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1 BBC I tux feivriii HBlllt reduces reliance to cost $1,069,000 on nrooertv tax che city must sell the land The contracts Involve did not Dsrform die work Tic RsSsray Redevelop- ment Agency is going outof for less man $691,000, it development of parcels oi they had "promised. business, and it Is going to will have to apply all pro- land by private firms. New Jersey County $67 million and $43 mil- ceeds toward the loan, and Second Ward Councilman He was told one devel- Boards of Taxation have cost die city and federal oper did not perform as he lion respectively. government $1,069,000 to die balance will be for- John C. Marsh questioned begun to release figures Estimated Income from given. the work being done under bad promised, but steps had which showhigherproperty close out Its outstanding been taken to cash a $17,000 the tax in fiscal year 1979 bond issue. the contracts. He said he tax rates for most muni- of $845 million is still Mr. said, "The city wanted to know if die devel- note of credit payable when cipalities this year than The city will pay $101,- die developer does not do over $100 million short of 000, die federal govern- will inherit vacant land and opers were going to cause last year. This Information me spending program level two contracts, but no bills." problems for the city If they the work he promised. has already evoked some of $962 million. ment will give the city an editorial outcry the tax re- additional $691,000 as' an form progTam enacted In The difference was made Interest-free loan, and die 1976 and 1977 Is not doing up by changing die home- balance will come from what legislators promised. stead rebate schedule from money in various redevel- two payments to one and opment agency accounts. To clear up some com- carrying over half a year's In addition, Robert E. School Board requests monly held misconceptions, appropriation to fiscal year a spokesman for the New 1979. Because die home- Rosa of Rosa Associates, Jersey Taxpayers Assn., stead rebate is a direct the city's planning consul- a non-profit, non-partisan payment, It is not reflected TRIPLE TEAMED. . .John Bartolomeo assists his wife, Mrs. Claire Bartolocijo, as tant, said, "We made cer- citizen research organiza- in property tax bills. Thus she prepares to leave Rahway Hospital, five days after Mrs. Bartolomeo gave birdi tain commitments to bor- tion, pointed out die pro- 02lu siout $700 million of to triplets. The babies, shown left to right, are: Edward Anthony, Michael John and row from die community gram was not intehde'd to the'total property taxes arc Christine Claire Bartoiourco. development fund to pay increase in sfste ®Id reduce total property tax- offset by die Income tax. off the bond lssus." es permanently or freeze The bond issue was due By R. R. Faszczewski them at any determined While "caps" help limit June 22, and city officials According to Frank Bru- custodial supplies for level, to reduce every tax- spending increases, they said they are closing out nette, city superintendent 1979-1980 to nine firms. payers' property taxes In do not prevent or prohibit the financial affairs of the The Rahway Board of of schools, the teaching — Tabled a motion to every municipality ' and mem. Moreover, cap3 are 7riphi$borninciiy, authority so they do not Education will ask Gov. staff in Rahway was facing appoint a city firm to do a keep them down or to re- no: applied to die bottom have to rewnew the bonds. Brendan T. Byrne to rec- reduction by 38 during the survey to a portin of die duce every taxpayers' total line of the budget. Numer- The annual interest on the ommend an increase in 1979-1980 school year. But Grover Cleveland School New Jersey tax burden. ous exemptions from trie million dollar-plus bond state aid for special edu- the layoffs were prevented property designated for a cap permit spending well issue Is $81,000. cation. by federal aid which pro- proposed parking lot.- Why then is it called a beyond die percentage lim- The board's decision, vided fordiereappointment — Approved die pur- "tax reform" program? itation. Mr. Rosa said a number Pint in nine ye@r$ of agency employes will reached unanimously on of "ail except one," Mr. chase oi $10,04i.i9 ofcar- The overallpragram meets New Jersey is a high June 18, is the of Brunette said. pedng for Franklin School one basic reform criterion continue on the payroll un- tax state. Its per capita ounce Michael John, was til all "paperwork" is die necessary increase in The appointments of and $6,745.60 ior carpet- in it reduced the propor- state-loeak tax burden A Linden woman came have twins, have twins. budget appropriations for summer school staffs at Ing for Roosevelt School tion of reliance oTithefocn! to Rahway Hospital mater- bom. One minute later he That way you can take care completed. rcnling ir. liscsl 157£- was followed by his identi- special suucztlsn in "£h- from Steepler Dr:?D~ S: property tax in die overall 1977 was seventh highest nity unit on June 13, a of one. and 1 can take care Alter the financial close- way coupled with the pro- the pre-school were also Carpet Co. of Hillside. state-local tax system. cal brother, five-pound Ed- of die other." out the city will be the among die 50 states. The month before she was due, ward Anthony. Tbe las; posed decrease in state approved. — Entered into a Joint In 1976 local property local property tax con- to give birth to what she Actually, Mrs. Bartolo- onwer of all unsold lands aid for die 1979-1980 The pre-school, feder- agreement' with Union thought would be one large baby to be delivered was meo realized she would • acquired by the renewal school yeear and its con- taxes topped 53.3 billion, tinues to be the single five-pound-12.5-ounce unit. ally-funded, during its July County Educational Ser- had increased at an annual largest New Jersey tax, baby boy. Much to her sur- Christine Claire. The bab- need some help caring for tinued decrease in 1980- session with an enrollment vices Commission to pur- rate of 10% for the prev- nearly triple the state prise, Mrs. Claire Barto- ies were delivered by Cae- die babies when she first A li-acre parcel on Main 1981. of 90, was assigned a staff chase No. 4 fuel oil from ious decade and accounted sales tax. The largest lomeo gave birth to not one, saiean section, which is a got home from rhe hospital. St. near die new municipal In addition the Board is of 18, including 10 teach- Eastern of New Jersey, Inc. for nearly 55% of total state propertlon of spending is not two, but three babies. She inquired with die Social building site will be offer- ers and five aides. of Jersey City for die 1979- common procedure in mul- ed for sale by die city. The requesting state statutes and local taxes. In 1978 Brill ar the local level, "I didn't have any idea *tniA hirths. Service Dept., while she iflH tu and ssn- The hi;* school pro- 1980 school year, I abojt >6.v Billion or 60% was at the uOSuiial iu see minimum sid on the prop- nn roy "Mrs. Bartolomeo was the erty will be $787,500, or a '"•sn!, ^hich the board df?- A ointed Neil Wil- sllghly under $3.3 billion of combined state-local than one baby until two if they could help her make public school teachers be cided'last month to restrict liams as a maintenance spending in 1978. hours before dellverywhen fifth woman on record to some arrangements. price set by an independent and represented about 46% have triplets at Rahway appraiser. revised to "allow the staf- failing seniors who would man for die 1979-1980 of total'state and local tax- they took X-rays and def- When asked if diere fing decisions of local otherwise have to remain school year, effective July Nearly 54% of die total initely saw two babies and Hospital. The last set of If die land is sold at die es. 1979 state budget of $4.4 triplets born at Rahway would be other changes in ' school districts to be in the educational system 1, at an annual salary of possibly a third," she said the Bartoloineo's life style, minimum price, die city $12,478. Why are local property billion is state aid money in astonishment. - Hospital was in 1970. must return die $691,000 based on merits and qual-. for at least, another sem-? taxes now beginning arise redistributed to local units Mrs. Bartolomeo said, Ity of service.^ - ' - •' -' esterrtfHT have a staff of — Authorized die pur- A. patient of Dr. Joseph "The average is rough- "Well, we live In a small loan to the federal govern- again? Stated Blmply, it is or used to fund programs ly, one set of triplets every ment out of the proceeds The Boardmembersplea five.. chase of a pickup truck with because annual spending that would be financed from Clllo, Dr. Ernest Geen- apartment, and we will be to die executive and leg- In other action, plow from Warnock-Ryan berg, and Dr. HerbertLan- 10 years at our hospital," . of die sale. the growth by local govern- property taxes at die local a hospital spokesman said. short on room. Also I plan- islative offices on die staff school body: Dodge, Inc. of Livingston ments, due mainly to infla- level. Property tax reduc- ger, all obstetricians at ned on going back to work The rest of the money cuts they have.been forced — Appointed an assist- at their low bid of $9,- tion, is larger than tbe Rahway Hospital, Mrs. "They have already de- after the baby, was born, will go to die Dapt. of Com- 118.53. tion can be achieved only veloped tieir own person- muiiity .Development. If, to make due to a decline ant band director for die Increase in Property Tax by increasing non-property Bartolomeo came to the and now that will have to in enrollment. 1979-1980 school year. — Agreed to enter into Dailnf !?•••.A M.M I**A «t hospital and In a matter nf ality characteristics," chanm rrtrt " due to economic conditions. three minutes became the •JOufi 25ai:i0i0rfic0 dtuuuliiis nanced by the personalin- income tax, orby signi- hospital celebrity. children. football assistants, the 1980" school year with cjrne rax. In the firflr twn ficant rednr.Hnn in Incal head and asnisrant fresh- Essex County Educational m yz*x a.m. utc UJTBC "F.dward Anthony is the years, income tax yields spending, suggests the tax- little guy," he said after fell short of estimates by payer spokesman. baby, five-pound-one- giving It a second thought freshman soccer coach, provide services for pri- to be sure he wasn't re- the boys freshman and jun- vate school students living ferring to the wrong baby. Eric Rlckes ior varsity basketball coa- in the district. ches; die girls freshman — Re-appointed Allen "Edward is the most ac- basketball coach, the win- Levine school dendst, tive. Whereas, die odier tract assistant and die Roger Pribush custodian boy, Michael John, is the swimming assistant. of school monies, Mrs. bla pfltor anA «lf»*>n«»r ftnrt — Again nameu William Virginia irembiey substi- Cfirlstine is the loudest, Dolan,bead baseball coach; tute call service, teaching vocalizing her impressions John Keefe, head Softball aides, and substitute tea- of die world," he said with coach; John Ward Byrne, chers. enthusiasm. Appointed general cam- diis initial campaign. We Judy Rickes, is active as a head spring track coach; — Re-named Mrs. Belle Although Mrs, Bartolo- algn chalrrr.2n for die plan to use diis mediod troop leader in the Rahway Dale Rice, head golf coach; bus routs meo had no idea she was nited Way of Rahway's again. Now people are fa- Girl Scouts and is a Brown- Budgake, Mrs. Joan Ree- B William Cladek, head boys seg, Mrs. Mary O'Brien having .triplets, her 11- 1979-1980 fund-raising miliar wldi it, I'm sure it ie Scout consultant. They tennis coach; Michael Pun- and Mrs. Loretta Matusai- supplies to three firms bids year-old daughter, Diane, campaign, was Eric Rickes, will become an United Way have three children. ko, assistant baseball By R.R. Fuszczewski of Terre Haute, Ind. had other ideas. reports Christopher Arm- of Rahway fund - raising ds non-tenured clerk-typ- - - Made awards of bids for medical supplies to three coach; James Marino, jun- ists for tie 1979-1980 firms and bids for'atfiletic strong, of the tradidon. ior varsity baseball coach; school year. A group of parents ftom for home economics supplies Throughout die preg- organization. A researchbiologistwith James Ladley, freshman die Linden Ave. area ol forihc 5979-i95G schooi year oiiu puysii^u cuUCation SUp- nancy, Diane kept saying An United Way volunteer Merck' & Co. in Rahway, baseball coach; Robert Rahway who seno dieir chil- to four firms, bids for music plieS to seven firms. to her mother•. Mommy, for three years, Mr. Rlck- Mr. Rlckes enjoys tiepre- Jackson, assistant varsity dren to Mother Seton Re- es has served on die Uni- servadon of historical track coach, and Fred Steu- gional High School in Clark ted Way Board of Directors landmarks in his extra ber, freshman trach coach. and last year directed, the time. He restored an 18di were told by Assistant general campaign. In last century house inRahwayon — Gave its approval for Superintendent of Schools year's fund-raising effort, the corner of W. Grand and football scrimmage prac- Nicholas F. Delmonaeo June he Initiated the first resi- St. George Aves. Explains tice to begin on Friday, 18 Rahway can no longer dential campaign whereby Mr. Rlckes, "This restor- Aug. 24. provide bus transportation to an United Way contribu- ation is an attempt to create — Okayed the summer the students. tions envelope is passed a colonial atmosphere on weight-lifting program for at St. Mary's that historical corner." this year. He explained any of the door-to-door by neighbor- St. Mary's R. C, Church ©11 weiftsre, drug abuse center ing residents. — Re-appointed 39 cus- of Rahway recently held its students who live within 2.5 He Is also Interested in todial and maintenance miles of the township school Concerning the effects of antique automobiles and Parish Council election. "Repeated public statements by fare board Includes freeholders as diis effort, he remarked, has collected several clas- personnel for die period Newly-elected members of do not have to be bused Democratic Freeholder Everett C. members, and both boards are con- "We are very pleased with from Sunday, July 1, of die council are: Mrs. John according to state law. He trolled by die same county court sic models. this year to Monday, June Lattlmore on die Union County wel- the successful results of Mr. Rlckes' wife, Mrs. (Joan) Sonatore, Frank Bl- added, however, any stu- fare crisis and die possible drug house gang," she noted. 30, of next ytar. anculli and James Curry. dents who are dropped from abuse clinic move are nothing but "Mr. Lattimore's attempt to evade — Awarded bids for They were chosen for die route and live beyond the attempts to cover up die present the freeholders' responsibility for Eric Rickes three-year terms. limit will be reimbursed S250 Democratic mismanagement and poor prompting the possible move to Mor- Council members re- a year for transportation. Judgments In our county government," ris Ave., Elizabeth, by tie drug elected for a second diree- Mrs. Blanche Banaslak charged dur-' abuse clinic Is cowardly," charged year term are Mrs. Her- In other action, die Board: ing her appearance before me Rahwcy die contender. bert (Joan) Brunt and Fred- - - Appointed Mrs. Lucy Republican Club on June 15. "Mr. Lattlmore protests the state erick Wolff. Angelo as an aide in Rahway The facts are die county Demo- had eight years to find a suitable site At the meedng die newly- Junior High School. cratic-controlled welfare board, on before tbe freeholders refused to elected members were seated s:;d the council elec- <\ • - Volcu four-io-i'our on nio^L innuendo member, hzs czcilti ted tiia oiiiceES iof die an unnecessary crisis in the welfare freeholders also bad years to pro- coming year. They are: .die widiholding of salary pose publicly suitable alyernate sites increases from a suspended office by ignoring die longstanding, ' Thomas Rooney, president; legimate and constructive criticism to the state. Did they? No. Why didn't QIB Mrs. Joan Berg, vice pres- • teacher, thus defeating die of the rank-and-flle professionals Freeholder Lattimore sit down with ident, and Mrs. Brunt, sec- rineasure. employed by die board, stated GOP die leaders ofthe communities served By R.R. Faszczewski retary. by the drug abuse clinic and come up - - Approved textbooks for Freeholder candidate, Mrs. Bana^iak. Mrs. Rooney appointed ,the 1979-1960 school year The result of tbe "mismanagement" wlti mutually acceptable alternate An appraisal firm, Sol sites, places acceptable to city and the following committee -43d the school curriculum for of Freeholder Lattimore and his Wel- Schachter, was hired by the chairmen: Edward Hoef- fare Board colleagues has been the neighborhood leaders, before refusing Rahway Board of Education ,1979-1980. to renew their contract? According llng, spiritual life; Mrs. - • Adopted the curriculum needless loss of many manbours of Juno 18 to appraise the Joseph (Mary) Peter, pa- work, substandard working condi- to his own explanation, he hadatleast Columbian School. .£aide for language arts in tions, a tremendous Increase in eight years to do it but apparently did rish life; Miss Carol Gor- ^kindergarten to 12th grade, rental expenditures, a shocking fire, nothing," she added. In other action, the Board: ing, social concerns; Wil- - - Authorized adult basic liam Bollwage, adminis- two English textbooks and a unprecedented turmoil and a rock- "The fact is the man 'doth protest tration; Mr. Wolff, educa- .Spanish textbook. bottom decline in employ morale, too much." Now, In die heat of crisis, education and high school tion, and Mrs. George (Pa- - • Adopted the 1979-1980 the candidate added. my Democratic opponents are willing equivalency programs for the. tricia) Armstrong, com- ^liday schedule for non-cer- "Now my opponent is trying to di- to give die clinic more time to find 1979-1980 school year. munications. , tificated 12-month employes. vert the public s attention by setting another site. Their change of mind is - - Transferred daytime The Parish Council up a study group on whether to end the not leadership, but government by adult school classes from - - Adopted a program to crisis. Clearly, it is time for a meets on the fourth Tues- • 4est every pupil in die district autonomy of the welfare board, when Columbian School to Rahway day of tie monli. the real need. Is a change on both the change, a time to face up to our ;&>r competency in his studies problems, consult the people and Junior High School for die welfare board and the Board of Chosen 1979-1980 school year. c«very year. 1 Freeholders," stated the Republican act decisively," concluded Mrs. - • Awarded a $14,066 con- hopeful. Bansiak, who is running with Jack - - Limited some of die My 4th fiic[ for a 1980 22-passenger Meeker of Westfield and Frank H. general adult school classes Ending die autonomy of the wel- Lear of Summit ior Union County from 10 weeks to nine weeks. . (itliuo! bus to I'. A. CcKut & iarc board will only bring an im- freeholders, ail of whom oppose die roof race deiaiii •Son of Thorofare. provement if there is a change on - - Awarded a S4.9O0 bid FOR THE WINNER. . .Atrophy will be awarded to the city school with the most points Morris Ave. site to which die clinic to Bauer Publishing & Print- and medals to winners of individual events at the foot races to be held at the Rahway - - Gave a contract for die Board of Chosen Freeholders may move. Chamber of Commerce "Holiday at Home" celebration at Rahway's Veteran's Mem- • 13,036.54 for magazine sub- because the welfare board Is ap- ing, Ltd. of Rahwiy for adult en page 8 pointed by the freeholders, the wel- school brochures for orial Field on Wednesday, July 4, witi a raindate of Saturday, July 7. Roosevelt ,'icriptions for 1979-1980 to School Principal Eugene Warga is shown displaying tie trophy. Popular Subscription Service 1979-1980. ftn THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1979 PAGE 3 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLAHK PATRIOT PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1979 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Mr. Jordan appointed City shooting Staked Motor Vehicle Case Mr. Partelki Nineteen get top rank in seventh-grade honors. to protecting home gets award The honor roll list for Sweda branch manager Eli Kablllio Karlene Osborne Gregory Wittko Bandy Stephensca Cindy 2usay •' |S A city man, charged with on the witness stand. ends in reformatory the school year at Rahway Horvath. 63, tried to break JUiilOi' Kigii Scuuui watt n»*l WooUfly Lynda Sutiicvsici .:| A former resident cf! announced last week. Frederick Siiiiiie*' beu), Joilll Vr". Jotu*u, jt U1CUU, A Staten Island man was He is charged with re- In the seventh grade, high Thanas.Keyworth Karyn Parker Robert Carbonaro. ii Sweda International as Los dena, Panorama City, Azusa shot 32-year-old tea- but was knocked down. Next sentenced to two-to-t h r e e ceiving a stolen motor ve- in entomology honors, which requires an Gradal and San Bernardino, Calif., neth Totten, also of Rahway, the daughter heard two HONOR ROLL Tracey Sysock Robert Clement . :•< Angeles branch manager. years in the New Jersey hicle, committing lar* average of 92 or better In Susan Martino Karen Peterson A native of Brooklyn, Mr. offices, also all branch sales to protect his home when he "pops," the two shots Hor- Reformatory for Men in the cecy and possessing burg- A former city resident, al major academic sub- administration, systems field saw Totten assaulting his vath testified earlier he had jects with no mark below Genevieve Noal Catrina Petteway James Algeo Gail Szoiak Carl Ccyne . •'$ Jordan is the son of Mrs. Union County Courthouse in lary tools in Rahway and Michael P. Parrella, a doctor Mary F. Jordan of Waldon sales and major accounts. daughter. fired from his shotgun. Elizabeth on June 15 for 84, was achieved by 19 Darrin Taynor Thomas Daneke ™ other places. of philosophy candidate at students, or approximately Christopher Shyster Robert Pfaff Harcalo Alcry Rd., Abingdon,. Va., and is The JciJans have two Charles Horvath testified Beverly Horvath, 25, had receiving a stolen motor Sentrncwi to «i» mnnths nf 0.71% oi tne 203-memoer A. IU.JJ.13 •>'. •MTJJV! ft the: former Miss sons, Brian Jordan, 21, and been dating Totten for three Susan Bachnann p.obert lioj-iio/ &\JUVa ii—in.- rr.i ."i< vehicle in Rahway. supervised treatment for po- andState University, was the class. Patricia Wiebush Lisa Rasmussen Mildred O'Donnell of Rah- Kevin Jordan, 20, and reside daughter in the kitchen of his years and Horvath testified Found guilty was Law- 1979 rsd™»!!t of the Grad- et 8213 Manchester the two would have argu- ssessing cocdsi in Cliri v/ss Thlrty-cce eighth gra- Janice 'Witheridga Darrsn fisuchbsch ' Barbara Belgio Janice Tortorello Jeffrey DsninsJd.' way. home u hie rdfe tried to rence Glenn Nichols, Jr. of Frank Broughton of 14 Ma- uate Student Award from the ders, or approximately Blvd., Playa Del Key, Calif. separate the two. ments and his daughter had 35 Norway Ave. donna PI., East Orange. Eastern Branch of the En- 9.42% of the 329 students Kathleen Kitheririge Robert Reinbold Michelle Bertelo Eva Tsistinas Robert Divila received black eyes a few Later, the daughter, Miss times. SUPPORTING LINEUP . . . Union County Register The case of Alvin t. Hart Broughton also pleaded tomological Society of In that class, achieved the POET-IN-RESIDENCE ... Mrs. Penny Harter Blhler, Beverly Horvath, testified high honor, and 27 ninth Lisa Yawarski Darin Riggi John pi.^TT* Div... v.'eaklanl Herman Donaldson a member of the poet-ln-the-classroom program at Richard Hatfield of Scotch Plains is shown left, with of 730 Garfield Ave., Jersey innocent to possessing a America. Mr. Parrella was Totten was drunk tht eight After his stepfather kicked left to right, UnlonCounty Freeholdercandidates, Frank City, was adjourned to a later controlled, dangerous sub- selected from the nominees graders, or about 7.05% Carol Fillraore Clark's Velley Road School, Is the daughter of Clark Mrs. Rajoppi,freeholder< him out of the house last of the 383-member class, Patricia Rizzo Susan Bowers Dorsey Wilkins residents, Mr. and Mrs. George Harter. Mrs. Blhler of the shooting, Feb. 12., H. Lehr of Summit; Mrs. Blanche Banaslak of Eliza- date. stance in the township. of Entomology departments Grade 7 and was more violent than he October, Totten began stay- beth; Jack Meeker of Westfield, and Mrs. Michael at the major universities in made the high honors list- HONOR ROLL Wendy Wills Janet Fiorelline attended Abraham Clark School, Charles H. Brewer ing in the basement of the Pleading innocent to a Ing. Gerard Ry^n Joe Ann Carbonaro School and Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School had ever been when he was (Lucille) Masdale of Scotch Plains, an aide to Mr. charge of attempting to ob- the eastern United States Kichele Antcmicci Michael Gabel previously drunk. Horvath borne at 533 E. Scott Hatfield. Register Hatfield, whose appointment as a and Cnnidp The honor roll requires Helen Sabolchick Tina Cardasi Beth Ann Wilson in the township. A graduate of DougUss College In New on White House panel John W. Jordan Ave. tain a controlled, dangerous an average of 84 or better Brunswick, she taught English In Sou* Plainfleld and The woman said when she county-wide campaign co-ordlnator for the Republican RWC aides substance by mis-represen- This award is presented to in all major subjects with Tracy Aulert Jalisa Galloway - Scotch Plains-Fanwood before Joining the poetry pro- for recognition nor can MUs Horvath said that fxei^iolder hopefuls was announced today, termed the Lisa Saparito Debbie Cichowski Regiaa. WicoE Sworn in as a member wouldn't give Totten money election of Mrs. Banasiak, Mr. Meeker, and Mr. Lehr tation in Rphway was Benny "promote interest in the no mark below 75. Among gram seven years ago. Students at the school are shown of the Commission on schools nominate them, In- for more alcohol, he began Totten drank less in the next Williams of 45 W. Sunset seventh graders 75 were David Bernard Roland Schlehuber Brett Downey Ann Karie Winters Thanas Gordon sharing ldeasabout poetry with Mra. Blhler. stead, they are chosen from Board plans few months and "nothing "essential to ending the inflationary spending policies science of entomology at the Presidential Scholars on pulling her hair, grabbing of the present Board of Chosen Freeholders. attend confab Ave., Red Bank. graduate level" and consists named to that list — about June 20, during White the results of the Prelimi- much happened" until Feb. 26.5% of the class. Sixty- Helen Bettle Lisa Schwartz Mary Ann Eckert Danielle' 'Wright Uendy Gray nary Scholastic Aptitude her throat and poking her A Hillside woman, Erlene of an all-expense-paid trip to House ceremonies that also 12. All presidents and depart- nine eighth graders, or Test/National MeritQuall- special meeting eyes. When her mother, Carter of 269 Oakland Terr., the annual meeting of the Stephanie Boyd Robert Edzek Patricia Gryziec honored 121 of the nation's Mrs. Catherine Horvath, mental chairwomen of the Raymond Shea Grade 9 brithtest high school fying Test taken in their pleaded innocent to obtain- Entomological Society of . Township pupils find Junior year. Today at 8 p.m. in the tried to intervene, she testi- Rhode Island cites two from township Sixth DiiLict of the New America in Denver, Colo., a Tracey Brerman K-r.-ii. •:..«• ;-U Angela Fisher HIGH HONOR ROLL Gordon Hand seniors, was Union County Roosevelt School audi- ing money under false pre- sums and 79 ninth graders, Freeholder Mrs. Joanne Mrs. Rajoppi explained fied, she was knocked down Two Clark studentswere A student may qualify quality point average and Jersey State Federation of tenses and uttering a forged cash award of S100 and a torium in Rahway, there for the dean's list in a Juniors and seniors by Women's Clubs met on or about 20.6% of the class, Jill Breza Carlette Smith Jerry Decker Ton±~Angelo Ann Henderson Rajoppi. those students who are con- five or six times. named to the dean's list of instrument in Rahway. permanent plaque. made the list. sidered for the honor are will be a special meeelng particular semester if he achieving a 3.2 quality point June 26 at a special council Stuart Buetaan Don Hora The vice chairwoman of of the city Boai-d ofEduca- Totten screamed "he was the University of Rhode A beech warrant was Mr. Parrella's research, The names of the honor Sherri Smith Ronald DePasqual Catherine Beute new interest in poems the Union County Board of sent Invitations to become Island in Kingston, R.I., or she achieves a certain average. called by the district vice tton for trie purpose of act- going to kill all three, the quality point average, Those named ware Miss issued for Diane Smith of conducted at the Shenan- roll students follow: lynn Bulava Lisa Kcack Chosen Freeholders was candidates through their ing on personnel and other father included, and burn for achieving a high aca- president, Mrs. Norman * • e Steven Steinoaeher Richard Dcnofrio Anita Bucci schools. The selection of demic standard in die based on the grades re- Mlndy J. Goldstein of 97 Ferrara, held in the Wo- 965-G LeesvUle Ave.. Rah- doah Valley Research Station • Although some students may not be enthusiastic' appointed to the commis- Board matters,, reports down the 'goddamn Kathy Cautillo Theresa Selly when toldthey are going to study poetry acd compose sion by President Jimmy some 1,000 anallsts and the spring semester of this ceived that semester. Liberty St. and William J. men's Club of Fords Club- way, on a charge of com- in Steeles Tavern, Va., over Grade 7 Barbara Svachak Jeffrey Garris Linda Carvella Mrs. MildredLleneck, act- house,' " said Miss Horvath Freshmen and sophomores Lambert of 28 Exeter Rd. mitting welfare fraud in Eli- the past two years, involves Sel£ own verie, m&y fifth- and sixth-grade students Carter and becomes the 121 students is made In the ing board secretary. year. house at 11 Corielle St., HIGH HONOR ROLL Christopher Clark Michael KLock spring of each year. qualify by achieving a 3.0 zabeth. development of pest man- Kenneth Tensple Anthony Gavlak Jacqueline Catrillo it VaUey Road School In Clark have quite the opposite first person from Union Fords. County to be so honored. Placed on probation for agement techniques for con- Patricia Cotte Francis Koozon Plans for the up-coming Rick Acuna Jennifer Unice Carol Gechtberg ?peraclP«»ng In a poet-ln-the-classroomwork- "This appointment is three years and fined $1,000 trol of tree fruit Insects in and being exposed to the creative talents of probably one of the moat club year were formulated for committing conspiracy in central Virginia. Glenn 3arrott 'Timothy Coyle Diar.o Ccttic Linda Kolesar and discussed, reports Mrs. James Vorrasi Donna Chrzanaisfci ^.irtonal poet. Mrs. Penny Harter Blhler, these . imnorunt of 3ren Lensch and the New Jersey State Council of tie Arts. said 121 scholars were se- Christine Kue David Rankins Prior to the sessions held with the children, Mrs. lected from public and pri- Victor Gavilar.es James Cirone Judith Leone Blhler held a workshop with the teachers from Valley vate high schools to receive Beatrice Xwicticirowi.cz Feny Reeves Road. In addition to sharing her ideas about the teach- personal recognition from Kichelle Gibbs Robert Currie ing of poeuy, she used her techniques on the faculty the Unit??* States Commis- xina Lisbona Karen Rhunsa and had taem write their own poetry. .... sioner of Education and by Claire Gilchrest Sarita Diliard Ksrcn Lcvsky The program at Valley Road was arranged by Mrs. the Commission on Presi- Latrecia Littles ivonna RoBak Rccc:£sry Lynch, school librarian: Further informa- dential Scholars. In addi- ^Lojjiicli pebciik* tion about lt'inay be obtained from Mrs. Lynch of the tion, they received medal- Paul McCarthy William Roberts Glen Kaith Steven Griffin Deborah Probus New Jersey State Council of the Arts, 27 W. State St., lions from the President Gerald McKenna Elena Rodriguez Trenton. commemorating the desig- Will1am Hansen Matthew Jones Jacqueline Siano The -following are examples of the work produced by nation. Brian Keehan .... Joseph Sankner the Valley Road students: . • .. The Senate candidate ex- Robert Keen John Slinski plained no cSgb award- wa» Susan Schinxel " ' "AGONY" ...... given to the winners but Thanas Maier oh Karen Soink By Michael Meehan, grade six they vlBlled with their Robert Sekley elected representatives iraber 'Kitchtock Mary HcKeown Barbara Sweetman The agony of defeat and others in public life. April Oswald Paula Horta Konicue IJicksns when you and only you tried your hardest. The students toured his- Richard panko HONOR ROLL Leah Jackson Allison ?arzykcwski your head bowed down low. » visted prominent peome £ n* _u_—J ~. • Dpphne Smith Vou wine off your tears. the capital andparticipaKa til z»yiii^uoia al tlic GauCc James Jakubovitz Ilathy Piegari Kerwin'Alexander Karc Smith crying again. Albert Price • You then go. of Education. Scott Jaskovic Xristy Kenneth Alves Marcus Smith One boy and one girl JL&riane Rodriguez Karen Pri-isier were picked from each Richard iarainskas Ricky Anslqy Karie Smith NO TITLE state, from the District of John Lucy Rodriguez Peter Raaos By Jan Guskind, grade six Columbia and from Puerto Kegan Archer Patty Sonatore ' Rico, while two were Karer. Hevere^o I am sitting on the beach chosen from those Amer- and I bear tne borne on me ships Loona Hichardscc going out to sea. and 15 were picked at~ Melissa Soczan Eiward Savard Susan Babich Colleen Sweeney large. Stephen Rotondo I bear a strnage noise. EFFECTIVE Laurie Kolesar Christina Schaitt Dorothy Bennett I look up Students may not apply Antoinette Szewczak directly to the commission AMMIJAS. Aay Sadowitz and see a schoul of baby whales Christine Kurutza Thcxas Schwartz Richard Bernard Kevin Tappin going out to sea. Danine Scirrotto They are calling each other. Miss Williamson YIELDON Diane Laig Stacy Skotek Theresa Bes£hcrne Jorge Toscano I almost know what they are saying. Susan Lazar Joseph Tirfco Frederick Singleton Juanita Bishop John Vernieri cited for studies At The National State Bank you can earn the highest ings Account today at the office of The Natlonal.State Rudy Lodzinski Louis Vcgel Wanda Smith Lisa Bladzinski "PARADISE" Bank nearest you. David Vill By Dorothy Przydzlal, grade six Interest a commercial bank Is allowed to pay on a Steven Solas Interest Is compounded dally from day of deposit to Joseph Mrozek Lori Washington Lisa Bcnteapo Judith Walski at (Mother Seton regular savings account. If you already have a I am sailing on a raft Flagship Savings Account at the Bank at the Sign of day of withdrawal and Is credited quarterly. You may Tcdd Breza Sharon irhite to see the true things in life. At the Annual Awards the Ship, you will automatically earn this new, higher open your Flagship Account with any amount, but I am sailing on a raft, Assembly held June 13 at $100 must be on deposit to earn this high Interest. David Brock Iichael Wisniewski thet leads me to paradise, Mother Seton Regional High rate. If you-don't, why delay, open your Flagship Sav- in an unknown land. Wendy Bryant School in dark, Miss lisa Lynn Witkowski Williamson, the daughter of The waves that carry my raft Robert Buckley Janine Wlazlowski are taking me to that paradise. Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. The paradise I will reach is full of Williamson of Rahway, was On May 25th. 1979, Community state Bank and Trust Company joined with Commercial Trust, a financial the recipient of three special institution with 80 years of banking experience, a proven track record of customer service, and now, assets laughter, Joy and happiness. at the Bank at the Sign of the Ship totaling over $450,000,000. awards for scholastic excel- The raft I am floating on Is lence. 1 Your old friends at Community Bank who served your financial needs so well In the past will continue to changing directions of my will. 2 /2 Year Certificate 1 Year Certificate 90 Day Certificate do so just as before. And if you notice a new spark of enthusiasm. It's because we're all very excited about She received a Certificate the banking services we will be offering, including a full line of Trust and Fiduciary services. Adoptees still await Tee paradise I was seeking for of Merit for both first-year 13 no more. American History, and You may continue to use your present Community Bank checkbook, deposit slips, savings passbook, But where I am, is. and loan coupons in conducting your banking business. third-year Italian and for the highest average in English. You'll find the same friendly faces at the same familiar places...and In addition keys to your hearth "SCHOOL CAYS" there's now a total of 28 convenient branches, where you'll be welcomed. By Catherine Connelly, grade five She was awarded a ' You'll soon discover that Commercial Trust is your kind of bank. leather-and-gold book. She Time his run out for Her kennel identification I sit in the classroom day by day. was also presented with the Whiskers, Duke and Prin- number Is 896S. I sit and think or hear the teacher say, School Service Award, a cess. These three pets lost Whiskers is a Sch- "Mathbook open, page 102." sterling silver charm, in rec- As I watch him, that Is what I do. ognition of her piano ac- their former homes due to nauzer-mlx, three-month-old No longer do 1 sit at all, a year "Your Kind of Bonk" •MMM.wiwit tnr monu 0^t&9 j=s!c -ho i: Kick with grey . I go to me board and do a problem End white ^is?"2;c. Kc- vffl Chut ij ~~-11 school srtivitiec. including tlon it Kindness Kennels, be medium size as an adult ;:I wonder If It Is rigiit or not. the high school graduation. 51,000 minimum deposit $1,000 minimum deposit $1,000 minimum deposit run by the Union County dog. His kennel identifica- But go back to my seat real quick Eail!«r this year, the stu- Interest on all of Iho above certlllcates Is compounded dally and payable quarterly. Society :• for the Prevention tion number is 8984. kurplopl dent was accepted for mem- Plus 26-Week High Rate Money Market Certificates CemmercioB Trust of Cruelty to Animals at 90 Newcomers in need of bership in the National Ask (or current rate at any office. Federal regulations prohibit compoundlno of Interest on this certlllcato. St. George Ave., Rahway. homes include a handsome, "POOR CHILD" Honor Society. Her name COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Althoagh they were men- bluc-cyes, gentle, male, . By Richard Martucci, grade five and high school biography $10,000 minimum deposit tioned in previous issues of will appear in the 1979 Redemptions of savings certificates can be made prior to maturl- 5500 In your regular personal checking account at the Bank at black-and-w h 11 e Siberian A poor child the paper, they are now hi Husky. This young dog has ; publication of "The Society tw however. Federal regulations require a substantial penalty. thee SigSlon of the Ship and your chackl.ig account Is CHARGE ... standing on a fire escape of Distinguished American FREE! And there Is no limit to the number of checks you draw, no need of immediate rescue. medium-length Husky hair •;•; crying and crying Speak to one of our savings counselors who. will be glad to Duke is a quiet, friendly, and a good disposition. His , with big tears rolling down his face. High School Students." discuss our various savings plans with you. charge for deposits. s w e e t-tempered, shaggy, kennel identification nuinber "His father dead. In September, she will Savo on Chocking Tool Maintain a monthly average balance of You're always at the helm when you Bank at the Sign of the Ship. brow n-and-whhe, f o u r- is 833. ' '; His mother sick, enter her senior year at formerly Community Bank month-old English Sheepdog Pepsi is a house-broken, '•••• and he stands still crying. Mother Seton. LINDEN: 601 No. Wood Avenue • 1000 Stiles Street • 100 No. Wood Avenue mil who ii partly Beojl. He is altered, black, male, 11- housebroken and will be month-old Cocker Spin- RAHWAY: 1515 Irving Street • 978 St. Georges Avenue medium size as an adult dog. iel-mix. He has sad, soulful He was accustomed to an eyes and long Spaniel ears. ROSELLE: Chestnut Street at Third Avenue eight-year-old child. Duke This friendly dog is a me- THE requires a home which win dium size but lafjer than a It. J. Miller gets mosters at Dartmouth In Union County telephone 925-3500 provide loyal love and cue. pure^bred Spaniel. He is an $1°° Admission •A city man,' Ronald J. and received a bachelor of turned from New Hamp- MOONAL Duke's kennel identification active dog who would do best shire after attending his Other offices in Hudson, Bergen, Middlesex, and Monmouth Counties number is 9327. in a home with older children Miller of «2 Orchard St., science degree in civil en- recently received a master gineering from Tufts Uni- graduation. Also attending- EQUAL HOUSING LENOER veraity ui 197-*. ric grsiuitior. •sere Dr. &SMEBANK of,business administration Offices throughout Union, Middlesex. ers both are paper trained energetic play with him. Hi* degree from the Amos Tuck He accepted a position and Mrs. Kenneth Miller fwiPHiJPiii, ilia ' and accustomed to children. kennel Identification numbe?. School of Dartmouth Col- with Arthur D. Little, Inc. and their daughter. Miss Hunlerdon and Mercer Counties lege In Hanover, N.H. In Cambridge, Mass. Lauren Miller, of Arling- Member FOtC First since 1812 Princess Is a six-month-old, is9394. '!;.' ton, Mass., and Thomas-. tri-c o 1 o r, s h o r t-hah-ed The shelter is a ^on-proDl 'He was graduated from The student Is the son MacNlsh of Hartland, W © FOOD ® Beagle-Terrier. She win be a organization that welcomes, R^hway HlghSchoollnl970 of Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. @ small dog when full grown. new members. Miller, who recently re-

•a—e THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1979 PAGE 5 RAHWAY NEWS-EECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 4 THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1979 RAHWAY NBWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PSE&G earnings up Art confeij Homeowners' center Councilwomnn Apelian $20 million over 1978 ftAHTOQT fobshsW to serve city residents at governmental confab A spokesman for Public ues rose to $2.3 billion from ?2.1 billion. • was Clark Hist Wa:d Coun- Service Electric and Gas Protect youf home Drehenslve effort to moke There was a conference Co. reported June 19 earn- Electric sales increased at dhresiis Mrs. Virgin!* New Jer«ey*» oldest wwkij — juuuuuhcu mm "We bring ii all to you. h?:r? o^!^!T°h1n available held mi uoui|l*»» CcScgc of ings ior the Hvc mortujo 2.1% in ;he first five mun- Member of This is how tne "rioaui to more families served by Rutgers University to Hew Apeiiui. ended May 31 were »

PAGE 6 THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1979 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Combined summer rites to start at churches Re?. Hermanns feted will preach on the following Beginning on Sunday, corner of E. Milton Ave. on July 1, 8 and 12, at themes: July 1, "When the Savings on utilities can Jul 8 Women should keep Church news July 1, at 9:30 a.m. three and Main St. for Summer Second Presbyterian on Ego Is Touched!" y > Rahway churches, Trinity Union Services. July 22 and 29 and Aug. < "The Slow Wearing-Down on 25th anniversary United Msthodlst, Second Each church will conduct 5 and at First Presbyterian Process," and July 15, Presbyterian and First Worship Services three on Aug. 12, 19 and 26. "Lifeboats with Holes help beat inflation consecutive Sundays at 9:30 The Rev. Donald B. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY A^frleet faom^SliM^axy^B Father Hermanns was Presbyterian, will gather Wdn't Float," all based own financial identity air conditioners continuously o ordained by The Most Rev. at Trlnltv Church at the a,m. They will be at Trinity Jones, pastor of Trinity, on the Bible. can be a big money saver. luumut* 3IiuI p tunlty Act, many women •Church members will worship with the Trinity United The Rev. Harold T. Her- Supplied by the Union County Co-operative Floor fans con be a money liftorhodlst congregation of Rahway on Sunday, July 1, at manns, recently celebra- of Newark, In St. Patrick's Union County Co-Operative feel there is still subtle Extension Service saver if used to cool a small Pro-Cathedral on May 29, discrimination against 9:30 a.m. ted the 25th anniversary of EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL FIRST UNITED MUTHODIST Extension Service them when they apply for area. It costs less to run a fan Three Rahway churches will be uniting for Sunday his ordination as a priest 1954. He was assigned to CHURCH OF RAHWAY CHURCH OF RAHWAY consumer credit or mort- With inflation putting the than an air conditioner. summer worship. Taking part in these union services In the Archdiocese ofNew- St. Mary's Church in Rah- Women, especially mar- squeeze on our spendable Check telephone toll ark. way in June, 1954. The congregation will greet a new pastor on Sunday. gage loans. Such dlncrlm- tax the next nine weeks are Trinity United Methodist He was born in Jersey Holy Communion will be celebrated on Sunday, July ried women, may have spe- ° ^ il income manv Deoole are areas. The front of the Cbr.rch for die flrst three weeks of July; Second Presby- He has served as splr- 1, at the 10 a.m. Worship Service. The Rev. Rudolph July 1, The Rev. Richard Djdinok. He and his wife and cial problems inestabiisn- Ciiu Miiu Jji'cw tip *rlnTit«Cy. rnoj mnrfftrntnr to St. assumptions women are looking for ways to save telephone book gives the terian Church July 22 to Aug. S and First Presbyterian P. Gibbs, Sr., pauiur, will oruClatv *Tti dcl'vcr u.c j-..-u^.-_ iroj. jo^l and Jpnnffer Dudlnak. moved into lng their own financial Church Aug. 12 to 27. He is the son of Mrs. Eliz- Mary's Holy Name Society, *e parsonage at 451 Seminary Ave. last week. Services Identity and keeping It poorer risks than men. money on household ex- various rates for local and , Joseph Dletz Post No. 361 Communion Meditation. Music will be presented by Remember when apply- penses. Costs can be re- long distance calls. Use a : The church office hours for July and the first two abeth Hermanns and the the Celestial Choir under the direction of Mrs. J. will be at 11 a.m. on July 1 and Sunday, July 8. Then throughout life. late Harold T. Her- of the Catholic War Veter- ing for credit, the general duced if some saving ways timer to keep telephone calls weeks of August will be 8:30 a.m. to noon beginning Stanley Parker, accompanied by the organist, Mrs. for six weeks there will be two services, one at 9 a.m. For example: Though considerations for grant- DENTIST. . .Pvt. Peter Tuesday, July 3. manns, Sr. ans and Ladles Auxiliary Joseph Bergen. Sunday Church School will commence znd another at 11 a.m. now illegal, since passage are practiced by all family within limits. Try to make The Rev. Fr. Hermanns . of Msgr. C. J. Kane Divi- The parishioners have been doing some extensive Ing credit, Include size and Tomaszewlcz, whose wife, members. your long distance calls when Vacation Church School will be held Monday to Friday, at 9 a.m. during the summer months. of the Equal Credit ODDor- stability of income, past Mrs. Eva Tomaszewicz, Aug. 13 to 17. Registration forms are available in attended St. Mary's School sion No. 3 of the Ancient Today a Prayer and Bible Study Meeting will be held renovation on the parsonage for two weeks. New panel- credit record, type of Job lives In Mountainside, re- Utility bills are one place the rates are lower. Design die church office. • In Nutley and St. Benedicts Order of Hibernians and at the home of Mrs. VesUne Marshall, and a prayer Ing, ceilings and carpodng have been Installed, and held by the applicant and cently completed, withtaon-. costs can be cut, and the telephones are more costly The members of "Old First Church" announced the Preparatory School In also as chaplain to the Rah- meeting will be conducted in the church at 8 p.m. many rooms have been painted. Miss Cifelli length of time at current ors, a basic dental special- savings can be enjoyed by all than the s t a n d a r d type. installation of their pastor. The Rev. RobertC. Powley, Newark. He worked for a way Police and Fire De- On Saturday, June 30, from noon to 7 p.m. a chicken The Rev. and Mrs. Koo Yong Na, Young In and Matt- address. ist course at the Academy family members. Check costs of all models of ' as moderator of the Presbytery of Elizabeth. The Rev. time at Bendix Aviation Co. partments. hew Dong-Il were the honored guests at a farewell A Mass of Thanksgiving and barbecue ribs dinner will be held at 1646 Mont- The difficulty Is unlike of Health Sciences of the Most homes use air con- telephones before installing. Mr. Fowley was Installed at the June 26 meeting of and then served in the Navy gomery St., sponsored by the Men's Club. At 2 p.m, luncheon. A special song was written for them and a gift Army at Fort Sam Hous- Presbytery which was held at "Old First Church." during the Second World for his years of service presented. Moving with the family to a Drew University gets degree, men, women have tended to ditioners, but too many Water waste is another the Young People's Division will gather. go in and out of the labor ton in Tex. He entered the The church is located at the corner of W. Grand War. After the service he to the people of St. Mary's On Monday, July 2, at 7:30 p.m. the Deborah Mis- apartment is Mrs. Esther Choi, mother of Mr, Na. Mr. homes have the thermostat area to save on utilities. Do Continued his education. He parish was celebrated on force while raising chil- Army in February of this set too low or cold. If the Ave. and Church St. The Spirit of the sionary Society will convene. Na will continue to be the pastor of the Morrlstown dren. After marriage, most year. The private is a not allow water to run while was graduated from Seton June 3 at the church. A Lord God is upon On Tuesday, July 3, at 7 p.m. the Youth Choir will Korean Church. on dean's list women change their sur- graduate of Jonathan Day- outside temperature is 90 clearing the table and Hall University and imma- reception and dinner for me; because the rehearse, followed by the Men's Chorus at 8 p.m. First United Methodist Church is located at 466 W. degrees, then a 75-degree putting away left-overs. Do . Z1ON LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY culate Conception Semin- family, friends and par- A township wjman. Miss names and financially ton Regional High School Mr. and Mrs. Vill Lord hath anointed The church is located at 253 Central Ave. Grand Ave. speaking, loose their inde- in Springfield. His parents, Fahrenheit or 80-d e g r e e only full loads in your clothes ary in Darlington. ishioners followed at the me to preach good Carolyn M. Cifelli of 15 pendence. Also, salaries Fahrenheit temperatuie on washer and dryer. The Service of Holy Communion on Sunday, July 1, Parish HalL Dawn Dr., was among the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. will be celebrated ay The Rev. Walter J.Maler, pastor, tidings unto the UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK for women have often been Tomaszewicz, live at 677 the air conditioner will be meek; he hath sent 380 undergraduate students lower than those for men, There are many ways of at 9 a.m. Child care will be available for infants and who received degrees from Jefferson Ave., Rahway. adequate and comfortable. saving nickels and dimes on married 50 years pre-nursery children. Older children are encouraged OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CH JRCH OF CLARK me to bind up the The Sunday morning Bible Class will begin at 10 and women have not tended broKen-hearted, to o'clock on July 1. It is a study of practical scriptural Capital University in Col- to hold Jobs at profession- Utilizing timers to turn on household operating expen- to worship with their parents. umbus, Ohio, at com- Miss Dohrman and off air conditioners for ses, but they do add up to A Toms River couple, formerly of Linden, Mr. and Vacation Church School will continue during the week, "More Than a Stephen" was chosen by the pastor. proclaim liberty to principles taught by the pastor. The Rev. Frank D. al levels equal to those of Mrs. Charlea A. Vlfi, celebrated their 5Orh wedding mencement exercises in men. Thus, general cir- times of use rather than run dollars. except on Wednesday, July 4, and will end on Friday, The Rev. Robert R. Kopp, as his sermon topic for the the captives, and Papandrea, to all ages. The Sunday Morning Worship May. She was awarded a cumstances alone maypre- health aide anniversary at a party given by their children at the ' July 5. The hours are from 9:30 a.m. to noon. 10 a.m. worship service on Sunday, July 1, from the the opening of the Service will begin at 11 o'clock. A nursery will be bachelor of science degree vent women from obtaining A city woman, Miss Karin honv of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. The church Is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. 3i£2e. Immediately following the service fellowship prison to them that provided for children under six. The Sunday Evening are bound; Service will commence at 7 o'clock. It is a rime of nursing and was gradua- credit and having their own Dohrman, was among 19 Joseph E. Vill, also of Toms River. will be provided In Fellowship Memorial Hall. The CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ted magna cum lauoe. financial Identity. Mass was celebrated by The Rt. Rev.Msgr. Lawrence Adult Bible Class will continue at 11 a.m. in the sanc- testimonies, song requests, prayer and preaching. women and two men com- Don't carry gasoline SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY IaU 61:1 On Wednesday, July 4, beginning at 10 a.m., a Women s G She was also named to MRS. TED FITZGERALD Donovan, pastor of St. Joseph's R.C. Church in Tom3 tuary; led by Dr. Robert Arnon. «J2S2"2J , the second semester dean's How can a married wom- pleting a 50-hour New Jersey River, followed by a reception. Alcoholics Anonymous will gather today at 9 p.m. Thou wilt keep, Fellowship will be held to help women to better under- state-c e r t i f i e d home- (The former Miss Susan Lucas) The congregation will worship at the Trinity United list at the university. an establish a credit rating Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiman of and tomorrow at 1 p.m. him in perfect stand their husbands and'children. A Men's Fellowship SEaBiaaSHGO1UH0S S53WX TUNSrOtTATION of her own? If she continues maker home-health aide Methodist Church of Rahway as part of the city's will be held on July 4 at 7:30 p.m. to guide the men of *J.»»HU To be eligible a student in trunk: Peticfc chief Florida, formerly of Newark. Mrs. Weiman was matron A daytime cruise around Manhattan, sponsored by peace, whose mind FUUDAYUJSIONSl UFTTlIM AVAI1AIU to work and help to pay training course, which quali- Union Summer Services at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, July the Women's Assn. with Circle No. 2, will taie place is stayed on thee: the church in fulfilling their responsibilities as hus- muse be enrolled full-ume Knowing we are all in- in ilie trunk and throughout of honor at the couple's wedding in St. Benedict s R.C. at the university and have bills, the marrle'd woman fies her to work as a home- Church in Newark on June 1, 1929. on Saturday, June 30. The trip will be aboard the sea because ha trusteth bands and fathers. 3814810 should make every effort volved In a serious gasoline the car. In addition, a sit- Miss Susan Lucas, Second Presbyterian Is located at 1221 New Bruns- - For further information, please telephone 574-1479. nstaast. earned at least a 3.4 aver- maker home-he<h aide. ting vehicle becomes a Mr. Vill a native of Newark, has been retired from explorer ship, ThunderbirdThunr, , whose ppersonnel will in thee. to. maintain her own credit situation, Rahway Police wick Ave. The Rev. Harold E. Van Horn is pastor. donatdt e theihi r rimei . TThh e group wiiiii lavleavee thth e OsceolOsceola UaM 26:3 The church is located at 4 Valley Rd. age for die semester on a and finance 'identity Working under the super- Chief Theodore E. Pol- "time bomb." A spark P. Ballaatlne & Sons since 1963. Mrs. Vill, the former o gp 4.0 basis. vision of a registered nurse, from any source will create Miss ZIta Canning Geoffroy, is a native of Lowell, parking lot at 10 a.m. PleasPlea e brinbi g picniii c lunclch aand through: hanv.s asked that no one Ted Fitzgerald marry beach chairs. and a social worker, these carry spare gasoline in an explosive force so hor- PARKWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH OF CLARK bh h — Keeping some charge rendous death and severe They have nine children, S3 grandchildren and 36 The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. accounts In her own name. new homemakers will be metal or plastic containers Wearing a gown of Alencon lace with a Queen Anne great-grandchildren. In the rear seat or trunk bodily harm can be expect- Sunday School classes on July 1 will be held at 10 — Having her own sav- assigned to help families or ed, the chief noted. neckline and carrying a bouquet of phaelenopsls orchids, a.m., and morning worship at 11 o'clock. The guest ings account in addition to individuals with health care of Ms or her vehicle. stephanotl8, ivy and baby's breath, Miss Susan Lucas, EVANGELISTIC CENTRE OF RAHWAY Those persons doing so "For the safety and well- preacher will be Kevin Osborne, a graduate of the a Joint one. in the home. the daughter of Mrs. Nicholas Lucas of 383 Koenlg Alliance School of Theology and Missions in Nyack, create their own "time being of yourselves, family f — Applying for a car They are employed by the PL, Rahway, and the late Mr. Lucas, was married on Dieters should wateh N.Y., and a resident of New Providence. He will also The morning worship service on Sunday, July 1, at loan in her name only. bomb." This is especially . members and your neigh- Saturday, April 21, to Ted Fitzgerald, the son of Mr. Visiting Homemaker Service bors, do not carry reserve preach at the 7 o'clock evening service. 11 o'clock will be led by The Rev. Paul F. McCarthy, *~~ Make stir** "h» nflfiQ so in the hot humid days and Mrs. William Fitzgerald of 1360 Maple Terr., who will pray for the sick and preach a Bible message. VfCUV During • period of 12 diyi and Is co-responsible for of Central Union County, a ahead. Gas fumes emitted supplies of gasolineinyour Rahway. The church is located on the corner of Westflold JJL vehicles," he concluded. and Denman Aves. The Rev. Stephen L. Bishop Is Sunday Schoolwlllconveneat9:45 a.m. with Bible clas- in 1906, marksman Adolph the accounts. non-profit, United Way, from the vents collect in a Officiating at the later-afternoon, douHe-ring cere- for new calorie labels ses for every age leveL Please telephone for trans- Toppervwin fired at 72.500 community organization. highly-volatile mass bom pastor. ^rgct: zni rr.!::cd only nta2 mony at St. Mary's R.C. Church in Rahway was The portation. At 7 p.m., there will be a Gospel service Rev.' Edward Myers. Supplied by the per tablespoon. 53 per ccr.: with singing, testimonies and a Bible message from Mrs. Lucas gave her daughter in marriage. Union County Co-operative less than regular mayon- The Rev. Mr. McCarthy. The rite, which featured William Blscardi as soloist Extension Service naise. There will be no mid-week service on Wednesday, and Mrs. Jeannette Pettit as organist, was followed - - Low or reduced-calorie Duo charge yields July 4. Immediately by a reception at the Landmark Inn In Beginning Sunday. July 1. foods must have complete Today from 1 to 3 p.m. the ladles will gather for Woodbrldge. you will start seeing some- nutrition labels showing the. prayer at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Roseberry at Serving as maid of honor was Miss Terri Malone of thing new on food labels, the calories per serving, the 834 Erudo St., Linden. SUMMIT where you Rahway, a friend of the bride. The bridesmaids were The Spanish Service will be at 7 o'clock Saturday FURNITURE terms low-calorie, reduced amount of protein , carbo- $230 in penalties Mrs. Denise Sandwald, the bride's sister, and the calorie, suear-free. s u % a r- night, June 3C. Jose Calldonio will lead the service. Misses Kris Kuhi and Christy Caraveila, ixitu friends hydrates and fat, the ner- !S e D less. and no sugar. SrimpAne rarps. "rv-=i-s-l'rsvcr at 382-8446. «* *•»»£ K~MA MI " ah*v£". Ths £c.vsr sir! ™zz Mies ™*igs of United States A dCuu*€ Charge, uXiViu£ ' '"" """""• The church Is located at'2052 St. George Ave. ~" it frrf RebeccaNusse of Westfiefd, the niece of trie bride. The Food and Drug Ad- Recommended Daily Allow- while under the influence of Please telephone 499-0040 for further information. ministration has defined alcohol and falling to have Refusing to leave the The best man was Robert Russo of Rahway, a friend ances for seven vitamins and Dunkln Donuts in Clarlr. of the groom. The ushers were Lee Wenner of Satellite them as follows: his vehilcle Inspected, minerals. earned Kurt D. Metz, 18, when asked to by police re- Beach, Fla., a cousin of the groom, and David Thornton - • Low-calorie foods must - - A food that is naturally Z!ON LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK and Peter Danielle, both friends of the groom from of 445 Oakridge Rd., Clark, sulted In a $25 fee for court contain no more than 40 low in calories,, lettuce, for a total of $210 fines, $20 costs for Ronald W. Pieclak Rahway. The second cousin of the groom from Lake- calories per serving. Holy Communion will be celebrated at the Sunday wood, Ryan, Fitzgerald, was the ring fearer.,.,/.; .,.. 1. example, cannot be labeled, 1; in court coats and 60 days . 01903 KentJL..j4nden. ' - - Reduced-calorie foods low-calorie lettuce. To do so on the revoked Ust in Clark Fined $S0 for eluding morning service on July 1 begilnning at 9:15 o'clock. The bridal attendants wore sea-foam color gowns This early worship hour will continue throughout July with long sleeves. must contain at least would suggest it has less Municipal Court las: week. police was Vincent one-third less caiories than The court collected ap- Scauzzo, 23, of 395 Willow and August. The maid of honor carried long-stemmed, white calories than other lettuce. Way, Clark. The Sunday School is In recess. However, children roses and the bridesmaids carried long-stemmed pink the food they are substitut- - • If a food is to be labeled ing for, and they must ex- age three and over may be enrolled for the fall term r^i=.«=. Thf* finu-ar cir! had 2 basket of ™Mte daisies sugar-free, su23r-!«s or no by telephoning the church office at 382-7320. _ and pink sweetheart'roses. plain the comparisons tuny sugar, it roust also fall into The church is locarea at ow Kanian Kd.. lhe nev. . Piililli/iiiHiiiwiiiiniiiur nines mwmw UO UIC isuci. rui crrntpi^, me category or low-caione or l gerald was graduated from Rutgers University In New reduced-c a 1 o r i e imita- r tii Brunswick last year. She is employed by the Youth reduced-calorie and labeled imm miniTiiiiii ~~Tjifnni' '"hr muuiima tion mayonnaise, 50 calories as such. Service Bureau of Union County. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST Here's a way to spice *jp Corning Ware Her husband was graduated from Union Catholic High So, if you are on a re- CHURCH OF R..HWAY Club. Each time you deposit an CTSBTC UfEll IIBESC Viih Th»»u«h fllE School In Scotch Plains In 1974. He attended Union ducing diet, compare the st state club confab your day. Get free Spice additional S100 or more la your College in Cranford and is employed by Northvllle Miss Johnson labels of the same product The Union Service of Worship with First and Sec- O'Life pattern Corning account you're entitled to nuu. JWITO. t>ui Industries as a terminal operator. and check the caloric con- •mussen, Jr. and Mr3. ond Presbyterian Churches of Rahway will be held at Ware just by saving at purchase any of the pieces in Six members of'the Rah- SUMMIT! This beautiful After a wedding trip to St. Thomas, United States named to tent. Thev could be different. way Woman's Club repre- Herbert B. Springer were Trinity at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 1. The service the promotion M greatly sented the club at tne tioth U reduced prices! Ask your Linden. Annual Convention of The Members of the city club Jo^es?Muslc wm"be'provlded by the Senior Choir under cookware is yours free SUMMIT banker for details. It's New Jersey State Federa- receiving awards in the the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. A nursery will be with a deposit from S500 great way to build your Corning at St. Elizabeth Engagement, tion of Women's Clubs at state competitions were available. , to S5000 or more in any Ware collection. Corning Ware the Playboy Resort and Mrs. John M. Yeckel for Today the Fair Workshop will gather at the church SUMMIT high-interest products are recommended for use in A May, 1979, graduate of her entries as follows: from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Vacation Bible School will the College of Saint Eliza- Country Club at Great savings account, except our 2b- Micro Wave ovens. woddir.g forms First place in professional continue to tomorrow from 9:30 a.m; to noon. One frrr #U per Juount while Mipplie* 1J*I beth in Convent Station, Gorge from May 15 to 18. Week Money Market Certificates. Mrs. Arthur J.DeLoren- photography, second place Tomorrow a commencement program for Vacation Minimum Jtn.'unt rtquurJ f»r gill must rrnuin *n Miss Mary Beth Johnson, See below for details. zo, president; Mrs. Tor In professional water Bible School will be held at 7:30 p.m. Jcpoii! for U months. Gifts nut JVJiljMr lot transfer was appointed admissions Join Our Special Coming Ware Club. PICK UP and SAVE Cedervall, first vice presi- color, second place in pro- On Saturday, June 30, the choir picnic will be held at of fund* within the Kink, or on SUMMIT'* 2e-V\Vrk DESKS counselor at the college by made available fessional brass rubbings With your initial deposit for free GRANDFATHER 1 p.m. _ ... dent, and Mrs, Kenneth A. Monry Markci Ortificittv SUMMIT .rvrvc- lh<- r. ht Roll Top Sister Elizabeth Ann Ma- and third place in profes- The church Is located at the corner of n. rviutun n c. Cuming Wiic you automatically K ;£--i COMPLETE STOCK OF mm Kirkbright, second vice T Offer ends July 13,1979 to -ub'.titute eomparjbtc itirn* nn jit mruh.iniW Knee Hole loney, of the Sisters of Forms are available for president, were delegates sional oils. and Main St. become a member of our Special Charity, president. placing an article announ- • and Mrs. William O. A Conservation and Gar- cing either a wedding or Rhoads, Mrs. Andrew Ras- den award for third place ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY Drop Lid Miss Johnson, the daugh- engagement in The Rahway was won by Mrs. Rasmys- Deposit $500 or more to a new or Deposit $2,500 or more to a new or Deposit $5,000 or more lo a new or existing savings account and choose from: ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter News-Record or The Clark- sen for her conservation The summer schedule is In effect. On July 1, the existing savings accounland choose from: existing savings account and choose from: Jchnsos of Clark, will be Patriot. Telephone 388- project, "Park Before and Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, there will be one service responsible for high school 0600 or write care of 1470 After.'' of Holy Eucharist in the church at 9:30 a.m. recruitment and will partici- Broad St., Rahway, N.J. In the literature awards The Junior and Senior Church Schools are in recess. pate in college information 07065, specifying which Mre. John F. Brown won Classes will resume early In September. Parents and ALL FROM fairs and programs under the form you want. first place for her story chlildren may attend church together as a family during direction of Sister Maureen The appropriate form get degrees entitled, "I Hold Him, Mis- the summer. UP MO/ nrr FAMOUS Sullivan of the Sisters of will be sent to you by mall. ter," In the short story The church is located at Irving St. and Elm Ave., MANUFACTURERS GIVING FOR OTHERS.. .Mrs. Patricia Kontra, a reg- Charity, director of admis- No forms are available for category and first place and The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin Is rector. Tosu/ourr istered nurse in Rahway Hospital pre-admission testing, sions. birth announcements, but in the report category for MANY IN STOCK is shown donating blood during the annual employe blood such stories are printed cat Montcloir her entry, "If It Be Not FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY drive. While an undergraduate free of charge when sub-* Now, It Will Come." Miss Johnson served as mitted. Six township residents Mrs. Rhoads assisted at At the Service of Worship on Sunday, July 1, at 9:45 president of Santa Rita Hall, For $8 the newspaper and five from the city had the convention by working a.m. The Rev. William L. Frederlckson, pastor, will CURIOS was a member of the resi- will print a two-column their degrees conferred at on the voting machines on preach. The director of music, James R. Lenney, will Hospital employes gi dence hall council and served photograph with the story, commencement exercises election day and also play the service at the organ console. The will be child CONSOLES on the Founders Day Com- if the picture sent to. us is at Montclalr State College worked in the capacity of black and white. If It is northern vice chairwoman care provided during the Worship Service. CREDENZAS mittee ana the Student life in Upper Montclair recent- of the American Home The church is located on the corner of Elm and largest Selection Committee. color, then the charge is ly. Esterbrook Aves. In The Area 511.75. There is no addi- Those from the township Dept, 40% OFF M bSood to summer drive She holds a bachelor of tional charge for having include Miss Ann Marie TO 30% OFF arts degree in sociology and more than one person in the Yarusavaoe of 21 Linda La. Before many Rahway Red Cross volunteers were has completed a sociology picture, be it a wedding or on hand to screen the parti- and Miss'Susan Jean Bar- S (3 Hospital employes go away :aS&r^ program with the ongsgemwit. The news- tolett of ill Rutgers B.d,, on vacation'this year, they cipants and to assist the Two2%cupPrtilf P*n* with ptiilK cowwnd rundl* donors. Kindlon Board of Education, paper will also run a two- : both completing bachelors will have given an extra half Dept. of Special Services. column script headline and"- degree work last month; the Second Annual hour of their rims and a pint From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. She is a member of St. complete account of the;, Mlsees Maryanne Dough- of blood for someone who the conference room at the wedding or background of ' erty of 227-16 Lexington has to stay behind. hospital was filled with ac- Agnes R.C. Parish in Clark the couple engaged. Blvd. and Therese Marie These employes are con- tivity, as employes volun- and is a graduate of Mount tarily assembled to donate. Both the photograph sup- Phelan of 18 Terhune Rd., cerned with die problem Saint Mary's Academy in pled to the newspaper, finishing work toward mas- during the summer months First-time donor, Rob- North Flainfield. plus the one the newspaper ters degrees In January of few blood donations are ert White, of X-ray, said, makes for printing pur- this year; Miss Patricia made; therefore, there Is a "I was a little nervous at poses, will be returned to Moore Schaafhausen of 75 definite problem In meeting first but realized later the sender. The newspaper, Victoria Dr., finishing her the blood naeda ofthecom- there was nothing to it." masters degree work In Etavis, likens will also supply a non- 1H pt Lipped Mrnu-rttr Saucepan with c A cup Teapot • HOW • SBMMS m-.'iity. This year. Flag Third time donor, Mrs. fading clipping of the story January of this year and Crab-It Set (two IS oz. bowU) Day, June 14, was chosen Edna Rodgers, an employe Nicholas R. Corby, Jr. of or chooic any ht. ile;n* from the for Rahway Hospital's An- health registered nurse, at no additional cost. MOO or SIJO0 eatejones •SflifflKER Those who do not wish to 17 Kenneth PL, finishing nual Summer Employe said, "I donate because I'm fops Marsh ; his masters work last mon- Blood Drive. have a photograph accom- Grand Priie$l©0.°° Clark: TlfflHJS • FIEXSTHL In the Betting everyday and th. 1050 Rantan Rd so I see the need for it" A city student. William pany their announcement 10 Wntiield Ave. • JSI-UOO "As hospital people, w; T. Marsh, a recent grad- are charged $5. They, too, all know how essential it "We are all making this Nay bachelors reclpl- ODD ad BSeOMIiaiED LN1S jffiCK uate of Rahway High School, will receive a complete ento from Rahway-include ..REGISTER mW» Elizabeth: is Co have life saving blood commitment to encourage was accepted for admis- US Jeflenon Ave. on hand, so we feel we volunteer donations of story with a two-column Miss Glna Marie DeNich- 1169 Eatt Jeraey Si blood as a humanitarian ac- sion to Davis & Elklns script head. The same type olas of 1337 Maple Terr., Sponsored by 100 FirM St • 3M-4OX EH) TABLES £50% OFF should be the first ones to College in Elklns, W. Va., •of clipping Is sen', to the' support a blood drive," tion for a chiild, a mother, Domlnlck Alexander Dl- Member FDIC U.lneaocu for the fall term begin- party Involved. Glorglo of 716 Elm Ave. said John L. Yoder, hos- an accident victim, Bome- ning In September. Coming Ware available at theie of Hcei only: Lrvtn-slon Mall (Upper Uvel| • W-J7K pital director. one undergoing open heart It is understood the and Gerard Wlchrowski of or purchaie thb Mr. Marsh Is the non of photograph, becomes the 171 V. Steams Sr, New Provll.n« Three Pwce Memi-ettr S-t The hospital, with its uuxgery or unyuue CIBC iii E£STY 1*3 Snya« Aw. * i77-o2uO iu< ru-l 15 CO need of blood/' Mr. Yoder Mr. and- rvirs. John C. property* of tho newspaper January bachelors re- *a-wa m m - present employe strength explained. Marsh of Rahway. He plans and is returned as a cipients from the dry were exceeding 600, bolstered to pursue a career lnbusi- courtesy. The newspaper Peter Richard Jaklemchek the blood supply through ness administration. 67 WESTFIELD AVE., CLARK SW Its annual drive b/93plnts. does not assume respon- of 875 Rayhon Terr, and 388-0154 "Lou of folki conftiM bad While attending high Jeffrey Joseph Kordyla of The drive was conducted sibility for material lost MASTER CMR6E - BflHM&BISflRB - 6.E. CREDIT msMgemtnt with darjny," school he was active in ice in the mails, although it is 1161 Broadway. by the New JerBey/New Kin Hubbard hockey, football and base- sent back "Return Postage York Blood Services, and ball. Guaranteed." THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1979 PAGE 9 PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 28,1979 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT yS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Dodgers bid for title Tennis professional Legion baseball team Bicycle race seeks in back-fo-baek upsets S CORNER The "last shall be first" is a saying which may hold RovHMafaml NAvt rn-rnn rntm n* rnf Dodwern. who linittheu rile rcKiilur begins park lessons season in last place, "pulled back-to-back upsets in Slmulify the game and make it as easy as possible olayoff competition to gain entry into the championship Greg Kalesckl hit a three-run homer in the first to learn In the basic theme Mark Holtzman, tennis round's best-of-three series with the first-place Twins inning to pace the Clark American Legion post to a professional at the Warinanco Park tennis courts In a.m., and It is expected a In tho. Clark Recreational Baseball Pony League. to Westfleld on Sunday, July Ken Wenk, M:ke McLeod, The traditional "Holiday and back again to Irving 5-4 win over the Westfield Post In a gams played at Roselle uses when teaching the sport. The Rahway Post No. 5 Mark Thomas, Dave Bar- national speed record may In the opening-round contest Dodger hurlers, Chris Nolan Field In Clark. "Too often, indents are bogged down In total body American Legion Baseball 1, for an 11 a.m. game. at Home" bicycle race will St. 1 The Rahway team mem- uka, Albert Smith, Chuck be run in the downtown The senior race will be broken In this event. Gulbin, Doug Morton and Rich Kovatch linked efforts - Kalesckl's blast brought home Steve Llssner and composition,' he explained. "They worry about whatto Team, coached by Tom The first bicycle racing to post a 7-6 victory 07er the Reds. Durbln, Jim Crowell and bers are Lou Wisnowskl, Famii, Vinnle Fam.i, Bob Rahway business section start around 11:10 a.m., Roman Monies who each singled, Clark, 1-2. scored do with their hantts and their feet, but not about hitting Matt Argano, Tom Foster, Mika, Mike Albert, Frank on Wednesday. July 4. The a 50-mlle npeed race run In Rahway began back In The Dodger offense was most productive in die fourth aizin in the. second on an error. Westftaia. which Ranriv Ruffain. will rravel inning when five runners touched Some." roemarc h Jaclk, Kory ^auiwuH, Sob course, well known to ama- under me guidance u£ die • .scored once in the first, tied the game in the third ""Lesions do not emphasize changing the student's Backley, Raphael Ortiz, teur cyclists all over the United States Cycling Fed- of a local merchant, An- began, as three Dodgers reached base on free passes when Keith Collichlo tripled home a pair of runs and but perfecting it. Private lessons are taught on thony Horllng,Sr.,tbe foun- followed by a Jeff Krauss single, a base-clearing double game, . Tim Keen and Len Meyers. country, will be identical eration, the largest bicycle POTENT PEDDLERS ... A few participants of erne '-'was driven in by Bob Hearon's hit. in hourly and half-houriy basis and are open to The rest of the Rahway to preceedlng years run- racing organization of Its der of Anthony's Bike and by Rich Kovatch and a follow-up double by Doug Morton, 111 Clark's-Mike Assini relieved starter BUI Colaneri both an hourly — ••— —— —-—* Brewer honors puplis ning Irving St. to E. Milton Key Shop. Mr. Horllng/s delivering Kovatch. of the bicycle trips at Charles H. Brewer School to all regardless of age. The 1979 Junior Tennis Academy, FRIDAY MORNING HEROES. . .The Yankees, a groin schedule follows: kind In this country. There riork Rhnwn left to rlabt. are: Lisa Asal, Diane -'In the trip of the fourth and shutout the losers, who of seventh and eighth graders from the Charles H, Tuesday, July 3, Spring- Ave. and then up Main St. will also be a Junior 15- two sons continue their te- The Dodger offensive leaders were Krauss with two •-are 0-2, the rest of me way, allowing only one hit a series of four two-week lessons geared to youth 10 ther's business with their singles and Kovatch with three runs batted In. LaMistra, Ed PaS, LlsaMper and Alan Etaenhauor. to 17 years of age, started June 26 with subsequent Brewer School in Clark, won the Third Annual Friday field at Rahway River Park. nille race beginning at 10 while striking out three. He was the benefactor of Friday, July 5, at Clark. mother, Mrs. Anthony Hor- The Reds, although connecting for more hits than the Ekalescki's winning single in the laat of the seventh, sessions beginning Tuesdays, July 10, July 24 and Aug. Morning Softball Championship at the school by com- for studies, athletics ling, Sr. The Horllng fam- Dodgers, were not able to get the right run-producing Positive attitude is the only requirement for these piUng a 5-1 record in the six-game season. They Sunday, July 8, Linden it gvihlch sent Chuck Relchers over the plate. It was his were followed by tie Dodgers who were 3-3, the Giants Many awards for recog- ment, Sharon Kldorf; folk- Rahway. ily has also continued their combinations. Rich Segotta, who suffered the loss, lea Phrot win of the season. tennis lessons given at the clay courts in the park. lore, Glenn Carrick, and love for competitive cy- the Red's oXfense with three hits, which delivered three at 2-4 and die Reds at 2-4. The winning team was cap- nition, participation and Tuesday, July 17, at Ro- |B- . * • • "Age doesn't matter," Holtzman explained. A stu- tained by eighth grader, Jeff Gannon. The members of service were given to composition, Catharina selle. cling and has been involved teammates across the plate. g' Cindy Schroeder of Clark was named co-holder of dent can be 10 or 70. As long aB he has the positive Groeneveid. over the years In helping AWARD-WINNING STANCE ... Scott Martin broke • • * the Charles H. Brewer Officials club served as um- pupils at the award as- Wednesday, July 25, Ro- Trie. Union College's Scholar-Athlete Award for the attitude, he/will learn." „ pires. Team members, shown left to right, are: Kneel- sembly at Clark's Charles The Faculty Award, selle at Rahway. with different aspects of school records in seven sports to win the Charles H. hi an abbreviated contest against the Mets, which was . school year of 1978-1979. Most tennis students are classified as low novice, based on academic excel- the event. Brewer School Physical Education Award in Clark called because of lightning after four Innings, the ing, Cathy Caruano, Captain, Gannon; Chris Columbo, H. Brewer School. The Clark American Le- To -be eligible for the award, the students must have which means they are new players who haven t de- Stan Goldfarb' and Rose Mary Hrudowsky; standing, The major awards pre- lence, citizenship, school gion Team will hostLlndin It was also during the recently. Dodgers recorded their second upset victory 8-5. participated in intercollegiate athletics for two years veloped bad playing habits. Intermediate and advanced service, human qualities law 1920's an Union Coun- Tn2 Met's scoring began with two out in the first Kurt Richter, Erik Rosenmler, Cindy Gallszewskl, Chris sented to students at this on July 1 at Nolan Field in :-»ad have a 3,0 average. players can enroll In brush-up and remedial private Cwieka and Lisa Kemplnski. annual program include tbe and leadership, was Clack, Kahway on July 5, ty bicycle racer began a inning on back-to-back hits by Bob Kraus, Marty , ' A graduate of Arthur L. Johnson Regional of Clark, lessons. awarded to Cynthia Galis- professional racing car- Sowinski, Paul Mallick and Paul Cymansky, which following. Sportsmanship Union on Tuesday, July 10, . she was a member of die. school's women's tennis awards want to Donald zewskl. and will travel to Union for eer that would gain him Record-ssetter, Martin, accounted for three runs. Other tallies were chalied-up ' team and was elected to the president's list for the The Ramapo Mountain State Forest Hike will high- Two Service to Brewer national speed records and when Harry Brandt' singled and touched home on a Guarriello and Lisa Kem- a night game on Friday, " fall, 1978, semester. light this weekend's schedule of events sponsored by pinski. The outstanding Awards were also pre- July 13. On Sunday, July world-wide fame. That fielder's choice off the bat of Ray Power. In a later the Union County Hiking Club. Hikers will gather on Mrs. Hayden wins sented. Including one on gentleman's name Is Fred- inning Power walked and scored on a Sowlnakl triple f athletes trophies went to 15, they will travel to West- In a Union County Baseball League game the Middle- Saturday, June 30, at 10 a.m. at the Ramapo Mountain Thomas Ameen and Chris- behalf of the PTA to Mrs. field and on Mcnday, July ale Spencer and It is to wins award at Brewer to deep center. sex Lodgers scored a 4-1 win over the Clark Patriots. State Forest gravel parking area on Skyline Dr., George (Marilyn) O'Neill, this nan this July 4 race Is The Dodger offense utilized 14 walks, two infield Oakland, for this hike over newly-developed trails. tine Cwieka. The Daughters 16, to Warren. The 22nd Charles II. Gary Walko in 1974. In Brewer Faculty Award of America honored Eugene the school nurse who is a :rii>ute. errors, a Doug Morton supersonic three bagger to In the kickers action at the Oak Ridge Golf Club in The six-mile South Mountain Reservation Ramble is leaving, and one on behalf Spencer, a resident of Brewer School Physical addition, Martin was the leftcenter and a Carl Lamastra single to log their also slated for June 30. Participants will assemble at Castagna and Leslie In umi pira of the Sahira Education Award was pre- school champion this year Clark the winners were Joe Dimauro and John.Fiorel- baseball, soltball and bas- Calenda for qualities of of the staff to Mrs. Ber- Dewrt, fish livo in under- Rahway, will attend the eight runs. lino at 75 and John Lang, Al Devine and Al Krug also the Locust Gfove picnic area of the reservation at The first Charles H. nard (Carol) Hayden, PTA race this year and Ore sented to an eighth-grader in the following events: Brewer Faculty Award was ketball teams. In addition school leadership and citi- ground streams. Fifty-yard dash, 6.4 sec- had 75. to this she was a backer of zenship. member. the starting gun at 11at die Clark school, Scott BEST IN BADMINTON ... The Charles K. Brewer On June i7 the 78 scorers were Newt Nibiett, Duffy June" 30ih's final event is the Sunfish Pond P.ajnb!e. presented to Mrs. Carole a.m. for the senior race. Martin, at is Annual onds; 100-yard run, 12.4 Hayden at tlie annual ,this year's school play, Mrs. Robert (Franceen) seconds; 440-yard run, one School seventh-grade intramural badminton winners Milnone, John Delia Sala, Tony Brain, Joe Lang, Pete Hikers will convene at the Howard Johnson's Restaurant in previous years she Bacek, Parent-Teacher A household word even to- Awards Assembly on June Clark Drugs takes title and those In second place, shown left to right, are: Ginesi and Bob Carpenter. on Rte. No. 22, North Plalnfield, at 8 p.m. for this Awards Assembly at the WINNING LINEUP ... Arthur L, Johnson Regional High day among cycling buffs 20. minute, 3.2 seconds; long Charles H. Brewer School helped in school plays, or- Assn. president, assisted School Women's Softball Team won tbe Watchung Con- jumji, 12 feet, eightinches; Bottom row, Diane LaMastra, Jill Macaluso, LisaLar- eight-mile hike. ganized and supervised the by sponsoring teachers, across the country, he is Martin set the all-time kins. Helen Hnar_ Carol Blss and Bern Shlller; top row, At the Colonia Country Club in the two-man best The 11-mlle West Mountain Circular is scheduled in Clark on June 20. ference Nsticnsl Division ^hamwi^naMw «« juc€ 5* perhaps best known amon- school record for the 220- autuvLiig broad Jump, sev- Mrs. Hayden is a former first Brewer flea market, presented PTA awards for Team members, shown, left to right, are: First row. Cathy Groeneveid, Rose Hrudowoky, Keliy Ridge ana ball die leaders were Robert Campbell and John for Sunday, July i. Participants will ruce; just |iSbt worked as a volunteer In the st bis many racing achieve- yard dash, finishing it in en feet, four inches; run- Barbara Burnett. Missing from the picture is Amy the Essex Toll Plaza of the Garden State Parkway at Brewer Parent-Teacher scholastic excellence as Coach Betty Llndaberry, Denlse Douglas. Donna Toma, 26 seconds flat. ning hop Jump, 19 feet, and in Pee Wee softhaii Zaccarro at 57, Lou Petrozzlello and Frank Cianic ' school media center and follows: Science, Elaine Jill Edelman, Dawn Osterweil, Judi Edelman, Grace ments, for reaching a speed Mack, who captured bo* the eighth-grade singles and had 58 and Bill Martin and Georse Petronella had 60. 8:45 a.m., consolidate cars and gather at the Silver Assn. president. This year of 98 miles per hour while The previous record of high jump, four feet, seven doubles titles. Mine Lake'parking area in Harrlman State Park in uue uiiu no cuiiuj.cn In the hplnoH nrpnarp rhp pri^?- r.omir.; slgctrs. Cyr.thia Streckfuss and Karen Spagnuolo; second row. Sue. 26.5 seconds was set by inches. Clark Drugs, co-managed by Carol Miller and Jackie « • • school, yet she was a sup- winning^booklets put^ut by Galiszewski; mathematics, Marshall, Delia McCarthy, Dale Garrison, Debbie cycling behind an automo- Lystach Is the undisputed winner of first place in the The Rahway and the Linden American Legion base- New York at 10 a.m. Hikers should bring lunch. bile during his racing Further lnformadon concerning the Hiking Club may porter and booster of the the Brewer Art and Lan- Edith Feith; history, Alan Petrowsky, Linda McGovem, Kim Hayden, Ellec Axel- Pee Wee Division of the Girls Softball League of Clark. ball teams played to an 8-8 tie-a t Veteran's Memorial guage-Depts. Feld; geography, Colette son, Linda Franclott and Kathy MacAvoyj third row, prime. Three teams are In contention for second place, Clark be obtained by telephoning the Union County Dept. of boys and girls soccer. The bicycle races this Field last week. Parks "and Recreation at 352-8431. Clinedirst; spelling, Robin Wendy Conklin, Nancy Jasinskl, Tracy Hayden, Laura year are being organized Mets fake ferst game Pizzeria, Dairy Queen and J & E Auto Body. The city's PoBt No, 5, in its opening game, rallied * • * Soucek and English, Karen Mastropasqua, Mary Pasquale, CindyCorraoo,Michelle One grand slam homer was blasted by Sue Francbetd for three runs in the fourth inning to de the game. Bob . Antenuccl. Llcenttd Broker Bellinger, Diane Jakubowskl and Donna Homyock. by the newly-formed Rah- of Clark Dairy Queen. Mika doubled but was thrown out when he tried to Music will sound in Echo Lake ParkinMountainside- way Chamber of Commerce. Westfield each Wednesday evening beginning July 11 as Miss Dooley made therapist Also, Instrumental mu- Three single homers in one game were hit by Stacey advance to third on Matt Pagano's grounder. With sic, Anne Vincent!; vocal Giassnmn of Clark Drugs. Single homers were Saiieuby Pagano on firs; Leu V.'Unowski walked and Tom die department presents the Summer Arts Festival, A city student, Miss De- Ms degree at the close of 'f—^SU REAL ESTATE III IWH now in Its 17th year. All performances, sponsored niusic, David Sosldka; phy- r"-j Michelle Bosze, Kristin Bacek, Donna Sherman, Susan Foster doubled to left to score two and Foster tallied borah L. Dooley, was her clinical practice inNew sical education, ScottMar- ANY DAY ARRIVAL DURUM JULY * AUGUST KraJ3, Kris Kosowicz, Luanne DeFillppo and Tammy when Mike Albert's grounder was thrown away. through donations totaling approximately $2 500 from awarded the degree of York City in August. The Mets, behind the combined pitching efforts of local industry, will begin at 7:30 p.m. in this park's tln and Karen Krall; art, "itairj wSi&siis' HU.-i.... Oy.. Mil IMon Ct,. •MHI AFP MSB ASSSSAA7ASS Heisch. bachelor of science in phy- She is the daughter of JoAnn Juzefyk; home eco- Pa>auul Mallici, Pat Palumbo ani Marty Sowlnsld, who natural amphitheatre. sical therapy atlthaca Col- Mrs. Shirley R. Dooley of was credited with the win, managed to hold the Giants Jennifer ehiaramonte of J Ei E Auto Body plays short With a race scheduled for tomorrow in Detroit in nomics. Rose Hrudowsky: 2»-3434 311-8981 center. She caught many line drives and got on base four the Offshore Power Boat Racing Circuit, Billy Martin Polish Night will open this summer's county cultural lege's 84th commencement 1275 Madison Hill Rd., industrial arts, Richard Two great waystogo.Orwgrealplacetostay.Heart of historical Washington. offense in check to log a 6-4 victory in the opening times in one game, while Maureen Dwyer, playing left- - of Clark has 540 points and is looking toward to to- events on July 11. The Rhythm and Brass Band will exercises In Othaca, N.Y. Rahway, and is an alumna 834 GREEN ST. 6S1INMANAVE. One block Irom the Smithsonian and Hirshhorn Musoum. A walk to round of the Clark Recreational Baseball Pony League Messina; research, Ml- COLOMA field, continues to make fine defensive catches. morrow's race and the Benlhana Grand Prix out of entertain with both traditional and contemporary Polish Miss Dooley will com- of Rahway High School. ch;le Dlegmann; govern- ISEUN Vlbshingtonsotherlop lOattractions.Greatdining.aiscoandshopping mall. play-off competition. Patty Taylor of Kaczmarek Assn. made a spectacular Point Pleasant on Wednesday, July 18, to boost his music in a blend of the Chicago and Connecticut styles. plete the requirements for The Mets pulled ahead in the first inning, when Ray catch of a hot line drive, winning a game, and Heide chances for a title. Polisy dancers will also be featured. OBOBBSPECm Power and Bob Kraus were forced home on a Sowinski Lindemann, wlio plays any position assigned, has done The following Wednesday, July 18, will bring back two-bagger hit up the alley in leftcenter. Ktaus scored an excellent Job of catcher during the last two games. the big band sound. The Link Blakeley-NIck Lamsndola "•••"•""• HBCE: again in the third on a fielder's choice to give the Mets Orchestra will take the audience on a musical trip RAHWAY BOOK a~3-0 lead. S & S Sporting, co-managed by Gerry Flaherty and S«lrm0iM through the sounds of the 1940's. AUTO GLASS a *»ir* rung The Giants threatened in the fourth inning when Gary Donna Kobln. is the first-place winnerintheMaJor Divi- Sharing the stage will be Gary Strunclus, guitarist Ot uin . Sowinski singled and was driven home on a Mallick Carol Marosi, Ruth Marosi, Linda Melillo, Pam Rle- how to enter and leave tbe canoe as well as basic highlight the Second Annual Bluegrass Festival or. Pilgrim' GInBs cdorTV and refhQsrtlor. TourmobiMHcM.lIIUxes double to leftfield. The Giants used their half of the lo Rshway .^rack ^co^^JohnrByiae,fllK>uld be alittle bnl chers, Angela Sandry, Donna Santaniello, BethSchlller, strokes and emergency techniques. The group of ' July"25." These groups feature masters ofthe "dobro" *tu?roM; TMIRRORJ TURJBAUIRE TOPS " Wide Range of Books sixth to even the count at 4-4 when S»roomwtlftpiWTIt.r¥UMjiif*^-. -. - - Remaining teams and managers In finishing order Calvin, Colleen Green, Debbie Schror, Cathy Groeneveid 1 600-meter race at the New Jersey State All Groups Bibles m«v«ta» on bom pura. mung tvutto • •OdMom cKaroi infield error, setting the stage for one of Wood s two are: Village Green Realty, Sib Pasquale; Don's Phar- and Kelly Ridge; back row, Maria Markovlc, Robin Jersey appearance for Lawson, one of the foremost PORCH ENCLOSURES • JALOUSIES doubles, which cleared the bases. Wood subsequently Track and Field Meet with a mark of three minutes and bouegrass mandollnlsts in the country, and his three- Children's Books macy, Barbara Mlgliaro; American Legion Post No. Souchek, Linda Marhold, Barbara Burnett and Elaine 18 seconds, willlostltscaptalnandsteadlest performer, Paper Books crossed home on a Paruta single.. 328, Tom NiBlvoccla; Act II! Cloffures, Tony Mondl; Roman. member band. Esposlto's show will feature a combina- STORE FRONT REPAIRS (3,000 Titles) Mike Powell, to graduation. And although inree members tion of bluezrass. original soncs and classics including Modern Lightcrait, ubuck Kaefner; cukowiec Kieibasi from that team will return, Jiulors Herma i aianks ana Ed*DemilIe scored on a suicide squeese bunt by Power. Queens, Mike Kodik; G - G Realty, Joe Obuch.and early jazz and Jug band music." • EXCEPTIONAL Power later scored on Sowlnski's third hit of the game. -Raisxt Greene, and sophomore. Tyro.TsHickman. Bvrne 5™?i:c" ^Virrcn "'ill reH!™ TAn/lRINR Aluminum Storm Windows & Doors 4O1 171A s Ciuai'l ami Goi'is "ciiCiug, Gaxjr muiait. ; wflTbe losing the "class ofthe team." the heights. Not «*end« the Summit. Carl's Sunoco 4 2 Wha't Tyrone Hickman has in his favor, according to then put the game out of reach with a five-run inning Both Lobby and Drlv*-Up9(wtwrcavanablc)l • • • In «i ultra-modern room wtth colof TV, in-hotci Pascale Agency 2 3 Byrne, is his "mature, calm performances coming ta in the next stanza. Gary Storms absorbed the loss witn Founded 1928 NEWS DRAPERIES Bread and chees* are Ideal perking. Just a ittoll from shopping, restaurants, music, disco. Truppa's Deli. 1 4 the toughest competition. He is cool as a cucumber." Billy Jordan in relief. for wine tastings. Bread and AH the mdrveb that make Manhattan the action mecca of the Huffman Koos 0 4 RECORD MADE TO ORDER crackers should be unsalted world. All yours, happily at surprisingly reasonable rates. Purolator, Inc. 0 5 At Nolan Field in Clark Scotch Plains overcame a five- and bland, so as not to mask BELL MUGS OF U.S.S. Chemical 1 6 run deficit in the fourth inning, when Mike Coleman Furniture Refinishing, Repairing

THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1979 PAGE 11 EWS-RECOBP/CLABK PATRIOT PAGE 10, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1979 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLAHK PATRIOT Shell Game Area nine get honors of NJIT ,*iv • Brewer graduates 160 June 18 Nine area students re- a minimum of 75% of the Prescott Tum ana Edward ceived academic honors ac standard number of credit A. Zgloblcki of 7 Harding HEALTH Wily, Indigestible Armadillo Prospering die New Jersey Institute of hours in a regular course Ave, Members of the eighth- Donahue. Raymond Robert Jr. SantanleUo. Donna by The New Jerwy Health Products Information Committee Technology In Newark for of study. Those from Rahway rade class were given Doniin. Catherine Schadt. Uu-Jo Dudek.Nicok Marie Schror. Deborah Lynn the semester ending last Named from Clark were: were. Robert J. Devitt of Dunn. Gregory J. Scnulz. Donna TRYING TO LOSE WE!<-HT? Where Other Wildlife Species Fade Away month. Theodore F. Czarnatowlcz 607 Grove Su, Robert J. ...OliOi. tit U*u -*Zui itiuiliu baton. Edward James Segotu, Richard Andrew of 43 Malvern Dr., Richaru C.lhsnn of 150 W. Hazelwoovi Graduation Ceremony of Eckel, HelairuJudl Sennal. Thomas Joseph cirth is diminishing, the ed and the forests cut to students must maintain at A. Franks of 33 St. Ger- Ave. Frank G. Horneck of Charles H. Brewer School Elman. Douglas Allen Shlv«. Theodore Crash diets, food fads and SbanFastbis demanding that all protein technical information on strange-looking armadillo is make way for people, an ideal least a 3.0 average, equiva- main Dr., David A. Kulp 2163 Oliver St. and William last week in the Walter Fedirko. Keith Joseph Slegel. Tina facing arc |ioor ways to handle "Hastintioi is ad dangerous supplements bear appropriate nutrients into recognizable 4 £V •*#»** 2UU|fjgniWllt-1 l/V«l aa|f|/.a.f|#||aat«. ..*.*. •«..-.------^ not only surviving, but flour- environment is inadvertently lent to a "B," with nograde of 26 Limoll La., Theo- Tsu of 564 W. Grand Ave. Feith. Edith Mar * Bakum gymnasium of the Smar. He*, r T a nagging weight problem. It's business." Ms. Becker warns,. warnini g labelslb.l AnotheAtherr ilenu on your grocer s shellhelf, created for the armadillo, dore O. Lelsslng of 18 Feld.AlanM. ishing. What has the armadillo lower than 2.0, while taking School in Clark. Smith. Richard W not just thcamount you cat. it's "Remember, ourbodicsthrive source of concern to Ms. a shopping -since vou can"! which is happiest in cut-over Ferguson. Deborah Ann Christeen Sosldka. David bein...... g. selective about which *>n regularity. Supply..' _.. got that other animals don't? All 160 of the students Ing : the Beckcri>thc widespread bdicf caVBlt whal lsn'l there, shop and second-growth areas. The inarched in the- proces- Fertnden. Patrick W. Soucek. Robin Lynn foodfd s you cat that will really body wit h^ needed nutrients that fat has no place in our wisely by avoiding purchase^ A good suit of armor, for faiiuci'a v4Wf» IIIV ituu u*it •The|jrMtMtmimk»Iith.tiYingtot>.mor.*i«MiH«th»iyoucMt>.. sional of "Pomp and Cir- uiic uiitiB. AWUIUUIB iu ihc Force. Vincent H. Streckfuss, Paul Joseph irmioGailBeckcr.m'anagcrong lG , g f spaced rather consistently points out. fats cannot be calories and zero nutrientsnutrient., current issue of Ranger Rick's armadillo into new regions, cumstance" played by the Galiszewski. Cynthia* seventh-grade band, and at Testa. Loura Lynn Vitamin Information at- throughout the day provides completely eliminated' fro' m ^Ko. don't shop when you're Nature Magazine, the arma- for the armored animal is Gannon. Jeffrey John Thomson. John Robert HofTmann-l-a Roche. Nullcy. an optimum level of health for our diets nor should they be. hungry and avoid the supcr- very fond of peanuts, canta- the end the entire school Gassier. Philip J. dillo, whose 'name comes Tropeono. Rocco Daniel Jr. moil individuals. On the other siiicetheypiayaniniegralpart markct aisles that arc loaded loupes, watermelons, and band played the reces- Gassman. John Many people assume that 1 from a Spanish word meaning Tropcano, Thomas hand, fasting is like trying to. in the distribution of certain witwiih "goodies."Hoodies." tomatoes. sional, ''Trumpet Volun- Getger. Glenn Gregory Trujlk. Brian J. dieting'is merely cutting down drive a car on 'empty'." fat soluble vitamins.suchas A, "little armored one," is en- FUN IN THE SUN . . . Mrs. Arthur J. DeLorenzo, Food preparatiopreparat n since But the virtual elimination tary. Goldfarb. Stan Alan Vallo. Joseph James on caloric intake and overlook Fasting lends to low blood- D.EandK. cased in a suit of hard, bony president of the Rahway Woman's Club Is shown, left Green. Coleen Vickery. John B. Jr. the role that nutrients play in vitamins are wateter or fat of its enemies in recent years rear, playing With the children at the "FunDay Picnic The invocation was given sugar levels causing the soluble, wash fruits and shells. One shell covers .its Gnffin. Allan E. Vincenti. Anne Karen building and repairing tissue, individual to feel fatigued. Uw Calorie Dim head, and two shells connect* has benefited the armadillo for thechUdren of the special classes of the Rahway by The Rev. Robert R. Gnsales. Regina Olga Waidslich. Scott Jacob regulating bodily functions vegetables quickly, without most. It was only after the Kopp, the pastor of Osceola sluggish and less mentally Ms. Becker would advise us soaking, to keep nutrient toss ed by movable bands cover its schools at tbe Rahway River Park June 7 sponsored by Groenevcld. Cathartna T. Wood. Guy Allen and fumining fuel for energy. alert. Continued fasting often retreat of the wildcats, wol- the dub. Presbyterian Church of Guarino. E. Kenneth Yackymetz, Krlsttne Maria Nutrients arc the useful to a minimum and cook your body. The animal's tail is *»l» in ke.o,i, in-which [^"u^t^ »%%£>£££?£«i ihl d covered with hard rings which ves, bears, and coyotes that Clark, and the benediction Guamello. Donald R. Jr. Zlenowtcz. Joseph R. chemical substances that the various chemical subslances caloric value as a two-ounce "8"?bl"'":''"i!1 -„?.",?„ Hater. Veronica Ann body obtains from foods sic locked together. Pttoto: Leonard Lee Rue HI the great armadillo advance AtlanM by The Rev. Frank D. Zwsig. Edward Papandxea, pastor of the Heyman .Michael uurin-diKcion Thereareten E"!! " '««'«"'- ^ »"« «' »'"l- »»• **"'" ™1T. £.T,?* 'J"«"*'„" could begin. Now, says Rang- minngoigcttion. i nereareien bloodstream where they mav 3^-.iv....u,.,,.,-p«^ss-i5gS2 When taken by surprise, er Rick, the armadillo's only City woman's cSub Goodyear National Dnonfates o r Union County Baptist Hrudowsky. Rose Mary leader nutnenls so called ^ kid ,nj |; • dillo arches its back and er Rick, "the animal some- d the armadillo curls up in a major enemies are an occa- ACCOUNTSHONORED Dtoc/BnanCowbo Church of Clark. Student Jeney. Carol E. bccuusetheyarcthcmoMvital. damage- . What i. boil, down to is «uces and soups, wedges itself in tightly, says times just drops to the bot- Joback. Mark tight ball to protect its soft Council president, Stanley Area 10 and some Tony other nutrients Some dieters fast with this-you can cut calories and a Dining out by I9KO.II i» Ranger Rick. In this position, tom and walks across." sional raccoon or stray dog, Wall nplocs ihoM or ditc Jules. David C. bellv, explnni the National podt, bfok* fluid, brok* Goldfarb, led the flag essential to ggood health. vitamin supplements to avoid lose weight, but you must estimated that half of all food it becomes impossible for These natural defenses the fanner's shotgun or freez- Juiefyk. Jo Ann Donna tcrlnfp «** 'ran* oil Molt. salute. When we consume foods that such pitfalls. But Ms. Becker maintain a balanced diet in the dollars will be spent on dining Wildlife Federation's monthly anything to pull the mammal help explain some of the arm* ing weather. sponsors school picnic Turn end tni drvnw orrotorB. Kacprzykowskt. Donna Jean given honors hi ff i i publication for children. R*bulldcrUnd*r*orcanp*r«. The student welcoming Karamus.M>chaelE. loose, even though the end of adillo's staying power, but With so much in its favor, Faced with such a jaw-break- its tail might be sticking a- other mammals have evolved it's taken less than a century The Rahway Woman's class teacher at the city's WIU AUO •» AOt HIOKT MABHCS address was given by David Kempinski. Lisa Ann ing prospect, most would-be Kidorf. Sharon bove ground. equally effective survival for the armadillo to march far Club's local observance of Franklin School, and his Sosidka and the student at Fairleigh predators are willing to look committee. The children Kolaetis. Karen Michele aiiianivi 34IUUUWHW ia u auu ••••.• |»%*. ••*.--". —- t %> If an armadillo is near a techniques and still their from its traditional home in the International Year of farewell address by Anne As Ciail Becker explains, "a elsewhere for their dinner. played circle games and 381-0100 Vincent!* Krall. Karen Mane Ten area students were Formula Diets helpful in maintaining a smallest or the steaks offered. river or other body of water range and numbers decline. Central and South America, tie Child, one of the pro- Lambert. Adam Michael truly effective diet is one that Besides being monotonous, healthy mental attitude as stipulating that yoursclectiqn Usually, the armadillo's when danger approaches, it The armadillo's secret, scien- into Texas, across the wide jects endorsed by the New team games and held relay Presenting the bequest Lang. Robyn Marie honored for academic providei s foods frof m fourbasif ic one-food or formula diets well. Many people lose their be broiled without butter. 11 races. aUTTOin achievement at me Flor- itrouns milk meat °^ten entirely omit certain feeling of well-being because, you don't want potatoes or keen sense of smell alerts it to jumps in, fills its stomach and tists agree, is that it is one Mississippi, east all the way to Jersey State Federation of from the class of 1979 was L-'bert). John Anthony 11 The games were super- Cynthia Galiszewski. David Ughtner. Jodl fcam Madison Campus of veucubics frui'(» ai.J f—* f-'-- - in Ksf-ifis! tivtri- jn !h-process-of!c«iou weieht. bread, avoid temptation by any danger. Then, in a flash, intestine with gulp after gulp animal which has been help- Georgia, and as far north'as Women's Clubs, was the •ran manor bread cereal thereby pro- ents.Accordingto Ms. Becker, they have robbed their bodies askingthewnitressnotiobring the animal digs itself com- ed, not hindered, by civiliza- Kansas where only the threat sponsoring of a Field Fun vised by their teachers, M. Hart, principal, re- Utt. Lori Beth Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- BIDDING FAREWELL ... The eighth-grade class of of air, and thus inflated, Mr. Wilmot, Mrs. Phyllis .euim LoGiudtce. Elizabeth versity for the fall sem- vidingallnutrientsessentialio dieting should always be more of important nutrients essen- them to your table. ^Potatoes pletely out of sight. Once floats serenely to safety. tion's encroachment on the of cold weather prevents it Day" and picnic for the. viewed the year's activi- Clark's Charles H. Brewer School was graduated on tial for mental and physical and whole grain, fortified Taylor, Miss Caroline ties and presented the MacDougoN. Alexander B. ester. energv. growth and good lhan simply an eating regimci hidden In a burrow, the arma- "Stranger yet," reports Rang- wUdemess. from invading farther. children In the special edu- Maccra. Metilda June 18. Anne Vincenti is shown, left, reading the health." With that kind of designed to shed pounds health. breads provide significant Cozzl and Michael Prisco, class. Mrs. Louis (Eileen) Those on the honors list, Hcrc.then.arc5omchelpful amounts of nutrients to the cation classes of the Rah- Mezzo accepted the class Mack. Aimee Beth student farewell address and Cynthia Galiszewski reads variety:ty,. dieting need not be "Many fad dtcts seem to worl way schools on June 7 at assisted by parents of the Makow. Steven L. which requires a grade- the bequest from the class of 1979. boring or oncrou! at first, but because of their diet hints from Ms. Beckrrand body and needn't be elimin- children and Mrs. DeLo- and then she and John A. point average of 3.5 or deficiencies, people cannot the N. J. Health Products atcd from our diets it's the the Rahway River Park. Fitzpatrick, members of Manmx. William R. Unfcr the direction of renzo. The picnic was pre- Marhold. Linda Ann better out of a possible Nevertheless, weight con- stick to them and weight loss Information Committee: butter and spreads added to pared and served by the Autos Are the Clark Board of Educa- Markov*:. Mane Ann 4.0, were: Edward J. Fitz-- trol experts tell us that HfK-r of proves to be temporary. For • Awareness - food selection these foods that make them CSQSS sssks the club's president, Mrs. tion, awarded the diplomas. all diet campaigns end in lasting results, the individual should not be a hit-or-miss 'fattening.* And remember, a Arthur J. DeLorenzo, the Parent-Teacher Assn. Ma- Our Only Marosi. Ruth Anne Patrick, Frank M. Mc- ther's Club of the Trankliri Members of the class • Martin. Scon Covem and Gordon T. Vig- failure. Ms. Becker offers must rccvatuate his eating proposition. Shop for nuiri- drink before dinner may festivities were arranged some possible explanations. habits, develop some nutri- ents as weli as foods and stimulate the appetite, while by Douglas WUmot, special School. Business included: Msrtowlw. Christopher Manhew glano, all of Clark, and "Most people.urnlobootsor tional knowledge and apply it remember that many of the salad or clear broth will lake Matthews. Danici Wayne Michael Kosry. John A. fa.\hicn magazines to select a to his iife-styie." most appealing foods offer the edge off your hunger, from 1954 Ad*monu. Maik McCutcheon. Caren Ann A. Loughlin, Miss Gail M. diet. There, they find t variety A prime example of a little or no nutritional value. Common sense and a desire Ambrose. Thome* F McNeill. Cathenne Anne Payne and Thomas Ste- of popular but poienir" formula diet is the protein- Vou can find a variety of daily to cat well but wisely these oi popular out poicmlaiiv •**..••»... •*.... •.. ...^ ...^^.^II. • w vuu imv u >HHkn V«W..IIJ .«* ^H* .-V.* «» -~*».-r-^. ~ Police warn residents Ambrose. William R. Medwied. Heidi Beth Roy Hammond & fanlk, all of Rahway. hazardous varieties that modified fast. Several deaths food guides at your library or v.ill be your chief allies in the The class of 1954 of Ameen. Thomas Meehan. Kelly Jean The dean's list, which Jonadian Dayton Regional Ruth Vlerhelllng Angelsky. Paul Meehan. KnsM. include fasting, one-food or have already been attributed county extension service thai never-ending battle against Herb Helmboch requires a grade-point formula, and low-caloric. tothisdiei.a'ndtheFTCisnow will help you in translating excess weight. High School of Springfield Antenucd. Karen Messina. Richard Jay AlHauamaa Aponlc. Harry Messier. Gaye Ann average of 3.2 or better, will hold its silver anni- Ronald Holden Araneo. Susan Lynn included the following: The versary reunion on Friday, Musk. Ruih Barbara Donald Hooso much to the dismay of their Aionson. Heather A Naspinski. Thomas J Misses Zoya Blaschlk and Oct. 19, at Snuffy"s Res- Jotin Button With the approach of July Ba«k. Robert John Nevargtc. Victor Gall' A. French of Clark taurant in Scotch Plains. Donald Jehlen 4th holiday, Clar'< Public neighbors, who are sub- Bagnote. Dawn Mane Nicol. Suzanne Patricia and Miss Annemarie Saut- Hssplfs! sides r@ves8 how to ea»e wifb sgs For information please Joan Kelly Safety Director Robert J. jected to the senseless Barry. Herbert Nislvoccia. L<** Ann aer of Rahway. contact Dr. Robert A. William Konya Jeney and Police Chief An- noise and related haz- Se panel along with Peter Shields, very end." he said, treasurer. year many thousands of Catenda. Leslie Ann Plewa. Suzanne Mane versity in Las Vegas, N.M., BetsrBenz Evelyn Pederson Gebauer use of fireworks. Calvin, Deborah Pluta. Richard C. director of the Union County Division of Aging and John Mrs. Casey told ot several mythis associated with Robert Bert- Robert Perry youngsters are seriously Caiolan. Kelly Ann Prvtu. Monica was named to the dean's list Murray, social case worker from Middlesex County old age and the stereotypes w». associate with aging. Robert Bock Joan Petzlncer Gractyk injured throughout the na- Chief Smar requested the Carrie*. Glenn Ryan Prussack. Douglas Stephen for the spring quarter of this Office on Aging. "When we think of old age, we think of two stereo- Rc&ert CGutii Hsrrui Knricx tion through aeuseof Dre-. co-operation of residents Caruano. Catenna Qumn. Colleen year. Louis Nika at seminar There arc more than 20 million Americans in the types., We think of old people who retire and move to Paol DeBerJeous LtxrRig Rottman works; in order to make the July Casiagna. Eugene Andrew Qumn. Kcvm Michael To qualify for the dean's Attending a four-day The program, the sixth in United States today over 65 years of age. This group Florida, and live happily ever after, and then we think Dolores DehBajarb Jean SbaUcrou Dickey Jc-enes snake plans "The co-operation of 4th holiday a safe and sane Clirwdimt. Colette Reider. Deborah Anne workshop seminar on work a series of 12 planned by of the poor shopping bag people living out their lives in John Dorobrowsfcl Robert SlawsU parents Is most important one. Residents observing list, undergraduates must represents more man 10% of our population. Further- Ion Daraad 88 *JL Colombo. Chnstophci J Rembuh. Rorwld Michari measurement for director Lehigh*s Pept. of Industrial more, the average lifespan is increasing marketly. The poverty and desperation. - John smith in oreventlnj- our youth fireworks being used are Cooper. Cathleen Ridge. Kelly have taken at least 14 hours GtUEutonUayer Nancy Stroop Xrunllck urged to notify police head- and indirect labor at Le- Engineering this summer, age expectancy for a child born today is 69 years of age "Actually, these are two extremes in the spectrum, ' Rlcbaitl£tinnu> £ Miry Ljnm* from' using; fireworks. In Cwieka. Chrltiine Rocksttoth. Daisy Cnstirw, . .of dasswork with a grade hlgh University in Bethle- was directed to the indus- and roost people are* somewheTe in between;" rsb'e'Bild. •JanettntcnfidyTanincano' " for next club year the past, the co-operation quarters with pertinent in- D'Aleuandio. Donna Mans Roman. Elaine * - " point average of 3.5 or. for malearBnd 77 tor females - '.':• -' " • Lord Dot Walker formation. Residents may Davis. Peril Lynne hem, Pa,, which concluded trial engineer, or analyst Dr. Kleederman explained aging Is economic and Mrs. Casey stressed the Importance of open com- Ron EyooMt of most parents has been Atlantic Tire Rosenmeier. Erik Micheflln. •^higher. Graduate students Lois Walker Hanson At their June meeting the scheduled for Saturday, July also sign complaints 381-0100 Deara. Lon Ann« Roumeliotis. Pamela June 21, was Louis Nika, with responsibility for cultural as well as biological and most people delude munication between older parents and children and Rlthard Falchak William Weber 14. commendable. However, It against violators, and 1430 ST. GEORGES AVE. >. MjfcHhtF.fi. DeLuca. Patrick must have carried 12 hours a maintenance supervisor measurement and control most of all honesty. Joan Field Schwerdt Clark Jaycee-ettes approved Is obvious asmallpercent- Sabba. Joseph.M themselves about old age and then find themselves Betty Jane Wesley Cosans The Jaycee-ettes are a police personnel #111 ad- <• M.f»tal». Samsel. Joseph Edward with a srade point average of at Polychrome Co. in of direct or Indirect labor Concluding the Drozram. Mr.Shields andMr.Murrav. plans for a cate sale, a flower aoe of oarents were uncon- AVENEl, N J. c/wnnlprplv nnrt tnrollu inmrpniiMH tnr ir_ community service organiza- vise and assist them In Dieamann. Michete H. Santa Barbara. Waller Raymond 3.85 or better. Clark. costs. Union and Middlesex County representatives for the Prank Garsuilo iohVwycoH" demonstration, a n u r s- cerned" and by their per- elderly, described ±e resource's available for this tion. drawing up the necessary : Jotm Grlbblo Barbara Warner Gallagher ing home visit, a holiday missive attitude were re- complaints. gruup, »ucn at* a iouu program catiea *Meaxs-on- hospital visit, a French fry Any woman between the sponsible for their children Waeels," a mini-bus transportation •orogram, retire- sale, a cut-a-thon, an Easter ages of 18 and 35 interested buying and using fireworks. ment counseling and others. They suggested forfurther in finding out more about the information on programs and services provided to the Sfefe medical school egg hunt and a flea market. en dean's list . elderly, the elderly should contact their local county A summer splash party dark Jaycee-ettes may tele- agency. and barbecue for the mem- phone 388-6620, reports bers :=d their husbands U Mrs. Maureen Farrell. Dresi- The purpose of the program Is to provide the public dent. with information on various community and health- I© related topics. In addition, the participants in the pro- E. Schottiandcr oi KahwMy, selaer Polytechnic Insd- gram attempt to share with the audience the knowledge Two Rahway and three tutr in Troy, N.Y., announ- and experience they have gained In these areas. Prior Clurk residents were award- undertaking a residency at ced the names of students topics covered included: Preventive medicine, rape, ed degrees by the College of Overlook Hospital in Sum- stress, depression, nutrition and others. ' of Medicine and Dentistry of mit. Dirrancesco bill seeks who were named to the For further information on this program, please tele- dean's list for the fall sem- phone Mrs. Elinor Heffernan, education director, Rah- New Jersey. Doctor of dental medicine SAVINGS ester from Rahway. way Hospital at 201 381-4200, ext. 391. Receiving doctor of medi- degrees were awarded to: They are: cine decrees were: George J. Guy M. Bennett of Clark, the nuclear waste control Michael Drzewinski of Markowitz, the son of Mr. son of William J. Bennett of 2340 Knapp Dr., a Junior Jackson Township, and the OFFERS A NEW SAVINGS PLAN majoring in chemistry. and Mrs. Joseph F. Marko- A bill that would force amounts of radioactive Miss Kami A. Eagan of witz of Clark, planning a late Mrs. Bennett, who plans government attention to the substances, which remain residency at the college hos- to enter private practice in problem • of disposing of in a lethal state for cen- 121 W. Scott Ave., a soph- turies." for Mfnlraiim pewtSi with puBmsteed solely. omore majoring In inter- pital; Robert C. Mackow, the Westfield, and John P. Sper- radioactive wastes gener- disciplinary science. son of Ms. and Mrs. Adam anza of Clark, the son of Mr. ated by nuclear power Spent nuclear fuel Is pre- and Mrs. Corrado Speranza plants passed the General sently stored In on-slte Peter M. Miranda of 816 Mackow of Rahway, plan- Assembly and moved to tanks of water "tempor- Stone St., a sophomore ma- ning a residency at George- of Chelsea, Mass., a grad- the State Senate. arily," until the federal joring in blomedlcal engin- Endorsing the concept of public hearings on the sub- town University Hospital in uate of the Massachusetts government devises a per- eering. The bill Introduced by initiative and referendum,, ject and encouraging the full Washington, D.C., and Peter College of Pharmacy. Assemblyman Donald T. manent and safe disposal Thomas J. Roman of 290 applauding the work of the plan. Russell Ave., a freshman legislature to let the people - DiFrancacco, who repre- Republican minority in the decide the issue with their sents Rahway and Clark, "The Nuclear Regulatory majoring in electrical en- Commission does not ap- gineering. Assembly which is holding votes in November, accord- would prevent utility com- ing to Republican Assembly panies from passing on to pear to be addressing this candidate, Robert Franks, consumpers die coat of problem fast enough, said who is seeking to represent operating nuclear power uie assemblyman. "Per- plants unless an approved haps a little economic prod- 'Enjoy Gracious Dining' Rahway and Clark. method of nuclear waste ' ding at the state level will "l£Kic is sguarely on the new rate for accounts dlSDoeal is in effect. direct action to this serious and immediate problem." side of those who support withdrawal account and "No new nuclear plants giving the people initiative Effective Sunday, July 1, should be encouraged to go The legislator noted, by The Rahway Savings Institution is pleased to report a full Vi% more Reliance Savings and Loan have an annual yield of and referendum p o w e r," 5.73%. intooperatlon until we know focusing on the economic DAY OF DEPOSIT TO Assn. at 1525 Irving St., interest on your tegular passbook savings account. Effective July 1, Mr. Franks said. "Clearly, it The office is open 9 a.m. how hazardous wastes will aspects of nuclear waste Rahway, will offer the high- be disposed of, and at what disposal, his bill Is within the federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will permit us to award will dramatically increase vo- est interest rate permts- to 5 p.m. daily, and Satur- ter turnouts on election day day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. cost, said Assemblyman the jurisdiction of state you this substantial increase in dividends. In a world of inaeasing sable by law on regular DlFrancesco. "New Jersey law and could force federal' as it has to the 23 states passbook accounts. This Many other savings plans action and a solution to the DAY OF WITHDRAWAL are available. Customers has enough problems with costs, Rahway Savings is delighted to be able to pay you more than whose constitutions provide new celling on regular sav- waste disposal without be- . problem of radioactive >50°° MINIMUM REQUIRED it. It will make government ings was approved by the should smp in and speak to coming a dump for untold waste disposal. ever before on your savings account. All Rahway regular savings more inieecsUux io uie over- Eoarf of Directors on June • one of the savings officers. Gccov-nis v/il! receive this new increase cuTcmoticaiiy. ?n!s lncrecc-9 is age voter by giving him a -v. not tied to any fime

CLASSmED ADS Gaorga MUs, 8$ Mrs. Ruth M. Daly, 79, PRODUCTION George W. Mills. 85, of Leonard-^lJiggins 2706 DeWitt Terr., Lin- den, dieS Stinday, June 24, OPPORTUNITIES In the Ashbrook Nursing Funeral home kin of Founding Father Home in Scotch Plains 1116 Bryant Street, Rahway, N.J. TIRED OF LAYOFFS? after a brief illness. Mrs. Ruth M. Clark Daly, 79, of 488 W. Grand Ave .. _«»•• au 1 nHIt Klin II»R» He was torn, in EUza- RENDERING A DIGNIFIED AND PERSONALIZED Rahway, died Saturday, June 23, in Rahway Hospital SAL ESTATE LSiK IWW an m •»•#••• ••••? •*• —- i «*wN«;i\AL SERViCc TO TKc CGm«i»??viTY NEED A CHANGE OF PACE? Linden 28 years. SbVwas born In Westneid ami uaii Uvcu i" ^ihv.iy SALES POSITION House and Estate He wa» an Army veter- Richard J. Leonard, Jr. Sale Specialist W. 8. Orpram. • leading m»imf»Marer ot bulM- an of World War I. Manager She was a direct descendant of Abraham Clark, signer of me Declaration of Independence. • Well- established, low- lng miterilto. offers opportunitlet for unWtl- Mr. Mills retired in 1958 Offers a dignified, Ota p«u>le wno are factory oriented. We are from the^JJayway Refinery, (201) 388-1852 She was also co-founder with ber husband, the late keyed agency special- pnsenUy seeking people to fill starting pojl- James J. Daly Sr., of tie Daly Press of Rahway. Mr. izing In Railway real unique professional ttosto cwwermUl on m routing shift where he bad worked 27 service. We will organ- yesrs. He had beenamem- Daly died in 1956. ize inventory, appraise MsttulUl. uer uf tbecxxunvuiuuiuuitja <:£- M i*-*n a mainher of the Order of Eastern Star required, but will train. and Quarter Century clubs. Contact Bob Markey at and liquidate the par- andthe American Assn. of Retired Persons of Railway. tial or complete con- • GOOD WAQE8 He had-.also be*n a mem- Mrs. Dorothy Norway, She is survived by two sons, James J. Daly, Jr. of tents of your home in e QggOBTUHirY gOS OVSBTES ber of the Independent Rahway and Raymond Daly of Cranford; two daughters, 388-0154 one weekend. We also • COMPANY BENETITS Order of Foresters, a Mrs. Ruth Morris of Rahway and Mrs. Audrey Hopkins buy household items, a STEADY EMPLOYMENT charter member of tbe Old 67, Cancer Society official of Woodrldge, 111.; a sister, Mrs. Florence MucHose of antiques or complete • ADVANCEMENT POTENTIAL Guard Band of Elizabeth, Deltona, Fla., 1^ grandchildren and six great-grand- and a past director of the childresj. HELP WANTED contents. If you can lho« ; food wra1* Mstoty^gooa Mrs. Dorothy J. KUmczak Morway, 67, of 19 Acken job reference*, ud c*fl niiw * a ofminninji Old Guard. He had been a Dr., Clark, died Wednesday, June 20, in Rahway Hos- Arrangements were completed by the Corey and Call 226-0868 Job, apply in person between 7-11 *ML and member of Elizabeth Local Corey Funeral Home at 259 Elm Av., Rahway. 1-Spjn. No. 151 of the American pital after a long illness. AVON or 226-7865 She was bom in Walllngford, Conn., and had been a Anytime Federation of Musicians and a member, of the Holy resident of New York City and Roselle before moving INCREASE An Equal Opportunity Em ploy ir M/F ,. Name Society and the Noc- to Clark 40 years ago. YOUR INCOME UNITED STATES OYPSUMH turnal Adoration Society of In 1958 she had been named city cancer chairwoman 1255 Rviun RA, Claak- The fo"o77i3g crimes Ave. rcr tho victim of s rgC o «g The son of a city man winskl and Kenneth Sim- were reported to The Rah- break, entry and larceny, sian RUE CO., formerly in j. K. MOSS, 86 received his bachelor of men. way News-Record by the it is undetermined at this Roselle Park, for 23 years arts degree in psychology Rahway Police Dept. last time what was taken. before retiring In 1957. James R. Ross, Sr., 88, of 1022 Lafayette St., Eliza- from the University of week. Paul's Soda Shop was Mr. Blair aha bis widow, beth, died Sunday, June 17, in Elizabeth General Hos- Dayton in Dayton, Ohio, Podiatry degree JUNE 13 the scene of a larceny of Mrs. Sophie Wilgus Blair, pital in Elizabeth after a brief illness. April 29. A resident of Linden was pa3try valued at $16. were married 69 years. Mr. Ross was born In Inverness, Scotland, and had Umar F. Qadafi of Day- the victim of a larceny of a A resident of Irving St. He is also survived by come to Elizabeth as a child. ton Is the son of George to Mr. Ridenour, camera from his motor ve- was the victim of the lar- two sons, Stanley Blair of He retired In 1959 after52yearsof service as secre- B. Robinson of 1204 New hicle, parked on St. George ceny of her purse, which Clark and John .Blair of tary and senior bookkeeper for the Singer Co. He had Rritnevrick Ave. Ave. me camera is valued was later recovered. boar, a nienhsr at *= 2?_ ~-i ^- '" v-~ "lz±: zz at $126. JUNE 18 Mrs7Alvlna Mozart of Gar- Singer. ~» A resident of Port Read- Glrard Equipment at wood. Mrs. JoseDhine Sanko He bad been a member of the Third Presbyterian PUBLIC NOTICE Tbe son .of a Clark cou- Church of Elizabeth. ple, John W. Ridenour of ing was the victim of the 1004 Rte. No. 1 was the of North Plalnile'ld andMrs. Collingswood, received the larceny of an automobile scene of an unsuccessful Helen TUBSO ijf WestUeldj Mr. Ross bad been a member of Elizabeth Local No. SHERIFF'S SALE degree of doctor-of $odla- while parked on Stone St. 'break and entrj. a sister, Mrs: Kerollne 151 of the American Federation of Musicians Union, txlc medicine Irony the The vehicle IS valued at A resident of Stone St. Ccrkowlcz, of Sletediivonk, - which he served as secretary fonnany years. He had SHOWING THEIR COLORS . . . Hag Day ceremonleB SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Pennsylvania College of »T60. was the victim of a break, seven grandchildren and 13 also been secretary for the State Musicians Union for were held at the Elks Lodge in Clark on June 16. JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVI- Podiatric Medicine atcom- JUXE 14 entry and larceny. It Is great-grandclnldreD. 25 years. Members of Troop No. 1290 of the Junior Girl Scouts SION, UNION COUNTY DOCK- mencement exercises June A resident of Seminary undetermined at this time He had been tbe business manager for the Elizabeth participated in the ritual, providing flag bearers and a ET NO. F-340-78. 3 in Philadelphia. Ave. waB the victim of the what was taken. Philharmonic Orchestra and was a well-known violinist, reader narrating the history of the American Flag. FEDERAL NATIONAL having played in many Union County theaters during Dr. Ridenour is a 1974 larceny of engine parts, A resident of Leesville John Zygo, 53 Those scouts Included, left to right, Catherine Cullen, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a vain,* unVnfflvn from a nui. vaudeville days. FrancHB Cullen. Andrea Kalucki. Kathv Sokol. Maria Corporation, pLAnrnrf nr- graduate ox North Caroline He is survived by his s-ifeo!67 years, Mrs. Madeline us JOHN J. SHEA, deceased. State University in Raleigh, tor vehicle. larceny of a motor vehicle John Zygo, a3, o: 357 W. Yepez, Kiir.berly Dunn and Debra Schoenmann, A resident of Koenig PI. valued at $350. Lincoln Ave., Rosalie • Fischer Ross. They would have celebrated their 68 heirs, etc, et trx, et al. DE- He is the son of Mr. and was victimized By tne tnert rare, aieri rnday, June vreuuuig anniversary Ull Aug. 15. FENDANT. Mrs. Watson and has a wife, of a Schwinn bicycle val- Amtrak was the victim 22, at his horn;. Also surviving are seven sons, Randall A. Ross of CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF ued at $120. of the larceny of steel He was a life-long resl- Whiting, Herbert V. and Norman W. Ross, both of ffietz picks Sefon Hoii Mrs. Linda Ridenour. plates, value unknown. EXECUTION— FOR SALE OF Dr. Ridenour will serve JUNE 15 den*. of Roselle Park. Cranford, George J.W. Ross of Westfield, Charles R. MORTGAGED PREMISES. Your Cleaners at 1721 A resident of W. Emer- He had been employed Ross of Elizabeth, Rudolph J. Ross of Linden, and A high school football Scie ci io n. H= was ihe By virtue of the above-stated a residency atSt. Michael's Irving St. was the scene son Ave. was the victim 25 years as a machine James R. Ross, Jr. of Dallas, Tex.; four daughters, player from Clark, John quarterback for Arthur L. writ of execution to me direct- Medical Center In Newark. of a break, entry and lar- of the larceny of a mirror operator for Allen Indus- Mrs. Madeline Foerster of Patchogue, N.Y., Mrs. ed I r.hall expose for sale by Dorothy Knowles of Ora, Fla., Mrs. Gloria Trask of Metz, indicated he will at- Johnson Regional High public vendue, In room 207 ceny via an unlocked win- valued at $20 from a motor tries, in Rahway. t dow. It is undetermined at vehicle. He had been a member F.atontown arjd Mrs, May Zava of Clark; a brother, tend Seton Hall University in School in Clark during the W'iiUtuii ROBB ox barnegat; a sister, Mrs. Margaret ""-•*» v*»£H£^ 17L tuC *£u. 1977 City of Elizabeth, New Jersey, mis time what was taken. A vehicle stolen in oi Roselle Park Exempt Kindness Kennels at 70 Newark, belonging to a Firemen's Assn. and was Yatss of Elizabeth, 26 grandchildren and 19 great- Metz was an All-County on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day grandchildren. of July A;Dr, 1979 at two o'clock NOTICE TO BIDDERS St. George Ave. was vic- resident of Newark, was an army veteran of World PUBLIC NOTICE In the afternoon of said day. timized by a break and recovered In the city. Warll. : All that tract or parcel of Notice Is hereby given that entry and attempted lar- He is survived by a son, land, situate, lying and being sealed bids will be received by ceny. Nothing was taken. John Zygo, Jr. of Houston, PUBLIC NOTICE CORPORATION NOTICE In the City of Rahway, In the the Business Administrator oi A resident of E. Albert Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. county of Union, In the State Ihe city of Rahway In the Coun- St. was victimized by the Purchasers tap Beverly Foan of Clifton: PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby of New Jersey: cil Chambers In the Ciiy HajL theft of a 10-speed bicycle his mother, Mrs. Emma CORPORATION NOTICE Siren ih=! the teller.; Ordt,-.- • BEGINNING al a point loca- 1470 Campbell Street, Rahway, (ance was duly adopted and ted on the Southwesterly side New Jersey on July 3,1910 at valued at $150. Zygo of Roaelle Park; a PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby approved on final reading at of Clinton Street therelndlstant 10:00 A.M. prevailing time, at St. Mary's School was Joseph Kulbaha brother, Joseph Zygo of glvec that the following Ordin- a pogtjfar moeMn? nf iha Mun- 50 feet Northwesterly along the which time they shall be open- the scene of a larceny. It Ksh'xcy, and two grand- ance was duly adopted and ap- ldpaf Council, Township of same from the comer formed ed and publicly road; for tbe Is undetermined at this A township man, Joseph children. proved on final reading at a Clark, County of Union, state by the Intersection ot the said 1979 - Channel Cleaning and time what was taken. Kulbaba of 23 Schuyler Dr., Arrangements - were Regular meeting of the Mun- of New Jersey, Monday eve- Southwesterly side ot Clinton Restoration, Various streams. JUNE 16 made by Corey and Corey icipal council. Township of ning, June 18, 1979. was admitted to membership Clark, County of Union, state Street with the Northwesterly This contract consist of tbe Burger King at 1714 Rte. in the Purchasing Manage- Funeral Home at 359 Elm side of Georgia Street at the rental on a per day basis of of New Jersey, Monday eve- No. 1 was the scene of a ment Assn. of New Jersey. Ave., Rahway. ning, June 18, 1979. EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK corner of land formerly of various pieces of construction larceny of rolls valued at Township Clerk Grlscom; ami from thence run- equipment, -lnclodlngoperators, Mr. Kulbaba is assistant Township of Clark . ning: EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK to be used for cleaning, ex- JUNE 17 purchasing agent for Servis- (1) Along CHntonStreetNorth cavating, and restoring tbe co of Hillside. Township Clerk AN ORDINANCE TO 75 minutes, 09 seconds West, channel of various streams, A resident of E. Milton Stanley Braz-Utis, 61, of Township of Clark AMEND AN ORDIN- 27.10 feet to a point themce, as directed by the Enflnwr, Elizabeth died Wednesday, . ANCE ENTITLED, "AN (Z) South 14 minutes, 51 sec- tn according with Plans and June 20, in Alexian Broth- AN ORDINANCE TO ORDINANCE ESTAB- onds West, 72.3 feet to a point Specifications on file In tbe PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE tis Hospital In Elizabeth AMEND CHAPTER 4, LISHING POSITIONS, thence office of the Director of Public after a brief illness. ARTICLE 3, SECTION SALARIES AND DUTIES (3) South 75 minutes, 09 sec- Works and City Engineer. •4-17 OF THE RE- UNDER THE PROVIS- onds East, 27.10 feet to a point Bidders may obtalnplans and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING He had been a life-long TOP OF CLASS . . . Roosevelt School of Rahway held VISED GENERAL OR- ION OF CIVIL SER- thence Specifications at tha office of BY RAHWAY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT resident of Elizabeth. its Annual Awards Assembly on June 14. Presented DINANCES OF THE VICE," ADOPTED NOV- • (4) North 14 minutes, 51 sec- tbe city Engineer, during tbe He had been a machine with awards for highest scholastic achievement for the TOWNSHIP OF CLARK. EMBER 9, 1964. onds East, 72.3 feet to Clinton regular business hoars, at City PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT operator fo 39 years at the sixth-grade classes were the following, she^s left £c Sirsst tow the place of Begin- Hall. OF THE CITY OF HAnnAT, HE w* JEB3EV DID HOLD A FUSLIC Pneips uodgc Copper Pro- right: Front row, Joseph Pltula.bsnnis^aucom, Sharon It—6/28/79 Fee: J12.88 It—6/28/7B Fee: ning. The charge for PlansandSpe- MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE Win, 1979 AND DID ductd Corp. in Elizabeth. Leopold, John Rellly and Thomas Tlmto; back row, Mrs. The foregolngdescripUonbe- clflcatlons Is 910.00 per set APPROVE THE APPLICATION ANDSTTE PLAN, USE VARIANCE, Surviving are bis widow, Barbara Solas, Parent-Teacher Assn. president, and lng drawn In accordance with a and for Standard Specifications CONDITIONAL USE AND YARD DIMENSION VARIANCES FOR THE Mrs. Josephine Brazaltls; Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, out-going president. survey made by H. Thomas $5.00 per volume, which sums 280 ST. GEORGE AVENUE CORPORATION, 280 ST. GEOKGE a daughter, Mlus Barbara CUT, Civil Engineer, and Sur- shall not be returned. AVENUE, RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, TO ENLARGE THE FACIL- ITIES OF THE EXISTING LUMBER YARD AND BUILDING Brazaltls of Elizabeth; a Teyor,datedNovember28,1967. Bids must be submitted on tbe son, Stanley Brazaitis of BEING Lot 24A, Block 486, proposal form furnished to the MATERIALS AND SALES AT 280 ST. GEORGE AVENUE, RAH- bidder and most b? enclosed in WAY, NEW JERSEY, ON LOTS 3, 4, 13-20, and 43-52, BLOCK Barnegat; a sister, Mrs. Mrs. Zelinka, 88 Sears to clots TuUu. 640, TAX ATLAS OF TBE CITY OK HAHWAJ, K5W JESSSff, Evs C=ir.;s cf RsSrcsy, two Being" the same premises a sealed envelope bearing the . I 1 BY ERECTING AN ADDITION TO AN EXISTING LUMBER AND brotherB, Jom>|>h BrazaitiB Mrs. Hanna Jeck Zelin- conveyed to th* Ver^rors nsTnp rj".d sddr?" cf Ui5 MtWsr B 8 and the project name. BUlLDfflG MATERIALS BUILDING AMD EXPANDING THE PSt- of Roselle and Charles ka, »i, of Dalamorc Ave., heroin by deed of Jose RoloB SENT PARKING AREA. Acosta and Gloria Acosta, hi* The bid must be accompanied Brazaitis of Linden, and Roselle, died Wednesday, The general manager of wife, of even date herewith, by a Certificate of Surety guar- two grandchildren. Junn 20, at home after a Sears, Roebuck and Co. re- FEINBERG, FEINBERG 4 TRTTSCH and recorded simultaneously anteeing to furnish a Perfor- brfcsf illness. tail operations is the Greater with the mortgage In the Office mance Bond fcr 1CC£ cf ths DAVID M. FEINBERG Born in Austria-Hun- of the Register of Union County, contract In event cf award; an ATTORNEY FOR THE APPLICANT gary, she came to Eliza- New York area, William I. New Jersey. executed Non-Collusion Affl- 1447 CAMPBELL STREET beth In 1906, moving to Bass, announced Sears will This Is a purchase money davld, an executed Political RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY 07065 Roselle 60 years ago. close its catalog public P*jase take notice that Dalry^ Stores, Inc. ^as filed an appeal There Is due approximately with the zoning Board ot Adjustment of tbe City at Rahvay, Union 1591 Main St., recently Liberal Arts • Engineering 321,732.54 with Interest from Public Law 1975, Chapter 127. bo»rinj held by the Board of Adjustment oi the City of Rahway participated In exervise Tbe Municipal Council re- on June IS, 1P79 relaUn ta an application by Marie E. Keefe County, New Jersey for a variance to enlarge and modernize toe T< Business e Criminal Justice April 20,1979 and costs. Krauszer's Food store oo premises known as Block 254 Lot 24. SoHa Shield-79." The Sheriff reserves the right serves the right to accept or of 139 Elm Arenue, Rthway,New Jersey, to convert a one family to adjourn this 6ale. reject any and all bids which In dwelling known as 139 Elm Avenue Into a two family dwelling, This appeal Is on the Boards calendar and a public hearing He-Is a member of the Biological & Physical Sciences tbelr opinion will be In the best tbo Board of Adjnstmont did grant the revested variance. has boon ordered lor 7:30 P.M. on July 16,1979 In the Municipal First' Battalion Second RALPH FROEHUCH Building, 147D Campbell Street, Rahway, Now Jersey, at uhlch soerul Interest of the City, or forrea- Marines based at the tor complsto information, dial the hotline- sons required by law. .':•• Marie E. Keen) time you may'appear to present any objections whicii you iasy Marine Corps Base in have. BECK & D"ELIA Applicant Camp Lejeune, N.C. Joseph M. Hartnett 139 Elm Avenue ATTORNEYS By Lawrence DeVrtea A1977 graduate of Plain- DJ & RNR CX-290 Business Administrator Rahway, New Jersey 07005 field High School, Cpl. 272-8580 It—6/28/79 Doyle Joined the Marine Fee:$131.04 Zt—6/21 & 6/28/79 Fee: It— 6/28/79 ' Fee: J19.60 Fee: $15.68 J5W0 . Corps in October, 1977.