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VOL. 160 NO. 49 RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1982 USPS 454 160 20 New lives given deaf by 'hearing dogs' By R. R. Faszzczewski couraged to contribute ac- Dog Center, which is lo- prevents the animals from other animal shelter Na Rahway-area residents cordingly to their ability cated at the Red Acre Farm being euthanized. tionally, approximately recently found out that be- and help fund financial in Stowe, Mass., and to Using a concept devel- 80% of the lost or abandon ing deaf does not have to sponsors for their dogs. No maintain an active interest oped in the mid 1970's, the ed animals that end up in keep a person sheltered applicants are denied a in the dog's progress. An op professionally-trained hear- dog pounds are eventually from the vital "sounds" of "hearing dog" because of portunity to visit the enter, ing dog consistently alerts put to sleep, but the lucky living. their inability to contribute and work for several days its deaf master to the pre pups selected for hearing A -.demonstration about toward the coct of a dog, he with his dog i« offered to sence of sound -everyday dog training are given a «e the Central Jersey Club of added. each recipient during the communications devices or cond chance for leading a the DeaFs program to pro- final week of t'Ti"i"p >I«I<»H warning danger signals and useful, happy life, t-he - '••'• vide dogs to help the deaf A pre-placement visit in Mr. Munn the home assesses the appli- thereby enable* him to res spokesman pointed on' "hear" was performed re pond in an appropriate cant's need for a working A non-profit organization cently at the Italian manner, it was pointed out He concluded Red Acre American Club in Rahway animal, a commitment to established in 1901 to pro meeting the dog's needs and a' the program in Rahway. Farm has a professional dog CHRISTMAS PAST - Crowds flr-k to last year'? The program gives priori- vide a home for old and ; determination to reinforce The dogs are trained to trainer who works fulltime ''oi'Kpg ceremony at Rahway <= '' tv Hpii ''->-•> ty to severely or profoundly worn-out horses, the farm the response training. Also has provided veterinary help their masters respond helping the animals learn deaf adults, young deaf ad- considered are a person's to the alarm clock, doorbell, their new duties. A p4ace ults seeking independent students with scholarships age, lifestyle and physical and is now giving homeless telephone or smoke alarm. ment counselor with a pro lives apart from their par disabilities. Through the Hearing dogs have been fessional background in ents, deaf parents with in and abandoned animals a Census study reveals assistance of a member of chance to provide deaf per helping the Heaf with daily deafness works with the fants and young children, the placement staff exper- independent living skills deaf recipients before, dur- mature, deaf adults with no sons with a "realistic alter ienced in sign language each native for independent liv sin<-e the American Huma ing and after placement of other support systems and dog is chosen specifically ne Assn initiated the first the dog in its new home increase in non-whites the elderly deaf who wish to ing, protection, companion for its deaf master. ship, a sense of responsibili- national program back in Hearing dogs are certified, that information to plan to population in Union Coun remain independent, reports The population of Union 1980. Elizabeth's white ty and a readiness to res 1976. Mixed-breed dogs ol and guaranteed legal rights meet the educational needs Denis Munn of Bayonne, County has changed mark- ty during that time were: population declined by During the training per- pond," the club director all sizes are selected for the equivalent to those enjoyed of students. the director of the program. edly over the last 20 years Fanwood, 12.9%; Clark, 30.1% during that time iod the recipients are en- pointed out Massachusetts based pro l>\ puul.- Hops for the hlinH with an approximate 7% The report found the pre 11.3%; Springfield, 11.3%; span, while Plainfield's According to Mr. Munn couraged to stay in close gram from the Animal Res decline, in the number of sent total of Union County Summit. 10.8%; Cranford, decreased by 27.4%. deaf recipients are en- contact with the Hearing He also said the program e League of Boston or residents here from 1970 to residents is lower now than 103%, and Kenilworth, The County College re- 1980, according to a report it was in 1960. The repon 10.3%. port also noted for the first prepared by Union County also indicates the percen Hillside at 9%; Plainfield time in the history of the College's Office of Insti- tage of males in the county at 3%, and Berkeley Hei census, Hispanic residents Papers announce tutional Research. appears to be decreasing grits at .4% evidenced the in Elizabeth" were included Five significant trends in over time; in terms of rac smallest percentage of in the 1980 numbers. The the population of the coun- ial/ethnic categories the change from 1970 to 1980. census , noted Hispanics holiday deadlines white population is decrea- ty areeited in the report en- Hillside, Plainfield, Ro- make up 26.7% of Eliza- The offices of The Rah- time, copy for the issues of sing, while minority groups' titled, "Population Char selle and Rahway expert beth's population, with way News-Record and The Dec. 30 and Jan. 6 should be population is increasing; the acteristics of Union Count) ericed a 20% or more in- 28,305 of them now living Clark Patriot will be closed in the hands of the editor at number of individuals un- for 1960, 1970 and 1980 crease in the number of in- in that municipality. That for the Christmas holiday 219 Central Ave., Rahway, der 17 years of age has and the Profile of Students dividuals listed in a rac- number is greater than the on Friday, Dec. 24, and for NO LATER THAN 5 P.M. ON decreased by 45,624 from at Union County College in ial/ethnic category other Black population in Eli- the New Year's Eve holiday WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, for the 1970 to 1980 with most of Spring Term, 1982." than "white." zabeth, which according to on Friday, Dec. 31. DEC. 30 ISSUE and NO LATER the decrease occurring in The report is based on Hillside and Plainfield the 1980 census, is 18,622 THAN 5 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY the racial-ethnic category of In order to insure all ed- statistics provided by the showed a decrease in the or 17.5%. itorial copy is processed in DEC. 29 for the JAN. 6 ISSUE. United States Census stud- "white," and the number of number of persons aged 65 individuals aged 65 years of The report shows overall ies pf 1980, 1970 and 1960. years of age or older from the census found in.the last The report, prepared by age or older is increasing as well as the proportion of fe- 1970 to 1980, while Moun- 20 years Union County's Mrs.. Patricia Biddar of tainside, New Providence, makeup has change signi- City tree lighting Rahway, the director of in- males comprising that gro- up. Springfield and Union ex- ficantly. stitutional research, looked perienced increases of 25% The current makeup of at changes in the makeup of According to the study, or more in the number of in- Union County, according to to be Dec. 9 the county's population all Union County munici- dividuals who were 65 years the 1980 census study, is For the second time, the ticipants bring their pen- over the last 20 years. The palities experienced dec- of age or older during the 74.4% white, 15.9% Black, college will use me report to Annual Tree-Lighting Cer- nies, since they will find reases in population from same period. 8.1% Hispanic, and 1.6% emony will be held on street vendors, in that identify changing trends in 1970 to 1980. The largest The report shows that in other categories. the county, and then use Thursday, Dec. 9. at 7:30 period's dress, along Main percentages of decline in Hillside, Elizabeth and The I960 census showed p.m. in the front of City and Cherry Sts.. who will be Plainfield experienced the the county, at that time, Hall, at the corner of Mam selling chestnuts, apples, largest declines in popula- was made up of a very dif- St. and Milton Ave. cookies and hot chocolate tion in the category of ferent population, which Once again the Chamber at the same prices as in "white" during the past 10 was 92.3% white, 7.5% [hose bygone days. years. Black and .1% in other of Commerce and the mer- Hillside showed a decre- categories, with no statistics chants invited Rahway and The.tree at the City Hall ase in its white population available for Hispanics at surrounding-area residents Plaza will be lit at' 7:30 of 35.9% from 1970 to that time. to bring their families to the o'clock, and there will be downtown area to partici Christmas Carols and music pate in the festivities of the to add to the celebration. annual event of the official City bank robbed EXTRA SET OF EARS - A member of the Central Jersey Club of the Deaf. Inc. and a lighting of the Christmas Immediately following friend demonstrate the role dogs who help deaf people "hear" a ringing telephone play tree. the ceremony, at the City in a program held recently at the Italian-Ameican Club in Rahway Hall participants may stroll An atmosphere of the along Main St. to Cherry St. at walkup window early I 900's will be created whose "gaslights." brick with the help of the lu sidewalks and street ven A white man described Dec. 2 passed a note to a minaria candles, which will by police as being in his teller at a walkup window dors will be part of the decorate the pla/a in front festivities middle 20's and about five- at the Maple and St. George of City Hall. These candles feet, seven inches tall on Ave., Rahway, office of the have been donated by the Last years Christmas Commercial Trust Co. of Rahwa\ Chamber of Com Tree Lighting Ceremony NAACP to elect New Jersey, and made off merce was such a success, with with about 51,200 in cash. crowds of residents meeting new officers According to the Rail- In keeping \wth the ^iinl and greeting friends and The regular meetirig of way Police, the robbery oc- of the |900\ a chamber neighbors, street vendors the general membership of curred between 4:30 and 5 spokesman suggested par promptly gold out of their the Rahway Branch of the p.m., and another robbery wares, and some celebrants National Assn. for the Ad- with the same method of were disappointed there vancement of Colored Peo- operation happened later Library films were no "treats" for them to ple will be held at the Ebe- the same evening in Met- to focus purchase In anticipation of nezer African Methodist uchen. the turnout this year, the Episcopal Church at 253 The Federal Bureau of on holidays committees have gone all Central Ave., Rahway, on Investigation is looking into out to insure no one will be Monday, Dec. 13, at 8 p.m., the case, police told The The Rahway Public 1 it, disappointed at this event, for the purpose of electing Rahway News-Record: rary will present a holida) the spokesman added. officers and members of the film program for boys and Executive Committee for City voters girls in kindergarten to sixth I'o coincide with the ol the 1983-1984 term, reports grade on Thursday. Dec. ficial start of the holiday John J. Robertson, the bra- to decide 16, from 315 to 4:10 p.m. season, the tree at the cor- nch president. ner of St George and Gra- A slate of officers was on $5.9 million The films, "The Great nd Aves. will also be lit at nominated at the Novem- Toy Robbery" and "The this time for revamp Night Before Christmas," ber meeting. The Christmas Caroling Mr. Robertson added, MADISON SCHOOL HEADLINES - The students in Dorothy McCall's Madison School and sound filmstrips, "The of school: of Rahway second-grade class displaying their Who's Who Bulletin Board, left to right, Fir Tree" and "Mr Wil Event, will also be held "All members of the branch downtown in December, WOMAN OF THE HOUR - Rahway's Homecoming in good standing are eligible are: Kimberly Antrosiglio, Donna Temple. SuzaYine Barkoff, Shannon O'Leary, lowby's Christmas Tree," Queen, Arlerie Paschenko, was crowned at the See Inside Catherine Brougham, Altaress Mayer. Rokisha Caldwell. Cynthia Racelis and Deserie will be shown. sometime before Christmas to vote, and are urged to be Eve, Friday, Dec. 24. Thanksgiving Day football game. present." Wilcher. Admission will be free. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 PAGE 3 PAGE 2 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Firs! Aiders seat Deborah to seat County attorneys slate for new year new officers to seat Mr. Fink The Elizabeth Chapter of da Rodrigues; treasurer An attorney from Clark, serves as the regional A' its Annr 'I Installation Captain, Scott [><;imone; Deborah Heart and Lung Minna Schulte; associate Stanley A. Fink, will be in- counsel to the Commercial and Awards ( Ten'onies, assistant captain, Dibh) Foundation will hold its treasurer, Julis Sklar; re stalled as the president-elect Trust Co. of New. Jersey. held on DTC. 4, I he mem Rice; first lieutenant, Lor next meeting on Tuesday, cording secretary, Zell Bra of the Union County Bar The association president bers of the Cla'k ' olrnteer raine Podraz?; second lieu Assn. at the group's 80th has received the State of r Dec. 21. at the Ycung dy; financial secretaries. F.m~rgency Sn ia< w ched tenant, Carol Matnsiewic-/ Men •= Young Women"' He Mary Buckley and Sara Anniversary Dinner Dance Israel Award of Honor, the the <;v earing in ol 'her first sergean' Jim Herhig bieu Assn. on f ficers Mr France' Bern ation of Police. Prior to his captain Now 'iur of ti" six «eph S arro; recording v- stein, the fgioija' chair Breslow; auditor, Luise sociation will he the United elected lin •• officers aip retary, John Quinn; mr< Sweigman; historian, Frieda States District Court Judge legal career, Mr. Kaplowitz woman will install the of served under Gen. George esponding secrete••",..r rv r'>~crs Waldman, an<< «*nhe, Fl" Harold Ackerman Wilson: treasure- '* • * * S. Patton, Jr. during World I v •> \W take their Y\\'~) are as Mlows' Hon rence Preiser. Cur'ey, arri thr Mr. Kaplowitz is the sen War II in Europe, where he or Sahriay, nary president, I.ui^e Swe Preceding the above, f**<* larrie^ I nw ior partner in the law firm was awarded the Bronze ic.'ian; president, FMhei Mrs l.uise Sweigman, trw T of Kaplowitz and Wise in Star and the Purple Heart. • ':'it»man honors'y via outgoing i r -sident, wMI I • I inden. Other dignitaries parti- <' '"nt, Marion Berkof side <-.-, •.,-;•.•- Other officers being in cipating in the evening's is • rrsident?. Sol Cohen i'lp program will be Assignment i. •• ,.. i;i .».i \ . • .• stalled that evening include o vice president, Raymond S. Judge William Di Buono, who will introduce Judge Londa of Eli7atwth; secre ; on tH way ta>y. William R Hobapfel Ackerman, who »U a'"> be i oqion units plan of C 'an'ord; fea^urer, Mir the toastmas'er f( 'l-E',1' •if lark thi' e adopted veterans at of Trustees are Ross R An Dworken of Congregation P \m the Ral'wry ("ire I)epf ic Tire Service Instrii' nr m< the New Jersey State Hcne 7s>'<\\ of Summit LeonardAnshe Chesed will give the Richard Allan Kale cordinp "• ' '•'"•' i""1' ; ' sponsored Ir-caMy '•» •'•• •.'|!' II A' xili'Uy will for D'sabled Veterans in A Wolk-,Hr '>f Westfie'd. invocation, and Judge War Junior Women • I ••• met' '\H of the Miss Julie Ann Kendrigan, the daughter of Mr. and "»|ler "qhway Fire Dept Menlo "ark during the < hr S. Pavid ' e y ')f Flizab th ren Brodv of the Appellate The Pacific Ocean en- 1 ' i inn Organi/a r Mrs Robert J. Kendrigpn of 141 Jensen Ave., Rahway, Begin ing 'olay, I he Arpearinu each Thurs istmas holidays She wO and Al"" ' " I""--"" ••' Division of the Superior closes an area larger than • i [|,,. fi ..,,.. ;-.3n pre»pt each of them with a I ;nden was married to P'chard A Man Kale, the son of Mr. and all the land surfaces of day, each weeks FIRF ( Court will make a presen bake for seniors i Auxiliny ai I be Mrs. Clement R Kale '>f 16 Omah? Dr . Onnford, on the earth put together. WISF willbeal-'ecy. "-ad gift from the unit Two o During Mr Kank wi'7'1: tation to the outgoing pre I Wall! »i(! I' I'' No 1 these veterans also have bir Saturday, Oct. 2 in St Thomas ''»<• Apoc'le Byzantine The members of the Rah- information may telephone ^••wi Centuri""" able disi~uss>"n of in irti more than .10 vears as ar> at side"t. Charles Win«tsky way Area Junior Woman's M,rs. Twombly, the mem- "Consistency is the last re- V'ifH Oil ' I ;JnV thdays during D'^mbe.r r Rif Catholic Church in Rahway portant fire safet> topic- torney. h has served a- the The president of the New Club recently presented bership chairwoman, at fuge of the unimaginative." Through the year, FIRF They will also N* ".""« assistant prfs^cuto' and Jersey State Bar Assn., Vin The Rev. Jrwpl> O 0"in'aM pcrf'iimpd the 4pm Oscar Wilde to ring in 1 homemade cupcakes and 382-6925. WISF will address b"'h sea \ a M's Ke Tielh '"red with a gift. prosecuto' o' I Inion (V"in cent J Apm-77es/'. will s>icn R.-i. \1'^ Cus Bott Mi< The unit membe's anc A reception followed at The Pines Manor in Edison. decorated placemats to the New Year sonal topics from forest ty as w ell as the county at h» present. residents of the Rahway Ih.-<- oi Rudr 'ki, Mrs the Past Presidents Parley r Escorted by her father, the bride had Maryjeanne The New Yearv. F.ve fires to Christmas tree torney He i mamed to the Co'-.k tail' will begin at Housing' Authority's John l"hn \ (HIIK" and Mrs. will hold a ("hris'mas party Kendngan, her sister, as her maid of honor. The Gala to be sponso'ed by the safety and topics like h">m< formet Miss Irene Perlmut 6 30 p.m. with dinner at F'. Kennedy Apartments on Mi, i< ,.i (iri.ifi; I Vlegates at the post home at the cor bridesmaids were Sandy Kale, Bianca Van Wert, and An Gran Cenfnons of (lark escape planning, which nn ter, a former "chcxil te?"het. 7:30 o'clock followed by Grand Ave., Rahway. The <• ire Mrs William ner of Liberty St. and drca Nitkiewicz. Leah Dudek was the flower girl. on Tridnv, Dec 11, will iv h?vp no season. and ha_s two rhiMren Seth dancing to the Marty Ames cakes were baked by the i' ' Mis Fiii'ik Krov. Westfield Ave.. ' l?rk, 1 ni{ M<> Robert A. Kale, the groom's br"ther, served as the TO BRIGHTEN YOUR HOLIDAYS - Luminaria, sold by start at 8 p m. with a "I hope every News Re 1 Marc Kapl""' '' *> e Orchestra. For further in club's members, and the Mi Rudnicki reported Wednesday . FVc 1 <: at Kaplowitz. best man. The ushers were Robert Imbriaro, Richard the Rahway Chamber of Commerce, light the water cocktail hour of hot and cord and Clark Patriot read 1 formation, please telephone placemats were decorated 'I' i isii with the unit's ; Schneider and Michael Bannon. near Rahway's City Hall during last year's Christmas- cold hors d'oeuvres, fea- er will read and remember p.m. Grace Nail at the asso" a by their children. Mr. Kaplowitz is c\ the Following a honeymoon in San Diego, the couple DRUNK-DRIVING ARRESTS CLIMB IN TOWNSHIP tree lighting to reflect the tree. This year's coroi><""v turing caviar molds, fol- the advice contained in p<.r..-t of Directors and tion office at 353 4715 Representing the org- will be held tonight. FIRE-WISE. rnnrh.H established a residence in Avenel. A significant increase in 76 drunk drivers being ar- Drunk-Driving Task Force, lowed by a prime rib dinner anization were Mrs. Helen driving, Chief Smar remind- Whan you do your holiday Chief Heller. Mrs. Kale is a graduate of Mother Seton Regional drunk-driving arrests since rested during the first 10 which during October ac- including soup, salad, stuf Connolly of Carteret and ed motorists to use common calling, fed shells and dessert. High Srhool in Clark. She attended Middlesex County the implementation of a months of 1982 as com- counted for 471 drunk-dri- sense when drinking, par- College, and is employed by the Exxon Research and Mrs. Joyce Kane of Col- Whether if be near or far; At midnight a cham D. G. Pfeiffer Junior Women oid Drunk-Driving Task Force pared to 42 such arrests in ving arrests in New Jersey. ticularly during the holiday Fngineering Co., Inc a.s a technical information cleYk. onia, the co-chairwomen of If you're doing any drinking, United Way asks: pagne toast will ring in the Grant awarded by the Of- the same period of time dur- The primary objective of season when Christmas and takes degree Her husband is a graduate of Crsnford High School, the club's Social Services fice of Highway Safety of Don't attempt to drive a New Year, follower! hy a ing 1981. During October the task force is to make the New Year's parties are so in chiropractic seniors' reading and is employed by Peck Oldsmohile in New Brunswi^-v Dept., as well as members, New Jersey was reported by alone, 12 drunk drivers car. Venetian table. Mrs. Caroline McGrath of roadways safe once again prevalent. Help us meet goal A Rahway man, Douglas as an assistant service manager HEARTS & Clark Police Chief Anthony were arrested this year. for the motoring public by for although you may feel Also included will be an Rahway and Mrs. Andi The old cliche "If you able, G. Pfeiffer, the son of Mr The Rahway Area Junior The club, a member ol T. Smar. Chief Smar added. removing drunk drivers The United Way of East- or co-workers. They are open bar, hats, and noise Woman's Club recently the General Federation o Twombly of Clark. drink, don't drive," is still makers. "Fantasy" will pro- and Mrs. Frederick V Pfe DIAMONDS Analysis of the statistics Clark presently is one ol who continue to contribute meaningful. A little effort To perform behind the whe- ern Union County has rea- counting on you." iffer of 61 Maple Ave , wa< distributed books and mag- Woman's Clubs, volunteers Lecture to cover The nutrition program reveals an 80% increase in 36 municipal police depart- a disproportionate share of el; ched 50% of its goal, accor- The United Way of Eas vide the entertainment for azines, which were donated its services and raises funds coordinator at the site, Exquisite double hearts in and common sense will go a the evening. accepted as a freshman sm drunk-driving arrests, with ments participating in the 'deaths, injuries and proper- long way in making it a hap- Chance* ore your reflexes ding to the campaign chair- tern Union County serves, dent at the Palmer College by the club members, to res- for scholarships and char Mrs. Catherine Papirnik. 14K Gold and sparkling Tickets for this event are ty damage on our road- py and safe holiday season, Are much tlower than they man, Christopher Arms- among others, the residents of Chiropractic in Daven dients of the Rahway Hous- ities in Rahway, Clark, Co! learning disabled accepted the items on be- diamonds. Beautifully de- priced at $90 per couple. ways, according to the he added. feel. trong of Rahway. So far, of Rahway and Clark. port, Iowa. ing Authority's John F. onia, Edison, Carteret half of the over 60 senior signed and crafted by chief. How about if fallow drivers? the United Way has raised Even 8 woodpecker For reservations and Kennedy apartments on Woodbridge. The founding editor of and Families of the Learn citizens who participate in * * # He will take a four aca Friends of Animals Tbfca a moment now and thi- $795,137 of its goal of details please telephone the Grand Ave.. Rahway. "The Exceptional Parent," ing Disabled" with practical the center's daily lunch pro- J & C Ferrara. In view of the serious The poem below was wri- owes his success to the demic-year course of study Women between the ages $ nk. $1,590,275. fact that he uses his head. Gran Centurions Club at a magazine about children solutions to everyday prob gram. consequences associated tten by Sgt. Fred Carrick of leading to the degree of doc Representing the organ- of 18 and 35 years old wb Earrings - 138 with a conviction of drunk It it fair to drive an auto, "With the loss of many -W.O.W. Magazine. 382-1664. wish further informatioi with disabilities, Dr. Stanley lems on Monday, Dec. 13. Serving Rahway. Clark. the Clark Police Record tor of chiropractic. ization were Mrs. Helen opposes 'attempt After taking that first manufacturing jobs in the CHECKING...FOR SAFETY - Mrs. Toni Agliata, left, may telephone Mrs. And D. Klein, a doctor of phil- at 8 p.m., in the First Bap Colonia, Carteret, Wood- Bureau. It seems quite ap- prepares to receive a Mantoux given by the school Connolly of Carteret and osophy, will speak on "Sur- tist Church lounge at 170 Pendant - Two Sizes veterinarians that can prac- propriate for this time of drink? area, it is important those Twombly, the membershi bridge and Edison, the club S s For your Christmas nurse, Mrs. Jean Riccio, at the Grover Cleveland Mrs. Joyce Kane of Col- vival Skills for Professionals Elm St., Westfield. includes women between tice in New Jersey. year. who still have jobs and com- shopping & decorating , chairwoman, at 382-6925. Smaller - 96 Larger - 170 to raise costs' This, the animal unit aid munity members help pick School in Rahway. This is in accordance with the New onia, the co-chairwomen of A "Rap Corner" will be the ages of 18 and 35 years The Country Store the club's Social Services Friends of Animals, Inc. said, would result in fewer up the slack," said Mr. offers gifts for Jersey state-mandated Mantoux testing program. The held at 7:30 p.m. This even old. Specifically, the bill Dept., as well as Mrs. Car called for Gov. Thomas H. would place greater power veterinarians at a time Armstrong. "More people everyone on your Mantoux tuberculin skin test is an effective tool in any is being co-sponsored by the Anyone wishing further Day care unit oline McGrath of Rahway, Kean to veto a measure in the hands of the State when there are only 801 of are going to need help from list and all you |Hairport~ tuberculosis-control program. It is the required method Union County Assn. for —now before-4he State- As- Veterinary- Medical Board them in the state to take the United Way's 45 agen- need for tree and to celebzate tfu.ii fifth an of screening students and school personnel for.tuber- the publicity chairwoman. Children with Learning Dis sembly that would reduce by allowing schooled ani- care of almost 3 million cies. It is up to us to see home decorations- iy by exfxX£.ninq a ipu-cla culosis, based on the recommendations by the Tuber- abilities and the Institute offers food plan Plus loads of for Human Services a available care to the three mal technicians to perform owned pets, 70,000 horses these people receive the thank Lfou to ail culosis Advisoy Council of the State Dept. of Health, Lisa Bontempo assistance they need." stocking stuffer reports Mrs. Riccio. Kean College of New Jer- All million owned pets in New medical services such as in- of 18 registered breeds^ at A spokesman for the Family She Reduced Yearly of itx fjat\onx who Jersey, and greatly increase items and Christmas sey. oculations only in the em- least 154,000 animals sub- Rahway Day Care Center, Income 'The response has been print fabric for have helped cJjaixpio\i to dance the cost of that care to pet Clark resident, Michelle Begins ploy of veterinarians, it was jected to laboratory res- Inc. announced the spon- 1 $8,660 good to this year's cam- your holiday sewing. become a lucceii. l Hi Denise Dorizas owners, according to a gro- noted. earch, this figure includes sorship of the Child Care 2 paign, but we still have a at Kean Miloscia, a member of the With 84 E. Cherry Street up spokeswoman. $11,510 aLio nofie you UJLLL helfi Union County Assn. for Another provision of the primates, dogs, cats, guinea Food Program. 3 $14,360 long way to go before we in honor society The Kean College of f can wrap-up the campaign. UA continue to giou.* in Children with Learning Dis- People The proposed bill, bill would increase the pigs and wild animals This program is designed 4 $17,210 A Rahway resident, Den- New Jersey Dance Theatre Rahway 388-1667 A-1619, is a concurrent res- I'm calling on all sectors of the next five ytail. ablities, which also services number of veterinarians on covered under the Animal to provide meals to children Each Additional ise Dori/as, a student at the of Union will present a pro- olution already approved by Welfare Act, and does not eastern Union County's co- Special thanks from Essex, Middlesex, Somerset the state board, thereby in child care centers and re- Family Member add $2,850 Diane, Joanne L lorliani Madison campus gram of dance at 8:15 p.m. the Senate. It was expected lessening the voice of the account for animals used by creation programs. mmunities to pledge their and Morris Counties, advis- Country 310 New Bruntwlck Ave Kathy, Beth, of lairlcigh Dickinson Uni- from Thursday to Sunday, ed further information may to come up for a vote in the public in regulating all the military, mice or rats; Meals are available at no support to the United Fordi.NJ./73a-4707 Toni (lonn«rly of Truly Youra) Dec. 16 to 19, and at 1 p.m. Assembly on Dec. 6. Way," added the chairman. Store On the corner a( versity, was admitted to Phi be obtained by telephoning veterinary practices that ef- 100,000 cattle, 45,000 hogs separate charge to all chil- Boy Scouts Ubeny Street 222 Si. Gcorg* Ave. /.els Kappa, the junior hon- on Friday and Saturday, A-1619 is. an,amendment fect pet owners. "The people you help may Op*n Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m. the association at 233-0072. and 1.5 million chickens dren 12 years old and under _RAHWAY*382-5960 orary society of the univer- Dec. 17 and 19, for high to the State Veterinary Although there is a "re- slaughtered annually in enrolled in the Rahway Day postpone be your friends, neighbors sity school students in the Wil- PROGRAMS Practice Act, which Friends New Jersey. Care Center, Inc. "The two greatest stimulants ciprocity" provision which Miss Dori/as is a psych- kins Theatre for the Per- of Animals believes already "More power to keep out paper drives Charges set in the world are youth and appears to lessen restrict- ology major. forming Arts on the cam- gives too much power to new veterinarians means Service League debt." Benjamin Disraeli ions on veterinary practice, Tin- new members yvere pus. the veterinary profession. the spokeswoman declared, fewer animal doctors, and NffDf INCOME SAlt A spokesman for Rah- for articles way Troop No. 47 of the donates baskets honored al a reception held Four of the original PRINTED The education director the clause is "vague and em- this translates into higher Effective from July 1. 1982 to on Nin. 1 in Lenfell Hall, dances are choreographed and private groups, with for the national animal pro- powers the board of entren- costs for the pet owner," she June 30. 1983 Boy Scouts, sponsored by FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING the First Presbyterian to needy 1 he Mansion on nuptials by Williamm Chaison, Dr. Stanley D. Klein membership drawn from For: tection group in Neptune, ched practitioners to decide added. FomBy Siia Frte Yearly Income Church of Rahway, anno- professor of dance at the federal, state and local Susan Russell, said, "It ap- what states, if any, have Susan Russell asserted $6,080 The Rahway Junior Ser- IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA The charge for the place- college and the director of will be held al 10 a.m on government agencies, major Getting Married? pears the Legislature is 'education and examina- $8,090 unced there will be no paper magazine Vietnam the board has been succe- truck at Sutton Place dur- vice League donated eight ment of wedding and engag- the theater He formerly Saturday, Jan 8, of next veteran groups and other in • Clubs about to place its im- tions substantially equi- ssful in limiting the number $10,090 Thanksgiving baskets to to sponsor ement announcements in was with the Alvin Ailey year in the Visitors Center terested parties. YES...WE EVEN primatur on a piece of leg- valent' to New Jersey's. $12,090 ing the remainder of Dec- veterans of veterinary practices in ember. needy families in Rahway. BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... The Rahway News-Record Dance Co. at Foster Fields on Kah The purpose ut llic sx>un islation that would restrict Without further definition the state. She said in recent Each Additional Mrs. Alexander Nappi, the dessert benefit and The Clark Patriot is $5 dena Rd Morris cil is to focus on and make • Organizations competition in the pet heal- in the law, this could evolve The dances arc "Pond' meet Jan. 8 PRINT PERSONALIZED years the number of persons Family Member add $2,000 The next pickup will be community service chair- without a picture and $8 and "Blues Variations." es Township recommendations on sub th-care field, and cause con- into requisites that border passing the New Jersey vet- on Saturday, Jan. 8, of next woman, was in charge of \ Jcssctt benefit for with a picture. The chairman of the New The centci i* located one jects and problem areas af sumer costs to skyrocket. pecially prepared for this Nuptial Mass Books on nitpicking. Given the erinary examinations has of proficiency on the part of year. distribution. I Ik (11 nb Suect Writer," The forms are available Jersey Vietnam Veterans mile west ol ihe Morris fetting groups of veterans • Schools We hope Gov. Kean, in his production. "Passing,' American Veterinary Medi- been in the vicinity of 15 to the candidates, but to the The members of the lea- the kean College of New at the offices of the news- Civic Council, William L. town Green on Rte. No. 24. The group is sponsored by wisdom as a friend of ani- cal Assn.'s track record, The spokesman thanked which was given in 1980, 16%. planned economic system of gue serving on her commit- JCINCY in Union's literary papers at 219 Central Ave., and "Orchid," his dance for Caubet, announced the The council is a co the Veterans Adminislra mals and a defender of con- very few veterinarians from all those who have con- 1D22 She pointed out last year the board. tee were Mrs. Frank Arcuri nuiga/mc, will be held at next meeting of the council operative effort of public tion • Hospitals sumer rights, will choose to other states will be able to tributed during this year. Rahway, or by writing to his master of arts degree at 84% of the applicants, all of and Mrs. Rocco Cassio. the college's Vaughn Eames Box No. 1061, Rahway, N. New York University. veto this unfortunate move practice in New Jersey I-me Aits Building lobby on whom were graduated from •VCar€ @ patriot J. 07065 or by telephoning The dancers in "Pond" I. • Libraries by lawmakers." under this section of the accredited veterinary col- Saumlay Dec 4, from 6:30 bill." the office at 574-1200. will include lisa Bontempo The animal group spokes- leges, and had passed the EiUMished 1965 In 7.45 p 111 In order to run in the of Rahway NEW YEAR'S EYE GALA woman contends the reason Friends of Animals is national veterinary boards, WOODBRIDGE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER P.A I he plottedi will be used following week's editions, Admission is lice. Addi • Election for the bill's easy passage concerned these and other failed to meet New Jersey's 219 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY. N.J. 07065 to match the S500 grant the information must be tional information may be THE GRAN CENTURIONS through the Senate is its provisions would invest the standards. UnUn I MMdkMx C««ntl«t Owl of County and Stato from tht Kean College submitted, either typed or obtained from Prof. Chai 440 Madison Hill Rd., Clark Pamphlets Dr. Anthony Patras 1 Year - $ 9.50 Alumni A«n to the maga deceptive appearance. board with greater authori- This low levej, she sug- 1 Year $11 50 clearly printed by 5 p.m. on son by telephoning Director 2 Years • $17.00 /int. FRIDAY DECEMBER 31. 1982 "While the bill is pur- ty to limit the number of gested, is due not to a lack 2 Years $21.00 the preceding Thursday. 527-2614. Dr. William Harkins 3 Years • $25.00 I'hc benefit will be before 8 PM-2 AM ported to 'modernize' the 3 Years $30.00 • Dance Veterinary Practice Act, it Dr. Mark Goldfarb the concert by Irina Tseit Cocktail Huur Hot & Cold Hois l/ucu. ,^ simply serves to further Associates Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News-Record or The Clark IIII, a Russian violinist, sch- including Caviar Mold.s Patriot starting immediately. Clubs restrict veterinary compet- JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC. . Chiropractic Physicians eduled for 8 p.m. in the Wil- BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY I Hasic by THE FAIT AST Appetizer-Soup-Salad 75 Mass Books Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover subscription. Stuffed Shells ition through a number of COVERED BY kins Theatre for the Per- —TKKET PtKI—, maneuvers, not the least of forming Arts nearby on the Prime Rib Dinner • Ski Clubs •FUEL OIL •OIL •Automobile Accident (no fault) 'Medicare NAME Dunwr PHUTM Members OPEN TAX which are restrictions in •WEILMcLAIN campus. Tickets are stil" Dessert ownership of veterinary fac- •Blue Shield -Most Union Plans (Please print name cleariy) available for the concert. OUR SPECIAtTV $80. Per Couple i. offee-Tea-Sarikd BAR l'«»v "I O7fv make sure you've equipped, maintained and planned to Assn. of Secondary School raising college-admission Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, rHncipals in Reston, V r vo use your fireplace fire-wiselv. After all. you don't want to a test-score requirements, New Mexico, South Dakota C. VIGILANTF ->'«"' "T R. FASZC7 ' *" PAUNSK USP vour whole house as a Yule log! * * # upgrading class-rank re- and Washington. Others in- Editor/Publisher Fireplace safety begins with equipment. Fortunately, High school students in quirements or raising grade- creasing their standards in the very equipment that keeps a fireplare cafe tend": <" i" the majority of the states point average requirements coming years will be Cali- Nnbcr crease its energy efficiency as well. will have to pass stiffer ad- of their applicants. fornia, Mississippi, Nebra- Mp'nber Of coufse, you need a strong grate to holrl your logs mission requirements short The survey was condu ska, Ohio, Texas, Utah and n •• in place. T inlay there are logholders that not only keep ly if they expect to be ac cted this spring, and the West Virgina. of logs from rolling about, bi't which blow heated air back cepted into state universi results were reported in a Fourteen other states are NEW into the h^use. The other important piece of fire-safety ties, according tn survey re- new monograph, "College presently conducting major equipment i<; » screen. Chain mail and glass screens are sults announced recently hy Admissions: New Require- studies of their college ad- FLYING HIGH - The students of St. John the Apostle Subscription Rales hy Mall Including Postage $9 SO. Outside Union and Middle* ''ountics $11 5»0 both effective in keepirg sparks from flying into the the association. School in Clark spent a week preparing for Thanksgiv- Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey ment by 'he State Uni- mission requirements, ac- room, but g'ass scr-eru are more energy efficient. (If "The nation apparently is versities." Survey forms cording to the association ing. The pupils in all classes contributed to food baskets you're using on» of the fo-cedair gra'es y >u'll want a experiencing a major shift asking the current status report These include Ari for needy families both in the parish and at St. Ann's chain SCf'n ^ f^p ll°t r}" '"'^V irmvc inW' \n\it room, in university admission re and direction of admission zona. Arkansas, Connecti Church in Newark. On Nov. 24 a Thanksgiving REPORT though!) quiremenu," reported Scott requirements were mailed cut, Idaho, Illinois, Ken- Paraliturgy was celebrated by The Rev. Alphonse Ar- Social Security: John H. McCutcheon, the WELL DONE, STUDENTS - Senior Citizens who partic- For full protection against sparks, it's p good idea to Thomson the association's to the presidents of the uni tucky, Maryland, Massa minio, the pastor, in which the sixth graders played a Social Security district pated in the recent art workshop at Rahway's Roosevelt 1 1 c ( install a fire-proof nig outsi' ? tr " fireplac- R"gs which ELECTION VICTORS Tho 'iwav iece"tly <> exec'itiv • director "/\ n>aj versity system in each state chusei's, Missouri, New major role. A balloon launch followed. The children at- manager in Elizabeth, said School relax after completing some "masterpieces." DATELINE; t i> r Apply soon FROM are as ornamcnnl as ^ \ ^< f*ffns for benefits Additional information 1 they wer is trV next key to fireplace afet\ and Jancy KIK\ cpn requirements or of incoming freshmen re ing. Washington, which has cheon explained, "benefits certain of receiving all about Social Security bene- fireplace "ifety "quals chimney safety Mnke S'TC yur n returned to school, two qirls were surprised I'.elly If vou plan to retire alf 1 have major st'idy comm'S fleet society's demands (<•> 'o '"iris currently underway "'so has a study underway Moro. i ft. a fourth grader, and Christine Ciuba, a firr.i beforp age 65 you should before a person reaches age can apply as early as three ; greater emphasis on mathe 1 f them may be obtained from by * Senate Don DiFrancesco opef ate, of''durse. It s bad bnsinec; t*> tinji n f T with t'-<- Finally nr fi tt\ < > hr.-f >ip .-i -.l"'\ r.( hool, vet fonk "Ad''itio' say the '"ast. Hgh'er fl'lid or rn'Uhe flarnn' 't-V 'iq'in T> in no otHpr credits are cited most fre «< the'r balloons on Thanksgiving Oav " agt f- ••• uritv benefits nn later than the month the person ap- nefits to start. This would Congressman their parents should check language and English cla ! located at 342 Westminster Peri 'die chimrKv maintenance is viml r^cause a '<"n 'ace up the liqnii' str Rlio'Sp Ida' i 'he last day of the month plies. This provision also help assure the first pay- 1 <- with guid?"ce counsr''irs to sses," Mr. Thr>my>n no'ed Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. layer of flammable, oily creosote builds up insid" a I" hand faster than wm niwlu .'\p ' PeopW called fo> more at uirements) followed by soc 'mi want benefits to begin. holds true for widows and ment is received on time," f deter»iinr whether their 07201. The telephone num- State must change chimney ? ter manv iiys. This residue not ^nly cuts 'he plan- f< higher edc-ation ten tion to these academic ial science, • Seoson seen bright receiving benefits before Those applying for dis- I2th District. New'Jeney, "•ported Mr Tho'ison they turn 65." ability insurance benefits fense, and should be better school aid formula can't clean a chimney yoirself. Hven the moo dedicated ing it again." These toupher -ntraire "If a person applies for should have the names, add- fl than they have heen in the home h ' 'virt" must *>i" <\\r ("tllpt nt'H hitp n ' 'iin>M'-\ LASTING COMFOR' for Sxfdrlot Knights benefits after reaching age resses, and telephone num- Proposal to ease In Gov. Thomas H. Keans address recently to the reqi'irernents mav bring i' last three years Rutgers is Legislature on the sta'e's fiscal crisis he pinpointed "»»• cw-eep 1 WEEK FR • WALKttS • AQUA sars new challenge fc lupt' wh 65, retroactive payments bers of doctors, hospials, 1 B< Ray Holland Chris Pemley of Watch moving into lhe new Atlan Hew do you fight a chimney fire? From thr inside • WHEELCHAIRS • BED BOARP< ools througho t 'ie inn can usually be made for up and clinics where they were Don't cook light colored major area of growing concern finding education. ; The Rutgers University ung Hills has a reputation tic Te" Conference, and on mushrooms in aluminum Lining P large dry chemical f 'e extinguisher aftc the fire •INDIVIDUA1IZED COUN."! «<"• • FOAM WEOf" try, according '•• ''" — to six months prior to the treated," the Social Security mortgage crunch The governor rightly pointed oui the present educa • CAR SUI5 Scarlet Knights Poys Bask as a great outside shooter. paper is the second best pans. It darkens them. in the fi'eplace has been extinguished, fire the ex -MEDICALLY 4PP80VED month the application for official pointed out. tion funding formula "guarantee; 'Me state will nevpt li- • BATH SM" • EZ RUCHES n'tive Hirenor team behind West Virginia. Vying for consideration during the final days of the tinguishc up the chimney The chimnev fire's npriraft •L0« WEIGHT WIIHOU' " etball T ».am will travel to The Blue Ribbon, the col able to meet its commitment." - CERVICA" • ELECTRIC H°" "Amorose in Dec 11, to meet the I afa analysis of 'he R"tg"rs ably will not overtake West of federal regulations that have discouraged the invest posed to increase by 17% or $127 million under the height. AM the same, it's a good idea to call the fire depart •NO LIQUID PROTEIHS •CANES • MASSAGERS mathematics and s< ience ment of private pension funds in residential mortgages. ment too, for a chimney fire is no laughing 'natter It c/ri •*0 PPF P4fKAGFD F0(W \ -tte College leopards team for (hie season ••; n« Virginia, but should be a "thorough-and-efficient" formula. This would create a • FXHtClSE BIKES • BED JABIES with which the nation is ex 5 strong nlub and make a trip House and Senate sponsors of the Residential Mor- ignite adjacent walls, ceilings and roofing and cause n Cc">ch Tom Young" Ru follows : windfall for school districts which bv law, must keep Prompt Free Delivery periencing a teacher shor to the National Collegiate tgage Investment Act of 1982 are hopeful the measure FREE CONSULTATION 1 tgers team won its first "Rutgers has been ;< puz CLEAR WATER WHITE spending increases far below 18%. chimney to collapse. tage," he said. "The new re Athletic Assn. Tourna- will come to the floor for action during the lame-duck ses- Finally, to make your fireplace safe, you must use it [ Woodbridge Medical three games under veteran zling team the last few Yet everyone in state government knows New 382-8820 quirements will likely raise coach, Young, who enter years, but the pieces might ment." Dtllvarad to Yovr Horn* sion. correctly. Care in starting has a lot to do with that. If you student enrollments in these Jersey cannot afford such a massive increase. Revenues Now Registration Only ! — a Surgical Supply ing his tenth season, has a The bill, which has broad bipartisan support in both use a built-in gas starter, be sure you have a long, lighted fit this season. Coach Tom Rutgers' schedule for the are not growing that fast. Offer Exp!r*> 12/31/M 44* Rahway A**., classes, compounding an a I record of 188-81. He was a Young has all five stnrters •50 Gal. Minimum houses, is aimed at easing restrictions that have made wick or match near the gas jet before you turn on the gas. rest of the season: Friday The state income tax, which was expected to cover ready ''ifficlt situation " coach at Catholic and returning, including the Delivered mortgages second-rate investments in the eyes of pension- Otherwise you risk allowing a hazardous amount of gas to DIETRITION, INC. W-ArMf 636-2151 and Saturday, Dec. 17 and education aid, only pays for 57% of the cost. The rest Fie also predicted stu American Universities best center in the Atlantic 18, University of Kentucky •Pure K-l Kerosene plan trustees. build up. If you use kindling and newspapers, make sure p must come out of general state revenue. dents will compete more The State University Ten, Roy Hinson. Th Scar Tournament, other teams •55 Gal. Storage Drums, In drafting laws regulating the investment practices School districts already have been warned by the your screen is in place. Those newspapers can swirl vigorously to attain suffi of private plans, the government imposed requirements team, which was 20 10 last let Knights will also profit are Tulane and Duquesne; stands, and valves Kean Administration to lower their state aid expectations cient grades which piay br season, is led by Kevin from the return to full Stanford, North Carolina, for sale making it more difficult for the plans to put their money for next year. ing about a more w"'k into mortgages than into equities, bonds and other forms Black, a senior from Wash- health by point guard, Rich St. Joseph's Lehigh, Mass •Current Price 1.50/Gal. You see, every year since 1978 the state has been manlike ,-tm«spr' • '••> Brunson, and have good of securities. These higher standards for mortgage in- 1 ington, D. C. He has started achusetts, George Washing- unable to provide full education funding under the for- many b'f ' ' ' all but one game since he ar depth at every position. The ton, West Virginia, Louis- vestments were imposed even though mortgages have Anthony Wade Llklns v proven to be a superior form of investment, especially for mula, even though funding has grown substantially. This '' ed on campus. team should be able to put ville, Temple, Rhode Island, ESSEX OIL CO. pension funds. year education aid increased $147 million, the second "Kevin is not great in any the ball in the hoops, and is Rider, St. Bonaventure, Du- largest hike since the new funding formula was enacted. a good rebounding club Tok> Rt. t South-Amboy -; f Ann As a result of these legal and regulatory im- area, but is very good at quesne and Penn State. Avt. Mvludwn. Ford* 6«H % I . 372-7700 As Gov. Kean noted, "Year after year, the state pediments, mortgages have been treated by institutional everything," said the assis- plays an elaborate charade with local school districts. In Area's A. W. Likins investors as an inferior type of holding, and the housing tant coach, Art Perry. Stocifvp now for Holiday the fall, by legislative mandate, the state sends notices to industry has been deprived of a source of revenue at a with these PRICE BREAKS! districts informing them of the amount of money they are Roy Hinso, a senior from time when affordable capital is needed to stimulate a entitled to under full funding of the aid formula. Yet all of Somerset High School, is recovery in the housjng market, makes Hall of Fame us know the formula will not be fully funded. It is small the best center in the new BELL MM Passage of HOuse Resolution 6781 would be a major wonder the education community in this state is confused By Ray Hoagland In the game before the kins scored 23 points in the Atlantic Ten Conference, step in restoring f national priority for homeownership at and unhappy." A Clark resident and the meeting with Columbia Lik- first quarter. tied for the scoring lead last a time when the vast majority of Americans are priced The Kean Administration has proposed one step to principal of Rahway's ins had connected for 44 Later in the season the year and paced the team in out of the housing market. Pension funds with assets of Franklin School, Anthony points against the Trenton Clarkite concluded his col- rebounds, blocked shots, more than $600 billion are the only major source of long- temporarily relieve the problem-delaying the date school districts must be notified of state aid figures until after the Wade Likins, was honored State Lions. The 61 points lege career by whipping in dunks and minutes played. Goodyear National term mortgage financing on the horizon, but they have by Kean College of New bettered- his own school 52 points against Fordham He is extremely intimi- gone untapped for this purpose because of the restrictive governor completes his state budget proposal. Yet the i ACCOUNTS HONORED Democratic leadership in the Senate has balked at this Jersey in Union at its An- high of 47, established University's Schoot of dating, a good jumper from Drum Brakes or federal regulations. It is estimated only 3% of assets of WE reform measure, and refused to let the full Senate con- nual Hall of Fame Presi- when he was a junior. Li- Education, as his team won J 5 feet on in, and is comfor- i ---^MASTIR CHARGE }Pbc/Drum Combo private plans are invested in mortgages. dent's Awards Luncheon sider it, its sixth consecutive vic- table at forward as well as i ACCEPT -Si. ^ VI$A W«'ll r«plac« tho«» ar ditc -The resolution would ease regulations to permit last Sunday afternoon in center. He handles the ball i CJILL FOR MIPPOIIITMENT pods, brak* fluid, broke We must also look ahead to finding a long-term solu- Budget employs tory, 112-59. springs and front oil seals plans to invest in qualified mortgages provided the tran- the Alumni Lounge of Likins finished with 157 well for his size, and has im- sactions are at arms-length, and represent a prudent in- tion to this fiscal dilemma. I agree with the governor a Downs Hall on the college proved his inside power legislative committee must be formed to study fixed-aid Dorlene Kennedy points over his final three OFF vestment. Precautions have been included to assure a campus. moves but could use more low price WE'LL ALSO KEPACK FRONT BEARINGS formulas, such as education, and their relationships to games and 708 as a senior = 1381-0100 balance between protecting the assets, rights and benefits A Clark resident, Darlene strength and bulk, report FRENCH revenue sources. Likins was honored for when Newark State turned TAPESTRIES of pensioners, and removing unnecessary, burdensome being the holder of the all- Kennedy, recently accepted in a 13-10 record. the coaches. • HI SPEED COMPUTER BALANCE government redtape. Education has and always will be a top priority of employment with Budget BELL YARN Neadlicratt Cmnlmrsi mine. But we must be realistic. We cannot continue to time New Jersey collge His three-year output for Clarence Tillman from • 275 Wrxxltyfcjgc C*nter-N J — (201) 836-S43O • TUNE-UPS • WHEEL ALIGNMENT FOUR single-game scoring record Rent-A-Car in Newark af- the Newark team totaled Philadelphia could be a fac- • 310 Weil B*tl Hall-Rl 23W«yn«. N J — (2O1| Z56-M66 • BBAIES • SHOCKS • BATTERIES WHEELS The bill is consistent with the policy changes recom- promise local school districts more than we can deliver. ter successfully completing • 75 t«t«i SI.. H Y.C —(2121 OH 4-1030 of 61 points. 1,454 points. tor for the team for the • «5-1B 63rd Rd.. R«go Plrt. N Y —(2121 45H1M • EXHAUST SYSTEMS • OIL & LUBE Front-End Alignment mended earlier this year by President Ronald Reagan's It is time to come up with a realistic approach to the travel-training program • Smith Hjvtn Mall- L I N V —(5161 724-0025 education funding that assures all students in this state He played three years of three points. . Commission on Housing. While the administration has varsity basketball at at the Wilma Boyd Career HELPS PROTECT endorsed the concept of easing the mortgage-investment will receive a thorough-and-efficient education. Schools in Pittsburgh. TIRES UD I urge the Legislature to begin at once to review the Newark State College, the VEHICLE regulations, it wants to make fewer changes than are pro- predecessor of Kean. He Graduated on Oct. 19, utos Are PERFORIURCE posed in HR 6781. Negotiations have been going on bet- education funding formula. 1982, from Wilma Boyd, lnip'>H orrv Registration is a simple ycles capable of speeds of pressed concern for what he attacked the resignation million men bearing arms Charles H. Brewer and Carl affirmatively for "ic *>r> wuted process. Withio 30 days of up to 25 miles per hour, called the "wanton and statement of former Alco- depending upon the stage of H. Kumpf Schools; Mon-' pointment • his birthday, a man fills out have once again attracted reckless" manner in which holic Beverage Control "We also no»e with great the conflict, reports the day, Jan. 3, 1983, special "When we submitted a a registration form which the attention of the Leg- some young moped opera- Commissioner Robert E. interest," the duo stated, spokesman. services', central adminis- resolution to bring miscon- asks only for his name, ad islature, and tougher state tors drive their vehicles. He Rooney as "another disturb- ""the charges brought aga- Registration and reyit- trative staff and capital duct charges against Mr. dress, telephone number, regulations might be on the called for the early enact- ing example of the unet- inst Mr. Rooney presented alization of the Selective outlay, and Tuesday, Jan. 4, Rooney, we did so strictly Social Security number and way. ment of tougher regula- hical conduct of the Ful- him with all his due process Service do not signal a final review. comer faction of the Re- in response to the unworthy rights, including the right to date of birth, the spok return to a draft. They are Traffic safety officials, tions, and said more than 30 publican Party." actions taken by a man we clear his name, at a formal esman added. simply emergency-prepar- Dept. of Transportation of- deaths have been reported All meetings will be held That Mr. Rooney would ourselves had appointed to hearing. We now believe The purpose of registra- edness measures. President ficials and local organiza- in the past seven years, with in the Administration Build- resign rather than face the job," the counciltien the reason Mr. Rooney did tion is to have available on Ronald Reagan is firmly, tions, who have been con- 70% caused by head in- ing on Schindler Rd., and noted. This was not the cerned about the safe use of juries. He added seven peo- misconduct charges is sma- not exercise these rights, 1 flis r a computer the names of committed to making the will begin at 7:30 p.m. y man ''set thoroughbred-racing hand': i rt," Councilman Pitts and kind of conduct we expec- and did not even seek a CALLING THEM RIGHT - A men bom in 1960 and later all-volunteer force a suc- mopeds for several years, ple died in moped accidents ted when we voted to ap- vv.o in thr final-- c1 the New York Racing Rinaldi said, "but his state- hearing is because he is guil- skills to collect the $1 ,OOC years, who could be con cess, supporting incentives are applauding the legis- last year, and nearly 800 of port the proposed, legisla- point him, and our recent recf 00 bankroll into 54. *93 through the s volved youngsters between ught with the deceptions honest conduct with which Alfano. 'ight, na/layed his i were a national emergency, unteers, he added. The Assembly's Trans-' New Jersey is the largest- an attempt to influence the ,, in ••••ngialiilntoH by liar v/oy Pa'"'' <•>' " 10 and 19 years of age. and phony allegations whi- he wns charged, *«nd ''HIS and the final" ••< »i<,iBi. ••'"• and Congress werr to de To date, nearly 8.5 mil- portation and Communica- selling moped state in the ch are typical of the method recent city election, as pro- could not pc^sibly c'-" '•" association clare an induction l«" r*"' tions Committee has releas- ven by the fact we brought lion men have registered. The committee's bill pro- nation, and alt of us have of operation of the Repub n«mf of thai piilt ntex) out Failure to register is a ed a bill following an Aug- posesLan annual registration seen examples of unsafe the matter up at 8 Council HEAD OF THE CLASS - Tt-o students on the Honor Roll ust public hearing when lican City Chairman J°mes 1 residential and conrnrrcial Peace time registration felony, punishable by a fee. of, $8, and provides pur- moped operation on our V| meeting af'er the election, IVITH THE CURTAIN - Rehearing trv Moth* ' h' ''orn thf '?*een I PLASTIC for the first marking poi'od at Clark's Charles H Brewer J. Fulcomer and hi* • i "We have learned," Mr 1 will save the Unite/I Sta'es maximum penalty in the many grizzly statistics not before it. A situation 1 lo. t 1j ,-...' '.,1 caterer •% offset t'lg a dec Accountants offer Schoc , as nnnour'rprl hy Prinrpal David M Mart are. chasers, of the vehicles must highways. Unfortunately, owers." Pitts and Mrs. Rinaldi sta '" nuid'i' tion 'if He'io Oofy " left to rtji'' line in th' v; r • indiistrifil at least four weeks lime in ?mount of a $10,000 fine regarding moped accidents oht^in qwnership titles for youngsters are too often like this is one of cons ted, "the affadavits attesting UPCOVF left tc right, h-v-k row Sandra Sikora. Dawn I'erdon. moblizing its manrxwpr in and injuries were aired. cience, not politics." CUStOn"*'*: ''"" T"'l" •""*>•• CUSTOM MADF Janet Pinnsk.. Katln Wolfram, lohn Clemen1 Pierina id'or five years in prison. the Dept: of Motor Vehicles oblivious to the.common to Mr. Rooney's press rele an em-rgency This is fsp • Tokesman concluded The committee's bill in-' forj $5 fee. The various sense rules of safety and Miss Coelln -ided. Inquire about our tax institutes Sarar'MO and frank I "Cascio middle row Tracey ( "We believe," Coun- ases were notarized by Jam Electric firm Failings for th- \7 mon eciallv important " t i to corporates many of the pro-' f^es w(quld be used to create right-of-way, and toooftejj SOFT VELVET FEEL VIMYL Seven college? and uni- -WEDNESDAY, DK. 15, Clark. Sharon B«rnasky. Sherry F iyut, Natalie Migliaro, 1 cilmen Pitts and Rinaldi es Fnlcomer. We suspect, 0 day's =>'l volunteer •TV;' visions of legislation I filed"; are severely' injured as a in 'Who's Who' Hello Polly' reports rise thse>-tedon 'Vt 31. I *?. versities in Mew 'ersey, in Angela Delr-°vo, Gia Mariano and lennife' Muratt: 'ront Lisa Orsi a-fund to finance an educa- Mr. Fulcomer's involve r v «UAI cm* Monmouth College, Wilson i. .ppQ J>ere 9" ' some months ago, including' tional program to promote result. we r $?7"? 4 million, oi conjunction wi'h the New Auditorium. West I *>"p row, .Ip'ny Lu'kenhouso. Ponna Miller, Michelle Lee 1 Science. They have been ment in this matter runs 1 the mandated use of hel- A Clark student, Jac- in earninqs $3 I I pei common share, Jersey As-;n of Public Ac Kozim- '. Or 'id Rrv-giovanni -"id. Michelle Brornoli Not to exhibit th&;sa)fe operation of mo- I do not oppose the use of selected as being among the much deeper than just be 2 CHAWS Branch. mets, but I regret to say, my^ queline A. Coelln, the at Green Lane compared wit'- $7')7 ? r»il countinf will sryinsor a shown •>'« Pinna PaMt>r7o, Ki'n Doyle and Jennifer Clark seniors pedsO . mopeds by young people. country's most outstanding -THURSDAY, Dr. 14, call for eye protection by' - o..... daughter of the Mrs. Doris ing a notary, and probably The Green Lane Players jamin. Hor'or Bind. Irv A 'pokes-mill for the Hop or $2.61 oer share >r> <^'ies <•' one day tax prac Martino Thes" s'lidc'ts *?irr>9d a'l ' <1's O' 4 s v ith art work However, I strongly ad- campus leaders. 1 Rutgers "nivers'tv Buscl' 1( moped riders was deleted. ' Coelln, was among 17 stu- he called all the shots in the will perform "Hello Dolly Clark. Diane''elma' Allan Pub'ic Service Flftric and the preceding 12 rnnn.1* ;. AVAILABLE IN: th't '^yrpotior if ono T rt two "3 'is Thpy r* elect officers ,1 am happy to report the vocate strong safety regula- r< tit'oner irMitutes designed Student e <-nt<-* '"icr *> A Clark resident, Lisa Or- A fifth year pharmacy whole dNJrarefnl. ()«;(>""••«• l%: An excellent addition to'' ^ Jersey Moped Dealers dents named to the 1983 at the Eastern Uni<^n Coun Gerslienson, Gary Gold Gas CM. reported earnings Revenues ircrea. ;d to ? ' 3 'i d' d with ?iti' na'"c of ac;^d*^mic ' ' tions and penalties for mo- major, she is a member of t" npdat*- conrnercial 'ax taway. The Senior Citizens Club si, is exhibiting one of her the propesed legislation is edition of "Who's Who affair." be'g, Pauf'ireenberg, Mar bi|li'U\ fin," Tl/l hill" •• ,. n -;,,(>' ".. . < '.i^t ^i'; ™ ^\" Assn. and the Moped Assn. ped users who ignore safe- ty Young Men's Hebrew for the H) months ended on preparrrs on a **>*i<"tv "' -HMDAT, DK. ", Ride- r of Clark held its monthly photographs at a show of Among Students in Amer- the Student American Phar- Assn. on Gre<^n La , U'lion, la Heller, Trndie Hel'er. Oct. "M ™ere J?3° million, 5% DISCOUNT WITH AD | the assignment of penalty of America generally sup- riding regulations. maceutical Assn. and of "Nevertheless." the Re '* deral tax issues. College. Student Qevf which the Board members auth Mrs Joseph (Maryl Scha taining and educational ac- CLARK GREENBROOK woman Dolly finds for him Suzanne Urick, Debbi War ting the economic recession ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HJGH SCHOOL accountants' group and var name, business telephone will be u^d to finance orized home instruction as a ffer; treasurer, Mrs. Frnest tivities, reports a spokes- isn't exactly what he wants. man, Earl Warman, Sherry and cooler, less-humid wea (Kitty) Namendorf; auditor, man. BASILICA CR1BAR1 4L •ous academic institutions. number and address to: The renovations, alterations and disciplinary action against a 1 That suits Dolly fine, be- ther during the summer 11 MONDAY People of Hope Warman and Jody Yospin. The 1 982 Practitioner In New Jersey Assn. of Public addition "• Rnli«n\ Hipll ^nident Charles Fullauer, an- ser Tt"'s program, the first of cause she plans to marry that caused lower demand SAMBUCA Mountain 1<- Lunch«on No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. Tickets for all shows are stitutes will feature topics Accountants, Attn: Eliza- 'v-hool At the school body's last geant at amis. lusti" ^ two scheduled for the to sponsor him herself, reports a for air conditioning and Lunchton No. 2: Grilled chMM sandwich. $4 in advance and $5 at the Chablis 599 on new tax legislation and beth Peterman, Post Office The city's R^-uri of Ed regualr public meeting 1082 1983 academic year, Players spokesman. cooling. 750 ml Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. women's lunch door. There will be a $1 dis- procedures relating to third- Box 321M, MorrisJown, ucation on D*;c 2 g,*\ve the Board member, Louis G. The Annual Christmas features 33 pieces of art Each of the above luncheons will contain your The Green Lane Players, count offered to senior cit- Overall gas sales incre- party preparation and filing N. J. 07960. authorization for tlii- special Boch, had called for strict Party will be held at the selected from more than 90 The People of Hope will choice of two: Carrot and celery sticks, vegetable in their seventh year, are izens and children on ad- ased 3.5% with gains in of tax returns. The schedule Enclose with the regis- election. disciplinary action against a Town and Campus Rest entries sponsor a women's lunch- Gilbeys and chilled juice. directed by Shia Salzman. vance and same-day tickets of 1982 institutes is as fol tration a statement identi It has not been indicated student who, he said, had aurant on Wednesday TW The gallery is open from eon at the Sacred Heart Edith Jazmin and Alan for the final performance. TUESDAY College of New York on VODKA lows: fying the institute of your as yet whether the term of struck a teacher 25, it was announced 10 a m to 2 p.m. and from School on Commercial Zimmerman are the co- For further information, the bonds will be 1^ or 20 5 » host that t : boon said and thought in to Thursdays It is free Luncheon No. 2: Oven-baked fish filet with tartar They will also battle Prin- lantic ..Community College, payahle to the NJAPA. the world." Matthew Arnold blocks from Rte. No. 18, on The cast members are Drell at the "Y" at ceton University's junior sauce on bun. Saturday, Dec. 11, from auditorium, Mays Landing. Mark Abramson, Judi Ben- 289-8112. varsity, Bucks Community Luncheon Nos. 1 and 2 will contain your choice 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. -FRIDAY, DEC. 10, Kean College and Farmingdale of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. These luncheons provide BOLLA Q69 College of New Jersey, Do Community College of New 1MPOITF.D WINES ^J wns Hall, Union. Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with opportunity for Christian York in a quad-meet on 75 ml -SATURDAY, DEC. 11, Fai with gleaming hardware. lettuce and fruit. women to hear the word of Owls matmen face Soave ° God as well as messages on Monday, Jan. 10, at Prin- 750 ml rleigh Dickinson Univer- Santa's coming a WEDNESDAY Christian Womanhood, rep- ceton. sity, auditorium, Madison. Luncheon No. 1: Spaghetti .with meat sauce, foes around map The Owls will travel to OPP THI FLOOR SPECIALS -MONDAY, DEC. 13, Mon bread and butter, tossed. «alad with dressing and orts a spokesman for the ...the gift that group. County College of Morris. Blair on Wednesday, Jan. telair State College, student starts the home! fruit. " • — Twenty-two matches aga- 19andU.S.M. P. on Mon- center ballroom, Upper Mo- Luncheon No. 2: Hot Southern-baked pork roll on The atmosphere of these inst teams in five states will The Owls will face a tou- [Old German Beer SCHAEFER little early this year! day, Jan. 24. ntelair. luncheons is informal, and highlight Union County gh home schedule in Feb- ...the gfft she'll bun. If they qualify, they will 350 always remember allows women to pray, ruary, starting with a meet 24-12 oz. ,19 24-12 oz. 199 No. >W< Country i Brochure lists v <*' " KAHWAY f v,n SCF County College debuts rryfVTB * 'S spring courses HAMS w i 1 at Union Hillside 5 0 0 Winter Sports Festival CranforH 3 2 0 "Spring of '82," a 20-page Roselle 1 3 1 The Union County Col In addition to the host times of each contest will be brochure listing all the RAHWAY 2 3 0 Union, the Women's Bas announced shortly, Phi]lip= courses Union County Col- >r lege 1982 Winter Sports JOHNSON "ARK 3 •; 0 Festival, formerly the Owl ketball Tournament will in reported. lege will offer during the K>9'"V 0 1 Classic, will make its debut elude Bergen Communit> the festival will provide spring semester, has been "'BERS at the college's Ca-ipus Coll^ee, Paramus, Massa competition starting at 10 mailed to all residences in •or t Center on Tues^iy and soit, Mass.. C'omrnunit> am. t n Dec. 28 with a wo Union County. Fred Singleton, RAHWA V 7 WcHpy. Dec '8 a'"1 CVIege. and M rcer Pen men'r basketball game thr The brochure contains a Tom Ameen. JOHNSON 6 ty ( )rnmunit\ ' •|i<-p<- oi ough the championship description of all courses of- vv vv Tom PetronHla, JOHNS'" 5 Union College's men's esi >ndsor gamp of the men's basket fered at the college's main Ed Pedicine, JOHNSON 5 and women's basketball The Men s fasketbal ball tournament on the campuses in Cranford and Bob Bacek, JOHNSON 4 teams and t'>e v resting Tournament has attocted evening of Dec. 29 with the Scotch Plains, at the Eli- zabeth Urban Educational Gene Castagna, JOHNSQT' 4 team will plav tir^t f,>, <*>• Bergen ( omnvtnity Col women's basketball titlr Andre Powell. RAHWA V ? leg1;, New V ork Communi game set for 6 p.m. on IVr Center and.at off-campus pvent. locations. * I »-> field p"«|s "It is a unique concept tr ly College, and Rockland 29 and the wrestling fi" m. on Dec. 29 The publication includes POINT? "TO ' US peting in the same totma "' w"ll as the host. Union Over the two days. II the spring schedule of all Fred Singleton, RAHWA 0 42 ment at the same time, thr In 'he Wrec'ling Touma separate men's and sppiiii1' day and evening classes-a Tom Ameen, JOHNSON 1' 41 athletic director, I W. n.. me"1 !Jni"n, Bloo"\sberg. wopien's basketball g;i i total of more than 300 cre- Tom Petron-lla, JOHN*: 0 30 dit and non-credit courses- 1 Phillips explained. 1'i , S"Me CoP»ge junior and wrestling matches • EdPedicim, "M-TNKC 0 r 1 v as well as dates, tuition and 30 Teams fr >m Mas' :hu itvi\. Hofstra Uni e'sity be conducted the rion CAN'T BE BEAT- The Charles H Brewer School Boys Bob Bacek, '' '" ' 0 Brian Gackstatter; Tom Beiverio; George LaRosa; Ed fees. 24 setts, Nrw Jersey k'f, T u v j'sity of New \ ork. tensive inter :"l p Soccer Squad of Clark recently completed the 1 982 Gene Casta 1 Hanewald; Brad Steele; Ricky Duda, and Jim Giannat- Registration information 1 13 York an ' Pfnsy ' -r 1 'I i'i;' Yimnvnit) "ol athletic activi < > season with an unbeaten season, recording a 12-0-1 Andre Pnv 0 12 tasio. Seventh graders were: Marc Hayden, Joe and application forms may 50 year history log The 1 2 wins broke the school record of 1 0, and Burkhard, Scott Latawiec, and Ken Hanley; sixth OITENSE '"'HUGE ' lun'y C'll also be found in the bro- 1 "tr "vwr " ent the unbeaten record was the second in the school's graders included: Gavin OiLutizia, Jerry McDade, Mark JOHNSO' 9 '51 chure, as well as a descrip- 168 T h t"inna ' history, thp. first coming in 1 96P. Team members were: Duda. Mark Bongiovanni, Nick LaSala, Scott Anger, and RAHWA g 97 10 8 tion of workshops and % mark the o[>en V Eighth graders, Sean McGaha: Steve Washington; Pat Nick Sherman; team managers were: Rachel r 1 CLASP OF VICTOR - Clark's Charles H. B'pwer community-services courses r msE VI i m W I ine'i'« V'«.",V M' n' Grady: 'oe Colombo: Andy Kaminsky; B^b Daily; Sean Scho' I s fiol'* I lorkoy Oqy ^onoluHed recently w;th l po Groeneveld, Dawn Perdon, and Sandy Sikora, and the conducted by the college. 116 It-p v ' - Conley, Tony DeMaio; Bob Petersen; Dave Slater; n" Urso, center, vnniiq HIP oighth rj'ade division of the coach was Robert Henderson. event T h^ f Mrl lay was v iqnizori p-id officiated h\ thP meri'bQ's nf th° '"harlpc; I1 Rrpwei O'fif'als C'lb ThP fou' c-vf>nK Ih^ etu^pp'^ f-o'Tinpted iM were ppr>qlty flicks, '*'ivp for dislar~r>, spppri drihhle and flick 'or "C Rahwcy ciirls coach Cjracv Th^fo wpf> Rr^ pTiticipnrtc in grades six tr1 Sports Action eight I1 SO fif'-sliort li. . ( hy r -nii' ( a f 'tfll O 1 3 P' Coleen n.73i s >con t fi'im let' un<1 of the Annual Coach Ken May of the coll-ded 5? rpboum'' •"••' schedi''pd I y thp ()ffir>lr. Cluh will be a P'ew>r S':'iool All-Metro squad Union C'oun'y ami the New '•"s a * point average one or '-' ••" •< •••' Rahway High School Ind Jersey S'^'e Int'"'chol.9siii By Ray Hoagland midfield. ians Girls Basketball Team lisa Rasni'issen, « guard month Athlet" \--» T' •> Rahway's junior soccer "We moved him up as the is looking for a snor<-sefui at five feet, sever inches "";nK player, Gerard Ryan, was fourth attacker," said Ka- season this winter. and 1 1^ pounds, is R super Returning p'^yef are softhall player. Sh» played placed on the first team All- wczynski, "and that's what Coach May feels the exp- senior guard D?'lene as a reserve guard last sea Metro squad. stunned the defense." erience gained by the girls Ryan, a two-year starter, ( hampman at five feet, son, and is looking forward The junior forward sco- in the Linden Girls Summer seven inches and 130 to more playing time this is the brother of former In- League will be a big help. red 30 goals, and had 10 pounds. In her sophomore season. The Ladies Professional dians' star, Jimmy Ryan, The city mentor is look- St. Paul's ream upset the assists using both feet as who was an all-county and junior years she scored Lvnn Ruli, a forward at Golfers Assn Tournament league-leading Osreola well as his lithe frame to de- ing for the team to be com- averages of 11.04 and 12.18 player. petitive within the National five feet, seven inches and will return to New Jersey in Team ">. 1, and ci" its "iai flect the ball into the net. points per game, respective 140 pounds, is a good all 1983, wh<-n the <"hrysler Rick Delmonaco of Rah- Division of the Watchung gin to one game '»er thr In the Hillside game he ly. She has scored to date around athlete, and played Plymouth Classic will be Zion Lutheran No. 1 learn, SUPER STICK - Marc Hayden, left, a seventh-grade student at Clark's Charles H. way and Union Catholic Conference. r scored seven goals, a school 511 points, and has a two- as a reserve forward last playd at the Uppe Mont who sco'ed the odd game Brewer School, won the Annual Fi^id Hockev Field Day Championship in the seventh- was placed on the second Many of the players from record, and also had four team as a back. MUSICAL TOREADORS - Displaying their talents at the year rebound total with 50 vear. clair imtiv <"ln>> in ' lif «in oi "r the Trinity Tea'M grade division by sconna a toiql of i 6 points Jeff Rembish. second from right, and Art other hat tricks. he last two years are play- PHCBS CO'JNW John Blair, Jr. was a third Thanksgiving Day game between Rahway and Clark are assists and 78 steals. Kathy Piatrowski, a for ton The Leftovers ^'ored a Williams, second from left, tied for second place by scoring 15 points. Andy ing successfully in college The amazing aspect abo- team back for the Rahway St. John Vianney Rahway High School Band members, left to right, Teresa James at five feet, ward at five feet, 10 inches sweep over 'he Mixed \ Groeneveld. 'ight, finished tlv'd by scoring a total of 1 3 points. Points were awarded in now. ut Ryan, according to team. Jonathan Sattur, Albert Price, Ron DePasquale, Sheila eight inches and 132 pou- and 150 pounds, is a soph- In college basketball on Team, and the Scat"-rpi'»; LEADING THF FIELD - CiRrk s D"ve Arbeitel. a senior the following skill catprjories flicking for accuracy, penalty flicks, driving for distance Rahway coach, Mario Ka- The girls will play a ; Steve Wisk' of Rahway Adamuo, Chris Shuster, Marcelo Aloy and Beth Ann nds, as a sophomore scored omore who was moved up Tuesday, Dec. 28, St won 2 1 over the ~ and two year co captain of the Stevens Institute of and speed dribble. Thp entire lo> irnament was sponsored and officiated by fhe Charles wczynski, is his scoring star 21-game schedule, and will 1 wins Rev. A/lee tilt Chenevert. 151 points for a seven-point to the varsity at the end of Lutheran No. 2 Team M Rrewpr Officials Cl" ' which is in its 1 Rth year of operation was an honorable mention open on Friday, Dec. 17, Peter's will host Arkansas, Technology Cross Country Team in Hoboken. helped played 70% of the year in on the team. tholomew's by a score of 56 average, with 90 rebounds, the season. She will look to + # * The First Annual Rev. when they travel to Eliza- while West Virginia and lead his team to a 7 3 record this fall He is a graduate John F. Mee Memorial In- to 48. O'Sullivan and Tony 35 assists and 49 steals. She help the team as a reserve North Carolina State will council's ongoing treat beth to play the St. Mary of Clark's Terri Juliano sooted "f Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School in Olari- Alcohol unit »••••••••••••< with Thl» Ad Only (no vitational Basketball Tour- Severini led the scoring for saw limited duty during last forward. meet. ment and prevention cam the Assumption High Sch- 26 points on 13 field go.iK paign in the county nament for seventh-and-eig- St. John's with 24 and 16 Junior Varsity season due to illness. Jenine Perkins, a guard at Other outstanding games as the Union County ( "I to sponsor OFF BACQUETBALL nth grade Catholic Youth points, respectively. St. Bar- ool Hilltoppers Girls Bas- Elizabeth Bostidos, a for- S O B E. R.. an ac- ketball Team at 3:45 p.m. five feet, two inches and are Villanova-Seton Hall, lege Lady Owls were defea a SWIM CLUB Organization teams was tholomew's leading scorers ward, at five feet, 10 inches 145 pounds, is a sophomore Holy Cross-Manhattan Clork junior girls BREWER BOASTS UNDEFEATED SEASON open house ronym for "SLOW ON They will be on the road ted by QueensborougH THE BOTTLE, ENJOY held during the week of were Jackson with 21' and to meet Comets and hitting the scales at 160 reserve point guard who with Jim Stewart of Rah 62-59. -Highlighting a recent awards assembly at the Charles Weber with 10. on Monday, Dec. 20, when A spokesman for the Un- THE ROAD," is a public MEMBERSHIP Nov. 14 to 21 at St. Agnes The Arthur L. Johnson ford, home. pounds, is an outstanding moved up to the varsity at way, Fordham-Notre Dame The Lady Owls held a H. Brewer School in Clark was a presentation to Coach School in Clark. they bus over to Linden for to open in Hillside ion County Council on Al- information campaign de Gift Certificates An All-Star Team was Regional High School Jun- Friday, Jan. 14, Union volleyball player, and this the end of the season. She is and Seton Hall-George- 17-7 lead when the scoring Robert Henderson by his undefeated 1982 boys' soc- 25 an afternoon game with the coholism announced today signed to reduce the num- Are Available The results of the first selected after the final game ior Varsity Boys Basketball Catholic, away. winter will turn her skills to looking to improve her skills town. cer team On behalf of the entire squad, leam represen- Mnden High School Tigers drought began. For seven The Hillside Comets will Saturday, Jan. 29, Hill- an open house on Wednes- ber of alcohol-related acci- Hurry...offer •nds Tuesday, Dec. 14 round saw St. Bartholomew which consisted of Healy of Team of Clark will begin its Tuesday, Jan. 18, Ros- the cage game. and help the team as a re- # * * minutes the Lady Owls fail tatives, Sean Conley. left, and Shawn McGaha. day, Dec. 15, in observance Girls Basketball Team at play host to the Arthur L. side, home. dents on the Union County of Scotch Plains with 50, St. Catherine's, Gulbin of 1982-1983 season with a elle, home, 5:15 p.m. Carlene Osborne is a jun- serve starter. Meg Walsh of Clark was presented Coach Henderson, right, with a team jacket of President Ronald Rea- • Call for Free < 3:45 o'clock, and then on ed to register a poini, and Johnson Regional High Thursday, Feb. 3, Rah roads. and St. Hedwig's of Eliza- St. Agnes, Jackson of St. home game against Hillside Friday, Jan. 21, Kearny, ior guard, at five feet, five Becky Arrington, a for- a member of the Rider Col- when they did score with and a plaque with the following inscription: "Coach gan's National Drugged and Trial Visit 382-6049 Bartholomew's, and O'Sulli- Thursday, Dec. 23, they School Girls Junior Varsity way, away, 3:45 p.m. S. O. B. E. R. is not an beth with 29 with Leon at 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. away. inches and 130 pounds. As ward at six feet, two inches lege Lady Broncs'1982 Vol- two minutes and 54 seconds Henderson In Grateful Appreciation 82 Brewer Pan- Drunken Driving Preven- van and Severini of St. John will travel to Kearny for a Basketball Team of Clark Saturday, Feb. 5, Roselle, anti-drinking campaign but Jackson of St. Bart's being 17. Saturday, Jan. 22, St. a starting sophomore during and 155 pounds, is a fresh- leyball Team that was coa- left in the first half Quc thers Undefeated." This past season marked the se- tion Week at the council of- the high scorer with 20 Vianney. game with the Kearny High on Friday, Dec. 17, at 6 home, 12:30 p.m. rather an effort to make According to Coach John Mary's, home. last season she accounted man who was moved up to ched by second-year head ensborough led 26-19. cond undefeated season in the school's history. The fices at 300 North Ave., E., points. School Kardinals Girls Bas- for 60 assists, 22 steals, 48 p.m., as the township squad Tuesday, Feb. 8, Cran- people better aware of the HEALTH CLUBS The player selected for Merchant, the following is Tuesday, Jan. 25, Hill- the varsity this season. coach, Agnes McGlade- "We got shots we should team also set a new school record for total victories in a Westfield, from 2 to 5:30 ;etball Team at 3:45 p.m. rebounds and 143 points for opens its 19821983 season. ford, home. risks and responsibilities a FOR MEN/WOMEN St. Catherine's of Eli- the Hustle and Desire Aw- the remainder of the sch- side, away. Anyela Parker, a five- Berenato. The team reached make," said the Union season, compiling a final record of 1 2 wins, no losses p.m. zabeth defeated Our Lady ard was Chinchar of St. Ag- They have been entered a season average at 5.9. She The remainder of the sch- Friday, Feb. 1 1. Union person assumes when he or Rout* 27, Celenla Shopping Plaza edule. All games will be at 6 Saturday, Jan. 29, Plain- foot, seven-inch guard at the Eastern College Athlet- coach, Fred Perry. "1 don't and one tie According to Coach Henderson, fine team- The open house will in- of Peace of New Provi- nes. in the Annual Mother Se- was the team's most valu- edule, as reported by Coach Catholic, away. she drinks and drives. (2 blocks from Rts. 27 & 35 int.- p.m. unless otherwise indic- field, away, 10 a.m. 130 pounds, is a freshman. ic Conference Champion- know what's wrong." work, aggressive play, and a yreat competitive spirit clude the screening of films dence 56 to 45, with Brian The Most Valuable Play- ated. ton Regional High School able player, as a sophomore. Marlene Milkosky, follows. For further information 2 mi. from Exit 131 G.S. Pkwy.) Tuesday, Feb. 1, Roselle Df Clark's Christmas Tour- Other seniors trying to ship at Towson State Uni- * * * characterized the squad and were the keys to the pertaining to the prevention Healy of St. Catherine's the er Award was presented to * * * Jen Bellinger, a junior All games will be at 6 p.m. please telephone the council Catholic, home. nament that will be played break into the team are: versity. Participation by boys m team's success of drunken driving and a high scorer with 21 points O'Sullivan. Tuesday, Dec. 21, Scotch center-forward is six feet unless otherwise indicated. at 233-8810. Thursday, Feb. 3, Rah- m Monday and Wednes- Kristi Pilot, a Softball stan- Miss Walsh, a five-foot, scholastic sports fell almosi special demonstration by and Bob Merkle of Our Plains, home. tall,' and weighs 160 pou- * * * way, home. day, Dec. 27 and 29, in dout; Kyndall Thomas and eight-inch sophomore, is a 2.7%, and participation by Det. Brian Bantz and other Lady of Peace with 16. Thursday, Dec. 23, Rose- nds. She played on the var- Connie McCIisk. Nike Site Saturday, Feb. 5, Roselle, :iark. spiker and setter for the girls dropped 2.3% during Friday. Dec. 17, Hillside, Soccer coach: officers of the Fan wood Po- St. Agnes scored 84 lle, Catholic, away. away, noon. sity as a freshman. Others out the team's team. away. lice Dept. of the use of the points to beat St. Andrew's The team will open its During two seasons she the 1981-1982 school year. selected Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1983, Tuesday, Feb. 8, Cran- junior varsity are: Lisa Ten- She is also a member of according to a survey by the Tuesday, Dec. 21, Sum- Breathalyzer in the detec- of Bayonne, which had 37. Rahway, away, 6:30 p.m. lome season with Scotch scored 252 points in two ford, away, 5:15 p.m. Plains on Monday, Jan. 3, neson, Rose Sweeney, Patte the Rider varsity basketball National Federation of mit, away, 5:30 p.m. Owls underrated tion of illegally high blood- High scorers in that game for stables Thursday, Jan. 6, Kear- Friday, Feb. 11, Union years. She could be the best Wiebcesh, April Smith, Mi- team. Last year the Lady Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1983, alcohol content. if next year, at 3:45 p.m. State High School Assns "It was an up-and-down the were Vinnie Gulbin, 21; ny, home. Catholic, home. center in the conference. chele Uelton, Tess Archer, Broncs had a 26-7 record. Rahway, home. eliminated them from The Nike Site, located in Last season the team had The federation's annual season with great wins fol- The open house will be Doug Chinchar, 21, and Saturday, Jan. 8, St. Friday, Feb. 25, Dayton Nancy Vill, a guard at Lisa Monhardt, Tonja Hon- The former Johnson Reg- Thursday. Jan. 6, Kear Region XIX playoffs. the northeast section of the 1 wins and 10 losses in the survey reports 3,409,081 lowed by disappointing loss- part of the Council's on Jim Bodnar, 15, all of St. Mary's, away. Regional, away. five feet, seven inches and ore, Chris Govdmon, Don- ional star played in 33 ny, away. Manual "Manny" Santos Agnes, and Donnel Solpera, Watchung Reservation, has egular season, and was boys attending members es for the Union County led the Union offense with going S. O. B. L R. cam been selected as both the Tuesday, Jan. 11, Cran- 130 pounds, played last sea- na Lee, Valerie Withers and games. She had 48 field Tuesday, Jan. 1 1, Cran paign, pointed out the ex 15, for St. Andrew's. 1-2 overall. It lost in the son as a sophomore. She Patty Litzenberger. schools participated in College Soccer Team," ac 14 goals and 16 assists On temporary and permanent goals and a percentage of sports, a decrease of 94.043 ford, away. 5:1 5 p.m. ecutivc director, leresa C St. John Vianney of Col- * * * 35.8, shot at a 60.5% clip, Friday, Jan. 14, Union cording to Coach Tom Dur defense the Owls were pac site of the new Watchung from the 1980-1981 tam kin. ed by the stroni; pla> ol McGearv, who heads the onia defeated St. Joseph's of Stables, reports Union Hillside to be site The remainder of the sch- and had 76 rebounds for a Catholic, home. Roselle 52 to 32 with Rus- Trekkies to hold The federation repicsenh The Owls finished the midfielder, Carlos fuscum) County Manager Arthur J. edule follows. All games 2.3 average. She also had 14 89% of the public and i>n Tuesday. Jan. 18, Ros sell O'Sullivan leading the assists and stole 10 for a season with a 4-7-1 record, of Rahway. and Otto Rosa Grisi. •will be at 3:45 p.m. unless vate high schools in ilic die, away. 3:45 p.m. way with 36 points. Kevin total of 35. and did not make the Re sco in the sweeper position Clark Drugs & Surgical The site, a former missile- of frosh opener otherwise indicated. United States. Friday, Jan 21. Kearny, McGuire turned in 18 three-walk weekend Tuesday, Jan. 4, Clark, home gion XIX, National Juniot The Owls will lose I'oui installation area that has Coach Berenato said of The number of 511I in players to (iradualion in points for St. Joseph's. The boys freshman bas- Friday, Jan. 21, Kearny, The Union County Hik- continue its schedule this away, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Jan 25. Hill College Athletic Assn. 60 Westfield Avenue long since been idle, was the Clark resident, "We ex- volved was 1,810,6 71. a Je eluding Tuscano and ihe In the second round of ketball team at Arthur L. home. ng Club, an affiliate of the weekend with three treks. Friday, Jan. 7, Cranford, side, home. playoffs, but this did not tii preferred by the county, the. pect big things this season crease of 43,118 front ilu upset the first-year coach. team captain, Mike Brady the tournament St. Barth- architects for the project, Johnson Regional High Saturday, Jan. 22, St. Union County Dept. of While new members are home, 8 p.m. Clark*381-7100 for Meg, after she saw brief previous term. "We had a good team, al- olomew's won over St. Cat- and the New Jersey Dept,. School in Clark will begin Mary's, away, 11 a.m. Parks and Recreation, will welcome, different levels of Tuesday, Jan. 11, Union action in all 33 games as a ; The federation, of wu«ii though our record did not A Gift to the herine's 44 to 31.' Leading of Transportation. The sta its 1982-1983 season at Hill- hiking and bicycle-riding ex- Catholic, away. freshman." Turkey shoot scorers for St. Bart's were side at 3:45 p.m. on Friday, Tuesday, Jan. 25, Hill- Aerobic class New Jersey is a member it show it, I believe we were Ant.KK.Ari <..-V*ch double overtime before los- constructed immediately so Thursday, Dec. 23, Ros-Catholic, away. Jan. 13, of next year. ough the Ramapo Moun- Mary of the Assumption, they will meet Loyola. Three turkeys will be "RESIDENTIAL SERVICE" the FSLIC conditions The consolation game for elle Catholic, home. ools. Interscholastic stints ing 6-4. stable operations can con- The weekly classes will be tain State Forest will take home. * * * faces the same budgets > awarded to the three high Our Expert Cleaning Service Includes: third place was won by St. Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1983, held at the Roosevelt Sch- place on Sunday, Dec. 12. guns with and without the - Unlimited Open in any Agnes, which netted 53 tinue, and construction on Erratum Tuesday, Feb. 1, Cran- In the Rahway Women's problems as other scholastit Union bounced right i.,u.M.k. • VACUUM FURNACE OR BOILER 5 the new stable is expected Rahway, home. ool gymnasium in Rahway Participants will assemble at ford, away. Remington Handicap. Each back, and won the next two vour Fun»» . CLEAN BURNERS deposits ana amount of 25uo points to beat St. Thursday, Jan. 6, Kear- Church Bowling League the activities, but more than to begin in March and fin- The photograph of che- rom 7 to 8 p.m. the Pompton Lakes bus sta- Thursday, Feb. 3, Clark, five million participants na person will shoot 50 trap. games before playing the ""NEW- • OIL MOTORS withdrawals or more Catherine's, with 30. ny, away. . Opening at 12:30 p.m., ished by the 1984 season. erleaders which appeared The cost for the 10-week tion at 10 a.m. for a short home. SPORTS SCHEDULE County College of Morris r , , c • CLEAN FILTER* CHANGE IF NEEDED Leading scorers for St. Ag- Saturday, Jan. 8, St. tionally is still a health) The total cost of the pro- on page 12 of last week's program will be $10, and shuttle to the trail. Hikers Tuesday, Feb. 8, Union FOR RAHWAY events at the facility will be to a 2-2 tie. The Owls then L,lm-" * CHECK BASE OF CHIMNEY & CLEAN IF NEEDED nes were Chinchar with 18 Mary's, home, 10 a.m. sign. . •CHECK THERMOSTAT ject, being funded by the Rahway News-Record and egistrants may sign up for are urged to bring lunch for Catholic, home. HIGH SCHOOL called at 1 p m. Each dropped an 8-0 contest to X3W MIDTOWN SAVINGS and Gulbin, 13; and for St. Tuesday, Jan. 11, Cran- Clark Patriot was incorrect- more than one class per this walk to view the castle shooter must register for Mercer County Communi- • START b TEST HEATING UNIT Catherine's, Mike Henn, state, is set at S5.5 million. Thursday, Feb. 10, Ros- MONDAY, DEC. 13 and loan associafion ford, away. ly identified. week. grounds. elle, away. two 25-bird rounds at the ty College to open October. • TAKE STACK TEMPERATURE nine and Healy, eight. Swimming, Rahway at Experience without leai.. 56 westfield Avenue, Clark. N.J • 381-4600 What is the law? Ask Friday, Jan. 14, Union The cheerleaders are For additional informa- Also on Dec. 12, hikers Friday, Feb. 18, West- prevailing rate, plus an addi- Union then won two of CLARKE ENGINEERING CO. The battle for first place the judges on the highest Catholic, home. Kearny, 4 p.m. ing is better than tional $3 entry fee. Please Otrit'f uffit P'J in New.irk East Orange Wdtcnung Freehold .ma from Arthur L. Johnson ion and registration please will gather at the Sloats- field, away. its next three games before Victory G.irdens (Dover) was tight, with St. John court; it's what they say it Wednesday, Jan. 19, Ro- TUESDAY, DK. 14 learning without ex telephone the range at "The Energy Savers" Regional High School in :elephone Cheryl Mackay burg, N. Y., municipal buil- Tueday, Feb. 22, Hill- Swimming, Rahway at Ir- perience. finishing the season on a Vianney outlasting St. Bar- is. selle, away. Clark. ding at 9:17 a.m. for a trek, 276-0225 or information. six-game losing streak that t 499-0712. - side, home. vington, 4 p.m. -H.G. Bonn • .... LINDEN, NEW JERSEV 1201) 862-1203 PAGE 10 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 RAHWAY NFWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY RAHWA » NFWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT The Morning Worship on Sunday, Dec. 12, at 10:30 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 PAGE 11 o'clock will be conducted by The Rev. Robert C. Powley, Trinity slates Religious Events the pastor. The Church School will be held at 9:15 a.m. Peter Petersen, 83, The Parish Car? and Evangelism Committee will at 11 10 OBITUARIES County College confab Acodemy graduates a.m. Yule program Meetings during the week: Today, Bell Choir The Church School of tmas narrative will be high- ex-Clark fire chief Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m., 7 p.m., Webelos and Rahway Troop the Trinity I'nited Meth- lighted by carols from many Mrs. Malanga, 53, forty policemen No. 1235 of the Girl Scouts, Stewardship and Interpreta- odist Church of Rahway lands and by speech rhy Peter M. Petersen, Sr., Volunteer Fire Depart to deal with elderly tion Committee, 7:10 p.m., Westminster Choir Rehearsal, Forty police officers who highest achievement and UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK will present its Annual thms, reports The Rev. member of Auxiliaries 83, of Clark, died Thursday, ment, where he had served Paraprofessionals from It will provide an opp- 8 p.m.; tomorrow, Rahway Troop No. 1500 of the Girl "Identifying and Handling were students in the Union the most-improved student The Main Sunday Worship Service on Dec. 12 will Christmas Program, "From Donald B. Jones, the pastor. Nov. 25, at Rahway Hospi- as the chief in 1942, and northern New Jersey who ortunity for paraprofession- Scouts; Saturday, Dec. 11, Alcoholics Anonymous Mrs. Roberta Dalziel Ma- Surviving are four dau- Problem Behavior" and County Police Basic Train- in the firearms course, begin at 11 a.m., and the Sunday Evening Worship will Everywhere to Bethlehem," Following the program, tal after a brief illness. had been a member of the work with older people will als working directly with Group, 7:30 p.m., Squier Hall Gymnasium and Youth langa, 53, of Rahway. died ghters, Mrs. Toni Marie "Techniques for Changing ing Academy were graduat- highest average in consti- begin at 7 o'clock. On Wednesday, Dec. 15. the Mid- at 4:30 p.m. in the San the women of Trinity will Born in Rahway, he had township's special police gather at Union County the elderly to explore op- Room; Monday. Dec. 13, Rahway Den No. I of the Cub Monday, Nov ?o, at Rah Martin, Miss Roberta Ma Behavior." ed at ceremonies on Dec. 2, tutional-law study and Week Evening Service will begin at 7 o'clock. The ctuary on Sunday. Dec 13 host the traditional Chris- lived in Clark f<>r 60 years. f"rce during the 1930s. College's Cranford campus tions for dealing with pro- Scouts and Rahway Troop No. 716 of the Girl Scouts, 3 >< ay Hospital. langa, Mrs. Diane Carroll The sessions will be led at Union County College, physical-fitness capabilities Children's Church will begin at 11 a.m. on Dec. 12 for tmas Tea in Asbury Hall, Mr. Petersen had retired He had also been a mem for a training program on blem behavior. The pro- 1 p.m.. Rahway Troop No. 450 of the Girl Scouts. 3:45 The emphasis of this pro Born iri Linden, she had and Mrs. Patricia Perez, all by Vicki Ashton, Virginia according to Dr. John B. and a merit award to a po- those children aged three to five. Beginners. ar>H age' six and the Church School stu- in 1968 afle' many years as her of the Danish Brother Handling Problem Pelnv gram is targeting to para- to eight. Primary. p m . Rahway Troop Nos. 9 and 401 of the Girl Scouts, 7 gram will be Jesus is born lived in Clark for 25 yc\rs of Clark; her mother, Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Laura Wolf, the academy director lice officer, selected by T dents will hav their Christ- a carpenfr. working out of h'MKi I OHK» NO 00 of Port ior of Older Adults.' to '•><• professionals employed in On Saturday, Dec. 18, the singles will meet for p.m , Cub Scout Gymnasium Night, 7:?0 o'clock; ues for all the world, and ( hris before she had "">V<»H >O Margaret Jennings Klein of Dean, all of Columbia Uni- and the chairman of the col- his/her peers, as the one mas parties in the classes. Elizabeth ' <>•»! No. 715 Pead'Mg '"•Id on Friday, Dec 17 nutrition sites, senior citizen versity's Center for Ger lege's Criminal Justice day, Dec. 14. Women'•; Assn Workshop, 10 am .O'jrch I'Vins from everywhere turn ! "ihway in 1979. Port Reading; two sisters, ( "most likely to succeed" in Fellowship and refreshments au7 p.m. at the rhur-h AH 1 T ie church is located at He was a Ma'ine 'orps H'" was the husb3" .i of The workshop is being centers, health clinics and Library, Rahway Troop No 47 of the Boy Sc"uts. "If •'« d Bethlehem to cele Mrs. Malanga had been a Mrs. Katherine Vaughn of i iatrics and Gerontology, Dept. his profession. singles, aged 16 years and older, may attend. the corner of B. Miimn veteran of V orl'i W:jr I and Mrs Marie rvi,>rsen who sponsored by the Colombia p.m.. Board o' Deacons, 8 p.m.; Wednesday. I>?c ' i, ^'hri^t'nas The C'h'is member of the LaHjes A'ix South Plainfield and Mrs. other community based and by Mrs. Patricia Love The principal speaker Please telephone the church office for additional in Ave n"d Main St. had set veil \w •< charter •<""d in 1970 Unive'^'ty Center for Cier John Powers, the pro- Phoebe Circle, lpm. Confirmation < '<••>" •>'•* •<<•• 'p " ' iliarv of Post No 7363 of Peggy Kolsar of Edison; pt'igrams, with older people of the Jersey Shore Com was County Manager Ar- formation or for free counseling at 574-1479. member of ' lurk Post No Surviving are a son. PetT iatrics and Gerontology, i" their own homes. gram supervisor of the tra- p m , Board of T'u^tees. 7\'O rtn ihe Veterans of Foreign two brothers, William Klein munity Mental Health Cen thur Grisi. Dr. Saul Orkin, ining academy, was the The church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the 328 of lho American l,e M Petersen, Jr. of Clark; a Union County College's Workshops will be con- ter. Parkway Circle at Exit No 135 of the Garden S'-" The church is !'•••<"•<< ,ii 'he roin>>< <•< w »:..,•>.' ' /ars and the Firemen's and Alan G. Dalzifl, t>~>th gion. the president of the college, master of ceremonies for Clark pupils write 1 1 rlanphier, Mrs Ruth See Gerontology Program rnd ducted on topics including A v<- and f'hrtc), Ii lutu?' BenevoW- t As-m.of Po't P»n«Hing qr" Union County College welcomed the graduates, the program. Parkway. Mr. Petersen had been a mon of Westfield and twothe New lorsev Divis'"" "" ('?use.s of Problem Behav- The Rev. Dr Frank D Papandrea i= th«- pauor 'if' AuX'''a'\ 'oth '" conducts a two-year asso- families, and friends in the The police officers also life member of the Clark grandchildren. Aging. ior- Signs and Symptoms," ciate in applied science theatre of the Campus Cen- •^T PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAMWAY rural psn pals received certificates issued EVANGELISTIC CENTRE OF RAHWAY The congregation will observe Dec. 12 as the Th'rd DRUG-PREVENTION PROGRAM - In a recent program, Gordon LeMatty, right, spoke degree program in geronta ter. by the New Jersey Police logy, an option in its Hu- Morning Worship Services on Sunday. Dec. 12. will Sunday of Advent f here, will be a Choral <"elebration of p to students in the sixth-grade health classes at the Charles H. Brewer School in Clark Other speakers included: Training Commission, cert- Youngsters ar writing won," "I have five dogs, 37 begin at 10:30 o'clock. A message will be given by The the Holy Eucharist at 815 a.m The third candle of the about the dangers and consequences of drug and alcohol abuse. LeMatty, the Union E. A. Dolinich, 55, man Services curriculum, as Union County Prosecutor ifying they completed the letters like mad and not chickens and tvo rabbits" Rev. Paul F. McCarthy, the pastor, followed by a prayer parish Advent Wreath will be lit Following this early High School chemical co-ordinator and baseball coach, was invited to speak to the f well as a 30-credit certi- John E. Stamler, Freehold- mandated training required grumbling on* Hit about it and "I am •"* prin'-'pal"': 'A to receive healing from the Lord. A Faith-Teaching Bible Liturgy, breakfast will be provided, after which t*ie Senior Brewer students by James Powers, left, the physical education and health teacher sheet me ll worker ficate program. Graduates er Chairwoman Blanche by the state of New Jersey 1 in Mrs. O L P'akapas 'laughter.'" School for all children 12 years old and under will hegin and Junior Church S^hoo pupils will meet for religious Mark Duda, a sixth grader who was among the student audience, is shown, center 'i of both programs work in Banasiak and Summit Pol- for new police officers, Dr. class at St John 'he Aportle The Writing Pals Pro r after Worship and Praise. instruction between 9 and 10 a.m. The office of morning LeMatty. the winningest high school baseball coach in Union County is arnember of dward \ I>-iinieh. 55 ••'' in >'e Korear C'on"icl age-service agencies or in ice Chief Frank P. Formi- Wolf reported. School in dark, because H gram, which IF sponsored by 1 gerontological programs Meetings during the week: Wednesday, Dec. 15. 7 prayer will take place at I0o>lock with Ttv R ' ' I""- ' "' e*Y Assn. The Vestry will meet v-vjth the rec'" "" '"' '"v. The children ire writing ly two million ch''''ren in tutions. people with special needs at the close of the service; Word Pec 13, at 7:30 p m in tie "ansh Hal' areas no matter how great the peer pressure may be The speaker used a skit called B'irn ir< P"rth Am'x>y, he ' lark The chaplain of the pol- o pen pn's in a fifth grade this na'ion wide letter H; Si'viving ^re his vidow. to hold of Faith Bible School, every Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m The '•!•'"' !• ii 1 1 •" ••••• (•€•><•«•• ••' ''••• * ' "The Baby Sitter" in order to bring home his points. had \\vri in Ni \ W.i re The county college's ger- ice chiefs' association. The class at North Pornotoc exchange program during iv to noon, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., if interested in attending, '. i.. St Ve h? ' """ •"•' '• ' i" " Mr* Fvelyn Kafei [>'lin ontology program sponsors Rev. Joseph Derbyshire, of- 8 the past four years. The 1 holiday fest please telephone the church office for additional informs School jp Ecru, Miss . and '' 64 ich; a daughter. N 'i^ .''•> projects related to the elder fered the invocation and be hey are finding out tha' students exchange letters tion at 499-0040. Mr Dolini-h had b«-»n a ann<-v Oolinich of >.I? k; a ly and the problems of ag nediction. Officer Deborah The Clark Democratic ZION LUTHERAN CHl'RCH OF (LARK with pupils of similar ages ; writing assignments are fun, reet meta' worker fo; son, B nee 'V ••«•' '.nl ing, including seminars and Dowches of New Providen Club will sponsor a "Hol- The church is located at 2052 St. George Ave The Main Worship will be on Sunday, Dec. 17, at but different backgrounds 1 Tording "i Mrs. Prakapas eet Metal Froftucts l-f iforn" -ml f workshops on a variety of ce, the class president iday Festival" on Sunday, 1030 a.m Sunday School and the Adult Bible hour will who 3-p located n any mil*'1 OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK be at 9:15 a.m. The. Sunday School teachers will meet at The Sr John's children Ne vaii f'u 32 y-ars. Elsie topics such as alcoholism presented the class res Dec. 19, between 4 and 8 have written about all kinds .. -:a\ -'-fvntq the 'ep'her and aging, and older Amer ponse. "Troubled Herod" was chosen by James P. 11:30 a.m. and the Decoration Committee at 2 p.m. The !'• »vns a VVorl^i War II p.m. at Russell's Log Cabin of things. They told their icans as this country's rich in Clark. Stobaugh, the temporary supply pastor, as his sermon Sunday School Christmas Party will be held at 3 p.m. The s"'dents in Mrs. • ' an, ai>'' 1 ° ' ^f*i v The chairman of the Un unseen friend", "I am in the est resource. topic for the 10 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday Dec. 11. Meetings during the week: Monday, Dec 1 3, C'onfir Prakapas class write to ion County Police Chiefs Tickets are $7.50 per per- New Jersey Ballet Com Sunday School classes for all ages, those in kindergarten mation Classes, 6:30 p m.; Choir Rehearsal, S p m . rues children who live in an area An all-day colloquium on Assn.'s Education Commit son, and will include a hot- pany," "Irs freeing up gerontology was conducted and-cold buffet and danc- to adults, and the New Members Class will meet at 9 a.m. day, Dec. 14. that has very small rural Mrs. Hardy, 87, tee, Clark Police Chief An here" and "I live neqr a at the college last March, at thony T. Smar, announced ing. A Family Christmas Tree Decorating and Workshop Par- During Advent special services are he'd each communities of about 400 which ways to provide long- the winners of the two high ty will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. also on Sunday, Dec. 12. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with Bible Study clas-^ «• «••><> iver and yestordav my Dad people. Many of the chil- Anyone interested in tic- ind I wen* to feed the new to Rahway term care to the elderly est academic achievements. kets may telephone Joe Christ symbols will be made to decorate the sanctuary p.m. dren ride school buses for a H,i-f il without institutionalizing Foerst at 382-2382 or Pat- Christmas tree, during which time all will join in a caroi The church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. ducks." miles to get from their farm Mrs. Barbara Sloan Har- way Hospital aft Other awards included: them were explored. Firearms awards for the ricia Clancy at 382-5647. sing. Punch and cookies will be served during the The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. In return, the Mississippi areas to whonl, she rv>n dy, 87, of Rahway, died lness. workshop. children have told the local eluded 'hursdav, Nov ?5. in Rah Born in Canisteo, N V . Meetings during the week: Today, 7:30 p.m., Prayer EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL youngsters, "We had our she had lived in Rahway for and Study Group and Sea Scouts, 8 p.m., Chancel Choir CHURCH OF RAHWAY Beauty Revue last night...! Mr. Mulkeen, 68 a brief period. Rehearsal, 9 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, which will also Steward's Day will be observed on Sunday, Dec. 12. She was the widow of meet tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 10, at 1 p.m.; Monday, Dec. At the 11 a.m. Worship Service The Rev. Rudolph P. Robert A. Mulkeen, 68, Bert R. Hardv. who dipH in Gibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver the sermon. The Sun- Program explores of Elizabeth, died Wed 1977. 13,6:30 o'clock, women of the church, Annual Christmas AS OUR FOREFATHERS DID - On Nov 22. fourth- Dinner at Coachman Inn, Cranford, sponsored by day Church School will commence at 9:30 a.m. nesday. Nov. 24. at Eli- Surviving are two daugh GIVING COMMUNITY SERVICE - The members of Cadette Troop No 1 455 of the zabeth ' General Medical John Fundock, 64, grade students at Rahways Roosevelt School Women's Assn., installation of new officers; Tuesday, Meetings during the week: Today, 7:30 p.m., Revival Clark-Winfield Girl Scouts received service hours by helping the March of Dimes Bike ters, Mrs. Betty Freeland of equal employment Center in Eli^atvth after a pre=iPMtPd a rp enactment of the first Thanksgiving. The Dec. 14, Junior/Senior High Youth, Bible Study and to continue with The Rev. Vernon R. Byrd, the pastor of a-Thon on Oct. 23 at Rahway River Park The girls helped stamp the bikers as they Canisteo and Mrs Margue The basics for business Companies participating brief illness. rite Cunliffe, with whom wer° dressed >o costumes an<1 performed oral Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Dec. IS, "Holocaust" St. James A. M. E. Church, Newark, as the evangelist; made their laps. They also served them snacks and lunch, and helped cleanup after- St. Thomas member ^ in 'he spirit of tl"> holiHqy Fating a dinner compliance with New Jer- in the production include Born in Woburn, Mass., she lived; erven grand John I "tuloil M. ol he had Iwn a lif>' trembet to be discussed, 10 a.m., Bible Study, child care provided. tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., last service of the Revival, The Rev. wards. Helping out are: Johanna Jones of the St. Agnes Troop No 1220 Cadettes, provided bv the parents, arp Left side. Esther Byrd, evangelist; Monday, Dec. 13, 8 p.m., Rahway sey's equal-employment- the Public Service Electric he had lived in Flirabwh for children; 12 grea'i>rand of Clark 'ost No 1 1 of the The Osceola Weekday Nursery School continues Vanessa Acosta, Mrs. Sharon Blackwell, the mother of cadette, Nicole BlackweH, an* S Beinpnctook. Matthew Milarowir-7 Allison Roedell and opportunity law are por-and Gas Co., the New Jer- 5 years. children and four p><-ni [•>is:iM-l \....-.I,:,,. \ .-i.-t from Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 3 Chapter of the National Assn. for the Advancement of Dana DeSanto, all of Troop No. 1 455 No\ ?X. MI 'he S. 11 Am Christy Snhuto. right side Hirn PiMaggio. Makesha trayed in a new audio-visual sey Bell Telephone Co. and Mr. Mulkeen had retired great grandchildren boy (iei)'i:i' H-'sji •ins p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Colored People; Tuesday, Dec. 14, 8 p.rfi., Celestial Choir Brunson. Grognry Condit lra<~y Ruterl and Paul Rehearsal; Wednesday, Dec. 15, 7 p.m., Youth Choir program that is now avail- Merck and Co., Inc. of Rah- as a lieutenant in the Eli- suffern'i' "•' ••!•[••"• He had also been a com The church is located at T689 Raritan Rd. f HE COLLECTIBLE PLACE INC. Sefranka Rehearsal, Men's Club, 7:30 p.m., Board of Stewards. able from the New Jersey way. zabeth Police Dept. in 1974 Arthur Osolin, 67 uttack municant of St, Thomas the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY The church is located at 253 Central Ave. State Chamber of Com- The New Jersey Civil 13 Westfield Ave. after 28 years service. He Apostle By/^mtine Rite Cat George Frederick Handel's, "The Messiah," will be merce. Rights Division served as a ithony J. Inverno, M.D] had been* a life member of Arthur E. Osolin, 67. of Born in Pa-saii had ho|i(_- < 'hurch in Rahway Clark • 388-1237 F.A.C.S. lived ID Is•"')'i I"' 1(l \'"'irv Mrs. Kirk, 86 Mrs. Dasti, 96 presented during the Service of Worship, on Sunday, Dec. Entitled "Discrimination: technical consultant. Elizabeth Local No. 4 of the Holiday, Fla., formerly of Mr f-undock had been a WANTED before he had mmc'i '•> 12, at 9:45 a.m. The Christmas portion will highlight this Let's Not Let It Happen," Sets of the new show Policemen's Benevolent As Garwood and Cranford, member of Rahway (Dun Mrs. Flsie Hische Kirk. Mrs. Genevieve Dasti. MONDAYS ; Franklin B. Spirn, M.D. ] Rahway 10 \ear>- :\p< Advent musical service. James R. Lenney is the director Temple unit taps the 11-minute production have been donated to the USED sn. and had been a member died Saturday, Nov. 27, at cil No I 146 of the Knights 86. of Cherry St., Hlizabcih. 96, of Summit, died Friday, of music. The pastor, The Rev. William L. Frederickson, was produced by several division for use by the 6 Video i ATARI of the Retired Police Of- his home in Holiday after a Mr. [•'iindnck. an Amu died Wednesday, Nov. 24, Dec. 3, in Rahway Hospi- IKiai [VISION of Columbus will be the Liturgist for the morning. At 11 a.m. the New Jersey companies and members of the speakers' Game Plays | | Michael J. bleary, M.D.| ficers Assn. brief illness. veteran (if World War II. Surviving are two brol in the Elizabeth General tal. Mrs. Hausler COLECO had been a member of Rah Medical Center ir> Elizabeth members of all the adult classes will be able to share in a the state chamber in co- bureau. 00 CARTS 1220 Raritan Rd. He was an Army veteran Born in Elizabeth, he had hers. Michael Fundock of Born in Italy, she had viewing of filmstrips which discuss holiday customs and A Rahway woman, Seb- Sisterhood. In 1977 she was operation with the State Further information reg- for 'I i Cranford • 276-8750 of World War II. lived in Garwood and Cran- way Post No 5 ol the Colonia and Alex Fundock, after a long illness. moved to Summit 57 years • w/coupon American I cgion. Rahway traditions. Beginning at 12:15 p.m., the members of the ley Ruth Hausler, was re-elected to be at the helm of Division of Civil Rights. arding loan or purchase of 1628 Oak Tree Rd. Mr. Mulkeen had been a ford most of his life before Jr. of Piscataway and three She was a lifelong resi- ago. Defta Alpha and Fidelis Classes and their spouses will be elected to serve as the sec- the congregation as its first The program is available the show can be obtained TUESDAYS Edison • 549-8080 communicant of the Sacred he had moved to Holiday Post No. 6S1 of the Vet sisters, Mrs. Helen Shipman dent of Elizabeth. Surviving are two sons, the guests at a Christmas dinner prepared for them by the retary of the New Jersey woman president in 65 for individual company or by contacting Donald L. ATARI'S 5 Video are pleased to announce Heart R. C. Church in Eli- three years ago. erans of Foreign Wars, and of Rahway. Mrs. Ann Gye- Mrs. Kirk had retired in Dominic and John Dasti; COMMEMORATING ART WEEK - Mrs. dohn (Emy) Yeckel. right, displayed one of her members of the Randolph Howard Class. Region of.the United Syn- years. She was the chair- business-group showings McCambridge at the state ET CART their association with, zabeth and had been a grad- He had been a sales engi- nes of W(x)dbridge and 1967 after a brief period of two daughters, Mrs. Mary many oil paints, depicting a nautical scene, at the general membership meeting of the Game Plays Rahway Woman's Club on Nov. 5 at the Second Presbyterian Church Hall in Meetings during the week: Today, Choir Rehearsal, agogue of America at its woman of its Youth Com- without charge. It is also chamber's headquarters of- w/coupon 00 uate of Thomas Jefferson neer for the Weston Instru- Mrs. Pollick, 72 Mrs. Mary Mes/aros of Av- employment at the 1'liza Finelli of Railway, and Frank C. Ariuri, M.D. .downtown Rahway. Looking on, Mrs Mathilda Knectit. the club president, holds a 7:li_p.m.u.Monday,...Dec.- 13, Etelta Alpha Class 1982 biennial convention, mission as well as the sec- available for purchase. fice in Newark or by tele- 5 5 for 'I High School, formerly in ments Co. in Newark for 40 heth Carteret Hotel. Mrs. Rose Caccavale; 22 • "copy of the official proclamation by Gov Thomas H Kean. Mrs. Yeckel, a trustee of Christmas Meeting, noon, Church Living Room; all four held recently at the Con-retary of the Youth Com- phoning 623-7070. 31' w/coupon for the practice of disease and | Elizabeth. years until his retirement in Mrs. Anne Pollick. 72. of She had been a communi- grandchildren; 50 great-gra- mission Steering Committee ...... J surgery of the eye, including im- Union, died Monda\. Nov. Miss Grube, 83, cant of St. Mary's R. C. the Federated Art Assns. of New Jersey, was present in the governor's office atthe American Baptist Women's Circles, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 8 cord Resort Hotel in Kia- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF plants and ocular plastic surgery. Surviving are his widow, 1978. - ndchildren and six great- of the New Jersey Region 29, at Memorial (ieneral Church in Elizabeth and time of the signing of the proclamation for Art Week p.m., home of Mrs. Walter Zirpolo, for Annual Christmas mesha Lake, N. Y. RAHWAY STORE HOURS: Mrs. Alice Van Sickle Mul- Mr. Osolin was a World formerly of area greatgrandchildren. of the United Synagogue of Hospital in Union had been a member of its Party; Bible Study Fellowship, Wednesday, Dec. 15,, The United Synagogue of The sermon at Sunday Morning Worship at 11 Mon.-Sat. 10 AAA-9 pm, Sun. 12-6 pm keen; two sons, Michael R. War II Army veteran. home of a member, 8 p.m. America, founded in 1913,America. Mulkeen of Burlington, He had been a former Born in Nc\' Voik City. j Miss Lillian ('. Grube. Rosary Confraternity. English class o'clock on Dec. 12 will be given by The Rev. Harold E. 1 she had resided in Newark 83, of Westfield. died Mon Surviving are a son. John Steven Mosh The church is located on the corner of Elm and is the association of 824 She is also a member of Van Horn, the pastor. Choir Rehearsals will be held for Wis., and Niall T. Mulkeen professional opera singers before she had moved to ' day. Nov. 29, at the West M. Kirk of Maplewood; sets dates City Federal Esterbrook Aves. Conservative congregations the Rahway Chapter of Ha- Young People's at 9 a.m. and Adult's' at 9:30 a.m. and of Elizabeth; two daughters, and had appeared locally sales manager in the United States and dassah, the National Coun- Mrs. Kathleen A. Klinow- and at Carnegie Hall in Union 20 \eais ago ! field Convalescent Center three daughters, Mrs Helen from noon to 1:15 p.m. Sunday Church School for Begin- Save on this magnificent Mrs. Pollick had been a alter a long illness. DiBella and Mrs. Rita Lind for signups TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Canada. The 82 congrega- cil of Jewish Women, the ners to those in senior high school as well as the Pastor's ski of Clark, and Mrs. Je-New York City. The son of Seymour anne S. Fauer of Metuchen; homemaker Born in Railway, she had mar. both of Rahwa\. and Mosh of Railway. Steven E. self-directs IRAs RAHWAY tions of its New Jersey Women's League for Conse- Study Class will be held at 9:30 a.m., followed by the Up- Surviving are his widow, In-person registration for four brothers, Everett Mul- She is survived by two lived in Clark for 60 years Mrs. Elsie Hasselhrink of Mosh. was promoted by City Federal Savings and Through its affiliate. City On the Third Sunday in Advent, Dec. 12, the Region represent over rvative''Judaism and the per Room Bible Class, which will be led by Francis E. Mrs. Vivian Snell Osolin; a Union County College's In keen of Iselin, Edward T. daughters, Mrs. Sheila II • before she had moved to Woodridge; 18 grandchil Economics Laboratory, Loan Assn. now offers self- Trust Services, N. A., a na- Church School and the Adult Bible Class will convene at 23,000 families from Ram- Jewish Federation of Cen- Nelson at 9:40 a.m. 7\ reside 'jmmhj Bible son, Robert Osolin of Hac- stitute for Intensive English Britten of Denwlle. and dren and seven great gran directed Individual Retire- i tional bank, City Federal 9:30 a.m. followed by Coffee and Fellowship Time in sey to Toms River. tral New Jersey. Mulkeen of Milford, Pa., kensack; two daughters, Westfield about 20 years Inc.. to regional sales will be conducted on Mon- Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Dec. 14, An- Mrs. Janice Rosenblatt of dchildren. ment Accounts. has begun offering the new Asbury Hall. The Children's Choir will rehearse in the A"" member of Temple A bookkeeper by occup- Richard Mulkeen of Flori- Miss Nancy Osolin of New ago. manager for the Western day and Tuesday, Jan. 3 nual Candlelighting Carol .Service, 4:30 p.m.; Monday, Publishers retail price $39.95 Saddle Brook; two sons. Ra account, which allows in- Chapel from 10:30 to 11 a.m. The 11 a.m. Family Wor- Beth Torah in Rahway, a ation, Mrs. Hausler and her da, and Eugene Mulkeen of York City and Mrs. Irene area, with the company's and 4, 1983, at the Eliz- City Federal is believed Dec. 13, 7:30 p.m., Session Meeting; Wednesday, Dec. Iph Pollick of I 'mon and I Harry levinson of Clark vestors the freedom to sel- ship Service will be conducted by the pastor, The Rev. constituent congregation of husband, William Hausler, Westfield and a sister, Miss Woodruff of Rahway and a FCO LINE distributor pro- abeth Urban Educational to be the only depository 15, "An Advent of Carols," history of Christmas carols in Grace Mulkeen of Asbury Michael Pollick ol l-divm. and Dave Levinson of Old giam. institutional division. financial institution in the ect their IRA investments Donald B. Jones. His sermon, the third in an Advent the region, Mrs. Hausler have a son and a married granddaughter. Center at 10 Butler St. 1 series, will be entitled, "Our Advent Candles: The Angels' word and filmstrip, 7:30 p.m. Park. three brothers Isadoic Bridge and 10 gtandchil lie was previously an EC O slate, and probably the cou from stocks, bonds, treasury has served as the vice presi- daughter and a grandchild. The church is located at 1221 New Brunswick Ave. Current students will Candle." At 4:30 p.m. the Church School will present its dent and president of the Levinson of hlimsood Park. then LINE account executive. ntry. offering self-directed bills, money market and register on Jan. 3 from 9 toIRAs. mutual funds, and other al- Annual Christmas Program "From Everywhere to Mrs. Achtel, 93, Mrs. Burke, 75 1 1 a.m and from 6 to 8 Bethlehem," followed by the Traditional Christmas Tea ternatives. Mrs. Mary Bleyler Burke, p.m and new students on According to City Fed in Asbury Hall. w/coupon only ex-Clark'rte First Baptist 75, of Edison, died Tues- Jan 4 during the same AF enlists eral senior vice president Meetings during the week: Tomorrow, Senior Choir all orders can be picked up HAPPY Mrs. Rose Fried Achtel, day, Nov. 23, at the John F. hours John E. Manley, "This is a Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 11, Christmas 93, of Brooklyn, formerly of Kennedy Medical Center in The institute provides Gerard Soriano particularly attractive op Pageant Rehearsal for Church School, 10 a.m., Asbury to present HOLIDAYS Clark, died Wednesday, Edison. concentrated instruction in Hall; Tuesday, Dec. 14, United Methodist Women of See Our Large A Clarkite. Gerard Sor I tion for people who are able Nov. 24, at the Metropol- Born in Philadelphia, she English to speakers of other to roll over a significant Trinity, Christmas Meeting, 7:30 p.m., carols, Scripture, Selection or languages Institute classes lano. the sun of Mr and Christmas Cards Atom Tabloid itan Jewish Geriatric Center had moved to Edison 35 Mrs. Alfonso Soriano of 5 amount of money from o! Fellowship; Wednesday, Dec. 15, the Pastor's Bible Pi.. daLnguiihrd b»wM BiMr .1 °*' °ith* mo.1 u.r/UI eve* pubh.hrd D,.,gn,* Hi!- H,.ly bt l.|j| ^ Ijti-.IT Mommi., in Old Te^i,im«*ni M.•,[(»> Born in Poland, she had business manager with Roo funds accumulated at ano- The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. Pjlrvimc mien* JI-MI^, A.Hkrd listmcnt Program at 177 Elm Ave. will pre- Mr. Lenney is also the ,•1 h.sl,«V .'I <••• <•..).!. .1.,,! ,»,.,",,- ,,l I-,,. H. lHf L.iri,j of i-,r.iel m Modem Im^ come to this country and sevelt Hospital in Menlo The thud cycle of the ther institution to a new and Main St. sent a Service of Music on director of music for the > il 111,- [>.,!.. ..,.„, New York in 1912, and had Park for 24 years until her The 1979giadu.iii.-o! Ai IRA at City. We feel with •— •! (!• ' ^.,.1 1982 I y83 SCIKXII year will HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF the Third Sunday of Ad-Cranford school district. ^l.irxliiHt cil thr Holy I .vul lived in Clark before she retirement in 1970. thur I. Johnson Regional the addition of City's self- fjn.,1, Rixofrt SPC run from Tuesday to Wed- RAHWAY P.^r-T.,,,,,.. P.K,P vent, Dec. 12. This special The Cranford High School i had moved to Brooklyn She had also been a com nesday. Jan 17 to March 9. High School is scheduled to directed IRA, we are offer- The congregation will observe the Third Sunday of worship service will begin at leave foi basic training at Choir, which is under his »»»'.- Fla., and Mrs. Claire Kan- two daughters, Mrs. Pat are then awarded certi- Because we understand day at 10 a.m. in the Chapel in the Parish House at 739 527 West Gnud JUenne * Handel wrote The Mes- the church. InAaai^ In Hv. tor of Boynton Beach, Fla.; Finer of Rahway and Mrs. ficates of completion. Lehrer-Crabiel Funeral Seminary Ave. This is followed by a brief Service of linkway • 574-8409 Claim Ontor M, tk«l (., siah" in 1741. The entire amount of 917.00 !• «ndoMd a son, William Achtel of Joan Braender of Edison; a Christian Healing. UBU« m«y •• pkh*d up af 1h« composition took him -24 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 5:30-8:00 Alom ToUojd atfk»-Mon. Frl. f S. Clark; three sisters, Mrs. son, Donald Burke of Day- For further information, The church is located at Seminary and St. George days. It. was first performed We often wonder Sat. 5:30-8:00 Sun. 5:30-5:00 Phone Becky Brandt, Mrs. Mary ton, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. please telephone the in- Aves. 240 years ago on April 13, where TV sponsors get Wasser and Mrs. Mollie Marjorie Murray of Phila- stitute at 355 7070 or The Rev. Robert P. Helmick is the rector. 1742, in Dublin. their writers and plots. i _ Slale . . .. . Zip Simon, all of the Bronx; six delphia; 15 grandchildren TEAM BEHIND THANKSGIVING - The staff which shown, left to right, are: Mrs Nancy Sahuto, Thomas 354-3010. The counselor at grandchildren and nine and seven great-grandchil- helped prepare a Thanksgiving dinner lor fourth-grade Rotondo, lMrs(-,Lioda Horlmg, Ken Hoagland. Mrs Janet the institute speaks both great-grandchildren. dren. students at Rahways Roosevelt School on Nov. 22, Horton and Mrs Patricia Milanowicz Spanish and English. PAGE 12 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS RFCORD/C "•' PATRIOT

cupancy accommodations RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLAR'' PATRIOT at the Hilton Hawaii Vil- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9.1982 PAGE 13 'Treasure Island' lage Hotel or simila' hotel- for eigbt days anH seven offers Hawaii trip nights, excl"ding meals, College board sets plus $1,000 in spending money The winner can The N<*w Jersey I.o'tery On ft" n> <•'«?<• " ill « recently introduced the elect not to accept the trip $15 million tab cash and to receive the full cash "Treasure Island" game The Board of Trustees of The colo'ful. easy tr> play value of the trip package, full-time with instant cash prizes, a Union County College ado- tickets will contain « large including the spending dents. Grand Prize of SI million pted budgets for 1982-1983 latex cove'"d area deco money, equalling approx The board also voted to and a new feature a second rated with treasure chests. totaling $15,013,793 and submit both budgets to lhe ; imatelv $2,60^.80. cha"ce for mnw nr»rs tr for 1983-1984 totaling Board of School Estimate, The playe' must ruh off the All 'ickets winning $25 BACK PAIN? HAHRNGTON, JICLUJ OffiLCS± Win va»-al'Oii t'ips !•• | Inn' $16,106,370 at 3 meeting which certifies the amounts Back pain is one of lho most common, painful and latex are? to re'eal six prize instant prices also will be EADYE qii. recently at the Cranford crippling conditions affecting millions of people year- amo'ints " the plaver n>at the Union County Board of ly- thoro can bo many reasons for back pain. Most ir eligible for 'he concluding w GOTTLIEB MVMCI I ottery Execfive D ec ches thref ll' » irtir UT\t on campus. Chosen FreerK* *rs i">i-< of*«n t'»o causo is muscular, slipped disc, pinchod Uncontvitvd Orar'd Prize Drawing. VMp AnORNEYS & tor Haze' Fr«nk Gli.-ck an the 'icket.' .., -i . , ;nn In The college president. Dr. appropriate. norvoi, arthritis or displaced spinal vertebrae. nounced the %] T'easure time and place will be d« If you oro a victim of back pain or associated illness, COUNSaOBS AT UW REUKNTUL UOSMCS •''at pi'^e 5aul Orkin, reported both Dr Orkin reported lhe consult us. We specialize in examination and treat NO CHARGE FOR siRnate/lhy the I <\ : Sallar Purchaser Island" instant game 'ickets Am "I •••asm Is"- nd" •budgets are based on 6,677 Dept. of Higher F ducation •""•it of theso problom cases. CONSULTATION •iri » director. li '225. '350' recently went on sal< at the ticke' thai loe<; not » in has indicated t c col'ege's WE ACCEPT MOST INSURANCE •Wills •Estates •ProtnH nearly 4,000 lottery np-..>- Our modern businoss office simplifies your insurance •Inurance •Accidnb •Criiltiil cash o' I v•" frpe ticker % is A preli'iina'y drawing state aid for I °82 198^ by Sister Mary Magdalen popor work and allows us lo treat you* condition ot ii» ISTATES PltMIB 'hroughout the state •Jijrenile *HMS« Closings F««s bo*»d on hourly rat* of eligible to •>'e entered in Ihe will selct ?"0 f'nalists to might be reduced by 3%, and Mrs. Beverly Ament, •l«» n' no cos' to you. •Diioice •Jinknipttj •Inffic S60.00. HWvtf o p*rt*nw>g« Shea^ded the unique fea- because of the snte's fiscal w Bon us V?•atior Dra ••vines both of whom are mrmben far AppolahMBi Call: Offense) ^Incorporations *Saill siMni mus *S0 ture o< "Treasur" kland T Iv playe mus* write h • or r-'i/es- crisis. ThLs would 'i-s"lt in a nf the Social StuHi«-« )><-r' v "Business •Tenant *Undlord will he 12 Bonus Vacation her nanv a-id dd ress on •One grand pri^e of $] loss of state aid of « -<rp. in Marlborn, Mass, plauded parents and teachers for their on-going dedicator1 to the education process There i« no linnil lo Ihe f ' 0,000 cash e?ch. try. they eain a bf'le ap 1,000 in cash for "xnenscs. years, and demonstrated a Inrge grouo nf music botes from antique to contemporary : at a cost of $4.^.040 and His final statement assured all present. Public educator in Rahway is your hoot „, nupit>er ol tr ' fit a f'son Consolation cas'i prize? prec'iti'n of thf r n'liga T he retail value of ach < ip She was introduced by Mrs Kenneth /\ (Madeline) Kirkbright. the ' 'ub program o'>air $48.1.14 75 forth.- fi>st year DON'f PUI UP vestment." ran <:iih' lit durino lhe of $500 each to <><•• •<•„,,;„ tion to maintain '>ur owr A FULL SERVICE DENTISTRY package, in<-inHi"g . n-i, ;- - ; woman and first vice president, right On band to rnmmend Mr-, Gregory wns th« courxp of 'he ga "e Mire "g 1 90 finalists natio"'s heritas? "f free maintenance It wn report 6O?80 clubs new president. Mrs Mathilda Kr.ecb' The mpriha-s of 'he MUST nept undo' PODIATRY Cancer group erican Cancer Society vol and professional than on' ticket mai be The dired"r rep' ted ap dom. according to a Vet e<1 'wo bids wet" 'ceivexl. PAINFUL FEET unteers from New Jprw>v'« and research aim"! "' "•-> For winners. "T">?<:iire v the chairwomanship of Mrs Mfrhe-t R (.lo) Springer and Mrs Herbert M (Ida) l••' offers cookbook dates *\n<1 'iites ••<{ ihe I? Treasure IslapH" t'"lf Dprrorrar^y ri'aton- RI <;• wif sp n ^r" 'r :• VptPrnr ". -if «'oicn V ar<= t""sman to problems-Come see us. "Fresh from the Garden The cootbook is avail ange of instant priz-s from will he printed The eu business meeting and program Miss Valerie R-own a senior at Railway High pto-i "pginr ijl Higl 'c' )r\ • Ck) k, i rv • -h pri institute at Douglass College iP junp of this yea, Am ,r g the y,*r s .»ero Mrs Art! , you the state's local produce nounce'l by the i"ii-u - • •• c:ntl\ completed ( »-'• '••• creas*"1 self confi''"nc'' and pnrted lhe ':ompn'<" sysien' ™ ShoppiuB Center The recipes for Holiday :( Angelo and her daughter. Tf 'i A' - Each winner «ill be (rili (h'ri 'arv1 rpr'iT'1 d. ,i thr^e rnunicati"g with '"''if' and dernic con'putin)/ needs on cedures Non-Surgical Gum Treatment Program «En- ' Torte, Norwegian Christ- sents a contribution to the 'he 'ckets tc be pri r 1 °» D. Shaniiky, DP** CENTER tax-deductable gift of $6 On the average, better Annnmarie DeSalvo the p"x>tch Plain am Cran Sp*clolUt In all H«Honti5t (Root Canal Specialist) on staff mas Bread and many more cancer crusade," said Lois tied to ro'ind trip xiarh air n'ed will r)rovide exactly I 78.500 prizes of JS, 30.010 lo f i \ * min i) V Si o "least valuable t<"'"-'"p '••< -«" each. It also may be ordered than one it' four tickets will : ; ford '"ainpusps, the Eli^a "2 Locations To Serve You" 570 RAHWAY AVE. can be found in "Fresh Gannon, the crusade chair far<- from John F Kennedy arK prizes. prizes of $25. 6'2 prize- of srr pl < fpr<"<;< np hp' i-iv •BimiOHS •CALLUSES by mail or telephone b> ad- win e.ithe' a cash "rize or v beth ''rban Educational 7001A N. Wood Aw 125 Lincoln A»e. WOODBRIDGE from the-Garden State," a woman. "It provides funds y or Philadelphia Internal I here 4.1^8,000 $100. 210prizes of $-(>('. 4? or ib'-i year ^ thpirip. - '• Ih? wiarier has uliliz •CORNS •Htnnras and two fre^ ti'ke's Appro : wins oratory contest ( Center, and 'he Si'lwl? of ding $1.25 for ionnl A -p"rts li Honolulu prizes free 'ic* els £ S*>... •'• A' IPica c >rrp' ^th wntie of th™se benefits loiiy of WAHTS •nCBOOT TOEDAaS 790*3424 handling. i two f "plf f>"iiblo or In r>r each. ! pri7< f A wrii- • m \' 't'lei Sf in winner in the Vmc rif work wi'h the Student Gov H-t-, r,.o» iVoJ Fn 1 DO 5 925-5397 541-5454 Dr. Glenn Shernin D.P.H. ; 1 the riizabeib Ge'iernl Med • •!<•» t ovo by appt Sa' ' ' Reg c'a' Hic.li ^'.-bool in [Vr>'rrary f" yea s t •;li''leiit pi'itnent Assn a" its publici (Across Irom Carteret Shop. Or.) Surgeon/Podiatrist c 1 ( Im':. A"-v.i I;I '•• V -SaK", le^t '"•[•" " "e" ' ' 'reign Wnrs wat; p i • p concluded. 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Whether Coll »»'•-• 'h» 381 2629 PAINTING 283-1911 M 56S n«l7 1716442-6000. eit 9307. •N WRITING ..AND WE oul than 2.000 Unio" County CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES- access., silk llowefs, X-mas items dealer In •<- Pal s tnicking Demol't'on o' Int fit low iaj£s_ Free est YOUR VISA OR Interior Decorator Assistants Flan Polm r*odinrj cord r«orjing you're 8 or 80, fruit bntto.l.- WILL GO LOWER HANDYMAN College students are cur- Numbness Dizzinass COLONIA48E.ShermanAve 12/11 horoicop* 'voding matali and r All WORK GUARANTEED garaggs clean up work, yards R&r) Pn'lABtl COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS lor color Car necessary Will train Any f«odlr»(jt only $3.00 wlrh 1+lU should be a part of your lckup Service rently enrolled in • "mputer Low Back Pain Stiff Neck MASTERCHARGE 1 12/12. 10-4. Furn. lawn mower ro METHOD DRYING IIMI 1 cellars & houses Fully ins 388-7763 REASONAPIE 7 YRS EXP 654-6198 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY I SATURDAY coupon. R*g. SIS.00. daily diet,said F'lawese *'. SR CITIZEN DISCO""' Something lor Everyone. 382-8909 Shoulder Pain Hip Pain 17 Brant Av«. Clark, N.J FOR APPOINTMENT SPECIALIST \P INIfRIOR PAIN HANDYMAN • No job ton big o' too 'Iqwes Quality Eye wear Iselin Area • Person needed tD care B. McLendon. Exten ;t(of|[inden-j AVON USED CAMERAS Cjlll«,'?B7269or63«-91M body to elect a member of Prices 311-5459 low calorie snacks, CARPET rnont is inotrotod rnost insurance plans 12-4 pm 1st. Woodbndge oi surrounding & Munsell Aves ) Final Sale < LEARN WHILE tin" graduating cla"> to serve READER WANTED SERVICE PAINTIN"" '""\NGING SERVICES '72 Ford Pinto, new clutch, new area.After5orweekends 574-2207 12/9 12/11 Bi tables, ceramics YOU EARNi i salads, desserts, and TOM BRET FOR SALE HOROSCOPE INTERIORS FREE ES! as a noil voting iepresen- shocks, 4 cyL. radio, 2-D, new tires-L MATTRESSES greenware.bisqup books h h anh special dishes can be TOP PRICE PAID 382 9*39 925 7.a Diewnakmg and alterations 'or NO OTHER ALTO PALLET CALLSIFVS 233-3493 talivf on 'he Board 'if Trus 3i3i 5 •M. Good cond. $800. 311-9564 ques old 1 n.~ d ,.!,,. d men and ladies Specializing in Dr. Miriam E. Werner Tokar Rtnfal Hall created with fruit. In on MARTIN ST. lorn >, Pa l'"B Inl /E.| leathe' and Tallalt 6 Ask lor OFFERS TO W«d. Thurs. Sal. 72 Chevy Malibu • Exc. running Fociliti«t lor up lo 70 p«opl« RAHWAY 840 Kaminski Di ~\?7i S addition to few tees T he alumni repress r r Foam t Innvriprln READINGS • •nd a (onpl.i. d**r ,p*io- ol Backed by Chiropractic Health Center RAHWAY Showl. parl,«t. r*un,ont »tr ( 634-6262 LIGHT Usna 541-7356 APPLY The Atom Tabloid cond,72,000mi.(800. 382-6441 EXTRA FIRM Sound & light Sytttm 12/5.10 a.m.-? by Mrs. Kaye calories, there are some f«p Call aft 5 925-2530 tative would be elected as 351-3390 TRUCKING [jne 4 rush seats replaced, (urn 811 Inman Ave., Colonia '72 Chevy Wagon, Many new parts. 1519 Main Si. RAHWAY 1166 Jefferson Ave READERS ADVISOR important nutrients D&N part of the annual Student SAME DAY Rahway News Record/Clark Patriot Purrs.t! repair Srelinjshinjjim_ 381-0436 READER Exc mech. cond. Reliable trans. PIRIWOOD *29& Rahway. N.J. 07065 CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW Area CARD PALM. CRYSTAL PAUL KASTNER Holiday decorating. w« Orig.owner. 54S-732S Oranges, grapefruit. ovod S. Dclwnr [lectrolui "acuum cleaners-rug Government Assn. election SERVICE IN The Mom Tabloid Weekend Hagaziiie Junior Woman s Club Rahway AVAILABLPARTIES *E GATHERING FOR PRIVATSE 1602 HOIBROOK ST llni ran pirn* & paper you' '39 388-8015 or - ^gei &. CP ' shampooed Sales, repairs, parb '72 Mercury Montego, auto.. 4 dr. $ 12/9. 10-3 CRUISE SHIP JOBS! strawberries and plo^o 'o look "ke now in April 381-2500 MOST CASES CAU WHEN AU ITEMS AtE MLB tPICIAL OCEAN. NJ 07715 Clnnnod 925-3724 Great income potonliol. No job ioo big 10% dis Call Ralph Area Rep 283-3193 p/s, p/b, a/c, orij. owner. Asking 85 Ch«»ti, dr«ts«rs, RAHWAY 986 Milton Blvd 12/10 & ! watermelon are good s soH Appliatircs All occupations. For in- 2 READING WTHI5 AD Soi Cit'ZOn* Tutor N I certified tPacher will (5OO.Cillalt6. 6344409 Truck Load h*adboards 12/11. X-mas trees* decs. clothes. sources of vitamin C A resolution was adopted formation coll: HIDING IK Hit PBIVtli HOHI APPLIANCES 20- 381-0001 tutorgradesKj^ 574-3157 Guranteed Rtadtr lo Rtadcr winl ids ire (314 Yearly. Low Rates. Immediate Hardwood DISCOUNT furn.,. h.h items & much more Apricots, peaches, Paint & Paptr Co. expressing condolences to ["EYEGLASSES ?30 and up HO DISCBIMIHillOH Allans Washer-Dryer Repair Service George A Simon for nwKoramirciil adverfistn only. Items (or Coverage. Kowitski Insurance Agen- D*llv»r*d Wedding Invitations W0008RIDGE 100 High St. (Bet (312)741-9780 plums, and watermelon 'ttm C1UKWG Lv the family of Prof Harris S H55 II GfORM 4V1 BiHwjy Specialist on Whirlpool. G f 4 Ken 636-7913 F,,.it George Terebush. Ventriloquist Richard D. Procopio EASTERN PODIATRY Any Complete Pair cy.Nofeescharged. 311-0440 Hug* iVbcllonnX oH Linden 4 Barron Aves.) 12/11 EXT. 26S6 HOME IMPROVEMENT silt must nol eicetd {1,000. Price md M14311 DINETTES with Ihli ad. offer vitamin A. Fruit more and on most makes A models Entertainment lor all occasions Swackhamer, who died on Much, much, much 574-8693 HAROLD D.M.D. and ASSOCIATES 1 Year Guarantee pnoN nmber mist bt in id. Autos, rul ClOSE OUT SAU such as apples and 57W289 It All types of home improvements 225-9M1 Nov. 3 after a short illness. Call Me Before Moving Garage or 241-7070 Kit / Baths Basements attics , FOOT CARE CENTER fZTOM 71* CMtral An. NEED X-MAS CASH??? raspberries are not Repairs on wash dryers, dshivshrs DRAPERY Dominic D. Pisano tstife, girige sale & babysitting not ac- AT WAREHOUSE Estate Sale 1 or 101 items bought INCOME TAX alum siding, paneling Freeest Call PAPER HANGER VINYL TOM Muit Soil Iniuloi.on W«iril«U. NJ. ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES packed with nutrients, gas & elec ranges 541-7268 or SLIPCOVERS D.M.D. buMlM $M • Up Siding I WindoMi Fair Prices Paid. 634-7742 OvQliable 'n our WoodbFidgo o DomimckJ^-gSU^ tf Flocks Foils. Wei look Vinrls Providing Comprohonsive SOFT CONfAC cepted in Gunnteed Reader to Reader Sec- 232-3150 fk* Four t»l«phon« order clarh' 636-2484 Dai S Nile calls 20 yrs UPHOLSTERING MOVING? •ody ltd* moMlngi INTEREST RATES Ano rn ino olf If noon ovininQ Individual 4 Business Licensed but do contain Small eiper Ceilmgi Walls Repaired Sheetrock EXPERIENCED MEN • Foot Caro for lho Accl MFo FOR THE PRACTICE OF LENSES tion. • $25 Wood \m\\, pine (••k»nd hourt ovoilobi ' 232-4855 amounts of vitamins, & Taping Call(Edcson) 549-8754 PAINTING FULLY INSURED Entire Family AS LOW AS 12% ch*r't Block 5 pc RAHWAT-312 E. Grand Appliance Repairs & Paris PETS P T • Ma Frank Laubtner Genera I Contractor FAMILY DENTISTRY Bausch & Lomb Call Tom Contact Frank Av«. (downttalri). 10-2. today trace minerals, and Microwaves heating sewing Interior and Exterior NO PHONE OIOEIB ACCEPTtO. ADS MUST BE MAILED KITCHEN « DINETTE Ca rpentiy Masonry Aluminum •149 machines & vacuums [*penenced RITTENHOUSE Same Day Fitting IN OR MOUCHT TO THE OFFICE. •ftl-3179 636-7772 Mavina Mail Sell. Fun fiber. siding. Roofing & gutters storm SPECIAL Dr. H. Schnierer CHAIRS 634-6157 CHAIRS. WOOD OR METAL DOC TRAINING ilted moTiran. box iprlngt & courteous reliable service any time follow American Soooty 636-3235 Fruit can help make RECOVERED windows, doors & screens Wdbg TRUCK SERVICE Hours by appointment MonotrMt Dog Training School (ram* S65.. rattan lov«i»or S PRIVATE INSTRUCTION anyday or night 247-7565 50 ol Podiotric Dermatology $15 choir w'cuihioni $7S . rvlrig • UP KMER TO KMCR KADU TO KAOEH 'QUALITY USED CARS" wilt b* tlortlng N*w B*ginn«r between-meal nibbles a M 634-1768 241-9791 only Dr. V. Borneo and . & Thurs. 10-9 READER TO READER LOAMD- tables CIan*> THUKS.. MC. f, 7JO $50 Craa*r SS i*i. 3 H6O»I5 lirat Learn popular piano, harmony 4 nntritioml nine fin/. Vacuum Cleaners repaired all SOUth AV«. Tues 11 MuttMf • p/t, p/b. a/c. '500 REWARD V.F.W. HAU $120: al»o lawn choir*, hibochi. NEEM9: CHILD CARE ma^kes • all models Free Estimates Dinettes All Carpeting & Tiling Installed & SERVICES f ., Wed., Fri. 10-6 Dr. B. Schachter ANTIQUE - Oik dr. title, ornate 4 Bi-oeWwer. Clark misc. itieon EdZappuia636-2781 ti nutritional plus. One ELECTRICAL SERVICE COUCH - Modem. «.tof '$29. PROVIDERS u CallBot) ^_1^* Made RepSTied free estimates Insured PAINTING ' D'piomoioi AmorlcanBoard Tll«r1wt~J HlwirBMTotftl (r»r Also Advancsd. Ob*di*r>c*. Pro Will Tom you to -ork Irom yo< fuionng b» p bi,c school teacher g. Dork blue* body, black 535 Hew Brunswick A»e., Fords AII sublets Grades 3 8 can be made by filling a work low rates Free Est Alt 4 Cranford Followi American Collogo (20 2IM279 $S49S. convertible) lop and red rim (a icho makesfimodets Low rates Call Jim Order RF GENERAL CONTRACTOR AKTIQUE • Kitchen tible.(S5. China COUCH - Gold whet M5. Lamps, 549-3878 _ H Ceramic Tile 71 Uikk IWctra lid. • p/i. p/b. whetttlt. LIc»m« plot* 327-1BD. 107 Jerome SI.. Roselle Park 333-5584 flohwo, ant 283-1343ati.5p.m. cored apple with Specializing in all phases of home PAPERHANGING cibinett96.0ihlMnch.t65.Cil varied. (151 up. Recliner, (25. Dr. ROCKINC CHAIR • For Dad. Large a/c, 4 dr. Raisll* r«ndi inly Bocorni 63M357 tL-BEE DINETTES Now S Repair Work 272-5499 Somerville 524-2020 Stot«nThuni, 12/2oi thaMunkipal RUMMAGE MILANO MUSIC STUDIOS cheese. Mash sharp improvements Free Estimates ""' ALOAWN ELECTRIC ift.6. 374-MM crrsaicnandel.,t225. U4-1244 and sturdy. (190. Call ift 3. pan of our n» of lamtty do] WEIGHTS REPAIR SERVICE Sewing FACTORY WAREHOUSE by Sal Grata tun. Parking lot by Senior Ci1li»n opart- car* provided 82^3060 Commercial, residential industrial 797 Springfield Ave. 1111 Si. Caorgis Ave. Plainfield 561-3870 494-K9S m*nt>. b«i. 6-3. TipeL piano.accordioni cheddar cheese or any machines vacuum cleaners Free Call Anytime Call Ed Magda XTMIHV/14 diflnent utl Good • $60. Recliner, (50. Sofa. 7» CalHbc Ibtno fit. p/b FURNITURE FOR SALE A CIH for You lor m*olt la lo children Bonded insured tic 521? Summit $20. Hint hdbrd,, (20. Fnmes, J20. SECTL - 3 pc. Ig. corner sofa, green •ny blua. SALE "" 634-8344 ^th»r ^h»»c. ^f your Estimates Reasonable Rales 30 F Bathrooms. Kitchens. Plumbing & Colonia South Plainfield 755-2020 buyitMOOIoril. 3U46U Bedroom. 5 pc. Liv. Rm Both are Drums No nonsense instruction by v, ice with a fork iintil 574-3S61 H Nnnttbl.,$20. HUCI brocade, fruitwood. P/o». style. EKC. tS4tS. A Yovr P«t Sponsored by Corteret ct nolcn e wl n a IorK urml Yc Eip 382-9247 382-2141- ~5. Electrical Work 12 years e*p In 750-1722 273-1525 AffflllK WINDOWS • (3) *i4' new. J295. Call aft 12 p.m. Call 3S2-O544 professional drummer All ages & - J John W Paulikas - no |ob too small 381-9856 Member Better Vision Institute cond. (275. mUU p/b. o/c. Chapter of Hadassah. sured 381-0757 Inturod & Froo Eat. 00U HOUJU • (2) Custom built. 73MMOor241-9J76 Rahway Day Car* ie«eis welcomed stem Hudak. creamy. Wash and core 388-8876 Lic4283^283-2194. H w/stmmi t jcrtem. E«c cond. 382-0476 December 5-7, 9 am-4 pm Cotonulsrjk>,9rooms,$100ea.Cot- SEW. HACtL- Rebuilt port w/case. *51M. BRICK, TILE, CEMENT Insulateattics 4 crawl spaces John t»OwB/0. 574-liM Bei£e 4 brown geometric print sofa 20% li Ind bilma Op»mt 63M658 apples, removing both Neeti an Electrician' Call WUNDER SOFA CHAIR- onia; 4W-W43 Pert, cond., (40. New sew. machine Try casing the ATOM Dolan Hem«i CERAMIC TILING REUPH0LSTER1NG will dothis and other house proiects •EXHS , tlS ti. & loreseat. B/0. Call aft. 7. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION stem and blossom ends, ELECTRIC tic Bus PermitNo 5736 $ J tble,,t40.Callift6. 311-2113 Huuura MOTOU, nc. Reader to Reader Ads HOLIDAY Batllrooms remodeted OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 3114111 381-7225 B«rg«n Strtat Clannet saxophone, flute, piano and fill the cavity with PIANO TDHING 388-0855 tl END TAKES - Mahogany. (50 ea. SKIS -150 Rossingnol w/look bndg. \n Woodbrldg. Ay.. SITUATION WANTED tim Moyer 634-8643 Carpentry doois window, « 388-5280 * GASTROENTfROlOGY Den Furn. • Ian leather look. Couch, Discount nLHEL 750-1858 PIANO SfRVICI INC Tuning & Rodriguez Electrical Contractor Dr. T. Catarella KDS-(2jT*rnsiit.tlO0ei.2ni|ht S«war*n, N.J. Carttrct, N.J. ; , Me Bathroom repaired bathroom till sheetrock. taping SAGGING SEAT BOTTOMS HAVE A Sidecta is. «htt (100 ea. Lamps. Eic. cond, (100. You'll chair S ottoman. Beige & brown Housecleanmg. Clean up for the tibKJ.S25tiE«c.cond.MJJUi TUTORIr. JSr H.EhSchool Allsub: ^nfp"^^.^^^^ k pamling wallpaper hanging Repair Full) Ceil Guar 20 oil Licensed* Bonded No 3894 Noioli REBUILT IN YOUR HOME ASSOCIATES (15tup.Callaft6. 311-2113 U4>IIM.r7tMMf 'find torn* Professional Grooming holidays-Reliable. 382-2937 PpleS Untl1 cnees ls RemodeledMasonry tweed recliner. Exc. cond.Callalt.6 lech Colonia Cert Call aft 3 ^ f. MACKIE & 56 -oil 241-8091 w/'tiisollei 574-2051 too small 636-3297 SPRINGS RETIED- BMM. -7 piece, dirk-wood, km| MISC. FOR SALE lrTn ' Emery Glaeola 381-4307 Chiropractor FKI • One kitten, 8 wks. ok). Will SXIOUrfn-lediessmall, Jean Paul r«al 'sisals' -54MJI93 for Your House cleaning weekly, biweekly 382-7396 ' enough to slice, QUESTION tidbrd.lrip.dnm..clmt2mirion. Typewriters, New & Used. Sales, (You'll U«l BECK ELECTRICAL CONST CO. INC NEW LINING NEW pay to neuter. Call weekdays aft 5. Killy.new,(75. Bunk Beds. new. never used. Com- Dog or Cat HELP WANTED Very reliable Own trans Del Call then slice crosswise and; PLUMBING & HEATING HEAVY WEBBING Frucii C. DUtDo ?nt.tb|5,t3Q0. • MIIMI Repairs, Rentals. Low Rates. Ilk* a burglar DOM'S Lie A Per No 5689 "Headaches 312-9373 plete w/mattress. twin si, $150. Martha 225-5437 BATHROOMS REEVES i mergenLy sewt'i cleaning Plumb- ABOUT Ot-UMofCHlW 1 US., PJl. flU • Grrh 2«". 3 jpd; R««|ti. 311-4454 when you We'll Pick-up S Deliver P/TJ90 wk.-$20 Bonus. Newspaper enjoy! '. Insured 201-382-0120 •Hip S Leg Pain FIREWOOO • coo) (115. delivered. SKI PASSES-Vernon Valley praf. lift Mustsee. 27S-0S67 House cleaning • WomarTdesiresday ENTERPRISES ing A Heating Renam Free E st Hot. SUNSHINE UPHOLSTERY E«c con). $90. Cat before 4 p.m. Iscov«r how earnerw/car.430-7am Nocollec- WANTED REMODELED H i s EUECTHIC Kixhoil Tire» C78-13 w/w a I weather, like line season, (300. Atomic skis 185, PLASTIC SUP COVERS Call Dabblv at work, weekly, bi-weekly Own trans 283-2626 "YOU NA.ME IT...WE DO IT" Water Heaters lennyGneco Slate SPECIAL SERVICES DENTAL •Sinus Trouble tC-2257 littl* R«ad«r High Boy. S200Firm. 635-53S9 ting.NoSunday, 233-03)0 COMPLETE-PARTIAL CARPENTRY THEE REMOVAL Lie No 5062 No lob Too Large or new$20ea. 2134279 (125.Hansonbts.d25. 49*7504 Custom-made pin fitted. Expertly 382-4627 Junk Cars 4 Trucks Wanted We pay Teenagers, par- ' 349 Oa IIM It. lldr L,c -6249 57MW0. •Backache ads cost) SUNDAYS 6-9 am Newspaper car ODD JOBS GUTTERS CLEANED * Small Free Est 382-7282 FOR SPECIAL H.ACHtl)Eai.-Siwt70.Hofnelit« cut in your home. Any sofa & 2 I4O.S5O.S6O I7OSS80oop.cked ticularly, are heavy EXPERT REPAIRS (NS1 HAUliNG GUITAR - W/case. Siliertone, SOFA SUPER • Queen u., (100. HOMES FOR SALE tipert plumbing i healing repairs HEALTH? •Shoulder or chain si» (90. Wood, sisb, chairs, or 3 pc. sectional, (150. WAGGIN' WHEELS riers w/car. J2O-J30 per day' 25% FRtE ESI INSURED •ALSO NOW DOING* PEOPLE Diplomats ol American perfect cond., food for beginner. Chinon taking mone camera, used BABYSITTTNG up.3«M457. _j consumers of soft All WOBK OUABAfJlfED 3«3»2-7 J'IW" $10 pr. Heedlecraft U5-63O0 WOODBRIDGE-3bedroom Cape Cod bonus. Nocollecting 233-0310 uiifi tfuu t uumxwc ytvicn Wale' heatm drain cleaning St. Arm Pain Board ol Infernal $40,Aft.6. 311-2113 once,(75. 3C-4t353PM 9PM HAIL YOUR with aluminum siding. Full base- 826-5337 Day Care I will care loi your Used Passenger car lues Wanted drinks; but, fruit juice CUSTOM VANI1IES CLEANING SERVICES l,c CjllCarlGates 382 1785. tl PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. • . MUM Sheridan miniature doll houses and Full lime clerical for typing filing, Anysue 381-0102 H u • 969-0469 •Sports Injuries Medicine CUrtAR - Martin D12-20 w/case. SNOW TIRES-(2)A78-13.Uke new. ment.Byowner. 63M830 C0MMCS00N answering phones, etc Full newbwns in my home Please call KEN 738-8771 Svc & Installation on central a/c Industrial Commercial ' W0TWIU)M6-CtiiliTiKli..'225. furniture accessories, building and AD IN TODAY! —'— —- can De just as jrc juil j fc>* L-ynd Gastro-lnttslifial & Mint cond. Orig. owner. $850. (40pa». 311-1432 benefits, apply in person only al 219 alt. 5. 636-2135 numiditicn, i any type of heal Ca! s Residential CALL "DIN-TELL"" T-Row. ISO. Lit/Row. J150 Ab electrical supplies and kits. 85 HOUSE. ISELIN, MENLO PARK Able to pay high prices lor gd run refreshine One run of • ' 3t2-«4lt WAGGW WHEELS I will babysit your child in my Col- reIr ni (LEAN UP 6343746 Insured & Bondod Liver Diseases Buchanan Ave., Parlin. N.J., TERR. 3 bedrooms. \Vi baths, new CentjalAve., Rahway orcall for inter- used care 1 trucks No Junk Cars « Pg- Une CUp Ol ing ate onia home. Fleiible hours. Meals & a le uice CERAMIC TILE AMEMKAI 24 Hour S«rvic* HW-A4E0- Good Condition, $75. SNOW TIRO -H78-15 w/w, BI. (Sayreville) 201-721-5042 kitchen, finished basement. 24 ft. GROOM view 574-1200. Monday • Friday warned Oasis Motors 721-7100 PP J . contains SMAll PL UMB1NG S HEATING NEED AN t* I' ~\ HAND FOR FAST, ACCURATE BOOT«TMU-2wltbe«r).i.2 snacks included 388-8212 fewer Fr»« Eitlmataa OH DtSmt *NY Cal|ft4. 3ll-ai4 Goodrich with GM rims. Used 1 pool. MustseU. By owner. Low'70's. Start an exciting career in Advertis- AUTO WRECKER calories than a •BAIHBOOMS & SHOWERS REPAIRi 30 rears nu Lie No ' chrj,eic.cond,HwtmtmuJtsell Planters, poles and stands, MOBILE cement walls 'ot proof HOME IMPROVEMENTS UNUSUAl IASKT 1111 St. Ctfugts Aw. season.Likanew.t55. 225-1341 Callanytime. 541-5375 ing. Our rapidly expanding rwtdi >t NOW AVAILABLE in i b246 ihel.634-2223 574-1175 $350! _• KM411 spacesa«ers, sbk-poles, tension VITO'S BigSanngsonuxdparts&cars We cola beverage and adds WOODBBILXiE AREA lor f»Q •Kitdien/Bithtoorn Remodeling INFORMATION USER NSC - Magnavoi player BUS. OPPORTUNITIES • REPAIRS f'lo.g.-o. small: U CAU 574 10S(> 239 Avenel St. Coloiu, N.J. 07067 SOFA-tlowseat blue whet. S275. poles. Guaranteed. 383 Avenel St.. ELIZABETH • Beautiful 2 bdrm. con- newspapers have sales positions in buy disabled 4 wrecked cars a small amount of iron Plumbing Heating S Eipert Gas BOISriRM I kMTIHSS • Firm, i w/16 different mone discs. All Yellow crib ( dresser, t95. Roman our Advertising DepL Applicants Beauty Salon for Sale Elmora sec- •'Loose I ilt? g r uu 11 ng) Call Todar-Ati h>t Cry. to I •Rec Rooms *He* Porches Avenel 201-381-0020 AveneL t3f-l$M do w/balcony. appliances, dinette. 381-4252. t0 tne diet as well. Try furnace Repair M lu;:olino m« • Ior PBOVEWfNIS lARGt OR SWAll M24S94 cond. (130, 54»15IO 499 E. Croud Ate. mentoiapplyinpersonat2i9Cen- Own your own airplane motors. Matchboj. Dinky example, I CUp NORMANS TV SERVICE RECOVERED andS JOG Ptettntmg Dentil Dnent 4. '$'• 4H-US7 chess set. womins bowling MORTGAGE tralAve.. Rahway, MonThurs 9-5. 382-0085 orrici STEREO • Nikko. 45W am/tm. Gqigi.etc_cars 721-3663. Orange juice, V* CUp PLUMBING hpenenced service for 20 jean Denlol Cau>«. »! Head»Jici )01 -Itefh Straightening - jetdeik. hufch. mall ball/case, parson dining room set Railway J*an-Sporttw«tar I nl Pr«l»*n Mr. Valvano CLIANIN* BAR STOOLS sion of Continuing Educa- 0FTKIFUtN.-Desk. (50.Chairs. Philips turntbl.. ludn rack. CkW patio furn, ttt-5733 Sales Rep. SJjnley Home Prod. or lodiot Appar«l St > Ollvnng Junk Cars i Trucks" "t25-jioo lemonade and 2 cups ...388-9883 Reasonable Rales 494-0898 or Parlnh Wirtoji itlier Sho*in« t J02 Coimelic DcnlnIiT County College crmt chair nltyit color. t?50. One AMERICA* M01TGACE z. naitonalry known br INSURED ft-CUARANTEED •UMMIOK & HEATING TV CHAIRS DINETTES tion, will benefit those who $25. «3H120«rl2H120 10OWspkrs.$5OO. 3W-9057 50C off large pizza PT/FT Work from home. '_Day pick up Call anytime, apple cider. Be sure to 276-1776 davs and eves 303 Spice Manilamtn martrnsincl.MMMM Machine shop selling ver. miller P t S. DfTESTHERT HC. ijnp Jordoch*. Chic >•. L*vi -Oik. H» t tltKMltlM BOAT CUSHIONS PO01 CUE • Palmer, w/case. TAKES • (2). 1 lamp, cocktail 241-858001753-4343 db Wra ovar 300 I CARPENTRrjpp Y CUSTODIAL KITCHEN REMODELING PcnodonUl Dutaie (Pforrhca) MM-Hiirom OiidelV Sedeivw are preparing to test the col- W lathe, misc. tools 4 more. Sacondory Morlgogv, Loam, g , -- - " buy products labeled *fitpli] & Ijullllltion helps adults CM0N H • W/cue: SOmm 1.4, 35C off any whole o $16 500 1 SIRVICI 316 Cdnkn Sorei (100.574-1200 before 6 pm mahog. 1 kutherettt. Exc. cond. 634-3172 or 3110211. M. Ham* tmprowmtnl Loom. Bill Telephone Sales Clerk. Speak, oih»r brandi 17 900 Eiperl Ca'penlry addition , KITCHENS REMODELED C&J UPHOLSTERERS Art Dcmal IKITI IteallT H«en legiate waters. 135mm. 35mm hntes w/lirten. includtM beginning inventory air Armando wanls your worn or wreck "i.,;,.,." r-jlhpr Ihin •ttol Wlln Hlllin «*tttTafter6p.m.AskforMike. tlMorB/O. 3W-S»3« hot sandwich Con to I >da t ton, 34 hr. crexJll op- speak, speak Money, money, IC e f ttier Ihan COMMERCIAL I CUSTOM FORMICA Did Iipi hr Dcnitl Health J17- Modern Dcnimt, Rolleillaili.ias. M244K 2 baby cradles. 1 Victorian doll All for* lor one to Foihion C«m«r edcar Goodpricespad 5744772" J." b .. ?- dormers, hi tc he m bat hs SAME DAY SERVICE 549-5414 Topics to be covered will pro vol. Dool dir*Kt. VV» cars, our money. P/T work earn F/T pay. rroinmg. linrvr»v grand opvnmg dnnkS FrUlt J S INDUSTRIAL COMPLETE OR PARTIAL Pie?en!riq Ciooktd Ifttti and a tjig Problemi with Ibe )«* htiti back to school M*T«IU-w/aixess..$l25.110 n»*SU-Conn.(100.Electronic house. Large various pieces of craft with this ad MEEDS ,OOLS WANTED ' , "'^ basements, etc No job too big c too REASONABLE RATES PICKUPS DELIVERY f*rof*tlk>nal Account E>*culrv«t COMPITlhvI Sabry bonusincenbves Call Jolene promottoni Coll Mr OKkton USEO FREE ESTIMATE 7384771 400 ^Denitl Anilgeiii Mighl Sleep be taking notes from texts lbs. wtight bench, barbels. $79. prinbng calculabr, He new, $75. work 3I1-4CM (Sat. < Sun. only) will v*o^ wt!h you" Personal mus small. Ask for At- 287-5101 tf. All WORK GUARANTEED branchei.1??. 381-6311 4 RELATED ITEMS ' contain 100% FREf ESTIMATES J T Leahy 401 Broken leelb *nd Sporli lnjom> Port,rMirdnrar,(21. 3U42M M131M (501) 882-5164 Any carpentry work Small iobs m Kitchen cabinet refimsning Bad Breath "Preparation for College and instructors, learning to S*rvk« Stot, II. No 1710 ^ COMPACTOt • GE. $75. Dinmf 2 snow tires FR78-14. Used one year. Fulltime cleiktypistwithknow ledge CALL __J*f2i74 pure fruit juice. Fruit Countertops Quality work FreeEst 402 Gum inrj Bone DKcatt M»«-GF.40",9«..2broilers. WASHER 4 DRYER • GE. mint cond.. Ui tAHWAV AVI. •NAIl CUFFING eluded freeesl 283-0604 H Study for Adults," an of- conquer tests, eliminating Good cond. (70. 3*14125 381-1611 •EAI CLEANING or (501) 268-1361 TVSetsWantedCoiorjb/w^work drinks usually contain Join table. 5 chn.. $50 Conief lurch, Needs rbermostit $60. Cal bet. 12 of payroll, bookkeeping t business 283-1280 7381754 taplV.h locrTl Ctpl*ttme«i 40) Opiiofii v Ortbodofilin $275 or B/0. Cal aft 9 p.m. •FLEA DIP CARPENTRY Repairs & Alteration 548-0052 fering for adults considering the anxiety of writing ' nat. wood. 175. Eic. ctndi7»3Mi TIRES (5) P215/75R15 Firestone machines. Full benelits Apply in mg or not portable only. Cash pad large amounts of Sugar J 41b Abctued letlfi and Bool (.mil ir**.—c kd 3t 3I1-9U3 Estfully Ins 3WM970 H DenlntiT lui Hifit)icopp?d '•'*" - daB. only 200 miles. $145. person only at 219 Central Ave. Calldays753-7333e»es 464-7496 pnH u/Qior enrolling for college in the COMKIOW • Formica. US. Att't CAktPITINO) STUMP Wniwi let Hi 417 Emergent! Dftihiie Bepiin md Celrei papers, developing study PERSONAL Doors, windows 'oo's paneling. •OWS.-Ooodcofld.Pliilco.825. WHEElS-(4)Chromedrts«upv 15", Panasonic 8 trk. recorder/play I.I ,H Rahway or call for interview al FENCING_& EREOING chj«,$20»up CaliftS TZZ—-r- —— dno water. PAINTING AND us. Whi Cjitiiei 418 Are Babr letlfa Worth Ireiting! spring, will be conducted by skills and utilizing the Stow, n0i M 4 TIU dings. {200 a mghl Can Jim basements, gutters cabinet por DECORATING (art of tehj > Utiti Union County College at its resources of the library. M. Chef range, gold. 4 yrs.. needs FOR SALE OR RENT We pay $300 per thousand (J 30 par) 7 dars a week pick-up ResdentiaI commercial industrial »'"»•«<• Wl* HUavlMtw JT, scMUiznt 636-523J fruit is dictated by the ches, decVs Free Estimates ^aintinfl Eipenenced Inteitor/Ex H*VMCN00UU> 20yrs eiper Freeest 381-6124 I HEATING &TREE Cranford campus on Tues- Enrollment is limited to own wire, $L25. Sears dishwasher, OUMMNTtl ~. ull a I..M Notice to prospectrve renters: Any each) for envelopes secured & sub- 834-926/ 0—.1 mi QUAirrv c.,,.MI....A1IO SeasOn of tne ear fully Ins 24 hi ans svc 4999234 • r-»sr SE«vi' I lOW ivn tin|.$30.Steieo,$50. 3C-34M real rental may be subject to any addressed envelope to: DATA TECH bridesafcum, 2 pa renl folios. J295 radiators Highest prices parj No y - ^ RENT-A-CARPENTER 2? yrs ei Commercial Free [si 24 hr Ser •MM t KIT. KSULL U9 LENNYS PAINTING AND ROOFING and 13, 1983, from 7 to 9 the classroom for a number Able top*) cnuyhiia pricestot vie d 10 Dodfe Van. 318. 4 spd.. a/c. rebate or credit required by State No 4.867 S Colorado. Denver. Col- Billy Williams Photography penence Attic lans to basement erageRoomJ35 636-3161 > WOODBRIDGE j geland Inc. of Springfield, Sales Professionals Club. determined by points J88-7295. tf I RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRI' PAGE 14 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. ,1982

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Geminids meteor show THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1982 PAGE 15 Compactor to be seen Dec. 14 to stay closed One of the oldest record- defined orbit around the member"; will he "n h;i on Fridays answer * KIIHI'; oh closed on Fridays through Hot Air, Hot Water & Steam December, and until further COLONIAL 1ELLE YEAR LIC. #3649 as, a trustee of the \matem serve the Oeminids by lk li HI ' Sales, Service, Installation CLEAR VKW •INDUSTRIAL Astronomers, Jn<: , v hich is ing toward the southeast at notice, reports Mayor Rer 535 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge n "ard O Yarusavage. and many mor* headquartered t Union about *> p m. As ea<~h hour "l»c»lons from $U?.0O •COMMERCIAL County College in <"ran passes, an ohsr'ver should .,i .,,-pl. This change is necessary Financing VPA ««•« .. Energy "Installed" •RESIDENTIAL SERVICE I.KII- I . 3 m ^f In M m Mm Managomont 636-0278 ford, and an associate w'th to help complete the Leaf m AUTO CLARK CHINA direct •'is gazp 15 degrees ''\\V Arranged M &V JLi ti spJiaU* Call M.R.S "•ILMJ-UJKU. rrmr*k'v*"r^r r. FREE ESTIMATIS STEAK SAP C! the Hayden Plat"-'"''""1 •" Pickup Program, Mayor A AMBER INSURANCE & GALLERY CORK*$ further to the right, going Rol...tl ,r. .'.'I Free Estimate! • Fully Insured • 24 hr. Servic. « 3M-9M3 Call 381-5173 FULIV INSURtD T TRANSMISSIONS Porterhouse • Sirloin New York City from southeast to south, Yarusavage explained. HOME IMPROVEMENT! No Fees-Monthly Payments Dr Thomas caid on that The compactor will also Friond'y Sorvlce-Expert Adv< IV and finally to souH'w*' ED STOFEGA •Attention •Ro«fiag •Cutters T-Bone • Filet'Mignon ll .•!•• t •Transmission Repairs n 79 LENOX 'LLAORO -GIF date and for three days 'e expert explained v be closed on Saturday, Dec. M.B. EXTERMINATING •SWif *Stne Fnats •Mmonry will 1 nk N V CABPENTEB COMPLETE I WET •Rebuilding S Fy° Round • London r< -ROCKWFLl -HUMMF' <: prior to and after the 14th 25, Christmas Day, anH mi •Da«n *Wiwbwi •Awaiags Rahway NCW ADDPP «; I'r o> 'ervafr^ will he 1 CARTERET Exchanges LB. ••BOEHM 'FIGURINE the »-arth will he enc/" n'"-- Saturday. Jan. I. I'!!'. •Aluminum Siding •Conf* DMH *Coipenti7 Chopped Meat 1 rper on Fridpv e*r»im> BASEMENT 7 DAYS A WEEK SERVICE •American, foreign, '265,000. •DOULTON »MUS'' :?. -•nail partible- '• " The compactor n'u'i •Roofing 'Windows »PruM Window & Doors *Hlf ID QTRft 1449 "• 17 WIKMI the <•• • • (FREE ESTIMATES-FREE INSPECTIONS! •Room Additions R.V.'s & Front Wheel of extra Automobile 1 BOXES'PEWTER of whtrh nrp •" t follows: Tuesday ' '• .'•• I•IMS Bank Fiaucas to Qualified Buyers ' UT S SLICE Termites-Carpenter Ants FU ll Drive Cars & Trucks Insurance Coverage CUTLETS Z U •CRYSTAL 'ART Raritan IM.. day, 11 a r'i to I-i Tl K n< i 'i' i 'I'GUP Kirk C lice1 Roaches * Insects * Rodents 541-7966 to Wallpaper" LOW COMPETITIVE (We'll ihow p>o ho**) LIMITED EDITIONS •; 'ecently promoted (rorf Sati' day. 1' an i our rating computer ''at >i if Ihn xa /'• - i- >nnry C "pt al P '• " Specialist In R»sidentlal-Comm*rcial Ceramic Tile B-DRY SYSTEM PUCES hat your b»»t price COLLECTORS PLA»« Clark Accountant* ant' clos'd, fi»1-j Apartmvnt housing-Factory-Warehouse* -MSCOOMTS* "> ••( wor> ' '-. • 1 CALL AND INQUIRE ABOUT A 4k V Jf '. I .'RK inAR .In .,,,,1 M ,,, I . • ALSO TERMITE DAM ACE REPAIRS Slate & Quarry Installation *• Tapp»n Street OUI SPECIAL WARRANTY POLICY Thursday S Friday Ere's Till 9 W R to discuss Fidlr Insured - " JWCT. Avenel ALUMINUM PRODUCTsT^ THROUGHOUT THE U.S. RETAIL MASTFR C'HARfiF-V" CALL 969-1892 466 state taxes r 636-4137 579 Roos«v*lt Av*nu», Corr*r*t, NJ. • w Bob Collins I FR""J!i^: WHOLESALE |O>»i CWIty )I»1IH.>WI !»!» llconol and fully lmur.ur>'v ( ha ranlcs resolution ask 388-8080 Sun. 8 am-12 Noon Linden • 4M-7741 ELIZABETH 73 WostfielH Avo 388-2200 pter o' the New Jersey ^KMU-H i.r'velnpt". .<'.t,TU ing p" • M.mb.r of A.T.ft.A. 208 W. MILTON AVE. Bayway Circle lo Sf>ciety of ( Tiifi^d Pul lie posals. and m^rkt-d "n th" "rKwIt' Summer St. lo Third Ave EL 3-2925 Clark c -ROOFING- SAL MORTILLARO RAHWAY Acooui tants w;'l hold its TR')r() AI.SFOP I I,,|,. ,,(Bu'l should bo rlcllvoipH to t(., H..,,,r( ..' volunfaiy wago cuts 'AMDV~ tAHD" regula' Tionthly tne5t'''g at CUSTOM SIDING Fdnrition.,' <,,tm«inl lynian Ro i [ , OPDfBS NOW BFiHr. a '•/-.<' H rcl'hacl of tlr si/e, "•"F QUALITY WITH QUICK OTVICE ALUMINUM SIDINO T BUSY off ''ie " "Stl >iJi• ' ln''p •>• 20. 1Q82 n< 1 1 '«) ,T 1.1 |.-,.' ,,,|,,,q 1 PIERCING TAKEN FOB tik-, wl i) ri'proscn ' < laik ^lule it >na\ causr snail 'REPLACEMENT * DORMERS •Hot Roofing •Gutt«rs>1 pc. Install. t C time. APH ihpp .^i l.-ii.l tl" >"•)•• •• >" WINDOWS 'ADDITIONS •Reroofs •Aluminum CLINIC N ctuie- t ip-oh-ijo.i a|ii,,g h.-iit»i tli • i < • 'ating large : 00 ANY N -CHERRY CORDIALS bo ior*«d PI«>T 'II ". .if':.. 'lu- "•"• '" " ' 1 I also M 1* Nursery/ will I M }() lifwui ;ta'" erfnld , • •; ir all ital t CAR DOMESTIC CA" D 'OCONUT CLU5"nr D IU\'I" 1 hardship* 'in 'e.vcr stale den'onstr att1 A SWEET OF A JOB Kindergorton w Y 1'JW I „. 1 1 pnhli. 100% BrvsMMS \ T • p.m l''Vfh (') r^k»' ? ' r"'lli'iri iMitpl>>\e'" ''" i'/-,"' ''. ' nn LICENSED ® STEEL All WASH School •Profession^' DRIVEN IN • -LOLLIPOPS rlolivwi '»i li l.» | V'. ' ••' •fin nil CMh IMKIMI y*«r car. w '•chi-d bliul- & FULLY Piercing •WUT CLIWFIK : I ropy^ 'U iiiii';t '*» ,u i nt .J..H" .1 i "' I to deal 'vith this i sue in ;i RAIMCS OF SERVKE •Reading Readiness c c The s"bje't of tl- ni»ct •Mil 2250331 •Vinyl or hy pit'itT n h(iH'Jf ^ Korut i it! .* i I 'U pit "ie K...... i. ..i l'i atHitimi id the 1.100 •40 rei OPEN 6 DAYS •Private Offices HOTOBS-RADIJITOBS A A u fai' and ihorongh manner InWIld M.iljicc. I j,,, n INSURED rag. $3.00 Skills & Concepts ing will be ' < " '• '"'* 1 1 D Wnllcn Hit r permitting) •Earrings Available TRANSMISSIONS N HAKE YOUR OWN N sureU r' imp^ iv '" . ' t it'fi "f • li - !• , r ' jph<; 'his art'on would tt- .•in RECOMMENDED • "I programs thai would be diluting the ofic" deserved FSTIMATES to Reader Ads SEAMLESS •DOT dm ProgiflM • lo rontr.T • •' •! .. n .. i • , ( 1 .4 ; •. ADDITIONS t BY PHYSICIANS CANDY CERTIFIED KOSHFP) c be ohtai»ed by con'aMinp mini' than spa'etl ihe knife if we could public eyiir'isM] regarding • xplrvt 1/4/13 with tfcli od. AraikMrOpH C on*' not valid with othm THE KITCHEN A John F Strydesky, a ciiMiihlymari cut the 'osl of our $2 billion DORMERS You'll GUTTERS Bruce's A Speclf!C.» >;rl,,,,HI... I' ..I the net" h> i f thai number of avenues of app foot the hill for any 'lew tax (You'll fool • 5 BEAUTIFUL COLORS 791 Rahway Ave. v { ~:* I > ROOFING 1155 a 2153 SL Georges y RAHWAY • ler and Mindlin or telcphon r'larU. N<^w Jersey number Tlv 1.300 layoffs roach that ought to be ex OFFICE & liko o burglar • HIDDEN HANGERS OR U8 Rl». 27 388-2457 • measure we enact. I tbirik DAVID GMFRIDA SPIKES I FERRULES > YOU LK! QUAirrr SI«VICI...T*Y usi Woodlirldg* 634-4333 ATC., BuhwoT (N«or Squir» Inn) The Board of Fduration reserve. DORMERS when you 388-4084 ing 276-2500. would yield approximated plored. In a S6.5 billion Ch. 1 million in savings. budget, we spend nearly $2 ADDITIONS littlo Reader MS Ch«itnut St. LEESVILLE & INHArhAVENEL CANDY • CANDY part^ of bids, waive any iiifor cul costs before we c"i"'de 381-6311 FHUNCMC 24 ELM AVE. All WO«K »UU» SUAtANTHD Cl.uk I -I 1 I Oh II, ; ••. billion on salaries. As we ex ods cost) . PtlBl ]C NOTIPF and award cnn'r.jr .i.'liuli The Franks resolution increasing 'cvonu- '\; 499-7555 AVAUAILI RAHWAY ••••• in their jiifkinvnt m-iy be for thi calls upon legislators ,TK1 all ar"ine the budget for areas JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED b<.st i »l il... n...-., I ..IF .1... , t'.p M Semblvman F'ratil" (cor. Main St.) Slipcovers, Draperies unclassified cnployes. inrl in which we can save mo CUSTOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD MAIL YOUR /APPLIANCE! SHERIFFS SAI.F lion St.Uul lldecl Bedspreads & Shades Maekie MB ^ uiiin» car'>nct mpmhers. m nev, shouH that 52 billion AD IN TODAY! CLARK be exempt from scrimnV I Johnson Ctiktn Made To Order REPAIR SUPERIOR COURT "' with the requirerr ;..t p dges ;'"il tl" govc'uir, to r SIMANDL & NEW JERSEY 1 ws iq7 > c 127 U if • [ accep' "% 'ilary red vie ''mil- not, and rno^t of ii>\ & HAIR STYLIST INC. ,, rl,. to present Accurate Rug Cleaning, Inc. • Largest selection In O1ANCERY DIVISIC>N By order of th<- BcMrti of I -1u< -i j ' "P BUILDERS ROOFING worm thU area 1 ( ( t|( tions ll a'«) cal's for re • ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLES 1 SALES Reeves, Inc. UNION COUNTY tK>n, T owns lip of ("I •'•• ' >\ •' ' i :i SIDING - HOME IMnOVE SERVICE day Concert will take place Add ol ugs Steam cleaned •lronsHamps»fan$ Htok.i I l/l ; •• l'....rM-, H- to perform AIR-LAND-SEA-RAIL WITH THIS AD Plaintiff us Board Sei ret.in,' ? 5% '„, from S33 sf by truck SIDING 636-2221 ELIZABETH ROSF. PI nl ("l.wk |.-,....i .. I .•• :'/ It'- • '•• 1 on Wednesday. FVr 15, al W.t.o,, v* |dn FREE ESTIMATE •Coffee Makers Tin assemblyman's mea mounted unit. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOHOME D CALL ANYTIME INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TRAVEL CALL TODAY FOR Defendants li" i»'v ' -•••"• at Kean 8 p.m., at Arihur I . John from S36 si REPLACEMENT '•Authorized- 1349 sure, which would require GUTTERS IMPROVEMENTS DOMESTIC ft INTERNATIONAL YOUR APPOINTMENT CIVIL ACTION Ililiunalvtl sni,, •( I....I i x. I, , Sup«(lor On-Tim* Upholstery & J WINDOWS son Regional High School fUHormcnc* l & 388-3311 REG1HA n»ivinli..| on ,i I.' I -ii S in. '• ; passage by bolh Ihe Assem Drapery Cleaning COMPUTERIZED TKKET SERVICE Oak Tree Rd. WRJT OF EXECUTION A recital by the piano on Westfield Ave , 'lark REPAIRS FOR SALE OF PUBLIC NOT1CF. and ll foul M ,M. I. HIM ,ii.-, bly and the Senale lo lake S48-S068 MR. COFFEE • HOOVER I 494-5260 students of Prof. William FREE 382-3590 Iselin MORTGAGED PREMISES The concert will be pre Fret £sfiraater»FuIJf Ini. Railway effect, has the overwhelm Feldman and Carol Ferri, 388-3797 ESTIMATES "PROFESSIONAL SERVICE cle IS. '-..•, li/.-. :'! '•'- >'.•• '•• sented by the combined ins Enidtnliil & Comatrciil-FlotKJ Stnice & ttvg Btpiin 443 LAKE AVE. \ AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD" ing support of the Assembly an adjunct professor of ; WILLIAM SMEITZER By virtue of the above stated writ SHERIt-PS SALE f,.T si.nidin.1 si,):,s skill Iv ,„•,: (rumental and vocal depart £_^/-rFBEEEST!»,.TESll Fashion Fabrics 1 minority membership, he 191 W.itfl.ld Ava. CLARK COLONIA \ 1734 Oak Trt» Read 283-2626 of execution to me directed I shall It'd CM .'Jit f.., lli.' I'-.,,; , .-.i' . ! '. i. music, at Kean College of ments under the direction Roofing •HUN KCMATOIS expose for sale by public vendue, in SUPERIOR COURT Ol" said. New Jersey in Union will be JHELSEA (Opposite Dunkln' Donuti) EdliM of Lynn Blecker, the band Curialni-Unens-Yard Goods MM. t Did. 1M. lta. S Fri. 94 ROOM 207. in the Court House, in NEW JERSEY held at 8:15 p.rp. on Satur- "Let a Roofer CARPET & ALFRED 382-8713 Ul. U. Clos»j Iw l-:,,,T.,i untary wage cutbacks is not sponsored by the National awards and commendations Soamloss Gutters 1-ORSKRVICKCAir Installed Office at •QUALITY DIAMONDS OF DANCE Ro,,d Cl.uk ROOFING • CUTTERS dimensions: 86x25. Nearest cross WRIT OF EXECUTION Federation of Music Clubs, & Repairs Mombci No>.0"ol Ch.™in«r 525 Amboy Ave ALL PET l unique. Il has been the for their performances in Servpro of rtark/Westfield TO START!! •JEWaRY 29 street: New Brunswick Avenue. FOR SALE OF performing "Sonata in B FrweEit. Fully Ini. ^v»op C.ld Woodbridge Helen and I.,,,.'si I IKHI.II .Jill, [ .1 foundation of major coll- the United Slates and Can 634-3197 Han* No. New Low Seasonal Rates (Save Up To 30%) Up to 88 United inches SUPPLIES There Is due approximately MORTGAGED PREMISES ! Flat Minor" by Chopin, and 499-7119 •:•"'.- 283-2624 COMMERCIAL IHDUSTCIAL •WEDDING BANDS $22,248.19 with interest from L.in... Clark ,.' I'Uiiii , .! 1' >• <' !•', .' ective-bargaining agree ada, reports Mrs. Bleeke. 636-9132 (not installed) TROPICAL FISH solos and piano duets by Lowest Bank Terms in the State! RfiSIDENTUL •EXPERT WATCH August 10, 1982 and costs. There By virtue of the above stated writ i ment.s in a number of in The Choral Dept. con MASON GENERAL TAP hous,- Chopin. Debussy, Franck Finance Through Our Own Company; All Types SIDING SPECIAL NOAH'S A*K is a full legal description on file in of execution to me directed I shall stances recently in the pri- sisis of Vocal Workshops, CONTRACTOR MAKE YOUR HOME AN ENERGY SAVER REPAIR SERVICE the Union County Sheriffs Office. expose for sale by public venude. in Appr ^ rt\ ,1 ..-,:,! ,1 ,• ,. 1 ,1 i.,-| . and Schubert, Amy Coplan, D»tlgn-lnltollotlon-$»rvlc» JAZZ vate sector. In most cases, it Concert Choir and Bel Can CUSTOM BUILT Of Financing Plans Available Cemplat* •Carpentry •Painting The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- ROOM 207. in the Court House, in Poic-hetta 1/1 , h.iiv,!,. ,,s.. r !I.- Leonard Entrabartolo, OLD WORN OUT WINDOWS - ACROBATICS liuiidinn .mil p.-MIIIS,:. •• ,. ,,11,.... :, is a matter of a majority of to. The students are selected FIREPLACES Pay Nothing Until The Spring Of 1983 Invlronmmtal Sy«t»mi •Ceramic Tile "Decks "|JP Jow.lem Will Nev.r Solid Vinyl 1.60 sq.ft. journ this sale. the City of Elizabeth, N.J.. on Michael Nuzzo, Suzanne MalntManct ft Sank* •Storm Windows £ Doors BALLET 333 WEDNESDAY, the 15th day ofproli'ssio,,,,l,,r.,l ,.1 p.'.-. n.,1 .,;::• workers wanting lo protect through audition, and those COST YOU MONEY Free Home Improvement Consulting & Est. Contract* •Paneling 'Insulation Let You Down iW. St. Georges Ave December AD . 1982 at twoin the Ifsulcn,;.,! .I-.1.,•!!„,.) ...,iu fi Schoenberger and Doren 1 ALVIN D. MILLER. ATTY. their fellow employes from most most advanced are •Glass Repaired 'Windows REMEMBER: Wn* I! All TOE o'clock in the afternoon of said day 1 Schrof of Rahway. Season Sale On All Work Now! 1321 NADISON HILL RD. CX-346-02 (DJ & RNR) pres-entli, VrH.in!. Ill,' K.mt : layoffs, and to forestall the fealured in the Johnson CHIMNEY-FIREWALL INSULATED COMPLETE . 574-2655 •Doors •Homo Repairs Road, CLuk. Lot (II H!i4. ',..' RAHWAY ££ AEBOBICS RALPH FROEHL1CH The property to be sold is located threat of their employer's The performance is free Madrigal Singers. Accom- HEARTH - WOOD IHOME IMPROVEMENTS Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week FREE ESTIMATES rE. Milton Av».,Rahway] Sheriff in the City of Rahway in the County Appi'n.-.'d ,) '..:,,.,,i< 1 ,'' ^! /\/1,1. I VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 30 MINNA STREET $4. Pick-up and collapse, the lawmaker poi- and open to the public. panists will be Diane Sat & COAL STOVE AND REMODELING Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience 548-5031 or 3SM375 Delivery Charge of Union, and State of New Jersey RC chui.i,. ;-iad:s .11 iiii; Roa RAHWAY 381^020 r : nted out. INSTALLATIONS 548-4304 and 10% dltcevnt 4t... 11/18. 11/25, 12/2. 12/9/82 Commonly known as: 94 West Loi 11 HI.„!'. >:.'. in .!,, R i . Additional information dutti and Daphne Chen. •THERMAL Insulated Glass Member National Remodelers Assn. Emerson Avenue. Rahway, New Distiit I, to |ii-:,,ii, ji',;. . nu-i1 1 ,j may be obtained from the Don't bo AOMTIONS • •••• with coupon •< Fee: $100.80 "The slate of New Jersey A reception in ihe cafe- CA1L T ft«<«n(ti •Screens removable for Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. Jersey Lot No. 37 In Block No 489 house tiailt'i o', ., p.'rr:.::.. :., ',,,• is not about lo collapse. Bui college's music department INSWLDOMS on the Tax Map, to be use.I as ., tcMiivi- lonn.i.' teria will follow the concert. 985-1882 cleaning fooUd by Free Insulation and Energy Surveys f CABINET FRONTS VER'US OUR NEW CABINET! the possibility of I he elim at 527-2108. The donation is SI. poia O EGAN'S Dimensions of Lot: (Approx Appro^.'d ,1 \,inan ,• i< u I , 1,' 1. •Tilts in for cleaning PHONY ADS Warehouse Sale On All Siding Now! WASHER imately) 38 feet wide by 80 feet I lansp. nt.ilii ,n Ini 1 if !.". '. 1 inalion of jobs and of pro maositB IS YOUR CHIMNEY JHUMNEY •Draft Free to peinnl p,i,l',,.i.! • >! :,p . '' -- ,,: ,1 with Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels long. Nearest Cross Street Situate grams is very real. While we JMIDDLIMX CLEANING PATIO iOOFS : CRACKING? •Burylar proof lock • ™ 35% OFF DELI on the southerly side of West Emer Howaid Johns,.., M, •, , : , .t.- / probably will enacl a re MASONS ^V FIREPLACES PHONY A1IM. SIMN6 We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholesale a son Avenue 44 42 feet from the Cenlral Avniur y? WOOD STOVES •Eliminate storm ItMLACMUftMKB ON CVSTWM A SIOCK CATERING FOR venue measure as a means UP! ALL TYPES southeasterly side of Jacques Approved ., '. ,ii 1: . > !, > i^, ,.,. PRICESI SKYUCHTS Best Prices on Replacement Windows of final solution of the cur- Symptomi to chock- MASONRY WORK SJB COAL-OIL & GAS windows ALL OCCASIONS Avenue W.IV /\sso. 1.IU-- I ' . - I-',U, ' KITCHEN CABINETS DRYER »^Any Cracking' kfW CHIMNEYS in the State! There is due approximately reni and future shortfall *•" Smoking' KB FUEL OIL •I ite Time finish NOW OPEN TIL 8 PM "Stwpi •Firwplacos CALL DAY or NIGHT Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen It Al i CPU I1. !i ) I . I W it >rj! ATARI $19,492.91 with Interest from ly ijrantcd iV ip...,*-. I ,'- ,t,.n ,, problem, it is a responsible .-"Creosote Seepage' •f'POWER VACUUM No damage to -Walks •Patios ll Thai •• Nol Enough Slop I.. O. Gw.. U-. A Call Wo vc Got Plenty More! FOR BI.H-k 10f> I ..Is 7 '» 111 ,,nii 1 1 0 Wo M proscribe the remedy 'JOILttS ClUNED I SHVICEO FOR FREE ESTIMATE We Carry Alt MAJOR MANDS With Ov»r REPAIRS August 13. 1982 and costs There first step to reduce spending •Driveway* •Porch«s existing walls 90 Otffonnt Oaar STftoi to Choow From cHotiAay DELICIOUS Is a full legal description on file in Broariw.lv using SUPAFIU-A Masonry •Brick Fronts •Chimney* / OVB 25 YES. E1P III HUIMO -FREE ESTIMATES — — PROMPT'COURTEOUS as much as possible first," Liner 1 IF IT'S MOT HWU...ITS NOWHME . I :"rr ffi/- papers I'T 'hi- ,-:^;v/- ,i CMTan SDFOI01 •One day in- Aluminum Siding SUBS & SALADS, the Union County Sheriffs Office Add-A-Lovels • Windows ' Fireplaces I "STIll" Selling Olr*ct la Public at th* Som. Ptk« BulhJare « O*ol«r> I & LOCAL SERVICE he noted. Bmura 541-6006 1 The Sheriff reserves the right to ad plications and .it , isions ,, KRFK KM. stallation Vinyl Siding Insulation 1 I Pay. INSTALL VOUXSElf OD WE WILL DO COMPLETE INSTALLATION | • Energy Savers Gutters FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE No Service Charge BREAKFAST 1 541-7624 I fCa/f>*ntry. Plumbing I Ekcfnc) (oum this sale. .ivail.lhl.' for ins,..-. M. ,n 111 lii. . liln "Nobody like-, pay culs Ch mney ULLY INSURED EST. 35 YRS. Steel Siding Shell Dormers • Rooling 1 U L.ff.rls St. •Rolls Royce Additions 1(1 "Get Your B«t Price" If Repairs Are Made & LUNCH of the Clark lowsLip '•/.•1sti,., Doctor Inc. 541-5091 1418 ROSELLE ST., LINDEN any more than they like Cart»r»t jt a Ford price SHOP AT HOME SERVICE HOT HOMEMADE ZUCKER. GOLDBERG. [Kin Oflinal :-lii,ii' ip.'i H.nidi,1. new taxes. Bui I am convin- 132 W. Main St.. Railway Licemod • Fully Ins HOW TO Don't Buy Until You ALLAN'S WASHER BECKER & WEISS, ATTYS U'twe.'ii tl,,' !•,. .LI, •• 11: ' ,-. 1:-, ,-.r,J MAKWINSKI BUILDERS SAVL Compare Their Prices 925-1418 SOUPS DAILY 381-4000 & DRYER REPAIR •Appraisals/Sales CX 343 02 (DJ & RNR) p ,11 daily MONEY in & out of warranty 3 New Brunswick Ave.! RALPH FROEHLICH PRIME REPLACEMENT robert Then Bring in Your Kitchen Dimensions 208 Central Ave. Sheriff for o FREE estimate. Rahway BAHWAY REPLACEMENT Radiant Wood Heat WINDOWS CALIFORNIA DESIGN INC. MsamnTS ON ALL CARTRIDGES 5740289 Aluminum or Vinyl OFFICE g SHOWROOM AfTTfi YOD GET PRICES FROM ALL KITCHEN BUYERS 4t ...11/18. 11/25. 12/2. 12/9/82 WE SPECIALIZE IN THE UNUSUAL OUTLETS KITCHEN DISCOUNTERS KITCHEN WCABD 180 OAK ST., BAHWAY 388-0154 388-9744 Storm Windows frazier 40 WOODBRIDGE AVE. Fee. $116 48 fix ' WINDOWS HCPABTMEKT STORK FACTORY ODTIETS & LDmiR & Doors HOMEWORK CARPENTRr MECNANKA1 SEWAREN YARDS COM! TO DS FOR COMPARISON PRICE WE Your Choice DMF CYCLIC JALOUSIE & Elect . Plumbing % GUARArrtE TO BEAT THEIR PRICES Mon. thru Fri. 9-6 A FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS SHARP PUBLIC NOTICE Pl'lsl l'' ;:< ii id European Designed AWNING WINDOWS Homing SAC builder^^ -^^••••^^•^^w s.^^ Sot. 9-3 Sun. noon to 3 p.m. NO GIMMICKS NO IKif AI'PllANCfS Dtluie Double Glaied PEUGEOT MOPEDS-BICYCLES «... uc S68.0 Specialists wd" "' "7 JUST REAL WHOLESALE PRICESI Make Box Stereo 100% ran TUT ms L & M Siding & Home taprowmenls rwHoiisALf < •MX IKES INVFTATION I-OR HIPS TIRED OF FREE GIMMICKS THAT IVItY KITCNIN OKDftJO CHRISTMAS SALE WINDOW PRODUCTS I »« wi« b* ptmonllr utrptltwl ol our IOW p>** t High Quolily Someone SIARTBK AT $105 ^L-.i I COST YOU MORE MONEY? Free f ui h«lp you design L WAfkmamMs. OwrcuMomtfi or» ptoud to thaw you our comotalffd iobt in $ Sealed bids will be received by the Business Adiiiinistr.ilo ! tin* f. i!v 10 Speeds 119" 16" t 20" Coaster Brake 1 btimale KISS UNWANTED ITEMS GOODBYE J of Rahway on Wednesday. January 5. 1983 at KKX) ,1 m th. Con Happy all bUtei on MI* Bikes BY %HLING I HEM IN IMF IU1! KilCHfN CABINET OIMRIBUIORS INC fcrence Room, Police Headquarters. Citv Hall Pla.-.i. R., .,v N,v. 10 1,895 574-33S2 Girls or Boys Blko Rahwoy (anytime) QASMFIEOS 574-1200 ' Wholesale Prlctt to Everyone" Pevgeet Mepedt Jersey for new 1983 police vehicles $2,595 VALUE Specifications may be secured from jhe Offu.- of ih,- .-itor of Any size up to 32x67 533 Krodnill* An.. $ Model GF 5454 Police. Police Headquarters. City Hall Pla/a Rah-vav Full Selection: 24 HR. SERVICE WE SPECIALIZE IN FREE ESTIMATE N J )NII lK*n» No. •"" 700°° SOLID VINYL 41774 M«mb«r ol t«lttf FRUIT BASKETS $139.95 A certified check or cashier's check made payihl.- to - ( ilv of TOM'S KITCHENS tutin*tt tur*ou. DOUBLE HUNG Wood & Coal Stoves 201-314-1200 Peugeot Bicycles 4 IANDS AM/FM Rahway In the amount of 10% of the total hid or a hid bon WINDOWS ••modakrt Aitoc. the ioi.il Best Qual by Fran SHOITWAVI NO. I I 1 amount must accompany proposal "Bidders are rrqimi- i "inplv Fireplaces, Fireplace Inserts GAS HEATIN6 SYSTEMS IASV VmatOtttl locow* Cotnt o( Conwy ilvd (Hi 33ft Krochmotty ROADWAY, M0NS00SE CASSETTE IfCOKOEI PtAVH ity For Best Deal! •WonrJ & A«*.J. Ownoco, O«ttr ft K* B°* »»"©«» on corner) ftlock Sou* ol ll , AMUUIKES WITH APSS 1 TAPE COUNTEH with the requirements of Public Laws 1975. i 127 Extrai- Cil it Mf lor Fruit Baskets M«tol Window Glass Doors, Accessories •GAS CONVERSIONS 'FORCED HOT AIR FURNACE WE'LL BEAT ANYONE'S Municipal Council reserves the right to reiivt .mv . -r ill 1-i ftfl ESUHiTl IjJUIB MIOHE1 S0« JfeTta &T«| for any occasion PRICE FOR THE RAHWAY HARDWARE in the best interest of the City of Rahway R*plac*m*nt Chimney & Installation •HOT WATER BOILERS 'STEAM BOILERS SAME MAKE OR MODEL. riuoioi & APPLIANCE CO. Installatlont 541-7966 Plumbing & Healing •AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS 'OIL HEATING SYSTEMS Our Family Will Serve Your Family $10.00 & up Jack Giordano. Prop p Discount frlcM-We Accept Vita > Matter Card 1553 Main St.. Raknr JOSEPH M IIARTNT.n 687 RT. 27 •COMPLETE SHEET METAL FABRICATION SHOP I OHM: MfM.fen. H fell) COMPIHI BAIHKOOMCIMOIM 3S2-447t Delivery Available Mlll-llJl- f 1094 Rahway AvratM, AVENEL Business Adnnnistiator fJl/< tNSIAUAtlONS Iselin • 283-0029 AlTIBAIlON-, I HfPAlB^ DEAL DIRECT NT RCFACE-R (.PLACE yatfcmt SALESMAN 1 •/> miles off of Rt. #1 6344561 It...12/9/82 ELIC ilWH CIIANING Essex'Somerset Fee $22.96 \1l\l \1 I'KOI'I ' Is ' Mon.-Tues. 10-5 Wed. Fri. 10-8:30 FreeEstimate FORDS HEATING AND COOLING Union'Middlesex Mon. Fri.8-4:30 Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-5 373-3005 225-0557 •RESIDENTIAL 738-4549 •COMMERCIAL THURSDAY, DECEJMBER 9, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT School boards group: Animal group saves Aid shortfall is tax strays with spaying 7 ; New Jersey School the Legislature fails to pass visory to local school dis- A spokeswoman for the The altering of male cats Ba Is Assn. is advising new revenue measures to tricts yesterday. Friends of Animals, Inc., is another service of the announced, as of last loc_, school boards when fully fund the state aid sta- "The impact of the state's clinic Susan Russell des- month, the animal-pro- I hey prepare next year's tutes, they are in effect im failure to act will be felt by cribed as "essential." tection organization's low- ' ••dgets. tr> advertise r He dif posing a tax anyway, but individual property owners Dispelling some of the cost spaying clinic for •ence between full avoiding the political dis as their taxes ar<". subsequ- myths about spaying, she female dogs and cats had (3-1984 state aid -ntitle comfort of supporting addi ently forced "r M< New concluded, "a spayed ani- spayed 15.000 animals Hnre ,cnts and figures t< be re tiorwl tax neasures at elec baker added mal is more content, has a opening in Sep'., 1980 i-OTPrnended b\ t'le gover lion time, the asso- iqtinn's T h<" association's notice better temperament, doesn't "In just two years," said r ior in March as a V"' executive lirec'or I.' >yd came in responsr to recent feel th<" need to oam and Alice Herrington, the gro- nposed property tax." developments al the state makes a better pr> all up's president, "we've been c "It must be emphasized if level: The State Dept of around. This i a" very Fducation's release o' full responsible for significantly dcf.itable md ;- - -• > school funding figures with reducing the number of str an accompanying memor- ays in Monmouth County andum from education and the, state " 'Voices' commissioner Saul Cooper It's a record we're proud Community man warning boards not to of. since t he.se offspring to sing expen full aid amounts, and would have been abandon- (iov. Thomas H. K.ean's ed to the wild, put to death at Keon Calendar in pounds, starved to death special message to the Legis lature on Nov. 23. which or met their demise under The Voices of Shiloh the wheels of cars or under Baptist Church in Plainfield EDITOR'S NOTE: In orde' fir us to 'doing'ely prepare the leaders termed as "in sufficient" in addressing the trucks," the animal group will present Handel's the ( immunity Calendar, all event' '- ii • followinf ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE - On 'Mr. 1 R Sf>nior citi2ens school funding crisis president added. "Messiah" at Wilkins included an assortment of Christmas craft projects A iy'< I 'in I ^es were bussed to the event. The teacher ca,-» an estimate of dogs' or cats' were offered to families of r-iosnvr" S<-ho< baker urped local school day, Dec. 21. "A to all of those seniors who participate' • "• boards to first prepare "re reproductive cycles," she 'I rmg American Educ 'ion We ik '"at'iy 1 1 The Voices will be ac workshop sponsibl , frugal budget ; added, "the 15,000 spayed nsouoll c nil teacher <••" ' ••' "... ,|., compapied by a siring RAHWAY without ;hort(-liangfl p thei' animals could hav° added quartet. Bert Ottley of Ne 1 have but on<" lamp hv THURSDAY, DEC ° Annual T rec Lighting many thousands of animal" sistant Hospital Directors wa'k's Symphony Hall will which my feet ar Ceremony, 7:30 p.m City Hall PH Mair Si ?-id to New Jersey's already A=sn of New Jersey, and is 1 be the guest conductor Hospital p< guided, and that is tli Milton Ave. Rahwf B'":ii"-s<:m<'n's , H ,|;,ini .,i Sai' the Mate hoard serious overp'ru'ilior pro Deborah Blue will be the a student affiliate of the lamp of experience alues" kicko" group 'ear'er. T he •spon Mem." soprano. Bertha Ghafoor, American College of Hospi • SUNDAY, DK 12 FVsidenr's Tea, Rahway sihility -if the loc.il school Two litters [ er yfar with -Patrick He- If Kirk C. Tice •"I Administrators v alto- Curtis Watkins, tenor Historical Society. Merchants' and Drovers 'a eri, board is t develop a hciget multipl'" younr i'7 e h litter and Ha'ry Thompson, hf\sy A spokeswoman for Rah ; I iberty Square. St (i?org'' an'i Westlield Av< _ i ro 7 that will provide fc- a tho is the norm ''•• (...|. .•••' ; •rcl) n Mi w V -)iV ('jt-y He also serves as a mem- v Joseph W. Lee ')>— • • rough ard ef'icient i-duca \ ornan noted way Hospital acnoun- ec' ^'' T '• •• is > member of ber of the infection-control " 'I! be organist. • nr<->l|ers. (ion for the p'lblii whoof As explained fry Susan the r'orn'tion of Kirk ( the Aw fo. Respiratory and respiratory care com r •MONDAY, DfC. 13 B<"ud of Fducation. Regular children wMhin the <1' ;tr'"t Russell, the group's ednca Adr'ission will >>e $7 Tice, 'he 'orn""r adminis Tlleiapv the New Jersey niiit«*<> fit th<- hospital tion director, "Spaying ha" Fo' additional informa trator of the C ardiopul Meeting 8 p.m. R(v>se\e)t School Au'litorium. <"it) I'o do any less wonl•- io 1 I 'spital Awi and the As a modest charge vhich in tion. please 'telephone monary Dept . to awistan Council. Regulnr Mr<*ring 8 c in ( MMM'-II < hamh^T<: < i •''sreg-Td the law." 1 'v Hall. He further advised the eludes inoculation- n'\