Diocese. In addition to food, the picnickers enjoyed games, such as the softball throw. Photo by Bill Daniels

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1 TUCHEN PU81 IC. I ft ft A ft V <80 WIOOLESCX u» R l* t OtlUCHCH, M C9840 u c B S PUbUC ve w Vol. 3, No. 33 Servng Metuchen and Edson September 17, * * More than 800 persons attended the frst annual famly pcnc conducted by St. Francs Church on the St. Joseph s schoolgrounds Sunday. Msgr. Domnc Turtora served communon at a noon mass under the pnes. The pcnc celebrated the 100th annversary of the Trenton Docese. In addton to food, the pcnckers enjoyed games, such as the softball throw. Photo by Bll Danels Edson school reorganzaton plan crtczed EDISON Members of FUSS (Frends to Save Stelton) wll meet wth Board of Educaton members and school admnstrators tonght to present the group s plan to keep Stelton School open. Stelton, Oak Tree, Pscatawaytown and Clara Barton schools are scheduled to be closed n the Board of Educaton s proposed reorganzaton plan. FUSS members and other resdents objected to the proposed closng of Stelton School, and to the board s plan for busng students to other schools at Monday nght s Board of Educaton meetng at J.P. Stevens Hgh School. John Tuer of Edson Woods West objected to the board's plan to bus students across Route 27. "To put chldren n an unnecessarly hazardous condton s knd of slly, Tuer sad. Superntendent Charles A. 25C Boyle ponted out that many Edson chldren are bused each day on Route 27 and other "hazardous" roads. But Tuer sad he was concerned about the heavy trucks that use Route 27. He sad an ndependent survey showed a "vast number" of sx-wheel or larger trucks usng that road durng school hours. Boyle sad an alternatve route s possble va Brdge Street and promsed to dscuss that further wth Edson Woods resdents. The board wll spend $175,- 000 to bus students to ther new schools. In response to a queston about whether the routes would be permanent, Board Presdent Rchard Hnes ponted out that the board has dropped only one bus route, and that was a temporary route that was needed when the N.J. Turnpke was under constructon. (please turn to page 12) 'Holey' sewers provng costly METUCHEN If Counclman Tom Walsh s fgures aren t full of holes then the borough s santary sewer system s. Walsh estmated Monday nght that 40 percent of the sewage for whch the borough s payng for treatment by the Mddlesex County Utltes Authorty (MCUA) s ground water. Ths year the borough approprated $217,677 for ts payments to the MCUA. Based on Walsh s nfltraton calculatons, then a largechunk of ths money s payng for the treatment of plan water that s fndng ts way nto the sewerage system through chnks n the agng lnes. Walsh s nfltraton estmate emerged durng hs presentaton of a new schedule of separate sewer user fees that the borough must mpose begnnng February 1. The separate fees for use of local santary sewer lnes wll be mposed on approxmately 25 tax exempt and 15 ndustral and commercal propertes n the borough. The mposton of the separate fees has been mandated for all muncpal members of the MCUA f the authorty s to receve between $25 mllon and $30mllon from the federal Envronmental Protecton Agency for the mprovement and expanson of ts facltes. In the case of Metuchen and (please turn to page 12) PD promoton dspute resolved n Metuchen METUCHEN The protracted dspute over promoton procedures for the Metuchen Polce Department has been resolved. Openngs for one leutenant of operatons and fve staff sergeants were posted ths week and t s expected that some of the postons wll be flled by the end of October. The promotons also nclude the post of detectve sergeant, whch automatcally wll be flled by Detectve Patrolman Ralph Salamone. Salamone s automatc promoton s based on hs length of servce and hs performance n the two-man detectve bureau and the fact that he has been recevng a detectve sergeant s pay. Formal announcement of the new testng procedures was made Monday nght by Mayor John Wley Jr., who noted that there s "agreement" on the part of "both the mayor and councl and the members of the Polce Department." The borough has been attemptng for almost two years to reorganze the department but the testng procedures proposed met wth opposton by Local 60, Polcemen's Benevolent Assocaton. On two occasons, PBA members boycotted scheduled examnatons. The PBA then fled a grevance wth the Publc Employees Relatons Commsson (PERC) but n July, a state arbtrator ruled that the borough had the rght to reorganze the department and to establsh the procedures for promotons. However, talks between the governng body and the PBA contnued and the procedures announced Monday nght were the result. The procedures do reflect what was a major concern of the PBA and that s what t clamed was a lack of weght gven to senorty. Orgnally, testng for the new posts of staff sergeant was open on an equal bass to both patrolmen and exstng sergeants. Under the new procedures, the wrtten test for staff sergeant wll be admnstered frst to exstng sergeants, who must acheve a total of 210 ponts n all testng categores to wn promoton. Patrolmen wth fve years of servce then wll be elgble to compete for any of the staff sergeanctes not flled by any of the exstng sergeants. The new procedure also provdes that any sergeant scorng under 210 ponts wll have promoton prorty over patrolmen also scorng under 210 f that sergeant s score s one of the top fve on a combned lst of patrolmen and sergeants. Promoton to leutenant of operatons s open to those wth the rank of sergeant and above wth 10 years of servce. The only two members of the department wth ranks above sergeant are Chef Joseph Perrno and Leutenant James Kover, who s n charge of the (please turn to page 12)

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3 Councl to study offce on agng EDISON A subcommttee of the Townshp Councl wll be apponted Monday to look nto the establshment of an offce on agng for the townshp. The proposal for such an offce was made at last week's councl meetng by Lee Santangelo, the townshp's senor ctzens coordnator. "Stand by the senors," she urged the mayor and councl, "and put through an Offce on Agng wthout too much delberaton. Councl Presdent Angelo Orlando sad the councl has supported senors actvtes n the past and wll n the future, but declned toact mmedately. It wll take some tme, study and effort, he sad. "If t affects the muncpal code, we must enact ordnances." Orlando sad the subcommttee wll be announced at Monday nght s councl agenda sesson. Ms. Santangelo sad there are 6,000 senor ctzens n Edson, and "99 percent of them are n accord about the offce on agng. She presented a petton wth 800 sgnatures of senors who back her dea. The offce would, accordng to Ms. Santangelo, act on all government grant opportuntes; provde an outreach program for handcapped senors; help senors fll out forms for subsdzed housng and other benefts, and provde an expanded nutrton program. "Most surroundng com- GOLD, SILVER and DIAMOND BUYERS THE UTTLE STORE 474 '/* Man St., Metuchen (next to Oanfords).METUCHEN. muntes have ther own offce on agng," sad Ms. Santangelo, whch she sad makes for more effcent handlng of communcatons from state and federal agences. When Ms. Santangelo asked the councl for a tmetable for establshng the offce, Orlando repled, We hope to have t under your Chrstmas tree at the senor ctzens center on Woodbrdge Avenue." That drew applause from more than 100 senors who were on hand to support the proposal. Muscal set by Hadassah METUCHEN The Metuchen-Edson Hadassah wll stage a muscal revval at ts frst meetng of the season on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Neve Shalom. The Hadassah Players wll perform The Hadassah Connecton," wrtten and drected by Helen Polak, wth pano accompanment by Mark Wessman. Cast members nclude Dors Blawess, Amee Braverman, Shela Chodosh, Blanch Esenstark, Clare Esensten, Judy Kaplan, Maron Kurtz, Sarah Lange, Ann Merker, Rena Mulln and Helen Shulman. The Hadassah s 10th annversary of Godparent Luncheon wll be held on Wednesday. For nformaton and reservatons, call Georgete Chntz, , or Clare Esensten, The specal guest wll be Toby Perlman, wfe of volnst Itzhak Perlman. OFFICES FOR RENT PARKING CARPETING AIR CONDITIONING CALL ARN0LT BROS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Meet Local Author MARGIE MILCSIK She wll be autographng copes of her new novel for chldren. r> W t? 12 noon to 2 p.m. G 'P/d( 0. \! P ^ ^ 12 noon to 2 p.m METUCHEN BOOK SHOP 438 MAIN STREET METUCHEN the Revew September 17, 1981 page 3 The Garden State Brass Quntet wll perform at the Sunday Famly Concert Seres, whch resumes Sunday on the lawn of the Metuchen Publc Lbrary at 2:30. Concert Seres revved METUCHEN The Metuchen Cultural Arts Commsson and the Metuchen Publc Lbrary are cosponsorng a return of the Sunday Famly Concert Seres to the lbrary. The frst concert wll be Sunday at 2:30 when the Garden State Brass Quntet performs. Formed n 1977, the Quntet has performed for a wde varety of audences throughout the state. Thequntet, comprsed of two trumpets, a French horn, a trombone, a euphonum and a tuba, wll perform tradtonal works for brass quntet as well as specal arrangements of Dxeland, folk and popular musc. The concert wll be held on the lbrary lawn between the lbrary and the Borough Hall parkng lot. The publc s nvted Sum m er wardrobe taken from dryer METUCHEN The theft of her entre summer wardrobe valued at $650 was reported to polce last Wednesday by Marlyn Mlls of East Walnut Street. Mss Mlls told Patrolman Wllam H. McDuffe Jr. that she washed her clothes at the Con Laundry at 331 Lake Avenue on the nght of September 1 and then placed them n a dryer. She sad she left the premses, ntendng to return when they were dry. Accordng to Mss Mlls, when she returned the laundry was closed for the nght so she went back the followng mornng. She checked all of the washers and dryers, she sad, but then was told her clothes had been removed from the dryer and placed n a storage room. She told McDuffe that when she checked there, the clothes were gone. H osptal to offer free ey e screen n g EDISON The J.F. Kennedy Medcal Center soneof 90New Jersey hosptals that wll conduct free eye health screenng programs durng the week of September 21. The program, n ts 24th year, s sponsored by the Medcal Socety of New Jersey n cooperaton wth medcal groups, communty servce organzatons and state agences. For more nformaton, call the county medcal socety. MOTOR STOLEN METUCHEN A plow lft pump motor valued at $600 was stolen last week from a 1981 Dodge pckup truck parked on the Suburban Dodge lot on Central Avenue. Patrolman Charles L. Moore sad the unt had been unbolted from the truck. to brng ts own chars or blankets for seatng. In case of ran the concert wll be held n the lbrary meetng room. Donatons at the concert wll be accepted, An addtonal concert wll be held n October. The Preppy Look Complete that preppy wardrobe wth Oxford button-downs by Bruxton the number one boys shrt maker. In easy care polyester and cotton permanent press. Szes 8-20 S J3 5 0 MORRIS STORES 41.1 Mam St. M KTU CH EN 54*4)900 Open Thursday & Frday tll 9

4 page 4 the Revew September 17, 1981 Menlo Park Shoppng Mall Parsonage Road Edson N J (Next to Post Offce Branch) th e n e v e w 1 An Independent Newspaper (201) Edtor... That's too hgh Malng Address: P.O Box 2405 Edson. N.J Tom Evans Edson resdent Wllam G reco s concerned about a state buldng code regulaton that requres apartment buldngs to be equpped wth second-floor emergency exts only f the second story s more than 16 feet off the ground. It s somethng about whch we all should be concerned. As Mr. Greco put t at last week's Edson Townshp Councl meetng, "Do they expect someone 70 or 80 years old to jump from that heght?" We hope not. Nobody should be asked to leap from such a heght n an emergency. The regulaton should be modfed. Drveway last block to medcal buldng METUCHEN Attorney James Gbbons assured the Board of Adjustment last Wednesday nght that hs clents are agreeable to relocatng the Route 27 drveway nto the proposed Levnson professonal buldng provded t meets wth the approval of the state Department of Transportaton. In return, the board assured Gbbons that t wll approve the drveway as presently shown on the ste plan f ts traffc consultant determnes that t provdes a suffcent sght lne for eastbound motorsts on Route 27. But f the traffc consultant, Marshall Frost of Chatham, fnds that the sght lne s nsuffcent then he and Gbbons wll go to Trenton n an effort to convnce the state DOT that permsson should be gven to move the drveway 15 feet further west. The locaton of the drveway s the fnal obstacle to the board s approval of a varance and ste plan for a porton of the parkng lot of the fve-story medcal and professonal buldng, whch wll be stuated just over the muncpal boundary lne n Edson. Applcaton for the parkng lot approval frst was made to the Board of Adjustment four years ago. Because the board dd not lke the dea of traffc makng left turns n and out of the lot by way of Route 27, the applcaton was dened. The rejecton became the subject of an appeal n the Appellate Dvson of Superor Court, whch remanded the case to the local board. The controversy seemngly was settled n June when the applcants, who operate a Perth Amboy law frm, negotated wth John F. Kennedy Medcal Center for a rght-of-way through hosptal property that would provde a means of ngress and egress to the medcal buldng byway of James Street and not just Route 27. At ts August meetng, the board was scheduled to gve fnal ste plan approval to the project but the queston of the Route 27 drveway was rased. It was the board s contenton that t would be safer If the drveway were moved about 15 feet further to the west and ths was the fnal wrangle that occuped last week s meetng. The case s scheduled to be settled once and for all at the October meetng. Corkng good dea METUCHEN Champagne would be approprate, suggested attorney James T. Gbbons as last Wednesday nght's meetng of the Board of Adjustment was called to order. Gbbons ponted out that t was the fourth annversary of the date on whch he fled the orgnal applcaton for the parkng lot varance for the fve-story Levnson professonal buldng to be constructed across the lne n Edson. And what case was Gbbons on hand for last Wednesday? The Levnson case, whch stll s unresolved. It s antcpated, however, that the matter wll be wrapped up at the board s October meetng and that constructon of the buldng wll start ths sprng. THE REVIEW ( ) s publshed weekly on Thursdays for $5 per year by The Revew, Inc., Parsonage Road, Menlo Park Shoppng Center, Edson, N.J Second class postage pad at Edson, N.J POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Revew, P.O. Box 24405, Edson, N.J Local church sets Relgon Roundtables METUCHEN Realty Relgon Roundtables wll be nsttuted Monday at St. Francs Roman Catholc Church. The Rev. Joseph Tanenbaum, assocate pastor, sad twcemonthly Monday forums wll be open to any adults nterested n the role relgon has n contemporary socety. Partcpants may be of any denomnaton or unafflated wth any relgon or even those who have been alenated from relgon. Sessons at 8 p.m. the frst and thrd Mondays of the month take place n St. Francs Rectory meetng room, 32 Elm Avenue. Evenngs are conducted as dalogues and rap sessons wth any and all questons beng welcomed and any and all vewponts beng exchanged on such topcs as God, the Bble, sprtualty, prayer and moralty. Tanenbaum sad the roundtables offer persons whose alenaton stems from a troubled marrage a chance, through group nteracton, to buld an awareness of the role that fath can play n makng ther lves happer. Frst Ad Squad slates car w ash METUCHEN The Metuchen Frst Ad Squad s competton team wll conduct a car wash Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the squad buldng, Route 27 and Safety Place. Cost for exteror and nteror cleanng s$3forcarsand$4for vans and pckups. Proceeds wll be used to send the team to the state conventon Rabb Fahr new prncpal EDISON Rabb Mchael Fahr has been apponted prncpal and educatonal drector at the Temple Emanu-EI School of Relgous Studes. Rabb Alfred B. Landsberg, who announced the appontment, sad Rabb Fahr brngs to the school the professonal experence of both a Reform Rabb and an educator. The relgous studes program, whch got underway Monday, covers grades K-12 Monday through Thursday from 4-6 p.m. and Monday evenngs. A new prekndergarten program, wth sessons on Saturday, s beng nsttuted. For more nformaton, call the school at Local woman guest speaker at servces 9 Carolyn Wlfond of Edson wll be among the guest speakers when the Jewsh Reconstructonst Fellowshpof Metropoltan New Jersey holds ts 18th annual Jewsh Hgh Holy Day servces at the YM- YWHA, Northfeld Avenue, West Orange, September and October 7-8. Mrs. Wlfond wll speak on Kaplan s Vews on Jewsh Survval. Arthur E. Wlfond, also of Edson, s a member of the arrangements commttee for the servces. For more nformaton, call Carolyn orarthurwlfond, , or Edth Dansky, Unafflated Jewsh famles n Metuchen and Edson are nvted to attend. The servces blend the modern wth the tradtonal ceremones. Rabb Jack Staub of Easton, Pa., wll offcate for the thrd straght year. School scene EDISON HIGH SCHOOL By Sherre Battagla The school newspaper, the Edson Eagle, was dstrbuted on the frst day of school free of charge to all students of Edson Hgh. Students are encouraged to contrbute ther art, wrtngs, photographs, knowledge and expertse to the paper. Applcatons may be obtaned n Room 215, the new newsroom, or from Hed Wllamson, edtor n chef. A general staff meetng wll take place today n Room 226. The members are nvted to attend the frst meetng of the Academy of Scence on Wednesday, October 14. The club wll explore felds n scence from UFO s to ecology. A guest speaker on oceanography wll show the flm "Slent World. New members may attend the meetng n the audtorum on Thursday, October 8 at 7:30 p.m. The football team wll open ts season on Frday, September 25, aganst Perth Amboy at 7:30 p.m. at home. The game wll feature small flag and tall flags, twrlers, rfles, cheerleaders, and the band. They have worked extremely hard preparng for the bg game. Everyone s sprts are up and flyng for the openng game. Good luck, Eagles! Councl approves fve ordnances EDISON The Townshp Councl held publc hearngs on fve ordnances last Wednesday nght, and aftervery lttle publc partcpaton, passed all the new statutes. A $125,000 bondng ordnance to fnance part of the cost of parkng lot mprovements at the Edson Tran Staton on Planfeld Avenue wll provde 200 parkng spaces at the staton. The townshp wll be rembursed for the full amount by N.J. Transt. The ste now accommodates about 100 cars, forcng many commuters to park on local streets, whch leaves resdents wth no place to park. Included under the bondng ordnance wll be gradng, pavng, landscapng, lghtng and curbs. Constructon wll begn when N.J. Transt approves fnal plans. The councl approprated $100,000 for the reconstructon and restoraton of three fre vehcles, two 1972 pumpers and a 1973 pumper. In another ordnance dealng METUCHEN A $41,880 contract for varous energy savngs mprovements to borough buldngs hnges on new overhead doors for the frehouse. Durng Monday nght s agenda meetng, Mayor John Wley Jr. and members of the Borough Councl took tme out to stroll over to the frehouse. When they returned, they appeared agreed on two thngs: The exstng doors are n bad shape. They wll not be replaced by the "Cadllac of overhead doors costng $20,000 as recommended by a consultng engneer. Ths leaves the choce of gong along wth doors costng $12,700, as provded n the base contract offered by Alled Condtonng of Edson, or settlng for the same knd of wooden doors that now enclose the frehouse bays. In preparaton for Monday nght s regular meetng and further consderaton of the energy savng mprovements, wth the Fre Department, the councl establshed a chef fre nspector. It was explaned that Joseph Szebeny was already performng that job, and that the ordnance was desgned to gve hm the ttle. Resdent Wllam Greco, a tenant at Redfeld Vllage, asked f the functons of the nspector would nclude nspecton of apartment dwellngs. Councl Presdent Angelo Orlando sad Szebeny has been performng that chore. Greco sad t was mportant because New Jersey law provdes that second floor apartments up to 16 feet off the ground requre no emergency exts. It s a fre hazard, declared Greco, who has been speakng out aganst that regulaton for years. Do they expect a 70 or 80-year-old tenant to jump from that heght? asked Greco. Other ordnances passed ncluded one to desgnate bus stops at Route 27, near Muncpal Boulevard, and one whch vacated a rght of way on land purchased from the townshp. May close door on mprovements Borough Admnstrator Davd Kochel was nstructed to determne the cost of new wooden doors. He also was asked to fnd out the heght of new model fre trucks. That because f the borough buys one, t doesn t want a frehouse wth $12,700 doors that aren t hgh enough to accommodate the truck. If the councl decdes to go along wth wooden doors, t wll have to throw out the bds t receved at ts September 8 meetng and start all over agan. The reason s that the bd specfcatons dd not provde for wooden doors for the frehouse. Alled Condtonng was the lowest of four bdders on the mprovements to the frehouse as well as to Borough Hall, the lbrary and Department of Publc Works garage. The bds ranged to a hgh of $61,000 as compared to the orgnal estmate of $31,000 by the consultng engneers, Brownworth, Mosher & Doran of Pscataway.

5 the Revew September 17, 1981 page 5 Edson ponders legal moves to prohbt heavy truckng EDISON The townshp may be gong to court n an effort to force the state Department of Transportaton to nsttute 24-hour truckng banson Planfeld Avenue and Vneyard Road. Local offcals are watng for legal opnons on suggestons that the townshp obtan a court order barrng heavy trucks from those two roads, and that the townshp ntate a lawsut aganst the state DOT to obtan a full truck ban. The state has ordered that trucks over 10 tons be prohbted from usng Planfeld Avenue, from Woodbrdge Avenue to Klmer Road, between the hours of 5 p.m. and 8 a.m., except for delveres. But Ed Collesano, presdent of the Planfeld Avenue Truck Ban Commttee, last week asked the Townshp Councl to close that road, than fght the DOT." He urged Mayor Anthony M. Yelencscs to get a court order closng the road to heavy trucks. "Grab the bull by the horns, he sad, "because the nose s a health hazard." Yelencscs sad Tuesday he was stll watng fora legal opnon from Peter DeSarno, townshp attorney, about such an order. "I m not gong to stand out n front of the trucks, sad the mayor, "but I wll keep workng to see f we can get a 24- hour ban. Councl Presdent Angelo Orlando sad he s recommended to the townshp legal department that the truckng bans should be attacked from "a health standpont. Orlando noted that there are smlar problems on Route 27 and Vneyard Road. He sad DeSarno would render an opnon on the lawsut suggeston wthn two weeks. You may have to suffer for another year, Orlando sad, "but we re hopng for a good end result, and we won'tgveup the fght." Collesano argued that tests made by the townshp Health Department "prove a health hazard." Orlando sad the DOT has been shown vable alternate routes" that would take trucks off both Vneyard and Planfeld, but has not accepted the alternatves. Joseph Perry of Elzabeth Street told the councl that truck traffc on Vneyard Road creates terrble nose polluton" and asked for a 24-hour ban on heavy trucks. Orlando sad the councl s studyng that request, but noted that traffc studes show that traffc on Vneyard Road s less than on Planfeld Avenue. However, he promsed that "somethng wll be formulated wthn the next month." He added that the councl s hopng to present a proposed ordnance bannng heavy trucks on Vneyard Road to the DOT. - Photo by Ed Paglarn Melssa Fnman, 12, of Edson puts fnshng touches on "gumball machne durng Chalk Art contest n Metuchen. Burglary vctm elcts response METUCHEN All standard polce procedures were followed n the response early Sunday mornng to the report of a burglary and the subsequent nvestgaton, accordng to Polce Chef Joseph Perrno. Chef Perrno was respondng to Dr. Frank McGure of East Chestnut Street, who appeared at Monday nght s agenda sesson of the Borough Councl to complan about the manner n whch a burglary at hs home was handled by polce. McGure took ssue wth the fact that polce dd not come to hs house untl a half hour or more after the burglary was reported at approxmately 12:15 a.m. He also told the councl that he was told by the patrolman on the scene that a detectve would come to hs house on Monday for a follow-up nvestgaton but that none appeared. Dr. McGure sad that ths could have resulted n evdence pertanng to the crme beng overlooked. Why do I have to pay so much n taxes and get so lttle n return? asked Dr. McGure, who sad that hs local property taxes come to over $5,000 a year. Accordng to Dr. McGure, when he nqured why t took 30 mnutes or more for polce to respond, he was told they were answerng another call. "I don t care f they have fve other calls," he told the councl. Accordng to Chef Perrno, at the tme the call was receved from the McGure house, the two patrols on duty were engaged n makng an apprehenson at the other end of the borough. He sad ths arrest nvolved the theft of over $1,300 n tres and rms from the June TV SET STOLEN METUCHEN A color televson set valued at $ was reported stolen last Thursday from the rear offce of Janney, Montgomery & Scott at 443 Man Street. Patrolman Theodore Whte sad there was no sgn of a forced entry. Chevrolet lot on Mddlesex Avenue. Polce on duty, he sad, "acted n accordance wth condtons at that tme." Had the call from the McG ure house been receved at a tme when no other case was occupyng polce, he sad, two cars may have responded n mnutes. Chef Perrno also reported that a detectve vsted the McGure house on Tuesday. On Monday, he sad, the detectves were ted up wth other nvestgatons and the ntal report of the offcer who responded to the alarm ndcated that the case dd not requre ther mmedate attenton. 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6 page 6 the Revew September 17, 1981 For Hawks, t's what's up front that counts - Photo by Ed Paglarn Joe Gutowsk, J.P. Stevens Hgh coach, goes over plays wth tackle Gary Lanzafama and lnebacker Bob Muha, team captan, at practce sesson. Shamrocks to host Jets n Mayor's Trophy games EDISON The North Edson Shamrocks wll host the Edson Jets Sunday n the 19th annual Mayor s Trophy games at Edson Hgh's Drwal Memoral Stadum. The Pop Warner foot- TTI BEGIN NOW! SCHOOL OF DRAFTING Indvdual Instructon EDISON GOLD, SILVER and DIAMOND BUYERS THE LITTLE STORE 474 V* Man St., Metuchen (next to Danfords) ball acton wll get underway at 11:30 a.m. when the Junor Pee Wee teams clash. The Pee Wee contest s set for 1 p.m. and the Mdget game wll begn at 3. Coaches of the wnnng teams wll receve trophes from Mayor Anthony M. Yelencscs. The Shamrocks won one of three games, whle the Jets dropped all three contests n Sunday s opener. The Shamrocks Mdget Dvson entry dropped a 33-6 game to the Fords Bearcats at Woodbrdge Hgh School. Tmmy Booth scored the Shamrocks touchdown on a 35- yard run off tackle n the fourth perod. Dwayne Bryant s kck attempt for the extra pont was blocked. & ^besorl The Pee Wee team came up wth a 20-0 vctory over the Bearcats, as Anthony Mayers raced for touchdowns from 30 and 40 yards out n the frst and second perods. Leon Theodoreau kcked a two-pont converson after the second touchdown, and narrowly mssed a 30-yard feld goal. Joe Rgg scored the fnal touchdown when he pcked off a pass and returned t 30 yards. The Junor Pee Wees lost, 6-0, to the Bearcats. The Edson Jets suffered three setbacks at the hands of Planfeld. Bus trp Sept. 2 7 for M y F a r Lady' EDISON The Recreaton Department wll sponsor a trp to New York to see Rex Harrson n the Broadway play "My Far Lady on September 27. The cost for tckets and transportaton s $26. To make reservatons, call , Ext. 312, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. By TOM EVANS EDISON J. P. Stevens Hgh has had wnnng records for the past two football seasons, but the Hawks' nablty to score ponts n the shadow of ther opponents' goalposts was a costly shortcomng. But Coach Joe Gutowsk feels that thngs just mght be dfferent ths season. "We ll be a lot more physcal up front, Gutowsk sad ths week as he prepared to put hs 70 players through the fnal two weeks of practce. There s fnally some sze up front, observed the veteran coach. Durng recent scrmmages, the Hawks were able to "punch n for scores from 10or 12 yards out, Gutowsk noted wth a smle. That front lne s comprsed of tght end Scott Johnson, a 6-1, 200-pound senor; rght tackle Jerome Foster, at 6-5, 237 pounds; left tackle Bob Muha, 6-2 and 215; left guard Gary Lanzafama, 6-2, 256; rght guard Brendan Fnn, 6-1, 210, and center Bob Stramara, a 5-10, 185-pound senor. Junor Mke Adler s also expected to play some at center, whle senor Glen Meszkalsk, out for a couple of weeks wth an njury, and Bob Pcaron, a junor, wll get n some tme at guard postons. Splt end Bob Sorrell has suffered a broken thumb and probably won t play for three weeks. Rcky Rodrguez, a defensve player, s No. 2 man at that poston. That lne wll be clearng the way for runners lke fullback Bob Pcaron, a hard-runnng 5-9, 180-pounder; junor Mke Kozlowsk, a 5-6, 190-pounder who turned n some good runs last season, and talback Marc Mofsowtz, a speedy nsde and outsde runner who has ganed 15 pounds to wegh n at 160. Junor Jm Schedeneck, a 5-10, 170-pound lefty, wll be at quarterback. Schedeneck cracked a collarbone last year and suffered an elbow njury ths past sprng, but Gutowsk says he s recovered. Defensvely, Gutowsk s countng on Fnn and junor Paul Donne as defensve ends, wth junor Mke Watts as the swng man. The veteran Lanzafama and transfer Joe Koedros, a 6-2, 220-pounder wll man the tackle spots. Koedros, a junor, played at Marlboro Hgh as a sophomore. Joe Seeman, descrbed as an exceptonal player by Gutowsk, wll be back at the mddle guard poston. He'll be backed up by junor Mke Stelman. The lnebackers wll be Muha and Ken Natal, a 175-pounder who played n the defensve secondary last season. Ths year s defensve secondary wll be Scott Johnson at strong corner; Tony Pascull at strong safety; Rodrguez at free safety, and Bll Wckham at weak corner. Stevens lost placekcker Ryan Varga to graduaton, but Gutowsk feels that job s n good feet wth Johnson, who wll also do the puntng. Schedeneck can also perform both kckng chores. Many of those players are young, but they also have experence, whch should be a plus. "We had to play young players the last couple of years, sad Gutowsk. In addton to the offensve lne, Gutowsk s very pleased wth the atttude of the players. There are no stars on ths team, he sad, "and they all realze that. It s a very closely knt group. Another closely knt group s the coachng staff. Tony Smonell, along wth Gutowsk, s n hs 18th year. He ll agan coach the lnemen. John DMuzo, n hs 13th year, wll coach the recevers and secondary. Nck Romanetz, n hs 11th season, wll coach defensve ends and centers, whle Rch Krychowecky, a 10-year man, wll coach the backs and lnebackers. Romanetz and Krychowecky wll also coach the junor varsty and sophomore teams. Gutowsk sees the Mddlesex County Athletc Conference race as another good one. It should be a good, balanced conference, but t was last year, too," he sad. Stevens wll open the season September 25 at Cedar Rdge n an 8 p.m. contest. Gutowsk, not usually one to offer predctons about hs team, gave ths characterstc evaluaton: I m cautously optmstc." Then, smlng, he offered ths out-of-character observaton: "We may surprse a few people." Falcons wn two of three EDISON The Edson Falcons football teams won two games and ted one Sunday aganst Iseln squads. The Mdgets defeated Iseln, 18-7, whle the Pee Wees won a 12-6 decson. The Junor Pee Wee teams fought to a 6-6 te. Duane Strothers broke up a close Mdget Dvson game by scamperng 97 yards for a / C f / m o C 7 o L J e Jo rfto announces FA LL M USIC SC H ED U LE MUSIC CURRICULUM 'N A TIO N A L KEYBOARD Accordan. Gutar ARTS PROGRAM Pano (prvate). Brass - Chldren's Pano Classes now form ngj Pano (class) Woodwnds Adult Program Organ Drums Brochures avalable Prvate lessons on all nstruments and all levels. For Detaled Inform aton Concernng Your C hld s Interest - CALL o r COME IN - The Rchest Chld Is Poor Wthout a Muscal Educaton Accordan Rentals & Sales NORTH AVENUE 0UNELLEN. N.J. touchdown n the thrd perod. That gave the Falcons a 13-6 lead, and Tom Fglolno added the clncher n the fnal quarter when he ntercepted a pass and took t 20 yards to score. The Falcons had taken a 6-0 lead n the frst perod when Jose Roca scored on a 3-yard run. But Iseln s Ken Hanna scored a touchdown and Dave Barnes dved for the extra pont to gve Iseln a 7-6 halftme advantage. In the Pee Wee game, Lamont Robnson scored on a 35-yard run n the second perod to gve the Falcons a 6-6 te at the half. Rodney Allen had scored for Iseln n the frst perod. In the thrd perod, Jm Zafarana set up the wnnng touchdown wth a 54-yard run to the 1-yard lne. On thrd down, Mke Boslet passed to George Sawck for the decsve sx-ponter. Outsde lnebacker Danny Kennedy, and mddle guard Jm Roberts excelled on defense for the Falcons. Bll Zatorks gave the Falcons a 6-0 lead n the Junor Pee Wee game when he ran 60 yards to score n tne thrd perod. But wth 2 mnutes left to play, Len Danwrch of Iseln ran 78 yards to te the game. The Falcons wll play Sunday at Monroe Townshp, wth the Junor Pee Wees kckoff set for noon. 'Future Stars7 rase money for MD drve EDISON "The Future Stars, a group of 22 elementary school students of Edson Woods West rased $83 for Jerry Lews s recent Muscular Dystrophy telethon. A group of local resdents applauded the Stars frst annual varety-talent show. The cast ncluded Sandra Cheng, Colleen Cooper, Allson Deland, Lena Drucker, Tffany Funk, Kerry May, Terrca Swangn, Karen Yapes, Colleen Deland, Susan Gazaleh, Jmmy Deland, Wendy Cheng, Jennfer Cooper, Chrsty Deland, Dawn Funk, Gllan Klos, Cndy Muller, Stephane Tudor, Melane Yapes, Shown Swangn, Jacke Tudor and Melssa Kalfa.

7 the Revew September 17, 1981 page 7 N ew MHS coach plans 'exctng football' By TOM EVANS METUCHEN Want to put some exctement n your lfe ths fall? Follow the Metuchen Hgh School football team. New Coach Mke Clento promses a completely dfferent" offensve look when the Bulldogs open at Mddlesex on September 26. "We ll have people n moton, spread formatons, and well take plenty of gambles, "Clento sad Tuesday. It wll be exctng football to watch. Clento s multple offense wll be run from a varety of formatons, but he expects to mx passng and runnng equally. I lke a wde open offense, explans the new coach, not three yards and a cloud of dust. And he feels that quarterback Paul Bruder, a junor up from the junor varsty, s just the one to run that offense. By the tme he s through at Metuchen, he ll be well-known around the county and the state, predcts Clento. Bruder, at 5-11 and 170 pounds, can throw the ball both long and accurately, Clento sad. Behnd hm n the backfeld wll be George Relly, a 5-10, 165-pound junor whose speed wll gve the Bulldogs an outsde threat from one of the halfback slots. The other halfback wll be ether Steve Hecht or Tm Brown, both ofwhomarepower runners wth speed. The fullback slot wll probably be splt between Jerry Drew, a 6-1, 185 senor, and Bob Knoll, a 5-11, 190 pound junor. A strong offensve lne wll be led by Steve Zolner at rght guard. He s our bg leader there, says Clento, "he s a hell of an athlete." At left guard wll be Pete Lally, a 5-10,175 senor. Mke Mullen, a 5-11, 235- pound junor, s another player that Clento feels wll make hs mark by the tme he leaves MHS. He has good sze and a lot of ablty, sad the coach. He can move and has a very mportant job at center that s where everythng starts." The offensve tackles wll be John Schumann, a 6-0, 210 senor, and Ted Grabowsk,a5-10, 220 junor. "Both of them have done an excellent job n scrmmages, sad Clento. The new coach s also hgh on Blly German, a 5-8,150-pound senor at splt end, and Paul Hall, a 6-2, 190 pound junor who wll play tght end. "German has a lot of speed and we expect lots of bg plays from hm," sad Clento. He termed Hall a good blocker" who can also be expected to catch lots of passes. It s Kckoff Tme for Metuchen Hgh and... BUCKY BULLDOG Jeff Merrtts, a 5-11, 155- pound junor, s Bruder s backup, and may be used n specal stuatons," Clento sad. Bran Wood, a 6-1, 170- pound junor, has the unque ablty to play at both splt end or tght end, Clento says. As long as our offensve lne stays healthy, sad Clento, we ll be OK. We do lack depth there. Many of the offensve players wll be gong both ways. Zolner wll play defensve tackle, whle Lally s expected to play noseguard n the Bulldogs 52 defense. Mullen s also a noseguard, but wll play tackle when Lally s n the game. Grabowsk wll also do double duty at tackle. The defensve ends wll be Hall and Alan Roth, a 6-3, 165- pound junor, descrbed by Clento as a player who wll really help us." The lnebackers are Knoll, termed by Clento the best lnebacker we have rght now" and Pat Lepre, a 5-8,148-pound junor. Lepre s a tough ndvdual who has really come along, sad the coach. Relly and German, along wth John Muho and Hecht, wll make up the secondary. Muho s a 5-8, 160-pound senor. And at safety, Clento has one of the best htters n the state n Hecht, a 5-9, 160- pound senor. Clento compares hm to Scott Jensen (now at Rutgers), who was a superb defensve player at Kennedy Hgh. I put Hecht n that category, stated Clento. "I m very optmstc about the upcomng season," says Clento, and t s obvous he feels the Bulldogs can mprove on last year s 1-8 record. But wnnng sn t everythng, n Clento s mnd. He feels football players should get more out of the game. They should learn that f they work hard enough for somethng, that they wll eventually get t. They should also set a goal and go after t. "Learnng how to work wth other people on a football feld wll help them later n lfe," he sad. The new coach also has a couple of new assstant coaches, Rch Sandholt, who wll handle the runnng backs and defensve lnemen, and Larry Mokar, who wll coach tght ends, defensve ends and offensve tackles. Ned Enns wll handle the defense, lnebackers and offensve lne, whle Clento oversees the entre offense. The kckng game wll rest on the feet of punter Zolner and placekckers Chrs Kolbenschlag or Tm Brown. Watch ths space next week and each Thursday durng football season for Bucky s second annual U-PC-EM Contest You could wn an Ashley Artght Heater. Come In and See BUCKY. BUCKLES A BUTCH on SEPTEMBER 2S and Pck Up Your FREE Bulldog Pen. (one per customer) M etucten (&rate Sc (Sft FIREPLACE SHOP U4 Mala Street. Met f.d Paglaran New Metuchen Hgh coach Mke Clento makes a pont wth safety Steve Hecht (36) and Steve Zolner pror to practce sesson Tuesday Local Pop Warner teams awat Mddlesex games METUCHEN Metuchen Pop Warner teams wll host Mddlesex squads Sunday n three games at Edgar Feld. The Junor Pee Wee contest s set for 11:45 a.m. The local teams dropped decsons to West Wndsor on Sunday. The Mdget team lost a game, to level ts record at 1-1. Rob Leaf scored on a short plunge; Dan Hala raced 80 yards for a touchdown and Vance Adams talled on a 50- yard run for Metuchen. In the Pee Wee game, West Wndsor won 19-13, despte a Edson topc: Youths' needs EDISON Dr. Floyd Turner, former drector of program plannng and evaluaton for the Communty Mental Health Center, Rutgers Medcal School, wll speak on A profle of Edson and the needs of ts youth at a communty forum next Thursday, September 24, at 7:30 p.m. n the Muncpal Buldng. Ths topc s based on a study conducted n Edson by Dr. Turner and hs research team. All townshp resdents and representatves of communty agences are nvted. The forum, sponsored by the Edson/Metuchen Advsory Commttee of the Communty Mental Health Center, wll be held n the Councl Chamber. Sp ecal regstraton set by a d u lt school METUCHEN A specal regstraton perod to fll openngs n 25 courses and to accommodate late regstrants wll be held by the Metuchen Communty Adult School from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the hgh school. There are openngs n callgraphy, ol pantng, staned glass, accountng, yoga, psycho cybernetcs, contemporary dancng, socal dancng, brdge, gutar, Ta Ch Chuan, basc home wrng, furnture refnshng, woodworkng, self defense for women, hors d oeuvres, needlepont, nteror decoratng, gourmet cookng, char canng, assertveness tranng, slmnastcs, tenns, and busness and secretaral courses. Mal regstraton wll contnue through Monday. For more nformaton, call par of touchdowns by Larry Sprgner. Ken Febles ran for an extra pont as the Pee Wee record fell to 0-2. Wlle Ranee and Bobby Kuhne each scored a touchdown, but t wasn t enough to prevent a loss, n the Junor Pee Wee Dvson. That team s 1-1. Pop W arner group p lan s bus trp METUCHEN Metuchen Pop Warner wll be runnng a trp to the Sands Casno, Atlantc Cty, Frday nght, October 16, at a cost of $16 per person wth $10 n quarters refunded. For more nformaton contact Rose Drscoll, 19 Washngton Place, Metuchen. FUEL OIL S J 1 5 LAWN MOWERS SALES SERVICE PARTS We Repar All Makes and Models SNAPPER RIDERS SNAPPER MOWERS TORO MOWERS BOBCAT EQUIPMENT We also carry all types of lawn and garden equpment. METUCHEN POWER MOWER 212 Man Street (Turn off on Lncoln Avenue) per gallon Budget Plans S e rv c e C o n tra cts Yes, We Carry Whte Kerosene NISCHWITZ & COMPANY Establshed Front Street, South Planfeld, NJ LIMITED OFFER! 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8 page 8 the Revew September 17, 1981 Edson coach lookng for heads-up play By TOM EVANS EDISON When a few Edson Hgh School football players went out and got crazy harcuts at about ths tme last year, Coach Mke Wojck chalked t up to "sprt." Ths year, Wojck s more concerned about what s nsde hs players' heads. "We've got some really ntellgent players, observed the Photo by Ed Paglarn Mke Wojck, Edson Hgh coach, gves some ponters to Jeff Carney (70) and Ken Drost pror to recent practce sesson. 7*4*1 % %tkt * 2414 PLAINFIELO AVE. SOUTH PLAINFIELO TEL. (201) $ ANY COMPLETE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES OPTICIANS WITH THIS COUPON Offer Not Vald Wth Any Other Dscount MAYOR ANTHONY M. YELENCSICS AND THE EDISON TOWNSHIP COUNCIL CORDIALLY INVITE THE RESIDENTS OF EDISON TOWNSHIP TO TAKE PART IN AND VIEW THE THIRD ANNUAL THOMAS A. E0IS0N RUN-A-THON CHRISTIAN DIOR TERRI BROGAN PLAYBO Y SOPHIA LOREN RO DEN STO CK O SCAR dela RENTA HOURS: Mon. A Tues. 9-6 Closed Wed. Thurs. (New Late Hours) 9-8 Frl. 9-8 (Temp.) Sat. 9-5 Offer Good Thru Next Tuesday (5 Klometer & 15 Klometer) SPONSORED BY THE EDISON RECREATION DEPARTMENT ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1981 A t 1:00 P.M. Both runs wll start and fnsh at John P. Stevens Hgh School. The 5 klometer and 15 klometer course wll wnd through the streets of Edson Townshp. We nvte you and your famly to watch the race and encourage the runners. If you lve along the prescrbed route, we ask for your cooperaton by parkng your cars n your drveway and keepng your dogs confned. If you would lke to partcpate, you can, by havng a lawn sprnkler set on the curb and turned on when the runners pass your home. If a runner rases both arms above hs head, he wll be askng to be sprayed wth a garden hose. second-year coach Monday before puttng hs 70 grdders through a practce sesson. I told them, no crazy harcuts, and that I expected them to act lke gentlemen on and off the feld, he sad. Wojck feels strongly thatdscplne n school and at practce carres over to the football feld. I want the football players to be recognzed as somethng specal," he says. And a players' atttude durng practce sessons s also very mportant to Wojck. What you do n practce, you do n a game, he says. If you don't work on fundamentals n practce, you won t do t rght n a game, ether. Edson coaches have been drllng the players hard n fundamental blockng and tacklng snce September 1, but many of the athletes started workng toward ths season shortly after endng a 3-6 campagn last Thanksgvng Day. An off-season weght-lftng program has added some muscle to the Eagles. The strength has been very vsble n scrmmage sessons, observed Wojck. The offense has looked good n spots durng recent scrmmages, accordng to the coach. Experence from that 3-6 season wllalsohelptheeagles, who have 22 returnng lettermen. Edson won three of ts last fve games last year. The Eagles wll mss players lke fullback Joe Lynch, who carred the ball on 85 percent of hs team s runnng plays and ganed 890 yards, and standout center Bll Sehl. Lynch s talback spot wll be flled by senor Dave Valeran, who played quarterback last year. John Redman, a junor, and Phl Gassaro, a senor, are also expected to see acton there. Carmne LaManna, who started the last fve games when Scott Dckerson was hurt last season, s expected to start at fullback. Joe Sehen, a senor, wll also run from that spot. At quarterback, Henry Santos, a 6-1 senor who ran the team on a few occasons last year, appears to have that spot naled down. Junor Daro Perla, who played the last four games of the 1980 season, wll utlze hs 4.6 speed at slotback. The splt end s speedster Ken Bogdan, a hurdler on the track team. Dave Bussere wll lne up at the tght end poston. Takng Sehl s place at center wll be senor Bobby Payne. "We were very pleased wth hm n scrmmages," sad Wojck. At the tackles wll be veteran Jeff Carney, a 6-2, 235-pound senor, and Ken Percy, a 6-2, 210-pounder. The guards wll be Dan Farrar, at 5-11 and 195 pounds, andbernebragen,a6-1, 189-pound junor. Bragen s the player Wojck ponts to when he talks about the offseason weght program. He was 150 pounds at the end of last season, but now he s 189 and he has the frame to put on 30 more pounds, sad the coach. Defensvely, Edson wll use a 52 Monster" algnment, wth sophomore John Scarllo, a 5-11, 185-pounder, as the noseman. He's very tough and has a good atttude," sad Wojck happly. Senor lettermen Tony Warren and Ken Dost wll be the defensve tackles. Warren weghs n at 244 pounds and stands 6-2, whle Drost, who has also beneftted from the weght program, carres 210 pounds on a 6-1 frame. Bussere, at 6-0,175, wll play both ways, teamng wth Rch Strachan (5-10, 180) at defensve end. The lnebackng stuaton s up n the ar," Wojck says, but feels that Sehen, LaManna, Mke Messneo (5-11, 190) and Mke Kennedy (5-11, 170) are the top canddates. The monster n the secondary s also a queston mark at ths pont, but Redman and Jerry Dalton are the man contenders. The monster lnes up on the strong sde of a formaton and usually s responsble for contanment. It s almost lke a lnebacker," says Wojck. Defensve halfbacks wll be Andy Bythell, Danny Phllps and Valeran. Santos, another two-way performer, wll play safety. The kckng game wll be handled by placekcker Greg Yock and ether Perla or Valeran wll do the puntng. Others expected to see acton are Ame Santago, a backup for Bogdan who may also return kckoffs and punts, and Rch Ftzgerald, who could play at defensve end. Wojck readly admts that he made "a lot of mstakes" n hs frst year at the helm, but feels he s much better organzed now. "Our practces are more organzed, and the other coaches are also back for a second year, so we know the personnel better, he sad. "Also, the kds know me better, and we have some good leadershp from the senors." Wojck s assstant coaches are Ken Stout, quarterbacks and defensve backs; Bob Zerngo, offensve ends and defensve backs; Dave Ungerer, backs and lnebackers, and Tm Peterson, offensve and defensve ends. Wojck agan ponts to fundamentals when lookng ahead to another season n the tough Mddlesex County Athletc Conference. If we run, tackle and block well, we should have a respectable team, he sad. That s what we re lookng for respectablty." Cub Scout Pack to m eet M onday METUCHEN Cub Scout Pack 16, sponsored by the St. Francs PTA, wll hold ts pack meetng Mondaynghtat7:30n the CYO meetng room. All boys who are at least 7 years old and have completed the second grade, or who are 8, 9 or 10 years old are nvted to attend. Each boy must be accompaned by one parent. ROUTE - 5 KILOMETER START AT J.P. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL GROVE AVENUE MT PLEASANT AVENUE OAK TREE ROAD NEW DOVER ROAD GROVE AVENUE J.P. STEVENS TRACK - FINISH ROUTE 15 KILOMETERS START AT J.P. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL GROVE AVENUE OAK TREE ROAD WOODLAND AVENUE INMAN AVENUE WOOO AVENUE NEW DOVER ROAD GROVE AVENUE J.P. STEVENS TRACK - FINISH Your cooperaton and partcpaton s requested and greatly apprecated. So, come on out and cheer on all the runners on Sunday, September 20, METUCHEN FISH MARKET 454 MAIN STREET METUCHEN FRESH FISH DAILY FRESH MADE DAILY STUFFED FILLET CLAM S * SHRIMP CLOSED MONDAYS

9 MRS. ROGER F. PETERCSAK Vrgna resdent brde of Roger F. Petercsak METUCHEN The marrage of Marsha Lynn Scott and Roger Francs Petercsak was performed Saturday n the Frst Baptst Church of Alexandra, Va. The brde s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Scott of Ednburg, Va. The brdegroom s the son of Francs Petercsak of Metuchen and Mrs. Joseph Fano of North Planfeld. Kathryn S. Hagler of El Paso, Tex., the brdes sster, was matron of honor. Brdesmads were Kathrne Allard of San Antono, Tex.; Sara Rdenourof BIL to open y e a r w th fasho n show METUCHEN The Borough Improvement League wll open ts season today at noon wth a fall luncheon and fashon show at the Metuchen Golf and Country Club. Fashons by Madelene Shrank of Metuchen wll be modeled by club members. 'B reast reconstructon' Dr. S u yd erm an 's topc EDISON Dr. Reuven Suyderman wll speak on the topc Breast reconstructon Wednesday nght at 7:30 n the Edson Publc Lbrary on Planfeld Avenue. Dr. Suyderman s head of plastc and reconstructve surgery of the College of Medcne and Dentstry, Rutgers Medcal School. Hs talk s sponsored by the Breast Rehabltaton Servce of the school, an nformaton and referral servce for women who have had mastectomes. For more nformaton, call Sylva Rch's art chosen for shows METUCHEN Local artst Sylva Rch has fne art prnts ncluded n two nvtatonal New Jersey art exhbts ths month. Expermental Monoprnts at the Morrs Museum of Arts and Scences wll be shown from September 21 through October 25. The other exhbt at Summt Art Center of professonal prntmakers may be seen through October 1. Mrs. Rch plans to exhbt much of her recent art work at Metuchen's Festval of Art on October 10, the day of the Country Far. Sprngfeld, Va., and Darla Gerlach of Alexandra, Va. Mchelle Lamastra of Fanwood, cousn of the brdegroom, was flower grl. The brdegroom s uncle, Rchard Caron of Kendall Park, was best man. Ushers were the brde's brother, Davd Scott of Washngton, D.C.; Paul Govnco of Whte Plans, N.Y., and John Hanknson of Wood- brdge. Mchael Hagler, the brde's nephew, was rng bearer. The brde s a graduate of Crossland Hgh School n Temple Hlls, Md., and s a management analyst for the U S. Army Corps of Engneers n Washngton. The brdegroom was graduated from St. Joseph's Hgh School and Rutgers College from whch he receved a BS n busness admnstraton. He s a management analyst for the U.S. Army Materel Development and Readness Command n Alexandra. After a weddng trp to Calforna, the couple wll lve n Alexandra. PTSA to hear reorganzaton dscusson EDISON Superntendent of Schools Charles Boyle and Dr. Joseph Kreskey, assstant superntendent, wll dscuss the proposed reorganzaton of the school system at Tuesday s 8 p.m. meetng of the Edson Hgh School PTSA n the hgh school audtorum. A fnal vote on the reorganzaton plan s scheduled at the December Board of Educaton meetng. A queston-and-answer sesson wll follow the presentaton by the admnstrators. Parents of elementary, junor and senor hgh school students are nvted to attend. Kn-Buc C oalton to m eet Tuesday EDISON The Coalton to Contan Kn-Buc wll meet Tuesday nght at 8 n the lounge of St. Paul s Lutheran Church on Old Post Road. The group wll share nformaton about the EPA's ncnerator and dscuss future goals and strateges. A slde show of the chemcal landfll wll also be shown. Honor Howes at party markng golden weddng EDISON Bertha and George Howe of 12 Rchard Road were guests of honor Saturday at a party markng ther 50th weddng annversary. The affar was gven by ther son, G. Arthur Howe of Aurora, Colo., and ther son-n-law and daughter, Donald and Jean Macfe of Karen Place. More than 65 guests, ncludng out of state frends from Iowa, New York and Pennsylvana, attended the party at Pumptown Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Howe were marred September 12, 1931, n the Arlngton Avenue Presbyteran Church n East Orange. They lved n Madson for 26 years pror to movng to Edson sx years ago. Mr. Howe retred as a manager of the surety bond department of the Home Insurance Company n New York Cty. Mrs. Howe retred as a secretary for the currculum center of the Madson Board of Educaton. Mr. Howe s treasurer of the Old Guard of Morrs County. He s a 50-year member of the DeMolay Legon of Honor, a member of Hope Lodge, F&AM, Scottsh Rte of the Valley of Trenton, Salaam Temple of Lvngston, Square Club of Madson Lodge and Scottsh Rte Club of Central Jersey. Unted W a y p lans fundrasng dnner EDISON The Unted Way of Centra! Jersey wll launch ts annual fundrasng campagn tonght wth a kckoff dnner at The Pnes Manor. A cocktal hour wll precede the 7 p.m. dnner. Over 600 persons, ncludng volunteers and representatves of corporatons, muncpal government and human servce agences are expected to attend. The organzaton supports over 100 human servce programs provded by 32 local and 8 natonal member agences n Mddlesex County and Frankln Townshp. SISTERHOOD MEETING METUCHEN Chapter Al, PEO Ssterhood wll meet at 8 p.m. Monday, September 28, at the home of Mrs. Robert F. Moss, 75 Mason Drve. The socal commttee wll present the program. The Howes are actve members of the Oak Tree Chapter of the Amercan Assocaton of Retred Persons and the Oak Tree Presbyteran Church as well as the local senor ctzens group. They have two grandchldren. Metuchente guest speaker at college CRANFORD Vck Boman of Metuchen, an engneerng assocate wth Western Electrc n Sprngfeld, wll be one of the guest speakers n a program on the potental for women n engneerng at Unon College on September 26. The free program s open to female hgh school freshmen, sophomores and junors. It wll begn at 9 a.m n the Campus Center Theatre. Mrs. Boman wll dscuss "Mathematcs and nontradtonal felds for women." She wll provde nformaton on women employed n jobs prevously not open to women; how a mathematcal background can prepare a woman forthe future, and how t s utlzed n the feld of electrcal engneerng. She wll also show how salares n mathrelated jobs compare wth those n other careers. The deadlne for regstraton s tomorrow, September 18. For' more nformaton, call Professor Jean Lane, , Ext GOLD, SILVER and DIAMOND BUYERS THE UTTLE STORE 474V ManSt., Metuchen (next to Danfords) the Revew September 17, 1981 page 9 > :;- JOAN E. CUMMINGS Joan Cummngs plans marrage METUCHEN Mr. and Mrs. Wllam C. Cummngs Jr. of 41 Concord Avenue have announced the engagement of ther daughter, Joan E. Cummngs, to Danel J. Senese of Sea Brght. He s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Senese of Ccero, III. Mss Cummngs s a graduate of Metuchen Hgh School and East Carolna Unversty. She s employed by John F. Kennedy Medcal Center. Mr. Senese was graduated from the Unversty of Illnos and s employed by Bell Laboratores n Pscataway. The weddng wll take place on March 20, SS1 YANIK S CERAMIC TILE BATHROOMS KITCHENS FOYERS FREE ESTIMATES IN METUCHEN AREA "Home of Famous Brand Applances at Low, Low Prces" Servce Phone Sales Phone * ee-more TV 6- APPLIANCE CENTER 551 MIDDLESEX AVE. METUCHEN, N J. MISTY VALLEY LADIES OUTERWEAR OUTLET THE STORE FOR TODAY S WOMEN WITH FASHION AND PRICE IN MIND 30% to 60% BELOW RETAIL PRICES BLAZERS.. SKI JACKETS DOWN VESTS DOWN COATS ALL SPRING LONG COATS ur Reg $ HOW s? n lc o m * 2 0 tro m ^ l 5 from*! 8 from A VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORS Store Hours: 10 A M. - 4 P.M., Monday thru Frday 1531 So. Washngton Ave., Pscataway, N.J Between Stelton Road and Route

10 page 10 the Revew September 17, 1981 Charles H. Chrstansen; des at Pa. burn center EDISON Charles H. Chrstansen, 59, of Dorothy Avenue ded Saturday at the Crozer-Chester Medcal Center n Chester, Pa. of selfnflcted burns. Servces were held Tuesday at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church n Fords. Mr. Chrstansen suffered burns over 60 percent of hs body last Wednesday when he locked hmself n a car near Freehold Hgh School, doused hmself wth gasolne and lt a match. Polce reported that the ncdent occurred shortly after an argument between Mr. Chrstansen and hs frst wfe, Norma Chrstansen of Colts Neck, a teacher at the hgh school. He was born n Woodbrdge and had lved most of hs lfe n Mddlesex County. He retred last year after eght years as an owner-operator of the Central Traler Co. n Hazlet. Mr. Chrstansen served wth the Army Ar Corps durng World War II. Survvng are hs wfe, Nora Hansen Anthony Chrstansen; two daughters, Judy of Morgan- Mrs. Olver; lfe member of ad squad METUCHEN Funeral servces were held Saturday for Jean F. Dewender Olver, 63, of MacPherson Avenue, who ded Thursday at J.F. Kennedy Medcal Center, Edson. Mrs. Olver, who was born n Metuchen, was a member of the Unted Centenary Methodst Church, the Mount Zon Chapter 116 Order of the Eastern Star n Metuchen and a lfe member of the Metuchen Frst Ad Squad. Her husband, James Olver, ded n Survvng are a daughter, Susan Olver of Metuchen; three sons, Dr. James of East Brunswck; Bruce of Borng, Md., and DeWtt of Metuchen; a brother, Harry Dewender of Colorado Sprngs, and four grandchldren. The Rev. Davd Buchanan, pastor of the Reformed Church of Hghland Park, offcated at servces at the Koyen Funeral Home. Bural was n Hllsde Cemetery. vlle and Pamela MacFarlane of Barrngton, R.I.; a son, TaylorC. Chrstansen of Greenvlle, N.C.; four brothers, Norman of East Brunswck, Albert of Edson, Wllam of New Brunswck and Harold of St. Lous, and three grandchldren. Mr. Schmdt; was retred from Revlon EDISON Ralph E. Schmdt, 64, a natve of Dubuque, Iowa who lved n Brooklyn before movng here 22 years ago, ded Sunday at J.F. Kennedy Medcal Center. He had retred n June after26 years as a processor for the Revlon Corp. here. Mr. Schmdt was a communcant of St. Matthew's Roman Catholc Church, and a member of Pope Pus XII Councl, Knghts of Columbus. Survvng are hs wfe, Helen Adone Schmdt; two daughters, Felca Jackson of South Rver, and Clarssa at home; hs mother, Clara Schmdt of Adrne, Mch.; three brothers, Gene, Alfonse and Kenneth, all of Dubuque; two ssters, Vrgna and Neoma, both of Mchgan, and a granddaughter. A Mass of Chrstan Bural was offered Tuesday at St. Matthew's Church. Mr. Mawbey; was retred from Ashland METUCHEN Clarence Mawbey, 65, of Woodbrdge Avenue, a natve of Perth Amboy who had lved here for the past 28 years, ded September8 at home. He retred from Ashland Ol Co. n 1971 after 32 years wth the company. Mr. Mawbey was an Army Ar Corps veteran of World War II. Hs wfe, Anne, ded n Aprl. Survvng are a son, Douglas of San Francsco; a brother, Amos of Perth Amboy, and a sster, Dors Barch of Edson. The Rev. Robert G. Bayley, pastor of the Frst Presbyteran Church of Metuchen, offcated at servces Frday at the Runyon Mortuary. Bural was n Lake Nelson Memoral Park, Pscataway. 548-Z134 Est KOYEN FUNERAL HOME Tara Frehon, 12; Edson resdent EDISON Tara Frehon, 12, of Baltc Street, who was born n Brstol, Pa., and had lved n Wllngboro before movng here fve years ago, ded Sunday at Bellevue Hosptal, New York. She attended the Mddlesex County Cerebral Palsy School here. Survvng are her parents, Arthur and Eleen Frehon; a brother, Steven, at home; her maternal grandmother, Esther Rckes of Levttown, Pa., and her paternal grandfather, Irvng Frehon of Hollywood, Ft a. Servces were held Tuesday from the Gutterman, Muscant and Kretzman Funeral Home, Unon. Bural was n Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbrdge. Shva wll be observed at the Frehon resdence, 32 Baltc Street. Memoral contrbutons may be made to the Mddlesex County Cerebral Palsy School. Mrs. Merwn; was journalst n Syracuse METUCHEN Jacquelne Merwn, 62, of Clffwood Place, who was born n Baltmore and had lved here snce 1945, ded Monday at home. For many years, Mrs. Merwn was a journalst n Syracuse, N.Y. She was a member of the Centenary Unted Methodst Church, a member of the League of Women Voters and the Metuchen Book Club. Mrs. Merwn was a 1940 magna cum laude graduate of Syracuse Unversty and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sororty Her husband, Frederc Merwn, ded n Survvng are two sons, Mles M. of New York Cty, and Frederc E. of Metuchen. Prvate servces were held at the Runyon Mortuary. Sf. Thom as slates 'B ack to School' EDISON St. Thomas Aqunas Hgh School s Back to School nght wll be held Wednesday at 7:30. Parents wll be able to follow ther chldren s daly schedule and meet the teachers. The Parent-Teacher Guld wll serve refreshments. Nlls Sampey, engneer, amateur astronomer, 73 METUCHEN Nffs Sampey, 73, oflnsley Place, an engneer and an amateur astronomer, ded last Wednesday, September 9 at J.F. Kennedy Medcal Center, Edson. Mr. Sampey, who was bom n Detrot, had lved here for the past 25 years. He was a structural desgner at Exxon Corp. n Lnden for fve years, retrng n Prevously he had worked on hghway and brdge desgns n Detrot, Cleveland and New York. Mr. Sampey receved hs engneerng degree from the Unversty of Detrot. He was a member of the Amateur Astronomers Assocaton of New York and was nvolved n the buldng of telescopes. He was also a member of the Astronomcal Socety of the Pacfc and of the Royal Astronomcal Socety of Canada. Survvng are hs wfe, Mary Katherne Sampey; a son, Davd; a daughter, Paula Arlngton, and one grandchld. A memoral servce was held Monday at the Koyen Funeral Home. Motorcyclst hurt METUCHEN James Con- Ion Jr., 22, of 20 Sharon Court, suffered a head njury Sunday nght when hs motorcycle sld out from under hm as t was roundng the curve from Lake Avenue nto Essex Avenue. Conlon sad he would seek medcal attenton from hs own physcan. Conlon told Patrolman James Seabasty that he was travelng south on Lake and as the cycle rounded the curve t ht an ol slck on the roadway. C a rs stop for bker, one ht from b eh n d METUCHEN A car drven by Susan J. Loehwng of 52 Koster Boulevard, Edson, was struck n the rear Saturday afternoon at Grove and Mddlesex avenues. The other drver, Bonne J. Peetz of 40 MacArthur Drve, Edson, told Patrolman Robert J. Kolbus that she was behnd the Loehwng car and when the lght turned green she dd not antcpate that the cars n front would stop for a bcyclst who was crossng the street aganst the lght. Memoral contrbutons may be made to the Book Purchasng Fund of the Metuchen Publc Lbrary. N O T IC E PUBLIC NOTICE BOROUGH OF METUCHEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Assessment of the Borough of Metuchen Mddlesex County, New Jersey, that September at the tme set opposte each mprovement. s hereby fxed as the tme, and the Councl Chambers Borough Hall, comer Man Street and Mddlesex Avenue, n the Borough of Metuchen. as the place, for the hearng of al persons nterested n the assessment for benefts and damages by reason of undertakng of the followng mprovements n accordance wth the ordnances n each case adopted by the Borough Councl. Ord. #76-27 BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS STREETS. IN AND BY THE BOROUGH OF METUCHEN. IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $237,800, THEREFOR, DIRECTING A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT OF PART OF THE COST THEREOF. AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OR NOTES OF THE BOROUGH FOR FINAN CING THE SAME. Ross Avenue. Mayfeld Place & Chrstol Street 0:00 p.m. Upland Avenue. New York Avenue & Oho Avenue 8:20 p.m. Martn Street 8.30 p m. Coan Place 8:45 p.m. Waltham Avenue. Aldan Avenue, Lowol Avenue A Homestead Road 9:00 p.m Graham Avenue _ 9.20 p.m. BOARD OF ASSESSMENT ELEANOR M BRENNAN Secretary Fees: $8 19 September N O T IC E LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON NO. 32-SI AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON. NEW JERSEY BY AMENDING CHAPTER 82. ARTICLE VI E N T IT L E D. " B U S S T O P S DESIGNATED". ANGELO A. ORLANDO, JR. Presdent of Councl ATTEST: PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst th«above Ordnance was fnally adopted by the Muncpal Councl of the Townshp of Edson, County of Mddlesex, N.J., on the 9th day of September. 1981, and approved by the Mayor on the 10th day of September. 19B1. Townshp Clerl Fees: $4.62 September 17, 1981 N O T IC E LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON NO AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE PUBLIC RIGHTS IN AND OVER PREMISES KNOWN AS BLOCK 546JJ, LOT 7. ANGELO A. ORLANDO, JR. Presdent ol Councl ATTEST: Townshp Clert PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Ordnance was fnally adopted by the Muncpal Councl ol the Townshp of Edson, County of Mddlesex. N.J., on the 9lh day of September, 1981, end approved by the Mayor on the 10th day ol September Townshp Clertr Fees: $4.20 September 17,1981 RUNYON MORTUARY ESTABLISHED 1906 Frst n Metuchen 319 Amboy Avenue Metuchen, N.J. JOHN GARRETSON KOYEN Manager Fve Generatons of Servce EST BACK TO SCHOOL PLANTS JACK S FLOWER SHOP 182 Man Street Metuchen MIDDLESEX AVE. (Rt. 27) METUCHEN

11 CLA SSIFIED ADS Busness Servces Busness Servces SAM WHITE ALUMINUM SIDING VINYL SIDING ROOFING STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES Metuchen, N.J Phoenx Brokerage famous for low cost Auto Insurance Easy Payment Plan Immedate ID Cards Free Quote By Phone Mon. - Fr. 9-5 Sat. 9-1 CALL TOLL FREE (800) tl 8:00 p m Car Insurance $255 Yearly C all Jonathan Insurance Agency 822 Rartan Ave. Hghland Park Parts ol Unon & Mddlesex Countes Baste Coverage Male Drvers over 30 Female Drvers over 21 ALSO AVAILABLE HOME OWNERS & LIFE INSURANCE EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED PART TIME SPORTS WRITER to cover hgh school events for the Revew. Some experence and a thorough knowledge of sports necessary. Call Tom Evans, C 1 t 9-17-B1-nc PART TIME WRITER to cover muncpal meetngs n Edson and Metuchen for the Revew. Some experence and a thorough knowledge of muncpal government necessary. Call Tom Evans, C1t nc FOR SALE PART-TIME 1Publc opnon ntervewers. I needed for central locaton n 1 Woodbrdge area. No sellng. 'W ll tran. Weekday hours 6, p.m. - mdnght. W eekend' hours 10 am. - 4 p.m. or 4 p.m. I - 10 p.m. Call: OPINION RESEARCH C0RP ext. 313 between 9 a m. & 4 p.m. Monday thru Frday CLERICAL TYP IST 3 OPENINGS Call WESTERN TEMPORARY SERVICES. Inc NO FEE NO CONTRACT LOOKING FOR WORK AGAIN? Try tem porary work aucton *Je>npt wll hre you! COME IN and SEE US ARTIST'S KIMBALL CONSOLE PIANO, lke new. Best offer. Call between 6 and 10 p.m. C lt CHEVY. 20 WINDOW VAN; customzed wth 2/3 seater chars. Call C p EMPLOYMENT male/female Warehouse workers Secretares Assemblers Typsts Loaders CRT Op.s Forklft Op.s All Clerks... WE NEED: n EDISON n MIDDLESEX BORO 100 M en lo P a rk M all 40 9 U n o n A v e Many jobs requre NO experence! Please send me the Revew 1 Year $ Years $9.00 NAME MAILING ADDRESS. CITY. Mal wth check or m oney order to: STATE. OUT-OF-STATE WANTED WANTED - Antques, porcelan, glass, clocks, etc R tf-c WANTED TO RENT APARTMENT WANTED QUIET, ELDERLY COUPLE, need frst-floor 3-4 room apartment, Mddlesex County C1t c RENTALS OFFICE RENTALS EDISON-MEDICAL OFFICE SPACE. Buld to sut. Sprng occupancy. Off street parkng. Route 27 and Brookhll Avenue R1t c GARAGE SALES GARAGE SALE; Sunday, September 20; 10:00 to 4:00, 80 Gramercy Drve, Pscataway. - P t c NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON NO AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON. NEW JERSEY BY AMENDING CHAPTER 3. ARTICLE XI. ENTITLED PERSONNEL OF DIVISION OF FIRE". ANGELO A. ORLANDO. JR. Presdent of Councl ATTEST: PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Ordnance was fnally adopted by the Muncpal Councl of the Townshp of Edson, County of Mddlesex, N.J., on the 9th day of September, and approved by the Mayor. on the 10th day of September, Fees. *4.62 September 17, 1981 NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON NO AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATION OF THREE (3) PIECES OF FIRE APPARATUS FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON. IN THE COUN TY OF MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY. AP PROPRIATING $100,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $95,000 BONDS OR NOTES TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIPOF EDISON. IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY: SECTION 1. That pursuant to applcable statutes there s hereby authorzed the reconstructon and restoraton of three (3) peces of fre apparatus set forth below, and other purposes necessary, appurtenant or ncdental thereto: ENGINE #4: 1972 SEAGRAVE 1250 G.P.M. PUMPER SERIAL NUMBER - B73072 MODEL NUMBER - PB24068 ENGINE #11: 1972 SEAGRAVE 1250 G.P.M. PUMPER SERIAL NUMBER B73070 MODEL NUMBER - PB24066 ENGINE #14: 1973 SEAGRAVE 1250 G.P.M. PUMPER SERIAL NUMBER D73297 MODEL NUMBER - PB24068 SECTION 2. That the mprovements authorzed n Secton 1 hereof shall be general mprovements. SECTION 3. It s hereby determned and declared by ths Muncpal Councl as follows: A. That the 1981 Captal Budget of the Townshp as submtted and approved by ths Muncpal Councl s hereby amended to nclude the mprovements descrbed n Secton 1 above B. That the maxmum estmated amount of bonds or notes to be ssued for the purposes stated n Secton 1 hereof s $95,000. C. That the estmated maxmum amount of money to be rased from all sources ncludng the down payment descrbed n Paragraph D below, for the purposes stated n Secton 1 1 Year $ Years $13.00 th e R e v e w P.O. BOX 2405 EDISON, N.J ZIP. 1 l. j. NOTICE hereof s $100,000 D. That an appropraton was contaned n a budget or budgets of the Townshp heretofore adopted, ana there s now avalable n sad appropraton the sum of $5,000. whch sad sum s hereby appropnated as a down payment tor the purposes stated n Secton 1 hereof E. That sad sum of $100,000 ncludng sad down payment referred to above, be and the same s hereby appropnated for the purposes stated n Secton 1 hereof SECTION 4. That there s hereby authorzed the ssuance of negotable seral bonds of the Townshp of Edson, n the County of Mddlesex. New Jersey, n aggregate prncpal amount of not exceedng Nnety-Fve Thousand Dollars ($95,000). pursuant to the Local Bond Law, consttutng Chapter 2 of Ttle 40A of the Revsed Statutes of New Jersey, for the purpose of fnancng the cost, together wth sad down payment, of the mprovements descrbed n Secton 1 hereof The form, rate or rates of nterest and al other detals of sad bonds not prescrbed heren shall be determned by subsequent resoluton or resolutons adopted pursuant to law SECTION 5. That pendng the ssuance of the permanent bonds authorzed n Secton 4 hereof there s hereby authorzed the ssuance of bond antcpaton notes of the Townshp of Edson n an aggregate prncpal amount of not exceedng Nnety-Fve Thousand Dollars ($ ) pursuant to the Local Bond Law. consttutng Chapter 2 of Ttle 40A of the Revsed Statutes of New Jersey. The form, method of sale, maturtes, rate or rates of nterest and all other detals of sad notes not prescrbed heren shall be determned by subsequent resoluton or resolutons adopted pursuant to law SECTION 6. If the Townshp shall recetveany grants or moneys from the Unted States of Amerca or the State of New Jersey, or any agences thereof, for the purposes provded for n ths ordnance, the amount of bonds or notes so authorzed heren shall be reduced by the amounts of sad grants or moneys receved before the ssuance of such bonds or notes and n the event that any of such grants or moneys are receved after the ssuance of such bonds or notes shall be appled to the payment of prncpal of or nterest on sad bonds or notes SECTION 7. It s hereby found, determned and declared by ths Muncpal Councl as follows: (A) That the bonds ssued pursuant to ths ordnance shall bear nterest at such rate or rates as shall be determned hereafter, not exceedng the maxmum rate provded by law, payable sem-annually. (B) That the perod of usefulness of the mprovements or property descrbed n Secton 1 hereof, for whch the oblgatons authorzed by ths ordnance are to be ssued, wthn the lmtatons of sad Local Bond Law s fve years (C) That the supplemental debt statement requred by sad Local Bond Law has been duly NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON NO AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE AC QUISITION AND CONSTRUCTION OF PARK IN G LO T IM P R O VEM EN TS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON. IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $125,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $118,000 BONDS OR NOTES TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON. IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY: SECTION 1. That pursuant to applcable statutes there s hereby authorzed the acquston and constructon of certan parkng lot mprovements at the Edson Tran Staton, and other purposes necessary, appurtenant or ncdental thereto. SECTION 2. That the mprovements authorzed n Secton 1 hereof shall be general mprovements and shall be constructed substantally n accordance wth the plans and specfcatons prepared by Wllam M. Lund. P.E., Townshp Engneer, and whch shall be approved by ths Councl and fled n the offce of the. SECTION 3. It s hereby determned and declared by ths Muncpal.Councl as follows: A. That the Captal Budget of the Townshp as submtted and approved by ths Muncpal Councl s hereby amended to nclude the mprovements descrbed n Secton 1 above B. That the maxmum estmated amount of bonds or notes to be ssued for the purposes stated n Secton 1 hereof s $118,000. C. That the estmated maxmum amount of money to be rased from all sources ncludng the down payment descrbed n Paragraph D below, for the purposes stated n Secton 1 hereof t $125,000. D. That an appropraton was contaned n a budget or budgets of the Townshp heretofore adopted, and there s now avalable n sad appropraton the sum of $7,000. whch sad sum s hereby approprated as a down payment for the purposes stated n Secton hereof E. That sad sum of $125,000. ncludng sad down payment referred to above, be and the same s hereby appropnated for the purposes stated n Secton 1 hereof. SECTION 4 That there t hereby authorzed the ssuance of negotable seral bonds of the Townshp of Edson, n the County of Mddlesex. New Jersey, n aggregate prncpal amount of not exceedng One Hundred Eghteen Thousand Dollars ($118,000), pursuant to the Local Bond Law, consttutng Chapter 2 of Ttle 40A of the Revsed Statutes of New Jersey. for the purpose of fnancng the cost, together wth sad down payment, of the mprovements descrbed n Secton 1 hereof. The form, rate or rates of nterest and all other detals of sad bonds not prescrbed heren shall be determned by subsequent resoluton or resolutons adopted pursuant to law SECTION 5. That pendng the ssuance of the permanent bonds authorzed n Secton 4 hereof there s hereby authorzed the ssuance of bond antcpaton notes of the Townshp of Edson n an aggregate prncpal amount of not exceedng One Hundred Eghteen Thousand Dollars ($118,000) pursuant to the Local Bond Law, consttutng Chapter 2 of Ttle 40A of the Revsed Statutes of New Jersey The form, method of sale, maturtes, rate or rates of.ntereet and all other detals of sad notes not prescrbed heren shall be determned by subsequent resoluton or resolutons adopted pursuant to law SECTION 6. If the Townshp shall recetveany grams or moneys from the Unted States of Amerca or the State of New jersey, or any agences thereof, ncludng the Department of Transportaton of the State of New Jersey, for the purposes provded for n ths ordnance, the the Revew September 17, 1981 page 11 NOTICE made and fled n the offce of the Townshp Clerk pror to the passage of ths ordnance on frst readng and a complete executed orgnal thereof has been fled n the offce of the Drector of the Dvson of Local Fnance of the Department of Communty Affars of the State of New Jersey pnor to the passage of ths ordnance on fnal readng and such statement shows that the gross debt of sad Townshp, as defned m Secton 40A 2-43 of sad Local Bond Law. s ncreased by ths ordnance by $96,000. and that the ssuance of the oblgatons authorzed by ths ordnance wll be wthn all debt oblgatons contaned n the Local Bond Law SECTION 8. That the total amount of the proceeds of the bonds or notes authorzed by ths ordnance whch may be expended for nterest on the oblgatons to fnance such mprovements, engneerng and nspecton costs, legal expenses, the cost of the ssuance of the oblgatons authorzed by ths ordnance and other matters specfed n Secton 40A 2-20 of the Revsed Statutes s not exceedng $10,- 000 SECTION 9 As long as any of the bonds authorzed heren are outstandng the full fath and credt of the Townshp of Edson, n the County of Mddlesex. New Jersey, shall be pledged for the payment of the prncpal of and nterest on all of the bonds and/or notes ssued pursuant to ths ordnance and appropratons shall be annually mantaned n the budget and taxes shall be leved annually for such prncpal and nterest on all of the taxable property wthn sad Townshp wthout lmt as to rate or amount. SECTION 10. Ths ordnance shall take effect twenty days after the frst publcaton thereof after fnal passage n (he manner provded by law. ANGELO A ORLANDO. JR Presdent of Councl Attest: PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Ordnance was fnally adopted by the Muncpal Councl of the Townshp of Edson. County of Mddlesex. N.J., on the 9th day of September and approved by the Mayor on the 10th day of September, 1981 STATEMENT The Bond Ordnance publshed herewth hes been fnally adopted and the twenty-day perod of lmtaton wthn whch a sut, acton or proceedng questonng the valdty of such ordnance may be commenced, as provded In the Local Bond Law, has begun to run from the date of the frst publcaton of ths statement. Fees $38.01 September 17, 1981 NOTICE amount of bonds or notes so authorzed heren shall be reduced by the amounts of sad grants or moneys receved before the Issuance of such bonds or notes and n the event that any of such grants or moneys are receved after the ssuance of such bonds or notes shall be appled to the payment of prncpal of or nterest on sad bonds or notes. SECTION 7. It s hereby found, determned and declared by ths Muncpal Councl as follows: (A) That the bonds ssued pursuant to ths ordnance shall bear nterest at such rate or rates as shall be determned hereafter, not exceedng the maxmum rate provded by law, payable sem-annually. (B) That the perod of usefulness of the mprovements or property descrbed n Secton 1 hereof, for whch the oblgatons authorzed by ths ordnance are to be ssued, wthn the lmtatons of sad Local Bond Law s fve years (C) That the supplemental debt statement requred by sad Local Bond Law has been duly made and fled n the offce of the Townshp Clerk pror to the passage of ths ordnance on frst readng and a complete executed orgnal thereof has been fled n the offce of the Drector of the Dvson of Local Fnance of the Department of Communty Affars of the State of New Jersey pror to the passage of ths ordnance on fnal readng and such statement shows that the gross debt of sad Townshp, as defned n Secton 40A:2-43 of sad Local Bond Law. s ncreased by ths ordnance by $ , and that the ssuance of the oblgatons authorzed by ths ordnance wll be wthn all debt oblgatons contaned n the Local Bond Law. SECTION 8. That the total amount of the proceeds of the bonds or notes authorzed by ths ordnance whch may be expended for nterest on the oblgatons to fnance such mprovements, engneerng and nspecton costs, legal expenses, the cost of the ssuance of the oblgatons authorzed by ths ordnance and other matters specfed n Secton 40A 2-20 of the Revsed Statutes s not exceedng $12, SECTION 9 As long as any of the bonds authorzed heren are outstandng the full fath and credt of the Townshp of Edson, n the County of Mddlesex. New Jersey, shall be pledged for the payment of the prncpal of and nterest on all of the bonds and/or notes ssued pursuant to ths ordnance and appropratons shall be annually mantaned n the budget and taxes shall be leved annually tor such prncpal and nterest on st of hs taxable property wthn sad Townshp wthout lm t as to rate or amount. SECTION 10. Ths ordnance shall take eflect twenty days after the frst publcaton (hereof after fnal passage n the manner provded by law. ANGELO A. ORLANDO. JR Presdent of Councl Attest PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Ordnance was fnally adopted by the Muncpal Councl of the Townshp of Edson. County of Mddlesex, N.J.. on the 9th day of September and approved by the Mayor on the 10th day of September, 1981 STATEMENT The Bond Ordnance publshed herewth hes been fnally adopted and the twenty-day perod of HmUsUon wthn whch a sut, acton or proceedng questonng the valdty of such ordnance may be commenced, as provded In the Local Bond Law. has begun to run from the date of the frst publcaton of ths statsment. LU CILLE TUCKER Fees $36 96 Septsmber

12 page 12 the Revew September 17, 1981 Famly arrves home to dscover burglary METUCHEN The home of Dr. and Mrs. Francs D. McGure of East Che tnut Street was broken nto Saturday nght or early Sunday mornng. Two televson sets and un- S GEI LAW ENFORCEMENT & SUPPLIES Polce, Fre & Frst Ad Equpment Notary Servces Avalable DOUG ZUBER P.O. Bo* 871, Pscataway determned amounts of cash and jewelry were stolen. The break-n was dscovered shortly after mdnght when the occupants returned home after beng away snce 7 p.m. Saturday evenng. Accordng to Patrolman Theodore Whte, the downstars level of the dwellng dd not appear to be dstrubed but several bedrooms on the second floor had been gone through by the thef. MS. RHEA V. ALMEIDA, M.S.W., A.C.S.W. would lke to announce the openng of her offce at 406 Man Street, Metuchen Servces nclude: INDIVIDUAL, COUPLES, and FAMILY THERAPY SEXUAL DISFUNCTION TREATMENT CLINICAL HYPNOSIS Offce Hours by Appontment (201) m m m m BIBLE LANDS JOURNEY The Trp of a Lfetme! Low, Inclusve Prce. Hgh Q ualty. j DEPARTING FROM J.F.K. AIRPORT ON NOVEMBER 16, 1981 Vst Jerusalem, Garden of Gethsemane, Mt. of Olves, Bethlehem, Jercho, Jordan Rver, Sea of Gallee, Dead Sea, Samara, Capern- a aum, Nazareth. Eght days of tourng ncludes round-trp ar transportaton, all 5-star de-luxe hotels, twn-bedded rooms, three meals daly, de-. luxe buses for local transportaton, Englsh-speakng gudes, sght- f seeng & entrance fees, tps, servce charges, taxes, transfers from a overseas arports & hotels. Optonal 3-Day Extenson to Egypt. ACT NOW) Prompt regstraton requred to Insure your reservatons. For more nform aton, call or wrte: * Rev. J. Kenneth Mart or c/o 1st Baptst f Church of New Market, 450 New Market Road, Pscataway, N.J. a f A FBW OP O V R A D & SJ8 > " S A L E E N D S SATURMY SepnMBSR. 22J9D " THST Hp&B B B P T rn H! O P R Q o O F QRVSjSLL ytfhat <rox> o B rr BJCTEWD THP & BSTSA LB \\P K S V)AD SZTURDff 3EPT W &! WH-Hrsl'SVrn PAY" t W HENVnJBTf -WH EKJrtfnJCOG..WHStf'&tTBS'f, y & E E tro O 'P J K ; CRSDJT CRRD s fa K M B B fflfs M d e clark- DEXTBR 3M T - BfrSDcoJtf 0 T te rg & M Z B fl - wflebt- b a c k td sooo tfov u r r m TOBH j j Polce (contnued from page 1) record bureau and has ndcated no nterest n the new poston. The leutenant of operatons, whose functons are beng performed by Sergeant Edward Studnck, wll replace the two captances whch were abolshed after the retrements of Captan Howard Reeder and Captan Charles Reeder. 'Holey' (contnued from page 1) seven other smaller muncpaltes, whch tradtonally have ncluded the cost of santary sewers as part of ther tax rates, the EPA dd agree to exempt home owners and small commercal users from the separate sewer fee. Although the councl s man concern Monday nght was workng out a schedule of user fees for future adopton, Walsh s nfltraton estmate ponted to a major problem that les ahead. And that s the need for a major overhaul, n the not too dstant future, of the borough's agng santary sewer system. Accordng to Walsh, hs 40 percent nfltraton estmate was based on the dfference between the number of gallons of water pumped nto the borough by the Mddlesex Water Company and the amount of sewage that s metered as t enters MCUA trunk lnes. Metuchen has hgh nfltraton," sad Walsh whose fellow counclmen heard hs estmate wthout comment. Walsh sad that t vrtually would be mpossble to come up wth an exact nfltraton fgure. But the dfference between the amount of water metered nto the borough and the amount of sewage pumped out, he sad, s of suffcent magntude to support hs 40 percent estmate. TXCVJSfL S p jse S Too! p flle f 9 JoYo0 T R v o s -ts g s ** *1 Myma U2U MAIN STREET METUCHEN. N.J Edson school reorganzaton plan crtczed (contnued from page 1) One resdent suggested that the John Marshall School on Cornell Street be closed, nstead of Stelton School, but Joseph Kreskey, assstant superntendent, sad such a move would stll result n movng Stelton students to other schools. The future use of Stelton and Oak Tree schools, scheduled to close n June of 1932, also prompted questons. Stelton area resdents reported hearng ''rumors" that the Klmer Job Corps would be transferred to the buldng, but Hnes sad that would not happen. The federal government has more room than t needs at Klmer, sad Hnes, "and the program s beng cut back, so why would they move?" He sad the townshp Recreaton Department has expressed an nterest n wrtng to use Stelton School for a communty and senor ctzens center. That prompted a concern from resdents that the communty center would become a teen-age hangout." Hnes sad all actvtes would be supervsed. Another resdent sad he contacted 100 senor ctzens and found that none of them wanted to use Stelton. A predcted boom" n school populaton by one resdent would not affect Edson, Hnes sad. He ponted out that housng unts here are too expensve ($90,000 to $100,000), and that New Jersey s populaton s gettng older as young famles move to the "Sunbelt." We re losng about 500 students a year," sad Hnes, "and f that contnues we could close four more schools n 1987." A fnal vote on the plan won t come untl December, Hnes sad. Edson students to be transported as schools close EDISON The Board of Educaton ths week announced transportaton plans for students who wll be transferred to other schools when Stelton, Oak Tree, Pscatawaytown and Clara Barton schools are closed under a proposed reorganzaton plan. Approxmately 200 students of the 268 to be transferred from Oak Tree School wll be transported to James Madson, Menlo Park, Woodbrook and Martn Luther Kng schools. Lack of sdewalks, hazardous routes (for walkng) and a dangerous ralroad crossng mandated the busng. The board wll also provde transportaton for 175 students beng transferred from Stelton School to Washngton School. No students wll be permtted to walk across Route 27. Oak Tree and Stelton are scheduled to be closed on June 30, Pscatawaytown and Clara Barton schools are slated to close on June 30, Pscatawaytown students reassgned to Lndeneau School wll not be permtted to walk across Route 1 or to walk to school by way of the Woodbrdge Avenue/Route 1 overpass. Students reassgned from Clara Barton to James Monroe School wll be bused becauseof the hazardous route. Transportaton wll be provded for students lvng west of Route 1 and south of Amboy Avenue. Edson Democrats to m eet tonght EDISON The Edson Democratc Assocaton wll hold ts monthly meetng tonght at 8 at Edson Lanes. Canddates at the local, county and state levels are expected to attend. Mayor Anthony Yelencscs, who s seekng re-electon, wll ntroduce the canddates. Townshp Councl ncumbents Angelo Orlando and George Asprocolas and canddate George Spadoro wll be ntroduced by Counclwoman Dorothy Drwal, campagn manager. Students currently assgned to James Monroe School andwho resde east of Woodbrdge Avenue and north of Amboy Avenue wll also be transported. The cost of the busng s estmated at $175,000. A decson on the reorganzaton wll be made at the board's December meetng. C v Handcapped Drver Evaluaton and Tranng Program The Robert Wood Johnson Jr. Rehabltaton Insttute at John F. Kennedy M edcal Center n Edson olers a comprehensve drver evaluaton and tranng program lor the dsabled. Qualfed canddates lor the program w ll be traned by the Medcal Center's esperts. usng specally equpped van and automoble. M Lcensed by Slate of New Jersey For moderately to severely handcapped Fully adapted van and sedan lor tranng and road test Complete pre-drver evaluatons tor safety Specalzng exclusvely n dsabled drver tranng (201) E D IC A L C E N T E R Edson. New Jersey