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VOL 162 NO. 25 RAHWAY. NEW JERSEVi THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1984 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS Slate could have final say on waste plant By R. R. Faszczewskl of the draft proposal which Mr. Fulcomer also said Fourth Ward Council- whereas the differential had However, the Second Despite the feelings of said the plant could provide the emergency management man Harvey Williams add- been as high a* 11 to 25% Ward representative did say Rahway residents either for storage of up to four days' coordinator should get aed the chief had not been before that. . " a survey he did of munici- or against the proposed supply of garbage. smaller salary, as should the the chief of the department palities of similar size a* resource-recovery plant in . He also told officials they director of law. for his full time of service Although lie objected to Rahway around the county the city the state could step should tell the county Rah- He added the city clerk, with the city and the busi- -tne-fact the assistant public had shown the city to be in at any time and ten the way did not want a plant who is also the clerk for the ness administrator deserved works superintendent was pretty much in line with the city it has to locate the plant which would process 347 Alcoholic Beverage Control a much larger salary beca- paid $5,000 eXttaofor being others. here. million tons of garbage but Board, should get paid less use he runs the entire city the supervisor of the water The mayor told Council- That was the consensus would only settle for afor the second position administration, whereas the department, ' Councilman man Marsh by combining of opinion among city offi- smaller one with garbage because he performs much chief runs only one depart- Marsh said he though over- the public works and water cials and some residents brought in from the imme- of the work for the bever- ment. all Rahway could afford to department position three- who spoke at the June 13 diate area. age control board during his Mr. Hartnett pointed out pay neither the highest nor fifths of a salary had been MAKING IT OFFICIAL • Presenting the 1084 Mtoa Rahwey Recreation Trophtaa la City Council session, altho- Mr, Ludmer urged a full normal work day as the city the chief gets double the the lowest salaries in the saved. Su0 Baumann, left, the twining program director, with Suzanne HKyard, second from ugh the officials felt it was discussion of the matter clerk. longevity pay the business county. The salary ordinance left. Miss Rahway Recreation DepL Baton TwMer of 1984. and Melnda Lamb, second unlikely the state would in- before the City Council Responding to Council- administrator does. On the average, the itself was introduced unan- from right, the first runnerup.. with Nohard Gritschka, right, the superintendent of tervene in the matter. now and objected to the man Fulcomer's comments He added it was unani- councilman added, in 1981 imously and it will be up for recreation " . ' Responding to a question limitation of discussion on about the business ad- mously recommended by a when he was on the person- public bearing and possible from Eddie Smith of 1280 waste discovery to objec- ministrator's salary. Mayor City Council personnel nel committee he had «een final adoption at a special Clark St. as to whether any tions to the comments of Daniel L. Martin said the committee, made up of offi- people in most positions in meeting to be held on Mon- combination of events one councilman on the mat- chief of police gets longevi- cials from both political par- the city didn't make as day June 25, at 8 p.m. could bring the plant to ter. ty pay, which actually cuts ties, in 1981 that there be a much as those in equivalent Rahway without the con- He added the fact no dis- down the differential bet- 10* differential between positions in industry and he '"Good resolutions ara ilm- sent of residents and of- cussion is taking place ween the two salaries to 2 to the salaries of the admin- found the same situation ply chackt that man -draw existed today. on • bank whara thay hava ficials. Council attorney. might lead to charges of 3%. istrator and the chief. no account." Oicar Wllda Louis Rainone, said the non-feasance in office state would have to getagainst city officials. J f public comment on the Responding to comments j.) plant proposal, but could by Mr. Lawrence that the still go ahead with forcing county draft proposal had the construction of thetoo many sections which waste-to-energy facility if it made it seem .certain (he Fulcomer survives .,. so desired. facility was rcqming to However, Mr. Rainone Rahwayand— ^^" . my mjght -haw. overihti construction of the facility nett reminded the resident if Rahway should say it did- the booklet issued by the n't want it was uncertain at county was only a draft of the proposal sent out to this time. Although there was an Mr. Smith replied since municipalities for review However the Sixth Ward and comment, not a final attempt to unseat Railway's representative was re- the state could tell the city long-time Republican chair- what to do about the facili- document. elected by a margin of 30 to The administrator added man. Sixth Ward Council- 12. ._ TOP I WIHLfcHS - At the Hahway Dap*, "a 24th Annual Baton Twirling Ex- ty in any case Rahway sho- man-James J. Fulcomer. at uld give the state an aware- Mr-Lawrence should read hbltlon held on May 7 the Marfean Thpm Memorial Award and the Mary Ann Zwlebel the GOP reorganization Memorial Award wertUXMented to two twlriere who have ahown outstanding qualKlea ness of what it .wants so the the city's response to the meeting on June 11, the in- Elected with Mr. Ful- city will at least have its draft and that would pro- comer were Helen Mackow above the normal expectations throughout the baton twirling 1984 season. Jill Breza, cumbent leaders in both the left, the winner of the Marijean Thorn Memorial Award, la shown with Kathy Pierce, veice heard in the matter. bably answer many of his city's major political parties as the vice chairwoman, Another resident, Alonzo objections. center, the advanced twirlng supervisor, and Qlennysha Jurado, the winner of the easily retained their posi- John Stopka as the second Mary Ann Zwlebel Memorial Award. . W. Lawrence of 1343 Mad- Introduced at the mee-tions. ison Ave., said Mr. Rainone ting was the 1984 salary or- vice chairman, Mrs. Tina The Democrats again Knox as the treasurer, Ab- Should look-into the statutes dinance. 1 to see exactly what rights An attempt by Sixth selected Councilman-at- by Hersch as the recording the city lias. Ward Republican Council- > Large Vincent P. Addona secretary, Roberta Cohen Police issue man James J. Fulcomer to | as their leader. as the assistant recording •• Mr. Rainone repliedth e | An attempt was made by secretary, William Ulrich as city only has as much con- separate the measure into two sections-one for th!e forces led by Second Ward the corresponding secre- trol over its own destiny as I Republican Councilman tary, Carol Hersch as the fireworks warning the state gives it since the ci- management employes and J. Fulcomer one for other workers, was i John C. Marsh and former county delegate, Katherine. Vincent P. Addona A spokesman for theand/or imprisoned for six ty 4s only considered a crea- I local GOP • official. Terri Fulcomer as the first alter- lire of state government, defeated along party lines, Rahway Police Dept. wish- months. Anyone found us- with Second Ward Council- ! Malone, to, oust Council- nate delegate and Evelyn Mr. Doone was also ap- chairwoman, Catherine ed everyone "A safe'and en- ing fireworks can be fined j'Business Administrator man Fulcomer from the Wilson, Theresa Ulrich, pointed sergeant-at-arms. Lehr of Linden, for her Joseph M. Hartnett explain- man John C. Marsh and joyable Fourth of July." up to. $500 and/or impri- First Ward Councilman chairmanship and replace William Knox and Edward Mr. Addona ran unop- 44th year; second vice cha- He reminded parents soned for up to 30 days. . ed since the state delegated him by Joseph LoPiccolo of Doone as the other alter- posed for his party post, irman, William Wolfe of ft»-control over solid-waste Lawrence Bodine joining "fireworks" are a hazard to Police departments' are the Second Ward. nates. joining him on the Demo- Rahway; third vice chair- the health, safety and wel- • disposal of 22 solid-waste Councilman Fulcomer in cratic side, also uncon- man, Charles Walano of often criticized for en- , districts it could step in at support of dividing the fare of their family as well forcing the firework stat- tested, were: Alex Shipley, Clark; fourth vice chair- as being illegal under New. / any time to spell out what question. treasurer; Betty West, woman, Helen Miller of utes. Remember in a Demo-, / should be done. The reason he asked for Jersey statutes 21: 2-1 and cratic Republic the police recording secretary, and Plainfield;-fifth vice chair- 21:3-1. ,'!'However, another resi- the vote, according to Dinah Gabel,' correspond- woman. Bertha Fagan- of enforce laws inacted by its

• I , JUNE 21. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/ClXRK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEW9-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1984 PAGE i Miss Wright gets scholarship \' A Rahway scholar, An- tlrea L.' WrigHt of 516 Alden Dr., was awarded a $900 scholarship grant from the National AMBUCS. Living Endowment Fund, Inc. for the 1984 1985 school year. The scholarship was awarded for Miss Wright's choice of a career of service to others.

"Courage Is a'ace under pressure ~ — Ernest Hemingway ATTENTION qualified applicants with a HOME KEEPING TABS ON HEALTH - With Gov. Thomas H. Kean after he signed the pro- Hearing dog unit severe to profound hearing clamation designating Medical Record Weok. from June 10 to 1 6, are members of the loss. These working dogs OWNERS! Medical Records A isn. of New Jersey, loft to right. Joan Loughran. the president of are chosen from animal the association and the director of medical records at the West Jersey Hospital in names local aide shelters and trained to alert SCHOLARSHIP WINNER - Union County College graduate. Louise Xifo ol Clark, ii Camden; Roberta Angermlller. the president-elect of the association and the director their masters to everyday presented the Dr. Saul Orkln Memorial Scholarship by Sidney F Lcssner. riiht. tho A spokesman for the Red she is presently working sourids-an alarm dock, a of medical records, jt St. Francis Hospital in Trenton, and Christine Healey of the Acre Farm Hearing Dog toward certification in sign A SPECIAL FRIEND - Special education students from chairman of the college's Board of Trustees. The scholarships, n^mod in honor of th^ door knock and a door bell, college's late president, was presented at the college's 50th Anniversary Commence' association's puoiic alations committee and the quality Sssurance manager at Met- Center in Stow, Mass., an- language interpreting at Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School in Clark gather telephone/TTY or smoke YOU ARE ment on Thursday, June 7. At the left is Dr. Leonard T. Kreisman, the collega'-. jctin' • PRO in Sprlngfif'o. Union County College. She around long-time friend. Emy Veckel. at the Crantord nounced the selection of a alarm. president. local representative to serve works for the public school Extended Health Care Center. The students, shown. ON A as a liaison worker for Hud- system of Elizabeth as a,.-." For more information, left to right, are: Dicky Allen, Cheryl Cohen, Rosanno WINNERS CIRCLE - Renee Golosh, formerly of Clark, Week honors aides son and Union Counties. teacher of children with Peggy Burke may be reach- Lubrano. Louis Zglobickl and Charles Henry. FUEL OIL the winner of trie 17th Annual Rae Sptvack Memorial Peggy Burke of Bayonne auditory handicaps and is ed evenings through the Award sponsored by the Greater Westfleld Section of Singlos group has been trained to work skilled in both sign language Deaf Contact System for DiiDGET the National Council of Jewish Women, which Includes with any hearing-impaired and oral communication. those with TTVs or on the Rahway and Clark, Is congratulated by Ariene Wachs- in m dical records CLASS VALEDICTORIANS - The four valedictorians to discuss individuals interested in ob- Red Acre Farm is the on- voice telepone at 339-4633. Special pupils cite PLAN teln. last year's winner. Kathleen M. Murphy, Kathleen Iverson and Rose from the Union County College Class of 1984 receive Gov. Thoma> II Kc:in ical record professionals taining a hearing dog or any ly hearing dog center in the Red Acre Farm may be tele- Henderson of Rahway. The awards were made at the divorce congratulations from Sidney F. Lessner, right, the chair- proclaimed ihe w ck of"play a vital role in the effi- organization wishing a pro- east approved by the Amer- phoned at 617-897-8343 WE WILL college's 50th Anniversary Commencement on Thurs- special friend man of the college's board of trustees. Awarded the June 10 to 16 a- Medical cient administration of the gram presentation. ican Humane Assn. Hear- voice/TTY or by writing to day, June 7. At the left is Dr. Leonard T. Kreisman, the By Myself. Single Again, REDUCE colege's Alumni Prize, left to right, were: Daniel Neuss, Record Week in Vw Jer- expanding health care in- As a specialist in the area ing dogs trained to become the Hearing Dog Center at A special moment of car- arranging for their par- Junior Women college's acting president. a non-denominational sup- sey. This reprv-.j' is thedustry." of deafness and a member the ears for hearing im- Box 278, Stow, Mass. ing was experienced when ticipation in teen arts YOUR port group, will meet tomor- seventh consc'jtu. • year Ihe theme of the 50th of the local deaf community paired adults are given to 01775. Clark resident, Emy Yeckel. festivals-Mrs. Yeckel rec- row evening at 8 p.m. at St. [he honor has bee, ncstow- anniversary is "Our Gold was visited by friends dur- eived a potted plum and MONTHLY Luke's Episcopal Church at ed on the Medid Record Record Year" and several ing her stay at the Cranford many hand-made cards. win state awards the corner of Fourth Ave. Assn. of New Jet , special events are planned. Extended Health Care Cen- Said the center's recrea- BUDGET and Walnut St., Roselle. Besides the personal health Coin show "Castles in the Air" was tive committee and state A personal hea.: i history Readers asked ter. Her visitors were the tion director, Vickie- Suh Participants should use history card, the association PAYMENTS the iheme of the 57th An- department chairwomen, card will be giviv to pa- trainable mentally-retarded anek, "The teachers are do the double doors on Walnut has designed a special gold to be hold nual Spring Convention of including Mrs. Volker of tients at New Jersey hos- students from Arthur L. ing something very special. St. The donation for the record poster for display in DY 10% the Junior Membership De- Rahway, who served as the pitals in June. Tin- associa- for birthday wish In Clark Johnson Regional High Somebody has to cure." meeting will be $5 and child all facilities employing a partment of the New Jersey state creative writing/scrap- tion developed the card to School in Clark, who Teachers in the trainable care will be provided on the medical record practitioner. Dear Readers: NOW. State Federation of Wom- book chairwoman. commemorate its 50th anni- Please submit your A monthly stamp and wanted to give back some mentally retarded program premises. Please telephone For 30 years The Atom en's Clubs, held at the At the banquet, entitled versary. The cards will he Ihe group plans to offer HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Jack booster along with your $3 coin show, The Clark Show, of the joy Mrs. Yeckel had are Paula Burkhardt and 654-8166 for information. Tabloid has been delivering Americana Great Gorge "Memories and Visions," distributed durini.: Medical a program on a cable net- C. Young, an assistant to The Atom Tabloid, An- now in its ninth year, will brought to them over the Ben Quattlebaum. 'Dinner SenVD the paper to you FREE of That's what you can Resort in McAfee. Juatiita M. Bryant, the in- Record Week. Patients can work on release of infor- staff manager for the New niversary Booster, 219 Cen- be held on Sunday, July 1. years. By Myself, Single Again CHARGE with news of expect to save in fuel oil Approximately 1,000 ternational president of the Monday thru Friday 5:00 - 9:00 record pertinent I'.KIS about mation from a patient's Jersey Bell Telephone Co. tral Ave.. Rahway O706S. The event will take place Recuperating from sur- will feature "A World of Its local happenings in Union heating costs this year representatives from the General Federation of thi'ir medical history on the medical record. The week In Woodbridge. marked 35 at the Ramada Inn at 36 gery, Mrs. Yeckel was the Own," a video of the Carib- Saturday 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. and Middlesex County. Thank you again and we 117 junior and sub-junior Women's Clubs, gave the w.illet-sized card, -.uch as will culminate with the years service with the Valley Rd., Clark, at the guest of honor at a program when you switch over to bean Islands, to be presen- dales of hospualizaiion, know wie can count on all TheimOil. a new space clubs in New Jersey were in keynote address. Also fea- ted by Pam and Paul Fan- Closed Sund^ association's annual meet- company. Mr. Young, who Not only do we deliver Garden State Parkway Exit presented by the students operations and allergies. our readers for their, con- attendance. The Rahway tured were awards for out- ara of a Clark travel agency. in;; and banquet to be held lives on Post Circle, Clark, on Wednesday, but Satur- No. 135. for the center's patients. age home fuel oil. The card is helpful when a tinued support and encour Area Junior Woman's Club standing achievements by at ihe Hyatt Regency in is a member of the Newark day as well, again at no The show will run from Square-dancing and singing Call and ask for com- The discussion topic will patient moves. s-x- a new agement. was represented by Johanna the clubs in their depart- 'Entertainment m our JS Princeton today and tomor- Council of the H. G. Mc- charge, and never do we 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admis- were featured. plete details on this be "What Divorced Men physician or lui> u medical Desiderio, the president, mental work. Cully Upstate Chapter of charge for editorial copy. sion and parking will be In appreciation for her offer. Are Looking For." Efery Okunday. 'Friday &•' Si emergency. and Janice Brown, Ann The Rahway Area Junior the Telephone Pioneers of Edward Savard free. time spent with the stu- Brzychcy, Judy D'AmboLa, The non-proiu • i^aniza- America, a company-spon- drfnts-takirrg them for Woman's Club received "A baby ii lomeone iust the We have never turned Janet Gilmaur, ,Karen CHANGING .OF GUARD - At the Installation dinner of another vice president for education; Elaine Colecchlo, tion represents medical sored community service in Who's Wto' A wide rangevof United outtegs to McDonald's and ' awards for best work in the lire of a hug." —Anon. r American Heart down any organization's States and world-wide 306-1000 Hayes, Judy Kaminsky, arts-creative and visual; the Greater Westfielej Section of the NatlonarCouncll o#- the vice prjpSent for ways and means; Gail Friedman, record professionals in New organization. right to submit articles in Joyce Kane, Caroline Jewish Women, which Includes Rahway and Clark, Jersey. Members. \ ho are 'Association A Rahway student, Ed- stamps, coins and covers membership and public rela- the treasurer; Alison Felgenbaum, the financial The Atom Tabloid and we McGrath, Elaine Oehme, shown, left to right, are: Leslie Bass, the president; secretary; Mlri'dy Kllnger, the recording secretary; Lin- employed in heal.h care ward E. Savard, is included Will be on display and of- tions/communication. will continue to uphold this in the 17th Annual Edition fered for sale. Sandi Prasser, Elaine Lauren Schub, the services vice president; Dee Bar da Cohen of Clark, a director; Barbara Welnberg, a facilities, insurance com- practice for as long as we of "Who's Who Amone Spagnola. Andi Twombly Sue Van Orden, the state cham, a vice president for education; Barbara Gerkln, director, and Maralyn Hyman, a director. panies and goveriin.untul in- exist. In addition, members of and Lynda Volker. stitutions arc respOi siblc tor American High School the public may bring any project chairwoman, an- We're proud of our ac- Students, 1982-1983." .The chairwoman of the nounced over $61,000 was health care dai.i. . neir role .Retired Men complishments during the material they may have for has been highli^meJ in re- Students are selected by sale, since the participating convention was Beth Meier raised by all junior clubs for Atlantic Ylffe past 30 years and we thank Make friends high school principals and of Sparta. She was assisted their state project, the t. Georges Ave. l cent years with i.ie use of you for your support, for dealers, which include guidance counselors, na- by representatives from American Liver Founda- Class of 1934 1430 St. Georges Ave. ™Bmi health data in cc contain end season without you supporting our members of the American AVENEL tional youth groups, chur- junior clubs around the tion. 1'ient efforts sun; as the advertisers. The Atom Stamp Dealers Assn., will ches or the company which state, including Mrs. Hayes Also recognized during Hours: Daily 8:30-5:30 1..agnostic Rela.iv Group Tabloid could not exist. be ready to purchase any- sets 50th gala payment system Members on road publishes the volume based thing they need for their with of ihe Rahway club. the evening was Mrs. Pras- ninn Now we are celebrating upon their performance in Ann Quinn, the state ser, the junior advisor and . also employe! in other A group of 50 members their 60th wedding anniver- stocks. our 30th year anniversary scholarship award contests director of junior clubs, past president of the The Rahway High Alfred Hammer, Helen v,i.'ous technical and adof the Railway Retired sary. Chet Kulekowski and A Clark Show Souvenir and again we ask for yoiir or extra-curricular activi- opened the proceedings of Rahway Area Juniors, who School class of 1934 will Kassel, Joe Malek, Alfred \ istrativc aspects of theMen's Cub and their wives Joe Markiewicz won the Card will be issued, and support by asking you toties. the Department Awards was placed on the state hold its 50th reunion Satur- Maslcin, William Mesler, reports a spokes- returned recently from a shuffleboard tournament. given free to all attendees. the future; Dinner which had thhonoe r roll, acknowledging day, Sept. 8, at i the Coun- Wilma Ouston, Rudolph v ian. take a $3 booster advertise- This card will only be five-day stay at the Raleigh The club's annual picnic DiliKcncu Is the mother of theme, "Renaissance Fair." tryside Swim and Tennis Patrylo, Helen Powell, Ed- :iother area of concern ment in this special issue. available at the show. her years of service to the Hotel in South Kallsburg' was held on June 11 in back good luck, and God Mrs. Brzychcy placed first Club in Marlboro at 11 a.m. ward Robertson and t. < the profession is con- Booster ads should be Further information may community in volunteer N. Y. of the Rahway Senior Citi- Kivos all things to IBM in the light-verse category; Those class members William Staud. f ' ruiality of ilie patient's name only...no address or industry. be obtained by telephoning work. William Schultz was the zens' Center at 1306 Est- Mrs. Gilmour placed first in who have not received a let- ij.'ilical information. Gov. coordinator of the trip. erbrook Ave. Andy Roesch other copy. -Benjamin Franklin. 247-1093. The 57th Annual Con- TIRE the 35-millimeter photo- ter about the event or who The members of the reu- kean, in proclainiinu: Med vention of the New Jersey While there Mr. and Mrs. and his committee were in COMPAQ graphy character study wish further information nion committee are: Al ical Record Week, said med- Schultz were honored for charge of the picnic. Juniors was a celebration category, and Mrs. Mcan- d a recognition of over should telephone 382-1199 Escandon, the chairman; ITT Grath placed first in the2,000 young women who ir 388-5829. Henry Calais, Elouise Col- MMT.YOMSIU | pressbook category. have volunteered services The following members lier Duncan, Aina Erikkila Kuisma, John Flathmann, At the business session and raised funds for chari- af the class are still being VANITY TEXAS INSTR. Al Housman, Ella Lang year-end reports were given ties around the state, a sought: Howard Atkinson, Umholtz, Gloria Mosher by members of the execu- spokeswoman concluded. Matilda Bardach, Alex Mfoute.MUINO ~d HUTINO IIMtn CO. FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING • Other Major Beck, Margaret Boros Andersen, Ophelia Rogers $ Frank Dubrosky, Helen Calland and Marie Ryan SaveUpIb 47 WE STOCK OVER 250 VANITIES PLUS Manufacturers Francis, Joseph Gries Barclay. IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA EVERYTHING FOR!THE PLUMBING SUMMIT promotes Per Set Of 4 1 PROFESSIONAL AND DO-IT-YOURSELFER I SUBSCRIBING TO THE... COPPER FIN IN STOCK-CAST IRON 6AS BOILERS FOR Businesswomen Polysteel Radials Kim J. J. 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i^^^^i^M^m^S'^ -M^ THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1984 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1984 RAHWAY NEWSREC0RD/CLXRKPATR1OT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Board to meet REPORT Papers Marsh welcomes on personnel Deserted Village Utcovb 'CCarZ & patriot A special meeting of the eXUG FROM set Gi 0. P. support Rahway Board of Educa- on tour agenda • UI—i.Jv l.i.l.i,.ft.j |.,n5 tion will be held today at WASHINGTON 7:30 p.m. at Rahway Junior Those who take a trip to They may learn about deadline of referendum High School in the Super- the Trailside Nature and the planet that may actually !',.|J]I ,1-.. i.i Hwrv "J1iursd.iv Morning be a runaway moon during The deadline for submis- The chairman of R. A. G. cond Ward councilman dec- intendent's Office. Science Center, at Coles TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS. INC. N * the Pretender Planet Plan 1 sion of stories and pictures E., Rahway Against A Gar- lared. The purpose of this Ave. and New Providence MI ,W . i ' > iiOX !Ot>l. H.sh^y. N J. O70b5 574 ILt etarium Show at 2 and i Congressman for events taking place dur' bage Environment, Second "Then we'll know whet- meeting will be to discuss a Rd., Mountainside, will be p.m. every Sunday. The ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI Ward Councilman John her the rest of our elected personnel matter. able to treat themselves and C. VIGILANTE ELLEN VIGILANTE ing the week to Tfce tofcwoy cost is 75* per person. Assistant Editor Marsh, said he was "extre- Council members are will This meeting will be held their children to a learning Editor/Publisher Advertising M.in.ujcr News-Record and The dor* Children six years old and mely pleased and encourag- ing to give our citizens the in private in compliance experience about the effects Patriot is 5 p.m. on the Thurs- of nature in Union County. up only may attend. Matt Rinaldo day preceding rtie Thursday ed" when the Rahway Re- right to vote on this issue." with the Open Public Meet- publican City Committee The Second Ward repre- ings Act. There will be a Deserted For more information 7th District. Now Jerjoy ———^— you wish lo see the item ap- please telephone Trailside JL pear in the newspapers. passed a resolution at its re- sentative said the refer- The Board may take ac- Village Tour on Sunday. June 24, from 2 to 4 p.m. 232-5930. ONIY stories and pictures organization meeting call- endum would ask the peo- tion-at this time, reports Adults must pay $1 for the on events which occur over ing for a public referendum ple of Rahway to indicate Anthony Rocco, Jr.. Board We must control on the proposed county in- whether or not they want secretary/business ad- lour, children will get in for "To hope i* to enjoy." THE NEW JERSEY REPORT ihe weekend will be accepted free. Sub*crtption Rat*.-;, by M.id .i.>- $10 00; Outside Union and Middles*?* Count*-, on Monday!, and ONLT to 10 cinerator. an incinerator built in ministrator. Jaekques Oelillu ui CLi-.-. r osi,!.)!' Paid di Hahujay, New J a.m. "It's taken some time and Rahway to burn all of the textile imports Any iiems NOT submitted a great deal of effort, but county's processiblc waste. 'Liberation' boosts in lime for the deadlines will the R. A. G. E. Com- "Naturally," he conclu- WEDDING mittee's drive is beginning ded, "since we would have Six years ago more than 2.7 million Americans were automatically be transferred INVITATIONS L_ J to have a real impact on our to have the support of at employed in the textile and apparel industries, more than (o the (allowing week's newi- CANDY MOUNTAIN Consumer News city officials," Councilman least five of the nine coun- by Regency pride of nation in any other sector of the economy. Today there are only papers. Marsh noted referring to cilmen, R. A. G. E. will con DAY CARE from James J. Barry Jr., who have tiled question- 1.9 million apparel and textile workers in the country and the fact Sixth Ward Coun linue its efforts to obtain Director naires with the Division of tens of thousands of these jobs are jeopardized. CENTER Over the past few weeks we have all been reminded cilman James Fulcomer is signatures on its petitions New Jersey Division Consumer Affairs will be A primary cause of the dropoff in employment in June 6. 1984, marked the 40th Anniversary of the great the Republican city chair- until the Council has agreed • Come In • AGES 3 a 4 of Consumer Affairs hearing from General these industries is the sharp rise in textile and apparel im- Affidavits LAST GUI FOI GENERAL Normandy Invasion, which set the stage for the end of man and presumably will to the referendum." See Our Summer Program - July 1 August Motors directly within six ports, especially from China, Korea, Hong Kong and GUBERNATORIAL HANDSHAKE - New Jersey Gov gratulutions. left to right, are: Or. Leonard T. Krelsman, MOTORS CAR OWNERS SEEKING World War II in Europe. now support a resolution to Man> Samples rues. Wad. A Thurs. 9am-II:30am months ot the date Genera! Taiwan. The importation of these commodities ha-S reach- required Thomas H. Kean, left, congratulates Union County Col- the college's acting president, and Sidney F. Lessner, REIMBURSEMENT FOR TRANS- Next year will mark the 40th Anniversary of an even put the question before the Mr. Pender explains Motors receives the com- ed staggering proportions and is seriously disrupting our lege graduates, Rose Henderson of Rahway. and the chairman of the college's board of trustees. Qov. Whole Day Sessions MISSION PROBLEMS plaint from the division. more momentous event-thc liberation of Europe by voters in November. textile and apparel industries, which arc important not The Rahway News-Rec- Michael Hughes, who were presented the college's Kean spoke at the outdoor ceremonies at the Cranford OTHER CAR PROBLEMS American and Allied Forces. "Since it appears Jim Start in September resource recovery Sunday, July I. is the only to the economy but also to national defense. ord and The Clark Patriot Post-Day Award In commencement exercises on Thurs- campus In which 823 students received degrees, cer- fam proud to report in conjunction with the celebra- (Fulcomer) is now with us 3 or 5 days per week deadline for owners of Gen- General Motors car What is particularly troubling about this situation is do not accept unsigned let- day, June 7. The award honors and graduates who best tificates or diplomas. tion of that anniversary we are preparing to unveil, here on this, I will be introducing Pick up our FREE guide to buying 10% Discount eral Motors cars with trans- owners with problems with some of our trading partners have resorted to blatently ters to Ihe editor or political exemplify the ideals of the college. Joining irfthe con- Recent issues of The Rahway News-Record have mission problems to file for in New Jersey, a major new historical monument-a a second resolution at the invitations and a Groom's checklist. H nglittni for fat cam shafts and lifters in 305 unfair and fraudulent practices to increase their share of press releases. by July U contained articles of a somewhat emotional nature, both reimbursement of repair monument that will preserve forever in bronze the valor The invention of the flrat next City Council meeting Open 9am to 5pm, Mon. thru Fri. or 350 C1D gasoline engines the United States market. In some instances import All loners and political pro and con, on the siting of the Union County solid and replacement costs and compassion of the American liberators; those brave mechanical clock has been asking the City Council in cars manufactured from licenses have been forged and in others goods produced in releases musi be signed and attributed to I'Halng and UNITED METHODIST CHURCH waste disposal facility in Rahway. under the terms of an agree- soldiers who crushed the Nazi persecutors and rescued once again to approve the The Atom Tabloid 1974 ID April 2i>. 1983, and one country have been mis-labeled and shipped through a include the. full names and Mrs. Henderson leads her class (Jang Lln'taan of China, circa 321 N. Wood Ave. Qjin £.<)CO These articles have used the terms resource recovery ment reached with the New owners with problems with the survivors of the Holocaust. 72S A.O. public referendum," the Se- UnlbedWfey 219 Central Ave., Rahway. NJ jnd incineration, but beyond that no explanation of the I believe this monument is destined to take its place second country to circumvent quotas contained in trade addresses of all persons .sub- 5741200 Linden OOZ-OZ5Z Jersey Division of Consu- fuel pumps and fuel injec- A Rahway mother of students, while Mr. Hug- Louise Elizabeth Xifo of technology employed has been presented. among the great monuments of our nation as a remem- agreements with the United States. mitting them. mer Affairs. tors used in 350 CID diesel three, who took seven years hes, a business major, Clark received the Dr. Saul American industry has employed high-temperature brance not so much of war, but of peace; a monument The result has been an alarming change in the In addition, those submit- Many drivers who purch- engines used in General to earn her associate degree, represented the full-time Orkin Memorial Scholar- incineraiion with waste-heat recovery for some time. which, while honoring the dead, will commemorate the balance of trade. In the first four months of 1984 textile ting letters and releases ased General Motors cars- Motors cars made between captured two top honors at students. ship in honor the college's Because of increased energy costs and waste disposal living. and apparel imports soared 49% over the same [>eriod in must come lo the offices of Chevrolets, Ponliacs. Olds- 1977 and April 26. 1984, the 50th Anniversary Com- During her college career late president, who died last regulations new applications of the thermal processing of The monument will be a 15-foot high bronze statue 1983, which in itself was a record year. Textile imports the newspapers at 219 Cenr mobiles, Buicks and Cad- are also eligible for possible mencement of Union Coun- Mrs. Henderson worked in October. Dr. Orkin had ser- industrial waste are continually being implemented. entitled "Liberation." It will depict an American GI carry- were up 69%, apparel import 38% and yard imports 99% tral Ave.. Rahway, in order illacs-between 1976 andrestitution of costs and ex- ty College on Thursday, the college's Office of ved as the president of ing a concentration camp survivor to safety and freedom. during this period. If the trend continues unchecked this to pick up affidavits to sig- Basically, an industrial type would consist of two 1983 had to overhaul or penses. These problems are June 7, at the Cranford Public Affairs and was a Union College since 1974 It will be a stirring reminder of the America that extended year's textile, apparel and fiber-trade deficit will far out- nify the authenticity of the combustion chambers-the primary, where the waste to be replace transmissions—in covered under the Federal campus. reporter for "The Scroll," and of the newly-merged its hand to the people of Europe at the end of World War distance the record $10.6 billion imbalance registered last letters and releases. consumed is charged into temperatures approaching 2000 their cars at costs ranging Trade Commission agree- the college's student Union County College since II, of the America that has welcomed the oppressed from year. Just in the first quarter the trade deficit for these These affidavits may be degrees Fahrenheit. The noncombustibles and the inert from $300 to S900. These ment signed with General newspaper. Active in the 19K2. Presenting the award all over the world to its shore, of the America that has commodities amounted to $5.1 billion or an increase of noiari/ed ai the newspaper Mrs. Henderson and Mic- residue of combustion are discharged from this chamber owners arc now eligible for Motors. Fur more informa- Part-Time Student Govern was Sidney F. Lessner, the been the flagship of freedom and liberty in this century. 74% over the figure for the same period a year ago. offices or by another notary hael Hughes shared the lor ultimate disposal by landfill. a review and possible reim- tion in these areas contact ment, she was listed in chairman of the board of Foreign manufacturers shipped 7.5 billion square public. Post-Day Prize, the In a typical industrial application residues would ac- bursement for their com- your local Better Business Trie setting for this memorable statue is perhaps the "Who's Who In American yards of textiles and apparel to the United Stales in 1983. college's highest honor, count for less than 10% of the waste stream. The plaints against General Bureau or your local Gen- most fitting in all America: It will stand in Liberty State Junior Colleges for 1981" This figure could balloon to 10 billion square yards this given to the students who maintenance of proper waste destruction within this Motors under an agreement eral Minors /one office. Park overlooking the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, and won a Key Award for year based on first-quarter figures, according to the best exemplify the ideals of Miss Xifo, a liberal arts chamber should render the residue to an environmentally- signed on April 2, 1984, BE PREPARED both symbols of America's European heritage- the college. In addition Mrs. service to the college in neutral slate. Liberty State Park receives more visitors each year American Textile Manufacturers Institute which Church to fete major, plans to attend the with the Division of Con- With summer weekends Henderson was one of four 1983. University of Virginia next The secondary combustion chamber receives the off than any other park in the nation. Every year hundreds of estimates for every 1 billion square yards of imports sumer Affairs. upon us New Jersey resi- nurses' aid class valedictorians award- Mrs. Henderson is the fall and is interested in pur- gases, smoke and paniculate from the primary chamber. thousands of school children will stand before "Libera- 100,000 American job opportunities arc lost. Govern- Although the Federal dents will be taking to ed the college's Alumni 1984 recipient of the Shef- suing a career in law. At These gases are elevated to temperatures approaching tion" and learn firsthand of America's great heritage of ment officials also have pointed out the domestic garment Trade Commission has writ- highways and back roads The Nurses Aid Club of Prize. field Memorial Award for Union County College she 3000 degrees Fahrenheit. The combustibles in the gas compassion and generosity. and apparel industry is important to national defense. ten its own agreement with away from their homes. the Progressive Baptist More than 800 graduates excellence in French. She was named to the Presi- stream are consumed at this point. The hot gases from the Few if any of the states have escaped the corrosive General Motors New Jersey Before you leave home take This stirring monument is the creation of Nathan' Church of Rahway will received associate degrees, was also recently elected as dent's and Dean's Honor secondary chamber are then passed through a boiler impact of the explosion in imports, including New Jersey residents have a special op- a little cxira time to be sure Rapopprt, a wiprldreoowned artist whose sculptures celebrate its annual day on certificates and diplomas at an alternate alumni repre- Lists. A graduate of Arthur where the heat is extracted from the gas stream and steam where an estimated 66,000 workers are employed in the portunity to deal directly your car is properly serviced celebrate the^ddutfojb^'n'ihitiMh«u£h^widely diverse Sunday. June 24, at 3;3p the ceremonies which cap- sentative to the college's L. Johnson Regional High or hot water is generated. The cooled gases (hen puss to textile and apparel industries. Since 1970 the number of with the company as a re- and you have sufficient subjects as BJfe]l|Bfc.isve'nts ana the torture of the p.m. by having the Rev. ped the college's year-long board of trustees and was School in Clark, she was ac- an air pollution control device before being discharged in- 1H New Jerseyans in these jobs has fallen by more than sult of the division's settle- gasoline. Being prepared Holocaust. '• ' *' , David Hoffman, the pastor Golden Jubilee celebration. elected to Phi Theta Kappa. tive with the college's Stu- to the atmosphere. The type of control systems vary and Mr. Rapoport's works stand in Warsaw, in Paris, in 26,000, according to statistics compiled by the New ment. will reduce your chances of of the Rossville African Mrs. Henderson, a liberal The ceremonies also dent Government Assn. are dependent upon the character of the waste being pro- Philadelphia and at several locations in Israel. The artist Jersey Dept. of Labor. Those are jobs that are lost and General Motors has finding yourself at the mer- Methodist Episcopal Zion arts major, won the Post- featured the presentation of and the Student Activities cessed. is, himself, a victim of Nazi persecution and lost his family will not likely be regained. agreed to review and pro- cy of a lowing service or Church of Slaten Island as Day Award for part-time a newly-established award. Board. This technology has proven to be viable in industrial cess each claim based on in- garage mechanic in a stra- in the death camps of Germany. With the jobs of 1.9 million Americans at slake in the speaker. the face of the flood of imports ii is time for Congress to applications. The adaptation of this process to municipal dividual facts and to consi- nge town. During a visit to the artist in his New' York studio The Rev. Hoffman's move swiftly and firmly to enact legislation that forces refuse will require a great deal of engineering and con- der payment for all non- more than a year ago, I was immediately struck by a foot- choirs will render the music. Kean to ho«t Garage mechanics and foreign compliance with bilateral trade agreements and structive thinking on the part of our elected officials to reimbursed out-of-pocket service station attendants high model of "Liberation." I knew this work could The Progressive Baptist County opens determine the merits of such a project in Railway. expenses related to trans- become New Jersey's gift to our nation and to people eliminates double standards imposed by our trading pan- three events are not licensed by the state. ners to keep out American-made products. Church is located at 1085 Richard A. Pender mission malfunction. Such However, these people from all over the world. Main St., Rahway. I have joined a bipartisan group in sponsoring the in state games 897 Westfield Ave. expenses might include low are subject to the laws and Sens. Bill Bradley and Frank Lautenberg agreed to Textile Employment and Fair Trade Act, which is intend- rape crisis center Rahway ing charges or car-rental regulations of the Con- join me as honorary co-chairmen of the effort to raise this Three events from the Se- ed to get this trade problem under control before further cond Annual Garden State fees. sumer Fraud Act and the monument and the result was the formation of the Liber- A Rape Crisis Center to county's Advisory Board on damage is done to the economy. The bill would freeze dames will be held on the The General Motors/con- regulations under that ty Park Monument Committee. educate, counsel and assist he Status of Women and 1984 textile, apparel and fiber imports at 1983 levels and George Frank campus of Kean College of sumer affairs agreement authority. A mechanic or For more than a year the committee has been work- Union County residents, Council on Alcoholism for limit the growth in the importation of these goods to New Jersey in Union in ear- Mr, Buffalo cites was signed upon the com dealer cannot begin work ing diligently to raise the $1 million needed to commission free of charge, has been he input ancLsuf)port need- 1.5% a year over the next four years. second ly July. pletion of a 10-month test on your car without a sign- the monument, place it in Liberty State Park and arrange established in Westfield by ed to begin the service. NAACP chapter period evaluating the terms ed authorization from you for its maintenance and upkeep. Additionally, the measure would require the depart- lieutenant the Union County Dept. of "Through newspaper ac- The games, which arc of the agreement. Of the stating the problem with the Today we are nearly halfway to that goal. And, as ment of commerce to institute an import licensing system. Human Resources. counts and information patterned after New York's This would provide an early-warning signal as to the successful Empire State 300 cases in the pilot pro car, the work to be done, the committee works, Nathan Rapoport, at age 83, leaves A township student, Under the direction of gathered from the Union This letter comes in recognition of 50 years of service potential threat any change in the level of imports poses Games, will begin on Sun gram 84% of the consumers the odometer reading and his home every day at 4:30 o'clock in the morning to George C. Frank, Jr., the Sandra Flack, the office will • County Prosecutor's Office rendered by the Rahway Chapter of the National Assn. to the domestic market and would help officials identify day, July I, from 10 a.m. to received full payment for an estimate of the cost journey by cab, train and bus to Pecksill, N. Y., to the son of Mr. and Mrs. George operate out of the county's t became apparent the in for the Advancement of Colored People. fraudulent shipments of textiles and apparel coming into 5 p.m. with sombo wrestling expenses, 11 % received par- suited in a not-toexeced foundry where his foot-high idea for a tribute to the living C. Frank of 20 Doris Way, offices at 300 North Ave. cidents of rape in the the country. in the D'Angola Gymnas Since its inception in 1934 the organization has been tial payment and less than figure. If you waive your is beipg translated into two tons of cast bronze. received his commission as Staff and volunteers are western end of the county ium. a frontrunner in efforts to insure the economic, social and 5* of the claims were right to a written estimate It is my hope "Liberation" will truly be a gift from Legislative action is needed because the many ac- a second lieutenant in the currently being recruited. have risen in recent years," political well-being of minorities in the Rahway area. found not to warrant ad- and receive a verbal esti- the people of New Jersey to the people of the world. tions taken by the Reagan. Administration to bring the Army on Saturday, June 2, The venture is being funded she noted. "Locating the of- The boxing program, fea Through the leadership of 12 presidents (he chapter has justment. mate the amount and the Already people from many varied facets of New problem under control have not produced the desired when the Furman Univer- with two grantS"S38,OOO fice in Westfield is an at turing contests between built a solid reputation of action in cases involving In the past two years time of the verbal agree Jersey life are working to raise the money for results. It has become increasingly clear the present im- sity Reserve Officers Train- from the New Jersey Dept. tempt to balance these ser north and south Jersey fig- discriminatory policies and practices. more than 4,000 consumers mem must be noted on the "Liberation." They are too numerous to mention here, port control program is simply not" working. With ing Corps held special exer- of Consumer Affairs and vices in the county." hters, will be held from 7 to While its work reaches public awareness primarily have filed complaints about repair order or the estimate. but they include many veterans organizations, civic and thousands of jobs at risk we cannot afford to ignore the cises in Greenville. S. C. $10,000 from the New Jer- II p.m. on Friday, July 13, during a crisis, the Rahway Branch meets regularly and their General Motors trans- No additional work may be religious groups, corporate sponsors, labor unions, artists' problem. sey Dept. of Health, said She added hopes are to also in the D'Angola Gym- i(s ongoing program includes community awareness mission problems. Since the done on the car without groups and private individuals. the director, who formerly eventually extend available nasium. forums, the annual celebration of Black History Month, announcement of the sign- your specific consent. All are important and all are needed. directed a similar service at services to victims of sexua Saturdays, July 7 and 14 prison outreach, monitoring local political and education Purdue honors ing of the agreement with For more information on It is the committee's hope, and mine as well, we will Kean College of Mew Jersey assault as well as rape. arc the two days slated for forums, voter information and registration drives and the General Motors the division what to do when your car have the broadest possible response in raising the funds in Union. If you are interested in the lacrosse games, from 10 annual Freedom Fund Dinner, the proceeds of which are Alan Slater has received an additional needs repairing, please for this great work. With your help we can create a major becoming a volunteer at the a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays, July used to support the local scholarship fund as well as the Services being offered at 8,000 complaints. Consu- telephone the toll-free Tel- American landmark here in New Jersey. A township student, office or find yourself in 8 and 15, have been desig- 53 Corvette state and national programs. the office will include: Med- nated as rain dates. ..X.. mer Affairs personnel arc Consumer telephone num- Every New Jerseyan who contributes, no matter Alan Slater of 67 Prescott HELP ical referrals to local hos- need of the services offered Mindful of its creed to "uplift all men and women of working overtime to handle ber (800) 242-5846. and ask what the amount, will have the gratification of knowing Tum, received his bachelor pitals, free and confidential there please telephone For further information this country by securing for them the full enjoyment of the influx. All consumers for Tape No. 132. he or she has given of his or herself for the perpetuation of science degree in mec- TO FIGHT counseling, legal advice, 233RAPE from 9 a.m. to please telephone Kean ath their rights as citizens, justice in all courts and equality of of the great human ideals: Love, compassion, sharing and hanical technology with educational awareness for p.m. from Monday to Fri Ictic director, Hawley C opportunity everywhere," the chapter has. over the years, : the dignity of the spirit. distinction from Purdue individuals, groups, agen- day. , Waterman, at 527 243S. chose to be morally correct rather than politically expe Free from First Savings... (The Liberty Park Monument Committee is located University in West Lafa- cies and schools. Informa- client. This, 1 hope, will not change. Astronomers cite at 354 Eisenhower Parkway, Livingston, N. J. 07039). yette, Ind., in May. tion on rape prevention and a classic car bank with your loan! An examination of the position of minorities in our referrals. Four from area country will reveal while greater numbers are attending At Flirt Savins*, you can borrow up to lb apply lor a loan, pick up an college and entering corporate boardrooms, the vast ma- "This will be a multiple NOIMY,tat 11 WO< FOUR $30,000, tote up to 48 months to repay, application at any Ftist Savings office. jority does not enjoy full equality of opportunity. There is Paul Scraggs program, dealing with pre- ncx-iT-mmuEits MM flUWMm UI vention and safely as well aid star confab and take) home an all-metal classic auto or call 780-3883. still a need, indeed, now more than ever, for the National Sideliners elect 1770 tt.aw.00 JJII.uo coin bank when your loan is approved. Home Equity and PorsonaJ loans also Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People. FOR THE WEEK OF: as the aftermath of an ac- For the lowdown on First Savings' low A Clark man, Paul Mr. Scraggs, currently a tual rape," Sandra Flack Four area members of committee and Ida Leone ol available at attractive rates. I applaud the Rahway Chapter's efforts of the last SO TKSMY,km n PICK FOUt rates, Just call the Consumer Loan Bate Otter good whllo supply ol banks lasts. Scraggs, a member of the trustee of the astronomy new officers JUNE 11 fl.ru JUK 16 Ma smanMiwsnmanMiwrr MI said. "We want to direct our the Amateur Astronomers, Rahway and Audrey Scr Line at 750-4373. years and hope and pray for even greater success in the Amateur Astronomers, group, was formerly the ^nderpri—Jner were appointed lo a aggs uf Clark are on IKc next. $3,04*.0fl $3(4.00 efforts—to—thev Inc., (AAD was presented membership chairman. He Elected as officers of the urday, Sept. 29, at 11 a.m. vileged and women who convention committee to sales and promotion com- Robert I., lluffalo, Jr. WCKU with a life-time membership was a team leader for the 1984-1985 Rahway Side- at Veterans Memorial Field would not normally seek arrange the annual con- mittee. 1962 Montgomery St. DAIE NUMBERS fAY BOX PAIR First in the group, which is head- 1980 Kenya eclipse, cor- liners were: Robert K. Pol- in Rahway. out such services.' ference of the Northeastern Rahway quartered at Union County responding chairman and hemus as president, Janet Regional Astronomical Lea- It was decided to re- T SA1 »*7* *AS Toward that end she has College. bookkeeper for the Java Walker, first vice president; *n NUMM* STRAIGHT »OX begun publicizing the office gue, which will be held at AAI, which jointly eclipse expedition and cor- Dinah Gable, second vice activate the awards night *W1 U.1I0.M *242S0 Union County College on after each season, the first g«_ it3 *51 >I17 '35 through the local media and of Perth Amboy operates the Sperry Obser- responding chairman for president; William W. Hoo- PKX MOTTO R0.42 0324213S 34 speaking engagements and Saturday, June 30. totth Ambof, iy> start. stro«>i • tduon veo Amhuy Av*tm vatory with the college, the Kenya expedition. A zow, third vice president; to be held on Thursday, tOnOtOWS »0. 21114 The astronomical league 3tOO Oak TVt>* DoatS • FOrtli. Latavvtf* Urxid h I'oid Av.uni Dec. 6, for the fall sports a publication is now being Hi. |O) New Brunswick Av»nu» (Palhn.aik Mull) periodically selects those consulting engineer for Thomas J. Maye, treasurer, planned. is the co-ordinating body for . 1199 GlNn S*rMI • Old IUIdcr« Ww 9 * Tiotown U, who have been members for IBM, Mr. Scraggs has been and Ralph L. Smith, secre- teams. ''i-M* astronomers' groups thro- r Sl G*oro*> • Awnui • Woodbitdg* U'I Am our children kmH »153 »84 *25 "This service has been in Bt*> 1 * SI Georo* Av*no« (SnopBii*) 10 years or more and who a member of the AAI since tary. Football Coach Ed Yer- *™A«WT (OX the planning stages for over ughout the country. M«mb«f nUC • Ecjua) Opportunity undnt have performed "several 1971. The Hall of Fame com- galonis was present and a year," said Joan D. Smith, On the committee for op- years of continuing extra- spoke of the coming season, tical alignment is Paul "Nature never breaks her mittee met and decided the u the director of the Union ordinary service to the own laws." next induction of the nom- showing the new look of the lit »34» County Dept of Human Scraggs of Clark. Clark's AAI" to receive this honor. Leonardo Da Vinci nees will be held on Sat- uniform shirts for the team. Nf? Resources; She credited the Dave Devito is on the house • • • PAGH r, Tl 1UK5DAY. JUNE 21. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PROGRESS ON HOSPITAL RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1984 PAGE 7 COMMUNITY CONSTRUCTION CALENDAR

HMTOfS MOTIi In order for us to adequately prepare the Community Calendar, all events for the following week should be submitted by 5 • •. on the WDNBDAY before you would like them to appear. • • • RAHWAY -THUBOAT, JUKI 11 - Rahway Chapter No. 607, American Assn. of Retired Persons, trip to Playboy Club. Atlantic City, prime rib dinner. $5. Tickets, Alice Faser. 381-9369. •-SUNDAY, JUKI 14 •- St. Mary's R. C. Church, Liturgy for parishioners celebrating 25th or 50th wedding anniversaries during 1984. 10:30 a.m. St. Mary's R. C. I. Church, organ recital. Cj Sambach, 7 p.m. Trinity United AIDING THE CAUSE - Lucille Sprowls. the second vice Methodist Church, Senior Saints (members with 50 or chairwoman o( the Rahway Hospital board o( gover- more years' service) to be honored at 11 a.m. Family Wor- nors, presents S7O9 to Rahway Mayor Daniel L. Martin ship Service. to help Claire Connor, a Rahway High School student -•MONDAY, JUNf IS - Chamber of Commerce, TOP OF THE LIST - Rahway's John Barry Roegtera, and long jumper, travel to the Olympic trials in Los General Meeting, 7 p.m.. Columbian School, corner of right, receives the Gear and Triangle Beat Athlete Angeles. Members o( the hospital family donated the SPRINGTIME SEMINAR - At a picnic and end-of-the-year meeting at the home of Mr New Brunswick and E. Hazelwood Aves. Award from Dean Richard Everaen at the Annual Presi- money to help defer the expenses of Claire and her and Mrs. Ward Baumann of Rahway, shown, left to right, newly-elected officers of th. • SPECIAL DELIVERY . The hosu at the ond of the pump's giant mechanical ami brings Huffman-Koos auditorium, St. George Ave. dents Dinner (or the senior class of Stevens Institute of coach as she makes her bid for a berth on the Olympics Technology In Hoboken on Wednesday, May 23. Rahway Woman's Club are: Seated, Recording secretary, Mrs. Thomas (Edith) the concrete to the workors on trio dock during the construction of the new one-story -MONDAY TO FRIDAY, JUKI 15 TO 19 - Trinity United team. Roberts; treasurer, Miss Lorraine Smarsch: president, Mrs. Kenneth (Madeline eastern extension of R.ihwuy Ho:;pitHl. Methodist Church, Daily Vacation Bible School, 9:30 Klrkbrlflht, and first vice president, Mrs. Albert (Muriel) Koehler. Standing at the left : a.m. to noon-those aged four to those in sixth grade. No •- ' the club's second vice president. Mrs. Phyllis Fleming. TOPPING IT OFF -.Workmen put the finishing touches on the deck after most of the charge. concrete has been poured and smoothed during the construction of the new one-story Stevens honors Navy promotes eastern extension of the Rahway Hospital which will eventualy house the expanded --TUISDAY, JUMI U - Planning Board. Rahway Area laboratory and radiology departments. Work Is expected to be completed by late fall or- Junior Woman's Club, Planning Meeting and Covered- early winter and work on a three-story western extension will begin sometime after City to play host Dish Supper, 8 p.m., home of Miss-Johanna Desiderio, John B. Roegiers John Fernandes Woman's Club Thursday, Nov. 1. Rahway. •-TM1IRS0AT, JUMI II - Rahway Landmarks. 8 p.m.. A Rahway resident, John nstated outstanding ach- 1978 and the Naval Aca- to tennis clinic Columbian School, W. Hazelwood and New Brunswick Barry Roegiers, the son of ievement in the industrial demy in Annapolis, Mci, in marks spring Aves. Rahway Chapter No. 607, American .Assn. of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. engineering program. 1982. Retired Persons, end-of-season surprise trip with dinner.. Roegiers, received the Mr. Roegiers received the Local tennis director, its I lth year. Tennis com- As an ensign, Mr. Fer- Leaves Senior Citizens Center. 7:30 a.m., returns. 8:30 American Institute of In- bachelor of engineering Regional backs Hilda Manhardt, announ- petition and instruction are nandes attended the Navy's with picnic p.m. Tickets. Ann McWhorter. 388-2534. Board of dustrial Engineers Out- degree with a concentration City legion upsets ced a National Tennis provided yearly by tennis Nuclear Power School in Education, Regular Meeting. 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School standing Senior Student in industrial engineering at Picnic fun and club club as a trustee and past Week free instructional directors at tennis clubs, Orlando, Fla., the Nuclear auditorium. Award at the Stevens Insti- Stevens' 112th commence- business were on the agenda art chairwoman. She dona- clinic for players of all country clubs, park and Prototype Training Unit in in-school business tute of Technology of ment on Thursday, May 24. for newly-elected officers ted a bicentennial painting strong Springfield abilities will be conducted recreation departments and •-SUNDAYS, JULY 1. t, 15 - Summer Union Services West Milton, N. Y., and the An in-school business Hired as spring intramur- Hoboken's Annual Presi- As an undergraduate he and 30 members of the Rah- which is displayed at the from Monday to Wednes- resorts across New Jersey, with First and Second Presbyterian Churches, 9:30 a.m.. Submarine Officers' Basic which would sub-contract als coaches at the township dent's Dinner for the senior was a member of the Amer- way Woman's Club board state federation's head- day. June 25 to 27, at the reports the city profession- Trinity United Methodist Church, E. Milton Ave. and Course in Groton. Conn. projects from local industry school were Paula Burk- By Ray Hoagland Charlie Whitman's bases Main St. class on Wednesday, May ican Institute of Industrial of directors when.they met quarters in New Brunswick. Railway tennis courts, al. at the home of Mr. and as well as providing in- hardt, Emmalyne Williams, The Rahway Post No. 5 loaded double drove in two -TUiSDAY, JULY 1 -• City Council, Pre-Meeting Con- 23. The award recognizes Engineers and the weight- Club artist, Mrs. Fran Ras- behind Rahway High National Tennis Week He was assigned to the U. Mrs. Ward Baumann on school employment for 25 Barbara Ruttenberg and American Legion Baseball runs to break open a one ference. 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers. City Hall. One Ci- the senior who has demo- lifting club. mussen, was commended School. . receives the support of the S. S. Whale (SSN 638) in June 7 to review depart- ASSISTANT VICE PBESI NOT GOLDEN ARCHES - Loomlno over the hospital tike some kind of prehistoric special education students Alice Leshick. Team upset the strong Spr- run game and key a five run ty Hall Plaza. for winning first place in the sixth inning that cjirial "Our clinic is designed to President's Council on Phy- January of this year as a mental plans for the upcom- DENT - Robert E. Grand mech;inic.il beast, a concrete pump, one of the largest In the northeast United States, currently enrolled in two ingfield team 5 to 3 in a -WIDNBDAY, JULY 4 - Rahway Italian-American state for her watercolor Clark to its win. nnroduce tennis to players sical Fitness and Sports, the division officer. The fast- ing club year (Oct. 1984 to jean, Jr. of Rahway, cur dolivors concrete to the deck of the new extension of Rahway Hospital. programs at Arthur L. The following appoint- nine-inning contest. Club, 8:30 p.m., club. New Brunswick Ave. painting, submitted in the just starting the game and National Recreation and Paper to put attack nuclear-powered sub- June 1985). Annual Bright's of Ameri- rently the branch manage •< Johnson Regional High ments at Johnson for Scott Durkin allowed Cranford moved out to a -MONDAY, JU1T » - City Council. Regular Meeting. to improve the skills of Park Assn., the United marine is homeported at the can Contest. Her entry will at the Grand St. office >•< School in Clark was envis- 1984-1985 were also made: eight hits in the nine-inning 3-0 lead after two, but Mark 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall, One City Hall The business portion of those who already play," States Tennis Assn., the New London submarine be eligible for the national the Dollar Dry Dock Sav ioned on June 5 by the Head football coach, Steve contest. The junior at DeMille started the Clark Plaza. the meeting was conducted comeback with a inn run local professional Hilda United States Professional readers in picture base in Groton. contest. Ings Bank, was recently members of the Union Cou- Ciccotclli: assistant football -Rahway High School struck -TUESDAY, JU1Y 10 - Rahway Historical Society. 8 by president, Mrs. Kenneth coaches, Joseph Hubert, out seven and walked. single in the third Whit- Manhardt. said today. Tennis Assn., the United Lt. John C. Fernandas Lt. Fernandes advanced (Madeline) Kirkbright. First elected an assistant vlcn nty Regional High School p.m., Merchants' and Drovers' Tavern, St. George and JK4DMS -- We're looking them to The Atom Tabloid, Members of the board Steve Shohfi and Anthony man, was 4 for 5 foi the No registration is States Professional Tennis to his present rank on May vice-president, Mrs. Albert president at the bank. After District No. 1 Board of The Bill Dolan-coached Westfield Aves., Liberty Square. for photographs of local had a shared covered-dish Falzone; head boys soccer game. He also drove in necessary. Participants Registry, the International Post Office Box 1061. A former Rahway resi- 26 and was presented his (Muriel) Koehler. announc- working for many years In n Education when they voted team scored two runs in the -WIDNBDAY, JU1Y 11 - Parking Authority, Regular landmarks, happenings or luncheon in the backyard of coach, Larry Sturchio; head three runs to pace the 17 hit should come from 9 to Racquet Sports Assn. and Rahway. N. J. 07065. dent, John Charles Fer- silver collar bars by the ed the monthly program commercial bank Mr. Grn- to submit a proposal for a ninth inning to win its third Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, One celebrities of 30. 40 or even the Baumann home on Mid- girls soccer coach, Betty straight game. Ed Byrnes attack for Clark, while AI 10:30 a.m. the Tennis Foundation of nandes, was recently pro- commanding officer of the plans and the second vice ndjean joined Dollar Dry $71,230 state grant to fund City Hall Plaza. 50 years ago to use in The Please put your name wood Dr., Rahway. off Mil- Linaberry; boys cross-coun- walked, Durkin singled and Moller also contributed a National Tennis Week is North America. moted to lieutenant junior Whale at a Memorial Day president, Mrs. Phyllis Dock three years ago. He the first year of the three- -THUtSOAY, JUIY 11 -- Board of Education, Caucus, Atom Tabloid's anniversary and telephone number of ton Lake. Mrs. Philip (Gen- try coach. Ralph Johnson; both runners advanced run-scorng single to the the world's largest amateur grade in the Navy. celebration. Fleming, discussed fund- was elected an assistant year project. 8 p.m., Superintendent's Office, junior high school. issue of Wednesday. July the back of each photo- evieve) Carr served as the head girls crosscountry when an outfielder misplay- winners' big inning. Moller tennis program. National The son of Mr. and Mrs. The lieutenant resides in raising ideas. The treasurer. treasurer in 1982. Ha has School officials also anti- 25. graph. Photographs may be hospitality chairwoman, coach. Jack Maikos; bead ed the ball. Joe Pitula then was 3 for 4 with two runs Instruction Day Clinics are Centenary cites -MONDAY, JULY 16 - Board of Education, Regular John A. Fernandes of Bea- Groton with his wife, the Miss Lorraine Smarsch, attended the American In- cipate a request for addi- picked up in our office after girls tennis coach, Dave belted a two-run double. batted in. Todd Scott and offered from April 1 to July Meeting, 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. If you have any photo- chwood, formerly of Rah- former Miss Theresa Peter reported on the "state of stitute of Banking and tional funds wi|l be made to Wednesday. Aug. I. Wendy Conklin Cowdcn; head boys gasket- Joe Bush drove in two runs 4 by metnbers of the United Miss Skotek "WIDNBDAY, JULY II -• Parking Authority, Caucus, graphs of local or historical way, he waugraduated from of Rahway, and their dau- finances" and minutes were Tusculum College In Ore the state department of edu- ,AJ Niemela had a two- ball coach, Steve Petruz- for Cranford. Stales Professional Tennis home 'of Bernard Miller, 693 Hemlock St. Rahway interest and would like to Sorry, no 'photographs Rahway flfgh "School in ghter, Christina Fernandas. taken by recording secre- enevUle, Tenn. Mr. Grand- cation during the second run homer in the first inn- A Rahway student, Italian-American Club, 8:30 p.m., club. New Brunswick submit them please mail wilt be returned by mail. Jean Is a director of th.. zelli; head girls basketball The winning pitcher was Assn.. the United States tary, Mrs. Thomas (Edith) and third years of operation ing to give Springfield an Anastasia Rae Skotek, the Ave. A township woman, East Side Chamber of coach, Mr. Falzone; head Ed Hannewald. who went Professional Tennis Reg- Roberts. of the project. early lead. In the fourth inn- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -MONDAY, JULY 10 -- Chamber of Commerce, Wendy S. Conklin of 26 Commerce. He Is a mem- wrestling coach, John Red- the distance. It was his first istry and other qualified Mrs. Kirkbright reported Board members also gave ing Rahway closed the defi- Raymond Skotek, achieved General Meeting, 7 p.m., Columbian School, corner of County waste crisis Wendall PI.,- received her ber of the Trinity Eplscopnl fern: assistant wrestling win of the season. The tennis professionals at clubs Fulcomer: GOP on the convention held in permission for Jack Ford, cit to one run when Durkin honorable mention at Cen- New Brunswick and E. Hazelwood Aves. bachelor of science degree Church In Woodbrldge and coach, Tom Galiszewski; Clark team is now 2-2. and public facilities. mid-May at the Americana the distributive education singled, advanced to second tenary College in Hacketts- CLARK in agricultural and resource serves on the Scottish head boys indoor track on an error and scored on a Details arc available by Resort Club of Great Gorge coordinator at Johnson, to town by the addition of her -MONDAY, JUNI15 - Board of Adjustment, Regular on temporary hold technology from the Uni- Heritage Committee of th<> coach. Mr. Ford; head girls hit by Pitula. contacting Hilda Manhardt wants referendum by the New Jersey State participate in the summer Pinocchio name to the college honors Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. versity of Rhode Island in Garden State Arts Centoi indoor track coach, Mr. Springfield added a run in at the Rahway Recreation list. "The solid-waste disposal the governor's office and Federation of Women's Kingston. R. I., on Sunday, in-service workshop of the Maikos; bowling coach, Mr. Westfield Ave. Cultural Arts Commission New Jersey Assn. of Mar- the fifth on back-to-back at Trailside Oept. by telephoning Only those students who crisis may have been ave- the department have resu- Clubs, an affiliate of the May 27. Shohfi: play director, Mich- J81-8000 or 574-9122. -TUBDAV, JUNI 16 -• Elementary Board of Educa- on waste plant rted by (he co-operation of General Federation of keting and Distributive singles by Greg Torborg have attained 3.2 to 3.499 tion, Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.. Administration Building. lted in a probable resolution ael Vogel; band director, and Man Miller. Rahway "Pinocchio in Outer National Tennis Week is Rahway Sixth Ward of rejection, during the the Department of Environ- of the very real crisis we in Women's Clubs. Education Teacher Co-or- Lynn Blecker; yearbook ad- averages are included in this Schindler Rd. Planning Board, Regular Meeting. tied the game in the sixth on Space," a color cartoon produced byGD/TY Sports 1 Councilman James J. Ful- November General Elec- mental Protection and local Union County are facing. The state federation dinators from Wednesday group. -MONDAY, JULY 1 •- Township Council, Executive visor, Mr. Felter, newspa- a two-run double by A. J. about how Pinocchio tries and "Tennis" magazine. comer, the newly re-elected tions of 1984 or could hold officials, " Assemblyman Union County freeholder celebrated its 90th anniver- to Friday, Aug. 15 to 17, in per advisor, Margaret Gre- Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC Gabel. to rid the skies of Astro, a Chris Evert Lloyd serves r city Republican chairman, one on whether the concept Edward K. Gill of the 21st chairwoman, Charlotte sary and the Rahway Atlantic City. ene; business managers for Westfield Ave. " ALL IN A DAY'S WORK - Workmen smooth out the freshly-poured concrete during the • * * space pirate, will be shown as the National Tennis announced today the should even be considered. District announced today. DcFilippo, is to be com- Woman's Club its 60th •PUIL OIL The resignation of Karin school publications, Mr. -TUBDAY, JULY 1 -- Regional Board of Education. •OIL Clark American Legion on Wednesday, July 11. at Week's national chair- NJ. POISON Rahway Republican City He suggested the best ap- The Middlesex County mended for diligently work- year. Club artist, Emy •WEIL McLAIN construction of the new one-story eastern extension. Drexler, a part-time driver Felter and Margaret Gre- Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.. Instructional Media Center, Post No. 328 rolled to a 1:30 p.m. at the Trailside woman. National Tennis INFOtMAIION Committee urges the idea of proach would be for both freeholders have offered ing toward this agreement." Yeckel, received special of school vehicles, was ac- ene; drama director for the fcHXJCADpN Gov. Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. •OILERS 12-5 win over Cranford in a Nature and Science Center Week, officially from June a referendum on the ques- political parties on the City Union, Somerset and Mor- honors at the convention cepted, effective at the con- musicale, Mr. Vogel; ad- SYSTOI -TUBDAY, JUIY 10 - Planning Board, Executive Ses- The lawmaker cautioned, MmmiM Legion league game. at Coles Ave. and New Pro- 23 lo 30, is the largest tion of a resource recovery Council to work together to ris Counties the opportuni- however, the life of the new for her many years of 388-1251 onnnf clusion of the workday torn visor for the literary mag- sion. facility in Rahway before adopt a suitable resolution ACCOUNTS vidence Rd.. Mountainside. grassroots tennis program in ty to enter into an inter- site will be no more than volunteer work, particularly ACCIPTfD NITES- i«o atuom orrow. azine, Jane Perez; senior -WEDNBDAY, JUIY 11 -- Public Library Board of C.O.D. Heart group Admission will be $ I. the world and is currently in 800-962-1253 any decision is made on the for a referendum. county agreement to utilize three and a half to four the Clark Teen Arts Fest- Astronomers to host Hired as vocational co-or- class advisors, Irving Taylor Trustees, 7:30 p.m., Library, Westfield Ave. Board of Ad- matter by the Rahway City The Sixth Ward represen- a new fill site in Middlesex ival and her service lo the 756-6254 dinators at the Clark school years and Union County elects Connelly and Sandra Hasselman; jun- justment, Executive Meeting, 8 p.m., Conference Room, Council. tative noted the Republican County adjacent to the site 62 Years In Rohwoy, N.J. to work 10 days each dur- ior class advisors, Nancy Municipal Building, Westfield Ave. must do all it can to ex- "We Republican leaders, Party advocacy of the prin- that is scheduled to be clos- pedite the completion of the A graduate of the Clark ing the summer at the sal- Dougherty and Karen -MONDAY, JULY 16 - Township Council. Regular league confab whether we have a friendly, ciple of a referendum on the ed by the end of the month disposal plant planned in schools, Robert B. Connel- aries listed were: Henry Vinacour, Student Council Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers. Municipal Building, uncertain or unfriendly at- issue does not constitute an by the department of en- Rahway so it will be func- ly, was elected to member- Hassel, co-operative indus- advisor, Kurt Epps, and Westfield Ave. I he Amateur Astro- Dr. Fred Whipple, an titude on resource recovery endorsement of any special- vironmental protection. tional before this emergen- ship on the board of trustees trial education, SI,680; Mr. bookroom supervisor, Mr. -WEDNBDAY, JULY II -• Clark Taxpayers Coalition. nomers Inc. will host the American astronomer, will in Rahway, agree a referen- interest group involved in The counties who agree cy agreement with Mid- of the American Heart Ford, $1,290; Karen Rusin, Galiszewski. 8 p.m.. Public Library, Westfield Ave. •innlial spring conference of deliver an address on "Com- dum should be held on this the issue, but rather a call to accept the responsibility dlesex comes to an end. Assn.'s Metropolitan Chap- co-operative office educa- -MONDAY, JUIY IS - Board of Adjustment, Regular the Northeastern Regional ets" at the Holiday Inn in ter at the chapter's annual STOP public issue before a final for all citizens to study the of this joint venture must "Each community in tion, $1,135, and Margaret Astronomical I engue at Springfield at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, decision on resource reco- matter carefully and to be file a letter of intent with meeting, held at St. Bar- Ryan, $1,040. The following guidance Union County should deve- Union County College on Whipple achieved renown Westfield Ave. very in Rahway is made. It given an opportunity to ex- the department and the SHEVICK • RAVICH* nabas Medical Center in Board members also counselors were hired to --TUBDAY, JULY 14 -- Planning Board, Regular lop a recycling program and Saturday. June .1(1, hcgiiin- for his "dirty-snowball" Livingston last week. He is healthy and desirable for press their opinion on the Middlesex freeholders by I would even go so far as to iny at lJ a.m. agreed to the hiring of 41 work in the Guidance Sum- SEE US FIRST Meeting. the people to be allowed to issue through a referendum. today. A feasibility study, OSTER • TOBIN • OLECKNA & REITMAN theory of comets, suggest- will serve a three-year term. people to work in the 1984 mer Workshop at a rate of say municipalities should The event is being held in ing they were a mixture of vote on this important mat- Some Republicans, he selection of an engineer and Mr. Connelly was recent- summer school program, if $9 per hour for a maximum consider enacting ordina- A professional corporation conjunct ion with the col- snow and dust. ter. By having a referen- observed, favored using an other enabling steps are ex- ly cited by the International needed, at full stipends stipend of $450; Joseph nces mandating their citi- lege's yearlong Golden dum, our community can initiative petition to force a pected to follow swiftly so The banquet will be Geneva Assn. as the "New ranging from $1,000 to Strcit. Edward San Fillipo, Woman's Club zens co-operate in recycling ALL INJURIES & DEATH CLAIMS ..*•_. FAST.QUALiTY avoid the perception a small there can be no interrupted Jubilee Celebration. referendum on the issue. followed by a "Star Party" Jersey Restauranteur of the $1,200 or pro-rated accor William Blakcly, Maria Set- programs," Assemblyman group of politicians are forc- Others, he added, wish sim- service. Assemblyman Gill The astronomical league at the Sperry Observatory Year for 1984." He is a ding to the number of hours limo, Joanne Jakubik, Clif- Gill said. "The problem of 1 ing a policy upon the people ply to circulate a petition further pointed out the site i ^ tlie* coordinating body for on the Cranford campus, member of the "200 Club" employed. ford Lauterhahn, Jane Lau- Seton alumni wins prize waste disposal is not going NO FEES WITHOUT RECOVERY asliouomcrs' groups thro- beginning at 10 p.m. without their consent," said asking for the referendum, has yet to be approved by to go away. Now is the time of Union County and a Sil- Two English teachers, stsen and Frank Clancy. NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL VISIT uj'hom tIK- country. ' to sponsor Councilman Fulcomer. which, would give the City the department, but he is for us to make long-range In addition to the sche- ver Life Member of the Norman Schneider and PRINTING Under Board resolution More than 200 league The councilman added Council an idea of how optimistic. committments." duled speeches the confer- Honorary Policemen's Douglas Fcltcr, were given the science and business •LETTER HEADS for press book tneiuhers from Maine to shore reunion the Republicans are not many residents want a "I am gratified," the ence will feature a commer- Benevolent Assn. of Moun- Board approval to work in education coordinator posi- • AUTO & ALL VEHICLE ACCIDENTS central New Jersey are ex .•FLYERS Second place in the Sixth Rahway News-Record not committed to any particular referendum but would not legislator said, "the many "The beaten path li the cial exhibit of instruments tainside. the English summer work- tions were changed from The Young Alumni Club ••ecied to participate in the District of the New Jersey only lo get the local news type of referendum and any force a referendum. discussions we've had. with tafatt/' Latin Proverb in the Cranford campus He received an advanced shop at $9 per hour for a 12-month to 10-month of Seton Hall University • FALLS & UNSAFE PROPERTY da\ lonf. session, to he con- •LETTERS Federation of Woman's but also to show apprecia- referendum on the matter gymnasium, an astro-photo- chefs degree from the maximum stipend of $450 employment yeap. will sponsor its First Jersey dueled in the college's Cran- graphy contest and an exhi- Clubs was the award cita- tion for the paper's con- prior to the final decision Culinary Institute of each. Hired to work six days Shore Reunion on Saturday •RESUMES • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE loid campus auditorium. bition of members' projects. America, in Hyde Park, N. afternoon, July 14, from 3 tion given to the Rahway tinued co-operation. Miss would. be satisfactory. He Rci'isiration is sel for 9 The school body also during the summer at pay •SALES BULLETINS Woman's Club for its press Hilda Avery serves as the explained the city could The registration fee is $7, Y. gave its permission for the rates based on their to 7 o'clock at Key Largo a.m.. bill the Amateur Ast- book, compiled by Miss club photographer and will hold a referendum between • UNSAFE PRODUCTS & TOOLS while admission to the even- following staff members to 1983-1984 salary guide, to on Fourth Ave., Bebnar. •RULED FORMS Shape Up and Slim Down in ronomers Inc. members ing banquet will cost $15. Ann Vail, consisting of be the new press book chair- the receipt of the finished Centenary cites work in the summer Chap- be adjusted' when the All Seton Hall alumni Air Conditioned Comfort may regisier on I'riday, and their guests may attend •LAYOUT a ARTWORK news stories and other woman for the upcoming proposal and the final City • WORKERS COMPENSATION him* ?.9, ai (he regular inon- ter No. I program for a 1984-1985 rateiare esta- year, 1984-1985. Council vote of acceptance WHILt GETTING FIT WITH AH Karen Clement maximum of 150 hours blished were thofollowing the summer reunion. There material submitted by the thly meetiiii!, Martin-.- at 8 Mrs. Berlin •LOGO DESIGNING club's communication A city woman, Karen each from Monday, July 2. guidance counselors: Mr. will be a free buffet and EROBIC • SOCIAL SECURITY p.m. in the Campus Center. chairwoman, Mrs. Tor (Ste- returns home Marie Clement, the daugh- to Friday, Aug. 3, at $9 per Streit, GertrudV Falkin, special drink prices. •NEWSLETTERS EXERICSE Starga/ers will attend a phanie) Cedervall. who ex- DISABILITY APPEALS ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert hour: Betty Ruffley, the Lorraine Olszewski, Mr. Reservations must be EXPERIENCE DESIGNED serk-.s of technical sessions •STICK ON LABELS tended appreciation to The I DRUGS OF RAH WAY A Rahway woman, Mrs. J. Clement, achieved honor- director, Christine Comcrci, San Fillipo and Robert made by Monday, July 9. LIT FOR YOUI •MEMBER Of NEW JERSEY A FLORIDA BAR locusiug (HI such topics as Marjorie Berlin of 79 Col- •ENVELOPES Rahway News-Record for "Planning for Haley's Com- able mention at Centenary a nurse; Lorraine Olszcw- Weinficld. Any alumnus who makes CUSSES 5TJUT onia Blvd., recently return- College in Haclcettstown by ski, a guidance counselor: Michael Sorrentino was a reservation will receive a its "splendid use of photo- et," "How Not to Take an ed from Washington, D. C, ^POSTERS graphs and publicity arti- PHESCRfPTIOIVS MONDAY. JULY 2ad Astro-Photograph" and a addition of her name to the Anita Williams, a learning rured to work Seton Hall Alumni Assn. where she spent a week and college honors list. disabilities specialist, and mer school pro, beer mug at Key Largo. To cles." OUR SPECIALTY preview of Hie group's trip attended the graduation of THE ATOM TABLOID MIW> W-MMI I CO-ID CUSSU 388-5454 Only those students who Walter Wiatr, Donald Hart- make a reservation pleate FRff to Cerro Tololo, Chile, in cd at a full At the club's board i lOCATtOMS: CUM, UMSON/CMONM her granddaughter, Rita M. have achieved 3.2 to 3.499 man, Cheryl Rosanin, Mary $1,200 or pi telephone the office of 1986 to view Haley's Corn- t > 219 Cvntral Av*. meeting on June 7 Mrs. 381-2000 • 1743 ST. GEORGES AVENUE Rushing, from St. Timo- averages are included in this Ellen Verschuren and Jo- ding to the m alumni services at 312-11«S el. . •^••'"•' RahWau *l I Cedervan .-""it the mem- FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY thy's Boarding School. group. Ann Diana, all teachers. he works. 761-9186. 454-7311 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY bers to subscni. - to The 73l'tSS0 PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-REeORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWfe-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1984 PAGE 9 Athletes team up Horseshoe pitchers Don's still leads Wildcats blister Linden chamber Diane Moleen on birth defects sets run gets awards to sponsor tourney in girls' softball Badgers in tourney A township resident. Athletes from all around Jake LaMotta, the "Rag- The Linden Chamber of $2. The late entry fee after Diane I. Moleen. received the metropolitan area ing Bull," received the Hall The John Rosselet The tournament is open to CLARK GIRLS PEE WEES By Ray Hoagland ond inning and a base-on- Commerce will present its July 8 is an additional SI. the Parent-Child Healih recently attended the of Fame Award for his con- Memorial Horsehoe Pitch- all horseshoe pitchers who SOFTBALL JUKI 5 The Clark Wildcats balls by Joan Zambo. second annual one-mile fun The five-mile run offers a Nursing Award of the March of Dimes Fourth tributions to the boxing ing Tournament will take are members of the Natio- MAJOR LEAGUE Dairy Queen won over defeated the Bergenfield In the last fourth Ellen run and five-mile run Sun- $100 cash prize and trophy department of obstetrics Annual Sports Awards Ban- world. Francis Stokes was place on Sunday, June 24, nal Horseshoe Pitchers' STANDINGS Thomas Popola and Sons Badgers 10 - 0 in a second- day, July 15. with respec- to the first place male and and gynecology and the George Burrlette of Alexson reached on an in- Horace Baker was on the quet held at the Loew's the recipiento f the Outstan- at Warinanco Park in Ros- Assn. Pitchers may join the WEEK ENDING 8-4. round game of the Wildcats' tive starting times of 9 a.m. first place female; a $50 Surgical Nursing Award Rahway caught a seven third team in the UO-meter field error, sending Beth Glenpointe Hotel in Tea- ding Achievement Award elle/Elizabeth. day of play. JUNE 9 JUNI 4 Annual Softball Tourna- Clifford to second after her and 9:30 a.m. cash prize to the second during the commencement pound fluke that was weigh- hurdles. neck. for being the first American Those in championship Applications may be HAMS W I Thomas Popola and Sons ment at Clark's Arthur L. single off the pitcher. The runs will lake place place male and second place exercises of the Elizabeth ed on the scale at Frank's * « * The banquet raised near- to finish in the BOC chal- classes, with a ringer per- picked up at the parks Don's Pharmacy 7 1 defeated Clark Drugs 15-8. Johnson Regional High on a loop, flat road course female and a $25 cash prize General Medical Center Claire Connor and After two down in the Boats in the Atlantic High- ly $86,000 to benefit March lenge race around the world centage of 40% or more department office in the VFW 5 2 For Thomas Popola, Laura School on June 17. with ihe start and finish on to the third place male and School of Nursing of Eli- Carlette Smith were sel- fifth Jill DeMark singled to lands. of Dunes programs in birth- David "Sonny" Werblin will register at 2 p.m. and Union County Administra- Clark Kiwanis 5 2 Antenucci hit three home- Pleasant St.. Linden, near third place female. zabeth, held on Thursday. ected for the Union Coa- The Clark learn put ihe right field. - * • • defects prevention. received the Sports Citizen begin play at 2:30 p.m. tion Building in Elizabeth. Howard Savings 4 3 runs and there were two Rt. 1, along the General May 24, at the Orange- ches All-Union County game on "ice" with seven In the sixth inning Sue T-shirts will be given to ti&m Two members of the at the Year Award and Al- __ Those in all other classes. An entry fee of $4 must ac- homers from Lauren Far- Motors Assembly Plant. ' Avenue Middle School in Track and Field Team- Shop-Rite 1 6 runs in the lasi of ihe first Bleiwiese singled but could ihe first 500 entrants. Rahway High School Track Honorees receiving fred Sanzari was honored as ringer percentage under company each application, rell. one by Lisa D'Ambola Cranford. Claire Connor for the long BowcoLabs 0 8 inning. not advance. The pre-entry fee for the Further information may and Field Championship awards for their athletic the Sports Businessman of 40%, will register at H) a.m. which may be turned in at and two from Cheryl Duffy. jump and 100-meter dash Homeruns were hit by The highlight of the first The only run of the game five-mile run prior to Sun- be obtained at Tees and Team were selected To the achievements were tennis the Year. and begin play at 10:30 a.m. the tournament. For Clark Drugs one home- and Carlette Smith for the Donna Miller. Julie Dzied inning was when Sue Mar- came in the fifth inning day, July 8 is $5, and the Things, 103 South Wood "Exparianca is a dear school First Team All-Metro. They star, Billie Jean King, run was hit by Jennie 100 meter high hurdles and Diana Nyad was the mis- zic and Megan McCutch- shall reached cjn first by an when Abby Roessler doubl- pre-entry fee for ihe one- Ave. in Linden or telephone but fools will laarn in no included, in the 200-meter, Pioneer Woman in Sports; Flisser and another by othar." Benjamin Franklin the high jump. tress of ceremonies. In addi- eon. error, sending Jill DeMark ed to center and advanced mile run prior lo July 8 is 862-9387 or 925-2300. By Gary Satterwhite, a five- Herschel Walker. General tion to her shows, "Wide Christine Yelenovsky. s • • * Wrestling to debut MINOR LEAGUE and Kathy McNally over to third on the throw from foot, two-inch, 165 pound of the Year, Otis Birdsong, World of Sports" and JUNI 4 JUNI 7 for the scores. Beth Clifford center field and scored on a Ray Hoagland Clark's Arthur L. junior, who won four races Net of the Year; Mel Bri- "Good Morning America" Post No. 328 of the drove in one run and And- hit to center field by Chris Johnson Regional High Dairy Queen won over to lead Bob Jackson's In- dgman. Devil of the Year, she holds many swimming American Legion won over rea Peters had a run balled Richcda. School volleyball players, at Dunn Center Clark Drugs 4-2. One home- dians to trie Group No. 3 Vladislav Bogicevic, Cosmo records. DIVSPEC 9-0. Jennifer run was hit by Yvonne in. A triple by Gail Gega sectional title. His best time Sandi Trani and Helen Miss Getclife. pitched for Big Discount of the Year, and Don Bay- Other athletes on the dais DePazza hit two homeruns. closed out the scoring. Hnat, were selected to the An action-packed card of tation will feature Ivan Put- Clark of Dairy Queen. Monmouth College this in the 200 was 21.5 seconds lor. Yankee of the Year. included Buck Williams of Ambassador World Travel All-Watchung Conference professional wrestling will ski going against George In the last of the fifth year and will be playing for in the Watchung Confer- Ali Haji-Sheikh, the place the Nets, Steve Movers of defeated Martin's Furniture Team. Sandi Trani has ac- be seen at the Thomas E. "The Animal" Steele. with the rains coming the Stockton College next spr- ence National Division kicker for the Giants, the Cosmos, J. T. Turner of 19-7. Sherry Santos hit a cepted a full scholarship to Dunn Athletic Center at Clark team scored ihree ing. She is an outstanding Undefeated Columbia of meet when he set three received the Giant of the the Giants and skater. homerun and Mamie Perez attend the University of Elizabeth High School on runs and had a 10-0 lead. tennis player. Mike Murray of Rahway South Orange-Maplewood meet records. He ran 21.6 Year honors. The award Elaine Zayak. In addition there will be hit three triples. Georgia, while Helen Hnat Saturday, June 30, at 8 p.m. * « * Sue Marshall allowed on- signed with ihe Chicago defeated Clark's Arthur L. seconds to win the 200 at has been renamed the Proceeds from the event three other all—star bouts: has received a partial JUNI S '' In the opening game of ly three hits to the Rebels. While Sox last week and Johnson Regional High the Union County cham- "Doug Kotar Award" in will benefit programs in Jose Luis Rivera versus Sa- pionship, won ihe Group" scholarship to Villanova. Andre the Giant will The Clark Education the tournament the Marl- Ten of the 21 outs were in reported on June 13 to the School -Girls^VoHeyball memory oT~ the Giants' research, education and headline the mat spectacle moan No. 3, Salvatore Bel- Assn. defeated DIVSPEC ton Rebels defeated ihe the air. She failed to walk a No. 3 meet a week later in Jamie Fagan was placed lamo versus Rene Goulet White Sox Class "A" Minor Team in the finals of the former running back who medical services for the when he enters the squared 13-5. The only homerun Clark Wildcats 1-0 in a batter or strike out a Rebel. 22 seconds and turned in a on the Second Team. The and S. D. Jones versus League Club in Niagara Coaches Spring Volleyball passed away last year. prevention of birth defects. circle against Gregg "The was hit by Michelle brilliantly-pitched game. • • • Falls. Playoffs. 21.7-second mark to place Crusaders had a season "Mad Dog" Buzz Sawyer. at the Meet of Champions. Hammer" Valentine and Zawoysky. The Rebels' Maureen Gel- In the Bergenfield win Murray was the 22nd- mark of 20-1. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper will Clark, which finished * # • ' JUNI I clife, a five-foot, five-inch Nancy Kosko allowed two round selection in the major with a 20-1 season, defeated The Rahway junior also go against the popular General admission tickets Post No. 328 of the pitcher, gave up three hits. hits, struck out four and This weekend our Claire league draft. Summit 15-8 and 15-9 in had the county's best time Rocky Johnson. Former at $6. reserved at S8 and American Legion won over She fanned three and walk- failed to walk a batter. Connor will be competing The Rahway youngster, the semi-finals. in the 400-meter race, 47.3 World Wrestling Federa- ringside at $10, may be pur- Martin's Furniture 22-16. ed one. The Clark team lost to in the United States Olym- Durkin's arm hurls who played for four seasons * * * seconds. tion champion. Bob Back- chased at the Dunn Athletic Homeruns were hit by Tina The Wildcats' hits were the Phillies, of New York pic Committee on the West Tor Kean College of New Richard Gritschke, the Last weekend Satter- lund, will go against Bob Center or at Joan Tarshis, Douglas, Ruth Pile and by Sue Bleiwiese in the sec- 4-0 on June IS. Jersey in Union, tied the superintendent of the white was competing in the Coast. Please see ABC Tele- city over heights Orton. Another confron- ink. in New York City. Dana Mariano. school record of 25 career Rahway Recreations Dcpt., National Junior Track and vision starting tonight at 8 honieruns originally set by announced plans for, the Field Championship at San o'clock for the action. By Ray Hoagland In an Intra-County Herman Diaz. coming summer. Jose University in Califor- Scott Durkin hurled a League contest Summit Railway's six-foot, two- nia. REAL CHAMPIONS - New Jersey Generals football player. Herschel Walker, takes Activities at the play- four-hitter to pace Rahway defeated the Rahway Rec- iiieh, 195-pound catcher hit time out to meet March of Dimes goodwill ambassador, Kim Trani, and poster child. Bil- grounds will include arts Tod Baskerville was American Legion Post No. reations 1-0 behind the four- .,'41 with 12 homeruns this ly Wlnebnd. ^Best Buy for "Steel-Belted" Radials ^ and crafts, track and field, selected in the long jump. CLARK WILDCATS 5 to a 6-1 win over Berkeley hit pitching of Mike Del Buy for "Performance" Radials^ if Best Buy for "All-Season" Radials spring. softball, basketball, The six-foot, one-inch, 160 GIRLS SOFTBALL Heights in Berkeley Heights Grande. He has been a member of playground Olympics, trips pound junior won every- SCHEDULE on June 10. Summit scored the the Imra-County League and the Annual Fishing thing his way until the TOMOttOW game's only run irt the third Kiwanit to sponsor Rahway Recreations cham- Derby. Group No. 3 meet, where Shiloh at Clark. 6:15 p.m. The Rahway post scored inning when Joe Munzo led pionship teams for the past For information on the he finished second with a SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Atlantic City trip firc$tonc two runs in each of the first off with a hit and, with two XiMDUESTOriE two seasons. jump of 22 feet and 6.5 in- summer activities please JUNI 1J AND 14 two innings. Dan Andren away, Leroy Horn walked • • * ches and qualified for the There's still time to get telephone the office at Wildcats Tournament. opened the game with a to put runners on first and tion in today by bringing Meet of Champions. seats on the bus to Atlantic your money directly to The In the First Annual Essex 381-8000, extension 321. MONDAY, JUNI 25 base-on-balls and scored the second. John Bartz then STS has your "Steel-Betted" STS has your "Performance" STS has your "All-Season" and Union County All-Star Sue Baumann is the East Rutherford at Clark, City on Friday, July 27, at 5 Atom Tabloid. 219 Central game's first run on a triple singled to center to drive in March p.m. Ave., Rahway! Track and Field Meet the sports supervisor and James Prior to the Group No. 3 6:30 p.m. by Andre Powell. Joe the run. Steel- Radial Tires at the right price. Union team won the boys The cost is $10 per per- All checks are payable Radial tires at the right price. Ladley is the general super- meet Baskerville won the TUBDAY, JUNI 16 Petula then singled, sending Summit is now 2-1, while son, but you will get back towards the Rahway tires at the right price. division by 74 V> by 56 Vt. Puerto Rico J. C. Dolls, of visor of the playgrounds. sectional at 23 feet and 8.5 home Powell. Rahway is II. $7 in quarters and a $5 Kiwanis. Now, STS offers outstanding values on your "steel-belted" radial tires. The girls' event went to 7:30 p.m., at Clark Little Now, STS offers outstanding values on your steel-radial tires for your Now, STS offers outstanding values on your "All-Season" tires. Like inches; the counties at 21 * * * coupon towards your next The bus will leave from The 721 radial is the most popular steel-belted radial passenger tire F.ssex County 89-33. . . League . Field,,(under , the. Dimes import and domestic car. Like the 207V and 108V steel-belted 1531818. the " All New " Michelin XA4 radial. Michelin engineered and specified feet and 9.5 inches: in the Rahway, wirmfcig its se- The Westfield Legion The Atom Tabloid parking :•; ever produced by Firestone. A fuel efficient trea&design provides .for The Union "A" Mile- When Rocky Lockridge Watchung Conference, Na- lights). Hurry, get your reserva- lot. rc i The 207, ''performance" slecJwnkliaJ fits jnost domestic and imported to deliver you crisp, sharp steering control in snow or rain. It's "All- cond straight game, added defeated the Clark Post 6-2 exceptional handling, road gripping traction and long tread wearability. sporty and performance cars. While the 108 fits both domestic and Relay Team turned in a successfully defended his tional Division at 23 feet •MAJORS SCHEDULE another pair in the second Season" traction that you can depend on. The XA4 eliminates winter lime of three minutes and World Boxing Assn. junior in Union County League Firestone's 721 steel-belted radial—a proven performer! imported small cars. Each offer Bridgestone's long lasting traction. and 6.5 inches, in the TOMORROW when Ed Byrnes hit a two- ball this week. — TNI MMWAY COMMUNITY ACTION —I tire change over and delivers up to 60,000 miles, depending on how 12.6 seconds and finished lightweight title by stopping Minuieman Games at 23 Puerto Rico J. C. Dolls, run homer off of starter and Dean Luckenbaugh hurl- OMAMUTMN, NK. will btgln Its sum- NEW MIRACLE METHOD you drive. Michelin—Because so much is riding on your tires. first, with Treno Denson Tae-Jim Moon of South feet and eight inches, in the mar day camp oparatlont on Monday. home, 7 and 8:30 p.m. loser, Gary Ruban. ed a four hitter and Mike and Gary Salterwhite of the Korea in the 11th round Rutgers Relays at 22 feet Juiw 18, 1984 through August 31, 1984 The Ultimate in Carpet Cleaning 95 SATURDAY, JUNI M # * * Parrish was three-for-three Rahway Indians as mem- working in the champion's and 2.5 inches and his best for youngitan 6 through 14 years of 95 Blue Jays of Oradel, The Clark American to lead the winners, who are DRIES IN ONE HOUR $38 $32?108dV he rs. corner was a former Rah- jump of the season at the XA4 away, 6 and 7:30 p.m. Legion baseball team lost to II, while Clark is 1-2. Lance $47 Salterwhite won the way resident, Toms Parks. Plainfield Invitational at 24 MONDAY. JUNI H W* will provid* a full day of services at P155/80R12 the Springfield post 7-0. Dorsey, Mike Padula and that time which will Include, Arts & 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed P165/80RU P155/80R13 200-meter run in 21.7 He is now one the top feet and five inches. Canada at Majors, 7 and Blackball Rich Russo of the win- Jack Failla each had two Crafts, Roller Skating, Softball, Basket- We Specialize in Hard to Remove seconds. trainers in the country. 8:30 p.m. ners held Clark to five hits. hits for the Westfield team. ball. Kickball, Swimming, Field Trips, and Stains, Pet Stains and Odors Investigate In the girls' events, # • * Baskerville, who was a *AU games at Memorial He struck.out three. Mark De MUle led the Reodlng/Moth Tutoring. Investigate Rahway's Carlette Smith Gary Ostrega of the Col- member of the Rahway CALL 750-4242 Investigate the benefits: Field in Linden. * * * Clark team with two hits. Applications for admission will be acc- won the 100-meter hurdles onia Country Club and county relay team, had a cepted on a first-come, first-served LELAR CORP. the benefits: the benefits: in 14.2 seconds. Mike Preston of Echo Lake jump of 23 feet and eight in- basis, for spaces are limited. There li a Delivers up to Telephone firm Telephone firm registration fee for all clients, and fees '"«-•• WITH THIS COUPON -••-•. Carlette Smith, who com- had games of 31 and 36 for ches. • 7 over 2 wrapped 40,000 mile 60,000 miles! peted on June 9 in Eliza- a 67 in the state Profes- Selected for the second are set on a family's ability to pay. SPKIAL OFFER College unit pays Rahway Al Fees Meet te Mi A Meeifc ta U- warranty! heth, won the 100-meter sional Golf Assn. Pro team team were Treno Denson, pays Clark by 1 steel cord fila- (Depending on how hurdles in 14.4 seconds at Championship at the in the 400-meter run and elects Blevins $578,818 $60,072 OFF ment construction! 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RAHWAY NEWS-RECCJRDiCLARK PATRIOT ••«•••••••.•• VAGt 10 THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1984 Mr. IMson, 83 Miss, Canny Cart O. Nelson, 83, of Mid tfcther Melissa Linden, died Saturday. June Cammy, the infant daugh- Jewish family unit 1 1 OBITUARIES at Rahway Hospital in ter of Mr. «nd Mrs. Joseph •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I* * ••••••••••••.•.•.•••.•.•.•.••••a Rahway after a brief illness. Cammy, died, Friday, June Religious News He was born in Wood- 8. of respiratory failure at to cite volunteers bridge and had lived in the Middlesex General Anthony L. Panariello, M.D. Mrs. My, 88 Rahway before he moved Hospital in New Bruns- The president rof the and in providing emergency Mrs. Smith/ 87, wick. - Eye Physician & Surgeon medical and dental services to Linden 42 years ago. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. OF OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK board of directors of the Mis. Ethel Kahner Daly. Mr. Nelson had been a She was bom in Rahway RAHWAY The Worship Service will be held on Sunday, June Jewish Family. Service to immigrants. 38, of Neptune, formerly of and had lived in Wood- announces the opening Agency of Central New In addition volunteers St. Mary's member power engineer at the Ex- Tlit Family Worship Service and Message will be 4, al 10 a.m.. with The Rev. Alexander McDougall, the Rahway. died Sunday. June xon Bayway Refinery in bridge. of his office at held al 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 2-4, with The Rev. temporary supply pastor, leading the service. A Jersey, Sid Neidich. an- serving the agency's clients 10. at the Lodge Nursing Linden for 37 years and he Surviving in addition to Fellowship Hour will follow the Service of Worship. nounced on Wednesday, as telphone visitors through Mrs. Anna May Schwei- Her husband, William E. Home following a brief il- Donald B. Jones, the pastor, conducting the services. Dur- tzer Smith, 87, of Rahway. retired in 1957. her parents are her maternal NOMCOVUV ing ihe service Trinity's "Senior Saints'" (50-year and more The Rev. Alexander McDougall. who will lead the June 27, at 8 p.m. the agen- the Westfield Chapter of Smith, died in 1961. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. NOW cy will honor the approx- the National Council of died Friday, June 8, at Surviving are two dau- He had also been a 727 GALLOPING HILL RD. iiiembersi will be honored. Music will by provided by the Worship Service, is the temporary supply pastor. The Rahway Hocpital in Rah- Mrs. Daly was bom in member of the Exxon Quar- Harold Presser of Rahway. Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. Rev. McDougall was born in Scotland. He is a graduate imately 100 individuals who Jewish Women, which in- ghters, Mrs. Claire Sch- Rahway and had lived there and her paternal grand- cludes Rahway and Clark, way after a long Ulna*. upper at Rahway and Mrs. ter Century Club, the UNION, N.J. 07083 The Church School will convene at 9:30 a.m. lor Promo- of the University of Edinburgh, studied at Ihe Scottish have served as volunteers most of her life before she parents. Mr. and Mrs. FOIMEt SOCIAL KOUIfTY and ihe Mitzvah Corps of She was a life-long resi- Anna Bechtoid of Metu American Assn. of Retired tion and the last session until September. Adult- Congregational College and took a year of postgraduate during the past year in the moved to Neptune in 1977. Persons, the Bayway Post Sidney Cammy of Woodbri- STIFF ATTOMEr Nu;«rvisod Nursery Care will be available during the Wor- work at Oberlin College in Oberlin. He served a parish in many programs conducted Temple Emanu-El will also dent of Rahway. chen; a sister. Miss Irene She had been a member dge. Office Hours By Appointment be honored. Mrs, Smith had been a Schweitzer of Rahway; six of the American Legion and ship Service for infants and young children. Scotland for seven years. At the present time. The Rev. by the service. of St. Paul's Episcopal John Russell Wheeler Post 499-9400 ^ Meetings during the week: Today. Fair Workshop. VlcDougall serves as the Dean of Faculty and the Direc- This Volunteer Recogni- Ken Husney, the chair- communicant of St. Mary's grandchildren and three Church of Rahway. R. C. Church of Rahway. great-grandchildren. No. 1397 of the Veterans of Church. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Senior Choir Rehearsal. 7:30 :or of Studies ai the Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Edison. tion Night will be held at man of the board of the Mrs. Daly had also been Foreign Wars, all of Lin- 558-1717 FREE CONSULTATION p.m.: Saturday. June 23, Men's Club and Second Mile Bi- Meetings during the week: Today, Alcoholics the Jewish Community Jewish Family and Chil- an active member of the den. Beaver cites 1770 St. O.erg.t Av*. Rahway, t> ble Class Picnic, in Somerset; Monday, June 25, to Fri- Anonymous, Fellowship Hall Room A, 9 p.m.; tomor- Center on Marline Avc.. drens Services of Mon- Rahway Woman's Club. row. Alcoholics Anonymous, Fellowship Hall Room A. 1 mouth County, will be the Mr. Link, 87, He had been a member of Lb Sara Hoener _J Ja>. June 29, Trinity's Annual Daily Vacation Bible .1 Plains. She was the widow of the Presbyterian Church of School, ages four to those in grade six, no charge, registra- p.m.; Monday, June 25, Deacons Visitation. 7:15 p.m.. Many of the services pro- guest speaker. Mr. Husney, Harold H. Daly, who died Linden. PAYROLL tion to be made by telephoning 388-1328 between 9 a.m. Christian Education Meeting, 8 p.m. served as the president of A Rahway student. Sara ided by the agency in ex-linotype operator in 1972. Mr. Nelson was an Army Lynn Hoener, the daughter anJ I p.m.. classes to be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The Osceola Weekday Nursery School is now closed /hich volunteers are utiliz- Jewish Family Service Age- Surviving are a daughter, BOOKKEEPING ncy of Central New Jersey veteran of World War I. of Mr. and Mrs. .Edmund Ihe Church is located at the corner of E. Milton !or summer recess. It will resume on Monday, Sept. 10, ed, Mr. Neidich stated, are Michael Link. 87. of Mr. Link had been a Mrs. Dorothy Fitterer of for three years and has been member of Council No. during which he received Hoener, was awarded a SERVICES Nurse>ry/ Av e. and Main St. from 9 to 11:15 a.m. and from 12:45 to 3 p.m., under the directed toward the frail Rahway, died Thursday, Westfield: a granddaughter the Soldats de Verdun bachelor of arts degree at a trustee since the agency's 1146 of the Knights of Col- Payroll checks and direction of Mrs, Thomas Walsh. elderly, the handicapped June 7, at the Morristown and three great-granddau- Medal from France in 1918. Beaver College in Glenside. Kindergarten inception in 1976. umbus of Rahway. ntcords, payroll tax ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OK CI.ARK The Church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. and new immigrants. Vol- Memorial Hospital in Mor- ghters. School AUTO INSURANCE Surviving are his widow, Pa., al commencement report! filed and tax The Main Worship Service, which will start the Sum- unteers have assisted in the Lilly Gottlieb, Vera Ru- WINNING SMILES - Comm. Joseph Rybak presents awards to St. John the Apostle of ristown after a long illness. He was an Army veteran •Reading R«adln.«i Mrs. Bertha Martin Nelson, exercises held on Friday, deposits made. Cash mer Schedule, will begin on Sunday, June 24. at 9:15 a.m. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF mergency food program as bine and Rose Turchin, Clark-Unden students who participated in the American Legion Safety Essay Contest Born in Bethlehem, Pa., of World War I. »Sklll» & Conc.pti Immediate Coverage and three sisters, Mrs." May 25. on the campus Receipts and Cash The Sunday School is now in recess. RAHWAY ricndly visitors in the who serve as the volunteer in May. The winners were: Tammy Carterjrom Wlnfield, first place; Donna Daikaie from he moved to Rahway more Mr. Link's wife, Mrs. •I-J IS Ball lay Eveyln Elliot of Elizabeth lawn. Disbursements, Bank Payments Available Parents with children from three years old to those At the Morning Worship Service on Sunday, June ;hared-housing program, as steering committee, are co- Rahway, second place, and Jaquellne Baiger. third place. The atudentS-also won the than 55 years ago. Katherine Hoffner Link, Mr. Stec SMSIMU and Mrs. Jean Petroff and She majored in fine arts Reconciliations. in sixth grade are invited to enroll their children in the 24, The Rev. Gregory Keosaian, the interim pastor, will utors to new immigrants ordinating the program. Unton County contest and received awards at the American Legion Convention held in Until his retirement in died in 1955. Mrs. Grace Walker, both of •Day Can htana Surviving are two sons. John Stec. of Mount Arl- at Beaver and is a graduate Church's Vacation Bible School scheduled to begin from preach on the relationship of a-irtan and his two sons, bas- "lark on May 31 and June 1 and 2. 1964. Mr Link had been a Rahway. of Rahway High School, Wl PKK UP AND DlllVa Representing Tht Tmtkn Insurance Co. Monday. June 25. to Friday. June29. The classes will be" ed on the parable of the Prodigal Son. The sermon will be linotype operator for the John of Westmont and ington, formerly of 7 3» u to Sii as BUSINESS - HOMEOWNERS - LIFE Quinn and Boden Co. of Thomas of Morristown; a Elizabeth and Clark, died While at Beaver. Miss IUS0NAU1UTB held each morning from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Please call the entitled, "Now Wh,o's Being a Problem!" The Rev. Hoener was on Ihe Dean's CMI. AMU VAIDMAN Church Office al 382-7320 for more information. Keosaian will teach the Pastor's Bible Class following the Union Catholic sets Parish concludes Rahway for 40 years. brother, Emory of Bethle- Monday, June 4, at the Mr. Mathif. 74 SaZlSlS hem, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. An- Dover General Hospital in List and participated in the (201) 70S Amboy Ave. Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Hour, 8 Worship Service. Crib Room Care, under the direction of He had been a communi- honors program. She also Ate., lahwar anniversary cant of St. Mary's R. C. na Ansbach of Bethlehem, Dover after an apparent Mcrion S, Mathis, 74, of M1-M40 Woodbridge, N.J. 0709S 636-2602 p.m.; Tuesday. June 26, Parish Planning Meeting, 8 p.m. Mrs. Laura Nielsen, is for the children of parents atten- Pa., and four grandchildren. received an award for her 382-1265 ding the Worship Service and will be provided at 11 a.m. summer school Church in Rahway. heart attack at home. Piscataway, formerly of The Church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. He was born in Elizabeth service to the Beaver Stu- The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. Crib Room Care will be available each Sunday and will be Union Catholic Regional Registration will take in Germany Rahway and Garwood. dent Program Board. for all children from infants to four-year-olds. The Wor- and had lived in Clark for died Tuesday, June 12, at UJiiliiilhliiilii COLONIA High School in Scotch place today from 7 to 9 p.m. St. Patrick's R. C. Mrs. Norante, 85, 29 years before he moved to She was a member of the KATORA ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY ship Time Program, under the direction of Mrs. Valerie Plains will begin its summer The tuition for a review Overlook Hospital in Sum MEDICAL CENTER HIT 0 MIS Church of Elizabeth will Mount Arlington three mil after a long illness. Beaver College Choir, the The Service of Worship will be conducted by The Cisneros. will follow the Sermon story. This program is school on Monday, June course will be SI05 and for end its yearlong 125th an- years ago. Equestrian Team and the MUSIC STEAMCLEANING Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the pastor, at 9 a.m., on Sun- for children from five years old to those in third grade and 25. Courses will be offered an advanced course S210. St. Mary's member He was bom in Bridgeton vanity tennis and lacrosse Mattil niversary observance from Mr. Stec had been and had lived in Rahway fg ELECTRIC •Restaurants day. June 24. Children arc encouraged to worship with is for children who are attending church with their for both review and advan- There will be a $30 fee for Aug. 23 to Sept. 6 with a teams. In addition, she serv- LESSONS their parents. families. ced credit. registration which is non- Mrs. Lillian Mosso Norante, died in 1982. employed as a switchman most of his life and he mov- 1111 St. Oeetfe Aveme •Mobile Homes rip to Oberammergau, Ger- for the New Jersey Bell ed as an officer for the Stu- Meetings during the week: Today, Women's Sewing Meetings during the week: Monday. June 25, Vacation A student will be allowed refundable.. All costs must Norante. 86, of Rahway, Surviving are two sons, ed to Garwood before he dent Program Board, the 17 Noon - 6 P.M. SECURITY many, for the 350th anni- died Thursday, June 7. at Nicholas of Butler, Pa., and Telephone Co. for 33 years had come to Piscataway in PIANO M. 10 • 3 •Trailers Group. 10 a.m.; Saturday, June 23, Rainbow Girls Car Church School Committee, 7 p.m. to take a maximum of two be paid in full at the time of versary of the Passion Play. president of the Castle registration. Kahway Hospital in Rah-Dr. John of Rochester, N. and he retired several years 1975. also FUNCtt C. D'MIUO. M.D., P.*. ONTRACTOI •Houses Wash and Cake Sale, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Monday. June 25, The Vacation Church School will be conducted from review courses or one ad- The 14-day trip, which ago. Residence Hall Council and Vacation Church School to start, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; Tues- Monday to Friday, July 16 to 20. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. vanced course. The follow- way after a long illness. Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Mr. Mathis had been the captain of the Senior Flute, Clarinet, (BMOM UMOUNIMNI, M.D. Very Reasonable will include a visit to 0« I |) t b«W Qw day. June 26, Social Ministry Committee, 7 p.m.. Music The school will range around the subject "Jesus Is My ing courses will be offered: She was a life-long resi- "Louise Nocenti of Franklin. He had been a former maintenance machinist for Class Gift Committee. Classes will begin on Switzerland, France, Hol- communicant of St. Sax, Trumpet lll-MM with this ad and Worship Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Evangelism Commit- Answer," a study of the parables. General mathematics, first- June 25 and end on Friday, dent of Rahway. Lakes and Miss Genevieye 25 years at Small Quantities Miss Hoener also studied , License No., land and Belgium and will Mrs. Norante had been a Norante of Rahway; a sis- Vladimir's Church of Inc. in Metuchen and he NAK1MIM «. ifDOT. M.D. 6417 tee. 7:30 p.m.. Stewardship Committee, 8 p.m. The church is located on the comer of New and-secondyear algebra, July 27. Wednesday, July 4, eature a three-day Rhine at the City of London Poly Mr. Frank T.deschl, The Church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. geometry, mathematical communicant of St. Mary's ter, Miss Ann Mosso of Elizabeth and Our Lady of retired in 1980. B.S. & M.A. $ Brunswick Ave. and Main St. will be a holiday. Two ses- cruise, will cost $2,475. the Lake, where he had technical Institute as a par analysis, first-to-fourth-year sions will take place during R. C. Church of Rahway. Rahway; seven grandchil- He had also been a mem ticipant in Beaver's London (MUTAM UUOAl, M.D. For further information dren and a great-grandchild. been a member of the Holy letfemer tkn trtltt ttllMSSS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY English, world history, this time period. The first Her husband. Daniel ber of St. Paul's United Semester. 50 please telephone the rectory Name Society. w The Service of Worship will be conducted on Sun- ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY Western Civilization, first- session will begin at 8 a.m. Church of Christ of Gar . UMNTA. M.D. scon at 3540023. 381-5373 NMf. ***•!, "M ft MM* lw«WV day, June 24, at 9:45 a.m., with the pastor, The Rev. The congregation will observe Sunday, June 24. as and-secondyear United and end at 10:35 a.m. The wood. 'Magic is Funny' William L. Frederickson, preaching on "When We Stop the Second Sunday after Pentecost. The church is now on States history, first-to- second session will begin at Mrs. Tucker, 81, Mr. Stec had also been a His wife, Mrs. Gladys 225-9010 .254^6805 Praying." The Choir, under the direction of Edward M. the summer schedule with one Liturgy only. The Celebra- fourth-year Spanish, first- 10:45 a.m. and end at 1:20 Bears march member of Bishop Justin Mathis. died in 1966. to appear Stochowicz. will sing "Brother James' Air" by Jacob. tion of the Holy Eucharist will be at 9 a.m.. with The to-third-year German, first- p.m. city crossing guard McCarthy Council No. Surviving are three sons, Child Care will be provided for young children in the Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin, the rector, as the Celebrant and to-third-year French, first- to take place 550.1 of the Knights of Col Ralph of Rahway. Harry of Nursery throughout the morning. Homilist. The Junior Church School will be discontinued year Italian, physical sci- umbus of Clark and Clark and George of Pisca- For further information M*™. ""CJIaaVii fabdfrey Surviving'are two sons, member of ihe Veterans o! JJhc EiisL-Bapiisi Church, will be in charge of the unuXSeptember. - ; ^... ence, earth se*»&rf biology, regarding summer school at Trailside T Tucker, 81. of Rahway,' James of Jersey City and taway; four daughters, Mrs Ron Owen's "Magic is chemistry, ninth-grade sci- Foreign Wars of Perth Am Geraldine Cursi of A vend Funny" will feature the Worship Service, on June 24, in the Baptist Home in The Church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and please telephone Mrs. Nad- died Monday. June 11, at Thomas of Hillside; five boy. Newark. The Service of Worship will begin at\3:3O p.m. ence, first-to-fourth-year asky at 889-1600 between 8 A Happy Times daughters, Mrs. Catherine Mrs. Lorraine Kubish of comedy magician on Wed Irving St. Jhildren's Theatre double Rahway Hospital in Rah- The youth and young adults of the parish will have a religion and physical educa- a.m. and 3:30 p.m. way after a brief illness. Lukach of Carteret and He was an Army veteran Browns Mills. Mrs. Delores nesday. July 18, al 1:30 tion. feature. "Paddington Bear" Crater of Clark and Mrs p.m. al the Trailside Nature canoe trip on the Upper Delaware River ori'Sinurday, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF She was a life-long resi- Mrs. Theresa Ward, Mrs. of World War 11. June 23. plus "The Three Bears," will Elizabeth Olrech, Mrs. Marion Witkowski of Mel- and Science Center at Coles RAHWAY be shown on Wednesday, dent of Rahway. The church is located on the corner of Elm and Mrs. Tucker had been Marie Meringer and Mrs. Surviving are his widow, rose, Fla.; a brother, George Ave. and New Providence The Worship Service on Sunday. June 24, will be at Aug. 22, at 1:30 p.m. at the of Salem; 18 grandchildren Rd.. Mountainside. Bell adds 'One-Plus' to dialing Esterbrook Aves. employed as a school cross- Martha Kopelchak, all of Mrs. Anne Wasylenko Stec; 11 a.m., with The Rev. Sara B. Waldron, the pastor, Temple slates Trailside Nature and Sci- a son, John C. of Cov- and six great-grandchildren Admission will be $2. ing guard in Rahway for 30 'Rahway; a brother, George A spokesman for the all calls to toll-free; "800" The telephone company mediate need to create preaching. During July and August the Worship Service ence Center at Coles Ave. Godfrey of Carteret; two ington, Va.; four daughters, will be at 11 a.m. and New Providence Rd., years. New Jersey Bell Telephone numbers and directory as- is introducing One-Plus another area code within UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK She had been a communi- sisters. Mrs. Marguerite Miss Joanne Stec at home, Co. announced recently the sistance in another area dialing to provide IS2 new the stale, the spokesman The Nominating Committee will meet on Wednes- blood drive Mountainside. Weglin in Florida and Mrs. Mrs. Donna Zarzachi of The Main Worship Service on Sunday, June 24, will day. June 27, to fill midyear vacancies of church officers. A "Bear Parade" will cant of St. Mary's R. C. County police firm's customers will soon code. central office or telephone pointed out. begin at 11 a.m. and the Evening Worship Service will an entire year. They will be Church of Rahway. Agnes Leitinger of Franklin Pennington, Mrs. Karen be advised to first dial "1" exchange codes to meet in- New Jersey and Wash- On June 10 Miss Sarojini Ruth Finch was confirmed Temple Ohev Shalom in follow the performance Btid MEDAL WINNER - Jeffrey M. Molson of Clark, right. Is Gilchrist of Spring Lake One-Plus is not required begin at 7 o'clock, with a film "The Man of Steel," to be Colonia, in conjunction able to draw the necessary Her husband, Thomas Park; 20 grandchildren and when placing calls outside for collect, third-number- creasing customer demand ington. D. C arc ihe last at the Sunday Morning Worship Hour. A dinner followed ribbons will be awarded in congratulated by Dr. Kishor H. Thanawala after being seven great-grandchildren. Heights and Miss Annette shown. Sunday School will begin at 9:45 a.m. for children the service in celebration of Miss Finch's confirmation. with the North Jersey amounts of needed blood presented with a medallion for high academic achieve- Tucker, died in April 1973. get cooler heads their area code. billed and person-to-person for both voice and data ser- parts of the country to con- und youth und al 10 a.m. for adults. Dr. Frank Papan- without charge. categories such as for the Stec of Manasquan; vices. Miss Finch is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Finch Blood Center, will again bear with Ihe longest fur ment In economics during recent graduation cere- brother, Daniel of Clark; The new dialing pro- calls or for Calling Card vert to One-Plus dialing. dreu, the pastor, will teach on "What the Bible Teaches of Warren. sponsor the annual Ellen monies at Vlllanova University's College of Liberal Arts Members of the Union aerated baseball-style caps. cedure will be effective calls. Customers will con- Many of the company's The conversion will make The date is Tuesday, and ihe largest bear. two sisters, Mrs. Anne About 50 new caps have on Spiritual Gifts" to Ihe adult class. The Children's The Church is located at 466 W. Grand Ave. Grossman Memorial Blood Admission will be $2. and Sciences In Vlllanova, Pa. Mr. Harrington, 74, County Police Force won't statewide on Sunday, July tinue to first dial "O" for central switching offices arc New Jersey's dialing instr- Church will begin at 11 a.m. for those children aged three June 26, from 4 to 8 p.m.. at Maksymowich of Miami have to worry about "hot been purchased by the near capacity and the in- uctions similar lo those in Drive. the temple at 220 Temple Beach and. Mrs. Stella I, for the company's operator when placing ope- to eight years old. heads" this summer, now county police, said Chief 3.000,000 residential and rator-assisted or Calling troduction of One-Plus dial- ihe rest of the country, he CLARK ALLIANCE CHURCH This drive will have a Way, Colonia. former electrician Wanat of Neshanic Station, Meetings during the week: Saturday, June 23, two-fold benefit. The area One second of the tun's total energy oquuls 13 million times the average annual elec- that they have traded in Ronald Edzek, at the re business customers. Card calls. ing will eliminate ihe im- concluded. Singles Fellowship Meeting. 7 p.m.; Tuesday, June 26, Sunday School for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. on For further information and three grandchildren. their police hats for cool. quest of the officers Sunday, June 24, with Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. hospitals will be able to tricity consumption of the United States. Thomas J. Harrington, Ruddy Post No. 7363 of the The company has been Ladies Fisher's Club and Fellowship, 10 a.m.; Wednes- have the needed blood, please telephone Rose 74, of Clark, died Monday, American Legion and he themselves. sending out advertising and day, June 27, MidWeek Wednesday Evening Prayer Scr Choir Practice will begin at 6 p.m. The Evening Service Grossman at 381-7200 dur- "Not only are the hats will commence at 7 o'clock. should an emergency arise June 4, at the Foot Hills had been active in the Boys a special bill insert to vice, 7 p.m. and the donors (family in- ing the day or 381-4694 in themselves cooler to wear explain the change. The Meetings during the week: Tuesday, June 26, Ladies Nursing Home in Neshanic Scout and the Little League. Mrs. Sanzara, 76, Transportation is available to and from the Church cluded) will be covered for the evening. Station. Mr. Harrington was an but the insignia is a rubber Customer Guide section of by telephoning the office at 574-1479. Nursery care is Bible Study, 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday, June 27, Bible Army veteran of World overlay rather than a heavy telephone directories issued Study and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. He was born in Jones St. Agnes member metal badge,"chief Edzek provided at all the services and church functions. County, Ga.. and had lived War II. in June and later will also The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd.. at the For further information, please telephone the pastor. said. include the new dialing in- Aittlrimttc in Brooklyn before he mov- The Rev. David W. Arnold, at 388-1272. Mrs. Carmella Robertaz- Her husband. James San- The only officers unable Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State Mr. Fencik aids ed to Clark in 1951. Surviving are his widow zi Sanzara, 76, of Clark, zara, died in 1965. structions. Parkway. The church is located at 2 Denman Ave. to shed their heavier head Wilh "One-Plus" dialing Mr. Harrington had been Mrs. Emilie Moritz Harr died Monday, June 4, at the Surviving are two dau-gear are those assigned to sher'* retail price S30.M an electrician for American ington; a son, Dorsey of Beth Israel Medical Center ghters. Miss Dolores San- when customers dial outside TEMPI.K BETH TORAH OF RAHWAY court house duty who must their 201 or 609 area code, ffifrtlj (Certificate CROP effort SPECIAL Cynamid in Linden for six Matawan; a brother, Har- in Newark after a brief zara, at home, and Mrs.wear class "A" uniform: years, and, previously, for vey of Daytona Beach, Fla. illness. Mary Ann Ruby of Rah- they will dial "1" before the and Today, Morning Services will be held al 7 a.m.. as Senior Saints Bob Fencik was ap- sure a safe day for everyone and motorcycle officers area code and the desired Alcoa Aluminum in Edison two sisters, Mrs. Mary way; two brothers, Patrick who must wear a helmet. they will throughout the summer months. pointed the route co-or- involved. for many years and he Alice Walczak of Daytona of Clark and James of Toms seven-digit telephone num- Services during the week: Tomorrow, Evening Ser- dinator for the 1984 CROP She was born in Newark All others on patrol car ber. Customers who do not In his position Mr. Fen- retired in 1978. Beach and Miss Nora Harr- and had lived in Clark since River, and three sisters, duty in the county's outly- Adaption vices, Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein to conduct the Services welcome four walk covering Clark, Lin- He had also been a ington in Tennessee, and Miss Angela Robertazzi of dial "I" will hear a recorded and preach, Hazzan Solomon Sternberg to chant (he den and Rahway. Mr. Fen- cik will co-ordinate the walk w/coupon only 1965. ing areas may wear the new announcement telling them route with the police depart- all ord«rm can b* pick«d up charter member of John L. two grandchildren. Mrs. Sanzara had been a Toms River, Mrs. Anna caps. Liturgy, this will be a service of prayer and sting, Oneg This year at the Trinity Mrs. Alberta Smith (65); cik is a resident of Clark and at our NIW LOCATION Petalino of Whiting and lo dial again using Ihe new Shahbos after Services, Birchwood Room, 8 p.m., and ser- United Methodist Church, Miss Henrietta Richards is a patrolman in Jersey ments of the three cities. communicant of St. Agnes The chief expects the procedure. from R. C. Church of Clark. Mrs. Rose Barbato of Clark. vices will be at 8 p.m. every Friday during the sumine at E. Milton Ave. and Main (64); Mrs. LaVerna Beecher City. Persons interested in assis- Mr. Vosseler, 69, new hats to be in use until, One-Plus dialing applies FOR months; Saturday, June 23, Morning Services, 9 a.m., thi St., Rahway, four more (61); John M. Cornell (59); Mr. Stinger, the overall ting in the effort may tele- early October, after which when using custom calling time will remain the same for the summer; Sunday, June members of Trinity's Miss Delia Plunkett (58) CROP co-ordinator for the phone Mr. Stinger at num- Atom Tabloid the police officers will services such as call forwar- YOUR ber 574-3008. The target The Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopedia in one return to their regular hats. $100 24, Morning Services, 8:30 a.m., services will be on Sun- church family will celebrate Mrs. Anna Buchanan (58) three communities, staled Phelps Dodge employe Mr. Krusinski, 64, ding, three-way calling and day at the same time all during the summer months; Mon 50 years and more of mem- Mrs. Eleanor Schutt (58) that Mr. Fencik's expertise date for the walk is Sunday, master relerence edition With Ihe most beaulilul padded bind- speed calling to call another E Nov. 11. ing ever placed on the Holy Scripiures. DOLL Only I "•*•• day. June 25. Morning Services, 7 a.m., this time will be bership (Senior Saints) join- Miss Florence Schaefer in traffic and safety will in- Edward C. Vosseler. 69. boy and Mrs. Barbara Dec- ex-general foreman area code and when placing the same all summer. ing the ranks of the already (54); Mrs. Margaret Me Protestant • King James Version Catholic - The New American Bible of Rahway, died at home, ker of Denville; a brother, Michelle Gibbs Carnal* MIMM, TM6 NEW AMCRICAN mm t r—>S*)mf «| Casfc Mow To: —•— ———-r* Ihe temple is located at 1389 Bryant St. large number of golden-age Michael (54); Mrs. Gladys A unhlul flaw It *ntUl*>n m k*n|Ma. mod.", a.iolw Tuesday, June 5. after a George of Elizabeth; • ajtMbt* EnOk«ll loi IMay Th« FMKI N*I» MM Charles S. Krusinski. 64, Mr. Krusinski had also celebrities. Mosher (54); Mrs. Florence Second Baptist ' »ot ffi. f long illness. sister, Mrs. Margaret Ad- in 'Who's Who' !REL SAIES, P.O. Box 205, Avenel, N.J. 07001 //»• Daneke (53); Mr. and Mrs. dessa of Elizabeth, and of Rahway, died Tuesday, been a communicant of St. These members will be He was born in Elizabeth June 12, at home after a Mary's R. C. Church of A Rahway student I BKNK/.KR AFRICAN METHODIST KI'ISCOPAL recognized and honored at Clyde Linaberry (53) and had lived in Rahway three grandchildren. Dolphin* due Horace Cheesman (52); long illnesc Rahway. Michelle Gibbs, is included • Name CHURCH OF RAHWAY the 11 a.m. Family Worship td journey for^O-yeare.—:—-— He was born in Hazleton, in ihe 17th Annual Edition at Trailfide The Worship Service will be held ai 11 a.m. on Sun Service on Sunday, June 24. Miss Mildred Cheesman Mr. Vosseler had been (52); Mrs. Mabel Murphy Pa., and moved to Rahway Surviving are his widow, of "Who's Who Anton day. June 24. The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs Sr., the pastor, A reception will be held in employed as a winder, for 31 yean ago. Mrs. Mildred Sargent Kru- American High School Stu- "Island of the Blue Dol- will deliver the sermon. Special musicjvi]M>ejin;scnlcd by ihoir-nonoi-irrAsbtiry Halt" 752) rEa>7~Wisfiafn31jr Ed- the Phelps Dodge Copper dents 1982-1983." phins," a film about an In- j Address ward Cheesman (50); Jay person. The first 98 people Mr. Krusinski had been sinski; a son, Charles S. Jr. the'~VtJUrtrChOir. under the direction of John Daniels. immediately following the The Women's (Guild of Products Co. in Elizabeth employed as a general fore- of Scotch Plains; a brother, Students are selected b. dian girl who becomes fri- I The Sunday Church School will commence at 9:30 a.m worship. W. Habbart (50); Thomas the Second Baptist Church to respond will be sold for 35 years and he retired ends with the wild creatures Habbart, Jr. (50), and Mrs. man for the Anheuser- Leo Plisko of Lyndhurst; high school principals and The Men's Chorus Anniversary will be observed at 4 p.m The Golden Roll Call of of Rahway will Sponsor a tickets. Two buses will go. in 1975. guidance counselors, na- who live on a deserted _State. Margaret Herman (SO). The reservation deadline Busch Brewing Co. of New- five sisters, Mrs. Helen •City The Sunday Evening Worship Service will convene Senior Saints and their trip to see the play,"Mama ark for 30 years and "tie Undeck. Mrs. Frances Klo- tional youth groups, chur- island, will be shown on years of membership is as Their combined member- I Want To Sing* at the is Sunday, July 8. •eAmy, M J. «7MS He had also been a com- Wednesday. July 25, at the 7:30 p.m. retired in 1982. cek and Mrs. Victoria. ches or the company which Zip - Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, follows: Mrs. Martha Miller ship represents 1,771 years Hechscher Thcatrftat 1230 Please make checks pay- municant of St. Mary's R. publishes the volume'based Trailside Nature and Sci- able to the Second Baptist C. Church of Rahway. He was an Army veteran Yakuhisin, all of Hazleton. Church, 8 p.m.; Monday, June 25, Youth Choir Rehear- (74); Mr. & Mrs. Edmund of Christian service, reports Fifth Ave. at l.Wth St., of World War II and had Pa., Mrs. Julia Jeskie of upon their, performance ence Center at Coles Ave. 8 Mnt urn* StU AMwiStmm sal, 7 p.m.. Gospel Chorus Rehearsal and Rahway Bartleit (69); Mrs. Marion a church spokesman. New York Cityl'iti Satur- Church. Surviving are' his widow, scholarship award contests and New Providence Rd., For further information Mrs. StetoRspow Voaaeter. «aryed as a technical ManviDe and Mrs. Agnes Chapter of the National Council of Negno Women, bol Gilman (69); Mrs. Olive day, Sept. 29. '?].. asTfeant in the European Curran of. Clark, and a or exira-oujricular activ Mountainside.- 8 p.m.; Tuesday, June 26, Celestial Choir Rehearsal, Higbee (69); Geroge Hop- The bus willieive the and reservations please tele- two daughterx Mis. Elea- Admission will be SI.25. phone Darlene Conover at nor PhuTips of Perth Am- theater. grandchild. ties. ! i. p.m.; Wednesday, June 27. Bible Study,.7;30 p.m.. La; kins (68); Mrs. Hilda Whit- "Conscience is the .voice of church, at 378 'fcyMUton Organization, 8 p.m. taker (68); Mrs. Oriel Bolan the soul." Ave., at noon. Tickets plus 372-2639 or Priscillia The Church is located at 253 Central Avc. (67); Mrs. Dora Lewis (67); —Jeen-Jasques Rousseau bus fare will cost $22 per McKie at 381-5213. RAHWAY NEVKS-BpCORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1984 PAGE 13 PAGE 12 THURSDAY. JUNE 21. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Prosecutor offers R. Kcmieniecki Merck now leads City to open Where on dean's list motorists safety- A Claik sophomore ma- world markets 11 playgrounds THE RAHWAY NEWS REC^ joring in biomedical engi- The Union County Pro- prevention program in- neering, Robert E. Kamie- secutor's Office has added a "As a result of our ac- to bring those products to growth in this key market," cluding safety tips for Is Sold niecki of 15 Canterbury tivities in 1983, Merck is new weapon to its arsenal in children, rape prevention Eleven playgrounds in ground Olympics, trips and BEVERLY'S their end users." he explained. Rahway will open on Wed- the annual fishing derby. DUCOFF'"S" PIPE SHOP Dr.. was named to the now the largest United Sta- "Merck Sharp and Doh- the fight against rape and pamphlets, a series of speak- dean's list for the spring. "We also believe the nesday, June 27. Registra- Other summer recreation 1413 Main St, 1457 Irving St. 62 E. Milton Ave. tes-based pharmaceutical me, our pharmaceutical violent crime. ing engagements and a film 1984, semester at the Ren- world-wide market for new tion for playground acti- programs that will be of- 1 l< llw itHiKI .U f fVrn SI I company in each of thedivision in the United 1 TS&s Prosecutor John H. library. Rahway. N.J? Rahway. N.J sselaer Polytechnic Institute and effective therapies for Rahwav N J three largest markets in the Stamler said safety banners, vities will be restricted to fered to Rahway residents f.__ ' - : ivanway. IN.J States, has been enjoying a both human and animal The emergency banners, Rahway children who are will include: Clinics (base- TR1UPPA"S"~~' G"&"B in Troy, N. Y. world: The United States, with the words "CALL which should be kept inside steady growth in sales," he health will continue to of school age only. Reg- ball, basketball, tennis, soc- 1657 Irving Si • GEE'S" * -"—-=-— To qualify for the list he Japan and Europe,™ John J. said and "in Europe, Merck grow," Mr. Horan said. POLICE" in large letters the car under the driver's HIT IIW H,-,,fjU,,V( .-n.c,, 960 St. George Ave. istration will take place on cer), the special children's 158Rahway8 Irvin. N.Jg Si.. had to be a full-time student Horan the chairman and has a strong position in vir- arc available to motorists seat, may be picked up by Rahway. N.J. Rahway. N.J. and earn at least a 3.0 A review of the com- free of charge through the the opening day at each of program, annual band and chief executive officer for tually every national mar- pany's operations in 1983 stopping by at Ihe recep- the playgrounds at I p.m. orchestral instruction and quality-point average out of Merck and Co.. Inc., which ket." Prosecutor's Office Major tionist's desk at the pro- ELAN'S 370 St. George Ave. possible 4.0 and have no was presented by John L. Crimes Unit. The playgrounds will be ceramics and painting. 963 New Brunswick Ave 527nW.Grand Ave. is headquartered in Rah-. For example, "in France Huck, the Merck president secutor's office on Ihe se- supervised until Friday, grade below "C." way, told stockholders at "If a woman is stuck cond floor of the Union For more information on Rahway 388-9744 Rahway. N.J. Rahway. N.J. the government strongly and chief operating officer. Aug. 10. The playgrounds any of the summer recrea- the company's annual meet- projects a national ambition "We significantly impro- somewhere on a highway or County Administration will be open from 10 a.m. to ing on April 24. tion programs, please tele- -~^- -*~ -^^- ^ e> e- ' • v aa> aa^^ ^_ HELP ON THE WAY - Sgt. Paula Lerman of the Major a senior citizen gets a flat Building in Elizabeth. "PAUL'S" """"VINNIE'S" Reservations to be a world-class compe- ved productivity and up Crimes Unit of the Union County Prosecutor's Office noon and from I to 4 p.m. phone Richard Gritschke, 170 Westfield Ave. "Il is significant we have titor in high-technology in- tire, it's really not safe to get "The banner has two 2X W. Scott Ave. 434 W. Grand Ave. graded performance at all from Monday to Thursday the superintendent of rec- l V 1 1 demonstrates how to apply the safety banners being out of the car and go for very important uses," accor- "'ciiirk" NJ ' " " Rahway, N.J. . underway achieved this leadership dustries of which Pharma- levels throughout the com- distributod to residents free of charge. and from 10 a.m. to noon reation, at 381-8000, exten- Rahway. N.J. position during a time of ceuticals is an important pany,'' he said. help in certain situations," ding to Sgt. Lerman. "First, on Fridays. (Playgrounds Prosecutor Stamler said, sion 321: Sue Baumann, the 'COLONTAL"DELI' ERNIE'S"" for camping worldwide recession. This component." With major As a result of these act- it will get the motorist help will be closed on Monday, sports supervisor, at 2397 St. George Ave PORKY'SIDIELI urging residents to take ad- if people will just telephone has only been possible facilities in that country ions, he said, pre-tax income Tuesday and Wednesday, 381-8000. extension 322, or iCurner Si C^.ra* A t irnJ«, S,) ^74 E. Grand Ave. 1064 Madison Hill Rd. Those in the fifth to vantage of the free banners. when they see a sign posted Rahway, N.J. 381-2802 Clark, NJ. 499-0069 through our strong pro- "Merck can identify with grew faster than sales in July 2. 3 and 4.) James Ladley, the general seventh grades will be able According to Sgt. Paula and give police the location Rahw'ay.''NJ"""" grams of cost controls and the government's goals and 1983. Day care center supervisor of playgrounds, to learn how to live in the Lerman of the major crimes of the stranded vehicle. Se- asset management, which is a leader of the innovative The Merck president cit- The 11 playgrounds that at 381-8000. extension 322. "DAIRYDELL" woods with only the sup- unit, the banners have large cond, it will discourage a were intensified during this pharmaceutical industry in ed new efficiencies in the will be in operation this 691 Jaques Ave., plies on their back and be pink fluorescent letters and would-be attacker who The Rahway Recreation period and which will con- France," Mr. Horan con- Merck Sharp and Dohroe sets summer plans summer are: Madden Field Dept. is located at the iRahway • 574-8280 taught and practice the tinue," Mr. Horan added. A spokeswoman lor the ptinnnii'. llic center oltice applications for September pull off adhesive for place- would spot the sign and not tinued. sales operations as • result (Capobianco Plaza), Cleve- Claude H. Reed Recrea- "I," -~" skills of backpacking on a Rahway Day Care Center between H a.m. and 5 p.m.openings in ihe pre school ment on the inside of the be sure if the_au(horities are The chairman noted the "The combined Euro- of an expulsion of the Uni- land Field (E. Milton Ave.). tional and Cultural Center Where the one-night camping trip to announced the center's at JH_> 1)544. a ud before and-a I ler rear car window so the mot- already on their way." strategy of the health- pean market is about one- ted States sales force, to- Flanagan Field (E. Milton at 1670 Irving St., Rahway. the Watchung Reservation pi.ins' tor summer 1984 kindergarten programs anil orist never has to leave the products company is based third larger than that of the gether with a division of the Of course ihe signs will Ave.), Shorwell Field (Sem- CURK PATRIOT is Sold to be held on Monday. Aug. child cure and recreational The center, located at for infant and toddler open vehicle. on "a highly-productive United States. The stan- force into two distinct be of little value if the per- inary Ave.), Howard Field 20, at the Trailside Nature programs. 1071 New Brunswick Ave., ings available in June "It's absolutely true son makes ihe mistake of (Stockton St.), Stein Field research organization to dards there foi* scientific groups with different pro- and Science Center at Coles develop new products that Beginning on Monday. i>l>erates a full lime pre motorists who leave their leaving the car or not lock- (Murray St.), Tully Field ^^Si^!^"|iroTRKre^^ research, for regulatory duct responsibilities. He ^Siif^A^ : 1064 Madison Hill Rd. IO74NRaritan Rd. Ave. and New Providence represent significant ad- June 25, and continuing to -.chool program from Sep- Ihe center is a state- car to get help can become ing all the doors, it was (Grove St.), Madison Ave. review and for encouraging said the highly-specialized (lark. N.J. J Clark. N.J Rd.. Mountainside, during vances in their fields, a Friday. Aug. 31. the center tember to August, infant licensed, community, non victims of violent crimes pointed out. Field (Madison Ave.), Wil- ClarkiNJ. the development of newinformation that is provided "Backpacking." manufacturing capability will offer recreational and ami toddler-care programs profit child care center pro such as robbery and rape," "The signs are positive liams Field (Lower Alden ON WINNING BOAD - Dr. Anthony Inuorno. an drug therapies are quite benefits the patient, the The fee will be $20 and which makes us an efficient, enrichment programs tor lor those three months lo viding full and pan day Sgt. Lerman said. protection for any person Dr.), Roosevelt Field (W. C'OLONIAL'DELI ophthalmologist on the staff at Rahwny Ho--ipitiil, similar to those in this coun- physician and the company. La k e 2397 St. George Ave registration is required. low-cost, high-quality pro- children six to 12-years-nld iw o and a hall' years old child care programs to fain The idea for the project, who has to drive alone, day Lake Ave.) and Brennan . L^^ / 1473 Raritan Road , _. _ ^ displays the trophy his 1975 Corvette convoititite won try," the Merck leader said. "Demonstrating cost ef- K-'umer Sisl(i. Gcmw AiL Lind«S St.l ducer of every product we on a lull-lime or part-time Imni September lo Audits! ihes in Rahway and Union which has been very suc- or night." said Sgt. Lerman. Field (E. Lake Ave.). Colonia. N.J. ,' Clark, N.J. ; Rahway. N.J. 381- at the Eifjhth Annual Corvette Show hold at Woodbr idau "Despite our well-establish- fectiveness is essential in to- QOINQ WITH THE FLOW - Wearing hip boots, a •2802 Center on May 1 9 and 20. Dr. Invemo's maroon classic make and a marketing or- enrollment basis. Summer and bctoi'e'aiid aller- County since 197;. li is 'Truth is rarely pure and ed position, our share of this day's marketing of new pro- cessful in other parts of the "By day the signs can be Activities at the play- workman guides trie flow of concrete onto the deck dur- ganization second to none program brochures and kiiHlei[',arten care from open from 6:45 a.m. to 5:30 never simple." Oscar Wilde won the People's Choice Award. total market is still quite ducts," Mr. Huck said. country, came to Sgt. Ler- spotted easily and at night grounds will include arts ing the construction of the new one-story eastern ex- enrollment applications September lo June. The p.m. from Monday to f-'ri small compared to the po- "Because it is not enough to man as she was preparing they glow from the reflec- and crafts, track and field, tension of Rahway Hospital. may be obtained by lele- center is currently accepting da>, for a county-wide crime tion of headlights." softball. basketball, play- tential we can envision. have therapeuticaUy-sup- EWTtRTAIHMENT mswucnoN AfFtlAWClZS DRAPERY GARDENING AND HOME IMPROVEMENT PAINTING AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE With major research labora- «rior products in today's en- lANOSCAPING-rf tories in place or under con- IHE CHIMES. 3 pc. band Make your Drums, Xylophone, member JACK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE SLIPCOVERS PMCKssnre CETL conn. INC. DECORATING BLCK ELECtRICAlCONST. CO . INC. vironment, we are develop- GARAfiESAU HtLf WAHTEO BtUf WAWTED HEif WANTED affair more enpyibJe. Specialijing American Symphony Orches. -Specialist on CE and Hotpoul UPHOLSTERING HOME IMPtOVEHEJIT SPEC tic. I Per. No. 5689 struction in France and the ing cost-effectiveness data TRAINEES .Jan a proream sales GOVCRNNEmjOBS. in parties and .«H)inil t3*-5M» Juilliard Crad. All styles, all ages. Refrigerator. Washer. Dryer, Range. COIONIA • PRICED TO OOI EJ 19S Upholstering, reasonable prices, AXUMKUH1 VINTL SIDIDC Insured 201312-0120 United Kingdom, manufac- organization. We will train you. Caf a J16.559-150.553/ CAUFRtOPiauTO. 3W4J7I AndOahwasher.CaU (34V3M3 PAPER HANGER] on most of our new pro- Cypress Drive, (from Westfield. take Waldo the mafic clown, like rabbits, guaranteed work, liee estimates. lMOflll>UDOITIOIIS.PO»CH EXC. must. Call for interview bttww* 9 PROFESSIONAL STUMP turing facilities in eight Central Ave.. to Rantan Rd. to end !«f, 'out area. Call and doves. Iree balloons, mafic, IU TORINO by Public School Teacher Sermayan.«J4-»l7 HJIIT INS. (aTtJOtO) FIEE EST. Flocks. Foih. Wet look V,n,h TEUVISIOW SERVICE ducts." a.m. 14 p.m. 574-19W KtMOVAL European countries and a get the job done 574^200 MakenghtonLakeAva.. leltonOik PARENTS E>tR-2105 music, luulinf t more. t76-7tSt Grades 1-9. All subjects. MATH 4 BUCK, TIIJE, CtMEUT Don't reupholsterl We repair ft All types ol home improvements. NORMAN'S TV SERVICE - Eio. serv. "Internationally and do- Ridge Rd , left to Hefel St., lolloi ARE YOU BTMEor Wonk) yon like to Full or Part lima position available HaoiWC Call aft 5pm, M3-134» CERAMIC THING recolor vinyl furniture ftca r seatsat rm ESTIMATE Kit./Baths, Basements, attics. PAINTING loi 20 yrs. Reas. rates 494-OSMor strong marketing presence mestically we intensified signs). Kitchen set with microwave »w»3luUdarsaweeliHooamjlui- tor typesetter/pasta up. No ex- LOST AND FOUHO PRIVATE TUTOR - Register now for Bathrooms remodeled youriesidence.Calleies. 3523t4» alum, siding, paneling. Fiee est. Call Intorlor ond Extorior 27>177i."ijijnd e««. WE WILL ACCEPT NM, program. Looking for lOWKATtS throughout the region, we cab., bdrm. turn .dresser, night tbl.. thei... We have tin perfect jot (or you perience aecraary. Must be good U)ST:AII blacken »ear.nf lleacol- summer lessons. Gr K-81 Spec. Ed. JimMoyar044MJ Dominic k. 721-4013 our stringent cost-contain- motritd couptei to proviija are well positioned to CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES- YOUR VISA OR rug, desk, couch, tables, lamps, in ou> Salts Oept You nwst be t typist w! train. Apply in person, on- lar. lemale. S50 rewidl Call collect All subjects. Call O4-7M* IMMIDIAH SttVICt honw for 2 difidran wtfti Tila Batitroom repaired BATH I TILE REPAIRS. Tilescleaned CMI uw 634-6157 ment programs to meet the refrig.. lawn mower, loads of Bric-A- responsible ind.ndual good sptlltr. lib>Z19CantralAM.. Rahv/ar Mon- dars I413) 34S-717S or eves (413) Ilemodeleo-Masonry KITCKI1OIKTTE Cerfl I grouted, tubs recaulked. Rich capitalize on the new pro- •NUSTERCHARGE 8rac. lune 22*23. b^toviord proWimj, AM of Piano Inst spacialUinf ages 4 and continuing economic chal- have good common stnat and also day Hsfu-fiiaay. 9am to 5pm. lull (SS7M5. up. Early childhood music Emery Glatola-Wl-4307 •dars 311-3716 eves aVU-3521 ducts now emerging from WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY have a or. No information about diitoVto ranga from 12-17. benefits, equal opportunity JUST STUMPS _PLUMBING » HEATING lenges while being careful COLONIA - 23 Elr Road oil Caison ExctlWnt troinlng A utpport specialist BA degrees. Mrs. V. Call J ft J MASONS Brick. Block. Con- 50 FREE ESTS. Int./E»l Painting! this job will be gietn otar tlhi pkoat au» Emersency sfwi i IIMIUI^ I'IIUIID SPECIAL our research and deve- PERSONAL alt 4:30p.m. U1-0U5 Wallpapering, Tiling. Floor Tile & not to compromise our pos- _ USEDiCMStTRUCKS... Drive, lune 23. 104 Mrsc. items. but its wort» your wtilt tocall tat an tyitams pnv&d $1000,p* crete. Repairs & Home Im- M initHeatiniHcu.il". IHTI-.I Hut. MOTORCYaES WEOOING INVITATIONS "FOR AU PEOPLE Who Want to Im- Bathroom future's. 541-1767 lopment pipeline and we Evan/thing must go. best price ol- appointment Cal NOW-.Tbe Atom month. 1/ int«r»t«d coflt MmmaciM provement*. No job too small. Water Healed I'-tiny C,u,>, o. Suit ition for song-term growth. ' ?4 Pontnc Van tun. Auto, lo* Honda. 1971 EicellenI Condition lered. Braht. Tune-up, alignmtitt ex- prove their Quality of Life. Talk to the WANTED 874-1441 look for major growth in GUARANTEED TablO4d 574-»n NIW UWMCAPieM Rerooling. repairs. LOWEST COST U.6JI') SMO48O While post containment and milfligg, accel runninf cond black cboptwr needs tune-up, one ptritact aacessary. Salary to SPIRIT GUIDES tram ttie Other $ COLON!* - Back Yard. 56 Junk, used, disabled cars wanted. -FIEE ESTIMATES. Guaranteed Expert plumbing K Iwit.i^ "'|i Europe." $1200 or B 0 Call afttr 8 p.m. ovnir 15MimM7ti»; SUNDAYS 6-9am. Paper Iwta. l24JM.Cal MlJMo Side^CjII 3mm SnVKIS, UK. SERVICES careful asset management is Timberfane Drrve. June 23. 9-3 3 MR. EDWARDS Highest prices paid. 24 hr. towing. Ordetr work. Call Scott at. 670-5510 WEDDING 130/Ma (26 deterred) No Codec- £esy telephone v/ork. Ho eipene rice CaOUUMlC TIU •LANDSCAPE Waler hfjlpi-,. il i i !,>.,,IIII^ 57*22*6 Geneill. 198O.SStarUD.3S98mi. Fam.. h.h, clothes, colloclibles. CURLY OR BOOV PERMS THAT LASTI Campion Auto Repair. It 0. Towing. REMODELING - Kit./Baths. In Japan, the second an ongoing activity 1984. is READER ting. 23J4WH aacessaiy. Earn S1042S per hour. 1L-IEE 0IIETTES DESIGN PLANTING he CJIICVIGJII-, 3121715 II Ven/|ood cond. Mutt tall. S375 oiB. INVITATIONS His/Hers. Just SIS. Estelle's J41-I1I2 BATHROOM & SHOWERS Basements. Siding. Additions, Doors ' BATHROOM " U Buick Cenlury ?/.000 milci EDISON -16 Dale Dr.. June 2223. MISS FORMENTO FACTORV WAREHOUSE •LAWN MAINTENANCE largest pharmaceutical also our year to move for- OCall 3J1-HU J125/wk(25 delerndlHewspaptr Ufa nod someone to start in your Hairstyling. 131 Perilling Are.. Full size cars driven In. ISO • S200. REPAIRS & REMODELING AW indows. Decks ftGarages . No no REMODELING *m/im radio, radial tiros. AC. bat 94. Grove to Livingston to Dale, h h. camerviimcaf4:30^7am.NacoltC' ana immediately. Please Cag at •SODDING BOB'S ward with a number of new 3t 3! 5 wn 106cal| ?»*7l7l30 by Regency Carteret Call ' 54KM? Aho. junk cars picked up (It rOO SMALL. Free esL Please Call market in the world, Mr. wwn 106cal| ^__?»*; 30 MISC. FOR SAIE items and misc. UngNoSundan H3HHI |MgWt4J«aTW1310 & NEW RATHS TO Wed., Thurv, Sat. Cash paid lor Manufacturers 8W4W 382^2141^5!, 4W-7733 PIUMBINC Horan declared, "We now product introductions in in- '73 Dodge Dailun S300o7e 6. tYPEWRItERS. NlwlUud Salit - Come In - EDISON -10 Devon Rd..otf Warwick, Haudnsstf. Exptl. only. FuHor Part (609)292-8835 f/T liowataapsf • nwniap only. Mr. VaeVaew AA. GIORDANO The Atom Tabloid Call atter 8pm «eak dayi of coupons. Any product any amount Used PassengB car tires Wanted., I|J HOME MAINTENANCE, and tematjk>tial^ rnanXeta," the lune 23 » 24,10-1 Records, books. time. Same fnlosmg pret HAIR- also needed, mother's helper • late A HBATINO FLDIODK a HEIYTHK have brought together all of Repaiil. ftentali. low Ratil. See Our leaiUJl tentletailito.CondonCaPO rikaysnia* •««m*»l f - » -^ jling. Free Eslimetes. , Rahway Hems RecardlCkuk Patriot 311-4454 g.»mas PORT Call WJitH afternoons. Can etas, al MHaTS) Boi 210 South floynd B/rreX N.I •iimi nnm 1411. 634-9190 the elements necessary to chief operating officer con- READER 73 AMU Goof 'un inj Condition. fwt-tlmm Able to pay high prices for ad. REUPHOLSTERING Reasonable Rates. NO JOS TOO kwiic SUP COVERS" Many Samples HOPELABTK • 68 Penn. Ave., corner Full tima position opus for Inside 08880. LAWN MAINTMANCf •urn 1 mi mini cluded. The Atom Tabloid Weskend Magazine *m/lm irtno, 4 d' t- C, p/i, p/b, MANMEU • Capable admiorstratM run.used can i trucks.No Junk SMAllXall 634-5697 become a market leader.' of New Brunswick Ave., Sat, June Advertising Sales Department. OVEI M YHB HPftMCf Mow. Fenillie, Trim Shrubs.. -HOI Vlttl. HUM IllJIIW Clntommade pin tilted EKpertly Open Saturdays After dinner hours, work in to him. triln, I direct p/rjme , St. Jude Thank Vou for Favors Cars »anted - Oasis Ford CALL WHIN ALL ITIMS ARI SOLD cut in your home. Any iota I 2 23. 104. A LITTLE BIT Of Duties include: Wing, typing, worken 4 loremen,. and assume Thatch, Seed. Edge, Clean- SYSTEMS -»»IU flfllltS For nearly 30 years, Mer- In a status report of some Pick up our FRt'F: guiuV to buying invit.i our modem office) Mon.-Fri. granted. Publication promised. Pat 711.7100. CALIFORNIA CUSTOM '?? Fo'd Mivenck 6 cyl new ti chairs, or J pc secbonal. $150, EVERyTHINC. NO JUNKI customer phone contact. Apply uS roaring share of ntjt nspo I'c : ups. Residential and •ScWER 1 DMIM fllANING ck's presence in Japan had of the company's products bjtt. iiij. early alt funs, [W tions and a (iioom's Uiccklist ()|>cn *J.uii evenincjs. No Saturdays, fx- Sophisticated singles unit send for AUIO WRECKER DESIGNS rVredlecrall. ISELIN-61 Ore. Way (oil McK.nl.,! person only. 219 Central Avt.. pay. Oppty. 'of rapid advancement t 1 34 Hr. Am. Xw, Guaunleed Riidit lo Rtidir winl ids an ctkant storting talary, 14.75 Iree copy. Bo. 202, Metucnen. NJ Big Savings on used parts ftcars . We MACKIE & ' WOO'DBRIDGE been through Nippon Mer- in research stockholders body, rust im/ fm lebuiif $300. call MMJ00 to 5pm, MOM thru Iri. Juu23, IM. 5families,something Rahway. Full benetits. 2JM310 j ACCURAr SPECIALIZING IN DICKS lor non-commtrcljl adverliifrs only. Him! lor per fcour (SuororrreedJ. plus 08840. 5. buy disabled A wrecked cars. ck-Banyu, a joint venture were told by Dr. P. Roy MOPED 1979 Motobacane 50V for everyone. PROCESS MAIL AT HOME! S75. per unUmhed bonus petantisi. No CUSTOMER SERVICE - Capable per- CONTtACTOtS S41-7S1S All TYPES OF 634-0354 4?4-2W» -SOFA CHAM- with the Banyu Pharmaceu- sale must not ticMd 11,000. Piici and MobrleHa Under 2000 mi.. (400. The Atom Tabloid ISELIN -110 Grand Ave (off Chain hundredl No tip. Part or Fill time. axpartance nacatsory. p>oy son to handle pnone order indccxiv FOI WOMiN OsttJ—— COHCttTt REEVES CUSTOM CARPENTRY Vagelos, the president of Summer nights SUZU With JUNK CARS WANTED •Patios «0r!v«ways phone number must be in ad. Autos, real Call 777 M5I -21-9'Ceinrat Ave., Rahway, NJ O'Hills ltd.). June 23-24. 9-3. Baby Start imed. Details • send S> S E, plaints. Must print legibly. 5-person CARL GAISSJRT, PROP. ROOFING *" 388-5280 '» tical Co., Ltd. As reported the Merck Sharp and Doh- '71 Kaimin Ghia Ciisuc. Yellow to: C.B.I. 1525. P0 Bo. 3149. office In Westnild. Casual dress. Play (or Pleosurel lots of •Sldewoks 283-2624 LANDSCAPING DOLL BIRIH CERriFICAfE ( ADOP- 5741200 items, toys and mora. Multi-family. RlKl' irii.nr-: Millie I.-.HIIM SAGGING SIATIOTTOMS last year, Merck agreed to me Research Laboratories, estate, garage sale I babysitting nol ac- w/Black vinyl top V. Gd Cond. tlON PAPERS Sand ]1. cash lor Stuart a 33495 RCA snvm con*. . HM3J0 toTtotn, UHOHII, t Lionel & Flyer Toy trains, older model WOOD <14I M Tree II. luli. ; 636-4155 ISELIN - 286 Dow Ave.. oil Rt27, jtOVHTHJ. sold in the airplane motors, Watchboi, Dinky. •Decks •Stairs RiaUILT IN YOU* HOME. acquire a majority interest important progress was cepted in Guaranteed Reader lo Readei Sec- i complete sat. and include sail- lune 23. 104. Skis, baby items, hh Proof Reader needed. Part tima or St. Georoa Ave. MECHANIC WANTED FOR NEAW Compltt* or ony otp*Kt of SPRINGS Iff TIED- addtessed. stamped envelope to: privacy of your home with Soigi. etc. cars. 721-JeM. Hiar in Banyu. 71 PontJK Grind Piti, 2 dr., PS. FURNITUIIE FOR SALE FLEA MARKCT items, lawn mower, mlsc full time, evenings, 16 per hour. UNOCM. N.J. CONSiniXTION EQUIPMENT. IX- CIEAWIHG SERVIgS •R»»rnovol WL ;;TUP IMK:; N,:* I, J NEW LINING. NEW made with 'Vasotec' (enal- lion. REL SALES, P0 Boi 205, Annel. Nl friends. Mil OUTTJ for Junk Cars I Trucks. J25-J1OO. •Steps -Won Illlnl Builders Inc. J( Pfl, V-8 206 W Curtis St.. June • fr*< **F> A * rrs. «f t*o Job to small. Free Quote. tstimafes. Cdll ln>-. 494 0368 baltirji. Call Ml-2509 Wa * Ur*. Dining Room Set, 10 pieces, I rme. Call alt 6 pm. Richard's Ptm- edcar.CoorlpricaspaitJ. 5744772 Quality Cleaning Srvc. Homes pro- ASPHALT Vendon • 2Vi Kr«j, cult and tlea 23-24. h.h. items, everything must Nurses aide 7-3, p/t. 2-4 CARPEWTHY 3!e-39l7Afur 6 AMM All. Vnu IIITII J n»«i null parable to those of theblood pressure and con- Thomasvtlle Iruihvood, oval tbl,. 3 ting_ OM7J4 COLOR Portable TVsWANTEOtobuy fessionallir cleaned at a real rate. CM* COtff* Ml ML* DRIVEWAY _ READER, TO READER _REApER !D READER _ READER TO READER Phoenu Btokerag* ramouj d ! market Sunday, tune24, from6anv be sold, (urn., dishes, tools, clothes, Wood dan/week. 3outol4w/e,canngfor gestive heart failure. leans, G cms., matchinf lighted eldtrly. Blichxood Conv. Cental. HOROSCOPE Any Condition- Drri7 53-7333 Eves.. Expert Carpentry, additions, Wkly. bl/wkly.. 1-trme clean. Call Fully Insured but the enst wun I hr "tiwt Yum largest pharmaceutical com- lowcoit auto & cycle iniuurjce Big MUSI SELL 8.000" BRICKS. AI AN pier cab., hunt tt>!.. ptds. Maytif 4pm, Large spaces, $8. 807 Feath- much njorel Office WorlW, Responsible person Must oho hoy* the ability lo dormers, kitchens, baths, Manan, 442-413*. w Oonna att. 6 CONSTRUCTION panies in Japan," Mr. All! COND.. undei waran . ?yrs lor OMIMC KOOM S{t, Uble ,, l.al. (6) UKIOBS foi truckers, contiicton. UN8ELIEVABLEPRICE0H5CEN1S erbed Lane. Clark. For Into., Call to perionn clerical and admin, machine cost Iron potfenis Crt Mis. Berry 754-71M 4C4-74M JIM PETtOSKI & CO. SEAL COATING- He also discussed the an- hoiu tlitieiwinduws. enetgyiavers. MOfEO Had Cenenl rue Star low washer t dryer, 17 cu. It CokJlpol LINDEN - 125 Bradford Ave , June READINGS basements, etc. No job Mo big or too 324-H71 lialRuoliiig Cill 7SO-3416 chaut. hutch. d>v bai I/SO Call itoro kMpen, Compart, f me quote PER BRICK. (MIN. OF 1.000 PER Ireeter, bedroom A lawn fum. Cad Jtl-OSM duties appros. 25 hr/wk, ftes hn from blue prints. Enceleent (I) P/I driver w/car to delrver USfDTOOUWAIiniD small AsktotAI- 2175101 If. FULLV INSURED Horan said. "We have re- tibiotic, 'Primaxin,' an in- JJ50 .1, Cijl ) imitate. AI Condition I3S0 ol belt ORDER) GOOD FOR PATIO. SIDE- 22-23,9-6. A little bit ol everythingl Int/fst Reraodellna by phona Iwlm 2U-1440. 'nil free alter 7pm M2-7M5. Salaryopen,Wdgb.ania. M444M5 stortlng salary & company nevnpeper Mon.Sat. 4:15-7 am. • «turtD rrois _ SMALL JOBBER FREE ESTIMATES ullei 312-14(1 WALKS. WALLS AND MANY MORE CARTERET - St. Oemelnus Com- LINDEN • 226 Princeton Rd , mov Any carpentry work. Small jobs in- ^ 634-8549 Cuttam D«cfci mad* lo you/ o^«r cently constructed in Japan travenous formulation of till CONDtTIONCR, Vwk IBU, cold, DIDKC DOOM SEI, SbU 1 l>m lOMW^OUttU paid benefits. Coll Personnel, Sun. 5-8 am, no collecting. Good CAU. 54M174 CUAH HP AMIRKA FRAZE 1 SON PAVING OSCIUOSCOrECiTlimndill ilnd.. USES ..CALL MM400 HURRV. munity Center, 691 Roosevelt Am. ing. Fuin., clothing, h.h. items, 9-4. MRS. KAYE eluded. Freeest tPOtlM If rMNUYMAN ' I'AMIM Nil H one of the most modern heavy duly J.'O vol 70.000 B1U. TBOYS - GIRLSn Pay. IMia Alt., i pm CallS>4-30<7 QUALITY Sea Scamp. 17 ft., Lapstraks Sound welcome. Call weekend working band. Variety Estimates Vi'ry \U-a: 388 derivative) and dlastatin. «Tll COKDIIKWEH. (1) 5.000 BUI. lkji«1325_ 111 2SH LINDEN - 2106 Verona Ave.. June 11 • 17 COOMe! AUIOT CMP e»p Mr. A. 757»17 - 7571»» ed thru walls. 24 Vrs. Eip. Call SHRUB MAN RAJ Improv«in4int< DenrUAF* T«U. Maple. jVs"(4l REFRIGERAroRS. Waiheis. Drytis. Hull. Needs work. Askini J200 Call • Card • Palm mustVocalshelpful. JU-lUt «g |r«oulo' 01)6' IOBS Shpctiuiit JIIII light facilities anywhere in theIntroduction abroad of both MO.l!i:o.000 8UI, JISO oi Bail milO FUHH. Blck. Wifht fin. tbl. USED CARS 22-23. 94. hh items, kids/adults Morning newspaper •toy St. t lomtey AM.. Woman >antad as companion 5 day 3U-14M *t*xp*rt Planting, your plonti 201 V49-313J htchckchis, JlOO Kich tbl. 130 Color [Vi. Good condition Will 2JJ-44U CARTERTT -'SI OI Cantw. 691 WANTED: caipenliy itfj^ir-, I.IMIV. III.IM, otter r»i6oTtiCsll LKII.. hrit. accesi. Enc cond.. 1981 oWimoblle 98 Regency clothes, baby equip., yarn, misc., olf Hillside, N.J. 07305 vreel No mrt Involved. 55-yr. • Crystal or my plants world." products is anticipated this hMi., »40 ihM . ll'o JM-3S); Gua_iantee_Call 754.7701 Roosevelt AH.: Sat. June 30,9am- routes ore available in OLD ITEMS. GLASSWARE. JEWELRY. 201 436-2974 Mi clfjnrt Uliltr'S ClMiir.l Ai KITCHEN CHAIRS 1700 Callaltfi 5pm, 311-1771. Larson 1967 17 It I/O w/lrail«r Stiles. Call 4H-1MS1 •Design new ihrtib b«ds »l« CONDITIONE*. Aiitemr>cTryj CRVPt lor two Wood'bridia 3pm. Call alt. 5pm Fords, Avenel. Colonia, • Available for Private ETC. «J4-774i ACCURATE MlllOUsG small job(Call Neil 54ICbG; "In ihe near term, we are year. FUITI AtmsliO'U itL com! cany POoi. 18 >4' • abo.t giound. ittdy * * . pn. ptt, a e. r»«« i«i'l. >IS0Ooibeslotteicall 4M-JM1 •Prune Shrubi, clean beds 13.90.1 blu. 230 :i)» wilts. I.'5O Memorial Gardens. Woodbiid|e. Nl, Mg MOO USKT CMIKFOK CAKAGE Iselin, Merudwn and Sacrttfry. experienced, highly org., RECOVERED .Stf" mi cast incl SHII) ,n H 0 Call alum all acceuooei. 1300 - Call Alcort Sailboat. 1981. 13 It. SHU M HOKWt DID ITEMS Parlies S Gatherings IIOIIFJ. TUIUS HfUrtD. Privata CONTRACTORS •Rototilling MR. CONCRETE addressing the task of Dr. Vagelos said work in 31 J 7 9 0 4 piesent value 19980. No reasonable »/e»nlskwlceelswi.hnh . HW.SdiriHWSd . BAR STOOLS : «•%•!_ Jnekendi. 3114071 'ool. ,uJ mu.1, B,U,# Wy 48 000 w/lrailer craw 1-3. Irka new, must •SAT. JUNE 30 KAJ4TID. ttASaWkt, JEWCLfy, Carteret. Excellent ear- Collectorwilltopany price (wQuit- JMCUltZeKO Mi FC aU yavr MMIVI* n^dl Til SERVICES organizing and consolida- AM COHOIIIOIItlt loi' truck" otter relusad. Call after S pm Hetpbrtm goodselaiy. It»5s45-Mt-«7W •Sftdtl Al - 388-2227 another antibiotic product, FIRCWOOO liulk lojd aiittJ ; sall,»1900 MHU1 WOOMRIDOE UNITED CTCCAtlDIIH U4-7742 nings and a chance to ty Tie Ins. Call MMMt SIWIH A OHAIN CIIAMNIi TV CHAIRS-DINETTES POOL FILTU. moloi'base. 135 in $1295 Hit 0 Mb ting our Japanese opera- camf*' JJ50 till _ Ul-tUt »aunl must s,'ll ino.m^ 160 Allet Person to as) in auto silvan yard! BOAT CUSHIONS the combination known as lacin.inj S; Child'ibikel-h <*«. oulwnalx. am;**. WASHING MACHINE Whlilpoallnu- PARKING LOT («, p., tfnci macaaaical backgraund helpful. RMJIMttUSIOUUn. StaaaaiclaattsaBa tions," the chairman con- MK641-642, had been hal- CaJIM«434 cel cond, tew months old Call NH Trailer» 60 hp Evimuda. Must h.h. items, chldms clothing, ap- Call HM b«. C»S SAW 4 fm 634-4917 C«JUPiKHSTEIIERS MO. 1«9,J25 1980. JM 1981 GOMR. Mini Cimi lui inathei ol II,,H w,lh lop* load *h#ali unly 9om to 3pm, Senna (6.00. Tnobnequireil.CaU Ijt 2 C*mHTTlHE.I4M132 BMlauranf, and Mcftil H«nM tinued. "We have recently »M»18?5. __ U* pliances, etc. June 21 1 22. MOVING B» EXPtmiNClO MEN ted. He said Food and Drug IIS S.-.nmui mot. J?S JMlaJJO •OOF Men I PIUNBMC EQUIP, IV 00O m.Ut U« n*«. Biide/C.iwm sue II S/b Mink Mi-im TocJesi3.00 9:30-530. {20i)72S-0700«r •art-tine counter svork lor dry CAIS NJUTtlDTOP PtlCf PUD any J>eeWi lit On-MM, mil teeUase t Seeeeaf 499-9035 mrrtKHOtJSE IRUCK SERVICE 549-5414 •CMirr R£ST, Mattress'and Bo must »ll all equip Call alt 5. $71*5 2255 announced the merger of Administration approval is itotoJIM Call 5415Mb 1 3 FREt" FILM 1 ADDRESS LABELS HOMES FOR SALE rot JMCI mtntnoK * tlMHI am. Mutty weekendL car. Good Junkordaad. 24 hours ser- Lk.No.f'MOOll:; .'41 9/91 PICKUPtDEUVEKV iptint New. 1200 Imn Chest I?0 11000 H "' 1978 Mercury Cougar RAHWAY - HOUSE CONTENTS: sola (•00)241-0«50 J54-6I05 HCAUU mi JOU uiri the marketing division of H0MM Hi: i.'l I0J joal cond WITH I DAY FILM DEVEL. BRING mro. cut (Mi Cc4onia.Call itl-UIl SI. GEORGE AVE. vicewithcash.Call MH1W InWeikfa af««f l fc^ expected shortly for SUrEgiay. I in tiiick patio walks, Two family, Kearney AM., 3 bdrm sat photo enlarger. a/c relrig.. GeorpeFloaV POOLS - IneiMi'ul A AtiovH S.ik". K CalUlt 5fm, JeJ-OJtt inujll«.j;1;.b Call UI-5SU THIS ADV. INSTANT PASSPORT. DnHWAY ED RUBT Banyu and Nippon Merck- 'Tonocard,' an orally- eh: e»c cond , appinn ISOOsq II. u,,l tl 000 m.Ul at it down. 2 bdim upstre. $102,000 »34.J7OJtr«4lttO otter items, 176? Rulherrtyd St. Service. Repai'i OI'I.NINlif, llcviti •tOIOOU SET. lull dot dms ( CAMERA REPAIRS, GALLARDS supei sijelolCall 57«-07H 283-3491 PAINTING ANO mSTMJMENTS 1 «!, I "jcustc 1125 Call 54HI75 RAHWAY • 942 Stan PI. (off SI Guns, Swords. MUrtonia, Pic- Pool!. IIBW. Wrh'.ler Aie.Uii'.nlui Banyu and the intention to effective agent for manage- WRIIIIOII. ? night stnds, Full PHOTO. 1056 ST. GEORGE AVE.. CleaninrlApri.sin.homej.oHicn. mm FENCING * ERECTING (Uilal. »/C4ir\ ii,,» Sinsotuc Jim Four bedroom. 3 car Earate North 0eoneAv)June22-23,<9am4pm. You Arc Invited to*^ tures, Mernorabilla, Stamps, DECORATING Park 7I5 8O98 integrate their sales forces ment of ventricular arrhy- buiuu. t]so. ciii in (lu drumwIl.ll^Ol) 4I&-8O92 SOFA PIT SET. 10 PC . Ixije Must AVENEL.CALL U4-H51. 6ARA6ESALE SfCURITT tnistvnrthy. reHabk. eflicienl ana All Types - Chain link, vinyl wood. Sslii aikirn 1900 I yr. Iramlmtl. Meat «t»«r Flaa Can le Edison. 1H acies, 1200.000. RAHWAY - 60S W. In/nan Ave. 5 Worship With Us Kvcry Will Pay Cosh Or Con Be CARPETIWG HAULING * CLEANUP Painting. Experienced. Interior/Ex- MOVING"p'lOI'LI. Ilij' irn'jli intis Four Rims 15 inch lor FonJ {60. AVENEL - two family curtjmi. kids thorough refs. and Bans. MJ-4MJ Residential, commercial Industrial. r STUMP within the next year." thmias and the cljndal pro- •oiiia, New.so ii "unit. Y;TYIM Cheese Fiess-Traaea Accepted MM1M SUN. 10 a.m. Donated To Museum For Tax Real Natn^ Cli'an I:I-IUI-. & ,itliL . «irCH£« CMK 1 xkn back Call24S311( Men's Bowlini Ball and Sal J15 40 familHU crths., turn., bys. tools. CARPET - Why pay retail? Buy direct terior. VERYREASONABLE. Free Est MARANO MOTORS clthni, hh items. 415 Salgrade St. nu/rur nu OUVK BRANCH 20yrs.e«per.freeest. 3« 14124 Attics, cellars, garages cleaned. gram moves forward for Ml), in core) 5 000 Bit) lake */whMls. ULI 4 tn.-.. un loyola 1 South F-lainfield. Kinnady School something for all, lune 23, 104. Deduction. from Mill Rep I Save. Caipet ft In- Fully Ins. 24 hr.ans. svc. 4M-9234 Sa_m Oupman 354 541? (7 I?pi,i) SOfA Sear, 82 "indin bix'n while lal hot water neater, new. eneffy off Avenal St.. off lanstn An, Fj| Horn a your chance to |e«i our FELLOWSHIP 9 GA. VINtl WIRE. 48' H J3 99/tt Disposal of contents. Free est aMjJ'ill _ JUJ17< iims.Jil* hf» II.'0 ljllS)t!i«7« INC. Area. 3 Bdim. ranck, w/b*|. fin. AUTO MITS Of DOOOMDOI stal. - folly guaranteed. Free LCNNY'S PAINTING AND ROOFING Mason Short ov>'ij/!i slylrslor famotidine, an H-2 receptor still. loose pillow, sood cnnd ISO off elec w/wairanly J90. Cal liter 22.10-3. Sat 23.9-4 RAHWAY - Multi-Family Sale. Hulick elite staff. We on now inter- EXPEHItNCEO CNILOCARE In my will meet at Installed. Incl everything escept 3U-7255. II In a separate transaction, UIUS, Must lallSOOO. al'pi. ot UWW MOWtHS lo.,> SI' 5!00 179 Woodbridoe Ave.. basmt., newhr fin. cablneti, wood- ,oe M«M si., wineiiiiiai. N.J. Estimates Can for info. 8*4)1(4 INTERIOR I EXTERIOR. MISSING and women SI;I". 410 .mil width-. & TREE 6jm 7U-WI7. PI, (off linden Are.). Sat t Sun. viewing for openings in ttve I. a M « 990 113 Seworen. N.J. AVENEL • 2 Livingston Ave.. off home. BmaUist. lunch and sucks 132 Rriarhcallh Unc. gates. 6 colors. Ml 1044 Attics. Basements, Yerds i Garages »A, Fit. Woik iliiiw. r.i-.ual Call also previously reported, antagonist for use in the * r-3 p/brck (Mm lOOOp.'wd ) sd/pto. Saan 20' ISl) i:4ll 11,11 alter a woiis. floor, new appl., ahimn. lune 23-24, 94. lob ol banainsl Middles*. County orao. Eager 434-6M4 ROOT SHINGLES REPLACED. INS. STOIMS. lanens. 31 I « 50 7 110 An Cond. UOOOBTU.aUinillOa. sidinf A gutters, ntw storm doon. Annel St, Sat, Jur»23.9:30-3 30. Includ «tl. taelin/Wrtbg area CaU Clark Phontr: 381-8834 EASTERN CARPET CLEANf RS. Prof. Cleaned. Demo. Work. Specietiing Frank HarWu. vmir M.iiun Shoe •UMVaU treatment of peptic ulcers. Jd_«.lk>llv/mnr ults _ Ml UOO J.l_l ; 5 0 J 0 fl, consclantious appliconts ore Betaa 311-3141 Merck acquired a majority ej Utility tiailei. 1200. Call 634 1888 7891569 Callalt.i5_ Mi-ttM. 4i24 pool, storage build 75*100 Rain date Jum30. RAHWAY • 439 Cornell Are, (bet. Robert Harris. Pastor Cleaners of Carpets 1 Uphol inAptlHomemoving. 3tt-M7t dealer 91,9 1390 •FAST StUVICt LOW tATtt • IOilE«O»EI< I.'d ail 5414514 Lake * Grove AvesO r/s. June 22-23. desired. Advancement front atTtu SPECIAL • 2 rrm » hall. S2995. «Z »MCR John'sPamting ( Contract Int/.Est. interest in Torii and Co., U«mC MOM SCr. M> coLunal property, much more. Nottlinftodo, AVENEL-51 GeorieSt (ollAvenel If you're between IS and Will babtsil you child in my Wdbg- DON'T RENT A TRUCK - WE WILL CAROL'S IAWMCAPE itHlll BEOS. Upl qrtrYi/ettcfd PASTI1 PORTRAITS1 8am-2pm, boys so. 14-18, gifts sn. within Is a port of our pro- 19 and want lo know about .—ST. JUDE'5'NOVEMA—, 24I-7J47 CHAIN I INK 4 WOOD Bonded A Ins. Light Carpentry/ tola. lOMsrjL ill fullbh Cucktl AILCITV mow right in) Byapt. only 7Si«0» St behind fntUi). lune 24 > 25. home. Full tima or part time, ret PICK UP AND DELIVER VOUR Ltd., another important 6w, cm I shim. J2/S ? pc. sect StUOlO COUCH, lleiculon uaeied. 3-4. bikes, mowtf, etc. gram. We offer a superior Intonational Vbuth May ihe Sacred Heart of Scrap Iron & Metali DOO RUNS Repairs Wallpapering & Sanitas UAH! Mr IbL »]J5 till (]fr7«9J FROM PHOTOS wa.ooo 9-3. Thm familka. benefits pocltooe to aFfuH 754W7t OLSON CARPET CLEANING - Steam FURN.. ETC. FOR IESSI 634-»$4> MIDSTATE A chr. SlOXall all 4pm. Ut-UM .leapttwo txcel cond..I7S.twiv«l INSURANCE AGENCY Exchaitsaaend far more Jesus be adored, glorified. • Hung AllCllliAnl S74-OCH7. Japanese pharmaceutical • Trenton cftos AVENEl - lune 23. 10-4. Railway RAHWAY-443 Linden Ave, June 23, rime employees. Apply for an Babysitter, Fleitble hours iit home. Pick Up Service) Clewing, 3 Rooms ft Hal. J35 95 PATS TRUCKING Demolition of CONSTRUCTION INC. 574-O«61 CAeUIIAVivitar"35miti Vi«ila ~ tOKEStJIRI.-H,. I nid t««e>i.i iocke(.JMCall 3U-I«n CHIUMIN A SnCIMTY UUOCTtealtlOn. loved and preserved SWIMMING POOLS Frsnk-'s Pamtine Int/E>L Free Est. company. ; 94. Cribs I Matt 2 font. Bike. oppliwion Man-fn.. 9AM- CAll Tll-ajll WATERPROOFING t»c cond 1325 et u lo throughout the world now and coMMaecA a tf garages, cleanupwork. yards, cellars ASPHALT PAVING «n >5S0 oiB^0_Ca!l3SM115 IE«I IUIIE» A'ppelby 1972 4 It 6 FOR SALE OR REWT Clothes. NO EARL* 8IR0S SPMoli . AvenieRoomsl5. HeV31tl "We have found an ex- Linda E. Wbk BUit-|iBen JJO '< 549 1211 1OW COST Everything chaapl Two staler bike. efMraooM .aHI tpns. 4W-WM forever. Socred Heon of ia siMAiis t houses fully ins 3ta-77» CONTRACTOR CMtrm lot huck-sleeps li< (600 II. 1150 Coleman 3 way convert. Call Mt-134* RAHWAY - 269 Stanton Street June Expeiienced Painting 1 Paperheng- •Porting lots 'Snuw I'lowin MICMN«VE OVED Shaiucaioul Notice b prospecthftrenttn: Any AVENEl - 224 Minna Ave. lune FMTKnON (TtlUB Babysitter lor 10-aionth old and Jesus, have mercy on us. St. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING traordinary openness by the Call M**J» cooleil7i«|I30Call ._U«J5J For Dvtails 23. h.h. child, clothes, toys. misc. 812094^9252567 ins. Int/Eit frae est Guaranteed. •Drivewoyi •lucnviittnij new model No KS440 1350 Call AUTO rtnB idvertiied herein lor quaklled 23-24,9-5 pm. 67* Georges Rd.. J-year-ot) la my Edbon home 3 Jyde, Vorlcer of miracles, CUKT WSTAtUnON 4 INSTALLATION Or SUMP A Rahway woman, Lin- CHIUTS rUTHOUSE. Custom buill IIM^. two A;B'I3 on iimlaTmoTt real estate rental mav tesub|4C t to Rain date lune 24. AIB cowDinomi(6 Cm73J7a«43M •Tennil Courll *6o(k Hnr W Japanese business commu- IDEAl GIFTSI CARTERET - 53 Wheeler Ave. lune No. enmsvrick day/week 7:15am to 5 pa. General proV ?ar us. St. Jude help of aOORCARE PUMP SYSTEMS da E. Wisk. the daughter of U1154I new. S45 w besl ollei lean INSURANCE any rebate or credit itquired by NEVINS MOVtRS «i8'>) hi|h^SlSO. CaJI U4-U1I 22J3.Fri.lSat. lM.manyItems. RAHWAY • 687 Seminary Am, June No Cat* Accepted rtousedtaaiag Hal Start Sept Air Cond. 10.000 BTU. Band New. INTERIOR PAINTING ALSO, GROUND I LEADER nity and we have received meiiajeat. 73M4C4 Sul(UISS4 4 63J tl the hopeless, pray for us. Soy riorosioNAUY DONI Hardwood floors Installed, sanded, Day or Nlahta, Free Est. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wisk . eouw TtinisoH. «4 SIIKM. MOfEO. Peutra! Hlue 1400 mi rrnnB. carpeB, clotrm, till itams. 22. 23. 24. 9-5. Misc. h.h. him this prayer 1 times a day. II never been used. Original price linished. Free Est A. Melchoir. Household and Commercial. FREE ESTIMATES > 1*11 fSllmATIi DRAINS the strongest encourage- e»ctl cond . l^Ji? M helniflt, 1400 WAU UNITS. 131. Batsetl J500" stove, washers, tv, trunks, many KOOAskingHM) Ml-tel AFTER 4.00 t Wawkend of Nicholas PI, was grad- MM. unopened cun full lad 25% Down Store lor rent. Rahway. about 400 July * Augmt has never been known to fail, U4-1U9 If Ins. 41 Lie. HTM00276 olbest^Mel Call 494-1713 il cond, con temp. la;nri(3l. »50 CARTERET - 26 Ctiailottt St, June crochet ittms. y g Appointments Available. cAusTtve-muw 636-3O8O A.C. MAINTENANCE ment from the Japanese (9 ) sq IL 1 bsmnt. tormafly lilh ttolt pm school tabikaiion must be promised aOORSANDINC CARMINE PAINTING. Int. ( Ell, 3 uated from the Trenton collee table. 1M_ S4J-UO7 24,10-3. Clothing. gMsup4T, Soys nuptwMuus"— loi mtartnt caJd can or pm school AfPUAHCtS ..7f.2J74 government at all levels," Cli(. luilatiye. 'wmaltnu l.k. MOfEO. Spa.u [•»"/ iit'cona'. fot30yrv.rjallDm MMH4 RAHWAY -1540 Tottm St. lune 23. mterntailtlree.AH.5 UMl'lUMl'lll Thank vou St. Jude. M.V.S, Floors sanded ft finished Call Frank t-tittt rooms. 1139.00, FREE EST. CO. WASMEK. S| 75. Relnieianv. S}00~ to Sue 10. Baby ittms, h h. items, Newly emoted position re- Play Your Allan's Wasker-Dnw Repair Service K. Froi. U9-9533 360-14*1 • 257-05*. State College School- of MW. SI SO Ptltio Strolln SIS S2S0 Fum Chion* lenden. Call QUALITY totpalinf *Jinc1 - ALSO 104. Infants clothes to T3.babycar- Wanted, nature eabMHtr. My Cnii. S7«-2ta»crMI-ttl7 Call4M-5S0S Mr. Horan said. Bauinett. 110 Swinf. 17 Pr.Hang tors. quires part-time peraon WUB SHADES REAL ESTATE CLARK -108 Clenwood Terr.. 6/22. hours between 9 o.m. ond 4 Canb SIH61ES WHY more, and wi most makes t models. EXIIEIJMU4l8Co,mii 1250 1980 Co// Anytimt ROSEU.E - 511 Kaplan SI, (one p.m.) to phone customers ond sar. »*-7m CAKPIT ttPAIeg science degree in nursing on 1 WASH[«/t»TE«, apail' lfn. Sean Bank repossessed M. Take o«f 23,24, h.h. Chrtstmasiteim. lamps, Vf»ir;iB«;T74 AIIS Sfr'S OUALIT* PAINTING. John W. Paillikat ml job lull -rn ill She accepted a staff posi- MMCrrE-sn. AQtio. fvmica lop VWTICAl iUHDS_ Hany-aalias CeH -*lrr ftmr it -KKHfftftO Otta sear assa lean tpattlanei, Lawn Uainl - Sod - Stonework Removed * Delivered many in-line products and 30 mph'fo mpj 1315 Call WfOOINC COWK, Wn*, „„ 5 9 Bonnie la. oil Klein fruits, and IraB mores. Posl Lea*s Apptvai OatMiatM. Ac Int/Est leaders-GuttervRoofinf U: 4283 213-2194. II 161 (Ocaptni elm. t??S lo.boy 23. 8«nv4pm. tier, equip, ap- Widow, fseclitlse sacretafy, seekinf AmiANCE IIPAIR Shrubs-R.R.Ties-Top Soil-New Garoaas A Cellars Ftea Est., Odd Jobs. Linden. tion at Rahway Hospital. Hrautilul d.tailL JI2S. IUJI9S «t 10% OfF Wvd. 9:30 b 4, hh good, mrsc. tton requires good phone com- d an Elrrli'fun' C.iM ^INI^IM this pricing policy is having ca*u. ?S>>>. 112b CajltM-S7M U10U3- pliances, chrv, hh ittms. turn, cessariet. Urge Sue Store. Natwujl Irrtetesbnf itntteman. 5M8yeer». Recoodrtioood ond Used THE CARKT DOCTOR Lawns-Drains. Fully Insund. Free Cleoned 4K-I17C ADventnres Miss Wisk was aho nam- j mm t lunate, gowas, irmcfi monil munxoHon skWs. Competitive for ampaiuoraliin. sharing, canng EIECTRICIK BiA IVimilNn ',/.!(, a short-term negative effect VACATIOII ROtTALS sokry with poasfcle Incentive washers, dryers and air 1U-1J54 Est Call MI-IPO Used Appliances ed to the dean's list for the LOW COST swf ATran snvK c W000MI0GE - June 23 4 24. 216 HltkfcWirsrt t .tsvee-l _____ SPRUCE UP FOR SPRINGI 3UOI5S 11 on earnings. USCD CARS t nmcus USED CARS t TRUCKS USED CARS * JRUCKS OMI ha («Mte by tlnaw grofn. Opportunity for fu8- condifioners for sal*. A.) LANDSCAPING. Spring cleanup SWEENErS PAINTING. Int/Eil. AUTO INSURANCE YOU KHOW Ul tOI IS VIAM Ham St. 2Ja«a'y. 10 an. ram data AtoaTabloM C/OntomTabtad Rodrisuer tlrtlnrjl Coulu, Im spring. 1984, semester. 'M Cadillac fUtiiadoB«amt>[k«stl sideopening2wc«isJuly, 1 wftttin- Chain OKillt lone 21, RNOI 22. tefneat tfflptoyiVMfif* er*VQa}0 Free Estimates. Sod. Shrubs. Fell. Sheet Rock. Plastering, work "However, from a stra- 16 FonJ Cianada eicellent Condi OOH-I YO>| P.O. Box 1061 £IG Gen. Maintenance. Mt-ttU or Licensed iBondnt No JH'i4 rVo|nn J6SO SWIOO 5 Must3n(only3?.O00niil> 4«*0700 22.23.10^5, RD 29-30. 7 M.'S U.0SCAPI«C, Lawn t Taping. Cal(EdisoK) 54MW4 SI1M94 la»5M5 •MriMNLvni CaaT^ctMf I MT Ot*T PAINTHW 74 Uartun Pck Up. with camper »onv7|i|li (Vton.-VM.) PETS rlUWTE IHSTOUCTIOH Maintenance. Tbatthing, Fart.. research-intensive, inno- 77 0oJ|« Van V 8 p s p-Vaii. Isclin 634-2417 COLONIA-l20lal«A«,lur»2l. Sat. J«MM, I0J ALUMINUM SIOINGalNSUUTION. PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. top AS IS 1500 Call att 5pm. It. 23 10 lo 4:30 pm. Barfams Condlllonan *C«ntrol Seedlnt Sod., limued. fiee Est. ain/tm. lot mile twnch seatL nomsTimTio , fleas. Rasn. Cal VINH SIDING, ROOFING. -IruJutliml C.inr. ul vative enterprise which the '79 8u«k Skjlaik. 4-di. Kdu' »3?O0alt6 UU7M H4HMM gaknet Rain or shine 7ERUTST.. mUN A)i*WUvMrft % DryM t REPUCEMENT WINDOWS, AODI- DOGOWNBtS WahrTMetirMtr. ,•• •atHaerstthiArtist levels \l* A It «»i,J,.m,i,i government seeks to foster ipottrn iMOO Can Mt-441? '74 toyota Celica 7-dr hrdtp niwirnitt FOR smi tuowr «t WJorNt) Soajaa TV viewera re- Kenajore-Whlrlpool-O.E. * MaUtiUlejc. laents I Oariaanv Ca> TIONS.DOItMEIlSiAOOMEVELi 'MM G M«l|«rS»eciali«l.jill«. '77 Linc«Jn Continental town cat. aaM » 1 HARoiosnmu lmui.,1 t B.,.. I 77,000 miles eic. bansprt Mod Bua. trilitifca WANTtD COIONIA - 77 Wast Mlnisttr M. EmW Contyits ^lurnrture, r»gl5rVers IUtar4eiii,MM»l»' LOW PRICES. NO DOWN PAKMENT MUAIU and higher prices can be ob- **pn com. H.ODO mi. UODO. compltltly «o.uipped td cond, e«- WMtin oaotJy tstw e* , C. Field, in THE STWSNTS I HAVE ABE SO I-Wi 14 Hour S..v,t. Hans pod body alter S pm S92S *nm. ladder, saleln ntCiMt Quality Groomknfl. Fully lone 23. 24. 10-Spm. HH, tooh. funvWifcvj, Nnwst, lamps, ap- 1 141.7 M^aVapeg FINANCING ARtANGtD AT LOW Wrr/drr. snoauiiea ei etucemuu Tito) Ut AACVIFitpSf'ctf tained for superior new pro- Cal 4meM 7»< cHtHgrSWOO altti 5 pen 4W-7DW Free Llephon. Quotei pOoncn. oU rodw. chko, oil nkHk Oneaoetw CJJafAn I snat.maia.' lukn Smal; Free CitlmalMt ^7M0 »IM.C.H BU Equippm) MobiloVon. tms. and more 121 Florence Ave. Noise are IO busy as the UweseMI>deiis.Sma>»6siMr RATES. CALL FRANK FOR rp.EE n Mutant lutalad Cdiliw Udy 'J6BuckSkylirk (,ctl cond.am llncl. Sundoyi) pointings «tc, HO QBCO. i» a. ulooa 'wai better' i * ducts. We are very confi- fool and knave. speciarty.CeUBob dijl* ESTIMATE. nWH fan Can loaded, lo. man Mull tadio. av. p/v p/b. 46.000 milei ta • torn »»>"< mill m wtin ftnawb « Sov* Gas. Ilm*. COtONIA • 93-99 MwniogsilK Rd.. caaedy thea anythlag 574-1175 '74Fut.ab(sut4S.0OOmil*t.askiii| apt Refii|. kltcbM Nt t*. CM JlllX 2L. 22.23.1M. A kme bit el dent of Merck's future SrtlfVXI boalt»'6 M1-54M JlVUnnJ S450 CaDaltei 7 JOpn, 11*2414 Coll, ACMl MOKIIUGE Who is more busy than he •adeby the U.S. itsctastgy m tnttn that hath leMt to dor sjtaoe I94O.

',-•£ PAGE 14 THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSREC£RD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1984 PAC,r I provisions ot tht» chapter, nor si anywtat attar, amend or supersede any matical changes and other minor changes were mad. In on« (I) or ma* {Amcndcd 7 12 67; appropriate, the term "enforcement official." !'J '•' 1 o/ the provisions thereof. The Supervisor shall file a certified coda of all PUBUC NOTICE ol said ordinances. It K *a Utantlon 01 th. CUy Council that al such } " 12-13*7; 5-8-68; 2 13-69; PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICE (c) Section 93-21C (former 521 (c). Chapter 5 of the former Rev* Section 146-20 (former 15-20. Chapter 15 of the form** Ravish County pupils rules and regulations which ha may adopt In his offte* and In tha office of changes b« adopted at part of ttw Cod. as tf fh. ordinance* »o changed A. The Fire Department shall consist of the folkswtng' Ordinances, adopted 4 13^6). Board to hold "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW" the Clark oi trw City oi Rahwsy. had been prevtauily formal/ amended to read ai such. ed Ordinance*, adopted 4 13-66) is revised by updatkig the fee charged (1) Director of the Fire Department to maintain Impounded dogs from one dollar ($1.) to five dollars ($5.). (12) Chapter 148. Peddling, Soliciting and Vending may learn 122-8. Certificate of approval. OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK - RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY B In addition. the following changes, amendments or revisions are (2) Chief. (a) Section 148-33 [former 17-29. Chapter 17 of tfy former Revised Miss Abrahamsen No person shall occupy as owner, occupant or rant to another for mada herewith, lo become effective upon th. eflecow date of this or (d) Section 93-228 (former 5 22 (b). Chapter 5 of the former Revis- Ordinances, adopted 4-1366). mediation (3) Deputy Chiefs. ed Ordinances, adopted 4 13-66) is hereby revised to read: occupancy any dwelling or dwelling unit for any purpose therein without NOTICE OF INTENTION dkiano: (Chapter and section number nfmncti ani to th. onwances (4) Captains. (b) Section 14*38 (former 9 56. Chapter 9 of the former Revised marine biology as they hav« bam renumbered and appear In ttw Cod.) B. The notice referred to in Subsecnon A of this section may be session first applying for and obtaining a cortlftcata of approval Issued by the (5) Firemen In such numbers as shall be recommended by the Direc- Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66). Supervisor. (1) Chapter 5. Administration of Government. served either by delivering it to the person on whom It Is to be served or leads Sefon class Union County area NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- •tor of Fire, with the approval of the Mayor. by leaving It at the person's usual or last known pbee of abode or at the (13) Chapter 165, Sewers and Sewage Disposal. 122 9. Certificate of approval for continued occupancy. troduced and passed on first reading at a Regular meeting of the (a) Section 5-15A (form* 212 (a). ChapUr 12 of th. fcrwR**- I 6. Caflmen as ihafl be recommended by the Director of Fire, subject (a) Section 165-24 (former 1924. Chapter 19 of the former Revised A ipccuil meeting o( ihc residents may enroll thro- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE A. No building or structure shall ba occupied or ustfd tn whole or ed Ordinance, adopted 4-13-66 as ™«W 5-1O6711. amended by address gh/en on the collar or by forwarding It by post In a prepaid letter Mother Seton Regional Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of •to the approval of ihe Mayor. Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66). Rahway Board of Educa- ugh Union County College part unless and until a certificate of approval for continued occupancy changwig th. term ol offtee o( Clly Cleric from (our (4) years to three (3) addressed to that person at his usual or last known place of abode or to New Jersey, heU on Wednesday June 13. 1984. and that saki or I ? In addition thereto, the name of any existing division or bureau the address given on the cottar- (b) Section 165-35 (former 19-35. Chapter 19 of the former Revis*?d lion will be held on Thurs- High School of Clark held in any marine biology has been Issued by the Supervisor of Rehabilitation of Dwwllbigs. The dlnanca will be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66). its 18th Annual Commen- NOTICE OF INTENTION im • may be changed, and other dMstons. bureaus or units may be hereafter (9) Chapter 100, Fire Insurance. day. July 19, al 4 p.m., at courses to be offered this Supervisor oi Rehabilitation of Dwellings fhaU not Issue such certificate Regular meeting at City Hall Plaza, New Jersey on Monday July 9.1984 %) Section 5-28A Ibrw 2-36^a). Chapur 2 of th. former Revised • established, by the Dtrector of Fire with the approval of Ihe Mayor. (14) Chapter 168. Shopping Cans. cement Program and Bac- unless he determined, after inspection, that there are no violations of any at prevailing time, at which ttnw and place all persons Interested therein Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66. at amended 5-17-67) Is amended by Section 100-1. (former Section 1 of an ordinance adopted Section X68-3 (former 15 90, Chapter 15 of irw former Revised Or- Rahway Junior High Sch- summer at Sandy Hook and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following ordinance was in- I (b) The provisions of this chapter which are derived from Chapter 12-10-79) ts hereby amended to delete therefrom all of the material calaureate Mass on Sunday, applicable laws, ordinances or orders pending at tha time of Issuing the will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. deleting th. specific amount of salary therefrom and kididing hstead a III of the former Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66 as amended dinances, adopted 413-66, as amended 1 -14-7-4). ool in ihe Superimendem's Scaville by [he New Jersey troduced and passed on first reading at a Regular meeting oi the certificate. The certificate shall be Issued upon written request from the reference to tha general salaries, so that this sentence reads In part beginning "provided, however, that If an appeal...proceedings." and June 3. fft^f^a • 8-14-72. are hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of former Sec- replacing said material wtth the folkxutng: (15) Chapter 170. Stormwattrr Runoff. Office. Marine Sciences Consor- Municipal Council of th« City of Rahway, County of Union. State Q{ owner or his authorized agent. '.. annual salary as provkied In th. annual Salary.Ordhanca." Section 170-8 (former Section VIII of an ordinance adopt*.*d The Rev. John P. Mo- Ordinance No. A-12-84 Revised Itton 11-7; whlchprovkled for the schedule of hours for members of the "...provided, however, that if an appeal Is taken on the amount of The purpose of this tium. New Jersey, held on Wednesday, June 13, 1984, and that said or- B. A certificate of approval for continued occupancy shall be ap- AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A CODIFICATION AND REVISION (c) Section 5-288 (15) (former 2-25 (b) 15. Chapter 2 of th. former • Fire Department, and for emergencies. 10-10-78). Govem, the chaplain at dinance will be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a plied for and obtained prior to the use or occupancy of the whole or any Revised Ordinances adopted 4-13-66. as amended 5-17-67) to amended any lien or charge other than appeal on the assessed variation of real (16) Chapter 172. Streets and Sidewalk*. meciing will be to hold a The four-credit consor- OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF RAHWAY, COUNTY (4) Chapter 45. Police Department. property pursuant to N. J. S. A- 54:3-21. the insurance company shall Mother Seton, celebrated Regular meeting at City Hall Pla^a, Rahway, New Jersey on Monday, part of any building undergoing a change In ownership; undergoing a OF UNION. STATE OF NEW JERSEY; PROVIDING FOR THE by deleting from th. end of ttw section: "and does not effect th. compen- (a) Section 172-16 (former 20-16. Chapter 20 of tlw fomwr Revised Rahway Administrators tium courses, "Introduction July 9, 1984 at 8;0O P.M. prevailing time, at which time and plac« all (a) Section 45 2 (former 18-2. Chapter 18 of the former Revised Or- Issue a draft payable to the court of record, to be hekl by the court hi an the Mass. Sister Regina change of occupancy, except that this provision shall not apply to a MAINTENANCE OF SAID CODE; REPEALING AND SAVING sation of any employee." Idinanctfs. adopted 4-13-66. as amended 11-8-67; 12-11-68' 9-14-70- Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66). and Supervisors Assn. med- to Marine Biology" and "In- persons interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard con- change In the occupancy of less than the whole number of dwelling units (d) Section 5-29 (former 2-26. Chapter 2 of th. former Revised Or- interest -bearing escrow account In a banking institution or savings and Martin, the principal, FROM REPEAL CERTAIN ORDINANCES NOT INCLUDED ] 12-13-71; 10 10-72; and 4-10-78) Is hereby amended to read' loan association In the state. In an amount totaling seventy-ftue percent (b) Section 172-22A (former 20-20 (a). Clwpt.fr 20 of the former iation session. troduction to Marine Sci- coming the iame. contained within a building containing more than on* (1) dwelling unit THEREIN; ESTABLISHING A PENALTY FOR ALTERING OR dinances adopted 4-13-66, as amended 5-17-67) U amended by Revised Ordinances, adopted 4 13 66). awarded diplomas to the I 452. Organization. (Amended 11^8-67; 12-11-68- 9-14-70" (75) of the full amount of the lien or the charge being contested but not This meeting will be held •It ences." will be offered at when the change of occupancy of such dwelling unit or units occurs TAMPERING WITH CODE: AND MAKING CERTAIN CHANGES substituting "City Engineer" (or -Director of Public Works." 112-13-71; 10-10-72; 4-10-78) to exceed the proceeds payabkt under its Insurance policy, and the In- (c) Section 172-37 (former 20-37. Chapter 20of th* former Revised graduates, who were pre- Ordinance No. All 84 within ninety (90) days of tha issuance of a prior certificate of approval This section is further amended by deleting th. specific salary in private in compliance both sites. At Sandy Hook DN PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED ORDINANCES The Police Department shall consist of the following officers and surance company shall Issue a draft payable to the municipality for the Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66). sented by Miss Joan Bar- AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT PROVISIONS OF THE PRO for continued occupancy for such unit or units. Upon recirtvtng an ap- amount and Including Instead a reference to th. annual Salary Or- (d) Section 17246 (former 2046. Chaptw 20 of trw foniw* Revised wild the Open Public Meet- both sections of these n: remaining twenty-five percent (26} of the ben or charge betx] contested, ron, the assistant principal. PERTY MAINTENANCE CODE AND TO ADOPT PROVI- plication for a certificate of approval for continued occupancy, the Be It ordained by the City Council of the City of Rahway, tn the dinance. A. Director of the Police Dept with the fulJ amount paid by the Insurance company to the court and the Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66). ings Act, reports Anthony courses will be conducted SIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT AND ADMINISTRA Supervisor of Rehabilitation of Dwellings or hit authorized represen- County of Union and State of New Jersey: (e) Section 5 30 (former 2-26, Chapter 2 of the former Revised Or- B. Chief of Police. municipality not to exceed the proceeds payable under (ts Insurance (17) Chapter 185. Tree*. Rocco, Jr.. Board secre- The class valedictorian from Monday. July 2. to T1ON OF THE SAME tative shall make an Inspection of the building or part thereof for which 11. Adoptkxi of Code. dinances adopted 4-13-66, as amended 5-17-67 and 7-12-67) is hereby C. Captains. policy, pending termination of all proceedings...." Section 185-7 (former Section 7 of an ordinance adopt*?d 11 8-71). was Peggi-Ann Abraham- the certificate Is requested and shall forthwith Issue trw certificate of ap- amended by deleting therefrom "Division of Building Inspection." tary/business administrator. Friday, Aug. 10. Pursuant to N. J. S. A. 40:49-4, the ordinances of the City of D. Lieutenants. (10) Chapter 101. Fire Prevention. (18) Chapter 187, Vehicles, Abandon*-** and Junked. sen of Rahway. A total of B*J It ordained by the City Council of the City of Rahtuay, in th« proval for continued occupancy if the ustf and occupancy thereof shall Rahway of a general and permanent nature, adopted by the City Council 10 Sections S-31A and 5-31B (4) (farmer 2-28 (a) and 2-28b (4), E Stmjeants. Section 18712 (former 15-32. Chapu-r 15 of irw former Revised At Seavillc, which is Couniy of Union and Stale of New Jersey, ple The Health Officer of the City of Rahway be and he is hereby period Is required to conform with the requirements as set forth In the in- durtng-all times while the said Coda Is in effect. Department. DOCKET NO. F-8I584 Bausch and Lomb Honor- 1 Anyone wishing to enroll designated as the Supervisor of Rehabilitation to exercise the powers spection of said structure ot dwelling, a temporary certificate of approval (12) Chapter 115, Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse. mental Education Opt. "' 1-5. Amendments to Code. ARTICLE X 6. Cause the members of the department, through the Police Chief, (a) Section 1151 (former 134, Chapter 13 of the former Revised RELIANCE SAVINGS AND ary Science Medal; social for credit may register prescribed herein and shall serve In such capacity without any additional for continued occupancy may be Issued by the Supervisor for a period of Any and all additions, amendments or supplements to the Code, Department of Revenue and Finance LOAN ASSOCIATION, a tunity Grants and 10 Ncu salary. to obey the rules and regulations of the department. Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66. as amended 4-9-73) Is hereby amended studies. Donna Arasin; through a member institu- no less than thirty (30) days nor more than one hundred twenty (120) when passed and adopted In such form as to Indicate the Intent of the 5-33. Creation; Municipal Comptroller as head. 7. Be responsible for the efficiency, general conduct, and good order to revise the definition of TDay of Collection" to read: corporation ot the Jersey Tuition Aid Grjnis tion such as Union County 122-3. Complaint; hearing. days. governing body to make them a part thereof, shall be deemed to be in- A. There shall be a Department of Revenue and Finance, th. head of the department. United States of America. business, Cynthia Smith were awarded. Whenever a petition Is filed with the Supervisor by a public authori- F- Any owner-occupant of a building, structure or premises, or any "Whatever day or days of collection are publicly announced by the College. corporated Into such Code so that reference to the "Code of the City of of which shall be the Director of Revenue and Finance. 8. Be responsible, together with the Chief of Police, for Insuring that Department of Health, Welfare and Building." Plaintiff VS. LEON A. SAWICK1 and Patricia Williams; Scholarships and au.mK ty as defined In N. J. S. A. 40:48-2.4 or by at least five (5) residents of architect, builder, contractor, agent or other person employed In connec- Rahway" shall be understood and Intended to Include such additions B. The Department of Revenue and Finance shall consist of the the department performs its duty in enforcing the laws of the State of and ZOE C. SAWICK1, his wife, Voice of Democracy he municipality charging that any dwelling Is unfit for human habitation tion therewith, who violates this section or assists In the commission of and amendments. Whenever such additions, amendments or sup- (b) The provisions of Articles I and II of this chapter which are deriv- received have accuimil.ital Tuition will be $29 per following Offices: New Jersey and the City. ed from Chapter 13 of the former Revised Ordinances, adopted and the Suta of New Jersey, as herein defined, or whenever It appears to the Supervisor (on his own such violations shall be subject to the penalty sat forth in 122-10. plements to the Code shall be adopted, they shall thereafter be printed Award, Miss Kennedy, and to a grand total of S3O'),N<>7 credit plus the laboratory 11) Office of the Municipal Comptroller. C. Nothing contained herein shaU preclude the Chief of Police from 4-13-66, as amended, are revised by changing references to the former Defendants motion) that any dwelling is unfit for human habitation, as herein defin- 12210. Violations and penalties. and. as provided hereunder. Inserted In the loose-leaf book containing 12) Office of the Tax Collector. CIVIL ACTION Army Scholarship Athletic as of May 30. 1984, rei'uris fee. ed, he shall. If his preliminary investigation discloses a basis for such the said Code, as amendments and supplements thereto. also serving as the Director of Police upon being so appointed. "Oepartment of Public Works and Administration: to read "Department Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of tha provi- (3) Office of the Treasurer. (d) The provisions of this legislation which Is derived from Chapter of Health, Welfare and Building." WRIT OF EXECUTION Award. Miss Abrahamsen. a school spokeswoman charges, issue and causa to be served upon the owner of and parties In sions of this chaptar shall, upon conviction, be punished by a fine of not 1-6. Publication; filing. 5-34. Comptroller qualifications tor appointment. FOR SALE OF Interest in such dwelling a complaint stating the charges In that respect 18 of the former Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66, as amended, (c) Section 115 9 (former 13-12. Chapter 13 of the former Revised to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.) or by Imprisonment In the county The Clerk of the City of Rahway. pursuant to law. shall cause to be The Municipal Comptroller shall be qualified by training or ex- are hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of former Sections 18-6, Ordinances, adopted 4-13 66, as amended) is hereby revised to delete MORTGAGED PREMISES and containing a notice that a hearing will be held before the Supervisor Jail for a period of not to exceed ninety (90) days or by both such fine (or his designated agent) at a place therein fixed not less than ten (10) published. In the manner required, a copy of this Adopting Ordinance In perience In municipal finances and Bscal management and munic^al orders and instructions to Chief of Police; 18-9. Schedule of hours; therefrom "or to any scavenger holding a permit issued under Article 4 of and Imprisonment: and each violation of any ot the provisions of (his a newspaper of general circulation In the city. Sufficient cop tea of the fund accounting. He shall be a graduate of an accredited institution of emergencies; 1811, Appointments and terms of school traffic guards; this chapter." B^ virtue of the above-stated writ days nor more than thirty (30) days after the serving of said complaint: chapter and each day the same Is violated shall ba deemed and taken to that the owner and parties in Interest shall be given the right to file an Code shall be maintained In the office of the Clerk for Inspection by the higher learning, with a degree In accounting. He shall serv. as the head 1813, supply of uniforms to school traffic guards; 1818 (b)and (c) per- (13) Chapter 144, Parking: City Hall Plaza. of execution to me directed I shall crafted curios are also be a separate and distinct offense. public at all times during regular office hours. The enactment and of any Office of this Department, including Tax Collector and Treasurer, taining to grades (or detectives; and the second paragraph of 18-19. expose for sale by public uendue, in answer to the complaint and to appear In person or otherwise and give The provisions of thl* chapter, which are derived from Ord. No. available. Coffeehouse testimony at the time and place fixed In the complaints; and that the publication of this Adopting Ordinance, coupled with availability of without additional compensation. relating to extra compensation for the Detective In charge of the Detec- A-1481, adopted 6-881, are hereby amended to add the following ROOM 207, In tha Court House, In rules of evidence prevailing in courts of law or equity shall not be con- Francis R. Senkowaky copies of the Code for inspection by the public, shall be deemed, held 5-35. Powers and duties of Comptroller. ture Bureau. penalty provision which Is designated as 144-2: the City of Elizabeth, N. J. on "The great thing about City Clerk and considered to be due and legal publication of all provisions of the WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of to present Microtots hosts trolling In hearings before the Supervisor' A. The Municipal Comptroller shall be the city's chief financial of (e) Section 45-7 (former 18-7, Chapter 18 of the former Revised Or- "Any person violating the provisions of this chapter shall, upon con- Mesqurte Grilling - mesquite is it allows you to 1224. Determination of unfit dwelling. City of Rahway Code for all purposes. fleer. He shall be responsible, pursuant to the provisions of th. Charter, July A. D., 1984 ot two o'clock In dinances, adopted 4-13 66. as amended) Is hereby amended to read as viction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars the afternoon of said day. turn ordinary dishes into 'Vision Band' learning aide 1-7. Code book to be kept up-to-date- ordinances and laws applicants to the city, for the preaudttlng and con- follows: ($500.) or by Imprisonment for a lerm not exceeding ninety (90) days, or something special," said If, after such notice and hearing, the Supervisor determines that the lt-6/21/84 Fee: $253.44 [t shall be tha duty of the Clerk, or someone authorized and directed trol of all city revenues and expenditures, the management of the city's 45-7. Duties of Police Chief. both." The property to be sold is located dwelling under consideration Is unfit for human habitation, as herein Investment program and the management of the city's debt and the In the TOWNSHIP OF CLARK, in Walker. Simply place a few "The Somebody's Pluc Microtots will present a by the Clerk, to keep up-to-date the certified copy of the book containing A. The Police Chief Is the head of the police force and he shall be (14) Chapter 146. Peace and Good Order. Ihe Hot New defined, he shall state In writing his findings of fact In support of such the Code required to be filed In the Clerk's office for the use of the public. development of sound financial policies for recommendations to the the COUNTY of UNION, and chunks of mesquite wood Coffeehouse" will pn-vin guest speaker at its June determination and shall Issue and cause to be served upon the owner directly responsible to the appropriate authority for the efficiency and The provisions of this chapter, which are derived from Article.I. PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE All changes In said Code and all ordinances adopted subsequent to the Mayor and Council. routine daytoday operations of the force. Chapter 15 of the former Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66, as STATE OF NEW JERSEY. on your gas, electric or "The Vtzion Band" I mm >i •meeting. thereof and parties In Interest an order requiring: effective date of this codification, which shall be adopted specifically as Commonly known as Lot 11 In B. He shall also: B. Pursuant to policies established by the appropriate authority, he amended. Is further amended by deleting therefrom former Sees. 15 8 charcoal grill and when the to 11 p.m. on Saturd:i\. A. The. repair, alteration of Improvement of said building to be part of the Code, shall, when Anally adopted, be Included therein by (1) Malntabi the city's accounting records and prescribe and enforce Block 37 on the Tax Map. The speaker, Mrs. Zelda shall: and 15-9 relating to noise for commercial activity and Intoxication Food Trend wood begins to smoke you June 23, at the CrunlorJ made by the owner, within a reasonable time, which time shall be set NOTICE OF INTENTION reference until such changes or new ordinances are printed as sup- a uniform system of accounts for all departments, offices and agencies (1) Administer and enforce rules and regulations and special respectively. Dimensions of Property: 113.65 Pollack, is a learning forth in tha order, or, at the option of the owner, to vacate or to have plements to said Code book, at which time such supplements shall be are ready to grill. For even of the city government. emergency directions for the disposition and discipline of the force and (15) Chapter 163, Recreation Areas. feet by 130.00 feet by 114.44 feel Within the past few the country. "Restaurant Alliance Church at Retl'oul specialist in the South said building vacated and closed within the time set forth In the order. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- Inserted therein. by 141.35 feet. more smoke use mesquite (2) Maintain a centralized payroll system with the use of a computer Its officers and personnel; The provisions of this chapter which are derived from an ordinance years, outdoor grilled foods News," in their recent April Ave. at Cherry St. Orange school district and is MBUII 4r» building Is In such a condition a* to mak« It dangerous to traduced and passed on first reading at a RaguUruoMetlng of tha 1-8. Sale of Cocfe book. .. system when directed. Nearest Cro*&-Stise£ Situate on chunks for coals instead of the health and safety of persons on or near the premises and tha owner (2) Have, exercise and discharge the functions, powers and duties adopted 3-10-80, arc hereby amended by changing the term and restaurants specializing publication, referred lo mes- Admission will be free the former director of the Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of Copies of the Code book containing the Coda may be purchased (3) Preaudlt all bills, claims and demands against the dry. of the force; "Superintendent of Recreation" to read "Director of Recreation." the southerly sldtf of Canterbury charcoal, added Walker. falls to repair, alter or improve said building within the time specified In New Jersey, held on Wednesday. Juna 13, 1984. and that said or- from the Clerk upon the payment of a fee to be set by resolution of tha (4) Certify to all proposed contract resolutions and ordinances sub- Drive approximately 120 feet In an in country-style cooking quite in a front page article and refreshmenis will In- Harly Childhood Learning the order, that the owner remove or demolish said building within a (3( Describe the duties and assignments of all subordinates and (16) Chapter 165, Sewers and Sewage Disposal. dinance will be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a City Council, which may also arrange, by resolution, for procedures for mitted prior to passage by the Municipal Council, as to available ap- other personnel; easterly direction from the easterly have really gained a lot of as, "The Hottest New Food Mesquite grilling is not available. Centers of Convent and reasonable time as specified In said order of removal. Regular meeting at City Hall Plaza, Rahway, New Jersey on Monday, (a) Section 165-9 (former 19-9, Article 3, Chapter 19 of the former the periodic supplementation thereof. propriations In conformity with general law, the Charter and ordinances (4) Delegate such of his authority as he may deem necessary for the Revised Ordinances, adopted 413-66) Is hereby revised to delete "the sideline of Stemmer Drive. Trend." Walker said this ar- only limited to meat, fowl Madison. C. That, If the owner falls to comply with an order to repair, alter or July 9, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. prevailing time, at which tima and plaoa all popularity. Most of (his 1-9. Altering or tampering with Code; penalties for violation. of the dry. efficient operation of (he force to be exercised under his direction and bureau of sanitation", so that this section reads In part: "...under the Premises commonly known as 44 "popularity boom" has been ticle, along with others that and seafood. The sweet- Mrs. Pollack is the Improve or, at the option of the owner, to vacate and close the building, persons Interested therein will ba given an opportunity to be heard con- It shall be unlawful for anyone to Improperly change or amend, by (5) Control all expenditures to ensure that budget appropriations Canterbury Drive, Clark, New cerning the same. supervision; and supervision of the Division of Public Works within the Department of have appeared recently, will smelling smoke does won- mother of a handicapped the Supervisor may cause such building to be repaired, altered or Im- additions or deletions, any part or portion of the Coda, or to alter or are not exceeded. Public Works." Jersey due (o mesquite wood proved or to be vacated and closed; that the Supervisor may cause to be (5) Report at least monthly to appropriate authority In such form as definitely increase the con- ders for skewered vege- child who was born prema- tamper with such Code In any manner whatsoever which will cause the (6) Prepare all preliminary work In connection with the city budget shall be prescribed by such authority on the operation of the force during (b) References to the "bureau of sanitation" are also deleted tn There Is due approximately which gives meats and sea- posted on the main entrance of any building so closed, a placard with Ordinance No. A-9-84 law of the Ctty of Rahway to be misrepresented thereby. Anyone to Include all required adjustments. $72,995.95 together with Interest foods a fantastic smoked sumer's awareness about tables, such as, cauliflower, turely. She entered the the following words: This building Is unfit for human habitation or oc- the preceding month, and make such other reports as may be requested 165-10 (former 19-10) and 16511 (former 19-11). AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT REGULATIONS WITH RESPECT violating this section of this ordinance shall be subject, upon conviction, (7) Prepare al) required data In connection with the city debts and by such authority. (17) Chapter 172, Streets and Sidewalks. from April 30. 1984 and costs. flavor. mesquite grilling, broccoli, potatoes, peppers special education field as an cupancy or use; the use or occupation of this building Is prohibited and TO THE REMOVAL OF BRUSH. GRASS AND WEEDS AND to a fine of not more than five hundred dollars ($500.) or Imprisonment bond sales. There is a full legal description on unlawful." (e) Section 45-9A (former 18-9, Chapter 18 of the former Revised The provisions of this chapter which are derived from Chapter 20 of Mesquite Enterprises, ac- and almost anything used outgrowth of her parenting OTHER OBNOXIOUS GROWTHS IN THE CITY for not more than ninety (90) days, or both, In the discretion of the (8) Have control over all th. Investments of the city and ba responsi- file in the Union County Sheriffs Dan Walker of Chatham, 1 Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66) is amended to read: the former Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13^66, as amended, .are cording to Walker, offers Tor kabobs, Walker pointed experience. D. That, if the owner fails to comply with an order to remove or Judge Imposing the same. ble for the safe keeping of all bonds and notes ol th. ctty and ensure that "The hours of employment of the uniformed members of the Police hereby amended as follows: -—~* Office. who has cooked with mes- demolish the building, the Supervisor may cause such building to be out. The meeting will be held Be It ordained by tha City Council of the City of Rahway, In the 1-10. Severablllty of Coda provisions. required statutory expenditures are made when due. Department shall be established by existing labor contracts and shall (a) "Director of the Department of Public Works and Administra- The Sheriff reserves Ihe right to quite for over 14 years and more than just mesquiie removed or demolished or may contract for the removal or demolition County of Union and State of New Jersey, as follows: Each section of tha Coda and every part of each section is an In- (9) Maintain all city records on a centralized computer system when not exceed those hours, except In case of emergency.'' tion" Is revised to read "Director of the Department of Public Works." adjourn this sale. wood. The company pro- Mesquite Enterprises dit Thursday. June 21, at thereof after advertisement for and receipt of bids therefor. who owns Mesquite Enter- Section 1. Adoption of ordinance. dependent section or part of a section, and the holding of any section or directed to do so. (f) Section 459C (former 18-9c of Chapter 18 of the former Revised (b) References to the "Business Administrator" are hereby changed vides u grilling consultant packages mesquite in S 7T.10 p.m. at the March of E. That the amount of the cost of tha filing of legal papers, expert In connection with the Codification of Ordinances of the City of a part thereof to be unconstitutional, void or Ineffective for any cause SNEVILY, ELY i WILLIAMS, prises, said you-haven't real- (10) Require reports of receipts and disbursements from each Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66 as amended 12-11-68) is hereby amended to "Police Department" In 172-42. 172-43, 172-44 and 172-45 (former ly grilled until yHu've grilled service to reslaurants who pound, 10 pound and 50 Dimes in Fairfield. Please witnesses' fees, search fees and advertising charges, Incurred In the Rahway, the following ordinance Is hereby adopted by tha City Council shall not ba deemed to affect the validity or constitutionality of any other department office and agency of the city government to be made dally or to read: 20-42, 2043. 2044 and 2045, respectively. Chapter 20 of the former ATTYS. course of any proceeding taken under this ordinance determined In favor want to grill with mesquite. pound bags for distribution. telephone Ruth Cila at of tha City of Rahway. Upon adoption of the proposed Coda of tha City sections or parts thereof. at such Intervals as he may determine will most efficiently protect the ci- "Overtime pay In emergencies Is set at straight time under N. J. S. Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66.) CX-94-03 (DJ & RNR) over mesquite. The flavor of the municipality, and the cost of such repairs, alterations or Im- of Rahway, this ordinance will be Included therein as Chapter 79, Brush, 1-11. Severablllty of ordinance provisions. ty's Interest. RALPH FROEHLICH that mesquite gives to Walker staled cooking, sea- Individual consumer pur- H82 1)700 to register for the provements or vacating and cloning or removal or demolition, If any. or A. 40: 4712.13 and 40: 47-12.14. All other overtime shall be paid a( (18) Chapter 174, Subdivision of Land. with illegal DRUGS Grass and Weeds. Each section of this ordinance Is an Independent sectkm, and the (11) Control all expenditures to ensure that budget appropriations the rate of time and a half for hours worked In excess of the duty period Section 174-10G (former 14-25 (g). Chapter 14 of the former Revis- Sheriff barbeque is unique and soning and recipes are just a chases can be obtained meeting. the amount of the balance thereof remaining after deduction of the sum, • 79-1. Prohibited conditions. holding of any section or part thereof to ba unconstitutional, void or Inef- If any, realized from the sale of material* derived from such building or are not exceeded and pass upon each proposed expenditure (or confor- established In the existing labor contract." ed Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66, as amended) U hereby amended to delicious. Not only does few of the services his com- locally from the Mesquite For more information on No owner or tenant of. land located In the city shall maintain, or fective for any cause shall not be deemed to affect the validity or con- mity with general law. the Charter and ordinances of the city; and, (g) Section 45 1 ID (former fourth paragraph of an ordinance change "Department of Public Works and Administration" to read 41-6/21, 6/28. 7/5, 7/12/84 Enterprises site located at users from any contract for removal or demolition thereof shall be a municipal causa or permit to be maintained, brush, woeds, dead and dying trees, stitutionality of any other sections or parts thereof. Fee: $141.36 beef and seafood taste great, pany offers. Microtots please telephone ben against the real property upon which such cost was Incurred. If the unless he shall certify that there is an unencumbered balance of ap- adopted 12-13-71. being an amendment to Chapter 18 of the former •Department of Public Works." the corner of Hart St. and 539-.1427. stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, filth, garbage, trash and debria, the 1-12. Repealer of ordinances. propriation and available funds, no appropriation shall be encumbered Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66) Is amended to read: (19) Chapter 178. Taxation. bu( once you have grilled In addition, Texas barbe- building Is removed or demolished by the Supervisor, he shall sail the existence or maintenance of which shall be against the public health, Hazehvood Ave., Rahway. materials of such building. There shall be credited against tha cost of tha All ordinances or parts of ordinances of a general and permanent and no expenditure shall be made. "No person shall be so appointed who has been convicted of a Article II, Interest on Delinquent Taxes. Section 1784 (former Sec. chicken, sausage and pork que grills/smokers specifical- become safety and general welfare of the people of the city or tha existence and nature, adopted and tn force on the date of the adoption of this or- 5 36. Office of Tax Collector. crime Involving moral turpitude." 10-14, Article 3. Chapter 10 of the former Revised Ordinances, adopted removal or demolition thereof, the proceeds of any sale of such maintenance of which shall create or tend to create a fire hainrd. 'Scientists' over mesquite, nothing else ly designed for mesquite The company is open materials or any sum derived from any contract for tha removal or dinance and not contained In the Code, are hereby repealed as of the ef- A. The head of this Office shall be the Municipal Tax Collector. The (h) Section 45-11 (former fourth paragraph of an ordinance adopted 4-13-66) Is hereby amended to road: can compare, he said. grilling will be manufac- from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily " 79-2. Removal of growths. fective date of this Adopting Ordinance, except as hereinafter provided. Office of the Municipal Tax Collector and Municipal Treasurer may be Stamp show demolition of the building. If there aru no such credits or If tha sum total 1213 71, being an amendment to Chapter 18 of the former Revised Or- 1784. Interest rate. to experiment tured by Mesquiie Enter- and it may be telephoned al losers of such costs exceeds the total of such credits, a detailed statement of Upon determining that a condition exists aa set forth In " 791, Ihe 1-13. Ordinances saved from repeal. held by the same person. The head of the Department may serve as Tax dinances, adopted 4-13-66) Is hereby amended by the addition thereto The municipality may provide an Interest rate of eight percent (8) Walker, who is a to be held the aforesaid costs and the amount so due shall be filed with the Division of Health shall cause written notice to be sent to th« owner or The adoption of this Code and the repeal of ordinances provided Collector without any additional compensation. of a Subsection E which reads: per annum on the first one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500.) of manager with a major cor- prises. Mesquite hand- 635-5617. Municipal Tax Assessor or other custodian of the records of tax liens, tenant, whichever the case may be, ordering the removal and correction for tn 1-12 of this ordinance shall not affect the following ordinances. B, The Municipal Tax Collector shall: "No person shall be so appointed who Is less than eighteen (18) delinquency and eighteen percent (184 per annum on any amount tn ex- at Trailside poration, said when he of the condition, specifying the manner in which to remove or correct the rights and obligations, which are hereby expressly saved from repeal: and a copy thereof shall be forthwith forwarded to the owner by certified 11) Have, exercise and discharge the functions, powers and duties years of age or more than the maximum age set by applicable civil ser- cess of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500.), to be calculated moved to New Jersey about in Clark mall. If the total of the credits exceed such costs, the balance remaining condition within ten (10) days after said notice Is served. In the event A. Any ordinance adopted subsequent to December 12, 1979. of the collector of taxes as provided (or by general law. The specific vice regulations." from the date the tax was payable until the date of actual payment (N. J. During "Junior shall be deposited In the Superior Court by the Supervisor, shall be that such owner or tenant shall refuse or neglect to remove or correct tha B. Any right or liability established, accrued or Incurred under any general laws being N. J. S. A. 40A: 9-141 through 40A: 9-145, as (I) Subsections D and E of 4519 (former 18-18, second and third S. A. 54:4-67). Scientist," children will be five years ago, he would br- condition In tha manner and within the time provided herounder, tha A monthly stamp and secured In such manner as may b* directed by such court and shall be legislative provision prior to the effective date of this ordinance, or any amended. paragraphsi Chapter 18, of the former Revised Ordinances, adopted (20) Chapter 190, Vending Machines, Food and Beverage. able to create (ricks, stunts, ing back mesquite wood coin show, The Clark Show, disbursed according to the order or Judgment of the court to the parsons Division of Health shall have the right to provide for tha removal or cor- action or proceeding brought for the enforcement of such right or liabili- 4 13 66, as amended 11-8-67) are hereby amended to read: Section 1904 (former Section 4 of an ordinance adopted 6-9-80) Is rection of the condition. (2) Extend each year's tax duplicate, prepare and mall tax bills, games, puzzles and pieces of from his visits to Texas. The found to b«i entitled thereto by final order or Judgment of such court; pro- ty- receive payments thereof and maintain tax accountfag records In such "E, Assignment to and In.the Detective Bureau shall be made by the hereby revised to read: now in its ninth year, will scientific apparatus using problem, he said, was nei- be held on Sunday, July 1. vided, however, that nothing In this section shall be construed to impair • 79-3. Work performed.bu city; reimbursement of costs. C. Any offense or act committed or done before the effective date of manner as may be prescribed or approved by the Municipal Comp- Chief of Police." "Any person who violates any provision of or order promulgated FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING or limit In any way the power of the municipality to_define and declare In all cases where brush, weeds, dead and dying trees, stumps, this ordinance In violation of any legislative provision, or any penalty, troller. common household objects. ghbors and friends raved so The event will take place (5) Chapter 65, Air Pollution. under this Article or code established herein shall, upon conviction nulsancus and to cause their removal or abatement, by summary pro- roots, obnoxious growths, filth, garbage, trash and debris are removed punishment or forfeiture which may result therefrom. (3) Receive and collect all delinquent real property taxes and water Section 65 2 (former Subsection 2:1 of Sec. 2 of an ordinance thereof, be liable to a penalty of not less than five dollars ($5.) nor more The first session, for much about his grilling he at the Ramada Inn at 36 ceedings or otherwise. Any owner or party In Interest may, within sixty from any lands by or,under the direction of the Health Officer, such of- D. Any prosecution. Indictment, action, suit or other proceeding charges and charge and receive penalties and interest pursuant to ap- adopted 9-10-73) Is hereby amended to redefine "Agency" to read The than five hundred dollars ($500.) for each violation. Each day a par- those in the first and second had a hard time keeping" IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA (60) days from the date oi the filing of the lien certificate, proceed in a ficer shall certify the amount of the cost thereof to tha Council, which pending, or any Judgment rendered, prior to the effective date of this or- ticular violation continues shall constitute a separate offense." Valley Rd., Clark, at the plicable laws. Middlesex County Environmental Health Agency" and to revise to grades, will be held on Mon- mea( on the grill for his Garden State Parkway Exit summary manner In the Superior Court to contest the reasonableness of shall examine the certificate and, if found correct, shall pass a resolution dinance, brought pursuant to any legislative provision. (4) Make and certify all searches (or tax and other Uens on any real definition of 'Director'' to add thereto "or such agency as Is designated (21) Chapter 195. Zoning. the amount or the accuracy of the costs set forth in the municipal lien certifying the amoupt and authorizing said amount to be charged day, July 16. The second family. Finally, Walker No. 135. E. Any franchise, license, right, easement or privilege heretofore property In the city as may be authorized by law and charge and collect by the city." Section 195-92D (former 23-67b of an ordinance adopted 4-11 77, decided one way to handle BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... certificate. against said lands. The amount so charged shall forthwith become s lien granted or conferred. for the city the applicable fee according to such law. (6) Chapter 69. Alcoholic Beverages. as amended) Is hereby revised so that.lt roads In part: "...by the Building session, for those in the The show will run from upon such lands and shall be added to and become a part of the taxes F. Any ordinance providing for the laying out, opening, altering, (5) Perform other duties as may be required by the head of the Article I, Licenses and Regulations. The provisions of this Article, Inspector In accordance,with Chapter 87 of this Code, entitled 'Con- third and fourth grades, will the situation was to just br- 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admis 122-5. Service of complaint. next to be assessed and levied upon such lands, tha same to bear In- widening, relocating, straightening, establishing grade, changing of Department and Business Administrator. which are derived from parts of Chapter 3 of the former Revised Or- struction Codes. Uniform'." ing back mesquite for his RAHWAY terest at tha same rate as taxes and shall ba collected and enforced by be held on Monday, Aug. 6. sion and parking will be Complaints or orders Issued by the Supervisor pursuant to this name. Improvement, acceptance or vacation of any right-of-way, ease- (J) Sections 5-38 and 5-40 (former 246 and 2-48 of Chapter 2 of dinances, adopted 4-13-66, as amended. Is hereby revised by adding a C. Penalties. friends and let them grill chapter shall be served upon'persons either personally or by certified the same officer and In the same manner as taxes. The fees will be $12 and free. ment, street, road, highway, park or other public place, or any portion the former Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66) are revised by new section thereto, designated as 69-8.1 to read: The penalty provisions of certain ordinances of the City of Rahway, their own. He didn't realize mall, but if the whereabouts of such persons Is unknown and the same • 79-4. Enforcement. thereof. deleting tha term "City Assessor" and Including Instead -Director of Tax 698.1. List of bartenders. enumerated below, are hereby amended to provide for penalties of a $14, respectively. A wide range of United corumt be ascertained by said Supervisor In the exercise of reasonable how fast the word would The Division of Health of the city shall be responsible for the en- G. Any ordinance or resolution appropriating money or transferring Assessments." A. No plenary retail consumption license shall employ a bartender maximum fine of five hundred dollars ($500.) or maximum imprison- These sessions will be. IBccotb States and worldwide diligence, and said Supervisor shall make an affidavit to that effect, then spread. Before he knew it, forcement of this chapter. funds, promising or guaranteeing the payment of money or authorizkig (k) Article XD (former Article 10, Chapter 2 of tha former Revised on the licensed premises whose name and address have not been listed ment of ninety (90) days, or both, and where applicable, that each day held at (he Trailside Nature EsUblllhed 1823 stamps, coins and covers ihc serving of such complaint or order upon such persons may be made • 795. Violations and penalties. the issuance and delivery of any bond or other Instrument* or evidence on a list previously delivered by such licensee to the Municipal Board of such violation Is continued or permitted to continue shall constitute a he was taking orders for by publishing the same once each week for two (2) successive weeks in a Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66. as arnended 2-14-68: 7-9-68 and and Science Center at Coles will be on display and of Any person who violates any provision of this chapter shall, upon of the city's Indebtedness, and any ordinance conftrmrig mtertocal ser- 6-12-72) Is hereby reorganized and U revised In the following manner Alcoholic Beverage Control In the manner described herein. separate offense. mesquite wood on his trips newspaper circulating In the City of Rahway. A copy of such complaint conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred vices agreements. Ave. and New Providence fered for sale. or order shall bo posted In a conspicuous place on the premises affected (1) All references to th. former "Department of Health and Welfare- B. At the ttme of the Issuance or renewal of a plenary retail con- (1) Chapter 65. Air Pollution. to Texas. dollars ($500.) or by Imprisonment for a term not exceeding ninety (90) H. Ordinances authorizing the purchase, sala, lease or transfer of ore changed to read -Department of Health, Welfare and Building.* sumption license, the licensee, shaD sign, date and deliver to the Section 65 10A (former Sec. 10. subsection 10:2 of an ordinance Rd., Mountainside. In addition, members of by the complaint or order, and a copy of such complaint or order shall Established IOCS days, or both. A separate offense shall be deemed committed on each property, or any lawful contract or obligation. (2) The divisions uHthh the Department of Hearth. Warfare and Munich I Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control a list of me names and adopted 9-10-73). Registration is required. Because restaurants are the puhlic may bring any be duly recorded or lodged for record with the county recording officer of day during or on which a violation occurs or continues. ' thu county in which the dwelling Is located. 1. The levy or imposition of taxes, assessments or charges. Building are revised to read: addresses of all persons employed as bartenders on' the licensed (2) Chapter 67, Alarm Systems. also cooking with mesquite Union & Middlesex Counties Out of County and Stale material they may have for Section 2. SeverabLlity. J. The dedication of property or approval of preliminary or final sub- , Division of Hearth and Housing premises. The licensee shall thereafter notify the Munic^jal Board of Section 67-57 (former Section J. of an ordinance adopted 7-14-75). in the northeast and pop- 122-6. Powers of Supervisor. The provisions of this ordinance are declared to be severabW and If division plats. Division of Welfare Alcoholic Beverage Control, tn writing, of any additions or deletions to (3) Chapter 69, Alcoholic Beverages. sale., since the participating The Supervisor Is hereby authorized and empowered to exercise ularity about mesquite is ris- 1 Year $10.00 1 Year • $12.00 dealers, which include any section, subsection, sentence, clause or part thereof for any reason K. Ordinances establishing the amount and manner of payment of Division of Bulkhng said list within twenty-four (24) hours of the deletion or addition. Section 6914 (former Section 7 of an ordinance adopted 5 12-75). such powers as may be necessary or convenient to carry out and effec- Is held to be Invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdic- salaries or compensation of officers and employees; establishing The various divisions tn the text are hereby revised to conform to ' (7) Chapter 87, Construction Codes, Uniform. (4) Chapter 103, Flood Damage Prevention. R. J. Kennedy ing. Walker formed Mes- members of the American tuate the purposes and provisions of this chapter. Including the follow- tion, such decision shall not affect the validity of any remaining section, workdays and working hours of certain employees; providing for the above-listed Divisions. (a) Section 871A (former Chapter 3:6-59 of an ordinance adopted Section 103-20 (former Section XIII of an ordinance adopted quite Enterprises. 2 Years-$18.00 2 Years • $22.00 ing In addition to others herein granted: Stamp Dealers Assn., wi subsection, sentence, clause or part of this ordinance. holidays and vacations for employees and keeping of employment (3) 5-43A (6) (formerly 2-51f of this Arttcla Is revised to read: 1-31-77) Is hereby amended by changbng the reference of "the State 7-10-78) on dean's list A. To Investigate Ihe dwelling conditions In the City of Rahway In Walker stated his com- be ready to purchase any- Section 3. Repealer. records; relating to Civil Service participation and any legislation "(6) Administer laws and ordinance* relating to houskig." Uniform Construction Code Enforcing Agency" to read "the State (5) Chapter 108. Fuel Deliveries. pany harvests mesquite .1 Years • $25.00 3 Years • $30.00 order to determine which dwellings therein are unfit for human habita- All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent or In conflict with establishing personnel policies. (1) Ssctton 5-50A (former 2-57. Drat paragraph, Chafer 2 of th. Uniform Enforcement Agency" and changing "Dtvtstoo of Code Enforce- Section 106-3 (former Section 3 of an ordinance adopted 7-10-72). A Clark sophomore ma- thing they need for their tion; from land holdings in South this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict or In- L. Any ordinance regulating traffic or parking, former Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66) It revised by changkig ment" to read "Division of Building." (6) Chapter 113. Garage Sales. oring in computer science, PltM%«' filler my Mihscription to Ihc Rahway News-Record or The Cl.n slocks. B. To administer- oaths, affirmations, examine witnesses and consistency. Texas and imports the Patriot sl.utin*] irnnu'dititi'ly. M. Any ordinance regulating brush, grass or weeds. twenty-five dollars ($25.) to read Ova hundred dollars ($500.). (b) The provision of this ordinance, adopted 1-31-77, Is hereby Section 113 5 (former Section 5 of Ord. No. A-13 81. adopted Richard James Kennelly of A Clark Show Souvenir receive evidence; . Section 4. When effective. N. Any ordinance regulating the licensing of retail food (m) Section 5-S3 (farmer 2-fi0. Chapter 2 oi the former Revised Or- amended by deleting therefrom Subsection 5wrV)^ Department rjursu^t to this craprer.srial have the du- (9) Chapter 125. Iceboxes and Refrigerators. To qualify for the list he Walker emphasized to such officer* and agents as he may designate. S. An ordinance adopted 7-11-78 rotating, to the Lenohe Paik flood 114040) Is amended by Chan** Am *EnQii«rtog Dapvtmsnt* tt> th* ty of cnfbfchg the provisions flf th* chapter and the statutory provi- Section 125-3 (former 15 53. Chaptar 15 of the former Revised Or- had to be a full time student although mesquite has been 247-1093. 122 7. Rules and regulations. control. " , -Drvtoton of Engineering • sions of N. J. S. A. 4:19-15.1 ei MO/, subject to the overal Jurisdiction dinances, adopted 4-13-66). and earn at least a 3.0 used for grilling in the The Supervisor Is hereby authorized and empowered to make and and supervision of the Chief of Pohoe" (10) Chapter 140. Nuisances, Public Health. firv ST AIT: /.«• T. Any ordinance relating to Zoning Map changes. (3) Chapter 30, Ffct Department , quality-point average out of southwest for many years, adopt such written rules and regulations as he may doom necessary for "If a man could have half hit withes, tie would double 114, Changes In previously adopted ordinances.'. (a) Section 203 (former Section 11*2, Chapter 11 of the former '• (bf The provisions of this chapter. (Art I, Chapter 5 of the former Section 140-3 (former 133. Chapter 13 of the former Revised Or- 219 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY. N.J. 07065 "-OS the proper enforcement of the provisions of this chapter; provided, his troublei." B*ni*mfn Franklin A. In comptttng and pmpartng the ordinances far adoption and revi- Revised Ordinances, adopted 4-13-66. at amended 8-14-72) is amend- Revised Ordnances, adopted 4-13-66, as amended) am amended by dbianon adopted 4-13-66). possible 4.0 'and' have no it is just now starting to however, that such rules and regulations shall not ba In conflict with tha sion as part of the Code pursuant to N. J, S. A. 40:494, certain gram- ed to read: ' 'ddettng references to the 'Dog Warden" and Including Instead, where (11) Chapter 146. Peace and Good Order. grade below "C." develop across the rest of

mm !(j THSKbDAY. JUMt- 21. 198-1 RAHWAY NEWSRF^Qgp/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Rahway shall continue- to receive all wages and benefits as if he or the THURSDAY. JUNi: 21. 1984 P,\i •• 17 were not absent from wock. for a period not to exceed one year. Nothing airy valas PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICK NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE contained herein, however, shall preclude the City from taking any •fn be ro^d BECAUSE rut: CEOPLF MUST KNOW" measures it deems necessary to verify the validity of such an absence. 10. Jury Duty COHPOKAT10N NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENTION A management employee serving on jury duty shall not be charged j * Traiiside with any absence from work, but shall have his or her compensation ad- OUTUIIIS 1'IJHI.Ii" N'OTICC I- 1.,-riby given lhai ihe lollou,-iog Ordinance was NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ih^i the following ordinance was in SERVICE justed In such a way that the total of any compensation for Jury duty f. duly Hi. pi. li .i.vl .jppro^i'd on linal rt-adinii al a Regusartrheetlng of th« troduced and passed on itrsr rcadln City of Rahway, County of Union. State of IDUII ^'1 lc;i!U!r U, Itieil VVlll 11. Maternity leave I'L'Hl.iCNi rr.ci .June 1M. l'IK-1 • ' New Jersey, held on Wednesday Juiu- 13. 1984. and that said or- 1 1 Vocation, holidays, and sk:k leave time may be utilized by manage- SIDING-ROOFING « BUILDERS ,:icntv MR-MIK ! . on ;j dinance will be taken up for fun her consideration jnd ftn.il passjg*? at a ment employees for purposes ol childbirth and child care thereafter, with trMPLACIMCNT •DORMCRS ;. ilinnii'li ihc wiiii Oidin.inci- No A 1584 Regular nwetIng at City Kill PU^a. Rahway. N*;w Jcrst?y on Monday Ju- AN OKDINANCi: TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTTTLED "AN ly 9. 1984 ar 8.00 P.M. prevailirnj linw. at whkih time and pUcu all p*7 scheduling of same to be by mutual agreement of the employee and the DIRECTORY WINDOWS *ADOmONS '. i 'I' l;iii'v i.ilc. will be T City. Extended maternity leave without pay may be granted by the SMI C.F.G. KITCHENS ow IINANCI: A(:cn>PING AND ADOPTING THE COMPILED sons interested therein will b*>ortunity to b* iu' W.VIShD ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF RAHWAY. 2SI-329* "*-• 321-OO99 I :j() p ill. ;il [lie the business Administrator, by the Mayor, (or a period not to exceed of a Job WINDOWS j ,liil.. ...l..|.'..l .ii.l ..;., ...... i..11 : ...1 i.-.ul. M.,o|lh.- ICSTAIlLlSI-IINfi AND PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION TtttWMUSAlI if Naiuic and Sa- one year from the date of childbirth. Hospitallzation and medical in- Mun:jip..l Co.nu.l, Ci:., '.I U.il. .... N.-i .'.. nnvj. THHH! :OI-".- ADUPTKD OCTOBER 10. 1951 AND REFERRING Ordtrnncc No. AlH 8-1 PARI1CULARI.Y IO TIT1-E V. CHAPTER 1. el. s«|. ENTTTLED surance coverages shall be maintained in full force for any employee on 24 L*ff«rts St. IS5/6OI13 »29.»3 »3»,95 * cuiuT a! Coles Avc. .Inn.- Kl. l'IS-1 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING PERSONNEL POLICIES AND 111.95 CUSTOM ADDITIONS I HA! I1C IHESTRICTT:D PAKKING. TRUSSliK PLACE.) such leave. 141.50 225-0331 iu 1'rinidcMicc Rd.. WORKING CONDITIONS 1'OR MANAGEMENT" EMPLOYEES Cariurmi 175/M113 SU.50 •43.50 12Military Leave BUIlT DORMERS MlilSklc. Leave to members of the National Guard and to members of reserve MONFRI 9-5 SAT 9?I85/75.U (43.95 SUZETTE'S S Francis R. Senkou/sUy WHEREAS, oucr th*? yean, the City of Kahway hjs adojjied various tto.es AN ouui."i.-\NCi; i..vi AW.iti MM; AND IJI:I INING II ii; HITLA components of the United States military shall be granted 10 manage- J43.95 Accurate Rug Cleaning, Inc.] 1 (31.95 GKKMING UUM in -.idii will he SI.25. TIONSI III Hl'.'l VVI.F.N I IIC CI I'Y i )!•' KAHU'AY AND II Hi PARK City Clerk Ordinances and policies governing rhe working conditions of employees FREE !*»95 ment employees pursuant to the terms of applicable law. 134.50 iNci Aunicjiiir, 01' :i ir . "irv < >i- I-:AI IWA">. N .I City o( Rahu/ay who are not members of organised labor banj.iining units ,ind who are 2IS'7S>14 S55.95 2070 Woodbridga Ave.. 120 Gertrude St.. Claris p 13. Bereavement Leave MOUNTING S3S SO considered management employees; and 20S/7SXI5 145.95 Edison. N.J. 08817 Management employees shall be entitled to up to four days of leave 315/75«1 5 »35.»S li. 6;L'l;W F«.-:$27.28 WHEREAS, Jt is in the Interests of good marMu^ment to undatf and Call Z£ 147 50 382-0256 i with pay In the event of a death In the immediate family. Such leave shall 225/75.1 S J37.5O »5I95 re-establish such policies and conditions; Rugs Steam cleaned Cily CU1< be at the discretion of the employee's department head, subject to ap' 235/75*15 WO. 30 1*2.95 NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED a* follow-;: SHOWROOM . 24 ELM AVE., RAHWAY uck blastoff <".!•. - .1 K.d "Personnel Policies for FREI ESTIMATES - FUUY LICENSED $. INSURED I i-.- M-1.I8 attending other funeral services. Upholstery 8 to debut Management Employees'*. PUBLIC NOTICE 14. Leaves of Absence PUBLIC NOTICE FINANCING AVAILABLE - ALL WORK GUARANTEED IN WRITING CLonlng CORPORATION NOTICE 2. Definitions A. Leaves of absence without pay may be granted management ti Trailside For purposes of this Ordinance, the term "department heads" shall JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Pace cites employees by the Mayor for up to six months. Such leaves of longer C&D PUBLIC NOTICE i-. ruivby i|iuen lhat Che (ollowina Ordinance'u/as mean those full-time employees holding the title and position as a head than six months may be granted by the mayor with the advice and con- CORPORATION NOTICE .• Tnsinen Puppets will duly .KlnpU'tl .mil .lppmv.'d on final leading at a Reijijlar meeting o/ the of a department as established by the municipal charter, said positkms TREE Mr. Pasquale sent of Munfcipal Council. Muniap.il Council. City of R.ihuMy, Ne-w Jersey Wednesday evening, as established by law being limited to the heads of the Department ol in a show ;ibout a B. Leaves of absence with pay for management employees may be PUBUC NOTICE la h«i»by given that th. following Ordinance wai SERVICE NOVA June IJ. 198-1 Administration and up lo nine other department*. The t*rm "other wlui enters a contest granted only by the Mayor with the advice and consent of Municipal duly adoplvd *nd approved on final raadtoga l a R«gubr maettig of tha VPHOLSTEKY A Clark man, Michael management employees" shall nwan all full tlriw employees other than Council. Municipal Council. City Of Rahway. N«w J«rsay Wednesday evening. i a rocket ship kil dur- Pasguab of S'l Sucjlhriar I Ordinance No. A 7 84 department heads who are not members of •"» labor bargaining unit a^ June 13, 1984. SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS can be yours! 15- Overtime Compensation ! lie IV- It Yourself Dr.. rccci\L-il hi'. hac!i-..-k;:s ' AN ORDINANCE AUTIIOREING AND APPROVING RATES AND cenified by the Neu< Jersey Public fr'mployws Relations Commission Call An Expert Department heads shall not be considered to work ^n\,/ overtime nor Ship Kit" on CMANCii; IN T1MI" LIMITS IN CERTAIN ON STREET PARKING and It shall include all full-time statutory officials of the Citv aho aru not Only '156 TOTAL for 8 consecutive weeks. be paid any compensatory time or extra waged. rh*j annual salary paid Onimancu No. A 14 84 AU STATE lOOFING METER ZONES. department heads. The term "management employees" shall mean all lay. Ai:i- !?. at is'ir/ilioii'fn.niVaLV I'.'iiiu-r | UnJtQC] VW*3|J department heads shall be considered compensation for all work per- AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING DEPOSIT OF CITV FUNDS IN Addition. (oof, department heads and other manatjement employees. ••II. .it [lie- Trailside; i siiy in New Voik C'iU ' n formed during the year. INSTITUTIONS DOING BUSINESS WrTH OR IN THE REPUBLIC Artemfiens Decks 3221 . I-Vand s H. S*mkowsUy 3. Holidays ' flaumemi Kitchens l Other management employees may be compensated for overtime pur- OF SOUTH AFRICA. and SCICHCL- C*L-ntcr I S.iiui.la\, .IIIML' J. tiuni.^ City Clerk Management employtH.1-; shall b*- ^untied to the following-holidays G*°8es Shselrodt *mrnMi7 i:rr,.r-. ..I suant to applicable bw and to policies left to the jurisdiction of the City •v A\c. aiul New l*ro City of Rahiuay with pay and said holidays arc hereby desi'in.iled a-; offici.il holidays nf Fire Domoge Etc. Jotvph Catat* nnicnccineni evercis admlnlEiranon: - Francis R. Senltowtky wlu-ii .iii-ii ir- lha City nf Rahway: v Hd Miuinaiiisidc. ' ,|lL. L-,n\ 16. Longevity Pay City Clerk EMOKKNCY StKVia Fee: $22.94 1. New Year's Day H Labor Day 3M-I740 ,i;v,i.in_>_:!! I'.; 5-? ! c l,(i Jon. . A. Management employees shall be paid two percent of their previous City of Rahway Free Eitlniafes 2. Martin Luther King Day 9. Columbus Day year's base salary as longevity pay for each four years of employment Fully 7*1.5157 3. Lincoln's Birthday 10. General Election Day they have completed. Maximum longevity pay Is 12 percent. It..6/21/84 F««: $22.94 Insured 541-2763 4. Washington's Birthday 11. Veterans Day HERE ARE 16 REASONS B Computation of years of service shall be done utilising the same 5. Good Friday 1 J. Thanks giving Day method as In Section 4.A. above. PUBLIC NOTICK 6- Memorial Day 13. Day .ifuir Thanksgiving Dny PUBLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT OF 17- Legal Protection 7- Independence Day 1-1 ChnstmasDay NEW JERSEY CAR * TRUCK A. The City of Rahway shall provide legal defence for and agalnt any SEAMLESS TO START!! In ihe event an official holiday c i a Saturday, the holiday shall CHANCERY DIVISION and all claims, complaints, and/or legal actions against management be observed on the preceding Friday If .i holiday occurs on a Sunday, it NOTICE OF INTENTION UNION COUNTY RENTALS •New Low Spring Rates (Save Up to 33%) employees arising out of the performance of their duties as employees of Home shall be observed the following Monday. DOCKET NO. F 6301 83 GUTTERS the City of Rahway. •Lowest Bank Rates in the State!! In the even! an official holiday (JIK within a m.ina per applicable law and administrative policy. persons Interested therein will be given an opportunity tob o heard con IB« urn A. Department heads shall bv eiultL-d to twimiy five v.uMtlon days per WHIT OF EXECUTION •Spring Sale On All Work Mftxl B. Policies and working conditions for management employees cemlng the »anw. 2*3-0046 year. Other management einploy^t-s shall be entitled lo vacation leave FOR SALE OF ••NT • BITI •Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week as follows: one day per month until one year of employment seniority is employed under federal or state grant programs shall be as per ap- MORTGAGED PREMISES fUUr MSIMED 634-3736 plicable law and administrative policy. 213-2200 accrued; thereafter, twelve d.iys per year plus OIUI d;iy fur each year of Ordinance No. A 10-84 WOO0IRI0CE. N.J. •Open 6 Days a Week, Monday-Saturday seniority accrued. For purposes of determining years of seniority, C. Policies and working conditions for the position of City Clerk may AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT STANDARDS AND LICENSING By virtue of the above-stated writ employees hired after July 1st in any given year shall not be given any btj determined at any time by resolution of the Municipal Council. In thy PROCEDURES WITH RESPECT TO RETAIL FOOD ESTA- of execution to me directed I shall •Member National Remodelers Assn. SERVICE credit for service In said year; employ*vs hired before July 1st in any absencu of same, said position shall be governed by the provisions of BLISHMENTS IN THE CITY AND TO PROVDE FOR FEES FOR expose for sail by public vendue, In •Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. Di op wi this ordinance pertaining to department heads F&P DISTINGUISHED given year shall be given full credit for on»» ye,«r of service for said year SUCH LICENSES ROOM 207, In Ihe Court Home. In • ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLES ENNY'S PLUMBING & HEATING 19. Administration SEAMLESS •Free Insulation and Energy Surveys INSURANCE SERVICE B. Vacation schedules for department heads shall be subject to the the City of Elizabeth. N.J. or • HOT ASPHALT BUILT-UP ROOFING— The Department of Administration shall administer the provisions of - Be It ordained by the Council of the City of Rahway, rj the County WEDNESDAY, the 11th dav of Ju ALUMINUM FOR OVER SO VEARS approval of the Business Administrator. Vacation schi-dultJs for other • SLATE REPAIRS • TEAR-OFFTEAR-i S •Warehouse Sale On All Vinyl Siding Howl Electric Sewer & Drain Cleaning management employees shall b«* subj*>ct to ihe approval of the head of this ordinance and keep and maintain records respecting same. of Union and State of New Jersey, as folows: ly A.D., 1984 at two o'duck In Ihe GUTTERS 20. Repealer Section 1. Adoption of ordinance. afternoon of said day. •Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels the department in which they are employed, subject to policies establish- •CLEAN OUTS Licensi ed by the Business Administrator All ordinances and parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith are In connection with the Codification ol Ordnances of the City of The property to bt> ^>kl I* located FULLY INSURED OUR OLD FASHIONED •REPAIRS •We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholesale ''6249 hereby repealed. Rahway. the following ordinance U hereby adopted by the City Council fan the City of Rahway In the County SIDING AND BONDED C. Vacation days for management «mployet?s may be accumulated SEAMLESS KNOW HOW" PLUS OUR 21. Effectuation •LEAF GUARDS HEPLACEMENT from one year to the following year upon written ruquest tu and approval of the City ol Rahway. Upon adoption of the proposed Code of the City of Union, and State of New Jersey GUTTERS •Best Price on Replacement Windows! INSTALLED ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOD WINDOWS RATING COMPUTERS by the Business Administrator, provided that at no time may such an This Ordinance shall take effect after publication in the manner pro- u( Rahway. this ordinance will be Included thenki as Chapter 105, Food Commonly known •>*: 1082 •SOfftfi FASCIA Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsman employee have accumulated vacation days In excess of two yoars' en- vided by law. Establishments. Retail. Fulton Street, Rahway. New Jersey IMPROVEMENTS FAST CAN 105.1. Definitions. •ALUMINUM TRIM WMK H ffiot\ Not Enoogli-Slop In .Or Give Ut A Call Wu^o Got HI,., titlement. Tax Lot No. 47 In Block No. 658 nut SERVICE Francis R. Senkowsky As used In this chapter. Ihe following terms shal have the meanings Dimensions of Lot: (Approx- REPAIRS 5. Sick Leave tSTIMATtS "FREE ESTIMATES g SAVE YOU MONEY City Clerk Indicated: •nately) 31 feet u/klu by 100 lest A. Department hcad< -.hall buontirK'd to fifteen working days per year 5740687 Aluminum Siding • Add-A-levels • Windows . i „,.pi,,, Birthdays i- .. i-t. •.-... . •' City of Hahway KJETATL FOOD ESTABLISHMENT •- Any Axed or mobile bng 388-3797 of sick leave. Other mantiyfnuuit employees shall be untltled to the • Vinyl Siding • Insulation • Energy Savur;. . Gutturs restaurant; coffee shop; cafeteria: short-order cafe; amcheonerte; grill; Hospital same, except (hit in the first year of employment, using July 1st as the Nearest Cross Streul: Situate on WILLIAM SMELTZER Steal Siding • Shall Oorman lt-fa/21/84 CMBUtrl tm t AUTO INSURANCE • Roofing «-»dol|ion and all 388-8080 determining date as set-forth In Section '1 A. .jbmv, sick leave shall be Fee:$272.H0 tearoom; sandwich shop; soda fountain; tavern; bar; cocktail lounge; the northwesterly side ol Fulton night club; roadside stand: hdusMal feedtog establishments; private. CANCELLED BY YOUR Occasions prorated on a monthly basis Street, 222 feet from the nor nnvnr CNUUKT tan public or nonprofit organization or Institution serving foods; catering kit- — t-- 208 W. B. Sick leave may be used solely in the event of personal Illness or theasteriy side of East Hazelwood INSURANCE COMPANY? •Water Heaters PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE cht'ii; commissary; box lunch establishment; Mail bakery; meat market: when the attendance of a management employee to the illness of a Avenue. CONFUSED BY THE NEW SIDING i •Sump Pumps dullcateaten; grocery store; pubac food market or similar place In which 3880400 MILTON AVE., member of his or her immedLitiff.intlly i-; tuqutrud- Thi* Business Ad- There Is due approximately REGULATION? roberf food ur drink Is prepared farretai l sale or for service on Ihe premises or WINDOWS 1/ •Gas Boilers ministrator, or by delegation the department heads, shall have the $42,690.84 together with Interest HAPPY WITH YOUR 11 West field Ave. ulsvwherv; and any other retail eating or drinking establishment or authority to verify nny use of sick leave for management employees and CORPORATION NOTICE computed at the contract rate of ROOFING / 634-390 •Dishwashers RAHWAY operation where food Is served, handled or provided far the publfc, with COVERAGE? Clark,NJ 07066 to approve or disapprove use of same based un the above. 15.50% on the principal sum In OI-FICES & WAREHOUSE^ •Gas Barbecue PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby glv^n that tho following Ordinance was or without charge, except that agricultural markets, covered dish sup- DORMERS 1/ C. Unused sick leave shall accumulate from y.-ar to year without limit. default of $38,138.29 from October KM mi anMAn duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular meeting of the purs or similar type of church or nonprofit-type Institution meal services 40 W00DBRID6E AVS^j Grills 6. Terminal Pay 13,1983 to May 4.1984 and lawful CAU NOW e)4-22«* ADDITIONS Municipal Council, City of Rahway, New Jersey Wednesday evening, shall rrwut Ihe special provisions of Regulation 8. Interest thereafter of tho total due of 499-0310 A. Upon retiring on pension after twenty five or nuuo years of servici!. Jse OeeVe/aer Vehellee SEWARCN ' NAIL OWNER June 13, 1984. 105 2. License required; fee; term: enforcement. $42,690.84 and costs. m management employees shall btr paid the following compensation, with FtMSAFI •Bathroom Uesewlreken Mo.iilo,F.l.loy IAM-5PM :•., daily rates to be computed by dividing said employee's annual ml it by A.It Khali be unlawful for any person 'or corporation to conduct a There Is a full legal description on Sunday - fay oppl. oftly _^_ & Kitchen - C/CO. Ordinance No. A-16 84 IIMKIY SMI** Sd «AM3PM ; This Spot 260: iwtail food establishment as denned ri 1051 without first procuring a file In the Union County Sheriffs mm* vd| ll<< AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL '" Siding a Home Improvements Spec^iitf * *- ' ""^•^ Remodeling RAHWAY TRAVEL I. Department heads shall be paid oiw day's pay for each accumulated llcenui from Ihe Division of Health or without compVkig with any or al Office. The Sherlll retnvos the right CLERK OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF RAHWAY TO EXECUTE DOMESTIC X FOREIGN sick leave day up to 120 days and one day's pay for each thrve days of ol the provisions contained In Chapter 12 of the State Sanitary Code. to adjourn this sale. FENCE Could AN AGREEMENT WrTH THE COUNTY OF UNION TO COMPLETE TRAVEL sick leave accumulated in excess of 120 days. ' B. The fee for such license shall be COMPLETE DESIGN A MODIFY THE INTERLOCAL SERVICES AGREEMENT DATED HOME IMPROVEMENTS ISPO'S Howard Paving A GROUP TOURS-CRUISES II. Other management employees shall be paid on** day's pay for each 11) Five dollars ($5.) for eslabtshments offering prepackaged Kerns ZUCKER. GOLDBERG. ELMW000 INSTALLATION DECEMBER 15, 1974. (candy/snacks), BECKER & WEISS. ATTYS. H.E CLOCKWORKS Excavation Co. Inc. RAIL Be Yours accumulated sick leave day up to 90 days and ono day's pay for each BUILDERS BATHROOM rail FUEL OIL Residential FENCES-TENNIS COURTS three days of sick leave accumulated In excess of 90 days. 12) Five dollars ($5.) for taverns not serving food. CX-B6-03 (DJ & RNR) mm OF NJ. INC. CONFIRMATIONS MADE INSTANTLY Francis R. Senkowsky (3) Ten dollars ($10.) for establishments preparing food without RALPH FROrjHLICH • ALTERATIONS MKOPsKWOffWOIIL | SWIMMING POOLS BV OUR COMPUTERIZED SVSTEM III. All management employees shall be paid all unused vacation time SIDMG-K00NNG SIRVKE Premium Grade & Commercial City Clerk seating facilities (excluding counter service). Sheriff EDISON PLAYGROUNDS $25 due at the time of retirement. AODITIOW-DOdATOS •»eet Rede 4 SpadiUng City of Rahway (4) Fifteen dollars ($15.) for estoblijhmsnts with a Hatmg capacity JMIiailES AW NO SERVICE CHARGE FOR B. Management employees retiring on pension with less than twenty- WINDOWS-DECKS •Window tsplacemenls SECURITY-PARKING FHOING RHWOOUCnONS , RESERVATIONS five years of service shall be paid temiln.il pay as In A.i. and A. ii. above of fifty (50) or less than two thousand (2,000) square feet. 4I...6/14. 6/21, 6/28, 7/5/84 •Ooors t Ponllng VINU-GALVANIZID hadillaul S Mxkr, | It...6721/84 Foo: $25.42 (5) Twenty five dollars ($25.) for eiubtshrnerrts with a seating sarme rm mmtowa •*l types Carpentry PRUNING-REMOVAL ...... Not Credit SK For prorated to the number of years of service completed. Fre; $13888 i units ON 'HEATING SYSTEMS INSTALLED & REPAIRED ALUMINUM-WOOD capacity of more than fifty (50) persons or over two thousand (2,000) «4hte t Qucny * AERIAL LIFT TRUCK C. Should a management employee eligible to rutire on pension die names . and addresses of all TREE SERVICE utsoraoa CHAIN UNX-WIU ^Cd Ad square feet. Cemaie TUe InsMlled FIREWOOD •24-HOUR SEWER CLEANING SERVICE before so doing, payment shall be made to his or her survivors, or If stockholders in the corporation or 150 Gil. Hin. PUBLIC NOTICE C. All licenses Issued hereunder shall expire on the 30th day of June 1 486-1151| •LOT CLEARING M494-133O ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ') 7 Weeks none, estate,, utilizing the smne computation methods set-forth In "A" partnership who own ten percent or Houghton cites •fREE ESTIMATES SS& 1944 Iff In each year. BOB COLLINS & LAWN CARE CASH 0N1T AND PARKING LOTS ,' (38I-I025) and "B" above. _ more of Its stock in any class or of FREE ESTIMATE ruuV imutio D. It shall be the duty of the Division of Health to enforce the prov! C010MIA • IINMN 634 3809 Service available) m iv«Mno of *f couiaucriij I • D. Terminal pay shall be made upon retirement or, at the employee's all Individual partners In the partner- Miss Groeneveld 'HI I1TIMATI1 ^81-8800 574-1200 NOTICE TO BIDDERS •skins of this chapter and of said code. 90 W. EMERSON AVE. option, may be deferred In whole or In part to the month of January n»*xt I ship who own ten percent or greater INSURED RON COROERO 634-9038 5*B 541-2787 mi nn "5gT"i-.7fl ! 574-0480 35 E. MILTON AVE. succeeding the date of retirement. Interes t therein. and a Cert tfled E. All nonprofit charitable organizations shall be exempt from such RAHWAY Notice Is hereby given that sealed fees as are referred to In this section. A Clark freshman, RAHWAT 7. Hospltalteatlon and Mixlical Benefits Check or Bid Bond for not less than bids will be received by the Business 105 3. Suspension or revocation of Uccnae. Catherina T. Groeneveld, OWIE'S Try eating the ATOM Management employees shall he covered by City-paid hospllall2ation ten percent of the total bid. Reader lo Reader Ad. Administrator of The City of Any license Issued hereunder may be suspended or revoked by the AIR CONDITIONING , and makjr medical Insurance at n level not less than the highest coverage the daughter of Mr. and WINDOWS Rahway In the Council Chambers in Bidders are ruu.ulrod to comply Division of Health for the violation by the licensee of anyprovielon con- nMnMf FRONT R0W\ "CMi O». TtMl Hrrki" provided any other City employees. Said benefits Mil>." «—*> •ampioorac ministrator; s—t accordance with Plans and contract without competitive bid- DELUXE DOUbK CIA.'ID ding os a professional service pur- 105-5. Violations and penalties. hhkIU ON SERTA INS1ALUU 111. The Business administrator shall promulgate rules and regulations Specifications on file in the Office of suant to NJSA 40:11 5(1 Ka). Any person who violates or neglscts so compV with any provision IMS VINYL TILT INS governing the payment of such claims, subject to the following; The City Engineer. 636-0278 DUO FURNITURE Television Slipcovers, Draperies This contract and the resolution of this chapter. Including Chapter 12 of the Stats) Santary Cods) of New ri«ED OF fREE GIMMICKS IHAf Small a. In no caul shall the total amount Authorized to be paid exceed the Bidders may obtain Plans and Jersey herein referred to, shal be punished by a ana not egnaadkig An CMJUET COST YOU MORE A/tONLV? total amount authorized by Municipal Council as set'forth in 1" above; authorizing It are available for public FIB ESTIMATR Service Bedspreads & Shades Specifications at the Office of the Inspection In the Office of the hundred dollars ($500.) foreac h violation. A separate offense shal be to \ameatte^t>u-U>v+, FUUVMSUIUO N, WOOD AVENUE Appliance Maekle b. Payments made by employees as part of any Insurance deductible CaH*t5-lU2 This Spot Cuitom Hade To Order City Engineer, during regular Township Clerk -.rlaemed commuted on each day dm lug isiiilaiandtf R««v«s, Inc. d. Medical expenses Incurred solely for cosmetic reasons or expenses REPAIR •Irons and for Standard Specifications services for construction any section, subsection, sentence, clause or part thsnof foranynaeon and patient SOLID VINYL -Color & r for routine vision examinations or eyelasses or contact lenses shall not $5.00 per volume, which sums shall I I in*»( fabrk* developments as assigned by Is held to be Invalid or unconslmrttonal bo a court of competent )mHdk- service activilie\. SIDING *#r REPAIR % DOUBLE HUNC •Lamps be eligible hereunder; not be returned. WINDOWS VW T.V.'s Be Yours • 1 OWHI prU «• UPH0LSJEBIH6 Township Engineer. non, such decision shell not aHect the valktty of any ramaeilng (action, v uwuifinvici Best Quality For Bcsi IV-;il! SALES •Fans e. No claims shall be reimbursed unless proof of toss and payment has Bids must be submitted on the1 subsection, sentence, clause or part of bSb cedVtanoa. •.: PREIMIUM VINYL ft ALUAUNUM •Radios M. been made. Edward R. Padusniak fUUT EOUIPPEO •Coffee Makers Proposal Form furnished to the bid- Township Clerk SacHon-3. Repealer. " m SAVINGS TO 30% nRunElir' •Turntables $25 B. Any payments made hereunder shall be done so only by processing fast expert IREt tSTIMATt der and must be enclosed in a wal- AllorcJremcescrpBrtsc^ordnecesli«rco

PAGE 18 THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT New Jersey's Largest Warehouse Sale Starts at 4:00 p.m. this Friday at

LINDEN WAREHOUSE NOTHING LESS THAN 301- SAVE UP TO 60;

ASSORTED LOVESEATS OCCASIONAL CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS *149.. *79.. *149.. Orig. 649.00-949 00 Orig. 39900-599.00 Ong 39900-569 00 Choice of colors, cottons, rayons. Herculon*. All styles. Some wood trim, some cane backs Fully upholstered All styles. Some swivel velvet, tapestries. Some 8-way hand tied. and sides Velvets and textures. rockers. Choice o) fabrics and colors

Here it is., the biggest warehouse MODULAR UNITS CONTEMPORARY WALL UNITS FAMOUS NAME RECLINERS sale of quality furniture in New Jersey' Don't delay, you've lust $ 3 days to save hundreds ol dollars 49.. *299.. on line, lamous maker furniture for Orig. 1049.00 your lifestyle. Over $2,000,000 in Ong. 299 00-699 00 Orig. 559 00 Mix and match up individual pieces and create Beige ladquer with brass trim. Choose TV. Traditional rocker recliner in blue velvet or con- stock that must be sold ...we're acustom room setting. Assorted sizes & fabrics units, display, door and drop lid desk units temporary rocker recliner in brown corduroy. packed to the doors.. and listed here is just a fraction of the outstanding reductions to be found in this expanded warehouse salel All merchandise from our regular stock. All merchandise from our famous vendors , 6-PC. BEDROOMS ,; ; 8-PC. DINING ROOMS- ODD CHINA TOPS Including Orexel. Heritage. Henredon. Thomasville, Sherrill and many, many morel Hurry for first choicel Everything subject to prior salel *99., Orig. 2379.00-471900 Orig. 257900-5490.00 Orig. 649.00-186000 Traditional. French, contemporary and Early Traditional, Italian. French. Country and Early All styles and sizes. Ideal for extra storage and American styles in rich woods and finishes*. American styles from famous makers. display. Some illuminated. 3 DAYS ONLY... ODD DRESSERS ODD CHESTS & ARMOIRES ODD NIGHT STANDS SHOP FRIDAY 4:00 to 9:00. $ S SHOP SATURDAY 10:00 to 6:00. 149- 699 *169-*599 Ong. 219 00-539.00 Orig. 31900-2059 00 Orig. 329.00-1339.00 SHOP SUNDAY noon to 5:00. All styles, sizes, woods and finishes Great for Traditional, contemporary and country in Use in kid's rooms, as phone tables, end storage or accents in hallway or living room. group. All woods, sizes and finishes tables, accents in halls or family rooms OVER 470 SOFAS! OVER 110 LOVESEATS! ODD MIRRORS ODD HEADBOARDS BUFFETS & SERVERS OVER 137 CHAIRS! 199-^599 Orig. 120.00-59900 Ong 199.00-59900 OVER Orig. 59900-165900 97 DINING ROOMS! All sizes, some with bevejed glass. Mix and Your choice of twin. lull, queen and even some Traditional, formal, contemporary & country OVER 105 BEDROOMS! match up for interesting wall decor, king size si Great selection of woods & styles styles in a selection of fine woods & veneers OVER 98 VW\LL SYSTEMS! OVER 76 DINETTES! TABLE LAMPS COCKTAIL TABLES - FULL SIZE BEDDING Your ^ if^% $ OVER 143 RECLINERS! Choice ^^ V^ ©a. 49.. Ong. 200 00 OVER Orig, 199.00-399.00 103 TABLES! Metal Flemish brass finished candlesticks. Just 141 Traditional, contemporary and colo- Extra firm mattresses and boxsprings made OVER 714 LAMPS! Oriental motif or solid colors. All with shades. nial. Wood lops, glass tops in assorted sizes. especially lor Huffman Koos. Just 20 pcs. QV DING PCS! INNERSPRING SLEEP SOFAS DINETTE SETS DINING TABLE & CHAIR SETS PERS! $ BTS& 499.. *199*« Orig, 906.00-375900 DRESSERS! Ong 999.00 Ong, 489 00 Just 41 Blue quilted cotlon print, with loose Just 6 setsl Laminated butcher block-look All styles, sizes and woods. Perfect for small pillow back Queen innersprmg mattress. table & 4 cane back chairs with tan vinyl seats. dining areas, even eat-in kitchens.

Some items still in their original factory wrapping. some slightly damaged. Everything sold as is. All ODD DINING ROOM TABLES ODD DINING ROOM CHAIRS JUST 10 SOFAS sales final! NcfKtfUficjst No returns! Take your purchases *^. J5BtfY&Wv8 9° delivery chargesl '99.. *199- Orig. 49900-1179 00 Orig. 189.00-569 00 Orig. 699 00-99900 . Traditional, contemporary and early Amencnn Some sets, mostly one-of-a-kind. Find arm Assorted styles for living room or family room. styles Some with leaves Many sizes, woods chairs and side chairs. Some alt wood, some Great fabrics, colors, patterns Some 8-way . and finishes. upholstered hand tied.

LI NQEN WAREHOUSE Ea^p find in Linden: Ta^exit 135 to (3rand ^0nue. East of Rte. 1 and 9. Just follow signs from Garden State Pkwy. \