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VOL. 165 NO. 40 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1987 USPS 454 160 25 CENTS 'Concerned citizens" bonding together to fight resource recovery in Railway

by Pal DiMaggio Hilbcrt also cautioned Roots Environmental cinerator — because it dled for landfills. Then we'd A "community meeting" against heavy metals re- Group. "An overall policy is would delay the process of get some control back over was held at the J.F.K. sulting from the burning of pushing throughout this building the incinera- our waste stream." Ccnicr on Edit Hazelwood garbage. "Lead has been state to construct inci- tors."continued Hoffman. We must seek legal ad- Avenue on September 24 to shown to cause learning dis- ncraiore," said Hoffman. "The DEP has not issued vice and start raising some discuss the dangers of the abilities in children," iie "We have to think about regulations for pollutants money," said Coleman at proposed resource recovery said. "Heavy metals are a- the effect of all these in- that will*come out of the the end of the meeting. facility to be built in scrious problem and they've cinerators, not just the one stack and has not issued "The Freeholders are not Rahway. been overlooked." in Rahway. We don't know regulations for ash. The listening to us, the majority Concerned Citizens on Ash, a by-product of re- what combined effect these slate refuses to determine if of our municipal officials the Environment, a group source recovery, is a ha- chemicals will have on our ash will be toxic or not. arc not listening to us. formed six weeks ago and zardous waste, said Hilbert. bodies. We are talking They want to build the in- neither is the state. The on- chaired by First Ward "In Rahway, not only do about burning thousands of cinerators first." ly way we can continue to Councilman Jerry Cole- you have to find a site to tons of garbage in a densely Alternative means to re- fight is to continue the man, hosted three speakers dispose of the ash. but you populated area that also has source recovery facilities political battle and to con- who discussed health issues arc also faced with the po- a number^ of .hazardous i | linili- thy legal battle." VOCATIONAL DISCUSSION. . .Representatives of Elizabeth LAVSD; Ann Graco, Linden LAVSD; Stanley waste disposaTsites."r~ g associated with garbage in- tential of having hazardous start recycling in earnest," The Concerned Citizens some of the state's Local Area Vocational School Grossman, Union County Rogional LAVSD: Tom Hudak. cinerators. waste trucked through your "The State Department said Hoffman. "Plastic, on the Environment group Districts met recently at the Jonathan Dayton Regional Morris Hills Rogional LAVSD: Rocco Tocci, Lower "The group stemmed neighborhood." of the DEP does not want aluminum, glass and news- will meet again on October High School in Springfield to discuss issues relating to Cumden County Regional LAVSD:-and John Cummings, from our desire to do some- Dr. Ted Flynn, from to come up with siting papers should be recycled. 25 at the J.F.K. Center. A high school vocational education programs in Now North Hunterdon Rogional LAVSD. thing as a community to Wcstfield. is a pharmacolo- criteria — what would be a We should start compost- Regional Conference is Jersey. Pictured are, from left, Anthony Guttadora, prevent resource recovery gist and received his Ph.D. safe place to put an in- ing. Some items can be bun- planned on November 21. from coming to Rahway," from the University of said Coleman. "We are con- Medicine and Dentistry in centrating on organizations Newark. "When chemicals and people in this general get out into the environ- vicinity as well as other ment and people get sick, organizations and individuls then they'll listen. They're Unauthorized 'recyclers' outside of town." not interested in chemicals Most of the discussion until someone gets sick," focused on health hazards said Flynn. "There are no from pollutants associated arguments about dioxins subject to fines in Rahway with burning garbage at causing a problem and there high temperatures. is nothing older in the study The Department of En- of medicine than the fact Unauthorized picking up collected by people not Those persons found in materials cannot be picked vironmental Protection that heavy metals cause of curbside recyclable associated with the recycl- violation of the ordinance up at curbside. (DEP) allows pollutants problems." materials violates city law. ing program implemented are subject to a S500 fine such as sulfur dioxide Flynn was especially con- according to a statement by the City of Rahway. for each offense. Any Rahway resident nitrogen oxide, hydro- cerned with the effects re- released by Theodore E. City ordinance states that who violates this ordinance choloric acid, lead, carbon source recovery facilities Polhamus, Director/Chief once material is placed, at The ordinance does not is subject to denial of any monoxide, dioxins, PCBs, would have on fetuses. of Police in Rahway. curbside by Rahway resi- prohibit residents from sell- refuse collection by the City formaldehyde, heavy metals "What will happen to the The police department dents, the material to be ing or donating glass con- of Rahway. as well as other and dibenzoflurans to people in the neighborhood has been receiving calls recycled becomes the pro- tainers, aluminum cans or legal remedies available to escape from the facility's who are pregnant," he ask- from citizens complaining perty of the City of ncwspaj)ers to individuals the City of Rahway, accor- smoke stack, said Dr. Jim ed."Incinerators are the about their materials being Rahway. or organizations, bvit the ding to the statement. Hilbert, a Rockaway Town- anti-solution to the garbage ship Councilman who holds problem. Maybe we'll not a PH.D. in science and en- have the health problems, Paul Chaplar vironmental issues. our children will. We The state has guidelines should solve it ourselves promoted Holmes, Muriell receive but no regulations concern- and not push the problem Paul Chaplar, son of ing resource recovery fa- onto their backs." Charles J. and Janet M. cilities at this time, said Resource recovery facili- Chaplar of Stone Street, 1987 Meyer Stein Award er.L—13Cherei;—noU-too- p -N.J^NETS-ST«ATEQV7^Tony-Paacala, right, a in»inbaT-pf^e~'XtwaTns~C1Qtrbf Rahway, has been pro- much experience in the county in New Jersey ex- Rahway, thanks guest speaker Tim Bassett, Director of Marketing Relations and Coor- moted in the U.S. Air Force The Rahway Recreation for his country during summer. He enjoys playing DEP regulating these cept for Cumberland, Burl- dinator, Speakers Bureau of the New Jersey Nets. At a recent meeting of the club, to the rank of senior air- Department has presented World War II. football, basketball, baseball things" said Hilbert. "Diox- ington and Hunterdon Bassett recalled some of his experiences while he played with the Nets championship man. the 1987 Meyer L. Stein Applicants are chosen by and fishes in his spare time. in and dibenzofiurans have counties, with one presently teams In the ABA. He said, In his opinion, that Wilt Chamberlain was the greatest player Chaplar is an inventory Award to Jonathan Holmes park counselors throughout Tracie, 14. resides on to be controlled. If a gar- being constructed in War- In basketball history. He noted that Wilt holds more records than any other player. He management specialist with and Tracie Muriell. the 11 city playgrounds bas- East Hazelwood Ave. with bage incinerator is built in ren County, said Madeline also Indicated that this year's Nets will be more than competitive with the other teams the IOth Supply Squadron The award, given annual- ed on good attendance, par- her parents Gloria and your neighborhood, they're Hoffman, of Bloomfield, In the NBA. The Klwanis club of Rahway meets on Wednesdays at 1 2:1 S at the Col- in England. ly to the outstanding boy ticipation in playground ac- Claude Muriell. She is in not going to be controlled." speaker from the Grass umbian Club In Rahway. He is a I984 graduate of and girl enrolled in the tivities and competition. the ninth grade and volun- Rahway High School. Rahway Recreation De- Jonathan. 14, is a resi- teers at the Rahway Day partment Summer Play- dent of Ridge Road with his Care Center. Her interests ground Program, was parents, Joyce and Ray- include playing the piano, presented by Miss Ruth mond Holmes. He is in basketball und babysitting. Stein in memory of her ninth grade and was a par- She was a Brennun Field Merck finalizes plans brother, who gave his life ticipant at Stein Field this participant. for Readington move

Merck & Co., Inc. has an- Overall employment at the governor's office, local nounced that, after careful Rahway most probably will legislators and the Reading- consideration of long-term remain the same after these ton mayor's office fully in- growth plans, preparations employees move, since per- formed. have begun for the con- sonnel working in leased fa- struction and occupancy of cilities in Woodbridge can "The establishment of the a major new office site in occupy the vacated office Readington facility reaf- Readington Township, space. firms Mercks commitment New Jersey. Throughout the planning to the state of New Jersey," The facility will be process for the Readington said Merck Chairman P. located on a previously pur- site, the company has kept Roy Vagclos, M.D. chased 456-acre tract in Hunterdon County that is located just west of Exit 24 (Whitehousc) of 1-78, bet- ween Route 22 and 1-78. Coast Guard The company has selec- ted the architectural firm of Roche, Dinkeloo & Asso- promotes Butkowski ciates of Connecticut to develop the site plan. Coast Guard Petty Of- repair of gasoline, turbine Assuming timely appro- ficer 3rd Class Kenneth T. and dics;l engines, hydrau- val of the plan by the Mer- Butkowski, a resident of lic systems, auxiliary ck Board of Directors and Richard Blvd., Rahway, machinery, refrigeration A REAL LIFESAVER... .The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders recently the Readington Planning was promoted to his present and air-conditioning equip- honored Angelo Marlnelli, secretary to the director of the Division of Buildings and Board, construction could rank upon graduating from ment. His other studies in- Grounds, for his efforts In aiding co-worker Mary Lenahan, right, after she began chok- begin in 1988 with comple- Machinery Technician cluded blueprint reading, ing on her food while eating lunch at her desk In the Courthouse Complex In Elizabeth. tion scheduled for early School. welding techniques and job- RESPECTFUL RESOLUTION.. .James Fulcomer of Rahway. left, Union County Marlnelli. center, a 25-year county employee, applied the Helmllch Maneuver which 1992. ' During the 16-wcek related safety procedures. Freeholder, presents a resolution to Sidney Blanchard, executive director of the enabled Lenahan to regain her breath, saving her from serious Injury or death. "I am The company expects course at the Coast Guard Association for Advancement of the Mentally Handicapped (AAMH) at Its Seventh An- very proud of Angelo, and it Is extremely Important that we have empoyees like him that 1,400 employees main- Reserve Training Center, A 1985 gradute of nual Dinner Dance held recently at the Town and Campus in Union. The AAMH Is a that are aware of emergency, life-saving techniques," said Michael Lapolla, Union ly from its Rahway site will Yorktown. Va., Butkowski Rahway High School, he. non-profit agency dedicated to helping handicapped teens and adults live full and pro- County Freeholder, pictured at left. Lenahan has been a secretary In the buildings and occupy the Readington faci- received instruction on the joined the Coast Guard ductive lives In the community. The Board of Chosen Freeholders, In the resolution, grounds division for 21 years. lity initially. inspection, servicing and Reserve in June 1987. commended the agency for its outstanding work. PAGfi 2 THL'KSIJ,-. : iji.luBI-.Hl. l''K7 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1987 PAGE 3 Polish Cultural Foundation Elks Lodge Contest will help make plans fish & ALJ class of 1 962 offers courses for all ages chips dinner wishes come true for many •**• • *- The Polish Cultural Jeannete Koziol of UNION COUNTY The Ladies' Auxiliary planning 25th reunion Foundation will offer Elizabeth will teach Polish •ARTS CENTER - and Veterans' Committee English as a Second folk dance for children of the Rahway Elks 1075 The 1962 graduating William Eardley. Jimmy Arlene Marczak. Richard Language beginning Oct. 7, beginning Oct. 8, beginning will host a Fish & Chips class of Arthur L. Johnson Eilbachcr, Steve Gardiner, Maguire, Judy Mason, 7 p.m., at its headquarters, 6:30 p.m.. for children 5-9; Legendary Jose Greco to perform Dinner catered by The This- Regional High School will Jane Gawales, Tommy Audry Marchcll, Bill 177 Broadway. and for children 10-15, tle Restaurant of Kcarny on hold its 25th reunion on Gambino, Pete Gillcspie, Neavcs, Bob Norris, Peter There is no fee for this classes will begin at 7:30 at Union County Arts Center Sunday, Oct. 4, 4-6 p.m. Nov. 28 at L'Affaire in Tony Granata. and Teddy North, Joseph Papandrea, course, which will last ten p.m. Take-out orders will be Mountainside. Griffin. Carolyn Peterson and Ben weeks, but a membership in Adults may also leam available. The following classmates Pickarski. the Polish Cultural Founda- Polish folk dance with in- Jose Greco, legendary Mexico's foremost autho- In this new blending of It will be held at the have not yet been located: Also. Kenny Henncssy, Also, Eddie Ratcliffc, tion is required. structor Raymond Cwicka Spanish Flamenco dancer, rities on the authentic the two international dance Rahway Elks Lodge, 122 James Arthur, Nona Bob Huslh, Karen Huter, Joanne Reilly, Charles Ret- of Irvington for five and his children, Pepe, Folklorico art form, has. forms with the colorful W. Milton Ave. Price is S6 Balsic, Ray Bartolctte, Paulcltc Kohler, Charlotte tig, Milsc Rusnak, Carol The class will be taught Thursdays beginning Oct. 8 Carmella and Lolita, hailed with her company, repre- costumes and fusion of for adults; S3 for children Robert Boyle, Evelyn Kopp, Richard Krbavac, Ann Saltier, Robert by Richard Winowski and at 7:30 p.m. The polka, as the "First Family of sented Mexico in perfor- Mariachi music and Spa- under 12 years of age. Brodie, Danny Bucciantc, Maryann Kump, Margaret Schindlcr. Eliot Schneider, his wife, Maria, of tango, oberck and Viennese Spanish Dance" join forces mances in the U.S., Europe, nish guitar, and the con- For further information Vivian Burbagc, John Lingc, Ruth Lcwentowicz, Billy Silvcrman, Marlyn Westfield. waltz arc among dances to with the internationally ac- South America, the Orient trasting of the two diversely contact Mrs. Munson at Casoni, Joan Daghita, George Locke, Janet Stevens, Milse Toto. Janet be taught. claimed Ballet Folklorico and Russia. related dance traditions, 388-4212. Joyce Dean. Linda Dobbs. MacNeil. Clair Machin. Taylor, Beverly Vliet, A U.S. citizen prepara- A new course offering is Mexicano de Graciela Ta- one of the most exciting Margaret Vrecland, David tion course will begin a series of art lectures il- pia in an unusual presenta- Greco, through his long combinations of Hispanic Weeks, Ray Weiss, Harold Thursday, Oct. 8, taught by lustrated with slides by tion of Spanish and Mex- career as the world's fore- and Mexican entertainment White, Anthony Wichow- Stanley From of North Jozef Kolinski of West ican dance when they per- most Spanish dancer, has emerges. ski, Edward Wall, Al Plainficld. and will last six Orange. It will be offered on form at the Union County become recognized as the For more information Naturalists to host beekeeper Williams. Francis Willoe, weeks. Fridays, Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Arts Center, 1601 Irving personification of the and ticket reservations call Walter Wreden. Robert and Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. Street, Rahway, on Friday Iberian Peninsula to mil-the Union County Arts Jane Gomolka of Fords The Echo Lake Natural- Phone 232-5930 or of its various forms. Regu- Woidt, Rusty Zappulla and will teach basic - Polish For further information October 23, at 8 p.m. lions of people all over the Center Box Office at 561-7730 for further infor- lar meetings are open to the Joe Zukasky. world. 499-8226. ists Club will meet on Tues- beginning Oct. 8. 7-8:30 on these courses, phone Ihc Graciela Tapia, one of day, Oct. 13, 8 p.m., at the mation on this trip. general public and member- For reservations and/or LIFELONG PLANS Gum Dudnck. R.D . Rahway gram tor the community ana focuses on heaJth mainten- p.m. foundation at 382-7197. Cranford Extended Care Echo Lake Naturalists ship is open to persons shar- to provide information on Hospital's Chiul Clinical Dwlilian. lull, and Al Marshall, ance, disease prevention and lifestyle management. Center, 205 Birchwood Club is dedicatedjto the con- ing thew-interests—Phone classmates, please contact Laboratory Administrator, dmcusy plans (or tho upcom- Mr. Marshall and Mrs. Dodrick serve on the planning Ave. servation, preservation and 233-9749 for further infor- Kit Moulton, 44 Teaburry - ing program "Lifulonrj Hu.ilth. Thu Plan" with Urologist committee for the event, and both Or. Murphy a/id Mrs. Squad auxiliary . Mrs. Betsy Coyne of enjoyment of wild life in all mation. Lane, Edison. 08820. Kathloon Murpny. M D Co-sponsoi'ud by the hospital DedncK are featured speakers. plans fashion show South Plainfield will present and Morck S Co . "Lilulonn. Hualth " is a hall-day pro- a lecture on the honeybee, The Ladies Auxiliary of demonstrating the equip- Mr. Jonathan S, Qrsenbarg the Clark Volunteer ment used by beekeepers. '.• and Ms. Stacey D. Sern Emergency Squad will host On exhibit will be a hive, a Fashion Show and Lun- wasps and hornets, as well Rahway Hospital, Merck plan cheon on Nov. 8, 1 p.m.. at as honey and candles made Stacey Sern weds the squad house,- 795 from beeswax. Raritan Road, Clark. community health program Jonathan Greenberg Admission is $9. Mrs. Coyne and her hus- A CHIL0RENS' CONTEST to benefit Make-A-Wlsh Foundation receives well wishes For further information band have been interested from Senator Bill Bradley, left, he Is pictured with Tanya Walker, president of the phone 382-8214. in beekeeping for IS years Ruhwuy Hospital and maintenance, disease pre- can lake advantage of a breakfast which will kick chapter, and Peter J. Runfolo, founder and CEO. Stacey D. Sern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon and are life members of the Merck Si. Co.. Inc. arc co vention and lifestyle man cholesterol screening. off the event. Sern, 11 Sandalwood Drive, Clark, and Jonathan S. New Jersey Beekeeper As sponsoring u hall'day health agcrncnt. Greenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Greenberg of "1 will explain how to in- Other featured speakers High school sets sociation. Mrs. Coyne is a program on Saturday. Oct. " This program will give corporate a heart-healthy are Orthopedist Mark The Makc-A-Wish Foun- to suggest a name for the He reported that in the Cranford, were married on June 21 at Town and Campus nurse, and her husband is a 10 at the Sheraton . in the participants information diet into any family's Schotlenfcld. M.D.. Podi- dation of New Jersey — the Make-A-Wish girl and to past some of the Founda- in-West Orange. Rabbi Herbert G. Panitch of Milwaukee, all-class reunion teacher. Woodbridgc. from S:30 they need to establish their routine with small adjust- atrist Dennis Turner, non-profit organization explain in 25 words why tion's support has come Wisconsin, the bride's uncle, performed the ceremony, The club also plans an all- a.m. to 1:15 p.m. own personal plan for ments," said Mrs. Dcdrick. D.P.M., Union County Sur- dedicated to granting wi- they feel it is important to from the unsolicited con- assisted by Rabbi Ronald D. Hoffberg of Temple Beth El, Saint Michael's High day Sunday Birding Trip on Stressing a well rounded health and fitness." said "To be successful in attain- rogate Ann Conti, Ralph shes to children suffering help others. The children tribution of area school Cranford, and Rabbi Shawn B. Zell of Temple Beth O'r, School of Union City will Oct. 18, beginning 6:30 a.m. approach to good health Gcrri Dedrick. R.D.. Rail- ing an optimum stale of Conti, Ed.d., Urologist from life-threatening il- arc then asked to enclose children. "We always get Clark. hold an All-Classes Reu- MOVING ON.. .Jasmine Butler and Tracy Surber, pic- They will climb the Rattle and fitness, (he program way Hospital's Chief health, people must com- Kathleen Murphy, M.D., lnesses, now has a wish of one dollar and return the back to the kids to let them JACK AND JILL are two lovable male and female stray Marcy L. Sent was her sister's maid of honor and nion Dinner-Dance al tured left to right, first row, recently "crossed the Snake Ridge, along with features a choice of seven Clinical Dietitian and bine the principles of good Psychiatric Nurse Clinician its own it is seeking to entry to the Foundation's know who they helped with puppies found at Grace Wilday School In Roselle. They Deborah Bornian Greenberg was matron of honor for her Schcuizen Park, North bridge" from Brownie to Junior Girl Scouting. During members of the Watchung seminars conducted by member of (he planning nutrition, exercise and Helen Murray, R.N.. andfulfill. Headquarters located in their generosity," he said. are In desperate need of a good home. These medium- sister-in-law. Bruce D. Greenberg, brother of the Bergen, on Saturday, Dec. their three years as Brownie Girl Scouts, they had (un, Nature Club, to observe health professionals and committee. She will lie con- lifestyle management." she Nutritionist Madclyn Noc. That wish is to conduct a Elizabeth. Pictures of the 'wish' sized pups, approximately nine months old, are hoping .bridegroom, was best man. 5, 8 p.m. made friends, learned new things, and provided com- hawk migration. Phone other eX|K-rti from the coin ducting a seminar titled added. Pre-registration for this successful statewide con- The prizes awarded in- children are often sent to to live a long and happy life In a loving home. Friendly . • . Ms. Sern, who will retain her name, is an engineer Tickets are S35 per per- munity service. Helping In the ceremony were, back 754-3233 for further infor- munity. serum cholesterol "You Are What You Eat: Other portions of the pro- event is required. The test to name the little Make- clude a 7-day trip to Disney donors and a lasting friend- and loyal, these pups deserve nothing less. Please call .and a member of the technical staff at AT&T in Mid- son and responses have row, current Junior Girl Scouts Kim Wertswa, Dawn mation. and hypertension screen Ihe Cholesterol Connec- gram will focus on vitamins, registration fee is $20, in- A-Wish Girl which appears World for a family of five, a ship is formed. 241-9392 and leave a message on the tape. dletown. A magna cum laude graduate of the University already been received from Packan and Kelly Tlndall. Jasmine's and Tracy's On Sunday, Oct. 24, a _'/ i/ou fiuve ings, and denionsirations of tion." planned exercise, foot care, cluding a full breakfast and next to the organization's computer, color televisions, The effort recently re- of Pennsylvania with a degree in computer science and classes as far back as the Brownie leaders were Mrs. Jackie Fagan and Mrs. Con- trip is planned to Pyramid CPR. the Hcimlich Maneu- According to Mrs. 13ed-siress management, urolog- all screenings, and there is a logo. bicycles and typewriters. In ceived a boost from Senator ,-ejigiiK-enng. she was elected to Tau Beta Pi, National 1920s. nie Scaturo. 1987 marks the 75th anniversary ol Girl Mountain. Tripod Rock, woxuinc) in mind fox i/oux ver, breast self examination rick, :\ high cholesterol level ical wellness and estate discount rate for two people The goal of the contest is all 47 prizes will be award- Bill Bradley, a member of ^^Engineering Honor Society, and Eta Kappa Nu, National For further information Scouting. Troop #1039 is affiliated with the Delaware- led by Holly Hoffman. and trauma care. has been identified as a risk planning. who register together. to spread the word about ed. the Foundation's Board of •Electrical Engineering Honor Society. She is currently contact._ Dick Perry, 150 Raritan Girl Scout Council, Inc. invitations., ct't invite you to itofi "Lifelong Health: The factor for heart disease, but Robert 2ullo. M.D., Cor- I «-&iSj\V* i ^ I ' working towards a master of science degree in computer For registration informa- the Foundation into the far According to Runfolo, re- Directors, who pledged to Bleckcr St., Jersey City. n. ( I/Vs cun show you Plan" is designed for adults [here are generally no out porate Medical Director of tion, call the community reaches of the state, accor- cognition of the Founda- help awareness of the pro- JJficience at New York University. Ms. Sern graduated 07307, 659-2444. who are interested in the ward signs of an elevated Merck will provide the Relations Office of Rahway ding to Peter J. Runfolo, tion is the major goal of the ject among the state's :^from Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School, Clark, in lelection unu you au 4Uif to find latest information on health level. Program participants keynote remarks at the Hospital at 499-6137. founder and Chief Execu- contest. "We want to make educators. .-1982. tive Officer. sure that every family who Tanya Walker, President •Z- Mr. Greenberg is an attorney and is associated with Classmates sought L/OUX ituLd. "We're going directly to can use our services has of the New Jersey Chapter '.Weil. Gotshal & Manges in New York City. He attended the school children of New that chance. Since we star- said "I would be thrilled if I r'jI?il\T' IT IS NOT TOO LATE •^Oxford University in England and received u degree in for 25th reunion '-political science summa cum laudc from Duke University Murray H. Seltzer, M.D. Jersey." Runfolo said, ad- ted in 1983 we have provi- each teacher took the occa- | TO REGISTER FOR THE Saint Mary of the ding, "Our volunteer staff is ded wishes to over 130 kids. sion of [his contest to ex- .'-were he was elected to Phi Beta Kuppa. He is an alumnus Assumption School, The Atom Tabloid working to place contest en- Through the generosity of plain the concept of philan- ;<)f the University of Pennsylvania Law School where he Elizabeth, class of 1962, Announces tries into the hands of each donors, large and small, we thropy to the children who -was a member of the Law Review. Mr. Greenberg is a will hold its 25th reunion on Rahway News Record • RAHWAY ADULT SCHOOL ;:f978 graduate of Cranford High School. the limitation of his of the 865,000 grammer provide an all-expense paid are in their formative Saturday, Nov. 28. Surgical Practice to school-age kids in the state's wish to do anything, go any years." g ON THE FIRST NITES OF CLASSES After a honeymoon in Portugal, the couple resides in Classmates wishing to at- Clark Patriot private and public schools. place or meet any one for all Posters explaining the • ;Edison. tend should contact Mary 219 Central Ave. Children arc being asked New Jersey children who contest will be distributed MONDAY, TUESDAY - OCTOBER 5, 6 Ann (Marron) DiOrio at Diseases of the Breast are fighting a personal bat- throughout the state by the 6:30 - 7:30 P.M. 725 Adams Ave., Elizabeth, Rahway, N.J. 07065 tle with a life-threatening il- many organizations who 07201. Her phone number is Health fair let lness," he said. have been involved with the OR APPIV IN PERSON: 355-3290. 22 Old Short Hills Road, Livingston, NJ Past wishes which the Foundation. FOR INFO. 201-992-8484 The YM-YWHA of Un- Foundation has fulfilled For more information RAHWAY SR. HIGH SCHOOL I ion County is preparing for have included vacations to about the Make-A-Wish 1012 MADISON AVENUE its annual health fair. It will DisncyWorld, trips to fo- Foundation, or the contest ODMII OMVI t \574-1200 consist of booths, exhibits reign countries, TV's, video call 351-5055. and speakers from the centers, computers and A tnaturo porcupine has health industry. meetings with celebrities over 30,000 quills. The program is scheduled and professional athletes. for Sunday, Nov. IS, noon Runfolo is confident of to 4 p.m. the eventual success of the ' LUJLULUIIUII Deluxe Packages for Holiday Parties Admission is free for both contest. "On the financial NEAT IDEA . . Min. 50 Guests exhibitors and patrons. side, our aim is to be the Cocktail hour with open bar For information on space first children's foundation serving all premium brands of reservations, phone to be funded primarily by SPECIALIZED 289-8112. children." llquore, beer, wine and bade ! cordials, large assortment of MEMO PADS • • hors d'oeuvres during this GRAND ' hour. Three hour* of open bar BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY following the cocktail hour. THEY'RE THE TOPS David A Fletcher of Roselle Wilson of Elizabeth, 45 years; and Paulyne Welsaman Complete Dinner i.l A Park, second from right, chiol operating otficor of of Elizabeth, 40 years. They were among 206 Choice of appetizer Elizabeth General Medical Centor, congratulated the employees honored in five-year Increments for a com- PRESCRIPTIONS Tossed Salad w/choice of dressing top awardoos during the Modlcal Confers 34th Annual bined total of 2,370 years of service. Mr. Fletcher was OUR SPECIALTY OPENING! Bouquetiere of relishes Employee Recognition Dinner. Dorothy Horn of Union, Included In this total with 20 years of service. left, was uwardod for 40 years of service; William French bread and butter The Braunschweiger family is pleased lo announce 381-2000 our newest store in Clark, New Jersey. We invite Choice of Entrees you to visit us there, ut the corner of Central Avenue Its a vital American Heart FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY Association • Prime Rib of Beef and Karitan Road (Exit 135 on the Garden State Teaching profession IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. ^11* • Broiled Seafood Parkway.) Stop by the new Braunsehweiger Jewelers -H- •* Combination Platter in Clark and register to win a free pair of 1 et. total • Chicken Cordon Bleu weight diamond stud earrings, valued ut $25001 -* •# • Choice of Potato and Vegetable -* •* Expanded • Special Dessert Dimensions HERNIA SURGERY #• -tt • Coffee, Tea, Sanka, Mints Canadian Method under Local Anesthesia ^ MEMBER.. .Union County Social Services Direc- Clark Store Hours: tor! Michael C. Galuppo was recently appointed to Choice of wine with dinner in Gifted •* -* and other methods $erVe on the Now Jersey Department of Personnel's Fresh flowers on each table Monday through Saturday: Education Local Government Advisory Board. The Civil Service •* •* 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM EDGE Reform Act passed last September created the board Thursday evenings until 9:00 PM •*• D. CONSTANDIS, M.D., F.I.C.S. stop in at to advise Personnel Commissioner Eugene J. McCaf- •* Saturday, Enrichment Classes irey, Sr. on the effects proposed civil service changes •# -* Diplomate of American Board of Surgery The will have on counties and municipalities. Galuppo has Begin October 1O ierved as director of the county's Board of Social Ser- Atom Tabloid vices since 1974. He has also served as President o( Edison Jr. High 636-7787 rtiq County Welfare Director's Association and Chalr- nian of the association's Personnel and Labor Relations 219 Central Ave. , OF CARTERET School. Westfield 415 Avenel St., Avenel, NJ. fcojnmlttee. He currently chairs the association's Ex- FOR INFORMATION CALL Rahway, N.J. ecutive Committee Bom and raised In Elizabeth, Galup- FIFTH GENERATION JEWELERS •_ •54-35* I Medicare Assignment Accepted po^graduated from Seton Hall University In 1951 with a MORRISTOWN NEW PROVIDENCE WARRKN C1ARK degree In Sociology. He Is married and has three grown 80S-I487 3S6 1200 4U0-7799 Children. ill »"""•- RAHU/AY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1987 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 HAWWAV NEWS rliiCQRlj CLARK JVi'I KJOT . It's A Boy! sAHwnr •>¥v?3 -VCar£Q patriot Mnidy A Davkl ^le.sch ( luiiwin a c proud lo annouiicc the birth of Ihcif von Matthew j Russo calls for tougher !aws| Jarcd. tx>rn August 21 iys7 n \ Robert W(kxJ JohnuinHtk.plt i. / WENDY D'ARCY PAT DIMAGGIO Mattbew wcntlicd 6 Ibi. 4 C. VIGILANTE ELLEN VIGILANTE to stop ocean pollution o/j... and measured 18 : inth s- n£ Editor Publisher Managing Editor Staff Writer Advertising Manager The mat rnal ^rand[\ rciiU -d Senate President John F. Kot>erla Jk Viurrjy Miller "Demand that EPA ci Colon la. Vhc [\iicnial )j£rdi Ruiso told a Congressional force the laws that you ha- [larcills aic Ko/ Jt Toii Meiwh \fct_rj r. Samuel B. Galkin -THf- R .-IIW. -."iM:*S RECORD iLSPS 45-4160, and THE CLARK PATRIOT subcommittee recently that so responsibly enacted, of C ranbury. Diplomat* American I SPi •'"'••'J' -. - ru^'i-l^o acckl> on 'IhursdJji for SI 5.00. S20.00 outside Mid tougher laws are needed lo Russo told the congre Board of v-^-> '• '• n..,:: f - -ur;i)c-, rv. TjbluiJ l.ithotfKiphcrs. Inc.. 2l'J Central Avc. P.O. Box protect the beaches, in- sional panel. It's A Girl! Orthodontics ge paid at Rjhua>. N'.J. — — M ir'WiS Second das-, postage paid at Rjhua>. N'.J. cluding a ban on all types of In addition, Scnato Send addres. changes IO THIT : RAMWAW Y S'EW' S M . HL MrsStanle. y W00.I of VQ— POSrM\SI(R (Vciin dumping. Russo called for Congre ~i K[< OKD< I AH PATRIOT. PO Bm 1041. Rahwu>. S'.J 'v.'u .ircn ate poud 1. announce Senator Russo. in testi- to ralify the MARP0 the hiMh of their daughter . mony before the Subcom- Staci.v NIL-OIC. horn MlfllNl LI. Treaty, which woul l')«7 111 St. I'eter s Medical 1 mittee on Oceanography, regulate the ocean dispos; Cent •r Sl.io.-v Nicilc ucinhed 4 A JtHeph Si Maureen Siano of outlined .1 series of steps Ihv . 11/^ . and mcav ired 17 in If' WiKxlbrtdgc are proud lu an of refuse from ships and ba nouiicc the birth of their son that must be taken by both L'llfS Ihc 1 lalert il LT.md >Pfe IN APPKtCIATWH he disposal of plastics a parci f. .ire (1,uck i Antoinette #5 Kenneth John, born Scpicmher the federal and state irclliofc 10. 1987 in Rahway lW'Ul. sea. Numerous countrie \).ir( arlert 1. N J I he ,y« 1 Kenneth wcitfhcu 7 it*. 10 o/j... tott i •,'-vj governments to stop the - n.l t c r lal Kf.ltld[iarciU•. are Diane t&f > including the Soviet Unioi Wik>rn Scnl. 3, I4S7 PHOTOGRAPHS (BRING YOUR CAMtRA), AND long." Senator Russo said. day that would prohibit tl in Rjhwav Hixpilal. Colleen IDrtors NOIt: In order for us to adequately prepare blems '.vjh the municipal dump "In the-_ short run, ocean weighed 6 Ibi. I 5 iv-v, and mca RtfRtSHMtNTS HIAU BKIMO TOUR FAMILY AN disposal of all wastes ii the Community Calendar, all events for the following dumping is cheap arid easy, sured :t) inches. She ha> a sister Mr. & Mrs. Canncllo Waters AS MANY FMIINDS AS YOU LIKI Maureen, age 4. The maternal of Last Urunswick are proud to Girl Scouting possible week should lie submitted l>> S p.m. on the F»IDAT before state waters by 1990. Clark Municipal Council but the long-term cost — as urandiKirents arc Mr. and Mrs. announce the birlh of their sort - ONNTOTHI PUBLIC - you would like Ihem Io apfxrar. we are now seeing — is The proposal would be JtKcrph M. Tak of Kahway. The CannclltJ, Jr. born September Camp Hoover; training and paternal nnind|varenls arc Mr. 13. I*J87 in St. Peter's Medical A trip lo the R Papermill Playhouse, and 711 AMBOY AVE. WOOOBRIDCf j 2M MAJMSOH AVI. enormous." companion measure to and Mrs. James Hrown of Center. Carmello, Jr. weighed H Festival, performing in a ven Sesame Place in Penn- insurance for Girl Scout BAHWAT 1-li/atKih. P raise still protested Senate President Russo Senator Russo has alrcad' lbs. 14 o/-s.. and measured 21 in ylvania. volunteers; and publica- 636-2828 .r 750-2600 I »™.7M0 FRIDAY, OOOIIR 1 — Rahway Area Junior Woman's Kaczmarek to speak dies. The malerna! urand winter carnival on ice, and a called for federal and state co-sponsored with Sen Profits from the cookie tions, equipment and ser- Club. "Ladies Nigln Out." 7 p.m.. Town & Campus, parents arc Mr. Jfe Mrs. Samuel weekend at Camp Hoover Recently in this column, a leading Democrat in cooperation in the develop- Leonard Connors tha rcrla of lidison. The paternal — these are some of the op- sale will also help pay for vices provided by the Union. Phone 3X2-31 IK for tickets. Clark made reference to me about my accepting the all at grandparents arc Mr. & Mrs Washington Rock Council. ment of a national strategy would impose a tax on Nc« Benny Waters ol'Cartcrcl. portunities ahead for Girl programs and facilities at UTU«DAY, OCTOBtl 3 -Railway Woman's Club. once 80 percent raise voted by the majority faction on _on violent crimes. to stop {Kean pollution Jersey sewage authority Y_ardjnd Bake Sale. Evening Membership IJcpt.. 10 a.m.. Scouts this year which are Council in a lean year after I had voted against it. before the environmental that dispose of sludge ii made possible by the sale of "I 166 Jefferson Avc.. Railway I am sure the penman of that letter realizes that: and economic damage is ir- federal waters off the state' I horiKis K AC/ m ;i rck . \ ulncrable to violent statistics involving violent l.iiulj tfe IXivid I'arducci of Girl Scout cookies. SATUIDAT, OCTOIil 3 — Retired Railroaders Club •The portion of the pay I consider excessive cannot be rev\>cable. coast, where only EPA ha 2-li) Maple Avc. Rahway arc Commissioner of ihc- crimes: young children and crimes in New Jersey prnud <>> .uinmmcc the hirlh ol Girl Scouts from Clark meeting, 11 a.m.. Senior i iti/cn Center, Esterbnxjk Ave. returned to the Township treasury without creating chaos jurisdiction. The proceed Violcnt C runes Compensa- adolescents, women and For additional informa- "Who would want to their daughter Metallic Chm will be selling cookies as SUNDAT, OCTOH « 4 - Rahway Historical Society. in the accounting procedure. vacation in a cesspool?" of the lax would be used tt line horn AuguM JU. 1UH7 in open house, 2-5 p.m.. Merchant's & Drover's Tavern. St. tion lioard. will present a senior citi/ens. He will also tion, call Kean College and Overlook Hospital. Mclanie part of the Washington •Uncle Sam sees only that my employer (the one hour seminar at Kcan Senator Russo asked. "Who provide low-interest loan Rock Girl Scout Council's Georges Ave. describe the services the ask for Terry Meaghcr at weinhed 7 Ih*. J o/j.., and Mr. &, Mrs. Paul (ioorgc Hor Township) has issued W-2 information attesting to having College on Tuesday. Oct. would want to spend the for the development o measured I *J inches She has a annual fall cookie sale. MONDAY, OCTOIE* 5 - Young at Heart Club of St. state provides as well as 527-2557 or 255S. sisler. Tiliany Linnca. The vath of Old Undue arc proud to paid me S3.600 per year. Uncle Sam wants taxes on that 13. from noon in 1 p.m. in money on a trip to the land-based alternatives fo announce the birth of their win The door-to-door part of Mary's Church, meeting, I p.m.. Conncll Hall. maternal (grandparents arc Paul George Horvath. Jr.. born amount. Room A ot Downs Hall beach and then try lo ex- sludge disposal. M-irian .t Kenneth Marhach of the order taking sale begins MOMOAT, OCTOH* S - Rahway Retired Men's Club Hallway. The lulernal urand- September 15. I °H7 in John F. "The minutes of the June 15. 19X7 meeting, page I I, sponsored by the Kcan Col plain to the children that The Senate President als Kennedy Memorial Hospital meeting. I p.m.. Senior Cm/ens Center, Estcrbrook Avc. Engineering students njrents are lilaine & Willian today and will continue hxs an entry as follows: "Councilman Cnstiani said, Mr. lege Professional Women's they can't swim in the said he is developing legists I'arducci ol Hoscllc. Hdison. Paul Cieoruc Horvath. through October 18. Cookie TUISOAT, OCTOilB I - Rahway Municipal Council. Jr. weighed ft lbs. 10 O/J.., and President, he Ithat is II has plans which arc a little more Association. water?" tion that would prohibit thi measured I *>' * inches. The deliveries will be made by prc meeting conference, 7:30 p.m.. City Hall Council offered scholarships complicated for him (mcl because of the tax bracket (pro Senator Russo called on sale of any plastic con maternal urandparcnts are Mr. the troops front November Chambers. & Mrs. llcla John TJuemk of blcm it creates...), but you will find that his money will be Mr. Kac/marek has par- A statewide scholarship university engineering pro- Ithe federal government to tainers and packages foi 16 through December 6. TUISOAT, OCTOBfl I — Railway Historical Society. Avcncl. The paternal grand Proud of NJ? returned in one way or another for some purpose." ticipated in a number of competition for engineering gram accredited by the Ac- | stop all tt-sea test burns of which there exists a bio parents' arc Mr. & Mrs. Georgi The Girl Scouts will be sell- board meeting. 7:30 p.m. Horvath of Woodhridgc. (Either poorly written or poorly spoken, but it explains television programs in students interested in a con creditation Board for toxic waste, halt the at-sea degradable alternative. Pro ing six varieties of cookies WIMUSDAT. OCTOSU 7 - Rahway Parking Authori- my position.) This was the second time I had publicly eluding two Channel 2 suiting career is l>cmg held Engineering and Tcchnol burning of hundreds of ducts that have no bio and one cracker selection. ty, 7:30 p.m.. City Hall Council Chambers. staled at a Council meeting that I had intended not to preseniations cunt led "We b y the Consulting ogy lABEFl and seeking a thousands of ions of old degradable alternative Mr. X Mrv Larry Libi^ of All products arc baked by THUtSDAY, OCTOIU 1 - Rahway AARP 607, Wcvihanipioti Beach, NY. arc Get Your keep the increment. the Victims" and "Victims Lnyinccrs Council of New bachelor of science degree Hudson River piers and end would be subject to proud to announce (he hirlh of the Burry-Lu Company in meeting, 12:30 p.m.. Senior Citizens Center. l •The only time you really know your lax bracket and of Crime." C hanncl A Jersey. which may lead to ;i con all ocean dumping. plastics tax in an effort to ihcir daughter Amy Mane born Elizabeth. Scpienibor 15. W87 in South- SATUIDAT, OCTOIil 10 - Rahway American Legion the effect on the income (axes you pay when your income "Eye on New Jerse> " and a suiting engineering career. encourage research airnw Post 499, meeting, 5 p.m., post home, 59 Main St. A S 1.000 prize will be Preparations must be anipinn Hospital. Amy Marie The cookie sale is the comes from multiple diverse sources, such as mine, is at NJPT "Capital Report" awarded to the top winner Students must be cnlcr- made immediately for the at finding a suitabli weighed 7 lbs. 4 o/s., and primary fund-raiser for TUESDAY, OCTOIM 13 - Railway Historical Society, the end of the year when you fill out your 1040. presentation. He has also substitute. measured \^\* inches. Brothers Hew Jersey ing their junior, senior or land-based disposal of membership meeting. H p.m. Guest speaker Sid Olscn, according to CECNJ Presi- arc Uric, aye 7, and Joseph, tisc Clark's Girl Scout troops I hereby wish to assure your penman that, as a sym- given lectures at various fifth year lin a five-year pro- sewage sludge, which is 3. The imilcrnal grandpircnls president. S.A.R. Abraham Clark Chapter. Roselle. dent Gordon Kirjassoff and and the Washington Rock bol of my protesi, I will donate the net proceeds in my poblic and academic lor will also Iv eligible for a gram! in the fall of 198S and now dumped just 12 miles "The plastic bottles, six arc Harold & Barbura Sona nf THURSDAY, OCTOIII IS - Rahway Board of Educa- Port Reading. The jKitertial Council. Each box of Council pay beyond last year's reasonable level, less extra urns S5.000 national ana, J from should be in the top half of off the New Jersey coast. pack rings and other tion, regulur meeting, 7:55 p.m., Rahway Intermediate yranLi|Kircnls arc Marion Libis cookies sells for $2.50 and taxes and other expenses it causes me to pay, to some A former member of the the American CDnsuliing their class. Senate President Russo floatable plastics that have of Scwaren &. the late Joseph generates $1.78 contribu T-shirt and Help School auditorium. Libiv deserving charily or to some public service group permit- Union County Hoard of Engineers Council. I he said. been washing up on out TUfSDAY, OCTOH* 20 - Rahway Public Library, For further information tion to Girl Scouting. ted to lake donations from individuals. Chosen Lrccholdcrs and CECNJ scholarship will be shores are ruining our Board of Trustees meeting, 8 p.m., I 175 St. Georges Avc. and application forms, con Senator Russo also According to Mrs. Denise As to recyclablcs' collection at the curbside, your former Mayor of Clark. Mr. awarded in February l')88. beaches," Senator Russo WIDMESDAT, OCTO1IR 71 - City of Rahway, tact Mrs. Virginia Maguire. criticized the U.S. En- Peterson, community cook penman might find out from Mr. Monaco and Mr. Eckel Kac/niarek will key his CECNJ, 66 Morris Ave., said. "We cannot allow thii Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 4 p.m., Applicants must be vironmental Protection ie manager for Clark, the Ocumont FotfcraFighl Saviny. K Lain noodt sDrugs vour hrtp ro work tow.nd! .1 that I was one of the originators of the idea. remarks to those most Springfield. 07081-14(M. to keep happening." Municipal Clerk's office: enrolled in a college or Agency, for what he called funds will support troop ac diuy-free future for tlie Garden State. We're off«ing hKjh nullity T- Carmine F. Crlstlanl In addition, Senatoi CLARK "spotty" law enforcement tivities such as trips to the •inns that show our pride in our home stme to all concerned citvuis Fourth Ward Councilman Russo said he strongly sup THURSDAY, OCTOSIR 1 - Clark Art Association efforts. Mr. Ji Mrs. Joseph DeCcitlia Stutue of Liberty, the wl io would like to Jan in our fight aoainst diurp r-oi rach Mi t you Clark Township ports a bill sponsored by of Isehn are proud to announce meeting, pastel art demonstration, Clark Public Library. I lie birth of their daimhler Jen purchase, Cresttnont Federal will donate % 1001 o a bail di uo Sen. Frank Pallone Jr. j MONDAY, OCTOBER S - Clark Municipal Council ex- infer, horn September 8, IW7 in irtvibilitation center in vour name The silk£rc'PM illustration fcvituuxi D-Monmouth, that wouli Mcadnivlands Hospital Medical on the shirt is from orional ai twak from Now Jeisrv ai t ist Scot t ecutive meeting, X p.m., former Brewer School, 430 Golden memories I (.enter. Jennifer weighed A Ihs. require a strong manifes l GKtafson, wliosi? work lias Deon seen in raioiial puhfcitois Thr, Wcstfield Ave. 3 o/s.. and measured \ )'/i in system to track the disposa .ii I wot k highlQliK many of tlie thinqs+.hrifaip distinctly New Ji^'xv TUUDAT, OCTOBER 6 — Union County Regional ches. She has a sisler, Jaclyn. will never forget of hospital waste. Dirty syr I he maternal grand|uircnls lire our hefltnoo, our vacaton tinds, our spa'ts and (¥iia lainnKiit Board of Education regular meeting, K p.m., David John & Theresa Monidto of inges, pill bottles and othe Secauctls. the iwnernal grand SHOW YOUR PRIDE W OUR STATE AND tl OUR STATE'S FUTURE. Brearlcy-Regional High School. Due to many health problems for the past 22 years, I patents are Joseph & Inge hospital refuse were anioni paien IMp us and help Now Jersey win tlie font ag'iinst diuir',, as west nve TUUDAT, OCTOBER 4 - St. Agnes Rosary Altar Socie- have golden memories that will stay with me until my last the trash in a 50-mile slid I Wet eyli. a of Jersey City. ty, 8 p.m., Parish Hair, 332 Madison Hill Rd. day on this earth because of Rahway Hospital's staff, past ,-K towaidour goal of $25,000 in contributions to New jociys lutuie that recently washed u Tl msp shirts are available in aKh of our 77 hi anch ol I ice--, for JI ist M ns, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 - Clark Ik lard of Education, and present, including its volunteers. along New Jersey's benches DRIVE CAREFULLY! or you can cxder voui T-sluit bv rrvul, bysendiixj m voui payitviti with regular meeting, X p.m.. Administration Building, I also have praise for several roommates 1 had, in- yyMyyyywyw MMMM Schindlcr Rd. tlwait.iflMYl coupon cluding one of them that recently passed away, Herbie An interstate strike force WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14 - Clark Public Library Laycock, a police auxiliurian from Cranford. Herhie, as Three T-shirts are rnachne w.'isliable, made ol a laxrwrvii irKj blend ol proposed by Sen. Richan r Board of Trustees meeting, 7:30 p.m. >TK canbixl cotton and 50% polyester, with a high quality silk scitwi long as I am alive, you arc alive. You made my stay very Van Wagner, D-Mon &S®£> numiMIU ©®© UltllttBIll WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 - Clark American Legion pleasant and less painful. pnnt on front and brick They are available in Childron's Sw; IO I?, and mouth-Middlesex, to in 14-16 aal Adult Sl^es, Sl32-ldl, MU6-WI, L(40'll'i and XLld4-4hi Post 32X meeting, X p.m., post home. 7H Westfield Ave. I am a 1946 graduate of the police academy, attcn crease law enforcement of Mothers' center NewJersey^iSlYou MONDAY. OCTOBER 19 - Clark Municipal Council, ding with Lou Gucrtin, the father of the current Police ficials' abilities to crac to hold tale of JVK regular public meeting, X p.m., 315 Westfield Avc. Chief of Cranford, and with Harry Paige. I saw many down on illegal dumpers i WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 - Clark Taxpayers' Coali- tears from fellow police officers at Gray's Funeral Parlor another sound idea, he said children's clothing 11 Convenient Banking Locations tion meeting, X p.m., Clark Public Library; phone where Herbie was laid out. "All of these legislativ Birth Announcements will 38814X6 for further information. Frank Camerata was also a roommate at Rahway proposals must be passec The Mothers' Center of appear In Wednesday's Atom Hospital. We worked together at a shipyard in Kearny and enacted as expeditious Central New Jersey will Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway over 40 years ago. ly as possible," Senato conduct a consignment sale News Record/Clark Patriot Now I say with deep love in my heart, I would like to Russo said. of used children's fall and thank the following for making it possible for me to still winter clothing on October be around: Dr. Gerard, who 22 years ago put me on a 1 and 2. THE "We cannot allow ou breathing machine; and the wonderful care given me by The sale will be held at Plionc* commitment to cleaning U| Doctors David, Palin, Chin, Guarino, Partinope, Nicora, the Crescent Avenue Till Out Our Form Bolow And Miiil With Check To the ocean to wane now tha Hochran, Smith, Wexler and Whang. My love also goes Presbyterian Church, 716 Atom Tabloid — Birth the Labor Day Holiday i to Dr. Stan Choi. Also. 1 would like to thank former Watchung Avenue. Plain- behind us and summer is ol 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 Rahway Hospital employee Marlin Saba. field from 9:30 a.m. to 12 ficially over," Scnato God's blessings to all of you. p.m.; also from 5:30 to 7:30 SLEUTHS Russo said. "A clean oceai It's A Edward Damaskawltz p.m. on Thursday, and from Add $3.25 for is vitally important to ou Mr. & Mrs. . odcfl. information Wlnllold Park 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Fri- JO & .IOHN JACOHSON health, to our economy (twin*, yaat- day. of are proud to announce grandpanmti) I to New Jersey's image." All remaining mcrchun- I the birth .of their daughter/son . The Big Apple Hospice concern disc will be discounted on Friday. All sales will be on a I bom New York is definitely a big league city (Yankees, appreciated PICk-IT-NUMBERS cash basis only. 1 i.bt-i H0»l», l .iiiinunl HIMINMI 1. Fr. Charles Hudson, vice president of New Jersey Social Work Reservations at $10 a FHDAY mum mi In both Tile Atom Tabloid and the Rahway One question remains lo be answered: If you can other interested parents in News RecordyClark Pali Pete Shields, executive director Alumni Association al the person arc being completed Stpl. 25 537 '313 !*»> UT10.M HU.00 HELP MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN NEW JERSEY'S make it there, why in heaven's name would you wan! lo *52 '31 the community. Center for Hope Hospice college. through the social work SAIUWAY uranui. iwi. )i MCI tow FUTURE, FIGHT DRUGS WITH CRESTMONT FEDERAL! make it anywhere else? program office at the col- S s0 m«ia aum m For further information 219 E. Fourth Ave. The program will hegin at Stpl. 24 812 '218 36 '21 call 322-5994 or 5611751. i' i|987 Leather Impressions, Inc. Rosalia I 1:45 in Downs Hall. Co- lege. 1734 13.SJ4.50 $105.50 KAHU/AY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT I'AGE u THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1987 Oak Ridge. Clark KAHU/AY NKWSKf-COKIJCLAKK I'ATRIOT Ladies' Flight A TIIUHSIMV. OCTOBi:R 1. l')S7 Low Gross Gerry Gaynor, 85. Low Net Crosaderstop^Bulldogs, 14-9 Louise Stefanski. 69 Flight B l>y Ray Hoaglund Low Gross Johnson's Crusaders ViGrohusky, 105 ilctcaled (lie Bulldogs of Low Net Jonathan Dayton Regional. K.ay Kun/., Jean Peter Springfield, by the score of son. 78 U to '' on the winners' Flight C field, m the rear of 1 he Low Gross C I.irk school, on Saturday Betty Bcylon, 1 10 .ifleinoon hclore about SCHEDULES Low Net - 1.1)00 fans. Rhoda Faughnan, 74 It was the fourth annual Kickers, Saturday I nico Mow! Cianie. sjxxi- James Orlando. Albert sored by the Clark and Spr- 1987 Johnson Regional Davinus, Rhoda Fauglun, nK'.lield chapters of Unico. Bill Lee, 75 A trophy was presented to Sunday the Crusaders. Friday. Oct. 2 — Imnuiailaia 2 p.m. Edward Zamorski. Sr.. Johnson's Brian Power, Mike Canlilo, George uhd was sidelined for four Saturday, Oct. 10 — ;it Ridge 1 p.m. Ractz and Joe Lang. 72. yames last season with a Saturday. Oct. 17 — Middlesex 2 p.m. hioken ankle, gained 13.' HOLE IN ONE i.lids on 16 carries and Saturday, Oct. 24 — at Roselle — 1 p.m. Sandy Gonczlik: veicr.m i|uarterhack Jain Saturdayy,, Oct. 31 — Hound BroBroook — 1 p.m. On the 145-yard. 13th llodner accounted for i hole, using a seven iron, ihe points for the winner. SaturdaySd . Nov. 7 — at Hillside — 2 p.m. playing with Bill Dugan. The Crusaders also re- Saturday. Nov. 14 — Breaiiey — 1 p.m. James Sorcnsen and George i/civcd a solid defensive el Football Flight B Swartswood. fort from tackle Todd Thursday, Nov. 26 — at (iov. Livingston — 10:30 a.m. Railway's wmlcss Indians Albert I'olizzotto. 67 Burger !<>'}. ^40 I who is (First meeting of the teams on Thanksgiving Day) uill host ihe Cardinals of Flight C considered one of (lie heller I'lainficld at Memorial James Burns. 67. Imenien in the area. ~ Scratch Tournament licld on Sunday afternoon Linebacker ( hns Kisch Rahway High School with kickolf at 1:30. Saturday, Rick Pel- Openings still available played a stronj-1, defense tor The Indians played a ro/./ello — First and 17th the Bulldogs. fiw)d game at Summit last hole. in YMCA fall courses Johnson, who is now 10, Saturday losing to the Sum- Ed Gatto, third hold. opened the scoring in the mit Hilltoppcrs in a Wat- Bill McEntcc, fifth hole It's not loo lale to sign up nitty this week and are open session. line Sunday. Ocl. 4 — Plainfield -- 1:30 p.m. Ed Gatto. third hole chunj: Conference game. for fall programs at the taught by Divers' Cove in i'.iparocki caught a } I yard Saturday. Oct. 17 — Union — 1:30 p.m. The Indians led 12 10 at Bill McEntee. fourth hole Rahway YMCA. Openings Lawrence Harbor. II) pass. I'aparocki. who the end of tile half. The Bill Morton, seventh are still available in the For young people hail 40 catches last year, Saturday, Oct. 24 — Scotch Plains — 1:30 p.m. Hilltopi>ers went on tophole. gymnastics classes, youth lerested in helping in look the ball in at the Spr Saturday. Oct. 31 — at Wesifiekl — 1:30 p.m. when l.ocovare kicked a Larry PUani, tenth hole sports, swim classes, diving community, there iiiKlield five yard line. 23 yard field goal, as Allen Andy Coronato, 18th and the Kinder Program. Leaders' Club offered. linebacker Robert Ciallo Saturday, Nov. 7 — at Linden — 1:30 p.m. Parker's interception set up hole There are also openings in For more information, >d up the drive when he Saturday, Nov. 14 — at Hli/abetli — 7:30 p.m. the score. the exercise and swim stop by the YMCA at 1564 recovered a fumble on the The Indians began with a Sunday classes for adults. Irving Street in Rahway. or Thursday, Nov. 26 — C'ranlbril — 1 1:00 a.m. George Petronella, H12 Bulldog's J.v I) .1 lead when Carlos Garay Scuba classes are begin- phone 3HH 1)057. I he next JMIIIL" will be at scored from one yard out. Joe Lanza, H\l lrwin Josephs, Hi and 18 \'olan Field with Int- The Hilltoppers moved in iii.ieulala tomorrow at - when I'arker Hxik the ensu- Mark Van Name, #9 Joe Coleman. »\ 1 Mother Seton Regional High School p in ing kick and raced S8 yards WAX •dutiful tllUUJS hlippLMI 10 for a score. Marcel Kolc, #10 [)i>0|>li! who wuur our clothe Edward Murray, #14 Eipir.l 10,13,8; 13.87 7 Mim'lWffc P^'i'j'J'i'J'i'i'iH E.pirM 10, I 3'B7 '('('('ft'i'R Coffee Railway led at the half by T.nnli Schedule - 1987 Coupon not good with ony other offers. a I MO tally when Johnl Blind Draw, Saturday ^•H Coupon not goc I. Rudy Daunno and Oct. 6 Tournament KICK Barrel l.cinbrick ran for a 17-yard HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8:30-5 P.M. ID after a Garay pass. Mory Yegian. 62 — Middlesex County — Preliminary — (clqsedfor lunch 10:3c1 Matt Duffy of the Joe Stella and Warrcr 1st Round SUNDAY 8:30-1:30 P.M. 1129 Raritan Rd. Oct. 7 2nd & 3rd Round VlNCE'S MCBUfADIBfl Hilltoppers returned the se- Brcwster, Ray Giacobbc Oct. 8 and Joe Coleman, 63. Finals 32 Yean Experience OFF Clark, N.J. Oct. 13 cond half kick 70 yards and So. Plainfield Away 4:00 We aco competitor's coupons H GO! set up a three-yard run by Sunday Oct. 14 No Bruns. Home 4:00 CAR WASH John Kaufman that put the Joe Coleman and Mark Oct. 16 Bishop Ahr Home 4:00 751 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. 396-8918 home side on top 16 to 12. Van Name, 60 Oct. 19 So. Bruns. Home 4:00 >. Fruit George Petroncla an •Oct. 20 Kenilworth Home 4:00 RAHWAY, N.J. (Cor. Regina Av Rahway scored in the Oct. 21 Baskots, final 20 seconds op aDavid Kushinsky, Irwir Colonia Away 4:00 f*, Importoll Joseph and George Mar Oct. 23 J.F. Kennedy Home 4:00 We carry a complete line of Auto Accessories & Supplies 15 yard I'D by Garay. Oct. 26 J.P. Stevens Home 4:00 "' COIII.M' A Rahway is now 0-2, while tino, 63. Oct. 28 Uui'., Ladies' Chairman Trophy Mad. Central Home 4:01) Summit is 11. •Oct. 30 Roselle Home 3:45 Houn: M.H..J.I. 10 to i HoilR'nuult' Sue Orlowski, 71. " Yhu.i. ill s CliocoUiti's Clarbton Shopping Canter Tannlt Marian Martin, 73. •Non-League Games S. Nuts lii girls' tenn , ALJ recently lost to Green Save on Taxes While llrook. 3-2. THERMO PHORE Rahway girls lost to With Coffee Cranford, 41. The only Automatic Moist •nn Nation*! winner for Rahway wus EE0QH33QSILULXJLULE J Earning Top interest State... I ' •! I'll Kim Maskwa who defeated Heat Pack rVU'REIN Barrel Eatery & Gathering Place COMMAND Siaci lioiwin. 6 2.6-1. 1129 Raritan Rd. " 5 Laino T.V.'J Bowling * Snack or Dine on the Astro Clark, N.J. Rahway City Hull Turi Lined Football Field MAXIMIZE Employees League. Sept. 22 * Dancg on the Basketball 396-8918 Lined Dance Floor YOUR RETURN results at Roselle Lanes: * Entertainment Rightly 6 Ft. Subs, Italian Hwos, Alley Cats. 2; Dallbusters, The AMIT at the Cutoiing in Hot & Cold I Refisva Pain with ON SAVINGS Sign o/ the Ship If you like SPORTS ...... lino, 1Bt} Tooth, HomommJi? So lads Sinkers, 2; Recalls. I • ' Moisfun Heat. you'll love The SCOREBOARD AT RELIANCE Bokwoy Ollk. 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Albert Kohler, Religious News St. Thomas The Apostle Parish OBITUARIES GM supervisor Alben C. Kohler, 71, died Sept. 27 in Rahway FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY celebrates 75th year in Rahway Hospital after a brief illness. • V: Worldwide Communion will be observed Oct. 4 at World Communion Sunday will be observed at the Born in New York City, 10:30 a.m. Reverernd Robert C. Powley. pastor, will be First Bapiist Church of Rahway on Oct. 4 at 9:45 a.m. Verna Marsh, 84; he lived in Rahway 45 Dudley E. Painter, Jr preaching. Special music will be by the Westminster The Reverend Dr. Paul L. Siagg. Interim Minister, will years. REALTOR Choir, directed by James W. Musacchio accompanied by bring us the morning message. On this World Commu- active in community He was general super- Maria S. Flores, M.D. LAW OFFICES Faye D. Wilder at the organ console. Child care is provid- nion Sunday, Christians around the world will celebrate visor for the General St. Thomas the Apostle to his memory on January Motors Corp. in Clark ed during worship hour for infants and children to those their oneness in Christ by gathering at the Lord's Table. 27, 1984. A meeting and Mrs. Verna Kelscy member of the Womcns' Diplomate of in second grade. Parish in Rahway will many years, retiring in The Choir will sing under the leadership of Ms. Alice celebrate the 75th anniver- catechetical center is being Marsh, 84. died Sept. 21 at Auxiliary of Rahway Following morning worship the Nominating Com Firgau. Director of Music. Child care is provided Rahway Hospital after a Hospital; and member of 1974. American Board sary of its founding on Oc- planned in the near future. He was a member of the ANTHONY P. PASCALE mittee will convene at 11:30 a.m. in the Audiovisual throughout the morning for young children in the tober 4. brief illness. the Rahway Historical Room. Union Street entrance. The Staff Matters Com- nursery. Two of the original foun- Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Society. GM Seniors Club and was of Family Real Estate-Insurance mittee will gather at 11 :45 a.m. in the Church Library. Like so many others secretary to the Golden K Mortgages-Appraisals The study and nurture (if the Christian faith is the before them, the early im- ders arc still members c( St. Mrs. Marsh lived in Jersey Her husband, Rolph T. 777 West Grand Avenue Celebration Ringers meeting for rehearsal at 11:35 a.m. purpose and goal of our Christian Education program City before moving to of the Kiwanis Club. Physicians migrants to Rahway and its Thomas. They are Mrs Marsh, died last year. He was a communicant Immediately following worship, all present are invited to which begins at I I a.m. All ages .ire invited to participate Pauline Kost\ and Mrs. Rahway in 1923. Rahway, New Jersey 07065 32 Yrs of wefy penonul l«rvic« partake refreshments in Davis Hall. surrounding area sought to of St. Mary's R.C. Church 616 Grove Avenue in one of our classes. have a church of their own, Helen Falcsiv. The). hjie She worked in the en- Surviving are a son. The Church School Learning Hour is at 9:15 a.m. On this first Sunday in October, the Boards of and a member of its Holy and in 1912 the parish was always remained active tomology department of former Rahway mayor. Name Society. Edison, N.J. 08820 providing classes lor those in^indergarten to adult study. Trustees, Christian Education and Diaconale will meet at organized. members of the church Merck & Co. 20 years, retir- Councilman John C. of 381-6494 New Member Classes begin this Sunday at 9:15 a.m. in 12:15 p.m.; the Church Council at 1:30 p.m. Mr. Koehler also was a (201)548-6303 The parish was founded community, and umil the ing in 1962. Rahway; two daughters. 208 Central Avenue the Church Library. The Naomi Circle is also on Thursday, Oct. I at 1 last two >car\. NVJIINC ol member of the Rahway Hours by appointment (201)396-0850 599 St. Georges Ave as St. John the Baptist Mrs. Marsh was a mem- Mrs. Verna Strunk of Sidcliners Association, an Mon.-Sat. & Evenings Rahway • 388-0154 Meetings of the week: p.m. in the home of Mrs. Jean Truse. Greek Catholic Church. Fr. their advanced 4£r. the> are ber of Holy Comforter Hampton, and Mrs. Abbic Rahway Today, Oct. 1 — Bell Choir members meeting at 6:30 Choir rehearsal is on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. unable to attend church organization that organized Peter Kustan served as the Episcopal Church. Ann Brown of Lawn the concession stands at the p.m. in the Music Room. At 8 p.m. Westminster Choir You are welcomed to share with us in all the ac- first pastor from 1912 to When ailed. "Urn did \>>u She was a charter mem- Meadow. Mass.; 10 grand- members rehearsing. tivities that make up our Church life at First Bapiist. We want a church>- Mrs. Kov Rahway High School fool- 1926. An initial lot purchas- ber and past president of the children: and 15 great- ball games. Friday, Oct. 2 — Cub Den 2. meeting at 3:30 p.m. in are an American Baptist Church located on the corner of ed for the church site was ty responded uithoul hesi- Rahway Woman's Club; grandchildren. the Scout Room; Girl Scout Troop 1500 convening at 7 Elm and Fsterhrook in Railway. , tation. "If vixi're s^ing to Surviving arc his wife Williams & Giountikos Dr. Paul Scollo m sold when the parish pur- Muriel; two sons^ Albert of p.m.: Troop 716 meeting also at 7 p.m. in Davis Hall. chased the German Luther- raise a Cirmh. sou need a This Spot - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - Saturday. Oct. 3 — The Alcoholics Anonymous ^ 1 church...there t> no Und of. Raleigh, N.C.. and Kenneth Podiatrist an Church tor their own re- of East Grcenich, R.I.; and Group meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Squier Hall Gymnasium HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL CHURCH ligious purposes. life without a church." Foot Surgeon and Youth Room. three grandchildren. Every Sunday the" Holy Eucharist is celebrated at The church was blessed Mrs. Falesky saxi the Nancy Masonis, 94; Could Monday, Oct. 5 — Girl Scout Troops 450 and 401 7:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. with the sermon by Fr. William Ell- by the Most Rev. Joseph church always brought her 388-3636 521 New Brunswick Ave. meeting at 6:30 p.m.; Troop 1235 convening at 6 p.m. in inger. Rector. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Mass is also O'Connor. Bishop of New "a great sense of celebration Rahway resident 47 years Perth Amboy, N.J. Davis Hall; Cub Den Leaders meeting at 7 p.m. in the celebrated every Tuesday at 10 a.m. ark in 1913. The church on and joy in God's presence." John Wode Be Yours Seoul Room. The October schedule of events is as follows: Irving Street was the home Mrs. Nancy Dehncrt General Practice with emphasis on (formerly of 280 Hfobart St.. Perth Amboy) Tuesday, Oct. 6 — The U.P.W. Workshop Ladies Oct. 2, 3 — Rummage Sale.'"9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. of St. John Vtanney R.C. for the people of St. John's Bishop Michael Dudick. Masonis, 94, died Sept. 27 Church in Colonia. John J. Wode, 53, died PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH meeting at 10 a.m. in the Church Library; The Associa- Oct. 4 — Bishop's Visit and Confirmation. 10 a.m. until October 6. 1968 when Eparch of Passaic. will in Rahway Hospital after a tion Brown Bag Luncheon is at noon in the Church Sept. 24 at St. Elizabeth RESULTING FROM: service. the new church and parish celebrate the Divine Liturgy long illness. Surviving arc her hus-Hospital after a long illness. Library; Boy Scout Troop 47 meeting at 7:15 p.m.; The Oct. 6 — Altar Guild meeting. 7:30 p.m. center were dedicated on St. and lead the parish celebra- 826-0893 Born in Newark, she liv- band, Frank Masonis; a Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Automobilo Accidsntl Falls t Untafe Condition! Board of Deacons meeting at 8 p.m. in the Church Oct. 11 — Pot Roast Dinner, seatings at 4 and 6 p.m. George Avenue. tion. 574-1200 Library. ed in Rahway the past 47 daughter, Mrs. Marie Wode lived in Roselle Park Medical Negligence Uniafo Productt, I Machinal Oct. 12 — Vestry meeting. 7:30 p.m. With the purchase of the Con-celebrating the years. Scobey of Englcwood, Fla., before moving to Linden Workploca Accidents Sovera Bumf Now located across from Perth Amboy Hospital Wednesday, Oct. 7 — Cub Pack 4 meeting at 3:30 The ECW Craft Workshop meets at 6:30 p.m. every Divine Liturgy with Bishop She was a communicant and a granddaughter. Convenient buses M13, M17 & Ml 16 p.m, in the Scout Room; The Boy Scout Committee property on St. George seven years ago. Tuesday. First Holy Communion instruction classes meet Avenue the name of the Michael will be Bishop He was a pressman for meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Scout Room. every Monday at 4 p.m. Youth Group meets the first and George Kuzma, auxiliary of OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: Thursday, Oct. X — Cub Den 3 meeting at 4 p.m.; parish was changed to St. the Tingley Rubber Co., third Sunday at 7:30 p.m.. and the second and fourth Sun- Thomas the Apostle. Be- Passaic and Msgr. George South Plainficld, 20 years, Tiger Cubs meeting at 6:30 p.m.; Bell Ringers meeting'at day at 11:30 a.m. Durisin, dean of Passaic, Real Estate " Commercial Transfers Colon And 6:30 p.m. for rehearsal; Christian Education Committee sides the Rev. Peter Kustan, Robert Kuenze, 67; retiring in 1972 due to a Incorporation! * Condominium I. Planning the following pastors have disability. " Municipal Court Matters Rectal Suraer Don't meeting at 8 p.m. in the Church Library; The Wills 1 Estates p served the parish; Rev. Also con-celebrating will C Di Westminster Choir meeting at 8 p.m. for rehearsal. Mr. Wode was an Army Divorce i, Adoptions ' Contract Disputes Summit Colon Let ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY Joseph Jackanich. 1926-32; be former pastors. Rev. Retired toll collector veteran of the Korean War. Realty It Ride ' The church is located at the corner of West Grand The congregation will observe Sunday, Oct. 4 as the Rev. Alexander Dolinay, Msgr. Joseph Jackanich, and Rectal Avenue and Church Street. Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost. We will also Rev. Paul Barnyock, Rev. Surviving arc his wife, US W.lMl.ld Av«. By You 1932-34; Rev. John Slivka, Robert E. Kuenze, 67, He was a communicant the former Ruth Anthes, Clerk Surgical Associates celebrate the Feast of St. Francis of Assist. There will be a 1934-44; Rev. Paul Bar- Msgr. Robert Senetsky, and FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 9:15 former associates. Rev. died in Rahway Hospital of St. Mary's R.C. Church. two sons, Edward and Thomas Logio, M.D. nyock. 1944-52; Rev. Alex- Sept. 26 after a long illness. Frederick Bohuk. both of SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a.m. The Church School returns to two sessions at 8:30 Michael Chubirko, Rev. 151 Summit Ave., is Vislocky. 1952-56; Rev. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., Linden; a daughter Ms. Personalized Service Is What CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS Summit OF RAHWAY and 9:30 a.m. Emil Bednar, 1956-60; Rev. Christopher Zuggcr; Rev. Joseph Loya. Rev. Thomas he lived in Elizabeth before Surviving are his wife, Joan Herbst of Linden; Our Reputation Is Built On! Office Proctology and Second Church's worship and programs arc open to The Parish Family Holy Eucharist will be celebrated Robert Senetsky. I960 and moving to Clark for 34 the former Loretta Hurley; three brothers, Claude of people of every race, culture, nationality and status. at 9:30 a.m. with the Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin as Celebrant Rev. Emil J. Mihalik, Siebcrt and Rev. Gerald five sons, Robert of Puerto 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201-B Colonoscopy Dolan. O.F.M. years. He lived in Rahway Manahawkin, Robert of MEMBERS OF Diseases of the Colon October 4 — Church School for all ages, 9:30 a.m.; and Homilist. In observance of the Diocesan Octave of 1961-68, Rev. Theodore for the past year. Rico, John of Iselin, Dennis Woodbridgc Township, and 396-0606 UNION COUNTY CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 supervised crib room during worship; 11 a.m.. Divine Prayer for Peace, a specially composed Litany for Peace Chelena, 1968-75 and Rev. of Clark, Gerard of Rahway Charles of Rahway; a sister, EVE. MULTIPLE and Rectum will be said by the priest and congregation. Prayers for Bishop Michael will bless AN ICON BANNER of Saints Cyril and Mothodlus will bo blossed by Bishop Michuol as Mr. Kuenze was an as- Problems with constipation Worship, Interim Minister Robert Beach Cunningham John Zeyack since 1975. two banners as part of the sembler for the Biehl Manu- and Thomas of Rosellc Mrs. Dorothy Irwin of 382-5012 LISTING SERVICE will preach on "At Table With Our Lord." Worldwide peace will continue to be offered during the period Oct part o/ Iho 7 5th anniversary colobration of St. Thomas Tho Apostlo Church, Rahway. Park; four daughters, Ms. Elizabeth; and three grand- 388-3636 Hours By Appointment 411. During the pastorate of celebrution: An Icon Ban- facturing Co. in Findernc. Communion will be celebrated. Rev. Emil Mihalik, the ner of SS. Cyril and Meth- He was also a retired toll Marylin Kuenze of Balti- children. RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 273-4444 Scheduled meetings include: The church is located at the corner of Elm Avenue more, Md., Mrs. Patricia and Irving Street and is now in its 151st year of service. parish was relocated to its odius und Our Ludy of Mar- collector for the New Jersey Oct. 4 — Mission Committee after worship. present location. iapoch. Each banner is Turnpike Authority. Hubach of Manahawkin, Oct. 6 — Choir Rehearsal, 7 p.m. Robert Stasiak, Father Emil was named designed with two side The panels of the Muria- Following the Liturgical Memorial Remembrance He was a staff sergeant in Mrs. Evelyn Pineda of organist and choir director. Auditioners are welcome; the first bishop of Parma, panels. poch banner contains celebration a dinner will be of the priests who .served the Army during World Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Rev. Steele IS YOUR CHILD'S 688-3124*574-0428*564-8820 Pastor Nominating Committee, in search of a new perma- TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ohio by Pope Paul VI. The panels of the SS. flower motifs representative served in the parish center. and parishioners will lake War II and a member of the Mrs. Carol Kennedy of SAFETV SKAT CARI T. QUIJANO, M.D. nent pastor, 8 p.m. OF RAHWAY The Rev. Minerva Sleele, Bishop Emil was bishop of Cyril and Methodius ban- of this area. The panels On Sunday, September place cm Sunday, N/ovem- American Legion, Unit No. "Bayville; and nine grand- INSTALLED is pleased to announce Oct. 8 — The Session, 7:30 p.m.; Hund in-Hand, Sunday, October 4: The 11 o'clock Family Worship honor the origins of the im- children. 74, pastor of the Mount CORRECTLY? Parma from June 12, 1969 ner contains the crests of 27, a balloon launch by Ihe her I, at 2 p.m. 86 of Susquahanna, Pa. the relocation of his 7-9:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Room. Service and Sacrament of Holy Communion will be to January 27, 1984. The the counties of the Union of migrants who founded the children began the celebra- Zion F.B.H. (Fire Baptist Oct. 11 — The class for Confirmants will resume its celebrated by the Pastor, the Rev. Donald B. Jones. parish center was dedicated Uzhorod. parish. tion. Holyness) Church, Linden, office at meetings at 9:30 a.m. All young people who were in at- Music will be provided by the Senior Choir under the died Sept. 19 at Newark In- tendance prior to the summer as well as any others are direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. Church School and the ternational Airport after 1166 St. Georges Ave. Welcome to attend. Adult Bible Class will convene at 9:15, followed by Cof- 71.» pick Mr. Stewart was a the former Hedwig Zielin- before moving In Foil City and in Findcrne for 15 and Mean Fund drives in years ago. of Cranford. Alan of Clark; Marlene VanClefl of Cape UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK machine maintenance ski; a daughter, Mrs. Meyers. Fla.. seven years Coral; two sislers, Mrs. years, until I960. Before Ihe township. OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK planned at Westwood She was a homemakcr. and Selma Keil, of Coral worker in the Lamp Works Carolyn Glodek of lulison: ago. thai, she was a secretary al She was ihe daughter of On Sunday the Main Worship Service will be at 11 Mrs. Meltzer was a Springs, Fla.; a sister, Elsie Mary Reider of Roselle, and a.m. and the Evening Service at 6 o'clock. Sunday School On Sunday, Oct. 4 ut the 10 a.m. service of worship. E. Maher Division of General Elec iwo brothers, Stanley She was an operator for Mrs. Hernice Kulya of International Correspon- Ihe lasi Right Rev. Mitrale The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz will continue his 9-week scries The Rosary Altar Society Rev. Charles Hudson of the Atom Tabloid member of the Hadassah, Nathan of Pembroke Pines, Szc/.esny of Sparta, and dence School in Scranlon, Damian Krehel, and sisler will begin at 9:45 a.m. for children, youth and the mental- Florida, and five grand- trie, Newark, more than 30 New Jersey Hell Telephone Carlerel; and five grand of sermons on the Gospel of 1 John. Theme is "Christian of St. John the Apostle Center of Hope. Ilio EiiimMlonl ol .1 complolu ,,.|inio,,;, i.'ncvKl.'islor nilmonco ulilion With iiiomor.ll)i).Hitiliilp.ul[i,Ml UIIIII- i children. :" years, retiring in 1976. Co.. Rahway. 20 years, children. Church will tie at 11 a.m. Life," the sermon title is "Turning to God — Part 2." Church, Clark-Linden, will Tickets may be purchas- £ nil) ovur pl.icoil on tho Holy Scnpluios j Sisterhood of the Ahavath Maher, 85. died Sept. 27 at He was a communicant hurg; a sister, Mrs. Anne Mrs. Stanlon was a gra- Theophil Krehel. The sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed hold its annual Communion ed for $12 at Rosary the Raritan Bay Medical of St. John Vianncy R.C. Wo/.niak of Lyndhurst; and duate of Old Forge High Surviving are her hus- Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Ladies Visita- Breakfast on Sunday, Oct. Proleslanl • King James Version Catholic' fho'NVwAmcricVn'Bible tion, 10 a.m.; Wednesday, Mid-week Prayer Service, 7 on this World Communion Sunday. Fellowship hour meetings, after Masses on Center after a short illness. Church, Colonia. three tsrandchiklren. School in Old Forge, Pa., band, Arthur II. Slanlon; a p;m.; Thursday, Visitation. 7 p.m.; Saturday, Visitation, follows. The general public is welcome to attend. II. the weekend of Oct. 3, or by Born in Rahway, she had and a 1940 graduate of ihe daughter. Lisa, al home; 10 a.m. Transportation is available by calling the church Sunday school for all ages is provided each Sunday The breakfast will be held contacting Mrs. Rose Cor- Emma Moore, 107 resided in Avencl until she Wyoming Seminary Busi and her mother, Fvelyn at 574-1479. Nursery care will be provided at all the ser- and also "An Experiment in Faith and Caring" class for at The Westwood, Gar- nicello. breakfast chair- moved to the Fords section Ethel Caudill, 94; ness School in Hazlelim, Sleek Krehel of Warren. vices. those who want to find out more about what it means to wood, following 9 a.m. women, at 925-6675. No was deaconess of of Woodbridge 10 years Pa. She also atterrded ihe Services were held Mon- IK- a Christian and a member of Osceola Presbyterian Muss in the church. tickets will be sold at the ago. former Rahway resident University of Scranlon. day. Sepl 21. al Holy Trini- The church is located at 4 Valley Road, at the Clark The guest speaker will be Irving Spiegel, 74; Parkway Circle, Exit No. 135 of the Garden State Church. Both meet at 9 a.m. door. Rahway church Her Husband, Joseph She was a member of I In- ty F.islern Orthodox Parkway. Survey of the New Testament classes are held each Maher, died in 1975. ly Trinity Eastern Orthodox Church al '> a.m. with in- Dr. Frank Papandrea is the Pastor. Sunday from 9-9:50 a.m. and 7:30-8:30 p.m. with team ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY With her husband, she WWII veteran )Mrs. Flhel Beatrice 'Chapter, FJizabelh; Ihe Church in Rahway, where ternment al Ha/elwood Ce- teaching by Tim and Lee Pretz. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Emma Moore. 107, mother of the church. formerly owned and opera- (,'audill, 'J4; formerly of American Red Cross. Illiz- she served on the church metery, Rahway. The service of Holy Communion will be conducted o»ot«s MAY »rricK(D ur At " Two prayer groups meet at the church on Thursdays by the Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, Pastor, at 8 and 11 a.m. died Sept. 27 at home. She was a member of ted Maher's Sugar Bowl in 'I'li/jihelh and Rahway, died abel,h; and the Ladies Aux- from 7:30 8 a.m. und 7-7:30 p.m. for prayers of pruisc, Born in Selma, Ala., Mrs. Lady Esther Chapter 23 Avcnel for many years. Irving Spiegel, 74, of retiring 12 years ago. S Sepl. 22 at Sunnyside Nurs iliary of FJizabeth General YOUR NEWSPAPER ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK on Sunday, Oct. 4. Sunday Church School will meet at Atom Tabloid thanksgiving and needs of individuals. The general public 9:15 a.m. Children are encouraged to worship with their m Curtraf Amm Moore lived in Rahway 49 Order of the Eastern Star, Surviving arc two Iselin, died on September Mr. Spiegel was an Army ing Home, Sarasota, Fla. Medical Center, IZIi/jihcth. The main worship this Sunday is at 10:30 a.m. with is cordially invited to participate. parents. •>liw«r. N.J. 07M5 years before moving to Rahway. daughters. Mrs. Ann Horn- 22, in Iselin. veteran of World War II. Horn in F.li/.abelh, Mrs. : the celebration of Holy Communion conducted by Rev. . ..*.. i., _•». „„_»_ ^ I |. Her husband, Louis ing of Avcnel and Mrs. Bet- Born in Newark, he resid- He was a member of the Caudill lived in Rahway PEOPLE Joseph D. Kucharik. Sunday School and Bible classes for Junior Choir rehearses at 3:45 p.m. on Thursday, Meetings during the week: Plainfield 10 years ago. Surviving are a son, Tim WB,V^* ••—»» t%l« t Iw.. I I Moore, died in 1945. ty Baylis of Fords; two ed in Bloomfield, Irvington Hebrew Club, Irviiigton. before moving 10 Sarasoci all ages at 9:15 a.m. Oct. I and the Chancel Choir the Mime day at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6 — Finance Committee. 7:30 p.m. • She was a member of the Jr., of Bridgeport, Conn.; Alcoholics Anonymous continues Thursdays ut 8:30 Wednesday, Oct. 7 — Property Committee, 7:30 ——-. .1 111 oi I. _U Jj" ' ' ' Progressive Baptist Church, Surviving are a son,sisters, Mrs. Catherine Me- and Clark before moving to He is survived by his eight years ago'." iwo daughters. Mrs. F.lnora Scheduled meetings this week: Monday, Confirma- Whitney White of Tallasee. Camley of Rahway and Iselin two years ago. wife, Sylvia and two She was a member of Si. Carmcxly of Sarasota and SERVING tion classes start 6:30 p.m.; Lutheran Womcns' Mis p.m. and Fridays at I p.m. at the Osceola Presbyterian p.m.; Youth Choir Rehearsal, 4-5:30 p.m.; Choir, 7:30 : Rahway, where she was a Church. p.m. ; former Sunday school Ala; 10 grandchildren; 39 Mrs. Margaret Cookc of He was an insurance daughters. Donna Amster, James Mclhodist Church. Mrs. Lorraine Milchclllrce sionary League, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m.; great-grandchildren; and California; six grandchild- salesman for the Motor of Hackcltstown, and Mrs. Caudill also was a Thursday, Bible Hour, 8 p.m. Board of session is scheduled to meet on Monday, Thursday, Oct. 8 — Prayer & Praise, 7:30 p.m.; superintendent; former of Tampa; nine grandchil PEOPLE Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Stewardship, 7:30 p.m. deaconess; member of its nine great-great-grand- ren; and four great-grand- Club of America, Passaic Michelc Spiegel, of Iselin: member of (he Order of Ihc dren; and nine greatgrand- NATIONAL NEWSFAPEH WEEK Missionary Society; and children. children. fnr over 25 years before and two grandchildren. F.astern Star. I'.mmans children. OCTOBER 4-10.1987 I Will !() Tl IURSDAY. GCTOBKK 1. l'W7 RAHWAY NEWS-RUCORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY Ni:WS-Krc:<.)HI)/CI.ARK P/YI KlOT rillJKSDAY. (K'l'OHl-:n 1. l')S7 PAGE 11 FENCING t ERECTING PAINTING 1 ELECTRICAL loaa used atuoled urs amd trucis. OECORAIING Kigtesl prices paid. 24 hr. i™,n, SERVICES SOCIAL SKVICE/Cou/mlor STMICHTLKE ftHCIHC. «ll types f/P/rjm«posjtM)M. Jrwllpm.7im SOCIU SERVICE/ MIIUJO ol Croup SALES Uom Plrxung get the job done Home lor drmkxmtnwli diubled lOTOWIIIC S4UK2 *l ••!.•« U»l 1 ln,U||^ y,,y I0MN S PAINTING. Int/Eit Pain AMP Electric Int Rtrndentu) In REAL ESOTE GUUJE wk«ds in (rmju home fry dtveloo- senior cttutns. Requires BA. in «««njo:, li,etsl,mal«s .'4 »( ting Paper Hanging Bonded I Ins dmt/ijl. Commetctjl Lie No /5J2 m«ntjlly drubled Ralitsd tip *e«r Jersey area H.jheitPnces 75O-9135 Pjin lmg E.oeiienced Inlerior'Ei Jonn W Pjui.lui £ ^ofi tic tlec Un.onCo /A8C 754-5JJ0 Co/ADC Appt. 7S4-53M Used Passenger Cjr Iirei rtjnrnj Bll F(*a COMPANY te r US'BfASONABLE IreeEst XiKil Canf/jctoii ?i haul ven-.te WE WILL ACCEPT needs 2 hard working in- CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR f/P/Iime 1180 p/ioll tikinf dividuals who honestly need YOUR VISA OR photM Exp/unnec. J5MU cjm 1 10 Mm 40k first yeor. rully F,jni,s fdintwig Utt Estimate MASY EUCJHIC (LJLLV INSURtt) lilm jup/lree. 0/E/W Eit. 1163 rrained. salary plus commis- tj.g Sjvin^sun uied pjni ' an n. N.J. Guaranteed want adi — if item is not lold 7IIJ ll.rae.rt, «..,«,. HIM Pamti IntarioT-'Eli Regency full lime Silesperun Must h»e Fiee Estimates loin 54V4751 during tint 3 issues, ad will run next Cjrlerel 1 • ali.ey. M.j SPECIAL Crjll I in lad II41 cir. Knowledge ol Union t, M>d- Mom'i jlop c>ing' Start imiling orjohn 3M-12U 394 9311 3 issues fRtt. Call when all items are sold. oly Ijmily f'jnih Cenlur MATERIAL dlese* County irei helpful. Full Htte'i you( ulution Reluble cue. UELLINO lliina.< 3jl Ocl 17 9-3' Conic in — See erw't E« benefits including Profit Shidng lonnj child Cjie fenced in yard tenor ^7 ence F,e« FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD HANDLERS Sorry, no informition given over CJII Helen'! Place 3S13159 Sp*-cuJi1t 0" Whidoool G S K^n : I-. nl-. our Many Samples FLOOR CARE tstimjlr) 21330.5 SERVICES We ore now occepling ap- mor* jnd un moil nuiri A mod-.h :.|..- tijr phone. For ippomlment only Mint condition, quiet tree-lined H.1I1 llol« Inn Clluicll Bum pl.C111.oni toi full time poti- BUSINESS S74-02S) SUSAN S WALL HAPEHINC - .Hi ,,1, 1 Ejll 574-1200 • Salt HJ(J JollL.r.un cur Hjj The Atom Tabloid lions with a leoding cosmetics OPPORTUNITIES UH Fit IT SUVE S PAIN1ING lnt'E»t LUM :•• •: ill Ci-.li ,,i Cli,-a lo, V) 'Jl.J0.IO. 1 2 9.3jmBj(/](jl SUNDAyS 5 30 3 30 i.m Piper Hjles F Esl 2SJ 1911 S«i0tJ7 street and a great starter 219 Central Ave. manufacturer. General Seiv.CB i OtOjir. All nuke-, r MUVINO' In .'('Wiin U ALL "DOLLED" UP FOR SHOW....Antiquo. colloctiblo, Bill iniioor liej Maikel B Haute SI30 per month, J30 defer- :.!,..l -ill, .1,1 .Vil,r. Molun yi ma term I handler work . Rentyour own room Shireexpense models Wjihrd Di^tr. [V.li Classic Uecu'jting Hallpapenng Cjlhohc H S Ujnljn Bd Rihway, N.J. red Nocollecting. 73M310 BEFORE U HAUL modorn and artist dolls and accessories will all bo on ""I »•'•••> IMHI.- "•« pli'.l Previous experience helpful. Modern shop Ideal for mjnicum!. wj^he'i Nj otfuic^ t;hjr^tf Si Cil Inl Pjinting int SluCCO Oe.H'i home. 2 bedrooms, enclosed 1 IO'3 9jm5o,n 574-1200 Apply in person to Personnel Tony's Pun £ Stromboli, 1080 F tstlnsuie^ DonRu sale by 50 exhibitors al tho Now Jorsoy Doll Show & 1." l,i «,'ii,),-r ..,., i,,,n i.'tfnilOXtJiiCouiil S41-79O3 : D«pt..Mon-fri., 7om-3pm, Broidwiy, Rih. "Pun Min ' 1 Pie masseus & electrolysis Tor further inJMji[i CjllAIUkj; 574-2SSI inlocjll H2JSJ24 Salt) on Sunday, Octobor 4, at tho Holiday Inn, 550 W. front porch. (WSF1184) Min/Helper.f/r 3U-SU7 "fOb" KUUHi Haid.ixxJ UDOU Undercoeererejr afenb *s seen on UNDID IKUillD Wt. Pleasant Avo (Rt. 10), Livingston, from 10 a.m. to VILLAGE COMMON CHANEL, Inc. P/I - Elin money lor the holidiyi! 'IIJJI; bttjutitui b, duo* iueculiiti S49MOV! TV. Lingerie home perl? plan. Make u'asttlei: lances IIM 636-OJSI 4 p m. Admission is S3 50: children under 12, S1 $133,000 iicn, i J. eeaU *»e. Avon Repi. Mike up to S0% com- JOHN'S • ICU towi FLEA MARKET 174 CU * food money, no collecting, no '•i f Plicetavray, Ni. 01154 mission PAT 534-2944 '• dlXll?it9?*' Equal Oppor-tunity Employee P/T DRIVERS «,lh cirs lor eirly A & F APPLIANCE I'Mo^iiu B'uk,.|j(,, I.(mum lurlow Mil Bok.o( Av.nui. 1XTIIIOI WTIISOI fOFA CHAIR i :-> r. 1 Wjriled toHcnl 3 b«lfni or 1 Imly. /Alt i tn. newspiper deliveiy. Mon-Sit.. GAROENING t, Lir.l .ml,) ni-iuijuf.i, nuw (ivni( I,KU Av.ml. N.J. SERVICE WALLPAMl 1 VIMTl H/T Janito/.lmmed op«n,nj Perm 4-7im. Excellent pay I incentives SCHLOTT mcBlocilijii cjnpay SWll.l chilil. ^ l,,,j '.W.l,..,•_. Hi,..,- LANDSCAPING '12 3885280 *6 Call f i),,ore^n,^r,,,nr,-Lt * 2HI144I) DOTidort, txnettn PreferencB lo OWN yoUR OWN APPARtl OR U IT. CliriHIIT. 100 1 iiiulldogfiuosebioheii 375:SS43 Nocalleetmi. 233-0310 SAi.i.lNI. MAT IIOTK1W. u. pi IU Cm yuu buy If.'l)'. C.H-. 4i4 i-.t.J Now op.n II Sol. 1 Sun. Huuiflwoikei nxLUjnonced. 3 loom R_jh_r«idcntvRjhP/'Lib388-Q761 SHOE SlORf. CHOOSE fROM [J,..!,»„..I,,.,.. II..,,n, U.i,,,,.-. 233-5555 264 K. Broad St. u HAIIWAV I5«3l), pie' . Mori,.1 will b> op.n on apt J6houj|y, 3hM weekly, twicaa SAILS DREAM JOB Keep (he most JfAN/SPORISWEAR. LADIH .'I i>\ I .|) tl'J yp.. w,' WestfiYld, N.J. ^Mop ,,,jil iinmtd lur wh^lfvur monjh HeleiBricni 3S2-2012 :', I I S..i,u), •• ,li-.L,n,nl fiun.ny Clititniit HrrnkJvali.Ci.My Itll ISIIMATIS I I ljytOZ 837 3401 Ell 179 Thundo,, important |ob ai homemaker w P/I NEWSPAPER ASSEMBLY Sun. APPAREL, MEN'S, CHILDREN- NIW UNlNb. N1W S-li'b/mo L'jllHud(ii,« 382-14J3 Aoir. Cjblui^ Huang 7410536 PIUU Ulli 1740017 Hi AW WHHUNli Iron, 4 lo 10 p.m. L'ounref Help Pi::eiU mother Earn 1180 lo/ 3 evenings FAOORY 3im.fi: 30im. Minimum /MATERNITY. LARGE SIZES 494-0481 •IJDSii It OrflCI 'SMOC wilhoark PETITE. DANCiWEAR AERO- Thjichmi, S4M<.ii.f, Ftdiliiin^ 1 All CALLS tttSWIIID Coll (.P. Will UlS-oo pel week. Hiring lo/ Christmai fUZ/mnnthCell 233^)310 Sunshine UphoUtory mj A.jiljblo Ocl 1, 1-JH7 S625 1 ASSEMBLERS BIC. BRIDAL. LINGERIE OR Top So.1. Rnuld lUJ.anlMd. M«j- 10 mil IN THI A«U ^Jion . 906-473? fl \ FOREMAN. Responsible lor lee. the Rahway Adult School? month mclLduwlnclric C.llljskfoi ^ ACCESSORIES STOKE ADD ibkL SOCIAL ^EHVICE/Keliel Manager of & dlst. pipers to drivers & record V OPEN HOUSE AniCE»H»USrf»N ID ill * limv.-i EljiiearLlltn 574-120O CLEANING PEOPLE wjiil«J (OMUC Chanel, Inc., a top p-e'- COLOR ANALYSIS BRANDS ji:ii.ifii,-J lot) -.u,} l.ii ul,? M. CIOBOANO jt'OUL) bomt hi developmenUHy 'ume/cosmelici manufac- keeping. 37a.m. Mon.-Sit J150 wk PLUMBING I HEATING i:." ..Hi.jiii'i '.inn DOLLHIRlllCEHIiriMll * AUDI' .Stum lor 'JJIM Krtlm Ladies cessful cIe a n1n u sefwice Ul CLAIBORNE. GASOLINE U-lne'fil Cjll 311 014! PtUMIING X HUTIMG Rulivvuy Ailiill School principles so as to avoid pit (JiubW. finwood/Weitiield tiei turer, hoi openings for faC- pi bonus. WesHield. 233-0310 HEALTHTEX. IEVI. LEE CAMP needs ot ailulis who ma\ 382 S2S4 TION I'AI'fllS -Sitnil J! cj'.lt lor Cliitliin^ loy, -chool supplies Call Butitff iH^ad vjiicern«n t 245-1949 634-9190 will he ofl'criiii; uighi neu Helitsd HJipenencB 1 dnver'i 'ory ossemblert. Light BEVERLY HILLS ST. MICHELE A I l.llM'.i..l|)irli S,)J Shlllb LEUNGS PLUMBING 1HEATIKG falls and problems which wish lo travel, and for pni Sunday 10/4 l-4pm CAMERA, NrUi'iM.il I IN 11-n-.,:-. ci)in|)l,.|,.. ...,t A inclnil,; '.,)!( Jltcr bpm Good Uimnt.s', Opport Ijigij Sue WumBiis Bouliquij leeks COMPUTI HIATIHG SYSTIMt licsnss rorjut'ed Aopointment. usemblyline work-filling, CHAUS. OUTBACK RED. GEN- tmeigency sewer cleaning Plumb- coiirsos wlicn Ilk' I.ill term S: ''': I",|)N 11U ll.(:ki..||).lll ..,'1 u|) .lililif.'.!'!! -,t.iini),.d ,.|i,,ilii|),! to 283-4525-2J3-4qa2 AVI NI.L 500 Ijfiun A,t (Nr lirhu) 1 lOltIR B(PHC(M(NT arise in everyday life in Ihe fessioual or business associ 1 injlU'd minded u\ei peiiun FIUJI- UnionCo/AHC 75+-535O RKIPTIONBT l.l.rj',. Jj;iW5> M3I1 1679 l lapping, lobeling, cartoning, ESIS, FORENZA, ORGANICAL- ing & Heating Repairs Free Est Hot i."> i;-.tvii) jit /inn 'in i itjii/ ill I :;AK '; i o Ho.i'05 A,,;D,.I N J mum jpl for rmil, all olilitiss me 10/1. 10-3pm vaiioty items, ^'eal bin huurs 4 '.ome ijleionDmicnce J •iiiirv I ii I'FIM' N.i '11 ' het;ins on Ocf. ^. I aw for Ihe Layman class. «tC. Apply in person, TELEPHONE LY GROWN, OVER 1000 I.ID iu,l X ililM," lo( ijle Water Heateis SumpPumpj Lenny alimis . with Italian or JUST LISTED! I D/01II Miid,,in.CjrloiL>Uruai475 nefmu bu^JfltsJTiakB 3jJea^_»/J)J0/_2 must Call 388-5443 E>p. on Telephone and good IF.-."- 1'iiii.mi,.', hilly In..,„..,| CHAIN SAW Mi Cull,)..Ii F'.u M.ir Mon.-Fri., 7,00 am - 3,00 OTHERS. OR 11304 ONE |),.|,W,.,KJ CMeco.SXalelic^u 624957404*0 Areas covered will include I'leneh speaking people. /OO.'ihm.li Jl'jll l'l.i',l,i: '.],[) i:ov,.|', Cii-Jom „).„!>! AVENU. 411 "Reniun ~AiT7 Tn" >-m. math is rvteded. Good opp. toj WOO0i«IDGl PRICE DESIGNER, MULTI TIER 3SJ5/SO Eipert plumbing & heating lenans Astrology — Wliai e\ael home repair, atiliv accidents, Ill') litli',1 I iDt'illycijIinyoiir hjinc tO/2. 'J-3(jm Gill's clolhus. h/h. —— pmvm P/'T odvonce and learn ofherf PRICING DISCOUNT OS fAMI- Those interested in join LINDEN RANCH 3885472 lilhn-. l.lwriL.,i,, Sj>e money Cut. Water heateis. drain cleaning Stale Sul.i SHO .uid I ch.nr $4:' 50 Cljrk iicwollicticoiidolurnint End WAITERS/WAITRESSES, skills. Coll Art Berger for imd v is it'.' II \nu have misc. ramdalB 10/3 _ tight, occosionul duyiim« IV SHOE STORE RETAIL basic real estate, landlord ing a group trip lo a ski DINING ROOM. H [u.\ 141)1) 11* Nomllicrjll 865-6300 Unit W.'W carpdinii Near C S CHANEL, INC. Interview ot CONSTRUCTION Inm kolulilni^ UHn lhalctiinil ( lie CallCarlGates 382-1715 CAR1EHET. 697b Rjniiolnh. lull delivwriui. Must know Jersey RUNNERS PRICES UNBELIEVEABIE FOR SEWER AND DRAIN wondered wh;it iishnlogy is tenant problems, anil other Ilin -,,.| 11 h I'm, J41II |,,. IJ4 CeateaaU A... Smlin,; H,j ial,» I .s, 21 hi Mike Ojeiansky Plumbing & Heal 1057 Essex Avenue h'.h Tdnk 15U H.1II011 2 hllul. Irun "»y ...... 3814561 roodi. Mun b« ftjliablo, QUALITY SHOES NORMALLY BY PRIDE, INC. resort in Vermont should . mill Ui-.li«.r.liwSI'jt) 549 195« Hciihinii.) 10/3B 30-Jpmlufii jnt p/t or f/t, no exp. nee. rlncen»a , N.J. 0(154 574-1111 am •..'»_ 5J*-91?« all ahmit, learn how n is r PRICED FROM SI"). TOP S80 Ing Hepaus £ Installation! Cum CLEANING common iccuriiii^ events. enroll in the Ski Vermont '.l.iiuj f. lid liiv.t GUm C;ill qu^cloth JJN^ loulsjuys. walld^HC Should havM lorua cur, imull Apply in person 1 I''INIM;«I)HM',[I H|,I. IIIIIIWUKI Cranfard. 3 bedroom apt. in Eqoal Oppry. Employer M/f OVER 4S0 BRANDS. 4600 Cluik-. Uiid^jpiii^ Sa«e Muney meicial Residential NI tic No imieh more than your ihiilv 2»3-4916ol 283-2774 CLAHK. 3 Conger Way. Sjt 4 Sun 'OH or anclo.dd pick-up truck RISIDtNTIAL I COMMERCIAL class. Call .sXM.W,| and he. $154,9001 Ijll l>jiiu|]-, Slumu H«mQ«al. 6461_lnsqied Call 3JJ1I3O I. ,1- I. ,• ....I.,:.i,,:: ,:- duplex. U* v corpating. n good condition. SU/hr. pbi Westwood, 438 North TYLES S14.800 TO •lASONAttl horoscope in the* paper HLIHIlilllAIOIIS'vVaihBii, l)r,»:s Oct 3 14. ')-4»m 2 lamilns. DENTAL ASST./ llul ^,',-d In! Cut TKIII . Hea Dealing with the pro Screened in frotit porch. Yard. jai & talk. Cull any limn Ave., Garwood, N,J. S26.500. INVENTORY placed on a priority list for Cull)' TV\ (iuod Londilion Will somulhin^ lor syer^one. no junk RECEPTIONIST What are iho ineanint'.s ol DISHWASHER.S.'.nvhil .,i.i,jh|i,.t Uuiem«ir.. w / wa.her-dryar 499-0812 789-0808 D«TAINT1« feJirH TRAINING, FIXTURES. GRAND 574-1175 htems. pressures anil details and reservations. Central Air! Low Tflxetl lj,i.,i.iiilt.e Hi 721W/M5 0664 CUHK. 40 losuph Si . 10/3 Fun p/t, e«p. helpful, will trc OPENING, AIRFARE. ETC CAN Call 634-4987 tile si^ns. the astrological ,!' i .Ml I'.i'l liul tilocl. Nil', mt hook up. Qatu roudentml F/PD stresses that face youiif; MAUSOLIUM WrjudbriiJ(n nituje j. whaleyar Avenel. PLUMBING It is not too late lo • ink ••• |)iu,..ii JL'OII 382-6283 urua. Conwmi •nt to train,, OPEN IS DAYS. CJIMKTK STUMP chart, the planets as they Young 3 Bedroom home, DISHWASHERS I.'I S.-.i.-. Kmunii,. i;.iitl,fin()ulifi)iii Si;clii)l) /.l,,v,,l J buiei ihoppi g. S775/mo. "Ul" POSITION 634-4S5S. WAITI DON'T SILL. IXPANOI ivople in the teen years is register for the Ailuli CDLONIA. 3yK7Tn«iru77roiru"k« PART TIMI I, HEATING re|iresent yon. relating lo ii.i't.ibl,-. to.Hl roinl s;i« Sllll) ciyiil liu 1 Cil! Iruiii 5 tu d p ni 1 Tir»d 0/ standing? Lootaleo/ After 7 pm call even more stressful for the plus utilitim. Aye ) Antique Furniture Sale lluny' SdV«rrjl huun eocti We«k uftar MR. lOUGHUN Quolny udditions. ultBrotioiu RIMOVAL • HPIIT IIPAIIS 1 ALT. School on the first nights of Science Kitchen, Rec Room, S41 8152cii5)42286 396-9071 publisher hrn port liin« op*n- decks, goruges, ihedl , in ymir laniily. Irieiuls, hoss. '•' 11'J**Ji{jr 3M-IUS school Muvt have Cor. Job This is an excel, opty fw so- 906-9333 (612) S - tATH & KIT. INSTAUID STUMP parents. Those Teenage ingi from 10om to 2pm or class. October 5 and h. App liilhl MMA.'j- „„„., !„, ;,,) |,|ilci lj.lliw.lv Cum,; buy turn, tr,' Humo meone with Data Entry exp. oil shopes & siles You nume • HOT WITH, STUM your finances and your COLONIA. 18 Byron PI, October 21 5pm to 9pm doily in our Com- • ntails tnilructinj new car- "JUST fTUMM" Years seminar will address Full Basement, carport, Cl)lll,'ll|., luiiulllli, Chlllj (lj',1. who is looking for a more we frome ill Call loduy lor MUTING SrSTlMS ly in person al Railway ^^^^ l __ piling Depf. itarfing in S«pt. f\ur\ who hove b»en hired to moods. These questions will doll,,-', (uinliti-,. '.in,,,, .iiiplijiitui ATTIKTION challenging ana divert* posi- competilive prices Free • WATII HIATUS some of those areas of eon i'i..n WHO M.I 541-9340 COLONIA. 134 N Grant Ay. ."(oTlTn" dehvfr The Atom Tabloid 1 High School, 11112 Madison newer roof, HWBB heat, w/w »li: 'JISMIIJMIUIUI.'J JUJIII Spin No^xpsriontB nec«sjary. Will DRIVER Estimares. 634-1318 he explorcil in a step In step SINIOR CITIZENS Ideal for lemor cifuens tion. Learn billing & tax pro- ENTERTAINMENT • SIWII 1 DMIN ClUNING & TREE cern IIIRI offer suggestions Nov L'KJSt lieuneloMjple lujju A ruiidenliai health cofo man, loot ol overpass) 10/3 1 4. train you. cessing functions. (1 o lot Steady job making local & Ave.. from d.tll 7:.1() p.m. 1 CeN 574-1300 — S4I-2S10—— 24 Hrs. Day 24 Hr. Am. Svc. look at the oldesi form of fREE2ER :;>•.«-. uui^hl llj LII II ml,l , W11))1 lO-4pm Pricesjannego Ij/assort 313-3450 fOE m/f more). Also some lite clerical cross county delivery. Must for coping with prohlems. carpeting, move-in condition »... lit. St.Ue.Na. »IS» RtMOVAL I'urther information can be Ilki. lli'n .' yl ()|(| 1.(1)0 (lf l^-sldll,-! COLONIA. 39) NewOover Bd .10/3. drive van w/stick shift. Driv- Have the MUSIC DOCTOR openli at • Free Estimates psychology. Clolhun * MrichjniJiui Htlail 1 now accepting application. duties. Become a pan of thii In ihe Trench and Italian obtained by calling /ill llil.) IOam-4pm Benolit AAUW Scholar ing lorger truck is a plus. Coll your partYl Music lor anr ocusion. 4J-0354 3»g-6t7« WIKJI^^IM CIII IDjnt 5put lor thoiu who ne#d uiiii unca team ol proftstionalsl • Fully Insured CAROL S LANDSCAPl Several attorneys will thru out! Art Berger Ufhts naiibli. classes, you will learn every 382-1.161 on any school day G«S STOVE, II) ..-i IIDO I'uii.ibl,! 2834525 with daily living. PUuia coll ship F_und_Misc .Ji/h. clothing Fabulous benefits 8. excel, LAKA&< ili'.lu.i'.hn Sllll) oi bi-'.t illli-i 7U-6039 TILLERS roisesl _Ji0-2f21,Jtl.U2SJtl. 1733 EASTERN CARPI I III ANI US l-iul discuss basic law anil le^al day language geared lo ihe Directions: **• • l'l.llll]l.l 1'l.iyi., I'ljllll. > yl old . Itt EDISON, 3bEiostAve .w'ioMGimii 574-1111 n between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. 1 The Howurd. New J«r\«y'i Cleanen of Carpets I llphol . irm 574-0861 3S1 7228 clliinl ciimiitiuii jiki,i( J1H0O 10/1,213. 103pm NEW1USE0 Uwi en—|iJ IKE MUSIC CO. IIIt BMUSICI •Hoi SEWER RAT Elizabeth Ave, (ailvit growing iavirtQi bank, SECRETARIES TunetCool Puces " Pro). D is. All and halls. S3H9ti 654 7579 HOME IMPROVEMENT HUTCH ill koud. |il»u doon S50. al i:.ill,lll«ili|lm 85S-695I Sonielhinu lor eveiyone hoi on imm«diat« opening (or Olujn Cjip^l Cli'jinii^ Sl,t.inl cli'jn 14 HR SEWER & DRAIN ball aU.I. RENT A MARQUEE EDISON. 1J ?uhill Bd\.. lolTwood 1 GET OUT FROM DIVISION 10 occasions^ajiyjm^sj^ 54^233 3 past Roselle St. M1U 3 Ruoms jnd Hjll fie DI'IHIIII CLEANING SERVICE THE MAGIC IS. 4996773 (iiivitininttiil Surplm Ji.i'psjpprar. Liiiujstiin), 10/1,2 1 3. 9am4pm 701 4«4-3BOO TYPIST Planning a IMsdding or Party"' SJNIirS RII'AIB AND INSTAILA it. (*!•*, N.J. urn, I3VJS 3J1JS11 7 DAY WEEK follow to Balti- i'iljtS31% mldlnrS44 foiijebih Mini\ noht what (i (JlOOt Clqthej, h/h, bikes.Jaijje vaiiety BEHIND THE LOU-MAR Music. MUSIC lof all occj- TIONS Qo.ilit, li.,ndy»oik It "°ns 213-2J10 «0N S Cain-I i:i,..inin, Hack to NO EXTRA OUHGI KITCHEN SET IHUII In™ k ubl,, (.ill I Ji;>.|)jn?2G0 wny to wi\h thul '.pi-cm pur ISEUN.40Wii|ihlSt {oHMiddFtso. Ming to Uorn com- C.HPi'iitiy ii.tiiiiMmiki ii«corjtiiiK 1 J NIGHTS, WEEKENDS 1 RECYCLING more Ave., turn TYPEWRITER)! School Specul ; U',, oil jll [IIILI^ w l,..il 1 ..w,,H ,.l,.,ir, ih CM MIII o lio|)|)y tiirtlnitiy . Of Aye). 10/2 1 3 9am 4pm 3 FULL TIME LIVE ENTERKINUENT aiiivldoil tuursellui 634,4259 puttrli.d typaiettlng HOLIDAYS SENIOR CITIZEN .lllrll, 11)111,! Il.l4.i5li:' I1.HI.OD', II \p.ici.il cirir FAMILIES JIM'S ONE MAN B*ND f«cellunNiisulh 381SO40 Batliloom Tile Rapairs. Reglue loo^c onto Essex Ave. 1 TELLER Thii it your opportunity to let lyiKm and IBM PC. DISCOUNT KEYBOARD VAMAHA lMi'i!i .ill wwy wish tai lluil * • >O(ll yourwlf on the career path Parlies. Weddings. Music lor all oc lilos legiiiufiiig ciulking Call Rich ES MART DISCOUNT ISEUN. I07C Gieen StTo'cl 3 Muit b< accurata. CALl PAYS t.i'ii-, ..I.iiul nu.lmli'd SlAtil IVI'l coupl.' uixl it', dl you know you're ready fofll caslons. Kbrd.>20Qnile 636 5239 jlliv5|:m 182-5277 US) Ookl... Rd., U.In 'J 3om larye variety, good cond 2 WOODBRIDGE WARREN LOCALE DRAPERIES RohMay Aree ItS-lsOS V'V) 3818864 U'i«lt w(iy tu udv.trlt.u your you're a Stlf motivated Pon« lor Hire! Children's BltthdaiT lamiliesFf/l) 10/4__ _ _ SfCIITAM SLIPCOVERS HtSI IMI'HOVEMCNTS Woeetwid'tje Area 6]ae444 !iu%iiii«,,. «r Mtrvicu Call OFFICE person with the delire lo suc- PUaee apply: Hourly rates. Last Booking ands Oct KNITTING MACHINE, l.llil,: vn l< 283-4525 ISELIN. 113 jyior Aye (nil Green ll'.inK .ntiL^ leiuoduli'd Cuiliniis, 01 «•• 1588 St. Co™.. Av«. ceed, read on ... UPHOLSTERING H-. tinII. '.il St.) 10/21.1. |)!it»i a toys. iluv. .1 days ur morn) wifh 2 yrs. exp. Type 50 Rahwav. N.J. Cu&tiimSlipcuvnis Duiiwii' LIVING ROOM. ..-I i • ,,•, 11 4 (,. Divisibn 10, a national place- birth. *eds, retire, etc (Nobachelor Kilch^m lldtli^ & II iniHif, HcmiMt. 411 nr low, low PSICIS LINDEN. II35N SlilesSt. 10/1 4 Coih hundling/taliar OM- —it firm ipecialiling in per- wpm, WP a pjus. but Co. will hiiKlidy Ymii tjbnt; ui oo J'I'I (,,iiil ^uiil iin; 'I . 1.' J4I) parties IKARIMA W'JIZ? tfk'J Al-.o Hn[)l.iciHn .iit Windowi & Call now 10am2 FAMILIES Toys. h/h. baby periootu prefarroti. but w« manent office support per- train, Duties ind. typg, filing ineily St,| 499-0441. u Competitive tulurymvd ex- IIAM1VMAN HOME HEF'AIHS - y CHUDHIM'S LINDEN. Tl6"ErcamrsirCr7fTl its stuff. As an Account Ex- managers. If you're self day parry with live rabbits & colored FisaEslinulil 906 7946 .111.1. 11v 'i MC i.lllll ceptional benefits including to work for Christmas doves. Mr. MAGIC 322-/077 IILI ILOOIIS STUCCO CABl'IN CONSIGNMINT SHOP Macrame Supply Liuuidalion Sato ecutive you'll be thoroughly motivated, love beautiful sur- modical, dental, profit shar- around the world show- IDV NO milTUOSMALL 494-1407 388 5472 El.rllur clotltus, Oius Nil lu M 10^3 _*£_ll).5gm. trained in recruiting S, placing roundings 8, wont growth, MOPED, lii'iii'Mi ', ,l.i. lilji k J, Fuimturt. H. Acciis^oiius ing, tuition r«imborsem«nf office personnel — u field in THIS SPOT HAS IT ALLII ing a UNIQUE line of KITCHEN 1 DINETTE l),!Cks Hi'iiWinit Kite lijIhAHiml LINDEN. 626 Ueechwood KiTTocI und much nwi. For immodi- LIKE MIW roil KIDS which you ore already an ex- Christmas items. Earn Bnuling Cjiprnln All typesupain 314, 9-4 30pm. Moyinn! Furn h/h ut« coniiderutton, pl«us« ap- LHAIUS J|J0 lion .i-.k,ii(JI"]l) I,ill 382 6398 1') E W.'Ul.ulJ A-.-u Kotulla peril WI STOP LEAKS New lOolmj 4 liOVHlNMi.NI HOMES Iron Jl (U 1IUIMGCLK r7KM.JM.3K Susnci'ilings I. 1st 9690U5 i l items, cjojh iinsc rd/10/11 no«/b ply of th« branch or call {201) $10 to S12 per hourl vni'l li l m ) i;.u,.|ii UUH.M I; i I'k, N.J. ii,'.|. I', Great oppty for someone who ELECTIIOLTSIS. Prolessional Ollice. Aildiliun'. W Ui-cks All tyt)«s ol ii'pjiis All types Hat looling Claik ruiuii) Uulinqutint tax niapeity. HB LINOEN. BOS I'rmcolon Ruad. Oct 533-7467. Work ot your Builders Inc. i/yise.p U1-SI4S *i!li hcliiii.l Vi-iy ifli.ihl.' Dm. 34SII44 uu^ii^imns for current tepu I lit Compeniutlon includes has lite exp, 8. Ii open to be- 1166 St. Georges Ale. Aienel Hr PuiaHal c.li|) Mink liluiy Sunn, MLiuinry 2.3, 1 4 9b|>m Brass beds, h/h, salury, commission 1 other ing trained In all aspects of convenience MaJa Hit dlljili u Wells 396 856? HOOFING t SIDING by Glenn Wai iK.m-1 Jl/'i All,.itMiin 3820528 Call *0S:68;-6pO0Eiit.GH1G3n IIIISC appl.onli Tu«s &Thurs. liS-iMS Where we invest incentives plus a Co, paid billing! Unlimited growth opp- Call Mauretn Ta Anything lultis by IW iL'liell Cull lace Free'EsI Fully Insured t ORGAN, vMllil ll/l U I kfyliiMiil', CJ()DCIH) 2 biHJiuuni, tjigo kitchen, in your career Thank you St. lude lor Uvor granted NO. EDISON. 278 McKlnley Ave . benefits package. If you think ty for a team player who it 0,i.i t'.icli'il lilll(l'.uti:iin«iiiadiliii licensed NoMiddleMani9(9.]42£ -.*iilti.,-.,;i-i ti,.n, Ii IIIDI |),.(|illi... •Slurou loimicu Cdblnut 4/5; living/(jimiiu CDinbo, dun, sun- 499-9627 GJ). t UNDEN'S FINEST (otl Boiey). 10/3. ralndate 10/4. you've got what it taltei, & self motivated. i'.|mlii.|i.n,s liettst 750-1100 li'Mi'1'luli.ili I J'lllll 381 8864 Snwill i,,(riij. JIOO; vury lurflu puich Ownursmust (olocato Gioat Thank you, St lude. and SACRED 9am4pn,. tuys. housahQld items you're ready to make on ex- ' ONE-OF-A-KIND CUSTOM BUILT Snow R.imovur J400. Mony iMiter' 381-6936 HEART lor granting my favors. AL BEE DINETTES I H.lo'.t, CoiisliuLtion Co spucijll/' HAIIWAY. 123 Uiyanl SL 10/ zTf citing caretr transition, CALL Excellent 100% paid benefits 0,1 p(lll,ll,l|jl H (lllliqUBS THE HOWARD ins; oi Aililitioo., KIICIIHIIS. Hath- MEDITERRANEAN RANCH ANITA NEUEfU Realistic 1st incl Dental & profit iharing. FULL TIME B.C.S. f ACTORV WAREHOUSE .10 lnv»ru,m 'J Jpni Bar Stools, lamps, misc iiioiii', Cam,". S HJMWIIIS Quil r., Fords Go I off th« beutan poth, year earning, potential S3S — lhank you St Jude lor lavois 10S0 St. Gaorga *vt classifieds? FIRST TIME ON MARKET! KAllWAY. iulhv.n Ct. oil WhlttMM SAVINGS BANK 1 st review in 6 months. CIRCULATION DIPT. ily Woikmainlnn Heleiences sup CHARITABLE TROUPE. . .Thoso young udults nro puppotoors sponsorod by tho Alnioit 4 ocrm of wooded 30K. granted MOVING B» EIPEKIENCtO MEN ORGANS, Si'l'j (uil.ii., Jl,5 St., Sat 1 Sun. 10/3. 4. 94pm. Rahway iilii-il I,i-t4st AltSpm 2S3OI05 Rahwuy Public Library. Shown isbovo nro: loft to right, lirst row, Lisa Colon, Kuthy Von- l\ M-l nil HII , .n "Whilf Ijnuw" Mylf lund on (]uiat yaar round Equal Oppc ti'tity RinENNOUSE TRUCK SERVICE Jl'1 Ol 225-2O81 Assarted Items! General clerical, some y^ Kili:li,:ns Hjltiroorn% Itasi'inents lIllVL- I||-||.I||| maiiildinnd road. In upitute Employer M/F/H/V Llc.No.PM00U2 241-9791 tura and Donrm Occhulzzl; socond row, loft to right. Botty Makarovlc, Library Advisor, imliirts. Mm t> lu CAU 1OD Alt I Send a VIDEO GRAM 382-2141 ..;•„".. •Ill'l'. I. .' ,11 NY. Gunrunluod owner FIAMWAY. 11B6 lullerson AVeTocT typing, must be good at Bi'ino,l,-I,'il Wo.xl Decks Suspend III Vclli.li lhn l«: Act ^l H»v. 19B6 ro Ivenlng Interviews Show them you cate! VCB REPAIR SERVICE Free p"ick Joan Johnson, Jncklo Garcia, Lynotto Colon and Carrie Mnrlowo, Library Advisor. This 3. 10-lpm Hahway Woman's Club g Bl Ceilings fire Estimates Cjll -•(•.ll III;ISII-I sn l,- U/U.||k financing. Only S5.900. For quirt)* oil applicants to pre- detail and have good Up S Delixiv Conliacl .oik I'lANU, i,in,,-HI .. I..J Callatter«pm 5415602 pust summer, tho rjroup propnrod u puppot show busod on their roudinrj o( tho woll Ml ll .M limn- Vli diructiom cull Hunt Agency, Eryp_H/U 10/10 sent acceptable documenta- DIVISION 10 ill.•hal!) 541-441101 |.,|«ii|1,lmii. hi iii,,,,, j I'm Yalo K78C W/charger DIVISION 10 telephone personality. »«'i!?ble_ ._ 3964914 IMIIlllip U Illllll \ Sidnuy NY. iO/SiJ-l-Jfli. RAHWAY. 9Tfstacy^ac»lolTsrt tion of Identity und 101 494-ltOO 101 414.1400 known (able, "Tho Tortolso and tho Huro." They thon porformod (or both children and Apply in person anytime MACKIE & Masonary Work All types done 36 V. S3000. Clark EC employability. MUIS. KATI C«oi|ioAy«)Ocl. 3. 8-3pm Gashtr, All H,»™» St., Idl.o.,,N.J. U Uw, N.J. S1VIISH HI NOVATIONS Rsnbl puces Spcl/ng in buck bluck adults who wore patlonts ut tho Rahway Hospital. Two mombors o( tho troupo also '••Hill Ian, h/h. sew/mack |eweliyetc_ between 9 a.m. and 5 W,- '.ii^n.ilu,, in Ihe iiiiLillation ol 70 SA 48 V. $2500. HOROUONI REEVES INC. Aconc^elBwork Al 442-8018 drossod as clowns and o»vo balloons purchasod by tho group to thoir audlonco. Thoso Cut. T60B propano HAHWAY. 407 Biamhali Hd Oct .Ji p.m. The Atom Tabloid, • lADM 1 JlDVSOt B.IIIUIIUI AMU KM N irplacumdil 388270b LOTS FOR SALE CUSTOM tlUPHOlSTIIMC porfomiors woro also involved in tho Young Adult Summor Roadlng Club and activities 4. Sat 9 3pm Sun l-4pm H/h. bed- 219 Central Ave., • CarW • raJar • Cryalal NCTUHl WINDOW. $4000. Floor scrubber POCONO MTS. NO MONEY DIAPIIIIS i. I1INM ding, wall 1 home decor, balhrm • JiraUaUa I., fVl.a,. 63(5919 sj at tho Library. -.,.-i. 'I tl . ', II s.vn Whirlamatic 32 36 V. DOWN. Toks over payment. Rahway. Full benefits & Uimk r»po,ioiied lot. Wood- smkjtjnoio eWen CAHI'INTHV Rapak Skea r SM lIMt noods battorios $1000. hospitalisotion. 1355 Si. Ceerge Ax., «d vocotion co'iiiiiLjitity. Many riAiMAvT'i 717ETS7« SI . iJ/Y.'t RIMODIIINi; DICKS Our SpectaNy .-"JI'IV nut •. I1!1, ;n MIIJ ,t taliway • IH.|H] fir Call Davo COMMUTING TO N.Y.C.? MLS uxtrus. Cull Turn 10 S|lm MOVING' Furn. auto Hems. C.iH 541-7«S7 • Smell anginal * Lewi :>') /I) Ml i I hk,. ni,^ J',D !),,, mewert > Saovi alevrar* 2l 679-1644 717-992-5414 cuM.jadioj^cords^loth^ En Con ' ST. JUDE'S NOVENA — :)ll Coniliiirhuii Cupiintiy Cam Acting Studio begins new term IA/1 ANON I'J'i •••••-Ni'iili 1 3818260 ""DATA ENTRY— S3a*16 tunir ups. blade shorpeniny RAHWAY! M3'wrcrjnd. 10/3 I 4. YOU COULD BE SPENDING Moy Ihe Sacred Heart ol my Slmclioi:!, nit Allt>ueiolHaii Silverman Anoclatsi Inc. 1 sorA. -l ii, ,-, si m iiiiii,.i,,i,,. ietus be adored, glorified, 1141 Qa. Tree».. I..fa yin.HI wnit [ihi , liyhl inowiny Tiee mojor repoirs Ihe fall term for The Ac workshop will be offered in BackyrJ Sale Antqs. lewoliy. turn . Sop*mwrk»ti Gctwrol Cor- plan meeting ti,rh ollia, 215 W. St. Georgei Ave. vr> i.,! i .it,,,!,.|., vin , t-ii.ii inn loved and preserved ltim.ll,! . 634 S6!S 311-Sa<0 books, cameras, luis HO 10^10.H poration t» look inn for port ling Studio in C'ianford,.will November. .n,..i,n J.s ..M,.,'I IDi.i.i 388 1615 throughout the world now and linden 486-2100 HAHWAY. 620HanisOi . SilTfo/'J" OVER $2100.00 A YEAR FOR tinv« «iip«ri*rK:«d dota entry il,-,mi I'.IIIIIIIIU I'aniiline, Caip«n liegin its It) week term on TRUMPET, xuiloii l,h,. n,.* ,,,,,,ny forever. Socred Heart of Phone David C'hristo On Wcilnettluy, Oct. 7, 9am 4pm Lawnmower. household op«rotofl lo work nighti in CLEANING SERVICES V l\'i.imir lilinu llooi Tiling A i.',.,l l!l,tl,,, In.M oil,,, Alt,',I, inn ielul, have mercy on us St VICTORIAN October 5. HOMEOWNERS teins. misc our Woodbridg* focility. W« UinpCinlingi hi'i'TsI 541 JS93 pher, director and head of the inomlily nicclint! ol' Ini IH.' ll.'il. Jude. worker ol mirocUi. TRAIN OR BUS FARES PLUS -.Jl b« fUxibl* to your n—4% or SIGHS ctoup In addition to classes for rVOODBBIDGTHlninden "AM ' proy lor us St Jude help of Nil MAINIINANC! Dlliu Clrjn faculty, at 276-0276 for fur potcnts Amiiiynious Chap- WANTED and w* offw an tKcillanf Renovation K Home Improve- 10/3. lOamSpm Clothes, fur the hopeless, pray for us Soy mg I)J|I» Werkl) Hum Waring c|iililren and ailulis regular- Iher information. ter (IA/A ANON) will he ilorting rot*. ment Designers from closet EXECUTIVE HOME nituie, app|ianr^es_ this prayer o times a doy ll FiteLsliniales Mb 4446 ATCO ly olfered. a new director's PARKING AND SUBWAYS, NOT For furttw Information call delign' to on additional held :it Ihe Roherl Wood Vinyl Siding P,c has never been known to fail CHAR VIEW WINDOW tIFANINC, WOO1)UR1DCE7644 «",dsedale Ave 4°°-4019 or pick up op _ HOME ing. Will olsa assist in fin- Johnson Mcdicul Scluxil. THREE FIREPLACES IM I'l [UIUI INIDNMAIIIIN Oe*. 3, IVir 9.W Sal. Ocl 3. 10 2 11111 3 lamiheb ap Publication musl be promised SEXV I'lulcuiiuiallr ilon,' '"•'• plication at any Pathmarlc or ding quulified contractors. l..,.|).'l ,,',.M>4 •, ..n.v,i in ,l,i^ Cume see^chat & buy Thank you St. lude. MM Esliniat»CallHand> 925 1278 Medical l-ducation Build HUCt DISCOUNTS. — Food — TO MENTION YOUR TIME OF our corporate officst and mail IMPROVEMENTS Free lloorplon layout & LINDEN „•, down 100". — Crafti — TRISMAS 10UCH HOIISICUAN ing. Room 10811. Ntw it toi Selection and Placement rULLY tNSUIID tes if contracted. il'i. .',,'1 I,.Ml 1.1 li.s ACT NOW u,ul - Bar (joint — INC.FAMIIV SHOPPING GIGANTIC M-105, Dock, Roofing, Siding, 101*34 1IH Diunswick. The meeting ,1 In,,1,. i , I',I, II11"; l,ii 144 , LAOCl CASH SEVERAL HOURS A DAY. WE 549-7126 Anti-nuclear group 4 FAMILY YARD SALE Aaiaricaa Deslfja Ce. will hegin 7 p.m. Recently listed magnificent SUPERMARKETS Housecleaning apli homes Wi- Roplticenient Windows, Of. 1.31, ?AM 4PM FREE COPY Singlet Publication !•„• t.i, |. I,*,,,,' treat your home Ilk? our own FAl I [Ititltroonu. Bnsomonts. RUMMAGE SALE 3« S.,-~r, A»... GENERAL Social AD-Vinluias. P.O. Bo. El custom built brick colonial I ,11 I .1 t, I.'.' HAVE OPENINGS NOW FOR WoodkrUj. South Plainliald, N.J. 07080. CLIANING' 396 3013 HOIV COMFOItnit CHURCH CORPORATION Work,, 1312 742 1142 ln*u M M) ...I ELECTRICAL to address disarmament 286-2477 DON'T spend your Fall alonel MEET -*-!l.,-i -.1. ,,,,lo l,,,l,l,,.,,l,,l onl, i UriiMiiuilil,- Bin.,.. SERVICES cape includes 6 large FULL AND PART TIME SALES SOMEONE SPECIAL. Lo« rates HOME CLEANING CARE Support picnic i.'iinu 'I,, a-.i,n( s.•inn) i:.iii v, N.J. Mattn-Miles. 494-2449 Responding to the recent 251 b786,,,jll,,.'|,,ii 7212450 FURNITURE FOR SALE speak on The liffect of tend the meeting. The bedrooms, 2 full baths, large Oct. 2 13 FOR PEOI'lC ON IHI GO 388-1605 Need an Electrician? Call KUNOIB successful negotiations for a .s M,.i, „,, M,,i,.m I, ncv,,.,!,,,,^! CUM/TT'tSI ELECTRICLic Bus Permit No 5736 Military Policies on High group meets the first slated Oct. 4 1 1 9:30am to 3:30pm PERSONS. PRIVATE Personuluixl by you to iiit',-1 treaty banning Uuro V'' ' ', ll,".l iiliri All,', l.llill I, pc H<>,tr,»OM, Vt. Provincial, potitiont availobl* for cult. 1 3810455 Technology. eat-in kitchen and 23' 1st IUAKRS WllllUU your notnK l^t'CiMiu, H I'm Wednesday of each month 541 1658 tnldi'ii liisiiia. eo»d coiulil.on *»rv. dapt. Fam. w/CRT, INSTRUCTION missiles. Union County CMI'OMciire, a non- fi'SMOxol lloni,, Cnif. Im Ffodngue; Electrical Contractor Dill Kane, national at Temple p.numuel in S.ibl) ,,ll,., 6pm J82 77OJ Typa 50 wpm. Good phon*. Licensed 1 Bonded No 3894 Nojob SANE, a group which profit organi/alion designed floor family room. Three FABUIOUS 1-3 yrt. a«p. Coll parunwl, 245)945 Fishing representative of U.A.VV. Westfield. *,-H ViO.i o, In-,! nil,., ——• CRIDIT —__ IF YOU HAVE A DESIRE TO Piano. Organ. Accordion lessons in toosmell a3(-]»7 works against Ihe nuclear lo provide cancer patients FALL MAIKIT UI-PtWT RMU IMC. your home by Vic Zigmant. MA. 33 Region 9 will s|>eak on <*: I.'M OP1N »OU» itCCOUHI HOWI Evtfy W»d. 8. Fri. in and out- RCSIJHS? Phone Samuel Tucker at working fireplaces. Ideal for liiiinluii. ,l,.dd,,, 1II-US0 yearsetpei.ence 925-1971 arms race, has arranged a with additional emotional 0 dewf.. Cmn*K of InmonS. N*w O" St. GcorgM *»• . U<«f safeguarding jobs if defense 232-4024 for further infor- ;'.. n.ki^,' u.ni ..IU-II,.,,! 1,1,1,11,,,: l nw>ck Ave.. Rohvway Ita- WENEEDMOPLE I&M/I • Charles Sokler, a dedicated piano ALL-PHASE ELECTRIC speaker and video presenta- support and encour:if>menl. large family plus mother/- SUCCEED, CHECK US OUT! and organ teacher, with many contracts are cancelled. mation. ,oi,,l,l,,,i, ,io ,,...! ,,,•* !,,,,% HIM lian Am«fican Club- For info. to sell classilied ads by phone Typ HAULING . CLEANUP COMPANY, INC tion on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 8 will hold iis first Annual N,-wlyw,.d\ Accopl,.(l lahsfied pupils. Call 541-5613 The program will include nillK'LjIljIlriSiim 574 0089 ing lequrred I legible houis. r» Lie, Bus. Permit «8346. No p.m., al the United Auto daughter. Call Greg Young JAY Dll FURNITURI Support People Picnic on /[) IrrpCtimMi.in.Ji) VI, .iiilo \,'ll penence not necessary, will tiain Full benefits. Blue Croti and major medical, life insurance. Mutt, Attics, cellars garages cleanpd |ob loo small. Specialiting in a video tape entitled 3lUS Must apply In person 21!) Central home improvement 8. service Workers headquarters, 16 Sunday, Ocl. 4, noon to tni 111) li.Hts S.I5I) Cjll have your awn auto, we pay daily expenses. Com* in and ask for ' BRICK. TILE. CEMENT Disposal of contents fieelsl Cjll "hconomic Conversion for your room by room tour. 2832597 Ave Rahway. N I APPOINTMENT 31172)5 iparoding Commerce Drive, Cran- dusk at Passasic River Park Supenntendent Knowled|Vable an interview. Deiri lltltj] Means Job Insurance" ob- '70 Chevy Monk C.,,ll) w Co'vrtl,- SETTERS Ul tnm ol trash removed. Insured ford. on River Road in Passaic/- $284,900 maml P.mlim 1 rpr. wk lor apt Tile Bathroom repaired .150 46bl Cli conMilr. ji. Ii |, i 7TN ANNUAL 24 noun prompt service. Free Esti- tained from the Jobs with build leq l)rr/nec >S0-II9I Remodeled Masonry Chatham Township. Rain p'w. j/c 1,11. lei'dclu^ l"hfv, ullv FOR SALE OR RENT PartTkM mates. DONrr ovEnrAt - COM Two speakers will offer FLEA MARKET Emery Clagola 311-4107 Peace organization by I'T «0< Ollice person lor non prolil fAHEOunrmcEsi 5419152 PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. dale is Ocl. 1 1. IIIDI Re*l tit cjlchi*' Mtnl \rll SPONSORED BV ST. ELIZABETH »»-«10 pec hour, coys and economic and employment Union County Aits Center Rahway Sylvia Zisman, who is Allrr4pmcj|l 3«1 3253 YOUTH MINISTRY PROGRAM. •veailng* ovollobla. No •«• All Debus Cone,etc Out Metal aspects of nuclear disarma- The charge is 5,7.50 per Nolicc lo pmspy:tive renlers Any He«ible hours, some evening work inrhistrnil (nn,mrrr,,il SATURDAY. OCT. 3. 1«87 PJ Coll Bob Ceramic Me Bathrooms. Kitchens, Removed Stumps Removed SANH's chairperson for 68 firebird no molo*. needs baly r,'nH jdvcrt,%»d hririn loi qmlilied ifquiiedC.ll.. «»OM1 ment. adult. S.I.SO per child. >»l nlilr lentil mi| bisubiKllo Romdai. 10/10/87. Call lor foyers New t Remod. Guaranteed Reasonable Floward SI J 4157 l'nlo. Home Cleanmj People wanted to t Ins Call Michael Anielo4W-724? PATS TRUCKING Demolition ol Gil Anthony DiFilippo. assis- Tho prociio goographic.il needtnvl, 382 982? 396-7173 14 >w Wv«. Ken Terry, chairmun of Milt- UwiN I S 54 4 Ii 3 rKeq I |Oin soccesstul cleaning seivicr CUSTOM CERAMIC THING - Spe- ages. Cleanup »ork. Yards Cellars I I>n3p Yotar Unvaa corstor of tho North Amori- hy Oct. I. 436 South A»... WxHUId Iree li»MM«ta* tant professor of sociology the Union County SANh, Henelits'.dvincemenl ?45 1449 219 Central Ave., Rahway ciahung in Remodeling. Repau I Houses Fullv-lnsured In The CluaHledl S74-1I75 at Lincoln University will enn common! ii in „ iovun Phone i.l.l-l 10.1 for more 654-6666 N™ls^ljM2»J<« urges area residents lo at- callnd Rugby, North Dnkotn. information. Indapandonlly Owntd £ Op«roi«d KAHUAY NI-U'S KK.CORD/CI.ARK PATRIOT KAHWAY NEWS HiiCUI-ilJ CI.AHK I'ATKIOT THUKSDAV. OCTOBER 1. 1987 PAGE 13

PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NO I ICE Tutor sessions "BECAUSE THE PCOPtE MUST KNOW" NOTICE TO BIDDERS offered for k Notice I, hereby yiven that seaL'd bids will be received by the PajUing Authority o( "Hie City o( H.ihway IM the Council Chambers in The Cltv literacy training HaQ. City Hall Pla-ij. H.iliway. New Jersey on Wediwsday. October 7. 19H7 at 8 00 P M . prevalliliy llnw, at which lime llley shall Ue Opened SERVICE DIRECTORY and pubacly re.id for Ihe p,O)ecl entitled "Resurfacing ol P.ukuiy Lot "A" — Mail! Street " Literacy Volunteers of PUB1JC NOTICt PUBLIC NOTICE DIAL-A- Mjjor items ol construction und.-r this conlr-ct uicliide 300 TONS ol America is holding tutor Bituminous Concrete Surf.KV Course. FA BC 1. Mix No 5. 83 Neu. training sessions on Oct. 3, : STATUMENT or STATEMENT Olr Concrete Parking [Jumper*; 2.700 L.l Paint Lining. While 4 Inches 10. and 24, from 9:30 a.m. Wide; and any othef work necessary .ind incidentlal thereto, to be con REPAIR SERVICE GUARINO BUILDERS OIVNEHSHIP. MANAGEMENT OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT slrucled in accordance with the PLms and bpecilic.ilions in the Oldce ol ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL to 12:30 p.m. at the Elmora t Carpentry *• Tiles AH kind* of AND CIKCULATION AND CIRCULATION Branch of the Elizabeth Home Improvement! llw Clly IZnijirmf. RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL r Decks * Painting Complete Vinyl Sidings Bidders may obtain Plans and S|»<:iliCations at the Olfice of The Clly Public Library, 740 West r Windows * R&R Ties 0«dii A Krtdisnx (K*'iiuj.*d l;v 3Q U S C 3oH5l Irkiiunud bv 3fl US C 36H5) AND RAHWAY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL Custom Built EngineeT. durbig regular business hours, at Clly Hall Grand St. r Ceiling'. # Roofing Bath* L Bfl»«m«nt Additions AtliC R«mod«Ung •ADDITIONS Tlw CLirii Poiriol. uublicjilo.i Ttw Kjhu-.iv Nvw* Hk'Cord. Tlw Char.K lor Plans and Spectlic.ilkins ..re $20 00 Iwt set and lo, Week o< October S, 1987 The library maintains a • Insect & Water Standard Specifications $5 00 ]>.r volume, winch sums -.hall not be Damage Repair Add 0ns L Addition! •DORMERS SERVICE niiinlvf 1157oO. liUJ ihii >!.,!.• publication riumbw *1541o0. liL-d MONDAY list of adults who wish to Replacement Windows ITU'MI ui OcioWr 1. 1987. lliis kljlxirum on October 1. 1S187 retUiTl^'d teach someone how to read * Mnsonry & Pepoir Vinyl I Aluminum Siding •ADD - A LEVELS I'lw froguwncy of KiUt.' ii w^-vkly Bids must be submitted on the Proposal form luniish.d to lite bidder Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on roll. Creative Carpentry w^ilh Ci'2 K'iurjl bu>iiuti rjllitv. ol ilv WE DO ting lonh the names and addresses ol all stockholders In the coronation publiJvrs K iflO Cv'nlr.il Avvnu^- . publlulwn K 2W Ctncr.,1 ,Wniv . TUESDAY tion. Sal Mortilloro ROOFING ECORATORS or partnership who own ten percent or more of its stock of any class or IT ALL... ^9P D PO Uox 1061. IUiu.'jy. NJ I'O Box lOol. H..ha..v. NJ Luncheon No. 1: Breakfast for Lunch — Egg ol all individual partners in the partnership who own ten percent or Aluminum C&D ^$200.00 OFF WINDOWS El i Boultv..rd. Krniluonh (>7()'*!?; or olh^r s»x-urilv lioldwrs to participate. EXPERT INSTALLATION & SERVICE Call An Export / Luncheon No. 1: Hot turkey sandwich with ONE DAV 17 AIR CONDITIONING Iot.il nuinlwr of copkr^ prinlt'd Tot.il number ol copw* prlnlv'd. The screening is spon- Torn down yoar energy bills Corona &LL STATE ROOFING WASHER 00 (iK'l pr,.".-. run) (rwl ptvi-i run) gravy. COMPUTtLV KU htlMl IMfHU^tPtixr, i. Mr Fssex Security Alert ^O p sored by the Medical Socie- Construction Central Air 40 Avt r.n>! number prvct'dliuj \2 Avt-rJIJJ numlwr prt-cydlnij 12 Luncheon No. 2: Hamburger on bun. INSTAUIO 499-8255 .1 months 1550 ty of New Jersey through Company Window Unit* •;.i;:WAY fRAVEL ~ Systems, Inc. '79 and newgr r..onllis: 2550 Luncheon No. 3: Ham salad sandwich. 00 CALL AMYIIMr, a SlnyL' kiU4.' iWMrcs! Illtny djlt' its Committee on the Con- M99 \ ' 101 CA^All Each of the above luncheons will contain choice Colonia, N.J. TRff SERVICE •'. • : . i M H.ll ' 16(X) 2550 domestic cars servation of Vision. UP TO 83 Ill's J -IO1 Cl I AHING P.ild circuLition Ihroiuib ,ii)t.'n Pjld clrcuUl«)rl lllrouyh jijvnts: of two: Potatoes, vegetable, fresh fruit- DRYER 1 The purpose of the K I A W M C A HI We Specialize In: in any condition Ayi'r.iijt- numlH;r pr^cd Avtray* numlivr prwcvdlny 12 FRIDAY -' I screening is to detect eye • Cull Anytimu MARK GIROUD • Burglar & Tire Alarms monlhs 150 months: 'IO0 Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. SUMMER READ-ALONG. . . .Rahway Public Library disease or any disease that IS.M Window Products • Closed Circuit T.V.'s REPAIRS MOTORS-RADIATORS SlnilL.' iwurust Illlncj dale SlmjL' n^re^t filing d.itti. Luncheon No. 2: Frankfurter on roll. 388-5490 382-1844 BON COBDfRO 63^ 9038 382-9193 PROMPT-COURTfOUS TRANSMISSIONS 147 puppeteers, Mary Lou Sudall, left, tho Children's may be reflected in the eyes. M.ill Subscriplions Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. ... 574-3352 • Installation 1 LOCAL SERVICE REAR ENDS-USED TIRES M.ill Sub^cnplions Librarian, and Patti O'Mahoney. Library Assistant, aro Linden' ophthalmologist 1 Each of the above luncheons will contain choice AuL'r.njt luimbi'r prvccdljii] 112 Avurjyt' numlvr procudlrnj 12 HANDYMAN IIVU I UIAUI.I 1011 \. .•• , .- • • • i-1 ji • shown with the puppets from tho cast of "The Popcorn Michael Kotch. M.D. will G&D D. CERAMI MlddUiai MUM • Service months' 1000 monlhb 1450 of two: Carrot and celery sticks, vegetable, fruit. ' --, .|.. .".•.• Wnl.- Dragon." This play was presentod for the mambors of conduct the screening at G.C. Co. Inc. Excavating LANDSCAPING Controrton Inc. • Central 24 Hr. Bruce's Simjli' liiu.' nu.irost lillny djtu Slni]L* Is^u*.' nk-Mr^sl lillmj date DAILY SPECIALS A & A dlunBtructimi ')7fa 1435 the Library's Summer Read-To-Mo Club at the final Elizabeth General. & Builders & Pairing • All Types of Masonry Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- TREE SERVICE ALL IVP.S Sad Monitoring Aula Wrecking Inc. lol.il p.ikl ctrcuLitton Iol.il p.ilt) clrtuLitlon event. In this program, young childron who havon't ALLAN'S WASHER made soup, Individual salads and desserts. For further information, of Moionry Work Fro,; • Brick Work Avi'r.iij^' numtvr prt^v-'dlnil 1^ Auerj(>j nurnb*jr pr^CijdlrHj 12 Shrubs • Direct Line To Police learned to read yet are road to by their parents. A total call Ms. Carol Armstrong, Free Decki • DrivaWayi ^ /'A " A" Concrete & DRYER REPAIR months: l'l50 nionlh^ 1H50 Pre-announced specials. '•/ *•• RR Ties [•.I. 388-2457 o( 1 52 children received cortificates for successful par- at 820-8998. Est. Maunry * Foundations ^ 381-88OO SlnijL' KMJ' Hoe vS KIWHll JVi B1HWK ticipation. Donneri Seeding I'. 1 MILTON AVf. 731-4088 574-0289 1123 1H26 RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS " Bock hoe service* ; : Fully G«ttar> " Additions Fertilizing 1'^r;, t>- Service KAHWAY 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY IIIWIIII S INH l uv dutrlliullon l rei.' dlslnbullon 'Culinary Hearts' Fully ',aW Sidewalks Aycutj*; nunibv'r pTuct'dinij \2 Av*;rjijv' numrwr prt'cydlriy 12 Ins. ^^^ Baiem«nti * Lawn In MONDAY offarad at Window! 636-0278 inimlhs. 300 monlhs: 450 • Sldewalki Maintenance Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on roll. IWII t MIMA 11 ', Slni|Ur Isiuf lw.irx-,1 flllnij d.iti' SlnyL' ksui' iWdrL^I lillny dnlu Rahway Hospital offering No • Steps L'77 44') St. Elizabeth's Mil 1 V INMIUl D f Luncheon No. 2: Salami sandwich. Sub- ., „„ ' 561-5488 or (55-11)6 .r ltS-lStl I')1.J dKlnbuilon Total distribution: free eye health screening Each luncheon will contain potatoes, vegetable, St. Elizabeth Hospital's Co/Urc 634-3333 15-1831.3 634-0987 AUTO Avvr.iyt' nunibt-r prvcfdiny 12 FREE ESTIMATES y fruit. Heart Center will offer a inonlbs MS0 months: 2'MO 1 five-week course beginning E.A. SiimL' Issun iw.iri-'st fillnij d.ilv Slnyk' ksiiv' ncari/st flllruj d.itL ' In conjunction with the The purpose of the TUESDAY FRAZE & SON 2275 screening is to detect Luncheon No. 1: Egg McLuncheon (egg, cheese, Oct. 7 that teaches par- CAMERA TEK INSURANCE woo Medicul Society of New PAVING — Carpet Howard C \ ROOFING^ t'opk's nol dUlnbulL-d CopL'S not dKtrlbulfd Jersey, Rahway Hospital is evidence of any eye disea.se ham on bun) ticipants how to prepare and Repair a Service ~ Landscape ~ • SHINGLES • Ave'r.iyj numtur iwauM flllnij d.itk." • Asphalt Aynr.iijtj nuitiWr iiLMrust Illiny d.ik' offering a free Adult Eye or a systemic disease reflec- Luncheon No. 2: Peanut butter and Jelly sand- nutritious, low cholesterol Upholstery Contractors »aving Co[ TREE ^ • HOT TAR • meals. Jil • SIATI • Insure Today ... SIMI]L' Ksuv.' iii-'.iu's't (lllntj d.ik- Single Issue r :sl Illiny d.itf Health Screening on Wed ted in the eyes which should wich. Driveways Cleaning • Backho» Service SERVICE ncsday, Oct. 7 from 6 to 8 then have follow-up treat Each luncheon will contain hash brown Entitled "Culinary • Seal Coating • Sod ASPHAIT DRIVEWAYS 276-5752 SIDING Mi'lum liom IH^S' ai^.'nK fU'llim (rom news agents p.m. in the Conference ment hy a physician. potatoes, fruit, chilled Juice. Hearts Kitchen," the course " Shrubs AND PARKING LOTS DIAL-A- s • ALUMINUM • Months To Pay!!! Ayur.iijt' nnmlx.'r piL^:v!dlnii \'2 Average number piecediny 12 • KH Ties Designing Room. The screening is part This screening should not .WEDNESDAY will meet each Wednesday FREE Deodori7ing fully months: 75 months: 225 • RR Tiei • WOOD • of statewide "Eye Health serve as a suhslitute for a Luncheon No. 1: Lasasgna with meat sauce, evening from 5:30-7 p.m. Mi WORK HOME IMPROVEMENTS SIIUJID ISSUJ iw.irusl lillny d.il>' Single Issue nearest filing date: 10% HIT • Patios ond GuorantfJ & J Associates Week" activities. regular complete eye cxain bread and butter, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit. through Nov. 4 in the Com- OUAWANTtlD t S I AND REPAIRS 175 250 • Xraa Survico out JOHN munity Health Center of St. Fully insured - Free ost. VMlll lllls •'•' • luiiv > Total: Ic is open to anyomrover hy an ophthalmologist. Luncheon No. 2: Cold submarine sandwich with KM 11. WILLIAM SMELTIER 338 State St. I 100 Main St. r prv.-ci'odlnii 1^ Average number preceedlng 12 the age of 35 who is not lettuce; fruit. Elizabeth Hospital, located Hi 381-7443 283-137< L, 388-3797 j. monlhi 1550 months: 2550 already under the care of an The screening will cover THURSDAY directly across Williamson 541-8516 499.9112 486-3435 Free Est. Fully In*. Porth Amoby I Woodbridge Slni|L' trv.'sl (Illni) d.ik' Single Issue nearest Illlng date SERVICE two of the major causes of Luncheon No. 1: Hot turkey sandwich with Street from the main ' ibOO 2550 eye doctor. Ophthalmolo- 826-8800 I 636-6111 gists (physicians who blindness: glaucoma and gravy. hospital building. C Vujll.intt- C Vlgllaille specialize in eye care ) from cataracts. With early detec- Luncheon No. 2: Ham salad sandwich. "Culinary Hearts Kit- F&P&A.-. ROOFING lloilio Iniprovomfjfit^ Publisher tion, blindness from both chen" is based on the SEAMLFSS the Rahway Hospital staff Each luncheon will contain potatoes. Vegetable, Kitchen Cabineti SIDING will test vision, measure in- conditions can he preven- American Heart Associa- ALUMINUM fruit. TKID BRITTON Sales & Inslallaliui traocular pressure and per- ted. One out of every eight FRIDAY tion's dietary recommenda- GUTTERS WINDOWS Windows — Bathi form an examination of the blind people is a victim of Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. tions, which include: ad- •ClfAN GUIS ROOFING 636-1765 Vinyl Siding PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE internal and external eye. glaucoma, a disease which Luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich. justing the daily intake of • HH'AIHS DORMERS calories to maintain ideal Auditions Refractions for eyeglasses usually has its onset later in Each luncheon will contain: Carrot and celery •LlAl GUAHU'- FREE ESTIMATE Basemonls Our Lady of Guadalupe and life, and if undetected, body weight, reducing total IMS I All I I) ADDITIONS NOTICE OF ACTION Notice of Public Hearing and contact lens fittings are sticks, vegetable, fruit. FULLY INSURED Decks — Painting planned causes a gradual loss of vi- fat intake to 30-3S percent «'.Ot t I I H I *'•' »A WE DO UAHOFFS BY RAI1WAY BOARD PL'.ise take notice lli.it Ronald J not included. • AHIMINUM IUIM *VnUI> 486-5093 OF ADJUSTMENT .ind Catherine A, Scliur ol 1101 J., sion. Luncheons may contain Vi pint of whole or skim of daily calories, reducing the Shroud of Turin are I i by G&G PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that :|Ues Ave.. Railway. NJ. have (lied Basically, glaucoma is the milk. daily cholesterol intake to licensed, free Ivsiiniute, Insured, I he Uoordof Adjustment ol the City ,m application with the Board of PUBLIC NOTICE 574-0687 building up of fluid pressure Menu subject to change less than 300 mg., increas- I'liuming Available CieiCi Productions will be "Brighton Bench Me- ot Railway at the conclusion of a Adjustment of the cltv ol Hahivav lor a zoning variance converting ex in the eyeball. Often it has ing daily intake of car- topics at Communion dinner holding open auditions for public hearing held June 29, 1987 moirs" will be presented at to consider the application by Isllng one family residence to a two SHEHIIVS SALT. no symptoms, stealing sight bohydrates and avoiding ex- "Drighton Beach Memoirs" All typai of G&G Production's resident Theodore Padavano for a variance family residence. SUPEWOH COURT Ol NEW without one being aware of GOOD cess sodium. ItHBOOFIMC CISLO SALES a I the Acting Studio located lo permit construction of a second \ Ml.II "I I lie I l.ailv on (lie cloak of Diego theatre in Roselle Park on Said residence being 1 101 J.uiues .IEHSEV Cl IANCEHV 111 VISION its presence. But if detected The registration fee for Quality ' SHINGLES ^ CBILIMOS Sal D'Addario SERVICE unuliuvs i 1 at IS ) North Avenue, 1-rUlay and Saturday even- story addition to existing stniclute Ave , Hahway. Uul No 22. Block UNION COUNTS' DOCKET NO 1 SIDING INSURED \ 11 M 11.11 > Illll \ L'l lIlL' is. like ihe imagge of Jesus on I'teatlng 2 new apartments on pro in its early stages, it can be the course is $50 per person. HOT TAR ,.. ip TIXTURI FAMILY StRVICE Cranford on Saturday. Oc ings', November 13, 14, 20, 489 I 70nH HI. RISIDINTUL w.is noi ilaiuai'.ed nor was the Hoy Shroud of Turin, si iwrty known as Lot 5, Block 169 on the Board til Adjustment will RELIANCE SAVINGS AND controlled to prevent blind- This includes the instruc- Paving ' GUTTERS/ j- '^M All 1 \|vs BLOWN ON IN THIS AKEA FOR & COMMIICIAL tuber .1 and Sunday. Oc- 1 ilie linn jilass cover mer it miraculous "photograph." 21, 27 and 28. It is under the Rahway Tax Map. did approve bold a public hearing on the ap LOAN ASSOCIATION a Stale ness. tion, food preparation and a LEADERS -. ir**-'- Custom Roofing ill SKIIH) WITH OR OVER 40 Yf.AKS tober 4 at I p.m. said variance and site pUn to permit plication In council chambers. chartered saying anil loan selection of recipes. To ALL WITHOUI the direct ion of David said construction and the continued A cataract is [he clouding- a • KiHilini; • HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 1 "Our l.atly of Ciuadalupe Needed are two women, Railway Clly Hall. Monday, Oc association PlainlillVs HAIIWAS' GENERAL REPAIRS GLITTER I hiui'h (In. I'acius liber Christopher and Anthony use now exlsllny of the lens within the register or for more infor- • \Viinlo\«x age 45 55; one male, age lober 19, l'(H7 at 7 30 pm. CORPORATE CENTEK. INI' a 381-8236 Siding Specialists • GAS BOILERS IKII Hie dmik is made anil the Conquest of Gudell, Artistic Director. eyeball, blocking the pas- mation, call 527-5066. EMERGENCY LEAKS 45 55; one male, age 17-25; Mayner, Orlando. Kahn. Ronald J. and Catherine A Schur New Jersey corporation. "Till: liutallgrion of lolld • Decks • WARM AIR FURNACES l h.i\c nitieil away in Darkness" is a special lee Schnlrtnaii. Hamlllon, Kress 1101 Jauues Ave STATE OF NEW JERSKS'. CITS' sage of light rays needed for. "up[;r(jvf IMO • HOI WAHU SY51IMS • ATTIC VENTILATION ROOM UW. In Ihe Court I louse, in TIRE PRICES SLASHED s inunity are invited lo Mr. COMPLETE CAFFREY • IIK 1K0NIC All) SYSTEMS Ihe Cily of Elizabeth. N ,l on effective in restoring lost (4ini|i4iNj Idi itai Ijnjwiirtiium 'iinsis an' siill unahlc llovas free lecture at St. 411 II&SOH All UAS0H LANDSCAPIN CIIANIRS • REFRIGERATION WEDNEStlAS'. the lllh. day ol sight. HOME IMPROVEMENTS sri no RADIUS SADIAIS / \ -iiul\ ilk' e\aii IWIUIV Mary's — designated a PUBLIC NOTICE October All. l')H7 al Mu.uli.k Remodeling CONTRACTORS \ SERVICES 1 mure ami arc lui'lher Marian Year Pilgrim in the allernoon ol said day Addition! 165/80x13 26.95 34.95 41.95 SINIOK CITIltN DISCOUNT Cooperating in this free l In Ilk' lel'lcction of Church by the Archdiocese A description ol the pio|ieiiy is Building 175/80x13 27.95 35.95 42.95 1 program along with the IMA i ..iiiiu niiuii n Mills _~ <;iiii.'" lit I iioiio which can he of Newark. NOTICE TO CREDITORS contained m the Win ol FAeculion Roofing/Siding 185/80x13 1 The progeny is identified as HlocU Medical Society of New 28.75 37.95 46.50 S11MAII . in ihr no of the Hless Dinner tickets are $15 All typat of carpantry Whirl jjool ESTATE OF CECILIA E. No 12K. I ol No L'H Alon the lav ^2350 All Mini UIHll»ila>a • Addition. - tfccki Jersey and Ihe hospital are 185/7SK14 29.95 38.50 46.95 ni'in a phenoinenon and may he obtained by PUBLIC NOTICE BOSWELL. also known as map ol the municipality ol Rahway • StdiAg • C«U«n the New Jersey Academy of > Tilt-In Soth completely installed ni' uiau\ scholars 1111 calling Sue D/tinik at CECILIA BOSWELL. Deceased Since the piojvny is cunentlv w/aluminum coping, caul 541-1501 Special 195/75x14 30.50 40.50 48.95 Ophthalmology and Otolar- %" DoubU Pane Iniulated glan nii Mi I lo\ asl lo con .IKK <>02<;, or Theresa Mika Pursuant lo the ordrt ol ANN P. vacant land (next lo Ralneay ' Solid vlnyl-aaty to clean L removal of storm wfi 541-7356 Solo 205/75x14 31.50 42,95 51.50 574-1980 396-8764 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that CONTI, SumMjale of the County of Municipal Centeil we have been yngology. the New Jersey OiHIOAL GAQMENTRV ' ill.u ilk' unai'.e of Our jlo. .W 1X71. Uuminum matter frame on decks there will be a meeting of the Zoning Union, made on the 25th day of advised by the Township t 205)75x15 44.50 53.95 ^ Uwnul State Commission for the u4: and addltioni Hoaid of the City of Hallway on September, AD, 1987. upon Ihe Railway tlieie is piesently no stun 215/75x15 Monday. Octolier 19, 1<)87 at 7:30 application of the undersigned. ,is address fin the propeily However Blind and Visually Im- 34.95 46.50 55.50 Chinese Auction set at Kumpf p.m., prevailing time, to be lield at Executor* of Ihe eslale ol said as described in Ihe Win ol paired, the New Jersey 225/75x15 35.95 47.95 59.50 City Hall Pla/a. Railway. New F.x,s.ullon. the plopeity Is ne.ii ll JV Paving deceased, notice Is hereby yiveil I<1 State Department of 30.000 & 40,000 iml« inly OH our Knlly Mf{| MASON jMAKWINSKI? Jersey. tlv creditors ol snid deceased to ex intersection of Mam Stieel and La SAVE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ilu-V.illev Koiui IMA of { nicnis will lie available. Health, the New Jersey rill Road Hazard & Mounting. GLA ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Tills meeliny will I've held lo hear hlblt 10 the subscriber itnuV-r oath or Milton Avenue III Railway Alwoys Hospital Association, the ENEMY * S'*P* I CII'.IOM .iik will he spoiisoiini: a | Sealing is limitcil. the application of Mary Pr^ythtal to affirmation their claims and a "Valiant" Cull far rruirII mm t. |i..,,•> C,,,,.,,I.,|.. AUIM Si.r } BUILDERS [ OUR SPECIALTY ; I llt'ie Is ilue appioviinalelv ENERGY • • PoitOl I IHJILI • Windowi \ikuouoii lrida\. ' IXxialion is S.V l or lie 1%-cetvi' variance and site |iUn ap demands ayalnst the estate of said Medical Society of New on the job —, CARTERET TIRE WHOLESALE J ADDITIONS I *l.(N7avM (V) LHlethe, with lawful * firnplao • Mirror I parking lots i ''al ihe k HI n pT School keis call Nancy Bi.iniiai'.un. proval for pdiperiv known as Block deceased within six months from mleiesl thereon from July K. l'IMV Jersey Auxiliary, the Na- CONSTRUCTION m—, u l.fl.n. it. • 541-UH * VINVl HII'IACIMINI f r^iuriacing r * Drivmway • Table Tops iidu\l lei .e. caleiena. i .'X I 1)1175; Maiy llullaro. :i0. >. Lot 31. 280 2H4 W. Grand tlte date of said order, or they will and costs. tional Society to Prevent SHOP AT HOME WE It COM! OUT •Addiliont •Da-mtKt J WINDOWS Z patch work he forever barred from prosecuting •BolKrooms sKilch*nt * Garage • AvtomoblUt 1 V.NVI SIDING J Avenue. Kahway, New Jersey. Then; IS a full legal desCnpliou on Blindness (New Jersey), the railroad fJei he opened al | ,«S I .^S-4 7 : or l.inda or recovering the s.irne against the •Goragai *Baiemi * Sidewalks • Iniuranc* Ctalmt Plans ate on file at the Building lile In Ihe Union County Shenffs Bank Financing Avoilnblo * ROOIING It TIAH 0IIS * masonry ill pin ia\^ni[!s will Altvaier. ,'SI 5.UK. subscriber. Eye Screening Coordinating •Roofing •Siding " Tractor* lns|K\:tor's Olfice ^t\d may tw In OIIKV. 3 year payment '82.15 * Masonry repairs •.-••in ai S Council, and Ihe Lions Club Solar R«modeling / our children > in ami lelicsh siiet'led Ivtween 9.00 a In. and George W. Mebus and Til.- Sheriff res.ive,, the riiihl to 5 year payment *56.85 863-5031 Call T. Barencsi 5 00 p m ^ Chrisloplier D. Armstrong ad)Oiun tills s.ik> of New Jersey. AtUMINUM PRODUCTS All Type, of •s^l LEO KAHN, ESQ. Executors UAl.PH I HOIIILICII Prcregistration for this S78 Rooievelt Aye.. Cartere! 985-1882 548-4580 SERIES HOST/NARRATOR. . .Potor Graves is the on- MAC.NEH. ORLANDO. KAHN. Armstrong & Llttkt SI IERII I 541-7966 •ft*r 5 p.m. Replacement Glait ,,,,|,r r,l lull, Ini free screening al Rahway CABffllim

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