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Entarad • Swond Claa) Mimr at DM POM OffKt at Summit. N J. 07901. Undir ttwAc t of March 1.1679 VOL. 88 NO. 11 273-4000 Swond ClaM P«t*a PaM at Summit, N. A THURSDAY, JULY 22,1976 $7 A YEAR 164 Fact Finder Broughf In Chamber Outing Board of Education, Set for Aug. 2 The 35ih annual summer outing of the Chamber of Teachers Still at Odds Commerce of Summit, New Providence and Berkeley Heights, will be held this year on Monday, August 2 with A fact-finder met with If both groups reject the until the matter is decided, golf and dinner at Canoe Brook Country Club and fishing .representatives from the report, we star! all over but they do not lose as any at Atlantic Highlands. teachers and the Board of again at the beginning. The salary raise is made The golf outing will include competition for the Summit Kduc-ation Monday night but hope is that when the report retroactive. iieraia Trophy, on annus! award, and the Summit nothing was resolved. is made public, the weight of Anne Grimes, a parent, Service Club Trophy including players from Kiwanis, "We declared an impasse public opinion will force a isaid at a Board meeting Ifiat Lions and Rotary Hubs. Starting time is 9:30 a.m. Golf in mediation and the next settlement," the Board week "I'd like to see both chairman is Jimmy Piana. stage was fact-finding member said .sides locked in a room with For those who wish to fish, participants should meet at where a third party comes The salary negotiations bread and water until it's Atlantic Highlands with Captain Doc Perlman and Cliff in," Dr, Lemuel C. Leeper, were settled in fact-finding settled." She was concerned York, outing fishing chairman. There will be prizes for member of the board, said last fall. as she thought students the largest fish, the total number caught and the biggest "The fact-finder listens lo "It was settled in suffered because of the Reservations should be made early since space is both sides, and then he sits November and we had prolonged negotiations. limited. down with briefs from both started this one before that When she asked the cost, she The day-long outing will be climaxed with a roast beef sides, like a court He takes one was settled."• Dr. was told mediators receive dinner at 7:30 p.m., followed by the awarding of prizeb in iill the information into Leeper said. The teachers $150 a day and $200 for a 10 golf and fishing. A cocktail hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. consideration and gives his teach without a contract hour day. Rales include for golf, which includes greens tees, opinion." buffet lunch, dinner and cocktail hour {48; fishing, six Joel M. Douglas is the SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK — Lucto, • foot-ta-the-moulh fanUoUc played by Dennis persons per boat with refreshments, dinner and cocktail (act-finder. His opinion will Kathy Reaches Finals Tekula is confronted by Angelo, the hypocritical deputy played by director Ron Davidi In hour, $55, or just dinner and cocktails, $22. be delivered in a month or the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival production of "Measure for Measure" due at For reservations or additional information, call the so. Dr. Leeper estimated. Kathy Heddy reached the finals in the 400 meter Memorial Field tomorrow at 8:30. The production is free to all area residents through the Chamber of Commerce office at 277-6800. "UP writes his recom- freestyle at the Olympic Games In Montreal Tuesday. sponsonhip of the Board of Recreation, Summit Area Development Corporation and the mendations on how the The IB-year old placed fifth among the world's fastest SummK Area YMCA. The comedy contains some of Shakespeare's funniest scenes and Is situation can be resolved swimmen. A world champion at age 18, the five foot five expected to draw a good audience. People are reminded to bring their own blankets or His conclusion is not bin- inch blonde will receive a full scholarship to the chairs for seating. Ram date is Saturday, July U at 8:30. ding. Both groups can ac- University of California al Uw Angeles where she will cept it or reject it. In a enroll in September. City Public Schools certain number of days Before the left for Canada Katby said this would after his report is given to probably be her first and last Olympics. She doubted that Car Mishaps Injure Three both sides it's made public she would try again In 19*0. Three persons were in- occurred. The car was Overlook. jj All Back to Normal jured in three automobile heavily damaged and towwj Police said at the time of The public schools in Board said at the public accidents here last week. from the scene. - the accident, the car was Summit are back to normal ; meeting last week. "This On Tuesdayy; Etelka Incze, Investigating was headed west on Ashland after the shutdown by thr * help is typical of Summit. Court Gives Round to City 311, oofff HillsidHillide avmuo suff Patrolman wthwirtuftt* when it •track OK rear of «wrti, th« Board of Evwyooe cum* to our «M: ferefdd hhd Ijrii* when the Maria M. Comen, 33, of the truck parked outside of Education reported last ChrUl Church, Centra) by Lacy Meyer to, but the nun eAkrad by record of hearfmfetfqni the car she was driving crashed Irvington, suffered face cuts U Ashland road. The car Thursday night. Presbyterian. St. Terau't. TJw city won a round In the federal agency HDD has Board." into a pole on Ellm streett t and last Wednesday when the was heavily damaged and "From my viewpoint, it Oak Knoll School and Kent court last week concerning been turned down by Mr, In December, JOTS, and Mountain avenue. She was car she was driving crashed towed from the scene. was truly marvelous the Place School." John Lager's case against Lager. January, 1978 nine wit- taken to Overlook Hospital into the rear of a parked The case was investigated way people worked She also wanted to the mayor and Common "The next step is a nesses and 28 exhibits were for treatment. truck on Ashland road near by Patrolman Zimer. together," Mrs. James commend the students and Council over.a variance. hearing August 2 before introduced before the Board Bart*, president of the Police said it did not know Maple street. She was Joan Brennan, .11, of (Comsnuad on Page 2> "The motion for summary Judge Feller in Elizabeth, of Adjustment in an effort to at this time how the accident treated for injuries at Metuchen, a passenger in a judgment in favor of the an argument of lawyers, as prove the 2.5 acres now used car driven by Ronald E. plaintiff (John Lager) to whether or not Summit for breeding and growing Brennan, 33, also of directing granting the use must grant the variance," orchids would best be 'Metuchen, was injured Council Ponders variance for the con- Mr. Kerby said. converted into garden when the car was struck struction of multi-family The attorney for Mr apartments for moderate- Girl is Injured from the rear by another housing at 426 Morris Lager, Robert Greenberg, income housing. The vehicle on Glenside avenue Minibus Future avenue was denied July 16," filed a memorandum of law transcripts of the four near Tracy drive. Police Russell T. Kerby, city at- in support of the motion for hearings ran to 345 pages identified the driver of the Common Council with of the minibus by September torney said when contacted. summary judgment and were presented to the In Kitchen Blaze second car as Somara only four members present 10 This means Council will Mr, laager wants to sell arguing that Common court. Slotnick, 33, of Murray Hill did not come up with any introduce the ordinance ihe property to a private Council's action was "ar- In February the Board of One person was hurt last found the house clouded surprises Tuesday night. August 3 and hold the public Friday night when a pan of with smoke on the first floor. developer for 36 garden bitrary, capricious and Adjustment recommended Mrs. Brennan suffered At the end of a routine hearing September 7 apartments but needs a unreasonable in rejecting the granting of the variance grease on a kitchen slove Smoke damage was head injuries and was taken meeting Council President "This js earlier than we caught fire at' a home on reported to the kitchen variance first as the land is the recommendations of the for the tract of land to to Overlook. Watson B Smith reported expected. We won't have full zoned residential. The Zoning Board of Adjustment Common Council. On March Rotary drive. range, ceiling, some car- »n the timetable for placing linancial information by the peting at the rear door and Police said the Brennan Housing Authority wants the of the City of Summit and 16 Common Council denied Laurie Olinder, daughter the minibus situation on the hearing but will present same property for 30 low- was at variance with the the application; Mr. Lager of the Mr. and Mrs. Everett throughout the ground floor. tar slowed in order to make ballot. The county clerk a turn off Glenside road everything we have then," income units, federally paid facts as reflected in the (Continued on Papa 31 J. Olinder, owner of the Flames from the burning must have an ordinance President Smith said house, suffered burns on pan of grease were ex- when the rear was struck. concerning the continuation Mrs. Slotnick said she had In other business Council both hands when she tried to tinguished immediately. members Naomi B Kaison. extinguish the sudden flash taken her eyes off the road for a few seconds and could Dr. Murray M. Ross and Public School Calendar fire. She was taken to Firemen under the Camp Fund Gets Thomas W. Button alonfj Overlook Hospital by command of Captain Robert not halt in time when she saw the Brennan car loom wilh President Smith voted July 1, 1976 • June 30, 1977 members of the Police Ryan and Lt. Robert Con $30 in New Gifts to introduce an ordinance No. of Department, Patrolmen nelley stayed al the up in front of her. Investigating the accident The 28th annual Summit amending the zoning or- School William Scheck and Wayne premises for over a half dinance. The two changes ^' was Patrolman Holmes. The Herald Fresh Air Camp Date Activity /' • Days Peer. hour to make sure all sparks concern residential parking were extinguished Wore Slotnick ear was heavily fund drive climbed to the September 1 Wednesday Orientation for New Teachers The alarm was received damaged and lowed from $4,215 mark this week with in the Professional by the Fire Department at returning to Fire Institutional district and 7 Tuesday All Teachers Report Headquarters. the scene two more contributions 8 Wednesday All Teachers Report 8:51 p.m. On arrival firemen totalling $30 parking restrictions for The donations, one from Research Laboratories, 9 Thursday First Day of Classes 16 Virginia Whitney for $5 and Industrial and Manular October Thursday Released Time (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) another which was given luring plants etc. The hearing will be August :! 11 Monday Columbus Day (Schools Closed) - 20 anonymously for$2o, put the Tuesday Conference Day - Grades 1 through 6 Except for Athletics drive $215 over the $4,000 Council also approved ;i November 2 ihal was needed in'order to • resolution named J Douglas (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M. for Grades 1 - 6) send ail 98 local needy boys l'.ird, Director-Chief of the •1 Thursday NJEA Convention (Schools Closed) and girls to camp this Fire Department The 5 Friday NJEA Convention (Schools Closed) Schools Hew to Non Sex Bias summer. change was made following 10 Wednesday Conference Day - Grades 1 through 6 the retirement ol former (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.for Grades 1 - 6) by Lucy Meyer Teachers will be involved having mixed sexes in gym with in-service training to meant girls usually stood School Crossing Fire Chief Charles Kakley 11 Thursday (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M. for Grades 1 - 6) and the promotion ol 15 Monday (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M. for Grades 1 - 6) Summit's schools have correct any classroom around while hoys per- practices of pitting boys formed. William Stanek lo Deputy ' 24 Wednesday Single Session (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) been complying with most of Guards Needed Chief the requirements of recent against girls, she said. All Board President Mrs, 25 Thursday Thanksgiving Recess (Schools Closed) state legislation to eliminate clubs and activities will be James Bart?, was concerned The Police Department A Motorola. Inc. bid of 26 Friday Thanksgiving Recess (Schools Closed) sex discrimination in the reviewed and revised if about "the middle girl. The has announced that there (Corulnufd on Pay« 2! 29 Monday Schools Reopen 18 are openings for school schools, except in the area necessary. female jock will make it" December 8 Wednesday Released Time (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) of athletics, according to ''For example, The Affirmative Action crossing guards, and ap- plications are now being Health Board 23 Thursday Single Session (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) statements at the Board of cheerleaders. We don't Proposal prepared for the 24 Friday Christmas Recess Begins 17 Education meeting last normally think of boys as Board gave as an objective accepted. week. cheerleaders Neither sex under Extra-Curricular Applicants, men or Cites Smith January 3 Monday Schools Reopen will be discriminated Programs the providing of women, must be adult and in 5 Wednesday Kindergarten Conferences Affirmative Action good health. Applications Brayton 1,. Smith, jr., a Officer Janice Matistic against in any athletic "equal opportunities for 6 Thursday Kindergarten Conferences activities," she declared. students of both sexes to may be obtained from member of the Board of 10 Monday Kindergarten Conferences outlined to the Board and Health from 1970 through All classroom material participate in sports at Police Chief Thomas Fin- 12 Wednesday Kindergarten Conferences 21 parents the steps which comparable levels of dif- neran or Sgt. Robert Haley 1975 and president in 1971. would be taken to eliminate will be examined and if of I he Traffic Bureau, at 1972 and 1975, was honored February 8 Tuesday Released Time (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) any discrimination by sex in found to be stereotyped as to ficulty and competency". The school may have City Hall, 512 Springfield •; • by the board at its July 12 21 Monday Midwinter Recess Begins (Schools Closed) the educational programs sex, nles will be changed. avenue. meeting, (? Monday Schools Reopen 15 and employment practices "Programs will be planned separate teams for boys and 28 so minorities and women girls as long as the athletic School crossing guards During his tenure on the March Wednesday Released Time (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) 23 with the target dates for are paid for the services. Hoard of Health, Mr. Smith 23 correction, if any is needed. will be depicted in a wide program as a whole func- tions equally. was instrumental in forming April 8 Friday Good Friday (Schools Closed) "By 1977 all athletics will variety of fields. A revision AHI'SCAMERASHOP of physical fitness goals will 383 Springfield Avenue the Regional Health Board 18 Monday Spring Recess Begins (Schools Closed) receive the same staff and Summit, New Jersey 07901 which includes Summit, 25 Monday Schools Reopen IS funding for boys and girls," be reviewed so none are Comment by Aug. 20 limitetfon basis of sex," she Residents who wish to J»3 7427 New Providence, Berkeley May 5 Thursday Released Time (Schools Close at 12:30 P.M.) she said. Mrs. Matistic is XEROX COPIESWHILE UWAIT Heights and Springfield also I he coordinator and said. comment on any area of 30 Monday Memorial Day (Schools Closed) . 21 discrimination in the school Fletcher Line. Merc. Datsun evalualor of testing for the Mrs. Diana Rosen, a OPEN Sundays 9.00 to 12:30 lor June 23 Thursday Last Day of Classes for Students (Continued on Page 7) Daily Rental? & Leasirfg school district. parent, pointed out that 68 River St., Summit your convenience. Brown's Hard 24 ware, 480 Springfield Ave., Friday Last Day for Teachers 17 277-0234 Summit. 183 PAGE 2 TIIK SUMMIT IIUIU.I), TIIIJKSDAV. JULY 22,1976 anything, a town should be Resident Promoted Court more disposed to grant a Review and revision will be Harold Domanski rtf Pdarl Jersey Institute of * variance for middle-to- Non-Sex suggested. if any Pollen Count Schools ICon upper income housing than discrimination is found,"' (Continued from P^« 1) Street has been appointed Technology (formerly (Corfttnuad from Pag* 1) Oneonta elementary and actuarial assistant "n the for low-income units, but the Mrs. Matistic said. "Staff parents who cooperated Newark College of took the mayor and thesituation in Summit has system should contact the Aimed Atchoo junior high school as well as Actuarial Department of the Council to court. analysis will be made of all during the state of un- Engineering), he has a B.S. been the reverse." Board before August 20. work categories, including in Summit. Mutua) Benefit Life In his argument Mr. Mrs. Matistlc would like A
THE SUMMIT HERALD, THIIRSDA V, JULY 22,1976 •"* PAGES Overlook Hospital Names Meeting Calendar lannini; Board will July 27 at R p rn in the July 27 at 8 p.m. for an meet July 2ti at 8 p.m. in the Public Welfare office, 520 adjourned regular meeting City Hall. Springfield avenue. in the Instructional Media Dr. Costabile to Board Center, Governor The Local Assistance I'nion County Regional Livingston High School, New member of the College of Surgeons, he Board is scheduled to meel ltliaid of Education meets Berkeley Heights. Overlook Hospital board of currently holds a number of trustees is Dr. Douglas leadership posts in the Costabile of Murray Hill, health and medical field immediate past president of including: Board Member. the Overlook Medical Staff, New Jersey Health Systems Summit Sale Days: July 22,23424 who will fill the trusteeship Agency. Region II; post recently vacated by delegate, New Jersey Gerald Hale who was named Medical Society; Regional Councilman -at-Large. Medical Advisor, State of Dr. Costabile is a member New Jersey National Ski of the Overlook surgical Patrol; member, executive department and is a former committee, Union County foo* Mayor of Berkeley Heights, Medical Society, for which where he served also as he serves as chairman of the Our sl+gfitty wild Police Commissioner for credentials committee. three years. Born at Overlook, a summer sale Dr. Costabile has served graduate of Summit as vice-president of the Schools, Dr Costabile Final sale now through July 30 Overlook Medical Staff and received his B.A, from as past president of Union Muhlenberg College and his County Medical Society, as Dr. Douglas Costabile M.D. from the University of There's not much time lett to scoop up great buys on well as past president of the J6hn E. Kunnells Hospital Geneva, Switzerland. He board of managers of the A Fellow of the American interned and took three clothes for men, women and boys. We've taken really years of residency at wildreductions...upto5Q%and more! Come in soon- Fordham Hospital and spent CHANGING OF THE GUARD — Donald P. Braender, Immediate past-president of the You'll love the clotfies. And the savings. a post graduate year at Rotary Club, turns over the gavel of office to James A. Corradi, the club's new president, Bellevue Hospital, New during the annual election of officers heU early thU month at the New Hampshire House. York University. Dr Looking on are Walter S. Eddy, who wit reelected secretary, and Arthur It. Clapp, Costabile also served as reelected treasurer. Missing from the photograph are Wilbur Nelson, vice-president, and chief of surgery of the U.S. directors, James A. Porter and Al West. 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Moore represented by such an oil With gloomy news about spill, which may surprise SUMM ERA1D l he ocean disgorging sewage regular readers of this on Ixjng Island beaches, we column. Needless to say. nrc reminded more than I'm very worried about that Quality Weeklies of New Jersey ever that what Man puts into aspect, inasmuch as oil Audit Bureau of Circulation ihe environment, will surely spills mean death and Published by The Summit Herald come hack to haunt him destruction to countless New Jersey Press Association Every Thursday at 22 Bank Street sooner or later. lorms of wildlife which National Editorial Association Summit, New Jersey 07901 Haunt is an inadequate inhabit our shores, both word. Afflict would be more iibove nnd below the Eve E.Forbes, Publisher accurate. This is especially waterline Norman E. Rauscher, I rue i n the case of oil spread It's becoming more Editor Entered as Second Class Matter upon the water, as in the widely recognized that an October 5,1889 at the Post Office cases of leaking pipes, environment which is Summit, New Jersey, under the ruptured tanks or ships or unhealthy for bird, animal faulty oil wells. Act of March 3,1879 nnd marine life is also less Barbara Smythe With drilling on the outer than adequate for people, in Advertising Manager continental, shelf in the terms of physical, mental Atlantic Ocean off the New and financial wellbeing. ALL DEPARTMENTS: 273-4000 t, Jersey coast looking more In a statement at a recent $7 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BACK COPIES 30c EACH likely, we musl come to Senate public hearing on S- crips with the likelihood that 1490, the New Jersey Con- llllllltlllUttlllllllllllM)litUIIJIIlllUlltUilllllitlllJUIlltriMEIIIHIIIttlllllllIIIIUll!lllllllf<>Iltl)liillltltllllMimitlll«IIIMitJllt>tllUlli4llll||l (j tlltl III 11 lllllllLtlltltU IIMIIItl IltH massive oil spills will afflict servation Foundation noted our 127 miles of beachfront. I hut the hill calls for In fact, the President's maintaining a 150-million Unnecessary Noise Council on Environmental level in its cleanup fund. It THE NEW "POST OFFICE BUILDING" - In 18W, when there were Itttl lots of feU to Quality said recently, "A During this season when windows from one place to another in less time was suggested by NJCF Summit, Dr. WiUtam H. Rtak, who had Invested beaviy In local real estate, CBOM Uie comprehensive analysis nf than it takes to walk, and we could lhat, because 5 per cent northwest comer of Springfield avenue and Highland tvenue (now the north end of Maple and doors remain open for most of the oil spill data, for offshore interest will double money street) ai the tile on which to erect a new home for the pott office, which, for nut of the day, the sounds of summer are quite never understand why massive platforms, pipelines and in only 14 years, any money years from tti establishment fat Summit ID 1843, had had Io make do with shared space la evident and we don't mean the trilling amounts of noise must accompany use tankers indicated thai oil over $75-mi!lion in the fund some local (lore. LMt thetttU growing township (not a dty until I8M) was not yet ready of birds on the wing. Our sounds of of wheels. Tampered mufflers, twin spills are highly likely I* earmarked for a special for too pretentious an office building, "CharkM E. Dodd, Maton and Builder" wai com- exhausts and other mechanical doo- during the life of an oil summer are the constant hum or roar purpose mbtioned to erect only half of the present buiUiag (491 Springfield aveanc) to atart with. field." of power lawn mowers, the buzzing of dads are contributors to an ever- This would >>e to maintain When the second (left) half was completed In IMS, Die new half was occupied tor may saws heralding the taking down of tree increasing amount of noise pollution. That's why Senate bill anil improve the produc years (until 1923) by William C. Sleberfi grocery ifore. Then, hi 1H1, the First limbs and the shouts of bathers from There are certain noises we miist live l*», introduced l>y .Sen livity of the state's fish and National Bank (now the National State Bank), which had beta located at 11 Beeckwoedi 1 •._„_ __Jw. I~ — - 1- l.J.1 njtk ii«niA*»nt thvU**H iilC" IKS" fcS w.a^i.f^ habitats The road from tta rounding in 1MB, took over the right half of the first floor, Hie poit office UCM1 11/ UUU1C BWIU1UIUIS JIWIO. nuU but when persons go out of their way to River, has attracted a lot of suggestion was made having moved to the Record Building at 37-3* Maple street in 1M0. (The Democratic those noises to the everyday sounds of interest. Named the "Spill because, even without Summit Record wat then the political sparring partner of the then Repntfkan 8nmmlt cars, airplanes and motorcycles and create additional noise where there is no need, we begin to wonder if the Compensation and Control ji major nil spill, the en- Herald.) In 1923, the bank purchased the entb-e "Pott Office Building", and hi IKt, when the din becomes overwhelming. Act," it would' prohibit vironment suffers from lac ii mewed to in own new (present) quarter* on lite touthwett comer of DeForesI avenue malefactors are playing with a full discharges of petroleum and very presence of oil-related However, to add more discomfort to .*..». I. and Mipl* stre*t, 11 laid th« building In Root'* Mm **•>«>. *• preMSi swaers. FttSB !SS7 Our euiui uiua, uie iicw Dulse ui luujieuS other hazardous substances, activities until 1823, C.Crant Myert, the leading local photographer until hit death in 1M7, occupied has descended. As if the vroom-vrooms To us, pollution Is pollution no matter provide for their cleanups 0 This is the drop-by-drop, the studio in (he bay window area of the (econd floor, where Dr. Risk had fixed up a north of souped up cars and motorcycles if its pouring chemical wastes into a and establish a fund to cover as it were, of oil into the skylight for Myert' predecessor. Mart. R.E. Greene, hi 1M7. Alto, irom 1MB Io 1127, the river, blackening our skies with in- such costs. marine environment from local telephone exchange's "Central" girl* had Ibtir manually operated switchboard In a were not enough, the moped has given dustrial smoke or adding un- When one realizes thai activities of tankers. room at the rear of the second floor, next to Myert' studio. The wandering poll office us a new sound to drive us up the walls. necessarily to the din already around New Jersey's shoreline pipelines and drilling moved to 20 Beechweod road hi 1»», and finally Into Ut own (present building at 61 Maple We have always thought that cars, us. All represent a kind of irrespon- resort business and related operations The resulting street In 1936. (Contributed by the Summit Hlttorical Society) motorcycles, bikes and now mopeds sibility and a tohell-with-you attitude. industries in 1973 was iwllutiun is more sneaky were essentially designed to get us estimated to be worth $3,1 than dramatic, but is no less liillion compared with only jtilestruetiveon « cumulative $l.li billion in I960, il hi basis. becomes apparent thai It's appropriate lhat. Who Is Frankenstein's Monster? Current Comment everybody in this liny state since the state is the (The Man Who .. .Elizabeth Daily Journal) has a more than passing i ustodian of our fish and When Mary Shelley Fnglish professor at Soon after publishing his James Earl Carter Jr., or just plain interest in protecting its wildlife resources, and since linished her-1816 tale of Dr. Livingston, an un- essay, Levine was at a Lester Maddox. dergraduate division of cocktail party and found Jimmy, is a different kind of politician, There have been some reports from shore Irom destructive oil low levels of oil pollution Frankenstein and his man- spills degrade those resources, oil made monster, little could Kutgers University. himself in a group of people he keeps saying...a man with a insiders and ex-insiders that Carter is who all had different ideas righteous, fresh, glass roots approach I have not even mentioned money should provide for she have expected that her He admits to being not really committed to the opennness the environmental disaster long-term protection novel would become a fascinated by the story ever of what the book was really committed to a clean, efficient, open he talks about, that he is a stubborn, permanent part of the since, as a child, he saw the about. democratic government in single-minded man who plays his cards fwpular culture. Boris Karloff film versions. "They all had many Washington. close to his vest and doesn't encourage Frankenstein has sur- He was fascinated enough different possibilities I had That's about all he has had to put on or heed dissenting opinions among his vived, from the first stage that now as an adult and an never even thought about. I the campaign record to win the advisors. productions through several expert on English literature, realized that many in- Democratic presidential nomination. motion pictures and a recent he has written and published tellectuals I knew were very It may or may not be significant that network TV program a long essay on Franken- interested in the subject but He hat proven he is tough and per- the Carter forces arranged to override Letters to the Editor stein never really discussed it. ceptive enough to have weathered and But as a novel, minority demands for even a token, Frankenstein was rarely "In the Karloff movies, They were 'closet won the gruelling primary campaign limited discussion of several platform considered a serious topic of only the very apparent Frankenstein freaks,'" despite the pressures confronting a Issues, Including abortion and amnesty Compiling About ¥tt* l*ralMs Citv Services literary study, according |o theme of the novel comes Levine said. front runner. He was e«gey itnough to for Vietnafi War deserters. Editor, Summit Herald: Editor, Summit Herald: I ivingston College's George through A mad scientist Hence the idea for a avoid the traps of those who tried to It was harmony at all costs for the As you have reported, the A kitchen (ire in our home 1-evine. editor of a for meddles with nature and serious literary compilation lure him into serious discussion of the Summit Common Council by last Friday evening marked incoming volume on creates a monster. <>f ideas about Franken- Democrats. stein. And there are many issues, except for a brief em- But now that they have made their their resolution of June 15, the first occasion in our 20 Frankenstein "In the film, the monster barrassment with "ethnic purity." 1976, have excluded a class years in Summit that we " \ novel is supposed to be is ;i sympathetic character, different ideas. choice, there is another priority for of residents and taxpayers have needed to call on the realistic Think of the great I ml less so than in the novel, One of the contributors Carter and his staff possessed the their standard bearer: A full and open front the free use of the city's emergency services. inth century English where he is sensitive, kind sees Frankenstein as a political knowhow and organizational discussion of the issues. Transfer Station and And we needed all of them. novelists, and you think of ;md literate. His problem is feminist work. "The novel is skills that overcame the handicaps of There is a need for more than pious Disposal Area. That An immediate response lit'iirge Kliot. Dickens, ugliness, and he becomes a recreation of a woman's his Deep South connections and took generalities like less unemployment, Resolution restricts the free by Patrolmen Wayne Peer Thackeray Shelley's evil only after he is con- experience giving birth. him from obscurity to national less inflation, more energy production, use of these facilities to and William Scheck. "Frankenstein" just didn't tinually mistreated and Even though the monster's prominence in a year. tax reform, getting the able-bodied off owners of sedans, vans, and Summit Police Department, seem to fit." said l«vine. an rejected," Levine said. (Continued on P«»a 7) They found the post-Watergate station wagons. All others and their action in rushing welfare, trust busting, cutting must pay. As owner of a our daughter to Overlook timing perfect for a candidate with a government waste, bringing the Toyota pickup with camper Hospital ensured prompt friendly smile, an honest face and no bureaucracy into line. top (Smaller load capacity emergency treatment from The Chaos That Didn't Materialize visible connections with the Carter was tempted to edge of a than most vans), I must pay the superb Overlook staff. by Rose Marie Sinnott, Member Union County Board of Freehold*. Washington establishment — a non- specific when he offered the thought $7.00 to deposit my weekly Thoroughly effective and controversial candidate espousing the grass clippings using this considerate action by The trip was worth the Manhattan approached. I Needless to say, my ap- that private industry should be en- taking! "politics of love" in a Democratic party couraged to provide more jobs, vehicle and $4.85 todepoait Captain Robert Ryan and planned to cross the Hudson prehensions were never eager to worship at the shrlne-olunity the varied material the Lieutenant Robert Con- On July 4,1 was invited to River via the Lincoln Tunnel fulfilled; traffic throughout perhaps with a government subsidy on garbage men refuse nelley of the Summit Fire observe the nation's 200th at S A.M. on Saturday. the weekend did not exist; In the wake of Vietnam and George the wages of those about to be laid off, (papers, cartons, paint Department, particularly in anniversary celebration in However, by Friday the subway system in. McGovern. but he never pursued the proposal. cans). the expeditious clearing of the New York-New Jersey evening, my imagination, Manhattan was more than It's on the record that he is an ex- Everyone knows what the problems smoke from the house, held harbor - the Parade of Tall fed by radio, television and efficient and adequate. The Council has enacted Ships - from the deck of a newscasters envisioned the Navy man who worked for and ad- are. Repeating the old cliches does not this resolution to solve what damage to a minimum. The International Naval mired Adm. Hyman Rickover, the help in providing workable and ac- Moreover, all the services tugboat. "heliax" approach to the Review on Saturday was seems to me to be a Soon after accepting this tunnel covered with parked demanding genius who forced the ceptable solutions. management, or police we received were marked impressive. As each war- naval hierarchy to recognize the not only by a high level of invitation, I received notice cars waiting to observe the ship entered the harbor Jimmy Carter may well be the man problem .They state that the that the New York Council visiting warships from "a nuclear age. facilities are being strained skill and professionalism from under the Verrazano the nation needs in the White House, but also by genuine personal of the Navy League was choice balcony location." Bridge, it seemed that that He also managed to emerge un- but he is going to have to prove it to (or perhaps the budget is not chartering a Circle Line In order to gain intelligent adequate) by the improper concern for our needs. particular Nation's pride scathed from his tenure in the American people boat to take interested and informed advice, I was on display. Each ship use of the facility by We are indeed grateful to telephoned the Port governorship of Georgia, where he He can not do that without taking all. members to Liberty Island "kept the proper distance businessmen, such as on July 3, to view the Authority who informed me probably earned better grades than them into his confidence, and letting Mr. and Mrs. Everett J from her neighbor and gardeners,- who do not International Naval review. that they had no plans to conceded by critics, who credit him them know exactly what he stands for register their vehicles with ' Minder maneuvered to her an- The time to embark from close the approaches to the chorage without incident: a only as being an improvement over commercial plates and 54 Rotary drive and against. the Battery in Manhattan Lincoln Tunnel but could not feat whose perfection of thereby avoid payment of was scheduled for 7:45 a.m. advise a clear route. Then, 1 the usual commercial fee execution belied the ex- Questions "Sick Pay" Because of the dire contacted the New Jersey treme difficulty of per- for use of the facilities State Police who were more Slings and Arrows Instead of dealing with this Editor, Summit Herald predictions made by all and formance considering the Recently a ban on father- sundry, my enthusiasm and than helpful. The lieutenant harbor currents and the problem directly, via fines to whom I spoke actually Last week public broadcastinPugt itno thecontinu Task e and subsume the same or whatever, the Council son school affairs by a state anticipation had dwindled to difficulties In never before Civil Rights Commission wary scepticism as the date mapped out a clear route for having operated as a fleet New Jersey, Channel 50 UHF for our phrase. J have taken the easy way out me to take from Summit. was overruled by the to leave Summit for (Continued on Pigs 7) area, was put to the task. In contrast, other times, Channel 50 exclude the vehicles they President. Should we have believe the abusers are As the marathon performance was would have regular programming in to accept a ruling by a | enacted in Trenton, with the progress. For instance, one day I using. Qf course they also similar board (this time in Legislature seemingly attempting to turned1 on the television to find out ,have excluded legitimate New Jersey') which makes reopen the schools, it was helpful to about Mother Goose and her Goslings. users of the same types of pregnancy a • form of Looking Backward ]] vehicles. Based on my sickness, a disability that know that Channel 50 was on the job; Now I have nothing against Mother SiiraiiiniiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiinlltMfflli l previous useage of the merits sick leave pay? Ten Years Ago and the commentator certainly put in Goose or her Goslings, but it would facilities it will cost me $ltx> Srvciity-fivr Vears Ago children ;it Overlook The Summit school board Gorden A. Pott resigned long hours. have been helpful if that famous Io $200 annually to continue. The Hose and I .adder Hospital has accepted (not happily) as city assessor. But, in reviewing the PBS coverage, 'phrase about the Assembly being in What is needed is proper Company building at 292 The Itannell Motor Car this view of pregnancy in a Mrs. D. Matthew Duft of it must be admitted that some items recess had also been on the screen. control and enforcement of recent claim by a teacher. Park avenue, now 396 Broad Company, featuring Dodgo the use of these facilities. It streel and site of Ihe present and Graham cars, opened a Oakley avenue was elected were really lacking. You see, the problem really lies in a Since this has implications president of the. Women's Admittedly, it was difficult to situation that Elizabeth Cox of Summit seems obvious that if a considerably beyond labor fire house, cost $5,000, with new salesroom at 78 record were kept of vehicles $1,500 comprising land costs Franklin place. Auxiliary of Overlook monitor the Trenton activities, pointed out severelyears ago. We don't matters, the decision should Hospital. using the facility (perhaps receive public review. and $3,500, building costs, AI the Strand Theater: especially since the Assembly is often remember that both houses of the with gate passes), it would including the horse stalls. Mrs. Karl Thomason of If pregnancy itself is a I.on Chaney in "The Black notoriously well-known for not keeping Legislature and the Governor signed a ijuickly become obvious who The county announced Blackburn road was named disability, and this is the 'Bird.'" resolution, originated by Miss Cox, the abusers were. Rather plans to build a stone bridge president of the Girl Scout time slots; but it would also seem that news we are now getting, **• than solve the problem by the full width of Ashwood Council of Greater Essex time was wasted. demanding better covered by the news then must a woman admit to improved management, the avenue at a cost of $1,100. County How many of us spent endless time media of New Jersey events. In spite of being in less than a healthy Twenty-five Years Ago Council has instead chosen The Summit Country *•» the resolution, we don't have the and normal — state in The new house of the twisting the dial to Channel 50, to find an oblique. and Club, now Canoe Brook coverage until events become overly performing a key role in Summit Tennis Club was the Assembly adjourned? OK. but, was Country dub, selected the Five Years Ago discriminatory approach, continuing human life, in dedicated. there any reason why the cameras had dramatic. I2w-acre W.C. Wallace Mrs: Helen L. B.-Swar- which will not necessarily • reproduction? Doesn't this Rev Philip s.Watters, Jr. to be kept on in the State House, justfor Until the major news media, both estate, presently the north thout of Franklin place, co- solve the problem anyway deny, too, what we are being was named pastor of Oakes course, to build an lMiole founder of the Playhouse, viewers to see some aides marching radio and television in the -the abusers will switch to told insistantly, that sex is Memorial Methodist Church through, telling jokes, which were metropolitan area, adhere to their station wagons. I stated my golf course. to fill the vacancy created died at age 85. healthy? Mrs. Margaret Harrigan. heard, since the mikes were left open, responsibilities, we are all still case in a letter of June 21. >** by the death on Easter Unless this ruling Is executive director c; the and looking at those of repeated word: dependent on Channel 50. 1976, to the Council, to which challenged, must the Sunday of Rev. Nevie 1 have received no reply Cutlip Family Service Association, "New Jersey Legislature in Recess". Hopefully, If another crisis arises in woman admit to being Fifty Years Ago retired. The Summit Home foe At the Strand Theater: It would have been more profitable this state, PBS will be more equal to disabled — which is.sickness At the Strand Theater: George M. Malta ( hildren opened its doors to "Bicycle Thief." 1 the task and wiser on its job. emphasized, if it is anything ••Patton' and to have the regular programming 36 Harvey drive care for convalescent **• W.S. (Continued on 'w 7) "M+A+S+H", , ,..„-_*»• THE SUMMITHKRAI.D, THURSDAY, JULY 22.1976 PA0E7 iuiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimiiui>muiillimimi| Thanks Residents Editor. Surnmit Herald. T e Letters I Once again the citizens of Deaths I " Sidewalks of New York Summit have shown their community spirit. by Ron Erdos The only exception appeared to be r Hliiilliiilllilliuililiiaiiiluiiiliiimiiiniiii iimlffi The spirit and good will of the the doormen and bellmen who An appeal was mailed to Democratic Convention seemed to — in order to justify paid all Summit residents asking somehow took seriously the idea that time off from her work when Frank M. Allen spill over onto the sidewalks of New Democrats • are the Party of The for generous financial Frank M. Allen, 72, of York last week. But as far as this normally pregnant? But if support for a special People and should do for themselves. she has no more control over Summit died last Friday in reporter is concerned, it never quite Most of the time the service staff Independence Day Bicen Overlook Hospital. reached the streets, avenues or pregnancy than over lennial Celebration, and the avoided guests and clustered to watch sickness, doesn't that Services were held roadways. them hailing their own cabs or Summit Jaycees volun- Sunday at 4 in the Brough belittle her and her society, teered lo cover Memorial New York's image was bolstered as dragging luggage through the lobby. both in terms of knowledge Funeral Home, 535 the town devoted to a 200 year an- In one instance while all of this was Field requesting con Springfield avenue. and function? Iribulions from those not ticourtesy campaign, when a taxi going on, two doormen stood at the Mr. Allen was the driver shot through a stop light and hotel's main entrance and argued Once the school board has wearing the official tag. The bookstore manager of accepted this notion of total response is most missed me by inches. with the cop on the beat. Fairleigh-Dickinson Uni- With no mind to his obvious rush, he We listened closely as doorman pregnancy, the decision gratifying, for sufficient versity, Madison, for the cannot be buried con- funds were collected lo stopped short to issue a 150 decibel number one bellowed, "You're last eight years. Before that, Brooklyn yell. This was addressed to wrong. New Jersey delegates are the veniently. And, rather than completely cover all ex he owned and operated the haying a succession of penses. what he thought my geographical lousiest tippers. We ought to jack up claims which use sickness Summit Business Service beginnings and sexual proclivities - a the tunnel and bridge tolls again." These results make the Bureau, and for IS years hick gay person, to paraphrase it as a means of gaining more efforts of our committee of Doorman number two chimed in, money in the increasingly prior to that, Mr. Allen politely for print. "Youse guys arg.both wrong, they're volunteers really worth was employed by F.W. I answered with a flow of well all stiffs — ever* last one of 'em." expensive matter of having while, and our sincere Woolwortn Co., Summit, a baby, a viretty of issues thanks go to all Summit chosen and loud profanities that I ***** need to be brought out and A 1927 graduate of the learned recently from an X-rated As local Carter delegate Ravenal URGES STREAMLINING - Suniet Law was Ibe topic of dlscotfIon at a recent meeting of citizens who make it Wharton School of business, resolved on the social level possible to continue our film. Curry pushed his way toward a seat at Union County's Employer Legislative Committee. Leo Robert* (left), of Bell Telephone as well as in legal terms. Mr. Allen was a past The cabbie was at first dumb the Convention's opening session last laboratories, chairman of the organization, talks with Senator Pete McDooough (cen- annual Independence Day president of the Summit How we view pregnancy is a Celebrations. founded. Then he broke into a smile Monday night, he began to notice a ter), author of a sunset bill in the NJ. Legislature, and Richard Zlmmer, chairman of social matter. Kiwanis, was one of the and corrected himself with great group of newsmen following him. N.J. Common Cause. The Sunset Law would permit periodic examination of stale Kdward H. Kaus, chairman founders of the Summit What we are seeing gusto as he said, "So, you come from In a few moments the group grew to agency's functions and if any were found to be unneeded or overlapping other depart- Fourth of July Blood Bank, and was a New York, huh?" a herd and television cameras began ments' responsibilities or functionally archaic, would be diamantled. happen here, as too often is Celebration Committee member of the Summit occurring today, I suggest, Chamber of Commerce. to surround him is the serious matter of a The Waldorf Astoria hotel was Curry put on his Sunday smile, sat more valuable element Born in Watertown, N.Y., regaled as the site of the New Jersey tall in his chair and braced himself for YMCA's KinderKlub Lists Special Events being used to gain he moved to Summit 43 and Indiana delegations. While the what was certain to be his launching something of lesser worth. years ago. hotel had seen better days recently in on the American scene. Chaos Surviving are his wife, Trips and special events Progressive Swim operates Monday* through In this case we have to (Continued from Page 6) the likes of visits from Prince It was not until moments later that of the Summit Area YMCA's Instruction standards, as Friday, 9 a.m.-noon, in one accept a derogatory lable, Catherine L.; a son, Frank Ciiancarlo of Spain or even Queen he turned his head slightly to notice E.; _two daughters. Mm. E. KinderKlub have been well as recreational water week periods through all of us, for a vital function together. As we stood on Elizabeth, most of the hotel's staff thtit the subject the chase was not he, announced by Mrs. Joseph play. Activities include arts, August 22. There are still in order tor some women to ui IIICIII- were pr6pSFcu iO tuFfi « feat dollar but Chicago Mayor Richard J. Haley ("aporaso. director of the crafts, storytime, games, openings for children in gain financial reim- bers and friends of the Navy Mrs. Gary Ihas, and five and go slumming with the Democrats td four raws back. summer morning program physical education, hiking, remaining sessions. Call the bursement during League and many naval Sea grandchildren. for boys and girls ages 4-6 and other outdoor activities. YMCA, 273-3330, torftuther pregnancy and the weeks Cadets, United States Navy During the next four The morning program information and brochure. following childbirth, this in helicopters demonstrated William T. Reid weeks, featured trips will be addition to insurarKje in the air-to-sea rescue maneuvers William T. Reid of 2O0 Local Delegates to Dem iiie morristown Area in- present situation. It goes and other very dramatic Woodland avenue, died cluding tours of Ford considerably beyond demonstrations of their Monday at home. He was 66. Mansion, Jockey Hollow, making childbirth a hospital prowess. Bom in Chicago, Mr. Reid Convention See "Love In and Tempt- Wick House; the matter, how far beyond, we The Fourth of July had been a resident of Turtle Back Zoo; don't know, but society as a dawned and we boarded the Summit for the last 11 years Special to the referred to him then result in a New Jersey Morristown Children's whole should be concerned. tug on the East River. The He had been an executive Summit Herald In a game where being victory for Carter and Museum; and greenhouses An interesting side effect trip to the Upper Bay was with Allstate Insurance Co., there first on u longshot is a Mondale — "perhaps even a ami vegetable gardens MEMB6HSNEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INC of this ruling is related to speedy. As we came around East Orange, for 20 years. By Ron and Kent Krdos major commodity, most chance of coming out on top Special events to which ANDOTHER LEADING EXCHANGES what we are now being told the tip of Manhattan Island, Prior to that, he had worked would have betrayed at in Summit as local voters parents and guests are Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, Investments and Advisory Service the sight of so many ships is a school effort to help the for Metropolitan Life With much of the real least a hint of smugness if get to know the candidates invited will be a Hawaiian Suite 500 child achieve a sense of self and boats of every con- Insurance Co. for 15 years business of the Democratic their candidate emerged bettet". Luau, a 'Trip Around the worth. What are alert ceivable description was Mr. Reid was a member of Convention out of the way victorious. For Curry and Summit World,' a circus, a field day, 382 Springfield Avenue youngsters to think when indescribable. There were the Elks Club of Chicago and with the last primary This was not the case at onlookers at the convention and a Paper Bag Puppel Summit, New Jersey 07901 they learn that their com- private yachts from the Alpha Delta Gamma election, cynics may have all with Curry as he alike, the most outstanding Show 201 -273-2100 THOMAS S. PALUCK (Mgr.) Florida; local speed boats; society of insurance munity is not challenging characterized last week's replaced his early concern aspects of the entire ex- KinderKlub features the ruling of an appointed fire boats spraying water executives and served with Madison Square Garden for the candidate with en- perience were Rep. Barbara colored red, white and blue; the Marines during World swimming lessons ac- state board which links their event as the media watching thusiasm for the Jordan's keynote speech cording to National YMCA earliest period of life with and - the Tall Ships. One by War 2. the media, or as a Walt presidential and vice- and the great pains taken by sickness rather than one, they majestically Disney version of America's presidential nominees. the City of New-York and sailed past, led by the Mr. Reid is survived by fulfillment and health? his wife, Mrs. Cathryn Reid; largest smoke-filled room. "The Carter-Mondale New Yorkers to warmly R«sld«nt G«ts United States Coast Guard embrace the convention. Along with the recent Ship Eagle. The USSR. five sons, William T. jr., But for Summit ticket is as near to a dream court ruling allowing the Daniel A, John M , Thomas Democrats who managed a ticket which should appeal Many expressed as most Honors B.A. Kruzenshtem, the largest F., and Michael J, and a memorable the first line of mother, on her decision, to sailing ship in the world, personal glimpse of the to everyone who is con- Jamie Wolosin, son of Mr. terminate the life of her daughter, Mrs. Patricia doings, the words were cerned about the drastic the nominee's acceptance glided by like some sort of speech, "My name is and Mrs. Harold J. Wolosin offspring at its first stages, phantom from the past. One Morrisey, and 13 grand- "exciting", "magical", jobs situation and efficiency of 42 Oakley avenue, has . this approach to human life children. "inspiring" and even In government", he said. Jimmy Carter and I'm could picture her prototypes running for President". been granted a bachelor of will cheapen existence and in the 19th century Funeral services were "victorious". "They both can provide the , arts degree, with high affect the way a child looks materializing out of the held yesterday from the To Summit's Ravenel sort of leadership that ap- honors, by the University of at himself and now he will mists and fog armed and Brough Funeral Home, 53S Curry III, a Carter delegate, peals lo our common in G*ts Lic«m« California at Santa Bar- The Area"* Largest and Finest Facilities support and defend his ready for combat. The Springfield avenue, followed the convention was four terests, rather than a bara. aoeMy. by • Mns at St. Tenta's d»y» o* "homework. talnoM campaign that (toy* on the Virginia Long, director of Mr. WokMin majdtid in spectacular of that morning the New Jersey Division of Unless we make an effort and afternoon, however, Church. listening, and frequent difference* among m". the biological science* to overturn these rulings or hopes that the party would In hit sofUpoken manner. Consumer Affairs, has was the final ship in the announced that a medical 5» SPRINGFIELD AVE. — COR. MORRIS put pregnancy pay on parade - the Italian ship, Charles C, Dunlap not end up hassling itself." Curry went on to say that Curry's worst fears faded the ticket's "broad appeal" license has recently been another basis, if it belongs Amerigo Vespucci. Not only Word has been received of issued to Dr Toby Alan 273-3333 logically with anything was she a particularly quickly as the Democrats and "freedom from political LEARN the death on Sunday of promises or debt" could teller of Beauvoir avenue. other than time off for graceful and beautiful ship Charles C. Dunlap of became masters of political ELECTROLYSIS personal matters, the heavy but her crew was manning Clearwater, Fla., formerly theater and the convention implications will sooner or the rail - an honor seldom of Summit. He was 86 rang unity from the "Happy the KREE way later catch up with all of us, Days Are Here Again" extended by any nation's Before moving to R**v* Memorable Occasion. To make reservationsjus t dial 273-3000, CMM WTlttftf MOM tfMI UM»: "ftm* and we will take it from there. t Alt tttf Mrw ftart It trtufclMt, Banquets k Parties Music Fri. & Sat. evenings * IMiQUlT fACIUtllS 35-350 COMPLETE BANQUET PEfl PERSON OINNER5 FROM SUMMIT H ——«y. 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The remainder aid registered nurses Kuwlji David, junior boys: D'Occhio. Paula Zichichi kee'p its unbeaten string of the day was spent at practicing in mental health and 1 "lair Carter for Ihe and coaches John Ferraro alive. The Tatlockers took Edison playground with units and institutional Playground Program on Upswing girls and Junior Perez. an early lead, but this was both fields competing in a settings for the emotionally • On-again, offagain rain held. Participants from In the first contest of the lieyer finally found the most Monday morning's main not to be their day as the kickball game storms (ailed to dampen the Memorial included Jack week, the log roll, winners and Tammy Baldwin was Mabl. feature was the selection of Mabie squad came roaring Miss Brown, who received spirits of participants in the McCaddin, Rachel and were Kjeanne Fellows. Bill second Later in Ihe af- Baskelball stars are this years Miss Tatlock hack The Tatlock team her nursing degree from Board of Recreation's Larry Goldberg, Andy Taylor. Pete Saganski. Joe ternoon, the crosscountry beginning to pop up candidate. The judges casl could not keep stride with Martland Hospital School of summer playground llaugh, Andy Guida, Duke Zariako, Tom Zarinko, race was held. The fastest everywhere. such as I heir votes and when Ihe Ihe Mabie kickers and lost Local Nurse Nursing, has been on the program where activities Guthrie. Patti George. Datilif Dawson. Carolyn Senior was John Lnbo and Sylvester Jordan. Jay ballots were collected the the game 15-10 and also their staff of Fair Oaks Hospital last week included the Craig Bernadini, Kathy Sabol and Allison Zarinko. Scott LaLonde lor the (ireen. Brian "Skimmer" new Miss Tallock was unbeaten streak. The weary Ends Course for 10 months. She is a annual Olympics, pie-eating Dougherty. Karen Sasky In the checkers tournament juniors Jordan. Lil Mike Louis Sandra Ferrante with kickballfrs returned home general duty psychiatric contests, assorted tour- and Andrea Duncan. the winners were liahlie The new week started Cottingham. IATOV Kayford, runners up Kathy Ferraro to the weekly cookout A local nurse on Ihe staff nurse in the 108-bed naments and a variety of Arts and crafts winners Dawson. and Paul Kiander with ait early morning Hichi McNair. and making and Jennifer Readingtohi Thursday afternoon's main Ml Fair Oaks Hospital, is psychiatric hospital. games. were Duke Guthrie, 6-7-8 In ii line ball game the horseshoe tournament. The their debut on the courts are The judging duties were activity was the pie eating among 12 graduates of a Her tuition for the 2.4 year olds Michele Sasky. 9 winners were Chris Mar senior champion was' Stevo Vincent Jackson. Karl Fox, handled by Angela contest After all the con course in the newest con- credit course was refunded Memorial 10-11 year olds, and Patti dany. Scott iiajoppi, Murphy. Robert Headly Stephen Fox, Leon Cooper, D'Ocehio, Donna Ricca, lestants had their pies they cepts in psychiatric nursing. by Fair Oaks through its At Memorial the week George, 12,13. 14 year olds Maureen Mardany, Bill captured the junior title, Roger Jordan. Keith Bosket I'hi I Piccone and Adrian settled down for some heavy Miss Iteninn Brown of continuing education in- opened with a checkers Petra Gerstberger won the Taylor and Megan Tully. In with Billy Murphy second Not to leave out the girls, Maas. The afternoon ac- eating At the contests end Morris avenue attended centive program tournament. The senior tetherball tournament the horseshoe tournament. and Sean Parcell third. The Pat Stewart. Stephanie tivities were line ball and Phil Piccone had finished classes held at Fair Oaks champ was Karen Sasky, followed by Joe Balchunas Ihe winners yere Chris afternoon was a successful Cooper, Dayna Hart, Lori capture the flag. Capture his pie the fastest, Sandy Hospital through the Con- The Herald's deadline for with Maryanne Balberchak and Nancy Sandhusen Mardany and Hoddy Mauro. one for Lincoln as the kick- Foster. Marie Kayford the flag look up most of the D'Occhio had the most pie tinuing Kducation Program photos, engagements, second and Michele Sasky Other playground highlights liall learn beat a lough Much preparation was afternoon and came to an on her face, Fuzzy Ferraro lor Nurses of Rutgers had done the neatest job and weddings, sportt. club and third. For the Juniors, Andy were the weekly cookout. Kdisoii Wilson team 12-8 Members done by the kids for the end when both teams ran University church news Is Monday at Guida finished first, and an impromptu water The week a! Edison was of the powerful Lincoln Summit Playground short on lime and long on Itob IX*nman and Jan Mesco Sessions were designed to noon. followed by John Walton and fight where everyone filled with tournaments, team are John Hennon. Olympics. Winners from arguments David Balchunas. In a pick- became soaked. kickball. wiffle hall, an Scott LaLonde, Robert Ihis go to the Stale Olympics Tuesdays activities were up stick contest. John obstacle course, a cook-out, Deadly. Brendon Gibbons. next week in Cedar Grove shortened by rain, bul a Walton was the winner, and Wilson a watermelon ; party, free Sean Parcell, Matt Kline, Participants from Mabie double-header against David Balchunas and Kim Wilson playground began art. and the Miss Kdison Harry Murphy, and Bobby going to the Stales this year Mabie playground softball Goldberg were close behind its fourth week with a kick- Pagent. Murphy. The kickball en are: Sylvester Jordan, team was fit in between the for the juniors, with Kathy ball game against Lincoln Konald Davis designed a thusiasm carried further Louis Cottingham. Jay rain drops While the Dougherty winning for the playground. After five hard banner for the playground into Ihe day when the group (Ireen, Mike Wilkerson, Tatlocker's dropped Ihe seniors followed by Pablo innings of play, Wilson Olympics which were held had an inter playground Torre Everett, Ann Jordan, opening game 12-8. tight Coppello. A log rolling suffered the loss with a Wednesday. The checker game. Matt Kline and John Bernadine l.e<> and Mary defense, an explosive of- contest was also held and score of 12-8. The Wilson tournament was won by Hennon teamed up for the Jordan. Honorable mention fense, and the backing of the the first part of the contest banner was made this year Ronald Davis and Vinnie championship in the whiffle Hoes to Lynn Rose, Pat local fans allowed Tatlock to determined who could roll by Ejeanne Fellows, Pam Raniero for their different ball tournament Stewart, Ruthann Jordan. take the tail end of the Ih* log Iht- Inngest distance Fullerton and Dahlie see croups, with second The nli-playground Stephanie Cooper. Belinda double header 24-11. The and not fall off" The second Dawson. The banner was place taken by Richard Olympics were held on Jackson. Oharmainp TaiiuvK lean! was mauc uj> I part pitted one against displayed at the Summit Davis and Frank Docchio in Wednesday afternoon and Perryman, Mark Miles, of Mike Helm. David, Fred another on the log at the Playground Olympics last their age groups. the Lincoln participants did Keith Bosket, Floyd Barber. and John Ferraro, Marisca same time to see who could Wednesday at Tatlock The pick-up sticks tour- well For the juniors, Steve l*roy Kayford, Mike Jor- Ocasto, John Ryan, Junior stay on the longest. Paul Field. Winners from Wilson Murphy finished first in dan, Scoit Graham, Lori Per**, Terry Lyons, Mark 8!Ll BOSJTCRSE nament was won by Ronald Cottingham. Phil Piccone, tsposiio was winner in buih ai the Olympics were Dafriie Davis and Frank Docchio :r. tnftba!! throw for accuracy, Foster. Marie ' Rayford. farmarly contests. Dawson. Chris Mardany. their age groups. Vinnie and second in foul shooting. Dayna Hart, Jerry Hunt, Pat Reynolds and George Srwnmin numma itni Kelly Hynes, Belinda Mauro John I/Obo took fourth in the Roger Jordan, Shelly Price. On Wednesday the Kaniero and Richard Davis Howell Playground Olympics were and Roddy Macero. took second and Anthony long jump Paul Lobo placed Wednesday morning's and Alfred Stith took third third in softball throw for Coming events for next activities were taken up by place honors. distance, third in foul week, one-on-one basket- making the playground If you have For younger children on shooting and fourth in the 50 ball, tournament of banner for the Playground the playground, there was a yard dash. For the midgets. champions eliminations, Olympics and a chess lollipop hunt with Christine Bobby Murphy won the sno cones and an all tournament. While final a paint problem. Docchio coming in first. softball throw for accuracy playground superstars touches were being put on Becky Smith second, and Robert Headly took fourth in tournament. Ihe banner, Phil Piccone Less than satisfied with your last paint job ? Nicki Kauras third the same event The was finishing up the rest of Then come in and talk it over with The ping-pong tour- superstar of the day was Tatlock the competition in the chess nament was won by Lynn Rawle David. Rawle en- The main events on tournament with Paula the Paint Pro. tered the 50 yard dash, long Janssen, Ronald Davis, Friday afternoon were a Zichichi. In the afternoon You can't go wrong with top quality second and Edit> Singer jump and softball throw for ping pong tournament and a everyone assembled on the came in third. distance, and was awarded kickball game against football field to take part in Fuller-O'Brien paints Many children enjoyed first place in each event! Memorial Field The ping Playground Olympics The ,.., and help from a pro. pong tournament was a Tatlockers gave a good the obstacle course. The Thursday morning, Scott Paint's Our business winner was Ronald Davis. LaLonde and Robert Headly warm up for the up coming showing of themselves, and he Alfred Stith placed second lied for first place in line Tournament of Champions, they came away with eight and we don't mind hall Sean Parcells was but the winners at Tatlock first place showings and spending the time and Vinnie Raniero came in on this day were Donna seven representatives for third. second, and Jon Headly to save your time. third Scott LaLonde edged Ricca and Mike Helm with the State Playground team Miss Edison this year is second place honors going In The members for the State VISIT OUR CARPET AND WALLPAPER DEPT. Lisa Ciampa. Robert Headly for the Paula Zichichi and John checker championship, with Team from Tatlock will be The Bi-centennial year set Ferraro. The afternoon's Michelle Delgrande, Chris the theme for the free art Brendon Gibbons finishing kickball game was a close third. Bit Hennon beat Kothman, Donna Ricca. PAINTS-PLUS drawings this week contest with Tnllock Steve Hauck, Angela Natalie Carter for the girls' defeating Memorial by a 269 Broad St. • Summit • 273-4610 championship. A difficult D'Occhio, Ray Blackley and Lincoln one-run margin. The win- Mark Cottingham. SUMMER HOURS: Moo., Tuti.. Thqn,, Fri. 7:30-6:30 Last Friday afternoon obstacle course was set up ning klcklMlUr* were K«thV W*d; 7:30-Noon SM. 8-6 Ml spent punting for in the afternoon. Alter a lot Ferraro, FW 1%noll&, On Thursday morning the • N*»i to Colonial Pomlic • Fr» Pvklna lollipops in every of running* climbing and Fred Ferraro, Orlando Tallock kickball team imaginable place. Kamiro crawling, the winners were traveled to Mabie Our 50th Year STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNE 30,1976 ASSETS LIABILITIESRESEHVESSURPLUS CASH - S 7,606 460 63 SAV'MGS • . S272.241.572 34 US GOVERNMENT AGENCY SECURITIES 44.700,282 52 REVERSE REPURCHASE AGREEMENTS 10.000.000 00 MORTGAGE LOANS 210.378 467 98 ADVANCE PAYMENTS BY MORTGAGORS OTHER LOANS 2.037.397 53 • -ipR TAXES AND INSURANCE 2.010.998.99 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK STOCK 2.066 700 00 OTH'E'R'UABILITIES 1,372.534.40 OTHER INVESTMENT SECURITIES 29.792.493 63 RESERVES-SPECIFIC 74.329 46 ASSOCIATION PREMISES—NET ...... 1,528.038 06 RESERVES—SURPLUS ' . ... J82J93JB94 42 OTHER REAL ESTATE OWNED . 638.255.73 £307,893,129.61 FURNITURE—FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT- NET 577.051.48 PREPAID PREMIUMS FOB INSURANCE OF SAVINGS . . . . 1.378.177 88 OTHER ASSETS 7.188.794 17 J307.893.129 61 OFFICERS ROLAND LEWAN JR . . Presidenl EDVVAHU a. NAGEL ... . AsSsisiaiii Vite President DONALD R FORD . Vice President . ComptroHei JOHN B' STRUCKO Assistant Vice President ROBERT C. WHEAT Vice President ISABEL PIZZOLATO ... Assistant Vice President CHARLES W NAGEL . ,.... Vice President ROBERT J MOIR .. . Assistant Vice President JULIUS KOEHLER, JR ... ". .. Vice Presiden! ANNE SMITH Secretary THOMAS G CALLAGHAN Assistant Vice President MARGARET WILHELM . Assistant Secretary Assistant ComptroNe: ROSE TINESSA Assistant Secretary CHARLFS L LYNCH Assistant Vice Prcsidenl HOWARD E FORSELL - . Treasurer FRANK J CARRANQ Assistant Vice Presiden! MICHAEL T. HOLM.ES ...... Auditor DIRECTORS DIRECTORS EMERITI WILLARD L HULTS, Chairman WILLIAM B HOHBACK WILLIAM F. MEIER, JR. ROBERT A 80YD. JR JULIUS KOEHLER JR. ARTHUR A. WERTHMANN EDWARD E. 6RUEN ROBERT F, LEMOINE- NEILW. BUIE ROLAND LEWAN, JR. RICHARD 1. BUNNELL JAMES O'BRIEN FRED HERRIGEL. Ill A LOEW RICKERT COUNSEL ASSOCIATE COUNSEL CHARLES A. SCHAIBLE FRED HERRIGEL, JR. ARTHUR K WERTHMANN, JR. INVESTORS SAVINGS AM) I.OAX ASSOi:iATH>\ HOME OFFICE 249 Millburh Avenue, Millburn • EAST ORANGE 27 Prbspect Street . FREEHOLD Highway 9 and Adelphia Road HILLSIDE 1128 Liberty Avenue . IRVINGTON 34 Union Avenue • NAVESIIMK Highway 36 and Valley Drive • PLAINFIELD 400 Park Avenu* SHORT HILL* The Mall (Lower Level) • SPRIMG LAKE HEIGHTS Highway 71 and Warren Avenue • UNION 977-979 Stuyvesant AvenuB FAGE 10 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 22,1976 Atlas Refinery Softballers Summit Suburban Nine Clinch Men's League Title Wins Eighth in Row The Atlas Refinery team as all had three hits apiece. hit, another base on balls The axiom that sound total for players bn the ninth Shut out lor Miller won the Summit Recreation Dave Swick led the losers' and single by Carmen defense means winning and lOth-grade level. Scott Miller tossed his Men's League title by hitting with two singles. Piccolo. .»...., baseball is being demon- third shut out of the season, winning their last regularly The sounds had beaten Allocco's four hits led the strated by Summit's first- The first win was an 8-2 blanking Verona by a 9-0 scheduled game of the Atlas the previous evening. Bumper barrage. Serritella place entry in the Suburban verdict over Maplewood. count. The win was Scott's season, 12-1, over Marco The Sounds br'blce' bpW a added a triple and home run Baseball League. The The Hilltoppers not only fourth of the season, a four- Polo, after losing to the close 3-2 game by tallying and Gary Krause hit a solo Hilltoppers won three more played errorless baseball, hitter with six strikeouts Sounds, 104. seven runs in the fifth in- homer. Sam Marcantonio games last week and pushed but also turned three double and only one walk. The champions now enter ning. With two down and the had a two-hit game for the their win streak to eight plays. Ed Rodriguez was the Summit tallied seven runs into the Mayor's Trophy bases loaded, Sieve Jupa Sounds. straight to solidify a two- winning pitcher for the first in the first inning and Playoffs in a double- and Bob Lodolce singled, Ed The Final Standings: game lead over second- time this season, but needed coasted for the remainder of elimination tournament Shupe doubled. Matt TPts place Springfield. relief help from jean Larkin the game. Hits by Skip against City Auto Top, while Marucci tripled, and Sam Atlas Ref in. IS 0 30 as he experienced problems Haugh, Dave Gavoor, Scott Summit has played with his control. second-place finisher, The Marcantonio singled. The Sounds 14 1 29 errorless baseball in five of Miller, Jean Larkin and Dan Sounds, engages Bumper-to- Atlas scored twice more in Bumper- the eight games played, and Summit's attack saw Guida to open the game Bumper, which earned the the sixth inning but that was Bumper 13 has committed a tola! of Ames Parsons, Frank made the win easy. third spot. to be all their scoring. Jupa City Auto Top 10 only seven errors in eight Osmulski and Kevin Vance The third win of the week, Atlas banged out 14 hits and Marcantonio had three Amer.Legion 5 'parries, an unusually low each bat in two runs. and the eighth straight, was off Marco Polo's John hits each to lead The Marco Polo 3 the toughest game to date Patrick, while Don Geddis Sounds' hitting. DiParisi Franks Serv. 2 for the Hilltoppers, a 1-0 allowed the losers only four and Simo collected two hits BEACON HILL FINALISTS — Tom Kent, right, teamed with pro Larry Hilbert, second Summit Elks Divide squeaker over Springfield. hits. With Geddis allowing apiece for Atlas. , from right, from ApawamiM Club In Rye, N.Y. to win the fourth annual Beacon Hill Club Jean Larkin tossed a two- the only run in the fifth Summit Players 1'ro-AM Held last Saturday. In * closely contested eight-game pro set final, Kent and hitter for his third win of the inning, Atlas won the game Bumpers Clinch Third Hilbert fought back to tie at 8-8 against Dave Watts, left, and pro Steve Itaird of Short Four League Contests year, relying on a lively fast in the first inning when they Bumper to Bumper Win at Bridfl. Hills. In the most exciting final held In this event, the winners took the tiebreaker, 5-:t, and ball. scored two runs on hits by clinched the third place spot the match, 9-8. The Pro-Am consisted of two flights of seven teams each, with the winners The Summit Elks ex- The only run of the game by taking a forfeit win from Mr. and Mrs. William Union for their third game Steve Baker and Bill Simo, Post of Roselle Park were of each flight meeting in the finals. Consistently good tennis was played by all contestants. ploded for 16 runs while of the week, and ran into a was scored in the first in- coupled with two errors and Frank's Tree Service and Flight riinners-up were Don Demuth, who teamed with host club pro Kick Murray, and downing Clark, 16-1, in the ning by Dan Guida. Dan led then beating The Sounds, 9- the North-South winners at hot-hitting Union club. a fielder's choice. the weekly Friday night Hill C.llson, whose partner was pro Dick Murray, Intra-County Baseball Union used three hits in the off with a single, advanced The Atlas attack was led 5. Dwight Weaver suffered league first inning to jump off to a to thin) on a passed ball and the loss and Nick Serrittella game at the King of Clubs. an error, and scored on a by Lou DiParisi, Bruce The East-West winners Clark's only run came on three-run lead and even- Dimaio, and Jim Brannon. received the win in relief of a home run by Bob Smmul sacrifice fly by Jeff Con- Buuuy Cox, Bumper ruiiieii .^.AM t«_ r.J.,1 M~« Dni, Tenths Club Surges. Places Second tually won the game, 8 2. Cohen of Maplewood. The in the lourth inning. Summit had taken a sne for four runs in the sixth Summit had a balanced SUBURBAN NOTES: inning to break a S-S tie. Domino winner was Edna The Summit h'ennis Club Orange (30-H) placed third. from (heir winter pursuits of run lead in the first when MOTOR BIKES Sills of Livingston. has completed!, the 1976 Summit has been in the squash and paddle tennis hitting attack, with Kevin Kick Gross scored on John Dave Gavoor leads the club SALES ftSERVIC E Bumper was sailing along Spring season with the NJTL only two years. Both Phelan, Scott Leisher, Alan Merchant's hit. Union in batting with a .400 with a 5 1 lead when The On Tuesday evening, It took an impressive 24-1 Men's "A" team finishing times it has been narrowly record in the last five Wessel, and Dave Connolly scored four runs in their half average SkiD Haugh and Sounds scored four times Peter Gollmann of Summit each g?!Ung two hits. Frank Osmulski are close and Ziggy David of iiiciicilen !u jjuil oiiminit •J the inning on two walks without a hit. Cox ran into a Tennis League. result, however, is excellent Connolly drove in four runs and three "hits. Summit behind Dave and Frank streak of wildness. Before Morristown were the win- from mid position to second ners in the East-West It was not until the final since the competition was of place. with his two hits. scored its second and final lead the team in runs scored Serrittella could put out the day's play that the NJTL ever higher standard than Phelan and Wessel each run in the third inning when with I2apiece The R.B.I. fire, the Sounds were the direction. The North-South The key to Summit's BENELLI • OARELLI • BLANCO could post the results of an preceding years. Almost hit home runs to supply the Kevin Phelan scored on a leader is Skip Haugh with recipients of seven walks. leaders were Fran Nuwer of record IB its depth of talent Budd Lake and Bill F.ason of exciting close race between every match was of tour- provided by team regulars •power hitting for Summit. Union error. Union put the nine The team has 27MESB But in their half of the inning three of the 10 competing nament level. . Bob Miller picked up his game out of reach, scoring Dennis Klebauer's hit was Summit. John Lerch, Don Tansey, stolen 59 bases in 66 at- MOPED PALACE DIV. clubs. Unfortunately, Summit second win on the mound as three runs on four hits in the tempts in the first eight SUMMIT CENTER OARAGE followed by two errors, a The other winners during 1 Ian Stopps, Mark Jeffrey, UMNttKTRIAL PL.. SUMMIT Summit finally finished played I In relatively Steve Nycum, Scott Nycum. he limited Clark to three third inning. games The next home walk, Larry Allocco's fourth the week were Esther hits. Masserof Morristown, Doug second with a record of 33-12 stronger clubs early in the Hugh Moore and Pete Summit played its final game will be tonight as Johnson of Chatham, Rich (o defending champion season when most of the Nestler, with strong back up Summit beat Hillside, 7-4, game of the week against Caldwell comes to Memorial Westfield's (3510). East team were trying to adapt behind Ihe hitting and Field... 40 Years Experience Hall and Jane Eason, both of provided this year by Jim Hahway, losing 13-3. Rah- Summit. McKown, Waily Meyer, Bob running of Mike Horn. Horn way scored seven runs in the VICTtM All bridge players are Summit Player On Touch '11' Jeffrey, Elliott Pinson. and banged out three hits, drove second inning to jump off to Touch Football Bill Reed. in three runs, and stole four a lead which it never lost. welcome to any of the King The Bernards Township players over six-foot-one loses The Elks took the Loop Forming of Clubs' activities. Open touch football team, and 220 pounds," Rate says. Summit scored single lead for good in the fourth runs in the first, second, and An organizational 6UIDITTI bridge games are held every member of the Morris The league plays six-man inning when Rick Gross and Monday and Tuesday at 11 County Touch Football football Sunday mornings fifth innings, but they were meeting of the Greater •HCfNSEO* MUMtD • EXKRIIHCIO* Noe Pond Kevin Phelan each knocked not nearly enough. Rahway Union County . Touch a.m. and Tuesday, Friday League, will have 16 for 10 weeks, starting after in a run with a hit. Bathroom, Kitchen, Rec. Room, Alterations and Saturday at 8 p.m. If continued to score more Football League will be held veterans returning this fall, Ijtbor Day. Practices begin on Wednesday, July 28, at Hot Water Heaters you never played duplicate including John Reynolds of in late July. Outswims Lynn Wins runs, three in the fourth bridge before, the director Summit. Summit put the game out inning and three in the the Plainfield Recreation seventh. Office; City Hall, Watchung Specialists in Steam and Hot Water Heating will be glad to explain the The team is seeking ad- of reach, scoring two more minor differences. All Goya Booters runs in the sixth inning, to The game's outstanding Avenue, Plainfield, Commercial and Industrial Work ditional players with Crestview beginning at 8:30 p.m. games are held at 119 previous football or other give pitcher John Lynn the player was Rahway catcher Sewer Connections Summit Avenue, Summit. varsity sports experience. To Celebrate In a closely contested cushion he needed. Lynn Vie Kurylak who had two There are openings for I CALL . For further information, Call Steve Rate at 766-1074. meet which was not decided Walked three and struck out singles, a double and a new teams. For further call Fred Hurwitt at 377- The Goya Soccer Club will until the final race of the five while getting his first triple. information, call Leo Spirito I 464-1810 I 8967. "We are especially celebrate winning second (352-8431) or Sam Brown looking for three or four day, Crestview outswam win of the season. John The Elks are still fighting place in the Schaefer Soccer Noe Pond by only three Merchant had two hits and for a spot in the playoffs (745-5052). League of N. Jersey at a paints with a final score of knocked in two runs to help with two weeks left in the dance at the Elk's Club, 208-206. The lead changed the Summit offense. season and five games to Eliiabeth on Saturday July seven times during the race. Tne r;iks traveled to play. The Elks are now 8-7. 24 at 8:30 p.m. Noe Pond's powerful U-12 Victor M. Mangual, year old boys and girls took T Programs Hav* Openings Director of Public Relations first places in freestyle, of Goya Foods Inc., will breaststroke, backstroke, The Berkeley Heights periods. ^YOU'RE INVITED TO PLAY TENNIS FREE receive the trophy the team and butterfly. Anne Paul YMCA still has openings in For further information, won. The soccer team was and Wendy Somers took its Summer Wrestling call the Berkeley Heights founded in 1969 by em- first places in the program for boys, grades 3- YMCA at 464-8373. ployees of Mikropul backstroke and butterfly 8, and its Summer Fun Club, The Berkeley Heights * AT FOUR SEASONS FROM AUGUST 8-22 Pulverizing Co. of Summit. and Jeff Anderson took first for boys and girls, ages 3-6. YMCA also has openings Most players and present places in the freestyle and Wrestling for boys offers remaining in its boys sports active members are butterfly, all for Noe Pond. individual instruction for clinic in soccer and Summit residents. Swimming for Crestview, beginners as well as in- baseball, and girls' gym- Officers are: President, Kevin Mahoney took first termediates The class nastics. The program is for Rufino Gonzalez; treasurer. places in backstroke, meets twice a week, Mon- boys and girls, grades 3-7. Jose Vazquez; secretary, ELIZABETH, N.J. (July It) freestyle, and butterfly and days and Wednesdays from Boys' soccer, from July till V«iwt«fc, • nitiM of N only sq. ft. Installed DRIVEWAYS only 9%4 *1. «. Minimum 1000 sq. ft. RAILROAD TIES CURBING LANDSCAPING Frc* Estimate* 635-7555 FIVE FREE No tricks No word games You can actually get our least expensive Audi for about $1000 lefes than Ihe toast expensive Volvo. BMW. 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We'll arrange everything ... you don't have • AUDI FOX Alt CONDITIONING CAA t\£% Iwgsaxod compare. to leave your home. ~ TTtW Inuolladprical, ItTAIL VALUt $4)5. Just call—277-6200 •On All Ntw 1 Wt Audi Fuw PwthOMd Now Ttirovoh July 31 Nine convenient locations In Summit, Elizabeth, Clark, New Providence, Berkeley Heights and Short Hills. AT PAiTICIMTINC DIAUtS /instate Summit andy ESSEX SPORTS CARS, INC. VtuVr in tJN>d hawk AllMurr Intjuntnte Company See or phonr Elizabeth J 2191 Millbum Avenue TRUST COMPHIIir/ Ed Courier (MKMMItt OP TM1 SUMMIT SANCOftPOItATlON Maplewood Member FDIC Office 277-7613 Deposits Federally Insured to $40,000 762-8500 Home 277-0529 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS THURSDAY, JULY 22,1976 HELP WANTED SUMMIT RENTALS OFFICE WORKER with bookkeeping ability end willingness NEW PROVIDENCE to da some physical work In handling BOARD OF REALTORS receiving and light deliveries, MIS I Rooms Famished I wllllagnets end ability to drive small delivery track. MM7S0. SEPARATE entrance, SUMMIT, large furnished room. Kitchen VOLUNTEERS prlvilego>> near town, gentleman v SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT preferred, references. 4M-M7t. Cltlient • Housowl vee • II ]l JL J who wants to got Invelvod, part time or full time. I need several I Apartment Furnished I volunteers fa work M ovary town In Union County tar my Congres- GOURMET'S DELIGHT! SUMMIT. Centrally faceted. Third sional campaign • inaMa or out- IMMEDIATE SUMMIT SUMMIT Moor, private apartment, i rooms doors - my hours or days, call U77SM or coma in. Thai* you. Beautiful ntw kltcbtn in this 4 bedroom, 2% EVERY ADVANTAGE. . Jor children and bath. Parking. July 1st. oulet ENGLISH COTTAGE. . .You'll fait in Richard A. •uftdli fw Congress, OCCUPANCY and adults in this S bedroom, central- mature business gentleman snly.* bath Colonial in Summit Mso hai family room love with this immaculate and unique Headquarters WJ7 Morris Ave., ly air-conditioned Colonial located on a 171 JtiS, J7J «Ji. home with large dining room, beautiful Union. and larft carpttod basement playroom and A well-built II yr. old Colonial. An easy walk to Brayten fireplace In living room, and screened- cul-detac, close to schools and trans- School, with 4 nice bedroom1a IV, batht. There'! a gOYNTON BEACH, Florida - for central air. See it today! tn porch. It won't lent long) AiKing oni v portation. Owner hat moved and it rent — new large apartment. 3 HILf WANTED — Summit panelled den as well es a finished recreation room. This ready! Let's have an offer. Asking Off in. Oeneral office worn. Book- is a good home In a quiet location for any age family. bedrooms. 1 baths, fully equipped MARGARET *. SHEPARD AOENCY * 101,500. kitchen, a fully furnished. I minutes keeping background preferred J7J-MJ0 Eves. Mrs. Oett,«M-3»U from ocean ,-aritbepping. Available plus typing skills. » day week, 11, for a Iohi.tullv« e month lease. Call benefits. Call 17J-JIJS lor appoint- THE STAFFORD AGENCY 101-HIHD). ment. REALTORS SUMMIT — 1 room efficiency, all HOUSEKEEPER-COOK; Sure- utilities supplied. Parking, txcelltnt pean. Full charge. Lovely 1st. 10 Bank St, Summit 273-1000 location. Call after t P.M. 37}-7]et, floor prlvete room, plus bath. All Eves I Sun. Mrt. Curtis, 177-2117, Mrs. Close 277-I7ee now appliances. Alr-condHionod CHARMING HOME SUMMIT — Modern, one bedroom, home In park-like sotting. High ctfpert, near town and tran- - wv have lust lilted a ipotleii e-bedroom home In salary tor right party. Call I7t- sportation, available Sept. 1. 2300. Springfield which you mould MO. Hat a beautiful new References required. 4M-MM. family room with large brick fireplace and beamed celling, a brand new kltchea with all convenience!, a HAIRDRESSER wanted with den on around level, J-car garage and lane panelled | Apartment Unfurnished | following for now full eervlce salon roc. room with built-in bar. Occupancy can be In time MOST PRICES GO at Historic Murray Hill Sqoore. lor Khool opening, call ui to hoped. Oreol opportunity for a personable UP, UP, UP CHATHAM - « rooms, second fl. client oriented person, Choose your area of specialty. untu apt. Married couplet only. Avail. but here's one that BSS gsna down, down, down from August I.4e4-J»71. MMM to SM,tM. Thli 1 bedroom, IV. bath Ranch with SKINNELL AGENCY 3-»r««ra«e In •erkeley Heights has recreation room. BERKELEY NEW PROVIDENCE, modern BEAUTICIANS Realton an-uss Urge lakwiled porch overlooking deep Y, acre lot on SUMMIT duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1 >,^ baths, A-C, We need a manager-«p*r*tor s$4 quiet deadend street and with reasonable property tan PRIVACY.. .This 5 bedroom, «Vi bath •IDeForestAve. Summit HEIGHTS diihwashcr, cerpetiitg, bai*f<»«f operators in Summit for a great \ Is an exceptional opportunity for an alert buyerl SH>M iits vt% almost an acre of secluded end garage. CIOM to schools, train cikrfeer oppeiiuniiy. evenings and Sunday JUST A YEAR OLD. . .We've sects! s property. You'll love the fireplace in ano shopping, sue. sept, i, tuim M. Starrer! !77-lfJ» year adding additional conveniences to TUC /111 I AHPN AnrmKu £?r r-izzi rzazti, mni r>v«r at« ncaaiftg den which overlook* the patio. Asking Mldwtit; we've puf in central air, e 12' 1129,500. SUMMIT — and floor, 3 family Realtors 177*777 i M' deck, new vinyl In kitchen and houte, residential area, private >» Union Place Summit, N.J. new tii> in foyer, attic fan, ttc. Motl U entrance. 2 bedroom apartment. RESUMES! Eves, 1 Sun. Cell Mr. Hayes 173-tSl* seen to be appreciated. W4.SO0. mSiiiTi «ig>iiiic kiicNen, SJOo per month, utilities included- Available Each re'tume a result of in- AVB- 1. Cafi evenmas, UlWl. depth Interview and genuine concern tor your nejeds. Call | : "¥¥; «." t;U ywwi n«u» in itma«' i t9li HOLMES «GE«CY 189* HOLMES MitlttTlKRj Apartment Uniumkhw 2tl Morris Ave., Summit, 273-3400 REL® KERN A. UUtlCH Eves. 4 Sum. Mrs. Hamilton 273-811*, Mrs. Whiieteii Vi I US WANTED - Small unfurnished YOUR OWN epanment, prefer in private MECHANIC wanted. Smell engine house, for young professional wo- repelr. Must have at least 5 yeers TENNIS COURT man with small pet. Aug. 1 experience. Cell for appointment. 4*4tl!l occupancy. iM-3374. REAL ESTATE BERKELEY HEIGHTS ASSISTANT, MEDICAL, lor MD'I FOR SALE YOUNG WOMAN seeks small. office la s*»rt Him. » !s « 6ssr c.*-.i«, ii,}. modern apartment In week, Experience helpful but 31 21IIII11 11 )l 21 II 11 21 11 II111121 II 21 11 31 21 21 21 21 11 31 21 J13! Summit, References on request. i3S- training possible. Write Summit 31 21 HereM, box ea. 21 MADISON 21 21 YOUNO PROFESSIONAL malt, CAMERA SALESPERSON tor retail 31 21 moving from Conn., seeks to tnaro . store, experienced only, opportunity 31 REDUCED! preferably houseor large apartment lor edvencement, salery com- 21 In the general area. Rent between 21 This well maintained 3 bedroom, H* bath split level 31 MADISON mentereie with experfeace. Send SIM and 1K», must Include small resume with reference* to lex N, 11 with family room, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, 21 II Well maintained 7 room ranch. pet. Write (on Jii, snort Kills, K.i. Siisimn, NJ a7tti. living room and dining r&em. Lovely private back yard. 21 living room with fireplace, 07G7I. 21 Located in Summit. Atkins M3.000. 21 New, maintenance-free. Ml weather double co»rt on the 11 21 dining room, eat-in kitchen SECRETARY EXPERIENCED tor wooded! acre grounds o< this 1 bedroom, I bath Capo In 31 21 with diitiw/aiher. 3 bedrooms, PROFfSSIONAL COUPLE looking Hospital Administration. Excellent t«rkeley Heights. RecrMtlM and seclusion an yours 31 t baths, large family room tor a J, 4, S room apartment In benefits A pleeunt working can. THE PRICE IS RIGHT HANDYMAN? 31 d>t>oni. Mmt have good skills, as owner of this lovely nemo, located at the end of a II 21 with o*w wall-to-wall carpet, 2 dupicH near Summit and Chatham. private road • yet walking dUtaac* to schools and Small dog Mcloded. References Inltlatne a ability to got eleng well •rick-Frame Colonial - Fireplace la Living Rm. tor 21 Makt an offer on this 1 bedroom, 1 bath Colonial. Large 21 car garage, located on targe convenient to transportation - High He's. available. About Jill to RM. 11J- wim omers. MierfneiiD proiOFioo. winter evening* - Porch for COM summers - Many 31 kitchen, living room with fireplace, large screened in 21 well landscaped property, References required. Selary custom features - plaster want - leaded windows - 31 21 ashing P 1119. 31 back porch In New Providence Asking mid Ufi. negotiable. Call Director of Per. window seat - alum. comb, n Offered M SW'i. 21 RESPONSIBLE professional sonnelj 2TJ «U). 31 21 21 woman looking for S4-3 room apt., 21 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP carriage house, gerage apt. Local SECRETARY, Area sales office for 21 RANCH 21 REL0 WARRANTY ANO EQUITY PROGRAMS 21 references available. Please call national manufecturing company Come see this 4 bedroom home. Featuring 3 new baths, 21 Immaculate < bedroom cape «7«6J17 days, JJi)S7l aves. located In Springfield. N.J. tooklng 31 21 for person with typing and stene | »1 MORRIS AVENUE 31 fireplace In living room. Lovely 1M ft. deep lot in Oil- cod offered for Sept. occupan- SUMMIT, H. ). 07*01 lette. Priced in the Mo's Make an offer. 21 COUPLE NEEDS Sept. I two •« experience. Previous sales office 31 21 cy. 2 Mths. living room fire- Two bath rouutli NY commute experience desired. Modern offices 273-240O 21 II place, panelled den; homo summit vicinity, call 27)-eti7. with fMeauni working conditions. »• located on plcturosque helf Excellent benefits. Coll 417-UM 31 ecre. Low taxes. Asking Ftfmjrtrt Apartment Between t e.m. - 5 p.m, REALTORS • INSURERS * APPRAISERS 31 142, HO. II PART-TIME position - Oentel Eves A Suns. Mrs. Heinle M»-1S12 Assistant. Ideal for w««ian wHtt FAliDTNATIONAL E YOUNO WOR.KINO Mrs. Hamilton 27! 9ltt older chlldrati. MiKperience n«l "RELOCATION ft ZIEGUR AGENCY INC cloen, considerate. ~ walking necessary, call suteil S Brrrhwood Rd. II dtitonct to trains. Jett, Hl-mi tl 371-1101 HOLMES AGENCY 1896 after t P. M. HOLMES AGENCY 1896 11 230Mainst Madison 273-5522 21 SECRETARr 31 I House Unturnidwd | Evenings and Sundays MARKETING DEPT. Barbara Nace4MSIs« OlnnyT>kact«M-47n 31 4640475 31 (11 R'HKl'l WHO'S IS t)l III ON I'HIMISAI. MCNYJt K PETRONE AGENCY NEW PROVIDENCE SUMMIT — 4 twdrooni, Itvlna At feast s year* expedience. 31 room, dining room, large kitchen, 21 Realtoi Position requires high eel THREE bedroom split on large S4» a month plus utilities. 177444); ibro person with •xcetlenf 21 2774441 or address gen t\ Summit Were national but corner let. Woods In reer. I ^ beths, typing * itono skills. Tech- 21 we're neighborly kilchcn with eeting area, rec. room. Hireld, Summit, N.J. 31 nical background a plus. livlngreom withdining area, exlres. Must be self starter and 21 Eves Angela Tango -«« »o»< Near grade school. Principals only. House Unfurnished I 31 able to assume responsibil- fX 42It Winied I ity. Liberal empfoyM bene- 311111II II 2111II 31 31 21 21 3111 31 31 21 21 21 21 21 II 11 31 II II 21 31 II , fits. *** PA****** It* AA «***•<* flKI>*M*nilft •>***•>* IX PROFESSIONAL COUPLE, no SUMMIT children, wants bouse or S bedroom apartment. Handy • wilting to tfo Phono «e4-24ee' tor appt. NEW PROVIDENCE LOVELY 4 bedroom, 2 bath split seme work, call evening! 3?M3f7. References upon request. AIRCO, INC. level with recreation room, Hre- Mountain Ave. Murray Hill place and centra) air condition- ing. House newly painted on tot with beautiful trees. Principals Offices Equal opportunity employer mf PERFECT only. 173 4«7 location in Murray Hill, charming living room, dining SUMMIT room, eat-in modern kitchen, ] bedrooms, Hi baths, ********** TYPISTS 2 NEW LISTINGS IN family room 1 more. Large wooded lot. Asking tu,s». Attractive S-room office suite; REDUCED SECRETARIES Coll us to inspect. second floor. 1200 sq ft. Now VACATION + A 1 < NORTH SUMMIT building, center of town. Com- Large Colonlel, Lincoln SMOOTHER SAILINO pletely carpeted, air-conditioned. Magnificent property, almost % acre, many inter- school district. Rent from JOIN rooms on upper floor can Utilities, dally lanitor service •sting trees and shrubs. 16 year old home SKINNELL AGENCY help you pay your mort- included. A-l TEMPORARIES 277-335© features larfe airy rooms, central air, 3 bedrooms, gage. Needs some sprucing 2734000 lit Park Ave., Sc. Plains 113-UO3 Summtt up, but lots of potential at 1 Division St., Somorvlllo SM-SUe Vk baths, family room and finished ret room. BELL AND BIRDS... Evening! and Sunday H!,«0. Mr. Clarke or Mrs, Forties L. bannister 273-tM* OREGORY CLARK, The Herald Building Asking $110,000. Vet, our newly-listed New Providence Colonial It M. Sterrettitf-im Realtor 11 Bank St. a leisurely walk to BELL LABS and Watchung Summit AVON Reservation. And from the sunny country 3771400 SUMMER CAN BE more than A home ready for yon. Beautifully decorated and kitchen with dltfiwather, you can sip Mat last *********** another toad of wash. Call now tor SUMMIT - Office Space. Com- cup of morning coffee watching birds nit ebout information about ttm perfect part landscaped. 18 years old, 4 bedrooms, 2tt baths, pletely furnished a, carpeted pri- the lovely gardens outside. This well lald-eut time earning opportunity. No ex- ESTATE FOR SALE | ENGLISH tUOOR — Oak Knoll Rd.. vate office. Pull timt reception-' family room. Family sized kitchen, lots of space. home Is centrally air conditioned and also 4 bedrooms, V, D«lhi Principals perience necessary. 17J-OTM. Includes fireplace in living room, format dining, only. »Mtu. iit. Personal teitphona answering. Call us for details. J bedrooms, l Vi baths, and I-car garage. Roof Is Conference room for your meet- new, »"d hutlno, unit lust 4-yrs 319. Offered at ing. BANK STREET PROFES- HEAL ESTATE sales openlm for | BERKEUY HEIGHTS || CHATHAM BOROUGH | I PENNSYLVANIA | SIONAL CENTER, CALL m-uss experienced reel estete person tn I75.M0. eiteblished Summit oHice. Replies Serving you In 4 counties: ctnfldentiet. W.A. McNamare UNION SOMERSET NEWER SPLIT LEVEL on large private THIS ISO acre tract has no wasted —Morris Avenue at Realtor 171-laH or «4 J1I7 MORRIS HUNTERDON landscaped lot bordering en land, it ii exceptionally flat in its Center. Approximately m «j. ft. 4 bedroom, 1W baths, 3 car woaglsnds Orchard trees "6«3 welt lram*ft*tty with 175 acrn in map)*, SECRETARr. Mature person in Weichert garage, move-in condition, im- established vegetable garden. QOitl. ash, and cherry and 75 acres in one-man Meplewood-center office. mediate occupancy. In the SW's. dead end street, a bedrooms, IV* tietdt. The land beasts great views SUMMIT — I block from station - Requires above everage Intelligence . Saigon, $nc., bettii, eat-tn kitchen, den, panelled in ail directions and a very sub- elevator 1550 sq. It. at $5.00 tq. ft. as and seme knowledge of etementerv Realtors SEDITA REALTY, REALTOR game room, finished foundry room, stantial trout stream through the i%, pay own wtiilt.es. Also ISO sqgare accounting, bookkeeping, and figure sst.toe. Can eas-sow. interior. Oeer and turkey abound teet of warehouse space SM.0O work. Steno not needed but typing New Providence 4MH4] month in Chatham. The RiCHLAND 102 SUMMIT AVENUE 277-1200 and bear are frequently sighted- skill ncessary. Reply P.O. Bex a, ' tvei 4*4 4415 CO. Realtors, 173-7018. REALTORS 378 Spnnglield Ave,. Summit Owner could get hit direction Summit Herekt. Summit. N.J. CHATHAM BORO — Prime confused in the vastness of this WITHOTHER OFFICESIN CHATHAM. I CHATHAM B0R0U6H | retreat if it were not for the groomed MORBISTOWN. BASKING RIDGE. CHESTER, location, Washington Ave. Colonial. Stores i bedrooms, ity baths, living room ski slopes of Oregon Hill looming In ASSISTANT SCHOOL a Church the distance •» a reliable bearing. CLINTON & SOMERSET SOUTH CHATHAM BORO — Coionlal on with fireplace, eat*)n kitchen. custodian. Steedy position. Full screened porch overlooking large The ik) area is ad|oined by a limited WATCHUNO TRIANSLt: Seed time. Cell irtltl! tor Interview •SPECIALIZING IN CORPORATE TRANSFERS' quiet corner lot. I bedrooms, living commercial airport. Fronts on 3 room with flreplece, dining room, fenced in yard. Finished bawment lecetion. Good parking. Available Appointment. with lireptace, Washington Khool roads, plus a (arm road into the immediately. 7Sl-mi. Eves. «M eet-ln kitchen, finished rec *oom in center make all areas of this ex- district, priced at MS.90Q. Principals »»• -full basement, jalousie perch, pansive tract accessible. ti75,ooo. lit,M0 Principals only. tUMtl. only, call i)S H37. NURSES - RKTt or now gradu- Wilkinson-Dunn Co,, Bkr., P.O. Box ates, permanent or temporary. IS, Wsllsbore, PA. I*«l Ph. 7U-724- Vicilion Rentals 100 bed modem nursing homo 1232. Chatham Township. Full time 1 f7S BROWN MISCELLANEOUS p.m. to ii p.m., ii p.m. to 7 a.m. PALMETTO OUNES Resort, Hilton Also Interviewing for part time all BERKELEY HEIGHTS Head Islend, s.c. 2 bedreom villa, shifts. Call III 1500 Mon.-Frl., to EAST HANOVEM. — Country Club NIW LOG CABIN located on quiet lagoon, sleeps e>l. Alt foe. Section. 7'room flench, living room, Bemnkill, Salem, N.Y. Skiing RENTALS housekeeping facilities. LAVIR— FOWLER dining room, large eat-In kitchen, and hunting areai trout at front EMERSON Tennis. 1 championship REALTORS family room, 3 bedrooms, a beths, door, interior incomplete. Tram golf courses. Poet A ocean swim- PART TIME art teacher. Toes., screened rear porch end patio, forred; mutt Mil. Additional ming. Excellent boating ft fishing. Wed., a Thurs. Cranes I to «. MURRAY HILL SQUARE 464 5200 geetitllully landscaped. Meny e«- Sourmet dining throughout island References required. Reply P.O. building lot also available. Week- Rooms Furnished Opposite the Murray Hill Train Station tres. Principals only. Call 11/ »N7. tut per week, March-November. Box a, Summit HereM. Summit, BEST BUY days I0I-4M-1KI0. ItO per week, December-Fobroery. N.J. cell I7t is»l weekdays until •:» or This tour year old home has boon beautifully decorated SUMMIT: Furnished ruwm to rent 7U4HI evenings a, weekends. Color SECRETARY WITH for business genltefhan in prlvete slides availeble. CONTEMPORARY and landscaped by its transferred owner. Located on a 17J-IIJ0. SUPERVISORY quiet street, It feature! central air conditioning, tour RESPONSIBILITY RANCH... large bedrooms, IVt baths and a llrepUce In the family COMMERCIAL BUILDING A challenging opportunity for per- room. Available Immediately. Sit.MO Jt — Attractive room Miicelleneons son looking for association with ..! .that reflects the true approach to modern living. 311-315 SPRINGFIELD AVE. »*r business person; kitchen quality mum billion dollar Ration- Contemporaries are rare in the Northeast, and this one privileges, near station. Refaren- STUDIO — Prefosslonel artist al firm. College degree preferred will excite the couple who hat boon looking and looking SUMMIT cesrwjuired J74-7U3. desires studio space, opproiimefely but must have basic tocroteriol to no avail. Among Its many features are g Cathedral SM m it., sink. North light typo skills with human reuMwn Oround floor (1 tenants) presently leased. Entire second floor of preferable. Bathroom available. living room calling, 4 bedrooms, central air condition- FURNISHED ROOM for rent, t)5 e ttajjM Cerr, Mtlffl merits. A diversified lob that ing, separata study, plus a bright modern kitchen. J.soo sq. ft., recently remodelled; W-W carpeting, air conditioned, week, II Interested call 177-UI7. calls for some bookkeeping exper- Light and airy aro the key words hero. Priced at will be available to owner or new tenant. Ample parking lot. Building ience or mathematical expertise. »IM,»0 and situated on over an acre of woods In In good condition. Price SMr,SM. Principals only, stout Realty, Inc. - CHATHAM — Attrectlve, com- Modern office building In Spring- Berkeley Heights. You owe It to yourself to tee It. May iriMot fortable room for business gen- Held, N.J. Phone 17»-7r73. Realtors • UlSprlngfleM Ave., Summit tlemen only. Kitchen-foctmlei; parking, Neer trensporlatlen. 273-7010 fpT Timb • Leoies or men TYPisT.ali around office help. Port Reference. 771 «l!l after 510 time. 171-+MO. Call Sundays and evenlngv LONO BEACH ISLAND - Ouple> 1- work from home on new telephont OUD EXPERIENCE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE bedroom, living room, kitchen, prcsrem. Cam SIS to ?l» per porch;gat hoot, each floor. Doubit SUMMIT - furnished room, all LEOAL SECRETARY — ex- week depending on time avaH perienced. Short Hills-Summit Oreo, garage; outside shower. >4S,«W. J7) utilities included. Kitchen priv- .able. Call «H». J ileges, S1«s month. M7-01M. call «7-tl». THE SUMMIT HERALD Till HSKW.Jt 1.122, I'm. PAGE 13 HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE j[ SERVICES Rinaldo Wary About Garage Sale Miscellaneous Used Cars Mason Contractors Programmer-Analyst H Plastering Postal Service Collapse VARIETY — Shop, yard, housthold, 7) PINTO SQUIRE Wagon - Auto., V. AND J, MERCADANTE — clothing, books, 9«mti, ill ch*»pt FINE ART I AC, sno«s. <>c. cond., liw mllaan, Mason work. Water drainage. Sump PLASTERING An extended subsidy "Ninety percent of the S»t. I Sun, 10 • t. 32 Holly Glen L«nt 1 ownar, 377.104*. pumps Installed. 4*4-7575. 74S-04IO. South, ••rktlty Htfohit. RARE BOOKS Expert repair or new sheet- program lo protect the U.S. Postal Service budget goes INTERESTING 17 PLYMOUTH FURY 111, 41,«ll> rock & taping - prepare!ion tor Posliil Service against for wages, and no amount of Shahn, Soyar, Riven, Hard- CLOCKS — mantel, .will, grand- miles, AC, S cylinder, ISO engine, KING IN MASONRY WORK pointing - We cooperalt with mechanization nr greater father. OO, ttc> virltty ol tmftil wick, Batkin, Rembrandt, lt4S. 4*4-7t5f. Ben Carlagnini "Do it your telfer." Know 'crippling rale increases" BANKING powor ft hand toon, lathi, He UW. aenton, others. Rare books. recommended Summit-Short was recommended today by efficiency in management labt* MW. drills, motor* *tc, small JACOB L.EMDIN If70 V.W. Bug, blue, stick shllt; over 20 yrs. exp. HUH area. Phil Epitcopo tan eliminate the need for "THE STABLE" lit-p. Matthew .1. Kinaldo. oak dtik, curio cat* with lights, toti Step, sidewalks, patio, limplace, Home improvement & Repair. mort, 41 Blackburn Place, Summit. MSummltAvo, Summit 1100 173-MH The Union County the bulk of postal service POSITIONS etc. Free estlmatei Call alter 4 373SM.I. Ifi to 4 Frt * Sat. 114 P.M. Wed. thru Sat. P.M. 2H B0»» riiiigressman insisted, cmployees---the mail andbyAppt.i711>>l 1*74 COUOAN Silver LUMury Croup- SAT., JULY J4th, • :» - « p.m. im Low mileage, climat* control. AhA- however, thai with heavier carriers AVAILABLE Dutch Opara Coupa, 12 It. Sprlta FM ttereo., new tires, many extras. subsidies must come tighter 'This is particularly so in travtt Irailtr. Honda mini-bike, i*" I73-H2S alter i P.M ):j Roofing altdric range, picnic ict, Locke FOUR piece walnut bedroom let. 7 Congressional control of a period when residential tt. pool table, sat dryer. 4*4-tS7l. EBM 570145 OS •itate mower with sulky, >M» BTU 71 CHEVROLET KingswoodEstate - HERBSTERtDIFIGLIA inuii services and a "much and business expansion is BOOfINO- SIDING — GUTTERS gat furnace, skis, church pew with t paiunser wagon. Air com)., Mason Equipmtnt-Cobol Unguifi cushion, camping equipment, fur- COMCLETS O.E. all i««l kltthen. REPAIRS stronger accent on ef causing a steady PATIOS, Fireplaces, Brick, niture, antiques and collectlbltt. i*t is'i cu, It. RCA. Whirlpool oil Fullyiniured Freeesllmates liciemy and sound enlargement of delivery •HllwvDollar First National Stitt Bank relrlgerator* th» City ot Summltfor ID per cant of m« New Base Bid muni be submitted with each proposal. 9 IMM. HOTtCI ^ Clearwater Overwhelms All fildsand Bid Securities must be Penny Lane enclosed in a properly eMled en. NOTIC* velope, bearing on the outside the the Common Council of the City ot name ol the bidder and the Summit at a regular meeting held Berkeley Swimmers NATURE OF THE SID CON July e, me, approved the site Plan On Boards TAINED THEREIN. 01 Office Building For Or. Leonard The Common Council rtttrvw the R. Moore, Cedar Street, Summit, A strong Clearwater Swim Frank l.ehr, David The Penny Lane Players, rlsht to refect ell bids or proposal*, N.J,, prepared by Benolst and Club team overwhelmed the Woodard. Rich Callaghan waive any minor defects end-or to Goldberg Architects, union. New sponsored by the Summit accept the bid that in Its judgment Jersey dated: April 14,1974. latest Berkeley Swim Club team in and Jim Clark in in 2:17.8. Area YMCA, is presenting will be lor the best interests ot the, revision June t, 197e, subject to the the second dual meet of the In the freestle events, city of Summit, and to consider bids following conditions: '•The Play Rights", a for sixty <60) days etter their 1. The plant spacing along the 1976 Town and Country Clearwater swimmers look musical for children, at the receipt. southerly property line be r i" Swim League season ;S49 - first places in the following Dated: July 2C, !«76 rather then 1' e" shown on the site Playhouse, New England OAVIOL. HUGHES plan. - 146. age groups: Katie Hess, avenue, at 1:30 p.m.. . City Clerk Copy ot resolution adopted by girls' B and under; Albert SHJuJy n, me M M Common Council on July i, Wit Clearwater swimmers through Saturday, July 24. taking the above action Is on file in established one new league Anderson, boys' 8 and un- the City Clerk's Office at City Hall, der, Amy Moakley, girls' 10 Written by director Dana Summit, N.J. and available for record The girl's freestyle (alderwood and musical inspection. relay team of Sarah Boyce, and under; boys' 10 and OAVIDL. HUGHES director D.W. Fletcher, the NOTICC CltyClerk Libby Boyce, Maureen under, Chris McGrath; Application ot Richard M. production has an all-girl SH July 22, I97e M.g0' Clubby, and Liz Woodard girls' 11 and 12, Karen Delaney for a variance to construct Clark; boys' 11 and 12, Steve cast, which includes Lisa a one family dwelling havingJmu swam the event in 2:08.5 Twill, Holly Robertson, street frontage men requlratPIly minutes. Jahries; girls' 13and 14, Liz ordinance on Lot u. Block M F, Krln-Kllse Ruhl, Amy Gash located in the R IS single family Woodard; boys' 13 and 14,JOINS FAMILY K1KM - Two new Clearwater Club and Wendy Israel, as well as tone was granted the 12th day of NOTICI TO CftSOlTORS Jim Clark; and girls' 15 I (Iward ('. lliihncK, July me. A copy of the resolution Is ESTATE OF EUCLID P, GHEE, records were established, Dlna, Donna and Pam as the on tile In the Building Inspector's through 17, Caroline Flynn lirisiilnil nl llolmf. Deceased. and one club record was young triplets. t office, 512 Springfield Avenue. Pursuant to the order of MAR Y C. tied. Albert Anderson Berkeley's Bob Schreishiem Agency, ha* announced the Applicent of Industrial Center, KANANE, Surrogate of the County took boys' 15 through 17. appointment of his son. The plot of the play inc., Michael Fsrmlchella, for of Union, made on the 11th day of established a Clearwater concerns a group of premises known as Lot A. Block 23 In July, A.D., 197*, upon the cp record for boys' 8 and under In breaststroke events, Stewart I*. Moiiiirs. as a real the R 5 Zone for a variance pursuant plication of ma undersigned, ai rhlatr representative in the "playwrights" who perform loNj.SA 40:30 M Id) 10 permit I he Executors ot the estate of sak) freestyle with a time of 17.9 Berkeley's Laura Mor plays In their own cave until applicant to perk construction deceased, notice is bereby given to seconds: tenson took first place for su \ear old Summit real equipment on the R-S portion of the me creditors of said deceased to they are discovered by a property was recommended to the exhibit to the subscriber under oath Chris McGiffm tied the girls' 11 and 12. Other first estate anil insurance firm Common Council the 12thdayof July or affirmation their claims anri young girl. 197ft. A copy of the resolution is on freestyle Club record of 15.8 ptoces were taken by the He is (he second in (he demands against the estate of said fourtli generation of his Ticket information may file in the Building Inspector's of deceased within sin months from the BICENTENNIAL BABY - Patrick J. Fitigerald, sr., ExARerf Killer of Summit Elk for boys 10 and under, while ?• lowing Clearwater tret. 51! Springfield Avenue. date of satd order, or they wilt be lumih lo join the be obtained by calling Zoning Board of Adjustment forever barred from prosecuting or Lodge 1246, presents a $100 savings bond to Overlook Hospital's Bicentennial Baby, Liz Woodard broke the club 'immers: girls' 10 and (alderwood at 27M218. Arthur P. Condon, Secretary recovering the same against the record and tied the league ..nder, Chris Reubal; boys' organization that was SM July 22, We " «ts.»O' subscriber. Meredith Ann Mannino, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mannino of Warren, who was established liv his urcat- born at 7:55 a.m. on July 5. (Schneller photo) record for girls 13 and 14 10 and under, Fred Storey; ElitabethD. Ghee and !>ramlfathes in INW1. His Pater H. Ghe«r Executors freestyle with a time of 29.8. boys' 11 and 12, Eric Mullet; UffiAL NOTICI J, £dward Schilimgburg, lousin. James M. Porter, Area Thvtis Attorney There were a number of Karen Leonard, girls' 13 and also ;i great-grandson, is NOTICE V Deforest Ave., 14; boys' 13 and 14, Tim Summit, N J, double and triple winners in senior vice president and The Common Council of the City of the meet: Kor Berkeley, Clabby. . Leads to MA Summit at a regular meeting held Dodgers Leading Mayor Loop insurance manager. He Julv 6, !W£, approves! the &p Bob Schreishiem was a Maureen flabby ot joined the Holmes Agency in Communication and the olic*iion of James J. Tedescfi for * The Dodgers won two singles also drove in two in other action, me double winner; for Clear- Clearwater took the open variance at 2K Broad Street and 117 IMfifi. Mr. Holmes atlendeil research dimensions of a Morris Avenue on Block 22, Lot 3, games last week to hold first Padres gained their first runs. water, the triple winners girls' individual medley Summit public siliouls and promotional campaign for Located partially In the B-Business NOTICE TOCRCDITORS place in the Board of The Dodgers defeated the win by defeating the Reds, included: tii Woodard, Berkeley's Bob Schreisheim Oi&trtct and RS Single Family ESTATE OF DOROTHY E. PAIN, graduated from .Morristown Historic Murray Hill Square District, subject to the following Recreation's Major 12-7, Jerry Hunt, the pit- Deceased, Phillies for a second time in Maureen Clabby, Jim Clark took the boys' open in Mum ".:'! istown-Beard) was the subject of a thesis conditions: Pursuant to the order of MARY C. Baseball League. an exciting 11-9 game. Mike ching victor, aided his own and Rich Callaghan. Double dividual medley. written by Linda Filippone, 1. if approved by common Council KANANE, Surrogate of the County ot the City ot Summit, the applicant of union,_made_on the 14th day of Behind th£ fiv**-hi! pit- gained the pitching win in range with a hnt hat Jerry winners for Cle;.. A'aier Berkeley swimmers tsefc .J....-I., ~* 14. -_J *a__ vtiavit pT«*«>>t f/wOaV ivT p4*rnH>y view jviy, A.C., ly/o, upon inv ap- ching of John Murray and relief of Mark Haley. Chris had three hits, as did Steve were Karen Leonard, Amy bai'ht A degree at uaugnici vt mi. wiu M« o, screening ftccsptcble ib th».Plan- plication of me undersigned, as four first places in the ning Board. Executor of me «state of said the slugging of Gerard Tarashuk paced the winners Middleton for the Padres. Moakley, Karen Clark, backstroke events: Steve Millikin I'niverslty School of Edward Filippone, Jr., of 36 2. Only vehicles uwd in connection deceased, notice is hereby given to Phelan, the Dodgers easily with a perfect three-for- Jack Rogan aided the cause Sarah Boyce, Chris Music. Decatur. Illinois, tie Lowell avenue, who was with the auto repair butvtntu b* the creditors of said deceased to Warrington, boys' 10 and allowed to t» placed on any portion exhibit to the subscriber under oath defeated the Phillies, 7-2. three. The game was with a triple. The Reds were McGiffin, Steve Jahries, under; Sherri Cushman, lias heen associated with the granted a master's degree 04 me property. or affirmation their claims and The win for Murray was his marked by eight extra base limited to three hits by a trio Frank Lehr and Dave musk' department of the in English and com- 3. All fencing and other ap- demands against me estate of saM girls' 11 and 12; boys' Hand propriate screening ihait be kept in deceased with ins.K months from the third of the season. Phelan hits, including a home run of Padre hurlers, with Hunt Wnodard. 12. Dave Caccavo, and girls' Summit schools since munications, with honors, good repair, as to be determined by date of saw order, or they win be belted out two singles and a by Robert Morton. getting the win. 13 and 14, Sue Leivonen. September I97:t, having by Fairleigh Dickinson the Building inspector. forever barred from prosecuting or "'•"tley relf. . opened Uie Copy of resolution adopted by recovering the same against the double good for two runs Clearwater's Amy Moakley previously taught in I'nion University, Madison, Common Council on July *. 1976> subscriber. batted in. Mike Bosket's two • < ring portion of the meet, won the girls' 10 and under Springs. New York. Since recently. taking the above action is on file in O.H. Pain, named tn the bith were won by Clear- the City Clerk's Office at city Ha!!, WHiasDonaldH.Pain, p.m. Phone orders are race and Rich Callaghan l!)7:< he has been organist- Miss Kilippone, whose Summit, N.J. and available ««- Executor accepted if 377-4487 is waier teams. Jill Faherty, look the boys' 13 and 14 race. < Imir director of Watchung thesis was entitled, inspection, Bourne and Holt, Attorneys Karen Leonard, Sarah "Communications Devel- DAVIDL HUGHES 312 Springfield Ave., Outside called. In the butterfly events, Avenue 1'resbvterian City Clerk Summit, N J 07*01 Boyce and Maureen Clabby opment Project: Murray 5H July 22, We It 42 *** Clearwater swimmers Church, North Flainfleld, 1H July 12. IP?6 M.OO' Reading Workshop won the girls' medley in and this past year has been Hill Square", was 1:10.5. The boys' medley swept the first places. Girls' Weekdays l:0o-7:00.«;\5 Summit A rapid reading workshop director of the Summit responsible for the Saturday and Sunday was won by the team of 10 and under, Brlgid preparation of press for persons entering college Clabby; boys' 10and under. YM< Vs Bicentennial Boy's lIW»S