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Michael James Angelo of 4 p.m. at the Roselle school. tics and science. Robert Clark Ward and Rahway will be the valedic- Mr. Simon will be grad- The rwo honor students James Dennis Zupkus. Senator Case £ are among the 12 Railway THIS WEEK torian and John Philip Simon uated with highest honors in Clark students are Ray- residents and five Clark re- -Oj£-Clark the salutatorian at history and French and sec- mond Edward Hirsche, Tho- Since Commissioner T. a letter giving a . United Statee Senator * sidents who are candidates tte commencement ex- ond highest honors In English. mas Edward Juzefyk, Rob- Ritter was the only member tentative encroachmentllne," Clifford P. Case of Rahway *fi for graduation. Mr. Baker said. "We're in 2 excises of RoseUe Catholic Mr. Angelo will receive the ert Michael Olearczyk, John present out of the 10-member has been given the Citizen's 0 NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 High School on Saturday at highest honors In mathema- Rah way aru dents are Ri- Philip Simon and Joseph panel of the New Jersey the process of getting signa- tures from homeowners Award of the Academy of fl chard Joseph Adinolfi, Mi- Benedict Sutter. State Water Policy Council, Medicine of New Jersey for |i chael James Angelo, Ray- participants agreed to a post- along this stream to give the 388-3388 city rights to dig-up land up his support of health legisla- 2 mong Edward Duffy, Gary- ponement of the special hear- tion in Congress. p Joseph Fisher, Ronald Tho- ing scheduled for last to 15 feet for the purpose of 15 CENTS mas Hayes, Walter Joseph Service League RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 Wednesday afternoon in the widening the stream. Sisto's n VOLUME 150, NO- 24 Milne, William John o'Ma- council chamber of the State side should be opened to full Senator Case received his honey, Patrick Joseph Red- Bureau of Water Resources, channel width within the set annual award at a ceremony mond, Louis James Saplenza, Donates Trees a division of the State De- encroachment line for the in Mayfair Farms, West Or- Robert Lawrence- Valeru, partment of Environmental 276 HAMILTON ST J. F w e n t y-five Emerald purpose of straightening the ange. The award honors the Protection. water flow. Some homeown- New Jersey resident who has w fviuccn maple trees were do- nated to the Woodbridge State Joseph M. Feinberg, an ers are holding out until they given "distinguished service ~ RAHWAY Assumes Duties School last week by the Rah- attorney representing the know that Siato Brothers have in die interest of health and Q welfare of the general pub- fl w,jy Service League. Sisto Brothers, and George given this approval, which BB3f MB^S BEBEBI KB^SP M5HSI should be requested by the Take off! We're less than j J hoL,r Jnve away F. Bartell, an attorney for I'he- presentation to the the Rahway Citizens for state." Tee off—time reserved! No *.j.t -g to meet the school was made by Mrs. Flood Control Inc., both de- The RCl-'C secretary, Mrs. Robert J. Cotte of 372 W. challenge of our 27 famous - Nj,:ipions,Mip holes clined die offer to continue Scott Avenue, Rahway, took Anew Donald Lucov, community Stephanie Cedervall, re- Christopher Dletz of Rah- The election took place Bring the family! Swimming. ILMUHS i-or :>eb*ick the hearing, which would be office as Rahway's building relations chairman, and ported receiving several tele- way was elected Democratic shortly after Democrats riding, boating, fishing, lots mo'e career Mrs. William Assell, presi- transcribed for the other phone calls complaining opened their reorganization Inspector as being sworn In absent members of the panel county chairman Tuesday at a ceremony in his home Enjoy It all! Groat food, (me du•<.,•! viL.:.i!u-ns dent. about continued dumping of night by acclamation. meeting of the county com- (choice of 1 15 atr-conditionri! -OON'-I to study. Mr. Bartell said by City Clerk Robert W. land fill on Quadrel Bro- No opposition was fielded mittee at the Charade Res- entertainment, all in a spei-tji .,IJ- ^eti ^ that if at least three council Schrof. Municipal Council and— GOP councilman,Mrs. The trees, between 10 and thers property along the against the Rahway attorney taurant, 100 Elizabeth Ave- 12 feet in height, will provide memben=PwiEjfe present, the Rahway River near Law- nue, Linden, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Cotte held the Bible representatives of Local 286 Forsythe, Mr. Voynik and And we've got 2 great plans shade for the children of the hearing might have contin- rence Street bridge. Four hundred and eighty- for the ceremony. The fam- of the Teamstere Union, bar- Mr-. Donovan. ued.__ lie .an I'd that having Mr. Baker added, ' 'it's —five- committeemen andcom- ilies of Mr nnri MrR. .Coite 'jgalning agent, for the public r nnri fri^ndd wort* prfiRf*nr. w6rks~and water department" gottin pro :jrm? TTir our were sent ndyBoard of AdjusrmenT ro at the meeting ae well as uotte, 297 employ e e s—of—the—ci cy,—will 4 DAYS ANO 3 NIGHTS meet on Monday at 7 p.m. 3 DAT5~«NP 2 NIGHTS proper hearing of witnesses, issue a aternnew.srelea.se, - abotrt-l-50-on—looker s-r cated at Haaran High School, .^inTOissi-oner fitter as- announcing a policy of no Mi*r- Die ttf-had-the-bacteing " N HLalL—liL-an. efloxx.- QN THE OCEAN sured the attending partici- bulldlng~permits To "anyone of 18 of the 21 municipal Institute of Design and Con- to reach an agreement on a struction-;—New—¥ork—&ky-,- D«r port on, dbl. oct upjn. 'SPRING LAKE, "N. J- 077G7 pants that a quorum of five not having a state permit to chairman and was given the contract. —• ——— -i ill—o*—othcrw^ac—aitm a~ where he completed two Council President Char- room. 9 meji on nod—in—R-oselle -and ILinden- the Full Am*rtcan Plan .nui • PRIVATE POOL • ALL SPOBTS • sent for the next hearing waterway." years of study of architec- les £. Crowell announced CHEEUFUL ROOM SETTINGS • SU- on Monday. diralf Reduced jic^ scheduled in-a raonchorraur-c. ture. He also^has taken-cour— that the-meeting between city « WoNDtKI'Ul FOOtST " The RCFC president, Ho- see at Pratt Institute, New TrfficttrrB~~and the~^aiTton~rtjp-' For Inlcmjlion am: mc'vaiioni leadership of the Democratic ATTRACTIVE RATES ••waxd'-H. Baker, commented party in Union County against York University andMechan- reeentadves would be held A radar speed gun, which XTub to LauncfT inflHmm nil 1 Mnprtfly nfr^r rhpf.nim- will be used by the Rahway Wr it« tor Brochur« that the hearing was proof iothex~Rahwayan, James J. Police Department in an ef- that Sisto Brothers did not KinneaUy, Sr., who had been City. cil at its meeting on Monday Owner-Mflf. fort to control speeding on I FRED have a permit to fill on the party chairman for 18 years. Before talcing the position night rejected a resolution 3oi - .u9-aaoo Rockets Sunday city streets, was purchased 1 WARING'S land they own off Robinson's Mr. Kinneally announced of building inspector, Mr. approving art agreement. PREE A—jjomono oration oi build-~ by the Municipal Council at "Branch of the Rahway River, his retirement when advised Cotte was senior draftsman The vote was 6-2. ing and launching of model and n««iRr,inr Jr»h rnprnin for Monday- night R -meeting-Jn- avanee wan Come'Seplerhb'er TJnion C0"f?ge bounded- by St. George Ave- -ce-n-. The -Gounty- -mtmieip&llsy - -except Thoroae Dunn might have York. Beauregard, DemocxatST the-triggrr 1s-pnl1ed anri xhe tion will be postponed in Eflzabeth. fielded a candidate in oppo- Mr. Cotte's previous em- The method and costs of are being kept but that the of keeping the records. He Objections to the proposed speed of the vehicle is re- case of rain. sition to Mr. Dletz if the collection of refuse by the cost has not been determin- said the public works de- corded. PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY turnout had been light. ployers were Johnson, Han- agreement between the city The Irailside Model Roc- GREAT FOOD ^k FREE GIFTS Picnic Planned chard, architects and urban city's public works depart- ed as yet. Mr. Lawrence partment once had a single and die union centered on a Alonzo W. Lawrence of FREE PARKING ket Club is a section of die Elected second vice pre- planners; New York Tram- ment were criticized by then commented on die cost clerk and now has two. 1343 Madison Avenue, pre- Hiu' i»i" the sident of the committee was provision for payment of National Association of Roc- rail Company; Reliable Ma- residents at Monday night's $5,000 to the union by die sident of the Rahway Tax- FREE DELIVERY ji.it i"iiall\ 1M>II;HI/.,I tfaUs Top On Stockton St. Vincent Tavalaro of 114 ketry and meets on the sec- chine Works; Julius Stein, meeting of the Rahway Mun- city. The money would be payers Association,, ques- FU 1-2000 ond -Friday or "each"' "month" —Georgia.^rreet^-Clflrk^hpnri icipal—G©uncil--in^Gity-H-ai at 8 p.m. Any individual, .L)I. lniUf!\ l».'t,tT''. "iT--p Texa ers Association will hold a of the Hyatt-Bearing local dus Harle & Lelbman, ar- The present method of col- for employees covered by mons "issuea—atreir BUCh IRVING STREET, OPPOSITE ELIZABETH AVE. 10 years of age oi? elder, picnic at Howard Field on of the United Auto Workers. lecting refuse was attacked equipment is employed. He is tx Democratic com - chitects, all of New York. the agreement. may become a member. Stockton Street, Railway, on by Alonzo W. Lawrence of John J. Hummel, director Saturday. mitteeman in Clark. Reelect Their Chairmen Mayor Daniel L. Martin 1343 Madison Avenue, pre- revealed that the proposed of police, said police of the sident of the Rahway Tax- Township of Springfield have STEAK AT Tennis Courts Are The Republican and Demo- Chooen as county delegate agreement would give em- payers Association. Under been using radar ^speed guns cratic city committees re- was James Fulcomer and as ployees a wage increase of the system, homeowners no- and that speeders caught elected their leaders fur the alternate delegate Eugene approximately 5 1/2% and Shut for Fixing tify the city yard by tele- have been fined in municipal coming year at reorganiza- Cook. noted that die total amount Tennis courts in the Rah- phone whenever there is re- court. He added that courts (irasui Opening. tion meetings on Monday Eugene Moran, the unsuc- of the increase had been way River Parkj Rahway, fuse or trash to be collect- in Colorado have found use Seniors -f.ftflflfiil rnnditinte—for—com-_ appropriated in the 1972 city will not be available for ed. Mr. Lawrence termed 'budget. ~gf"tne~dBvice~~tcr^be legal. and Felix M. Italiano were the system "more costly Grand Old Party commit- mitteeman in the Third Dis- Diplomas were presented use during the next few weeks, Third Ward Councilman Mayor Daniel L-. Martin the class advisors. The than one which could be teemen and committeewo- truct of the Fifth Ward, was co members of the 1972 grad- the Union County Park Com- Voynik expressed concern said the Policy Department's 36 Central Ave., Clark, NJ class colors were sky blue adopted." men reelected James J.Daly recommended for the' post uating class of Rahway High mission stated. about the money to be used present- radar unit requires and—olive —green, and the as city chairman. by Mr. Daly and was (At Exit 135 of Garden State Parkway) School laet night afcVeterans Work began on renovation Mr. Lawrence said tbe for dental treatment and two potfeemen, aridcwocaxfi class flower was the rose, Others chosen weie-, Vice confirmed by the city com- Memorial Field by Dr. John of the courts to provide an public works department about future demands which when it ife operated. The A list of graduates and a chairman, Joseph Meffe; mittee. J. Sptowla,. president of the all-weather fenced facility. employees,— _calle;d by a might be made by the union- radar speed gun *zan be used - NO TIPPING Board of Education. story about the school's vfte cliairTacly, Virginia Ho- The line George Howeil by one policeman with only Announcement will be homeowner" to pick up trash, received more votes in the He added that the city would The class was presented awards assembly are on page well; recording secretary, one car, the mayor explain- •COME AS YOU ARE' made of the reopening of the often ignore traeh ulacea June 6 Republican primary pay a lump sum to the union to Dr. Sprowls by Richard five. Frances Raemussen; cor- ed. courts in mid-summer. at die curb by another home- than Mr. Moran. The vote and th a t a dm inis tration -—''^T M. Naeh, superintendent of responding secretary, Karen owner even though the trash was 30 - 28. would be in the union's hands. schools. Scholarships were could be collected on the Krisak, and treasurer, Wal- awarded by Roy M. Valentine, same trip. Mr. Lawrence ter Canning. Mr. Howeil had succumb- ed between the finalization Councilman Voynik-stated- principal of the school. . . asked if anything has been Mr. Canning announced at that he would-prefer-to-jsee done to have the private the meeting that he was re-" of the organization line on William Roesch, class pre- the ballot and the date of the the $5,000 included in the sident, gave the welcoming contractor make refuse col- signing as committeemen for bargaining for wages. REDUCTIONS TO 50 the Fourth Districtof theSe- primary. address-and Renee Riccio, lections along with garbage *" don't want to make Rah- Election laws do not per- executive vice president, the The Rahway Board of Ad- a variance which would al- collections. cond Ward for health rea- way a pacesetter in such Once each year, and only once, Stuarts Audio has its annual clearance sale. The mit the removal of names farewell. The Alma Mater justment will conduct a hear- low the firm to build a gas- Mayor Daniel L. Martin sons. A replacement will be matters ae dental care for CounciS function pi-this sale is to sell out all display stock to make room tor the new year's was sung by the class to ing on Monday at 7:30 p.m. oline filling station at W. made by the city committee employees," Council- replied that thecontractwith (Continued on Page 4) Construction of a storm merchandise. All equipment is perfect unless specified. All models carry our accompaniment by the in Ciry Hall on the applica- Grand and Elizabeth Ave- the private contractor, Pet- at a later dare, he said. man Voynik commented. standard guarantee There is no reduction in service school s concert band. tion by Giacobbe Investment nues. The applicant is rep- drain at Harold Avenue and rozello Brothers of hast Valley Road, Rahway, was Corporation, 1608 Irving resented by Leo Kahn of Orange, expires this year Councilman - at - large .... Theaenior ensemble. De- Street, for-a-variance which Rahway, an attorney with of- Beauregnrd Rniri rhnr xejec= approved by the Municipal and thar specifications are Council on Monday night borah Sulo, accompanist, and would permit construction fices at 840 N. Wood Ave- being reviewed. tion of the proposed agree- SYLVANIA AAATCHED Darryl Dixon, flutist played of a 23- unit apartment nue, Linden. ment by the governing body when it adopted 'an ordinance "A new contract will have by unanimous vote despite the class song, "We ve Only building at 113 - 135 W. The Sun Oil Company pro- to provide for refuse col- would mean a return to the Just Begun." The Rev. Char- Main_Street^ bargaining table. He sug- an objection to financing the COMPACT SYSTEM posal is thesublectof a^court 1 ecrion."-Mayoi. Marxin sta- Stage Sing-along project ~as ~a -^general im- ies^ Ev -Martin, - pastor- of ""TRe~"p"rbperty is known as case. The court remanded ted. gested that the mayor select .ii Ebenezer AME Church, gave which councilmen he would provement. Lots 16, 21, 24, 25 and 26 the Sun application to the Mr. Lawrence commented the Invocation. The children's department A sports program will be like to continue the bargain- The cost of the project, of Block 397. board to determine whether that some taxpayers are pen- — REG 349.95 of the Rahway Public Library presented next Wednesday Ing with the union. estimated at $r9,O00, wUti>e The school band played Giacobbe, In Its applica- Wheatena Park, on a corner alized by the cost of col- will sponsor a sing-along at 7:30 p.m. The motion borne by all taxpayers of the the processional, "Pomp and tion for a variance, also pro- opposite the proposed gaso- lection because they have tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. pictures to be shown are Councilman Voynik said city Instead of the property SALE 279.95 Circumstance," and the re- poses to use property at 161 line station site, ia a play- little refuse, including lawn The department, with the The Eighteen-Footers," none of the councilmen were owners who benefit from the cessional, "War March of W. Main Street for recrea- ground. Law prohibits erec- and garden trimmings, to be assistance of Rahway Girl which includes scenes of sail- consulted by the city's nego- improvement. the Priests." tion purposes in connection tion of a gasoline service picked up as compared with Scout Cadettes, will set up a boat racing; "The Name of tiators during the bargain- The class and audience with the apartment building. near a playground. owners of large properties. Alonzo W. Lawrence of SYLVANIA PORTABLE tent in the area east of the the Game Is Baseball," which ing sessions. He pointed out SONY COMPACT saluted die flag and sang The board also will hold The Sun application was Mayor Martin said alter- 1343 Madison Avenue, pre- parking lot. A campfire will will feature Orlando Cepeda, that the bargaining was done STEREO PHONE the national anthem. a hearing on the application submitted to the Board of nate ways of collecting re- sident of the Rahway Tax- iW^WA^VM W AM-FAA Cassette Tape 1 be started and marshmellows Hank Aaron and Jim Wynn by Business Administrator Mrs. Roberta P. Specht of the Sun Oil Company for Adjustment before the Mun- fuse are being considered payers Association, declar- J will be toasted for all who giving inside views on the Robert W. Schrof, City At- icipal Council adopted an but that '4t -hasn T been ed that $19,Q0Q "represents MODEL EXP 7,40 Recorder Join in the singing. The pro- sport, and "The Big Mo- torney Richard Comerford ordinance which bans con- proved to me that another quite a few tax points." He gram is designed for girls ments in Sports," which will and Joseph Hartnett, execu- struction of service stations way would be cheaper." said one - third of the cost REG. 235.95 SALE '169. Employment Service from kindergarten through recall dramatic events. tive secretary to Mayor Reg. 99.95 in the city for one year. should be paid by property Philip Finzel of 879 West- third grade who might be Martin. 1 AAARANTZ Model 2215 Another case slated for Admission to the pro- owners who benefit from die field Avenue said improve- interested in joining the Girl grama is free. Show time is project. 2 LMl 17's, 1 P E Changer with base, dust SALE 74.95 hearing on Monday is that ment in trash collection is An ordinance establishing en City Hall Office Scouts. 80 minutes. Mr. Lawrence added that couer and cartridge. of Gerard Barry of 699 E. needed. He suggested that ranges for salaries of offi- Grand Avenue who is seek- The Cadettes will tell about the Council should adopt a Sylvania Headphone A satellite New Jersey on an experimental basis residents be issued permits IN THIS ISSUE cers and other employees of ing a variance for construc- overnight trips they make Employment Service office this year. He pointed out to allow them to take trash the ciry was adopted by a (Continued on Page 4) 25 SYLVANIA tion of a garage and parking and how to cook over a fire REG. 568.95 SALE 439.95 **. will be opened on Monday, that youths of the city may to the city dump. Armed Forces 15 5-3 vote. Casting ballots . ^ facilities on Essex Street. made without use of matches. June 26, in the Rahway City register with the service in John Czurlanis of 643 Church News 12 against the measure were COLOR T.V. The property is known as In the event of rain, the Hall, Mayor Daniel L. the effort to obtain summer Thomas Place stated that Classified 10 Lots 51, 55 and 56 of Block program will be given on Martin and Ralph T. Geller, Jobs* the present system is "in- Editorials 4 Corey Nine Wins 136, and Lots 45, 47 and Saturday at 10 a.m. district advisor for the State The mayor added that the efficient" and suggested that Movies 8 Reg 399.95 49 of Block 49. •. Entry Blanks Training and E mployment Rahway office soon will han- another be employed. James The library's film series Obituaries 10 The Corey and Corey eoft- Service, announced yester- dle professional, technical The case was scheduled Simpson of 1137 Kline Place will be continued on alter- Ray Hoagland 8 ball team defeated Alibi Inn, day. and managerial job applica- to be heard at the May 15 suggested that refuse pick- nate Wednesday nights dur- Social News 2 9-7, in a Greater Elizabeth meeting of the board but ups by city employees be Softball Tournament game Put in Schools \ Offer Good to June 14, 1972 Ttre p 'tionsv7 and thus save resi- ing the summer, Arthur D. Sports 8- was ^adjourned to next Mon- 4i1df r n yeirr; announced. Weddings 6- last week. - Application Iforiris for the Monday through Friday from clefifca a~trlp~to the Newark day. SYLVANIA AM FM STEREO TABLE RADIO ANY ROLL OF KODACOLOR, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. office. Questioned about the cost "Little Miss Rahway" con- Residents of eastern Union of refuse collection, Mayor test have been delivered to County have been given ser- Ift that records ~t£t» elementary schools of" vice—at—a—central officr at "t—tel 44.45 ET-^T«r-8&y—Str-eet j,—sponsors zabeth. of the conte st, announced CONSOLE m REVOX ONLY 3 A77 MK2 DEVELOPED and PRINTED The Rahway office is de- this week. signed to make it more con- Ground-Breaking Girls between the ages REG. 795.00 SALE 530.00 venient for applicants who of 7 and 10 who will not WHILE THEY LAST $498.00 are seeking assistance in have reached their 11th finding employment. birthday anniversary by Dec. Ceremony on Sun. 31, ^7^Uibl SAMPLES Or VALUES T the contest. ployment Service manager, The congregation of Zion KBid the of all Rnhway JELvangellcalXutheran-Chuxcl: QimslTtTY MAHLE MODEL & DESCRIPTIONS CLEARANCE y LIST residents who are registered will break ground for the at the Elizabeth office will be Frederick Fairclough Educa- at the former Post Office AR 3A Speaker $250.00 $182.50 *WITH THE EXCEPTION OF 20 EXPOSURE tional Building on Sunday at building on Esterbrook Ave- DAVID CLARK 250-Head phone $34.00 $26.50 KODACOLOR or REPRINTS transferred to the City Hall facility.. He emphasized that 4 p.m on the cnurch grounds nue* Entrants may partici- FISHER 3055 Compact Stereo $349.95 $295.00 _ai_Elm and Esterbrook Ave- pate-on either-date or on JBL C5157 Speaker $1362. pr. nil JQfa.placemenLandj3uppor- $1021. pr. riidh nues, Rahway. both dates. 1 pr. JBL L44- Demos, speakers ~™ $2.70 pr. $216. pr. state agency will be available The Building will be used Twelve finalists, six from at the Rahway office. for educational purposes by each semi-final, will be se- the congregation, and for lected to compete In the Mayor Martin said his ad- ALL MERCHANDISE FULLY GUARANTEH&D-NO meetings of both church and finals for the ^'Little Miss ministration has been wor! civic groups. ing with the Employment Ser- y title. AAONi, THURS. FR1. 9:30 - 9:00 vice for several months to IT'S COOL IN THE HILLS ». * Need for campers to take warm Many gueste, including city Further information about _faclUtate iopwilngjpf_tih CTTOv el0thing--to—YMGA Camp Sneers In the -Pocono Mountaiftflof officials, have beon invited -the -event -may - be obtained to the formal groundbreaking COLORFUL.-DISPLAY tie-dye banners made by students of "What's Happening^'"" a junior* TUES- & SAT- 9:30 - 6:00 office. F*enhsyivania~l8~~dlBCUBsed-by~ Br UrSmithy general secretary hich program at the Rahway Public Library, are being displayed this month i^thellbrary^Ttire-e from—GUntoii-Glbbs-bf-Si$~ of the Rahway YMCA, left; Philip Weaver, center, who will be ceremony. Lower Alden Drive or by CLOSED WED. 544 NORTH AVE, E. WESTFIELD 232-0483 Mayor Martln also said students who did some of the work arc, left to right, Debbie Kozma, Elizabeth Murano and Mary will—handle—the -at-ihe camp for the fourth year, and Paul Mulligan, who will be Refreshments will be ser- Ann Murano Two students who were not present when the photograph was taken are Ben Boyec calling JMrs.RbtAb 566 INMflH AVEHUE, COLOHIfl, H.J. -a--CQUngellor^in»training—thie~-riUmmerv-

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at the school of management State College, Glassburo. Rieger of 681 Brookfield mer session at Cornell Uni- and to major in hotel man- Rahwayans are; Janet Road, Rahway, who was grad- versity, Ithaca, N.Y., to studyv agement and/or Journalism. ary's School Gives Average Family Bncome Regional Band Clark, Robert OiTullio, Ca- uated magna cum laude and bio-chemistry. Alan Is on the high school therine Helmick and Andrew majored in history. The two youths, who will and newspaper staff as sports Ross. start their senior year at The Clark residents are editor. He is -a member of Arthur L. Johnson Regional County Is $12,593 Selects Officers Ciarkites are: £m :1 Gollas, L9o8 graduates of Arthur B'nai B'rith Youth Organi- High School In September, By Kate Bauer Janet M iklos and Nancy Pal- L. Johnson Regional High St. Mary's School, Rah- Kelly, WiUiam Joseph Kluse, zation (A2A) and is serving were selected to go to Cor- Average family income employed, 55.1% were hold- Steve Schrader was elec- menn. School, Clark, and Dennis way, held its graduation Charles Joseph Kruger, way, received a master of as" vice president of the Su- nell after a competition. was $12,593 in Union County ing white collar Jobs, and ted president of the band of Judy Balot*hMcLaughlin, was graduated in 1965 from Rahway YMCA'sDayCamp ing in physical education. burban Council, which is ceremonies last night in the Earnest Joseph Kuruc, Peter in 1969 compared with %\l Arthur L. Johnson Re- formerly of Rahway, re- business administration de- Three Rahwayans became Rnhway High School, was Fairweather will open Its She is active in Girl Scout- t 11.2% were government wor- composed of eight AZAunits, church ^starting with a mass Joseph Luckhurst, Joseph 407 for the state, according gional High School, Clark, ceived a bachelor of arts ree at the University of citizens on May 2s) at the on the dean's list for four Joel Spingarnoil 188May- 1972 summer seasorron-Mon— ing-- and - in-youth-programa.. kers. including Clark. at 7 o'clock. A party was Thomaa Mahachek, William" to a report on the. 1970 to succeed Janice Weaner. degree In English at Mora- f cranton, Scranton, Pa. Union Coum> Court House, years and had served three fair Drive, Rahway, w.*s day, June 26, with a staff of of the First Presbyterian About 40.1% of the married held thereafter. Mahalchick, Michael J. census by the Bureau of vian College, Bethlehem, Pa. A graduate of Fairlelgh hlizabeth. They are Mrs. years in the armed forces among 10 Union College stu- college and older high school Church and chorus. women with husband present Mr. Schrader, first chair George Leder, chem.stry Diplomas were awarded to Mahoney, Robert Daniel the Census, I". S. Department Mrs. McLaughlin, daugh- Uickinson University, Madi- Angeliana Biz2ozzaro, Erus between high school andcol- dents who received academic students, according to the Miss Donna C. Speich of were in the labor force, trumpet player, also is a teacher at Arthur L. Johnson awards June 9 by their fellow 125 students completing the McArdle, Charles Patrick of Commerce. Per capita member of the dance band ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph son, he is a labor relations Bizzozzaro and Jost'Munsun, ltrue. director, Ralph B. Tompkins. 368 Raleigh Road, Rahway, eighth grade. McGuire, Mark Kevin and 22.0% of these wives Balogh, was a dean's list representative tur t) e n e r a 1 Regional Hig'i School, Clark, students and professors at Assistant directors will will direct the handicraft income for the county had children under six. and the Adoby Band of the The graduates are; James Mocelkis, Francis William amounted tu $4,19H the report student, a member of Lamb- Motors, Linden. Miss Janet !•'laint- I'au 1- Recipients of masters'de- will start teaching at Glass- the ann jal class night pro- be John J. Helly Jr. of 1261 program. Miss Speich has .^ Ji There were 149,078 per- school. boro State College in C. Alexander, John Mulrennan, William Joseph shows. da Iota Tau national literary lck, daughter of Mr. andgrees at Newark State Col- gram on the Cranford cam- Pierpont Street, Rahway, and completed her second year CHANGE OF GUARD...Clark Jaycee officers for 1972- NEW LEADERS...Clark Jaycee-ettc officers for 1^72- sons three to 34 years old Judy Wesner, a junior who September. He received his Anderson, David Basile, Netta and James A. society, member of Alpha Miss Marie Mu\ le, daugh- Mrs. Charles Paulick of 405 lege, Union, were: Irene P. pus. Rebecca Chapin of 980 Ri- at Newark State College, 73 are (1. to r.): Front row, Lawrence Stern, director; 73 are (1. to r.) Mrs. Helen MoKendry, vice president; The 19~o census counted enrolled in school. In the. plays the clarinet and rhe doctor's degree in organic Wiliam John B o 11 w a g e, O'Connor, Jr. Epsilon Pi social sorority, ter of Mr. and Mrs. John h. Ci rand Avenue, Rahwa>, Collier of 28S Stanton Street Mr. Spingarn, a biology chard Boulevard, Rahway. worked at the Newark State Samuel Wald, president; Seymour Bressler, director; Mrs. Janet Kobliska, secretary; Mrs. Miry Ann Druzd' 543,J le residents in the 25-and-older population, oboe.^-was elected vice pre- chemistry, the subject he Kevin John Burke, Kevin counseling and orientation Moyle of s>3 Lmerson Road, was awarded a bachelor of and Patricia Keeshan of 429 major, received the chemis- Mr. Helly has completed Day Care Center and taught Also, James O'Neill,, Johr Joseph Weber, internal vice president; rear, Eugene president; Mrs. Jill Raabe, state director, and Mrs.' counry; 11..V;, were foreign 57.5% of the men and 56.6% sident. The Booster Club plane to teach in addition to Chandler, Robert Chris- committees, the college Clark, was graduated with arts degree in music from Jaques Avenue, both of Rah- try award donated by Chemi- two years at Boston Univer- a Sunday School Class of Gerard O'Neill, Michaei Rosner, secretary; Eugene Kobliska, external vice Dolores I'aruta, board chairman. born and 'IT.H'l were nauve of the women were high representatives are Randy choir and a cheerleader. She honors from Mother bt-ton general chemistry. cal Rubber Company. A topher Chenoweth, MorrisS. Panos, Frank Y. Peraza president; and Walter Drozd, director, William Kaiser, born with one or both parents Piiilcham and Lou Perrota. rhe Manhattan School of Mu- wa>, and lloward M, Ceiser sity and has been active In the Linden Reformed Church. Clay, Jr., Gregory Thomas school graduates. is married to Walter Mc- Regional High School, Clark, sic, New York Cii\. ot 22^ Uexington Boulevard, Dr. Leder has volunteered fraduate of Rahway High scouting in which he became She was active in the Order Edward K. Phillips, William treasurer, is not shown. ui foreign birth. Laughlin. vesterdav. his services as the freshman Donald Josephson chool, he is the son of Condron, Thomas J, Cozei, Peter Ruppert, Anthony Ser- Am >ng the count) 's 504, Miss Paulick majored in A; t. \ Alar, I-.. Grossman of an Eagie Scout. He competed of Rainbow for Girls. Miss John Douglas Dande, Rich- Basic Changes in Fiscal Policies 53 I'orit Road, Janet S. Le- basketball coach for Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam Spin- with the YMCA and Rahway Speich is planning a variety vedlo, Daniel J. Sheehy, 37^ inhabitants age five and I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO ... the studv of the violin. Donald A, Josephsnn, „_. ard Anthony DeKarski, David Thaddeus Richard Sobon, M.ss Nancy M. Kobran uf vine wi ~> Sweet BriarDrive In bis high school and college arn High School swimming teams. of new crafts" for the day uver in I97(J, 41,475 were lls5 A graduate of Rahway High of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvfn S Joseph DePinho, Robert E. John A. Sutton, Roman Leroy Clark JCs, JC-ettes Charles A. Cusumam^nd, M_yfair Drive, Rahwj>, Sell •• r, _____ Regional .IU_1 ., Clark, Peter Jacobi and John Mary Margaret Catov, Bar- f tend WUllams College, WJ- Concord, N,H, grees at Union CoUege's 39th history. She plans to teach Jelinsic±;^~~ bara Connor, Mo-ry--There&a- s_t_i_ldijlS — J_P_JT^ Q_eUL_er_ Taxpayers Associatiun. our. Mav 2s. ses and degrees are: David Mrs. Ruth Kigerof Rahway will attend the ann ial AZ A He was awarded the Apollo in a secondary school. rVrenr mvwr.cion, and Uamsiown, MassTrnext fall. Lcomm^neefnent on Aiso, Michael Christopher Corridon and Mary Claire Rein. OIL A. Boyle of 549 In man -AU-L+—-ondJ^lx^. Rosemary Kollason District 3 Pr-126- -for - -The- external— -project payers- Conference in Paul I. Ldelson ui 2J3 nue, bachelor ol arts; Jo- uf Clark, regisLereU nursta. Leader shii and i raining performance of music and Connie Conference. a graduate of Thorn.is Jef- Mrs. Kampe is a liberal Curtis F. Columbia, 3rd of Also, Kathleen Patricia chairmanship - recipient- was Washin Lexington Boulevard, Clark, seph Buffa of 775 Faleskv received certificates for the Lefebvre Medal which is arts major and plans to con- 370 Madison H 11 Road, Clark, Eugene Kobliska for his almost unbroken This will he nve-day ferson High School, liliza- Currie, Barbara Ann David, a.rui XdmLiii C. Heimlich oi and Jusejjh MjJidlchaJc cumpleung a r, - , > inven annually to the student awarded a_ diploma ai Christmas Santa visits, of federal budget KapUn irip 1 t t tinue her education at New- Clark Student Eileen .33 Him -A-vemie . and m -Soth- ba- * " -^rtPf5!.^1?" whose contribution to" "the the 44th commencement at ~~bntBTa" Electrolysis Treatment burg. Pa. ark State College. A dean's Dwelle, Linda Jean two Sutiun »'f 4SQ Jacksun Avc- chelor of science. 1, Elizabeth. The 90- wlll be vice oT the evening student coun- chQlr [s deemed outstanding. and president's list student, Valley Forge Military Aca- Mice external program awards decades and faulty federal nut-, N >th of Railway, were president ft r rsnip cil and headed several so- He s to_emer Amhfer_t L O *~ ^ N •* A "i T : ."• MA!R J Ciarkites, "their addresses urse was sponsored Mrs. Kampe is married and demy, Wayne, Pa. on June 4. Farnr R^ M? Forrester, Nancy'Eli- • , rt went respectively to Anthony spending policies were cited l •lw.irdtrd law degrees on bun- ational Association next year tor , lark A/A, cial committees of thecoun- Coll|;ge_ AmlIferst_ M.iSS.# ln ,G R A DU A T L J f - - c ••.."'•.-•' i- J and degrees are; L'laine 13}- the muther of four children. Ldlll3 DJr PIJ zabeth Foulks, Margaret LOCSlG UWnBFS Paruta for Speak-L'p, a pub- as "the primary cause of ia\ truiii :he Schuol ui" Law a part of tl"u- H'nai H'.nth cil. [he faU> kowski ol 1U0 Broadway and etical Nurse Educa- She is a graduate of Railway Among the coaches who Mary Glassett, Jean Marie lic speaking program, and to inflation and our severe •Allen Strauss ol 239 Lex- "Operation Identification" -J.- sent for thet^nion- Godin, Lorraine Guempel, continues, township Police Joseph Weber for public re- fiscal problems" in the Orange. ington Uoulevard, Api. 7, Tri scTiooT; College wrestling clinic on AJ Same Time lations. sraremem." active in drammes drul is named associate industry Carol Avery Ertl of Clark as a technical editor at Bell Carol Ann Gulnane,. Willis Chief Anthony T. Smar said. -iaG-heltH- - of _ from LI cei d a .ibji C ranford campus is John Hlane Hatcher, Sharon Pat- Mrs_.__Mary Ann jiromer. "Deficiencies in iederal 549 WEST INMAN AVtNU "expert in sta^e li^hring. -ftrr-ntttrmoft-sttpple--r« ^ master's, degree Labs. Seven Rahway and Clark and C le in <- onijTon Hospital bchuol of from Redfern. The clinic will be Jnhn P.Priviierareceiv-ed- ricia Hofmeiai»r- ~ Nina Ann The engraving tools are New Jersey Jaycee-ette in- budget policy and practice RAHWAY NfcW Jf c HSt Y He will leave- for ihe mems in nutrition andmedi- Brigham Young L'ni- Mr. Skolski is a graduate t students received undergrad- i 1 r a i it Avenue, bactu s in g, L1 i z abe ih, were 1 open to junior and senior a bachelor of science degree Hulme, Susan A. Hurley, available from the following ternal vice president, in- seriously affect state and un Jui .' cinal products for the Merck varsity, Provo, Utah, at the of Queen of Peace High uate degrees from Glassboro arts. s Virginia Kiernan, Miss vention J,i and re- high school students andw'.ll with high honor at the 100th Melvinia Jane Johnson and sponsoring organizations stalled Mrs. Mary Ann Drozd local governments." N IC :j June J"" Cheni:.;al Division of Merck school's May 26 conmence- School, North Arlington, and atricia Quinn and M ss turn on & Co., Inc. ment exercises. veteran of the L1. S. Navy. be offered in two sessions, commencement of Stevens Nancy Ann Kapec. from 7 to 8 p.m. every week as president. observed. "Federal pro- Wendy Wirth, all of Clark. a I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO . I . c larkites and un<_- . A business administration July -10-14 and July 17-21. Institute of Technology on Also, Maureen Elise at the following days and at The retiring president, grams designed to assist C umm<-ncement was field n ifl 4, was thur L. Johnson Regional of arrs degrees at [widdv, pastor of the Alpine Twins and Triplets Clubheld plans to transfer to a four- ~~lan mastemathematicr of sciencs at eth edegre same nanKennedy, Cathlee. Kathleen Marin en _Kwie tCf>r- tionfi: Monday, Veterans oT sented OTe Jaycee-ette-of-T" orten prove inefficient and University, M Miss Kternan received the awarded a nence prize at Methodist Church and former their annual installation din- year institution to complete High School, Clark. For in- ceremonies. Foreign Wars Post Home, die-Year Award to Mrs. Jo ineffective, and too often -Lhe.. June forni^tiun, please call 276- dnski, Mary M. Lombard!, PREMIER mrneemem w-a-d - surgical nur-sm^ award and tier last night at the Lynn his education. Zi John completed the re- Broadway; Tuesday, Clark Favor. Mrs. Mary Ann Drozd force those governments inty •fvitss Wirrh was presented exercisee pastor of the First United 2600, extensions 42 or 87. Nancy Amelia Malkowski. They are: Edward" W. ! tnt* Fingry Method.st Church of Rah- Restaurant, Elizabeth. Mrs. quirements for both the bach- Kathleen Mary McCaffrey, "Honorary Patrolmen's Ben-" wa"S"T'ec'"ipient of the Keywo~ ""Unnecessary and unwise ac- tiie unculu^ical nursing School, AND f*f\ W r, and M r», way, wash-oTTO*nE?d-byThe-Ncnr---Jan«' Monahan of 009Pier- Thomas H. Brow-.., sjn of elor's and master's degrees Margaret EUen McCrohan, evolent Association No. 125, man Award. tions, with the state and Harold l^aird .)! 27 Wendall jward. The lacier award is Kevin L . M Thorn.is Lindnvir of 1444 PBA Range House, behind GASOUHE »OU.J| given fur zhu cart- ut" those the'rn New Jersey Conference pon" Street, Rahway, was a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. ii* within the four-year period Barbara Teresa Muenzen, lUace, Clark, who rn.ijt >rt.'d Willow Way , L lark, was re- ro-r.hnlrlaf1y__Ql rhfi affair. 1- ranklin Street, i-* ahway, was it normally takes a student Patricia Ann Newman, Ber- municipal building; Wednes- • SUPPLY;;: ". ,-' •; 'J:-..$.& battling cancer. cognized for being a National uf the Lnited Brown of 1110 Klin day, Clark PBA No. 125, in L hurch on June 5 at Drew Rahway, will receive a bach- accepted in'u rhe fall fresh- to complete the work for a nadette O'Brien. Susan W.ird son ui M r. and M rs. nurit Schu lar-!;i[ fin .i Us:, min class of li-^rklee Colle.ge bachelor's degree. Patla, BarbaraJo Polhemus PBA range house; Thursday, Tniversity, Madisun. ihe Miss Karen L. Knusky of ^r 'of artd degree in hdwird I . W ird ol on Wneat- ?rnn fmier, a" senior at of Music, Boston, Mass. and Lisa Ann Prezioso. Clark Volunteer Fire De- SERVTUT KL-V. Mr. I w.ddy is retiring. 1116 Kline Place, Rahway. pou_ical science from the The bachelor's degree with sheaf R.iadj Clark, who nia- Arthur L. Johnsjn Regional high honor indicates John Also, Grace Anne Roman, partment, new Fire Head- ARD HIGH QIL z-—--WXJJ*. JUanie lijitti ot 513 was awarded .i bachelor of University oj quarters; -Broaidway, - -and 'jore'cT In political science, -nigh'•School, Clark," "wl !•-. Milton AvdKit: dud Donald"' ktt^rt|rcoimTiit -completed--his--SiudiGS-a*-tiie- lend Syracuse I'niversity in TvfiSS Karen T-. Fiore, Uau- -eXrfa;'" and Dennis .J. Reiger, son M-?mi>erg ot '7> W M ltun political science from Cald- He is a 1960gra duate uf tee at Newark Stace College, engineering and science col- Friday, Clark Jaycees, PBA A foddier g"r"6'v7s To kindergarten Dial 388-ilOD I r. lie plans LU glrer "uf"Mr." ah*3 Mrs. A. H. Susan Mary Ryan, Lori Rose of Mr, and Mrs. Jaitir^ A. Avenue, bothoi Kahw*y,w?re Fiore of 717 W. Meadow weU CoUege, Caldweil, un Hahway High School and will I 'niun, chose two Rahway- lege with an academic aver- Santiago, Kathleen Sestrich, Range House. among 20 I'nior. <. ulleize stu- Avenue, Rahway, completed May 2b. She is the daughter scud _or a niatiter's degree ans tu be recipients of fi- age of better than 3.6 out of Margaret Christine Sheehan, dent s who were awarded of M'. and Mrs. William nancial aid. They are Sandra a possible 4.0. age. Then it's time for her junior year at Ad.'lphl at Berkeley Geralyn Sheehy, Catherine t'nion College Keys for ;:ar- I'niversity, Garden Cuy, N.P. Knosky. C. R.iscica and Deborah L He was able to complete Mary Smialowi.cz, Dorean ucipacion in extracurricular Y., having made the dean's O'Reilly. his master's work by attend- Anne Stiles, Aiexis-Surma, activities at the annual cla.ss Stephen J. I£lm.ger of 23 Show Time, a dance re- Fern L. Kulm.in, a regis- ing some classes during the grade school, high school . . . list for tier [turd consecutive cital was Jo Ann Jennifer Sutcliffe, night program on June 9 in yuar. Kenneth Place and Donald . presented at Rah- tered nurse, residing a; 1190 summer and by taking grad- Adrienne Margaret Swedler, wa Hl h the cam_ us Center theatn. Miss Flore will be leaving A. Szczepanski of 15 Hard- >' S School on June 9- Lake Avenue, Clark, was uate courses for deferred Oonnnmnry Sykn. I .ouiBe 7 Dance and soon, college! Will you be un-rhe C. r^nfi i r \ • .\n\i n.^, un .Ini-- 20 for 10-week.s of i n ci A\ Anii(^ h/-^rh r\f f"l ^vL" 1 *- DV I na_-ru-;t -to the—dean'-s.-list—ai- "cred±r~asrffig~-ffi£ regular" M-ar-ie- T-imko, Jeanne Claire •WATCHLb Mrs. Haith, a i;rad-i iie of training at Johns Hopkins were" ^awarded bachelor of Studios, Carteret. the College of Nursing of academic year. Toth and Maria Stella •CAMERAS Hospital, 13 iltimore, Md. engineering degrees from Rutgers University, Newark, As a member of the dean's Tufano. •PERFUME Rahway High School, serv^t, Ml8S Rlta Ann ready? You can be, if you make as a rcprerientative II, the Stevens Institute of Techno- Black,dau- for the 1°72 spring semes- list for academic excellence Also, Donna Walsh, New Cars •JEWELRY ter Mrs enr ter. To be included on the during his four years at •RUSSELL STUV1-.R cven'.ng student council and M ehael Hartstein and ^gy, Hoboken. Stephen re^ Sj} °* ^-^, - " » >' Barbara Ann Ward, Lynn N,Y. AIRPORTS last year w^is named "Ntias ceived hi^ degree with honor Black of 1376 Fowler Place list, a student must earn a Stevens, John was permitted Young, Sandra Lee Zito, CANDY sure your savings grow, step Jant-.-s Panjurak, both of - l.H average on a scale run- to take a graduate course in TRAVEL IN COMFORT 4- N.te Ciwl "" M -. Members, Clark, will attend the sum- and Donald ^with hj^h honor. Donna Marie Zwiebel and •TRANSISTOR RADIOS ning from 1 to 5. each term at no tuition cost. Linda Marie Zydzik. IN NEW LIMOUSINES FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL John, who resides at 16 FROM YOUR DOOR-STEP by step along with your child. Loeser Avenue, Clark, is /ou can change -LT j-f you M ariiyn -GWdmjh—uf—P&h— the son of Mr. and Mrs. FOR RESERVATIONS NEEDS CfitL way, a senior at the Vail- l-t Joseph Privitera. He is a DOG OBEDIENCE CALL 297-3313 Deane School, Elizabeth, was graduate of Arthur L. John- 381- honored at the June 13 com- son Regional High School. mencement exercises of the Clark-. —- - — . -- Wostfiold Ave., Clark, N. J. 07066 school for outstanding ser- CML vices to publications. She is ^ "... PHONE 381-7100 - FREE DELIVERY the daughter of Richard B. Rahwayans Fined 297-3313 ^—1^4COSMETICS - GIFTS - GREETING CARDS Chodosh. ENROLL NOWFOR VACATION at In Dec. 27 Theft -LAlit WlMM.UI!.3..a.UJ*.LL_M—H. SUMMER COURSE Amenta I Moit UL-aut>*ul Lake Leroy Cain of the 1700 In NtW HAMPSHIRE'S MOUNTAINS at let him know how VISLOCKY TRAVEL ling Sooting Fithi block of Park Street, Rahway, LAkESIDf VACATION COTTAGtS was fined $250 and placed WESTFIELD Modern - Weekly Rontali ELIZABETH much you care 47 E. MILTON AVE. t G Dietrich on probation for two years LONG ISLAND LODGES by Union County Court Judge WOODBRIDGE RAHWAY, N. J. Una Illonii. Center Hotbor, M H Prttfay Tirctrtj—rrfcrrErr-TH UNION PKR at the Union County Court 8-LESSON r 0% gr WNI'M Hotlflft In Fll?nhp;rli, COURSE _y_j^E>? The judge suspended an N. J. DOG COLLEGE indeterminate reformatory 687 2393 term for a larceny Dec. 27 in Rahway. CARRY OUT There's a lot more working for you Let him know with a happy FOOD SHOPPE right now at the Sign of the Ship: m card, maybe a funny one, how im-

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§El^£&i^%*JxZ^-lj£L. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 PAGES RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT ' i -"-' PAJGE 4 THURSOAY, JUNE 15, 1972 asked was, "What have 1 serves the Girl Scouts as it contributed towards reno- was promised. To have a vating this property?" My hamburger stand or gas sta- answer is nothing, but the tion there, I would no longer RAHWAY people who wanted tills house have to wade through gar*, Ann Jennifer Hanrahjn Hanry David Lupin Janic. Man* Ti«m«y so badly apparently forgot bage and half kill myself Students at Rahway High Lind* Cnl*r*v«llo Pa mala C. Rota*! on ice. The people who col- W*ndy Lynn Ckfl**I*nt«n Cnrll H. H*ni«n Karan Ann Mm Mark Rotanwald Joyc*-Ann* M". Tpbaygo all about this place once it School received diplomas B*rb*r* Ann* Chu«*lar Suun J. Hjrr»ll CKarloHa B. Macnacak G*orqa Fradarick Ro*nwail*t K.vln Williarr* Tolk/ was saved. That is like tell- lected to save this place last night during ceremonies Jjnai Floranc* CJ*f*mall* Alfr»d E. H*rtmann t Elilabath Emma Uig.t Jill Eflan Rowl«y Jartlc. Maria Torbifc\ should be the ones to vol- DJ*n» U*ria CUrlt Mickdvl Robert Uicha.l A. Mahacli.k H*rry J. RubrlghJ Jama* P*ol Tilckmr \ ing me, Mrs. Meffe, that if 'TL conducted on Veterans' Field. New Jersey's Oldest Weekly Established 1S22 Ronald AUn CUrk Fr.d C. H,*dLy + *Valaria Jan. MailUr Micholat S. Ruehalilti Tnoma* O*I* Tucl«r \ you buy a house In my neigh- unteer their services, not 1 Scholarship recipients are Steven H. Isaacs was pre- Debra Ooran was the re- M*rilyn A. H«id Annmirli D. Ruggiaro TImoJny Or*n luckmt J Member ot borhood, it is my duty to burden other people with W*yna Edw*rd Colg^n Daborari Laa Mammon Member of sented with a key at the cipient of a key for having marked with crosses, and Rotojnn Juna Coluccl Andraj F. H«nd»rlon Da nit Howard Mandvl Douglat C Senjaftaf Timofhy Ofati tuci«/ Quality WeeUiea of Ne« Jersey. I»c problems they cannot handle. New Jersey Prtssjs Association mow your lawn, shovel your senior award assembly of the highest average In members of the National Mjrt Jotaph Connor Robert A. Henry t Bonnia Ann Marbach t C.rt D. SeKarw*«li H*rm«n Edward Tylaf II walk, etc. Honor Society are designated Dannii Cook Wjyno A. H«niner t Lind« Linnaa Marbach William S. Scholl Irana Nancy Virsdy Union County's Newest Weekly Established 1963 Rahway High School last history and Laurie Kruger D.br* M ri. H.ll John Frank Varrildia* MRS. KENNETH SIDES with asterisks. " S*ncy M_n* Coiu d Lynn Anna Marcdit+o Ann Halaft ScnW*rt»ba«h Yes, Mrs. Meffe, I would Thursday for having the was given a key for having * J«nnif*r Ann CottJl t Gardldtn« Danii« Hill Danit* Alin«a Marrow • Robart CnarU* Scliw*n AlicU A. VittV- Published Every Thursday Mornlnj by rather see a hamburger stand Westfield Avenue highest average in his the highest average in Graduates are: Rob.rt M. Co^.Ho Barbara A. Hoefling Karry Donald Mar+in Micha.l Allan SaLdln Diana V1v«ni!a or a gas station there, be- Rahway studies for five years. English. Paul H. Abr*kamt L*fry Robert Craig K«nn*ili M. Holland t"Brand* Micn*ll« May* Gaorq* Thomai S*varanc« John J. Wag«nnoff«r Raymond Euq#n« Holm»t cause this house no longer Other keys were presented D«bor»ti Lynn Attin* t Eldina Marilyn Cf*m Pam.la Sco+t McCall TimotKy Patrick Srilaldi Juditn Walburn BAUER PUBLISHING & PRINTING LTD. G*ry l»*ac Akruh fhom*i Joiaph Crow*I! John David Horvath Mary Lorraina McKtnnj Robart Frank Sic* CnaHa* William Walk.r Jr the Fifth Ward was part of for highest averages in indi- Joan Patrick Alii no Daborjh Rtnl* Cullar Judith Alien Houck Michaal Jotapri Me Knight Gary S. Siankiawlci Dabra Jaan Waltnour 1470 Broad Street Rahway. N J. 07065 388-0600 ^"Jimf^iy Huff the Democratic process, and Suburban Council vidual subjects to the follow- Miur««n G. AN*no Jimtt R. Curry Halana Oorlaa McLaod Snarort Kay Sinclair BobaH. Starr W.Hon Mrs. Katherlde E. Bauer 5th Ward Club ing seniors: AUn J. All«n _ Mich^al Douglaii Curlin Lorut1,» Donii« Hunt Timoihy Edward McUullin Karan YvonnaHa Sing!* ton Kjthia Lynn Wjrga Kurt Christopher Bauer Arthur Hart land Mershon, Jr. It resulted In giving us our Jjck William And*non Zol'Jn Danchat] Joi*pl. L. Hurt Robvrt Gragory Mamak Ltnda El* in. Skakandy Frsncit Patrick W#ik*ck BUSINESS MANAGER Physical education, F D( TO R candidate for November, JoKn Djvial r*St.v n H Itatci Marilyn Graca Miclllovic Jo-Ann L«*ti* Skrtbnar PUBLISHER Joseph Domic i and B^tty Joiapn Edward Anoirion O Randall A. Wjtihburn Backs Cedervall, Stephanie Cedervall. Of AZA Installs Jot*pk Andruiaitit RobarJ L. D*vi* G.ry W Jjcl Lorraina Ann Millar Lorraina Skryha PatricU Ann WaiiaUwsVi Gavin, health, Neil Kahn and Robert T- Daiti.r Barbara Anna Millt ScoH S. Sla+*< Rest assured that our club Ouy E Jackion Carolyn L. W.iland Jack Hoffman Mrs. Ethel Davisson Anita Grant, art, Mar> Robert David Arnold + Linda Rot) D«Lor»tto M.ircio J. Jackion Danii* Moon Joal Small Lorrain* Whita ADVERTISING SALES CIRCULATION President Says is completely organized to Edw»rd Frank JandofliU Rob.rt Moora HI Allan Tarrill Smith McKenna; shop work, Paul t Nathani#| Aujtin Kar.n DaWoK Dabra A. WhiHl* support her candidacy. Fur- Its New Officers t Ulytt** Cj Auetin Jr . 1'Jjn. Elirabaih Dickart John F. Moran Larry Smitn 'Waltyr R. Winning THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD AND CLARK PATRIOT ARE wEEK_. NtwSPAPtR, StRVINC THE BEST '^J^AND ? R AD. T \Z"LM.NN E R. Bacslk; cooperative indus- Regarding your front-page Gregory A. Dinkini TnOTin W. J*niini John Joiaph Moran Donna Jaan WoK COMMUNITIES IT IS THE ENDEAVOR O F T H E S E JOU RN A L S 1 0 P R E b t N T T H E N E WS I N A SOUN D, S AN E. AND T RADTT IUN L thermore, we are all aware trial edjcation, Alan Allen; Kavin AyTwaed +• Sondra Jaan Snowdon Michael J. Angelo Robari J. DiVito I jlerin Jtmol Jotor Judy Carola Morrit I RIGHTS OF ALL BV ACCURATE FAOUAl , t A . , M c N T AN D M E ASU R E D R E ASON ABL E OP IN ,OH. story of last week which Officers of Suburban Coun- " Carol Ann«t+t Babicn Gary G Wriqht that she has proven herself Patricia Ann Mori* T Thoinal William Snyd»f alleges that the members of secretarial practice, Gloria Paul MicKj»l B«ctil t Darryl Diion Kurt L. Jator Joiaph Wudllti to be much more qualified cil of the B'nai B'rith Youth Agnal Chrntina Motlbarg Rogar D. Spoon H.itc* hv MJI! Kurowski; clerical practice, + Ch*r>l Robin BjiUy Joinph A. Domici Njtdanntl John»on Jr Jimgt J. Yailar our club are torn between Organization, A/lA, were Jan« Liu b«th Murphy Janic« Maria Spoidiul for office than her Republi- Diane Clark, distributive ed- Joiaph Atraihtfwiki Ul Mich alia Dorit Don«hua Joniio Kn JonniTon *Rob*rt Yorka iri, $8-00. Vi I I,*!, I'.li'l .It H.lhvv.i\, New jrrsrv loyalty to two Democratic Michael Angelo Bath Ann MutoH St«v»n Sprovach can opponent in the general installed on Sunday in the Howard Kant B-aiUy • Anthony William Donaqa Douqlji L. Jon«i Donni* R. Young ucation, Pamela Rosati, nur- T"Micha»l Francil Nalh Duann Richard Sprovach leaders, we want you to know YMCA, Union. Clark A/.\ Judith M. Bar.fl.ld • Da bra L. Dor»n Joyce Eliia both Jo not Lawranca Phillip Young election. With Mrs. Ceder- ses training, Gabriele Braida May Ma ion St»«an Richard Sprovach 'that all of us give our first " Ronana Barriantol JoU W. Joyr>#r [! this is the desirable tax still awaiting promised is a council member. Sh.ll* Y. Dort.y Linda Gail Stafanowici Lynn E. Young vall as our candidate, the Klimrn, cosmetology, Linda Donna M. Julio Dorothy Nut and foremost loyalty to the Plans to Attend Patricia G. Barii Dabr« A. DoH.r Th«r*ta Stuabnr Graqory J. Yurict Discharged from Ins dut- Jowph Albart Niabargjll -r, when may we ex- amentments from the 1904 Fifth Ward Democratic Club Stefanowicz. Kathleen Pag* Baumann Marc R. Dollar Willi j m VA Kfl bl i^ Sutan F. Zanycltl Democratic J?arty. Disagree- Miriam Ni»v«t Linda Mario Suckar WtrstfieltJ, Springfield master plan I This is only a AID DAY CARE CENTER ;-.v--Tbe-«yelone-*ence at-che_JlahwaiLD.a^ Care Center will produce __§_ victory in ies as president of the Subur- Garrict Alvnandar Boll KjtkU.n RMa DuHy Nadin« Lynn Kachur Sandra EUina ZuV ments are" common In any ban Council was KlchRappa- -S<24^n*^-^ou-»:-y.eaFGr M-rs. • -f • •• Wi -Ui JWV—6d y L. Km q h t + John Boston Raymond co save this house they said "KTfgti'3'e' ra-reditrtorian Lori-J, ft Tl.o,.,.. A, V.,..*' Thornai Alan Bownr Lawranca M. Flaka The L'mted Stares is cheonlv countrv in the vv >rld ^ nl\ HUiu.lv must attend the coun- running short and the council To Ill-Kent GS House: Mrs. Sides Clark A/.A duiiunjii'd the dents in the businuSb educa- ul his class at K iselle Catho- John R. Kocion Julith Lynn Palmar X* - it TAuxild be. a nice, place to Norj Mary (Joyce John Michaal Flarh l W Thom.it primary elections, and within me reamfrTTrxttTSTn-iier's • Judith L. Ko-nl.r Briico Robort Pannona J. TKomn ell meeting on June 1g~^rwultrBe widBrra-reco' This is in replv tu Mrs. "House for being tfattrairn?Bff7 keep> 8o~ the GTrT~S"COUTB lic I ligh hcht.M,>l, _1U~ ui^o "MTss Clarfc and Teanerrc G «tm- -t—H-oolro'g-*'? -€yrtt+ira—ATITT—rSif-Vwi" knowledge, the only naaon whose government regulate; as it collt-cu-d certificates received hi^husi hinv ifs in Lucy Eliiabath Bridgman Lmda Ann Forlenia express their feelings. And this fact. Edward Meffe on 'my letter Your first question was, couj_d continue holding their Richard A. Kop« Jaclynn Mary Paal the method by which parties choose thexr nominees. r and truphie^. A rruphy was I'urnun, were given $ 1 uu SuiJn Elixabatn Brigtiout* Jan« E. F-onyth* do not accept promises of rririri7 inu the Girl Scout "WhWherA•*-*=e» havfe yovn\iu been torfor TneelingBmi Whemi,n™ th-i-,e ^"hous \->m,c-^.e ni .1 thematic b and scienje. A " Lauria Franc* I Kruijaf Barry Parcall ALL TYPES OF | Barbara Brodvrick leanstte M. Fu'mjn ChNURAL ML-.RC!1.-C\l)ibl-. AND CLOTHING In America, primary elections have been disastrous; the past 25 years ormore? hased a few months awarded to Clark tor having Savings Bunds b\ the Uni-consistent holier studeai, M - t"Toby Kuainicki Loij A. Plcknay amendments' for changes MRS. LINDA FISCHKR was purc S**v»n Jirom« Briitar Albert GaiDnnlld They weaken political parties which, if they are tu be a the best chaj :er newspaper munity State Hank and Trust chad was of. IP.L Ih'iior rull Elizabeth Kump Barbsra Ann PlociC MANY ITEMS later on in die interest of President There are no sure cures rwenty-five years ago 11 wass ^^^ ^ U1UW1UCBrownieB s auandu ^Gir1(l1 FENCING SOLD,! Mich«la Fr#d«f'calni* Brown Jannt Gambino OPEN to force for effective government, must have cohesiveness inniofl uumpany. Th*reia Suian Kurocika Maria D. Ponta but evrrv effort must oe dn infant> anc| if infants could Scouts were evicted. The and for beiftg die H ar Rosellc i- ntr.olic lor four Nancy Marl* Brown Lynda Jaan &arqano BELOW meeting a deadline. We are Southwest Civic Ass n. Gloria J. Kuroiti Joiaph Proctor JOBBERS of their members to be able to select thott; imiividu-ilt; football tuam of i.h - Suburban The medal of U Margaret Ann Brun«H« L v, e a r s. Elii^b«th Suian Gargon Maria K uryld i Raymond Pula MARKET who have constantly contributed to the well-being ultheir —a "Council. C"lark Jlsu received^ IUSULUK TTe" and We removing man - made can- have done au Since then, 1 ^0^ Will you people who a men! y M icha ul Kuima party, which is Indirectly beneflclaTto thenaxlcm-ar large. Group President Slams Paul Jomph Brioitowilii £lii<»D«*h Ann Gavin ses for "such ftocKhns. " have been "busy-growing into said ^ ^^ JOT "the Girl tfoj»hieti lor liaving tiifchaiu- averavje 111 science . ,, + Linda L. LaCon Jamn RdCalti PUBLIC! Ja n»f F. Bucfian Konnath J. (Smrhari The primary election was the flash-in-the-night idea pion bowUng teair. and for and mathematic-,- --•=• s- tfo. r Lfou. r National J^.. I. Lak. Ill " SK*rlay Jaan no Randolpri The housing need is eyi- an adult> Now i am engaged Scoucs ever let them move Phone for FREE Estimate a also was editor [\\ Carmella JoAnne Giarnollj of rural and populist parties at the end of the nineteenth winning ot its division in the years went t u Herbert J. Jun Tar r II1 Bufoff Judith Sunn Landmati Eugano Rankini WHOLESALE TO FUND RAISERS dent, but it is a question in tne more important task baclc ^7 After 5 P.M. Joan T«rrill Buroff and the beginning of the twentieth centuries. I'he 519-Unit Apartment Complex basketball coinpe.uuun. Lli- Jenkins. The winner ut the Paula £. Girqut t"David Richard Lapil-y Kar.n Rav.lay AND CHURCH GROUPS of the right housing in the of raisinraisingg aa familyfamily.. ' The second question you ItiiimmiiaiiniiiiimamiiimiiiDiHiinmiiaiHiimiiiiainiiiiniiiDiMtiiHuiiD Micliaei's idLi;Li' is super- t" Cjfol D«arina Butliars Maryannv Bernadutto Gluliott institution sounded like a fine idea: Let's turn the of Labeth A/.A is in the atate Bausch dnd Lomb Medal fL»r Pamolj Maria Latorra Donald J. Riccio right place at the right time -••Whe• n thi..s hous. e .wa ..s_ pri.._.-. intendent tit ti rt aidrm.s in JoKn Jotsph Butchlio Bronda Tharoia Gluibmi t Jamai J. Latulippa + Rwnaa Riccio nlinc.il machine to be responsive to the voter. The [-resident of the Rah- Concerned Citizens for i outstanding performance in Robert V. Calicchio As finals for basketball. tht- Kahwav l-irrUt-i'dnnii'iii. ' Marun Grabowiki Ronald Lagan * Sally Jean Ric. 6 and under the right condi- vate.lv owned us condition Ownu* Cailand George's Wholesale -Retail House science for four years m-nt Anirn V. Grant + Michaal A. Lonahan result, however, is "In general far worse than tnT ng7 ^ tions. TTs time tor KeaiTDYB r, I must admit. But RUMITII Raymond R' was puO to James Laiulippe. otna t C*. A ltaji "i^Sunm L. "L»TnrrT*fl trol,, inc.. i warn tu _go on .efi_ort_would be made to LO. JUIIIJJ on tile " i disgrace, tificate fur being tJio best all- 1 convention system that preceded it. i noW lt lB a CO[a , , , ,. . . hd\ e J daughter 1 inda, Robin Cjmmjnn Jahico S. Gfaan Patricia M. Laonard v Robort Ring primaries tend.tu draw.rm une. L_J lIl^.L'vU*?. sa <_- special record as opposing any mas- what can be d flood, - control bandwagon. r^£ cummittee who worked around chapter in tliecouncil. ball> Rice received a key .111- pht>m-iff at Micnaul RicK*rd Ca^iio Dorii i_. Gi««m Michj«! Patrick. Libartauo f M«ry Micnal* Cat tor 925-2988 ff i h Railway ' Kathlao" Anne &rBig John C Lindamann interest groups bent on some Ideolo^cal excess Dr for sive water runoff into the Railway ^Al l TTKTSIMLJOLT b^e wit so hard "in saving thIs"CTfl and the Bett\ C rocker Award , t Wilhomina Robirton 1 + *Paul tdwin Grupa Patricia V, L10H1 Arnold Roblnion profit In Clark only 25% of the registered voters went South Branch of the Rahway have suffered from Hooding HQW MU) HAKt- Scout House should have anti- •+&.* were given lur s\ ^rtt. and for "fhe Tifghcst average in P.'f ' i~ Carol Dunn* Cnandlar Born_rd J. Grunyniti J-Oiaph E. Long . . _ .. - Cjilton R.jytna-nd Robinttui tr.,o thrhe^ pollsnolle-, imn Rahwa«3hu/.iyv onlyv 15-KV",\ bothererujthered to vote, and River via the proposenroposed cul- along the OrcnarQ Street nrKt- prH.,jen for service to A/'A. "Mary Ann CTianVaTIfln RC FC cipated the ma in tenancy -of- home-making. Lorraine ' + Andraa Halvii Annatta LoRocco Fiona Murray Rodqer of that percentage, perhaps, only a handful should be vert for drainage from the Brook, which stems trom The master of cerem-ir.ies Lindd Loo Charublm Rahway the house when they were bkyra received $2 5 as the Eric Allan Handy Francil £. Lovay William Mark RoeicK involved at all since they take no active part in the planned 5H - unit apartment the South Branch, are pai- cost ? for the install an* >n and brt-ak- v. inner of the hliz abeth town Johnson NHS functionof'their" parrv. cny' between LeesviUe and ticularly concerned abou f a s t was A1 J n K1 c! 1 L- r. I' h e lias t-'ompanv contest. Would the hlks, Kiwanis, Knights of lulamhus • ,v Woodbine Avenues in Avenel. back - up waters during speaker \us the chairman >f Kevin i^uinn was presented any civic and charitable group, let those people vote unless the developer or the heavy rains. YOU die Ni irtl: dn^l M Kl- Jerst-\ with a 'i>2=> Savings liond torElects Leaders "~ar'"the"iT --annTia1""Etecaon--rntrc*iftg^-wJia^.^KUc..wAlUri*U L0.wxu3h.JLp uJL__W_ojA(J£irJ._l&£ ^^-.Pil^DP^^L^Z^P^^"! h ••• i r-\i n me. I still intend to continue work- weiu to Darryl Uixon as dieJ down to Mill Street. the upper hand and bring it senior with che highest aver- Yet, in this nation that is just what the government ing f drawing and map of the of both municipalities. Robert Schwarz won $10 for ? have always bevn private, voluntary associations ul system. 1 am and intend to keep working for Michael Hari- affected area, professional Judging by the City of Rah- mdking rhe most advance- president, ciuzens. honu=i\ N 'i crookedness, lies and backcutting. Is Investigating iresident, LinUa engineers labeled this way's stepped - up flood ment in vocal m isic. Janice c n vict America's political parties are very similar tu its fJ ' ' rer, and Diane stream as grossly inade- action during the past weeks, I'orbik and Debbie Sulo won ... charitable groups, and if all are not aware Eileen Oppel_ Thomas fart., we Art- rhe only naUQn.in__the_w_o^lji_ w^ith^a quiteequate".. KoKoww "10" years "later 1 am confident-that Rahway Catering Service $10 apiece for contributing J!^.^' «t-crL-tar> : ui ib advisor. healthy array of volunteer civic groups. with"all the added develop-: "will acrwisely- in mis mat- the most for the advancement * ^ ^ i»ociet> Paid for by tuleea Oppel Rahway, N . J . Primaries have become circuses where those chosen ment of land in WoodbridHe ter of flood prevention, The possibility of hiring of choral music. and evidence of costly flood- a catering service lor the Valerie Mailler was the Complete OoWmg a. S by the people who allege themselves to be knowledgeable jlor m \A/ indowi Gu"( in the affairs of "their" party have selected people ing, Rahway must not permit four regional high schools recipient of $50 from Super- with little or no knowledge in government or who make this added flood threat. True, it; being investigated by the markets General Corpora- great hay on the barbeque and picnic circuit. as Mayor Daniel L. Martin Board of l.ducatiun of L'nion tion as the outstanding 1.09 Per Foot In Rahway this year, a dead roaji was elected to be a stated in a recent open hear- Llounts KegKiridl Higli Scliot.>l citizen of the Class of 1972. :. *\v-"V The Rahway Junior Republican committeeman. It Is unfortunate that the ing on flood plain legisla- •~& District No. 1, it was an- \lcan election I4WQ cannot be altered co permit the-possi4>i-Lk-y -tioir;—R-ah way—ean ne^-oent-fH^l- nounced at last week's m .'et- Service League award of a of removing from the ballot the names of those people building in Woodbridge; how- Uii£ in Ueerfield behoof %50 scholarship was pre- Mirro who die between the finalization of the organization line ever, Rahway can control Mountainside. sented to Mr. Latulippe. The and the primary election. what happens in Rahway due o Complaints b\ parents and one-year subscription to the Alcoa REDUCTIONS TO 50% to such building, and some Reader's Digest went toMiss If the name of this individual had been removed etiKUmts dlXfUt tl)v present Kruger for having the highest from... lhe_ .ballot. „ at least, u would have, prevented controls ^_arj be imposed^ cafeteria st-rvici- m the Once each year, and only once, Stuarts Audio has its'annual clearance sale. I He - — -y&.'^S academic average. some voters from showing the full extent of their schools, j^rompted the in- 30 Yr. Guarantee Mayor Martin said this ~~The Max Olenfeld flenii- •4unet-ion-o<-t-hte-sa'e i^tn<;pllnnt all display stock to make room for the new year's knowledge. matter would be studied ful- vestigation. merchandise. All equipment is perfect unless specified. All models carry our UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED John h. LunJin ol Car- rial Scholarship of ^25 was The old convention syait-m where ^ach political ly and assured Mrs, Lillian awarded to Llizabeth Maget. ~on material" standard guarantee. There is no reduction in service. unit -- municipality, county, state and nation -- Woodwo-rth, presiden' of the wood, acting president of the w§ board, said the "intention— L'he scholarship was given by held its own meeting and elected a slate to be placed die Firemen's Mjtual Bene- CONSOLIDATED on the general election ballu: avoids a primary elec- of the board is to lnip.rove Memorex the service or the cafe- fit Association. Miss Zuk tion's cost and ineffectiveness. terias" without adding tu C-60 U on't from Page 1-Clark) was the recipient of a $25 Cassette We also feel that conventions while they can be run costs or adversely affecting Savings Bond and trophy, improperly, at least, let private, volunteer groups , Tape Ue uf che grand ury the nutritional qualm of tlie contributed by die Revelers iiiie N J OT I rewafa-tfieTr-mcsferfetiive members, who have the inveeugatlOn" shoSld be dls- DACRON^-COTTON food...... of Rahway, for dramatic- nf rhelr organization, and if elected can approach 241- 7021 Mr, L onlin added that che achievement. government in some meaningful way. in tne case on the remand, board would nut adojit a As it stands now, primaries an- a tore*.- in Judge Feller stated. LUXURY method which would mean of good The court retained jurla= diHcharging long-Lt:rm cate- COME HERE AND TEST-HEAR diction in order to hear and MEN'S teria employees. I-'ood now MEMOREX ID determine any appeals is prepared in each of die qutre THE SENSATIONAL LMltJMl disrricj's _four schools^ in- (Uouniro DUAL 1 IN KARDON 630 remand, and ro determine UNDERWEAR cluding Arthur L. Johnson the legality and validity of Regional High School in 1 PE 2035 WITH BASE, DUST COVER Writer Says Township Council the above-cited condition, or AT A Clark. & SHURE CARTRIDGE both. HEADPHONES The Grand Jury investi- IRE 1 SYLVJ Must Make Changes in Zone Plan gation is being continued. Y -PI $ 195 MONEY 1 8 •iV ';;•;•' 5000 X :EG SALE 479 Once again the people of U has been the contentioi SA 00 Clark are being asked to of those with mure expertise CHAIRMEIi SAVING Two Yeats: S approve of a new zoning than town officials that any DOUBLE SENSATIONAL" SALE 167 ordinance, or as it is more building of any type will (Lon't from Pg. 1-Rahway) the foundation commonly referred to, the seriously endanger resi- jrom the ballot at that point, PRICE! ^ new "master plan." Let us dents along Pumpkin Patch The Rahway Democratic oi a lifetime. 19" S' take a look at the history Brook. Of course, this action Committee reelected Pat- of this plan to date. should not be surprising ricjc O'Donnell to another REG. Edwards and Kelcey, ex- since influential builders term as chairman, MEN^ ATHLETIC SHIRTS pert planning consultants, have repeatedly been per- Mr. O'Donnell won reel- Absorbent 50^ Dacron^-SO^c cotton Swiss were hired at great expense mitted to construct on ection by defeating John J. knit undershirt is wrinkle free, wonderfully —^—g^—taxpayers f6~T5n~swaTnpy—aYerer-^eTr-^^ washable. Fully cut for comfort. White, sizes COLDI Clark residents what is best people buy the homes and are minute challenge for the S,M,L,XL. for them. Their representa- flooded, the taxpayer Is leadership, by a 23 - 12 ON PREMISE PARKING© DRIVE-UP SALE $36995 tive made his recommenda- called upon to "bail them vOte. Mr. Brogan was the MEN'S TEE SHIRTS dons to the planning board, out. Democratic candidate for WINDOWS o NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE Wrinkle-free 50% Dacron^-50% cotton some of which Included One further note: If the Fifth Ward councilman last AT ALL OFFICES <=> SAFE DEPOSIT holds size, fits better. One-piece, no-scam, 'BLACK & WHITE PORTABLE TV olanned residential com- county decides to purchase November. set-in wide collarette, taped shoulders. Fully i nlexee of town housea, this land, will a higherprice Waldo Carkhuff was elect- Si BOXES o AND MANY OTHERS. . . cut. White in sires S, M, L, XL. apartments and homes for be paid for industrial rather j i chairman and Miss ec V Ce J FISHER 3055 REG. the jrolf course neighbor- than residential land? M. Anita Higgins waa cho- y i MEN'S BRIEFS hood stores on Raritan Road, Secondly, the board chose sen vice chairlady. Mrs. Lu- Firm gentle support. 50% Dacron®-50% 1 hijh- rifle buUcUngn.llQrig. t^ rp-rntn ..flparrm-cnt •^Qnln^-r^-|-vp-firrtrroTTO"''wtiS"clecTed "cotton" ncca's'no Vrbmng: TOimte"tftlckyat.- Q. M.U S.I.C. CEN TEJ r txe "Walnut Avenue. fo ^ Lake Avenue parcel, secretary, Andrew J. KeITy7 Wide heat resistant elastic waist. While in •^-AS mmccrcd -thg-f^^^P-Mom-Can r.JinriMfiiuep now run- rre;isurer, and Anthony La 00 -lir-attendance- was ning -for high public office Rueso, sergeant - at- arms. S 'OO WHiLE THEY LAST REG_ s-, g62 hOTlastieT- inslat^ey-do-rwufavoiiinQrfi SAVJ NGSCE RJIFIC ATES REG. 349 °° One outstanding revelation apartments on one hand and MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS two years at Union College "S JUWCE5 X>F bv the representative was vote for this ordinance on BOXER SHORTS hls-Btand on th^Sor>lnB for the other? I eay_thc-y._cannqt (Con t from Pg. 1-Rahway) has been the star! ot v £5% nnrrnn«-lS% cotton broadcloth— rewarding careers m science LIST CLEARANCE apqrtmgn'-g ^n I nlre Avenue do so with a clear pOncv on assessments for RY MAICE- .MODEL & DESCRIPTIONS SLh % tm _nccds_no-irojiing. Sanforized for lasting fit. education, the aris governmeni and Sweetbriar Drive/^tle conocience. improvements. ~fo Wide, clastic waist is heat rcs'StantJIn^hUCi, law. engineering business 3A Speaker S2S0.00 $182750" "BtTOdTfiaYliB^praJTnln^con^^ Thirdly, a ett^the difference FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS call 276-2600 TUES. & SAT. 9:30 - 6:00 In Uffiht of the above, what go by> in tlie coot or©Q^recting the Qlounlrg & Squire tile reaction of the plan- Last but not least is the error should be^borne by WESTFIELD • Y/QODBRIDGE • EDIS.ON ,"• Youn CLOSED WED. board7 Coneider first high-rise commercial area the property owners. \^ Clolhiort To 0 rr T ,-MOUNTAINSIDE"*.GRANT CITY/CLARK w Q^£ t8rage^G61T^0Uireei" p;IanTred" ~foi—drc~ vicinity of—-The ~eotmctl -later -^^aqw Sj: S SHOP TKe"~boaxti—saggeete*l—tb a t—Walnut-^A ven u 6.—A a~tf—thi s-ceptcd—th e—bi d—of—Sal erno^| Clark purchase 40 flood- area is not congested enough Contracting Company Inc., 44l7JJlaciliULliL —~ —PH-which would be already! 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RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 15,,1972 PAGE 7 : 6 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT DAR Schedules Bridge Party County Speaker William Rhatican, a staff For June 28 assistant to President Ri- a Rebecca Cornell Chapter chard M. Nixon, will be the Daughters of the American luncheon speaker at the 1972 Revolution were entertained Union County Republican lea- The engagement of Miss at the honie of Mrs. Vester dership conference in the Kathleen T. kt-nnev zo Wll- Troxell, New Dover Road, Town and Campus Restaur- liani K. * ''Ncill, sun of Mr. Colonia, on' June 7. Mrs. ant, Elizabeth, on Saturday. and Mrs. i'mlip V. O'Neill Troxell was assisted byMra. Mr. Rhatican's address of Ci3fc GruV(.'b[ret'[, Kahway, Kenneth Freeman, Mrs. Ni- will ^ highlight a full day of was a.nrn 'unct-a b\ Her par- cholas Buroff and Mrs. campaign planning for hun- ents, Mr. jji^ Mrs. Juhn F. Lester Walker. dreds of party leaders. Kenney ot LVvcr, N.ii, Plans for a bridge party Miss keniiL'v, a graduate at the home of Mrs. Edward of St. Ih.>m.iH Aquinas High Moulton of Clark on June Clark GOP Picnic School, IJJ(.VLT , will complete 28 were made by the finance her st'niur year ar Clark. committee. I n i v e r s I r y, Worcester, Set for Sunday We've Got Mass., in December with a Mrs. Warren Norton of Everything jL-cret in i t>>ehulug>. Colonia received the door prize. The Clark Republican Club You Need V, will hold its Grand Old i 'Ncill, a graduate of Those present were; Mrs. for i-:-.edic ('s Preparatory Family Picnic Sunday at the Donald C. Fagans.Mrs. Tho- Clark Llks clubhouse. Fea- !, Newark, received his mas Roberts, Mrs. Arthur c suv.: ilia cum laude therbed Lane, Clark, onSun- Mershon, Mrs. Nicholas day from 1 to 7 p.m., an- .^h.-:'. and psychology Buroff, Mrs. J. B. Cleaver, i-.. su..r. v t..liege, Ch nounced club president, Mrs. Kenneth Freeman,Mrs. George Ebbe. 1 I i, MJSS., Of: Juflf 5. Douglas Freeman and her LESS son, Jeffrey, Mrs. William .. Rand, -William Luce LlCLA-ROCtlL Hi ilk- t-pl .. Robert.Kendridc, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roche t.%.' rfi. WarrpnMnnlrnnnfCnU of West Orange announced the Than You MtssUnHTRTfcHlngs MrR. Walker engagement of their, daugt^ Art Associations ter, MTs's P"atrTcTa~R oc n e, Before . . Mrs. Michael Francis Ford Linden; Mrs. Albert Jochen (The former Miss Monica Ann Elichko'i to Joseph N. Lucia, son of of Bloomsbury, Mrs. Ed- The former Miss Mary Linda Wilson) -M-r.- and M-rs-.- p ward MJUiton of Clark.Mrs. Mrs. Philip James Castalrio. of 43 Harrison btreet. Clark." Mrs. Gerard Daniel Lorenzetti ff Lindu Aim Funnu H^ Mrs. George Stanavitch, and from East Orange Catholic and now - ;;. tr,t ,The former Miss Deborah Lynn O'Reilly lattintti AM - flaly htinda Pat and Russell Troxell of ligh School and attended the 1 L:: i: -i—r T —TTT '. bt tim 7 Cl-ara- ^Maii-a-tr School ~crf—(ta~ J Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. con, where she received a diologic Technology, New- J'. Ritchings uf 11 Linda Lane, bachelor of arts degree in ark. She is employed by a THIS WEEK Clark, announced the en- Debra Garfinkel elementary education this Miss Monica Ann Llichko, baby's breath. group of radiologists. 1 gagement ul' tli ei i" da Lighter, :. and Mrs, w aiiarn : - ••. ._•[ As-. month. Miss Mar\ Linda Wilson, is majoring in education, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Linda R itchingti_, !x> Ri- The bridesmaids ^ : ,. Mr. Lucia WJS graduated 3s Armstrong or 12 The groom-to-be is a 1968 d-augiuo-i- Wins Contest John li Mr. -ifid Mri. Jorry Stoj- Coloniil. iron* l;nion Coum-y Ttdwi-- e-r Piaet-, Clark, an- An.eric J chard Martin. graduate of Ohio State Uni- The wedding of Miss Linda attendants. M iss Cindy Charles N. Wilson Sr. of 31 porate research asslstantby Debra Garfinkel, daughter Road, Rahway,, became tron of honor's \\K.\.\. u .-. wski of 14^0 F'ranlclin The future bride is a grad- cal Institute, Scotch Plains, 10% DISCOUNT ced the engagement of York l i: j .IF The groom 's ;.a retus a re versity, Athens, Ohio, where Albun L ourt. New M on mouth, Sea-Land Service Inc., reet, uate of Kahway schools and is 1 Ann Pannullo^ daughter of Marie Pannullo, sister of of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gar- bride uf John Joseph Mihaly, was of yellow daisu-s biu Ratn\.a\ , announced and is a June graduate of -daughter, - Mtee J-aivet . . hex ii bXlLletim.ilLlJa Mr. and-M-ra.-R-^bt-ft A. iM-i-t - he obtained--a~-bachelor of the bride, was junior brides- and Mt-chaef Francis Ford, F. hxabeth. timyluyed h$ Merck i___Llu., K L- 111 v , J a u g h t e r u f N1 r b. V L- f ^ [Juniu and ; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. finkel of 9"62"Rarltan Road, son of Mrs. John Mhaly of car-ri-ed a nosegay vi yelirw -N-tMAMi'k Colltjg-o of Engin— Arms t rung, to Paul uf Ar:t:- tin of 3n 1 1 1 ' ,-i.u- -Xvenue, science degree in business Pannullo of 47 Hillcrest maid. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mich.iel The bridegroom, a grad- liier, Miss Margaret A, inc. • 'IU-IIK u~ioJ>2 Millers i am.-. s i s i e r s u 1 U '. L bride. Miss Clark, was selected as the 501 W_ Curtis Street, Lin- daisies. Ihe briJchnuuds' eering. nas K em pin ski, son uf Pittsburgh, Pa. administration. He attended Drive, Clark; and Philip F. Fjrd ot So Lelferts Lne, uate of L'nion Catholic High den, and the late Mr. Mihaly, headpieces were uf w. '.iu rojkuwski, ro John M. Arti- Mr. Artimovich is a grad- Railway, necanic tl:<- bri^L Claire Lofciizutu, sisiur of The attendants wore prin- fifth prize winner in the CANDLE MAKING and Mrs. Alfred W. and is eni The future hruleis agrad- the graduate school at Rider Clark, were married on May School, Scotch Plains, iMvich. uate of Wjodbridge schools, BROW\-1IARRIS ,t i.i-rard [Daniel Li.-reM^em, i James Castaldo, eon of Mr. cess-styled gowns of sky 18th annual. Lenox National on Saturday at 4:30 o'clock daisies. They Cirru-J iinsi-- pinsk.1 of 51 Cornell Buuter t tile gr» 'Dili, J!.I.: Mrs. R • nee it R .d.-r i. >;llej.e. 1 ren-while coaching wrestling and Mrs. Anthony Castaldo blue silk organza with 27 ai 3:3" lock in bt. served in the Army for two in St. Thomas the Apostle gays of white Jusics I lie groom-to-tx- is the and is self-employed. e, Clark. Ur..- si.-n ui M .-. and Mrs. Man. Creative Tablesetting Con- SUPPLIES AND County PTA Has l.uri-nzftti ui 215 W. 1 rice i lie re. of 353 Second Avenue, Gar- matching picture hats and Mary's ' h u r c 11 Nev*. N U, n - years, including 14 months test. Byzantine Rite Church, Ran- After a huney;ib >n m ['•. i - sun t f Mr. and Mrs. Ciabriel An August wedding is plan- The engagement of Miss ise Armstrong is a grad- 1 llarr\ ijrar...;.iiMH'. r ser- V AilL-<->> ><• -DM AN lie is employed as a sales in -Vietnam. He is artending ^in-t'C, L.indci:. u;s J-n-_ I • wood, took place Sunday, carried bouquets fashioned mouth. The home management • way. muda, \.hv cuupk- wli r^>:j \ n i rin • v ie I: nl \*> Annette Lane , ned. Uenise Harris to Harold G. of Mother Seton ved us best n; .in with CJar\ representative for McCord Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- CANDLES! in •Tune 1 1, at St. Agnes Roman_ in the __ style of a ball of The- Kt K-v. Msgr, die home management The ceremony w.is per-in Ruselle. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. .onal High School, C lark. "Cllfrcn, Srovr-r I-'ric-a, Rob- ST; M an''s sity, M^disen, w4Y*H?e he 1-& p Catholitr Church, Clark-.- yellow - pom pone and blue " liulman class trrtvHss Maureen O'- formed by the Rev. Micfrael A recepti^>tv wia hvi-a m ArthurL. Brown of Rahway^. Institute on Tap Churdi, HaiiVidi,_. ^as ihe a senior majGr4n# In politi- wa_^ annoanced by her par- Kahway . A -wedding-date is not set. The Rev. George Lutz, daisies adorned with"- blue Brien at Arthur L; Johnson- Vu-risea-,—a-- -eottdln of th-r- PoGk-a-y-'s ^in-e- -•R-trnti, - i. m- a^ ushers. setting Sau:i\ia\ for the mar- cal science. He is employed ents, M1-. and Mrs. Melvin The- bride was giv<-'- in assistant pastor, officiated doves. during a nuj rial mass. Iht- Regional High School, Clark, brlde. den. Michael 1 >i 1 riage of'Miss 1 Lizabeili Anne bride v. as given in mariiagt1 by Supermarkets General, Harris of 14 Maple Street, le Will Aid New Jersey Blind marriage by her grand- Goodman, daughter "t Mr. at the 4:30 p.m. double- Joseph Castaldo, brother participated in the compe- The matron of hurur was The bridegroom, \v.'\ ..-. lit the ".^"rni^rr j v rhr rinp- Woodbridge, Colonia. i;; i:i..r tath:.-r, Cieorge I1, i l Heill\ 1 ring ceremony. of the groom, was best man. by her farht-r. Mrs. George tition. M-s Thorn,s Heywood of attending Newark Staru c al- a 'he home Industries di- AriKL- :: it:,!... hear*.-1\ 1-u [,:.- \\J:"U was and Mrh. J seih (nu'drran RI -"TAIL UHOI I SAL!- ,,t I'un ^ harl.'tte, I-la. I he Given in marriage by her Ushers included Anthony Cuba u as s -luiat an J Linden, a c usm jfthebnde. lege, I'niun, is rmflou'i: :\ Miss Harris is a senior ,i: i. the s h>.st. R 510 SOUTH AVfc . .on of the New Jersey thi.- blind .ire ^. k Ik-v. Robert luwU-s utU^u- father, the bride wore an Castaldo of Edison, brother organisi. Bridesma J^ were Miss the Towne I'avurn, I ni>i: M . and M rs. Roman Mr. Scizak is a gradaate ar Colonia High School and v j .!.!> 1 lie tiridt- .'. a candle- \va\, u> Kk! Nine Students inrtar.ion for the blind will e t- nt which is huir r i'd of the groom, Anthony Pan- Miss Kathleen M.lJcrrni. u M). Eileen Kokinda o.'Levutuwn, The b ridt- is cm_ luw^ i:, k-^K.: vX. ,so Cirove of Arthur L. Johnson is employed by Pathmark light g,.vMi , : liL-ta, silk, of 'Mr. and M Jehl. \ .iMl Empire-styled white silk or- gfiobt, i its third annual exhibit with the a^siMai^. A cocktail hvjur and re- ganza gown fashioned with a nullo, brother of ,the bride; ul' Ros-lU- -v a s tn a id of h vino r. Pa., and Miss Michaelena ttie IBM dej'.irtni -ni : [, L Li ik , announced tfie Regional High School, Clark, Corp., Linden. ..ryianza wuli t i v lace rrini Jr. of Nine students were admit- t •/• ' Siii. ' I V !• • I i' '• i; sale tomorrow from ^ Rah.w J\ Area Uir. \v. - high-ruffled neckline and Thomas Pannullo of West The bridL-iiii-ids were M.st. Berko of Avenel, cousins of American l-'lan^L- u-ni M \ •,- ^eiiiL-ni ul iheir daugh- and the University of Toledo, Mr. Brown, is a graduate ^L-; 11' m fulluw cd tl'.i-- v. L i"L- and k .mull : M, ted to the French National ( n j(> .'• .'•;. J.i '• r.M. I. to 9 p.m. and on Sai- man'^ L k.t.' 1 1 •! 1 k NAN-A^A : : long sleeves. The bodice and Orange, cousin of the bride, Judith liirkniier ul lia> the bride, and Miss Charlenv factunng Cuni] an\ In;.. Mi\>>n\ at the CJolden L.'irnerr. i;uui; [.. id a 11. i de- Honor Society at Arthur L. Pla-lJc 55In Weaavnp ur .ay from lu a.m, tu "i c i , - , KL-staurjiu, L-indeii. Johnson Regional High train were appliqued with and Guy Everest of Clark. Shore, N .V., a cousin of the a Robertiello of Roselle. Lin Jen. ,:, in William Scizak, Jouse, Rahway. is in the U. S. Navy, sta- , , r- , , ,, , r. . bend ill yOur ^K. u ai:.. i u-r !u adi u-ce bride; M-i .,: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The wedding will take place tioned in Norfolkj Va. l. at 66 Ethel Ruad, I di- . . , , Miss Rita CasLigliuiu \us '1 he ma main nlMi.^s M>>- School, Clark, for the 1972-re-embroidered lace trim- The masters Gregory The children of Mr. andChurch or Woodbrldge. "The best man was fdward j m.: let -uui tuend Wesiburs, N.V., and ->ci^,ik •>! Wendell Place on Aug. 12. A July wedding is planned. die maiii ul honor. 1'he rence Aseh, dai;L.htei" oi Mr. T-i term. med pearls and sequins. The Pannullo, brother of the Miss Mrs. Charles F. Post Sr. Mr. Post retired Dec. 1, Lauerman Jr. of Linden. and M-s. Henry J. Asch Jr.' They are: Juniors, Linda cathedral train ana hemline bride, and Michael Castaldo, Barbara RegenLhal a Mui- 1959, as deputy fire chief Ushers were John Snath uf Blood Banks Li dletowu. M ss Mary of 1144 Jefferson Avenue, i;! 12-1 Independence Dm e, Brown, Uenise De Simons, were outlined in a double nephew of the groom, served Rahway, honored their pa- after serving 41 years. He Clark^ and Richard a.id Jjhn \\ is- Marku'Wicz is a grad- •r girl^ v, 1 tin. bri-Roselle, rn Dennis Keenan, ruffle. She "wore a~Cirrrrel-oir betti i-urd, saisier ot the dal j arn win attired in Kathleen Newgold and Scott ~ as "ring beaxers^ — —— rents ar a- attrprise 55rii ie a life member of the • Elichko of Rahway, brok- son o! Mr. and Mrs. Lenton head piece of matching lace bridegroom, was ju.T.or Are Scheduled niversity of ^ wns in la\e!'idar and ni.nt Stebbins; sophomores: Lori The reception was held at wedding anniversary re- New Jersey State Firemen's ers of the bride. Ktrt-nan <>1 5 1-airvievv Road, and pearls and a bouffant bridesmaid. The Eastern ! 'niun COL!III> NL-W \\'i-y. di Oneonta. She green. I-.ach girl earned a ir.isner, Robert Gaylord, De- the Fountain, Belleville, ception and buffet supper ax Association and the New Jer- The bride wore an Empire Clark, v. as solemnized Sat- bora Sanguliano., 1-ynn Stan- veil of French illusion. The The bride was recently Thomas Ford of Clark was the Rahway Italian Ameri- sey State Exempt Firemen's A-line crepe gown trimmed Chapter"of the American Red \\At> liL-fti teaching in Lake -H-H-H^tt— 4*-H"-H!i—hH-e-ili Wi-lllC rUiiC bride carried a cascade of tiest. ..man., .lor hxs bruthe-r. Cross--will ho-ld -bl-eed-fcHittke- with ribbon to complement urday" in the Pirst Haptist islowski and Ann Yarusavage. graduated from Union Col- can Club. Association, member- of the with Aleneon lace and seed Church. The Alliance Francaise white orchids and stephano- lege, Cranford. The ushers were James Ford Union County Firemen's As- pearls made by the bride's from 2 to 7 p.m. on Friday, two years and plans on teach- the bridal party co-lors. of Clark, brother of the Hosts were the Posts' son ceruflcate of recognition for tis accented with Ivy. The groom served a tour and daughter-in-law, Deputy sociation and the Rahway unit aunt, M rs. Peter Pollick, June 23, at its headquarters, ing m New Jersey this fall. The bride and groom -vere bridegroom, Richard Gar- 203 W. Jersey Street, Eliza- teaching social studies for consistent superior achieve- Miss Nancy Wall of Gar- of duty in Vietnam with the Fire Chief and Mrs. Charles of the Exempt Firemen's As- and the bride's mother. The graduated Iroin Newark State della of I'tscaiaway and beth, and from 1 to ?>;'M- the L'niun L "ant\, Regional ment was presented to Debra wood was maid of honor with U.S. Marine Corps and 1B F. Post Jr. of Rahwayj and sociation. headpiece of Aleneon lace t. hurch , Nor til and L. ullegi , ' nion, on June 1. Julian Lavers ofNew Bruns- p.m. on Monday, July lu, Mr. [ <. r^nzetu's major School District N .•. 1. Genschel, a senior. the Misses Linda Higgin of employed with J. Marasco daughters and sons-in-law, Mrs. Post is a past state flowers with seed pearls was i, Llizabeth. wick. made by the brids s mother. at the Westminster Frcsbv- till are uja i!,iihic i ducatioii, and he After a honeyni.K-n in Her- The induction ceremony Massachusetts, niece of the and Son, Newark, a plumb- Mr. and Mrs. James Moore councilor of the Daughters to tlie public. groom; Deborah and Diane ing and heating firm. The bride wore a gown of S£h hhririle r.arrietl a c~dscadt- I Ian.-. !• i each m the fall. muda, the ^oiij.le will reside was conducted byMrs.L-ydia white organza trimmed with of Rahway and Mr. and Mrs. Mi>. 1 • rt-r.zet 11 w ill l>e m Rahw a\ . Rusenfeld, society adviser. McGill of I .inden, cousins After a wedding trip to Howard Borst of Linden. member of Star of Rahway bouquet of white baby roses, of the bride, and Heidi Ober- Cluny lace. The gown had a Council 110, D. of A. carnations. srephano:is and the Bahamas, the couple will high neckline, F.mpire style, Mr. Post and the former 66 man of Clark serving as reside in Clark. Miss Mtldred Ellison were Mr. and Mrs. Posx are lanrern sleeves, and de- members of the First Pres- tachable tram with Cluny married June 10, 1917, at her home, then in Avenel. byterian Church, Rahway. lace edging. Her flowers They have six grandchildren were white carnations, The ceremony was per- Weddle formed by Rev. Robert W, and four great-grandchil- Price 'em all...Then Call baby's breath, pink sta:is and dren. pink roscy in Colonial srylc. Mark of the Presbyterian The maid of honor's gown 388-2252 m was pink and the brides- TEL. O4O-77BB f-'RKII PARKING ar» «hi'thef ui Bank Americard Pr.rctno Doc^r By A> Ushers were Wilson V. D. Lovash of New Brunswick, 308 Morris Avt-.. Kliaui Tmlnftt Spmcfoi Bingor of Chappaqua, N.Y., and Steven R. Peti. son of GAYLORD ST 220 ST. GEORGES and Robert w. Shlppee of -CiarJcton-Shopping Center SUMMER CLOSING SALE Phon.- :ir>l-oooi Mr. andMrs. Steven Peti of Raritan Rd., Clark 382-2453 Greenwich, Conn., friends of 8b Parkway Drive, Clark. "FHE'E" ICARKHXC IN OVR O*V\" I or 382.6470 B the groom. 385CHESTNUT ST., UNION | Tun*. & Thurs. 7 -9 p.m. H The groom and his party -n ll.llj in t M I- * V M. l\ur* '"I '' t* *l SKIHTS Sot. 1-3 p.m. 0 all wore grey oxford walking MVV suits with orchid shirts. A Entire I'!* B No Appointment N*c*«aorY „ reception was held immed- <>• D« mmmm «M •• mm QVMIVIM M« iately following the ceremony I'VMM ITS l.0\<; UKKSSKS If you are considering one of Ihe in the church hall. Stock FULL SERVICE LOAN new-model cars, SETCO s lull ^t TCL' V.-\\ handle the transactions Mrs. Miller was graduated service finance plan can save you I • .i i^it"1 package lenl—principal from East Brady High School in >si s \A)\(1 SMBTS time and money. •••^^•I'S! . .ir .nsum ice. and loan and on May 27 was graduated Marked insurance—aU tn one payment to suit Travro's Family Wagon* Royolc is n Gaucho vour o^-.n budge! • —DeeAgn-^wlth—a—bachelor fHrnm'-lionw ihal you-oan- live-io- V \\\A)\ s|> 24-HOUR SERVICE fine arts degree. on weekends or for weeks al a time. 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Maybe that BED SPREADS his is a doctoral candidate EXTRA SPECIAL wilh your financial arr.in.je-iients For further Information call summer--plac&-youhave been- LAMINATES - in biology at the University already completed 277-6200 (Summit area) CO-STARRING ^«^.- of Colorado; "Boulder, Colo. ^5^l;-4000~~1(EilXab©lh oroa) ~ working for. Money? That's where SL1PCOVERS—UPHOLSTERY—SLIDING PANELS After a camping trip in A BLLIS i/2 381-4300 (Clark area) Allegheny-National -Forest, we At UCTC, wetTHVe -th e y—will- idi FREE FOR THIS SALE loan plans that make things OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M., SAT TILL 6 P.M. happen. Visit any office soon for SHOP AT HOMt Hl'NDKEDS OK COLOR SAMPLES AND DISPLAYS KASSEL - JANDERSIT SERVICE TO CIIOOSK. FKOM. .OUR DECORATORS fastixonttderrtial service-Helping WILL HELP YOt' 1»LAN VOUR WINDOW The "marriage of Miss is our business. You make it DEtOR AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Lorraine Jandereit, daugh- where good things start to happen FREE ter of Mr. andMrs, Ernest nria Amater a pleasure. CUSTOM LIMITED ENGAGEMENT ONLVJM'X OFF J. Jandersit of 194 Miller INSTALLATION ON ENTIRE ORDER WITH THIS AD Avenue, Clark, to James W. CLOTHES 'N THINGS Kassel, son of Mr. apd Mrs. AND HARDWARE Gustav Kassel of 12 Emerald 3UMIT and ELIZABETH Court, Clarks was solemni- Call us for fulet and 549 1NMAN AVE., COLONIA TRUST COMPANIY zed Saturday in St. John the reservation information Apostle Roman Catholic ACTION Rental Centerr SUMMIT u SCnnfirv HFIGHIS M C.UBH m fUMRHH M Rl7*flfTHPflBT M N[W Cnurch, Clark-Llndpn, 2 Locations, D«lv«y Strvlc* AvaibbU lTh newly weds will reside CWLT COLLECT irTVermont. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1972 PAGE 9 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Pancurak 4:20 Mile

Bill Sieben of Rahway, a third in the three-mile run at the New Jersey AAU Rahway girls won 10 tides The competition director In Tourney sophomore at Rutgers Uni- versity, won trte open one- Senior Men's Outdoor Track Nate Austin of Rahway Essex Catholic High School, under 1;54. at the eighth annual New Jer- was Richard Gritschke. mile run at the annual Bergen and Field Championships on finished third in the 330-Newark, whose throw was N aey Amateur Athletic Union Judges were Ginny Strayer, Nate Austin, RHS hurdler, ty Jim Pancurak, a member County Scholastic Track and Sunday atMonmouth College, yard intermediate hurdles measured at 59 feet 1 inch, passed up the meet because ;:• twirling contest sponsored Barbara Friedman, Karla y y of the golf team of Arthur L. Field Championships. West Long Branch. His time at the second All-American Tim Solomon of Rahway of a slight leg pull. He had $ g by the Rahway Recreation Blood and Lori Donaldson. Johnson Regional High School Sieben, a former track was 14:24. The winner, High School Track and Field finished fourth in the 880-been entered in the 330-yard &:-x-:-;-:-:->x*w^^^ Department in the Rahway Award sponsors were the of Clark, will compete in star at Onion Catholic High Eamon Downey of the Shore Bill Martin of Clark drove Third place was taken by Meet on Saturday at Louis- yard run as he was timed intermediate hurdles. The Junior High School onSatur- Quinn and Boden Company, the St. George Open Golf School of Scotch Plains, un- Athletic Club, was clocked in :s 33-foot powerboat, Hust- Dante Tagnoli of Oakland, iana State University, Baton in 1:53.8. The winner. Bill day. A record number of A. J. DeLorenzo, Ralph L. race was won by Kevin Allen Rahway lost one of its pecially at the high school Tournament at the Twin corked a strong finishing 14:13.9. r IV, co a fourth place finish Ohio, in another M srcrulser- Rouge. Dabney of Boys High, New Smith, Miller Pontiac-Cadil- the Bahamas 500, an oft- powered Cigarette in 7:5o. of Madison Township, who finest coaches when Earl C level. '^entrants competed. Lakes Country Club, Allen- kick to edge Chris Elliott Sieben competed in the Bob Yorke of Rahway was York City, was clocked in was second to Austin in the Hoagland, director of ath- lac Corporation, Chodosh ,ure race at Freeport in the Lundirions for the race Of the nearly 15,000 high town, Pa., on June 25. of Princeton I'nlversity m -senior meet with the North unplaced in the discus throw l:51.8. The first five NJSlAA Group 3 high and letics for the public schools schools in the United States Xerri Stefanik and Ad- Brothers and Wexler, Regina Last year Pancurak was the Amateur Athletic Union Jersey Striders who were ihama Islands, on Friday. v-t'rt- ideal. I'he sky was over- at the meet. His throws were finishers were timed at low hurdles, in 38.2 seconds, decided to retire. He was an with football programs In- rienne Swedler teamed to Corporation, Lehrer-Crabiel second in the event. The de- event. Sieben won by a yard second with 86 points. The : lustier IV, a Magnum hull case and the waves were short of the 164 feet required Funeral Home, Purolator •:>n[\ a. toot high. The race excellent football and base- volving more than 800,000 win the du"et competition for fending champion is Patrol- in 4:20.3. Shore Athletic Club won the wered with twin Mer- for entrance into the finals. Inc., Mercic and Company \11KK 1U \KO ^user engines, was behind was run over a triangular ball coach and an outstanding players, only about 100 seniors. The Popinjays were man Ldward Parfitt of The Rahway runner was title widi °1 points. Austin was timed in 37 basketball official. Inc., Rahway Jaycee-ettes, ; ee Cigarette boats at the course ut'f hrec schools have fulltimt- train- the victors in the dance twirl Linden. seconds for the hurdle event Hoagland coached the Rah- team competition. Mulvey-Ditmars Post No. ush. First was a Mt-r- ers. Pancurakls a two-year let- which was won by Bruce way High School football team 681 of the Veterans of For- jiser-powered 3o-toot A recent study indicates Individual winners of first lerman on the ALJ golf team. Punko Provides Scully of Audubon in 36.6. from 1938 to 1952. His teams eign Wars, Rahway Service i^arette. Copper Kettle, that one of every two boys places were: Carla Kracov, This spring the team lost Austin led over the first won 96 games, lost 26 andplaying football suffers an npvice solo (9); Patricia League, Rahway Council No. onlv three matches. Clark AZA Ends Season Unbeaten • .ven by San Jy Sarullu of six hurdles. Scully, who was tied 11. Rahway football 1186 of the Knights of Col- ...irview Park, Ohu>. He was y l injury and that 50 per cent Monahan, novice solo (12); chosen as the outstanding Janet Buonocore, novice solo umbus, Rahway Lodge No. Spark as Corey i.icd in 7 hours Jlm.nutes, teams coached by Hoagland. of these injuries would have The Clark AZA Softball man homered to put Fried- competitor in the meet, edged won or shared state tides, U6-17); Terri Stefanik, in- 1363 of the Loyal Order of , new record. His average been prevented tf the Job of Larry Johnson team finished its season un- man across the plate, and John Rudd of Dayton, Ohio, At one cime »^e Rahway team termediate solo (13-14); Moose, Catholic Daughters , eed was 72 miles an huur. Tim Solomon, a member the halfway mark in die race. supervision is placed in defeated but was nut eligible Mark Einziger tripled in the in the final sprint. had a Mary Ann Sheehy, intermed- °f America, Local 33 of the second was Or. Bub of the Rahway High School Nate Austin and Bob Yorke, 27-gam~ e winnin- -g properly skilled hands. Wins Tourney for the Suburban Council play- last of the eighth inning to Scully set a. national screaJc lt 0 the fln late solo (15 and up); Fran- Firemen s Mutual Benefit ' jgoon of Mian;. Beajh, I-ia., track an-d field team, won RHS athletes who were eli- - f^^ ™ Many times here in Rah- offs because it had nut played score Gary Gordan and Alan schoolboy record of 36.6 sec- e of 1939 ces Martin, two-baton novice Association, Kiwanis Club, Wins Tourney Mike Punko of Rahway, .o was in a powerboat sini- . , . . L ^A _, the 880-yard run at the New gible to compete in the meet, ?^7l trough the way there are coaches try- minimum number of Richer. Junior (11-13); Karen Stue- Badminton Club, Rahway FIRST HALF WINNERS The team sponsored by United Counties Trust Co., were w ,.ir to that of Satullo. H .s onds in winning the 330-yard Jersey State Interscholasdc were in Baton Rouge La 1943 season opener. The ing to treat injured athletes a former minor league base- requ i re 4, k\ _jhe ninth Inning ^ event. The previous record. Arhi^rin Aa^^iori™^ «n — *K^ AH A^^^J^J KJ..K streak was ended by Mor- .her, two-baton novice senior Lodge No. 1083 ofBPOElks, the Western Division champions of the Major League of the Clark Little League for - me was 7 hours 43 tiunuiea. The all-girl (.lark Lanes event. The previous record. Athletic Association's all -£ for the All-American high becaueethere is noprovislon Larry Johnson of Clark ball player, made three hits The Clark nine beat the the" score at 5^3 and with 8 7 rtPost No . c5 oFf the che first half of 1972. The team Is managed by Joe Conway, left, and coached by Frank bowling team won first place 36.7, was set by Bob Bom- grQup__nLser_. on Sanirrlny tn sr.hnOl rrnrif ^ fieldoham- ' ~° victory over fnr n rrnlner, The_ {14 and up), and Peggy Cor- Rahway - - "- ' ' won the Clark Sports Club's z^A drove In two runs to Colunia team, 5-3, on June 4 Colonia players on first and "rtnrexican" ; right. The boye are, left to right: Front row, Jim Conway, Scott Luxemburg, golf tournament by shooting i the Corey & Corey team m Class B"" crf-xrrc" annu-al- keasel of bhawnee Mission, Highland Park. _ pionship m^t, thelndiansTRahwa. . : —y- won__2—.•+-*2 won'.^^uiyt allo^w iL'r Th. ^ emix rime ridon, flag twirl senior, (14 R ve on the Carl H. Kumpf School third, Wasserman made a 4-u- —'jetbl ' - rol's Drive-In Restaurant. Jim Manning an€ Jim Lidon; second row, John-Schneider, Tom Grygiel, Ga-r-ald PlvelufVy l niun County Junior Bowling Kan., in 1968. Solomon was timed in 1: Ulysses Austin of Rahway straight gameErbeftfre^being-doctors are available is for and over). Slow _ The winners' runs diving catch-in to two stra h Bart Zucosky and Steve Markowitz; third row, Tom Scalea, Bill Introcasso and John trv juclatiun chain 3 for the half-mtle. He who vvae entered in the 880- , _ . igight t scorescore-- aa aam« gam?e anandd man manvy tirntime^ s they Pitch Tournament champion- WRre .scored -when Sreue. P-iaylnft for Clarke were GrygTeTT" ~ ~ ~~ " ——— tuuk tlie iiandi- tournament at the Elizabeth tt-~geveTt=raim?r^f^~v^rrU-^^ Sunday—at Bronhv—?- - ^— Post No. 5 team in the SeaboardTLeague of the event with a 73 He was er", catcher; Gbrdan.pit- J uiu-s UVLUI:—Lhc. J.mit.'. 3.^iL 5l_ event, is not a p^art J3er,nrui In front oiRicKOrurafi^ki^-of-aahwaAy-who- waa in £*£ Friedman Rosin firsthase- -U4iEv*ay Recreation Department baseball prugram bhows Hoa8land 8 of crack comneudon in New of Long Branch. The Rahway the javeUn throw failed to u winningpercen. that the Wacchung Confer- S5 in- man- Rnvirh his catcher, Scutt Kidgway, the ball used in pitching a 5 foot 9 e Ver c e years wa8 72i Helped b\ a 1,779 handi- " " runner, representing a Group place in Saturday's meet. ^ ° ^ - - ence should enforce the rule and Peter Macri. wood Tavern, 4-2, for the Corey team, was named the man; Rich Rosenman, short- ni0 3 s"^ cap, V lark Lariee cyialcO a "Urearn ^ani-" over tile kiwarus Club nine. The 1 ^l 5 SCIIQQU completed againsi They liad won the right to m he ta 3 de that a doctor and .title. most valuafekr ptuytrr •-Ht-the- 3,215 to win :he title. Mem- f? ^ ,1 J ,l f ~ trainer - The" Group^^p ^ p^ -EunkOv-who-starredinarh- tuurney and Punku was named Friadmaiv- bers of the [cam v. jre LinUa les on his own. plon8 ln ^e race. | » Norman Davis, Allen Buhl varsity, jayvee and fresh- The first alT^star game GIrTs Soitbali League 3 me t f ththee are: e^a~TraTTWaTTTTrgn rire~om"stanUiTTg-iiiuer; ——- Hutfenberger, Jill Pobkier, Austin, who waa named Solomon, a junior, built NJSIAA on June 3 in Highland a" "?"h" Bodna^» who led man football and basketball between the Boys Little Teams W L Bartkus Bunnies 3 10 That s 26 000 people reading School student, is a member Corey & Corey took home fielder; W jsserman, center- Karen ScrrK'nsky, Karen as an alternate tiie l 48 team to League and the Girls Soft- Merit Foodtown 12 VFW Post U 12 CONNECTION h for the 60- ,,upn a comfortable lead at Park J ^ games. 1 d of the Rahway coaching staff, a trophy donated by Mayur fielder, and Sandy Weiss, i a^nuulu anU Linda lludak. ~yard~~mgh tTuroues, aia not a»4-a tio with Dover Thmn.m—***H^r^m—rtrgtr woalr.onfJ J pajiip nf Chirk will be Clark K of C 2 Al Knox, pitcher for the Thomas Dunn of Elizabeth, leftfielder. A Clark Lanes team also Railway Recre~aHDrltejrartarcnt~ participate in that event be- for the state title. The "me RahWay YMUA~naS emr . played on Sunday at 5 p.m.Featherbed Lane 5 School of Elizabeth has been phasized all phases of camp- taking place. 1 he individuals took third ,ilact' in che Llastj cause other competitors had team also gained a tie for a a leader in the fieldof train- on Muchmore Field. K.K. & D Machine 4 A division by scoring 3,123 registered faster times. state title with CliffordScott ing for many years and 1972 who participated, under the Admission for adults will Friendly Ice Cream 4 ing wich Freddy Boyne serv- is no exception. direction of Ralph Iomp- Youth Baseball League Standings * * * East Or-ang-e. The-lndiana' be 75 cents and.for children Kielbasy Queene 5 It's JL._ ing a r.ea7rreqjtpmenr mana- "Tjamp Fairweather is the kins, program director-of the RAHWAYBOOK handicap uf Two R~ah~Vay~ High "School" ~ger. He instructs young m^n J1 *. - cents. Proceeds, will JJO ro American. Plumbing 6 was all-L'nion County guard day camp project wh"icn~usee Y," and Mr*-. BobfeeMul- Loftus Hsso 6 athletes placed tn die 16th to serve as tracers and is both Rahway River Park and Ugan, volunteer, were Bar- .e Brian Mega Fund. two no-hit games apiece in and Nate Smith led the county Colonia Hsso S^IFTSHlOP Jan-tilt i Catches Best Fish American Legion IVsrN i. annual Eastern Scholastic on the field for every sport- tfce "Y" building for indoor *>ara DeLoretto, Paul Mulli- Standings of teams in tlit- American Food the Coastal League. Another players ln scoring with 126 5, 1'urolator Inc., Stanford Track and Field Champion- ing event. and outdoor activities, ln- gan, Tom Cherubino, Bill MUSIC BOXES Lharles Oiaz of nu-hit hurler in Uiat league Unbeaten O. J. Trucking is Muffman-Kous 4. points. Kealts , Liadnunton t lub and ships on June 7 in Randall's The Board of Education doors there is instruction Blair, Nick Brennon, Terry For won che pool aboard the is Jarm-s Klly ol the Rahway holding first place in the FIGURINES Rahway tixpos have won the Island Stadium, New York American Legion 5,Curey The third straight title should look into :his matter in swimming, gym activities, Disney, Jean Hull, Debbie COIFFURES fox out of Atlantic Highlands. Indians. Western Division of the Rah- Swim Lessons At Rahway Pool FENTON GLASS Smart Fashions Chinatown Family Dinner first round titles ul vouth City, & Corey (unknown). was won by the 1950 team and appoint Bob Berger as crafts and bowling. Park act- Stinger, Mark Mojcik, Mike He caught the winning ling. leagues In rhe Rahway Rec- Kevin Kennedy uf Badmin- way Recreation Department Rahway Inn 1-1, Baumann ihat scored 250 points and At Bob Yorke of Rahway made the official trainer for all ivities include swimming, Coral, John Nardone, Mi- "Learn tu Swim" schools Boys and girls, eight to HUMMELS Orders to Take Out reation Department "DasetuTT ton t^rutrand'NrchutasSysocfc Siuw Pitch. League while 11. — - -compiled, a record.of 7-1-1. "his best thxow af~the season sports in the Rahway school hiking, nature study -and- ehaol Clayton, Derjbie Gille- *>fukieied at die-Rah- J^^yeanS o£ Sgej who are re- PILGRIM GLASS •Modest Prices of Lions Club have pitched Rahway Inn and Corey & St. Maarten Isle Hotel 17, The Indians were voted a in the discus throw to win systemr games. Once-a_week boating spie, Marie DiTuUio and way River Park-puul, Rahway. sidents of Onion County, are TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL!! WIDE RANGE OF BOOKS Thf champluiis liated by two no-hitters apiece in the second place in that event. Corey are tied for the Purolator 3. tie with Jonathan Day ton-Re- eligible to attend the classes Jr., Misses &. ATALLTlMESj Eastern Division lead. * • + at Echo Lake, Mountainside, Patty Cannon. during tht last week in June. leagues are: L.e^um, bea- American Legion. Another Yorke, who has been troubled gional of Springfield after Incidentally, we cannot Family groups from the without charge. Registration BEST SELLERS Half Sizes recent nu-huter was tossed The division standings re- out-of-town trips, overnight -. ryes board league, s>-lu-\ear with a sore shoulder, tossed the twu elevens battled to praise the efforts of the fine V Rahway area attending were J. J. Birmingham, super- cards for the learn-to-swim BIBLES Canton House b\ M11ward JK_>yner of Bad- sults follow; campinpgg in the 'Y" gygym andd & SET & UP ACADEMY (•conge (1 Scott olds, l-'urulator, Coastal the discus 161 feet 11 inches. a 7-7 tie on Thanksgiving Rahway First AidSqujiroo Mr an d intendent of recreation for program are now available 1540 IRVINC ST. minton L lub. WESTERN DIVISION " quickie trips" are frequent - Mrs. John Mulligan CHILDREN'S BOOKS League, sJ-lu, btanti.rd, Na- Ron Klotzer of L'nion won the morning. Top players were much. It has aidmen present and son, Mark, Mr. and Mrs. die Union County Park Com- at the pools. Teanis W events. d Mk M d M PHONE 3B2-S255 PAPER BOOKS (3000 TLI-«) Rahway, N. J. Restaurant AWARD tional League, 11-12, Bad- 1'he seCund ruund stand- discus throw with a toss of Jim Pulacco, Charlie AmasJu for football games and pro- Michael Favis and Ray andmission, said the annual ser- Children who successfully 5 J Boys and girls from Rah- minton Club, American ings are: 104 feet 5 inches. Klouer and Sm th, who was topvides invaluable service. Reyna, Mr. andMrs. Michael ies of classes will be held pass the American Red Cross 53 E. CHERRY ST. 1540 IRVING STREET Piscitelli 3 way, Clark, Cranford, Lin- League, 11-12, and Lxpos, SI- AHiJAKU LLACL'H holds the discus throw title scorer for the second year. Guarino, Marge, John, An- from 9 tu 9:45 a.m. on tests will receive "King Nep- CLOSED 388-0453 •-) den, Roselle, Woodbridge, Piedmont League, 1J-15. W of the NJSIAA. Armando's Gulf He scured 110 points. tune" and American Red 381-(770 RAHWAY, N. J. Carteret and Edison partici- drea and Adrian; Mr. andMonday, June 2o, through MONDAYS The Coastal and American American L-trgion 4 Yorke was fifth m the DaPrile Railing in 1S151 rh e R ah way- of Friday, June 3U. Cross certificates. S&H Slamps B&F Auto personnel for the Elizabeth pate. Occasionally there have Mrs. Michael Danzi, Chris Leagues have seen some hut Merck Dodgers i sho: put with a toss of 55 team again won a state cham- CLOSED MONDAYS Ivy Storch Handi-Charge public school system, is the been registrants from Brook- and Beth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Tel. 388-593© pitching tliis year. Derek Merck Tigers 2 feet 3-1/2 Inches. The event Linwood Inn piunahip aa it won eight of Action Equipment next president of New Jersey N.Y.; East Brunswick, Joseph Poda, Jamie, Maura, Santiago and Bifl i'ryor, boiii Rahwa> Jayc ees was won by Al Wdjciak of nine games and scored 236 Local 730 Rahway Recreations will State Interscholasdc Ath- New Brunswick and South Lisa, Jay; Joseph* Neabor; Ovei of Purulator, have pitched Kiwannis Club £ Led by Joe Kawaski Motors •j pla y BetsytuwJ n VFW in an - ,,,, m^j. ,, £ ,, , - letic Association. Plain field. Mrs. Wanda Chakola, Peter Slipcovers It Draperies Amorelli Mets 3 , ., . ,, , who made all o f RahwatXillWd v q MERCHANTS Steve's American o lntracounty Baseball League =_,., .a . . y ^ Speaking of the NJSIAA. After day camp children and Glenn; Mr. and Mrs. Merck Giants 3 Teams Finish 3 ir^mp on Sariirdav ^r 10 am Putnts. &e Indians tram- may go to resident or over- George Link, Bobby, Mr. and CORALLO BROS. Custom Made-To-Order tBOWCRAFT RESULTS game on baturda> at 10 a.m. pled Linden, 33-12 The bid- it sent out another one of Hah way My-tux . on the Rahwav River Park F ' • lucuiti- night camp. Rahway uses Mrs". Ludwig Knapp, Jeff and And Still Anxious Gv~ -J. ?,-—Erttnvootl—h-m—£-r s "Flash News" direc- of **leedafc In Maed-byAlbcrtSmich. " C^ ^-n *r^amp~SpeexB "and Camp "E1-- Kar-enr vtmm Action 7, Armondo's 6. COASTAL LLAG-l'L In Tie for First .. an all-statr*rae player~i~,,~.--. AAlI BlacD..^,k. ' tives. It is as follows: jabar, located in the Pocono Gubemat, Martine and Ga- ,400 N.WOOD AVE.UNDEN975-9787J&1601 IRVING ST.RAHWAY388-1250 Id 22 B & F 9, Local 736 H. On Wednesday at ft p.m. P and Gar field j, « Fitted In your home SCOTCH PLAINS W R s '' The end of the school VENICE THTS Piscitelli 7, DaPrile 1. Recreations will enterter-- LT^H»al ,,,K^~ T ^ ^ year marks the customary Mountalns of eastern Pennsy- brielle, Mrs. Kathryn Kane, • Guaranteed Work- 233 0*75 Purolator taijrn .Rosell iie iPari ki at wVeter - Lewis„„ . ,' who,° score d 66 ^ooinrulIliai lvania. Glna, Kathy and Joseph; Mrs, B &. F 24, Steve's Amer- ., J i ,• i J to leadH rhthe countv. time for the central office in Landscaping Italian-American Food Rahway Indians In Colonia Golf ana Memorial Field. m>ri* t,n "»^. The range of activities Beverly Scalice and Larry, Plugs - Switches - Lights ican 3. to be deluged with inquiries and Mr. Robert Wramtz, Bill « Ptneat ra Greif Bros. ..,, . . . made 60. relative to the conduct of becomes largeT every year. TOWN & Specialties & Delicatessen Bike & Key Shop lnman Hgts Three teams tied for first Local 730 lo, Kawaski 2. grid team ;o and Ricky. I he opening game of the T summer camps, clinics, Beginning with regular camp Stoves - Heat - Driers LANDSCAPING Rotary Club in the Clasa A section of two- Recreations, scheduled for for boys and ' girls from For more information on SPACE FREE ESTIMATE man, best-ball golf tourna- recreation programs, et al. 382-9222 Italian American last Saturday, was postponed. It cannot • be emphasized eight to 12 years of age, any camping program, call BICYCLES .. . Merck Astros ment at the Colonia Country EASTERN DIVISION lv Oi C1U the Rahway YMCA at 388- Air Conditioners We Cater All Occasions Ihe Rahway nine was sched- "'*! . ° enough that schools may not more advanced programs Evergreens - Lawn Care POWERMOWERS Llks Club Club over the weekend* The Teams W uled to play Summit. 2S3 Poin^s ^ w^n ^ "lne have been added until there 0057. All Types of Imported score of all tfiree teams was be involved in the summer Tree Service - Digging & Rahway Inn 4 ^ games. Ron Wood was cho- are in te r na tlo n alcamps. Products LOCKS SAFES 66. activities of their athletes. Trenching NATIONAL LHAGCL Corey & Corey 4 sen for all-state and all- training camps, out-of-camp . T n STRONGBOXES Rahway WALLACE A parent may send his child T 100 AMP 220V Service Mom's Homemade Sauce W L The teams were Lee St. Maarten Isle 3 America high school honors. to any camp, etc., of his 1311 ST. GEORGE AVE- CUTLFPV. etc. CAMPAIGN Stanford Realty 4 B.illard and Bill Morton, Al Baumann 3 Net Natch trips, likes and bike rides ||QerS lOD BOVS Cygler, who scored84points choosing during the vacation r AVENEL, N.J. 07001 Meatballs Fashion Fabrics HEADQUARTERS Antoine and Bill McEntee, Frani & Maryann's 3 for the Indians and Russ of several days duration. ™ ' (Con"inied jn Page s> period but the school coach- Veal & Peppers • Sausage 1537 Irving St., INTERIOR DECORATORS and Ray Covino and Legion 2 Captured Davis, 60. Cygler later went ing staff or booster clube These appeaanl despeciall senlor My toh -634-1961 Dom Lepore. K of C 2 to West Point and RonCher- cannot be involved." NIGHT - 351-5552 33 WESTFIELD AVENUE Curtains - Ubeu - Yttrd Goodfl Regina i * Ana Blue Batters Rahway, N.J. Ln the Class B section, ubini and Woods went to Family camp has become SOD INSTALLED CLARK, NEW JERSEY 1421 MAIN ST. RAHWAY two teams shot 64s. They Purolator l This is the clincher; "All RAHWAY 388-3612 Villanova. coaches (baseball exempted) a big thing. Two separate Something New! were Dick lndelicato and Huffman-Kooe 0 No amount of statistical weeks have been reserved Pace Girls Play Rudy Fontana, and Len RESULTS must disassociate them- information, however, can selfes completely from any lii late August and early Sep- *GomplGta Brake Sorvlco Hornsby and Sam Markwell. K of C 7, Regina 5. KEN'S show the influence this fine activity which would involve tember and some 20 or more The Tigers, with a record SLIPCOVERS Special Express Buses to Winners in the scramble Frani 8i Maryanns 17 First round action is che coach and man had on the them^wirh rhHr families have participated of 11 victories and a single by Specialists! Travel Guide shotgun tourney with 65s Clark AZA tennis tourna- boys he coached andorithpse letee." over the recent years, with'" "defeat, "are leading the Boys Beaut RfiPERIES were Bob Steinbruch, Larry 1085 RARITAN ROAD ment neared completion last wh0 were privileged to know We wonder why baseball exceptionally good represen- League of the Citizens Youth « Young, Harry Burke and week as Jess Ravich defeated him, tation from the Rahway area. Recreation Committee of CLARK, N. J. EVERY SUNDAY Ernie Hubble and Jim Mur- coaches are an exception to Gary Gordon, 6-3,0-0. Ra- Earl C. Hoagland, in his the N TSIAA rule. The Rahway "Y" also uses Rahway and the undefeated Salon Heatin phy, "Larry Sh"allcroTt, BT11 vich will play Mark Hochman coaching days, was the ul- Gamp -Speera-for-leadership Blue Batters, with a record CfiRPETS * WflTPR HEATERS & Werson and Charles Komo- in the quarter- final -round, titnate craftsman. He would This is another of the of 10 victories, are at the MADE TO ORDER RAHWAY 388-2699 NJSlAA's rules that cannot training. Last weekend a trip 381-0260 OTHER GAS APPLI- roski. Other first round matches settle for nothing but the Was taken by members of top of the Girls* League. 46 E. CHERRY ST. REUPHOLSTERY The girls' team of Merck saw Larry Banker beat Mark best effort and, in return be enforced. The standings of the lea- ANCES INSTALLED buses leave from * * 4> the Sigma Delta coed club Furniture Refinishing, Repairing Brake Service THINK BIG. THE FRIENDLY HOTEL Company Inc., Rahway, Epstein, 6-0, 6-0; Rich Rosin he gave his best. His teams of the Rahway "Y" while a gues are: Open * SMALL REPAIRS DONE ',!•, L. Mayers of Rahway won B.'odd and $7.25 • moved into first place in thebattle to stop Andy Margolis, were a pleasure to watch BOYS (7-9) A Complete Travel lues. & Wed. 9-ti • FAUCETS. SINKS VOLKSWAGEN 411 4-DOOR SEDAN 10:15 Ajvl team gross category of the the pool aboard the Ranger WHEEL ALIGNMENT 6 - 3, 7 - 5; Mark Kovar whether they won or lost Teams W L Reupholsfering Service Sat. 9-4:30 INSTALLED 14th annual Cadillac Tourna- defeated Harry Spear In a because they always played out of Atlantic Highlands with Tigers 11 1 SERVICE Rahway U N Hiqhwdv » I dim I j-ii $> / . JL. J ON THE OCEAN ment at Echo Lanes, Moun- a ling over the weekend. Love joy Takes Thurs. & Fri. 9-7:30 SULO BROS. • DRAINS GLEANED SPRING LAKE, N. J. 077B2 tight match, 8 - 6, 1 - 6, to the best of each man's Giants s 3 <,-,,,Hi A^« ^i 10;25 A.M. tainside. The Merck girls 6-3; and Mark Einziger abilities. Hoagland had a gift A Fabric Shop-at-Hcme Service CRUISES - TOURS CLOSED MONDAY PRIVATK B«ACH • GLORIOUS SURf Orioles 8 4 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. • PRIVATE POOL • ALL SPORTS • have a handicap of 714. upset Alan Richer, 6 - 1, of bringing out that extra Pirates 8 4 HOTELS PERMANENT WAVING Job Too Small Perth A.iboy: '^S 1 'imnh ,,i j[ vjpvj./ s CHEERFUL ROOM SETTINGS * SU- 6-0. effort that makes the dif-Medal for Judo Golf Day 382-1616 RAHWAY - — 10:35 A.M. PERVISED CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES Angels 4 7 OUR SPECIALTY m WONDERFUL FOOD. Send in your social news, Banker will play Rosin; ference between winning and Mets 4 8 CHANDLER BROS. UPHOLSTERY CO. IFREE ESTIMATES New Brunswick' Mejnurul Par kv%,iy 3f>O./^ and let your friends know Kovar will meet the winner losing. All Domestic and Overseas Municipal Parking ATTRACTIVE RATES The St. Agnes Holy Name Rangers 2 9 79 EAST MILTON AVENUE Samuel J. Gassaway Jni1 lhllllh 1 Writ* for B/ochur* of the Bill-Einziger-Mark Earl leaves a very large • - •" 11:05 A.M. what's happening. Society Third Annual Golf Reds l 10 Travel Arrangements In Rear of Shop 388-1790 Fr*d O. Cotgrovs, Koplin match. pair of shoes to be filled. RAHWAV. N. J. 07065 107 Monroe St. Rahway Owiur-Mgr. Tournament was held on Sun- we won't see the likes or Joe Bost of Rahway won a day at che Old Orchard Coun- GIRLS (0-13) 'ROUND TRIP, INCLUDING ADMISSION him again. gold medal ln the Amateur FREE try Club, Eatontown. Teams L Local TO TRACK * • * Athletic Union's Region I WE REPLACE PARKING ...Robert Love joy won theBlue Batters 10 There ia increasing con- judo championships last AUTO GLASS TRANSPORT OF NEW JERSLY HNS Trophy with low gross Sluggers 6 STEWART WATCH REPAIRS Long Distance OPEN cern over .the way America weekend, in New York City. cares for its athletes, ee- score of 76, while Richard Dirty Dozen 7 JUNE 25 Smolensk! won the trophy Unpeelables 3 B BEAUTY FOR EVERY WOMEN ELETRICCO. •'with Full Guarantee donated by Council Presi- Bo ffart s l CASUAL OR HIGH STYLE dent John Pisansky with low Whoppere \ "Watts My Line' »/ • ' . E A pert Repair's net of 71. ' on Ail Jewelry • •''_ fro m Pete Bongiavahi won the SPECIAL driving contest, and LenRahway Leagues CUSTOM MIRRORS FURNITURE TOPS Elcctricai Racing Now thru August 19 Alexander landed the prize RESIDENTIAL GLASS & SCREEN REPAIRS Contractors GOLDBLATTS OCEANPORT, N.J. PYJirTA for the nearest to the pin. (Continued from Page 8) ft(n0 V > PORCH ENCLOSURES JALOUSIES While You Wait! JEWELERS EXAtlA P«rrnan«rit 5% DISCOUNT 2 rallw from GardiH St.Parkway, Exit 105 Other pdtee winners were Storage clal V R hWay 1 T Intlng STORE FRONT REPAIRS We replace all types of RAHWAY'S OLDEST -IF YOUR CAR IS BROUGHT IN WITHIN SPECIAL TRAINS Direct to Grandstand S" c?°?V; h ' ° ('"T ? Vin Walsh, Joseph Dombrow- FU 8-2128 Lv. P.nn. stitlon. New York 11=48 AM Dallv ^T/,^0 " ( "" lenses, too! ESTABL'SHED JEWELER FREE ESTIMATES 5 DAYS AFTER ESTIMATE IS MADE World Tr.d. Ctr. (WTH) Freq. Sar. to Newark 4 - Ui30) 8ki, T. Alol, John Swlntek, 1 tjlait Shaping ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS DOORS Just bring in the pieces of Lv. Nswirk (Ptinn, Station) 12:04 PU Dally CMILDBCN uuotn is NOT ADUITTKD Stan LeWand, Jim Scauzzo J,""^ " & Colorlnfl House & Industrial DIAMONDS ««rt niii n«ki«««v. Regina ESTIMATES GIVEN your broken glasses POST 2 PM • DaHiy Double 1:50 FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE -Merck—Braves — CnS-HN-CTt Vf -H AlfJ- WATCHES -iilerck. - V-anka ; AfUU UNE'OF JEWUBV AMD HIGH DUALITY OIL Rahway Heating op. Mary Watari ft Moe G»i>nwa ; _ 388-1667 far're very proud ol oUr "SYSTEM" fast Pitch Meet * 4- • WESTFIEO) CGLORAMfl AUTO AND TRUCK PAINTINl •i- - AMERICAN LEAGUE 1743 SK G«Pra» Ay-.. RaKwoy Rahway, New Jersey CRANFORD 84 E. CHERRY ST., : Dial 388-5100 w 388-3914 Bui, we don't intond to "Patent" it — even though When our motor Bring the lii Iti ft 0 11 1£ 189 W. Main St. Rahway, N.I. TOMS RIVER RAHWAY experts give your 8; 9, 15r 16 tome of the b«n«fittt to you are: JUiy O 7 I3 l0 Lions Club 5 Urtb*lovably t>*auftlul aufo point lob* car a tune-up, it's family r r r ~done right the first Kawasaki Badminton Club Special fx»ln( formula* • 24-Kour palnl **rvi<« Sidellners RAHWAY time. We use only teur Softball Association American Legion -the-latest electronic Ultra-hlgli QIO«* which Past Pitch ^hampionships_ k4ejrc_k Jets -Flooi:--& JBedding &-Yv«r CiMironUa against fading methods. Drive in to TSaarTSTTBeia on July SI 9~Rahway'RcdSox".~ frwm tilimot.1 • LOW, LOW +r\<.m% our station today. Motors Corp 15 and 16 at the warinanco Elks Plumbing 'and Heating High quality malarlalt * tt«»d Crarp«l tcimtmini Park diamonds, Elizabeth + + * RECORD Founded 1Q28 call our tyttcrm — ~ and Roselle. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 5 Floors of Furniture Repairs, Alterations LL-A-FttieNb". Come in and Taylor & REMODELED T*rer~be" eligible ft>r xotmva- W L Remodeling "fmd out about »t — Knack Sh6p F.M.B.A. 3 0 — AtU a Friend!! Cocktail Lounge LINOLEUM - CARPETS COMPLETE AMERICAN & See Dave or plfiiyed three games ln a lea- American Legion 3 2 Supervised Playroom FURNITURE - BEDDING for Bowling Mothers gue by June 26 of this year. FOREIGN CAR REPAIRS Rosters are limited to 20 PROMPT. EFFICIENT Archie Taylor PBA Directory players- v -T7-AH—en tries-tntts t-^be—6 trt OnJ0lED}T€RRANEAN, CONTEMPORARY am Come In and Browse SERVICE KAWASAKI tiiitted to Leo Spirlto, tour- LEAGUE " EARLY AMERICAN STYLES Advertisements TOM'S AUTO CENTER advanced W. L hftment dlreciQacRgcrg^tjilP- 3——e— 7H9-2040 CENTRAL AVE. AT RARITAN RD. 381-41B0 CLARK engineering built Dfepartment, Union County -LU OPEN WON. THftU Rtl. 7:30 AJU. TIL 5;3D P.M. 50 Brunswick Automatic Lanes Park Commission, P.O. Box 2 2 CLARK 560 SOUTH AVE. GARWOQp 381-4700 CORNER W. 1ST 275. Elizabeth. N. J. 07207. Expos 3 2 382-4633 E-ST-IMA-TES- Call 388-0600 PU i^sai RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 PAGE 11 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 I Will

1 I ...T3W * History of Flags Trash Container NO SELLING KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! U. Shali, 45,Dies in Crash Mrs. Gus Boft A new trash collection sys- WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED tem culled roll-a-wiistt1 is Services were held Satur- A native of Linden, Lt. Recalled as Elks Reeleded Head now beinw: tested in I);ulc day for New Jersey State Sahli joined the State Police yr« County, Fla., by USS ("lu-nti HEADQUARTERS SLTI'ATION W.\N I'L-.O Sb.W'.NG MA(. HIN Police Lt. William Sahli, in 1954 and was promoted cals. HELP W \NTtiU New & Rebuilt 45, of 748 Bellevue Avenue, to the rank of lieutenant It features an H'2-Kallor) FOR FINE Frank T. Lagola, 53, Elks, Masons, Hammonton, who was injured last month. Lt. Sahli had Flag Day 01 328 Women ", Reliable high school scniur bales, bervict- arts " faYaTTy "Wednesdays -when—the- -been—assigned-to-the-a 3405 ix-twc-n FrMja O«l*d Product* Division orized in 1908 by Congress, and hydraulically lifted and W .-..rfleKl, N.J. raHBlvd Suit* 1 JO Houalon T,>»» Legion Auxiliary. famous Avon products near ' was commemorated by Clark dumped into the truck u •! ; .,^i:t.- Kail i-i • iv! MJtiun) .-ran, ,. f.^., 53 o, -'or t»,e past thr.e yeare. "^> P^; who _ alone J^ $££ "erved ^e Other officers are: First home JJring their free huurs. K \ ' I Mrs. Rodda, 75 Mrs. Rose Du Valr P^/TVTw ^d ^- "". ^- ?-^ ^ W^^a.Ne™^ Wo sisters. Mrs. Dorothy James Toal, exalted ruler, and the .system i> said to do 353-4KSO, L lark - ,jrg Hospital, Vineland. He was Wudcki and Mrs. Eva Russo, Mrs. John A. Gudor; trea- e 15 U aiul i \K R \ i M rs. Anna I h1c m a n presided at the outdoor event. the collect ion job faster, at in not on duiy surer, Miss Patricia Krov; K'idJ.i, 75, of 5ss Harrison ^,,M ..mcTaT'a^ra'bnVf £y "" "IZ'ZXM icrap not "on duty at the time of both of Clark. Charles Driessens recalled less cost. 10- ,-• v :;l V \ 1M \ rhe accident. the history of the flag of the corresponding secretary, V . la ; k ,."•. Siii-f(, Rahv-av, dird June- 84, ANE Member illne>s. Metal ^u., Avenel. Mrs. Herbert Math; histor- -i SJ L-( • J, t.rw, hr-ik 1 ; irans- United States. Replicas of 1 in Rahwav Hospital a!'i r a A native- >.r Avenel, Mr. Mr. Lagula was anuml>er NO SELLING KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! LM^-RU.N.l- .>-!<• 1^ M AN r; i' s M u;. a • u . ^ 1' - t ^ •' • the nation's first eight flags ian, Mrs. Theodore Rud- •, sei, M ± hr H--1 lllnt- bs . Mrs. HUM- 1 1 j j 1 r; >; i- r l.aeula liveJ MI SI nt his ut I iKJUt-e Pup ! ent 13, lse- nicki; chaplain, Mrs. Frank I-.Xl'r KILN, i : ' - LAIN i : R ill WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED were paraded and then dis- SAILING ALONG...Two m-embers of Rahway's Cub Scout care changes, up $2.1 bil- Jicsv.: . 4 i:. U,hU r, ci'iiditmn. Mrs. Rodda was a com- [) Val, S4, -! •S 1 al.i> L-i u lite ir. lin, Rahway I-.lks Lodge 1U75 I' a 1111 - d. - v. a ;• u Krov and sergeant-at-arma, lion, and welfare reform, ni.inican: ut ht. Mar\'s Ko- btrrt-t, l<.a!iwa\ and Latayette Lodge 21, played to the assembly by Pack 88, Bob Harraden, left, and John Rogiers provide .•1 •* i lizaiiftr. -\•'. , the lodge officers. Mrs. Frank Wietry. the wind-power for their sailboats under the watchful $5.1 billion; other $.9 billion. mar. l atholic Lhurch. 7 in Rahway it. ii al alh-r a KAM, and Post 5, American Observing that "various i ::ide!., N.J. • rHVll OBSERVANCE FLAG DAY ... Andrew Jupina, director Mrs. Joseph Walsh was eyes of John Mulligan, assistant cubmaster, right. Surviving arc her hus- long illness. Legion, borli m Rahway. Music was provided by attempts to control the 4 M - 4 V • Mrs. Horin, the band of Arthur L. John- of the band of Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School, endorsed for chaplain in the The action took place at the pack's annual Blue and Liand, NL-lvilU-, three dau^h- ^he was a L. 1> •i>; ^ j-i M- Mr, L.agula served in the growth of federal spending 1 Union County organization I 1K [ i K 1 1 ) R Arnu as a sergeant in Bel- ,•>, ,- „., - ,. I. ' 100 ,.i,iuj.. son Regional High School, Clark, is flanked by Kathie Neugold, left, and Anne Gold Picnic on June 4 in Merrill Park, Woodbridge. all ters, M rs. I-.lizaberli Hulst->.)f aenr of Rah^.i\. Clark, under the direction Kuhn at the Flag Day observance of Cla"rk Lodge, of the American Legion Aux- in the past have met wlrh \ 14 1 li/ibt-ih, Mrs. Mary i'arzke Mrs. Uu \'al wa.s -i nu ri:- gium and France- during iliary. little success/' the study Clark Resident W ld VV.,r 11. of Andrew Jupina. Taking BPO Elks, on Sunday. L V. 1 il N :u !mr\ ('.in, Mass., and her of 1 IHIH/A- r \lrican ir CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION Mrs. John A. Cudor was declares "more effective Mr^ Amu l-.ckt.-l of Metu- Mc-thodi^t L [ isci'i al t- linrch Surviving are his widow, part ln the military cour- ways are clearly needed." FrMl* Drl*d Products Diviaion tesy part of the program the winner of the publicity clu-ii, tu'.ir grandchildren and and a former n.«.!iiLK-r -•! the Mrs. Plvira lk-nd> Lagula; 3813 Uonlmmm BIwJ Suits 120 Houtlon. T.<*| 770O6 It examines existing road \ - R Ri iii li ] For 48 Years were the school's color scrapbook contest at the d children, ^ church's hil\Li LL'-J.I L. lub r\viJ sons, John ana Frank, guard and twirling team. county level. Miss Kathleen blocks to better budget con- Lai.nctrx , -both- *y\ trol at the federal level. GOLDBLATT'S Mr-. Marx Duch Horin, Muth, a junior member, was Rdliwav. .Mi' >• the Mrs. Barbara M o awarded top honor in the Among these the study cited dlcJ Junior Poppy corsage con- Even though the climb ln t prupoued in~Congress by large and growing areas of 84 E, CHERRY ST., RAHWAY evervone. W Surviving iircWaauchTfr, Wednesday in Rahway port Ke'adtnti, and thre^sis- taic-Seletted di. ll 1!J L [ _; 1 i.elan^. K.:. l^ui-Dthv 1)L. \.il -I RJI.V. i\ , -~i - ~ u-rs, Mi>. Nanc> \>>^1 uf The last meeting of theless than $100 billion iri fiscal year is only a starter, "federal ,n and M_j> M \ i" y i .? ± - > t - i^t4asftwaftjfeysBayaw*3Mi55fii^^ year will be a covered dish 196Q to rhe aear_quarter- Among indications of a fur- capes regular scrutiny or n a ifv: A j strl a -t tun- W i and M rs. Helen As Commander -s- HuLiii cam-- supper on Monday, June 2c\ trillion dollars proposed in ther rise in future federal annual Congressional review M. f he i imm ^ 1-. 11 logins "U"h IHh Wdl£K:DuTrr in N(.-u \ urk changed. year beginning July 1 re- major new and expanded pro- boiis l-uiu-i al Home, 1 1 10 when you are sleepy or ln bed. D.H. Pettil, vnii; in t. lark ionnaires Don't use little or unstable The dark horse awardwas preaents a fast climb Into grams proposed in the f Hr\jni Street, Ratnv iy, was Never empry aeh- won bv Mrs. Krov. the fiscal stratosphere, the year 1973 budget will, if all \\ •• V -in—c -ascent—seem^-^deetined -to—&*"«—ena.ete^7—nearly triple *7 trays into waste baskets. I ! •> - _ VILLAGE COMMON Injay No. 5, American Legion, was 4:50 p.m. Tree on fire at quicken, observes the New in cost--from $11.3 billion o. elected commander of theElm Terrace and Midwood |{o!)ol- Tukc Ove Jersey Taxpayers Associa- to $32.9 billion—by fiscal and Mrs. Unrath, 66, Union County Committee at Drive. tion. 1977, Increases include: Gen- FLEA MARKET ii— tts con vendon^in- Union.- The 9:-5Q p.m. R pfuae can under Clark A study .Of ftimre impli- eral revenue sharingT up $2.5

• v. i: ... -:..; : . <-•: <-• - county- organisiation vepte- the Penn Central Railroad cations of the federal bud- billion; special revenue shar- V k SHOPS SUNDAY, Jl.'NE 4 A: elevation on Milton Avenue get, newly published by The ing, up $2.3 billion; family- - a r .i .,; 1 ink m^ Leaves Mother, Brush fire ac 29 Dorset 1490 RAHWAY W-.i-AV afire. Tax Foundation, a national health insurance, up $2.1 \n. Drive. - itiui- ;-_ ^M-4 N-.iii; Ave. —•TtreSDAY, JUNr 6 research~organizatioTi, indi- billion, social-securiry re- . i:, i : L » io> : l.i: -• 1-i AVENEL. N Car fire of the Garden cates the $246.3 billion bud-, forms, up $6.6 billion; medi- W - Held, \ ..1. it- I W. • St,'IlS, Brother in City .elfi-n: .• i..:ii! i., :: at 4:36410 Maplp.me. AvenuFood eo onn sto/firee. b"ce Pfrk way causing con- C •!•: la rk A.id Piiil i[> H r, ... ':. Uu :-,-,: ::, ::i 13 > Irvrl' k . "( WEDNESDAYK , JUNE. 7 slderable damage to vehicle. *. i. i ve<., 1 ir.i. LI. i \ -. i". . • t i AIA\ ML i. Ii1;-^..1-- dire' Mrs. Anna W. I nrath, 11:51 a.m. Investigation THURSDAY, JUNE 8 N! .-• : . s •. :: \- '. •<. .. : ..i.d^l.ild: . i u- ,i:u: a ^r .u- ••! 1 T If at Rahway Junior High School. Brush fire at loO Broad- _ i.iUJ. •• -ill J.; J- SJ.'^i :: a:..KMld. Rahv.a\, L'.ied satLirua\ JI the nj.n V 1:33 p.m .Unnecessary way. Astibrnuk .Varsini; 1 It inn-, alarm. Worker accldently 32t FRVD\Y, JUNE 9 S >rch tJlLiins, aftr-r a U .!,.• off alarm system at Dry Brush fire ar the juncrure I L> • 0\) NOTICES D. P. ""Firm Paper company on New of Lakie Avenue and the Le.-= •t"-, ...v.'.; —i. I'aul i nraiti. 1 f Brunswick Avenue. highiVa^ey Railroad. .. , . . : NOT1CK OF INTENTION Mfl.M.-n *i-. wff " IVirn in Ci. rman\ . M r.s. -in , j . , i . i! 1 1 5:18 p.m. Tree on fire at ! \KK N' ' rU'"K ".li.it IVU- K t. :" .! l'arkwa\ I ;uail. Lived in NL\S \ui"k 1 csnd 2 Piece L all ^s-I "~. Women ^ Jefferson Avenue and Stone u w-\ <• • -\ I t '•["[ ir.a:n treat the pride of Street. id 2 e vefi my s J clird June f^ a Rahwayan Fined Gifts to Please i ri\ i't U- > r.r~ ^- .iilalilt. un THURSDAY, JUNE 8 1 1 r\ i\ me a VHMIIWI.I HC\ t-i-j^f 1 'u:;! 1 ol if i:: • • M I'liir.ui'n i .! - : • ^ i n ' te t- - Wt'tK W I 1 11 Ll the f amily 12:14 p.m. Investigation at LlU! lll- . \: i n a Dennis Storey of the 1500 H.ihw.i> New Jersey fur n-m-wal sii >p.at roacl:e f- MU^K al F ashion Stylist. __.. Rahway High School. i.i lMt r.ai-\ Hflail I'niiiiiiiM'Hon block of Main Street, DADS and GRADUATES -h.iH 1 )i^^ , ,.:,t i . ••.!• r, -^ ' N.'iMi-- FRIDAY, JUNE g I.ii-i'nst' C :i for prfTV.iM-s locaii'tl Average S 2 5 - -10 ..^ Rahway, was fined $250 and /•A e. , l '.I lAv .: . " . J . ~^^<- 11:15 a.m. Oil burner mal- given a suspended one-to- ,11 1U.S4 Si lli'ur^ch Au'Mui' H.ih fjei even i tig . %. BLACK & DECKER BLACK 5 DECKER \*. .t•- New. JITSI'\ function at 781 St. George two-year sentence for pos- Catt for '"% -\ t Avenue. •\i: :n- Objuciioiii. U an>. shuuld he session of drugs Oct. 11 In : a\ . :;a maile immediately in writing io Interview ;i SATURDAY, JUNE IO Rahway. FINISHING UTILITY M.i.iflint- Kukbi i^lu St-cri'iai) LEuAL NOTICE 382-5187 8:12 p.m. Tree fire on He was placed on proba- u( iht- Mui]Hi[)al Boi»ni nf Alco- Squire Island. or .UI...1 Uon for two yearys s bbyy Union SANDER DRILL KIT holic Hi-M-iii^- Ciiiitiul uf Kah- 9:41 p.m. Grass fire on CountC y Court JJudge Jacob 1 287-0581 i Paul Konic ., .,•. I' ,! hi.i- ^^ ui k-> 1 vJJ.I; '. ;;ii t,; Herman Purdy, 72 Audrey Drive. Triarsi at the Union County 1 i I . . KIT «iv*;» iljrl Slrt-fl, Huli-v.. -, Nr^, J'- - •-•!'• i_ ->i sents 23 posts and 5,000 Court House, Elizabeth, on STEAK HOUSE JLL-Ell FIRE PREVENTION TIP Frlftay^_. i flr-.l , h NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT t'hird Avenue-, Knsetlc, PI-: IF. KdKIN \Ki )S j\*. ru11" "1 an t lizuSjcth lt-a- Mr. Konic, an Air Corps K\ \ Nt i Kl.t is III \I1 1 Kh )S The Motter Family veteran of World War 11, AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR t a:: tl.t-r jiuo^b stwi\-, died 1-riday HERMES JEWELRY DASKAIJ IS at i lizabeih L.cncral I luspi- •iv is a former commander of 1 111 I Si I ii-ii! ^t* A \ rlllM- SMITH-CORONA tal, 1 .lizalK-il., atu-r a brief Rahway Post No. 5. for Graduation Gifts Hah'A.n \ i-v. .] <.•: -.i-> -1 Sf IVU I. . Other officers elected -at lllnuss. U.S. ROUTE 22, MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. PEN, PENCIL & DESK SETS Mrs. Colleiie, 58 I I. u ^.- a m -nihc-i" u' Uit- He was one ofchc founders, the convention were: Vice \ RESERVATIONS (201) 233-5542 NOTICE Ol INTENTION : iii. *M,I •••- ii. . M.II '• 1 i • :: ii. 'b * I ul '1 I 1 ii J- commanders, Douglas Bar- TYPEWRITERS by PARKER, SGHAEFFER KnlitHft^fl •—^^li^.; '.-.l --.cllii.. if \\\e l.lnuira Hebrew Cen- PRIVATE PARTIES 10 TO 200 2-pc. SUITS l i 13t>3. Loyal Order uf Moose, in- -row—of- -Lriircleey—Scfeet—ROSE- •^ |'>-' : t [•-•!, .ui •! ;i n ! , '• ••••HI III ill <• I ri i* MI I mi in - tt-r, T-hiabcfh ~~ tends to iippl> to tlit* Municipal t:r .-I I!:-. (.. \ 1 < urj . 1 It alsu J LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER NO. 322, Summit; William rr. <-! w- 1 l,v TI .i iJ. I . mi I I 'l .>!'.• If 111 » 1 •• I.Mi, • :- lie- conducted f urdy's Mnc WITH BRA Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- IN w .i!-. .i I i i . 111 '• >c• i" 1)1 (J i u O A 1 • Vtukt- Your Rest-nations Kurly SOLID BRASS | li i -> ( "ii '• r .i • i III \' ! v •• •- ; li '• I r |.].i\ , In!. J 1 --I, I.' > I 'I •' l.oather c^oods srorc. 75 Cox of Clark Post No. 328, BLACK & DECKER rr. DH ^1 ri, • ! i>>n • >\ .i\<\:-,.••- I . l.til'MII, - -I • I " Ail.liiu .\SM iciatji 'ri j\\d a Clark; Jerome DeParlier of All Types of 1 2-SPEED 1 SIZE TOP 70 [in--.,! (-•••: •-• .1 -(-.-i-. ..n- Club License for premises silua- un. (.L.irli.in. II i;< •! In; I '.'. • \ 'lull a tier a I 'Hv-' fi rn. •. [ ot nmi i tree man wirh Poet No. 5, and John Pen- FOG HORNS Sllli-t- N47 and u ., - ,; ::. ii,- Fencing Including crt-lf- --pitlu.n- .ill 1 "thnti .it..: Lu:U. tin.- lir\ >CiHJtS <••! >>\ . Ml- etrom of Post No. 433, New Imported from Pakistan JIG SAW KIT \ii<>\ fin'-n I - •''• H 1 •"•1 j"i'-!' • IKT ol tlu- lli.ii." !•' 'iii Rahway. New Jersey. \ II ..rn - ^, ,l] \ i! I I' !.(• • , l( r. 1 1 h/ai'i tl., Mix ct.ai-1 .- uuircli. lie was the Providence; adjutant, Fred Stockade AND BOTTOMS I'lJH-l .111 ' -I tl'" .-Mi "tl ! . k - Tilt; names of (he otlicers of ,-.:>, \.|. l»70(. ". I I S Uli». M L-^ ham s Assoc , ::. • . •.i.,: 11 • \ i . i [ - ii. l.i.-^i ^i.i rvivin^: m •ni'u r i it Beveridge of Post No. 60, 50 Reg. son' - I'on 'i I ).iii. -IJUUJ 1 this club and the oJlites they nil iit irn in \i-u a '•'. I \i :• > . • • NYLON GOATED Display Showroom Open L IN S-M-L rlv |(HI\ Ill \l\ll 1.. tl:c cLi5^- •! l J'i.'i i'l bt. 12.9S H .ih ^ -i\ Hi\ <-r in l.iti i-- respectively are livt-d in i-'lizabt- ;• •;• • , • - Roaeile Pnrlr; finance offj- _. y^md-S&HjFday=9^tcr=5- NOTICE TO BIDDERS !H .1 II. • -Hi ! 1 ll.v r.ui u^ '.- 1 U^l. hchoul, 1 h- ~T • b\ :n<- 1 in.-n I .Mini v. I'.irk [ (.Governor. John Spa/ 1a111 of 'Hi prior i< • Cumin, ; !•' ; i cer, John Stanier of Post . ,i i"ik-;. i U. 1 , ilii BIKINI OR BRIEF ITLI-.-,,",,. \i: ^..rk ^!...n Kasl 1 lth Street. Linden N v /.ll". (!,. in 1 ^ S_'. 35, Union; service officer, ( i .i r v1. i. ii v I..!1, sey junior yovernoi". Dt-nald LEGAL NOTICE [,-. il,. |ti, -,M. •,- \ in in i -i. ••; >i \r:.. :.c :.i^ MI rvi\ • < ib is Paul Molnar of Post 60, For A FREE Estimate . ill .igi li:., i'' A ( - 1 11- v. atj a ir.c-niLK'r ut rlu- Eilii'lmaii of M20 New Church -. .,!.•.! 1.1 I .. .'! ,1 i!n- t ,i v ,.i li.ih- ... I.M :(•• : ianu-1 J., -t ^ lart . Roselle Park; historian, .,]...•.! I", I li, H'l in- \.l- IliL-IU A^- .CKlt 1"IS, .i ^. •!!'- ! lnuira lk-lirs.-\\ t enu-r and Call Before You Fall . . . 283-1009 Slr<-el, Kahwaj. New Jerbe> , pre- i , -.in l.i. in c ..I I Inn li ^1 r • • l Adam Kolhoff of Lindsey- l :1K- hdwling t L-arn L,1 rJit.- iL-rn- late, Joseph Canatta of 487 Up ion •ri in 1 - u .11- T •'' 1 !i' >'\ '•', ! i mi. I niuii ^ 11 ••< i ; > • I i i •' •> • inuiu^aiii ./I .^i. XULII.KI'^ INSURANCE Street Poet; sergeant-at- 1'Uce. Hjih^iiy N\'^ Jersey, treas- U.ih ^ .iv on I mi- L'hi !>, I')" J .11 v it . . • i . l ,r ii i • s i [, • > • I 1r.i"i I (• M • Romji, L. ailiuli^ L LurcL, plu H'nai Israel, 1 hzaht-tli. CJGGONE WELDIfJG WORKS 1153JW- Elizabeth_j&ve. JLjnden 1 ..arms -. Francis—Weiland-.oi- - r ui IT. Ruben S! i ;in/fiibach oT •*.") ~^H—j,.jy^—t-u-ili-- CVHIIII. .t Cham- li.'Li \ i.-ui,. i.i l'i in > . luii \ ,. - CranfniM, :imi .1 ni nii'cr i'i Fuchsr 53 lie alsu \us affiliated with r 1.. 1 • • • 1 1 11 . H . 1II, I 171J ( . 1 •• 1 1 • - nn . . .in 'I Ur \ .nil "-> 1 i - • ' '• •" Post No. 3, Westfield; exe- [•jTUTvin Avenue, ttalnvay. Now its Ru^jr\ hi • c 1 ^ -1 s . Mt. 2-i.S, I-rec 574~R0UTY^f,lsELiN""~ 283-1009 Jcrii') secretary. Hfnr> Ksposito M i li.ni V . .'iiu. [•• \!.i|tl. \ -. • - Nellie A. KiChi, 5-.i, cutive committeman, Donald N and Accepted order ut Ma- «Call 486-4700 «^- til in.''. ^ uli .1 (• \-H( - I (M'« "• Sllr li'.i'. 1 .- .1 ri'•!; , ' lUl I'll - uf 840 WoudrulV Lane. Elizabeth, Sixth Str Anderson of Post No. 470, . 1 1 M..,!. ", i in 1 .i i ' u ["Hi i- \ i -^; i ii,. : > • II i: - Ntu,1 Jer^i-'j. U'UiLL'CS. ilichat-'l M., 'i ^. l.i rk .mi' in- ..k- H.iil i-iu', 1 urn in.m - I nil. I ' I • \ '. >>• \ \ - 111 e 1 d ll 11"ee Vea r ri -1 y,u. POSITIONS: judge advocate. nue. Rahway. New Jersey II .111 ^n 1 • 1, It ill •> ,i^ , N . Hi i \| i v \ ,.. ',) I • \ •• I I li C Ani.iny, his survivors is a [•) ' ; .1 III: til \.M. ri it I'leMuush lived in CIarK, The committee meets the Objections, if any. should be { '.ur-., . 111 • 1 .) I 11. r . 11.11.11 1 i r i. i III Sun[ Arthur lark. 'in! \ il i : !.. i - ..: i n^ II i i tilutua. second Thursday of each made immediately m writing to \ ....,!,. V, i.i i'l'!- [•• In- i>|n'ln •! I .. ..•..•!! •>!,' • !, li.ll'. .. month. Madeline Kirkbrighl. Secretary ui • i. .I.I ni |ni LI i . in I li i' < iii.ii- it v*. as a lurni ." oun- TRAINEES = tin- . • MI ,1 i |(.tli.l..-i -, I HV II .ill, I -V7u n.nii,ani I ttjl y 1 rinity Ko- t . ktH.i of the Municipal Board of Alco- 1 ^ | • 11111 •' | Jp • Hi. If you have a high school or partial i . n.i I !• i .1 •..!•! .i • •'' i • - • 11 - i ,,. ,.!.. il •>[!.•.•!, K.i!iu..s, N-'^ , 78 holic Beverage Control of Rail- 1 II way, Public Works Department, I . r ^. . MI | inn' Jr,, 1^7 J, -'I 11 eld. college background and qualify for our Special M ii ii i. i ,..i ! i ...IN. i I i .• It) :0U \.\U, I"1 -'1 |>i"'^ '"i 1MI- r " Five Graduated 99S> Hart Street., Railway, .\cw ,\..|k .rvivini; were held I ut'S- I !l c ri L'ht in r<-;r-i-t MTI s - • M;n i'. IV.nMnp, ^prrihr-iHtnn- - o ...... _., „ Traininq Program, we will start you at a level EXIT 136 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, CRAWFORD ill.' Jersey. [• i -i- ,, -. ,|.-. :-n ! i [j e||. lu %l!l.! t..|(h - .'I !>l'!-, • "1111 •!• t-- .,.,,,!, v-,. i son Crevra of dav tor Victor Kocur, 78, H • i i i J J rr LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE V c 11 • !. |V \M,I,,,' ,I, . ,it urn nn ( i •- M - "I I In ( ii ^ "I li .i .ni 1 |."n .1 t.ii ill-- |iru]>ti->i'.t is «n k , ui ,h'r^ bothers Jo- of nS-RichtieldAvonue.Kenl | commensurate with your background and quah ica- 1 irr- I i. •, . i,; ••: I',;M, H..k-, HENRY ESPOSITO mini ii i u, s, i j.r.• [..ii.-.l l'\ 1- i.ink I'- K". /ui, 1 sci»:i heiir> and Steven ilworih, whu died Frida y at B I ..: W .]• • Iiu il.lm-, 'M'J ••••-•• tions. You will then be moved up to higher level in 11 SccxcUiry It ,i - ,ii'--- Vlimii i- t.ki all ol Llarkp and Karnan Healrli and kxtended li-i:: Ad c arc Five Rahway youths re- tor-- -MI 1'in ill in sj ("Mi .i 'i'l«' |T"- ,, jiju ,i\ .-.I t.\ iln1 ( 'iMiirn i -.-l.m n sisters, M.-s. Jean " Center, Raritan. assignments at an accelerated rate of advance- ceived diplomas from Ben- j)(is,i I -. or " liu r r- in rii 1 li •• It •• ••• - II( It -in -. jinr i .i 11 'Mi, ti .i \ i- ! •••< 'ii A ment. l •r and Mrs. 1 ucille native ut Poland, Mr. r I.EGAL NOTICE L.XX1AL N . • ~l ,. •: • ii. , \- i:i i . • Illfl- 111 i_ '""f • "H'l tl l"ll ^ .ill :n Mi- i in il,. ..Mi. •• "I ih. -.ml der Memorial Academy, Eli- 1 i i) •. > ! i li. i ••! .i I :.r •!, Kocur lived in N evvark and 1,-n i ](J] .1.1% ^ .itt.-i «tpr-nm- NOTICE OF TAX SALE .'lit in- .-r -\t i n\ II 'il 1, 147 n both ut Clark. zabeth, at the graduation -.....;. I. i.. i |i< I il v -I bnK. -\ fi'-r thr- |.-n il.iv - \u> Irving ton be to re moving to CITY OF RAHWAY. NEW JKRSF.V ( .in, jii.il Mrrrl, H .ill" .iv, N <-^ ceremony last night in Bene- , . •• i i •••'•! ii.in \ ;>i presents draw in - "F -^jif. iii. .ii urn-, •.% i 11 1 1>I l| Kenii worth 22 years ago. SALE OF LANDS FUU UNPAID MUNICIPAL I.IKNS J' i -i". U7HO '.. -"i' "•" PUBLIC NOTICE SECRETARIES: dictine Chapel, 851 N. Broad br. rf ili-rmrii .1" ' I ill'' •MlMC" ( .niiiiu^^iijin'i "I I r.ni ~.|iori .i- Mr. Kocur, who retired \l-.r; ( • >uii i \ ! r«- .' H.l.U.i ill \ll|U^llll'-|)l " Street, Elizabeth. d«-p..Ml VMH l-r- lorf.-il.']. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given thai I. Thr mnliTsiRnecl 1A Positions open for both experienced t I-MI , I r.-nl.Mi, Ni'» .! '*' ^•"> t ..uc,er E. Pribush, Collector of Taxes -i'Il f( TITl.ltuk .,11^ il 1 years ago, was employed Dr.i u in fi - .ui •! -("•' i ii • 'it i'>ii - .in •! th !• 11» ^ l — inn "t 1 .'" .il County of Union will sell at public sale, the l.-iiuls ;HH1 Ht-.il ' l m ill. t |.,,Mh nM-.-tm- .HI \u«n- M years by tlK- Krueger Secretaries and recent grads. Good steno and Sister M.. Veronica, prin- ITI.I\ i>f f\ .nn i rn • • I .u tin I- n- I ... v. Turn.-ill Al'! I llMM i I t ) I I i' ' Property hereinafter set forth and described, to make th.- .nnmints •1 n, I • 2(n ll» H p.ML iirewery, Newark. cipal, listed the graduates ON MANY OF YOUR FAVORITE ^in.-'-r" - I H in ••- 1... ,il.-.I .it 1 .-.in.-, k .\ninu\ , typing skills required. severally chargeable against said lands and real pmi'iTly un the KOMI It I W. M II IIU I .ii i!i< \] mn i i |>.i! Hu i lilinp, .n as Jeffrey Clendenny of 577 [In- 1 .u\ ii! K.ifi" .is r-'- 1 .-.in<', k, N i-\\ J.-i-i-) .ni.l ir..i\ He was a member of Nesr first day of July, 1«T1 Un^ethcr with lnteresl on -.ml .inu.unt fi om 1 Mn iin'is \.imin f-iratot " lie-It i inn .• |>iilil i.: hf.ii niu Bryant Street, Brett Nunez >crvi->% l Ii'- n>;lit I" r<"]'*i I .in \ said nrat day of Jul>. 1971 to the date of ^ale and (he eosls of s..!< 104, Polish Falcons; Srar of » ill IM I,,-I.I ..fl lli,- l.-llou iin.- * * SEE A BROADWAY 1 STYLES FROM FAMOUS MAKERS or .ill [iro|)i)^iil-. .mil .il--'> rr- l.i'it'-i-. .(iiiinf; luii in PS ^ hmir -. Liberty Lodge 1057, Polish of 277 Dukes Road, Faye The sale is subject only to Municipal Liens accruing after Jub \ HMiii >' .1 (i j' 111 .ih'iii: si-r\<-^ llit- riyli! Io w.iivf .ui> Hi-Ll'-i- "ill hi- In ni i^ln-'l "iili NOTICE TO BIDDERS Zito of 141 Dukes Road 1st. 1971 and the hen of Hie taxes fur Hie \ e;u HtTl and ihe l -M . 1 !-'.' '2 - M an in H.i|ip.i- National Alliance, and Local in (unit alilv in the !n\ tin- i-ntincrr rrn prnppr nn- , ,.,M-I! -^ Thr- HlNin.-^ \.l- Experience preferred. Salary based the City Hall 1470 CAMPBELL STREET. CUV OK KA11WAV lll.ii k iiik, I "t y, r.-.n \ aid Hoagland of 464 Stanley Icrcsls u( tin- (litv of |tulivs.a\. ll> I .111.1 jlil\ III ('lit S ul i l'-l "t m 1111^11.11..! .'I the ( I I'l D 1 Mr. Kocur was a com- COUNTY OV UNION, STATE OF NEW JKKSE\ ON TUKSDAV \ inl.i t ) on. on skills and experience. A smash hit comedy I'tn- j»ropo^«-il I'linsirui'ti'iii H VII U \ "l , in ilw C -.urn il ('li.iin- municant of Sacred Heart of Place. th.- 11th DAY OF JULY IN'THE YEAR li»_72_:AT_ lJ)_^_0_O_t. I^S__ \l .i pul'ln ii u^ lii-ld Jiwiue- Rom-an IN THE MORNING, prevailing time . i mi a i *•. i punially fnniJ«-'i liv t h •• l)fii< -• t ni in -i in I he in .inri<- r • r.mTc-.i i., ]'.,. i-l.uii Mrlum Church, lrvington. TtriTTTn • • nrrrl' -rr-mrtr "I.-.A rn^ n( NcnriT^rv, tnr---- - He • -was the -husband- o£ Lg7J -it 11:00 A.M. prevailing Ji.thr.seJ7. Inn .r-^uta-iea (iiiruiiuiii.fi J iacn Ktra. Jusepblne .Kacur and. <'ll\'-]o|n I iiu r, al ^ li 1 < li lime tin's sliait Are. Rutn hioianowsfci, 677 AHs.sta.ice Prof-rmn. I I,.- .».- such caae;. made flnd provided. in TYPISTS: with a party of friends • ij;ti iiti.i irtM—^i.tn.inifi *itiii .ti ,jie iate Mrs. T"heresa Przy- oowuiul b.adur durmfj th. life > BEFORE SALE, THE SAID COLLECTOR Of lit'itiiiit; ilic iiiinif .mil •uiilr*'-'^ in- tip.-tH-.i .uid piihlif I \ ri'titl, tur ttit- paving nnd/ «r p.iiohiuu [(j i rmr.il AM-II^ ^.ML_ 7 I, ^o^ Kocur. No experience necessary, but a died Sunday in Freehold Area of the contruH , M. O^r.-Un-, AT ANY 1 IMt- B^U^ . AMOUNT DUE ON of l.i<(.]«T tinil ii.un*' uf iht; road Friday Juno 30-6:30 pm Saturday July 8- 6:30 pin Iltl mi uuLsiil*' miiirt'M-n-il i D lli<- DI niilil\ Irenclifi williui ibr l miiil !>'" hage. Friday July 7- 6:30 pm Saturday July 15- 6:30 pm in ruiii|iiiii icl li\ lir Luw 9 iirTTIrnts^vv 111" > > It i. rnti\ jtstt-r H«;l_ii'f Aif of W70. as followu to furnish ;i l t r[orni.tn <•«• |)ontl Linden. HUOEiL E. riUBUSH for I0OT; -of {jontrnct- m *-v«*«t -tlui No experience necessary for active Onlcr I I ?,~ S _ A>1- COLLECTOK OF A A. ike . She was a communicant EXPERT ALTERATIONS nf pr, qi- of it^iird, u Non-Collusion uffi- tlif r«• ^u l.if Total Subj«ct tt^^ul^l^nX ~ ^^- " Mary ^luzabetlT File, Mail ancf "Service Glerlc positions. 606. ilavil .inj ii certified ch<- than K-n (101 f" r rriil Hall. InUrot mtint Ni-(\ ,)«r^<-y, for the purchase Point Road, Toms River, LlnderiT ancl""ttaVWMDW "Oi I'Vdernl [lisastcr A^si-^- of thf amount bid, provid.-.l Hnl- in ii-I !>•• MiilmiilH-.i on To DilAiict -..u.] iht-rk iiffd nol !>•' more .»i on.- A.-ro-i.ifi Model XYW- died on May 31 at her home. Joseph E. Bolanowelci. tiincc _ O.tl.P- July 1. l»71 Unpj.d ihr- I'rujmsul li>rm him i^lu-'l '" Excellent storting salaries. Wide Range of bene- ALL TOtCSIVE PRICE Now For Information Or Reservation* tti.m $20,000.00 nor Khnll not C.F.H. Tittf- 32A - O.K.P. $ 129.12 $401 40 ihr- InHilr-r nn*i tit n^t IH* tui- :M, ot uLiuivult.nl, lor ih«- L?«— Born in Olyphant, Pa., she Among her survivors is a 1 Gforge Balnz-s !•<• 1«>S than JS00.00 and 1»<- i lil'.t-.l in il Sl'.l It'll <•!! vclopf fits, including a TUITION REFUND PLAN. •SPECIAL GROUP RATES Rm4- 5 - Nondi wrrimin a- 1.020.60 481 40 |llirl 1|ln O Uved mo8t of her llfe 1 son, Eugene, of Clark. 2 J. P. Plastics, Inc 47 lirlivercd Ut the pluer on or Ix'.irinji tin* iiiime unil inlitri'^N " -| "iio '.!. k st i* tion in Kcdunilly Asfii.i- 580 CO 062 !>9 % North "IDEAL FOR CELEBRATIONS. .3 J. P. Plnstics, Inc -17 bf iarr the honr n urn< d tilw>v«-. oi tin- Mulder and fir"j»rrt niimc. ruroIiYromArnoMjrVvAmbrosH", Plalnfield before For an interview please visit our Employment WESTFIELD leti Prof«raniH of O.K..P. 135.66 505 06 ANNIVERSARIES 121-123 L BROAD ST., K"K*^^*rttvcOrani*'il SiipiTinit-iidc-ni of Public Workh, moving to Toms Eliver six Bureau any time between 8 A.M. and 2:30. P.M., di«crimiiiMtion in Rm- 5 Harry B. Quinn 78 S, 0 672.43 mid tin- Non-CoUiiMion Affi- liv .i Cert ific.'itt* o( SurtMy (;iiar- 99Q months ago. She was a mem- K.C. Wollenberg *GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 233-2615 ploymcnt. 6 Robert C. Kruuger t.a davit are ulinched to the MUJV- uutct'iii^ io furnish n V*urfor- iMri sir*'i-i, ii»hwn>( Noiv Jli arc con- 5,143 70 tin* righht io necepi or scrves the riplit Io urcfpl <»r Born in Elizabeth, Mr, 10 Hnllmnrk Investments, Ltd. -451 14 rftjcjtJt any. or all hidii which in MmiuMpni Council ruuMvcs River. in the* raiitmri 1,074.48 rr-JKri «ny op nil bidn w|ii.:h in Wollenberg lived in Roselle 11 Loon Si Henrietta V. Burls 661 56 t ht'ir opin ion will he in tin' bc^t llii: ri^ht to reject any or till She wafl the Widow of John Park tor 12 their opinion will bv in I he liiilw IIM iliTinnl in tlir hcnl ]Q| 12 Wtlhclmioa O. Cromwell --,— B08 7 ^ l<4 -ifatowwt—<.»f—ilnc-i- f^ity^^-^-ar [or-.- 'l. Amonpf his aurvjvnyfl ia na" Lnnti: H. M B/IUW E. uawwu •• two r<*iimonn require**! l)y 1JIW« ""»" \.m-AM_tu'-n, ^Survivors- An - •-*-- Oily of-Riili-way- W. SCHROK V6f ClarkV nour:nT w. sen nor Year 19G0 Tuxes w. sen no K nonnrr w, SCHHOK td*> ~Mre. M-l&& -W~Main- Stv Inc.- --— ~- - -3W Hiisinrss A.lminislnitor of Railway. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 RAHWAY NFWS-PFCORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 open the vent window of his Handy of 1556 Lawrence car and stole 8-track tapes Street reported a breaks valued at $15 and a portable entry and larceny of;:SS0^ip.^ TV Show Depicts Vacation School 1176 Elliabath Av«., Police Blotter radio valued at $54. cash. The unknown suspect'' THURSDAY, JUNE 8 entered the hbuse through Honor Molt Mojor Mrs. Mary Shephard of an unlocked bedroom win- Seeks Applicants MONDAY, JUNE 5 to 9:30 p.m. more than 20 and Mrs. Robert lorw. Theiss and Craig Haase. Religion in Life 352-9658 173 E. Stearns Street told dow. Arts, crafts, music, Mark Woods is audio-visual FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. American Construction teachers and assistants art- Lxploring with Grades 3 Zion Lutheran Church, SECOND PRESBYTERIAN POOtS And ACCESSORIES DISPLAYED ON SECOND CLOOH SUN DECK reen, a. fourth-grade student police that two lawn chairs SATURDAY JUNE 10=_ir., drama, motion pictures, aids coordinator; Mrs. Don- SCIENTIST The first beet-in-show Company, E. Hazelwood Ave- expecting to study about the and 4 how "We Need hach Rahway. will conduct its In- Rahway award at the Fifth Annual at Franklin School, received and two loungers, valued at Police apprehended a £een-: stories, games, refresh- ald Bartlett is registrar. Rahway Thii July 4th Avoid Crowded Highways — nue, reported the larceny of about $30, were taken from ments will spell fun andlatest team techniques, re- Other" will be Mrs. Harvey (M Skating Champ terdenominational Vacation Pet Show of the Rahway Jay- a trophy, ribbon and a $5 ager and charged him, with Woostcr, Mrs. John Fleming The Rev. Paul N. Jewett, "Who Am I?" will be the Enjoy th« Convenience of a Backyard Pooll a wheelbarrow and ladder the rear yard. taking his father's car-witi)-. inspiration for Railway's sources and crafts under -Bible School beginning June cee-ettea held Saturday prize donated by Mrs. Lois valued at about $125. and Mrs. Robert MeCkler. dean of the school, said all Former United States ice cmi_ sermon topic by the Rev. W. All Christian Science A break, entry and larceny out his icnowledge. The ju- children from June 26 toleadership ol the cu-chair- 26 through July 7 for on Tully Field, Grove Street, Stevenson, one of the judges, ^a An attempted break and ladies,Mrs. Frank Kirs and Guiding grades 5 and ti inchildren of the community skating champion Monty Hoyt .those Edmund Carver at the churches will have as their Rahway, was won by a Ger- who writes a column for was reported by Donald venile drove the car and Jilt July 7 when the Second Pres- clas- service on Sunday at 9:30 Sunday sermon topic is entry was reported by Sun byterian and Trinity United Mrs. Paul N. Jewett, and the topic, ' Choose," will be are welcome. They may re- of Chicago will be featured man shepherd pup called the Sunday Star-Ledger. Franklin of 279 Lafayette two parked cars. Mrs. Ruselle Downs, Mrs. gister in advance at the Sec- in a half - hour television a.m. There will be crib room the Universe, Including Mam s Motors, 500 St. George Ave- Street. Entry to the apart- Methodist Churches of the an coordinator, Su-[- I, win be held Monday ! Bruno owned by Thomas A cat named Morris took nue. Someone tried to pull \<>rman hastman, Mrs. Char- ond Presbyterian or Trinity program to be shown over S care and nursery care at c»«i»Evolve^d bwy» AtomiA icr Force?Fnrr*? ment was gained by forcing Rahway will pool talents to name Faught. an dH TuesdayTill^v , Julyv d3 anand1a 4«. First Church of Christ, Sci- Seller of 221 Dulces Road. the third best-in-show award. a battery charger through les l.c^narJ and Mrs. Bo1 'nited Methodist Church of- CBS - TV Channel 2, New 9:15 a.m. ->&fc the front door lock. Missing sponsor their Vacation on the kindcrgartc;: tc-i^ !.- School will start at 9^0 entist, 830 Jefferson Ave- Eighty children of the city The feline is owned by Ei- a window which had been TO -rue. i. arlssmi fices or on opening day atYork, Sunday, at lu a.m. A congregational meeting in grades two through five are a portable radio and NATIONAL Church School. uig team developing thu u-p^ , nue, Rahway, services are leen Fortunato of 613 Har- vH% broken, but failed In the CONVENTION "l.uve One Another." vwll tx Among Bible ^diuul as- Irmitv. Registration is free. Part of the series "Lamp ""ellowshlp mu^c, Izorl will be held on Wednesday participated in the event and rison Street, Rahway, who Is other Items valued at $143. Through multi-media, sibiants and helpers will he at 7:30 p.m. to elect officers held at 11 a. m. Sunday attempt. It appeared that children aged -4 to 12 will Mrs. I'im>>th\ Maguirt.-, Mrs. Assisting with planning for C'nto M y Feet,'' the film ies filmstrips, refresh- ribbons and trophies were a fifth grader at St. Mary's nothing was taken from the Several days ago John ..n n: Miit, Martha kluse, Mrs. the school have be^n Mrs. School convenes at 10:55 explore timely aspects of Gordon Miller Jr., Mrs.. will show how religion plays ments field trips and prayer and to present proposed hud- a.m., are children and young awarded in nine categories. School, Rahway. She received premises. Joseph Krivenku, Mrs. J.'hn [, "'Hi, Nuightx.r," hanneson, Mrs. I't-arl Ihun, I rlnttv Council on Minis- Hoyt will be shown skating, movement, a paper drive a.m. to 2 p.m. student at Roosevelt School, best-in-show winners was Miss Barbara Mabbart, Mis^ tries. Wednesday evening ser- Rahway, and will be given a someone entered the vehicle At a special workshop at will be M rs. Kk-bcri bch- working as a correspondent will be held Session committees will Mrs. Jerry F. English, Dem- JoAnne L eunard, Miss Karen NEW CHAIRMAN...Featured vices are held at 8 p.m., $25 U. S. Savings Bond do- and removed the tape player Trinity on Monday from 7:30 wieterin^, Mrs. ^ arul balla with The Christian Science Registrations can bemade meet next Thursday, June 22, and child care is provided ocratic candidate for the 12th valued at $80, eight tapes Monitor, teaching a Sunday speaker at the June 5 annual by calling Mrs. Dudley at 7:30 p.m. nated by Kindness Klennels, Congressional District, to meeting of The Mother for children to the age of Rahway. and his wallet containing per- Library Is Aim School class, and sharing Painter at 381-2823 or on FIRST BAPTIST 12. be vacated by Representative sonal papers. insights about Christian Church, The First Church of lag. $24*, Florence P. Dwyer. Christ, Scientist, Boston, opening day. Rahway A radio series, "The The second best-in-show Walter C. Marueiefski of Science with his wife, kaih\ Truth that Heals," may be award was taken by a Peking- Other judges were Mrs. 538 Teneyke Place reported Of Stamp Drive and others. Mass.,' was Arthur 1'. Wjth, ShCOND BAPTIST Donna Gimbi of Dunellen who rlie new chairman •>! The Rahway You ln September heard every Sunday over sta- 15 Ft. MUSKIN 'HAMPDON' FAMILY POOL ese named Suki owned by his car stolen from that Christian Science board of is die sermon ot tions WNBC, New York, AM X Gnat N«w D.IUK. P»ol Wttt C.Urful WUU rr«m«. Candy Maureen Gibbs of 531 Lower shows and trains dogs -- address. Presbyterian women are Sunday Alden Drive, Rahway. Mau- she is a member of the TOP PETS . . . Three best-in-show awards were pre- Men Will Sing eaker for theMen's Rev. Orrin T. Hargrove and FM at 6:15 a.m;, WHRA, TUESDAY, JUNE o being asked to contribute directors native ol Den- a.m. service. Plainfield, at 8:15 a.m., and ~senred~fcry~itafrway iJ^jyeee—tHtee—at their l-\ifth Annual trading stamps ET "VTcnti THIS" nday at 11at the 9:45 MGUIAILY $347, SAVS $50 NOW Q A Police, lnvesnganng a WVNJ, Newark at 9:45 a.m. Send* in your -social news,- herdDog Cluh_ -- _anjl Robert Pet Show on Saturday. The winners are, _left t^jrightj 3TTte~of~rhis week's program Sufci, a "Pekingese",' P0d let your frtehdVknow a_ driveway on .^i Street, —disc derly men and women in At^ "Pliblication tor Colorado, member oFTrTeTTnion County ** Ihumas 1P a.nu re what's happening. Zoological Society. garnered first place. Her owner had been stolen from lantic Cit\. Those wishing to Trinity Church ristiar. Science lecturer. Hoard of Freeholders. The meets at 11 H£aJ ji'r"lwg'g"iyfmT'tS7"Thr^ • •nni riburt-- ...S . & H ^ Green first Reader , Men's Chorus will sing. hearaes tmj A male churus. is taein^ The Mother _ II' Muskin Hotboa Pnvl atracion of obedience rxaln-r Mrs. Jerry~Englieii". "at"whose aide. ClleerTTortunato, Arthur Brown of H93 Whe- Sid Stamps, I riple S Bluti There will be .a M_en*s_ Jng wUh htR Stamps and others are ask-organized at 1 rinity I r.ueu Christian bcicnee i* Uay dinner and reception of __ ChYIsaaiV Sctence 1*3 1 94 »S *tsi shepherd, Brutus. Mrs. new lawn mower, valued at t_-d to g^iv e them to Miss Mar- methodist Church, k. Mil- i. .cu-f\ and ab a di reports on Saturday at 0:30 FIRST METHODIST" roams-.- The- Rahway reading— rha A. Klose, 1 1 S> 5 Newton Avenue and M ain Street, Rahway room is located at 1469 Ir- Gimbi narrated. $Ht). was scolen from the P-.'r M the I" Chu [>.ni. Band Announces IH-inch portable, color tele- JOEY HEATHERTON -ving Street a ad is open-Mon- 'i H P. 74' Di« tr,»\, The categories, owner DUKE ELLINGTON ir ruTffi7y Surfttay wcrrsrop" —wtit—be - I^f i W* pUdfl* t* |varan1** tha ' Utually names, Police are investigating L.ach church is being ask- program on Father' Day held at 10 a.m. through the day through Friday from Win field won the 15-inch, noon to 4 p. m. The public Uwait prices •» any Identical , , ^ -(^ and breed of the winner for reports of a person firing i H tu contribute 10 books of Sunday, June is, -it summer. A. Winners of 3 black-and-white portable. Story of Heavens Mrs. Miranda Is ^ blue ribbon recipients are: starter pistol with blanks FOR RESERVATIONS CALL (201) 827-6000. a.m. service. Rev. Kenneth A. Austen- is invited to come into any«n*. Thm filter and otc#t- ' ->! 29 *-.>trj Class 1, small dogs for chil- The names used above are Rehearsals tile berg will preach Sunday on study, borrow or purchase ••rial W« »atl you wilt b« th» , about midnight on several playboy clubhoTtl AT QRCAT CjOR^E tJgkt WMS Jor *ti» - iyjtm—nn(J~| v~~l • _dren in grades two and three, as they were listed on the gram, which is "Make Room for D~a3cly\" ~~th~e KTlng" Barnes "verston"or— muhts last week in the area ai tixa pool yau ulid. T» ••!! J u*u««tty i'-UT'i ntti -'* r/ji4« **>/n Richard Aimone ofMCTLake slated f o r b ro a dc a s t u v e r A closing program will be the Bible, ' 'Science and ot the Acme parking lui on .m> i'ark •>tly tiv» Knail quality pool* ( 140* Avenue, S no ball, a West High- Richard Graham sold the or WJUM on June J5 presented by the Church Health with Key to the Scrip- Winners of the raffle con- St. George Avenue. station in land white terrier; Class 2, test conducted by the Rahway most raffle tickets and was tures," by Mary.Biikex -Bd- -IMini.. and- -Undc*_ i«ii«n . Jind '. |H ^j|( j John Day Jr, ui 257 Union. lfr"8730~"a7m:," "will" be con- IU bctrool during- the -worship medium doge for~cTfIT3reh awarded a prize, followed by ducted by the church's mu- At junior High hour. Under the direction dy or any other authorized wk«r« y*u n«*J th*m. ioti*- , u,uo||v High School Band and the Street reported that during FASHION \M) COLOR SERVICE fartian Owaranl»J. I „ r,. in grades two and three, Band Boosters were announ- Judy Wilson, second, and sic teacher, Gerry Decker. of Mrs. Donald E. Brewer, Christian Science literature. 15 Linda Hartzell, third. the night someone forced W. will ti*lp you thooi- Christine Rhumm of 204 ced this week. f ABBICS, STYLES £ COIORS The Rahway Junior High Church School superinten- Red Grahman was raffle FIRST PRESBYTERIAN limited OuanflTim. Subl Priaf SaU n J _ f- _iu v ^1^ Alhermarle Street, Zelda, Winning a 23-inch console, School I'arem- 1 eachers Or- dent, the children will pre- FILLER FIX THAT „, ,i , nnifilrlf w/erfuiri "' Rahway an English bulldog; Class 3, color television was Mrs.chairman. mmm mam DRAPERtIS • SLIP COVERS ganization met June 7, and sent the parable of the seed Prices Good thru June 22 1597 IRVING ST. large dogs for children in The organizations con- and the sower. Neil Pintauro of Perth Am- BEOSPBEADJ • CURTAINS treasurer, Mrs. John Dre- "God's Ultimatum to Man" RAHWAY grade two and three, Pam ducted the raffle io pay for will Sentationat Savings on Poof Fnckagvsl boy. Mrs. N. L. Taylor of m DAI) ^iLL VPPRLCLYY HATH SHOP - LINENS. ETC. tiei" btild. a projector and The Aduh—FeUowahip t NEXT TO OLD Mahoney of 2028 Wall Street, traveling expenses. will be die sermon subject COMPLETE 11N( OF nePlACtMCNT POOl LINEH5. LADDERS, SKIMMERS. Clark was the winner of the •iL CiinU l« our hruulilut nrt, .Intr ; RAHWAY .THEATRE DRUG S11 de^ It-' t tilt- SCIfcMlCt; dti— autmd "Fiddler on the Roof" of the Rev. RobertC. Powlcy VAC Sm. CHtMICALS and A€CESSOR«5 FOR ABOVf GBOUWD ^OOLS Pepper, a Labrador retroi- V parini.-nt, an supplies and at the Paper Mill Playhouse, • CHAtGES ACCETTKD ver; Class 4, small dogs for at the service on Sunday at ff»* Tafkino. uii driveway runt lo Sto<« I Daily 6PM. Mon i. Thy. 9PM OPEN 7 DAYS a media center for the li- Millburn, on Saturday. 9:30 a.m. Child care will be TO SERVE YOU children in grades four and Cufdai//i brarv were donated by the five, Maureen Gibbs of 513 TEEN-AGE DRIVERS - OLDER DRIVER5 .STORE provided for children through : "VV« do help yov" In s:houl- ZION U'TIUTRAN the first grade. Lower Alden Drive, Suki, a RrVOKF 0 DRIVERS! e£ Kahway Other events scheduled Pekingese. FREE PARKIMG "W« don't icll you" the of RAHWAY \< L i ifticers lor are: Today, 6:30 p.m., We- Also, Class 5, medium FREE DELIVERY 1119 W. ST. GEORGE AVI. t-d r 1 he Rev, Walter J. M«lur belos~~Cu£rScouts" meeting; (LINDEN PIAIA) ; i M i randa , Automobile-Insurance ( will conduct the services on Saturday, 4 p.m., wedding four and five, Thomas Seller 100 V \\ IHMI \\«-.. I .milni. V.I. 975-6050 Daily 1 0-6 u, M i's. 1. Sunday at 8 and 11 a.m. BOUGHT Ol'T oi Miss Wendy Elizabeth of 221 Dukes RoadJ Bruno, r, secretary, Church School classes will Wirth to Richard F. Greg- a German shepherd; Class Motorcycle Insurance Arthur Wheaton. and meet ai 9:15 a.m. ory; Tuesday, 12:45 p.m.. 6, large dogs for children in •^^pTTTF^FV'y surer. Mrs. Henry Thorny, A ground-breaking cere- Circle 1 meeting, church grades four and five, Kevin LIABILITY and COLLISION iwrr 1^--" K'-urin^ president, Mrs. mony for the Frederick 1-air- library; 7 p.m., Boy Scout De Karski of 739 Beverly AU TO FINANCING—I'RLMUM FINANLLNL. Bernard M lller, announced clough Hducanon Building, to Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., Ses- tlie ne.\t meeting would be- be erecteiion the church pro- 7y7T Bedspreads Curtains sion; Wednesday, 1 p.m., 7, Cats, Eileen Fortunate of held on Sept. 13. perty will be held on Sunday circle 3 meeting; 0:3u p.m.. at 4 p.m. r PRESENT 613 Harrison Street, Morris; Call 381-1100 Shower Sets Circle 4 picnic. T Class 8, miscellaneous, Mau- Drapes Meetings scheduled are: i Valuable Coupon THIS REOEN COUPON POR AN ADDITIONAL reen Kseniak of 391 Cornell INC Today,, 10 a.m.^ Women's ZION LUTHERAN Avenue, Melody, white rahblr, ARTHUR LLOYD AGENCY, "Service Group; 8 p.m.",final and Class 9, reptiles and meeting for the Vacation ON YOUR PURCHA.se amphibians, Suzanne Bren- 1743 St. Ocorgc Ave, Rahway- SUMMER SESSION Church School; tomorrow, "Family Responsibilities' . . . OOOD ONLY UNTIL SATURDAY, JUNE 17, l»n nan of 238 Berthold Avenue, .% - 65% JUNE 27 TO AUGUST 10 6:30 p.m., men's picnic; Mon-will be die sermon topic of two turtles^ Bella and Brillo. Our 32nd Year of Service day, 8 p.m., Lutheran Church the Rev. J. D. Kucharlk at Winners of ribbons will a Make up Courses for Women; Wednesday, 7 p.m.. the 10:30 a.m. service on 5TABTS TOMORROW AND ENDS JUNE 17 be listed next week. College Admission. Youth Choir; 8 p.m. Adult Sunday. Sunday School and imm mmm mffls&mmm O Complete Accoloraiod A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OP MEW STYLES^ AND Choir. Adult Bible Hour classes FASH IOMS I N BOYS' AND MBN'S CLOTHI NO. SLACKS AND 95 Hl^jh School Program. An interdenominational will meet at 9:15 a.m. OUTERWEAR! Vacation Church sSchool will "AUCTIONEER'S RETAIL,:; DAY or EVENING CLASSES Next week the pastor will be conducted between Mon- attend a summer institute tf CLOTHING STORE" " NEWARK: IN RKOINT'S FAMCrOS BRAND UP-TO-DATE, HIOH- day June 20, and Friday, at Concordia College, Bronx- FASHIONED DOUBLG-KNlT 5PORT JACKETS, SUITS AND ^-..—- ,,:„.' " 969-2283. ••' V ,,-.• FLARES ... ALL DESIGNED TO ENHANCE YOUR WISS BLDG. July 7. Hours wUl be 9:30vine, N.Y. APPEARANCE FOR MONTHS TO COMEI Fathers Day Special 11506 Roosevelt Ave. (Across from Trailer Court) no ^71 KPO&n ST. Qih Fl. ~_lia..IIU_I<2- °Q M^D^.sy through The newsletter staff will SfWest Cdrteret (Near HeSi Station & Blairs,R,d.) • (opp. MILITARY PK.) Friday. Children may be re- meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. iti , HOURSs OPEN 10 A.M.TUES. thru SAT. ; , MA. 3-4O5O; MA. 3-2O70 gistered by calling 382-3672. The summer schedule, e SUITS o SPORTS JACKETS life: ;•"•' 'i iTiL.9 P.M;.ON THURSJ'& m. w.^ ••. "with Sunday School "recessed, -•'-StftCKS- ® ftit-WEfiTHER^SOfiTS when we provide the financing (and a free gift) TRINITY UNITED and the main worship ser- the comfort of .i newe- car And now you can enjoy them even more METHODIST vice at 9:30 a.m. will go o JEANS o FLARES e HIP-HUGGERS Everyone enjoys the luxury e into effect on the first Sunday COMPLETE ank Terms a.e reasonable and repayment plans are Rahway o NYLON JACKETS e BUSH JACKETS 3 by the Community Slate Bank nearest you and YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP of July. j ve found the car for you. your auto loan The service on Sunday at TEMPLE BETH TOR AH o WESTERN JACKETS i n*^w edi.-- - 11 a.m. will feature the will be ready~We en]oy s " Fatlier's" Day Men'e Chor- Rahway « KORATRON PERMA-PRESS '72 fashions by Lord West as us." Church School classes iulvertiued in '"'"Modern Bride," Wed enjoy serving you Pre-USY Sabbath services JACKETS AND PANTS (FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 1 -6) will meet at 9:30 a.m. and "Brides," etc the coffee and fellowship hour will be conducted by Pre- BERMUDA SHORTS « SWIEHWEAR RENTAL SERVICE Vast variety of shirtb and will begin at 10:30 a.m. TheUSY members tomorrow at o Junior Youth Fellowship will ~873O~~p^m7 Newly -elected of- o WORK PANTS^ANlDhSHffiTS acceasoriea. meet a. 5 p.m. and the Me- ficers of the Rahway chap- BOYS' SIXES 6 TO MEN'S S1±E 52. thodist Youth Fellowship at ter will be inducted at the COME SEE—COME SAVE! (A CARAVANDAY-CAMP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE "7 "p.m. Oneg 5habboa.-- clean and EMJERING GRADES 7, 8, 9^ Other events scheduled Other services scheduled the bride's wedding gown are: Monday, 7:30 p.m., are: Saturday, 8:30 a.m.; (minimum 6 suit rentals) S 98 Vacation Bible School work- Sunday, 8:30 a.m.; Monday, Reg. 16. shop; Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Ad-7 a.m., and Thursday, June 115 W. 2nd AVE. AT GHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE ROUTE 27 (Cor. Si. George's Ave.) At R.R. OVERPASS, RAHWAY Free bus transportation available in Clark YMCA ministrative Board; Thurs- 22, at 7 a.m. PS" CALL FANWOOD - SCOTCH PLAINS day, June 22, 1 p.m., Young The Ner Tamld Group P.M. 381-0<>90 Open Daily 10 A.M.-*) P.M.—Saturday to 6 P.M. Women's Circle; Sunday, will meet with Rabbi Jacob During Coupon SaU- AM AH»r»Hon» At A Minimum Coat. Fathers Day Special 3Z2-7G00 June 25, Church School Pro- Rubenstein on Monday at 7 w?- FOR COMPLETE motion Suid~a~y. t> .-m.

SUMMERTIME IS FUN-TIME IT'S ALSO A TIME TO LEARN NEVJ SKILLS, MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND DO SOMETHING YOU SWIMMIN& NEVER DID BEFORE . WOODBRIDGE CENTER, LOWER LEVEL - WEAR STERNS, ACROSS GflSTRO AT YMCA UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP 1 \ LEARN A NEW HOBBY TRAIL$IDE - V TELL i JRE-STODY Here Is the special FiREE offer lor financing your new car THIS GO,CANOEING OR at Community State Bank: LEARN an American Eagle 1. For auto loans under $2,000: Choose either one ol the items shown SIQW tjp esnsj OR *mxa(D8 j,000 or more, but lesa 1 6726'i- 7/7 v • |Bond ±n feu? Hoglfl— jjagle cooler AND. grill OR a hooded 16 ^SummpriimGl aright away. r_. ^^Z,X^sl^^c^^ec, Eagle coo. and gr,M OR the Crest-Une for ron- bar-b-que PLUS a quality 3-piece set ol Old Forge bar-b-que utensils -_•; Period^5 8/21 - All these items will be on display in each ol our offices Drop by and see them-then, HAVE A PICNIC - ON US.

DOTHESE^THINGS *ND^IANY MORE AT DON'T DELAY - GO TO THE YMCA - TODAY ^ 1564 IRVING ST and trust company • LINDEN RAHWAY ROSELLE Fathers Day Special 925-3500 iTOWGS" NOW —MLMBT.R THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 PAGE 15 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 14 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 SCA Taps Officers For Coming Year Cleanup Moves I Civic Group iss inner, the German National Honor The Southwest Civic As- donations to the Clark Barbara Ham of 1 Society and received the ex- sociation of Clark elected Library fund, First Aid and Fairview Road, Clark, is the ill cellence award in German officers for the coming year: Emergency Squad and Clark Into 4th Ward recipient of the Deutscher K Gl in her junior and senior Mrs. Linda Fischer of 48 Scholarship Fund. : Club s first annual scholar- Yhf cleanup drive in i. lark years. She studied in Ger- Lance Drive, president; Har- Activities will resume In WJ Policeman ship in the amount of $500. will nu>vf inru the l-i u; nh The Madison SchdBl Safety September through June con- many for a summer and ry Hart of 57 White Place, the fall with a membership Barbara was a guest of the Honors and scholarships branding in college as a re- Ward starunti ^n June 1^, The Fourth Ward Civic Patrol annual awards as- secutlvely to Andrea Rever- lived with a German family Deutscher Club at a meeting vice president; Dorothy drive .under the direction of garnered by Kahwav anU s^U ot" her scores uu^l announced Jnhn I-. Allaire, Association will give a testi- sembly was held at the school endo, Andrea Givens, Ronald in a school-sponsored pro- at its headquarters on Fea- Tressider of 30 jSjcyline Mr. Hart- Clark students attending M"- I ^vel I- xani.natmn IU, Jr., director ot d.e tiivvnslup monial dinner for Police Lr. gram. on June 12. Gassaway, Barbara Rlddles- therbed Lane, where she was Drive, corresponding sec- ther Seton Regional Higi. iu. t >eparrmt-nt ut Public W-.rkn. Thomas Jenkins tomorrow at Certificates and pins were toffer, Anthony Pasciuta, She enjoys painting -«and retary; Carolyn Flaxman of 1 introduced to the members School, Clark, were announ- Kin . la>K>r of Kahwj> 7:30 o'clock in Scott's presented to patrol members Raymond Vansco, Frederick plays the guitar and has 25 Deerwood Drive, record- To be "born a gentleman is ced bv Sister Irene Mar- Manor, 180 Main Street, by Max Schoene of Rahway, Kaiivv j\ ti • ^j rinc : • ill for achievement: Eugene Gallaher, E)onald Finer, Iona been art editor of the ing secretary, and Richard an accident, but to die one !s garet, p rinc lpal. t. > raduatii 'H Orange. president of the club. It-ce. I >T-rai-..- K • ^'\ -f Finch, Ronald Gassaway, Jay Jones and Elisa Zinberg. school's literary magazine Laszlo of 5 Tudor Drive, an achievement.—Free W- cereni.jr.us u.c-iv U-lu Li^i Among rhe speakers will The selection was made ,wa\ !^v tl.e I Ik- t lub Beam, Claudia Pritchard, Awards of merit were also and the yearbook. She plans treasurer. Grown. The Berjen (N. J.) night. be Richard Haley, vice JJM™****"****1*! by the seven-member scho- ai ten.: \ illaiu v.i , K atli\ Frederick Gallaher Alexan- reSented to Eugene Finch to enter Dickinson College, The 800-member organi- Citizen. Over $54,U»HI m sclH'lai- president of the Afro-Amer- larship awards committee of Carlisle, Pa., where she will . t i l.irk :A M.I: IM! dros Katsaounls, Raymond ^as captain, ; Ja•* y oBea m ^a«s the Clark. Scholarship Fund, zation also pledged to make ships ana awards v,^re w, r. h t^r uJiMructiun have already begun ican Law Enforcement Offi- FL'FILS [1AVL SHOW...Work of the Needlework Club Vansco, Anthony Pasciuta, pursue her interest in lan- by members > I riu- s<-".i. r hank and 1 rust i. om,uny. Located at cers Association; Frederick lieutenant and Claudia whose chairman is Mrs. Mate of Charles H. Brewer School, Clark, is displayed by Donald Finer, Rex Ur and Pritchard as lieutenant. guages and perhaps enter the class. d Avenue, riu- modern iacilit> will offer Green, also of the state Stanley Fink. Two members bio-chemical field. 1 [. Vl hird members in the school. Pictured are, left to right, John Roegiers. Dana Johnson and Eileen Susan Wri'kr > t ;< a.'". y. .i - -in uinduws and fret parking, <- omple- AALI--OA: Detective Alfred of the Deutscher Club, Carl 1 M rs. John Burger, advisor. Kim Gamble, Joanne Cordes, Also, Andrea Givens, An- Burke were honored for work will receive s.iil.' n .. :x i^ war. Meanwhile, a tetiipwrarv uffice Smith, and Robert Lee of the P. Clauss of Clark and Klaus Nancy Kraus and Donna Faede. drea Reverendo, Patricia with kindergarten children. Eberling of Colonia, partici- u u>td until [he ru-v. oftlCe structure is state consu miners protec- Forsythe, Iona Jones, Ste- Five Rahwayans tion department. The Patrolman of the Year Miss Barbara Coelln pated In Interviewing of ap- ranct-. ••UUL^ 1 f. Kal-.v-Jv. phanie Smith, Diane Voll- trophy was awarded to plicants. The fund will handle Bernice Valentine and man, Arline Easman, Kath- Eugene Finch. Trophies the administration of the tting together Stanley Curry are co-chair- leen Waters, Barbara were also awarded to Andrea award. Receive Degrees Wins 1st Voynik Captures m in. Riddlestoffer, Elisa Zin- Name Clark Girl V. »: Robert Reverendo, Andrea Givens, In addition to the criteria a great look? berg, Suwadeee Labelle, Dana Johnson and Eileen Linda Matusaltis, Donna followed by the Clark FIRST RECIPIENT...Barbara Ham Is the first winner Burke for outstanding For NY Ecology Scholarship Fund In award- of the Deutscher Club's $500 scholarship. With her is rt Assn. Scholarship Driving Offense Plus 65 Picnic Wietry, Llchelle Turner, achievement with the kinder- Put it together Linda Headley, Dana John- ing its scholarships, which Carl P. Clauaa,_a, director of che^cUb^ . Five Rah w a y ans we r o garten patrols. includes evidence of fi- son and Eileen Burke. wii-iuucB eviucne-e oi ii- • crraduategraduated from MontcMontclail r with RisqucShoes Officers of the school Program in July .an n > srw JV tu rriur CH8S6 Mrs. Charles Leonardr, nancial need, high academic also for their interest and High School, Clark, where gtat;e College on May 29. for rhr yrar: itl of -the-Madison patrol were presented with Miss Coelln ability, good character and high proficiency in German, she has been a member of '_ JMtmUier it's perfectly plain rs . F nv YVekul; i rip? Barbara isi;cccca 1--1 Rahway L haprer No. (SOT .School Parent-Teachers As- desk pens. ' bi"2ML^-u^_ Ccc; senior at the German Club for four They are: S. uaan or with a. touch xifJnu Tnolm i Purdv- ^H1- ries and leaving ui" the Amexican~l\saociaLiun_. T . anc-Jarion,-awarded pins, and.. Eugene _FJnch_. was pre- has been nod fed by award were judged Arthur L. Johnson Regional years. Mr.v ri.\llis Sui'krr J "453 CiiidiJilL v\as ^f Kenred Persons will hold ~~"— ——• » ~- director sentecTwTth apen-~ari3-pericH ware^Karitan ~GTrT cout y_ ry classic look- You can Avp • «J tic-^e^^y--adviso^v-M^-sT^Diaiui-^o^Beil--Eha^- sh^ Johnson of 1179 Charlotte be suro you always look great RAHWflY 3v at rvTeTrili Park, rrdisoti/ member of"C ten"," for dependability and- selected ro participate in a 5,379 More Jobs Available in State For Youth Corps Place, Regina Kahney of 850 ... when the name inside is r schools '" ! _i c_'_'-cha: :iaJ.ies; exm The affair is billed as Risque^Just one (rom our Wider Opportunlrv progranv : Richard Boulevard, Nancy ,ifi Now ihio June 30ll VI JO :n jut. u. '1|1[l l 'I;, ^ -"=-. P i -errt'JC ::. _ _ _ i'^F=3 erTCy=WHF~S'e^^^ —by—tcr-^hSJ^ T viiuk •>! Kahway, a ^peJial beginning in the nwrrungand installed "Environmental Action, be able to ,- -,!.-[ i:. U.r- ^;icr.. .-hct uilicer, oii June "". ending when readv . w new patrols"foVthe 1972-73 from"July"9"through July*22 an additional 5,379 jobs Sen. Clifford P. Case of Newark will be ame to Avenue and Catherine Ann p.. Uom a leading company 1IAND1W W DI.M .»Nh IK \ 1 I- L >...Members of the v v. ^uri_ih:.j.n Y< <\ ink L^ld hn trance badges are avail- cipairdis"trrbuted"Vwards of school year. at Camp" Misty Hollow" in under the Neighborhood Rahway to provide additional employ 7 000 y^uA^stead Schultz of 232 W. Hazelwood <• -Iwii ai uharl^^ U. liruwcr ^chuul._Clark, ol me z/a - y Avenue. i!-"wV\ • i '\\Z"e tie uas~dri~vi~n^"~abTefrifi ~ "froTrr officers "of the J demonstration ot embroidery, lourung '-^F ..i.._ _. . - _ .. --'Trophies—an^ LJ__^ d. - _J_pina-wer« _„e Corning^ , , hiv, ,w Youth Corprps summesummer prproo - °> announceu oy will give you MORE COMFORT arc of donated by the school PTA. The "youth's pSracrpating Labor Department in -received is ,.ir ir. 'm i NUir.i l al Kahwa> GUden Age Club, and c n-c tu ting bv M r&. James lUiieiu, schoul secretary. Month for the months gram. It was announced^last funding ^ar_-Jhe_iiYiI^[2XD^_ feefe and SflVE you MONEY. Call for in the program will live in h her degree summa cum . L.iu il o :\U i\ik L- in ....u ihe A-\KI' and thcKaliwaj Mrs. hinetu showed nur.v articles ofliandiwurk, includ- week, by the United States gram would allow New March. a primitive wilderness area, Jersey City s job total will laude> majOred in biology :.ili at lr -^ I .ni u.u-r. tu lU-iired Men s flub. ing smiie iiiaUe b\ her in tu-r nauve Australia. Club Department of Labor. Jersey to increase ite share rise from 1,666 to 2,206 as [:-,t i males man a limnological research and plans to teach. She is a FREE F f^^O^.i^-i:^-_x4LL^--L^ij_i.iJ_r:ij',!-.i> Di.itir VVilsnn, Hfin-c 1'uma, The department said an of summer Jobs from 16,500 a result of the Case amend- vesseiy~ot>serve ecology sys- member of Sigma Eta Sigma, COLUNS-QUININL MEW BOILER BUttNfH I ^"VcTr? ..nVrvins'birc'ft. the driver to srop. l*i luirKira ques—- thUJ"e - iiJi^ii^uLiv^nimplicationus ^of* J.^J.^.Irelln—- Miss Ooelln is a men^ber commercial airportfa in tiic tary John Volpe wrote the The Labor Department Miss Morrison is the transportation subcommit- said its regional office in 486-0059 D . tions raised by the New Jer- quishing the following cus- oI ^enior Trailblazer Troop United States with antl- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. QUININE WATER o- af.vsey TaxnaverTaxpayers Association tomaryv lecislativlegislative controlcontrols hi n meets at the hijack weapons detecting de- tee of the Appropriations New York City would be Edward Morrison. She is a 1408 w C Committee that his depart- contacting local NYC spon- BlTTEft in a eemmuniGatlon to the over the functions; a. An•* Tree Presbyterian Graduate of Rahway High —State-tjegifllatu:re ~~~ ~ ~ - "nuiilrl3aiigi3rr~r^vie3!« and.--a.psi Spnwror recently in- ment supports the use of sors to inform them of the School majored in social tf le^erar~ruWS -^dmorcar-^absr-and—ftmd-al- ' and plan~S~~Krsee1rs- Noting legislation creating proval, b. Determlnadon of troduceti d _1 _e g i s 1 a ti o n _ lor the pur- j BCJ.eilL,cu C a Health Care Facilities Fi- number of employees, salary requiring the use of weapons chase of the magnometers. locations made available by poeitiOn in Tins \\T:I;K a Health Care Facilities Fi number of employees, salary herr yearvenibs oufi bcuuunu, anv ^.,.-.-o—- , DRUG STORE nannanclngg Authority (S.841 and levels(, and working condi- has done much camping. Last selectors,, such as magnog - Mr, Volpe asked that the the Case amendment. S 19 A.llllAllll) and a Clean Waters tionstis , c. FixinFii g thth e aamoun t summer she acted as a pro- metermeter6s , att all commercial $2 million provided by the 2 1 RAHWAY Authority (S.880),NJTAexe- of bonds that can be issued, a portsrts. House for magnometers be SKIRTS ... gram aide for a camp troop *^P° ' raised to at least $3.5 mil- SSMl -cuttve fiirerrnr Frnnk W. rt PnhUr rpW^ndnm for -e4 The administration, which ISIRlIXUMORflLSHQPS "OPEN"EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR Haines commented, "while creation of debt? She is a freshman in Arthur we are not anti-authority, 5. What effect will crea- Christian Science The Complete Medical Center" [^. Johnsun Revjiynal High B we feel that legislators tion of additional indepen- School. — should be aware of the imJ" - dent authoritie„.„... s with _.un. - PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY 1 pact that such agencies have limited bond authority have UNION COUNTY'S OLDEST 6-E DEALER riO P^OOf- DlSTiLLLC & R i V I v M * . ^M' N... t hree seventh-i^rade classes of S. Why should nui d^ese Reading Room i. Lark:-- I1., hiwt L*i" .^clhuil, *. lark, WIMT ^IVLMI a lesson on the regular structure, on the state's credit? FREE PARKIHG powers and financing of state 6. Is it sound policy nut bills be considered as major -rn arril-K-iai rr:tj-*ifdUf>a <*n tMav 2o Uy Lt. liarrv Jarvais, legislation and made subject FULL wlio ii, in chariZL ui i^ubliL fL-lauons tor ihu c lark government." He listed the to impose bond limits on 1-4-69 Irving St. HAMILTON SI FREE DELIVERY following questions for legis- these agencies? of a public hearing? QUART \ uluiiu^ r j im ICLI"1V.\ ^ULUI^; . 1 L-uiurJ Holinsky is shown 9, W hat 1 s the p re"S"ent FU 1-2000 giwii^: jruiicial rt-spiratiun [>.• l:r s^.^siony. Waiclurijj. arc, left ro right, 1. Have you been pre- legislative branch have over RAHWAY Krtiiifili tirysk*', i^'.atiUy Oociiuo, LL. Ja.r\.aii, l.dward sented with sufficient infor- these authorities after they of independent state audi- M;i aniL, Micliaul WaLun, Mrs. M-irgc MclX-vitt, health matlon to demonstrate the are created? oritiesV leaclit-i", an*J K.adiv Ire^cr. necessity ol an authority to ,.^.x.:.:.x-:.:.:-:-:-»»:::::::>:::o>:-:-x-:-»:-:-:-:' DOCTORS provide these facilities? §f 2. What are the alterna- •:•: © n II I 86 PROOF DISTILLED KITCHEN from Area Graduate tive organizatonal and finan- TECHNICIANS BLENDFD IN SCOTLAND cial approaches to provide BY OUR AWARD WINNING STAFF OF the facilities? © FULL BAfl-B-Q — 3. IB _the authority being AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT TKt-WeflLD'3TIWC9T Affl-66!W)ITt&IU&a- QUART 1 Iholic used as a device to by-pass MAUTICIANS- Pr.ces' BATHROOMS TOO the consd.uid.onal require- BUILDERS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF TRADE re 2D Rahwa\ and \\w (lark LeGhse, Jelfrey Luckhurbi, 163 E. BROAD ST. FOR OPENING ACCOUNT BRING IN MEASUREMENTS & SAVE rfsidentb at cemnu-ncenieru t^avid MicDougall, Jusan 175 in Bonds OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTU 9 LONDON 100% GRAIN GE Executive unit features up to 15% fuel savings i-MTChL> ut I'nu.n Catholic Mclinhv. Juseoti Mcdiurr. ouer comparable competitive air conditioners,-dual DRV " SPIRIT CALL NOW fflR-ftPPOIHTMEtT! Buys' Hi^h >^IIU.J1, lciK) Kuvi n Me Klaney, Robert h\ >\tv, ['kmus Millor, Wil- airflow and quiet operation. Get ruady for summer ITCHEN M a r tine Avuniu, .^ctch aiven now^CapacitV-rangfiPf 36,000-60,000 BTUH. UNIFORMS & ALL ACCESSORIES BM-B-t-PftGK- Planning & Design Xvtiler Plains, on Juno v- liam Mnorc, M chad Nerta, PflCK. Kaynimd Owens, Jetfrey Other models 1 2,000-60,000 BTUH. SIZES 3 PEHTC TO 54 -14Vi TO SAW. FULL HAW H Q ' '''•>'•• R ah w a y a n s are William 1 /""*>"• li r o w n, Koiia Ui I )ie^u, Pk-hCia, Martin Ryan, Clay- "NURSEHATE SHOES" QUART I MllTON AVI UAHWAY I & Of VOD Contest L ti 1 -0 i *> i T hom )s i- i n e r, Allan tun Schweitzer, Robert CALL WOW fOR YOUR S 1 ') Of 1 lenvi-s. Daniel K scialablia, Melvin Simpson, SIZES 4 lo 12 • s n A Robert urley, Christine SUMMtR CHEF J'j-se^li 1 'lsuo, Bruce Watts and ...Grecoxy. and F'rank Zienuan. Gerold were awarded U. S. MEAT AT HARD TO U S D A CHOICE GOURMET L-larkittiS are: Joseph VJ. Savings Bonds of $100, $50 Charmglow GaTBarbeque GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL K,)lih.is, C h r l s t i p h v r and $25 as well as gold, USD A. PRIME Kuril' i r, James Mann ion, silver and bronze medals for SERVICE COMPANY UNITS & ACCESSORIES 1st QUALITY K80S1EQY Ihum.t Mee and Robert \ O STEflK & STEAK ORDER placing respecdvely first, FULL s!Q PROOF / • "^"ec'Onoand third in the local FREE AI^CONDITIONING SURVEYS 3 pr. /'I* SAVE \ /o QUART ORDERS "Voice o7nDemocracy~bcript~ CALL TODAY FOB FREE ESTIMATE F irst Quality UP TO W Si/ Wridng Contest. INYOURTfOM On Thrl« 8 i(i«r<.ol Pl~o».n SER V1NG THE AREA OVER 40 YEARS Rates In The State! The winners in the Annual SPECIAL D1SCQUNT_QM GROUP ORDERS. _ Fryeri 19' Ib Tutl<«-'V 19 •Ib $H 49 ,. . Veterans of Foreign Wars We sell, deliver, install and guarantee atl our work PorU Hot t Scholarship compeddon are SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS Chopi 19 Ib Dogs 1 9' Ib CLC'"IS Seeks NJ Office students at Arthur L. John- ...HtMlMI IttMttM" >****** ******J WATKINS Sliced Smoked • We service and install all makes of 1 • . k, tyr u nnpr ELM STREET,WESTFIELD, 2330387 1 son Regional High School, Heating- Air Conditioning INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT Bacon 19 Ib Ham 1 ' ib Si 19 -f •.',1 ' ell'' 1 OH !!! *T> has everything air conditioners. Spare Country u u. ! inntt frotn Clark. 212 BROADWAY- ,.-•,' .i^L-lJ [»' '"It oWe specialize in thru-the-wall installations Contractors 342 SPRINGFIELD AVE. R.bv 1 9 Ib Sauvaqc 1 9lb ' "->• B t &. D nn In Women Presentadon of the prizes SUMMIT, 277-0126 LONG BRANCH. 229-3691 L^~l JO it.. u. 1 0 •w—< iAMt ORDER AVAILABLE IN was made by the 1972 VOD MEMBER OF CRANFOBD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 36 North Ave. E., Cranford FULL U*)DA PRIME YIELD Jfl. I lu- Ladies Auxiliary to chairman, Bernard G. Yaru- MON.-SAT.: 9 TO 6 THUKS. TIL 9 P.M. thr John L. Kuddy Post 7363 savage* of the Clark Veterans 218 CEMlEMNIAl AVE./276-1160/CRANFORD QUART Si 29. ,-^ Veu-rans ut Foreign Wars, MASTERCHARGE ATTENTION J of Foreign Wars. Call 276- fl 320 for free «stimat& m-.-t at tht- I ost Honit', 6 Broadway, Clark, with Our newspaper is the old- ANY HOME CAN BE AIR CONDITIONED • AIL ».»l president Dorothy Tyrrell est weekly in New Jersey. ROD & GUM presiding. 1. v u 1 y n 11 a 1 v e r s o n, r on... i..io.« iip !;•.• ' IE LaVerne Marcin, Marie John McWeeney 100 PROOF K-jssler, and Evelyn Schnei- SUITS t.iicsl Styles wilh der and Dorothy Tyrell rep- John J. McWeeney, son of QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mc- FULL W.clt- L.i pels OFF resented the auxiliary at the Corner of: district convetion held in Weeney of 1469 Fernote Raritan Rd. and Walnut Avo. B. LICHTE\STEI\ QUART Bettystown on June 9. Mrs. Street, Rahway, was com- OUTERWEAR and missioned a second lieute- CLARK, N.J. THE OFF Tyrrell was installed as a BODY SHIRTS nant upon completion of the 11.5CS banner bearer at the instal- Sam* Day Sorvic« * 382-2424 l*r »l* tnnaifal U. S. Air Force Reserve PANTS - Floiredv Striped, lation held at the Clark Post on June 10. Mrs. Tyrrell, Officers Training Corps (AF FEATURING WATKINS Geometries OFF ROTC) program at Newark VIRGIN Mrs. Schneider, and Louise Lunsden will represent this College of Engineering. Announces ISLAND All MAJOR CMATCr CA«DS HONORtD auxiliary at the 52nd con- L,t. McWeeney, who also REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS vention of the department of was graduated with a bache- th e Open ing of 1 ecience detrree in in- in *-sharp"i -• New-J'er-6'6y-4-n-W-14dw-Qod-June- 21-24. Rllnning for office o presented theMilltary Order Chaplin in the Department is L located at P.hriatlna. Moxxell irom the Wtd^W SlAd I IHh ULMMATrrTN PINE CUISINE Newark/ N J Rochelle Park, N.J. Perth Amboy. N.J Clark auxiliary. 248-3500 Hostesses for the night his AFROTC detachment. H FOR TH^bTSCRIMrNATrnG^DUHMHT WATKINS BLENDED 826-3100 Opt. Ucltletistoin, chiropractor, an Honors, graduate of ! Saturday-and^unday^ Dinners^ will become the librarian KNITS CLEANED a the ~ColiimWa~TttVtitu"te of 'Qtiropracttc, has altahicd the at U, S. Army Command BLOCKED title Diplomatc from the National Board of Chiropractic ] CLOSED TUESDAY and General Staff College, Fxamincn. Dr. Lichlcnslein, after 2 years in the U.S. Army ALTERATIONS Mctltcal Corps, completed Im studies iit one of the largest Indian Gap Military Re- SENIOR CITIZEN'S DISCOUNT cliiropructic clinics in the south, where he hod acccis to —INSURANGE-^MQRtGAGES cxtinsjvc training in X-ray and Splnopraphy. He then ipent Monaco, prior to 5 yearr in practice lh"~5tatcn Idand^ New Yorkr "Dr. 1 his entry on active duty, Lichlcnstein rctocutcd his office in May, IW.7 to Hainfield. THE New Jersey, where he has seen thousands of patients. Itt hii 159t Irving St., R»hw»y, N* J was director of operations SALE completely modern office he haii for your health the latest for the 1156 United States scientific Ihstruments for & complete chiropractic I H far Best Results Af my Reserves-School,, JLodi. MEN'S FLAIR SLACKS analysis ... You may consult with Dr. Uchtenstfcln with 1453 Main St., H employed bv the full confidence and ASihYeitr" chemical department in the 100 list Your Property With Rahway's ;es Avenue, Rahway, 1NL J* OH-ICF, HOURS toWi 9 - 4; Sat. 9 -12 ris<- gtf quality control dye labora- MON., - WI£D., - FRI., t I I - tor-y of -•GAE..-Corporatlotu XOIN OP CLEANING J LBS. $2.25 ^ a.m. to 12 Noon Facilities Available for Private Parties Account* lniw«d W 430,000 by Most Active Realtor t^^SPp prior to hla entry on active OPEN? AM -i P.M. MOW- THRU SAT 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. duty. TRY HARVARD'S QUALITY SERVICE Reservations 388*6100 r-h ave-rfou ^-children „- * • - * V Rahway Public JLibrary RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT : 1 1175 St. George Ave. PAGE 16- THURSDAY, JUNE ^S, 1972 Rahway, W, J. 0706$

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McDowell h fi rhi nu-eting in an Appointment—oY 17 tea- The Rahway Board of hducation voted, 5-4, on Monday night alter Dr. Sp.ruwls and Mr 1 chers to die staff of the in Roosevelt School auditorium :u retain Stewart M. Hurt of effort tu prevent Mr. "b aj[ oinrniiT.i. N r Kahn ruled Secondary Summer School WoodbriJge as special counsel to represent the board in -he at the urrw_- that a quorum was nut j r«. J:,J that nu business was authorized by the Rah- action started to have Louis R. Rlzzo removedfrom the board. could be conJuctc-d. way Board of Education at Voting against hiring Mr. Hjtt to defend the board in the A petition asking Dr. M. rbur^t-r tlu- appointment of Mr. Kizz^ was filed L>> Dr. S\ ruwls, M r_.Bt-ckhusen, Mr. Monday- night's meetings in action were hrlc H. Beckhusen, Harry W.McDmvell, Joseph ii Roosevelt School. L. Keefe and Dr.-John J, Sprowls, president, who petitioned McDowell and. M r;~~Knee*fTr; I "i^j •!• -clanc tiut the- appqintxnen: was "void, illegal, ultra-virt-s, ol ' ar. i effect, arui was commissioner uf education. , the appointments will be to remove Mr. Kizzo. The votes in favor of engaging counsel , awd-tn—vttrltltion of the \ only-if-enrolfrnenr-iinr:- 'were cast by Louts G. Boch, Edward J. oaths taken by those m-mbcra whr vott-u m f-a-v-o-r of said the -school- war-rants the- ap- Kernan-,- ^a m.iinr..inrhi-.ar.h*>rfl namnri services- It was estimated on Monday by Mr, Higgins that the 'statute and in disregard ot trie board's Barbara Batts, Linda Brag- ~ Mrs. Dorothy bchieifer of 1183 -t-.lm cost to the board will be approximately $1,300. -l, arguing that the don, William Cladek, Alice Mr. Hutt, W'IO is a member of the law firm of H_itt S. Bcrkow, appointment of Mr. Mutt as special c Donoghue, Cha-rles Fanning, 459 Am buy Avenue, WjoJbridge, was proposed for the work taxpayers would be put to extra when tht-y already FIREMHN AW.ARD SCHOLARSHIP..Jyltss Elizabeth E( Maget of 414 Central Avenue, Rahway, paying t'ur a board dLturniry. is the recipient or the ffith annual !vtsrl7m*rffeltf1vreTnTn-t^ Tfre^honoir-tfl- Richard Elajnini, Stanley Freedman, Fred Kazorowskl, of ethical considerations" to represent, rhe board, according to Mr. Kahn replied that h<_ is paid a reidiru-r by the board rriven ro an outstanding Rahway High School graduate each year and is made possible through Iris Katz, Charles Kontos, bat that he would receive additional c'•••'' ,•«cXXi3«iiion for repre- die sponsorship of the Rahway Unit No. 33 of the Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association. iTboard resolution appointing the special counsel. senting the board in any litigation. He- explained thai since Re Miss Maget will attend Brandywine College in Delaware. Pictured left to right are: Nicholas David McClay, Richard No- Mr. Rizzo was appointed to the board on May 15 to fill a lan, John O'Donnell, Roberta vacancy caused by the resignation of Lawrence L, Pratt. hai given-th-t^optrrtun in public thai th«-biurd Uckt-d Quorum Delnujnaco. vice principal of "Rahway High School; Miss NUget^Jamee Heller, president of J when Mr. B.17.7" u.aii appuinLtiil ^ HU.TU'H r. he c-imUt nor argue the FMBA; and Mrs. Max Lllenfci57wB6iv oTfiSe~R"an"way educator after whGWfl~n2le~SChi3taTBtrtp S-ea nva n ig—to—tttttttr— -Mi*-. —Rtz zo were —M^ v—Beeta^—Mr. \ Joseph Valunas and Kevin Mr. K-ernan and Mr. LoKoccu. They conducted the election now to have Mr. Rizzo retained on flit- b^ird. - is named. Walsh. Dr. Sprowls conmented that it is "ironic " that the taxpayers The board nam-sd two will have to pay m re,r;^ln oinnst.-! :ifrt-r rhe S-a rd_jjIIorney had teachers to participate in the action illegal" and that the petitioners will have to the Summer Coupled Work- tb^uj^-cuALn--cxpeiui^. —- — Study Program for six weeks Mr. Kernan told Dr. Sprowls that the situation and expense from Monday through Aug. 4. could have been avoided ' if you had staved around." The teachers and the salar- Or. Sprowls than said he had attempted co change che dare ies (12% of their annual sal- of the regular meeting scheduled for May 15 because of ary) to be paid are Francine a religious ceremony on that day and had been unsuccessful. Dr. Sprowls declared that Mr. Higgins. Mr. Bach, Mr. Kernari Kraut, $963, andMiry Prec- y instructors $8 an hour, i, eight woeks, 2:ewgfc±7-$9fl-l .The programme- othy—Beyer-; knit-ting-,— nnd Mr. ljO/ll-^cco -'-knew -we- would loavc--- if -they- broughx-up-"-- ther ht-arings b> the board. ~for rhe R-ahwa-y the question of an appointment. Dr. Sprowls added that J. Kinneally Sr. of Board of Adjustment, having funds are obtained from che fall term were appointed by $220, 2; Evelyn Cashman, Rahway, former chairman been remanded to the. board Vht.- suit to block the project state. briefhand, $110, 1, and busi- '"everything of a tusiness nature" had been acted upon by the was filed by the Southwest the board ut i^Uucaaon at time he and Mr. McDowell left the meeting. of the L'nion County Demo- by Superior Court Judge Mil- The board continued the Monday night's meeting in ness machines, SI 10, 1. cratic Cumni;ttfe, and two ton A. Feller. Earlier this Civic Association of the town- authorization to have Donald The statement by Dr. Sprowls was denied by Mr. Higgins ship. the Roosevelt Schuol audi- George Chase, automobile Clark residents were in- month Judge Feller reversed Sinclair serve as job place- torium , mechanics for women, $15'J, who said there was a matter to be considered alter a caucus dicted last week by a t.'nion the Clark Council's action Mr. Woilman andMx. Kin- ment coordinator from Mon- The Instructors, the sub- 1; John Cladek, golf, $100, was held. He pointed e>ut that a special meeting was held three County Grand Jury on char- in granting a variance_to__.the. neally have pleaded innjeent day through Aug. 4, He will days later to consider items on the May 15 agenda. Mr. Higgins J jects they will teach, the \, 1 hour; waiiam Cladek, ges arising from the appli- corpurauon and ordered fur- (*. onunued on I age 4) receive $1,512. salaries they will receive tennis, $400, 4, 1 hour; Dan- contended that Mr. Fratt's resignation was submitted in April cation by LAilLnan Fifteen Cor- Steven Scarcelli was trans- and the number of classes iel Colangelo, real estate, but that the board president made no effort tu call a meeting poration for a variance to ferred by the board from they w:ll have are as follows: 4300, 1, 3 hours; Elaine to discuss a replacement. Mr. Higgins~~also contended that an construct an eight-story supplemental reacher to Bernard Alexander, elec- Conforti, slimnaatlea, $240, appuintmiinx was on _a "aucus~~a~genda but that Dr. Sprowls left hotel and an eight-story uf- Giacobbe Given Variance learning disabilities teacher tronics, S100, 1, Newell Bene- 2, Jacqueline Conroy, ball- the meeting before the matter was discussed. fiee building in Clark. for 1972-73. Miss Kathy Koh- dict, yoga, $320, 2, eight room dancing, 70% of Mr. McDawell said that two possible-appointees tothn .vacancy The Clark residents in- ler was transferred from Weeks; Nancy Booth, speed receipts, 2; Alice Degen- had been mentioned. He named them as Mrs. Elizabeth Davis dieted by the jury-were Louis For Franklin -School—to-supple- reading, $12o, 1, and ma- hardt, sketching, SI 10, 1; arid Mr. Rizzo. Mrs. Davis was a candidate tor ele.eti.en to the •\, former chairman mental teacher duties. crame, $110, 1, Wayne Janice D'Georgio, art and board last February when Ms. R-.zzo was seeking reelection. of the township's Board of rhe Giacobbe Investim-n; Co the board to determine Summer employment for Brown, salt water fishing, oil painting, $300, 2. J'aul Mr. lUzzo received the highest number of votes among the! Adjustment, and Thomas Corporation, loob Irving whether Wheatena park, lo- two members of the Career DiGlano, alegebra, $110, i, defeated candidates. - • ~ Parrillo, who is a former Street, Rahway, was granted cated on a corner opposite Development Program was and basic math, $110, 1; Clark Dem jcr a tic chairman. a variance by the Board of the proposed gasoline sta- authorized. Urban Weiss and Garwood Woman John Bochecchio, judo, $110, Mr. Kinneally, who was in- Adjustment on Monday night tion site, is a playground Charles Hull will receive I. dicted earlier this year as a in City Hall for construction or a park. Law prohibits $874.50 each for die three Julia DuBois, cake decor- result of a grand jury probe of a 21-unit apartment build- erection of a gasoline station weeks of work. to ating. $110, 1; Kay Genis, of Rahway municipal affairs, Ing at 113-135 W. Main near a playground. The baard accepted the furniture retinlshing and was indicted last week on btreet. The board took the case notice o? retirement sent caning, $200, 1, 2 hours; rh-ir.-tPs-—i'f hnhf-y. t Hi—approving undo*—odvloomont aftor tho On Irving Street tionF conspiracy to commit the project, decreased -the hearing and will announce dian. He will retire on .Aug. $110, 1; Alan Grossman, typ- brtbery and atrempttrti bri- number—"of units from the— -TTC r-—-— ••" -was - ing, ?330, "3j" Eleanor HaHer, i>>:i y . The indictment char- 23 sought by Giacobbe to 21. meeting. Payment of tuition, 313,800 shot to d,eath in front of dressmaking and tailoring, ges Mr. Kinneally demanded Ihe property Is known as The case of Gerard Barry a year, andtransporcktion, Pete's Tavern about 10 p.m. $220, 2; Hlda Manhardt, a $10,000 payoff on various Lots 16, 21, 24, 25 and 26 of 699 L. Grand Avenue, who $7 per day, for a papil to Friday night. Spanish, $110, 1; Leo K.an- dates in September and Oct- of Block 397. seeks a variance to permit attend the United Cerebral trowitz, plumbing, $110, 1; Palsy League School, gran- The victim was Miss Mary ober of 1971 in order to The company will use construction of a garage and Ann DiMario, 2*1, of 300 Helen McArthur, assistant help dispose of problems property at 161 W, M ain parking lot on Essex Street ford, in 1972-73 was ap- proved. Locust Avenue. She was al- in knittingsj;np. 2- Alice delaying granting or rhe var- Street for recreation pur- was adjourned. Mr. Barry legedly murdered wtih a .32 Miller, calligraphy, $120, 1. iance sought by Billnan. poses in connection with the was given time to obtain The board changed the caliber automatic in the neck Genny Miles, piano and Mr. Wollman was indicted apartments. encroachment lines for the hours of .the Rahway High and was pronounced dead in organ, $110, 1; Suzanne Pia- on three charges of perjury, The board granted Rocco property which borders on School socially maladjusted Rahway I lospital at 11:40 gesi, refresher course in ML'SIC IN THE AIR...Enjoying a camping sing-along sponsored false swearing and conspir- Cozzi a variance which will the Rahway River. The prop- class, which is housed in p.m. shorthand, $110, 1; Mary acy to obstruct justice. He permit him to convert a erty is known as Lots 51, Washington School, for 1972- by the children's department of the Rahway Public Library Police have charged Rus- Preczewski, sewing, $110, with the assistance of Girl Scou* cadt-ites are, left to right, was chairman of the Board one-family dwelling at 164 55 and 50 of Block 136, and 73. The hours will be changed sell M. Jacobs, 2h, of 1735 1; Maurice Ring, bookkeep- of Adjustment when the Bill- Him Avenue into a rwu- Lots 45, 47 and 49 of Block from 3:15 a.m. to 1:15 front row, Lvaristo J. Vieira, Bruce Koslosky, David M jsella, p.m. Lssex Street, Rahway, with ing, $110, 1; Lloyd Sherk, Stephen Musella, Mrs. Beverly Mosella, Deborah Hendricksen nan Fifteen case was heard. family house. 49. to 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. the murder. The suspect was hair styling, $220, 2, and Mr. Wollman served on the and Liz Pascale; back row, Mrs. Irene buppas, leader of A hearing was condjeted apprehended in the parking wig care, $110, 1; Jeannette cadertt- scouts; Mrs. Jean 1'etersert, children's librarian; board until this spring .when lot opposite the Irving Street Smith, Stretch V Sew, $280, die Clark Council appointed by the board on the appli- Kay Grim-'S, Kathy I lowland, Nancy Grace, I-rancine bciacchtano cation of the Sun Oil Com- bar. 2, 8 weeks; Naomi Stein, James Flood when Mr. Woll- Mame Venna Coordinator There was no apparent flower reading, $300, 2, Ber- anJ SoppasS . man's term expired. pany for a variance which would allow ihe firm :o build reason for the shooting. nard. Shulman, real estate, Mr. Parrillc faces 30 a gasoline filling station at Miss DiMario was found $300, 1; Patricia Van Oorn, counts of perjury, conspir- W. Grand and Elizabeth Ave- For Enrichment -Studies bleeding and unconscious in Spanish, $150, 1 acy and extortion. nue. The applicant w.1.3 rep- the driver's seat of her small, Urban Weiss,, metal work The indictments returned resented by Leo Kahn of Carmine K. Venna was appointed by the Rahway Board of brown convertible. and sculpture, $8 an hoar, by the grand jury cover $50, Rahway, an attorney with hducation at its meeting on Monday to be coordinator for the The murder weapon, a 1; Gail Wovna, interior de- 000 in alleged kickback, de- offices In Linden. Saturday Iinrichnit?nt Program for the 1972-73 school year. Biretta pistol, was found on corating, $110, li Marinus mands made to Billnan Fif- Mr. Venna will be paid $650 for extra services by the the ground near the car Koch, aviation, $300, 1 3 teen Corporation of HastOr- The board held the hear- shortly after the police hours; Elinor ? Railway's 11 Hour iietUti, iully, Stein, ing to comply with a court board. Cost of the program Is borne by tuition payments. Winstanley, ange to build a Ramada Inn bight teachers were appointed for the 1972-73 year. were summoned ac 10:03 p.m. papier mache, $110, 1, and summer playgrounds will lirrnn=wi and Cleveland, also and an office structure at 1 directive. The Sun Oil Com- Miss DiMario was taken puppetry, $110, 1; Dennis open on Monday at 9:30 a.m. will lie open with supervision pany's effort to obtain a The teachers, the subjects they will teach and their salaries Walnut Avenue, Clark. are: Miss Patricia Burns, high school business education, tu Rahway Hospital by the Weingarten, candlem .iking, for a eighf-wpplf Reason Thr t-> to ^ p.ni. Mondav The Billnan ^Fifteen case variance wa3 the subject of Rahway First Aid Squad and $200, 2, 8 weeks; Norman hours of operation will bt- ruu^h l'hursdu> . a court case. Tiie court re- $8,517; Mrs. Irene Collier, elementary school subjectj s in [basketball ar^an witit still is before the Clark Franklin School, $^-,817; M.BB Carmella Deseno, high school admitted at 10: IS) p.m. Ross, handwriting analysis, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mun- manded the Sun application After she was pronounced $110, 1; Bess Haber, sewing, day through Friday. ^u, prt)Vi(.k-d are Tully, business education, $8,517; Mrs. Mary L.ouLanigan, elementary Stvin, w[J*W^**™> argument In which the The contribution to the Union County Chapter of the American Social News 2 Golorado; a troop of horse- Association will aid the fight against heart disease -- Sports 8,9,11 ©avid B> Gmbiel, Director-Manager men led by Albert Androyich .f^_- joscDh Snccon and James Eicholtz; second row, Councilman Francis R. of a "family car "was Heart wm ^alleged. 1 killer. 11 Urahwav residents> America's No. .'JC

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