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VOL, 19, NO. 33 5.ten,) Clou Poiiaqr niH in M,,un,n.,,,,J, Ml MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1977 p 25c per copy 50 $75,000 is allocated for municipal hall work The Mountainside Borough Council section of borough hall now occupied by legal problems arising with contracts \"U?ri at Tuesday night's meeting to the police department. that have already been signed for ,i|)propriate $75,000 for general im- The bids had been let quoting prices leasing police and public worlts radio provements to tho new municipal hall for the two projects as separate items. '•quipmem it the former Echobrook School Council wishes to have the hid re- According to Post, contracts were These funds will be used to provide quoted as a package deal M«ned that did not include two • .pproximatcly so more parking spaces Another meeting • of the borough ntpcesKarN options These options were .it the hall, add and improve driveways council is scheduled for next Tuesday at a renewal clause and an option to buy leading to and from (he building and H p.m. to continue discussion of "the clause install a 3,(100 gallon gasoline tank for janitorial services If additional discussions are required fueling municipal cars The council adjourned into executive !o seltli' the problem. the> will be in- Two hundred thousand dollars have session for discussions "n potential cluded in next weeks meeting iilready been approved for general innovation of the building. Council withdrew a motion to waive 'he security bonding requirement for 1 hildren's Specialized Hospital's building project All members seemed in indicate they felt waiving (he money [Misting was acceptable, but wanted tn l'i- --uro all health and fire inspections h,id been performed \ temporary certificate of occupancy has already been issued to the hospital n patients could be moved to the new iing while renovations continue in the RUBBER DUCKLINGS—Out for o float at the means of locomotion at the pool include the crawl, older section Mountainsidn Community Pool ar« 4-yeap.old Shono breaststroke, backstroke, butterfly and Borough attorney John Post said Garr, left, and 5-year-old Jennifer Mills. Authorized Disneypower. (Photo-Graphici) precedent has been set. for waiving bonding requirements for non-profit and charitable institutions Mayor Thomas Ricciardi agreed council .4-iuuid ..waUie-b.••& _ iA&^i By DENISE RENNER MARTIN Electric and Gas Co. (PSE&G) said The hospital would be supplied with Power failure ... it happened in the New York's power failure could have, diesel fuel for two separate generators, Community Big Apple. Can it happen to this part of and indeed started to, drain power the first would kick In three th§ Garden State? Most likely not... but sources from this area But new relay seconds after a power failure, St no system is completely failsafe. And, if devices, installed after the blackout of Elizabeth's also has two battery swim team it does happen, are local residents 1965, worked and prevented darkness in powered backup systems in case the assured of adequate emergency ser- New Jersey, generators fail. vices? The PSE&G line connecting Lindun to Alexian Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth, Arthur Lenehan, information service Staten Island became overloaded at has two emergency generators wins again general manager at Public Service 9:29 p.m. last Wednesday and the powered by natural gas which, ac- The Mountainside Community Pool A Consolidated Edison system would cording to public relations spokesman have begun to take power from the New Swim Team continued its winning ways Erwin Faikenheim, can run an in- ttialnit Highland Swim Club last Jersey lines, but the relay devices determinate period of time. Saturday with a 1S6-104 victory at Bod Squad activated, isolating this area from Con Muhlenberg Hospital, Ptatnfleld, has . Scotch Plaini. Ed. This prevented a cascading outage two sources of power" from FSE&G. If MCP improved its record to 2-0 by into other systems, as happenecf in 1965. the first fails, a second unit activates in edging winless Highland's diving team nine remain Lenehan said he doesn't expect an three seconds. If that malfunctions, and increasing the lead through the extensive outage to happen in this area, another generator kicks in in 10 swimming events and relays. but he conceded it is possible. The seconds. This serves all patient areas SAFI AT.fCOND—Mouniainmmn' Hmnry largmy succassfwlly simals.smeond Carol Luckenbach tied the 13- and 14- base as tf.e ball gets awey from Chatham Borough shorfsfop. utility spokesman said generating and would last four to five days. 1 undefeated year-old girls 50-meter freestyle mark (Photo by Rich Reifer) capacity must be increased before the Rah way Hospitar has ' three held by Robin Sury since 1971. The 13- The Bod Squad crushed the N.J. IBBQB because of growing population. emergency generators operating pn and 14-year old boys'—iOO^meler- - Koaatersr-ifl-l, and squeaked past the -InJight of what could have been a" natural gas: TmT~would ~ indefinitely freestyle relay team of""'Glenn Baker, Stingers, 11-10, to remain on the un- catastrophe in New York's Bellevue supply all areas of the facility. Tim Harrigan, Tom Fitzgibbon, and Chatham, Kenrlworth defeated list—along with the Bottoms Hospital, are area residents adequately A spokesman for Elizabeth General Paul Jeka also eclipsed a record Up and Hustlers—in the Mountainside protected by emergency services in Hospital said its emergency generator, (Anderson, Harrigan, Fltigibbon, Women's Softball League. case of an extensive power outage? A run on diesel fuel, would supply the Jeka—1976). Jeff Ahlholm lowered his rhwk nt Ifwal commiimtips -•faei!ity-with-p©wer-for-appro3rimaTel>^ ITTast week~frrihe 2S- Iose to Mou nta ineers : hospitals, police, fire and civil defense 48 hours. meter breaststroke for boys 9 and 10. past the Spinners, 15-14; the Stingers units are equipped with emergency squashed the Spinners, ii-Q; the The backup system would service In three games last week, the went on to score another run after Gary backup equipment. almost the entire hospital including Jean Kasein was MCP's only triple Runaways ran away from CSH, 22-2, Overlook Hospital, Summit, said it event winner. Double victories were- Mountainside Mountaineers split a pair Kane hit another double. elevators, special care units and with Chatham Borough and continued and the Short Circuits beat the has no doubt it could handle a blackout. recorded by Beth Post, Duane Connell, Two days later, the Mountaineers Runaways, 20-15, in an eight-inning refrigeration systems. The spokesman their play in the South Orange ladder. visited Chatham but this time. The hospital has a 1,000 gallon reserve said, though, the hospital would Tom Genkinger, Wendy Wyckoff, Carol game. Luckenbach, Lisa Femicola and Paul In their first game with Chatham Chatham outscored the Mountaineers. tank of diesel fuel. The hospital exercise some conservation measures Borough, the Mountaineers won, 8-2. Carol Netsohert, allowing only one estimates It could function on Healy. Winning a single individual 8-7. Losing 5-1 at the top of the third, hit, pitched the Stingers to their 21-fl and not utilize power in extraneous Mountainside came up in the first Peter Klaskin singled and Kirk Yoggy emergency power for three days on areas. event were Frank Tennaro, Andrea victory over the Spinners, Carol _Wpod, JefL -AhlhoInu-fiina-Maolucci,- losing 1-0, but Gag Kane singledJiLflne hit a high arching home run. After two allowed-^iy--«n#-hliT-Kim-Pafty —yrnon—County—etvih-Befense—coor'- run and M, J. Castelo doubled in two. In walks, Andrew Grett singled in one run. dinator Bill McBride said he has a Lisa McCarthy, Richard Picut and Robin Cunningham each had home runs This power would supply operating Diane Kennelly. the second, with a man on base, Henry Soon afterwards, Steve Jurczak; RBI and Linda Parsons hit to all fields with and emergency rooms, labor and liaison to all utility companies, on his, .Largeysing led and Kirk Yoggy doubled hit made it 5-5. Kirk Yoggy later hit delivery areas, intensive care sections staff, Periodiagily, emergency radios Placing forMCP'were^ ...... her live base hits. Boys 6 and under—Jamie Downey, in another run. After another walk another home run for the Moun- In the Stingers' exciting game with and part of the laboratory. Corridors are tied in to 'contact these represen- loaded the bases, Gary Kane smashed a taineers. have battery-powered emergency tatives to test the system^ third freestyle. Girls 6 and under— the Bod Squad, both teams batted well Andrea Wood, first freestyle, first three-run double. At the end of the in the see-saw battle, Robin Cun- lights. Pour county fire representatives inning, the score was 7-i. Mountainside In their ladder competition, thf y teat Though this system has never had to would coordinate fire assistance and relay; Kim Covington, second a strong'Kenilworth team, 8-4. In the ningham hit a triple batted in two runs freestyle. Boys age ?—Frank Tennaro, second inning, Mountainside loaded and made a brilliant catch at shortstop be activated, drills are held on a four members of surrounding police regular baste in emergency procedures (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2) the bases and Pat Esemplare hit a for the Stingers. Connie Morton had a Special dinner fielder's choice single to drive in a run, triple and three RBI for the Bod Squad, and hospital evacuation, Victor Fresolone, vice-president, said •Kenilworth scored four runs to pull Chris Winans had a double and Sharon ahead but Gary Kane pitched a fine Connell added, a triple for the winning Memorial General Hospital, Union, is for adult party equipped with two 5,000-gallon tanks game and iced his victory when, down team. The Mountainside Community Pool which would service all areas of the 4-3 in the last inning, he sent a high long The Runaways led the Short Circuits has scheduled a special dinner for the hospital, including the air-conditioning, shot to deep left good for a three-run until the top of the eighth inning, when a adult party on Aug. 16. Clam specials homer. seven-run rally wrapped it up for the Fresolone said this system Is run at will highlight the menu that includes: Circuits,"" full strength once a month to see if it is clam chowder, sausage on roll, clams During that inning, Kirk Yoggy hit a Cathy Serbeck smashed a home run functioning properly. He estimates the on the half" shell, clam fritters, corn on two-run double and center fielder Peter and four other hits for the Circuits, Also hospital can function for nine days the cob, clam broth and steamed clams, Klaskin and third baseman Andrew starring for the winners were Nora under emergency power, Southern fried chicken, lettuce and Grett combined on a long throw to catch Spolarich with four hits, including a St. Elizabeth's in Elizabeth indicates tomato with French dressing, relish a tagging runner. * (Continued on page 2) it would be good for about four days. tray and coffee. There will be live music by the Aerial Review, Food will be served from 7: M to 10:30 p.m. The pool will open for the party at Soccer course Impact 78 to present 7 p.m. Admission will be by reservation only and aU meaLreservations must be for boys starts made by Monday, Aug. 8, Reservations Tiie boy's soccer clinic sponsored by are $22 per couple, ill per person and $6 the Mountainside Recreation Com- objections to highway per couple without food. The party will mission is scheduled to begin be held rain or shine. tomorrow. The five-week clinic will The Springfield Impact-78 Com- Watchung Reservation and the meet Fridays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at mittee, a group opposed to the ex- suburban residential communities the Deerfield School. It is open to boys tension of that interstate highway, will surrounding it. Charity in need entering the fourth to eightfrgrades this give a slide presentation,, outlining Today's session with the highway fall, and the registration fee is $2 per what it feels are the harmful effects on department Is designed to inform person, Glenn Schoemer will supervise the.aaa^.urlng^ today's Newjersey_ riwlrimtn an projregg in the completion the program; lustrations must be Department of Transportation (DOT)' of the final environmental impact A chairman is being sought for the completed at the recreation office. informational meeting on the project. statements and to discuss procedural annual Mountainside Bestowers party Tomorrow is the deadline for the MikeKoinett, a spokesman for the and to help coordinate, the festiviities; men's and women's doubles tennif committee, said the presentation will A DOT proposal under consideration Proceeds from the party held each tournaments which are scheduled for discuss the feasibility of the so-called to "mitigate harm" to the area is. to do December, are used to help destitute Aug, 8-7-iS.14 at the Echobrook courts. "no build" or "Watchung Reservation away with the center island originally children, the elderly and the needy. flmh entrant must have a valid 1177 bypass"alternative. '._ d bt t d west bound Last year, the Bestowers distributed tennis badge, be at least 18 years old It will be shown throughout the af- iiflW—and—gifte—to—eare—centers,- evening in the planning more —and a resident uf Mountainside. Entry touched park land and move the high- hospitals, senior citizens and to or- blanks may be obtained from the court board room at the Springfield Town RlTIRiWVENT AFTiR 19 YIARS—Th»ka Cot. WQI praiantad with a illver , phanages. attendant at Echobrook and at the Hall. way about ISO feet closer to Springfield. Impact 78 supports the "no build" Also up for discussion today is a study troy by Mpurrtolniid* Boordjaf Edycotlon prwldwit William Blunno. ot Interested persons who want to recreation office. The entry deadline is Jvc, utilizing Increai 1 what DOT termsa last week's bourd mMilng. Blunn© •xprasied his appreciation to Mrs, —donate their time at volunteers er--as- additional information. transit and existing routings of Rt. 78 lower profile of the highway by going Cot* for h«r service to the community and his sadness in losing her as a chalrman may tact Dan or Elsa readers may call the recreation office, into Rts. 37, 95 and 80, bypassing the under Summit road. teacher, . Halbsgut at 233 232-0015. ••••'• JThursday. July 31, 1977.MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO _ # Maguire says Regional Adult School to offer Byrne blocks budget change 67 courses during fall term Assemblyman William J, MaRuire Sixty-seven courses will be offered HcgiHtrntinn will bo Sept. 15, nc- beginners, one for advanced students (R-2ZT expressed his "frustration and when the Union County Regional Adult cording to Hurry l.inkin, director of in calligraphy; Michael Druck, a disgust" this week when he learned that School, Spjingfield, opens its nine week adult education for Union County course on rare books, Evelyn Punish, his bill to amend and improve the state fall term in September Regional High School District. Classes two courses in modern dance; Irene budget document, which had attracted will start the week of Sept 26 Fisher, groenware ceramics; unanimous* sponsorship of the In a report to the regional school Dominick Lentine, beginning and in' Assembly and Senate appropriations Senator says board, Linkin recently detailed course iermedinte courses in guitar; Marion committees, is "dead because the titles and rates of pay for the in- Markscheid, sculpture; Emanuel governor sent down word he did not structors Gerstein, flower arranging; Elsie want the bill enacted " housing quotas To he paid $7.50 per hour are William McAllister, house plants; Rosemary Maguire introduced the bill, A-2439, Lake, who will instruct (wo courses (I Caulk, off-loom weaving and an ad in early January ILs primary purpose Indenfensible' and 11) in bookkeeping and accounting, vanced course in the same subject, and Mary Czauski, two courses (I and II) in is to cause all federal aid monies, which State Senator Peter J, MeDonough Hilda Feldman, water coloring. The Polish: Sharon O'Brien, two in French total nearly $1 billion, to be included in iH-22) this week said Gov, Brendan T, rate will be $10.50 for Victor Naiario, (I and 111, ami Hoslyn MacGregor, a the budget for specific -srppmpriations Byrne should Immediately rescind his Spanish I. course in low-caloric cuisine. Maguire said the federal monies are executive order issued 15 months ago Paid $!i an hour will be Linda Voros, Linda Zoppi will gel $12 an hour for now alUx-ated by executive branch that would mandate low- and medium., officials without ihe knowledge or BOWLING CHAMPIONS^Sidney Filler, president of Elkay Producti Co., beginning needlecrafts; Steven Bloom, two courses (1 and II» in yoga, Kay income housing "quotas" to the state's Cienis will get $12,50 to teach students approval of the legislature Inc. Springfield manufacturers of material handling equipment, takes 5fi7 municipalities. magic course; Robert Wilson, fresh. • water fly tying, and Martha Toussaint, how to refinish furniture and to cane "I have been advised by my possession of the firsf-plaCB trophy won by members of the Elkay. McDonough claimed a ruling last chairs, and James McCloskey will get Democtt,-.;; friends who serve with me sponsored bowling team that participated in the Mountainside Women's week by the Superior Court in Morris two courses in oil painting Getting $8,50 an hour will be Jessie the same for beginning-bridge and on the Joint Appropriations Committee League at Echo Lanes, Shown with him are left to right, team members County, denying a motion by Attorney duplicate-bridge classes. that the bill doesn't stand a chance' Phyllis Belliveau of Spring field, Joan Hoag of Irvington, Edith Cassero of General William F. Hyland which King for beginning and intermediate courses in sewing; Dorothy Groezinger, despite the fact thai my lfi Democratic Springfield, ond Gert Maxwell of Mountainside. would have set aside a suit filed by 17 Tennis instructors Frank Lcite ond beginning and refresher courses in colleagues joined my six Republican Assembly Republicans, "indicates Michael lannelli will get $13 an hour shorthand; Alice Yen, Chinese cooking, colleagues in its sponsorship " Maguire strongly the governor's executive order from the district Each will teach three and Sandra Hasselman, two courses in also noted that the bill adopts the is indefensible tennis classes- two for beginners and ceramics, Camille Rohm will get $9 50 recommendations of the Federal The court's ruling means there will one for intermediate players, Miriam an hour for beginning and refresher Advisory Commission on Inter N. Y. man is nabbed be a hearing to establish that housing Gershen also svill get $13 an hour for courses in typing. Governmental Relations IACIRI and patterns are a legislative prerogative," two courses il and ID in restoririB the National Advisory Conference of McDonough said, "It will successfully The district will pay $10 an hour to Jill antiques. • state Legislatures after high speed chase challenge the power of the governor to Graham for three courses—two for 'We have all seen the headlines Adam LaSota will get $15 an hour to govern by administrative regulation teach two golf classes The Levidows proclaiming that New Jersey has en and executive order where our State lered the age of the $4 billion hudgei A New York man, captured by steal and possession of burglary tools Mobile center will receive $18 an hour for an in- Mountainside Lt, Joseph Mazur said Constitution clearly gives these powers ternational folk-dancing course; Libby with the approval two weeks ago of the Mountainside police in a high-speed to the Legislature." chase onRt 22 last week, is being held he was advised over the county police Heller, SIR 25, speed-reading, and hudget document for fiscal year 197B " McDonough stated thai the Depart- in the I'nion County Jail awaiting n radio that Springfield police were in to visit bathers Barbara D'Asaro, $18 33, slimnastics, Maguire said The fact is we have ;i ment of Environmental Protection has hearing by the grand jury A date for pursuit of a 1977 BMW heading west on Helen Frank will receive $20 an hour hudget (if S5 billion because tho already proposed regulations the case is expected to be set next week 111 22 Mazur alerted patrol cars and at borough pool for two life-art courses, and Nell Clover executive branch has the additional withholding funds for sewer projects nregory Johnson, 29, wavied a Del Sgl Jerome Rice joined the chase will receive $25 an hour for beginning hillion to spend without even a nodding from those municipalities which do not preliminary hearing in Mountainside in the vicinity of the Mountainside Inn, The Mountainside Community Pool and advanced dancing courses. William consent of the Appropriations Com comply with the housing quotas court on July 13 on charges of reckless Borough police set up a blockade at will have a special "guest" on Sunday, DiLollo will get the top hourly rate, $35 mittee or the full legislature This developed under the executive order. driving, leaving the scene of an ae the intersection of Rt, 22 and N^w when Union College's College Infor- for Yoga I, The district will pay means that a full 20 percent of all "This is economic blackmail and an cident and for not having a license in his Providence road, but Johnson repjir- mation Center on Wheels will visit the Florence Home a flat rate of $20 per monies received by the state from all assault on home-rule perogatives," the possession The grand jury will hear tedly made a U-turn before reaching pool to give bathers something to think student for beginning, intermediate and sources is spent by the Executive Plainfield legislator said, ^The charges, filed by the Springfield police, the roadblock. Police say he then hitj a about when the swim season is past popular-music courses in piano branch without the direct approval of governor should order the DEP to, including two counts of receiving stolen Springfield police car traveling east on The mobile center, sponsored by the legislature " rescind those regulations until the issue The American Heart Association will property and one count each for Rt 22, causing $877 in damage Exxon Co., U.S.A. and Exxon Chemical is settled in the courts unless the donate instruction for a course in unlawful use of an automobile, eluding Rice reportedly fired three warning Company, U.S.A., provides information governor rescinds his order before cardiac pulmonary resuscitation, and a police officer, loitering with intent to shots at the fleeing car Johnson at- -and- counseling -on-educational and Mrs. Conover time." vocational training opportunities Shelley Wolfe will give her time to tempted another U-turn into the west teach a community-theater group. Both lane, but struck a road sign and available to Union County residents, according to Fred Perry, director these courses will be cost-free to wins nine-holer C, Benninger; abandoned his car Police nabbed him students Students will pay the costs for in a wooded area near Mountainside Blackout Catalogues from colleges, univer- a securities and investments course Mrs, William C Conover, with a net sities, technical institutes and nursing 19, won the Class and B competition in a was policeman Police Headquarters, (Continued from page 1) taught by Gerald' Fox, at $7 per Police said they found several CB schools are among the resources registration, and for driving instruction nine-hold odd front, even back golf departments would head police activity available in the center, Perry said. tournament at Echo Lake, Mrs, Services were held last Friday for radios in the trunk of Johnson's car, by A-l Peck Driving School, $5. per in case of total power failure. Health Information on financial aid and ap- William McCann was second with 20 Charles A Benninger, 75. of Clear- which had been reported stolen in New officers would also be on hand to student plications for federal aid programs are Mrs. H. F. T Tomfohrde won in Class water, Fla. York. disseminate information to the public, •Johnson is being held in lieu of $3,000 also available, he added The school district will pay Lean Line C with 18; Mrs Harold Haddock was Mr Benninger died July u at the McBride estimates the civil defense Inc. $30 per student for a slimming Deluxe Care Inn, Pasadena, Fla,, after bail. Professional counselors and student second with 26, Mrs. William Thawley center, itself, could operate about 36 aides man the center and will answer course and the Skin Diving School of had IB putts a long illness. hours on emergency power supplied by New Jersey Inc. $68 per student for Born in Newark, he lived in Moun- questions and assist visitors in filling In IB-hole competition, Mrs J. 0. a gasoline fueld generator, then out applications. scuba-diving instruction tainside and Westfield before moving to Swim team switching to battery-powered units. Howard had 36 net, Mrs Paul V. Smith This Is the 10th year that Union 44 and Mrs. Jim Leonard 45. Mrs, G. W. Clearwater five years ago. (Continued from page 1) So, it could happen here, though it is He retired in 1962 after 28 years as a College's College Information Center Bauer had 29 putts. Chip Ins—Mrs. first freestyle; Joe Castelo, third apparently not likely. And if it does on Wheels has been bringing the James F, Boyli, Mrs, William C member of the Westfield Police freeityle. Girls age 7—Beth* Post, first happen here, emergency services In the Students attend Department. He was a member of message of higher education directly to Conover and Mrs, John T, Scott. freestyle, second breaststroke, .first area seem to be adequate. residents of Union County, Perry noted. Westfield Local 90, PBA, relay. He was a brother of Albert J, Ben- Mountainside Police Chief Ed Mullin club convention Boys 8 and under—Duane Conriell, said the present police headquarters Schmidt earns key ningerof Stuart, Fla., former director Bill Zlmmermann, vice-president; of the Union County Board of first * freestyle, second breaststroke, does not have an auxiliary generator, Softball from Phi Kappa Phi but has a battery powered emergency John Halecky, district treasurer; Dave Freeholders. first relay; Tom Genkinger, first (Continued from page 1) breaststroke, second freestyle, first lighting. He said the new police Hetzel, past district secretary, and Joe Susan Alison Schmidt of Cedar Surviving also are his wife, Sieber, past international trustee, all Katherine; a son, Charles of Cliffwdod relay; Todd Richter, first relay; department facility will have a back-up double and a triple; Michelle Morgan, avenue. Mountainside, has been system powered by natural gas, members of the Key Club of Jonathan initiated into the Syracuse University Beach; a daughter,Mrs. Doris Huegel Christopher Wixcom, first relay. Girls fl with an exciting shoestring catch and ^r^tnreginz±lgn~two"slstersr Mra. ' and under—Wendy Wyekoff, first _A spokesman for the borough Jwojiits, includinj a double; Joyce Dayton Regional High School, attended ^chapter of Phi Kappa^pliL; ""tJalTOH trw recent 34th annuel-eonventioh—of- honor society. Carrie Pfeiffer and Mrs. Beatrice freestyle, third bTeaststroke, first volunteer fire department said the fire Pinkava, two hits including a double, station is equipped with a four cylinder Key Club Internationa! in Kansas City, She was among 200 Syracuse seniors Schneller, both of Mountainside, and- relay; Suzanne Crane, second and Cyndy Hartmann, a double and a nine grandchildren. freestyle, first relay. generator powered by a 35-gallon diesel home run. More than 2,300 Key Club delegates, inducted during the spring semester. tank. This would last approximately adult advisers and sponsors attended The Gray Funeral Home, 318 E, Membership is open to students in the Boys 9 and 10—Jeff Ahlholm, first two days. For the Runaways, Alice Sury, Marie the four-day convention. Key Club is a top 10 per cent of their schools or Broad st.. Westfield, handled —Schaible_and-Alioe-OilimaB-eaeh-had™-high- school service organization arrangements. breaststroke; John Fischer, second colleges, Schmidt "majored in nursing. freestyle, first relay; Michael Wood, three singles, and Ronnie Geiger, Amy located in five nations; the United third breaststroke; Shane Connell, first Feltzeiler and Laura Laustsen each had states, Canada, Jamaica and Bahamas relay; Russell Pieut, first relay; Top salesman two singles, . and the Netherlands Antilles. Christopher Dooley, first relay. Girls 9 Benefit of und 10—Cindy Ahlholm, second cited by firm PublicNofice breaststroke; Beth Meliaughlan, third Leonard H, Garber of Springfield, Public Notice is hereby appropriation shall be made note* shell Bear Interest at a New Jersey Press Association breaststroke; Sarah Post, third given that the follQWlng from the proceeds of me sale rate as msy Be hereafter freestyle, .::. president of L, H, Garber Agency Inc., ordinance was passed on final if the bonds authorized, a>nd lefermlriea within the limits Sherwood parkway, Mountainside, was hiarins at a meeting Of the rom the down payment if law, ana may be renewed Scholarship Fund Mayor and Council of appropriated by this rom time to time pursuant ?Q .B_qy_sll_and 12—_Ricky an Benschoten,_ honored by CN A.Insurance asonejjf the_ -Mountainside on-me-mh-day- O-r-'d-l n a nee- Such end within the limitations second freestyle, first relay; Fred company's top salespersons for 1976, of July, 1977, mprovement shall be prescribed by said Law. All A copy of this ordinance has jndertaken as a general matters with respect to said Ahlholm, second breastatroke, first Garber and his wife, Beulah, spent been posted on the Bulletin mprovement and no" part of notes not determined by this relay; Walt Kempner, third freestyle, three days of business meetings, Board upon which1 public he cost thereof shall be Ordinance shall be notices are customcustomarila y issessed against properties determined by resolutions to Giants-Patriots first relay; Ted McLaughlan, second sightseeing and entertainment during posted- In the MunicipaMunic l .peclally benefited. M hereafter adopted, in the event that bonds are Issued diving, third breaststroke; John Alder, CNA's annual Key Club convention at Building'of the Boroughh , aand a SICTION J, It Is hereby pursuant to this Ordinance, Saturday, August 6 first relay. Girls 11 and 12—Lisa the Doral Country Club in Miami, copopy Is available up ttoo and determined arid stated that 11) he aggregate amount of notes IncludinIncludig tthhe ttimi e off ssuch •he making of Such tereby author lied to be Issued McCarthy, first freestyle, • second Garber has been in the insurance meeting to the members of the mprovement (hereinafter shall be reduced by an amount general public of fhe Borough referred to as "purpose") Is equal to the principal •mount diving; Lisa Jackson, second breast, business for 12 years. He is a member who shall request such copies not a current expense of said of the bonds so Issued, If the stroke; Alison Keating, third freestyle, of the Newark Association of Life at the office of the Borough Borough, and (2) It It aggregate amount of Clerk in said Municipal necessary to finance said outstanding bonds and notes third breastsfroke; Qina Maolucci, first Underwriters. Building in Mountainside, purpose by the Issuance of ssued pursuant to this diving Judy Geiger, third diving. New jersey, obligations of said Borough Ordinance shall at any time AN ORDINANCE TO pursuant to the Local Bond exceed the Sum first AUTHOR!!! .aw of New Jersey, and (3) mentioned In this section, the Boys 13 and 14—Richard Pieut, first ADDITIONAL he estimated cost Of said moneys raised by fhe 2 get bachelor's LMPROVIMINTS TO purpose IS S7S,000 and (4) Issuance of said bonds shall, breaststroke; Glenn Baker, second THB ECHOBROOK a,750 of said sum Is to be to not less thin the amount of breaststfoke, first relay; Paul Jeka, Joyce Mazzio of IT Fork road and MUNICIPAL BUILDING provided by the down such excess, be applied to the AND T H • laymint hereinafter payment of such notes then third freestyle, first relay; Tom Fit- George Shelbourne of Rolling Rock SURROUNDING appropriated to finance said outstanding. GROUNDS AND TO purpose, and (I) the estimated zgibbon, second freestyle, first relay; road, both of Mountainside, received maximum amount of bonds or APPROPRIATE" THB SICTION 7, It Is hereby Tim Kerrigan, first relay; Tom their bachelor's degrees from the SUM OF SEVENTY FIVI notes necessary to be Issued for said purpose Is $71,210, and determined and declared that William Peterson College of New THOUSAND (I7S.S00) the period of usefulness of Mid Fischer, third diving. Girls 13 and 14— DOLLARS TO PAY TH1 (6) the cost of such purpose, as hereinafter stated, Includes purpose, according to Its Carol Luckanbach, first freestyle, first Jersey, Wayne, during recent com- COST THEREOF, TO reasonable life. Is a period of AUTHOR IZ1 ISiUANCi the aggregate amount of relay; Lisa Fernicola, first breast, mencement exercises. J7,000, wtilch Is estimated to M years computed from fhe OF BONDS AND MAKE A date of said bonds, stroke, first relay: Susan McLaughlan, DOWN PAYM1NT TO be necessary to finance the FI N A N C• SUCH cost of such purpose, Including SECTION I, It Is hereby third freestyle, first relay; Julie APPROPRIATION AND architect's fees, accounting, determined and stated mat Fischer, third breaststroke; Kathy TO PROVIDE FOR THE engineering and Inspection the Supplemental Debt Reiter on deans list ISSUANCE OW BOND costs, legal expenses and Statement required-by Mid Kelly, first relay; Diane Kennelly, first ANTICIPATION NOTES Other expenses, Including Local Bond Law has been duly Interest on such obligations to made and filed in the off ict-of- divlrtg; Laura Perez-Santalla, second Majorie Reiter of Mountainside has IN ANTICIPATION OW the Clerk of laid Borough, and been named to the Dean's List at THB ISSUANCE OF the extent permFtftd by diving _SUCH BONDS. Section JO A: 2 20 of the Local thit such itafeminf so filed Brandeis University, college of arts and ' Bond Law. shows that the iron deBt of BE IT ORDAINED by thi said Borough, as defined In Boys 15 to 17—Paul Healy, first sciences for the academic year 1976- Mayor and Council of the SECTION 4. It Is hereby Section »A:S43 of said Local freestyle, first relay; Bobby Anderson, 1977, She is majoring in history and Borough of Mountainside determined and stated that Bond Law, It Increased by this County oi Union, State of New moneys exceeding *3,750, Ordinance by 171,250, and that second freestyle, first relay; Jack psychology. jersey, is follows: appropriated for down the Issuance of the bends and payments on capital note's, authorlied by this Crowley, third freestyle; George SECTION 1, The Borquoh of Ordinance will be within all Mountainside, In the County of Improvements or for the Fischer, second breaststroke; Bobby capital Improvement fund In debt limitation! prescribed by Union, shall improve P»rt» of said Local Bond Law. Cullen, third breastatroke. Girls 15 to Lennox earns B,$. the Echobroek Municipal budgets heretofore adopted Building and surrounding for said Borough, are now SECTION »". This Ordinance 17—Jean Kascin, first freestyle, first available to finance said Barbara E, Lennox of Garrett road, grounds In ord#r that luch shall take effect twenty (20) breaststroke, first relay; Pain building may be ufsd In part purpose. The sum of J3.750 11 days after the first publication Order your tickets today lor Mountainside, has been awarded a si the- Municipal Court and hereby appropriated from thereof after final passagf. Bieszczak, third freestyle, first relay; Meeting Room, and In part by such moneys to the payment Attest; HILKNA %, this exciting preseason gams bachelor of science degree in nursing at of the cost of said purpose, Lori Femicpla, third breaststroke. the Borough of Mountainside DUNNE, Borough Clerk between the Qiants and the Montana State University in Bozeman, Police Department as thi SECTION 5. To finance laid Approved; Thomas J, r New England Palriols, Mountainside Police purpose, bonds of said Rlcclardl, Mayor MAKtCHECK MCP will play host to Mindowaskln Hiadquertfrs, ind for other Borough of , an aggregate STATEMENT 1977 PRE SEASON APPLICATION PAYABLE TO! municipal purposes. The principal amount not The bond ordinance Gams proceeds for the THRU HOME GAMES Swim Club in league competition this Jmprpyimint work Involves AT GIANTS STADIUM N.V.reOTtAU exceeding 171,250 are hereby published herewith hat been btnefil o) ihe N.J. Press GIANTS, INCi Saturday-lit-STSO-aTm^Tjne-B team-will Citron an dmankJist generally the renovation of the •uthWi ltd—tor~Be—ItlUe'd' flnitlirpmMdrby-Mt- Association Scholarship Fund NO™ Interior parts of the Mid pursuant to said Local Bond Ceuncif of the" ioro GAMES ""SEAT" SXTINSION entertain Gran Centurian of Clark next municipal building, hew SIAT5 PRICE Craig F. Citron of Orchard road, Law. Said Bonds shall Mar provisions for Interest at a rate ai may be g Monday at 6:15 p.m. communications and security Interest at a rate ai 11.50 Mountainside has been'named to the hereafteft r determinedetermnedtid d within u»rwK.yrN.w New England Patriots systemj.ond the renovation of artn jertey.enthe ltthdayef July, A lit, dean's list of the College of Arts and the adiolnlng grounds to tthhe limitliit s off lawl .Al Alll martin # i.OO with respect to said bonds not AfTt. anfl the twthty day _Nrte_ Sciences.at the University of Hartford, provide for adequate parking period of limitation within Aug. » Achieves top marks traffic routes and recreational dtrmindetermineed by this Ortinanci I WO shall be deteied by which a suit, action or iufralo Bills Citron was among 3Qu arts-sciences , activities. Said Improvements shall be "deter mined by proceeding questioning the B MOB, Wiall be In aceordBnci with ._,.„.,...,.resolution„s to b» htrtafftr Nile 90S .. GREENSBORO, N.C,-Virginia C, students so honored for the recently validity of Such ordinance can thi final planl approved by 8d be eomminetd, as provided In Sproul of Mountainside, N.J., is among completed spring semester. the Mayor and Council of the slc*fi0N ft. To finance Mid Mall to; "Sepi'.Tf" 11.50 tftt Local Bond Law, hat Mumi Dolphins the 384 undergraduates at the Borquoh of Meunfilnsldf. begun to run from the date of QIANTS STADIUM C Sun, the first publication of this N.J Sporti «nd Espp Authority University of Narth Carolina at .SECTION i, Th« lum a; ttitem POSTAGE a HiNBLINS FBIDAYDEAPLINB M.DUNN - "" 1 fof AT "J Greensboro who made all "Ai" on All Item* other than spot newi ihoylfiL rTvl rrrSyWens Borough ClerCle k courses completed during the spring bt In our office by noon on Friday, eppr-opriateDoMard to thi eIt paymenHerebyt MUsde, Echo, julyii, 1?W semester. of the costs of, lueh r IX j | a Three drivers MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO Thursday, July 21. 1977 3 I Tenants eligible ( pass their way | for tax rebates | I Mountainiide Tax Collector I into $15 fines | ltuth Gibadlo laid this week thai | Throe people have been fined In I under the law, landlords are U Mountainside traffic court for passing I rfqulred to pan on to their I on the shoulders of no-passing zones. I residential tenanU a »peclfled 1 Judge Jacob Bauer handed~3own fines g proportion at tax reductions I of ils and $10 in court costs to each of | received after 1978. Thli refund | the three; James. Iasella, Jr. of = can be In the form of a rebate or a 1 Piseataway, Timothy Kenyon of Bound • credit toward rent, a FJrook and Samuel Wheeler from 1 TenanU and landlords can I Piainfield. contact Gibadlo at the Moun- 5 Victor Neumark of Mountainside, 1 talnslde municipal building for a was fined $200 and $15 in court costs for | certification of the amount of i driving under the influence of alcohol. 1 their rebatei, a His license was revoked for two IiiiHiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiim months. A Westfiold resident, Deborah Nye, was fined $15 and $10 in costs for Candidates hit passing a loading school bus, • ' Judge Bauer fined Frank Bassillo of Mountainside $20 and $10 in costs for AAaguire over careless driving, Gary Vaeearo of Paramus, paid a $20 elderly proposal fine and $5 in costs for failure to have Democratic Assembly candidates his vehicle reinspeeted,,and Jonathan Jim Spagnoii of Scotch Plains and Mel Morton of Linden was fined $10 and $10 Chiiewich of Clark this week assailed in court costs for overdue inspection, what they called "the incredible in- A Springfield man, Sam Jacober, sensitivity to the obvious needs of older pnid a $10 fine and $5 in costs for having puople" demonstrated by incumbent an expired registration. Republican William Maguire of Clark They said Maguire was one of only two assemblymen last week to oppose a bill creating an office of ombudsman for Dempster stars the institutionalized elderly. Spagnoii said he, Chiiewich and CHILD SAFETY—Pot Ouitlander, a nurses aid© at Children s Specialized in Guys, Dolls' Harry Pappas, their State Senate Hospital, Mountainside, illustrates some saiety nps - using safety straps Joan Dempster, a Mountainside running mate, were "appalled to learn and not leaving a baby unattended m a feeding seai^that parents resident and high school student active that Bill Maguire had so callously should follow. in musical theatre, can be seen and turned his back on the needs of 50,000 heard as Miss Adelaide in '.'Guys and defenseless elderly residents of in- Dolls" presented by the Westfield OPERA FOR CHILDREN'S—Mrs, Herbert Weining«r of Mountainside and stitutions in this state Fifty-two of Summer Workshop for the Performing Walter Schonwald of Scotch Plains visit with a young patient and Richard Maguire's colleagues, on both sides of Protect your child and Fine Arts, Inc. from July 27 the aisle, recognized the obvious merits through July 30 at 8:15 p.m. in the 1. Ahlfeld, right, director of administration at Children's SpecfWiied of providing a means for handling ihe Edison Junior High School auditorium Hospital. The visitors presented proceeds of the Jersey Lyric Opera complaints of elderly persons in state on Rahway avenue, Westfield, Company s premier performance of La juive and La Boheme to the and private institutions Dr. Symonds offers tips Mountainside rehabilitative facility for physically handicapped young Dempster, who starred in the people, Mrs, Weininger is executive director and Schonwald is treasurer "1 cannot understand how this man Parents should begin worrying about siriipl'' c\ iT\ da', pri'iauli'in.. can help workshop's production of "Oliver " last |>re\eni man;, accidenlh that could of the newly farmed company designed to provide both a cultural and who professes to be representing the their child's safety as soon e>ars 'if lift -he said of Music", "The Me Nobody Knows" came about after a two-year in- medical director at Children's; "A hah\ -h(iu 11i ni'vt-r rifle in the and "Kiss Me Kate." vestigation by the Nursing Home Study Specialized Hospital, Mountainside iniither'!-arms ' says [)r SyiTii.nd:- "It The workshop was created by its Commission," Chiiewich declared rehabilitative facility treating • shuuki iravt-1 al all >inif". in an ap director, Theodore Schlosberg, in W2L High school students "For a lawmaker to dismiss this bill as physically handicapped youngsters and proved hab> autn -.ea1 secured with a and is a nonprofit cultural organization " special interest' legislation, he would adolescents teaching a five-week session each have to be heartless " 'Accidents are the leading cause of t'arents >huuld alsn make sure the summer in music, art, dance, drama Spagnoii arifl Chiiewich noted that death among young people and that is >ab> •«. crib i- hazard-free Never ewer and musical theater for students in named to honor roll since 1975 there have been 10,000 why concern over a child's safety a crib manress with 'he plastic hags kindergarten through 12th grade, complaints about nursing home care from tne dry cleaner which could gei Alan Grossman, Martin Gruenberg, should not wait until the youngster adults and senior citizens. Enrollment Jonathan Dayton Regional High alone begins to play active games or ride a caught in the infan's face and cause it this summer is 600. School recently issued its list t>f honor Jennifer Gunn, Michael Gwirtsman, !ci suffocate Lisa Haaso, Alan Haimowitz. Preston "We hope Maguire realizes that bicycle Safety should begin at birth." Tickets are available from cast roll students for the. fourth marking ihousands of senior citizens in Berkeley says Dr Symonds Infants should also not be left unat period from April 18 to June 22, Hanigan, Brigittc Hoffmann, Ann members and in the workshop office at Heights. Chatham Township, Clark, Dr. Symonds bases her comments on tended in feeding; seat.*, particularly it The students are: Indick, Michael Isserman, Harvey they're set nn a table or other high Edison from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Kaish, Dana Karp, jean Kascin Fanwood, Kenilworth, Mountainside, statistical facts and her Jirst-hand Ticket prices are $2,50 for an adult, SENIORS Piainfield, Rahway, Scotch Plains and experience treating disabled infants object "An active, squirming baby, left $1.50 per student and $1,00 for a senior Josephine Alacco, Anne Angelton, Debra Kennedy, Mark Kesselhaut, Springfield will be informed of his vote alone tor even a lev. seconds, can topple Mary Ann Mitchell, Kathy Ann Krajcik, and young people—many of whom are citizen. Further information is Hal Arnold, Uene Arnold, Jody Baker, to deny their defenseless con- accident victims—at the hospital himself and the chair over," Dr James Barrett, Brian Belliveau, Dina Mitchell Krasnoff, Clifford Krichilsky. available at 233-0804. temporaries of a means of protecting A degree of awareness and some Symonds said Benno, Patricia Bergeski, Michael Russell Laustsen, Jean Letaer, Beth themselves against inadequate food, Tho bathtub is also a danger spot for Blackman, Lori Block, Amy Bloom, Lcvine, Ernest Liguori, Jeffrey care and facilities in their declining young children Once again, even Blood donors Warren Bromberg, Domenieo Bruc- Lubash, Andrew Mantel, Dawn Maz- years," Spagnoii and Chiiewich though the youngster may be able to sit colert, Debra Burgess, Caren Bulb- zarella, Neil Meisel, Nancy Muirhead, asserted, Lf. Rau in up quite well, he can lose his balance mann, Karen Cantagallo. Kurt Patricia Murray, Uene Oglnu, Marci in an instant and should not be left get free exams Christoffere, Karen Clarke, Francois perlmutter, Krtsf«n Peterson, David Glenn E, Baker, Glenn Bardack, Ivan naval test unattended for even a few seconds, Dr The Westfield-Mountainside Red Coelho, Alan Constantlan, Susan Louise Plaskon, Rees Powell, Silvio Quaglia, Baron James Blaoolil, Susan Bohrod, Symonds cautioned. Cross Blood Bank will give free "mini- Corter, Lori F, Danielciyk, Gregg C, Elizabeth Quinzel, Joan Redding, Lori Mari Boogar, Terri Brand, Lori Brett, jfavy Lt, (junior grade) Douglas H, Rau, son of Mrs. Doris L, Rau of Cedar At 10 to 18 months of age, as physicals" to donors next Wednesday Deangelis, Andrew Dector, Kathy De Rahming, Diana Reo, Laurie Riley, Sharri Brown, Jay Bruder, Nancy youngsters begin to creep, walk and from 1:30 to 6:15 p.m. in the Fino, Andy Dobin. Jacqueline Roche, Gregory RuBbaraky, Carpenter, Lisa Chasman, Joanne avenue, Mountainside, recently par- , ticipated in Exercise "Readiex 4-77" off explore their environment, they like to Presbyterian Church at 140 Mountain Thaddeus Dutkowski, Philip Effron, Harriet Schoenberg, Christopher Clasulli, Craig Cliekenger, Stephanie put things in their mouths Any object ave., Westfield, Laureen Eick, Gwyn A, English, Denise Shields, James Shields, James Siegal, Conn, James Craner, Karen Crowley, the Southern California coast. He is the main propulsion assistant of the guided small enough to go down through the Before giving blood, each donor will Eskoff, Kelly John Evans, Hilary Feig, Shari Silver, Lisa Simon, Richard Angela Dandrea, Jay Davis, Robert childs mouth into the windpipe, in Simon, Mitchell Slater, Robin Slovak, missile cruiser USS Fox, homeported be checked -for^ blood pressure33U1 S?., Susan Pern, Gail Figliuolo, Leroy B, Diamond, Mark Dooley, Richard Dultz, —in-Snn-Biogo. , —- eluding foodstuffs such as peanuts, hemoglobin, temperature and blood Fleischer, Xinda deekfcr, BonniiTTr" D'anfe i-^-5 m i th, Wi 1 Ham""- Sotesy, Gill Edelcreek, Alani Effron, Charles should be kept out of reach Of course type, the blood will later be checked for Geltieiler, Robert Gilbert, Shari Gold, Jacqueline Spector, Richard Spina, Eick, Jeffrey Engelhardt, Wendy Fern, He was one of more than 10,000 men who took part in the seven-day exer- medicines such as aspirins and iron cholesterol, and donors with high Paul David Goodman, Wendi Hammer, Cheryl Swanson, Robin Umber, George Albert Fitz, Thomas Fitzgibbon, pills should also be locked away from cholesterol levels will receive notices, Michael A. Harmon, Alison Ann Hart, Vetter. Susan Walliok, Brhd Weiner, Debbie Fleischer, Wendy Fromer, cise, which included 25 ships and 100 aircraft. The exercise was part of the the curious baby "The checkup will benefit donors, Diane Lynne Heinie, Peter Hess, David Leslie Weinstein, Ronald Werner, Gregg Gabinella, Caroline Garretson, Beware of doors left open or ajar or Hetzel, Alisa Hocksteln, Murray Alan Donna Williams, Patricia Winkler, Stuart Qelwarg, Richard Genzer, continuing training program for fie and, of course, the blood will benefit units and was designed to test th' L stajjSf|ft unguarded, for a baby may someone who desperately needs it," Indick, Nancy Janukowizs, Thomas William Young, William Zimmermann, Kathleen Gerndt, June Glaser, Karen hasShfh injurious fall while absorbed in Kaelbleln, Michael Kane, Richard Susan Ziobro, Arlene Zuckerberg, Goldberg, Nadine Halecky, Clara readiness and capability to conduct air, said a Blood Bank spokesman. surface and antisubmarine operations. play, forgetting the presence of the The spokesman pointed out that the Kaplan, SOPHOMC3RES Herelik, Timothy -Harrigan, Valerie stairs Sidney Kaufman, Craig Klafter, Paul Abend, Cheryl Baron, Susan Hendrix, Debra Hertzoff, Nancy Additionally, his ship was one of The 2-year-old becomes more in- blood need throughout the area Is seven U.S. Ships which participated in especially acute. Large stores of blood David Klingsbcrg, Richard Klurstein, Belenets, Mary Louise Caivano, Beth Hettenbach, Judith HinUey, Detlef dependent but does not have much Alan Layton. Karen Lenhart, Thomas Citron, Nancy Citron, Martha Dachille, Hoffmann, Lori Radish, Debra Keller, the Vancouver Sea Festival in Van- more common sense At this stage, were lost when refrigeration went out couver, Canada, during July, during the New York power failure. Malzbender, Geoffrey McKay, Brian Mary Dachille, Mark Dagostini, Marjorie Kessler, parents should be aware of hazards McNany, Susan Meisel, Brian Mercer, Lauren Deangells, Howard Doppelt, Lynn Kierspe, Elizabeth King, Rau is a graduate of the U.S. Naval from traffic, matches, playing near Jo Ann Mgrlucci, Cheryl Mezzo, Gary Doten, Marjorie Drysdale, Kevin Academy of Annapolis, water.. or. dogs, sticking objects in Local studmni^tammd g y k'iillTTId Stepheniaein^effrey^Knowles, Leslie Elizabeth Napier^ SusanTJestler, Betty Kornblum, Agapios Kyritsis, Davis electrical outlets and choking mishaps, to Phi Beta Kappa Newman. Sondra Nieman, Ruth Fine, George Fiszer, Betsy Frischman, Lerner, Ellen Levine, Jonathan Levine, "A child can easily choke on a pieca of Parducei. Michael Patetta, Marilyn Stephen Gallagher, Lorraine Geiger, Marcy Levinson, Penny Levitt, Stephen chewing gum while running, so I ieel Debora Sue Spohn of Whippoorwhill Pingry names Pearson, Stephanie Prince, Joan Susan Gieser, Caryn Glaser, • Neil Maguire, Lynn Maier, Wayne Mayer, strongly that children should eat Only way, Mountainside, was among the 97 Ragno, Tracy Rawllns, Patricia D, Golden, Patricia Hanigan, George Susan Mazzarella, Janette Medevielle, when they're sitting at a table." students at Douglass College to be Rebel, Robert Roche, Christine Harbt, Gail Hettenbach, Ellen Kaplan, Jonathan Meisel, Frank Mltsch, Scott 11 to honor roll •Most accidents In the early months elected to the Rutgers University Peter Keramas, David Keselica, Karen Rodriguez, Carol Rosen. Montag, KaUileen Murray, Michael of life can be prevented by awareness chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Krop, Lisa Krueger, Susan Kuperstein, Eleven Mountainside residents have Lynn. Ross, Stephanie Forman, O'Connell, Adrienne Positan, Elizabeth and precaution, so make sure that Election to the national honorary Aron Laufer, Sheri Lebovitz, Kerry been named to the honor roll at Pingry safety begins at birth to help ensure a Marcy Roth, Geraldine Sarge, Cynthia Prince, Onzllo Pulllam, Douglas School, Hillside. academic society at the university is Leist, Douglas Leite, Jill Lipton, John Richelo, Lynn Rile, Mary Roche, Lisa healthy and happy babyhood, "Dr. Louise Sauer, David Schlanger, Mark Lombard!, • Honored were Steven Calderone of one of the highest honors accorded Schnejder, Barbara Schoenfeld. Gary Rosen, Michael Rutstein, Maria San- Symonds added. undergraduate students, Thomas Loughlin, Jo Ann Magers, nino, Robert Schwalb, Mary Jo Scuderi, Coles avenue, Judith Seidel of Sherman, Nancy Sheth, Judith Longview drive, Allan Christopher of Silverstein. Marcy Solomon, Ira Starr, Meryl Menders, Sharon McGurty, Richard Seifert, Barry Sherman, Eric Michael Meixner, Todd Melamed, Sheth, Lauren Shields, Kenneth Oak Tree road, Anne Chapin of Coles 2 will be honored Moravian honors Donna Stag. Eric Strulowitz, Karen avenue, John Michaud of Blazo terrace BETHLEHEM, Pa, — Sarahlynn Sury, David Szabo, Carol Tsoukalas, Marc Meskin, Dean Pashaian, Alan Shulman, Jon Siegel, Lorrie Slamowitz, Platof£ Michelle J?OEter,.Amy^Erager, and Thomas Trynin of Chapel Hill, at reception Aug. 5 Capawana of Mountainview drive, Warren Voilinger,—David Vreeland,- T Julie Smith, Lisa Speer, Neal Spivaek, Gill Pratt, Thomas Ragno, Paul Reiter, Debra Starr, Edward Stein, Michael Also, Peter Ziobro of Outlook drive, Two Mountainside students are Mountainside, N.J., has been named to Riehard Welnberg, Laura Wentz, Amy Karen Richard, Donald Rodriguez, David Calderone of Coles avenue, the dean's list for the spring term at Werfel, Cindy White, Randolph Wissel, Steinberg, Martin Swanson, Ira among 96 area residents who will be Mary Ann Rosenbauer, Barbara Tauber, Patricia Taylor, Joseph Teja, Jeffrey Musso of Forest Hill way, Joyce Moravian College, Barbara Wolfe, Karen Zimmerman, honored at a reception Friday, .Aug. 5, Sandargus, Deborah S«elfo, Mindy Linda Teltscher, William Ward, Heidi Little of Outlook drive and Jack Parent at the Scotch Hills Country Club, Scotch IIMilMIIIIMIiliillMlliMMIillllMIIIIMIIillilillllllNHillllllilNHIIilMllllillll Edda Zurkoff. Schneider, Tina Segal 1, Cindy Sichel, Warren, David Wasserman, Ellen of Woodacres drive. Plains, for students who will enter JUNIORS Leonard Soled, Lawrie Soltysik, Robin Weinstein, Lynn Yoggy,' Maria Zotti, Bucknel! University in the fall and for Sari Alboum, Rica Alexander, Donna Stein, Paul Steinberg, Victoria Vasselli, Elizabeth Zucker, 4 make dean's list their parents. Anagnos, Lori Baker, Lisa Bardack, Heidi Walker, Kim Walls, David Amy Barison, Linda Beatrice, Nancy The two are Gwyn A. English, of Weinberg, Debbie Weinbuch, Donna Brian Penton, Creek Bed road; Hillside avenue and Henry A, Daas of Benigno, Steven Bloom, Robert Weinzimer, Pamela Werfel, Jayne To Publicity Chairman: . Jennifer Grau, Old Tote road, Gary SUiUHlAN Forest- Hill way. 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The The prospective bridegroom, son of June 18 to Michael Roberts Lembeek, groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs Harvey Zarra of Moun- •on of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Lembeek of Francis Fulton of Woodbury. tainside, is a graduate of Jonathan Beverly Hilli, Cal, The Rev, Frank John D'Ella married Dayton Regional High School, Rabbi Jerome Cutler officiated at the the couple at Our Lady of Lourdes Springfield, and he received an ceremony at the home of the groom's Church, Mountainside, A reception 'at associate of arts degree in printing parents, Mrs. Richard Deutsch served the Mountainside Inn followed the from Chowan College in Murfressboro, as matron of honor for her sister-in-law. ceremony. N.C, He is employed by All State l,egal Robert Rosenfeld, cousin of the groom, The bride's sister, Anne Mario Supply in Mountainside • was best man, Wheeler, was the maid of honor. Other His fiancee, o graduate of South Mrs, Lembeek is an actress who attendants included Vem Yamriek, Plainfield High School, is employed by appeared in the national company of also of Mountainside, Patricia Curtis of Acme Markets of Springfield "Godspell," She has made numerous Jersey City, Mrs. Dennis Bailey, Evans The couple will be married on Nov television commercials and specials. City, Pa,, and Mrs. Roberrt Shagat, MISS WALDROW MR. AND MRS. LEMBECK Her husband la an actor appearing in Uarnegat, To Publicity Chairmen: MR, ZARRA the Krofft Supershow on the ABC The best man was Russell Prestiplno Network under the name of Kaptaln Would you like tome help in preparing of Pompton Lakes. Ushers included the newspaper releases? Write to this FRIDAY DEADLINE BY DAVID F, MOORE Kool and the Kongs, He also appeared brides brother, David Wheeler; Leo All items other than spot news should as a regular performer in "Mary newspaper and ask for our "Tips on Flannery, Blackwood, and Jeffrey Submitting News releases " be in our office by noon on Friday Hartman, Mary Hartman." He just Uzior and Matthew Miller both of completed starring in his first feature Woodbury. The State film "The Boys in Company C " Mrs Fulton was graduated from Following a honeymoon trip in the (HIV Livingston Regional High School Far East, the couple is residing in Los und Glassboro State College, She is a Angeles. j^n leocher in Washington Township. We're In The groom attended West Deptford N.J, Conitrvaflon Foundation High School, Glasaboro State College It's rare in New Jersey to get a Walters wed and the JFK School of Nuclear chance to keep something dean instead Medicine, He is employed by the of having to clean it up. Such is the case Philadelphia College of Osteopathic with water quality in the New Jersey for 40 years MttS. JAMES FUITON Medicine as a muclear medicine Pine Barrens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter of technologist. The New Jersey Department of Kipling avenue, Springfield, celebrated It's a girl Environmental Protection (DEPs is their 40th anniversary Sunday at n due to publish its proposed pine surprise party given at the Wolter Mr. and Mrs Matthew Ravitz of Fourth son, Jeffrey, Barrens water quality regulations in home by their daughter and son-in-law, Hoselle Park became the parents of a the New Jersey Register by Aug. 4 I Mr, and Mrs Charles Schiro of Long daughter, Alison jaye, June 20 at born to Schwarzes Elizabeth General Hospital, Mrs, hope DEP moves ahead on the basis of Island A nine-pound, 12-ond-a half ounce task force's recommendations, plus the Friends and relatives joining the Ravitz is the former Barbara Fulmer of Springfield Grandparents are Mrs. son, Jeffrey Michael Schwarz. was born best available information. There's celebration came from Ellisville, Mo., June Ti in St. Barnabas Medical Center, been too much controversy already Ivong Island, Hatboro, Pa., Bran Mildred Fulmer of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs, 1 jester Ravitz of Totowa. Livingston, to Mr and Mrs Robert about this subject.' chburg, Westfield, Greenbrook and Schwarz of Ernst terrace. Union He The goal should be for standards to Springfield. joins three brothers, Robert, 13, John, protect the wilderness values wo all 12, and Joseph, 9' j cherish, yet allowing uses that keep the Substitute correctly Pine Barrens a place for cranberry and Don't use whipped butter as a SUD- A girl forTelfers Mrs Schwarz is the daughter of blueberry growing, recreation and stiiute for regular butter in a recipe Danielle Leigh Telfer was born June Joseph Fano of Springfield Her compatible development. since the shortening power is not the 28at Overlook Hospital, Summit, to Mr husband is the son of Mrs Stella Sch- Controversy over the proposed same as for unwhipped butter regulations erupted some time ago, and Mrs William Telfer of Elizabeth warz of Union inwiily- because^^>^4ne—interests trf- The baby's grandparents are Mr and cranberry growers, campground Mrs Marvin Friedman of Springfield (CONSUMER operators and developers. A lot of and Mrs Marie Telfer of Union Don't Travel pressure has been exerted to allow GUIDELINES To Maine To liberal use of septic tanks, which in that that, because of differing kinds of soil in cranberry bogs, "we don't have ihu Eat Delicious sandy countryside can spread pollution Lobster! rapidly. information necessary to make a valid judgment as to whether (effluents) Some cranberry growers, their, fears could affect surface wjiter quality to the SAIL INTO A reinforced by the Cook College-Rutgers point of influencing cranberry growth " Research Center, claimed proposed Even before Eck's first utterance, a NEW PORT... standards would inhibit growth of ApplioncB Core \ - "'. letter from Philip E., Marucci, ex iiudy tht Inunction bosk agriculture or maybe even wipe out tension specialist in cranberries and existing agriculture. * thai comet wifh any ntw featuring A Varied Menu blueberries at the Rutgers Research appliance, keep It (or hendf Last January at a forum on septic Center, dated last October, told the as well as Fresh Seafood disposal systems held in Tabernacle rtfirinci. Knowing how to UH- Burlington County Health Department: ne» tquipmtnt h«lpi moid • IN OUR CELLAR Township. Paul Bck, professor in "A decision in favor of developments broktn parti, •(raiment Entertainment, Parties, Dancing promology at Cook College, said septic in the Pine Barrens is not only un- iwni mi •Wcirkal aawftr. CoektaHt-Gpen 1 Dayi tank effluent would violate other favorable to cranberry growers, It is AMlUanl •••• allaa wt criteria "long before it would become alio a threat to the perpetuation of this nagltcttdbteaMiitlw'tMiyniir harmful to cranberries," wildernesi and is contrary to the best It nal laniltar with tapabillfMi mm, SOUTH f But, last March, he wrote to the intertsts of the people." of fka tquipmtnl. Your Host John C. Dee 762.6410 • union A th« eeniw-sfwp-te f wen t, fin • 'purllngton County Health Department STATEMENT OF CONDITION June 30,1977

£> ASSETS LIABIUTIiS.RESERVIS-SURPLUS ,383.554 54 Hi: CASH ., S 2,518,673,03 SAVINGS $329 U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY SECURITi ES ...... 38,107,831.11 REVERSE REPURCHASE AGREEMENTS 15.000,000 00 MORTGAGE LOANS 288,991,466.22 ADVANCE PAYMENTS BY MORTGAGORS ,935,684 ,37 OTHER LOANS „ .•.- 2,380,914.94 FOR TAXES AND INSURANCE ....„.„....,....,.,...„ 1 .14 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK STOCK 2,086,700.00 OTHER LIABILITIES ...... 2,127,891 OTHER INVESTMENT SECURITiES 35,426,341,30 RESERVES—SPECIFIC 109,107.12 24,511.150 .36 ASSOCIATiON PREMISES—NET 1,527,631.40 RESERVES—SURPLUS OTHER REAL ESTATE OWNED .... , 418.561.95 $373,047,187_§3 REAL ESTATE SOLD ON CONTRACT ...... ,.„„„„. 800,000.00 FURNITURE—FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENSNT—NET T 513,964.78 PREPAID PREMIUMS FOR INSURANCE OF SAVINGS ... 1,300,863.85 OTHER ASSETS .... „„ 1,194,238.95 $373:047,187.53

OFFICERS

ROLAND LEWAN. JR, ...... President EDWARD B. NAGEL „.. Assistant Vice President DONALD R, FORD Vice President . Comptroller JOHN B. STRUCKO ...... Assistant Vice President ROB1RT C. WHEAT .::.:.;TTr:.:-r..-.-,:-.-,~^rrT7^;-Vice President ISABEt-PIZ£OtA-TO-.^——-.7777— CHARLES W. NAQEL Vice President ROBERT J. MOIR ..Assistant Vice President JULIUS KOEHLER, JR. '....-..... Vice PriSident ANNE SMITH Secretary MRS. RICHARD E, FREUNDLICH THOMAS Q. CALtAGHAN Assistant Vice President - MARGARET W1LHELM Assistant Secretary Assistant Comptroller ROSE TINESSA ..,„„„..;... Asslstinf Secretary Auditor CHARLES L, LYNCH Assistant Vice President MICHAEL T. HOLMES „.... AAfes Harrison FRANK J. CARRANO :„... Assistant Vice President

becomes bride DiRlCTORS IMtRITl DIRECTORS ROBERT A, BOYD, JR. ROBERT F. LEMOINE WILLIAM B. HORBACK . WILLIAM F. MEIER, JR. Nancy Lynn Harrison, New York City served as ROLAND LEWAN, JR. ARTHUR A, WERTHMANN aughter of Mr. and Mrs, best man for his brother. EDWARD E. BRUEN IwilHem Harrison of The bride was, NilLW, BUli , JAMES O'BRIEN iCranford, was married graduated from Cranford FRED HERRIGIL, III , A, LOEW RICKERT | July 9 to Richard Evan High School and Lafayette JULIUS KOEHLER, JR. CHARLES A. SCHA1BLE COUNSEL . EYeundllch, son ofMrs. College, Easton, Pa. She is FRED HERRIQEL. JR. I Morton Weinberg of employed by the Union field and Clarence County Welfare Depart- PlalnfiplH ^ Conn. The groom w -The eeremojiy_^was graduated from Jonath pwfonned by the Rev. Dayton ReglohanilgHl Arnold Dahlquiit of School, Springfield, andf Craiiford, and Rabbi Lafayette College. He to Samuel Silver of Stain-' employed by Sophia ] INVESTORS ford, Conn., at the Originali Inc., New York, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mountainside Inn, where a The couple took a HOME OFFICE- 84B Millburn Avenue, Millbum • EAST OBANGE 27 Proepect Street W FREEHOLD HI hway 9 and Adelphia Road reception followed. honeymoon trip to INr-| B The bride wai eicorted muda. H.LLSID11128 Liberty Av,nu0 , iRVINGTON 34 Union Avenue- NAViSINK HiflNwSB «nd Valley Dnve . PLAINRELD 400 Part Avenue - her"father. Her sister, SHORT HiLLBTn^anCLowar Level) . SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS Highway 71 ,nd War^n Avenue . UN,ON 977^9 Stuyv^nt Awenu. Jnnttt r ooff M«m«r Fedtral M»in[i by.hoopori'Prldiv. Students attend • Thursday, July 21, 1977. Religious Notices club convention j Firemen list Bill Zimmermnnn, vice-president; JohnHalecky, district treasurer; Dave KVANUICl. BAPTIST CHURCH I week's calls rONCKKtiATION'-ISIlAI-.l. Hetiel, past district secretory, and Joe The Springfield Fire Department has 2425HUNPIKERD, OFSIMilN(iFIKI.I) Sieber, past international trustee, all REV, WILLIAM C, SCHMIDT JR reported the following calls: 339 MOUNTAIN AVE members of the Key Club of Jonathan JULY 11 PASTOR CORNER SIIUNPIKK ROAD Dayton Regional High School, attended 5;35 p.m.—Trees burning behind REV. GARY FINN, ItAHHI ISRAEL F. Tl'RNER the recent 34th annual convention of ASSISTANT PASTOR Friday—7:15 a.m., morning minynn Walton School; fire confined to a small Key Club International in Kansas City, area. Runday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School. service 7:15 p.m., "Welcome to Sab- More than 2,300 Key Club delegates, 11 n.m,, morning worship; Pastor Sch- bath" service. JULY 14 adult advisers and sponsors attended 4:12 a.m.—All apparatus responded midt preaching, 7 p.m., evening ser- Saturday—9:30 a.m.. Sabbath the four-day convention. Key Club is a vice Pastor Schmidt preaching. morning service;1 Kiddush after ser- to a home on Highlands avenue. False High school service organization alarm caused by a malfunction in the Nursery cnre at both church services, vices. One hour and fifteen minutes located in five nations: the United Wednesday—7:45 p.m., prayer before sunset, Talmud class. Tractate alarm system, States, Canada, Jamaica and Bahamas JULY 15 meeting for adults and young people. Shabbos. Fifteen minutes before and the Netherlands Antilles. sunset, afternoon service; discussion ?;25 p.m.—Oven fire reported on session; "farewell to Sabbath" service Morris avenue. Fire confined to the COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN oven. CHURCH Sunday fl a.m.. morning minyan Top salesman NEW PHARMACY—Frank Piito!»se, loft manager of the newly opaned 10:46 p.m.—Responded, because of MEETING HOUSE LANE service Drug Fair at th« Millburn Mall, VauxhaM road, Union compares notes on possible gasoline spillage, to the secene MOUNTAINSIDE Sunday through Thursday Fifteen (he company's senior citizen drug discount program with Goorgo P. of a traffic accident on Springfield MINISTER: minutes before sundown, afternoon cited by firm Bizink, center, pharmacy supervisor, and Wayne Korch, pharmacist. avenue. THK REV. ELMER A, TALCOTT service; advanced study session; jT I Drug Fair carries a complete line of drugs and sundries and is open daily 3:30,a.m.—At the request of the ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR: evening service Leonard H, Garber of Springfield, president of L. H. Garber Agency Inc., and Sunday, Summit fire headquarters, ladder truck JAMES LITTLE , Monday through Thursday 7 ir» was put on standby for first-alarm Sunday-10 a.m.. morning worship am, morning minynn service Sherwood parkway, Mountainside, was response to Overlook Hospital. with the Youth Fellowship conducting honored by CNA Insurance as one of the JULY 18 the service OUR LADY OF LOURDKS company's top salespersons for 1976. Hugo Barth Sr., at 86; ,4:20 a.m.—False alarm from home WcdiK'sdny-R p.m.. Wednesday 300 CENTRAL AVE , Garber and his wife, Beulah, spent on Highland avenue. Alarm system was eveninp service nnd discussion. Youth MOUNTAINSIDE three days of business meetings, faulty. Same home as July 14. Fellowship will meet following the REV GERARD McGARRY. PASTOR sightseeing and entertainment during service REV. CHARLES B. URNIK. CNA's annual Key Club convention at REV. FRANK D'ELIA, the Doral Country Club in Miami. partner in funeral home TEMPLE SIIASAKEY SHALOM ASSISTANT PASTORS Garber has been in the insurance Funeral services for Hugo Barth Sr., and social organizations In Essex and Let% help A \' AFFILIATE OF THE UNION Sunday—Masses at 7, fl. 9 is. m 30 business for 12 years. He is a member Bfi, a partner in the Haeberle and Barth Union counties. He was a former OF AMERICAN HEBREW am and 12 noon of the* Newark Association of Life Funeral Homes, will be held at 11 a.m. member of the Essex and Union County each other, CONGREGATIONS, Saturdays—Evening Mass, 7 p m ; Underwriters today at the funeral home at 971 Clinton funeral Directors' Association and the '• SPRINGFIELD AVENUE weekday Masses at 7 and 8am First nvf , Irvington. Now Jersey State Funeral Director's the good neighbor. ATSHUNPIKEROAD. Friday, 7, 8 and 11:30 am Ard, Libes elected Mr Barth, who resided in Clear- Association. SPRINGFIELD Miraculous Medal Novena and water, Fla., for the past three years, • His wife, the late Mrs. Tina Fatzler The American Red Cross \zJ iiABBl HOWARD SHAPIRO Mass—Monday at 8 p.m. to Phi Beta Kappa diud Sunday. He formerly lived^ in Barth, died in 1974. (AMUR IRVING KRAMERMAN Benediction during the school year on Patricia Ard of Green Hill road, and Newark, Irvington, Maplewood, East Besides his son, survivors include a Lav Headers- July 8, Dorothy and Friday at 2:45 p.m. Susan M. Libes of Chimney Ridge Orange and Spring Lake, daughter, Mrs. John Morris of Clear- ^Irtliur oL, LL/clti Chnrii^ Dnniiger; July 15, Paula and Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m by drive, both Springfield, were among the He and his late brother-in-law, water, seven grandchildren and 10 Your Isv Cr.sh, Reina and Gene Ciraham. appointment. 97 students at Douglass College to be Richard Haeberle Sr., founded the great-grandchildren. tk-bbif and Sari Hockstein Confessions—Evory Saturday and elected to the Rutgers University Haeberle and Barth Funeral Home in Thursday - B p m , duplicate bridge eves of Holy Days and First Fridays, chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Newark in 1902. The firm currently OPTICIAN Friday.--B p m . Summer erev from J to 5 and 7:45 to 8:30 p.m Election to the national honorary owns Smith and Smith Suburban, Alumni fo entertain shabhat service academic society at the university is Morris avenue, Springfield; Haeberle MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPE!, one of the highest honors accorded and Barth Colonial Home, Pine avenue. Bucknell freshmen SPRINGFIELD WTIOC'H BAPTIST CHURCH 1180 SPRUCE DR. (ONE BLOCK undergraduate students. Union, and Haeberle and Barth Funeral 341 MORRIS AVI, • 376.61QS OFF RT 22 VV i, MOUNTAINSIDE Three Springfield residents are MFCKESST.ANDSOLTH Home in irvington. among 96 guests invited to a reception SPHINGFIELD. N.J., (Claud W.dmiaiyl] SPIUNUFIFLD AVE,, SPRINGFIELD CHURCH OFFICE; 232=3456 Mr. Barth remained active in the PARSONAGE: 654=5475 To Publicity Chairmen: for incoming Bucknell University REV CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR firm until about 10 years ago and was freshmen. Saturday—3 p.m.. Church School THE REV JOHN FASAJMO, PASTOR still a member of the business at the choir rehearsal. Sunday—9:45a.m., Sunday School for Would you like some help In lime of his death. His son, Hugo Barth Lori Bloch, Shari Gold, Betty Sunday—9:30a,m., Sunday School, 11 all youth and adults (free bus service is Jr of Monmouth Beach, his grandson, Newman and their parents will be a rti . worship service 7 p.m., evening available: call for schedule of routes preparing newspaper releases? entertained at the Scotch Hills Country CLOSED FOR VACATION Hugo Barth 3rd, and his grand-nephew, SATURDAY, JULY U fellowship, and pickup times), 10:45 a.m..Write to this newspaper and ask Richard E. Haeberle, operate the Club on August 5, The program is" WILL REQr»BN MONDAY. AUO, 1 Wednesday—9 p.m.. midweek ser- preservice prayer meeting. 11 a.m., for our "Tips on Submitting business, sponsored by the Bucknell Alumni vice morning worship service (nursery care Mr Barth was active in many civic Chapter of North Jersey, VKY1. , IN KK\I< is available), 7 p.m., evening worship News Releases," ST. STEPHEN'S service I riSCOPALCHLKCH Wednesday—8 p.m., midweek prayer 119MAINST..MILLBURN service 11LV. JOSEPH D. HERRING, HECTOR SPRINGFIELD Sunday- Bam,, Holy Communion. 10 EMANUEL UNITED METHODIST a r.i.. Holy Communion and sermon, CHURCH first Sunday and festival occasions; 40 CHURCH MALL, liHirnint', prayer and sermons, second SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 07081 through fifth Sundays, 10 to 11:15 a.m., THE REVEREND ,A'huich School. 10 a.m., babysitting. GEORGE C. SCHLESINGER, JULY CARPET PASTOR FlttST PHE8BVTEWAN CHURCH Friday—6 p.m., Buiy Fingers, MORRIS AVE. AT CHURCH MALL Saturday—7 to \0 p.m., Sprintfirid TO) SPRINGFIELD Group AA, PASTOR: TlffiHEV. SundaY—Sam., German worship; 10 EXPLOSION! LINOLEUM ^CARPET BRUCE W. EVANS, D.D. a.m., union worship at First DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION: Presbyterian Church. MRS. SHEILA KILBOURNE Sunday—10 a.m. Union summer TEMPLE BETH AHM SAVE $5 A SQUARE YARD worship service in the Presbyterian AN AFFILIATE OF THE sanctuary in conjunction with the UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA THRU JULY 30 ONLY Springfield Methodist Church. Dr. BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD Evans will preach during the month of RABBL REUBEN R. LEVINE July and following the service an in- CANTOR ISRAEL BARZAK R0ORT1LE formal fellowship period will be held on Friday—8;45 p.m., Sabbath Services, the side lasvn of the church. Child care Saturday—9 a.m., Sabbath Services, will be provided for young children Minyan Services—Monday through during the service. Friday, 7:00 a.m.; Monday through Armstrong Office hours during the summer Thursday, 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m. months will be each week BayTnornlng and 8:16 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 p.m. from 9 a.m. to noon. The office may be Place'n Press* called for pastoral services.. Nine students Vinyl Asbestos Tile ST. JAMES CHURCH from ». ft. 4"rS. SPRINGFIELD AVE. SPRINGFIELD on dean's list MSGR, FRANCIS X, COYLE, PASTOR Nine Springfield residents are among REV. STEPHEN P. LYNCH, 248 students named to the dean's list at REV. EDWARD R. OEHLING, Union College for academic REV. PAUL J.KOCH, achievement in the 1977 spring semester. ASSISTANT PASTORS 1 Sunday Masses—7 p.m. Saturday—7, They include Helene Dashuta, Short PLACE.. , and PRESS! 0:15,8:30,10:45a.m, and noon. Daily—7 Hills avenue; Anthony Delveccio, High Point drive; John Ernst, Woodcrest NEW DECORATING DEPARTMENTS and B a.m. Holy days—on eves of 1 Holyday, 7 p.m.; on Holydays at 7, 8, 9, circle; Susan Farese, Tooker avenue; In SpriiififU'ld.-Asbury Park , Freehold Barbara Ferreira, Colonial terrace; 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. CUSTOM DRAPERIES Confessions—Saturday, 1 and 2 p.m, Ellen Fried, Shadowlawn drive; Samuel Joltin, S, Springfield avenue; i Custom Monday through Friday, 7:15 and 7:45 rWH!i«'s CiisioiirWin- p.m. No confesiions on Sundays, Paulette Duval, Morris avenue, and Joy Storch, Lyons place. SopowerfLJi a value we named this style T.N.T. — ^HcfirTlr.-tlovv Shsidos. Holydays and eves of Holydays. .4»P-/ Lovt-lor Hiviorii and it is DYNAMITE. Because of a special pur- - " " Hlnuls Kouphtilsti'i'- chase, it is available thru July 30 only at this price. Wovi'M Wood I'rudiK'ts. |)oor I'ani'ls and ShuttiTs. After this sale our regular price on this super thick minds ONDERFULL luxury saxony will be $5,00 a yard more — ~$"i2^99rih"5labuiou¥"colors: burnt orangeTsuedeJ londdn blue, chocolate and putty. 65% nylon/35% OUTDOOR EGA VALUES! polyester for elegance and durability. CARPET YEAR-END DISCOUNTS ARMSTRONG .12 wide I brand ' new NEW '77 VEGAS IN STOCK! I tweed IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI sq yd., de-iign. II 12 wiit USED VEGA VALUES! I punthri '75 6T HATCHBACK '74 HATCHBACK '74 HATCHBACK Vtflt lt)l., auto, tjani., pwr, •Jeom cyl . suio, Irani,, man, VeDB* 4-eyl.l., i-i'pd,. man, iffg., man, gfltl., AiR* raglo. •trg.-brkl., radio. 22,347 Irani., man. itrs.-BrM., riaioriaio. IJ.Ml mint. mliti. Commercial Dept. in int- 911, ww,, AIR. lliIM SALE Springfield , , , 376-5220 M«: $23923955 •2295 RIG, $12,99 SQ. YD SQ.YD. — Mr, Horn or Mr, lahrii 75 GT WAGON '74 GT ESTKTE WGM, 71 HATCHBACHK visa 4eyi.. tuts, irini., man. ^_y>ai <~cyl.~. iuta.jri_ni., maa, y_«g« <.cyl.. luta, Irani,, jwr, , lutB, tram., mar "Itfgi.SrlilTT-^^^raaiBT^irif MIB7—IJTJsM FMiltfWUpi i'l.MI mini- mliM, 9!«„ IUB. rfc." JJ/sa mllM. ASBURYPARK •23923 S •2395 •1395 NEWARK SPRINGFIELD •SIS! IKCLUBiiTAM ANBLieBNiiNO CO1TI. KEEPTHATCHEAT GM FEELING (OiMllsch (rsm Innii) IMnWllitlkni'i TOMS RIVER . WITH GENUINE ,t GM PARTS—-.-- 485-0600 376.5220 FREEHOLD Man., Wad,, Fri, •«•* lu.i,, Man,, f uai,. Wad,, fr),« M « 42 RIVER ROAD UNOLEUM6 CAHPTT Thuri.,fai,-«is* Thyri,tSsl,fM6 SRI! Near Short Hills Mall CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE . MmtorCharfa, tdnkAmartcard » 6,1. lavslving Chorg. SUMMIT • 273-7800 Open Daily till 9, Wed. I Sat. til! 6

, i SUBURBAN Thursday, July 21, 19/,' RE ALLSTATE MART Horse-country theme City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shoro for 'Old Map/e Knoll' Decorating system Indicative of today's degree in business aicui>; water and lawyer with a master's been appointed sales Township No longer does the and fixtures included in grown and they no longer nouncement June 1! "By order tto cut down on sewer, tlubrtquse main- manager at Covered homeowner have to guess the low sales price of a required large homes the end of the month, we work, the expense of tenance iinci repairs, and Village are being sold with Bridge, the popular adult Covered Bridge, created what various rooms will Shadow Lake Village had sold HO homes in 19 costs of other community direct ownership of house condominium community and developed by Newcomers are at maintenance and repair, Hovnanian Enterprises. look like by selecting home, the buyer pays days, nearly $2.5 million in and rising taxes." In facilities and municipal and lot The tract adjoins on Rt 9, Manalapan tracied by the natural type services are in Inc , one nf New Jersey s furnishing through photo nothing for this service beauty, the well-designed sales Whiting Village all ex- Crestwood Village, and is Formerly assistant to displays or catalogs. In Purchases of other items eluded sponsored by ('restwood the senior vice-president most respected builders homes, the facilities and "Without doubt, this I prior home repairs, in- it. a highly successful; re- the Decorators' Selection is at 20 percent, at least, the location Patios of cluding roof, arc- per Retirees are now Communities, which financing of Diamond enthusiasm endorses the seeking simpler life- already completed four creation-orientated com Area, located right next • below advertised retail each home overlook the entire concept of Whiting formed by Management Head' Corporation, a door to the sales office, the prices fo,r, the products styles. Hover stated villages averaging 1.000 major land developer rnunity with an Olympic- landscaped gardens, the Village a (-(immunity of under annual contract; sized swimmimg pool, exact choices of equip- That Hovnanian has nine-hole executive golf also grass-cutting and "They are knowledgeable homes each operating in seven states, all single, detached homes about easy-maintenance illuminated tennis and course, peaceful Shadow on their own lots, with snow clearing The The three Whiting Zboyan has a wide materials, efficient Village models of single background in real estate shuffleboard courts and a Lake and rippling Thimble S2 million clubhouse—the Brook which feeds the floorplans and design homes are open 7 days a sales, construction and features to make life week at the Crestwood financing center of many social and Dign itaries lake recreational. activities Entry to Shadow Lake easier in the later years Exhibit Center, on Rt 530 Wph Diamond Head, be such as fingertip-balance in Whiting. Manchester Residents also enjos the Village, off Nut Swamp Section opens was responsible for $40 Covered Bridge Golf Hoad, is past a gatehouse double-hung wood win- Township, Ocean County, million in financing for dows and single-lever eight rmles west of Toms Course, adjacent to the which is manned 24 hours some 1,800 apartment and property and available to help dedicate faucets which don't River exit 80 on the s i n g 1 e • f a m i I y h cj m e s a day Discreet patrols them at nominal cost and a built-in smoke at Ellen Heath require gripping or Garden State Parkway Previously, he was on the alarm system in every twisting They're con- Ten Crestwood Village staff of Ogdeh Corp as a Homes at Covered model homes are also home are other security Donald Kiken, builder broker is Park Circle cerned about conserving sales associate and con- Bridge, less than an hour their own energy as well available for inspection, structon supervisor A Silvermead precautions and developer of Ellen Reality, Inc., Rt 9 and by car or express bus from Dignitaries from all the community center to as fuel " priced from $17,490 to graduate Of St. Peter's Manhattan, are priced The community is just Heath Townhouse Perrine'road, Old Bridge. 543,490 levels of government •'Friendship, Community minutes from Exit 114 of Condominiums, has an- Homes in Whiting College in Jersey City, from $27,990. participated in,, Jhe Service and the Garden State Park nnunced the opening of the dedication of the Silver- Brotherhood," as she hung way. From the exit, turn final section being built in mead Community Center ' a plaque with the slogan left on Red Hill road and the Old Bridge Township recently in Freehold, on the wall. proceed two-tenths of a complex. Dedication ceremony was A plaque was also mile. Then turn right onto sponsored by the presented to Charles and Dvyjght road and continue The highlight of the Our security Silvermead Community Sadie Silver, founders of for | approximately three opening price of $42,990. Club, who officially took Silvermead, "In lasting miles to the entrance of Included in the price are over Operation of the appreciation for your fine Shadow Lake Village on the central air- Community Center from community, many sn- the right. conditioning, washer, the Silvermead dryer, dishwasher, range can stand just about vices, contributions and management. Residents and hood, wall-to-wall thoughtfulness" from the carpeting, smoke now run the community Silvermead residents. center, decide on rules for Transfer detector, color-coordin- Numerous dignitaries ated bathrooms and kit- its usage and regulations came into the senior chens, and many other any test. for its operation. citizen community on by inmont features found only in Management will continue Saturday to participate in Inmont Corporation has quality units of this type to maintain the building the ceremony and appear just moved an automotive and cover energy costs. as guest speakers. From paints distribution center Also featured on this The huge complex Washington", D,C. came for the reflnishlng market, heavily-wooded site are a consists of a giant, air Senator Clifford P, Case, to 1124 Globe ave,. tennis court, nature svalk, conditioned auditorium in Congressman James Mountainside, from its gazebo, and deck along the which mor'j than 600 Howard and Dr. Lewis facility in Hillside This perimeter of the property, people were seated for the Lovitz, of the National facility will serve which adjoins dedication ceremony. A Division on Aging, as Inmont's customers in Cheesequake State Park smaller portion of the Special representative of New Jersey and eastern on three sides. building contains a President Jimmy Carter, Pennsylvania. The 12- complete kitchen, card After the official yearold Mountainside Ellen Heath Townhouse rooms, hobby rooms, plus facility, formerly oc- Condominiums are storage, coat room and ceremonies, Silvermeed rest facilities. Just outside residents invited cupied by Honeywell located on Rt, 34 and the complex are the park's dignitaries to join their Information Systems, is Gheesequake-Morrlstown picnic area, swimming annual picnic held outside undergoing major road. Old Bridge Town- • pool and shuffleboard the community center, alterations to fit the needs ship, and are accessible court. of the new tenant, Trom—the-Garden State Silvermead has been a Rotwein and" Blake, Parkway Exit 120, New' Presentation of a Freehold landmark on Associated Architects, Jersey, Turnpike, Rt, 9, symbolic key to the Route 9 for the past 12 Union, designed the Rt. 34 and Rt. 38, Com= community center was years. It was built by the original building and also muting time to New York made by owner Seymour Silver family on land that drew up the plans for the City is approximately 45 Silver to Barbara Peti, was formerly a poultry renovation, Murray minutes. president of the farm. The community has Construction Co.. Inc. is Sirveremead Community some 279 families now remodeling the building, The models are open CluB. Mrs, Pete dedicated residing in it. Charles Klatskin daily except Tuesdays Company, Teterboro, and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Brown and Brown Realty sales office phone number Our 1st Ad were the brokers. is (201! 721-8323. The in 3 Years ,-irf- KKKHTOV Your security is our peace of mind. Boating. Golfing. Playing shuffleboard. Lv- That's why we insist on tough front-gate Turning] a Grecian urn in the Aren't You Glad • security and roving patrots_at Leisure ** ~ lc~e7drTiics~sh"OprOr trying-to-coax - - - — —- "''Village. As a homeowner, you have a Saintpaulia ionantha gloxinia into You Waited!! convenient card which opens the gate. blooming in the greenhouse Your guests are announced [before the We also have some really nice neigh test, by the way], bors to help you enjoy it all. A solid security systenris just one good So come on over today and see it all reason to move to one of the happiest, And check out the security system for T healthiest adult communities anywhere, yourself. ' .' We also have great adult homes. And You'll discover that at Leisure Village We n*ve HM no rtiun to advtrliit svtr the lait ] years jlnce our a million fun things to do. Like swimming. our security can stand just about any test. Bininni hai -been is yosd,,.hewever, thi» summer we «r» The Raleigh Is the perfect house lor max- opening a new leef Ion far M moBllehomei and wt lilt that ism* imum privacy because the muster suite and slsurfriends In Union S. luesiCo would MM to know about our new section & models, the second bedroom are located ul opposite ends of the house, They are separated by Wt think that PI™ Vie* Terrace Is the suburban adult a large living room, dining area and spacious Sobllthsms eemmunlly that you nave Men looking fgr...off the malor highway* In a beawtllul tre* iiwutd luburBan setting. kitchen-all with specially designed built- in features. Enjoy the wooded scenery from Leisure Village® West j BMroom models toegln it fll.300 Inelyalng furniture, carpet*. either the large bay window or the raised draptiV all .pBllanttfn.waiher, dryer, fte.,^ outside stor.s? blWJllMl#*te nther-TtBtiirt"tnatiiri»5-| are Included In the price of the home, which fhe^Greeneiry ing eent.fs are only JO minutes away, .. And all the pleasures of year-round shore Patfo Homes living start al less than su.ooo. Come visit soon or call collect (or a free brochure. •rawnl Mills, Live the Iliislyle you've been walling (or. Four miles west of the Garden State Parkway Countryside Brighton at flarncoat. Route 72, Box 273, Villa Homes •antegat, New Jersey, 09005 (609) 597 1109 Leisure Village lAkchunl Rwd (Rt, 5JO) West Bmwm Mills. NJ,'(MOIS 609 mj JSS8 Wriehton It's tha time of your life to have tfaa time of your liie. 1 Ui pen Daily 8:00 • 6;00. Closed Sundayi UBgW f 'I'.' •/Itinu'" J"f ''I'-'ii/xli : "C Thursday. July ?1. Waterloo program SUBURBAN CALENDAR STANHOPi—wafefloo Festl WOUNTAINSIDi—Tr*ll5ide Concert jjinnist Byron val Orchestra, pianist Dyron Nntufe and Science Centei Janis will|%e the featured janis, Beethoven, Wntrhuno Reservation j]} Music, danco Rachmaninotl, Brahms, ssln fifnea FfldBy? soloist with the Waterloo July 33, I pm Chamber planetarigm shsw^ EDISON—woody Herman music. Molar), Schubert, Sflturdayi arid Sundayj at } Festival Orchestra on arid the Vsyng Thundering Rostman, July !<, 4pm 1 and 4 p m. Saturday evening, at Herd Free outdoor concert Waterloo village 347 4700 July 21, 1 p.m , Middlesex NEWARK—Newark Mgieum County college 548 6000 Waterloo Village Tn UNION—Talent show Tom 19 Washington si , 71) 4400 Stanhope, HOLMDIL-Anthony Newley Merlo, piano. Dreg jupa, Monday Saturday, noon to 5 The concert, which and Marvin Hamiiiqh, guitar, Marenaa Stevens, p rn. Sundsys 1 te 5 p.m through July 33. Neil Candace Rakes, Cemiile Mianefarigm shows begins at B p.m., will be Sedaka, July 3i 30 All Wilkinson, Bill Stearns, Sdturciays, Sundays ana Movie Times singers July 38, I p.m , holidays the fourth in the classical shows a 30 Dm Garden Wifkins Theatre, Kean festival series held each State Arts Center. 364 9300 College 537 2371. NEWARK—N J,* Historic*! 7 10, 9 30, Fri , 7:20, U:40; Society, 3)0 Bfoadway, 41] ' All times are furnished summer at the restored MADISON—Harold Llebar J939 Tuesdays, By the theaters Sat 4 30. 7 lft. 9:50. Sun , man's Jan impact, juiy 25, Wednesdays, Thyrscfayi colonial village in Sussex 8 p.m.. New jersey and Fridays,yam to 5 P m ••0-0- 2, 4 30, 7, 9:30 County, Shakespeare Festival, Drew Film El.MORA i Eliz i --O-O-- University. Madison 377 Byron Janis, who made S330 FEI.LIMK CASANOVA. M UU.KSVOOD— AN- MOUNTAI Nil BE—Nature his Carnegie Hall debut in films Sundsys a! J, 3 and 4 Thurs., Fri,. Mon , Tues , MK HALL, Thur., Fn , PLUCKiMlN—BoBby Gar p.m TraH^ide Nature and Children 1948, has appeared in don, clarinet. jU|y JJ, 4 8:10. Sat , 1:55. 815, 9 20, Mon , Tues , 7: IS. 9:15, GREASE—The rock n' roll fifties comts to life on the itage of the Paper Science Center, Wafchuny recital and with every p.m,, watchung View Inn, Reservation !3J 5930 MONTCLAIR—Once Upon a Sun , 2:40, 5:45, 8 50 Sat , 4, ti, B. 10, Sun., 2, Mill Playhouse wh#n Broadway's current longasi running musieal hit re- Rt 303. Sponsorect by N,j Fetiind,"' musical play for major orchestra Jail Society &J13&43 or 658 SHORT, Wed , Thurs , 3:40, 5:30. 7:30, 9:15, opens there Sept, 14 for a six-week run. Student discounts of 25 children' presented by the throughout the world. The 3515 Pushcart Players -O--O- Fri , Mon , Tues , 7 45 percent are in effect for Grease and full information is available by first American pianist to Theater Wednesday afternoons Sat , 1 30, 5 50, » RS Sun NEW PLAZA Lin calling the Paper Will Playhouse at 376.4343, through July 27 Memorial go to the Soviet Union at Auditorium, Menfclair State 2 15, 5 20. fl 25 den' BLACK SUNDAY. CRANFORD—'Gypsy ' the beginning of the Through Aug 30, College 76 9120 •-O--O-- Thurs , Fn.. Mun , Tues , performances Fridays at 7. 9 25. Sat , 6 45, 9 20. cultural exchange, he has 8:30 p.m^^^Saturdays at 7 K1VE POINTS CINEMA Chapin to give and 10 p.m., Sundays at 7:30 Sun , 4 10, 6 40, 9 15, also won numerous in- i Union ' KOK THE ternational awards for his pm. Celebration Playhouse, Art I.OVF OK BKNJi, Thurs , WON TON TON 111 South ave. J7J 5704 or THE benefit Aug. 13 recordings and per- 351 SO33, Fn . Mun , Tues . 1 30.Dot; WHO SAVED Disc & Data Ballad-folk song singer formances Byron Janis BAST QRANOI—The Sun WEST ORANGl—Works by T 30, 9. Sat , I 30, 7 30. HOI.I.YWOOD, Sat , Sun shine Boys.' by Neil Simon 15 contemporary women Tom Chapin will appear at made headline news in 9 20, Sun , 1, 3, =i. 7. 9. 1 30 By MILT HAMMER June 24 ju[y 30 artists of the Princeton the Morris Stage in 1967, and again in 1973, Performances Thursdays, Hopewell area Through ROCKY HORROR SHOW --O--O- Fridays and Saturdays ai Aug. 3 YM-YWHA ol Morristown at 8 p m Pick of The LPs when he twice discovered 8 30 p m Actor's Cafe Metropolitan N j., 740 Fri Sat , 11 30 OLD HAMWAV iRah Northfietqave. 734 J300 way THE ISLAND OF Saturday, Aug 13, for the MAKING A GOOD THING unknown versions of two Theatre, South Munn and 0—O • benefit of the Morris Chopin waltzes written in Central avenues 675 1101 FOX-1'NIOS i Rt 22' - DR. MOREAV. Thurs . BETTER: by Olivia SUMMIT—Members show County United of the Ne-wton John (MCA the composer's own hand EDISON— Godspell ' July sj June 36 Aug. ? Noon to t OTHEK SIDE (IF MID-Mon , Tues.. 720,. Fn.. 7, 30, I p.m.. Performing Arts p m. weekdays, 2 to i p m American Cancer Society Saturdays and Sundays SIGHT. Thurs . Mon . 10-30: Sat , 2-55. 6:35, RECORDS12280) Olivia Centfr, Middlisex County once again scores vocally college 548 4000 Summit Art Center, 43 Birr Tues .8. Fri , 7 30, 10 30, V0 10, Sun , 2 40, 6:15, The Tennessee Osmosis st 3739131 with the numbers — OAR WOOD—South Pacific • Sal 4 30, 7 30. 10 30 Sun 9 55, Fl TLKEWORLD, group will appear with 'Ado' outdoors Chapin in the benefit "Making A Good Thing Through Aug 21. wesfwood 4, 7. 10 Thur , Mon., Tues., 9:10; William Shakespeare's MARTI NO TO AP- ' Dinner Theater, 43a North Fri , H 45, Sat , 1 05, 4 40, concert, sponsored by Better," "Slow Dancing," ave 789 OaOi --0-O- classic comedy, "Much PEAR-Singer Al HIS, Sun , 1, 4 30, 810 Morris Youth Against "Ring Of Fire," MADISON—New jersey F0X.WOOI)BHlni.K— "Coolin' Down," "Don't Ado About Nothing," will Martino will be per- Shakespeare Festival. OTHER SlUF OF MIU- II. O- Cancer iMTAC) in forming next Thursday Shakespeare's 'Much Ado cooperation with Barnett Cry For Me Argentina," be staged at the Open Air About Nothing' and Titus NH1HT (Call Theater at PARK ' Roselle Park) 'Sad Songs,'* "You Won't Threatre at Washington and Friday, July 28 and Andronicus,' m repertory. 634-0044 for iimei'lock • HI HNT OFFEKINCiS. Lippman of the Morris 29, at the Meadowbrook Drew University 377 4487. Stage Tickets are on sale See Me Cry," "So Easy To Crossing Park, Rt. 29, --O-0-- Thurs . Fn , Mon , Tues., Begin," "I Think I'll Say north of Trenton, July 28 Theatre Restaurant, 1050 7 15, Sat , 3 50, 8 05, Sun., at the Morris Stage box MIDDLiSiX—'Privite Li LOST PICTIKK SHOW Goodbye," "Don't Ask through 30 Pompton ave , Cedar ves,' by Noel Coward July Union' -BLACK _Sl'N- 3 30. 7 20. AUDREY office, 100 South si . Grove 31.23, 27 30 at 8 40 p.m. Morristown, ,540-9272, The A Friend" and "If Love Is Foothill Pl*y House, DAY, Thurs.. Mon , Tues , HOSE, Thurs , Fri , Mon , Real," BeetHwood ave 354 0442 Tues ,910. Sat, 2, 6,9-56; Morris County Unit of the TRAVEL BOON Sun . 1 30, 5 20, 9 15 American Cancer Society, "CROSSWORD MONTCLAIR—When You Born in Cambridge, OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Comin' Back, Red Ryder? Foreigners in the •-O--O-- 330 South St.. Morristown. England, and raised in rs'a'N'a'i through July 23 'Knock, Republic of China, aged To 5384336, is also selling Melbourne, Australia, visa expired and she had PUZZLE a'O'11 !ViX Knock' July 34 30 SANFORD ilrv.I- ACROSS 37 journalut Performances at 8 30 p.m and above, will enjoy half- DARBY O'OILl, AND tickets Olivia first became in- to return to Australia, Memorial Auditorium, Olivia stayed in England 1 Maine river Pyle, Montclair State College 744 price fares on trains, THE LITTLE PEOPLE, terested in singing and 9120. alone. S "— m formaUy buses and ships, like their Thursday to Tuesday, dancing early in school Arms" U English MOUNTAIN LAKiS—'South Chinese counterparts, 1 15, 4:25, 7:35; WINNIE Entremont due With three other girl Her very first single 10 Gallop river Pacific ' June 10 Aug. 34 friends, she formed the Sol i Bob Dylans tune, "If Not 11 Nickname M French Performances Wednesdays, announced the Taiwan T1IK POOH, Thursday to in Stanhope Fridays, Saturdays and Provincial Government. Tuesday, 3, 6:15, 9:25^ Four but had to disband For You"), recorded in for a painter Sundays, Neil's New Yorker England, made her an second-rate 40 Egyptian Dinner Theatre, Rt a, 334 French virtuoso pianist the group when it began to 0051. Philippe Entremont will interfere with school instant international college solar dlsii success. Her next single, 11 Munitions IJQWN SOUTH ORANOB—-5100 the be • the guest soloist work However, Olivia tsl.) 1 Initiate 8 Ijover of 24 Goodly World I Want to Get Off,' to AIDtRITE NURSING SERVICES "Banks of the Ohio," won day at (30 p.m. 'Kind Saturday evening, July 30, was firmly set in her 13 NebraJika 2 Knightly beauty gathering Lady,' July 21 23, 28 30 at with the Waterloo Festival desire to he a performer the English Silver Disk river business S I^viaUd 26 Compassion 8:30 p-;m. Thaatreinthf. USE YOUR MAJOR CREDIT and the Australian Gold RQUhd, Setsn Hall universi Orchestra in historic Although she came from a 14 Fish eggj suit 11 Ejihausted 2J Burden to ty 762-9000. fxt 22) or 211, Waterloo Village in scholarly family iher Disk Awards In 1971 and 15 WtU-known 3 Be born IS Absfract bear or 734 5444, CARDS TO CHARGE 1972, she was voted the princess (3 wds.) oneself 29 Big-game Stanhope, grandfather was Nobel SOUTH ORANOS^'Kind La prize winner, German Best British Girl Singer by II Common 4 Siouji 18 Bookie animal dy,' July 21.23, 31,30 at I:J0 YOUR NURSING SERVICES The concert, which 30 German p.m. Theatre,in.the,Round, readers of pop weekly article 5 Nonsense business MIKE- ROWAN plays btglns at 8 p.m., will be physicist Max Bom, and 17 Frequent (si.) 21 I>onver city Seton Hall ynlvtriify 742 We accept all major credit cards newspaper. »000, ext 227 or 211, or 734 Teddy, the young drifter the final Saturday night her father was head- newspaper 6 Milkfish building 3$ Grassland 5444, RN Aides-LPN-Nurses Aidts-Livelns orchestra concert in the master of a college in In 1973, she received her name 7 Fighting 22 Tardy M Tibetan who terrorizes seven HOME- HOSPITAL* NURSING HOME classical series at Melbourne), she decided first Grammy as Best 1! Celtic (3 wds.) 23 Heedless gaielle people In- an all-night deity to pursue her music Country Vocalist for the ) B •i Museums diner in a small South- Waterloo Village. -• '• 24 HOURS • DEPENDABLE NURSING CARE 20 Hotbed western town in the career full time rather song, "Let Me Be There," M AI M l • Bonded* Insured* Licensed than going to college, M Bit IS £f^ *T ?nW« <- Art award-winning show FRIDAY DlABLINl She earned two more B Montana CALL D AY OR NIT1-. 67B-68QQ Grammys in 1974, a total "When You Comin' Back All Ifemi other than ipot As a result of winning city 11 S; 30 p.m, Tuesdays- of eight American Music Saturdays 10 am to I p m Red Ryder?, through 586 CENTRAL AVI, • EASTORANGE ntws should be in our office her first talent contest at 24 Worked Closed Mondays .A Saturday at Summcr'un Charge with by noon on Friday, 16, she svas sent in Awards since 1974 and under- multiple honors from ground Summer Theatre, Diners Club • Carta Blariehe • American Express I 7 t) England, For the next two 25 Slugger BURGLARY DETERRENT Record World, Billboard, TIP Montclair State College, years she performed as Slaughter Cashbox, the Academy of JO Exterior doors with glass Upper Montclair. Further part of a duo with another 21 Suspend panes should have double information may be Australian girl, appearing Country Music, The 7! Workshop cylinder deaabolf locks with 3 2 one inch throw soli. obtained at 746-9120, in cabarets and onCountry Music Of science numerous shows on BBC-Association, AGVA, 2! Part 15 TV, When her partner's ASCAP and the People's of a Chestnut Tavern I Restaurant Choice, just to mention a franc 27 .•3 I few, 31 Wonder. AMPLE POINTS CINEMA menl Si Open Daily UNION • 964-9633 I Olivia makes her movie U Gamma or 11:30 A.M. Hi 'FOR THE LOVE debut in the film "Grease" beta 34 ss with John Tavolta. JJ Jones or OF BENJ1" (o: n Clostfl f uesday Mat, Dally 1:30 Seaver IXieUTIVil r#aJ«.) 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Rinaldo last week the ad- new natural gas has increased by MO were supporting private enterprise by for the fall semester, according to Dr. ministration Intend* moving toward percent, and profits are expected to urging deregulation when in fact Leonard Kreliman, vice-president for deregulation of natural gas on a reach $11.4 billion in 1978. They were private business would suffer academic affaire. cautious itep-by-itep basis. 13.3 billion in 1973, tremendously, 111111111 Social Justice, one of four philosophy Rinaldo, who met with Carter for Rinaldo said the President praised Rinaldo said the most convincing case courses at the college, will offer an over an hour at the White House, said him for his vote to continue regulation, against deregulation was that despite analysis of some of the major theories the President wanted the support of and acknowledged Rinaldo had been excessive profits in the industry and of social justice. Among concerns in members of both parties to curb in- under intense pressure from- gas sharp price increase*, production has this area that will be given, special flationary increases in the price of company lobbyists. gone down. Added to that, he said, was consideration are political natural gas. He said sudden The Union Congressman said he had states like Texas, Louisiana and 1038 STUYVESANT AYE, disobedience, the distribution of social deregulation would create price panic been angered by attempts by at least Oklahoma, that are deregulated, have "Whin P.riorul Servlct goods, political obligation and in- among consumers and shock wayes in one gas company official to label him as not increased gas production while judges UNION Colts Yeu Nothing Infra' dividual autonomy, the nature of law the economy. anti-business because of his vote raising prices sharply. and justifications for punishment. The The New Jersey Congressman said against deregulation, He said the natural gas industry three-credlt course will meet once a he was convinced full and immediate "Some day the businessmen who wants to raise gas prices to a position of selected THANK YOU week, on Friday from 9 to 11:45 a.m. deregulation would have been too deep support deregulation will get the facts Larry VQUR RESPONSe TO OUR 5AL.E UAST WEEK WAS parity with oil, "The effect of this is FANTASTIC ...OF COURSE, THE FACT THAT WI Methods in Library Research, a one- a shock for the economy to bear. straight. They'd be frightened out of that all our energy sources would have executive director of the M TOOK OUB ENTIRE STOCK AND RBDUCBD PRICES their wits at what deregulation would St. Rocco Festival, to be TO AN ALL-TIME LOW, HELPED... WELL, Wl credit course, will provide a systematic Rinnldo released figures from Joel their prices fixed by the Arabs and the M WANT TO CONTINUE THE MOMENTUM, AND GIVE approach to the resources of a library Jacobsen, president of the N.J. Public do to them. The only people who would OPEC cartel that controls the flow and held this year from Aug. 12 M YOU MONBST VALUE. resource center and will cover research Utilities Commission, showing im- immediately benefit from deregulation price of crude. It's already been to 31 at O'Brien Field in strategy and techniques. Classes will mediate deregulation would raise the would be the gas company stockholders enormously costly to the American the Peterstown section of M ALL SPREADS-QUILTS-BLANKETS- meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday average bill in New Jersey for natural and officers," economy and consumers in lost jobs Elizabeth, has announced M from 3 to 3;S0 p.m., for five weeks only. gas users from $41.50 per month for SO New Jersey business and industry and inflation: Putting natural gas in the the selection of judges for M PLASTIC CLOTHS-STOCK DRAPES- Spanish Grammar and Composition therms to $76.32. Furthermore, Rinaldo would pay twice as much as they now same category as oil would be the beauty pageant M THROW PILLOWS for Hispanics is intended for Hispanics said the tejtimony and figures supplied do for natural gas under full-scale devastating, and we can't even be sunrPv. scheduled for Aug. 17 M /9 who may have imperfect by James Sehleslnger, the nation's deregulation, Rinaldo said. He added that natural gas production would The following have been BED PILLOWS Off knowledge of Spanish. The three-credit energy ciar, offered no proof gas crease substantially," selected; Bud deLazaro, course will deal with the grammatical production would Have increased. Rinaldo urged President Carter to managing editor of the and syntactical problems of native "The lifting of the price on natural Bard comedy consider incentives for higher gas Daily Journal; Russell L 5 »ALL SHOWER CURTAINS •ALL | Spanish speakers who have had gas from the current 11.44 per thousand production other than prices. He Wyckoff, publisher of the • FIELDCREST & MARTEX TQWELSMLLJ minimal formal education in the cubic feet fo $1.75 un4er the President's at Echo Lake pointed out the government does not Suburban News, Vincent grammar of their language. Classes plan will insure sufficient profits for Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" will adequately supervise its leases on Keen, general manager of NNO-IRON TABLECLOTHS IQO/J will meet Monday, Wednesday, and exploration and development of new be presented by the Union County Park natural gas fields, and producers are CATV 12 in Elizabeth: Friday from 10 to 10:50 a.m. gas fields," Rinaldo said, "The price not compelled to produce their reserves Chick Harrison, city editor ENTIRE BATH DEP'T. Commission at Echo Lake Park next of the Star-Ledger; Larry Career Planning is offered as part of incentive is already there, and so is the Monday through Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on a scheduled and timely basis. N demand. What more do the gas lob- Hausman, publisher of the •FITTED PADS OFF the college's basic studies certificate Through donations from private "I don't believe that the federal Citizen, and Charles F M program and carries three certificate byists, want?" individuals and industrial and com- government has been as vigilant as it Sales, assiitant vice- ii N credits. Open to all students, the course Rinaldo said Sehleslnger testified mercial institutions, 11,012 has been should be in insuring that the producers president of the Summit CORTLEY" M is designed to assist in the exploration before the House that the deregulated received for this production by the New do not divert supplies to intrastate and Elizabeth Trust Co of various careers in terms of personal price could increase to more than $5 per Jersey Shakespeare Festival of markets and avoid their commitment HEADY-MADE, SPECIAL OR- . N needs, interests, aptitudes, values and thousand cubic feet, compared to 52 Woodbridge to supply the states where price DER DRAPERIES,,, BRING 30°/«ON the demands of various work settings. cent* a year ago. He also pointed out Donations will be accepted to pay for regulations. HOSPITAL COSTS IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS M complete staging of the presentation. "The government can change its Americans are paying FABULOUSSALK OFF Excess funds will be allocated to lease bidding system to instill more about 45 cents out of every N musical programs which will be an- competition and increase production by dollar they spend on M Mortgage nounced in August or to a complete 1978 making it profitable for smaller health care services for PLUS A STORE FULL OF BARGAINS 5 DRY summer aria festival. companies to get in on the bidding," hospital bills. CLEANING aid set up PMrii two Barmtnti if Berkeley Federal regular prlct. third Rajoppi emphasizes iimiiar or lower prlctd Savings and Loan, with (fern at only 1 etnf. offices in Essex, Morris, BKcluaea from liUiFurt, Su«i»i, Ltithin, Hat» and Heuiiheld iftrnt Union and Ocean, Coun- framing as reporter Etltdlv. Ihru July JO. 1f77 ties, has just announced Joanne Rajoppi, a pertise in the field of ANY COMBINATtON OF THREE that it has made available Democratic candidate for administration would , DRY CLEANING . LAUNDRY . HANGING ST0RA617 12 million in special the Union County Board of enable her to implement in mortgage money for 25 Freeholders, says she 21 communities the things FUR CLEANING , BLANKETS . FUR STORAGE . BOX New Jersey communities STORAGE . RUGS, DRAPES AND MUCH MORE . entered ths political arena ihe has learned in serving SHOE REPAIR For additional in- with the trained eye of a as mayor of SpringfieTd. formation about this low former newspaper The 29-year-Old SENIOR CITIZENS interest mortgage money, reporter whose ob- Democrat oversees the 10% OFF including FHA and VA servations of the political expenditure of loans, inquiries should be scene for the now-defunct Springfield's $3,7 million addressed to Al Orafke, Newark News made her municipal budget. She Berkeley Federal Savings better aware of the slates this experience will Money La Rue and Loan, 324 Chestnut St., problems she would en- give her the ability to Union 070S3, 964-6500. 1123 LIBERTY AYE, • HILLSIDE 355-1442 counter in her present pest develop a spanding plan IlkL, BABY'S ola toy* with a as mayor of Springfield. lor the budget of $M.9 Want Ad Call 416 7700, daily S Rajoppi says her ex- million. •SHOPPING 10 5 M "I think my critical .. in July and August and September and, outlook, developed during Open a regular savings account that pays the my ' time with the newspaper, will be sure to Highest Intereit Rate allowed by law, EARNINGS keep the Board of CREDITED TO YOUR ACCOUNT MONTHLY n like reeholders on its toes," receiving a Christmas Bonus 12 times a year. laid Rajoppi. She heaijj the Union Who is New ounty Consumer Affairs Advisory Committee, a nine-member group that provides information to No.1 taxpayer? consumers and sponsors consumerism lecture Seventoon cents of every electric and gas series at Union College. dollar you pay goes ior taxes-.-,-,-making The Springfield mayor also sefvefircfilifman of PSE&G the state's largest taxpayer. the Union County REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Municipal Advisory ouncil, which includes that iarns the Highest Interest Rate Daily mayors from aril of the county's 21 municipalities, and is active in planning These taxes have an important effect on methods of disposing of your utility bill. solid waste Hike club (ided You Maintain a Bolanee of 15 00 or mart lists a dip •Wilhdrawoii Anytime Without LO' Inierfif Principal and intereit is Computfd 1 A ramble and a swim are scheduled for Saturday by the Union County Hiking Club. On Saturday, Helene Black and Ray Carriere _^R DEPOSITORS- Where does all your electric and gas tax will lead the five mile money go? Most uf it goes to Local commum- Eagle Rock Ramble, tioK Herd's how ii works , Hikers will meet at the FREE PERSONAL White Castle parking lot, PSE«G ptiys three .hfl'-rvnttdxas levied hy Rt, 23 and Bloomfield the state avenue, Verona, at 10:30 CHECKMG _ -L • A IjancdmkJM is paid to 300 municipalities a.m. and bring lunch. iorTh^ust-'!)! pubiir stpif-ts it is computed The Lake Awosting hike, NO /Minimum Balance Low Rates Available at the rale of 5 ', of y'rosn ic-VMiiufcH. and.last. swim, led by Dick Wolff; is scheduled for Saturday NO Service'Charge, yf-tir ihe trfliifhiBf ttix aniuufited to nearly also. Those interested will $65 milli meet just past the Essex xm'-itm is also If-vn-d by the Toll barrier of the Garden and Vour Checks PSiv-,G's facilities and m pay.abk State Parkway at 8:30 |^Y 'NTERESTED? npiilificH m which they are a.m. "Ar'e AbsoMety FREE "—J Drop in or call the located U t y«-'ar> cjrosH roc«ipts tax, com- 17% of your PSE&G electric and gas NEED HILFI Pind the puted at 7 •.. ul gross revenues, totalled dollar goes for taxes. RIGHT PERSON with a Want IE^OU Harmonia office nearest uver SI 18 million . M, Call 616 7700. yo-u for full particulars • A mitidx. computed at 12 5% of the gross How taxes are distributed to a com- receipts and franchise taxes, goes directly Dally lipntt ku* itrvln To munity. Lets use the franchise tax as dii ' ASBURY PARK tu tin; state for its own uso PSE^G paid a example l4's computed dt 3% of gross-, SEASIDE HEIGHTS surtax oi nearly $23 million last year • revenues Each of 300 municipalities via OlrdM Slat* parkway PSE.iG also pay s local real estate taxes.direetly. the total franchist' tax, CoMolidiM Short UDM MiT tu A'db nnrnicipahiies-^hcBfi dlotit;-amouftfeti- UNION * Lunchionitt* to over $ 10 million last year manlin that community If 1VO of.PSE^Gs CINTRR lllChMlnglll. investment were in TowrfTV? the Public UNION, IISMIK F*rM .All in all. 9 out of every 10 New Jersey tax Utility Tax Bureau would direct PSEsG JW-fM dolltirs PSEsG pays go righl to thwiocfl) to pay V of the total franchise tax to ooooooQqoeq -municipalities.we serveTn fact. Ids! year 33 Town A Go 'TTo ThThe RRac e ' muniapalitiBBwach received over $1 million Dill MONMOUTH RKt TRACK, . The family Savings, Bank fron.PSEwG ' VI* | So PSEf.G is New Jersey's biggest taxpayer 0*vttm SemCt 'Pmiwty \ in ELIZABETH: 1 UNION SQUARE 1 540 MORRIS AVE - 2890800 And those taxes represent a significant for FIFf|,Mwdu(H k into: | in SCOTCH PLAINS NORTH AVE. A CRESTWOOD RD 6S4 J622 PSHG Consolidated DM UM I in MIDDLETOWN: I HflRMONY ROAD - 671 2500 ,,i ynnr.PSE»G energy bills. July 31. 1977 CALL AN "AD-VISOR1'FORACTIpN. TODAY! - 686-7700 BUY HELP SELL HIRE

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D **Tfa in£sm«r fuii, p*fT TYPIST—To train an CRT 1 JO CLERICAL RQ caih inyfifmefit, fta SEC RtTAHiei TYPISTS to » JO ana 5 to 10 P M. | ORDER ENTRY SWITCHBOARD KITCMUM BIST INC, *S Is I ATTENTION K ini Ave , Cranfora I DEALERS WANTED FART TIME I DO YOU TYPE? . — R7 Jl 1 j COLLECTION [[ plus sdrne k'tcnen * OPERATOR AND ARE VOU Fyli timf, B*r ma Refit po%\i ign >dya;s, male Of 'tmale, warifta Bf I PS for ff*» salt ef UNEMPLOYED RESIDENTS brand phgfg prgaycTS and pfKtssing including NTERESTED IN available Conigle type feQafd, CLERKS JOl excellent salary with good ASSIQNMENTS? (ring* benefit* Lovely working KODAK WESTINGHOUSE OF UNION COUNTY A Collective T MOS p VISIT YOUR canaiflens Apply in person EVEREADY KEYSTONE Opportunity h«fd wit, tissibit hrs. Mutt BOSiLLI SHOP. CINTIR l f SARI-TAN RgAD. POLAROID HOLSON ALBUMS liO fafctng 55l*5 fc O**i£i ROSiLLl.N J • Sn, if K7-21-1 CALL S. MARSH I SONS ARMY VITLE PART TIME CLERICAL i 265 MillburnAV , JMIllbyrn, H J BUhon da!!8f hri mr w«*s Sood typing 241-W11 • | ———— R 7 23 1 Can W 1 SOQ 1*8 WOO '•tivl skill! nfCiiiiFfi ifnaii & RECRUITER! J 1 pl»*i*nt Insyfinct sfilet in I SWITCHBOARD OP Qr w,/i 3 iJ"BUII"' M&jnfainild* Can 2J3-2Q60. KELLY GIRL I ANiWf HINOStRVICi : I SO 3 ifM 3 CLERK TYPIST R:tti 30 South Avenue A B'ViiiQfi S(KI!lyS«PV!et5 ! —— — K ? 23 1 INTERNATIONAL PHOTO SUPPLY 3 1 TIMI-SEMI-RETIREO I PERSON GOOD PHYSICAL j Your Type __^_^^_^^— RJD1 \&AH Th.ffl if .Camrnbui. Ohfg 43215 CONDITION. FOR SMIPPiNQi SECRETARY Switchboard Operator Garwood Mali of Position GENERAL WORK UNION-M7-*' La* etfici Jn unisn Cenftf: including clerical dulits, > ,/,»-.{ indtflnff* FT, I ef J tJ»yi g*f modern office, liberal benffif? R f =23-1 I .»»£ ~ ' "" ... . • Hi U\t w Rstutea Extruders, *D1 Park Garwood N.J. For Sale 8 532 POLISHIR *anf#d M--F. No gynglnfli itgai fspcrttnci 3&B7 tyrniture, sresstr & criD ? sec ; ring wsrk, esp#rltnc» heiefui, Bui not rtqulrM. (31 AIR CONDITIONERS ; prffeFrfca,' ^ns ealii. Apply in Tel: 789-1933 eress-ng table, gooo ear bea & 611 MJ7aft»f JB.m, TILIPMONI ISLiS—Bar! ?,00e BTU ! yrsoidllSO, 12,000 t pefion only SePmid & Sen? iQlt If 7 JO I car seat, goos sonaition, other _ _^ K 7-M-l time (ief your own hours), wsrk BTU 2 yrs oldliiO. (I,MO BTU fntst BiOy -te^s Si? 73y! I SB. ^pFingiftid Ave. f yrs O!dS7§, Refrlg good £0^0 trern ham*, if yew srtlsy falling WELDEBS-Must But umi - -_ _ IH] p v ^a^d'e A^ynfainlffle. K J 23 1 SECRETARY SJSO 375 4722 ^ ax fa p*opii ysu may find this an f sp#r!tnce In tank work & b* BEDROOM SET H^WtlTC M iiDyr-n law effiee, expef!*n« —— ' * 7 23 intffestlng way erf making esfra handy with fools, small shop In LIVINOROOMIITSIIB ! m Real EiUfc pre'ferrtd but win PRESSMAN money, call Mr Brumtil at IS6 Eeniiworfh, all Benefits fully &MPLIFIEB-SANQ Ver? SOOS KITCMlNSITJJj -Fan Some 5n*no fequiFid 7730, f 18 j. eaia, real growth opeertunify csnfijien L'^e n#*. Best Salary 141 W7S Salary commt nsursff wlfh __^^ HA 1 Si I Call 341 JMO offer CaM K I I l C " R 7-23-1 TILIPMONB SSLII-Mf •ipp a! 371 0230 BEFORE wi CIQ1« for vic»t|gn 7 7.3 •: sec iHWINKABIiuSPSINTERi AHT frvlrtgfofl Part time, 17 Qr svef j p m 5 SO Columbia St. fuFpr, geea fypii*, p.m , MQn; thru Friday!: Salary A-l CONTENTS tr &#tf. e*rti, bjiiii & iheii; • sa; msehin*, light stfne, against esmrnisslfln Call 371 y|*d bikti ft iKffciiifi, ntw Newark. t<3 0042 POTATO Chip route for _ R7SJ1 office, speeriunlty h tO3s 6et f 1- B-ffi. INGO ctoth.ng A hiking ihoti, rsMtr — RI41 Call ?§1 *n&i evenings or 1 ik*>*I tennis Fi£i|y*ti. frlck > JK b€ Salary CGmmfniuraff Stunning 6f§wn sofa, custom F flats ... y.,,,r insii ft trailer mirfsr: Sperti a ?cc Rial Estate Sales made Chslris Walnut will unifr i SOC Ll^.e people houw*? Winl ni"\\ii TIMP PIRM. eacfiieflt lamps, "tablti, ' Swips, Ine, 27M5SQ. a stimulating &k rewardinffwirdin g R 7 23-1 MIGH«ATiS NOFII PfSintlngs, nt* Ettgefti, -• - - — ' E 7 23 career? We have an opening tor COlsr TV, 1 e*n se*§v 3 mint gUTCHlS SLOCK DiNlTTI i 'Atrir ~ 5* a full time saies assoeiate. Can TEMPORARYJOBS I THlBitlUTICMilliS* eenaifion BtafSmi wim huteh, %Bj ismi ^ 4 ehairs New, ittn Anne Syivestef, Realtor, 37e> ; SECRETARY §y Expefjeneeo Massa spreadi, curtains, dtik, kitchen ,n §r)orig g 5cartoaftonn AiMtnAskingg ii?i REYPUHCH OPERATOR 1300 for details. Fgr insurance agent, part time, Therapist For , S74 4U/ %etE w-4 biack leather chairi, _ ,——_ K 7 JJi "INSTANT WORK" me green shag rug, ^m^tf 4 1 hrs per day,^ daysa week, ! " ^ 1 f IS J fyr5. BM«. rfeordi, gifdifi wse^appro 9a12, asXingSSO fill 9sed typing k administrative TYPis-ra foe is, lawn fypnitype, ton* ef 3SS3 SAFETY sBlliry, must 6e reiiaBie S. DIVORCE YOURSELF gricabrac; cpntenti ail .S3 1 Temporary gifted lady, Keriiiworth. N.J Union W4SG3S ifemi, Tvi, agpiiancti* ree SALES s^e i ia*nf^s*iri" 443 #5 s" fi^* ret. j train ffi# right ; j " R i-u-i LOCATIONS ON SATURDAY, JULY 23. 1977 JOHN HANCOCK SECRETARY Permanent Ifth ANNUftL I eevce Ccngea] §£e 427 CneSfnyf If., Union \ Laft I Fsund S ANTIOUIIMOWIALI NOSTINO liM PIBST ' 3:00 a.m. to 12:00 pjn. CQLLIC1 Brivtf, part fim§ In I 2300. S 30-i K. IBM f^t g MUTUAL LIFE usveiy Union ettice, 964-7717 PHEIiYTIRIANCMURCM ^y3«|f r^grpingi .n SfBT Call R 7 23=1 in Del Ray liag LOST: Lssiei diamond wnii Excellent Contents ? SPRINGFEELD, N:J. C3iistphOne, Teltehone contact, : AAAIN ST., SPARTA, NJ S^ #112 *O app* i#a£§n HiM tSB Shop Wf ipeclatlle in ptapjf wateh, Hamilton, white s§id. Moving! Everything must go* Announces career QppQrtt>n^fy wiiiingness to learn new July 21 k 51 Noonio p.m SfyF'Fi = ns QQIO S* %B* £> % yits^r Cs . ^>d . N J in.sT. Ngrainge screw l^_a^I__ K 7 23 1 VIC, Union Cenfef ACCOUNTS CLERK m sales & minsgimsn!. 4 year oroeeaures Co on% our tee. J^jly 13 NoQh-I:3C p.m rna§e csf"n#r gi. puid COUCH, ^ine apff?!OfS financing & training program. FINEST ANTIQUil ienees Good pay. A*f ARLENE 37B-3395 LOST: Deg, Pettingeie answers fgyng marele tab'e, r^any flr# •VTflnfhly salary up Ts SI ,000 plus TEAROOM — Tienfa plant Pleasant Pursonnei 372MOffisAv.,SB(la Southern Carfler stfUlng to "SUIAN." Vicinity mahsg: eftg TSSiei, sen pefcn corn million. Conn piste tr sin Ins COUNTRY STORi COMPUTER OPERATOR ions Regular gyertifne _^___ _ K7»l Springfield h Union Line ! fyrn.i fine whi*e fripif dfeiitr. in kire, Casualty* Pension, Donations II SO fringe Ben^ms. Apply in euiTemel service Typing skiil a REWARD 467-9843. ' DuncaFi Phyft arsp ifif f*_tf, APTITUDE FOR FIGURES i , Mutual Fungs, etc: wiffiThlsaaS1.2J n of" Call 1251) SSi-4323- SILK SCREEN muff, CaM Pete Donahue 11=11?= 1 — _ , R7-21-6t ma pit i ing it Sg, reCBrai, Tm\ 4- Macr-ine Ce., 7il TfMi is one of tne rnp5t Sperfsweaf firm nem&% a few == !— Z7=ai -bssKf, paintings, iftmwin, : ts 340 of 37 = rewarding programs iwailaoie s§od people TS do icreen :— '- " " " R?ai i RIWARB of S2J for lost cat ANTIQUES _* fiaTwtre, many fet iT»mi, ine* ;cge of DOS VS way. at 7Th 5?., EiilaDethi Tofls? Contact Mf. Abbruiie^e pFinTing Sseellent working Answers to, name of "ANGiL," HOUSE CONTENT! Blewer, lawnmewwri, garden 3yr ise^ey . 'ape and s;lc ar Mr Minion at I79=il2Q. conditions, steady full time ! TYPIST small female, blact k white OieSi, china, framei, pieiyfes, t^ii, [it giiM. _**yt lampi, with white front paws, gfe«n —= ^ R7-21-1 ==T_^^= R 7-3&1 *OFK. Apply >n person. Eagle Se§5, chestii chairi, ieiBi ite8mtr trun^, JQni erf _rfca Large insurance asfney eyes, pins nose. Last Sffn en S&LISFIBSON SPOrt Togs, 1323 &yrrt#t Ave: table?, einette wt, aestts, recafs erae, Pfieta to «!'. In 1 say. fto.uires full time Typist with Melville PI-, irvingfen. 373 03^4. ; piayi TV, air conditforwri, Cem*? early *or ^s* buys MAKEM0^12 AN HOUR: Full er part time in refai! Hoer (near VauxhaM Rd:) Union. $250 to soe per w az a go-gs light sfeno ana aiefaphone • _ . — R7-216 j fans. tamps, washer, dryer, July 23, 1D^, ?3? Harding Ra s ACCOUNTS ^wi!! train. covering i defiBrsting center- ' - -— i refrig., yara k Beneh taeii, giri NQ #ap neede Send resume ts Class. Bs?; 4l9£, SL11P.IN helB. I days a wee*, experience fp worit for Sales GAS COMPANY Tilfnf, hM 13 i electrical tferns, oar equip., g[d \ Call for JfifO actio Suaurlsan Fubliihing, 1291 tocarf for elderly woman.. Ligiv Staff Music InYtnjttionj ] T1Q nousefcetping, referensis k ' sewing machine, CLOTHING, Styyvesant A^e.^ Unien ! iufpiyi Qu*ief New _ " R 7 23-1 experience 371 1471 or 371 J1S4 POR&PPT-CALL PIANO a. GUITAR instructions. tie, 1069 VesrHe*s St.. HlHtlot. mattreiits, T»/*n §f full i30, CQIMiTiC S&LES^PFeftieiouS , R-7'23-1 374 1110, l^T jj $6, per lesson. Call ' M~ = jyiy 22 &13 (Fri, & Sat ) ? a".m • ,§ynii Bess, wosa tsC. iefa Bess Ceayty salon, experienced In I t Canteimo- NO EA^LY BIRDS. g SliS, nit. set Jij jerome it . sales ^ makeup Can 37$-7SQQ laales' SBtelalty "store, must; JAMES S. 37S-I931 = '— KM3 =eesec sn This area '• O^eF *00 yr Hargifl Elms. qrlve & be good with figures, i 9S, Tepf Drugt-Mlllburn STENO-CLEBK Reseiie Park 34l-9$S3 • aSi Hli-ng iternS! SeS' NaSTeSS Call fDnappf. Itan Sofnmer, ?S5'( K7-23-1 R 7 JO-ij BAR6EQUE GftILL, glfCtrlc, =__ — R 7-23-1 No euperltflCi neeeiiary fsf I KEMPER&CO, ^^irsii- HQ investfnenti Call Sfuyvesant Ave., union, 684-2400 I westra attachments, S7f; Roc^ Tan Frtc 1-BM-2<3-760fr. Of write D1NT&U Receptionist fyIt Time, WANTED Jr modern inert Hiil_=Syfnmtt l*w Iratiuctigns, Mist, 14 Me pi* l#,re©m S** with twin FABRICSALE OfflB, £i ———— K7-J31 HrnerMilibyrn, Short Hills area. fr 1 t TENNIS ] itepteole tfruitwooaj S2B. Ous Domestic & imports, ail DRIVERS, full time, part time MiTUHE wrson »o care for R7JO1 ——— R 7 11 1 iTUBENTI If you don^f have a Group lessons, i Mrs,l4S j Ilectrie Console Sewing types ot (aarlcs. Prices for = Liffle Jimm?"s Italian ig« Second grader Before I, after Bj.lingual Spanish, eHpefienced- 1 APPLIANCE SALES ar ,s 5ymm?f |ab & woyia lint tg earn Private lessons, i hr. 19 • j Machine, as isSJ2; Reverel mm jimmeciiate sale Bat & Sun a en 4UT0 nsw has routes open in union A school in vicinity ^oserf Oordan 5ECBETART, iALII—flood 3J hrs, fringe benefits- pieasani- fhe iasf privafel y cwne litpy ^r heuf, Esp#rience net -Taught fty professional ! Movie Projector cneees slight'a m I p m 347 isaoeni ' s-ye , Viesleses Csynfies. 24J,?iJ3- school, Roselie Park, in your sfenefii typing a must, Escellent 1 o#flce. Send resume: Dept. Z, instryetor on erivate OrassTex reoair) IW! (Spflngtiela) 3>f, irv (use side entrance; J47 appiiahee SfOfes, yeu'il earn MECHANICS (2) ———— Rill home or mine 241-7J?i after 4 benefits. Car necessary. Call neeessafy, ear needed. Call far 1« iS3, union, N.J. Q70M court, jiy CHANT 3751M8 1W* " !'»H e^5d saiary, fignr awa?, snar Q686-7T00 These Experts Are As Near As Your Telephone •686-77007 a Time sn f ILIPHON.E NiCISSARV, fhii newspaper saes n§r CALL COLLECT' TO CAROL yoyf handi?UM W to esPn men- liam; Fliunef Companies SO Maini t ilaritt 14 Piiltiinlj Piptftllilpn| 68 Rgefinl t SiSiii|- inswingiy' ieeept Help ey iefiing pffsfiglsys ^vsn pra- DAT 118 ilf-UfS OR WRITE (Vented afii fFgm e^efoyefi duets Learn hsw to Become FRilNpLT TOT PARTIES, K SHORTLINlMOVtHi ^eveff^ _y the Fa^ taeap RAILROAD AVE , ALBANY, LOAH5 i¥ PHONE INTER (OB •. EXTEHlOft DEVITOS HOOFING eft Avon Representative, CaM: 'LOVE Your Homer Why net UNN CONSTRUCTION Packing & Storage Ap H Y. 122OS, : Seeendary Mertsage io^n% Pg nfrng. LeaeeFi 4 Oytte^s. New roots !> repairs, gutters k fs er^piayfT^enT ih infersTaTe yailiBurg h irvingten; 711-4322= protect it from Burglars L fifei- CO,,INC f^gving "Spec n g.ino r^ovi ; LITTLE RASCALS 1 WArJiitiCCOR^ 24 r-Our serv 4M 7147 Free Eiiirnaies mitres &bL leaaers, free estimates, ifsyred Eommeree, if they offer \e%% SceTcn Plaini 647 n si 4. R 7-10.1 .Cali Prteision iecurity, J7i-Bj71 CMFINTIBS ROOFERS 1045 Spfingfield Avt, Union ftahwgy: 6S4-3710. LinSen. 4M- R T?« Qf FS3 7939 Mf J Gignnin. m 3J93 ih#n tne ie§#! minimym GRAND OPINING Branch for i free estimate. WI BUILD & REPAIR I j 3S3 NURSERY SCHOOL L.__. ... T 7-Yr7H wage s52 %Q an hayrS gr fail Offtct ef Hoftn Pcli part time !: ~ " «__rOOfMS S 455 Bsulevara-Kenllwofth INTERIOR « EXTERIOR H Vpit Ts " pa?y the applicant iilQ Mapiewped 731 7355. Till Dec 13 Be a Playhouse Toy "ROOFS 'ft CUTTERSi» overtime Summit: 273=0702 (OBp, Maralng School) UEABERS GARAOI H a^T.ng. Leaser i uyi'er *OF!I : '. Counseiisr, ne cash investment, iui!din| Materiils 24 S'eenen Pes 233 . R 7-30-1 BOORS FAMILY ROOMS, MlintininM Struct = i no collecting or delivering. Call Register for Sept, LIGHT haui,. c;##n Tp gif 3S4 4SI5 knowingly accept Help MANY BIFISINJII- 1 417 3019 or 6175438. DISTRIBUTOR Mfg wood Aug/22.|ept, 2, ^=12 noon, ' eaifptf 2 fpma^e old t^Fn ape Hi f si ' Wanted a__ thai indicate FULLY INSUREB-PREE CHARLESL4NZET : 1 Day5 4S?-l"'6l it? 4 34. §#a !4-32 preferefvee based on a —™ K-7-J3 1 winaowi. ooors, trim, Hali or full Bays. ESTIMATES OSRIEN i hardware, Ficil, open to gen. Children-Ages IJ, Maintenance Service. 2S yrs __= - K T f 6« Ipem employeFS eflvered Sy HOMI »t1enaan!-llve In. cooK, exp Floors waxed 5* cleaned, Dapefhinging, BANKING pyoiiC it sybsti. savings Open For Informition 17j.nil rf clean, cornplete cafe of blind & homes, offices, complete Hubbish Removed Employment Aef Contact wk says to S 0 m Sat to noon Bank On Your aiiadled aged fiouplf, 44 hrs. a (100! 472.1034 ! ALTEgiTIQNS ianiforial work 14, k 15 normal An aepi . iyrn . AOQ, i f^eTaii I the United States Laser week, 13-50 per hr. ^ time h r'3 "'x v 1 SiLRITI MILUWORit ; Aeeustieai ceiMngv_sn«t rocK & ™ 418 6919 4BB6V97 ti^en aAs? AlTlci, gai^'^i & Departments ^ptal S' -- -At Set CO, One of New for ovfrtlme, over 40 hrs. Call iLDO SUPPLY CORP, R 730.41 gar cieanea §eas rates 31^ FRANK S CREST RFG,,374=0B27 for mare inlofmaiion The Jersty'5 leading &ank%. wt abdreu \%\ ill Rahway ftve ,Union . 1713 I ?** in? i__——______iti?i hav* Qp#nins5 fsr. — KM3-1 JL ?7Q Srsid if^ROam S3* — * X t I 14 M con 17 S3 1 INSURANCE EMB CONSTRUCTION ISV CANFIX IT Painti i ROOFINOOUTTi Rl k rfc N.j-aFTeleBhane • carp et#c b reparrs - msuretf LOA prices Can PAYROLLCLERK- put 1Q premQTieni ana InaustfJaiRfsiaentiai 1 LEADEBi AtTlRATiONs Qf 441=3473 = tjrpenlfj CALL Ml L&iT.maienry, , new install io§ too sr. p m V7 titiA TYPIST expansion we hive the fellowing n insurance Frttlst. '.77-:-. - -pUtiefiaa. -wate • 'R I ESTIVATES_M4_061l 1 ODenings. CALL isceUsn.f typing ikiiis along Anytime fcves w^ena Old time carp; with that mod, gmyL lainsured St t 66 SMALL JOBS touch! Fan'rg parches NUFRlQ.SQYrs esp Ef 3 S773: DUTCH 1OY PAINTI with an aptitude fpr ligyfei Home repairs, carpentry, : HEED ODD JOII DONE? ROOFING Of payrpii required. shuftsrscenfam, fmSj 1 iafniiy oytsloe painted 1175, j, LONG —JOMN INC COMMERCIAL LINES panelling, tiling, van interiors. -— fepairi. FR1I jcitanlng garagts, basfrnenti, All work gyaf & fully ins joe MOHR 31 yrs. l27S s 5675 & up. rooms, Ae OS oyr own wor^. no sup lametimei they happen in? ED ; attics, hauling aeoris, Iswn cut nanways. stores. 131 k up Also PROP-PACK 141 QJ43 Steps-bt-iefe S. itsn« ' ting, general clean up, 68s 5344 contracting Resloentiai &, ipite q* ail QUF fffartf to &e TELLERS . KtfI7 paint trim, winsows &> soors aeeufsts. Must have isp^flenee Fyll — L 730.31 I I ^_ — KTF64 mdystrlai. new roofs, re roofing UNDERWRITER t»RPiNTI«(QMT«. Cafpen*ry, roofing, gutters shingles & not tar roof, searniess IF YQUB AD MAS AN time LIMA PAVING INC, Ail t^pes cOntr., iodifioni, JeaCiers. Very Feas pree est ,gytters. leasers, aooitiens, ERRQtt please call repairs iremo^'l'g.. Alter Ins Driveways, parking lets h\ etllmatts. 341i?*t after J P.M, ' ¥fe* minor repairs immediate ^y. lugyf&an n isdlflsn ts aftrscTIVi iatar Bains, nitchen cab..' Hdlng, Pjintinj t Fiperhinpti{ 68 Fuiiy ins ' iiferations general centracting, and goo^ benefits, wt 6Her a COMMERCIAL LINES Wm P Riviere, Sil 7196 roads All type masonry Free- rooting. Basements, Armstrong — • —— ~ i 7'3Hi ! 373 4000 or 37* iO4 ^usMihlna £arp. eannet b* K t f 17 TON¥ SOTfOIANTI SAason alum siding Fyiiy insyreO rfippniieie fef effort after Slant working atmosphere. est 37t3^, 371 6334 ceilings, tiling JO years exp, R 730-41 jFree est'fnates Call Mr PROP-PACK RATER O SRIINWALO Contractor, steps, sidewalks, HOUSES PAINTED ms first issue ef pypiiearign, For an appointment please csi - ElKinc Rtpjir• i , Ki3t? 35" ANTHONV D'ALEIIIO i Johnson 372 5i27, MF Longo 276 CARPENTERCONT'RS, aterprseting, retaining walls 8. SuaiiTy werteat Ptrsannel Department at 277 Ail type repairs, rernod't'g , kit, { CHARLIE'S PAINTING -_-'— BMM additrons 1711013 or J-i-lffS. Reasonasle Prices yo . Cill«6-7700 SJM - ASSIGNED RISK porches, enclosures, cellars, J.M, I tnferier 4 gsierior Reasonable Ts miki eorrecfiens attics. Free eit fully ins 688 Residential k Cemfnerciai CSLLM1—Aittrthe otners.Aii — — R 7J0-« EXTIRIORINTIRIOR jrates Free esttmafes insures RATERS !9I4 Small lots i wiring. JS.6I19 days, eves 3J3 types e* hame impfovernents, All MaS6flfy,Sfeps, siSewailts. FULLY INS.-FREE EST. jMINIA ReoFINO CO. Re- — K t f JJ JS6I, painting, masonry, carpentry, waterproofing^ lelt employee, BSI413 —f --^— roeflng a. Hoof repairs, Leaatn TECHNICAL REP CARPENTER .. K T f 37 ref avail. 1st class wor* at insured A ZAPPUL_O 617 PROFESSIONAL PAPER !li Gyfters. Guaranteed 4 Garage Salts, etc, : B^&M With naTiarai Bsafd : inferior & Exterior J ICELJQN EleO,.Lie No 4069 prises you can afford Call for 4476 or J7J 407?. 'HANGING lanifas. etc Inf &I insured, Fre* estimates, Sail comfTirsi'Qn= : Small joes = formica work, I fully insured, no job too his notfe* esl A Oennaro, M4 IM4. • RTB43 ]est painting, staining Free est iJ41»141. Thli newspaper sccepti no PAINTING I repairs Call Tom. 617.S447 | ioB too small. 141 9711, — " R 7-&n STIPS, sidewalks, Masenry, FROM IRV K1TIS Ref on request 3J4f3J3 aft 6I- — -. 1IJ0-7I rejponjlblllty for pygMinlng qualify work, R#a prices. Fuiiy Call } _____ ; i ' " KtfS7 __—— «, K t f J? General Home Repairs painters inf eat Fully ins R •dvirtlssmtnti wtiich m TECHNICAL REP 1HCTRICAL.1SQ amp serv M. Deyftcn, Springfield, 372 JJ43 or J7I 9717. fill Wort U net esmel^ with town [ on the average. 1 family home AH emtrgency repairs. Expert viicutiEB ' *" 1 PAINTINO, 4 Dicgrafing int S, Qfainsnet* thai Eentfe! I masonry, carpentry, ««___L_ R 7.«, BEK JOHN OtNICOLO Tilt 1170 JAM. .Electric 617 542*. Inferior .RV6npainting . ! Est Alterations, paneling Free pflvale ssif* frem f^mei. If Cjfpet I Hyp 21 ^ ' S t f 3V BatHrooms, plastering Reas i-esj-inS; dL-icftreihofer. Sit l\ j7. Contraclor — Kitchens, !t fh# res^niisinty of |ftf PiumD.iie 6eo.Fre» est.J4S-»l*». paperhanging First class Us? 3J13 eves k wknas iathrms , k Repairs Estimates CARPET INST'L'D, • ELL Electric Motor Repairs Hotini t Slmfe 14 ! insured J75 01J7 pefis*i plsftinf th# ''F&f RECORDS CLERK R 730.41 —— B f f 61 cheerfully given ate 31S0 Set*" fid ts cpmpjf with Wall to wall. Plus repairs Psol motori & pumps It • — 1TF 14 lotsI regulation* Experienced CailAnciy mechanical ual, washing PAINTING PAINTI NO CLERK TYPIST 7Si4711 machine s. dryer motors, lij- MOVING interior k etferier. Trim worti TIM StniM ifio: ~"~ "" ~ Local 5. Lons Distance • XTERIOR » INTERIOR Apartments No iOD-too-srnaU - p ~~. ' R 7-3037 Free Est Insured Try u»i Goo. Ise, reasonaBie LEGAL TYPIST (Keepus moving rates. Free «t. 4Mni). —— * t t is MAPLEWOOD train individual wi?h geea r^gtTi Child CJre and you sayej Esceiient opportunity for 31 S, Grindlinger R 7J0-4* TREE EXPERTS Now ,. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES J, JAMNIK De^rnanenT career pesitions wlfFi Electric Pauls M&M Est & int Painting, decorating SPICIALIZINO IN^ PRUNINO, i All types o* aaciiilons <• home teur "WANT AD" un b« c,re of tne leading preoerr^ ang Eiecrt. insfl, and repair. Qua: Frederick W. Richards & Papernangmg Free e?f si? 4ii pnases of Tree Worls, Worrder World t easjait? irfsufance companies- rated ,.worMf copper wire usf*d IfApfgv Save money. .We paint top ''1. 62SI or t%? Self anytime including Removals k Power , union you paint bottom *^. — B t f SB spraying . Fully Insures iwf»r»i«w 6» »ppi. only Nursery School exclus. Lie, No. 441. install i^HITT HOMES - security lighting 5. complete Ul MO] Fully Union F rewsoti h www Chips "STAR Call M/, loeMlow, J75-2JE0 I3M Morris Ay,.union,N.J, i» I I 44 74107S? mi Map'ewood Finest in preschool seeuflty systems b#fore you go Qerieral Contractors Punos 782.5221 on vacation. education. Aa#s, i to4, iuii k Florida Specialist TUNING ••OULATiNS — Z t-M-14 * * • Igua! naif Hat snilons. State He, _33-8888 FRANGIONE CONST. L,L, PAINTINO k eertlfieo teaefiefs, —. 1— K t f 37 •DON'S interior k Enterior Heas rates I? Spcclailiing in Aspnalt DAVID PETRACCORO 1Y.Ri4toiNl.fl BliUTiCiiN Heg for Economy Movers, Inc. Enperf woritmanship Free est HEPAIRIN& 277 0154 17 CancnM, Masonnr Repair* , . 1 lo-Md wtfdgf in ait Jl Cluln Link Fence Kindergarten, Local & 5ELNECK TV SERVICE STRUCK Insfflltstlsn and rtepajf * drying, fyli time, 1 Plumbinf * HMtJnf Sept. '77 « PUPPBTSHOWSOfiginal hana INDUSTRIALS COMMIRCIAL Long Distance DAN'S FAINTING u 50Btw j7,jo CBler.Sim* aay Gain tsfra sffinflafi for your following, top Miar? 61*. 9171 And oeeorating. Int. 1 eiit classified M by (siting your puppet prSQrams _for all occ MAINTENANCE ierviee,* ail werki guaranteed.. R-7'3] 1 CaU »T-2452 f Don Albecfcec, Mgr ReasonaBle rates. Fr« "Aa-visar" ts plact • stir tf 13C viorris Tpk,. Short Mills Clip k Save HI 1178 PHBEESTIMATpi 24JJJM, K 7JQ-JI Estimales. Insured II? 4100 ._ tnt top. Start can bt ordtrrd BOOKKEEPER Egual Oppty. Employer M'F — Kit 39 ftrnwiini Union, N.J. LAMCO _ _: _7.JO-I7 in J line, #-lin« or i.lme sills -—^_= R t"f 4S PLUMBING CHEATING __—__ H 7 2J-1 "1 = Dftl (Su umpits b*icrw). Furniturt Rcpjin MA7Ifr« 687-0035 CONTRACTOR ANTENNA SPECIALISTS We haye an sufsfanding : _.._^=^==_R.! I 44 SIDNEY KATZ opportunity for an espefienced «s UNIVERSITY VAN LINES, An Painting, pape,rhanging. Speclauiihg in baths, SATISFACTION OUAR. bookkeeper, AAinimum i yvars* . GOOD NEWS! FURNITURE POLISHING SI educated msw. All type* o« Plattering int: k eat "Free kitchens, . ~ also home 7W.1111 Here's tht Rtj a INSURANCE Repairing, Antiques festered, eiperlenci neeaed. Excellent . moving, Pf« MI. »"• mowestimatesi 417 7172 improvements easerrtefits, RefinlsMhg Henry Ruff, Call tClTCHSN CAB1N1TS single items. 17* M70 .nytlme ciitsHM id with a 4-lint tt» working conditions* good salary ORCHARD PARK _—. R t f 41 atftes, aeicfltlons, minor k Benefits. For Interview call Inland Marine 6*8 5645 said *• installed Old cabinet! repairs, ele. Frit est Fully would tost: — — R t I 45 ^^-^--J^. Fgrmlea Fsfmlca TftmrMMi F.T. Fisher, ff.gr, NURSERYSCHOOL BERBERICK&SON RLD PAINTINO SIBVIC1 InsiirM, Lie NO SIM. II OHIOCASUALTy Underwriter - CjHtlDoon IBS-JIJBW east Int. & E*t quality work. INSURANCiSROUP • • AT \Ut Vlefw A7V«,, FotlTflW Free^ESt, SPBCIAL TYI»»«BiTeilCH FujlK 964-4206 or 667 0904 ^schinasi~" ~cht€kwplfirs ft. 1401 Morris Ave , Union union Is «i#*ndlni te smm .ABASE DOORS, Instaliea SENIOR CITIMN RATE, No Experienced. Position SAVE MONEY! ImurK), frM MtlmatM. 353-1579 CnacK SIpMrt, SalnStrvicr W401I0 yoy, ifi n#w TawnWy gor.gt en., reptin *• service, HOUSEHOLD ITBMS u» Olreet From Factory joe 100 small. Call slsnn and a. MTUB, Randy L. Davis, PlumMng • Htafiflf Risalri Repalrt. Pick Up t, Dlllvef. ' lawtiri. «ntlr» conttntj — R7.IM , at oiff Home Office of •ranch will M Meat*. M electric operatsrs k fadio- Tfciiy «s«al58n K lichens compare our rales, Unloiv IVANGRUBELIC -r»UM Fri, * Ut., 174S Soutt the Ohio Casualty Insu- Salem Rd-1. HuguWBt Avt,, control*.' S T E V I N s Showroom and Factory. Rt. ——~—-— *• IMH4 467-2440-623-0379 M0 A 1MI*I mlB. from Moffji Aw. OVERHBAD DOOR CO. Ml- — R730M 341 0OM Ue, NO. 4 BOOKKEEPER WANTED -ranee GrouprJIamlltov Mit» lie, W. 1 -KELLYMOVERS^- B. atlLl.INQ mnWTmJBTifs.'yTTSBglrsTHiT Local«. Long Oimnct Anrag*! Ceianlci MUCtMt ft • NBlDAFLUMHRfCALi, tuny Muippa.. Wsr BtFO Gmctil StmcH Two-line star Summit loeatlon. No fee. III!Ohio. Agent North Amsrlcan V RatKtMi U4S, Spin 4 •ILtwis GERARD No job fee small Info: Real rates 111 440? Lie N4, per week. 9:JOJ-JB Call MI For an int*rv(iw contact Lln«t. Tfl« GENTLEfnen Sttf. Trim worn A inttrier at lew plOFtillONAI. TYPING 3000 : zniO7«, Cranfora. 4S44 F.T, FM M movers, • EASONAII.I HATES THE HONEY DO R7 :_^-^^ — ztin Four-lint star CARfBNTHY-PLUMlINO' CAB1NBT B6 FINISHING _^____—____— , , HI 1*4 tBV *II¥TIMB CA*PINTI* WITH TOOL! TO ' PLUMIINO A HEATING OHID CASUALTY Vsn«rs OIBHALTAII MOVINS CO Reuirs. remsaeling, violations WORK ON «. OFF FOR Bithl, kiteMh ccab.b , ildlng, «XPCRT ' paparftuflRf, lint INSURANCE GROUP M R«ov.r 7eur Ola cuinets, ill p*r dr., Mnonaily tupar Safh rms , hits , net water . — ZiW»4A Six-line star GeHERAL CONTRACTOR. )Z»- \ roofing, MMfnanfs. Armttrooo Ins, turn P4*MM, Loctl _ painting ft pinrariifg. Lewnt Boilers, steam ft hot water 33§§. ., 1 ciilinei, tiling, n •n»n » N«w Door» d Drawirs. r«f«(, QU«llty luropaan BE ICHEENINO. wln'flowi 2401 .VorrliAvt,Union.NJ statcwfM. Snart trlpm 10 «. from, systems, Modern sewer — H 7JO.1 ! DRESSMAKING ANTHONY j P •« Pl»na wortnunUilp, Frtt «t. David, cieanine * Cemm. ft res Hefb porcrm. Mn, Fr« Mtlmatn Te MlM Tour Ad (201)964-0550 ». ALTERATIONS f roller. IS 7 04*8, Lie, IBM Call !H>VaT erUIIMt, CLERK, R7 2H 333 f 140 Z 1-4, «4A "STAR STRUCK" (Ble to lift wppilei, myif nave : '. II If-34 INSUBANCECHIm Approvtr call an "A«-¥Vtar".«*«(l c«r. local Union Sales office 50 ' ^fcent tultian pa for night greup, hailtn, cltlnti, 15 hr. « » m to i pm. it ifijflent !l» inn ^- Dial 68B-77JQ ^ for Interviei L THE EXPERTS TO DO THE JOB 686-7700 ARLENE 3TO-33i5 ; Ptfionnei J73 VoffisAy .Sefld : Avt , Union For Winnd la |y) Apirtmtnti FH Rint Thursday, July 21, 1977 HMIB F« Stli 1/ Kami Fgr Hint 102 SARAS! IALI It] Iturv.unt TV SETS WANTED MAPLIWOOD LANDLOBOJ SPRINaCIILO nil ] ,m% _ Canal life *»* Ptminf isi e) luiHilK PUHTABLe_, BLACK lyVMi'E e#n h#ip you F*nt ypur iildi efc Hint i, pf,f Aitsf paid M*ttM«rli«i Sun MS, iign llfaplrig rggm frjp @*Rflfffign I COl OR CALLM7 U74 BUYING ant Spfi ta cjoijf *b)# • athefs Hlniiii 'HOME Poll shows Jersey -— —.>.-_- Kin H f f 1? a n f1, irrfghfd h» RENTAL.!, B«M |, Orif •tcyilari Icras Mafaj ANOTHER HOME 0 H4 S3TO H1ALTM FOOD! W, cirry lull fiiiionfli* nf fie roil is you -•—"-• JM1H ihWfilm tin* nifuril fsodv ftanmi, iiii MAX wilNitriNSON", Hiv* Your Ham* Apprali«d SOSiLLl=Fyrniih9a Hegfri In irN 4 lustricii (Dodi, null SINCE If3p \M (Cenvsntienan FH& TfMB REAl T t if* 4231 UN1ON-I 6«rirSom, living 343A Morri! Av# ,Union room, eat In hitch^n flit t«fh pf lyift hams, NMchtn A New Jersey Public keeps on the move IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOD Dally I 5 5,il 13 tH H3M 2 MO 9f Pfl^ll«g*i Call 14\ OS?Q ppefo myifiplt li if ings - ?ri^ivr^^.^individuar l thfffrnoifji•-••5 J|| Jfi | rgnirol • STQRi, * Qrings Av« irv - - - K I I 17 __ Z ? 2j [Q2 Television special, )71 tit] SUMMIT MIJLTH '' Qringii 4 M*pl*wsod, inci * e can m Jin s jo percent said the increase hamii. all af?sir fill pficet An upsurge in New i=OOD STORI. tfi ipiia *v« . M I 11b u r n, Sprlngfltld, •— ••—- 11 f-, Sj UHIQN=-Furniih#d r«m fer "Famous filler Sharks," LIONEL TRAINS THERE jl NO SUBSTITUTE F 1 was generally within the lummll, CR I J0» UNION—LO J OH ,pt In J *n», kltchtn privlltgel Jersey families moving iMASEDIATi CASH F(J§ Qgg PSPEfiiENCf Avaiitblt Aug Uf S40 w*.k will document lift on the Top pricaioald Hi 3i?3 HOME RENTALS DKR f«miiy nsuu. "•*' lupoina »)35 during the past year was region (about 50 miles); 42 ms AvsIL Aug ! rjci p«fi e#u Call i43 1442 Moms Cnnal The half HQUil lALI-lit . jgi, Jira , ' K t 1 17 |4Q 964 VJW —-- - Z ? 31 102 recently reported by thepercent increase in long t 13 Porch lurnHura, kltchin Scrap Info monav, oyytrt __..= . . i? 33 97 Sun «*lir 10 ,,-,< s8) jjjf or hour film, will bo Hired wkB«yi (liar 3 i.r UNION —FUHNiiHEO HOQM, ••I, Start fifirir, fitrlgtrttBf, o( my quantity copp*r brati, CRftNFQBD Cufl?, 3 frfii , fieaf n N e w j e r s e y distance; and 38 percent PRIVATE ENTRANCE * Olth, lompim deuBI* bta L drnur, ifainltii itaah Isad, aiufn 1 hst water paid, apeiianeei, lit — "- ' ZJ3I9I Wednesday. Aug 3. 0 9 ,io SHARPE ufiiitlft inciudtd, ground floor tfydlp esuch, fugt, bisndt radlalori t, bitfariai Call lor ff , wsn'l Is5* lony S235 rent UNION-AM gill.I.,., p,ia j rm,N Warehousemen and increase in local moves pnffSntt? q«|| after fi *M, 488 p m dining il&ls, mlic., tfmsirt, dir (. pricai 762-7900 HOME H1NTAL5T OKR MS S23Q f.SHf, fTi^rw Qfhefi fg Movers Association, with * IS miles). chtlrl, teeii. firstling table MIDLANi SALVAGI f*4 S?9Q tnooil. MDMt BENtiLS Maintenance men, boat mitt. MI Siocklsn Hd , UBfon, ISI Julia St , cm MAPLEyyOOD largain price Z / 23 ?7 " "-" I 7 11 103 increases ranging from 10 333 f4J» 130'i Cute Colonial alum -" 2 J JJ »' captains and relatives of Women are becoming (Qff Siltm Rd I ELIZABETH-1 fin efficiency Gmje fgr Rtnl to 30 percent per com- K 7 31 ; " -"- B I 25 17 siding, 3 BRS, LR, OH, Kit J, VAILSBUHO lupgtrl 4 106 optlS neflF Park, i.'levistSF sjdg , others who manned the more and more involved in Bath Owner Aftsleus a c canvpnitnT location Apply Sypf reemv modfrn spi %ii% msnih pany OLD CIX)CK WANTED Realty, Rilf 7»j 4500 Si 1 Lindsn Avr Inrluding all ui ,g avaiiaBle {!) t0€ Sq; Ft tpi famous waterway are moving decisions, HOUSE SALE Anf condition Top pfietl Aiio • " 11 ljn |.p( lit. CIII li] MS! can b* uifd tsr ^t Or t:ar A survey of association clock Rtpslri t«7 1IOI , _ 17 3) §7 interviewed Ironically, association members Contents of 8 Rooms - Ri i I' MOUNTAINflBI FLlZABETH JtfVeilmlnit^r "~ I 1 31?; $25 monthly uocjit td'spl Id CtF , 1 ACMOICi LiSTINO members showed that 70 Living room, bjaroom, Slnlng WI Aye . tuFnUfied $l( npf , ,^jl VERONA-2'/| room, nle,|» several of them have report, planning and room, play room mn" lUT AND11LL ROOKS WE SPOTLIGHT u I i 11 i I P %, a i r f. o n fj i t! g n i n g FUHNISHfD 1 J] 106 passed away, making percent of the companies biltmtni lYiryfhlns mull gg HI MABK AVE , PLFLD 'JVorkirig y#FttU'Mi,in %17 15?^ apartment i?(irfnfBi arranging details About (h)t )yff Mifvd iptelOui cfnfef Vlulion R.ntih responding reported more Ffl, 4. Sal , Jyly 32 |j j P L 4 J9O0 requirtd. IJOO r, c,i\i 3J9 114 "Kaninus Tiller Sharks" a k liia i -' E t I 17 hglt, 3 BBS 2 Bth RAHCNl On l jg 9i 1441 of 46, 373? 62 percent reported in- PW NO chatki pliji, N0,,f|¥ CLIIABFTH Bflr A*lf 3 fsRS moves. 10 percent no ^uiff pvf ppfy low fistic m)n one-of-a-kind historical Blfdi IJ38 Amhtdi Avt . union I.1ONKI. TRAINS s $l?5 rsnT, .modern & titan I 7 Jl 57 BEACH MAVlN WEST creases in involvement by rniinttn , rsdwood Ptete, Mm Ceffagi? gn Laggon, alffpi j, change and 20 percent ------, o i j] DUy, SILL. REPAIR Qtherl a^aMnble NQM E Apjrimtnh Wind,] document never to be MOUII ,1AL1. ii . Rm » R*£: Rm., grand n«w RENTALS. HKH $40 9fii §290 weekly sr monthly jyiy Ifify women 1M n 435 3793 or 131 7U1 eyt» less Provlnem lofmlci lop klttfmn MA 7 JO 17 cyiigm Kit., 2 c§f s«r Should S?pf CSM a& 3930 duplicated, !«!! qulESiyl ^'*l Wl h*v« k*yt ^ Z ? 2t l|i ••!, Whirlpool Suprimt to.- HiLLSiOI ? BRS, firnt & fiof f gan The association is Although a majority copp.rtont pirlitli STAMPS CALL 376-2300 TODAY wafff paid, hid; ok, parking, S4*ici imall apt , iryingfen IRADLIY ilACM-Lg 8 Bdrm "Famous Tiller Sharks" ANNE SYLVilTlR'S comprised of virtually reported no great increase alihwiihir, t pc gold v«iv«i U S Plata lloeki. iln9i,i, appttahces 13/5 fefii HOME Write Clail Bus Uf 5, hamt, 1'^ blkt TQ &*ich, 2 (sift is based on the lifelong south, (3) Burnt sring« Frtnch accymuiaf ioni, cellrctieni. REALTY CORNEH, S#flffsfi RENTALS, BKR *40 9ft4 51 vo SuBgrban PuBt'ihifg ij?) 2* 3 bafhs S#a*sn ?d~| ©322 every licensed moving and in families moving Ifuyveiant Av union " Proslnciil chain, marola loo C*nad* Top priess. 537 SOU —" — " Z I 23 M Z/ 2397 •———= =- li 23 134 work of canal-lover James M • round roll*, facia ?34 Jqjl Gelf court* iscflpn, storage firm in the state A unusual Items when they! _' " ^ * "-- R 7 1OI7 iSvlNQTON—VeF? dcilfabli 1 J 1 TB Lee. train conductor on — R ( J] butir rnnchtf. 6 tm% .. J RELIABLE bun- yen! I? bedfMrri sp! %)&$ Avail Aya esffage (gn total of 450 companies change locations, those; HOU1I lALI-Inllra continii BUSINESS DIRICTORT 1 ggr gsFag*, cenfraf alf Uf J7I 3/22 5#fKlng in UftiQfi i the Jersey Central ff We?Jii¥ ar IK Adami Ay. ,illi. and floor. For Info Call Gerciyea sr ynfyfnfihH ri• In pvf h which did, said more -== =• V 30 9? '. monthly r#fps {J( Railroad Lei' hamakse up the association Sii. ?]J, Jun 1 34, 10 J p m 331 Ch#%fnu! Sf Ro»lie •«eai ! 964 | - ,- — —. i i?\ iii people are moving plants, — — K7 3J ___^ II» 1RVINQTQN— irm apt , ft**t & published a book on the Of those companies UQHTiNO Iliturat, lampt, i n 9% hgt wafer 'n?:iudfd yoga PT PLIASANT 6CACH - 2 cars and pels with them: inaaii, GiriiL rteairi dscu, . location AOylTignty Cs!faff?f S f blOCKl irflm ocean,. aeiighffy] 2 canal, with photographs, reporting more mtiyps 47 S1BVICIN0 molt major _ SIMl Aatlr*d PM, 399 §0^1 •;;• rm el! apl eaceli enf location glf! Iff mii flr«p4aea fqulp Huga brand! wjihtri, drv«fi & furnlihed Using g.fg PfiTQN A HOC , _ Z ? 21 ?? ^ u memorabilia, and in- atioft of brand name* at rilic allhw.ihefi All *g,i, ing? The RooiTtr'i Coup, Rf 19 uuafsnfesg; ]/6 9gj) ? ? 21 174 IRVINSTON—7 rmi . fenanf WHip Class BD« . cidents gathered over the UarnB*FfvHia, N J oesn f dayi ilfiStDE HEiGHTi MIJU» ?gr '" ' - • —;; - - »- > jl ilA iuppl'ei ov^n fifijl i ghlirisi i3"5i Sfuvv#!anf f i ,*^ • )n,t 40? JS7 0OJ7 13J5 p^r month plyi ipcu- If y 7 ' 33 9g fen) 4 BRs ^ hntr\%< cable TV. years Child tiit ]| ^= =- =- K I r Call Brgfeer 373 ?Qftg i f U IfiflLt fTii F • -" DAMIS MUST SELL — Dining ream. ! Jffi S2IQ per ^eel Title of the program YOUR WEEK AHEAD By ^ I J ?! §7 *ants 1 BB~dpi '• i 6&S 5957 bedroom & hit ifti, F#!>!g , TV CHILD CAHi-Pofmer it.eritf ; REDUCED $5,000 i t 21 124 1 3f 2nd *l ef Pvi i i 292? comes from a poem houtenold itemv clofhtf, QF!C a new mother- would like to ears ? rm Spi'f L?v5i *lfh grggnd IRVINOTON 2* j roomj. heni, fsr child In h#F hem* 41? 87*3 tp#*l r?i: Fm piyi den QF> Ir Pot wafer h r.?f>lg iupollPtJ iiiipf 6 p FTI , flii f3fl t brae 173 Lincoln Pi Irvingion I ' 2 3 98 AUTOMOTIVE written by Charles 5«! & Sun July J3 & !t 10 a m 5 HA 7 14 ]1 , i?*?l A ggofl gyy sf fhi% new Igw pipvater bldg liynd'f? h..rri-.i»1 I'l-ni.it r a. hi l(j p m TQUNQ eKPEDIIrlCED (actHtlp^ |223 NPgr chopping & Matlock Hummer of F 3 BR hQuie ter ff 3*Uyd luh ;I III IH7T — «: 7 ji woman will Bflbyil! lor your * *n?B Call baths J, «• l?70 FOSD MAVERICK 3 dr 3 Bedruoms, w Ht?farii.-fi: J|4 Mf'rfle BLA5 r T MOIE BUGS• BOOM MAT! WANTIB 5n«f» aufQ ft trl vcdnDfnjcal. R4H. ehsirt a. mite ' ifemt DHIVKWAYS PAVED rpar l\l HI 1 riI bf drQQ m & air tQ^diTJQned ply^ snsv* tiri?5 ns¥v BfsfefS, H.sionehl, prlctd Call 617 IQUIPMINT TOHlHi CE5'O *i S?' Sn iS*e!' y In? Quip, ilio \(lr Ml M.i% >-,,{„ Q7H iXCAVATING locai.Qn. 2 car Qfl r a g* many SQQd cpnd.i.oti Call ssa th.- C i,i-,-.'l .'1 ••• ' ijr- ,«• iBvlNGTQN i bed'regm apt feaulfea Csit 241 13&4 0574 after S 10 *™mj,( an, — R 7 31 OONNiLLOBRQS iu*u'r fpafyFei. I?5.5OS FvES eievfligf Bldg 356 — —— Z ' 23 « OFFIC171I M4J B^v*f|y 174 1043 dr Na'ylv 447 &vf yood '?"S HA 7 30 126 I,h N1ISI RUO.t all.ORiEN 130. Iriois HOM1 71t O4I! ( panal 63" green arapei I3Q ^fli tgr% ,yp#f 37 3 ?33? 100 FREE ESTIMATES 1 H71 PLTMOUTN PUBT, Grand M.i> -•! lum .Mi till «f?ar I pm If) ••»n 10 3S * 30 Pfuitw&pd wars I b#if any pfie* Far free - - 11 13 96 pe"* welcome, "j,,f |4UQ iul l Siii 47,000 rs . ex csrid Asking UWrtfr. excel CQnd 35-5 3626'ef - dicing room set, roll top 4, other eittmatt call ^4 1|« UNION HQS1E RgNTALi B-ei SiO H500 745 904* a#ifci, 2 tafas, Qft&\r%. fabitv GARt)IV HOyteJI.Unien 3 3 HI T - - —- * 7 2J 138 — - ^— -— < ii 133 lamps, Sing V?e bed set, qhfgfne -^——- - s i 27 sa ' ' Ji IOI & gtflii fTag?re, dresser 4 NEW HOMES IBVINOfONIBBi •.,,, iD,u '?d? MGi Can verhbie GQQS 'gr Fgnf or fgr sale, Sleeps 8 \its > > ft., kitehen %st vy iwive! chairi, 1 t NEW gl LEVEL HOMES 1 I 3 C(3r"ditujM n^A nfgngf r.rfjs Eseellenf ^pnaiTisn. Rent fsr . •" FULL _BATM_| 4 |fG SO§¥!i ,!V HOME DESlQN LANDSCAFiNO « E HI L WOM T N Man, eny.ne p^rf^ rebuilt C-3H 510Q WefK |fl-3M? Qf §88 3^77 MainTenanc* fgp %Q\\. sea. Stale *t?t?*O.3fV 4§3 4S<3? —== _ H J 13 i 32 ¥DU8 COLORS 5?Q|" & igni s* m,i£ Pf iged tg go Ng CfrTlfled Peitielfle Appi'C atgr , « •' JJ 131 u 0^9 A B O, REALTQBI IRVIN5TQN — Pvf Truck! lor StJe 133 ( XI'KK (IKS '.'.'.I-- ——-=• — K "* 23 s«? mo PORICME 197J. 914 very gaga INi '.: Inn IH BICH4P0MONT4O egndmgn. steel belted raalsls, 5 SPieiAL SSLE "iQ Percent of* No cat>•: ing 4[| ],nen 1?73 FORD VAN ^Peed, flM P V,, tape Best after -• '', Ofii" 3?9 3376 jiaso jyrnifyf e THE TARN I SHE D s'^-it, S3? HA J K *,' \ POINTS SREA K 7 33 138 OR 171 S5£i M;I SHil s SWAN itl EhiflBfJih fiv* , I f*1 Cap* ^9 DS ea* ' LifiSen ibe! Wood Aye & B. •' 3] itJJ --= •• K-.7 Jt 133 .1,111 .Ml-1-I'll Ants Winted RoseMe S'i Mrs Men iVed 7 US ^rd BO* 1 r an e-f* m,j PBOVIOINCE ] BBS •>.•- I' . ' la! , \Q K "p fn Thyri It Ff! »ut«tioti»i StfriM 134 12 I pm Mgpif !eie S3? i?M t°w tj^s'n NOME "RENTALS. evei OUTRAGEOUS NAL Simgnlllng Small Si medium can $25, large n,.!. fs "* '"_"™^ 17 31 101 PRICES PAID S3 csf5 a. Vfln3-I25 Jay 376 S4fS IH Sl.ir ill INQRT HILLS 52 E'mwBOfl Pi - 2 ? 33 9S FOB JUNK CARS .i ni.ikf K 16 114 11 4 Efi ^ |a, 7 22 i 33 Win 1BURO We £sn supply ;.f. .\ inn in -. i * u, i E 11 .itiilii^! P M f L T I UNION BE^yT.FuL SPi^f J PLEWQQS MUMi (.AST ii HI. il up ehaif. c n a fi P # i Baes c.hsir Free tgwingfiBi 3Q33 E3*dfDemi. LN. DR: V.qd s>f: HINTAU. Camel Bacii sgfa. ^ f 4?i iSrntly regrn, 1 i ba\t<%. PPL & 8KB 440- HI S3W • " x li in 55 43 S HQ ! 7 31 10' N j Fff« fit felyfn *!oing A C jBsaiiy. LO€Ak nsw car deslef wUi pay -__— R 7 23 R**ifQf, ?1 |^ QVfrBoak pri€^ tsr €ieaf 5UDurfe. S©F*=» men 6sitN S r. rild? pr?t^ Bk NOME -u^e^ car*—aH-maliH 4 -m*3;, I DDLIIEs M A lie vintage cars I mm. calp wifh vsivti tiniih Odd jgbs UNiQN RENTALS. BUS 140. 544 Sim Mr C^rr 743 4524, 743 3400. DEATH; NOTICE3 I canaition 11QQ ^4 1313 - • • 17 J3 101 == -= = K t i 129 ^ 7 33 MOVING P««Pit. e'g i s^an A DULL HOUSE 3ii»ninnMiiHliinilMiiiiiiliiiliiii»iii»iiiiiiiiii/iiiiininiiiiniiiiMHiiiiiiiiliiHniiiiminriiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii//immii//im/mmiift ^3yraBi* 3 D*drsem Cap* FOOL, iafgf, i «' iOBl Clean c fit Art. yS/di BSRTM—Hugo Sr , es at ! Msl»ejtlB for Wi 1J0 liTfr, aval snapsa, 3 a^'cs A'^a bu? ytfd fyfn.'U'Fe t •i'ngifgn 5c hoof flf*a. a Ctearwafer. Fl# . §n Sunday, IW7. Rofterf P., of MO iffatford Ssm £napm»n 2iS ?3U Pef 4 Js vdifiSi t e u f g S. ^gg jyi? 1?, )9?7, age 8i years. Rg . Unlpn, N J,, beleved isrmer!r of Sprmg Lake Heights fiusBand of Eleanor {Dav(diort) 149.»00 and Easf QrartQS N J Jiusband Scyoffd fafHer of Thomas H 7 23 f, 44? gf tf^e tafe TtHa (nee ^airier), Parsons, Mrs Roberta Wolfe, 3 FaMILV Garagi laie igi devgied fflfher Q* Hugg Barfh Jr BFgfhef gf Raymond end July 33, 10 am 4 pm, bsBy 61 and Mrs Jghn !Efheh Morris, JpHNiTQN=Qn July U,_t»77. Richard Parsons and Mrs^ #qyip , i§?5, children's efefning, M O h S 1 1 T W P a\%o survived by Seven ftiiliflrn J Jr . gf Mafigf Drive, PAINTIHQ Ell !nl , gihff Oak Ridge Realty 1 Carolyn The funeral service gtaiiwar#, sm apphancei^ 1 MaHBlSTQs Nl 1 1 gf igndghildrgfi £ng 10 yrea! iFvingten, huiband of Nane? was heia st The MeCRACKEN man? Sther b&rQgtn% 21 Ann pi §dd sQDl Ffii fif . p grandehiidFen Relatives, !nee Green), fafher ef Wlillam tftft HIIH»rt» ftveJ-SG.id :_ Call JM J»SJ b»l Sis 1 7 2 3 94 PUNERAL HOME, 1SQQ Morris friends and member? et the H. Jehnston, belgvfd -Son ot "^=- — H ? 31 48 UNION f- 3 C E Ave., unlen, §n Monday, ySFigyi Organilstipn? 0* wHieh WIMIarnJ and Madefejne He am P?UiM='d# Buhrer, of Union, en CUSTOMS PA.MILV JehnsTsn, brother of Oenaid S,, 1 TfiRB lALi: FF! , Jyly 39,h 9 ? he was a mern&er aftendfd fhe Sunday, July 17, )9?7, wife of The 0flv* intg cyj St %aQ at 2? f 1QH m 1% TWP uncle Of Panlgl Johnston p m f ia! i 13 ns9n N#w REAL ESTATE tyneFg! Servtef if _MA|i|RLE late Jonn J RusPi, sister of Mrs Concord Ft !B¥fiind Qulfe tnefc Relatives, friends and fetiow elsffting wgmen'i large 5ii#%, h BARTM HOME PQR Florence Yftta. Funeral service gfl BUfrfffTi '9r fr^^4 %0ctu d$d employees ef the Essex County aniiqy?i, larg* Eopper SfMje. a? SMI^TH AND SMITH cut giais. oddi i #nd% 312 H«t« FM S«I @#m _thfn CflM Lgmshin Reaiff Jail, ift^ Newsrte ElKl 21, The s on Am vets of Vallsourg and The iSuBURBANh *1S Morris Ave , CeOlidge Dr . KenliworTh EnlgmDm?nt m 1 — ^=~ == 2 7^3^ Nefferngn Association attended Springfield, en Wednesday R7 23 CELEBRATING sur ISTh ,I(r Fairmeunf Maussieum. Relatives and friends are tor nsi'i^i In UN.UII \ = the funerai from The PUN1RAL BO»tl t MlhM Newgfh HQMi OP JAMES F invited to sfJend. Interment In II Cffynty Call C?n!urf 21 CAFFREV 4 SON, 859 Lyons Presoyierian Cemetery MiilBurn Rwaiit Sfalfsr 3?S HURRY, HURRY! HQIgLLi Beicn^lgreT'e Sp^tjal iOEHM — Oeerse, on Satyr BOW BOAT, 12 It Offf Fed B? swner, 1 it Time pf \Qf i!?0 rent hpai fii ha! *a*tr pdiQ day, July is, W77, age 73, pf Ave. (corner of ^arK Pi.), S64Q J irvlngfsn en Tuesday, thence to SCNU BEL— Lillian P . , CRIST CRAFT, is feai eiliTf hifing, auf I*,! (lgQF; Aijnl ifl»! Ofhef^ Ofiray Beach, Pla., fermtFlye f f Z J 30t4 Sacred Hear* Church, Fortune, of Spflnpfleld, N.J., on , CONDITION imp^eeaBiy eaftd igf 3 BR hgrrie available HO-WE RENTALS 5«tCh Plsini, N,J,< huiBand ef 14(7 Friday, July l|i ?f77, wife of the - CHAHFOHO y^lfH arl 5v#riil*d tamH r f"fn |St BR R $40 y§4 %2§Q the igfg Jsssphfne ieehrri, VaMsburg, where # Funeral late Edward H= Schugei Sr., . gfi « *Fi¥d iflf ffafyff i CePfra! A - ••• - I 7 11 II devoftd father ef Mrs, Ann I. Mass was effergd for his soy). mother of Kenneth c, Sehubel, . Kspisn and Robert G, ieehm, C. yndtrground lawn ipfinkleF?, SO5ELL1 Aid- n-asiif. 2 BBS infeffnenT Sate o* Heaven sum of Mrs, Paul 1^ Glsit. Flit, 0o(j, (jti STUNHING brother of Carrie Igfhm, Mrs. 11- ™rs ¥f Old. SII brie* fyiiom split. pails, with ges barbecue, FB hpaf 4 ga^ paia. children ok Cemetery Funeral service at SMITH AND . SlaFFP iriTf m & rnSny ofhff Hfien Sehfadt and Mrs, Ruth GERMAN SHORT HAIRED [ 3 barms , 2 dens, 3' V baths, 2 sar MSI ?*"!> HOMI RENTALS. SMITH tSUiURtANh ill ektrsl PflncfpalSgfT? #0'5 351 =• WaferhouSi Reisflvei and KANftOROCKI-On July 12, Springfield Ave,, Springfield, POINTfH ! tetulllu! lernatt I gardge. Nefnapggan sfps Asft frlvntfft' attended the gf aveiTone ! rnid ISS'i . 6724. -. . - - Z 1 lit! 1?77, Mary A7 {nee AdamCzyfe), N.J. on Monday, Relatives and , puppif S* 7',j yv«t«% sld, Slrt^ by • __.._= _^===== % 7 33 96 service a? Nsllywesd Memgriat beloved wife of The late joief 1 friends atTended. intermenT Field Chsmpjan von Hslst^ri a*V Bf Lk.HKr 4SB 6800 UNION HPSELLE P&SK3 BBS. all FarKi on Tuesday, Frhmdi KangbrocfeL mother of Joseph Presftyttfian Cemetery Happy Shtik TS77 Natlsnai .. . .. _ „ . i 7 23 fs yfilities paid, gypiiancp^ nywly = Called -at HAEBERLE h KanabfocKI of Cq|sniJ§i Mrs, Springfield Ihssting d8j_ ^•jnngL jjp MARVELOUS BUY aecor dies $i?o renf Ba^TM COUONIA-L HOME, H€lin_Cwlk of Piimingtoh, the "HTaionaBle pf let Call 485 USi LU5II3B HOMi RENTALS BKM late Theodore KanabroeKl and ICHWARZ=Nancy (nee Casfie) " ; U6 BLOY ST 1100 Pint Ave,, corner gf 540 Ul SJ90 LIQUIDATE The late Nellie Gruszkowikl. of w Second Ave , Roseile, on — ———— Riiiij 2 "family BUM! in 1^3, § fffii & Vaushaf! Road, Union baierri?"* Cifpfting, 220 fife. 2 ? 33 «' sister of Mrs. Ifelia July 14, 1977, beioved wife of ^e BOO OBEDIENCE 10 Itllon ! oath each apt , ttn#nt pays S2SQ df#P jQt, grfflf fqr !h# money COnfributfens may be madg tg Our Entire Stock of Brand New *7S& *76 the Calvary HosplTai ByMdEng Truszkowskl of Pords and the late Walter Sctiwarz. devoted teurje 1)3. union, WMIflifd, h 1 per mo & iuppMes awn heal i mother of Walter Schwari, Miss SymmltN J DOC COLLEOC. Fund.' 1600 Macombs Rd."f laft Josephine JyzwigfcL also yfiiifisi Trainer ^Iff? , 3? Coe HO5ELLF PARK Leftover Hondas, To Pay The lank For survived by 16 grandchildren Hilda M. Schwari and Mrs, Aye . Hii'sldf, ill 95?5 Brons, N,T, 10453- — ——— H I t 16 White Really 688-4200 Them, ind U grfstgrandchitdren. Madeline Kalalh ReiaTives and ___ _ z j 23 §g Relatives and frjends attended friends atTended the funeri! AFGHAN HOUND, J yfart ola. "~ : =•-.- = = =•==-= Z? 23 ?4 lUCKLlV—Boberta (nee The funeral from The FUNERALT service at the SULLIVAN Apricot colqr, all ino!!, good tHViNOTOSBuy dire€? frpm Layfohh en Sunday* July 17, U N I O N O w n e r i e I ! i n g " NOME QF JAMli F FUNERAL HOME, 14S E. tfrnp«r«mfnt IliS, «8S 9251 ewnff, 2 family, many extras. fsC^pfianal 7 rm Bi level with Spacious OVER 500 CYCLES IN STOCK 1977, formerly of Newark, wife CAFFREY ft. SON, 80$ Lyens Second Ave=* Reselle, on ; —— — H> J3 IS Esc- ine- pros. valltburg- of ttie !ats jsmti R, BucKley, Monday. Inferrnenf was private. •r irvington lint. Asking 159,900 dtv0ted mother af Mrs, Ryfh Ave= (Corner of Park pt.,) FREE Youoo Black mill a c, gai heat, l'i baths, w w FOR EXAMPLE ' irvlngfen, on Friday. Thence To ! Open heuM ?af, July t3rds 13 > iuslsr and Raymond R. thephcrd Mu,t navi lincM in earpeting, 2 ear gars itnced in Apartments 76C17SM MM? 76 CI2MT . 79S St. Leo's Church where a 5TANEK —Crtflrle», gn ' P.M.. H* 4590 f> yard, deilrabie area on Cuf d# iuck(ey> sister of Mrs, Mary L, ysro Caii Hanna iisnn or 4 cf . I «d Ll« flfgt, 1 in siott I OH , 5 wd.UI MM, i in itgdi Crowiher, als@ survived by four Funeral Mass was offered for Wednesday, July 13, 1?77, age f? Judi M4 IH7. _ • I 7 23» s#e. Many §stra?. Call i|7-s537 = her soul interment Hety Cross years, of trviftgfen. Relatives ; ..=^. ^ __, _ , j 7 33 96 grandehlldFfn ststi two great- ———: _ a J 21 is IBVINGTON I family 5 4- 4 2 : in Garden grsndchltdfen. Rejatlvei and •Cemetery, and friends attended the ; UNION 76£B400f 'Hat 77BUNIIU0Or Wl graveside service a? Hollywood F«1B KITTENS, J moi , nice apfs . ieeafed By heipitet friends attended the funeral 4c|f, iijd Ull S130?. 3 in SIKk Oajlin !M 1 cjl ' I'SBd. Ul Memorial Park, Union, en hialthy, ginttf, BOM twfflti sefvke at NAEgERUE & IIIts'. ! in Hock Monday. Arrangements by wantld Call 371 5J95 anytlmt Cute Coisniai $M's, LR, OR. i A RTH ~£O^O N IAL HQMWr K€LL¥—On-Wednesday July JUST MOVE IN Setting HAEBERLE & BARTH HOME "' il Mod kit. )'i baths, 4 BBS, .PrT'.'i"> fiumplelp, TDilt'pi fur HVTffs Wlai "VT'P "PfTrFsT 1100 Pins Avt,, esrner sf 13, 1977, Henry j., of 3 Bluff St., SpaeiQuiiBRCapeRinEhUf fi. Indud?:', Lisi Prices Kscludt* Frt*iRhi & Pfrp. FOR FUNERALS, irvlngton. HALF COLLIl & Hail Ofrman garage. A C Realty Realtor, tarn, rm., bath, fully ear pet* Vauxhall Rd • Union, on Crenford, NJ.i beloved husbgnd , Air Conditioned Wednesday. _ interment In Of Ane Schou keiiy, devoted Inepntra PUppi«, hiiltny k 763-4500. above ground pool? fenced In THRAN—On Thursday. July \4. W% F/MW/iVS ftOua/jfietf Pfesbyferian Church Cemetery, father of Mrs, Martha Nugent playful, US, Ul4m ^=™ =__ = z 7 33-96 yard, near trans, i. 'iEhosi'i* 1 f 77. Mary I., of Irvi ngton, — ——^ — RMl-14 t Rockawoy, N,J. and Mrs, Shelagh Hnutteman .N,J,, beloved wife ef the iate •• gictusive shewing ill Ml/If mutm Amliiit and Mrs Marian Hennessy, CHOeOLATl TOY POOOLi (BV1HQTON WAV BELL.Rttf»: Oil 6000 T : Adolph Thran, aunt ef Dofefhy mm mm cm mitna stepfather of Richard Fancher, F. Payne, Funeral service was • FEMALi NEiOS STUD NO ^=^__ , Z T 13-94 5ltms.-j310 BUTLER—Fierenee T,, (•• Mrs. Patricia Marquardf and PAPERS 374-00S9 Carpenters Wanted iVcBridt). on Wednesday, , held at Thf McCRACKEN - Mrs. Nancy Schmidt, also FUNERAL HQM1, 1100 Morris < . H7UI4 Rebuild this eoionlai, c»ll. »o »* . Apjitmcnts loi Kent S7 13, i97it fermsfiy of Full dining fsem, lergt survived by 19 grandchildren. Ave., Union, on Monday, what you can do. $1 "1*000 Kitchen that can Partlppany* HJ.._ wife of the The funeret service was held at HAA'PER AVE .-3 family, &h& "lite Thomas?, Butltr, devoted interment Hoiiywdod Memorial UPPER IRVINGTQN 3 BR; ANIMAL LOVER y The -McCRACKEN FUNERAL ParK, Union, " (or slivir colru liamps colonial with interne, R«4t«0f walhif 4 dfyef, y HOME, ISSO Morris Ave,> Union, SPECIAL Btiutifuity landscaped slstsr of -John MeBrlde, also en Saturday, Interment used scrap gold diamond & M ft. they may time heals a and fwe _ _ jph'i RC Chyrch, broken heart, this II not irg# where a Funeral Maii was Till my last breath I'll always AIR T AUTO RBiativti an3 friends i _ _ think of you. Lord forgive me If I the funeral frem HAEBBRLI a. offered. Interment it, Gerfryde's Cehiittfy, Colonia, weep for TWO Wonderful sisters I CWDITIQNIN6 MECHANICS BARTH COLONIAL HOME, loved Dui could not keep, li§§ ^Int Ave,, Werner pf Clara Vtuinail Ro«d, Union, on MARTIN1LL!— OqT Pfldly, Msnday, thtne* te If, Michael's July 15, 1977, LouII A , of 1@B Chuftfi, Union, tor a Puneril F torsi Ave,, Union, N.J/, beloved hwiband of Joiephlne HOLLYWOOD FLORIST , Mass, CentrlBwtlons may be (D'AquIno), devoted father of fst men UMmtUsn, ciH ohwrit. lod.yl made te the Leukemia Society at Janet D'Adda Ho ind Linda, 1612 1700 Stuyvesant Awe. America. yalente, brother of Cotmo and Union Irvington Phyflii Grucclo, BIIO survived We iPCciiliz* in Funeral (101)964-7800 OARRITV-On July U, \m, by thfH gr»ntj»oni Th f! Edward j,, of iNlnQton, ffam Th M Ensign and Sympathy fLrrmnfmmmnn tar jh> J&Mph cH !l§©mflsid, CHarttsof Newark. *nd th* late Agnes Oarfity, also survived by three Funeral Mass ti "Holy "Spirit in Viuii Hill BoiB. Unlefi, Ntw Ja nlpces Ret#*tves and friends Chufth, Union Thursday, July 21, 1977 Chamber of Commerce Puttcrii>' Pete Lasting record of Bicentennial revs-up airport publicity to be chronicled in official book The accessibility of Newark Inter- "Since all the airports are operated The New Jersey Bicentennial celebration in New Jersey in 1876 and Revolutionary War The commission national Airport, has among other by the Port Authority of New York and Commission has commissioned the on New Jersey's Tercentenary ob- has gone from a schedule of monthly advantages, n new promotional flyer New Jersey, it might have been dif- writing of an official book to serve as a servance in 1964 Ue said New Jersey meetings every three months, published by the Greater Newark ficult for them to publish a piece like lasting record of the Bicentennial has received a Federal grant for a Meyner reported that soon after the Chamber of Commerce, which com- this, but it's a natural for the chamber. celebration in the state. Bicentennial hook and report Festival of the Ten Crucial Days, the pares the Newark facility with John F Our prime interest is Newark Inter- Former Gov, Robert B Meyner, Meyner said Angelo V Baglivo of commission's staff was reduced kennedy International and LaGuardia national and our aim is to get travelers -EMhcr TME .ODj.'m*. Vif't.H commission chairman, said the book Union Township, who formerly served sharply and that no additional State airports from throughout the nation to recognize «T llu 1 P4DTI.E would chronicle the commission's as public relations counsel for the appropriations are being sought. The Frank J, Wachdorf, chairman of the that Newark is not only a modem and . ?Li-i A-.D N»H activities and projects through 1978 and commission, has been commissioned to limited office, he said, is being operated chamber's Aviation Committee and a beautiful facility, but it's really the report in as much detail as possible on compile information and illustrations with unexpended funds earned by the member of the board of directors, said most convenient for anyone flying to or Bicentennial county and municipal for the book and to svrite and edit the commission for Bicentennial projects. thai 18,000 of the comparative data from the New York-New Jersey AAuseum show programs manuscript. metropolitan area," he said, The staff includes H. David, Earling flyers will be distributed nationwide to "As a result of the commission's Distribution of the book will include of' Titusviile, the project director reservations personnel of the air Wachdorf noted that the airlines has 30 years iTiiphasis on a broadly based counties and municipalities, public and primarily responsible for the Ten carriers serving Newark, serving Newark ore cooperatirig in the celebration keyed to grass roots ac- private schools, libraries, state Crucial Days, one secretary and one- "It is part of the ongoing campaign distribution of the flyers and will be tivities, many outstanding projects agencies and members of the part-time cierk. They are housed in one launched by the Port Authority of New forwarding them to their booking of Jersey art were produced by local' initiative," legislature portion of the building at 379 West State York and New Jersey, the airlines, the agents throughout the country A media cross-section of paintings Meyner declared,"and we would like The Bicentennial Commission was Street formerly occupied entirely by Chamber and others to promote Among the more interesting com- and sculptures, many of them the book to reflect this," created by the Legislature to serve the Bicentennial Commission. Nuwnrk International," he said parisons is the travel time and cost to representative of work done by New Meyner noted that official state books until 1983, the 200th anniversary of the Among their activities, Meyner said, reach Manhattan via public tran- Jerseyarea artists during the past 30 were written on the National Centennial Treaty of Paris ending the will he to complete the Commission's WHEN CAMPING sportation years, is being shown in a "Selection financial records and to assure the For example, express buses from from the Collections" exhibition in the completion of a number of a projects ^PROTECT Newark to midtown average 35 minutes main galleries of the New Jrsey State assisted by Bicentennial grants. These and cost SI 95 per person: from Ken- Museum through labor Day PSHA cites top priority: projects include publication of a nedy the ride averages 50 minutes and Among the two-dozen pieces in the definitive history of ethnic groups in the fare is S4 per person, while from show are several purchase-award New Jersey, updating by LaGuardia it's a 40 minute trip and the winners from the annual "Art from cut on-job health hazards newspaperman-writer S. Bolton Sch- cost S3 per person New Jersey" shows sponsored by the Top Quality This was partially due, she observed, wartz of the book, "A House Called Newark also has Airlink. the Port State Museum from 1966 through 1975, Combatting job health hazards is a Morven," and the continuing work of F Authority's minibus service which The current exhibition includes top priority for the Labor Depart- to the greater availability of safety experts to assist in enforcement and restoric historic sites. CARRY- H0ME shuttles passengers between the airport sculpture by Carol Bacon and Richard ment's Occupational Safety and Health Meyner reported that Barling has and downtown, and offers speedy Hunt, a bas-relief by George Segal, a Administration, but this goal will be due to the existence of a large body of national consensus safety standards been called upon for professional COVERALL connections with PATH and Conrail at construction by George Ortman and a accomplished in balance with safety assistance by local groups planning Pennsylvania Station in Newark Those painting-construction by Peter Stroud. initiatives to protect workers from on- which the law directed OSHA to with mid-town destinations can bejhere promulgate as the initial body of celebrations of other significant PLASTIC COVER Among" the artists whose paintings ihe-job accidents, according to Dr. historical milestones in New Jersey's in a half-hour at a cost of $2, Those are being shown are Theodores Stamos, Eula Bingham, assistant U.S. secretary standards to be enforced heading for lower Manhattan can be Revolutionary War history, such as the W Darby Bannarri, Richard of labor for occupational safety and there in 35 minutes for SI 30 Neither health, in testimony before a Senate 200th anniversaries of the Battle of Fort Anuszkiewicz, Perle Fine, Catherine FRIDAY DEADLINE Mercer at Red Bank in Gloucester 250 JFK or LaGuardia have similar ser- subcommittee: A!! items other than ipot news should vices Murphy, Alex Katz, Larry Rivers. County in October, 1977, and of the sq. ft, Fairfield Porter, John Civitello, Lucille She emphasized that job-related be In our office by noon on Friday. Battle of Monmouth In June, 1978, of tough Comparisons have also been made Paris and Allen D'Arcangelo diseases suffered by American working 4 MIL for travel times using a combination of Also Alfred Leslie, Frank Bowling, men and worneti "represent a tragedy buses and subways to Manhattan Gary Kuehn, Alejandro Obregon. that cannot be measured in monetary plastic Newark again proves to be the Stanly Boxer, Grace Hartigan, Moise terms "The legacy of human suffering timesaver. From JFK the ride to Kisling and Mark Berger that has been a byproduct of our in- midtown is 90 minutes and to downtown The state museum, a division of the dustrial- process is one which no just 110 minutes From Newark it's 50 and society can tolerate." sleepwor 55 minutes, respectively New Jersey Department of Education, is open from 9 a m. to 4:45 p m Monday Bingham noted that current statistics The comparative data also Includes through Friday and from J to 5 p.m indicate 100,000 annual deaths from taxi fares, scheduled limousine ser- sveekends and most holidays occupational illnesses in this country, a vices and parking fees While parking Admission is free. conservative estimate," in her on airport premises is basically the SUPER opinion. same at all three locations, Newark's She pointed out the rapid introduction 24-hour rate is 55 and Kennedy's 58, In Dysautonomia of synthetic substances into our work- long-term lots parking at Newark costs places since World War II has added to S3 a day while at LaGuardia it's S5, the specter of disease induced through DISCOUNT installs officers new man-made chemicals, Marlene Van Poznak insulled officer "We have geometrically compounded Ripon Society for the Northern New Jersey Chapter of our workplace "exposures through the 30% TO 70% OFF! Dysautonomia at a recent meeting at introduction into the workplace of a backs Bateman Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Springfield potentially toxic chemical every 20 Lorraine Winick is president, Illene The Ripon Society of New Jersey has minutes," Bingham said. endorsed the gubernatorial candidacy Greenfield, Shirley Rudowsky and She noted that the Occupational of Raymond H, Bateman, Minna Chausmer, Vice President, Lynn Safety and Health Administration In an open letter to Bateman the Silverman Treasurer, Pearl Lipsker Chicago 60651 Toe Ripon Society is a national twin Me45 twin 55 Republican research and policy Geico or Volkswagen for senior citizens Displayed & Sold at these organization which takes its name from invites you Hardware, Home Ripon, Wisconsin, the birthplace of the Policyholders! to live in the grand and Garden Centers GOP. 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VOL, 19-NQ. 34 MQUNTAiNSiOi, N.J., THURSDAY, JULY28, 1977 ,jn;rr .glar- Ha 2 New Hro^dFri. p NQ<*?i Vnu .1.- N 59 SC iti'U 25c per copy Few attend DOT forum to hear Route 78 plans By DENISE RENNER MARTIN concrete barrier, similar to ones used Every increment of io decibels is a Staff members of the N. J. Depart on Rt 22, would be installed in place of ment of Transportation discussed their one hundred percent increase in noise the center island DOT is now compiling its final en- plans for construction of Rt, 78 through A noise consultant, hired by DOT, the Watchung Reservation at a meeting vironmenta) impact statement fEIS i explained maps delineating anticipated The draft statement was issued last in Springfield Town Hall last week noise levels in the areas along the while in another room members of a spring and completion of the EIS is group opposing construction of the proposed route Projected decibel expected in January officials said interstate highway showed slides to levels Cdba! range from "Odba at areas -O--O-- make their case. directly adjacent to the highway, to 50 THE DRAFT STUDY included a dba moving away from the route The meeting was one of a series of (Continued on page 3) informational gatherings planned by the DOT'S Office of Community Involvement. It was held to answer questions from the public concerning the construction of the highway If Board steps up there are no further challenges, completion of the five-mile link is still a decade away. The road will connect the existing portions of Rt 78 now ter- minating in Springfield and Berkeley Heights, publicity efforts DOT festooned the walls of the Springfield Municipal Building meeting The Mountainside School Board voted Speth said he would vote against the room with a variety of maps showing 5-2 at a special meeting Monday night program even though he thought better the alignment of Rt. 78 through the to implement a $5,500 community \n public relations was badly needed He CHECKING EQUIPMENT—Aide Collura, standing at Slipowiti ore testing oudlo-vHual equipment. formation program "No" votes were c#nt#r, foreign language-instruction coordinator for parklands, decibel levels anticipated said he did not have enough information Teachers reviewed (he latest in equipment, along the highway and the shifting of registered by Pat Knoedel and Charles about the two cdnsultants and called the RBgional high schools, and teachers, from left, Jim textbooks and other learning materials at a recent westbound lanes to eliminate a center Speth. July 12 presentation "a hard sell ap- Farrell of Dayton, Nancy Dickey of Breorley and, workshop, island. The proposed program was presented proach " both from Dayton, lr#ne Sikorski and Miriam (Photo-Graphics) The proposed routing is referred to as to the board at their last regular Dr Arthur Williams, seemingly the ihe "original alignment," This extends meeting on July 12 by communications main force behind hiring the con Rt 78 through the park between consultants Lila Bernstein and Shirley sultants. said he only knew of one other Berkeley Heights and Springfield, Clements. The eight-point proposal person who offered this type of servirp Language teachers seek idiom The elimination of a center island " included implementation of a district and that consultant was located in would reduce the right of way from 280 newsletter, personal contact with local southern New Jersey, making a letting feet to 140 feet, according to state press, internal newsletters, a parents' of bids an impossibility design engineer Bob Reinke. Hi said a brochure, community involvement, Williams said that before his election building news letters, an in-house to the board, he was constantly ap- to express interests of students • * • workshop on public relations proached about poor communications techniques and a simplified budget between the school district and the By HELEN REYNOLDS presentation Students who "rated" the foreign, public. He said the program is badly Board' memoir Knoedel contended needed and, since 80 percent of the language instruction last year in Roadblocks Monday that the approval of the Jonathan Dayton, David Brearley, residents do not have children in the communications program would be in district schools, the board needs an Arthur L, Johnson and Gov, Livingston violation of the board's purchasing Regional high schools will find some information system that would reach still loom for policy. This policy says any purchase everyone in the borough major changes in the fall program, costing over iffio must "be let out for bid. ming. The final motion, introduced by Scott Other board members said this did Schmedel, included an option allowing The jokes might not be as good as not include the purchase of professional GabeKaplan's. But the teachers will be Rt. 78 path the board to hire the consultanti for services, but only supplies and their $4,000 work fee and leaving the encouraging classroom discussion, The likelihood this week increased materials. Knoedel disagreed with this including jokes—in Spanish, French board to investigate whether it could ' that extension of Rt. 78 through the interpretation and said aha wanted to find a %«irce to print and mill the -~ond German—about dating, family Ufe, jWatchung Reservation will undergo a carry out the spirit m v.hich the policy changing roles of women, movies, job. newsletters lor less than the remalniiiR pros-acted legal battle before any final ha^ been, written. She said the beard Si.soo, The board agreed to give the hunting and other subjects intriguing to decision ia made. was looking "for an out" to skirt the teenagers. entire package to the consuJtanu if a Groups fighting the construction- policy. comparable source cannot be found. "We've even thought about pasting Impact 78 and the Springfield the teachers' photographs along with Environmental Commission—have the course titles, so students would retained David Sive of New York's know, when they signed up, exactly who Winer, Neuberger and Sive, to handle would be teaching what," said Aide legal repercussions. Mountaineers clinch Collura. coordinator of foreign- Speaking for the firm, attorney Beth language instruction for the regional Wortman explained what the legal steps high schools. would be if the matter were to be taken Collura said teachers might have to court. league championship been jesting about the advertising Under a federal law, called the BY PAUL REITSER ning, when Henry Largey singled and posters, but are entirely earnest about National Environmental Policy Act and increasing the emotional impact of The Mountainside All-Star team, the stole to second, finally scoring on an section 4F of the Transportation Act, overthrow to first when Stu Jurczak hit their classes. The instructors are so any agency contemplating a major Mountaineers, had a busy week playing earnest, Collura pointed out, that 12 of four games and winning them all, in- a single. Good fielding let the Moun- federal action (which the building of an taineers hold their lead, A deep fly to them—Spanish, French and German interstate highway is) must prepare an cluding a league championship. teachers from the four high schools— In their first game, they played the center field saw Patrick Esempiare environmental impact statement throw it to first to tag the runner after recently spent three weeks of th§ (EIS). The New Jersey Department of Westfield twelve year olds and topped summer in a joint, fuU-time effort to them by a score of n to 1. After a slow making the catch. Kirk Yoggy held off Transportation (DOT) has prepared a the other batters on the mound enliven lesson planrfor the next school draft statement and is completing a first inning, Mountainside broke loose finajEIS to submit to theiederaLhrgh- and_set a winning pace. With two In the second inning, Andrew Grett led off with a-singl«-fo!lowed by Greg -O-O- way authority. WTfrai y SUMMiR RIADING— From loft, Barbara ©herding .of Dayton High, Aid© Van Name's shot through short for a Collurd, Carol Fahrmann of Dayton and Marian Calendrlllo of Brearley "THE FIRST THING many people In this EIS, the state highway Benschoten went to deep left field after department must make a recom- a high pop. His heads up action turned double, Patrick Esempiare was next in look at some of the learning materials they hawe reviewed this summer will suspect is that we're watering the order and he lined it to deep right . In an effort jo make foreign language instruction more interesting next down the curriculum," Collura ad- mendation of a definite alignment of the the fly Into a double play, roadway. At this time such a recom- Down 1-0, with two men on base, M.J, for a three-run homer. Strong batting fall. The teachers and Colluro, coordinator of foreign language mitted, "That's not what we have in continued in the third, Gary Kane hit a mind. We want to make that very clear. mendation has not been made, but the Castelo laid down a bunt to load the instruction for Regional high schools, were attending a recent workshop, so-called "original alignment" through bases. The next man was walked, iround rule double to right field, M.J. "We hope it will seem easier to the Castelo followed with a single, moving (Photo-Graphies) kids—because they're interested," the park appears most likely to be the bringing in one run. Then Stuart Jurc- choice. zak grounded to second, but the second Kane to third. Greg Van Name next hft explained Nancy Dickey, a Spanish a shot past first through to right field teacher at Brearley and one of the 12 The EIS then goes to Secretary of baseman hobbled the ball, allowing two Transportation Brock Adams for a final more runs to come in. With two men for two RBI. teacher-participants in the summer Although Summit gave a brave effort Nine memorial volumes workshop, "But the point isn't to make determination. If Adams' decision is to still on, Kirk Yoggy hit a line drive go ahead with Rt, 78, it could then be double, sending them both home. At the in the fifth, when they rallied for three it easier, Just more interesting ,,. runs, the Mountaineers won the final What's more Interesting to any person subject to court attack. An injunction end of the inning the Mountaineers would be sought at the federal level. were ahead 7-1. - decision of 8-3, ._, go on display at library than to talk about his own life? So we The Mountainside team has been want the kids to talk about their own At this point, the highway depart- In the fourth, Scott Burdge doubled to Nine memorial books will be on and Murray,, Zlmiles, examines ment would have to prove to the federal center and was followed by a single by playing in two competitions, and their lives, third game this week was in the South display at the_Free Public Library of America's industrial revolution twith "For example, maybe they want to agencies the alignment of the highway Kirk Yoggy, moving Burdge to third. Mountainside today through next the emphasis always on the ar- —is the-most—ufeasible-and-prudent"y Then Mark Dougherty sent-a high fly to- Orange_hgst_c_pmpetitipn. The Moun- 'taitrabout datingrhowto get rdate,— taineers had moved to the semi-final Thursday, Aug. 4, Mrs, Marion Herr- chitectural beauty and value of the where to go on a date, how to say good alternative. center field which hit the top of the early mills, factories and mill villages, Although Wortman said she "doesn't fence: good enough to drive in two runs. match and played against the team mann has placed "Flower night ... The vocabulary might be from Maplewood. Gary Kane was on Fabrications," by Jean Wilkinson and "Armies of the American different from what you used to hear in have a pulse on" feelings In Washington Good pitching by Glen Delaney held Revolution," by Ian V. Hogg and John about this type of project taking park Westfield scoreless throughout the rest . the mound and displayed his fine pit- Katharyn Duff, in the library in a Spanish class, but the kids still have ching form striking out 14 of the 23 memory of Ubby Polakoff, This book H. Batchelor, teUs how the war was to learn the and grammar land, she said the Carter ad- of the game. The final score was li-l. fought by the men in the field, batters who faced him. The following shows one. how...to...create: "beautiful (in Spanish), We just think they'll have ministration has been more sym- The victors then met Summit in the "The "History of the Sailing Ship" pathetic to such causes than previous blazing heat. i inning, Stuart Jurciak and Kirk Yoggy flowers that Jut forever," Detailed, more incentive to learn If they can (Continued on page 2) easy-to-follow, directions lor making 40 traces the changes and developments of relate it to their own lives." * administrations. They started out fast in the first in- different blossoms out of fabric and the sailing ship from* the reed boats of Dickey was attending the workshop paperare given along with suggestions ancient civilizations to the Soth Cen- at Dayton along with Goldie Gluckman, on how.to «rrange and display them, tury. teacher leader; Tina Tripodi and Dian§ according to a library spokesman. "History of Art for Young People" by Zdanowskl of Gov, Livingston, Marian UUlllNiniinilHtlitiiiiiiiMiHiiiiliiiiiKiiiiitiiiiiiiMMiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiili '«ut and Engraved Glass, 1771-19M," H.W, Jason with Samuel Cauman is Calendrillo of Brearley, Irene Sikorski by Dorothy Daniel, is being placed by divided into fourpartsrHow Art Began; and Jim Farrell of Dayton and Linda <• Mrs, Betty Bower Anson in memory of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and Guarino of Johnson, all Spanish in- her grandmother. Rozella Adams the Modern World with paintings, structors; Carol Fahrmann and - McGough. This book, a collector's sculptures, arid buildings discussed in Miriam SUpowitz, French teachers at their historical context, Dayton, and German teachers Barbara ltot44hfi J SLIDE TO SAFETY—Speedy Stu complete history and f*uide to "* "FOTTCrifttirfbr Worrd~WIindshIp'^ bdTdVickyi7y — "~JurczaK"ls~cane3 safe"a¥"he lidr American cut and engraved glass. It by Florence Temko shows handicrafts Salvatore of Livingston. under the tag of the Summit third Mis how to distinguish English, Irish from all over the world with step-hy- Joined. by Collura, the teachers baseman. The end result was a s-3 and American glass as well as how to step instructions on how to make the talked as much about the "affective victory for the Mountaineers, Umpire craft, its origin, and the customs detect imitations. — - r level" of their work—an edueatbrr its Adam Williams, relating to It or to the national (Photo by Rich Reiter) Seven books have been placed by holidays during which the craft is used. term for emotional impact—as might a friends of Mrs, Carol Hrismann in "Books From Writer to Reader" by (Continued on pagt 1) memory of her Ather, Dr. Carl. Howard Oreenfeld Is the com- Hammer. "#ho Did What," edited by prehensive account of how books are School guard soughf Gerald Howat, contains the Uves and made, beginning with the writer, the The borough of Mountainside is acUevemente of 5,000 men and women, illustrator, and the editor. This book Is looking for another school crossing amiuiiuimiiiiiiiiintiiitriiitnuntniinninitniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniii tewkni af mBorni, artjstt, sclenMBts, _of special use for thoie interested in a guard fog the schoogell year Ibeginning in •itttt aad itoeri who shaped career in publishing ms well as those Sept. Interested applicant»ppjicants can contact who just want to know how a book is police headquarters for more in- "torly. American Mills," by Martha make. , formation. 2 Thursday, July 2B, 1977 AAQIJNTAINSI DE (N,J.) ECHO County college Piscataway man held Language teachers seek idiom brochure lists . all fall courses Oil pOSSeSSIOn COUIitS to express interests of The Union County Community A Piscataway man, one of thm- paraphernalia. Aftor failure to post a College System has published its fall persons in a car stopped by Moun SBOO bond, Berardo was held in (Continued from page U French and Spanish, four levels of their teaching. At the workshop they brochure, outlining all post-secondary tainside police on Rt, 22 Monday night, Mmmlmnsidi1 jail group of television script writers and German and Latin and two levels of examined the latest offerings in audio- educational programs open to Union was charged with various drug of Thi> other two men in the car, Josef performers worried about audience Italian visual equipment and textbooks, County residents through Union College fenses. Latin iiiici Frank ladevain, both of ratings And the teachers are ad- It is obvious, Collura said, that these teamed up to prepare lesson plans and and Union County Technical Institute / Patrick Berardo was scheduled to be Hoboken, wwt charged with failure to mittedly concerned about how their offerings will eventually have to be cut individually researched practical The 24-page tabloid, listing all arraigned Tuesday night on charges of Hive a good account Latin posted S30 audiences and fellow actors the back unless foreign language teachers applications of their teaching. courses and programs for the new possession of heroin, possession of bail and ladevain was detained in jail students---rate them can reverse, or at least stop, the trend If it doesn't "play" in the classroom, semester, will be mailed to every cocaine and possession of drug when he could not post bail, residence in the county this month, .-0--O-- toward lower enrollment, the sponsoring taxpayers may. be Patrolman Herman Hafeken's report EVERYBODY at the workshop has "Even if the kid doesn't plan to major cancelling it in years to come. And the according to Richard Lucas, director of stated he noticed a 1970 Buick pull into done advance homework reading in liberal arts in college, and doesn't local foreign language teachers know the Union County Coordinating Agency Checks taken the American Gas Station on Rt. 22 at a professional journals and results of a need Spanish or French or German to it, said Collura. for Higher Education, under whose - high rate of speed and park on the east questionnaire that regional fbreign get into the college of his choice, he's aegis the two institutions are serving in break-entry side of the station's lot. Hafeken said he language students were asked to fill out likely to need it in life," said Collura. In the community college needs of the watched the car for about three last year a recent report to district ad- Rt. 78 County. Mountainside police are looking for minutes and saw a passenger gtt out of ministrators, Collura had predicted The brochure contains a schedule of the person who broke into a Creek Bed thu car and walk,into the station. A few The homework reminded teachers of (Contlnutd from page 1) all credit and non-credit courses in a nationwide trend for practical, job that "business in our area may well be road home last Monday, minutes later, the patrolman said, the conducted in Spanish as well as description of the project, land use academic, technical and vocational The owner of the house said he and oriented college students of the 1970s to planning, alternative routings and driver also went into the station and English" by the late 1980s, and more programs, as well as a description of all his family had left their residence about shortly returned to the car, leaving the stay away in droves from liberal arts probable impacts on the area The final courses available. Tuition and fees and majors, including foreign languages. New Jersey businessmen will be 10 am and returned at B that evening, first man in the building. study is to include updated reports on registration dates are also included. finding a screen in a rear bedroom Locally, for example, liberal arts dealing with foreign countries noise and air impacts When the passenger returned, the We honestly think it will be a real Union College and Union County window had been cut open majors at Union College declined from An environmental analyst from DOT, iar left the gas station, heading east on disadvantage to students in later life if Technical institute will be offering Police say all three bedrooms in the Rt 22, and Hafeken attempted to stop it 70S to 6M from 1968 to 1976 th,.-.- ..| ! h' lilip.'T- •' -' i Council W:II further consider Mountainside, New Jersey, r courts. Yllir i\ \pr IH ':'. till \V r- rSjKTlt'Ili i r i -,1.11k (•i-r!.'i the said Ordinance for final 7SS.6. Requirements and may be Inspected and In the second set with the score even at produced drug-taking Km.-,. passage on the 16th flay of Appointments. obtained by prospective Additional information DOT sessions S-S, Mrs, Crabtree was unable to hold behavior, Although he is August, 1977, at Municipal Each member of the Police bidders during office hours. will be held Aug. 30 in Summit and Sept, BlOg., UBS Rt S3 Department of the iorough of serve, but Chucker Dooley reciprocated TAl HI'S I'hiliirvii hi.hlitht Ihi- ,\.-,-k ii . ,i! ;\ i |.|.M- By order of the Mayor and 22 in Berkeley Heights. no longer physically Mountainside, New jersey, at Mountainside hereafter Borough Council, with a service break In the eighth dependent on heroin, he Apr, 20-Mu> 30 • ;i!l~ 1 00 p.m.. at which time ana appointed shall be a citlien of HELENA M. DUNNE, place any persons who may be the Unitea States, must have Borough Clerk game, evening the score at 4-4. Each will obtain relief from his Br!!iT -,«,,nl •' I*-*,* il,r, t- I Ml.lll.-IFI. interested therein will be good moral character, be Mtsde Echo, July 28, 1977 Mas JIJuni'20 IV.il lit,111' H;ill-.,ir!l,ili sound in Body and mind, in player then held serve to deadlock the problems by using drugs given an opportunity to be (Fee:S7,?2) !-! Ill-M iiilh heard concerning such good health, able to read, Mountaineers set at 6-6. The Dooleys then won the tie- again. pi,IIIM \sill Auik Hiii IK-H iii. Ordinance, write and speaK the English MOOM'IIIM) I'.itfh up 'in vuir ri'.i.ii IK ,i!lii -in • liilii; HELENAM.DUNNE, language well and PUBLIC NOTICE (Continued from page 1) breaker, 5-2. This view of the relapse Junr il-.luH tl Mlh In fin! |-> llt-iLlI•iik.i-- BoroughClerk intelligently, be a high school NOTICE IS-—HEREBY The-heat-seemed to -take-its-toll on PROPOSBOORDINANCl graduate, males must be a GIVEN that a public hearing took the Honors as batters. The final of addicts suggested to NO, 14777 least five (S) feet eight (8! will Be held by the Boara of both teams in the third set. The Dooleys outcome of the game was 4-0. researchers that if a ,iii. i- AN ORDINANCE TO I inches till, weigh not less than Adjustment in the Municipal charged to a 4-1 lead, but the Crabtrees l.KO l-'in.inri.il IIKIMIT- Ilk. - .in .iil. .liillllii one hundred forty (UO) Building, Mountainside, N.J. This brought the Mountaineers to the blocking agent were ad- \ "il !!l,l\ fl-lt Mil- TH-, (1 k I! .| .li 1 lit "i.ii.i. AMENDCHAPTBR7IQF ; THI CODB Ot« THE pounds, females must be at on Monday, August B, 1977 on final game against Fhlllipsburg. ' then rallied to win the sixth, seventh ministered, the addict rtllpi-iWIlilII BOROUGH OP | least five (S), feet six ti) application of Local (63 and eighth games, thus evening the set MOUNTAINSIDE, NEW inches tail, weigh not less than Corporation, 209 Summit Things looked down In the first when would not receive VIlU.o \ .,iii ihiumliu lurii I,. |ii i- Road, Block ST, Lot !S for site JERSEY, ENTITLED one hundred twenty [1201 the opponents jumped for three runs at 4-4, Once again, each player held gratification from heroin Aug, ^i-Kvpl. ti l.ifllli Ml ^i i! |.\|ili-"l'i II A-(« i.ll.M-- .lililn- '.'POLICE pounds, and shall not be less plan approval to construct a ,n MII h Mibh-i-'^ A- A-\ i DEPARTMENT," than eighteen (18) years of building contrary to Section and held the Mountaineers scoreless serve to send the third set into'the 9 if he or she used it while SECTION 71. S A, age nor be more than thirty. 121.417 of the Zoning point tie-&*reakeh The tiebreaker was undergoing further LIBRA I 5" ,-tl .in- ^ u ilh five (35) years of age at the Ordinance and contrary to but behind the superb coaching of ENTITLED "POLICE Si'pt. 2:1-Oil, tl l.ill Hi- .ill 1! In |i.l"-ihiilll, - PHYSICIAN," SECTION time of his appointment to the Resolution recommended by Chuck Fernieola, Pete Klaskln, George just as close. Wtth the score even at 4-4, treatment at home. The 714 ENTITLED Department, No person shall the Board of Adjustment the Dooleys won the decisive ninth point addict would then have a be appointed who hai been dated November 10, 1975, Yoggy and Ron Ivory, the team "REQUIREMENTS," U1H- \< HI t .ill AND SECTION 78.1, convicted of any crime ""•" ALYC6M. PSIMINBKI gathered to fight back. In the second, to win the title. chance to eliminate his snmrio S ..il!. limn!!,m 1". H..I! ENTITLED involving moral turpitude Secretary ^.•hl i ;", Mtsde, Echo, July M, 1977 Pete-Klaskin Jr. led off with a hard drug-seeking behavior and "APPOINTMENTS AND which in the ludgment of the PROMOTIONS." Borough Council would bi (Peei SSJi! ground rule double and scored on BE IT ORDAINED by the preiudicial to the morale of another double by M,J. Castelo. Greg KACITTAKIl S nu- h..« lu- hi, i-ii- .•Ii i'U 11 ,!: {i.P the the force. Nns .22-1 Hi' i\ ,-.ir, 1• in i\V\\C\ Mayor and Council sf NOTICE OF BID Kids to show Borough of Mounfainsiflt, 78.8. Requirements — Van Name stopped up next and sent the jesk© cited Premotiont, NOTICE IS HIRIIY County of Union, State of New O1VEN that sealed bids will ball to deep left field for a home run and II Joanne Jeske of jersey, that Chapter 78 of the The Police Committee shall Be received by the Borough ( Al'HIiOUV \ 11 IP pi.iiiiii ii m p ill --ill! -I JU,- ,,!• aforesaid Code of the Borough submit to the Borough Council Clerk of the Borough of two RBI, best Mends" Woodacres drive, IKl. jajiln IB ph'.i.illi- jili.ii.li1> ..|i|i..|'!liniti I'M .iih.iiln- of Mountainside be ana if its recommendations for the Mountainside, Union County, Mountainside, was named nun! in I-I * ,ii i-,!- riuli-.is "i - hereby is arnendta to read as promotion of all members and New Jersey to supply a Pat Esemplare walked and Stuart The Union County Park Commission follows: —.- ^ -— officers _w.lthln_-_ thi minimum of eight (I) suitable Jurozak drove him home on a ground to the dean's list for the Department All promotions' will hold a kids dog show on Aug. ll at -A«{l-,\KU-S -VT1!!-||!rtl"l!|ltt-t"t|r-'-t-t!-t!tVM|l-,.||-tPl-,t~(4.ll|L 7BS, Police Physician, trucks equipped with snow second semester at the .liili. aiK-'rh. IN hlialHi.il M-nliin- lh.it I- I ..1 lii-r - jH • lit, it i". • • A, A physician shall be to rank* higher than plows, together with other rule double, to take the lead 4-3, In the 1-00 p.m. In the Warinanco Park appointed by thi Mayor, with patrolman shall be made on such equipment as bulldozers, next inning, Gary Kane walked and University, of Hartford consent of the Borough the following basis; merit of graders, loaders, etc, and the Stadium area, Roselle. All youngsters Council, to be known as the service, service record, necessary labor as may be peter Klaskin,drove him home with his College of Education and i'lSt'KS IVl!\ lllllin.illii-. ML ii ,\- .Jl'l.lll'll i ill from 4 to 14 may enter their dogs more t Police Physician, The mental fitness, physical required to promptly and second hit of the game, a triple. He Allied Services, West Kt'b. IH'Miir. ill - Mniliii .ili'MW u n'MU'in ' ' U'Hl^ = l!ll!-rli rr ,Mih appointment shall be for one fitness, score on qualifying adequately remove the snow than 6 months old in the contest, exam, special police science later scored on a fielder's choice play liii- Mins'i ii i unniim 'Tili-i i MI} liki- l',ilitnf (1) year, commencing on and ice from approximately regardless of breed, special training or Hartford, Conn, January 1, He shall exarninf courses completed and their thij'ty.flve (3S) miles of on M.J. Castelo, ail memoirs of the psllce grades, general qualifications Municipal roads within the whether the pet is pedip-eed. force or appointees to the and seniority. Promotions Borough of Mountainside, In During the fourth and fifth innings, Shall be subieet to The show is being sponsored jointly force whenever required by addition to snow removal, the opposition changed pitching five the Police Committee and confirmation by a maiority of cinders and salt will be spread by the National Recreation and Park shall report in writing the the members of the Borough as required to keep these tunes to no avail as 11 more runs were result of such examinations, Council presehf and voting at Association, Ken L Ration and .the Park any meeting and former" roads opeh and In sate scored, two of them resulting from a wrth his opinion as to the rr Commission. physical and mental fitness Subject to the provisions of condition through May 15. third hit by Kkskln; a home run. for police work of the person j this Ordinance. 1971, Dogs will be judged in seven classes, examined. He shall Be called I Ail other paragraphs of the Adequate liability, property The Mountaineers became the Chapter shall remain in effect damage and workman's plus a best of show winner, Judging j as written, compensation Insurance and champions of the host league, Peter classifications are: Best trick dog, performance bond shall be Kladkin was named the most valuable Thi! Ordinance shall take required In accordance with smallest dog, largest dog, best looking, effect in the manner provided bid specifications. player of the game and was awarded a by law, best costumed, funniest and best Mtsde. Echo,, July SB, 1977 Bids will be opened and .read stereo set. In public at the Municipal (Fee: 134.44) behaved. First, second and third priie Bldg., lias Route 22, There are two remaining games to be ribbons will be awarded to winners Of FRAEBEL BROS. Mountainside, N.J. on played in the official all-star com- Tuesday, August 9, if77at IM each cateory, with a best of show to be BOROUGH OP pmr- Prevail mo—Tlme<—Tht--_petition,_The-JIountataeeHL_will meet TIRE MOUNTAINS! £5|" Borough of Mountainside first place Berkeley Heights in their selected from among first place win- NOTICE OF BID reserves the right to re|ect ners. Expert Auto NOTICE IS HEREBY any or all bids. next game. OIVBN that sealed bids will Entry blanks for the dog show are be received by the Borough Specifications and form of Repairs Clerk of the Borough of bid and all other details are available at playgrounds and the Union Mountainside, union County. available at the office of the County, Park Commission ad- •ALIGNMENT New Jersey, to prune ana Borough Engineer, -Robert Probably right elevate trees In the Borough of Koser, at the Municipal •ids,, ministration building. •BRAKES Mountainside in accordance 1385 U.S. Route Jj, •SHOCKS with the specification* on file Mountainside, N.J, and may A young man just but of school got a In thi offlee of the Borough -« inspected by prospective job in a bank. The first day he was •TUNE UPS Clerk, bidders during office hours. •TIRES Adequate liability, pioperty By order of the Mayor and there, the cashier tossed him a package Makes dmmn's list damage ana workmen's Borough Council. of bills, . ount these and see if there compensation insurance shall HELENA M. DUNNB RFINSPECTION be required In accoralnce with Borough Clerk are 100," was the order. The new em. Corinne Clarke of New Providence bid specifications Mtsde. Echo, July », W7 ployee started counting. He reached 75, STATION Blot will be opened and read "een named to in puW4c- *f th«. AWunt«m»!a« stopped counting and^threw^ the te dean'gj-Uii at Mootelair Municipal Building, - ills BLAST THOSE BUGSI Find on package intoa drawer, "IfIt's right this a JJrtft Union -688-8870 Route 32, Mountainside) New Ixiermrnator in the ClaMlfied College for the iprtng semester. Sbe jersey, en Tuesday, August 9, .Section! Call Alt 7700 for fait far, it's probably right all the way," 1J77,, at 4;M am. prevailing -aelion' . 1. Jii earned dean's list with a perfect 4.0 average. _ __!____

J MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO Thyfiday, July 28, 1977-1 MCP team breaks four records, wins meet The Mountainside Community Pool A the-boys 8 and under freestyle that his first freestyle; sist-year-old girls, sicond freestyle and first relay: McCarthy, second freestyle and second Thirteen and 14-year-oid girls, Carol swim team broke four team records brother Shane set last year. Andrea Wood, first freestyle and Kim Kussel! Picut, second breaststroke: breaststrokt1; Lisa Jackson, third huckenbach, first freestyle, third .mil tieri another on the way to record- Rick VanBenschotcn was the meet's Covlngton, second freestyle; seven- Michael Wood, third breaststroke; freestyle and third breaststroke, Gina breaststroke and first relay; Lisa niK its third straight victory last only triple event winner. Winning year-old boys, Frank Tennaro, second Shane Connell, first relay Bobby Maolucci, first diving; I^iura Perez- Fernieola, first breaststroke, second Saturday over Mindowaskin Swim double events were Duane Connell, freestyle,"and Joe Castelo, third Alder, first relay Santalla. second diving freestyle and first relay; Penny Levitt, Club, 176-120. at the MCP pool Wendy Wyckoff, Tom' Genkinger, Jeff freestyle Sevenyearold girls, Suzanne Nine and 10-year-old girls, Sarah Thirteen and 14-year-old boys, Tom first relay; Susan McLaughlan, first Aftor Mmnowaskin's divers took on Ahlhnlm, Glenn Baker, Tom Fit- Crane, first freestyle and Beth Post, Post, second freestyle. Beth f-'itzgibbon, first freestyle and first relay Diane Kennelly second diving. i'liily lead, MCP broke ahead to stay in igibbon, Carol Lukenbaeh, Lisa Fer- third freestyle, second breaststroke. McLaughlan, first breaststroke, Cindy relay, Paul ,Ieka, third freestyle and Fifteen to 17-year-old boys, Jack ilie swimming events and finished nieola, and Jean Kascin Single in- Eight-year-old boys, Duane Connell, Ahlholm, second breast-stroke first relay; Glenn Baker, first sinmK in the relays Crowley, second freestyle; Bobby dividual event winners were Jamie first freestyle, second breaststroke and Kleven and 12-year old boys. Hick breaststroke and first relay. Richard Anderson, first breaststroke New team records were set by Wendy Downey, Andrea Wowl, Suzanne Crane, first relay; Tom Genkinger, first VunBenschoten, first freestyle, first Picut, second breaststroke, Tim Wyckoff, girls, B years and younger, Both MeLaughlan, Gina Maolucci and breaststroke, second freestyle and first tireaststrokc and first relay; Fred Horrigan, first relay Fifteen to 17 year-old girls, Jean IriH'style, Tom Genkinger, boys, H Bobby Anderson. relay, Todd Richter, third freestyle and Ahlholm. third breaststroke, John Thirteen and 14-year-old (.'iris, Carol Kascin, first freestyle and fir^f y.'irs and younger, breaststroke; Jeff first relay; Chris Wixom, first relay, Mder, second freestyle, Walter Luckenhach, first freestyle, third breaststroke, Lori Fernicola, third Ahlhelm. SI to 10 year-old boys, MCP will host Willow Grove this Eightyear-old girls, Wendy Wyckoff, Kempner, third freestyle and first breaststroke and first relay Lisa tireaststroke I'feaslstroke, and Susan McLaughlan, Saturday at 9:30 a.nV first freestyle and first breaststroke. "•lay, Ted McLaughlan, first relay and Fernieola, first breaststroke, second In H team action, MCP beat i 'i-nny U'vitt. Lisa Femicola, and Carol Winners for MCP against Min- Nine and 10-year-old boys, Jeff third diving; David Luckenbaeh, first freestyle and first relay: Penny Levitt, Nomohegan 139-80 last Monday, The I.ni'kcnbnck, girls 111 and 14, freestyle dowaskin were: Ahlholm, first breaststroke, third 'I'lay first relay, Susan McLaughlan, first (/ran Centurion Club from Clark will be i-i'lny Dunne Connell tied th" record in Six-year old boys, Jamie Downey. freestyle and first relay; John Fischer, Kleven iintl 12-year-old girls. Lisa relay. Diane Kennelly, second diving their next opponent Stingers lead league Library offers Two persons injured Dem hopefuls Keaton comedy, propose a split by beating 2 squads children's films in automobile collision of state agency The feature film for August will be Creation of a cabinet-level depart- In action in the Mountainside Audrey Barls came to the plate 10 times shown at the Free Public Library of Two drivers suffered minor injuries The New Providence man was issued ment of commerce was proposed this Woman's Softball League, the Stingers during the game and had a perfect day Mountainside on Tuesday at 7:15 p.m lust week in a collision at Summit road u summons for failing to have an in week by the Democratic candidates for 'waiTiped the New Jersey Koasters. 44- at the plate. Linda Parsons collected 10 in the Emma Weber Meeting Room, find Summit lane. Mountainside surance card in his possession the slate legislature in District 22 : and bent Hnttoms Up, 12-2 and the hits while scoring seven runs; Carol "The General," termed a classic Police say D Brecounl Connett of In Mountainside traffic court, a comedy, stars Buster Keaton and his In making their proposal, Harry Hiinaw;iys beat the Hustlers, 47-1 Kubjus had nine hits and scored six New Providence was traveling south on t'ranford man was fined S500 for Pappas of Springfield, the Democratic In the game of the week, the Stingers runs and Thornton also had nine hits steam engine, the Genera! It is set Summit road when a car driven by driving while under the influence of during the Civil War candidate for the State Senate, and Jim '"•at previously undefeated Bottoms Up while scoring four runs. Hi'tty Campbell, Westfield, came out of alcohol John I.eber was arrested at the Spagnoli of Scotch Plains and Mel •\ 12 2 to gain first place in the league For the losing Koasters team, Bar Admission to the movie is free to Summit Lane colliding with the other intersection of New Providence road chileuich of Clark, Assembly I.inda Parsons and Kim Parti bara Feeley collected five hits which residents of Mountainside Reser- vehicle. and Rt 22 aspirants, described implementation of 1'iyled, Arlyn Mozoki walked and Carol included one homerun and scored four vations may be made at the library All Connet had abrasions about the head Judge Jacob Bauer also revoked the idea "as a necessary first step In '.lisehert, Pat Jenkins and Marilyn runs Brenda Helba also had five hits children under 14 must be accompanied and Campbell received abrasions on [.fiber's drivers license for one year erasing the unwarranted antibuslness Thornton singled for four runs in the and scored two runs, and Nancy Rhodes by adults the lower leg Other Mountainside traffic court image that has unfairly cost this state 'ir-,! inning In the fourth inning, had four singles Maryann Sheehan, children's decisions included a conviction of io many jobs librarian, will show three films next ihnrnton, Kobin Cunningham and The Runaways scored 16 runs in the Bradford Denning of Springfield for They noted that New Jersey has an •>>tsehert walked and Kathy Beach and Thursday, Aug. 4, from noon to 1 p m in careless driving * first inning which was all they needed the meeting room Admission is free for unemployment rate of 9 3 percent—one \rlyn Moidki singled for four more to defeat the Hustlers, Police reports said Denning pulled of the highest in the nation—and the i Mil* Six more runs were scored in the boys and girls ageCsand older. No bare The State nut of High Point drive leaving rubber Jane Laustsen and Alice Gillman feet and no swim wear are permitted, state is losing revenues as a result •'\th inning when Parti, Cunningham. both had perfect days at the plate with tracks According to police. Denning "A large part of the reason for the job Nclsrhert, Carol Kubjus and Diane "The Case of the Elevator Duck" is drove 55 mph down Summit road , eight hits and six runs scored! Pat Kelk based on the book by Polly B. Berends exodus has been the lower wage, living I'flosi all singled and Mozoki had a big contributed seven hits and five runs speeding up to 70 rnph while racing and energy costs in the Sunbelt states, 1 "The Elves and the Shoemaker" is the We're In 'nplt to left field scored Alice Sury had seven hits and another car, stopping Just before to which jobs and money are flowing," Hottoms L'p scored boTh their runs in children's classic about the poor N j Conserviiton Foundation reaching Rt 22 six runs scored and Barbara Heymann shoemaker and his wife who show said Pappas "As the owner of a 'In' second inning when Jill Hastrup, also had seven hits with five runs Every hot summer the practice of Denning was fined S2'i and ill) tn business myself. I am keenly aware of ! .aunc Weeks, Carol Wood and Pat kindness to a passing stranger and court costs The bats of the Hustlers produced benefit from two happy elves who spend dumping sewage sludge in the Atlantic the competitive pressures exerted by 1 i'rmcnl.'i all singled only one run. Laurie Mannion and Joan Ocean gains attention because of fears Other court decisions were a S10 fine the lure of lower prices'in the South the night cobbling "The Legend of and 55 in costs for a Newark man Co\ It v,n-i all hitting for the Stingers Zimmerman had two singles each and John Henry" portrays the dignity and of beach contamination and "red For this reason, it is imperative that ..ln'ii the Stingers beat the Koasters. Suzanne Pieper had three singles tides " This year the nearby Atlantic Rplifnrd was found guilty of driving New Jersey begin fighting back to courage of its hero in an animated v. 11h bald tires version of the folk tale has been looking good, despite an attract and hold the jobs we are unexpected dose of raw sewage when Hue Vanbey. Monroe Conn . was losing IN CONGRESS (he recent blackout cut off power for fined S.i and S5 in court costs for making Spagnoli said creation of a cabinet- Winners cited New York City's treatment plants an illegal turn level department of commerci could be There is general agreement that an accomplished by splitting the present ocean is no place to dump sewage Department of Labor and Industry into Matthew Rinaldo in stroke play sludge Sludge is an important part of Mayor urges: separate entities "I believe the Winners in the women's Wednesday the carbon cycle, in which our wastes creation of a separate department of Golf Group were recently announced by are converted into new living things defeat state bill commerce would serve notice on thi 12th District the Echo Lake Country Club But that's a land-based cycle; sludge business community, both here and can be helpful on the land but not in the elsewhere, that New Jersey is serious The arrests of more than 3,800 per- there are 275,578 men and women They were Class A, Mrs. James O, Mountainside Mayor Thomas Ric- Howard, first place, net 34; Mrs. John sea about helping business in attracting sons for looting, arson and violence behind bars in the United States, an ciardi, this week expressed his and holding jobs " during the New York City blackout and j, Curley, second, net 38, and Mrs. Unfortunately in a crowded, in- disapproval of a state bill which would increase of more than 25,000 from 1976, James F. Ryan, low putts. 15, Chilewich said one requirement 'he destruction of hundreds of small In eight states, including New York dustnaliied area like New "Jersey— allow police and £iremen,io. retire^alter Also, Classes B arid C combined Hji, especially the northern half of the would be that the separate departmenta businesses mark a new low in the af- , and New Jersey, the increases resulted 2u years of service rather than at a should cost no more—and If possible, lairs of New York. J. Franklin Cook, first, net 32, Mn. state—putting sludge on land to grow particular age and would increase in delays in court sentencing. In other Helnn F. Temfohrde, second, net 34; even less—to operate than Labor and It is a city tragically unable to cope states, prisoners have been forced to crops for us to eat remains an im- pension benefits. Mrs, John T, Scott, third, net 35, and Industry does now "We must avoid with one crisis after another or to double up in cells, move into makeshift practical dream. The bill, known as A658, would allow Mrs, Harold Haddock Jr., low putts, IS. failing prey to burgeoning maintain civil order. Whatever the dormitories and sleep in corridors. That's because so many kinds of police and fire officers to retire at age Prizes were also awarded to Mrs bureaucracy " causes of the blackout and the looting. New Jersey has been under a industrial and chemical wastes 43 at half pay with 20 years of service Vincent M. DeLisi for driving closest to "pollute " the sewage that it's unsafe Upon completing 25 years, they can "New Jersey can—and must—hold New York's survival will depend on directive of a three-judge appeals court and attract jobs," said Pappas. restoring a sense of civil obedience. The the pin on the seventh and to Mrs, for agricultural uses. Heavy metals like retire at 60 percent of salary, and after this year to begin accepting prisoners Curlley for closest to the pin on the 17th. Spagnoli and Chilewich, "We must take first place to start is by removing from county jails who don't belong mercury, cadmium and others are 30 years, at 65 percent. Mm Noel D. Sidford Jr and Mrs. present in the sludge, along with a Rlcciardi said costs to local residents advantage of our natural assets, such criminals from the streets of New York there. A study commission headed by as our location in the cockpit of com- as fast as possible. Ryan had chip-ins on the third and 17th, multitude of toxic and often car- would rise If the bill were adopted. Dean John Irving, formerly of Seton respectively. merce in the Middle Atlantic region." But can it be done within the legal Hall University, found many of the einogenic chemicals. 1 Those unwanted materials would code? Can the courts handle the daily county jails in disgraceful condition. •iiiiiiitiiMiilliiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiitiiliiiiiiiiiiiltiiiiitiiiiii provide the necessary volume of arrests, arraignments and The worst were in Bergen and Mon- permeate our vegetables and the feed teaching material. The sentencing to guarantee speedy justice mouth. Union County has been patching Representing us eaten by cows, getting to us as certainly RML staff has held and to defend the community against up its antiquated county jail for more as if we had ingested them directly. Search for Health workshops to train state murderers, rapists, robbers and drug than 15 years while waiting for a new In Washington There is a solution to this problem, health department per- addicts? one. but it is guaranteed to bring an outcry- National Institutes of Health sonnel in the testing from some industries. It is pre- There are some who question New Jersey state prisons have 400 procedure. cells less than needed, and this causes Jhe Senate treatment of industrial sewage before it TESTS, for ticks, especially in the Today tetracycline is whether New York City can reassert gets into the municipal sewerage law and order in the foreseeable future. county jails to be strained to the Clifford P Case. Republican of Rahway, VACCINES, CURE hair the treatment of choice for breaking point. County sheriffs 315 Old Senate Office Building. Washington. systems. That means an industry would Rocky Mountain In the western part of spotted fever patients as it One reason is that the city's justice have to install complex equipment to frequently sound warnings of possible DC. 20510. Spotted Fever the United States RMSF is is effective and causes few system is overwhelmed by criminals remove whatever unwanted who must be released on bail or prison breakouts due to overcrowding, While only a minority of an occupational disease— side reactions ingredientsJt contributes to the local where the logger, the prohibition—because-there are not a lack of work programs, and a hostile Harrison A. Williams. Democrat of ticks carry, the agent that Early diagnosis is very load of old-fashioned sewage,, hunter, or the fisherman enough jails to hold them. atmosphere in jails where there Is Westfield. 352 Old Senate Office Building. causes Rocky Mountain important as it eliminates picks up ticks accidentally nothing to do. Washington, DC. 20510 The sludge products from some New Spotted Fever, it is im- the need for heroic Before the blackout, overcrowding in Jersey treatment plants are probably in the wooded areas. New York City's prisons was seriously This is not an indictment of any single portant to remove ticks treatment and prevents county or state. Rather, it demon- safe right now for agricultural use, carefully with tweezers Once a tick is infected any damage to the brain aggravated by the inability of the State The House because no dangerous industrial wastes of New York to accept hundreds of strates the 1MS of public, support and and not with the fingers. with RMSF rickettsia (rik- or heart, Matthew J. Rinaldo. Republican of Union. are present. But those are exceptions. felons sentenced by New York City understanding of the need to build more The best way to protect et'se-ah) microorganism, For those working in 314 Cannon" House Office Building, New Jersey's Department of courts. Adult and adolescent facilities prisons—not luxury hotels as some yourself against tick bites al| tissues—including the high-risk occupations— Washington, D.C. 20515. Represents Union, Environmental Protection is fully were dangerously overcrowded. During' taxpayers have complained—to house In high-risk wooded areas blood -cells of the tick- rickettsiologists and their the growing and increasingly violent Springfield, Roselle, Roselle Park, Kenilworth aware of this, and proudly points to a is to dress defensively. harbor the agent. The technicians, for exam- the blackout, the condemned sections of pioneering step in which Camden's the Tombs had to be re-opened to ac- prison population. and Mountainside, Wear trousers and long hemolymph test, a ple—vaccination is sludge will soon be used tor com- relatively new procedure, commodate the thousands of looters While I have introduced legislation in socks—with the "socks recommended. Vaccines In Trenton posting. When that happens, no more pulled up outside the reveals if the tick is are made from chemically arrested by the beleaguered New York Congress to require mandatory sen- Camden sludge will go to the ocean. police. trouser legs. The arms harboring the infectious killed rickettslae and are tences for persons using weapons, I District 22 agent. After the tick is recognize that the law would not work Thus it was with real regret that DEP should also be protected given in a series of three New York's prison congestion serves State Senator-Peter J, . McDonough recently had to support temporary by long sleeves with tight removed from the patient, injections. Booster, doses without adequate facilities to house a blood sample is drawn to magnify a national problem. The convicted prisoners. The same is true of Republican, Box 866, 403 Berckman St.. continuation of ocean dumping, during cuffs. are necessary each year. adult prison population in the United Plainfietd 07061. testimony at a hearing of the U.S. In the eastern part of the from the tick and drug addicts who commit serious of- examined, States has soared to a new record high fenses. AssembjHtonald J- DiFrancesce. 1926 Environmental Protection Agency, country. Rocky Mountain for t To protect the public, we must have WsstfilW aw..'Scotch Pram? 07076, William Bpoltell Fever is con- ^DrTWilly Burporfirof adequate humane places to detain J, Majuire, 191 Westfield ave.. Clark 07066. Jersey could know that their wastes sidered a recreational— the Rocky Mountain not an occupational- Laboratory (RML) in serious offenders and the resources to liHIIIllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIH11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIM1II were being used to nourish crops in their "Garden State," they would know disease. Hamilton, Montana, put them to work at useful occupations modernizing police laboratories, while in prison. that they were reducing the need for People and their dogs go believes that all state communications, record keeping and petroleum-based fertilizers and saving into wooded areas. health departments should In nine years, grants of more than $8 training of personnel are greatly be equipped and trained to • blHion^from—the—Law Enforcement tax money how spent on unwise Although dogs usually are reduced in effectiveness; The courts disposal methods, > not affected by the run this hemolymph test. Assistance Administration (LEAA) remain clogged, and convicted have been funneled to the states But pressure has to be built for in- disease, they pick up ticks His defendants who should serve man- which may be transferred Aside from training corrections of- dustrial pre-treatment of sewage so this datory terms are released on early sensible solution to pollution can be to children. Thus, parents National Institute of ficers, very little of the money has gone probation because of the shortage of should examine their own Publiihfd e.th Thurid«y by Into building new prisons. reached. Everybody must come to Allergy and Infectious Trum.r Publishing Carp. space. and their children's isodies Diseases!, is prepared to Buy 1 \H. Savings Bonds, Without the facilities to hold realiie that nature's way Of doing AihfrMlnti.publlihcr The remedies must Include additional criminals, the billions spent for funding for LEAA and more eon- things is best. We cannot continue to NIWS DBPARTMBNT cram strange chemicals into places Karen Zsutyk j_ cenfratlon of funds on building new where they 'do not belong, ABner cold. Supervising Editor prisons. When that happens, judges and Ln Maiamut, Director parole boards will have a choice of LATEST BUSINESS DEPARTMENT IN ELIZABETH enforcing the laws against dangerous Robert H Brumfli, criminals whilaworking to rehabilitate Boston confers STYLE Charles Loomer. Smith Cadillac offenders who still have a chance of IN MEN'S national sfiytftiling manager , being saved. jarnes O. Parks, SEIKO circulation managtr, B.S.on Barry ' DerMn DeFaieo, QUARTZ aui circuW.lon'managrr Adrea J, Barry of Woodland avenue. Mountainside, has received a bachelor Continuous readout in Sam Howard hours, mlnytei and Permanent Hair Removal of science degree, magna cum laude, ucsnai imiaoi di«- • PubilU,* r. If JiltiJ 79 W. GRAND ST. from Boston University^ Sargent Btay oi mentn ino Milton MintififlrM By Kree Graduate Bate itiinlejj its?!, pubilthtr. l»7ii»75 allege of Allied Health Professions, clue dial tremt. All Seiko Quart! watchet ' SKsndClaiiPsittpf paid at She majored in occupational therapy. nave « Battery life e» 354-8080 WS3SnBB eyer ene year. Mount*ln»ld«, N.J. MERLE NORMAN Sargent College's graduates included U ctnfi ptr copy fc»Ui bach«lqr's_and_masterJs_defEBe_ V Milled tuMCrijriisn rail 11.18 Mr vtar union coumrs OLDEST COSMETICS 1 N.w provid.nc* Read • • "' " recipients in rehabintation counseling, health dynamics, occupational therapy, phjfsicfl! therapy, nutrition, and speech pathology and audiology. miimmiiiniillimiMlllllimiiniMi' '•iiiiiiiiiiiii! Thursday, July 38, 1977 Union College offers Legislators Hay fever pollen coming atchoo off-campus courses to speak at Union College will offer courses this Plainfield High School: Introduction to Lung group offers some timely advice fnl! throughout Union County Public Health. Tuesdays: personnel senior lunch Don't look now, hut, for people who doctor's advice He should avoid the 3. Use antihistomines sparingly and management. Tuesdays, and suffer from hay fever, the worst time of Credit and non-credit courses will bo The Senior Citizens Council of Union common mistake of trying the new always with your doctor's advice Don't offered nt New Providence High School. psychology of personality, Wed the year is at hand, Aug 1 is usually the patent medicines that are advertised try to medicate yourself County has invited the state senators start of the hay fever season. PJainfield High School, Battin School in nesdays Classes meet from 7 to ,9 45 and assemblymen from all county each year. The physician can usually Elizabeth, the Linden Adult School and p m For those who suffer from hay help most hay fever sufferers, and the •4 It may be too late for this hay fever districts to a legislative luncheon season but if your doctor thinks the Union Municipal Building, as well Courses at the Union Municipal tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m at fever—more than 13 million Americans wise patient follows the doctor's advice Building will' be offered both day and do-the Central New Jersey Lung If you are a hay fever victim, desonsitizaiion injections will help, us the college's main campus in the Coachman Inn, Cranford start them before the hay fever season. \ (ranford and its Elizabeth Urban evening Courses and schedules are Association (the Christmas Seal remember: English composition, Thursdays, ;» to Evelyn Frank, council president, said people) offers some advice and in- 1 No matter how badly you suffer Ho can help after the symptoms have Kducational Center, according to Dr started, too Leonard Kreisman. vice-president for 11 45 am and 6 30 to 9 p.m.. fun members hope to discuss bills now in formation. during the season, hay fever will not kill Trenton svith the legislators in an at- Hay fever is rarely caused by hay and academic affaire damentals of speech, Tuesdays, 9 to you It may have troublesome com- 5, Be sure to let your doctor know if Credit courses in English and Spanish 11 45 am, and 6:30 to 9 p m mosphere of "informality, without doesn't result in fever. If an individual plication, however pressure and politicking," feels feverish, some other illness has your think a complication such as a will be conducted at Battin Principles Nine courses, including English for 2 Consult your doctor and get his help nose or throat infection has developed of Accounting, meeting Tuesdays, and Speakers of Other Languages will be The council will meet earlier that been added. Its medical names are in identifying what causes your hay Organization and Management, conducted at Union College's Elizabeth morning to discuss the municipal senior allergic rhinitis or pollenosis. fever, plus his advice on what to do G;-Think positive, it's only about meeting Wednesdays, will be offered in Urban Educational Center citizens coordinators project, which is Of the people with hay fever, 75 about it ., seven weeks to the first frost. .Spanish Courses in English will be Non-credit courses for personal and makiing CETA funds available to hire percent are sensitive to ragweed which English composition on Tuesdays and professional enrichment will he offered local coordinators in the municipalities. grows in abundance in this area But general psychology on Wednesdays All at New Providence High School, the The council is sending letters to Union the individual may also react to the Clinic serving as training site classes meet from ? to 6:45 p.m Linden Adult School and the Cranford County mayors requesting a meeting to windborne pollens of trees, grass and discuss this project weeds, stretching the sneezing season Two second-year students at the visors will be Jane Gray of Scotch At New Providence High School, Public Library Columbia University School of Social Preparation for the Scholastic Also on the agenda will be a review of from early spring to the first heavy Plains and Rocio Day of Colonia credit course offerings and the days on frost in September, Work in New York City have been • "We are honored for this reaffillation uhii'h they are scheduled include Aptitude Test, a six-session course, will the Senior Citizens Home Repair and assigned to !he Union County be conducted at New Providence High Maintenance Program iSCHRMP) in Molds and fungus spores (seeds i, with the Columbia University school Principles of accounting, Wednesdays. Psychiatric Clinic for field training which has sent us able students through English composition, Tuesdays, School on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 30 the county The SCHRMP work crew, also airborne during the summer, supervised by the Union County r-iiuse reactions in many people According to Car! Jacobson, clinic the years," Jacobson said creative writing. Tuesdays, Women in p m , beginning Sept 21 Also at New president, the student's staff super- Literature. Tuesdays, Music of the 20th Providence, Rapid Reading Com Opportunities Industrialiiation Center Sneezing, repeated and prolonged, is Century. Wednesdays. general prehension for Adults will be offered on 1 O1C), has done jobs in Union Township the common mark of the hay fever psychology. Wednesdays, and 10 consecutive Wednesdays from 7 to 9 and New Providence and is now an- victim. A stuffy watery nose, redness Of adolescent psychology, Tuesdays All p.rn , beginning Sept 21. and Solving ticipating aplications from additional the eyes and itching of the nose, throat GOP hopefuls Your towns in the county. classes meet from 7 to 9:45 p.m. Parent-Child Problems, a six-session and mouth are accompanying features. Three courses will be offered at program, will be conducted on Wednes Avoiding the substances that cause name 2 aides days from 7 to 330 p.m., beginning the reaction is the best way to control OPTICIAN Sept 21 M/e/e will take part hay fever Moving to a different part of Union County Republican Freeholder Audubon study, CLEF 1 College Level Examination In St, Rocco event the country is sometimes suggested, candidates Herbert j. Heilmann, Program 1 review courses will be but this may prove useless if the suf- William A, Ruocco and Robert Morgan SPRINGFIELD star parties conducted at the Linden Adult School Lou Miele, whose program Radio ferer has or develops sensititity to a have announced the appointment of 248 MORRIS AVE. • 376-6101 and the Cranford Public Library Italia is heard over WPOW in New York substance common to the new freeholder Rosemarie Sinnott and SPRINGFIELD U J , (Cloud W-dn.id.Hi location. A review ot English composition, the City, will participate in the St. Rocco Roselle Park attorney Joseph J Triarsi at reservation Festival Aug. 12-21 at O'Brien Field, Seasonal travel and the use of air as their campaign managers for the humanities and social science-history conditioning and air purifying devices All those interested in birds this week for those who wish to earn college Elizabeth, The festival is sponsored by November election ore irivued to the Trailside Museum the American Italian Cultural Society whenever possible may reduce the credit by examination will be con- victim's suffering during the season, so Triarsi, a resident of Westfield, is the Nature and Science Center in the— ducted in cooperation with the Linden of Union County. Watchung Reservation at 2 p.m to Also scheduled id appear at the that he- may sleep and work with as former Republican Municipal Chair- BACK FROM VACATION Adult School on 10 consecutive Mon- much discomfort as possible. man for the Borough of Roselle Park attend "Wings Over America." the life days from 7:30 to 10 p.m.. beginning festival are the Polka Dolls, the Car- MONDAY, AUG. » story of John j Audubon and his ac- teret Serenaders, and the Italian The hay fever sufferer should be and served as assistant county attorney Sept 26 Registration for this course examined by his doctor and follow the from 1970 through May of 1977 KRKK P4RklN(, IN RKAR complishments in painting the birds of will be conducted by the Linden Adult Dancers of St. Anthony's Church America School Each Friday during July and August, "star parties" are held at the Loop A review of English composition, Area of the Watchung Reservation at 10 humanities and social science-history College to require p m will also be offered at the Cranford Public Library on 10 consecutive The PlaneLarium has a seating Wednesday's from 6:30 to 9 p.m.. English, math tests capacity of 35 persons, admission is 50 beginning Sept, 21. Placement testing in required to take cents per person, and children under English and mathematics placement' tests in ad- the age of 8 will not be admitted. When All off-campus credit and non-credit will be required for all vance of registration there isa 2 pm nature and science courses will also be offered at Union matriculating students at The new state center program on Sundays, the 2 p,m. College's Cranford campus. Union College. Cranlord regulations were imposed Planetarium program is cancelled In addition, some 200 college credit under new regulations because of the growing The Trailside facilities, operated by and non-credit courses in the arts, issued by the State concern of the Higher the Union County Park Commission, science, business and the humanities Department of High Education Board about are located at Coles avenue and New will be offered at the Cranford campus Education, it was an- the basic skills of college Providence road. Mountainside. The in day and evening sessions with the nounced by Douglas freshmen, and the state is Nature and Science Center is open credit courses beginning on Sept, 1, and Greenwood, coordinatorjof determined to assure weekdays, excluding Fridays, from 3 to. most of the non-credit courses begin- testing placement. "~ minimum levels of 5 p.m, and Saturdays, Sundays and ning the week of Sept. 19. holidays from 1 to 5 p m, These students may not competency in these BONUS Tuition charges and registration register for fall semester areas, Greenwood said, Trailsidt programs are announced on information for all courses may be courses until placement students who do not Park Commliiion "tvents" telephone, obtained by contacting the admissions tests have Iseen taken'and these minimum 352-8410, office, 278-2800. meet . in July and August and September and .,, results determined, Mr ieveis wiu be advised to Greenwood said. take developmental Open a regular savings account that pays the In addition, non- courses in the subject in Union College to initiate matriculating students which-they are deficient, Highest Interest Rate allowed by law, EARNINGS who are planning to enroll he added, CREDITED TO YOUR ACCOUNT MONTHLY is like in English or math courses Because the testing adds receiving a Christmas Bonus 12 times o year. and those who plan to an additional step to the classes via the telephone change their-status from registration -process, nonmatriculating to Greenwood said, he urges Homebound residents of Union Those physically unable to travel to Union College may register by mail for matriculating are also all students who plan to County will be able to take college ~~ ~ take courses in the fall to credit courses at Union College in the one of several telecollege courses that coming fall semester as part of a will be offered in the fall semester, register as soon as statewide "Telecollege" project, which begins Sept. 1. Crime possible. Union College will install a two-way These students will be able to hear Placement testing will the course lectures and all classroom be scheduled as soon as telephone hook-up system that wlil^ seminar 1 permit homebound students to listen in discussions. They will also be able to The U.S. Treasury each student , application on classroom lectures and to par- ask and answer questions and con- Department's Bureau of has been processed, REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT ticipate in classroom discussions, tribute their own comments by means Alcohol, Tobacco and according to James Kane, assistant of the special installation, Firearms will conduct a c director of admissions and records and The procedure, Kane said, is ex- one-week seminar on that Earns the Highest Interest Rate Daily Union College project coordinator. tremely simple. The homebound organized crime in- The telecollege project is designed student need only dial a special number vestigation r at the Union for the physically disabled, in- to be connected to the class. County Police Chiefs' stitutionalized adults and older Homebound itudents will be required Training (Academy at Americans, Kane said. The statewide to meet all classroom assignments and Union College, Title 1 project has headquarters at to take prescribed tests. Procedures for Thirty police officers Jersey City State College. meeting requirements will be from five New Jersey p% YEAR YEAR established to meet the needs of counties will attend the 5.47% students, Kane explained. Aug. 29 to Sept. 2 seminar 'Withdrawals Anytime Without Losing Interest Provided You Maintain a Bolonee ot $5,00 or More, 6Hecli»t Apnuol Yield When Music School Union College has also recently in- Areas to be covered Principal and Interest is Computed From Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrnwokond is Compounded Daily and Created Monthly. stituted an admissions hot line, which during the five day. session permits prospective students to are: the, infiltration of concert tonight inititate the admissions process _ by legitimate businesses by calling 872.8580 or 272-8581, beginning The Union County Band and organized crime, on Monday, All registration materials development and analysis Orchestra Summer School will present will be mailed directly to the applicant, a program at 7:30 tonight in Locust of criminal information, JOHN KEAN i—HI a service which further serves the the use of firearms by the School, Roselle. The Upper Inter- handicapped, Kane noted. mediate, Advanced and Stage Bands organized criminal John Kean PERSONAL and the Brass Ensemble will perform. Additional . information .on element, surveillance Certificates of merit will be Telecollege may be obtained by calling techniques and detection Kane at 276-2600, or by writing to the nominated presented to_ the organizationg. The __ devices, gambling in- J^hjLjCean, jJMsidenL CHECKING Advanced Band will be directed by "—UniorrCaHege^ffioe or admissionsr id chief executive officer Cranford, 07016. Casmir V. Bork of Roselle, the Stage of conspiracy criteria to Of National Utilities & Band by Fred Wesehe of Scotch Plains organized crime in- Industries (NUI) Minimum Balance Low Rates Available and the Brass Ensemble by Joseph vestigations, use of ex- Elizabeth, has been Muccioli of Roselle, 85 youngsters plosives, bomb scene nominated as first vice- The school closing assembly will be investigations, and in- chairman of the American Service Charge held at 9 a.m. Friday. July 30, Cer- looking for jobs terviewing techniques. Gas Association (AGA) . tificates will be awarded to the more Representatives of the for the 1977-1978 thaniW students who attended the 45th Eighty-five trained, experienced Newark, Peterson, Association year. He is INTERESTED? session of the school. young people are available for per- Kenilworth, Scotch Plains, also president of the Are Absolutely manent, full or part-time unsubiidized West Orange, West Elizabethtown Gas ih or call the employment, the Union County Paterson, Springfield and Company, an NULcom- Harmema offiee nearest Food canning Division of Youth Services announced Morristown Police pany. you for full partieylars this week. Departmenta §M of the AGA is the national The young people, all high school Union, Passaic, Mori is trade association for ' t0pic5f-seri.es graduates with good work evaluations, and Somerset, counties approximately 300 natural have been participants" since March in Four evening meetings on food Prosecutors' offices will gas distribution and preservation will begin next Thursday an after-school work experience participate in the seminar, transmission companies at the Extension Service Auditorium, program, the division reported. serving more than ,41 _ 300 E, North avei.Westfield; County Background information-is svailable- m 1111 d n reside n f fa 1 home economist Donna Paterek will from the division concerning training, Ail Items other than spot customers and providing conduct the series. t job experience, personal goals and news should be in our office over 40 percent of the Next Thursday, Aug. 4, the topic will evaluations by former employers. by noon on Friday, energy used by American be the art of pickling; on Aug. 11, it will Prospective employers of these — industry, be making jams and jelliei; on Aug. 18, . young people may contact Charles """ " >& steam pressure and water b«th canning Sarrel, youth employment specialist at Bliiv liFili Ni Itrvitf Ta , Go To Ttii Races will be covered- and on Aug. 25. the the Youth Service Bureau, 1208 E. ASBURYPARK f. Oslly Expr.JJ Byi-MfVlE»To3 session will cover freezing of fruits and Grand street, Elizabeth, 385-1414. SEASIDE HEIGHTS JMONMOUTH RACE TRACK, The, Family Savings Bank vegetables. Vl« Gnrdsn Statl Parkway Stale Individuals may register for any one To Publicity Chairmen: GoflSQUdaiad Shore Lints V For F»rei,tehtdu!« «. Into: I \% In ELIZABETH: 1 UNION SQUARE 1 540 MORRIS AVE. - 2890100 S In SCOTCH PLAINS: NORTH AVC. & CRESTWOOD RD. - 8M-4S22 or ill of these meetings by calling the Niml'i Jan's Consolidated Short Unit i _Wouldj;pu like B V UmchMMtte in IMIDDLETOWN: 1 HARMONY ROAD - !7HiO0 Oin y jfiSi at 233. UNION B "• newipaper releases? Write Mi.,.,i,iM t U I'l iAvlNOb INSUHED IQ S40.000 9388, They will start at 7:30 p.m. and newspaper and ask for our "Tips on run until 8:30 p.m. Registration will be Submitting N \^ limited to 100 people-, —- •<— Thursday, jylyo2i, \91T Outdates Conventional Low Tar arettes. ^gj taste of cigarettes having 60% more tar. 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KMFLF M1V \RKY SH \1 iis K i \i>\ OK i to Joel E. Horowitz AFFILIATE ^FTHE VNI-N' S-r^rirr; V. Rubensleif.. daugh'er of Jrnathan Diy.o- Ke£::na; H;£h Schcc: AMERICAN HEBREW 1 •;0NCiREGAT10N5 KFY GERAET VcC-A?.RY PASTOR ;iirs Dorc-thy RubensteLn and the late and Salem Ctliegc :n Wes* Virginia, if S SPRINGFIELD AVENUE :-.:-:'. :r.\v.uL Zl *iTH ?«'• Isratl Banak performed Jie Jure T study at the Nev, Er.iland Schw: of -«Kla:, Mi«5<-s st " ir.i • i rr First ctrtrr.ons at 'he Crys!a! Plaza. Law.. Boston llivi-pun After a honeymoon tnp to Lender, *.*ar<-;a Rut+Mtein, sister of the 'he couple returned home to Arlirftcn , "net. waj the —aid of ho-jor Eufene H:rcAT.i. brother of ibegroom, was the Hadassah unit best mm HuL1! (."ROS* Mrs Horowitz, a graduate of THE PAS CHI Ri H will hold party ^ ' nfi"if .^rji ROBLN FLT.MEB MARYSILVA rn: NT T The W«tT;e:d Chapter of Hadi&sah Robin Fulmer will hold an outdoor party Satis-day. Betrothal told ,y- VVTAIN V, T Aug S, at T p —. at the home of Her- terse Sedu-n 1 Essex rd . Scotch ST J^MESCHl-RCH engaged to wed Plains of Susan Si I va t5 s 5?F.:NGF:ELD A%"E ir = v \^s Pi-,?- s Mrs Mldrtd E-lrner cf Aidea road. The rr.er:u, which :nc!udesi steak. Vir and Mrs Herbert Sslva cf birMcurd !f tajtt. »iH be served at I. 'F ;rpw \E ~~~ >pr:-;f:eld. hif anntur.ced the Hopatcong have announced ;ht folIOM. ;n| tht cock'a;] hour. The engaierrert cf "!-e:r daughter San- - •• j - « :ri- enjigerntnt ;f ntr daughter. Rc-bin •-; w HE'. ^TEFKtNF LYNCH 3:r^iit Fulrr.tr t: Jick Leib;«-lz, son rr,u5;cai background for listening and ^!a^y Silva d Sinngfieid. to Car. dancing, -A-.I1. s« pro-.-.dec by Sam Wiiharn Lehnei e* Cranford. Mn f >!.- BE". PAVL »' KOCH ;: ^Lr ari Mrs Charles Ltibo-'i'z of o M-n PRE4RVTKRl •'TaziZ'TZ Shis Fulmer is. also the and "re RajTntnd Lthnea of Van- lighter t.f tit late Joseph Fulrner "Cast C5 per couple :- 1:3.50 a :;]ckine pe-Mn ihwild be paid by July X rTA!NS*IE She is a craiuate e: Jo-athar, Dayton The r.r;de -ias graduated frcrr; '.taruyn Edejtein. I'.' Aile-iby :- J-rnstha- Dayton Ref icnal High Schcc) Sc«ch Plains, is handling reservations :n S;nncf;eld and a employed ;.;. '.;.-. -. . At the doer, the cost -ii; be S27.&: per fcar*ard and Burke lnc . *'*:'ur,ta;nj:de field. c;--jple. S14 p«r perMr; Gue-its are :-• _ Her fiance a graduate if Mcnmouth Kfr fit-;;* £raiui:*d -r:m Cranford v.;ec '-".t:;ege. is employed by Jtr^ey '.Urt. K;£h Sch:t: a-d i"e-ded JVTIM-; City The *est:v;t;es eorr,—,:"^ mcl-des gage Co . Elizabeth J'a'e C;Uege as a rr.us:c n-a;:r Ke a Etf.y Se:de: of Mountainside and .Anita An Augus: weddir.g ;% planr.ed :r, St irr.p'oved by tht Crs~'3rd KJSI^ and Wt.nir.gtr cf *.*oiir.tains:de. Jude'i Church. Hj^atccng s^'en-ied Care Ctr'tr :i>t NTAissniE GOSPEL CHXPI-.I

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to conduct sale i.pfl .#'1 iji:- »• -- . ZZ; ~"? • il e Chess lessons I'-dtr a recent decii::- c: the state ;.' tarr,irgs Cirjequently. •Aher* an r is,,. ::T icntsuje o. rc-utes v- — rir V _r ^. j _» P— • —-_ », to be offered Supreme Ctur". New Jers-ey "-Titr « name and adrtss appear en :«-: •.; — #s :•!• -45 a rr. . A series cf three chess lessons will bt municipalities muit «ir»; a little must r:v. r.:ti:y H;rr, -:.-f ;-J •nter; ;j :e "iv*r —eet^iE i: a rr. . offered free of charge at the Sprm^ield harder to get v.-1 ielmcuent pr-:-«nt:es i:-ni:?tr.i;e misery cart Public Library at 10 a m on Thursdays, tack on the tax r:l-f'rt:.:rts :h# Nr* •T(ri\:iji r.;. r«ift«red cr c»rii:i*d rl? * - rr evening is-orship Aug. 11. ll ar.d 25 Jersey Taxpayers Associatiin he f:ur ^ ___" f Brad Roth. 1 to's'nihip resident and a Invahdatlng tax foreclosures mast *;i;. —: ; rr. . m::w##te pra'.er ~trr.btr of the chess team at PmEry by the Township cf McniviUt. the cour- % irr~~. -«="• .*> J-:te Mil'-n s-hoc:. -A-Ji teach '.he rudiments of the m!ed that before local lovemrntnts gerr.f ti those »ho register a: the can fcreelojs! property for back taxes prtssiri r.f*5 t: collect taxes as tht FIRSTPREsBYTKRI AN rHLRCH circulation dtas before Aug 10 they -.us: —aU nouce to the per?:n cntkal lactrr A' r.: ti—t i:r,ce tht Lessons wul bt seared to 8 to 12-year- liable to pay taxes on the property The great depressi-n have the :i!tal jpRtNGriEIJD elds, although oibers wlii be accepted if fCTecIosures had been —adt under a •lecssiitie? .;:' £-,-.trr.-.er.: and PASTC R THE RE%" space permits Those who have their •f4S state la« requiring only that 3RUCE v. EVANS. D D Pre-retirement o^-n chess sets have bee- asked to bring municiDalities an~oune§ their intention Q: tax c;l:t:tuni t«er crtater than at :. 1 RECTOR OF EDUCATION them to class to foreclose by publishing legal notices prfsent Ht r.v.t-i the prese" law, in MRS SHEILA KILBOURNE Dore Ann sale Rota has played in several U.S. Chess in local newspapers and by posticj t::«t r>tarl% i: years, had been Sunday—ID a rr. Union lummtr AJier 14 yfars in busiaesi in Federation tournaments and -AQB first public Douces The coal, however de'signid :•;• facilitate municipal A'rit^z se~-.:e ;r. the Prtsbytenar S:r-ngntld. Dore Anr; J reUriEg pnie in November 1974. m the New found the publication and patmg •oreclasure o: delinquent proptrt;es in •jrder to get ihent tick o-jht lax rolls Within • ihrt* -eftts. Dore Ann wui^ Jersey pre-high school toimiacent. procedure the statute con- Sprinjfiel: Methc-dist Church Dr. havt closed her dress shop a; 2S5 stirutiorialJy iradequate. ^itr. a minimum cf sejiy i fit rna/onty Evan* w-11 prtich diirir.E the rncrth r: decisicr. rir. ccr^rsry :•:• this legislative ;PP.LSGFIELD y.crr.s avf. *o --relax, play and travel." The court relied on a long lice uf July ar.d tolic-'ni the M-rviee ar in- In "s^rch 1&33. Dort Ann. who is a federal decisioss which 'nave reasoned purpote ne ir^e-i by mamr4 i" \ST EL L SITED METHODIST B. Halverstein; harder to, fortclose CHVRCH iBrHia} leilowsmp period will be held oo resBent o! Sp«B^ejd,.ep«»d her firsts thai siaee a pMU musl learn of an •lit rtde la-airo! tfc# cfa-rcli- Chiia care s'ert ir. MoTTa avecue next to the old action against him bcore he can .. For av retired bal; before his retirement 13 years ago. He imposed by thu duty hardly outweighs ye. ;;*e sorre -t s - s*#pa- -.5 REV JOSEPH D. HERRING. was a member of the Jersey City an individual's interest in retaining RECTOR l r TEMPLE BETH AHM Bakers Union and the Hudson County possession of a home •a+iich may have" a-s as* z %,' " W v ANAFEILIATEOETHE Sunday—8 a m . Holy Commiziior;. !0 A big difference Benevolent Association. been purchased with a lifetime's worth NeA's releases.-• 'TED ;-i*NAGOGUE OF AMERICA a rr. , Holy Ccnur.icuor. and senriOr., Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. •* "VSKGL V,"AY SPRINGFffiLD firi" Sunday and festival occasions; Whiii "he differerjce Mildred Fulmer and Mrs Cecelia RA3B* REUBEN R LENTNE rr.';niir4 prayer and sennons. second mayQnnaise and salad dressing'' Leve: five grandchildren and two .CONSUMER . CANTOR ISRAEL BAEZAK ^rougli fifth'Sundayi. 10 to 11:15 a.m.. Mayonnaise is a stablt ernulsion of oil great-grandchildren. ' . Don't Travt! -da%-J 45 p.- . Sabbsti fervices Cnurch School. 10 a.m., babysit-ing. droplets in water ar.d doesn't separate GUIDELINES To Maine To sv^rday—i i =". . Sabbath Service because S; is sabiliied with egg yolk Eat Delicious :inva-' Servicfti—Moafiay through Salad dressing, meanwhile, contains FRiDAYDlADLINE Mrs. Dickson; Lobster! day. T :>1 a - . Mcaiay throufh : T dressing, meanwhile. contai.ns less oil A ' *6~i srr.sr "a* soo* r*v.i t".;. c —tday i 15 p rr. Susiay. 5 am c and a cooked starch paste is substituted * . • 1: p rr. sa'ia-day. 7:30 p.m. Dt - :.- ;«:t c,TOD- 5 - r^af-. for par: of the egg. former resident Funeral services were held Monday for mrs. Beatrice Dickson of St. SEW PORT... ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHtTtCH Petersburg. Fin., a former resident of DORE ANN DRBS & ^ORTSIEAR SHOP MECKES ST. AND SOUTH Springfield, who died Thursday m St. Featuring A Varied Menu SPRINGFIElJD A\-E.. SPRLSGFIELD Anthony's Hospital, St: Petersburg REV. CLARENCE ALSTON. P.4STOR She was bom in New York' City and K»p Herts loiirrc! nd as we// as Frmsh Seafood Saturday—3 p.m.,- Qsurch School lived in Short Hills and Springfield aeexSti est tf teats, nsec — IN OU« cboir rrtearsa]. before she moved to Florida 10 years ^e^fni sad tttrci >wsf P«rtie«. Dancing CocktaUs-Open 1 D«yi Simday—i:Majn.. amday &tool. 1: ago. GOING OUT Surviving is her husband,' C. Kenneth. ExtafiMk firct bffen 9=»^ a.m., worship sttvice. 7 pa., evenisg — fellowship. Services were held at Smith and r» (Inc. Don t uBotf Ms a VALLlf STREET, SOUTH Wednesday—§ p.m.. midweek ser- Smith SubiffbaaJ. 415. Moms ave., Your Host John C. Dae 762-6610 OF BUSINESS vice. Springfield. SAYING GOODBYE TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IS HARD TO DO. 4 from Springfield THANK YOUJOAIlYEARlpF FAITHFUL PATR0NA6UND FRIENDSHIP, mam safes a words OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CURRENT MERCHANDiSE WILL"BETEtLlNGI AT ONDERFULL William J. Scarlett 3rd. James E. BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES, Hopgood,*Sobert N. Korrik and Gerald Sabawa, all Springfield agents of the Northwestern Mutual life Insurance EGA VALUES! Co.. have been cited July J§ for out- standing life insurance sales. They are associated with fiSIL's Robert E. Stone general agency, YEAR-END DISCOUNTSl SAVINGS 70% Springfield. Honor presentations were made at toe recent 9Tlb annual EVERYTHING MUST GO! meeting at the firm's Milwaukee home NEW '77 VEGAS IN STOCK! office. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! •DRESSES »SUCK SETS •SL4CKS Nothing wrong "There's nothing wrong with you," 1 USED VEGA VALUES! •BLOUSES •TOPS •LINGERIE said the psychiatrist to the patient, "you're just as sane as I am." "But 75 CT HATCHIACK 74 HATCHBACK J4 1»J|HJ«I^ doctor, it's these butterflies, they're aU

"ftXTtlRES on me. •2295 •2095 FEATURmG SEKO Charge for Rctur«s '74 IT ISMTHIM. l c TMr> i ^b vJ!l £ES JL o Trmrtana cn*ns. f« nra !•£» OJ" nun GINTZ tor Jewelry bought. Jewelry «ii or •••« 1 •2595 "" »1395 DORE ANN wrought. Appraisals provided, P i •"•"- "" KEEPTHATGBEAT Watch« rerivrt Discounts DRESS AND SPORTSWEAR SHOP Ralort. caus* we're 2nd fl«»! ||||-., *¥lQf GM PARIS. 263 MORRIS AVE. • SPRINGFIELD MILTON L. OGINTZ, INC. Your Want Ad 356MiUburnAve.. MiUburn 42 RIVfR ROAD PR e-3 vow loll ttrwttt secWi 1 M?8f Short Hills M»l' abovt ib«r othcn , . , Just Phone SUMNIT • 273-7800 Cash ar>d_Carry • All Sales Finai jfesao - SATURDAY m i.ao^ 686-7700 Open Daii? till S. *io. t Si', i^ SUBURBAN :i REAL ESTATE MART Extra options given at Holly Lake Park City % Suburbs •Farm Country # Lake • Shore In a &etung cf-. hoilhoily y WslhS res-.der.t farr.ihes "Panjpane doorsdoors ' to patipato : -r.-g^h seniors -A-J have £•/< ^ ^ 'Z^U/'- ^.ff, «r"ra- i r i treesxeei, oaksj and pines thati no* living, ;r t^e «-. • from living room or frofrm chesen T.p specie: .«».a. e :'_i':"_~\ ' ' '' ^..a.:. have beer, preserved in- mayty, Hoilj LaiM Park i^ninf room , and choice tact m their native setUng, is makinf a «-. vf location of kitchen K.I; effer overs iff Home-selling service Holly Lake Park. which air,.. .-t* to divider counter The lier Tuckerton. is offering •deiignini i -•B oar, second group gives the p »ome of the most beautiful condaounlttT, kr.d adding buyer either a GE Ssde-by. Kb::y Park also home* of the entire Jersey several Q^OK wJyr. Ihe side Refngermtor-Freeier vf'ers a •*->e' fpa begun by developer Shore yet close to Atlantic basic home pn:* 'nwfirft with Icemaker OR a GE amenities in a 5- City and all the icuJe six July pur;.iASWl Of Microwave even. OR a i>:le par A i'.-i 'he Garder A House To Home" houies as swiftly and responsibility for the fireplace it COC' «-.LH the program that arranges the efficiently as possible at a rr.yr.ad of time-consuming areai of the coastal "newest Hoty Uke Park course an :ar£e region models ifflder package disposal of eisiung home* maximum fair market and troublesome tasks r.es for qualified homebuyers value and at minimum jr.voived. such as vtTitjnf The homes, pne-ed from may choose arr.jsga «ide 'We are offering it^. *he natura! is r.ow offered ai all;.ictr.ver.;CTjce to their; and placir.a ads, an"$2T,900. are ranch-styled variety of opti: rj that can ionus Eift of options lake, a full toUl as m-jc- package to Uhe mr, si-i Leisure Technology The newly-appointed swenng inquiries, carriage homes of is $16i30. accordini t buyers at Hoily Lake Park ii er#ft Northeast renm unities directtf of cquit} shewing the house only to diitinction, *Tth : or 2-t Joseph s sn^ game qualified buyers, bedrooms, formal !ivtr.g CourtCT, arch' ert 'ifrS is thii month, and may very The ne-* service allows df%ekprr,en!. Revert L ia!es and ; •*eL incorporate some _f buyers the advantage of Giovine, selects a local facilitating mortgage and dining roon-s. cuitprn "-Auction financing and setting wp kitchen. patio and director erf the the |nod ideas into future A sal' -a'er —irifU reserving the rr* home real estate broker frcrr. a in southern Oc* homes.1' Ciurter adds t-ie> wan:, or. the Iccatior -et^c-rk ,if family real the closing fpaaoiB utility, storage **-.vr. outlet '.••• '..-•? !%s> art> 'Because of cur firm cc-ean and ttr..-..} ;»; -ne t? take c%er the relieved of the headache fine custom homes and Courter :r.s the overall beauty of Holiy ftiiure. pius i jeernd full the company coordinates marketing of each details vf selling their rarely found m c'uster optiWii Lake Park s -wsdianas. CYdXt.C'^e c- •„-•* CppJSlt* the marketing of their aid property He assumes existing houses and secure building A carport is also, parts: the fir?: ;nc we are bmldiri| only a fe-» iiie of the --.;* .ajte in the knowledge that the included in the lo** basic of •ia:;-:o-**ai; f-ornes a: a time, different A ne-A «*• :• — *dfU na* job is :n competenr home prices and a new carpei thr«, n«t each z~i.g-.tz sift of options" offered from mos* clufer •(»• ••r.'.r-'-'l jctd *h\« T. ze AT profes-jiona; hands can borne, choice i -igiipaper developments Our 1st Ad concentrate on Ihe happier this month increases value in kitchen !, - baths, ff". :e ire task of pLanning the move it Ho'Jy Lake Park for choice of k- There ts no age liizit fcr spacious vi- iiisn for purchase at H-liy Lake to the enjoyment of their ;——ediate purchaser* sliding 0MS c • n ran; §•>>} 'ha' In 3 Years ne± *ay ef life in their Park Current residents ciisto -r. jre "*".-- new he—.et at cne of range from ycung dropped mameds and unmameds secaratini TO Aren't You Glad mmrr.miua Condo sales Leisure Techno'egj \T RVRW4. You Waited!! Northeast is 'a reg;cn of Leisure Techno::-gj Ccrp tAST BRUNSWICK •ne of the best tai;--*T, hoii'n,g producers and hit 50 units developers of ady;-. recreatsona;. and

m the naticn Prt-grar since last July novi under deve!~prr,e Pareled recrfation :: iniv;dual:t> ;: -..-.e i iriclude Countryside a: ->-m« and denj p;ia ex- ;•!-*• red bnck t,.:dmp m the Greenerv a: Leisu :fl'ent \'z-j,; .: -j ••-• •••§ : Liurtl Br kitchen ,*:• Leisure Knoll. Shcrehar -snager Judy FCT. wn: in iejiurfi E L I , and Leisure Villa; -ep:rts the KVh saie ?f either th# :j R;d|t. L I rr.c-iattly ava;j::f Jnck homes •*-.'-r. gariges ;: percent d-M- fi-an wood pec- Mai- » ..w?^ ..'--^.. 5^.,= ^^, ELISON MANOR SECTION are ini ttrmf to craalif:^" buyers is on!\ Laurel Br>:>k :s s ii3- A :-year warrant comes Q: M •-,-« . *• -•"•(• of -« -<1R» rin,«w!|l Hershey ~-.:r. each homt and Ihe 2 New Homti - MM I S74.9N \ni e!I the seller pays tnt wig AvailoW* for imm*diet« eeewpaney! hv;-; start a: !!4 JiW (.1*1 1 expands :-per-ed :a«t July cc-sts The La^rti Brook • 4 & 5 iedroom Cotontois • 'i Acre Lsn won or !i Ce-traih l-jcattd sales and m::rmanon • i«e;i#rrt schoe! sytTefn i Llil Ihl liiA 3lin Halting Her?h«y irrport C: In; :av:sh:y Ursfcaped Four — lies ' has ieaifi tie enure U'K- ~:fic« a 'jCated nist n-'Jun to N#w York CrtyfliTt ? of N J, Tymp:»e BrujMon i! Lai-re: Sr-."k fas proven a the gateway tc -_he com- Ro'Jtt '; Bn\ square fee: c.* -ndustnai :av and sewer, . 24-haur an meapensive HELP emergency service; oasy h WANTED ad in me •srices and H Daaiiiea page ef *» »soer win reart f To M, call

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,r Thufida,. 21 '•'IT: STRANGKKS. The album State extends utilizes the talents of Larry Dunn (Earth, Wind State to mark centennial k Fire), siiters Eioiae and rail ticket plan Disc & Data Dobra Laws and memben ByAAILT HAMMER of his group. Pressure of phonograph at two sites to all N.j, lines Tunes on the album include "New Day," "Life Ceremonies to com-National Historic Site and a tin-foil phonop'aph and The N.j. Department of Trans- Pick Of The LP's Although Rartz hasn't portation has announced thai im- MUSIC IS MY SANC- forsaken his jazz roots by In Paradise," "Same Old •r.t'morate the centennial the Ne>* Jersey Historical recited," Mary Had a Story," and "Saturday o: the phonograph will Commission will sponsor LittJe Lamb " After ad- proved ticket arrangements for TUARY: by Gary Bartz any means, he has gotten commuters and students will go into very soulful and utilizes Evening," all composed take place Aog 12 at the the dlv-Iong program justing the reproducer, he •CAPITOL ST-llMP by Ronnie Laws. William sites of Thomas A The era of sound rotated th« cylinder and effect on New Jersey passenger There is no one else soul-oriented musicians railroads on Monday. such as solo recording Jeffery wrote the title cut, Kdison s New Jersey recording began smh a heard his words float back making music that sounds "Friends and Strangers," laboratories in Edison nursers rhyme early in from the simple device Monthly commutation tickets on all quite like Gary Bartz, and artist Syreeta Wright on vocals, David T Walker and along with Ronnie state Park and • West December 187". when The program will begin CenRail lines wUU be honored until on this, his debut Capitol Laws, composed Grange The Edison Edison turned the eranli of noon of the first working day of the next ' album, he proves that to and "Wan Wan" Watson in the morning at the site (among others i on "Goodtime Ride," and of the Menlo Park month. This should reduce the long be just as true as ever "Nuthin' About Nuthin"' lines of ticket purchasers on the first Known best as a jazz guitars, Nate Neblett and Laboratory in Edison Agents oppose James Gadson 'among with Laws and hU sister, Tigers on display State Park, where Edison day of the month. This new regulation saxophonist (both alto and Eloise Laws. "Just Love" also is effective for school ticketj. This soprano), Gary also plays others) on drums and F!y;ng Tigers." the dunna 1941 42. are actually developed the Mtune and Bill Summers was composed by Ronnie HUD proposal policy previously has been in effect on keyboards (acoustic and Laws and Larry Dunn of XW.VTKan volunteer group recalled nostalgically in a phonop-aph. on percussion John T Cunningham, a only the former Erie Lackawanna electric pianos as well as Earth, Wind 4 Fire. ;hal fought the Japanese new exhibit at the New lints. , synthesizers) and he Numbers on this tuneful Jersey State Museum It commission member for insurance ;r. '.ht> skies over China The department also has announced sings. However, his sound LP include- "Music Is My will continue through known for his writing and New Jersey citizens, especially those lectures on New Jersey that four new holidays will be added to reaches beyond jazz to Sanctuary," "Carnaval TV explores Labor Day Hs'ing in the many flood plain areas the one-day excursion and senior De L'Esprit." "Love BIN" history', *iU discuss the throughout the Garden State, may be include R&B and soul Included in the exhibit citizen rates. The holidays are Lin- music with touches of Ballad," "Swing Thing," says.,. are photopsphs, flying laboratory's importance adversely affecwd by new federal flood black poets as the forerunner of coln's Birthday, Columbus Day, jungle sounds and African "Ob Baby Baby," equipment, insignia and insurance regulations, according to General Election Day and Veterans "Macaroni " The contributions of WE ARE models of the various mtjdern research Richard C Hardenbergh Haddonfleld. and Latin rhythms. Often Day (Nov. 11). These four holidays stepping out of standard Reed virtuoso Ronnie black poets to black GROWING! typfts of planes the AVG facilities, and sound newly elected president of the 5,000 history will be discussed recording's impact on the have been observed only on the former structures and Laws, known as the flew and fought Emphasis member Independent Insurance Agents Erie Lackawanna. on "Express Yourself" on 20th century Represen- of New Jersey, said the new arrangements, Bartz "Thrilla Killa" sax is on the shark-faced P-IQs player, has released his New Jersey Public that symbolized tht skill tatives of state and local regulations, proposed by the United Two ticketing changes will become makes his own musical effective on the former Reading line. A trail as an innovator, third album on the Blue Television on Sunday at and daring of "The government will also States Department of Housing and 7:30 pm,, and on Satur- present resolutions to Urban Development wonld especially calendar monthly ticket will replace originator and progressive Note label titled Tigers" to friend and foe FRIENDS AND day, Aug *8, at 8 p.m. alike. proclaim Aug 12 the date affect home owners who voluntarily the current "running month" ticket. musician During the transition period, patrons Objects in the exhibit of New Jersey's official purchase flood insurance to protect celebration of the cen-their properties. holding tickets valid into August can sr°r zf so were assembled by Lewis buy tickets for the remaining August Benefit of .5' "5 Ee""' ifvf you Le%MSon, of Laktwood, tennial of the phonograph. He said, "Our organization fully ,e *••' "sve a oesijt'tu' days based on a formula of 1-23 of the president of the N'.J In the afternoon, ac- supports the position taken by the monthly east multiplied by the number New Jersey Press Association -j n Ine .te—s e Ne* a ssiiv • » Independent Insurance Agents of of days of commutation to be pur- ^ii ^rsyghfly' *he store Society West Orange, ap- America Inc which contends that if chased. The same formula and adop- Scholarship Fund , ^an snoBB f"9 easier proximately 30 minutes these regulations are adopted, it would 4r ever ana Syr per The State Museum, a tion of a calendar schedule will apply to division of the New Jersey north of Edison by car,destroy the industry-government W"3' SS'V £ "a! "".OS"1 school tickets. — pc''an> tcr "ta Department of Education, where Edison moved partnership between the National Flood 5 — 55 ng 'ra— "oH Weekly tickets valid for stops within •.•ere? "C8ay *•!: Ee f#re is open from 9 a.m. to 4:45 his laboratory in 1877,Insurers Association (NFIAi and the •9 ssr.e iCu e.ef tt"e' New Jersey and to New York will be Giants-Patriots p.m. Monday through There he developed the Federal Insurance Administration and 3i.a: " * "lfEfSio it instituted on the Reading, ;coa ser.ce fa ' pf'eei' Friday and from i to S motion picture camera replace it with a prop-am dominated by 1 '-a' I A-a ^a«o5 'rjr t p m weekends and moat and produced films in his the federal government," Saturday, August 6 •,_::e"jS*. = .8 ness holidays Admission is famed "Black Maria"—a Hardenburgh contended the flood MR BIN free crude tar paper shack insurance program would be denied the Grant awarded Th- built in 1893, which expertise in marketing and operating Curtain MAGNETIC REACH became the world's first efficiency provided to date by the in- nursing college Tht sun's magnetic field motion picture studio. surance industry and the federal Bin reaches far beyono its While National Park government cannot provide the skill of Seton Hall University's College of sntri ftrionjl §«r»ie« (oiti north and south poles, Service personnel conduct the insurance industry in the economic Nursing has been awarded a $300,000 ¥ou ttoffimi inn" probably as far ai the tours of Edison's administration of the program, pant over a three-year period by the 1034 IluyvHiniAVI. orbit of Pluto—nearly four laboratory and machine Department of Health, Education and UNION •si«-igis billion miles away Welfare to inaugurate New Jersey's shop facilities on Main first gerontoIogiMl nurse practitioner Street and Lakeside Merger talks program culminating In a degree at the Avenue in West Orange, master's level. The ping program stars of the Edison designed to provide health care geared recording era will per- get underway to the special requirements of the Enjoy Yourself! form, and local state and Public Service EleeQie and Gas elderly is accepting applications for a flood food, pleasant atmoiphere! At national figures and Company ani New Jersey Natural Gas September start our

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'• .15, SEVEN I'KKCENT SOLl'TION, SUBURBAN CALENDAR Movie Times Thur , Fri , MOM , Tues , 7, Sat . 3:35.' 7 45. Siyi , EDISON— Godipeil.' July 23 ! 15, 7 25 30, S p.m , Ptffsfmlng Arts Ail tinieh lifted art' T.itii. ;i 2(i Kri 7 V), '.i 40, AAusie, dance Fi Center, Mlddlei«:« County furnished by the Ihwilors Sat . r, i). Hi. Sun 2 :i k't. • -()••')- College 541 4000 ii n "i Vj, 7 :10, '.I 20 SANFORI) Irv • •• Show set MOy N TAINS! 01—Nafurt IpiSON—The Piniaitieiii.' I'ims Sundays at 2, 3 ana 4 KI.MORA , Kli/, . (' o -<>- ROBIN HOOD. Thursday 30 Andy Aug J 7, Studio Thf»tre, P m TraNiide Nature and Middlesex County College In Tuesday. 1, 4 30, H, Science center. Wafchung AKNAI. KNOWLKIWiK, MAI'I.FWOOD AN in Edison Reservation 233 ssjo Thilr , Fri , Mon , Tucs , NIK HALL, Thur , Fri , CASTAWAYS. Thursnoy GARWOQD—South Pacific ' ' Through Aug 31, Westwood 7:15; Sat I, R 10, Sun , Mon , Tut-s , 7 15. y 15, to Tuesday. 2 40, 6 10, The Middlfsex County Dinner Theater, 438 North H 40 "ANMOPE_Aj|,ri SUAVSHOT, College Summer Theater Theater aye 719 0101 4:05, H; Sal , 4. ti. H, 10, Sun , 2. Workshop will present its MADISON—. — New* Jersey Thur , Fri Mon , Tues , ;i:4o, 5.SI). 7 :to. •». is CHAN FORD—Gypsy Shakespeare Festival. 2 40. (i, 9 -,",, •lh il- version of '•The Fan- Through Aug 20. Shakespeare's Much Ado 8:55, Sat German band L-5JI July JO, 1 Uisticki" Tuesday to Aug E performances Fridays at ABOut Nothing' and 'Titus Sun , 2. 5 50, 9 40 NKW I'LAZA Lin ,i r^ b o ^ m y ,. c T 1 I I pm, Saturdays at 7 Andronicus'~a na Rostand's u / 11, 4 p r^ •-O-.O-- ' derii liljLLKH (HAS 7 at the campus in Edison ana 10 p.m., Sundays at 7 30 Cyrano be Bergerac' in to set tempo repertory Drey* University p m Ceiesratisn Playhouse FIVK POINTS CINEMA TER, Thur , Mnn , Tui;s F.iriher's flrove on Directing the show is 118 South ave 271 S7Q4 or 377 4487 i tnion ) -KOl.LKIU'O 7, 9 16, K'ri , 7 Id y 40. Springfield road. I'mon. » ^Hgyy Tgm 351 1033 MADISON— Oh, Coward ' Lynn Winik of Metuchen o Gfeo JuBS, EAST ORANOI- The Sun Musical comedy revue ASTER, Thur Kn , Mon Sal . I 15, ,i 10 ', jii 7 :!5, •A ill be ihf site of (k?rman-• Based on works of Noel Tickets for The Fan- cnaa Stevens. *.hm< BOy^, Dy Neil Simon TUM , T 25, y :wi Sat . y 45 Sun i 'j "i" "> (ft Vmenran Family Day nn okti camihe Ignp 24 July 30 Coward Agg 1,1pm N j tasticks " are priced at 13 Bill SlSirni, PoriQrmnncps Thursdays, Shakespeare'Festiyai, Drew 7:25, y :S5. Sun , 5, 7 05, Saturday Aug 13 from 5 » Jl ( pm University 377 4417 They may be obtained, t?tCdi% ,ind S.aiurday| at 9 15 .^,..o.. p rn and on Sunday. 1 iO p m Actor s Cjli MIDDLESEX— Private Li along with further in- t^pAfr^ Soutri Munn and wes,' By Noel Coward, July F()X't:NH>N -Hi 22 — ULD HAir.VA'i- Hah August 14 from noon tj'nlrj Jypnyns 475 iifll 28 30 Moon for the Misee formation about the OTHER SIDE OF MID- »ay KINO KONG. All of the traditional gotten. By Euge^i O'Neill, production, b> contacting aug 3 6. 10 13 NIGHT. Thur , Mon . Thur , Fri . Mon Tues , 7, element,* of a German- Performances at 8 4Q p.m Middlesex County College, Tues ,H, Fri ,8 SO, Sal , f,.' y 20, Sat 2 4,25 7 W 30 American festival food. CROSSWORD FoothiM Play House, Division of Community Beechwood ave 356 0462 y. Sun . :j, fi, 9 Sun , I'M; Sun I :i(i, HS5, Folk dancing and a Services, 548-6000, ex PUZZLE MON TC LA I R— Knock, Bjble Puzzle H 25 H 55 German dance hand- will Knock,' through July 30 tension 350 -*>- -i[(- - be featured ACROSS 41 Str.ip Anastasia,' Aug I 6 10*00***.* M8t Hommef FOX-WOODBHIDC.E- 1 Iwiprr;- <2 Stupid Performances at 1 30 P'rn oTHKH SIDE OF MID- P'AKK n,,sf\h- Park, M^fT'gf i| I Sudatorium. 4.3 Irish river \XJ\l refl Illustrations by Vtoher Kea THK STlN(i Thur . Fn . Monte lair State College 7 46 NIGHT. Call iheatiT at rvisnaa? inru priggf yniv i 9120 4ili Fgr Otii §» OUF HOW'S HAMMERS LATEST^Our pyiils man Milt fi;M-<)(M4 for iimeclock f Mon Tues M ">O Sat 1 Conlrai [ MOUNTAIN LAKEi—'South Hammer, is the author of Bible Puzzle Corner 1 i<). .i so '.- ,15 Sun . 1. Pacific June 10 Aug 24 .=()=-*>=- HUNGRY DOZEN published by Baker Book House ot Grand 11 Vie ,jut LOST PICTURK SH 1 Brief SOUTH ORANGE— Kind La writes the Bible Quiz, Puzzle Corner and Disc 15 Uirtc s.iss dy ' July 21 J3, 31 30 at 1.30 n Data columns which appear in this ONE OF 12 TASTY ™';j"- 4 I *t!r.pr*>v 3 One m 21 Apartment p rn Theatre in the Round. Seton Mall University 762 newspaper. FREE SALAD SAR SANDWICH TREATS! | want !8 Fly MOO, ext 227 Or 311, or 734 11 U Big L) M (ireek is 6* WITHAUINTREES There Ti mofi cooking Bri! ,p rutlvi'S Waterloo lists OPIN 24 MRS than just pancake li IWp S Kmhark IS Unique 3! Made an King of Swing 7 Says a Week &f oni blue roof !9 IlD^kpy upon 22 Suffui for arrest Museums at Waterloo Village Daily Specials "The King of Swing." Man Thru Syn superstar 7 Fit dient . 2 wdj 1 Benny Goodman, and his Waterloo Village is 30 "l1 Onre blue fid.lSe » Wrath H Sense- g Good g Dane Qn Sfimiii v.u^fym, 3 Ssufh M&ynTain Septet will kick off the minutes from the rr.cwr, 8 Place for 24 Moorish less ave 7ib 7555 Sundays 2 to IS Tradi'-onai AT popular series of the Oranges, just off of Fit 80 .'I \fncan river repairs instrurnem U jailbird S 30 p m T ueiday% 557 MORRIS AVE.-EUZABITH- 311=7775 "3 Sacred IS Threatened JS — long SatyrdSyS !C S m ffl f p m SVaterloo Music Festival, Reservations may be CiNTIRfSLAND RTE, 23, UNION C! Mondavi picture made by calling U7 4700 'j f- 4 Saturday. Aug 6, at 8 p.m. :< Sufficient MOUNTAINSIDB—Tra,li!d« 'I Broods Nature ana Science center /.'aicnung RfSfrvalion 233 • ver ssifj cio%ea Fnaiys H Head . Fr 1 —,—•*— Piantfarium shflvsl ":> Seafood Saturdays and Sundays at 2 i and 4pm sauce I NEWARK—Newark MySlym, :« Hlackbu-d *- J9 Washinoton it , 733 6400 vaf 1 I Monday Saturday, ^oon tg s j ."0 An ej- B m Sunflays 1 »e s c>. SUPER COOL SAVINGS Ptanttariym ^OA5 Sinatra Saturdays, SgnoarS ana il Silkworm 1 r - a'fc j holiqays : 34 NaujMy J NBWARK— N J Historical .15 Slower Society, J30 iretdway. J83 !x \ • S5JS Tufsaafi mus.' - -! i- Wednesdays, Thursdays M Soprano s and Pr< says,9am to 5 p rn Merrunan T, - s Children [ plar.i UN(!ON= Steep, ng BeauN GREAT ADVE NTUR E '9 Siciha- I O y T a s Q f priier'afigr Q * volcano \ »'von!.srep A^g 2 and 3 a* (0 Release 10 45 p m , Vaughn E*i^g^ • 2 wda ' I Ha-i. <|an Cc'leae 527 ?3^

PAiNTIHS.. ATTiNTION! Art THE SANFORD SUPER PARK! Mi rj.c WpST ORAN6S—Worlis By 15 £gnf|mpQF#ry flgmtr, srtlsH of the Pr^incefsri "ROBIN HOOD" POiNTS CINfMA HQpeweii area. Thrsugh WEEKDAYS JULY 25th THRU AUGUST 5th! Aug. 3. VM YWMA "of "THE CASTAWAYS" UNION • 964-V633 MtfrQpqlltBn N J , 750 Nortnffeio •«• «» JJQO SAVE $2 ON A COMBINATION ENTERTAIHMENT/SAFARl . t'ontinuous shows daily _ SUMMIT—wimBffS show ROIURCOASTER June 'U Aug 7 Noon to I B m weefco'ay?, 1 TO J p m "PG" Sa'ufdays ana iunaays PARK TICKET! Summit Art t^n^fr 43 gim st 373 9121 OR SAVE $1 ON AN ENTERTAINMENT PARK TICKET!

T«ilfTUWiSTOIIT I SAVE $2.00 ON A COMBINATION TICKET or I OFTMSDECUf, " SAVE $1.00 ON AN ENTERTAINMENT PARK TICKET " | JULY 25 thru 29, AUGUST 1 thru 5.

Umii -sr-.— f Jis-:-_:ur'T •,• ,upO'- ;•r t •- ' ••_ -; • " •' '• I •• • ral'i |im"'»r• ' ! ^II rey Can gaf Inelydei Ssypi. DeSMrf ^g %b AFTER 5 PM n itti* i ti i h I i i t ' Mon. tnru Fri. II 30 is 2 F M Opin 7 Day!* IVIRY NIGHT* CHECK YOUR CHOICE BEFORE BUYING TICKETS Pit* iwiM segular Menu AISG Ayaiisslg .ENTERTAINMENT PARK COMBINATION VOID ffTER 4UQL1ST i Wl.l 1WJ Morris Ave, Union 688-M78 SAVE $2.00 ON A COMBINATION TICKET or ECHO QUEEN DINER SAVE $1,00 ON AN ENTERTAINMENT PARK TICKET KKSTU'R \M JULY 25 thru 29, AUGUST 1 thru 5. Free Salad Bar! tlv- t iiii|il[i .it am !n;S*i'i l>in!ti i1 ."id'.it •'., h.nlui,. 11 Juii Mon, thru Kri. Auiiust b.iiii! ^ivc$?(Wi'M .ii'iipihin.'i. n l.i K.'i iii -.••..• it • Limi11t1 OIjf Hif' Lil^liiwAHini MIIM!I imillio UUVRTn ' I[*;s'1i iIn" ^MA^ ' fhii Il ! - • '• • iai ••'•n •' :"!'• •'! !*'v ,,•.,,, — ' - • . •• - -- Route 22 & Mill Lane ipon Nnt t v.itnv.ilnlol on ieOUatt$6.00 .Htff . 5P5P.',1M ffn nt--'i>..inM!.' :ni r-,k !,. „,.(------•• " CHECK YOUR CHOICE BEFORE BUYING TICKETS 417 Mountainside =233.1098 ECK YOUR CHOICE BEFORE BUYING TICKETS • • • ENTERTAINMENTERTAINMENT PARK-' .'. - ]' COIV1BINATIOCOIV1BINATIONN 1 VOID AFTER AUGUST a 1977 • •• ;•• •• ^m ^m ^m •• •• •• ^B ••net That's right! Coot-off and'enjoy real savings while you shows and attractions. All on ISOOcool.'clean and green fun-filled EN JOY Our Polynesian Menu have a super time at the largest entertainment complex-m the country acres. "Northeast. *C- Gre.n Adventure Super Park is located off Exit 7A on the And, as a- supen bonus, you can takeadvantage ot our New Jersey Turnpike Open daily in July from 10 am to midnight. fabulous Midnight Speci5(,wntil the end of July! The Entertainment August till 10 pm. BankAmericard. Master Charge and American •:Express welcomed,' " T -..-.-- 1.18 South Avi. Cnnford 'Partrwilt bexspen tilt midnight: so you get two extrahours of turvtit no extra cost! , 1' -' Come to Great Adventure, There are many entertainment 272.5704 • 351-5033 FRI I PARKING - 9iS-3331 } Bring the whole family. Bring all your friends. If you run out parks, but there's only one Super Park—Great .Adventure Super US, HIGHWAY 11 FLAWFIELD AVE., ED»Oj Now Thru Aug. 20 of couponsfbuy anotherjjaper! Because we're of fermg_an unbent Park" '"'"". 'inn ffrpatreat AAHverifure. , theuhbeatableSupep r Park! For group rates of 25 or more call 201-928=2000 or At Great Adventure you'll thrill to over 100 electrifying rides. 212.47ZZ000, r-- • • Route 22 A,.,iaavr-!J Lane Union, H.J. Mi.,? »II 688-5550 FHMPARKINO LOUNGE I CHILDBBNS THBATRI Great Adventure ' 'FEEUNGPREEnvu Aufluil "i C*U 276-3136 LARGEST ENTERTAINMENT PARK IN THE NORTHEAST.

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PHIL T1RSANOVA. natteF t h cnaFger !-;£ t^>6S4 T#fpiii fp C§oper FigfiT en per 130 IBs . newspfps. 70c Mr TUOENTS 37i-3?31 I'BewaiSs, pjfioj, ifeps. tvjili 4 1 B 1 30-13 5147 JHSr 5pm Casger to end, fight en log lbs, ti#o fiunales frei' of tile 413 Hillllat Av , Or F.gt _-., '„- K 7 30 ! Rahwg/, ietTSPi Fes Hill, I if foreign materMs Ng } coeper. 8 5 Mo" » RECRUITER! InstruttioBS, Milt, U fiorne an earner 40c mt Ib Brass iUSt 22£ Fjgr |g. N.J, Free est 4?i Q9*i BOOKKEEPER WANTED nee3ea IKEDCTCLI. S c n «I I n n , I Hags, "l c IB Lead k Bstieries. — i B 137 63 MAC HlMST TENNIS Kieenen; cona.tjoFi Best ] SANDRA KONNER we also buy camp print outs 5. •-.-.. ~—~——"»^-— 30 South Avenue Fegsenasit gHep can ifteF 5 ; tifi caros Also hanole paper , Odd Jsnt 14 L4THE H\ND Group Itssons. 4 Hrs.s*0 p m «4 4QS? MSQC arivts for seayt ffgeps anafcryii: ^ ' Private lessens.' i hr.-l? „..„ —^^ a 7 3D i TUOL M\KER Tausht ay prafessiofiir IQFA-3 pe Sectional, custom 'nsfryefor Cfl Sflvaff Gr&5% Tes mgfie, cut velvet Bfack B. QQU. 5 y Cn Garwood Mail PACTSHY Surplus Outlet New j jFjj... SUB(. ,o CMHMI. w* ;;•••, s:,v»Uy^« .urnf;u?r coyrt. JAY GRANT 375-JMO mattresses, twin OF tut! S3Q, ]portiBle fllshwasfier, TV, BiW B^ fit sn a e r 0 0 w JJ- H TjO-U Bun*. Beas. wood 140, sola bed? console 24 in. Reassnapl^ SS6 " ^ ,.f ^ ; lam Cngpmgn 2AJ=93U b*t & n u es 4? LeP gn & 30 $111, Hit. 5«t its. Jerome St., Un on 964 * ^4 M& Garviood HI ;jor Sale , (wsei!.t_P«_rk. i*V.WW,_. — - *.-» ! STAMPS j- -:"""~ «•»•** _^=^= = RTli SOFA f«" 9Ola-s««n- -stripe j y.s- Piatt Bl«n», UnsUJ, | Hanoi MAN FOR HIRI velvet, 950d eens-t'Srv t^' ?64 ; accyfnyiations, • callee*ler.s, , sfnerai house Fepairs a, clean sK ON ft0^ ^ FOB MANAGEMENT 1.1 QUALITV fvlaffressel 135 FREE 1313 __ i Canaaa. TOR prices, S37 toil ! UBS, SI7 17J4 NEW CAREER nfsn Ff fiFne eves S up. pinaws. headBSiFds, Reeeive bsautitul Crystal China « 7 30 I — — H 7-30-17 I — ~. — H 7 30 44 t-LERIt 4L e pa p FT S:30 e m p0rm e§s ggge ortnoBeaic ii oas files our a eopnerwafe for letting me SPIN6T PIANO a iry & i.p5, wilt train CaM soteiiity SAsei Dreams intreauce my line Qt §eceslQrie5 GOOD CONDITION PAINTBRS. ATTENTION' (|RDLRENTR\ d 1 Rest afternoons 2vJ3 Bedging, 643 Chtsfnuf St ,• to yey ^ yeur frignfls Call for I47S.00 ( LFAMMi AIDE ^ Hall Rd., Union. 6BSJ133 union. Ud SOU. mto. aniit. tarni 'Si Aitn a ,an c;>,' AI Employ 364-1301 i ^ _ K113 K7 2i V p r on

1EDICSL ASSISTANT me fP ng IHSIMSS and SERVICES DIRECTORY =» Bos 4 3J yb Banl NOT E To F B r n3 2? ^ ve5anf| JO1 APPLICANTS needs ?QU to « e Un n N J D70I3 •616-7700 Those experts Are As Near As Your Telephone •686-7700/ __ H J 30 1 I n ?64 NEEDED Fema e in e li Child Cra 31 Home Impi . Fin^nct Com pirn« SQ 14 Pamtinj £ Paptrtunpng gg Rotjlinj t Sidi tFa n QFi Uirms SHORTLINE MOVEH5 3 'eeheno fQf e?c T ng c LOVE Ye r Homp" *n, not LOANS BY PHONE LINN CONSTRUCTION PacKing », Storage ABB' INTIRlOSi BXTIRios OBVITOIBOQFINS Be e af ens * t & f P05 Seeenaary Martaage igans. CO.,INC. moving Se#c in giane moving Pa Pt,n( Leaeefi 4 O-"e'S New roofs k repa ps. gui'ers 5, ersrd ng gr yps C_a P o n e 37 6S?1 LITTLE RASCALS MAjiSTiCCORP. CARPENTERS 2i hour %erv AM 71&7 Ffsp gsfrmafes inlyFfa tk. esaers. iree est.^stes. i»jar«a IQF I ee e t ma e !0il iBrinalieia Ave.. Union , 7fl3 or JjJ JS]f Vr j G'.ann.". CLERK TYPIST 7 38 NURSERY SCHOOL *I BUILD 1 — —— Bt'tij »S3 3J93 B K ' 30-21 ———. B f I ij an e Micf Ti 3M e .ftDDITIONS ggsM CALL 964-0747 I 7 »7I iiS Boulevard INTBHIOR I, (XTlRiQR P ndgd e He ge OFFICE JOBb HOOFS * SUTTIUS 1 ILLIAMN VilT loop. Harding School! LEAOPRS GARAGE '— — R 7M-60 Odd Jobs Si Pj'.nting Leader ^ GyTfg- ACTS v e ca pg T on BSp know a B n gh Bu Id ngMatttils m= DOORS ,FAMILY ROOMS, Pfee es* ins Stephen D§e m 3 > nans fig E? 3 d y S1AQ B^P F C r Regiitif for Sept. Mlintenanei Stnia LIOMT haul., ciean ue 9Sf 3S41 3I4ESSD DISTHIBUTOH MANY SiFMRlNClS. IT 'jl J'3 "S3 ^ f ng g, Sack yp e*p Sopen CLER CAL gen Aug. *: Sept, 2, 9-13 noen. FULLT iNIURiOFRIE asmfs , r^Friove sia lurri . appi -— • a t l si fc B^p S140 E^GE secy tyPg Nail or full asys. ESTIMATES ays 6|7 3161 alt i 30 tin 1'3J Ma>ntgn^rice Service 10 yr£ gillEN a Ion-Pa ni - & tend S2Q0 Se y Jypg iene cniidren-AgM j-i. 681 1130 inilH " "'-— Mill e ill '»B«S of '0O<"S k 'ePS'FS esp Fissri waxed & cleaned; For inlormatian 3JJ-3JI1, • — 1 so ils'e isons;'inngies he! T jr homes, offices: complete tyeg Tpng f2 S Rubbish Removed p GuT'ers Leasers ini Preel^t 6 101 janitorial work. %A_ & S5 nerrnSt I appi . turn wggfl & metals Cai J Da* ' far nfs Seas Fates sa4 )3*8 E f __ Acogsticaleeilinas.snietFiitk!. , rm 6|(6?l4I8 6? f II4II6M6 7 sen away Attics, Basm'ti i R 7.30-61 944 3800 LDr UPPL-F 35 metal stua wan i ceiling paten : ... R 730: ^r cleaned seas rates 3%5 CREST RFC.,374-0627 _' _ aoofS, Bathroomaoi s kL basementss . : , - ' FRANKS PilNTINO H 3Q 1 1) fit inf 4, I«f csroentfy ' :~ * ' '" I aad t Roam 136 general £^rpenfr? work 3 The Personnel Group Inc 63 . — Kt!66 Sutlers, PSaaers. roafmg pg.i 'ROOP INOOU TT I U i i «sJ_N J g Te sphsne EMB CONSTRUCTION 6I7'7«H, Frank »V CAN FIX IT Pj.nl,ng 4 b Aw Un or NJ 070U yijaj gsljg Lowsrices can%,„, j UtADSRS ALTtRATiOSS 645- 37?B 64 -i?3 -CaTpentry — if-— grp . elec . elymB fepa _ f 7 2% insuranee Free CALU fare rt^TTTmrsotrrTT- CLERK TYPIST OFflCf WORKIB IDEAS FOR'77 plistfring. waterproofing, self h.MALLJOBh Anytime tvei gia time carp, with that mod empi & insured WQFR guar- A. Brignt. aleFt person, pieai^nt Nome Fegairl, Cifpentfy, ••--•-.jnvrs exj llji773 Your Type telephone voice, tyeing &. loiien! Pafl-rj porthes EnnORb.,,.,.•..• paFielhny. tiling, van interigrs 789^107 789^564 snutters Ceillam rms. ft t ill general ofliei espgFierlee . of Position = Ail work guar $. full * ins jge L 7-R-JS winaows floors repairs. FBEE happe HJMUI| eg—pftung—F51—agcJt- -f^i— FRANK MOHR J5 it*. net F165 1ST i=n wApinoLit il3 %an. spite"of an our efforts to be We a^e 6ne sf Th# Coyfifry's 1370 % Qloraano ^-=^ -= . Ki 1 I V Driveways, parking lots I, | tf #eing Uiiifsn C.e __™_ —— K 7 30 ) CARPtNTIR CONTR CALLIHt—Alter tne otners-AII i veneers lirtplncp, osiloi fpCU¥OUR flD HAS AH •oaas All type masonry tret ! taroentpj. pooling, gutteri organiisfl§ns and have an PART TIME CLIHICAL £!! types cgnrr , addfffgns, fyoss of Rome impfo^emefifs 1 -ffdrfltlpni. Fylly Insyred. Fret Jfi.ngiss 4 not tar roof, BRHOH please call repairs ^ FtmoaM'g ., Alter Ins SSt J72 30QO, 3/3 6334 ' leasers very reas Pree est . rnmed'ately iusyrban i iTifnedi^Ti opening for § 4 3 nrs, per aay Gooa typing painting, masonry, carpentry, '; estimate. 311 2H4A jtter S P.M. Butters, leaaers, aadifions, fypii? in ogf Summit offiQe: Jvm P Hi»,efe. 688 7396 — K tf 35 ft), -svail 1st class work at i —— R MM) iintini t Piptrtiinjinj if Free minor repairs Pull? in* Pyslisning Cprp gsnno! se skills necessary Small k - — --—-- *. t I 37 373 «00 or 374 J4J6 aiferafiOns general contracting, BespgnsiBlf for errars after !f you can Type at least 5Q pleasant insurance aftice in pricM yog tan sHgra call lor ! TONY IOTTQSANTI (HasOn aium siding Puiiy insured WPM. hansie phont work G.OBEENWALB i .—.— R 7 30-S» Tne first issue Of BuBlititiOfi. Mountainsiee Call 233 2060 CAB PINT! R.eoNT'FUf Eltetrie 37 tree est A Oennarp, 344 1564 1 Centractgr, steps, siaewsIM, HOUS6S PAINTBD Fr.ee estimstes Call IWr ang ether diverse sutifi. —• H7.M1 AM typg rtpairs, femod'i'g , KII, —-^-— R 7-jy-fQ ' wSterproatlng, retaining walls k Quality work at joPinson J72S4J7 Ji, Longo 27s Call 686-7700 • his may &# iusi yoyr type sf peFcheSfc enclosures, cflUrs, J.M. ILiCTBIC a ai ons i1Tmi er CMAHLIi'i-r'AINTING 1440 RfasenaBle Price) Interier & Eiterlor RessanaBle TgmaKeeor'reetions paiiTien. Shsyld have i 2 attics Free est fully ins i|| Besiaentlgl & commercial Home Repairs \ " " Rfume. 7JS-41 • 1 ill emergency repairs B«peft EXTERIO'R-INTE'RIOR rates. Free estifnatts insured I I7jO7i yeafi' expcriVnce. W* offer 3S84 Small ,005 wiring 31J 6J1? Bays, eves JS1 Ail Masonry,Steps, sidewalks, PSHT TIMi Earn e»Tcs masonry, carpentry, FULLY INS.-PR1BBST. «3 3«3. " " . iMINZA...._ ROOFIN. ...O . CO„. , ..R.F an it!ractlve Siiary, I 11 3S4S. waterproofing Sell emuioyed, A word aboyt . esEfMfftT beneflTI Snd # n-sgney. wegnng, showing g, Bathrooms, plastering Reas. B2-1411 H 7-30.4I eotinofingg a, HooRf frepairsp .L Lesaars CARPINTBR !- —• — KM 37 insured A. ZAPPULLO 487, very pleasant «sffe STmas- lelling lara Ceventry Jewelry PiumB.lic. tod.Free est.!4S- 9146. — R7-J0-61 HOFBISIONAL PJPER Gutters, Guaranteed Garage Sales, etc. Infer-igr & Exterior | KiLJON Elect, Lie. No. 4069, 6476 or ]73 4079 nsured, pffee phfre: If you qualify and are Call 86! 0S4J. ~ n 11 so IANCINC Sanitas. etc Int k estimates, call Small lobs — formica work [ fully insured, no JOB fgg oig no r—_ _ RTF!) This newspaper accepts no infgreiied in worKing (ef a INTERIOR » EXTERIOR at painting, sfaining Pree est leader gleaie call Personnel repairs Call Tom 687 J64?' j job too small 241 978S FROMI'RV iitii relBorislBillty for BWBIlsHina PART TIMB-SEMI RiTIRID painting, paperhanging, STEM, sioewaiHS Masonry, el on request 3J4 5313 stt « Z-7.jn.7I DfpT. si I22-42S1 far an' PBHSON, OOOD PHYSICAL " ~~— It 1 I 37 quality work 8ea prices Fgily lainfers inf est Fully tni Call ad¥eftlMm«nts wMlefl do carpentry k roatlng, 172 JJ4J or 371 ?7B7. — •—— « 7-S0-4I i CONDITION, FOR iHIPPINO- EUBCTRICAL-lOp amp serv ins M Deutsch, springfi^id. not camDiy vvith tpvyri sneefroeking, floor tiling J7|. —— RtliS fiii Mert U I OBNIRAL WOrlK. UNIQN-6I7. on the average, 1 famMy home PAINTING 4 Decorating int k ordinances mat control 3179. CflBLF KUEHHER Cuptt I Rup *170 JAM. Ilettric 617 543* BUY Alffraffsns, paneling Fr-^e JOHN DtNieOLO Tilt private sales from homes. If II R 7.J0-5O nferior painting L -==—- K t I 3/ g est ins k lehreihoter. 667 8U7, Contractor _ Kitchens, is tne respofijmillty of Jhe CUSTOM BUILT MOMIS First claasss work PART TIME till Dec 10 Earn I CAHP1T IriST'L'O. . Electric Motor Repairs Mo»in[ & Stotaft 84 J7 "" 3713 eves k wknas" iathrms . S. Repairs, Estimates person placing the "For Pool moters s* pumps 8. All types Of aaaiflons k home I. .. R I f §8 cheerfully given SiiJliO. Sale" ad to comply with meehanicai Hal, washing irnpfoye^S — ITFI4 locsl regulltlons. y PAINTING machine 4, aryer motors. 3J2- llimrTT HOnSEI 3760033 PAIHTINO aemonstrstor, no Cash 4910. "• - - • -- MOVING nterier & exterior Trim work —- Ktf3s' H 7 30 50 EXT EH IOB t. INTERIOR Trit Scnlct investment, no colleeflng or uOCii h LSng Distance Apartments Ne job too small. PreeEii insured ry ufl Good lob, rtllionsble 25 delivering Ga'i 417 SiM or #17 • • —— R7J0'3? General Contractors 964 7515 - - - , Ke#p u§ mgvinfl ——— . R i > 51 MAPLEW0OD Summlf, N.J. 1 Child CJM 3! S. Grindlinger and iQUsave) Eqyal Oppfy, Now ... FRANGIONE CONST. J JAMNIK TREEEXPERTS PI1ZH!!A fleilsery. must have ear, Electric Pauli M&M : 7 30 1 1 specliililng in Asphalt EXt, «. Int Painlino, aecorating SPECIALIZING IN PRUNING. Your "WANT AD" em N evenings inauife in person only Elect"!, insti. and repair. Qua Wonder World Conertte, Masonry Repairs Tederick W. Richards I* Pape/hahginS Free esf 6(7^,All PhMes ot Tree Wsri, from l! naoni p.m., Wf PHIo, rated weFIL. copper wire, usrj Moving CLERK TYPIST . Chain Link Fence Save money. We paint top ' i, Or"417 4419 anytirhe Including Removal! a, Fswtr JIM Morris Ave., Union. Nursery School exclus Lie. NO 441. Instill 1525 Vaginal! RH .Union you paint bottom 1.1. General elflce worK, pleasant ln»f#llationandRep«if Rif» seraylng fs«lly Insured 1319 Morris Av.,Union,NJ. security lighting & complete 689 77«B Ul S40) Fully union telepnon& vfjice, hiivy typing. security systems before you'go ! INDUSTRIAL* COMM_E«ciAL Firewood 4. Wood Cnipi I Salary bas&a en experience, POLISHER wonted M'-F. No Finest in pre school —^^—m.^" I I <•' ?8J074f ins, Mapiewood on vacation.. MAINTENANCE Panoj "STAR ! trans, nee. Call ¥64 0747, 9-j ring wefli, experience education. Ages, 2 fO6, full & - —— Rt-ui Rfelerrea, no CSIIJ. Apply In naif day sessions, 5f«fe He, •Florida Socialist ! — — K7 30-1 233-8BM 6JJ 17W Or 373 7914 ! TUNING BEOUL*TIMO ptrson only. Schmid k sons 1011 i c#rtHied teachers, LL. PAIHTINO CLiPiK TYPIST uarge ESSe» ;-<— HA 7-10-ie I DON'S Interior k B«t#rior Reas rates So, IpflngifeTd Ave. Reg, for DAVID PETRACCORC Co Savings Bank is ^eefeing i Economy Movers, ihe Super! woriimanship. Pree est temporary clerk typist for its Mountainside. 7 : Entettiinment 39 K if dim Cibintls 55 REPAIRING JI7:MM Kindergarten, Local i Z (Oli v ' Ivy Hill oftlce, tscellent SELNECK TV SERVICE worfeing conditions. Please call Sept. '77 KITeH«NCAIiN«TS Real Estate Sales PUPPET SMOWSOriglnal rrand Sold t> installed. Old cabinets Long Distance DAN! PAINTING 71 I4.50B«.w.»'.5« color s»m* day STRUCK" I 263. 1 K 7 J0- Uk« p«epi»t Like houws ? Want Call 687.2452 puppet Bragrams for all oee.resurfaced, * Formies Formica Don ATBieMr, AAgr IShd B»cpraling, int. k e«f, urvlct, all werli fuaranfeM. Oain titrs •tlBnlion (or ysur a siimulatlns k rewarding Clip S. Save 3311170. count»r ISPS 484 0777, Reasanaeie rates Free elasiilitd Id by asking yrjuri t(fe#r? w* hive «ri openlnj for —:-—_ , it if 35 Union, N.J. Estimates, Insurefl, M? 4300, ~ I TtB-V 8 fun time Mitt ojjoclntt. Coll LAMCO "Ad-visor" 10 place a jt«r «l ^ g M7-0MS PLUMBING «. HEATING Oil {See Minplts below). Anne iylvester. Realtor, Vt the fop. Sf»ri tin be ordered, I. Orangt7, sT am,4 B,m. nAon • Fuinlturc Rcpairj SAVE MONEY! , CONTRACTOR 3)00 for d»t*lls, Buy Direct From Factory SIDNEY KATI ANTiNNASPiClALUTS in J.llne, 4.llne or 4-lltn lllfi. I GUSTqD|Ari_jFri. Call 67J-03Jc4n»a Mt! , 1Buiiain S. 1. f UNIVERSITY VAN LIKES. Art Spcclilillng In Bafn*. Daily: Madison Kitchens Painting, psperhanging, . SATISFACTION GUAB. 7 GOOD NEWS! FURNiTUSi PQLISMIMG I educated mo»e. All types of kili, alu • home Repairingi Antique! reiiefed. \ Showroom and FaciOry. Rt 33. plastering inf k exf Free .. -_ , ~ RECEIVING Spfinefleid 179607 moving, Pre* •»( W« movt estlmafes SS7 717J fTtefifi- biiernenfl. Refinishing Mtnry Ruff, Call tingle Items, 174 1070 anytime ; a lialr for decorating, «n|oy I AUrt, aepenflaBie Individual to ORCHARD PARK Rtiti „ ., BUM , adaLtleni, minof I meeting people & want to earn receive k ticket fnerchBnaise. _ ^>mi Rt.4, R T« . Me. fret •». Fwilif, would look: ! full time pay (or part time wofH for 4 store eperstlon. Must MLB PAINTINO IBMVICE , Lie. No. JIM Call SM66B) Mt. 10-11 AM.. S. accufate li good with usurps. BERBEBICK&SON j NURSERYSCHOOL Int. i. But, quaUtx _WBrk. THE HONEY 00 I»pert MOVERS at low cost. Central receiving experience' AT U44 Victor Ave., ReasenaBIt ,prlc«i. Fully 7TPIWi|TI«,' A«mj preferred Call Mrs. Hughes, Union Is expanding 'o Mrva OARAGE BOOKS, installed, CABINET RE FINISHING Fully ins. Frtf Est. SPECIAL." 964-4206 er 667-0904 .«»eBinf». CnesHwrlttr* I — H7J0 1 lniuf»#, ff»a ettlmatM. MllKt —_ -4 -1TP71 J. HOUSEMOtB ITEMS DRIVERS, luii time, Bart time 37MJ34, you. It's new Townley garage em,, repairs S. service. Veneers IENI0R CITIZEN RATE No a, tf>tm.. Rinay L. Davit, Chetks, SljB«f», Salei-Strvra- lewelrv, entln conttntJ ell— Little jimmy's Italian lees •ranch will be loeiied at electric operators & radio AnlMuIng vinyls formica ioe tee smiiicaii »u 8)79 ana union. . Wiummna • M.«tioo Riy«iri »\4spiir« PleU up I. pillw,. ROOTS Hee Sver •four Old Cadlnets. IWMHHUI , Fri.>">"•».ri.* * . 3,« South now Mi routes open In Unlorl i. Saltmftd, 8 . Huguenot Ay,., unlrjlj. STEVENS New — compare our fates 401 ipflngflBlfl Av- iummlt.N.j. * Doors k Drawers, •' WM ORUBBLIC Side , umen CountiH, " lust J mm, from Morrli Aw. OViRNEAD BOOR CO. !41 Coufrte* Tops. t«pi. HI-0054 Lit NO. 4M4 BUI i. — R 7-311 Stale lie. tar, teaehtfi, O74S, KELLY MOVERS O B«LLINO LMMILL fully equipped, for fuftrief - RfF47 964-3712 ... „ Avena#: cslenlal HH, captt t, MlEED A PLUMBCRt CALL iti Local & Long Distance B.nffat liti, SelU S. BI L.v.H GEPAHDNBER4ARD NO IOO tM small 94A MAS QrENINyi PQR MANA1 * e«fe far 1st sraOer 8« ilflhf S Hornt IfBaranmeiils 1-inei The GENTLBmt UKTrlmwori: S intif Iw a! tow iOERI AND DIEMONSTBA • hiuiVlieeolrig 4 atlirnoons s 687-4884 YQllRSANTAn prists, ihmt,373MM CCriniofa.l , PHOIf««$ION»L TYPING l 0 ON S T R T?i ln So Of Be »*t f» l\ movers. Ml 1310 : HIMIMILI «ATBI r Four-line star JS*OAMT em T n v S* *" »« •««' CARPENTRY PLUMBINQ ~. R»)MI IS fiASY TO PLACE - R t f 44 ; PLUMfttN01.H6ATt.MMOO" I GUARANTEED TOTS & I ,.i,,v 741 )|o) OI»HALT*B MOVIHO CO OIFTI. NO CASH INVENT, ; M'*7 '" ml H?-n-T OrMsmjiijtig 34 laths, kitchtn cae,, iidlng, 13! p»r hr , eerionally super • XPiHT MMriKinilNg, flnt vfcUM««», rsafine. MMmtnti, ArmMrens , JliSI PIIONK iaW Ute. WI *#t»f Six-line star MINT-NO MLLICtlNB O« I niii,,,,,,y ln>, turn padded Local- L painting & plaiMrlns, Lawtal ctlllnoj. tnino. M y«an •». ' ioii«--i. iii»m » her wMtr B V1 •686-77bO stitewlde, inert frlpt to a. from. rattt, quality. lurepti-optiftn uwt I CHAnSS CAR* * « CB , WMw p#ft ||m#)n ft M f(aor DRESSMAKING ANTHONY O'ALLEiSlQ 1 ; Modern • fewer Ask far 'Ad Talitr and th# 14 hr, serv Free ««, Pli wofkmanjhlpkmini . FFr « Mintt. DavidDi, d t.' Hif* To Make Your Ad 1 tftLTIRATIONl M7-4JM '-IC. No- lllflOn 1 CALL eOL,LlCT TO CAHOL | W'ErMSwrhl "" "' w.n Mip you with • Result. •pfC1'tl*.74i'0«.(IW) !«•«»» H44144 Mttr 4 PM, tafl "STAR STRUCK" IJlRmN^TO?LfARTIS".! JO i S»yyv«i.nt Av»,. unipn." RAIUHOAO MVl., ••••' — f i.m, te s p.m. •' N,¥. UJM.

. MILP NEEDED . _E*pa,pre«:fulltlm», 188-7700 lor dell li kitchen, ! or J days per EfHOjirVekEHSIrJC K730T Thursday, July 21, \9?7 JEM ESTffl »»4rtm»inj Fix AUTOMOTIVE L*^NB_LOaiOi-.NB fee. no VAILIBURO 7 b-1 133$ hid!, NHIM If SHI pert. okay Alt, parking «uf«l«Miaj tarbi t 171 recommend r«ila»fe*fc",,WMd laundry HOME lENTiLi. tenants North Rt.it, tit tut CILI1RATIN9 aur IIIN y,,f BUM IM Hi S!90 Updated state TB laws for hornet in Union |, ||Hg '•"-- - — i 7 let) Jllltl H7I OLD1 II Hsg.nc, B y t»p 4 County Call Century il „, lANDLOHOI VAiLilURO 1 rmi . 1IH kldl. DH brown, trairn vin?i Top luii M^NBurn Realty, ^,,|,or j,,' we can help you rent yoyr pet! ok cute k clean, call pawtr, AM FMitiFto, i-caiien* L r:uhfl 64.000 ml c J37 19I' vacant apt! to desirable today HOME RINTALI, BKR lf( tenants. screened tv altar 5 P M irofttiienaii at no coif to you lag H< U«0 praised by association « ' in fit CLASH Split L.vtl St John Broker ' - »— i I 30 9? Ghurth Mellon, large ie, j TIMlIiALTY Mt,*M| UPFII VAIL1IURO Large 1*75 iUICK CiNTUSY t MI >,J The State Legislature's adoption of a gathered to present interesting cases to Bdrmi , c»ntr«| lip For Info "~—~—' I 7 JS*7 duels*, a fmi , fenced in yard Production Meapi %mo«#a their peers for discussion With the New call Oorclyea *gc, JJ, Children *, patl 0» AvaHaoli. giaiv T Bft^r Boat A M f- V bill to update all tubereulosii laws to Chettnyt J) , Bm,ii, ],\ • LI1H1TH weiiminiter Uil Ave , furnished elf apt , all lept I. Use a, utilities Call 173 Mttto, A C. P 1 P B F.trj low reflect the modem concepts of TB Jersey Chapter of the American utilities, air conditioning mi , call Mr Ndijon. «4 7BOO CI1ANF0BD Porting gentleman J37 IJ21 -—--.--. — ..«. J 1 JO »; 944 3398 treatment and prevention is an im- College of Chest Physicians, the NJTS I— — 17 JO (7 VAiLllUflO lUIMrl'i ---- " - -—^— • I 11 111 portant event in the Tltear history of sponsored the Fifth Joint Conference STUHNIHG IUUIIIM All utilities rooms, modern apt. tils mon'h if)] HOBNET iDI'iDsy* > 11 which explored environmental- Included. 3 Mfml , kldl. pets on. Including all utilities. Available station *agon, auto P5.if i the American Lung Association of New • Yr Ola, ill BMCH custom ipili sept 1st call 37]7i|9 ? JBarmi.jflani. l^balBi, 3 t.f 1300 NOME RENTALS. ~BKR A c, good eona 11.195 !?«eis4 jersey, according to Walter W Hiilop, occupational cardie-pulmonary u.r.o. Nimiiiijin ,,„ *,„ •40 m sn il io 9f - - --— - d5 To encourage physicians trained as Association of New Jersey, 2441 Rt m only. * larga rm Ironl apt , 9#(ar»ncai, latyrity !3go ]99 recruitinq 3J6O AQFti P S AM F^ 4yTo flU.nj the university, said the _____ 17 HH aatorit,(L h..t ,pou»d, nair pulmonary specialists to remain in New West. Union 07083 MAPLIWOOB By»ai 1. ino nino Mn -= ^^ ~-= z i IJ 101 5300 Coil iSl S5% moFB -,>„,„ money will be used to B^anlcn, JS4 My US itcpresentativos nf thf . . . Jersey after they complete their TRULY BEAUTIFUL ra Av» , lii (I IRVINGTQN 4 bar , r»ai tamii, , re la ihc falcon hlch I»IO?7 Srtam, IJ50, lias. Btti gin H8» CMEVHQLEt United States DeparinH.nl P « - * postgraduate education, the association Colonial. Mv rm w fireplace. HOME RENTALS BUB ~ 146 Or Bute P i COO,' was valued at $2,000 Cade aln rm . den. estre iOrg« kit , w 944 53K of Justice and the nuitr's awarded two grants totaling s 11,000— IBViNOTON I beareem aeti iS'JS 376 91S4 will accept the donation in Ippolito named separata alnlhg area, J Barms , •levitor oleg JM stuyvesant ™— Z I 30 101 Attorney General\ i iffirr r, Baths, IngrOynd BQGl * 1 $7,000 for a fellowship at the College of Ave. good transportation, can NEED A HOME ? 1451 OLDS O.ii. g Trenton at a later date, tjEunt ^ealter Super ]7)»]]9 have met to reu™ the Medicine and Dentistry of New jersey &raB a ehona ?*4 529y HOME ijtO AC 4 Of net — — — ZIJ6 57 Bystrek had betn dean at Kean Pauline J HINTAL5. BKH 1*0 944 5390 recruit selection prnocs-s New Jersey Medical School and a $4,000 IBVINQTON 3i, rm garden — —— - — — I IX 101 charged with killing the 7624770 apt , newly decoraiea, security fnr the 93rd State i'ulice institutional grant to CMDNJRutgers Patrick Ippolito of Livingston has - — I? 10 56 Call 3f9 D449 BIAL Csynlry living. kla$. Qeii peregrine falcone while MAPLBWOOB.B«rgaln Brief dkay AersageJedrmi gniylJOO been named dean of students at Kean • — — I J 10 97 '«] CHI1¥T iTATIONWAQON Class. The first lipiup is Medical, which supplemented a $10,000 ill! Cute Colonial, Hum HOMI ftENTALS. 8KB $40 pigeon shooting in East lRVlNOTOM-4 room ly.ury 4] ire ™ iiso ;, ,,,,, ,ii,, j,, grant given by the National Lung College, Union iioina. J BRS. LR. OB, Kit s. 9*4 S390 *i>i 9 i v s P v va- '-FU scheduled to enter the Bath Owner Ansiou* A C tot . J IRS, 3 Bithi * * carpet ——^— I 7 JO 101 Brunswick two years ago Association Hislop pointed out that the Ippolito was graduated from Kean A C, adults 1340* utll , seeyrity academy Sept « th Restre SMlty. Rltr 75J 4300 *UIPHLO,Q,s|, it,,, j m, se^ond'will "folios, '^.veral y k allegedly kepi the — 17»U Avail immea 37) J430 l<>dl 0%ay SjSfiQc fa^g %41Q state association has contributed College in 1962 and served as a teacher uffed b rd hl MOUNTAIHIIBl Cuilorneuill HOME IINTILS BKR Jia week, later ^ ' ., '" « $181,950 to support education and and assistant principal in the name Fafagane, B#ayfMyl 7 rm , mviNDTOM-1 btdroem api'. »6« B90 3 Bedroom house on stunning heat I hot water supplied, =-• fluid In order for th I'msion possession until May of training in New jersey since 1970 elementary schools of the Parsippany' v't adlaeent to 3200 acre modern kitchen 1. Bath Adults mi vw voaai iij i,,c: ,« ,,L. -,,-, this year in violation of the .fservalion 1137,500 Marieli preferred Can Htnt't VI BJOP mi For fltnl of State Police in meet its Troy Hills School District through 1965 102 4 *PQ rnanuAi ^F^ i^ ,^fp.j In the area of occupational health, the BfSi Utalf Co J75 §023 ~~~=^~ — I 1 JO 97 state's Endangered and BOOQ cond Aw r0 ii-nr; j, ,,,-.,! next interim hirini; sual. it association presented a d'ay-long He joined the college's Division of Field POINT PLIAIANT iIOHO- IRVINOTON—I rssmi feat OOiCLLC— Purnilhed Soon -jiii-r in mn Nongame Species Con- NfW Dutch style Bi levti, J 5 rebuilt director of the Division of issturtj inci. harawood (loon, heat {. hotot witeaiiitr supplieigpp|i»ad FijrniiRrd iletping t'WOfj Call (»..KaB,» 4!7 4S« composed of a sufficient Association of Industrial Nurses and dean of students, serving as both ^gt *iijr ba%ab€ard haal, all *aylU only (at Supl at I »9 iRtsrmatian esii SUP* - - - — « ' 10 128 Fish. Game and iiaintq trim, brlcn from a. Clinton Ava , It; 1154 number of qualified the Schering Corp associate dean and, most recently, peren John Qysrtiro S. Son Shellfisheries, compli- Buiiflsri !»i IIS4 or m I7IS 12! minority members to The New jersey Thoracic Society, the acting dean of students TON IBV1NOTON (g achieve a graduation goal mented Magnus and the medical arm of the association, held 14 Ippolito is a doctoral candidate in the ——— 1 ? MM Pall, oka, ia li| |Y furniihta elfc Ol'TR.'.GEOVS state conservation officers RO5ELLE PARK imtns, lor byjinesj t»F,Or. tin of yt least HO minority regional conferences statewide where Department of Social and Philosophical GtoPATON Allot 174 SJ7f PRICES PAID Hllrl,, Wlgi , Ini for their "efficient in- asm "— —- I 77 JJO »7 fOU JUP4K CABS members physicians and allied health personnel Foundations at Rutgers University 4isch«inuiii IBVINSTQN MAPLIVKOOD DQ5ELLE Clear lu'n rmi CA^LMg LAST vestigation and settlement Boialla Pirn 341 VS6 3O2J It was agreed that the LIME-I'i roomi . lit lioor ntar Irani , iROBpins. ^hyrencs. of the case " iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiMiiiiiiii ruBBly own yllllti,, iuiirmi rmatnlld i« Senior elM*n * li 13? Division of State Police '.PBINGFIELD toupla, iapl 1 Can altar i p m prelerrad ^0r more info 341 LQCAL ' 'This case should serve 372 OUO 5471 ? fQr elpar ^wsyFE will conduct a second notice that New Jersey A DELIGHT _ — 17 10 17 -— z 130im I DEATH NOTICES _fj Barmi , irg kll , irBlee in general written lift! » S "eatea porch ictniesi air (•WINSTON lyPFIBl J rm intends to enforce its laws niiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiliutiitiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii uuiiimi BE* New caBinef kit, decorated Hintl(£ examination, on Aug 20 wove in eond " Thii >i s mysf and regulations regarding ULLINOiS-On Monoay, PLUCT—Frances Helaijist, 0» and trends amended the throughout, immaculate blag Springfieia,_N J , an Saturday, •e sf* toaayi Ainina *TI SOO JUNK CARS July 35. 1577 Jgnn £ , Qi til services »t Tne CMABLii f S3t§ mo Call J7S-73?i ill 3*5 %q. Ft, lpaJiiitor rtn! which will be open lo all July 33, 1977, wife of Harold B«ent now ^n ?aaFF maam e ^rr ^ endangered wildlife Winafleld Ttrr . Union. N J . MAUSMANN Si SON FUNERAL — 11*97 can at u»a lor slor«9e or ear f f Fluent mofnef of Mrs Karin nighest Brief? paid 843 persons who mi-et the g^tsved nySDand at Frsnsei HOME 105? sanfora 4»e . J3Jmonthlr LKataaSBlia Ctr species as part of the Levtfi. tlster of Mrs Agnes LINOIN.Inflation fighter 1200 oari, ?»es 173 »H] L.yerlllsr). deyQTefl father ef lfv,ngtan, §n Tuesday REMLIN6ER Sell I Bars . kid» 4 pen okay )7*»7« ( US minimum requirements iergstrom, aisa survived By two effort to save Mri Jean v,. rt. tet%Nanc y lniErment Sale of Heaven MOMI RiNTALi, BKR it ~ I ) J! 196 for entry into the State Rey an& Mrs BeTTy ^QldBeels, graridsans. Funeral servlee was cemetery. East Hanover I 1 30 « Hi S3 90 HIGHEST PRICES certain species of wildlife BraTRgr df Mrs Myrtle inavfly ai SMITH AND SMITH ~"_ _... __—— 17)0.97 Lot) (sr Silt 131 Police ana Mrs Male! Keller, 8140 ISUIURiANl.ill Morrli Ave , ' SSILLIH—Harry R . on Friday. PAID from becoming extinct," ^yrvlvea by sis Brandchiidren Springfield on Tgesaay July !2, 1577, at Irvington. DREAM HOUSE odfi., OR, LR, Sunearlor, eat SPRIN6 FIELD— B4I.TUSBOL *Qf iynk cafi Local 3,57 (gv,ii The fgnerai service will fte heia Relatives and trlenas anended. eeloved husbang at Matilda (nee Bi E:SST tOHtjur nia lilting, m Kit Na children or Pets, 137| TOP S Atrai, B«5 atfiliai caii 232.2350 Those who achieve a McLain said. at The WCCAACKEN Interment Graceiand Memorial Theiii) father of Henry F of 3 segr«m COLQfjiAL, one Of iyiide/s rerr^j ^NNg — —-- K>ii Park, KenHwortri Union, Brother of Mrs. May Oill passing score of 60 or FUNERAL. MOME±1SOO Morris _o':'sf e'd'i cuitom Built gimi SVLVISTEH 9|.ri. J7S J300 of Irvington, Relatives ana JUNK CARSiTRUCKS Ave., uni^n, en Thursday, II GLOVER Helen of Spflngfleia Ifiends aftended the services at gnf '§f^ ly ewnapihip - 17 JO IM better on the written Public Noiice S, M interrnent dracelano M O K R I i T W P MNTID on Monaay July 25, 1977. Belavea The CHARLES F. MAUiMANN Georgia McMullen (MO««liTO¥IN), 1, 3, j, OftTi' iJstolioq examination will be Memoriil Park wife of Arthur, laving mother at 9. SON FUNERAL HOME. ISO lyjyry, AC, Saraan Apti . Pooi. Imtitmtnl 111 "41 HOUR NOTICE" Steven, devoted daughter at lantofd Ave,, irvington, on Corp Rtaltor 376-O2W 1310 MB. N.T.C oul. train,, J1 t 1 1 ranked by grade and PURSUANT TO CJJl.i lAueiST(L—Cn«rl« E,, on Mrs, Edjttt Rath a. dear sister at Tuesday. In»»rmen1 Hollywood July it, 1W7, & irvlnflton, N.J., ElHitlJ Mil. Taking apdl, iBVINOTON MMtm 1 unit all PUBLIC CAW OF NEW Arnold Roth- Servlcfi were heia Cemetery, Ursian. "The farrtiiy processed in a manner Sesve4 huspBna 61 Esielle (n« en w«rt. ffom tfw IIRHNI1M Z7M-I* Mlel »la». Aflult lanarwy, BOOB Tmltri ft Cuaptn JERSEY, I?7S, THE OPSNI iuaae»t» aonatlons fo the ualKftl], HIT Ullwr ol Mn, Buiialn^ FUIXJ o< nw irvlnoien MO«ilI TWf. •o^alien, go^d return on that will provide sufficient PUBLIC MEETINGS &CTA Join "Nlsn tr-lFSIngwn .-•- Taking appllcatlonl lor ly.yry 1 invailmant Principals only THE TOWNS HI PI "MOME.12Q0 Clinton Awt-, United Metnodlst Church. Nye TRAVEL TRAILER II it , flexibility for the Relatives, frlendJ «nfl m«mB»ri Ifvlnsfen, Ptflod of rnsurnlne 3 Bedrooms,24 baths ft rm. aplt. fully aai;oralad, ill Call » |, til 3430 s m 1 COMMITTEE OP THE df Veferafli §f Ferslan wars, and Union Avenue, Irvlnston with tarricat, AC, poal riardwaii loia Oown, 3l?epa i will H obnrvid at tns Bigvcr *5tr*s 5, modern Louisiana •Ftcktna, 33i 34Sf, superintendent to meet the TOWNSHI- "P- OP UNION,! LiBormtn't Memorial Post MM OPACHtNIKi—Frank F-. on C£ s^ai set on lovely lot. Quiet Canvaniant to N T c , Bui ». . — Z730H1 Boat rsc«, JMar ret,,g , cogNTY OF rtsldencf 1H So springlieia wararebe, 3 g«5 battier Tpp UNION, NEW of Irvlnotgn and L«ai 1J3 Av... Sprlnafleid, Weaneiday, July 18, 1S77, age if sei'on, 3 ear garage, many Irani. »J15»*!0 interim affirmative action 1 conaitlon 377 3jfi J E ftS E Y , HEREBY I-B-T, sf Union, afienaea Ihe years, of Leonardo, N j., .i.'j teatyres, I7J.SO0, EVES tuners! on WfdnessjF, from The VftltIM ItMulh —— — "^-- —^ KllOiB goals. PROVIDES "Ji HOUR OHiTTI^^Anfheny, sn Pridgv, formerly sf Irvlngtsn, belavta S'lte 4i7,)fff or Harvey 447 114 PARKWAY WOZNIAK NOflCE" OF A SPECIAL July S3, 1S77, of Irvinaton, huioand of Audrey M. "(nee •r» Realtor!, NEED A HOME? memsria! hafne, 320 Myrtie 1«73 Bop-UB SHrtrlli Campar, MEETING Beloved huseand of Charlotte Almeida), devoted father of OriB * phona 944 on MOMi BBADLI6T BtACH.i,g. 1 larm Aye, Irvingfan InfermenT Oanene Oeachmslii, itesfsther for rent or for igi*, iieepi I , — CAPITAL convsnlen^e a) family (nee woerdemanl. Brother of RINTALI, BKR I4y HI JWy home, I'.i Bins, to Beacn, 3 His , Mrs P. Sculll, MrJ. K Rotonaa, sf Mr% Slane Altbuch, Oenfie Oak Ridge Realty iseaMenl cenaiflon. Rent for IMPROVBMB NT & — —— Z7B»7 2',i Baths. Season. Hi nil A 10-ton pie Mfi. ROW Sfrolto ana Mrs F ana Jonn Hsughney, brother of _ ;n ^arrisAv,,lpild 375'4i23 1100 week Sii 3M7 or S|i 3477 RAHWAY 3 Kn , 11,01. patl 0« PERSONNEL MATTERS BECKIR—JSAargaref Cnoate peiveeehio, ails JurvlvEd by Michael OpaehlnsKi, Mrs. • 1730*4 -—— — Z 7 30 134 —^— • — M 7 30 133 Heat said, only I3M HOVE The largest apple pie in TIME: 7:30 P.M. [nee Neesl, on WeBnesaay, July four Bfandchlldren. ^elatlvei Rosemary Kenny, Mrs Dorothy RiNTALl, BK» 140 Hi 1390 gsio DAT6: AUflUIf 2nO. 1977 30, l?77,.aje 53 years, formerly andfriend$aftended the services Kivler and Mr$. Hedy —— '— 1 7 3S.S7 CARS DON T the world was baked in LOCATION: Municipal •f NewarH, wife of ine iafe at The CHfiRLlS F Richardion. grandfather of JUST MOVE IN DIE Building, 1974 Morris Avenut, Hatr-f iegker, devoted mother HAUSMANN 1 SON FUNiRAL Stan and Ryan Haughney. BOiiLLl.illu haat pilfl 3 PHOFES3IQNA1. Slmgniling KriowlesvUle, NY inUnion, New Jersey of Mrs Elsie AiiarS and the late HOME, 10J7 Sanfora Ave , -ReHtlves and friends affenaed SP1CI0U14 1K Cop* Ranch lit II. rmi Many othari aiainBla to '. jnt id tan 6i6 "Oi1 tjm rm,, hath, fully ears*!, Small h meaiym cari I2q, large MARV'T LIOTTA Oliver anfl Winfield Qhoafe, irvington Interment grove tne funeral service at tflooia. MOMt RIWTALS. cars S. vsnjJ3J Jay 374 6495 \ugust 1976. It weighed 10 5i5ttF of Mrs Carrie Churcn Cemetery, North NAEIIBLI S, BARTH HOMI •bovt ground Bool, (aflcad IB iKR 148 964 JIW Tgwn^h !p CierK yard. nt(r Iranj, 1, Jehooll, Ufi'on Leaatr July 28, 1977 Zimmerman and Frea Nees, Bergen. POR FUNERALS, 971 Clinton ______Z 7 30 17 tons and was 16'a feel in also survived BT five Ave., frvlngrgn, an Saturday sielullvl Ihowlng (Fit u.00)1 BAY BELL.,«l!r», ill MM diameter grangchildren ana four great thence to it Leo's Church, grandchildren Relatives and HASEMlilK— On July J), Irvlngfon. for a Funirai Mass. I 7 »H •OSELLE PARK frienas attended the luneral 1877, wilhtlmlne (nee interment Oate of Heaven UNION service 81 HASlERLE 1 IchfMder! of Union, N.j., wife Cemetery BARTM COLONIAL HOME. ot Paul w. ana Btlovta rnother 7 ROOM CAPE 1100 Pine Ave,, corner vauxhali of Mrs, Prea llnge) Leggect, PALOSKT—Theresa S,, roomi. cape Cod, 7 rooms, 4 Bearo Spacious Hd,, Union, On Friday. sljter of Brnlf Sehroeaer, also iPauiiy), on Tuesday, July 19, l 1 I'i oaths, modern kitchen, Interment In Rosehili Cemefefy, furvivea by nieces, neehewi, 1?77, of Irvington, Beloved wife alnlng room, closed perch, ree. Linden. greatnleee and nephew Of the late Stephen, mother of Basement, alum ilalng, Apartments Funeral from the MeCRACKBN Rev Stephen Pauiiy at Spring carpeting. 330 elec , Kean FUN1RAL HOME, UqO Morrli Valley, Calif., Mri, Mary F. ilRHY-On Fridfiy, juiy 17, Ave,, Union, Interment Co11tB«. Anxious for sale tap's. , Frey of irvington and Mrs. Elsie 1977, Robtrt A,, of 1400 Benson Horiywooa Cemetery, union Realtor, in Garden Ave., Mays Landing. N.J,. P Tempei of Irvingfan. slse Beloved huiband of Carolyn survived by three gfandehildren While Realty 688-4200 {AnfuiBj, dtvoted fathsr of MIH«r-On July I?, 1S77, ana rwo sreat-grandchlldpen. Robert Jr. ind Lisa Ann, son of Genevleve M, (n**-Myivanf¥X^ •—^selatlves and frlendi attended .— — Z7 iiu Sitting William I. and the late Mary of !H Stuyvesant ave . Newark, the service it The CHARLES F. UNION Berry. Funeral service was held Mloved vslfe st the late Arthur HAU1MANN 1 SON FUNERAL NEW LISTING int Mjett*eits-N——Ntnr-¥=—If^.—mnther—of Arthyf_ ALL BRICK 111,400 FUNIHAL HOME, IMO Merrls Henry ill at home §nd Mrs, Irvingfan, on ' ^afurgay. iturfly 3 Btflfoom Capa Cod, full Ave,, Union, en Monday: Fiorenee Mlskuff of Peiissdes Interment Evergreen dining room, •*! In kit., ilona Ha Rmi,.|275 interment hoilywooa Parli, (liter of the late John Cemetery, ElllaBeth, llrtplsea, oil hail, Wai* 10 USED CAR PRICES Memoflal Park, Union. Mulvaney, also survived by one HAVMONO—Nancy of Newark, Centra & Mogiss of Wofihlp. s RmsT>|3io srandenild. Relative! ana OIEBER-On Sunday, July 17, friend! attended the funeral wife of the late Chsries Coftlon, -HUfTyi-SVlSi Bartha, M«U Beloved mother of Mary or Bavtrly, S?4 !W: Pull alnlng room, iarga WITH MIC COVERAGE!!! 1977, lull Lee (Splrsil of M from The FUNERAL HOME OF ditchtn that ean Chefry St., Elizabeth, Beloved JAMBS F. CAPFRIV J, SON, EliiaBeth Landwehr 'at accommodalt your own wife of the late Edgar W, BieB«r, IM Lyons Ase,, Ufvington an Leonardo, fond slsttr of John OAK RIDGE REALTY eiothn waihaf d arytr, aevoted msthtr of Alden W, Friday, then te iasred Heart Raymona of Union, Dr Louli F Haymona Bi North Calawell, 174 Ml • aautlluliy lanaseaptd Craft, Mrl, Elma Heefor and Church, VallsBurg, whert i 171 MorrliAv ,Splld Larry S. Raymond of valliburg 11 MU gardan apli. Walk to all Mrs, Alleii Burchardf. Also Funeral Mai till offered for her 12 MOS. 12.000 Ml. survived by seven and lenediet Raymond of New UNION tcnesli h train—31 mlnula soul, tiprtii rlat to Pann Mtchamcal Insurance Coveraiei policy that payi on gi-andehlldren ana two great- Vork City, the late Peter JU1T WHAT TMB Stailsn, NYC Ikcillanf the fine when your car goes into our shop for Specified grandchlldrtn. Raymond oi Patersan,. Oeorge HILL—Violet, on WedrteMay, and Joseph Raymond, also •hopping CISM by, auallty The funeral service was held Doctor (Dentist, Major mecninlcal repairs, IUB, to S2S deductible. July 16, 1S77, of Irvington. survived by three grandchild- maln«inine» ilatt on at th» MC CRACK'EN Friends attended the service at ren Funeral from The pramltat, •FUNERAL HOMB 1500 Mofrli Lawyer, Etc) $ The CHARLES F. HAUI^ANN R A«r MONO FUNERAL •76 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 3895 Ave., Union, on Wednesday, t. SON FUNERAL HOME, 10S7 ORDERED V.I.R MUST LIQUIDATE interment Rssedale Memorial ianforS Ave., Irvington, on CENTER, jas Sandferd Ave. tlM.MO will gal you ona PI Bea, l-dr,. auto, PI, Pi, AC, TO, Vi, Ittrw, WSW. i«,«l Park, Linden. Friday, interment Lower Valley (Vallsburg). on Wednesday lha flntit preiMilonal COLFAX MANOR Our Entire Stock of Brand New '75 & '76 milts, slotH No. DliilA Union Cemetery, -Cailfen, Funeral Mass at St. joHph't hgitiii (n umeni 1] rms, eoONIT—on Saturday, July Church, Interment Gate ef plus 1 rm, AC oil let tultt CoifasAve.W,, Leftover Hondas, ToPty The Sank For Ja, 1W7, Miss Ethel As,, of IDS NOLZ—On Thursday, July 31, Heaven Cemetery. . (npandaelf) wltn prlvat. AtRMelif Avc.W. 76 BUICK CENTURY WAGON '1295 LsKeslde Drive, Forked River, 1S77, Gertrude E, (Flhnlganl of tnfr«n«(, Suiubli lor all Thtm. -,N.J,,-Sf«B-3l5ftr of_.G«rtrj1* • ... ^0.Upland Road, Mountainside^ SBLENDSRIO—IMBella (nee white, I.oass , auto , Pi, PB, ftC,T.O. , SM Rafllo, Vt, ritk, »p»dalll«v Cholc. location, RMeilePark CiarH ana the late Thomas u.io NJ, o^ioved wife at fhe^'iali OiMeggloti-flf- Newark; beloved II min, fpqm 6 mslsf WSW, il.Bit mli.i, stoek No, U4I»P. Joseph Coeney, also survlvi jy Henry C, Hoii, devoted rnother wife of the late Antonio, devoted LIVER S00 CYCLES IN STOCK several nleees and nephews ^ne (uburbin heiplfili, en Res. Mgr.,245-7963 $ of William C. Hoii and Mrs. mother of Louis, Joseph, tjir.ct but rt. lo NYC. niir funeral was conBueted from Th« Mildred 1, Orlando, illfer of Anthony, Boeeo and Vita, FOR EXAMPLE MCCRACKEN FUNIRAI, Union Cifllfr, Phona 4» 76 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 46B5 Peter A, F innlgln, niece of Mri, Qlymoia Rappa, Angela Coan 1695 76CS200T *79S Brouqham, J.ar,, Brown. >Mto., Mi PB> *c' T'2 " Xi HOME, 1580 Morris Ave., Union, Mary A. Finnlgan, Alto ana the late Marie Rose, aiio 074S, tl p.m. UNION* tiuga roomv Rldj. pets an Wednesday, Trie Funeral survitsa By three SfandBau. survived by 17 grandchildren, 13 " " Lil! Mil, 5 in st«k Hid.o,V». P, windowi, W1W, 14,51? mil.s.ltoeK No nl HA okay. Appliances, yard, laundry Mass at Holy spirit church, ghters. The funeral was great-grandchirdren and three VMLSBURO SAVE SAVE • ,1 1388, HOME RINTAUI, S109S $ union, interment Gate of conducted 'ro_m tne greatgreat grandchildren. SAVE Buy aiftet (ram ownar. IKR. 140, M4SM, Heaven Cemetery, ^CCRACKEN FUNERAL Funeral from the RAVfWOND Baaulliul 1 (imlly finch, llf ——— — . Z7-N-*7 75 FORD MAVERICK 24|5 FUNIRAL CENTIR, 32J Ktrrloan Blvij A1K . H9,™ HOMI, ISM Moffii Ave,, Union, UNION—] b droom, • living i.a, , Blu,, suto,, PS, PI, A,c, T.o,, FM rlflio, VI main*, WSW, DG PA5QUALE—On on Monday, The Funeral Mass Sandford Ave. (VallsBurg), on M44JM, t PriMI Compiels, Encep! (or MV. Ie« A Ian. VIP. Pm;ps 'Thurtday at ? A.'M, Funeral room, tat In kifehan, ilia bath. j? IOO mins, itoeii No, ui?«P, Wednesdsy, July JO, 1«77 Louij at St, Ttwtsa'i Church,. Kenil- "'" 17J0-91 of »i P»eiflc Drive, Winfield, Mass St. Rocco's Church at IS Individual thtfnwifa! conlrol. Indudq, Lilt Pricei Encludf FrfiShj » Prnp. worth, interment St. Thefe»a'i S hf.J,beloved nuibondof fWI3re« Cemetery, Summit. A.M. Inferment oate of Heaven ftC, Call «•? «ll, »-jd • 5 p.m. (dePalma), aevoted father of Cemetefy. %1 — I 7.JO.W 75 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 3495 the Rev. Joseph DtPasguale, JINIEN—On Satufdjy, July 33, UNION JV, rm. mcMrtrn jiudlo mncm Mrs, Dorothy Sutera. Mt-S, SUTTON—On Saturday, July JJ, LANDLORD*! ].dr R,d, ityi,, PS, PB, WSW. AM-RldlO. •Uto,, V, top, H,l'« H77, Predeflck W., of Union, aM,, iwar union etr., churehn Marylou iannlng, stepfather of 1977. Charles L., of irvington, W» * a lr»t rt tam WStWiUCE mil»5. Slot* No. D1SMA, beloved hu$B«nd of the late Hose a. butM, Navar tantntMt, IMai Mi/Off CMffr CAMS 4£C9r Mrs. Ihlrley Leanser ana Frank S, (net SchuBifi), father of Fred beloved huiftand ol France! i, Mr 1 pcrssn. Call 6M 33-u. $ Young, Brother of Jowpn. fh( Jensen of Union, Mrs, Marie (nee Qiugaseh), brother of Rev, Jo??n D##gan, Sam, Osniei Hagman of Csloradu, Mri. fjutri Norman Sufton and Margaret 75 CHEVY IMPALA 2BW and Dayia OtPartuale, Mrs, ionath of Kearny, Mrs, Norms Meinnery'of faiton. Pa,, alH Tananti §r» quillflwi, IWVJJ the late Harry and' Alamo rMtrtntM 4 •« ehftiitd. Call UHTON 5 rin. apt., IM liner,,i tar Jrown, lute,, PS, Pi. A.C, TO,, VI, AM Rtaio. WSW, Mary DeFrance and Mrs. Decker of Clllfvyood, brother of lamiiy Mull, h.st tuppiiao llliabeth PUclotti. Also Chrii Jenien of Keaniburg and Sutton. Relatives and friend! ui wifn yeur vacanclM. a,m milM, Itoeii No. DI«1A. are kindly Invited to attend th« Aug. lit, call dan altar 5 F>,M. survived by 13 grandchildren. ROH Gauls of Newark, also |.iVINOSt»A«RLTY, funeral iervlce at The all aay vwttondi. turn?. $ The luneral service was held at survived By U gfandchlldren, 1? 1KR, the Evangel Church, ElliaMtn, great grandcnlldren and one FUNERAL HOME OF JAMES 74 BUICK RIVIERA 3195 on Monday, Inftrment Roseaalg great-great-grandchild. Funeral, F CAFFREY i SON, 109 Lyoni J.tfr . Brown, iytl,, PS, P», AC VI, P, wlrldowl 8. lull, vlnyi M»moriai Park, Linden, from The FUNERAL HOMI OW Ave., irvlngfon, an Thunday, Friends caned at th» too io*a»a, 0,040 mii»i, stoeit NB, DMIJA, JAMII F, CAFFREY 1 SON, July II, at 9 A.M. Interment MeCRACKEN FUN1RAL M? Lyons Ave,, ifvlngton, Hollywood Memorial Park. $ HOME, 1500 Morris Ave,, Union, LAieO—Henry en Thursdsy, WARRIN—Blliabeth M, (nea '74 PONTIAC LE MANS SPORT 2895 Taltl, on Friday, July J2,1»7», at DONALDSON—On Friday, July July il. 1W7 of Union, N.J,. the Reformed Church Horn*. l-dr , Big*. *UIO,, PS, Pi, HC T.O,, VI, AM Hldlo, V, top, WSW, 32, 1«7?, FraneU, of 1MI Valliy dtyotta brother of Miss Delia Irvington, b«lovni wife sf tn* M,?*J mllti, H«k No QU70i, . -View Rd,, Martlntvllle, »N,J,,,,_—Lalco of union, Mri, Kathif Ine Beloved "fiuib(hd*^8f"0raw— $ (Muilan) devoted father of Gem ol Hlliilde, Sol Lalco sM Daniel J , Francis T , Margaret Jonn Laleo_of union, ana Mft, Relatlvis and frltndi atitndM 114 BUICILREGAL _ 2835 R, and Lucinda O,, son of •itelleFiorenia of Union, son of the servlciS.jt The CHARLES Inroll Now For Courses in 1 dr.. irown, lute, PS, Pi, AC, buckfti, TO"."VI. Margaret and John Donaldson, thi late John and Catherine F, HAUSMANN «. SON MANYRadio, V, ,top MAN, WSW,Y Jl.J MMORE mllti, »!«, K NENo, U3»»PW ,"USED" Brother of John vy, aiss suryly«a Lalco, Relatives and frltndi FUNIRAL HOME, 1057 S.nford By two grondcnlldren Funeral, atended th* funeral from Avt., Irvlnffenj on Monday. AIR AUTO sjrviee wai held at The HAEBERLE 8. 6ARTH CrimatlBn Ro««d«l« CARS ARE TRADED IN EVERY DAY! Cremafofy, Orange. Th* lamiiy rvUCRMKEN FUNIRAL COLONIAL HOAAl, 1100 Pirn HOME. 1SO0 Morris Ave., Union, suggeift denafiani te tht CONDITIONING MECHANICS Ayi,, corntr of Vauxhall na., Rtiermtd Chureh Hsm*. 719 REFRIGERATION en Tuiiday, intermint AND union, on Saturday, ttunctto St. Nya Avt.. (rVlngten, Gr»cti»nd Memorial Park, Gtntvlive'i Church, for a & HEATING DIESEL ENGINES . Funertl Matt, interment In St. M»a>H ill ntiragi' Tnigit| • - F II 81 T — Altrttta ! n « § Oertrude'tCemettry. Newman), on Thursday, July JI, - For iMf* Inform.llon, c»ll of wriM lediyf y in • ;• HOUYVirooD FIOIHST ; i?77, of irvmatofl, baisvid win M1«R—RoBert CKSrlei, on • of the i*te Theoaort, mothar et Friday, July 32, i?77, of , • 1612 1700 Sluyvtssnt Ave, , (201)964-7800 BUICK ••^OPEL Oeerge R of Inert Hills and irvington, Mlevtd hus&aM ef Union Irvington , Jack T, 61 Irvlngton, censtanct M, irm McLMn), 1, Wi speelallit In Funeral 2140 MORRIS AVE, UNION grandmothtr at Oeoff* W. of lather of Rob*rt Jr., ErnHt and 1, Design and Sympathy Short Hlllt, Reiatlvii and Mf», Mary Jam Andrtwi, 1 frltndi atteootd th* serylctt It WMhtf « Mfi. Marten Ssuth Arrangerrttnti for the „ 688 9100 Iht CHARLES bereaved fornllyjuitPhon*. t, SON FUNEHAL HOME, 1017 Mr*, Mary Dctch, alse survlvM 1 taw Vtux HK) Ro»d, Union, Ntw Jifiiy 07011 OPEN DAILY 9 A,M,9 P.M. SATURDAYS TILL 6 ianferd Aye., Irvingfen By two grandchlidren. Relatlvei ias-iui t iir<,drty. July :B 1977 Panel willdeal One technique to stop smoking with problems in construction can cause illness, maybe death I s Secretary of Labor Ray Mar- A new twist to well-known and oft- "many of our own subjects ... but determine the absorption rate. stiMl has announced the formation of a times unheeded advice is 0 con- (With) less pronounced syTnptoms," The researchers emphasiie that their Secretary's Committee on the Con- sequence of research conducted by In a pilot study, Dr, Horan and his investigation does not conclude that struction Industry to assist con- psychologist John T, Horan and his colleagues closely monitored six "Bome subjects in any given rapid struction labor and management in colleagues regarding "rapid subjects during eight sessions of rapid smoking program are, in fact, being resolving some of the industry's smoking"—a controversial treatment smoking. All six subjects experienced given deleterious ... doses of nic- problems, technique which requires chronic noticeable heart rate and blood com- otine," However, "the possibility of T Marshal] said formation of the group cigarette smokers to inhale from their position and pressure changes. Two of hazardous absorption levels ,,, is within ' within the Labor Department was in cigarettes at six-second Intervals until the subjects experienced cardia arryth- theoretical boundaries," Horan and ; hceord with the Administration's "one- no longer able to do jo. rnins While no concluding evidence colleagues conclude that "normative : dijiir" policy aimed at centralizing and The period, of rapid smoking usually was found with regard to long term data on the amount of nicotine absorbed improving coordination of activities lasts about five minutes, and each dangers of rapid smoking, the in- by subjects during rapid smoking are .' that are related but assigned to various subject smokes an average of four to vestigators caution that "the rapid an urgent research priority," ' department agencies five cigarettes. Rapid smoking employs smoklrxg technique cannot be endorsed 41 The new committee will be composed BEER BEAUTY — A woitress tokos tim« to pose in prBpOrolion for th« fifth the principles of "aversive con- without reservation" and medical *' pf Marshall as chairperson and top annual German Alps Festival at Hunter, N.Y,, in the northern Catskills, ditioning" and "is a powerful technique consequences should be considered Talent show tonight department officials what agencies The festivo! will run from Wednesdoy to Aug. 7, New for this year will be for the behavioral control of smoking ... before rapid smoking is prescribed as *-' directly affect construction These tho int«rnaiionoi beer exposition wher# more than 80 brands of beer when applied in conjunction with other treatment, at campus In Union " mrhjde the assistant secretaries for from around the world will b« served, A feature will bo Lucky's Block treatment components in com- "There is compelling evidence that A talent show will be held tonight at " labor-management relations., em- For*st Brass Bond, which will be flown in from Sehopfheim, Germany, prehensive behavioral programs," the the discomfort experienced by subjects Kean College in Union under the 'I pliivnipnt standards, employment and and will play under the S.OOO-seat main tent. researchers reported following rapid smoking is in fact sponsorship of the college's recreation ' miming and occupational safety and "Although the tobacco of two or nicotine poisoning." However, it is not department. The program will begin at health, the solicitor of labor, and the three cigarettes contains more than known how much nicotine is actually R p.m, in the Wilkins Theatre I'ornmissioner of labor statistics. enough nicotine to cause death, ... most absorbed by the body during a rapid Tickets, at $2 each, may be obtained The department's Labor- Vine crops are on display of the nicotine in tobacco is burned off smoking session. Factors such as from 9 to ll a.m. at the college Management Services Administration during the process of smoking." The "tobacco moisture, filter construction, recreation department's Towrtsend 1 iLMSA) will provide staff support in Perm State studies indicate that the level of heat, as well as rapidity of Hall office, from noon to 2 p.m. in the f-iurts to ease and speed deliver}' of at Rutgers open house high doses of nicotine subjects receive smoking and depth of inhalation" would student activities office and at the door. , SIT\ ices to construction labor and acorn types now available. Preliminary during rapid smoking could, in fact, be, •'• i. LinHgemeni, under the direction of the Vine crops will be the feature of the tests indicate "Jersey Gold" has a fatal. The researchers noted that many TURN ONS I'nrnmittee's executive secretary, vegetable division of this year's higher Vitamin A content than other of the symptoms which precede death The Elizabeth Agency Group l-".-iald van Helden Hutgers Vegetable-Flower Open House squashes. by nicotine poisoning such as nausea, INSURANCE CONSUITANIS on Saturday at the Cook College » The LMSA unit will provide con- Besides the new Acorn squash, other abdominal pain, cold sweats, It MINE! SinilT luiiBITH N j OJjBI ^ s'riiiiion labor and confraetors with a vegetable research farm on Ryders headaches, and dizziness affected Lane, East Brunswick, interesting bush-type varieties of '.;' (->:•.iral contact point in the department, summer squash will be in fruit. Geico or Volkswagen ; '..here they can get information and This is the only time this research facility is open to the public, said Home gardeners interested in : ,-.j.-.istancf or express their views on cucumbers will see the relatively new Group formed Policyholders! "" [•"•Hems affecting their industry," the William Drinkwater, extension specifliisi in home vegetable crops at female types which produce fruit Centast yi ^or Aute Coverjae BEFORE Yeyr Poll • .-i.-retary said. earlier than the standard varieties. b Cook College. Rutgers University to fight laetrile Bsipif»l,,,Ws Art The Largest ifitney For Auto, Flr» The secretary's committee will Although the muskmelons, water- you ALWAYS SURE. HE «nd HOrneowrven Coverage in union County,..TMrr't A •BORROW NEVER • provide overall coordination and Visitors will see pumpkins, squash, melons, pumpkins, and winter squash RMisfl Why!,,. Customer Strvletl melons, and cucumbers on display and PROM A iXPECTSTO ; uiif'-uon of construction'related will not be fully mature, all varieties say cruel hoax PESSIMIST? specialists from the Cook College QET IT PHONE 355-5536 or PL 6-7975 ; ."•-•partmtnt activities svill be labeled for gardeners to observe A Committee on Unproved Methods BACK! ; These include on-the-job training and research staff as well as the their growth habits should they decide Cooperative Extension Service will be has been formed by the New Jersey : ..pprentieeahip programs, occupational to include them in their home gardens Division of the American Cancer '• safely and health, prevailing wage on hand to discuss the experiments in next vear. progress and give demonstrations, Society to contest the "false and B .'-'terminations under the Davis-Bacon dangerous" assertions being made by ' '.,• and other federal wage and hour "Jersey Gold", a new yellow acom- supporters of laetrile who claim the '»*s and equal employment op- ivpe squash, developed "by Dr, Oved Dates selected derivative of apricot pits is useful in c } • riunity requirements Shifriss of the research faculty, is one treating cancer of the outstanding features to be shown. for IRS exam "Laetrile is a cruel and dangerous BURGLARY DETEBRiNT This variety grows as a bush rather hoax," declared Dr GeorgeP, Koeck of TIP; than a long vine making it suitable for The Internal Revenue Service's 1977 ,,rer you 90 ou» »i nijht ittve one or more Special Enrollment Examination will Lake Hopatcong, chairman of the • si's on in locations not vitioie from ths small home gardens. The fruit has a committee, "It is cruel because it preys -."ndows Por eiffnaea absences, there art be held Oct. 6 and 7. SUPER small seed cavity and the flesh is -.erftni.ve pluB •" 'imers tnai will turn on desperate people by promising them ' gits on ano off thicker and finer grained than the The examination, given annually to qualify persons who are neither CPAs false hope. It is dangerous because the nor attorneys to represent clients cyanide it releases in the body is a Documentary before the IRS, will be held in Newark, lethal poison. Even if taken in small, DISCOUNTS Applicants must submit Form 2587 prescribed doses, it results in people on gayrights (application for the 1977 special delaying or avoiding known, effective enrollment examination) to the treatment until it is too late to save One of the largest their lives." FROM 30% TO 70% minority groups . in Director, Audit Division, Internal America, homosexuals, Revenue Service, Washington, D,C. Dr, Koeek's statement was made in svill be the focus of 20224, no later than Aug. 15. No filing testimony prepared for the July 16 "Americana" on New extensions will be granted beyond that public hearing of the State Senate jersey Public Television date, the IRS said. Committee on Institutions, Health and BONUS Sunday at 6 p.m. The application must be ac- Welfare on proposed legislation that FREE FRAME WITH ANY "Sweet Land of companied by a recent photo of the would legallM the manufacture, SET OF BEDDING UPON Liberty," ttttfe ot. thi»_ _appticant, •which will be uied for prescription and distribution Of laetrile legmenl of "Americana," identificationT purposes only, and a in New Jersey, A former mmnbflLOf the PRESENTATIONS , will show how check or money order for the staff of United Hospitals, Dr, Koeck has homosexuals can lose examination fee, made payable to the practiced In Newark for many years, their jobs, their housing, Internal Revenue Service. The fee is "New Jersey is particularly their credit and their not refundable, but a credit may be vulnerable to the false hopes held out by standing in the com- granted to apply on the next year's the charlatans who survey laetrile," munity. The award- application fee. Dr, Koeck noted, "Because of inter- winning documentary related factors- like population - con- looks at growing agitation centration, occupational hazards and for gay legal and civil Trust urges; life-style, our death statistics have rights in smaller reflected a, high percentage of cancer American cities and use car seats relative to other states. This relative towns, i cancer death rate has dropped in recent Jack W. Owen, president of the years, since the alarming figures of SLEEPWORLD SLEEPWORLD SBLL BABY'S old toys wilji t Hospital Beaearch and Educational 1950-1869 came out. Progress in pin- . MEDIUM FIRM REGULAR FIRM Want AS Ca'M 686 7700, daily 9 Trust of New Jersey an affiliate of the pointing causative factors, as well as to j 00. With ail the quality wi> pack iniu H, Mult iiit'idlc quiltini! aiiTiil* HIM New Jersey Hospital Association this progress in treating cancer, has been, only our exclusiw I'awon -in-you hi'uutiful riiu'h of tins fim> SUt'p- week announced that Newark Beth and is being made. But we must move policy li-u us soil at HH-M- p'riivv If world hf'ddinp. Try any maitri-ss Israel Medical Center will be among forward along tested, scientific lines. . you fi'cl i! first. J on won't brlii'U- iitiiHc Tliigi in lo n *IAL ihif- niw! ilu' pricp. A Siiprrh iiiiiii'! the first of 51 New Jersey hospitals to 1 To do otherwise, to resort to false Full SI/.1 $55 i'a Full Si/i' $(jii i'U participate in the trust's program panaceas, which lack creditable proof, Quci'ri tiiw $119 sot designed to encourage new mothers to would be disastrous for our state and its transpprt their infants in federally- people." twin 45 [win 55 approved car restraints, Burlington The committee of medical and lay County Memorial, Barnert Memorial ^representatives which Dr. Koeck heads and wilT^devoW^fpirTS~^oTfeWtrir^ntf~ offer the same service. distributing information about methods The trust, in cooperation with the of treating cancer. This information, N.J, Division of Motor Vehicles Office either in printed form or through of Highway Safety and the Physicians knowledgeable speakers, will be made for Automotive Safety, has developed available through the 21 county offices audiovisual material for presenting the of the American Cancer Society's New program to new mothers, on a one-to- jersey Division. • one basis, during their hospital stay. A six-minute film, "Do You Care FRIDAY DEADLINE Enough?," posters ard brochures have Ail Items othtr than spot news should been designed for this program. be In our office by noon on Friday. \ THE TEBN.AGERS.Iintiiobsby BUNK BEDS running Want Ads Call Hi PLATFORM BED 7700 now! Double dei'kpr bunk beds arp what The bud fliials grai-ffulls IIVIT ri'ii's. i'Vfo- kid wanU,. Kxtra sleeping capa si'd base and you float blissfully on a city that I'V^ry family rU'r^s. Byd- DRY 3 EnJ9y seaside retirement CLEANING living at its active best 1 ifttim t jr it Aid r k=Jt A t t ll and i Lit rtum al HL with oti in n >A I iletimi < irt L immumt\ (in tj Y nf, Url ind dtep tj h Inrij, hup built jn th b irdi ilk in hi tint Ottan [.inland tre llm^. nth hmrdialk All in 1 I rjw Ntvi Jtr \ — [U t 60 mil from L mf rt ihlt i hi u itrni) phtre ANY COMBINATION OF THREE o \ \ rk City ind Philidtlphu A rn del ipirtmtnt I nm opt_n frr First two garments at regular price, thlnl el "i Aid r gate rfi r the pm its ind fn urjn ptctitn If sru irt h r jldtr and similar or (o«%r priced item at only one cent. th d m of indepmd rl Inm^ cf mhined v ith TTTl i fnj \ an ind pt_nJ nt c irefrep lift Excluded from sale! Furs, Suedes, Leathers, m is th f lien shipt f t fntndlv I rmmumtv And 41der t, itt m is h just nj,hl f r v u No i Hats and Household items. th peuLt rfmind th-it com ire m knowinj, thi timi I tmd jut t ill u f r murt inf sr H. \ ullh-nefull lif time mtdicil rvirr il mill in ill (>rtH WXUHl Htur \knda\ thru Effective thru July 30, Iff* THE "CHAIR BED THE LAWSON Cl Sleeps urn' comfortably. An excel- This altraeiiw Queen size convertible- i, u eser need them b iturd is 11 im 11 4pm c r hs apprintmt nt IciiL value. W Speciallv dt lj-ned fjr tida^ ttu SENIOR CITIZENS |.i coviTed in a hcavj' duty inN kis-ik Tk A n-al barpain. —-j-- oldeLiduitsi^iytleBgflttJtaturt^ t ku. th 1 1- l llHlii FI R l 11 central dining I Ind c iped -wr 1 - -| hit-id Iph 5-tr-rt4ki-i courtyards rte_riJtirn Tnpk nh I h x 1 ^ h II RiH tuCk n ikSIRtd i t i id n St t P k At AM Timts t 1 UK) MUR I U III) n( n . DRY CLEANING. LAUNDRY, HANGING STORAGE. T49 FUR CLEANING .BLANKETS , FUR STORAGE , BOX STORAGE , RUGS, DRAPES AND MUCH MORE , SHOE REPAIR Money La Rue 1123 LIBERTY AYE. • HILLSIDE 355-1442 UMlON 12065 Route 22 Nest DAIL The Boardwalk Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756 2GI-988-6G07 FREE PARKINS ACROSS THI STREET IN TH« XIIHI a nnBJEHin<\«'>T»ifatuiri [nmat^ |,t (hi, I kvan (jmu-Tiinji^li'rtjnujV.MiiMiilwi irf the V mud Mrlhnlnt I'hursh HILLSIDE SHOPPINQCgNTER AT THE ACMB MARKHT 904-9TtB"