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Vol. 144, Rahway, NJ., Thursday. April 20, 1967 10 Cents Merck Grant Study Shows Need For Communications In Rahway Public Schools

CATHOLIC WAR Parent Interest in Student Staff during an all-day work- worksh' was secured J/ETERANS PLAN - Personnel Services offered shop held here on Tuesday. throu two opinionarie.-. ^ RUMMAGE-SALE by the'Rahway Public School""'""s t-unds for""the" studies""""" prep7TGS~"by thc^Kiitgers The Joseph F. Dietz Post but a lack of very definite which will be continued, were —Professors and completed by of;the Catholic War Veterans knowledge about these ser- made possible by a $10,000 a random sampling of both Auxiliary will sponsor a vices was revealed as cer- Merck Company Foundation parents and pupils in Rummage Sale Apr. 21 and- tified personnel studied data 'grant, believed to be the Rahway. 22 at 78 Cherry Street presented by Dr. William first ever_made_r.o_a_public IJ).e d.itijc-renc_es_bc-itu-eeri (across from the 5 & 10) "Bin'gham "a""nd D"r7"Johri'"ShuTtz school in \'ew Jersey. how Student Personnel work- from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. of the Rutgers University ers see themselves and how Data considered during the they are seen hy parents and students were enumerated at the morning sessions. Jaycees IJufing the afternoon, dis- "Designed For You" cussion of these differences IN THE MIDDLE OF THINGS was held by 15 small groups in an effort to resolve these Sometimes we wonder what's happening and how much tried to "sneak" through the New Jersey legislature. Road-E-O discrepancies. Is Theme Of Miller's we, as a voice of the people, have contributed to the crazy And no wonder. When the public found out what pro- From the discussions, it mixed up thinking all around us. J Saturday became evident that there visions were included in the measure — fhe outcry was .was a need for better com- New Service Our boys are dying in South Viet Nam while we make heard around the state. munication among teachers, sure that British goods are safety transported into North Only one day is left for between teachers and stu- Grand opening ceremonies miles from the new and used ' The.bill raises unemployment benefits from $50 to S62 teenagers of Rahway to dents, between the class- next FridayandSaturdaywill car display areas, has a Viet Nam to be used against our forces. A man who ad- weekly — and then extends these unemployment benefits prove their driving skills. room teacher and the Child mark the official opening ol fully-modernized body re- vocates disobedience to the law - Martin Luther King - to those on strike. All workers, on strike for six weeks, You must sign now if you Study Team comprised of the the ultra-modern, new Ser- pair and paint department want to enter the Rahway psychologist, psychiatrist, - vice Center of Miller Pontiac specializing in collision is given the Nobel peace Prize." One of our leading na- could then apply for state unemployment benefits each Jaycees Safe Driving Road- social worker, learning dis- Cadillac at 149 Regina Ave., work. All work is fully tional magazines on its cover blithely asks "Is God week. E-O which will be held Apr. abilities specialist, phy- Rahway, according to C. guaranteed and estimates Dead"? Forty-six people watch a woman assaulted and 22 between the hours of 9 sician, nurse and the gui- Gordon Miller, president of are furnished. Do you see what this means to you? Only one out of a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Rah- dance personnel, as well as the firm whose'new and used Miller Pontiac-Cadillac killed and not one made so much as a phone call. And four working people are members of a labor union. But all way Junior High School park- between the school and the car showrooms are located also handles glass replace- any reference to patriotism; the Constitution or our Found— ing lot. communijy. at St. George and West Mil- of us pay for unemployment benefits. The three people A written test of 50 ques- ment and radio repairs. . ing Fathers is considered un-American. Other t data secured ton Avenuea, Rahsvay. 'Towing Bervlcbb axe avuilr— out of every four who ore not membe^s-of a union and tions—will hegin." F.nrranrs thrnnph—student, gmff nnH The new service center, able day or night. The park- And last weekend, before 125,000 young men and young who will never benefit from this — will be saddled with will then go directly to the community interviews will consisting of more than skill driving test where they ing facilities can accomo- women, our American flag was burned to ashes — no words be compiled and analyzed 85,000 square feet of the date more than 175 cars to • an increase in the amount they pay each week. will be judged on control,- for presentation by the Rut- newest and most modern eliminate confusion and™ can explain the shame and disgust we feel that our society skill, timing and confidence. gers team to members of In other words, this will add to our sales, tax, property All tests will be judged by automotive service equip- undue congestion and tedious " has become so warped. the Board of Education at a ment in the East, is dedicated waiting. In the reception area taxes — and all the other ways the government finds to driving experts, one of whom June meeting. to Miller service customers a protective canopy walk- It's crazy - and all the rhetoric used to justify this take our money out of our paycheck each week. We just will be Police Chief Her- In addition to finding more whose loyal patronage and bert Kinch. effective means of untilizing way has been constructed nonsense is, at best, ignorant sophistry. can't afford it. confidence in the integrity for the added convenience Norman Goldstein, Chair- the services of specialists of Miller Pontiac-Cadillac of customers during incle- Have we reached an age of tolerance where to blas- The only way to stop this is to let your legislators man of the Road-E-O is in education, it is hoped Corp. down through the years ment weather. know how you feel.Send a letter saying "I'magainstS-400 patiently awaiting the day research will provide insight has made this dream come pheme is acceptable , . . where to disobey legally con- when Rahway will recog- on the possible means of C. Gordon Miller, the and urge you to vote against it too" to: '") true. firm's president, brings a stituted authority is the norm . . . where to question the nize one of its teenage providing a system of eval- ,._.Commenting. _on the new Assemblyman Robert Henderson an pvpi-rt_ aatiuii wmerTWUl be helpful" ..long and varied career to There will be two first facilities, Mr. Miller stated. Railway, |s(ew~Tersoy to those dealing with stu- 'The entire, ataff of -Miller, -A-native of- -trouble—.(or-4t-is-who*-4h8.-AmeHeon-flo9.*tands.ior-»hot-._...... --- , •;.._.!L'...... '. place winners, and a second dents on a person TO person Pontiac-Cadlllac's factory- has lived In Rahway for the • , .. . • •..-;.-". \---"\ .-'••• •••.:.. ,.'>X--«-y°u cent-afford to losfpany more money each payday, and third place winner. A- basi6, in a one to one rc- trained specialists and our , past 12 years when he of- makes us free and it is the lawswe writo -Jna ooey tnoi f^. w -f. f y ' • . w?,rdt and certifiesVPS will Iv'rinehir.. new service facilities and ficially began Miller Pontiac give us liberty. And it is the Almighfy God who gives us be presented. State competi- Superintendent of Schools The Mayor's staff seems hard at work to "get things tion will' be held" at West- Richard M. Nash in welcom- innovations will always be Cadillac Corp. .. ' - the strength to believe in ourselves so that we can defend field, May 6, for winners of at the service of our cus- • A resident of 1903 West going' in Rahway". Representatives of the city n.et this ing the group, again empha- tomers to assure efficient, both — our laws and our flag. the Saturday test. sized the professional obli- Lake Ave., Mr. Miller is week with Public Service officials to discuss plans for a Winners of the State com- prompt, dependable and former president of the gation of staff members to courteous service at reason- possible bus terminal here. The Public Service people petition will go to Michigan deal effectively with .all stu- Union County Automobile for National competition. A- dents, bending the curricu- able prices." Dealers' Association. He will meet later this month with members of the Rahway The expanded operations "Get well soon" wishes are in store for one of Rah- mong the many prizes are lum to the child, rather-than served in various sales ex- Redevelopment Agency to go into more detail on the pro- college scholarships, new establishing artificial bar- have the capacity to service ecutive capacities for 15 way's best-known citizens — William F. Davis. Mr. Do- cars and travel as an ex- riers which must be over- more than 20 autos simul- . years for Pontiac Motor Div- vis, known as "Scoop" to most Rahway residents. ject. pert in this field. come to escape failure. He taneously, and are equipped ision of General Motors Cor- He's in Rahway Hospital now and is listed in "satis- Also in the workings is an application for federal In event of rain the test called for a continuing pos- with the latest diagnostic poration, covering the entire will be held on Sunday, Apr. itive approach to the and repair service equip- eastern portion of the United factory" condition -- but we bet a few cards from his funds under fhe federal "Model Cities" program. This 23. Lester Page of Rahway development of the potential .._ment, States. •- --• •-•• --- many friends in Rahway would change "his condition to" program was created to provide advice and funds for re- Motor Car Co., Lincoln - of every student, regardless The new Service Center Mr. Miller served, by juvenation of cities around the country — and here's Mercury dealer is co- of his social, emotional also provides attractive, Governor's appointment, for "good" in short order. operating with the Jaycees in economic or educational comfortable waiting'andrest three years on the Board of ^ * -* * * * * hoping that we can qualify to be included in the revival this stellar event. status. rooms for customers who Managers of Marlboro State project which will turn Rahway into a "model city". William Humphries, Dir- • use the special "Quick Ser- "S-400" that's the N.J. bill Governor Hughes ector of Student Personnel vice" department. A pick-up (Continued on Page 4) Services presented the for- and delivery service as well mat for the day's study. as "loaner vehicles" are also available for added con- RELIANCE GRANTS Capt. CJ. Buckley Named Membership venience. $296,000 IN The new facility has one Rahway Hospital FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Radar Units of the largest inventories ol authorized Pontiac and To Be Set Up Cadillac parts in the East. Homecoming Day May 8 President George Mens- As Flight Surgeon Of Year £^ A "Quick Service" section ching of the Reliance Savings Shortly after his assign- On These Streets and Loan Association pre- ment as Command Surgeon- is available with a waiting from the" 1940's. Radar L'nits will be in room for customers who A Rahway Hospital family sided Tuesday evening at a of the ARRS in Feb. 1966, A trophy for outstanding operation on the following reunion described as A fashion show of nurses' regular meeting of the board he made a 30-day visit to membership work was pre- wish to be served at the uniforms from the pre-re- streets during the week of Parts Center. Heavy and "Homecoming Day" will be of trustees at which the boa rd ARRS Pacific and Southeast sented to Commander Donald Apr. 24: Inman Ave.; Jet- held from 5 to 10 p.m. on volutionary era to the year granted a total of'$296,000 Asia units to evaluate medi- Davisson of Mulvey-Ditmars bulky parts such- as- sheet 2000 will be modeled by ferson Ave.; New Brunswick metal, engines, transmis- May 8. The event will be first mortgage loans. cal capability and equipment Post Veterans of Foreign Ave.; Hazelwood Ave.; the Jirst _in a series of 1967 nursing personnel. Olaf Axelson, Reliance of assigned pararescuemen. Wars at an award winners —- sions^ -running- gear-parts, - - Mrs. Ann Donovan, Volun- Milton Ave.; Jaques Ave.; tires and wheels are stored golden anniversary activi- first vice president, was re- As a result he designed a dinner held at the Bruns- and Main St. on the second floor. A spec- ties scheduled to take place teer Director, is chairman cently elected first vice new medical/jump kit which wick Motor Inn, East Bruns- during National Hospital of a committee assigned the president of the Union County is now standard pararescue wick and attended by over 700 Each week, we will publish ial delivery service also is Week, May 7-13. The task of organizing old hospi- equipment. He also instituted a listing of the streets on available. Savings and Loan League for persons. which the unitswill be set up. hospital is hoping to contact tal records and newspaper 1967. a three-fold plan to improve This is the fourth year in The Service Center, loca- many of the people associa- clippings as well as com- the level of medical know- ted about one and one-half a row that the Rahway Pos^ ted with the hospital since piling a list of hospital as- ledge and proficiency of has won a trophy for achieve-v Error Corrected -Ha—Inception—in 19'7 whej Rnciates through the years of l : r r n Hap ariir" ~ " " ' ' —-J= a—con- -ing;—i ts—caxly—member-ship In rho "rn\ rinTlnr" h hil of its^pperation. It is hoped tinuation medical training goal. planation presented in last the hospital building was a that many others will learn- "'Dog Days' Schools Get frame house on Jaques Ave. program; revised the Rescue " A large delegation from week's "Rahway N.cws- of the golden jubilee reunion and Survival Technician Union .County led "by Fifth Record", the totals paid for Members of the Board of- of the hospital family through Governors, Medical Staff, In Store Tor Course to raise the level of District Commander John local municipal government other media. Members of the the initial medical training Kopik of the Rahway Post and for senior citizens and $9,816 For Auxiliary, Volunteers and committee are Mrs. Louise Captain Clifford J. Buck- employees during the past 50 ley, a native of Rahway, son of pararescuemen; gave attended the dinner. The veterans were transposed. Ackley, Mrs. Ivy Mosher, Stray Animals medical lectures, demon- delegation included Mrs. Ko- The correct totals arc: years will be included. Mrs. Marian VanHerwerden of the late Mayor Reynolds Library Use Guests will be greeted by C. Buckley and Mrs. Buckley strations, and actual opera- pik, wife of Commander Ko- local municipal government Mrs. Marion Murphy, Mrs. tional flight training while pik and Mrs. Davisson, wife 52,015,180 and for senior The Rahway School Sys- hostesses in the lobby where Ruth Lance, Mrs. Margaret "Tag" is the name of the has been awarded the Mal- in the area. He flew re- tem has received $9,816 in they will be asked to sign a game Rahway's "Rovers" colm C. Grow Award as of the local Post Comman- citizens and veterans Valentine, Mrs. Maxine Ju- (Continued on Page 4) der. $172,750. • funds from "Title II for the register and indicate the role rick, Mrs. Elva Deitrich, had better be playing during flight surgeon of the year. purchase this year of new they played in the hospital's Mrs. Lillian Flemming, the next two weeks. Mayor The presentation was made -books, periodicals anandd 70-year history. A photo- -Mrs-r-Gecelia-Boswelli-Mrs.— John Marsh has announced by Gen. Bruce K. HoUoway, audio-visual aids, It was re- graprerltkpi Florence Abrahams, Mrs. that an intensified campaign vice chief of staff of the ported last night. for a Golden Memory Book Shirley Lcyitsky. Mrs. Jane is underway to pick up stray Air Force. -i—Th e—purpose-of—Title—11— to pptlpd aa the hos- Baldwin, Mrs. Dorotny wa- l rhe awarti~tE presented H folds of the Eleaentary and pital biograpHy enfolds. gonhoffer, Mrs. Lucille "The program" the Mayor annually to the Air, Force Secondary Education Act of In the conference room, Sprowls, Mrs. Anne Samples • declared, "is designed to rid surgeon or flight medical 1965 is to strengthen the visitors will enjoy refresh- Mrs. Mary Jane Armstrong the streets of all the home- officer who has made the collection of school llbrai^ ments including a golden an- and Mrs.- Peggy Jones. less hounds that have wan- greatest contribution to the resources and a&dio-visual niversary cake while remin- The public is urged to dered into Rahway from far effectiveness of a flying or- materials and make them iscing • over memories contact Rahway Hospital if ' and wide. ganization during, the year. readily accessible to the evoked by the background they can provide antiquities, Captain Buckley, age 30, -hildren and teachers of the music of songs popular dur- newspaper clippings, or "All 'citizen' dogs will be is presently assigned as 'tate of New Jersey. ing the past half-century, were born there during 1917. expected to wear licenses or Command Surgeon of the All materials must be from war tunes and Sousa In particular, the hospital run the risk of being picked Aerospace Rescue and Re- Tied by'a public agency . marches to present day is anxious to learn the up as a 'dog of ill-repute;" covery Service, Military \ provision for an equi- rock-n-roll music. whereabouts of the first the Mayor said. Airlift Command, Orlando e distribution of these A display of medical anti- known baby, Leocadia Rogal- AFB, Florida. He has been trials to the children quities will include^,items ska of Chrome, New Jersey. Residents are asked to be extremely successful in or- •eachers of the State is several hundred years old Another pioneer baby was sure that their dogs are ganizing and supervising an isential feature of the such as surgical instruments Arnold Schmidt of Port properly tagged and kept outstanding aeromedical Allocations must be and a doctor's medical bag. Reading. Both babies were either on a leash or in their support program for the •m'the basis of educa- A committee headed by Mrs own backyards. ' 'Licenses Aerospace Rescue and Re- Jane _Kuzmich.h _ operatini g _ deliveredlid d by B.WBW. Hoagland.Hld_ - may be* obtained~cmly-lrrthe— covery Service worldwide. "ollowing .allocations' room supervisor, has been M.D. tax office, City Hall. The tax He has achieved excellent collecting Rahway Hospital . office is open for the public rapport with the aircrew CERTIFICATES OF COMMENDATIONS being presented to the Rahway Detective Staff, includ- • . Branlgan ways the second Wednesday 97 50- 'Columbian M'etuchen has been promoted through first hand ex- Council held in City Hall. In making the presentation. Mayor Marsh stated that the awards were School of. Nursing, one of of thp month. -perlencc. He—hag—utlllzefl- •not only (or solving of the Posquale Tonijjao cose, but for many ulhen--kimwn to hare bee/l _Oiaiii-4-1.452.50; wooden" rtsoi erf—th. •veland $626.50; the wooden—mortars—ant Tt3 supervisor this knowledge by applying solved by the trio, even though they were unknown by the public. Declaring that the detectives l pestles that preceeded the Chemical Analysis Section License fees will be in- it directly to operational &?5; Roosevelt' .. present ceramic ones, and creased from $2.50 to $3.50 were a credit to the Rahway Police Department, themayor said he-hoped to see the trio around '4-'".Washlngton of M&T Chemicals, Inc., effective June 1. problems. for a long time. ' ' • . f. operating room Instruments Rahway. April 20, 1967 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Page 2 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot April 20, 1967 Page 3 events; Wellesley R. Slife AMERICAN IRISH Remember to take your Church between the hours of the service. Methodist Church, Rahwayv in Darkness" will be shown of Requiem was celebrated Scout-0-Rama of Union, participation; He: 11:30 and 1:30 p.m. on April Tuesday, Apr. 25, Firs In observance of the Consul- HOLY COMFORTER ~, bert George Associates Rahway-Clark Seniors Present TO PLAN PICNIC red, white, and blue medi- to the Senior Westminster at St. John the Apostle care card when you go for Area Religious Services 26. Tickets may be purchas- Day of Passover; morn tation on Church Union. The Fellowship group at 7 p.m Arthur Karns Church, Clark and Interment Union, public relations; E Plans for a picnic to be ed from class members at ing services at 6:45 a.m. Rev. Gordon Baum of Trinity Sunday services will open Weekend Show Levine of Union, activitieb held, in August will be made treatment in a hospital or on Apr. 23. was in St. Gertrude's Ceme- doctor's office. ZION LUTHERAN 24. A seminar- "Interpre the door on the day of the Jr. Congregation at 10:3( will preach on "The Power The second in a series of at 7:30. a.m. with Holy Com- tery. Elizabeth Mayor Thomas G Henry Rutgers Scholar Studies at a meeting of the American luncheon. a.m.; Evening Services a of Unity." A Nursery la munion, followed by Church Honored At Dunn, special guests, an Irish Association of Wood- "More Than A Handy Rel ting Our Mission" will b four Sunday evening Instruc- School and Family Worship For Children igion" will be the sermo: held at 8:15 p.m., Apr. 24 Circle One will meet with 6:30 p.m.; Second Seder, a provided at both hours for tion classes for persons in- Sidney Scherr of Roeell. Rahway will be represent- Mr.. Schenk, a sociology bridge at their meeting Apr. Mrs. Frank Crue, 1097 Mid- home after the services. children of parents attend- at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Park, tickets. Robert Ellis ed by Jerome J. Bruder of 27 at 8.-30 p.m. in the Royal topic of the Rev. Frederic A Session Meeting ha; terested in learning the Prayer and Sermon at 11 Family Night Mentally and physicall major will present a paper Fairclough, pastor, at the been scheduled for 8 p.m. wood Dr., Rahway at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Apr. 26 ing worship. meaning of membership in Inman Heights a professional scout execu 982 Apgar Ter., and Ira C. on "Negro-White Relation- Oaks Cocktail Lounge, Edi- a.m. "Making Good People" handicapped children, orp Miller of 351 Grove St.,'and and 11 a.m. servicesonSun Apr. 25. Adult, Study o April 27. The Senior choir morning service at 6:45 a.m Church School meets at the Christian church, will nans and children from un tlve, is show advisor. ships in a High School." son. • The business meeting will hold rehearsal at 8 p.m. in honor of the Second Da 9:30 and 11 a.m. At 2 jp.m. will be the sermon topic of Special honors were paid Clark will be represented by will be followed by a social day. "Great Chapters of th< be conducted in Fellowship Rev. William A. Guerrazzi to Arthur Karns, Church! Installation derprlvlleged areas will b> Mr. Bruder, a business ad- The Sunday School wil Bible will be held at 8:1. April 27. of the Passover Holiday; Jr there will be a Friendship Hall on Apr. 23 at 7 p.m. Ronald Schenk, 191 Gibson ministration will present a which will include refresh- 'Congregation at 10:30 a.m. at the 11 a.m. service. School Superintendent for the the guests of Union Council Blvd. when the 56 Henry meet at 9:15 a.m. The Youth p.m., Apr. 26. Visitation by laymen to under the leadership, of the Boy Scouts of America, at paper on "The Shifting and ments and the presentation Thursday, April 27: mornln member prospects. Junior past eleven years, during a Set For Apr. 29 Safefy Council Rutgers Scholars in the sen- of a full color and sound League - will rrfeeT Sunda pastor. Family Night celebration special showing of the bien Incidence of the Corporation services at 6:45 a.m.; Re- High Fellowship under the The Feast of St. Marie ior class of the Rutgers Income Tax." Mr. Miller, a film of the late President afternoon at 4 p.m. and th ligious School at the usua Choirs will rehearse as will be celebrated with Holy Sunday night at First Metho- Installation of former nlal Scout-O-Rama bein, Loyals will meet at 4 p.m TRINITY METHODIST leadership of Charles Gil- follows: Junior at 7 and Sen- -College of Arts and Sciences history major will present a John F. Kennedy's trip to time; the Adult Bible Dis- Communion at 10 a.m. Apr. dist Church, Rahway. Councilman - at - large John conducted this weekend a Commends Merck present the results of their "Christian Symbolism" wil SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Board of Trustees more, meets at 5 p.m. ior at 8 p.m. Thurs., Apr. Gallo and his staff of officers 'the Elizabeth Armory, 11 paper on ' The Decision To Ireland which will be pre- will meet at 8 p.m., April cussion Group will not meet The third in a series of 25. The Vestry meets that Charles Mauren, presi- special res"eSrch project in sented by the Columbian Fat- be the topic led by Mr. an "The Healfflg of Hi, 20 and Westminsrer at 6:30 evening at 8 p.m. in the Rec- dent of the Official Board will mark the 27th annual Magnolia Ave. Use the Atomic Bomb." Mrs. Charles Kauffman an Seamless Dress ' will be 20, and the WSCS rummage Friday, Apr. 28; morning discussions "From Court- p.m. Apr. 21. dinner dance of the Inman a wide variety of subjects hers fromjview York. services at 6:45 ,a.m. and tory. The Episcopal ChurCh' -served as master of cere- According to Victor W On Air Program at the 18th annual Henry Mr. and Mrs. William the sermon topic of the sale will be conducted in ship to Marriage" will take The Christian Education Heights 'Association to be Clark, executive vice presi Asbury Hall between the evening services at 8:30 p.m place at 7 p.m. for all Sen- Women will hold a card party monies. Letters were read Rutgers Conference Apr. 22 Robins. The Luther League Rev. Richard R. Streeter Committee meets in Room at Koos_BroB._at_ 1 pjn. from former ministers, and held Apr. 29 at the Park I dent of the Clark State Ban! The Rahway Safety Coun- —will-meet SundaV-eveninga at—the 11 a.m service hours of 9a_.m. and 3 p.m. ior__Highs_and_oldex_youth. B- Apr,-20-at-7:30-p.m. On on Queens Campus, New Tuesday. •" a aong^writtenby Mrs. Rich- HbtelrPlainfleW. ' land Trusr Company anu :il unanimously voted a re- Brunswick. 7 p.m. April 23. Sunday Church April 20 and 2T. The Chapel The Rev. Act Tubbs of West- this same date, Circle < #2 Other officers to be In- JiJEiairman of the event, the AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN ard, Campbell was sung by f solution commending Merck The Women's Servic School will be held at the Choir is scheduled for re- field Presbyterian Church meets in the church parlorj Announcement' "ie made stalled' are vice-president t doors of the Armory will b The conference will be hearsal at 10 a.m. Saturday. Reverend Walter W. Feig- is the leader. members of the choir. 4 Co. for their efforts in held in Scott hall from 9:30 Funds Available Group will meet today at K regular hours. The Senior at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Leo- that the Church . School is A gift pf a camera was William Wolf; secretary, opened from 10 a.m. to noon establishing an Air Pollu- a.m. to prepare pads for th< High Fellowship will mee On Sunday, April 23, in ner " will preach "Found Other meetings of the week nard Sdrrat serving as hos- preparing Its annual Mayfair a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and is Faithful" from Matt. 25: 14- presented to Mr. Karns from Sol Regan and treasurer Al- on Saturday for the special jion program for the City of American Cancer Society at O:30 p.m. recognition of "COCU Sun- are: tess. and entertainment. Rehear- bert Blankley. David W. guests^Ramped side entran- open to the public. day , First Presbyterian 30 at both the 9:30 and 11 Apr. 24 at 7 p.m. - Cub the church. Mrs. Donald Rahway, during their meet- Papers on topics are vari- Those observing birthdays The Deacons will meet The Junior High Fellow- sals will be held soon. The Brewer showed slides which Davis, outgoing president ces will be open to accomo- 'ng held this week. This being For in April will be hostesses a at 1 p.m. Apr. 25. The Wo- Church and Trinity Metho- a.m. services Sunday. The ack Meeting; Apr. 25 at 7 ship meets Apr. 21 "at 5 program Is scheduled for ed as Pathways in the Bio- Choirs are under the di- depicted various aspects and and officers of the Ladies date children in wheelchairs l major step in cleaning the a noon-time Coffee Party men's Association Sewing dist will participate in a Pul- p.m. - Boy Scout Troop #47; p.m. On this same evening May 20 and the money raised Auxiliary will be honored. and special service units o synthesis Vitamin B-6, pit Exchange. "COCU" is the rection of Mr. Jdel'Madson 7:30 p.m. - Christian Edu- events of the church over air in the City, the Council Minimum Wages and Poverty "Camp Night" will be trie Day will be held between the at 8 p.m. all members of will be .used to purchase a the years, plus pictures of At the dinner. Gold Life the Explorer Scouts will ac has high hopes that other hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. abbreviation for "Com- Sunday school is held for cation Committee Meeting; the 1968 Nominating Com- and Resistance Movements theme of a congregationa" spinet piano for the under- |rhp chlidrwn nf rhp chnrrh Membcrnhlp cards will be as guides_and assistants. cqmpanie_s__will _follow_suiu .mj.tt e_e__ OjVzghu-rehr^JnioiVr^- nur-sery-through-Junior-High Apr.—26—at-12:30—p.nv nrtttee-are-aBked~KrrneetTn™ crofE " In—Nazi- Germany -wiir~be There are a.number of Pro- at both services. Senior UP.W. Dessert and Associ- school taken on momentous | presented to members of AMONG THE FIRST STUDENTS from Union County to attend an outdoor classroom in the 'we wanted to make sure The Council received a read and discussed. by the Lutheran Church Men Bible Study Leaders will the church parlor. — occasions.— long standing. A meeting will that-everyonehad a chance resolution from the Board Apr. 27 at 8 p.m. A panel meet at the Church with Mr. testant denominations in- Highs meet at 11 a.m. only ation Meeting; 8 p.m. - Adult At 7:30 p.m. Apr. 25 the Watchung Reservation were those from Abraham Clark School. Clark. Studying specimens of Henry Rutgers Scholars Mortgage be held Apr. 26, to finalize to see the show," Clark ex- of. Freeholders permitting composed of Raymond Fast- Streeter at 1:30 p.m. Apr. 2 volved in talks which, it Is Baby and toddler care is a- Work Committee Meeting; Evangelism Committee will Dinner was served by the pond water collected on their nature trip_are_roembers of the sixth grade class of Mrs. Isabella are selected on the basis of hoped, will lead to merger vailable at both services for Apr. 27 at 10 a.m. - fis- Social Life committee. arrangements for the dinner. Pitch (left to right).- Keith Skorton, Eileen Berg, John Keena, Steven Krumm and Wayne Hodges.plained. "With the large the City of Rahway to pro- man, Jr., Rev. Herbert and the Mission Study Lea- meet in Room B; and at 8 j crowds expected to attend outstanding scholastic achi- of these major Protestant children under the age o sion Sewing; 3:15 p.m. - Pulpit Exchange At the morning worship The committee includes hibit parking on both sides evement and are excused Hagenau of Klizabeth, and ders will meet with Mrs. p.m. the same evening the David W. Davis, VltoVa-- during_regular—hours,-the of __West_MUton -Ave.,-from -Gus~Launhardt~will~~presenr Gibbons-aT-10~a.nl., Aprr28r bodies. three.- Cherub Choir; 4p.m.-Carol Executive Board of the Wo- hour a recognition service From -two-formal~academic Rev. Mr. Baum said; The Senior High Fellow- Choir; 5 p.m. - Fellowship was held for church school lenti. Jack Cosgrove, Wil- I scouts felt that a special it. George Ave. to Broad highlights of tent camping men's Association meets in time should be set up for :ourses during each semes- "Among them are the Pres- ship meet every Sunday eve- '67 7 p.m. - Chapel Choir; Between Trinity workers, teachers, and youth liam Wolf, George Purdy it. Through-the help of Free- :er of the senior year so camping out and trailer the church parlor. and John Gallo. Abraham Clark Students Spofford Named the less fortunate children lolder Walter Ulrich, the ns camping. byterians and the Metho- ning at 6:45 for fellowship :15 p.r,mr . - Senior Choir; Pre - school nursery advisors, by the Rev. John hey may carry out research dist. In this spirit, that we and on Wednesdays at 7p.m. >pr. 20 at 7:30 p.m. - Ses- Stokes. who otherwise might not have [Uthorization was received, The Bible Study Group will FIRST BAPTIST classes, under the direction the opportunity to see the )n a particularproblem. Be- may understand each other for recreation in the gym- ;lon Meeting; Apr. 22 at And Old First Boy Scouts Camp this resolution Is now in 'ore presenting their papers On Residential Properties meet Apr. 28 at the home of "Patching Old Clothes" of Mrs. William Frantz, Apr. injoyOutdoorClassKoom^ show. Invitations have gone he hands of Mayor Marsh Mr. and Mrs. William Lehr will be the sermon theme of better, this Sunday has been nasium. :30 a.m. - Senior High Fel- 25 and 26 from 9 to 11 a.m. it the conference, all the designated for a Pulpit Ex- On Friday evening at 7:30 owship Trip to N.Y.; 9:30- A pulpit exchange will take Clubhouse Keys out to hospitals and other md Acting Police Chief 34-1 Russell Ave. the Rev. James F. Horton Lessons #16 and 17 will OBITUARIES institutions, he said. icholars must pass a com- change. We hope that every the Junior High Christian 1:30 a.m. - Neighborhood place Sunday when the Rev. Drive Director Cinch waiting for State ap- prehensive, examination in Liberal Terms Fast Service at the ^:45 worship service, be covered by members of Of WatchungReservation iroval to limit the parking WILLOW GROVt: Apr. 23. Church School-will member of the congregation Endeavor group will meet; Vorkshop #2; 8 p.m. - A.A. the Bible Study Course, Gordon Baum of Trinity Met- JOHN T. CONDAS Are Presented Gavin Spofford, Executive Regularly scheduled ad- :heir specialfield. will be present and take th'is for fellowship and recrea- 'roup Meeting. hodist Church, Rahway, pre- John T. Condas, 67, of mission times for the three- o one side of the street The Rev. Floyd P. Swart, •>e held at 11 a.m. and the "Survey of the Scriptures," Last week the sixth grade setting of a barn, pupils Vice-President of the Sum- mly. After a year of prepara- I'asror of the L'nited Church faptisr. Youth Fellowship and opportunity to greet Rev. tion. Apr..26 at 8 p.m. In Fellow- aches in First Presbyterian 221 Inman Ave., Colonia, students of the Abraham mit-Elizabeth TrustCo.,has day Scout-O-Ramaare: tom- [on, they present their Church, West Grand Ave., died Sunday at home after a To Auxiliary again grouped for further orrow, 7-10 p.m.; Saturday, The awards committee ad- of Christ, "ill be the ex- tie Parent's Guild will meet Eugene Ebert of the'First All the staff is requested ship Hall, under the leader- Clark School, Clark, moved study, in the outdoor class- accepted the General Chair- lapers before a group of Savings Pass Book Rate change guest preacher at I the church at 7 p.m. Presbyterian Church at to attend the Monthly pre- FIRST METHODIST ship of the pastor. Rahway. The Rev. Eugene short illness. Born in Portu- outdoors to enjoy a unique manship of the Union Council 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., and Sun- ised that the 90% National iellow scholars, faculty Worship service will be W. Ebert, First Presbyter- gal he lived in Newark before Rahway Post 5, American room with Mother Nature, day, 2-5 p.m. tickets for Jchool Safety award was be- the ^:3n and 11 a.m. ser- Meetings scheduled for 8 either the 9:45 a.m. service view meeting for. May to be Legion completed plans this experience. They traveled by as the helping teacher, pupils Boy Scout $500,000 Camp lembers and the public. The vices on April 23. Rev. Mr. .m. April 25 include: Circle n the Chapel or the 11 a.m. held on.Monday, April 24. eld at 11 a.m. Sunday with ian's senior minister, will moving to Colonia 34 years bus to the Union County Out- Development Program. The the show, which is open to ing presented to the Board of :hairman of the Henry Rut- hurch school at .9:45 a.m. preach at Trinity MethodiBt ago. He was a construction^ week for a trip to the Bar- studied math, creative writ- the public, maybe purchased -.ducation. It. also advised Alexander, Jr. will preach hrc-e with Mrs. Cecil service in the Sanctuary." The schedule is as follows: UNITED CHURCH num & Bailey Circus in door Educational Center on ing, arts and crafts, earth announcement was made ers Committee is C.E. Tur- at the L'nited Church. hartrand, 208 Thorpe Ave., :00-8:00 p.m., Staff ofNur- t 6:30 p.m. the Methodist Church. Both Ministers will foreman employed by Wlgton the Watchung Reservation to today by John J. Radigan, from a local scout unit or at hat the outstanding School er, a professor of romance outh Fellowship will meet. preach on the topic, "The and Abbott Co., Plainfield Madison Square Garden on science, wildlife and plant the door. 'rossing Guard selected for Tenth Grade Communi- Avenel; Circle Five at the TEMPLE BETH TORAH sery and Kindergarten de- A Teen-age dance, at the Apr. 22, with buses leaving study first-hand about their life, and/or sensory percep- Director of Personnel Re- anguages at Rutgers.- cants' Class will meet at hurch with Mrs. Erville Members of the L'SY will partments meet with Mrs. The Woman's Society of Colonia Junior High School, Power of Unity." Services at for 28 years. environment. lations at Merck, Inc. and Ninety - nine scout units J67 was Mrs. Helen Schnei- hristian Service will meet First Presbyterian are at the post home at 581 Maple tion. The visitation was or- representing Clark, Eliza- !er of 196 Lafayette St., -4 p.m. on r-riday, Apr. 21 iadison, hostess; Board of conduct the Friday Evening Clark in room 5, to be fol- sponsored by the Men's Or- He was a member of St. Ave., Rahway at 12:30 p.m* The children, accompani- President of the Council's t 7:30 p.m., Apr. 25. Elec- 9:30 and 11 a.m. Trinity's John Vianney Church and its ganized so that ekch group beth, Cranford, Hillside, .ahway, and that a plaque MCLEAN ELECTED and at 'J 3.rr. Saturday, )eacons at the church with Services and will host the owed by their own depart- ganization of the United Tickets for the trip are still ed by their teachers, chap- of children had the^opportun- Executive Board. • Kendall Company stock- Apr. 22. ames B. Brunson, chair- Oneg Shabbos. mental meetings ledbyDept. on of officers and the pre- Church of Christ, with Mr. services are 9:45 and 11 Holy Name Society. drones, and guides from the Kenilworth, Linden, Rahway •ould be presented at the a.m. available at $4.50 each to ity to take part in at least Radigan said local Scouts Roselle, Roselle Park, Union lay meeting. holders have elected William Women's service Day fea- man. Rab.bi RubensteinandHaz- Supt.' 8:00-9:00 p.m., Staff) ientation of the budget are August Otte as General He is survived by his wife cover the cost of transpor- Center divided into groups to had not asked for capital H. McLean of Short Hills, m the agenda. The program Mildred Iorlo Condas, one two of the above mentioned Springfield and Winfield will turing scwir.g and Ashbrook The Delta Alpha Class will zan Sternberg will conduct of Primary 1, 2 & 3 to meetj Chairman is scheduled for The exchange is in obser- tation and admission to the survey some of the 2,000 experiences. iunds since CampWinriebago The Bicycle Committe as a director. Formerly vice with Mrs. Clark in rooms /ill be a "self study by son Louis Condas of Colonia demonstrate their scouting dvised that with the appro- per annum Workshop will be heldfrom erve a hot ham luncheon in the 8:30 a.m. services Apr. Apr. 21. In the interest of vance of the Consultation on big show, it is reported. For acre wooded park. Once on The Union County Outdoor scout Reservation opened In president of Merck & Com- 13-14; Staff of Junior and] /Irs. Donald Brewer, presi- the community, all one brother and three sis- skills during the show. "il of School Superintendent Compounded or paid quarterly. Now you can earn more when you save at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Apr. he Fellowship Hall of the 22. There will be an 8:30 teen Church Union which holds a nformation, call 381-9805. the trails, they looked for Educational Center is opera- 1941 and that space require- J pany and president of the Junior High to meet with lent. agers are welcome. ters in Portugal and one Booth themes range from '-'— M Mach_ nn innpf^- •Mei-eK C" 'IflXIft", By mall, too. (VtottH ,m. service Apr. 23. but Ex- r mppring in ( Ige rrtTh Sl wllrtHfpJ animal -trac -ft byDU'euui—Charles -had- .._.. r—jcedrTo einlcal uivision, Reverend Feigner in rooms'. celleht music will be sup- granacnua. a tuturlstic concept of scout- on program, under super- :here will be no Sunday Mass., on May 1-4. The Con- congratulated Anthony Co- holes and other signs char- Holtzer and Assistant Direc- raise $500,000 in this area, ing in the year 2078, being Mr. McLean is now the sec- School or Religious School, 8-12, to be followed by their[ plied by the "Aztecs", led The funeral was held on acteristic only to a natural, it will be necessary to enlist 'sion of the Safety Council retary of the board of trus- I'M GUB I CHANGED 10... ST. PAUL'S CHURCH sultation is a movement de- ella and Howard Francais tor James M. Kenny, Jr. presented by Rahway Troop nd Police Officer Kenny, and the L'SY Discussion own departmental meetings by Peter De Sante, with signed to bring about the Wednesday from the Thomas [or completing the course at undeveloped state. Together they have planned support of the most capable 47 to a nostalgic look back tees of Stevens Institute of AXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS roup will not meet. Bedikas led by Dept. Supts. - A Choral Eucharist at 8:15 Eddie- O'Brien, Rhythm; F. Higgins' Sons Funeral A6 a special treat, the civic leaders in our com- ould be held in each School. T Technology and assistant to will mark Apr. 23 as the eventual unity of denomina- American Legion College at this project to "....emulate to the days when Indians The Council discussed! 1591 Irving Street "our'wh year" Rahway, H'.J. hometz (The 5earch for the The Women's Association Gary Zak, Bass; Johnny tions within Protestantism, Home, Rahway. A High Mass Fort Dix, this past weekend. children visited the Desert- life as it really is....and munities," Radigan said. roamed free on the western the president. Leaven) will be held in the Workshop will be held on fourth Sunday after Easter. Starzak, organ; and Bobby of Requiem was celebrated ed Village on the Watchung In accepting the leader- any hazards which occur at I PREMIER OIL At 11 a.m. there will be The eight denominations Announcement was made to show how all facets of plains—complete with danc- is time of year and recom- j DAILY - 9 to 4:30; Saturday - 9 to 12 noon evening. Apr.- 26, at 1 p.m. in the Pastena, drums; Admission participating in the Consul- at St. John Vianney Church, that a capacity attendance Reservation. The original living are interrelated." ship, Spofford said: "camp- ing - and pageantry—being USE THE RECORD | Drive-Up Window - Parking "hurch Hall. The women will Morning Prayer and Ser- is only $1.00 donation per Colonia, and interment was tract of land was purchased ing is a vital part of a ended extra care be taken Siyyum Bechorim (Re- tation are The Protestant greeted appreciation night Judging from the enthusiasm presented by the Order of / owners of power lawn CLASSIFIED ADS! r Accounts Insured to S15.000. by the demption of the First - Born) be making handbags for monette. Members of La person. in St. Gertrude'B Cemetery. from the American Indians I of the visiting children, the quality Scouting program and Fayette Lodge, N. 27 will Episcopal Church; The Uni- held Apr. IS at the post the Arrow, scouting's honor iower6. 388-0600 Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. will take place at the 6:45 Thailand. All willing hands April 23 is to be Pulpit home. in 1645; however, most of the Directors have been most we cannot adequately serve campers' society. In all, attend this service. ted Presbyterian Church in MRS. ELLA PORUBSKY homes on the tract were not the boy population of the Raymond J. Monahan of a.m. service, Apr. 24. Even- are welcomed. Exchange Sunday for the USA; Presbyterian successful in their desire to more than 5,000 scouts will FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE ing services in honor of the Wednesday at 10 a.m. there churches which are mem- Mrs. Ella Porubsky, 74, TAIT RE-ELECTED built until 1845. Today many expand the-school curricu- 1960's and 1970's with camp participate. , 09 Pierpont St., was ac- HIGH QUALITY OIL will be Holy Communion in Church, United States; The of 884 Raritan Rd., Clark, area designed for a boy popu- epted as a new member. Paooover • 1 lotiday=-wi!U-tak& FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 1 bers of 'COCU' (Council on Watson F. Tait, Jr. was • of the homes have been re-. lum to the outdoors. -ffie"Cliaptil. Thursday at" ? 1 died last Friday at Memorial re-elected chairman -or tne • The children of the -Abra- lation of the 1940's. Volunteer committee place in the Synagogue at This Sunday at 9:30 and 111 Church "Uriloh).. K'evJ T^loyd. • novated and are occupied by members for the 1967 Scout- Dia! 388-5100 a.m. there wlMba Holy Com- Hospital, Union/ after a briel board,._Etiwin H....Snyaer, WlIU'.1 pieier cue" 1 pvnialnpri That _fh«» 6:30 p.m. The- first £eder ^.m. -services bere jwillvbd Swart will 'exchange pu'lplw pal Church; "3t>jiuw-' ate p **?' Oaema^laTgestfartWTOaeal o AMS,ST . • will take place at home after pulpit exchange with Trinltyf munion in the Jpapel; Boys' with Rev. Julian Alexander of illness. president, and Edward R. wooded setting to the hustle especially proud of their vis- campaign will contact indivi- CoVonefertOiB-. Kelly, State Choir at 7 p.m. and Girls' Church; Evengelical United Bom in Olyphant, Pa.,she Eberle, executive vice and bustle of city living. Council's history, include The Willow Grove Presby- Brethren; The Disciplea_of_ titatlon because they, were duals, industry and business [Clark, chairman; Joseph V. 'olice Soperintendent has _Choir_at_the_home-.of Miss terian—Church— who—will lived—-most—of—her_llfe_in president,— Public - Service - —After-lunch-iir;the-rus~tfe~ anrdng thl* first children in Clark, Cranford, Eliza- announced walk-in entrance Elizabeth Maury. The Senior Christ; African Methodist Bayonne before moving to Electric and Gas Company, [Milo of Elizabeth, vice preach at the 11 a.m. wor- from Union County to avail beth, Hillside, Kenilworth, chairman; Charles J. Pick- :xaminatlon6 will be. held at Choir will meet at 8:15 p.m. Episcopal Zion Church; Af- Clark 17 years ago. She April 18 by the board of di- ' p.m. Apr. 25, in Hammon- ship service in The United rican Methodist Episcopal themselves of the Union Linden, Rahway, Roselle, ard of Elizabeth, physical Church of Christ, 830 Lake was a communicant of St. rectors of the company at County Outdoor Educational Roselle Park, Springfield, :on and Apr. 26 in Trenton, Church. Agnes Church in Clark. its organization meeting in Case Workers [arrangements; Jack K. Fer- ^ayreville. Sea Girt, Hobo- OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN Ave., Clark. His sermon Center. Union and Winfield Park. rel of Hillside, special topic will be "OtherSheep". She is survived by her Newark. All-other officers in and Morristown. "All This and Fun Tool" United Church of Christ and The movement originated husband, Stepehn J. Porub- of. the company were re- Are In Demand The City of Rahway Has Designated has been chosen by the pas- Presbyterian Theological Dec. 4, 1960 at Grace Epis- sky, one daughter, Mrs. Vir- elected or reappolnted. _ tor as his sermon topic for positions in general are very copal Cathedral, San Fran- ginia Mengo. of Clark and Case Workers are again in worship services at 9:30and similar, therefore this ex- cisco, when a proposal was one grandaughter. demand by all 21 County Wel- 11 a.m. on Apr. 23. The text change easily furthers com- made by Dr. Eugene Carson Also 6 sisters, Mrs. Stella fare Boards in the State of is Philippians 1:1 - 11. munications between the Blake, then Stated Clerk of Relnhold of Bayonne, Mrs. New Jersey. The require- Church School meets at the fellowships and leads to a the United Presbyterian Esther Simko of Kenilworth; ments for admission to the same hours. Church in the U.S.A. Four Miss Rose and Miss Helen examination for Case Work- wider fulfillment of God's denominations originally en- EVERY A movie "The Light Shines purposes. Kondratik In Pa., Mrs.Eliz- ~ er are United States citi- Aren't We Fortunate In Having dorsed this movement. abeth Balkus and Mrs. Olga zenship, 12 months residency HaUicIc all In Pa. Also 4 HOME- in New Jersey and poss- brothers,. Martin Kondratik MAKER ession • of a Bachelor's DO YOU LOOK YOUR BEST in Fla. and Michael John Degree from an accredited and'Harry all in Pa. college. College seniors who Our Account At The Services were held TueB- .will receive their degrees in day at the Walter J. John- June, 1967, are eligible to IN THE NEW STRIPES, son Funeral Home, Clark, take this examination.- and at St. Agnes Church Individuals interested in Rahway Savings Institution? where a Solemn High Mass receiving the Case Worker was offered. Interment was informational., brochure and ...PLAIDS,...OR SOLIDS? In Holy Name Cemetery, application fo'r'-examination Jersey City. should contact the main of- to bring peace fice, New Jersey Depart- No worry to us about parking space ANTHONV M. DA PRILE to the household ment of Civil Service, State Anthony M. Da Prile, 61, House, Trenton 08625. or drive-in windows because we use CLEAN-UP MONTH of 762 Audrey Dr., Rahway, This material may also be obtained at any local State died at home on Wednesday Today's homemaker finds it after a'short illness. Born Employment Office or the convenient SAVE BY MAIL increasingly important to County Welfare Board. It is in Port Reading, he lived in maintain an atmosphere of Linden 17 years before mov- important to file, early be- peace in the family, where cause in the event of a tie, plan-at no expense to us! ng to Rahway 4 years ago. each member can find strength He was employed as a welder the applicant who filed ear- to meet the problems of the lier is placed higher on the by the United Excavating Co., outside world. BE SMART- Linden and the Eugene P. list. Reading Co., Roselle. In Science and Health with The Month of May haslMen desig- Key to the Scriptures by Mary MEDICARE AID He Is survived by his wife stop in at the friendly Rahway nated os annual clean-up month Baker Eddy many families Medicare comes in two Catherine Baron Da Prile; are finding the intelligent packages: one helps pay hos- in Rahway. two daughters, Mrs. Vincent answer to all their problems. pital bills and the other helps Savings Institution and open a tiRiimann of Rahway and dblH Peroono 65- it U a month set aside to rid your Mrs. John Monoon of Fords, —Science and Health'may be read or examined, together and overjxeed to file applica- properties and vacant lots of all his mother Angelina De Joy tion now"for full protection. savings account today and receive Da Prile of Port Reading; with the Bible, at any Chris -debris which might constitute a four brothers, Nicholas of Uan Science Reading Room. health, fire or safety hazard. Woodbridge, Gabriel of Car- Or It may be purchased at COMPOUNDED _ -<\ teret, Joseph of Rahway and S3. :x tf Place oil large items as near curb Michael of Arlington, Texas; QUARTERLY as possible and they will be col- five sisters, Mrs. Carrie ON REGULAR ® I* CHRISTIAN 8CHNCB lected by your scavenger on his Del Mastro of Fort Lauder- dale, Fla., Mrs. Antoinette READING BOOH SAVINGS regular collection day. Pellegrlno, Mrs. Louise ACCOUNTS Coppola and Mrs. Angelina •MIZmUON AVE. gfo hqye papers, branch**, De—Felice—of-Rahway—and" Services brush, etc., securely tied in bundles Mrs. Marie Barcelona of TER and placed at curb. Put leaves and .Roorff-by-room temperature control is an important feature of.modern,! Port Reading and six grand- -ANNUM______Mortgage Loans Collateral Loans Safe Deposit Boxes r children". raklngs in carton*. reliable Electric Heat. Each member of the family can select the con> 0N6-MQNTH Bonking by Mall Vacation Club Bank Money Order The funeral was held on WKDNSSDATB NO HAPPY fort level that feels best. And parents also like modern Electric Heat's Saturday from the Thomas <:N • V.M TM. SAVINGS SIDNEY K. STOKE 1 F. Higgins Sons Funeral HELLO... clean, quiet, trouble-free performance. You get steady, cozy, worry- CERTIFICATES Business Administrator Home, Rahway."A High Mass ... is ever quite equal to the H.FREEMAN & SON warm welcome extended to. free warmth even in the coldest weather with no fuel-truck deliveries to newcomers by the Welcome PHILADELPHIA Wagon Hostess. ' worry about. Many Electric Heating systems are completely out of sight! Her smile may be no.brighter. UNDEN her greeting no more cheer- Plan to install total Electric Heat in your new home. 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Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot April 20, 1967 Page 5 Page 4 Rahwoy News-Record/Clark Patriot the school Is approved. less than one minute. Hollywood Cemetery Since 1909 Captain Buckley has been The Institute specializes Republicans Apex Signal Service Provides ••..'iV-.'. tJUtVJXX In mechanical and architec- actively involved in launch J Non-Profit; And Non-Sectarian tural drafting Instruction, and recovery deployments' , fZecotb Electrical Alarm Protection organization and use the operating on a year round for Project Gemini and re- Honor Lombardi The Hollywood Cemetery Published Every Thursday Morning by schedule, giving both male presents the ARRS at NASA The Apex Signal Service office and records. Melvln most modern equipment for Councilman ar large Men- at. 1689 Stuyvesant Ave., interment, seeding of the THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY . and female students indivi- conferences on the Apollo Lat 530 Bloy St., Hillside, Peckerman is the Engineer Union, was established in "ON THE TEEN SCENE ottl Lombardi, who took the 1470 Broad Street, Rahway. N.J., 388-0600 dual instruction. Enroll- missions. a headed by Thaddeua J. Jas- for the firm, while Donald ground and fertilizing the place of Mayor John Marsh 1909 and is headed by Myron area. The Cemetery 1B a hospital room together. We ments are acceptable on a While assigned as Chief of jcor was established in 1933 Groszman 1B in charge of Lytwyn who is also a funeral Do People Go Up Besides the administra- year round basis. Aerospace Medicine Service on the Rahway City Council, maintenance. Robert Kor- mutual organization. Mr. could even have a Joint fun- tive government/ the laws Publisher Loree Collins was honored at a cocktail Iby Mr. Jascor in the ser- director in Irvlngton, and a In The Record eral, Associate Publisher .... Dovid M. Collins Jr. The Institute's curriculum at the 1604th USAF Hospital, vice and installation of bur- lesky Is the Salesman. Thad- Mueller has been with the and the police punish "un- party on Sunday afternoon at resident of Short Hills. cemetery for over 30 years, 1 have made it a rule Associate Publisher & Editor . . . Barbara Curran staff and facilities are ap- Klndley AFB, Bermuda, Apr. glar and fire alarm system deus Jascor is a member •Robert Rothdard, an attorney 'D'own Staircase desirables." For instance, proved by the State Depart- 1964 - Jan. 1966, he wasthe Italian American Club. for schools, banks, factories, of the National Burglar and is the father of five and never to speak to adults about what is the real purpose of In addressing the group. In Newark 1B Vice President Groove Yard Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey ment of Education, it is re- awarded the Air Force Com- lofts, warehouses, stores Fire Association, Essex grandfather of seven and re- smoking. They will invari- police vice squads, besides Councilman Lombardi re- and resideB in West Orange, Bides in Union. He Is Secre- In Your School? ably say, "Statistics prove ported. mendation Medal for the sup- and private homes, render- County Electrical Contrac- •while Hugo Mueller is Secre- providing copy for sensation erior management and pro- ferred to his code of ethics tors, Rotary Club of Hillside tary and Treasurer of New that smoking is one of the -seeking newspapers? Now Subscription Rate by Mail Inctu'dl'rigPostage ing their clients 24 hour tary and Treasurer and Gen- by Verdie Small fessional excellence he ren-ordinance as "a statement service and meeting all where he and Mrs. Jascor Jersey Cemetery Associa- by LESLIE RUTH TOKER, leading causes of..." I say New York State is about to 52 weeks S4.00 of required moral practice eral Manager of the Holly- tion active in the Klwanls in Rahway High School the only thing that smoking Outside Union and Middlesex Countiesft6.00 dered while serving mem- existing required specifica- reside. Parents of two child- wood Cemetery, RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL enact a law prohibiting top- bers of the various Armed that should rightfully be ex- ren, Walter, who.resides in Union and a member of the is a leading cause of is less waitresses, who are an Key Club tions. 1. "SWEET SOUL MUSIC" - ARTHUR CONLEY - Services in support of thetended to all levels of gov- Hillside with his wife Barb- Hollywood Cemetery Is Chamber of Commerce. For those of you who don't STATISTICS! Don't listen to "affront to the public Member New Jersey Press AssociaBon lernment." Housed in their own build- non sectarian and non profit Here is a song that will make you shake a leg among flying mission. As Flight ara and daughter Bobbette; like lectures I would like to adults;, w..~e .x.twknow. morMIULeC thaUitflnl decency." Just what is the Ethics in government," ing with 17 skilled employees and Anita who lives inCran- other thingsl This newspaper is responsible for typographical To Attend Surgeon at Klndley he worked Mr. Jaecor's son, Walter, Is 1/ ;lve you a bit of advice; they do. They're just trying public decency? Would it with the 55th Air Rescue Lombardi declared, "is not ford with her husband Karl 2. "I NEVER LOVED A MAN" - ARETHA FRANKLIN to prove that Tobacco Road really bother you if a girl errors only to the extent of the space me errors Vice-president, while""Mrs. J & N American Service Station lon't read this article. If What soul! It's nothing but pure soul all right. occupy. Claims must be made within one week of Squadron on rescue mis- a matter to be taken for Pfell and her two children, you're still reading I'd like is a dead end. you don't evenjChristine.,I,,J1.,,,C IVU^ONovakK (right). be withheld by the paper upon request. Co-Editor- William Techanchuk- Arthur L. Johnson Rtglonal, Louie boy tells everyone how it is. Did he have the If any one of you readers a senior or newly elected officers in- SCUBA diver and has para- thus far effected by the coun- a wide popularity wherever for the past four years Elizabeth is run by Victor down the up staircase or out there i6 a plumber, I Aren't they simply express- Motner $elon H~gh'school, watch as Mrs. George naner The Terry Products Com- problems I!? ing their views, and don t nbrar asSjstanti demonstrates how to insert plastic cove }• • cluding President Gary chuted with full gear to deli- cil including the study of they have been offered. specialize in major and and Joseph Melchionna, Clark vice versa. Although they wish you would come over they have a right to do so? ^ City Hall systems and pro- pany at 963 Newark Ave., hnn •S or, Jidd ver medical aid In a simu- Elizabeth|-has-been-estab- —Chalrman-of_the_Boaxd_Qfj -minor -repalrB,_auto__trans- Jathe.r_and_ son, offering also Reporters-Rita Black - Rahway High School comgrlse_a_8mall jninority- FIVE OF THE WORST RECORDS AROUND _to__Rflhiv_ay_High-School-r-ighti, u t- u i Y V- languiShould -an unw_e_d_couple-b& cedures^ the re-evaiuatTon" ligh-School-r-lght-jforced lnt0 a unhappy marr_ Dan Rommel, Treasurer lated sea disaster. lished here for the paBt 30 ',Terry Products is Milton B. misslons, brakes, tune-ups, a wide varlety~oT8ervlce~at Donna CrlssalTl - Rahway High School more and more students are away. There ' Ifcdical Assistants "Richard Moran, andSecre- A-graduate of Rahway High of the Fire Department,-the- wheel balance and align- this spot also. Nicholas Mel- daily being affected by this . "SOMETHINGSTUPID"- NANCY AND FRANK SINATRA B a terf0U la e B0 TOIerf years and features the manu- Dorlson, who employ 150 l , 7n hH S 7~ theydon^t offend velop our'bwn moral values. voluntarily harmed. A per- School, Capt. Buckley re- pay increases given to mem- ments, rebuilding and re- "-'--- -"" .__Z;0«naW E. Cook _!.'_ - Rahway High School terrible habit. Stupid isn't the word for this piece of junk. If this win on the thir„...d- ».flooUUri thamatt Ut^i ''publi"public decencv?d'ecency. " tary Jack Slonaker. Others facture and distribution of people In their operations. chionna is a member of the e Morals and relative to the (Continued from Page 1) bers of the police and fire record were paper I'd line 'my garbage pail with itl has been runninminegr 2Ji4 hourhnn-os a<• |I / i ^ son i6 immoral only when he going are Steve Varanko, ceived his B.A. in Chemistry confectionery products to Raymond S. Beck is Vice placement of motors, steam New Jersey Gasoline Re- Sandy Horky _ Arthur L. Johnson Regional After careful thought I M po nt l6 not at mere person and flexible to the from the University of Penn- departments and the estab- . "THIS IS MY SONG" - PETULA CLARK day, for almost two months, jsnol /Icf not be morais. I can breaks his own personal Hospital. He is a former To Meet Apr. 2H3 . Charles Elliot, Alan Oatrou- wholesales and are makers President of Marketing while' service, road service, and tailers Association. Bonnle-jo jacobsen - Arthur L. Johnson Regional have come up with two rea- situation and circumstances, sylvania in 1958 and his lishment. or_a__'_'reasonable Yes Petula, this is your song! Who in their right minds and can'antt be turned off. AAss not nrprpnH ,„ ,h<^ ~* •-'--- moral values and violates I sky, and Dan Glulbizzl. The of Terry Mint, Frultee, Love Sal—Panlco is the manufac- emeraencv towina and offer- Pearl sons why students use the not pretend to think of what and they are personal. It —chairman— of—the - Rahway M.D. from Hahnemann Med- and workable school bud- Xliner Arthur L. Johnson Regional wants it? You're still one of my'favbriteo, but don't this.is wasting so much wat- his. own conscience. Unfor- Board of Adjustments and Clark - Rahway residents! boys will be accompanied by Nest, and Freeze - a - Pop. turing director of the com- wrong staircases. The first display such "junk" anymore, er, and so much money too, would happen to our society is each person's natural tunately such a "standard" the club's faculty advisor, ical College In 1962. Heget." Verdle Small - Rahway High School former member of the deal- are members of the Union) entered the Air Force in Their products are likewise pany. Terry Products have Is to save time and the !. "THERE'S A KIND OF HUSH I think it should be fixed if there were none. Rather, right to determine for him-system cannot be brought ercouncil for Pontiac Motor County chapter of the NewRobert Cochran. "All of this," said the exported throughout many achieved a distinct popular-^ Hillside Boat & Marine 3econd is that RHS Js blessed ALL OVER THE WORLD I . think-- that- the stringent _self-what is right and-what Oct. 1963. freshman councilman, "has right away. Of course I don't about by any laws, but only Division. Jersey State Medical Assis-I At last year's convention countries and have achieved ity with its variety of con- with an unusually large HERMAN know when you'll bepaid;the_ moral code, the moral "law" is wrong, without being sub- by social evolution, and It tants Association who areth]e Rahway Club emerged as occurred within the frame- fections. Firm's Business Is Service mount of individualists who Mushy mushy do! A piece of sing songy nothing. should be replaced by a ject to public scrutiny and For the past 10 years "LOVE EYES" - NANCY SINATRA school's a' little short of ls doubtful chat it will soon, Mr. Miller has furnished, at working on the group's up- the top club in the state, work of a reduced tax pro- ire using the staircases to moral standard, a guideline, disgrace, as long as society Junior High P.T.A. gram." Joel Bromberg is a sales- Here's A Spy Story Someone should tell this girl somethings Anything will money right now. As long if ever, come about. Yet it no cost to the taxpayers, a coming convention. placing in all. phases of the The Hillside Boat and lemonstrate this charac- do. Just start off by saying "Nancy dear, you can't as you are coming over you an ideal, by which to de- or other people are not in-.is a goal to hope for. ~" - - •• - Assistantsl inter-club competition. Mayor Marsh called for Barnes & Morrison Agency Aid Marine Company at 1338 man as well as mechanic and teristic of theirs. safety patrol car to the City The Medical graduated Hillside High and sing"! might bring an electrician of Rahway. hold their] Future plans Include a Kl- Elects Officers all Republicans to support Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, The Idea that using the Association will the candidacy of Rahway's Lincoln Tech in Newark. Be- That Holds The Reader 5. "RELEASE ME" -_ ENGLEBERT HUMPERDINCK too. Our clocks haven't been In discussing the newSer- Annual Convention at thej wanis-Key Club dinner at the The Rahway Junior High Democracy In Housing owned by Raymond Brom- wrong staircase saves time running" for almost. a6 long Claridge Hotel, Atlantic City1 Italian American Club in Herbert Kiehn who will be sides Mercury Outboards It's a. number one in England. (Of course)! I Just hope ' Irving St. opp. E 11 iob*>'^ Avo. vice Center^ Mr. Miller arent Teachers Associa- berg who with his son Joel by PATRICIA. DE PAOLO is true in rare instances the Americans don't get any ideas III as the water fountain has. noted that the elimination of from Apr. 21 through 23. early May. The club's cur- tion elected and installed running for the assembly vices as well. Mr. Morrison.] feature a business whose and Larson Boats they haridle chapter to chapter, never only. This 1B because while in the forthcoming primary. The Barnes and Morrison accessories and guarantee' Mother Scton High School BELL DRUG STORE the service and parts depart- There will be guest speakers rent project is the publica- the following officers at a Agency at 103 East Grand is a past President of the motto is service. Son and letting the reader tire of the these students are pushing follows: 92-100, A; 84-91, B FREE DELIVERY 381-2000 1 educational exhibits, panel tion of a program for all Freeholder Walter Ulrich father both attend the every bit of what they sell same atmosphere. We read 76-83, C; 70-75, D; below 7^ A View Of Morals ments from the St. Georges recent meeting: President, St., Elizabeth, whose owner NAACP Elizabeth. Chapter On-the whole, there are and shoving their way Ave. site of Miller Pontiac- discussions, a gala Saturday, home baseball- games, and- Mrs. Roy Walton; Honorary also had words of praise for and President is Willington and a member of the NewMercury Service School to or service. Closed Wednes- of the lieutenant from the through the throng travel- failure. On reportcardsonl the new Councilman and for days the Hillside Boat & Ma- but.few spy stories with any Narcotics Bureau mingling by Donna Crlsalli Cadillac also permits reno- evening banquet and a lunch- the maintenance of the Vice President, Roy Valen- Morrison has been es- Jersey Federation of Real keep up on the newest in ing in the correct direction letter grades are given, an Why Do RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL eon on Sunday, at which the Scoreboard at home games. the progress made by the boating and in 1966 therine open Mondays, Thurs-. plot or real plot involved, with the junkies, thepusners only mid-term and fina vation and expansion of these tine; First Vice President, tablished here for seven Estate Brokers. They usually cater to the they.are waiting as much Morals are social values Helena Rubinstein's facilities to include the ex- newly elected officers will Mrs. Arthur Wheaton; new Republican administra- Brombergs were selected day and Friday from nine un- 1 and the gunmen in Mexico. time if not more than if they grades are numerical. I Polaroid years with Gertrude Mor- Miss Wllkins is also an bored personality who hasWe feel fear for the young joveming behavior. Morals pansion of showroom fac- be Installed. Second Vice President, Mrs. tion In .Rahway. He then rison as Vice President and insurance broker and office among, one hundred and til nine; Tuesdays andSatur- had used the proper stair- families where grades ar introduced attending county days, nine until six and Sun- nothing better to'do than to mistreas of El Capo, head stressed, a minor crisis ma I Smoke? llffer among age groups, ilities for a larger display The roster of guest speak- Frank Martin; Third Vice Miss Dolores Wilkin as manager of the firm who seventy out of three thous- case. I am certain that these 1 Crossroads dignitaries including County imagine that there really is a of the syndicate, who flees j societies, and civilizations, area for new Pontiac and ers include: Dr. Robert resident, Mrs. Emil Di Treasurer engaged in a com- believes throughly in "De-and for a trip to Florida days from ten until four. students would not like their arise because Johnny ma 1 but they are always present SWINGER Berry, a physician who has Register Joseph Durkin and by virtue of their sales and Mrs. Iren Bromberg helps James Bond, and there arc to California in search of have brought home a C in by BONNIE-JO JACOBSON Cadillac models; construc- Renzo; Recording Secretary, plete Real Estate business mocracy in Housing..." beautiful women a-t his dis- passage upward suddenly So much has been said in" some form. The moral -LIGHT WORKS- tion of a new "Delivery Sa- recently been working with Leaders To Meet Mrs. Lawrence Misita; Cor- Assistant County Register with general Insurance ser- servicing of Mercury Out- with office chores and they freedom. We see the over blocked by someone who isstead of the usual B. I George Symes. Also intro- posal, powering dominance extend- actuality, Johnny may hav. lately by doctors, parents, of values of modern Amer- lon" with luxruiousaccomo- the natives in Nepal; Dr. responding Secretary, Mrs. boards and Larson boats. reside in Hillside. heading downward.' You and teachers about the evils ican adult society are of CAMERA $19.95 duced were Republican As- Fruit of the Poppy is de- ed by the "borgata," the had an 8-1 last report car aR Make up for the MOD-TEEN SET dations for customers ac- Maxim Rapkine, Director of A Leaders' weekend is R. Schenck; and Treasurer, can't get out of his way be- of smoking, that I would hkr>two types, criminal anr! - cepting delivery of new or the Scientific Hypnosis In- | planned for Apr. 28-30 for uis Boch. sembly candidates Peter Me flnttcly not for that type of power, the c n n n c. I l in -of ' and—an—S3—tWs time. Dub Henry's Restaurant Offers Home ago. -oawt: of LIH; crowd on all to say something in its de- soclated values (narcotics stitute;- and Miss* Mdigmei'Junior and Cadetie leadens Bono ugh,—Herb—itiehn—and ' ' ~" . fast mo one point make such a bi EYESMNE-LIPSHINE-LASHBROW FPFF mid l Chairman Mrs. Edward Ing novel which reveals the Bides of you going up and he fense. Therefore, I would addiction, etc.), and more Zealand- - -, Ne-- w Jerse- y Stat- e of Crossroads Girl Scout Herb Hellmann and Free- It is the first spy story difference in Johnny's wor 1 and Improvement of all Yergalonia announced that how, when, and where of one can't turn around and go like to tell you why I smoke. personal values (sexual). It KLL 2 Rolls Film with Consultant on Nutrition. Council at CampChickagami holder candidates Jerry Ep- Cooking Fqr Luncheon & Dinner without the glamour, the back up because.there are or in his future? Yet a C phases of Miller's new and the Spring Fashion Show will stein and Arthur Manner. of the biggest dope syndi- For one thing, I smoke be- is these last values that each camera- Val. $3,96 used car departments. Participating in a panel dis- the established camp main- be held on May 3, at 8 p.m. gimmicks, the fringe. Rober six kids behind him trying may have a profound effec cates in the world. It gives Wilder writes with tha on parents who are used t cause it makes me so shall be of concern here. cussion • will- be Dr. Aaron tained by the Council in in the Junior High cafeteria. Henry's Restaurant at 284 serving the finest in Amer- to go down. The same situ- pleasant to be with. ItB fra- The morals of our society Palisades Interstate Park. ican scyled foods, the Kro- the terrifying disadvantages "special something" tha B's. After all, it ruins th Heisen, Mercer County Ad- Fashions by Nan's of Clark Morris Ave., Elizabeth, of being addicted; the hor- ation can be seen happen- grance on my breath and actually are more than just visor; Herbert Laycock, re- According to Mrs. Robert owned by Henry Kroger as- gers have endeared them- holds the reader — tight ing on the down staircase appearance of the repor will be modeled by mothers, Want Kittens rifying "withdrawal" per- card. clothing is comparable to values; they can be called LINDEN AGENCY presentative from Blue Williams, Fords, the council teachers and students. Tic- sisted by his capable wife selves to food lovers in the iod; the animal instinct which when several students are exotic French perfume. an unwritten moral code, National Brands APPOINTS THORN Shield, Medical Surgical draining chairman, the pur- Want some kittens? Helen have been established community. Henry and Helen trying to go up. There is an even mor kets can be purchased from Cute little "six-week creeps into a man who is Doif'i Family Other people appreciate-this which ls broken only with Daniel A. Thron of Rah- Plan of New Jersey; George :pose of the session is to here for the past 14 years Kroger are residents of Rah- On behalf of all the stu-important consequence o. fragrance, also, they only sometimes severe con- any board member or at the olds" are yours for the ask- hooked, forcing him to steal (CFN)—Dog» belonK to the OUR USUALLY LOW PRICES way, New Jersey has been Garver from Medicare; Eu-i practice outdoor skills and door. Door prizes will be offering the fineBt of home way and have a staff of 11 and kill. nnui Can't, according* to the dents who use the proper our current grading system walk three feet away from sequences. Those who fail HAIR SPRAYS appointed to the Sale's Staff gene Ranucci from State Dis- have fun. Members of the ing. cooking done right on the In their well known restaur- Purina Pet Caie Center. Wild staircases I appeal to the than parental reaction. Tha me because they don't want to abide by it become soc- awarded and - refreshments If you'd like to have one, The location of RobertJ memberi of the genui Include of THE LINDEN AGENCY ability Insurance Dept. andtraining committee will will be served. premises with home baked ant. Henry Kroger has a studenta who Insist on going is the fact that a ,-atuden -- -• ' too much beauty ial "undesirables." These ALL VALUES FROM $1.00 - S2.5D call 388-6424 after 5 p.m. Wildcr's novel changes from the wolf, cayote and jackal! with a grade of 91 receive to absorb Realtors of 407 North Wood Mrs. Marion Little, repre- teach lashing, the use of tents goods also made dn the spot. background of 35 years in down the up staircase during at once. "undesirables^- are-dealt Avenue, Linden, N.J. it was the food line; <•••. llbe—aame-roport-card-grad. senting the American Asso-and compass reading. Featuring Business Men's 1 T 8m6ke*~because smoking with in a variety of ways. COLORING PREPAlFiATfONS announced by Edward J. ciation of Medical As- Leaders will brings their classes to cease to t\o so as a Btudent with a mark o 84, when actually their wor leaves my teeth such a lovely The public punishes them by ,«app. slstants. Mrs. Walter Palm gear ana a box supper CALL THE RECORD! and I appeal to the school shade of yellow. Last year, shunting them, gossiping from Union County Medical meet late afternoon on the 388-0600 authorities of Rahway High is far apart. *• " about how terrible they are, GOOD ONLY FROM Agency. Main Gate Restaurant For It is fortunate that in im my teeth almost matched Mr. Thorn is President of Assistants Society will be 28th for the drive to camp. DISCOUNT School to take proper dis- my spring wardrobe. All Ior otherwise abusing them. THURS. APR. 20 TO 'the Moderator. Mrs. C.E. Cammann, Jr. ciplinary action concerning portant school records onl; But they may be more ser- the Industrial Workmen's numerical grades are listed, need ls some orchid lipstick SUN. APR. 23 Discontinued Packages ' There will be presenta- and Mrs. Frank C. Irwin, Eat In-Take Out As Desired RECORDS these students. ,,.nr ,(L.p Hnilously discriminated again- Savings and Loan Associ- ON and only numerical grade and I'll look ation of Rahway, New Jersey tions of awards to the various Rahway and Mites Margaret Easter basket. just nice anist< eyen by tj,e government. deserving counties. Guellich, Colonla, are in TRADE TOPICS The Main Gate Restaurant take out including lunches are sent to colleges. Itwoul and Director of the Rahway 1 ALL LABOR AND be a simple matter to extern . Spending my whole allow- State Bank. charge of training , Mrs. Wil- at 210 Broad St., Elizabeth, also. Delivery of meals to go ance on cigarettes ls another ton Westcott, Edison, is in, CLIP THESE COUPONS On The this procedure to repor.. is owned and operated by is also obtained here at the MATERIAL cards. Of course, for a while reason why I smoke. I look Railway Theatre Practical charge of transportation. ' Go-Go Pizza Offers Sicilian Antonis Kovas and establish- Main Gate. Mr. Kovas is GUARANTEED parents are still going to b at it this way: it's my money 1601 Irving Str«»r FU 8-1250 ANGELO'S MAIN ed for 30 years though Mr. noted . for his potato Grading System. asking "Is this grade an / to spend as I please,.artd'I'll Thick Crust Pizza In Variety Kovas took over a little more pancakes. it- ALL or a B?" but perhaps In get more money from my Tonight, Friday and Saturday Only RESTAURANT & BAR Drafting Any 45 Pop Recorf/' by DONNA CRISALLI tr'Uf color cr^'trtQjn^f n* Buckley than 14 months ago. Eight; Antonis Kovas is a Mason, The Four Tops time,' if this practice be- parents if I need it - for 169 W. MAIN ST. The Go-Go Pizza Shop at picking up their • own pies employees assist in running member of the Northern The Temptations Rahway High School Wall DISNEY'S • RAHWAY | (Continued from Page 1) Grades are a necessary comes standard, parents will more cigarettes, that is. So 204 Broad St., Elizabeth es- from the shop. Open from the restaurant which fea- Lodge #25, Orange. Mr. Mitch Ryder and forget letter grades, and stu- where's my problem? "MONKEYS, GO HOME!" 3SB-98S7 Moves ! presentative missions with :abllshed here nearly two 11 to 11 with delivery if re- tures* American foods for Kovas lives In West Orange indication of the progress a '• all rescue squadronsand.de- The Detroit Wheels irudent-has made in school, dents will - be getting the I smoke because I absolu-ll The Institute*of Practical /ears now features Sicilian quired, Go-Go Pizza has three meals with all sorts of and is "active "in his com- Herb Alpert and grade they deserve, tely love the caged-in feelingi] "AND .VOU'.MIGUEL"-- BUSINESSMEN'S [ tachments In order to fully thick crust Pizza in 12 dif-achieved a grand popularity sandwiches hot or cold to munity. $1/995. Initollid md of the knowledge he has Drafting of Rahway has ! appreciate the' stresses of The Tijuana Brass ibtaincd. Although the ad- ' get when I can't have ajf • Sun - Mon. - Tuti LUNCH-1.25&UP moved to new ^quarters at ferent varieties for their for the texture of their doughl LOW SPRING PRICESI igarette when I need one.|| Exc*l!*nr fa mi ly entertainment' . ; alert time, combat flight sit- with this coupon 'antages of grades have been 1488 Irving Si, from its patrons who after Apr. 13ani the varieties of pizza] Cat'a Teeth One gets such a secure feeln Walt DISNEY'S uations, flight safety, and eh with In dispute and the lmpor- (CFN)—Cats have teeth that DIKING ROOM prior home a«1544 Irving till the end of the month will that are obtainable. You hav A & B Caterers Feature * 'Limit 3 to a customer) ing while thinking about the • other factors. receive a free bottle of soda never tasted pizza like Go- 1 97 '° :ance of grading has been are extremely specialized for a 1 "BL'IXH'HIP GRIFFIN'" OPEN 7 PAYS St., where clashes were con- * • thu coupon diet of meat, reports the Purina Pleasures of being "hooked" An evaluation of the train- or two small bottles for Go pizza. le - emphasized in recent TARZAN AND Doi ly 11:00 AM- 200 AM ducted for theiast six and Industrial Catering 'ears, some indication is Pet Care Center. Their teeth arc at such an early age. My, THE VALLEY_of_G_OLDl'_ Sunday ll.'-OO AM-fl:00 PM a half years. B ing and techniques used at Offer good in any Yoeel Store - ApriL20_thrujlpril 26._196Z- sharper than tho«« of such-meat— Friends-smoke,-too; perhaps,]] the RAF Far East Survival reeded; Although" grades caters as dogs and bears. It ls reportel that the new The A & B Caterers at years experience in this field jave been de-emphasized by ••e'll end up in the. same|| ALFIE BANQUET FACILITIES and larger quarters provide and Parachute Training School led Captain Buckley Derby Diner Serves Southern 90 Laurel Ave., Union, is and established this business VOGEL'S many educators, theygener- TXO" HALL5 improved lighting and more owned by Arthur Buchanon eight years ago. illy are still held to be Up to ISO Ptrlam space to serve returning to modify the rapid repell technique used by the Royal Homestyle Foods For Patrons and Robert Fulton and fea- Mr. Buchanon is a resi- RECORD CENTERS .mportant by parents. Many • T Hall veterans who take advantage ture industrial catering with dent of Woodbridge while Mr. larents, ambitious for their of the educational benefits Marines; thus reducing the 1483 MAIN STREET, RAHWAY 388-2070 time required for helicopter The Derby Diner at 425for those who cannot come to' hot, lunches, soups, sand- Fulton resides in Sayrevllle. :hlldren, take grades too •PIZZA- offered them, under the new wiches, desserts and bev-Four employees are staffed 212 NO WOOD AVE , LINDEN - 135 BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH eriously. Cold War GI bill for which over during a rescue to Clinton Ave., Newark, has the diner. . ; been established here for the Mr. Cook is a Shrlner and erages and serving exclusi- in the firm which la well The grading system of past 20 years and is owned of course a member of thevely commercial and indus- known in this Immediate ;ahway High School is as by Jerry Cook and employs Masonic Lodge., Derby Diner] trial complexes in the area. area. seven in a brisk running is well knqwrwin this area] Both partners have has 15 diner serving Southern Home and'frequented by a host of) 2 PC. Style foods and with a fol-people who have made this Edward L.Whelan Underwrite lowing of many steady hungry place" their "steady "spot for patrons. Deliveries will be good wholesome eating. JUST ONE STOP made in the Immediate area All Forms Insurance-Bonds Edward L. Whelan at 215ward, Jr.,.an attorney la Dir- AT STATE BANK Broad St., Elizabeth, owned ector of Real Estate for the LAWN-A-MAT Automated Service offers 3 plans to RAHWAY" by Edward L. Whelan Sr., Third Naval District in New OF RAHWAY . . . free you from the tough jobs...at a cost less than was established some 35 York. Harold Whelan la in ^do-A-yourself": The low prices include labor and ygar« ago by Mr. Whi»Ian and RETAIL VAL. 20.00 to. W~ hl» brother* who took com- business and als'o an Under- 5ENDTYOU ON materials. And we promise results you can see! plete charge about 17 years writer. He waa 11 times golf ago. 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Sutter and Frank MacNab MacNab help out their hua- ____ All AT OUR LOW, Fertilisation (25.1S-10: • Fertilization 125-15-JO: UF Fertilisation 38 Reseedmg—1 Ib per • Fertilisation (25-15-10: the events of Rahway, Clark, Colonia and area....only and feature Italian foods and bands at the restaurant. John FINISHED ATTIC • Fertilisation 38% UF Fungus Control • Reseeding— i ID. pet 1,000 sq. ft. • Weed Control pizzas In ten varieties. Din- P. Sutter is alio sole, owner HOLLYWOOD KITCHENS Pre-Emergence Crab Weed Control 1.C00 sq It. or $6.00 for yearly subscriptions outside Union and| of the Pierce Manor Liquors • Spot Weed Control ner is served in the dining • Roofing (all typ.i) • Kitchens Modern- Grass Control Crab Grass Control get it by Middlesex Counties.. room and pizzas are deliv- carrying a full line of liquors Nationally Advertised Brands • Masonry Spot Weed Control Chinch Bug Control • G'ub Proofing ered as are complete din- and beers and wines with free $«[*ct the car of • Siding (all lyp.i) ized e Attic Conver!ions NO Power Aeration your dreamt thvn ners prepared for take out delivery service in the area. • Brick Work • Bathroomi • Slate Roof Repair! MONEY also If desired. Italia hai »mi to u»fwth« DOWN SA > Lcadars&Gutt*™ • Alteration* e Porch Enclosures Please send the "Rohway-News Record" to FACTORY uh. Our (VUndly "ONE nn *xp«rti m«t Bas«mmtt e Carpenter Repair! e General Repair! TO-FIVE NAME. if nid for cor STATE BANK mod«l*d YEARS i9y fait. TO PAY RETAIL OUTLET Aluminum Siding 7 Colors Lifetime ADDRESS. LAWN-A-MAI 1439 IRVING ST. af RAHWAY FINAHOIMQARRAHOEDIM YOUR HOME riO SALESMAN-GUARANTEED WORX dark state bank CITY PHON! and trust company RAHWAY 1515 IRVING ST., RAHWAY Construction Co OF RAHWAY-LINDEN Enclosed is my check or money order for $. A Huabw o( th* Ftdanl D«p«lt Innnne* Corp. ftAMTAN ROAD AT COMMIKCI PLAC1 • W1ITFIIID AVINUI AT LINCOLN ILVO. Please bill me. , . _v_ 388-64QO Hiwitrraxcr- • r 1-*- TAII HIV Tllir Ask for BOB—672-3424 382-7997 Return to: Rahway-News Record ~TT30-B Dill! I 5tt-Fri.ljnrp.lil. 1470 Brood Street lAlL ANY TIME - Rahwoy. N.J. 07065 Page 6 April 20, 1967 Rahwoy News-Record/Clark Patriot April 20, 1967 Rohway News-Record/Clark Patriot Clark Scouts Buy Pago 7 Nurses Aides Dominican Guild at the April meeting oi the Booth At Scout-O-Rama Mrs. Anderson Ladles Auxiliary to Rahway •V'-V' Lodge of Elk6. Mr6. Dennis Hear Talk On Supper Party Garvey, Chairman, made the The 1967 Scout-O-Rama, recognition, prizes and feted On 101st final report. WANT ADS three - day showcase of Awards." scouting sponsored every Patient Care Mrs. Anthony Abate, Noting that the Scout-O- DIRECTORY Set For Apr. 23 Anniversary Charities Chairman report- ' two years by Union Council, A graduation ceremonj Boy Scouts" of America, is Rama will be the climax to ed on progress of spaghetti many months of preparation concluding the pre-employ. The Dominican Guild of The 101st birthday an- supper plans. The supper IORYOU shaping up to be the largest ment training period of a Caldwell v. ill hold Its Annual niversary of Mrs. Ida Ander- ever held. Ninety-nine Union by scouts and their adult will be held at the lodge on advisors, Clark said the group of nurses aides was Supper Party at Schuetzen son, formerly of Pittsburgh May 24 between the hours of County scout units, including conducted in the classroom Park, 3167 Kennedy Blvd., Pa,, will be celebrated with 7 from Clark, have reserved Council hoped for a record, MONTGOMERY BUILDERS 6 and 8 p.m. [attendance during the three- of Rahway Hospital, Apr North Bergen, on Apr. 23 a party to be given at the At the'May meeting. Sera- booth spaces at the Elizab- da_i y event. 14, before an audience o. from 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. home of her grandson Joseph RAHWAY NEWS-RECOHD HELP WANTED-MALE eth Armory for the event HOME IMPROVEMENTS & MAINTENANCE • DORMERS • RECREATION ROOMS fin G. Merocal, a Cuban citi- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPECIAL SERVICES Union Council comprises relatives and hospital man- Tables or ten will be set up and his wjfe Muriel at 264 zen will speak on "It Could scheduled Apr. 21, 22 and 23. more than 11,000 boys and agement personnel. Forbes Sf,, Rahway, today. s RATES "Only space limitations GARAGES* KITCHEN AND BATH'CONVERSIONS GUTTERS-LEADERS-ROOFING for the guests. Supper will Happen Here.' SALES TRAINEES'/National adult leaders in 200 scout-; Mrs. Carolyn Lukas, Clin- consist of roast beef au Jus Four generations of An- As a feature of the meet- von' Minimum Charge LOCAL TYPEWRITER SER- precluded the participation :ng units from Clark, Cran- concern, expanding in Union VICE - All makes cleaned and of other units," according to FULLY ical Instructor, welcomed with all the trimmings. Fri- dersons will be "present at Ing Mrs. Max Vogel showed sin 3 lines for SI 00 County needs two rhen to fill Irepaired. Call 272-7346. ford, Elizabeth, Hillside; the visitors and congratula- ends and parents of the the fete Including Mrs. An- picturesque slides of her Jon Vdditional lines 30c each Victor W. Clark, executive Kenilworth, Linden, Rahway, INSURED CALLFU8-6127 anytime staff. Complete trainingpro- vice president of the Clark ted her students upon their Dominican Sisters of Cald- derson's son Engwald and trip to Europe and Mexico. at- 25% DISCOUNT gram. Immediate earnings to Roselle, Springfield, Roselle successful completion of th_ well will dance to the music his wife, Mary, her grandson Mrs. Ernest Backhusen and 56- On Classified Advertisement, ELECTROLYSIS State Bank and Trust Com- Park, Union and Winfield. those who qualify. Our sales- pany, general chairman of i_n required two-weelc training of Johnnie Reo's six piece Alfred and her grand- her committee were in ne. ordered to run 3 or more times., men know of this ad. For Unwanted hair removed b.v Uie Units representing Clark, course. orchestra. daughter Mrs. BettySnerrer charge ofTefreshments. the providing no changes are made latest shortwave method. V. this year's event. "We would their sponsoring ofganiza- and her . husband Rodney, in original advertisement, ^ Information Call 486-8774. Oe Salvo, member of American Mrs. Marie Brennan, Dir- Entertainment will be fur- me have liked to accomodate tions, booth themes and adult ector of Nursing, welcomed Barbara Kaplan, Inished by The Wayneemen Dianne Savcik, randchlldren Joseph and yer car(-tii:ie :JSI-7.">."ill PLEASE CALL FOR DETAILS rope craft. V. Kage; Troop 240, Camp- WHEEL ALIGNMENT explained that the 'type o. Ave., Elizabeth. ten can be made by calling: S \ S MANTFiCTI Kl\(. training they had experienc- The bride elect, an honor Mrs. Anthony Turco, Chair- Rldgewood, N.J. at a recent United States at the age of om, To Place Classified Ad P..M BOOK SHOP In addition to permitting ing, Mildred Terrace School SERVICE Open 9 to 6. Mon., TuesT, Anthony Cbplo of 9 Park their daughter, Adele, and dinner party given at Wally's 20. Her formal retirement rst KiT llescolt l)r lt.iuu.iy ' Plainfield 4-3900 a largenumberofyoungsters PTA, William E. Kulp, Jr.; SALES SERVICE-BIKE^ St., Clark, and the paternal ed was a relatively new pro- graduate of Rahway High man at 866-5344 after4p.m.; CALL 388-0600 J&M6lb FOR INFORMATION Mrs. Kenny's mother, Mrs. gram at Rahway Hospital Tavern on The Hill. did not occur until the age to demonstrate their skills and-Ship 44, Osceola Pres- Wed.,Sar. grandparent is Mrs. Jeanne ichool in 1964, is now In Timothy Curtln, President at r HELPWANTED-Male or Female j CEMETERY PLOTS RAHWAV BRAKE.SERVICi: Social Notes Stephen Petro of Rahway. A which had proved very succ-^ OL 6-7869; Mrs. Annette Miss Savcik is a graduate of 85 and she remains alert For a shcrt vacalicn tnat's io f in to-parents,-relatives,-fri- byterlan Church, Louis W CALL Open 9 fo 9 Thurs., Fri. Anger of 233 Elmwood Ave.^- pink, white and silver theme herJunior_year_at_Monr.clair -cnnleasure . , .-:r.e great ne* Samuel J. Cissawav LOCKS-SAFESfelc. essfur. The course walTde^ TorpeyrSecretary'at 'HE"3- of - Rahway^HiglrSchooFand andlnterestedinthe current OCEANIC takes you on a u.- ends, and neighbors," Clark Brunner. FRANK BOTTI 6-7 P.M. Maplewood. highlighted decorations for State College where she Is urious crLise to Nassau .vi'.h SPECIAL NOTICES Part-time Bookkeeper for Cran- porkr d<(ecl!y Mrs. Mary P. Coogan of signed to give them some Berkeley Secretarial School events of the day, particul- ;re ESTATE - Gracel.ind Memoria said, "the Scout-O-Rama 107 Monroe St- Rahway * * * majoring in English. She is 4490; Sister M. Margaret, 2 days and 2 nights m DO'!. ford office 3 to (i lirs per day 636-0964 of urn Ci pa 1 1537 IRVING ST. 431 Maple Ave., Rahway, will the anniversary couple who mental and physical tools to of East Orange and is now arly the world of politics, ts, Mon thru Fri Apply in own Park. KenilMorth: 4 graves (8| provides participating units . Mrs. William Herman en- were married In St. Paul's an active member of Sigma Moderator at 388-0495 or shiD your hotel. Enjoy ' knick-knacks at I92K Bond St at 2714 Morris Ave., Union, O berween that or- Pilgrim Glass UOAUi & rNDL'STKUL • COSMETICS • • * i all of Rahway, havej*etumed at Rahway Hospital for Eas- are Mrs. Patricia Chavis, I'uni. Rooms: Kuril. Apts. i'2. vertising and resides in East •°Kllon and issee and has received an Service League Ail-Italian Crew Iiahu.it Sal \pril 22 I 00 were originally established the Italian - Childrens Books Figurines • TOILETRIES A dual piano concert, fea- ! from a Florida vacation. ter. The next meeting of the Mrs. Paulyne Curry, Mrs. students at Columbian Schoool to 4 Oil P in 2':. 3'j rnis.. Mudiu__\pt. Rea- MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS ippointment as a Veteran's fd h l Panamanian Registry 35 years ago and have 12 American Club, marked this Paper Books (3000 titles) • BABV NEEDS turing Mrs. J. Thomas Han- i * * • .- group will be held oon^Man May 8 Joyce" Rankins, Mrs. Helen featured the annual Spring Elks Auxiliary sonable Rates. !)K9-IH72 or Dolls & Plush Animals Administration clinical psy- Music Festival conducted by SEE US FOR RESERVATIONS :S8H-H:!:). stores in Northern New JeJerr - ' ' meeting of thesuxlll- remodeling our $pmnlty • DIABETIC NEEDS non and Mrs. Herman Mar- j The fourth annual-Charity at the home of Mrs. Edward Tomaszewlcz, Miss Mary Spring Dessert se d i -Ball—of—Memorial Generai- hology trainee in acknow- Earle A. Harrmann seyy and in r'n Tnlnrri • HtAKlMi AID Uei will he prenented Aprr' -Partenopc where •Hiemb«-*--Tpjpodtr-ancHvfe6T€onstftnee -PERSONALS in Wear Orange. Charles Lu- 53 E. CHERRY ST. FUlton 1-1770 FUlton 8-2167 Hospltal's Volunteer Guild edgmeiii uf lilt! outstanding The cast included: Greg- One nundred twenty guests Pinner-Dance— V.'M. VISLOCY TRAVEL ist Nicely furnished room for with 50 employees in all betkin is Sales Manager in Plans .were made for a BATTERIES & CORDS 25 to a combined meeting i will work on ceramics. Toth. icademic achievement. gentleman prhate Home trip to the Latin Casino, of Zeta Tau Alpha and. Phi t Saturday, Apr.. ory Clark, Peggy Solomon, and members attended the ce MRS7MA"RKO ..„.","selling al-l ••''types" - o"f' -PH"appli- mthe urangOrange Drancbranchn and lives .A June, 1968 wedding is Spring Dessert of the Rah- !88-4(il8 Cherry Hill on June 9, for // int tmsu rr cull ' Di-livery Mu Union County Alumnae j Hotel ~ • • * * * On May 1 the hospital James Booker, Patricia "17 W GRAND AVI. he Your Gifted Reader radfn, Inn refrigeratoro torss toto ; in Livingston, and Jack Klot- plans to start another train- ilanned. way Junior Service League Set For May 6 1 CLOSED MONDAYS RahwayMrs. , FiftJohhn DistricKopikt Junof- ' Cannon and Michael Boyd. RAHWAY N I a- .lie gives character readings. radiorad1Os and washerwash*™s ananH~,,d por_- sky who man^es the Orange dinner and a musical pre- FUlton 8-8645 Chapters. The program, i ing course to fill nurses Adrlenne Pulley was the nar- at Koos Bros. Auditorium on ""APARTMENTS FOR RENT sentation by Robert Goulet which will Include selections I ior Vice Chairman of the aide Job openings on the PHONE 381-89mt'd. sick, in trouble. ing the finest brands from George Callahan is manager Ii. NUlion Ave, Rahway served and favors were dis- dance to be held May 6, at ts, KAHUAY RCA, Zenith, Westinghouse Abate is chairman with Mrs. Glrschwln, and District President, Mrs. are Interested in working In the play, a Rahway fam- Fri 10-9 Sat 10-1 r don't know uhere to turn to of the Union store with Dar- Ernest Morrel of Clark are ily visits various countries tributed to all present. Rahway Elks Club, 122 West A, el happiness in life one.Visit] •Beautiful brifiht 3'2 room and so forth. ryl Laxson assistant there. Ralph deStefano in charge of from 3 to 11 p.m. In this Merck Award For Milton Ave., werecompleted modern apt. Large Kitchen, In charge of social features field may apply to the Per- of Europe where they are Presentations were made a- with Mrs. Marko and you'll Moe Zimmerman head of Moe Zimmerman is presi- reservations. Hectrical Learn The Truth About entertained with songs and by Mrs. JosephDiFluri, pre- ;ain see happiness in life in dining area- tile bath 2nd Brick Church established Mrs. Rose Nardone re- Electrical for the dessert social to be sonnel Office of Rahway Hos- floor Hell' lighted business dent of the Crestmont Coun- 5 held at the Cranwood, Gar- Rutgers Student dances. In England they have sident; Mrs. Douglas Bau- all affairs All readings Ruaran-J this organization and resi- ; try Club West Orange and ported the recent cake sale IT'S P?aTnfleld. AU lems'andp'hi pital. mann, vice president; Mrs. leed satisfactory or no charge area IG45 Irving St. 381-9045 Mus in the area are welcome | ^entlon'hefd Hole! wood tonight. an audience with the King ir 381-8757. des in South Orange with his •Chairman of Industrial Com- at Harris Department Store Robert A.Zielinskiof 3925 and Queen. A group of Swiss William Assell, Corres- See her in her home located ai wife Tillie. He haa-two-tna-r- j merce-in Orange. in- Rahway, an "outstanding THE JOHN „ » * » . WATER USE UP nT ri .•)80 Easton A\e New Btuns STEWARf - •Harry-Nels^Johnsbn'a'Kah-" omana—Dr-r,—F« i r- • Lawn,- a hikers—entertain—them- high i P 1 >nB SecrP'nry.-an'd.MMr ried daughters. Howard success and thanked mem- —DellVeYles-TSTW-aTSirtocuEK In the Alps. A thunderstorm 1 wick ~~*V^T fiy ' appointmen Jan-Ell way High School graduate corners of the EUzabethtown senior and a Henry Rutgers °->bert Nadler, chairman of only. Phone 246-1164. Hour: HOUSES FOR SALE bers for their cooperation. BIRCH SOCIETY will receive his M.S. degree Scholar in chemistry at Rut- nearly spoils their plans in ^Dessert^X^a specia' 10 am to 9pm Mrs. William Pollltto an- ELECTRIC CO. Water Co. set record hlgbs Italy. Finally in Paris they CRANFORD Chestnut Esso Service Center La Roque, 1208 Maple Hill I •at commencement cere- last year with more than 40 gers University, has recei- feature slidllBwere nounced that she had been For Why ir is being attacked. minies scheduled for Apr. 20 ved the Merck" Index Award 'have dinner at a street cafe. of BRAND NEH COLONIAL - "WATTS MY LINE" Rd., Scotch Plains. ! Mrs. William Waldheim of billion gallons pumped tn Return In 'Inrk the ownership of- thisi bookkeeping and a staff of Mrs. Fred Zullo, Mrs. Jo- . WIRING P.O. BOX 842 Stadium. Patrick was pre- Waldheim Is now preparing see if they can figure this 16 to 22 as Grange Week In ^"^ 1079 Raritan Road. Clark/ .highly successful station)! nine employees keep the cus- seph Sica and Mrs. Sal Go- Victor S. Skakondy Rahua.\ sented with a baseball glove one? ind awarded annually toout- Jersey Invitational Marbles ter. Samples, and Mrs. R.D. Daily 9 30.-3 30 Mon i/Fri .9 .10-8 :ii te 99G Thorn St.. CLARK, N.J. 07066 I to move to Lake Forest, 111. New Jersey In observance of itanding chemistry students Tournament which will be Studwell. Work dats weeks desired CHEVROLET Station | from' Michael J. Consolino. .tomers happy with their aut lini were in charge of re- Rahway and was invited to atay.for'a Those present were: Mrs. the 100th anniversary of this et which will be calHagol :i88-2.j2n Clean7 . Air-cond. S575 (Specializing in a complete problems, affording them th* Railway. N.J. Poid for by Ask each guest to: in colleges and universities heldhld, in Wlldwood-By-The- in lop notch companies freshments. FU 8-3612 buffet supper and to meet James Mpore,M . Mjrs. William 1. Write down1 your age farm family fraternity. line of Esso Product, in-.best in expert service. Mr. 388-0-J53 S&ll Stamps Jam., F, goold iiroughout the nation. iea, N.J. on May 27. TOP RATES S6 BOM'S 464 Fe,r) the players. He is active in Faser, Mrs. Richard Elliott IM0 CHEVROLET -2 _dr Im- eluding tires, batteries, and Faner is a member of the Ivy Storch Slr.cl 2. Multiply by two Tun blocks from Snull.t s Ilundi.-ClwrKe Nc.orl 1 «--r Jerioy local baseball. Mrs. Peter Rovera. Miss 3. Add 5 pa la \er> reasonable" 381- accessories, Chestnut Esso!New lerncv Gasoline Asso- Betty Penman, Miss Eleanor A-l TEMPORARIES 7.->74 offers complete mechanical I ciation, and has elevated his • * » : 4. Multiply by 50 _Robert..W. Kelber,..CPA_of, J.arsoPj_M.rs1_Nlcholas.P.ct-J •5.-Sub«act-365-< •Hi Park Av« . Sen services and towjppwOl re-(business to the highest pln- Nick Scarpiffo '"-FumHUtiT Foreign Car piesento a busin^ss.fof reli- nacle of deserved and sus- FURS Rahway has been elected a rucceUi, and Mrs. Louis i 06.. „„Ad„d „th„e lvvloos,Det „„chang„ e Deodorant protection that won't wear out! ARTICLES FOR SATI" abiliry and integrity, pro- rained. recognition thruout member of the American Rizzo, Sr., all of Rahwayiyou have in your pocket up moting the be'st interests'the community he. serves, PLUMBING & GREEN S Institute of Certified Public and Mrs. Kurt Teichert of ho 990, under a dollar, (In That's what new ARRID® Spray was invented for—to give you \\anted-norse- -secretary l\pist S)NGER ZIG Z*S of the community it serves CLARK FOREIGN CAR FUR Accountants. Mr. Kelber is Plscataway, : other words, count out your !<>r altcrnoon work in doctor's Repossessed— does all wanted of Rahway Assistant Secretary of The I,loose change—if you have the won't-wear-out protection you want, in convenient spray nllice in l!ahwa\ Phone :SK8- stitches Latest Model Button- HEATING REPAIRS. 1501 MAIN ST COATS British Motor Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William Sl.34-.You add.34)' 10711 holes blind hems monograms George's Drive-In Populai Spot FLOOR& 388 0318 form. ARRID Spray is different—it's not just one deodorant, $39.80 cash or S6.50>nonthly Made (U.S.A.) Ltd. In Rldgefleld. Kenny, Jr., of 677 EaatScott Oil and Gas Heat Collision Work Three Floats Ave., Rahway, were guests of 7. Add 115 vl.iliircd c\per coloreil unihan (Guaranteed Open fl in S F'ree For Delicious Snacks • » * 8. The answer gives your but a blend of three deodorants that keeps on working all day uanted to care for » children in i Deliver* BEDDING Frvc Estimalt's . N'uiseiy Furnittue - Edison In Julie and Bob Anger of 9 honor at a 25th anniversary nt\ liiuiir Itiihvva.v \|on thru party at the Villa Roma, age and the amountofchangc long. Get new ARRID Spray today—and find out how good I CREDIT DEPT. i54-5553 George^=.-,s- ...... aDrive-in t 943 Drive-in is a most tempting Installed • Linoleum • Carpafs . Europenn Trained Lullabye Ch;ldcr,ilt& ButlKUe Order Park St., Clark, are the you have In your pocket. The I-'r I H to "> (all :i8'»(iS:)0 i Bedding - Enelande.r proud parents of a daughter Elizabeth, recently. alter "i p m 1 TOP I South El/nora Ave., Eliza- spot for that in between snack • Futnituf • Btdd-ng Mechanic first two digits are your deodorant protection can be. SOIL FOR SALE I beth, wds established by Sleepmastei etc . Anna Marie, born Apr. 2 atj Guests Included family and and employs 9 to serve the Imported Auto close friends from Rahway, age—and the last two are :j88-iorii George/ Pagoulatos, now demands of its patrons. Tho- Roto-rooter service COME IN AND BROWSE Bicycles - Rolllasl & Memorial General Hospital, your change. COMPTOMK.TI-:R OPERATORS * deceased, and carried on Sales & Service Columbia KEMODELWC . Union. The maternal grand- Clark, Perth Amboy and sur- to $90 tlk 1 NCVCLOP! 1)1 \ mas and Peter Pagoulatos TRY ITI trust ARRID-to he sure t S90 k by Mrs".. Barbara Pagoulatos 67 Weslfield Ave., 1310 Si. Ceotgo Avenue Furniture -• Passett Bioyhill ItEPAIRING parents are Mr. and Mrs. rounding towns Including! I \PlslS-H AIIUAV S70 wk No- condition t er\ reason- attend Union Junior College LICENSED aule ( all 48(i-8774 with tht- help of her two sons and Syracuse University re- AVENEL & Colony COI.D STORAGE GENERAL PERSONNELS when not attending school. spectively, and help their ^ (Near Oovetleal) TOYS TECHNICAL SERVICES mother out on week-ends. MASTER PLUMBER Clark Daily. 8:30 A.M. >o 9 00 P M. 1 Serving snacks such as hot- 1 OPEN THURS & FRI nights FUR SHOP il") liroatl St Elizabeth BUSINESS SERVICES Jdogs, .'lamburgers, french George Jr., aged 9, attends Solu>doy 9^00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Frank Hehnly School in ME 6-9070 Free' Delivery &• Free Set U> FUllon 8-3323 289-70.")0 Jfries, home made ice cream 381-9326 FU1-6886 1522 IRVING ST.. RAHWAY Jto eat in or cake out, George's Clark. Handr Charge GF Credit Mortgage Money - \\OMI VI tint spare hours' into PIANOS HEFlV'j cash \Ou lur Summer vacation ;or«;i:r SOLD I \\K SI 92 per hr Call 289- Free 388-5831 (Brownell & Kramer Leading Interior Decori^ors 872:) slniidies BASEMENT Moving SLIPCOVERS 8. WATCH REPAIRS IIOl SKttlVES SPECIAL SERVICES j In Area Sales & Rentals Available Local • Long Distance Water Proofing DRAPERIES Immediate openings lor im- Jer me mediate earnings' Sell—\\O\ , ° WaldorhP-d S' MADC-TO-ORn: . COSMETICS (or big earnings ELECTROLYSIS R...a.« I.-I.I.J -• r Largest selection in in Miur niiKhborhnod Call TREATMENT t hi a oreo Ml 2-:W4li Latest Short Wave Method > Fitted in your home Robert E. Brunner I n»anted Hair Removed LifKIIMK (JtAKAMKK • Guurantced Work- Permanently LADIES - GIRLS. Salary S2. manship 388-1667 Prescription Opticians per nr. to start. I nion County and have accounted for over •" Finest fabrics I For (reo info. & literature, titillilllilichool, while lMr7 Kramelr - Y'xrr Kntiimten - Lowest prices offices Him locations in Eliza- 15,000 home owners with graduated .Price Institute, CRANF0R0 beth & Plainfield neoifc-tun' cti2i£i--voiumc of sales, ren- * NO. UNION AVE. women to handle customer ac- tals and property manage- and is a C.P.C.D. lives In Cranford with wife Irene and 60LDBLATTS counts 4 to 1 hrs. daily. Com- CONNIE KAPLAN. M.E ment. There is no phase of TV 8-3311 STORAGE BRIDGE 2-5650 pany paid training program. For 381-5413 three children. Mr. Waldor RID realty, insurance or man- EIMER personal interview call Mr. 549 IV. Inman Avenue is a resident of West Orange run 1: HSTIMATR Stop Shower Shivers! agement and land acquisi- "RflHWftY II.ilm.ix '-. (Mil Lawrence at AT 9-7011. Evt. Rahway N.J. jvith wife Rita and three LABORTORIES. Inc. I 44 tions that Brownell and Kra- FASHION FABRICS I M.IIJIISIHMI I. McColley Bros. mer cannot handle with aa children Is a graduate of U.S. WESTFIELD Don't turn into a block of icy shivers just because you're not Military Academy and is a 100 E. BROAD ST. action spray " -VTRI--SS QR COL.NTF.RJ average record nf a rhniiRand| interior Decorators — MOVERS — first into the shower! Warm up to u fast-recovery (;IIU. I nil or Part Time Days | erPrMrand-Sncn mar Curtains - Linens • Yard 38*3914 — MRS. LYNN home sales and 2500 rentals 1421 MAIN ST. RAHWAY S!l-!f I I ADAMS 2-8182 automatic gus water henter! A properly sized automatic pas Nights or weekends For info . j Handwriting K Horoscope l annually. FU 8-«825 WA S-2351 please call FI 1-4012 between ] '" Keadings '_ RAHWAY deodorant 1 • water heater produces hot wnter as fast as you and your TBTI TI am. 4 p m Special Heading SI 00 Open dally from 9 to 9 Beil Estate ocean of steamy hot water for showers, baths, dishcs'anu HELP WANTED- MALE PliO.NE 382-3173 II .MMI'II >u|)pi\ (he (IU'HDI • , • "v'll Mippb the cash 1582 Irving St. , Kah«ay N J ieiUurinl clothes washing. Installation is fast and inexpensive. PAY~PH0NE COIN BOX Travel I'dr uuir moi'kniic hum. Set H COUUM.-IOI' in our murl- Have torrents of hot water whenever you need it. Have a fast-recovery, automatic gas water heater installed COLLECTOR {Furniture tied and rewebbed. 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April 20, 1967 Rahway News-Record/Clork Patriot -Page 9 Ray's Corner—i Indians Post Clark-Rahway John Boyle A.C. By RAY HOAGLAND Two Victories Sports Schedule Lower Division Lose 5*3 Game TENNIS Playoff Champions Clifford Laurent, former write the cost of sending the MAY 20 Rahway at Cranford Rahway AA baseball star United States Trampoline Rahway's Indians dropped The John Boyle 'A.C. won was a member of the com- team to London for the start their first game of the sea- 21 'Clark at Springfield the lower division playoffs in mittee of the Union - Middle- of the World's Trampoline' son this week when Roselle Rahway at Berkeley the Clark Adult Recreation sex Old - Timers Baseball competition. It is estimated Catholic came from behind 25 Rahway at Scotch Pi Basketball league by defeat- players annual dinner held that $5,000 will be needed, o score a 5-3 win at Vete- ing the Country Squires 66- last night at Townley's Dr. Ricciardi said. rans Field. GOLF 62 in a hard fought game. restaurant In Hillside. The * * • The Indians scored one- 25 Rahway at Hillside The A.C. led throughout the main topic of discussion was John Cladek, a Rahway un in the opening inning, 26 Clark at plaintield game but Big Doug Williams baseball, but many of the resident had a 5 for 5 day then an error set up two the leagues tallest player greats are now reeling off at the plate, including a home allies for the Lions in the BASEBALL and his mates unleashed a accounts of their golfing, ex- run, and four singles. He op i of the fourth, only to rally in the last quarter that periences. also pitched five scoreless have Rahway come back with 21 Clark at Kenilworth fell four points short. Will- • * • innings as the Holy Trinity two more for a 3-2 lead, 22 Berkeley at Rahway iams tallied 14 points in the Ray Faber the pro at team of Westfleld walloped but Brian Sheekey's two run 2tames. starting last quarter. Colonia, scored a one - St. Cecilia of Kearny 16 --3. homer In the top of the fifth 1:00 p.m. The John Boyle A.C. team stroke win over Babe Li- Frank Yula, also a local boy provided the margin. Clark at Roselle pk. which got off to a slow start chardus, in the first PGA- was the catcher and had Barry Kavarick went the 25 Clark at Cranford this season and improved pro - amateur meet of the one hit. with-each~garne—was Ted "by" route for the winners. He Rahwaiy at Hillside season ac the Jumping Brook * * • -atruckout—nine and allowed N.C.E. J.V.. coach-Dick Kes- courare in Neptune._Eabex- —The-Westfield-Blue-Devll- only one earned run and sin who scored 27 points, TiffS an eagle on the 14thtennis team scored a 5.-0 three hits. TRACK 23 of them in the second half, and birdies on 17th and 18th win over Clark this week. Gary Ervick and Dennis 21 Westfield at Rahway and jumping Joe Campana in puting together a 38-32- * • • Sweeney allowed three hits. Hillside at Clark who scored 15 points includ- 70, two under par. Lichar- The official roster of all Ervick fanned eight, walked 25 Clark and Rahway ing four long jumpers from dus, with four birdies and the baseball teams in the six, while" his mates made behind the key in the first three bogies . had. a 38-33 in Union County Recreation Department's six errors. Relays quarter. for 71, also one-under par. Youth league will appear in The Indians, limited to two ~Pat"Nesgood chipped In • » * next weeks NEWS-RECORD. singles;—took~~advantage ~of with 11 points. Clark. wallopedRahway 16 There-is-still-several-qpen-- poor fielding, to score a 5-1 DUAL AWARD: United Air Lines Sous Chef Raoul Delbol of The Country Squires were 80S HOEFLING OF RAHWAY receives his trophy for high led by Williams' 32 points, to 1 1/2. The winners were ings for managers In the series gross of 7/6 rolled in the TAB Bowling Tournament win over Springfield. Joe 2428 St. George Avenue.. Rahway, proudly displays two Berkeley Trips led by Ralph Selitto's 39 league. Contactthe City Hall, Anderson's hit, two base on laques awarded by the Second Salon of Culinary Arts spon- and Marty Rossman who held at the Jersey Lanes in Linden. Making the presentation _scored_lt—points,-^Trie-John- while Pete Scull and Selitto room 202 or call 381-8000, is John Walsh of Brick Township. T&B's Personnel Manager. balls and a pair of errors, ored by the Newark-Elizabeth Branch of the International -birds at the Colonia ext. 24. produced—tbreelxuna-in-che were giverTlor the outstanding Indian Trackman Boyle A.C. which is com- "course. second inning. The other hit xhibit and excellent display of his spring lamb preparation. posed of many former Cru- '629; Marty Casso 623; Has- sader greats, will be pre- Opening day has been set per Ferrantello 622; Ange was by Joe Flretto. Linden High School tennis for Saturday May 6 for the Crusaders Win Tom Fitzgerald, a sopho- California. This is under- By 68 58 Score sented with a championship Miele 617; Tom DiMIcco613; itandable since the United trophy for their efiorts. team scored a 5 - 0 win CYRC baseball program. Scully Mosso 610; Steve Po- more, pitched a six hitter. over Rahway'6 Indians. In Games will be played at the He struck out six and failed Oliphanf Sets States trampoline team has Berkeley Heights handed wanda 608; Bob Deter 607; Pair Of Games >een World s champion for the first singles match. rear of Madison School and Tony Bilinskafi 602 and- Ed to walk a batter on a very the Indians track team their Bill Masnick scored a 6-0;Midwood drive field. cold day. School Record our years. A lack of funds first loss of the season, a 6-0; win over captain Mar- Jarmicki 601. lave threatened the possi- 68 to 58 defeat on Friday Michael Bldrs. • • • In Conference The Indians unloaded 13 cel Miles. In the second hits on their way to a 11 to 6 illity of the team going to afternoon. Wayne Oliphant Single's match, Bob Carow, Kurt Booth rolled a 675 Clark Crusaders won their .ondon for the World's again tossed the javelin a for the Miller Mason, in the win over Pingry Prep at As Rahway Wins won in straight sets by 6-4; Bowling first Watchung conference Hillside on Friday after- ihampionships so that some good 196.3 feet and he was Pace Rahway 6-2 over Mark Brighouse, Intercoun\y Industrial league game over the Springfield other country would auto- the winner of the long jump Sally Keenan had high but his mates dropped a noon. It was the Indians se- Wayne Oliphant, set an- a Rahway junior. In the most bulldogs by a 5-3 score. cond win in three starts. >ther school record, as the matically pick up the num- with a leap of 21-5. three games of 518, and Carol 2 1/2 to 1/2 game to the Clark moved into a four ber one spot held by our Ladies League exciting match of the day,Isley with an 187 led the Joe Anderson, senior Rahway track squad won Other results were: 100 Larry Bierman scored a 7-5; Recreation Lanes and sawto nothing lead in the bottom their first match of the sea- :ountry for four years. bowlers in the St. John Vian- their lead cut to one and shortstop had a 4 for 5 day yard dash, Stewart Caldwell, Michael Builders rook a b - 4 win over Ted Gian- of the fourth. The Crusaders including a triple, double son 66 to 60 over Edison "Our Olympic teams are in the time of 10.8; 220 yard ney Women's Tuesday lea- one ' half over the Premier scored two quick runs in the pair from Rahway Lanes last nechini, co-captain of the gue. The second place and two singles. His double Tech. of Elizabeth. iving their best to repre- run with Friend of Berkeley locals. Linden won both dou- Oil. Sam Salvaggip rolled third when Dan Gibbons ent our country before the week to continue their three Palm'8 had a high single of 616 while Charlie Harvatt had should, have been a homer, The results are as foll- .24.5; 440 won by. bles, when Howard Endn drove a long home run to iOO - Caldwtill, R; - TofTST e are indebted Spain of Berkeley 54.7; By- and a half game lead in the 508 and three games of!463 60S. Bart Maotor'o 602 and- left center. -ah lie failed LO loucll ll WST Rahway Ladies Major Lea- -and—M4ko Druekmanl,—took- i-rank Ueredita The Hoagland coached team 2. Eddie, E; 3. Hughes, E - to the general public. Dr. ron Thomas home first in The Hickory's are still well Tom Turek's 600 aided the followed with a triple and Ricciardi staced, "for giv- gue. Win-co Fireplaces re- Gary Smith and Jim Mc-In front with a six game was leading 6-3 at the start time - 10.5; 220 -I.- the 880 in 2.05; time. main in second place follow- winners from the Lanes. scored on an infield out. ing their support to these The mile run was taken Kay 6-3; 6-1. Stan Kublak lead over the Palm's and Other leaders were: Joe Se- of the seventh inning when Eddie, E - 2. Hughes, E - ed by Jeme Hair Stylists, and Steve Bietown walloped The Bulldog6 scored all Tony Toscano homered with 3. - McClendon, R - time - tine young people." by Kujafc of Berkeley in 4.53j Oak's while the Pine's are gotta and Sy Chohen both their runs in the fourth when Dicken's, Park Flying A, Jack Sedlak and Guy Con- six and one-half game two mates on board, Joe 23.5; 440 - 1. - Miller, R; the two mile was taken by Rahway Lanes, Merwin Ma- nelly 6 - 1; 6 - 0. with 660; Frank Johnson 637; ary Kurtz's tripled down Forrest Markowitz, in 10.54 behing. Jim Tracy 268-637; AlMed- Anderson's two-run triple 2. - Wilson, E: - 3. - Slater rine and Raritan Metals. * • • the left field line with two featured the inning. R - time - 55.2; the 120 yard high hurdles vigy 257-631; Ray McKay on. The winning pitcher was In last week's games the Cranford's tennis team Pauline Remeta with a 447 Sophomore pitcher Tom 880 - IT""- Thomas, R. County League was won by Ryan of BH; in Fireplaces took two from 629; John Dadario 627; Sam Bill Wheeler, who allowed 2. - Thorpe, R; 3. - Phillips 17.4. v scored an easy 5-0 win Fitzgerald, wa6 the winning Dickert's; Jeme Hair Sty- and Bob Kovack's 556 led the Salvaggio 616; Tom Wahl 616; three hits, fanned five and E - time - 2.10; Mile - In the 180 yard low hur- lover Clark. In this match, three game bowlers in theGeorge Rayack 614; Tony pitcher, allowing seven hits lists took two from Park walked four. He also doubled striking out seven and hitting Perrin E;" 2. - Snyder, R; dles it was Steward Cald- i jthe first varsity contest, St. Thomas's G.U. Mixed Coppola 611; Len Romeo 610; or the Winners. Frank Dere- Registration )ncT A anri (Clark won only one game in a triple. 3. - M. Slonaker, R - time _well—with—23T0J—in-the-high- ines took two from Raritan .league this week. The high Joe Blair 604; and VicChal- dita had three for four. Jump the two Berkeley boys the five matches. games -were hit by Betty llet 600. I g Metals. win of the season. Fitzgeral kowitz, R; 2. - Barsnlca•11JateTs~MaT finished in a tie at 5 - 6 _Cluba at 186. Bob ~ " the way to score a Watchung E; 3. - Moran, R - timi the Pole vault went to 10.0 High individual games of aTsTTwiiragain 214. The team of Pauline Har-Bee Sales rolled a pitched the first six innings 180 and over were rolled as head the Rahway Jaycees Conference win over the 11.02; 120 high hurdles - The Union County Park and was won by Biticoff of Remeta, Betty Cluba, John season high of 1,162 and ahighlanders from Berkele was replaced in the last o Commission with tlve Union follows: Helen Nicholas 210, annual baseball clinic, to be the seventh, but when thi Kaleta, R; 2. - Herrell, E Berkeley. In the shot a 34 - Matuska. Jr., Ron Simkoand 3,070 series in the Union Heights by a 10-7 score a 3. - Jones, E - time - 17.0 County Baseball As st 181; Barbara Rowan 207; {J4 Veterans Field on Bob Kovack had high game County Major League at the next two pitchers failed ti 5 1/2 was good enough to Irene Allen 20b; Rose Pet- ') Saturday morning. May 6 Berkeley. , Long jump - Oliphant, R will conduct a regis win for Wood of Berkeley. of 2234 for three games and Clark Lanes._Warren Grif- Frank Deredita wentthre get an out, he returned night for all boys who will ersen 206; Carol Malcskj. /starting at 10:00 a.m. Open .high game of 786. The lead- fin's 239-652 and Jim Mem- the hill and retired the nex 2. - Perrin, E; 3. - Lock- He also took the discus with 197; Julie Crans 193/, TTISJV i to all boys in the city in- for four with a double and hart, R; distance - 21.2 try out for positions on teams a heave of 125.9. ing average to date areTfeld oirs' 255-648 lead the scor- two singles, sending in thr& three hitters. Bill Will an in the Midget and Boys'Lea Perry 187; Kay Ho^varh 184; / terested in playing baseball, by Paul Caravella at 174ing while Phil Testa rolled Stan Klusewica each had tw 180 low hurdles - 1. - Cald- Mabel White lS3y •N'ita Silbon I players must bring their own runs. In the fifth inning hi well, R - 2. - Kaleta, R gues of the Union County and Lillian Nagy at 146. 625. Larry Siana tossed a doubled home two- runs. Hi hits. Youth Baseball Leagues on 181; Rose Vopxl 181; Marge I gloves. Other equipment will 634; John Dayon 630; Steve 3. - Herrell, E; 21.2 Higi • * • is hitting at a 636 clip ai jump - Tie between Herrel Monday, May I, at the War- Schillaci 1«J." j be supplied by the Recrea- Powanda 622; Sam Mazetta Shafif Wins High /individual series of x Gladys Bond had a high this stage of the season and Perrin, E - 3. - Wise inanco Park Stadium, Ros- • tion Department of the city. game of 223, and a high ser- 608; Rocky DeFrancesco605 i and over were rolled as i * * * The winning pitcher was man, R - Height - 5-4 elle at 6:30 p.m. Cillo Five have won the lea- Tennis School follows: Helen Nicholas 210, ies of 521 to lead the pinners gue flag, while the Miracle Bob Harris, a 5'10" right- Pole Vault - 1. - Lockhart, Boys, 9 and 10 years of Chess Tourney / Change in the high school of the" Rahway Women's handed senior, who struck age, are eligible to register 181, I7S-569; Kay Horvath baseball schedule. The game Mirror and Echo Lanes are R - 2. - none .. . church league. Virginia out four and passed six. He Shot put - 1. J Soltis, for tryouts in the Midget Seventh grader Marc 170, 184, 179-533; Barbara scheduled for tomorrow with tied for the second spot, Opening May 1 Shalit a chess enthusiast who Rowan 155. 207, 170-532; Meyers rolled her season's * * * needed help from Lee Daney E - E - 2. -Russo, R - League, provided they will Berkeley Heights here will high, a 203 while Betty Wat- who fanned-three in the last not be 11 years old on or is also an honorary member Irene Allen 156,168, 206-530; be played as part of a double 3. - Bauers, R - distance son hit 184. Zion Lutherans Nancy Imushad a 259 to two frames. The 17th annual tennis 53.11. Discus - 1. - Soltis before June 15 of this year. of the Cha. les H. Brewer Julie Crans 160,171,193-524. header" on Saturday" at 1:00 chess and <.hecker club won #2 scored a 2-1 win over the give the Parkway Bowl school, sponsored by theE - 2. - Russo, R - Le- Boys. 11 and 12 years oi ! p.m. at Veterans Field. First Presbyterians and season-high of 927 in the Union County Park Commis- age, are eligible for tryouts the annual chess tournament. (ADDON APPOINTED » • * Grand, E - distance 157.7. CAMP DIRECTOR moved to within six games Union County BPA Women's sion, with the cooperation of Javelin - 1. - Soltis, E - n the Boys'League, provid- Thirty - six" boys participa- The Clark at Roselle Park of the leading St. Paul's ttl, traveling league, at the Re-Fish And Game the Warinanco Park Tennis ed they will not be 13 years ted. Marc defeated Jim Fi- David Haddon of Piainfield baseball game has been re - 2. - Oliphant R - 3. - Le- was appointed Director of who dropped a 2-1 decision creation Lanes. PeggyScha- Club, will begin May 1, at "rand. E - distance - 195.4. old on or before June 15 of field 2 gam£s to 0 in the scheduled for this Saturday to Zion Lutherans #1. Second ffer's 235 was the second p.m. at the Warinanco Park this year. finals. Maro using a sideline Camp Endeavor, Inc., at a at 2:00 p.m. Presbyterians won two' from high- in—the league - this Club Addressed Tennis Courts, Elizabeth and Tryouts will be held on attack def&ted Jim in 20 meeting of the Board of - : *.-» * . - - Osceola and St. Paul's tf2 season. Clare Martin a 144 Roselle. Monday, May 8, for 9 and minutes in the first game and Trustees held last week. The NJAAU senior wo- won 2-1 from the last place average pinner shot her firs Gymnasts Will 0 year old boys, and on in 15 minutes in the second First session of the camp Trinity Methodist team. 600 series, a 623 to help the The school will consist of game. "/ • will open July 3 and con- men's gymnastic champion- By Tom Spagnola six one-hour sessions for Wednesday, May 10, for 11 ship will be held at Scotch- * • » Clark Lanes out of the las nd 12 year old boys, at tinue until July 12. Funds are Plains-Fanwood High School spot in the loop. Hilda Camp- adults, 17 years of age and needed for the work and may In. the Rahway Recrea- Tom Spagnola who is a over, and six one-hour ses- Exhibit May 20 Warinanco Park baseball OUR ADS SELL; starting at 1:00 p.m. on bell tossed a 607 and Tillie 'ield #8, starting each even- ADVERTISE LOCALLY be sent to Treasurer Donald tion Lanes Junior bowling prominent fishing enthusiast sions for children, 8 to 16 McDougall, 1 Elm St., West- Saturday afternoon. league Steve McClay-hlt a Richard a 591. ng at 6 p.m. 388-0600 • « • in this area spoke to the years of age inclusive. Ses- field, N.J. 224 for the top score while Charles H. Brewer fish and sions will be conducted every At Roselle CHS All boys are reminded that Dr. Anthony Ricciardi, of Gene Soyka had three games game club this week. Mr. Monday evening to June 5. Roselle Catholic High they must register in order o be eligible for the tryouts. 200 East Dudley Avenue, of 215; 213; 212 for a high Spagnola spoke on fishing and Instructions and demon- chool will be the scene Westfleld, heads the large series of 640. Tom Breen Clark Defeats companionship. He explained strations will be given on the on May 20, for an unusual committee in charge of the with a 215, had a high series that the sport is a great proper grip, swing, follow- exhibition featuring the affair. The program is sanc- of 573. John Welsh hit 210 father and son activity and through, scoring, forehand, Olympic gymnasts, and a Profit Reported tioned by the New Jersey and Ken Engel 217, with high Kenilworth in pointed out that many fathers backhand, court play, ser- group of World champion AAU. Marvin Speidel of Rah- series of 560. Gary Folio do not have the time to take vice and volley. trampolinists. A . capacity way is chairman. had 565 and Bill Buchan their sons on fishing trips crowd of 2,200 is expected By UC Register When asked for additional 548. Track Meet 91-35 because their Jobs Interfere. The children's sessions to attend. Proceeds will go The Entire Family information today regarding Bruce McWhorter leads He advised boys inthiscata- will start at6 p.m. and adults toward sending the United Joseph F. Durkin, Union the exhibition. Dr. Ricciardi the league with an 181 aver- The track squad of Arthur gory to try and find some at 7:15 p.m. Each student is States World Champion ounty Register, announced Can Bowl Together explained, "The United age followed by Larry Cho- L. Johnson Regional High adult fisherman who would required to wear smooth- trampoline team to London oday that the revenue for States Government does not nko and Barry Musolf 173. School won ten of the 14be willing to take them. soled tennis shoes and to or the Worlds champion- lis office for the year 1966 subsidize America's teams High games thus far have events as they routed the The angler is a man who jroyjdg hlR own fpnnls rac laps. Tick for tin; all Unit; lilgli uf CLARK . WnrlH Olympics afi dn r.pnp Simpson ?41, aM-Rearc from Kenllworth-by-a- ket. $244,499.25. • This is the 1^ 1 • goes to the streams and lakes hibibon are $2.00 for adulrs most ojhpr countries of the Bruce McWhorter 233. High 91 to 35 count this week. as a means of good clean A registration fee of S2 nd $1.00 for students and econd successive year that _..: U'»*W* Funds to underwrite series have been rolled by The results were: 100 yard wholesome recreation and will be charged for children may be obtained by writing he Register's Office has our teams must come from Bruce McWhorter 648; Gene dash, Tambo, Clark, time that this sport is not judged and $3 for adults.- o P.O. Box 1967, Roselle. >een self sustaining and the private sources. So a group Soyka 640 with Larry Chonko 10.9; 220 yard run, Tambo, by the number of fish you second successive year that Albert Schael, Jr., £Hzs- he Register's Office is not 381- 4700 of citizens in New Jersey 621. Clark, time 24^; 440-yard "CBfchTMr. Spagnola primar- beth, has been named chair- able to the Olympic com- /have banded together to raise • * • run, Anglim, Kenilworth, ily a fresh water fisherman mittee. Donations will alsc >nly self sustaining but have man of the tennis school roduced a handsome profit 50 Brunswick Automatic Lanes / funds specifically to under- Warren Griffin's 647from time 2.05.6; Mile run Hydock then advised the boys on thecommittee. be gratefully accepted by the Senior League leads the Clark/time, 5.14.1. different types of bait to use mail sent to the Olympic 'or the County. Snack Shop scoring in the Union County for the different types of Registrations for the Committee, P.O. Box 196/, In 1965, the total revenue Charity bowling tournament. Two mile run Karlin, Ken- fish. The boys thanked Mr. tennis clinic are now being Roselle. >f the Register's Office was Cocktail Lounge ilworth, time, 10.44.2; 120 accepted by George T. Cron Spagnola for his talk. The show will start at •201,407.50 and the profit Supervised Playroom Rudy Meyer rolled a 290 high hurdles, Gorski, Clark, superintendent of recrea- 38.121.5O. 1966 brought in 16.9; 180 high hurdles, Bea- On Tuesday the 36 mem- eight p.m. and will lastabout game at the Recreation bers of the fish and game tion, the Union County Park two hours. evenues amounting to fgr_B_owJJriCj_Moihttt».— - Lanes. After a first frame ver, Clark, 22.9; Long Jump, Commission, Administra- ih Harms club took a field trip to the JrnrrrUee iar-••»••*•••.< : ;how already has received *He^JnisnecTwith a-595 series; vClark- ettstown where they re- Park, Elizabeth, or at the ation-wide attention, with booth at the Warinanco Park 1 Other league leaders were 5.8; Pole Vault, Tabor, Clark viewed all the trout in their nquiries coming from as Lehigh Premium Ahthracitt 10.0; Shot put, Nicholas, Tennis Court6. oe Vick's 617; and Frank periods of growth. The boys; ar away as Chicago and luglovsky's 608. Dave Hac- Clark, 45-6 1/2; Discus, were most interested in the NUT or STOVE ett had a 670 series. John Proe, Clark, distance, 130-6; 8 lb. breeders and the gol- lotlack shot a 651 and Ric- and Javelin, Hower, Clark, den-trout they were shown at 95 le Tenneson rolled 639 and 153.10. the hatchery. 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Page 10 k'uliwoy Ncws-Rccord/Clark Patriot April 20, 1967 SCHOOL MENU Hospital Unit April 20, 1967 CLARK S ARMSTRONG Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Pays 2000 On Monday- Poge 9 Meat Balls on Rolls, Mush- $ room Soup, Vegetable Soup, 53,000 Pledge INLAID FLOORS Ray's Corner Indians Post Milk, Fruit Clark-Rahway John Boyle A.C. Tuesday The Woman's Auxiliary to See the newest vinyl cor/on By RAY HOAGLAND Two Victories Turkey, Gravy, Rice, Peas Rahway Hospital has donated patterns in an exciting range, and Carrots, Bread and But- $2,000 to the hospital's board of colors. They are Arm- Sports Schedule Lower Division ter, Milk, Fruit of directors to be applied strong floors which create Wednesday to its new heart equipment Clifford Laurent, former write the cost of sending the Lose 5-3 Game heauty and provide easy Rahway AA baseball star TENNIS Meat Loaf, Rice and Gravy, pledge of $53,000 made last maintenance. United States Trampoline MAY Playoff Champions Corn, Bread and Butter, month, according to Mrs. was a member of the com- team to London for the start Rahway's Indians dropped 20 Peanut Butter, Milk, Pudding Walter Hull Jr., President. Expert workmanship features mittee of the Union - Middle- of tile World's Trampoline their first game of the sea- Railway arcfahford sex Old - Timers Baseball 21 Clark at Springfield The John Boyle A.C. won Thursday Mrs. Paul Riekehof, cart every .installation. competition. It Is estimated son this week when Roselle the lower division playoffs in Hamburgers, Rolls and But- chairman, has announced players annual dinner held that $5,000 will be needed. Catholic came from behind Rahway at Berkeley Visit our showroom or call last night at Townley's Rahway at Scotch pi the Clark Adult Recreation ter, Potato Chips, Baked sales last month totaled $320 Dr. Ricciardi said. to score a 5-3 win at Vete- Basketball league by defeat- Beans, Onions, Milk, Fruit an increase of almost $50 today for free estimate. ~ restaurant in Hillside. The rans Field. main topic of discussion was GjOLF ing the Country Squires 66- or Cookies over the previous month due baseball, but many of the John Cladek, a Rahway The Indians scored one- 62 in a hard fought game. Friday to four additional volunteers greats are now reeling off resident had a 5 for 5 day run in the opening inning, Rahway at Hillside The A.C. led throughout the Chicken Noodle Soup, Mrs. Walter Gaines, Mrs. accounts of their golfing ex- at the plate, including a home then an error set up -two Clark at Plalnfield game but Big Doug Williams Tomato Soup, Mushroom William Denny, Mrs. Julius periences. run, and four singles. He tallies for the Lions in the the leagues tallest player Soup, Toasted Cheese Sand- DeMasi and Mrs. William also pitched five scoreless top of the fourth, only to BASEBALL and his mates unleashed a wich, Peanut Butter and Jelly Baldwin. * • • innings as the Holy Trinity have Rahway come back with Ray Faber the pro at Clark at Kenilworth rally in the last quarter that Sandwich, Milk, Cake, or FIRST PLACE WINNERS IN THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR held at the Junior High Baby photo sales were al- ROBINSON'S team of Westfleld walloped two more for a 3-2 lead, fell four points short. Will- fruit School are from left' to right. Paul Zong. Chairman: Robert Schwarz, Brenda Brown, Andrea Colonia, scored a one - , Berkeley at Rahway most $125 according to a re- St. Cecilia of Keamy 16 --3. but Brian Sheekey's two run iams tallied 14 points in the Johannesson. Carole Barefield and Principal Roy M. Valentine. port by Mrs. Walter Samp- stroke win over Babe Li- '2 games, starting 1527 MAIN ST. RAHWAY chardus, in the first- PGA- Frank Yula, also a local boy homer in the top of the fifth last quarter. RAHWAY les, chairman. pro - amateur meet of the was the catcher and had provided the margin. 1:00 p.m. The John Boyle A.C. team Paul Zong served as dir- Robert DiVito was second Mrs. John Sullivan of Rah- season at the Jumping Brook one hit. Barry Kavarick went the Clark at Roselle pk. which got off to a slow start Monday Junior High ector of the fair assisted place winner for the seventh way and Mrs. Albert Bridg- course _ln Neptune. Faber. route for the winners. He 25 Clark at Cranford this season and improved Oven Grilled Frankfurter, by Philip Esbrandt, Frank grade with Wayne Hensher man of Clark were accepted trati ah eagle on the 14th JTh£_Wefltfield-Blue-DevU |-3txuckout—nine-and-allowedj Rahwa} at Hillside with each game was led by oU-and-DuKer-r-Sauer-fcr-aut-J j-Gregus,—Victor-Little, Alvin hfrd-pracmvinnerT-Hon' into-membershipr tennis team scored a 5 - (3 only one earned run and _N .C.E^L-V^coach-Dick-Kes- Applesauce, J3.aked_.Beans__. Stein, George Lyons, Mich- orable _ .mentions ._went. to It was revealed applicants and-birdies^3n-17th-and-18th three hits. Science Fair ael Raykovicz, DonaldSobie- this week. TRACK sin who scored 27 points, Specials: Cold Sliced Turkey William Paleveda, Marilyn for the nurses scholarship in puting together a 38-32- m • • ski, George Speidel. The will be 'interviewed Apr. 18 70, two under par. Lichar- Gary Ervlck and Dennts 23 of them in the second half, Salad Platter, Bologna Sand- Held, Linda DeLoretto. The official roster of all Sweeney allowed three flits'. 21 Westfield at Rahway and jumping Joe Campana l-dward Kordyla. Leading wich, Green Split Pea Soup Winners Named judges were Alex Busse, Bonnie Hakalski, Kathy at the hospital by Mrs. Rich- Owners—Technicians dus, with four birdies and the baseball teams in the Robert Cochran, William ard Newman and her com- Est. 1922 three bogies had a 38-33 Ervick fanned eight, walked Hillside at Clark who scored 15 points includ- Knight: Ir.incis DuBcau, with Crackers Vasil, Kathy Kazakewitz, Phone FU 8-1049 WALT HANKS Recreation Department'epartmentss six, while his mates made 25 Clark and Rahway ing four long jumpers from Donald Haberle i:nyni- Knight; 'Milton Crans Tuesday Kazakewitz, Dr. Edward l_e- Xathy~Washko,~Pam Shivic- mittee. •- . ---..-.-. BILL MARBACH for 71, also one-under par. "Carole" Barefield and vitsky, John McVey, Thomas » * » Youth league will appear in six errors. in Union County behind the key in the first Lecturing 'Knight; Hubert Baked Meqc Loaf, Buttered Brenda . Brown took first kis, and Karen Yergalonis Mrs. Edward Partenope The Indians, limited to two quarter. Merrin. 1 rusiee; Nicholas Rice, Sliced Carrots, Corn Pozananski, Dr. Robert Wal- _ClarkJvalloped Rahway 16 next weeks NEWS-RECORD. Relays Exalted Ruler place ribbons in the eighth served as runners. of the Colonia Oaks Twig There is still several open- singles, took advantage of Pat Nesgood chipped in Mascio, Secretary: Alfred Bread and Butter, Cole Slaw ton, and Dr. Floyd Washko. reported the group had com- H & H Radio & to 1 1/2. The'winners were annual Science Fair con- Marc Lauritsen and Ken- ings for managers in the trophy for high poor fielding, to score a 5-1 with 11 points. Marrklcy. Treasurer; John Specials: Cold Cut Salad ducted by the Rahway Junior | pleted 22 hand puppets for led by Ralph Selitto's 39 _ ,,,,, ,_*.~in_.a uid uupny JOT mgn DUAL AWARD: United Air Lines Sous Chef Raoul Delbol of neth Levitsky, took second league. Contact the City Hall, series gross of lib rolled in the TA8 Bowling Tournament win over Springfield. Joe 2428 St. George Avenue,. Rahway, proudly displays two The Country Squires were Of Rahway Elks Xemeth. Inner Guard; ilugoj Platter. Chicken Salad Sand- High School for their pro- ^distribution to pediatrlcpat- while Pete Scull and Selitto room 202 or call 381-8000, . _ __ ... , -^... Making the presentation Anderson's hit, two base on I!i:rd\ck. Tiler. I wich, Corn Chowder with place honors for ninth grade Kopic Protests ients on admission to the Television _ha/l Jbirds held at the Jersey Lanes in Linden. Making~th'e~r>resi>ntntinn plaques awarded by the Second Salon of Culinary Arts spon- Berkeley Trips led by Williams' 32 points, ject entitled "Social Pat- at the Colonia 1 ext."24. John Walsh o( Brick Township, T&B's Personnel Manager. balls and a pair of errors, and Marty Rossman who Mori rii.in 15'' persons wir- hugene" k'enn.i a Past l.-.x- Crackers students. The third place hospital. Two other twigs ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS "course. sored by the Newark-Elizabeth Branch of the International terns of Hamsters in Com- winner was Walter produced—three runs in theGeneva, Association. The honors were given for the outstanding -scor-ed—11—pointsr^Fhe-Jolm —rrry>'cti—rtrr inMjHnrirm—of •ulrr hmdr-ii rhf("irand_i -Wednesday -partson-to-Man-r1-' -will-Join-this-project which SALES^S, SERVICE Opening day has been set- y Casso 623;Has- second Inning. The other hit| and those receiving honor- -Nazi-Burial— exhibit and excellent display of his spring lamb preparation. indrarrTraikmar Boyle A.C. which is com- PonaM liaberle, Hxalred Lodge installing officers unit ' Hot SHced Roast Leg of Veal will begin operation by SERVICING TELEVISION.RADI0«PH0N0»HI-FI 1 : The eighth grade Linden High School tennis for Saturday May 6 for the ppe r Ferrantello 6222;; Ange was by Joe Firetto. posed of many former Cru- • which included a number of Sandwich with Gravy, Mash- able mention were: James Christmas. team scored a 5 - 0 win Crusaders Win Rulrr dt Rahujs Lodge of was * Andrea Johannessen ANTENNA INSTALLATION CYRC baseball program. MielM e 617; Tom DiMicco613613; Tom Fitzgerald, a sopho- sader greats,- will be pre- 1'lks jnj his sr.ift of offic- Kahway Lodge I'.H'K.S. to- : ed Potatoes, Garden Spinach, Sullivan, James Jones, John A report on a workshop over Rahway's Indians. In Scully Mosso 610; Steve Po- California. This is under- with her project entitled, In Arlington Games will be played at the more, pitched a six hitter. By 68 58 Score sented with a "championship er.- rur'tfu- rnsuuii; y<..ir.!t gether uuh Joseph Gibbons, Fruited Jello "Algae as a Source of Food". Moran, Donald McCauley, conducted by the New Jersey the first singles match. wanda 608; Bob Deter 607; Oliphant Sets standable since the United Wendy Walton, Daniel Babish 1492 IRVING ST. RAHWAY, N.J.8 rear of Madison School and Pair Of Games He -struck out six and failedi States trampoline team has trophy for their efforts. .1 '.'iTiTnun; held in the b.ill- Lxalted Ruler ot Colonia • Specials:' Chicken . Salad, Seventh grade honors went The State Department of Administrators and Hospital Bill Masnick scored a 6-0- Midwood drive field. Tony Bilinskas 602 and Ed to walk a batter on a very Berkeley Heights handed Lodge. | platter. Boiled Ham Sand- Ronald Miller, and Douglas Association at the Brunswick aawvco 6-0; win over captain Mar- Jarmlckl 601. been World s champion for riinn; uf the local Club last to Robert Schwarz for his New Jersey, Veterans of cold day. the Indians track team their «ei.k. A social hour followed the !wich, Chicken Noodle Soup Baumann. Inn was made by Mrs. Hull cel Miles. In the second • 4 * In Conference School Record four years. A lack of funds project on "The Human Foreign Wars were notified The Indians unloaded 13 first loss of the season, a i Tilers installed were: installation ceremonies. i with Crackers •Linda Henryy and Julia Ina- and Mrs. John Sprowls. single's match, Bob Carow, Kurt Booth rolled a 675 have threatened the possi- Body." that a Nazi P.O.W. was Clark Crusaders won theiri hits on their way to a 11 to 6 bility of the team going to 68 to 58 defeat on Friday Michael Bldrs. Thursday mine were second place win- buried in Arlington National i won in straight sets by 6-4; Bowling for the Miller Mason, in the afternoon. Wayne Oliphant Shell Macaroni with Meat WE HAVE IT 6-2 over Mark Brighouse, first Watchung conference win over Plngry Prep at As Rahway Wins London for the World's ners in the eighth grade div- Cemetary at its regular Intercounty Industrial league Hillside on Friday after- again tossed the javelin a Sauce, Italian Breadand But- ision with David Gaines the, a Rahway Junior. In the most Sally Keenan had high but his mates dropped a game over the Springfield championships so that some Action Unit Legion Units meeting held in Trenton on OZITE VECTRA CARPETsq.yd.^.95 three games of 518, and Carol bulldogs by a 5-3 score. noon. It was the Indians se- Wayne Oliphant, set anothe- r country would auto- good 196.3 feet and he was Pace Rahway ter, Tossed Salad with third place winner. Michael Sunday. Life Magazine exciting match of the day, 2 1/2 to 1/2 game to the the winner of the long jump Dressing Larry Bierman scored a 7-5; Isley with an 187 led the Clark moved into a^four cond win in three other school record, as the matically pick up the num- Wheaton, Alan Vache and The information appeared I Recreation Lanes and saw' Joe Anderson, starts. with a leap of 21-5. Specials: Rainbow Salad! James Oslislo received; also 6 - ~4—win over Ted Glan- bowlers in the St. John Vian- their lead cut to one andto nothing lead in the bottom Rahway track squad won ber one spot held by our Plans" For in Walter Wfnchells column! ney Women's Tuesday lea- of the fourth. The Crusaders shortstop had a 4 forsenior 5 da!ytheir first match of the sea-country for four years. Other results were: 100 Ladies League Platter, Spiced Ham andPlan Annual honorable mentions. on Jan. 6, 1967 in the Ne- Sales Will Aid nechini, co-captain of the one half over the Premier yard dash, Stewart Caldwell, MACGEE CARPETS AND RUGS locals. Linden won both dou- gue. The second place scored two quick runs in. the including a triple, double son 66 to 60 over Edison "Our Olympic teams are Cheese Sandwich, Beef Bar- ]wark Star Ledger. Mr. Win- Oil. Sam Salvaggio rolled and two singles. His double in the time of 10.8; 220 yard Michael Builders took a ley Soup with Crackers bles, when Howard Endn Palm's had a high single of 616 while Charlie Harvatt had third when Dan Gibbons Tech. of Elizabeth. giving their best to repre- May Meeting Convention Ichell has already started an and other brands 508 and three games of 1463. drove a long home run toshould have been a homer. The results s\re a« foll- run with Friend nf Rpr-kflpy pair from Rahwav Lanes lasr Friday CYRC Programs _and Mike Druckmanl T""*' "s »nrr y senx-our—ceuntry-bcfuxt: Uie clocking a 24.5; 440 won by "week to continue their three ! investigation. -The Hickory's are still well lett center, i-rank Deredita •an ue lauea to^fouch third. ows: 100 - Caldwell, R; -world. We are indebted Oven Baked Fish' Sticks with Plans for the annual Coun- | Strong opposition was voi- Gary Smith and Jim Mc- Tom Turek's 600 aided the Spain of Berkeley 54.7; By- and a half game lead in the Ihe Rahwa> Community Tartar sauce, Pizza Pie, A campaign by the "Life ARMSTRONG LINOLEUMS AND TILES Kay 6-3; 6-1. Stan Kubiak In front with a six game .followed with a triple andThe Hoagland coached team 2. Eddie, E: 3. Hughes, E - to the general public. Dr. Rahway Ladies Major Lea- ty Convention for the Ameri- • ced by John Kdpik Ameri- lead over the Palm's and winners from the Lanes. scored on an infield out.was leading 6-3 at the start time - 10.5; 220 -I.- ron Thomas home first in Action Organization, at a Garden Peas, Bread and But- can Legion and Auxiliary Circulation Company" of and Steve Bietown walloped Other leaders were: Joe Se- Ricciardi stated, "for giv- the 880 in 2.05; time. gue. Win-co Fireplaces re- Keys Earned By I canism Chairman for theNew York and Citizens Youth Oak's while the Pine's are The Bulldogs scored all T3f the seventh inning when Eddie, E - 2. Hughes, E - ing their support to these meeting of its various com- ter, Juice were inaugurated last week i VFW of N.J. Mr. Kopik sta- Jack Sedlak and Guy Con- gotta and Sy Chohen both The mile run was taken main in second place follow- mittees on Apr. 17. in Se- • Recreation Committee . of nelly 6 - 1; 6 - 0. six and one-half game their .runs in the fourth when Tony Toscano homered with; 3. - McClendon, R - time - fine young people." ed by Jeme Hair Stylists, Specials: Shrimp Salad at a meeting of the Con- j ted, we want the remains re- with 660; Frank Johnson 637; by Kujak of Berkeley in 4.53; cond Presbyterian Church, • Platter, American Cheese Rahway to raise funds for the * » » behing. Jim Tracy 268-637; Al Med- Gary Kurtz's tripled down two mates on board, Joe 23.5; 440 - 1. - Miller, R; * • • Dickert's, Park Flying A, vention Corporation headed 22 UJC Students • moved from the cemetary • • • the left field line with two Anderson's two-run triple 2. - Wilson, E; - 3. - Slater the two mile was taken by formulated plans for its - and Tomato Sandwich, Man- by Department Commander CYRC through the purchase Cranford's tennis team vigy 257-631; Ray McKay Forrest Markowitz, in 10.54 Rahway Lanes, Merwin Ma- i immediately. This ground of "Life Magazine" will T.5 W. MAIN ST.. RAHWAY CALL 388-2374 Pauline Remeta with a 447 on. The winning pitcher was featured the inning. R - time - 55:2; rine and Raritan Metals: meeting of the general mem- hattan Clam Chowder with Albert Moeller of Westfield, Hrol. Charles R. Varola which is hallowed, is for Am- •( scored an easy 5-0 win 629; John Dadario 627; Sam commence during the next and Bob Kovack's 556 led the Bill Wheeler, who allowed Sophomore pitcher Tom •880 - 1: - Thomas, R; the 120 yard high hurdles bership to be held at the... Crackers Convention Corporation erican heroes of all wars. iover Clark. In this match, Salvaggio 616; TomWahl616; County League was won by Ryan of BH; in In last week's games the of Rlainfield will present the! several'weeks. 1 three game bowlers in theGeorge Rayack 614; Tony three hits, fanned five and, Fitzgerald, was the winning 2. - Thorpe, R; 3. - Phillips church on May 1 at S p.m. . Chairman. The Convention annula Phi Theta Kappa lec- This ground cannot remain i- t Ithe first varsity contest, 17.4. Fireplaces took two from The CYRC stated that re- St. Thomas's G.U. Mixed Coppola 611; Len Romeo 610; walked four. He also doubled! pitcher, allowing seven hits E - time - 2.10; Mile - "Ihe Community Action was set for June 1, 2, and 3. ture on Apr. 24, at Unionj hallowed as long as one such ( !Clark won only one game in In the 180 yard low hur- Dickert's; Jeme Hair Sty- 1 sidents of Rahway will be THE VAIL-DEANE SCHOOL .league this week. The high Joe Blair 604; and VicChai- or the winners. Frank Dere- striking out seven and hitting Perrin E; 2. - Snyder, R; Registration Program is central to the Announcement was made Junior College at 7:30 p.m. body lies with our heroes. the five matches. a triple. dles it was Steward Cald- lists took two from Park war on poverty, liy pro- Halpin Seeks contacted via phone by mem- • * * games were hit by Betty llet 600. dita had three for four. 3. - M. Slonaker, R - time Flying A and Merwin Mar- that the dinner dance would in. the Conference Room of Mr. Kopik urges all Amer- It was well with 23.0; in the high viding the. community with . \f bers of the Life Circulation Ciuba at 186, Bob Kovack, • * • Clark's Crusaders lead all Fitzgerald second 5.10; Two miles - 1. - Mar- ines took two from Raritan be held June 3 at the Eliza- the Campus Center. His topic icans to write to -Senator college preparatory fergirls, William Marsh will again win of the season. Fitzgerald Jump the two Berkeley boys assistance to organize and •Company-«t«ff4n. New Yorfc? u A 214. The-^team oLJaullne Har.Rw , Salon the way to score a Watchung kowitz, R; 2. - Barsnlca, Date Is May 1 ) herh Carrprpr Hnrpl FH73 •will be—''Fiaiikeiibteln and Cane ainTSeTTa'toT' rcntanTs " fhP Rahman Iau/uw*«. Conference pirrhrri thn flrnr iirf £3Moran. R - Unit; flntahpri in a—tie nr V ., ,^- Tfr^TorfiViii ami-peAem j-ro- mnorary beth. Flag burning ceremon- with a percentage of the re- annual baseball clinic,'to be "ReTheta, betty Cluba, John season High of 1,162 and a win ••over—Ole" O the Pole vault went to 10.6 High individual games of BeH r4flc4pe= Hamlet." of N.J. urging them to in- Matuska, Jr., Ron Simkoand highlanders "was replaced" in "th'e"'iast 0f|n.'02"; 120 high hurdles - 1. The Union County Park grams tailored to its needs ies will be held at Warinanco ceipts for subscriptions to be fteJJ -atVeteranVeteranBs Field oonn 3,070 series in the Union from .Berkeley and was won by Biricoff of 180 and over were rolled as The talk wilrbe given atj vestigate this wrong doing, donated to the CYRC. Any Established 1869 Bob Kovack had high game HeightHih s bby a 1010.-77 stort e at the seventh, but when the Kaleta, R; 2. - Herrell, E; Commission with" tikes- Sales Manager c P eS honorary scholastic society. in hil Phil T g, g n tree a heave of 125.9. n yCOU 1e admission players must bring their own and Lillian Nagy at 146. ing while Phil Testa rolled IrnnB in rho fifth I™I— i.- Stan Klusewica each had two 180 low hurdles - 1. - in the Midget and Bo nien for the organization re- ^ / ^ ^|nounced a partial listing of! raising the necessary funds gloves. Other equipment will runs. In the fifth inning he: Perry 187; Kay Ho^varh 184; at a range of $6, Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, to run the CYRC. 625. Larry Slana tossed a doubled home two- runs. He hits well, R - 2. - Kaleta, R; gues of the Union County Mabel White 183vK'ita Silbon ports. "" ; LJnioiTj. V. Del Principe, her committees as follows: UJC president, and Dr. Ken- National State be supplied by the Recrea- 634; John Dayon 630; _ Youth Baseball Leagues on f• •., iin per year, who would later The CYRC hopes that the v Gladys Bond had a high is hitting at a 636 clip at 3. -..Herrell, E; 21.2 High 181; Rose .VoBrf 181;- Marge Stanley Kobal. chairman a Rahway rcjfident until three General Chairman, Mrs.] neth W. Iverson, dean, will Grades 1-5 April 1, April 29 tion Department of the city. compete in ar. open compet- 1 residents of Rahway will as- game of 223, and a high ser- Powanda 622; Sam Mazetta this stage of the season. Jump - Tie between Herrell Monday, May 1, at the War- jfldlll WlflS Schillaci l?fb: of the group stated: "The years ago.' has been ap- Julia' Petry; Convention present certificates and keys * • * 608; Rocky DeFrancesco605 The winning pitcher was; and Perrin, E - 3. - Wise- inanco Park Stadium, Rds- Federal Government's as- pointed as sales manager of itive Civil Service examina- Chairman", Mrs. Emily Lis- Moves Department sist in putting Life in the ies of 521 to lead the pinners High /individual series of tion. to 22 Union Junior Collegel Grades 6-12 by appointment Change in the high school of the" Rahway Cillo Five have won the lea- Bob Harris, a 5'10" right- Tennis School man, R - Height - 5-4.elle at'6:30 p.m. CU^rr sistance to local oimmun- real estate- 'or Bauer- inden; Luncheon Chairman, children; by putting Life Women's LJUU udiiiB, a o w rignt- xA'i, and over were rolled as Because the law in New sophomores who have been) The Corporate Trust De- in their homes . ' baseball schedule. The game church league. Pole Vault - I. - Lockhart, Boys, 9 and 10 years of Lll65S ities to develop and support ' Brooks Company 14H0 Irv- Mrs. Ann Butfiloski; Dis- elected to membership in scheduled for tomorrow with Virginia gue flag, while the Miracle handed senior, who strucki follows: Helen Nicholas 210, Jersey provides that a dis- partment of the National Meyers rolled' her season's Mirror and.^Echo Lanes are out four and passed six. Hel R - 2. - none age, are eligible to register y 181, 17H-569; Kay Horvath anti - pvverty programs- ing St.. one of Rahway's tinguished Guests, Mrs. Phi Theta Kappa, which is 618 Salem Ave, Elizabeth, N.J. Berkeley Heights liere will Opening May 1 Shot put - 1. - Soltis, through community action' oldest Real I-.sta e and in-abled veteran shall assume State Bank, Elizabeth, has high,, a-203 while Betty Wat- tied for the ^second spot, needed help from Lee Daney, I for tryouts in the Midget Seventh gr«4der Marc 170, 184, 179-533; Barbara Mildred Randolph; Dinner regarded as the junior! been moved from theSummit be played asjaart of a double - E - 2.. - Russo, R - League, provided they will Shalit a chess enthusiast who depends on the community's.: surance concerns.. In his new the top position so long as he Dance, Mrs. June LiskO; son hit 184. Zion Lutherans who fanned three in the last! alB0 an Rowan 155, 207, 170-532; ' college equivalent of PhiOffic) e at 1 Maple St., to the AAU Twirling telephone- EL .-1-3-141 header on Saturday at 1:00 #2 scored a 2-1 win over the 3. - Bauers, R - distance not be 11 years old on or is honorary member determination to; .. .. j post, Mr. Del V rincipe will attains a passing grade in a Publicity. Mrs. Louise Irv- • Nancy Imus had a 259 tow o frames, The 17th annual tennis Irene Allen 156.168,206-530; Beta Kappa. Plalnfield Central Office' at p.m. at Veterans Field. First Presbyterians and 53.il. Discus - 1. - Soltis, before June 15 of this year, of the Chavies H. Brewer Mobilize its own public ihandle both real estate and Civil Service examination, 1 •ing; Program, Mrs. Ruth give the Parkway Bowl a school, sponsored by the Julie Crans 160,171,193-524. would prefer appointing can- Among the recipients will 244 East Front St., it is * • • moved to within six games season-high of 927 in the E - 2. - Russo, R - Le- Boys, 11 and 12 yeai-6 oi chess and i-hecker club won and private resources for] insurance. Coble; Gifts, Mrs. Eleanor be Joseph C. Brown of 171 Championships •••••• i ••"••••••••••-•-• The Clark at Roselle Park E dl8t an c 15 7 didates with disability rat- _. r- _. -- - -.announced. of the leading St. Paul's #1, Union County BPA Women's sion, with the cooperation of V"",^ ," . f ?- - age are eligible for tryouts the annual c hess tournament, fADDON APPOINTED U.i this attack; develop pro-; Mr. Del Prir.cipc was edu- Hoodzow; Registration, Mrs. Javelln < ings and train them for the Lake Ave., Colonia, son of! Bernard F. Cimo of 2695 baseball game has been re - who dropped a 2-1 decision Fish And Game the Warinanrn PaVir T«nnl. - 1. - Soltis, E - in the Boys League, provid- Thirty - six- boys particina- CAMP DIRECTOR grams of sufficient scope and cated in Rahway schools and Elaine Nolan; Rule, Mrs. Ann scheduled for this Saturday traveling league, at the Re- rut examination. The basic re- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown, kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, to Zion Lutherans #1, Second creation Lanes. Peggy Scna- aubwl" begin Mavl at £ " pUphant R - 3. - Le- ed they will not be'l3 years ted. Marc defeated Jim R- David Haddon ofPlainfield on size that give promise oT graduated from Seton Hall Collichio; Resolutions, Mrs. Here On May 20 at 2:00 p.m. Grand E quirements are a high school and a graduate of St. Mary's, Assistant Trust Officer, has Presbyterians won two" from ffer's 235 was the second 6 p.m. at ie Waring Park - " distance - 195.4. old on before June ]5Ql fild 2 &s Q jn ^ was appointed Director of 10 eliminating causes of pov-I; 'nivcrsity. Y e did graduate Hazel Hargrove; Memorial! High School, Perth Amboy. * • • p. at the Warinanco Par mlB education; residency—in been named Manager in HOWARD JOHNSON'S Osceola and St. Paul's nl high in the league this Club Addressed I Tennis Courts, Elizabeth and year. finals. Marc using a sideline Camp Endeavor, Inc., at a ert\; and involve the poor j work at K,f crs t'niversity Service, Mrs. Rutri Kubach; Two Clark girls will also Entry blanks have been The NJAAU Benior wo- won 2-1 from the last place season. Clare Martin a 144 meeting of the Board of Ma themselves in developing and iand scr^ the Army from Union County and good moral Arrangements, Mrs. Julia charge of the special depart- Roselle. Tryouts will be held on attack defeated Jim in 20 character. Character refer- receive the award. They are: ment. sent to all parts of the area MOTOR LODGE OF CLARK, N. J. men's gymnastic champion- Trinity Methodist team. average pinner shot her firs g and Trustees held last week. uu operating the programs." i 19.S1-1H54 before- joining Petry; Tickets, Mrs. Betty Miss Janet A. Neuhaus, of for the third annual New • • * Monday, May 8, for 9 and minutes in the first game and ltl\ ences will be required. The individual Trust De- ship will be held at Scotch- 600 series, a 623 to help the| By Tom Spagnola The school will consist of Gymnasts Will in 11C5 minutes in the^second First session of the camp Community Action Pro- Olin - Mathieson in New Marhold. 473 Madison Hill Rd., daugh- Jersey AAU Baton Twirling Favorite o/ Bridal Panics six one-hour sessions for 10 year old boys, and on '" -'—-" • - 1-r There are probably eligi- partment will continue to Plains- Fanwood High School In the Rahway Recrea- Clark Lanes out of the last game. will open July 3 and con- grams vary as the needs of Brunswick. Mrs. Wyckoff further an- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles championship to be held at starting at 1:00 p.m. on adults, 17 years of age and Wednesday, May 10, for 11 tinue until July 12. Funds are .lit ble candidates within trie operate in three offices of the^ tion Lanes Junior bowling spot in the loop. Hilda Camp- Tom Spagnola who is a] Exhibit May 20 and 12 year old boys, at the people in different parts After leaving Olin - nounced that an auxiliary F. Neuhaus, and a graduate the Rahway Junior High GARDEN STATE PARKWAY Saturday afternoon. and OUR ADS SELL: needed'for the work and may of the nation. Local leaders Mathieson Mr. Del Principe County employee structure meeting would follow the bank: The Main Office at 68 School on Saturday May » * » league Steve McClay-hit a for Warinanco Park baseball who might qualify, but I do of Arthur L. Johnson Broad St., Elizabeth, the Exit 135 at Central Avenue 224 for the top score while in this area spoke to the| ADVERTISE LOCALLY be sent to Treasurer Donald in business, labor and civic i owned an agency in South regular convention meeting; 20th. The championship is MATTHEW years of age inclusive. Ses- field £8,, starting each even- McDougall, 1 Elm St., West- not wish to raid a depart- Regional High School, andSummit Office and the West- CLARK. NEW JERSEY Dr. Anthony Ricciardi, of Gene Soyka had three games Charles H. Brewer fish and At ing at 6 p.m. 388-0600 organizations arc important : Amooy before becoming re- on Apr. 25. Miss Dawn L. Skouboe ofj sponsored by the Rahway MINNICINO 200 East Dudley Avenue, game club this week. Mr. sions will beconducted every field, N.J. factors in the formation and jgional manager of Lawyer's ment and place that depart- fields Office, at 1 Elm St.,Recreation Department's Telephone: FUlton 1-6500 of 215; 213; 212 for a high Monday evening to June 5. All boys are reminded that ment in a bind. If, in fact, 896 Raritan Rd., daughter of' Westfield. Manager Westfleld, heads the large Spagnola spoke on fishing and Roselle Catholic High support of all anti-povert\ : Mortgage Co., Teaneck. He Baton Twirling Club. series of 640. Tom Breen Clark Defeats they must register In order there are any present Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Skou- committee in charge of thewith a 215, had a high series companionship. He explained Instructions and demon- School will be thescene projects, it is reported. j then joined Levitt and Sons, The move to Plainfield strations will be given on the on May 20, for an unusual to be eligible for the tryouts. ty employees who are inter- Allstate Honors rtioe, and a graduate of South was made to give the grow- »••••••• •»••< affair. The program issanc- of 573. John Welsh hit 210 that the sport is a great Sales Division, Long Island. I Plainfield High School. The contest is open to all tioned by the New Jersey father and son activity and] proper grip, swing, follow- exhibition featuring the He has had extensive ex- ested, they should contact ing department additional of- girls who are a resident of and Ken Engel 217, with high Kenilworth In through, scoring, forehand, their department head for Keith Stinger fice space and to coordinate AAU. Marvin Speidel of Rah- series of 560. Gary Folio pointed out that many fathers Olympic gymnasts, and a perience in home sales, fin- the state of New Jersey. s backhand, court play, ser- Profit Reported Mi First Traffic Unit permission to be interview- the operations of the depart- way is chairman. had 565 and Bill Buchan do not have the time to takei group of World champion ancing and construction of Two area agents for the vice and volley. trampolinists. A capacity ed. The salary range is ENROLL EARLY ment. Entry blanks^ may be se- "SSi When asked for additional 548. Track Meet 9135 their sons on fishing trips single and multiple dwell- Allstate Insurance Compan- cured from Richard Grit- because their jobs interfere.; crowd of 2,200 is expected By UC Register ings. He has worked-in all S6.500 to S8.5OO with incre- ies have been awarded the If you are approaching age The National State Bank Information today regarding! Bruce McWhorter leads The children's sessions Will Enforce ments spread over a five 65, be alert to enroll in schke at city hall. Entries the exhibition. Dr. TUcciardl He advised boys inthiscata- will start at 6 p.m. and adults to attend. Proceeds will go \ The Entire Family phases of urban renewal. "Honor Ring" certification offers all commercial bankT the league with an 181 aver- The track squad of Arthur year period. medicare so you may have ing services. will close on Saturday May explained, "The United age followed by Larry Cho- gory to try and find some at 7:15 p.m. Each student is toward sending the United Joseph F. Durkin, Union Mr. Del Principe is a for their outstanding ability 13th. L. . Johnson Regional High adult fisherman who would! States World Champion County Register, announced Any interested parties in sales production. Donald medical insurance protec- States Government does not nko and Barry Musolf 173. School won ten of the 14 required to wear smooth- \ Can Bowl Together Im Vehicle Laws mernb^v of the Rahway Board tion as early as possible. subsidize America's teams High games thus far have be willing to take them. soled tennis shoes and totrampoline team to London today that the revenue for m< of Realtors and Stnrp nnri should contact Mr. Walter G. Simms. of 1R Sonrh Shnrr Trophies and medals will events as they routed the Arnncr (hlr-f of Pnliro I l_>UX CIU UlllllClli ^tU^lUlJ L/C — In the World Olympics as do been Gene Simpson 741 The angler is a man wh provide h' most ojuior countries of the] goes to the streams and lakes ket. snips. Tickets^for, the ex-reached an all time high of in He also is 'a member of the and Kenneth Stinger, of 452 donated by local McWhorter 233. High 91 to 35 count this week. $244,499.25.. This is the CLARK nounced that on Apr. 21, the, Elizabeth, New Jersey. month you reach age 65.medicare, first look for the werttff Funds to underwritei as a means of good clean] hibition are $2.00 for adults Rahway - Police Department' Elks (Tub. ---•-• .Cornell.Av.e., Railway,xece- series have been rolled by. The results were: 100 yard A registration fee of $2 second successive year that m -Medical insurance is effec- answer in "Your Medicare our teams must come from Bruce McWhorter 648; Gene | wholesome recreation ant and $1.00 for students andi will put into operation a ived this citation by being dash, Tambo, Clark, time will be charged for children may be obtained by writing the Register's Office has tive the month you are age Handbook." If you are still private sources. So a groupl Soyka 640 with Larry Chonko 110.9; 220 yard run, Tambo, that this sport is not Judged | 140 CSHTKAL A«U T! Traffic Enforcement Unit. among the leading producers and $3 for adults. been self sustaining and the OjUUC WWJUST 65, only if you enroll during puzzled, caH your social ^—* of citizens in. New Jeig| by the number of fish yoi to P.O. Box 1967, Roselle. p< -.--^Xcc.ordinj; to Chief Kinch, from the ranks of more than 24.5; 440 yard 'Checks should be made pay- second successive year that •" Rahway Jr. the 3 months before your65_r&: 'aF HILI.SIDF: A i nouncement made by Drcotnitio. n to Allstate sales- On Tuesday the 36 mem- superintendent of recrea- The show will start at $201,407.50 and the profit device at different locations! 21 ' SOKIIL II game at the Recreation 16.9; 180 high hurdles, Bea- 538,121.50. 1966 brought in WA • William T.R. Cox, Chair- men who have displayed the bers of the fish and gamd tion, the Union County Park eight p.m. and willlastabout Supervised Playroom i. throughout the city on a daily; M-:(;IO\.\L A j man. The show will be held ability and determination to Lanes. After a first frame ver, Clark, 22.9; Long Jump, two hours. Revenues amounting to Oil basis. hr rollfd 11 a Harms, Kpn,tlwnrth, distance club took a field trip to the]Commission, Admlnistra- for J^oytling Mother* f-is.AM- -OIJAM;!-. A » nr rhr* hnmp grnunrig 700 produce an outstanding mul- — Dr. Kiccrardi 5a~idj ''Our 5344.499.25-wrilli a1 pxufipiUUlt uUfI I jfc -4- ARTISTS . WRITER^-PRflmire itha595^erie&r 48-3.~High-jumprKline, Glark Warinanco tiplfc? - line bJte~s perior- E 1 2a th or ac the sh ow~al read y~~h~a s"" received $65;808:04r Ave., 5.8; Pole Vault, Tabor, Clark ittstown where "they re-l ^- " " i {jf ; . ••••• •»•»••• •••»•-.••»•. 9 3 ment Unit in operation we, ma&ce.' Leh7gh Premium Ahthracite 'Other league leaders were 30th a the D nation-wide attention, with 2 KDISON A 10.0; Shot put, Nicholas. •iewed all the trout in their] £ 1 * Warinanco Parki hope to substantially reduce' Joe Vick's 617; and Frank Tennls inquiries coming from as ") IIOSKI.l.F • A For Industry and Community Publications Buglovsky's 608. Dave Hac- Clark, 45-6 1/2; Discus, jeriods of growth. The boys'; Courts. the accident rate and im-' were most interested in the'. • far away as Chicago and prove the safety record of 9 CRAM -HILLSIDE II NUT or STOVE kett had a 670 series. John Proe, Clark, distance, 130-6; 12 MC MAM'S A Motlack shot a 651 and Ric- and Javelin, Hower, Clark, lb. breeders and the gol- /•>- the city,.Mr. Kinch declared, j len trout they were shown at The cooperation of all citi- 1" CLARK A Job Printing hie Tenneson rolled 639 and 153.10. is CKAM-" o ;AM;;: » r. 23" TON he hatchery. zens in observing all traffic ROBBINS & ALLISON ING. Ed Murzlnski 632 to lead — n PEA COAL $a.9S Steve Amoco to a 2-1 win regulations is requested by 2:i vMMII.I.lJ A Offset .and Letterpress • and increase their lead to — e Chief Kinch. BUCK COAL $20.51 w6ft6V«{ i >•! Cjrcnn Avr , Rahwey Turn right ond prrctfd • BUT FOR FRIENDLY RELIABlC SERVICE . complete 1 YOURJAB-AL *~S€rvice Contract TEL. 276-0899 rm ° Complete Installations i nicctv If li-ond Vilie3». f' Wrscdhnc'of orfo: Si. Gfirgt 1470 BRQAD .STREET, RAHWAY * Budget Plan -*-••?•• to Vfru-Crorrrf'A,! ', ftBhgjv:—Turn rii'lif umi prceetd . •aling Madetilutlon Complete Installations it Conversfona- 213 South Avg., Cranfonj 273 tank Honeywell controls HENKENIUS Dial 388 5100 Tor Fast ser Atlantic Service Center RUSSO give us J. SERYEDIO 24 Hour PhoneService U.S; Highway 1, at E, Grand Avenua A Division of f\oritan Oil.Co. ' FOR SIMOME * SOW, INC. RUSSO BROS. PUB Ott KIKOSINI 36 E. Grand . RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY 71 front Street. fllub*th{ UNDEN, RELIABILITY" HU RAHWAT, NJ. 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THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY will present the Maryland State College Choir in concert at the Rahway High School Auditorium on April 30 at 5 p.m. Tickets may be pur- chased at the door or from members of the committee headed by Mrs. Gus Lewis, Genera/ Chair- man. ... '.AHWAY ACHIEVERS PLAN NOVA SCOTIA VISIT - V. Michael Knight. Nova Scotia Deputy \inister of Trade arid Industry, Chris Hanson. Manager, Enjoy Chemicals, and Cameron Grant, igent. Bank of Nova Scotia plan itinerary and program for OPERATION NOVA SCOTIA award, •ip with Junior Achievers. Rahway Achievers (sealed left lo right) are Barbara R. Voss. 565 errtoCtcSTTTmernber of aimco (_o. sponsored Dy IBM and'Caura ^cafa, 578 West Scott Ave., also Area-Religious-Sfrvices UNITED CHUKUH Bimcv-member: •• - • Rev. Floyd Swart will con- tinuehis-series of sermons ince's Voluntary Economic tural centers. Arrangements CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. on The Apostles Creed with Ian (VEP). They will re- The parable of the Pro-This congregation has been the topic title being "Jesus r. Achievers urn better prepared to as-are being made fog the Jun- digal Son will be the re- organized by the Rev. Georg< Christ, Son, Lord," atthell jume- their- future-respon- ior-Achiever s-to- meet-with 1 sponsive-reading in a Bible Frank,--Jr.-,—-a- mlnisteria! a.m. worship "service Sun- sibilites as voters, com- Provincial student, groups Lesson on Everlasting son of Zion Church. day. Planning Visit munity leaders, employees and to be guests in the homes Punishment," to be read in "Camp Night" will be the The church will host a and managers in a world of industrialists and their all Christian Science theme of a congregationa. training seminar for the o Nova Scotia here international rela- families. Churches this Sunday. fellowship tonight at 8 p.m. coming Fall Christian En- The countdown in Junior ionships are becoming in- The most Important phase References from the de- sponsored by the Lutheran listment of the Southern New .chievement's Operation reasingly more important. of the visit will be meetings nominational textbook, "Sci- Church Men. Speakers on Jersey Association of The ova Scotia - Area of Achi- The group will meet with with industrialists who will ence and Health with Key to various forms of family United Church of Christ, merican and Nova Scotian the_Scrjptures,IL_by_Mari _camplng_wlll be Raymond ypmpnr has hpgiin Thp 28 from-10-a.m.-until-5-p;m-on unior Achievement com- ;overnment leaders ahd~e~du-~ uritary Economic PlanVVEP, Baker Eddy, include the fol- Eastman, The Rev. Herbert Saturday. ators here and abroad. Ar- pioneered in Nova Scoria, is lowing:. "The design of Lave anles in the Union County - Hagenau, and Gus Launhardt. Carteret, N.J. area are busi- rangements are being work- the first attempt bv a Can- is to reform the sinner." The Bible Study Group will ed out in cooperation with adian province to chart the Sunday services at the MAY BREAKFAST ly engaged in nominations of meet tomorrow night at 8:30 The annual "May Break- utstanding Junior Achi- the Nova Scotia Department course of its economic de- Christian Science Church, at the home of Mr. and of Trade and Industry, the velopment with widespread 830 Jefferson Ave., Rahway ftst" sponsored by the vers from among the 800 Mrs. William Lehr, 344 iecond Mile Bible Class of lgh. .school students who Halifax Board of Trade, and citizen participation. VEP are held at 1^'a.m. with Sun- Russell Ave., Rahway. The way we're selling new Pontiacs We've just added 85,000 square feet Development Counsellors is designed to generate 3,500 day School at the same hour. Trinity . Methodist Church ave" been- vigorously com- The Planning Committee will be held at 8 a.m. Sun- letlng for- highly coveted International, Ltd. Recently new jobs annually and to will meet Tuesday evening day, May 21. Mrs. Donald pots in the award visit to the Deputy Minister of Trade double the annual rate of at 8 p.m. WPP- ind Industry, V. Michael growth in capital investment WILLOW GROVE Bartlett is in charge of re- convinced us that we'd have to ova Scotia which climaxes The Annual Nursery Party ervadons. to serve you better... the eight-month youth in- •Cnight visited the Junior by 1968. Ahead of its goal, Youth Sunday will be ob- will be held May 6 at 3 p.m. Achievement Business Cen- 6,000 new jobs were created served at the 9:30 and 11 centive project. —Nominees—will—be—inter- flp F1i7ahprh and hrlpfprijn_the_pasi_year_anjl_citlier_ a.m. services this week. The solid achievements in econo- Young Adults will meet at MOTHER-DAUGHTER iewed on Apr. 29, by an the young people on the his- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN DINNER MAY 11 awards committee com- tory and industrial growth mic development are report- 5:30 p.m. Junior, Middler Rev. Richard R. Streeter f the.Province. ed, with larger and more and iJenioi; Felluwbhlpti will' The annual Mother and hiiBinpKH and mm- will preach at the 11 a.m. aughter Dinner will be held munity leaders and Junior Nova fecotia was cnosen as industrial—base not tie hel.c, service Sunday and conduct t Trinity Methodist Church the site of this year's youth proving to be a springboard The Women's Association Achievement Board mem- the three seminars being m May 11 at 6:30. Reser- r'Ac-CADlLLAC bers and staff. The panel incentive award visit be-l to prosperity, Board meeting has been sch- held from 9:30-10:30 a.m. vations should be made with will conduct probing Inter- cause Junior Achievement] eduled for 9:30 a.m. May 1 Senior High Fellowship will * SERVICE CENTER officials believe the Pro-I GARDEN LECTURE ircle Leaders or with the views of the nominees' per- with Spiritual Life Leaders' meet at 6:30 p.m. The Ses- hurch office. The dinner Is formance In Junior Achieve- vince offers one of the bestl Joseph Cazeneuve of Sco- meeting at 12:30 p.m. There sion will jneet at 8 p.m. on ipen for all women of the ment and such areas as lead- current case studied of pri- tch Plains will present a will be a prayer meeting Thursday ' and the Senior "hurch. Bring your daughter ership, personal initiative vate enterprise in action.! lecture and demonstration at 8 p.m. May 1 and a semin- Choir will rehearse at 7:45 r your mother, or both. 149 REGINA AVE., RAHWAY 382-7800 and creative thinking, ori- Today a confident, dyna-1 entitled "Horticulture in the ar - "Interpreting Our Mis- p.m. the same evening. ginally of the JA product mic spirit prevails there and Home Garden" at 3 p.m. sion" at 8:15 p.m. May 1. production and sales tech- Nova Scotia is experiencing 30, at Union County FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OPEN HOUSE - Saturday,April 29th, 1967 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.^ niques, adherence to safety an economic expansiom com- Park Commission's. Trail- "The Power of a Twice- regulations, . accuracy oi side Nature and Science Cen- TEMPLE BETH TORAH Born Man'-' will be the topic parable, salthough on a| ter _^OSC.EC>LA-JPB.ESBY.TERIAN "Rabbi Rulienmein will -company-recorThey-wil •smaller sc^le. to the econo-\ - injheJVatchung Reser- For his sermon topic at of the Rev. Eugene W. Ebert preach andHazztmSternberg at 9:30. and 11 a.m. services take into account appearance mic miracles of WPM KPT-P**"™ - ; •worship services at 9:30 and will chant the Liturgy at the "TREE REFRESHMENTS "H --TnTl^~^^~"lHSPtCTrOinOlIB- and grooming, ability to ge' many wltA'essed Jlrst-hand POOL MEMBERSHIP 11 a.m. on Sunday the pastor 8:30 p.m. serviftes Friday. on Sunday. 'C- along with young people an< by a Junior Achievement A "Family Membership has chosen "Benediction." Saturday morniqg services A nursery is held both .adults, record of attendant , group whtpti . visited West Plan" for $25 per season, Members are reminded to will be held at 8:30 a.m.hours so parents may attend forV- and punctuality. They wil Germany afid Berlinin 1963 will again be offered resi- turn their clocks ahead one with the Junior: Congrega- church. Sunday School meets delve into the Junior Ach as part oJi the Operation dents of Union County this hour Saturday night. tion meeting at .10:30 a.m. at 9:30 for'-children to the evers' knowledge of th Free Enterprise project that summer ar the swimming A play entitled, "The Sunday morning services are Junior age; at 11 for Junior sponsoring company's actl year, and Jin the 1965-66 pools operated by Union Journey" will be presented at 8:30 a.m. The religious High. A youth seminar is think bigger! vltles, the values, workingi Operation Free Enterprise County Park Commission lo- at the Senior Westminister and Sunday Schools will not also held at this second hour, and benefits of the Frei climaxed by a visit to Ireland cated in John Russell Wheel- Fellowship meeting on Apr. meet on Sunday nor will the as well as the Adult Member- When you have a line of such elegant driving machines as gation, of course. We"re understandably proud of our new Enterprise System, ant where the Junior Achievers er Park, Linden, and Rahway 30 at 7 p.m. All senior USY discussion group. The ship Class. knowledge of the culture, witnessed . the successful River Park, Rahway.. Appli- highs are invited to attend. Second Days of the Passover The College-Age Fellow- Firebirds, Grand Prix, GTO, Bonneville, Catalina, LeMans look, but it hasn't affected the way we do business. We still, history and economic de transition from an agricul- cations are now available The third in a series of Holiday will begin after sun- ship will leave the Commun- and Tempest on your showroom floor, you're just naturally have a very low opinion of high pressure. (Of course, if velovment of the Province tural to an industrial econ- at the Commission Office, •four Sunday evening instruc- set. ty House at 4 p.m. for a •going to attract a crowd. So we've added new facilities to of Nova Scotia. omy Warinanco Park,. Elizabeth. tion classes for persons in- picnic meeting. The Infant you should find it impossible to resist an urge to buy a new In Nova Scotia there will be The pools .will be open May Morning services will be Baptismal Class for parents serve you even better. And to make your visit with-us.an Operation Nova Scotia is a terested in learning the held at 6:45 on May 1 and Wide-Track, we'll be happy to oblige you with a deal that three-pronged youth incen- visits to industrial installa- 27 at noon and close Labor meaning of membership in will be held at 5 p.m. in even more pleasurable experience. tions, educational and cul- Day, Sept. 4. "' " the Christian Church, will 2 and the Junior Congrega- the Community House. Jun- will make giving in a profitable-experience.) tive, economic education and tion will have services at ior High Fellowship meets at Won't you come in and let us show you around? No obli- public relations project. It be held in Fellowship Hall l0:30_a,m, Yiskor services But do come. Even if it's only to kick a tire or two. began in Oct. I960 and has "on Apr. 30-from T~to 8s30' will be included in the 6:45 5 p.m.—The-lasi in a discuss- continued throughout the p.m. a.m. service on Tuesday and ion series, "Courtship to SEKVICE-SECONETTO NONE^: Junior Achievement pro- Choirs rehearse as fol- there will be a special Yiskor Marriage" will be held at gram year. Its climax is lows: Junior at 7 and Senior service at 10 a.m. on May 2. p.m. for all lathe 9th grade the week-long visit to Nova at 8 on Apr. 27;- Westmin- Religious School sessions and higher. The Rev. Ace Come in and see our new facilities. totla, May 29 through June ster at 6:30 p.m. Apr. 28. will resume at the usual time Tubbs of Westfleld Presby- 4 by about 28 Junior Achi- A Mother-Dr.ughter Des- on May 3. terian Church is the leader. MILLER PONTIAC-CADILLAC CORP. • .477 W. MILTON AVENUE • RAHWAY' evers' and adults from the sert Social, sponsored by the Tonight, Fellowship '67, SERVICE DEPARTMENT: 149 REGINA AVE. community and industry. program of study, for 9th Women's Association, will In Nova Scotia, the Junior take place on Apr. 28 at graders will hold its regular SERVICE FACILITIES PARKING FACILITIES FIRST BAPTIST dinner meeting. Achievers' will have an op- FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. "The Uncut Pages of Life" ortunlty to develop personal An . evening of fellowship, On Apr. 29, the Children's Our new service facilities are fully equipped with the newest Over 175 cars can be easily accommodated in the spacious AND HIGH QUALITY OIL will be the sermon topic of Neighborhood Workshop No. and finest electronic diagnostic machinery and tools to handle knowledge of the Industrial, entertainment and fun is the Rev. James F. Horton at parking area of our new Service Center which is completely ducational, scientific and planned. Mothers who do not begins its spring session, all of your automotive repairs—no matter how large or small. Did 388-5100 the 9:45 a.m. service on Sun- his is for all children ages paved for your added safety. Undue congestion and tedious ultural growth resulting have daughters may adopt day. Church School is sche- Our expanded operations have the capacity to service over 20 waiting are also eliminated. rom the Canadian Pro- one for the evening. Tickets and 5, also grades 1, 2, 3. duled for 11 a.m. and the Other meetings of the autos simultaneously. Only qualified, factory-trained special- will be available at the door. Baptist Youth Fellowship inta are employed by MILLER PONTIAC-CADILLAC to assure The Session meets May 1 will meet at 7 p.m. week: May 1 at 7:30 p.m. at 7:30 in Room A. Deacon's Meeting. May 2, at maximum performance and your personal satisfaction. RECEPTION FACILITIES The first of a series of 8 p.m. the U.P.W. Executive Pre - school nursery area meetings for the Boards CONGRATULATIONS& BEST WISHES TO MILLER PONTIAC-CADILLAC CORP.! Board Meeting. Th"T"t e /firm• .s _ 1liste • _ * di ibelo i w are proud• to> have participated ' - " The reception area for service customers fronts on Regina Ave- Funds Available classes meet on May 3 and of Christian Education of the extend our best wishes and congratulations to Miller 4 from 9 to 11 a.m. under in the construction of the New Service Center of nue. A protective canopy walk-way has been constructed for the area Baptist Churches will Pontiac-Cadillac Corp. and its president, C. Gordon COMFORTABLE WAITING & REST ROOMS the direction of Mrs. William be held at First Baptist HOLY COMFORTER Miller Pontiac-Cadillac Corp. or furnish services Or added convenience of our'customers during inclement weather. Frantz. Miller, for their continuing success! — Our new Service Center provides attractive, comfortable wait- Church Rahway, May 1, from Services will open with supplies to Miller Pontiac-Cadillac Corp. ... and For 8 to 10 p.m. The purpose of Communion at 7:30 a.m. Sun- ing and rest rooms for our customers who use our Special ST. PAUL'S 'EPISCOPAL the meetings is to introduce day, followed by Family "Quick Service" Department. A pick-up and delivery service Rogation Sunday will be the new curriculum which Worship and Church School as well as "loaner vehicles" ore also available for your added observed with Choral Eu- will Btarr Sept. 1Q<^0 Thapt 9:30 a.m. The third per- _C1SZA& niirunnii charist at 8:15 a.m. Break- new curriculum will empha- vice of the day will feature DIANA convenience. fast and classes will follow. size the following: the mean- Holy Communion and sermon unevnun EXEHPLER WHERE SERVICE & iNlbGRIIY REALLY COUNT At the 11 a.m. service there ing and experience of exis- on the topic, "The Sacred PLUMBING & HEATING ^ DEALER ^ RESTAURANT •will be Morning Prayer with tence-, God a self-disclosure :ow"by Rev. William A. "The Trtde Mark Ot.Qaatiry" SERVICE INC. 109 WORTH AVE. WEST ; : ,v PARTS DEPARTMENT music by the Senior Choir. redemption, discipleship, Guerrazzi at 11 a.m. AUTO The Junior Church School and Christian community, The Church School staff 52 ROOSEVELT AVE. WESTFIELD, N.J. Our, new Service Center has one of the largest inventories of will have services In the Auto Dealer insurance & with a central focus on evan- 'ill meet at 8 jj.m. today in CARTERET, N.J. Catering DeUcxteuffti - Pontiac and Cadillac -jsSffJS^T^EaBt- A-"Quick Service" weo- g the*"rectoryrSacred Vessels SALES Consultants Raymond Kojtyack, President tion ia available wi^tli a waiting room for customers who wish Loans King Baptism and at 7:15 haB been developed for flex- will be dedicated in memory Currently insuring over SO auto p.m.- the Senior YPF will ibility and use in churches of )f Clifford Worth at 11 a.m. to be served at our Parts Counter. Heavy and bulky parts such meet. all sizes. Sunday. The Altar Guild will STANDARD OUR BUSINESS dealers in New jersey as sheet metal (fenders, side panels, etc.), engines, transmis- On Residential Properties At noon on Tuesday, the The Brotherhood Class meet at 8 p.m. In the rectory DEPENDS ON SERVICE . . . 968 E. JERSEY ST. ANTHONY'S sions, running gear parts, tires and wheels are stored on the Church Workers will hold will meet at the Church at 8 May 2. their annual Spring Lunch- OVERALL SERVICE, INC. MILLER'S GUAKANTEES IT! ELIZABETH, N.J. 833-2700 SAW, LOCK & KEY SHOP iecond floor. A special delivery service ia also available. p.m., May 2; Covenant and Brownie Troop will meet Main Office; Exempler Bldg., tiberal Terms fast Service eon. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Business Meeting of the it 10:30 a.m. in the under- 56 WOOLSEY ST. Bill Diana, President 1537 IRVING ST. there will be Corporate Church in the Chapel, 8 p.m., croft on Apr. 29. Announce- IRVIHGTON, N.J. Teaneck, N.J. Communion for St. Paul's CHEVRON Branches: New York, Boston, RAHWAY, N.J. May 3; Teacher's Workshop ment is made that the annual Serving Unifonns- SPECIAL "QUICK SERVICE" DEPARTMENT ~Aitar fHfollowed ~By~ lor all Church School WqrK Church-School-Mayfair-wlll =^--Columbus, etc. -Over 45 Years 0f~ breakfast. The annual bas- Of Every Description "Savings PasTBook Rate" ers at 8 p.m.. May 4. (Continued on Page 10) Satisfied Customers MILLER PONTIAC-CADILLAC now provides immediate serv- ketball dinner sponsored by icing to expedite minor repairs and other emergencies while St. Mary's Guild will beheld at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Elizabeth Auto Body you wait in the relaxed comfort of our new Waiting Room. An Ascension Day Eucharist AVENEL EDDIE'S ELASCO METAL OFFICE will be held In the Chapel at Supply Co. Inc. 7 a.m.? May 4. To Mr. C. G. Miller, Sr. AUTO PARTS, INC. SIGN STUDIO MANUFACTURING, INC. r EQUIPMENT CO. BODY REPAIR & PAINT SHOP~- BODY SHOP SUPPLIES '] ': MILLER: PONTIAC-CADILLAC takes great pride in our fully ZION LUTHERAN 300 ST. GEORGES AVE. 414 W. ELIZABETH AVE. Everlast Auto Seat Covers Desks Chairs Lockers "Prayer - Open Door To AND EQUIPMENT and his staff RAHIAY, N.J. LINDEN, N.J. Filing Cabinets Shelving modernized Body Repair & Paint Shop specialising in collision God" will be the sermon 724 E. ST. GEORGE AVE. work. Expert craftsmen make your car look "like-new." Esti- topic of the Rev. Frederick Edward Sot, president 569 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. UU U.S. HIGHWAY NO. 1 LINDEN, N.J. mates arc cheerfully furnished and all work is fully guaranteed. per annum Fairclough, pastor,, on Sun- ELIZABETH, N.J. RAHWAY, N.J. day- . - •--,- Compounded or paid quarterly. Now you can earn mom when you save at ———« The Luther League will Congratulations "AX1A". By mall, too. (We pay pottage both ways). attend a North Central Dlsr MURRAY'S SIEGEL TIRE WINANS MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE --irict-YotithRaUy-atSCi-John's -RAYMOND Lutheran Church, Summit, STATIONERY COrlNC. TAYLOR MILLER PONTIAC-CADILLAC alto handlei glasi replace- AXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS on Sunday afternoon and & AUTO SUPPLY COJNC io repairs. Towing service Is available day or night. evening. FOR 'At JOB WELL DONE printing Rubber Stamps 2200 URBANOWITZ AVE. 1591 Irving Strut ••our40th -vear" Rahway, N.J. Members of the congre- Office & Factory Supplies ADVERTISING AGENCY GENERAL CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT CO. «£Lt o a DAILY - 9 to 4:30; SafunJsiy - 9 to 12 noon gation are Invited to attend WASHINGTON ST. LINDEN, N.J. 701 NORTH STILES ST. 579 VALLEY ST. the organization of the Lut- .0 911 CHANDLER AVE. 'P Window - Parking heraft Church of the Good Jack P. Bolan NEWARK 2, N.J. -Compl«te-Lis«-of— LINDEN, N.J. Accounts Insured to 515.000. by the -938-Tmssler-pJacerRanway- era. Holmdel - West Tires, Tubes & Batteries Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. Townships, on LINDEN, N.J. April 27, 1967 Rahwoy Page 5 teee, Is a trustee of Rahway The meetings, conducted Eagle Scout Science-Art Hospital. annually, are held for the Officers of the group are: benefit of all CAP personnel Henry M. Kennedy, Presi- to discuss everyday pro- DCI I DRUGSTORE Award For Fair Is Held dent; Lawrence L. Lasser, blems relative to Civil Air Vice President; Sturgia S. Patrol, and to disseminate DULL RAHWAY Wilson, Vice Prealdent; constructive information. OPEN EVERY DAY OP THE YEAR Hendlowitch Af Washington Charles Sanders, Vice Major Stanley Needell, "Tho Complete Medical Contor" Trail of tht Baglt cu«. A combination Science President; John Wlnalow, CAP, of Rahway, New Jer- tnonltt wtra bald on Tun- Pair and Art Show wai held M.D., -Secretaryi FredRohn, aey wing Legal Officer, con- PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY day tvtnlng by tbt Boy Scout In Waahlngton School lncon- Jr.. troaaurer, Benjamin W. ducted * special aegment of FAEB PARKING Troop 47,TUnwiy, it thalr [unctlon with tho April meot- Wright, president of tho Hos- the conference relative to FBI! OEUVIHY •coutroomi In tht 1st Prn- ng of tht Waahlngton School pital Center «(orange, con- legaogi l matters In the Civil PU1-2000 byttritn Church. P.T.A, ducted the meeting, He hia Aiilr Patrol, Roy Vtltntlni, Committat Parenta and vleltora wore aerved aa Interim prealdont IRVING ST,-OPP.-ELIZABETH AVE. ohalrmin, itrvtd •• miitar provided tht opportunity to of the group alnca lta for- GOT THE 8C00P? of oaramonlii. Invocation att tha diiplayi and dlacuaa mation, CaU 356- wai glvtn by Soout Oltnn their relatlenehip to the Mr, Kennedy, a vice preai- Riot and tht optning otrt- achool program with the tea- dent of the Prudential Inaur- moniM wtrt lad by Scout ohera, ance Co,, recently ended a Barry Valontina. Mlaa Catherine Rotundo, two-year term aa president Edward Handlowltch. ion tha Art Inatruotor for the it the United Community of Mr. and Mrs. Edward achool. waa tha gueatapeak- 'und and Council of Eaaex Handlowltch, 1268 Waitflcld ar. Miaa Rotunao apoke on and West Hudaon. He la a Ava., waa praaantad tha the topic "Art in tho Ele member of the board of tho Eagla Scout. award, aoout- mentary School." Hospital Center at Orange, Mortgage Money Ing'a Ughtat rank. He alao Mlaa Rotundo dlacuaaod The organization will help recalvad tin Amtrlcan Le- the history of Art, proce- :oordlnato future planning of glon'i Oood Citizen Citation, dures, methodology and the loalth facilities and services presentation made by Vice mediums with which the chil- Tor 55 municipalities locat- Commander Henry Petruz- dren work. sd in Essex County and parts Available zelli of Clarlc. His aponaor AWARDS F'OR'flERCK EMPLOYEES — Warren F."Sawyer (center), executive director 0/ the • A discussion period fol- if Union, Hudson, and Ber- for the occasalon was Scout- United Fund of Eastern Union County, presents bronze plaques to employee representatives at owed her talk. gen counties as well. It will master Klaas Bakker. Merck & Co., Inc.. Rahway. Accepting for organized employees was Louis Kaluskel, (I.), vice The Science Fair encom- work closely with state and Edward serves as Senior president of Local< 8-575. O.C.A.W.. AFL-CIO. and for salaried emph>y±es-JohnJW-tsnn-nf-tht>-passedail^rade^teyelBiof locar~ ^agencies _72ird - - iieaTtrT "Patrol LeaderphSBTeen 37 'AlercJrTTtt^i^ar^yTsrqTrTSe^^ the~flch6ol^ .Boys-arid"- girls organizations to achieve -Den-Chief; was"a member 'contributions to the Fund's campoignin 1967. fromthe_4th,-5th, and 6th maximum standards of ef- -of- -the—Service —Gorps -for— grades participated with In- ficiency and health care. 1965 World's Fair; and dolph Kelly. They were in- sented a plaque for his pro- dividual projects. Grades Incorporated Jan. 5, 1967, Senior Patrol leader for the ducted into the troop by ficiency in knot tying. Merit Hov Guest At K-3 had class projects dis- i a non-profit, voluntary 1966 Philmont trip. He plans Scoutmaster Klaas Bakker .badges were- earned by played in their classrooms, organization, it is one of the to work for an Eagle palm. and Assistant Scoutmasters George Hedrick, Edward udging of the Science pro- 'irst regional health planning Edward is a Junior at the Ray Eastman and Chet Hendlowitch, Peter Em- Field Service ects were done by Alex :ouncils to be set up under Rahway High School where Evans. Second Class awards mons, James Eastman, Busse, Science Supervisor, Title 15 of the New Jersey he is Classroom president; were presented by Sidney Ricky Barth, Michael Whea- Senior High School, Gary Statutes. It is -an outgrowth member of the Student Coun- Wolkln to Michael Moody ton, Robert Huthman, James Day Program Busse, principal of Washing- f the Hospital and Health cil; Vice-President of the and Ken Vollmer. Frank La- Carmody, Michael Capo- ton School, Ray Sugalskl, :ouncil Of Newark and Vi- American Field Service gola and Bob Evans receiv- tosta, Gordon. Marus, Jef- Leiv Hov, a student at Rah- th grade teacher, John^ou- ^nlty, which _will_be_amal-_ Chapter and Junior Class ed 1st Class awards from frey^ Jtfeiffeiy.ManinXhrlB- way_H|ghJ>choola_was_ among iar~5th-grade~~teacher, and ;amated into the group. Cifc Anthony—Cberublno7~Frecf tensen, Steve Emmons, A- those "from the Rahway area Fean Wilson, 4th grade tea- The group will receive the Interact Club; Y.M.C.A,, Barth presented Star awards bram Bakker, Robert Evans, who attended the Prudential :her. The winners of the In- 5,80188,8000 of Federal match- C.Y.O. And Rahway Sports- to Michael Wheaton, David John Kubu and David Jaku- Insurance Co.'s fifth annual ividual projects were as Ing funds through June, 1968. man's Club. Jakupko, Michael Capotosta, pko. American Field Service Day follows: \ similar amount will be Need help in making fhaf "dream home" come true? Tenderfoot awards were, Robert Huthman, Gordon Apr. 19. alsed locally. Marus and John Kubu. Ricky A plaque was presented to Leiv, from Norway, was Sixth Grade, 1st, Susan If you'll supply the dream . . . we'll supply the coil. •presented to Don Watte, Wil- John •. Gale, manager of 5carpitto, The Bean Plant liam Elliott, David Marus, Barth received Life award one of 115 students from 35 for your mortgage loan. See a counselor in oui mort- from Dale Rice, Sr. Georke's Department Store foreign countries invited to ind Light; 2nd, Herbert Jen- Jeffrey Kubu, Howard Marr, for the services he render- dns. The Ant; 3rd, Keith gage loan department today for prompt, coc, *.. _.iv _ Russell Graham, and Ran- George Hedrick was pre- attend the event at the com-, ed to the trpop over the past pany's Newark headquar- Davis, Heml Engine; H.M., Major Needell service in financing your new home at a low cost. years. ters, The students are In Glenn Guyre, The Earth; New Jersey under the Am- H.M., Stephen Marhevka, Conducts CAP The troop participated in erican Field Service inter- Little Atlas. the Scout-O-Rama at the national-scholarship pro- Fifth Grade,__l_8jt^.Louise_ WEEKEND SPECIAL! Elizabeth- Armory.-Future gram. Romeo, Seasons; 2nd, Chris- THE events scheduled include a tine Nadler, The Heart; 3rd, LegalTessibn Mothers — tell your daughters Father Work - Weekend at- They were .among a group Michael MacCallum, Radio; amp Winnebago, a canoe of 600 persons who heard H.M., Melanie Sendiak, Sun- Civil Air Patrol members Dads — tell your sons portage and a Southern Dis- talks by NBC-TV News Cor- dial; H.M., Kathryn Knox, hroughout the State of New SNDUSTRIAL-WORKMEN'S trict Camporee. respondent Chet • Huntley; The Skin, Jersey met at McGuire Air Orvllie E. Beal, Prudential i-ourtn oracle, 1st, Sharon >ree—Base;—Wiiglumuwn, president; Donald S. Mac 'orter, Natural Resources; \pr. 23, to attend the An- "SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION The Prudential has attractive job openings in Naughton, Prudential execu- !nd, Daryl Buffalo, Volcano; mal New Jersey Wing Of- Clark Students tive vice president; and Art-i Ird, Sharon Marhevka, The ficers' and Senior Members' 1480 IRVING ST., RAHVY/AY, N.J. Phooe FUlton 1-9400 clerical, typing; keypunch, stenography and hur Howe Jr., AFSpresident. iolar System; H.M., Scott Conference. computer-operations, in Newark. Fire Rockets The guests also attended a Mac Callum, Chinese Colonel Nanette M. Spears Serving The Community for more than a Half Century The firing of solid pro- buffet luncheon and toured Abacus. CAP, commander New Jer- pellant rockets to a height company offices. sey Wing, acted as host to Prudential sponsors AFS 38 CAP units represented in • SALARY- $66.50-$69.50 (more if you of more than 300 feet from the playground of the Abra- Day to add to the foreign stu- this State. have keyboard skills!) ham Clark School in Clark, dents' understanding of this Robert L. Jones marked the culmination of a country by showing them a • See if you qualify for our SSP Program major American company at _^y Lexpert. -wort.The'evenralso Honors Elected Health — at-890 wentdy-to start. ^7—7— mentation on the basic prin- AFS for its contribution to cipals that govern the work- international understanding. • Convenient Special Weekend Interviews Ings of rockets and Jet planes Leiv lives at the home of Council Ttustee At a Spot Near You. done by the sixth'grade stu- T dents taught by Walter Cy- Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Orton Robert Lv' Jb'nes of 75 mansky. of Rahway. Garden St.] Rahway, was e- The successful experi- lected a hospital represen- For your area: The Prudential Insurance Co. ment in the firing of the PICTURE CONTEST tative on the board oftrus- 210-232-West St. Georges Ave. rockets started with a short The Multiple Sclerosis tees of the newly formed Linden, New Jersey briefing session followed by Service Organization of New Hospital and Health Coun- the traditional countdown. Jersey Is conducting a state- cil of Metropolitan New Jer- Hours: 4-8 p.m. Friday, April 28 The first rocket soared to a sey, Inc. April 11 at the wide picture drr.wing contest group's initial annual meet- 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, April 29 high of almost 300 feet. to get a suitable illustration The other rockets all follow- for use on a brochure which ing at the Prudential Insur- ed with successful flights of will be distributed widely at ance Co. varying heights to the satis- a later date. The winner will Mr. Jones, who is one of JUNE MEANS AJOB WITH PRUDENTIAL! faction of every student par- receive a $25 U.S. Savings fifteen hospital representa- ticipating. Bond. tives on the board of trus-

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Thre envelopshould eb teo en th- e J p|anne(| for Clark-Rahway Bruce Henderson of Rah- Clark Slow Pitch Mildred Terrace School. SERVING UNION & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES dorsed "First Day Cover 13(! Ray's Corner- Indians Meet way is a pitcher-outfielder This division will consist of SINCE 1914 John F. Kennedy Stamp." on the varsity baseball team the following teams and man- in both lnatanceB, orders April 27 For You By RAY HOAGLAND Sports Schedule at UpBaia College this League Is Split .agersi Clark Jaycees - Gill miiBt be pofltmarked no later Crusader 9 D Arcangelo, Clark SportB than May 2'), - Do you "sit" for your BASEBALL Under Coach Don Walker, Club - RUBS Yarnell, Jr., CHODOSH BROS. & WEXUR grandchildren? Or do you DIRECTORY who is in his 21st season Charley Kelly's - Gary Ro- , "If anyone ccan mi WtU Mew York, la the same Wli- Apr. In Twp Divisions uao a babysitter for your Hams' shoes," saysayss Rifle Here Friday as Upsala's diamond mentor/ kosony, Clark Reglonal| COAL AND FUEL OIL 00. lams who started him urn- 27 KettllWorth at Rahway The annual baseball game The Clark slow-pitch soft- taed Forces - children? Each ysar more coach Leo Cahill, ''Turner 28 Clark at tUhwty the' vikings are in the midst Teachers - Bob McCusker, irlng day« here in Rahway. between the Arthur L. John- of a 27-game schedule, which tall league will operate with Better Mens Club - Jim and more parents are Is the man, He comes to us He now lives In Belmar. 20 Kehllworth at Clark Private Allen W. Voogtlln, depending upon reliable, ion Regional Crusaders and "ncludes 15 Middle Atlantic 3 teams this year. The lea- Luty, Clark Firemen - Frank. with even better credentials • * * ;ue has.been divided into two ' Automatic Fu.l Oil Deliviry '.W, son of Mr. and Mrs, l£d> responsible baby-sitter* to, than WlUlame had. I expect May the Rahway Indians will be Conference games, Oberlles, Clark Knights, of) MONTGOMERY BUILDERS Former Rahway and Rut- eld here tomorrow after- ilvlelons. The eastern divis- HAMWAYNEWSHCC0I1U niiul W. Vot'^tUn, 007 Dry-look after their children ar as much from hlriias I did 2 Rahway at Westrield A sophomore at Upsala, Columbus - Terry MonaHah, ' Completi installations t., Uuiiwuy completed a era University basketball iOon starting at 3:45, The LAisiPifiDADv one time or another, As , HOMI IMPROVIMINTI A MAINTINANCI • DORMIRI • MCMATION ROOMI from William*." 3 Union Catholic at Rahway Bruce is the son of Assem- The WeBtern division will JMobilj * Heating Modernization fijtiipinent rtipslr mothers faeeome grandmot- tar, Bob Sanlslow, has been Crusaders will come to' STATE PBA LAUDS RATES Although he played only blyman and Mrs. Robert play its games at Warln- ( Vllll ,hHII)OI;I'O|||* flttllfl myQiiftrrer- her? (younger with eaoh pro- |OARAOII*KITeHIN AND IATH*CONVIRIIONI OUTTIRf-LIADIRI-ROOPINO appointed the head basket- own with a record of 3 - 2 Henderson of 340 Rudolph REGAN ON STAND lOt'At, 'I Vl'MviillTUt mat •even games of the ten sche- •)all coach at the new Co- TENNIS anco Park and the teams in Minimum Clmrui Bl'U'rV IMlK'hlllt' IIIH'fMl'irx I'Ull ui .aiiijui, i'i. Lee, Va,, gressing generation) the Job duled games last season for Apr. as of Monday morning. Ave., Rahway. Gov. Ronald- Reagan of this division along with man- :l Ilimo lor SI 00 VK't All nmt*en diMtnwi JIH Ape, !1, During tlic 12 - week onia high school, The new California was lauded today 24 Hour Phone Service, »r imiTiime ;ini'7M(i lri»i>nir«n, cull of baby-Bitting becomes al- PULLY his college, Turner wound up 28 Gov. Livingston at Clark Coach Lou Paraguallowill agers are: John Schwartz '\ilillllnmil Inii'n :U)c I' "IHH MAM I ACTI !. installation and boy teenagers tut to grand-j ground - gainer in college unior at third base, veteran dent of the N.J. State Patrol- Tobacco Co. - Dan Rosent- 36 E. Grind On riunMflr>i! Advcrifni le played under Earl C.Wal- RHS Joins In ntiVM.i of tiuartcrniflstor ve- mothers aa well. ball. He picked up 268 yards May Larry Buoni will play in men's Benevolent Assocla- hfll, Garwood Trophy -^Tom Avenue 388-1000 N.w J.r*.y ordered to run .'! nr niort' (inin, i.'mntnlctl Imlr retnovtiil Uy thi> :er a, then went on to win npunmuh, Ho also To help parent! and baby- in one game Against Kansas 2 left field, while Dan Gibbons lon, Inc., for his courage Miglin, Merrlwells - Harold providing no clmiiKrri arc mudn latci-.l FiliortH^vc itiPthcid. V. inatructlon In cor- sitters loam moro about three varsity basketball let-*, Cranford at Ratmay will play at short stop. The 'In refusing, to bow to pres- in nrialnul advertlmMiient, din II)p Salvo, iminbcr of Amorlt'iiti State, and 170 yards in a ers it Rutgers. He had a Clark at Scotch Plains Physical Brydon, Question Marks - Yuunc Human di'slrou clerical pentry, pipefittlng, welding their roaponslbilltios toward game against Memphis-State, clean-up hitter is the home ureB brought to bear onbe- Larry Peclna, Clark Bomb- count allowed only nftcr tit a work al Iiumc; typing. Mini:, KloctMlvdrt Association nnd md electrical thc-ory. one" another, a meeting 2 - point career scoring run maker for the club, se- alf of a convicted slayer of insertion. Association of \.J. 41 u. M a in Ante Bnk* - rated one of the best defen- ers - Fred Furst. light bookkeeping, etc. Has "Parents and Baby-sitters average and was the team, GOLF cond baseman Frank Dere- Fitness Meets i police officer." typewriter. 381-4996. P-up & -St. 388-0999. RAHWAY sive teams in the county. aptaln in 1997-98. The league officers who Responsibilities", open to ANTHONY'S BIKE Sought after by a top Cana- dita. He has been a power- Rahway High School will The Maplewood detective, have been elected to office CAR Classified Display del. Army Private Michael all interested: Union County ITALIAN AMERICAN KEN'S He was appointed head May louse for the club thuB far. Col Inch SI.25 dian Football League team end a team into the high who also 1B vice-president of this year are: President, DEMOLITION WORK j Ruchoic, Jr., has been as- residents, will'be conducted Oflch at Westfleld in 1964. 1 Watchung Confernce Behind the plate will be the International Conference Bo\ No. rturpe 15c TREE WORK DONi:j signed co Ft. Knox In the Apr. 27. It will be held In Beauty Salon which offered him a bonus His first team won 16 of championships school physical fitness com- Frank Oberlies of the Clark M) BSEMT cum AND KEY SHOP and on outstanding contact, Eric Jann, also a senior, petition for more than 200 if Police Association, Inc., Firemen, Vice President, ROOMS FOR RENT ATTICS AM) BASEMENTS i United States Army Training the Union County Extension 23 and won the Union County Z Clark at Qov. Livingston while Junior Gerry Saleyhas .rote Gov. Reagan that "on Closing Hours for leaned out and junk haulcj 46 E Cherry St.. Rahway Turner chose to come to the title with a un-set victory chools in the greater New Jim Tallman of the Clark Classified Ads: away. Call Pat O'DotuicIi . Center,' Armor (USATCA), Service Home Economics Anton J.Horling & Sons been playing well at first, )ehalf of the 16,000 New Fum. Rooms: Furn. Apts. 1!:. HALL CAPACITY 225 388-2699 Rifles because of the better jver Cranford, The last two York City area to compete in Firemen, Secretary - Trea- AILING? 2_'.i.. •3Ij_niis.:_siu({Lo_ ApU 388-7763. Very rtMiiimilil. ro Company A, 13 Battalion, Amiltorium,__7_Brjdge_JiL, 6y Spedalutiif p "n rlgntfleld It will be Bob^ Jersey law enforcement of- 5 P;M. TUESD.AY."_.'_ opportunlty-to-move-up-to /eaTB-the Blue-DevllB-have the English Annual Marine 8urerJiEfJof-thhe s.priable .Kates'.r "fli>9-|ST2 rfc>>-4-&ftaic CanibarTraln=" Elizabeth, from. 9:30 to 11:30 • .\ew and completely the -National-Football Lea« 28—UnlotrCathplicit Rahway Drabtrees, with senior Steve icers and 300,000 members .. clirrfc at-suunp.v. stiould RAHWAY been:iO-13_and_8-12. Hejold^ "orpB High School Youth Clark Jaycees. The League 3.SS-U3J. ing Brieado, for his initial a.m. Registration will be Colonial -gue. 28juiCiRl Clecotelll inthemiddlefieldi- 'hysical 'FltheasJMeetB to blf ' the—international cpn»- weeks of .military. irom_9,-15-to-9:30-a7i j. Beauty shop your reporter at the Scotch Bob~Wheeler~iH-expectedto . _ sncey-J-wiBhto commend |wl_ll~Bta« ofTMay 17-- 1_ Described by Chuck Stud- Plains-Rahway play - off held during May, APARTMENTS FOR RENT A panel discussion of the SATISFIED CUSTOMERS) day start on the mound. He has /our courage and dedication The ClarkFast pitch soft- Thi' paper is not responsible MEETINGS- DANCES Six hair stylists at ley his coach at Cincinnati games, that I could go all 2 These meets are the cul- lor errurs in rl.i^Mdt ad; WE BCY ROOKS: Ho will spuiii xhe next two film The Baby-sitter" will Rahway at Jefferson won two games thus far. :o the cause of Justice and ball league will operate with KAHWAY Pf PARTIES-WEDDINGS your service as the finest athlete on his the Way next year." We.have mination of another succes- four teams this year. The laJvtn l;.\ U'li'pii(i;ie. ji; CALL FOR DKiAiL onths learning all the fun- examine such questions as WHEEL ALIGNMENT squad, Turner at 21 years of Coach Earl Hoagland, will .aw enforcement in this YOUR CAR AT l-'riKlit. :j'.. room I'M. BOOK SHOP most of the varsity back and sful year which saw 163,763 teams Included are: Clark To Place Classified nvjnral skills of a soldier "What Ehould a baby-sitter's 8ERVICE Open 9 to 6. Mon.,Tues., age, stands 6*1", weighs 235 start the infield of Bill Will :ountry." I..1W KitrlU'ii. PLuniicld 4-.!!)0() today's :.-.ocitm, action job be expected to Include?" SALES-SERVICE-BIKE with two good looking boys lace Palm'B with 552, while New York.- New Jersey stu- Crusaders, Clark Minute- CALL 330-3oiJ0 FOR INFORMATION pounds, Studley said that from the Edison Junior he Magnolia's had high ser- at third, Mike Kupeczka, at dents from 350 high schools . tile balli. Jn(i ill fire more "Can a baby-sitter expect Wed., Sal. short, Don Stugart at se- men, Clark Library PreBS, HENKENIUS BROS. 3 fl(,;ir lighted husin'.'ss Turner is a back who not only Kteam, this could be our es of 1,538. The Hickory's taking part In the program CEMETEHY PLOTS ihan..3'jj iv.'..".us of live am- to invite a friend over' to RAIKVAV BRAKE SERVICK CALL cond, with senior Pat Phlbln and Clark Pied Piper. The .ire.i Hi!", .-MiiK SI. :SSl-!HM-> Open 9 to 9 Thurs., Frl. can run inside but outside as So, he goes to Co- till lead the league by four during the school year. Crusaders Win Atlantic Service Center munition under simulated keep them company?" Ssmuol J. Gassaway FRANK BOTTI 6-7 P.M. L0CKS-SAFE5.etc. fear. at first. In the outfield, it league will start on May 3, SPECIAL. NDTICtT LSI \li. - (>-r.ici'lauil Me!;iu.- ca:r.i;:,^ ^ltiKuion.--, including "Whose responsibility is it parking directly in well making him a constant rames over the Palm's and The meet for the New 107 Monroe St. Railway ionla, r will be Joe Flretto in left, with the Minutemen meeting U.S. Highway 1, at E. Qrand Avanus 636-0964 of sh p in Monicipol lot. threat on offense. Turner can Jersey High Schools will be Park, KiMiiluorth; 1 sr.ivt-s tho.-c inco.ii.tcreu at nie;ht, if an accident occurs?" 1537 IRVING ST. lve over the Oak's. hard hitting Joe Anderson the Pied Pipers at Warin- burials) S225. I»t-rpctiial c.irej aiitranco for your throw with either hand and is held at Newark State College From Bears, I \\ ; :\:i\\.\\ a tlu''-->.—week course Panel members w RAHWAY, N.J. - Speaking of basketball, I • • » in-center wlth-Iony-Toacano-| anepjark ._^LLBamejL_wiUi RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY \i J -CorLYQniBnce_ — -fllsg-ratccl-ia-an-exceltenH J Mar^HHBtarting-at-9-a;m.- iLltti^lli-liiUiJ .W4i~ V4^-^ :i.'-! 1;^—i;ci<±icT 5~b3~Slcrwca'^' cliTde Mrs. Mnnrnp .'^ ov... eel,—the-Sdard^oI-lTdUcatlon Mlchael~MchaelBuilderBwor~~BuilderB—worrrj in-right; KP playprTiinrfpr A.S. A. finft- 'IK e kitchen. >1IO. PIT mo. pass-catcher. Moreover, he 1/2 games from the last "Tne top flvereams in eactr Phont: Fulton 1-8838 \ltull v ;;i;ll]s ltu\ I", il ••--- •"•• "-li-' rule, andd ...Mrs. . Laurence May of ihould appoint Robert E, h Tom Fitzgerald or Oary ball rules. or call ;;i .'-1'. K. iiiiJiiics. C"» .'J-SI07. Book* i§ an accomplished kicker lace Raritan Metals and rea will compete on May 17 Lose To Park ~ :iie comnletiocompletion I.inripLindenn , and Linden High Henderson, Junior as the hit- basic auildlBg Contractors Orogflit who is able to boot with eld on to their three and Ervlck will start on the t the Van Cortlandt Park KAMU W training, Pvt. School teenagers Michael head basketball coach, with mound with Stan Klusewicz Bill Wheeler, Clark High's h'jl: who the son of Micek and Reglna Bartus. either foot, For Cincinnati "im Dunn of the Junior high ne-half lead in the Rahway tadium, New York to de- H MC \<;i > \i f Maiioi,.H V.ir.uil j' rrns... second floor. Kennedy Stamps Mr and ' he was elected to kick the adles Major league at the behind the plate. The return ermine the representative enlor left hander pitched a dining u nNrr (liaise. li hu sui'i • t't'Ntral loc.. 1 or Michael The mothers will represent WILLIAM as his assistant, for the -., oi I: Lloyd Drugs ball into the end zone and game will be at Clark on it the Second Annual Marine me-hlt win over the Kenll- ini.se. in-;i:.s. ;•:>-, Uitiuid ^ .nfuils. ii ci .o»n?r Occupied. 79 Newton the viewpoints of the mother RAHWAY BOOK & GIFT SHOP oming year, The former Uhway Lanes. Second place :•, v,,ll receive at for field goal tries. An all- rVln-co Fireplaces won three May 16th. Corps National Youth Phy- orth Bears, aB the Cru- i .ISS-I ;:i:i To Be'Issued -'"-"'"'• •" hiring a baby-sitter and the QUALITY Upsala star, has done a good Berkeley Heights won both aderB won their third game njditic-nal eight mother of a teenage baby- ROESCH round athlete, Turner has a job with the Javees, and Is rom the Park Flying "A", sical Fitness Meet to be PERSONALS Wide Range of Books Feriton Glass PRESCRIPTIONS games of a double header four starts by a 9 - 1 either advanced sitter, respectively. The CONTRACTOR and BUILDER background of track and field well liked by the players. Third place Jeme Hair Sty- eld during . June at the HOUSES FOR SALE or oa - the - job Best Sellers Trained Coimcl iciam basketball and baseball. He lsts Won the odd game from here on Saturday afternoon Marine Corps Schools, core. Still arriving Hummels MRS. MARKO On May 29' teenagers will represent Established 1927 To Sulvc Your taking the opening game from The only hit by the Bears "imjr C/ilu-il Iii'.uier r: iin:n>- to qu.iiii'y him in a jtheir own respectivegroups' Prayer Books Jewelry Beauty ond Hair can run 100 yards in 10.1, The Toronto- Rifles foot- MckertB, while Rahway QuanUco, Va. e cues character rk'.iclin (BIMOKD Postmaster Goiv.-ral L.p- C.rc Problemi :an dunk a basketball, a rare -aneB won two from Merwin the Indians by the score of as a bad-hop single over HI! \\i? \E1I rence. F. O'Brien made military skill, (viewpoint from personal ex- Bibles Pilgrim Glass ball team reports that the 8-7, when they scored three nlrd by Charlie Gatz in also carii reading. If ;.(ju E1I' COLONIAL - UO.Wt 4 INDUSTRIAL • COSMETICS achievement for., a, player Marine, High Individual! p yctortlay the lieM^n periences. -Gh4l<)reirs Books rnhlem at whp...cnulri_filL Tons In the bottom uf tli lu.sl. numeu. M(h in Irimole. Figurines" -^TOILETRIES ~*iu AM"—M. • — —^~ he-fourth—Wheeler-strucH in Ford Country Mrs. Joseph Grygotis and ITAINTENAiilCE & REPAIRS only 6T', and was a semi- the - big gap left in their cores were hit by Pat Ben. iir don't know where In turn It: rii'JHis. 1'; baths, entrance of the John F. Kenned}' ij- rivate F.rnest H. Paper Books (3000 titles) Dolls & Plush seventh, ut five and walked five in foyer. icaraRe. Virccrit j_. Mrs. Leonard Tandul of Lin- • BABY NEEDS pK) baseball player who backfield When their star ett 221, Marge Schillaci tiappincss in life unc wsil cent regular postage stamp son of Mrs. remodeling our tpcrialtj With the bases loadedd, Jeff _ , .. • . game that saw the Cru- I'ASCAI.K UiENCY-RAHlVAl in the "Prominent Amsri- Cl.-rcase F. Vincent of 1448 den, are cooperating with • DIABETIC NEEDS could pitch with either hand. alf-back, Joe- Williams was 04, Mabel White 201, Bert aderfl—put—the—game on' 1 Mrs. Marko ami \ou'll lie lg also a welulit-llfter l Ivu Juli C 100 urt an given a ''free -HHtnK' MatfH in see happinos in lite in SI.'i Pratt SL. Realtor 381-3104 cans" naj "•"-•--Mabel' StoltStoltee . Fyrl 53 E. • HEARING-AID sold to the Atlanta Falcons of uria 190, Julie urans 188, fhen Harold Har- Tllllli ridlUI ice" in the first with five Home FUltart 1-1770 FUlton 8-2167 — who can press 409 pounds. ticket . Mustang sther Moyal 187, Irene Al- all aiiairs. ,\il readings t;iiaran-j Postmaster • Warren " T. mc-ratonously promoted to Economist., in con- CATTERIES A COEDS the National Football Lea- mon singlef d up the middle uns on three single's and ;ecd satisfactory or no charge, LINDEN present rank upon gra- ducting this meeting. en 186, Lll Christopher 186, Moulton. // no answer call gue, appears to have been to drive in two runs. The hree bases on balls. They •iee her in tier home located a Si'ven room custom Cape Cod. duation from recruit training Resource material offered CLOSED MONDAYS Free Delivery Railway's sinless golf solved. The Rifles announce ..iz Esposito 180 and Bess By 5-0 Score dded two more in the fourth )8O Easton Ave.. New Bruns- knotty pint' rec. rm.. attached It will be issued May 29 FUlton 8-8645 Mason 180. Indians held a 5-1 lead as .n Boston on President Ken- at •he Marine Corps Recruit at this program will be made team dropped a 16 1/2 to he signing of one of the late as the top of the fifth rhen Frank Deredlta's hit a wick. a N.J. by appointment garage. lou down payment for De-pot, Parris Island, S.C. 825 Midwood Drive. Rohway High Series over 500 was Cranford's undefeated Sports Sprint available free to any organi- FU 8-2427-9863 1 1/2 match to undefeated qualified buyer. nedy's 50th birthday anni- United State's top college The Highlanders drove omer. and Gary Saley had >ij. 'phone 24G-1164. Hoursl His promotion recognized zation - church, women's 71 E. Milton Ave., Rahway Ctinford. Vic Neumark of players, Clem Turner, oiled by Mabel White 554, High School tennis team i double. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. HALL AGENCY Realtor versary. Fitzgerald and Dennis Swee scored a 5-0 win over the "•.is outstanding performance club, school PTA or PTO or Cranford shot a par 37 at a multl - talented, all - Marge Schillaci 928, Pat Clark's Crusaders drop- 251 N Broad St. Elizabeth of duties scout group interested. Miss Bennett 914, Irene Allen904, ney from the hill In the last wlnless Indians this week. In Limil'M I •ylilion hardtop dl a 353-3054 during recruit the Echo Lake Country Club. purpose back from the Uni- of the fifth to tie up the game led a 6 - 4 decision to the Woman wishes to share apt. orj "raining. Stolte has been Informed that Electrical • « • versity of Cincinnati, Bert Zurla 502, Julie Crane the first singles match B. house \\ ith woman in area of Eves. & weekends 388-0423 at 8 - 5. Faulkner scored a 6 - li Panthersof Roselle Park, al- •ipf'ci'i! I'>w price colebraiinq He ha; been sent to Camp one girl scout troop In Union Joe Williams'* Atlanta poo, though the losers out hit Clark. Crantord Westfield Ref Lejeune, ; is already making plans to IT'S Nick Scarpitfo Rahway moved into a 7 6-0 decision over Marcel exchanged. 388-2198. ~~AUFOTFORSALE; \ .C. forfourweeks Falcons will open iheir of' lead In the top of the seventh, the home team 11-6, Clark Musi'IIHJ'S 3i(.l birthday f use the materials for a troop floial National Football lea> Miles, The second singles infantryy combat training jcourse next fall. but Oary Ervlck. could not was a 6 - 1 - 6 - 0 win tor ook a 4 - 3 lead into the HELP WAHTED-FEMALE 1961 CHEVROLET Station ar.ci four weeks of basic, STEWART PLUMBING & sue schedule on Sept. 17th Bowling last of - the- sixth,- but the Wagon, Clean. Air-cond. S5"5 Clark Juniors hold the. lead. Jd6 Haydbh over Mark Brig' training in hiss military oc-- • • —-^—. Jan-Ell agilftit the Baltimore C61tB In the second game after Panthers tailed three times AMBITIOLS WOMEN call 388-2527- "trrflliam'ot'e.Tfie team will - John Mikos- rolled-a $05 house. In the third singles •cupationail l specialtypecialty. [[ _Ma,rineXaace.CorporalG. ELEGTR4G GO. : HEATING— series to lead the senior each team tallied three times match W, Miller handed Ted to hand the Johnson achool iNeeded immodiatoly to service I—— »-¥-*- - ;Edward Olsen, son of Mr. not meat the New York aunts Pin Defeat On team Its second loss of the GT hood with built-in turn signal indicators . . Included 'fiuMivf' - tprritnrles^ Part 1960 i im ;Edward Olsen, son of Mr. league at the Recreation in the second, the Highland OlanneChlnnl a two straight Privare CharlCharlee s KanellosKall , sanandd MrsM . CarCll OlseOl n of 2282284 "WATTS MY LINE" For in a regular scheduled game season. 'time. \o cxperit'iicc necessary pal.i. Very reasonable. 381 and Gas Heat Lanes, He waa trailed by ars moved Into a 6 - 5 lead defeat 6 - Oi 6 « 1. In the 7f>74 20, son cf Mr. and Mrs. (Colonial Dr.,' Rahway, Is In Smart Fashions Chromed air cleaner Included C'alT .WON COSMETICS, for C r ELECTRICAL Bar? Masters ~W«K r o6B Winfleld Nine at the end-of live innings doubles, botfrworr by cran- details MI 2-">14(> Charles Kanellos, !59 Jef- Phu Bai, Vietnam as a mem- Electrical Outlets, Switches At * * • The winners scored threi ford, E. Warflngton and B. fery iUt, : Installed set. Other top scores of the , The Clark Junior Schools Wide-Oval tires (with V-0fe) Included 19(i4 RAMBLER Classic. 2 dr., Cnlcnia, completed ber of Combined Action lights, Electric Stove, Drier CONTRACTORS Modest prices The News-Record and the loop were by Bob Deter, 647, times in the top of the sixth Webar Scored 6 - 2i 6 - 1 a supply specialist course-Company, Third Marine Div- Hook-up. boys baseball team defeate r------™.™~? 6 c»l.. white, new tires. Call Jr., Misses & Clark patriot wish to con« Tom Wahl 641, Warren Orif- when With two on, Blake wins over Jim McKay and Bucket seats, stick shift, plush carpeting .. . :. Included after u p m 388-5927. Mar. 31 at the Army, ^._Quar-Msioft. . • Wiring for air-conditioners 1/2 Sizes Roto-rooter service grttulatc the Berkeley Winfleld 12-7 in the openln, Johnatorte singled in one andOary Smith, while the final Fish-Game Club I PIMP HOKK \O Ftl l F L FU 8-2128 fin 689, Nick Yurecka 626, game of th« season. Te termastcr School, Ft. I.ee,i and electric base board heat- Heights athletic teams for Bill Dowd, 637, Harry Sch- Don Robertson belted a liner match of the day was a Ron Vllante was the guest I STENOS 5 Va. Army Specialist Four UV. winning the Watahung Con- Osleckl gave up two hlta it White sidewalls Included SALE : HOUSE fc INDUSTHIAL reffler 614. tied with Arnie to left for two more. 6-0j 6-1, win for P, Jen- speaker at this weeks meet- [ 1 VPISTS UNITED STATES *S During the r.ine-wee Ronnie H. Hopkins, 20, son •100' amp. E0 V Services ference sportsmanship a- the five innings he worked son and M, Xent over Guy , CLERKS The Kennedy portrait WIRING 1490 Irving St LICENSED Leone 614, Barry Prince Railway fought back with ing of the Charles H, Brew- Sporty luggage rack Low-cost option OAK DINING ROOM SET- Round course., he was trained i of Mrs. Birdie Prltchard, Victor S. Skakondy Rahway ward for the 196n-67 school and smacked a three run Connelly and Jack Sadlack. \ HI SIN ESS MACHINE table: 48" with 2-12" leaves. based on a photograph 610, Qeorge Rayack60B,Red three In the last of the sixth, er Fl»h and Game Club, Ron 1 OPERATORS packaging and storing Arm 1141 New Brunswick Ave., Rahway 996 Thorn St.. year. Arthur L, Johnson has double to aid his cause. but fell one-run short. Joe 6 Chairs: newly ulph . Buffet Jacques Lowe tthah t appeared Rahway, is participating In won the award alx times in Harvatt 606, and Charlie Winfield Jumped off to who Is primarily a fresh ( n supplies, fitting clothing am FU.8-3612 Rahway, N.J. MASTER PLUMBER West 608. Anderson hit a homer for water fisherman spoke to the Tiki Uw Mmlfnj Plrtg*... I fefuM ! J " with mirror: 3' -king. Exc in 'The Kennedy Years,". luulWL,ar arK "Operation Junction City", the nine years it has been run lead in the fint Inn- ennd 388-0053 footwear and maintenance o: 388-0433 S&H Stamps •>• •. • Rahway, Rahway was out-hit 35 member club on the use to piy tutra lor goodm catling J A-lTEMPORARIES a book compiled by the edi- small arms. the largest military opera- presented! ing on a miscue with the •xlri In imltillan Muitingir" :ors of The New York Times Ivy Storch Handi-Chdrg? 381-9326 1 John Sonatore's 644 and in both games 16-14, and of different lures for fresh • V.ork (lavs, weeks desired. Small Hotpoint refrigerator. 'tlon to date in Vietnam. baaes loaded. The Clark boys made five errors to four and The Viking Press. Stevan Spec. Hopkins, a squad We agree with Rutgers Cap Joseph's 621 led the settled down after that when water fishing, He also dis- | IOP RATES $(> i)O\IS Crnslpv Shelvador refrigerator, Dohanos, a member of the Intercity ..league i for the winners. Tambo Leads Clark played his tackle box which leader. Is assigned to Com- -Univerelty—in-returning;- to r nmy-Flfleld the pop- , 413 Park Ave.,:scotchPlaini tables, beds, chairs, secretary. Citizens' Stamp Advisory Furniture ...... t'orfign Car - Fqrnitu/e 'this - •week.-Tne li Bob dalles, making his contained over 100 fishing 1 pany B, 2nd Battalion of the FUBS spring football practice, per pot of the Clark Infield .(: T V misc items. 1487 Fer- ommittee, designed the was taken by the Accurate varsity debut, pitched the lures. note St.. Fri. & Sat. 1st Infantry Division's 16th with the schedule the Scar doubled in three runs In the Indians to a 2 - 1, extra In Double Defeat itamp. It is a vertical stamp Infantry. GREENS let Knights are required to Bushing team, second inning to give the Mr. Vllante stressed the md will be printed in brown. CLARK FOREIGN CAR FUR inntatt game over the Edi- point that when fish aren't Wanted nurse, secretary, typist SINGER ZIG ZAG meet such as Army, Massa- « • • victors a lead they never Tony Tambo won both the fc;r aftcrniiiin work in doctor's Repossessed— Soes all wanted The denomination "13C"ap- • • * son Tech team of Elizabeth. biting all the lures in the of Rahway chusetts, Princeton, Colum- ' Kurt Booth hit a 670 set relinquished. 100 and 220 as the Clark office in ftiihuav. phone i8S- stitches. Latest Model. Button- lears lower left, followed by Technical Sergeant John 1501 MAIN ST CMTS to lead the Intercounty In- He allowed only four hits box won't make them. The lOit) holes, blind hems, monograms, J. O'Connor, son of Mr. and FLOORS REPAIRS. bia, Holy Cross and Colgate, Doug Burdlck, Bob Page during the seven lnnlnga he High track team dropped a "United States." Vertical 388 0318 dustrial League at the Re- Mike ^'Mltch" Miller, and boys asked him questions 9.80 cash or $6.30 monthly, right is "John F. Kennedy." Mrs. Steven J. O'Connor of Made they will need the extra time worked Dennis Sweeney 87 to 39 meet to the un- that pretalned to trout fish- uaranti'cd. Open 9 to 9. Free Collision Work- Three Floors * • • creation Lanes. He sparked Jack Schwangert each had defeated New Providence SIClil I"ARY-I-Af. All lettering is in roman 1022 Jefferson Ave., Rahway, pitched the last inning and ing and wanted to know what ipeninj; in ) 1 cr Nursery Furniture - Edison to Pete Frazee, veteran the Miller Mason to a sea- two hits for the winners Pioneers. The only other Sprint-Time Savings now in Ford Country Carterel area start slid Co. 'L il i'L i' ,. _ i capitals. It was modeled by has been graduated at Tinker BEDDING Free Estimates was the winning pitcher. he thought was a good lure CREDIT DEPT. stock car driver will return son - high of 3,042 as they Winfleld first baseman lark winner was Adacyik \\ill pa> our fee. 254-5553 j Robert J. Jones and engrav- AFB, Okla., from the train- • Linolaum • Carptti European Trained Lullabye Chfldcia(t8.8uiltiite Order won a 2 - 1 bumper match. Rahway had only one hit for trout. He favored the ing course for U.S. Air Force j Bedding - Englander. to action this Sunday after- Jim Lusty scored three of until the last Inning that was who was home first in the GENERAL PERSONNEL IOP ed by Arthur W. Dintaman ! • Futniturt • Bidding Mechanic Sam Salvagglo's 648, Al Mil- streamer for trout and spoke SOIL FOR SALE C-141 Starlifter flight en- Sleepmaster etc noon at the Old Bridge Race- the Winfleld- runs and a ground ball by Stan Kluse- 880. highly of the Jitter bug for TI.CIIMC VI. SEIiVICE.- (vignette) 3nd Howard F. Imported Auto way.»The double feature in- ler's 619, and Gary Miller's knocked in two with a single. BELL MOTORS INC. 21J Broad St.. Elizabeth 388-10G1 |-Sharpless. gineers. i COME IN AND BROWSE Bicycles - Rolllast & wicz, which struck a runner Hillside's Comets won 11 bass fishing. The boys Sales & Service • BEMODELTVC augural will consist of eight 609 were other high scoring of 14 events aa they wal- 2S9-7050 A 13-cent John F. Kennedy The sergeant, a graduate] Columbia Miller's. The losers of the in the first inning. thanked Mr. Vllante for his lACVlI.OPIDIA of Rahway High School, Is' 67 Westfield Ave., 1010 St. Gtorgo Avoriue • REPAIRING events. A 15- lap finale will Bob Mazura of Edison, oped the Clark curaqders by 1200 Route 27 Colonia. New Jersey condition, ven reasrjjt- aerogramme, will. also_ be Furniture - Bassett Bioyhill match was the Premier Oil CHEVRON INSTALLS alk. ttOMKVTum spare hours into being assigned to Charleston AVENEU '& Colony • COLD STORAGE wind up the novice action, walked IV Tnen- during - the 81 1/2 to 44 1/4-on the C'all 486-8774." issued May 29, with cere- (N.ar Clov.rl.o!) while the afternoon's 25 - who had a 605 by Tom Wahl, CLEAN AIR SYSTEM track this week. Tambo won cash \ON for Summer vacation monies a day earlier in con- AFB, S.C, for duty with the TOtS Jim Tracy's 604 and Joe game. The Indians won the AVB. SI 32 per hr Call 289- Military Airlift Command. Clark Doily 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. lap sportsman and modified Chevron Oil Company, the 100 with a clocking of junction with the COMPEX RAHWAY FUR SHOP Segotta's 602. Steve Oeak Eastern Division, announced game in the bottom of the 8723. BUSINESS SERVICES His wife, Mary, Is the dau- Soturdoy 9.00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. OPEN THURS & FRI nights main event will climax the eighth when Dennis Sweeney 11.2, and was second in the exhibition in Chicago. Except ME 6-9070 Free Delivery & Free Set U|> FUlton 8-3323 opening day stock car ac- rolled a 65S, Marty Casslo today that it has put Into 220. Other Clark winners for the denomination, this ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay FUH886 1522 IRVING ST., RAHWAY shot 654 John Kerekgyartoel and Pat Phllbln singled, and Long of Rt. 1, Clyde, Tex.! Handi Charge GF Credit tivity on the half-mile speed operation a $1 million clean Mazura hit a batsman and were Kearny in the Pole LADIKS - r;i[!LS Salary S2. duplicates the existing Gary M. Lewaridowski,21 644; Vic Challlet 618, Mike air system as another step Vault and Hogers in the per tir. to start. I'nion County PIANOS RF.PAIHKD. REFIN track. Magella 294-614. then walked in the winning N*w Instant lather lets yoo ISHF.D. iOlCJIiT & SOLD ^sgdesign n of the present 11- son of Mr. and Mrs. Henr in its continued air pollution Javelin with a toss of 145- offices witn locations in I.liza- cent aerogramme. Increases * * * • • • abatement program. To date run. beth & Plainfielii need two Kree Kstimates 388-5851 L. Lev/andowski, 20 Parke: Interior Decorators Rahway track star Ben 10. Jin international mail rates, Road, Rahway was com Moving At the Clark Lanes, Rocky over $9 million has been women to Handle customer ac- BASEMENT Doyle's coach John Gibson De Francesco rolled a 269 counts 4 to .1 hrs. daily. Com- which become effective May missioned an Army seconv SLIPCOVERS & WATCH REPAIRS spent on air pollution control SPECIAL SERVICES 1, prompted the new denom- has been selected as the game and a 675 series as the devices at the company's pany paid training program. For lieutenant upon graduatior DRAPERIES Local • Long Distance honorary referee at the 73rd personal interview call Mr.. lnationsinatin . from the Engineer.-Officez Cillo Five won the title of Perth Amboy refinery. SHAVE CUSTOM MADE-TO-ORDER Penn Relay Carnival. Lawrence at AT 9-7011. I,\t. Collectors desiringe .~firs^t Candidate Sr.hnnl ar Fr Rpl_ the Union County-Majo ELECTROLYSIS r-tmrge srrs^leci I tfrTTrV" gue. De Francesco'led the -Kt.J 1 \lh.\ . jay • cam-ilia iiorrs—for the The Billy Williams, that MINERAL SOCIETY voir, Va., Mar. 24. this area Clark Lanes to a 2 - 1 win.WILL MEET MAY 2 Latest Short Wave Method aerogramme should address .•"Fitted in your home you saw umpiring the Mets WA1TRESS OR COl/NTER The lieutenant received 2o Robert E. Brunner Frank Martone rolled 650 The New Jersey Mlnera- I'nwanted Hair Removed requests to the Postmaster, weeks of instruction in pre- LIFETIME UlARAMtK • Gu»r«n!«d Work- Phillies series last week in GIRL Full or Part Time.Da.vs. • Permanently Chicago, Illinois 60607, en- paration for his first assign- manship Prescription Opticians for the B&F Auto, John Stra- logical Society announces the AUTO CENTER Nights or weekends. For info., 388-1G67 nlero had a 650, Sam Ma-May meeting of the Society • closing remittance to cover ment as an engineer platoon ^ • Finest fabrics 6 DAYS A WEEK 7:30 to 6:00 please call p\- 1-401:" between r rree.info the cost, which is 13 cents — Free FutimatfH - • Loowesu t prices zetta 639, Joe Muldowney will be held May 2 in the 9:30 & If a m _». &-. "4_p m For rree.info. &: literature,! leader. CRANFORD : v oor wrwr tet each, Plainly indicate-full 614,-Ken Schulthels 613, Ray] lecture hall of the Union SHAVE |.£:i!L£i!L ' '- '-•He—was trained In map * NO. UNION AVE. ' AMERICAN & FOREIGN name and address, INCLUD- reading, interpretation of Free I Andersen 609 and Charlie! Junior College, Springfield HELPWANTED-MALE" CO.NME KAPLAN. ME ING ZIP CODE. The outside roi GOLDBLATTS STORAGE BRIDGE 2-5650 Lamperti 608. Ave., Cranford, at 8 p.m. J 381-5415 ' aerial photographs and con- envelope to the Postmaster struction of fixed and float- EIMER WEE ESTIMATES- The speaker of the evening CARS REPAIRED & SERVICED CLOSE MANAGEMENT TRAINEES 549 W. Inman Avenue will be Dr. Arthur Montgo- CAPABLE OF EARNING Rahway. .N.J. should be endorsed "First ing bridgeSj^roads^an^aijc- LABORTORIES, Inc. RAHWAY Florence Welsh rolled al * BRAKES * CARBURETORS $500. MO. tVe need 5 men to Day-Govers-John FrKennedy 'fl'erdsTExtensive instruction McColley Bros. (-iff Your Cool bin With high game of 203, and high mery of Lafayette College. | FMHI0M FABRICS , WESTFIELD •TRANSMISSIONS * TUNEWS WITHOUT train lor top positions in public Aerogramme." was given in combat engi- Lehlgh premium Ahthroclite Series of 542 in the St. John ^s|Hls talk will be "The Min- Interior Decorators — MOVERS - 100 E. BROAD ST. erals of Pennsylvania." The BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT Relations Dept AA.A Inter- Requests for first day can- neering, camouflage, re- 821 Milton Blvd. Rahway Vianney Women's Tuesday] IRRITATIONI national Educational Research Curtains-Linens - Y>rd Goods 388-3914 league. High team single! prograg m is open to the MRS. LYNN cellations for the 13-cent connaissancnai e and demo FU 8-fi825 WA 5-2351 1421 MAIN ST. RAHWAY ADAMS 2-8182 Corp. Full company benefits HandHritins & Horoscope litions. NUT or STOVE game was hit by the second^] pubb:liel . RARITAN RD., bonus and profit sharing plan Headings Pail 381-4150 CLARK Cll48b8J4 t iii Special Reading $1.00 Open daily from 9 to.9 Be»l Estate MECHANIC to service floor PHONE 382-3179' PEA COAL maintenance equip. Good salary. 1582 Irving St.. Rahway N.J. IciUurut Benefits. Chance for advance- Travel RUCK COAL WHITE WALL ment. Will consider applicant with mechanical ability. Call Fumiture tied and rewebbed. Dl 382-7838. Sofa SI2.. Chair S6. The Brothers < TIRE SALE do refinlshing on all woods, BOOK and tT/tai/e PRODUCTS. 360 Dalziel Rd., School, Class 1950. Graduate, 1480 IRVING STREET, OOMPLETE LIKE SERVICE Premium UK. Linden, 923-8220. Orders to Tike Out Notional Brand. 24 735 x 14 w/w •moothly, comfortably. Result? You •have .of Jersey City Tech.Inst. Qual- • POOKITIOOKS CRUISES-TOURS ified Electronic fech. Second BEST VALUE IN HOTELS service on all SSI- 4700 fait, shave oloie-wlthout Irritation! COLLEGE STUDENTS Class FCC License. All people CANTON HOUSE • MAOAZIMS RAHWAY ALL DOMESTIC AND maktiof bumtri. 50 Brunswick Automatic Lancu S3.13 per hr.. any 3 days or who see this ad and would be * NEWSPAPERS TODAY RESTAURANT .BOXED CANDY eves. Full time openings for interested In acquiring my ser- OVBRSEATTRAVEL For Fast service Just • CHILD! 100 KS ARRANOEMENTS -Amrta'l Oral u* b«tt IMUl Idhw summer work. Car. Call for vices, now or at a later date, 1540 tRVINQ ST. live UUSS * ral' Snack Shop, ^. 775 x 14 w/w interview 442-1610 381-9400 $17.95 call 388-31G9. CALL 388- Cocktail louhn* 382-5770. JUMNJMNEBRU*E . 825 x 14 w/w for lewllng Mo»h»rt ry

lApril 27, 1967 Rohway News-Record/Clark Patriot Page 11 - Includes Clark and Rahway. may we all serve yo'u faith 21 at the home of Mrs. Mary Planning for the Council's fully and well during the nex Smith, 147 W. Hazelwood fifth anniversary was dis- thre* years. "• Eagle Auxiliary Ave. Mrs. Hans Nelson is cussed by Mrs. Felmly, Pro- chairman of the program. gram Chairman. How a coun- :11 grows was the subject of Italian Club Elects Officers, an Illustrated report by Mrs. Brown, now the Council Essay Contest Saturday ;nts Piper. Mrs. Robert Peder- Spring Social Plan Visitation Bon, member of the camp Mrs. Mary Smith head6 the committee, moderated a Well Attended slate of officers named by Winners Named whiskey panel discussion concerning Rock and Roll fans attend- the Ladies Auxiliary to the three phases of camping; Fraternal Order of Eagles Essay contest awards Or is the p.irty on Tiu-s^i.-ty 'his ing the Spring Social held week9 No m;ittcr. '.''J ;ir^tf iay camp, troop camping, Saturday at the Clubhouse, at-ihe. April meeting held at were made to the winners and e8tablished_camp. Eagles Home in West Grand by the Women's Christian Biirton Rc'sirve is n fncruily ; enjoyed the music of The Temperance of Union County spirit an}- dny. A new concept in training! Derelicts, a young group RAHWAY HOSPITAL ave. If you want .-mother was reported by Mrs. Robert made up of Anthony Lordi, _ Other officers are: Vice as follows: First prize win- excuse to cclcbrnte. Williams, Training Chair- Organ; Joe Manto, lead gui- April 7 President, Mrs. Hans Nel- ner, William Leary, 947 try pricing it. man. Using a film strip, tar; John Black, rythmgui- ARCHER, Richard and son; chaplain, Mrs. Lillian Carteret Ave., Union on "Al- Mrs. Williams explained how tar; Charlie Manto, bass gui- Patricia, 132 W. Stearns St., Marosl, conductress, Mrs. cohol and Social Responsi- the program works. tar; George Stafford, drums Rahway, a boy Stephen Strakele; treasurer, bility"; Second prize win- Recognitions were given to! and Craig Renner, lead BUFFA, Joseph and Bridget Mrs. Joseph Sepesi; secre- ner. Miss Wendy Walton, 90 proof Robert Williams, Fords, whcj singer. ;-~ 775 Falesky St., Rahway, a tary, Mrs. Celia Romozzi; 798 Central Ave., Rahwav, received a plaque lor his Serving on the Committee girl inside guard,' Mrs. Arthur on "Alcohol and Safety ; role as chairman" of the Sus- were, Anthony Lordl, Chair- April 9 Moore; outside guard, Mrs. Honorable Mention, Martin taining Membership drive; to man, Joseph Gesumaria and IN AMOVE, Edward and Mabel Annette Myers and trustee, J. Hrynick, 1721 DeWitt Mrs. Brown, a Girl Scout' Conrad Osborne. Refresh- 376 Russell Ave., Rahway, a Mrs. Eugene Peare. Terr., Linden on "Alcohol pin with a diamond for her ments were served by^Mrs boy Plans for a Mother's Day and Social Responsibility". :erm as the first president Anthony Abate, Women' 5CRIMENTI, Ben and Linda, program and the visitation of . The committee in charge af the Council; to Mrs. H. Auxiliary Chairman, Mrs 142 Coddington St., Rahway, the auxiliaries and of State of the contest included: Mrs. |«MSS ADELLMA LYON. Principal of Madison School. Rahway. Lundy Bloomfield, a plaque, Salvatore Flnelll, Mrs. Rose a boy President Lucy Flowers at Charles Ames of Colonia, '.n a tribute upon her-re- the Italian American Club, Mrs. J.R. Tunner, of Cran- 1 'congratulates the newly.-elected President of Crossroads Girl Mardone, Mrs. Sal Golini April 11 fddMWii Y-Scoul-Council—Mrs- Richard Lehman -of Metuchen, and NTS'. tirement-as-Executive Di- Mrs. JackScrlmentl,"Mrs NICHOLS^Robert aiRTCarbT, [-R-ahway, on Momiay~May~r| rector, T.w.O- resolutions enig of-Rahway LMarry_JJ_McMi.chaeLwhQ-.was.-appointed- Executive Director-of- Frank-Colangelo,—Mrs—Roy —762—Audrey-Dr .7-R«hwayp a _at -8—p.m._were -made- Apr. |—the Council-lo-replace^r-ettring—AVsr-H. hundy Bloomfield-of were _read_Jnto_the_minutes, Emer-and—Mrs. -— Armondo girl Metuchen. honoring Mrs. Brown and Fratini. BIGGLE, John and Margue-i Mrs. Bloomfield. The Men's social meeting rite, 215 Gibson Blvd., In accepting her role as featured shrimp platters and Clark, a girl Crossroads Girl Scout Council Elects, president, Mrs. Lehman said| spaghetti with clam sauce April 12 'ROBBINS & ALLISON ING. ' 'one final word to the Lead- all prepared by James Mane* MILLER, William and] ers - you with the yellow and Jack Scrimenti. Dorothy, 2101 Allen St., Rah- )rganizes For New Year ribbons who are privileged Plans for the Past Presi-* way, a girl .Established 1912 :o work directly with girls: dents' Dinner-Dance were April 13 all these men and women announced by Anthony Lordi, BOLAND, Richard and Flo- iFive Rahway Residents On Council who constitute this sp-calledl Chairman. Presidents of the rence, 793 Bryant St., Rah- administration have only one Men's club and the Women's way, a girl .'—residents7 "unction——that—is,—helping8. | Auxiliary -will-be honored on ~r~T4v^ April~15 • LOCAL ^Nr> vere elected to office at the second vice president, Mrs. roii to bring the Girl Scout May 27 at the Clubhouse WHITE, Joseph andElcjanor, LONC DISTANCE Fourth Annual Assembly of programs^to, girls. We are Mrs. Anthony Abate is Aux- ': A- John Nesenkar, Laurence the supporting services, and 1892 Montgomery St., Rah- MOVING ). 5, he Crossroads Girl Scout Harbor; third vice president iliary Committee Chairman way, a boy Val- Council held at the John Mrs. William V. CSriste, TO LET—OUT Or CITY jIO ttT—OUT OF CITY April 16 •ala, \dams .Jr. High School in Fords; Secretary, Mrs. Ed- LESSER, Michael and Lu- • 4T0BAGE lldison. ;au- ward N. Moran, Fords; ctUe, 223 Lexington^Blvd., • PACKING Ro- Burnett A. Reeves-' will Treasurer, Mr.. Reeves, Clark, a boy / Barton Reserve ady, Rahwav. BRADFORD, Richard and TEL. 276-0899 John larry T. Engquist is chair- Mrs. Harry J. McMichael Cecillff, ?00HHamilton St., Post nan of the nominating com- of Newark has been appoint- Rahway, a boy 213 South Ave., IE. Cranford Ve- nittee; Mrs. Frank C. Ir- ed Executive Director of the nell. vfn. Miss Adellma Lyon, and Council to succeed Mrs. H. .•frsr-Gr-byaH-T4iompson-will-p y^ ghQ_JB_| fcerve as members of the moving to-Boothbay, Maine.. oard. Miss Barbara Cur- Mrs. Richard L. Lehman of stficld Metuchen was elected Pres- ho is editor of the Rahway ident of the Council to suc- llecord and the Clark Pat- ceed Mrs. Jack M. Brown of pot, was elected as a mem- Iselin. n ol er-at-large. Miss Susan Hornyak of ad-., Senior Troop 459 had the ings Mrs. Richard L. Lehman honor of installing the newly- GOLD MEDALLION TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING ?all- 84 Beechwood Ave.,Metu- elected officers in the ab- orm irst hen, is the newly elected sence of Assemblyman Nor- ear, resident of Crossroads Girl man Tanzman, who was de- air- cout Council, a volunteer \ om- ! tained in Trenton. sition she will hold for Miss Nancy Irwin of Sen- old- |hree years. She succeeds ior Troop 49 presented a ting, 4rs. nJack M. Brown of Ise- gift to Mrs. Bloomfield on }ni_J _?lectlon.s__held at the behalf. of _the_ Senior- Rlann-- As Well ourth annual council assem- ing Board of Crossroads >ly meeting in John Adams Council. funior High School, Edison, DIRECTIONS: Fi^m Nrwnrk, Uuoheth end Nrw York area: Nine delegates attended !>u'e '• \r> t >-t Ocn.T A^*., Rohway Turn right end prncefd ither positions filled were from Neighborhood 4, which lrst-vice -president Mrs. 1 nlock* If* G'Ond Village. frr.m VVcct*hriHg# cr*o: Si. Ge^rg* Avp. (ft Wc.t Gtond' Ave , Ral-noy. • Turn right-and -proceed. '* hloek* to Cvond Villfig« (2nd traffic light'. As you Did

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