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VOL. 22 NO. 1" CLARK, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1988 \ USPS 115-760 25 CENTS Mayorreviews achievements, p by Pat DiMaggio the "minimal rise" in the tax previous 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.," With the ;help of the township dump. "We have the road improvement pro- rate during 1987. said Nucera. Board of Chosen to know what to do with gram moving, to expand the Mayor George G. Nuce- Nucera also listed the Although admitting to Freeholders, the senior the household trash and leaf senior citizen and recreation ra's state of the township road improvement and problems with the township citizen program has been clippings," he said'. u I departments and to main- address on January 1 in- storm drain programs as yard located in back of the expanded to'include Clark challenge the council to tain tax stability, Nucera cluded references to accom- continuing for the benefit of municipal building, Nucera residents in the Meals-on- resolve the garbage problem wished residents "a suc- plishments in the past year taxpayers. He pointed to said it remained open most Wheels program for 1988, with a plan that will help cessful, prosperous and and a challenge to the coun- fl^w contracts with of the year for residents' Nucera stated. He also the taxpayers." healthy 1988." cil to work on unresolved employees which would be household trash and that pointed to the recreation After promising to keep problems. "beneficial to both the' the township's clean-up department's expansion to The financial position of township and the week was a success. He add- include activities for young Clark has never been employees." ed that the recycling pro- and old. better," said Nucera, poin- *These contracts will gram has been successful Mayor Nucera challeng- ting to the $120,000 realiz- enable the taxpayers to enough to offset the cost of ed the council to resolve the ed by the township in in- have services from 8 a.m. to the salaries of the personnel problems of leaf collection terest on investments and 5 p.m. instead of from the hired for it. and the closing of the

PRESIDENTIAL FAMILY ,.. Fred Eckel. Pictured with his daughter Helalne, left, and wife. Phyllis, will serve as Clark's Municipal Council President for 1988. Clark Council announces New council president appointees, other decisions IN THE NAME OF THE LAW ... Allan Sherb, second from left, a lifeJong Clark resident, has been sworn in by Mayor George Q. Nucera as a Patrolman, effective cites achievements by Pat DiMaggio Frank E. Suplee was ap- The council also ap- Matthew Cassidy; Class IB, Clark's Municipal Coun- pointed township auditor, pointed the following January 4. Pinning badge on Sherb Is Joseph Com- by Pat DiMaggio organization meeting held exercise class or a professor Paul Streckfuss and Paul arata, Director of Public Safety. Looking on are (right Councilman-At-Large cif took.

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VOL. 166 NO. 1 BAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1988 USPS 454-160 25 CENTS Mayor cites city services, warns of garbage "tax

by Pat DiMaggi> just one of those things I Rahway has had developers pursuing the Mayor Martin also Mayor Dani'l L. mentioned will eat up one foresight, however, in ap- project, said Martin. A honored retiring Chief of Martin's annual .nessage, out of. every three tax proving construction of a "blue ribbon panel" will also Police Ted Polhamus, who delivered January 4 at City dollars paid by the tax- resource recovery facility to be appointed .to develop a will retire this month after Hall, included *> reflection payers for' municipal pur- solve the garbage crisis, said plan for better parking in 29 years of dedication in on services the municipality poses."' Martin. The facility is now the community. pubSc service, and saluted provides for residents and "I am referring to garbage in the permitting process Bond and Bamett Streets Captain Barry Henderson warned of a crisis in garbage collection and disposal," and should begin construc- were reconstructed and who has been appointed to collection costs in 1988. continued Martin. "In little tion in one year. Comple- more than twenty other fill the position. V "In order to put. the more than three years the tion is planned 34 months streets, were resurfaced. "I'm proud to be beginn- status of city government in percent of municipal pur- after that.- Sewer lines were upgraded ing my eighteenth year as perspective, it would be posesjtgxes used for garbage and housing was mayor of the town I am so most helpful to reflect upon disposal will rise-from 5Vi "Rahway yill J>e better rehabilitated. Two new or- proud of and proud to be a the things our municipality percent to 33 Yi percent. In off than other munici- dinances governing free part of," said Martin in his does and has to do for the other words, from one out palities, Martin asserted. water usage and policies for closing, remarks. Tm very .citizens of Railway," said of 18 municipal tax dollars "I'm certain that when this the removal of public trees concerned about the Martin ~ in opening his to one oat of three clean, modern facility Were approved by thecoun- tremendous financial dif- speech. municipal tax. dollars." begins operations it will be a cill in 1987 and major im- ficulties Rahway and all great asset to the communi- provements were made in New Jersey municipalities Included in the list of ser- The cost to dispose of BANKING ON EDUCATION ... . Frank Brunette, toft, are Barry Henderson, Rahway School Board vices provided are a full garbage has risen from $17 ty, giving us a competitive the water division. will face for the next three edge over' other com- "With all of the good or four years. But I am not Superintendent of Schools In Rahway, Joined Ann member; Mrs. Rose Henderson; Superintendent scale, professional police a ton to at least S137 a ton, Baker, manager of the Rahway office of The National Brunette; Mrs. Jackie Fagon, Board member. Seated department, fire safety, fire an increase of over 800 per- munities in taxes and being things happening in afraid. . prevention, fire education, a supporter of jobs, educa- Rahway, it is clear what our "We will. get through State Bank at the recent New Jersey School Boards from left, are Mrs. Lori Kennedy, Board member; Mrs. cent, Martin noted. Convention In Atlantic City. Pictured are: Standing, from Peggy Burnette; Mrs. Baker. fire code enforcement and "For a small town like tion and quality of life in major challenge b and that these difficult financial fire suppression. Martin Rahway, this increase win the community." is the fiscal crises facing times. We must make sure said the city also builds and cost the taxpayers at least Mayor Martin went on every municipal budget in that we offer programs and maintains streets, sewers, S2 million per year, or over ta list the positive occur- the state," said Martin. "I services to those who are parks, playgrounds and 60 additional tax points on rences in Rahway during would remind everyone going to be most affected. Two store chains cited public facilities throughout their tax bills," said Martin. the past year including the that we made it through "Thank God we already Rahway & Clark described the community. "Our hearts reach out to all expansion projects by Mer- 1987 only by selling off have in place some of the "We provide scores of those op fixed incomes, and ck and Company and the surplus city property and by very best programs and ser- for ad violations in 407-page tour book sports, arts and crafts, Ught-'iamily budgets who Rahway Hospital. successfully applying for ex- vices, through not only the The Division of Con- investigators found the city itself, but the best music and other organized will surety be hurt by these Rahway's largest in- traordinary state aid. With sumer Affairs has filed com- stores violated advertising A guided tour of New from the—Delaware recreational activities for jolting tax increaaes for gar- dustrial property, the the garbage crisis at hand, Housing Authority any- plaints seeking a minimum regulations by failing to Jersey, the nation's fifth Memorial Bridge to the thousands of Rahway bage. This is the largest former Purolator facility, 1988 is going to be an even where and .'bur other of l&ftj&Jn penalties stock sufficient quantities of most popular tourist nothern terminus. outstanding .organizations. youths and young adults, as single source of property was put under contract in worse year, budget-wise, for frorfW# the largest advertised sale merchan- destination, is offered in Towns, cities and villages well as operating a senior tax shock in New Jersey 1987 and Rahway's Cor- Rahway and other munki- IT. anypne Jean meet the chain store companies dise. "New Jessey: A Guide to are covered in more than citizen .center and codr- porate Center will see new chalten^£ operating in the.state after According to Attorney the State," authored by Bar- 200 entries suited equally dmating many pfogranwibr Generic Cat? ;Bdwardl-and- ?bafa' WesteVgaard, a well ta use in'either arm- adults," said Martin. Consumer Affairs Director Princeton, resident and chair or automobile. Ar- The public's health, safe- itimimHHIIHtllllHUIHIIIIHIIIIIHItHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHItHHttmittfl James J. Barry Jr., the com- published by the Rutgers ranged alphabetically by ty and welfare is protected plaints were filed against University Press. town and city name, the en- through thousands of hous- Bradlee's and Sears after in- . The book provides an tries explain what there is to ing, sanitary and building vestigators from the Divi- arsenal of positive and com- do and see in each com- inspections each year, Mar- sion's Office of Consumer plimentary facts and figures munity and sets them in the tin noted, adding that Rahway vs. Williamstown Protection found that the about the state — more state's historical context. Health clinics and health stores failed to have suffi- than enough to help New education are available to cient stock on hand for Jersey residents fed up with those who can benefit from A good outline is provid- many of the items advertis- "Jersey jokes" fend off even ed of Rahway's history and them, and the assets of tax- in TV "Bowl" contest ed as available. the most persistent of the payers are. protected with contributions to modern liv- An ^nsuffjcient stockjon rtate^sjdetractors. ing (3JnJ-QiLA!erck-phar-- iraurance and risk manage- ^tatJSJeaeycityjlid tual contest. It is-sponsored -norriks—teacher-—Willi Tiand" was considered to be ment programs. congress vote to make the maceuticals, Tofutti etc.). by the Rutgers University Roesch. three or less of each item. For example, the volume Carl Sagan, the late Senator The mayor also pointed capital of the United States Alumni Association Fede- Williamstown team cap- The inspections were made on Dec. 23, 1784? points out that' while the Clifford Case, Abraham out that property is pro- ration and other alumni tain, senior Patty McGo- on the first or second day of state is the nation's most Clark, and Nobel laureate tected through zoning (Psssst, the answer is groups. wan, will be joined by sales that were advertised as Milton Friedman are nam- Trenton.) densely populated and an regulations and land use High school teams from junior Darryl Taylor, and being from four to seven industrial leader, two-thirds ed as "native sons." The Indians of Rahway around the state play in a planning programs. sophomores Kevin Walsh days in duration. of it is still woodlands and Also mentioned are the The city also pays for the will meet, up with the single elimination tourna- and Jeff Pasquino. Social "New Jersey's advertising farms. Braves of WuTJamstown to ment, with the eventual solar-heated City Hall, Mer- collection and disposal of Studies teacher Vincent regulations require stores to The nation's leading state chants and Drovers Tavern, garbage and for the collec- answer questions Hke this in Championship squad earn- Zahuranec is their advisor. have enough merchandise the Saturday, Jan. 9 in the production of phar- and Union County Arts tion, treatment and disposal ing $1,000 scholarships for Tod Hunt, Professor of available to meet maceuticals also has the Center (the former Rahway of sewerage,"... all the "Rutgers' New Jersey each of the four team Communication at Rutgers, NEW PREZ ... Fourth Ward Councilman Harvey reasonably anticipated de- Williams wHI serve as Railway's Municipal Council Presi- largest wilderness area east Theatre). while trying to do these Bowl" matchup on the New members. The scholarships the State University of New mand-for the time period of the Mississippi (the Pine things in a fashion that does Jersey Network. The show are provided by Jersey Cen- dent for 1988. Clark is identified as the Jersey, hosts the show. stated in an advertisement," Barrens) and the largest home of Abraham Clark, a not adversely affect the en- will air at 4:30 pm.and will tral Power A Light. NJN is UHF Channels said Attorney General Ed- vironment," said Martin. be rebroadcast at the same seasonal gathering of signer of the Declaration of . The Rahway team will be 23 (Camden), 50 (Mont- wards. migratory shorebirds (along Independence and of Dr. A well-stocked, fully time Monday, Jan. 11. comprised of team captain. clair), 52 (Trenton) and 58 the Delaware Bay shore). William Robinson, whose "Rutgers' New Jersey Joe Hayes and fellow se- The inspections were functioning public library (New Brunswick). It is car- Williams is new made for advertised home Within 407 pages, the 17th century farmhouse serves thousands, Martin Bowr.is the television quiz niors Marty Quinn and ried on New Jersey cable book includes 30 illustra- still stands. The book traces show that creates aft the ex- Michelle Millerick and electronics items — such as observed, and a fully com- systems. Check, your cable televisions, stereo sets and tions by Princeton resident the colorful history of the- pleted municipal court gives' citement of a competitive freshman Aric Kabillio. guide for NJN's location on township's Oak Ridge Golf sporting event in an intellec- video cassette recorders — Ellie Wyeth and features a the community a system of They are advised by eco- your system'. ,, council president during shopping visits on tour ,Q£ thel NJ. Turnpike Course. justice. two days to stores located in Trie city offers financial by Pat DiMaggio Branch; City Federal Sav- Bergen, Camden, Essex, and administrative support Fourth Ward Coun- ings and Loan Association, Gloucester, Hudson, to groups such as the First cilman Harvey 'Williams Rahway Branch; The Sum- Mercer and Middlesex Aid Squad, Day Care Cen- was elected council presi- mit Trust Company, counties. ters, Visiting Nurses, Men- dent at Rahway's Organiza- tal Health Clinics, veterans Clark/Rahway Branch; The organizations, recreational tion Meeting held January Howard Savings Bank, and cultural organizations 4 at City HalL Clark/Rahway Branch. and others, said Martin; Williams, who is beginn- The Rahway Ne-ws The streets are lighted, ing his eighth and last year Record/Clark Patriot was snow is plowed, leaves are On the council, served as among those authorized as removed, trees are trimmed president four years ago. legal newspapers. ' and equipment and vehicles "As this is my last year, m are maintained to serve the be going out in style," said • public. Williams. Jr. Woman's Club "And when anyone con- The council also approv- siders all of these things I ed a resolution creating a seeks members have just mentioned, and temporary budget for 1988 many others I did not men- and. appointed Suplee The Rahway Area Junior tion, 1987 has brought'to Clooney and Company as Woman's Club, a member the public the most shock- auditors for the city, the of the General Federation ing disturbance of how water department and the of Women's Clubs, is open public resources are public library. to women between the ages allocated that I have ever - The. following banks were of 18 and 35 serving the seen in my seventeen years •OmJOWrx^tCHOLAM^.. ^.. M«*y CMCMr^-Jo»Hay..r , MJchdto Mfcrtck and authorized as legal communities of Rahway, of public service and Aric KaMto wM rtpTMint Rahway SSarto r HkjH h SSchool when they meet VWaamatown depositories for public Clark, Linden, Woodbridge, lifetime of civic involve- High. of. Monroe. Township in th* Saturday, Jan. 9 adftton of "Rutgw* NMJwuy monies: National State Scotch Plains and Carteret BovTi:'-TrwpTOorm-wma*at4:30p.rn. on New Jarwy N»tworK wttfraTwbrvjadcwl at Bank of Elizabeth, Rahway For membership informa- ment," Martin asserted. 1 - "Pm referring to the fact th© same time on Monday, Jan. 11. Branch ; United Jersey tion, call Mrs. Judy D'Am- that, if we use 1987 taxes as Bank, CTC of New Jersey, bota at 388-8398 or Presi- IT'8 AN HOI^... The Rarrway Retired Nlen'aC^b recently r^^ the base for comparison, Rahway Branch; First dent Elaine Hamilton at for their outstanding commitment to the group. From left, Cheater Arnold, Secretary, Fidelity Bank, Newark 233-8694. honorees Joseph Buffa and Sam Qaasaway, and 1 st Vice President, Edward Meffe.

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RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATR1QT THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. 1988 PAGE 3 PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Singles Flautist Rampal in dinner NJ appearances The Catholic Alumni Jean-Pierre Rampal, the the War Memorial Theatre, Club of North Jersey, a world-renowned flute vir- Trenton; and Sunday, Catholic singles club, will tuoso, will perform with January 17, 3 p.m. at the "ineet for dinner at aand conduct the NewRitz Theatre, Elizabeth. restaurant in Emerson on Jersey Symphony Orchestra A limited number of AARP schedules Tuesday, January T2. in January concerts featur- tickets~are~—available—at- Cocktails will be served at ing music by Weber, $9.50 - $24. Student and 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7 Mozart, and Tchaikovsky. senior citizen rush tickets meeting, trips p.m. The concerts will be can be purchased one-half heard Thursday, January hour before performances Clark Chapter #3733, A chapter spokesperson New and prospective 14, 8 p.m. at the John at $5, subject to availability. American Association of noted that space is still members are welcome. The NJSO box office can Retired Persons is schedul- available for trips to the For information and Harms Center, Englewood; be reached at 624-8203, or ed to meet Friday, January Huntington Valley Dinner reservations, call "Bill" at Friday, January 15, 8:30 toll-free in New Jersey 8, 1 p.m. at the Brewer Theater, February 24; 862-1137 Or "Gene" at p.m. at the Count Basie 1-800-ALLEGRO. Senior Citizen Center, Perona Farms, March 16, 473-1617, no later than Theatre, Red Bank; Satur- Westfield Avenue, Clark. A and Three Little Bafcers, January 11. day, January 16, 8 p.m. at THE DEFENDERS ... At Frank K. Hetinty School _ ... . _ _ _ social hour begins at 12:30 April 1. recently, Sergeant Leo J. Ubelein from the Union Coun- DANCE DISPLAY... Joseph Carow (center, with microphone), the Associate Direc- p:m. A cruise to Bermuda, ty Prosecutor's Office and Sergeant Bob Clark from the tor of the New Jersey Ballet Company, addresses an audience of students and. Karen Mondrone of the May T8-25 on the Nordic dark Police Department encouraged the children to Join teachers from the Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School during a recent dernonsra- Union County Extension Prince, and an air-and-bus Elegant Bridal Productions them as' "Defenders Against Drugs." This program is tlon performed by dancers from the NJBC at the school in Clark. Poured In the Service, a Home Econo- tour of the Canyonlands of part of the "Don't Come Near Me With Drugs" offered The #1 Bridal ShowJrfNew Jersey TEAMWORK ... The staff members of the Rahway Hospice Nurse Coordinator Mary Reick, R.N., of background are New Jersey Ballet Company dancers, from left, Vlcki Dynes, Barbara mist, will speak to the group the West in September are CORDIALLY INVITESTOU TO ATTEND by the Union County Prosecutor's Office and co- Hospital Hospice work as a team to meet the physical Scotch Plains, and Hospice Nurse Jane Dowling, R.N., Greco, Melissa Shuttlesworth and Rosemary Sabovick.^ on nutrition. being arranged through the THE ULTIMATE BRIDAL sponsored by the New Jersey Narcotics Enforcement and emotional needs of their patients. At a- team of East Brunswick. November has been proclaimed Na- Members are requested Clark Travel Company. Officers Association. As "Defenders" each student was EXTRAVAGANZA meeting are (from left) Volunteer Coordinator Vita Lee, tional Hospice Month in recognition of-dedicated to .donate small articles to given a book cover, writing tablet, cup, badge and of Cranford, Caseworker Eve Syvertsen, of Clark, hospice workers throughout the country. Project Layette on behalf of Membership in the Clark SHOWCASE pledged to promote the proper use of.drugs. Shown the Visiting Nurse Associa- Chapter is open to area The World's Fair of Bridal Shows. from left are, front row, Anthony Shandra, Jessica tion and newborn infants. residents 55 and over, RAMADA HOTEL — Clark Peltz, Amy Becker, Laura Oskutls, Matthew Rosen and Small bars of soap are employed or retired. Troy Weissmann. Back Row: Sergeant Hebelein, Ms. especially welcome. PLAY WITHIN A PLAY ... a scene from "Patoralka," a Polish Theatre Institute at the Polish Cultural Founda- Mlksza, Principal, and Sergeant Clark. traditional Polish nativity play to be presented by the tion, 117 Broadway in Clark, on January 10. Rahway Hospital Hospice: • Complimantary Refreshments Naturalists club FEATURING: • Door Prizes Polish group presents • CINDERELLA BRIDALS Galore A Team Approach I Winter fire • COLEMAN'S TUXEDOS For Reservations It's A Boy! slates lecture AND SO MUCH MORE Call 428-5164 For patients, and their emotional and spiritual an initial assessment and Volunteers provide com- The Echo Lake Birding Trip to Liberty families who are undergo- needs of the patient and then works with the family panionship to patients and Dr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Dezube Nativity play safety tips Naturalists Club will meet State Park, January 16. ing the stress of a terminal family. to locate the resources they their families and may of Newton Centre, Massachu- setts, are proud to announce the Tuesday, January 12, 8Snowy Owls and wintering ^.illness, the staff of the Mrs. Reick and Hospice may need. On an informal establish bonds with the On Sunday, January 10, Dramatic Arts; Dorota birth of their son Aaron Richard p.m., at the Cranford Ex- wildlife should be in Lodz and is now a student Rahway Hospital Hospice Nurse Jan Dowling, R.N., level, she provides efnrK families which last through born December 17, 1987 in at 2:30 p.m. the Polish Zieciowska, a graduate of tended Care Center, 205 evidence. at N.Y. Hunter College; can step in to provide much who coordinate (fee pro-tional and spiritual support. the bereavement period and The following are winter is possible to ignite creosote Brigham & Women's Hospital, Cultural Foundation in Krakow Drama Academy and Piotr Kus, performer of Boston. Aaron Richard weighed Bitchwood Avenue. The general public is in- needed medical attention gram, have been co-workers "The team members even longer. -•- fire safety tins for the home, in the chimney by over- Clark will present the Polish and of the London the Grande Theatre & Pan- 8 lbs. 12 ozs., and measured 20 Professor William vited to the regular and emotional support. since 1968 when they become involved with the Providing support during courtesy of the Rahway building the fire. inches. He has a brother, Dustin d Theatre Institute of New Academy of Arts; Miec- tomime Theatre of Warsaw. Now there are Dunscombe of Plainfield, meetings of the Echo Lake Hospice is a philosophy of started out as staff nurses at Hospice families. They fre- the bereavement period is Fire Dept., Chief James T. — Never burn charcoal in- Issaac. The maternal grand- York in its rendition of zyslaw Litwinski, a parents are Mr. & Mrs. Norman Joseph ?Ee chairperson of the Biology Naturalists Club. Member- The Pastoralka, a Polish care which helps terminally Rahway Hospital. When quently accept us extended an important focus of Heller: doors. Burning charcoal can Salsitz of Springfield, N.J. The "Pastoralka." composer-performer-instru- Dept. at Union County .Col- ship is open to anyone with Shepherds' Nativity play by ill patients and their families asked to participate in the family," commented Mrs. Hospice, according to Mrs. WM4 ttoves and fireptacts: give off lethal amounts of paternal grandparents art Mr. mentalist and singer who the late Leon Schiller, is a through the trying period of formation of Hospice, they Syvertsen. The Hospice Reick.JThe Hospice nurses Wood stoves and fireplaces carbon monoxide. & Mrs. MitchellDezube of Col- Amazing lege, will give an illustrated an interest in the conserva- The cast includes Polish two kinds of people studied at the Music Con- onia, N.J. slide lecture titled "An tion, preservation and en traditional Christmas show advanced illness and death, eagerly accepted the team members are available maintain regular contact are becoming a very com- — Keep flammable artist Nina Polan, actress- servatories of Katowice and performed during the 24 hours a day, if needed. ecological and historical I joyment of wild life in all of with an emphasis on keep- challenge. with the family members, mon heat source in homes. materials away from your Technicolor director of the Polish Warsaw; Michal Piernik, Season in numerous varia- Families have praised the view of the Pinelands" (the its forms. ing the patient at home with "As- Hospice nurses, who are also invited to join Careful attention to safety mantel. A spark from the Theatre Institute, who is who studied at the State tions. It is basically a play the family unit. Hospice staff or its constant bereavement support can minimize their fire Pine Barrens). Further information may in Clark. we're doing what we went fireplace could easily ignite Dream Coat also a graduate of London's University School of support. Lou Monzo, within a play that uses November has been de- into nursing for: taking care group which is periodically hazard. To use them safely: these materials. Dr. Herman Bieber will be obtained by calling Royal Academy of Theatre, Film & Voice in whose father was a Hospice by the authors of "Cats" & "Evjta" elements of Medieval signated National Hospice of patients. We get down to offered at the hospital. — Be. sure the stove or — Before you go to sleep, Stanley & Jill Stankewicz of lead the All-day Saturday 233-9749. patient, commented, "I miracle plays and basic Month by the National basics, making care un- Other core members of fireplace is installed proper- be sure your fireplace fire is Carteret are proud to announce Nativity themes, from the can't say enough for the the Hospice team who ly. Woodstoves should have the birth of their son Wayne Family Musical Hospice Organization in complicated. It's satisfying out. Never close your Paul born Dec. 8, 1987 in JFK Announciation to the ar- Those who think Hospice Program. What- ORT group sets recognition of these to be told by a family that volunteer their time are adequate clearance (36") damper with hot ashes in Medical Center. Wayne weigh- $jj|lSL 1601 Irving St. rival of the Three Kings. dedicated people who pro- they couldn't, have made it ever we needed — equip- Michael Kurman, M.D., from combustible surfaces, the fireplace. A closed ed 8* lbs. 6 ozs. and measured ment, volunteers — was 20'A inches. The maternal . annual camp fair In Sunday's production "vtdeihis unique form of pa- through the experience Medical Director, and and proper floor support damper will help the firet o LNK^wNn Rahway provided. The Hospice peo- grandfather is Robert Peterson the 5 actor/singers in tient care, in proclaiming without our help," said Mrs. Pastor Tom Donahue, of and protection. of Carteret. The paternal grand- they know heat up again and will force ple are beautiful. They're The Piscataway Chapter authentic regional costumes November 1-7 as Hospice Dowling.. the Zion Lutheran Church — Woodstoves should be toxic carbon monoxide into parents are Stanley and Jane Sat., Jan. 9 - 8 p.m. verV special. Stankewicz of Carteret. of Women's American keep changing characters as Week, Governor Kean Mrs. Reick .and Mrs. in Rahway. Support is also of good quality, solid con- the house. Sun., Jan. 1^-2 p.m. ORT announced its Fourth provided by the hospital's they ddd pty&s of ap- praised the teams of Hos- Dowling pay regulafvisits ' Another key member of struction and design, and — If synthetic logs are us- Annual Summer Camp Fair propriate costumes: from pice workers throughout Chief Clinical Dietitian "^ AH tickets $8 to all Hospice patients at this team is Volunteer should be UL listed. ed, follow the directions on and Exhibition, to be held Eve to Mary, from Joseph New Jersey. home, giving them in- Coordinator Vita Lee, a Gerri Dcdrick, R.D., — Have the chimney in- the package. Never break a Call 499-8226 Sunday, January 24, at the M.Ed., and Director of Pa- to Herod, from Donkey to The Rahway Hospital dividual medical attention volunteer herself. She is spected annually and clean- synthetic log apart to Somerset Hilton. *v Death, Adam to Herod's Hospice, is staffed by a with the guidance of the pa- responsible for scheduling tient Management Geral- ed if necessary, especially if quicken the fire, and/or use llllllimilllll fTTT Invitations have bep ex- about their money. wife, and Three Kings as group of professionals who tient's physician, and sup- volunteer help for each of dine Casey, who was in- it has not been used for more than one log at a time. tended to over 2400 camps strumental in establishing TED YOVANOVITCH'S Fine Food they sing and • dance as are committed to their plying their own special the Hospice families, and some time. They often burn unevenly, from Maine to Virginia, in- the Hospice Program in shepherds and 'rustic work; most have been with brand of good humor. she also makes home visits — Do not use flammable li- releasing higher levels of STAGE DOOR CANTEEN & Spirits cluding day camps within a cooperation with several celestials. the program since its incep- "Besides possessing ex- when needed. A former quids to start or accelerate carbon monoxide. fifty mile radius of the hospital departments and For Your The charming triptych- And those . tion six years ago and were social worker, she par- any fire. — The use of kerosene WEDHBSDAY cellent professional', skills, the Onion County Division Somerset Hilton and sleep shaped set of the manger, instrumental in its establish- ticipated-in laying-' the - - — Keep a glass or metal Pleasure . . . ourHospictnurses have a on Aging. heaters is-illegal in the City _away_camps, with Heaven and Hellclear- ment. joyful, spontaneous spirit groundwork for the pro- screen in front of the of Rahway. J^ Mon. thru Sat. t*i addition a number of gram, assisting the SATURDAY ly depicted, serves as a pro- who Ask Howard. "This consistency in staff- which patients and their The Rahway Hospital fireplace opening to prevent DINNER • camps specializing in theper background to the ing is a great asset," said families appreciate," said hospital's Director of Pa- Hospice is accredited by the embers or sparks from jum- NIGHTS development of physical tient Management, Geral- Tucs. thru Sat. joyful goings on. Mary Reick, R.N., Hospice Hospice Caseworker Eve Joint Commission on Ac- ping out, and unwanted skills, spiritual needs and The show is suitable to dine Casey. creditation of Hospitals and 9 TIL? Introducing Ask Howard, Nurse Coordinator. "We're Syvertsen, who is a member material (or people) from l: - • ••' cultural activities are ex-all, young and old alike. For is Medicare certified. Fun- like a family ourselves and of the hospital's Social Ser- "I'm grateful for the op- going in. Sing and Dance DELICIOUS ... Marlon Bouknight (second from left), a first-year culinary student at pected to offer exhibits more information call (days) The Video Banking Genius we complement each other vice staff. portunity to be doing ding comes from Medicare — The stove should be • Many types S T* 91 with Rich Gagliano Union County Vo-Tech, accepts a plaque and check from Shelley Cole-Kudak of the describing their programs. 382-7197, and (evenings) very well," she said. something that gives me so and private donations, so no burned hot twice a day for • Many sauces • Local day camps in- ' ASK HOWARD is friendly, in- patient ever receives a bill and Bob Ferraro Thumann Company of East Rutherford in recognition of Bouknight's having taken first 654-7634. Mrs. Syvertsen first join- much satisfaction. The love 15-30 minutes to reduce the All You Can Eat! place in the Thumann-sponsored "Deli Best" competition. Looking on are the school's terested in participating in A $10 donation at the formative, and does much A multi-disciplinary team ed the Hospice team as a shown to us by the patients from Hospice. For more in- amount of creosote buildup. the camp fair should call CHEF Domenick Savinelli 1505 Moin St., Rahway Vocational Director Leslie Kiray, left, and Food Service instructor Joseph Rosenberg. door from adults and $3 more than just answer all — comprised of nurses, volunteer, having par- and their families, as well as formation on the program, — Don't use excessive 469-8910 or 699-0506 for contact the Hospice Office 1 In the rear of the building The check for $200 will be shared equally by Mr. Bouknight and the school. The com- from children is requested. your banking questions — volunteers, a social worker, ticipated in the first the knowledge, that we are amounts of paper to build 574-8696* further details. he can actually help you helping at a time when our at 499-6169. Entrance off Municipal Parking Lot C petition took place at the Giant Stadium Club in East Rutherford. HOWAR clergy, the medical director, volunteer training program, roaring fires in fireplaces. It with financial planning infor- - TheVldeo Banking Genius. a dietitian and other services are needed, make and later became the official mation as well. Fast and incredibly easy, with hospital staff members — caseworker. She visits each the experience very rewar works to meet the physical, patient at home to perform ding," said Mrs. Lee. o mmmm the simple touch of the screen. ASK HOWARD can now "H.S. reunions answer questions such as: o How much can I borrow Jlet Alumni sought on the equity in my home? Financial aid JVtvu Fisherman's Smorgasbord being planned o Which is better for me for NPHS reunion — a tax-deferred IRA or a Overweight program : * Reunions are planned for Friday & Saturday 5:30-10 P.M tax-exempt investment? workshop Birth Announcements will Organizers of a reunion^ one or more graduating SATURDAY. On January 13, The appear in Wednesday's Atom Famous Sea and Land Buffet of the North Plainfield H.S. classes of the following o HOW much should I be set for children Guidance Department of Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway graduating class of 1938 schools: MIGHT .'' • saving for my children's "Weighs To Play", a The nutrition segment Rahway High School will News Record/Clark Patriot, Appetizer Bar would like to hear from the John Bowne H.S., classes education? o which 13-week ^individualized provides the children with hold its annual Financial Jtmfco Fr«* Skimp • Crab Ugs I Claws • Ctemi on the Half SheH following; of 1967. '68, '69. .. DIMMER Howard checking account, nutrition and exercise pro- an understanding of the Aid Workshop for the William Altork, Camille Lafayette H.S. (Brooklyn investment, or personal gram to foster gradual Tossed Salad, Spinach Salad Marinated Artichoke Hearts principles of basic nutrition parents of students pursu- Braun, Geraldine Cohn, NY), classes of 1960, '61, SPECIAL loan is best for my needs Ifs so simple— weight loss for overweight Phone. • Antipasta Salad • Marinated Hearts of Palm MM takes and their application to ing further education in ap- Moe Franklin, Kenneth '62. and goals? youngsters,. is now accep- weight loss. Each child also Fill Out Our Form Below And Mall With Check To • Cucumber Salad • Large Assortment of Relishes Is a touch proved institutions of Landau, Stanley Leach, Sheepshead Bay H.S., of th* screen. ting applications." receives a beginning and a higher learning. All are • Herring in Wine and Cream Sauce «• Deviled Eggs Frank Mobus, Sally classes of 1963,'64,'65. .NOWyou can get whatever your banking interest, ASK HOWARD will Atom Tabloid — Birth 5 p.m. tq answers to your The pYGgram, affiliated final computerized body welcome. I • Smoked Fish • Fresh Fruits and Fruit Salad - Pedeflous, Andrew Pirigyi, Weequahic H.S., class of present choices, show you 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 banking Questions , with John'.' F. Kennedy composition analysis. The workshop will be • Tuna, Seafood.Salads • Cheddar Cheese & Crackers Remo Pisano, Frances Ric- 1968. fast and easy when easy-to-grasp colorful com- Medical Center in Edison, is The next workshops are held in the high school • Calamari and Scungilli • Clam Chowder- cardi, Fred Samuels, Ann Anyone who was a 10 p.m. you Ask Howard. parisons, and then calculate held at its Robert Wood scheduled to start Wednes- auditorium. Parents are urg- Schwarz, Edith Turer, member of any of the above the benefits and costs of Johnson Jr. LIFEstyle In- day, January 6, and ed to attend and bring the Cared By The Chef Marie Uhlman, Muriel graduating classes is asked various recommendations stitute at 2050 Oak Tree are proud to announce Wednesday, February 3. Financial Aid Form, which Wood. to write to: Reunions for your particular situation. Road. It meets twice weekly For information, parents Roast Prime Ribs of Beef • Roast Turkey will be distributed to the birth .of their daughter/son Anyone whose name ap-. Unlimited, Inc., P.O. Box 16 0Z —All in seconds, with a private arTcTparticipants must have may call 548-2962. Bafced Virginia Ham with Fruit Sauce__ "T3,'~ FlorfianT~ParT~Nr students on January 5. pears on this list, or who printout you can take home medical clearance from born may know the whereabouts 07932, or call 780-8364. their physicians. for further study at your con- Chafing Dishes of any of those listed, is ask- Respondents should give "Weighs To Play" was Dr. Robert Neveloff, Optometrist in ed to write to 137 Joan St., venience. • Lobster Fra Diablo • Seafood Newburg Steamers ...<*-• their name, address, phone created by an exercise South Plainfield, NJ 07080. number, and indicate the PRIME So stop by the Howard's Clark office today to ASIC Announces The Opening Of physiologist and a dietician. • Broiled Scallops • Mussels Morinora Broiled Fish of the Day • Shrimp Scampi • Fried Shrimp school and year of gradua- HOWARD Jwr^fyoiJneed to know. It's free just for ' The exercise component in- Frog Legs tion. coming in to visit us at the Howard — another smart troduces youngsters aged THE EYE CENTER inches. Brothers/Sisters • Losagna • Chicken Parmigiana — o — •••" Clam>-'VMIsJ uialau Casinv.Ualli o eight to 12. to games that • Baked Ziti I RIB move for your money. . ' OF CLARK Potato & Vegetable * and much more are engineered to increase 4 • • • SAVINGS BANK!" energy expenditure and im- Featuring: State Of The Art Eye Exams The maternal grandparents ate Foiwloas Desserts On Display prove body mechanics. BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY Including Cataract, Glaucoma And- of Chwsecoke. Block Fortst Cofa». Assorted Pies. Assorted Pastries NIGHT Computerized Vision Field Testing •• - Coffee. Tea, Sct*a. ' All Types Of Contact Lenses The paternal grandparents are Price Per Person is $14**5 for Aduhs and $5.95 for Children under 12 Plus 9oz. Glass Hie Howard L -.n»IU.M»Tw

• / RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY--7. 1988 PAGE 7 PAGE 6 THURSDAY. JANUARY 7. 1988 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARff PATRIOT Breakfast Charles Bakia Religious News OBITUARIES Exxon engineer scheduled Charles Baksa Jr. died Dec. 23 in St. Elizabeth's Warren and Jackie Keller N.Y. Giants and was Hospital, Elizabeth, after a » FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUR£H will be the guest speakers at chaplain of various Thomas Siano, 86; OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH N.J. brief illness. Dudley E. Painter, Jr. OF RAHWAY The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz will preach at the 10 a.m. the Agape Fellowship High School sports. He was born in Carteret, NEW PATIENTS SEEN Morning Worship, January 10, will be conducted by worship service at the Osceola Presbyterian Church on Breakfast to be held Satur- Agape Breakfasts are and lived in the Colonia sec- s, Inc. REALTOR day, January 16, at 8:30 WWI veteran SAME DAY the Reverend Robert C. Povvley, Pastor, at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 10. Fellowship hour follows in the held at the Westwood tion of Woodbridge Town- LAW OFFICES a.m. Warren is pastor of the Special.music will be presented by the Westminster Choir fellowship memorial hall. Restaurant, 438 North Thomas Siano, 86, died was a semi-professional ship for the past 30 years. Church of the. Good Ave., Garwood, N.J. They HOWARD FLISSER, D.C. under the direction of James W^ Musacchio, with Faye Sunday school for all ages is provided each Sunday Dec. 26 at Union Hospital, baseball player in Delaware Mr. Baksa was engineer D. Wilder at Ifteror£an..potts61e?Child Care is provided morning at 9, and a Bible study for adults at 9 a.m. and 7 Shepherd, Clifton, N.J. He are open to the public. and Jackie are co-directors Union, after a brief illness. and a softball player for the with the £xxon Corp., Chiropractor during the Worship Hour for/nfants and children up to p.m. BEAUOR* of Trinity Home Ministries. He was born in Elizabeth Elgins and Four Leaf Bayonne, retiring in 1960. "Your pain It our concern" ANTHONY P. PASCALE second grade. Following the Children's Sermon, the Two prayer groups meet at the church on Thursdays Reservations may be and lived in Clark the past Clovers, both of Elizabeth. He was a N.J. licensed pro- Jackie is President of the made by sending $7 per per- Real Estate-Insurance • youth, sitting as a group, y/ill be excused to go to the from 7:30-8 a.m. and 7-7:30 p.tn. 33 years. | Mr. Siano was a Navy fessional engineer. Wayne Aglow Fellowship son to Agape Fellowship, Mortgages-Appraisals-• Child Care room for a supervised program. Older children Junior choir rehearses at 3:45 p.m. and the chancel Mr. Siano was a retjred^ jeteran of World War I. He was a member of the WE TREAT: -as—well—as serving—as- -Box 71, Fanwood, N.J. * Back Pain • Ntcfc Pofn _ 777 West Grand Avenue are encouraged to sit with their parents during Worship. choir at 8 p.m. on Thursdays. " supervisor For Simmons ^Survived are his wife, the First Presbyterian Church. secretary at their church. 07023, by Tuesday, • Arm Pain • Us Pain 32 Yrj. of very ptrsonol service The Church Learning Hour is at 9:15 a.m., providing Alcoholics Anonymous continues Thursdays at 8:30 Manufacturing Co. of former Rose DiTello; two Rahway. Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Warren has served as January 12. For informa- • Work KtlaUd (n/uriei classes for those in kindergarten up to adult study. p.m. and Fridays at 1 p.m. t^ Elizabeth 35 years, retiring sons. John of Clark and ! Mr. Baksa was a member Protestant Chaplain of the tion, call 233-2371. . • Auto Accidtnit \ prnlrwiunil & modirn Krai (Mali' Immediately following' Worship, the Nominating The 1988 Confirmation Class begins Sunday, Jan. 10 in 1.961. Robert of Colorado Srings, ; of the Honorary Society (umpini spvrlall/inK in (hi \xW and •ppr»f\ii til R*h«i» hiimtvd huvim-w 381-6494 Committee will meet in the Chapel. The Celebration at 6 p.m. in fellowship hall. This 18-week class is for those He was a communicant Colo.; two daughters. Mrs. Theta Beta Phi; a member priipt-rltrv (Located next to Friendly's) Ringers will meet in the Music Room at 11:35 a.m. for who are in middle school or high school and desire to of St. John the Apostle R.C. Theresa Williams and Mrs.| of the Lafayette Lodge 27, Most Insurances 208 Central Avenue Accepted (201) 396-0850 599 St. Georges Ave rehearsal. become members of Osceola. Rev. Pretz will lead the Jean Griffen, both of Clark; Rahway; the Americus 1457 Raritan Road Church, Clark-Linden. Daily, Evening & Sat. Hours Rahway • 388-S154 Rahway All present at Worship are invited to partake of class. Nursery school Mr. Siano also was a two brothers, August of ' Lodge 83, Woodbridge; and Clark refreshments at the Coffee Fellowship Hourin Davis- The Board of Deacons meets Monday, Jan. 11 at 7:30 "TRAIN-ING" ... Young and old alike can enjoy all facets of model railroading at the member of the Knights of Elizabeth, and Anthony of a 32nd Degree Mason, Fellowship Hall. p.m. at the church; and Narcotics Anonymous the same Jersey Central Train Show and Sale, Sunday, January 10. On display and sale bet- • Columbus, Dean Gessner ; Linden; two ststers, Mrs. i Shalom Temple of Liv- j Protect your legal rights! » Meetings of the week: Thursday, January 7: Cub registration scheduled evening at 8. ween the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Coachman Inn, Cranford, will be all. Council 3310, of Elizabeth. , Josephine Antonucci of ; ingston. \ n 3 meets at 4 p.m.. Tiger Cubs and Webelqs- gather al THOMAS M. RUSSO Registration,of September classes for Osceola Weekday gauges, types and ages of model trains and accessories. Adult admission is $3.50; He was inducted into the I Ocean Port and Mrs. Rose '[ Surviving are his wife, j Williams a Giountikos 6:30 and 7 p.m. respectively. The Bell Ringers meet al Nursery School will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 12 from Union County Bowler's I Venecia of Scotch Plains; i the former Helen Cseh; a | ATTORNEY AT LAW children under 12, $1. INJURED1 ? - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - 6:30 p.m. and Westminster Choir rehearses at 8 p.m. 9 a.m. to 12 noon for church members only. Osceola Osceola Nursery School, classes will meet on Hall of Fame in 1951 after five grand-children; and two son, Bruce oLQajonia; two !. Trust EXPERIENCED Trial Lawyers 313 South Avenue, Suite 204 Friday, January 8: Cub Den 2 meets at 3:30 p.m. 1689 Raritan Road, Clark is Youth Group meets this same date at 7 p.m. under the Tuesdays and Fridays from he bowled a 300 game. He great-grandchildren. daughters^vTrsTCarol Hays j ^ Automobile Fanwood • 789-8868 Girl Scout Troops 1500 and 716 meet at 7 p.m. direction of Donna Kolaetis, youth director. This will be conducting registration for 9—11:35 a.m. and on of FranWin Township and ; Saturday, January 9: Pairs and Spares un-decorate "Lock-In Memories Night" and they will be working on a the 1988-89 school term Tuesdays and Fridays from Mrs. Joan Ditmars of Plain! ^ Personal Injury Church. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. in during the month of banner highlighting their Lock-In. 12:45 to 3 p.m. field; \a brother, Gabriel ; ^ Work-Related 388-3636 Real Estate Municipal Court Sqiiier Gymnasium and Youth Room. January. Registration for 4-year- Osceola Weekday Nursery School continues Monday- Arts Centerplans John Hotelier Sr., 79; Baksa of Scotch Plains; a.] S Slip and Fall Criminal Law Malpractice Monday, January i 1: Girl Scout Troop 1235 meets Friday from 9-11:15 a.m. and 12:45-3 p.m. under the Beginning in September olds will be on Tuesday, Ceili dance WOHDolCOI) sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Goetz < Wills & Estates Personal Injuries at 6 p.m. and Troops 450 and 401 meet at 6:30 p.m. Cub direction of Mrs. Thomas Walsh. \ classes will meet at the Janurary 26, from 9- 11 Atlantic City trip • HCINJIDNJMIV General Practice with emphasis on of Carteret; and two grand-; Adoption meeting at 7 p.m. school two days a week for a.m. Classes for 4-year-olds scheduled Merck worker . children. . : •lUit CC'V.UIIAIIO PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH Divorce Tuesday, January 12: The ladies of the United 3-year-olds and three days a will meet on Mondays, Married to lamndlord/Tenant It's off to Atlantic City an LAWOfflClSOf RESULTING FROM: Presbyterian Women's Association Workshop convene at SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH week for 4-year-olds. Wednesdays and Thursdays " On Saturday, January 9, on Sunday, Jan. 17. 1988. Unbeliever? John W. Hatcher Sr., 79, Merck & Co. in Rahway for i 10 a.m: in the Church Library. Boy Scout Troop 47 meets OF RAHWAY On Tuesday, January 12. from 9 -11:15 a.m. or from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight, the Bus leaves from Rahway died Dec. 24 at the Muh-23 years, retiring in 1968. '. Second Presbyterian Church welcomes newcomers For the unbeliev- HOROWIIZ & HOROWITZ Automobile Accident! * Falls t Unsafe Conditions at 7:15 p.m. in the Scout Room. : from 9-11 am. registration 12:45 to 3 p.m. Ladies Ancient Order of Day Care Center parking lenberg Regional Medical His wife, Mrs. Marie Hat- Benjamin — No Fee For Initial Consultation — ing husband is SAT 8. Medical Negligence * Unsafe Products, I Machines Wednesday, January 13: Stewardship and Inter- to the community and invites all to the worship and pro- will be held for currently Hibernians, Ceili Club, Div. Center in Plainfield after a Evening and Saturday Appointments Available lot. on New Brunswick sanctified by the cher, died in 1969. 265 Hobcri Street, Perth Amboy, N.J. (201) 826-5700 Workplace Accidents * Severe Bums pretation Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. Mother's Club of grams. enrolled students, their sibl- For additional informa- 6 of Rahway, will sponsor 1 Ave. in Rahway, at 11:30 wife, and the long illness. Nt'.V lORKOfhCt ;//liioou*ov N vC 121." ! ?2/ 1WX5 Troop 47 meets at 7:30 p.m. Also, Church and Society Jan. 10 — Sunday School for all ages, 9:30 a.m;; ings and Osceola Church tion about the program, age an old-fashioned Ceili a.m. sharp, and returns at Born in Macon, Ga., Mr. Surviving are two sons, ! N. Sharpe supervised crib-room during worship. 11 a.m. Divine eligibility, yearly fees or unbelieving wife is . OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: .meeting at 8:00 p.m. members. dance at the American 9:30 p.m. sanctified by the Hatcher lived in Rahway John Hatcher Jr. of Plain- j ABUNDA LIFE The Church is located at the corner of West Grand Worship: Rev. Robert Beach Cunningham, Interim On Tuesday, January 19, registration, please contact' Legion Post 248, 806 Mid- husband: else were and Elizabeth before mov- field and Donald Hatcher of ; Benjamin N. Sharpe, 74, Avenue-and Church St. All are welcome. Minister will preach on "Tomorrow Can Be Different." the director, Carol Walsh at Real Estate * Commercial Transfers community registration for dlesex Ave. in Colonia. your chi Idren ing to Plainfield in 1978. Elizabeth; nine grand- ( of Clark, died on December The HEALTH HOTEL Scheduled meetings include: 3-year-olds will be from 9 the church, 276-5300 or Music will be provided by Cost is S20 per person; unclean; but now * Incorporations * Condominium * Planning He was employed as a children; and 10 great- | 30 at the Rahway Hospital. * Wills I Estates * Municipal Court Matters Jan. 12 — Hand-in-hand, 7:30-9 p.m. in" Fellowship -11 a.m. Three-year-old 276-1832. the Irish Ramblers, and but you get back SI5 in are they holy. Time Is EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL cash, plus a $5 food maintenance worker by grandchildren. | Born in Rhode Island, he Divorce & Adoptions ' Contract Disputes • Nutritional Testing & Hall; Choir rehearsal, 7 p.m., Robert Stasink, organist and there will be refreshments. resided in West Orange and Now CHURCH OF RAHWAY IT Realty Ull THt ClAUlf HOI TOOAT • •• voucher, and a S5 deferred Consultation Choir. Director, auditioners are welcome; Pastor A donation of $6 is re- For what knowest Irvington before moving to On Sunday, January 10, at the 11 a.m. Worship Ser- Nominating Committee, in search of a new permanent coupon. thou, O wife, ,^^ 138 WeiHIeld Ava. • Spine Strengthening & vice, David Brown will deliver the sermon. Music will be quested for admission. Clark over 12 years ago. pastor, 8 p.m. Nutrition os a All proceeds from this whether thou shalt VJ Clark FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION Posture Correction presented by the Men's Chorus under the direction of For further information, Julia Condran, 60; Mr. Sharpe was a phar- Jan. 13 — Circle Lydia will meet at 8-p.m. at the trip will benefit the Union save thy husband? Program Pcrcival Tate. Mrs. Vera Bergen is the organist. The Sun- call "Eileen" at 388-8610 or or how. knowest macist with the Margarita home of Christine Reale. "Mary" at 388-1619. Pharmacy, Elizabeth, for Personalized Service Is What • Colon Hydrotherapy day Church School will commence at 9:30.a.m. Rev. cancer weapon County Arts Center in thou, O man, Republican club officer CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS Jan. 14 — The Session, the governing board of the The dietary guidelines to whether thou shalt the past two years and, • Stop Smoke Program James Moore, Sr., pastor of Emmanuel Tabernacle lower cancer, risk requires Rahway. Our Reputation Is Built On! Assembly of God in Linden will be the guest preacher at church, will meet at 7:30 p.m. lower cancer risk promoted save thy wife? before that, with the Americans to modify their Did You Know? For more information, Mrs. Julia Friere Con- | an officer of several the 7:30-p.m. Evening Worship Service. The "Church of the Lighted Cross" is located at the by the" American Institute typical consumption pat- Morales Pharmacy, 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201-B 208 Third Ave. The term drawing mom is call 388-2044 or 388-2074. I Corinthians 7:14,16 dran, 60, died Dec. 19 at St. organizations, including ser- MEMBERS OF junction of Main Street with New Brunswick Ave. of Cancer Research (AICR) terns. To implement these a shortening of the word Elizabeth, for 23 years. 396-0606 CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 Asbury Park Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, Hurry, tickets are going Barnabas Medical Center in vice as chairman of the UNION COUNTY Church 8 p.m.; Saturday. January 9, Youth People's are based on the recommen- suggestions oa an everyday withdrawing, for the room Prior to that he was, for EVE. MULTIPLE to which guests withdrew. fast. Livingston after a long il- iRoselle Shade Tree Com- CALL NOW Division, 6 p.m.; Monday, January 11, Youth Choir and dations of the. National basis try these tips: mission and chairman of many years owner of the LISTING SERVICE TEMPLE BETH TORAH OF RAHWAY Iness. 382-5012 FOR FREE BOOK Gospel Chorus Rehearsal, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, January 12, Academy of Sciences (N AS) Trim fat from all meats; the Union County Sharpe Pharmacy in The Rahway Hebrew Congregation announces its Born in North Tarry- Newark. Celestial Choir Rehearsal, 8 p.m.; Wednesday, January Schedule of Activities for the week of Jan. 8-14. Committee qrrDiet, Nutri- remove-skin from poultry; Women's Republican Club. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE town, N.Y., she lived in He received a B.S. degree 775-7575 13, Bible Study and Trustee Board, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 8: Late Friday Evening Services at 8:30 tion and Cancer. They in- use only skim or low-fat She was a former Roselle for the past 35 from Rutgers University 50 p.m. This will be our Annual New Members Sabbath. clude: dairy products; bake, broil member of the executive years. years ago. He was a The new members of Temple Beth Torah will be formally 1. Increasing fiber from or boil meats only; steam board of thfe State Federa- food sources to 20-30 grams vegetables; use lowfat salad She was a substitute member of the Senior FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY inducted into our- congregation's fellowship. Rabbi teacher for the Roselle tion of Republican daily. dressings; substitute whole Woman's Club and was a Citizens in Clark. UCC claim The. worship of God at the First Baptist Church of Rubenstein will conduct the services and preach; Hazzan Board of Education 15 2. Reduce total fat in the wheat flour in recipes; legislative aid for former Mr. Sharpe is survived by S. Pecorella, 38; Rahway begins at 9:45 a.m., on Sunday, January 10. The Sternberg will chant the liturgy. Oneg Shabbos after the years, retiring in 1977. at Linden High diet to 30% of total check ingredients on ready- state Sen. Jerome Epstein. his wife, Esther, and 3 Interim Minister, the Reverend Dr. Paul L. Stagg, will br- services sponsored by the congregation in honor of our She was a communicant Linden High School will CPR Course offered made breads; cat brown ing the morning message. The Choir, under the leadership new members. calories. She was also a former daughter,?: Karen Mess- rice, try barley, bulgur, of St. Joseph R.C. Church inger, of Philadelphia, Pen- Grocery produce inspector be the site for six college of Ms. Alice Firgau, will sing an anthem. Our Nursery Sat., Jan. 9: Morning Services at 9 a.m. 3. Eat a variety of Girl Scout troop leader for vitamin-rich foods to pro- buckwheat and millet; and a member of its Rosary, nsylvania, Susan Turner, of credit courses to be offered provides child care throughout the morning for young Sun., Jan. 10: Morning Services at 8:30 a.m. Society. St. Joseph's Church. by Union County College children. vide vitamins A and C and snack on popcorn, not New Hampshire and Cindi Salvatore Pecorella, 38, was a produce inspector for Mon, andJThurs., Jan. J 1 and J 4; Morning Services aL T ._. Surviving are.._her__ hus! at Rahway Hospital : "chips; increase:™use of —She-graduated from Lady the -Grand Union Co-- of as -part -of—its-Spring The Christian EducatioTi"emphasis of the• Cliufcb cbh beta carotener ^Include; band James F. Jr.; a son, Palomar of Staten Island, died Deer 26 at home after a 7 a.m. legumes,, (dried peas and Cliff College in Highland Carlstadt for the past 16 Semester, it was announced venes at 11 a.m. Classes for all ages are conducted in the cruciferous vegetables (cab- James P., at home; four New York and a brother, brief illness. beans); use dark greens in Falls, N.Y.. in 1949. years. today by Dr. Cynthia Niv, To receive certification, more people were trained in study of the Christian faith. bage, watercress, etc.). daughters, Mrs. Karen Jack,, of Union and four Born in Sicily, Italy, he Rahway Hospital is offer- salads and soups; snack on Mrs. Condran was a He was a communicant the college's Dean of participants must attend all CPR techniques. Aj Noon, Sunday, January 10, the Church will gather 4. Increase the consump- Burns of Lynchburg, Va., grandchildren and one lived in Elizabeth for the ing a cardiopulmonary fresh fruit or raw veggies; member of many organiza- of St. Anthony's R.C. academic services. tion of fruits, vegetables Mrs. Mary Ellen Chesney great-grandchild. past 27 years. Mr. Pecorella resuscitation (CPR) course four sessions. Those who for its 154th Annual Meeting. A pot luck dinner, hosted substitute fruit and tions, including the Roselle College credit courses and whole grain cereals and of Lindenwald, and Miss Church. for the public on Monday would like to make ar- Space in the class is by the Diaconate, will precede our yearly discussion of Senior cifizen vegetable juices for tea, cof- Green Thumbs Garden available at Linden High breads. Julianne Condran of Hern- Surviving are his wife, and Tuesday evenings, rangements for re limited and advance the "State of the Church." fee and soda pop. Club, the Lake George School beginning with the 5. Minimize the con- don, Va. and Mrs. Kathleen the former Roberta Disano; January 18, 19,25 and 26, certification should contact registration is required. The Choir rehearsals are on Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m., in the Garden Club in New York, opening of the Spring sumption of salt-cured, For a free pamphlet Morehouse of Lake George, two sons, Victor and from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Nursing Education Of- fee for the course is $35 for Choir Room. trips scheduled the Roselle Republican Semester on January 20 are: smoked and fried foods. "Diet, Nutrition & Cancer N.Y. a sister, Mrs. Grace A. Des Ruisseau Michael, both of Elizabeth; Conference Room No. 4 fice of Rahway Hospital. adults and S20 for students Club and the Roselle The Senior Citizens ned. The Council recom- 6. Drink alcoholic Prevention, call "The Good STEP, KICK ... The Rahway Recreation Department line dancing class is held on Fri- Skiba of Clark; and eight his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mondays — Introduction (Community Room). (S20 for rc-certtficationl. Municipal Committee. Council of Union County mends that reservations be beverages only in modera- News" Office of Cancer day mornings at the Rahway American Legion Hall, "Maple Ave. For Rahway residents grandchildren. Weldotron machinist Vitale Pecorella of Eli- to Contemporary Business, Upon successful comple- The CPR course is taught The foes are charged by . Mrs. Condran also was TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH has announced its upcom- made as early, as possible as tion. Communications, NCI, only, the class is under the instruction of Ann Fairchild. For more information contact zabeth; and two brothers, Business Law II, and tion of the course, par- by certified basic life sup I he hospital to cover its OF RAHWAY ing trips geared to the needs these trips fill up fast. Changing food habits to 1-800-4CANCER. the Recreation Department, 381-8000, ext. 322. ' & Armand J. Des Ruisseau He was a former member Vincent of Toms kiver and English Composition I; and ticipants will receive a Basic port instructors. costs in offering the pro Sunday, Jan. 10: The 11 o'clock Family Worship Ser- of senior citizens for 1988. died Dec. 25 at Rahway of the Masonic Lodge of Anthony of Clark. Wednesdays — American Life Support B: Adult/- CPR is an important skill gram. vice and Message will be conducted by the Pastor, the On Tuesday, January 5, Hospital after a short il- Elizabeth. National Government, U.S. Pediatric Heartsaver Card, to learn, according to Debra Rev. Donald B. Jones. Music will be provided by the John Lang, 72; Iness: ' His wife, Mrs. Phyllis History to 1865, and in accordance with the Dorishook, R.N.. CPR For further information there will be an orientation- and to register, call the Nur- Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. at the F. Edward Bier- BUSINESS ENVELOPES He was born in New Bed- Des Ruisseau, died in 1978. Psychology of Personality, newly-developed American Coordinator and Nurse Church School and the Adult Bible Class will convene at ford, Mass., and lived in Surviving are two sons, KEEP all from 6:30 to 9:15 p.m. Heart Association stan- Educator. It is estimated sing Education Office of tuempfel Senior Center, WWII sergeant Rahway Hospital at 9:15 a.m., followed by Coffee and Fellowship Time at 2155 Morris Ave., Union Rahway the past 20 years. Richard T. of Rahway and IN TOUCH Additional information is dards which make CPR that more than 100,000 CUSTOM PRINTED T\ reside 'Jumiiy Bible A U.S. Army Air Corps 499-6074. 10:30 a.m. beginning at 9 a.m. for an John G. Lang, 72, died Mr. Des Ruisseau was Michael J. of Linden; six WITH available by calling the Ad- easier to learn. lives could be saved a year if Today, Jan. 7, the Senior Choir will rehearse at 7:30 Dec. 26 in Perth Amboy veteran of World War II, employed as a machinist for grandchildren; and two missions Hotline at upcoming deluxe bus trip. Publisher's retail price $39.95 \UURSELF p.m. \ The 29-day tour will include Top quality 24 Lb. White Wove Envelopes General Hospital after a Mr. Lang served as a Weldotron of Piscataway great-grandchildren. 709-7500. Mon., Jan. II: Mixed league bowling at 6:30 p.m.; the Indianapolis Speedway, printed with your firm's name and address SPECIAL long illness. sergeant in the South 20 years, retiring in 1972. Born in North Bergen, Pacific. jobs in the United States, the Social women's bowling at 9 p.m. St. Louis Arch, Denver and in black ink. Security payroll tax in 1988 increased Tues., Jan. 12: The United Methodist Men's Dinner, vicinity, Colorado Springs, Mr. Lang moved to Rah- 10 7.51 percent from 198T INSCRIBED PLAQUE ON THE BACK designated areas. • While there is no needs test for The package will include i** O .«• .*'»••. t'M" ,'OO IC.I'S ii"Jc l^p spor**O'S iI> *.'' tfT Mjie new year brings many changes in Social Security for the 130 million Laif'Oi'C ii.c.i'Chr "i trie U"'tea Si.itos Nirrn OF AN AUDITORIUM CHAIR. As a bonus, the contributor will be receipt of Social Security benefits, . Mon., Jan. II: Church Council 7:30 p.m. transportation, accomoda- 4,000 111.50 177.50 119.50 185.50 OL-.M! Fir. Stff,fifn J M.,r(d«gen Ol M Kirs. Muriel Westervelt Mrs. Nugey was a mem- SSi ,,rvi Me, CK.,sT,.,r. P Ce-O* O C.)'rn workers who are subject to the payroll tax and the 38 million Americans who there is an "earnings test" to deter- ' Tues., Jan. 12: Evangelism 7:30 p.m. CIAL COLOR riATURCS INCIUOC Rahway Landmarks' is a bargain com- granted a three-year complimentary tions, admissions and lug- S I [) i-ij,.,.-,,,!,,, 4-p,,,,,ch O.IMITMI OBoyif Nugey, 60, died Dec. 22 at ber of the Colonia Country receive monthly Social Security benefits. Expected in 1988 to collect about $250 5,000 136.00 214.50 146.50 225.00 ii p> Auntivriop oi W.isrvrtqion CiUio'-c eJ1 pared with some others. For example, an membership in Rahway Landmarks (the mine if a person is considered to be Wed., Jan. 13: Social Ministry 12:30 p.m.; Choir 7:30 gage handling. Meals are I',-'. .Hvl COfii,|-Ms VI 'OVJ( COkX \»CtiOni O' 1^ Rahway Hospital after a Club. billion in payroll taxes and pay out some $220 billion in old-age, survivor and v.ii Li" l? | MIX1 i[)ui cotof Mass Sed'on »nrl tun arts center in San Diego requires a $5,000 non-profit organization operating the arts retired or not. In 1988, Social Securi- p.m. not included. [()»>• ;• u-,!'.t!ion\ of the Li'e o' M.»f> »*tri the Slo*> lorig illness. She was a parent assis- disability payments, the Social Security program touches the lives of most Ameri- H tt H ID .iclrM.ort (he B.We coni»ns .1 donation, spread over five years, for a center), and the honoree's name will be ty beneficiaries under age 65 can earn Thurs.Jan. 14: Prayer& Praise 7:30 p.m.;Stewardship Also planned is a 3-4 day No. 6V. Refl. No. 6Vi Reg. No. 6% Win. No. 6% Win. , J>he was a lifelong resi- tant for the Rahway YM- cans. Let's review some of the major changes taking place In 1988: up to $6,120 without a reduction in Quontity single commemorative seatback plaque. listed in all future printed programs. 7:30 p.m. trip to Saratoga in early Block Ink Plus 1 Color Black Ink Plus 1 Color co*cx o' we'd I dent of Rahway. CA Girl's Swimming Team. Membership benefits include receipt of the • Social Security beneficiaries on the maximum monthly benefit of $789, benefits.This figure increased from (For the same size donation, Landmarks rolls as of December 1987 received a this year's increase boosted the month- Fri.,'Jan.'15: LCW 7:30 p.m summer. Interested parties 500 21.5a 40.00 22.50 41.00 ORDERS MAY IE PICKED UP AT •Mrs. Nugey was an en- Surviving are her hus- offers a distinctive individual wall plaque Arts Center Newsletter (six issues per year) $6,000 in 1987. Those age 65 through may send a.stamped, self- band, Anthony J. Nugey in the lobby.) The required minimum dona- and discounts on souvenir items and on 4.2-pcrcent increase in benefits, start- ly payment to $822. The average 69 are allowed to earn $8,400, up from 1,000 34.50 57.50 36.50 59.50 gineering assistant for the ing with the checks they received retired worker collecting $492 per addressed envelope to: The" Atom Tabloid New York Bell Telephone Sr.; a son, Anthony J. Jr. of tion for a Seat of Recognition starts, at tickets to certain events. $8,160. Above these amgunts, benefits 2,000 60.50 101.50 64.50 105.50 Linden; three daughters, $300. Call 499-0441 if you'd like to receive a December 31. Since 1975, Social Secu- month in 1987 received a $21'increase, arc reduced $1 for each $2 earned. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK " Senior Citizens Council, XI* ( Co., New York City, six rity .benefits have been virtually and now receives a monthly benefit of 2165 Morris Ave., Union, 3,000 84.00 137.50 90.00 143.50 raT, RJ. «7M5 Mrs. Carol Ann Seymour of All balcony seats are $300, side or- seating chart, or' you can mail in your However, only wages from employ- . PWat ontor for mt'ltit ifcmter of f—i , years, retiring in 1951. inflation-proof, increasing each year $5.13. The average disabled-worker The main worship service is at 10:30 a.m., with Sunday Rahway, Miss Priscilla chestra and loge seats are $750. Center and check, and we'll send you a chart so that ment or income from self-employment N.J. 07083 fora list of up- 4,000 107.50 173.50 115.50 181.50 Fimid. Fanty aUn I hm | | ' She was a communicant by the same percentage as the Con- beneficiary saw his or her monthly arc considered. Income from Mocks, School and Bible Classes for all ages at 9:15 a.m. Joseph Mcotxl In Il» worn « It* right. r—i Lynn Nugey of Lakehurst center loge are $1,250. - you can choose your seat, and mail or drop coming I day and multi-day 5,000 209.50 219.50 ••>' % Omk (Of uonry ontat) in Ida I I , of St. Mary^s R.C. Church, sumer Price Index (CPI). This year's benefit increase from $487 to $508, bonds, interest, pensions, unu other D. Kucharik is the pastor. 131.00 141.00 and Mrs. Barbara Pollack of It should be made clear the Seat of off at the theatre. Mail tot Union County trips. mutt ol!?J.OO h tndoud. and a member of its Rosary ArtsCenter.Seat of Recognition, P.O. Box 4.2-percent increase is the largest cost- and the average widow's benefit in- non-work sources are not c iited. Scheduled meetings: Thursday, Bible Class, 8 p.m.; All prices phis ton . BibWi moy b* pit**d up 01 the Queens, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Recognition is merely a perpetual of-living adjustment (COLA) since Trips to Nashville, Ver- . Atom lobkw) offct Mon>fri. 9-5 J\ltai; Society. She also was memorial, and does NOT grant the con-i 1061. Rahway, NJ. 07065. creased $19 to $468 per month> There is no limit on earnings for ihose Saturday, Junior Youth recreation, 1 p.m.; Monday, Con- .port.. Ethel Pattison of Long • For workers in jobs covered by firmation Classesr-6:30 p.m., Sunday School and Chris- mont, Florida, Barbados, w former teacher in its con- tfOwtorapennanenUy reserved seatforat- All seats will be given on a first-come, 1982. For the worker who retired in age 70 and over. fraternity of Christian- doc- Island, N.Y.; and four 1987 at age 65 and was entitled to the Social Security, about 95 out of 100 tian Ed., 8 p.m.: Tuesday, Choir, 8 p.m. Cape May, Amish Country, State • Zip tendance at future shows. The hondree first-paid basts. and Myrtle Beach are plan- 574-1200 trine classes. grandchildren. •f p

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These Cinnamon Bars Are Needed at School

RAHWAY 4 Progressive Hometown!

TOYS FOR TOTS ... Making dreams come to life for youngsters Is part of the holiday tradition at Clark's Carl Kumpf Middle School. As in seasons past, the Kumpf Student Council once again coordinated the annual Toys for Tots gift drive. Under the leader- ship of President Brian Paris (right), and Vice President Kristy Parise (left), Kumpf "School Is okay. My roommates are pretty nice. Dormitory food U the worst. Please send FUTURE .'..'HULKS"? ... Youthful wrestlers representing the Rahway Recreation students donated many sacks of toys and demonstrated their boundless good will and lots of your cinnamon bars. Love, Betsy." Here's a request you can live with. These cin- Department anxiously await the start of the tournament. generosity In the true spirit of the season. namon bars are nutritious as well as tasty. They're made with whole grains, have a real chewy texture plus being well spiced with wholesome cinnamon and nutmeg. They re pretty easy for Mom to make and to pack and can be shipped without crumbling. GIVE FROM THE HEART Proceeds benefit the group's ongoing programs of CINNAMON WHOLE GRAIN BARS -, Rahway wrestlers score PASTA PARADISE ... The Youth Fellowship of the A FRESH START! • SANTA DESERVES A BREAK(FAST)... No milk and cookies for Santa at Rahway's ... Rick Garcia Is pictured WITH RASPBERRY FILLING Reformed Church of Linden, 600 North Wood Avenue, Christian education, service and fellowship. Pictured, * CLUN 1 SPARKLING 6 ROOMS and BATH plus ENCLOSED FRONT Franklin School! At a recent "Breakfast With Santa," first-graders and the guest of donating much-needed l!/4 cups quick cooking oats (uncooked) 'A tea»pooo ground nutmeg Unden, will hold their Annual Spaghetti Dinner on Fri- from left, are Richard Burtew of Clark, Jennifer Magee 1 cup margarine, softened POICH mi HEAR PORCH! honor dined on eggs, muffins, juice and milk. Food was prepared by Alan Kaplan and pints of blood at the recent I cup whole wbeat floor (unsifted) in holiday tournament day, January 15 from 5-7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults of Linden, Unda Burlew of Clark, John Pine of Rahway, * AlUMMUM SIDING V< cup all-parpoae flour (unsifted) Vi cup fla-mly-packed light brown sugar Abraham Rosen, who assisted the cafeteria staff. Pictured are, back row, from left: Rahway Area Junior and $3 for children, and may be purchased at the door. and David Lampman of Clark. • FINCBD PROPERTY Judith Brugger, Kaplan, Margaret Cilia, "Santa," Rosen, and Jane Harris. Frist grade Woman's Club Annual 1 Vt teaspoon*igrounddnnamon Raspberry Filling (recipe follow.) • FUU BASEMENT with EXTRA REAR ENTRANCE Vi teaspoon baking powder . —*i-~ ' .»» The following Rahway Adam Brown, 2nd students in foreground are, from left, Sherry DiDonato, Aaron Bragg and Sean Currie. Blood Drive held In con- Mike Reyes, 4th Bantam, All FOR $129,900 Call NOW for APPOINTMENT! Preheat oven to 400°F. Grease a 12x8x2-lnch or 9x9x2-inch baking pan. In a small bowl Recreation Department Midget, hwt. 60 lbs. Plastics: Saving Lives junction with the North combine oats, whole wheat and all-purpose (lours, cinnamon, baking powder and nutmeg; wrestlers finished in the Eric Wnuck, 2nd Junior, Mike Holobinko, 4th Jersey Blood Center. All set aside. In a large bowl with mixer at medium speed beat margarine and brown sugar Middlesex Christmas tour- PASCALE REA1TY until blended; stir in oat mixture. Press half into prepared pan. Spread with Raspberry 85 lbs.- Junior, 115 lbs. donors have a one-year nament in this order: 381-3104 "bank account'^, with the Filling. Sprinkle with remaining oaUnixture. Bake until light brown. 20 to .25 minutes. Ray Giocobbc, 3rd Ban- Terry Avant, 4th Inter, Sean Stuber, 1st Bantam, tam, 75 lbs. North Jersey Blood Cool on a rack. Cut into bars while warm. 168 lbs. 781 W. Grand Ave., Rahway Realtor YIELD: 9 to 12 bars 43 lbs. Center. If they, their Antonio Garay, 2nd Ban- Lewis Ott, 4th Bantam, Raspberry Filling Chuck Ott, 1st Midget, tam, hwt. spouse, or any other 49 lbs. An old superstition had it that a newborn baby must be 1 jar (12 ounces) seedless raspberry jam 70 lbs. carried upstairs before it is carried down. This act sup- member of their Immediate Vh teaspoons grated lemon peel posedly guaranteed the child would rise In the world family need blood for a In a small bowl combine jam and lemon peel. YIELD: I'A cups and have a successful life. ; one-year period after the Some people once believed that they could make it ram by plunging stones day they have donated, It into the water. will be available — as much as they need. Plastic membranes are used to make life-saving blood DRAPERIES filter and oxygenator systems. • HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ]'•*' BUSINESS HOME IMPROVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES SLIPCOVERS WE STOP LEAKS. New roofing & ELECTROLYSIS. ProfessionalOflice. UPHOLSTERING Kitchens. Baths t B-ments Remod- SUNDAYS 5:30-8:30 a.m. Paper RNorLPNfordoctonoffice3Hdeyj . repairs. All types flat roofing. Clark Horot Ajjemblers Wanted Co. payt 1166 St Georges A»e. Awnel. By eled. Also Replacement Windows & IRS advises: Route $130 per month, $30 defer- a week. Call Builderslnc..l8yrs.exp. 381-5145 }242.10»MU).Youts«iTib|«plant ippt only. TuM.t Thyri. 855-9085 DrSTtlBUTOtSH.PS Custom Slipcovers, Draperies, Reup- Gen. Repairs. F/lns.F/estMl-UlO get the job done red.Nocollectinf. 233-0310 3HM979 . ROOFINGS SIDING by Glenn Wal- hittftn. Start immediately. To app- A NEW YEAR-A NEW YOU!! AVAIUIU holstery. Your fabric, or ours. For- NICK-TILE FLOORS. CARPENTRY, ly send long HH addressed stamped COOKS/PREP PEOPLE J5-J6 an lace. Free/Est Fully Insured t P/T NEWSPAPER ASSEMBLY Sun- LOSE THAT WEIGHT NOW! mi Smfk Trr-t O» merly Stei nbach's 1 Hahne'i. 38 yrs. STUCCO. BASEMENTS/ATTICS. Start tax planning now! em. to Triteclt, Sntem A, P.O. Box hqut Steak & Ale, Clark Licensed. NoMiddleManHt9-3426 CALL 574-1200 diyi3-6:30amMinimum$U2/mo. SAFE, EASY. INEXPENSIVE (9am- Earn $500 to $1,500 weekly exp. Sr/Cit. disc Shop at Home Ser. GENERALHOMEREP 494-1407 76. Chikls. Md. 21916. _£f 3N4440. W. Canter 757-W55 Call 2334310 9pm) tlt-5723 based on effort ' Additions. W/Decks. All types of Housekeeper. Edisoti. J10 per hour. WE WILL ACCEPT GAL fRIMY. Busy Mwtptpw deli- Upholstering. Reasonable prices. carp. «rwV Tiling. Some masonry. To save on taxes this year sonal interest (car loans, lery ten. needs a career minded in- EicellentwortingconditioniFri. or iioo-j«-:M»iii. ion Free pick-up t delivery. 62 yrs. in and in years ahead, tax- credit cards) is deductible. ASSISTANT Satoitly.Callanyewnini2a-3O21 MRS. KATI KitiBatn.G.Wells 3H4H7 CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR YOUR VISA OR dividual w/jood office sUIn t plee- Mr.Mn* business. Serntayan. U4-1217 M0VIIW8YaPE*tEHC£DMEH sent phone penon.tmtomer serv. & P/T Secretary. Lite typing. 1 BOB. HOROflCOMl Anything baths by JW Terrell Con- payers should begin plann- This deduction drops to 40 TO BOOKKEEPER tracting. Full t Partial Remodeling. RfTTENHOUS TRUCK SERVICE MASTERCARD dataentryexp.aplut 233-0310 Flex. Hours. Possible work at home. HA0OI1 ADVBOf ing now, advises the percent in 1988. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY expert repairs. Free E;t. 7504800 ucHo-rMoom . 241-9791 Office on Ford A«e.. off Rtl •Cerrf • Him • Crrifef Own your own apparel or shoe MACKIE & SEWING MACHINE SERVICE AND Newark District Office of — Dependent children: 'Arltkhk hr frirttt store, choose fromi J«on/- L Ha use Construction Co. specializ- CRANFORD REPAIRS. HOME AND FACTORY the Internal Revenue Ser- TYPIST Most bo able to type — HrtitM t Ceftwfmei SporHweor. Ladies, Men's, ing in Additions, Kitchens, Bath- This year, every dependent Models. Children 3 monttislo 17 yn. REEVES INC. rooms, Garages & Basements. Qual- MACHINES. S41-27I1 computer experience 1355 St. Ceerte Are., Oiildrens/Motemity, large vice. at least five years of age or 4 BEDROOMS wlfiog to team COM- No esp. nee. For placement.in »e*mr « 374-IW Sizes, Petite, Dorxeweor/ ity Workmanship. References sup- older who will be claimed HELP WANTED HELP WANTED helpful. 37'/J hour Catalogues, Brochures, Billboards MuranutMum plied.FreeEstAft5pm 283-0105 Collecting and maintain- Family room, fireplace,formal dining room, eat- Wedding p«t«rlitd typttattfng Aerobic, BriooLUngerit or Ac- SMALL JOBFJF.R week. Full benefits, call T.V. commercials. Excellentearnhii * cessories store. Add color ML HOME: IMPROVEMENTS. ANY ing good financial records on a tax return must have a in kitchen, all amenities. $267,900 (WSF1283) GUARANTEED READER TO READER Syrian twd IIM PC. potential. No schooling, no portfolio . PRIVATE analysis. Brands namesi Liz ovnu TYPE OF WORK DONE. CALL Invitations for interview 9am-4pm Handyman, Bathrooms, Kitchens, can help save taxpayers social security number. required. COMPLEX IV, 15 Gloria - Oafcome, Hearfrrntx, Onus, TtABixratima WESTFIELD OFFICE SECURITY GUARD VSt DC GCCVTfltt. 574-1200 or send INSTRUCTION $38-3146 Basements, A (tics Small Jobs also. RETAIL Lane, Fairfield. N.J. Call now for no; substantial time and moriey To obtain the number, WANT ADS • Atom Tabloid NEEDED by Lee, St. Michele, Forenza, Decks, Rep.Wind, Kit.. Bath &£smt. . Fife Estimate* - 4W»K>73 MERCHANDISING resume'. obligation interviaw. W2-J1M . Bugle Boy, Levi, Camp Bever- when they prepare their in- taxpayers should contact 233-5555 • Rahway New* Record Piano, Organ. Accordion lessons in Roofing. Carpentry. All types repairs. $ For part time position MMM apply: Secretary f/t typing & stem req. ly Hills, Organically Grown, H4»0e»Tfe«M..lMfc your home by Vic Zigmant MA. 33 Susp.ceilings.F/Est. 869-0185 come tax returns. the Elizabeth Social Securi- • Clark Patriot Personnel needed for travel In Regency 21* Centra! Av«. Perm. Position. Good benefit?, Lucia, over 3000 others, or 3 LINES 3 ISSUES 5 Saturday and Sunday ytarswperience. 925-1871 Kitchens, Bathrooms, basements Union County to call on retail N.J. ""ATOM TABLOID $13.99 one price designer, FENCING & ERECTING Examples of the types of ty office. The number to 11-.0"0 p.m. to 7:00 ~ preference to Railway residents. Remodeled: Wood Decks, Suspend- store to service garden seed • 219 Central Ave. murti tier pricing discount or KiTCHEN I DINETTE call is 1-800-272-1111. Guaranteed want ads — if item is not sold Rahway Public Library 3tM7tl ' ed Ceilings. Free Estimates. Call records that should be saved a.m. Experience a plus. displays on a seasonal basis. Come in — See family shoe store/Retail price Call SCHLOTT Rdnray, NJ 07065 P/TNaflconcernestablishingClark - STEVEorEO 541-4418«KJ-23M are income statements such For further assistance, 264 E. Broad St during first 3 issues, ad will run next Please call personnel or Approximately 30 hours per office. Has openings day-eve hours. unbelievable for top quality CHAIRS SI SO our Many Samples RECOVERED I i 233-5555 Westfleld, N.J. 3 issues fRlt. Call when all items are sold. apply in person at: week. No investment re- Students & homemakers welcome. shoes normally priced from PINCINO as Form VV-2, Forms with regard to tax matters, quired. No selling involved, $19. to $60. Over 250 DESKTOP EKcallentstartingsalary 815-1IX PAINTING & Choin link • all colors. Custom 1099-INT and 1099-DIV taxpayers may call toll-free but previous soles experience Government Jobs Train to •* • brands 2600 styles. $17,900 Guaronteed Reader to Reader wont ads ore -for DRI PRINT FOILS P^ up our FREE guklc ,o The Atom Tabloid FULL TIMI DECORATING wood mode-to-order. 100 for interest and dividends, 1-800-424-1040. non-commercial odvertisers only. Items for sale helpful. Some lifting required $15,400/572,500 Now Hiring, Ex- I RAVEL AGENT to $29,900: inventory, train- styles. CCA. Spruce. Cedor. 329 New Brunswick Av*. of up to 50 pounds. Must buying invitations and a *»™ »i . PUBLISHING LAYOUT/PASTE-UP ing, fixtures, airfare, grand medical receipts, tax must not exceed SI.000. Price and phone Railway, N.J. Groom's checklist. Open 9 Rahway, NJ. cel.Bene504-W7t22Eit.WW : TOUR GUIDE Senafai M WlaJ.y have dependable automobjle. POSITION Compilers to work f/t days « f/t opening, etc. Can open IS JOHN'S PAINTING. Int/Ext Pain- Visif Of tittarrwm tr cell for statements and cancelled Two free publications are number must be in ad Cash or Check for $5.00 382-6800 Fine opportunity for a respon- am to 5 p.m. Mon thru Fri. 574-1200 days nighbassemblinglooseleatpigesin '. AIRLINE ting. Paper Hanging. Bonded I Ins. free «t keaie •iriwett. checks. OPEN HOUSE SUN., 1/10 1-4 PM must be included with od. Au'os. Motorcycles. EOEM/F sible person in good health AlHE DINETTES available: Publication 920 numerical sequence. No exp. nee RESERVATIONIST Allcallsanswered. 574-0OS7 ilKK t WOOD FINC! CMP. Goroq«-Sfll«-ond-ft«il -htote -not-occept wtiodeslm a couple of morr Cor«er available in our compos- v FACTOR*WAR£H0US£ "Explanation -of the Tax tiberaTbenefitt:C«11 : PalntlngrExMtlenad.1ntn tor/tip— —In- addition, the Tax Rahway, 856 Maurice Ave. Guaronteed Reader to Reader section. ths employment each year (3 ing department. Full 1050 St. terior. VERY REASONABLE. Free Est, 3C-3WEOC/MF Surr locallv. full imfptn time. Mr. Loughlin Retma*. N.J. Reform Act of 1986 con- Reform Act for Indi- months edch spring, and HELP WSNTED Opening I CLERK TYPIST HELP WANTED benefits including profit Train on bve Airline coinpulcn. Fullinv24hr.ans.src. 4W-I234 396-9311 tained the following viduals", and Publication Possible Professional Location several weeks eoch foil). Age shoring. Experience PAITTIMI Home study-and resident training. (612)888-4228 Frank's Painting^ Free Estimate. CUSTOMER SERVICE is not a factor. Salary, ex- Financial aid available. Job place- changes which need to be 552, "Record Keeping for High Visibility corner of St. George Avenue, like new condi- Full Time Salesperson. Mint have necessary. Stop in Several hours eoch week after men! autsunoe. National Hdqln. 382-2141 Reasonable Prices. In Business 20 DEPT, penses ond mileage paid. i.tahthause PL, FL Individuals." They may be ucn » Mwiumwu MISC. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR RENT WE NEED PEOPLE car. Knowledge of Union & Mid- If you have working school. Must have car. Job years. 136-3161 considered now: tion thru-out, over 1030 sa. feet plus full basement, two NOTICE - PltOl* th«k your Primary responsibilities will Send letter of application in- anytime Monday thru f lECTRICAl to sell classified ids by phone. Typ- dlesex County area helpful. Full entails Instructing new car- ACT. nuvn SCHOOL E.T. Wallpaper hanging and pain- obtained by calling baths, landscaped & fenced property, with parking area. oil IV do» ii opptori Tht be to handle customer & cluding phone number and knowledge of com- Friday, 9am to 5pm or CLEANING SERVICtS — Personal interest: In phone correspondence. Appli- ing required. Flexible hours, ex- benefit] including Profit Sharing. riers who have been hired to CARPENTRY ting, 14 years experience. Free SERVICES Atom Tabloid will not b* Linden, mod, 5 room apt. Urge Kit, area code to Sally Delona.: 1987, 65 percent of all per- 1-800-424-3676. Sellers hove purchasedl. Must Sell I Submit offers I cant should be a good typist, perience not nKtsstrj, will train. Sorry, no information given over puters, we will train call 574-1200. deliver The Atom Tobloid. estimates. 574-3027 mpoimblt lo' *rrwi ohif dishwasher, w/w carpet a/c. $750 Ideal far senior citaens. LOOKING FOR 7 50 WPM, and be familiar with Must apply In person. 219 Centnl phone. For appointment only, you in the new and NU MAINTENANCE. Office Clean- J & M PAINTING. Interior, Exterior. Need an Electrician? Call WINDER the tint doy Coll th» mo. plusutililies. 381-6437 CRT. Salary commensurate NORTHRUP O* 574-U00 Any carpentry work. Small jobt in- NEW LISTING! $134,900! HOMEOWNERS Aw., Rthwry. WJ. cell 574-HOO ing, Daily, Weekly. Floor Waning. Fully insured. Free Estimates. Mike ELECTRIC Lic.6us.Permit No. 5736. ckmiiml 0«pi to mokt cor- Notice to prospective renters: Any with experience. exciting career of eluded, free Est' 28*0104 FreeEstimates. 39M44I KING COMPANY HIRING! Government jobs - your ""ATOMTXBLOID Skryha.JohnBack, 283-1578 388-0855 'idiom IN 1988 rents advertised herein for qualified Excellent Benefits. Apply in NMTED: 100 PEOflH We'll pay All types of remodeling. person, or call Personnel: art a. $15,000468,000 ctll you to lose up to 29 lbs. in the next Desktop Publishing. 219 Ofrtrd A««. PAHTOH DAYS ; Rodriguez Electrical Contractor. ENJOY THE FIREPLACE! Now starting our ex- real estate rental may be subject to P.O. Box 959 SINGLES ONLY Alum, siding, baths, decks, WJ1 CUMIKG. Wfl KPJUHT? g. hrteriea 7 (tap a Week. (102)1314115. Custom built New England style cape cod Jiame, olso has citing new EXXON any rebate or credit required by 382-6800 • Minneapolis, MN 30davs.CallMene mMU Starting salary open ReJnray, NJ. Major book publisher with of- basements, kitchens, paneling. HXKrTO£MED,CAU . Free Estimates. Cal RICHIE Licensed 4 Bonded No. 3894. Noiob READER TO READER WORK AT HOME. Pitt Time. fices in Avencl has cUricol 54M774 574-3453 too small. 636-3297 Free brochure for new Kitchen, Fdr, tiled bath, Full finished basement State Law (N.J.S.54:<-6.3 etseq.) OKI-PRINT FOIISJNC. Home Cleaning People wanted to FREE COPY Singles Publication. Free estimates. Call Joe, m-4244 VINYL SIDING PRO- JlOO's/week possible, Detiili position available for PT hrs TV Repair Shop. Mustsell entire con- 329 New BnnuwkfcJtvt. 55440 join successful cleaning services. F«f brnnfht Write Social AO-Ventures. P.O. Boi H 4 M Painting, Interior/Exterior, AMP Electric Inc. Residential. In- w/RecRm. Won't lost at this Pricel BASEBALL CARDS, 1988 Topps. GRAM. Qualify & your (l)»»-«7-W00EitW-Z105 5 days a week. 4-6 hrs. per tents. Usual electronic equipment Rahway, N.J. Iqval Opportunity Eapleyir Benefits/advancement 245-lMi 61. South Plaintield. N.J. 07080 HOME CLEANING CAM Free Estimates, Tom 548-4751 dustrial. Commercial. Lie. No.7532. Fleet & Oomuss lull wax, celo. rak home will display our plus parts. 634-3504 IOH Sl. Otorv *"• > day. Daytime/evening. For We h»e someone special for those CONSTRUCTION orJohn 396-1266 Free Est 201-753-2069 boMSframJU 28S-1608 more info, Call Evelyn, at OPEN HOUSE SUN., 1/10 1-4 PM siding at HUGH SAV- CaH fw btfrvtow FULL TIME coM. Winter nights! Low rates. BY PRIOf, INC. FOR PEOPLE ON THE GO Carmine's Painting. 3 average rooms John W. Paulikas * Son. Lie. Elec- tree plantings DINING RM SET, tbl. 4 chrs. unret. 111-0477 trical Contractors. 24 hour service. INGS. No money down. CIRCULATION DEPT. Match-Mates 4*4-2449 Industrial, Commercial. Personalized by you to meet {139. Interior/Exterior. Free hutch. Cherry. 3 yrsoW. EXCELLENT 9oa-4pn Nojobtoosmall. 283-2194 Rahway, 2095 Evans,St. 100% financing. REAL ESTATE !en$S-$llierhr. < Residential No job too big or your needs. Executive & Pro- Estimates ' 494-5808 COND.JIOOO. M1.-OT64 fessional Home Care, Inc. Rick's Painting. Interior. Exterior. MASY ELECTRIC. FULLY INSURED Now is the time to be understand descriptions to CALL NOW I GET UP TO General clerical, some Doaino* Phu . too small Free Estimates ' 374-1200 Free Estimates AND BONDED. LICENSE No. 8074. guide tree planting and $154,900! $1000 CASH REBATE. GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 (U typing, must be good at Drivers needed. Now hiring 245-1945 planning ahead for tree- FIREWOOD, split and delivered Budget TOOLS WANTED 574-1175 31*4044 CALLDAYOfiEVENING 499-9762 The best of starter homes! Fully improved, on a quiet repair) Delinquent tax property. Re- or scad rtsvat' for full & port time. Must planting projects next spr- care. $125 cord. $65 hall cotd. 286-2477 detail and have good D 750-91375091 5 Universal Electrical Contracting. street off West Scott possessions. For current tepo list. carand hove auto with insurant*, Classic Decorators. Wallpapering. ing, and a free brochure is The Conservation Trees 63S-0807 Call tO5-tl7-t0OOEiLGI«3ll telephone personality. valid drivers license. Ad- Usrt .Passenger Car Tires Wanted. Sanitas, Interior Painting. F/Est In- Ind. Comm., Resid., Ins. 4 Bonded. Avenue, has carefree ex- truck rental Apply in person anytime vancement opportunities can ASi , 311-0102. CARPETING sured.DonRusso. 321-1851 2lhr/ser.Uc/no,8478. 283-2682 available from^iThe Na- brochure includes these sec- ORGANS, $395. juitars$65. drums FURNITURE FOR SALE nos'ATOM TABLOID terior,. 1 st Fl Den/Office, $175. Organ lessons & service between 9 a.m. and 5 321-1770. 855-9300, or • AUTO WRECKER BELLINO: Painting. Interior & Ex- tional Arbor Day Founda- tions: Newer e-i Kitchen, Fdr, 750-3730, or visit Big pavings on used parts t cars. We available 276-7751 Contents of House! Queen Sofibtd p.m. The Atom Tabloid, EASTERN CARPET CLEANERS. Prrf. Attics, cetttn. gmin terior. 27 yr. experience. Free Ufen/etH An. ' buy disabled & wrecked cars. PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. tion to assist. • How to use windbreaks king sized Master $250, Wallunit glass & chrome 219 CMtral An. Cleanen ol Ctrnts & Uptnt. 2 rrrn. Disposal of contents. Fnje E»t CaH Estimate 283-3085 OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR, 6 mo Adorable pets need loving homes! 219 Central Ave., • ' 381-4252. Industnol. Commercial. $275. Dining Set glass & chrome U. KJ. 388-7215 The free brochure, called and shade trees to save Bedroom, Garage & Full old 7 teet by eight feet. $350 Young dogs, pups, cats & kittens. r, NJ 07065 P indium, mft tM-wa Residential $295. 2 desks, ei. $100. stove Rahway. Full benefits &- ..JUKKCAKWAJITED •ONOtB IWUKO neat basement. Sellers 969-2059 Healttty, neutered, shots. Great fam RON'S CARPET CLEANING. H0U- All Debris, Concrete.. Dirt Metil injured & Bonded Conservation Trees, uses energy in your home w/gnl! & rotiss»ri« $125. U»yU| hospitalizotion. .- * »3«-2457U have purchase! Submit SECf ETARIHl DEM, eicellent con- pets People for Animals 374-1073 WE LIVE UP TO DKt SPECW. «* Off! CQOO Remoted. Stempt Rimo«»d. •ram 14 Mwai Sank* colorful photos and illustra- • How to attract washer & dryer $150,9x12 onendl ' Junk Cars & Trucks. $254100. dition 54x24 with 40il9 keyboard RESUITS! Ml-WW Reasonable. Howart. 58H857 tree littawttl your offer today I '$175, 9x12 blue rug $125. Clown tions and easy-to- songbirds to your yard return $150. 3K-1997 INVENTORY 7-Day pick up. Call anytime. PArSTRUCTING Demolition of Gar- PAINTIIM pictures, paintings. & misc. items. •; . H2423S. DRY METHOD CARPET CLEANING 574-1175 SOFA, 10VESEAT. Berkhne. neutral HELP WANTED CONTACT RANDY ages, Ckunsp ward, Yarts, Cellars * UTUKMt — MTIIIOI • How to save trees dur- Reason, oflersconsidered 312-6248 Start ot $6.00 per hour. UMEHaTERTltAmS color moving. Must sell. 1 yr. old Houses. Fully Irmired 388-77O. WAUfATOt * VIXYl ing construction MOVING! Everything must go! Con- After 6 mo., eorn J7 per i 0U1/DOUS, TIN TOYS ia-im All types of tush rvnoMd.. losurtd IT. CAIPINTIT. (OOF PaidJUOO Now$65O 969-0123 hour. Uorn data entry & ac- tents of entire home. Furn.. ipplian, '. r, 721-3W3 24 hours prompt Mmt*v Frw TELEVISION SERVICES • How to save topsoil TRAILER, utility 4x8 heavy duty. counting skills. Flexfel* hours. uitfET tarns unjwrauA- toorouchtomcntionall 312-9W Estimate) DON'T OVERPAY - C0M- ntflBTIMATD and help farm profits with 16" tires i new wire $400. NETWORK NEWS available. Days, Phil's Towing. Pays cash lor junk COME TO OUR PtUSI CAlli S74-MI7 can. Call anytime .PAKOWIPmccSI VMK2 NORMAN'S TV SERVICE - Exp. ser- shelterbelts 3U4441 —_ CREDIT _ weekends. K2-0104 *u aiu Aiawato (ice for 20 yrs. Reasonable rates. SPECIAL • The right way to plant OPIN YOUR ACCOUNT HOW I ORI-PRINT FOILS, INC. Daysand Evenings. 494-W96 USED CARS & TRUCKS Furniture — Bedding It looking for Security IITUHMTMMU trees • '••>• . lomps. etc. Cd. 972-8698 • The right way to prune Welfore — Sociol Security Guards. P/T. Sat. ft EOE Can you buy Jeeps. Cars. 4x4's Sen- lesher-Dryer Repair Senrice. PLUM8ING i HEATING Newlyweds Accepted Sun. 11pm-7am. Co SANDE'S REPAIR M0 INSTAUA- SERVICES trees ed in drugraidsfor under $100?Call on Whtilpool. G. I.. Ken- Kopecyw JAY DIt FUtNITUM T10NS, Quality htndfwod It, lo.lacUlodar602-837-3401t.179 tocattd off St. G«orge SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th i on most mates tniaiels. Pruning Planting. Refflonls,.Ctmtf LPIIITSPtlJIIBWC IHtATlWC "The National Arbor IS71 Irving St.. lakwty. N.J Wgli. Cabling, Braarii. m-M« taiimiU}, lefinisliint. decmating.— '84 Renault Alliance, auto. p/s. p/b. Av*..Rahway. CaH per- Sr.Cittren'slOtdisc 574<2t9 "Emergency JenreTEKanTrig. Plumb- MOVING? lie 'PM00361 omwi VMCV assaMoHl-TOursetfeassaMoHlOrsetferr O442H Day Foundation's Conser- a/c. am/lm sterao Frt/whl/dnv6 -- fomwl. 382-6800— Tlte Bathroom repaired ' MR. FIX IT ing 1 Heating Repairs. Free Est Hot _*_ 3IISS33 - •TtoReaairi-Regive loose BEFORE U HAUL vation Trees program en- $2100otb/oAlt5pm 312-22)7 —BiTwifirraniouRsr" Remcdeted-Masonry Senice & Repairs. All makes & Water Heaters, Sump Pumps Lenny ITHMl* tiles! regrgub'ng, caulking. Call Rich Give us o coll & sove '78 Pontiac Grand Pru. p/s, p/b. Emery Gla«olaJll-4i07 models, Wasters. Dryers. Dish- Grieco, State lie. No.62495744480 courages Americans to BOATS FOR SALE [.O.I. tfttrSom. IP 5777 Sterling Express Mftving a/c. custom am/fm cass. Luxury M/F OF 10 A.M. AND 1 P.M. cs.fc; wasJert,W6 Senrice ctarge. Sr. Cil- •IMOVAL Expert plumbing & heating repairs. plant and manage trees to modelexccond price neg.312-9615 Foyers, New t Remcd. Guaranteed' iremJW discount. 541-7903 '" BEST IMPROVEMENTS Water heaters, dram cleaning. State & Delivery Service. Low rates by the day, Don't C« Wif 6fHfh PiMe*fr* ENTERTAINMENT CLERICAL Freeestimatn.- 283-22(2 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL. Rosenow, the Foundation's condition'$10,500 3124441 $ •SALESPEOPLE tile professionallf instilled af- caii uum Major book publisher with of- We feature Lincoln- 5off per day Mutt Voder. Pref. OJ. UfMi. 634-1919 REASONABUCALL 04-49*7 Phoenix Brokerage-Famous for low reasonable rates. Free EstmnbB.N»/ executive director, said. fices in Avtnel has good opp- Matiefaiilettaiew 750-2439. Mike Oteransky Plumbing & Heat_. SOFA—CHAIR cost iuto insurance, now giving free ty for,reliable indiv to take on Mercury and other fine or • PASTE UP AND LAY OUT jobtposmall " 212-1831 • . 24 Hn. Day . 2l3-Z4a,3IM733 ing. Repairs t Installations. Com-"' "The Conservation Trees quotes bv phone. 213-1440 FOR SALE OR RENT various clerical respon- Ml 388-5280 *• CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING - Spe- THtlWMC Ctt (I« B HUSK) "Hot sibilities. 7:45 to 3:45. Ex- cars in all sizes. And we 10%OFF WEEKLY ATCO mercial-Residential. NJ lie. No. Try cosing the ATOM SAGGING SEAT BOTTOMS brochure is a central part of •CLERICAL cialimg in Remodefint Repair-* TunesCool Pncet" Prof. DJ's. All • fwmf HUM •• cellent benefits. Please call 6461. Insured. Call • 388-1130 Rcoder to Reader Ads REBUILT IN YOUR HOME MISC FOR SALE feature Ford trucks RENTALS Newlmmiatiora.F/Est iSi occts1OBS.anTmusic. 541-2333 HOME ^ this educational project. It SINGING PRAISES ... Frank Buglione (2nd from right), Rahway H duplex w/gara{e, 3 qf 3I1-76M SPRINGS RETIEO bedrm. full attic, basement newly Cunning a Wedding or Party? NtW UNlNG. NEW serves as a useful guide for President of the Rahway Administrators and Super- You'll and vans. Budget^ AMERICAN IMPtOVEMENTS sot's You'll D0U BIRTH CERTIFICATE & ADOP- decorated, short walk to NY. trains Sorry, no phone calls ... LOU-MAR Musk. Music for aH occa- 'find IOIM HEAVY WEBBING people in all areas, whether visors Association (R.A.S.A.), presents a check to & shopping. Ref reg. No pets. 'find torn* -LUNG •••-.••: PUIMIING TION PAPERS. Send $1 cash lor G.V. Tili CO. siofr.-: M3-27W real 'ttsalV Sunshine Upholstery complete set & include sell $950/mo Aftet6pm 499-9436 real »Ual>' Free customer pick-up " '°£2SLS—^2?«-^2ii2?«^? 1 they lived in America's Rahway High School Choral Director Donald Pennell in MOSAIC JU0COAJMCTOI ASSOCIATION D«ck# Roofing, Siding, A HEATING . (You'll fo*l addressed, stamped envelope to , (You'll i-mlil i-anl'iit authorized finished. Free Est A Mttckoir. > ;• Ktttonablt Raits • WATO MATm Sola. $85 and 1 chair. $42.50 ' mir msna birth, weds, rethe, etc. (No bachelor H4-1W 1 HMI MrUClMMT servation Trees, The" Na- now accepting applications distribution (-enters lix-aled in must Car and sponsored the Rahway Public Schools Administrators. >leedlecraft _ttK300 y)KARM 727M79 • tiwa & MAM CUAMIHG Stole licenu No. 81 7 for those who need assistance Hudnet ..fflces Call 381-6363 Truck 219 CENTRAL AVENUE AU WOM 0MUMTHD . Magic (fun for your child's birth- FLOORSANOING tional Arbor Day Founda Also pictured, left to right, are William Cladek, R.A.S.A. REFRIGERATORS. Washers. Dryers. Sears MAIL YOUR HAH YOUR datWr with live rabbits t colored Floors sanded ( bitshed. natwW 3IS-1605 24 Mr. AM. SVC. tree (uimotes Fully Iniured Color TV's Good condition. Will with daily living. Pleose call Rental tion, Nebraska City, NE Treasurer; Eleanor Peris, Vico-President; and Donald 756-6029 AD IN TODAY! RAHWAY, N.J. 07065 381-4613 '. dwefWrMACICCatl 307077 andsttJaCaflAICnu. VUm ffMbt. M. Ik. He. *15« AD IN TODAY! WOOOMnDCf guarantee 754-72M/U5-0W4 434-0354 Ml-**7I 68410. Sobieski, Secretary. RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT .PAGE 10 THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1988 PAGE 11 II Adults only" open PUBLIC NOTICES. &GHOOU Uncle Sam contacting "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE houstotUCC IS YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY SEAT Union County College Open H6use.is basically for INSTALLED SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE senior earners SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW RIOR COURT OF NEW will conduct a free open adults who : are thinking CORRECTLY? JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, .', CHANCERY DIVISION, house "For Adults Only" about returning to college Over 700,000 letters «re year and provide an esti- ment. Most overpayments UNION COUNTY. mate of how much they ex- result from low estimates of UNION COUNTY, ARTHUR L JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL on Saturday, January 16 or attending college for the being sent to Social Security DOCKET NO. F-2482-87 -DOCKET NO. F-3745-87 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon in first time. beneficiaries in groups con- pect to earn during the cur- annual earnings reported to BERKELEY FEDERAL SAVINGS RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL PUBUC NOTICE SECURITY SAVINGS & LOAN the Faculty Lounge of the rent year. Social Security. PUBUC I ASSOCIATION, a New Jersey AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Administrators and sidered most likely to be IAL-A- AND RAHWAY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL Nomahcgan Building on Earnings over the annual 'When something hap- -corporation, PlahtJff VS DANIEU NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff VS. counselors will be available overpaid because of excess SHERIFFS SALE PACHECO, et al., Defendant CHARLES R. VALENTI and the Cranford Campus. to answer questions about Your child's safety depends on your willingness to earnings under the annual limit reduce the benefit $1 pens that causes a person to SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SHERIFF'S SALE • V. Week of January 11,1988 CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF MRS. CHARLES R. VALENTI, According to Mrs. Caryl admission procedures, pro- use the safety seat correctly . . . following the earnings test. The letters in- for every $2 of earnings earn more than the estimate JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW his wife, et als, Defendants - ., MONDAY JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. EXECUTION FOR SALE OF grams of study, career manufacturer's instructions . . . and to use it every vite them to update their over the limit. Current he gave Social Security, the UNION CCONTY. MORTGAGED PREMISES CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF Watkins of Long Valley, ad- UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. Luncheon Wa.1: Frankfurter on roll. time your child rides in a car. benefits are adjusted based change should be reported DOCKET NO. P-3725-85 By virtue of the above-stated writ EXECUTION FOR SALE OF missions representative.the counseling and financial estimates of their 1987 ear- F-3300-87 Luncheon No. 2: Batter dipped fish sub on bun immediately. Repayment is GOLDOME REALTY rREDrr of execution to me directed I shall MORTGAGED PREMISES. aid. Faculty members will nings, if necessary, to avoid on information contained in INVESTORS AND LENDERS, w/tartar sauce, cheese wedge. CORP. Plaintiff VS. HUBERT E. expose for sale by public vendue, in By virtue of the above-stated writ also be available to answer the earnings report. generally done J>y with- 25. LTD. Plaintiff VS. AB.S., INC., overpayment problems. Minimum Ad 1X3> BOYD, SR. et ux, et ab, ROOM 207, In the Court House, In of execution to me directed I shall Luncheon No. 3: Chicken salad sandwich. LIFE IS IN YOUR HANDS holding a portion of future Defendant. ANTIA BISCOLL and THE Fire safety tips questions. The 1987 annual exempt SERVICE the Ctty of Elizabeth, N.J. on expose for sale by public vendue. In Each of the above luncheons will contain choice checks, although the over- CIVIL ACTION. WRTT OF STATE OF NEW JERSEY. In addition, a CLEP (Col- The estimates were in- amounts are $6,000 for peo- WEDNESDAY,- Ae. .3rd. -daik.of. ROOM 207,m the Court House,-W of two: Potatoes, shredded lettuce, chilled julee. payment may be repaid in a EXECUTION FOR SALE OF FEBRUARY AX»., 1988 at two the C|ty of EBzabeth; N.J. on lege Level Examination cluded in the earnings ple" under 65 all of 1987 and CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF TUESDAY lump-sum. PEOPLE FOR —4 MORTGAGED PREMISES o'clock In the afternoon of said day. WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of The following winter fire Program) orientation will reports certain working $8,160 for people 65 WASHER By virtue of the obov^-f tated writ EXECUTION FOR SALE OF FEBRUARY A.D., 1988 at two Luncheon No. 1: Italian cheese calzone. MORTGAGED PREMISES File No. XFL 19,104 safety tips are provided by follow the Open House. beneficiaries are required to through 69. People may update their * $4000 * ANIMALS of execution to me directed I shall The property to be sold Is located o'clock In the afternoon of said day. Luncheon No. 2: Hot ham sandwich. earnings reports by phone expose for sale by pubtic vendue, In By virtue of the above-stated writ The property, to be sold Is located the Rahway Fire Dept., For further information, Djd You Know? send in by April 15. The annual mass mailing & of execution to me directed I shall In the City of Rahway in the County Luncheon No. 3: Egg salad sandwich. Chief James T. Heller Beneficiaries report how is part of an effort to reduce or by mail. The number US- '79 and newer Law Cost ROOM 207, In the Court House, tn of Union and State of New Jersey In the City of Rahway In the County call Mrs. Watkins at Toihiclcen a cream sauce, add a tablespoon of crushed the City of Elizabeth, NJ., onexpose for sale by pub&c vendue, In of Union, and State of New Jersey. Each of the above luncheons will contain choice — Never discard hot ashes dry cereal just before serving. much they earned the prior debt owed to the Govern- call is 1-800-272-1 LHr domestic cars ROOM 207, In the Court House, In Commonly known as: 1510 709-7514. u WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of Campbell Street, Rahway, New Commonly known as: 724 W. of two: tossed salad w/dresslng, vegetable, fruit. inside or near the home. DRYER the City of Elizabeth, NJ., on in any condition Spay/Neuter Clinic January A.D., 1988 at two o'dock Jersey. Inman Avenue, Rahway, New WEDNESDAY Place them in a metal con- WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of Jersey. In the afternoon of said day. Tax Lot No. 12 in Block No. 448 Luncheon No. 1: Chicken cutlet on bun ii 133 hillside Afe., Hillside Our No. 314977 — Your No. January A.D., 1988 at two o'clock tainer outside the well away REPAIRS Dimensions of Lot: (Approx- MOTORS-RADIATORS Quality Veterinary Care 6893. in the afternoon of said day. Tax Lot No. 30 in Block No. 596." Choice of two: potatoes, vegetable, fruit. from the house. PROMPT-COURTEOUS TRANSMISSIONS COMMONLY KNOWN AS 724 imately) 18 feet wide by 100 feet Dimensions of Lot (Approximate- Luncheon No. 2: Cheeseburger on bun. Property to be sold Is located In long — Never use a range or an & LOCAL SERVICE REAR ENDS'OSED TIRES For Appointment Please Call the City of Rahway, County of West Inman Avenue, RaKway, New ly) 50.00 feet wide by 100.00 feet Nearest Cross Street: Situated on long. Choice of two: potatoes, vegetable, fruit oven as a supplementary •J,i -i-f JII .> fh(in|i' Union and State of New Jersey. Jersey the westerly side of Campbell St., , Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with : Nearest Cross Street: Situated on heating device. Not only is f V.'(i!].r\ Arc iMudc ABLE METRO 1. Premises Is known as; 1346 DIMENSIONS OF LOT 1 414.47 feet from the northerly side the southerly side of W. Inman lettuce. SERVICE DIRECTORY 964-6887 (APPROXIMATELY): 51' by 99 it a safety hazard, it can be Jr. Ciliiem 10% ditcount Bruce's Moving & Storage Inc. vv 100,000 ecrti t rfofli an detfroyed in NJ. mnvafy Stockton St. of Elm Ave 2. Attorney's file number 6893 NEAREST CROSS STREET: Avenue, 51.67 feet from the. Will contain: fruit. a source of potentially toxic There Is due approximately easterly side of Princeton Avenue ALLAN'S WASHER Linden, NJ. became th»y an (mwanfed 3. Tax Lot No. 57, Block 796 Prkiceton Avenue THURSDAY fumes. Auto Wrecking Inc. Additional information can be $16,175.50 together with interest There Is due approximately & DRYER REPAIR emale Cats $20 • Female Dogs $25-$35 4. Approx. Dimensions: 37 feet at the contract rate of 7V4% on Luncheon No. 1: Spaghetti with meat sauce. RATED TOP QUALITY x 200 feet found In the Sheriffs Office of $53,817.67 together with lawful — If you use an electric RESIDENTIAL Male Caft $15 • Male Dogs $20-$30 Union County Lot 30, Block 596 $15,212.77 being the principal sum Interest from 9/30/87 and costs'. Will contain: bread and butter, shredded lettuce, heater, be sure not to Aluminum GUARINO BUILDERS AGENT 5. Nearest Cross Street: East in default (Including advances, If REPAIR SERVICE Homo Remodeling 574-0289 338-2457 There Is due approximately There Is a full legal description on fruit. ~ Pricts Jnc/ude ol huwcvfaffoRS iti Avenue any) from 10/15/87 to 11/12/87 overload the circuit. Only Vinyl Siding "First In Quality and SorvJce 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY 9HEHVIUE m RAHWAY ICC-MC107012 PC-00123 $34,245.48 together with lawful file in the Union County Sheriffs \There Is due approximately and lawful Interest thereafter and Luncheon No. 2: Veal cutlet with gravy on bun. use extension cords which lEEWlUE 4 INHAIHVENEl Interest from the 23rd day of Office. \ our specialty $78,680.83 together wtth lawful costs. Choice of two: potatoes, shredded lettuce, fruit. have necessary rating to > Complete Vinyl Sidings Custom Built Interest from August 3, 1987 and September 1987 and costs. The Sheriff reserved the right to" RtpkKtmtm There Is a full legal description on Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad In a pita. fxpert costs. There Is a full legal description on adjourn this sale. \ carry the amp load. Windows •ADDITIONS file In the Union County Sheriffs roofing » Additions ^^^ OVER 30 itAK tXPlRUHCt file In the Union County Sheriffs FOX AND FOX, ATTOHNEYS •. Will contain: shredded lettuce, fruit. — Avoid using electric « '•.•.••• • \ 'A'-it Gutttrs ^ Is a full legal decrtpUon on Office. •DORMERS file In thfi Union County Sheriffs Office. CX-109-04 (DJ & RNR) FRIDAY Storm Doors The Sheriff reserves the right to space heaters in bathrooms, Replacement Windows Office. The Sheriff reserves the right to RALPH FROEHUCH Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. •ADD-A LEVELS Wedding adjourn this sale. SHERIFF, or other areas where they I V&F AUTO BODY The Sheriff-reserves the right to adjourn this sale. Choice of two: carrot & celery sticks, vegetable, Sendee •KITCHEN EXPANSIONS RAHWAY TRAVEL ZUCKER, GOLDBERG, BECKER 41-12/31/87, 1/7, 1/14, may come in contact with adjourn this saleX^, SALVATORE ALFERI, SR 1 Discounts DOMESTIC & FOREIGN The Complete Body Shop Invitations ATTORNEY & ACKERMAN, ATTYS 1/21/88 Fee: $117.80 fresh fruit. water. Edward CaseL Atty." v CX-lll-04(DJ&RNR) 382-1362 TRAVEL CX-99-04 (DJ 8c RNR) ""N CX-97-04 (DJ & RNR) Luncheon No. 2: Turkey Chow Mein with — Frozen water pipes? 548-9175 FRIIISTIMATIS RALPH FROEHUCH MYn.Up. rrMbt. RALPH FROEHLICH vegetables. SIDING WED 0 GROUP TOURS • CRUISES RALPH FROEHUCH SHERIFF Never try to thaw them Domestic & Foreign SHERIFF SHERIFF RAIL Regency 41-12/31/87; 1/7, 1/14, Will contain: steamed rice, Chow Meln noodles, with a blow torch or other ROOFING |TAll. Corvette Specialists 4t-12/31/87; 1/7, 1/14 \ 4t-12/17, 12/24, fresh fruit. 12/31 & 1/7/88 Fee: $110.36 1/21/88 Fee: $125.24 PUBUC NOTICE open flame, (otherwise the WINDOWS CONFIRMATION-.: •V.ADF INSTANTLY & 1/21/87 Fee: $111.60 Luncheon No. 3: Ham salad sandwich. $200.00 OFF BY OUR ' ''•.*' J11RIZf 0 SYSTtM ALL INSURANCE pipe could conduct the heat A& A Come in — See any complete siding job* *«ri i Mil Auto WORK FULLY Choice of two: carrot & celery sticks, vegetable, and ignite the wall structure TREE SERVICE NO SERVICE CHARGE FOR our Many Samples -...PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that fresh fruit. inside the wall space.) Use 21 yrs. Special prices now In effect 4r Ik RESERVATIONS «J£" - -i ,w i - GUARANTEED David Ginfrida the" planning Board of the DAILY SPECIALS hot water or a UL labeled exporienco on replacement windows Recognized by Major Insurance Co.'s The Atom Tabloid PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE -PUBUC NOTICE TownshTfr-afXlark adopted Resolu- (19 yrs. Pick up our FREE guide 10 tion No. ST^^n November 10, - Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- device such as a hand held HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. INC. buying invitations and a 219 Central Ave. OKTHC MHGES w/G.E.) » EST 1946 "T{ Open Daily: 8am-5:30pm 1987 granting preliminary and final' made soup, Individual salads and desserts. dryer for thawing. Low Low Prices on 750-3550 OFFICE and SHOWROOM Groom's checklist. Open 9 Rahway, N.J. CITY OF RAHWAY Seniors "Join our family of am lo 5 p.m. Mon thru Fr-i. NOTICE OF NOTICE OF UNION COUNTY major subdivision approval-sp as to . Pre-announced specials. —if windows are used as 'With this coupon only. 24 ELM AVE, RAHWAY Saturday til noon — Closed Sunday 574-1200 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ANNUAL MEETING ' permit the subdivision of LoTs">44_, Diiceun! satisfied customers in 381-8800 REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL emergency exits in your 636-0278 CUSTOM Office: 227 Main Strut your neighborhood" 35 E. MILTON AVE. TAKE NOTICE that on the 19th On January 19, 1988 Reliance HEALTH COMMISSION and 45 In Block 40 (Clark 20 PROSPECT ST. day of January, 1988, a hearing will Savings and Loan Association will Township Tax Map) Into four new RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS home, practice using them Woodbrldgs, N.J. 07095 MEETING FREE ESTIMATES DECKS financing available RAHWAY hold the annual meeting of Its M«n.-M. 1-5 p.m. 499-7555 ,METUCHEN 321-6919, be held before the Board of Adjust- January 8, 1988 lots; two of said new lots to retain in the event fire should fULlY INSURED ment of Rahway on the appeal or members for the purpose of electing 10 A.M. frontage on Madison Hill Road and MONDAY strike. Be sure that all win- FIREWOOD . L application of the undersigned for directors and the transacting of any Rahway City Hall the remaining two lots to have fron- Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. dows open easily. Home relief so as to permit the erection of other business which may properly tage on newly created cul-de-sac ex-. Emergency Management Room Potatoes, shredded lettuce, chilled Juice. escape ladders am recom- Crtativt Touch (2) two-duplex houses having a be brought before such meeting. (BASEMENT) tending Partridge Run Road. Said Try casing the ATOM COMPLETE HOME Gain New if Pick In Buvnns 30 Y««r» _ Luncheon No. 2: Chicken salad sandwich. Reader to Rcador Ads Homt common wall at 1060 Broad Street, The meeting will be held at 7:30 PM City HaD Plaza Resolution was adopted pursuant mended. J?efW Old ANTONIO-J. PEREZ This Spot Andrew EverettrPh.Drlt is outside our arear P.OrBoir648- luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad In « pita—. i HOMI iMPftOVtMINTS SEAMLESS Qli y • Pickup & Delivery Cushions ' c/o Plsano & Triarsl, Esqs. OceansIdcTNTY;: class of • Complete Job Woodbrldge, NJ 07095 Shredded lettuce, fruit. ; \ ALUMINUM 382-0105 Co-Sponsored" by the In- 63 E. Westfield Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y.: 1968. AllTypcij For Less lt-1/7/88 Fee: $21.39 FRIDAY '< \ 1 Could GUTTERS stitute of Jewish Studies of RoseBe Park, N.J. 07204 Tilden, class of 1948; Great Neck, N.Y.: Great AWHIoni of Siding , * Roofing v Temple Emanuel and the lt-1/7/88 Fee $19.53 Midwood, class of 1963; Neck South, class of 1963. Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. \ Roofing/ •CLEAN OUTS Carrot ft celery sticks, vegetable, fresh fruit. \, When you fill out your Form M* 150 Gtfl. Mini • 'REPAIRS * Bast mi nfs , Congregational Church in James Madison, classes of Bronx, N.Y.: James W-4 or W-4A. "Employee'i Windows Be Yours * WtcfceBf/Borii« o 1936'38; Prospect Heights, -Luncheon No. 2: Ham salad sandwich. • taoflni/SMini ,CdihOnly : •LEAF GUARDS Westfield. Monroe, classes of 1958, Withholding Allowance INSTALLED classes of 1950-'55. LEARN Carrot & celery sticks, vegetable, fresh fruit. ' Senlct Available * Carptnfrv '•£ For more information, '63. '64-'68. Certificate,'' r«m«mb«ti • 5OFFET ( FASCIA * Pantfina ^ contact Temple Emanuel in Queens, N.Y.: If you can be claimed on your $41-1501 Sptcfal 39f/-4343 •AlUMINUM TRIM WORK Luncheons may contain Vi pint of whole or skim 541-73S6 574-1200 FREE ESTIMATES Westfield, 756 E. Broad St., Far Rockaway, classes of All of the above reunions CPR/ parent's or another person's tax Safe S*B-,541-27*7 Call 7S»*t»9 Fft. [IIHTWH 2 YEA, are scheduled for sometime milk. NoOWgoilon en dtcki 388-3563 232-6770. 1950--53, '57, '58, '6(W2, return, you generally cannot be without >/tx* 5740687 Mon.-Frl. M, J*. «•! Club offers cooking, Menu subject to change •ndadtfrioni '63, '68, '69-72,73, 75-78; this year, some not. until exempt from income tax Francis Lewis, classes of fall. Members of any of the PLEASE. Did You Know? A fine quality Pefflan rug withholding. To get it right, read lota a lifosaving PRICE ROOFING RppOramonl Wnoow, cosmetic classes BLUE KNIGHTS!! may contain •• many a* 1963, '68, 70-72, 73. listed classes should call the instructions that came with ART 8. HANK * ROOFING * 188 billion telephone call* 1# one million knots in every Red Cross CPR course. Oomptiio Homo imprcvwuMn • SHINGLES • are mad* In the United Riverhead, N.Y.: Mercy, 516-764-8833 and indicate your Form W-4 or W-4A. IMC. The Boys & Girls Club of three square feet. THF • HOT TAR • ings. Cooking class begins at A Pep Rally was held at States par year. class of 1968. which school and class. •• American Red Cross Did You Know? PALUMBO BAYS, BOWS & GARDEN WINDOWS Union, Inc. is now accep- 4 p.m., and ends at 5:15. Saint Mary's School, Nv Corona Giode - • SLATE • Mercury and Venus are the only planets in • C«t torn Fit Contioclors ting registrations for Cook- Cosmetic and Hair Design Rahway, on November 25. Cotretrtiction ing lessons and Cosmetic is from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. system that do not have moons. 00 • Draft Free SIDING Students dressed in blue and cotnpltttly 241-5519/M2-5524 • ALUMINUM • and Hair Design Class. The For further information Company InttoM • % Thermal fRCE CS1MAHS white and gathered to cheer H99 • WOOD • club has a varied schedule FAMOUS LAST WORDS • Mdtttoal • Dicks call 687-2697 and ask for their teams on to a suc- Colonia, N.J. • SashesjTift fit • foivfottd Vtar* • Siding • UUn HOME IMPROVEMENTS of instructional classes as FROM FRIENDS TO FRIENDS. • Inttfiif-Exttnor • SkMt Hock • Mtntfoin Maria Ferrara. Registration cessful season. Alierationi AND REPAIRS fapfi Corp«m\. l= "I've never felt i Design class is for the older •ALL GENERAL REPAIRS child lagc 10 and up). Par- "I think you've had a few too many." ticipants are taught about EMERGENCY LEAKS completely Installed "Yon kiddin, I can drive • TJb-ln Sash personal grooming, hy- ' opproved build up roof«r. • %" DwM« Pent Insulated glou w/aluminum caping, caulking PRINTING ALL WORK GUARANTEED giene, hair design, perms, irith my eyes closed." FUU UC. — FREE EST. • SoJM vinyl-eosy to eltan & removal of storm window manicures, skin care, per- • LETTERHEADS CAU TONY AT • WtM AWminwB mwfrr frame sonal etiquette and makeup CHEERLEADINQ SQUAD, St. Mary's School. Rahway: Bottom Row, from loft: Bevln "You're had too much to drink, N« tr4n fo« imetl application, among other •FLYERS Smullen, Karen Grant, Antoinette Santa Maria, April Santa Maria, Serina Ramos: let me drive." topic-. Center Row, from left: Leila Higa, Jenea Frasier, Bridget Colland, SdJJ^T LETTERS Both classes begin Rqwjrpm left: Coach Mary Ann V^tk^CttpTrRl "Nolxxiy driven mi/car bKFnW." January 12 and run •RESUMES through February 9. Both "Air you OK to drive?" • SALES BULLETINS Variety of sizes: are held on Tuesday even- few l>eert;?" • RULED FORMS Singles dance Variety of colors • LAYOUT a ARTWORK 2-Way Stick on Signs The Catholic Alumni CALL • LOGO DESIGNING 651| ADDITIONS Club of North Jersey, a Bumper Stickers Catholic Singles Club, will • NEWSLETTERS sponsor a dance on Friday, Licensed,,free Estimate* Insured, January 1 5. from 9 p.m. to fr STICK ON LABELS THE Financing Available 1 a.m.. at "Billy's" in Clif- Arm TABLOID ton. DRINKING AND DRIVING • ENVELOPES Admission is S6 for THE 219 Central Ave. (Nil! members and 57 for non- CAN KILL A FRIENDSHIP • POSTERS ^DELIVERY. members. For directions GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM, St. Mary's School, Rahway: Bottom Row, from left: Mar- ATOM Railway and further information call cy Niorena, Jennifer Louie, Maria Plistas, Chrissy Rozanskl; Center Row, from left: THE ATOM TARLOID TABLOID 219 CMtral Ave. SERVICE DIRECTORY Michael at 3250471 after 7 Coach Barb Piotkowsfll, Melissa Rusin, Laurie Mlone, Dora Gutierrez: Top Row, from US Department of Tramporfatkm 574-1200 p.m. left: Justine Hansen, Lisa Meyers, Jen King, Jen Gerow. I. . - MMwIyi H*Je **" PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/dLARK PATRIOT Radon test kit offered New Jersey homeowners companied by the full vironmental Protection in- can easily determine name, complete mailing ad- dicated that 33 percent of whether their residences are dress and zip code of the in- all homes tested in the state radon-free with the "do it dividual submitting the re- exceed federal guidelines for yourself" Radtrak testing quest. Telephone orders will maximum acceptable levels service, which can be ob- not be accepted, and all for radon gas. tained through the mail checks should be made When the test has been from the American Lung payable to Jhe American completed ajjd the monitor Association of New Jersey." Lung Association of New returned, the Lung Associa- The Association is offer- Jersey. tion will send an informa- ing its 3-month Radtrak tion packer to all par- IN LIVING COLOR ... Derrick Baker of Rahway and testing service to all New The Radtrak device, ticipants with advice on Debbie Pohl of Unden (left-and right-center respective- Jersey residents. manufactured by the R.S. how to interpret the results ly), assume pose as narrators In the Unden Summer The "do it yourself Landauer Company of of their test, what steps to Playhouse production of "Joseph and the Amazing device comes with easy-to- Glcnwood, IL, should be us- take if any are required, and Technicolor Dreamcoat," January^9 and" 10 at the read instructions and a ed during the winter important telephone Union County Arts Center, Rahway. Proceeds win return container. The cost heating season because numbers to call for further benefit the arts center. GaH 499-8226 for reservations' to borrow it is $24.95, and radon levels can be moreac- information and assistance. and more information. *• : ' , it can be obtained by curately measured when Results will be kept con- 7 writing to the Association windows and doors are clos- fidential. "Joseph../ to benefit at 1600 Route 22 East, ed. Union, NJ 07083. A recent survey by the county arts center Each order should be ac- NJ Department of En- The Union County Arts "Joseph..." proceeds will HAPPY E8SAYI8TS ... Arthur L. Johnson Regional write an essay on the topic of "America's Liberty — Our Center will present the ex- benefit the Union County High School students, Joanne Goldberg, left, Theresa Heritage," before reading the essay and making an citing reprise of the Linden- Arts Center organization, 1 Iliippy Vw Var Loong and Dana Mariano (right), were selected as their audio tape. Entrants were Judged on the written content Summer Playhouse produc- currently raising funds to school's 2nd,-3rd and 1st place winners, respectively, of their essays and on the quality of the speaking style tion of "Joseph and the restore the theatre as a from Phyllis Crofts of the Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program com- they displayed on the audjo tape. Her First Place win Amazing Technicolor county performing arts petition, sponsored by the John L. Ruddy Post 7363 of entitles Dana Mariano to compete on the district ievel. Dreamcoat" on Saturday, facility. This joint effort the Veterans of Foreign Wars In Clark. The task was to January 9 at 8 p.m. and on between the Union County to all our friends. Sunday, January JO at 2 Arts Center and the Linden WE MOVED JUST p.m. ~" Summer Playhouse will Playing to sold-out demonstrate the wealth of. THREE DOORS DOWN Young workers qualify for $$ disability $$ houses last summer, the talent in Union County. TO LARGER QUARTERS energetic Linden Summer Tickets are $8 and may Playhouse cast of young ^ Retirement, is a long way be purchased by calling the COME AND ENJOY OUR Disability insurance, for payments after an initial If a married worker musicians, dancers and off for young people, but example, is an important 5-month waiting period, box office at 49>-8226; 1988 becomes disabled, monthly singers will again entertain group discounts for 20 or NEW 'ELBOW ROOM' IN monthly retirement checks feature of the Social Securi- and the benefits are payable payments can also be made are only one of a package of audiences with their zestful more are available. The ty program for young any time before age 65. to the spouse and children. benefits available to anyone retelling of the Old Testa- Union County Arts Center Route 27, Colonia Shopping Plaza workers. It provides Benefits continue for as And if the person should who works long enough in ment story of Joseph and is located at 1601 Irving benefits to workers who are long as the person remains die, survivor's insurance Social Security-covered so severely disabled that his brothers, complete with Street, Rahway. disabled. will help protect the family. Colonia, NJ. 07067 » S employment. they will be unable to scenic wonders and dazzling A person who receives costumes. return to work for at least a disability benefits for 24 Did you know? year. months becomes eligible for Medicare, which can help Cats have no ability to A "worker can start meet the costs of health taste sweet things. receiving monthly disability care. WOODBRIDGE SIDING AND BUILDERS, CORP. 538 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., FORDS SPECL4LPRICES

CAN WE PLAY YET? ... Aspiring young soccer Visit Our Showroom players hope to get on a team. Registration is January 9 and 13. NOW IN EFFECT FOR See our displays Registration set for home— for spring soccer improvement Registration for Spring The cost of the program Boys and girls ages 5-12 Soccer will be held Satur- is S10 for the first child and (1983-1976) who are city day, January 9, 10 a.m. to $7 for the second in the residents may register. ideas 12 noon, and Wednesday same family. For more information, Jan. 13, 5:30-7 p.m., at the Registration forms will be call the Rahway Youth Soc- • SIDING Claude Reed Center, 1670 handed out in the schools cer Association: 388-2659 Irving St., Rahway. and will be available at the or 382 5613. Any registrations receiv- Rahway Recreation De- • ROOFING ed after Jan. 13 will be plac- partment, 1670 Irving St., CALL US NOW TO HELP YOU ed on a waiting list. Rahway. • BATHROOMS DECIDE THE RIGHT COLOR, • KITCHENS RIGHT BUDGET, AND DESIGN Get a grip FOR YOUR HOME ALL TYPES on the news! OF SIDING Find out what's happening REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Adding on . . . in the Rahway-Clark areal • Draft Free — Moisture Free • ADD A LEVEL SUBSCRIBE TO • Energy Saving — £ecotb •ADDITIONS Permanent Finish •DORMERS • Removeable Screens No Painting or Puttying increases the value Eliminates Storm Windows of your home Tilts-in For Easy Cleaning Union & Middlesex Counties Out of County and State Hours: Daily 9-6 1 Year $15.00 1 Year • $20.00 And Many More Thursday 9-8 2 Years • $27.50 2 Years • $37.50 3 Years • $40.00 3 Years • $55.00 • Prime Rtpfffcemenf Vfitufaws Saturday 9-2 Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News • Storm Mfetfrtfs • SWtrs Record or The Clark Patriot starting immediately. LICENSED and INSURED Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover • Bays • Bowt •Picture • Garden subscription. FINANCING AVAILABLE NAME PHONE We'll Give you a Sweet STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP ATE225-0331 219 CENTRAL AVE, RAHWAY, NJ. 0706S