RA1U7AY PUBLIC LIBRARY - ADULT DEPT 1175 ST. GEORGE AVE. RAHWAY, N.J. 07065 RAHWAY 1 New Jersey's Oldest Weekly Newspaper-Established 1822 •fl VOL. 166 NO. 23 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1988 USPS 454-160 2< i CENTS It's Dukakis by ahair in Rah way! PRIMARY RESULTS narrowly defeats Brown in 4th Ward Dem vote exceeds Republican by wide margin by Pat DiMaggio Voters in Rahway show- Jesse Jackson when they with Jackson's total of Senator Frank Lautenberg Republican candidates Republican candidate nent, Evelyn Wilson, hoffer who totalled 84 The primary election ed a slight preference for went to the polls in Tues- 1404. Republican nominee drew a total of 847 votes in for the Board of Chosen Michael Esposito totalled garnered 52 votes. votes. gainers delegates for Democratic presidential day's primary election. George Bush garnered 650 comparison to his Repub- Freeholders included 66 votes. In the Fifth Ward, Sixth Ward candidate presidential candic laics and, candidate Michael Dukakis Dukakis drew a total of votes in Rahway. lican opponent Peter Rahway resident and Coun- Democratic candidate Democrat Alex Shipley Donald Anderson garnered on the local Ic ^el, is a over Democratic candidate 1529 votes in comparison Incumbent Democratic Dawkins who totalled 232 cilman James Fulcomer Dennis Hemenway totalled drew 212 votes in com- 214 votes. His Republican forerunner of th s general votes. who drew 534 votes, Diane 187 votes in the Second parison to Republican in- opponent Katherine Ful- election to be held in Heelan who totalled 497 Ward. Thomas Cusmano, cumbent George Wagen- comer totalled 100 votes. November. Democratic candidates running on the Republican for the Board of Chosen votes and William Eldridge Pvt. Walker graduates AF course Freeholders handily out- who garnered 493 votes. Party line, outdrew his drew votes over their Republican opponent Jo- and earned credits toward Republican counterparts. On the local level, seph Hudak by a vote of Army Pvt. 1st Class course at Lackland Air Democratic council can- 107 to 53 in the Second Frank N. Walker, son of Force Base, Texas. an associate degree in ap- Rahway YMCA Day Camp plied science through the James Welsh totalled 1288 didates outdrew their Ward. Foster B. and Mary A. Graduates of the course votes, Gerald Green drew Republican opponents in Incumbent * Third Ward Walker of Fulton St., studied general law enforce- Community College of the Air Force. 1334 votes, and Walter the Democratic primary. Councilman Max Sheld now accepting registrants Rahway, has graduated ment duties, tactics, Boright garnered 1292 Incumbent Jerry Cole- drew 276 votes in his ward from the U.S. Air Force law weapons training, physical He is a 1986 graduate of Rahway High School. votes to lead the Demo- man drew a total of 280 opposed to a total of 98 Summer is coming and the provides an opportunity for storation and o>thcr edu- enforcement specialist apprehension and restraint cratic candidates. votes in the First Ward, votes for Republican can- Rahway YMCA is taking each child to participate in cational places. didate William Wnuk. registrations for its 1988 Day age group related activities. Day Camp beg;ins June 20 The closest race on the Camp for children ages 5-12. There are 10-12 children per as a one week orientation local level was between Camp hours are from 9 group. Activities include arts session. June 27 begins the Attention Rahway Chester Holmes, running a.m. to 5 p.m. with extended and crafts, games, sports, regular camp two-week ses- on the Democratic Party hours offered both in the swimming instruction and sion schedule. This runs line in the Fourth Ward and morning and evening. Trans- daily outdoor activities at through Scptcmt »er 2. merchants & other David Brown. Holmes portation is available from local recreation areas. totalled 512 votes to Rahway, Avencl and Lin- Once-a-week trips are taken For more in: formation, business people Brown's total of 423 votes.- den. to such places as Turtlcback call 388-0057 or s itop by 1564 Their Republican oppo- The Day Camp program Zoo, Richmondtown Re- Irving Street in I tahway. According to Department endorsfr-'lheir man for the Rahway Fire efforts. Anyone having any Department, in the past few questions or doubts may weeks several area mer- contact the Rahway Fire chants and business people Departmental 388-1400. have been approached for donations by people claim- ing to represent the depart- Dental convention ment. This is to inform all con- set for Atlantic CHy cerned that these people are Dentists from all over the not members of the Rah- state and country will be Rahway High School bidls way Fire Department. Nor flocking to Atlantic City does the Rahway Fire irom June_12-J5_whenJhe NJ. Dental Association holds its 118th Annual Ses- farewell to class of Mayor to be on sion in the resort city. Con- TY-3 "Downtown" vention headquarters are Bally's Park Place Casino Chapter, Rebecca Clark, Also, Frank Jones*, Roman, Ruben Romero, Hotel, where meetings and The Class of 1988 of Rahway High School will Brian Collier, Lisa Collins, Joann Jones, Effron Jor- Alexandria IRose, Paul Join host, Bob Zeglarski receptions are scheduled for graduate Tuesday, June 21 Kersey Corporan, Rick dan, Glennidka Jurado, Ross, Lynn Roszits*, Priya and meet Rahway Mayor the four days. at 7 p.m., at Veteran's Coulson, James Crowell, Michelle Kabillio, Sandy Roy, Angela IRoyster, Col- Daniel L. Martin, live on Field, with the welcoming and Jonathan Cylear. Kasper, Niko Kearns, leen Ruane, Ann Marie Suburban Cablevision's address given by Angel Robert Kendall, John Ken- Rufolo, Fran cis Rushton, TV-3 "Downtown", Board of Ed Henderson, class president, Also, Gina D'Addario*, ney, Richard Kirsten, Amy Ryan', Bob Saliga, Wednesday, June 15 at 6:30 and addresses given by Jose Dalmau, Nancy Marie Roger Kleiber*, Richard Tom Sal via, L isa Sefranka*, p.m. meeting notice valedictorian Frank Jones Damiano, Robert Deitrich, Kluse, Stan Knutelski, Kim Aubin Sevrin., Jerry Sharo, Viewers are given the op- and salutatorian Nicholas Mike D'Emilio, Anthony Karl Kravcov, Melinda Tramel Shepipard, Michael portunity to call-in with A Special Meeting of the Fiore. Rev. John Zeyack of DePasquale, Michelle Lamb*, Renee Landmesser, Shuster, James Sinclair, their questions, air their Rahway Board of Educa- St. Thomas the Apostle DiRini*, John Donaldson, Bobby Lanier, Geraldine Alisa Slahor, Ralph Smink, FIRST AID ... Rahway Hospital recently recognized the services rendered by local views, and discuss issues tion will be held tonight Church will give the invoca- Deanna Dybo, Deirdre Lee, Staci Lee, Christopher Patricia Sm ith, Corinna first aid squads at its 19th Annual First Aid Squad Dinner to which representatives of concerning their communi- (June 9), at 8 p.m. in the tion. The farewell address Ellis, Tonya Ervin, Robert Lemongelli, Bruce Lindsay, Sojka, Matthew Solomine*, local squads were invited. Among the guests who attended were (left to right) Rahway ty. Louis R. Rizzo Board will be given by Richard Dennis Evans, Rosemary Nancy Long, Andy Lopez Robert Step hens, Tracey paramedics John Rodger, Captain, and Bill Hering, President. To their right are hospital The phone number is Meeting room in the In- Coulson, vice president of Fahner, Kim Faughnan, and Stephanie Lubin. Stevenson, /Andrew Stew- president John L. Yoder and John Rosica, M.D., Medical Director of the hospital's 636-5333. termediate School. the class. The class treas- Lois Faughnan, Debra art* and Suj.an Sylvester. Mobile Intensive Care Unit. Mr. Yoder gave the welcoming remarks and Dr. Rosica There will be a repeat The purpose of the-meet- urer is Jennifer Garay and Fedor, Nicholas Fiore*, Robert Fleischman, Corri Also, Eddie MacKenzie, concluded the evening with an informative lecture and slide presentation, "Multiple showing (not live) on Sun- ing is possible appointment secretary is Carla Mitero- Judy Madas, Brenda Mar- Also, Tracy Tappan, Trauma." day, June 19 at 5:30 p.m. of personnel. tonda. Flynn, Michelle Fontanez, Dawn Foreman, Kelly tin*, Nichole Mascitelli, Norwodd Tate, Rita The following students Foreman, Calvin Fortune, Paula May, Catherine Me- Simone Tate. Jeff Taylor. Kappa terminates will graduate: .Karen Fortune*, Juanito Call, Rebecca McCloskey, Laura Tiernc:y, Dawn Tit- Donna Abrams*, Gerrod Fortuno, Mary Fowler, Sue McCormick, Allen tel, Ruben Toney, John Royal Tool buy plan Adams, Dawn Agolia, Kel- Chris Franck, Alan McDonald, Brenda Mc- Trembly, HBob Turek*, . < ly Ann Agolia, Michael Frederick, Mike Fredericks, Donald, Joseph McKie, Sharonda, Turner, Toula Kappa Networks, Inc. of Aldi, Ray Aleman, Jason Jennifer Garay, Dorothy Nicolle McQueen, Michelle Tzanetos, Jioe Updegrave, Rahway (AMEX:KPA) an- Algeo*, Sherry Ann Garrison, Elaine Garrison, Millerick, Susan Mitchell, Joyce Van Blarcom, Jeff nounced today that it has Altrath, Vandana Amin, Suzanne Gavlak, Victoria Karla Miterotonda, Denise Violett, Ramon Isaac terminated negotiations to Michael Angelini, Steven Genz, Victoria Gibbs, Iris Mizerek, Sean Moloney, Villalta, Michelle Vitabile*. acquire Royal Tool, Inc. Babrow, Derrick Baker, Gonzalez, Eugene Green, Nigel Moore, Kim Mosk- Caroline Viteka, Crystal The Company, which pre- Michelle Banasiak, Laura Glenn Guensch*, James wa*, Jade Motley, Christine -Ware, Lueinda Washing- viously announced the sign- Barnowski, Lawrence Guinta, Ruth Gustofson, Mundy, Robert Munsey, ton, Orlando Washington, ing of a letter of intent to Beeks, Brenda Bersey; Tam- Elias Halkias, Paul David Muringer, Kevin Clarence v»Vatkins, Mark acquire the privately-held ttiy Bersey, Michael Haluska*, Michael Ham- Murphy, Sonjirey Murriell Weaver, Darrell Westbury, designer and manufacturer Bestider, Rossana Biondo, mond, Damon Harris, and Denise Nagy. Sean White, Scherazade of specialty glass cutting Eros Bjzzozzaro, Nicole Charles Hawkins, Joseph Wilkins, Sharaan Wilkins, machinery, was unable to Blackweir, Melanie Bos- Hayes*, James Heinz, Also, Joe Ogden, Vanes- Patricia Williams*, Ta- reach agreement for com- trom*, Michelle Boyd, Angel Henderson, Alan sa Oglesby, Jennifer juana, Williams, Adam pleting the transaction.