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VOL. SI NO. VI Mailing Addrtll: Subscription Rate Second Clast Poltaoe . P.O. Box 49, Springfield, N.J 07081 SPIUNGFIELD, N.J., THURSDAY, APRIL 17,1980 til.SOYtarly -i Paid al Springfield. N.J Regional board eliminates 14 By LINDA CARLEU chemislry teacher at Gov. Livingston math at David Brearloy and (Jov. Liv- was seven to two, with hoard members Twelve teachers were dismissed Regional High School, should not be ingston schools; Sandra Grossman, Stephen A. Marcinak and Roland because of declining enrollment and dismissed. .math at .Jonathan Dayton; John Kufel, •Ilecker casting the dissenting voles. two. others fired bceausc.of unsatisfac- She is »n "exceptional teacher...and aviation at- Jonathan Dayton and Ar- Laurie Blinder, features editor of the tory performance during a 2'2-hour has the rapport' and respect (if her thur L. Johnson; Nancy Longueil, art at (Vusader nnri-nni' of 2(1 s'tudenls present Regional Board of Education meeting students which too few teachers Jonathan Dayton and". Arthur L. to support .Traficante,' said ho is a Tuesday night. have...You say you cannot afford to Johnson; Norman. Mopsick, social "respected, admired teacher" arid, The 12 dismissals because of declin- rehireher. I say we can't afford to lose studies at Gov. Livingston; James noted their Under his leadership, the ing cnrollm'ent will bring the total her," said Lcland Key of Berkeley O'Brien, math at Gov. Livingston. paper look first plm-i'in the WO .Colum- DURIlfo OUR CUT SIU-O-TUON OUR OUS- number of teacher reductions in the Heights, president of PTA at Gov. Liv- Also, Susan Poling, science at Gov. TOIIHI* MOVED UP FROM FOMVOMm bia Scholastic Press Association ('.'(in- :hool-system-tor22-hv-Scprcmbei, ac- i —Livingston: Nicholas sarnelll, math at vention. cording to Charles Bauman, director of She has 17 years of teaching ex- David Brearley; Diane Sinisc,-science "lie did a superb job.and deserves personnel- for . the regional school perience, seven which are in the at Arthur L. Johnson and Scott Van another chance," said editor Chuck Me- district. Tenjjpsitions being vacated by regional district, noted Linda Hart, malhal Gov. Livingston. ('ulcheon. . • • . . resigning leaehors will not be filled, he Lodcnkamper of Berkeley Heights, the The staff cuts were made in subjects The sax survey was voluntary and 24 M.P.G. said,' I '•".•• parent of two. students at Gov. Liv- that are in less demand and by seniori- distributed-, March III to random, In another matter, Christopher ingston. She has "competence and en- ty,' according to Board President homerooms, Traficante, a throe-yeaT Traficante, English Icachor at Arthur thusiasm for teenagers," she added. Charles Vilale. "We're cramped, we're veteran Of the school, system-, .said. L. Johnson school rind advisor to the The board voted to consider hiring ' confined .with monetary restriction's.. They were collected by administrators school newspaper, was let go because Feldman as. a full time substitute It's very unpleasant th have to tell p™- right after they were distributed, he' showed poor judgment in the teacher who would be hired as a science pie they can't have their jobs hack," he Blinder said. The survey asked ques- distribution of a sex survey in the high teacher when ii position becomes va- said. ... tions about.teenage srauality, attitudes school, board members said. cant; The board will take up that issue Two other teachers were dismissed and practices, Tralicanle said. . The 22 leaching positions which will im May.'Bndrd Secretary Harold Bur . Tuesday night because of unsatisfac- The name of the .second teacher be cut out next year are more than the dgeJr.said. - . tory performance. Traficanle, English dismissed because of unsatisfactory 18 positions the board anticipated The 12 whose positions will be ter- teacher at Arthur L. Johnson and ad- performance was not released. minnlnH nt- n( llinn Tl ilwludo two •Hw-t-'niimilor, (ho nohnol'ii inn *hrt»H« , Ihc liuaiil vnluil tu up.in Dcccmben,_Rauman said. During tenured teachers, Peidma.n and Gerald tlily newspaper, was dismissed because abolish two'administrative positions the public portion, of meeting, four peo- Delia Sala, a social sciences teacher at of the poor judgment he exhibited in the from. the school system. Those are ple of the more than 60 present told the the Gov. Livingston School. distribution of a sex survey at the high .director.Of instructional media services board that Barbara Feldman, a tenured The 10 others are Nicholas Di Sarro, school, board members said. The vole and director of technical services. BRAND'NEW 1 = SUNBIRDS PHOENIXS TESTINGTHESTREAM-Str«amwalk*ri*Bob Rlxonof Llnd*n, Dan Monahanof GRN1DPRIX FIREBIRD •Clark and D«nnls Jonei of Rahway conduct ttsti on th* north branch ol the Rahway River In Mountalmlde. Th* >tr*am wai pronounced 'In good ihap*'-by the streamwalkcri. * (Photoby Linda Carlau) State moves to LOUS ME S IN STOCK! IRRIVINfilTMUON> IN STOCK! By LINDA CAItlJEU .delayed since 1973 when the first en- nring noise, did and trucks to the com- asked. EVERY MY! Cleaner water goal A stuto proposal to buy the Houdaillc vironmental impact statement was op- munity. She also Said thequarry might Kessler said the state might.consider 5 IMMEDIATE • Aeeird) • CUIee • Prelude) IMMEDIATE run „, Qiinrry iSifiM i H -pasod by groups of residents who were be used as ;i dumping area by other con- putting a fence around the property lo InunatJlnfa DaJrvaty DEllVERiD I •another. ;f|ai-£)uj> in the scven-ycar:long successful in . having- ,tlu> project struction operators or residents. prevent that problem, as the Houriiiillr *'• ..•• B DELIVERY! OnCardnSlMkl DELIVERY! 1 PRICE controversy over Die completion of delayed. ' ' . "Whose to slop stray dumpers?" shi. iCniilimicd ml IKI^C-:]) $ for streamwalkers Route78: . The. final environmental impact CATAUNA-S' 6905 The 160-acre property with borders statement is undergoing final reading By LINDA CARLEU • Avenue that ends on Merck's-pnopcrty. on Shu'npikc and Mountview Roads : hfil Itfl44 'I'll I Ml ftlJV l( T h ll l^i i Ifl 4MI * by the state DOT and the FHWA. " Raw:sewage,.detergents,Jitter_and Getting permission from Merck, of- T would=be used-as-a-tlisposalTirea; for- —Acquisition of the Houdaille Quarry is' toxic chemiclcs arc a few of the things ficials to take tests on the land has been Madeline Lancaster GMMMK-JS- *B787 construction materials during the com- nbt» listed specifically in the final en- difficult so far, she said. l«lri* tail »WHM. I ***>. « (J« M« .HUVW. that can be found in Union County pletion of Route 78, if it should go vironmental impact statement for rivers aside from water. Dangerous One case recently ended successfully, through the Watchung Reservation ac- Route 711, an'ol--tb' 'tfdol down water, with system into the Elizabeth River, accor- (FHWAK '•.-•. • ', Madeline E. Lancaster as ''citizen of temperatures Up "to 176 degrees "However, Kessler called the quarry a ding to the state Department of En- The proposed fi'i; mile right of way Furenheit, which it had been discharg- "special animal." The quarry is includ- the year" at a dinner-dance April 30 at vironmental Protection (DEP)V would extend 2'A- miles through the. ing into Morses creckrThe hot water, ed in the final-environmental impact the Short Hills Caterers, it was Reservation arid join completed sec- Polluters who'are discharging*6rganic which was pouring from pipes on the statement li'ri the sense that three announced this week by Arthur H. tions of the highway • now ending in solvents into King's Cre'ek in Linden bank of the creek, posed a danger to million cubic yards of excavated Buehrer, club president. ALWAYS OVER 300 USED CARS Bcrkely Heights and Springfield. have not been identified ydt. . children playing npnrthftstrenmin'thnt. pg material from the constructionmust he Buehrer stated that, Lancaster "will MAXON-THE USED CAR CAPITOL IN STOOK-Wi TAKE TRADES'!!! —rThE—Elizabcth~RiveT~pnjbli!in hus"" disposed ol, Ije said. The Houdaille be the i.4th recipient oi ihls award tor primarily residential area as well as '• Springfield blficials learned bl the , been corrected for the present by harming aquatic plant and animal life, state's proposal to buy the property Quarry would be used for that purpose, outstanding community service. The unclogging - Elizabeth's aging sewer according to Moore. aftor a March 11 meeting between of- he said. Lions- do not bestow this ^honor on an lines which caused wastes to be chan- • The overall temperature of the ficials from Summit, Union County and Using the quarry.to dispose of the ex- annual basis, but' present it only when neled into the river. The source of. the stream had been raised from-39 to 69 the state Department of TranspMaiiou- xiualcdjnaterial would-be "an advan- extraordinary community service,is to chemicals which are polluting King's degrees Farenheit, a difference which (DOT). During that meeting, Russ tage to the- community because tho- be recognized." Creek and other country rivers has not exceeds limits established by. the EPA, Mullen of the state DOT staled that the material would be disposed of on the Co-chairman of the committee to site instead of trucking it over city been discovered yetr. -Storncrsaidr NJDOT had requested the FHWA for observe the 200th anhiversity of the One group of concerned citizens iden- streets," Kessler added. In Kcnilworth, Hung Qiecasting was permission to buy the quarry. Spr- Battle of Springfield, she is president of tifying water pollution sources and try: discharging cooling wator into Morses ingfield officials were not notified of the—•' Opponents feel otherwise. According the Springfield His'tqricaJ^Jio.eioty. ing to end illegal dumping in the county Creek without a permit and -harming meeting, according lo Township Com-, to environmentalist' and Planning Lancaster headed, the. heritage waterways is the Union_€ounty Water wifoTtfe, Sterner said.. The stream- mittcemunStanley Knish. • Board member Marcia Forman, using committee of the,town's Bicentennial WHICH INCLUDES: Project, a CETA'-funded project con- walkers notified the.EPA who sent a The completion of Jloute 78 has been the quarry as a dumping ground would Committee. " ~: . . ducted by" the New Jersey Public In- certified letter to the company, inform- She headed a fund drive for tlie PARTS & LABOR terest Group (PIRG1. PIRG fs a ing it that it must have a permit. The historic Cannon Ball House. Proceeds campus-based, student-funded coali- company received a permit dated went to retire the mortgage and to • ENG1KE (Ul Internal Part*) tion of students and professionals who March 27 to discharge the cooling restore-thfrbuilding which hus survived • AUTOMATIC TMHSHISSION work for-political, environmental and. -wa ter; —— — since_theJlavolutionuty_War_—The, JADELINE.LANCASTER • DIFFERENTIAL ASSEMBLY social change. Union, the streamwalkers house has been placed on the state and before moving to Sprinsfield.Jn-1945. national historic site registers. -4ihe—was—active" in the electrical "largo l A past president of-GroUBrl-of-the' business operated by, her husband,'the UNIVERSAL SHAFT infl tries to locate the- of phosphates Springfield'Senior Citiiens, Lancaster late George Lancaster. . »BRAKES «WATEBPUMP isa member of th'c Mayor's Committee" -She is an alumna of the Institute of ting field tests. The group reports one it received stated that, only stomrn ind—heads Its health ' violators to the DEP and the En- water runoff and surface water from ! .committee. She als6 is in charge of grand organist of the .Order of the —No monty down II ouilllirt. PIICH Includ* flight mil dulii pup iicludi Miml H«M i.Slinu« lor I'm color T.V. it Miion Shmrroem. Rilill vilw 4!)S.O0. Drialni to b« hild April )0.1110 Wnnr nMd nol bl oriunl to «ln. AiWItall , vironmental Protection Agency • !4/monlh, 11,000 mill warranty Inlonntllon ^vlllabla it dMl<(thlp<. All Clh In Hock iilllbll lor Immadllll dHlwry, HPd i -the parknTflBt'could be discharged into arrangements for sonior,ciUzen_.tEips, EasternSUuvShou-as also organist for B 'EPA kt!h»v rllM, your JnllU|t mly dlllar t)ftfikn°* drlvlnl hUKVIIffllTCondlllim Ud optluii Kiultrm.nl. ••— I becauso-ithus-n(M>ffioial-powor-to-en— the stream, although the group has not ' to go as far as Scandinavia and Hawaii. cburthes in. Li.vinRston and ^Newark. forcethelaw. -'""" . . . checked recently to sec if tho company. inncaster~alsn hns~neon first hrosi- Stanley ' (;rnnsm,nn anri Vnl ~Qp| According to the Clean Water Act of has "stopped discharging __ the dent of the LadieiAuxilinry of the Bat- . Vecchio are co-chairmen of the Lions' 1072, those companies which discharge phosphates, Moore said. - : tie Hill Post,-Veterans of Foreign Wars, tiitizonship committee; Tickets for the pollutants into a~waterway must have a. .'.. The streamwalkers usually perform— iocrotary ()f-th«AS|j|!|llnrf51d-l'-irKt- affair can be obtained frojti "rv club -permit atating-thespeolf4a«a*nounts and four tests to determine if a waterway is -| AidSquad. • . • • member or from Arthur 0auserat 376- types of pollutants which may be She lived In Jersey City and Newark 6257. • . . discharged. The permits arc issued by - polluted,-stroamwalkor Bob Rixon said. the EPA after certification by the DEP First Is the PH test to determine If a to control the amount of pollutants stream is alkaloid or acid. Second is a temperature test. -i entering the waters. The primary goal : of the Clean Water Act Is to eliminate' Third the streamwalkers doa fest fdr • Open house planned the discharge of any pollutants by 1985. nltrijes and phosphates. Phosphate in a On paper, that is (he way things river or stream indicates the presence stand, but enforcing the law is.another of. industrial detergents which ac- • •',.; •' ••• problem and the streamwalkers boliove celerate the growth of plants anej by historical society ' that the DEP and the EP,A (jo not have reduce the dissolved, oxygen- levpl, . the manpower to properly i enforce the disturbing 'the equilibrium, of the The Springfield Historical Society Fulton, Hazel HardgrovC, Lancaster, ' law. Most vlolatora.olthcr do not have a stream and its. inhabitants. Large will hold an open housealthe society's Mildiled Levsen, Ros.c Miller, Donald permit or are violating the limits of . amounts of nitrites in the water in- headquarters, the Cannon Ball House, Palmer, Catherine Seiss, Henry and Ir- their permits, according to Diane ' dicato a lack of dissolved oxygen which 120 Morris Avc:, Sunday from 2 .to S nia Wcinstein and Howard Wiseman. • Sterner, community rojations officer of creates an undesirable environment for p.nv..A letter hand-written by George Hospitality committee members, the water project-. The streamwalkers plant and animal life, according to the Washington in 17110 during a slay in the Virginia Moore, Claire Milak, Ida try to ferret out the violators and report' Union County Water Project. . „- , townsh'ip vliW be available Tor public Stemlcr.and-Elise Ditzol, will serve them to the proper authorities * ajio said. Last'is. tho'dissolved oxygen-test'to*- viewing. • ' refreshments. • . . . One 'violator, who streamwalkers determine the actual amount of . The letter is.kppt in a safe deposit box •• DeFinov ; chairwoman of the .." *>»•> have, not been able to Identify; Is dump-. dissolved oxygon In tho water.. 'jmru local bank and is;sho\vn only once a society's May .4 flea market, also Will" •Although-Indufltry- in- neeordinp to Model IMP l.nnoaster. nnswor Questions Oh tho "rmpitliPB Ing flrgnnlCrgnnlC iOlVci m into King'g s Creekk - society president. .ContihuoUs guides event'and will accept applications for- IIn"" LindenLid , accordinodigg . to .projecjtt "" polluting the waterways in manyjmses rcsidonts sometimes also contribute to tours'will bo conducted from*! to 4 p.hi. spactf rental. The market will be held members. The stagnant, potiutod water The tours will include detailed explana- from 10a.m. to 5 p.tn.'Nn the parking lot la located on private property owned by pollution,: "Hpcoplc hawa stream next i ' i' to their houso, they have to care for the tions of the house's architecture and of 150 Morris Ave. Information is Merck and Co., and Is a ''very, very bad available from DeFino at 376-7523, situation," said Marjorle Moore, acting stream tho samo,way they'd care for a SPRINOCLEANINO-Carl Oropehlniklol Roulla Parkglvti th* Sprlno'UM poit artifacts, Lancaster said. director of the Union CountyWnter Pro- sidewalk," Rlxon cautioned. . • alllct • n*w coat of paint to brlohttn up Iti doer. Dropchlmkl It amploytd by Tho guided tour cojnmittee com- Brown at 376-6430 or Levsen at 379-251H "\ ject, The chemicals probably are enter- "If. people stop dumping in a stream, Robblnt Comtrudion ol Union, owntr ol th* pott ollle*. prises Eva Brown, Dorothy Bunneli, Information on the open house is Jng the creek from a pipe on Elizabeth It starts healing Immediately," ' , ' (Photo by Lfnda Carl«u) June DiFino, Christino and Stewnrt available from Hardgrovcrat 376-3348. 7- <••- ^Thursday. April 17, 1980-SPRINGFIELD INJ.) LEADER . r bPKINGFIELD (NJ.) LbAUfcK lnur»a»y, April i/, IVBO-J Suspect found Essay collection deals s*ate to buy quarry ff-fh#>land is bought by the DOT it near burgldry~ Jf • . , . ' (Conliiiur(Continued frofrom |>a((c l\ H-fh#>lnnd is houghl by ihq D Corporalionhns done. might he converted to a pafk after the —-ijprJnBfield-polico-ropwtod-Uiey-ar— A price for tfie quarry has not l»*n highway is completed, by filling, rested a 37.year-old Irvinglon man Fri- mentioned, according to Kessler and grading and planting the quarry, accor- decade of environment! day at the scene of a burglary of a ding 1n the most recent plaas by the "Energy and the Way We Live" will speakers will be Sandman, Kingston Hospital Wednesday. Hillside Avenue residence.- with Moslem women Victor Aubry, president of the The day's events, which include state. be explored by public officials and and Jacnbson. Edward Henheberi'y was being held Houdaille Corporation. However, educators through a series of Ihrec The April 27 forum, "ICnorfiy4_Na= The public is invited lo afte'nd an music.a tieeplanting ceremony and by ROSE P. SIMON son, inexplicably drawn from familiar literature lo thVUnitaf.Slates, both in Aubry confirmed that state officials However, Forman said "A six-or. 1 "evening leclure by Dr.Spock on "Child addresses by environmentalists, urc in Union County Jail early (his week In The Springfield Public Library lists comforts toward a nebulous goal, lured its Yiddish and American lorm." The publlc-forumt ;it Union College April 23, lional Solutions, ' will be highlighted by lieu of $10,750 bail on charges of had approached him at the end of eight-lane highway is no park." » 27 and 30. an address by Senator Bradley. Chair- Hearing: Yesterday and Today," at 8 being orgaimed by the College's Stu- the following titles among the books "often enough to death •- who is not •author uses the Hebrew word February and advised him that they Construction costs for completing the p.m. in Overlook's Wallace dent Government Association: Coor- burglary, theft and possession of recqntly received. thoroughly understood but is definitely "mishpoche" (family in i's narrowest Leaders of the forums will be Sen. ing the 2:20 p.m. event will be Dr burglary tools (a craftsman wrench might want toaquire Ihc land." ' highway and acquiring Ihe right of way Bill Bradley;, Joe) Jacdbson, commis-^ Leonard T. Kreisman, vice president •Auditorium. dinators of the project are Jeffrey THE MIDDLE EAST'S DISTAFF SIDE WoTttrnollclnp; and writing aljout. He and widest sense to explain the close The quarry was mined for crushed were eslimaled at $B4 million in 1977, , The evening session will include the lilt-Shea, of Springfield, Douglas Sliciv: andgloves). "Women in the Muslim World," by remembers, that for him, one of his relationship of Jews everywhere, par- sioner of the New Jersey Department, of for academic affairs at Union College. Herinebcrry was apprehended after stone from around 1900 until 1977 when Kessler said. However, : the prices . Energy; Rufus E. Miles, Jr., senior final presentation in a day-long pro- rod and Lawrence Urban, sophomore Lois Beck and NlkMKeddie. heroes, Richard Halliburton (who in ticularly during periods of crisis. He Ihe quarry was quieted because of would be "escalated for costs of infla- "Energy and Citizen Initiative" will ^ram involving four of the most inf|uon- representatives in Ihe SGA. -the residents returned home at about 4 Thirty-three experts who have lived 1939 tried to cross the Pacific in a claims that .the theme of Ihe Jewish "economic reasons,'.' Aubry said. "II fellow at the Woodrow Wilson School of be the topic of the R p.m. April so forum. p.m. and saw their house had been tion if and when construction gets under Princeton University; Peter Sandman, lial pediatricians in the country: Dr. ."Earth Day 'HO" .will begin with a and studied in the Muslim world have Chinese junk), was perhaps the last family is the key to Jewish identity. didn't pay to mine it any more," he way,"headded. Speakers arc Miles and Singer: Dr, Spock, Dr. Hustin Mclntosh, Dr'| brokeninto, according to police. They contributed essays on women. They great traveler. The first/born about 400 As a living, spoken language, the said. , communications professor at Rutgers Donald Billiiir, Union College professor sunrise service on the Cranford campus called police headquarters and officers If.the decision is made lo complete, University's Cook College and- -a- Hichard- Day and.Dr_Edward Curnen;. at 7:15. A tree-planting ceremony, willi give a picture of male and female inter- B.C., was Pythca, whom historians history of Yiddish goes back -to about Houdaille bought the quarry from the the highway, the project is still Of English,, will moderate the discus-" They will hold a roundtable discussion reportedly arrested.Henneberry as he . relationships at different roles, and record as having sailed more than 7,000 the thirteen century, Surviving mainly mcmber of the President's Commission sion. ' ... HHii e dedication to be given by Collegge was. walking away from the house: He J)jd North Jersey Qi4arrjLCoJnl«5Gand__ "several years.dowi]lbe-raadrHKossler— on the Accident at Three Mile Island; moderaled by Dr. Michael Ka/.^in an among different social classes. miles on a perilous journey, for neap- in the ghetto. To understand—the* will probably try to develop the land by. Coordinated by the American President Dr. Saul Orkin, will be held at hada box of jewelry, police said. said. The FHWA and DOT must ap- David A. Kingston, technical manager afternoon program for physicians. 11 ii,m. . . ' In the Middle East, family and parent reason. significance of Yiddish, the, author building garden apartments, prove the latest, environmental impact Association of Community and Junior Henneberry was arraigned 'before lineage tics (young marriages, traces the linguistic migration of the M the Bay way Refinery of the Exxon- "The program with Dr. Spock may Music will be performed throughout In the nineteenth century, Mary townhouscs and single-family homes if statement, and several public hearings Company, Linden, and Grace Singer, Colleges, the public event!; arc aimed at Municipal Judge Malcom Bohrod, Fri- preferences for sons) have weakened Klngsley, a British—naturalist arid Jewish people of the Diaspora into the stale does not acquire the land, providing citizens. with a belter help to dispel some of the misinter- the day - on the campus lawns and in day evening. He waived his hearing for in.ust.be held, he said. A definitive plan research member of the Center for the auditorium--by "Five G Fusion," them so that often there Is a mixture of ethnologist, decided to go to Africa. / Africa, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, Aubry said. That would be jlonc by must be made with revisions that will Energy and Environmental Studies at understanding of the energy public pretations of hiS'theories on child rear- probable cause and the charges were traditional and modern ways. Many Some of her implausible adventures aro Francexnid Germany. Yiddish became Houdaille or the property could be sold policy choices we face and the implica- ing," said Dr. .Gloria O. Schrager, a rook band. . ' . ,• forwarded to the Union County Grand probably be .made after the hearings, Princeton. —; women in villages or towns are still included in her booP, "Travels in West the language of most European Jews toa developer, he added. hesjaid. • tions These choices-hold for both present ^director of pediatrics at Overlook. "Earth Day •«!)" is open to the public. Jury. secluded and subordinate to husbands The community forums are part of a Africa." Imaginative theories are oven especially for everyday use, and for and future ways of life. ; and mothers-in-law, with strict limits more enticing, as for example, ,aV out women. Hebrew, reserved for males, nationwide program funded by the Na- SIIOJ' I.OCAI. AM) S/W.K (iAS on activities outside of breeding, child tional 'Endowment for the Humanities, j,Coordinator of the public energy pro- those who sought and are still seeking •was the language of study and the- Dietz renamed as parole chief SHOP OUIt A'DVKKTISKIIK AM) SAVE MONEY care'and crafts, However, among cer- the locale of Atlantis, the city-beneath Scriptures. "••••« ' Gov. Brendan Byrne on Monday ; with matching funds from the U.S. gram at Union College is Dr. Donald D. Drugs, alcohol tain people, women are beginning to Governor's Law Enfiircemenl. Police Department of Energy, the Charles Schmeltekopf, associate, professor in the sea. . / , ' .Gittleman covers the centuries of renominated Christopher Deitz of Council sjnee .1(17(1, is a former Union' enter jobs.and professions where they Conncll writes of Stephen, the-lost' -persecution, the emergence of-speeial- PENNANT DRlVE-rtoberii T. Moor* of, Springfield, chairman ol Seton Hall Stewart Mott Foundation and other the college's Department of will be topic have contact with men and women. "Itoselle to a six-yearJnTm~us~?haiTTnah County Democruliccliairnia.n. • • University's 1980 phonathdn, presents • toy pefinant, symbolizing almost 5,000 private contributors! shepherd of Chartres (cir 1212), who cults and prominent leaders. The lives of Ihe revised Stale r«Trnl<* -RnaVri Thp Economics,. GovernmenTai'id History. -8-pim.at the Roy-—Eaaaya consii I peninnti-uied In the'campalgn to mark succnsful-phonu win, tn KHTttlvT Ihe lead-oli lorum April 23 will start "TiiTO wonts or snoiololoimn Aieicnem, I.L,. n'omination goes lo tl* Stale Senate for All the forums will be held in the pol- mond Chlsholm School gym, the Spr- legal reform, of women's status in from the Holy Land. He Jed a great Perot?, Sholom Asch, I.B. Singer.and • confirmation. •• • 1*5 -Laurence T.-Murphy, president ol Seton Hall. Calls by MO_yo|ijfllwrt-rMul»-ln lege's audilBrTUmrAudrpiunrp'arlleipa-' f Marsh seek* full - time ingfield PTA C6mmittee will conduct a more thin 4,000 contributions totalling nearly. S1U,000, with an unreported various countries, and analyze the posi- children'______s crusad e. - eventually to Chaim Grade are analyzed. blem"- will be chaired by Dr. Muriel tion will be encouraged through drug and alcohol panel discussion en- tion of women in individual countries off disaster. Other stdries concern Baffin, - Deilz, formerly of Rahway, is an at- amount still to coma Irom almost 1,000other unspecified pledges. Ramsden, associate professor of question-and-answer sessions following titled "Prevention and Recognition of torney with the Springfield law firm of and part-time-help in various socioeconomlc levels and class Cabot, Columbus^ Henry the Navigator, . Wcinbcrg, Manoff a.nd Deitz. chemistry at Union College. Featured the addresses. The forums are'frcn Early Signs andSymptoms." groups. Some' present social, change Hudson, Pizarro, Prester. John, Driver is fined Designer The pnncl wilUnclude Richard Bowe, caused by revolution (Algeria) and by Quesada and Ralcjglk_Among heroes, The 44-year-old allornfy is a Custom and ready-made Sales senior treatment counselor, Communi- oil (Kluvait), One section reviews the and villains were explorersor seekers of . $215 as drunk graduate of Georgetown University and " FURS Franks—make state [Essex rabbi will speak •ty Health Center, Overlook Hospital;" historical backgrounds, shedding light the Northwest Passage. Many were, in- ftutfjers-Oniversity Sthool of Law. He is Clerical . Detective Edward Kisch, Springfield* on women's roles in the past. Further terested In acquiring treasures and A Millburn man was fined $215 for a former deputy director of the Stale Police Department, and moderator, .essays discuss the lives- of.Qedduin gold, or the secrets of alchemy. drunken drivinH-and a South Orange Law Enforcement Planning *• Council, Telephone operator _liUCllIe_Wejss,_guidance_counsV' -—* HUSTORY-OF' fiiidt -was—an—assishHil—to—the—-assenibl' _L.C d o pay mandated costs—-at Beth Ahm breakfast • Rtpalrlng t Rfmodallno. Florence Gaudinecr School. city-dwellers in specific countries. / - YIDDISH LITERATURE Springfield Municipal Court Monday minority leader and served as an assis- • Cltinlno Rabbi Barry R. Friedman, president and Mrs. Barry Lauton, Mr. and Mrs. Refreshments will be served. tant counsel to • former. Governor ll work don* on pnmlifi Legislation has been proposed to cause many of these hew programs to Silver polisher - Finally, there are explanations of /"From Shletl to Surburbia," by Sol evening. • |J itdlicountprlcil amend the state's constitution by forc- ..fall by the wayside." " . • • of the Essex County Board of Rabbis, Leslie Isaccson, Mrs. Martin Lieb, Mrs; women's status as iniluencefl by VGittleman. • .' Alfred J. Klein of Millburn was fined Richard .1. Hughes.- From limn i/ntil ing state government to provide fun- will discuss' !'Why Must I Go to Irwin Jacobs, John Schlager, Mr. and Joining our staff could be stimulating and most ideological systems and religious7 $215 and had his drivcr.Vlicbnse'revok- l!)fi(), he was a member of Ihe Rahway. 331 Springfield A ve., Summit The Berkeley Heights Republican To Publicity Chairmen: ' The focus of this study is the ex- Dpily 9-6 Mon. & Thurs. til 9 ' ding for all new programs mandated to said his bill would help hold down the Temple?" Sunday'at 9:30 a.m. at a Mrs. Leo Rifklnd and Mrs. Marcel ; rewarding. Our base salaries and fringe benefits beliefs.. ". / amination of '.'the phenomenon of Yid- ed for 90 days for drunken driving on Board of Education. ' •' .. * breakfast meeting In Temple Beth Tesse. ' Deitz, wllo has been a member of Ihe : 273-9000 county and local governments. cost of government spending at the are thehighest in the industry. This is a great Would you like some help In preparing DRIVE TO THE.IJNKNOWN dish literature as. it emerged out of March 15, . ..- '• .._ Assemblyman Bob Franks (H-22) Ahm, Springfield. Coffee and cake will slate, county and local levels. Rabbi Friedman, who graduated newspaper releases? Write to this " "Long Deslfe," by Evans S. Connell. disintegration of East European life in Barbara R. Wilson of South Orange said his resolution, if approved by the be served. ' .. opportunity. -., . Czarist Russiaafter.lBai." Also, its pur=^_was.fincd$65for.specdingonMarchl. . "I believe the principle of the bill is from Yeshlva University, received an newspaper and ask for our "Tips on For. this writer,, it is'the-individual votersin referendum, would force the The program has been arranged by Apply in person.at your convenience. with a great desire --"the singular per- pose is. "to trace the migraiion_of that In 'other court action, Dominick legislature to "think twice" before extremely'sound," lie said. "The level the combined . adult education M.A. degree from -Hebrew Union Submitting News releases.". Obituaries Ask for Mr. Camins Anicito of Hillside was found innocent creating new programs "because the of government that creates the pro- committee of Temple Beth Ahm and College. He Is a member of the Board of of operating a motor vehicle while in COLANGELO-Junny, funding must accompany the mandate gram must also provule the funding. It Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Springfield. Governors of the Jewish News, The ^ the possession of narcotics. He was of Springfield; On April before local and county governments has the effect ot forcing the legislature Benjamin Margolis, director of National Governing Council, and given a 30 day suspended sentence and 10. - * •* Howard R, Ross would have to comply with its terms. to act responsib'ly-and, in fact, to 'put its education at Beth Ahm, will serve as served as vice president of the fined $150 for possession of. a hypoder- HOLLER-Albert . Sr., money where its mouth is'." coordinator. Rabbi Howard Shapiro of American Jewish Congress in New mic syringe In connection of. a July 23 of-^Springfield; on April "I'm suprisod (his concept did not Jersey. - Religibus/Notices become law several years ago: "It is Franks said he has received scores of Sha'arey Shalom and Rabbi Reuben incident fllirillf* »>hlpn no \i/nu phnrnnH Imi i-ilh'v. fuf • letters Leviim uf—Beth • Ahm, assisted In mere will DC no charge for the ; Jowclors & Silvorsrmlhs sinco 19U8 HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH ANTiOCH BAPTIST CHURCH- - CflMMUKIltV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH with pubsessiuii uf a dangerous weapon MARIANNINO-Danil-.' legislators in Trenton lo_ hum local _gover.ninenis (THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO MECK6S ST. AND SO. SPRINGFIELD MEETING HOUSE LANE • . < • conjureTiew and costly programs while throughout the stale and from the implementing the program. program and young people have been "LUTHERAN HOUR.",AND TV'S "THIS IS AVE., SPRINGFIELD. MOUNTAINSIDE and conspiracy,to commit a bl'eak and e, of Springfield; «n April Other committee members are Dr. invited to attend. -265.Millburn Avo. Millburn. N.J. 07041 . THE LIFE") Rev. Clarence AUton, Paitor. Rev. Elmer A.,Talcott, entry. He was found innocent of the lat- 13. . - sending Ihe bill lo the properly tax- League of Municipalities endorsing the. W MOUNTAIN AVE., SPRINGFIELD SATURDAY—3 p.m., church ichool choir James S. Little, organist and choir director Prevent'atiy'e and payer." . bin. •;._:•. Rsv. Joel R. Yens, pastor reheartal, / SUNDAY—10:30 a.m., morning worship with ter two charges on March 17. MURPHY-PelerF.,of Telephone: 379-4525 SUNDAY—9:30 a.m.; Sunday tchobl, 11 a.m., Mr. Talcott preaching. 10:30 a.mu Church Under the terms ol . his proposed "I'm not surprised," he said! "Man-. THURSDAY—7 to 10p.m.,Senior High coffee- wpuhlp service.' p.m., svenlna lellow The Ivory Coast plans mandated., program "and the natural ' law has further complicated Ihe pro- sate i1;ems to increase -access • lo WEDNI'SDAY—7:4i p.m.', Adu|t Choir. UNDAY^-8 a.m.. Holy Communion) 10 ST. JAMES CHURCH •' • " reluctance to find new revenues will blem." The Summit Area .m.. family worship service and sermon, 45 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE,, SPRINGFIELD primary education and TEMPLE SHA'ARBY SHALOM church school and babysitting. (The 10 a.m. Mspr.. Francis'X. Coylo, Pastor improve ils quality • by 2626 Morris.Avenue YWCA has -scheduled a service Includes Holy Communion on first • SUNDAY Masses—5:30 p.m. Saturday; 7, Lunches AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF housecleaning sale, for : - : THE ••• ••••• AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS and third Sundays and on feetlyal occasions; 0:15, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. and noon Sunday. building and equipping 5. SPRINGFIELD AVE. AT SHUNPIKE morning prayer on other Sundays.) Dally Masses—7 end 8 a.m. Masses on oues ol ' SPRINOPLELCELEMENTARY four teacher-training Union, N.J. Monday. The sale will ROAD, SPRINGFIELD . . holy days—7 p.m. Masses holy days—7, Q,.9. *CBi=-»-5^- SCHOOLS • ' . Summit Y to open rolls and 10 a.m. and 7 p.nv,. * , FRIDAY.; Horo-'sandwich with coleslaw, centers with-°a total take place at the YWCA Howard Shapiro, Rabbi ' • / apple [ulco, orange, milk. - . Irving Kramerman, Cantor Sacrament'ol PeriSnce (confestloM)-*- building at 79 Maplo St., TEMPLE BBTX AHM . • Mondavi 7:15'lo 7:45 (r,m.i Thursday boforo MONDAY: Orango |utce, turkoy salad on enrollment capacity .of Ellen Friedman, daughter of Ted and Myrna TEMPLE DRIVE AND. BA-LTUSROL WAY first Friday to the month, 7:15 lo 7:45 p.m. hard roll, applo, milk. '688-66B Friedman ol Sprlnnflald was called-to the about 580-students and a in Summit from 0:30 a.m, Rabbi Rtuben R. Levin* - Saturday, 1 to 1 p.m. No scheduled TUESDAY: Frankfunor . On bun; for seven-week session • Torah as a Bat Mltzvah'vn April 13. FRIDAY—8:45 p.m., USY creative service sauorkraut,- bakod boans, cinnamon yearly output of 500 train- , confessions on Sundays, holy days and evos Registration for the next seven-week FRIDAY—«:45 p.m.,.Erev Shabbat service, for Israel. Independence Day. applesauce, milk.' 1 SATURDAY—10:30 a.m., Shebbat morning of holy day.s. . ed primary teachers. A By Appointment . . session of adult programs at theSunnit savlngTou^e wntZt^ce^eMy ^ Donations are being ac- "NOW'ACCOUNT urvlce. . ' • SATURDAY—10 a.m., Sabbith service. WEDNESDAY: Bakod zltl with :moat $2'l million World Bank sauce, tossedsalad with dresslrig, peaches. copied, according to Bess , SUNDAY—?:30 a.m., breakfast meeting In 5 J DAY ) ll SI fh00< rumm (> L e Art eL t l TB p 1 - Area YMCA will start Monday with the five weeks on Tuesday and Thursdays. n s e le. ~" ?fitelJ. '" ' J°? ?.'a.'Jt. J:il >.?...i. /fi " " ''! ' -hinti win support wie-pian.- • ' '< • •" ••- —L. . 1 5iy CHURCH MALL-AT ACADEMY GREEiDPFiNi THURSDAY: Baked chicken,^ mashoe new session, of classes' schedfttEtf-ToT" 7 to a, starting April 20, ftjR ' potslios, mliiod vegetables; poars; milk. April 28. ••."'•- ing the event along wjtli SPRINGFIELD 1 • .-.' FRIDAY: Pl«a, corn,.roasted nuts and For those looking for a workout on Gerri Harter. • Bowditch R»v. George C. Sch'leilnger, pastor raisins" milk Coed programs are offered in water Thof s Got New Jersey Tolking! FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY-9:30 a.m., Church School and their lunchg hour, the Y recommends suggest, that donations of SUNDAY9:30 a.m, c Scool and FLORENCEOAUBINEER exercise twice weekly. The exercise in the Coed Executive Fitness Class, chapel service. Gorman worshipworship . TheodorTheodre • SCHOOL saleable but unwanted Klbbutf "Yehel! luncheon.-fJuest speaker,. SPRINGFIELD - Relmllnoer- Sr.-preachlnoSr. ^ 10:30 a.m.,; FRIDAYrTacos with shreddod lottucd aTTaTTdd" shallow water to music is designed for stressing' cali.sthe.nics,. jogging, Rabbi Moshe Z4me.r of Tel Aviv. Rev. Bruce Whltefleld Evans, D.D., pastor lll 0W0W hlph l p urur b y r L ii dd h dih ith ll household itorrjs be Patricia Burch.Byersi director of education. anS.dL MissioA*« ii . n.ite CirclAi!3.e - n°11 T*am™ *2,momm;!-f'i;!-f'ia *eeso e orr horltl o sandwicsandwicdt h with* coloslaw' , total body conditioning, flexibility, flexibility, stretching and endurance THURSDAY—3:30 p.m., confirmation class. anS dL Missio* ten ACircle. 11 a.m., momma oranae or aolatln dossert. ''brought "to the YWCA. worship. William Rossolet, lay loador, MONDAY! Grlll£I choose sandwich or , relaxation and fun. The course is given exercise's, given Mondays, Wednesdays 5UH LADY OP LOUBDEt CHURCH ' 7 p.m., Webelos meeting. 8 p.m.,u Choir RdngResiding.. •• • . turkoysaladsandwlch.apploorkoysaladsandwlch.apploorr ccannenned fruit., Another first! Those who are unable to MOUNTAINSIDE rehearsal. , TUESDAY: • FrankTurtor on bun, Mondays and Fridays from 10:15 to and Fridays, 12:15 to 1. For the evening Rev. Msgr. Raymound J. Pollard, Pastor . SUNDAY—9 a.m., Church School classes. TUESDAY—7:4TUESDAY7455 pp.m.m , Womon's MissiMissioon TUESDAS Y FkTt b bring donations to the 1 b ni r 10:45 a.m., . exerciser, .there is the Y's Way to Rev. Edward Ellert, Assocleta Pastor, Rev. Adult education classes. 10:15 a.m., church THURSDAY-5 to 7 p.m., turkey dinner. 8. "Jfi™fi W"L1/ °° ' YWCA building may call NO MINIMUM Gerard J. McGan'y, Pastor Emeritus. worship service with the cantata. "The p.m.. Chancel Choir. WEDNESDAY: Bakod zltl with moot A coed adult ldarn-to-swlm class is Fitness evening program, also coed. Mass schedule—Saturday, 5:30 p.m.i Crucifixion" sung by the choir, • FRIDAY—Ch8_l p.m.,. Chfr, Bus___y, Fingers. ' *-**'• WEDNES 273-4242 to have a pick-up ! Lfllai with t Magnificent new ' given on Wednesdnys . in tn 10:30 n.m This -strnsHfrR rnrrtinvntipiilnr hpn.lth SALAMCfi REQUIRED -Sunday, 7,.», UlS-and-fo^M-a.m^ind-noon^ *tONOA¥—7+aO-fWriT7-G(i+-6eeut-tYieeHntf; SATtlRPAVSA-TtlR-PAV—?1 lo 9T309r1iypTmTrAA^SprlnofJ .__ _. _ „... cranborry and Thursdays9to9:30p.m..Forthose exercise with flexibility, running, "Tirade at tholrtumrc;——_ weekdayUand Ba.m.;holydavs, 7, TUESDAY---9:30 evm., KaffeeklatschtPrayer Group. . souco, mashod potatoes,.mixed vegetables,' Hems the sale NO SERVICE CMAj^E ».m, and 8 p.m.; Novena, Mondays, S p.rri Group. 7:30 p.m., Cub Pack 70rmeetlng. ' poars. •• . ! suffering from back problems, the jogging, stretching and endurance TO EARN INTEREST! •MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL FRIDAY: Pliia, corn, or boof chow moln, .organizers arc most in- .1180 SPRUCE DR., MOUNTAINSIDE roastod huts or applosauco. Radiant Gut Diamond physicianrecommended Y's Way to a .exercises, and. takes place Mondays terested'in receiving are The Rev. Matthew E. Garlppa. DAILY„ : Julco, milk, cottago choos.„ e an„.d \i Healthy Back program runs six weeks and Wednesdays from 8 to 9:15 p.m. kitchenware, linens,, SUNDAY—9:45 a m., Sunday school lor all fruit, poonut buttor and lolly sandwich• Ich,, haharnd BALANCE IS MAINTAINED... -•-not groups (bus service available); 11a.m., cookod oggs, tuna fljh sarldwlch, assortoassorteid on Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 7:45- For women, the ever popular JOY Christmas decorations, worsnlp service (nursery and -lunlor church broads. exclusively at Marsh p.m. and Tuesdays and Fridays, 12:15 rhythmic aerobic exercise program for pr"bvided)77p7m'.,-w6rs(ilpservico''(nufVer'y REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL small furniture, ap- . .provided). • .. MONDAY: (1) Grlllod choose sorftlwlch; to 1." ' ~ ' . total body .fitness is given dally, pliances, jewelry, toys PER MONTH! MONDAY—1:30 p.m., coltago prayer (2) Sloppy Joe-on-bun; (3) Splcod ham mornings, noon-hour, late afternoons . meeting. sandwich. Choice of two: potatoes, and games. Clothing and WEDNESDAY—e 0 n., prayor and Bible vegetable frUlt. and evenings with a twice weekly large furniture will not be study meeting. • TUESDAY: (1) Frankfurtor on roll; (2) special*slow-movers' class" for those THURSDAY—8 p.m., choir rehearsal. ', Hot bakod moatloaf on bun; (3) Chlckon, accepted. . FRIDAY—7:30 p.m., College and career salad sandwich. Cholcoof two: Whole kornol Walkathpnset whahavc not exercised for a period'of Proceods from the sale group Bible study. corn— , vegetable'-•-'- , fruit'-•••. WEONE5DAY:_(l)_J.urkoy-Chow raoln_ -twie^have-some-llmltaHons • and (o win be added to the in- wlth vegotablos, rlco, fruit,- <-}•) seniors with orthopedic or other EVANOEL BAPTIST CHURCH Choosoburgor on bun, rlco, vegetable, fruit; for two towns come needed by the 242 SHUNPIKERD., SPRINGFIELD (3) Cold submarine sandwich, fruit problems. JQY_participants may sign YWCA for goneral Rev. Ronald J. Perl, pastor THURSDAY: (1) spagholtl with moat • The -Suburban Deborah Hospital up for two to five classes a week. THURSDAY—7:30 p.m., choir rehearsal. sauco, tossod salad with drosslng, chilled Foundation League has scheduled a 10- operating expenses. FRIDAY—7:15 p.m.^•"^«, i«,"u«".rPlonoo-r »^-«:'r,-,Girls. .7:1« iT,5" lulce; (2) Grlllod pork roll and ' chooso Brochure and details are available kLMCh'°J 6oys.a0o» 8 l0 "• sandwich; (31 Tuna Salad sandwich. Cholco . milejSave-a-HearJ_Walkathon through Y from the-Y-MCAat67MapleSt—Also for ^5-«i nH»Vnn n ondDAILY: Largo salad plattor With broad. will cover 10 milos.-eHdtag^tA'mencSh . Hour Fitness for women Friday morning deadline S i« Pi i'.« 5 m iltli. buttor, homemade soup, Individual and HaDDy - !!(FJISfor.- boys, Eage£ s [0-18_z..45-p.m... prayor »lods ond desserts, pre-announced specials. 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can give a misleading picture Behind Baumgqrther m?F~ mm By Cy BRICKFIELD "are more likely to be cast as comic ' ing programming during (he fall * y Dayton's double-steal resulted in a Among the many reviews praising characters, to be treated with each year plus that week's Saturdav ' After one week of Suburban Con- wild throw to third as Wasserman "Skag," there \vas a particularly in- disrespect and to be portrayed as stub- and Sunday offerings between 8 a.iri ference plays the Jonathan Dayton scored. Policast)-o was singled in by teresting one in which the critic confid- born, eccentric or foolish." ' nnd2p.m. . • baseball team has a 1-2 record. junior Kevin Karp. Dayton's last run of ed that he had one qUibpling complaint To reach these conclusions, Network officials have already Daytpn'srvictory da'mm thcJlootva Netters top Rah way ivas-funded byT$200;ooo~grant7fom~lfie~ Streets of San Francisco," Karl Maiden researcher noted that most television - Administration on Aging, the • An- FASTER GOLFING URGED was in his early GOs-playlng a police . - ...„„ .,,„„,. iviCVISIUll nenberg" researchers charge that This is the time'when showers encourage- next month's Open letter'to all Union County golf detective presumably in his CaTly-to- viewers consider anyone over 50 as be- .coursemembers: ' "characters over 65, who comprise ing old. By those standards, James but fall to Clark, flowers, when young men's thoughts (according to the ppets) mid-503. For the purposes of a body, about 11 percent of the real population, TAKING ITONTHE RUN-fcnthony Circelli panes the baton to Dayton Regional lightly turn to lovfcr-and when our young baseball and Please all you golfers write to the •which age should Maiden's character Garner, who Is.52, is an old man No Jonathan Dayton's, boys varsity ten- but tired rapidly, allowing his opponent make' up 2.3 percent of the of the fic- "anchorman Ken Klebous in the 440 during the Union County Relays. - .• softball players tune up for the games tp come. • .' Union County Park Commissioner and be classified tis being? • : ":. wonder "The Rockford Files" is going nis team split a pair of non-conference to close the gap before coming back. In tional population. The a'verage viewer off the air! . • . . Little league sports, nationally affiliated or not, can be a to the golf course you play at and tell At the same time, the Annenberg games, last week, winning at Railway, the second set, both players exchanged (Photo by Bill Blllard) sees well over 300 speaking characters • -o-o-r ' valuable learning experience, Boys.and girls can learn the them to try and help this "Slow Play- researchers did not watch every pro- 4-1, and losing to Clark at home, 3-2. games before Berliner broke service ing" problem. They could bo sending a Week in prime time. Only seven are (Cyril F. "Cy" Brickfield is the ex- Importance of cooperation, as well as the even more valuable gram on networkTV—nor did they view and won the match; Pine lost at second out "Rangers" in golf carts to push over65." "•'•..•• ecutive director of the American At Rahway, Tuesday, Alan Berliner lesson that everyone has a contribution to make. every episode of the series included in singles, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3. Schulman, in his I rack team WM won easily at first singles, 6-0,0-1, Mike along any bottleneck of players:- Also by When TV programming does Include Associationof Retired Persons and Na- first varsity matcmatchi lost, 6-0, 6-1. Much of the value, of course, depends on the quality of the_ putting "Stop Playing Slow" signs.at their survey. Instead, their viewing was Pine, moving up to second singles from older people, the study notes that they. tional Retired Teachers Association in Schlagcr and Bloch lost at first doubles, By PENNY LEVITT : coaching. Most of the coaches realize that every 10-year-old each tee. ~- limited to a single week of prime oven- third singles in place of the absent . hurdles, willr Smith st'ttind.~5milh,'l?d Washington, D.C.) 6-3,6-2, suffering their first-lose in four Although the Jonathan Dayton cannot be a Willie Mays. Each boy or girl must be taught the Mark Dooley, lost, 8-3, 5-7, 8-4. Kcn- Mucdonald iind'.lohil Miiy swept the in-» .. On a Monday morning at Ashbraok it starts. Michael Berliner (freshman) Regional High School boy's spring Schulman, a. senior newcomer to the lermediiite hurdles, Anthony Circelli. basic skills, encouraged to use them and motivated to use took me and my partner three hours to" and Stcir (sophmorei at second track team has not yet reached its them well enough to vyl.n. • -— v varsity, played at third singles and won and Ed Francis wore mic-lwn in I he 100 play nine holes. No one age group is to doubles easily beat their opponents- fullest potential, tlie athletes arc per- and.tlw am-mi-ter. sprmls: In the 400, Rut thi? rrtPst ImprtHtaht facine_rrffa»n—win—ft»—p»ff»nlfl|-- by default, as did the first doubles team ^_~~2_jS!S__iu]jzi^MiyioittM—t8Gtop-often—can—be—parentat -blame,-Pve-6«en-young-playerB-look-for- THE STATE WE'RE IN _fo£min8—bottom—thajritr orDan Schlager and Steven Bloch. At" , 0-2,0-I. Both attitude, me parent; whose children benefit the most from a ball in the rough five to 10 minutes tty U.F.Moore, North Jersey Conservation Foundation undefeated in four starts. teams in tho area. Last Tuesday the l(»)k the first Iwo places. Jell Knowles. little league ball are the ones with the most positive attitudes. undnot let the next group play through. second doubles, Michael Berliner and team defoaled R'oscllc High School, 105- .Lou Salemy and Clen ICIIz swept at H(H) Come April 22, it will have been 10 Robert Steir blanked their inexperienc- Dayton (2-2) is ranked 10th in the Each game has a winner and a loser, and children on losing I've seen women who can't hit the ball like it's getting back on the track. DEP 20. . '• • meters. . ' ~ • years since we observed the first vast amounts of. oil and would also "ed foes in-30 minutes. . i county. This week, the Bulldogs opened ;teams deserve as much encouragement as the winners, If not as far as men play twice as fast as the and the Department of Energy are free us and future generations of a : Suburban Conference, competition Jimmy Hdi'lie won at '.MM meters men. It just tikes a-few "Pro" type "Earth Day," and in our varlous^ways Matt Smith wassecohd in the javelin. - more. Making a child feel .guilty because he drops a ball or pushing activities of.thc new State Ad- great deal of pollution. Thursday, against Clark, -Alan yesterday against- Millburn (ranked In. the discus, Danny Domaratsky was •ivilh a finishing kick in Ilie-iasl KM) ' players who should read their golf man- . became aware that we are all surround- visory Committee on Recycling. strlkes-oul Is a long first step on the way to lasting trouble. ed by a condition called "the .environ- We need instutitional help, too. I'm Berliner won, 7-5, 0-4. Setting a blister- 13th in the state), and travel to New first and Robert i Dooley second. meters. Steve WrighUwus third. Keith nersbook. ' . Those hard economic facts lend em- BIRDIE BOUND-Llnlng up a blrdlt put forth* Jonathan Dayton Regional High Most coaches and umpires offer ffielr time and strength so ment," A lot has happened since then, confident that intelligent legislation ing pace, Berliner opened up a 5-1 lead, Providence tomorrow. Domaralsky, Kevin Iaoine and Dooley llanifjiin, Scott Connok'V and Jimmy . So come on, let's enjoy golf again, phasis to the Committee's message. School varsity poll team ar*/from left/ Jay Davit, Marly Swartion and Frank that young muscles and minds can grow stronger. They and a lot of things have not happened, will materialize in that area: laws oh swept the shot put. llalpin swept Ihel.ilill meters. The'150(1 write or call your courses and tell them, Things like the fact that landfills, if con- Kelly. - (Pholo-Oraphlo) meter relay team nf. KnHelhar.dt. seldom merit the abuse heaped on them by too.many adults tOO. .:...•... •beverage containers and other "Rlveusahrnnk " ' structed as they should be, arc very ex- Pole vaullers Jeff Knowlcs, Dnoley Klebous, C'-ircelli and Kit/Was first. on the sidelines. Now we are about to be reminded fre- recyclables, along with changes in the Dayton boosters Eqfth Day run BILL ZULU) pensive. And . that the reuse of fee structures, imposed by the Public and Robert Irene also swept and Paul Last Saturday, at t lie 'Union County Parents who vent their frustration by screaming at players Cottier Avenue quently that next month brings the 10th materials like, paper, glass, aluminum Golfers 'capture tri-meet; Comnraralo and Anthony Circelli wmie anniversary of. Earth Day. Tho New Utilities Commission, and with local or- I to meet tonight Relays, the pole vault learn of Knowles.' and coaches not only demean community. Volunteers, they Springfield and steel saves a lot of money and, even dinances, to reinforce .county and slate set Saturday one-two in the long jump. Commarato Dooley and John Alexy finished second. also set the worst possible example for their children. Jersey Department-of Environmental more importantly, a lot of eriergy.1 ~ I The Jnnulhnn Dnytoii ileijloiiiil also was to place first in the high jump •—4 Protection (DEP) will be helping to re- solid waste mandates. ' _ The liitlli hurdles team of Commaralo, Certainly, some coaches and umpires make mistakes. The Did you know that if only 10 percent of,, -= Ulgh School All Sports Rooster with Keith Hanigan third. mind us, because that agency was of- I'm looking for help front Madison to play at Caldwell today at Newark site Alexy, Smith ami I laninumvas fourth in umpiring mistakes usually balance out In the course.of a. the "waste" we regularly ship away B Cliil) will liuld fl ti|)c.dul ni«ctinK Commarato won his event, inthe liltlh Congressman ficially born on April 22,1970. Avenue, too. Despite being thesourcepf By PENNY LEVITT •a ioiu>h field. game; or a^season. -•• • * • . from our homes to an interim natural, Frank Kolly 52 and Brian Silbe'rt- 5fl. = tonight lit 8 ill the men teachers' An -Earth Day Anniversary-Cherry One of the things which happened 10 n lot of our wastefulness, by urging us resource storage facility called a dump The Jonathan Dayton. Regional High David Wheeler also played', .' 1 H lounge ut the high school. .Blossom Run for Fun will be held at j^Artyone who can do better should certainly not stay on the years ago, and then essentially stopped to.consume essential materials more Public Notice were recycled, we'd save a-minimum of School golf team won a triangular meet This afternoon the team has a match § Anyone interested in working Branch Brook Park, Newark, Satur- sidelines, making the entire procedure less pleasant for nappening;_was the clamor for recycl- '(nan ia necessary, it-is not populated by RmaMo 120 million per year? It all " last week on the upper course of scheduled at Caldwell. Monday, it will 5 with the Sfliolarslilp eoniniittco day. Competition is open to all who TAKE NOTICE that Cycling be t ut \ust iu -Baltusrol. Daylon finished wlTha" 244 :»luljt Millbuin and Wuw PI'OVIdehce alT Oiip wllli Vufjlblidilun at - IMPUHT A Youngsters soon learn that some are more capable than President Carter's 10 ccnts-a-gallon ...o. —— ..«.. .WJVJ1115 awuio UV I0DI IU wnemer we, the public, arc willing to = or nn the. senior iiunnls dlnricr EXPORT, IHC, has applied ti Madison Avenue knows that people score; Roselle Park had 291 and Rosello ..Baltusrol. Coach Ray ..Yanchus, noting the Heller Parkway entrance to the lo tho Dlroctor of others, on the ballflelds as In the classrooms. And the additional tax on gasoline will have lit- have taken bureaucratic root, following separate garbage and trash com- I are spccln'lly urged t» attend, nc- . efforts of earnest volunteers who spent ponents like glass, aluminum, paper are going to. get a lot more impatient 304' . -.•..'. that the conipetition will be getting park. ' tho Division of Alcoholic baHfreld, |ust like the classroom, should be a place where tle impact on controlling inflation or wiln unnecessary amounts and kinds of = cnrdiiif! to ItiirlKirn, Pcrcliiiluk, g Bovoraoo Control- lor a thousands of hours collecting paper and : and steel. By doing that we would allow tougher in tho near future, feels there f§ secretary. -s A novice run for those 14 and younger Plonar(i Wholosalo License ) SPRINGFIELD AVENUE\ children learn both skills and se,lf-confldeno«. conserving, fuel, but it could be the packaging, so that it -will ^influence -will-start at 10.a.m. over a two-mile for the promlsos locatoB at SS 4 •.bottles, and numerous legislative and them to be collected as relatively pure —On the par:36 course, Jay Davis shot . will be improvement in the individual illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Morris Avonuo, Sprlnofleld, Parents who use/the scorecard as a weapon, |ust as some, straw that breaks' tho camel's back of marketers'to back' off from packaging . N 44, Martin Swanson 45, Tod Leonard 47, scores. ' . , course. Registration is from 8:30 to 0:15 the tourist industry. Officials of-the administrative attempts to convince us resources, making recycling a lot do the. report card, are simply encouraging their children to that we have a problem to solve! easier.- • which is hard to recycle. ThlngsTike a.m. Medals will be awarded to high Names and addresses ol American Hotel and. Motel Associa- plastic-coated bottles and bi-metal cans stockholders who own 10 become the next generation's failures. Now, thanks to the Arab world's mak- Softbqllers top finishers. • . porcont or moro of the slock tions, for instance, claim the tax will That small effort on our parts would (steel and aluminum). Ithink one of the And. that Is a mistake which none of us should want to ing it Impossible to .forge.t that our result in much lower disposal costs for The Open Run, for all agesi will be a are as follows: .-, . . mean a drastic change'in vacation' first steps by Madison Avenue will tie JOACHIM K. BIRKLE t make. energy sleigh-ride Is ending, plus some four-mile test beginning at 11. Reeistra J47 Unriorhlll RniiH _p]ansioE.maajUourJsts all-of us, thanks to >HP rffinjp vnlno nf_ -told—nottees—like—"fiecydu Me!"' Soccer Scene Sumrnit -harxPecononti•---' 'u fads' , rauyt'HnB~too1ts~llfti ~the separated materials. It would save tion is from 9:115 lo 10 a.m. Awards will 0 printed on cans and bottles. By DILL WILD Clarkstown this'weekend in the second NZENHOFdAMBdAMBHH HEADING WEST— With a growing emphasis on fuel con- go to the first 10 men iind women Kolplnostr1 . 1 servation, it is fair to ask whether the -" The.teams in the UnlpntancerJu,nior round of tho New York Cup in the Boys' Clarkfahs 10 finishers with additional awards for the • 47 73 Moohnosse- rise Prospect Office at soccer program batted .500 with an Division. The Kickers are scheduled to Koerbecke United ' States should be promoting After losses to tough Union Catholic first three masters ( made Immediately- In question, Americans-should. examine KNOW YQUR softball team bounced back and beat is no registration fee; wrltlnolo tho. Dlroctor ol tho impressive i'i-b win over the Hudson- hjrmediate games on tap Saturday at Division of —Alcoholic PROSPECT ST. their vacation plans and the prospects Bli u : 1 1 Summit, T2-0, "for its first Suburban The four sponsors are the Newark Bovoraoo Control, . Nowark In Past Tense Dalmatians. The Lancer Boys' Division Farcher'~ ""'"s "Grove . "On e agains'""'t "--'Garfiel~ - d International Plain, Roulo l for attracting foroign visitors who can Conference victory. Chamber' of Commerce, the State oT ONE YEAH AGO team was on the short end 0/ a 3-0 score United and the other against the Kear- [8,9southbound,Nowark, N.J. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO bolster our economy and help the U.S. Senior Kathy Clark pitched tho entire New Jersey Department of En- - JERRY COHEN and RAY C6NDON but then managed to carve out a 5-4 vic- ny Americans. Springfield; faced with the problem of pay for oil imports. Tho chronic irri- game'for the Bulldogs. In addition to vironmental Protection, County of CONTINENTAL IMPORT HEADING EAST— are selected by the local Republican tory agains.t Hudson Dalirlatian boys' If you were part of the 51,000-plus soc- & EXPORT, INC. Sunday business, makes an attomptjo_ . balance in travel, for instance, has striking out to, she bajted in three runs. Essex Department of Parks, Recrea- screening committee as candidates for eleven.. cer, fans at Giants Stadium last Sunday 55 Morris Avonuo halt the growing practice;..The SpT^-grown from $1.3 billion in 1960 tp $3 From the,New Jersey Taxpayers-Association Senior Jody Gussoway had three RBI, tion and Cultural Affairs and the North- prinollold, New Jorjoy 07001 use Hilton Office at ' the. Township Committee in the wgiieia Reserve Kire Corp increases its In the Youth Division^ the Lancers fof r ththe CosmosC1 1 hhome openor, you ipfld. Loador,'April 10, 17, ingficld Reserve FireCorp increases Its billion a year? That is the difference Will l980.be the year in which the ex In 1976. Therosa Young two-RBI, and Sue Ellen Wnrd Educational and Cultural Center. 980 : (Foo: $15.12) November genctaLelection.^.Veteran—size to 35 active members withtheaddl- lost to the Bergen Kickers,.2:l, and the .heard It. You heard.the.boos when they sizeIto26activememborswiththddl -betweenwhat-Americans spendabroad' ecutive branch-of-New-JersejnStnti Huelbig,—Mary Esemplalr and —The event is in celebration of the 10th Democratic Township Committee tion of ROBERT JOHNSTON, FRANK Union Kickers tied the Clarkstown introduced Giorgio Chinaglia. and what we earn here from-foreign government becomes a "full hoiiso?,' sophomore Linda Graziano had one hit anniversary of Earth Day and the .foun- members, NAT STOKES and BOB HARLOW, EDWARDSEIDLand VIN- visitors. _ asks • the New Jersey Ramblors, 1-1. The Union Lancor. in- Chinaglia is the team, captain,, and ding of the Department of Environmen- WEI-TCHEK will seek then* fourth CENT STAHL...The Shade-Tree Com- termediatcs played to a scoreless tie rieodsonlysixmoregonlstogointothe each_ " . The lack of errors along with timely tal Protection. "Jerry Fiizgerald- SELL YOUR terms on the Springfield governing mission and chairman AQAM..P. LA, .Before strangling; the US. tourist in- dTnV legislation" t'olr^t^dj against the Kearnv Americans. record book as the North American Soe- cost estimator The r.nver- -hitting worofactors^gainst-Sunimil= _hodyu4EAT_BlCCIUT-OJs-presentodthe—SOT-A-obserye-ArborDSy~By assisting - The—Lancers~iost~to~tlve~Bergen cer League's, alltime leading scorer. He r g •1•« v ~SISt6iBxecu(Ive^epartmonts, Tho 194; ' The Bulldogs this afternoon will play Registration is under-the direction of. TULL SERVICEXJFFICE^ Brian Piccolo Award by the Springfield local students in planting .trees 1 of gasoline tltution placed a limit .of 20 prin Kickers, 3-1, in a" Junior Divisionmat- has broken many Cosmo and league' '•••]'••: cons New Providence. '-- ______Unico Chapter, J t0 stay within lhc c ch. • • • ; records in scoring. Why the boos when Paul- Camitta, Department of Park's. throughout the to neea to understand its economic -'-"•"• ' ""i"-—1 «••<-••" » iin •me.executive =&„""„stitutionallimi„ °*LTt • -"""'°n-• actio","•"".n lo™ create"l:u",J . abolisU.WMISII'h or mergor.merge-e aa on both sides of Springfield Ave. With a little luck Manny this man steps on the Held? Sitting in The first bii entries wtllrcccivc'special liiilillllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllilllllllllllllMlillll; state department organization unit..,. —Schollschoidt's Union Kickers will-play—^the^twidg-atiFa^cr^rovQrt. hear Jhit r rr : J -"—FOttTY^FIVE YEARS AGAGO bbillio0n to -the V-.S: economy, an•--.d "Energy, created in 1977. Thatactirin did .. '". " ,''^~-—— -•• '" 1 .' thaW!ibrgio is not oxactlyTlie pluyor of " Jules".lariin,.at a banquet, was given '~^~ A WANT AD Reports1 confirm that ',Lthe Civilia°...,,.n. »» " to *a. ttseas«««y. and ^^^^^.^•.ThatacUondld structLlrchan^structural'Changos.f AWdv^Already voted _ou^ t enZ'Tlgiil^uTe o^otheTlo the year In popularity. Why? ' thetoast,"Longlivesuccess!" ___• ' FlKSTMIMj:- employs approximatelU.S. y economysix millk,n peran-a notn dd to the total number becauso the 11 6 Jusrciir Conservation Corps .will remain in of the Senate State Goycrnment Com- ...^ uugiaiuiuiu uaa omers 10 I am the first to admit that I have not _'-'Yes," he retorted, ."It's the^only " I ' nalion^s first mile _of concreto— and TnulCprnpany I.'] sons..- previous"Separate"departmcnt of Public Reiner sparks - Melsel Avenue site as-a permanent nave completo Information to evaluate" been Giorgio's top. fan these past few thing that succeeds."' ""-, - ITigliway waslaiflin_Delroitiiil9O9.. _MomborFDIC. camp.;.The Board otEdHcaHBHTUrects SincCTVorld War II, there has been a the proposal. Initiation of such a prac- .years. In fact I have been anti- 686-7700 a committee to Investigate the status of three-fold increase in—tourism, and tice using-specially trained personnel; UC|ennis split Chiiiaglla from.time to time, but my. Public-Notice from either the Legislative Services the. proposed Regional High School many economists predict that by the Jim Reiner of'Springfiold scored vic- views on Giorgio have^beon changing to Suburban Newspapers Agency or Slate Department of the TOWNSHIP OP under the work-relief bill recently np- end of this century tourism will bo orio. torles 6V5K opponents from Middlesex the good..Giorgio is paid to score goals, SPHINOPIBLD ofAmorlca Treasury would pvtoVtheBailproviae'the-"Basis"fos for • proved by President of the largest industries in the world, if organization cliangeiTsuggests and Bergen County-Colleges, as Union and I must admiUhat-is oxactly.what AM^KiYWiWU^.T^KiYWiWU O Roosevelt... Ground-breaking not the largest. -~ "College's men's tennis team opened Its he does. That is on his plus side with AMEND THB REVISED PubllilMd Mch Thurtdav me, but then you read Giorgio quotes GENERAL ORDINANCES b» Trurnir PubllihlngCirp. ceremonjes for the construction of a New Jersey offic'lnla cstlmato that, - season last week with a victory and a OF THB -TOWNSHIP OP three-stpry wjng addition to the loss,. . ' such as, "If they can find someone to SPRINOFIBLD, CHAPTER Union, N.J.07NU by.11)90, travel and tourism in the state replace me, flue; but they .won't.. If XIII, RENT CONTROL Phtlioi)u Methodist Episcopal church are held. will generate $15 to $20 billion a year in • Union defeated Bergen, 7=2, as Petor IN THE ISSUE. OP THE "SAY YOU there are any conter-fbrwards In the SPRINGFIELD LEADER llTHE NATIONAL business, employing for half a million Corbo, Steve Edelman, Reiper and OF APRIL 10, 19B0, THE , publisher world today, where are thoy; Thoy.will , residents of the state. It includes Mike Pinto won singles matches'; Winn- SECTION.BELOW SHOULD STATE BANK ing at doublQB were Dan Cis and Reiner never find anyone to roplaco'me," it -SERVICE- 10DYSH0 • Robwl'H; Brumeil, , .MILT HAMMER'S wages, new construction, gambling makes me wonder if it is worth cheer- :13-3.3 Limitation on and Corbb and Edelman. Middlesex Porcontago Increases. Not RENTALS -LEASING receipts, tax revenues, transportation, ing a man like that. SAW IT IN , Michael Karals" • beat Union, 7-2, as Reiner beat Mark withstanding the~provlilons advertising manager hotel and other services directly : ol Section 13-3.3 herein, lithe NEWT CARS 696-0040 Abner Sold, Puzzle Corner related to tourism and travel..This Spivak,M,7-5.' ' •••••••.' Chiriaglia doesn't know why the fans MAP In any calendar year CARPET CLEANING -.•' .-editor "• .. are booing him. I would like to help him exceeds 9'/i percent (Nine RENTALS 686-0040 would be a fouWold'Increase from last and one-half percent) then (Scotch Gard Available) THE SamHowarb' Unscramble and rearrange the let- year's tourismJind travel spending In , find the reason why. It will take just o. 'he percentage Increase for USED CARS 686-1373 Publlshen 1938 1947 Vargas on varsity little of your.time to write to me, Bill 'hat calendar year shall be OFFICES THROUGHOUT Mlllon Mlntj, retired, ters 'and spell out elgh't different the state, whi0> surpassed $4 billion. Imlted to 9Vj percent (Nine DRAPERIES UNION, MIDDLESEX, Publisher 19711975 favorite Ico cream flavors, v • —. More than a quarter went Tor tho Wild, in, care of this newspaper, 1291. and one-half). Any oxcess BODY SHOP 687-2222 ' HUNTERDON 8. MERCER salaries and wages of moro than 150,000 as college sprinter Stuyvesant Ave. Union. The zip is 07003. rpercentage shall constitute 20)7 MORRIS AV UNION COUNTIES.. l.PETCUTEBARN. „ « Please write and. give mo your views ho RVC for said dwelling for NtA« UNION CENTER IN5PHINOFIELD employees'. • '• .-.. •••••.-..' Jeff Vargas, a 1979 graduate of: he subsequent year. . ." DRY CLEANED LEADER" •2.LLMASHRW0AM. on Giorgio, this Is a chonco for you pro- ARTHUR H.BUEHRER 193 Morris Ave. 376-1442 Second Class Postaoap 3.HATCOOLEC. , Although no current figures are Jonathan Dayton Regional High School 'Township clerk (Professional Removal & Installation) , Springfield, N.J. Oft Giorgio, fans to defend him. When you , .4.PINETERMPP: available on foroign travelors to Now , arid former captain of the track team, Splld Loader, April 17, 1980 Jersey, in 1976"there were 236,000, most write, please'lctfne.know how long you ' fFee: M';}) Savings & Loaa, 5.ISOOTHAPI. . will be rttnning outdoor track for Kutz- have been'a soccer fan, Do you date WINDOWS WASHED • 10 cents par copy B.BRRWTYE^RS. of whom were from Canada. With the' town State College in Pennsylvania. LOOR COVEDlNQS BY advent of casino gambling In Atlantic back to.the time before the Cosmos MULTIPLY ' CRESTMONT •r.NiPLEAPEP. The track tea.ni jusfrcturned.from a City, the1 opening of great Adventure in_ moved to the Meadowlands? I hope to FLOORS WAXED YQUR 3XVINGS Sannp I loan Assn. BSAPRWRBVB;. in-dnv training trip -in Mlarrtl, : iil.aonutwre Jackson'Township - ' -hearfrom-yomillr-— —.—^— Fully Insured, Both Residential Florida Vargas runs the 100-meter - »commercial AN9WER9 ' and artsTestivals, tourism is Increasing dash and is also a member of the 40> dramatically in N8w Jersey. Moro motor relay tonm. DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE . foreign'travelers are attracted to^ho Wnek now starter JOR COMBINATION SERVICES Two Convenient Ofljcss •8 aiddvaNid ' Mvaie United States by tho value of their cut? mniGATION USE Repretenled nationally by rency as t'ho dollar has declined. ^Ifi Jim Wnek, a graduate of Jonathan Call For FREE ESTIMATE in SpilniilWd to,Sine You U.S. Suburban Prejstlnc. '9 'OIHOVXSId '9 ,XNIW«adl Of the 338 billions of gallons of water TRUCKS fj/i USED CARS •d3d * aXVTOOOHO 'S'McmVWHS short, tourism and, travel has become Dayton Regional High School, Is tho 1224 Springfield Ave., Mountain Ave. Office; faniWMHWIIHNUIwillllllllllllllltlllllUHMIIIIWIUIIIIIIII the No. 1 Industry in Ne^ Jersey. pumped from the ground or withdrawn varsity catcher attusculum Collogo In. Dial 686-2800 . 733 Mountain An. S7M1I1 •uvw 8 'NvoadHajtAng -i. from streams and .reservoirs in the Tennessee. Whon not. catching, Jim Is Milin Maintenance Irvington > 2277 Morns Avo'., . MORRIS AVE. OFFICER United States each day, about 45 per- the designated hitter. Ho Is the only (CtlliAneDlen d 399-7264 34HourtAADiy) . Union. . Call 371-5900 cent IB used for Irrigation. freshman Intho regular linoup.

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4-Thwriday. April 17,-1M0SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER Audubon unit Legal services offered Thursday, April 17, 1980 will view film craft displays__ "Malhcur: Marsh, Meadow and ,. Mary Ellen Lofredo of-Spritigficld is -Mountain—is-llnHiti6-of-an~AuHub•. V^N'jiS William J. (Bill) Smith Mountainside, secretary, Jr. , was elected presi- and Mary . Pat Batxy, dont of Upinn Collegp's Student Government' ¥<7> Association, the govern- ing body for the college's 2,300 full-time students. Card part} "TSdward Kelly was elected twice vice presi- is planned dent, Eileen Powers "of The Union Catholic Boys, z High ..l.S.chool' Parents' Guild will hold its annual fashion show, REMEMBER and card party-April 25 at YOUR FRIENDS the school, 1600 Martine |,Ave., Scotch Plains. • '••;•'.'• s* • IN THEIR The show will start at As o starter, you get 150 personalized checks Corteret account. All transactions-are-deraiied number in the. order you wrote them. Out- BEREAVEMENT 7;30 p.m. Dessert will be free...and we'll even waive monthly service^ on your monthly statement. •'. standing ched« are noted.in proper sequence,-. served and prizes -will be charges for two months. • ". " 1 nil nthpr ' Send Them A awarded. scribed. Inreresj^earned is credited monthly. Discoyer Cambridge contentmgntr~ I Fashions by Arden's ->These"Qre the irnmediafe,benefifsbut-there There are-over 30 offices throughout New, are many more that you'll ~be using for • HOT TURKEY TRAY Answer of Westfield will Jersey-where you can-cash a check or mate FREE CHECK STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL , The very special satisfaGtion of knowing- bemodeledby parents of 7 FISH TRAY th^ltPa ffe ~see^foiryours"e|f howjTorteret Personal are open^on Saturday foryour convenience. nates the bother.of keeping your own |g you're gettingg will benefit- -the cduca- Checktng gives you the.exrros others don't: |, tional needs of the school. : checks. (In rhe unlikely event tha(-yocmBed~ the lowest tar cigarette. ev^fmaded T MEAT TRAY Tickets at $4, "may be TELEPHONE-N-TRANSFTR "~ ' '" o cancelled check, we will be_g'lad to supply. YOU EARN INTEREST ' As.a Carteret customer,"you can easily trans'' We Deliver I obtained by calling Nan-- ON YOUR CHECKING A.CCOLWT- 1 a copy ofX-prompfly.) Contrary-to-rndsT" yet stiilerijoyir^gtheim^ Noone, 486-4247, or ..fer'funds, at no charge; between.your sav-' J.KARTZMAN & SON r fkathy Mclleky, 486-a63iT - AtCbrteret, the benefits of-sqviffgi other checking accounts, Carferef supplies i^i^ 25 Mill Road )le reservations will be~ ]ng_qr_lq oree comainedomoined. Your checl TRAN5MATIC-"CHECKLESS" ^ eachcheckwhenyouwrite.it.. TRANSFER OF FuTTOS PAY-DY-PHONE-fl4E-QUICK, HERE ARE MORE THRIFTY. MONEY^ EASY'WAY TO PAY DILLS ' If you have any^Carteret loan, you can SAVING. TIMESAVING BENEFITS ' You can pay bills—depatrmentStores, utili- . arrange for automatic monthly payme.nrs from your account without writing a check! • Free trdvelers checks at any office. ties, credit.cards, etc.'-easlly and confideh-. ; The transfers are detailed qn your monthly .*• Dank'-by Mail, drid the postage is prepaid. YOUR ADDRESS FOR FINE DINING lially, without writing a check..Make one statement, and there is no charge. . ' The urea's most compelling rostnuranl for toll free phone coll to'tell us who! bills to : Payroll checks, Social Security checks or lunch nnd dinner. Enjoy clausic. other federal recurring payments can be continental cuisine in a gracious, intlmoto pay and. how much. There is only a mpdest DESCRIPTIVE MONTHLY STATEMENT iilmasphere. Private rooms for. banquets, deposited directly into your'account.. pfirlloe", meotlnBR> Lunch, Dinner. 'Ch'arge, but this is more than offset by-:the ' Your monthly statement is complete and Cocktails, Closed.Sunday. , savings'in postage alone, .You con also use concise. It gives you information and finan- When it's so easy and,so thrifty to do so, Box: Less than O.I 1Y13 tar. your Pay-by-Phone to transfer funds (at no. cial control as never before. All'of your, doesn't it make sense to start a "Personal charge) from your checking account to any checks .are prenumbered and are listed-by' Checking Account with Interest" at Carterer. Less than 0,1 mg tar "YOUR AI)I)R(S5 PORCASUAl DINING O I'IIIIIII \l,ini< hu. I'lwl

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\l. I9B0 SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADERTHursday, April 17, 1980 9 Church pplans Vinegar is versatile Hadassah unit SHOW Vinegar can be quite a garments InlettinRdown" Play therapist's job: Guest speaker Meeting slated in Springfield The . Women Is helper MIIIIIIKI the house ii hem where the old (plans meeting livening Grmip(irTli7--lhi- churchy -JEeJJmvjiliii) of the-Eicat. I'l'illilHI III its ninny crease reniilins(jrp\'tt)i y»iCinircirSpringJuld, Congregational Church, uses in fond preparation, in sharp creases for |3Iir ST Janice Bongiovanni, World Service beat-fear ol The Springfield ('hapter'of Hadassah The Mountainside I'TA will meei will ini-et Wednesday al II: in p.m. The chairman will instruct the group in Westfield, will hold its says Carolyn V. llealey, orj.skirl pleats, a solution MfinHay froiiLl to 2:V> p.m. in the All regular Bible study al 7;:iO p in will be "33rd annual .antiques extiTTisio• ~ ' n — home of half water and half Johns Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore. will meet Thursday, April 24, at H:ir> making tray favors as this month's pro- "I keep kids busy and smiling," said Purpose Kiiiiin at liiH-chwiKxl .School led IJy »r; Bruce w. ICvans, pastor of ject. show April 29 nndliO, at economist-While dislilled vinegar applied to—the Barbara Ann Lcfchuk', newly-named, "Play therapy reduces a child's fear p.m. in Temple Beth Ahm, Springfield. 1'iilricia linbkii.nl Mountainside will th11 e Churc/ll_... hI. Paris¥~1_ •" h1_ II...House,-. . Vinegar is the product wrong 'side of the cloth child life coordinator in Overlook of hospitals, and hospitalization,"-she Dorothea Schwartz, president, will present. iipriiKram railed ''Him1 Von 125 Elmer St., from 10:30 that is most "used.. It is .Hid pressed dry with an Hospital's pediatrics department. , explained. "It's a way for children to preside._._._J ;. " • ' . -' "dill I'repiirc Your Child lor''a Medical Kvciyn Spielholz, fund-raising vice- Pingry cites a.m. to.10 p.m., Tuesday milder in taste thaji cider _jnm will do a good job. If Lofchik l>cgan working as a volunteer get their aggressions out. By using the Kxpericiici'" Miss liobkn is Ihe child, and 10:30 a.m. lo H p.m. or wine vinegar hut still pressing dry must be in (he.. ppdinlrics department at the 'needle puppet,' for example, they are president, will discuss a spa weekend life priiKnini eoor(lin;il»r;it Kh/iibelh students Wednesday. effective for. many pui? done on the right side of Summit Hospital in December, after able to bring out how they feel emo- scheduled April 25 to 27. Pearl Kaplan, • (ieneral Hospital. chairman ofwant them to be traumatized by their Thomas Gerard Dwyer of Garwood; son American Legion Home, Main-Street, book about Ihe family. "Our (Jruwinn mild delergenl "and the child life sludv nrnprnm at the hospilalizalion." of Mrs. Marion Dwyer of Whiting, Millburn. Family." '. • . SPRINGFIELD quart of water of Springf ield fftT-mlAf fll •r Till' Sliekinal) Cliuv Ciir.ili' ,i" vonl'i -Plans—for—parlietpatinniRi IUI |7U1 iiuipaxivon ni ^iTIC^ group Irom the church, also will enter- remove and deodorize nowi should be In our office MEMBER N.J. HETAII, JEWELERS ASSOC. •The hrido-olcel,-wlio~was-Kradualed Memorial Day parade witl be discuss- tain. Tickets are Slli..'iti each anil may by noon'on Friday.. spots and slains on rugs. wed Feb. 24 from "Gnvcrrinr Livingston',Regional ed, and refreshments-will be served !>e_!!li|ail)i;d before. April-^li-liv-ciilliiit! Career Expo to begin • •-Janet-A.-Bddzwiekrdaughter of-Mr. -High-School; Berkeley Heights, rrrid-: both"bcforc'andafterthemeetinfi. ~ £i:i:l2fiii •• Muhlenbert! Coirege, Allenlown, Pa'., is The Eastern Union County Chamber career opportunities. • and Mrs. Casmer Bodzwick of Valley Street, Newark, was married Feb. .24 to employed by the Philadelphia Interna- THEftAPY—Barbara Lefchuk, play theraplit at Overlook Hospital, ihowi t-yur- of Commerce and the Union County Ur- ' On Wednesday, from 7:40 to 10 p.m. tional Bunk, New York City. old BrottSpurr of Union how to make a piper flower. * '• " ' ban League will co-sponsor Gareef Ex- at Hutchinson Hall, Kean.a career in-- Michael H. Neibart, son of Mr, and Mrs. Irving Noibarl of Lelak Avenue, Spr- Her fiance, who was graduated from po 19B0 Wednesday through Friday. fprmationseminarwill describe techni- Wardlau County,Day School, Plamfield More than 900 students from Union ques for a successful interview and how, ingfield. Major Robert W«|chek officiated at apd Susquehanna University, is" ii College to hold dinner-dance County high schools attend Expo'at to sell your qualifications to a prospec- research annlyst for DonaldsonXLufkin Downs HalK Keari College, Union, the tive employer. the cerpmony in Hie Town and Campus, Union College will conduct its second students and other friends of the .col- • Union, where a peimption followed. • and Xienrelle 'SecufiUes 'Corn IMP.U>—! annual "Night with the Stars" - lege, wiiriiegin willi a cocfflail hour at TnorninB of Apri|-24~and~25nVboqtnlu~ Expo wlll~be open to Hie generaP York City. ' New Jersey companies will explain The bride was escorted by her dinijer-dance, in honor of outstanding 6:110, followed by dinner and dancingT It public from 2 to 5 Thursday. parents. Elizabeth Szyinoniak.of Irv- An AURUSI wedding is planned in Our people* in the college community, at is open to members (if the community ington served as maid of honor. Lady of Ldurdes Church, Mountainside, L'Affaire Restaurant m Mountainside as well as people from within the col- - Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joanne Burns and a reception will follow at the Plain- on Friday, May!). • lege family. Prizes offered in Apr. 27 run of Clark, Roseanne Tomei of South field Country Club. ... The evening will honor Union College Tickets are $17.50 per person..In- Tlainfield and Leslie Lyon of Lincrofl. faculty, alumni and others who have terested individuals may contact Linda . Spaulding for Children, a free adop- Spaulding. Two other plaques which Suzanne Burns of'ciark served as contributed in ah outstanding way to Leifer, director of the Alumni Office, tion agency, has announced that stores will be given to the male and female flqwcrgirl. ' ' Israeli Arabs the college; In announcing the event; for further information.'. and business firms in the Union County runners who earn the most money have Joseph Annicchiarico Sr. of Fan-. QUALITY AIR CONDITIONING ' -.„ • ••«- Union College President Dr. Saul Orkin iirea hiivc co'ntribnteU •prizp'for'run- beenTaoha tea" by" Mr.. ami" Mrs .John ; wood, brother-in-law of the groom, subject of film . If you're thinking about adding or replacing a central air of Hillsbnrough said: "Each of these ncrs'who will participate in the annual JPucker of Springfield. ; A film entitled "The Arabs of Israel: Spaulding Runathon on April 27. served as best man. Ushers were Greg conditioning system in your home in time for this summer, •stars' has done something outstanding Battery check vital Burns of Clark and Mark Dudzinski and In. Their Opinion" will be featured at- that lias contributed in a •significant Batteries don't "die,' they wear out, The event, which will take place in -Michael Marshall,, both of Union. Monday's meeting of the Weslfield FREE, for opening or renewing a 6-Montrl Savings Certificate look-for quality in the system you chooser ' • : •• Westfield'sTamaques Park between 10 way.to the growth of the College. We're the Automotive Parts & Accessories AUTO INSURANCE Joseph Annicchiarico of Fanwood serv- . Chapter of Hadassah; <>r depositing $10,000 or more to any Investors' Savings Annnunt Look to Rheem" Air Conditioning • • proud of them, and this special evening Association advises. If your car's bat- a.m. and 4 p.m., asks area residents to ed as ring bearer. ^ ^._Anita. Weiningcr of Mountainside, r gain sponsors who will pay them-for d) Motor Club president of the chapter, will preside at '. 'Rhflprri m£l VIELDON lest the NASA astronauts. go smoother. It also makes F0R .. - ' • Rate available for the month ol April ready for immediate delivery.' it very simple to examine You simply took into the little children, hard-of- REMODELING This rate is guaranteed for the 30-month tern* Minimum S-1.000. Inierest is compounded continuously, payable quarterly 30-m.onth maturity computer through a small hearing patients nnd-olhers. Let Flemlngton's talented Federal regulations require substantial penalties tor early withdrawals . • Gome rate-one for yourself." window, Then, it instantly who have trouble com- * craftsmen transform measures your eyes Jin (I numicuting with the your older fur , prjnls out the calculations.. doctor. Into a sparkling now of any "visual errors it" . To schedule your com- fur fashion. Came .finds. This .computer data _PUtcmeil eye exam, please In today lor a H Douglas Motors Corp. helps us free evaluation INVESTORS ~S?'f ""' or contact lenses wl •andcost estimate, >| 430 Morris Avehue. -—,—Call-today-for your appointments SyVrtrnit (201) 277,3300 . DR. jURIE HftYDU »M0 IOAH MIOCUTON DR. HiVHOHD TARINTUU HOME OFFICE SflSMillburn Avoti'uo Millburn NAVESINK Highway 3B and Valley Drive ^Aircooled Automotive Corp. EASTOHANGE 27Pr06poctskreBt • PLAINFIELD 400 Park Avonuo OPtOMETRISTSf flemington /tyr compunit/ FREEHOLD HiQhwav 9 and AdBlphia Road SHORT HILLS The Mall (Upper Levell 2195 Millburn Avenue , HILLSIDE 112B Liberty Auanuo SPRINGFIEL'D 17aMountam Avenue 102 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIEU),N.J. OPEN SUNDAY S EVERY DAY 11}AM TQ6PM' KEMPLER SHOES IRVINGTON 34 Union Avenue SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS'Highway 71 Maplewood (201) 763-4567 V NO 8 SPRING ST.'FLEMINGTON N?W JERSEY 1331 Springfield Avenue .and Warren Avenue- 376-3151 . 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Thursday, April 17, 1980 Thursday, April 17, 1980 Annual installatibn party SUBURBAN r REAL ESTATE MART set by B'nai B'rifh graupn on buyer's mortgage City •Suburbs •Farm Country* Lake •Shore B'nai B'rith Women of Union will hold counsellor. Mrs. Pearl Randall, their annual installation for new president of the Northern New Jersey Barrymor Khlenjjrises," vantages are realized." As an added feature, officers and membership party"' Council, will serve as installing officer. builders of the Hear- Uarrymor has 12% in- Uarrymor is giving oway_ Cres twoodexpanding Wednesday at B p.m.In Temple Beth- Highlighting the program will be thstone community, is terest rale financing with coupons to all vlsiiors Crest wood Com- Land Ordinance. The New Jersey," said Mike El, North Avenue, Elizabeth^ "Finian in B'nai B'rith," a musical, givJnR new-home buyers a 10 percent down pay- who bring the .current Now officers to bo installed arc Mrs. conducted, by Mrs. Haberman, 1 munities will be expand- acreage is accessible for Kok.es, president^ "is $100 a month for m mon- ment from qualified Barrymbr advertisement ed into Monroe Township, adults pursuing active evidence of this com- Ella Heutlingcr, president; Mrs. program vice-president. Members of ths to be applied dlreclly buyers. He added that to the Hearthstone model / the chorus will be Mrs. Helen Bredhoff, was announced by' careers' as -wcH as pany's faith in the future Frieda Conron,' Mrs.. Pauline to mortUURe payments this, rate is annul Iwo area. The coupons Herbert vyishnick, ex- of our industry and in the Hubcrmun and Mrs. Doris Chnrtoff, Mrs. Conran, Mrs. lisa Frank, Mrs. Et- through I ho bank in an ef- points lower limn Hie na- retirees," he said. redeemable for- free eculive vice president of Crestwbod Village, strength of our company: cabinet vice-president; Iris Serlc, ta Heutlingcr, Mrs. Shirley Levin, Mrs. fort Io ease the new-home/ tional .average and is tickets Io the Red Pony the retirement communi- We expect lo be here for a treasurer; Evelyn Boyar and Liescl Arlenc Rubin, Mrs. Serle, Mrs. Miriam i ; eight poinls lower thai) celebrating its 15th an- Rodeo al the Soulh Jersey ty now being built in Man- niversary this year, is very long lime con- Binder; secretaries, and Helen Poiser, Serchuk, Mrs. Pearl Sherman and the 20 per cent prime len- Ilorsc Center in chester Township. The tributing to the economy . pianist Barbara Fried. _ ding rate last period. home lo G.500 households, AccordinK to Murray Uakewood. 'Additionally, said company has utilizing the. marjy of Ihe region and the. Admissjon will be free for paid-lip Wcslmak, pfre.sident of "The result,", he em- visitors' children- will be signed an agreement to clubhriuses, shopping various locales of' our members and $2 for guest, which will be Barrymor, "We have not phasized, "is .con- treated to a free pony ride purchase approximately centers, hanks, churches, operation." ' applied toward application for new raised the prices of our siderable savings Io the .on the day their parents SIX) acres near Kxil Il-A of home buyer • who nets lakes, etc., that have been membership; Prizes will be awarded", •homes to include the $100 visit llcarthslone. « ' the NcwJersdy Turnpike, built as an.integral part of by PLASMA and refreshments will be served. a month; we're applying to before we are forced Io "Of course no purchase 20 mitmtes from morlgiigc payments. The raise our lending rales."- Ihe community: HACK PAIN . Dr. Samuel Feinsod, a surgeon from Mrs. Shirley Trencher, past is necessary,"" Weslmak Princulo'n. • Last Vqr, ,.C-ri"it«'Oi lcpn.milli»»-vM DONNA M.UIIAI.AHA LINDA A. BUDAV president, and Mrs. . Conron, offer is strictly designed Barrymor homes are added. JOIHiKC'AKIMKIXOS Irvingidn, and president of. Pl'ASMA, .Fie land will be opened a project """in to physicians wercTnade Parents League (if American Students membership vice-president, will serve to SHKX) • nnd Tliu-Humllibtmiu 1 developed into a planned' Frederick, Md.. to-serve last year by 7 'million Date in autumn of Meiliciiu' Abroad, has announced as. strain on buyers when jill.prices and financing munily features an en- roliremenl community in the Ballimore- Americans who were f infffhRhfrlay -N^nry Miller jr will be Doris. Chartoff and Rhoda they need il hiostvduring lerms-includinB the $100 vironmentally undislurb- accordance with Ihe ex.- Washington areas ' -disabled from work due lo p.m. • at lioheson Hall. RiinnV TlM), Gerber. . the first 12 to IR months of a month offcr-T »«a. .•qJi."B»pon -nfei\, nature isling Monroe Township low-back pain'.. ownership, and- before piiarimtced through, the paths, a ' children's Mr. and Mrs, Michael MnchalHh f told to be morr'n Fairleigh Dickinson University, 1000 I' If'tiwi i tlr "'"P" •'" '- home ownership lax ad-, borne closing dale. Burnel Avenue, Union, baveanhounc'ed Announcement has been made of the Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Seeman of Cran*. "KlveiU'd'.'iToancck. '•—'—"~~ playground with basket- the engagement' of their daughter, Doii- engagement of Linda Ann Buday, ford have announced the engagement of The national, organization, an NCJW to hold . ball court and ballfield. nri, to Thomas Mullen, son of Mr. and daughter of Mrs. Olga Weed of Jcanette their daughter, Nina, to Henry Miller, association in help Aincri.fiin medical' The entire community is Mrs. Thomas F. Mullen of Cliffwood.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of MKS. THOMAS FAIUtEU- • sludeiils studying abroad, is licensed as naturally landscaped, Avenue, .Union,-and Mr. "James Buday : fashion show - The bride:elecl', who was graduated of Piirlin', to Jorge Manuel Cardiellos, • Burroughs Terrace, Union. , . . • « non-profit educalional organization in Kasper surrounded by" trees and from Kean College of New Jersey, New Ynrk. It assists student's in re- The Greater Elizabeth Section of NC- foliage.' son of Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Cardiellos of The bride-elect, who was graduated _ Miss Dunphy JW (National Council of 'Jewish' Union, is employed by Overlook KidgeStreet, Newark. • from Cranford High School is an ihtering the - "main stream" o. At no additional cost, Hospital. Summit. American medicine on their return to. Women) will hold a luncheon and the Hear.tbstone ranch, MARK ANNIVERSARY—ThomaiC. Martin (>«»t«d), president and chairman of The bride-elect, who was graduated economics major at Kean College of the board of Kennedy Mortgage Co.» admires the company's fifth anniversary Her finance, who also was- graduated is married in the United Stales. • '. . fashion show Wednesday, April 30, at of operations colonial, split-level, bi- from Union High School, is n secretary New Jersey, Union. She is employed in 11:30 and conclude with Sabbath ser- . birthday cake at a surprise celebration arranged by Kennedy employees at their from Kc'art College of New Jersey, is the payroll division of Anchor Motor Dr. Edwin Alhano. president of the - level and new expandable for kean "College of New Jersey. She . vices, Friday, May 2, at n p.m. in Tern- Robert Kasper has -degree from Kings Col- Cherry Hill headquarters. Also shown (from left) are Robert Motiel, executive .c-mpjo ved by the Helen Hayes Theater, Freight in Linden. Union church State Board ofJVIedicalExaminers 'of colonial homes include l lEtJs 4)een-nnined by-Panther—Jege—nrid—his—masters- vice president; Joseph Bernardo/ executive vice president, and H. Eugene NewS'orkTity. Carole Dunphy, ^1 ersey rwi irbeguest^spca kcrr-Ad -- p natural gas heat and hot visual qonimuuications major. e, who was graduated from Valley Ltd., Io the newly- degree from Tempjc water, six-inch ceiling in- Brown, vice president and secretary of Kennedy Mortgage. Kennedy, one of the , A September wedding Is planned. Her. finance, who was graduated from Union High. School,, attends Kean Col-- Mrs. Robert Dunphy of Rcnner AvenuCT" information maybe obtained Elizabeth. . created posl of operations University, Union, was married Saturday after- Highlight the program will be a sulation, fullthick wall in- mortgage industry's largest companies, hai more than 300 employees in five St. Benedict's Preparatory School, is lege of New Jersey. He is an assistant manager for the company , "The position of opera- states and is currently closing over one million dollars a day In mortgage loans. office manager for Acme Express in noon to Thomas Farrell, son of Mr! spring-summbr fashion show by GoU- sulation, storm windows, employedjw Delta Airline s at Newark tcx, Gaby, Diva and ElanT fashions that supervises Ihe conti- tions manager was and day-night ther- Other Kennedy Mortgage Co. Offices are located In Woodbrldge, Fairflold and International Airport. Nowark. . .. ' and Mrs. William Farrell. of East . COVER LIQUIDS nuing development of created as a result of the mostats, wall-jo-wall secluded by FloOkiri meets A spring 19B1 wedding is planned. Brunswick,. . . . presented by Israeli Fashions Ltd. An . Northfleld, N.J.; Langhorne, Media, Wllllamsport and Wayne, Penn*.; Virginia An April, l'JBl wedding is planned in, , Always cover liquids stored in frost- , auction also will be held. Additional in- Panther Valley and Pan- substatni.al growth at carpeting, all-wood dou- and North Carolina. . . . ' woods, fields, St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, The Rev. Michael Wheeler officiated free refrigerators.' Uncovered liquids formation may bo obtained by calling ther Valley Mall in Panther Valley," Wright ble hung windows, 100- in Springfield: Union, and a reception will follow at the at the ceremony in St. Luke's and All draw rilorc moisture into the air mak- Sandra Panzer at .'152-199!) or Anlonia '-Allamuchy. The 'an- explained: "The introduc- amp electrical service, a stream . The Flo Okin Cancer Relief wilf meet Olti Cider Mill in Union; ..'..'. Miss Sieber Saints Episcopal, Church, Union. A ing the unit work longer. Wolfson at 687-8351. , : " nouncement was made by tion of the new designs of paved driveway and at- r-«-.WE'RE GIVINGIT AWAY--—-| Wednesday at il p.m. in Temple reception followed at the East Wasbburne D.. Wright, single-family homes and tached garage among IF YOU QUALIFY AND BUY A NEW HEARTHSTONE HOME, arid a pond, Sha'are'y Shalom," Spfijigficldr Guest Brunswick Chateau. vice president of Panther three townhome other standard features. WE'LL GIVE YOU $100 A MONTH FOR 18 MONTHS TO BE speaker"will be Janet FalkKessler, oc-. Batim group to be married The bride was escorted by her father. Dinner event Valley Inc.,' who also neighborhoods has at- Options include central Peggy Simon of Union served as maid; APPLIED TO YOUR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS . . . NO in a very prime cupational therapist ' at Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Felix P. Siover of set April 25 manages the Panther tracted, record .sales air. conditioning and a STRINGS ATTACHED. And bring this ad with you when Presbyterian Hospital, New; York City. Leonard Terrace, Union, have' of honor. Bridesmaids were Gail Valley homeowners volume each of the past fireplace. to hold event Sisbarro ot South Venice, Fla. and The Men's Club of The you visit the Hearthstone model home area and we'll She will discuss "the effeefs of soap announced the engagement of their association and Ihe 52- two-years.'" Less than one-fourth of residential npnr:i< nfi llwrnpy." rtefroshments will Batim Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women ghter,iiSuzaiine_Lotte^—to—Honaldl Janet Moscatiello of Ewing Township; First Congregational • room PiinlliT Valley Eaalhci: tolloy -i«—a- mHnpm It fnr a Family crtnpnn_uini4'h up to 4 *»»» pi Slaters of lhErbTtc!c;_tilune Mnych of Church-, uurnei and [Juris a mills uwuy fj'iim thu area be served, and all members and guests; Edward KuzioUf, son of Mr, and Mrs., Motor Inn: private 1500-acre residen- Hearthstone community to the RED,PONY RODEO plus a frde pony ride for the have been invited toattend.- ty and installation of officers Tuesday East Brunswick, Janis Rapoport of Avenues, Union, will Kasper had. been tial enviornmcnl with kids'on. the day you come. •' . ' Edward T. Kuzlola of East Brunswick;' sponsor a "Dinner is is. Cross River Mill, an The organization is accepting orders at 7 p.m. in Temple Beth El, Elizabeth. Millburn and Susan Simmons of Clark. general manager of Buck townhomes -priced from from $105,000 to $165,000 Mrs. Goldie Fried, vice-presidbnt-of Miss Sieber, who was graduated from William Farrell of East Brunswick Served" -event- Friday antique-styled business for its annual spring plant sale. Indoor Union High School and Mfddlesex Millburn High School Hill Falls, the resort com- $08,200 and single-family; center which will iiicjude the Northern New Jerseyy Council of g served as.best man for'his brother. evening, April. 25, at 6 plex, in the Pennsylvania homes priced fj-o1 New Homes From $64,490 and outdoor plants and flowers, in- • ll Ushers were Richard Lyons of Old p'clock. Tickets at $3.50 -retail shops and profes-. eluding hanging baskets and garden B'nai B'rith Women,-and a past-presto County College, where she received an 6 Days of. ' . Poconos,' and communi- $142,000. Located witln. sional office space. The 12% Mortgagee dent of. BaJIm chapter, will install the AAS degree in marketing, art and Bridge, Emil Ciceralo, Peter Mnych each may be purchased in ty, manager of Locust vegetables, will be available for. pur- officers. They are Jean Major of advance by calling fiBB- Spectacular Rides the community is the new tenter is located on 10 % Down payment to qualified buyers. OPEN WEEKDAYS chase. design, is employed by Falcon Safety and John D'Addio, all of East .Lake Village, a private- autonomous private Pan- AND WEEKENDS 12-5 Roseile Park, president; Elaine Products, Mountainside. Brunswick, and Louis Moranb of South 7040. . Games * Food • Fun Route -o between Ellen Wagcnbcrg! chairman, has an- planned unit development ther Valley Golf and Lakewood and Toms Dlrectloni: G.S. Parkway to Mil 91 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Ratner, Judy Pretiks and Fran Badner, . Her fiance, who was graduated from River. • \ • Additional information' comprising more than (Lakewood), Proctod straight "i mile. nounced that all orders must be.placed all of Union, Tina Alexander and Mary April 21 thru 26 Country Club. The great River, and will- provide Bt'ar right onto Rt. S26 (County Lino 1 by April 25. Pick-up dale is Thursday,. East Brunswick High School and Mrs. Farrell, who was graduated may be obtained by call- 1000 home lots. Kasper majority of tenerit space Rd.). Follow to modali on right. Or, Shops, vice-presidents;. .Muriel Middlesex College, where he received ing the church-office at increased convenience lo at Mcndharrr May 11. Additional information may be from Union High .School, is employed earned his undergraduate at Panther Valley MalC Hearthstone residents. uto Rt. 9 touth to Rt. 526 eatt. Turn Schneider, financial secretary; Francis an AAS degree in marketing art and by Dr. Saul Unter of Union. GDfl-4.133. left and follow to modoli on left. . By appointment: 1201) 543-6561 Sales by Jason William Barnel t Co. 12011526-2230 phtninori by prilling Bn4.1nR2nr7KI-344n. -Miller;—een-espanding—seertUir-yi— located adjacent to the Model homes are "duslgn, is-a cufeterio~nraiTngcr~for~ ~Her~husband, w!fo~wain?raduated community entrance of (201) 367-2226 DIRECTIONS: TakoVour besl roule lo MornilQV/n 'Ne* J'-'scv Beatrice Amsterdam, "recording Automatic Catering, Inc., of Edison. from East Brunswick High School, is Help keep located off Parkway exit By Barrymor Enterprises _ From Iho Mornstown Square, lake floule 24 Wobl lor ap^'o-tmalelv 6 miles lo .Route 517, is currently • .•»-.,- By aarr) Pilnoy Road in Mendham Turnnqnl on Pitnc-y Road ana go 12 mile. secretary, and Betty Callea, treasurer. A June wedding Is planned in. South- -employcd-by- Carpenters Local Union 91 on-County Line Road in Mrs. Selma Plakcy is installation Holiday trip Red Cross ready. leased. Lakewood. Group to hold Orange-Vallsburg United Methodist 1006. • .... Patty Murphy of Arbor tf$i chairman, and Mrs. Else Cohen will Church, South Orange, and a reception serve as .chairman .of the evening. The . The newlywcds-' reside in North Lane, Union, recently' a rocK-a-thon "Temple Beth El choir will entertain.. will follow at the Mountainside Inn. Brunswick,. ' . returned from a two-week The youth fellowship-of the Etffiora • Rpfrpshincnls will he served. holiday • cruise... to South m.y,nnNT Presbyterian Churchr, Magic and B'nai B'rith WomenTo m€?et Wednesday America and -the. West Shelley avenues, Elizabeth,-will spon- Indies^ JShp traveled I., • Good April 24 inl lore Families can sor its seventh"" annual rock-a-thon The Marion Rappepdrt Chapter of ' representative of the Elizabethtown aboard the Home Lines Saturday'from (i a.m. to Sundayat 0 Rummage sale set B'nai B'rith Women will meet Gas Coi He will speak,on energy Luxury - Linor, "S.S. I , Turn Coupon in at'Ticket Bootji No. 1 .a.m. in the social hall. The money will Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the YM-YWHAV "conservation and will show slides. Doric," which sailed oiit be donated in the Cerebral PalsyCenter by Elizabeth group Green Lane, Union. Mrs. Lil Kushner, Members and non-members have of Port Everglades, Fla. I Between 4%0 and' 5:30 p.m. . Have Their American Dream' -of.Union - —V- ' A spring rummage sale sponsored by president, will preside. been invited. Refreshments will be TRAVEL COST l Receive $3:60 worth of Tickets for.$2 Abpui wiicc'ii'agers will take part in the Greater Elizabeth Section of the Na- Mrs. Rose Bloksberg, program vice-, served. '. ' * : : : In 1977 consumers the miivdwiominalional event. Live tio'nal Council of Jewish Women will be president, has announced that gfuest —: : — I : ' ($6 Limit per Person) enteil.HI.ineilfliV local bands will be spent $172.1 billion on : held Tuesday to Thursday, April 24 onnnlror "mill hn HoVt Mnhrp TEEN-AQERS, find lobs, by running Wont transportation. .provided. The pi'ihlii- has tippn invilnH-ln .frnm-lftn.rn, Ij)4 p.m. nt the old "Y" on speaker will be Bert Moore, ids. call 486-7700-nowi • attend. East- Jersey and Catherine streets, Elizabeth. ' ', , ' . '' Photographs submitted (or A son is born A special, boutique section • will publication should be black . FRIDAY DEADLINE and while. Thoy mutt- be AM Items other thon spot news-should feature '.'nearly-new", women's Identified on tho back. Return toex-Unionite THE CYPRESS be in our office by noon-on.E.rJday. clothing.' Anyone wishing to donate of -pictures cannot .be '•• An eight-pound, nine- • 9 Rooms • 5 Bedrooms auaranteod although attempts ounce son, Nicholas John items can call 1152-199!). .will bo mado to-moot roquests. Your money works • 2Vi Baths • 2-Car Garage . Ambrosino, was born March lllin St. Joseph's. • Eat-In Kitchen • Family Roonr( The Wheatland, 5 bedrooms,' 2Vz bnlhs, 2 corfriragc and basement. Priced at i 110,900.00 Hospital, Stamford', Conn:, to Mr. and Mrs. From f UD«HIU Vic Ambrosino of Slam- hard for you at fors. He joins a brother, • Other Homes From $65,900 With Comparable Savings Christopherr2: —— Mrs. Ambrosino,' the J€ -Fortunate Families former Carol Bachstelt, Berkeley Federal is the daughter of Mr. and '- Mrs... Ed Bachslett of Stanley Terrace,-Union; Edge Her husband is the son of Mr.: and Mrs. Vic -| Savings! Abrosino of Livii!gstonr And Save $2,784 per

Takejrcrurse Anita Newman of Har- mony ' Road, Union, $10,000...6 Month Savings Certificate recently returned from a -EHoctli iwo-weeK'.' holiday cruise Amuiiil Annual Big, Ueauti/uTHomesjust One BIocIFfrom the Manalapan Mall just Twvtilam- to the Caribbean aboard Yield the cruise'ship, .'.'S. S. from Ihe New York City bus. AndJQVi% mortgages-are available on even home. .JipdciL.pl-HomeJ-Unes:_ The liixury liner, which • RATE WEEK OF APRIL 17-23 sailed' from- port It sounds too, good to be true. But It Is true 1'neqiinfled convenience. - This is. an effective annual yield assuming principal and Interest are 0/ The Manalapan Mall is I -block away. Great Everglades, • Fla., made reinvested at maturitv at the saitte Interest rate. At the time of renewal, . .. and there's more. We'll'begin with the homes themselves. They shopping, including 3 major shopping centers, ports of call In the West the Interest rate niay be higher or lower than It Is now. 11 Indies and Sout.h are spectacular! Four terrific new split-level is within minutes. The NYC bus is' jusl -America, ^ L and colonial designs with up to 5 bedrooms. about 2 blocks from your iloiir. And you can Act Today ft ~2'/rbatn"s.-Family rooms: 'Banquet-sized din- be in Manhattan only about an-hmir after you- leave this peaceful Inwivand-counlry selling. FAMILY INCOMES ing rooms. Country kitchens. Basements. 2-cnr garages,-Rolling family-sized lots. Anil Neighborhood schools, houses of worship, Tho median, family In- parks and recreational ..facilities ;in> also close- come for,, the year 1977 2% Year Certificate While this Limited countless Included extras that are .considered' ' options in mnhy other communities. by. And .the Atlantic Ocean is jusl IB miles was $10,010 - a 7 percent 0 away. , . . gain over 1076. , " I On Next are the prices, which start at'just 12.94% fe 12.00% Offer Is Still Available! S94.90Q. Tbflt'g right . . . just .594,900. And No wonder Meadow's Edge Is- N.J.'s pre- • many of Hie options are already included as miere community. • RATE FOR MONTH OF APRIL Four new 3. 4 and 5 bedroom models. Eight Shop around, 'and. you'll come back to Molly standard features. It's no wonder most people The r,i_te shown above Is available (or new accounts opened this month t MORTQAGES are amazed that homes like ours, in a locution, exterior -designs, With 2'/J baths and 2-car ladeen's and Is guaranteed for thin entire term. Interest Is compounded Oaks where every home Is on a beautiful ft garages.. AVAILABLE HOME DECORATORS continuously and credited monthly. $1000 minimum-$20,000 'maximum. homeslte with city water, paved driveway, O like this, are so uncommonly affordable. 391 Mlllbum »H.,Mlllbura 10'/i% mortgages. "Comparable 'savings on homes priced itrtii tram MJIimrn CIMm> - 150-amp electrical service, oven and range with From 10% Down* At Tjiese from 594,900, . •••,.-. V hood, 240-pound self-sealing roof Each and every, home .is availahlc wjth,a low' JS7«0»tW! it r«*(|iil,itlonu prnblbll lh»* ronipnnndlnn nl Inter?*! im 6 niiinlh 10 •To.QuilifladBuysfi. ide t> cuuoin-* tyiioi 10'/i%. mortgage rate. That means, in addition * fvrtlflrnteu and rpntilri* A piihttanlUI Inlprvm ncAallv for t'lirlv shingles, full-thick' celling • Insulation, 1 1 IIDTIIMIC - . — mimiiia»«IJ«m>-»ll Kiliiil'-nirtllltiliii, , — Two Fine ,to i.OOtlinrt L" I *" "-" 1,<-,TVJP in n -.snnt'ht-nft^r ~^plu0^8"lon(j*ilst of other fjne featutus... neighborhoocLyou'ir be saving substantially BEDSPREADS all at no extra cost. . ' .-Ji over the 30-year ttrm of your mortgage. DRAPERIES Comrtiunitles ,BiANKETS With Our SalM Ofllc* Op«n Dally And Weekend*. Berkeley Federal Savings (201)387-4242 , ANDLOAN^ Alexandria Drive of( Symmri Drive, Mannlapani N.J. DIRECTIONS: Take Garden State Parkway to Exli DIREOWONS: GARDEN STAT8 PARKWAY lo Exit 123. BATH ACCESSORIES* DUOS 88. Turn right onto Rqute 70 Weat. Continue 5 1072% '-. UNION: 324 Chestnut Strccl/687-7030 miles to Wilbur Avenuo & Holly Oaks sales office Soulh qn Roulc 0 forvbout 12 miles-to Symmes Road jStein- TOWELS • TABU LINENS Hnutt: Moil, Ihm Frl. 8:45 Io 3:30, Frl, evn, 6:00 Io 8:00. Sit.. 9:30 lu 1:00 on right. bach's). Turn right to the Meadow's Edge soles center and fur- Olhi-r lir«nrlii>«: Inmlnulllrrl Shun mill,. Ikliigalnn. I«n Manmvr. Nra«rU. Wlilllnn Union —Mon.andFrl.'tH9 BED LINENS • QUILTS , . l^kfluintl Mnnrhi'iili't mttl Ultpuodd. Mortgages nished models. Open lO-Sonwiikdays; IO-66n\vee\cnds. Westfield —Thurs.Mll9 VISIT OUR GIFT BOUTIQUE FSI.IC afcManchestetr Sole) office phone: (201) 780-4747. . •

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Thursday, April 17, 198C -Thursday, April 17, 1W0- SUBURBAN Sunrise to add 2 500 units oat townhomes SUBURBAN MART Plans for- ri~2S00-unit. an enclosed Floridn< another addition. rooms. * Located door pool and piilio. walerwuy to the north, luxury condominium" Room. The two-bedroom, In-the main clublmusc elsewhere in the main Beyond 'the pool will be a Sunrise. Lakes Phase III REAL ESTATE MART development were""an-' two-bath., luxury • with, of Sunrise ..Lnkes Phase clubhouse will be a large lake foi- fishing. to the east,'. and ot Kensington Pork City • Suburbs •Farm Country •Lake •.Shore nounced this week by_^screcned terrace model IV, a large multi-purpose billiards room, a large, Five sjili'llile recrea- undeveloped 1ani) to the W.B. Homes, Inc., begins at $58,400. Other biinqubl room will he a card nrnm, a crafts-room, tion-centers will be scat- south and west. If present Kensington Park,, a garages and abundant prove worthy of the builders of Sunrise Lake unit prices-have not been neiV feature in the' Phase a hobby .room, a ticket of- tered slrart'tfically neighboring development community of elegant outdoor parking; highest critical acclaim, continues, areas to the Condominiums, Sunrise, established. ; III main clubhouse fice, men's-and women's .throughout the complex townhomes in an ex- The second traditional with each designed to New business ideo Fla. "Our ' apartment floorplnn; The banquet exercise, locker and to "provide accessible west and south will even- clusive setting, has begun concept, so evident at the reflect individual tastes Sunrise Lakes Phase IV models will be basically room Mil.include a fully- shower rooms, and n golf, recreation, Each satellite tually contain single- to rise atop the Hudson community, is the ar- but complimentary to an will be the fourth port of the same as those in equipped kitchen. A se- pro shop.. • >.. will contain an outdoor family homes. Palisades on Pali6ades chitectural design which, overall 'sense of an the massive Sunrise Phase III," Sunrise cond kitchen will be A putting green will be pool, patio and slinf- The new midrise com- Avbflue, Fort Lee. according to Grossman, opulent, classic hqme ot Cross River Mill Lukes midrisc communi- Lakes sales! din-dor located adjacent lo the-situated just' pufsidc Hie." fleboard courts, a munity will begin at Nob • Overlooking the Hud-is essential in the style. Units are, in effect, . Barrymor Enterprises, -wo'll be capable of pro-Unlike any other business ty that already boasts Phyllis Chernoff 'said. party room near the main clubhouse. Also meeting room, a billiards Hill Hoadf slated to lie a son River and Manhat- dcvelop'mcnt of what is individual custom homes best known in New Jersey viding even better center iu the state, 6,772 units in the heart of '•However, all apart- clubhouse lobby. ' . located outside the room, a card room, a kit- major throughway. The tan, Centex Homes of envisioned-as-bccominga-^w.ith individual, pur- as builders of residentfal assistance to. home possibljrthe country.: Sunrise.. . ments in 'Siinrisc Lukes The immense lobby of clublious'e wiU'be tennis chenette, and men's anil •complex will lie just vJtsl New Jersey is previewing 'classic" community, chasers afforded the op- communities, ' has buyers : a n d home The center consists of W.B. Homes, Inc., is a Phase IV will contain the main clubhouse will courts, racquerbiill women's locker rooms. bhWne Island Road arid . com temporary-sty led Kensington's architect porturiity to specify many relocated its new home, sellers." ' ' . six buildings ranging in .University Drive, both BUILT-IN LUXURV—Th« spielous homn of Mudowi Ed«* In Manilapirt resale, commercial and wholly owned subsidiary washers and dryers, lead into_ a 1,000-seaf courts, shufflcboard Sunrise Lakes.Phase IV townhomes using a and designer, Barancik, design, construction, and Township Ineludt tht Whtatlind modal, with flvt btdrooms, 2Vi b»th»,two-c«r Barry Wesjhnak; vice size from 1.4110 square of Development Corpora- which will increase the theater with, a profes- courts, saunas and an out- is bordered by a large major throughways. distinctive architectural Conte & Associates, has appointment options. mortgage divisions to feet to 7,f)00 square, feet. O«r«0t and batamant. Prlead from »4,;oof all of tha hom«i com* complata with Cross-Iiivor-Mill, a new president of Barrymor, tionof America, Broward size of each apartment. ' sional stage, complete ndscape_deslgn created highly-individual While individual homes many luxury Itami, Including maitar tulta draiilno room*, wall-to-wall added, "Businesses' Space, however, can be County's loading builder. The washers. and sound and lighting rivalling some of MaVShat- exterior, stylings • which may vary, some-typical business center on Houte leased ' in minimum- carpatlno and couritry-tlxad lota. .. . 1 • '• • .9, the firm's newest con- operating from Cross The first phase of Siinrisc dryers will be full-sized system, mezzanine, pro- tan's most distinguished successfully combine "standard" features bear River Mill will find addi- parcels of (i!i(l square Lakes was introduced lo stack models and located jection room and .neighborhoods. classic Georgian and Ed- note since they represent . struction project in tional benefits because feet. . .:• Lakewood. inium market, •either in tho kllchpn (ir o dressing "Kensington Park Of- wardian details with the a theme of elegance found Barrymor Really will Businesses or in- in the early 1970s. foyer area, depending fers an opportunity to cn- most tasteful contem- commonplace at Kens-. Meadows Edge lists . Originally, the firm set lease and manage the nut lo build an antique stitutions cither SUNRISE LAKES STYLE—Tha one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath luxury model Sunrise Lakes phase IV upon the type of apart- -juy u ll'f,eatytelUiai_has porary design. Utodscpp-. Ington Park. Homes, business center, which negotiating lenses or : has been patterned after ment. Apartment . styled hffii-p hnildinn fnr ; (in Phase IV of Sunrlie Lakes condominiums Will feature a screened terrace or virtually disappcarec TOfdift we'will alwJ3ff|)l>H....thost'. having- signed 1 MOBILE HOMES. its own use but later ex- enclosed Florida' Room and will begin at $44,225. . ~ the successful layout of features carried from from the modern world," gracious, and' includes $272,000, encompass ap- easily accessible to oii'r.-Teastvs include Jhe 15 unsold units panded plans to construct 1 Sunrise Lakes Phase III, Phase-Ill include an in- AT SOUTH WIND said . Allan - Grossman, tree-shaded. ..walkways,, proximately 3,100 square tenants." • • •*• Amera'an Cancer Soc'ic- currently nearing sellout. stant hot water tap in ARLDUILT -•'-• president of Centex manicured lawns and - feet of graciously design- ". Time' is an critire center for retail ty'.-i i-nmmiTciiil l),-ink. J3ier.n-wnr-nJa5-iirinrl.mnqt- •apnrtmont, und= -FR0M- -Hotnesr-MAdmittedly-andr gardens untl KpauluuH ter- ed inteiim living space quickly -pi sales in-Phase III during dishwahsers. .and1 • proudly, this community raccs.' and include, terraces, THOUSANDS balconies and patios,, the homebuyers who December 1979, microwave ovens with is,being created for the The ' community will become a part of thesue generating more than a $4 temperature controls, in OF PIECES IN discerning few who have also ' boast vo number, varying" with some models. All stan- A MODERN each model. •'. ' -. cessful Meadows ~~ million volumefigure. . • earned the' privilege to . "Palisadium," • a self- community, Heavy emphasis has dard units will include a MANUFACTURING command the very finest contained center of ac- Dual-system, gosffred paths, .park ui.-iium.-.i, u . ,. , family, neighborhood and double-hung win- market closely," Stein- 1 been placed on recrea- screened terrace,, while "PLANT; in homes," he noted. tivities featuring pool, central heat and electric offices in a highly visible shallow pond- and iin specinltv shops, tion, leisure activity and luxury models will The community's offer- lounges, hall, sport and air conditioning systems located just off Symmcs dows. Long-lasting con- field reiterates, "we location and we wanted authentic working water All leases .are ..."SITE-DUILT" Upajd.., in Manalapan struction materials are clearly offer the best deal landscaping in Sunrise feature the popular HOMES ARE ing is inspired by two sim- leisure facilities, health provide interior comfort,' the design to be different wbeeF. Barrymor ex'-'.negotiated through Bar- Lakes Phase IV. Th,e 150' FloridaRoom. -ple, traditional concepts.- club, restaurant, party and a fireplace.is includ- Township. also bf prime concern: money can buy—first- yet appealing; conducive, ecutives .believe it to he. rymor Really. DUILT FROM These luxury homes Meadows. Edge homes quality homes, attractive acre development will "We found Phase HI to The first is the old- and catering facilities, ed in living room with op-: 1 to business activities. oiiyt Jni i/Vat ^ov- favewwone have been so well- have brick Fascia, 240- 'surroundings. .and feature an executive THOUSANDS OF "fashioned idea that a and a myriad of.attrac- tional family room and f Realizing later that what golf course, a multi —PIECES ON AN tions, all located master bedroom received among families pound, self-sealing .rP° realistic financing!" was ideal for our firm : : around that .we're at- To those Individuals who possess a sensltivity-for tho finest Hie has to small - neighborhood is shingles,, aluminum million dollar main tempting to duplicate it in EMPTY LOT: more comfortable, per- overlooking the Hudson fireplaces also available. in .the tri-state area that Meadows Edge homes would be ideal also for Vnuiloifl look ill clubhouse, five satellite offer, we'welcome .you.' . ••-.," River. :, Other comfort ,and con- the handful of homes .re- siding, and gutters and may .still- be purchased retail and oUier profes- •our fourth • phase," Introducing Rlvorview Point . . . Iho exclusive, luxury condominium sonal and aesthetically, leaders. They are also recreation centers, tennis Phyllis commented; "We appealing than a large" Grossman said, "The venience features within maining are expected to with low-interest • mor- sional busjnesses, we ex-' Industrial Buildings and courts^mahy-lakes- and located on the Toms.River In the heart.ol the shore's most desired each home cover the be sold soon. equipped with oil-fired, tgages of 10, percent, panded our- plans and. 1 have additionally made suburban communities, "- • ' ' :• one. Thus; in-limiting the concept of Kensington warm air heat, in-ground donse landscaping. changes wherever we felt project .114 townhomo Park is to provide an ex- spectrum from private Bill Stcinfield, "prcsl- which, compared to to- built Cross River Mill, an Office Spaci Hero a very apocialfow will como; homo to the.complete satisfaction elevator in', some, dent of Countrywide tanks, 150-amp. electrical day's current routes entirely new business The newest midrisq improvements could be frequently sought, but rarely discovered. We Invile you to inspect our residences, the developer, pression of classically- service, electric door phase of Sunrise Lakes made, particularly to has achieved an excellent elegant lifestyle com- residences, ..to" wetMarketing Corp., explain- amounts to an annual center concept,". in Xwv Jersey every day.;. model.... become one ol the select low at Rlvervlew Point.' '".' barlguarry tile flooring ed, "Because of the chimes, 80-gallon hot savings of $2,71)4. Chuck Moore, division will also feature four- meet the demands of a „.*.,...„»..alternativ«e , t—o ' typicavi».»l. pl.cmentcd»ifA .Wii • S400.000 .' and maTntaincd a cept goes beyond In- carpetingpg, ; skylightyg, and will be located in 33 four- recent Phase III buyers graciousness infrequent- .dividual excellence in any master bath with oversiz- families will be able to en- While the "built-in"—Turnpike south toExit 11, ing Thompson Group | story buildings and 33 have been in the 55-year- ly evidenced in contem- ed cast-Iron tub. joy thekirjd of lifestyle luxury of the homes, are then the Garden State member, is delighted : '45% single area, but is a har- Only a few homes left. 1,2 & 3-bedroom townhomes three stpry midrises.' All old range." porary society.;. monious blend of each Of as much importance Meadows Edge residents . the key. attraction, at. Parkway south 10 Exit with the project. pride themselves on: Not'Meadows Edge, running 123, then south on Route 9 He said, "Our resale liiihvedo. Come see these tradi- from $54,500 to $87,000. ings will be situated to of- Sunrise Lakes Phase IV Model Open Daily. -.11:00 A.M. 'til Dusk-Telephone (201J 244-6686 "In addition, the limited and every element, in- as the features, which are 1 tional, masterpieces' fer golf and-or lake-front will feature more • open number of units has cluding site, homes, loca- nearly endless at Kens- only are the homes first a close-second is the ideal to Symmes Drive (Stein- division has grown viewsr space, lates and~iima~ allowed t'entex Homes to ington Hark, Is' the quality, there is really no family setting the com- bach's) turn right fo~ tremendously in the past • bsf oreth ey "TB^BI ifjotrer tion and atmospherep, , all munity privides. eight months, and with'it /HKVI.TWIS ' Models-InPhase IV will scaping than Phase III. Crossroads Really, Inc. build more and larger of which work together to developer, Contex other community which Meadows Edge. Take advantage of our Exclusive SalosAgonl has so successfully com- the many real estate ser- range from -a standard Water will surround three HOMES FROM $18,750 rooms per home, with ex- achieve the final pro- Homes. A subsidiary of Within walking • ' Sew Jer\e\'\ lui-eeu ri-til i'\niu hrnkcrave linn Price Protection Plan: one-bedroom, one-bath sides of the complex. The ceptional closet and Centex Corporation, a bined the pleasures of distance are SteinbnchS vices we provide. The Purchase now at today's CALL (201 )9?flQ9M djjet." • . . . new offices will allow us -specializing in: Induwial Sale*. Office Spate Sale-, unit to a luxury two- four-story buildings will (COLLECT) FOn DlfVECHONS." , storage, spaces, two-car The homes themselves publicly owned corpora- leisure life with the con- Department Store and the anil Ua.\ini;. Real Kuale hivetlmenl I'nipenin.' I.ami prices, move irt any time Jjedrbom, .two-bath with providc-jess density and Oft WRITE FOR OnOCHUfU 10 tion listed on the Newveniences so important 22 shops comprising the Honored to provide these services '' • Sale\ and Sliiifipinv Center Sale\ between now and HILLSBOROUQH TOWNSHIP, N.J. Florida Room model. A" 'better views, All Kiueculero Pcfnt York Stock Exchange, to today's' family." Manalapan Mall. Also more efficiently and in a Centex ..Homes is one of within easy reach arethe for sales unique, kind of at- 7 l.lf'MI. IKIil \KIM1,- li.i.l Ounce \ I. 117111" September 1980. Priced from $94,900,'the VJ. l'liiinr'(20l> A72..>So«' N. y. |'li,,,lr (o|2) 3 l«J,|orc> two-bedroom luxury buildings will be enhanc- East Water Street at Hooper Avonue, Toms River GRAND OPENING! mosphere. As a result, nOUlE 120 MCK5ON N I 06157 America's largesh rambling, luxurious Shop Rite-Two Guys DIRECTIONS: Take Routes 22 and 206-..'. models will bbee con- cd with further architec- Florence Chambers, . OPEN WEEKENDS 12-5, structed in the four-story tural dosign. Five outdoor residential builders. With homes offer many stan- Center and numerous sales associate with Jor- WEEKDAYS T-4:^Q OR... Routes 2S7 and 206 to Somorvlllo "FOR PCOPLC WHO DIRECTIONS Giydon stole Parkway Exit 82 Eaal lo second liadic buildings:- . . cacquetb'all courts will be WCRCN'T DORK YESTCRDAY" landmark residential dard features considered smaller retail shops and dan Baris,Inc., again has MODEL PHONE: (201) 874-8040 Traflic Circle. Go south on Roulo 206 lor lirjrit. turn rirjhl (Hooper Avohuo). utralrjhl to rlvor. / communities of single restaurants. ^ . Salosby 57,, mileslo Now Amwoll Road (first right .The one-bedroom, onc- "extra" at other com- . been named to the Million Jason William Barnot & Co. . turn aftor McDonald's). Turn right and go and-a-half-bath luxury family homes, munities. Each Meadows The educational system Dollar Club of the New •^\ (201) 526-2230 '/,. milo. ' . • • . I apartment will start at '•'n» Jl^ townhouses and luxury Edge home hns two full available to Meadows Jersey Association of Elegant 2 & 3 Bedroom $46,225 with a screened s apartments in states in- baths and powder room, Edge is considered, Realtors for her Bales terrace and $40,225- with- cluding Florida, Illinois, two-car garage, eat-in among the finest in the performance during 1879, Condominium Townhouses* LUXURIOUS Virginia, Maryland, country kitchen, separate state, including schools according to Jordan GARDEN APARTMENTS California, Minnesota master suite dressing such as Pine Brook Baris, president of the ir- : , and New Jersey, Centex's •sr rooms,', formal dining Junior "Highgh- and vington based real estate Somerset/N.J. experience spans nearly room, basement, paved brokerage firm. ' SEVERAL three-decades—of—home- Manalapaa pan High School. Exciting, Newl The setting Is pdrk-like, "Driveway, undergrouwr FamiliTIyy recreation is The designation came building. utilities, cHy water and spacious and conv«ni*nl. ' . . • not forgotten either! Close as no surprise," Baris Visitors are welcomed country-sized lots. PERMANENT MORTGAGES at Kensington Park Sales at hand arc swim and stated, "Mrs. Chambers 1 and 2 bedroom apartments each Center from' 10 to" "5 consistently is a high pro- . STILL AVAILABLE With (ront'and rear entrances, a ter- weekdays, weekends ducer with many years of- race or. balcony, jurnbo kitchen In-- from 12 to 6; However, for successful experience." Tho Ardloy — 2 bedroom unit - " . eludes dishwasher, Individually con- a formal presentation Greenbrior II Mrs. Chambers attend- • Central air conditioning • Carpeting rhrouphcjut 59,990 trolled gas heat and central air condi- ed Tennessee State Col- • Eal-in kitchen including, refrigerator, dishwasher— contact the .Kensington SALtS OFFICE tioning and so much morel Park Sales Center for an lego before moving to range and 'hood » 2-i baths wuh ceramic ' • Newark in the early 1950s tile t Deluxo vanities with marbglired van- ' • 201'35«'.6SOO appointment, The Center fills exec spot ity tops t Custom cralted .wood kitchen. Call After 6 P.M. ONLY 50 MINUTES FROM is closed Tuesdays. For and is a 24-year veteran cabinets • 16 It. master bedroom • Full ; 101-232-8567 NEW YORK CITY further Information and History is repeating as manager of the of the firm. basement » Insulated win lHBlrt Rossmor Leisure wcritr Jocian Hans Inc. head- screens • .mil thick insulation • Appro* brochures, contact Kens- 1.600 sq. It ol living area, including sun Model Apartment Open Every Day ington Park at its Fort W> Wimmer has moved in Maryland. In l»70, he quartered at 380 Stuyve- became the original and 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Lee offices. across Burnt Tavern sant Ave., Irvington, is a CONVtNlfNNVtNllNT TO N;Y7CITN;Y. CITY BUStS I TRAINTRAINSS ^S"^ • Access to the communi- Road, where he was the only administrator at the specialist in pr.operty-, (201)821-6450 administrator of the original Greenbriar, throughout. Essex Coun- • ty is via Routes 4,46 or 80 which is now completely DIMCTIONSi Raul* 1 wulh to g to the last Fort Lee Exit, original Greenbriar, to ty. The firm is a member become the ad- sold out and home to /omcr/ct pork Lorw. Turn right on PlniMSWU lant to Routt straight to Lemoine of the national Homes For more than 2500 adults.- DIR rnOM NEWARK & NORTH JEHSIV Houle '.'? 37, Turn right apprex. 'A mil* to 3om»r«t Avenue. (becomes ministrator at Green- Living network of in- continue to. Amwoll Ro.iil (HoutoO 1-1 lullu. i^ni M«w> an the toft. - Palisades Avenue and_ •briar II, the new sue-, dependent real estate (ow'U tor .lLJiJtoxim.ilply I .• mjios in W.i'sn.iil fh south to Kensington Park cessftil adult residential Among the aspects that brokerage fii'ms fn Sales Center. recreational community—the- Greenbriar fl all 50 states. ! I U developed by U.S. Hpmc homeowners association Only 12_very fortunate-families Corp. will learn from Wimmer can save $312.70* a month and Once again,. Wimmer are the handling of the Home Ownors Pnal 52: - will be schooling trustees diverse services provided only before May 1st. -\ appointed by -the through tho association \ homeowners association. for .the community's And, once again, he will residents: maintenance There's no reason in the world why. you Why sell be putting to work his ex- and upkeep of the private -shotild-pay~an extra $312:70 a month laier tor Us tensive business country club complex, its the exaclsame'luxury home and amenities you Why buy I—background. A native clubhouse and mmy can have now. .... - '.'...... _..... Philndelphian with recreational and social From the exciting traditiojnaUSpanish exterjoi^design^ . the^gacluus _.; fi pay more because- WHY1BUY NOW?" WHY SELL NOW? degrees in both business"•"facilities | ma^mTenlfriee"^ Interlorsthat even lnelude"a~fall"ba5eTne"nT~^r[rie luxurious appointments ngiit downTo W^aren't aware that only tiTiffiltednumber 6i HrwB for rt""' ti""""i nnttnn. "Prlcos for oxlstlng honi'co havo administration' and and landscaping of the ^a gracious brick fireplace.. . and last, but certainly net least — a true one of a kind location ^ - the very ir n n 11 11% mortgages ar.e currently available at •'-— - Bsillll HI I ally will rjao 8%-10% In 1080." waehod a ptnlt. Eitpiwt y ^l^n 11 economics, earnQd-'atJhfi- community's common r c; f l Thin ii.CTnvnnt M, merchandising. Ho cut wildlite. And every-home includes at no extra never seemed to. have the time for: ceramics, tennis' come after you move Into a new . his teeth In the communi- homes on individual lots. your rotlremont-sliod homo will ' and handsome homo hero, Priced from $04,490. charge a wood burning tireplace, central air . He had this nice big house in Short Hills, a good ' with the girls, and improving hergolf game to the point bo purpose-built for delivery this .ty development industry conditioning: a kitchen lull ot appliances, a practicj5, good hospital connections, lovely wife, year-gUurantocd at today's price I Tho prohlems whero you live where she s welcome in any foursome. • now won't fr,o away. They'll get combination of hardwood floors and plush • grown-up kids'. ... the-whole'bit. Crestwood Community Service Turtle Road, off Madison Avenue • Convent Station, Morrlstown .•.Anytime she wants to see the kids or the grand- ' Charges,/ which Include home worse. Taxes, Insurance, f uol and carpeting, lull basement, a private garage and He decided lo-start a-long^range felireiyient-pl.iiT-by— - DIRECTIONSrFrDm Horrljtown Center rThcQrnFrT)rralfl'"Kmii?-31 --c-hi'fdrenrshe-liops-in-.-the-wr-and-BocsrOrthcy-coTT • (South Sjreel -j-'rjecomes Madison Avenue) pasl Mprristown so much more. . . easing qff_on his practice. Not all .it once—he's oniy 53 down —it's not as though they were a thousand houso momborship, bus tronspor- they'll go up. , v tntlon and many other basic liv- HOLAADEL Mtmorlal.HospitfJlio Turtle Road. Turn right on Turlk'Rofltl lo Of course the racquet club with two tennis —bul oyeTthe next six or seven y.ears. • -.'-.. iniles away, • ' • . ,. We can help you to soil your Convent Mews.. From Chotham-Mniiliion area dike Route 24 courts, swimming pool and full facility ing costs, are fixed on annual eon- home now, for top dollar. We can CUSTOAfVBU ILT So he took in arfassociate to li'eip handle his practice. Who would have thought that ,i serious doctor like " traet. Our real ostate tax rate is help yoiFbroeure mortgage finan- clubhouse with'sauna Is also a big. part oi the Then he and his wife, SybiJ, savy an jd for Rbssmoor • now 42% lower than it was In cing In. Now Jersey; over 200 MODEL HOMES- Barclay Woods excitment. that would go wildjibout livirjg in an adult communitv? lending Institutions now have and Clearbrook, drove down and decided th.it adult- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY It's luxury living at Its best. But he did.- . ' ., - Summing up "... inflation'ot funds available. If you qualify, community living.made a lot of good sense for, them. ' : today'/ feveviih rate it a itrottp capital train on. your jtroflt. is * • • ' 1 know—because I'm that doctor! ..; ' -. ' • inducement to buy before p'rieei oxonipt from taxos this yoar, up Oinftn 3r«M Pi/nwt* #nf M Roult 34 tovth toHOO,000. •*'»••' •* la Old BtidQ* • tloitt Turn HQhl T/f mil* ro > no even higher."—The Morgan ' " ' » Wootfi ' this Is a fictional IcslimoniM based on a oirrjposi^ ol actual Rnssnuior'Clwrhfuok residents. . ' Guaranty fruit Company SUR- FINANCING Townhomes from ' VEY, February 1980. ' ' What «fw you welting tart Avoid 1080 price rises of 8% to 1314% 10% by acting NOW. What are AtlMwl AVAILABLETOQUALIFIED BUYER^ SlidnKOIlid o you woltlntr for J (ipvulunotfb Rossmooorr and C'li'arbrook If.you'rc 48 or over, you'll love $78,900 FI- 1 n anri thw RwtlrBB; Hnw to COPB" CHOICE OF IMPRESSIVE .jreaijjiltcommiinlllctlint IflllMt FR hnnK "!'-"Inflntlf 10% Down paymont to.quohlmd buyers, • . ' " • /7tH\ .•••• V GEORGIAN STYLE OR 45 mlloi froni Manhattan. PHONI TOM, FflHi : You may choose from 20 lnN«w J«r««yi MO-IM-irn ELEGANT FRENCrVPROVINCIAL different modcli, In . NY, ft, Condi WMI1-UU . ' HOMES ON HEAVILY WOODED Colonial ityling al rOOMMUNITIBI " EluwtwM.pnoMi M1-M0-10M'- . CULDE SAC IN PRESTIGIOUS Rtxsmoor, or contemporary Both at Exit 8A, New Jersey Turnpike Dlpi.-OO. Opu'lM, tlouH S30 WWIInrj, NJ 01710 OH VIMTl hMHiui Ibllki CuJaIUU tuimi (Ml lOli M «!!0 styling at Clearbrook. In Ihc cool, clear air of Monroe Township, New Jcrsey/(609)655-2900 |}mqd»H;ltom«10'ilo«eo'i HOLMDEL— Barclay Woods Prlcct range (rom $39,500 Open 0-5, MVtn dtyi • wttk IIHI mu.i iwfiukiii in*. «i "U #»o Country Home Living in the Woodlands ot Brielle •0,5117,000. Opfeh every, A Aimmwg c.-p.n»o iM _ljnS| rrM IllllHi III»!). 'Sit ll »»i«lt««. Hiu #5H. (DO Old Bridge Road Bnelle New Jersey 08 730 • BOil 5?8 • 8/ IS day (rom 9-5. Come visit. th|« iitvwlhrmrnl is-nol an il|li'rin« wlilth can Iw mjdc only by Ini nj,il prmriKiiii. N:Y. 8J.\, 0.1 j, 08.1, 007 IMi ll Ml ill «lfiil«t. wMih in t» tui* ally by Kmil piov«H 530-0181 'Compared to a 16'4% mortgage. 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Thursday, April 17, 1980 I Thursday, April 17, 1980 Kean president Charge for Pictures Professor surveys job effect on women Thtre li« charoe of t5 Horjwedding end „. —N<>RMAN~.Jrl''ltEUND~ urges state Most of the tliories that support this employment • for women," the Liv-fulfill her obligations as a- mother.' graduate students and a grdnt from the engagement plcturei. There ii no from $40,000 to $100,000 Nationalinstitute of Mental Health, she charge for the announcement, whether of Mountainside, Presi- Festival emphasis bellefhnve centered on the middle class ingston College professor said'. "There Even though the women interviewed dent of Automotive Safe- ami. to 100 percenlof the woriiarfffiS'w'oman who worksfor self- Is a rich history of women working in cling to their traditional roles, most intends to interview Some 200 women with or without a picture. Periont E. "KOTII BroniberM.U'as appointed, ' inj. "I expect to find moreiiouaeholds the Mnrt|>a)>(* Servicing ly parlly offsel.by hj|>li<'r pensation, retirement on Polish heritage uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwuimiJiuiiiiiiuiuiiitiiHjiiiiuuiim year term on the Board of leader by John Hancock College of New. Jersey, Union, appealed always worked because her • family work upon these women, theirTamily ed. .'.•.". headed by women," she-said. "There is Depailmeril, James interest-costs assiw-iated plans and public funds. .during a recent meeting to the Joint a strong sense that the man is the Directors of the Mutual Life Insurance 'Family Life- Is thethe High Hoot Polka will be a •'•MissPolonia'-' needed her income' Does holding a job structure, their valuesystems." "Most noted tllat they feel moro in- Co. MoiiKinvi was appointed will) deposits, The bill, increasing in- Strength of the1 Nation" Dancers and the Jubilee Appropriations Committee of the State out of necessity give a woman the same breadwinner, yet it is often easier for • Automotive ServieV In- morl Huge officer- pageant. Most of the BO women interviewed are dependent, feel they are better Inform- dustry Association. suranc'o. limits, became will be the Iheme; of Ihe Polka Dancers of'Statcn Ticket chairwoman is Legislature that it.restore the state self-confidence as a career pursued oul ed and dress belter than their non- the woman to find work; Problems Roth is a home .oflico 1 children of immigrants from Italy, The association which representative for the • . . At ii«-April 10 meeting,' effective April 1. ninth' annual Polish Island. . _.'. Felicia Zochowski of 23 college budgets to the level ofcholce' Poland or other east European coun- workirig friends," Safa reported. arise when a wife's wage is grcalar tin -.STJtfKANK • has Ihe iKHjrd of directors of Investors Savings and recommended by the State Board of than her husband's, or particularly NEW YORKER • is headquartered in New Jersey group office,' Heritage. Festival lo \ie Bernie Goydish, Polish Virginia St., South River. Dr. Helen Safa," on leave this tries. Nearly three-fourths arc white, "Nearly all the married women feel Chicago, is comprised of 64-60 Morris Ave., Spr- been noraed by Keyes, Untied Counties Trust Loan Association,' with held Sunday, .June 1 at the .disc jockey, has arranged Prices range from $10 for . Higher Education. semester from her position as head of and most of them arc Roman Catholic. that it easier for a woman to leave her when the husband is buf qTa job." Martin and Company, Company, Elizabeth, assets in excess of $625 *. " - Despite this differencersafa said, she 892 Chancellor Ave. • more than 8,000 member ingfield. Garden Slate Arts Center the stsige program which box seats lo $3 for lawn the anthropology department at theTfie majority of the women were hired husband if she is working, so work ijpes companies worldwide. . Springfield, as public authorized payment Of million, has offices in in Holmdel, it was. an- will feature vocalist Jan sealing. Information is He said the governor's recommended state, university's New Brunswick- at the plant in the 1950s or earlier, at least give these women security that expects to find the attitudes and Irvinglon. 372-9662 relations account gniao the regular quarterly Millburn, Short Hi|ls, Irv- cut of $923,000, coupled with a board cut nounced by- T Uobert Lewan. available from the Piscataway campuses, has found that before the' company started shifting they can be financially independent if reasons for working much the same in manager. This is a ne.w^cash dividend of 25 cents irjgton, Springfield, Garden Stale' Cultural earlier i>f $963,000, will "strike at.the some of its production to West Virginia Puerto Rico as in New Jersey. * . Featuring Live-Music THOMAS J. SfANJTfON Zncho.wski, general chair- Also returning for the earning an income does bolster a forced.to," she added. "However, the position resulting from P&r share-on May 1, toUnion;' Hillside,'. Plain- man of Hie statewide stage program.are ihe Fund office, 442-B600, ex- • very heart of the quality .of our working-class woman's feelings about "Here again, the woman has little WITH JK., chairman/of First continued growth of the stockholders of record . and Puerto Rico. small' number of divorced women-only Jersey National Bank, field East Orange, Spr- _vplunlt'er...committee_ar--- Matusz... Polish folk tension -222,.-weekdays. instruction programs and...the' her own independence. . • . choice in whether to work or not; it's an( public relations depart- "When you're looking at the impact four-suggests that most of these women Eddie Hill & Jim-Boy has announced that stpnr,<•,-. nuseu on life" ing Lake _ Heights',"" ranging the event. dancers and singers. from!ia.m.to4p.m: _ economic well-being of the state."• A residfent of East Brunswick, Safa of work on women, it's important to are strongly committed to marriage." economic necessity," she said. "There" mcnl. 2,256,124- shares Navesink and Freehold. will problbly. be the same sense that . HildOnnrw Hi Month Of April . N E L |, I E The day will start in Polish foods and The secretary ' is in his. address, Weiss cited the decided several years .ago to study the look at the kind of women employed," . Perhaps because of their devotion to MORKO.managcr of the .Sliikiino will In- respon- outstanding, the cash traditional Polish manner souvenirs have been ar- Josephine Cukier • 6( contribution of Kean to "the state's impact of extended employment on she jioted., ''We can't make simple "" their domestic rojes, the women they are working for their families and Aipti'lni Eniy Frldiy I Siturdey sible for a variely of dividend distribution will : generalizations. Working-class women not for themselves. . Western Slope Office, has public affairs and other ;. amount Io $564^,0*' 1. with the celebration of the ranged for the day. There Union. economy in providing an educated work working-class women and their reported 'tha,t their husbands have —* OLDIES * ROCK received the 1980 Tribute JOEL .SCHWARTZ of Mass. Principal, force for its diverse industries. He sai.d families', an area relatively unexplored . havc.worked outside the home since the always accepted their wives' jobs and "Both in New Jersey and Puerto Rico * COUNTRY * FOLK to Women and Industry. * public relations accounts. The company main- it would appear that, issues of role.con- Springfield hai lolned lie had been a public rela- tains 211 hanking offices in celebrant, will be tho Most „ students at Kean are concentrated in by researhers. 19th Century. They were npj looking for have never felt threatened by the The award is sponsored Kc-v. John C. Heiss. the liberating effects of wage .labor or flict arise primarily in cases where DANCING Gsbraa - Hammer lions account- executive • Union, Monmouth and the arras of rrivtcs' need. • • Middle-class women, she pointed out, women's roles as wage earner and, by the YWCA of Associates, ai a_sa1«i There will be displays for increased economic independeTtCo. there is less economic need, and where . FINEFOOD for three years.. Somerset counties. have entered the career market en decision-maker. , ; Ridgewood, whic representative. Gobroo- of Polish arls and crafts masse only recently, have had more to •These women work because they "the whole strategy of these women women work largely for their own self- COCKTAILS ••/'•-• "We have reshaped and redesigned honored • outstanding, Hammer Associates is JOHN (.'. DUNN .lit. of. arranged . under the gain.tn the area of self-fulfillment, and have to," she continued. "Their wages 'is not to challenge or threaten direct- , fulfillment," sh'e concluded. ' . our curriculum so that today the largest business women .from NoW Jersey's leading A 23 percent first- South Stiles Street, leadership of Lt. Col. An-' generally earn higher wages. are considered essential'to the family's ly," remarked the anthropologist, who • number of students!are in academic jsooooooooooooooooooooq corporations ih a six- Investment real estate quarter gain was an-Linden,, a^truck dirver in thonyK.Pndbiclski. Wklt ^ •hnitlg nnrl nrp rnVnly eppnt nn their hns hmi nn Ihft Rntgftrs University county _...... sales Company, based In | ll tjlllbh •hi .-•• and demand,"- he -said- "They—are--hand, have accepted employment as an own personal needs." faculty since 1907. "They have autharii -Safety- meetirig of shareholders transmission and ty but they're, not blatant about it. Jersey and New York. '' Livingston. program, arranged by enrollcd_in...management science, economic essential for many years, and Although most of the women pool of the Summit Bancor- distribution department radio personality Ad'olph compute/ science, allied health, therefore provided the richest case their incomes with their husbands' arid .There is little indication that these deposit. The April issue of poration April 8., of Public Service Electric women experience a conflict over work- COUNTRY CLUB The week ending Satur- Kurdyla arid by Victoria .technologies and human services. histories for Safa and her assistants to share in the deoisions on how to spend Seventeen , MaRa'/.ine's THOMAS I). SAYLKS arid Gas Company, com- Alalisky of Liride'h,. will Programs of marginal utility have been - . investigate. She found cooperative sub- their wages, they still maintain a strict, ing; on-the-contrary, thoy-maintain a 917 N. Broad Street day has been designated .III., chairman and presi- RENT-A-CAR NtiJPT ELMER K. HEINRICH "mini-mag" features n pleted "25 years' service include' the -former . sharply curtailed."' jects at a New Jersey garment factory., traditionnlapproach to their role in_the strong work ethic. • ••••.. qiii7 by Mil T HAMJVMa . dent, reported that in I97Q -with—tho—company this Harvest Moon polka PER'DAY He said Kean's contribution also Is..where most of the "WoweM''she inter- family unit, Safa observed. "There Is little incompatibility Elizabeth perty Week, chaired by of Oak RldBBhas-bwir Ua'ncorporation achieved . PAT GIAGOWSKI of . named office services One of Hammers' month and received a champions, Marie ;ind LOW & 10 cents a mile . ' linked to the research' needs of both viewed had worked for 20 years or "They don't question their roles, as between their domestic arid wage- AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE AFFAIRS... puzzles hus been selected record earnings for thegold service.emblem in Casey Costa, arid the cur- AS *• ^ private industryand g6vernment, .for •more. . housewife and mother," she said. earning roles, since they are furthering Happy Homes Really, manager at. Berkeley fourth successive year. WITH THIS AD" Kenilworth, and STEIXE Federal" Savings and to be included-in the.for- honor of the occasion, rent champions Car.nl . which facilities*exist at Kean. Safn's findings will be included in an "They felt that, although their their families' interests ,m both WEDDINGS • MEETINGS . thcoming " Games Sayles noted -that dur- vIn*all 2B employees of RICHARD H. EVER5 Pelch and Jack Laputka, 10 Investments in modern facilities over .anthology.^Urban^Anth'copology-in^he husbands sometimes • helped,, capacities." ...... SOMMER.of McMahon & Loan Association, ing the first quarter in- •• Special weekly and monthly • PARTIES&-MORE1 Sommer Rehltors, Union! Richard K. Oartenberg, Magazlnes's ' novelty Public Service completed was named president of ratos.vvi'th Iree milos . ' • '. the past 10 years, he said, have made United States,"- to be published by the housekeeping and child rearing was Safa will add another dimension to calendar. come before securities a quarter-century of ser- the Unltech Division of their duty. As one older woman told her research this year by conducting a Flneculilne and Liquor . • Realtors have, since J95.G, president,, announced. transactions increased 23 Kean a slate resource that should be Columbia University Press. Her study . Hammer is the author' vice during'April. Ecodyne Corp., Y to present • • Spocial insuranco cornpany me:-'My son never.knew that I work- similar survey in the same garment - held this annual Helnrlch will be per cent to $1,546,000 as • supported. ' . . was funded by a grant from the Social Call... DICK ANDERSON, SR. observance dedicated to of the"Puzzle Corner," according, to Richard L. •v roplacomoni rales . Weiss state'.s investment in'its-pre- Science Research Council. ed! 'She was proud, not of her job, but company's plants in Puerto Rico. With responsible for compared, tp $1,257,000 ROLAND LEWON Jr., modern dance ' Takt' mock in Anwrkn. taking on active rolc'in purchasing,' main- "Bible Quiz" and "Disc & Hoard, president of sent and. future economic development "In1 essence, factory work represents of her ability to keep n job and-still* the help of two Rutgers- University Buy US. Savings Bonds. (201)354-5850 earned in 1979. On a per president of Investors Erick Hawkins will br- • Wo honor rT\o^t majur_croc)it cards helping make America a tenance of supplies •Data" columns appear- share basis, this Ecodyne's Water and must include the public colleges." * . the first rung of formal, stable wage •better place to live and ing in.this newspaper. Savings, has" lauded thp Wasto • Treatment.' iny his dance corlipany lo and equipment and the represents $i,08 com- .action of tho FSLIC in the YM-YW1IA ' 'of work, upkeep of all Berkeley pared tp 117. cents Sayles tJroup. For the past 15 raising the amount of in- years, Evers served Metropolitan. New NECTARINES Workers National Private. Pro- properties.. He comes to ' Tbe board of directors attributed the income Jersey, 700 Norfhfield I AMERICAN surance protection on in- -Neptune International . The • modern-day perty Week was Berkeley .from Of BERKELEY gain lo improved~earn- dividual savings accounts Avenue, West Orange, on" I INTERNATIONAL nectarine has more than established by thi} Na- Suburban • Savings and FEPEIIAI/ SAVINGS Corp. Tuesday,. April '22 at 8 IRENT-A-CAR, on cerrsosr tional Association of .00 varieties and is a fruit Census takers for the Loan. Association, AND LOAN ASSOCIA- p.m. . unto itself.: Realtors' to acquaint the Wayne, where he hadTION has appointed nine 475 Rte. 22 East 16 W. Elizabeth Ave.: 1980 Census of Population publip with the benefits of Tickets are available at . It is also one of thearid Housing are easy to been regional vice members of Berkeley's Kean husband, wife the. Y box office, a't $4.50- Springfield, N.J. Linden, N.J. world's oldest fruits identify, according lo owning privateproperty-r—prnlttoflTT "management team to cor- for adults und S3 for' porate officer positions. 376-4220 925-3080 having' been grown In Richard L. Bitzer, U-.S. r i students, wilh special • China before the birth of Bureau of the Census, AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR Earned tesistant vice prices for Y members. Christ and some suggest assistant regional dffec- presidents were Alan G. ^h6mistry 1 ext it could have been (he tor. OPENERS Martin, Nancy "apple" In. the Garden of They Tvear^edr-whit«r- •Wichniann Sharpe and This semester's Chemistry 1000 class sludents also may take these chemistry • l/3-Honooowsr, tharrrfally protected mote. at Kean College of. Now Jcrsey,..is the Eden. - CNS and blue ID cards with, • Sifety device itopi door i'lthiti on.obitructlon. Paul H. Coladarci. courses, Chem.io:il-Hi:)2. the U.S. Department ol*" . * Emergency dltconnect for manual bperatlon#ln caie Four office managers- first anywhere to use a 554-page tex- Reviewers have called the Commerce seal and of power failure. " • . • Plaiie Platt, Cynthia tbook, "Chemistry: A First Course," in Kroschwitz-Winokur text a "self- > Multi'freqUjncy radio controli Iri'iura lecurlty. its finished form. SHOP-AT-HOME "Census " Enumerator, NEW LOWER PRICES • Time delay light itayi on approximately two minutei Scioscia, James Brown teacher" because of its clarity.' A ROBERTTREAT Custom Made... Official Credential" after door opani or cloibs. - • • ' . and M. Joan Ruprecht It was written by their teachers, Dr. feature of the text, according lo printed oil them. Their J Rolidontial ro:-lociimont overhead dobri ' -1 were appointed to the of- Jacqueline l.-Kroschwitz of Little Falls, McGraw-Hill, is the authors' ability to e DRAPERIES present information of both, a e VERTICALS cards also have their DEWAR'S SCOTCH mm; ficer level positions of an assistant professor, and her hus- .signatures, certifying Hilliidle Overhead Door Co. branch supervisor. band.Di*: Melvin-Winokur. theoretical and skill development e BLINDS 34 5 YOU GREAT BE SURE ... BLISS hat been lervlno the Home Owner I'II^'IUM YHno'EiP'rlw In .-the Auditing nature in.an organized, understandable lor IS YEARVFor e complete FREE INSPECTION of • ROMAN SHADES that they have sworn to • 686-262Z ._ For Stint Sirvici— •Kroschwit7;, formerly of Trenton, and your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised bv keep confidul-linl nil in- Department, Linda J. fashion. The early chapters even in- the flneit technical itefl, phono. ' e FABRIC SHADES Winokur, formerly of Now- York City, cludeamalhreview. i e SPREADS formation they collect for an associate rirofessor at Bloomfield .the census. ' . College instructors who adopt the text AT READY-MADE College, began work on the book in 1977.. receivo .an instructor's manual SUMMIT-UNION Census- • lakers have with a deposit of $5,000 or more for a new account, SPRINGFIEtO PRICESI It was published Feb. (i by Ihe Me -prepared Ry the authors;.and also-may storied making their Grnw;l!ill Book Co., New York. The elect to use the :!21)-'page laboratory add-on deposit or sayings certificate ':•-.£.. 2/7-0079 rounds, calling ,'nt WESTFIELtJ-KENILWORTH 686-5019 WOLFSCHMIDT VODKA . W scis text is aimed at those who have had no mamia-l -by Krbschwitz mid Winokui* We Will Come To . residences from .whic'h 10 proof querti "V . " y unit-ui the study gulilu prepared byDITT householders have not 233-44-18 353-8752 previous cliemislry studies have not. Jack'lioaly.or Chahnl College in Califor- Sample! a Idaas mailod'back their census $ M Love, On nia. ' .. ' • questionnaires". BLUE NUN WINE /«m. 35**' 3 Mothers' Day prepared them for a rigorous college Curtain & Anyone without this of- course. Kroschwilz received her doctorate ficiaT idenliflcatioh card Kroschwftz, whoso specially is from Ihe University of' Pennsylvania. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL Ladles analog llim organic"uhemislfy,""began leaching fit Winokur received his degree from the DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 18821 who claims lo be a cens.us FRANGELICO LIQUEUR dress quartz watch In 103e Stuyveiint Avt. taker, should be rcprtcd to Barnard. College, New York, "in lflfiD,'' California Institute--of Technology, One of 1Kb Oldest & Largest I UNIONa<»e-501> while or yellow case taught in the community colleges of the where the couple first met.. • the police. with easy-to-ad|ust City'University of New York (CUNY), MAJORSKA VODKA bracelet. Has a bat- and has liben at Kean since 1971!.- • tery life ol approxl, Winokur taught at CUNY before mov- mately l years. ing to Bloomfield iii 1975. Asked why _ JJALLOJERMOUIH they—wrplu thulr tuxt,11 KrosehwltZ answered, "We both taught at the' basicpreparatory level, didn't find any _ Cleaners of the texts satisfactory, and -thought we could do a better job. "• Dry Cleaners of Distinction BUDWEISER In addition to teaching Chem. 10(10, FREE GARMENT STORAGE , We'll care (or your wlntor,wo»r until Kroschwit.z is coordinator of the Pall...pay,-lothlna but the cleaning I PAID FOR BEER general chemistry-program designed- Pr»o minor repalri. for Kqah's allied health-programs. The GALLOPING HILL MALL program includes students.preparing, (Galloping Hill Road) THE OUTLET STORE for entry info occupational therapy and UNIONI'* 487-3585 GOLD DIAMOND A "DRESS RACK DIVISION" . - physical, therapy, majors. Nursiiig- Call Por Plck-gp S, Delivery

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Foxes' due Spqnish play in AAontclair Jhu«day,Aprll 17, 19B0 Movie tomorrow ""Yerma," a Spijnish inatincenl 2:15p,m. Carteret aids cyti;ilexico_Gut^ Additional inforliialiun Consumer complaint 1 .loilie p'oster, Sally ciu Lorcn, will be staged may be obtained'by call- & Carteret Savings and state-chartered savings JUST PHONE "Times Kellernian nnd . Sroil May 7 to 10 by Major ing 746-9120. . .-J Loan Association, in and loan association, 686-7700 ' coopcra'tion with the with asset* in excess of UELLKVUIC i Mont- llain, opens InnioiTim'-at Theater Series at Mont- : American Heart one billion, dollars. clair)—Last limes today; Ihe Maplewood Theater. clair State College', Upper ~ ~z& can help others, too Maplewnod, and the Montclair. Curtain will l>c Association, will sell COAL. • MINER'S T«kf mock in Amvrttu ,3 LEVIN resoived, write to the manufacturer. DAUGHTER, 2:'«l, 5/ Linden Twin I -Theater. " .m. with a Friday . . Director, • . "Roses for ReBearch"--a -"Cliapler Two." slarr- Buy US. Savings Bonds '3 A'n effective complaint letter con- lifelike, red silk rose for 7:30, .. ' !l:D5; State Division of t'onsuinl'r Affairs . 1 HH ..liiines Caan and -Zl tains: ' . $3-to benefit heart APOCALYPSE- NOW, When you'complain,, you're,actually, i: Your • name, address and Frl.,.. 7::i(), 10:15; Oscar-noniinee Uarslia ITALIAN helping many people as well as research. , Mason, will end its run telephone number. Robert B. O'Brien, Jr., RESTAURANT] yourself. Your complaint helps con- ' 2. The name and address of the store Christadelphians Mon.,Tups.,7,():-iri. al holhtheaters. • Featuring ^upurb sumer agencies, legislators, and president of Carteret "Foxes," which lolls a • Vral • Shrimp-* Pasta! or dealer from whom you'purchased the Savings & Loan ELMOHA lEIi/iiboth) • Cn«erolr* businesses, know which problems need item or service'. .. INVITE YOU TQ —Last, tiirios today, story of Tour Icenaw Kills For Your Dining Plcaiure" , attention. Complaints are often the Association, said the Birthday Psrllm Wclcomo A X AHpnr.anrislrrtplpqtnt.-mpnl.nf.lhiL in the San Titn BLOODLINE. 7::i6; Eat In or TAkooui -3 bases for legal action by consumer facts. PUT GOD IN YOUR I IFF AMERICAN CiKJOLO. Fernando Valley, was MILLBURN MALL ."086-38BK J agencies*and the primary justification at any Carteret branch. photographed in color. 4. The make, model, and serial For A Moment Of Meditation 9:25; JUST V()U AND Bring Your Own Wlntl for new consumer legislation or regula- . Carteret Savings is tion. Businesses use complaints to number of the item and the dale of pur- New Jersey's largest Call; 201-583 4328 ME, KID, Frf., Mon.,'APOCALYPSE NOW — Martin Sheon, foreground, Men.-lat.-i lam la Mldnlle, fun. l>m t» 10 P chase and repair. Tuos., Weil.. Tluir. 7::«l; 'CHAPTER TWO' — REMEMBERING HOSPITAL LBADERS-Four membtn ol the Elizabeth determine if new designs to additional and_Eeedeelc-Eo»ait-warlly-iurvay-a-tanipla In Foreign film : 5. Copies of all documents. Sal., Sun. •1:20,. 11:15; Marsha Mason, left, and OMtral Hotpltal Board of TruitMt dliplay dtdicatlon plaquti rtcogrililng resources are needed. ' • scene from Francis Coppola's film drama, which "La Cage Aux Kolles," Valerie' Harper are Itadtrt In th. hoipital'i history. Prom left to .right art EJIiabtth O»y 6. A statement of what you want and" ' CHAPTER TWO, Kri.. When a problem develops from, a .• •••* •• • • • • • • • will icqmato the Bellevue Theater, Uppar Montclalr.Oscar-nommated Franco- . starred in Nell Simon's Counellman Samutl Rodr.lu.i, chilrmin.o. th» Board Walter S. Angltlikl, why you feel you deserve It. Mon., Tues Wed., thur.. tomorrow. retail purchase, you should go directly • When, contacting the dealer or 'THE ROSE' — Frederic Forreit and Bette Midler, 9:10;. Sat. Italian adult fafce.will film, opening tomorrow Auxiliary Pmldtnt Irene Travlnsky, and Pr.tld.nt ol th. Mtdkal St«H Roy T. Sun., 2;1U, Fonb.ro, M.D.. • — , ' . . •to the person who sold'you the service manufacturer, you should not be sar- Oscar-nomlneei, are starred In motion' picture G:05,'J:5O. open tomorrow at theat the, Elmora Theater, ' or merchandise. If your problem is not Five-' Poinls Cinema, Eliiabeth, with' 'Just castic Jiut you can show your.anger or drama arriving tomorrow at Park Theater, Roielle FIVE POINTS frustration. Also," it is"cffcctive to in- Union. "10" ends its run You and Me, Kid.' Park, on.a double bill with'The Last Embrace.' CINEMA (Unionl-Last _jlicatedhaLyou-will take further action 'lonig'lil'ul theCinejna. times today, 10, II; LA Disc & Data Williams seeks funds for research if the problem is not resolved. CAGE AUX FOLLES, Circus starts -this Sunday ,* ; lirA-eU¥M/?_1V*M -Tf n n «— ••_.. -*.•.....-.--• Keep.a record of your complaint let-' Kri.,.- Sal., 7:30,, !):25; By MILT HAMMER PET DOGS WASHINGTON-U.S, Senator- Har- ^cientistsiirthtrSPVlct Union have had" •7,000 to 10,000 people who will suffer The All American Cir- arena, which allows "for Pick Of The LPs... Col- the Montrcaux Jazz Bntarttlnmant Frl. A Sil. Nlghli risonA.Williams.Jr. (D-N.J.)has-ques- suqeess tn repairing.dpinal cord in-- ter and any replies you receive, Sun., 4:30, B:'I5. II; Mon., Twenty-five to 40 per- 5 HlglilandPlace>Maplewood-763-3to spinal cord injuries next year alone.'' cus will be presented at. a complete view of all ac- orado's Jac Murphy is a Pestival in cent of Ihe pel does it) the tioned whether the federal government juries. The Senator also said that a re- Williams- nntorj thnt Iho pnvpmmpnl because if the complaint is not resolv- Tnes : Wed Thru- Tin ^devoting enouglrreiuuicus- pa 'South' Jylouhiam-Arena, tivities in the three plUJNei UXllil r fitrpnTC united States suffer from ecru symposium on spinal Cord injuries now funds a $0.9 million research pro- ,yuuri 9:15; ROCKY HORROR column research, and he urged that tor with your consumer'.affairs local West Orange; Sunday rings.". •• ordinairev Ho makes his club in Dallas, Texas, the same malady - obesi- held at the Smithsonian Institution in gram in spinal cord regeneration at the SHOW, Kri... Sat., mid- hearings be held on medical assistance office. Check your • phone through May-I- Additional infbrmation solo recording debut on known as "The Villager."' (y,, Washington raised the once discounted National Institute of Neurological and night. breakthroughs in the field of spinal book' for the nearest office by looking -. Highlighting the circus may be obtained by call- his Music Is Medicine possibility that seveped spinal, cords Communicative'Disorders and Stroke- LINDEN TWIN I-Last ROSELLE MANOR under your municipal, county or state will be the Motor Cycle ing 731-0551. - 'nllium, A CHILD'S GIFT cord regeneration. .-.'.• could be made to grow back together, (NINCDS). A bill pending In the Senate times today, CHAPTER DINER RESTAURANT government listings. You may also, if High Wire Act, with two (Music Is Medicine iMKB). WEEKEND. Williams, who heads the Senate "Il^s an exciting field and it is one would boost that amount to $16 million TWO, FOXES* Kri., 1 you wish, file a complaint with the New — hilfes crossing the length Recorded at the & COCKTAIL LOUNGE" Labor and Human Resources Commit- that deserves greater study," Williams for 1980; Williams' committee has Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., CROSSWORD Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, of the arena at the same Theater calls Caribou Ranch Under the KUKSH SEAFOOD, STEAKS & CIIOVS. tee, said that he would ask two of the said. "There are as'many as 150,000 vic- jurisdiction.over the Stewart bill. time, and the Human Pro- • 7:30, 9:35; Sal., 1:3(1, :j:80, committee's subcommittee chairmen Office of Consumer Protection, Room 5:35,. 7:4(1,! 9:45; Sim:'.produc, t ion guidance of Open 7 Days 21 Hours tims of spinal cord injury in America Willinn;s said his interest in spinal' jectile .let Propelled from for 2 staffers Michael Leafy. . The Variety or 20 Different'S'pecialtlbs to hold hearings on the state of the art in and many of them suffer the hardship 405, 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, 1:15, 3:15, Si2A, 7:25,9:25. ACROSS column researches {riggoredin part by 07102, or the branch office at 518 Market • Uw cannon. Metropolitian Musical album is solo acoustic IDoin •'• In Our Unique Sajad Bar FREE With Entrees spinal cord regeneration.and whether -»f ' paraplegia or quadf.iplegia. A .LINDEN TWIN r hisjwqrkj>n^ caseinvolving jL21:y_ear-. St., Parkade Building; Lower LeVel; Each show will run for Theater, a summer piano, and shpwcasesTlacT Buslnensmen's Luncheons Mon;-Frl." ^ ornot there-is-anecd-for.-additiohnl~brreaktrf oiiSh~'ih spinal column •JWO—Last times today:. old quadriplegic from Randolph Camden, 08102.' two hours in the 4,000-s'cat theater for high school . in pure form. whistles • *•• '- All Baking Done on Premises research funds. • research may not occur In ti'me to help Township; • and college students, now "HERO AT. LARGE, . to Narrative .' 2401 Wood Ave. NOTHING • PERSONAL, .lac also doubles as' Williams noted that there havo'b,een them; but it might make all the dif- Williams has been trying to arrange , in its 1,6th season, is ac- David Soul's accom- 11 Riven Ion l>-*- Roselle 211-3850 TOBACCO !\ EVES Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed., . new player numerous reports that neurological ference in the world to the estimated permission for the young man, who was cepting applications for panist, both on records ' Miiurchirgiaviu' - Cowboys on the great director and sot designer Thur.,'7:15, 9:15; Sal.', 2, 12 Afinin imillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllMlllllllllllllllltll^ paralyzed in « 1977 swimming accident,' Classes slated and in concert. He recent- JOHN CARPENTER — to receive treatment at_ the Polenov • cattle drives long agostaff positions, for the 1980 4,6,11, 10;.5un.; 1:45, 3:4(V, II South Carolina Metropolitan _ Qpera ly concluded a tour with river •Neurosurgcry Research* Iristitute in spent days ' and summer season. •5:40.7:40, ff:4 0 tenor will star in the DEATH NOTICES Katy Moffal and has H Malay Ribbon Leningrad. Negotiations to obtain per- inTaiChhart sometimes nights at a LOST PICTURE SHOW 28 Italian city ALPIRRI~Samuil, tormeflv Additional information IS Moslem VIP Jersey Lyric Opera JULIAN-(v Olullano),' on. RlPf IL-On April II, I MO, Courses Jnldra.wing and Tai Chi, a stretch in the saddle. To .(Union)—Las/^limes - to-- previously recorded and 29 Woodlct M Eait Oranot, lond brother April 5, loao, Edward, ot '-Elliabeth 0. Inie Gray), ol mission are proceeding will) Soviet em- - may be obtained by call- IS Summit "••" Company production" of ol Anthony, Frank, Charlei, o-inlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli- stay awake, some of them performed with Michael •3D Early Greek Union, huiband of the lele Irvlnoton, beloved wile of bassy authorities . in Washington, Chinese exercise system, will be'of- ing' 273-4874 or the Slim-' day: SITTING DUCKS, 17 Verbatim Verdi's !A Masked Ball,' JoitnK, Carmen, Angela Miry, dear lather of Edward . Frank J. Rlffel Sr., mother of rubbed slinging tobacco 7:30,' 9:15; BEST BOY, Murphy, including recor- •' colony Nlcoile, Madeline Olullano ol Tomi River, Mri. Prank J. Jr. of North Williams said. • . fered at a nominal fee in May by the v mil area YMCA at 273-. 19 Prefix for Sunday, May 18, at 7 Aranlecke, Carmella Allltrl, Ann Marie Infentlno-of Carolina,. Robert W. of ding three albums and co- 31 Requires . , Roie Oeorge, Annette Whiteman Center for Adult Learners at i Eastern Union County ^ Board of Realtors J juice into their evclids: 4874. Fri., 7:30, !):30; Sat.,'5:35, oycle p.m. at the Arthur L. Weitfleld, brother of William Parilppany, Mri. Betty Ann M - Buddhism DalCorllvo and Irene Oln«K. Julian, Mill Teiile Julian Oolda of Pine Beach, NJ. Kean College, Union, ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIinillMNIMIIIMIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMliK 7:45, !):55; Suit.. 1:30, writing seven songs. M Sesame Funeral (rom The 37 On a win- Johnson Regional High and Mri. Florence Payne of and Richard J. of Irvlnoton CENTURY.21 In 1970, he performed at•• 21 Mow to RAYMOND FUNERAL' Irvlngfon, alto lurvlved by and Ronald A. Rlffal of Change wiper blade HAPPY HOMES REALTY LEWIS-CHESTER 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, _8:3(1; nine streak School, Clark; CENTER, 331 landlord Ave. (Lw>grBnrjcfilldr«n_RiUtlu«i- Unlon^-alto-iuiA. Rlltai Ol .1 ,, • " Registrants must present proof at the RAY BELL PAT OLOOOWiKI BROKER Chestnut Tavern * Restaurant , Mon., Tues., Wed., thur.; bear it Have You Dined At IVelltburii)70rf*i!rlnJn»w>~ anT frlendi attended the •. REALTY QttW Idftional'—tnformatloir", FUneril Mail St. Jouph't funeral from The FUNERAL first session of each workshop'that they 1021 Morris Ave. 725 Boulevard Realtorl'liliurori Church. - - - irlindi, i riltiiitit,—Inree times.ay ear— chutar L. Prankel, Pr W9EMitT^Sty-.IJnlsn'' AMPLE FREETARKHTO"! P A » K fc Q | I p APARTMENTS InFnflRF • H n . are (S2 or older. A $1 registration', fee; is Kcnilworth -tille- _jnay_be—obtalnod—by- '«*«'•">• N;J- One of the money savers of the"1---' UnM ll7ILII4^Hllll MAHLKWUUU—Last AHR aVSONKW) Ny»-Avev ...vfiiUUTi lly"£h' a pter, Teiephone several years is. the. proliferation of 245-2100 Park l-Lnsl times today: 24 Entreaty calling 322-5060 or 654- at Park Place and Sprlna'lsid required., BUY OR SELL GHO-1343, 023-1200 times today.- CHAPTER HoneitService WltHA"Smlle" JUST YOU AND ME,25 Enjoy - 5092. Avenue, Irvlngton, on April attandtfd the funeral tervlce universal windshield wipers and RING RAY BELL llf summit Av.,Summit BRADLiV-On Prlday, 13. Funeral Man In St. Leo'i Bt Th* FUWeRAL HOME OF A mixed- media drawing class for TWO, 7, 9:15; FOXES, 26 Understand Church, Irvlnoton. Interment blades. Not long ago, you couldn't get a 688-6000 ' 273-tflOft Til I A.M; KID, 7:30; CHAPTER April 1), 19B0, Robert L, 3d, of JAMES P. CAFFREY 1 beginners and advanced Students will Closed Tuesday Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed.,: zi Colorado S«i Brlqht, NJ., formerly of Hofy Cron Cemetery, SON, B09 Lyoni Aye., corner refill for one manufacture of wiper TWO, 9; THE ROSE, Yefldon, Pe. Donation! to the of Park Place, Irvlngton, on Thur., 7:15, 9:10; Sal., ;t, Indian Union. Dtlovid huibsnd of •be held fromrio a.m. to noon on six BUYINO OR SELLINO IS AS SIMPLE AS CALLING! Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed., Inc. Jarflci (PiuDt ton of Robert Heart Fund would be April is.. Interment E-.it withQut buying a new arm, too, : George PATON Assoclalcfi 5, 7:15, 9:30; Sim., ;i.'s, 21 Cordial Strand holds L, Bradlty Sr., and tht late appreciated. ; Rldgelawn Cemetery. Thursdays beginning May 1. Regislni ( PISANO REALTY CO. R1PIANZI—OnAprll 10,1900, Blades should be replaced three - '. v-^- Realtorl.Mongagei , Thur., 9; Sat., 1:30, 5:20, 32 French sea Morris Ave., near the Arch Marosrtt (Mac Dona Id) lion closes April 23. '21 E, WestfleldAvc. 7:05,9... • Dradliy, brolhtr of Joieph R., of Union, N.J., 416 Chestnut St, . 9:20; Sun., 4:10, 0:20; times a year but, on the average, are W-vri. Ql Dedicated Service 13 Gaelic John 'Stallion'film ~ Predarlck and Douglaii Thi KHLMBR—On April 9, 19B0, bslovad huiband of Mary OLD RAIIWAY-L'nst THE LAST EMBRACE, Elizabeth fumral wai conducttd from Fred, of Unfon, N.J., beloved ' replaced once every two years, the Tai Chi classes wjjk>e-held from 1:30] Rosclle Park 241-8686 ' '- Realton-lniurance-Mtgl. Memorable Affairs 34 Fishy stuH "The It.lack Stallion," • tPolaniky), devoted lather of Courteoui Perional Proleillonal Service ' Union County Multiple Llillnq Service The ' MC CRACKEN huiband of Ada ' (Smith), times today: SEN6UOUS Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed., Joieph RlplBnil'Jr. and Mri. Automotive Parts & Accessories to 2:30 p.m. on fouifrucsdavs beginning Union County Multiple Lining Service 35 Immodest slurring Kelly Jjtiino and 353-3900 FUNERAL HOME, U00 brother of Mri. Emma Oearl. Shirley. Reynoldi, brother, of , ...., , Rosellc Park 241-0070 NURSE,7:40,.9:15; MAN- Thur., 7.15; Sat., 3:40 37 Whclstonc . Morrli Av«,. Union, on April Mr»,.Sylvia Fek«i, Mri. Lily. Association points. A faulty blade caa May fi. 'The reEislralinn_/defuliiniv.is_ Oscar-nominee Mickey on April 11 at .The MC- BJI iitittiiJiMiii'Mif tMti (ii III i tiiinu J 11 in tu ii MI i MJ u) 11 in 11) i ti i rtri i rttrrii i rMJt ii 1111* rri ti • i • rrru iraji i in ru)i 11 ii • • i )i 1111 ti 111 rU 111 in ii IL^ NEQUIN, Fri., 7,-Bi-lo; W Dormant IS. Tht Pontral Mau, at Rudilniky, Mri. Anne Smith cost you your vision itt a critical time. April.10. •. 7:4O;'Sun.,2:3O,fi:35.. • Kcioncy, continues for FRESH SEAFOOCi Holy Spirit Church, Union. CRAIKEN FUNERAL and Mri. Mary Zimmerman, Planning a Wedding, Bar Mltivah, Banquet or 10:10; Snt., l::io, :l:10, M "Ars InttrmtnT St. Otrtruda'i HOME, 1500 Morrli Ave.,* alto lurvlved by three Dinner Danco? you should know more about Town 8, S T R A N D Union. Interment Falrmount I Board of Realtors of the Oranges & Maplewood | 4:50, 6:30, B:10, 9:50; Amandi" uunthcr week at the FROM OUR OWN Ctmitary. grandchildren. The funeral Campus ... with accommodations from 25 to 2,000. iSummitl-BLACK Strand Theater, Summit. Cemetery/Chatham, NJ. Wai conducted from The MC SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIlnillllMIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIli? Sun., 1:15,2:55^4:35, (1:15, author " FISH MARKET CRACKEN FUNERAL Israel's day to be marked •This Is the'- ' '! : NORMi,nn««A« I CENTUR/iwMmiiniTnY 21. • I CENTURY2« i'' ' 7:55,-9:35; Mon., Tues., STALLION, Thur., Mon., 40 Italian The adventure film MARTIN—On Saturday, HOME, 1500 Morrli Ave., LAPIDES& PETTI BRENNPLBCK-tharlei.on Union, on April 14. The The Council of Pioneer guests. - LEHRHOFF Ben Tnnnc GORDON Tues., Wed., Thur., 7, Helen tells a story of a.wild Ara- April 13, lego, Margaret Funeral Men at Immaculate ' season for BLACK 508 Millburn Ave. Wed.; Thur., 7:30,9:10. April A, 1980, of Pine Oeach, (EMU), age 103, of Weit •Women(Essex & Union ALTMAN Realty AGENCY 9:10; Fri., 7:15, 9:254;1 Oolong bian horse thai- saves a formtrly of Irvlnnton, Hertford, conn., formerly of Conception Church, Hillside. . Hcrzlia Club will hold a - CARPENTER Short Hills beloved nuibind ol the late Elliabath.belovedwlfeoMhe RUSSOMANNO—On April counties) will celebrate special business meeting 221 Main St. 308 Millburn Ave. V846Springflcld Ave 'Sal., 2, 4,0, (1, 10; Sun., 2, ' and tsia 'buy from drowning in a Emma (nee Rusher) and the ANTS 467-8050 late Adolph H. Martin,' • • 11,* 1980, Marie (nee Yom Ha'atzmaut - Israel Millburn Millburn 4:05,6:20, B:.|5. shipwreck, nnd their latt Anna (net,. Cook), devoted mother•• of Mri. JacjngeloJ, ol Irvlngton, on tlie same day at 11 Mafilewood 750 Chancellor Ave tUpfalhei' of Mr%, Eleanor Dorothy M. Pliher and, Mn. beloved wife1 ot Lawrence Independence Day - on.a.rru preceding ' the .376-8303 . 370-10(11, ..,762-3399 •friendship. Cai-roll Pdlltia of Eaithim, MatiH Ruth Quick, grandmother of Ruuomanno 5r., dear "Where Everyone Ii Irvlnjfton Mri. Edna Alulilo oY Jeffrey R. Quick. Funeral Tuesday at noon at the "Wt'ra Tha Nalghborhood We're The.Xelohborhood te^td-diiocletl-lhe-fi) • mother of Gernld A,. celebration.' Rose Sdeclel ToOi" ' iirvica wai niia on April is. i^wrtTTCijrranoArithonv P. ' Coronet, 925 Springfield Bnumen will president at IBichOflka . "HOMESTq N.Y., and Mn. Vironlea at Tha MC CRACKEN Ruliomanno, Mri. Anthony Independemly Owned) ntlyOwnadl HOMES NETWORK' ak, Prime Ribs and ' Btaudraall dt Chlcopat, FUNERAL HOME, 1500 (oraca) Coouiia, . Mri. Ave.,Irvington. this meetlngi Soafood with Friendly Mtu.,' daar unclt of Mri. . Morrti Ava., Union, Mlchaal (Luclllt) Pacchla ^i 111111111 r i J 11111 > 11 () 11 < i n 111111 r r < i J • M i M 111; < J11 M 11111 M i r J 1111111 J 11111 in 111111 u i r 11 r n • J i f j rr M 11; J M i r n i r J i N r 1111 J n r 11111 j j 11111 • j r r 1111 Graci B.ll.ttl.r. ol Plna Inttrmtnt Bvtrarean • and Mri. ' Anthanv ' A special program on = Sorylco in aTastefully Baach, alio turvlvedbv flva C«m§ttry, Hllllldt. (Elllabmh) Mlta, alltar of olhar nlicai and two - Jouph, Nlcholai" and.'.John Yom Ha'atzmaut will be Real Estate Board of Newark, Irvington, Hillside N. 1 Decorated Colonial ntphawi. Relallvei—and- - Jicanoelo, Mrf. Suian . presented;. Dcsserts~wlll Irlinli altandad th« urvki • MAYIR—Henry A. on April . IJelpkeep IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilff Complete Atmosphere 13, 1510, age W,. biloveir -ApoltlllcoanrJMn. Elliabilh at Tht CHARLES F. Olancarlo, alio lurvlvad by be served. All members SHARPE L1STNER & COLELLA &' DWORKIN HAUSMANN I. SON . huiband of Ottilia M. (nae 17- orandohlldran and -ona Red Cross ready Package Frl., Sat., midnight! FUNERAL HOME, 103? Troeiler) i devoted father ol have been invited to bring SUMMIT-UN-SPC, IRV'NVAJLS REALTORS COLELLA REALTY CO. 2374 NORTH AVE., SCOTCH PESTO5 23J-3443 Rev. Kenneth Mayer. 0.5,1, ortat-orandchlld. Ralatlvai, WILLIAMSON "THE ROCKY Sanlord Ava,, Irvlnaton, on frlandi and mamban ol St. 277.0079 676-IMI 825 Sandford Ave. Plaits HORROR SHOW" April «, two. Innrmtnl • IBaitor ol St, Elllabeth Paul tha Apoltta Roiarv- 403 South 18th St. Riallori.Bullden.lniuroril 1183SprlngrieldAvi Hollywood Mfmorlal Park, CTiurch, Linden).. Rev. Altar, Society. St. Oartrd'i. "Serving You Since 1944" FROM - Arthur Mavtr, O.S.B., cf MS-MI H Newark' .'< Newark Irvlngton Union. Ladluoulld.thalLOWUand Joln us at our WESTFmD-MTN. Bletied.sacrament .Church, . tmployai of Holiday LIHDEHEUZ 309-7800 373-5904 Elltabeth, WJIIard, Andrew 309-0850 1338 Springfield Ave.; serving irvlnuton Sit down Flihlnni'H9n''."""'. Mnrrl«i Aii»nntWnniy. —. KEHIUM444I -3U-I752- Serving fill ex l • ll Veen In 175 nnd Uuapli—Mayaih—Oiv- unun cnutiTlBf— Vlelnltv4 Edward Mayer and Dr. Newark, attended the (uneral COFFEE HOUSE Thesime Location Indoor and magnificent garden atmosphere that's softly • COLON—on April 7, 1 oso. Irom The FUNERAL HOME A|)|"alial _ .person Carman IMoralai),pf Union, Raymond Meyer< -allo Morfaapei 373-3344 Bd, olRieltori underthe-stars cnopol avollablo, lurvlved by twenty . OF JAMES F. CAFFREY J, ABLI88 EXTERMINATOR COMPANY Overnight accommodations for llghtod by Tiffany N.J.,b«lovtdwlla of Luciano SON, 109 Lyoni AMh, corner YM-YWHA tTnTif APamliyco. With EARLY BIRD . ^nn Colon, davottd' mothtr ol grandchildren and eleven OM »l 11M Oltkil t lorHtl Expert Ouidince. your quests at special rates. lamps. Featuring choice Mri. Ramong daLuda, Mri. greal-grandchlldrtn. ol Park Place, Irvlngton, on i MATINEES COBS 7 April 15, thence lo St. Paul THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 8:30 PM SAT. ONLY V f steaks and other house Joiaphlna Borialllnno, Mri. - . Relatival ' and ' frlendi ,tht Apoille Church,'*wHere " Edith Fontanal, Mill Maria attended thi luneral from the Punerel Man wai Por a loclal oet-tMjathar for Ask about our weekday and off-season prices. specialties. Colon, Mri. Tarry Plichar* HAEBERLE AND BARTH ollared. • Youno Jawlih ilnglei agei 1H5 and Mri. carman Blnola, COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pine Come loin In -• ra.-p, teiilo_,.,..,,>niiun with Rabbii AvrahAvraha, m Soltaii Former premises' of Paul Severance Last Times Today- 756-1181 65 STIRLINGRD.,WARREN llitir ol Victor, Mlehaal and Ave., corner of Vauxhall -THilM-On.April 11, 19!0, '• th•—t topitopJCLl'THlfLANOUAOc I "THE LANOUAOB AMERICA DOESN'T WEST ORANGE UNION Louli Moralai, alio lurvlvad -Road, Union, on April Kth Rodolph, beloved huiband oi ' UNDBRSTAND." . - "COAL MINER'S bv 15 orandchlldran and on* thence to St. Elliabeth'i the- lale' Myrtle (nee 731r4400 289-5600 araat-gr'andcnlld. The -Church; Blanckt St., Linden; . Blichoff), dear nephew ol Contribution »11 RJVP.Suile at DAUGHTER" fumral wai conducted (rom lor a concelebrated Mau. , 'Anna Crowlord of New 350 Pltaaanl Vallay Way - 1040 Morris Av«. WHAT'S YOUE BEEP(II) The MC CRACKEN . Interment, Holy • Sepulchre Providence, N.J.,. loving (212) 725-1211 or Mrs. Hochberg FUNERAL' HOME, 1500— 'Cemetery, E. Orange, uncle ol William Them ol Starts Tomorrow The rut tic tpin) ramoint in thii tuf Morrli Ave.. Union, N.'J., on Membert of the HolV Name (201) 688-8159 or 376-5530 TonUjry. mealhoutn boautilully converted : Red-Bank, N.J., MargaKet Winner of 2 breakfast April f, 1910. The Funeral . Society of St. Mlchatl'i Mlneford ol Parilppany, alio into a charming dining .facility. Start of) ol Mail al St. Mlchaal'i Church. Union, and Union live nlecel and live nephewl. Academy Awards iho aide butchor'i counlor and toloct your -Churxh, Union. — . . Council No. 4504, K. of C. met PAINT Relatlvel and Irlendi and awn cut ol beef to be propored lo your at tht Puntrel Home on "APOCALYPSE Tueiday. Conlrlbutlom may . member! of the American tpociticotioni be made to St. Mary't Abbey, Legion .Poit ol Valliburg, NOW" Morrlitown.. .,, • attended me funeral from .254 E. THIRD ST., PIAINFIELD PIICHiR-oh April u, 1»W, The EDWARD P. Starring LASKOWSKI FUNERAL 755-6661 ' Frank H., ol Union, N.J., Marlon Brando, beloved huiband of Mary HOME, 1405 Clinton Ave., special. IBuihl, devoted lather ol MURPHY —. Ann J. tnee qbove . Sanlord Avenue, -Martin-Sheen; Ollleiplt) ol Heather Lane,. Irvlngton, on April 15, then to UlARiilOUSf PRICED Howard and Mn. Mar/Oe Robert Duvall Vrlei, alia lurvlvtd by two Roielle, on April 8, HIO; Immaculate Heart of MliyV.: JOLIY TROLLEY SALOON grandiom. Tha funeral beloved wife of, Richard - Church,, Maplewood, ' for a In color Rated (R) lervlcewaiheldon April 15. - Murphy;-devoted mother of Funeral Mail. Interment Shown In Steak, Prime Ribs and **" at, The MC CRACKEN Mri. Joan Lynch, Mri, .Hollywood'.Memorlel Park. DOLBY STEREO FUNERAL' HOME, 1500 Margaret Bonner, Mri. Seafood" specialties are " Patricia Mlolkle and Mra. -TONIOLA-On April 7, l«io, Morrli ' Avo., • -UnlQn. Maria (Peterpaul), oi _ It's only Kathleen Harnett; deau r PAINT SALE featured In the up-' Inttrmtnt Hollywood ?\*i»*"7i' pinEri""Vntin *nri Irvlnoton, N.J., lormerly ol • tempo splrlfof the^ —> — Memorlel Park. irihiir nlniinii .Sd" »!tti- ^-Mlluida-Jialouad-wWa-ot-iam AftflUr OIIINplf BnO Will Tnrwnlaoon i rimiiM*A mnlhair nt U ARCHITECTURAL Raymond and • Mri. Authentic -turn-of-the-' ^^ NORTH AVE., lurvlveHelen d Ollleiple. byi ~. ai Jem n ~'MSi"lJl,j'>VMilJ"'".h'i.!1 direct from OALVIN—SpddentfSoddintTto, on ApriAF l grandchildren. Relatlvel and Roiemerle Catena, lliter ol DIRECT FROM QE LATEX CEILING EffiSOSa, i "century saloon end WESTFIELD frlendi attended the funeral Albirt, Dominic, Prank and "Iciiifuir itiinu'j ', UIO, JoiipJoieph P.P., , ol - John' Peterpaul and Mri,-^< -Wltti-lhfipurchaso ol Q.?neral Electric irvlnatfin.., balovibalovtdd' huibanhuiba..d_ from tha SULLIVAN .$-149 FUNERAL HOME,-T« E, Jean Deo,-allo lurvlved by -thla-mo'del-lrom-now on all 1980 QE 25* Monday through'i ol the lat"a Katjvryn c. three orandchlldrenr-The Friday.. IfucelllI atid durT«tW,p .. Second Ave.,- Roll throuohMBy,3,1,W.$0, 99 ~ "•AprllHHh'tWAprllHHhtWnWWtRW a .".;|unapal wea conducted from'' dlBaonal VIRIC MFGS. LIST PRICESI 1 MriiJl.lMarl«)W.lt«rol The . MC CRACKEN GAL. - v\ -!•' Restiorant- ' tastefully tunW M«pliwood, orandlatnar ol Church of the Aiiumptlon, • Ramols Color OVER 3000 PATTERNS Javm e.-and Thomai A. Roielle Park, , whare a PUNERAb. HOMB, 1100 ' Archltecturaf' decorated In earth tones Wiitir.Ralatlvnandfrlindi Funeral Mail'wai.offered. Morrli AvebUnlon, on April CQIISOIM .. and alu) mamban of tha Holy 10. The Punerol Mail.at-St*—- - —from now throuoh NEWEST 1980 BOOKS aridv hanging plants, -Nania-Soclaty of Sacrad • Paul the Apoitll CnuVch, .atex House White MUHPHY-On.Aprll J, HIO, Irvlngton. -Interment St. • Aferll 30, 1980 NO DISCOUNT LOWER THAN 3S% • Bar Loungp decorated Haart Ind.tha Indipandant ON EVERY BOOK IN THE STORE. Ordar of Poraltari attandad Patar PTTorsptlntfllald, N.J., OertrUde'l Cemitery. In turn-of-century wall tha lunaral from tha balovad huiband of Halan • WINDZIOL-On April 11, ' 99 OVER 20.000 PATTERNS FUNERAL HOME . Of (Harmon), divotad lathar ot HfO, LOU III (Liwll), Ol - la.mpsr:— • .._ v REGAL LATEX O GAL. anlon, N.J., on April 10. In Wallace, North Carolina. Experience Dining With Us Funeral Mail at St. Jamei Church tervlcei were held at etiurch, sprlngllHd, •.';_.. the Mathodlltv Church and Mod«IJ5VMO85W . OoioOE—Bmma • Loulia, Interment, April 15, In Modol YFF24R With An OPAOPA Treat The fantagls Way The fast breakfast includes on April 13, .1510, oi Wanaw, North Carolina. —adjusts thg color SUNDAY ORD - On April 1?, 1910, ' Meplewood, beloved will ol Born In Wanaw, • North automatically, whjn THRU. Harryett (Steele), of Union, FOR A BEAUTIFUL the late Frederick O., mother N.J., beloved wife «l the lale Carolina, Mri, wlndllgl QE 23.8 OU. (I. SIDE- you cKangt chartrals FRIDAY ' ELEGANT WEDOINQ 2 fresh eggs, hash browns. ol P. Wilbur of Houiton, Tax., J. Howard Ord, devoted moved to Kenllworth twenty- SA45 Aibiri oi, oraanibgro, N.c. mother of John W. s. Ord, >-two .yean ago. She wai a BY-SIDE REFRIQ- • VIR II Ordndcast SPECIALS FROM and Mra. Lorraine Bull ol' • elio lurvlved , by two- member of O.B.S. Lincoln ERATOERATOR-PREEZERR — Conlrollod Colot • $1795 IUHwl«,UA»rf »!!• .HK -^ *.•• nfchlldreirend-two-qreat- Chapter V5, end Ladlel p|iw|wi i vnivnill rniahMLr..^ T«l«vlslbn J ciudei choice ol appehie< 2 bacon strips and toast. •Ix orandchlldraindchlldi n and Ihn irandchildren. A- prty«t«——• ouhM d hilld .Snrimp or Ci«m, Calaman. FROM • # oreat'grandchlldrtn. rune'rariervlce'wauneral u ' l neid on II. Surviving ere her Ice, ouhM The first restaurant in New Jersey according to a statewide poll ScunQili Cocktail'. Mqme- Relative! and Irlendi, alu Aprils—I4»h7—interment- huiband, Joieph R., a water through the Proolsion Elocitonlc M«'de Soupa of Juice "" Five Hours Open Bar mimMri o( tht Bmanual Reitlend'.'Memarier Park, daughter Janet Wllion of Tunlno _What a breakfast! ' United Church ol Chrlit, door '. Flowed, Weddlno Cake Bait Hanover. The Roie Hill, North Carolina, a WoolThoManwaro.p. * ' • • • .'**•' •nil unbealiDle Irvlngton, atlended Ihe •• Dual Mods Romolo an ombianco ol ologanco an,d old world charm, fiio«k s«ftd Oar Spiral Staircaso McCRACKBN FUNERAL ion Oliver Jonei, Jr. ol • No Frost throughout Control . favorite restaurant in the rocenl Now Jersey W Lobby urv ce It The CHARLES F. HOMB, 1S00 Morrli AVI., Memphli, Tennenee. Pour • Energy-Saver Switch-'- Super Kemto'ne "Super Kemtone ara received with appreciation. Your „ HAUIMANN Ii ION Union wai In charge' of granauni and liven great- Polyurethane Polyurethane Monthly pot-as your lint choice In both a 4 See-thru Visa Pans, • Cablntls constructed conlldonto encourages us lo strive oyon FUNERAL HOMB, 1037 arrangimenti. Contrlbutloni grandchildren. Contrlbutloni* ol a combination ol JLafex Celling Latex Wall Exterior Stain Hard & Fast categories... "within a 30-minulo drivo ol harder lo achieve Iho high slandordswe sol - Sanlord Ava;, Irvlnoton, on to lha American Heart Fund, may be made to the Shrlnen your home"... apd "in the entire state'lt Is Qnly at thaia participating IHOP'S April 1], Interment private. would be appreciated. . .Crippled Children'* Fund, • hardwood solids ind so we may conllnue to observe your -» • LIvrngltonrN.J, GET OUR slmiilalod wood. 9vorvjhelir|jn.nilvnl9nlcnnllrlnnrn , -,•••. AIRLAWN ' • ~ PAR8IPRANV PAIKO - On April .13. 1«IO, (mvnun.Ki~vn mprn M, UbIUUH 37 13BroadwaK 'JM.FWdfShapplnnClr HAiDIn-sianliv, on April Time IScocyplac), of l«eO, Sophie (Dumimkl),-or Contntnlal Omno in Elaganl Sunoundnga EPISON Union, N.J., beloved wlfa'of* LOW PRICE! Fwmal Qardans — Founiami — A Tanaca Iw Cocktalla RlB,46&fcverwvci;Rd !'. 1M0, of Irvlndlon, N.J. Hlllilde, N,J.,telovedwlfeol WOODLIFE ' VALSPAH 5OPariQn«aoRd, llermerly-•( (avvllla), tha -late Stephen—Rllko, .the late Kalilin zabDrowikl; DUTCH ^-Dandno-Ilieaday through Saturday •'Ino ai Sand TEA_NECK devoted mother .of Mrii.. Mary • devoted mother ol Mri. RWood Latex -VERONA-,— . -610CfodarUnoJ-'. ' BOV . .PwoMedteya Every Evening* » F.»«nW» lor Woloiinbwci, Mri.. ' ,Olga,Olge,' Sveiyn^Plwole mi-'anlaait N**V.H "tended tha luneral. eight grendchlldren andd 117. ThfueAW.lw..«.^cl.dc^,n Y'S HOMES Inc. Mid StalB Mall Rto. 18 ENGLEWOOD Thit Kicts Lnyo our Clown ( ! will give v>u ft'ya/ir tnnndb »n Aorll il, irom The praal-orandchlldren;. The .PUNBRAL 1300 WAVN.E 141'147N.D«anSl funeral will be conducted Morrli Ave,, Jlnlon, on April Hib LIVUMOO'IC ana Animal I iin OPA OI'A Inial WOINIAK UNION lAL HOMB, 31310 Irorn The McCRACKBN le. Tht Funeral Mau al St. The Manor PROSPECT AVENUE «WSST ORANGE, NJ Prcaltneu ShopnlitQ Clr.. Michael'! Church, Union, 1218 EAST ST. GEORGE AVE. Hambunj Tumplko Rlc, 22Conln.W;.,' Ave., .irvlngton, PUNBRAL..HOMB, 1500 .fi«J latrtla d Hurt o) Morrli. Ave., Union., on Prltndi to dtalrlno bmay 964-5812 Strolling Accordionist Wed. thru Sun. Evenings makt contrlbutloni ttr the 7:30 A.M, lo 8 P . »'. Jtwi Churchh, Irvlnglon, lor Thuriday at J A.M. Thha a 470 CHESTNUT STREET • funiril MMauau,, Inurment terminal care unit, John B. Monday ft Friday 'FuneraFuneral Man »iJ0 A.M. tat Runnalli Hoipltal, Berkeley Hollywood MMemoriariall ParkPk, immaculate CConceptioo n LINDEN • 925-0060 UNION, NEW JERSEY T.qn A u b« n nfca Helghti, Church, Hlllilde, III.

• Thursday, April 17, 1980-

Thursday, April )7> 1980 I /Cflajl . UP _«05RL__ ^tOSOBtT t i .available, 'or i»lt or liau mills, HKe new ll,900orb#st K430J wether & dryer, like new, watchei, tci'ap sterling & 4 bedrooms; ? baths, family' 6 cylinder, 70 mptd cruis*. " TYPING DONE | Milt H,imme* 33 paa» ~ goldcollectioni & eilaiei room, office or den, eai in ' | Zoned (ommf>rcial Call H • air, AM fM, do «vj seats, A I, offer, .can 3?J 05)6 after » I B.ich t>ook containing fun to living room club chair & kitchen, patio, oil heat, • i Gram, ?oi'U|76*S. P M. • : IN MY H5«G " ottoman, tingle bed, buying tliver coint,' diver tJ.JOO 6B? 57*11 I do croiiword pu/iles, lill In, dollart Mg7ii 19SS) to H3 et> double ya rage, '/) «cre •' j r~ M 4 JO no ' -- - - —•• Ui i; IJ6 - ; ^-- -.— HA 4 37 1J0 COLLEGE STUDENTS., headboard 1 footboard, landscffpm] grounds. PUSINES5,PROFESSIONAL • | frue,tind false qulnes, antique cedar hope chett, ft. up. DENNIS COINS,. 470 •If LINCOLN MARK V j wntpnee hiding* puzilos and Union Ave., Irvlnglon, Vi Mountainside'* Itloovti buy. Carllar 7,000 mllei. Loaded Tmliri I Cimwn ) J2 IDMbCLECTRIC 1 ' ninny more from both Old many more garaoe tale itotn; HO'.SOO LEE K. WARING. JSPM. , «J.»]7 April I9ih, 9S p.m. 1054 5499., Oranch office HGALTOR, 3337407. Must i«|| will trade tor' I . *nd Now Testament Books. A DLObMPIELD CENTER' MOOKRHOPFICB Spor\tar & cash or out right. .-. _:, . R A1.-3'. Oakwood Parkway; Union. —r . R 4 W 94 '7? AIRSTREAM-Travel I oood ar.d easy way for the H3S 3918 after 6. . COINS, 48 Washington" SI., , attractive email 688 0MB 6B8 165S. Call 686-7700 To Place fln Ad • DEADLINES: Tuesday Noon For Thursday *Thursday Moon For Sunday * Call 686-7700 To Place An Ad .boy and olrl to know and Oloomlleld. 7430HS-5tnlof— oro I oui on«i_buuci.no-iot*i«sd— . traiitr. 33 tt Must bn saen to | understand the Bible .belter, — :— d«ljrr -Cltient 55 & over, extra lo at 104 Prospect 5t South. •ppreclatt: Call V9-*£fT. • i EflCh bool* 69 cents. Send for HOUSH SALB SelllnQ entire porceht lor gold t sterling. ' ' CATB MODELS M4301W ••<•• g Orange Qno block from TIMBD OF WORKINOfor i vour copy of either book to content! of 6 room houte, R4377 1 717 Geo. PATOH Assoc. topping conitr. Evccllent 11 lo •?)4A4 ntttn ELIZABETH ClBrit,, tull time I, part 4OAYHOUSBSALH R 4 30 ft Also handle paper,drives for , _. M4?J 96 kilchin thai can employers covered by the TOOLMAKERS We Mr* looking for Celinite Corporation, a accommodate your own CHIROPRACTOR, ' . •• ' •- - M 430 138 Fair Labor Standards Act timt openlnot In Summit. Selling entire contents. JBWBLBR'i olait ihowcaie. scout trc^os a, clvlr assoc. PODIATRIST, Wa're expanding our hours to give our leading manuftcfurer of UNION clothtt washer & dryer, . 7| TOYOTACBLICA OT, which applies to • LEDGER CLERK ' Parr time hours art 9:15 Intelligent Individuals Selecllve antlquet from 17«, A1P PACES STOCK CO., •OSTEOPATH, Full Time & seeking a career with chemical fibers, plastics 3 ti. X 5 ft., like new, bett BAYOELLREALTOOS Cable TV- Qoautltully Lift Back, black Special employment (ti Interstate customers, even better service. Better, NEEDED A.M.-4:30 P.M., Monrfiy* I polymer specialty flnt antique Drlc o br«c, Oiler, 6LM 9773. 46 So. :tOth St., Irvington, •PSYCHOLOGIST, • PROOF OPERATOR . Part Time Thursday t Friday. growth opportunities, not family heirloom Items, L.R., Fj>r tjuylno or telling. Call 'landicapfHl garden apts. - Edition. Loaded including coinmtrce, If they offer simply a new lob. product!, hn an opening R 4 W It IPrlces rsubl. to change]. AB8 6000 Wfllk loall tchoolsA. train ARCHITECT,ENGINEER, air, emeu*. Sun roof 13.000 lass than the legal service means more peoplc.so we need you! O If you arfi a moldmnker, designer or Resportslbtlltlt s will D.R,, bedroom furniture," 374-1750." ACCOUNTANT, «te Office is • CLERK TYPIST at the Summit Technical U,OHTINO IlKturet, Iflmpt; . - 3S minute e^preis ride miles, garaged. .U*e new. minimum wage (» lo'per Night Positions Include cashing checki I* quality household, gardening KII17 air conditioned, soundproof, ,' toolmaker with at least 5 yearn eKperi- Center. tvhadet, pArti & repair* to Ponn Station, NYC. V6.70O Call Bob. t>W 1B93 hour) or tall to pay the Since you; arc. looking for a better Work in a position where your efforts will be recognized & accepting diposlti. ^Teller A rapidly growing retail equipment, Hand tools and • UNION hai pu.sh button mu*lc clocks, (jilt iiomt s, fireplace Excellent shopping close alter 5 30 p m wofKdays, applicant overtime, rewarded. Our bvmflts include profit sharing & dental ence in building injection molds, dies or We haw several positions experience prtf«rr«d. btverage •company It quantities miscellaneous. CASH lor old magailnal, syttem and Attractive lobby opportunity-be sure you talk to us first. If The Ideal candidate muit equip., hugo fliiort ol brand ' books.' lurnllurc, china, by. Duality maintenance an/lime weekend*. This newspaper dots not . insurance. Please call our- Personnel Department it: gages you should inventigote Industrial available for applicant! Pleau call our Personnel' tttklno ires lupirvlion n DntA/CllYlf-L till-I Misrni Washington School ,. Large privdtt! parking area wiitv some clerical- or fo be, responsible for 5 possess good secretarial ndmosol disc Thc-Rootter's flnythi.ng old. Frco staff on prtmlsts. .. #WA 430 138 knowingly accept Help you have teller or related experience and Dtpartmant at: For daatM In your loan APRIL 17, ||, \9, JO. ,:30 Just listed, prick Cape, living with • "Dusk to OdWn" Molding Corp. . - skllli. Will perform Coup,' Rt. 39,, Lamburlvllle, appralsuls, 734 0957 anytime. Wantpd adsthat Indicate a 522-8585 . ' • . ' cashiering experience SM5I5 stores in tha UNION I. Cai co««ct,30t-7G7-76n AM. 4 P.M. 1.1 HILLTOP room'with fireplace, dining ' hQhting are committed to quality customer service- who will be. trained on our ESSEX COUNTY araaft. varlout dutlei 1 N J open 7 days 609 J97 0037 ...._.. R5J517 *utot Winttd 1^" preference baud on age OIMC. has one of the finest equipped ratpontlbllltlai In our Bring In thli ad ind Mva TERRACE, CHATHAM room, eat In klfchen, 5 COLFAX MANOR from employers covered automated equipment. The Individuals we arc • ' K K It bedrooms + expansion 2nd fl. CAIIMQ MCARTHUR We're interested in you. We have immediate toolrooms in the Nation, producing Fully paid company setklno must possess a Health 8. Safety. Dept. D.Hwhanraglitarlng TOWNSHIPP.. ((From Main St., CASH PAID for used_ ' for appointment 763 4fl?o bv the Age Discrimination nrra-ragl.tirlwg k*_ UVINff rrrfimtet. dlnetii GAS heat. Call Realtor, AtU ColfuxAvc. W., -.- - —- « 430U1 in Employment Act: full time and jiart time, opportunities at molds and tooling of tho highest quality. benefits for tull time .and -mlftlmww »f 3 yeariT'« -pur—month, Oood parking 1 definito advantage. . 1 -eM'SJM * _.-rrr-.nrr.:.i. -.-' Kit JI. UNION .eJEntk Information The'addrtsi required. . 367-SpringfieldAwr Ttouri ' per d»y. our 376 6700. Elizabeth—, (J4l7fs UNION COUNTY AREA . OOuer 100 miHIon'parts were producotT. working condition! & DIHIKO— nsm—iwTT LIONEL TRAINS UO'i. Must tee this gorgeoui M 430 111' is. Qualified candidates mutt Lean Llna Inc. 1>M split in Livingston School Res. Mgr. M 4 3? 139 . In 1979, our 21 st year. Our customers • Summlt.N.J. have a itronp. dtilrt fo surroundings ere Mediterraneans chairs, ovat IMMEDIATE CASH 970 Broad St., We offer excellent starting salaries and a MtMlllin OF THF tlUMMIT (IANCOHMOR^TION EMplraaJuna7, \no LOVBJBAT-green "Sprint, area. With mjny extra*' HOURSARE: Equal opot/. tmploytf m-( supervise personnel 8. a excellent. -INDEN-orace table! pads, tl.ooo. Call tu good condition. 6 p.m to v Tcp prices peld, 435 3058. UNION 400 600 sq ' ', preferred. Salary + comrnjssion ,+rmany Temporary short a, long 4671570- 4 ' i Community Mathodilti' — . K4-17-U lop, 17S0, orlalnBlly (1500. Buying sliver coins, 114 fo SI, Apartments Winted 99 boating, tennis, golf etc. the NATIONAL- Union, N.J. 07083 Church, Boulevard, Mon;,' Call after 5 P.M., 354-7346. '44 a, prior. Silver dollars SIS -flompany-bcnc/iUi-CallAir. Knzalo at-. j.je.r-nv-.-M » 'fl-n "> •.n_t I TELEPHqij£__- PLBA MARKET * CRAFT- ~~i '.' M4J0-O4' Weekly or monthly. (3pl) 371 " CtEnK TYPIST •"— available, also permanent MANPeWER " ;T5TflVrST'fT5TMr 7 Howoid .• . L.^^.I ..•...•..-. r-Rj-U.Vl.- ,-aV up*~For..batter -grades- to-~ ONr Enalnonrlng K Inspection l 875. 464-7333. OKioW—: " ~ ACCOUNTING positions, ".The Dank ol the Sign of Saturday, July 19th. To be R B !• R I O fl R A T O R ' responsible, seeking So says \Wtkz. Agency. Union Center. Send Maplewood So. Orange. R 5-4-17 efficiency Apartment In 68G-7700 ' the Ship" "'' SOLICITORS held-at si. Theresa's School PRHBZ1R.O.B,, old, but 1 FAMILY BRICK SEASIDE 1.3, 8. 3 Oedrbom by Bess roiumeto Box 170. Irvington, Anoqudl oppty. omployer 5t. Oeorge Prosbyterlan Union County. Please call 60 DQROAD Street Pan lime: U A.M. to 1:10 Grounds, Kenllworth, N.J. depandablt; good at. 2nd Immaculate cuiiom cape housos JL flpflrtmonH. Prime N.J. 07111. Pay Day Every Frldnj l*b AAorrliAve., Splld. 345 ChHtnut Street SHEET HETAL SET-UP Church, 550 Rldgewood 373 3371. (local No). • HA 4-30-1 M Elizabeth, N.J. P.M, ancfor4P.M. to? P.M. Rain date, July 3&th. Call refrigerator. Weekdays after STAMPS . cod, 7 rooms, plus expansion location. Air & TV. Starting . CLERK r— R.1 70 I UNO, Ave. E.,Cr»nlord union eu-m: HA4 30 98 An - Equal Opportunity Soliciting appolntmanti (or - Rd., Monday, 7:15 p.m. Jean at 373.&697. 6 p.m., 345'AMO. U.S. Plate Blocks, tlnglet area, 4 bedrooms, l'/j baths, at $150 A week. RESERVE * FULL' TIME O.FF ICE !7>»I3O 4li A NO. Wood Avenue . Generous Hourly Rate : 1 Full time position for RECEIVING CLERK" Stand-by Personnel ' Employer, M-F - home delivery food service ELMORAELIZADETH, K430IS : ' K430fs accumulations,- collections, modern kitchen, dining room, BLDHRLY WOMAN seekt • NOW. Deposit required. (301) : POSITIONSnlppIng 1 ' R J 37 I Linden • M31W Por Braka a, Punch Pran ^ /'0\D. YOU XN3W THAT , Warehouse, 5 day week, Ol chaitnut St., Union Irom ogr loca) office. Elmor* PresbytorJan FLEA MARKET.Antlques (, RUMMAOE IALE Canada. Top prices, S37toll, 3 car oaraoe; anxlout tor . 3V) or' 3 rooms. On tl)(od 35] 7344. • ' - . bright person CLERK TYPIST roceivlno. flllno B, answorlng toady, benefits, Union area, 2.) Commerce Street- MUST BE EXPERIENCED Salary plui bonui, company - Church, Shelley & Maglo — ^ —— Rtf-17 tale, atklng 103,900. Roaltor. Excellent opportunity phono. Some -experience •' 964-7717 Newark- • 4430333 crafts. Dealers wanted. April Fantastlcsale of first quality, Income: Location Union. Call — , • M4 37 134 V£TE!?AMS experienced in use of ihoneMr. Stefanelll, In A.M., Company banaflli Includa: benefltt. Immediate Avos., Monday, MS P.M., 13th?, P.A.L. building, 3BS Spring-summer clothing, and TOP CASH PAID M49B35 after 3 p.m. available In Roselle Dranch prolerred. Applv, CUSTOM In DelRay Oulldlno SECRETARY An (Equal Oppty. Employer openlngt. Tor Interview calt ** ~ Thursday, 9.1$ A.M. For. Old Clocks end Pocket WILDWOOD CREST 1 1 7" oltlce. Plefljnni personality CAST CO., 45 Graca St., SECRETARY .Union Ave., Irvington. housewares. All at bargain White Realty 688-4200 R 4 30 98 Calculator in —- K 4301. ' i R 4-17-1« 1 < paid holiday!, Including M4-«oo. • R fll'J Dexlers call, 73t-43oa, prices, SundfliC,Aprll 3pth, 10- Watches. Any Condition. Also Dedroom Apartments, 'J oiientlBl lor thlt cuitomor Irvington. • ' , . • PERSONNEL Parts. Call 487.6808. FLORIDA COUPLE former block from boach, Only A low contact poUfIon .Accurate SALES SALBS-Interoiilng and . blrthd»v, evenings or 374 7363, a.m, • 3 p.m., Monday, April accumulations and MEDICAL STAFF . SECRETARY . 31st, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Temple RT-F-17. UNION residents, 'of N.J/ wish weeks available. Off season typlno skills needed to open diversified -work_com,blnlno DEPARTMENT PAID VACATION ARE vou^onaol.the.Bingo, _ K 4-37-ls discount prices..Call 6B1 M34 : percentage work. Northern N.J. community Excellent iteno« lyplno ikllls,- ~B«ttrAh nnTTempltTDi1 lv> ~t~~ .furnished, air-conditioned account!. Wo oiler'excellent GAI.-GUY FRIDAY ' mostly telophone sales with lovers who seeks a pleasant, PLBA MARKET V SETSWANTED —NEARCENTER^ apt. For a couple of months M5H 134 lor pleasant 1 girl office, ho&pltAl seeks - an prtngfiold CPA firm, ~" '"'">AID"»ieifBAV5 •" TRAVIL AOINT-MUII be Baltusrol Way, Springfield. working conditions and some personal contacts. day oul-wllh a chance lo win Benedictine Academy, 640. Portflble, Black a, Whlto 8, Spacious Family Colonial. 3 this summer. Excellent local Must be able to Elliabeth. Invoicing, light 'experienced Socntary to one in i, 44 7-0300. HOSPITALIZATION, '. lelf tlartar, and produce fringe benefits package. p Good spelling and accurate Make the most —• . R41M S300, lackpot 0(11000? II so No. Droad St., Elllabelh, 7- . K 430fB cdlor. Day 351-5355, OVOS.-444 Bedrooms, gas .heat, huge references. Host of care, Call Plcnio call branch office al typing, phono, otc. Non work with our Medical Staff. PRESCRIPTIONS without tupervlilon, call 37193B4 lor more 7494. ' prepare manual If you have telephone sales typing Important with- eMcellant prolpecti for right Saturday, May 3rd, 9:]0 A.M. RUMMAO6 SALB • So. modern kitchen* dishwasher. 374 43B1 alter 4 PM. ^S 1000, ext: 11 for personal smoker preferred. Good lelophono sales ovporlonce a A growing Department needs DENTAL*, EYEGLASSES Information. p. tl 17 Aluminum siding In t'O't. A fMperlence and can call from a multi-talented Individual SBCRBTARY CaMCharllaC, perion. Dedicated beglnnerl til 4:30 P.M. Space, S10. Orange - Vallsburg United — ~ ' M4 30 98 reports from source interview. starling salary plus bonoflls. must: . salary plus of your skills... :xperlenctfdi oood shortv R 4-17-5 Methodist Church, 150 So. winning valuol EVES: Joe .AMER PLY3BBIII ome between 5 p,m. to 6 capable of working with considered. Call Mr. Sui, JW- Including table. Rein or USED PIANOS WANTED MATURE BUSINESS documents, and have. . FIRST NATIONAL OANK i.m. and 7^30 p.m. to 9 p.m. commission. For inlorvlow ...in our busy stimulating several* doctors and taking land and typing required., K 4-30-1 Wl. PRANK PACHECO last shine, Indoor eVout, over 100 Orange Avo., So. Orange, ALL MAKES I STYLES OF CENTRAL JERSEY K4-J0-I p --Personnel area.Wo neiK»_ xcelleht behtftt program, woman seeks 1 or 3 room ou .can ..oarn_subit«ntlal CftllMr, BrumcH fll.fiflAJ.Z0LL_8- .rrUnuto*—at,_ Departmont- : K 4301 resident Linden. Please dealers. For -reservations) Saturday, April 19th, 10 - 4 apartment. Cat! days M4 good handwriting. EQVPI QfTPfy PPI plovflflrr mm • f O-frN-BHHM. F EPgAtT g commlnlorn person with at least 3 meoflngs. ' This . Is a tllddt1Mt Ttlaphona-ordart^wholsialt contact Class. Don 4551, call 3511184. ' —r K4-17fs Oak Ridge Realty 3040. Evenings &B6-3039. R 4-21-211 HELPER -S3.10 per hour to l™i_ HA 413-.I voars sec reta rlaI iQugherty, 964-3000. ftoorlnp dlltrlbufor located R4-37.U OU can' set your own challenging and diversified TYPIIT-10 to 15 Hour! par -Suburban- Publishing, -1391 KUMMAOG SALJI^ IVAUPEV experience. Excellent i— . • , R 4-70-1 . Sprlnof|«ld, ataadv poiltlony start. Steady [ob, all benefits. chodule and work at your full time position. Apply ID week. Small pleaiant office, Stuyvesanl Ave., Union, N.J. —EUWHUUJf- Pwrtlll'l—i RETIRED MAN seeks 3 or 3 Hmirsnrp B:an.4'3n, s w«HftHftanequalyypptyralt SALES typinypgg a iienoO^OecHvH e e l^Pf innil ii»ljry. call Mr. m.. St. Luke's Church. 4th — guv_:'"d Mil books ' p»n_ , __ _ _ Experience necessary. perspn orTBl^Peminnef .rontents of horne. Llvlni 3p,ni.j St.Luhe.'s ChUfChi Hth 331 PAftK AVB.i CLCLB days a ; week. employor. Call between 3 to 5 iterested, call Mr. Qrurnell communications skill & . Department, 6B7-19O0, Ext. room sofa, tables 8,'lamps, ; i Walnul St., , Roselle. 1 p.m. 6H70JO5. Ladlos sportswear, lewolry,' solid, mature ludgemont, • R 417-1 work experience or college SINOLBS-Soclal Dating Apirtmenti For Rtfnt trAnsportatlon.-May 1st or QualilliicUndLvUlufll la.JJU. t 61/6-7700 Monday thru 34D. SECRETARY JR. taw educated preferred. Flexible dining room,, girl's bedroom, K 4174-17-lls 97 toofore. 3746339. . -Excellent-—company Hdayr-lOttr*' Bx-eitu. Builnoss or_ UctlltlHU..... Service, "5". counties. (3) intorestlng and dlverilflod Frldny, Saturday & Sun any, —Telephone -troonr-a'Walt; nuwta—wrouphi—Jron—porch- RUMMAOE-SALB-FabulOUS— -- •• : M-»)'80-«ft —-HA 4131 Socrotarlal School grad, >irson with some business ~mtr8BucTismnir." ssrarror" paid benefits, and off- clerical position In Claims OIRL FRIDAY -.95 P.M., 5 ot Union Market Place. Call — K4J01 turnlture, Kitchen set, 8, morchandlso. Sunday. April Typtwrilm 1RVINOTON ] rooms, 5INGLE MAN seeks room or ALHS ' (or equivalent). ixperlCnce. Bright beginner applicant form, state age. Department on permanent days. Typlno required, will after 5 p.m., 376 4348 or 379 Social Singles, Box 18B-Di miscellaneous. Cesh only. •3oth., Temple Beth El, 336 furnished, In- prlvnto homo. small- apart,mont,' street parking'. Apply GENERAL onsldered, Good typing, Some experience required for Reasonable, business lull time ba<, Salary train lor computer. Call Mrs. • 1378. Rahway. -Saturday 8, Sunday, April 19 Walnut Avo., Cranford; 10-5. IBM TYPEWRITER Inexpensive excellent re you being paid ...We are a major (Including stetlitlcil), thlt full-time position in WAITRESSWAITBR ' ' womftn, 6fl?3fl9B. • '«» TOYOTA CORONA - 4 commensurate with Schneider, 687-5570. Full time, experienced, 5 or 6 8, 30th, 10 4 P.M. 130 Pitt Rd.', — K430fs REPAIR, Save' vourtelf references. Call 467-4*ii. Personnel Office; — K.430-1 Pharmaceuticals Division HOSPITAL ' Competitive salary & good .Suburban Union. If vou are • K4-30-5. Sprlnglleld. - —r— M 430 97 door automallc. AM radio, experience, Hours B: 15 to ;hat you're worth? and offer thovjuccossful' an accurate fypltt with good days, JOHN'S HOLIDAY SACRIFICE COUCH-Velvot, money. You drop off and pick R 4-30 96 now battery, oood tiros, clean' 4:30 P.M. Conveniently SALESPERSON 1000 Galloping Will Rd: benefits, Pleate call THBRAPBUTICMASSAOB —r^ K 4-30-ls IRVINOTON - Park Pi., 4 HEAVY duty Wrecker ,RE YbU ASSERTIVE? applicant a good starting Personnel) 9640600. Equal spelling skills you may DINER, 90S Clinton Avenue.,. almost new, white antlquo up, 30 years' experience, in 8. out. 1950. Firm,- 684 30H5 located with iree parking. RE YOU ENTHUSIASTIC? Union Market Place, Friday, ; Union, N.j/l>oe3 EXPERIENCEDMASSAOE OARAOB SALB - Saturday, Specializing Selectrlc 3, Call , rqom npnrlmont, now gat ApirtmwttWmled 1,0 Shift ~99 KINGS SUPER Driver. • Must have Saturday fl. Sunday (Friday bonoflts .lor ofCIDA-GEIGYCorp. . ippllcant we *n looking for Horning Ave. & Riverside bench saw. 4671033.' •—— ' - K 4-jp-w ; Anytime, 373 flflas. H«MorrliAye., Union ft 4.30.l . Savings- Bank, Newark. 4 hot water -supplied. Well Contact nearest VA office 923-9660. experienced top nortormor. 556 Morris Ave., - - Should have Initiative and .hould be capable of deitlno TILBPHONK SOLICITOR R4-17-IS . M430136 Equal ooplv. employer mt Finder, please return to Dr., Saturday 8. Sunday, 4-19 maintained apartment . Equal Oppty employer MF SALESMAN M-F Modern Sprlndlleld Inw Summit, N.J. - ability to think with people at all (•veil I Qook appointments for WAREHOUSE a, 4 '- 30th, 10 A.M.-9 P.M. INOW BLOWER, small (1), Houses Wintecj 100 • a i Jo 1 INSURANCE . Equal opportunity ihoujd tnloy. working" wtth Insurance talet people. Some Full time positions available, bank. • air conditioners (3), bar with building. Security roqulrad. [check your* phone book] or South Oranoo Insurance POWER!, HAND TOOLS- independently. Excellent K4-17-B Rajn or Shine. No. Checks. May 1st. 373-0310. ^4 CfiLICA—Auto., AMFM-* CLOSERS WANTED HARDWARE-ELECTRICAL employer, male female opportunity In outstanding Jeeves rolled up. Many telephone soliciting, banettls, apply Monday'thru Vsolyl household Items + 74" *4 stools. Sears Roebuck lawn B track, AC, ^,000 mllos., 1 BRIDGEWATER :— M 4-30-O? . IMMEDIATE CASH .Sundnv thru Saturdays. Q agency ' needs qualified Dusv store. Union' area. par k I no. Equal oppty. ompany paid b«niflti.- •experience helpful, oood- Friday;- 10 to 4.-P.M. mower. Gall 3I4-4IH altar 4. owner. Call 6B4 3034 or 944 local veterans group. ACCOUNTING perionnol. Knowledge of growth Industry. For Musk Intliucllons sofa,' 4 dinette chairs, end flvallflble lor vour homo. P M In i-ln.lnn <)t rll M B«rn»». employer. Please all *A7 ilntmont call Mrs. Gold, ialarled position.'Contact ttarflng salary 4 bonus, cm ARTHUR'S, 3635 Morris 13 table. —r-. P. 4-37-ls KENI.LWORTH>Modtrrn 3 Essex Union County 1941 alter 4 P.M. -CIBJUGEIGY-1 ' MarthorMr Birnmin nva • Unlnn : TOWNSHIP 'MCDONALDSo( UNlCjN porional linos only, Abto to PIANoioUifAR T" . K4-l?'ls 5TUOIO COUCH loold), tin. OROK.CR.—3»»-*floO:—Mr^r — HA-4J0-H4— -ettwt- 680 9046 K 4-17-1 7 room bi-Ievcl, Wi heot.supplled. Call 345-9146 or UNION, N.J. ' : ? rate nnd write, typing a must. ' INSTRUCTIONS OARAOB SALB-Saturday, Old wrought Iron cnandellor; . 341-3533. _'— M 4-37-100 Some oKperlcnco preferred, Salary bnsod on experience. tA par lesson. Call April 19th, Rain date April Make of for. 487-5741. baths, hearth & • M 4-20-97 birt nor required. Full Wm*, •}•CO.LtQjR • MATCHpR-illk Call M Mr. Catelmo, 375-3931 Jith. .Decor Items, :-: M 4-17-ls : good • salary, . cqrhpany !• icroerr uxperlbncod, steady R 5-4-13 houstwares, books, records, 39 percent oll-Levlor blinds, chimney for LANDLORDS No IDO, no Room; for Renl 102 benelltt. Priono Mr. Roto, |ob. All Qenellts. "Wefire an ' many now 8. uied quality verticals-custom draperlos. .iidvurtislng expense, Wo equal oppty. employer. Call Legal Secretary Itemt. 10-4 P.M., 103 Walton VERTIGO INDUSTRlfrS(,B4 Franklin stove, 2 rtcommpnd rollAblo & IRVINOTON lup IJT ' tn K J.JQ. \ DIRECTORY t«iar-44J-e355r-)»**>«3r — —Mflplewood—tltm, .lorn R4-3O- ' r RL'.illy 964A4O6. room, near public ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER . K Tl=-fs >• -• M .i-27'97 Com A OIGANTrC. FLBA OARAOB I HOUStt SALB- lot, shade & fruit transportation, private IMMEDIATE OPENING ' nee TELEPHONE * 686-^700 Llvlng room sola & 3 chairs, entrance. S13S per month. Starting position for a recent team to operate in-house MARKET — N.S.. Parking TOP IOIL treos, rear yard, LANDLORDS computer, oxcollent counllni-BwHinplm U U)tidicip«i Glidtnlni. 5/ Lo), St. Georges a, Wood alto Rush tide chiiri, girl's Farm rich screened top soil - 37.4-SS44. HS ' • graduate with dresilno tablt ft. mirror 4- Wo have sc*roenod doslrable M 4-30-103 bookkeeping-accounting opportunity, lor bright BOOKKBIPINO Ave., Linden, N.J. 100 spaces. sold by.theyard, delivered. chain link fencing. tonanfs At no cost fo you, accurate person, good salary MAID IMPROVE your home with J.J. MAHON Sunday, April 37th. B'nal hug» garage salv.'Saturday, TOB435 or oft-tMJ mnjor. MUST have a B, or SERVICES B.HirthPaviria-_ Gil. Carpentry-Interior 8, • Now. -lawns, reseadlng, -PLUMBINO-l-HBATINO April 19th., 10-4 p.m., 1810 -Immediate TIME REALTY 3»-4ail aboVB average, Small •t- all benefits. Call Clara, County Club In Sprinolleld, Drivewayays A, uigCurbing,,, BERBERICK&SON B'rlth. SIS per space. Call 484- — R_4:27ils_ -—-—— • Mlf-97 9643333. ' . oxcollent opportunity, lor small businesses- Genaral oxtarlor, insullitlon, garage thatching, shrubs, clean-ups, Expert MOVERS at low cost. Repairs, remodeling, Quaker way, Union,» congenial olfcltc, ^HUliWc ki Lt F tll : ; TWIN BEDS I plnasant surrounding*,, old, Bookkeeping, payroll, state 8, Parking Lots. Freo ostlmalo- .openers/ 355-4BB4, - 944-3575. monthly malm. «I7.|35J\ Fully insured. Free violations. Bathrooms, : —: •— ' •K4 30 fs occupancy. $69,900. MAPLEWOOD 5'/* room JOCBtlon. CalUGIenn HIM, Vti- lederirmonthly «,' quarterly" WILLIAM E.BAUER ' '• • K4 30-IS MATTRBSSES1 PRAMBS. SUBARU BUYERS established and prestigious Insured. 6B7O6I4. ^— ' R437-50 —- R 4,37'57 ostlmatos. No |ob too small. kitchens, hoi water boilers, OARAOB SALB-many Items, LIKE NEW, SIO0. Call«87- aparfmonl. J375 plus heat, No 3 300,-be two an 9-4 P.M. returns, bank, reconciliations. steam 8. hot water systems. AIR-CONDITIONER,' pots. Call 761 5670. We'll Deal any Deal - Shop . : • K 4.301 CREDIT UNION organization. - Live • In K 4-37-35 KRZBMIBN'S HOME a, LANDSCAPE GARDENING•' AM B379. Compare our rates. Professional Painting - 'old Lfc new, 19 Shawne* Rd., 5133. SHANLEY REALTY CO 3 perton office. Pull time. tacilltlos-with private room Please call alter 3 p.m./ Vi- APT. IMPROVBMHNT Lie. Mo 5ewer cloanlng. Commercial Amana 19 Refrigerator- M 4 37-97 Usl Largest selection ol 4 4311. T. SLACK. New lawns made, clean-ups, Interiors I, Exterior Short Hills, 0:30 a.m.-5 p.m.' HA 4-10 Is when drJvi_v,hici«i in N.J AUTO Dally balancing- posting to Available. Painting, interior 8, exterior, lime, lortlllllng, soedlng, RTF-a4 Paperhanglng 8, residential. Herb Trieller,-- Freeier, Wesher-Dryer, April 19 4 30, • 469-1499 - "MAPLE W0OD-3'/j^roomir cash book & general ledger, K4-37-1B ES 3O6J0. Lie. 1000. . Crystal light fixture. Call 3S4-. WBDDIKO bands-14 K gold, Huge choke of used cers PHONE MR, DENOOLE Paving Contractor plastering 8, sheetrock, state ItiwInwn * ropalrlngropalrlno, rototllllngrototll , ' Let us paint the top vi ol at discount prices. Many K 4-17-94, ' heat, hot water, garage, Imports a domestics.- On Class "A" Body somo typing. Call 4B>V6'00, •" 376-1900,10 AM-2PM 8, city violations, water a, life ; Mlf-71 7075. — ' R4-30-U adults, May lit. Write to Box Ext. 350., lor appointment. DRIVEWAY SPECIALIST ihrubs planted 8- , p)runodr , your home aalely. You do styles, 484-8040. - premises llnanclng. Expert OR AFTERAP.M, .Sidewalks .Patios damage-repairs. FHA a, VA lhatchMg, aeratllngl i Florida Specialist nBLIABL-B PLUMBING * —^ ' R4-30-IS ORACBLAND MIMORIAL CHATHAM 57], Maplewood, N.J. 07040. . A Person AliCondllionlni.. 20 the bottom. . B.S-4-ls . : M 417-97 locelgn' car service. ^ K 4-20-1 .Curbing .Seal Coating Inspection repair work, plus reasonable rates. 743- DON'S HTG. Cojnc. 34 Hr. Service. APARTMENT SALE, PARK>3 gravai, (4 burials), Colonial - 3' bedrooms, l'/r Great opportunity for right' VltWn- irNION DM-4Ma • WBDDINO Inyllatlonit nl baths, family room, porton, company bcnci, MANICURISTS' AIR CONDITIONINO ' •lA,M.-»!MA.M.-er'i:3D.P.M.HA II .H.*1K k II -J 'I.*,, I - SdriMlJSundawApriMOronlyTJM M discount prices, beaulWuP fireplace, central air, oat Morru Twp,.Morrlslown SIIHAHI Pan time weekend*, D64-53B0 -KONOMV-MOVeRSrtNC- naid vacittion, talary paid GHPBRIENCHD SERVICE Rt-trSO 10 P.M. -.K-Sfi R TP-4I > _Remod.eH_ng, Electric Sewer P.M.. 354 stuyvesant Ava., raised letterlno of your heat, largo lot. SI 17,300. 435- 13 3UEDKUOMS of HILLSIDE .. Saturday, V '• 6 P.M., Sunday Pronipt Spring Estimate — •• R4-30fs according to ability. Call AAanicures, pedicures, Have your air conditioners M I K R A H OMB Vfc HTF-57 - LOCAL* a. Drain Cleaning. Fully Irvlnotbn, Apt. 108. Custom choice. Many styles: 484-11040. 8413. • ; UNFURNISHED 105 Roule33 Hillside. 8:30 3:30 P.M. Mutt be — K 4 37-35 made Romen shades, ORAVBS (31-locdtod In Charles in body shop. taclall, waxing. M1LLDURN run -more elflclontly-Don't CtMCONTRACTINO CONSTRUCTION Roollmj, LAWN SERVICE . CHAMFION PAINTERS • R 5 4 Is FURNISHED 22k dependable. Call . NEW LONGDISTANCE Graceland Memorial NAIL SALON. High pay. 3U- Walt For Summorl siding, windows,' leaders, "Quality Workmanship" "At Paroerware broiler with i J.M.K.AutoSales CENTER DRU:GS, Parking, lot 8, Driveway Lawn maintenance, complete 688-2722 ' Ctmfttery, 'Kehllworth, Reply YARD SALB - Don't miss this Now taking ,ippl lent ions, 33S5. KURT RUHRORT ' gutters, carpentry a, Don Alb«ktr, Maniflir a reasonable price'' Nick rottlsserle, chine, glassware, Fully decorated, air 391 Rt.22; E..Springfield Springfield, D79 3345. Construction. Residential 8, landscabi. rare. Weed, crab RTF-71 to Classified Oox 4SU, one. - New 8, used Itoms. : R4-20-1 M4331I lEvenlngs) masonry. Free Estimates. Williams, 484B04B, 484-0733. linens, bric-a-brac 8, conditioned, hallna., Union Industrial. Froe ostlmafes. _AM-4_RM._SUn dLA -Experienced onlyr"A 11-arountJ- ~5i3 3O3O"wfleii(i»vrbetween"B -ap-pllancVs. WS-.3.r Por tho highest quality nt tho- - Aco 3ervlco7333 B131I34 hrs. ' TTR4-3I)-IS- i 331 PARKAVE.rPLFLD,— —THEBOYLECOMPANY New-Luxurious Irvlnotorr-—- w.orK m drug store. lowost prlcos. Call us lor all accounts, Ireo estlmetes. 4IB-774I . Llc:139 . INTERIOR* EXTERIOR ' Work Guaranteed. 418 Stuyvesant. Ave., • • PL.43900 351 0544, Union, 687 6«6«, • Rtl-50 Alpine Tree 8, Landscape Irvington. . . Realtor # permanent. Excellent ol your electrical ngods. REPAIRS, renovations, Palntlno, Leader a, Gutter CBMBTBRY PLOTS ' S40 North Ave., Garden Apts. Ma,plewood, 731-7300; 'opportunity for person with Bonded 8,' insured; Llconse Service, 333-W3. Wl -2555 4 574-2951 R 4-30-ls lulldlniMiliilils...; 21 additions, Insulation a. work. Free estimates, ' Elliabeth-Unlon Line Summit 3331453. • proper background. Mr, No. 5984. 353 7B39. R4-37-57 SHORTLINEMOVERI -• insured. Stephen Deo, 333- . R TF-78 HOLLYWOOD,, 373>54 mattress, —M 4 10 94 PARKLIKESETTING Dubrow, 3730591. ,. $J» Prudential O I S T R I B U T O R — Call Joe 4Q4-3B34 attar 4. HOOFINQ, OU'TTERS 1 MEMORIAL PARK HIGHEST PRICE OANKINO • R4301 Manufacturer wood windows! complete lawn malntenence, A p p.l lance moving. LEADERS, CARPENTRY* box spring, sleeper sole, ONLY50MINUTES KBLJON—EHCULIC. No. — B 4-37-50 ' — RTF«a Gothatnmano Garden* amps a, more. Set., April HILLSIDE doors, trim, hardware R-R Jlesr-sodrseedlng, plants Spectatlstr-in-plano-movlng HOME REPAIRS. FREE PAID FROM N.Y.C. CLERK TYPIST FACTORY HELP 4049, fully Insured, no lob too , AAauioleumt, OMIct: 1S0D 19th, sun., April 30th. lacllltleB open to gonoral SAVE II HEAT 8, -shrubs, guaranteed, 34-hour service. 4U-7347. Lie. INTERIOR* EXTERIOR ESTIMATES, PULCY .. Stuyveiant Ave,. gnlon For .gold 4 sterling illvar; GONANTSTREET IS NOW THE-AUTHORIZED II vou ' interested In Some musical talent Distribution Office big, no iob too small. Installer now on his own. reasonable, Iree estimates.- Between 13 noon 8, 4 PM. 134] Fireplace In Living Room, 3 dlvDrsllled duties,* iiro 41 Spring Street public at substantial savings, 341 9785 . . 450. Painting, leaders a, gutters. INSURED. !75'ilS3, .4884300 . 2015 Morrlt Ave., Union required, light clean work, all- daily to 5 p.m.' Sat. to noon Vinyl replacement windows,- 374-3591. Free estimates. Insured. 488- — M 4 37-7B . — KtMl- -AmhersMVve,, Union, Bedrooms, scroened porch, . accurate with figures & are bcnoflts. Steady New Providence, N.J. - K TF-17 'T '.: K4-30-IS heeled garage. Attractive Amicable, we have tho (BOO) A73-103A. Insulated glass 8, screens, up R437-J7 79ai, 7537919. J. Glannlnl. employment, cl6to ' to Equal opptv. employir m-f Eilaimlnallng 40 ' UNIVBRSITY.VAN LINES ..;_-.—rT^l R TF-48 T. BUTLER * WON Xape has.room-far-expanslon... position tnr you in nur . . K 4-301 to 61 united In. tl30 Installed. Mwonty 1631 _'rAn Educated Move" Local; ROOFINO REASONABLE . r lor 3 more Bedrooms a, bath. DEAtER mstflllment lofli, depfl at. ——OPPICH-WORKUR Call personnel, Ann 9.' (or SUmahway^AvaV, Union TimlilHMMU Installed. Fully Insured. A), -4W-*-MA|Of|R.Y. WORK—. 3070—"Anytime" Free' c for summer job. Must be Fully licensed 8, Insured, Exterior & Interior Painting, MAPLBWbOO, 7410141. ' Charles A. an interview liufll apply KTF-34 373:4183 alter 4., ' , .available'in Mny. itHal for -Ants,.Roaches,-- Bees, wasns.- : SldoWalks7 patios, curbing, estimates Agents for Smyth decoretlng a, Paperhanolng. 1 ~~I—M4-ar-ta. POR THE UNION & employer m I coilaoe student. Must type. . Poslllve.results. Reasonable R 4-37 H .-driveways 'li pprchesj'Robert Van Lines. PUC^et; : Free "Estimates «aT«n, <»>- —REMMNGER—-- _^____ K 1 77 i Ci (pantry 27 (PRINO SPECIAL 4B4-7551, : Call W4-1930. Ratos. 484-4349-Norm, 3'4 ; R.TF-44 8sie-|hvtlmeT'—'— —~ WlUtliftt H:VBiT .- UNDMTSUH BEAUTICIAN- . MACHINE SHOP •-• • R 4-30-1- hours. Interior, a, exterior painting, —= — RTF4I Roollng - Seamless Gutters: Today Phone MlkiCerrecchlo CARPENTER also rooting, gutters' 8, = -*7~ " HAt-l-43 MANAOER OPPORTUNITY FOR '• K4-37-4O AII Ma'tonrV'S.tepi, Odd Joss Freo Estimates. .Qwn work. SPRINGFIELD AREA . operator-experlenced. EXPERIENCED PERSON CONTRACTOR leeders, hot tar roof, very et Insured. Since 1932. 373-1153. k &, Custom Aluminum Siding. Fencei neat 8. clean. L, Ferdlnandl, ildowAlks, WAIerproollng. KETISPArNTING ROIELLE UNION • Ono b edroom 7*2-9433 Manicures, :.pedicures, TO TAKE CHARGE'QF ORDER CLERK Suit i-mployod. Insured. A.1 1 MM7 COLONIAL! lamllvi rooms, - itpgrtment-oiripd floor- ot- 3 feeletSwMM+tfcBWIW W-tMrt—e OUI-PPED TfHephone-bTders, whoteiSlo Wm^-ft Rlvlerer^a>'73M or • —944 7359 - ZUPPUIIO »B7-4474r373-4079 A.I-RUBBISH BiMOVAL- -Interior -1.—exterior Fully 3403435 alter < P.M. CHAIN LINK PBNCINO— R 437-50 Appllancej,^ furniture I,— -Insured, frea estlmstesj call VAT)8ths, atumlnumitdino, t lamllv tiouse. IWrrutllltleST South Orange NAIL SALON, H]gh pay. 376. MACHINE SHOP-ON DUSY flooring distributor located ... -RTF-43 car garage. Near schools and ~ Older couple prelerred, no NIGHT SHI FT. WE OFFER • Springfield,-1, fready poiltlDn, All types,- vinyl, wood. IB VITOSTANIIOLA iubblih^rtmovedj—attlctr enyllMr W1-S3U. Slam Wnaowi I1D 33SJ or 670-7763.- -• .- leai1*experience.. • Free ALL MASONRY WORK—. tgO,attllar^g4rjOMleadert, a trenspwtallon. !«,«0. Call pets. Call 741-7313 days, «4- — • , R 4-30-1 A GOOD START+NG^ good salarV- Call Mr, • GCNBRALCARPSNTRV-.- 1 1 1413U3: 5W7r-atter t P.M. - Imported Cars, Ini SAL'ARV,' FULLY PAID". Mandell, 3>»-l?00; —^erpenter-Contra; ——forhomwand offtear. "~ patio,' plasferlhg/dWveways!1 ' gutters clraiwi,- reasonable, Slormt window, «' OowS BE YOUR OWN BOSS-Xlgh K 5-1-41 743 40J4. .'... . .K.icHJtBiHOFER-Fllnling' BENEFITS INCLUDE: I — r -R 4-20-1 II lype repairs, remodallfig, CalteoS'tttT— Free ostlmatos. 399-7549. Installed, Reasonable Ratvs. 343VAU.tT STREET earnings, . we train. LIFE, COMPREHENSIVE- FENCES! -Stockade, Chain ~*=*- HAI-lte Interior, exterior. Free OUR PRICES AND LEASE RATES ^, Telephone lalot. or sail to - PART TIME, oftlcotfock Itcrnjns, porches,'. . R 4-37-50 • R4-37-43 43J-37W • EXPERT SERVICE DEPT. MEDICAL, OENTAL, 1 Link, All types. Quality work. estimatesest , Insured. 4879348, •your own contact!. Car clerk, mature, responsible oTlctoeur'irn—cellars, attics. Kilchin Cabinili CALL MBJJUI.. Masonry, ATTICS 1 basements 4487>37t38 , eves, weekends. HA 4 4-8IA ARE THE MOST COMPETITIVE IN N.j7 TEMPORARY AND LONG individual to (III orders, put ' No lop too large or too small. 55 cleaned, yards raked 1 needed, Fuller Brush • Co., TERM DISABILITY Fully Insured, estimate given Proe estimates. After 5 P.M., plastorlng, .waterprootlng, ;. ... --Rt-f-48 We Repair o'lass «, Screen 731'94M, 4 6 p.m. away Inventory, assist In «l« 391-1, Small |obs. mowed, trash removal. Call & BOOKSHOP ARE PREPARED^ INSURANCE', M 341-5477. SAVE MONEY! soil employed a, Insured. the brothers for the cleanest Inserts for aluminum — R4-3M olf Ice duties; some customer Work . guaranteed. A, PAINTINO HOLIDAYS. VACATION servlco, Permanent |ob, K4-D-41 Ouy Olrect From Factory lob you ever had. 3718883, combination windows t, SMALL JOBS HURRICANE FENCE CO. Dolly Madison Kitchens NUPRIO, 30 years interior ft, exterior. Trim doors, porch enclosures. We 1 , BILLING CLERK AKO PENSION, PHONE m must be avallabjp In experience. ES 3-877], ask lor Bob or Art. >RM ALL WORK Afiernoont. Send hand Home repairs, lerrnlte 914E.st.GeorgeAve. Showroom and Pactory, , R 4:17*6 work. Apartments. No lob too- dek up a. Deliver, 375-s*». NOW MORE COMPETITIVE THAN EVER! hi '-- ' Responsible porton lor 7700 or APPLY AT: damage repairs, ppanellinga . small. 9447S1S. — K4-1M1A account! receivable, to price written reply to Class. Box Linden ' . . 341-1BB4 Rt.JJ, Springfield3J»«o!O ' R TP-43 HANDYMAN carpentry, 13 CONSECUTIVE YEARS 1 4557, Suburban Publishing,'* All work guaranteed. Fully FreeEstlmeteir : .RTP-J5 COMPLBTB LINE -ol small plum,blng lobs, BE GLAD TO HONOR & bill on Burroughs L 3000. RESISTOFLEX Insured. Joe 341-03433. muit type 8- be good with 1391 Stuyvesant Ave,, Union, KITCHEN CABINBTI Masonry 8. carpentry work.- electrical, etc. Home a, niaWorit N.J. O'OBJ .KTf-37 Sold t, Installed. Old cabinets. Now 8, repair work, bo own businesses. Fully Tnsured. ROiBRT'S F.AINTINO w figures: 498*050. FRBBBORNBOBCKINQ 9 FT. FBNCES-guage, grain. CORPORATION^ r-i R4-20-1 *vinyl wire, 48 In. high, 13.90 a, countertops resurfaced • work. -Free esllmates. 371- 374-5157, it no answer call Interior a, exterior, YOUR WARRANTIES Custom decks, will build »' with F6rmlca 4BA0777 4339. alter 5 p.m. residential -1, commercial, JOHN DeNlcolo Tile • ACCORDS • CIVICS BOOKKHBPBR-nart tlmo A Subsidiary of per It. insttlled, Includes PRESTIGIOUS DRIVING AT THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICEI square It. Calt «Bi-7AO9, B95- — — H 4 37 55 . B437U 843-4495. ' . Contractor— Kltchans, Oath- UMC industries, Inc. PART TIMt^, UQ POT WDDk, 3305, 347S419. everything, except gates. R417ea rooms, Repairs, estimates [."•LTMTM?*' -....Hj! MlA^M.i. PBE-tPRIWOIALE CONCRBTH WALKS 8. AVE a lew pieces t» ntevot • R 4-17-48 „ , • ' immediate delivery! on i wint ii BIV din A - account! . receivable .ant} . - Roseland, N.J., retaining, patios, basement S KTPB4 Oeniral ledger. CHI 3*5 3304. EQual oppty employer m f a 60]]; 912 noon. Cjrp«( «V Rup. brands 111 cabinets, 341-0583 company prices? Calt Bob i. IIDNIYKATZ R 4-30-1 21 Furniture Repairs waterprootlng. Fully Insured* Art for prices to fit your .Painting, rpaperhanglhg,* DDCI linrC ALL GARS IN STOCK — _—_ R 4-3Q-1 K 4-301 ' Of 993-3557. 8, guaranteed. NCM PART TIME R 4-37-55 CONTRACTORS. . 374-3450. budget, 371-8881 after t A.M. plastering Inside * tout." Free Tree Satvlca run Time - Part Time CARPETINITALLBD FURNITURE' POLISHINO esllmatel el>>7!73~ CAttORIVBRS HOUSEWIVES' Wall lo wall. 'Plus- repairs, Repairing, Antiques landicBpe, Cudenint —;— R4-37-41 —^ R -I-17-H TOP RATHJ Telephone RETIREES MOVINO PeoiU-blo'8. small —".. RTF:*! 373 57J7, Experienced. Call Andy, restored. Rellnlshlng. Henry. Anlhony's Landscaping U.ZALBIKICONTRACTOR ' BLUB JAYS '.PRELUDES „»%, lobs, piano moving. Clean Sales . YOUARINBEDIDI '. 4a3«90« Rull. Call 68B-S445. Spring 8. tail clean-up, ' ; . R 430-1 _ . _ K It- erlck-olockXoncrele-Patch' . cellars, y.irdsL .attlci. Buy _ ' TRBBINStVICE -..plus some outside contacts' Bus, Van Driver. Excellent weekly lawn malnttnance a. work. Also Indoor & Outdoor used lurrmure, Sam Chatman SUBURBAN PAINTING TaklnOdown dlt'lcult trees 8, RVl 'jTt t' p 0u *" * - ^'M- ill Bum Ming. -J4W3U elM d^m.-mldnlle. INTERIOR!, EXTERIOR tree Irlmmlnp. Cullv Insured HELPER earn a living. Reasonable*, '43-4544 Quality work-fully Insured. 8*13314 TRUCK LOADS ARRIVING I RETARDED CITIZENS. 333- 30 FREE ESTIMATES . • R4-37-4e ' No txptrlance riactltarvi Work In a modern, air- 1 ••~~————• - *R 4-37-57 Cal us list for free CHOICIOFCOLMI will train. Apply In parion, -3140. UA»A0\( DOORS Instell'ed, Call 17! 4014 aondllioned Qlllco In — K4-37-1 NBW-sheet rock ceilings and garage extensions, repairs 8, Experienced Oafdener -v^^ , R 4-37-41 Rubbish Romoved ' estimates, reasonable rates. ——— — _ K4-3J-84 DURA-CLAD MFO. CORP. suburban union and earn block callings. Reasonably serv.lce, electric operators Aj Spring cleanup; will cut Ml furniture wood I, metals 50005 S000 AT MAXON EVERYDAY! , 1 Altaa SI., Kanllworth, N.J. a salary .and commission PART T1MI priced. Call 371-9313 or ••>- radio controls;"STEVEN'S" most •ny.Jawnlor.»7 wiek^. -—. (ALCASTBLLO . -taken. away, Attics,. THE! 4M0_ 911SC ' M8 «4 ''. »24 TURBO R 4301 commonsurata with your SBCRETARIBS - U.S. Civil OVERHEAD DOOR, 341 0749 Sdd, fop soil, Call 404-5849. spoclalljlng In all- mason basements L ' garages' Laro*ys«8ctlon of high mlleape Hondas! ablllly. Service roenlry; Q54A; 30 — RTF-47 work. Sidewalks, steps. Also claaned. Reasonable rates (SPORT GROUP) CLIRICAL hours .per week, times FREE FERTILIZER*.LIMB house painting. Call 373 1744. ABOVE MODELS =S^ , Many with various! Small otllca naadi parion Typing and spelling llexlble; steno-dlclaphone- Hotin lmpra»4jm«nt» SO JOHNNY'S tANDICAPtNO • R-4-37-43 with •xcallant typlno skills. Chimney Clunlm Jprrfio cleanup, trimming Remember we self ; feminist are Important lypltl,- Excellent.attitude t, O1NERAL CONTRACTOR,. ITEPS, sidewalks, masonry. colors and optlonall accuracy tuamlal. Frlnoa - and" telephone sales skills required. Call 145-1971' sflrubsa, brushes, new lawns, • baoajlti ttmrn-nwnt rail H'4IM No lob too small, carpentry, Quality work, reasoneble lni I FljMirhallilflt II IN STOCK! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! More New Chryslers & JoaC»n»ltra altar 1 P.M. 355 intmini) MmrtiiBinri Position may be, lull or concKteconcrete. -3704114, «!'!'<; 4530. METALSOURCE part-time 'depending upon PJZZA MAN WANTED • part repair vour chlmriev. ANdltl.b'l fAINTINO CO.* Plymouths than other dealers' CORP.,'345 Pdnniylvoila a variety of laclors. For • •- Ace service InUrlor t, SMlerlor, roollnp, 25 UNITS AVAILABLE AT. - or lull lime, .PIZZARAMA 13JI11I 34 hrs. O.l N'Ett A L HOW FOX FINER OROUNtli 1 NaatlHlKitUai Hl111 1 Interview call Mr. Italian Restaurant, Mlllburn REPAIRI All type leaders I. outlari, .-luify ;^SBgj/m» . Because we sell for *"•• ""- ' R4-3-0 , ' arumell between V and 5. •••• — K1IJ1A *malntenancf, reasonabla Insured, frea etllmatal. 374- n t PRE-INCREASE PRICES—SAVEI Mall, Union, N.J. au-IUI. emergency work, home rates. Nacharge lor lertlllier >4 MTF-M: • K 4-30-1 Improvements, filing, L a, I rtumiMi, expert in 086-7700 Ounlni Servltw a. llmi, with tull season ^- —I:: R41Jil_ -haatlno.—plutnolna.- - oas TRBEPBUMINS Less ft offer 32. electrlo-uwer-claanlng, No"-. agreements. -Antont,-488- . OI»RALTAR MOVINB CO* movairbracInDvairbracInD, branthabanthal CLERK TYPISJL - Equal oppty. employer m-f ' PROOFREADER '" Middle- Man. Price conversion, ale. Vive. Account! rfctMnblt 1170. ' • . • Personally supervlstd cut Ira* to firewoodall all** Ac, Actt Much Much : HA 4 30'l Must be exceptionally CLEAN UP-Have pick up" reasonable, Insured, 33 K bt oood with figurii, and experience I, salary to romovad. Attics, efNiri, JIMMV'I LANDICAPINO statewide. Shore trlpl to 1 3-1, SS75 a, uo. Rooms, Morels IUMMBR EMPLOYMENT n«'K Monthly maintenance, clean- ^_^ UNION havt typing t«p«rltnc«, Day care or retldanllal aide. Classllled. Box garages, clamed. Pick up 1 from 04 hour service. Free ttallways t stores S3) a, TRII- PSIUNNINO- apply In person, OAMARBL Suburban PubMshbffrJ delivery 01 most Items al HOMEIMPROVEMINTI- ups, full service gardenlno. estimates, Piano specialists, Care, lor MR children or Free lime a, lirtlTlier, Call up, Also Irlm .work. Fully Removal, braclno, branches eLECTRIC, 479 Blow St., adults. Good pay. call Ml- Stuyvesant Avtf., unlom N.J. your convenience Stiional Kitchens, bathrooms; decks. Toll Free (800) 341-4717. 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I will be announced last week by ministration recently: can cover the and Ys, at the Westficld blcms. looking particularly Byrd. sunlnmps, at home or in High School, 5!)0 Dorian "tanning huls." reported more than 11,000 whitencss-but be sure "Small companies are persons were treated in cosmetics arc removed Hd., gunday, April 20, at Serious damage to. your 7:30p.m.. vital to the U.S. economy Limited Time-Only! oyesvian result from even hospital, emergency before the next session - accounting for more relatively short exposure rooms alone in 1979 from under the sunlamp, The rcconl Uroadway than SO percent of all to sunlamps without ade- su-n lamp-rclu ted because the FDA says musical comedy was private employment and [Special Low Price^ quate protection, nccor- injuriesT-most of them some contain oil which written by . ltfiss providing more than 40 OoodOnlylfReiarvadBy May 3. WO ding to the American- skin burns and eye irrita- can cause special scn- Newman and -Arthur percent of all goods and Custom Color Association' of tions. The VDA has sitivity to the radiation, Uiurcnts. services," said Bradley, Ophthalmology. established a new safety "Some ' medications Additional information • a member of the Senate - "Your eyes are quite requirement for also can increase such may be obtained by call- finance Committee... "It sunlamps—in homes or in sensitivity, so don't- is clear that many small wedding f vulnerable to the concen- ing 2:12-55)4 or 756-2021: tanning huts, health clubs hesilnte to check with trated ultraviolet radia- 1 tion from sunlamps," arid spas—which" man- your physician before us - photography [h says Dr. Vincent B. Pica, dates pprotectiv e gggogglesg , ing a sunlamp if you are Give Hera Gilt©)... president-elect pf the among o^ior provisions. taking medication or New Jorsey Academy of "Only these goggles believe you aro par- ticularly sensitive to .CUSTOM DESIGNED JEWELRY SALE! f Ophthalmology and enn' properly' shield the FAR OUT?—Jewelry from the. planit KryptonT A. Otolaryngoto'gy. "Look- ultraviolet.". SiipptAniehl To:'MorVlitown Daily Rscbrd, Konovvr Regional N»w«, Wait Orangb'ChronicIo, W«tt EfI«K necklace that Superman would give to Lois;. LaniT oye from severe burns, Wo specialize in custom Trlbuna, MlJIburn S Short Hills Ham, Maplewood/Soulh Orange Naws Rocord. Summll Harold, Coldwall Progron. ing directly nt a sunlamp, even vision -damage," Some experts consider designed Jewelry made Actually, the Jewels on this necktace are.praclilon even for a^ few seconds, one minute in a tanning Modlion Ea'gla, Chathom Courlar, Barkelay Helghtl/New Prbvldanca Dlipotch, Unlo.n Leader, Springf laid Leader motal-cuttlng.Inserts manufactured by Ex-CellO says Dr. '• Pica. to your specifications in Mountalnild«Echo, Valllburg loader, Echosl-Senlln.l-Thundoy. April 24, I9B0. can result in a painful "Sunglasses cannot han- hut .equal to upwards of our own workshopL' Corp. The Necklace and earrings are worn by condition known an hour in outside. Patricia Snrilk. an Ex-Cnir-0 aitiplnvM. dle ^ such concentrated you have diamonds, br ing Ihem to us and we temporary, this, causes certainly, .cotton balls usc a—sunlamp which will design something the eye to burn .and feel will not do the job. comes with clear in- special |ust for her I ^ Museum offers sandy or gritty under the "One of our biggest pro- structions recommending lids. Medical treatment is blems, particularly with distance andd exposure WE BUY OLD GOLD required. young women, comes" times—and use photo exhibition A longer direct ex- when they refrain from goggles—and follow the ; posurc can actually scar using the goggles because instructions carefully, A touring exhibit of col ..photographs of the New lhe c(Srnea of.the eye and they don't want that white. Adds Dr. Pica: "And, or and black-and-white York Yankees at spring could impair vision ring around their eyes on when summer does come, photographs" by 20 training, people at. play mnm>n"y art otherwise evenly- don't overdo Internal ionnlly;known and statelyarchitectural "ori-hf. hnlm"l"gi «'t •»' tanned face. Serious vi- sunglasses at the beach." 970 Stuyvesant Aye.; Union (Op«n Tun! Ihru Sat. »:M to 5:30-Cloiad Monday) "pTToTograplierpp s will -De on sTfuctur'es and regularly treat more pa-' '———-—— view through June 1 at monuments." , "tients with burned eyes in the New -.Jersey State The exhibit includes (he Sprjng| when getting Museum, Trenton." • photographs by_RoberL started on that tan is The selection ;,of Adams, Lewis >Baltz, fashionable, notes Dr. ' .photographs . from Harry Callalian, William pjen, "Many of these are , "American Images: New Clift, Linda Connor, Work by 20 Coritem- Davies, Roy —poraty-lPhologi'HphersT-is—DeGnravav-William-Eglievan — •made possible through gleston,- Elliot Erwitt, the support of lhe Slate Larry .Fink, .Frank1 Museum, New Jersey Gohlke, John fiosshge, Bell and other Bell Jonathan Green, Jan System companies. Groover, Mary Ellen "The exhibit presents a Mark, Joel Meyerowitz,. tiok 'at niUunU lVlliJl'acli, America's laridscapes, Nicholas Nixon, tod to live in lhe grand , cities and peopje-jrom Papageorge and Stephen manner to which you've been accustomed. scenic views of the Shore. If you're usod. to tho American West to densa "American Images," best you'll want to - consider The Cupola Hawaiian vegetation," which was organized by * the ultimata In senior said Leah Sloshberg, the Ren'ote Danese, ex- cltizon living. All suites are prlvolo (lor museum's' .director. ecutive director of the IndMdunlsor couples) ' "There a r c' also Visual Arts Program. oach with kltchonotto .and available STARTS unfurnished or furnlshod to suit your own porsonal tasto. TODAY! > - Foaturod aro 3 suporb meals a day from a dlvorsifiod menu, maid sorvlco, planned _ activities,_L_thootro^ card a, game rooms libraries,, dollghtlul •-oroenhouse ...'"Air for TERMITE- one rpodoralo monthly thlngl) Also ava aro gift, barber t, beauty shops, and a CONTROL n «tmi»H PITTSBURGH IMMTS nfirmary. Excellent a Blue Cloud shopping right nearby. ajLimonl-lly So, como make your LO-LUSTRI next- years the vory best years of your Hie a Mint Proil atKarry MEMBER N.J, PEST CONTROL ASSN. .:,. at Tho Cupola. . WTIX april showers 4 MK FUH OUR BRDCHURE- S! . Discount On Tflrmlto rintitrnl VJHE CUPOU STORV" -JHOUSI PAIMT bring spring flowers and - •iWAUSATM guess \vho blooms the best? 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i..-'. • '. \ TOP ENTERTAINERS: ZENITH, PANASONIC, NIKON, LENOXX I NEW OUTLOOKS: CARDIN, Y.S.L, BOTANY, ARROW, LEVI'S ® 3O%. OFF: BELTED POPLIN SLACKS BY NOW *35* SPOTWDOD. Top quarter pockets, 2 back +HALF-OFF: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS' pockets. Tan, blue, natural, light green. 32-40. MEN'S ALARM CHRONOGRAPH^ (D682) Regularly $22 ,. (A816-10) 24-hour alarm never needs resetting. Chronograph clocks your morning mileage in .Y-i SALE SIO:-ARROW KNITSPORTSHIRTS.Ecru,' hours, minutes? seconds,' tenths of seconds.' light blue, beige, green, slate blue, taupe. Placket • Display shows hours, minutes', day, month. front. S-XL. (D39) Regularly $1,6 S .Backlit dial (or night use^Silvertone, originally cfcldtone, originally $70 ....;.-.,... NOW $45• 2O% 'OFF: MEN'S-.JAIMTZEN SWIM/SUN NOW 378 WEAR. Sporl-stripeti trunks plus terry V-neck ZENITH 19" CHBOMACOLOR® tops with shoulder detail. S-XL. (D101) Regular- WITH SUPER-SUIMCABINET. Just _ —ly-$14-$21—••- :---:• . :_-• ..-'- 19%" deep so it (its in places othet 19",sels may not'. Chromacolor II® black matrix in-line 25% OFF: MEN'S SANDALS. DRESS AND picture tube means sharp, vibrant colors. CASUAL SHOES. Levi's*, Nunn Bush'-, Hush Automatic fine-tuning for locked-in signal Puppies1"1 leathers, perlorated casuals, brushed reception Reliable 100% solid state. Black-- suedes, woven; leather slides, more. 7V?-11.12. •••.woodgraln cabinet. (D223) Orlg $480 (D46) Regularly'$17-$37

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25% OFF SPEC. PURCH. $IO •-.-•: ' L— EXEC SUITS BY PIERRE CARDIN, FA.MOUS MAKER GOLF SHIRTS: 2 YSL, GIVENCHY, BOTANY 500, COLLARS/6 COLORS. Three,button BROOKF1ELD, Two and.3-pc. designer and placket action shirts with short sleeves. Classic traditional suits. Stripes, subtle tics, patterns.. club collar or updated" fashion collar, Light blue, Blue, tan, gray; na"vy polyester-wool. 38-46. white. Sahara, red, navy, yellow. Polyester- (D24.101 Regularly $160-$260 ~ • . cotton. S.M.L.XL. (D27)r ' Not at Princelon, Plainliold or Momslown. 35% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S SUMMER TOPS IN , :V :• SALE $18: JOHN HENRY EURO'PEAN-FiT LIVING COLOR, Bright-short sleeve knits, V- • •NIKON EM AUTOMATIC SLRt WITH DRESS SHIRTS. Tone-on-tone in white, blue, tan necks, crew necks for.right now into summer. . UNIQUE WARNING BEEPER.. (C96-16) ' polyester-cotton. 14%-16. (D76) Reg. 23.50 _ ' • (D104) Regularly $8-$14 Nikon's lightest, most compact easiest to use SLR. Set the aperture, it sets the shutter speed for 25% OFF: MEN'S SPRING SLACKS/SPORT- perfect exposures. If something's wrong, you'll COATS. Y.S.L., Calvin Klein, Stanley Blacker 20% OFF: JOCKEY' CLASSIC"WHITES. T- near a "beep" to warn you to-'adjust aperture.. center vented sporicoats in checks, plaids, shirts; athletic' shirts, V.-rjficks. Regulnr and . SOmm I/1.B lens,'information viewlinder, LED solids. Belt loop and side tab belted .slacks: midway briefs, tapered and fullest boxgrs__ battery check.-Otiginally-$325 —r——-- (D195) Regularly. $35-8175 ' \ (D105) Regularly $4-9.50 ' • • . . • Ong. NOW (ngfi-na) Thyrislnr flash $75 t60 (E96-33) Motor drive auto-winder. $125 $110 25% OFF: MEN'S EXECUTIVE SUIT SEPA-' 25% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S DRESS SLACKS, RATES. Center vent sportcoat; .gentleman's Quarter top p_qckej,>bel|qd in natural, tan, black or •• (F96-16) Eveready case $25 .$20 slacks, matching vest in tan or blue texturized . btDeTbolyester-cdltoh. 28-36>(D181) Regularly •*\ polyester. (D167) Regularly $22-$65 . • $24 *Phono or write on all but TV lor dolivory in Now Jorsoy and our dolivory.area in N.V-Pa.. MtLanilDol. Phono (201) 565- LEE, LEVI'S®, BRITTANIA: JEANS; 444*1 or your local loleaorvicd number or wrilo 'There is a $2 JACKETS, PLAID SHIRTS. Brushed denim delivery chargo on Itio wdtchos, cassetlo-rocordeis and 2O% OFF: GOLF JACKETS FROM THE PROS: blazers with pocket detailing, HareTfhTTstraight 25% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S.£ASHIQN .JEANS,.. . eBjnatBB.3.6QjBa:sl9f9ft AlaJLBambofafiLStQrS8,.,gj!.QQpt__ ARNOLD PALMER/LONDON FOG/SILTON. .leg jeans/plus'western-inspired plaid shirts Belled-or elastic waistiightweight cotton jeans. Princeton. +Tho wartanly lor this product isonclosodwilhlha - '. <«».?>—>y 'irf*, ^u. ... Crisp poplin zip-front jackets in natural, light blue,. Polyester-cotton denim. 32-42, 38-44 and plus Brltjania-washed western denims. 29-36 product or write lor a copy to: Bambergor's-Warranly Ollico, yellow,. British, tan. (D113). Regularly $2B-$48 : P.O. Box, IIONewark, New Jor8ey..07101 _ S,M,L,-Xt-(D189) Regularly-$19-$65 ~- -(B108)-Regularly $20 $30- —---• _-

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1HOME DECORATORS: KENNETH, SPRINGMAID, BLOOMCRAR MARTEX, FIELDCREST PLUS BUYS FROM OUR WHITE SALE NOW$6< NOWH5 2V4x6' Orig. $12 T" 48x63" Originally $30 * HALF • PRICE: viNYl" 4.99 SPEC. PURCH. OPEN WEAVE DRAPERIES MAHOGANY-LOOK ROLL UPS BOUCLE CURTAIN PANELS: ENERGY LINED From Ken (Al 29-51) The contemporary Twin, if perl. $19 3 SIZES, 1 LOW PRICE. Easy- neth, Sunrise_ ajid more, outlook with V slats, attached * MAJESTIC MATTRESS PAD care polyester In open knits, Stripes geometries lined to valance "Gemini" by Venetia- IRREGS. (A292-59) Fitted style tighter weaves leno stripes keep your home comfortable naire. ' keeps your mattress new look-, .more. 45x63", 84" or 90" In year round and give you priVa 3x6 orig. $16 NOW $8 •ing. Polyester-cotton, Kodel" $ •white; shell and pretty .colors. cy. No-Iron, washable 4x6 orig; $20... ' NOW $10 polyester fill, '. NOW 2 for 8 Hang them alone or layer with polyester-cotton: (D126) 6x6', orig. $28 ..., NOW $14 Ftili.-ifperf"$22 .'.• SALE $12 •Twin, originally 6.50-$9 draperies. By S. Llchtenberg. 48x84". orig. $50 .. NOW $25 Queen, if perf. $29 SALE $16 PERCALE SHEETS: MARTEX, (D178) — — 96x84" orig $100~NOW $30 S King, if pert. $3'5', SALE 18.50 FIELDCREST. SPRINGMAID. 144x84" orig. $150 NOW $75 Lustrous no-iron cotton- SALE I9* S polyester percales irt a dazzling Twin, Regularly $40 ' SALE 35* assortment Qf florals, geomet- * HALF PRICE: SPRINGMAID Twin, if.perf. $70 ries, even some designer pat— _ SALON ROSE" BEDSPRFAOS .* HALF-PRICE: . • CHENILLE terns. For- showers, gifts" or (B194r62) Rose blooms on COMFORTER iRREGULARS. your'own. linen closet. Flat or bone' background. Washable, (B59-23) Plushy cotton che- • fitted. . ••• • no-iron, polyester. nille. . puffed with • Kodofil1'-. Orig. NOW _EulUeg_$50 —u_SALE-$25- polyester. Machine wasn and Queen, reg. $60 , SALE $29 Full 9.bO-.$12 2(or$12- Dual, reg. $70'.... SALE $35 dry. Bone.. Full, if perf. $95 . SALE $45 Queen 13.50-$17 2for$18 Sham, reg. $30 .. SALE $15 King 16.50-$2O 2 for $24 (B194-71) 48x84" draperies, Queen/king, ' regularly $40 if.perf. $120 ..... SALE$60 2 std. cases , $7-$8 ,. 5.75 (C59-36) Shams, 2 king cases $8-$9 6,75 Reg. $30 SALE $19

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2O%TO5O%OFF LAST 2 DAYS: EVERY NORITAKE CHINA AND STONEWARE PATTERN. Delicate special-occasion china, everyday- or-eritertaining stoneware'.' 92-pc. sets, '45- pc. sets, place settings, open stock. Ask about our club plan. (D15) Here's a hint: Reg SALE 92-pc. "Adagio." rust/cream. $795 $595 92-pc. "Blue Hill" white. 92-pc. "Contentment" blue/white 45-pc. "Spring Meadow" SALE 55 Regularly'$110 . " • green/white. • $300 $149 * 45-PC. STONEWARE SET FOR 8 INCLUDING SERVING PIECES. (A66-8) Just In time 45-pc. "Carolyn" blue/white.. $300 $240 for Spring entertaining. Pretty blue floral'.'oh'cream background goes from oven to microwave to table to dishwasher. "Shasta'1 45-pc. set fncludes § each: dinner plates, satod plates, soup, cups and saucers; 1 each: vegetable bowl, platter, covered sugar and creamer. By Jepcor. Notshown: "Tahoe" brown floral on cream. Regularly $110 SALE $55

SALE 5O . Regularly $80 • ONEIDA.50-PC. .STAINLESS...F0R.8, (4-30) For special occasions, for family din- ing: affordable table-chlc. 8 each:, dinner knives, dinner forks, salad forks, soup- spoons, 16 teaspoons,- 2 serving spoons. A. ''Melissa" single rose B. "Needlepoint" ' bead6d 0dgB C. "Arbor Rose" set*oIYf~ flower. . . $ NOOWIOW IOO j SALE 75 Regularly $90 SALE 15 Regularly $30 • CUISINART_FJ3QD-ERaCESSOR;_lUST • FARBERWARE 9-PC. -STAINLESS • HALF-PRICE: IMPORTED CRYSTAL STEEL COOKWARE SET (C11-?) Even- CAPTAIN'S DECANTER (D 117-73).Fill it 400. The pioneer with powWful 720-watt direct drive motor that even knead6 heavy, SALE 55- Regularly $80 heating aluminum-clad bottoms.. with vintage burgundies or brandies, to top Less $10 mfrs. rebate. Final cost: $45 If purchased separately $130 off your best dinner parties. Stock up now dough. Does the tiresotVie work like slicing carrots,' 'onion's. (Spates, cheese; chops * HAMILTON BEACH FOOD PROCES- 1-qt. covered saucepan $18 . for showers, weddings, Mother's. Day. gifts. vegetables, meats, whips-up sauces, pates. SOR WITH $10 "REBATE (8159-78) 1 '/4-qt. covered saucepan .'. $22 34-purices. By Tosca.ny from Europe. ' 3 stainless, 1-plastic blade. Lexan plastic Chop, slice, grind, mix, knead.dqugh In sec- 3-qt. covered saucepan^^^,...;','..'.'":. $24, ••^basB-and-w6rkbowlr(D159) Orig. $140 ' — orids. Instant stop/start; 3 stainless steel, 1 8-qt. coveferJsauce pot ..7. ~... ."$38 JQSIQN-ERAMESL LU- plastic blade.. $1Q rebate mailed to you lO'/i- open skillet $28 CITECI®, WOOD, GOLDTONE, MORE. SHERIDAN 2-QT. SILVERPLATED When you return the coupon to Hamilton (011-9) Shown, sold separately, stainless Only because we made a major purchase BUFFET (E5-19) A remarkable buy in Beach. steel Dutch oven. Reg. $35 ... SALE $28 can we offer this vast collectlonat one extra". today's silver mar.ket: heavily'silverplated $ low price. Portrait frameSi-multl-openlng cover and holder with ovenproof baker for CONTEMPRA ELECTRIC CHAR-B-QUE: CHARCOAL TASTE WITHOUT CHARCOAL MESS (Di59) Reg. $ioo SALE 8O collages, modern' looks, heirloom looks, entrees. Regularly $50 embossed mats,, more. (D47) Originally Not shown: 3-qt. covered baker or 2-qt. WEAREVER-^NO-STICK^^SILVERSTONE®OPEN.STOCKCOOKWARET(DII) Regularly $uto $30 2O% OFF 7.50 to $15 covered double baker, . Not all stylos fii all stores but lots to chooso Irom. . Reg, $60, Your choice ..'...; v..'. SALE $40 local Bambergor Teloservico number or wrllo. 'Thoro is a 1.25 charge on cookware, silver and crystal, $2 delivery charge on stoneware and food processor.. tTho warranty for this product is enclosed with tho product or write (of a copy to^Bamborger^s.Warranty-Office, P.O. Box 110, Nownrk, Now Jorsoyr0710U - .- HIS/MSrFLIGHTWEIGHT LUGGAGE IN LEATHER>TVINYL. TOTES TO PULLMANST (6.97) Reg. $40 to $90 5O% OFF Phono or write on starroditems only (or delivery in New Jorsoy and our dollvery aroas in N.Y., Pa., Md. and Del. Phono (201) 565-4444 or your At Oil BambergOr StOrOS Unless OtherwiSO snncilindriiih/eiTflMim'lL. i.iinl.il I lim;i ulrmnui.irn anil Piiihiiimnrn nnl »f Princeton

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THE CONTEMPORARY WIDEARM FIAMFSTITCH- HFRC1IION® SFT. Brdwn/beige/rust flamestitch Herculon." olefin fiber". Plump loose pillowback. Set includes 82" sofa and 58" loveseat. $ Regularly $900 :. SALE $595 SALE 55 SALE *75 SALE SALE^IIO The 82" sofa, regularly $500 ... SALE $35.0 Reg. $100 ea. Reg. $150 ea. -—• Reg. $170 ea. ' The 82" queen-size sleep-sofa, ' Twin mattresspr box spring Twin roattress or box spring Twin mattress or box spring • Twin mattress or box-spring regularly $600 .'...- - SALE $450 (A414-75) EXTRA FIRM PRINT (B'414-77T5UPER FIRM QUILT- (C414-79) ULTRA FIRM QUILT- (D414-71) ULTRA FIRM "PLUS" COVER, \ .. ' '.-.. ED PRINT COVER ED DAMASK COVER QUILTED DAMASK COVER It-HE COLONIAL- PLAID HERCULON" Full mattress or box spring, ' /ull mattress or box spring, _Fuj| mattress'or box spring, Full mattress or box spring, AND--PINE-7SET—erowrAnst/beigei plaid Regularjy $140 ea... SALE $85. Regularly $2 00 ea. SALE $105 Regularly $230 ea.. SALE $115 RegularlyTZTDea. . SALE $140 HerciHon®. olefjn fiberJ". with solid-pine-ac:_: pq 2it -2-pc-queen-sizejSet, li : Zit cents. Hand tufted back with matched kick Regularly $400..... SALE $240 Regularly $500 SALE $260 Regularly $560 ... SALE $280 Regularly $520 SALE $330 pleat skirt. Choose the 80" sofa and 58" 3-pc. king size set,' 3-pcJiirtg size set, >' 3-pc. king size set, -loveseat-set—or—the-sofa—chair-and-otto— Regularly $600 SAXE $360 Regularly $660 SALE $380 Regularly $680..... SALE $430 man. • Regularly-$90Q-^. •..:-. SALE $595 The 80" sofa, regularly $475^... SAkE-»3B0- The 78" queen-s[ze sleep-sofa, "regularly $2S!U~-.'.'•"."•.'.•• ~,~~~ SALE $500

^Z. I L 'Roglstered trndomiirk oLHorqulos lnd-Sor.r.y,no.mail-or phono ardors, -. Furniture at.all Bambergor storos except Princetoni Plainlield and Morristown. Thoro is an additional dolivory ch'afj Phono or-write lor delivery within New Jersey and our dcliuery areas'inH.Y.Ja.. Mdrand Del. Phone (2OH 565-4444 or your local Bamberaer Teleservice number or write. • ' There is n $7'dolwory chargo on your total bedding order. Bedding at all Bamberger stores encopt Princeton, — -• ' ' . '

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YOUNG MEN'S WRANGLER® JEANS; MISSES' COTTON ELECTRICI-T'S. -a S THE LEAN-FITTING ONES. Slim Turn 'em on in red, aqua, emerald, straight legs and flares in pre-.washed yellow, ice blue, just for starters. SAVE 8 A SQ. YD or indigo cotton denim that takes you Scoop, crew and v-necks to slip on I • everywhere; Sizes 28 to-36. (D308) right now. S.MiL. (D387) Reg. 5.99 LUXURIOUS ANSO AND . Regularly 16.50-18.50' iO% OFF 25% OFF MISSES^STATUS^FIT JEANS"INrBLUr ANTRON !!! NYLON PILE —YOUNG-NIENTS~NEWTTfRRY TOPS OR WHITE. That designer attitude at FOR SPORT, FOR FUN. It's the time considerable savings. Straight legs for these. Short sleeve collared V's, with belt loops, stitching, pocket de-' crews, v-necks and more in great tails. Cotton; (D37O) Reg. $18-$20 BROADLOOM IN 3 TEXTURES, solids, some with color trim. —Polyester-cotton. ( Regularly 10.50-12.50 54 MAGNIFICENT COLORS 25% OFF SARNE.QUILTED GRAB 'N GO TOTES, 20% OFF HANDBAGS. The news in shape and MEN'S-BIG YANK® STRETCH-COM- textures. Deeper totes, barrel styles, v/\LC II.TO Regularly $20 sq. yd. installed" FORT "ACTION SLACKS.-" On the more in quilted polyester nylon with 1 links, after dinner, at the ball park. web or vinyl trim. Pumpkin, bone, ANSO NYLON PLUSH IN 18 LUSTROUS COLORS. You're comfortable because these taupe. (D354) Regularly $9-$ 12. Deep, full bodied saxony looks, feels and wears like fine _are_specially_wouen-to_move_with you. Polyester poplin. (D313)-Reg. wool, yet stands up to wear, even in high traffic areas. 13.90-14.90

25% OFF: DAY-TIME SHIFTS/ COATS'. The comfortable ones after a O/\LlZ IONVO Regularly $22 sq. yd. installed* SALE 8.8O shower, early in the morning; MEN'S, SIGNATURE SPQRT KNITS, whenever! Snap or zip-front solids, ANTRON III" SCULPTURED NYLON PILE IN 18 MULTI-COLORS. lust like the more expensive ones, prints. S,M,L,XL,XXL,XXXL. (D364) now in 9 great colors like navy, bur- Regularly $10-$12 . . " Distinctive, patterned pile in subtle color mixtures that gundy, cream, yellow and 'Hiore. All hide dirt. Extra long wearing, with exceptional luster and sheen. polyester-cotton' knit. S,M,L,XL. (D407) Regularly $11 ' 25%-50% OFF: SUMMER WHITE c JEWELRY. Pendants, earrings, brace: CAI F ! , OS lets in crisp, clean white enamel to show off a tan, spark your colors. w/nuLbi I\J* W W Regularly $24 sq. yd. installed' 30% OFF: JUNIORS', PANTS/ (D309) Regularly 7.5O-$2O TOPS. Trouser-pleated pants, belt- ANTRON III' NYLON VELVET IN 18 MULTI-COLORS. Rich, shirnmery eds, side pockets in Spring-right polyester-rayon'rsilk. Cotton crews, velvety plush, rugged enough for family rooms, living rooms, SALE 22.90: MEN'S SPORTCOATS because static and stain resistance are woven right into the pile. • <•«<".??. V's, button-ups. (D321/312) Reg. Your fabric, your look to. wear your -5T99^$T6 ~ • • • • way. Polyester, ootton or polyester- cotton in grey, blue, tan, white, more. (D494) Regularly 29.90 . . W^^ A) Vrrr Original Prices 20% OFF: WOMEN'S TERRY TOPS, JEANS. Mandarin looks or U-neck HAND-MADE. PEKING'DESIGN tunics in soft polyester terry knit, 4 SPEC. PURCH. 11.90: MEN'S ORIENTAL RUGS: 3/4" DEEP, 5.040 pretty- colors. • Designer-style cotton TERRY KNIT TOPS, Short sleeve KNOTS PER 'SQ, FT. The purest wool pilo, denim jeans. (D499) Reg. $15-$22 terry in solids with trim on sleeves hand-made by-native .Indian craltsmen'in.lhe and shoulders, some with textured tradition o( their ancestors. Yours in honey, ivory.. patterns, > Polyester, very specially brown, gold or' blue. (D90) . priced. (D409) •2x4VOH9inally^$-1-50 NOW-J7-S 3x5', Originally $270 NOW $135 MISSES'PANTS/SKIRTS. The natural 4xB'. Originally $4Sn NOW $225 iooks in seersucker, linen, poplin and 6x9', Originally $970 ...... NOW $485 Calcutta cloth. Colors like raspberry, SALE 8.25: MEN'S SPORTSHIRTS 8x10'. Originally $1450 : ._^_.. NOW $725 khaki, red, more.' (D484) Reg. $15 All" the. exciting, plaids: box, linear 9x12', Originally $1800 ....,.".. /. NOW $900 plaids, bold Tartans, subtle pastels ,1.0x14', Originally $2500 NOW $1250 and more. No-iron polyestetcotton— S,M7L-,XL--(D4O5)Regularly$il— Hup SJZ05 are npprQuimatp ^ ; ; SPEC* PURGH—9799: MISSES^ i Sroaciloorn and'Ruos/Vt* all Bamborgor sloros excc|)l PRETTY BLOUSES. Smooth-as-sllk Sorry, no mail or phono. Sale iloms. aro from Princotbri-ainLMorrislo'wn •Bamborger sale pncos jl.way.s pblyastec wlth_ties_to-bow-:qr knot i--r specially-selected -groups. • Savings-lor Mon:— include eualomiacklosswall-lo-wall installation oyorvsponflo Missos, Women, Juniors and Young Men at all rubber padding Thoro is an additional labor "chaiflo w accent-with a stick pin, (D380)—- Bamborgor Budgol Stores unless otherwise custom Slairwork and lor installation of loss than 16 sq yds "spocilied. . . • There is a $10 dolivory charge

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May 7-10 Doll House and Miniature MEN'SSUITS$99 Show ORIG. $125-Llgh1welght vested suits for wear now'qnd through the Summer. Select from contemporary, tradi- May 17 K-nlnc Obedience Ttional and European styling in freshr new Spring colors andfabitas. SPORT JACKETS $69.99 ORIQ. $85-Handspme current styles in colors and pat- Special Community Events terns to complement Summer slacks perfectly. • SALE 7.99Regularly $10 "SUGAR SLIDERS" to wear with status jeahs. T-shirt dresses, May 6,7pm "Sun and Fun" Fashion FOOT-BARING SANDALS! Refreshing, sunny looks, perfect whatever. Natural, tan, brown, jiavy or wine. 5-.10M. (320) 1 with your Rants or skirts. Urethane. 5-10M. (320) • ' • '• Show by the "In Look-Out A. The. band. Leather,'Nubuck "' suedeor canvas. D. The wedge. Tan. black, white. . Look" Class, l^vingston . B. The perl. Leather or Nubuck"" suede. • C. The side slit Nubuck'"' suede: •'.•'. : E. The peek-a-bob. Camel, bone, navy, red, white, biue. green, yellow! Dept. of Recreation & F. The bandedj. Bone,,white, red,,tan, green; yellow, navy, black. : : .. ' •'." Parks : ; ' ••-.; '"• . - Phono orwrilo on 10.01 .or' more to delivery ,n New Jersey and ourdelivery areas in NY., fa. Md andDeT Phone(201) 565-4444^ yourlotal May 20,7pm Heritage Jr. High School Bamborger Telpservico number or wrile. Thoro ,s a 50« handling charge. Budgel Sloro shoos nol al Bamborgofs Monmoulh. Morrisldwn or Chrisliana Band & Chorus

B. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FASHION LEATHERS $69ea.ORIG-$90 A. Fitted Jacket with qdjustableside buckles. Nylon lined. •B. Nylon lined bikers jacket. Stand-up collar, zippered chest pocket, zipperedsleeves. America's Most Beloved Artist SAFARI SETS $77' OR|G. $85-Famous maker casual suits in short sleeve SPRING FflSHION style. Easy care fabric. . ""' FINISHED BOTTOM SLACKS 2 PR. $35 $20 ea Smart slacks of easy cafe fabrics. Buy 2 pair and.save an extra $5..• JHORTSLEEVESPORTSHIRTS $11.88 ORIG. $15-Fdmous maker solids and plaids. : READY NdW 1 week only! SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS $9.8« • ORIG. $11-Bonds own solids, stripes, tone-on-tones. timex movement BANLON KNITS AND GOLF SHIRTS $7.88 % % ORIG. $9-A wide selection of great looking solids and. exchange special! •stripes. • — fo33 off CASUALJACKETS give your old A fabulous selection of handsome lightweights. our reg. low prices LaPazstvling$21.88ORIG.$25 timex watch new life! Unlln^T^y^BaTairie^$29;88DRG Ull^^l^Bai$298 uur skilled technicians will replace your-olaTTmex movement Uned gabardines $36.88 ORIG. $42.50 selected groups with a completely reconditioned movement in any SPECIAL PURCHASE* regular wind, self wind, calendar or day-date Don't fpil to see Bonds extensive collections of light- non-jeweled, Timex watch.. special 7.88 ^ $17.50 • . • • weight suits in all the latest fashions. A superb selection dresses, knit tops, Lqdies non-jeweled Timex, men's or ladies' non-jewelled ofcpjgrspjg, fabrics and patterns in your size-reaulars. . electric TlmBxljnclu.ding calendar or day-date Styles, replace- shorts, longs, exrrd"d"fongs«shf ngs«shortt shortht s and portlietli s up • . or repair movement.. special 12788 toslze60. —.This special does not include Timex digital, quartz and electric Similar savings In our fall ft Big departments. l" . •. ... - " — mcrdels"#67,"B2,' 84, 85"or 87. 11 "x 14" Beautifully Ferried - - . :. In our LMnQiInn Wiilrh P.p.lr n.p.rtm.nt nnlyl Rubbed-Walnut-Finish Wood Frame SPECIAL SALE TODAYrr d THE BETTER-VOU LOOK, THE I WE LOOK today's young fashion place! AILNdlngMilUlnollKllnff IA • I — UVINOSTONMAtU-^ ROCKAWAYJOWNSQUABE - * WiLLO^BROOK MALL Dvingston Mall LIVINGSTON MALL AMERICA'S-CTHOEST ART RETAILER

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^39.99 N a tu ra fizer's—spring—sel ecfions; whether delicately strapped or boldly perforated, come in a CO TO THE 19.99 yariety of colors and sizes, and "S3 ALL have that famous Naturalizer 13.99 fit! -•• ' WITH Originally priced up to $36.00, all now $24.99! 9.99 a Not available in all.size's and widths.

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Nalural!«r of Livlngiton Mall, Save 30% WILSON Livineston, N.|. 20T 992-4645 SPALDING "Swlsher" NBA Endorsed or "Dribbler" Basketballs Basketballs Woodbridge, N J. 201 63^7258 Naturalizer of Riverside Square, J99 99 Hackensack, N.|. 201 489-2550.' ' regularly 9.99 nally

M»»ler Charge, VIM, phone or Durable balls are nylon • . Deep pebble grain; . mill orders: add *1.«5 poiUge. wound for excellent'shape official NBA emblem; ' retention and consistent " • all-temperature rubber. . play. Ideal tar all courts. . Slight cosmetic blemishes Official size and weight.' • - that do not affect payability.

Save $5 Save $5...MacGREGOR Save $5 .' ' .;. BACKWARDS SPALDING Top-Flltc LeaffleHLIke - *' WlLSOr*«rflclal NBA I'S-LEEWRANQLER AND POLES Basketballs Basketballs Leather Basketballs Instant cash Save $15... PORTER 54" X 36" 199 199 All-Weather Backboards ^regularly 18.99 ( 'regularly 24.99 regularly 44.99 Spring Savings • Maintenance-free superboard has Deep pebble cover has ' structural foam design, molded-in Tough synthetic cover is Used. in every NBA game! raised channels for superior great both indoors and out. ' target area, full _ *-' -"• " Full grain leather cover with for gold, silver, WRANGLER handling. Double nylon Leather-like feel, with de'ep pebbling and wide •perimeter striping. wound for added strength deep pebbling'and; . ' Includes W goal channel seams. The pro ' CUT-OFFS - and durability. Model #501. graininn for sure hanrllinn standard fnr halanrp'anri fp£ wuri not. regularly 64.99 diamonds. Save $20 .»s. PORTER 54" x 36" ^COLORED AOQ Fiberglass Backboards with perimeter BASKETBALL SHOES ^DENIMS 5f™ • J regularly $99 24.99 Save $5 ... PORTER 48" X 36" Get cash on the spot'fqr your gold, silver and Wood Backboards with target area,

KIDS regularly 34.99 (Franklin, HamiltonTDanbury, etc;), flo-Ut 29.99 Save $20... JACK POST Steel Adlers pays you ImmedlateSlyflh cash, Basketball Poles with extension arm, BYLEVI,e LEE * WRANGLER mounting bracKet, CQ QQ 11.99 hardware, regularly 89.99O%f .%7%J JORDACHE &.SERGIO VALENTE Save $10... White Enameled Steel Basketball Poles ad|ust to players' Save 25%,.. CONVERSE Save $5 ... PONY — heights. • -— \ Oft ftft All-Stars for men Leather Starters for men ALL regularly 49.99 OJjmW PORTER W Steel Basketball Goals I99 I99 PLUS: Wipe SELECTION OR ~wlth*nylon~not"Bnd • Iregillarly 16.99 " ~" regularly 29.99 • SERGIO VALENtE • JORDACHE • BRITTANIA mountma hardware. O QQ Heavy d.uck uppers are regularly 10.99 O.^^ Top quality oxford uppers; Ipose-jUned for cpmlort; Durabje :..lqng-weafing,.all.court rubber UNIVERSAL MountlngJBrack AND FREE ALTERATIONS! -"All Star" rubber sole. Choose sole; padded collar and tonnue -atoel-bracearU-bblts-andr ni-lgpror oxtord^tyles. ^ - hardware. reguladyJp.99 for extra comfort, on mall '' MALL#J:liD^.tM0NMPUTH MALL -LOWER LEVEL there's a I I near you LIVINGSTON MALLy Main level near Nathan's • (201) 994-3411 Open Dally to 9:30 P.M. • AMERICAN EXPRESS*, VISA® AND MASTER CHARGE" ACCEPTED

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Ntlur* Food Ctmirti ,, EL MOUNO ' Nature Foot) Centre's ADLEH J6WELBV....':'.." „„. .^8M£7«j LADY MADONNA,..;:..,,;.,.,^,.,.,... 994--1401-. CAROBBARS ANIMALCOOKJES AIBPORTT .".. .7.77 9B4.34M LAFAYETTE, RADIO 90*2104 MONUKKA AMERICAN EXPRESS .: 904-2150 1,,00 ' eoi. LANE BRYANT .....' 99*0990 B»0 BO'M It TOR : Rsg.M* ARCH RIVAL 962-2334 LERNERSHOPS: • 904-3056 1 RAISINS AS. BECK SHOES...... -.'... 533-9683 LIBERTY TRAVEL ..... 994-2580 Natiira Food Cantrai ARDEN8 BAGEL SHOP 533-8438 • UFEUNlfORM 904-0615 OUFaikieieJ i ib. • 149 SilUd «r UIMIIMI ' BAKEHSHOES...... :... 533-9744 UMaiTES.... 904-4817 Remember MOM Rsfl. 1 99 1 BAMBEFK3ERS...'...'...., 904-2000 LITTMANS JEWELERS. 084-2090 ROLLED OATS , RICE CAKES •• BASKIN BOBBINS 982-1925 LQRRYS !.. 994-9176 79' I 100 3 5 01. . BATHTIOUE ';''. .•' 094-9290 On Her Special Day FOR 1 • J Mature Food Cantres Rag 99' 'MAGGIES PUCE 904-0628 2 B DALTON BOOKSELLER ..... - 904-2250 MERLE NORMAN...... 994-3621 c BENNETT CARDS (Upp* Lewi).. 904-3580 MERRY-GO-ROUND 533-9606 With Our New Feature Of C PAPAYA • •/, • Udybug: wtiilo & bone porforalod loalbor $38.00 BENNETT CARDS (Lowtr Lwal) 964-3108 l SALE MORROWS NUT HOUSE ...T.... 994-2577 99 SALE Concentrate ! Not ill IIZM avallabl* In all BERNHE-SMENSWEAR '.... 9844013 MOTHERHOOO MATERNITY » 533-9612 ' "CANDLE BOUQUETS" .,-.-,-.-,..., 6-11 ( 6-11, •lylM A colon BONDS , ..... 5330342 MRS STOVERS CANDIES...... ' .904-2004 G-500 Brtuabout: whllo & bons perforalod loathor $36.00 BOSTONMN SHOES 90M224 NATHANS FAMOUS 002-3665 BONE MEAL With AAA | AAlAlBIClDIE BUCKNERS 902-2100 NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP ..: 994-9635 . i BURGER KING...:....,",...... 533-9416 ibb TABS QQl 100 TABS 6-11 I 5-111 I fr11&11 I| 66-HH I~fr9 6-81 NATURALIZER SHOES...; '..902-4645 Reg 4 50 9 451 .CAINS .'..'.', 533-9811 NATURE FOODS '. 984-0135 Rog 1 90 UU - ' PANQA ad FOR *• CARDINAL TIES 533-0845 NaUral NO NAME .... UJJJ» ,..-.-.-... S»0648. "Put A Little Light In Your Life" All Nataral . cushioned An*, ^^ngj^^ m still til your tut CARLINSMENSW6AR .., ™,7"';:7B04.904NOOK KASHION SUITS sataia THAVER MCNEIL••:;..! ... 533-9544 HERMANS WORLD OF Save S15 to S29 on designer stvled 99' THE LIMITED ... M2-6301 SHOP NOW SALE ENDS APRIL 27th SPORTING GOODS '. Convenience 9M4411 THOMMcAN- ...533-0767 polyester blend, 2 piece suits. These HOFFRIT2 FOR CUTLERY . 90*3077- THREEFORAU .-; '.,..,. ... 992-6738 fashionable tailored suits are stvled In HONG KONG giFTS...... Guarantee 903«0S UNIQUE MALE. ... S39-M04 side vented 2 button models with patch-, BLOCK BUSTER COUPONS HOT S*M PRETZELS 5J3-9644 UPSWDOWNS. '..'.-. ... 533-9830 and flap pockets. Sizes 36-46 reg. and Redeem these coupon! at the Nature Food Centres nearett you. HOUSSHOLD FINANCE . 962-6310 US TESTING :.... .' ...092-3657 J8-42 long, 1 Nature Food Centres Nature Food Centres The biggest HOWARD SAVINGS BANK '.. 962--ui*i9u Nature Food Centres, CIDER -!—FREfc MACAROONS' VINEGAR FORMULA G 120J fVA/> Limn ' 1 Pint '30'sReo. 1.50

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GUY'S* GAL'S BASEBALL '^member SMother SHIRTS This is not a clearance of winter leftovers. Rather, it's a once-in-a-season GUY'S&GAL'S chance to save" on brand-new spring clothes you'll wear from now on. • Stover CandieiUQur-delicioua SWEATSHIRTS . chocolates are available in beau s tifully gift wrapped packages Our Most Famous Maker Suits CANDIES Livingston Mall ' • GUVS & GAL'S Reg. $265 to $285 Now $219.90 to $229.90 Wallachs & Banister Suits SWEATPANTS Reg; $155 to $235 Now $119.90 to $189.90 Barrister Fancy Sport Jackets ^ LIVINGSTON Reg. $120 Now $99.90 TERRY CLOTH TOPS Famous Maker Slacks Solids & Fancys Reg;$4750 Now $38:90 Chooso frorritbosB selected.groupings taken Irom our regular stock' and save substantial money. Not every size in every color so come in oarly-for the best choice. No charge (or alterations.

Short Sleeve Dress Shirts Stride Rite* sandals come In the colors and Reg. $17.50 Now $12.90 stylesMds love, and the sizes and widths they TUBETOPS need. And they're so light and comfortable Ties Reg. $10 to $13.50 Now $6.90 wearing them Is like slipping Into some sunshine Belted Poplin Slacks Reg, $20 Now $15,90 The most complete ALL AVAILABLE Polyester Knit Shirts selectianofchildren's Reg^$20-Now-$15=90 shoes in the area. . V-Neck Links Stitch Sweater Reg. $23. Now $17.90 Cotton/Polyester Plaid Sportshirts ston Mall. Lower Leve Reg. $25 Now $19;90 NextloBaskln Robblns Reg. $18.50 Now $14.90

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Diamond pendants and'earrin^s up to 1 carat size — and set in 14Kfl6id-t they're Liftman's«hlnlng example o) valug! Come soe all the magnificent brilliant-cut diamond classics —nowat very special savlngs-at-Uttman. Blrthstonos tor April birthdays as well as dazzling gifts (or brides. . Long Life Light Bulbs A great time to stock up.and save -.'-,'• ' -Special Purchase ' • 'Lightolier Track Lighting on light bulbs. In 40. 60, 75 or What 6etter way to accent A room 100 watt sizes. Buy now and Light, bright, comlort-loving .—t/ioCt. Diamond pendant, 6 prongs ...... -. 8«l«$149 Lilian with lights. Easy to install so" save! SUNJUNS- in new 1/10Ct.Diamondearrings,'6prongs .-.. Sato$99 you can do:lt-yourself. sun-time styles from'. : / I • America's quality shoemaker. •-And-HttmaflJiaa a tromandous selection of these alunnlng_ ~^Q %,OH-LUtTrlce- diamonds In-avery carat size at comparable savings. Hurry In forbestcholcel

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Cortez-Runnlng/Training •We'll light the way With leather upper for rrien, down the avenues nylonvpper for women. Thick of Livingston Mall cushion-crepe sole and full , where you'll find sole lor total loot comfort. antiques that, will BacR flickers ' of times gone by.

Every dealer at the . show will donate an USE YOUR AMERICAN EXPRESS, MASTER CHARGE, OR VISA CARD Oce-anla-Jogglng/Tralnlng • antique piece for ht nylon and sued AUCTION to-be-held on uppers with a "veered" wedge "Thursday, April 23tn at 7 CM sole for stability and cushioning BOGGS

Allcourt—Tennls/Racquetball Reinforced canvas shoe with terry cloth lining. Rubber toe protector and sure-grip sole.

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Matching Accessories Insix lovely colors A; Book Bnds F. Pon and bsso B. Oval desk basket G. Desk pad, sizes 12"xi 9", -C. Ashtray 14"x24", 16"x21", 19"x24" ^ E. Memo holder I. Pencil cup, usual 1.89 '.'. 149

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HONG KONG ORIENTAL GIFTS, LTD r—See Our ANTIQUE BOOTH-n ARE HERE! at the Livingston Mall \ ANTIQUE SHOW VINYL OPAQUE And Come In Our Store MULTI-POSITION CHAISE -GARBEN4IGSE LOUNGE ALL ANT

Solid Color Also Save An Additional FREE ALTER ATIONS RITE AID WITHOUT DELAY! FORMULA VITAMIN C "Soft Sac Handbags 440 SELECTED YELLOW TAG ITEMS, INCLUDING FLOWERED ASHTRAYS,' COUQH MIXTURE PAPER MOBILES & PAPER LANTERNS ' i^onogrammed buttons PLASTIC BEADED CURTAINS, wlththapurchist WIND-UP TOYS AMANY-MOREr..--- of any Botany 500 ~ idortcoat - We now carry over loop items lonfer'fathions-allr^vaiitng-fo (Ground lovel bolwoen Soorf and Hohne's) you at Foxmoor. Siies_£to 13.. J RITLAID PHARMACVUVIHGSTOM-MAl Open every night 8r6aUo 9:30 P,M mercjiandlse LIVINGSTON, N/*PHARMACY PHONE: 992-2929

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