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VOL. 160 NO. 40 RAHWAY, . THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1982 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS Land sale may shape future of YMCA By R. R. Faszczewski told The Rahway News-Re- tribute any more to keep said the Rahway HospitaJ and supervise the group of Union and at the Elizabeth reports Mr. Armstrong. For Sale--a piece of pro- cord, it was decided by the the facility open. has been negotiating to pur- volunteers. YMCA. However, he added, the perty at the former Squire Board members by a vote, A major part of that fun- chase the tract, he added Although the former exe- However, that arrange- members will have to con- Estate off of St. George instead of a formal resol- draising effort, according to the details have not been cutive director, Donald ment was only temporary, tact each facility on their Ave., Rahway. Immediate ution, they would do all in Mr. Armstrong, will be a finalized, and other poten- Keen, has offered his ser- and the financial situation own to see to what extent necessity requires disposal their power to keep the city stronger effort to dispose of tial buyers are welcome to vices to the city "Y" for two has forced a termination of their contract are being of the property in order to YMCA functioning. the St. George Ave. proper- contact Phillip Carr at the weeks, Mr. Armstrong said it. honored. help a community organiza- The Irving St. facility was ty, which is located near the Markey Realty or Dudley this would not be enough As for the two main types tion to keep functioning. temporarily closed last week front of the Rahway Hos- Painter at the Painter Real time to establish the staff of people who use the Rah- As for those registered in According to Christopher until the Board decides how pitaJ that the YMCA has ty to obtain the details. the facility would need. way "Y"-those with mem- specific programs, Elizabeth Armstrong, the chairman of to solve the financial crisis been trying to dispose of for After the YMCA tern bership contracts and those will fit people into spaces the Board of Directors of facing it. several years. Another option being porarily closed following a who participate in only a not filled in similar pro- the Rahway Young Men's The chairman said the The site was originally looked into by the YMCA Ire last November which few programs-they will be grams it sponsors if they are Christian Assn., this is a major funders of the YM- planned for the construc- is the employment of a destroyed 75% of the lo- provided for to some extent available. fairly accurate assessment CA have asked it to show it tion of a new YMCA, but voluntary, as opposed to a ng St. structure, the city through the facilities of of the situation involving For information on get- can obtain a great deal of the plans were abandoned paid staff, reports the head organization entered into a other YMCAs. ting into these programs or his group's recent closing of community support, and ge- due to opposition from of the Board. management contract with The Rahway membersh- its Irving St. facility. on obtaining refunds of fees nerate greatly-increased some segments of the com- However, he added, one Kathie Dunn of the Eastern ips are being honored com- already paid residents At a Sept. 30 meeting of revenue from the member- munity. of the main problems is try- Union County YMCA for pletely by the Elizabeth and should write to the Rahway the Board, Mr. Armstrong ships before they will con- Although Mr. Armstrong ing to get a director to form her to serve the city facility Union facilities and to a cer- YMCA, noted Mr. Armstr- n addition to her duties at tain extent by the Scotch ong. the Five Points YMCA in Plains-Fanwood YMCA,

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE - More than 125 business executives as advisers to more than 1,200 teenage participants in the Junior Achievement economic and Chamber to hold business leadership training program discussed the possible products to be manufactured by the achievers in the program, which will start operations the week of Oct. 11. Participating in the discussion are: James C. Hook, left, a manager for Exxon Co., U.S.A., a member Landmarks benefit of the Junior Achievement Board of Directors and the host to the group and Carl Schultz of Merck & Co., Inc. (Please see a picture inside.) be available shortly. of Commerce," Post Office of Rahway. Other executives who will serve as The members of the Rah- Because the Rahway Box No. 595, Rahway, N. volunteer advisers from Merck, but not shown are: way Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce J. 07065. Michael GeHer, Herman Johnson, George Hedrick, recently met with Robert believes the acquisition and Dorothy Ruddy, and Steven F. Prato. Larsen, the manager of the the restoration of the Old NAACP tets Rahway Huffman-Koos Rahway Theatre by the furniture store, \ and an- Rahway Landmarks, Inc. is meeting nounced on Friday evening, such a worthwhile endeavor The regular membership Dec. 3, at 8:30. o'clock, a for the community, the meeting of the Rahway Holiday Gacktail-P^ty will chamber hopesythe turnout Branch of the National .for .fhis-'benefir will^show Assn. for the Advancement 8Sh»axJ^i)atoJ*5.- Inc. Ihe^people' andjsusiheasesirt - [.ol Colored. People will be ft>ir;thr-f*fora|«jf of- the the' area . iarfe about the, • convened on. Monday, Oct. Old Rahway ^fl^ theater, Mr. Oliveira urged! 11, at 8 p.m. at the Eben- A chamber spokesman ezer African Methodist Epi- announced through the co- This event will launch the Rahway Chamber of scopal Church at 253 Cen- operation of Huffman-Koos' tral Ave., Rahway. the firm's showroom facil- Commerce's 1982 holiday festivities, and the group The president of the bra- ities on St. George Ave., nch, John J. Robertson, an- Rahway, will be the loca- welcomes everyone to par- ticipate in the holiday party nounced on the agenda of tion of this gala holiday this meeting will be the for- benefit. for the Rahway Land- marks, Inc., a non-profit, mation of a nominating VERY IMPORTANT PERSONS - Lighting the fire to burn Fred Oliveira, the chair- tax-exempt corporation. committee for the upcom- the mortgage on the Zion Lutheran Church of Rahway's man of the chamber's fund- ing election of branch of- Frederick Fairclough Educational Building on Sept. 19, raising committee, stated Tickets can be acquired ficers and the members of shown, left to right, are: Jean Ric«, The Rev. W. Ed- tickets for thefundraising by sending a check payable the executive board. ward McHale, the supply pastor; the bishop of the New party are $10 each, and will to "The Rahway Chamber "All members are urged Jersey Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, The to attend this meeting in Rev. Herluf M. Jensen and Harry McDowell and Dudley order to participate in this Painter, members of the congregation. Jean Rice and A Gift to the preparatory function in ad- Mr. McDowell signed the original deed to the building AMERJCAT1 CAHCER. SOCIETY vance of the election of of- and Mr. Painter helped obtain the insurance. ficers," stated Mr. Robert- son. The actual election pro- MEMORIAL cess will take place at the LOOKING UP THEIR FUTURE - Rahway's Franklin membership meeting that is PROGRAM School Parent-Teacher Assn. will hold its Annual Book to be held in December, he Fair at the school library from Tuesday to Friday, Oct. means so much in cancer control. concluded. 1 2 to 1 5, as a fundraiser. A variety of "new" books for all age levels will be available. Parents may browse after City Hall time capsule class visitation on "Back-To-School Night" on Tuesday, Oct. 12. Jason Sweeny and Donna Sunquist share a to be placed Oct. 16 book at the school library Rahway Mayor-Daniel L. something about our socie- taining newspaper clippings -Bicentennial patches Martin and former ty in general and our com- of bicentennial events and' worn, American Revolu- Hopefuls told Assemblyman, Herbert H. munity in particular." programs including city of- tionary Army, Rahway, Kiehn, who served as chair- The time capsule is ficials and Bicentennial Washington's Army Re- man of the Mayor's scheduled to be opened in Committee. treat. Bicentennial Committee, the year 2076, Mr. Kiehn --Rahway Centennial -Official map and guide announced today cere- noted, to mark the nation's release dates Historical Book 1858 to of New Jersey during 1976. monies for the placing of third centennial. 1958. -A patriotic service ATTENTION: All. the official community time -Golden Anniversary medal awarded World War THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY capsule at the new City Hall Mayor Martin pointed CANDIDATES IN I UK NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS DUD out Thomas Caulfield of Kiwanis Celebration I veterans by City of TUESDAY, NOV. 2, will be held on Saturday, Booklet 1923 to 1973. < Rahway. LINE, except in the case of Rahway was instrumental GENERAL FLECTIONS. an election cancellation, in Oct. 16, at 11 a.m. -Small flag of the United in working with the city and Mayor Martin conclud- The Rahway News-Rec- which case the editor will Mayor Martin and Mr. States of America presented Mr. Kiehn in preparing the ed, "every citizen of ord and The Clark Patriot have complete discretion as Kiehn explained the at Flag Day ceremony by capsule, and was responsi- Rahway Lodge No. 1075 of Rahway can be very proud will publish their pre to which deadlines to im- ceremonies were delayed pose and his usual discre- until now while the city ble for its actual construc- the Benevolent and Protec- our children and future election advance issues on tion. tive Order of Elks. generations will be able to Thursday, Oct. 28. tion as to the material to be awaited a donation from used. Suburban Cabievision of look upon this generation as In addition to placing the -Historical Tour of those citizens in Rahway'Jj All biographies and/or television videotape of the dedication videotape in City Rahway Booklet - Rahway history who had the spirit pictures of the candidates IF YOU dedication ceremonies and Hall Plaza, the time capsule Lions Club. and determination to' make which they would like to parade held earlier in the contains the following -History of Free Public Rahway a proud communi- appear in the advance issues LIVE LONG year. items: Library of Rahway since it ty." ' should be in the hands of The mayor and Mr. was founded in 1864. the editor at 219 Central ENOUGH Kiehn added they were -Bicentennial flag award- -Currency - Complete set Mr. Kiehn added, "this Ave., Rahway, N.J., 07065 sooner or later you'll get "proud to join together in ed to Rahway by the state of coins circulated through time capsule, placed in the NO LATER THAN 5 P.M. ON osteoarthntis. the wear- inviting all Rahway citizens of New Jersey. Rahway during 1976 - P, plaza of our beautiful new and-tear disease of joints THURSDAY, OCT. 21. The facts on how serious it is to participate in this impor- -Book, "Rediscovery of 5', 10', 25', 50', silver City Hall, will also show Any charges to be made and what can be done about tant event." Rahway," 200 pages, dollar. future citizens the proud it are outlined in a free book- They said, "the informa- authored by Alex Shipley, -Observance coins issued heritage of Rahway, and against opponents must be let. So You Have Osteoar- tion we leave for future Linda McTeague and by state of New Jersey and the role Rahway citizens in the hands of the editor NO thritis generations to study is an Robin Shipley, published by Masonic Grand Lodge of played in our nation's LATHI THAN 5 P.M. ON THU- FOR MORE RSDAY, OCT. 14, so they may INFORMATION ARTHRITIS important contribution to Mayor's Bicentennial Com- New Jersey. history and in the celebra- CONTACT OF THE GREASEPAINT - Phyllis Leonard, right, applies clown makeup to one be answered in the advance fOUNOAIION the study of history, and mittee. -The Bicentennial Medal tion of our nation's T5 Prospect Lane lets future citizens know -Looseleaf- booklet con- of the United States. Bicentennial." Students at Rahway's Roosevelt School during the school's Sept. 25 fair. issues. Colonla, N.J. 07067

•J' PAGE 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT . RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1982 PAGE 3 Nurse's Sorority to honor Richard Tredeau Irene Lewis becomes doctor The Tau Chi Chapter of A Clark man, Richard J. a resident at Wilfred Hall at the New Jersey affiliate of Tredeau, the son of Mr. and Lackland Air Force Base in the International Nurses' Mrs. Richard W. Tredeau San Antonio, Tex. He holds Sorority, Chi Eta Phi Inc., of 24 Mae Belle Dr., Clark, the rank of captain in the will sponsor an Awards was graduated from New Air Force. Luncheon and Fashion York Medical College in Show on Saturday, Oct. 9, The doctor is married to at the Town and Campus .the former Miss Paula Car- Restaurant in Union. roll of Boston and Falmouth, Mass. Mrs. The Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Tredeau is attending St. founded in 1932, is an Mary's University Law organization of both School in San Antonio: - registered and student nurses. Its motto is "Service to Humanity." Its primary From now until late purpose is to encourage and December the days grow promote nursing education shorter. Can you explain hrough providing scholar- why? BROKEN MAT AT SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER -Shown ships and leadership. * • • • is a broken front door mat in front of the Rahway Senior At the show the group Citizens Center, which is one of the unsightly condi- BETTER MAINTENANCE FAVORED - The Rahway If everyone worked as will honor Irene D. Lewis, a hard as he described it, tions a good city administration would not tolerate, ac- Republican mayoral candidate, James J. Fulcomer, left, registered nurse and a doc- and Council candidate, Sharon L Surber, right, stand there would be no undone MAKING THE ROUNDS - Clark Fourth Ward Township Council candidate, John Bod- cording to the Ra'hwav r*opi.i?iican mayoral candidate. tor of nursing science, a work. nar, is shown meeting with a Fourth Ward resident, Mrs. Elsa Cassidy. BACKING FROM WASHINGTON - Rep. Matthew J. i"mes J Fuloomer. on the steps of the Rahway Senior Citizens Center on nurse researcher and a pro- Rinaldo, whose district includes Clark, is shown with the Esterbrook Ave. for which they pledged "much better MRS. PATRICK LETTIERE 'essor at Rutgers Universi- The hopeful is a financial year-round maintenance than the lackluster record of Dr. Richard J. Tredeau township's First Ward Councilwoman and the president (She Is the former Miss Carol Brennan) V analyst employed by the Martin Administration." Councilman Fulcormr said Bodnar pledges of the Township Council, Mrs. Virginia Apelian at a Valhalla, N.Y. William E. Ford Associates the city should "pull the Martin weeds out of the star's, MR. AND MRS. CARMINE NIGRO Sept. 12 cocktail party at her home. ( While at New York of Florham Park. He is a cover the bare spots on the lawn, c^"" "p h? •' Miss Brennan bride "^R. AND MRS. JAMES RIDOLESTORFF^n (She Is the 'ormor Miss Lyn McClure) Down Kontos member of the National and do a better job inside and out ' (She Is tha former M'-« Cnroi Rohl) Medical College, Dr. 'to do homework" Assn. of Securities Dealers, UNITED WAY gets degree Tredeau was a member of "I will do my homework, He attended Hobart Col and holds New Jersey and of Mr. Lettiere Miss Lyn McClure Alpha Omega Alpha, the to someone you love. and I will take my duties lege, being graduated with New York state licenses as Miss Carol Brennan, 'he daughter of Mr and Mrs Mis?* Bahl marries A woman from Rahway, national honor society for Your Memorial Gift and associations seriously. I degrees in history and a life/health underwriter. Fulcomer, Mrs. Surber John Brennan of 8 Ivy St., Clark, was married to Patrick weds Mr. Nigro Dawn Patricia Kontos, medical students. helps support medical will call a spade a spade," is American studies, and a lettiere of 201 New St., Garwood, the so>\ of t'> Ganvood. Miss Carol Jarvt P^hl, the dauEhtei of Frank R Mrs. Robert McClure of S'ore St. Rahway, was married Kean College of New Jersey received the Dr. Lawrence service activities. terscholastic Lacrosse Of- in Union in August. election to the Township . While at Hobart, Mr. pledge better upkeep The RPV Clporgp ^ Ivdf* perform*^ 'he ^ ^0 p "' Bahl of 15 Douglas Dr. < lark, and the late Gertrvde to Carmine Nigro, the >=/>n of Mr and Mrs Albert Nigro B. Slobody Award, given Council,, explains his entry ficials Assn. and referees Bahl was married to James S. Riddlestorffer. the son of annually to the senior who Bodnar was an active many state scholastic "•"•ncny. of Sayre St., Summit. in the race. member of the Kappa A feoeption followed »' 'HP Old C"\

••••*,' •,: '•'?•-. '. ' t * RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1982 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Patricia Sheehan Surrogate can name gets stripes DATELINE: Community A woman from Rahway, TCarfi executor sometimes Patricia Sheehan, was among 65 second-year stu- Mm Jmay'i OMW W«rUy Ewbltetad 1111 By Rose Marie Sinnott receive 6% of whatever ecutrix is the only person money the estate may eam. who has the authority to act Calendar dent nurses of the Muh- The Union County Q. Does an executor or on behalf of the estate. lenberg Hospital School of A Legislative Report from Surrogate Nursing in Plainfield to Pubtshed Eveiy Thursday Morning Senator Don DiFrancesco Q. Is a will valid if no ex- executrix have complete However, he or she is EMTOrS NOTEi In order for us to adequately prepare TABLOID LJTHOGRAPHFRS. INC charge over the settlement bound by law to carry out receive their cap stripes, ecutor or executrix has been the Community Calendar, all events for the following signifying the completion of -I Aw,. P.O BOX 1061. R«r>~w " ' >'""" "amed? of an estate? the terms of the will effi- week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the WEDNESDAY ciently and in the best in- their First year of training, At the time George M. Alice G. has complained before you would like them to appear. ROBERT R. FASZC7 FALINSK* terests of all the creditors at ceremonies held on Sun- C. VIGILANTF had his will properly drawn the executor of her hus- Assistant fri»<- • '• n MfNu-vyt and beneficiaries of the es- day, Sept. 26, in the theater Editor/Publisher Utility industry's he could not decide whom band's will has not yet paid tate. of the Cranford campus of to select as the executor to certain bills at the places RAHWAY * • * Union County College. handle the payment of the where she shops. Two bro- -SATURDAY, OCT. 9 -- James E. Mackie Post of the Member She is a candidate for an under spotlights bills and other' disbur- thers who are to share their tf nmitn bn» cay qMt- American Legion Auxiliary Annual Dinner, Dasti's, jnJ vine mjimcr matnuinmf ihc njhl* v AI TTV WFFKI father's estate are anxious associate in science degree «t\l nra^Wihfc iiftoikin The »^*n«»>v e»pfr sements of his assets after tfons HMJ WMM A* to HI Have you evei opened your electric bill, moaned Linden, 388-3890 for information. from the college and a nur- of his death, and according to because the executor has Mtwmd fa this MpM eot- over the latest 'ate hikr and wondered iust how much it •-MONDAY, OCT. 11 - Rahway Branch, National sing diploma from the sch- TOAST OF TOWNSHIP - On Sept. 12 a "Champagne Party" was given in honor of the NFW the terms of his will. He put not yet sold their father's WM, pUtu writ* fo SwT0|t1i will COSt y«" "" Hjjln <•< h'nt yn\tt p'>m<" vn iear <->• in Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People, Member- ool of nursing in a jointly- :lark First Ward Township Councilwoman Mrs. Virginia Apelian, who is also the off the decision for almost a house in order to settle the lo*« Mai* SMOtt, KM Uaiea Subscription Rates by Mail Including Postage $9.50: Outside Union and 10 years? ship Meeting, 8 p.m., Ebenezer African Methodist conducted, three-year, Co- Township Council president, by her friends and supporters as a fundraiser. The cam- year, and then died sudden- estate. Comfy Cosrt Horn*, Uzabath, Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey Have you ask"d yourself just wtiai •'<' utilities )o Episcopal Church, 253 Central Ave. operative Program in Pro- paign kick-off took place in her backyard garden. Nearly 100 people participated. On iv in an automobile crash. A. The executor or ex- N. J. 07207. with all the money yon send them? -TUESDAY, OCT. 12 -- City Council, Regular Meeting, fessional Nursing. hand, shown, left to right, are: Richard Hatfield, the register of Union County; Mrs. Well, these rame questions are being askert by a A. The will is valid. If the 8 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall; Rahway Historical Joan Damiano, the manager for Mrs. Apelian's campaign; Councilwoman Apelian, Rep. Senate CAromiv will does not name an exe- Society, Merchants' and Drovers' Tavern, St. George Matthew Rinaldo, whose district includes Clark; Surrogate Rose Marie Sinnott, and Ed- REPOP» cutor or executrix, the surr- Ave., 8 p.m. Nurses cite ward Zukowski, Mrs. Apelian's campaign co-ordinator. utilities. SCHOOL MENUS to the The Senat» Energy and Environment Committee is ogate will appoint an ad- ••WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13 -- St. Mark's R. C. Church An ministrator C. T. A. from nual Card Party and Bingo. Christy Bobyack FROM holding a series of hearings to determine whether you, the and vote or they may not among the residuary bene- WEEK OF OCT. 11 -THURSDAY, OCT. 14 -- Board of Education, Caucus, ut lity custonvr, a"* getting you' monev's wort'' !>»<•' how A township resident, Link: Til work get the kind of represen- Editor tr> prepare for the ' ncrgy need of the future ficiaries of the estate. This 8 p.m., Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior High Christy Bobyack, was tative government they are special C. T. A. designation RAHWAY JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS School; Special Education Parent/School Assn., 7:30 It IS a COrPT '<"" "" ' °" '"""' ^ "ml ,.|nji» ',„- ,-.• mud among 65 second-year stu- entitled to, the hopefuls indicates there is a will in p.m., Junior High School Main Cafeteria. dent nurses of the Muhlen- "HTHUR I JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOI fulltinte as mayor said. existence but an executor or -SATURDAY, OCT. 16 First Ward Democratic Club berg Hospital School of by Should the stale • m 'inue ti > al'-uv utilitii s ' i build "Your vote is critical this Coro/ Hersch: Pim executrix w?s not named in MONDAY Kickoff Party, 4 to 8 p.m.. Moose Lodge No. 1363 Hall, Nursing in Plainfield to The Independent can- controlled by any group, Congre««man new generating p'«f><- •• -i".i>w <>< • ' .•T»f»-»-;.- i» -IWI...' year," they declared. 7 •hat will. Irving St. receive their cap stripes, "> ^nservation Schools will be closed for Columbus Day. didates for mayor and club, or organization. They urged those present -SUNDAY, OCT. 17 -- Pancake Breakfast, St. Paul's signifying the completion of frying fo aid Martin Will conservation be sufficient t/> p"»' »•>!•-•• »•> •> t- TPEIR CANDIDATE - Riohard Hatfield. left, the of U"ion Coui ty. ar Q. What happens^ if the TUESDAY councilman-at-large in Mr. Link stated, "We are to "Vote the Independent v executor or pxecutrix has Luncheon No. 1: "NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH Episcopal Church Parish House, Irving St. and Elm Ave., their first year of training, Rahway were guests at a people like yourselves who Regarding Walter Pitts' most recent attack on 'he •V'o't supplv of power in the fu'ur"? ' i SBmb'ymao Bob Franks, who r>-js Rqhvuny and Ola' 'istrirt, IRO thoi' suppf Slate on Line 'C in 1 1 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Tour, Rahway Historical Society, 9 at ceremonies held on Sun- Matt Rinaldo ShouH i tilitie". *>e n'q'iired 'o '>ro"icie incentive* tn 'larl< P-s' Ward '^oi m ilaan ind tt » 'own!' '!' died before a will takes ef DAY MENU:" Oven-fried chicken with dinner mil. picnic held on Sept. .12 at live in Rahway, and I in- Rahway. If you do not vote Republican Party in your newspaper, the people of H»h ni.ttl.-t N»M. I. -My inn M * ,w.l-t<\il n- l t.~, t'-.-.w >n Rcfi 1 ' '"Ct? steamed rice, vegetable, fru't and cookie. a m to 4:45 p.m. to Van Cortlandt Manor in N.Y. day, Sept. 26, in the theater the home of Patrick O'Don- tend to be a full-time mayor Rahway should recognize Mr. Pitts' whole political pur customers to sav • f tergv. si cb as of 'ring rebates fo- n r r you cannot complain on Luncheon No 2- Chill doo or frankfurto* on -MONDAY, OCT. 18 -- Board of Education, Regular of the Cranford campus of nell in Rahway. The over at the present salary." pose this year is to help re-elect Mayor Daniel L. Martin, Iavinia T.'s will shows Nov. 3." frankfurter roll. Meeting, 8 p.m., Roosevelt School Auditorium. Union County College. 100 supporters present en- and Mr. Pitts wouldn't even know the truth if he fell over she has named an executor. The other candidates nlilil;o However, when the family Luncheon No. 3: Boiled ham and cheese sand- --TUESDAY, OCT. 19 -- Eye-Care Seminar, 7 p.m., dorsed the candidates runn- Most Wilt it. New waste lows This StU trie* to reach hjpi, th^y find wich. Rahway Night School, sponsored by Rahway Lions Club; associate in science degree ing on the slogan, "For the Most any man will love Ever since Mr. Pitts made his deal with the Martin long overdue. time mayor would be her executor i« no longp? Luncheon Nos. 2 and 3 will contain your choice First meeting of season, Lady Elizabeth Carteret Chapter, from the college and a nurs- People," reports a his neighbor as himself- Democrats to get the wife a political crony appointed by It shoulH provide some answe's w the questions con on Tuesday beneficial to the city. They livinp. of two- Whole kernel corn, vegetable, fruit and Colonial Dames of XVII Century, 11 a.m., home of Mrs. ing diploma from the school spokesman. if she's pretty enough. Mayor Martin, and get himself appointed liaison to the would get 'teeth' sumers raise everv time 'hey ae hit w'lh another rate seeks members will work diligently to give 1 I he Friends of the cookie John Markey. of nursing in a jointly- Food, games and swimm- -Tribune, Chicago. Parking Authority, Mr. Pitts has been in Mayor Martin's hike. "Hie finding sb<<">' *«••"• P'T"- • ••• '*»"' "'••' A This is another situa the people of Rahway the New Jersey has one of the worst toxic waste pro Rahway Public I ibrary will tion in which the adminis- WEDNESDAY -SUNDAY, OCT. 24 -- Rahway Section, National conducted, three-year Co- ing were part of the kind of government they hip pocket. Even the attacks published under Mr. Pitts' '•mire energy n«^H' A spokesman for the please telephone Ric'^rd blems of any state in the nation. hold a meeting at the library trator C. T. A. is appointed Council of Negro Women, Fall Fashion Show, Polish Na- operative Program in Pro- festivities. Refreshments feel Rahway must and shall Perfect Landing name are written in the style of Mayor Martin's $43,000 Rahway Lions Club of the Harrell at <;74 iio6 <>. Luncheon No. 1: Spaghetti with meat sauce, Federal and state officials have already identified on the comer of St Georgr tional Home, Linden, call Mrs. Vivian Hurling at fessional Nursing. were served by the commit- No matter in what di- political propagandist. InternRtional Assn of Lions by the surrogate. This desi- bread and butter, tossed salad with dressing and have if they are elected, 350 potential hazardous-waste dumps in the state requir and '"ent'al Aves., on Tue" gnated individual is selected fruit. 494-1634 for information; Health Fair, City Hall, Eye tee members. they added. rection a tax is hurled, it I was not surprised Mr. Pitts couldn't even get the Clubs announced October In conjunction with the always hits the ultimate ing some degree of reclamation. State teacher unit day. Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. from among those benefici- Luncheon No. 2: Hot Southern-baked pork roll on Screening. Boy Scouts The guest speakers were It is the duty of all facts straight in his endorsement of a Council candidate. as the group's membership city of Rahway's Health consumer. Currently 12 of the New Jersey sites are considered For further inforamtion. aries who are not listed for bun. the candidates, George registered voters to go out. Mr. Pitts claimed in that article a "resolution'' to split drive month. Fair on Sunday, Oct. 24, -MONDAY, OCT. 25 -- Chamber of Commerce, Tokar, •Herald. Omaha. to be among the 144 most dangerous dumps in the coun- please telephone, the direc- specific bequests in the will Luncheon No. 2 will contain your choice of two: seek paper Link, Bill Beauregard, Sal the salary ordinance was rejected out of hand by "the The Lions have many ob- the Eye/Earmobile will be Main St., 7 p.m. try, and are on the United States Environmental Protec- backs Levin's bid tor, Arthur n Sndhall. at but have been named to rec- Potatoes, tossed salad with dressing and fruit. In conjunction with Fire D'Addario and Jim Mc- other councilman." jectives, among them taking theie tn give free eye screen -WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27 -- Rahway First Aid Ladies tion Agency's national priority list. Mrs. Fulton said can 3880761. eive a share in the residuary Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with Prevention Week, Troop Cartney, who discussed f BEE INSTRUCTIONS • LOW PRICES First, this motion to divide the question was not a The state-wide associa- an active interest in the ing to the public from 10 Auxiliary Chinese Auction, Temple Beth Torah, 1389 Only Florida, with 16, has more sites on the list than didates were asked for their estate. That is, everything lettuce and fruit. No. 40 of the Boy Scouts their plans for the city if "resolution," but we shouldn't expect Mr. Pitts to know tion representing more than civic, cultural, social and a.m. to 3 p.m.. the spo meeting, but the meeting Bryant St., 6:30 p.m. New Jersey. views on issues such as the remaining of the estate after THURSDAY will hold a paper drive they win in November. the difference. The fact is, as is substantiated by the 115,000 public school moral welfare of the com kesman noted place, transporation, enter -RIDAY, OCT. 29 -- Trinity United Methodist Because of the serious threat they pose to the en- teachers and other school United States Dept. of specific bequests have been Luncheon No. 1: "Big Burger" Hamburger, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. The candidates, who are BELL 1ARIV munity. Also to encourage minutes, Councilmen James J. Fulcomer, Lawrence Any man interested in tainment and refreshments met. Anyone who has been Church Annual Fair and Dinner, 4 to 9 p.m., E. Milton STOCK UP NOW FOR HOLIDAYS! vironment and public health, it is essential swift and firm employes has endorsed Education, tuition tax service-minded men to serve cheese, lettuce, tomsto and pickle on bun. 9 and 10 behind the Acme running on "Line C," stated Bodine, John Marsh and Irene RinaMi voted to divide the becoming a Lion, and who every month make it possi given a specific bequest by Ave. and Main St. action be pursued in cleaning up these dumpsites, and in Adam Levin for Congress credits, federal aid to educa- their community without Luncheon No. 1 will contain your choice of: Super Market on St. George they owe obligations to no question. So there were "other councilmen" who voted to is willing to work to achieve ble for many of the Union the estate but who does not -SATURDAY, OCT. 30 -- Trinity Methodist Fair con- cracking down on illegal dumpers of toxic wastes. in the Seventh District, tion and bills to establish a personal financial reward, potatoes or fruit. Ave., Rahway. political party, and are not divide the question. the Lions Club objectives County Blind Assn. mem- share in the residuary estate tinues, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. In response to the U. S. Attorney W. Hunt which includes Clark. federal collective bargaining and to encourage efficiency Luncheon No. 2: Oven-baked fish filet with tartar Of course, for there to be a motion at all, there has to may telephone the member bers to attend, Mr. F.ggep: would not be eligible to -TUESDAY, NOV. 2 - GENERAL ELECTION, 7 Dumont's warning federal laws against hazardous-waste law for public employes. and promote high ethical sauce on bun. Girl," New York City. Contact Hannah Barr for reserva- be at least one other councilman to second the motion. In ship chairman, Mr. Harrell, concluded. serve as an administrator C. a.m. to 8 p.m., polling places in Thursday, Oct. 28, disposal lack teeth, I solicited his ideas on how to Support for the Equal standards in commerce, in- Luncheon No. 3: Egg salad sandwich. tions. this case, all four Republican councilmen present voted to The New Jersey Educa- at 574-3106 or 499-9153. T. A. in this circumstance. Rahway News-Record. strengthen the law. Rights Amendment (ERA) Luncheon Nos. 2 and 3 will contain your choice -MONDAY, NOV. 1 -• Township Council, Executive divide the question in their efforts for economy, and the tion Assn. Political Action dustry, professions, public The Rahwway club will -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 •- City Council, Pre-Meeting My first action was to offer an amendment to the was also crucial, she Q. Is an executor or ex- of two: Potatoes, lettuce salad and fruit. Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building; Democrats voted "no." Ipoint.this out because even Committee \. (NJEA-PAC), work and private endea- conduct a one-evening Conference, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall. Resource Conservation and Recovery Act doubling the declared. ecutrix usually paid for his FRIDAY Regional Board of Education, Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., when Mr. Pitts endorses someone, he can't get the facts the voluntary, non-partisan vors. The Lions are dedi- seminar, "A mblyopia, B -MONDAY, NOV. 8 -- City Council, Regular Meeting, jail term for illegal dumping. The House adopted my political action arm of the cated to sight conservation, FUEL OIL or her services to the estate? Luncheon No. 1: Pizza hoagle. Instructional Media Center, Governor Livingston straight. The group's president lindness, C ataracts, a Short 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall. amendment, and then approved the bill to extend the act state association, interviews helping people in need of Larry V., an accountant, Luncheon No. 2: Frankfurter on roll. Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. The people of Rahway should recognize Mr. Pitts is noted NJEA-PAC would Course in the A.B.C.'s of -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10 - Board of Education, Just arrived from famous makers like by a vote of 317 to 32. It is now awaiting action in the all major-party candidates eye care and helping the is the executor of his part- Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. -TUESDAY, NOV. 2 •- GENERAL ELECTION, 7 just a Martin mouthpiece in the mayoral elections and a contribute money and Eye Care," on Tuesday, Caucus, 8 p.m., Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior Sunset, Dimensions,-Bernat, Bucllla— Senate, where the prospects for extension of the law are in each Congressional elec- blind, the spokesman added. ner's will, but is not a bene- Each of the above luncheons will contain your a.m. to 8 p.m., polling places, Clark Patriot, Thursday, sore loser over his overwhelming defeat by the votes of volunteers to independent Oct. 19, according to Ray High School. many more. good. EHERCEHCY ficiary. Bemadette M. is the choice of two: Carrot and celery sticks, chilled juice Oct. 28. the people in the recent Primary election, even being tion. One of the major projects Eggers, Jr. of Rahway. -MONDAY, NOV. 15 -- Board of Education, Regular All new merchandise, all first quality. The amendment, which has broad bipartisan sup-, committees of educators 50 GALS. executrix of her uncle's will, and fruit. -MONDAY TO FRIDAY, NOV. 8 TO 12 -- Beth O'r repudiated by his own constituents. who would work on behalf of the Lions Club is the In November the Lions 75 GALS Meeting, 8 p.m., Roosevelt School Auditorium. port, increases the maximum jail terms for violators of the Some independents are and is also a beneficiary. DAILY SPECIALS Seniors, Fall Vacation, Pines Hotel, the Catskills, New Carol P. Hersch of Mr. Levin. She said Eye/Earmobile Foundation. Club will run a spaghetti 100 GALS1.0. 6 -MONDAY, NOV. 22 -- Trinity United Methodist federal hazardous-waste-management laws. It increases A. Regardless of whether Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- York. Contact Hannah Barr for reservations. CRESLAN Rahway Area Young Republican chairwoman also interviewed. All can- NJEA-PAC does not give The purpose of this founda- dinner at Rahway High DELIVERIES HIDE p/gol. Church, E. Milton Ave. and Main St., Fifth Annual YARN the maximum term from two to five years for unlawful QOO gll. or more) he or she shares in the made soup, individual salads and desserts and --TUESDAY, NOV. 9 -- Elementary Board of Education, 715 W, Inman Ave. didates are sent question- money directly to can- tion is to provide the School to raise money for Blood Bank Drive, 3 to 8 p.m., Asbury Hall; Chamber of dumping, and doubles from five to 10 years the maximum naires, according to NJEA- C.O.D ONLY estate, an executor or an ex- specials. Regular- Meeting, 8 p.m., Administrative Offices, J ^ Rahway didates, but to committees facilities for the screening of its Sight Conservation Pro- Commerce Meeting. Tokar, Main St., 7 p.m. VOver 40fashion colors term for dumping violations that endanger the life of ecutrix is entitled to com- Each of the above luncheons may contain a half Schindler Rd. SolkMoz. PAC president, Edithe of educators who control members of the public, jects, reports Mr. Eggers. Regular J1.29 another person. This brings the penalties for unlawful Fulton. missions for handling the es- pint of whole or skim milk. CLARK -MONDAY, NOV. 15 - Township Council, Regular expenditure of the money. without charge, for eye and The Linden and Rahway [ARIBA] BELL YARN Needlecraft Centers! dumping into line with other federal felony penalties. tate's settlement. Such pay- -TUESDAY, OCT. 12 -- Elementary Board of Educa- Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. Mr. Mackow backs ear health. The Eye/Ear- Lions Clubs were recently • 275 WoodbrWg* CMrtar-N^l—<2O1) 63&-5830 Among the national-conservation groups supporting Since 1933 ments are made according RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS tion, 8 p.m., Carl H. Kumpf School Multi-Purpose Room, -TUESDAY, NOV. 16 -- Regional Board of Education, mobile is available to any joint hosts for the Union • 310 WMt Bait MaO-RL 23 Wayrw, N.J.—(201) 256-1166 I the amendment were the Environmental Defense Fund, to specific rates set by law. 8 p.m., school re-organization to be voted on, plus regular Adjourned Meeting, 8 p.m., Instructional Media Center, Releases Community Organization. County Blind Assn. These • 75 E«MX SL, N.V.C.—(212) OR 4-1030 Fulcomer on 'CAPS' the Sierra Club and the National Resources Defense Mr. Fitzpotrick After the death of the per- MONDAY meeting. Governor Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley • 95-16 63rd Rd, R*go Park, N.Y.—(212) 459-1134 For more information, blind folk have their own 686-1818 Rahway mayoral candidate, James J. Fulcomer, Council. 'outstanding' son who made the will, the School will be closed for Columbus Day. -MONDAY, OCT. 18 -- Township Council, Regular Heights. • Smtth Havan MaH-L.1., N.Y.—(516) 724-0025 made an excellent point on the need to keep our tax in- With this legislation in the pipeline, I also am acting must meet executor or executrix is en- TUESDAY Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building --TUESDAY, NOV. 23 - Elementary Board of Educa- Sate i • Octe Sala eoda Oct 15 creases within the state-mandated "CAPS" limit. 4 on the U. S. Attorney Dumont's suggestions for A Clark man, Edward titled to 5% of the first Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. -TUESDAY, OCT. 19 -- Regional Board of Education, tion, Regular Meeting. 8 p.m.. Administrative Building, d MOT • FREE INSTRUCTIONS •All"!" The attempt by Mayor Daniel L. Martin and by all facilitating criminal prosecution of unlawful toxic-waste new policy Fitzpatrick of 51 Coldevin POSITION NO. 3 — UNEMPLOYMENT $ 100,000 of principal of the Luncheon No. 2: Boiled ham and cheese sand- Adjourned Meeting, 8 p.m., Instructional Media Center, Schindler Rd. those high-tax allies of Mayor Martin to raise our estate. For amounts over dumpers. I have introduced legislation to remove pro- The Rahway News-Re- Rd., was named to the 1982 wich. David Brearley Regional High School, Kenilworth. Inherited municipal-purposes taxes above the state "CAPS limit 5100,000, the rate is from 0 cedural roadblocks which have seriously hindered suc- cord and The Clark Patriot edition of "The Outstanding Both luncheons will contain: Cole slaw, -FRIDAYS, OCT. 22, 29, NOV. 5, 12. 19 -- Osceola "Must there always be come to was totally unjustifiable. cessful enforcement of the laws regulating toxic-waste Despite their campaign pledge to "put to 5% depending on the ef- vegetable and fruit. will no longer accept un- Young Men of America." America back to work." the Reagan Presbyterian Church, Joyce Landorf, "His Stubborn federal deficits?" asks a Fortunately, under the leadership of Councilman dumping. fort and complexity involv- signed letters to the editor administration is doing just the opposite. WEDNESDAY Love," 7:30 p.m., 1689 Raritan Rd. congressional apostle of MIDTOWN SAVINGS Fulcomer and other people-oriented community leaders, The bill would make it easier for prosecutors to pro- or political press releases. He was selected from Our unemployment rate is at the highest ed in handling the estate's Luncheon No. 1: Hot Southern-baked pork roll on -TUESDAY, OCT. 26 -- Elementary Board of Educa thrift. Perhaps not. How- the Martin team's attempt to exceed the "CAPS" limit finances. The executor or ve the defendant was disposing of hazardous wastes by All letters and political among nominations receiv- level since World War 11. The administra- bun, potatoes, tossed salad with dressing and tion, 8 p.m., Administrative Offices, Schindler Rd. ever, it is one of those fine was soundly defeated. executrix is also eligible to making the listing compiled by the Environmental Protec- releases must be signed and ed from senators, United tion is cutting budgets for critical educa- fruited Jello. -THURSDAY, OCT. 28 -- Beth O'r Seniors go to "Snow old traditions. Even after the people voted against Mayor Martin's tion Agency the standard of what is hazardous. What include the full names and States representatives, tion and training programs. Businesses Luncheon No. 2: Cold submarine sandwich with are failing at a record rate. Plants are clos- high-tax policies, the mayor and his Council allies insisted happens now is defendants obscure the criminal issues in addresses of all persons sub- governors, mayors, state lettuce and fruited Jello. on raising our taxes far higher than was necessary. As a a trial by arguing the substance was not dangerous. Under ing. Hundreds of thousands of workers Charges set THURSDAY mitting them. legislators, university and are being laid off. senior citizen, I can't afford these unnecessarily high tax my bill, this issue would have to be argued in a regulatory In addition, those submit- college presidents and deans Our number one national priority must Luncheon No. 1: "NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH increases, and you can be certain they will be even worse proceeding before the EPA, and could not be raised as a Lean Line's 21 day ting letters and releases as well as various civic be to get our economy going and to find DAY MENU:" Oven-fried chicken with dinner roll, next year if the mayor is re-elected. for articles defense in a criminal trial. must come to the offices of groups, including the meaningful jobs for all who want to work. steamed rice, vegetable, fruit and cookie. I urge my fellow citzens to carry out the mandate of Additionally, generators of hazardous waste could be the papers at 219 Central United States Jaycees. Since I am asking you to elect me to Con- on nuptials Luncheon No. 2: Bologna sandwich, steamed diet plan is the start the March, 1982, referendum by voting for the Fulcomer held responsible if they release waste intended for disposal Ave., Rahway, in order to The criteria for selection gress, you should know the programs I rice, vegetable, fruit and cookie. team on Tuesday, Nov. 2. Definitely, it's time for a support in this important area. The charge for the place- to an unlicensed transporter. pick up affidavits to signify included a man's voluntary FRIDAY change! INVEST IN HUMAN CAPITAL — We ment of wedding and eng- FREE Checking with interest Finally, it would expose chronic violators to the the authenticity of the let- service to his community, BETTER TARGET FEDERAL FUNDS Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. are suffering from labor shortages in criti- — Speeding up projects in high unemploy- agement announcements in of an exciting new way Maintain S100 or more, unscrambled statement and cancelled Adam A. Mackow heavier penalties of the racketeering law. A violator, such ters and releases. professional leadership, Luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich. cal areas, from machinists to engineers, ment areas must bean object i\ eel '.ill fed- The Rahway News-Record checks mailed eacfi montn. 1990 Lufberry Street as, the Chemical Control Corp. in Elizabeth, might have academic achievement, bus- Both luncheons will contain: Carrot and celery These affidavits may be and this shortage will worsen with new eral programs. We must repeal the and The Clark Patriot is S5 Rahway been liable for a penalty of up to 20 years in prison and notarized at the paper of- iness advancement, cultural technological developments. The educa- Mayhank amendment which excuses the sticks, chilled juice and fruit. to lose weight. 91-Day Money Market certificate without a picture and $8 the forfeiture of all its assets. tion of our people must be a top priority if Department of Defense from targeting a Each of the above luncheons must contain a half issued in any amount over S75OO Regulations prohibit fices or by another notary accomplishments and civic with a picture. These changes would, for the first time, make the public. and political participation. we are to compete in world markets. That percentage of its expenditures to high pint of whole or skim milk. compounding of Interest Resource Recovery Act an effective tool in determining means no cuts to college loans and grants, unemployment areas, especially consider- Forms are available at illegal waste dumping, and for putting those who en- elementary and secondary education, and ing the huge defense budget increases. We the offices of the 6-Month Money Market Certificate vocational education. We must retrain the must forge a partnership between busi- Ringing Brother! itartftd their fint circus at Baraboo, danger the public health and safety in jail. ELECT newspapers at 219 Central issued in any amount over $10,000 Higher interest rate, based on millions of workers whose jobs have dis- ness and government to encourage small Ave., Rahway, or by average of last four weeks. Regulations prohibit compounding of Wisconiin In 1884. business development in areas of severe appeared or will disappear in the future. writing to Box 1061, interest We must train people to move from sunset economic decline. We must improve our NOTICE SUE LOST to sunrise industries of the future. Money mass transportation to make it easier and Rahway, N. J. 07065 or by 80 LBS 30-Month Money Market certificate FOOD FOR spent on education and retraining is safer to get lo work in these areas and to telephoning 574 1200. PICK-IT-NUMBERS FOR 4th WARD COUNCIL, CLARK help rebuild our blighted inner cities. CANDIDATES FOR THE NOVEMBER 2nd, issued in any amount over $500 Compounded continuously money saved in welfare and unemploy- In order to run in the ARTHRITIS ment compensation. Briefly, other programs I support are: following week's editions, 1982 GENERAL ELECTION DESIRING TO EXPAND TRAINING PROGRAMS — All Savers Certificate Are you eating anything spe- Encourage Pit-Employment Training to the information must be APPOINT CHALLENGERS, MUST SUBMIT issued in any amount over $500. Up to $2,000 in interest free of cial to help your arthritis? Programs must be designed to train work- SfPT. 27 fhra'OCT. 2 get our out of work young people off the submitted, either typed or Federal and State income Tax. Must Be opened by December 31 st Special health foods are ex- ers in skills that are in demand. We need streets and into the work force: Repeal the THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THEIR clearly printed by 5 p.m. the $.50 OFF wan STRAIGHT _,,- pensive — and a waste of local training councils, composed of busi- Penally Tax which is forcing up labor costs CHALLENGERS IN WRITING TO THE: fcAlf money if you think they will ness people, labor leaden., educators, and and draining the economy of New Jersey preceding Thursday. | when registering or re-regutenng. NEW Free Gifts for Savers MIE iWMtasPAYOff BOX PAIR help arthritis. No special food Energetic government representatives, to oversee a and the eleven other states affected: UNION COUNTY BOARD OF aECTIONS Expires October 16. 1982 Your choice of one beautiful free gift from an all new selection, new federal job training program to Establish Individual Training Accounts I when you deposit S5,000 or more in any certificate for a period of 6 $ causes arthritis and no spe- 53 RAHWAY AVENUE months or longer. 1*21 441 4Sf» »4S" TUfSOAY. S«t. 21 cial diet will cure it. Find out replace CETA. similar to IR As. tax free and voluntary, to is a short name for a very IMPROVE UNEMPLOYMENT COM- be used for retraining when ajob change is •Only $3.50 weekly For current rate Quotations on these or otner savings plans, nBMY nan* what the experts say about Responsive serious disease called Sys- ELIZABETH. NJ. 07207 visit the office nearest you federal regulations require HUM MY Off MI PENSATION — Government should pro- necessary: Establish a National Job Bank With purchase of special coupon book Jail. 21 •97 131 "23 nutrition and arthritis. Send temic Lupus Eryihematosus NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 19, 1982. substantial penairv for early wltnarawal from savings urn* six for a free copy ol "The Truth mote, not hinder, retraining. Workers in by connecting each state's computerized This disease, once frequently For dasses in your town certificates VfMSMV job listings. 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PAGE 6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Mrs. Rinoldi: Aging talk to be held Mayor defends record RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Budget Council's on cablevision THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1982 PAGE 7 Suburban Cablevision will cablecast "A Woman's of city administrator main responsibility Place" on Friday, Oct. 8, and on Sunday, Oct. 10, at Rahway Mayor Daniel L. than his constant references business administrator, and Rahway Councilwoman- presentative must make dif 7 p.m. via TV-3. This Martin issued a statement to the city business ad- his votes on many other city at-Large Irene F. RinaJdi ficult choices based on fiscal week's topic will be "Aging: today condemning charges ministrator as a 'paid projects, resolutions and or- said today of all of the realities and on community American Style." by his mayoral opponent, political propagandist' now dinances the business ad- many responsibilities borne priorities." The host, Barbara Fried- James J. Fulcomer, his ad- that it is election time." ministrator worked on." by the members of the City "As the chief financial of- man, will talk with Lydia ministration is "misusing "Before it was election "Apparently," the mayor Council, the budget process ficer of a multi-million-dol Bragger, the founder of the taxpayers' money" as "not time, Mr. Fulcomer was declared, "our business ad- is "far and away the most lar international corpora New York Network Gray only without merit, but very happy to vote approval ministrator does a great job crucial." tion, I have the kind of ex Panthers and Emma Qua- more revealing of his des- on work done by the bus- year-round, meriting many Mrs. Rinaldi, running for pertise to set priorities, and taro, the director of geron- peration to get publicity iness administrator," the ci votes of approval even from the seat she won as the lone make tough choices. I sub- tology at Seton Hall Univer than his ability to unite and ty's chief executive need, Mr. Fulcomer himself, but Republican victor in 1978, mit no other candidate for sity. govern a community." "as proven by his vote for at election time, it gets explained Council members Council has that kind of ex The program will detail "Apparently, Mr. Ful- the city to participate in the headlines to put out phony are often -regarded as 'mini perience," the Republican the myths and misconcep comer believes if he keeps Geriatric Center, which was publicity." mayors' by the members of added. tions and hopefully, dispel repeating something which entirely negotiated by the The mayor also said "the the public. \ "Budgets make the com- any of the bad feelings one is untrue, he'll get people to business administrator, his record proves far from ad- "It is only natural," the munity tick," said Coun- may have about aging, re- believe it," Mayor Martin votes on labor contracts, ministratively wasting or Republican Councilwoman cilwoman Rinaldi, "My ports a Suburban spokes- said. "Nothing is more il- which were entirely nego- misusing money, this ad- declared, "for people to call campaign is based on my woman. lustrative of this sorry fact tiated and prepared by the ministration has a fiscally- on us to assist with admin- ability to carry out the conservative record." istrative matters such as responsibilities of the office "For example," he also snow removal, leaf collec- I hold, and that means plan- pointed out, "Mr. Fulcomer tion and street repairs; and ning for the financial health is fond of comparing Rah- I, for one, am only too hap- of our city. Yes, I'll help way to Westfield. In py to help them in any way with citizens' needs every Westfield, the business ad- DISTAFF LEADERSHIP - At a cocktail party for the Clark First Ward Councilwoman am lean." time I'm asked, but budgets ministrator h?s. in addition Township Counc'l president, Mrs Virginia Apelian, center, held on Sept. 12, were Assemblywoman Lta va Brown, left, anrl Aqcomhivw < nn Maurn°n Ogdon. MQI>I "However," stye explain- make the city work...and I to secretaries, two full-time v ed, "Council members are know how to make these assistants and a very expen- ' * has nahway «•• ' ' ' ''in her district charged with legislation and budgets." sive law firm to do all the IS WY TURN - Rahway's Vassell Wright, No. 27, boots the soccer ball away from budgets as their primary "It is on that basis I ask town's labor negotiations. Gallery' oldest theater, (he Paper ~" Edison Dlavers The Indians won the Oct. 1 match 7-0. TIME CAPSULE CEREMONIES SET - Rahway Mayor Daniel L. Martin and the former responsibility. It is the mun- for the support of the Rah- In Rahway the business ad Mill Playhouse i" Millburn Assemblyman Herbert H. Kiehn announced the official community time capsule wi be icipality's budget that way voters on Tuesday, ministrator and I share one to focus M' Roberts will <-hat placed in the City Hall Plaza on Saturday, Oct. 16. With the capsule, Shown, left to Noah Webster spnn» 20 makes things happen in secretary nn<* tiavp n<> n« with Angelo DelRossi, the right, are: Mr. Kiehn, the Third Ward Councilman Max SheW and Thomas Cautfield of Nov. 2," she concluded. on Paper Mill years wording on his \? — us local government." istant* ." artistic director and the c.\ American Dictionary ••' Rahway, who constructed the capsule. "I believe a candidate's Local booters "In the 12 years. I have Suburban Cablevision ecutive producer, and Jo '("> English Language. budget philosophy is what will cablecast "Gallery" on Beimfohr, thp gala chairwo been mayor," he added, You've probaMy no Sideline™ seek on Saturday, Nov. 13, at the voters should be exam- to perform "only twice have we hired Sunday, Oct 10. »i dpm man. There will be some ticed too that the fellows ining in a Council election. I via TV 3. footage of the thea'er after the Rahway football game. PLANNING THE BENEFIT - At a recent meeting a spokesman for the Rahway additional administrative with the narrowst ru'nds Hall of Famers William Hoodzow is personally believe the non- on camera help, most recently this The host, Peter Roberts, the fire, plus a look at how Suburban Cablevision Chamber of Commerce announced with the co-operation of Huffman-Koos a Holiday always seem to have th"- chairman of the Hall of sense presented by the can- summer at a total cost to will focus on the gala re- the renovations are roming widest mouths. The Rahway Sideliners will cablecast the Harrison Cocktail Party will be held on Friday evening. Dec. 3, at 8:30 o'clock in the Huffman- Fame Committee. didates who tell the voters the taxpayers of $1,520 out opening of New Jersey's along. Club is seeking athletes who versus Union soccer game Koo8 showroom facilities on St. George Ave., Rahway. The proceeds of this fund- -Globe, Mason City. la. they plan to cut every ser- of an $11 million budget." performed on any Rahway Anyone wishing to sug- today at 9:30 p.m. via TV-3. raiser will benefit the Rahway Landmarks, Inc. for the restoration of the "Old Rahway gest names of athletes vice in sight out of the bud- "In contrast," the hopeful High School team in the The game was played Theatre." At the fund-raising meeting, shown, left to right, are: Jim Fuicomer, the com- RIVIERA™ BLINDS should contact the president get is not only jibberish, but noted, "the last Republican past to be candidates for its on Oct. 5 at 3:45 p.m. on munity relations chairman for the chamber; Fred Oliveira, the chairman of the fund- VERTICAL BLINDS of the Sidehncrs, Robert downright deceptive," the administration in Rahway, MAKE MONCY Annual Hall of Fame Union's home turf, and raising committee for the chamber; Sharon Surber, the treasurer of the chamber; Polhemus, at Rahway High councilwoman explained. under Mr. Fulcomer's new- Award, which will be given TV-3's Matt Loughlin along Robert Larsen, the manager of the Rahway Huffman-Koos Store; Anthony Lordi, the by LEYOLOR School. ly-found good friend and PRCPARING "I am for a frugal, sen- with John Marcy will han- president of the chamber, and Don Keen, a member of the chamber's fund-raising WOVEN WOODS-WOOD BLINDS supporter, John C. Marsh, sible, businesslike budget dle the commentary. committee. that addresses the real needs had two full-time employes INCOM€ TAX€S MAXIMUM DISCOUNTS of the community within plus a contractually-paid advancement have finally Enroll in the H&R Block Income Tax Course now the framework of its finan- publicity agent. I wonder Make money during lax lime Comprehensive cial means. Translating that Miller: Fulcomer appeared in the harsh light who has a record of 'misus- course taught by experienced H&R Block NOTICE Jbroad philosophy into a of day." ing' taxpayers' money-us or instructors begins soon in your area :- sound budget document is a ' "I also have a question the Fulcomer 'team.'" 7.5 CEU's Awarded CANDIDATES FOR THE NOVEMBER 2nd. about a statement in the tough,' demanding job. I H&R BLOCK 1982 GENERAL ELECTION DESIRING TO believe it is not only the insults Republicans Fulcomer brochure," added - "A few years ago," he APPOINT CHALLENGERS, MUST SUBMIT most difficult but the most The Rahway Parking 'In the remaining 221 Mr. Miller. "He said he 'in For More ciples of the Republican itiated a probe by the coun- continued, "the Council g _ _ Measurement important assignment of a Authority Chairman Ber- lines," he added, "the word Party with every fibre of voted a $3,000 appropria- THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THEIR 1 ty prosecutor'ijoffice which Information riCC Installation councilman, ' she pointed nard D. Miller, the cam- 'Republican' appears once, my being, and I ami not tion for hiring adminis- CHALLENGERS IN WRITING TO THE: out. paign manager for the and in an oblique reference led to th^ exposure and CALL NOW ashamed,* as Mr Fulcomer : punishmentjtf tytpngtdog trative help, and at the end UNION COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIOHS "It's fine for the can- Republican Councilwoman- to 'Democrats, Republicans apparently is, to say so," he". of,the year, we turned every Colors to Go at-Large Irene F. Rinaldi's and Independents.'" : in the city!&d like him to 331 State St. 53 RAHWAY AVENUE didates to tell the people added. ' uelTus tBd/Wttjils of what penny back to the city 322-2232 about the big tax cuts re-election bid, branded the Either Mr. Fulcomer has "Others with whom treasury. I think the people Parth Afflbey 442-1772 brochure being distributed that's ,-.att tibout. What ELIZABETH, N.J. 07207 they'll magically cause to recognized Councilwoman have spoken," the campaign Tl of Rahway understand that by mayoral candidate, Jam- Rinaldi, who never asked to wrongdoing' and who got NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 19, 1982. happen if they're elected. manager continued, "share punished?" : is not the type of record of N.J.'s FINEST & MOST AFFORDABLE HEALTH CLUBS But, when push comes to es J. Fulcomer, as "an insult be mentioned in this bro- my own feelings about the someone who misuses or SCORE ONE - Rahway's Stuart Buckman kicks a penal- TWO (2) CHALLENGERS FROM EACH shove, it's their ability to to the good Republican peo- chure, is the only true Fulcomer brochure. We all wastes their money." Trial Visit ty shot to score in the Edison loss to Rahway on Oct. 1 DISTRICT ARE PERMITTED BY LAW. ALL ple of Rahway." Mr. Miller went on to ex- deal with the balancing of Republican running, or he feel it represents the "When it comes to who 0N1Y value $10. unlimited APPOINTED AS CHALLENGERS MUST BE Mr. Miller said the plain Mrs. Rinaldi "has use of facilities I revenues against the real is displaying his disdain for culmination of all of his can be trusted," the mayor Fulcomer piece contains worked hard as a Repub- $ FREE AEROBIC REGISTERED VOTERS IN UNION needs of operating depart- the Republican Party. years in politics. It is his concluded, "I look con- a STRUGGLE FOR POSSESSION - 231 lines of copy, 10 of lican and as a council- DANCE CLASSES IN CONTROL - Rahway's Steve Wisk, No. 11, takes the Area booters COUNTY. I ments that separates quali- That's some great posture ultimate statement in which fidently for the people to month away from Edison soccer players N h : woman to reach out to the I7 W/CLUB MEMBERSHIP ball down field during the Edison game, played at the ci- which are devoted to Coun- fied Council members from for the Republican city his own name is all that is give their answer on Tues- (avg. cilwoman Rinaldi. majority of the people she ty's Brennan Field on Oct. 1. Rahway won 7-0. ,rvr.f^K0 j7'!0:f,r-' - ' the btowhards," Mrs. Rin- chairman to take," the com- important to him. His years serves. She is running for re- day, Nov. 2." | monthly cost) blank opponents • aldi'declared. "In those 10 lines, the missioner declared. of using the Republican election on a solid record of AMEB1CJUJ By Ray Hoagland word 'Republican' is men- . % personally,. wanuaU of 1 FACILITIES first shutout by having 13 .._ "In the end," said-the - Party, Republican people positive service.' The Rahway High Sch- the Comets' netminder, Lou Sbnea" four Times the voters of Rahway to INCLUDE: saves. candidate, "a Council re- the" and Republican ideals as Kean honors HEALTH CLUBS Hospital to sponsor ool Indians Boys Soccer Fkorian, had 25 saves. The chairman declared. know I believe in the prin- tools for his own personal "She is running for re- Spac* Ag« Pro- Racquetball Rahway had 15 shots on Qrvurvc FON MBN/WDMEN Team defeated the strong Comets are looking for their election as a Republican. Sander Friedman ft«11 lone • Equip- New the Eagles' goal. ment *H#at»d Edison Eagles of the Mid- first win after four contests. For Those Hard-To-Heat Areas The Fulcomer brochure Membtrshlp Swimming Pool 'Hydro Th«rcpy Whirlpool "Tiled Turk.ih St*am Room run for anniversary dlesex County Athletic Vic Ricci scored twice • • • makes clear she is the only A Clark resident, Sander •Redwood Finnish Sauna -Heavy We*ghl Equipment for Men • Pnvat* Vic Ricci scored twice Showen •Dreitlng Room ond LocWen •Pro'e**lona1 Hardwood Court* *7 $ Conference 7-0 at Brennan and assisted on another as Ryan scored three times one doing so, and I'm proud Friedman, received his Poyt a Week-Men I Women •Boikerball -Volleyball •Naulilui Equipment •New Paramount Sports Trainer "Aerobic Donee Clanei *COED Jacuiii As part of its 65th anni- of her for the courage she is bachelor of arts degree in «lr 50 ver Striders. Packets with a Field in Rahway on Oct. 1. the Arthur L. Johnson Re- to pace the Indians to a 5-0 versary celebration, the Gerard Ryan, a junior gional High School Cru- win over St. Mary of the displaying," he concluded. public administration from ROUTE 27 Colonia Shopping Plaza So. Ambor Soynnllt T-shirt and race number WARM UP Rahway Hospital will spon- can be picked up at Runn- forward, scored three goals saders Soccer Team of Assumption High School Kean College of New Jersey 382-6049 Qll.tih.ln27tl5y.iil. h._gjLni 61 hi. sor a five-mile run and a in Union in August. • 727-9010 ing Mates, at 1735 St. Geo- for the second straight day. Clark defeated the Hillside Hilltoppers Soccer Team of WITH A DIRECT VENT OVER 1600 CLUBS NATIONWIDE one-mile fun run on Sun- rge Ave., Rahway, the Fri- He now has 15 goals on the Comets 5-0. Elizabeth at Brennan Field. day, Oct. 31, in the Rahway day and Saturday before season. Scott Waidelich had a The Indians moved in River Park on St. George the race from 10:30 a.m. to Rahway moved in front goal and an assist for the front 2-0 in the first period GAS Richard D. Procopio D.M.D. Ave., Rahway, at 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Packets not pick- at the five-minute mark of Crusaders who are now 1 -2 on goals by Accuna and The course is flat and ed up beforehand will be the first period when Ryan on the season. Ryan. Accuna's blast was and winds through the park and unassisted, while Ryan took available at the race site scored on a pass from Ed Clark's goaltender, Rob- HEATER the surrounding streets. A a pass from Sean Woodrow. Dominic D. Pisano D.M.D. starting at 8:30 a.m. on the ward Savard. Latew«^. r iinn the ert Bothe, stopped nine digital-display clock and opening session Kevin Sher- Rahway's Steve Wisk race day. shots for the winners, while are pleased to announce printing timer will be furn- wood beat the Eagles' goal- then drilled an unassisted ished. Entry blanks are avail- tender to give Coach Mario goal in the second period. the opening of a dental able from Running Mates office at The registration fee for Kawczynski's team a 2-0 Ryan capped it with two or from the Community lead. Bears, Panthers more. each race is $5, with Relations Office at the 102 Walnut Avenue SEE US FIRST children under 12 years of Late in the period Stuart to claw Pete Caravella had two Rahway Hospital at 865 age paying $3. Each regis- Buckman hit a penalty shot saves in the net for the In- Stone St., Rahway. Suburban Cablevision Cranford trant will receive a T-shirt. to make the score 3-0. dians. First-string goalkeep- For further information, will cablecast the Brearley for the practice of The five-mile run will be Ryan scored on an assist by er, Chris Condit, had frac- family dentistry FAST...QUALITY limited to the first 500 ap- please telephone the Com- Fred Bizzozzaro, and his versus Roselle Park Foot- tured his hand before the munity Relations Office at ball Game on Sunday, Oct. Hours by appointment only plicants. 25-yard penalty shot that game during physical edu- number 381-4200, exten- 9, at 10 p.m. via TV-3. The was followed by a goal by cation class, and will be out 272-5499 Cranford Entry forms must be pos- sion 352 or telephone Run- game will be played on Oct. Ricky Accuna ended the for about four to five tmarked no later than ning Mates at 381-7036. 9 on Roselle Park's home scoring for the first half. weeks, according to the 273-152S Wednesday, Oct. 13. field with TV-3's Matt PRINTING Trophies will be given John Blair scored on an head coach, Kawczynski, Loughlin on play by play who is starting his second No Chimney Needed! til* out to the first three fin- assist by Sherwood to close and Dick Zimmer on color. FIRST DONATION - Clark Mayor Bernard G. •LETTER HEADS season as the Indians' men- ishers overall, male and fe- the scoring. The Brearley Bears are Safety-Tested! Yarusavage, left, presents his donation for the annual tor. O.M •FLYERS male, and medals will be Colin Toomey, playing skippered by Bob Taylor, The ideal solution for supplemental heating GROWING "Tag Day" to be sponsored by the Clark Crusaders given out to the first three his first game in the net for •LETTERS and the Panthers of Roselle A tired busl^e^^ man requirements. Easily installed on any outside wall Booster Club of the Arthur L Johnson Regional High Pinched Nerves Often Result In finishers in each age cate- the Indians, recorded his Park are coached by John Ideal for bathrooms, bedrooms, add-on rooms, PAINS School in Clark me weekend of Oct. 9 and 10 to Mrs. Nunbntn Oizzlnus gory, male and female, for can get unusually spry workshops or any other hard-to-heat areas. •re not always a sign o/ •RESUMES Wagner. when its time to pUy. Martene West, the club president. Looking on are Uw ft** Pain Stiff N«ck the five-mile race. Comm- These energy-conserving units feature automatic healthy growth. It could b« Marielen O'Brien, a varsity cheerleader, and Celeste Shwltftr Pain Nip fain JUVENILE •SALES BULLETINS emorative patches will be to someone you love control, sealed combustion chambers (combustion arthritis. 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TABLOID ed in conjunction with area 'S Pro§p«ct Un. Am. Ill I »m [In SttUn Placo Mill) INFORMATION """i lil 9 p m (Cloied Siturdayi) OaMtr •-30ai.ai.-Sp.ni. Col«il«, NJ. 07087 ARTHRITIS ITS AN ADVENTURE. Oilhr «:M • m-5 I m Rahway, N.J. businesses with the assis- CONTACT Sal 9 3D a m -4 30 p r Sal fa.m.-Jpa. FOUNDATION fwn. MUFfl.. i|||j.ni tance from the Rahway Ri- 15 Prospect Una Sll 9:30 am .4:30 p. m Colonia, N.J. 07067 Of'or guod only tn atrea serviced by Elizabethtown Gas USE NATURAL GAS WISELY- ITS CLEAN ENERGY FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW PAGE 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS RF.CORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1982 PAGE 9 of the Mixed Team had a over Lisa Haynes and Bich County College 5-2. Comets blaze past 182 game. Nguyen 6-2 and 6-3, and IT'S MINE - Clark's Louis Miete. No 89. goes after a pass during the Oct. 2 Hillsidel • • • Josephine Yurgel and Don The Rahway Women's game Trying to beat him to it arp Hillside's Charles Chandler, No. 1, and Donald! Steve Williams of Rah- na Bowling of Plainfield Phipps. No 23 Looking on arp lorranfo Johnson, No 84. of Hillside, and Ed| way won his third game of defeated Debbie Calvin and Church Bowling League Pedicine, No 32, of Clark. Crusaders 20-10 the season for the the Up- Maureen Henningan 6-0 opened its season last week By Jim Hoagland half with a well-executed sala Vikings, as they de- and 6-1. when the St. Paul's team The Hillside Comets pro- 63-yard march. The full- feated • * • scored a 3-0 win over the ved to be too strong for the Trinity Church team. Zion back, Ed Pedicine, and the 4-1 in West Orange. The Jody Rosa of Clark, a Auhur L. Johnson Region- quarterback, Eugene Casta- Rahway freshman fanned Lutheran, led by Dot Cole's al High School Crusaders freshman at Seton Hall Uni- 173, scored a sweep over gna, combined to bring the six, walked two and allowed versity, is a member of the Football Team of Clark, as Crusaders down the field. six hits for a complete-game the Mixed Team, Osceola they handed Clark a 20-10 women's tennis team. She was a 2-1 winner over the Pedicine, who ran for 36 win. ^••feat at home. won her sixth single as the Zion Lutheran No. 2 team, of his 97 yards during the • * • Buccettes defeated Concor- Hie two teams battled and the Scatterpins took the drive, took the ball into the The Union High School dia 54. odd game from the Lef- evenly throughout the end zone from the one. Farmers Tennis Team def- The Buccettes had drop- game. Hillside, 3-0, picked tovers. After being hit in the end eated the Arthur L. John- ped the first three singles • • * - up 155 yards total offense zone, Pedicine fumbled, and son Regional High School matches, and then won the to Clark's 159. The Comets his teammate. Tom Petro- Crusaders Tennis Team of With players from Clark next two, to setup Jody and Rahway in its lineup yxired first, and Clark. 0 7. nella, fell on the ball for Clark 5-0. Rosa's match. She won over •"uld nev*r catrh up. Clark's Tily touchdown of In singles Robyn Petras the "A" and "B" teams of Debbie Coccia 6-1 and 6-0 the Union Rugby Club won Hillside t"ok advantage the day The Colonia Country club caro and Pat Cillo at 71, of Union won over Debbie to tieup the match and lead of the first break of the winners on, Sunday, 'let 3, and Clan "B," Vi Vitale and Shoenmann 6-0 and 6-0; over the Princeton Rugby With Hillside in front her team to its win. team. The "A" team won •'•**& game by recovering an Ed 14 10 Cb»rk received its first were: Paulette Millelot at 66. Cathv Limma defeated * • • Wood fumble on the f'mw TWO-MAN BFTTER BALI, 24-6 and the "B" team was a break of the game On the At The Oak Ridg* Covntry Ruth Muzik 6-2 and 6-3 The Kearny Kardinals Ckiu "A," Joe Lanza i»nd 310 winner. ''TS' eight yar'l line kickoft following •' e touch Club in Clark winners on and Kelly Rochin beat Soccer Team defeated the iSQU Tom Preston at 60 and Al • • • I wo plays 'at<»' Darrell down Hillside": Charlie <">ct. 2 were: Helen Hnat 6 3 and 6-1. Johnson Crusaders 4-0 on F Hill Oslis'o, Richard Fruschetti. Rahway's Albert Smith Gordon took a pitchout Chandler fumbled 'he run KICKERS, Irv Brown, Bill In doubles Sharon Fessler the winners' field. led the Rutgers University from the quarterback, Gra back, and Clark's kicker, lorn Zaccaro an I Red Vigi Sha^kleton, George Man and Jenny Arrogante won lantp at 61, and Cleni "B," Bill Mills scored two Football Team to a 10-7 vic- dy Harris, and ran seven Ameen, recovered the ball les, Bill Kim and larr"^ over Lisa Asal and Debbie goals to pace the u ndefeated ya'ds around the right side Joe < allengrfR ar> I Tom 'Mando. who all ha'l 7S tory over Temple Universi- on the Hillside 29 Hillside's Dicker 6-1 and 6-2, andKardinals. ty at the Vet two weeks to ope" the wring Bryan defense held, and Ameen Cross at 5") and H/rold •• • • Gaby Prince and Jodi Con- Mt'llin a''H <;~.-o«- iv AI<> John Reilly, who assisted ago. HARMONIOUS DUO - Clark's Ed Pedir.ine. Ho 32. Scipio added the extr? tried a 39 yard fjel-'poal. Af-tion in the Sept. 20 ses- erre defeated Debbie Calvin on Mills' first-quarter goal, w d'H at 61 The freshman. Smith, runs for the end zone during the Oct. 2 garrs •jgainst ru Clark came back in the Hill«'de opened 'be men's Church Bowling ««d r< 7 hen Smith later in the per- liam McFp'ee. iwc inches, • » • tries. He scored on a one- Pedicine made in the end zone second quarter when a fourth quarter with a League saw Gretchen Ryan iod. Thorn Melnick had the S 18"> hoi Arr M R uvn, yard run, and broke loose 8 va'd, 1 Vplay d've stall 43 yard d'i'e. which was of St Paul's roll a Sp, seri<-= In eirls tennis the Car- other goal for the winners, six feet. I I th hole: Mel for 30 yards, the longest ed at the Hilkide 12 ya'd capped by a picture perfect "•ith a high eatne of J9|. dinals nf Plainfield High who are now 2-0. Clark was •^ir Burstein, seven feet. 16th from scrimmage by-a Rut- lipp Ten A'Meen kicked a 15 yard pass f'om Harris to S' Paul's wo" 2 I over School defeated Johnson outshot 31-2. hole, and Sal F'<-'i<->--> "•'" gers runner. 11 vard field %r^ <•< ri-fv- Jerome Jewell in the Timer the Scatte'pin?. the Lrft Regional 4-1. • * * f-»t On the season Smith has '••e score to 7 1 of thp end zone The extra ove's took the meagre of In singles Jenny DiMag- Railway's Williams pitch- Hills'de t*>en cr-ite^ its SATURDAY, OCT. 1 the Trinity team 2 I, and gio of Plainfield won over picked up 155 yards to lead point attempt was no good ed his second cornplete the Scarlet Knights, carry- woond big br^ak of the and the game ended 2'' 10 Ctw "A/ Gary Buchelli. Zion Lutheran No 2 and Debbie Schoenmann 61 game as the Upsala College Joe Lanza, John I^Guar Zion Lutheran No. 1 won and 6 1, Garbriello Boccher ing 43 times. He has also ga'ne wh. 2 rolled a 183 beat Helen Hnat 5-7, 6-2 Milton Santa Cruz of Santo Monaco; Clan "C," game, Ann Titone of the and 61. itarted his first game, and into the end zone Soipio's while Hillsides quarter- Rahway scored an assist as had two unassisted tackles WOEFUL WEEKEND extra point ended the first Charles Schwen/et Frank Zio" Lutheran No. 1 hit a In doubles Lisa Asal and back. Harris, six f<" 18 with the Union County College Delgaudio, Arnold Brown, i o •• onm<- and Elaine Steel and four tackles for a total '"Of scoring at 14 3. one touchdown, led the Debbie Dicker of Clark won Soccer Team defeated Essex of six for the game. Clark opened tr><" second Bob Campel, Walter Fley Comets and Frank Meola. ati mm The Plnehur«» "inners on Oct. 3 were: Tough Tigers tuned Clou "A," Fvelyn Zac- to break city streak [Best Wishes] In Best Wishes Good Luck By Ray Hoagland scored a point in its first two to th© Indians |Good Luck The 54th annual football games, will have to put a Clark match between the undefea stopper on Linden sopho Good Luck "INDIANS' Crusaders! for the ted Linden High School Ti more, Brian West, a good Crusaders This Year GO... gers and the winless Rah looking linebacker. He in- Dero's Bakery way High School Indians tercepted a pass in the Cran- Catering Pick-It '82 Season IN V4h« Italian a French will take place at the Vet ford game, and ran it back BELL DRUGS Breod»Rolls«Cookies eran's Memorial Field on 46 yards for a touchdown. Larry's Open Everyday Saturday, Oct. 9, with the The Indians lost to Scot- AYENEL 1473 Raritan Rd. of the Year 120 Raritan Road \ kickoff at 1:30 p.m. ch Plains 7-0 at Veteran's •t -rf The teams battled to a Field in Rahway in their Clark AUTO (in Rear) 7-7 tie in Linden last year. opener in a game in which 381-2000 Clark Wallcoverings The last Linden win over the closest the Indians got 272-9793 [WRECKERS 382-2830 271 Central Ave. Rahway was in 1977. to touchdown land was on Weekdays 20 Leesville Ave. The Indians won in 1978, the Raiders' 47-yard line 5 a.m.-6:30 Free Parking Clark Sat. 5 a.m.-4:30 Free Delivery Rahway TUES.-FRI. 9:00 to 6:00 12-0; 1979, 140, and in midway through the second Irving St., SAT. 7:00 to 6:00 1980, 35-8. period. That's when Ron Sun. 5 a.m.-12:00 Breakfast Lunch Opp. Elizabeth Ave. 381-7575 _ SUN. 7:00 to 2:00 The Tigers, coached by Alvarado intercepted the ClOSED MONDAY 3885694 •y-'MxrirJ' veteran, Joe Martino, have quarterback, Dorsey Wil- SUPER FOOT - Rahway High School varsity soccer . ." !».•£. won their first two games, a kens' pass attempt to Fred player, Gerald Ryan, has 1 5 goals already in the start of Best of Luck 26-0 romp over a strong Singleton on the Raiders' the young season "Best ^ Cranford team and a 13-0 35. to the Indians win over the Scotch Plains Wishes /•••**• The Indians were never in '82 Rahway-Clark Football Schedules Raiders. deep into Raider territory. r*i •/••-•• For The The Tigers, who have ou- Rahway tried to generate Clark seeks win After the game tscored their two rivals, offense toward the end of '82 Season 390, have been led by Craig the first half when Coach come to RUNNING THE BLOCKADE - Clark's Tom Petronella, No. 24, tries to get past Donald Taylor, who scored on a Punko inserted Wilkens as against new foes Rahway Phipps, No. 23, and Ed Ross, No. 30, both of Hillside, during the Oct. 2 game. The 38-yard run. They also had the quarterback for starter, Indians" Comets won the game, played at the township's Nolan Field, 20-10. Billy McDonnell toss a John Coulson. Though he By Ray Hoagland vered Ed Pedicine's fumble 22-yard pass to Roger Harr- demonstrated a powerful The Arthur L. Johnson in the end zone. The Cru ison. arm, many of his passes Regional High School Cru- saders had driven 63 yards Linden's line is led by either failed to find their saders Football Team of in nine plays to the four- fAXIA Bob Kleinhann, who hadmarks or dropped out of the Clark will travel to Old yard line before Pedicine, duh>ls in lead. Later in the second SATURDAY, OCT. 16 Rahway Indians Rutgers to win football. period Bill Tosh passed to Indian eleven 21-0 THE RAHWAY INDIANS PLAYED A >i ihomas Aquinas of Edison, Millville The CiusadeiM arc look Felix l.opresti foi the other By Jim Hoagland All the Way fourth quarter, capping a nine Wilkens threw to An- NIGHT GAME IN TOMS RIVER. ing for their first win of the tally ot Rahway, both 1:30 p.m. Toms River Fast High seven-play, 34-yard drive by at Giant Stadium season, while the Spartans School used a strong runn- dre Powell, but the pass was THERE WAS NO PICTORIAL Madison central scored In 82 diving in from the two. NEW JERSEY OOL at MONTCLAIR STATE- n) are 1-0-1 aflet their win last in the last period when Ric ing attack to hand the Rail- incomplete. COLLEGE FOOTBALL ght--The Indians to con SATURDAY. OCT. 23 1534 Irving St. With time running out The drive started when COVERAGE OF THIS AWAY GAME. week over East Brunswick ci Anderson hit from Iwo way Indians their second the Indians' went to the SELECTIONS tinue on their winning ways 20-0. Kul.v /u y ul C_ i • ..rd, 1 p.m. Carteret at Clark, 1:30 p.m. defeat of the season by Tyrone McQueen picked up ••••••••••• yards out. Rahway shotgun offense, and By Ray Hocgknd for Coach Fred Hill 24-14. In the Hillside game downing them 21-0 in Dov- a fumble from Toms River's Wilkens threw four straight TOMORROW at Clark trailed 7 0 at the end quarterback, Joe Scott, and ison Cenlral, I p in and SATURDAY, OCT. 30 388-0711 er Township. SALISBURY at WILLIAM PA OF of the first peiiod. Then incomplete passes. Linden at Rahway. Place Your Order Early The Indians, playing raced into the end zone. TERSON STATE--nlght--The NEW YORK--The 1:30 Kul way ul e. 1.30 p.m . Clark at Ctanford, Toms River East took The play was called back on Tom Ameen scored on a p.m. p.m. their first night game, relied Pioneers to win again 14-7. leaders to stay on top 24-20. 31 yard field goal, after •Fresh Flowers over the Rahway 22, and Crosscountry, Clark at on a strong defensive per- a clipping penalty against SATURDAY, OCT. 9 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY OF NE- six plays later Ralph Dow- whieh Tom Pctronella reco Bernards Invilauonal, SATURDAY, NOV. 6 •Plants 'Fruit Baskets formance to keep the game Rahway. ALBRIGHT at UPSALA COL WARK at ST. PETER'S COLLEGE 10 ANTHONY J PASCA1E. gin added the final touch- Fred Singleton again had I a in / and Roselle at Clatk Over 100 years employee scoreless at the halftime, down on a one-yard run. LICE--The Reading, Pa. OF JERSEY Cin-The Pea ASSOCIATE REALTOR Kul, both 1 ;30 p.m. a strong game for the In- experience Rahway, 0-2, came out in Allan Gerber added his Lions just a shade over the cocks to take the Newarkers .">FOKl.-> M llhLHil t MONDAT, OCT. I I 815 PRATT ST., HAH WAY We Deliver the second half on fire. third extra point of the dians. Singleton ran for 60 Vikings 1413. 20-0. TODAY yards in 18 carries before boys soccer. Plaint'iclJ ai Dorsey Wilkens opened the evening to complete the ARMY versus RUYGERS UN TRENTON STATE at WILKES CJIIIM soccer, Elizabeth JI c. lark and Linden at Rah- p COMMUNITY half with a 36-yard com- suffering a Charlie horse late Go c3 scoring. IVERSIYY-Gknrt Stodhtm-The COUEGE-The Trenton Lio Arthur I. Johnson Regio way, I 1 a.m. Good Luck {Best Wfshesl CAMERA pletion to Allen Baily, in the fourth quarter. He game should be a good one. ns to remain undefeated nal. Best lYishes 3 Rahway again failed to which brought the ball to also played a strong de- We take the Scarlet Knights over the Wilkes Colonels Cross country, C'rantuid TUESDAY, on. 12 Crusaders CIMTER mount any offense, picking Crusaders! For A ? the Raiders' 29. fensive game for Rahway. 2114. 24-7. at Rahway (.jirls soccer, Clark at up only 146 yards during Singleton is expected to Union Catholic and Kearny OML- of UMIUM County • Largest | For A Four plays later Wilkens FAIRUIGH DICKINSON UN- • • • Girls tennis. Union at Hallmark Card Sol.; JWinning Season* the game. Rahway did have fumbled, and the Raiders, start on Saturday, Oct. 9, IVERSITY at JUNIATA -The leit »»«k we arere jeron Rahway. at Rahway. Kodak a couple of scoring chances, | Healthy 2-0, recovered. when Rahway plays host to hometown Lions to take a oaf of tight for a uaton mark TOMORROW Girls tennis, Clark at Cra- O'Johnnies, Inc. "^ Ctarfc but failed to capitalize. B3SB92ZL Toms River then march- Linden at 1:30 p.m. thriller 14-10. of 2311. Boys soccer, David Brear nford and Rahway al Ros- Hallmark Cards & Gifts aT elle. Stationery. Office The Finest Color i Crusaders.' ed 72 yards in six plays to In the second quarter p GIASSBORO STATE at KUTZ- ley Regional at Clark and | Season, —m^mmmmHHHHr"-""!!'»». "«. •*>• uiww IUI me goai line during the Oct. 2 game protected by Jeff fe'lShtejfcL'^ -k(—^»J* Cross-country, Clark al Supplies and Equipment Film Developing open the scoring. On a big Rahway drove 43 yards in Wakatein, No. 73, and Kevin Quinn, No. 51. In pursuit is Hillside's Keith Stith, No. 79. l* -•• ••"^"••-:-*mW. . •.• TOWN COUiGI--The Profs to Roselle Catholic at Rah Cranford and Rahway at Lunchonette, ^SANGIULIANO BROS third down and'one from 15 plays to the Toms River return to their winning way. i from... REPAIRS AND Union Calholic. Magazines, the Indians' 46, Bruce Rus- East nine-yard line. Twice ways with a 27-7 win over Girls tennis, Clark at Eli- Newspapers RENTIN6 Gymnastics, Clark at Un ; CONSTRUCTION & sell broke through the during the drive Rahway the Golden Bears. zabeth and Union Catholic Lottery Claim Center .Merck & C04 FOR LOW PRICES ion Catholic. i FIRE REBUILDERS center of the Rahway line was successful on fourth- RAMAN COLLEGE at JERSIY at Rahway. 388-0077 GERALD & ROSE ON All MAJOR for the score. and-short situations. On a CITY STATC--NO contest-the Gymnastics, Clark at Bre- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13 BERTEKAP v Inc. BRANDS $ 138 Weitfielt) ATC, Clark Russell came back in the fourth-and-six from the Roadrunners to name the arley. Boys soccer, Roselle 170 WESTFIELD AVE. COMETS BURN CRUSADERS 77 Valley Rd, CLARK 0 Railway, N.J. score 32-0. SATURDAY, OCT. 9 Catholic at Clark and Rah can 381-5888 574-9057 NEW YORK TECHNICAL SCH- Football, Clark at Mad- way at Colonia. Clark 574-0510 1489 Main St., Rahway PAGE 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT SECOND PRESBYTERIAN rHURCH OF RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY Papers set THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7.1982 PAGE 11 At the Sunday Morning Worship on Oct. 10 at 11 OBITUARIES D. E. McLean, 82, o'clock the sermon will be given by The Rev. Harold E. atiztns' writ Religious Events Van Horn, the pastor. The Sacrament of Infant Baptism deadline former coach will be observed. Choir Rehearsals will be held for Young The deadline for submis Religious Events People's at 9 a.m. and Adult's at 9:30 a.m. Sunday sion of stories and pictures George Burnett, 53, Donald E. McLean, 82, Pennsylvania Railroad and Church School for beginners to those in senior high for events taking place dur of Rahway, died Thursday, he had worked out of its for prisons ing the week to The Sept. 23, in the Elizabeth Waverly Yard in Newark. school and the Pastor's Study Class will commence at ex-city patrolman General Medical Center in 9:30 a.m., followed at 9:40 a.m. by the Upper Room Bible Rahway News-Record and Mr. McLean had been a Asserting the massive FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY The Clark Patriot is 5 p.m. George F. Burnett, Sr., Elizabeth after a brief il- soccer coach in Rahway for overcrowding of New Jer- Class led by Francis E. Nelson. New Member Orientation Mr. Burnett had also lness. Laity Sunday will be celebrated on Sunday, Oct. 10, will take place at 7:30 p.m. on the Thursday preceding S3, of Rahway, died Sun- been a member of Rahway many years, and had also EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL sey's prisons will severely at the 9:45 a.m. Service of Worship. Lay members of the Meetings during the week: Tuesday. Oct 12, 10 am. the Thursday you wish to day, Sept. 26, at the River- Local No. 31 of the Pol- Born in Skye, Scotland, been the former coach of CHURCH OF RAHWAY weaken the impact of the Church will share in the different aspects of the Worship see the item appe<" in the view Hospital in Red Bank he had come to this country the Rahway Rangers Soccer At the 11 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 10, state's new criminal laws, to 2 p.m., Women's Assn. Workshop, all women of icemen's Benevolent Assn. and Brooklyn in 1920 and Service. The Diaconate, under the direction of the chair- church may come, bring sandwich, dessert and beverage newspapers. -'ter a brief illness. and the Rahway Lodge No. Team. The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver "Citizens For a Secure New man, James B. Brunson, will be in charge of this special The newspaper offices Born in Jersey City, he had moved to Rahway two the sermon. The Sunday Church School will commence Jersey" today announced 'us provided, women working on crafts for Boutique Fair, 1075 of the Benevolent arid years later. time, which will recognize the importance of lay members Friday, Oct. 15, in conjunction with Fish and Chips Din are located at 21° O""; cepted on Moneys. ^"'1 vr-us before he had retired Burnett, Jr. of Rahway; a Youth Choir Rehearsal, 1 p.m., Young People's Division; drea, the pastor of the Union County Baptist Church of Gov. Thomas H. Kean, tober Sandwich Luncheon and Meeting, Monday, Oct. only to 10 a.m. 'i 1976 after lie had been daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Monday, Oct. 11,8 p.m., Rahway Chapter of National Clark, introduces those who.participated in the church's who heads the bipartisan Super Sunday last year. This year's event will be held 11, Church Living Room, noon; Tuesday, Oct. 12, first TEMPLE BETH TORAH OF RAHWAY Any items not submitted ml?i?d. Evans of Rahway; his mot- Mr. Cusumano, 67, Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People; Tuesday, list of supporters of the r on Oct. 10. General Meeting for 1982-1983 year of American Baptist Today and tomorrow Morning Set vices will com in time for the deadlines will ) h»'1 hf-n a corp'tumi- her, Mrs. Lillian Burnett of Oct. 12, 8 p.m., Celestial Choir Rehearsal; Wednesday, SI70 million bond issue, an- Women, Covered-Dish Dinner, beginning at 6:30 o'clock mence at 6:45 o'clock. automatically be transfe1 1 o' Si. Marys P <" ; Oct. 13, 7:30 p.m . Roard of Trustees, 8 p.m.. Stewardess nounced at a State House SINGING HIS PRAISES - The members of the Zion Rahway and two ?»«••-<• >- ex-machine operator to start evening, filmstrip, on White Cross, focus of Services during the week: Tomorrow, sundown, red to the following we<-v church's Frederick Fairclough Educational Building, > i R Idren. Board "B." news conference "Citizens gathering; Choir rehearsals, Thursdays, 7:15 p.m. Shmini Atzeres (concluding) days of Festival, candle- •'"wspapers. Lutheran Church Choir of Rahway sing as they leave which was held on Sept. 19. Victor Cusumano, 67, of Surviving are his widow, For a Secure New Jersey" h hh f h t The church v ''"•<»' •' »< 'S3 Central Ave The church is located on the corner of Elm and lighting at home no later than 6:07 o'clock. Evening Ser the church for the mortgage-burning ceremony for the Rahway, died Sunday, Sept. Mrs. Irene Luby Cusu Church to hold wil] be co-chaired by the 26, at the Rahway Hospital Esterbrook Aves. vices ushering in Shmini Atzeres Festival, 6:15 o'clock, no Heed warnings mano; a son, Joseph Cu former Attorney General late-night service; Saturday, Oct. °, Services. 9 am , in Mrs. Chicosky, 50, after a long illness. sumano, and a daughter, William F. Hytand and Born in Old Forge, Pa., puppet show ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY eluding Yiskor (Memorial) Service, no special Yiskor Ser when working Mrs. Irene Beyer, both of Unico to honor Robert Van Buren, the cha- vice, Evening Services commencing Simrhas Torah he had lived in Elizabeth for Watchung; his mother, irman of the Midlantic The congregation will observe Sunday, Oct. 10, as Zion Lutheran St. Mary's member Super Sunday will be cel- Larry Maxwell, and his Festival, 6:15 o'clock, with special Simchas Torah Sei with f lammables 20 years before he had mov- Mrs. Angelina P&wnanti Banks, Inc. the 19th Sunday after Pentecost. There will be a celebra- p ebrated at the Union Coun- wife, will provide the music vices with "Operation Counterpart" about 7 p.m., candle Mrs Jennie M. Piet- Mrs. Chicosky had been ed to Rahw*" w» of Wilkes Barre; three toin of the Holy Eucharist at 8:15 a.m. Following this Be a label reader and live! Rev. Arminio ty Baptist Church of Clark for the 11 a.m. service. The The honorary chairman* lighting at home after service; Sunday, Oct. 10, Morning r<>w<;ki < hicosky. 50, of a communicant of St. ago. brothers, R^cco Cusumano Liturgy breakfast will be served. The Junior and Senior This is a timelv fire pre burns mortgage on Oct. 10. The congre- couple resides in Connect- of the committee will be the Services, 9 o'clock. Evening Services 6:30 o'clock: Mi \ way. died Monday, Mary's R.C. Church in Employed by Hatfield of Wilkes Barre, 'ohn A spokesman for Clark erican community, preach- Church School pupils will meet at 9 a.m. for their vention reminder f"w the gation, pastored by Theicut, and travels throughout former Gov. and Chief Jus- religious-instruction classes. The Office of Morning day and Thursday, Oct 11 and I"). Monvng *"-• • •• • • New Je'^y S'a'" "Jnfetv 20. at St. Elizabeth's Rahway. Wire Co. in Linden, Mr. Cusumano of Laflin, Pa., Unico announced the gro ing and hearing confessions tice Richard J. Hughes. up's choice for the "Dis Rev. Dr. Frank D. Papan- the northeast with their Prayer is scheduled for 10 o'clock with The Rev. Joseph o'clock. ' luncil. l in ^l after a Surviving are her hus-Cusumano had worked for and Thomas Cusumano of in Italian. drea, is aiming for its high- "I am delighted these 20 years as <\ i»ichine tinguished Italian American Gospel music and Christian H. Gauvin, the rector, as the officiant and homilist. The temple is located at 1389 Btvant St. Every year there are band. Edmund Chicosky: a Philadelphia; a sis'-^r, Mrs He also served as a pro est attendance since its leaders in the public life of operator until h>r 'etite of 1982," The Rev. Alfose puppet show. The following Sunday, Oct. 17, has been designated The rabbi is Jacob Ruivncf'". anf Wil fessor of religion and as the opening in 1976, reports the our state agreed to lend 'in n Hi;' 'i. ^he •»;nt in 1980. Jl Arminio, the paste of St The "Backyard Gang" is as "Stewardship Sunday," a time when the parishioners Solomon Steinberg. dents and fires caused by home, and a kes Barrr; f ? ^invi chaplain at the Englewood pastor. their efforts to this impor- p n John the Apostle R. ' a children's puppet mini- failure to observe warnings Joseph Piet' Me was an Arn'v "-" w children nH •> Cliffs College in Englewood tant campaign," the gover- are to give consideration to their financial support of the Church in Clark-Linde". r "The Church Program stry, which presents the Parish Church. Robert Clinton Walker was elected as the printed on container of Elizabeth " orld War II 'Mffs at this time. nor said. The S170 million ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAH WAY The Rev. Arminio has Ministries" will be visiting message of the' Bible chairman of ihe Every-Member Canvass, and will give a flammable lacquers, fini In 1976 he again came to the Clark church, at the end Correctional Facilities Con- The Service of Worship on Sunday, Oct. 10, will be been helping people all over the aid of the armed forces, through humor, drama and struction. Bond Act is the brief address on the subject of Christian Stewardship. conducted by Ed and Marion Martin at 8 and 11 a.m. shes. paint removers, thin of Valley Rd., and present- dialogue. A new puppet, ners, cleaners and similar the world for over 30 years. when he was assigned the most important element of The church is located at 50 Elm Ave. on the corner The guest speaker will be Merle W. Boos. Sunday Church Mr. Ricigliano, 52, Ralph D. Divine, 59, He was graduated from the ing a puppet show for the 'Mr. Sin" was recently add- of Irving St. •Materials. lieutenant chaplain in the children. While the children this administratioa's plan to School will begin at 9:15 a.m., as will the Adult Bihle Seton Hall Preparatory Sch Navy. He served with the ed to the cast. end prison overcrowding - Class. Fellowship will meet at 9:30 a.m. The Safety Council urges maintenance man former chemist ool and Seton Hall Uni- are being ministered to, the The service will begin at HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF before you use material of Marine Air Wing in Sakuni, adults will have their own and, thus, enable our tough Meetings during the week: Choir Rehearsal, every Michael A Ricigliano, He had been a communi Ralph Dettmar Divine, ber of the Rahway Lodge versity with a bachelor of Japan. After a transfer to 11 a.m. on Oct. 10. Addi- criminal code to demonstr- RAHWAY Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; today, Women's Sewing Group, his kind, read the label. If it arts in communication arts; Super Sunday service in the tional information is avail- The congregation will celebrate the 19th Sunday contains a flammable sol- 52, of Rahway, died Satur- cant of St. Mary's R.C. 59, of Rahway, died Satur- No. 1075 of the Benevolent Winter Harbor. Maine, a main sanctuary. ate lawbreakers face real 10 a.m.; Saturday, Oct. 9, Rainbow Girls Car Wash. 11 day, Sept 25. at the Rah Church in Rahway. day, Sept. 25, at his home Order of Elks and the he received a master of arts naval base, he was disch- able by telephoning the penalties in New Jersey." after Pentecost, Oct. 10, with Holy Eucharist: Rite I at vent heed the warning. degree, and completed all The director of the Chu- church office at 574-1479. a.m. to 2 p.m.; Monday, Oct. 11, Church Council way Hospital aftpi a long il- Mr. Ricigliano was an ar- after a long illness. American Chemical Socie- arged in 1979. Former Gov. Hughes ex- 7:30 a.m., Choral Eucharist: Rite II and a Sermon by the Whenever you must the course work in the doc- rch Program Ministries, Meeting, 7:30 p.m. lness. my veteran of the Korean Born in St. Albans, Vt., ty- plained the need for prison rector, The Rev. Robert P. Helmick, at 10 a.m., and Holy work with materials of any torate program in commun- Father Arminio was as- The church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. Conflict. he had lived in Rahway for Surviving are a daughter, construction was highlight- Eucharist: Rite II at 11:30 a.m. The Church School will and labeled "flammable" or ications at Columbia Univ- signed by Archbishop Peter The Rev. Jimmy Lee Werley is the vice pastor. He was a life lone resi- the last 30 years. Miss Deborah Ann Divine ed by the American Bar As- meet at 10 a.m., the classes starting out in the Service in 'combustible," follow these Surviving are two sons, ersity. Gerity to St. John the Bap- . Church. The Church School is open to all boys and girls, •l-nt of Rahwav Michael and John Ricig- of Fort Lauderdale; three sn.'s Commission on Cor- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK rules and be firesafe, the tist Church in Hillsdale, and aged two to those in high school. Council advises: Work in a liano of Bricktown; a Mr Divine had been sons, Ryan, Dwight and rectional Facilities and Ser- The main Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 10, will was the moderator for the well-ventilated area, prefer- Mr. Ricigliano had been daughter, Mrs. Mary Ther- employed as a development Gregory Devine, all of Fort vices, which he chaired There is a Celebration of the Eucharist each Wednes- be at 10:30 a.m. with Sunday School and the Bible Classes St. Vincent de Paul Society. ably outside; shut off all The mortgage-burning In 1950 the parsonage PROUD MOMENT - The members of the Zion Lutheran a maintenance man for the esa Fell in Ohio; a sister, chemist at the American Lauderdale; a brother, from 1970 to 1974. The day in the Chapel in the Parish House at 739 Seminary for youth and adults at 9:15 a.m. The Senior Youth ( He was appointed the Ave. This is followed by a brief Servioe of Heating. pilots, stoves for the Zion Lutheran was erected, in 1973 the Church of Rahway participate in the mortgage-burning Union "oup'y Pirks 'om Mrs. Mary Theresa Allen of Cyanamid Co. for 30 years Francis C. Miler of Ver- commission developed land- Group will meet at 11:30 a.m. ceremony for the Frederick Fairclough Educational mission f"' ''"' last five until his retirement four pastor in 1980 to St. John The Episcopal Churchwomen will'conduct a Rum- Church of Rahway's Fred- cornerstone of the Fred- Rahway and four grand mont; a sister, Mrs. O. mark studies of correctional Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Study, 8 erick Fairclough Educa- erick Fairclough Educa- Building on Sept. 19. children. years ago. Gwendolyn Uhrich of Mia- the Apostle Church. He is a standards. mage Sale in the basement of the Church tomorrow and pjn.; Monday, Oct. 11, Confirmation Classes, 6:30 p.m.; Sierra Club speaker and a Saturday. Oct. 9, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nurses honor tional Building was held on tional Building was laid, He had also been a mem mi, Fla. and a grandson. The safety of our citi- - Tuesday, Oct. 12, Choir Rehearsal, 8 p.m. Sept. 19, during the marriage counselor. He is The Church is located at Seminary and St. George and a year later the building zens and the enforcement of The Church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. church's 11 a.m. Commun- Cyprian Selcan, 87, also a member of the Arch- Aves. Lynne Rosemqn was built. our criminal laws require us The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. ion Church Service. This St. Mary's plans bishop's Pastors Committee A resident "if Rahway, The Sept. 19 service was Mrs. McLean, 73, for the Newark Archdio- to provide sufficient prison Lynne Rosqmfcny was was a "Service of Thank- conducted by the Bishop, ex-Acme manager facilities of minimum health SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF sgiving For the Retirement cese. The Mass Choir of Union County, under the direc- among 65 sea&Ki-year.; stu- The Rev. Herluf M. Jensen, Ministry teas nursing home worker and safety standards - so RAHWAY of a Debt." Cyprian Selcan, 87, of tion of Earl Smith, will be featured in a musical concert dent nurses of' the l of nursing in a jointly- Elm and Esterbrook Aves. there was a casserole lun- isters, including those in the He then entered the Imma- guished Citizens Award, Degnan, the dean of the -H.G. Bonn. Mrs. McLean had been a 12 grandchildren and 10 "Getting On With It" was chosen by James P. conducted, three-year, Co- was purchased in 1949 for cheon in the Fellowship parochial school and the culate Conception Semi- and honored at a banquet Seton Hall Law School, Stobaugh, the temporary supply pastor, as his sermon Miss O'Connor, Mr. Serden, 63 member of the Ebenezer great-grandchildren. operative Program in Pro- the purpose of erecting a Hall in the church base- Confraternity of Christian I have but one lamp by nary in Mahwah, and was to be held on Saturday, Sheriff Beech Fox of Cape topic for the 10 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 10. 'Depression' Stephan Serden, 63, of "essional Nursing. new church and parsonage. ment. Doctrine program, ladies which my feet are ex-Rahwayan ordained to the priesthood Nov. 6, at the Gran Centu- May, the president of the Austin Paul White, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Linden, died Thursday, County Sheriffs Assn. of who prepare the altar and guided, and that is the Mr. Dziedzic, 72daughter, Mrs. Barbara A. in 1961 at the Sacred Heart rions Club on Madison Hill of Cranford and Leslie Clare Knoll, the daughter of Mr. Miss Barbara L. O'Con Sept. 23, at the St. Francis Chiefs of Police. to return A little confidence in a place of worship, and all lamp of experience. Joseph P. Dziedzic, 72, of Flagg of Monmouth Junc- Cathedral by Archbishop Rd., Clark. and Mrs. Francis Knoll of Plainfield, will be baptized dur- person can often produce those who minister to the nor, 35, of Dallas, formerly Hospital in Jersey City after Monmouth Junction died tion; a brother, Frank Dz- Thomas Boland. A wine-and-cheese hour The bond issue will fin- -Patrick Henry. of Rahway. died Wednes- ing the Worship Service. Coffee and Fellowship will be Tamburitzans great results. parish in any way, reports a a brief illness. Friday, Sept. 24. at home iedzic of Kenilworth: three He was then assigned to will begin at 7:30 p.m., and ance the construction of held in the Fellowship Memorial Hall immediately follow- at St. Mary's day, Sept. 22, at the Bro- Born in Elizabeth, he had after a brief illness. sisters. Mrs. Helen Hen the Epiphany Church in a prime rib dinner will be three new medium-security ing the service. Church School classes for all ages will be okhaven Hospital in Dallas lived most of his life in Born in Elizabeth, he had drzak and Mrs. Genevieve Cliffside Park. He was the served at 8:30 o'clock. Dan- THANKS FOR THE MEMORY - Mrs. Andi Twombly of prisons, expansion and re- provided at 9 a.m. The Adult Sunday School class lesson, St. Mary's Parish, located ner will be offered on Oct. to hold encore after a long illness. Linden. lived in Monmouth Junc- Verescak, both of Elizabeth Knights od Columbus chap- cing and entertainment will the Rahway Area Junior Women's Club is shown with a novation of existing state taught by Mr. Stobaugh, will be entitled "Advice To a Save on this magnificent Born in Rahway. she had on Central Ave., Rahway, 22 from 7 to 9 o'clock for Last year St. Thomas the spokesman explained. Mr. Serden had been a tion for 22 years. and Mrs. Stella Folchik of lain and the moderator of bt provided throughout, scrapbook of the club which received an award at the facilities and assist counties Church." moved to Dallas 16 years meter reader for the Linden- will hold its 11th Annual $2.50. A low-cost Polish Apostle Byzantine Catholic He had retired in 1973Rahway and 11 grandchil- the Legion of Mary, a ser^ and the evening will be top- 1 982 New Jersey Fall Conference of the State Federa- in upgrading their jails. For additional informa- ago. Roselle Sewerage Authori- Meetings during the week: Chancel Choir Rehearsal, Parish Fair on Friday, dinner is scheduled for Oct. hurch of Rahway tion please telephone after 30 years as a mattress dren. vice organization for the ped by a Venetian table. tion of Women's Clubs. "Our criminal justice sys- Saturday and Sunday, Oct. Miss O'Connor had been ty, and had retired about 20 today 8 p.m.; Alcoholics Anonymous, today, 9 p.m., 23 from 7-to 9 p.m., and a presented.the Tamburitzans 382-6570 or 636-0237, Ti reside 'Jtrm% Bible assembler with the Sim- poor and the unfortunate. Anyone interested in at tem is one of the most 22, 23 and 24. The fair will a credit supervisor for the years ago. tomorrow, 1 p.m.; Fathers and Sons of Osceola to par- Sunday turkey dinner will' of Duquesne University in mons Co. in Elizabeth. Mr. MeGee, 79,The pastor served as an in- tending this banquet may modern and realistic in the ticipate in Appalachian Trail Hike at Blue Mountain run from 7 to 11 p.m. on 1 GMAC Corp. in Dallas for He had also been a com- be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Pittsburgh in concert after a Publisher * retail prTc* $39.95 Mr. Dziedzic had been a termediary between the telephone 382-3541 or nation," said Mr. Hyland, a Christian Retreat at New RinggoW, Pa., on the weekend Oct. 22, from 1 to 11 p.m. Sisterhood 16 years. municant of St. Theresa's Junior Women win Reservations are required six-year absence. communicant of St. Hed- ex-Rahwayan parish and the Italian Am- 574-9057 partner in the law firm of of Oct. 9 and 10, theme: "Wouldn't You Really Rather on Oct. 23 and from 1 to 5 for the dinners, and may be to mark Her father, Robert L. R. C. Church in Linden. wig's R. C. Church in Eli- Riker, Danzig, Scherer and Have A Daddy?," cost, $15 for father and son, leave p.m. on Oct. 24. obtained by telephoning The church is again br- O'Connor, died in 1960 and Surviving are four brot- zabeth. Elmer W. MeGee, 79, o Scrapbook Award Hyland. The criminal laws Osceola, 8 a.m., Oct. 9, return around noon, Oct. 10, after The theme of the fair this 574-3533 in the evening. inging back this troupe - a 25th year her mother, Mrs. Marie hers, Joseph Serden of Lin- Surviving are his widow, Toms River, died Friday AARP schedules are tough, and they provide 10 o'clock Morning Worship, message, "A Father's year is "Depression is Only Games of skill and wheels collegiate group of 40 folk O'Connor, died in 1966. den, Walter Serden of Flo- Mrs. Mary Chesney Dzied Sept. 24, at the Paul Kim long sentences for serious artists, celebrating their Ihe Rahway Area Junior Sacrifice;" Evangelism Committee, Monday, Oct. 11, 8 a State of Mind." of chance, hand-made ar- The Sisterhood of Tem- Surviving is a sister, Miss rida, Chester Serden of Cl- zic; a son, Joseph A. Dzi- ball Hospital in Lakewood Scrapbook Award was rec- offenses." p.m.. Church; Junior and Senior High Youth, Bible 45th anniversary, and Nancy L. O'Connor of Oza- ark and Edward Serden of after a brief illness. Women's Club had 10 me- eived by the Rahway club Prices have been held ticles and home-baked ple Beth O'r in Clark will edzic of Port Reading: a busy fall mbers in attendance at the "Yet this program has a Study, Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., every Tuesday; The Com- low, and many new attrac- foods, a haunted house and dedicated to the preserva- rk. III. Detroit. Born in Moorestown, he for its outstanding scrap- serious flaw: Extremely in- hold its Silver Anniversary At the icpi. 23 meeting cursion to C afrc May or 1982 State Fall Conference mander Joshua" to be discussed at the Wednesday Morn- tions have been added to fit a mini-flea market are also :ion of Slavic folk culture in Paid-Up Membership Sup- all orden can b« picked up had lived in Rahway most book detailing the club's ac- adequate prison space. We ing Bible Study, Oct. 13, 10 a.m., class led by Mr. the United States. of the Rahway Chapter No Wildwtxxl Plans to be of the Junior Membership tivities for the 1981-1982 the 1930's theme, reports a featured. Plenty of "fair per on Monday, Oct. 18. at our NEW LOCATION :rocheted clowns, dolls and No. 5 of the Holy Cross of his life before he had 607 of the American Assn. cannot stack prisoners like Stobaugh, child care provided. Mrs. Radice, 88 moved to Toms River 19 finalized Dcpt of the New Jersey club year. spokesman. "Panhandlers" food and beverage" will be The Tamburitzans, or The evening will feature from animals for the Clark His- Hospital Auxiliary in Fort of Retired Persons several State Federation of Wo- cordwood, so conditions Mrs. Beatrice Radice, 88, years ago. A spring ulp in be linali/. The workshops were con- The Osceola Weekday Nursery School continues will wander through the available. Plants, books and "Tammies" as they are a light supper at 7:30 p.m. torical Society in the Mid Lauderdale, and the Bro future events were an- men's Clubs. dictate prisoners be released of Fort Lauderdale. Fla., ed as a two day excursion to ducted by the state depart- from Monday to Friday each week under the leadership halls begging dimes in ex-stained glass ornaments will more often called, will per- followed by a fur fashion "lesex General Hospital. ward County Florida Coun Mr. MeGee had been em- nounced: long before they have fin- of Mrs. Thomas Walsh, from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 3 change for children's prizes. be on sale, the spokesman Atom Tabloid died Tuesday. Sept. 21, at ployed by the Guarantee Mystic Seaport with a possi The conference, entitled, ment chairwomen, which ished serving the terms con- form on the stage of Wood- show. Tku dac.o»,i».d b«>li/«l Bibb u on, oJHWmon .«M ,w» p.blukni Or<*>«l .ipr™!lk iummw, «i«frriu«lii»o Ho She had been a communi- cil for the Blind. •Thursday, Oct. 14, p.m. A special "Hobo Stew" din- noted. the Middlesex General Hos- Block Co. of South Plain- ble side trip to the Coast "A Time To Grow," was included Mrs. Volker, who templated by the law," Mr. bridge Senior High School The chairwoman for the RirMv irTlKrrdooJd mbotwl pedd^I rowr rtiat iCTlIluIali/rtint# *^^ ^ cant of St. John's R. C. She was the widow of meeting, nutritionist from Guard Academy in Conn. held at Douglass College in conducted a creative writ- The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. event announced the cele- OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE *CCIA1 COM3* FEATl*«$ INCLUDE pital in New Brunswick af- hurch in Fort Lauderdale. Frank Radice, who died in field, where for 30 years he the Union County Exten- Hyland added. in Woodbridge on Satur- • Gftat Moment» «n Od T«tament Mutcny. The investiture of the New Brunswick. Originally ing and scrapbook work- • Palrtt.nt Wh«f« J«i* Halkvd. ter a brief illness. had worked as a truck dri- "Certainly there is room day, Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. bration will help to cele- • 0.. She had been the past 1981. sion Service, how to eat to named the New Jersey Col- • Tr* (.and of Ifcrsel in Modttn Tirmv Born in New York City, ver and had retired 15 years honorary ambassadors and shop and a programs work- in our system for expanding Osceola to show brate the Sisterhood's 25th • A,i • Full Colo* Scene" of ih« Tw«iv* Apottln. iresident of the Paterson Surviving are a nephew, slay healty. diplomats, the members lege for Women. Douglass shop. ...si HI .u r, H| B.t.lr CtvHBtf • Full Color bib\m map* *>!h c»O»* r*f*f«nc« mdea io she had lived in Brooklyn ago. alternatives to imprison- The "Tammies" are not year. g.y* viiwil understanding of trte Holy Land. 'ost of the American Le- Anthony J. Pascale and two Thursday. (Jet. 28, who volunteer their services College was founded by the UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK 1 • Uv • Famtl» Record Section. before she had moved to He had been a member of Tours of the headquar- ment, such as work release, 'per se professional per- Dues may be paid at the • {... • Pi«tout .or. *>»•. ;ion Women's Auxiliary, nieces. Miss Lucia and Miss meeting, a member of the to aid in the smooth pcrfor New Jersey Stale Federa- The Super Sunday Worship Service on Oct 10 will 1 rW.WI 4M W Fort Lauderdale in 1970. the Pleasant Plains Assn. ters of the state federation community service and formers, yet have won ac- door. New members may • Sv> ind its 8 and 40 Women's Viola Radice, all of Rah Rahway Landmark Society, mance of the various tion of Women's Clubs, begin at 11 ajn. with a special presentation of Gotpel 'Stubborn Love' Mrs. Radice had been a Surviving are his widow, were also given. tougher probation stan- A new film series featur- demands on their time and claim folk artists in the attend. • L'i uxiliary, both of Bro- way. a slide presentation and talk events was lield on Sept. who gave outright the sci- • Idt.sli.lli LIl.K ... 1,-, A...ilv-..r.. Mrs. Dorothy Oldfield Me- The New Jersey juniors dards. But these alone will music by The Church Program Ministries," performed self-employed custom dress- iklyn. about the Rahway Theatre 23. ence- and music buildings ing author, Joyce Landorf, their identities. United States, Canada, • IMI...-,1 PH, 1 .XI-. 1 fn),-.-, .11....1 1l>t- O.I.I.- by Larry and Becky Maxwell of Connecticut. They will maker for many years. Af Gee; two sons, Richard Me- and other local landmarks. awards scholarships at Dou- not relive overcrowding will be presented by the Filmed at one of the Europe, and South America BURSITIS .<• t S. >|,i... ,-. 1,- S|>vt...il Nt-itls Mrs. Radice had also The AARP membership and large sums towards the also present a special Puppet Show for the children during V p , ter her retirement she had Gee of Forked River and glass in drama, art and enough to keep truly- is a painful form of arthritis • B.I ilf SllU.f. f aeen a member of Circle Return Unto The •Friday, Oct. 29, bus trip library and the student the same service. The Sunday Evening Service will begin Osceola Presbyterian author's seminars near while they are full-time William MeGee of Clark; will continue their past pro home economics. dangerous criminals off the Church at 1689 Raritan often confused with Ten- Lord! to The Three Little Bakers center at 7 o'clock. Dallas, "His Stubborn students. Each member two daughters, Mrs. Ther- r grams of making and street. We've run out of Rd., Clark, on Fridays, Oct. Love" is a six-part series. receives a full scholarship, donitis. However, there are or a dinner and drama. presenting lap robes to the The 1982 state fall con- The Wednesday Mid-Week Service, on Oct 13, will differences between the two o»a>iMVHndS>urAr And shalt return esa Moffett of Toms River AiTH»ng the 600 New Jer- time. For our tough cri- 22 and 29 and Nov. 5, 12 selected on the basis of -Thursday, Nov. 18, bus Rahway Hospital, sending ference committee members begin at 7 pjn. Nunery witt be provided at all services. Four of the hour-length diseases. To find out the facts unto the Lord thy and Mrs. Barbara Johnston sey juniors in attendance minal laws to work, we and 19 at 7:30 pjn. films are especially suited academic achievement and rip for Thanksgiving din- cards to its hospitalized expressed the hope New The Children's Church wiU be taught during the time about both send for a free Atom Tabloid m God, and shalt of Arvada, Colo.; three bro- were the following members Jersey juniors have grown need adequate prisons," The new series, entitled for women, while the last proficiency as a singer, report entitled "Bursitis and W obey his voice thers, Elton MeGee of Cle ner to Flo-Jean's Restau- members, and all the ongo- concluded Mr. Van Buren. of the Morning Service! for children agedthree to eight. llf(MMlA«MM Because we understand ant, Port Jervis, N. Y. of the Rahway club: Presi- from the ideas and enthu- "His Stubborn Love," ad- two are designed for mar- dancer or instrumentalist, in Tendonitis." according to all arwater, Francis MeGee of ing telephone and visitation dent. Judy Kaminsky; Laur- Please telephone the church oftoe for additional in- dresses the problems com- ried couples. exchange for participation Lehrer-Cralnel Funeral that I command -Thursday, Dec. 9, programs of a "reach out" siasm they've gained by at- formation -irforfree coumetag tn+tffl. taM to«• | I il « *• rt|k>. r—. Moorestown and Harold ie Desmond, Joyce Kane, tending the conference in Serving Rahway, Clark, mon to many women who in the troupe, the church thee this day, thou MeGee of Wilkes-Barre; meeting, Christmas Party nature, it was reported. The dmch is located at 4 VaKyJH, it the and thy children, and luncheon. Mary Ann Kickey, Caroline hopes awareness of ac- Colonia, Carterct, Wood- are trying to balance mar- The films are entitled RMMOK three sisters, Mrs. Pearl The next meeting of the McGrath, Fran Nartowitz, Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of tte Gjpte State ZJlWn »ln!ti<.<-t. with all thine heart, -Sunday, Dec. 19 - trip complishments in the past bridge and Edison, the club riage, career, chfldrefr and "Change Points," "You Ir- Room,' "His Stubborn Elbertson, Mrs. Anna Mae Rahway AARP will be held Marilyn Reed, Andi Twom- .-_. Phoo« . .and with all thy to see the Radio City and opportunities for the includes women between 18 Th gev. Dr Frank D. Papandrea is the pastor. work, and are quietly suffer- regular Person," "Mourning Love" and "Tough and f 5 Prospect Lane soul; Harvey and Mrs. Beatrice on Thursday, Oct. 14, at the bly, Lynda Volker and the future will make the and 35 years of age. ing from the conflicting Song," "God's Waiting Colonla, N.J. 07067 Slate_ Christmas Show. Tender." -Zip. Armstrong, all of Mount Rahway Senior Citizens junior advisor, Sandi Pra- 1982-1983 year "A Time Anyone wishing further Holly and 10 grandchildren. Monday, May 23, ten- Center at 1306 Esterbrook Ueul,-r,miim\ 30:2 tative start of a five-day ex- ;ser. To Grow," reports Mrs. information may telephone Ave., Rahway. At the general session a McGrath. Mrs. Twombly at 382-6925. PAGE 12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

ing privileges. The second- RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Marsh: McLeod offense penalty is a $500 115 Tax Atlas of the City o Franks PUBIJC NOTICE praises Rahway, did approve the said sub fine, 30 days of community PUBLIC NOTICE , OCTOBER 7,1982 PAGE 13 service and a two-year sus- division and did grant the necessarv nJBJJC NOTICE 1 '- ~* In connection therewith PUBLIC NOTICE made only deals tougher pension," he said. "A third NOTICE OF ACTION BY penalties conviction results in a •MHWAY PLANNING BOARD NOTICE OF ACTION BY "Statements made to thi Rrtan S. Sctzak, applicant RAHWAY PLANNING BOARD SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE to be appointed council- $1,000 fine, six months in ^71 East Grand Avenue SHERIFFS SALE The penalties for movinD "Minimum fines of $5C PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that SHERIFF'S SALE Wnd LubeJ, appkeott newspaper by Councilman man-at-large a few minutes Ralw-.iv. N J 07065 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW NOTICE OF ACTION BY motor-vehicle violations in will now be assessed fo: jail and a 10-year license the Planning EJoard of the City of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW c/oDmidM. Fb at-Large Walter McLecx later at the same meeting. JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW RAHWAY PLANNING BOARD suspension." Rahway at the conclusion of a the Planning Board of the CHy of JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 1447C are absolute lies. Neither New Jersey have been dra nearly three dozen moving 10/7/82 FOB-«12.8P UNION COUNTY DOCKET No. F JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION, That put him in a position public hearing held on Tuesday Fiahway at the "conclusion of a UNION COUNTY DOCKET No. JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. matically increased, and dri offenses including any "These are the minimum 552031. CITY FEDERAL SAV UNION COUNTY DOCKET No. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that or anyone else inquirec to vote for Harvey Williams <~enbig, September 28. 1982 to public hearing held on Tuesday F-1423-81. ATLAS BONDING UNION COUNTY DOCKET No. vers should be "particularly penalties that could be in- F*perience joine-' with INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA- F-667479/446 ST. GEORGES the Planning Board of the City of lt.10/7/82 about my pension rights o degree of speeding above •xmslder the application of Brian S evening. September 28. 1982 to AGENCY, INC., a New Je-scy Cor F-2269-81. Far $13.16 to fill the vacated Fourth common se»*-,e TION, a Corporation of the State o' AVE., CORP., a New Jersey cor- Rahway at the conclusion of a wary" of the new laws, ac- the posted limits, failure to creased at the discretion of : teak or 571 East G^ncl Av»nue consider the application of David L poraOon, Plaintiff vs. those of anyone else, anc Ward seat, and so together New Jersey. Plaintiff vs. poration. Plaintiff, vs. THE FEDERAL NATIONAL pubbc hearing held on Tuesday cording to Assemblyman obey signs, use of improper the judge," the ass«>m Way. New J^rse, for ,),„ ^ Ravich of 1743 St Georges Avenue BDLLERO INVESTMENT CORP MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Jim Fulcomer has my fui they joined the other Dem- CHESTER E. HELMS, et ux. TYPHOON ENTERPRISES, INC., evening, September 28, 1982 to PUBLIC NOTICE •-I-.,. ,,(W,|S 7 B C .1 i.i i i , for Site Plan review and approval et als, Defendant. Bob Franks, who represents lanes and failure to properly blyman added. et als.. Defendants. corporation, Plaintiff vs. consider the application of Mildred support only because he i ocarts on council to appoint Matthew covering lot 28, block 350, Tax Defendants. CIVIL ACTION/WRIT Clark. He also noted a driver's CIVIL ACTrONAVRtT CF EX CIVIL ACTION/WRIT OF EX- FRANK JAMES TAYLOR a/k/a LubeD for the subdivision of lot 30. the most qualified mayora signal when turning," he Atlas r>t the Ctty of Bahwav. did ap OF EXECUTION FOR SAI.E OF Bud Senkowsky to the city ECUTION/FOR SALE or M(vj ECUTION/FOR SALE OF MOR Frank J. Taylor, et als., Defendants. block 465, Tax atlas of the Ctty of STATEMENT OF Assemblyman Franks said. refusal to take a bre-ith tes' ' < T»t v rgoTV r prt-vf the said Site Plan ync1 dk1 MORTGAGED PREMISES candidate this year," stated clerk's job-Mr. Senkowsky TGAGED PREMISES TGAGED PREMISES. CIVIL ACTION Rahway, did approve the said sub- OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMETiT said many of the stiffer fines "This means a minimum will not prevent dmni' \C NO71(~F cr1 >••" necessarv •—'•»'•• *~ >"' By virtue of the above-stated writ WRIT OF EXECUTION the Rahway Second Ward had resigned the coun- of execution to me directed f shall By virtue of the above-stated writ division and the merging of that AND CIRCULATION driving penalties. By virtue of the above-stated writ FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED Councilman '"hn c. Mar and penalties went into ef- fine of $50 for traveling 30 expose for sale by public vendue. in of execution to me directed I shall part of bt 30 abutting lot 29, wtth cilman-at-large seat in the of execution to me directed I shall PREMISES sh. fect on Sept. 1, and themiles per hour in a posted The intent of the new UI ^ received from bidders classified under N J.S.A ROOM 207, In the Court House, In expose for sale by public vendue, In (Required by 39 U.S.C. 3685) first place in order to take Oavid L Ravich. applicant expose for sale by public vendue, Ln "Habitual Offenders Law," package of penalties is to 27 7 35 1 et seq., In the Hearing Room. Room 14l>M«4n B the City of Elizabeth, NJ., on ROOM 207, In the Court House. In "As to pay increases for the city clerk's position," 25-mileper-hour zone," the 1 T ' ^ St Gco*ges Avenue ROOM 207, tn the Court Houw. in By virtue of the above-stated writ Vwsoorta^kin building. 1035 Park'vay Avenue, Trenton, Ne*' WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of the City of Elizabeth, N.J.. on PUBLIC NOTICE The Rahway News Record, which went into effect on assemblyman added, noting make our roads safer for the the City of Elizabeth, NJ., on of execution to me directed I shall city employes, I voted them the Republican noted. October A.D., 1982 at two o'cl~-J< WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of publication number 454160, AM Oct. 1, "cracks down hard" similar minimum penalties law-abiding driver," the ass WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of expose for sale by publk: venue, In just as Councilman Walter "Rahway citizens are tn the afternoon of said day. October A.D., 1982 at two o'clock this statement on September 23, emblyman finally conclud October A.D , 1982 at two "VUvk ROOM 207, In the Court House, tn 1982. McLeod did. I Relieved, and. on drivers with three offen will be assessed for illegal 7oui» 78 Sec'ion 5BP (rom fvast tn Gknsidp Road to West of G\m Premises In the City of Rahway. tn the afternoon of said day. STATEMENT OF tired of rhetoric. They're en- l in the afternoon of said day. the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on ses in a three-year period. passing, disregarding police ed. "Some of the provisions -.kU> f\'-mue. (trading. n the T)wnshi[- of H*>rk«ley Height. Ci'v of County of Union and State of New Property to be sold Is looted: Cl OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT The frequency erf Issue b waeMy still believe, they are titled to know where Coun- The property to be sold Is located WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of have been criticized as be i 7R Jersey. Comnrxmry known and ty of Rahway, County of Union, AND CIRCULATION wtth 52 issues published annually. justified based on what is instructions, failure to yield f>r' In the CITY of RAHWAY In the October AD., 1982 at two o'clock cilman McLeod and the ot- NOT1CF designated as 1 S74 I v c» State of New Jersey. Annual Subscription price Is $9.50. Councilman McLeod votes for emergency vehicles and ing unduly severe, but that County of UNION and State of in the afternoon of said day. paid for the same respon- her Democrats stand on the 17K. [department. In accordance with Title VI Civil Rights Act of 1964, Rahway, N.J Premises known as: 446-448 St. (Required by 39 U.S.C. 3685) Address of office of pubtavtion his way? Doesn't Council- school buses, tailgating and severity might result in New Jersey. Premises are common The property to be sold is located and general buskwss offices of the sibilities in other mun- issues that affect them. I 7R S'at ?52. 4,2. U S C . 49 C.F R . Parts 21 and 23 Issued pursuanl tc Dimensions: Wx90 Georges Ave., Rahway, New man McLeod have a mind fewer accidents and Owe ry known as: 1571 79 IRVING ST Jersey. Tax l^t No 1 8.9-10 Block in the City of Rahway In the County publishers b 219 Central Ave., P.O. icipalities," <"ouncilman improper crossing of bridges Mirh Art, and S»"tion 504 of the Rehabilitation Art of 1973 will affonj Take notice that application ha? Nearest InlU opporrunttv lo sub/nit bids In ivspons* 1 Tax Map. Commonly known as: 1749 Park being one of Mayor Dan transfer •-• Ellen's Mar -*:!, Lnr foi Block °9, Ix>ts "!> • Dimensions: (Approx.) ment on September 23, 1982. The pubkshcredrtor Is Constan- "The intent of the new tn ihli I ivftatioc and vill '\ot dKcrt'Tiinafr aqaln«t ant t-"dbVr on thw Dimensions of Lot: lApyr",. Street, Rahway, New Jersey Lot "Once and for all. I have tions, like: Why did he an- ^ located at 1046 St w).95'x208.94\ The frequency of Issue b weekly Une Vigilante. 223 Main St., Wood- Martin's puppets?," the Se- lately) 96 feet \ 110 feet No. 62 In Block No 109 on the Tax never been offered the job nounce he wouldn't run laws is to eliminate the 'slap- uard g Ave t}v Plenary Dlstribu with 52 Issues published annually. bridge, NJ. 07095. cond Ward representative THINK Noarool Cr-^f Street Tr^-I. Ct Map. onthe-wrist' penalties that Bid^e»s an? 'O-TII*»O*I •" ••/^•>\pYj -tfJ' (*>" •<*?•*•*<>•*-*'. ••( r >,».ii/ i ~- • Hon I.lren'p No J"ll? V1O1P002 There Isdue approximately Annual Subscription price is $950. The managing editor Is Robert R. of business administrator, again for Fourth Ward Dimensions of Lot: (Approx- added. have simple failed as a • >75. c \7~> herptofor^ issi»ed to .lulkis ">nd $30,233.04 with Innwfc"m I.ir w Address of office of publication Faszczewski, 2654 Hawthorne or any other city job, and I councilman because of his There is due approximately imately) 50 feet wide by 150 feet "The only thing unaccep- A MINUTE specifications and bid do"umenr<; N ay bp in?pectf To" ' jide-s Wines St Liquor f< t « 7he-e Is ^ full \eqpi descr'pMon on above property is on fife In Ihc Of publishers Is 219 Central Awe., P.O. The owner is Tabloid table is Councilman Walt and license suspensions that 7 13, 1982 ?nd $74,793 98 with Ln on the easterly side of Park Street ty job except that of coun- deal to become councilman really know about it <~an you Iincl Administration. 1T3. >mi'-s locited at 1533 )' • file In tl«> ' li-k-i <"~ itv *?!>«•• ' • ftc« of the Re-iister << Union County Box 1061, Rahway, NJ. 07065. Lithographers. Inc., 219 Central 1 J. r >o teresr fr^ni Tofmnrv 12 1"*? .ir>w McLeod's raising phony will attract the attention of "%2S. during b'islne s V fi ame *nd sldpncp In Mortiyxjo R~>1> 3O10 at page 455 feet from the northerly side of Ave.. P.O. Box 1061. Rahway. N J. cilman. Since I've «id all of at-large? Why did he vote spot the symptoms of at •ffkre t The publisher-editor Is Constan- 'issues,' and not speaking he driving public." the 7 T)'!iM't'igs and s'lp \' ' and all Hiterto The East Milton Avenue. 07065. Stockholders owning or this at public Council for the mayor's referendum th nlis Would you know l re*"" tine Vigilante, 223 Main St., Wood- ( >nl lot obt Mn >j\ • i (ti ;rx»rtp **crs are as follov • ^ full le^al deso 3tic*> There Is due approximately holdktg 1 percent or mon of total out on the really important legislator declared. what to do about thpm"? T hp •I, There is due ipproxLmatflly bridge, N.J. 07095. meetings, and in the press to increase taxes? Was that i i,.u inn,,, » < file in n,.i™ Cc-.i, -.i,, $26,424.00 wtth Interest from April amount of stock. issues...issues like back- Arthritis Foundation ha? thr Ellen Frted'nan $317.5-16.81 with Intersil fr ,•• The managing editor Is Robert R. The new penalties for 7 last week, I'm beginning to another deal? Why has he '\ VandenSili D f I! BE- ' April 6, 1982 and cos'v 29. 1982 and costs. There Is a full Hubert T. Mandevffie. 230 Park breaking taxes, services that answers for you "i their (•' The Sher Faszczewskl, 2654 Hawthorne wonder if Councilman Walt consistently voted for the drunken-driving convic- 4^; ' tvingstc n. N ' • 'V The f^er-ff re*-' •'*•• legal description on file In the Union Ave.. Union, NJ. 07083. Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017. keep getting reduced, sid- booklet prttlpd A.thrift . ? ad?J County Sheriffs Office. The Sheriff McLoed can hear or read," mayor's inflated budgets :ions follow the national P.ir tppaiy T n 07030 rw The owner Is Tabloid Constantlne Vigilante, 223 Main ewalks that are a disgrace Nrwarl-.N.I reser^^ the right to adjourn this St., Woodbridge, NJ. O7O95. the councilman declared. year after year...surely he rend, and are "appropriate •ns. If 31-v «' ' ' : Lithographers, Inc., 219 Central MAKING IT OFFICIAL - Clark Mayor Bernard G. and a mayor who's so un- 1 EWJS. ATT'' FOX, SCHACKN^J) John Ryerson, 215 Retford Ave., be seeking donations for the c/ub's scholarship program ' nows the people want city y severe," according to Ass- 'Dtft RJfR) Ave., P.O. Box 1061, Rahway, N.J. "The only deal that was '^S Lincoln Av M/STF'»r '^n r. st, r\ ARKEN 07065. Stockholders owning or Cranford. N J. 07016. Yarusavage signs a proclamation declaring the popular he wins mayoral emblyman Franks. """I"'" ZIXKER, GOLDBERG, throughout the township. Looking on, left to right, are: made was made by Council- budgets cut. So what was 'flJCH 'VS holding 1 percent or more of total There are no bondholders, mor- weekend of Oct. 9 and 10 as "Tag Day," during which elections with only 40% of FOR MORE Eilsor.N J 10/ '/82 * WEISS, ATTYS. Celeste Superak, the cheerleader captain; Mrs. he deal? Why is it every "The minimum penalty 'D.r ft PJ rR) amount of stock. tgagees or cither security holders. man McLeod when he then the people voting for him," INFORMATION A ' " ^12-09 (DJ & RNR) the members of the Clark Crusaders Booster Club of Total number of copies printed, Marlene West, the president of the club and Mariellen agreed to resign his Fourth ime the mayor nods his or a first-offense conviction CONTACT ARTHRITIS "••EHUCH Hubert T. MandeviDe, 230 Park the Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School in Clark will Councilman Marsh conclu- RAirHFROEHLJCH (net press run). O'Brien, a varsity cheerleader. lead at council meetings, s a $250 fine and a six- 15 Prospect Lano VTMFtU Or 'RANSPORTAIION Filons She"" Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017. Ward Council seat in order ded. Sheriff Average number preceding 12 month suspension of driv- Colonia. N.J. 07067 • • M- • ' ' • «|T )l<^ 'T? ^ J w '• luVbilt Di Ther- more 'o bei"g '«• $107' Constanttne Vigilante, 223 Main ' ' • O7t>*>o months: 2200. gryxl ?c'f- than =• •Derien-e is thi> mothp» . 107*2 •»t 9/2' arm. j.o/7. 10/14/82 St.. Woodbridge, NJ. 07095. 10/7. 10/1-1. 1W1/R? John Ryerson, 215 Retford Ave.. Single Issue nearest fUhg date: FOR SMI OR RENT GARAGE SALE $'71 32 2t 10/7. 10/1 w> H8- ' " subject of all things. Fee: $112.00 GARAGE SALE HELP WANTED ' ••• $31.36 Cranford, N.J. 07016. 2200. Notice to prospective renters: Any -John Florin. There are no bondholders, mor- Paid carcuhnon through agsits: rents advertised herein for qualified CARTERET 706 Rooalrelt A»e RAHWAY 620 Harris Dr. 10/9 I IHCOME TAX WANTED _ "CARPENTR? tgagees or other security holders. Average number pneadtag 12 real rental may be subject to any 10/9. 9-4. ' 10/10.9-5. 35 years of good stuff SWnCMOAM P/I SateClerk • Fabric store 4 days ACCOUNTING i TAX SFRVICES CtlANING SERVICES HOME get the job done 57^1200 ^Mv1,,ml I D.._: . Total number of copies printed, months: 600. rebate or credit required by State dollhouse t furniture p«r week. Knowledge of sewing re- Indndual S Business. Uenseu T « L CONSTRUCTION PAINTING AND ~ PLUMBING t HEATIHfi CARTERET 47 Atlantic SL Sal 10/9 All types of home impnxementj. (net press run). Single bsue nearest fflrng date: law(N.J.S.54:4-6.3etseo,.) tf only. 9-5. Best prices, entire con- RAHWAYCor.ofJohnPl.iBramriall oratATo* q^id. 382 7160 AcctM.foi, 23J-O55 BBUD'S AUTO BODY Carpentry. Alum. Siding. Replace- DECORATING EXPERIENCE PREFERRED TECHM-CLEAN Kit./Btths, Basements, attics 538. tents. (id. 10/8 410/9.10 a.m. ment Windows 4 Drop Ceilings. Free Average number preceding 12 WE WILL ACCEPT Yearly Parting RentalAvailable,219 BUT WILL TRAIN TMf aERK TYPIST - Typing, filing 4 Arntl •him. sidint, paneling. Freeest Cali "INT'NGiPAPERHANGINfi Mai Subscriptions: PRIVATE INSTRUtTIOjT Jt.^k Corj Wanted iii $34-5201 TOTAL CLEANW« months: 1350. CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES YOUR VISA OR CentralA>e. Rahway. 115 p/space CARTERET 2 Washing Ave 10/8 RAHWAY 460 Grove StflHolks off RIGHT INDIVIDUAL pleasant telephone personality. Dominick.3t2-<514. tf TfJlORS FREEEST. PLUMBING Average number preceding 12 monthly. 574-1575 9-5 only. 4 10/9. 9-3. Yard Sale. Furn.. St Georje Are.) Fabulous 4 Family Coll >.r»Mn 1-4p „ Small busy office-manufacturing Learn popular pijno, harmony 4 Top Dollar Call John For All Your Home Repairs Single issue nearest filing date: SERVICE Ceilin|4WilbRepaired Sheetrxk 233-34J23334 3 months: 1395. clothes, h.h. items. Garage Sale. 10/10. idayonly.Anti- company in Elizabeth. Call for ap lheooJdjapph6JW7ll tf Complete Auto R»pa'' « NoJobTooSmall. 3U-43M & HEATING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY MASTERCHARGE Wheelchair -$25/month. 273-1114 •Carpet & upholsto'v »Tipini.Cil(E(liSMi) 54M754 PAPERHANGIHC 4 r-»|irriNG 1350. Skrgfe bsue nearest fiHig date: Cat 574-1577 ques. new items. Something for pointmentbetwMn 1-1 p m. Ash for Guitar-piano, orjan. all keyboard Auto Body Repoi' RENT-A-CARPENTER »8/hour 22 steam cleaning •««*!«»I ha*M CARTERET 60 Leber Ave. 10/9 A INTERIORS Paid circulation through agents: 1400. Eneryone. 10-? NO EARLY BIRDS ""e- 351-6550 w/stiinged woodwind S brass at yrs experience. Attic fans to base- •Floor stripping & Fri nk Liubtner-General Con tractor FUN COMING 10-3. Raindate 10/10. Children 696-9630 «tt5LE twahlhsttUhi Raindate 10/17. y°"rhome. 3U31U mentfinishing_ 574-2153 waxing C«rpentr», Masonry. Aluminum Average number preceding 12 Total paid circulation: Haloweencastumes to rent or buy. WAREHOUSE G. BEaiNO •** »a* hato) USED CARS MISC. FOR SALE bargains, punch bowl, h.h. t. misc. •Window wajhlng sidinj. Roofinj I gutters, storm months: 200. Average number preceding 12 MISC. FOR SAU MISC. FOR SALE Wigs, beards, masks, make-up, CLARK 19 Mountainview (cor. UNION 283 Forest Dr. Tag Sale AVON Tutoring by public school teacher Carpentry All typ»s. basements, ad- Interior/Exterior Painting Can SAME DAY SWVTa GUARANTEED •Aluminum tiding windows, doorj I screens Hdbg Single issue nearest filing date: months: 1995. *74 Mvda, 2 dr.. 4 iptt. shift 4 cyl.. GIFT SHOP OPENED! decorabons & accessories. Friendly 10/9. 9-5. Raindate 10/11. Items HELP IMAGINE A NEW All subiects. Grades 3 8 diHons, porchK. etc No Job Too «3-30W«r 272-3078. $ Skyline) Sat 10/9 only. 9-3. Big y Call MIK. 'h. Junkman cleaned S34-17M 200. both good & old and not so good and Single issue nearest filing date: runnini load, rery clean insde Betty's Corner, 295 lnmanA»e.. Col- helper s.UNITEDR£NT-AU.The Par- selection. H.H. items, TV, etc. EAR...WITH NO 2tt-1349ift5p.nl. Small, free Esl 312-1376 -i- J.I. U«bv GASA ITALIA old. Fum.. china, glass, bnc-brac BIllSIII d.ol.r In .crap Iran, •Water & fir© do ma go All Carpeting & Tiling Instilled, t TOM'S PAINTING Mall Subscriptions: 1938. t775,Jerry,ews. 233-42M oma. Hand-crafted jilts. (Across CLOSE on SAU tyStore.719CentralA»e.,Westfield. CLARK 135 Willow Way GIANT GUITAR Experienced teacher will mvtals and bart*rl*« WB «•» ut. No. r>io READER oddstcnds.HoarlJes.NoCrwirlK [Elizabeth based firm. l Ch restoration Repiired. Free estimates. Insured Intenor, exterior, she«trackin|,ta p- Average number preceding 12 Free distribution: from Channel Lumber.) 232-3150 put you at ease « bnng out your CARPETING '74 Super Beetle, luto stick, new AT WARENOMSE . CATERERS GARAGE SALE (off LakeA»e.)Oct,7 Pickup S«rvlc». •OHice cleaning C»"J"". 732-0534. mj Backed b, ejperience. »W-OO« Mutl Sail In.ulonon WOODBRIDGE 13 Jean CL (behind Full union benefits & Pcxfutli muse ability. Call tor free interne* LEOS CARPET CLEANING TRUCK months: 850. Average number preceding 12 radah, battery, brakes, invfm. FIREWOOD Spociallxlng in Hall forHire.Christmas parties, wed- 8,9.9-6.2 couches, 4 chairs, coffee 'odoy lo WH5» Sidmg > Windoot. City haD) 10/7 only. Raindate 10/8 d.io.l, Call 634-3096 Garage Doors Installed I Repaired 3I3! 5 Sacrifice, 12100. Hfctttt CHEAP .Homemodo Italian En- dings, banquets, christenings, table.lamps.TV.kitchenset, sewing $142 after 30 days. MikeKuca* 541-7(79 MOUNT - Steam carpet cleaning Single issue nearest filing date: 854. months: 180. 104. Kids clothes, baby items & Electric Operators I radio controls IWOFINC '_ dL, Thurs.. Sat. INTEREST RATES tre«. Menu upon Ro- showers, club meetings. 5744212 machines, vacuums, radius, porta Drums • Paul Burylo accepting eft. 9 a.m. upholsterycleaning. 278-9329 Exterior/Interior Painting & Single issue nearest flhng date: 145. TO WtdL, '74 VW Super Beetle, tub, exc. Below wholesaui needle work kits misc. Due to our expan- »31-3390 CallMikefor freeest JU-7TK Roof repain, sidint leaden, gut- Total paid circulation: cond.,lowmilei|e,usnreiularias, AS LpW AS 12% qusii crib, high chair, glassware. Com- students for fall enrollment OLSON CARPET CLEANING Steam Paperhanging. Call upto 1 0 p.m. Total distribution: The Aim Tabloid craft and Christmas notions, at Store or office space for rent Very sion, we are hiring. If Bttttnxm t Tile Repairs. Tiles ters. No job too big or too small. Ask Average number preceding 12 1 owner. 3SS-WC3 cessories, knitting needles CoiMict Frank 382S7 reasonabk! Conveniently located. plete set of china tor 12, tools, High View Condo Sidewalk Sale Qualified personal home instruc- Cleaning. LR..D.R. i HALL, J29 95 FENCING * EKECTIWC Free Estimates. M5-J107 Average number preceding 12 Rahwoy News Record/Clark Patriot After 4 pm you are fast, effi- $100. p»r Part cleaned t rerouted. Tubs reaulk- Paintjnj Interior I Exterior. Fall tor Stan the Man a7.51M tt months: 1050. 74 Pinto, luto trans., good cond Aniibk forquiffieddeakn. flea Call for appt 541-7402 garden, fishing and camera equip Merchandise of ewry description 6on.Beg.-Ad van. 2U-0*a APPLIANCES 311-1511 ANTrpes- chain link, rinjl, wood. months: 2175. READER •3 Startsat 109 High»iew Drive, Wood- cient, conscientious Tla* «t H «i cmidim37u SpeciaLSa»eJ».Fr«eat WE STOP LEAKS. New roofing I Single Issue nearest filing date: The Atom Tabloid Weekend Magazine MOO. 2B-1M5 rnarkets, organizations, classes and 3 rooms turn., hut t all utilities in- Pool table, grills, 26 pieces of Clarinet flute, saxophone piano Residential, commercial, industrial ,m37u Single Issue nearest filing date: America't popular dif Allan'sYVasher-DryerRepair Service 3124111 repairs. Work Guar. Clark Builders 1007. DOlumebuws. 3M-U77 in- cluded. No children, 1st floor in 8x8x16,14 pieces of 4x8x16. new bridge (off Woodbridje Center and willing to work (fintlessoifreeX 75O-lt5| 20>r5.eiper.frwMt 3114m C«rperiMv._(ioprj, windows CALL WHIM ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD 74 Marquis Brougham, 54.000 mi., company n»«di hom« wo Specakstan Whirlpool. G.E. I Ken- lnc.,14m.exp. 311-5145 Free distrtbubon: 2083. quiet location, Keansburg. cement blocks, books, clothing toys Drive.) Sat 10/9. 10-5. Raindate WE WANT YOU! ! If 'at* to

    , mahog. marble t BOVAIRD Quantities Limited not, please do not Drums, liumpet. pa no. accord ion 1 5740219. tf SERVICE 9 Ga. »injrl wire, 48" high. J3.99 fL I"t./Eit low Rates. Free Est Call Me Before Moving, Garage or ing, stucco needj. Cat C 0 S Con- months: 200. Average number nearest/filing date: 717-4719; nights (wtnds. COLONIA 75 Starlight Dr. 10/8 I call. guitar. Avtnel. 8344344 Appliance Repairs & Parts. Eiper. installed. Includes emytdinj tx- Guaranteed Reader to Reader want ads are 74 Pontiac GTO. good cond. 1900 mirrored 22dr. dentalcabinet pr. of Area Rug* P>ck*d Up BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION -Storrn nc n 10/9.9-4. Misc. NoEariy Birds. Estate Sale. 1 or 101 items bought 1-716-842-6000 3111044 < t> l 75OO03* Single Issue nearest filing date: 231 20. 16 13(4454 ' 2dr.,4dr. wallunits, mirror paneled ENTERPRISES large Furnished Room • Fireplace, THIS IS A Sax-Clarinet-Flute. Professional Corteous, Reliable Service any time. D.l.ver.d SmoK. windows and complete winteriza- for non-commercial advertisers only. Items for 9 COLONIA 36 Avalon Or. Sat 10/9. FairPrictsPaid. 834-774? •it. rxn Do moo* S(xooli»ti Total distribution: Single Issue nearest filing date: 20. 72 Ford Econoline 100 Van, win- free standing screens, chandeiers, kitchen and laundry privileges, musician w/BA « MA degrees in anydayornight. 247-7565 FAU. SPECIAL tion. Additions, basements, panel- EfiH4N sale must not eiceed $1,000. Price and Fin* J*w»h .nd gun.,. 1238. p/s, p/b, runs exc As is, $750. 72 Honda 350, exc. cond, 1650 JM.95u.pc manAveJ 10/84 10/9. 9-4. Very Piano instruction, Mrs. Macaulay •Z FENCE Specializing in il phases of home and Exterio Single Issue nearest Wing date: 97. tion 'of Mvn't and van in Qd cond MulI £• Interior and Exterior Total: cepted in Guaranteed Reader to Reader Sec- Round &rectangulartables,J15ei Airedale: AKC Reg. alert watchdog, reasonable. All items priced to go. Ntlw Cmfcrtor fl.M. Teach at your house {8 per Full, IniwiWtt+m ltHt Copies not distributed: 311-4115 Womm'i Jcwalry. iEw jm.95 351-6700 availobl* day limn houn $5 p«r MR FIX IT APPLIANCE REPAIR CHAN UMK ft «0O» improvements. Free Estimates hd 'Minor 'Z, Ping pong table, 120. 311-1M7 good with children. Lorable. Free to No Early Birds. hour plu» go, and 1OIU Irjf rh» lesson. Callevenings. t34M21 Average number preceding 12 tion. 43V Amboy A». Furnltar* DIscMntors Cbm-ch RsaMMf* Washers, Dryers. Dshvrshrs.. Refng FREE Gats /l00 ft. IKJOM Average number nearest filing date: 72 Torino, 2 dr., gd. cond. $500. good home, moving.5740165aft 5 """iwgir p'u IB pmi houf plu, w CAU iifyt 634-6157 Cillaft4. 3*2-9170 Bunk beds, new, complete with mat- Waodbridgv, NJ. 630 W. St. George Ave. COLONIA83lincolnA»e.(St George S.U. ga* 1 toMi (or th* larger weight 00NLELLA3M-2112 Stores. NO SVC. CHARGE For all smut S or mort Ceramic tiling, bathrooms remodel- 25. months: 2200. 4 beautiful Poodle pups. In time for to Washington to Lincoln) 10/9 & The 'Brown d#lrv.h., CnlUn^tlJon^ln,. Piano. Clarinet. Guitar. Sai. Organ UmoniMiddlesexCtys. lOloffSr NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. ADS MUST BE MAILED '71 VW Squareback, exc. for parts. tress, twin size, J150. Must see. Linden 10/« I 9. 9-4 2P 4' Vlnyl-$3.75 run ft. edandrepa red. Free Ess mates. Call Single Issue nearest filing date: 25. Single Issue nearest riling date: Christmas gifts. 2 black. 2 cham- 10/10.9-5 only. Bargains Your home or my studio. 25 yrs sue- Cits 3«1-1S83«3U-1257 24 H, Jx. IN OR BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE. 27(45(7 925-4014 John. MM722or3S2-M92 »25. S344I27 pagne beige. AKC. Call aft 4. Bag Blues' cessful teaching. HAROLD STEV fr».I,t. Plo.ArninjKf SMAU. JOBBER Return from news agents: 2200. 1001 chocolate favort f«r COLONIA 203 Cypress Dr. Uulti Tcltpktit itttrriewtn PfllMTIMG Average number preceding 12 7O-8utek£1ectra, 4 dr., h/t, a/c 636-9131 " (34-9319 Family. Oct 9-10. PIANO 4 THEORV Laurie Pryor ac- 241-7070 381-2094 925-2567 HANDYMAN C. Vigilante mocn TO 1000 ItUOER TO HEWER childrens' parties. Pac Man, E.T, HELP WANTED )to conduct public opinion polls DOM'S months: 75. rewci TO »EAoa p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo 8 track. 1 MAKE REAMNC A cepbng limited no. of students ages A.I.C. Publisher Smurf, cartoon characters. X-rated COLONIA 177 Garfield Ave. (near P/IJ90 wk.-J20 Bonus. Newspaper Did you know that P'T on coll WOrk lor p.opl. wirh Int.-Ext. COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS Single Issue nearest filing date: MmQKS • Oth draw. SI 10 owner. Bestoffer. 5414543 •AWT EXPERIENCE Bood reading, wnimg 1 ipeafctng 8-11 fw fall. Info or free interview. ENTERPRISES for bachelor, organizational parties. MMWMMS tennis courts) 10/8 i 10/9.94. No camerw/car. 4:30-7 a.m. Nocollec- 'brown bag blues" is li Hour* or MAJOR APPLIANCE KPAK DRAPERY (5M1M IS"< 18" tjtHe.J60.PUno bench, Dm.Wi.TMU.w/padst6chairs. NKHTTSU.-(2)solid walnut, 160. iVilli H 9 p 87. '70 Pfymooih Fury 111,383 V8.iuto. Fnwfc,2134X05 FOR YO« AND TOW p •m idn igh t prompt- reasonable, flOOR CARE "VOU NAME IT PAPERHANGING UOJestored. 3SM17t server, {700. Queen Anne chair Early Birds. ting.NoSundays. 233-0310 the USDA's name for on Fri Sat ft SLIPCOVERS RENT US • CAU JIM 2t3-274S Total: 2 China lamps, mat hg. AH 1st class p/b, p/s, a/c, am/fm, tinted glass. WAHTD Son houn 10 reliable service of all WE DO IT..." by Sal Clraia Lawns cut, light hauling, attics Correct Hi. .S3M4M HUMMRS CMUMEN. rtonssiONAi otooomc COLONIA 120 Hoffman Blvd. (off EXTRA INCOME. TRADE 8 HOURS from OUT oHk* m-6 pm Wori Piano lessons & theory for compos- Hardwood floors installed sanded Average number preceding 12 HTMI • 8 cirtv. Pic MID. M-Ne.. cond.w/shades,t60, 3M-7780 (500 31I-2SK leadache, abdominal t 47* Cr**n Si UPHOLSTERING garages 4 basements cleaned ouL Fishing is less cruel Below suggested retail price. All Subscribe to HOME AT root Doo* • ruuv l ln ing. Beginners welcome. For free in- brands. Installations finished. Free Est A. Mekhoir Call Anytime Bntbill, ( mm. 1 ntri joystick. -79 JauraCZ 125. exc. Colonia Blvd.) 10/8110/9.104.3 FOR $80. GREAT FOR MOMS. CAR months: 1350. PIAHO - Baldwin Console. Exc. 70 Thunderbird, orig. owner, IDEAS FOR READING, a •OAim MOM VAN ramps, vomiting, terview, call Karin. Reconditioned 8 Slipcrrs., Reuphol.. Draperies. Cust. Painbng. than hunting. The ama- cond.. hetmel. tools incl J75D. available. Special this week. Ride In- Families. Twin bed, chair, dishes NECESSARY. 54MM7 (34-1105 tf cond. Fruitwood bench included am/fm. p/s, p/b, 429 engine, good newsletter for parents lausea, fever and diar 4M-5351OT 416-5509 guaranteed appliances made my home. Free Shopat home Single issue nearest filing date: to Christmas, 1169. Umbrella toys, clothes 4 h.h. SUNDAYS 69 a.m. Newspaper ear- sold. ROORSANDING WOODSTOCK Tree Remonal Prun- teur never has to explain NtMCUT-7'tible.SIOO.IO'bir . 541-5W9 »750. Call aft 5. cond.Makeoffer. UHOtt ond teachers. Moke E3M8H. 969-240) Boy/Girl. 1229. Plate, bells and COLONIA 6 Rita Ct (Inman to West) ners w/car. J20-J30 per day' 25% hea which may Drafting - Start now. day or evening Floors sanded & finished Call 388-8876 ing.FreeEst 27K157 1350. w/4 itook. HBO. 16" Chnj buck MUrtS-Grn. (Id. thermal. 146x70 PINIAU MJKHIHE - 4 player redemption cards always dis- RAHWAY check for $4.75 payable Call UPHOLSTERING Reasonable Prices. that he thought his com- '69 Ford Fairlane, dependable 10/9 410/10.9-3. bonus. Nocollectin;. 233-0310 levelop within 12 to SITUATIOH WANTED classes. Free trial. TECHNICAL Frankcar 3I1-H37 Handyman - No job to big or too ^ Ml Hit 109x70.33x70,66«7O,J5O. Storm digital. 1250. Videogame from ir- to New Jersey Reading panion was a fish. transportation. As is. 1600 counted. Parfce Design, Edison, NJ. Cleaning woman desires day work TRAINING INSTITUTE. Edison NJ 634-1759 Fne Estimates. Sermayan small. Free estimates. C. Vigilante wii»U3»70t5O 3I1-42W <*lt,*300. 73MH5 Association, and send to: COLONIA 32 Cypress Dr. Yard Sale linen Supply Route Person. Mature 16 hours after eating Alex's Floor Waxm| IMTCtm-l70.Stnlltft3S.Cir- 311-4115 54M5W HOSPITAL M?<744 . 225-2697 634-1217 «43 Publisher •Chronicle, San Francisco. 0MKS • TripJe & double w/sheers. Dr. Timothy R. 10/10. 94. H.H., curtains, clothes Minded. F/T. Must Know New York . contaminated food? 0,634-3130 Floors Cleaned 4 Waxed For Your 969^469 m»* 130. Wiktr»20. Infant »it P001 TABU - 3/4 slate, coin '65 Mustang, southern car, many Black top roller, 1 ton roll pac good AIMIVEtSAItY t6.Cillrit6. ' OMCt 150. 2 cocktail tills., {40. Swig Hornberger ALL and other misc. items. Brooklyn. Long Island. Hamilton H«lp Wanted: Housekeeper one or PIANLKWGAN-ACC0RDI0N Home I Office. Free Estates operated, 8 ft. very good cond. newandexlnparts.bestreasonable cond. B/0. (34-74U (These symptoms last Lessons in the convenience & SERVICES "li|M,g5. C344217 RM Ei#M5 R.D. siinos EDISON 86 Livingston Ave. (off Laundry. 3SS-33M t»o days, references own car. KITCHEN* DINETTE 3I1-2M2 tmnmua-uM mmn tMO. 4IMJ33 offer.Call6-9p.rn. 54141 IS COMPETITIVE from two to seven privacyof your home by VicZigmant 2 lamp tables, 115 ea. 2 lamp 5 MILE RUN Trenton State College Grave Ave) 10/9 4 10/10. 104. TYPIST • E«p.. 60 wpm, apply in per- 54M54] AUTO REPAIR M*V*P Pool Closings Sales t Sereice Com. —•.•frmeri Prot.. 10U. bfeq» miHE t Trans. 6 cyl. stick, good MMSt • Caloric, gas. roomy oven, PRICES MA, 27th Year 925-1971 CHAIRS GARDENING AND Surplus Jeeps, Can and Trucks shades, 115 ea. 2 lamp bases, SIS 1 MILE FUN RUN Trenton, N.J. 0M35 H.H.. toys, clothes. No Early Birds. son, Hamilton Laundry. 276 days. Food poisoning Typingdone.mylioine. 18yearsexp plete Line of Pooh, Covers. Filters t»m bed w/tprinf 1 mitt, it tM. cono\ for 70 Chevy Belaire. 1275. good cond.. 185. Cil until 7 p.m •BODY STYLING RECOVERED Available. Many set forunderI200 ea. 1 TV table for 19" set 120. •NAIL CUPPING is caused by harmful with a leading New York bank LANDSCAPING etc Berger Pools, 140 N. 14th SI SPECIAL SERVICES Hamilton St, Rahway. PAINTING • •• 225-2H225-2H77 GREATBUY! 3tt-ZttO SUNDAY. FORDS 58-74 Brandywine Rd. (off Kenilwortti. 272-SUO dwtw»w/ciii.»oo mnu Call 112-742-1143 tit t322 for in- M2-20W •EA« CLEANING 3M-0O94 ED'S AUTO PArS LAWN MAINTENANCE HOME IMPROVEMENTS OCTOBER 31 •FLEA OIP Ford Ave.) 8 Family. Fri. 4 Sat 10/8 FlOORPERSONfordryerroom.App- bacteria that thrive flS. lOSJ Secretary Services. My home or your M. GIORDANO 1350. 134-5434 Craft Show, also classes available. RUNNING MATES Hahway location. Call aft 530 Used Passenger car tires Wanted IL-BEE OIIEnES SOD SOD SOD *" rypis OF MO*\E Cu GUARANTEED JIM372 Installed $W • Up Beige velour sofa, matching love ISELIN 199 E. James PI. Sat 4 Sun 5 » I'll B»ol Mast Estimates' premises. Days. eves, or weekends Knout fcEATnc BAR STOOLS •III • Bqrt 27" PtBjwt (ISO S«t • Alto w/cate. J75. Elec. guitar 220 W. ScottAve, Rahway. 10/71 15 Entry fee. $3 under 12 McLendon, Extension 312-7051 Anysge.Ml-0102. tf FACTORY WAREHOUSE The safest lime B now. Local and P«OVIMENT5 LAHGC O« SMALl FREE ESTIMATES flOai Hotpoint. (100. leather •ody aid* moldings seat 2 black club chairs, vacuum cAu2t32*9 10/9 4 10/10 only. Appliances, People interested in earning money O447H 634-9190 w/case, $45 Good for student 10/8.10-4:30. T-thlrt«, trophies, Home Economist. Child Care- Planned activity arts t 494-8387 or 494 3209 Fi reasonable. Jo., WOW TV CHAIRS-DINETTES soft. 1100. leather chars. 125 ea cleaner, queen high rise sofa/bed NO CA1 IK> DOOS h h., furniture, dinnerware. lawn workingattheir own pace from their Able lo pay high prices for fd run PERIMETER ALARM SYSTEM » Art Alocol Concer I/HMK' Porto pomr */hydraulic WHOM Call Tom HAM DINNER - Woodbridge United medals, patches. crafts, meab provided. Loving LANDSCAPING ~ [T^j 38S-9883 BOAT CUSHIONS Studio couch. 125 JM-0135 ,«5. HO LONC SIStlONS AT SALONS equip. 104. own home. Call Dave Tarlow, 10am- used cars & trucks. No Junk Cars 6364)882 752-8862 Protect your property for pennies a coNWTEHurwsrsr press. $599 Vm Normal) w/dry Methodist Church, 69 Main St. Postmark deadline: Oc- 54wa Mucjtonal environment. Full/Part 382-2141. maintenance, thatching, shrubs SCKEII HOUSE-11 panels, «00. Sofa, loveseat chair, brown t gold ISELIN Pine St 2 Families. Sat. *(344900 ranted-OisisMotofs. 721-7100 BRIO, TILE, CEMENT day. Master Charge or Visa. Free IMHatgUCBiBiT CAJIMOLSTBUnS jtajm UM1K CWGEKEMTOK- Gas. 3500 watt. Metal fum., 5 pc. {150. Metal Woodbridge.. Sponsored by United tober 13. For information FlEA MARKET It is all too easy to Time 3l2-»142or3S».SU3 trimmed Monthly rates Clejn-ups. call : Colonial, J150 or best offer. 10/9.'Raindate 10/16.10-3. AUTO WRECKER Esti mates. CallattS. 4424154 Siat»ltc«n*« No 817 120.240 volts. J5O0 or B/0. Turn,3pc,,«00 aS-3003 Methodist Women. 10/8, Every Tues. 7-2 p.m. New Dover UKETO DEAL WITH THE PUBLIC'We be a little careless in I willbabrsitvour pr^school«r in m CERAMIC TILING freeEspmates. Kt-2471 CARPENTER PIMO TUNING 549-5414 eon-PenanUme.p«rlectcoiid.. 3WI122 ISELIN 97 W. Arthur St 10/9. 94 havea full time position for SERVICE BijSanngsonusedpartsScars We 634-U7I 5:30-7:30. Children 10 and under M1-4M0 United Meth. Church. 690 New Colona home. Flexible hours Bathrooms remodeled REUPHOLSTERING PIANO SERVICE INC. Tun^g~« fittidi»fc,u.S-7:»6O, MM344 MH • SJumn sat***. $300. 2 Finished brass headboard, like new. Assorted items. Please. No Earty DIRECTORY/ADVERTISING SALES preparing a bag lunch luy disabled 4 wrecked cars WOODWORKER WOODBRIDCE"' WCKUP4OELIVEHY STO.'SJ hood piece, J50 MOTQItaCLES 11 JO. Adults 13.50. Dover Rd.. Edison. (7 per table Jim Moyer 634-8643 Repar Fully Cert. Guai 2etiiin,Urab.full ubnltotalliarii'rapa.SlMa oil. 053. dual sue. Bestoffer. Birds Mon.-Fri. Must be reiable, have own especially in the rush 311-425?. ora 30 nm amwua "EMOOCLINC • B!fAi»s Ir*. I., -All W.A CH~«.|^ CiHttt.5. 3115234 73 Honda 450 Many Good Parts. 311-9471. 3mm Tile Bathroom repaired MEW LANDSCAPING CUSTOM KITCHENS w/thisoffer 574-2051 EXPERIENCED MEN lea|th,l«OHsl|ili.stl6H.Perlec M»- M2-7M4 orMl-703* «*>7U3,«tt4. car, typing i must and pleasant of getting ready for a ye • Mature woman from JUNK CARS WANTED GUITM • I? itrini acoustic, rftiie 1125.CalPet>aft5. 541-5C1 ISELIN 176 Dow Ave. 10/9 94 Remodeled-Masoniy VINYL t ALUMINUM SIDING FULLY INSURED cond.lliOea. mitt SHOW TUES • (2) B-78 Firestone Digital display clock DEALERS 4 SHOPPERS WANTED telephone voice. Benelits. Call 10pm to 8am. 3 times weekly Own « 3W-2457 » SERVICES, INC. Mlttto .KigmiX turn* iittd- Raindate 10/16. Lots of fabric.h.h. business trip or vaca- Cmcrt Glatola.311-4307 CMS. F. MAMT ^PLUMBIHG t HEATilifi~ • ) pt. nt jrtwr Io»» » Cenirtr,, irfritt nits ond printing timer BOATS FOU SALE GigiXic fall Fkta Mxtot I Carl S74-157J for mtorww ipp't -"""• 3IJ1M1 MACKIE & •LANDSCAPE DESIGN K).Cilllit6:30. JI1-3H2 goods 4 hardware. tion. Lunch becomes a Lionels flyer Toy Lrains.oUer modi Moif«r Cnrfttman RIFTENHOUSE * JAR * «00. Ak conrt, UNO BTU. $75. mountedonwheeliMO, 213-0M5 MISC. FOR SA1£ by RACETfMING SYSTEMS Sale sponsored by the People for Mon.-Fri. 9-5 p.m J S J MASONS Brick. Block. Con- AND PLANTING Emergency sewer cleaning. Plumb- SAGGING SEAT •OTTOMS '73 Arrowglass, 17' Bowrider. 150 ISELIN 115 Bedford Are. 10/8 4 Jrplane motors. Matchboi. Dmk, WM157 Um mOUlli Edger 17. Typewriters, New I Ustd. Sales, Animals. 10/16. (RaMato 10/29). piece of chicken hur- LOST AND FOUND crete. Repairs t. Home Im •LAWN MAINTENANCE 324-103) ing I Heabnj Repars Free Est Hot •KHlILT IN YOU* HOM£. SOW -New Colonial steeper. J475. h.p. Mercury o/b w/power trim tilt 10/9. Mufti Family. New 4 Ok] Need Extra Money P/T? No ex- Gi, etc. cars.721-3663 TRUCK SERVICE CONSTRUCT. CO. CMdi record library 16. Port win- Repairs. Rentals, low Rates. In me Keene Stonco parking lot riedly wrapped in LOST: Clirt-WestfiekJ area, short prmements No job loo small REEVES •SODDING •••MCIICIIIOUJ Crarumim.,10 Water Heaters. Lenny Grieco State SPRINGS «mtD : 3U-53M trailer. Good Cond. $2500. 2345 VauxralRd.. Union. 104. Cil Items. penence needed. Call aft 6 p m Junk Cars 1 Trucks. J25-J100 Pcrfomal With Prrfj". •AfAtpr.afKK dow»affo>H25. 4M-70M 111-4454 haired terrier sheppeid, black Kith 574-1442 Lie -6249 5744410. 241-9791 N€W LINING. NfW Cabins lop bo. CMpkh«/kx>b TMU • French Provincial Octuon SUPf R SALE »l-354t 355-1215,27*30*7 to make reser- 753-52M plastic and shoved into 7-0ly pick up. Call anytime 382-9620 Concrsf* OHvawoyi UK. IM. CWURS • (?) uphobrend. PUSTIC StlP COVERS ISaiN51CoakleySt(offMiddlese> tanmouth.einitail SUim M3-2626 Expert plumbing & heating repairs. HEAVY WEMING amttdiiip.Moorirm. atom J15,Sidebo.rd,J10.Quart2(ieifc ; Thun.. Fri., Sat. vations' P/T driver, m/f, w/small car to the nearest brown bag M2-4236. M •tacfcho* lantaU t Custom-made pin fitted. Expertty +99-0623 A».)10/M0/9.104H.H.4misc. BATHROOMS «• Mr Irw U. M> Water heaters, drain cleaning SL MOVING Jkp coven ike new, both for 125. 12-4 pm HOMESTOW SAL E deliver morning newspaper •MASONIVWOtK JaiTfiM,lteMw.UaW S15.FoMinicot.S5. cut in your home. Any sofa ( 2 Christmas Arts 4 Crafts Bazaar. items, baby items, stroller, clothes Sound familiar? The PERSONAL Armando W3nts your worn or wreck lie. CallCarl Gates. M2-17I5. tl AN ITEM, ROOM o«tt»4»: Wim 311-7452 Custom brick ranch. H acre lot 3 4arrv6:30am in Clark. No collec- REMODELED OR HOUSE •GEN. CONTRACTING TMtt-Gltss, 36" rd. on brass base chais. or 3 pc. sectional. $150. American Legion Unit No. 5, et. No Urty Birds. moderate temp- Carefree curtjr perms that last JI5 edcar.GoodpncesparJ. 574-1772 UK SEAT • t two ottomans, one IESSES bedrooms, formal dining room, liv- tions, gd. pay. Sunday route also in COMPLETE-PARTIAL CUAWIHC SERVICES Svc S Installation on central a/c VWRE REASONABLE CDS - N/mfcMi draw, tf w/4 brass chrs.. suede btije H««llft K54300 Rahway. Nov. 7. 9-5. Reserve your ISELIN 132 Bond St 10/9. 9-3. USED TOOLS WANTED Attics, cellars, garages cleaned 382-3570 mo.WioU.1500 5741375 Yoor Frlmlly Thrill Stora N«w t inf room, kitchen, near schools t, Linden, need large car or van. Call eratures inside the bag ns^heij. Estele's HairstySng. 131 EXPERT REPAIRS humidifiers 4 any type of heat Cars wh*.«rc cushions. 1350: M2-7SM U«*d Clothing. tho««. loya. table EARLY. J12. Indoors. ATTENTION! Homemakers/Local Disposal of contents. Free est KEIIAUE-EXPERIENCED ASMUITL _ Wood kitchen cabinets. 8 units with' N-shoes. fur/suede coat books, MA 7575517or 757-3W are perfect for bacteria PtnhJngAve.Carreret 541^34? i RELATED ITEMS fit!EST INSURfD U4-37M IVfcK, UHl Sm • (2) Munificent TMmu KO • Boys ranch oak. collum« t«w«fry. books, rvcordi. Metro Park. Maintenance Free colleje students over 18 rears old «K ESTIMATE 382-5877 f»»co.:down cushions carved S sink and base cab, 160. Floor waier pWt morry o)h«r Item*. COOM In a M145t3«3tt-ltt3 some trains, h.h. items, misc. ONE MAN BAND Parties and Wed CAU 548-2174 ALL WORK GUARANTEED p KITCHEN KEMODEUHfi" w/chest, mirror; 1 nita stand. Very Owner will hold Mortgage lor Deli Help P/T or F/T. growth, whether in the Local cleaning service looking for "Small Plumbing 4 Heating )• 1-4781 FULLY INSURED m-Mtw.id.iiMn.Ms.niiM tuftri.antwfiitetgold. PHt with brushes, 120. Mutsliccr, 110. browM. SofTWItllnQ (or awfyon* Flea Market 10/16. 10-3. Wood- LINDEN 66 Raritan Rd. 10/9 4 •""P. $1507night. Call Jim TV Sets Wanted • Color i b/w. work CUSTOM VANITIES Rubboh Remoral - Light Trucking KITCHENS REMODaED Qualified Buyer. {128 500 Flex. Hours. office without a sub-contractors/workers for house Repain " 30 Years Experience Lc cibiwt 4 dtmn, $M..«d3 3H-5114 MS4S44 bridge Middle School. Barron Ave. 10/10. Wigs, furn., pictures, plants. (315239 ing or not. portable only. Cash patj KEN 738-8771 Demolition Work. Free Estimate CUSTOM FORMICA --, National Geographic. M h Avt. Cal5tl-7777 cleaning in the Wood bridge, Clark, I No 5246 S>al,t34-2223 341-8316 mtrtittHHMMK T»-Cokx,19",gd. cond. 1135. Call J7 a space. For infor. call OM29D 10-5. Oon't miss Hi is one. refrigerator or in the Cjlldays 753-7333 ews..4*4-74W jnzm. COMPLETE OR PARTIAL .•jj jWctsts. 19 years, 228 issues, Angus Btel Side. 11.25 6.. hind , MJ. Men 4 women looking to sell jackets Rahwa» vicinities Flei da? Plumbing. Heating S Sewer Clean- Ceramic Tile aft6«tldayirtt»ei«ls. 311-5114 quarter, 11.49 Ib.. hal hot 11.25 or 5414127. Dealers welcome. child's locker at school. Pat's Trucking Demolition of FREE ESTIMATE 7JM771 aiamauau. sEnvict FRAZE 41 SON tit. 4H7W1 LINDEN Kent PL (off Stiles SL) in their spare time. Make extra WANTED: Hummel Collectibles. Cal, CERAMIC TILE hours/Good pay. Must supplj own ing M luuotno, S23-W94. Watei New I Repair Wor* TV-23" attrm. color comoai $150. b. Cut. wrap, fruen I delivtrtd MORTGAGE Gigantic StreetSale. 10/9410/10 Unless certain precau- »'t 5 75O-S46O Praps, clean up work yards A 4 J Electric. U No. 5207. Quality Ittal STOU • Autumn tut, fuHy money for the holidays. Call aft 5 • B»lrKOOHS 4 SHOWfB transportation!! Cal Crystal bet- heaters, gas 4 oil furnaces installed PAVING BOTUnd,4"Mh.mplJ150.Coi>- frorotarm. Calcoatd, OHM, I Raindate 10/16 4 10/17. cellars 4 houses. Tree Work Fully PMNTIRfi AND work, low rates Free Est Aft 4 Call id Maqda htUSO.O4pts.tlO/p1>. S34-5OS7 tions are taken in HOROSCOPEl (cement walls rot proof) ween9am.-7:30p.m 3t\KM Mike's Plumbing 4 Heating. NJ 549-3I7I __ _ tt gmnOTotiSo. ana (717)t4J5(H h»»dhoordt AMEUMMMHTCAg DEALERS WANTED | LINDEN 924 W. Blancke St !5i_ 3U77I3 .... 312 5U4 Sunday 10/17, »~4 Mature person with car to babysit preparing and handl- • REPAIRS (large or small) HOUSECIEANING PROFESSIONAL DEC0IMTIW6 _ Lie No 6461 Installationj 4 hum. CM cMta. l|M#Mcfc TV • 25" Maim, color come*. Gd. Brand Ntw Mausoltum Garden »30ond , ft 1IIUIMUT DC. 10/8-10/10. 9-5. Old 4 new DENVT'S TOWING FRIGULETTO TRUCKING At DAWN ELECTRIC 7501722 UMJMMI Til* UJ Cong. Ansh* Ch*s»d before and after school hours. Cil ing the lunch, the READINGS 'Loose lile. grouting) ReasonabieRales. 750-an fill, topsnl. stone Call ,)t 6 Painting. Eipenenced Interior/Fj n _ 574«4I Commercial, resijenbaL industrial SERVICE coal.SI50.Aft. 1:30. HMS72 Ckapel Crypt Woodbridii. Sac. Sacondonr Mortffogs. Loom. clothing, odds 4 ends, misc. Inwred « Fre. Orchard f«rr. S si «tt5 HUMS brown bag blues may SEB7ICE Ho* clean rs clean? Let this artrac- tenor VERYREASONABLLFreeEsL Bonded, insured Le 5217 {|f| OamlliSoperSportXI.W, mam • 310 ft. Olympic Ml 13,000. Must Mil 541-1244 MURKS Mom« l«n|KOy«fi*«nl Loont. lill LINDEN 816 Summit St 10/9 4 by Mrs. Kaye •NJ. Short Wort tnre lady tram latin Amenca show Fully Ins ?4hr ans.s>c «W-»a4 OUMUMtm m* MO • kaMI Ctxitolldollon. ]4 hr. cr.dil op. Gcorg* Ava., Lindsn. WIVES! MOTHERS! WORKING READER « ADVISOR WANTED: disoblod cars 574-3M1 „ . E«c con). Extras Cat w/oVmpfcbtr.Curlbirt btnch. Carpet instate) from 16.95 per sq. 10/10. 3 Families. Furn.. clothing, turn your day into a • ho»si fnlnwul Una rou what clean really is House our nor OUAUTV provnl. o«al dk*m>\\ t3t-32J7 AVENEL • 466 JansenA*. 10/9 4 RAHWAY 1521 CampbellSt (rear of •Precautions. Safe 5i uotfiiii. UET ** Hr. An.. Jvc. Ttt-Tttt•':•' x %fytf it*., loaded. J4500. o< Edison s spoaoriu * tip k •t 29% Off CHAIRS. WOOD OR METAL 73*4232 WANTED AJMUCAI Bonded 4 Ins. L«ht Carpentry/ p/fc,p/w, l»li/blt whttlWts.ni 10/10. 9-2 3 Farmkes. lots of Bel Drugs) Huge Carafe Sale. 94. basements, etc. No pd too big or too d h W5-744I <"• «. ik. Ho. t BECK ELECTRICAL CONST CO INC" P/T Help. 2-3 mommp per week. irown bag lunches 574-8693 Repairs Wallpapering & Samtjj tn PRIDE aECTRIC CO. JM74U ma«t 17200 t» B/0, Carl aR 6 XHMgcatronFn.lO/M.TIiiciat $15 Goodiw. Mix, merchandise. TOP PRICE PAID smaH.AsliforAI^ 37-5101 B m !""*Mt ma«n otaRd., Isthn 53S Mm Imnrick An. Forth Cleaning woman Thurs. only. Must ileanliness are the 5'9" ittrKtrw white ferrule, m«f Eiperienced-Reasonable THIS ::: o QtMlHMHl. CARTEftET 101 Coolidfe 4 Cobjan pma. books, h.h. items. ' ESL Fully Ins. 3H4I70 H 1IM1M Applionces S Furmturo Cal Juhm Weber 541-4777 100 amp senrce changes FraF e Eitlmatm 1S7 J*MM Si. KMtlk M AKS. Carafe on Cotjin. Fri.. Sat 4 have own car and phone no. of hree best weapons M«. bokinj for serious rehtjon- Removed g Delivered SPACE ::? Free Est Lie. No. 5062 RAHWAY 1653 Whitber St Y.rd reference. $30. 6 hours general »rp. S«nd photoand respond to The ••• * P CMPfNTRY • Custom Intelligence does not Franks Painting Int/EiL Free EsL &TREE Sun. 10-5. Sale. 10/9.94:30. •gainst food poisoning. PAULKASTNER Catwneb. Home Improvements an) Garages S Cellars ::: M2-72C 574.1175 houseworlCUrk. 311-1)12 Atom Tibbid. P.O. Box 1061 JS, ilwiyj iccompany the A»ein«Roorn>35 ttt-31.1 •»AH lama-low IATII 1WJ HOUKOOK ST Alterations, Decks, Roofs, Furniture Cleaned R»li«ay, NX 07065 degrees th«t some people Eiperienced Painting* Paperhang- TO A FAULT OCEAN. N.J. 07712 ieparsiRefinahing 3IH7<7 Used Appliances FOI acquire. ing. InlyFjt Free est Guaranteed All tain ire higti, but the TELEVISION SERVICE CAMCS UUBSCAPE RAHWAY bUJot,73t-72fio(U4-llM ••• iwv ii_ highest tu men p*y |Bo n th^r IOES TV-2ENrTH - SALES I SEB- » and bad h&biu. VICE.34-2521. n 374-0841 PAGE 14 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

    Their speaker for that Chambers, City Hall, City Hal) Pony League RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICF parent* night will be Ronald J. Ben PUBUC NOTICE Plaza, Rahway, New Jersey. Mon ford, the supervisor in•r day evenhg, October 18, 1982, The bill provides a THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1982 PAGE 15 to signup 7:30 P.M. Daybght Saving Time, or to hear Union County for child DiFrancesco asks dissatisfied customer must Alcoholic Beverage Control NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING This Ordinance published herewith was Introduced at a Regular NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARJNT- as soon thereafter as the Secretary", on Saturday study and and adjunct pro- first resort to a third-party BY RAHWAY meeting of the Council of the Township of Clark, in the County of BY RAHWAY calendar wffl permit. Union, State of New Jersey, held September 20, 1982 and will be fur- about cuts fessor of administration at resolution process establish- Take notice that application has PLANNING BOARD A spokesman for the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT You may appear In person or be been made to the Municipal Board ther considered for final passage after public hearing at a Regular The Rahway Special Kean College of New Jersey represented by agent or attorney ban on 'lemons' ed by the car manufacturer meeting of said Council of the Township of Clark to be held October 18 Clark Pony League anno- of ABC of Rahway, New Jersey to PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tha: Education Parent/School in Union. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that and be heard for or In opposition to before seeking a new STORM 1982 at 8:00 P.M. unced registration for par- legislation to protect REPLACEMENT transfer to Midland Realty Co., Inc. Patrick Yannle of 1650 U.S. Rt Assn. will hold its first Jon G. Whinger. M.D. of 546 St. the said application, at the proper believe it is reasonable to automobile or a refund. A&A No. 1, Rahway, New Jeney has fil AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, V\N ticipants in the 1983 base- Mr. Benford is also a lear- time. consumers who find their MOM for premises located at 453-7 St. regular meeting for the new Georges Avenue, Rahway, New expect a manufacturer to However, the consumer WINDOWS George Avenue, Rahway, New ed an application with the Planning ORDINANCE TO FIX MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM SALARIES." ball season will be held on ning disabilities/teacher con Jersey has filed an application with The application and aO pertinent new cars are lemons was in- HEAT correct the defect after four TREE SERVICE Board of the City of Rahway for ADOPTED JULY 12, 1965. year on Thursday, Oct. 14, sultant. data are on file In the office of the would not be legally botlnd 101**1850 Jersey, Plenary Retail Consumption Saturday, Oct 9. Registra- tha Board of Adjustment of the City iroduced by Sen. Donald T. Cross Btdu BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Township of Clark. County at the Rahway Junior High attempts or give the con- •••Mil n/a/n License No. 2013 33 002 review and approval of a Stte Plan His topic will be the pio of Rahway for review and approval Clerk of the Bc«rd in the P»y HaD HiFrancesco, who rep- to accept the third-party BOILERS & HEATING, ho-Proraciil of Unton, New Jersey, that an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance to fix tion will be held at the 1 t sumer a new car or his heretofore Issued to Jen-Bet Inc., covering lots 19,20,21,51 and 53 ?"hool Main Cafeteria s« : of a Site Plan covering lot 25, block and may be exam "-' —<--n decision. SYSTEMS INSTALLED Cokmiil bile block 146, Tax Atlas of the City ol Minimum and Maximum Salaries." adopted July 1 ?. 1965 ^ »m<>nHeH American Legion Hall, posed federal budget cuts writ? Clark...,- trading as Wltty's Inc. for the '0 p.m. 443, Tax Atlas of the City of money bark," the senator AT REAL SAVINGS! Clear Vi«t premises located at 453-7 St Rahway in connection with the pro- as follows: which is located on the cor special-education services Rahway and for a variance from the 1 he bill would require added. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS ond many mor» George Avenue, Rahway, New posed use of the said lots for SECTION 1. Section 1 of the ordinance ol whirh this Onilnarv-c is ner of Westfield Ave ?nd provisions of the Zoning Ordinance <"> Wlnroger, M.D sppllcan' the manufacturer to replace YORK il«ctloni from $U9 00 Jersey. automobile car sales. amendatory Is hereby amended as follows: The minority leader said SHKTMCTMFAMJCATION Liberty St., O«'-k. fmm 11 ' "V K NOTICE OUBIJC fj< • i <• of the City of Rahway to permit the .S46 ^t. Georges Avenu the Effective car with a new "Installed" 636-0278 The Planning Board will hold a Section 1. The officers and employments enumerated herein and the construction of an addition to the it is estimated 10.0Q0 defec- „ HUMIDIFYING Officers, directors and one or buy back the ^tCTtONIC AB> CUANBK v Prittsl public hearing to consider the ap amounts enumerated hereinafter be and they are hereby fixed, granted a.m. to 1 p.m. existing non-resident doctors office fMOUC! •® Call MRS ••wt*LiauBaiLrnnnt>.' *'r^ ^ mt ESTIMATES stockholders of the transferee cor- f tive new cars'are sdjd'to un- and determined as minimum and m?-tfm'tm salary o* w?»qe gii'dellnes or 1 automobile if the company FULLY INSURED poration are Joseph SkaDer, 1500 plication In the Council Chambers, Registration i« open to all <;i TMMARV OR SYNOPSIS OF AL ™' building known as 1125 SiH 10/7/09 ' <- •'"' " suspecting corisumo5>every •L3M-9M3 HOME IMPROVEMENT! 541-6006 Palisade Avenue, Fort Lee, N.J.;City Hall, City HaO Plaza, Rahway the officers and employee now "• i"«w--,'><- in ^w offices or '"•eorges Avenue, Rahway. N J fa'K to correct the problem boys aged 13 to 15 years of TOR PURDC ATION year in this country. He •AltiratiMs •Reofiaf •Citius James J. Young, 14 Blue Devil New Jersey, Tuesday evening Oc employments cnumer»t«l: in four attempts or if the age who reside in Clark. The Board of Adjustment will Wyoming was the fjrs» jtatr •Si4o| *StUf Fraats •Maswj Lane. Mercerville. N.J.: Eileen lober 26,1932. 7:30 P.M. Daylight Minimum Maximum r noted these defectsajc most The boys must be arcom RMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1981 A'JD TPORT O Md a public hoarUg to cwisMer the uH'sumer is unable to use RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL MI- > •DMTS *Wiii«ws •AmiM* O'Halloran, 165 Valley Road, Saving Time or as soon thereafter Assessor $22,000.00 $25.53200 TMSHIF OF ("I ARK AS RF.QIIRFD B' "llcatlon In the C ,, i| acute in new car models and Thomas Jefferson was the >I«M PAVING COMPLETE WET 9 40^ " ' n v •'•? car for 30 days or more. first US president to be •Conge DMTS •Cwjiitry Haworth. N.J.; Herman E. Anstatt, as the Secretary's calendar will per- Welfare Director 2.200 00 2.730 00 panied by a parent or legal old models that have INDUSTRIAL 750-2717] My hill would provide inaugurated in Washington, Jr., 480 Knollwood Road, mit. SECTION 2. The salary guide setting forth Minimum and Maximum guardian. The registration & MASON CONT. •Prim Wiwbm i Dters BATHROOM BASEMENT BAI.AN undergone major style Q.C. Stilt • Soviet • fniUhfai AU Mrtet I Hodeli Nnr & Jearliced Dmc«a,s Ridgewood. N.J.: Joseph A. You may appear in person or be salaries as above mentioned, thai] Ka effective as of the first of January fee is $15 New players in relief fpt New Jersey con •100% Bank Fatuciif b Qualified Bnfen changes t. Asphalt or Concrete ALTERATIONS McBrlde, 999 Cherokee Lane, represented by agent or attorney c s<'m»rs caught in the 1982. the league m" < hring proof ' ' CEMBEH 'rCFlBER Franklm Lakes. N.J.; Arthur W. and be heard for or In opposition to SECTION 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent -M r»oi frustrating and time "Consumers are shellingij Cortirrg S ti. Ties 541-7966 "From Carpentry Vervaet, Rye CUff, Oakland, N.J.; he said application, at the proper of their age. NOTICE OF TAX SALF BENBOLLACI Sttpi. Patios, Sidewalks herewith are hereby repealed as to such inconsistencies only corv'iming process of get- out S60 million a year for to Wallpaper" and Midland Bank and Trust Com- :lme. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall like "• • 'Tinwdutelu upon final All question"; pertaining ASSETS Ritaininq Walls S ting a defective n^w car lemons," the legislator said. AND SON Ceramic Tile pany. 80 East Ridgewood Avenue, The application and aO pertinent passage and p^hv-"--' •"•~-.ii-,n t • Notice of Sale by the City of Rahway of Real Property situated (n the to registration should be "Many car buyers complain Drainage Pipe Paramus, N.J. data are on file In the office of the Cash and Investment' *.' .386 011 ir City of Rahway. I Jnioo County, N«**' J«nu>u. frr unpaid *%x«s anH ^rtv*" repaired.' sairi Sen. Slate & Quarry Installation Clerk of the Board In the City Hall referred to Ber\ie Peckmo" unicipal bens. 1 the automobile industry is Objections, if any, should be i R Padnsniak Taxes, Assessment" I <•»<• • y )jf rancesco, the ^enate PLASTHMC Reasonably ftkeWreefct. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS U_. made immediately in writing to Mr. and may be examined during by telephoning ISP 2766 Charges Receivable PUBLIC NOTICF Is hereby gi«en that Roger E FYibush, Collector of unresponsive to their •>EPAI» WOIK "US) 14-1 fil '47 O49 87 ••nority leader. •MICKWOIUC CAS CONVERSIONS 57S RooMvcit AKHIM, Cort«r»i, N.J. Francis R. Senkowsky, Municipal regular business hours. Property Acquired *~ t - — Taxes of the City of Rahway and A Charles BarUsta, Assistant demands for satisfaction SOCIALIZING IN STONf 862-8160 Op«t> Ojlly > K > let. » w 1 ll»t» Uc«n»«d mni hi»r famn cm Bob Collins Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Assessed Vaiue Munlcfcal Collector of Taxes of the City of Rahway. will offer at public •BLOCK WORK HOT AIR, HOT WATER 8. STEAM It... 10/7/82 r<~- $38.64 Berenstain Bears arvl the 35,575 00 There is nothing more •CONCMTE WORK 634-3809 636-741* 35.575.00 auction on Tuesday the 26th day of October. 1982 at ten o'clock in the My bill would give con- trol, Rahway City HaB, City HaB Patrick Yannle, applicant Spooky OldT-ee " "A Wog Accounts Receivable ifti (Ml 3q 109S4S R] nnnying than to p?y •FKEPIACES Plaza, Rahway, N.J. 07065. 1650 U.S. Rt. No. 1 boys and girls in Kinder Fixed Capita] AuthcMw* «. forenoon (prevailing time) tn the Council Chambers of the Rahway City sumers the legal power they •AOOITKJNS Halloween films gle of Witch •" and 'The Hall, City Hall Plaza, In the City of Rahway, Union County, New Jersey, loryinds of dollars for a Rahway. NJ. 07065 garten to third gra'(= on Uncompleted-Util'ty need to make sure they get Midland Realty Co., Inc. Terrible TricV • '•-"' w'i' Deferred Charge* io r.n-n > the several lots and parcels of land and real property hereinafter set forth ev ??> only to discover 't " hat they wete promised." 80 Lowell St. C< ROOFING SAL MORf ILLARO Thursday, Oct M. fmm ...10/7/82 Fee: $21.56 he preserved General Capital which are described In accordance with t'le last tax duphcite l-\cludiT5 •>' a chronic defect 1 5418259 5415958 80 East Ridgewood Avenue to be shown ' S7Q.770 « 1 315 to 4 p.m. Deferred Charges ••• " the nam« of th« owners as shown on the duplicate t* *•« ^Hv " Paramus, N.J. 07652 n CUSTOM SIDING The Rahway Public Li To keep salt lakn i ' Om ahwny. SIDING-ROOFING & BUILDERS "Life it too short to be "The Witch Whr Was ROOFING! clogging, '-v (•• • • »•- 45 $29 42,203 35 AFFORDABLE QUALITY WITH QUICK SERVICE 2t. .10/7,10/14/82 Fee: $45.92 small." Benjamin Diiraeli irary will present a Hallo- Afraid of Wjtches,' Geo Tha sals will be made at the nrne and place aforesaid. tftHELSEJ« & WINDOWS grains »' > 'REPLACEMENT ALUMINUM SIDINO ~ een Film Program for The amounts set forth below represent a complete statement of all •jHIMNEY 'DORMERS rgie to the Re'"><\ The shaker munidpnl charges against the uiuuerty existing on December 31,1981. •SWEEPS •Hat Roofing •Gutt*n-I pc. htitall. WINDOWS •Storm Doors t Raplawnwnt Wlndom together wtth Interest on oil Items computed '" O»~h<- °fith . 104c? o~ •*"^. CHIMNEYS 'ADDTflONS, •Reroofs •Aluminum r If .RESERV •-Vxling advertising costs and officer's fees. W>FESSI«AlLYClM>»n ntr-m RAI ANTF The sale will be made In fee to ruch person a.* will purchase the pro 'HI tNSPlCT'ON A SWEET OFA JOB •Tearoffs porty, subject to redemption a' t»>» Uw "<«» ••' interest, but in no <-»*•> * Fireplaces LIC-EHSED ® STEEL Bonds and Notes Payable * * 637.000 00 •nura, 657.00000 "' excess of 18% per annum • Wood Stovo, irnbUi Improvement Authorizations 207,222 34 & FULLY If at the sale a person shall offer to purchase, subject to redemption at • i 2250331 •Vinyl 317,386 95 •OilS Gas Scrvmg •40 T.« Other Liabilities and Special F"ur t<•• *-»-•- be struck off and sold to the bidder who offered to pay the amount of ^••*p Gu-id Let it "ALL HANG OUT ESTIMATES O O ||| SEAMLESS Reradvable 464.628 20 foxes or other charges plus the highest amount of premium. DOOR & AWNING .,* ADDITIONS I T 2?^"* •***«-• «-»sj*j 328.704 89 K- 283-2624 In The DIAL-A Fund Balance _ 1,044,555 o<) 667,157.62 Payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the u>le with any complete BORMERS by cash or certified check only, or the property shall be resold. siding job. Atom Tabloid Want Ads! SEAMLESS GUTTERS TOTAL UABQJTES, RESERVHS Any parcel of real property for which there shall be no other purchaser URBANOH ALL WORK OUARANTIIO (to WrHhg) ALUMINUM • 1PIKI INSTALLATION AND FUND BALANCE $5,191,552.75 will be struck off and sold to the City of Rahway In fee for redemption at 1 GUTTERS • HEAVY .0M GAUGE $4,992.605.91 HEATING & VINYL SIDING OFFICE & •5 BEAUTIFUL COLORS 18% and the City shall have the same remedies and rights as other pur DAVID GINFHIDA •SKCIAL* chasers, Including the right to bar or foreclose the right of redemption. i •HIDDEN HANGERS OR Aluminum Siding COMPLETE SHOWROOM SUMMER SALE PRKES TOWNSHIP OF CLARK The sale Is made under the provisions of the Revised Statutes of New AIR COND. HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. SPIKES•inr0•-* '%^ Homo _ HOW iMwoni Guaranteed Workman- CoDectton of Current Tax Levy 11,983,014.55 10,473,743.35 3. 74 11 ISllMahSt. AnnaMcGough 1257.71 by truck SIDING •Children's Books ship, 33 year* experience, In terfund Loans Returned 12,517.59 29,072.05 4. 74 30 SIDING AND ROOFING 436-2221 Uhrai, MJ. I7MS SPORTS formerly 6i STEIN- A. & V. Rundanoski mounted unit. ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOD •Costume Jewelry &J.Romanoskl 215.09 5 CAU. ANYTIME BACH'S.- Dbcounts for 50 Per Truckload Upholstery & SEAMLESS HOME REPLACEMENT A Full line of Christian Total Income $15,427,719.03 $13,625,624.66 5. 74 78,79 Antonlos Chrysanthopoulos 538.95 PROFESSIONALS GUTTERS IMPROVEMENTS WINDOWS •Precious Moments CAU FOR Senior. Cittjens. FREE (PlutTox) Drapery Cleaning Sbop4t-H(Hae Senice. 6. 74 90 Anthony & V. Rumianoskl .1211.42 & Figurines / •$, Books & 6ifo 7. 74 UHSPIIT-UHCUT CURRENT DmMrSckMl EXPENDITURES 91 Antonios Chrysanthopoulos 3528.51 REPAIRS •Gifts For / T 9. 84 1917.06 10. 1,895 27. FULLY INSURED • FINANCING AVAILABLE (•••ether permitting) or Just New 144 43 Dorbert, Inc. 68.59 $2,595 VALUE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK 28. IS YOU* CHIMNEY 144 52 Dorbert, Inc. 78.40 REPLACEMENT Any size up to 32x67 Doors & Draw Fronts COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE 29. SOLID VINYL 146 24,26 Dorbert, Inc. 2404.48 CRACKING! WINDOWS IN FUND BALANCE 30. 561-4726 ECONOMY [ 146 29 Dorbert, Inc. 78.40 634-7512 CARPET * UPI Aluminum or Vinyl DOUBLE HUNG SWIMMING POOL UTUJTY OPERATING FUND 31. Symptoms to check- WINDOWS 146 30 Dorbert, Inc. 1376.86 UPHOLSTERY Storm Windows Best Quality For Best Deal! 32. 146 31 ^Any Cracking? SHOE OUTLET Vanities 8 Desks Dorbert, Inc. 58.80 S Doors Extrai- YEAR 1981 YEAR 1980 33. CLEANING ^Smoking? ClO a Mt lor 146 32 Dorbert, Inc. 68.59 Metol Window sneuu PIKES ON 34. 3 CrtHing STDMI •^Creosote Seepage? JALOUSIE & FSS E5TIHATE ADDITIONS-DORMERS 1363 Roosevelt Ave. • REVENUE AND OTHER 146 43.45 Dorbert, Inc. 1651.26 We'll preicribe the remedy Replacement uuucoMrais 35. •Skinpoo*Stin*Sko«cis« PORCH ENCLOSURES •ApprabatsJSales INCOME REALIZED 148 29, 34, 36, 38,40 Dorbert, Inc. 1151.47 using SUPAFLU-A Masonry AWNING WINDOWS Installations 36. 148 41 Al 3 DifftrMl Prices REPLACEMENT WINDOWS « YOU UU OUAUtV iBMKI_1tT Wl West Carterel. N.J , 20t Caatral Avt. Dorbert, Inc. 78.40 Dnpei . FinHaic Liner Paul's Cabinets 37. 150 17 L& M SIDING - DECKS Operating Surplus Anticipated $ 11,838.34 $ 11,800.00 38. Susan D. Gentsch 627.18 • *«II. • Floof • tot fet Urn UHd Railway 151 17-A WINDOW PRODUCTS ROOFING - SKYLIGHTS 969-1525 CoDectbn of Membership Fees 107.030.00 39. Charles & Helen Gural 1955.29 mi lunm oainuui crviN 494-5021 128,285.00 157 28.29,30 •FOR SERVICE CALL" Ch mney Miscellaneous Revenue 27,258.68 40. JudieRltter 171.49 Few 388-0154 29,306.96 157 63 HERE ARE 16 REASONS Senrpro o! Clark/Wesffield Doctor Inc. .Vwwwvwwvww Unexpended Balance of Appropriation 41. Judie Rltter 186.19 Estimate 161 25, 26, 29 132 W. Him Si. Sahnr Reserves 240.56 42. Dorbert, Inc. 2013.14 574-3332 Slipcorers, Draperies 3,420.69 161 541-6006 43. 27.28 Dorbert, Inc. 171.49 499-7119 381-4000 Rahway (anytime) { ^APPLIANCE; 162 1. 2, 6, 16 Dorbert, Inc. 7155.04 Bedspreads & Shades Total Income $146,367.58 $172,812.65 44. TO START!! 163 $$$ 45. 1,3.4 Dorbert, Inc. 8769.69 STONE FIREPLACES MM M* ft Onto REPAIR 163 MIDDLISEX 24 HR. SERVICE WE SPECIALIZE IN FREE ESTIMATE 46. 2 Dorbert, Inc. 700.69 • New Low Seasonal Rates (Save Up To 30%) WITH HEARTH S MANTEL EXPENDITURES 164 1.3,5 1 UuMMbCllllIli & INSURANCE 47. Dorbert, Inc. 9908.09 0RAZI 164 2 • Lowest Bank Terms in the State! MASONS tsto PREMIUMS 48. Dorbert, Inc. 53.91 AIL TYPES SALES Budget Expenditures: 221 10 Harrison Jr. & • Finance Through Our Own Company; All Types ELECTRICAL SPECIALIZING IN ALL./^, MASONRY WORK GAS mt^n^M^mn' VEL Opera nng •sting y*« «p? $ 61,897.10 $ 73,260.96 Judlty Ann Wlflar 264.87 a Of Financing Plans Available TYPES OF STONE WORK Jk SERVICE •St»p« Flr*ploc«l •GAS CONVERSIONS -FORCED HOT AIR FURNACE Cop ttal Improvement 1,292.40 416.90 49. 221 40.41 Harrison Jr. & •Toiiters-Vaarams LIC. #3649 •Walki •PQIIOI •HOT WATER BOILERS 'STEAM BOILERS Debt Service 90.068.34 93,448.33 • Pay Nothing Until Jan. 1983 *Orlvewayi *Porch«s AIR-LAND-SEA-RAIL OUR PAC POLICIES Judith Ann Willar 779.09 1 •AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS *O\l HEATING SYSTEMS Deferred Charges and Statutory 50. 221 50-B w UlMiTI •INDUSTRIAL INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TRAVEL Harrison WUIar, Jr. 17149 • Free Home Improvement Consulting & Est. 24297-7080 Hr. Answ.rins WvlcT )T£ *Brick Front! *ChlinnsY> ; •Ctfrte Makers SAVE YOU HONEY! Exptncbtures 2,500.38 51. 233 33 •COMPLETE SHEET METAl FABRICATION SHOP •Mttnrr ittmiuTmuL ttmiuTmuL FREE ESTIMATE 2.273.81 Herbert E. Buhl m 398.05 H A •COMMERCIAL nn ts"r. > •Authorized- 52. 325 11.13 •Thos.F.&R.M.Undmar 560.37 • Season Sale On All Work Now! COMftTHIHl TKKff SHVKE 53. 333 •RESIDENTIAL 541-5091 3SMSH REGINA Total Expenditures $155,758.22 $169,400.00 27A Vincent J. & Geraldtne • Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week 382-3590 TODAV M. Palmier! 178.00 636-1233 FORDS HEATING AND COOLING MR. COfTH • HOOVES Operathg Deficit to be Raised h 54. 372 2,43 Kennedy Mortgage Co. 579.72 • Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience Rahway 55. 377 Call 381-5173 Lieniied « FUIIT Ins. Budget of Succeeding Year 15 Dorothy Regan 1954.41 • Member National Remodelers Assn. 384 •RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 443 LAKE AVE. 57. 35 Joyceann Ztobro 695.78 738-4549 • lf.WastftoM.lv*. ClARK 208 W. HILTON AVE. 58. 387 6 • Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. Fashion Fabrics Excess in Revenue E. & C.C. Ellison and R.L. Smith , (Opposite;JHinkln' Donuta). COLONIA $ 3,412.65 RAHWAY 749.68 • Free Insulation and Energy Surveys •mMMCMATMS Fund Balance, January 1 _ 16,161.61 24,548.96 59. 397 17 SIMANDL BUILDERS Curtalns-Linem-Yard Good* 60. Harrison Willar 937.21 • Warehouse Sale On All Siding Now! 451 9 Master Craftsman PROTECT YOUR T ALFRED 1431MAINST., RAHWAY 382-8713 388-8080 $ 16,161.61 61. 468 40 Harrison Willar 832.97 $ 27,961.61 Patricia Shaptro 734.14 • Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels 62. 534 25 RIC RMM froa $11 s.l. BY FEEDING Less: Utilization as Anticipated 63. 606 4, 5* Antonio Soscobo 254.80 • We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholesale BRESSAW Typhoon Enterprises, Inc. 5512.18 (TOB $21 i.l. Revenue 11,83834 64. 606 9,10 10% Discount Until Nov l WHITE STORM »\ 11,800.00 • Best Prices on Replacement Windows (iw $451.1. ELECTRICAL 65. 635 20,21 Typhoon Enterprises, Inc 823.17 with this ad Mr. Shades of N.J 66. JohnJ. Charko 1630.10 in the State! AIMTIMW/FM rro«$4Oi.l. Let us hydraulic deep root feed your tree CONTRACTOR Fund Balance, December 31 688 12 trees to promote healthy growth. WINDOWS SAVE 20-25-10% 67. 698 5 Frank Smith 615.60 • Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen nrcm fom u* si. l.< No *?Bfl 68. 701 44 Louise B. Harris 398.05 CVSTNIMMI b«$4ts.f. JACK'S TREE SERVICE "Und us in the 9 RECOMMENDATIONS Carmen L. Tyler Butler 896.68 If Thot's Not Enough-btop In Or Give Us A Call-We've Got Plenty More! Stair Oftifrd PmiciJr YelluM Pacts" 1 CUSTOM WWDOW DKOR 69. 758 9-A ApplK-ainr • HuMistiaJ W*<7 Louis Bartee 1411.17 FREE ESTIMATES —• SUPERIOR ON-TIME PERFORMANCE OH.ce at $29 « 70. 759 5 Aluminum Siding • Add-A-Levels 525 Amboy Ave SAS 1 OIL HOT WATEfc & STIAM BOILER ATARI Including: - Shodct. Lwolor Windows 1. That the Board of Adjustment and Planning Board deposit 71. 760 43 Jacqueline James 54390 • Fireplaces 232-5276 382-9552 /$* Bllndi. Vartlcol Bllndt. muntct>al funds wtthki 48 Sours of receipta s raquksd by statute. Vinyl Siding • Insulation Energy Savers Woodbndge REPLACEMENT t CONVERSIONS Up to M Unrt«d Inch** 72. 770 RufusE&JeweieneMhcey 355.65 • Gutters Laminates, Shutt«n, 41A Joseph Jr. & Maryarm Siabo 5424.61 St»el Siding • Shell Dormers 24 HR. S«yia RADIO OOTICHED FKE BIWAIB (net lnttoll»d) Drapary Paiwlt, Woven 2. That tha Board of Adjustment and Planning Board turn over 74. Roofing Additions 636-9132 receipts to InB Tmiiini montruy. 802 43,52 MarkC.Lcorrts 832.97 Wood. 75. 814 1-D James V.Kaehbter 5003.22 AVP TERMITE & PEST CONTROL COMPANY 14itl*itSMM« SHNHS SPECIAL 76. 903 METRO SAK ENEMt fkt ti The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report of 12 Charles J.& Donna A. Fdhl 1613.90 Roofing MASON GENERAL 77. 936 6,24 TEXTURE CALL US ANYTIME FOR A audit of the Township of Clark, County of Union, lor the calendar year Anthony J.& Ruth Klmmlck 730.17 FREE TERMITE ESTIMATES CLEAN-OUTS "Let a Roofer CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR SolidVinyN.60sq.fi. 1981. Thb report of audit, submitted by Suptoe, Clooney & Company, CEILINGS paving & masonry CUSTOM BUILT Registered Munlcfcal Accountants and Certified Public Accountants, Is Z 636-4275 ROGER E. PRBUSH 634-3900 Roaches Ants fleas RodMts Do It Bight" FIREPLACES on file at the Township Clerk's office and may be inspected by any In- BLOWN ON Driveways, Parking lots a 925-1418 Collector of Taxes Sl»p» -Pottos Gor«9«i terested parson. OFFICE S SHOWROOM ANY APARTMENT OR ONE FAMILY HOUSE W/tLITTER Fred Britton Resurfacing & Patching N»v* Horn** 'Additioni A. CHARLES BATTBTA 40 WOODBRIDGE AVE. Also Sheet Rock, in & out of warranty •MCIAL TERMITE Starting «MM. ALL TYPES OF CHIMNEY-FIREWAll Edward R. Padusntok Assistant Murtcfcal $ Blocks & Plaster Bus. No. $29.fS __JOB^S *t 225 CONCRETE WORK HEARTH WOOD Clerk Collector of Taxes 541-6715 4393836 *1Jt Off AIT SAIt City of Rahway, N J. builders 636-1765 Brick Steps. Walls S S COAL STOVE Call After 6 p.m. Call anytime :v. •"'••••.••'.•.• lt..l0/7/82 Do You Have A Problem? CALL INSTALLATIONS Fee: $147.84 ' 4t...9/30.1(Y7.10/14,10/21/82 Slot.. I,, 56810 Wdg« lie -17 Seamless Guttors Repairs Fee $573.44 Siding & Home Improvements Specialists FREE EST. WI HAVI THE ANSWER 499-9505 & Ropoirs 283-1370 2830753 OOO WORK GUAR. FreeElt. Fully Ins. CAUT.hrtncii Fr.e hi. \ m-3197 Htm* No. 985-1882 i 'ii^m PAGE 16 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1982 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT VFW Ladies Wars will sponsor a spaghetti dinner on Sunday, Introducing a Martin: Fulcomer Colonial Dames to serve Oct. 10 at the Post Home at 479 South Ave., E. from 4 Complete (in* of spaghetti dinner to 7 p.m. celebrate heritage Tickets are priced for CANDY-MAKING SUPPLIES dishonest on 'CAPS' The following members and Mr. Dabb were guests. The Ladies Auxiliary of adults at $4 and children at (Fr*« Instruction*) Rahway Mayor Daniel L. the referendum, when I saw slick, phony publicity cam- of Lady Elizabeth Carteret One of the highlights of the Cranford Post No. 335 of $2. Tickets may be purchas- Martin issued a statement what was happening, I felt paign." Chapter of the Colonial day was the enactment of the Veterans of Foreign ed by telephoning Beverly •Brand New Holiday Molds •X-Rated Molds today characterizing crit- an obligation to do some- "As for state spending Dames of the XVII Cen- the purchase of William Rocheford at 272-9600 or •Flavoring Oils 'Powdered Food Coloring icism of his role in this thing," Mayor Martin said. limits," the mayor said, tury attended the "Heritage Penn of land in West Jersey the co-hostess. The program 574-2833, or they may be - 'Boxes, Petit Four Cups 'Brushes year's City budget referen- "I then proceeded, calmly "Mr. Fulcomer should look Day" in Old Medford spon- from Lady Elizabeth will be on heraldry. purchased at the door. •Lolly Pop Sticks dum by his mayoral oppo- and reasonably, to explain to the leader of his own par- sored by Rancocas Valley Carteret, the widow of Sir The fall state meeting will All proceeds will be •White. Peach. Semi-Sweet and nent, James J. Fulcomer, as to our citizens what the ty, Gov. Thomas H. Kean, Chapter on Sept. 11: Mrs. George Carteret. be at Shadowbrook donated to the Cancer Aid Milk Chocolate Wafers (Merckcns) "another perfect example of referendum was all about, who as one of the first acts Ruth Cleland, Mrs. Albert The chapter will hold its Restaurant in Shrewsbury and Research Fund. Mr. Fulcomer's lack of and I tried my best to as governor proposed relief H. Dabb, Jr., Mrs. John D. first meeting of the season on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at The Kitchen Cupboard honesty and candor on disseminate truthful and ac- from these limits." Markey and Miss Florence on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the noon. Mrs. Thor B. Too many individuals UHE. Ch»rry St., Hakw.y • 388-4084 discussing issues with the curate facts and figures to Mayor Martin concluded S. Whitehead. home of Mrs. Markey at 11 Andersen, the state presi- try to be smart instead of II Mil fctfit fc*&3< «hn-«M Ht S* Ht&M M. 712 truthful. public." let the people of Rahway by saying he is, "very happy Mrs. Kenneth Freeman a.m. Mrs. Cleland will be dent, will preside. ••!~ "First of all," the mayor decide what they wanted to to have economics an issue said, "the budget referen- do." in this campaign, because I dum this year was created The mayor then went on, believe it is the strongest not by me but by a vote of "When the people decided issue I and my running- the City Council, including they didn't want any addi- mates have going for us in the votes of Mr. Fulcomer's tional money appropriated, terms of what we have ac- Republican Council, col- I did my job as mayor and complished to improve the To Celebrate the merger of leagues. recommended budget cuts economic well-being of "Under the law, only the to the City Council. Again, Rahway as a community." Council has the power to I don't have a vote on the call for a referendum," the budget, and it was the AF honors Arch Federal Savings city's chief executive ex- Council that finally adopted plained "and this is what a budget in accord with the Dianno McClain the Council decided to do." wishes of the people it "The difference between represents." A township native, Dia- ~ into how I conducted myself in nna D. McClain, the dau- this referendum and how "Isn't it interesting," the ghter of Kenneth P. Ditzel Mr. Fulconier conducted mayor noted, "from one of 305 Sunrise La., Clark, himself is monumental," the side of his mouth Mr. Ful- was specially identified for mj Statewide Savings mayor stated. "Mr. Ful-comer criticizes me for not early promotion to senior comer, as he always does, supporting referenda, and airman in the Air Force. "^r*^ • arv'L"""! Association ^^r made the referendum a from the other side of his The airman was awarded political issue, and flooded mouthh, he tries to criticize the new rating ahead of the community with in- me, but not the Council, for other Air Force members credibly dishonest flyers having a referendum on the by a "below-the-znne" pro and press releases." budget?" motion board which con "Although I had not in- "This is typical," the sidered job performance, tended to play any role in Democrat charged, "of his military knowledge, bearing and self improvement e( forts. Airman McClain is a per- Kikyo Cookware & Mikasa Crystal sonnel specialist at the Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana with the Second Combat Support Group. Miss Jomieson gets stripes A Rahway woman, Bar- bara Jamieson, was among 65 second-year student nurses of the Muhlenberg Hospital School of Nursing in Plainfield to receive their cap stripes, signifying the completion of their first year of training, at cere- monies held on Sunday, Sept. 26, in the theater of the Cranford campus of Union County College. She is a candidate for an associate in science degree from the college and a nur- sing diploma from the sch- for putting something aside at Statewide! ool of nursing in a jointly- conducted, three-year. Co- One or more pieces can be yours FREE, operative Program in Pro- fessional Nursing. or at special low prices, every time you save with us!

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