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VOL. 19 NO. 30 CLARK, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1985 USPS 115-760 20 CENTS

Township aides won't accept 'no' SJ.lI on new ramp from Parkway Also approved, this time township employes to ob- I By R.R. Faszczewski transportation, in which Exit No. US." worked out yet. " Mr. Afferton said current The ClarJj mayor con- The councilmen also unanimously, was an ease- tain ' the Blue Cross and federal regulations prevent cluded, "My business ad- adopted a resolution which ment for a two-story office Blue Shield PACE plan and The mayor and coun- building to be built on cilmen from the township the department from advan- ministrator, Col. Joseph J. will allow Peter Usa & Sons dental plan at their own ex- cing highway... Im- Monaco, has contacted to provide solid waste con- Raritan Rd,, backing up to pense.' have let the state and coun- Lexington Blvd. ty know in no uncertain provements without your Carol McCallum and tainership service to the Introduced was .arri or- terms that they .want, substantial-evidence of sup- arrangements are being township under the con- The easement was need- dinance aUowing.'^fiwTa something done about the port from local involved made for a meeting of state tract rates agreed to last ed because- the building $10,038 salary for'a clerk- traffic congestion around municipalities, Mayor representatives,' yourself, year rather than under a bid would be near park land typist in the health and r*!>: the circle at Exit No. 13S of Nucera wrote to Mr. Affer- my staff and Council awarded earlier this year. owned by the township and welfare office. representatives to sit down would be using a sewer trie Garden State Parkway ton, "I know what you are Township Attorney Mayor Nucera explained trying.to tell me in your \et- and have a discussion on grate on township property.. he was trying with this posi- and they are not going to : Stanley Fink explained take "no" for an answer. • ter about .federal regula this serious problem, "with Okayed _by a. 6-1- vofr __ with nthrrt tn fix tiohs,' the 'feeling, of the .this. when the bids were aw; Responding -to in April an employe of nctlman Hayden salary rates with no incre- Board of Chosen positive note. against it, was a measure ment structure as persons EARNING HIS STRIPES.. .Clark Mayor Qeorge Nucera. left, pins stripes on newly- aints from two residents Freeholders of Middlesex the Usa firm had misread at the Township Council's « * * the specifications for certain which would allow part- left the positions they were appointed Police Sgt. William Duffy. Looking on are the sergeant's wife, Mrs. Veronica County, the mayors of time and appointed in uvoider to save money. Duffy, and their three children. July IS session that nothing Rahway and Woodbridge et In official action at the surcharges and taxes and was being done about a al. Quite frankly I do not July IS session the Council had not calculated them Clark-supported proposal to care, nor give a damn how authorized the mayor and when preparing the bid. add another exit of the other municipalities and Mr. Monaco to sign the He added two of the DiFrancesco seeks parkway at Inman Ave., counties feel. I'm only con- 1985-1986 contract with other bidders had done the Colonia, Business Ad- cerned over the traffic con- the Clark Local of the same thing and, as a result ministrator Joseph Monaco gestion we have here in Policemen's Benevolent of this, Mr. Usa had agreed unit for children pointed out Mayor George Clark with no action by any Assn. to continue providing the Nucera and Councllmen-at- According to Mr. container service under the Sen. Donald T. DiFran- commission would report governing body-county or cesco, whose district in- directly to the governor." Large Bernard Hayden and state." Monaco the pact provides old contract, which expires Joseph B. Pozniak had for two average salary in- at the end of this year, at cludes Clark, called for - "Commission members screamed at the Union The mayors of Wood- creases of 4 percent each, which time it would be "prompt legislative action would be responsible for County Board of Chosen bridge and Rahway and the oneeffective January'1 of rebid. on my bill creating a perma- promoting the development of programs designed to Freeholders to do Middlesex County Board of this year, one effective on Mr. Fink explained by nent commission for something about the pro- Chosen Freeholders have Wednesday, July 31 of this children and youth to ad- strengthen families and en- having the Usa firm con- courage every child to reach •blerri. all expressed opposition to year; and two average~in- tinue under the old pact the dress the complex problems the Inman Ave. exit creases of 3.5 percent, one facing our young people to- his or her full potential. The First Ward Councilman 1 township would be saving commission would also and Council President Ray- because of the adverse traf- effective on -Wednesday, money. - . \ day." ..mond Krov. i.told .the fic impact they say it wjH ••; The senator made his assist in coordinating ex- : • Howili;j,Ihiid Ward isting programs 'as well as residents the . township's have on their communities. second effective onThurs- Republican Councilwoman, remarks' following. the Governing Body had passed 1 public presentation of the new ones. I will urge Senate In his letter to Mr. Affer- day, July 31 of next year. Ruth DeLuca said-she members to .consider this a resolution to the state ask- The liaison to the police thought the contract should "Action Plan for Children," ing for the new exit and it ton Mayor Nucera said he the recommendations of the legislation at the'next ses- has tried to have a meeting department, Councilman- be rebid to comply with the sion;" he i had not been supported by at-Large Fred' Eckel, law.1 Governor's Committee on the freeholders.. with the above bodies and ns services Plann- individuals and was told pointed out the reference to She was joined in yj • Sen. DiFrancesco con- MayqLNucera added_.ac-_ -the-work-schedules-in-the ing,'which Gov. Thomas tinued, "Nearly. 400.000 J -SpmsTThe resolution by Kean accepted July 10. cording" to the township's yy contract has been deleted Councilman Hayden and New Jersey children are_. research the'land for the terested because of their op- because the final details on Fourth Ward Republican Sen. DiFrancesco was growing up in poverty. r new exit, near St. John position to any additional tours of duty have not been Councilman Brian Toal. one of the legislators who These youngsters are sub- Vianney R.C. Church in ramp in Middlesex County. HANDS OF FRIENDSHIP.. .Recently students In three classes from Frank K. helped develop the commit- jected to serious nutritional Colonia, was already Adding his patience is Hehnly School In Clark were Invited to a Friendship Festival, funded by tee and has sponsored a deficiencies and Health care dedicated for that purpose- running out, the Clark the' New Jersey Elks and hosted by the Turtle Back Zoo. They were wide variety of measures problems. Our state's infant despite the fact the New mayor said, "At this point I treated to a day of touring the zoo, clowns, puppeteers, music and a focusing on children's mortality rate is higher than Jersey Dept. of Transporta- will only deal with the State Junch.-The'-day -was hosted by -the-members of more" than'30"Elks Lodges issues, including a bill to the national average. These tion says it is not. of New Jersey and no one throughout the state. Clark Lodge No. 2327 and Frank Rokosny made help the parents of children kinds of statistics should not Second Ward Coun- else. As mayor of this their day one to remember for a long time to come. One class wrote Its who are seriously ill. be allowed to continue in cilman William township of close to 18,000 thank you notes on the computer. At the festival, shown, left to right, are: "The legislation to the future. citizens I am responsible for -Back, row, Walter Moskwa, a teacher, Rebecca Runyon; second row, Brad establish a permanent com- noted the township is trying their welfare and safety and "We must address the to put pressure on Rahway Terrara, Joanne Karayannidls, Miriam Brezavscek and Mark Ferrara; mission for children was problems facing our 1 have every intention of front row, Mr. Frank Rokosny and Nicole Corbo. one of the actions recom- to support its position on doing exactly that. For too children now. They are our the Inman Ave. exit by mended by the committee," future." many years this township said the legislator. "This negotiating about Clark's has been shunned and push- support of a truck traffic ed aside as to its needs with plan for the county absolutely no concern of resource-recovery plant feeling over the safety of Regional accepts $5,500 in vocational aid proposed for Rahway. the people of Clark and Responding to • a letter those motorists who are pointed Victoria Me-, school, Mrs. Susan Study Team, was given. from Kenneth C. Afferton, The Union County also voted to re-appoint the forced to enter and exit the Regional High School firm of Johnstone, Skok, Cullough to replace Valerie ! Dougherty, had her salary The education body also the chief engineer for design Garden State Parkway at Malloy as head gymnastics increased from $30,200 to voted to continue the place- for the state department of District No. 1 Board of Loughlin and Lane as the Education, which governs attorney for the body from Coach at a stipend of $31,000, effective on June I ment of a classified student Arthur L. Johnson July 1 of this year to Mon- $2,368. of this year, and will have it from Clark at the Midland Regional High School in day, June 30, 1986 at the Dave Cowden was- increased again, to $33,000, School in North Branch Mr. Crater resigns Clark, July 16 authorized annual retainer of $12,000. chosen to be head girls ten- effective on Sunday, Sept. 1 during 1985-1986. Board secretary, Harold R. nis coach at a stipend of of this year, for completing Placement at (he school Burdge, Jr., to accept . Named assistant soccer $1,698. 30 credits beyond her may not. be for the full Council candidacy $5,500 in Vocation Educa- coach at Johnson at a sti- The following staff master's degree. school year since the tion Summer Work Study pend of $1,572 was Steve members will be employed Board approval was given parents will be seeking Due to his increased devote," said Mr. Crater. ._ LUNOASSN. HONORS VOLUNTEER\. .The American Lung Funding. Petruzzelli. in the business education to pay the following former residential placement responsibilities as a member—"On the" bright "side, lam "Assn. of Central New Jersey honors volunteer, School body members The education body ap- summer workshop at employes the stated through the Division of of the Union County. Board happy to announce we Juel Kosowlcz of Clark, for her dedicated ser- stipends of $11 each per amounts for unused sick Developmental Disabilities V'* vice to the association. Presenting the gift Is ,of Taxation Second Ward already have a number of or a private parcel service to only lures young people in- hour according to- school leave which had been ac- of the state with possible Republican . candidate for very fine potential can- Patricia A. Elchele, a registered nurse and past body approval: Lydia crued at the time of their placement at another facili- president of the association. The association Is sell or transport drug to drug experimentation, Township Councilman, didates to replace my can- paraphernalia. Violators but also leads them to Briechle, Antoinette retirement: Fay Friedman, ty. , George W. Crater, today didacy. I am confident the committed to the prevention and control of librarian, $1,165; Melyin lung disease.. ' would be subject to a max- believe the controlled Malloy, Karen Rusin, Ed- resigned his candidacy for ward committee of the imum penalty of three years substances are equally ac- ward' Shustack, Joseph Lefevcr, guidance School body members, Clark's Second Ward Coun- Republican Party will select imprisonment and a cepted as legal." Hubert, Rose Stoj. Ann counselor,. $1,500; Harry also gave their, permission cil seat. . -1. a candidate who will bring Rinaldo seeks $100,000 fine. Pinney and Ruth Perry. Linkin, director pf the adult for a tuition special educa- "I very much would like pride to Clark and fine The lawmaker said the Among the many devices school, $1,500, and -Doris tion student in the regional to serve as a councilman in public service to the office legislation is needed to get sold by mail are inhalers for • The irtstructor for the Anderson, a teacher, $110. district to participate in a order to carry. the fight of Second Ward coun- mail order ban at paraphernalia dealers snorting cocaine, pipes and workshop, John Bukavich, Two college students, special needs pre-vocational against the irresponsible ac- cilman," he added, who have . circumvented wrapping paper for smoking will be paid $20 per hour. Maria Papaianni and Mary program at the Union tions of our Democratic Mr. Crater, who also is state and local laws outlaw- marijuana and assorted Board members gave MacMillan were given per- County. Vocational School controlled Governing Body the Clark Republican chair- on drug tools ing these sales by offering .publications that bear such, their permission for the mission to do their student in Scotch Plains. to the Council' arena. man,'invited all interested their products through the titles as "Marijuana following members of the teaching at the township On the recommendation However, I made a personal Catalog- and "The Cocaine ward residents to send their Rep. Matthew J. Rina- drug paraphernalia and mail. ' . Johnson.Child Study Team school during the upcoming of an engineering survey " commitment to serve a full resumes to the Clark "What they are doing is Handbook," he pointed out. to be paid the following fees school year. conducted by M. Disko ldo. whose district includes advertising aimed at luring Rep. ftinaldo said some term on the Union Cojnty Republican Committee, 461 Clark, today called for a children into, drug use, legal, but from my point of for one day of employment, Associates, which showed Board of Taxation. I have Westfield Ave.. Clark so the He • charged, dealers in view there is an inherent of the; magazine advertising July .2 of this year, when Approval for a Berkeley an emergency exists in the very best candidate can be ban on mail order sales of by accessories' dealers ap- condition of the outdoor J found keeping that commit- drug accessories are making contradiction in the-sale 'they were required to at- Heights student enrolled in ment •would make- it dif- chosen by the Republican fiscal policies to our com' millions by (exploiting and advertising of articles . pears to be aimed specifical- tend an administrative law the - trainable mentally, football field bleachers at ficult to devote .as much ward committee to carry munity. The people, of- young people and spreading primarily — and in. some ly at chDdreh:' .;: hearing: Dr. Roger retarded program at the four regional high time to the office of coun- the. Republican-Party to vie Clark can be certain I shall the Use of cocaine and other cases exclusively —.design- ,• -He cited'one, advertise- Maitland, psychologist, Johnson' to participate in a schools the school body ap- cilman as I would like. tory in November. • do everything proper and habit-forming iillegal drugs. ed for use with controlled ment promoting a mari- $131; Mrs Jo Ann Diana, shared-time program during: proved the. repairs upon: Therefore, I am resigning "We considdr victory in honorable to- attain victory substance's which;,, are juana pipeii! called the SI I7.5dr and Mrs. Karen 1985-1986 at the Occupa- receipt of: three: written| Rep. RinaJdo joineCa.pi- quotations at a maximum my candidacy in favor of a the Second Ward to be very for .our Republican can- partisan grown |h the House illegal,- the tegjstttqr^ said. tPocket-Size Power Hitter," Vinacqur, social worker, tional Center of Union County in Roselle, follow- cost of $42,148, which has, Republican candidate who essential for the restoration didates on the Clark ballot," • m ^nsoruCfcgis^tlon to vrTherc is moun' — which boasted Vtbe pipe 1 would be able to devote the of a viable two-party system concluded Chairman A member of the English ing the recommendation of been allocated in the| make it Ulegali tooise 'the; the free and "Fits SmaU Hands. DeHyers 198586 bd^ time which I had hoped jo in Ctork andjjy>ring_betler .Crater, :_^:...,::;r,:^ ia,Big;Hlt.-.- '.,[••" ' ' department at the Clark the Clark Behoofs Child

\ * --RAHWAY-NEWS.RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT- PAGE 2 THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1985 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT 'In His Name' OCLCL incorporates 'In His Name" UHN) Inc. Others elected to the EDITOt'S.NOTC: In order for us to adequately prepare the was born on July 2 in New board were: Mr. and Mrs. Community Calendar, all events for the following week Jersey to serve in two ways: Thomas Cerami, Mr. and should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the WEDNESDAY before (1) By seeking an Mrs. Robert Dzerco, Mr. you would like them to appear. outstanding individual or and Mrs. Joseph Pasapia, • • * couple who give of Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Craig. RAHWAY themselves for the good of The Rev. William Halbing, others. Then having a Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil, -MONDAY, JUIY 29 - Chamber of Commerce, celebration to honor them. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ware General Meeting, 7 p.m., Columbian School, corner of (2) By gathering together and Mrs. Theresa Stinger. New Brunswick and E. Hazelwood Aves. people who wish to pool -TUESDAY, AUG. & - City Council, Pre-Meeting their funds to help others. Mr. Dzerco will function Conference, Council Chambers, City Hall. One City Hall At the first board meeting as treasurer and Mrs. Anne Plaza, 7:30 p.m. Citizens Youth Recreation Committee. KIWANIS MOTIVATED... RU3S Taylor, right, a held in May Jeffrey Barry Marie Nappi will be the cor- -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7 - Parking Authority, 7:30 member of the Klwanls Club of Rahway, thanks guest was elected president of the responding secretary. p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall, One City Hall Plaza. speaker, Gerard J. Naylls, of Pyric Associates, Inc. of board. Rahway Italian-American Club, 8:30 p.m., club. New Bergenfield. At the last weekly meeting of the club Mr. Mr. Barry resides in Keith Stinger will function Brunswick Ave. Naylls explained the various types of motivation. He Madison and is employed as executive secretary and -MONDAY, AUG. 12 - City Council. Regular noted there are three main reasons for motivation. They will provide information. He DETERMINED LADY .. .Uaanne Purvis as Anne plots as a vice president of J. Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall, One City are: Motivation by incentive, fear motivation and attitude may be reached by to be rid of her husband -- one way or another - In the Henry Schroder Bank & Hall Plaza. motivation. He explained the pros and cons of each telephoning 574-3008. SUMMERFUN production of "Stage Struck." The Trust Co. of New York. -TUESDAY, AUG. 13 - Rahway Historical Society. 8 form of motivation. The Klwanls Club of Rahway meets BEST IN THE STATE.. .Union County Paratranslt and Plalnfleld Red Cross Simon Gray thriller will be presented to Saturday, July p.m.. Merchants' & Drovers' Tavern, St. George and on Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m. at the Columbian Club In driver, Lawrence Hlnton, center, Is congratulated by, left to right, Mabel also campaigned for mayor 27 In the alr-condltloned Memorial Auditorium of Mont- vice officer. Charlie Brame; Westfield Aves., Liberty Square. Rahway. Slas, director of the Plalnfield Area Red Cross; Plalnfleld Mayor Richard and freeholder, but was clalr State College In Upper Montclalr, N.J. For further WOK RECIPES HIT SPOT ... Emilia Cruel, left, a chaplain. The Rev. Gerald -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14 - Rahway Italian-American L. Taylor, Union County Manager Louis J. Colettl and Roberta Qrayson. defeated. Undaunted, she Information or reservations please telephone reolstered dietitian at Rahway Hospital, Darren, sergeant-at-arms, Club, Women's Auxiliary, New Brunswick Ave. Union * County Paratranslt Systems manager, for winning the First Annual persevered and was in- 746-9120. recently demonstrated the art of wok cooking Herbert Doyle, 3rd; -THURSDAY, AUG. IS - Board of Education, New Jersey State Paratranslt Roadeo. for employes as part of the dietary depart- strumental in winning the historian, Norman Han- Caucus, 8 p.m., Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior ment's celebration of National Nutrition election for Senate nibal, and judge advocate, High School. Month. With some help from Darla Rozdilsky, chaplain. Lawrence Finn, 3rd. -MONDAY, AUG. 19 - Board of Education, Regular dietary supervisor, she stirs together the In- The incoming officers of Meeting, 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. Paratransit driver wins Roadeo The American Legion LONG AND SHORT OF IT... Rahway Summer Band gredients for a tasty, nutritious meal that Is Post No. 499 were installed and American Legion Aux- -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21 - Rahway. Italian-American also low In cholesterol. Employes were able to by Union County American Club, 8:30 p.m.,-club. New Brunswick Ave. A Union County judged . for their perfor- transportation School saxophonists, Jack Kopp, left, and Brian Kelly, iliary's National Conven- Paratransit driver was judg- mance in using the lift on disadvantaged residents "of are two' of Rahway Summer Band School's students sample the three main dishes that she Legion commander, Gor- tion will be held in New -MONDAY, AUG. 24 - Chamber of Commerce, prepared and take home the recipes. don Fugee, and his staff. General Meeting, 7 p.m., Columbian School, corner of ed the best in the state in the vehicle when picking up Union County to medical, who will present their final concert of the season on Orleans from Friday, Aug. the First Annual New and discharging clients in educational, employment, Thursday, July 26 at 7 p.m. In the Rahway Junior High They were: Commander. 23 to Wednesday, Aug. 28. New Brunswick and E. Hazelwood Aves. Jersey State Paratransit wheelchairs in addition to social and recreational Berley Hanna, for a second School auditorium. The program Is free to the public and The Department of New Roadeo, sponsored by New .their politeness and facilities.^ will feature musical selections Including "Sesame Legion Auxiliary term; first vice commander, ersey Transit, am) neld councuusness in' Ucultug' I tin tun Toby Huff; second vice Jersey's American .Legion Street," "New,York, New Voik," JCIiuck Manqlono'o and American Legion Aux- -SUNDAY, AUG. 4 - Dr. William'Robinson Planta- •27 ar-the' Somerset with the clients. contributed to the better "Chase the Clouds Away," and a patriotic grand finale. mmander,. Eugeqc Han- tion and Museum, 593 Madison Hill Rd., 1 to 4 p.m. Holiday Inn, Louis J. Colet- "The Paratransit System ment of life for the people dy; third vice commander, iliury's Convention will be The Rahway Dept. of Recreation, under the direction of officers in Wildwood from Thurs- Guided tours by members of Clark Historical Society. ti, county manager, an- will provide approximately of Union County," said Richard Qrltschke, sponsors the five-week band pro- Harvey Williams; adjutant, Porcelain china painting demonstration by Mrs. Alexan- nounced. 225,000 rides to county Mayor Taylor. "This is a The recently-installed of- Sharpe, and her staff of of- Virginia Draper; finance of- day to Saturday, Sept. 5 to gram for area student In grades four to 12 with the sup- ficers. 7. dra Paffmann. Lawrence Hinton was residents using the service prime "example of a port of local organizations, Including the Rahway ficers of American Legion ficer, Albert Snowden; ser- -TUESDAY, AUG. 6 - Regional Board of Education, honored at Plainfield City this year," said Chairman municipality and the court Elementary Schools' Parent-Teacher Asans., the Auxiliary Unit No. 499 of The Girls State commit- ty working together." SWEET SUCCESS The annual spring parties coSScied by the Senior Auxiliary of Regular Meeting. 8 p.m., Instructional Media Center, Hall by Mr. Coletti, Union Malgran. "To have a driver Rahway Junior High School Parent-Teacher Assn., Rahway for 1985-1986 are: tee members, Mrs. Vashti Children's Specialized Hospital In Mountainside this year resulted In an $ 18,000 Qlft to Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield. County Freeholder Chair- from our county win this Mr. Hinton was awarded Rahway Local No. 31 of the Policemen's Benevolent President, Mrs. Elsie Rcdick; Mrs. Frances support the hospital's Adaptive Systems Clinic. Dr. Martin Diamond demonstrates IT'S OFFICIAI Muriel Smith, executive director of -TUESDAY, AUG. 13 - Planning Board, Executive man G. Richard Malgran state-wide competition is a a two-foot trophy that will Assn., Rahway Unit No. 6 of the American Legion Aux- Williams; first vice presi- Bryant, Mrs. Edith Perkins, demonstration of the ex- some of the new equipment purchased with the gift for staff physical therapist, Sue the Visiting Homemaker Service of Central Union Coun- Meeting, Municipal Building, Westfield Ave. and Plainfield Mayor go to a new winner each iliary, the Klwanls Golden "K", the Rahway Junior Ser- dent, Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Simmons, selected cellence of our Paratransit year. He gets to keep Pancurak, and. standing, from left, Mrs. Paul Kolterjahn, Senior Auxiliary president; ty, at 526 North Ave., Westfield, receives a certificate -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14 - Board of Adjustment, Ex- Richard L. Taylor for winn- vice League, the Rahway Italian-American Club Stockley; second vice presi- and sponsored to the Girls ing the competition that system." slightly smaller but just as Mrs. Robert Sutman, spring parties chairwoman, and Richard B. Ahlfeld, executive documenting the accreditation of the agency by the Na- ecutive Meeting, 8 p.m., Conference Room, Municipal WAITING FOR YOU ... Ben]l Is a 12-month-old shaggy Women's Auxiliary, the Knights of Columbus, the dent, Mrs. Wilhelmina State at Rider College in was designed to duplicate rewarding trophy. He also director of the pedlatrlc rehabilitation hospital. tional HomeCarlng Council from Forrest Blandlng, presi- : Building, Westfield Ave. dog who Is neutered and has all shots. He Is Just about Mr. Hinton has been a Rahway Community Mothers Club and local Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. Lawrenceville. Miss Holly -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21 - Clark Taxpayers Coali- everyday driving tasks, in- Union County Paratransit won a $300 United States dent of the board of trustees. She also reported to Mr. Frances Bryant; recording Jones of 790 Bryant St., the 40 pounds, but has been unable to find a home cluding safety con- Savings Bond, $200 in cash businesses. Blanding the state agency, the Home Care Council of tion, 8 p.m.. Library, Westfield Ave. because everyone thinks he's a little too large. Benjl driver for six years and a Prof. Fishinger secretary, Lynn Anderson; daughter of The Rev. and -MONDAY, AUG. 26 -Board of Adjustment, sciousness, reduction of ac- Plainfield Red Cross driver and a weekend for two in New Jersey, had recently completed Its accreditation corresponding secretary, Mrs. Donald B. Jones, and desperately needs a home and someone who cares.'If cidents and skill and sen- Atlantic City, presented by * KEEP study of the county service and had granted full ac- -: Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Interested In this deserving pet or one of the other for eight years. Mrs. Rtfth Simmons; Miss Kimberly Brewer of ' •: Building, Westfield Ave. sitivity in handling The Plainfield Red Cross New Jersey Transit. chairs unit creditation. Both of these evaluations had involved historian, Mrs. Amelia 1237 Whelan PI., the dogs, cats, or kittens, please telephone 486-0230 or AMERICA review of the office procedures and the qualifications -TUESDAY, AUG. 27 - Elementary Board of Educa- wheelchair-bound clients. is one of the providers for When asked about hav- Bryant; chaplain, Mrs. daughter of Mrs. Evette 276-6302. Pet owners are also urged to telephone for and performance of the aides and the office staff. Mr. tion, Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Building, the Paratransit System, a_J. ing to return the impressive STRONG at Union Friends of Animals low-cost spaying and neutering pro- Blandlng spoke on behalf of the trustees, complimen- Virginia Kemp and Brewer. ;> Schlndjer Rd. Planning Board, Regular Meeting, "Recognition such as this unit of the Union County' | trophy in a year, Mr. Hin- gram. A Rahway resident. Prof. ting the director and the entire staff for their success In sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. The alternate delegate ' • Municipal Building, Westfield Ave. _ is the best example of the Dept. of Human Services. ton matter-of-factly Sondra Fishinger of committment of county of- achieving national and state accreditation. Mary White. These officers was Miss Danielle Alston of Robin renaissance The Paratransit System answered, "I plan to win it Rahway, a member of the were installed by the Union Stockton St. At Rider Holly ficials to the safe transporta- provides rides for the elder- next year, too." English/Fine Arts/Modern County Organization Aux- Other songbirds may flee tion of its, elderly and han- ly, disabled and , Dr. Jim Genakos Languages DepLat Union Jones participated in the dicapped >(Kmation," Mr. Prof. Fishinger holds two currently competing work iliary president, Mrs. Laura band and choral group. She when people move in but Treatment of Foot Disorders: County-^College;- was ap- masters degrees, one infor a deiWratc in American y — ^VtaC >" ''A"1( ""i <'>•)»•< SKI.KCTION OK l4\ NK.kDI.KWORK /•*!•

THURSDAY. JUL' 1985 RAHWAY>IEWS-RECORD/CLARk PATRIOT ~RAHWA"Y~NEWSRECORD/CD\RKPATRIOT" Education unit tops KAIIWAY / Jack R. Jones : JSecorb VCaf£@ 'Patriot A Rahway resident, presi- tificate of advanced U.lo- Ceualif'a N.M.1 U/^Uv E.I.UUk—d IMS dent of The Berkeley graduate study in business Schools' Garret Mountain education from Temple campus, will serve for theUniversity. He is an educa- C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI ELLEN VIGILANTE next year as president of the Advertising Manager New Jersey Business Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor Education Assn. "THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD (USPS 454160) and THE CLARK PATRIOT Mr. Jones joined The (USPS 1157601 arc published weekly on Thursday for S 10.00. $12.00 outside Mid- Berkeley Schools in 1982 dlesex or Union Counties.by Tabloid Lithographers. Inc.. 2l°Ccniral Avc.. P.O. Box and oversees programs in 1061. Railway. N.J. 07065. Second-class postage raid at Rahway. NJ. secretarial, fashion, POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD business and automated of- CLARK PATRIOT.P.O. Box 1061. Rahway. N.J. 070/55." Ice technology, leading to associate in applied science \

V..SM^ JMt( Ulb l degrees, as well as shorter diploma programs. He was previously vice AWARD WINNERS...In Rahway's Roosevelt School "Read-At-Home Contest, president of academic shown, left to right, are: Tyler Stripko, Samantha Santangelo, Shanen Egan, Todd affairs/co-ordinator of Hlngle and Wai Ming Kwok. academic affairs for the Strollers, carriers, games Taylor Business Institute in Bridgewater, and at that Prizes awarded and accessories of all kinds Congressman TAKE MY time served on the associa- were displayed. Three tion's executive board. students, Shanen Egan, CHECKING THEM OUT ... Processing "Immigrants" at "EHIs Island" during the play, in 'Foulksville' Laura Oskutis and "Freedom Bound." at Clark's Frank K. Hehnly School is Christopher MacVlcar. third He also served as pro- Jack R. Jonas Meredith Zuccarelli. wore from left. Being processed, shown, left to right, are: Marc Ferrara, Ed Wray, Vincent Bernard gram director at Bloomfield Abraham Burciaga, 220, tional doctorate candidate Prizes were awarded for clothes that matched the Corsentlno and Ron Czajkowski. College, in which he over- the annual "Read-At- 10th, Purvi Patel, 193; outfits of their Cabbage rd saw development of a non- in educational administra- Home" contest Held in the 11th, Meredith Zuccarelli, Patch kids. Shanen Egan traditional' adult-accelerated tion and supervision with PROMISE OF LIBERTY ... Performing in the play "Freedom Bound," about an Im- Dwycr FOR IT specialization in higher rstgrade class of Mrs. 188 books; 12th. Mark and Jason Kwok won the LIGHTING THE WAY ... "Freedom Bound" on their way to the United States In a re- degree program. Earlier Dorothy Foulks at Giermanski, 152; 13th, migrant family and their journey to the United States at Clark's Frank K. Hehnly School, positions included a post as education at Seton Hall and name-match contest. shown, left to right, ere: John Meyer, Kristy Parise, Jeffrey Glasser, Michael Sommer cent play at Clark's Frank K. Hehnly School, shown, left to rlfjht, are: Karin Uchtman. JO & JOHN JACOBSON is at the dissertation stage. Roosevelt School in Stacey Wohltman, 147 Meredith Zuccarelli won Richard Skalaskl, Michael Gemey and Melanle Ware. Reports THOMAS CRAPPER upervisor of veterans books; 14th, WaiMing and Kerry Dillon, and sitting, Yolanda Urbanskl and Usa Goodman. education and training for Active in the National and Rahway. the prize for the best jour- (RECIPIENT OF AN UNFLATTERING Eastern Business Education The student who wonKwok. 140, 15th.. Aleshia nal article about her Cab- the New Jersey State Dept. Wiseman, 112; 16th Alton Josephine Black • MEMORIAL) of Education's Division of Assns., Mr. Jones serves on irst prize was Tyler bage Patch entry and she 'Stage Struck' Government looks Words that come from people's names are called Vocational Education and the eastern group's Stripko. He read 906 books. Blue, 87, and 17th, Doug also won a prize for the big: Hehnly pupils learn on dean's list eponyms. Poor Thomas Crapper, an Englishman, did not Career Preparation, pro- "Educator of the Year" Second prize went to Kevin Kube. 57. gest family..- atSUMMERFUN deserve his eponymical immortality. In 1870 he invented awards panel. He is an Homan for 560 books; A township student, gram supervisor for the All readers received a The class also enjoyed Josephine Margaret Black, one of the most important conveniences known to man Jersey City State College evaluator for accrediting Samatha Santangelo was prize for their participation. Cabbage Patch bingo and Just when you thought it Gene Grillo plays for missing children •the modern flushing toilet system. What a sad legacy he commission visits and a g g the daughter of Mr. and Center far Occupational third with 440 books; Todd In addition "Foulksville" word l Th l about their roots was safe to go back into the Robert, Lisanne Purvis is -Wt-hw-hAii.nl .Th a tn-in h-ir fipnritivply hrpn banished to puzzles. The class Mrs. Randall A. Black of 3 III rcc^clU iiibiilli^CtJinjiciw* liub Lakcii unpOlUllil itipi EUlucatiuii—ami Jxilig—a- nymhffrof thr Management Hirlgk was fourth with 330 ., students observed "Cabbage h theatre SUMMFERFUN is Anne, Tim Threlfall is Her- to combat a widely recognized national tragedy •• missing the outhouse of history. Mrs Innet Stripko nificance did the answer'this question. their journey to the land of presenting "Stage Strudk," Norwood Circle, was nam- business teacher at Linden Education Committee for books; the fifth-place win-PaUih Day." Forty Cabbage and" Mrs. Maureen . Egan, Statue of Liberty am Recently ihcy presented- » - —• man and Martin Ilzkowilz ed to the dean's list for the children. Sir John Harrington did not fare much better. He the Assn. of Independent ner was Amy Kwong with Patch Kids, Preemies and now to.Samrday, July 37,— portrays-'Widu'n.uiiilK,. — developed an earlier but similar flushing system during High School. served refreshments. Island have for foreigners a musical play, "Freedom tribulations of immigrants second term 37 the Late last year legislation was approved and signed in- Colleges and Schools. 311; sixth, Shanen Egan Koosas came to class. The settling in the United Bound," by Jill and Michael as well as opportunities af- In • the. play Robert SUMMERFUN will con- 1984-1985 academic year at to law addressing this problem. In the last several weeks I the rein of Queen Elizabeth I, which was used in her Graduated from Mont- Married to the former with 308; seventh, Laura classroom was turned into a 'Friends' to meet forded them in America Simon, once-successful clude its 14th season from palace. He, too, was immortalized by having the room in- States? Gallina, native New the University of Dayton in have had an opportunity to chair Appropriations Com- clair State College with a Sharyn Loughlin and the Oskutis, 304, ninth. veritable Cabbage Patch. Jerseyans. It is the story of were portrayed in song, stage manager, now keeps Tuesday, July 30 to Satur- Dayton, Ohio. mittee hearings reviewing the justice department's im- which his device was housed forever named after him-the bachelor of arts degree in father of two children, Mr. on Aug. 12 Students of the Frank K. house for his wife, Anne, a Hehnly School in Clark can an immigrant family and dance and drama. day, Aug. 10 with the To achieve the honor the plementation of this new law. I am firmly committed to John. business education, he Jones is active at St. Agnes The next scheduled The program was respected actress. Although bawdy musical comedy, ensuring the success of this important new initiative. earned a master in arts R.C. Church in Clark. He Robert makes no secret of. secondary education major Community group meeting of the . Roselle directed by Mrs. Gloria "The Best Little had to achieve a 3.5 or In the United States each year thousands of children degree in educational ad- has served as president of Chapter of Compassionate Havens, music teacher, and his dalliances with other Whorehouse in Texas." disappear from their homes. These children are at great ministration from Seton St. Agnes Elementary GOP trio supports women, he appears con- higher grade-point average Friends will be Monday, Jack Tomasovich, an art In residence at Montclair out of a possible 4.0. risk of physical harm and exploitation. The problems are Hall University and a cer- School Board of Education. Aug. 12 at 7:45 p.m. at the teacher, assisted by James tented. Then one day his compounded by the fact abducted children are frequently seeks day campers State College, SUMMER- First National Bank of fight on crime Powers, physical education wife, on the advice of her FUN holds all perfor- t moved from one locality to another, requiring the co- PODIATRIC | The Rahway Community | environment and socialize- Roselle, at Fourth Ave. and teacher. psychiatrist, decides to end mances at 8:30 p.m. in the operation and co-ordination of local, state and federal Union County Republican during the Democratic their marriage. 1 law-enforcement efforts. Action Organization's Sum tion skills. Chestnut St. air-conditioned Memorial MEDICINE mer Day Camp program Daily transportation is Compassionate Friends is freeholder candidates, G. Primary Elections. Robert takes revenge on Auditorium. Tickets are The "Missing Children's Assistance Act" was ap- Richard Malgran of Plain- Specifically we strongly op- and i proved as part of the continuing resolution for fiscal year started on June 24 and the provided for the youngsters an international, non-profit, both Anne and her doctor, $7.50 Tuesday to Thursday and they are also served two field, William H. Eldridge of pose the idea of prison WORKING THEIR WAY UP ... Showing some of the professions the early immigrants making use of his oldand $9 Friday and Satur- 1 1985. This provision seeks to provide federal leadership group is still enrolling those non-denominational, self- farms in our county parks, SURGERY from six to 14 years of age. full, balanced meals and a Berkeiey'Heights and James to the United States engaged in during the play, "Freedom Bound," at Clark's Frank K. theatrical talents. Amid sud- day. and assistance in dealing with missing children. help' organization offering J. Fulcomer of Rahway, to- oppose the idea of sprinkl- The fee for the camp is snack during the day. friendship and understan- Hehnly School, shown, left to right, are: Jason DelGandlo, Michael Kolesar, Brett Ar- den appearances of corpses, The bill authorizes the administrator of the Office of day announced they will co- ing county prisoners around nold, John Meyer and Leonard Rothbard, Student and senior Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), based on a state-imposed Other special events will ding to parents who have HONOR AMERICA deaths that may or may not Or. Marshall Felrfman's operate closely with the the county, oppose the idea be real, the playgoer hardly citizen discounts are always which is part of the justice department, to establish and sliding-fee scale that in- be photography and cook- suffered the grief of a child's Union County prosecutor of housing county prisoners and assorted household FOOTNOTES ing classes taught by staff death. dares to blink for fear of available. For reservations operate a national toll-free hotline to aid in the location of cludes gross income and to fight criminal elements, at Runnells Hospital and Holy ads. after a ° Saturday • July 1085-1986 safety, patrol, members. Mrs. Karen Paula Dubitsky, the chair- Smart Shoppers know that Sale Days In Westfield offer even more June 18. Presentations were-made to the school Abcams and Mrs. Nnnf^_^Hnnn««Baiy of the College East Campus in Charles' Ropars, soccer son University in Dcland, single 4o right by .Sandy than bargains! In Westfield, you always find courteous, personaliz- crossing guards by various members of the -oe>aches-of-th«"W«»MieU- ill 017 'SI* '30* woman of the business Fla. for the spring, 1^85, Baranowski, and Meg Parent-Teacher Assn. presented the ''FSJrol 6f Hillside:;.Ochrimenko-said —1*K: »I,M|JO— ed service. A charming Environment. And grdciousnessl safety patrol. Frank Lukasiewicz, safety direc- group rates arc available. school district; and Richard ^y Snechan-reached -bn-an-in— the Year Award" to Sandy Lubln, third from UMtH. tor for the Rahway schools; right, presented right, for exceptional excellence. Looking on, He can be reached by Searchwell of Plainfield, an 110 '11 Grodner of the business . inRinrere friend* nr» much field error, but the majors' .WWtfiald Associatioh of Merchants, Retoii Division, Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce certificates to the 1984-1985 safety patrols for second from left. Is Mrs! Dorothy Foulks, telephoning 527-2435. ' assistant to Ochrimenko at UIMUY $ department like ittinHowii — thay •!>• with brought in Rose Kalisal to a Job well done. Trooper Ray Qlowackl, left, of Roosevelt School safety advisor. Kean College soccer Kean College. 110 >3U 'SI** 31* 4144 . t4.17J.M Women's -Network, an you only when th* nun aMnea* stop the rally.fShe was the PAGE 6 THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1985 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT- THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1985 PAGE 7 jobs out there for graduates of the program," Mr. DeLuca added. - Seton to conduct Motivated by his desire to one day be a chemical engineer and do more of the soccer instruction theoretical work, he is also The sixth annual soccer of the school is to provide sensitive to how much his • • • school will be in session fundamental and advanced achievement means to his from Monday to Friday, techniques of soccer to SPORTS Aug. 12 to 16 at Mother young playere. parents. "My father started work- Seton Regional High School Miller and Sabaliauskas ing for Western Electric in Clark from 9 a.m. to 3 each have 18 years' playing when he was only 19 years p.m. experience on the high The cost for the school, school, college and amateur old. He 'struggled along' level. They attended yearly and worked cxtremely_hard $65 per week, includes a free shirt, insurance, awards clinics and workshops on for many years and was pro^ modern coaching methods. moted to supervisor,"- he and a week of soccer in- struction. Individual skills, Last year's school attracted said. "He's had multiple 55 youngsters. sclerosis for IS years and DANCE EXPERTS ... Evan Robb, left, and Shannon group and team tactics and Toney together with Julie Kawczynskl, not shown, physical fitness will be Enrollment will be has been bedridden now for limited. For further infor- two-and-a-half years ... I acted as judges for the Breakdance Extravaganza held stressed. recently at the Rahway Public Library. This event was The school is under the mation please contact know how happy he is Miller at 28 Smiths La., when I do well." one of a series of summer activities for Rahway young direction of Woodbrldge adults. High School head coaches, East Brunswick or Gregg Miller and Samtelephone 2540919. MIDTOWN Sabaliauskas. The purpose Shotwell captures ON THE ... Rahway Recreation Dept. twlrlers march In the Memorial Day DINING IN STYLE... At the recent "Diner de Marc Gelber, Mrs. Claudls Charles Philippe and Gene 'arade in May. Classes will be held again this fall In schools in Rahway. Printemps" of the Les Amis D'EscoHler Society of New Scanlan. Mrs. Philippe Is the president of Lucullus Cir- ELIZABETH playground crown Playground champs York, at the Carlyle Hotel In New York shown, left to cle, one of the nation's most renowned gourmet Shutta; and Harry Gopal; right, the owners of the Summit Hotel In Summit, societies. Mr: Scanlan Is founder and president of ELIZABETH Broad St., Grand St., Jersey St. Once again the Annual boys 13-yearoldandunder, members of the Gelber and Welnerman families, are: Eugene R. Scanlan Enterprises, a hotel and restaurant BREWING NEW CAREER .. .Patrick Deluca of Clark, a Elizabeth Ave., near Courthouse Rahway Recreation Dept. take 31 medals Tennis team ready Mark Gruber; Jason Noah; Seated, Marshall Welnerman, Mrs. Marshall Welner- consulting firm and is overseeing the current $5 million recent graduate of the chemical technology Summer" Playgrounds The Rahway Recreation Catrina Jones, fourth in the Brand Viera; Richie man, Mrs. Ivlng Gelber and Mrs. Marc Gelber; standing, renovation of the Summit Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Welner- program at Union County College in Scotch Olympics were held at Dept.'s summer playground softball throw for distance; Ptakowski; Don Brock, and Irving Gelber, Dr. Larry Gelber, Mrs. Larry Gelber, Dr. man are from Clark. Plains, works in the laboratory. Following his Veterans Field with over champions, competing at and third place for the for Edison match Andrew Wendell, and girls * KEEP * summer employment at National Starch, Mr._ 247 youngsters attending the state playground Olym- 200-yard relay team of: The Rahway Recreation It tied Westfield 4-4 on 16-year-oldand-under, Cin- DeLuca will continue his studies at New. Jersey AMERICA. l and competing. pic championships, held at Wilson, Andrew Lacefield, Dept. Youth Town Tennis July 1, beat Perth Amboy _dy Chencvert; Kim STRONG Institute of Technology In Newark. . The playground competi- Tenafly High School field, Arrington and Jamar Col- League Team will play its 4-3 on July 3 and lost to Moskwa: Rosemary BONUS FOR YMCA .. .Peter Kowal, chairman of.the YMCA Softball Marathon, se- tion was won by Shotwell won 31 medals. bert. lext match on Monday, Ju- Elizabeth and Millburn. Fahner; Diane Fanner, and SIDEWALK Field with 153 points Leading the medal rush Senior division medalists ly 29 against Edison at the The squad also played Tara Toth. cond from left, accepts abortus from Eva Pascale, to honor the players of the team Patrick DeLuca glad for representing Pascale Agency of Rahway. The game began at 4 a.m. and ended with followed by Howard Field were: Louis Romeo, who were: Sean Bell, second Westbrook Country Club Edison once "already, Cran- dawn lighting the sky. Congratulations were extended also to Josephine Polhemus, with 92, Flanagan Field, won the 880-yard run; place in the mile run; Mc- nd will conclude its ford, Scotch Plains and left, director of the Rahway Young Men's Christian Assn., and Carlos Garay, president 90; Cleveland Field, 44; Dwayne Arrington, who Call, fourth place in the schedule on Wednesday, Ju- Berkeley Heights. breaking tradition Madden Field, ' 39; won the junior boys basket- 100-yard dash; Lisa Jurado, ly 31. against New Pro- The team members are: of the board of trustees, lor the very successful YMCA benefit and the good neighbor : It wasn't the norm in his picked up good study ing to continue with schoof relationship with Carteret officials, who took part In the program held at Sullivan Field In Williams, 23; Madison ball foul shooting, and the third and fifth, respectively, vidence. Boys 18-ycarold andunder, Field. 22; Tully Field. 18: winning 200-yard boys in the 100-yard dash.and The team is coached by Steve Balla; Robert Collfer; 'amily to go on to college, habits." in September but I told SALE! yet (mm 2 p.m. un July 13 to 3 p.m. on .Inly 14 1 but with a lot of encourage- During his two years at them I would like a summer Stem Held, seven; brennan relay team; made Up of Hit lung jui . at. H Darren Moran, and Teddy ment and support from his the college he served as job," he said.. College. Stueber is the varsi- Field, six, and Roosevelt James McCall, Nick fourth in the softball pitch Mandhart and plays at atramaaos; coys lS-ycar- parents Patrick DeLuca of president of Mu Alpha That's exactly where he is ty wrestling coach for the Field. Robles, Mike Little and Bet- for accuracy; Sharon home on the city tennis old-and-under, Andrew Clark broke that tradition. Theta, the college's af- this summer. He describes Rahway High School In- Midget winners included: chly Lewis. Powell, second place in foul courts on Richard Blvd. Balla: Jason Algeo; Glen Two years ago he enroll- filiated chapter of thehis salary at National dians. Ureg Jones and Debbie Other midget division shooting; McCall, fifth ed in Union County Col- American Chemical Socie- Starch "great for a summer THURS., FRI. & SAT. * • • sortball throw Tor medal winners were: place in the long jump and lege's chemical technology ty, and was also accepted in- job. They are paying me Last week was Tennis distance; Shawn Quails and Shelton Colbert, fifth place Joann Rieger, fourth place program and now, after be- to Tau Alpha Pi, the na- based on the $16,000 salary Week in the city of Tanana Hill, softball pitch in the 440-yard run; Shawn in the Softball throw for ing graduated with honors, tional honors society for a full-time chemical techni- JULY 25, 26 & 27 Rahway. The recreation for accuracy; Vince Nappi Quails, fourth place in the distance, while Sharon he proudly anticipates his engineering technicians. He cian earns;" he said. department held tour- and Debbie Cisko, basket- softball accuracy throw; Powell, Nicki Kerns, Faith Denson and Thanel Shep- next few years In the bac- received two academic "There are a lot of good naments and clinics for ball foul shooting; Jones Debbie Cisko, fourth place ] calaureate program at the scholarships for the highest boys and girls six years old and Rokisha Caldwell, 50 in the softball throw for pard took second place in New Jersey Institute of grade point average and and up>who are residents of yard dash and Richard Eger distance, and Greg Jones, the 200-yard relay. • FRISH PISH DAILY • Technology In Newark to was selected for "Who's the city. There was noand Estalli Sully, running second in both the 50-yard After scoring 86 points LIVE lOBSTW - KING CRAB LEGS • CRABS study applied chemistry. Who in American Junior charge for the program. The long jump. dash and softball throw for and enjoying the • SWORDFISH • SALMON instructors were Hilda 'I hadn't done that well Colleges." distance. refreshments provided by The John V. Mara Memorial Fund Manhardt and William Junior winners included: the Tenafly Recreation IUMMIR SPICIAL In high school, but in my During his final semester Jim Caffrey and Catrina Junior division medal junior year I switched," Mr. at the college Mr. DeLuca Cladek. winners include: Gerard Dept. the Rahway team and Jones, softball throw for returned home'. DeLuca said. "1 discovered began working part-time at Robert Vislockl of the 2. Mary Runyon, 80. * * * distance; Anthony Merlo Wilson, second place in the LIVE LOBSTERS the satisfaction and ac-National Starch and The New Jersey Press Association Oak Ridge Golf Club had a Low Putts Freddie Russo won the and Valerie Ingram, softball 50-yard dash; Jim Caffrey, The following directors AT YOUR SERVICE... Philip Uhl, lett, the commander of Cranford Post No. 335 of the complishment of getting Chemical£orp. through the 36 and 33 for a 69 to win a Kay Kuntz. 30. most consecutive bouts pitch for accuracy; Dwayne second in the softball throw coached the team: Kurt Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Harold Seymour, a member of>the post, are presented good grades and learning." . co-operaflyfe, educational Scholarship Fund Football Classic spot in the State Public Golf KICKERS won by a boxer from New Arrington, basketball foul fordistanpftand third in the Koonce, Robert Latorre a copy of a resolution by the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders declaring the program 'the college offers Organization Champion- JULY 13 Jersey. He won his first 51 shooting; Gerald Wilson sortbairpitfh for accuracy; Randall Walker, Rudy $ "I was scared at first to go matches between July 12 Gibbs, Patty Weibush recent "The First New Jersey Supermarket of Veterans Services" day by Freeholder students., Through their ship Tournament that will Bob Huff, Dennis Pipala and Tawana. Hill, 50-yard with thil to college, since neither one and 17, 1944. He defeated Nancy Vill and Maria Cer -ChairmarrGrPilchard Malgran- _of_my_parents or my twovarious job placements be held at Flanders Valley md George Stoham, 73. dash; Merlo" and Catrina Strengthen -students are able to getjirst^ Giants - Packers in Flanders. JULY 14 Rocky Prograno by aJones, running long jump; va. .1193 St. George Ave., Colonia » 750 older sisters or Brolher had knockout in the second those gone," the two-time scholar- hand experience in the Dave Dougan had a 40 Al Vastano, Tony Coluc- Wilson, Andrew Laceficld, workplace, according to r round and Walter Cabey family Freeholders honor ship recipient said. "Union Saturday, August 17 • 8 P.M. and 40nr6Tan 80~ttrrom ctr-Mike-Gantilo-and-BilL County College has given1 Prof. Harry Sheather, co- plete in the match play at Goetz, 75. bert in the boys 200-yard ties ordinator of the chemical Ash Brook. rounds. me a lot of confidence and technology program. * * * Russo will by inducted in relay, and Tawana Hill, county veterans to someone you love. the teachers are great!" The tournament will Marathon Chairman Kalrina Jones, Donna Dar- "What I had learned in finish on Saturday, July 27 to the Boxing Hall of Fame ren and Rokisha Caldwell The Union County rent veterans services were Your Memorial Gift college was exactly what I 'eter Kowal, is very well at the" Princess in Lodi on INSTALL AIM helps support medical Mr. DeLuca said he with a 36 • hole final. in the girls 200-yard relay. Board of Chosen also available, staffed by needed to know to do the pleased with the first Friday. Nov. 15. Freeholders recently passaid~ county, state and federal research, education basically fell into the • * * Rahway Young Men's Senior winners included: and patient • chemical technology pro job," the Clarkite said. "I COLONIA COUNTRY * • * Mike Little and Jackie a resolution proclaiminijg^ government represen- had used all the same Christian Assn. Softbal "The First New Jersey tatives, veterans service service activities. gram. CLUB Marathon that raised over A layer of soil no thicker , softball throw for AUTOMATIC SETBACK "I was undecided in high techniques in my classes JUNIOR CLUB CHAM- distance; Dave Winters and Supermarket of Veterans organizations and military and laboratories." $8,000 the weekend of July than the width of a dime, Services" day in honor of and veterans groups. school about what I wanted PIONSHIP 12 for the YMCA. spread across an acre of Jackie Mcna, softball pitch and in service to all veterans to do. I knew someone In 1. Sam Grasso, Jr., 84. The team title was taken farmland, weighs about five for accuracy; Mike Irrizarry Nick Robles, Mike Little the program at Union After only four weeks on THERMOSTAT of Union County. "I am extremely pleased PRO DAY-JULY 13 by a Carteret team that won ( tons, says National Wildlife and Sharon Powell, basket- and Benchly Lewis, we are honoring the ARTHRITIS County College and I like the job National Starch of- Al Pollzzotto and Pete he five • game inter • town magazine. That's all theball foul shooting_. _; . James 200-yard relay and Sean This special program was rOUNDATION chemistry ... so \ thought fered the young student' a held at Rutgers University veterans of Union County, Yovich. series from Rahway. amount of soil most McCall, running long jump; I Bell in the mile run. and I hope all veterans who Send Gift to: I'd try it," he said. "The en full-time position. Scratch -• Tony La Sapio, RESULTS American farmlands are AND GET and offered information on Arlhrltli Foundation McCall and Sharon Powell. Refreshments were pro- attended this program 118 Roulu 73 8oulh vironment was nice and I "I already knew I was go- Yovich, Dr. Rich Gueci, Carteret Police, 9; able to replace, naturally. 100 yard-dash; McCall, vided. benefits and entitlements B.rlln Bo'O. N.J. MOM that are available to benefitted from it in some Robert Scarlato and Dick Rahway Police, 8. veterans and their way," said G. Richard Fuschetti. Carteret Mayor's, 16; A $10.00 dependents. Various Malgran, chairman of the JULY 14 Rahway Mayor's, S. assistance booths and Union County Board of 0 - 18 » Lou Petrozzlello, Carteret Fire Dept,, 12; workshops dealing with cur- Chosen Freeholders. Jerry De Falco, John La Rahway Fire Dept., 6. | NEW AUTO LOANS 1 Guardia, Polizzotto and Carteret Elks, 18;j REBATE: i Tony Monaco. Rahway Elks No. 1075, 7. 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