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RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT
RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT
Scholarship pageant
planned for May 25
Young ladies in grades
seven through twelve arc invited to participate in the
1986 Collegiate Miss New
Jersey State Scholarship
Pageant, This year's pageant will be held in the Imperial Ballroom of the
Trump Plaza on Sunday,
May 25, in Atlantic City,
Upon acceptance as a
contestant, each girl will
receive her own tiara and
sash on pageant day, The
winner will represent the
pageant in county and/or
state activities throughout
her one-year reign, The
SCHOOL MENUS
WEEK OF Mar. 24
RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL
AND RAHWAY JR. HIGH
MONDAY
Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on roll.
Luncheon No. 2: Cheese dog or frankfurter on
roll.
Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich.
Each of the above luncheons will contain your
choice of two: potatoes, vegetable, chilled juice.
TUESDAY
Luncheon No. 1: Oven baked fish filet on bun.
Luncheon No. 2: Hot meatball submarine sandwich.
Luncheon No. 3: Spiced ham and cheese sandwich.
Each of tho above luncheons will contain the
choice of two: potatoes, vegetable, fruit.
WEDNESDAY
Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger on bun.
Luncheon No. 2: Macaroni and cheese. Bread
and butter, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit.
Luncheon No. 3: Chicken salad sandwich.
Luncheons No. 1 and 3 will contain cholco of
two: potatoes, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit.
THURSDAY
Luncheon No. 1: Pizza.
Luncheon No. 2: Chicken Chow Molrr with
vegetables, steamed rice, chow meln noodles, fruit.
Luncheon No. 3: Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Luncheons No. 1 and 3 will contain the cholco of
two: carrot coins, vegetable, fruit.
FRIDAY
SCHOOL CLOSED
DAILY SPECIALS
Large salad platter with bread and butter, homomade soup, Individual salads and desserts.
PRE-ANNOUNCED SPECIALS
Menu subject to change.
RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
SCIENCE IS ELECTRICALLY CHARGED AT KUMPF . . . Students In Mrs, Dorothy
McNulty's sixth grado sclonco class at tho Carl Kumpf School In Clark aro getting a
"charge" from tholr lessons as follow student Nick Cucclnlello (second from right)
demonstrates tho principles of electrical circuitry. Ho has boon actively toachlng his
classmates (loft to right) Joseph Cafloro, Michael Sommor, Donlol Rodzlnlak, and
Mlchaol Prossmon tho practical applications of the power of onorgy through tho
development of electrical quiz games. His lessons havo "eparkod" atudont Intorost In
the study ol physical sclonco and havo shed additional light on Its ovoryday
usefulness.
As rnuny us 400 students
from high schools in Union
County will attend the
Union County Council on
Alcoholism, Inc. two-day
Youth Health Awareness
Conference at Kcan College
on Murch 24 und 25.
Entitled "Go To Hculth,"
the conference will include
workshops on fumily rclutions, scxuulity, personal
growth und interpersonal
relationships, Each workshop is designed to help
students explore vulucs,
decisions and their consequences through films,
speukcrs and theatre improvisations.
The conference wus originally conceived to help
young people develop u positive self-image which is u
first step in prevention of
alcohol misuse and ulcoholism.
MONDAY
Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on roll.
Potatoes, vegetable, chilled juice.
Workshop will be fucilLuncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich.
itated by experienced proPotatoes, vegetable, chilled Juice.
fessionals from u variety of
TUESDAY
fields including cducution,
Luncheon No. 1: Oven baked fish filet on bun.
health, alcoholism, drugs,
Potatoes, vegetable, fruit.
and criminal justice.
Luncheon No. 2: Spiced ham and cheese sandwich.
The workshop fucilitators
Potatoes, vegetable, fruit.
include: Gale BarretWEDNESDAY
Kuvunugh, N.J, Division of
Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger on bun.
Narcotics & Drug Abuse;
Potatoes, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit.
Judy Curpentier, Union
Luncheon No. 2: Chicken salad sandwich.
County Council on AlcoPotatoes, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit.
holism; Jcff..4Fipi.ichbaum,
THURSDAY
Community Mental Health
Luncheon No. 1: Pizza.
Center, Rutgers Mcdicul
Carrot coins, vegetable, fruit.
This is the second unnuul School; Investigator Joseph
Luncheon No. 2: Peanut butter and Jelly sand- conference sponsored by Fitzgerald, Union County
wich.
the Council and is co- Prosecutor's Office; RoberCarrot coins, vegetable, fruity
sponsorcUby the N,J. De- ta- KnuwUon,-Pragram
Vinnie
"FRIDAY
partment of Health, Divi- T A P / S T E P ;
LUNCHEON WILL NOT BE SERVED TODAY
sion of Alcoholism, Kcan Lucrc/.i, Network AdolesCollege of New Jersey, Cen- cent Program; Sgt. Paula
tre Services Inc., Jersey Ci- Lerman, Union County
ty, and Schering-Plough Prosecutor's Office; Al
McNammara, Century
Inc., Springfield.
House, Rivcrview Hospital;
Angclo Pierre, Crunford
A highlight of the con- Township Counselor;
ference will be dramatic Suzanne
Vircik, St.
After the initial eight work toward the resolution presentations by the Teen Elizabeth's Hospital; and
Life Theatre of Dwight Frances Wojcik, Roosevelt
week session, the Mental of their fears and frustra
Morrow High School, En- Hospital.
Health Association is conti- lions.
nuing its new Kids Coping
The next eight week ses glewood, and Pluys for LivTogether support groups for sion begins the week o: ing of New York City, Both
children of divorced or March 24. Afternoon und groups will perform a series
separated parents.
early evening groups are of- of skits or pluys on selfVicki Toole, Director of fered for children according esteem, peer pressure,
the
program,
suys, to their ages, from four to friendship, coping skills and
"Children of all ages are af- eighteen. The schedule, fees other topics of interest to
fected by parental discord, and registration may be ob teens. The performances
Some children keep their tained from the Mcntn will be followed by discusAssociation sion, and the Teen Life
feelings inside, others act Health
2720300.
The
Associalior players will participate
them out through behavior
at home or at school, In is located at IS Alden St. while remaining in their
roles,
order to help keep normal Crunford.
cmotionul rcuctions from
developing into more
serious problems, we offer
the children more direct
outlets for their emotions,"
CANDIES
As a professional urt
"Easter Treats for Everyone"
therapist, Ms, Toolc creates
a supportive atmosphere
where the children, who
sometimes find (heir feelings too difficult to put into
words, can also begin to express themselves through
art work. With the support
of each other, under the
direction of n professional
they realize that, although
difficult, divorce is not uncommon.
Eventually,
through talking und sharing
their drawings with each
other, the children begin to
"Kids Coping Together'
offers emotional outlets
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The Lady Elizabeth Cartercl Chapter NS Colonial
Dames XVII Century will
meet on Tuesday, April I at
OPEN.
MON. TO SAT. 6.3OAM-9PM
SUNDAY 6.30AM-3PM
newly crowned Collegiate
Miss will receive a $3,000
cash scholarship which will
be awarded on pageant day,
Applicants will be required to be between the
ages of 13 through 18, a
resident of the state in
which they arc applying,
and a U,S, Citizen.
A sophomore student will Maryland, Pennsylvania, academic disciplines at
participate in the spring Ontario Canada, Ohio, Limpscomb, and presents
tour of David Lipucomb West Virginia and Ken- numerous concerts in the
College's combined A Cap- tucky,
Nashville area each year.
pclla and Chorale choruses,
Miss Paiadino, alto, is the
A major tour is planned
Llna Ann Paladino will be daughter of Mrs. Millie Bar- for the chorus during Lipsamong 51 voices presenting bra Pescatore, 62 Stone- comb's spring brenk, each
concert! in North Carolina, henge Terrace, Clark,
year, and the chorus is planThe chorus includes so- ning a tour of nine Euphomores, juniors and ropean countries this sumseniors from a variety of mer.
To receive an application,
send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Collegiate
Miss Scholarship Pageant,
II Donna Drive, New Fairfield, CT 06812 or phone
(203) 746-4369.
Clark Democrats
plan fashion show
with luncheon
A 8URPRI8E SOth ANNIVERSARY PARTY was given in
honor of Mr, and Mro, K.M. Hoagland of Rahway, at tho
Rahway Elko Club, by tholr chlldron Thomas and Konnoth of Rahway, and daughter Carole Eberhardt of
the home of Mrs, Kenneth Wlntor Park, Fla, Tho couplo wao married on March 7;,
Freeman at 1 p.m. Mrs, 1936, In Now York City,
;
Ruth Cleland will be the cohostcss.
The program will be
"Branching Out in New
Jersey," a mini course in
gencalogj/,
A report will be given on
the State Meeting held
March at Forsgatc Country
Club at which time a State
Mr. und Mrs, Thomas Berry Long Jr, of Cape
nominating committee was
elected, Mrs, Arthur Zum- Charles, Virginia announce the engagement of their
bito, a member of the chap- daughter Marietta Lucttingcr of Richmond, Virginia to
ter, was nominated to serve Eric Wuyne Muchmore of Richmond, Virginia, the sonon the State nominating of Mr, and Mrs, Edward R, Muchmore of Clark, New
Jersey,
committee,
Miss Long was graduated from the Medical College
of Virginia, and is currently employed by the Medical
St. Genevleve's
College of Virginia Hospital,
Mr. Muchmore was graduated from Bucknell
seeks graduates
University in Lcwisburg, Pennsylvania, and is currently .,•
St, Gcncvieve's School of employed by American Cyanamid Company.
; • '•
Elizabeth is establishing an
An April wedding is planned.
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alumni association and is
seeking names, addresses
n i w w »•• • •
and telephone numbers of
graduates from as far buck
us the early 1930's.
Graduates should mail information
to
St,
Gcncvieve's School, 209
Princeton Rd,, Elizabeth,
N.J, 07208,
Long - Muchmore
Egg action
at library
The Runway Public Library will present an egg
decorating craft program
for Kindergarten through
6th Grade on Wcdncsduy,
March 26 from 3; 15 p.m, to
4 p,m. Admission will be
free and all materials will be
provided by the Library.
To urrnngc accessibility
for. the handicupped, contuct the Children's Department (telephone 381-4110)
bv March 24.
The Library will be closed on Good Friday, Murch
28,
BIO BIRD AND THE LIP8HER8... Big Bird delivers golden daffodils to Carrie, Jennie,
Amy and Jodl LIpBher of Elizabeth In eupport of The American Cancer 8ocloty'o Annual
Daffodil Festival,
Engagements Announced
KUMPF 3TUDENT8 PAY TRIBUTE TO CHALLENGER
10 A8TRONAUTS . . . In a symbolic gesturo of remembrance, students at tho Carl Kumpf School In Clark paid
tribute to tho Challongor 10 astronauts with a balloon
release In Fobruary. Through contributions of 25 cents
and moro, studonts and faculty "reachod out" to tho
chlldron of our sovon heroes by raising a total of $237
for tho "Spaco Shuttlo Children's Fund," Plcturod aro
mombors of tho Balloon Release Commlttoo: (left to
right): Robert Quarlno, Mr, Walter Borlght, Paul Condon, Krlston Von St. Paul, Joffroy Jadro, and Carmon
Strlllacl.
PAGEANT CONTE8TANT . . . Mlso Katherlno Bodlno,
daughter ol Mr, and Mro, William C. Bodlno of Rahway,
hao boon chooon to bo a flnallot In tho 1986 Mlaa New
Joraoy U.S. Toon Pagoant to bo held In Nowark at tho
Holiday Inn on April 27. Hor hobbloa aro softball and
okllno, Sho lo bolng oponoorod by Main Courso Enterprloo In Clark. Tho Mloo Now Joraoy U,S. Toon Pagoant
le tho official otato final to tho Mlso U.S. Toon Pogoant
to bo hold In August, Mlso Sally Pottor of Jorooy City lo
tho 1986 Mloo Now Jorooy U.S. Toon,
Union County will get its
first touch of spring on
March 18-27, when the
American Cancer Society
sponsors its Annual Daffodil Days Festival.
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meeting.
to the Bay Scouts Troop
A spaghetti dinner will be //40.
held on April 18, open to
Fiesta Italiana will be on
June 7, one duy only. Salvatorc Tanelli will be in
charge of tickets.
Kay Yula and Mary Conforti were honored as "Life
Members,"
available from NJSC
Refreshments were servmembers or at the door.
ed by Mary Ann Coppola,
Additional information
Theresa Stinger, Helen La
may be obtained by calling
Via, und Mary Nardone.
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All Mozart concert slated in Plainfield
The New Jersey Scliolu
6anlorum,
Inc. will present
"an all Mozart concert on
Saturduy evening, April 19,
qt Crescent Avenue Church
in Plainfield, at 8 p.m.
', The program will present
the music featured in the
popular movie, "Amadous."
The Piano Concerto in Dm
(K.466) will be performed
by guest artist, Paul Kuetcr,
pianist. Mozart's Solemn
Vespers und Requiem in
Dm will feature Karen
Cullcn, soprano, Sandra
West, ulto, James Clurk,
tenor und Daniel Pratt,
bass.
Tickets for the concert
are $7 und $4 and are
Shrub talk
offered free
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Craig Noha elected
president of council
Lisa Ann Paladino
to sing in tour
with Lipscomb chorus
Colonial Dames
to meet April 1
"Go To Health"
is theme of
teen conference
The conference will provide an opportunity fo;
students to discuss issues
with peers under the guidance of knowledgeable
and sensitive professionals,
Euch workshop will stress
how to develop coping skills
to deal with the problems
und stresses young people
face.
Social Scene
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1986 PAGE 3
: A frco lecture on "Shrub
Selection and Care" will be
offered by the Union County Cooperative Extension
Service on Tucsduy, March
25, from 7:30 to 9 p.m,
Stephen Bachcldcr, Union
Cpunty Agricultural Agent,
will discuss selection and
care of these low maintenance plants.
T h e talk will be held at
the Union County Administration and Service Building, 300 North Avenue,
Eiil. Westfield, in the
Auditorium, For more info>0}«tlon, please call
Thousands of fresh cut
daffodils
are being
transported from the west
coast to Union County for
sale. According to Mitch
Friedman, County Crusade
Chairman, the Daffodil is
the first flower of spring
and symbolizes hope for the
cancer patient.
During Daffodil Days,
volunteers from the Society
will deliver orders, dress in
costume for special "Big
Bird Bunch" deliveries, and
sell flowers at selected locations,
The Union County
Automobile
Dealers
Association is participating
in the event for the third
year.
On March 22 over 30
dealers will donate $50 for
every car they sell that day.
"It is a nice gesture on the
part of the car dealers to
take part in this," said
Friedman.
Students from Linden
High School and Abraham
Clark High School in
Roselle will blanket the
community with gorgeous
bouquets of these symbolic
flowers. "The students support is an Important factor
to the success of the event,"
said Friedman.
Seven area restaurants
have joined Daffodil Days
by agreeing to donate 10%
of ones day's proceeds to
the American Cancer Society.
The daffodil drive is also
supported
by
area
businesses, who buy the
flowers to give to their
employees or for distribution in nursing homes and
hospitals.
Daffodil Days is co-sponsored by WJDM Radio in
Elizabeth,
The organizacrs of the
event hope to top last year's
total of $20,000, "All
money raised will support
lifesaving programs in patient service, public and professional education, and
research," explained Friedman,
A bunch of daffodils is
available for $4. Larger
orders are also welcome, Big
Bird bunches of 50 daffodils
arc available for $50.
Orders of $75 will be
delivered. To place un order
call the American Cancer
Society at 354-7373.
" H a p p i n o i i it a c t i v i t y , "
Arlitotle
The Clark Democratic
Committee has announced
plans to present a fashion
show and luncheon on Sunday, April 6, at 1 p.m. in the
newly decorated Grand
Ballroom of the Ramada
Hotel, Valley Road and
Walnut Ave,, Clark,
Last years event, which
showcased Flemington
Furs, and Fashions by
Francesco's, Clark, has
agreed to a repeat performance,
A spokesperson reports
the latest in spring and summer fashions, highlighted
by luxurious fabrics, exclusive prints and classic
feminine lines, will be
presented by local female
models. They will be joined
by male models in presenting exclusive furs by Flemington Fura, Special door
prizes will be awarded.
Gentlemen are welcome,
Tickets at $15 will be
available at Francesco's,
1067 Raritan Rd., Clark
and the Ramada'Hotel, A
limited amount of tickets
will be available at the door.
For ticket information,
please call 381-5910,
499-7151 or 4990972,
Craig Naha, a 1983 graduate of Arthur L, Johnson
Regional in Clark, was recently elected President of
the Inter-Fraternity Council at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute und State University.
He is u Junior mujoring
in Industrial Engineering
and Operations Research
and a member of Thctu Chi
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