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VOL. 162 NO. '16 RAHWAY NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1984 USI>S 454-1 20 CENTS Resource recovery vote tabled again By R. R. Fas/.cvewski implications of a referen- Councilman Marsh ob- Governing Body could not leave the city by way of in the city, was accom- After a confusing.set of dum ou-resouru: recovery- jected to the fact that dur require the county clerk to Rte. No. I. - panied by a special rcsolu accusations and counter the Governing Body should ing the summer, when the put a referendum on the The second would have lion which will put the or- accusations about tin: legali not lake any action on the Council had adopted a ballot in other than a requested the county clerk dinance into effect less than ly of a proposed amend question until it gets all the resolution calling for a ques General Election there ap- to place a referendum on 20 days after its publication mem to a resolution for\a facts from that committee. lion to be placed on the peared to be nothing to rule the siting of the facility in in order to allow the free referendum on resolute City Council Attorney 1984 General Election out the city putting its own Rahway on the 1984parking to go into effect for recovery the Railway City Louis Rainone at first said ballot on whether a special referendum on the ballot at General Election ballot. the holidays this year. CounciLMnndav tahled the he questioned whether the election could later be held a different time. Both resolutions, which Introduced was an or- measure, which hadj been council could technically re- on resource recovery Mr. had also been postponed dinance which would res- postponed for action since quire a non-binding referen- Rainone had not brought The overall resolution on during the summer, were cind the one-way status of July. dum on resource recovery, out the fact state law does the referendum was tabled tabled by a 6-3 vote along Emerson Ave. between as called for in the Marsh not allow a non-binding HE'S A WINNER...Rahw.iy n'sidi>iil .ind city firelighter. Chuck Amasio. left, had Ihe The resolution, brought Monday, with the six parly lines, with ihe Fulton and Pierce Sis. and ! fastest individual time, two minnli>s and 39 seconds, at Ihe Fitness Challenge spon- to the floor again by Second I resolution, to be put on the referendum except on the Democrats in favor of tabl- Democrats in favor of tabl would designate Emerson I ballot by the county clerk General Election ballot. sored by Blue Cross and- Blui' Shield it New Jorsny The slate-wide challenge to Ward Republican Coun- ing and the three ing and the Republicans op Avc. westbound between police and firo department Usjnr; t<">k place on Oci l 3 at the Pnrcourse Fitness Cir- cilman John C. Marsh, had I for a special election, The attorney replied that Republicans opposed to it. posed. Main and Pierce Sis. as one j although the councilnicn cuit at Brookdalo Coij*mi^ity^CyolN'tjf m Lincott Prosontirnj Mr Amasio with a plaque originally sought to have during the discussions in the For the reasons cited The tabling motions pro- way, and another ordinance are Jim Roberts. centt*\ a rcph 'si-ntativt' of Blue- Cross and Blue Shield o1 New technically could require a summer the only election above and because it was which would prohibit park- 1 1 residents vole on accepting bably mean the issue of a Jersey, and Pifl Filling, ijiilu a I , nisi. i-'itnt'Ss Circuits salt's representative. or rejecting the resource special election in February. that had formally been believed the present Gover- resource recovery referen- ing near the Merck gate on recovery concept in this Replying to a question discussed to contain a ning Body, two of whose dum is dead for this year, the west side of Bond St. year's General Election, from Democratic Council- referendum was the members will be replaced by since any resolutions between Underbill PI. and which was held on Nov. 6. man at-Large Vincent Ad General Election of 1984new councilmen in brought up at the Monday, E. Scott Ave and on the City fireman wins dona. Mr. Rainone said ad- Since the 1984 election and that is why he hadn't January, could not pass a Dec. 10, regular council ses cast side of Bond St. bet- ding to the resolution consulted the stale law on a resolution binding on the sion or at any special ween Underbill PI. and Up- has already passed. Coun- adopted during the summer Fitness Challenge cilman Marsh Monday at special election on the topic. new City Council, Coun- meetings before or after ton PI. was improper. cilman McLeod also moved tempted to amend his However, Mr. Rainone thai would die at the end of The first measure is in- The Elizabeth F'ire Dopi. men is. Imni throughout the to table two other resolu- j the Railway Fire Dept. original resolution to have After consulting state law did not rule out the the year if they in any way tended lo allow fire trucks and Ihc Franklin I ownslup siale against each oilier in a tions relating lo the propos- I clocked the fastest in the question voted on in a on the matter Mr. Rainone possibility a binding referen bound the incoming Coun- to leave the fire head- Police Dcpi. ucrc winncis race through four of IS sia ed resource recovery facili- cil to any action. j dividual time, at two special election to be held told the councilmen they dum could be held on the quarters off Main St. andol a state wide Illness lions ol a Parcourso liiness : minutes and 39 seconds. on Feb._S. _ question at a time other ty. IcQuJd, only request the t The councilmen * also Milton Ave. easier and the Challenge on Oct. 1.1. I he Circuit. TcoUrity clerk' uWfW ^Mft SrC'ftfcr'Eli Tfte first wdutd have re- second *vas requested by "unanimously adoiMSfanfor- three-person teams from One- nt -a'lime, ludividu;!! Representing ilic . However, Democratic binding referendum on the and he said he expects to quested the Union County dinancc which will give the Merck & Co. Inc. because Elizabeth and I lanklin policemen and firemen per Council m anal-Large ballot in the next General have a ruling in December Division of Environmental the firm owns all the pro- Eli/abclh Fire Dcpi. were mayor the power to sus- Township placed liisi ami funned ^0 push ups. :() SII Matthew Langbein. Joe Walter McLeod, who later Election, not in a special for the Council on the full Engineering to include pend enforcement of park perty in question and has second, respecinelv. m ihc ups. 15 vaults and 10 chin was to move to have the election. implication of a binding language in its request for enough parking for Lavin and Wuller Furinev. ing restrictions at meters at race sponsored In Uluc tips in the lirsi round. The Franklin Township Police motion tabled, said since a Acting on this ruling. referendum. qualifications and proposals anytime. employes in its own lots and Cross and Blue Shield ol lih/ahcih lire IVpi. and committee has already been for the facility which would Depi. team members were Councilman Sheld ruled the Councilman Addoua This measure, which it will make for better traffic New Jersey. liaiikhn lounship Police set up by Council President require all non-Ruhway gar- f-llioi Smith. Hadden Siein. Marsh amendment out of pointed out to Councilman clears the way for free parK- safety. Held ai Uroiikdale ( <>m Depi. loams competed in Max Sheld to study all the bage trucks to enter and and Mark Lewis. order. Marsh that although the ing to be allowed for shop The public hearings and iminity College in Linen ill. ihc finals. pcrs during the holiday possible final adoptions of the coniesi was done in co Ihc l:h/ahclh team had All participants received season and when other the two measures will lie operation uuh the (lover an average tune of three letters of commendation special events are being held held on Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. nor's Council on I'lusical niinuicsand 17 seconds, ihe r and T-shirts. Trophies were l it ness, the New leisc\ average nine lor ihc presented to ihc'Elizabeth Athletic ( onjiress and ihc Irauklin Township team and Franklin Township 'Ounty college sets (iarilen Stale Games, li |HI was loin -nii.iuics and .14 teams and Mr. Amasio also Merck to sell led police and file depan seconds. Chuck Amasio of received a plaque. Calgon division A spokesman for Merck agreement for Ihc transac- Suburban to air aster plan this year & Co., Inc. of Rahway, the tion, which is subject to ap health products company, proval by the Merck board /levelopmcnt of a posals to bring lo the we do not plan to miss." Dr. tion recommended by the announced today the firm of directors. It is expected to waste-plant views master plan for board." Nunney noted. board of higher education." has completed preliminary be completed before the end "INFO, NF.W JFRRahway Against Garbage ; bounty College will Dr. Nunney reported the In other business, the The board also adopted a negotiations for Ihe sale of of 1984, the spokesman ad- SBY'S NEWSMAGA- Environment (RAGE), Dr. ; major goal for state higher education board adopted a resolution resolution expressing its ap- Ihe world-wide operations ded. ZINE," produced by Subur- James Hilbert of (he f98S, Dr. Derek N. budget for 19851986, requesting Gov. Kean und preciation to Victor M. of its Calgon Carbon Calgon's carbon business ban Cablevision, this month Grassroots Environmental . president, told the adopted by Ihe state board Ihe Legislature lo prbvide a Richel, chairman, the business to a group of in- : provides granular activated is featuring a story on "•Gar- Commission and several ; of trustees at a of higher education for sub- supplemental appropriation members of the presidential vestors headed by Thomas carbon which is used to ab- bage." residents, who were asked ; if on Nov. 5 at the mission to Gov. Thomas of $2,125,000 in 1984 1985 inaugural committee and A. McConomy, currently sorb toxic impurities from The half-hour program, their opinions on garbage ofd Campus. Kcan and the Legislature, to the county colleges "out Mrs. Linda Leifer, ex- the vice president and liquid and gaseous effluents which will air again on and resource recovery. ' . Nunney reported the includes $4 million for ur- of the amicipated surplus ecutive director, "for their general manager of Calgon before they are released lo Wednesdays, Nov. 21 and Jfcjboard of higher educa- ban initiatives proposed by funds in the 1984-4985 services within the best Carbon Corp. Ihe environment, as a puri- pnl in authorizing the Chancellor T. Edward Nov. 28, at 7 p.m. on state budget lo meet the traditions of higher educa- Discussions arc now in fying agent in manufactur- fcr of Union College Hollander. Suburban's TV-3, will in- minimum 19841985 alloca tion." progress on the definitive ing operations and to | Ihe Union County clude interviews on the remove contaminants from resource-recovery plant mical Institute in 1982 "The chancellor has singl- drinking water. |ired the college to ed out a number of cities in I which has been proposed master plan by New Jersey for special at- This transaction will for siting in Rahway. neispnng. tention, including allow Calgon to focus more Those being interviewed Elizabeth," the college of itsxnergics and resources will be Dr. Marwan Sadat, president said. "He has sug- in t^e area of specialty the director of the Division llnumbcr of task forces chemicals, the spokesman Ifar collected extensive gested our college and Kean of Waste Management of College of New Jersey in noted. The sale does not af- Ihe New Jersey Depi. of Tin j and prepared fect Calgon's Water tjnary reports," Dr. Union work with Elizabeth vironmcnlal Protect ion; city and school officials to Management Division or Joseph Kazar. Union Conn said. "These data Commercial Division, both •«jnow been reviewed help the city solve some of ty solid waste co ordinator; its major problems. I've of which will continue to be Rahway Mayor Daniel analysis hus been important components of icSf what still needs to already met wilh Mayor Martin; Rahway Second Thomas Dunn and with Ihe Merck specialty Ward Councilman John t lone to complete a chemicals group. er plan," the county School Superintendent Roc- Marsh. Terri Malone of ! president said. co Colelli and found them I. Nunney reported he receptive lo working with Iced Dr. Leonard T. the College. I've also met IKtman, the vice prcsi- with Mayor Rick Taylor Firemen to host Idefor academic affairs, to and with School Ihd(irsmall task force To Superintendent Oliver Lan- caster in Plainfield to deter- S master plan. .dinner for seniors mine their needs and aspira- I te new Union County tions." The membership of Tickets for this year's Cjige president also Rahway Local No. 33 of roast beef dinner will be n)ied an internal com- Dr. Nunney added he Ihe Firemen's Mutual available al fire head- "te is reviewing the "has a sense people in quarters on Main Si. and her educational and jobs Union County want things Benevolent Assn. of the the Maple Avc. firchousc. Rahway Fire Dept. an- 'ling needs of Elizabeth to happen-and they want Tickets may be picked up nounced the date of its an- cPlainfield and how the us to help them make them at Ihc above locations after nual senior citizens dinner. tge. might address them. happen." Tuesday, Nov. 20. No IVe are still in the data "Chancellor Hollander's It will be on Thursday, tickets will be given out feeling idea-generating urban initiatives present a DRESS UP TIME...A. Wade Llklns. the principal, and Esther Weakland Franklin School before Nov. 20. (e," Dr, Nunney said, Nov. 29, at the Rahway great opportunity for us to of Rahway Parent-Teacher Assn. president, celebrate with Mrs. Janice Nueses fifth- As in the past the dinner IN HIS QRASP.-.Rahways BW Carter. No. 81. O«t» • it in the near future we work more closely wilh our grade class at the school's annual celebration. Students shown, left to right; are- Cyn- Senior Citizens Building at is for the senior citizens of I have tentative pro- firm grip on the situation in the Nov. 10 game as • PtaJrv urban areas an opportunity thia Chalmers. Kathy Barttett and Keisha Jackson. 1306 Eslcrbrook Avc. Rahway only. fiold player looks on.

...I. i RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 198-1 IAG!

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HIGHSCHOOLER DRAWS SMILES.-From members of tho Rahway W( after her talk on her experience at the Girl's Citizenship Institute, which . June on the Douglass College Campus in New Brunswick. Miss Ellen Burl- senior at Rahway High School, reported on a memorable week learning abi' career opportunities for women and meeting other high school students f' THAT'S THE WAY...JIm Lidtey, the coach ol the Rahway High School Cross Coun- of the state. She was sponsored by the Rahway Women's Club aftor seloc ! try Team, points out the running course to runners from Union High School. Outstan- ) CAN HAVE ONE TOO...Modeling Rahway Nowickl. Irene Gerney of Clark, and Suzanne Quatrone. help of her high, school guidance counselor. Mrs Donna Czarnecki Also a ding (or the Rahway team (or the past two seasons were Randall Walker and George ,i 11. i.;k a Byi> Club t-shirts are the staff from the For information about joining tho club, please contact Oct 5 meeting of the club, at Rahway's Second Presbyterian Church h;i Jakovic. who led the team througout the season. 'h ,i»'ti icians. Dr' Howard Fox and Dr. George the Community Relations Office at tho hospital at 865 Burke's mother, second from left, who shared the congratulations offor. : i •-.•'. .ii". loft lo right. Dorothy Vitrano. Rose Kenneth (Madeline) Kirkbright, left, club president. Also shown, loft to rigt • FOR HER SAFETY...Tho Union County Medical Society Stone St.. Rahway. 07065 or telophono 499-6137. Katie Lynn Jenkins is buckled up s.ifi'ly, loll to rirjhl, Czarnecki and Mrs. Samuel (Sally) Gassaway, tho education chairwoman Auxiliary ha;; brouont its Safe Rido Program to Rahway are: Isabel Godok, a royistorod nursi* nncl head mntorni- DR. AND MRS. JAMES The Girls' Citizenship Institute is an annual event ol the New Jersey Stale f<- Hospital Thu Auxiliary . don.itos infant. car seats to Rainbow group ty nurse; Jano Lorbor. proaidunt-oloi:! ol tlw> m.'dical FROST Women's Clubs. hospitals in Union County, which then make them society auxiliary; Christine Klinu, tlior.lumwumaii ol thu_ Vocational pupils (She Is the former Miss lospital club 'rocks' available to now uaronlu for up to f'our months. The goal 1 to sponsor Coleman, Pellet Rahway Hospital Auxiliary:; S;ifo fluli pioumm; and BRINGING HONIF BRONZE...M • ih. M ', Ol II.•> hionro- Cheryl Eldelberg) of the Auxiliary is to insure ovory baby has a safe ride Vlckl Jenkins, Kudo's mother. Kutio is th" Innrlh child of modal winin.i -.vMchronii'tMl ;w Mil '1 t' •am at home. In Rahway Hospital's nuitornity unit making sure learn about safety Chinese auction Vlckl and Gary Jenkins 11 for moms-to-be tho Nation.il Jun.or Olyrnpii .1. !'•!<•. onvillo, Adrienne Assembly No. receives award Flu., tho W':,t'i"M Aqua Spri »s In •.-. 1 1 loft to Recently Joseph equipment used in emerged 68 of the Order of the Rain- Miss Eidelber pual's Ruck- 1 pregnancy to the first ricjht, art' '" n • • i fink. O! 11- 1 1< 'i i "ocian Coleman & Pellet, Inc., a surance laws took second and Hull.no I i::i Dcmeter, the safety director cies. how Tor Girls will hold a 'i expectant 1 month after the baby is Hospital promotes Auxilians to attend at the Grassili plant of the The students were Chinese auction tomorrow to a good i . Coupons redeemable Union-based public rela- place in the non-profit divi- Dupont Corp., gave a safety reminded of the on-going at 7:.1() p.m. at the Rahway weds Dr. Fro local for a free gift or a discount tions firm, has won three sion for most effective program at Union County need for alertness, whether Masonic Temple at 1S50 Ir- 1 advantage of al over 35 local businesses awards for outstanding public relations effort, and a infant safe rides county meeting Aqua Sprites ving Si.. Rahway. Miss Cheryl Dee Eidelberg. the dani'i:: achievement in public rela- series of brochures for Vocational-Technical driving a car, walking on Mrs. Morton Eidelberg of <>21 \V. 1 ak^ < 'ice program, are also included. Babies who aie burn at gram was one of the first in School in Scotch Plains. He the street or in a job situa Many prizes and hand- : -1'iial spokes Club members who enroll tions. South Jersey TOUR, Inc., Clark Unit No. J2K was married to Dr. James Frost, tin- MI;' placed third in the industrial Rahway Hospital will he the country to address the | A veteian will be remem- presented a slide show tion. made items have been William Frost of Wayne, on Saiunl;i'. in childbirth classes at the The awards were assured of a sale ride home problem of infant safety in American Legion Auxiliary bered loi I he I hanksgiving bring home bronze demonstrating safety is an The Union County Voca- assembled for this annual P in ihe club is hospital receive a free presented by the Jersey division for most effective thanks lo a national award delegates will attend the j holiday it was announced. Short Hills Caterers. Shore Public Relations and public relations brochure automobiles. ongoing need to be alert tional Technical Schools event. The money raised Rabbi Steven Dworkin performed ih.- is members a T-shirt and other members winning program of ihe According to Mrs. Lorber meeting of the Union Conn ] The' budget for I0K4- A Clark suimipci. I .aura She r> a hcJunan at and aware of one"s environ- boast an excellent safety each year by the auction is •Ictier Mailing may purchase the shirts for Advertising Assn. at the (two or more colors). Union County Medical ty Organization of the j 11>H5 was icail and .ippiov- Cogan. the daiii'lt'i-i ol Mi. nion C.iih'iin- Regional Escorted by her parents, the bnde li: 10th Annual "JASPER" once the county Auxiliary ment, reports a spokesman. record in their shops due ID used hy the girls in the Moore as her maid of honor and Mrs IIMI • in 11 nth of a nominal fee. The "JASPER" Award Society Auxiliary called has made seals available to American Legion Auxiliary j ed by the membership. and Mrs. Pciim*- ( i»IMM of Ilirh Seho Scotch the efforts of the members assembly I'or their chari- Award Ceremony, held Amelia Or., u'lvinh cap -wmis lor the matron of honor. competition was established "Safe Ride." all hospitals in Union Coun- at Martin Wallherg Post Members who have not yet Plains and Arranged by the in-house of the staff, administration. table work. recently in West Long No. 3 in West field today at paid then dues I'm the com tured a bron.'e n: -ilal .it ihe Wesili/ld A ina Sprites. Dr. Lee Frost, the brother of the i'io. i; Branch. by tile Jersey Shore Public CRAFTY CITIZENS...Members of the Rahway Women's Golden Age Art: 1 According lo Jane ty (probably by the end of safety committee of the students and the local in- Tickets are S2 each, 1 Relations and Advertising Lorber, president -elect of the year), they will be em- S p.m. They are President ing vein are asked lo send National .lui'mi MKiiipirs dustrial community who man. The ushers were Marc I£idelher;\ 1 P. Hummel Coleman & Pellet receiv- Group, which meets Wednesday mornings at the Rahway Senior Citizen ' in Jucksonwlle. I la Ihe \\ --Hiel.l Aqua school, composed of Eunice which includes refresh- bride; Warren Bernstein, Dr. Alan Km.- •' Assn. to recognize profes- 1306 Esterbrook Ave., Rahway, shown, left to right, are: Marie Soos. art: the county Auxiliary, and harking on a major Mrs. Jessie Cox; Mrs. Irene them to Mrs. Cox. Olcun, school nurse, form the advisory boards ments, and will be available ed first place for the most Belt. Mrs. Alexandria Ruil She complied n syn Spiiies \\\\\ iios! their an- groom; Dr. Steven Gelbard. Dr. C'r;ii:' I' n sional communicators who dlroctor; Astrid Aklns, Mildred Eihorn, Angelina Martina, Margaret Lan : co-chairwoman of the pro- awareness drive for the new The next meeting of ihe 1 Richard Manfria, director for each program. al ihe dnor. effective public relations ef- nieki, Mrs. Anne (iiulor chroni.'cd 'Uiirinnu , Ithe nual vvaiei slnnv, "lime Scott Henry. lakes captain have shown ability to Edyek and Amelia Clauss. gram, "the goal of the 'Sale seal law thai is ex- unit will he held at the post Machine*. loniMiiow at 8 of buildings and grounds, fort in the industrial divi- motivate others through Ride" program is lo see pected to be in effect by and Mrs. Anne Krov. ; home on Ihe coiner of newest Olympic spoilt and Followinga honeymoon in MajoK'.i i; sion with an information kit won her medal in i no com p.m., Salmli\. Nnv 17, at and Philip Sosis, co- the couple will reside in Chicago 1 Havid |>. In June, 1980 he received public relations and adver- every baby goes home safe- Tuesday, Jan. 1 Members A donation was received ! Liberty Street and Westfield 2:.ly m ihe We-.uii-KI N oung Men's offered at the school. public-information program tion. who don't have one." pic Tiials. In I Ion.la she ( luisiian .Vsn. I'ickels are irinaiv. 1<)74. science from Jersey City Women's Christian Assn. gram for the Rahway 4-H to sponsor aided a cer- Slate College. for the New Jersey In- A principal of the firm, competed .ii'ainsi sy u priced a' >,< lor. adults and Mr. Demeter told the surance News Service on will hold its annual interna- Christine Kline, a vice- Hospital Auxiliary". She will "inplction fur Captain Hummel is mar- Joseph Coleman. is a long- tional gourmet luncheon on president of the couniy be assisted by the Auxilians chroni/ed s'wmiiiMii}' icains V SO for stn'denis and may students it is important they new state automobile in- time Rahway resident. awards presentation ! from all ovci thr ouniti v. br punhased .11 ihe door. be aware safety needs will Many thanks to the people •u of 3."! credits ried to the former Miss Mohday, Nov. 19, from Auxiliary and chairwoman who work in the Rose Tree "I I ire science Janice Wilson of Rahway, noini to 2:30 o'clock. of ihe Railway Hospital Ciift shop and who are on always be there no matter for the generous support F.rika Fields, a Union and stale involvement. Ad- what trade or position they "i t o 11 nIy and they have three Wte luncheon will be Auxiliary's committee for the Imniuni/ation Educa- 1 given my reelection as sixth I'luii- in June, children, Caroline. David, followed by u program in the Safe Ride pnigram, ex- tion Committee. County 4-H agent with the mission will lie free. I t«St Ol .ill ill. I ! ihi most wind up in. Co-operative Fxtension Ser- Refreshments will be serv difficult to Van Doron "At Dupont, safety is a Jr. and (Catherine Hummel. AARP to hold support of the YWCA. •MonJuy - iA.W ^ViA'i c/i(3« plained how it works. ward councilman. World Mutual Service "All parents ol uewhnrns County hikers vice of Rutgers University's ed. condition of employment Cook College, announced where all employees must Wetk of Prayer. A short at Rahway Hospital will be _ day at circus talljr/on "The Other Face of asked if they have an infant to bike 4-H awards presentations be made responsible safety- will be held tnmoimvv at Keanto present'Warcomedy wise for themselves and Dancers, teens Chfoia." will be given by a car seat," she said. "If the 7:30 p.m. at Ihe Union Rahway chapter No. 607 Center at 1306 Esterbrook member, Jane Tonero, who Vox '7/uu« t'^numtn**. u-i u'ilT .,! answer is no, then we will Great Swamp those around them," he Sincerely, of the American Assn. of Ave., Rahway and admis- County Vocational lechni "Oh Wham Lovely War,' is one of lluee Hiilisli plavs i mi*. sta"i'il hv Ihe I'nglish said. recently relumed from the loan them one fur a four lor the Great Swamp et new programs Retired Persons will spon- sion to ihe circus. Orient. month period 01 mini the cal Institute at I77d a musical combining com- this season in a. suh'-ciiptinn I d e p a i i in e n i • During the presentation, sor an evening at the Dike Ride on Saturday, Rarilan Rd., Scotch Plains. series cosiing V. Single j speech/1 liea lie/ media and JIM FULCOMI Please telephone Mrs. Tickets for the luncheon baby weighs 17 pounds. We Nov. 17, members of the edy and the grin) realities of the safety director had •in will be tlie Awareness Program in- Meadowlands presentation Dernadette Acicrno at An open registration for World Wur I from a British tickets for the November j the depailinent of physical volunteers put on and i| a new Satur will be available al the door do not charge them Union County Hiking Club play are $.v education Rahway Councilman cluding a rap session, career of the Greatest Show on 388-9078 for a reservation. anything, but we do require and (heir guests will meet at all clubs will take place this perspective, will open in the demonstrate personal safety 1'iograni. lo he nights and a dance cjass and Earth. for $6. $5 for senior evening. Wilkins Theatre at Kean The oilier pla\ s u ill be Or. Mairaiel Dunn, an I lie Rahway citizens. For further infor- a refundable deposit." the l.oanlaku Brook Reser- other activities to follow. fx ,0 ;«_--/._ If /.. , .^ vation duck pond parking 4-H is a non profit College of Neyv Jersey in "Arms and the Man" in | associate professor of iiiiiinntee. al The donation will be $8 Tickets arc available for malion please telephone the The importance of this Union at 8 pan. today. M a rch n nil "T he spet'ch/t heal re/media, is YWCA at 233-2833. program was officially lot on Kitchcll Rd., Morris organization providing a sciiiiedy Coni- per month and the registra- today's performance at $15. Township at 10 a.m. youth-oriented informal Other pcrl'mmanees of Mouseti ap" in May. i diiecior of "Oh What a i in Railway. tion will take place on The price includes transpor- recogni/ed when members the student production will Subscription and single [ Lovely War." William tation to and from the education serving (hose ag I 'be dance Saturday, Nov. 17 from 2 rVfodurn poslago stamps Luck is oflcn (he of the Union Couniy Aux This will IK- a hike of C liaison, associate professor 1 ed seven to 1°. be at N p.m. tonuinow and tickets are available at the Kvinnei and lo 4 p.m. Rahway Senior Citizens cumti into uso in 1840. producl of attention and iliary accepted an award on about 22 miles through the Wilkins Tlieatie bo\ office I ol physical education, is ubilily. October 14 in Chicago from Cirenl Swamp. Participants Club 'representatives will Saturday. Nov. 17, and at .1 ARE YOU SPENDING] cc. |ii// and i speak briefly about their p.m. on Sunday; Nov. 18. by telephoning '•.I! .W17. ] choieoj'iaphei. lerri Cerrit- ii' those five lo the National Safety Conn should bring or he prepared to, an alinnna of Kean. oil- Their "Sale Ride" pro to buy lunch. ; clubs, community, county "Oh What a Lovely War" The productions are be | nnl a Teenage TOO MUCH TO CALIFORNIA EMPEROR ICEBERG band GRAPES LETTUCE HEAT YOUR HOME? Miss Ana Maria Buldo 'o sponsor 69 59* ENJOY CHRISTMAS CHEER CHERRY Miss Buldo iiea market M0ADWAV CARROTS FANCY GREEN WHEH YOU JOIN THE 1 • T SHEVICK • RAVICH* " • • A i ihur I.. ,1/ TOMATOES BEANS of John Di Man 1 ••••••• l-'.rri.Mial High 3 Reliance Savings KOSTER • TOBIN • OLECKNA & REITMAN i'.m,I w ill have an MITMLO AVI. : 3 Pint Basket A professional corporation jlr. and Mrs. Pictro Buldo of Kiwi \ lat.i and flea market r«ooua rtxut •& 51 Ib. BAGS $]00 ••••:.••!.iv Mm-. 17. It will 'I1 FIND OUT WITH A COMPLETE pngagement of their daughter. Miss \n 1 99 59 Christmas Club $ phn B. Di Marco, the son of Mrs I;. ,. '•• i;•'' : "i i'ie cafelciia of FANCY GREEN SNOW WHITE WHITE ROCK ALL INJURIES & DEATH CLAIMS HOME ENERGY AUDIT. ONLY 15. ; and the late Pietro Di Marco. ''' ' 11 school on PRODUCE PALACE ; Buldo is an csthctician for C'II.H: ,1 •^ 'ii.-M \ve., (.'lark. The PEPPERS CAUFLOWER SODA We will send an energy auditor to inspect your home inr energy- 1 5 Westfield Ave. NO FEES WITHOUT RECOVERY wasting conditions. You'll get .1 detailed report on how to best pring Valley. She is a graduate oi j 'i •••• ill lie cipc.n from ') School and Capri Hair Design in ' • • • t [i in Clark NJ. NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL VISIT correct them and control heating costs. You'll Msn jiot a iVce 49? M mi«ai 7 liter 89 small kit containing weatherization items. We'll bill you later Mon. - Sat. 9-9 Sun. 9-5 for the audit. The audit is available to all Klizuhellilmvn gas heal ler fiance is self employed for Di Main ' '• "' 'Ml' he over 60 Prices Effective Wed. to Tues. AUTO & ALL VEHICLE ACCIDENTS customers in one- to four-family dwellings. It is life lo l.itt'tinie l^arco is a graduate of Arthur I . lo;::- '•' • ••! I'.in'ains. collec- 382-8664 f^ recipients. If you prefer to do the audit yoursell, you can receive 1 School in Clark. '.mil crafts. jAJuly, 198S, wedding is planned '' • • -I ins will also be a free workbook with easy-to-follow instructions. I'ree literature ! Ml FALLS & UNSAFE PROPERTY is also available. il'l,- 1 ' i !.ul. I insadei llaiul MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SEND THIS COUPON OR CALL TOLL THICK 1 • ' .nil' innds for an ex- Jefferson griddc C'Hi< en ibis spring. UNSAFE PRODUCTS & TOOLS 1-800-221-0364 I : :'.iiill limn Medford, \' v.il! ,i:,n Clark and to honor Cicare frr. 'I'' ''and • will liokl a free WORKERS COMPENSATION \!-i Reunion to honor The pla\,i- v. •-' e. i ai ihai time. »k Cicarell, a long-time under ( " 3 ..89* 388-5454 1 o o Cocktails will be served Eli/abclh. n Middle School, 1743 ST. GEORGES AVENUE I 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with Iclephone. .!>

When some Phi Beta Kappa scholars become C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI ELLEN VIGILANTE physicians via prestigious Editor/Publisher Absisunt Editor Advertising M.irM*jer colleges, medical schools and hospital residencies, "THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD llJSl^S 4541601 and THE CLARK PATRIOT they hang out their M.D. (USPS ll57t>0> are published weekly on Thursday for $ 10.00. SI 2.00 outside Mid WET DOWN TIME...Rahway Hospital's new Mobile Intensive Care Units (MlCUs) got a dU.-x.-x or Union Counties. In Tahloid Lithographers. Inc.. 21 'J Central Ave.. I'.O. Km shingles in the suburbs. ceremonial "wetdown" in Rahway River Park on a recent Saturday in October. Doing 1061. Rahwav. N.J. (17065. Second class postage paid at Railway NJ But not Dr. Robert J. the honors, right, are Patricia Reilly, a registered nurse and MICU cfinicaJ co-ordinator, POSTMASTER: Send address changes to HIT. RAHWAY NEWS RI-'CORI) Bercik. He preferred lo and Donald Banghart. MICU co-ordinator ..Members of the hospital family, local first aid CLARK PAIRIOl.l'O liox 1061. Rahway. N.J. 07065." return to eastern Union squads and fire and police departments joined in the afternoon's festivities. The Mobile County, where he was born Intensive Care Unit is staffed by paramedics and acts as a complement to loeaJ-first aid and raised. squads. Paramedics respond in life-threatening situations, acting as an emergency Dr. Bercik, an orthopedic room on wheels. They are in constant radio contact with a physician in the hospital's surgeon, recently opened emergency center who guides them in administering drugs and performing other pro- his medical practice at the cedures. Rahway Hospital's MICU has been in operation since 1 982 and responds to PROGRAM Madison Hill Professional means so much nearly 2.000 calls a yoar. in cjneer control. JUNIORS SHOW APPRECIATION...Mrs Pegoy center at 1275 Westfield Kopecky. a member of the Rahway Area Junior Ave., Rahway. He is af- Woman's Club, delivers home-baked cookies from club filiated with Rahway Hospital and the three Prosecutor pledges Fulcomer thanks members to Capt. John Argentiere ot Flrehouse No. 5, Dr. Robert J. Bercik BEAUTIFYING LIVES...Th© Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club donated several pot- Stamp show Rahway, during Fire Prevention Week. hospitals in Elizabeth-St. ted plants to the Rahway Geriatrics Center to be distributed to the patients. Rosa Dr. Mark L. Bornstein is pleased to Elizabeth. Elizabeth war on senior crime all his supporters Bischoff and Mrs. Druscilla Brazier, members of the garden club at the center, are to be held announce the opening of his practice at General and Alexian to-be. She had received her shown with Mrs. Andi Twombly, the first vice president of the club. Brothers. nurse training in Ireland. the Pecoraro Chiropractic Group, 429 My family and 1 cordially thank everyone in Rahway in Clark Editor's Note: The following is an open letter to the A native of Elizabeth, he The doctor-and-nurse who supported my candidacy, especially the people of my Lake Ave., Colonia. residents of Union County from county prosecutor. John is a son of Superior Court couple has three children. ward and the many people who volunteered their help for A New Jersey monthly H. Slamlcr. Judge and Mrs. Steven J. The family lives in Junior Women give To introduce you to the healing my recent re-election as Railway's Sixth Ward coun- stamp and coin show. The Bercik Sr. Judge Bercik Elizabeth. Heart cilman. Clark Show, now in its 1 Ith world of chiropractic, we offer Recent reports more -and more senior CIII/CIIN are served . as -mayor - of Dr. BorctJlJ^. route, to year, will be held on Sun" becoming crime viclinu. coupled will) three tragic eveiUs ---I am very grateful 1 received more suppori ihan 1 an- Elizabeth from 1956 to 1964. private pracme took him city seniors plants Answers day. Dec. 2. The event will which have hit home personally, have given me reason to ticipated and I am hopeful the margin of my re-election Dr. Bercik decided to set through Georgetown center. Many of the pois ; take place at the Raniada review the policy of this office in dealing with those who victory will be helpful in convincing the majority of our up office in Rahway, he University in Washington, The Rahway Area Junior 1 Sodium and were donated by Mrs. Jean i Inn, at 36 Valley Rd. FULL SPINAL EXAMINATION coin in n crimes against the elderly. City Council to move in the direction of a referendum on said, mainly because it is an D.C., from which he wasWomen's Club donated a J Heart Disease resource recovery and of economy in our city budget. variety of potted plant's to Zamorski, a former Sodium is a minora! found in ; Garden State Parkway Exit Ill On a recent weekend an older couple had their urban area with a homelike graduated \vit|t Phi Beta No. 135. home broken into and were (hen robbed and brutally Every elective official should recognize in four out of HIGH-TECH CONFERENCE...Members ot the Advisory Committee to the Kean Col- the senior citizens of the Rahwuy resident. nearly all foods. Thu mosl lege School of Education, Technology and Related Professions, review the agenda of flavor and is within easy Kappa honor-. the common source ol sudium is Show hours will be 10 beaten by two (ecnagcrs. (be oldest of whom was 17. six wards all the winners came out strongly for a referen- Rahway Geriatrics Center. Ladies between the ages lable sail, sotitum chlo/tdu Did you know that the symptoms most commonly the first meeting at Kean College of New Jersey of Union. They are. left to right, Dr. reach of "four good George to WIJ*. Medici I ' a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission (21 Recently a 74-year-old plumber was savagely dum on resource recovery. hospitals." School and then. "".>• * . a Mrs. Andi Twombly. the ! of 18 and 35 may join the Sodium is an eisonlut treated by chiropractors are: Vlto Gagliardi of Clark. Union County superintendent of schools; Dr. Frank Esposito. first vice president of the Rahway Area Junior nulrujnl and pl.iy* a m.i,oi and parkins will be free. A struck on Ihe head with an iron pipe as he entered his car. " In the First Ward both the Republican and the He did consider other five-year pro^ini of intern- rolo in lh» physiological 1. Neck Pain 7, Arm Pain 3. Stiff N«ck 4. Low Pain | vice-president for academic affairs at Kean Colege. and Dr. Maderyn Heaty, acting women's club, started all j Women's Club, wilh the op- wide range of choice United but (he two robbers -- in their late 20's •• were scared off Democratic candidate spoke out very strongly for a localities, but, he added, " I ship and residency at St. regulation of the body fluids- Headaches Muscle Spasms Neuritis Hip Pain dean of the education school at the college. i lion to remain a member A high Intake of sodium uf- States and world-wide by his screams for help and the appearance ot a retired referendum. like this part of New Jersey Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital the plants from clippings Shoulder Pain Neurolaia Slipped Disc Leg Pain ; until the age of 40. Those lecis Ihu level of blood j stamps, coins and covers Fanwood police officer. These facts suggest a mandate for a referendum and and I feel 1 have a great deal Center in Maniumui, an in- throughout the summer and pressure in somu individuals \ interested may telephone ! will be on display and of- (31 Recently a 69-year-old widow was mugged by a further inspire me to continue my positive efforts to rally (o offer to the community." stitution nosy^or us work delivered them to Mrs. It is thought thai axrrosa HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED IF Druscilla Brazier and Rosa I Mrs. Caroline McGraili, todium remains in boay ] fered for sale. lone male as she entered her home. both parties behind a referendum. Kean group reviews Besides, he and his wife, and training Tn the or- tissues and holds waiur ihoro CHIROPRACTIC COULD HELP YOUR CONDITION? JUNIORS SHOW APPRECIATION ... Mrs. Andl Bischoff, members of the! membership chairwoman at In addition, members of The persons who committed these acts arc depraved James J. Fulcomer the former Miss Bridget (hopedic field* 1 By dacreasjng the sodium, garden club at the geriatrics 382-6943. the blood p/essum is loduced the public may bring any animals, cowards who have forfeited their right to live in Sixth Ward Councilman Twombly, the first vice president of the Rahway Area Fleming, have a special af- Junior Woman's Club, delivers home-baked cookies His specMSjnedical in- by shrinking Iho volume of material they may have for a free society. I 142 Midwood Dr. teacher regulations finity for Rahwuy because lluid In the vossola The DR. MARK L. BORNSTEIN from club members to Clark Assistant Chlo< Don Keller- terests now'are in back and sale, since the participating At (he very leasi. Ihey should be in custody instead Rahway Rahway Hospital brought neck ortho|>edic surgery DON'T GIVE THESE SIGNALS daCroasa In fluid mducas dealers {who include Pecoraro Chiropractic Group of walking around. There are do/ens of other recent ex- man during Fire Prevention Weak. An advisory committee I uncertifiablc under ihe pre dent of schools; Dr. pressure upon thu tntonoc her here from her native. for arthritic conditions and A SECOND THOUGHT. walls of the vos&ols and members of the American amples with the same recurring theme of violence. to the Kean College of New I sent rules applied by ihe Margaret Kanles. 429 Lake Avenue County Galway, Ireland, to spons medicine. His own * ACT IMMEDIATELY. ' lessens I ha otton which Iho Stamp Dealers Assn.) will Any burglary, robbery or assault is a vicious acl. Jersey School of Education. New Jersey Depl.ofEduca superintendent of schools in work' on its nursing staff heart must put Inlo pumping Colonia, New Jersey 07067 principal sport is jogging— WE'RE FIGHTING FOR VOUR LIFE lha blood. be ready to purchase showing no regard for our law. our society, or the basic Rinaldo: Job training Juniors honor Technology and Related | lion to teacher training pro Mountainside: Dr. Oliver before she met her husban- when he can find the time. anything they need for their human rights of the victims. Professions has been I grams. W. Lancaster of Plainfield. American Heart Association stocks. established for 1984 1985. i Under (he new rules pro Thomas Long, assistant But to commit those crimes with full knowledge the A special Clark Show The advisory committee visional teachers will be superinlendeni of schools in victims are elderly, usually alone, and less able to protect area firemen Souvenir Card will be issued their persons or property is an acl as despicable as any we to benefit veterans will first review a draft pro able to apply for cenifica Linden and an The Rahway Area Junior teer organization offering American Heart and given free to all at- know. The nation's unemployed veterans who might have posal on a non-traditional tion from the department DRIWE..., Association MOST INSURANCE its servies to various Assemblyman who tendees. This card will only Hours: By Appointment Vietnam veterans will get been exposed to atomic Woman's Club observed rouie to teacher certifies by meeting criteria now be PLANS ACCEPTED Though the crime statistics may indicate overall Fire Prevention Week by charities and fund-raising represents Rahway: be available at Ihe show. For Accident, or PcraoiuHnJury more help in 1985 as a weapons testing during tion and also provide input ing established. *Oo«l not include x-rays or trtotmtnt crime is down (he senior dozens in our county find lidle baking and delivering efforts in the Rahway, Further information may relief in (hat. because they still fear for (heir safely when result of changes in World War II. on a number of issues Maureen Ogden. an Luck is often tile- several dozen cookies to the Clark, Colonia. Edison, I Dr. Healy said such re be obtained by telephoning veterans' programs enacted "On the benefit front," related lo successful train- assemblywoman who PAIN IN THC NCCK | MUN IN product of aitvmioii and they go out or come home at night. fire departments of Clark quircmenis include a 2471093. by the last Congress, accor- the representative said, Woodbridgc and Linden ing programs in education. represents Clark; Dr. Elena ability. If law enforcement is to move forward in the battle and Rahway. The club | bachelor's degree, having a ding to Rep. Matthew J. "Congress approved a cost- area. Scambio. Northern Region ugainst crime as opposed lo merely "holding the line." no ! members felt appreciation Dr. Madelyn Healy, ac- job offer from a district ar> Rinaldo, whose district in- of-living adjustment ETWCX County superinten- law-abiding cili/cn should ever have lo tear going shopp should be shown, cs[>ecially ting dean of the school, said proved to employ provi cludes Clark. (COLA) for veterans with Woman between the ages dent of schools: and Dr. ing. getting off a bus. or putting (he key in his or her front during this important week, recommendations of the j sional teachers, a lest ol The Job Training Act service-connected of 18 and 35, with the op- Mary Louise Armingcr. dcx>r. to the firemen for their committee, consisting of academic subject com will assist unemployed Viet disabilities, and for surviv- tion of remaining a member director of Ihe New Jersey So beginning Nov. I there will he no plea bargaining tireless efforts and dedica- district and county pctence. completing 30 with any defendant who commits a crime of violence nam and Korean conflict ing spouses and children en- to age 40, who would like superintendents, college credits in an academic nu Education Assn. The Rate News tion shown to the two com- | veterans by providing titled lo dependency and in- further information about against one of our senior cili/ens. Ihey will all be pro- munitics, reports a spokes- faculty and administrators jor and completion of a sue secuted to the fullest extent of the law. employers with incentives demnity compcnsa(ion." the club, may telephone and legislators, will be con cessful full-year leaching in woman. Mrs. Caroline McGrath, Ex-officio advisory com If the offender is a juvenile we'll move to have him lo hire and train them in The COLA amounts to sidered by the school in lernship. Programs at dil membership chairwoman, mittec members are: Dr. or her treated as an adult. We'll appear at every sentenc- new job skills. Under the 3.2 percent and will take ef- The Railway Area Junior making final revisions to its ferent colleges could differ, Woman's Club is a volun- ! at 382-6943. Frank Esposito. vice presi- ing to urge the court lo impose the maximum custodial program employers receive fect on Saturday Dec. 1, proposal. but all must be approved by dent for academic affairs at lerm allowed by law. a direct payment from the I9S4. ll will be on top of The proposal by the the department of cduca Kean College; Dr. Linda It's lime the criminals started choking with the tear federal government amoun- the 3.5 percent increase ap- Kean College school will be lion. Mather, assistant director v> many seniors have experienced. It's time we in law en ting to 50 percent of a proved and made effective Auxilians welcome submitted to the stale Dr. Ann Walko. the assis of the slate colltgc office in forcement started kicking a liltlc butt. veteran's starting wage up last April 1. department of education, tant to the dean of the the stale depirinienl of W% MONTH I am also renewing my plea for residents lo join to SI0,000. "While these represent which will determine if the school, is facilitator for the higher education: Dr. forces wilh (he police and the Prosecutor's Office. Don't "There was a critical need major gains in terms of pro- new, old members plan meetsrequirements fo r committee. Nathan Weiss. \hc presi- U CD's turn your back on criminal activity. We can't be for uction in this area since moting the interests of our training provisional Advisory committee dent of Kean Cotge: Rep. everywhere so we need your help. Pick up the telephone joblessness among these deserving veterans, there The Ladies Auxiliary to cheese. Participants will teachers. Dr. Healy added. members are: Dr. James Matthew J. Rinali). whose were other issues of concern 10.74% when you sec something suspicious. two groups was more than Post No. 7363 of the meet at the post home. Input is also being provided Caulficld. superintendent of district includes Ctrk. and Effective Annual Yield double the rate for non-lo them that were left un- Veterans of Foreign Wars The Auxiliary Christmas by college faculty and staff. schools in Union: Dr. Roc- Dr. Ana Marie Schumann, Annual Interest Rate veterans in the same age done and will have to be of Clark welcomed six new party will be held on Tues- She explained provisional co Colelli. superinlendent of acting assistant dea) of the group," Rep. Rinaldo said. taken up when the newmembers and one re- day, Dec. II at 8:15 p.m. teachers are those without schools in Elizabeth: Dr. Kean College Scftol of City Democrats "Some 16,000 veterans Congress convenes in instated member to their and a $3 "grab-bag" gift will formal teacher education Viio Gagliardi of Clark. Education. Technolijy and have been placed in jobs January," the legislator ranks. These ladies are: , be asked. There will be a training, and therefore. Union County supcrinlen Related Professions. thank the voters since the program was im- said. "One of my concerns is Zona Pollins, Jean ' business meeting first. plemented and every indica- the adequacy of the Crisafulli, Mary Rutkowski As Democratic city chairman I would like to thank the tion is tens of thousands Veterans Administration and Luclla Norris, all from people of Rahway for continuing lo pu( (heir faith in (heir more will find meaningful healthcare system to meet Clark; Sue Bachman and Sgt. McClain International fair employment as a result of the needs of the increasing Marsha Schall from ' local Democrats as (he mujority party for Rahway. re-enlists In the just-concluded election we noled with pride and this initiative." number of older veterans. It Rahway and Christine Serio gratitude (he total vote given by the citizens of Rahway Another major action, he is estimated the number of from South Somervillc. to focus on food veterans over the age of 65 A Clark woman, Sgl. 11.75% * 10.96% to (heir local Democrats was 15 percent higher than the said, was enactment of the A donation was made to Effective Annual Yield Dianna D. McClain, the The "International Food telephoning the extension j ding to taste test the fob Annual Interest Rate top of Ihe ticket and the county ticket. Although disap- Veterans Health Care will triple from the current the "Make A Wish Founda- ; daughter of Kenneth P. Fair" sponsored by theoffice at 233-9366. A fee of to help broaden family ad pointed for those candidates, we must appreciate this Amendments, which ex- three million to nine million tion", whose office is ! Ditzel .of 305 Sunrise La.. Union County Co-operative $2 is payable at the en- hostess menu plannini V show of local confidence because, in polities. 15 percent is tends the termination date by the year 2,000. This located in Elizabeth. j Clark, re-enlisted in ihe Air Extension Service in co-trance.. recipe booklet of djhs quite a substantial margin. for the Veterans' Readjust- ' tremendous growth should Members of the Aux- I Force after being selected operation with the Union This fair will feature ment Counseling Program not be viewed as a problem, demonstrated will be gfci And, of course, it must be said in Ihe face of the biggest i iliary and post sponsor a j for career status. County Home Economics I many cuisines and cultures an udditional four years, but rather as a challenge to those attending. <4n landslide in the history of the United Slalcs. Ihe Rahway monthly "birthday party"at | Extension Council will be !including Greek, Mexican, through 1988. The national i and an obligation that we Assigned at Barksdalc tributors and demostraws r 30 Democrats still maintained the confidence of the local the Menlo. Park Veterans held today from 1 to 3:30 IPolish. Can-ibean, Oriental. r network of 136 veterans" will not let go unfulfilled." Air Force Base in Loui- will represent most areaof citizenry to be (he majority part in city government. This Hospital. Each month the p.m. and repeated 7 to 9 Italian, hispanic, Russian. centers provide assistance siana. Sgl. McClain was ap- Union County. £\ MONTH is particularly gratifying when one considers in Ihe last guests of honor whose bir- p.m. at the cooperative ex- 'French, Jewish, Irish, Ger- to veterans trying to re- proved for re-enlisimcnl by Mrs. Sybil Slaten, le landslide of this magnitude li.e. Nixon/McCiovern in thday falls within that tension service at 300 Iman, Hungarian, and adjust to civilian life. i a board which considered chairwoman; Mrs. Mae 19721, all local elections where (here was a real contest month are>-presented gifts. character and performance. North Ave., E., Westfield. j American. II CD's were lost by the Democrats. In the hcallh-care area | Refreshments arc also serv- Mains, the co-chairwonu, Clark Unico She is a personnel Registration is necessary There will also be an op- and their committee put fc In o(her words. i( seems the confidence of the people Ihe 98th Congress also ap- ed. These parties arc held and may be done by , Effective Annual Yield 11.18% specialist wilh the Second portunity for those atten- program together. locally has grown steadily over the years. proved the Agent Orange to honor the third Thursday of each Combal Support, We Rahway Democrats shall do everything in our and Atomic Veterans Relief | month at I p.m. Anyone The sergeant is a 1979 Annual Interest Rate Act. Among other things it Dr. J.P. Gilo who has Ihe time to spare, JJMWt.fcf. J KK NW power to continue to earn the irust and confidence of the graduate of Arthur L. MM WMNIM m aw citizens, to produce results in continuing "pride and, pro- provides a disability not only members of the Johnson Regional High *a *nr.oo The president of Clark To jjet tlie latest rate news, eall our rale phone gress" for Rahway, and lo be the local organization best allowance for veterans who V.F.W., may help. There is School in Clark. F0« TMI WOK Of: ~g The liilc news tells us that, no one is sure representing Ihe beliefs, values, and aspirations of the peo- served in southeast" Asia Unico, Henry R. Varriano, always help needed in serv- IKIMT. in. t m ran wru'0ior interest rates arc Hoi'iK up <>r down. The Summit at CiOl ) TiLl^l 110 or for additional information eall has announced the group's NOV. 5 ira NOV. 10 MM WUMMTW m ple we serve for a better Rahway. during the Vietnam era and ing and feeding these pa- "If you have CDs that are near maturity or if you Richard Hull at (21)1 ) r>22 KlilS. This we consider our highest duty. who now suffer from three Distinguished Citizen tients reports a spokesman. MM Cttl.O. $in.M Kean honors PICK4T STUKHT arc considering investing in CDV; in the near future, Bsncorporstlon Minimum* deposit for investment ('I >'s is $101)0 specific medical conditions Award will be presented to For more information DATE NUMBEK PAY Off BOX PAIR H. IH. T Na FOW Vince Addona which may have been caus- Dr. Joseph P. Cillo, at its please telephone Rita Toto Andrea Wright \wvfaave ureat news lor you. Minimum deposit for IRA cnnlrihiitions is SHOO. SIM HMWM Ml Banks: Councilman-alLarge and ed by exposure to Ihe her- annual dinner-dance at the at 382-6960 in the evening. p now we're offering exceptional rates on Rales shown are available through Democratic City Chairman bicide Agent Orange. Gran Centurions Club in Americanism chairman, A Rahway student, An- ^^ IT.i».iMaw* lf^-S-4 and 80-month investment CD's. And...these The Summit IViLst Company Clark on Saturday, Dec. I. drea L. Wright of S16 November ID, 1DS-1 and are guaranteed to maturity. 516 Jackson Ave. In addition $54 milion Chris Morrell, and presi- nifijs are also available for IRA contributions. The Chatham Trust Company was appropriated under the A cocktail hour beginn- dent Rita Toto will present Dr., was named to '*' **#**• t\UM The Maplewood Bank and Trust Company Effective annual yield shown is based on daily' ing at 7 p.m. will precede a book entitled "My Coun- the dean's honor list at "BMOnopojiBMiiH] -5.Consider your options and act now. Visit the bill to fund a major Summit • Kli/.alw>lh • Slmrt Mills - (M;irk - l\usrl;ninth CD's today. •' ' a reference book. and spring, 1984, semesters. In. I '41 Chatham - Maplfwoixl Federal regulations require a substantial our children trol to further determine the For information and RMY effects Agent Orange might reservations, please There will be a fundrais- She held a 4.0 average for 915 MI-IIIIMTS I'lUC penalty for early withdrawal of term accounts. have had on'lhese veterans. telephone Mr. Varriano at ing projects held on Tues- the above semesters. tm.9 Provisions were also made 388-4197 or vice president. day, Nov. 20, at 7 p.m.-a UlMMi tATVMDAT in the law to extend disabili- George Abruzzo. at The easleit way to In. II trip lo Hickory Farms for a w>nen the human body ii CABffllUY! ty allowances for certain 381-3592. tour and also to purchase to pamper ll. RAHWAY NEWS-RE&ORD/CLARK PATRIOT . THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1984 PA' PAGE 6 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1984 RAHWAY NEW^ RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Kiwanis CWibs f lend children hand SCHOOL MENUS! | Community Building belter lives for underprivileged children is WEEK OF NOV. 19 | Calendar the common service goal of Kiwanis Clubs around the RAHWAY JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS world during the year begin- EDITOR'S NOTE: In order lor us to adequately prepare ning Oct. I, according to ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIQH SCHOOL ihe Community Calendar, all events for the following (ieorgc Sangiuliano, the week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the WEDNESDAY new president of the before you would like them to appear. Kiwanis Club of Clark. MONDAY Luncheon No. 1: Grilled cheese sandwich. "Kiwanis Clubs have Luncheon No. 2: Breaded veal cutlet with gravy MHWAY maintained a continuing in- on solt roll. •-THURSDAY. NOV. 15--Board of Education. Caucus, 8 terest in serving the needs Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. p.m.. Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior High of disadvantaged children Each of the above luncheons will contain choice School, Rahway Landmarks. Board Meeting, by invita- since the first Kiwanis WRITING BETTER FUTURE...Mrs. Mary Fogerty. right, ol two: potatoes, vegetable and fruit. tion only. Rahway Women's Club, Board of Directors, Club's first service project the language arts supervisor at Arthur L. Johnson TUESDAY home of president. Mrs. Kenneth (Madeline) Kirkbright. back in 1915." Said Mr. Regional High School in Clark, reviews "holistic- Diane Ci.. 10 a.m. Sangiuliano. "Since then. Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger on bun. scoring" procedures and students' essays with Mrs Luncheon No. 2: Hot ham Hawaiian and solt roll. --SATURDAY, NOV. 17--'Tavern Night." Merchants' & Kiwanis clubs have worked Mary Norris. left, a language arts teacher at Clark's Carl Drovers' Tavern. 1632 St. George Ave., 7:30 to 11 p.m. In meet every kind of com- Luncheon Nos. 1 and 2 will contain choice ol H. Kumpf School. The recent meeting, arranged by two: Potatoes, cole slaw and chilled Juice. Tickets, S5 per person. Reservations or further informa- munity need. But, after 70 COMMUNITY CHAMPION ... Anne V. Benoit is shown receiving the Harold T. HOW SUITE IT IS ... Students from Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School in Principal David M, Hart. onaDled teachers to discuss tion, 636-5874 after 3 p.m. years, children remain our Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with Graves. Jr. Award given by the Summit Bancorporation to an employe Clark rehearse (or this week's production o( "Plaza Suite," to b-j Raymond W. Lansford standards (or acceptable writing skills at specific grade -MONDAY, NOV. I?--Board of Education, Regular special concern." levels. lettuce and (ruit. who excels in outstanding community Involvement and dedication to presented at the school today and tomorrow at 8 p.m Meeting. 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. Board experience all that life has •WEDNESDAY others. Presenting the award is Richard Crator, the senior vice president Raymond W. Lansford. Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. of Adjustment. Seventh Annual Rahway/Clark of Columbia. Mo., is the to offer. Making this nossi Thanksgiving Blood Bank Drive sponsored by Trinity for human resources, and Harold T. Graves. Jr.. (or whom the award is 7 Kiwanis organization's new ble for children with special Kumpf teachers Luncheon No. 2: Turkey chow meln with named- Mr. Graves served us chairman and president of The Summit and vegetables, dinner roll, steamed rice, Chinese Methodist Church. 3 to 8:30 p.m.. Asbury Hall. Church, Johnson to open 'Plaza Suite international president, ac- needs is our service goal." E. Milton Ave. and Main St. Ages 18 to 65. Elizabeth Trust Co. Mrs Benoit is a former Clark resident cording to Mr. Sangiuliano. While sharing this com noodles and Iruit. Richard Windisdi will Dicicco, Kim MucDoug:ill, Luncheon No. 3: Salami sandwich. •-TUESDAY, NOV. 20-l.ibrary Board of Trustees. 8 The students of Clark's Dr. Lansford a professor mon goal, the international write future xeports p.m.. Library, 1175 St. George Ave. Arthur L. Johnson High portray a Hollywood pro- Greg Kuyat :uul IX-bby Luncheon Nos. 1 and 3 will contain choice of ON THE RUN... Members of the Rahway High School •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a-' -of finance at the University' "president added, each -•WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21-Municipal Board of Schodnmder the direction ducer " reuniiei) with his Stewart. Arthur L. Johnson At the intermediate level two: Tossed salad with dressing, chilled Juice and Summit Trust cites 1 984 Cross Country Team, shown, left to right, are: ol Missouri, leads more Kiwanis Club will continue Alcoholic Beverage Control, 4 p.m.. City Clerk's Office. Front row, Sheldon Melford, Jenny Bralnard, Elmlra of Michael Vogel. will pre- former high school Neil Simon's "l'l;i/:i Regional High School of Kumpf teachers will also he fruit. than 3 10,000 Kiwanis lo sponsor projects to meet City Hall, One City Hall Plaza. Rahway Italian-American Troche and Rudolph Gibbs; back row, Randall Walker, JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC scm three one-act comedies, sweiheart, played by Suite" will be presented at Clark language arts super using this approach to rate a THURSDAY members in some 8,100 other community needs. Club, 8:30 p.m.. club. New Brunswick Ave. Miko Kozlck. Coach Jim Ladley, George Jakovic and all set in New York's Maureen Walsh. the high school on visor. Mrs. Mary Fogerty, literary assignment written Luncheon will not be served — Thanksgiving Mrs. Anne Benoit •FUIL OIL clubs in 78 nations, the Last year Kiwanis Clubs -THURSDAY, NOV. JJ-St. Mary's R.C. Church. Cen- Jeromo Osborno. Not shown is William Wnuk. .OIL wealthiest hotel. West field Ave. Chirk. iml;iy C lark club president added. raised and spent S4I.-J met with the language arts by pupils in grades sis., Day. •WEIL McLAIN and tomorrow at 8 p.m. tral Ave., Thanksgiving Day Liturgy, 9 a.m. Margo Todres and Clary "Our 1984-1985 service million on community ser- teachers at the township's seven and eight. This will FRIDAY BOILERS Kuyat will play a nervous -Tickets will be on sale ;ii Carl H. Kumpf Schoof on enable them to monitor Luncheon will not be served - Thanksgiving -SATURDAY, NOV. 24--St. Mary's R.C. Church, barn Summit Trust Co. bank Berkeley Heights, where , children and has 15 grand Donna Laspata and theme, 'Build Better Lives." vice activities. Kiwanis MINIMUM couple on their daughter'.'; the door, or by telephoning Oct_ 29 to discuss "holistic their students' written recess. dance, starting 8:30 p.m., school gymnasium, 244 Central ing. officer, Anne llenoit, she now resides with her ! children. She has been an Mark Sargent will depict u and our major emphasis Clubs are composed of ACCOUNTS 388-1251 Dfiivur wedding day. 382 0° 10 during school scoring" in the assessment language fluency and pro Ave. Donation, S10. Tickets or information, Doris, was awarded the With An husband, Jean Arthur ! employe of The Summit 100 GAUOHl ' couple returning to the program. "Uplift Under- business and professional DAILY SPECIALS DRIVE WITH CARE ACCEPTED NITES- 388-9551, Peggy, 382-2335. Reservations required. nual Harold T. Graves Jr. COO. Plaza for a second honey- Supporting cast members hours. Clark senior citizens privileged Children." pro- of writing skills in the in vide an "early-warning" Large salad platter with bread and butter, Benoit. j Trust Co. for 1 I years. men who share a commit- j -MONDAY, NOV. 26--Chamber of Commerce, Community Service Award include: Steve Rudyk, Peter will be admitted free. vide a focus for our tennediatc grades. signal of literacy homemade soup, Individual salads and desserts and Mrs. Benoit is the mother i The bank has two offices 756-6254 . ment to community better- ; General Meeting. 7 p.m., Columbian School, New recently at the Summit,Ban members' volunteer ac- weaknesses. specials. of six children and two step in Clark. SCHOOLS IN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a ment, he said. | Brunswick and E. Hazclwood Avcs. corporation's Annual Direc- tivities this year," according The "holistic scoring" Positive articulation bei 'Arthur L. Johnson will not serve luncheon The Kiwanis Club of ! -TUESDAY, NOV. 27-l'lanning Board. Rahway Area tor/Advisory Council Dm lo Mr. Lansford. technique is presently being ween the middle and high --single-session day Clark was chartered in Junior Woman's Club, Board Meeting, home of Mrs. ner at the Madison Hotel in used to evaluate essays writ- schools will help lo co- Each ol the above luncheons may contain a half "By underprivileged, we 1954. One of its recent pro- Lynda Volker, 8 p.m. Convent Station. ten by ninth graders in the ordinate a comiiumi of pint of whole or skim milk don't just mean in economic jects was the Kiwanis "Run -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 38-Parking Authority, Caucus, Presenting the award for Life," held in Railway stale writing tests. The scor- literary skills in language terms," he emphasized. arts, reports Principal home of Richard Risko, 690 Hemlock St. were Richard Crater, senior "Children can also be disad- Park on Sept. 30, proceeds ing is based on two RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS reviewers' overall impres- David M. Hart of the -THURSDAY, NOV. 29-Rahway Landmarks, Member- vice president for human vamaged physically, in- of which will go to Railway ship Meeting. resources, and Harold T. sion of the students" essays. Kumpf School MONDAY tellectually, socially and Hospital and other com- -TUESDAY, DEC. 4-Friends of Railway Public Graves, Jr., former chair- even emotionally. Every munity projects, Mr. Luncheon No. I: Grilled cheese sandwich. WIN A Library, Open House with refreshments, 7:30 p.m., man and president of Ihe Luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich. child deserves a chance to Sangiuliano continued. library meeting room. St. George and Central Aves., Summit and Elizabeth Both luncheons will contain: Potatoes, downstairs. City Council. Pre-Meeting Conference. 7:30 Trust Co. for whom the Westfield to host vegetable and fruit. p.m.. Council Chambers. City Hall. One City Hall Pla/a. award is named. Ihe award I TUESDAY Jewels may shine -WEDNESDAY', DEC. S-Parking Authority. 7:30 p.m.. recognizes outstanding Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger on bun, potatoes, "DREAM VACATION!" Council Chambers. City Hall, One City Hall Plaza. employe community in- Fashion show 'Merry Market' cole slaw and chilled Juice- Rahway Italian-American Club, 8:30 p.m., club. New volvement by a Summit Luncheon No. 2: Cold submarine sandwich with for you, Spaulding Christmas shoppers will On exhibit will be Brunswick Ave. Bancorporation employe be able to fill up on Greek jewelry, antique and conn lettuce and (rult. to aid retarded -THURSDAY, DEC. 6--Board of Education. Caucus. 8 and carrys with it a silver foods while they are filling try furnishings, band WEDNESDAY True or False? Are those and the Volunteer Aux p.m.. Superintendent's Office. Rahway Junior High gift and cash award of $500. stockings between 10 a.m. painted sweatshirts, a Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. : lustrous pearls your grand- iliary of Spaulding for A fashion show-musical, from the association office School. Housing Authority, 8 p.m., authority meeting Mrs. Benoit has served and 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. children's booth with toy-. Luncheon No. 2: Salami sandwich. mother gave your mother Children team up to present entitled "A Night of Special by telephoning 754-5910. .rqcn),224 W.tirgnd Avo. . Union County in a myriad 30, and Saturday, Dec. 1 at and novelties, miniature Both luncheons will contain:Tossed salad'wlth who gave them to you • faux Discovery days tomorrow Feelings II," has been Among the prizes for the -MONDAY, DEC. 10-City Council, Regular Meeting. of volunteer capacities in- a crafts show and sale at doll furniture, hand dressing, chilled Juice and home-made cookie. Fabulous Prizes! (but still desirable) or "the and Saturday, Ni>v. 17, from assembled by producer-• auction will be an original 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall, One City Hall : eluding being chairwoman Holy Trinity Greek Or crocheted items, Christmas THURSDAY - real thing"? 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. director-hair fashion expert, oil painting by artist, Jack Plaza. Board of Education. Regular Meeting, 7:55 p.m., of the Union County 10 Winners every week, for the next 4 weeks! thodox Church in ornaments and stationery. Luncheon will not be served — Thanksgiving 1 v,-iv S.1I1111I.1V. linm Novcmtx-i 17th Ihiu n.a.ii.l.i'i .Mtli W.l.toi clock/radio .in.l The answer can be yours This will be the fourth Peter Morelli of Clark. ' Boehlcrt, whose art gallery Roosevelt School auditorium. Residential Cancer Crusade Fabulous Prizes! when Adlers Jewelers, at time this jeweler and the wHI open soon in New Westfield. In addition to the larger Day. l),-ivml>.-i Hlh. ,il I 1.(10 j.ni.. w,-ll I).' Once again he has -TUESDAY, DEC. 11 -Rahway Historical Society, 8 ' for 1983-1984 and again in holdiM'l •.()<•» I.it (II.IWIIU)S (for u-ifihc pn/t-M IV !»'! 1,1 < Ml I l.-cliu: IJ" 219 North Ave.,Wcslficld, Hope, Pa. Munching and shopping booths, there will be a mini- FRIDAY free adoption agency for brought together a cast of p.m. Merchants' & Drovers' Tavern, St. George and I 1984-1985 as well as the i>< ..II II) I if.1 S.ivm,|s citlii-rs. IV Mir« I" new iv will take place at Ihe market housing consign | Luncheon will not be served today — Thanksgiv- special-needs children have over 70 people, including The association is a non- Wcstfield Aves., Liberty Square. I 1982 1983 chairwoman of riili'i tiT'ij w.-.-k (f ntiy hl.nik-. iiii- ll.-i i-mlii'i Hlh (.ii-ii.-I,il ll.-i.lrii: V IS IT OR NOT?...Are these "the real things?", and !( co-operated to present this professional models, profit social agency pro- "Merry Market" in the ment goods from many j ing recess. the Summit Residential .iv.iil.ihl.- ,il oil I U-.I S.,vin.|- olli. .-. I IUAV |.oit.ihli IV ..ml AM/I M udlo they are, what are they worth? Readers will be able to -TUESDAY, DEC. 11-Public Library Board of Mi-it-s wh.il you could win service. Adleis personnel vocalists and the Fusion viding services for the men- community center of the other craftsi>cople. There | Each of the above luncheons may contain a half Trustees, 8 p.m., library, 1175 St. George Ave. I Cancer Crusade. She was V.IUI ITUIV *i'l ,iulintuln..illv <|o Inlo ouf find out tomorrow and on Saturday, Nov. 17, from 10 church at 250 Gallows Hill also will lie a candy and pint ol whole or skim milk. Mugs of Money! November I7lli: Ki-vslmu' JWW < .IIH.I.I ui.in.I I'll,.' "D<:ll.i Dirjtn Vocation" will verbally appraise your Dance Theater of Cranford tally retarded and their -WEDNESDAY, DEC. I9--Municipal Board of Alcoholic i recently appointed to the a.m. to 2 p.m. at Adlers Jewelers at 219 North Ave., Rd. Lunch will be served baked-goods shop in the III.IUIII.!' l,V.,.l.,n jewelry in detail and theto create a benefit perfor- families throughout the Beverage Control, 4 p.m., City Clerk's Office, City Hall, I board of managers of the Westfleld, as Adlers and the Volunteer Auxiliary o( between 11:30 a.m. and 2 mini-market and the newly agency, which places older mance on behalf of the Union County area. It is a One City Hall Plaza. Rahway Italian-American Club, | Union County Unit of the s! Spaulding (or Children team up to present Discovery p.m. and dinner between published recipe book and handicap|>ed young Assn. for Retarded Citizens member of the state and na- ,8:30 cm, club. New Brunswick Ave. i American Cancer Society. Days (or the benefit of the adoption agency. sters will benefit, while only tional associations and is a 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Snack- prepared by church Westfield Chorus of Union County. --THURSDAY, DEC. 20-Rahway Landmarks, Board of Currently she is also u charging $5 for three items. participating member of the ing will be available members will be on sale. Scheduled to take place Directors, 425 Madison Ave.. by Invitation Only. board member of live Union County United Way. throughout the two days. Party, November 17th! Since 1971 Spaulding has on Sunday, Nov. 25, at For further information to sing in holidays -THURSDAY, DEC. 27-Rahway Landmarks, Member- United Way of Berkeley I arranged the adoption of Temple Emanu-EI in Admission to the event please telephone the general Height' a member of the The Westfield Colonial day on the eveningsyof Fri- ship 8 p.m., Columbian School, upper floor, Hazelwood Union to sponsor 670 hard-to-place children. Weslficld, it will feature will be SI. This will be the chairwoman, Kassandra and New Brunswick Aves. Board of the Summit Chorus, a local chapter of day , Nov. 30, and Saiirday, Young Women's Christian Be Here! Increasingly the agency demonstrations of hair styl- first craft show and sale to Romas at 376-4281. or the -MONDAY, DEC. 31--Chamber of Commerce. General the Society for Ihe Preserva- Dec. I, at Westfielc.High Assn. I-inuncial Committee finds. "No child is hard lo ing, the latest in hair or- be run at the church. It will assistant chairwoman. Con Meting, 7 p.m.. Columbian Sch(x>l, Hazelwood and New 'College Day' place, if someone wants namentation and day attire be sponsored by the Ladies nie Drimones at 376-4281. tion and; Encouragement of School at Dorian Rl and and is in the speaker's We're celebrating... j Rahway Ave., Westfdd. Brunswick Aves. him/her." Currently the ma- converted into evening Philoplochos. which has or the church office at Barber Shop Quartet Sing- bureau for the Archdiocese (or .1 lol ol reasons!: uui bii|ii.-i .mil In- expansion ol our oftio* lit ing in America, will present of Newark's l-amily Lite The ABC's of choosing a enough so they can plan jority of the children are ] costumes, reports a enlisted 13 dealers in crafts. 2338533. CLARK b.-tl.-i I Kli.-.-l 9H0 Anil ... it y-nttltlnl fer what I want? What will |y. eluding teenagers. More Mr. Morelli, who is a past ()..k lice k'o.id. KIIIMIII. IDIW St. tii-cii.|.-\ Cciin.- the Air," will celebrauihe Hllorical Society, Annual Holiday Sale. Dr. William Mrs. Benoit has also been Av.-nu.-. Wjhw.iv .uid I oul1. Sl.oppinii h." .1 | without Vl iniiiii'V lo tl..- In '.f IOC |;.-.<|>l.- (|uou<|h am Colonial Chorus, two loj • -TUESDAY, NOV. 20-Rcgional Board of Education sclerosis and the March of ,!,,,,[•,' (l>..'lnlh I.M,ilit>n'. , Iv.K^.iv .mil > from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wilmore said. concluded. donated his services, as Tickets, which are on sis, u.lt.-n yn.i o|..-n .my .1. count U.I I. i 100 ol : r.TUESDAY, NOV. 27-Elcmcnlary Board of Educa- Professional Women's | ru-.ir I hi' ilnoi . . you jltsl mjy in ihe Campus Center gym- Catalogs and admission for $6. may be obtain! o.on-, u... II .|.\.- voo .) /in I/.' ./.-sA 1 1 have all the performers in onj Regular Meeting. 8 p.m.. Administration Building, Club, of which she is a past hf

BRINGING THEM DOWN-Clark:; Chris Zucosky, No 65, mid -, t.Mmn, ,... t,v t, down nosulli! pl;iyi>rs during tho Nov 10 Sjamo Tho R.imr. v.cn ("•-(.• Rams butt Crusaders The Highlanders of Union's Kean College Berkeley Heights eliminated Men's Soccer Team will SHINING ON DIAMOND...The team members ol McDermott Paint, tho Rahway Clark's Arthur L. Johnson travel to Claremont, Calif, Recreation Dept's 1984 baseball winning team, display thoir trophies. Although Hn> Regional High School Boys this weekend to play in theseason was extended much longer than oxpected due to poor wtiathor and fiold condi- in heartbreaker Soccer Team from the National Collegiate Athletic tions, McDermott hold in and Hoonrod the title. Tho Coachns wuro Ken Hoffman. Pat CROWNING THE GLORY...Members o( the Piscitolli cian: Bill Watson and Rick Delaney: rear row, Mike Clark's Arthur I.. 1 when Jeff Uarr raced .111I .III ( ,n l Ml! l.| , * L : North Jer»ey, Section No. Assn. national quarter- Cassio and Mark Kline I Excavators the 1 984 Rahway Recreation Dept. Men's Schurt;. Bill Schinestuhl, Kevin Mahoney. and Phil Johnson Regional Hiuli .lime n \ards to t|iC R_ams'_.l.vyai_d ! | 'u' ime'. Aui lilii:. 1; 2. Group No. 2 Soccer finals. -Slow-EUcii Sul-tfaall-LaaQUO eifH}Je-e!im,»atio« totuna-- ZamtoeU — PisciteUi Excavators -defeated - Armondo s School C'nis.iilcrs loothall marker ima fake puin. { c;ipp•L'.l :l :'' > V.lli in Tournament 5 to I on the Rahway boys will be an ment champions; shown left to right, are: Front row. Jim Angels 7-4 to win the tournament title. Team losi a In-arthicakcr to 1 ilriw Pedicine scores I lie Crusaders drove to SC \ I.' , pin! winners' home field. important pan of the team, Rutgers7 Princeton Galati, Gary Bocholli, Pillar Mahonoy, tho team statisti the Rns'elk- Ranis in a " I R:nulk- the 1(1 yard line hut theJtlllll M l.lill> ;IL1. S\M.-pl In hi. Steve Knull scored twice that won 17, lost two and Mountain Valley Con first touchdown Ranis' Matt .Schoenfeld kll L'111 I fur :I . :n i ijti 1 " link-s to and Chris Wins were ihe set up by Railway's Jim of Arthur L. Johnson No. 2-t, trios to push his way riio Lrusaclcis iliivatL-ii- HIGH SCHOOL I GOT carries for 126 yards. I cam lumed in another ex I Ment/el and Scott Juha, Robbie Pcterseii. Mike past a Plainlield defender during the Nov. 10 gam hard loughi cmitest came in I. ! It , .^ j | other Highlander scorers. Ryan, who passed to Nick Regional High School and \ Mentzcl and a first-ever TRAVELLING TWINS...Clark quarterback. Santo Potrocolli, No. 1 1, is glad to have the Rahway lost 13 12 Harold "Butcliie" Young cellem. ucll plau'd game clinched the victory. Burke. Hric Traulmann, ed last in 1 ho fourth period the second period when Ken Sarnecki was the point- D'Ambrosio, also of now attends Southern < on score by Blaze Horling. protection of linebacker. Chris Zucosky, No. 05, as ho travels down the field during SELECTIONS who had several "key" with L'I isp passing and good Steven Wiese and keeper, maker lor the Crusaders, Rahway, who crossed the neclicul Stale University. j Ihe Clark Celtics down- Playing well for the Florist the Nov. 10 Roselle game. Tho Crusaders lost 6-0. By Ray Hoagland tackles and Tom Duffy who detciiMve plays, heating the ed the Watchung Hills Steve Washington. were Kathy Chandler, Lisa who ure now 12-7. ball in front of the net. It llie freshman on ihe \ar In last week's selections played on outstanding game North l'laiiilicld I lawks 2 I) Wildcats 3 2 on goals by Wray's Diggers defeated Meuller and Bobby DeMar • • • rolled out to Midfielder si I y football team smn-il his we were 5 and 4 for a for the Knights last week. on goals by winger. Brian Hii Hanevvald, Doug Chin- Clark Florist 10 • 0 on goals THANKGIVING DAY GAMES RAHWAY AT CRANFORD BOTH The Railway Indians Everton Kameka, who first touchdown of the \ Schoii. and J CO. season record of 65 and 20 We like the Knights IVBenedic- char and Mike McKeon. by Ryan Peterson. Mark Boys Cross Country Team right-footed a blast into the season which led a victory , [j "Digestion is happiness." going into the final week of ' 2.1-17. s key plays by Drew Contributing lo the victory Ferrara, Nick Wray, THURSDAY NOV. 22 HILLSIDE AT JOHNSON 10:30 A.M. stored 424 points to finish left side of the net from 20 .over U.D.C. on Oct. 27 and — Lin Yutjiu] yards out. It was his fifth the season. Note-last week we pick- Ashley and Joe Hoffmann. 14th in the New Jersey ed Rutgci'K over West now moves the Southern The outstanding field play Slate Interscholaslic goal this season. NEW JERSEY COLLI-CiH Virginia 2.1-IK, final score Connecticut team toward of midfieldeis, Dan I horn: Athletic As.sn. Group No. 3 Chris O'Brien was in the FOOTBALL SULI-C- 23-1'). winning the I.aniberl Cup. Tom Koiona and Brian championship at Warinaco net for the winners. Park in Bli/abcth. TIONS Before You Buy a Truly By Ray Hnagluud The boys team of The hot race for the top DARTMOUTH ml Snowblower COLGATE at Johnson had 370 points to spot in the Rahway I' R I N C K T O N - - 1 : 3 0 . FOOTBALL RUTGERS-1 p.m.-The READ THIS AD finish IMh in the Group Women's Church Bowling p.m.- The Tigers should j Different high flying Scarlet Knights No. 2 event. league has three teams tied close with a win over Ihe ' IFITDOESNTSNOW are led by three boys from This Is on age in which it is not easy to - Zion Lutheran No. I, the Dig Green 14 7. j The girls of Johnson were Rahway, Smith, a WE'LL RETURN TOURDOUG H get anything done right I Mixed Team and Osceola, Our recoid going into Ihe I 1 ninth in a field of 14, with junior, who had two AND YOl KEKP THE SN'OWTIIKOWER! Well, we are going against the current. SATURDAY, NOV. 17 all with a .645 average, and final week is 47-30. We are trying our best to give first 240. b*/o<* [Wdmhti IS. • • • a team mark of IS.5 each. u than JO* at «v«i«(« quality service with speed and courtesy. WATCHUNG CON I your momy hack and We ore an oil-cloth car wash (that's I will attend the first In last week's action MOUNTAIN VALLEY Ihmn STATE PLAYOFFS meeting of the New Jersey Trinity won all three games FERENCF. FOOTBALL CONFERENCE called brushless) that uses only the finest and the best. College Basketball Writers from Zion Lutheran No. 2, STANDING OF TI-AMS Mountain Division Assn. this afternoon at the Mixed Team took the W FOOTBALL Cam* try ui. Going first class 11:30 o'clock ai "Winners," Union ,S I) RANDOLPH odd game from the Scatter- STANDINGS doesn't bay* to cost mort. a new restaurant in the pins, the Wimzecs won 21 RAHWAY C 2 W Mcailou lands Arena. over Osceola and Zion Cranford 5 3 linniactilata 7 ••••"With mu coupon ••••• AT RAHWAY, 1 P.M. « • • Lutheran No. I was a 2-1 Elizabeth 5 3 Dayton 5 at WoedbrMg* Car Wash At the Colonia Country winner over the Bye Byes. Scotch Plains 4 3 (Springfield) Club the following results Carol Roe of Osceola roll- Linden 4 4 Roselle 4 00 were reported: ed a 539 series on games of Plainfield 3 4 Hillside 2 *1 OFF INDIANS SATURDAY TWO-MAN 160. 178 and 201, andWestfield 2 4 2 Ridge 2 Full Smvic» Cor Woih Reg '5 50 ALL THE WAY ECONOMYAUT0M0JNE BEST WISHES & Coupon nol valid with olh«r dliajunls GOOD LUCK MIND DRAW Muriel Evaristo of the lrviugton 0 7 2 JOHNSON I IN '84 SERVICE CENTER GOOD LUCK •1HI.WT7HI1 Kearny 0 K Gov. Livingston 0 t AT. first, Irwin Josephs and Wimzees rolled a 513 set INDIANS!!! INDIANS We're Watching Frank (irecco, 58. with a line of 196, 177 and SCHEDULI: SCHEDULE ; A.R.-S CHICKEN , Keep Your Motors Second. Ray Giacnhbe 140. THURSDAY. NOV. 22 THURSDAY. NOV. 22 I With this coupon \ DEN ! Running-INDIANS SUBURBAN Yov and AI Oslislo, 60. June Svihra rolled a 198 RAHWAY at Cranfnrd Hillside al ARTHUR L. at MfooribrMg* Car Wath TECHNICAL - 10:30 a.m. JOHNSON REGIONAL ViaORY TACOS UJ *t. O»org« *v. Third. Sandy Petrocelli game. BUY 2 GET 1 FREE Rahway 381-3VS9 SERVICE CORP Westfield al Plainfield -10:30 a.m. .Heal Eslole and John Bolti. S3. located nt: .Microwave Ou'iis HIKDIE DIVISION •11 a.m. 50* OFF .Insurance Irvinglon :il Kearny St.Guornn Shell .Refrigerators • Pree/ers First. Dr. Vic Sabeh.San- SUPERB STYLE...Clark's Sundl Tranl looks on as tho La Grando's N.J.'s Any«R»»wlorCorWath Ret). '3.5t •Mortgages .Dishwashers • Ran^i'S "W« make our fortunot and -10:30 a.m. Coupon not valid with other discounts lo Monaco, Rudy Daunno. sottor backsots the ball during a recent University of .Appraisals .Air C'linililioninu call them lata." Linden al Union I 1 Georgia Girls Volleyball Team match. Tho Clark athloto Dealer Offers: txpkti11/71/84 A.T. Josephs. Larry I'isani and .\\ asliers - 1) ">ers 426 St. Georgo Avo — Banlamln Dliraall a.m. Cougars had nn errorless sorvo and servo-rocoivinfl week l.ou I'elro/zicllo. 1 ON THE MOVE...Rahway's Willie Gramby. No. 31, runs around a °lalnflold defender MAJOR APPUANCl HIPMR recently as tho Lady Spikors raised their record to FREE Eleciiic Siarief Motor" (M29 *)? RAHWAY, N.J. SUNDAY. TWO-MAN FREE Sot-up, Sorvico and Delivery 634-4333 duifng the Nov. 10 game. The Cardinals boat tho Indians 13-12. PART SAUS BLIND DRAW 22-9. Sho also hit 1.000 against Clomson In Goorrjia's FREE 2-Yr, Warranty (including pick-up b dot.t claw 15-6. 15-10, 15-4 win. 791 Rohway A\e. first. Cirecco and Petroz- Clark basketball 'S»*OAN *S!OCI«tlOK graduate of Railway High ed into four divisions. There night of registration. Jeff Doheriy scored three 84 Season In 84 School, where he played will be a new division in The registration fee will (|tiick goals to lead Ihe 388-0772 BAHWAY OFFICE Rahwoy 1 525 Irvina Street baseball, football and grades nine lo 12 if there is be $15 and $ 10 for each ad Cougais to their I 3lh win in IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA G.E. enough interest. JOES II basketball, was honored by ditional child per family. IS games. Major Appliances Indians" Monmouth College on *** BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... Check our prices for Pizzeria and Nov. 3 when the school Clark's Arthur L. all your appliance Italian Restaurant honored its sports Hall of Johnson Regional High FORDS OFFICE Bodnar catches needs.- King George RH. 398 W. Grand Avo. ("aniers Dolan was an All School Girls Soccer Team RAHWAY .Will not be undersold HOUISi Rahway American baseball player defeated Rahway 7-0 on .Never a charge for 388-6542 for I lie Hawks. He is a for career high Oil 2d The Lady ANTHONY J. PASCALE, Crusaders scored in all four delivery or removal of pecialiiing in member of the health and jOUTjOF REACH...Rahway's Mike Eckert, No. 69. and Derrick Suggs, No. 55, wind up Glenn Bodnar, Ihe most periods, led by Kris ficcotb old appliance ASSOCIATE HEALTOH physical education depart- strong, reliable and runs K.uhUshed 1822 Jon t^e bottom of the heap as a Plalnliold runner gets awny during tho Nov. 10 game. Italian Food I prolific tightend in William Kosowie/. Donna Sherman 815 PHATT ST., HAHWAY ment, the head baseball patterns well. "We've come jRah*ay lost 13-12. coach lor the Indians and a and Mary history, caught a to rely on him in key situa and Sue Irani, who each member of the vursity fool- career high eight passes for lions this year." tallied twice. Maureen Ken TCare % patriot BostWUhos COMMUNITY hall Mali. 92 yards this past weekend nedy added another for Ihe EitaMlshrd SCORE Good Luck to tho Indians CAMERA in the Williamsburg, Va. Clark team that is now Union & Middlesex Counties ! i Indians lose 13-12 team's 3814 loss lo Virginia (i-X I. Out of County and Stale COLONIAL DELI Crusaders I CENTER Tech. The six foot, five-inch * * * 33*7 St. tMrf* Avt. Good Luck Indians to meet 1 Year • $10.00 1 Year- $12.00 \ ••hwoy, M.J. Same Day Sorvke The following are the225 pounder is the leading Keith Hugger, an assis- on blocked fieldgoal Thl« Y«ar pointmukers for the Clark's receiver for the Tribe in Rams in playoff tant football coach at 2 Yeurs • $18.00 O'Johnnies, Inc. Film Developing 2 Years • $22.00 blocked fieldgoal with Early in the third period A pass for the two points Arthur L. Johnson 1984. Rahway High School, was |38i-2802l th t minutes and 53 the Cardinals went tin thefailed. One of Union County's Regional Crusaders and the Bodnar, a senior out of Rahwuy will play the one of the 12 players releas- 3 Years $25.00 3 Years • $30.00 BELL DRUGS set ids left in the game led board when Charlie Patter- Charles Patterson ran for Largest Hallmark Card & The Finest Color Railway Indians football Clark, has 43 receptions for Randolph Rums of I he Iron ed lasl week by the Denver 1 Plt'.l^ rnU'r my subscript! to he Rahway Indians' son hit the middle of the In the winning score, a 32-yard Op»n Everyday Film Developing teams after eight games: 410 yards. The Arthur L. Hills Conference in the Gold of the United Stales lo tin- K.iliw.w News-Record or The Clark Gift Selections I'atltttt st.utin;i inmu'ciiatolv. 13 i loss to the Cardinals dians" line and raced run with nine minutes und of th* Y.or REPAIRS AND Frank DiLollo, Johnson. Johnson Regional High state football playoffs in Toolball League. r.iu'lost'd i* niv ilu't'k, c.ish or im order to cover subscription. of 'ainfield on Nov, 10.31-yards for a touchdown 53 seconds left in the game. RENTING 42: Donnell Powell, School product has also Rahway on Saturday, Nov. The former Rahway AIT Tt iwas Ihe Indians' sc- 170 WESTFIEID AVE to cap a 55-yard, six play The pass for the extra point •3 a 6 Foot Sobs 381-2000 FOR LOW PRICES Rahway, 36; Tyrone Mc- caught two touchdown 17, at 1 p.m. Star and University of Con- NAMI co ^straight loss. drive for the home side. CLARK Queen, Rahway, 32; Danpasses this season. In his I'HONI. failed. •Hot & Cold Sobs ON ALL MAJOR Other teams in the necticut player signed as a \ Indians jumped off Ken Fuller kicked the extra ARMY & NAVY Andrcii, Rahway, 14; Mar- career, Bodnar has pulled Patterson carried six •Hot Scraps playoffs so far are the free agon I with the National to 160 lead in the first point for a 7-6 lead. HON. WOOD AVE. UNDEN Free Parking BRANDS ty Dcnson, Rahway, 14; down 119 receptions for times for 72 yards. The In- •Piattan & Salads Doily 9-6, Fri. 9-9 Montvale Mustangs of the Football league's Giants SI'HI I I Al.iUKI SS PC II when Willie Gramby 574-0510 Free Delivery Mike Dowling, Johnson 1.146 yards and II dians arc now 6-2, while the Sodn«GoHee»Mewipoptn Irvina SI., Northern Hills Conference laic lasl season but failed lo ci d over from the two- The Indians came back caii 381-5888 12; A. J. Gabel. Rahway. touchdowns. Cardinals arc 3 4 1. 486-8012 Opp. Elizabeth Avo. and the Morris Hills play in either of the team's 1* Jr.' .. .-._*.. v. . y< line to top a 57-yard. and moved in front 12-7 1489 Main SI., Rahway 12: Jeff Barr, Johnson, II, "Glenn is having an ex Knights of the Iron Hills lasl two games. He wasLOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT...Rahways Willie Qramby. ei play drive. The runwhen Marty Dcnson ran and Willie Gramhy. ccptionally fine season," Conference. released by the Giants dur- No. 31. keeps an eye on the Plainfield defenders as he . 219 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY. N.J. 0706S fc \t extra points failed. four yards IO the score. The Railway, 6. commented head coach, ing this summer's training carries tho ball during the Nov. 10 game, which was e Indians led 6-0 al the drive covered 6S yards in limmy Laycock. "He's big. camp. won by tho Cardinals 13-12 mark. seven plays. 1'AGE 10 THURSDAY, NOVHMRF.R If,, 19H4 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Community to THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1984 PAGE 11 (Religious News p plead for Soviet OBITUARIES I 1KS1 I'KISIU II-RIAN ( 111 RCII Or' RAHWAY TRINITY UNITKIJ METHODIST CHURCH OK RAHWAY Jews ! i NEW HELP FOR THE DAVID KINUY, JR., I.P.T., C.A. I he I'liest piiMLhor for the Animal Women's Assn. The I I a.m. Family Worship Service and Holy Com- The awajd iinning New Award to the Voice of Mrs. Morris, 66 Eugene Whiting C. George Constandis, M .D. 1'r.iiM.- Service, mi Siindav. Nov. IS. al 10J0 a.m.. will be munion on Sunday. Nov. 18. will be celebrated by the York Times correspondent America for its increased LEARNING DISABLED! 1 he Rev. VVilbui I'aiiersnn from Piesbylcrian Head- pasior. The Rev. Donald B. Jones. Music will be provided Eugene Whiting, 42. of TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING and author on the Soviet programming for Soviet ex-Hyatt inspector THE OPENING OF AN EXTENSION TO HIS Family and Lliiaricis in Neu "i "il Members ol I he Women's Assn. by the Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Union. David-Shipler, will Jews, and announcement of Carlton Ave., Piscataway Irene Morris, 66. of 27 will assist dm mi' win si iip. The Westminster Choir, under Alvarez. Adult supervised Nursery Care will be available. address the I 9H4 Communi- ihe winner of an essay con- Presbyterian Church of died at his home on Satur- PAIN CENTER IN CLARK AND ELIZABETH N J Internal Medicine Locust St.. Carteret. a resi- the direciion of lames \V. Mtisacchio, will presenPa Church School and the Adult Bible Class will convene at ty Plea for Human Rights test for local students on Carteret, she was also a day, Nov. 3. TO INCLUDE dent of the borough for the special anihein I'm ilie day. Miss J.kli Acker will be al the '):15 a.m. followed by Coffee Fellowship at 10:30 a.m. for Soviet Jews on Sunday, '"Twinning. Sharing a former marshall wilh the Born in Perth Amboy. he at past 36 years, died Friday, orjian console I ink! tare will he provided during ihc- The Rev. Jones will conduct a WoWdiip Service at the Dec. 9, at 2 p.m. at Temple Bar/Bat Mit/vah wilh a Carteret Chapter No. 239 had lived in the Piscataway ACUPUNCTURE Nov. 2, at the Sloan Kettcr- worship hour I'm IMI.IIIIS and children m those in second Rahway Geriatrics Center at 3 pin? for patients, staff Sholom at 815 Wesi Sev Soviet Jew." The essay will of the Order of the Eastern area all of his life. NCW jresfv srAij cnrifito ACUPUNCTUHST. DIMCTOH 1130 Raritan Road 1 ing Memorial Hospital in riade. r'nllowiin the t hildien's Sermon the youth, sitting. members, family and friends. entli St.. Pjaiitficld. be read on a Voice of Star. Mr. Whiting had been « !Hf KINUY COMPMHtWIVl CDOOI RX ACUPUNCTUBI Cranford, N.J. 07016 e excused to 1:0 to the Child C'aie Room New York. employed as a draftsman AND PHYSPCAl IHttAPY. rr. L»UD€«DAU, (IMIOA. COUCATED .is a c-iiiui). will Meetings during the week: Today, Senior Choir Held annually, on the an- America broadcast to the Survivors include her AND IRAINtD IN IRADdlOtlAt CHIMH AND MOOCBN ACUPUMCTUHI for the past two years. Michael A. Tansey i,ii ., supervised pp:.i"i.:n: i Old children should sii with Rehearsal 7:30 p.m.; Saturday. Nov. I 7, Trinity's Mission niversary of Ihe United Na Soviet Union. A native of Woodbridge. husband, Robert; two sons. PhD., P.A. HOUSE CALLS innr worship I he Coffee l-'ellowship Commission, Bus Tour through Pennsylvania Dutch Mrs. Morris had been He was an Army veteran their parents din lions Declaration oi Human Representatives of the Rudy Perhacs of Fords; two 668 RARITAN ROAD 701 NEWARK AVENUE IVivis |-'el wship Hall. Immediately Country, bus to leave Acme parking lot, 8 a.m..; Monday, employed as a roller inspec- of the Vietnam War. Hour will Iv held Rights, the'community plea sponsoring organizations sisters Theresa Kapler of CLARK, N.J. 07066 ELIZABETH, N.J. 07208 Hours by Appointment liillowini'. Mi " Worship the Parish Care and Nov. iy. Seventh Annual Rahway/Clark Thanksgiving is a call to action to con serving on the community tor for 32 years al the Port Charlotte. Fla. and Surviving are his parents. miuee- Blood Bank Drive. 3 to 8:30 p.m.. Asbury Hall. Church; Hyatt-Clark Roller Bearing Helen and Elsworth Wilson 201-382-2434 1-wini'clism I ll Session will meet in the cerned citizens throughout plea committee include Mrs. Elsie Radich of Derby. 272-0066 c. lunch I-ilir.ii \. I IK outh Choir will meet for rehearsal Tuesday, Nov. 20. Afternoon Circle Meeting. 1 o'clock the nation tit demonstrate Alan Krehs of Rahway and Co. in Clark until her retire- Kan., a brother. Frank of North Edison; his widow. .11 '< a.m. with choii necun. Miss Acker. The Staff Mat- Asbury Hall their opposition to Charlotte Miller of Clark. ment three years ago. Kayla of Woodbridge. and Mrs. Lisa Rubas Whiting, • A member of the First s ic-is i onnnittec w ill eet at 'I: I > a.m. in the Chapel. The The church is located al the corner of F.. Milton Ave. repressive Soviet policies The following area com- two grandsons. two brothers, Wayne Whiting of Piscataway, and Dr. Marshall R. Feldman t hurch Leu 1111111 ll.-ur al '):I5 a.m. will provide classes and Main Si. which isolate Jews, im munity organizations are Wendell Wilson of Metuch- and Home Nursing Care J.M those in kindep'.uien 10 Adult Study. The Adult Hi- prison them ^i\ trumped up co sponsoring the event: BUSY en: a sister. Annette Guerra you never know 40-60- ble Study Class will meei al '>l> a.m. in the Church i UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OK CLARK civil charges, strip them of Temple Beth O"r of Clark Miss Goga, 30 of Rahway. and several Dr. Sandra L. Gold I 1I11.11>. their academic degrees and and its Sisterhood, Temple when the need BEE 100 IBS. aunts, uncles and nephews. Meetings duiin;' lie week: I'odav. Tii'.er Cubs and The Main Workshop Service on Sunday, Nov. 18. will professional status and pro Beth Torah of Rahway, cr/u piUuuA to announce tA* l^Cocation of will arise. Nursary/ Wobokis. (i:.'D Seoul Room. Westminster Choir be al 11 a.m. and the Evening Service at 7 o'clock. Sun- hibil study or practice ol H'nai B'rilh Women, Zarek studied nursing Kindergarten TO LOSE? !h i'uek. x |uii. with litntcss. Mrs, day School will begin at 9:45 a.m. for children and al 10 their—religion, -- reports—u Clripti-r H;|{|;lss;lh otClark— RN's - LPN's School i in.. Planning Committee of Session, Bus transportation is available by telephoning the I Home Care, Inc. Elizabeth Section of Na silting will bo provided at years ago. - /-.Hi p.m.. Clund library. Hell Ringers Rehearsal, H church at 5741479. Nursery will be provided at all the tional Council of Jewish Temple Sholom as well as (388-2375) I ucsday. Nov. 20, Workshop, 10 services. Prior to his retirement in | 215 North Ave., Weatfleld HSS&ZlUSLSMtm THIN LJF& ~p in.. Music Rnoi ! Women, Temple Sholom of transportation from ihe Hours by Appointment* only a.m.. Church l.ibian. Hny Scout Troop No. 47, 7:15 The church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the Clark cir- Young Metis - Young 1964. Mr. Easman had been An., litany CENTERS^ j Plainfield and the Jewish St. Mary's cheers employed by the Burry Mon.. Wed., Thurs. evening, Fri & Sat. p.m.. Session, 7 ill p.m.. Monthly Mooting. Church cle, al Exit No. 135 of the Garden Stale Parkway. J Federation of Central New Women's Hebrew Assn. in • 654-5026 Ml-4440 I ibiai y: Wednesday. Nov. 2 1. Confirmation- Dr. Frank D. Papandrea is the pastor. Union and the Jewish Com- Biscuit Co. of Linden as a j Jersey. shipping foreman for 20 ".Ciuninissioning Class 1 and II, S p.m.. Church Library munity Center in Scotch LI VINQ THE ROSARY... An outdoor I#A§ rosary was celebrated by students and facul- OSCK.OI.A PRK.SBYTKR1AN CHURCH OK CLARK In addition 30 other opening of school years. =ir=Jr=Jr=Jf=j|=Jr=Jrp -•and Davis lollouslnp Hall. Boa id of Trustees. 7:30 p.m.. organizations are co Plains. ty of St. John the Apostle School In Clark to commemorate the Feast ol the Holy He had also been a Church Library. stxinsoring the event in a Rosary. Students in grade no. 8 formed the cross, while other students were the 0 A. HINDI, M.D. NOTICE "The Missing Ingredient" was chosen by the interim For additional informa- On Oct. 14 St. Mary's member of St. Cecelia's ROIE1T J. tUCIK, The chinch is locaicd on the corner of W. Cirand Ave. showing of solidarity with beads of the Rosary. for 1984-1985, reports a pastor. Dr. Charles A. Jones, 3rd, as his sermon topic for tion, please telephone School of Rahway held R.C. Church in Iselin and Q Internal & Family P.J. Carr Realty M.D. and Church St. their Soviet brothers and Howard Gases, director of spokesman. VINCENT B. VICCI JR., O.D. Sunday Worship Service on Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. tryouts for its cheerleading the Iselin Senior Citizens Q Realtor Tho Rev. Robot I C. Pnw ley is the pastor. sisters, she added. the Jewish Community MEDICINE is pleased to an- Fellowship Hour will follow. The New Members Class Advent retreat squads-senior varsity, for On Oct. 11 ihe prc- Club. D Phillip J. Carr, The December 9th pro Relations Council, at t he- those in seventh and eighth •Family Vision nounce the opening I'IRSI BAPIISI •.-•—ii] Thanksgiving Eve service al Linden Presbyterian Church, Milton Aye, and Main St., donate blood with the ap- Liturgy. team won first place last all the pictures disappear. Chapter 11, a group for I f| Cranford, N.J. Harvest Home gills for the Baptist Home of Newark will 1 Westfield Ave.. Clark, and 'man. music of evening provided by the combined choirs, ser- Rahway, will sponsor its proval of their doctor and a year. Team members look couples married more than I _ be collected and dedicated during the Thanksgiving Ser- will be sponsored hy Tern ; Tickets' are available by For information and Several . children helped 264-6090 Evening hour* Avgilobte vice, 7:30 o'clock, Wednesday, Nov. 21. seventh Annual Thanksgiv- note. pie Beth Or of Clark. reservaciora please -contact forward to a good season' with the magic. once, will hold a male • T'Vicc'of Worship" A Congregational Meeting to discuss the telephoning' Hie "office of member bathing beauty The Osccola Weekday Nursery School continues ing Blood Bank Drive 011 The donor will be screen- Paul /im is an interna- the retreat office at 411 •;•• nioposcd I9HS budget will be held immediately following Temple Beth O'r at III pageant on Sunday, Nov. Monday to Friday from 9 to 11:15 a.m. and 12:45 to 3 Monday, Nov. 19, from 3 ed by professional nurses. tionally acclaimed cantor. ; River Rd., Highland Park, ^ BRANDT ;::; the Service of Worship, The Christian Education em- Valley. -Rd., Clark al 18, at 8 p.m. at Temple p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Thomas Walsh. to 8:30 p.m. in Asbury Hall Following the five-to-seven- concert singer and recor- j N.J. or telephone 249-8100. DORIS HELENE --• phasis will begin at 11 a.m. ! 381-84OS8' Following the Beth El at 338 Walnut ; LEVIN.M.D. IUMAN POTIMTL ; The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. at the church. This program minuie donation ding artist whose icpertoire concert Patrons will par- St. Mary's pupils ;'; Meetings during the week: Today. I-idelis Class, dessert j will be sponsored in co Ave., Cranford. ', ; meeting. Church. I p.m.. Choir Rehearsal. 7:15 p.m.; , refreshments will be served includes Yiddish, Aineri | ticipate -in a dessert recep- MOTIVATORS operation with New Jersey and donors will be able to Readers may come to the SKIN CARE SALON : Hapiist Youth Tellowship. Planning Retreat, Saturday, j SECOND I'RKSBYTKRIAN CHURCH Ol can. and Israeli songs. tion wittvihe artists. Turnpike trek Internal Medicine Jennifer Prwlen, M.S. Coewsejfea RAHWAY Blood Services/The return to their normal ac- seat leaders i meeting and judge the most ;•; -Nov. 17, 10 a in. to 2 p.m. Whyman House, I Broadway show tunes, and ; Lose Weight! Family Practice Certified in Building Individual Potential American Red Cross. tivities. in store A spokeswoman for the secretary, Palricia Murray, talented, vivacious and ;•;: l-.li/abelh.l-ish and Chips Dinner. Church's Fellowship j ravishing contestants. Non- Announces Courses Specializing irh :.'., Hall. .S Hi >:.W o'clock, donation of $6 per person re- | The sermon al Sunday Morning Worship at 11 A donation of one pint of F'or further information, Home-School Assn. of St. and treasurer, Leanne Mon- Feel Great! 138 Westfield Ave : blood will assure all blood j members may join in the • Building S*K-E*t*«at end CoafhsMK* »; quesled: Tuesday. Nov. 20, Ruth Circle, Monthly j o'clock on Nov. 18 will be given by The Rev. Gregory please telephone 388-1328 for hikers Mary's School of Rahway toncy. needs for the donor and his 'Carousel' to spin | pageant. J Clark, N.J. • Reducing Strew ;; Meeting. K p.m.. home of Mrs. Adele llagenscn; Com- ! Keosaian, the interim pastor. Sunday Church School for Monday to Friday between For a hike of "Old Har- announced student council The council will hold Call Me NowlNj^fc, or her immediate family will 9 a.m. and I p.m. Refreshments will be I • Developing Poritive RehtrWmhlpa t* ; inunity Thanksgiving l'-ve Service of Worship. Wediies- j Beginners to those in the Senior High Dept. as well as the riman Roads: The Old officers were inducted in a special assemblies be met for one full year. served. The cost will be $5 ' Ask Me How! \$ \Z day. Nov. 21, S p.m., Zinn Lutheran Church. Pastor's Bible Class and the Young Adult Fellowship led Turnpik*" members of the sthool ceremony on Oct. throughout the school year. oneiaK ami Otfceri by Ellen Acton will all be held al 9:30 a.m. Upper Room at Jewish center Union County Hiking Club 12. On Oct. 5 the council per couple for members and • House Calls For • Developing one's NtMrtW ;:;; i-iisi Hapiist chinch is located at 177 l-lm Ave. The Green Lane Players 1 ' S7 per couple for non- I Distributors Welcome Bible Class n( 9:40 a.m. will be led by Francis E. Nelson. Shia SalUman. productions and their guests will meet at members were the guests of SENIOR CITIZENS The Nomination and Recruitment Committee will meet of the Jewish Community will tako place on Satur- members. For further infor- j NEXT CLASS BEGINS TUB.. OCT. 16 :;:: /.ION I.IHIII R\N CHURCH OI KAIIWAY St. Mary's sets the old railroad station in The officers are: Presi- the student council of St. Call Doris Davs 233^362 unuji/mi m IIK ule *IMJ immediately the worship service. Center of Central New days. Dec. 1 and 8. at 8 p.m. Sloatsburg, N.Y. on Sun- dent, Heather Herscy; vice Elizabeth's School in mation please telephone •PIHinjI «»/ Kah»-y h«me« A buuiuu .. 925-6027 Meetings during the week: Monday, Nov. 19, 3 to Jersey will present the and on Sundays, Dec. 2 and day, Nov. 18 at 9:20 a.m. president. Dawn Tilton; Linden. 382-8719 or 636-OS59. Nights 888-4496 101 Coatral Av By Appointment Between 9-12 pm and After 7 pat -%.- I he Service of Holy Communion will be conducted by Rogers and Hammerstein MM 8:30 p.m., RahwayClark Community Blood Bank, Trini- barn dance 9, at 2 p.m. in Gering Hall. This will be a treklof 617 Central Avenue, Westfield Rahwar • 3SS41S4 For Further Information The Rev. Thomas .1. Donahue, the pastor, at 8 and 11 musical classic. "Curousel," Tickets are now on sale,at 388-5757 a.m. on Sunday. Nov. IK. Sunday Church School will ty United Methodist Church, Milton Ave. and Main St.; St. Mary's R.C. Church buffet, plus snacks, and about 10 miles. \ Tuesday, Nov. 20, 12:30 p.m.. Women's Assn., Miss Elsa : of Rahway will hold a barn soda. at the Green Lane-Lebau the centbfa front office. For DON'T GIVE THESE SIGNALS Flemington biking begin at '):!> a.m. Tellowship will meet at '):30 o'clock. Building on Green La., Farr, Ciuest S|>eakcr, Rev. Farr on furlough from ! dance on Saturday. Nov. For tickets or informa- further information please "Conicltnc* It th« voice o A SECOND THOUGHT. i^T" Meetings during the week: Today. Women's Sewing Union. telephone the center al tha tout." in store Ciroup, 10 a.m.. Player A Praise Group, 7:30 p.m.. Pork Lebanon, 7 p.m.. Choir Rehearsal; Wednesday, Nov. 21, J 24, beginning at 8:30 p.m. tion, please telephone Doris - ACT IMMEDIATELY. — Under the direction of 289 8112. WERE FGriTIM^ FO.7 >C0U LIFE . & Sauerkraut Dinner. 5 and (>;M) o'clock. Reservations re- Thanksgiving Eve Community Service, Zion Lutheran i The dance will be held in at 388-3590, Muriel at for hikers united, Discipleship t lass. 7:.K) p.m.; tomorrow. Kxercise Church, Elm and Estcrbrook Aves. the school gymnasium at 382-9551 or Peggy al American Heart Association ftfl Second Presbyterian is located at 1221 New ; 244 Central Ave., Rahway. 382-2335. The Fleminglon/Nesh- '. Class. 9:}0 a.m.. I uiheran Church Men, l.M) p.m.; Satur anic Station Bike Ride will Brunswick Ave. : The caller will be Wayne Tickets are limited. No t day, Nov. 17. Wmkshop. Staiemenl of Mission, 4:30 a.m. be sponsored on Sunday, Applegatc. tickets will be sold at the ; 10 2 p.m.; Monday. Nov. I'), Annual Blood Drive, 3 to Nov. 18, by the Union FIRST UNITED METHODIST The donation of S10 per door. Reservations are re- ; X:.M) p.m.. Trinity United Methodist Church, Lutheran CHURCH OK 7ireside .tanninBible County Hiking Club. KAIIWAY ; person will include a cold quired. Bradley supporters Aqua Sprites ; Church Women's Annual Harvest Dinner. 6:30 o'clock,. II IE3I ini Members of the club and >•- Reservations required; 'Tuesday. Nov. 20, Exercise I Publisher's ratall prto* t».*S their guests will meet al the Group,.'):30 a.m.. Confirmation Class, 7 p.m.; Wedncs- Harvest Home Sunday will be observed al the 11 1 SPECIAL Circle Diner on Rte. No. ; day, Nov. 21. Community Thanksgiving Service, 8 p.m. a.m. Worship Service on Nov. 18. Worshippers should br- to host water show ing non perishable food ilcnis to be donated to the com- St. Mary's sets 202, N., Flemington at 10 cite Mrs. Gold The church is located at 1:1m and l-.sterbrook Aves. The Westfield Young , national recognition munity FISH program. Church School will be held at a.m. They will cycle 30 this past July, witnessed the miles on rolling terrain. A Clark woman, Phyllis Women's Christian Assn. i through their continued sport of synchronized swim- 9:30 a.m. Worship and singing will be followed by classes. High tech hits throughout the nation,.l)ur t 1 he eight recipients have Thanksgiving rite ' Participants should bring Aqua Sprites will presenl , and consistent high level of IIMPII HI I'll TORAII Ol RAHWAY The adult Bible Class will meet at 9:30 a.m. Gold, was honored as one ing the past decade. Phyllis j been involved in issues such ming for the first lime in lunch and a beverage. of "Eight Unsung Ncw "Time Machine", a syn- performance, hail from Olympic history. As a ;.; Imlay Mm mil)' Sen ices will he held al 7 o'clock. The church will participate in the Blood Bank on St. Mary's R.C, Church blessings enjoyed during the w/coupon only has I rained social workers j as education, toxic-waste : chronized swimming Berkeley Heights, Clark, testimonial to. its budding Services dmiui' the week: Tomorrow, Laic Services, Monday Nov. 19, al Trinity United Methodist Church in of Rahway will celebrate a year. all ord«r» can b« pkltt top of the list Jersey Women" al a lun- and program directors and j cleanup, home health care musical, at the YWCA ! Cranford, Chatham, Sum- popularity, it was one of Ihe H:.'O p.m.. Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein 10 conduct services Rahway. special bilingual Bread, blessed during the al our NfW LOCATION cheon that featured a authorized legislation to | for I ho elderly, daycaro. keynote address by former tomorrow and Saturday mil, Wathchung, Wcslficld first two Olympic sporting ... and preach. I la/Am Solomon Slernberg In chant Liturgy. Thanksgiving day liturgy Lilurgy, will be distributed from remove citizenship re ! shelters for homeless and Sunday, Nov. 17 and Texas Rep. Barbara Jordan and (he surrounding areas. events to be completely sold Oneg Sltahbos in Hiichwood Room after .services; Satur CLARK ALLIANCE CHURCH on Thursday Nov.22. at ° to those in attendance as a at vocational school quircnicnls for adoptive ! women and missing 18. The girls from Clark who out for the 1984 Olympics ._ day.Nov. 17, Sei vices, 'lain.; Sunday. Nov. 18, Morning a.m. Prayers of thanksgiv- reminder of the bountiful on Oci. 26 al the Loews parents in Ncw Jersey." children. Atom Tahloi The rapidly-advancing dealing with repair of com- Glenpoinie Hold in The show, which is pro- swim with the Aqua Sprites the spokeswoman noted. ., Services. 8:30 o'clock: Monday. Nov. I'J. Services. 7 a.m.; Sunday School for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. on ing will be qffered for all (he blessings enjoyed by all. Tho Enu'v-alont ol a conip4eto religious encyclopedia in one Mrs. Bradley added the Son. Bradley has boon technology in microcircuits. puters and logic modules for Teaneck. duced annually, features are Laura Cogan and Mindi ... Wednesday. Nov ,M. Adult Discussion Group wilh Rah Nov. 18 with Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. Choir Prac- rcjHiris a spokesman. inaslur loloronco t-dtlion.iVVith Iho riiosl boniititul padded bind- township woman is a foun- among the most active The water show spec- ! tiuj uvot placod on tho tKily Scriptures. microchips, computer repair solid-state controls. New Jersey's finest syn- Murray. In Ruhcnsicin. 7:3(1 p.m.. Synagogue library. tice will begin at 6 p.m. The Evening Service will com- which dominate the central Phyllis Ciold was award- ding member of a comniii Senators in Congress in tacular, "Time Machine", is and diagnosis as they relate In the electronics com- chronized swimmers pcrfor Synchronized swimming ',,y. The temple is located al I 38') Bryant St. mence at 7 o'clock. EBKNKZKR AFRICAN MFTHODIST EPISCOPAL Protestant - King James VersioAci Catholic - The New American Bible 1 control units of most televi- ed an engraved silver plale ice which deals wilh place- dealing wilh these issues. an all out effort on (he pan to video.' stereo and com- munication and automotive sions, radios, microwave by Ernestine Bradley, the ming in an entertaining is primarily a sport in which of the swimmers, coaches, Meetings during the Week: Tuesday, Nov, 20, CHURCH OF RAHWAY C.,l>u*c a.M.(>r, TH£ NtW AMEHiCAN llinLt ment of Vietnamese Hotly Surx>ch said. ".' municalion equipment has repair programs the instruc- ovens, appliances, vending wife of New Jersey musical extravaganza. If a team of girls swim pat- and the parents to raise the Ladies Bible Study, 12:30 p.m.: Wednesday. Nov. 21. Bi- Al the, 11 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, Nov. 18, • •^tunl* lr^4,n lot U«JJ Tlw I »,l M»- U children. Mrs. Gold and her ; taken over Ihe curriculum tors, David Battersby and Through the Council on prior years are any indica- terns and figures in a syn- SICONO BAP 11ST CHURCH Ol RAHWAY ble Study and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. The Rev, Rudolph P. Ciibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver equipment, automotive con- Democratic Sen. Bill husband have throe funds needed to support the at the Union County Herman Cokxiin. returned Adopcihle Children Mrs. tion, an audience of over chronized manner, all set lo For further information, please telephone Ihe pastor. the sermon. Special Music will be presented by the trols and computers. Bradley, as the senator look- children, one of whom is team. This year, ihe Aqua V icational Technical to specialized schools dur- Ciold successfully led the 2.000 is expected to attend music. The girls compete as ''_'_' TniiKiriow al ihe church the Men's l-'ellowship will The Rev. David W, , at 388 1272. Celestial Choir under the direction of Mrs. J. Stanley Servicing these micro- ed on. adopted. Sprites wilt compete in Sc hook in Scotch Plains. ing the summer to learn campaign lo free Now the three-day event reports soloists, duels, trios and . feature in a musical conceit the Alvin Darling Singers and The Church is located at 2 Dcnman Ave. Parker, a,i\d Mrs. Vera Bergen, the organist. The Sunday processors is becoming the Mrs. Bradley praised Senior and Junior national \ccording to the school's how the ncw instruments Jersey children from foster a spokeswoman. teams. Synchronized swim- •"• the Lumsy Sisteis of Mississi|ipi al 8 p.m. Please contact Church School will commence at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. S. prerequisite for the future Phyllis Gold's work in fin- The luncheon ;iml care and to enable them to meets in Florida, the di tctor, L. N. Kiray. "the and computerized equip- The Aqua Sprites are a ming is to speed swimming Deacon Franklin al the church for tickets. Lawrence Kelly, associate minister al St. Paul's African mechanics and service per- ding homes for udnpiablc awards program. S|x>nsorcd be placed in adoptive midwest and on the west fk U of electronics has ment work so the newly- synchronized swim team as figure skating is to speed Meetings during the week: Sunday. Nov. IK, 9:30 /.ION LUTHERAN CHURCH OK CLARK Methodist Episcopal Church in East Orange will be the sonnel prior to job entry in children. TheClarkite is the by the-Network'of SIUIO'S homes. Belly Sapoch said. coast. ta in a new dimension" in acquired technology can be comprised of over 40 young skating. !( is a combination • a.m.. Church School. 11 o'clock. Morning Worship Scr- guest preacher at the 7:30 o'clock. Evening Worship Ser- occupations offered by a co-founder of the adoption Women in Support ol Kill When Mrs. Gold went on All are invited to come to all facets of the vocational- effectively taught to the women of all ages, some as of regimented synchroniza- " vice officiated by pastor. The Rev. James W, Ealey, who Holy Communion will be celebrated at the 10:30 a.m. vice. At 4 o'clock a dinner and fashion show will be spon- vast majority of industries. agency, Spaulding for Bradley, marked the ac- lo co found Spuulding for Ihe Westfield YWCA Aqua te inical training offered in future service technicians. young as seven years. Each tion and freedom of expres- will also deliver message, music by Youth and Church Worship Service wilh Sunday School and Bible Classes at sored by irje Men's Club at Ihe Ramnda Inn in Clark. The students, trainees or Children of Ncw Jersey. complishments of women Children she initially served Sprites Annual Show Time m iy areas at the center. ' The vacuum tube and the year, from January through sion. Each learn choreo- Choirs. 4 p.m.. Church Anniversary Committee Musical 9:15 a.m. on Nov. 18. Pledge Sunday willalsobe observ- apprentices who successful- "In 1969. Phyllis co whose efforts have improv- as a volunteer caseworker Machine" on November l Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, The vending-machine outdated technology no July, they compete'in swim graphs its own routine and :.." Concert for church's )3rd anniversary, choirs from Sc- ed. ly complete the program founded Ihe Council on ed the quality of life in New and then was appointed 16th at 8 PM, November Church. ,8 p.m.; tomorrow. Spaghetti Dinner sponsored m ihanics, major appliance longer exist at the meets against other amateur performs it ihe spokes- ' ' cond Baptist. Men's Churns of Liberty Baptist Church of Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Class, 8 p.m.; and are graduated from the Adoplablc Children of Ncw Jersey, according to Belly associate director, the posi 17th at 2:30 PM, and 7:30 by Chu^cJ,! School, 6 p.m.: Monday, Nov. 19, Youth re air, electronics com- vocational-technical teams both on a regional woman added. Elizabeth. Rogers Singers of Jersey City; Wedncsduy, Monday, Nov. 19, Confirmation Classes, 6:30 center can be assured of job Jersey because of her con Sapoch, executive director lioji she holds loday. Belly PM, and November 18th a.t Choir Rehearsal. 7 p.m.. Ciospel Chorus Rehearsal and m nication and automotive schools. and- national bask. -." Nov. 21, 7:30 p.m., Mid week Prayer and Bible Study, 8 p.m.X'nurch Council, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 20. Choir, 8 Trustee /\)de Club, 8 p.m.: Tuesday, Nov. 20, Men's placement and success in cern for children wilh of the "Womcrt's Network." Sapoch concluded. Judging and scoring are 2:30 PM. All performances re nir and servicing pro- The emphasis in the elec- any of their chosen fields special needs." Mrs. Bradley The Aqua Sprites have "' p.m.. Rahway Ministerial Assn. Annual Thanksgiving p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 21, Thanksgiving Eve Service. Chorus Business. 7:30 p.m.. Men's Chorus Rehearsal, 8 «-—sa-t Mrs. Gold was one of Hie Son. Bradley. Mrs. based on a combination of are at ihe Westfield gr (is are all involved in tronic communication and since their education offers said. "This organization represented New Jersey in the swimmers' perfor- YWCA, Clark Slreei. Eve Service, Zion Lutheran Church, Elm and l-sterbmok 7:30 p.m. p.m.; Wednesday. Nov. 21, Community Thanksgiving A«<)ll~i. 50 women froim across ihe Bradley, and Rep. Jordan 'e (hing some form of servicing program now con- the "state of ihe art in the functioned as a liasion bet- competitions throughout mance, style and syn- Westfield. Avcs. The church is located at S59 Raritan Rd. Worship, §cr,vice, Zion Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. r.i.'lll stale who wcrfc nominated addressed a group of more Slate . i Zip — n) tro-circuit diagnosis. centrates on digital lechni 1980's," concluded Mr. ween hardto-placc children the United Stales and Second Baptist is located at 378 H. Milton Ave. The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pasior. for one of ihe awards. Belly than •>()() women and men chronization. Kbcnezer is located at 253 Central Ave. "rrn— W>| c circuitry, electronics I ques and microprocessors. Kiray. and adoption agencies Hawaii. The members, "Mon tin themuivM ' in Sapoch said. ' who attended Ihe luncheon. The 1984 Summer Olym- purwlt of rett." many of whom have gained pics, held in Los Angeles Lfrene* Sterne PAGE 12 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS REdOBD/CL^RK PATRIOT THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1984 PAGE Delia McCarthy in 'Who's Who!

A Clark resident:. Delia M. McCarthy, a senior al Georgian Court College in Lakrrwood, was nominated and selected (o "Who's Who Among College Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1985." She is majoring in French and special education at Georgian Court. She is also a member of Sigma Phi Sigma, mercy honor socic ty; Pi Delta Phi. French honor society; Delia Tau ON HIS WAY DOWN.-.Rahways Tyrone fcicQueen. No. 5, is brought down by Union's Kappa, social science honor LIBRARY FRIENDS HEAR JOURNALIST...Joanne GLITTERING PRIZE...Mrs Qotty Varadt. loll Nick Yarussi. No. 66, during the Nov. 3 game. Union handed the Indians their first loss society; sports editor of Toomey. center, who spoke ol her various oxporioncos HAPPY BIRTHDAY...More than 200 people attended the 10th anniversary celebration nt(.imb*;r ol tho Rahway Women's Goldon Ago Glut' of the year 35-0. 'v "Court Page." the college as the "Itinerant Journalist" when sho appeared as of the Union County Youth Service Bureau, held recently at the bureau's new office at displays a nocklacu and ribbun sho won by taking th- newspaper, president of the guest of the Friends of the Rahway Public Library on tho 1 1 30 E. St. George Ave., Linden. The bureau, a county agency funded by the board st'Conrl [)laci! pri^ti in tho jowolry soctton display at Ih- French honor society; evening o( Oct. 11, at the library. She was introduce.'!! of chosen freeholders, fs a unit of the county's department of human services, which is by Mrs. Mathilda Knecht. the vice-president of 1lu» Hli/at)«fthlOvvn. Pa . Pair in Soptombor. At Ihe riflht i STATE UPDATE...Robert F. Ferguson, Jr., center, the executive vice president, o( tho secretary to the class of administered by Joan Smith-Hague. Services which are available through the bureau to Delia M. McCarthy Mam" Soos. tin.- arts-iind'Cralts toachor who coBectci 1985; vice president pro Friends, right. On hand, to offer congratulations to Mrs Now Jersey Assn. o( Realtors, addressed the Rahway-Clark Board ol Realtors at tho all county youths and their families free of charge include: Counseling, employment op- th*• olivi* ;;httlls usod in making tho nocklacos whilo o< tern for the class of 1987, a Toomey was library director. Arthur Sudall, loft This board's luncheon meeting on Oct. 1 5. At the Wostwood in Garwood Legislative portunities through the Job Training Partnership Act, family therapy for low-income . vacation this SLjmrnor al tho Gulf ol Moxico TU. siaff member of the year The students are selected was the first in a series of three to four lectures planned reports concerning the real estate business were highlighted Grouting Mr Ferguson, families, day treatment for emotionally-disturbed adolescents andcrisis intervention for Wonii-ii s Goldon Ago Club moots every Wednesday .i book, "Courtier," and from over 1,500 instiiulions by the Friends for their 1 984-1985 year. Mrs Tooinoy loft to right, are: Peter Campana. executivo committoeman for tho second District ol runaways and adolescents in conflict with their families. Staff members are available to tin' •jiMiinr cili.'on:; huildinr) at 1306 Estorbrook Av>- spiritual committee lector. of higher learning in all 50 emphasized the comic side of journalism, although sho tho New Jersey association, and Frank Larusso, president of the R.ihway-Ciark Board spoak to local groups about the bureau Host Homes yd the role of communities in Railway sunes. the District of Col- related many serious endeavors and accomplishments. of Realtors. positive youth development. Area residents who participated in the celebration shown, "Who's Who Among umbia and several foreign among them being hired as a nurse's aid in a'Ttursing left to right, are: Barbara Delmont of Rahway. a social worker with the Union County College Students in nations, reports a spokes- home which she later exposed in article criticizing the Board of Social Services: Or. Jo Mazzoli, a family therapist with the bureau, and Sandy American Universities and man. home's lack of care for the elderly. Currently sho writes Colleges for 1985" selects Flack, director of the county's Rape.Crisis Center. a column entitled 'Sidelights" for a local daily an elite group of students newspaper and says she enjoys doing doleclivo based upon their academic Wray's Diggers stories, hoping to do a novel on a similar thenio Sho achievement, service to (he covered the waterfront for The Brooklyn Eaglu und community, leadership in worked for The New York Journal American, Tho N;t extracurricular activities bury Ambassador tional Enquirer and other papers. She expressed groat and potential for continued Ob. interest in Rahway events. Retreshments followed 111 * * success. Wr;iy\ Diggers dct'cutcil ; Hoffman, Joe DcBcnediit ONE LEG FOR EACH?...Rahways Horace Baker, No. 85, and Tyrone McQueen, No. lecture. If you mnd 10 misplace door key), keep a imall bowl on a table near the entrance. Drop 5, make sure a Union player doesn't get away during the Nov. 3 game. Aiiilussiulor 7-1 in ("lark ; and Matt Lucariello. Tun- the kuys There as toon as you come in. Mtcccr on live [K>inls by ing in excellent nerl'o Kyuii IVILTSOI) and oneI mances were Drew Ashle' I each by Mark I'errara anil Brian Roth. Tom Koron HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PERSONAL CARPETING HOMES FOR SALE FLU MARKET HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTE0 GARDENING AND PAINTING AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE Nick Wray. Ambassador's and Amy Korchack. Pjrt inn.- lake-iiivynloiy in C!.uk full or Part lime poiilion a>ailar7le Wall CotrenniiS. showrooms sale No Used Passenger Car Tires Wanted. .^—MNDSCAPING DECORATING scene was converted by An- *** 1 erp nee Will train Full or oart time MBS. KAYI and Menlo r'aik sloie . Daytime lor typcutter.'paste up No eiper Anjsile MH1102. tf ROM'S LAUDSCAPmc Fill, thony Saladinii. CALL INDOOI CRAFT I CLEANERS Ple-ujnl environment. Apply bet- •lUilHO- In their best-playe memmammtmanit hours Cj< utte-iS-iiy Wnta phone lence neceisary Must be «ood ^p• NOBOfCONS Able to pay high prices tor gd. run. cleanups. Thatching, Fert. Shrubs PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. { riEA MARKET RAHWAY ist. will train Apply in penon onry tu ween H-4 Sipenteins I'ainl 3/2 Painting Interior Exterior match of the seasoi SI.0O plus Repairi/Taies mjnibef, enpernmcc lo ICC. 466 ItAOCI & AOVBO1 used can ( Ducks. No Junk Can Sod. Ifisuled, Free Lsl, Reasonable Indo.triol Coinmaiiii-I ' get the job done 57^200 over oO tables A L. Johnson 219 Central Ate. Bih.i, Monday Ne» Blun.,»jcJ. Ave^furds N J eEstima^e^_ 213-JOCS Located throughout New Hu._S?7. Cji.jrnu^._N_^O7fi53_ PART TIM! NIGHTS - Caref • wanted Oasis Tord 7;1 7100. Rates Call 2134*04 The Clark Cosmos losl to highlighted by exccllci High School Wastfiold Auo.. thru Friday. Sam to 5pm. lull bene- usuijwSj. Jersey / Nailonwidel i'ait lime secretary. 'Anno, Ic imall JiS Cork. NJ Sol. 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"BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW" SEALED BIDS will be reutvad from btddn rlimHWd unckr NJ-SjV 11 27:7 35.1 at seq., In th< Hearing Room. Room 140-MaH BuAttng. m i'' Nona: Transportation Building, 1035 Paifcu/ay Avmui, Trviton, Naw J«rMy. American until 10:00 am November 29. 1984 and opanad and nad for Heart 11 HIGHWAY LIGHTING ' '-''I ••' MICHtlLiIitu-Bo^nJ Nona-: TO AHSK.NT PAIN IN THE CHC3T Association CONTRACT NUMBER 5 'I A.li.i-.iT..,,, ,,[ lh,, Tuwii>hip ul IN Tut UtC>C 1 Highway Lighting Contract Number 5. Highway Lighting *l Varkxu •-."• •••ill Ii.-M ,i l>,,l,|k- Mm.nn.joii IJIil'KNDANrS Locations. Route I 297 from Route U.S. 1&9 Including Intxrchanga to -'.-'•il.i.. N.'i.-iiiU-r^h. 1984 in irw SERVICE DIRECTORY Route 439 Interchange. Route 1-95 fromRouta 1-287 bitarchanga to ••'••in- 'till HIIIIIII,,,,. U/Vslliold r ( SUPERIOR COUH I Ul New Jersey Turnpike Interchange 10, Tou/nih!pf of Edbon, '••'"'-• 'I"K.NJ .ilHOOpm .it M:W .JI:KSKY FORMICA PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ptscataway. Franklin. Bridgewater. BedmJnstar. Bernards. Hardkig, •••''->' ••••'•• Hi..' l..ll..wu,,j v.,,w,** IXJCKI:I NO rii>:i. City of Linden. Towns of TO H.ivn»..i.l Dill. .lr HtMODILIWG COHTBACTOB Boonton. Morristown. Counties of Uruon. Middlesex. Somerset, and # NOTICI; or TAX SALK CUSTOM MAI)f! Monis. Federal Pro|ect No. K<|OOS(528). D P. No. 871. association YOU AKI: III:HIHV SUM VIXH > 1LUMIHUM SIOIHC NotktJ of S.iL; by iht; City '•' K.»hw;.iy of Mydl Properly situated In & INSIM.I I 1) lOOfWC - OUTTIIS ISI1MUU) CLARK ttw City oi Rahway. Union Cimniv. N^w Jtrwy, for unpaid taxes and The Department. In accordance wtth Title VI Civil Fughts Act oi 1964, MONI1D ,md i^uuu.-d lo s.-n.* upon 78 Slat. 252. U.SC. 49 C.F.R., Parti 21 and 23 Issued pursuant to .iv Un,™.,, .„ ifil w^i BDZANSKI DBWMI inCMMS IIAIUIIHC other municipal liens donates l:iU.,r.l C.iwl. l.s<, . uh.>w ,.u.>'( lo III.' CompLinil Us DIAL grounds of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap In die contract llf Anwn.W). l>Ul in ,i Civil A.'iioii in auction on Tuesday the I lth d.iy oi IWvmbt-r. 1984 at ten o'clock In SIDING ROOFING 1 award. RAVEL th*? forenoon (prevailm'j tun*') in ih. (7uunt:il Chamebrs ol the Rahway The Clark An A^n ' "l.-im Mhuii l.-ikiol N.ition.il M..ii.|.vK City Hall. City Hall Pla;... in the Cny ol H.,hw.,y. Unkjn County New Bidders aru required to comply wtth the requirements of Puboc Laws presented IO the t lark mv.n..i..d . Aisocl.ilion. .. Coitioi.itloii WINDOWS 1975. c.127. IMlTALlAllOMi Of QUAtlff PtQQUCIl' ,\, Jersey, the several lots .uui p.»rtv!-i ni l.m. -.houn on the duplicate In the City tained for a fee of $15.39, for full size drawings, at the Bureau of Con- •' •'• ' I %1 A|ipl»;.itK)M ol .•t .,!•. .in- |).-l.-n,l.,,ils p.ii.li,i,| in INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TRAVEL of Rahway tract Administration, 1035 Parkway Avenue. Trenton, New Jersey, Martucci. l-"'vi' '-,.-. I..HII,,,,. 77 C-iilr.,1 08b25, during business hours. Names and addresses of prospective bid- DORMERS DOMESTIC A INTHNATIONAL Ttw sale will be made .it ill.' tun.' ,,nd place .iloiesald. Miss Grace OVOMIIL-I . ''"••"••• ' •!•"!> N 1 l.uN 0-1. 07.within thutv IK-.- ,1.I.;-. .id,-, -A- ders for this project may be acquired by telephoning Area Code ; The amounts set forth below ri'prt-M-nt ,T cornpL'te statement of all the director of the libr.m. •'' "l -i. !!'••. I. ,1I,,I,,CG Liuniti Thurid.iv Nosvinlwr IS. l'IH-1 COMPUTERIZED TICKET SERVICE 609-9846812 during business hours. 1 municipal charges atjauiil ih.' prop.-ity ^Mln.j on December 31. 1983. ' 'i '••• • '.-il... H-i.iulof Ad|ij4i ••xclusiiv ol su.-li il.it.- Drawings and supplementary specifications may also be tnspecud accepted ihe purchase ! together with Interest on .ill il.in-. <-oiiipuled lo December 11, 1984, ex- '•'• ' - ' i-.-"tn-. .„.,, i,, uw ,|,,. II v<)ll (.ill lo do -..I. ,liid.|iii.-nl liv award painting from ihe SIDING cluding advertising cost, and to-.t-. of sale .is per Public Laws 1983. (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by contracting organizations at our various '•••••••".•••i ..i...i lor UMH-IIOUSV L\-f.«ill m.iV tl.' U-ll.l.-l^.l .I,,.!.,.'.! 4997555 382-3590 Chapter 478, approved January !-. KM Design Field Offices at the following locations: June Outdoor An Shou Ii •'•"•.•>•• '• 1I..1..II..M of AIIKU-S 11. ton (or ill.- i.-lk-l ,I.-,I,.,,H1.,I in ill.- WINDOWS The sale will be made in f*v to siwh person as will purchase the pro- will be on display in ihe Inb I" • I '-.ru,,., ;-7 :i2. 27 3o. ComiiLiml l.is Am.-nd.-dl You skill ROOFING 191 Westfield Ave. CLARK 1259 Route 46 Intersections Rts. 1&9. 21 and 22 •'• ;: • ' ''••• .-..11111.1 oicliii.mcv. Ilk- your Ansu.,-r ..ml I'i...I ol (Oppusite Dunkin' Donuts) perty, subject lo ledemplton al llw low.'sl r.ite ol interest, but In no case by- DORMERS In excess of 18% per annum Porsippany-Troy Hills, NJ Newark. NJ ' ' '•!•••• ' l"i'.ni..^ liiiiUm.j K not S.-ivii-.' in dutilic.il.. with ill.. Cl.-ik 1 201-263-5100 201*48-3551 The United C'liiiiiiies '• l.'-H.-t !!•„' | |lt. ,lw,nW [s ^,or SERVICE If at tlw saltf a person shall ottii t^ pun hase, subject to redemption ol Ih.' Sop.'oor t'oiiil. Hu.li.ud •) RITEMP at the rate of Interest less ih.in l'f>. h.- ni.iy in lieu of any rate of Interest Bank in Clark, is lealuim;: "•' ''• '~ !••'••< '•!•••• in llw .II..., Hinjlu's Jusiic.. C.ni.|>l.'s. CN »J71. IAHll • AH WORK GUARANTEED IN WRITING 530 Fellowship Road 1 ! 574-2734 Bed to redtjem. oKer a pn.'miurno».*!r and above the amount of taxes or other 1147 Amboy Avenue Claire Benncll. ihe presi- •'•••. '...ni.nt ujhul, w.,;. •llh I'luoi. No.th Win.). TMIIIOII. •.AIISMII) ..ilSIOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD IN RAHWAY ITS BEEN .... J Mt. Laurel, NJ Edison. NJ N.« J«S4M OHdL'fi. ui .„ roid.in. .- PILLOWS charges, os in law specified. du* the municipality .md the property shall dent of the Ar! Associaiuiii. I"'--- •'• '•• !•• i.|n.il.-.i f,,i p.,,kln,j b« struck off and sold to the bidder u-lio offered to pay the amount of 609-866-1341 201499-5090 with iW HuU's ol Civil Pi.u'iuv .md as the artist of ihe month H (refl- me only) EGGERS taxes other charges plus the highest amount of premium. . .' "••' \'-' > ApplkMtion ol Proivdiln- NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION BUREAU for November. On orders SSO. Payment for the sal*' shall lie mad.' belote ihe conclusion of the sale II.' II s.-rvu.-s ol ,in .illotii,.v ,uv mil Marine Repair Television Headquarters INSURANCE OF CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION ,p by cash or certified check only, or tlu- pmperty shall l*i resold All members may exhilm II...1.1 ..I AduKl.lK'IH l.i | obl.iin.ihU.. .-ommunic.it.' with ill.- Company or more Since 1933 Any parcel of real property for uhu h lliere shall be no other pur- during December ami ••!"" ! I-.IIU.-I .tn .ulditlon on New .li'rs.'V St.ilv- B.ir Asso, Lilkin K00HN6 SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS can be yours! • ypholMttry • fc/inWi 31-11/1,11/8.11/15/84 Fee:J16182 or L.m-v.'r R.-l.-rT.il S..IVI.V hv cttaser will be struck olf .nul sold to Ih,' Cily of Rahway In fee for January ai the Hank. I i-.|..n>. l.i...[.-il .,! IK Dou.ibs • liip covrt • Mrtica/j Back Then Dad Used Policy Ledgers 1 cilluui n(W;i"-l 1101. .in.l il .in IG rudtmiption at 18'lfi and the City ;IKII1 hayi the same rvmedles and Winter scenes will he ,- I I i.Hl'i.k 17'lCii,., U 100 Only '175 TOTAL for 8 consecutive weeks. • ihodit ' trovsn woods rkjhts as other purchasers,inrltithri.i llu1 iiijlit lo bar or foreclose the rlyht !-. ' Appli. .nun «;.„• dciik-'d .illimu-v .Mnnol I... .iffoid.-d. coin TODAY WE USE COMPUTERS feaiured. Anyone inleresieil niunic.ll.' unit llu- l..-.i.il S.'ivu.'-, -Sylvania of rvdemptlon. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •! 'i.-. '•• ii. S.1-IIOII 27-L'O (l>) 1 , Some items discounted 1 1 Olllc.. ol ill.- County ol uour BUT .... The sale Is made under th. i>rou-,ions of Ihe H*?vised Statutes of should telephone Anrrla - ' ' i!.--....iiiii.|o,dlri.,niv. TIR. 3 week delivery Hc-sid.'lHV oi hy c.iminiink-.itinii - Phllco Nevu Jersey 1937 entltk-d "Sale ol Heal I'.op.'rty lo llnlorce Liens" Sec Rosenbach al .IHI-.W'M •.. • HI.'i.-.|iiii..il for iliis district wilh I..'.].|I S.-rvu-.-s ol N.-w J.-1-..-y. (• AH ANYTIME^ PERSONAL SERVICE] 1 tlon M:519 to 54:5 111 el -..ii CORPORATION NOTICE Registration is now ht-inj W :• .M.IIUIII II... ..pplKMlion Inc. by c.iltm.i L1)l l! Id U77O. Janet At any time before tin- vile, th.' ou.ii.-r may make payment of the - - "i. ' M II w.ist'oiislnR'l>.d held for oii-painlint'. classes 1 1 Decorators STILL COMES WITH I amount due. together with mtin-.1 ami i o-,K inciirrt'd to date of pay PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was • I I. " ' U.'.n l'..id .Mill, Ill*, .iciion h.is ti...|i inslitui.'d lor •Portables»Consoles«VCR ment and which payment shall be in.u!.' a I the Offii e of the Collector ol duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular meeting ol the with Janice DiCiemiMn tlu. tillilKist- ol i,.,.--lo-.,ng Ib.. Call George: 1316 No. Broad St. THE POLICY Taxus. City Hall. Rahway. New J. -is. •« All i luck . must he CERTIFIED Municipal Council, Cliy of Rahway, New Jersey Tuesday evening, Classes will meet l-iulas monu.vK d.ili'd NovmK-r -"'. l')77 "We Service What We Sell" ond payable to the City of Rahw.iy November 13. 1-J84. mornings ai ihe lihrai \ '••'•• U Hi Appltr.mim of b.ir- rn.idc- iiy J.im.-s H Lynch ond [(201) 750-0182 I Hillside, NJ 208 W. I'.-i i I'•«• •••It.-. .i.U.'.i Sl..u:.irt'» of M.uj.in'l lynch, his wil.- .is HERE ARE 16 REASONS CALLUS The December nieeiini' Moit,|,ni«irs, to loiiu.in MOIIIJ.I.J.- Nri. 10-5 MILTON AVE., — Total LWn Francis R. Senkowsky ' I."' n.r. Mipli.'.l In ill.: UiMnl o| 143 Lake Ave., Colonia/Clark CII.. .mil ulllm.il.-ly .issLini'd l.i ill.' will) interest to City Clerk will be held joinlly willi ihe \.IIII.|.|I.-III I. ll |..7ll,M.sklll IO .1tld ' CAR 8. TRUCK 351-49661 923-6932 1 RAHWAY Kcnilworth Art Assn. al ihe .'• • i.l in." I'' III.' pi.'s.-nl Inillcllmi pLilnlllf .incl con,..,us i.'.il .'sl.il.. FUEL OIL tall Electric Appliance Repair»382-8713 I 388-8680 No. Blk. Lot. Name Dec. 11. 1984 City Of Rahway r TO START!! !•-. .n.'.l .- l-i:' i H.iiil.in Ro.ul. Lot locitcl ,ii L'L'-l !-lm Conn. City ol 1. 47 5 Daniel R Kiiual $ 994.71 Kenilworth Library mi RENTALS A & A ! I':••• I. I IS in ., C N Dlblrlirl III Kll/.ilvlh. Coiinlv ol Union, Sl.il.. $ New Low Fall Rates (Save Up To 33 %) 2. 47 6 Daniel U Krwal 1822.46 Ordinance No. A-24-84 Monday, Dec. .V 1 ol N.'W J.'is.-V -mil ..Uo. (or TRES SERVICE 561.41 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT TITLE V. '.''•I ! I Alll.l.' 11, S.-CIIOII •Lowest Bank Rates in the State!! ^ FRONT ROW ^\ YOU MADE IT HAPPEN 3. 74 78 Aninnuis Chrvanth ailo 1 posw^km ol s.,1,1 pi.-uils.'s .92 Nick Reale. an auau! '•>' '•<> ' I ' inii-iit DM. K nun 4. 74 91 Anlonios Cluvsanllmiioiilos 7902.60 CHAPTER 2. OF THE CODIFICATION OF THE CITY OF CENTER NOW PUY A PART • HI r rn.i III.' pii ,pnsfd addtlon 'All Types of Financing Plans Available. Homo Mackie 5. 86 12 John J4 Madeline Oliphant 1153.44 RAHWAY. DATED SEPTEMBER. 1953. CONCERNING TRAFFIC winning New Jersey water You. H.ivmond |J,|I. Jr .,„• n,.,d... . "M '•• ...i,-.id..|..d .. p..milll..d .i p.iin'.i.'loid-iiii l>,.c.insi. V'.i hold UNION COUNTY AtTCMTU 6. 90 28 Robert P OHnen 317.44 (Panning Meters) colorisl, will give a waiei Improvement 1st and Secondary Mortgage Loans .i suUirdln.il.' li.-n ,i,|.iinsl th.. & 7. 99 28 JuhnKi Illi/ahelli I l.indv 466.12 color demonstration. I le is a •I- ' •! . "l.lpiini.iiiluivuwdlo AHWAY TRAVEL pii'iilk.". und.-i loiis-losuii' •Pay Nothing Until the Job is Completely Finished TICKET JtMi 8. 101 9A Charles & Diirmhy I hoin.v. 371.64 It- 11/15/84 Fee: $24.18 .'" .'. .-I-IMI.-I-. .•.iiKiiinin.jlixidln MESTIC & FOREIGN member of ihe American •;.l. |K.' ..-.1..iii.inl 1 lowt^t-r. con R««v«s, Inc. 9. 101 56 A Mia M Johnson LONGIIOMN FUEL Olt CO. •Free Home Improvement Estimates. Waiercolor Sociel\ ami has •:'!'• .>l I.i.i.l in .iiitomotillus U 499-0380 TRAVEL 10. 109 41 Dimen. Dlmen. Ml) X, D.il.-d Oeml,,-r :tu, l'IK-1 SERVICE ' RAHWAY THEATHE l-i..|'.|i...i.-.l iii.l t.iU it ocdiTi for 636-3832 *«,--- 3UP TOURS-CRUISES Keynnsn. Mil 1650 80 taught classes throughout .lohn M.iyson FIRE SAFE RENT - HIT* •Fall Sale On All Work HsH> 4 C.nl.nnlol Av... Call 738-7769 or Return this coupon HI i. I'I.M in. i.l.-nt.il or .vc.^loiul c RAIL UPHOLSTERING 11. 134 41 Plemml.' X, Cime I .,•. -.on 314 18 PUBLIC NOTICE the slate of New ,leise\, Cl.-ik ol ih.. Sii|«-iio. Cunt 636-8359 " CHIMNEY SWEEPS Cranlord Nanio _ . „_ PUBLIC NOTICE •:-, ! I |.-l.iliil...| 783-2200 •Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week IRMANONS MADE INSTANTLY 12. 136 83 I).«.'id Van Pell 1705 07 reports a spokeswoman I .1 II HI AiiplliMllon ol HJR COMPJlfRIZSD SVSUM Address . X3. 154 12 Dimnliv illaiu-lie Kttlil 1271.83 ll 11/l.VH-l l-'.v S-l( •Open 6 Days a Week, Monday-Saturday City .. Phone 14. 159 9 A John Pedro 8677.40 II- II...'. I 'inn. l«llo lo< ,ippll«)lo 1349 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SHERIFFS SALE II... II"..,I .,1 Ail,iiM,,i..nt lor per t MAKWINISK1*! •Member National Remodelers Assn. ) SERVICE CHARGE FOR 272-1800 I wiih to become a member 15. 221 40 Harrison. .Ir b Jtidilh A Dawn Palmer RESERVATIONS Oak Tr«« Rd. Wlllar 841.26 mi •• i' :i 11 j ,ii 1.1 .i .i.u.v)... on tilt' pio • BUILDERS I ROOFING •Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. Notlcu iti htivby n that sealed SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW t.,'iii. .it :") M.ikvni.. Driu.-. l.ol Ji • ASI'HAI.l K I IHIIK.I A--S 'ill'NCI.I .,. Miloi Credll lulln ilS H.oulur SIO S«nior Cltiitn $10 Studwtt ' 16. 245 64 Jose V 1 i-m.inde.- 3270.60 bids will b*J ivculvvd by the Bustnest JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION on dean's list • Horn* Improvmmmnlt 4 • HOT ASIMIAI.'l MUM I HI'HOiHIM' •Free Insulation and Energy Surveys i'li fmnily SIS Joint Stnlor S25 Orgonliatlan 17. 377 34 l£mlll.i «t Gladys Rivera 684.59 Administrator ol Th« City of III... li I I" III .in I17S District. • & Ktnovationx 9 COMCIBU • BROADWAY • SPORTS I with ta donat* I to tr» pror*ct UNION COUNTY vOmli ...v .l.'iil.-.l mulrr Artlck.. 7. - SI ATI- Itl--I>AIHS - I I /\H ('!!'- Rnhway In tho Council Chambers tn A cily W'oman, Miss ARMY • Addition I • •Warehouse Sale On All Vinyl Siding Howl til! FOR CUBSfNI 1151 I wilh to donat* material! or s*rvic«s IS. 397 17 I l.mlson Wlll.n 1349.21 DOCKET NO. F-2269 81 ^EST. ,,,6 ^ 19. 464 7-A Edw.ud J M Maiianne I) the City Hall. City Hall Plaza. Dawn Palmer, was named s.', non :.'V .'.I I. I |.1) Artlcli' 7 r.. THE FEDERAL NATIONAL M • Xitchtnt • Bathrooms 4 •Lowest Rates On' Dormers & Add-A-Levels OF SHOWS! fl* Dopt. A, PO Box 7S5D, V.lk'ano 187.99 Rahwoy. New Jersey on Monday, to the dean's lisi al iheJUII."' - " mi oiu- sltli:. with .i SIDING 283-2626 MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. > I ,1> ll on Ixilli skk's J Hoofing * Siding • AI.'.'MINIIM V1N\ I H'HOIl 381-8800 (jjj Rahway, New Jersey 07065 20. 468 IM II. Wlllar. Si. Si Helen 349.54 November 26.1984 at 10;00 A.M, Plaintiff VS. FRANK JAMES Berkeley School of Wood NATIONAL J iV«plac«(Ti*nf windomi T •We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholesale prevailing tlnw. at which time they I'n.p, "...I i-. (. It mi oiu- skk". with ., Sl.AMI.i:SS IKIMI III I'I A( I MINI 15 I. MILTON AV£. 21. 480 1A l>atili:la S/ell.|.t 2621.60 TAYLOR «/kVa Frank J. Taylor, «t bridge for ihe pasi lerm. f by Yhwmal tn Jut trim t • <;|I1II:HS IMI -If I IV I Ml N I s VV'INIWIVA"^ 22. 580 19. AH S In,: 1927.31 shall be opt-ited and publicly read lol.il "I :M IS II on holh sklus. •Best Price on Replacement Windows! RAHWAY als., Dafandents i~.il I1,.Ml Application ol An- T Firs Incumnca T A. (or the Branch Renovation of Senior To qualify for ihe hnitoi 1 23. 635 20 John J. Ch.irko 1138.35 Ill I'-MH - •Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsman Citizen Center at Esterbrook iL.-iu Mondi. 1 O,,:li.,rd Ti.rr.icu. IMEWS S. IMQ-TESi J 24. 668 48 A John IVdio 593,20 CIVIL ACTION WRn" OF she had lo achieve an 1 II I hut i Neil Cnougli Slop In Or GIU.I IK A Cull W.. ssrsc;50o/o off With Avenue. H '.ill.. hi', .ipplti'd to ill.. Ho.ird ol 388-37 >7 i ''"'•:,,, NAIL 25. 686 19 1:11/. (u Johnny Austin 20.96 EXECUTION FOR SALE OF average of at least }.{). TRAINING 541.6006 ,\,ilii-.iiii,.iil f.ir iii'miK^lon lo con ; Wll LIAM'•'.Mi II.-TI' -T • FHEE ESTIMATES s 00 5 OWNBl 26. 733 24 Eilw 11 & I ried., S, henker 4570.85 Major items of construction under MORTGAGED PREMISES •Hii. ' .in .iil.liliiiti on llu1 projxTly I yiiu tuiikr n LJIUM! QUADREL BROS, inc.: NAIL 27. 758 17 Call Johnson 756.60 this contract are as follows; Aluminum Siding • Add-A-Levels " Windows Psychic Readings * 40 I. i..'..', ,-. 'I'l Ani..||.i Drlw. Lol 4. illt-ry lorward c»h- Vinyl Siding • Insulation 28. 794 67 A W.iwily Jolms.m 594.88 I. Construction of a wooden By virtue of tha abova-atated writ r 1 • Energy Saver Gull.,,-, ^CO. I.I... I. (i. in -in I! l. il) Diilricl, In ' A ( :irlori'( V llft'l FURNITURE CATALOG SERVICE Steel Siding • shell Dormers LIQUID t DRY BULK 29. 802 59 Mary Keith 368.60 handicapped ramp; of execution to ma directed I iKall • i il.m. , i.Rilnl.. !"i. S..clkin 27 17 •Addition PAID FOR ANY 30. 811 24 Denholt/. I'.iU-u. Tu.kei 2- Sanding and re finishing of ap- Iexpose for sale by public vandua. In And by Mrs. Fatima xf% |i| I, I i II Minliiiiini sidi- v-lrd ri> ciiMt-d (In' mo'.l K-iilKlic Your <:onn*'Cr*'on for bra*'d name I HAULING l/.iHahw.iy liulll-.tll.il proxlmalely 3.400 S.F. of flooring; ROOM 207. In the Court House, hi trainiii).' .ivaihiUl!- to loru'iinl 'III Ct H.J. N.Y. PA. CONN. DELA DOMESTIC CAR IIIII,-III.'.!! \'~ ll . piOpO^.-d 11 ll 1 Packuui' t» fulfill"'*- <** i'l-- lownit pricos. . COMPUTt DBIGN tV Ass.n- 12.05 3. Asphalt coating of two ex- the City of Elizabeth. N.J. on nhriiM'vi'r^, iii'vl tn ii livf lin Anil . TANKERS RENTED FOR M.iMiiiini. lol niv.-i.vk. 1S%. pio Uuily I'm ml INSTALLATION 31. 814 4'J Hahway Industrial isting skylight structures; WEDNESDAY, tha 21st day of tui.'.s.idn, fim 11-1 you know I'lKkcKIIJ Pick Sh.'.p uti.iiM • PALM READING * CARD READING 'TEMPORARY STORAGE DRIVEN IN po I Hi MX Up Cenler. Im: 2702,54 4. Painting of all outside u/in- November AD., 1984 at two ii' you've ynt vvhal il t;ilt»'». 1 1 1 robert : II-. '.Vll I' FENCB'TBMIS COURTS Al lli. II I'ltWIr M.vtlrui lu'ld on Uy Uniloil I'i u.-l M, ,',', '..".' ! '••'"••• 1,,:X;:"''"""'"'' 1 MOTORS-RADIATORS 32. 849 36 Anna K. Sawiv.,1. 895,64 doius and doors, and dock o'clock tn tha afternoon of said day. tn Mii'c.-.-il in (his (l.> • HOROSCOPES • TAROT CARDS MonrU. i), ml,,', :>2. 108.1 tlw SlMvifl' 'II h.. „,„ SWIMMING POOLS 33. 856 1 Joseph ll.in.i.ute, 2720.29 overhang; Tha property to be sold Is located miindiIIL; jnl). 1 f TRANSMISSIONS rl.nl, It. I.II.I ..I Adinslnu'ill took the •;;,.; r' »"- ^3 uos FIPF OFFICES & WAREHOUSE PLAYGROUNDS 5. Installation of steel deck In the City of Rahway In tha County I'uiulnloi Lo i it'i a 1 Advice on Love, Marriage, REAR ENDS-USED TIRES l..||oii'iii.| ,.i lion ! Tlic tr-.itiiini; piomiitn will l-l lll'.l II.1- • I ' frqzie• ^*r 40 W00DBRIDCE AVE. SKURITY'PARKING ROGER E. PRIBUSH gratings on two existing window of Union, and Stale of New J«raey. UIDII LHM'OIHI' rnutini' at thf 1 I FRK DEIIVERYI Business, Health, Financial VUWaUVANUID Collector ol Taxes wells; Commonly known as: 1749 Park AppiM.,-il lli,. .ippllr.illon of Vln '..-'vi... A.Hi. '.. ..•ill Inn.nil I.I ciinsllllCI nil offlC.' O^iilliilii. N.-hmskji Army NJI FREE SETTING UP l^j^M*» SiWAREN 6. Construction of a guard rail Street, Rahway, New Jersey. 969-3BS2 504 Fin and Personal Affairs. A1UMUWM*WOOO Iniil.liiui il ll:."> H.iriMn Htwtl, tionul uard (AllN(i) Ar- FRiE SERVICE iKjIff 5fc Monday-Friday IAM-SPM SANftlXID A C\ 1ARLES BATTISTA across the dock, at the rear of the Tax Lot No. 62 In Block No. 109. 's i I.nk. N.I mory, hoim- nf Uulti-iy A, rliiab«t(i, (W304 bild• ^i^^VH *JV Saturday • VAM-1PM TANK IMIKK CKANINC auw UMC Assistant Municipal Senior Citizen's Center; Dimensions of Lot: {Approx- Ut [litltnlion, ltiSih I> i,l (I l< 1' ( ....L. i IN YOUR HOME ALL READINGS PRIVATE I h,' ll,' |i,ip.'r. lor till. M>OVU ,ip Sunday - by appt. only ' Auto Wrecking Inc. Collector of Taxes 7. Installation of galvanized imately) 50 feat wide by 150 feel Arlillny- Tl.i' 'IVnininu KH lilli.illoii-. ,ii.lil.'.|..inn,,ii. .lU.ilUbL. yvd llc IT Brant Av*. Clark, M.J. CITY OF RAHWAY. N.J. fence around two exterior stab-wells. long Fin* (>hi.i>rviilion Cl'SKOj Siding E Home Improvements Specialists "* -'" Dial 381-6400 I,,I .:,-;-- linn ol lit,, ollii.,- ol ill.. Fee: $434.00 CO.lMsl^ of ii (loul)lr .li(!<' TREE I) ART & WINDOWS p,n ,l..ik' prnjiTtor-i, two tvmntr lar •. BATHHOOH EXPfRT Services, Inc. PUBLIC NO11CE PUBLIC NOTICE Bidders may obtain Plans and -• HANK All Vinyl TILT-INS There Is due approximately n.ni.il.1 Hmuiililon. S«?t:rc'lary SERVICE Specifications at the office of the Ci- $26,424.00 together with Interest y.-t control hoxrj;, „ Iti hy ' ALTERATIONS Fall/Winter ty Engineer, during the regular 11 1 1 I', M-l I'.v: (.2.C2 f> foot proji'ftion M-r.-rn iiixl PALUMB0 7Q50 . Welcome To The Slipcovers, Draperies from April 29, 1982 and costs. •Sli l Rocli & S|,,irUi,, M Special NOTICE OF ACTION BY NOTICE OF" ACTION business hours, at City Mall. <'liist.room ^pjicf Uir .10 ^,^\^- •r-,. .-i-ii cV. CORONA INSTALLED up to 85 U. I. FRUIT BASKETS I There Is a full legal description on Wi.iiluwKnil. niniNi; Peace of Mind Bedspreads & Shades RAHWAY BOARD OI' BY RAHWAY BOARD OF Tho charge for Plans and (l.-.its.: Ol" til.- 1 1 pnij.M'tnrB. ,,a liutulltilio'i Tn-u This Spot file In the Union County Sheriffs <>ni' cttnlains u <:1ioir«' ol •D'.uii K l'un..linij I'HIININGHI'MIIVM CONSTRUCTION AND GIFTS & CntoaNtiltioOnlH ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT Specifications Is $10.00 per set,Office. "All lypo* Ciii|)..iiliy lot Naimiil Initulliilliiii United way day or niyl.t vi.-w>; of icr AFRIAI. Mil TV KM COMPANY Family which sums shall not be returned, The Sheriff raserves the right to •Sldln «. Oun.iy « TREE SERVICE Storm Windows & Doori BY FRAN ¥ PLEASE TAKE NOTICF. thai P1.KASE' TAKE NOTICE that Bids must be submitted on the rain tit Tour site*: Fuldn I COLONIA. N.J. Could adjourn this sale. (lap, W. (Jt-rnKHiy; l-'ort Frmt (if. Calf Anytime 548 W. Grand Ave. » the Board of Adjustment of the City the Board ol Ad|ustmenl of iho City Proposal Form furnished to the bid- -I H < I I AI1ING •*LTUUTK»a Free Demonstration of Rahway at the conclusion of a of Rahway at Ihe conclusion ol a der and must be enclosed in a seal- Bliw., Trx:iH, or two 11 L& M Against CS 312O2 (DJ & RNR) Thr h.r,:-t proi-rtor t.aii 10 YRS. Of SEKVICE 634-9038 3*1-5490 312-1144 consider the application ol Kishor sider the application of Daniel ject name. Tho bid must be accom- show cither hiuttotiiiry or Window Products 382-9620 We carry a complete Burglary A Fire Jo.hlo ol 42 Townsend Dr., RALPH FROEHUCH $25 IVhivc) ol 1510 Campbell Street. panied by a Certificate of Surety Sheriff moving turu.-t.-i iiu-ludinn "in- line or men's & OFF FREE ESTIMATE Frcahold. N.J. and Jaydev Paid lor Rahway. N.J. to permit the con- guaranteeing to furnish a Perfor- ch Inr Kun p>>KitionK, tanks;, PRIME Our Security Systems Hove review and approval ol a Site Plan I struction of an addition to the ex- mance Bond for 100% of the con- women's jewelry, iANY FRUIT] 41-10/25. 11/1, 11/8 wheeled v'ehicl-s and air- FUEL OIL Been Protecting Families For 388-3311 covering lots 19. 20. 21. 51 and 53. I Islinn dwelling known as 1510tract In event of award, an executed REPLACEMENT BASKET For cruft. Up to four moving Heating & Premium Grade robots, toys, dolls and "15 Years" For more Infor- block 146; Tax Alias of the City of I Camplu'll Street, located on lot 12, Non Collusion Affidavit, an ex 11/15/84 Fee:S126.4S target sc< nnrii>>. may he pro- WAGONER Bouers Chocolates 'WITH THIS! mation Call Rahway Rahway and a request to permit the | bin k 448, Tax Alias ol the Clly ol ecutcd Political Contribution Af- (trammed into tin- computer Air Conditioning AD, GOOD 7 Weeks erection and use ol a motel on the , Rahway. ekiser to the side property fidavit, a statement setting forth the and pltiyi'd hack Kepmately $ HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. WINDOWS ANY TIME Alarm above mentioned lots, did. at aI line than the 2ontng Ordinance per- names and addresses of all Co. Inc. with electronically produces;iviriy money .93.9 SIID1MS 0H DOUIlll MUNC. 382-4676 U20I)353-l990i 574-1200 anUHM MtNATMt Adjustment held October 2'), | for partnership who own ten percent or over live firing ••vercises and Ooiign • Acld-li-vcls I INTERIOR DELUXE OOUBli: CLA/ll) approve the said Site Plan and did Cur lain t-Llnwnt-Vard Goods more of Its stock of any class or of providing excel lent training! Installation Service ISO Gal. Hin. .Ddinurs jHEMODEUNGl »Sk.V INiTAULO Se Habla Espahol 1421 MAIN ST.. RAHWAY grant Ihe variances applied for. all Individual partners in the partner- for the soldier*, ht.Milrs. 100% VINYL TILT INS I Daniel Pachoco. applicant . NOTICE OF ACTION 1 CASH ONLY *I)oors i& Wipdows TIHIO or tRtc GIMMICK , nur 1510 Campbell Street ship who own ten percent or greater BY RAHWAY BOARD OF Interest therein, and a Certified 750-2717 COST YOU MORL MOIMI Y / Kishor Joshle and .laydev Pat.-l. Rahway, N.J. ADJUSTMENT Sorvic* ovollablo CUSTOM •mil ISTIMAIIS Check or Bid Bond for not less than 535 Amboy Ave., •GUAMNTIID WODK applicants ten percent of the total bid. WORK 2 Step J.P. I ORTIER 42 Townsend Dr. Fee: $16.43 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Woodbt idge SS 541-2787 •ruiir INSUIIO lOu each 11 M/IS/84 $249.50 VALUE Frvehold. N.J. Bidden ara required to comply the Board of Adjustment of the Chy Method AND ANY SIZC Ul' 10 OS U I The Car with the requirements of Public of Rahway, at tha conclusion of a . SONS BATTERIES BEST MASONS MINIMUM ) WINDOWi FOR PRICE It 11/15/84 lee:$17.9M Laws 1975. C.127. public hearing held on Monday SOLID VINYL Wash of the Insurance Sinco I 927 ODETTE'S This project Is funded In full by a evening. October IS, 1964. to con MointGnancc Free Comtruction Co.. It c F& P C&D or ONE U.S. Department of Housing and skier tha application of Anthony J. Gintral Confrocfo- SKAMItSS DOUBLE HDNC Future... carpet devoini • RtNTtRS • BUSINESS BRIDALS Pajcale oi 815 Pratt StnM for ap- Urban Devebprnent Community Wholesale Helnil ALUMINUM 1 Best 0 ••tillWnr tlltlin • AUTO •GOWNS Development B^ck Grant. proval ol a Site Plan covarirn bt 18. *sfeps rW—rto, block 351. Tax of thtOty of *iid» waffs . - •; CUI 11- R S SERVICE J* Expires \2I2OIB4 •siut nowats The Municipal Council re*«rv*» Delivered To: »l—Wd—h_ Representing • ['armors Rahway and a request to panntt one Yttur Mrmnnal AIION 548-3704 vacation. It 11/15/84 Fat $17.05- tional Guard. Stationed at McGuiro Air Force Base 108 NEW |ERSEY CHAPTER (T.A.W.) Tactical Fighter Wing They also donated to • this cause Seated in tho whoolchnir is Ina White, a Special Olympics regional chairwoman .j THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1984 RAHWAY NEWSJiECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

STATE OF VOCATIONS...Directois ol Now Jersey's which includes Clark: John Borden, Linden: Frank Mar- local Area Vocational School Districts mot at iho Union chetti. Union Township: Charles Buchheun, Black County Regional High School District No. 1 Board of Horse P»

The cute and cuddly crea- The students whose work Juplter'i Great Red Spot Is believed io be 25,000 milos tions of Miss Jennifer wide. The spot may be the vortex of a hurricane that has study abroad is on exhibit arc: Scott been whirling for at least seven centuries. Palmer's sixth-grade sewing Beirne. Kelly Bennett. i.1 .1 i lied High Scluxil and Finnish departments of class students at the Carl H. Laurie Camacho, Rene Car- Kumpf School in Clark will tui :K are offered a uni- education and has been of- doso, Karen Crincoli, STS ANNOUNCES :K , poriuniiy to spend ficially designated by thebe OH display during Aimee Dalley, Dcnise :i - icrnic year or six- United States Information November at the NewDeBenedictus, Pamela v! nmmer holiday in Agency as an exchange Jersey Vocational Educa- Drozd, Edlc Ernstein, n : i1. Denmark. Nor- visitor program. tion Resource Center in Marie Farnsworth, Theresa ;i\ . I'inland, Iceland. The ASSE International Matawun. Ferrara, John Gross, Lynda A i1. and. Germany or Student Exchange Pro- The assortment of stuffed Grosso, Laurie Gucrriero, 'ii',.' 'Uilain as part of the grams enable qualified animals, which were cut, Keith Halloran, Kevin Har- Bridgestone's Ss! ucrnaiionalSludem teenagers to live and study pinned, sewn by machine tong and Madeline Mar- ff v " i;e Programs.' an- in European countries in and finished by hand, i|ues. i"." I Cynlhia Wright. order to learn from cultures reflect a meticulous atten- ch ' ilirecior of ASSE. other than their own. accor- tion to detail, reports Miss Palmer. Not Just Another 'i a few years ago on- ding to the director. .: tlnatc few could af- Local students interested W.L. Dreyfus rii .• ,|>end a school year in receiving more informa- 1 •-:!•; ner in Scandinavia. tion about the cultural and at Albright •..!..; ind. Germany or educational advantages of i liiain. Now ASSE A former student at Ar- Tire Sale!' living in Scandinavia, Switzerland, Germany or thur L. Johnson Regional i nged all that,' con- High School in Clark, S4O7 AIISia«.n Supi-rKillt-r KU Great Britain may contact Kailial. HrxlntSlciiu - lv«l .III- ic he director. William L. Dreyfus, the son This event is not "just us, 15 to 18 years the local area represen- di..l l.iiw-prolik' tin- lor I of Mr. and Mrs. Edward l J V I .11 N. • ! - -elected on ihc basis tatives: Robert and Nancy another tire sale',' •d spurt Hood. 427 Jensen Ave., Dreyfus of 181 Acorn Dr.. .i • • >d academic record. is a member of the class of because Bridgestone's SIZE BW PRICE >.<'. I u-nt character 1 Rahway. N.J. 07065. /OMMI 1 S46.gS 1988 at Albright College in not just another tire. ruHHi.i 50*6 IVN ' «'s and a genuine • telephone 388-7422. Reading, Pa. •sii io experience life with Illegal DRUGS It's a high-mileage P17S/70HR13 l'lll Samplis dealers to lower prices 75H1'j A7.SS ••! . pan of the ASSE City Hall Plaza P19S/75R14 P2I6 (UBS of Bridgestone tires—in Sits 850S 70.»S I: onprofit ASSE is Tree Lighting types and sizes to fit Mill. ' with the Swedish •Music your car. Pick up our FREE guide to buying Bring the 207V KupvrFIHcr SUtllitllid •Santa There are tire sales 1 Circular invitations and a Groom's checklist. whole Family Radial. I.nw-prndli 70>.irifs tiif wiih Open yam to 5pm, Mon. thru Fri. •Goodies 365 days a year. But ralinti-f'ttr ilniiii'siji: ami to City Hall . be held And Bridgestone's "Not -fun Plaza, Nov. 23rd The Atom Tabloid BW PRICE • ; Saturday 219 Central Ave., Rah»V, NJ Just Another Tire IM/b /OF* 1 J 574-1200 Sponsored bv Rahway Chamber of Commerce Sale" event ends P1H5 70HKI 50 85 I i lie Johnstontown 52 05 P175/70R13 MH)& 70*11 J .I .ular on Saturday, November 25. Otr>*>siialal - "' '. members of the cunip*l«lil* kjv.ngi "i'ii ounty Hiking Club i'.c. • • r guests will meet at Where Now through it- ' ' iisburg railroad sta- S402 All-Scanon SuperFillcr Slt.l-Ik-lttd ');I5 a.m. Radial, l-'or hotli ilmm'sln: .ind im pur led c.us. THE RAHWAY NEWS RECOR Ai7lii|H.#d Ircad di-sitfn iat all- : .: Mil be a hike of 10 Nov. 25. traction. S|K'ci.il tread vompnund and nch will be canccll ioii fur hot and cold running. i i;nns heavily, BEVERLY'S Is Sold Enter Ihc Brldrftntoiu- Swcep*takt»! DUCOFF'S PIPE SHOP Cumc in and rrtfUtcr (nr ;i KRKIv H 141.1 Main St. I4S7 Irving St. 62 I:. Milton Ave. Hikers set V Finn. \, , r;uli:il lirot ;ill;iclud I" llw .ill m'v. MIH.'. J" Railway. Nj"' *" Rahway. N.J. Rahway. N.J. _ li.ML' S;i(;iti. M p:>ilinpaliin! Itriili!. double ramble GEE'S" G~&~B~ 'wo SKIING Jailer*. ""f1657 Irving St. l II South Mountain !• i ill'' on Saturday. Nov. 963 New Brunswick Ave.< .HO St. (ieorge Ave. 527 VV. Grand Ave. Rahway 388-9744 I'M ipants will meet ai Rahway. N.J.' ' T M.IV.: i io Hill, off North "PAUl's" 6 JOlfNNlE"sf ..1,1 " "VINNIE'S . West Orange, at 434 VV. Grand Ave. • >r a fivelosixmile 22« W. Scott Ave. 170 WCMfield Ave. -I a : Rahway, N.J. I io morning follow Rahway. N.j'. Clark. N.J. ZtMDtiESTOHE : miner four-to-fivc .1 In DEL PORKY'S DELI • in the afternoon. 2397 St. George Ave ,270:. (irami Ave. i< omer Si. <.«.f»e A I UHIC, M | 1064 Madison Hill Rd. I l:m iy come for cither A K Rahway, N.J. 381 28O2» Riiliw:i\. N.J." "' Clark. N.J. 4990069 n!'>-., attending should I .'MCh. DAIRY DELL 691 Jaques Ave., iRahway • 574-8280J Co >nty hikers Where the to Round Valley / CLARK SOMERSET TIRE SERVIC \(ii11hers of the Union PATRIOT Is Sold < IUIIIIV Hiking Club and O'JOHNNTK'S": w Roselle Park Westfield il.eir juicsis will meet at PORKY'SDELI BOB'S LUNCH I Ionium's in the Livingston 11 70 WcMficW Avo. • 1074 Raritan Rd. Westfield & Locust Ave. South Ave. East "cu'rk.N.L'""" i 1064 Madison Hill Rd. iVw l.i \AI'i m Mall i.nlay at 9 a.m. for a Clark. N J 241 -4800 232-1300 ake 'i Round Valley. vDTTCi/^i" "cAVinc^" ~ ~ " ~" Clark. NJ. P;!rui.ipants should bring WAWA FOODS! Larry's Luncheonette COLONIAL"DELI Thurs. til 8 P.M. 2397 St. George Ave Lake Avenue 1473 Raritan Road H'omei Si CMnrte A linden SI.I • Dov*r/ftockaway • Vast Brunswick • Pl*minglon • Freehold • Or««n Brook * Hack«tt*town • H«zl*t • La«vr«nc«vi||« • Colonia, N.J. Clark. N.J. • Madison • MorHttown • North Plalnftold • Ocaan • Princeton • Somervill* • Union • Washington • W«stCaldw*ll ' Gir.il >deat come frorri tho «Rahway. NJ. 381-2802 hcirt." — V»uven»rgu«i