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VOL. 161 NO. 42 RAHWAY NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS Rah way's 'detective' uncovers another hero in his search for the defenders of liberty

by R. R. Faszczewski Day every year never wav- been replaced by a two-tier, Navy Air Medals and serv- ton, which borders Union. burial ledgers from the first Despite all the mystery finally awarded post- It was not until the late Thanks to a man many in ed in the breeze near the site granite Medal of Honor ed in concert with Marine Through^ further resea- few post-World War I surrounding Sgt. Stockham humously 21 years after 1930s that Barrett Matting. the Rahway and Union where Fred William Stock- headstone which reads, units in Saipan and Tinian. rch, the Rahway "detec years. he was no mystery to the that night of horror and ly. the young Marine who County area know as a re- ham was buried-cven "FRED WILLIAM STOCKHAM, His younger brother, James tive" learned Sgt. Stock They discovered Fred men of the 96th Company heroism at Belleau Wood. Sgt. Stockham had saved, lentless investigator and though he was a World War MEDAL OF HONOR, GY SGT US Angelo, who died at 57 last ham's foster mother, Mrs. William Stockham had been of the Second Battalion of During one of the most and some of the few sur- super patriot one of our na- I Marine Corps Medal of MARINE CORPS, WORLD WAR October, had been a cor- Sophie Heinz, had lived in buried without ceremony the Sixth Marines. horrendous gas attacks by vivors of the 96th Company tion's unsung heroes now Honor hero. I, MAR 16 1881 JUN 22 poral with the Fourth Irvington and Fred Stock- on Jan. 3, 1921 in an un- They knew he was a good the Germans during the realized Congress had clos- has a proper final resting Gunnery Sgt. Stockham 1918." Marines in World War II. ham had spent time there as marked grave in a small plot Marine, a good non-com- War Sgt. Stockham had ed the books on awards for place. was an orphan, a man with- The search for the Paul Angelo had pre- a child and between owned by his foster mother, missioned officer, one of the tried to calm his men, many World War 1 heroism and Railway's Paul Angelo is out a family and one of the Stockham grave caused Mr. viously located the graves enlistments in the Marine who died in 1943. old breed drawn from ships' of whom were confused and had never officially award- the supervisor of the Union Marines' least-known Angelo countless hours of of two Civil War Medal of Corps. In searching for the guards and shore stations wounded, and restore order ed the Medal of Honor to County Office of Veterans Medal of Honor winners. wandering through ceme- Honor winners, Lts. Wil- On several visits to the Marine hero's unmarked around the world to lead and discipline. He led the Sgt. Stockham. Affairs and registrar of He gave his life so a young teries, examining grave- liam Brant and Rufus King, Hollywood Cemetery be- grave Mr. Angelo devel- young recruits to war. So evacuation of wounded and With the help of Gen. veterans' graves in Eliza- Marine private might sur- stones, reading faded, yel- Jr.. buried in a cemetery on- fore this Mr. Angelo had oped almost a personal rela- did their company comman- gassed Marines. Cates and affidavits from beth. vive the Battle of Belleau lowed pages of brittle, dust- ly a few miles from Sgt. kept coming up with the tionship with a man who der, a young second lieu- As German artillery con- several members of the His patriotic labor of love Wood in 1918. He had been covered cemetery records, Stockham's grave. name Stockman in ceme- died in battle 65 years ago. tenant who would become tinued to pound and sweep company a special act of is locating and recording recommended for the medal writing letters, asking ques- However, the search for tery records-and this had From the vague bits and the commandant of the Belleau Wood he continual- Congress was passed on the graves of all veterans but the citation had been tions and making telephone the World War I Marine given him the clue he was pieces of information he Marine Corps from 1948 to ly exposed himself to the in- Dec. 21. 1939 to award the buried in Union County's lost in the confusion of war, calls to Marine Corps or- hero's grave was a greater getting closer to "solving" could find about Sgt. Stock- 1951, Clifton B. Catcs. tense bombardment, lead- medal. 39 cemeteries, seeing they and it was not until 1939 ganizations, Veterans Ad- mystery. the mystery. ham he came to know him According to Mr. An- ing or carrying wounded On Sept. 28. 1980 the are all properly marked and the nation's highest military ministration contacts and The city man began sear- The name Stockman he almost as a friend. gelo, it was Lt. Cates who Marines to a dressing sta- final tribute was paid to Sgt. decorated for Memorial and decoration was awarded to the National Medal of ching for the Stockham had seen in cemetery re- recommended Sgt. Stock- tion, returning to the havoc Stockham at his newly-dis- Veteran's Day and that the unsung hero. Honor Historical Society. grave in 1976. It was not cords was either a typo- According to the Rah- ham for the Medal of to help get other wounded covered gravesite in Union. they have a veteran's head- However, thanks to the The 60-year-old Railway until 1979 that he finally graphical error or a name wayan, his search revealed Honor, "for conspicuous men out of danger. More than 300 persons at- stone. brilliant detective work of native served in World War found it. misread because the print Mr. Stockham had had a gallantry and intrepidity He even gave his own gas tended the dedication of the One such grave is located Mr. Angelo, which lasted II as an aviation radioman A Veteran's Administra- was old and faded and the pretty rough childhood. He above and beyond the call mask to a young, wounded Medal of Honor headstone. in the Hollywood Cemetery almost four years, no longer first class aboard the car- tion friend, Ray Collins, paper on which it was writ- had no real family and mov- of duty in action with the Marine whose own had All of this recognition for in Union. For almost 60 is the grave of Sgt. Stock- riers, Bataan and Cowpens, telephoned with the first ten was creased and wrink- ed around alot. When he enemy in Bois-dc-Belleau, been torn from his face by a Sgt. Stockham and manv years it was unmarked, ham unknown and unmark- and with Torpedo Squad- thread of information: Sgt. led. joined the Marines the France, on the night of shell fragment, and led the other unsung heroes was unknown and forgotten. ed. ron No. 50 as a senior air Stockham's body had been Mr. Angelo and Mrs. corps became his home and June 13-14, 1918." fighter to safety, risking his the result of years of hard The miniature American The nameless stone crewman. brought back from France Joan Merkler,, \bc comp- family, and as a sergeant he It was Maj. Gen. Cates own life to the poisonous \vork by one of Rahway's flag pluced on the grave of above his grave at. the •, Theofficftpf veterans' af-. itvI920..ami Uir.npd.ovsr \o • (Jol!erfat thjj^tfi'.ftifcTy,vs&rs rb b w-iri m l939^iS(>nejl.v"V; '•' IU;S...iJI the }M'

ATTENTION: ALL CANDI- PUBLICATION IN THE OCT. 27 DATES IN THE TUESDAY, NOV. EDITION. 8, GENERAL ELECTION. FURTHERMORE, All CAN- The Rahway News-Rec- DIDATES WIU BE LIMITED TO A ord and The Clark Patriot MAXIMUM OF TWO ONE-AND- will publish pre-election ad- A-HALF-PAGE NEWS RELEASES- vance issues on Thursday, TYPED AND TRIPLE SPACED-- Nov. 3. PER WEEK DURING THE CAM- All biographies and/or PAIGN. pictures of the candidates THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY for that issue must be in the NO EXCEPTIONS TO THE hands of the tdhor at 219 DEADLINES, except in the Central Ave, Rahway, N. J. case of an election cancella- PRIZE WINNER CONGRATULATED - Mrs. Ruth Kiger of 506 Sycamore St., Rahway. 07065 NO LATER THAN 5 P.M. tion or postponement, in center, receives the $100 United States Savings Bond from Bob Markey of Markey ON THURSDAY, OCT. 27. which event the editor will Realty Associales of Rahway, left, who donated this first-place prize to the winner of In order to give can- decide which deadlines to the summer garden contest sponsored by the Rahway Woman's Club. On hand to of- didates a chance to respond impose WITHOUT FURTHER fer congratulations is Mrs. Mathilda Knecht, right, the club president, who presided GOODIES FOR GOOD HEALTH - In commemoration of acters out of vegetables, fruits, nuts and peanut butter. to any charges made by op- NOTICE. \ over the general membership meeting on Oct. 7, held at the Second Presbyterian Child Health Day the students in Mrs. Diann Wolman's Paragraphs were written to describe how to prepare ponents, NO CHARGES WILL BE ALL RELEASES MUST FOLLOW Church in the afternoon when the formal presentation of contest prizes was made. fourth-grade class at Rahway's Roosevelt School com- these snacks, proving foods with a high nutritional value ACCEPTED LATft THAN 5 P.M. THE AFFIDAVIT RULES PUB- Mrs. Kiger, who had a beautiful floral arrangement in her backyard, said she planted bined paragraph-writing skills With their science unit on can be delicious and fun to prepare, reports Mrs ON THURSDAY, OCT. 20, FOt LISHES IN THE NEWSPAPER. most of the flowers from seeds gathei ed from her garden-very economical-otherwise the human body by creating humorous edible char- Wolman. she "could not afford Ihem." PAGE 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER•$£$983 PAGE 3 VFW president to visit area If,, :'•.'•< Representatives of Union sored by the V. F. W. na- County's 11 Veterans of tional and department Animal group St. Patrick's '» ~ ^- Foreign Wars Ladies Aux- organizations and will talk to jovrney Miss Linda Lohn, iliaries will make donations about Americanism-Loyal- to present ;.' ,• to cancer aid and research, ty Day, legislation, safety, to Oktpberfest Mr. Backhaus wed ;^| the Veterans of Foreign hospital, cancer aid and veterinarian '' • A bus ride to Pocono Wars Eaton Rapids Nation- research, the V. F. W. Na- „. The Animal Alliance Manor Inn in Pennsylvania al Home and the state pres- tional Home, rehabilitation, Wedding vows were exchanged on Saturday, June 4, kr. Welfare League of New Jer- will be held the weekend of ident's special project, the youth activities and the at an outdoor ceremony held in Soquel, Calif., by Miss sey, Inc. will hold a mem-Oct. 28 to 30 as part of the New Jersey State Olympics. Voice of Democracy Pro- Linda Lohn. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lohn gram. bership meeting on Friday, 125th anniversary' celebra- The state president, Mrs. Nov. 11. of Fair Oaks, Calif., and Mark D. Backhaus, formerly of She will remind members tion of St. Patricks R. C. Helen Gonyou, will be re- The guest speaker for the Clark, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Backhaus of Broken of the national president, Church in Elizabeth. RV ceived and greeted by Ber- meeting will be Dr. A. G. Arrow, Okla.. also formerly of Clark. Harriet Timmon's theme of The cost will be SI60 per nard Yarusavage, the ma- Patel of the Plainfield Vet- The Rev. David Jones officiated at the ceremony, "We Care, America," along person based on double oc- yor of Clark; Eileen Krotki, erinary Group. and a reception followed at the Greenhouse Farm with her theme of "Let Us cupancy and $195 per per- District No. 5 president, The subject for the even- Resiaurani in Soquel. Soar to Achieve." Joan son for single occupancy. Angelo S. Morganti, Dis- ing will be: What can hap- The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, Gallagher will promote the For reservations please trict No. 5 commander, and pen to your pet if it is not Kenneth Lohn. Mrs. Kathy Corbet! was the matron of membership program and telephone the rectory at Norman Smink, the com- Mrs. Helen Gonyou WELCOME HOME - Republican Rep. Matthew J. Rinaldo, whose district includes spayed or neutered and if honor, and Dr. Ralph Backhaus served as the best man Minna Snyder will speak on 354-0023. mander of Clark Post No. Clark, center, greets Astronaut Guion Bluford during a recent reception in Washington you feel your pet is not well- for his brother. the community activities 7363, at a luncheon on Sun- for the crew of the Challenger space shuttle. The other astronauts looking on are, left -what to look for and how The meeting will be at Mrs. Backhaus attended American River College in Mr. and Mrs. George Black program. The chairwoman I* day, Oct. 23, at the John L. to right, Dale Gardner, Richard Truly and Daniel Brandenstein. Theirs was the first to treat it before you can get The First National Bank of Sacramento. Calif, and C'abrillo College in Aplos, Calif., TOP TEACHER - The Union Counly Regional High School District No. 1 's for the luncheon and offi- Past state presidents, Ruddy V. F. W. Post No. nighttime launching and landing of a space shuttle. the animal to the veterin- Central Jersey at 105 E. and is the office manager of her husband's firm. Teacher of the Year, Dennis Fox, and his principal, Anne Romano of 7363 at 6 Broadway. A cial visit is Miss Gertrude Christina Morrellof Clark, Mr. Backhaus. a graduate of Rutgers, the State George Blacks Jonathan Dayton Regional Hicjh School in Springfield, hear a resolution and Doris Kopik of Rah- arian. Fourth Ave. off Chestnut business meeting at 2 p.m. Taynor of Rahway. A V. F. Army trains St., Roselle, at 8 p.m. University of New Jersey, is a landscape architect licensed read commending him ai ;i recent Board of Education meeting. Spring- W. Buddy Poppy Contest way, will be in attendance A question-andanswer will follow. For more information by the slate of California and operates his own business in field Board representative, Natalie Waldl, looks on. The regional district will be chaired by Evelyn to welcome President Gon- period will follow and cof- mark golden year Mrs. Gonyou will speak James L. Carter please telephone 3540537 Santa Cm/, Calif. includes Clark. Schneider of Clark. you. Pack No. 47 fee and danish will be serv- about the programs spon- ed. after 5 p.m. After an extended honeymcxin in Guadelupc and Mr. and Mrs. George Black of Hemlock St.. A Rahway man, Army Martinique the couple established a residence in Santa Rahway. recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- Concert choir COMPUTING A CHALLENGE - Representatives from Clark's Arthur L. Johnson sets fundraiser Pvt. James L. Carter, the Cruz. Calif. sary. Dennis Fox named Regional High School on the Union County Regional High School District No. 1 's Com- son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Black were married on Sept. 30, 1933, seeks members mittee on Computers include, standing, left to right: Peter Fabriele, Johnson's The first meeting of profits are used for the ac- Carter of 871 E. Hazelwood Craftsmen's Club in St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Railway, and in remem- guidance director; business education teacher, Ann Killian, and Paul Westerfield of the we lepve our children Rahway Pack No. 47 of the tivities of Pack No. 47, ac- Ave., completed basic train- brance of the event, they received a blessing from the Teacher of Year A spokeswoman for the Clark public schools. They are shown with the committee's chairman, Thomas Baker, -*>-i Cub Scouts for thecording to a pack ing at Fort Leonard Wood forms Auxiliary church's present rector. The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin. Concert Choir of the New the district co-ordinator of computer operations and instruction. 1983-1984 season was held spokesman. in Missouri. VFW to hold Mrs. Black is the former Miss Edith McClure of A social studies teacher American History in 1965. Jersey Schola Cantorum in- on Sept. 26 at the First The meeting concluded He is a 1983 graduate of The newly-formed Craft- Swearer; secretary, Marga- Rahway. at Jonathan Dayton Re He served as forensics vited experienced singers or Presbyterian Church in with refreshments. Rahway High School. men's Club Ladies Auxi- ret Lipovsky; treasurer, Mr. Black retired sevei^ years ago from Staley gional High School in Spr- coach for seven years at the talented college and high HVfCAREFUUYI 15TDPI Rahway. Cubmaster James liary held its first function, Sharon Lutz; sergeant-at- 'Hobo Nite' Chemical, Inc. of Kcurny, where he had been tlie produc- ingfield, for more than 21 regional high school and school students to join the Regional schools compute Grosenstein welcomed all "Viva Italia" dinner, on arms, Joan Debiasio: pub- tion manager of the leather division. years, Dennis Fox. wassince 1980 has been the co- group. Rehearsals are held to the new Scouting season Golden Agers Oct. 1, at the Masonic Tem- licity, Jane Angelo; sun- Rahway Post No. 681 of service^officcr with a mobile The couple has been active in civic, fraternal and named Union County Re- ordinator for Dayton's on Tuesdays from 8 to 10 including 22 new Scouts. ple at 1550 Irving St., shine, Doris Trippctt; cor- (he Veterans of Foreign office so he can get out of church organizations throughout tlieir married life. gional High School District gifted and talented pro- p.m. at the Wilson greater knowledge Plans were announced by Rahway. responding secretary, Do- Wars will hold a "Hobo the office and out to the A rcceptpon was given in tlieir honor on Sunday. No. I Teacher of the Year, gram. Memorial Church at the KEEP THE Arlene Santangelo, the honor officers The Auxiliary met for the lores McCann, and histor- Nite" on Saturday. Oct. 29, veterans. Oct. 2, at Medici's in South Plainfield by their son and according to Dr. Donald Additionally. Mr. Foxcorner of Valley and At a recent meeting of requisite for this type of Science I" course for committee chairwoman, for first time on Sept. 7 and ian, Vivian Molnar. at 7 p.m. at its post home on This van will be traveling daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Black of Edison, Mcrachnik, the district has served as assistant boys Campbell St. Hillcrest Rds., Watchung. the Union County Regional computer use. freshmen only. Future the October Halloween The installation dinner of recording secretary, elected the following of- The organization meets throughout the state, stopp- and their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Richard superintendent of schools. basketball coach since last WINTER This affair is being held High School District No. I's plans include offerings in costume party and the up- the Rahway Golden Agers Madeline Bendy; alternate, ficers for the ensuing year: the first Wednesday of each ing by request at various W. Jacobsen of Plantation, Flu. year. to help raise money for the In a resolution read by This year's programs will Committee on Computers In addition to computer- "Computer Science III," coming trip to the Trailside Club was held on Sept. 14 Rose Caruso; corresponding President, Margaret Kalita; month at the Masonic Tem- locations so as to be avail- Among those attending the reception were six of VFW Slate Commanders Board of Education vice According to observa- center around 20th century district coordinator of com- assisted instruction the "Advanced Placement COLD OUT Nature and Science Center at the Rahway Senior Citi- secretary, Mary""Biicavagc; vice president, Patricia ple. able to help veterans and their nine grandchildren, together with oilier family president. Joseph Vaughn, tions by Dorothea Hooper, music and include a Sun- puter operations and in-computer committees will Computer Science" and a with 'our unique Patented Thermosealing Harvest Festival. zen Center at 1306 Ester- treasurer, Marie Scalza; Project, which i]iis year is answer their questions and members, relatives and friends. the Board presented its the regional district's co- day, Nov. 27, performance struction, Thomas Baker, be assessing the technique computer tie-in with "Word Process, we measure the amount of The Tom Wats kits were brook Ave. The mistress of trustees, Helen Keeshan, to provide the VFW slate possibly assist them with "respect, regard, affection ordinator of social studies, at the Crescent Avenue announced plans for of computer-managed in- Processing." drafts in your home and stop them with a also distributed to theceremonies was Hazel any problem they might transparent sealant. Hazel Peare and Frances and congratulations," to and Dayton principal, Anne Church in Plainfield of 1983-I984. struction (CMI)--an activity Scouts. This is the CubPeare. Loyka; delegate to Senior need help with, reports a Mr. Fox, who was describ- Romano, Mr. Fox is "a Stravinsky's "Symphony of which inlcudes the storing We do not sell insulation, yet you can post spokesman. "We now have in place During 1983 the regional save 18-28% on your energy bills. Scouts' biggest fundraiser of She introduced the fol- Citizen Council of Union ed as "an extraordinarily well-prepared knowledgable Psalms" and Respighi's subcommittees of teachers of records, testing pro- district has invested nearly the year and will continue City AARP outlines This will be a family af- Qualifies for a Federal Tox Credit Call lowing guests: The Rev.County, Helen McWhorter, competent and profession- "Laud to the Nativity." COtONIA SMPMN8 CUTER teacher who has held the in- from each discipline to cedures and results, and in- a quarter of a million dollars today. imtui tmt atra) through October. AIU~the Thomas Donahue, the pres- and alternate, Frances fair. Tickets are $2.50 each ally respected teacher. terest and respect of hisAlso scheduled are a evaluate software for com- dividual student profiles in its insructional computer ident of Zion Lutheran Loyka. Helen McWhorter and may be purchased at A graduate of Hamnion- students." "Messiah" "sing-in, play-in" puter-assisted instruction," identifying each's weak- system. The schools served CONSUMER GOP Club Church of Rahway, and replaced Josephine Parris. new social calendar the post home at 1491 (on High School and Rut- His name will now beon Wednesday, Dec. 28, at he said. "The general staff is nesses and strengths. by it are Gov. Livingston in ENERGY SAVERS Richard Gritschke and Lor- The entertainment was Campbell St., Rahway, by gers University, he received submit led to Dr. Vito Gag- the Crescent Avenue encouraged to take home "The ideal use of the Berkeley Heights, Arthur L. to host hopefuls raine Wright of the Rahway supplied by the Silver Tones At the Sept. 8 meeting of • Thursday, Nov. 10 were also given to the com- telephoning 574-8425 or at a Wasters of teaching degree liardi, the Union County Church; Bloch's "Sacred the microcomputers for computer is a marriage of Johnson in Clark, David 382-2418 The Clark Republican Recreation Dept. oLthe club, and a sing-along the Rahway Chapter of the -Thanksgiving buffet lun- mittee chairmen as follows: General Locksmith at 717 in history from Brown superintendent, for con-Service," on Friday, March practice over the week- the CAI and. CMI," said Brearleyln Kenilworth,and Club will hold its monthly After dinner was served' was held with the members American Assn. of Retired cheon in the center, $6.50. Medical consultant, Lillian W. Grand Ave., Rahway, 381-7952 University in Rhode Island sideration as the county's 2, 1984, at Temple Emanu- ends." Mr. Baker. ' Jonathan Dayton in Spring- meeting at the Franklin the following officers, who and guests. A solo was Persons the president pub- • Thursday, Dec. 8 Finer; Garden State Arts telephone, 574-2973. in 1971. Teacher of the Year. El in Westfield, and the The district recently in- He sees the biggest ob- field. State Bank in Clark at 8:30 have been installed for the given by Yolanda Longo lished a partial schedti'.; of -Christmas buffet in the Center information, Doris The menu will be trad- Rutgers awarded him an The regional district in- Durufle "Requiem" on a Voss; Medical Discs and stalled eight microcompu- stacle to overcome in com- p.m. today. 1983-1984 year on Sept. 7, and a poem was read by social activities for thecenter, $6.50. itional hobo: Beans with Fine 'Dining NDEA Fellowship in cludes Clark. date in May to be announc- ters in each of its four puter use as teaching train- On the program will be were introduced: Chaplain, Sarah Ross. 1983-1984 season, as fol- • Friday, Dec. 9 - Tour AARP emblems, Kay Ka- franks with cole slaw. ed. in a casual, intimate atmosphere schools' instructional media ing. Last year some 80 of FABRIC CARE CENTER the Union County Republi- Anna Noterup; president, The Benediction was lows: of Bethlehem, Pa., with pro- dash; "Somebody Loves Drinks will be available at centers. At a cost of more 350 teachers district-wide Sgt. Schweitzer can candidates running for fessional guide and family- You" program, Betty Mar- the bar. Prizes will be Those interested in join- Same Day Service Yolanda Longo; vice presi- given by The Rev. Dona- than $65,000, the computer attended in-service work- election in November. dent, Mildred Stewart; hue and Anna Noterup. style turkey/ham dinner at tin; Teddy Bear (Miss Sun- awarded for the Best Hobo £uncheon Seriel ing the group may attend a in California 1212 St. George Ave. 498 Inman Ave. shine), Mary London; Assemblyman: equipment and software shops. Another 60 will be or Wolp's Restaurant, one and Madam Hobo. Monday thru Friday 11:30-3:00 rehearsal and/or telephone will aid the teachers in given training this year. Avenek634-9677 Colonia«388-I2ll • Monday and Tuesday, day, all costs, $27. 50/50. Bob Cro/.ier, John 756-7311 for more informa A Rahway native. Air determining how best to use Tuxedo 'Plaza • • Next to ShopRite • Oct. 31 to Nov. J - •- Sunday, Dec. 18-Papcr Lewis liiid I'ete Til us: com- Piijg-pongers tion. Force Sgt. George J. Sch- Budget Office the materials as teaching "The computer may alter weitzer, the son of Mrs. Sal- Baltimore's Inner Harbor, mill Playhouse Holiday munity affairs, Middlesex 'Dinner Sctied two days, one night, Na- County. Sylvester Novak seek peers tools. the way in which a teacher ly C. Schweitzer of 863 EVERY Show, "Nutcracker Suite," Monday thru Friday 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. According to Mr. Baker, interacts, but it also can Falesky St., arrived for duty $po tional Aquarium, seven- Rows four to seven reserv- and Josephine Swartz; "Time is the wisest counsel The New Jersey Table computer-assisted instruc- serve as an invaluable tool at Vandenberg Air Force OFF level glass pyramid with ed. Dinner at Galloping maestros. AI Wroldscn and Saturday 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. or of all." Pericles EVERY Outer Jacket Tennis Club has openings in tion (CAD would provide for instruction for all Base in California. COAT moving-belt ramps conduc- Hill, all costs, S32.50. Alberta Smith; photo- (to 29") ting spectators to each ex- grapher, Joe Stewart; the Monday night league. Closed Sunday Assemblyman Bob Fra- ccssing. and management "Every department wil drill and practice exercises teachers and especially for Sgt. Schweitzer, a tele- • Saturday to Sunday, hibit level, including a album, Ed Colgan; Quiz For information, please nks, who represents Clark, services, including the train- be directed to remain within for remedial instruction, tu- the remedial teacher," said communications supervisor Cleaned & Pressed including: Suede & Leather May 19 to 27-1984 World's tropical rain forest; pro- Kid, Sal Vene/ia; Boutique come to the club, at 226 said today the stale's new ing of middle-level mana- the limits of established torial exercises to teach a Donald Merachnik, the dis- with the 4392nd Aerospace including: Suede & Leather Example: Fair, New Orleans. Details Lightweight Jacket fessional tour of Shot table, Kay Newton and North Ave., in the center of Entertainment in our jOounge Office of Management and gers for all departments of targets and will be required new concept and to query, trict's superintendent of Support Group, was pre- Example: Plain Coat and costs to be announced. Tower, John Hopkins Uni- Mary London; Recycle Westfield, on any Monday Budget, a recommendation the state government. to prepare three-year fore and simulation exercises to schools. viously assigned at Royal 50 Other outings arc in the fef. SALE ^s $950 versity, Christ statue, Edgar table, Bea Oswandel and evening. "Every Thursday, Friday &•' Saturday of the Governor's Man- "The office will continue casts for operating budgets encourage problem solving. Courses already being of- Air Force Mildenhall, JJ.50 planning stages and details He said the material can M Allan Poe gravesite, Babe will be announced. Ruth Wurmser; usher, Mr. You may also telephone agement Improvement the principles of the Mana- and five-year forecasts for fered are "Computer Sci- England. OWtr Expirvi Sun., Nov. 6, 1981-Oood onty on incoming onJ«rv(Nof to IM combined mth ony other otftr) Ruth's home, Federal Hall Novak; chaplain, Ann the club at 232-9659. Task Force "is a giant step gement Improvement Task capital budgets," he noted. be presented to any level ence I and II," "Technical The sergeant is a 1966 with view of Inner Harbor, Noterup; community af- Reservations Sugaested! toward genuine improve- Force by providing con- student and programming Education Computer Sci- graduate of Rahway High At the meeting Josephine He said another benefit frigate, U. S. Constellation, fairs. Alma Falconer and ment in efficiency and tinuous review of the needs expertise is not a pre-ence" and a "Computer School. Swartz was installed as a of the treasury departmen and other ships, Fort Mc- Rita Colgan; nominating, modernization in state of government and by gat- re-organization will be the member of the Board of government." hering input from a variety Henry with special film and Directors and parliamen- Ann Noterup; membership establishment of a debt flag demonstration, and and public relations. Dot He added the office will of sources including the collection system "to g( tarian and Harriet Cwiekalo COUNT ON historical "S1 homes" of Ot- Ruddy, Rebecca Ludlum lead to "increased economy business community." the after the S400 million owed i OPEN A $5, $10 or $20 CLUB as the recording secretary. The and better delivery of ser lawmaker added. terbein. Total cost of bus, The recommendations of and Maude Bcrgstedt; reg- to the state by more than luggage handling, hotel, istrars, Irma Castor and vices to the public." He noted the office will 200,000 individuals and Receive a 6 Piece the Board of Directors were Assemblyman Franks also have the power to con- sightseeing, professional approved to continue mem- Nellie Burke; ambassadors, 100 county and municipa guide and gratuities, S85. Alice Faser and Lillian was one of only two legis trol the budgets of every governments." i bers' voting upon charitable lators serving on an suite department. Steak Knife donations individually as Finer; diplomats, Bob Cro- Bonding zicr; Cuisine Queens, Ltx- II-member advisory com J brought up. rnittee appointed to draft Set Those participating will pay So far in 1983 the group Kovcly, Marie Kccfe, strategy, organization and BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY by for their own meals. Lim- has donated 99 lap robes to Margaret Gilligcn and Ha- at Stranit and Elizabeth Trust Company functional responsibilities ited to 46 passengers. Please the patients at Rahway zel Woodward; Party Con- for the office. The director. Cosmetic Dentistry telephone the president at Hospital. sultants, Grace Wolf. Kay Your TREASURER card is your I COLOR THEIR WORLD - Connie Quinlan, a design consultant with Transart Industries, Kadash and Rose Stanlis; AI Fasola, is also the di- 388-9078 or Betty Martin Special certificates from key to anytime, anywhere banking rector of the Governor's I OUR SPECIALTY s^y Bonding is just one of left, gives decoratihg tips to Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club members, left to right, at 3880202. the Summer Squash Group cookie man. Jack Eber- through a network of more than Management Improvement Ann Brzychcy. Johanna Desiderio and Sandi Prasser. were awarded to Bob Cro- hardt; insurance, Donald 140 TREASURER automatic teller of the techniques that Enot, and defensive driving machines in New Jersey and Penn- Plan. • Thursday, Oct. 27zierand Bernadette Acierno a!.v..~ •': The assemblyman said 381-2000 may be used to cover •-Buffet luncheon at thefor their contributions of and insurance discount. sylvania. the office will have three FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY stained, damaged, or Rahway Senior Citizens talent, energy and time to Donald Enot and Mike Get cash when you need it —at primary responsibilities: Junior Women ^ Center, $6.50. the club. Special thanks Pompa. home or on the road—make K»,'.: The state budget, data pro- IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE.- separated teeth. Ask deposits and loan payments, fora consultation. if. transfer money between accounts. set their designs Do your everyday banking. When you us« your TREASURER card S you'll seetow eas y and convenient it is. A program on fine art ments were served by Mrs. the club welcomes women If you don't alraady have a card, apply lor ACCIDENT VICTIMS was presented by Connie Joyce Kane, the hospitality between the ages of 18 and Have the Fun...Enjoy the Ride one today. , Quinlan, a design consul- chairwoman. 35. For further information GL Tours will be your Guide Call 388-1717 tant with the Traveling Serving Rahway, Clark, please telephone Mrs. Andi The anytime, anywhere 24-hour TO BE REPRESENTED ON A 5 Gallery_pf Transart Indus- Colonia, Woodbridge, Car- Twombly, the membership CONTINGENT FEE BASIS BY A tries of West Long Branch, teret, Edison and Linden, chairwoman, at 382-6925. —Atlantic City— banking network of over 140 Steven Resnick DDS to members and guests at a No problem... automatic teller machines at: CERTIFIED CIVIL TRIAL ATTORNEY recent meeting of the Gen- ••••••••*••••••••••••••••••• leave the driving to Call: GL Tours 2 & '3 Clubs eral Federation of Women's •rmijiimq'.L ton Martin Frager DDS GL Tours Ao rH MM KJplfWOOd Bink i(\Q TruM Compinr leuv Clubs Rahway Area Junior 20 Henry Drive Burtmgron Counn Trvn Comujni •M0nOcPu0*< Empttfftt FtdfrjICfpflft Uncn Also Available JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC CJrrtrrt SJtmjs t lean Hem Knti BJnl N« Woman's Club. •Living Room comfort CFMtn*n Trust Compjnr Ocun CounrY N^Donal Bjnk FEINBERO. FEIKBERG AND TRITSCH •Hostess to serve you Northfield, N.J. 08225 Citi/rni Fint Hwonil Unk '^WQit\ Bjnk. H A 499-7117 She demonstrated how •PHIL OIL •OIL common rrvn Come** K net itnn the right matting and fram- •Open Bar •community Frttrjl Oi«gi t uuo '0u«»n City U»w ^RELIANCE SAVINGS WBLMHAM 'Crrstmow fmrX MI MM tuinmi jnof Iz^ti0(|on K> inr, 756-4254 'Gjrotn suit IM Nruncui institution \%z the club president. Refresh- • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-W Y*«r* In Rahway. N.J. a RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Legion unit Community Record 'XZCarK % patriot Moms | Community appoints delegates CELEBRATION Jl. to sponsor Nr. JrrMy'f Oldnt Wckly Eiubll.lxd 18X2 Union Counly'a Kntil Wxkly EafablUhad I96S The members of Clark President, Mrs. Cox, ap- Mini-Bazaar Calendar Unit No. 328 of the Amer- pointed the following chair- Osceola Church ican Legion Auxiliary ap- women: Americanism and Published Every Thursday Morning The Rahway Community pointed delegates to theAuxiliary Emergency TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS, INC. Mothers' Club will hold a meetings of the Union Fund, herself; Children and marks 40 years 219 Central Aw.PO BOX 1061. Rahway, N.J. 07065 5741200 Mini-Bazaar at the Claude By EDITOR'S NOTE: In order for us to adequately prepare County, Organization of the Youth and Coupons, Mrs. Congressman H. Reed Recreational and the Community Calendar, all events for the following American Legion Auxil- Bott; Community Service, In 1941 a group of build a church on. The C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI ELLEN PALINSKY Cultural Center at Sem- week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the WEDNESDAY iary. They are: Mrs. Theo- Mrs. Gudor; Education and Assistant Editor Advertising Manager families opened their homes name Osceola came from Editor/Publisher inary Ave. and Irving St., before you would like them to appear. dore Rudnicki, Mrs. GusScholarship and New Jersey to hold church services led Chief Osceola of the Rahway, from 1 to 4 p.m. Girls State, Mrs. Krov; Matt Rindldo Bott, Mrs. John A. Gudor, by Donald K. Theobold, a •Seminole Indians. \e(Mn| Ihc hoi inlcrcM* on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Gold Star Mothers, Mrs. Bn Ki prcvnl (he rtf** it) j Membei - ~ r* ' •••'•fc For sale will be home- 7th District, N«w J»rs«y RAHWAY Mrs. Kenneth Rea and Mrs. James Savage; Liaison, QUALITY WEEKLIES Michael Grmek. Delegates- Seminary. As this group Osceola Presbyterian olumn% jrc !*>!•< nf ihc made baked goods, arts and -FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 21, 22, 23 - St. Membership and Music, grew its members moved to Church was formally -. * ~'t .^ -r. - ' Ihf mjnj|tcnicni of Mjll of crafts, plants and a white Mary's Parish Fair, Oct. 21,7 to 11 p.m., Oct. 22,1 to 11 at-large are Mrs. William herself; National Security, NEW JERSEY the community house of the organized and the elephant table. Defense firms p.m., Oct. 23, 1 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Rudnicki; Past Pres- Suburban and Social Club Presbytery of Elizabeth Refreshments will be ser- --SATURDAY, OCT. 22 -• St. Thomas the Apostle Cox and Mrs. Frank Krov. idents Parley, Mrs. Krov; of Linden until early in ordered the Osceola Church r.r,-> r>. '-'.i. >.;•.;.-.3 Pe<:j9«; $9 50. Outside Union and Middlesex Counties $11.50 ved. The next meeting will be Publicity, Mrs. Gudor; Sun- fsv.-r,; C^s> Postage Paid ar Rahway. New Jersey FIRE-WISE Byzantine Rite Catholic Church Choir, Dinner/Dance, 1942 when a building with be enrolled as a church in ANOTHER MILESTONE - The Rev. James DiQuattro, get shot in arm 7:30 o'clock, Parish Center. Tickets, Dorothy Leigh, held at the Martin Wallberg shine, Mrs. Bott, and Audit- four rooms in Winfield was the Presbytery. At the same second from left, the pastor, of the Osceola 382-6570, Coachman Inn, Cranford. Tickets, 388-3890. Post No. 3 in Westfield to- ing, Mrs. Rudnicki and made available. meeting a call from Osceola Presbyterian ChuVch of Clark, accepts a proclamation The expansion of electronics and telecommunica- MONDAY, OCT. 24 -- Rahway Retired Men's Club, 1 day at 8 p.m. Mrs. Krov. was made for the services of Fellowship Memorial Hall from Clark Mayof Bernard G. Yarusavage, left, declar- Space heater safety tions industries in New Jersey may help the state to p.m., Rahway Senior Citizens Center, 1306 Esterbrook During Holy Week in Donald K. Theobold to be in the church. ing Friday, Oct. 28, as "Osceola Presbyterian Church Sheriff to parents: City nurse reverse its image as an "also-ran" in terms of obtaining Ave. 1942 a special service was the pastor. Many of the former Day" Hi Clark in commemoration of the church's 40th DATELINE: defense contracts. During the last few years New Jersey --TUESDAY, OCT. 25 -- Planning Board. Rahway Area held in the First On Oct. 22, 1943 Thepastors of Osceola will ai- anniversary. Looking on are Marion Rich, second from at workshop can save lives Junior Woman's Club, General Meeting, 8 p.m.. Valley Fingerprint your child has received about 2% of the total spent on defense. But NAACP to cite Presbyterian Church of Rev. Theobold was installed tend the celebration. They right, the anniversary chairwoman, and Frank Miseren- > - on diagnosis TRENTON it has been gaining steadily, and in the last fiscal year the Road School, Clark. Rahway where 15 people as the pastor, and on Oct. are: The Rev. Theobold. lino, right, an elder By Rahway Fire Chief James T. Heller state ranked 12th in the nation with military contracts --MONDAY, OCT. 31 -- Chamber of Commerce, 7 p.m., were examined by the Ses- 24. 1943 the church The Rev. Albert G. Dezso, A Rahway woman, Mary Each year more homeowners elect to use space worth nearly $2.9 billion. Huffman-Koos Auditorium, St. George Ave. Rahway sion of the host church for EDITOR'S NOTE: The Mowing was submitted to A Legislative Report from Dr. C. T. Hill building was dedicated. The The Rev. William M. Ann Huffman, attended the heaters to heat their homes selectively in an effort to cut- Retired Men's Club, 1 p.m., Rahway Senior Citizens The Rahway News-Record and The Clark Patriot as an Senator Don DiFrancesco Union County was second in the state with $460 membership. This group membership at this time Elliott, interim pastors. Presbyter, and The RevRich. , the chairwoman; open letter to Union Cotintv parents bv (he courm sheriff, recent Nursing Diagnosis: utility bills. Following a few simple safety rules in all million in defense contracts. Lockheed Electronics in Center, 1306 Esterbrook Ave. A retired Rahway physi- shortly thereafter became then formed the Osceola consisted of 57 adults and James Ramsawh and David FouboJrt, the Frank Miseren lino, the Ralph Froehiich. What It Is and How To Use that's required to use space heaters firewisely. Plainfield and United States Lines Co. in Cranford head- -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 •- Parking Authority, 7:30 cian and a past president of involved in the concerns of Chapel of ..the First 125 youth on ihc Church Thomas Evans; The Rev. associate Presbyter. master of ceremonies; Ruth. It In Practice workshop If you're adding an electric space heater check to see ed the list. The Cranford firm ships goods to Navy in- p.m.. City Council Chambers, City Hall, One City Hall the Rahway,Branch of the the community. He played Presbyterian Church. School roll. Richard Rowc, the former Mayor Bernard (i. E3urklc. the photographer;; ft • • • sponsored by the University how much current it draws. Find out what rating appears stallations overseas, and Lockheed produces a range of Plaza. National Assn. for the Ad- a major role in a com- Through the generosity Janet Chiravalle, rescrva-i I'm sure you've heard of the Union County Sheriffs Osceola has continued to moderator of Session; The Yarusavage of Clark will of Southern Mississippi. on the fuse or circuitbreakers protecting the circuit you high-technology weapons and devices used by the -FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOV. 4 AND 5 -• "Storybook vancement 'of Colored Peo- munity-wide coalition of of Thomas Sperry of grow and prosper over the Rev. John B. Crowell of the also attend. tions; Joanne Ruggerio,-; Office Program 10 fingerprint school children. The main Insurance reform plan to use for the space heater and estimate the current military services. Fair," Trinity United Methodist Church, E. Milton Ave. ple, Dr. Clarence T. Hill, concerned citizens which Westfield and his mother, floral arrangements, and^ objective of the program is to provide a means to identify years. The membership is Hope Memorial Many of the charter The workshop was de- demand of other appliances on the circuit. (For a quick But it is not just the Pentagon purchases of weapons and Main St., Nov. 4, 4 to 9 p.m., Nov. 5, 10 a.m. to 2 will be- inducted into the ultimately brought signifi- Mrs. Kate Sperry Goodrich, now 400. Presbyterian Church, who members will attend the Fred and Alma Roll,? lost or kidnapped children who are unable or unwilling to signed for registered nurses calculation, one amp on the fuse equals 100 watts of de- and sophisticated systems that are prompting more New p.m. group's Rahway Branch cant change to the Rahway the lot at 1689 Raritan Rd., posters and centerpieces. \ identify themselves. brings driver relief The Rev. James A. Di-installed the firsi ' pastor. dinner and be recognized. to practice writing nursing mand. So a 1250-watt heater and a 250-watt light bulb are Jersey industries to bid on defense contracts. The military -SATURDAY, NOV. 5 -- Retired Railroaders Group Hall of Fame on Friday, school system, according to Clark, was given to the Na- Quattro. is now [he pastor. The Rev. Theobold; The The choir will sing, and pic- Reservations may be- We have a 95% participation rate in the schools diagnoses based on a case okay for a 20-amp line but too much for a 15-amp line.) services spend billions of dollars a year for maintenance, No. 2, 11 a.m., Rahway Senior Citizens Center, 1306 Nov. 4, at 7'p;m. at thethe branch president. tional Mission Committee made by telephoning the where we've been. Our goal is 100%. The program is New Jersey motorists will finally be getting a break On Friday, Oct. 28, at 5 Rev. Anthony J. Godlefski, tures and slide* will he study related to their special on their automobile insurance rates. At the very least this little inspection will spare you clothing, office supplies, machine tools and a variety of Esterbrook Ave. Westwood, 428 North For further information of the Presbytery of p.m. the congregation of the former organist-choir shown during thi^cvoiiing. church office at 276-5300' totally voluntary and no copies of the prints are kept by practical area which includ- the trouble of constantly blowing fuses or breakers. But other non-strategic goods and services. Contracts for such -MONDAY, NOV. 7 - Rahway Retired Men's Club, 1 Ave., Garwood, at a Elizabeth and in turn given or Mrs. William Chiravalle- any law-enforcement agency. The only copy of the finger- Gov. Thomas H. Kean signed into law recently the please telephone 382-5302, Osceola will celebrate its director; The Rev. Richard Members of il^r anniver- ed home health, hospital first meaningful reform of New Jersey's no-fault in- remember older wiring can get very hot at currents below items as raincoats and shoes run in the millions and pro- p.m., Rahway Senior Citizens Center, 1306 Esterbrook Recognition and Awards 388-1447 or 381-7768. to the Osceola Chapel to 40th anniversary in theK. Giffin, die executive sary commit ice arc Marion at 388-6321. j prints goes home to you to keep with your other valuable and nursing home practice surance system. The governor was successful in bringing the maximum ratings--so it's best to stay well below the vide thousands of jobs. Ave. Banquet sponsored by the papers. settings. maximum ratings if you can. --TUESDAY, NOV. 8 -- General Election, 7 a.m. to 8 Rahway Branch. Before we come to your child's school to fingerprint all sides together to break the eight-year stalemate over Since 1980, when Congress modified the Maybank automobile insurance reform dating back to the Byrne Make sure the heating elements will be protected Amendment, the Dept. of Defense has set aside a percen- p.m. Details, Nov. 3, Rahway News-Record. Rahway The idea of the hall of students your child will bring home a permission note for The course included how behind a grille. If your old heater lacks this grille, have Historical Society, 8 p.m.. Merchants' and Drovers' you to sign. I urge you to sign it and to participate in this Administration. ; tage of its budget for the purchase of non-strategic items fame originated in 1981 to nursing diagnoses are used The new laws should reduce the average insurance one installed or discard the unit. Newer electric heaters from companies in labor-surplus areas. Tavern, St. George and Westfield Aves., Liberty Square. recognize charter members valuable program. in designing care plans and have a desirable safety feature called a "kill switch," Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club, Board Meeting, 8 If you have preschool children, please feel free to premium by $150 and give motorists a choice in selecting — Under the program companies in high-unemploy- and individuals who have in charting nursing care insurance coverage. which automatically shuts the heater off if it's accidental- ment areas may be awarded defense contracts even if p.m., home of Mrs. Sandi Prasser, Rahway. made major contributions bring them to any location where we arc fingerprinting given and evaluating the pa- ly tipped over. To find out whether your old heater has a -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 •- City Council, PreMeeting students. You may telephone the Sheriffs Office at Most importantly, they will preserve the no-fault their bids are as much as 2.2% higher than the next to the community. tient's/client's response. Op- system under which all medical expenses resulting from kill switch, turn it on and tip the unit. If the heat doesn't lowest bid if it is submitted by a competitor in an Conference, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, Ci- The Rahway Branch, of 527-4450 to find when we will be in a location convenient portunities to exchange sug- cut off at once, discard the heater or have a kill switch in- ty Hall Plaza. to you. an accident are paid, regardless of fault. economically-healthy part of the country. The intent of which John J. Robertson is gestions of ways to imple- Mandatory liability and personal injury protection stalled by a repairman. the legislation was to increase employment opportunities, -MONDAY, NOV. 14 - City Council, Regular the president, has changed This program, which originated right here in Union ment diagnosis in the nur- County, is now being implemented throughout the coun- will still be required for all motorists with some options Position the h'eater where it will not touch drapes especially in the country's older industrialized areas, Meeting, 8 p.m. City Council Chambers, City Hall, City the format of its annual ses' practice were also offer- available to reduce the cost. and furniture...and where nobody will have to stand too without setting up expensive new federal programs. Hall Plaza. Rahway Retired Men's Club, 1 p.m., Rahway celebration this year and, in try. Please join parents nationwide who realize a few ed. minutes of lime can provide security and protection for The key element of the package is freedom of choice close to the unit. The elements are more than hot enough It was felt increased employment opportunities in Senior Citizens Center, 1306 Esterbrook Ave. addition to honoring Dr. your child. for motorists. No longer will motorists be forced to buy to ignite fabrics from drapes and upholstery to night wear. the private sector would cut federal, state and local costs -TUESDAY, NOV. IS -- Municipal Board of Alcoholic Hill, five other awardees top-of-the-line coverage, which resulted in drivers paying These cautions about position apply equally to non- for income-maintenance programs for the unemployed Beverage Control, 7:30 p.m. Local Assistance Board, 7:30 were selected for outstand- the highest average automobile insurance premiums in electric heaters, from gas and oil space heaters to wood- and their families. p.m., Welfare Dept., Second Floor, City Hall, One City ing community service. the nation. burning stoves. But these devices pose an additional A recently-completed 15-month study by the Hall Plaza. Public Library Board of Trustees, 8 p.m., Those receiving awards The law requires insurance companies to offer these hazard as well-the danger of fire and suffocation. Defense Logistics Agency of the effects of this program Library. were: Dr. Adam T. McDan- Legionaires fight options to policy holders by Sunday, July 1, 1984. In- Some older oil units can spill flammable liquid if has shown it works and actually saves the taxpayers . -THURSDAY, NOV. 17 - Board of Education, Caucus, iel, a local ^dentist-and a surers must explain in writing to customers all the options upse(...and any fuel-burning unit can fill a room with' money by reducing unemployment, welfare and other 8i p.m.. Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior High former meftiber and'presi- available. odorless, colorless, toxic carbon monoxide gas unless pro- public expenses, and contributes taxes by putting more School. dent of the Rahway City Among the cost saving-options motorists can select perly vented. (Even liquid-propane, LP, gas units whose people to work in high-unemployment areas. -MONDAY, NOV. 21 -- Board of Education, Regular Council; Mrs. Marie for veterans are: instructions do not require ventilation can produce car- The Defense Logistics Agency examined 35,770 con- Meeting, 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School Auditorium. Board Brown, the branch trea- • Agree to restrict your right to file suit for pain and bon monoxide if they get out of adjustment or the flow of tracts for non-strategic materials awarded under the pro- of Adjustment. Rahway Retired Men's Club, 1 p.m.,surer for 21 years; Dennis Comm. Joseph Rybak der, Keith Krcul of Wis-cond time as the depart- suffering in accidents resulting in medical expenses over fuel drops below the level required for efficient combus- gram. Only 956 of these were awarded at a higher bid to Rahway Senior Citizens Center, 1306 Esterbrook Ave. Boykins, a vice principal in SELECT ROU TOP & DBL. PEDESTAL and the American Legion consin, told the convention ment executive committee- $1,500 instead of the present $200 threshold. This option tion.I labor-surplus areas. The cost to the taxpayers was only -TUESDAY, NOV. 22 -- Planning Board. the Carteret school system SELECT END TABLES ALL IN STOCK SELECT Union County delegates delegates the Soviets' attack man of the Dept. of New alone will save a motorist an estimated $50 a year. Too many times each winter we hear about families $1.7 million higher than if they had gone to the lowest --WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 -• Parking Authority, Caucus, and a past president of the & LAMPS Many In Stock GRANDFATHER returned from the legion's on Flight 007 was a heinous Jersey. He is from Summit •' Agree to return 20% of any award in a lawsuit to burned or asphyxiated in their homes by a fuel-fired space bidder in an area of high unemployment. 7:30 p.m., home of Anthony Lordi, 373 Cornell Ave. Rahway Branch; Mrs. SOFA - BEDS DESKS 50% OFF list 65th annual convention, act and the incident is en- Post No. 322. the insurance company to defray costs. heater that went bad while they slept. These contracts were directly responsible for the -MONDAY, NOV. 21 -- Chamber of Commerce, 7 Mary Lou Hawkins, the which was held in Wild- abling Americans to unders- The Cranford Patriots • Agree to make your health insurance policy Fight back against disasters like those by using elec- employment of 3,207 workers in high-unemployment p.m., Huffman-Koos Auditorium, St. George Ave. vice principal of Rahway 50% OFF list CLOCKS Huge Selection wood for the 28th con- tand Soviet thinking. He Drum and Bugle Corps, coverage a portion of medical expenses resulting from an tric heaters which feature complete safety features where areas -people- who otherwise- might- be—collecting Rahway Retired Men's Club, 1 p.m.,"Rahway Senior Junior High School and the ODD DRESSERS - CHESTS secutive year. also stated the legion will sponsored by Cranford Post automobile accident. possible; where cost or other factors Squire the use of unemployment and welfare checks and not paying taxes. Citizens Center, 1306 Esterbrook Ave. first director of the Rahway 50%OFF>sr -Comm. Rybak stated support a strong national No. 212, won the junior • Agree to exclude funeral expenses and loss-of- fuel heaters, make sure to ventilate and maintain the unit In short, it was a bargain for the taxpayers and a means of CLARK * Head Start Program, and SELECT CEDAR CHESTS &.NITE STANDS Charles Brame, the Amer- as mahy important issues con- defense with conventional drum corps competition at income and essential-services benefits from coverage in strict accord with manufacturers' instructions. spreading defense jobs to areas that need the work. -SATURDAY, OCT. 22 -• Clark Unico, Bus Trip to Lorgest 50% In The list cerning all veterans were and nuclear weapons. the convention at Maxwell under personal-injury protection. One other benefit of the program is it stimulates Caesar's, Atlantic City. Information, George, 381-3592; icanism chairman of the low Display Area as $399 $799 brought to the attention of Elected as the New Jer- Field. -— • Agree to higher deductibles and co-insurance op- more bidding competition. Many small firms with excess Carene,, 574-9057, Tony, 382-3108. Clark Art Assn., Union County American OFF'' 50% OFF t the delegates. sey Department Comman- Comm. Rybak, once aga- tions on collision and comprehension coverage. manufacturing capacity now feel they have a chance to Children's Art Classes, to Saturday, Nov. 12, Grades Legion and a-past president der for the 1983-1984 year in, is asking all veterans of The signing of this legislation is a major gain for Franks: Inform win government contracts. three to six, 10 a.m. Information, 354-7728. of the Rahway Branch. "The American Legion is was Michael Pastuzyn of Union County who do not motorists in that they will be getting the lower premiums A few weeks ago, when the defense-authorization -TUESDAY, OCT. 25 -- Planning Board, Regular All awardees were sel- SELECT conducting a long, hard SWIVEL Rockers SIMMONS CLASSIC Bayonne Post No. 165belon. g to a veterans' and flexibility in selecting coverage. bill came before the House, we succeeded in narrowly Business Meeting. Public Library, October Pre-School ected for untiring devotion RECLINERS OIL PAINTINGS CURIOS fight for the much-needed Department Commander organization to seek out a This long-awaited compromise is a major step in the public about laws pushing through an amendment to make this permanent Story Time for four and five year olds. 10:30 to 11 a.m. to the cause of human B*ige I Brown Twted by Rowe Mattress & Boxspring health care programs for Pastuzyn's project will be post in their town, inquire right direction toward lowering automobile insurance and in raising the amount of contracts eligible for the pro- -WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 -- Clark Historical Society, 8 rights, reports Mr. Rob- Limited Supply in select ] reg. J010 Ful reg. and PRINTS Large the Vietnam veterans who the raising of funds for the about the new insurance rates, while at the same time, controlling the industry for p.m., Public Library, 303 Westfield Ave., "Quilts" pro- ertson. x^".fti > Velvets list IN UTS Size list gram from $4 billion in 1983 to $7 billion this fiscal year. Comp. Set J299 OMIT Comp. Se119t 9 $399 were exposed to the poi-Liberty Park Monument. plan which is available to the benefit of all New Jersey motorists. on drunk driving If the Senate adopts the measure it will mean that labor gram. The keySole Speaker for list Selection sonous chemical, 'Agent A 15-foot bronze monu- legionnaires and become in- surplus areas in New Jersey will be able to obtain a larger "TUESDAY, NOV. 1 •- Regional Board of Education, the event will be The Rev. $99$249 DINETTES From Orange,' and other danger- volved with "a great He will file two pieces of ment, which will depict an related offenses," the share of non-strategic defense contracts in future years. Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Gov. Livingston Regional High James W. Ealey, the pastor Tcfcb I 4 Matu Chairs HEADBOARDS ROCKERS ous defoliants. Our two organization which is con- legislation that will increase legislator noted. "The state- School, Berkeley Heights. of the Second Baptist Over 100 Reclmers American soldier carrying a In all 1,435 labor surplus areas in-the country would To Choose From At list Maple t $ 1,51 Congressional Houses are stantly looking out for the Surrogate forms public awareness of the pen- ment would be displayed in -MONDAY, NOV. 7 - Township Council, Executive Church atWi E. Milton J3?9 survivor to safety and free- qualify for the program. Contracts can be set aside for Similar Savings '399 or moving to allocate funds for dom, will be erected in benefits of the veteran." alties regarding drunk driv- a protected case near every these areas, however, only if enough bids are submitted to Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, Ave., Rahway:. *199 Pine list-$99 179 this necessary program. Liberty State Park in Jersey ing, driving while impaired exit and entrance to theassure adequate competition and a reasonable price. The Westfield Ave. The Rev. Ealey began his Here in New Jersey plans City in May, 1985. H. 0. P. E.' unit and driving with open con- establishment." bids can be no higher than 2.2% above the lowest -TUESDAY, NOV. 8 -- General Election, 7 a.m. to 8 pastorate' at the- Second are progressing for' the "This monument will be tainers of alcoholic bever- Assemblyman Franks qualified bid from a firm in an economically-healthy area. p.m. Details, Nov. 3 Clark Patriot. Planning Board, Ex- Baptist Church in 1963 and SELECT DINING ROOMS SELECT LIVING ROOMS SELECT BEDROOMS establishment of a much- r— Let's All-i • Union County Surrogate These support seminars ages and other related of- said penalties for drunk ecutive Session. Elementary Board of Education, Regular an everlasting tribute to the will be conducted by pro- Since the Dept. of Defense accounts for between needed third veterans nurs- American soldier and to all Ann Conti announced she fenses, reports Assembly- driving have been increased two-thirds and three-quarters of all federal procurement Meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Building, Schindler Rd. ing care facility. Also, the Keep Our is initiating a "H. O. P. E." fessional volunteer coun- man Bob Franks, whose dis- in order to serve as a deter- -WEDNESDAY, MOV. 9 -- Board of Adjustment, Ex- JC-ettes to host at 50% OFF list at 50% OFF ist Americans for their roles as selors. Topics to be dis- spending it makes sense to direct the flow of contracts to 50% off n state is planning for theliberators. Comm. Pastuzyn chapter in Union County. trict includes Clark. rent to the offense. those areas where unemployment is heaviest. Highly- ecutive Meeting, Conference Room, Municipal Building, creation of a stale memorial requests all veterans to sup- Eyes Open H. O. P. E. is a support cussed are the spiritual and He said a great number of "My bills, if enacted, Westfield Ave., 8 p.m. Public Library Board of Trustees. own 'goblins' 9Pc CONTEMPORART by Bassett ODD TRADITIONAL LOVE SEAT in 6Pc Colonial by Singer In Pine. psychological aspects of sophisticated weapons systems, such as tanks, guidance list lisf cemetery which should be a group for persons who have bills have been passed dur- would have the same effect -TUESDAY, NOV. 15 -- Regional Board of Education, Lighted Chind.Rect.Table, 4 Side & Earthtone Floral Cotton Print with Con- Triple Dresser, Hutch Mirror, Chest port this program," Comm. coping with grief and pro- systems, ammunition and other material are not covered At their September meet- reality in the near future. Rybak pointed out. For Kids! suffered a recent loss of a ing the current session of as the penalty," he declared. by the amendment. They slill must go to the lowest 8 p.m., Instructional Media Center, Gov. Livingston 2 Arm Choirs - $1620 $799 trasting Welt. Reg. list $449 $250 & 2 Nite Stonds, Que^en Hdbrd. $1499 '749 We are also seeking re-ad- family member or friend. blems such as probate, in- the Legislature regarding ing the Clark- Jaycee-ettes ODD TRADITIONAL SOFA by "Knowledge of the severity qualified bidder, who often farms out components to Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. made plans for their fall ac- 6Pc Colonial by Ba&ett '«• justment of the counseling Re-elected to office was It's that time Mrs. Conti said, "H. O.heritance taxes, Social drinking and driving and he •-WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16 -• Clark Taxpayers Coalition, 7Pc Traditional by Singer Schweiger in Antron Nylon Florol Print. of our new statutes will thousands of small firms. tivities. On Saturday, Oct. Lighted China, Oval Table, and 4 Side list Door Triple Dresser, Chest on chest, service and an extra two Warren R. Davies, the na- of the yeari P. E. attempts to bring peo- Security and insurance. is "certain" the public is not 8 p.m., Public Library, Westfield Ave. Reg. list $799 hopefully reduce the num- 29, they are planning a Choirs - SI 620 $799 $399 Tri Mirror, Queen Hdbo., & 2 Nite Stands again (Schools To join in H. O. P. E. ist years to apply for G. I.tional executive committee- ple together to help them in aware of current law. ber of accidents involving -MONDAY, NOV. 21 - Township Council, Regular 2Pc Colonial SOFA I CHAIR ' '865 please telephone the sur- Halloween party for their J999 educational benefits," he man of the Dept. of New are back in dealing with day-to-day pro- "Although ignorance of drivers who are impaired by Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, In Documentary Velvet Flock $499 said. session and blems in coping with grief rogate at 527-4280 between Papers children at the home of 7Pc in Pine by Singer 6Pe Omk tearoom ay Brovhfll 'js» Jersey, who is from Roselle the law is no excuse, know- the consumption of alcoho- Affidavits Westfield Ave. list Triple Dresser, Hutch Mjrror, Chest * '935 Newly-elected National Park Post No. 60. Douglas now we all have i and in setting new goals. 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Alice Muir. Lighted China, Rect. Table, 4 Sida & 2 Pc COLONIAL SOFA 4 LOVESEAT ledge of the law is a det- lic beverages." -TUESDAY, NOV. 22 -- Planning Board, Regular 2 Arm Chairs - $1650'*825 by Crestline in Olive Gold and Rust Nylon on Chest, Queen ^dbdjJand 2 Nite Stonds American Legion comman- Barrow was elected for a se- o be alert!. The program is currently A regional meeting of the '959 errent," the Republican The legislator concluded set required Meeting. Elementary Board of Education, 8 p.m. Ad-Heartland Region Jaycee- Colonial Print. Reg. list $1249 operating successfully in lawmaker said. "My first he expects bi-partisan co- ministration Building, Schindler Rd. '625 6Pc Contemporary ^y Basseft |l5t Delmonaco boots ettes will be hosted by Clark 7Pc Country Oe* by Ktncaid 2Pc Country SOFA t LOVESEAT MONDAY, Oct. 10 PICK FOUR Cape May, Camden and bill would require an infor- sponsorship for both bills. The Rahway News-Rec- -MONDAY, NOV. 28 •- Board of Adjustment, 8 p.m., Lighted China, Oval Table & 4 Bow list in Pecan I Oak $2599$ 1 AAA PICK-IT-NUMBERS FOR on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at $949 Oak Trim-Multi Pillowbock In Rust list mxta nuioflMTOffx 101 Mercer Counties." for Washington mational statement be pre- ord and The Clark Patriot Council Chambers, Municipal Building, Westfield Ave., Bock Side Chairs - $1899 Door Triple Dresser, Hirtch Mirror, "T I # T#'W deadline 8:30 p-m- at the Clark Nylon Velvet $1599 27*5 tt.504.00 t!04 Surrogate Conti added in pared by the commissioner do not accept unsigned let- Regular Meeting. 1799 Door chest. 2 Nite Stand* and QueerHdbd. ' ** * * THE WEEK OF: Public Library. A repre- 2Pc Traditional SOFA TUODAY, Oct. 11 PICK fOUR addition to offering emo- A Rahway resident. Rick of insurance in consultation Meeting cancelled The deadline for submis- ters to the editor or political 9Pc Contemporary in Wolrurt 6Pc Country Oak byjKincaW mmta mm mm IOI sentative from the Make-A- & LOVESEAT list OCT. 10 thru OCT. 15 tional support the Union Delmonaco, is a contribu- with the attorney general to The meeting of the Clark sion of stories and pictures press releases. by Singer Door Triple Dresser, Laiilscape Mir- M40 $1,219.00 $114 County H. O. P. E. Pro-ting member of the George Legion unit Wish Foundation will 0ok Trim. Antron Velvet Nylon $1785 '889 ror, Door Chest, Queerv Hdbd. & 2 be distributed by all insur- Board of Education sche- for events taking place dur- All letters and political speak. 4 Door China, Rect. Table, 4 Side & '1485 '1529 FLOOR SAMPLE 3 PC SOFA, LOVE ^ -^ ^ __ WEDNESDAY. Oct. 12 PICK FOUR gram will answer many of Washington University Soc- ance companies at the time duled for Monday, Oct. 24, ing the week to The Rahway releases must be signed and 2 Arm Chairs - list $2970 Nite Stands - i $3059 PICK-IT STRAIGHT _rtv _.,_ to dance The Jaycee-ettes are plan- SEAT I CHAIR BY Stylecraft in Floral |QOC 059 NUMta STMICmPAYOff I0X the legal questions which cer Team that has posted a of issuance or renewal of was cancelled. News-Record and The CJarfc include the full names and $005 MASSIVE 7Pc Sponitip in Dark 713S S3J12.50 UW» 5-3-3 record in its' first 11 ning a visit to the Cranford 9Pc TRADITIONAL in Cherry by Earthtone Antron Nylon Print.Reg. list i1224W Jm t^ DATE NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR the survivor must deal with. automobile insurance poli- The next regularly-sch- Patriot is'5 p.m. on the Thurs- addresses of all persons sub- .- ,I324# £t*J Oafc by American of Mortinivillo MONDAY 5 The program will begin games. on Halloween Health and Extended Care Manor Haute list 2Pc Contemporary THURSDAY, Oct. 13 PICK FOUR cies. The notice,would alert eduled meeting will be on day preceding the Tharsdoy mitting them. 4 Door Lighted China, Oval Table, 4 $3699 Door Triple dresser, landscape Mir- Qd. 10 161 2fi7 - '28.* this month with introduc- Delmonaco was an All- Center in November. *1849 SOFA I LOVESEAT list NUMBER STRAIGHT BOX the insurance purchaser to you wish to see the item ap- In addition, those submit- ror Huge Armoire, Queeii Size Bed & lis'239t 9 TUBOAY 30 Tuesday, Nov. 8, reports Rahway Unit No. 5 of All proceeds from Auxi- Home-baked cookies and side and 2 Arm Chairs 2tU J2.37I.00 $ltt tory informational seminars State player from Union the dramatically-increased Philip A. Miller, the Board pear in the newspapers. ting letters and releases In Brown Velvet by Covington $235'1175 9 2 Nite Stands - r $4899 Oct. 11 liary affairs help the unit to 176 '243 '40 '24 PICK MOnO NO.: 02 051417 27 30 to be held tomorrow from 9 Catholic Regional High penalties for drunk driv- must come to the offices of the American Legion Auxi- juice will be served to the WEWBMY secretary. • - OMIT stories and pictures carry out its community residents. so 10TT0 BONUS NO. 11225 . a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Free- School in Scotch Plains. ing." the newspapers at 219 Cen- liary will hold its Annual Oct. 12 566 '418* - '41 on events which occur over Halloween Dance on Satur- and veterans programs. In addition, a Christmas FRIDAY. Oct. 14 holders Meeting Room of According to Coach "The second bill would the weekend will be accepted tral Ave., Rahway, in order ,' THIflQOAY M day, Oct. 29, at the post The unit will also sponsor card sale is currently in pro- PKKFOW the Union County Admin- Tony Vecchione, the Rah- require all holders of Class on Mondays, and ONLY to 10 to pick up affidavits to sig- an arts and crafts bazaar at Oct. 13 045 '31S istration Building at Eli-wayan is a strong, hard gress. MARTIN'S FURNITURE CLARK nify the authenticity of the home at 581 Maple Ave., FWBAY NUMBIR STRAIGHT BOX "C" licenses for serving e.H. the post home on Sunday, Any woman interested in M42 S2.4W.00 S3O7.SO zabethtown Plaza, Eliza- player. He was also All- and/or selling alcoholic Any items NOT submitted letters and releases. Rahway. For tickets please OctM 105 '184* '30* '18 SATURDAY, Oct. IS Nov. 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 attending the next meeting 67 WESTFIELD AVE., 381-6886 beth and on Friday, Oct. Union County his junior beverages at retail to display in time for the deadlines will These affidavits may be telephone Edna DeParlier p.m. For information please SATWMY PKKFOM 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in and senior years as well as of the Clark Jaycee-ettes Oct. 15 212 '177* - '17* the same informational Th« moit commonly •atwulkaly be transferred notarized at the newspaper at 382-3855. telephone 388-1993. may telephone 382-1405. Daily 10-9 Saturday 'til 6 - Sunday 12-5 Mastercharge & Visa NUMBIR STRAIGHT BOX the county facility at 300holding the school shooting statement regarding penal- used word in English to the folowfeg week's newt- offices-or by another notary 2HI S3.14S.00 S17I.M record. conversation is "I". North Ave., Westficld. ties for drunk driving and public. • \ PAGE 6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1983 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1983 PAGF.7 • •••••*•*•• *•*••*•••••••*•••••••••*•••***•********• Johnson group Historians to hear DiFroncesco: to journey Junior Women Joseph Soft equals to Caesar's about quilting Bicyclists need 'reach stars' The Clark Historical So- the different types of quilts She received an under- The Arthur L. Johnson ciety will meet on Wed- such as patchwork, appli- graduate degree in textiles Regional High School Par- nesday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. at que and Hawaiian. She will from Michigan State Uni- ISCHOOL MENUS I teaching excellence The members of the Gen- Desiderio, Mrs. Karen ent-Teacher Assn. of Clark the Clark Public Library at also discuss restoration versity and a master of sci- WEEK OF OCT. 24 safety, not fines eral Federation of Women's Hayes, Mrs. Judy Kamin- will sponsor a bus trip to 303 Westfield Ave. techniques. ence degree in clothing and From mathematics teach- Clubs Rahway Area Junior sky, Mrs. Caroline Mc- Recently several young deterrent, the senator between our constituent four semesters, an academic Atlantic City to Caesar's Mrs. Nan Mutnick will Mrs. Mutnick is the cura- textiles from Pennsylvania ing posts at three of the four districts and the four student can elect the six- Woman's Club stretched to Grath, Mrs. Fran Narto- State University. She is a RAHWAY JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS people appeared in Roselle noted. Boardwalk Regency Hotel present a program entitled tor of the decorating arts for Union County Regional regional high schools has semester course. The bene- "Reach for the Stars" at the witz, Mrs. Elaine Oehme, graduate of the Newark Park Municipal Court to The most effective man- and Casino on Sunday, "A Survey of American the Morris Museum of Arts K.«\; ••••..• High School District No. 1 1983 State Fair Conference Mrs. Andi Twombly and face fines of up to $50 for ner in which to ensure the been of high caliber." fits of such a decision has Nov. 20. Quilts" which will consist of and Sciences in Morristown Museum/Rutgers Universi- ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL high schools to department of the New Jersey State Mrs. Lynda Volker. violating rules of the road safety of bicyclists is to resulted in- more students Buses will leave the high a lecture and slide pre- and is the president of the ty museum training arts head and, eventually, Federation of Women's while on bicycles. It was make them aware of the im- The supervisor of 35 scoring higher in the math- school parking lot at 11:30 sentation on American costume and textiles group program. MONDAY mathematics co-ordinator Clubs-Junior Membership part of a campaign by local portance of following the teachers at Gov. Livingston ematics portion of the sch- a.m. and return to Clark six At the general session a quilts from the 18th century of the Museums Council of Refreshments will be Luncheon No. 1: Chicken Parmesan on bun. for the district, which in- Dept. law enforcement officials to rules of the road. Many Regional High School in olastic aptitude tests used OPENING NEW DOOR • hours from its arrival in At- first-place Scrapbook to the present day. She will New Jersey, which she served. There will be no ad- Luncheon No. 2: Hamburger on bun. cludes Clark, Joseph Sott The conference was held enforce the new state law young children who ap- Berkeley Heights, Arthur L. for college entrance. Miss Amy Beth Guidroz of lantic City. The approx- Award was received by the discuss what quilting is and founded in 1980. mission charge. Luncheon No. 3: Salami sandwich. has dedicated 42 years to at Douglass College in New that allows juveniles to be peared in Roselle Park Johnson in Clark, David Rahway is among the new imate time the group will Rahway club for its out- Each of the above luncheons will contain your the educational profession. Brearley in Kenilworth and sludents beginning their Brunswick. standing scrapbook detail- choice of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. fined the same as adults for Municipal Court claimed Regional district students leave Atlantic City will be Jonathan Dayton in Spring- have also excelled in com- studies at The Berkeley ing the club's activities for TUESDAY moving violations on bicyc- they were not familiar with 7:30 p.m. The New Jersey juniors "My first love has always field, Mr. Sott watched petitions such as the Math- School of Woodbridge. the 1982-1983 year. Luncheon No. 1: Spaghetti with meat sauce, les, reports Sen. Donald T. the new bicycle safety law, The price of the trip will are comprised of the mem- been teaching," said Mr. many of his former teachers ematical Assn. of America Miss Guidroz will be en- bread and butter, tossed salad with dressing and DiFrancesco, who repre- even though local police be $15. All passengers will bers of 103 junior clubs and Twenty-two workshops sents Clark. said bicycle safety programs Sott. "And I have derived go on to higher positions of Contest, the New Jersey rolled in the nine-month be given $10 in cash and a WINNING ENTRY - Miss Johanna Desiderio. left, and and fruit. leadership in education. word processing program, 14 sub-junior clubs (high were offered at two sessions Mrs. Judy Rhodes, right, display the General Federa- Although the new law is had been offered in the great satisfaction from see- Assn. of Mathematics $5 return-trip deferred vou- Luncheon No. 2: Fish sticks with tartar sauce. which equips students with school level) located thro- by state department chair- tion of Women's Clubs Rahway Area Junior Woman's well intended, it is unfair to schools, he continued. ing our students perform Teacher's Contest and the cher. Luncheon No. 3: Bologna and cheese sandwich. Gov. Livingston Assis- the background for entry- ughout the state. This vol- women. Workshops includ- Club first-place scrapbook and certificate, which was SHEVICK • bring children into muni- Our prime concern consistently well on their State Mathematics Day. A Seats will be sold on a Luncheon Nos. 2 and 3 will contain your choice tant Principal Ben Jones level positions, as well as unteer organization is part ed a Creative Writing/ awarded at the New Jersey State Federation of ^ cipal court and subject should be informing chil- college entrance examina- Regional Mathematics Day first-come basis and no seats of two: Tossed salad with dressing, fruit and chilled was previously a mathe- posts providing administra- of the General Federation Scrapbook Workshop con- Women's Clubs Fall Conference. • TOBIN • OLKKNA & them to hefty fines that in dren of the responsibilities tions and in state and na- just marked its 20th year, will be held without pay- juice. matics teacher under Mr. tive support to executives. of Women's Clubs, encom- ducted by Mrs. Volker. most cases would be paid by they face when biking, in- tional mathematics compet- and will bear Mr. Sou's ment. Please telephone for A professional corporation WEDNESDAY Sott as was Tom Baker, the The daughter of Mr. and passing a half million wo- Douglass College, ori- dent center. The New Jer- siasm they have gained by the parents. I plan to intro- stead of collecting fines itions." name in future compet- reservations now-either to Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. district's co-ordinator of Mrs. C. J. Guidroz. Miss men in the United States ginally named the New sey juniors continue to attending the conference in duce legislation that will from young offenders who itions. Barbara Perrelli at number ALL INJURIES & DEATH CLAIMS Luncheon No. 2: Salisbury steak on bun. Computer Operations and Guidroz is a graduate of alone. Jersey College for Women, award scholarships at hopes awareness of ac- abolish excessive fines for may be ignorant of the law, Mr. Sott retired from the 574-2163 or Joyce Gresco Luncheon No. 3: Chicken salad sandwich. Instruction. Twenty years Mother Seton Regional was founded through the ef- Douglass in drama, art and complishments in the pasl young bicycle riders who ig- the legislator said. district effective Oct. 1, but The son of a dairy at 232-6994. Each of the above luncheons will contain your High School in Clark. Among the 506 New Jer- forts of the New Jersey home economics. and opportunities for the nore traffic safety rules, will remain in an advisory ago Mr. Sott was the chief farmer, Mr. Sott began his Proceeds from this fund- NO FEES WITHOUT RECOVERY choice of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. capacity for one year. He proponent of the idea for formal education in a four- NO PROBLEM - Mathematics co-ordinator, Joseph sey juniors in attendance, State Federation of Wo- •The 1983 state fall con- future will make t ho Sen. DiFrancesco added. I call upon local police lo raiser will go towards the NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL VISIT THURSDAY will continue an ongoing computer education in the room schoolhouse. Later, Sott, left, helps Gov. Livingston Regional High School of the following members of men's Clubs, who gave out- ference commiitee members 1983-1984 club year a time The present law goes too work in co-operation with high school PTA Scholar- Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on roll. association of 23 years with regional district. after receiving a master's Berkeley Heights student, Jeff Koblenz,.with a problem. r the Rahway Area club par- right the science and music expressed the hope New to "Reach for the Stars." far in fining children in an school authorities in pro- ship Fund. - " Luncheon No. 2: Baked macaroni and cheese Kean College of New Jersey "We are now among the degree, he served three-and- Mr. Sott retired from the Union County Regional High ticipated in the various buildings and large sums Jersey juniors have grown reports a Rahway club spo- effoj<:*tQ_deter-them-from viding bicycle' safety ' pro- • AUTO & ALL VEHICLE ACCIDENTS and bread and butter. ... _,.z.•-_.--. . - •.-.-_-•.• in Union as an adjunct pro- leaders in the state in the in- a-half years in the Army School District No. 1, which includes Clark, on Oct. 1 workshops: Miss Johanna towards the library and stu- from the ideas and enthu- keswoman. repea&ig careless actions grams for all elementary - Luncheon No: 3: Boiled ham sandwich. fessor of mathematics. structional use of the com- during World War II. after 42 years. on the road. In many cases, school children so these •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A*********** Each of the above luncheons will contain your puter," he said. "And in to- Junior Women • FALLS & UNSAFE PROPERTY a lecture by a police officer youths realize the potential choice of two: Carrot and celery sticks, fruit and "Joe Sott is the finest co- day's world computer ed- Assuming Mr. Soft's re- or written notification to dangers to themselves and He and his wife, Mrs. Ed- school principal of religion Softball loop St. Paul's chilled juice. ordinator the regional ucation is almost imperative sponsibilities will be math- • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE the parent of a child's others on the road when na Sott. a Julliard School of at the Little Flower R. C. Service Leaguers FRIDAY district has ever had," said in any field a student would ematics supervisors, Esther to get counsel to elect takes three reckless behavior on a bicy- they fail to adhere to traffic Music graduate, have been Church in Berkeley Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. district superintendent. Dr. wish to pursue." Jcnnis at Gov. Livingston cle would be a sufficient safety rules, he concluded. married 28 years. They Heights, where Mrs. Sott • UNSAFE PRODUCTS & TOOLS Luncheon No. 2: Hot Southern-baked pork roll on Donald Merachnik. "He is In addition to computer have a daughter, Theresa also served as the organist. Regional High School in The October General counseling, with fees depen- board members install officers from Trinity bun. perhaps best recognized as Berkeley Heights, Dorothy education the Montclair Sott. A favorite summer "He has been a dedicated Meeting of the General dent upon the client's abili- The Girls' Softball Lea- The Rahway Women's Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. one with serious academic Ries at Arthur L. Johnson • WORKERS COMPENSATION State College and Columbia family pastime has been and devoted member of our -Federation of Women's ty to pay. gue of Clark will hold its an- The Rahway Junior Ser- day, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Church Bowling League Each of the above luncheons will contain your County college concerns, providing a great in Clark and William Jones University alumnus is noted traveling to every state but regional district family, as Clubs Rahway Area Junior Working with Mrs. Joyce nual meeting on Thursday, vice League opened its and 7:30 to 9 p.m., and started this month with St. • SOCIAL SECURITY choice of two: Cole slaw, fruit and chilled juice. deal of assistance to his staff at Jonathan Dayton in Spr- for his three-year college Alaska and to Europe, the well," concluded Dr. Mer- Woman's Club will be held Kane, the hospitality chair- Oct. 27, at 8 p.m. in the 1983-1984 season with the Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Paul's winning all (luce DAILY SPECIALS and mathematics students, ingfield. Mr. Baker will preparatory mathematics Mediterranean and Scan- achnik. "His mark is well at the Valley Road School woman, will be Mrs. Elaine Valley Road cafeteria. installation of officers on The consignment sche- games over the Trinity DISABILITY APPEALS Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- to laud alumni and spending a great deal of observe and evaluate the program. Instead of taking dinavia. established upon the math- in Clark, on Tuesday, Oct. Ochme and Mrs. Gail Wint- Oct. 3. The following slate dule is: Tuesday, 7:30 to 9 team. The Scalterpins won 'MEMBER OF NEW JERSEY & FLORIDA BAR made soup, individual salads and desserts and time in making certain the mathematics teachers at All coaches and mana- As part of Union County ducted in the theatre of the the college-required courses Additionally, Mr. Sott ematics department of our 25, at 8 p.m. ringham, who will serve as was installed: Mrs. Alfred p.m. and Thursday, 10 a.m. the odd game over the Left- specials. articulation of mathematics Brearley. gers may attend the meeting College's 50th Anniversary Campus Center at 3:45 p. in algebra and geometry in has served as the high four high schools." According to Mrs. Andi the hostesses for the even- to elect officers to three Caravella, president; Mrs. to 2 p.m. overs, Zion Lutheran No. 2 Each of the above luncheons may contain a half Celebration, the alumni as- m., which will be followed Twombly, the program ing. pint of whole or skim milk. positions that are open on Joseph Peter, vice presi- Those interested in join- took the measure of its sociation will sponsor a by a reception. chairwoman, the speaker the Board of Directors. The dent; Mrs. John Klandt, ing the organization may rivals, Zion Lutheran Zo. 1. Back-to-College" Day on for the evening will be Nan- Women between the ages corresponding secretary; telephone 5741373 during 388-5454 RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS positions are those of Car- and the Mixed Team took Saturday, Oct. 29, at the cy Pizzi, the director of of 18 and 35 living in the men Giordano, Michael Mrs. John Surma, recording shop hours. Osceola 2-1. Cranford campus, it was an- "Resolve, Inc." of Scotch Rahway area may attend secretary; Mrs. Frank Ro- 1743 ST. GEORGES AVENUE MONDAY Kotik and Rita Ameen. The racks and shelves of Jean Hodge of the Mixed nounced today by Miss Clark pupils offered Plains. "Resolve. Inc.'s" ser- and may telephone Mrs. selli, financial secretary; the shop are full of such ar- Team and Nancy Ficke of Luncheon No. 1: Chicken parmesan on bun. The nominating commit- RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY Dorothy Gasorek, the asso- vices include individual, Twombly at 382-6925 for Mrs. Rocco Cassio, trea- Luncheon No. 2: Salami sandwich. tee, headed by Barbara ticles as fall clothing, house- Osceola had 180 games. ciation president. marital and parent/child further information. surer, and Mrs. Michael Both luncheons will contain: Potatoes, Faria, includes John Kazur, hold items, jewelry and The Scatterpins lead the The association will also Buckley, Thrift Shop man- vegetable and fruit. free, cheap meals Dan Marshall, Glenn Doug- toys. league by two games. sponsor an Alumni Recog- lass, Toby D'Anibolo and ager. TUESDAY nition Day and reception Luncheon No. 1: Spaghetti with meat sauce, Gerry Bruno. In reporting disburse- the same day following the Spokesmen for Clark's against because of race, col- ly for the purpose of deter- Legislators back bread and butter, tossed salad with dressing and Names that have been ments for the 1982-1983 Back-to-College Day ac- Valley Road, Frank K. or, sex, handicap, national mining eligibility. fruit. submitted on the slate to year, it was stated the tivities. Miss Gasorek said. Hehnly and Carl H. Kumpf origin, age or ability lo pay. The school will advise Luncheon No. 2: Bologna and cheese sandwich, drug prevention run are: Rita Ameen, Mich- organization awarded eight Outstanding alumni and Schools announced today A child will noi be iden- parents of their child's ael Kotik, Carmen Gior- scholarships to Rahway tossed salad with dressing, fruit and chilled juice. alumni who have served on tified as a recipient of free- elibility within 10 working low-cost, nutritious school Both houses of the State The resolution encour- dana, Dan Marshall and High School graduates and WEDNESDAY the college's Board of Trus- or-reduced-price meals. . days of receipt of the ap- lunches are available to all Legislature passed a resolu- ages education as one of the Frank DeSanto. donations to the following: Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. tees, as alumni association children enrolled. For the school officials to plication. Any parent dis- Turn your home tion declaring the week of "most effective ways to Rahway Landmarks, Rah- Luncheon No. 2: Chicken salad sandwich. presidents and as members determine eligiblity the satisfied with the eligibility In addition, meals will be Nov. 2 to 9 as Drug Educa- reverse the trend toward way Day Care Center, Spe- Both luncheons will contain: Potatoes, of the college's faculty and household must provide the determination may contact provided free or at a greatly- tion and Prevention Week abuse." cial Children's Summer Pro- into an instant vegetables and fruit. staff will be recognized for following information listed the school to request an in- reduced price to children in New Jersey. The lawmaker said she gram, Woodbridge State THURSDAY their service to the college on the application: Names formal conference or may from households whose Sponsored in the Senate sponsored the resolution at School, Railway First Aid Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on roll. and to the association. of all household members, appeal the decision by re- gross incomes are at or by Minority Leader Donald the suggestion of Mrs. Gerri Squad, F. I. S. H. and sum- credit line" Luncheon No. 2: Boiled ham sandwich. Mini-courses, workshops Social Security numbers of queslinga formal hearing. below those shown for their T. DiFrancesco and in the Silverman a member of the mer camperships, as well as Both luncheons will contain: Carrot and celery and seminars will be offered all adult household mem- household size on the in- Assembly by Assemblywo- National Federation of Par- giving financial aid to needy BOB MATTHIAS sticks, fruit and chilled juice. on Oct. 29, beginning at 1 bers or a statement the come scale below. A hearing may be arrang- man Maureen Ogden, both ents fora Drug-Free Youth. families in the area. FRIDAY p.m. They will be taught by household member does noi Olympic Decathlon Champion Applications forfree-arid- ed by telephoning or writing of whom represent Clark, Mrs. Ogden noted Mrs. The league provides 1948 and 1952 Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. current and former Union possess one, total household reduced-price meals were Dr. John T. Farinella at the the resolution encourages Nancy Reagan is a leader in Proper air pressure even funds for these endeavors Luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich. County college professors income, and the signature in cold weather is vital sent to the households of all Clark Board of Education, the establishment of per- the national effort to fight through profits from the Both luncheons will contain: Cole slaw, fruit and and alumni. of an adult household for long wear and safe children enrolled in the sch- Schindler Rd., Clark, N. J., manent drug-awareness drug and alcohol abuse Thrift Shop, located at 76 chilled juice. member certifying the infor- use of your auto tires. Registration for "Back-to- ools. 07066, 574-9600. task forces in each of the through education and W. Main St., Rahway. The Each of the above luncheons may contain a half ON THEIR GUARD - The patrol of the month for September was Scott Goodstein, mation provided is correct. College" classes, workshops The following arc the In- Parents may telephone state's 567 municipalities. Gov. Thomas H. Kean is schedule is: Tuesday, 7:30 pint of whole or skim milk. and seminars will begin at right, of Rahway's Roosevelt School. His main hobby is shooting. He has won several Households are required to "A man with big ideas is a come Eligibility Guidelines Philip A. Miller at 574-9602 When moving the resolu- expected to issue a formal hard neighbor to live with." to 9 p.m.; Wednesday, 9:30 noon on Oct. 29. but alum- awards for his skill. The patrol's other hobbies are model building and bicycle riding. report increases in house- His post is the kindergarten door by Stanton SI. Offering congratulations, left lo right, announced by the United for further information on tion on the Assembly floor proclamation soon. Ebner-Eschenbach a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Thurs- ni may register by mail and hold income of over $50 per are: Capt. Sal D'Addario and Capt. Erica lyiessersmith. States Dept. of Agriculture. the program. Mrs. Ogden noted the lead- by telephoning the Office of month or $600 per year and Figures listed will indicate Once determinations are ing cause of death to young 'Your home may be worth from $5,000 to $100,000+ Alumni Affairs at number decreases in household size. annual, monthly and week- completed, school officials people is drug-and-alcohol- 276-2600, extension 208. In low cost credit with Carteret's Home Equity Reserve'."" ly incomes, respectively, The information provid- are required to verify a min- related accidents. "We will have a complete •CHICKEN HOLIDAY •CHICKEN HOLIDAY 'CHICKEN HOUDAVCHICKEN I Women's clubs first for free meals or milk ed by parents on the appli- imum of 3% of the approv- She said, "Every day 14 "Now when you need extra cash, you may schedule and a complete Retired Men and then for reduced-price cation will be kepi confi- ed frce-and-reduced-price teenagers between the ages never need to apply for a loan a.ryin. With roster of 'faculty' available Home Equity Reserve, Cartoret can lend meals based on the number dential and will be used on- applications on file. of 16 and 19 die on our to honor in the near future," Miss you up to 75% of their appraised value o! of persons in the household, roads due to drug and al- Gasorek said. hold card tourney COUPON your home, minus what you owe on your which will be listed first: cohol-related accidents." The Alumni Recognition One, S6.318, S527, SI22 present mortgage. You can use it as your past presidents Day ceremonies will be con- The Annual Rahway Re- The Annual Christmas Alarms in city 8 own personal line of credit.' arid $8,991. S750, SI73; The assemblywoman 12.9% tired Men's Club Pinochle Dinner and Dance is sch- Just write a check when you need two, $8,502, S709, SI64 added that 329 children are I Annual Percentage Rate The Past Presidents Club all over the United State Tournament, under the dir- eduled for Tuesday, Dec. money. Once your credit line is approved, Mrs. Cassidy and $12,099, $1,009, S233; injured every day. of the Sixth District of the and Hawaii. ection of Joe Wighard, 13, at St. Thomas the Apos- must be licensed PIECES OF it is yours to use whenever and however three, $10,686, $891, $206 Mrs. Ogden noied nearly New Jersey State Federa- She has also won awards gets doctorate began last week. Thirty- tle Church Hall on St. and $15,207, $1,268. $293: Any person who main- you want. When you need money for than the going interest rateon credit cards that alerts police head- 100 municipalities in the I something major—an addition 10 your So i! you're using any other kind of I'm .1 New Jersey homeowner. Please 1 and ribbons at county and eight members signed up to George Ave., Rahway, tion of Women's Clubs will four, $12,870. $1,073, $248 tains a burglar or fire alarm quarters or a third party. FRIED state fairs for other forms of participate and at the con-from noon to 4 p.m. John state have already organi- home, a dream vacation, or perhaps you'd uedit line, or would like to establish oi~\c, si'iid me more inlormation .uv\ .in appl hold its fall meeting on An instructor in the Sch- and $18,315, $1,527, $353; for the protection of a resi- Local alarms are registered, lion lor Home Equity Resei ve. needlework. clusion of the event prizes Hudak, Donald Black, zed against alcohol and like to consolidate debts—you can just stop in, aikl ask lor all the details. You cm Wednesday. Oct. 26. at the ool of Nursing at Northern GOING TO MARKET - A five. $15,054, $1,255, $290 dence or a business is re- but no fee is charged. Capt. will be distributed to the Frank Walker, John Sch- drug-related problems. I write a check. It's as simple as that. .ilsocill 326-1000 or their toll-free Loan Name federation headquarters at Illinois University in De spokesman for the Calvert and S21.423, $1,786. $412; quired to conform to certain Shuster added. winners at a spaghetti din- midt, Don Russell, George Chicken Phone 800-452-9303 24-hours a day, 55 Clinton Ave., New Kalb, III., was among recent Distillers Co. announced six, $17,238, $1,437, $332 regulations outlined in, Chicken Since Home Equity Reserve is a revolv- Address - All false alarms are sub- ner with Chef John Del- Black and Mr. Wighard are "Statistics indicate 60% 7 days a week. Oi, just i ill out ^\i^ mail Brunswick. recipients of doctoral the appointment of Gordon and $24,531, $2,045, $472; Chapter No. 67 of the Rah- ject to penalties enumerated ing account, you can draw additional Air Force cites monaco in charge. handling the preparations. of those who die of alcohol- the coupon. City Stale .._ Zip .„. This will be a Federation degrees from the university. Viggiano as the Northern seven, $19,422, $1,619. way Municipal Code. Any in the ordinance. I funds any time up to your limit, or make Day and the presidents of The instructor, Virginia The bowling league is $374 and $27,639. $2,304. related automobile acci- Holiday additional payments at any time. And And let the roof over your head lower Mr. Groskinsky California marketing man- alarm company or installer Alarm companies must Telephone number K*'.. all the clubs in the district Rommel Cassidy of 212 underway at the Rahway ager. He has been a sales $532; eight, $21,606, operating in Rahway is also dents are young people bet- ONLY best of all, you'll pay for Home Equity the ceiling on credit interest rates." Airman Maio be licensed to do business in Mall to: l.vM-I'lll (."....I have been invited to share A city man, Sgt. Michael Laurel La., De Kalb, was Lanes every Thursday at 10 $1,801, $416 and $30,747, ween the ages of 15 and 24, I LINDEN Reserve only when you use it. Minimum monthly payment Is 1/ 180 ol the prin- representative in New Jer- bound by the ordinance, Rahway. Their installers Limit one coupon per family'Expires Oct. 31, 1983 I i,\IU IJI'.I-.I although they represent less Get Home Equity Reserve at Carteret cipal outstanding balance or SI00.00, whichever in the occasion. Luncheon W. Groskinsky, the son of awarded a doctorate in a.m. with 40 men vying for sey for the company for $2,563, S592, and each ad- reports Capt. Paul S. '.III -,.111.11, finishes basic and service personnel must PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR DISCOUNT Is greater, plus Interest. There's a one-time loan will be served at iiixm and ii Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gros education from the univer- the top spot. Chet Krul- the past year. A graduate ditional household member, Shuster, the administrative than 20% of our drivers," while the rates are low. Right now, be separately licensed, he Carteret Savings, Your Financial Control set-up lee of *I50.00 upon approval of the credit M".'.''-'''>'-'..' , N. 1.0/76'.> will be a "Tasting Bee." kinsky of 359 Russell Ave. sity's department of learn- ikowski and Walter Jackson The son of a Rahway of Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- $2,184, $182, $42 and officer of the Rahway the legislator noted. "Clear- line. Interest rate sublect to change by Carteret. noted. A..•:!.,:>!,• 1, • Niv. IIM- ,-, was graduated from the Air ing, development and spe- are chairing this endeavor. $3,108, $259, $60. ly, drug and alcohol abuse Center, has the lowest rate they've ever To qualify, you must own a one- to four-family man. Airman Gustavo F. versity in Madison with a Police Dept. i : Any person or company '•••' '' ••'•"''• CP/1U/20J After lunch there will be cial education. Her dis- William Schultz, the by young people is at a offered on this account. It's much lower residential (non-commercial) New Jersey home Force electronic intelligence Maio, the son of Susana B. bachelor of science de- Foster children are often Before an alarm is in- not currently licensed under HAVE YOU TRIED US YET? WHY NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE a business meeting with sertation was entitled, special events chairman, ar- disturbing and unacceptable which still carries a first mortgage. operator course at Kessler Pugliese of 180 W. End gree in marketing, Mr. Vig- eligible for free or reduced- stalled a letter requesting the provisions of the or- OF THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Mrs. Henry M. Bosnian "Creativity, Temperament, ranged a trip to Atlantic Ci- level nationwide and no Air Force Base in Mississ Ave., New York, and Enri- giano joined a Calvert-af- price meals. permission for such in- dinance who maintains an presiding. One matter to be Openness to Experience, ty on Wednesday, Oct. 26. state, including New Jersey, TO TASTE OUR CHICKEN ippi. que C. Maio of 337 Sem- filiated marketing company Application forms arc stallation must be sent to alarm or alarm business is discussed is the club's fund- and Academic Achieve- The bus will leave from has been free of the pro- Graduates of the course inary Ave., Rahway, was in March, 1980, as the as- available at each school, the chief of police. It must advised to secure a copy of raiser, which will be a ment among Senior Bacca- 1306 Esterbrook Ave., blem." earned credits toward an as assigned to Keesler Air sistant operations manager and application can be include the name of the li- the ordinance from the city SfiVlflGS breakfast and fashion show laureate Nursing Students." Rahway, at 8:30 a.m. sociate degree in applied sci- Force Base in Mississippi in the Eastern division. made at any time during the censed alarm company and clerk, and is expected to Chicken Holiday ROD LOflD RSSOOIHTIOfl. Ffl at Hahne's in Westfield on ence through the Commu Mrs. Cassidy received a In addition Mr. Schultz is after completing Air Force Later that year he joined school year. If a household the type of alarm to be in- comply with its provisions. Wednesday, Feb. 29, 1984. nity College of the Air bachelor's degree in nursing programming trips to the basic training. the parent company, member becomes unem- stalled. YOUR FINANCIAL CONTROL CENTER'" V Mrs. Richard M. Nash will Any person, firm or cor- Force. from the University of Pen- Old Mill Inn at Spring Lake Airmen who complete Joseph E. Seagram and B,imcfjai*Bern.irrJ!.viMi> .fjnck ployed or the household If permission is granted poration found in violation LINDEN f • CJ.trk |11fj4 R,|r,r,,M Mr] ',(', Wf.lMcKJ Avi* | • Oirf.vr.XKJ *Co'iv'">l 'JI.li -Durnunl •(.•,' O-..<. • I ',••• y.•••'•' >•»] uMlj [ ! A.c VII N M tp1'1 '.' • • I' . ••' ( ' i1' eduled to serve with the masters degree from the toward an associate degree search analyst. Prior to ing the school year parents tered. A yearly fee of $12 to a fine of $500, a 90-day 1113 WEST ST. GEORGES AVE. "All About Quilts," pre- Y., a trip to Larison's 41st Electronic Combat Teacher's College at Colum- in applied science through joining the Seagram cor- should contact the school so must be paid by permittees jail term, or both. Sum- sented by Mrs. Janet Ko- Turkey Farm in Chester PREVENTION PATHMARK SHOPPING CENTER Squadron at Davis-Mon bia University in 1977. the Community College of poration, Mr. Viggiano had all children receive the pro- who maintain an alarm that monses will be issued to vach. Mrs. Kovach teaches and a ride to New Hope, t983 f SUC 80 Locations throughout New Jersey and Florida UENDEP than Air Force Base in She is the daughter of the Air Force. been a sales represen- per benefits. transmits a signal to police those who fail to comply quilting at the Metuchen Pa., and Flemington. More 925-0060 Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rom- The airman will now re- tative in northern New Jer- In the operation of Child headquarters either through with the terms of Chapter P1AY IT SAFE Adult School and has done details will be announced at He is a 1975 graduate of mel of 1477 Campbell St., ceive specialized instruction sery for the NCR Corp. He Nutrition Programs, no the police alarm console or No. 67, the police officer HOLIDAY-CHICKEN HOLIDAY -CHICKEN HOLIDAY 'CHICKEN HOLIDAY custom quilting for people weekly meetings. Rahway High School. Rahway. in the personnel field. is a native of Clark. child will be discriminated a telephone-dialing device continued. PAGE 8 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRJOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 PAG I

ARTHUR L. JOHNSON • Girh Soccer, Plainfield .it BUTTING HEADS - A Rahway ball carrier makes head-to-head contact with a TrentoIJn REGIONAL AND Rahway. Central player during the Oct. 15 game. MOTHER SETON TUESDAY, OCT. 25 REGIONAL AND • Girh Soccer, Rahwa\ at RAHWAY Roselle Catholic and Hill HIGH SCHOOLS side at Clark. SPORTS SCHEDULE • CroM-Counfry, Rahw;:\ TODAY at Elizabeth and Clark n • Girh Soccer, Clark at Dayton/New Providence. m Rahway. • Girh Tennis, Kearin i> • Crott-Countrf, Linden at Clark. Rahway. • Gymnastics, Clark .ii • Girls Tennit, Linden at Cranford. Clark and Mother Seton at 'STANDING OF TEAMS Roselle Catholic, 3:45 p.m. NATIONAL DIVISION • Gymnattict, Clark at WATCHUNG Belleville. I CONFERENCE j TEAMS W L TOMORROW ; Hillside 3 n • Boyt Soccer, Cranford at j Cranford I I Clark and Union Catholic I Roselle I I at Rahway. I RAHWAY 0 n SATURDAY, OCT. 22 | JOHNSON 0 1 • Football, Clark at Car- ! Kearny 0 m teret, 1 p.m., and Cranford i SCHEDULE There's no trick to TRUMPETING THE VICTORY - The members of the at Rahway, 1:30 p.m. i SATURDAY, OCT. 22 Rahway Indians Marching Band herald the city team's MONDAY, OCT. 24 j Cranford at Rahway and this treat! __ Oct. 15 victory over Trenton Central. The Indians won • Boyj Soccer, Linden at Hillside at Kearny. both :n TRYING TO CATCH UP - i 20-12. Clark. 1:30 p.m. 1r Halloween parties are fun. and sturdy HalJmark f'/ ••:•!'•• Claik's Bill Kaczynski. No. 74. and a feammate 'ry 'o paper partyware makes them easy, too! •op a Bishop Ahr runner during 'he Oc1 1 5 game, Our "Ghooly Ghost " design is frightfully festive which 'he Edison 'earn won 10-6. • and makes dean-up a snap! Indians scatter

LOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT - Arthur L. Johnson of Clark's Ed Wood, No. 42, tries to Central 20-12 get past a Bishop Ahr defender during the Ocl. 15 football game. Bishop Ahr won 10-6. Think All-Season Traction Bv Ray Holland end /one. Kabillio ended Coach Mike Punko's the scoring. Rahway Indians rolled to a Bowden rushed for 100 20-12 win over (he Trenton yards and Tyrone Mc- Tornadoes at Veterans Double area victory Think Bridgestone 401V Queen scored on an inter- Memorial Field on Oct. 15. ception to help the Indians The first lime the Indians win their second game of hit the Scoreboard was at the season. seen this weekend the seven-minuteand-14- second mark of the first O'Johnnie's UNION COUNTY • JOHNSON REGIONAL at Rahway gained 228 period. When Derrick Bow- ON THE MOVE - Rahway's Derrick Bowden takes off on Cards & Stationery HIGH SCHOOL CARTERET •• 1 p.m. •• The yards. 176 on the ground, one of the plays that helped him rush for 100 yards m den raced up the middle 170 Westfield Ave., Clark FOOTBALL Crusaders should give the from the nine-yard line and and Bowden carried 23 IheOct. 15 game againsi Trenlon Central Rahway won SKLECTIONS Ramblers iheir fourth times. 20-12. Weekdays & Sot 7am to 9pm Sun 7am Io 3 pm Eli Kabillio scored the extra By Ray Hoagland straight loss. 14-7. point it was Rahway, 7: INTO A WAIST-LOCK - Arthur L. Johnson Regional of Clark's Ed Pedicme, No. 32. is SATURDAY, OCT. 22 • l/«D£N at MEMORIAL OF Trenton. 0. sedge to Coach Prices will never were on a pass from Tony Good Luck Crusaders Game. Both teams are 2-2. Joe Martino's team 20-14. Good through OCT. 31 Bishop Ahr christens Clark Mack to Terrill Rogers. The For The This will be the Indians' • MIDDLESEX at NEW PRO- The New Jersey Golden Point. It was the season be lower visitors tried for two points, Crusaders This Year in the B\ R;i> Mdauliind '83 Season first game in the confer- VIDENCE - 2 p.m. •• The Gloves Amateur Boxing high for a Scarlet runner. Darrin Winston kicked Joe McLaughlin of but failed. Rahway led 7-6. V\\ PalicmiA I'oiir-yard Catering Pick-It 1983 Season ence. We like the improving undefeated Pioneers will Tournament will be held at The six-foot. 210-pound an extra point and a field Bishop Ahr returned the The time of the score was unichdnu n run late in the Indians 20-14. have their hands full. The the Masonic Temple at 668 runner carried a 5.2 yard goal to lead the Trojans to second-half kick off 35 1 I minutes and 44 seconds BELL DRUGS Larry's ROBBIE'S GREAT FOR • HIUSIDC at KEARNY Blue Jays are always tough. North Broad St.. FJi/aheth, average on 42 carries and fourth period following a their third win in four yards to siart a 43-yard Open Everyday into the second period. CLARK CAMERA KNEELING...SITTING... ••1:30 p.m. •• The Comets 2114. Clark Arthur I.. Johnson starts. march that stalled on the of the Year this sear-the third different 2 18 yards into the game. Crusader 7()\;IR| march in The Indians had their 1473 Raritan Rd. COLD BLEACHERS... are the conference leaders • PINGRY PREP. OF HILLSIDE site for the tournament in Rutgers will travel to Crusaders' 11. Winston hit next touchdown set up by 382-7666 BINGO 16 nlavs wiih lour minutes The Trojans marched 79 Clark and should remain that way at NEWARK ACADEMY •• 1:30 the last three years. William and Mary on Satur- on a 28-yard field goal. an interception by Tyrone VINYL COVERID with a 27-7 win over the and one second in play was yards on 12 plays following FEDERAL SAVINGS 381-2000 1085-A Raritan Rd. p.m. •• Two of the best in This will be the 29th con- day afternoon, Oct. 22, Clark is now 1-3. McQueen, who took the FOAM CUSHIONS Investigate the Benefits: noi enough for [he Crusa- an interception by Jack 272-9793 (Next to Post Office) IONS winless Kardinals. the prep school division. We secutive year FJi/ahcih before playing Tennessee in ders io win iheir second ball in front of a Trenton Weekdays Look for Jan* AMERICAN DIVISION will take the Minutemen size Price Size Price Start in the second period. 1591 Irring St., Free Parking COLOFI Lodge No. 289 of the Bene- their third Giants Stadium • Superior All-Season Traction defender on the Indians' 5 a.m.-6:30 Clark PROCESSING at any gam* • HIZABiW a) PlAINFItlD 14-10. game ol the season, as they Quarterback. Chuck Free Delivery KoJ.k _^ volent and Protective Order appearance this season. 155/80R12 LW $39.95 195'75R14 LW 359.95 40-yard marker and ran to Sat. 5 a.m.-4:30 or call •• 1:30 p.m. •• The Min- dropped a 1(16 game to Wimbley. scored on a two- 381-4242 Irving St., of Filks has sponsored the * * * • No Winter Tire Change Over 155/80R13 LW 43.95 205/75R14 LW 62.95 Trenton's 35. Sun. 5 a.m.-12:00 Open Mon Tues Wed 9 to 5:45 !l *5. utemen should return to Bishop Ahr o| l-.disoii al the sard sweep on fourth down Opp. Elizabeth Ave. Thurs 1 Fri to 7:45 Sat to 5:30 tournament. Clark's Arthur L. John- ; Breakfott Lunch 499-7535 or 382-4077 • 40,000 mile Warranty* 165/75R13 LW 45.95 215/75R14 LW 64.95 tow nship's Nolan [ ield on and Winston kicked the ex- A. J. Gabel and Donncll their winning ways. The • ROSELLE PARK at BOUND The tournament will start son Regional High School Powell carried to a first 175/70R13 OWL 58.95 225/75R14 66.95 Oci. 15. tra point for a 70 lead. Cardinals are tough (3-1-1). BROOK - 2 p.m. •• The Pan: on Frklay. Jait: 6,1984,and Girls Tennis Team defeated • STS Commitment to Tw~ down on the Trenton i:d IV'ihcine gained 58 Jamie Estok, who carried Go Indians -14-12. thers appear to have anot- will run for 10 weeks on Elizabeth 50. 165/80R13 LW 45.95 165/80Ri5- LW 61.95 16-yard line.- aided by two FOOTBALL \ardi mi i.'ie day. and pick- 15 times for 60 yards, ran • WESTFIUD at IRV1NGT0N her good team. It will be Frida\ evenings. In singles Helen Hnat Customer Satisfaction 185/70R13 OWL 63.95 205'75R15 LW 63.95 Trenton penalties to the Go Indians! ed up -42 ol them in the lor 40 yards during the • • 1:30 p.m. -• The Blue close. The Panthers 14-7. The Masonic Temple defeated Vicki Shoro 6-4 limits 40 0OOm.l»« 175/80R13 LW 47.95 215/7£R15 LW 66.95 two yard line. The Indians Jf SCHEDULE Devils will win 27-0. • SUMMIT at MONTVILLE time. drive. holds 1,000 persons in its and 7-5. Bonnie Kai/man 185/75R13 LW 50.95 225/75R15 LW 69.95 were then sent back to the Egan's All the Way • BREARllY at MANVIUE •1:30 p.m. •- The Hilltop auditorium, which, accor- beat Chrissy Shansky 6-1 six-yard line then Powell ••2 p.m. •• The Bears should pers to return to their winn- 185/80R13 LW 50.95 2^5/75Ri5 LW 75.95 ding to public relations and 60 and Debra Schoen- / gained one yard. Bowden win 14-7. ing ways 14-7. 185/75R14 LW 54.95 1 In 83 chairman, Howard Freund. man beat Valerie Kussenko 1 was stopped at the line and. • WORTH PLAINFIELD at • EDisON at UNION •• 1:30 is double over last year's 6-1 and 60. LW- linn Whilowall OWL-Outiino Whilo Lotlors piur.si -11 u/S: ')0l r T Too Old To after coach Mike Punko DAYTON •• 2 p.m. •• Both p.m. •• The undefeated location, the Elizabeth Car- In doubles Lisa Asal and called a timeout. Gabel « Catering Alig teams are rebuilding. The Farmers will face one of the teret Hotel. Jayne Hein/.e won over CAR SERVICE passed into the left corner nod to the Bulldogs 14-7. best in the Eagles who are * * * Jane Stackpole and Micky VH# "••'Super Filler Steel-Belted of the end /one to Mc- • Pick-It VALUES! Be Homesick • G0V. LIVINGSTON at 31. Maybe an upset-Kdi- It was St. Mary of the Dominquez 6-2 and 60 and JKM^FM W Radial for domestic and Queen, a five-foot, eight- "AtSTS, we'll service •9' Sandwiches RIDGE •• 2 p.m. •• Two good son. 14-f3. Assumption of FJi/abeth, 4: Debbie Dicker and Andrea Imported sporty and performance cars. inch. 143-pound junior your car like It has • Take out orders teams. An edge to the High- Our record at the present Mother Scion Regional. I, Kalucki beat Cristina Re- back, for the Indians' tou- never been serviced sS Size Price Size Price landers 7-6. time is 37-16 on the season. in girls tennis. mire/ and Susan Abraham BLK chdown. Kabillio's try for before. Why? Because O 175 70R13 BLK $55.95 105 7OR1<1 S66.95 In singles Karen Wilheini 6-0 and 61. RWL 64.95 nwL 78.95 the extra point was wide to we have the training BLK BLK Well, Maybe.... ANTHONY J. PASCALE, of Mother Seton defeated * * * W 185 70R13 60.95 ?05 70R1-1 70.98 the left. 388-9744 and technology to do RWL 70.95 RWL 82.95 ASSOCIATE REALTOR Charlcne Marchese 6-4, 7-6 Did you see that No. 80 77 185 70R14 BLK 62.95 105 7OR15 BLK 63.95 Rahway now led 13-6 at it right." But, never too old to [815 PRATT ST.. BAHWAVJ Garden Staters and 7-0: Michele Miranda in the while football shirt at / RWL 73.95 RWL 74.95 two minutes and 29 seconds ,-'?5 70R15 HWL 102.95 of St. Mary's heal Noreen the Rahway-Trenton game? want to know what's into the period. Go Indians COMMUNITY Froh 1-6, 6-4. 7-6 and 7 4. That was Keith Hugger, Plus SI 70loS:» MF I: I going on at home. The Indians fumbled Front End Alignment in '83 CAMERA to take laurels and Karen Paulkawit/ of who is expected to sign wiih seven plays in the third Si. Mary's won over the Denver Gold of the*U.ni- period. It was turned into a CENTER Off Broadway Cafe . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 —_ _ NEW JERSEY • RUTGERS at WILLIAM AT Monica Johnson 7-5 and ted States Football League. Su erFiller Keep up with the Trenton touchdown when P Steel-Belted 24 How COLLEGE FOOTBALL MARY -• J:30 p.m. - Hope 6-1. * * *' Radial for domestic and Terrell Rogers ran 71 yards 1578 Irving Street --Johnson Regional at Carteret, 1 p.m., and Cranford at Rahway (Hall of sports and social news Film SELECTIONS that Rutgers had a good lit doubles Yola l.orenc In the Union County Imported small and compact cars. to the Indians' two yard line ULFame Day), 1.-30 p.m. while you're away 388-3521 By Ray Hoagland day, but the Indians are and Cindy Oriel of Si. Mary cross country championship Well sol easier, camber ;inci toe- and Jeffrey Robinson hit . Developing (across from Rahwoy Theater) TOMORROW tough at home, 24-19. of (he Assumption defeated over the weekend the Cran- in Io manufacturer's origma at college. the center of the line for the SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 specifications No extra ch.irqe The Finest Color • TRENTON STATE at JERSEY Our record is now 31-16 Dawn Hearn and Marilyn ford Cougars were the win- touchdown. The tr\ for the •Submarine --Rahway at Kearny, 1 =30 p.m., and Johnson Regional at Roselle, 1 .-30 p.m. for cars with factory air or tarpon Film Developing CITY STATE •• 8 p.m. •• The on the season. Nowalk 6-4 and 6-4. and ners. Coach Jim Ladley's bars. Paris extra, if needed Call extra point was wide. Sandwiches REPAIRS AND Lions are one of the best in Maryanne Di Paola and Rahway team finished 1 lth for your appointment. At seven minutes and 40 •Ice Cream SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 our area, 270. Maria Santos of St. Mary's with 270 points, while seconds the Indians took RENTING Specialties --Kearny at Johnson Regional, 1 p.m., and Rahway at Hillside, • ST. JOHN'S OF BROOKLYN Recreation unit beat Jen Hamil and Jen Sec Johnson Regional was 16th the next kickol'f and march- FOR LOW PRICES •Cakes 1 p.m. at ST. PETER'S OF JERSEY CITY 6-3 and 6-3. with 435 points. Cranford ed 89 yards in 1 I plays, sen- ON ALL MAJOR BACK-TO-COLLEGE •• The Redmen all the way to hold signups * * * won with 28 points. Lube,Oil,&Filter udn'' ' ding Powell over the righi for all BRANDS year 24-7. The Union Catholic * * * 95 SPECIAL side for the touchdown at Occasions THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24 for basketball SATURDAY, OCT. 22 Cross Country Team de- Glenn Bodnar's William two minutes and 52 seconds •Pasteries i-Johnson Regional at Rahway, 11 a.m. *12 cat. 381-5888 • GLASSBORO STATE at NfW Registration for the Clark feated Railway's Indians and Mary team won over into the third period. The 1489 Main St., Rahway YORK TECH -• 1 p.m. •- The Youth and Adult Recrea- 27-31 at Rahway River James Madison 24-21. This Send cash, money order or check for a school year subscription to: Kabillio kick was uood and Profs on top 24-20. tion Assn. Basketball Park. week it will meet Rutgers. Our automotive pros w Rahway led 20-12T INDIANS Best off Luck cale your car's chasS'S. dram THL RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD or THE CLARK PATRIOT to: Good Luck lor the • SALISBURY STATE at KEAN League will be held at the Man Uyttendael won his * * * oil and add up \o live quarts The next drive started on All the Way in '83 Good Luck '83 Season •• 1:30 p.m. •• Two good Valley Road School. Clark. seventh straight race. He Dave Rankins' Lafayeltc new oil. plus install a now oil i Name the Indians' I 1-yard line to the Indians ter Call lor an appointment SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE 1 Rahway Hardware teams. The homeside to win All boys and girls in grades covered the 5.000-meter team lost to Penn 28-20 following Corey Baker's in '83 Crusaders! 14-13. three to eight may come out course in 16 minutes and 35 over the weekend. Lafa- Address return of the kickoff from & Appliance Co. • CENTRAL CONNECTICUT atand join this league. seconds. The runnerups vette is now 4-2. New Jersey is driving to STS" CU the four-yard line to the 11. >' State i 1553-61 Main Street After the game Buona Roma M0NTCLAIR STATE •• 8 p.m. Registration will be on were Rahway's Randall Z p Powell and Bowden made a Rahway O'Johnnies, Inc. --The Indians to nip the Tuesday and Wednesday, Waller at 17 minutes and CHESTER DOVbR ROCKAWAY EASTBRUNSWICK FLEMINGTON FREEHOLD first down on the 20-yard come to - Delicatessen Rl.206 Rt 46 visitors 21-20. Nov. I and 2, for all boys, 16 seconds and George Rt 18 Rt. 202-31 Circle Rt.9(No of Circle) inc. and a pass from Gabel 388-0772 879-4000 366-?7OO 254-5151 782-2500 780-3500 One of Union County's Italian-American • WILLIAM PATERS0N at on Thursday, Nov. 3, for Jakovic ai 17 minutes and o Emil Lee picked up G.E. Largest Hallmark Card & Food Center RAMAP0 •• 1:30 p.m. •• The girls and on Friday. Nov. 4, 59 seconds. GREEN BROOK HACKETTSTOWN HAZLET LAWRENCEVILLE MADISON another first down on the fSccotb Major Appliances Gee's Gift Selections Roadrunners have the for those who cannot make Rahway, under Coach RI.22EasIbound Ht •lG(E;isto!town) Rt 35(NexttoRickels) Brunswick Pike (Rt. 1) Mam St. Trenton 27. Check our prices for 469-5500 652-5000 739-3400 (609)882-8555 377-6161 •Imported & Domestic home-team edge 14-7. the first three nights. Jim Ladley, is now 1-4. The next four carries by OCEAN PRINCETON all your appliance 170 WESTFIELD AVE Groceries • WIDEHER at UPSALA Signups will be between 7 * * * N. PLAINFIELD ROSELLE PARK SOMERVILLE Bowden made it a first Hi 3C(NO of A P Circle) Route 206 needs: CLARK •Fresh Homemade ••1:30 p.m. •• Just a guess. and 8:30 p.m. Please bring Rahway's Albert Smith, a Rt. 22 & Mountain Ave Wostlield & Locust Ave Rt 202-206 Circle down on the Trenton 12. 561-3100 774-1800 (609)921-8200 241-4800 722-2020 .Will not be undersold Mozzarello The Vikings 13-12. sneakers. sophomore tailback, had 94 2)9 Central Ave., P.O. Box 1061, Rahway, N.J. 07065 Three carries by Powell-the 1588 Irving Sf. .Never o charge for •Catering for all Occasions • PRINCETON at HARVARD There will be a fee of S15 yards during the, Rutgers UNION WASHINGTON WESTFIELD WESTORANGE last from the one-yard line- (near the Y.M.C.A.) Rt 22SSpnnql»;iclRr) Rt 31 South Ave. E Prospect Ave (Caldors delivery or removal of 574-0510 443 Lake Ave., Colonia - 1:30 p.m. •• Harvard to and S10 for each additional University football team's and the Indians were in the win 24-20. loss io Army up at the 688-06PO 689-0300 232-1300 731-1500 old appliance Rahwqy, N.J. 574-3400 child. PAGE 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 PAGE

Holiday Fair INTRODUCING DiFrancesco seeks a C, Religious News to be in Linden HEADQUARTERS OBITUARIES stricter ban

A Polish menu will be The fair will take place 563 Inman Avenue served at the upcoming on drunk drivers 1 F.BENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF on Saturday, Nov. 5, from Colonia CHURCH OF RAHWAY RAHWAY Holiday Arts and Crafts 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Carl B. Hodge, 73, Mr. Chinchar, n At the 11 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 23, The 11 a.m. Family Worship Service and Message Fair at the Holy Trinity Sunday, Nov. 6, from noon born in city State-Sen. Donald T. Di- his legislation "closes a glar- The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver will be conducted on Sunday, Oct. 23, by The Rev. Parish of the Polish Na- to 5 p.m. headed city Lions Francesco, who represents ing loophole" in the current m tional Catholic Church in the sermon. The Sunday Church School will commence Donald B. Jones, the pastor. Music will be provided by Albert S. Chinchar, 24, of Clark, said today he has fil- law. Linden. The church and parish at 9 a.m. At 4 p.m. the Youth Choir, under the direction the Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Metuchen, formerly of ed legislation that will ex- "We want drunk drivers m The fair, to be conducted center are located at 407 Carl B. Hodge, 73, of He was a World War II pand the authority of the off our roads and highways of John Daniels, will be presented in concert by the Alvarez. The Church School for all ages and the Adult Bi- Rahway, a trackman for in the parish center, will in- Ziegler Ave., one block east Naragansett, R I., formerly Xi •$• Celestial Choir. ble Class will convene at 9:30 a.m., followed by Coffee veteran of the United States Amtrak, died Friday, Sept. director of the Division of and we want stiff penalties clude decorated booths con- of Wood Ave., on E. of Rahway, died Tuesday Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, and Fellowship Time at 10:30 a.m. in Asbury Hall. The Merchant Marine, serving 30, when a northbound Motor Vehicles to suspend for offenders," the Senate taining Christmas items, Elizabeth Ave. Oct. 4, al the Scallop Shell on its North Atlantic runs. driving privileges for alleged minority leader said. "The iff Church. 8 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 22, Young People's Divi- Senior High Youth will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Nursing Home in Peace Amtrak passenger train floral arrangements, baked sion, 11 a.m.; Monday, Oct. 24, Rahway Section of the Meetings during the week: Today, Fair Workshop, struck him and two other drunk-driving offenses. He fact death or serious injury goods, needlecraft and Dale, R. I., after a long il- I National Council of Negro Women, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Church, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Senior Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 William Halenda is the Mr. Hodge was the hus- crewmen while they were said under current law, li- did not occur should not be other handmade items. lness. Oct. 25, Celestial Choir Rehearsal. 8 p.m.; Wednesday, p.m.; Monday, Oct. 24, Bowling, Men, 6:45 p.m., Bowl- chairman of the event, band of the late Mrs. Eli- working on the Port Bridge cense suspension is limited sufficient for an alleged ft- ft ... Home-made pierogi will assisted by Marie Navalany LEADING FAITHFUL Mr. Hodge had lived in to offenses involving death violator of our drunk- Oct. 26, Bible Study and Men's Club, 7:30 p.m.. ing, Women, 9 p.m.; Tuesday, Oct. 25, United Methodist zabeth Barrett Hodge. in Kearny. be available from the kit- and Patricia Nixon as the -Rahway Evangelist the Rahway area most of or serioues bodily injury. Stewardess Board "A," 8 p.m. Women, Sandwich Luncheon and Program, bring sand- Mr. Chinchar's body was driving statutes to keep his chen as well as for takeouts, co-chairwomen. The Rev. Wendell Wallace, the his life before he had moved The Church is located at 253 Central Ave. wich, noon: Wednesday, Oct. 26, Trustees meeting, 7:30 recovered Monday, Oct. 3, "My bill provides for the driving privileges." while home-made breads Michael R. Mietlicki is the pastor of the Maranatha to Rhode Island in 1974. Surviving are a daughter, p.m. by authorities from the immediate suspension of The legislator recently and babka will be sold at a pastor. Christian Church and the He had been a general Mrs. Hope H. Stillwell of ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. Hackensack River. driving privileges without a served as the moderator of "Country Store." president of the School of contractor in Rahway for Naragansett; a brother, hearing if the alleged vio- The Worship Service will be conducted on Sunday, and Main St. He was born in Rahway the Drinking and Driving Ministry in Detroit, will con- & Jon M. Giovinco many years. Harold Hodge of Clark; a lator had a blood alcohol Oct. 23. at 10:30 a.m. with nursery care to be provided for and had lived in Metuchen Symposium in Atlantic Ci- Oratory School duct a Faith Building Rally formerly of Westfield Hoir Solon Mr. Hodge had been the sister, Mrs. Edith Jeffrey of concentration of .15% or preschoolers. The Sunday School and Bible Classes in UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK most of his life. ty. He is the chairman of '•••Ti.'>• ,'•':>• '•• • : at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at past president of the Long Branch and two gran- more by weight of alcohol Christian Education for all age groups, youth and adults, The Main Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 23, will Mr. Chinchar had been a the Law Enforcement Sub- . -Oh: ;••. • OUT plans to hold the Presbyterian Church at • N.J. State, County & Tri-State Rahway Lions Club. ddaughters. in his blood, or if the will start at 9:15 a.m. There will be a Luther League be at 11 a.m. and the Evening Worship Service will begin trackman with Amtrak for Committee of the Legis- fr 140 Mountain Ave., Hair Styling Champion • violator was convicted of at Meeting at 6 p.m. at 7 o'clock. Sunday School will begin at 9:45 a.m. for flea market flea market three years. lature's Alcoholic Beverage Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Study, 8 Westfield. The rally will be • Precision Haircutting least three moving motor- ControrStudy Commission. children and youth and at 10 a.m. for adults. The Surviving are his parents, •#.-•• ;>v. . A :• •''•' .[ * • The Greater Westfield sponsored by the World vehicle violations within the p.m.: Monday. Oct. 24. Confirmation Classes, 6:30 p.m., Children's Church will begin at 11 a.m. A flea market combined • Creative Perms & Body Waves Mr. and Mrs. George Chin- "Under my new legisla- 7 ' •-*'>>' I-.i" Chapter of Women's Harvest Evangelism, which (for men & women) three years prior to the date EMV Training. 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Oct. 25, Choir Rehear- Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Oct. 25, Ladies with a Christmas Boutique David Edwards, 72, char of Metuchen and a sis- tion the director of motor . .'•- •'•.,'•'.•.. < American Organization for for 26 years has been con- of the alleged violation," SCORE ONE FOR RAHWAY - Paul Konig. the chairman sal. 8 p.m.. Pastor's Class, 8 p.m. Fisher's Club and Fellowship, 10 a.m.; Wednesday, Oct. will be held on Saturday, ter, Miss Catherine Chin- vehicle's decision to sus- football game, left to r.ghl, are: Ed Cwierko, James A. Rehabilitation through ducting evangelistic Sen. DiFrancesco noted. of the committee lor the fund drive for the new The Church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. 26, Mid-Week Wednesday Evening Prayer Service, 7 Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 3 Call for your appointment char of Elizabeth. pend driving privileges is Crowell, Ihe past commander ol Rahway Post No. 5 of crusades in many parts of in police reserve "The bill also provides for The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. o'clock. Training (ORT) will sponsor p.m. at the Oratory School subject to a hearing before Scoreboard for the city's Veterans Memorial Field, the American Legion: Harry Hook, the present chairman a flea market on Sunday, the world. A healing ser- suspension if the director thanks those who participated in the drive, both from Transportation is available to and from the Church on Morris Ave. between an administrative law judge of the post: Ronald Matusailis, Ihe president of Ihe Nov. 13, at the South Ave. vice will be conducted by Mr. Kordelski determines any other cir- the city, from the Board of Education and from Veterans ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY by telephoning the office at 574-1479. Nursery care is Overlook Hospital and 381-0345 David H. Edwards, 72 of also been active in the a short time after the sus- Board of Education, and John Kuhlman. a member of railroad station parking lot Ciba/Geigy in Summit. Evangelist Wallace. The 885 W. Patrick Circle, West cumstances justify the im- pension goes into effect," he groups. Looking on. at Ihe Oct. 1 dedication of the the post. The Service of Worship will be conducted by The provided at all the services and church functions. Rahway Police Reserve. Floyd Kordelski, 50, of in Westfield from 10 a.m. to Please telephone rally will be open free of OPEN: Mon., Tues., Thurs.. Sot. Palm Beach, Fla., died position of an immediate added. Scoreboard at halftime of the Rahway-Toms River East Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the pastor, on Sunday, Oct. 23, The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the Mr. Edwards is survived Beaumont, Tex., formerly 4 p.m. The raindate will be 273-1084 to reserve a table. charge to people of all (Friday 'til 7:30 PM) Tuesday, Oct. 4. administrative license sus- "If my bill is enacted, it at 8 and 11 a.m. The Sunday Church School will begin at Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State by his widow, Mrs. Eliza- of Linden, died Monday, on Sunday, Nov. 20. There The school will supply a denominations. For more A former resident of Rah- pension." might well serve as a deter- 9:15 a.m. as will the Pastor's Bible Class for Adults. Parkway. beth F. Edwards of West Oct. 3, at St. Elizabeth College librarian United Way will be food, bargains and table and enough space for information please way and Point Pleasant, The senator, noting the rent to potential offenders Meetings during the week: Today, Women's Sewing Dr. Frank D. Papandrea is the pastor. Palm Beach; two daughters, Hospital in Beaumont after holiday gifts. participants to display their telephone 574-3008 or Mr. Edwards had moved to Legislature has recently and we all will welcome in 'Who's Who' Group, 10 a.m.. Evangelism Committee, 7:30 p.m.; Mrs. Phyllis Cooner of a brief illness. Roselle Catholic announces tomorrow, Lutheran Church Men Fish Dinner and items for sale. 388-2644. Florida in 1967. West Palm Beach and Mrs. passed several bills to crack that," Sen. DiFrancesco Mr. Kordelski was born The librarian al liic Sco- F Meeting, reservations required for dinner, 6:30 o'clock; ORT builds and main- Christmas decorations He had been a member of Pat Ronco of Claremont, down on drunk drivers, said concluded. campaign team in Linden and had come to tch Plains Campus Library Saturday, Oct. 22, Workshop for Altar Guild, 10 a.m.; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY tains a worldwide network will be sold by the school at the Lions International and N. H.; a son, Hugh Ed- hosts wrestling Beaumont seven and a half of Union County College, Wednesday, Oct. 26, Children's Choir Rehearsal, 7 p.m., The guest speaker on Sunday, Oct. 23, at the 9:45 of vocational schools. less than wholesale prices. a past president of the wards of Fort Wayne, Ind., A spokesman for the Uni- years ago. Mrs. Barbara P. Riley, is Adult Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. a.m. Service of Worship, will be Philip E. Jenks. Mr. Refreshments will be avail- Rahway Chapter. He had and five grandchildren. The World Wrestling will face Mr. Fuji and Tiger ted Way of Eastern Union He had been a self-em- listed in the 13th edition of The Church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. Jenks is the director of the Division of Communication of More than 100 dealers able. Legion welcomes Federation will make a Chung Lee. County announced ihe Educational Ministries of the American Baptist Chur- are expected to attend. In- The proceeds from the ployed draftsman. return appearance at The action will get under- WIKI'S Who Amonn Am- group's 19831984 cam- He had also been a com- Roselle Catholic High erican Women 1982-1983." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY ches, USA, in Valley Forge, Pa. As the director of the terested dealers should flea market will be donated way at 8 p.m., and advance paign learn. In the upcom- PORTRAIT PACKAGE municant of St. Pius R. C. Sch(x)l, sponsored by the This is Mrs. Rilcy's se- Morning Worship at 10:30 o'clock on Sunday, Oct. division he is responsible for the management of all telephone 233-3830 or to the Oratory Educational tickets are now on sale at ing year the campaign team E. F. Duszak, 69, Church in Beaumont. local cowpokes Roselle Catholic Men's cond inclusion in the 23, will be conducted by The Rev. Robert C. Powley, the American Baptist media, including "The American Bap- 654-3187 for details. Development Fund. the school. will help the United Way of tist," the monthly newspaper; "Input," the newsletter for SPECTACULAR He was a veteran of the Assn., on Thursday. Nov. Tickets are S8 for ring- "Who's Who" publication. Eastern Union County pastor. Child Care is provided during the Worship House Clark Post No. 328 of the Church leadership; the American Baptist News Service by Variety Portraits former machinist •Korean Conflict. American soldier, according 10. side seats and S6 for general She has served as a college reach its campaign goal of each Sunday for infants and children to those in second American Legion and its and other print, electronic and experimental media. Surviving are his. widow, to a post spokesman. The card will include admission. librarian since 1968 when SI,712,703, The money grade. The Youth Choir, for those aged six to 16, will Mrs. Helen Kordelski; two Auxiliary will hold their se- The spokesman asked The Rev. William L. Frederickson, the pastor, will be Trinity to hold Just in Time for The Holidays! Edward F. Duszak, 69, of before he had retired World Wrestling Federa- the Union County Techni- raised will help support 54 meet for rehearsal,-before classes, at 9 a.m. with the choir in sons, Daniel and Mark, cond Country Western those who attend the dance the worship leader. Package Includes: ALL IN j Rahway, died Tuesday, 1973. tion champion. Boh Back- cal Institute first moved to local human service agen- director, Miss Jodi Acker. The Church Learning Hour at Ti both of Beaumont; his Night and Square Dance at to dress in Western garb, The World Fellowship Offering, used by the Oct. 4, at home after a long Mr. Duszak had also lund, attempting to defend PART-TIME the Scotch Plains campus. cies that aide the people 9:15 a.m. will provide classes for those in kindergarten to t 8X10 €?* A NATURAL AB mother, Mrs. Natalie Kor- the post home at 78 West- such as, shirts, vests, jeans, adult study. American Baptist Churches in the United States to fair Nov. 4, 5 illness. been a communicant of St. his title against The Iron Mrs. Riley earned a bach- who live and work in lias- delski of Beaumont; two field Ave., Clark, on Sat- boots, hats and kerchiefs. Sheik, who recently sur- JOB. lor of arts degree from For the next two weeks tables will be available in the undergrid the work of the foreign missionaries, will be col- 1 PORTRAIT _..fcvf!f Mr. Duszak was born in Mary's R. C. Church in tern Union County. te brothers, Leon of Beau- urday, Oct. 29, at 8 p.m. There will be prizes for the faced once again on the Howard University, a bach- Lobby near the coffee table to receive canned goods and lected and dedicated during the Service of Worship. The The Annual Fair at Trini- naments and decorations, Duryea, Pa., and he had Rahway. FULLTIME The vice president of the FULL SIZE mont and Theodore of At- The ticket price is $6 per best dressed male and fe- World Wrestling Federa- elor of science degree from staples for "FISH" of Rahway. Church School will begin at 11 a.m. with classes for all ty United Methodist plants, home-made baked come to New Jersey in Surviving are his widow, campaign is Timothy S. Wallets lantic City and a sister, Mrs. person. male in Western clothes. tion scene. STUDENT AID. the New Jersey College of Meetings during the week: Today, Bell Ringers age groups. Mr. Jenks will share with the Adult Classes Church at E. Milton Ave. goods and jellies, attic 8 1943. He had lived in Ne- Mrs. Helen Yachowicz Tracey. the senior vice Gertrude Dombrowski of The proceeds from this Country-Western music Ihr Annv Ill's Women and a masters de- Meeting, Music Room, 6:30 p.m., Budget and Finance during the Church School hour. and MaitrSk;, Rahway, will treasures, a children's shop SPECIAL flAWRtl wark before he had come to Duszak; a son, Robert at e skills id,ii s.,11 president of the United Clark. dance will go towards the will be prpvidpd by Larry Also, The Masked Super- gree from Columbia Uni- Committee, Church Library, 7:30 p.m., Westminster Meetings during the week: Today, Fidelis Class, be held on Friday, Nov. 4, featuring items for You choost your favorite Rahway in 1956. home; two daughters^ Pen-' Jersey Bank/Central. Mr. Liberty Park Monument, England. • star, who joined the fed- versity. ' . Choir Rehearsal, Music Room, 8 p.m.; tomorrow, Monthly Dessert Business Meeting, Kitchen, 1 p.m.; from 4 to 9 p.m. and on children's shopping, a pos» tor the He had been employed as ny Flagg of Maplewood Tracey will oversee the or- tomorrow, William Rollinson Class of Young Marrieds to Saturday, Nov. 5, from 10 nursery, and, on Nov. 5, a Portrait Pockooe which depicts an American For advance tickets, eration a few months ago, It viu Rahway Troop No. 1500 of the Girl Scouts, Squier Hall, a machinist at the Hammer and Mrs. Patricia Kocsis of Mr. Johnson, 64, rnt tli ganization's fund-raising ef- leave for a retreat at the Baptist Conference Center in a.m. to 2 p.m. lunchroom in which to eat soldier carrying a survivor please telephone the post at will take on Tony Garea; 7 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 22, Alcoholics Anonymous Group, Manufacturing Co. in Clark and five grandchil- HI .i L \r unit, Prior to becoming a lib- forts. Lebanon and they will return on Saturday evening, Oct. Eight booths of hand- and rest. ex-Rah way an to safety and freedom. This 574-8374 or Don McArdle Salvatorc Bellomo will tan- vi-kc tilth. Squier Hall Gymnasium and Youth Room, 7:30 p.m.; Bring the Family Linden for many years dren. rarian at the Scotch Plains 22; Saturday, Oct. 22, Raritan Cluster, Missionary Rally, crafted items made by the Highlighting the fair will monument will be an ever- at 381-3458 between 5 and gle with Butcher Vachon; lu 11 WIVINN pri vi'.it .il Monday, Oct. 24, Rahway Troop Nos. 716, 450, 9, 401 it's the same >! AV pet \i\ir to siat campus, she served as an as His campaign team con- First Baptist Church of Cranford/Elizabeth in Elizabeth, members and friends of Louis D. Johnson, 64, of lasting tribute to the 10 p.m. Special Delivery (S. D.I and 423 of the Girl Scouts, Evening; Tuesday, Oct. 25, be a dinner on Nov. 4 with NO ( '.ill vmir Army K sistant librarian at Florida sists of John Davis of the two missionaries from Zaire and one from a national mis- Trinity will be available. sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. LOW PRICE EXTRA Elizabeth, died Monday, Jones will battle Charlie ti'pifH-tu.iliM1. in ilie Women's Assn. Workshop, Church Library, 10 a.m., 95 Fulton and The Invaders P.ijyinulci "luvtuiii A and M University, Mor- Union Center National sion project to share with the member churches, 6 p.m.; The booths will feature CHARGES Oct. 3, at Alexian Brothers Rahway Troop No. 47 of the Boy Scouts, Scout Room, Reservations are necessary, L. G. Schneider, 71 gan Stale College, South Bank, Jerry Magovern of Tuesday, Oct. 25, Rebecca and Mary Circles, 8 p.m.; hand-knitted and crocheted We Can Accommodate from Hospital in Elizabeth after a 7:30 p.m., Abigail Circle, Church Library, 8 p.m.; and may be made by Carolina State College, the the Miller-NorthcnvCorp., ~ Wednesday, Oct. 26, Bible Study Fellowship, home of items, crafts, Christmas or- 1 to Groups of 12—•; brief illness. Wednesday. Oct. 26, Confirmation-Commissioning Class, telephoning 3880779. ex-machinist Franks urges law University of Wisconsin John Heathcote of the Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ames, 8 p.m— He was born in Rahway iirst class. Church-Library, 5-p.m, Bettie"Weiss and Atlanta University. Union Center National The church is located on the corner at 177 Elm and r- 3 Days Only —i and had lived in Elizabeth The "Old First" Church is located at the corner of Catholic Alumni Louis G. Schneider, 71, She is a member of the Bank. Phillip Krevsky. an Esterbrook Aves. Thursday, Oct. 20 five years as a machinist for 25 years. to probe contracts W. Grand Ave. and Church St. PHOTOGRAPHERS of Rahway, died Sunday, at with the Hatfield Wire and Mr. Johnson had been a New Jersey Library Assn.. attorney; Dominick Mira- to dance Friday, Oct. 21 Rahway Hospital after a Cable Co. in Linden. truck driver for 20 years Alarmed by the trend of "Obviously, some of the to exhibit art the Council on Library belli of the Winters Stamp (LARK ALLIANCE CHURCH The Catholic Alumni Music will be provided by HOURS: brief illness. Surviving are his widow, Technology in Alabama Co., Joseph Tursky of the FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Saturday, Oct. 22 before he had retired. the state government to reports prepared by outside Paintings by a prominent politan area shows and Sunday School for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. on No oppoinfrrwnf r*c»iwry. no ogt Iwnii. inekxJti bob**, United Jersey Bank. N. A., RAHWAY Club of North Jersey, a Vince. Admissioin will be Mrs. Eva T. Harris Sch- Surviving are an aunt, enter into consulting con consultants have real value and ihe New Jersey Black Sunday, Oct. 23, with Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. childftn. odulti onrj family groupi. Limit ona p«r cuitom#r: New Jersey artist, Bctlie slides of her work are on and John Zipp of the Sea- The Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 23, will be at Catholic singles club, will S3 for members and S4 for 12 N00N-8PM No further ©Walton to pocchoM oddrfionol pnotogrophl. Mr. Schneider was born neider; a son, Thomas L. of Mrs. Margaret Stuckey of tracts that cost the state to the state," the lawmaker Librarians. Choir Practice will begin at 6 p.m. The Evening Service Weiss of Clark, is being permanent record with the land Service Employe 11 a.m. "I'm Not Like Thai" will be the sermon to be sponsor a dance tomorrow non-members. For further in Linden and had lived in Avenel; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth and a cousin, Carl "untold millions" every declared. "Many, such as will commence at 7 o'clock. featured at the Doubletree Smithsonian Institute. Mrs. Riley is currently Federal Credit Union. given by The Rev. Sara B. Waldron, the pastor. The from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the information please Rahway for 14 years. Arline A. Valian of Eli- Johnson of Rahway. year, Assemblyman Bob environmental impact state- Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Oct. 25, Ladies Gallery at 76 Church St., associated with the Plain Church School will be at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. John Argentiere Log Cabin at 675 Raritan telephone Joe at 382-9532 Foodtown of Edison Until he had retired in zabeth and seven grand- Franks, whose district in ments, are mandated by Throughout the next Bible Study. 12:30 p.m.: Wednesday, Oct. 26, Bible Study Montclair, to Sunday, Nov. field Science Center and the is Ihe Church School superintendent. Classes are for all Rd., Clark. or 743-5073. Oakwood Plaza Mall 1971, he had worked for children. eludes Clark, has prepared law. The problem is we pre- The Doubletree Gallery year ihe members of the and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. Mrs. Pelesko 13. The opening reception Pincwood Senior Citizens ages. The Adult Bible Class will meet in the Sanctuary of Wood Avenue and Oak Tree Road legislation that would force sently have no way to quan- is open from Wednesday to campaign team will visit For further information, please telephone the pastor. will be on Friday, Oct. 21. Council. She is also a mem- the Church at 9:30 a.m. A nursery is provided. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY every state government tify how much money is be- Sunday from I I a.m. to 5 companies and businesses in The Rev. David W. Arnold, at 388-1272. Mrs. Josephine M. Les- from 7 to 10 p.m. p.m. and by appointment ber of the New Jersey Coal- the area to seek contri- The United Methodist Women will meet on Tues- The congregation will observe Sunday, Oct. 23, as Mrs. Krevsky, 80, agency to report to the ing spent on consulting con- The church is located at 2 Denman Ave. niak Pelesko, 60, of Eli- Bettie Weiss's oils have by telephoning 783-5022. ition of 100 Black Women. butions. day, Oct. 25. The program will be given by The Rev. the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost. There will be a Celebra- zabeth, died Monday, Oct. newly-created Office of tracts, what agencies are been exhibited at the In- Waldron on "Women In Ministry." tion of the Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. An Informal Cof- co-owner of store 10, at home after a long il- Management and Budget entering into such con- titule of Arts and Letters There will be a rummage sale at the Church on fee Hour will take place between 8:15 a.m. and 9:15 a.m. lness. every consulting contract or tracts, and what private in New York, ihe Summit Saturday, Oct. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Parish Family Eucharist will be celebrated at 9:30 Ti res idc '/a tn/ihj 13 ible Mrs. Rose Zipkin Krev- Herman J., was killed in Mrs. Pelesko was a life- agreement it enters into. firms are benefiting from Art Center, Nathan's Gal- TEMPLE BETH TORAH OF RAHWAY The Church is located at 466 W. Grand Ave. a.m. with The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin, the rector, as the sky, 80, of Rahway, the Europe during World War long resident of Elizabeth. In turn, the office would the current process. My bill cry in West Paterson, the Celebrant and homilist. At this time the pupils and II. "examine, compile and addresses these problems." Publisher's retail price $39.95 former co-owner of Krev- She had been a communi- World Trade Center and Today. Morning Services will be held at 7 o'clock. teachers of the Junior Church School will attend the sky's Department Store in analyze" the data and re- Assemblyman Franks OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK cant of St. Hedwig's R. C. Union County College as Services during the week: Tomorrow, Late Services, Liturgy of the Word before going to their classrooms. SPECIAL Elizabeth, died Sunday, Her husband, Louis J. Church in Elizabeth. port annually to the Leg- said he will introduce his The pastor. The Rev. James A. DiQuattro, will well as in several galleries in FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING 8:30 p.m.. Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein will conduct the Ser- Activities during the week: Monday. Oct. 24, Feast Oct. 9, at Rahway Hospital Krevsky, died in 1967. islature. bill at the next session of the preach on Sunday, Oct. 23, at the 10 a.m. Worship Ser- Surviving are her hus- Arizona. She has won num- vices and preach, Hazzan.Solomon Sternberg will chant of St. James of Jerusalem, and Friday, Oct. 28, Feast of after a long illness. Surviving are four dau- Assemblyman Franks Assembly. vice. A Fellowship Hour will follow the Service in the band, John Pelesko; five rous awards in Metro- the Liturgy, Oneg Shahhos will lake place after the ser- St. Simon and St. Jude. These days will be observed with Mrs. Krevsky was born ghters, Mrs. Adele Press- sons, John of Roselle, Eli- said his bill is a "first step' IN THE RAHWAYCLARK AREA >' Fellowship Memorial Hall downstairs, Rehearsal for the vices in the Birchwood Room; Saturday, Oct. 22, Morn special prayers for the work of the Church in the Holy in Russia but had lived in man, with whom she lived. to control what he called "a Children's Choir will take place at 11 a.m., under the zabeth Police Sgt. Richard ing Services 9 a.m.; Sunday. Oct. 23, Morning Services, Land and throughout the world. w/coupon only Elizabeth most of her life Miss Ethel Krevsky of Haz- wasteful system littered direction of Kenneth R. Barta, immediately following the of Rahway, Raymond of BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... 8:30 a.m.: Monday, Oct. 24. Morning Services, 7 a.m.; The Church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and • II orders can be picked up before she had moved to let, Mrs. Claire Gould of with high but unknown Worship Service in the Sanctuary. Sunday School classes Somerset, Ronald of Pis- Wednesday. Oct. 26. Weekly Adult Discussion Group, Irving St. al our NEW LOCATION North Miami Beach, Fla., Manalapan and Mrs. Mar- cost, duplication, favoritism for all ages are provided each Sunday at 9 o'clock. At 2 cataway and Elizabeth Synagogue Library, 7:30 p.m.. Rabbi Rubenstein will lead from where she had lived for 14 iam Zisman of Westfield; and literally tons of paper" 'Back to School' p.m. on Oct. 23 James P. Stobaugh,the former student Police Ptl. James of Eli- the discussion on 613 Mit/vos. years. She had come to two sons, Harold of much of which is often fr- interim of Osceola. will be ordained at the Church. His HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF zabeth; two daughters, Mrs. The temple is located at 1389 Bryant St. Rahway two years ago. Elizabeth and Seymour of never read. home congregation, the Middlesex Presbyterian Church RAHWAY Atom Tabloid Joan Milkosky of Piscata- She had been the co- Little Silver; two sisters, "The problem is enor- draws a crowd of Middlesex, will participate in the Service. The Rev. The congregation will celebrate the 22th Sunday The Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopedia in one way and Miss Roberta Pel- master reference edition. With the most beautiful padded bind- owner of Krevsky's Depart- Mrs. Ann Freedman of mous," the assemblyman Established 1822 Stobaugh is now ihe pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian after Pentecost, on Sunday, Oct. 23, with Holy Eucharist: J esko, at home; five brothers, ing,ever placed on the Holy Scriptures. ment Store on Third St. for North Miami Beach, Fla., added. "Contracts are often Back-To-School Night The dates for the next SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF Church of Pittsburgh. Rite I at 7:30 a.m., Morning Prayer and Holy Eucharist: John, Stanley and Walter 50 years before she had and Mrs. Jean Eleff of St. awarded without bidding was held at Rahway Junior meetings arc as follows: RAHWAY Rite II at 10 o'clock and Holy Eucharist: Rite II at 11:30 Protestant - King James Version Catholic - The New American Bible Lesniak, all of Elizabeth, At the Sunday Morning Worship Service, the in- THE NEW AMERICAN D10LE retired in 1965. Petersburg, Fla.; 21 grand- Peter Lesniak of Linden for work that overlaps the High School on Oct. 5. The Nov. 9, Dec. 14, Jan. 11, Meetings during ihe week: Today, Sea Scouts, a.m. coni*-rt**3 botr\ trm CM an nsl.-)lion m i-mpt©, modern Esta'-lislicd ]3C5 terim pastor. The Rev. Gregory J. Kcosaian, will preach Ov»r GO 000 D>v*TWi r«*«f* ro.id.iDi3.ioi<>e E£nofc-,h loi iod.iy Tne FFn -»ionq ObsMl --Rev Stephen J HaMdcgen OFM Wanda Downey of Linden selves. If ever there was a ximately 550 parents in at- 13. The group tries to raise Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, 1 p.m.; Monday, Oct. Seminary Ave. SSL .ind Rev Chnsran P Cofo*e. O Cjtm, system that cries out for tendance. This was one of 1 Year S 10.00 for beginners to those in the Senior High Dept. and the SPECIAL COLOR FCATURIS UfCLUDC S T D imp'irnatur - - + Patf >o Cardinal O Boy'o and six grandchildren. money to help sponsor any 1 Year- $12.00 24, Nominating Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Executive Board There will be a Choral Eucharist on Tuesday, Nov. • G/»*t Ucmert* ^ 00 T 0 D Afcfib'sricp o' Washington C.ithoiiC ed*- reform, that is it." the best turnouts in a few Pastor's Study Class, led by The Rev. Keosaian, will be TiOn (i)so contiin^ fuU 'our cokx sections of IhG Mrs. Sopko, 71, activities for the students to of Women's Assn., Room A, 8 p.m. I, at 7:30 p.m. in commemoration of All Saints' Day. The V.ilxMn 3? p.vjo lou' cokw Mass Seci'On and full- 2 Years $18.00 2 Years - $22.00 held at 9:30 a.m. The Upper Room Bible Class at 9:40 colo* <:^!ra!pO'i3 ol tne Lifo ol Mar> win ihe Slory He noted five years ago a years. Testing results were keep up the school spirit faithful departed of the Parish will be remembered at this 01 tne Rosa'y In addition tno B plc*«4 v* «l I*. Bloomfield before she had telephoning the committee members, Marion Rich, under 10 years of age may be obtained by telephoning the Atom T«fclok) >m<»-Mo«.-rri. 1-t member of the National Sister M. Anne Stephen O. The membership drive of 7 to 8:30 p.m., Hand-in-Hand Program, 6 p.m.; Thursday, moved to Clark in 1961. be spurred into action by the group needs the support 381-6182; Janet Chiravalle, 388-6321; Frank Miseren- Parish Office at 382-3665. . Phone Council of Catholic Women P. of Ncwburgh, Conn., the shocking facts that the and ideas of new members. ihe Parent-Teacher Organ- Oct. 27, Rahway Troop No. 756 of the Girl Scouts, Scout She had been a communi- CITY lino. 9251488; JoAnn Ruggiero, 499-0668, or the The Church is located at Seminary and St. George of Union County. and Mrs. Agnes Kubek of Office of Management and The meetings are held on ization at the Back-To- S I A ! I /IP Room. 7 to 8:30 p.m. cant of St. Agnes R. C. Church Office, 276-5300, as soon as possible. Aves. Sl.ilc 2,p Her husband, Stephen Freehold and three grand- Budget report will illum- he second Wednesday of School Night gained close 219 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY. N.J. 07065 The church is located at 1221 New Brunswick Ave. Church in Clark. She had The Church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. The Rev. Robert P. Helmick is the rector. Sopko, died in 1968. children. inate." every month at the school. to 300 members. PAGE 12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 PAGE 13 Fingerprint program Ronald Pannone PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE gets doctorate real winners! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE gaining steam NOTICE OF INTENTION BUSINESS ENVELOPES A Rahway resident, Ron- NOTICE OF INTENTION NOTICE OF INTENTION ald A. Pannone, recently NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In A pilot fingerprinting CUSTOM PRINTED Fingerprints on File receiv- was awarded a doctorate of Raised letters troduced and passed on first reading of a regular meeting of the troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the program to protect young- ed national recognition in education degree in psy- Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of Municipal Council of the City of Rahway. County of Union, State of sters, initiated in the area January, Sheriff Ralph Fro- chological measurement New Jersey, held on Tuesday, the 11th day of October, 1983, and the New Jersey, held on Tuesday, the 11 th day of November. 1983, and (he New Jersey, held on Tuedsay, the 1 lth day of October, and the said or Top quality 24 Lb. White Wove Envelopes printed Business dinance win be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a last year by the Union ehlich reported. and evaluation from Col- said ordinance will be taken up for further consideration and final said ordinance wlfl be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a regular meeting at City Hall, City Hall Plaza, Rahway, New passage at a regular meeting at City Hal), City Hall Plaza, Rahway, regular meeting at City Hall, City HaD Plaza, Rahway, New Jersey, on with your firm name and address in black ink. County Sheriffs Office, has umbia University in New To date Sheriff Froehlich Cards Jersey, on Monday, the 14th day of November, 1983, at eight o'clock New Jersey, on Monday, the 14th day of November, 1983, at eight Monday, the 14th day of November, 1983, at eight o'clock prevailing been renewed by popular estimated over 15,000 York City. prevailing time, at which time and place all persons Interested therein o'clock prevailing time, at which time and place all persons Interested time, at which time and place all persons Interested therein will be given FAST SERVICE - TRY US demand now that the Union County children will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. 1983-1984 school year is have been fingerprinted. Dr. Pannone was also ORDINANCE A-21 -83 fcr->;- •;•'. underway, reports the Hopes are to fingerprint an awarded a master of arts ORDINANCE A-22-83 ORDINANCE A-20-83 AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PARKING ON THE WEST SIDE AN ORDINANCE RESTRICTING PARKING IN FRONT OF AN ORDINANCE RESTRICTING PARKING AT THE INTERSEC No 10 Reg. No.lOReg. No. 10 window No.10 window sheriff. degree in personnel psy- Black Ink Plus 1 color Black Ink Plus 1 color additional 30,000 during OF PRINCETON AVENUE FROM THE INTERSECTION OF W. 2005 BOND STREET FOR THE PURPOSE OF ALLOWING TION OF CENTRAL AVENUE AND MADISON AVENUE FIFTY Quantity chology in 1979 and a The Fingerprints on File the 1983-1984 school year. LAKE AVENUE SOUTH FOR 50 FEET. HANDICAPPED PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE FEET NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE INTERSECTION ON THE master of education degree 41.50 Program an outgrowth of There are about 45,000 REGULATIONS. EASTERLY SIDE OF THE ROADWAY. 500 22.00 40.50 23.00 the Missing Persons Bur- school-age youngsters reg- in psychological measure- An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled "an ordinance accepting and adopting the compiled and revised ordinances of the City of An Ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled "an ordinance accep- An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled "an ordinance accepting 1,000 35.50 58.50 37.50 60.50 eau, began visiting area istered in Union County. ment and evaluation in May of this year. Rahway, establishing and providing for the publication thereof". ting and adopting the compiled and revised ordinances of the City of and adopting the complied and revised ordinances of the City of ! 2,000 62.50 103.50 66.50 107.50 schools in January of (his "It's a new school year Adopted October 10, 1951 and referring partlculary to Title V, chapter Rahway, establishing and providing for the publication thereof. Rahway, establishing and providing for the publication thereof. W; '.. 3,000 87.00 140.50 93.00 146.50 year. The program entails and we're beginning a new He completed his under- I, et. seq. entitled Traffic". Be it ordained by the Mayor and Municipal Adopted October 10, 1951 and referring particularly to Title V, chapter Adopted October 10,1951 and referring particularly to Title V, chapter graduate training in psy- Council of the City of Rahway that: 1, et. scq. entitled Traffic'. 1, et. seq. entitled Traffic". 4,000 111.50 177.50 119.50 185.50 fingerprinting children, program, so I would encour- h ••-.'. compiling an identification age all parents to support chology at Montclair State Section 1.: Title V, Chapter 1, Section 12 of the codification be am- Be It ordained by the Mayor and Municipal Council of the City of Be It ordained by the Mayor and Municipal Council of the City of 5,000 136.00 214.50 146.50 225.00 mended to add the following: Rahway that: Section 1, Pursuant to N. J.S.A. 39:4197.5, which permits Rahway that: card and giving the card to College in Upper Montclair their school in requesting Black Ink No person shall park a vehicle at any time tn the following location: municipalities to establish restricted parking spaces for use by handicap- Section 1: Title V, Chapter 1. Section 12 of the codification be in 1977. He is a 1973 grad- parents or guardians for youngsters be fingerprint- White Index STREET SIDES HOURS LOCATION ped persons, there Is hereby established the following parking regula- amended to add the following: • safe keeping. If the child ed," the sheriff said. "I urge uate of Rahway High Sch- 500 Princeton Ave. West Anytime From Intersection tions: No person shall park a vehicle at any time In the following location: turns up missing for anyyou not to fear this program ool. of W. Lake South PARKING SPACES RESERVED FOR THE HANDICAPPED Street Sides Hours Location 3 for 50 feet. A. There Is herey established restricted parking spaces in the City of Madison Avenue East Anytime From the Intersection of All prices No.6-^ Reg. No.6% Reg. No.6% Win. No6 4 Win reason the card could be a as an intrusion. The news 8 90 8 plus tax Black Ink Plus 1 color Black ink Plus 1 color Dr. Pannone is currently Section 2.: Any ordinance or parts of ordinances Inconsistent here Rahway In front of the following residences: Central Avenue 50 feet north way of locating the child media have repeatedly only 16 Pi us tax 1,000 only 20°° plus tax employed by The Port Aut- with are hereby repealed. On the easterly side of Bond Street in front of residence No. 2005, star- Madison Avenue East Anytime From the intersection of more rapidly. made our citizens aware of Section 3.: This ordinance shall take effect Immediately after passage ting from 128 feet south of the intersection of Scott Ave., for 30 ft. This Central Avenue 50 feet south. 41.00 hority of New York and GARDEN CONTEST WINNERS FETED - The formal presentation of prizes to the win- 500 21.50 40.00 22.50 The program went over the guidelines, protections and publication according to law. parking space is to be used for parking purposes for persons who have Section 2. Any ordinance or parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith New Jersey as a personnel ners of the summer garden contest sponsored by the Rahway Woman's Club, rally Other papers and colors available- been Issued special vehicle Identification cards by the Division of Motor 1,000 34.50 57.50 36.50 59.50 so well last year the sheriffs and purpose of this wor- are hereby repealed. assessment specialist and around Mrs. Barbara Markey, second from right, who serves as the club's community Francis R. Senkowsky Vehicles pursuant to the provisions of section 2 of P.L. 1949, c. 280 (C. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately after passage 2.000 60.50 101.50 64.50 105.50 office was approached thwhile program." Come in and see our samples... plans to open a part-time improvement project chairwoman. Mrs. Markey made the presentation at the general City Clerk 39:4-205), when using a motor vehicle on which Is displayed a cer- and publication according to law. 137.50 90.00 143.50 almost immediately after He pointed out some tificate, for which a special vehicle Identification card has been Issued, 3,000 84.00 consulting business in membership meeting of the club, starting wilb luncheon-lea at noon in (he Second City of Rahway 173.50 181.50 school started this semester 100,000 children vanish pursuant to section 3 of said law. (C. 39:4-206). Francis R. Senkowsky 4,000 107.50 115.50 employment testing, voca- Presbyterian Church Hall in downtown Rahway. At the presentation, left to right, are: 209.50 219.50 by the Allen W. Roberts each year in the United Fast sci-vicc guaranteed It.. .10/20/83 Fee: $47.74 B. All ordinances or parts thereof inconsistent herewith shall be City Clerk 5,000 131.00 141.00 tional counseling and psy- First row. Miss Debbie Jackson, who represented the A and M Industrial Supply Co. of hereby repealed. School in New Providence. - T City of Rahway States. While many are Rahway, the winner of the plaque for (he best business entry, and Mrs. Elsie Rosen- C. This ordinance shall take effect Immedlatley after passage and chological research. "We'll be singing at Over 400 youngsters there found or return home on maier, ..second from left, representing the senior citizen building on W. Grand Ave., THE College choir publication according to law. It.. .10/20/83 Fee: $51.46 219 Central Ave., 1 Christmas time, graduation THE were fingerprinted in Sep- their own others remain on who received a plaque for the best organization entry. Receiving a be-ribboned plant tember and another 600 and at any special college Francis R. Senkowsky Rahway, N.J. 07065 the missing-persons" list. prize for honorable mention from Mrs. Markey is Mrs. Carol Chapin, right. In the top seeks voices PUBLIC NOTICE ATOM TABLOID events which may arise dur- City Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE ATOM TABLOID students were printed at the Many children found dead To find out how to bring row, left, is Mrs. Gloria Andersen, the third-place winner of the prize money, and Mrs. Union County residents ing the year," Prof. Tse City of Rahway Saltbrook School the same are buried without being Fingerprints on File to your Elsie Kurylak, right, also an honorable mention winner of a plant. Absent due to travel 574-1200 who enjoy singing will be noted. day. Requests to be incluil identified. The fingerprint child's school, please tele- wasElias Mockos of 485 Lake Ave., the winner of the second-place prize money. The 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. It... 10/20/83 Fee: $57.66 NOTICE OF INTENTION ed in the program have card can often be used in all able to audition for the re- Rehearsals will be held phone the Sheriffs Office at first-place winner, Mrs. Rulh Kiger, received the S100 bond from Markey Realty NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- been on the rise ever since. organized Union County on Tuesdays and Thursdays p.m. of these cases. 527-4453, Associates. 574-1200 drop in for the rehearsals or troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the College Choir, it was an-in the North Lecture Hall Anyone interested in fur- telephone Prof. Tse at Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of nounced today by Prof. on the college's Cranford ther information about join- 276-2600, extension 340. New Jersey, held on Tuesday, the 1 lth day of October, 1983, and the Paul Tsc, the choir director. campus from..12:15 to 1:15 ing the choir may either said ordinance will be taken up for further consideration and final GARAGE SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED passage at a regular meeting at City Hall, City Hall Plaza, Rahway, Neui RAHWAY 986 Milton Blvd. Oct. Jersey, on Monday, the 14th day of November, 1983, at eight o'clock CALL MATURE Laundress/Attendant for FULL TIME POSITION for Clerk Eipenenced mature woman to care' BABYSITTING PERSONAL APPLIANCES CARPETING GARDENING AND PAINTING AND 21/22. 9-5pm. HH. Baby items, prevailing time, at which time and place all persons Interested therein; laundromat p/t evenings. Apply in Typist • Knowledge of Bookkeeping lor my child in my Colonia home.' I will blbjrut in my horn* for working Allan's Washer-Dryer Repair Service LANDSCAPING DECORATING ctoiftej. books, toys, furn, dryer, will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. get the job done 574-1200 person aft. 5 p.m.. Wed.Fri. 4 Office Mchines. handle collec- Own trans. & References rtq. [WWtJ, my age. Eip i reliable Specialist on Whirlpool. G.E. & Ken- CARPET REPAIRS mnck more. WashbasketLaunderette. 216Worth WOOOSTACK TREE SERVICE • Tree Bill's Painting £ Paperhanging. tions, etc Call for interview. 3II4MC Colwia.UktAHi.Arej. 3K-7M1 more, and on most mates t models. -fflitdllofion, K#itrtHh#i, $t*pi. SPECIAL SERVICES MRS. FATIMA removal £ pruning. Senior citizen Average room, sidewalls. S12. Ceil- RUHWAY 561 Union St.. Oct 22. St (off Green St) Iselin. 574-1579 5740289. H ORDINANCE A19-83 WE WILL ACCEPT 104. (Rn. dt Oct 29) MULTI- ASSEMBLY WORKERS I oillBibrtit in myAvenelhome. Ex- CAN SOLVE ANY •lorn Pricw 4 frtt fitimotts discount. Immediate Service ingstS. 634-5760 PROOF READER - Immediate open- Light assembly work from your perienced ind food reft. Call Lmdj PROBLEMS. SUCH AS: Repairs on wash., dryers, dshwshrs. -Ntw Co WE STOP LEAKS. New roolinj & IN OB BIOUCMT TO THE OWJCE. must Call for interview between 9 RECRUITERS WANTED For Business 574-2050 i M Attics. Basements. Yards. £ Garages •reduced from $7000 • beautiful at Cooper Field. Cooper Ave., Iselin. 9-4. Many h.h. items, sm. ipplian., Jl.OOO/monfh. 3 Year old BABYSITTING ( repairs. Work Guar. Clark Builders PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE mediate covorago. Im 44pm 574-1579 Development. Management, Estimates. 241-4354 Dinettes Cleaned. Oemo. Work. Specializing ' BATHROOM " wooded building sites in Pocono Oct. 22 4 23. 1-4 pm. Halloween, bicycles, typewriter, lawn sweeper, company has grown into a PIANO All Ages. All levels Irene j lnc.,14yrs.e»p. 311-5145 Hairdressers, share the adventure. Telephone and/or Sales skills I will watch your child in my home MAWA MASONRY • Sidewalks. • Made in Apt. £ Home moving. 382-5376 PAINTING HEADER TO REAPER READER TO REJOCR READER TO READER Mts • lakes, pools, tennis Thanksgiving 4 Xmas Items. books, much more. CASH ONLY! multi-million dollar corpora- full or part time. Experienced call S Alster. B.Mus.. M.Mus , REMODELING Modern, prestige shop in Clark. Preferred. NYSE, Fortune 500 Co. GENESIS, - A business opportunity Steps. Patios, Foundations. To PAT'S TRUCKING. Demolition of Ini £«. clubhouse • while they last • evening 63S-7SO7 tion. amto5:30pm W37» Manhattangrad. 381-9056 ! SMALL JOBBER t NEW BATHS AIR COND. Jl75 Dishwshi S30O FUTUftrt 2 »4 4 LAHASAAfSOPUfS,MC2Males.2 574-1632 EDISON, NORTH, 236 W. Money no object for person with WETRAIN Call 381-0222 with enormous potential A product Driveways. Home Repairs. Free Est. garages, cleanup work, yards, cellars NOTICE OF INTENTION callspreferred. 1-800-233-8160 fit MOD IHAtf MOmATtD SINGING-PIANO-FLUTE. SAX- ! Order PAPERHANGING HANDYMAN/CARPENTER • You Swmj Set $60 Wicker Cradle $80 tube lor dropped cV S surface. Femtlev Playful, Cute, Friendly. Are, Oct 21. 22 & 23. 10-3.following. Call Rich at 311-7929 EXPERIENCED CHILDCARE in m» line and a concept you can be proud 634-5072 Ahousts fully ins 3M-7763 b t«l Clraia M. GIORDANO 9-9 COUNTER PERSON lor Dry Cleaning APHONE. CLARINET. Jules Small, ' r name it I do it! fnt Estimates. Very Med CipinHHO 3M-4790 Mounttd$15.ei Ml-Mt7 Lovable$175 634-3671 Bank repossessed Lot lake over FLEA MARKET 4-FamilySale-Fum. 4 Misc. runt rot uus 01 home. Breakfast lunch i snacks in- of. For more info. Call aft 5:30pm IL-IEE DINETTES Coll Anrtlmo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In ARE YOU BORED'Would you like to store 30-35 hrs/wk. Colonia. Will BM. MM. Young People's Concert Reasonable. 31M92t PLUHBD(E& HEATDfS DINETTE Walnut, senrer. chinj LIT. RN. SET. Great cond.. Tbls. payments No money down Holy Foairy Pubi Ciitir ISELIN - Block Sale - Ridfetey An. cl. Refs. Iselin/Wdbie. Area 9254X0 FACTORY WAREHOUSE troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the BEDRM. DRESSER. HDBOARD. work 3 full days a week? Look no fur- train. 388-1211 Call Free Conductor. 388-5948 ; LIGHT 388*8876 634-9190 closet S pads$95. Couch, tthttt. i«cl,$4M Must see to apprec. Guaranteed title Pa. Pocono Mts 215 Pmkiag An. (ot)GreenSt.)10/22-23.9-4.Rn.dt JU-7UT ENTERTAINMENT CERAMIC TILE RENT US Call Jim 283-2745. Yard Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of FO0TB0ARDS.ANTIQUECABINET& tfier,.We have theperfectiob for you rod D&N TRUCKING W«Ar.ALotolConc»cn Bloe/Btige. 3M-ML36 MISC. FOR SALE Many extras Call Mr Rue eves Cortuat 10/29-30. Clothes. Toys, Applians. P/T M/F • (Women or men) Work 382-3225 Woodwind Specialist. Beg.-Adv. j cleanup, lawnsctit,lighthauling,at- MISC FURN.. $50 ea Piece. Call drBr.$90. MlTtMHUOM HI our Salts Oept You must be a 1 WILL BABYSIT Your child in mf THE SERENADES - 4 pc band •BATHROOMS t SHOWERS 382-2141HOUOI Appliances A Furniture COkPUTI HUT1KC STSTIHS New Jersey, held on Tuesday, the 11th day of October, 1983, and the Typewriters. New 4 Used Sales. 1-800-233-8160 Oct. 29 • Mm • lpm 4 More! from home on tel. prog. Earn 56/$8 Off* imHj Clarinet t Sax. Degree in Music Ed. tics, girajts. basements cleaned. 3K-9OT4 DISHWKHM Sean Port $100. MATTRESS King. Sean/ Luxury. responsible indnridual.good speller, Woodbridge home. Full or Part Time. Music for All Occasions (c«m«nt wolli-rol proof) Removed & Dolivored tiOHB BErUCEHEMT said ordinance will be taken up for further consideration and final Reserve Tables ormorep/hr.Call 862-1828 firtMnrf 4 Performance BJ> & M A. Contact Slat* L>c«nt«No SI7 BEIGE COUCH S Match Chr.$25O Dryer $25. Poo) Tbl,»lt$ 100. CiH Made exclus. lor Lord & Taylor Repairs. Rentals Low Rates. hare good common sense and also Ralesnegotiable. 750-2771 Reasonable 312-3046 Gorogos & Cellar-, passage at a regular meeting at City Hall, City Hall Plaza, Rahway, New. 381-4454 RoberiGlick 225-1463 •REPAIRS (lorg. or imoll) PAPER HANGER SERVICES Fr««Eiiimol*i Fullylni Leath Chr .$75 Coll &2EndTbls.. >7tttt $200. King Bedsprd.$20.574-9456 FOR SALE OR RENT 541-5796 ISELIN 127 Bond St., Oct. 22. 9-3. hare a cir. No information about WALDO THE MAGIC CLOWN For Any Cleaned Jersey, on Monday, the 14th of November, 1983. at eight o'clock " PIANO-ORGAN-ACCORDION (Loos* tll», grouting) REUPHOLSTERING Flocks, Foil). Wet Look Vin»li SEWER i DRAIN CLEANING WOODBRIDGE ti;5.mo old . $225orBn(Ot(ir Ml»34 499-7935 cut in your home Any sola 4 2 real rental may be sublet to any RUMMAGE SALE ISELIN81 PershingA»e.(olfCoTrej« RESPIRATORY THERAPIST 499-7935 chairs, or 3 pc sectional, $150 rebate or credit required by Stale NOW.TheAtomTabloid 574-1578 hamburger may yet ONE MAN BAND for partws. Wed- Exper. Teacher/Tutoring Math & Interior and Exterior BERGER POOLS • Hew pool sales. $450 Call lit 6 ELEC. CALCULATORS «/mem~$75 MICROWAVE O»EN Excel cond First Presbyterian 4 Middlesex) Sat Oct. 22.9-3. Xmii Fully I JJB Needlecralt 865-6300 law(NJS54 4-6 3etseq) M Major urban Medical Center has immediate openings in its dings, All Occasions. Music for all Spanish. All levels. SAT prep. Also HOME IMPROVEMENT Services £ Repairs, Pool Closings. ORDINANCE A-25-83 BOX SPRING, King Sue $35 Call ea 8' ceil. Nit $25 Chambers Grs $350. Bontempi Organ 6 mo old sleigh, desk, ruj, TV. Antique radio, KITCHENHELP-Days. 10-2PM Also replace apple pie as the 382-0085 MACKIE & CONSTRUCTION INC. Church needed wkends. Fri. 4 Sat Apply in expanding Respiratory Department. afes.»50night 636-5239 available 985-0758 AM types of nome improvements. ausrtvf 634-6157 15 jrn. Exp. - Fully Insured. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. A-9-83, AN OR- • alt 6pm 3U-7210 range $35.A»st»pkf'$;5M54ni $450.CaHalt6pm 49S-7935 MOPED 1979 Motobecane 50V YearlyParkingRentalAvailable.219 chairs, i/c, much more. Raw or most typically Mr. Volvano •Aspholl & Mobylette Under 2000 mi, $400 600 Rohway Avenue person: Moby Dick's Rest, 351 West Full ond part-time positions are available on the 3-11 PM 3 Piece Band "THE CHIMES" for PRIVATE PIANO INSTRUCTION Kit./Balds. Basements, attics, 245-tWI DINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RECONSTRUCTION OF ESSEX CARPET 12 X 14 Eicellent Condi- ELECTRIC 0KM $45. Call alt. 4 CHL TARR, 275 gal$75/B/O Gas Central Ave. Rahway $15p'space shine. . MSUOO 1 OUAIAMTUD Concrete Driveways Are, Sewaren American food item on Specializing in Beginners. Certified alum, siding, paneling. Freeest. Call MOVIW BTBtfE»l£KCH> MEN STREET DATED JUNE 15th,' 1983. tioniskingJ150 Call 2S3-2292 gm. S74-MO Stove. Gr.$200. Storm winds. Wood Call272-6051 hl5741575 9-5on I;. Woodbridge ISELIN 57 Drew Way. (Westbun) shift. Parties. Weddings. All Occasions. REEVES •Backhoe Rentals our menu? It has cap- Music Teacher. 8.A. Degree. Mrs. V. CARPENTRY Dominick. 382-9514. tf IITTEKHOUSE TMJCX SERVICE LrGMT FIXTURES 214\ 4 tubes lor Doon$15/$15 750-9293 Relngeiator. 50 yrs old or moie. Wheelchair-$25/month Call frirfoy, Ocf.21, 9-5. Park) Oct. 22, 10-4. 5 Famrties. Office Cleaners. P/T. Reg.Work CRTT or RRT eligibility preferred. »O0/NightCallJim 636-5239 PAINTING •MASONRY WORK Must be Dep./|(e3t/Court Cran- tured'the hearts and api MUSIC ON DELIVERY. Professional 382-0085 Expert Carpentry, additions, 283-2626 Ceiling £ Walls Repaired. Sheetrock Uc,Ho.l»H00112 241-9791 dropped ceiling. $30. pet li|>L SONt$35.Chair$15.Rugs$I0ea. w'legs. Good working cond Call lor 574-^577 Saturday, Oct. 22, 9-72 Stereos, doors, bikes, h.h, clothes. Students of a AJV1A approved progrom will be considered. •GEN. CONTRACTING It Is hereby ordained by the Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, . 3M317t information- 5741579 ferd.Cla-rli.Rahwaiarea 272-3527 petites of most OJ Non-Stop For All Occasions. dormers, kitchens, baths, 134» M Tn* U Ma £Taping.Call(Edison) 5494754 QUALITY PAVING • Specialism in CAMARO 67-69 Sub Frame J80 MG Radio/Phone $15. Xmas Dec. FOR RENT-lsehn-Cape"Cod. 3 ISELIN 187 Middlesix Ave, Sit. Call Personnel interviewer for an appointment or send R& R County of Union, New Jersey, that the following sections of Ordinance • Midjet lender J20 MGBnmJlO FIREWOOD Splitnd de[nertxj $65 SUNDAYS S-9 a.m. Newspaper car- Reasonable. Call 2S3-2425or WANTED basements, etc. No job too big or too resurfacing S new asphalt 362-3570 $2-$5.Cloth.$liup. 3M-7736 Refrigerators. Washers. Dryers, Color Bedrms.. garage, oil heat Conven. to Oct. 22. 10-4. Furniture. Imenj. resume to: Americans and has also All Carpeting £ Tiling Installed. £ No. A-9-83 are amended to read as follows: 826-0659 H cord. $120 cord. fljilMU rier w/car J2O-J30 perdsy. 25 per- 3*2-1733 Junk Cars I Trucks Wanted. We pay small.AskforAI- 287-5101 H. Repaired. Free estimates. Insured. dri»eways. Free Est. Fully STEREO 1 Pc. Panasonic soft touch TV's Good Condition. Will trans $450/mo plus utilities I'I GARAGE SALE clothes, misc. entrenched itself iri CLEANING SERVICES RELIABLE SECTION IV: As part payment of said sum, a down payment of CEMETERY PLOT Graceland Mem Guarantee. 754-7209 ccntbonus. Nocollecting.233-0310 $40. J50. $60, J70 & $80.00 picked Any carpentry work. Small jobs in- CallJim, 752-0524. Guaranteed. 311-1236 ; cats, turntable, radio w/full sue mo scciuity. Avail Oct 15 House AVENEl 480 Butler St.. Oct. 22 (Rn. ISELIN 39 Wilson Ave. (neirCorren) ST. MICHAEL MEDICAL CENTER Europe and the' Fas M.A.W. SOUND. D.J. Music for All CSCCLEANINGSERV. Prof. House- $5,250.00 Is hereby appropriated for said purpose which sum ls' Pk 2 graves <• burials) $195 maint exp & refs. required. Call Occasions. Light Show Reasonable up. 388-6457. H eluded. Freeest 283-0604 tf C G Home Remodeling - Expert CUSTOM PROFESSIONAL TYPING in my FIREWOOD Almost a-coni 1 H $65. spks.c»tras$150. 311-7319 FRIGULETTO TRUCKING Fill" Top dt. Oct. 29)9-4. NO EARLY BIRDS! Sat*Sun,Oct 22 4 23.9-4 FOUR NURSERY SCHOOL/TEACHERS East. It's delicious, cleaning. Offices £ Stores. Floor- available from the following sources: Pmitcowner Non-Sett 34S 2341 betwn 8 4 10am or 6 4 10 pm 268 High St. Newark, N.J. 07102 Rat».CallMar. 3124455 Used Passenger car tires Wanted. All Types of Carpentry. Quality Work- carpentry work. 25 yrs. exper. in all home. Call 4K-7965 Boysclothmg. a'10-16, $2/3 TIRO OEC LAWX MOWER light. Soil 4 Stone. 388-5750 Call alter HH Items & Misc. FAMILIES. AIDE/P/T 7:3011:30 or waxing, carpets, owns, windows £ INTIRIOR a. Reserve for revenue sharing funds entitlement period October 1, COIEMAN CAMPER Sleeps 6. stow, 5PM 12:30-3:15 Pis. reply to Atom satisfying and Anysizc 38H102. tt Lowest Prices. FREE ESTIMATES. aspects of const., addit., 8 & £ REFRIGERATION. G*s £ Elec. easy to use. 100 ft ext. cord includ- LINDEN 107 E Gibbons St, Oct. 22 877-5454 wall cleaning. 753-5946 •XTIRIOR 1979 • September 30,1980 • capital improvement fund additional allot-'' ice chest, elec 201b tankincl $675 CARTERET (WEST) 83 Clauss St.. Tabloid. PO Box 106! NS Rahway Call Lou 634-5208 basements, decks, masonry, Healing, Hot Wfater Tanks. 5O-3HH KISTLER ed$60 3W-9605 Kenmore apt sue port washer 4 423.8-4.HH.Furn,40dds4Endi nutritious, s'aict Able to pay high prices for gd. run. ment • $2,067.54. 2131392 FREEZER 4 hole $50. Sort bed $50 Oct. 22. 10-4 Toys Child. Clothes. NJ07065 ACCURATE BUILOING CONTRAC- cabinets, etc. Excellent references. SPECIALIZING IN 1 elec dryer E»c cond $450 Call Ellawese B. McLen4 M.A.W. SOUND ojerJ cars £ trucks Mo Junk Cars COLOR TV Philco 19 " Table Top. Ei Dow 6'6" w/windontiol t OHK» clean- 923-3468 Parking Lots COUCH BED colonial $100 colonial Stools. Bench. C.Trees. U Stand, Old Ground beef is one, buy disabled £ wrecked cars. ing (twgulor fto«o»larval)Full y tn. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS, ADDI- 549-M78 H Improvement fund • $975.83. Sofa $25 Reducing Machine $25 Speciahdng in Frost Free Sales 4 PUPPIES - Shep mix. Great Dane. EVERYONE1 Misc. IMMEDIATE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES CARPETING Driveways N r paper hokUII$2S0. l>ti I'lM.l.l'.l" FOLLOWING OCCUPATIONAL AREAS: : airplane motors. Matchbox. Dinky, PIANO SERVICE INC. John W. Paulikas - no )ob too small lialln f. Entitlement period October 1, 1979 • September 30, 1980 capital IIY. RM: XT Brn Coucli 2 Chrs. 1 its use, ground beef is CRAFTERS ATTN: 100 yds Uce or bme mint cond $700 firm Call DoreriCarsonDrJOct 21.22423. Oct 22 4 23. 10-4. SUKTHIN FO* LOST AND FOUND Gorgi, etc. cars. 721-3663. MR. STUM FENCING t ERECTING PROGRESSIVE GEN'L COM*. INC. Tuning & Repoirs-fully Lie 4283.283-2194. tj fi— Eitimol*! Fully tmuiti Improvement fund - $15.12. RicRacSIO frfstQuality Call8am- Gold Italian Pro« fmct.cond. $200 Rod. 574-1042alt9 FLEA MARKET 10am-' Clothes. Misc.-Vanety. EVERYOHECIoms. SportsIllus. also used to make- STUM OUtKT CUMMG HOME IMPROVEMENT SPEC INTEREST RATES Misjing - Cat 1W yr- mate org/wht Junk Cars £-Trucks. $25-5100 All Types • Chain link, rinyl. wood. certified. Guaranteed. Need an Electrician? Call WUNDER SECTION V: The estimated maximum principle sum of the Call Hea Market every Tuesday. New COLONIA 34 Candlewood Crt. (oft ALUMINUM i VIHYl SIDING. Bob • Gary 8pm 'ili?5* WASHER t DRTER Portable w/s- AS LOW AS 12% PORT READING 215 Rostwood In. casseroles, meatballs,- "Tncky". No collar. Vic. Fulton £ E. fAU. SPKIAl Residential, commercial, industrial. 20% off with ELECTRIC Lie. Bus. Permit No. 5736 negotiable bonds or notes required for said purpose Is $99,750.00. Said L/R Sola 4 chair. LrM ne» R«d » Dover United Methodist Church, AUTO BODY ACCOUNTS CLERK 7-Day pick up. Call anytime. RO0nN6JU»ITI0NS,P0ltCH ENC. CRIB White Good Condition. $50 tjnd. Maytag. Arting$ 150 UsnJon Cypress Or) Oct 21 4 22.9-4. Thurs-Sat,Oct 20.21.22.9-4 Ex- meatloaf. combined-- Hazelwood. Reward 381-4817 Any 2 rooms, $39.95 20yrs.c»per,Frceest 331-6124 3M-0K5 _jf Gold Velvet Utd. $550 Call alt 6 Contact Frank 690 New Dover Rd,. Edison. 6am- 862-4236. M FULJ.Y IN5^826-3060)f»EE EST. this coupon amount and said obligations are hereby authorized for said purpose, • Other baby items also 3W4041 Iy3monttis 311-1562 COLONIA 205 Continental Ave (Col- er. Bike. Twin Hdbr<, Chr. 4 Much MACHINE TRADES LITHOGRAPHIC STRIPPING Uvina 4 Dining Ana (2 rmi.l 6pm. 123 Ber Etc., VHS-BETA. Professionally 634-9267 2 lOOIS • Mil S2S Jl DOC RUNS Lie. No. 6934 Front Wheel Dry . 28 000 miles Ei COLON IA98 Edgewood Ave.. Oct. 21 Oct 21. TV, chairs, dishts. ru|S. Th« New Jersey State Employment Service, Job Service roast. All beef contains, HKi Han Th. lM«r fVicn On DOM'S EMTEBPRISES Lie. 6249 574O4M Clerk, and said supplemental debt statement shows that the gross debt 93.00Omi.$1800. 3I1-21H 75.000 mi .Runs good $500 Call CUAIANUI w. ,.l| ( ,n,,.|i done. Satisfaction guaranteed. ft 969-M7* cel_Cond 574-9444 nard St Carteret. For more into Call 4 72. 9-3 2 Families. Organ. Barbi a/c. kitch. tab, 4 chrs, sewmach, the same high-quality USED TOOLS WANTED Una CxrpM Omingilll An arts and crafts fair of said City, as defined In Section 40A:243 of said revised statue, Is In- OMIT nnr OUAIITV ,..P.I.«, will be conducting eligibility interviews for these SWIMMING POOLS Expert plumbing £ heating repairs. 634 716b infection. Beefisanex-; 80S-687-6000 EitC-2105 Beat Up or Abused • Top Price Paid. Fre* Estimates 43 000 mi. Asking $2999 Call at 20% OFF RUMMAGE SALE Sat. Oct 22.oma Blvd) Oct. 21. 22 4 23. 9-4. Hardwood floors installed, sanded. ing serv. ovail. A MATING Clark. the manner provided by law and shall, as nearly as possible, be In pro- ft33» $200Callalt 7pm 31249*8 Range Hood. Couch, Tbkloths. Tires, RAHWAY 1113 MidwoorJ Or, Sat, 545-6100 826-0825 1-Hr. Sen. w/Cash 636-9198 OIAMNG bet»n9am&12 574 9031 NOT INFLATED itXT PRICE 9 30-2 By The Foitmtely Guild ol cellent source of pro- fAU. aumt tncuus finished Free Est A. Mdchoir. •UK1I fOAK ( ill. 574-1175 portion to and not In excess of the value which the real estate shall be '67 Chen. 6 cyl. Sta Wag Std. Woodbiidge Methodist Church 69 etc Oct 22. 9-5. Bikes. Furn . Clothes. 634-1105 tf be I Tables are available for a 79 Cadillac Eldorado FJamu Eic SHOP AT HOME SOflCE tein; it also contains B> HOROSCOPE CARPFT5-2 rms. t Holt . 969-0469 •UTH t III. KMLL deemed to have received by virtue of said purpose; the number of annual '75 Suck LeSabte. 4 ii. a/c. p/s. trans..56.000mi $300 Ml-2119 D«n) W io+l*4 bw »(mll«. m4, Main St.. (opp POST OFFICE) ; COLONIA 1~88 It Clill Rd.. Oct Tools. Much More • 4 FAMILIES Iftase bring proof of.- citizenship/alien status, age, family income, hi. donation of $8 per table. Cond. Black w/Red int loaded YOU KNOW US FOR 34 YJARS complex vitamins andi MJKE THE JIMCMAN SMtS FLOORSANDING •WT Wirat, STUH HUIH6 Installments In which the special assessment may be paid shall be five p/b mvlm. SOOKS. 1 Owner Good TRIXtS (5| INTERNAfL '73s. GO. Clothing, drapes, shoes, h h . curt. 22-23, 10 3. Tools. Clothes. Trains, RAHWAY 153 Stinkw St. Oct 22 * READINGS TELEVISION SERVICE 47 000 m, Asking $9400 Call cond.$1750 MMl* DON I YOU' selective service registration for males born after 1959, and proof of some essential Scrap Iron & Metals UPHOLSraV-Sofo or 2 Chrs.. Floors sanded £ finished Call SYSTEM f»ra HUTBS The set-up time is 8 a.m. (5) and a total estimated cost of the Improvement Is $105,000.00 of MR. CORD. 14- ir. 2 W/UFT books, toys. i Bumper Pool. Louver Doors & Misc 23. 9 5 Furn. houstwim. books. b« Mn. Kay* JOE'S TV-ZENITH - SALES & SER- 3*2 1*93 OUR PRICE CAN7 BE B«T *«teron status, if a veteran. Frankcar. 311-2537 PAINTING AND •sI II.lk.No.41M NORMAN'S TV SERVICE - Exp. serv. FORIACXORAL 3127337 29 !I»m-7pm Table Rentals • 7 ENTIRE CONTENTS HOME 4 4 23. 11-5 Misc. Items Painting. Experienced. Interior/Ex- This ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) days after the first publica- CB.AM/FM Stereo Call alt 6 pm 74 Fort Torino. 6 cyl. Good trans Itolln 6342417 MUST MEET JTFA REQUIREMENTS 634*3096 Shompoo/OMpsttam Proctis GARDENING AND 634-0354 494-2998 for 20 yrs. Reis. rates. 4944H8 or Refreshments will be ava- YARD 311-2514 -SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! SMCUU. terior. VERY REASONABLE. Free Est. 276-1776 days and eres. tion thereof after final passage pursuant to law. 474-3045 $400/BestOHet. OMTJS At times we're con- Us«d on Ail Job*. LANDSCAPING Fulrtlns24fu.anssvc. 499-9234 ilable. Cattle were brought to the New-World by BIG INDOOR FLEA MARKET- Roseile EDIS0N~82 Dellwood Rd. (Tower RAHWAY 584 Jefferson Aw. Sit. S3 rsoding w/thli ad 3M Scotchguard Availobl* 78 2 Dr Che«tte. rr delog . a/c. 73 Fort Maverick, i tyl. low vinced that secrecy is th* A.J. LANDSCAPING - Sod, Seeding. LENNY'S PAINTING AND ROOFING Money isn't every- TYPING SERVICES For reservations please Francis R. Senkowsky eic cond 70 000 mi Asking Columbus on his second voyage. Catholic HS. Sat Nov 5.9 5 Call i Sect) Oct 21 4 22. 9-4pm. Oct 22. 9-? G>s Grill. Clothes 4 NO FEE CHARGED An individual is not nuleaie $500 Of 'Bett OHer Call 245 2350 best publicity. ', J0BIT MAiNTBUMCt Gen. Maintenance. Shrubs. Top Soil. INTERIOR £ EXTERIOR MISSING thing but it's nice to have $2395 Alter6 541-4305 belwn7*IOpm 3M4305 i 5 Families Misc Items Other Items GIANT SALE! 2»S U HH M. tMMf hopeless until he loses his Stone, etc. Oelmred. 3*14.71 or ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED. INS TYPING SERVICES nailable in the telephone Dot Grekstas at City Clerk sama 312-0952 Ml 3*41 enough to know that. Rahway area. For information call City of Rahway desire for knowledge. 30-1101, art fotUwdi. 925-5549 or Jane Bora at 388-4338. j It...10/20/83 Fee: $79.36 PAGE 14 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 PAGE 15 Negro Women Township Statewide plays Library ready PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE to seat to offer for 'ghouls' CORPORATION NOTICE SERVICE DIRECTORY new officers flu shots Santa to savers The Rahway Public Lib- PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was "HAD IT" WITH A spokeswoman for the Personnel of the Bureau rary will present a Hallo- duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular meeting of the -ROOFING F&P ween Story Time for boys Municipal Council, City of Rahway, New Jersey, Tuesday, evening Oc- SEAMLESS TOUR LAWN? ^•:\,.^ mm The president and chair- free gifts may open clubs for Rahway Section of the Na- of Health of the Township tober 11, 1983. ••<•,'••:••.<•,• il and girls in kindergarten to CUSTOM SIDING ALUMINUM man of the Board of State- various denominations. tional Council of Negro of Clark will give influenza This Spot sixth grade on Wednesday, LAWN PARTNERS wide Savings and Loan All completed Christmas Women announced the in- immunization inoculations ORDINANCE A-17-83 AFFORDABLE QUALITY WITH QUICK SERVICE GUTTERS Oct. 26, from 3:15 to 4 p.m. ?*;- Assn., Edward A. Malla- Club accounts will earn a stallation of officers for to the senior citizens of Nursery/ AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLEMENT AND AMEND TITLE V. •CLEAN OUTS ED BANGHART PROP, Could The program will feature •REPAIRS ney. announced the institu- full 5.5% per annum inter- 19831984 will be con-Clark, and to the chroni- Kindergarten CHAPTER 1 OF THE CODIFICATION OF ORDINANCES OF SIDING-ROOFING & BUILDERS j 'Aluminum •V- THE CrrY OF RAHWAY ADOPTED OCTOBER 10, 1951 AS •Reroofs LIQUID & GRANULAR ducted on Monday, Oct. 24, cally-ill citizens of any age stories read in pumpkin •LEAF GUARDS tion's new 1984 interest- est on the average balance School AMENDED. (ON STREET PARKING FTNES.) • REPLACEMENT •DORMERS FERTILIZATION al the regular monthly light followed by the film- •Tearoffs INSTALLED paying Christmas Club is at maturity. The special free on Wednesday, Nov. 9, •Reading Readiness Be Yours WINDOWS •ADDITIONS AERATION & SEEDING strips, "The Berenstain STEEL •SOFFET S FASCIA now open for membership gift offer is limited to one meeting of the council, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the •Skills & Concepts Francis R. Senkowsky LICENSED •ALUMINUM SHUTTERS at all offices. gift per account, while sup- which will be held at the downstairs of the Veterans Bears and the Spooky Old City Clerk •2-3 a 5 Hull Day $25. Job & FULLY •Vinyl Ebenezer African Tree" and "Arthur's Hal- City of Rahway 5740461 This year's clubs offers a plies last, the bank president of Foreign Wars Hall on Seuiou 574-0687 loween" and concluding INSURED variety of free gifts. noted. Methodist Episcopal Broadway, and from 7 to 8 •Day Cue Progrui It...10/20/83 225-0331 •Windows For with a film. "Teeny Tiny Pee: 524.18 FREE According to Mr. Malla- Statewide Savings" offices Church at 253 Central p.m, in the lobby of the ArailaUt-Opto Serving All Of CailoM ••lit and the Witch Woman." BEN BOLLACI FUEL OIL ney, those who open a club are located in Jersey City, Ave., Rahway, a: 8 p.m. municipal building on am lo 5:30 pa . Middlesex A Union Counties^ ESTIMATES ADDITIONS* The officers are: Presi- Westfield Ave. There will To arrange accessibility Premium Grade .for S3 or S5 weekly will Elizabeth, Secaucus, Cliff- 7 Weeks PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ar Written Warrant MtMEIS AND SON dent. Mrs. Mary McLeod; also be a hypertension clinic for the handicapped, please General Mason Contractor take home a three-piece side Park, Parsippany, Lodi, 1155 & 2153 St. Georges •Financing ALL WORK OUARANTIID (In Writing) first vice president, Mrs. at the same time. notify the library by tele- Party Time knife set by Edison. Rahway, Fords, Are., Hallway 574-1200 Available PIASHHWG Louvenia Hill; second vice phoning 381-4110 by to- CORPORATION NOTICE •REPAIR WOflK Frontier Forge. Garwood, Fanwood, Wat- If you are allergic to eggs, 381-6640 •Free OFFICE & •BRNUF»CtUR[R INSULUB Design •STIAM •OIllOILas little Reader hove some of the b**t. lowest perty, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In no ca»o Section 2. Any ordinance or parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith AIL WOSX lUliY GUAMNTUO •GASCHIllEHS .HOTWATO in the State! lighting fixtures, and any other Installation adt cost) priced policies In town. •Acrobatics In excess of 18% per annum. any hereby repealed. IUUY INSUBtO - FKEE UtlMAtES DRBANO HEATING t Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen Lei us work for YOU. INSURANCE •Spanish Dancing $50 Dowh Payment materials necessary and incidental Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect Immediately after passage BETTER HOMES Maintenance 1349 If at the sale a person shall offer lo purchase, subject to redemption at thereto; to be constructed In accor- AD CONDmONINC If Thai's Not Enough-Slop In Or Givo Us A CallWo'vo Got Plonly Moro' PREMIUMS •Acting M nth| the rate of Interest, less than 1%, he may In lieu of any rate of Interest to and publication according to law and approval thereof by the New 634-3736 FTM [ttlmcitt ?3 Arl.ngion Du.» HAIL YOUR dance with Plans and Specifications Jersey Department of Transportation. fOfdt N J 06063 - FREE ESTIMATES — '•Modern Interpretation Oak Tr«i Rd. * $50 ° r redeem, offer a premium over and above the amount of taxes or other WOODBRIDGE. N.J. 634-6220 AD IN TODAY! eating you up? on file In the office of the City 225-2899 Aluminum Siding Add-A-Levels Windows •Hawaiian'Tahitian Stereos charges, as In law specified, due the municipality and the property shall Engineer. • Fireplaces Istlln be struck off and sold to the bidder who offered to pay the amount of Francis R. Senkowsky Vinyl Siding Insulation Energy Savers • Gutters OUR PAC POLICIES Also Available taxes or other charges plus the highest amount of premium. variance to albw the construction Bidders may obtain Plans and City Clerk MIMUUX Stael Siding Shall Dormers Roofing • Additions SAVE YOU MONEYI 549-9072 Specifications at the office of The City of Rahway 388-8080 Payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the sale PUBLIC NOTICE of a 40 unit Senior Citizen's Hous- IMNEY ing Development In a R 2 zone, City Engineer, during regular MASONS 208 W. MILTON AVE. PACKAGt MUCUS by cash or certified check only, or the property shall be resold. [WEEPS CARPET I 852 Amboy Avenue 283-2626 486-6044 specifically conditioned upon the business hours, at City Hall. It... 10/20/83 Fee: $47.74 a ALL TYPES •mekt f*# dtfftrtnctl Any parcel of real property for which there shall be no other purchaser CHIMNEYS CALL NOW Serving RAHWAY'since 1933 Edison . will be struck off and sold to the City of Rahway In fee for redemption at applicant not using split brick as a The Charge for Plans and Air Conditioning MASONRY WORK UPHOLSTERY Miate Keep Tryingl NOTICE OF DECISION OF THE facade on the building. Specifications Is $20.00 per set and nOFESSiaULLr CLEANED robert 18% and the City shall have the same remedies and rights as other pur- •Sleps 'Flreplacei Pauline fioddud.A R.A.D^ CITY COUNCIL OF RAHWAY. F>H INIPICTION chasers, Including the right to bar or foreclose the right of redemption. for Standard Specifications $5.00 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE- Design t •Walks •Patios CLEANING 634-3900 NEW JERSEY • Flreplocet The sale is made under the provisions of the Revised Statutes ofNew MACNER. ABRAHAM. ~ per volume, which sums shall not Installation Service •Driveways •Porches 3 Cliinmg Sriftmi . ACME ENROLL NOWI be returned. •Brick Front! •Chimneys • Wood Stovoi OFFICES S WAREHOUSE HOME IMPROVEMENT Jersey 1937 enililed "Sale of Real Property to Enforce Liens" Section TO WHOM IT MAY CON-ORLANDO, KAHN & PISANKSY • SJiimpoo • Slum • Showciit frqzier OS. Inc. > Bids must be submitted on the NOTICE OF INTENTION •OIIS Gas 54:5-19 to 54:5-111 et seq. CERN: 840 North Wood Avenue •Woodbuming Staves Al 3 Different Pricti 40 WOODBRIDGE AVE. BROKERAGE Proposal Form furnished to the bid- • Caps t Scroon» Drapes • Furniture At any time before the sale, the owner may make payment of the PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given Linden, New Jersey 07036 FREE E5T. der and must be enclosed in a seal- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- 750-2717 • Walla • Floor. SEWAREN LIQUID A DRY BULK INC. amount due. togelheT with interest and costs Incurred to date of pay- to all persons that a public hearing 486 9400 Installed rni sutvirs CHI iiruur SIVIN ADULT TAP, BALLET ment and which payment shall be made at the Office of the Collector of Attorneys for Michael Relsz & Co. ed envelope bearing the name and troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of the 213-13*1 U»fnb«r Nolio^ol Chimney "FOR SERVICE CALL" builders Mon. thru Fri. 9-6 was held on October 5. 1983 at 535 Amboy Ave., HAULMS Auto Insurance & JAZZ CUSSES address of the bidder and the pro- Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of W»»p Guild Sol. 9-3 Sun. noon lo 3 p.m Taxes, City Hall. Rahway, New Jersey. All checks must be CERTIFIED which hearing an appeal to the Woodbridge licensed • Fully Int. Senrpro of Clark/Westfield Sum. I,, S68I0 Wdge. Ik. «\7 N.J.N.T.PA.CONN.DELA. phis AEROBICS ject name. The bid must be accom- New Jersey, held on Tuesday, the 11th day of October, 1983, and the ::':j^ 283-2624 LOW, LOW and payable lo the City of Rahway. Municipal Council on the decision It... 10/20/83 Fee: $25.11 Siding & Home Improvements Specialists n . TANKERS RENTED FOR pained by a Certificate of Surety said ordinance will be taken up for further consideration and final 499-7119 •TAP'TOE of the Rahway Board of Adjustment guaranteeing to furnish a Perfor- passage at a regular meeting at City Hall, City Hall Plaza, Rahway, New '1901 N.J. Contractor of the Year" TEMPORARY STORAGE DOWN PAYMENT Tolol Lkn wilh •BALLET Specializing on the application of Michael Relsz mance Bond for 100% of the Con- Jersey, on Monday, the 14th day of November, 1983, at eight o'clock ESPO'S FREE bitorwl to CARPENTRY •MODERN JAZZ in and Co. 871 King George Road, Thanks lo you, it works tract In event of award, an executed prevailing ttme, at which time and place all persons Interested therein cao FIREWOOD TALK to us first and SAVE $ Nov«mber 15. 1983 TREE TELEPHONE QUOTES •ACROBATIC PRESCHOOL Fords, N.J. approving a site plan ~ torallofui Non-Collusion Affidavit, and ex- will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. *R»mod«llng A Repair* A&A 1 47 5 DsnfclR Koval 1054.95 TREE SERVICE A&A TREE SERVICE •Additions •Roofing INCLUDING SUNDAYS •BATON CHILDREN . covering Lots 19, 20, 22 and 24, ecuted political Affidavit, a state- tm t. nsTJUins SERVICE •Vinyl S Aluminum TWIRLING 2 47 6 Daniel R KOTO] 1825 99 TREE REMOVAL TREE SERVICE Block 460. Tax Atlas of the City of ment setting forth the names and OF FOR: WOOD t M Siding •Add-A-Level •Siding 3 60 IS D Johnion 1B971 ORDINANCE A-18-83 & TRIMMING 9am-9pm 549-2356 Rahway and granting a variance to addresses of all stockholders In the CAIttTTHT FOI KITCIEI •Thermal Window* 3 •1 74 8 John A Rlky Eilalt t Doora •Bathrooms •Dormers Call 572.35 erect a three story 40 unit building corporation of partnership who own STUMP REMOVAL r An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled "an ordinance accepting AH) BATH FEEDING C/9 -> 74 11 Anna McGough 1364 56 for the housing of the elderly was ten percent or more of Its stock of FULLY INSURED •30 Yeon of Meticulous •Kitchens •Replacement 549-2396 and adopting the compiled and revised ordinances of the City of PRUNING-REMOVAL Craftimqnthlp TANK TRKK UtAMNt 6 74 53 J & E Ronwro 194 81 heard. any class or of all Individual part •HtB SHOP AT HOME SStVa •fMANOMO LANDSCAPE DESIGN Rahway, establishing and providing for the publication thereof". ( C0NSUITATKM6 •0VB« 20 TIAJO Of «7IOJIDUS AERIAL LIFT TRUCK windows 486-3232 7 80 30 T &R let 4318 ners In the partnership who own ten The City Council reviewed the Adopted October 10,1951 and referring particularly to Title V, chapter •«mUHCB. FUXKMG, DCCOUTM0 ourrsMMSHr SOD WORK H 84 9 POKT S. Ari«nc Sclror 1052.99 percent or greater Interest herein, FIREWOOD CHAS.F. GRANT J Dial 381-6400 record established at the Zoning 1, et. seq. entitled Traffic". 138 Westfield Ave., Clark DANCE STUDIO 9 KS 1 Paul & Doll Pcimon 1123 28 and a Certified Check or Bid Bond C.F.G. KITCHENS FREE ESTIMATES Cerpeetry 1 WeeeV»rkl»| . 50 Per Truckload Board of Adjustment and thereafter Be It ordained by the Mayor and Municipal Council of the City of STIMPMIMNM (Plus Tax) 636-0278 or. Hart & E. Haielwood Are. 416 N. WOOD AVE. 184 ROUTE 27, EDISON 10 91 10 Maigarel Lucai 120176 for not less than ten percent of the 231-2299 ^ 321-0099 CALL affirmed the decision of the Zoning Rahway that: FREE ESTIMATE FREE ESTIMATES . Free Estimates 574-9057 RAHWAY N»or Metro Park Station 11 99 2H John Si E&ubcth Handy B3805 total bid. Spofswood £jk£ Metuehen UNSPLIT-UNCUT LINDEN Board of Adjustment and granted FULLY INSURED maa or mura uunu OF JUKIEX 1L> 101 5b A E Johnion 91 57 In accordance with the provisions of Title V, chapter 1, et. seq. entitl- 889-4191 to Michael Relsz and Co. a use Bidders are required to comply ed Traffic," no person shall park a vehicle between the hours specified 388-6742 13 103 8. 8 A PhJip Jon St Paliy T Gnlhn 294 50 INSURED 321.0099 636-0278 with the requirements of Public upon any of the following described streets or parts of streets: Woodbridge 14 115 13 A R & A. Leak 28 68 INTRODUCING Laws 1975, c. 127. Name of Street Sides Hours Location REPLACEMENT 15 124 9.10 Will* S Davti Sc Joyce Davfi 34010 PUBUC NOTICE Addifioflj. AlltfiHons, CREATIVE BUILDERS Ambient Theatre of PUBUC NOTICE This project Is funded In part Irving Street Both 9 a.m. to noon From the Intersection of THE WATCHBAND THAT ADAPTS U> 135 23.25. WINDOWS Doratn, 6*tgt5. through the U.S. Department of Friday Grand Avenue South to the MAJOR HOME Conditioning Performing Arts 27.29.31 Peter S Juzcfyk 1054 62 ALFRED Aluminum or Vinyl TO ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT Housing and Urban Development Intersection of Seminary Avenue Klttiui & Bitmw IMPROVEMENTS North G&G, & Gymnastics 17 136 83 Davxi Van Pdl • 308 73 CORPORATION NOTICE Storm Window* PLUMBING PAID FOR ANY Community Block Grant. Section 2.: Any ordinance or parts of ordinances inconsistent tnodtting •Room Additions Residential 18 130 91.92 David Von PuJt 10507 & Doors •Dormers HEATING Speidal's now Self String collodion The Municipal Council reserves herewith are hereby repealed. Dtcki, Patios. Commercial BRESSAW •DANCE 19 151 17 A Chanel & Htten Gun! 2169 28 DOMESTIC CAR PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was the right to accept or reject any and Section 3.: This ordinance shall take effect immediately after passage JALOUSIE & Storigt Btrni •Add-A-Levels oxpandoble wolchband'. . 20 M\ 40.41 Harmon Jr & Judith A Willar 842 64 duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular meeting of the •Replacement Windows Industrial ELECTRICAL available \n ©iihm uamle&s -tivf'i •GYMNASTICS all bids which in their opinion will be and publication according to law and approval thereof by the New All Tun of '1 i 21 245 64 Jow V. FcTondM 81294 Municipal Council, City of Rahway, New Jersey, Tuesday, evening, Oc- AWNIKG WINDOWS •Vinyl, Steel & Aluminum Air Conditioning •Skills i Coictpts j- ^ rolled gold plaJo. Look (or tht? nam •THEATRE ARTS DRIVEN IN In the best interest of the City, or for Jersey Department of Transportation. CONTRACTOR 22 327 53 L Gmova & D Scalio 25 84 tober 11. 1983. HMI laprofintsl Siding •2-3 S 5 Half Day Sessions! Spoidel on every pi«?co reasons required by law. L&M •New Homes Heofing»Refrigeratlon u No tne H0T0RS*RADIAT0BS 23 343 1 Chanel G AUrn II 41614 RooRng S Siding •Doy Care Program Classes Begin Francis R. Senkowsky •Pre Fabricated Homes "Find us in the EXPERT JEWELRY 24 357 20.21 J & A Mmicl 46.83 WINDOW PRODUCTS 382-8760 Available-Open TRANSMISSIONS ORDINANCE A-15-83 Joseph M. Hartnett •Log Cabin Homes Yellow Pages" September 12 City Clerk K A C BaHdars 7:30am to 530pm & WATCH REPAIRS HEM END5*USED TIRES 25 .197 17 Harriion Wlllar 135139 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE V, CHAPTER 3. SEC- Free 24 Hour Service Office at: Business Administrator City of Rahway General Contractors Free Estimates 525 Amboy Avo. 1155 12153 St. Stow An 26 464 7 Edward J & Martannc D Valvano 2237 51 TION 12 (c) OF THE CODIFICATION OF ORDINANCES OF Estimate 59 Betkman Avo. A FULL LINE OF REGISTRATION 27 -167 3.5 Davtd M. Gwfrtda 339583 Woodbridgo MHWAY 381-6640 THE CITY OF RAHWAY. ADOPTED OCTOBER 10, 1951 AS 2t...10/13,10/20/83 Fee: $86.80 lt.,.10/20/83 Fee: $47.12 S74-3352 738-8442 671-6189 QUALITY JEWELRY 28 .168 40 P Shapiro 1598 AMENDED. (OFF STREET PARKING METER FINES.) Rahway (anytime) Coll anyiLm* for FREE Elfsmal* Co Ionia 636-9132 NOW GOING ON Bruce's 29 492 20 J A/iw 3916 "QUALITY JHWf! HRS" A profevuorul A modern Real IAUI .10 494 16 R &R Rikcr PRIME 1 Company u*cu1i/mg m the utc and Auto Wrecking Inc. 134 46 Francis R. Senkowsky BATHROOM v^. KENNEDY JEWELERS CALL 634-4024 appcjiul of Rah'*ay homo A binine 31 520 28.29 A Si D Agncta 4684 Clty'Clerk REPLACEMENT ROOFING 32 571 60 MaryWcnglaih 443.78 City of Rahway MACK EXPERT • ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLES 84 E. Cherry St. 388-2457 33 571 62 AngdoDonato 1173 75 54 Cuttersdock Rd. 201 Central AvontM OUR YOU" IATH • • HOT ASPHALT BUILT-UP ROOFING Rahway 388-1667 95 lEHVWE AVE. RAHWAY 3-1 571 63 AngibDonalo 287 48 lt.,.10/20/83 Fee: $24.18 WINDOWS SIDING CAN M DEXJUrACfOA WOODBRIDGE, N.J. Rahway* 3—-0154 35 590 22 Al Angdo Donato 28802 27th .At A F>ACTON Of TMt COST I • SLATE REPAIRS • TEAR-OFFS IEESVIUE i, 1NHAN«AVENEI YOUR CHOICE WINDOWS Of »E?LAC£MENI • 36 609 8.9.10 R & M. Martin 22 27 CAU THE YEAR SlIDBtt OR DOUBLE HUNG ROOFING KENNETH 37 632 42 A E &C Boroikl 4882 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE DELUXE DOUBLE CLAZED nsunfACNC sncuuisrs SIDING Nm rut OUAXAKTII 38 635 20.21 John J Charfra 177657 ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOD • w Slipcovers, Draperies ' INSTALLED DORMERS Mruiuri TREE SERVICE REPLACEMENT Television Small NAIL OWNER 39 68.S 23.24.28 W & M Condron 84.31 SEAMLESS HOME 100% FDm.TD.TINS ADDITIONS TtMKN •LOT CLEARING WINDOWS Bedspreads & Shades 40 698 51 T & L A«nl 10997 CORPORATION NOTICE mi GUTTERS IMPROVEMENTS Service Applfanct TIRED OF FREE GIMMICKS THAT & LAWN CARE & This Spot Custom Hadt To Order xo. 41 701 44 Camwn L Tykr Butler 969 82 _ COST VOU MORE MONEY? 634423* REPAIRS & 42 758 17 CariJohmon 37549 PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was fuiiv Mnuno •Toasters 1 151.t5l-0980 l F«If IWMATIS FREE * Largest selection In 4.1 770 41 A Joseph Jr Si Maryann Subo 5903 34 duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular meeting of the ESTIMATES Sales this area FENCE Io9 each 388-3797 •Vacuums 44 792 56 Ruth Vaughn 90775 Municipal Council, City of Rahway, New Jersey, Tuesday, evimlng, Oc- RON CORMRO 634-9038 Could * Fitted In your home IMPROVEMENT! $269.50 VALUE COMPLETE DESIGN & 574 97 tober 11, 1983. • WILLIAM SMELTZER REPAIR •Irons • Guaranteed Work- 45 7*1 86 Guy Jr & Betty J. Ewtngs •JUttratUu •IM&MI •Cutin ANY SIZE UT TO 37xt7 manthlp 22811 Try cosing !ho ATOM • •Color & • Finest fabrics INSTALLATION 46 796 12 B J P«nt & T Kokktntj •SUi>| *StaM Fmts •Mauuy MUfMHUM J WINDOWS & •Lamps Be Yours 544532 ORDINANCE A-14-83 Roodor lo Reader Ads STONE FIREPLACES COMPLETE B/WT.V.'s • Lowtil prices FENCES'TENNIS COURTS 47 814 ID JamM V. KcehWer •DMTS •WiaAm »J!indi»i SOLID TDITl KITCHENS ORAZI SALES •Fans •iS 8-11 21 W & A Gnenq 15.54 " AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN WITH HEARTH A MANTEL SWIMMING POOLS •Eonft Daws »Oapntrr DOUBLE HUNC WINDOWS VANITIESoCOUNTER TOP REPLACEMENTS ELECTRICAL •Radios 49 851 40 L 4 M Waakland 24 85 THE BOROUGHS OF GARWOOD, KENILWORTH AND You'll BATHROOM •Coffee Makers • $25 FREE ESTIMATE PLAYGROUNDS . «PIUM Waiwn & DMR Best Quality For Best Deal! •find fome> KITCHENS-WOOD & FORMICA SERVICE 50 851 43 B & G Aiioclalei 56 25 ROSELLE PARK, THE CiTY OF RAHWAY. THE TOWN OF •Turntables SECURITY'PARKING Uf D Me lar --— real tteoU' RESURFACE EXISTING ALTERATIONS 443 •Artfaorhri- * WESTFIELD, AND THE TOWNSHIPS OF CLARK. CRAN- |*1N% Bosk FiwocMf to Qn&Bti hfta I EASY!" (You'll feel INDUSniAL SPECIALIZING IN -Authorfatd- REGIMA 388-3311 VIMTl*GAlVANIZED ROGER E. PRBUSH FORD, SPRINGFIELD AND WOODBRIDGE, MUNCPAL COR- CABINETS IN FORMICA FROM CARPENTRY LAKE AVE. For like a burglar COMMKCIAL ?TYPES OF STONE WORK GENERAL ELECTRIC MR. COFFEE AUIMINUM*W00D Collector of Taxes PORATIONS OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. DATED 541-7966 541-7966 when you JAB KITCHEN CABINETS TO WALLPAPER PHUCO'RCA COLONIA HOOVER Rahway CHAIN lim*WIIE AUGUST 8, 1951. discover how, RESIDENTIAL •Slate, Quarry & A. CHARLES BATOSTA 3125 WOODBRIDGE AVE., EDISON 574-3514 Ceramic Tile Installed STLVANIA REGAIWARE little Reader ' SMOKE & FIRE 7 Weeks Assistant Municipal Francis R. Senkowsky ads cost) Shopl ,DETECTION 297- •Window Replacements •Home Improvements Fashion Fabrics Collector of Taxes City Clerk Showroom 738-9588 INTERCOMMUNICATION MTEaiOt Bf COMfMS City of Rahway, N.J. City of Rahway 382-2088 ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. 18 YEAKS MOTH Tfff SAME NAME... SYSTEMS BOB COLLINS 382-8713 574-1200 Curtoinslinens-Yard Goods 90 W. EMERSON AVE. HAIL roue S7i Rooi»v«lt Av«iu«, Cortynrt. H.J. 634-3809 INS 1421 MAI N ST.. R AH WA Y RAHWAY 4t... 10/20.10/27.11/3.11/10/83 Fee: $486.08 It...10/20/83 Fee. $27.28 |OM» O.B. * to 4 »«t. » to 1 lit* 1IM»H< —< f»»y l»»»nd | AD IN IODAYI ...THt SAMI LOCATION' . 381-5173 10 YRS Of SERVICE PAGF, 16 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Model railroaders Rep. Rinaldo cites pride in youth Too often the hard work Plains - Fanwood High recognition of this out- Doolittle, "They said we roll for holidays and achievements of our School. This fledgling unit, standing achievement, the had a winner. This encour- young people go unherald- organized only last year association awarded 52,000 agement and enthusiasm The Annual Christmas railroad artifacts and a film ed with the result they do with 43 members, just won and a distinctive plaque last gave us the drive to work Model Railroad Show will will round out the show. not receive the credit they first place in the 1982-1983 week to the school at an hard and to finish the pro- be sponsored by the Union The club, now in its 35th deserve and the encourage- Air Force Junior ROTC awards luncheon in Wash- ject on time. Now, I hope to County Model Railroad year of operation, is an af- ment they need in pursuing contest sponsored by the ington, D. C, the legislator see the 821st (unit) aspire to Club, Inc. beginning on Fri- filiate of the Union County their career objectives, ac- Aerospace Education Foun- pointed out. bigger and better goals, a day, Nov. 25, and continu- Dept. of Parks and Recrea- cording to Rep. Matthew J. dation, an affiliate of the Representing the school high morale and a feeling of ing on Saturday, Nov. 26, tion. The 40footby-40foot Rinaldo, whose district in- Air Force Assn.," reports at the awards ceremony pride in the new cadets," and Sunday, Nov. 27, and H. O.-scale railroad is only cludes Clark. the representative. were Cadets Andrew Gibbs, Rep. Rinaldo said. Friday, Saturday and Sun- the beginning, according to The winning entry was a Randall Mazullo and Chris- Laudable sentiments are day, Dec. 2, 3 and 4, and 9, club members, of what will "It is with this in mind I videotape dramatization of topher Evans. They were extended to the several lOand II, at the club head- be the largest model rail- want to pay tribute to some the contest theme, "How joined by Dr. Terry Riegel, other young people in the ft* quarters on Jefferson Ave., road in the world. of the young men and wo- We Prepare Ourselves for the principal of the high district who have recently Union. The show schedule will men who live in the Sev- Leadership in America's school, Master Sgt. Robert won national honors. They Among the attractions be 7 to 10 p.m. Fridays and enth Congressional District Future." It depicted a Rybitski and Lt. Col. David include John T. O'Neil. 3rd Gordon. Sgt. Rybitski and of Princeton, who was one fit will be a 1,600-squarefoot noon to 6 p.m. Saturdays who have won national re- cadet's reflections on the H. O.-scale model railroad, and Sundays. Tickets are $2 cognition over the past meaning of leadership and Lt. Col. Gordon, both re- of the eight winners of the tired Air Force personnel, 1983 Mathematical'Olym- tf* containing 28 towns and for adults and 75' for several months in various was produced entirely by three cities, connected by children under 12 years of fields of endeavor. The the cadets at the school teach the ROTC course at piad sponsored by the RIDING THE RAILS - Dennis Julius ol Rahway and his son admire some of the exhibits some 3,400 feet of track; age. For additional inform- most recent winners of na- media center, he noted. the high school and deserve Mathematical Assn. of at las: /cars Annual Christmas Model Railroad Show sponsored by the Union County continuously operating ation, please telephone the tional recognition were the It was of such high qual- much of the credit for the America. It is the natron's Mo'jfi Railroad Club, Inc. This year's show will begin on Friday, Nov. 25, and continue trains; a 100-car train and club headquarters at 143 students enrolled in the ity it not only won first success of the unit and its most comprehensive and on S.Vurday and Sunday, Nov. 26 and 27, and Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 2, trolley, traction and inter- 964-9724 Tuesday and Air Force Junior Reserve prize in the videotape showing in the national prestigious mathematical 3 and 4 and 9, 10 and 11, at the club headquarter's on Jefferson Ave., Union. urban equipment. Various Wednesday evenings and Officers Training Corps category, but also was judg- competition, the lawmaker competition for high school demonstrations, model Saturdays. (ROTC) program at Scotch ed the overall winner. In added. students, according to the "At the awards luncheon Republican. I had an opportunity to Another Princetonian, meet with the cadets, to Miss Ariela Gross, was Ronald Heymann Hospital to cite discuss their project, and to recently honored at the observe them as they proud- White House as one of the ly accepted their awards nation's Presidential heads 200 Club discharge nurses and offered expressions of Scholars. She was selected gratitude. They were dis- on the basis of her academic The 200 Club of Union Oct. 23 to 29 was de- discharge planning and to tinguished in appearance achievements. She led a County has a slate of new signated as "Discharge promote discharge planning and conduct and in their nuclear freeze demonstra- officers for 1983 and 1984. Planning Nurse Co-ordin- in area hospitals to benefit presentations as they paid tion which gained her a Nominated as this year's ator's Week" in New Jersey, consumers as well as the tribute to their leaders-and private one-hour meeting president, Ronald M. Hey- according to Catherine overall health care system. fellow cadets," the repre- with President Reagan, mann, a general manager of Keefe, a registered nurse With cost-effective deli- sentative declared. Rep. Rinaldo noted. New Jersey Bell Telephone and the community health very of health care services- In thanking the associa- Peter Gadol of Wcstfield Co., was chosen from nurse at Rahway Hospital. for example-utilization of tion, Cadet Evans told the was selected last year as one among 236 members. According to Mrs. Keefe, bed space-as a primary large gathering. "I have the of 20 young Presidential Mr. Heymann, a former "Discharge planning is a goal, coupled with the Pro- privilege of being one of scholars in the arts, and New Jersey commissioner multi-disciplinary program fessional Standards Review those chosen to be here to- Miss Kerri Martin of Free- of labor and industry and developed to ensure each Organization, the emphasis day, but it should be known hold earlier this year was director of motor vehicles, patient admitted to the hos- on discharge planning and there are many more at the New Jersey winner in holds a masters degree in in- pital has a planned program continuity of care has been home who had worked very the American Heroes Essay TRACKING THE ACTION - The Rev. Thomas Donahue of the Zion Lutheran Church of dustrial management from for needed continuing care dramatic. This increasing hard to make our produc- Contest, he pointed out. Railway and his son look over one of the exhibits at the Union County Model Railroad Temple University and a and/or followup upon dis- awareness of the import- tion a success," the official In addition, 16 students Clubs headquarters on Jefferson Ave., Union. The club will sponsor its Annual degree from Rutgers Uni- charge." ance of discharge planners recalled. from the district were ap- Christmas Model Railroad Show on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 25.26 and 27, versity. He has been active Ten years ago the organ- throughout the statc-pa-ved His sentiments were pointed to service aca- and Doc 2, 3 and 4, and 9, 10 and 11 at the club headquarters. in many community and ization, The Nurse Dis- the way for a national or- echoed by Cadet Mazullo, demies earlier this year on civic organizations and is a charge Planners of New Jer- ganization, "The American who reviewed the cadets' the representative's nomin- director of Colonial Savings sey, was formed by a small Assn. for the Continuity of work on the winning video- ation. Seven of them are at- and Loan Association. Ronald M. Heymann core of nurses providing this Care" which was establish- tape and told of the moti- tending West Point, five are Halloween party to be held on ice In addition, the following service within several New ed in 1982, Mrs. Keefe con- vation and inspiration pro- going to the Naval Aca- residents of Union County business people, endorses Jersey hospitals. To date the cluded. Skating Cen- facility will feature rock, also features a snack bar, vided by their instructors demy, three to the Air were appointed to fulfill and helps the uniformed organization has grown to who gloried in the success Force Academy and two to ter in Wnrinanco Park in disco and new wave music. lockers and the Ice Time two-year terms: Anne Mo- Rosell-Hi/aneih will be Free ice skating passes services in the Union Coun- include 50 nurse discharge of their young charges. the Merchant Marine Aca- Skate Shop. Skate rentals ore, first vice president; ty area: Police, firefighters planners. the v:ie for the Annual will be awarded to those and sharpening facilities are "From the moment they demy. They come from Matt Bistis, second vice and state police. Its work in- Affiliated with the Home read the script," Cadet Elizabeth, Fanwood, Clark, Halloween Party and Cos- with the best male costume also available. president; Peter Dorchek, tume < "cintest on ice at 8:30 cludes helping families of Health Agency Assembly, Mazullo told the luncheon Westfield and Roselle Park. and the best female cos- For more information, secretary, and Frank Perier. men killed in the line of du- p.m. en Friday, Oct. 28. tume. the organization has strived According to a recent survey, audience, which included "They are all outstanding please telephone the rink's treasurer. ty, scholarship programs to unite all discharge plan- Phis Union County Dept. The rink, which has gen- recorded information lineal the top selling soup in Republican Sen. Barry young people and deserve The 200 Club of Union and annual heroism awards, ning nurses to affect the American restaurants is of P;irks and Recreation eral skating sessions daily. 241-3262. Goldwater of Arizona, and our appreciation," he con- County, an organization of reports a spokesman. standards and quality of vegetable soup. World War I ace, Jimmy cluded. Clark Pony filllllllllll r League

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