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Kirn hulls I'l'tileslfl tjliln'i i I , 1111 r i; 11 "VMthpr 'hr Rrpuhhr-an nur 'hr laces, (in hold «i(ies. of the l>;illni [ iiMiiori a! \r r;i nduiate*, for Si i'*' Scnah tailed In bring an appn>eiahl<- numbe; liii'i-H.itn chiilli'ngerv (iiir •.hmH.ird of Mountainside voters tu the polU in bearer t'eier MeDnnoiigh wun 701 Tuesday's primary election Of the borough voles, while Pemocr.iiH broii^ih •-. \ 'li\f\ rejJiMered vuh ~ri- ..nU li'ipclu! Hairs I'appii"- h;>'l I <7 SH'i J4 percent i easi hallols I berc aK" s>**re no > .uiir^K in In the battle fop nnminalion ,is the r i, i it i ma! ion** lm>ral \^Msmbl\ Republican gubernatorial nominee c aiiciidat!1^ Tnilit's u**re Raymond II Balenian uas the victor in Republicans William Magwir'1 I'M the hiirniigh liver challenger Thomas m,I I),,ivilH IiiFranrescMi i\7 7 Kean. by a vole of 4:i7 to :i"ti Totals for (Continued on page 21 the other ( K i|' hopefuls were (' Rohcri Sareone. 117 and William Angus ,Ir , '.M In the Democratic race, local setters gave their support to incumbent Dayton High Brendan Byrne, with 111 votes Robert A Hoe ssas second, svith TH voles, followed by Joseph A Hoffman. 45 will retain Ralph DeRose, ;H, James Florin. 24. A Howard Freund, ]:i; Raymond (DEER)FlfLD DAY—A strenuous tug of war was among the events at the seventh and eighth grades students participated in the athletics liarrarnone. il, Kmery ,1 Zolri. :i. and annual Deerfield School field day program, held last Thursday Six, (Photo-Graphics) George Koukns. 1 Melvin M Whales final exams received no votes, but Paul Jordan, who The Regional High School Board of had withdrawn from the race too late to Fducalion Tuesdas night denied a Playground have his name taken off the ballot, sill request by students at Jonathan Dayton Regional schools present report garnered fl Regional in Springfield to moke final Vote totals for Republican Borough examinations optional for seniors with Council candidates, who svere un honor grades The board meeting a! tells of plans challenged, svere: Bruce (ieiger. 752. David Brearley Regional in Kenilworth and Timothy Benforri. fSHfi Republican was attended by more than IIMI people on statewide reading, math tests Ruth nibadio, incumbent tax collector, most of them apparently teachers in for summer The Union County Regional High making inference regarding what is algebra, geometry and problem who also was unchallenged, received the district s four high schools None of School District has released a report on read, drawing conclusions and dealing solving The scores nn each item of the Til) votes There svere no Democratic the teachers spoke, but apparently ihes The summer playground sponsored results of state reading and with cause and effect relationships tost won1 equal to or exceeded the candidates for those offices svere presen! to demonstrate solidants by the Mountainside Recreation mathematics tests conducted among "The word recognition skills of the scores of the reference standards The In the three-way Republican race for in (heir deadlocked negotiations «ilh Commission will open on Monday, June loth grade pupils at the district's four students were also very good, with results of this lest indicate that the nomination as Union County Sheriff th<> board over a 1HT7-7H eonlract A 27. at the Eehobrook School, It will run schools this winter. particular strength in the use of curriculum is meeting the needs of [he the borough victor was Lester A teacher spokesman did state, however, weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon and i to 4 Summing up the results, Dr. Francis synonyms and analogies The district students at the 9th and Huh grade Sargent ,!r , svith fiifi votes Challengers that they svouid have "a great deal" to p.m. through Aug. 19. Kenny, director of pupil personnel scores in the area of study skills in- levels," he said Charles Radecki and Matthew Nilsen say in the near future if there is no progress Children who will be entering first services, said: dicate that the students' skills are very Strengths cited by Dr Kenny in the received IB;! and 14B, respectively grade or above in the fall may par- "The reading ability of students who good in the use of dictionaries and 10th grade reading tests included: use Ralph Froleich was the local The case against fini.il exams for ticipate in the playground, A variety of svere loth graders In 1976-1977 in the reference books, and in reading maps of synonyms and analogies; reading Democratic choice for the sheriff's senior honor students svas presented by activities are scheduled, including arts Regional District is very good. These and charts. The ouled in him participate in an activity if they aren't good skills in identifying main ideas, ability to deal with whole numbers, problems. in Mountainside girls' softball by a Genkinger when she caught a line drive Interested in it. recognizing the supportive details, fractions, decimals and percents. The lOlh grade reading ;ind math score of 24-K. Heidi Dalhausser pitched I'mm l.indit Belenefs Lisa Mc-C;ir!hy "Playgrounders may also come and results, as compared to reference a good game for the Mohawks. Home pitched i:j strikeouts go during the dty, although they may standards, do not indicate any areas (if runs svere hit by Donna Kinaldo. Robin The Niivujos defeated ihe .Mohawks not stay at the playground between weakness, Dr Kenny reported. He did, Zirkel and Lisa Jackson. Donna also by a score of, 212-4, thus elinutuiting the noon and 1 p.m. as there is no super Dodgers, Braves win however, suggest consideration of made a double play when she caught a Mohawks from the playoffs. Lisa vision during the lunch hour," reinforcement in: reading com fly ball and then thresv to first base for a McCarthy pitched a five-hit. \2 An experienced staff will direct the prehension skills of grasping in- second out. -Excellent fielding was strikeout gainc for the Navajus playground. Bill Krihak is returning for two in Major League ferences, sequence of events and contributed by Donna Rinaldo and Heather Creraiii singled four times and his fourth year as supervisor, and recognizing tone, computational skill of Anne Wixom Apache pitcher svas Lisa McCarthy hit tor the cycle a Kathy King also begins her fourth year By RICH REITER Jurczak held the Chiefs In check on the rounding, changing percent to decimal, Amanda Wyckoff. hoinerun, triple, double and single on the staff as assistant supervisor. The Mountainside Major League mound while Brahm, Sefack, Solomon, and proportion percent, and algebra The Navajos ended their season svith Other strong hits came from Kim Arts and crafts supervisor Sue Oliverie Dodgers won two games this past week. Rodriguez and Frank Kelly hit at the skills in the areas of operation prin- a ^-l record by defeating the Shawnees, Genkinger. Susan Riccio, Carol (Continued on page 2) Sparked by the strong pitching of plate. Ed Mayer pitched for the Chiefs ciples and combining terms H-l. The teams' offense came from Kim Heyrnan, Beth Ball and Stephanie Stolz Bobby Sefack and the clutch hitting of The Vikings, with 14 hits, over- Recommendations also included a (ienkinger ssho had two singles and a Good fielding svas contributed by Stephen Solomon, Ricky Brahm, Stu whelmed the Cubs, 29-3, Henry Largey review by the English and mathematics two-run homer. Other hitters were led Donna Hinaldo of the Mohawks ssho Sign-up to start Jurczak, Peter Feltman, Bobby Sefack went the distance to pick up the teachers of the test results as they by Lisa McCarthy who got two doubles made a double play Hits for the and a game-winning double In the triumph, Largey also hit three doubles reflect present classroom emphasis; a and a triple, Allison Turley. Carol Mohawks came from N'ella Kohnen- bottom of the sixth by Charlie in three trips to the plate, Patrick review of the test results with all Heynian, Susan Riccio and Amy Van bergor, Patricia SalimbiMie, Lisa for swim team Rodriguez, they edged the Chiefs, 7-6. Esemplare and Mike Kontra each (Continued on page 2) Pelt all provided strong hitting, A good Jackson and Donna Rinaldn, Registration for the Mountainside The Dodgers won their third straight drove in four runs and David Gagllano Community Pool's 1077 summer swim game by beating the Chiefs, 9-2. Stu brought in three. team will open on Saturday at the pool. The Orioles squeaked past the Forms will be available at the pool and Dodgers, 11-10. Mike Dalhausher of the a fee of $1 will be payable with the Swim lessons Orioles collected five RBI while application. Team membership is open teammate Mike Tomko drove in two. to all pool members under 18 years of The Braves also won two games last age, offered at pool week. Greg Van Name pitched a two- A competition again this year will hitter in the Braves' victory over the Summer swim registration at the Include Highland Swim Club, Min- Mets, 5-0. Hits by Jim Cleveland, Jim Mountainside Community Pool will be dowaskin Swim Club and Willow Grove Dascoli and Anthony Mazzucca gave accepted daily beginning Saturday, Swim Club in the Westfield Outdoor Van Name the support he needed. Swim League, Meets will be held on June 18, "The program offered Includes an opportunity for almost any aquatic Jim Cleveland was the winning Saturday mornings starting on July 9, A pitcher when the Braves and the Mets B team schedule is now being planned. Interest in any age group," a spokesman noted, battled again. The Braves combined a Last year's team captured the league strong hitting attack with good championship, best boys team award, A new addition to the diving program this year will be the instruction of Pat defensive fielding to win. Van Name, league relay championship and third Dascoli, Mazzucca and John Sehon place in the "Y" relays. The swimmers Clark. She is a former New Jersey state champion, finalist in four Olympic were effective batters, Alex and Ben also participated in a 24-hour swim-a- Caiola hit well for the Mets, The svhole thon. trials, third place finisher on the Pan American team, and South California team played spirited ball. Practice sessions will be from 9 a.m. Dave Crane and John Baumgartner to noon daily, starting on Monday, June state champion. She will instruct novice and advanced classes, as well as coach (Continued on page 2) the diving team. Other class offerings include: pre- school, beginners, I; advanced Band will offer A pitch for funds § beginners; intermediate iwimmer, advanced swimmer, competitive its final concert -by Little League j swimming clines, synchr nized The Mountainside Little | swimming, advanced lifesaving, basic The Jonathan Dayton Regional High League's annual fund drive will ( rescue and water safety and the Red School' concert band will present its be held on Saturday, June II at 1 Cross swim and stay fit program. final concert of the season Sunday at 3 BiIS a.m. I Special recognition will be given to p.m. on the high school lawn. The "The funds for running Little 1 any pool member who successfully program, which is open to the public, League are increasing every i completes all the Red Cross classes at will Include a performance by the year," gaid George Yoggy, | the pool. These individuals will be award-winning indoor guard, president, "These funds are not I placed on the swim class honor roll and Several band members were recently given to us by Hit township or by I given a shirt. awarded varsity letters, in addition to the Board of Education but are I Swimmers also may sign up for the those previously listed. Those whose railed by the kids, managers and i swimming and diving teams. names were omitted were Linda Frost, Cindy White, Jean Kascin, Debbie the officials of Little League, This § Class size will be limited to eight Also shown with children s librarian Mary Ann is the major fund raising activity i Grahm, Dana Haiken Lori HanbicN, WHAT'S IN A NAME?— A lot, soys Popcorn, the cute- pupils, therefore registration Is being Sheehan are (from left) Kristen Vigilante, Second of the year. When a child, in a § conducted on a first-sdme first-served Jayu Schlesinger, Meg Day, Debbie as.a-buHon elephant who recently joined the Little League uniform rings your I basis. All classes will be offered more Burgess, Marty Gruenberg, Teri Stuffed toy menagerie at the Mountainside Public place winner for her name, Wheatle, and third doorbell on Saturday pleas*' | tnan once in the course of the summer. MacArthur, Judy Silverslein, Kathy Library—and who got his name from 122 entries place winner Cindi Mclntyre. who iuggested —hr needs your help," § The dates and starting times are listed Sexton, Lori MacArthur, Nancy iubrnitted in a children s contest. The winniny name Wrinkles, at the pool. Grossbarih and Debbie Clickengcr. was suggested by AnnaMae Buckley (standing). 2 Thursday, June 9. 1977 Primary 2 'of attendants Fine of $515 levied (Continued from page I) assist in arrest Letters Tntsi James Spagnoli. 136, and Meivin I'lnlpwich, 134, Two parking lot attendants at the SCHOOL BUDGET On the Republican ballot, vote totals Tower Steak House last week assisted It came as a bit of a shock to me, and in drunk driving case for unchallenged Union County Hoard in the apprehension of a suspected I suspect to 900 or more of our citizens, of Chosen Kreoholdcrs candidates hubcap thief, Mountainside police to learn in the April 28 edition of your A Newark man, apprehended on HI The motorist, James K Blouni, was were Herbert Heilmann Jr., 705; reported. paper that the Borough Council has 22 for driving while under the influence penalized under the stale's new drunk Hubert Morgan, fiilfi, and It fcjdwin Police said the attendants chased decided "to trim" the great sum of of alcohol, was fined S515 and had his driving law, which calls for lesser lime HeniuMt. fi97 Jeffrey J, Feinberg, 21, of Linden, and 120,000 from the $1,679,000 school license revoked for one year after periods for license revocations A court Democrats had 19 names from which an alleged accomplice from the lot at 10. budget that was defeated at the polls appearing bofore Judge Jacob R Bauer official said it uas mount's second io choose three freeholder nominees, p.m. June 1, apprehending Feinberg at Hardly what the majority of the voters at the June I session of Mountainside conviction I'nrfer the old law, this and I he borough winners were Waller his car on Vassar road. The second expected! Municipal Court would have meant ;i 10 year license K Horight. 111. Thomas Dillon, 106, suspect escaped after running into the suspension. and Joanne Kajoppi. 100 Totals for the shrubbery on Sunrise parkway. I note that the Scotch Plains- Also at the session, Mark I) Kelly of other Dems were: Eileen King, 50, Fanwood Board of Education voted to Officer Jose Fires, who was led to reduce their budget by $593,000 after Regional Has berry lane, apprehended at Donald Healy. 43. Rocco Gollo, 40; Feinberg's car by one of the attendants, Mountain avenue and Tanglewood lane, Heeior Garcia. 39; George Sangiuliono, negotiation with their municipal said three hubcaps had been found on councils. (Continued from p«fle 1) was fined $215 and had his license 34. Genevicve Zagurek, 34; Walter the rear seat of the vehicle and eight exemption for seniors yi Gin revoked for two months for driving McCann Jr.. 32: Raymond Korn, 28; outside the auto. Eight reportedly had In Nutley, the town commissioners Livingston Hrginnal in Herkeley while under the influence of alcohol He Walter McLeod. 28; Thomas Nufrio, 15; been removed from cars at the agreed to cut $245,000 from the recently Heights paid an additional $.10 for driving on the .Joseph Lodato. 14, Anthony DiMaio, 14; restaurant lot. defeated school budget. This will go to DR. GARY R. CAPUTO Kiel! said ihal the exnrn«>, v hich " rong miic of the road Susan Puder, 13; Edward Ruane, 12; Feinberg has been charged with Trenton for appeal—although one count for only one seventh of the total Drunk driving resulted in a 1215 fine Theodore Kornegay, 12; and Clara larceny of hubcaps and receiving stolen school board member said, "I don't feel Caputo earns grade, would have negligible effect on and a six-month license suspension for Hodriquez, 11 property. Police said the hubcaps were it is proper for us to disregard the will final marks He added that seniors Adolfn Garcia of Guttenberg, who had Charles Bailey faced no opposition in worth a total of $1,000, of our voters." have learned as much as they nri> been operating a truck on Rt 22 his bid for membership on the medical degree Catherine Butler of Scotch Plains was Why put a "yes" or "no" vote on a KOing to about study skills Republican State Committee* and ballot that concerns all taxpayers when Gary H Caputo, son of .Mr. and Mrs Board members voted unanimously fined S215 and had her license revoked received 704 borough votes. In the Receives degree Kocco H Caputo of Wayne, formerly of for two months for driving on Rt 22 the vote, for all practical purposes, is to retain the final exams for all contest for female representative to disregarded? old Grove road. Mountainside, was student:; Several staled that to permit while impaired that committee, Geraldine Mattson Carl Marchetto of Mountainside was graduated last week from Mt. Sinai In other court action, Robert L among those graduated from Stevens ELIJ. LORANGERJR. any more exceptions would vitiate received 488 borough votes, to 310 for Summit road School of Medicine, New York City, extensive studies conducted in Crnridock of Plainfield, ticketed on Rt challenger Irene Griffin institute of Technology at the school's where he received the Nathan A Selz establishing the policy 22, was fined S215 for driving while his Robert A. Loder Jr. won borough 105th commencement exercises. He Prize for meritorious work in the field I)r Mnriiyn Hart of Mountainside, an license and registration were voters' support with 114 votes for received a bachelor of engineering Lauhoff is awarded of cardiovascular and renal disease assistant professor at Kean College, suspended In another case, Henry Democratic State Committee, Totals degree. Dr. Caputo attended the College of cited her view that high school Furyear of East Orange paid $218 for for the other hopefuls were Craig degree from Ithaca the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass.. for graduates need more experience in allowing operation of an auto with Exilbert, 42; Thomas Dunn, 21, and his pre-med studies, and he was taking examinations " suspended registration; that ticket also Charles Leary, 33. The borough Dems' iada is honor grad Adrienne Lauhoff daughter of Mr graduated magna cum laude. He will had been issued on Rt 22 The board decision reinforced the choice for state committeewoman was Dennis J. Lada of Mountainside has and Mrs. Bernard Lauhoff of Old Tote begin his residency in internal Careless driving on Sylvah lane policy outlined by Dr Donald June Fischer, with IIB votes. Tallies for been graduated, cum laude, from road. Mountainside,.was awarded a medicine July 1 at Mt#. Sinai Hospital. Meraehnik. superintendent of schools, brought a $30 fine to Robert Modrowsky her challengers were; Thelma Hurd, Bryant College, Smithfield, R.I. He was bachelor of arts degree in biology Now York City that every student is responsible for a of Sylvan lane 38; Maria Rosa, 21, and Toni Ann awarded a Bachelor of science degree from Ithaca College, Ithaca, N,Y at the "final test, product or project" Voiodemir Reszetyio of Irvington was Rzepka, 38. in law enforcement at commene^rnjnt school's recent commencement In other business, the board tabled a fined $20 for having been in possession ceremonies May, 21. ceremonies. Receives degree of an intoxicating beverage in a county To Publicity Chairmen; proposal to hire library aides to She was" among approximately 900 Gregory Frank Delli Santi, son of Mr maintain order and perform clerical and Mrs Frank Delli Santi of Moun duties, freeing the professional staff to Would you like some help In preparing BUR6LARY DBT1RRBNT students participating in the school's TIP; 82nd commencement James J tainside, received an associate of arts advise students in the use of media newspnptr r«l«as8i? Write to this If you havi mart than one ear In the family, materials newspaper and ask for our "Tips on leave one in the driveway when you go out In Wahien, president of the college, was degree from Roger Williams College, Testing the other. the principal speaker. Bristol, R I Teachers have assisted in the SubmiHInq News releases." libraries in their free periods, but there (Continued from pagt 1) will be none available next year teachers to determine the relationship because of staff reductions Although of results to classroom performance of board members indicated approval, students, and articulation *with con- they tabled the measure until they can stituent districts on the test results and find the necessary $14,000 t $3,500 for the influence of elementary school each of four schools), which was not curriculum on the achievement of included in the 1977-78 budget. secondary school students. A policy to ease the way for school Residents wishing to review attendance by foreign students residing Distrietwide results may do so by temporarily in the district was in- contacting the office of the Director of troduced on first reading It will receive Pupil Personnel Services (376-8300), HELP final action next month. Residents wishing to review results of Charles Vitale of Kenilworth, board one of the regional high schools may do president, reported that Natalie Waldt so by contacting the office of the high of Springfield had been elected school principal. president of the Union County School MOUNTAINSIDE Boards Association, Mrs, Waldt is a member and former president of the Regional board. Little League ECHO !!!!!! The board denied permission for an (Continued from page 1) environmental group to offer a 18- shared the pitching chores as the Pintos CARRIERS minute slide presentation opposing topped the Broncos, 6-4, in Potiy league construction of Rt, 78 through the action, Steve Senates and Ed Siegel Watchung Reservation in the vicinity of were effective hitters.. while Danny Gov. Livingston Regional High School. Weiss and Steve Jurczak worked well in TO Members said that such permission the field. would open the door for similar The Broncos bounced back after their presentations by groups with other loss and regained first place by edging opinions on the proposed path for the the Mustangs, 8.7. Glen Mortimer, Ben A superhighway. They stressed that the Mirto and Mike Baumgartner batted in board had studied the matter in detail producing five runs betweeen them. and had made its position known at The Mustangs' Jeff Wilde proved ef- numerous public hearings. fective in relief of David Cushman on GREAT The board approved the following the mound, and hit well also. Cushman, items for staff members . in turn, moved to shortstop where his — Mary Shanahan, teacher-leader in strong play helped to anchor the infield. science at Dayton, to attend a workshop In American League action, the ADVENTURE on computers at Montclair State Yankees defeated the Reds, 74, The College June 26 to 2B, at a cost of $40, solid hitting of Brian Bailey, Michael — Carolyn Markuson, instructional Mazzucca and Joseph Grande and the media director, to attend the annual steady pitching of Greg Torborg paced EXPERIENCE! meeting of the American Association of the Yanks. Good effort was shown by School Librarians in Detroit June 16 to Reds pitcher Russell Flout; fielding by 21. with partial reimbursement of $125, Jimmy Rau and hitting by Scott — Raymond Yanchus, Dayton Crumholtz and Kevin Everly stood out \\SAY, YISH basketball coach, to attend a clinic in In a losing effort- Wildwood June 10 to 12, at a cost of 1140. The board accepted the retirement of When asked to Subscribe Pearl Shapiro, English and Latin Playgrounds teacher at Dayton for the bast 17 years, to your local and Forrest Bartlett, music teacher at (Continued from page 1) Gov. Livingston, Also approved was a returns for her second year in the Suburban Publishing Corporation maternity leave for Alicia Parker, a program, social studies teacher at Brearley, to Krihak is a sixth grade teacher in begin on Oct. 1. West Caldwell, King is a recent honors Newspaper, graduate of Ashland College, and 2 focal students Oliverie has just completed her junior year at Bloomsburg State College, awarded degrees Registration will begin on Monday, Jim Parks, Circulation Manager, presents ROSEMONT, Pa,=Two Moun- June 27, at the playground. There is no Richard Jacoby, of Union with 4 tickets to tainside, N.J.. residents were among fee, but a parent must register each Great Adventure, Richard assured himself 133 students who received degrees from child. Additional information is and his family a free day at Great Rosemont College at commencement available at the recreation office, 232- Adventure by selling 12 new subscriptions ceremonies recently. 0O15. to his hometown Suburban Publishing They are Mary Lynne Ament, Corporation newspaper. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John E, BLAST TMOSB BUOSi Find an Exterrtiinsior in ihe Classified Section! Call Ament, and Ellen L. Kortina, daughter 6i6 7?00 tor fast action! of Mrs, Margaret C, Kortina,

from Mountainside Public Notice 8 in borough during the three-month period ending March 31. NOTICHQF BIB utilize clinic Benjamin Haddock, BOROUGH GF> MOUNTAINSIDE WE ARE HAVING A SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE FOR OUR HELP THIS YOUNG PERSON BY TELLING THEM OF A A executive director, said NOTICE IS HBREBY NEIGHBOR YOU KNOW WHO ISN'T A SUBSCRIBER OR The Union County GIVEN that sealed bids Will NEWSPAPER CARRIERS, THEY WILL BE TRYING TO Psychiatric Clinic the clinic provided a total be received by the Trustees ot WIN TICKETS TO GREAT ADVENTURE BY OFFERING MAVBE SENDING A FRIEND OR RELATIVE A GIFT of B.KH treatment hours the Pree Public Library of SUBSCRIPTION. provided services to two Mounts inside for janitorial SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO. SO during the period, service of fht Free Public IF YOU ARE NOT A SUBSCRIBER, THE CARRIER children and six adults Library of Meyntainsld*. Bids ONE OF THESE ENTERPRISING YOUNO PEOPLE MAY will be opened and read in BE ASKING YOU IF YOU ARE A SUBSCRIBER IF YOU WILL AASK YOU TO HELP HIMHER BY STARTING A public at the Board Meeting In ONE YEAR MAIL SUBSCRIPTION TO THE MOUN- the Bmma Weber Meeting ARE ALREADY A SUBSCRIBER, MAYBE YOU CAN Room, Free Public Library of TAINSIDE ECHO. Mountainside, Watehung Avenue, Mountainside, N..J t on Monday, June 20, \9J7 at B P.M. prevailing time. Specifications and form of bid and all other details sn available at the Free Public: Library of Mountainside, andj may be inspected by! FOLIAGE & FLOWERS prospective bidders during office hours. Please Help Your Carrier for your porch and patio Certified ehteN not less than: 10 percent of the amount bid! shall accompany the sealed | a concept of interior decorating bid. Adequate liability,! with foliage plants and containers, property damage and workman's compensation insurance shall be required prior to execution of contract we make housf calls or will freely agreement. dispenst advice when you visit Adgtnda may be issued by Board of Trustees prior to the opening of bids and will "Experience A Great Adventure ATUTTUPUASUMS Become part el specification*. The ioard of Trustees Ireserve the right to re|ect any 654-3888 by oppoilttlfienf j or ail bids. HELENA M DUNNS. Borough Clerk Echo. Jynt ». IW7 (Fte iiOOl) Kenilworth officer hurt N j i ECHO Thursday. Juno * 2 accidents Monday: as Rt. 22 chase ends IIANCT: AWARD § Vivian ("odd ing ton. i A high-speed police chase down lit, 22 terRection of Boulevard and Michigan BriiwMir coordinator, g three persons injured from Kenilworth ended in Mountainside avenue in Kenilworth, when I'll Louis presents Broom Stick j Monday morning when both the fleeing Vitale spotted an auto which had been Diinge trophy lo Klva 3 Three pi-rsims uiTr reported injured 'raffu' The impact caused a chain ear and n pursuing patrol car crashed reported stolen minutes before by ;i reaction crash involving cars driven by M;irlt' Nugent and her g in tun ;iuto awiilent."" in Mountainside 1 1 into utility poles on the highway. Roselle Park man father. Ted Nugent, for | Mnivias oni' <•ii Summit ro;id .mil mu1 Kredenek St (ienrye [i , ,. of Hound Police said the saga began at op- Vitale attempted to halt the vehicle, winning contest nt g "ii 1(1 22 Hnink [)(inri F [tossi :l(l. of n"fU'!)»M, proximately 12:50 a^m. at the in- occupied by four persons, but the driver •Father Daughter Hop1 1 I'ulici1 said thr Summit mud crash and Peter .1 Srlm-cit/iT .Ir Vi ••' reportedly sped away through local held by- eomhnitMi 1 uivurri'd at Hi (;i ;i m when ;i smith I Mscata w ay streets and onto lit 22 In pursuit i1 troops s bound car 'ipmited by John .1 Sidle was taken In ((verlook hy 'he during the fivemile highway chase 1 Mountainside Rescue Squad after he 111111111 • • 11111 n n n 11 L 1111111 > 111111111111111111L1111 tr? i] Diitiiifll, 77. til Tunis River wen out were Vitale mid patrol c»rs from Union HI control, ran off the roadway ,m»J 1 impliimed nf head pains, police sjiid and Westfieid. struck ,i niiiilliiix and several trees and Just over the Mountainside line, (he • hrulis suspects' vehicle went out of control, O'Dnnnell and his wife wen1 taken tn striking and knocking down a utility Overlook Hospital by the Mountainside pole. The auto then ran over the cement Di Francesco Rescue Squad Hi' suffered ;«n arm barrier between the highway lanes and injury; she had lacial injuries Mountain avenue, crossed the lawn of wants to outlaw AM S3 p m , it five-car crash on Ht the Diamondhend Huilding and stopped tl Hast, near New Providence road, left on Sheffield Street, where it burst into nru1 motorist injured, police reported flames porn peddling Police said ii car driven by Hubert I The driver and one passenger fled the Sidle. 18. of Westfield ran into the n';n scene. Two other alleged passengers- Assemblyman Homild T Hi Kran ei'seo i R , Union-Morns1 is introducing of one driven by Charles II Spoils, ii. Charles Lupo, 1R, of Irvington and a 17 1 of Kendall Park, which was halted in year-old Roselle boy- were found legislation which would prohibit the usi hiding in a tree of children in (he production and Vitale's patrol car smashed into a marketing of pornographic materials Seidei granted utility pole at the Western Exter- "The child-pornography business has minating building The officer repor hecomt' a multi-million dollar in- tedly suffered a concussion and was dustry," he said "Report!-, indicate thai Oberlin degree approximately 2H0 different magazines taken to Overlook Hospital by the .Iimnthnn 1 Soidl'l. son of \lt anil Springfield First Aid Squad, are being sold in adult book stores ROBKKTYOUNGIIAVS across the countrv. dealing with sexual Mrs Jonathan I, Seidcl of Lnngview Lupo and the juvenile were treated at drive. Mountainside, has been iiv-ardeii Kenilworth police headquarters for acts between children or between children and adults The need for a bachelor nf iirts degree with highest UC trusteeship minor injuries Both were charged with honors in religion from Oherlin ('o||rgi> receiving a stolen vehicle protective legislation is obvious," A growing body of information i iherhn. Ohio HKHRIK AW TROW for Younghans confirms thai children, who are used in Seidel, u religion major, suis among pornography, suffer from "i-41 students receiving degrees at the The election of Robert Younghans of I'KTEH BI.l'MK Baccalaureate Mountainside to a three year term on Runneils seeks psychological scarring and emotional eollejie'.s 144 commencement program the board of trustees of Union College, distress as a result, the assemblyman May J9 Cranford, has been announced by E. volunteer help said Many of these children are being Blume given to Miss Crow Duer Reeves, chairman of the board. treated for drug abuse and participate Candy stripers and volunteers are Debbie Ann Crow of Mountainside Reeves appointed Younghans, a in other kinds of delinquent behavior Baccalaureate needed by John E Runneils Hospital of medical degree was one (if approximately 270 students Westfield attorney, to the external They are subjected to infection of Union County, Berkeley Heights Peter Blume of Mountainside was who receive degrees May 28 at Colby- affairs committee and the audit venural disease and possible to Miss Sproul Sawyer College, New London, N.H committee Volunteers receive training in pregnancy awarded a doctor of medicine degree feeding patients, bed-making and Miss Crow, the daughter of Mr and Younghans is a graduate of Bowdoin "The use of children in pornography Monday by the College of Medicine and Virginia I' Hproul i>f Mountainside transporting and are assigned to assist Dentistry of New Jersey. Com- was among 1,90s students receiving Mrs Dennis L Crow of Woodacres College and received his law degree is an outrageous destructive crime, drive earned a bachelor of science the nursing staff in various ways which destroys their normal mencement ceremonies were held at degrees from the University of North from the University of Virginia, He is Volunteers are needed to help with degree in business administration, She- corporate director and counsel to a development to healthy citizens in our the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel. Carolina ^1 Greensboro during the arts and crafts, ceramics, sewing, Dr Blume, a graduate of Gov. institution's 85th annual cum was a member of the volleyball and number of New Jersey corporations future society," said Di Francesco tennis teams and of the Colbyan music and games In addition, the "We must protect them and our society Livingston Regional High School and niencement May 15 Younghans is chairman of the board hospital needs volunteers to take Committee of trustees of the Christopher Academy against this crime and think of these Pennsylvania State University, plans a Miss Sproul, a health education patients outside during the warm children as if they were our own. It is residency in internal medicine at the major, received a bachelor of science in Westfield, a trustee of the Spaulding weather and to work on a one-to-one for Children adoption agency, trustee my responsibility as a legislator to do University of Wisconsin Hospitals, degree. She is the daughter of Mr, and basis with a select group of patients. all ! can to eliminate 'his problem " Madison, Wis, He is married to the Mrs. Daniel Sproul of Woodacres drive. UCVC courses and past president of the Westfield- Further information can be obtained Mountainside Chapter of the American former Jean Patterson Hitchner of Mountainside from the volunteer office at 322-7240, Moorestown. completed by 4 Red Cross, and vice-president and ext 314. Classes are scheduled June 23 irustee of the Fairview Cemetery in and 24. Bob Hop© set Classes listed Four Mountainside residents will Westfield Student going receive certificates when Union County The former Westfield prosecutor, a for fund drive Vocational Center holds its graduation charter member of the Westfield by Art Center ceremonies Wednesday, June B, at 6:30 Jaycees and Mountainside Rotary 16 from town "Hope for the Future" will be to convention The Summit Art Center is offering a p m at the campus of the Scotch Plains Club, also was vice-president and launched by Bob Hope on Oct. 14 for the school. trustee of the United Fund of Westfield, cited for sports benefit of Overlook Hospital, Carol Gieser of Mountainside will be variety of daytime, evening and attending the 25th anniversary national weekend courses for children and Vocational programs and Moun- Younghans and his wife, the former "Future" in the title represents a new tainside residents receiving certificates Sixteen students from Mountainside building on the site of the old nursing convention of Gamma Sigma Sigma at adults Among the adult courses are Nancy Fels, have two children: the University of Massachusetts in ix indicates with honors) include; Jonathan, 18, and Jennifer, 13, recently won letters from the Pingry school to consolidate many health care Raku pottery, printmaking, stained School in Hillside, according to George Amhersi. Mass, from June 16 to 19, glass workshop, photography, sculp- Auto body—Gary S, Krug and David services for the Overlook Hospital N. Perrin, Auto mechanics—x Thomas A. Christow, the school's director of community. The "Hope" Is that this Gamma Sigma Sigma is a national ture and. fibre sculpture. For athletics. women's service sorority maintaining youngsters, there are classes in Hoy. Vending mechanics—Kevin C. event will initiate a successful, fund- Richard Teacher earns The students and the sports they raisfng campaign for the Overlook the ideals of service, friendship and mixed media, pottery, visual sources, received their letters in are: Vincent Hospital Foundation to ensure future equality among college women, sculpture, drawing and painting, "Joy fourth master's DiGiorgio, Gerard Dillemuth and Anne quality care at Overlook, Gieser will represent her chapter in Discovery" and form and design Chapin, varsity track; Jeffrey Bor- Bob Hope will bring his talents as a which is located at Lebanon Valley A free brochure giving detailed Pfrlender gets Leon M, Greenberrg of Force drive, chert, minor varsity track; Joseph College, Annville, Pa., where she has course descriptions and instructors' Mountainside, has a unusual hobby—he gift to Overlook in honor of an old Scuderi and Malcolm Talcott, junior friend, the late Hugh Davis, of Short served as secretary, first vice- biographies can be obtained at the Art nursing degree collects master's degrees. He received varsity track; David Calderone, fresh- president and treasurer Center, 68 Elm si,, Summit, or by his fourth, a master of arts in industrial Hills The occasion will be a dinner EJiane Barbara Pfriender of Moun- man track, and Dana Birnhak, varsity dance in the main ballroom of the calling 273-9121. relations June 2 from Rutgers girls' tennis. Governor Morris Inn, tainside has been granted a bachelor of University at New Brunswick, science degree in nursing by Hartwlek Also, Maurice Davis, varsity Tickets will be priced to include a Police probing Parigian receives His other graduate degrees are MA, lacrosse; Robert Allan and Charles College in Oneonta. X Y She was in history, Rutgers; MA, for teachers, charitable gift at S25O per couple of $125 presented with the degree by Dr Earl Dooley, varsity baseball; Scott for a single place. Reservations will be arson at church bachelor's degree Rutgers; MS, in economics, Drexel Talcott, freshman baseball; Thomas heubler Jr., acting president of the honored as received with seating Mountainside police investigating a University, Philadelphia, Trynin, Christopher Allan and Peter priorities arranged accordingly. Gregory H. Parigian, son of Mr. and college, during Hartuick's 46th annual Greenberg is an instructor of history Ziobro, junior varsity lacrosse, and case of arson which occurred Saturday Mrs. Charles Parigian of Maple court. commencement ceremonies. Committees are being formed, but morning at the auditorium of Our Lady and economics at Piseataway Senior Joseph Torcivia, varsity golf. early reservations will be accepted by Mountainside, svas among 548 students She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. High School, He is married to the mail to the Overlook Hospital Foun- of Lourdes Church. awarded baccalaureate degrees May 29 Henry W, Pfriender of Mountainside former Ruth Polakoff, They have two dation, Summit, prior to the mailing of Police said a wedding guest reported at the 145th commencement of Hartwick College granted 64 bachelor sons, Marc, director of food service at Connecticut degree invitations. Further information is a smell of smoke coming from the Wesleyan University, Middleiown, of science degrees and 227 bachelor of Hermann Hospital, Houston, Texas, available at 522-2840. auditorium kitchen at 11:35 a.m. The Conn arts degrees during the ceremonies, and Paul a senior at Jonathan Dayton, for Randal Masters Rev. Charles Urnick entered the kit- Parigian, a graduate of Gov. which were held on May 29, The chen and found a plastic garbage commencement address was Greenberg, a veteran of World War Rando! Tracy Masters, son of Mrs, Livingston Regional High School, II, was born in Newark and educated in container ablaze. Police said two large earned a bachelor of nrts degree in delievered by the chairman of the New- Randol Townsend Masters of Sunny Two brothers ovens also had been turned on and one York State Council on the Arts. Mrs. Its public schools. He received his B,A. Slope drive, Mountainside, and the late government. in history from Upsala College, East burner on the stove was lit. Kitty Carlisle Hart Mr, Masters, has been awarded a are graduated A knife, which police said was not bachelor of arts degree from Con- among the kitchen equipment, had been Came/of' auditions necticut College, New London, R, Tracy Masters, son of Mrs, jean used to prop open an unlocked outside Police investigating Student nominated A history and sociology major, he Masters of Sunny Slope drive Moun- door. Fire damage was limited to the Sunday at Overlook was among 394 students participating break-entry attempt tainside, graduated May 29 from trash can. The Overlook Musical Theater will to college honor unit in the college's 59th commencement Connecticut College, New London, Mountainside police are investigating program May 29, hold auditions for its 1977 production. Heidi Szymanski, a student at Tracy double-majored in Asian history "Camelot," in the Wallace Auditorium an attempted break-and-entry at a Valparaiso University in Indiana, has and sociology, receiving a bachelor of Chorale unit plans of Overlook Hospital, Summit, on Sunnyslope drive home on Friday. been nominated for membership in Pi New vice-president arts degree. sixth summer 'sing' Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. nnd 7 to in p,m Police said burglars failed to gain Sigma Alpha, the national political He served as chairman of the Call-backs are scheduled Monday from entry to the residence sometime bet- academic advisory committee for the science honor society. at Nat'l Health Labs The Summit Chorale will offer its 7 to 10 p.m. ween 6:30 a.m and 8:30 p.m. after Miss Szymanski is the daughter of sociology department. He was also The auditions will be for major roles trying to jimmy open the door to a Dr James W. Winkelman, formerly active in the campus radio station and sixth "summer sing" of the season on Mr. and Mrs, Bruno Szymanski of Wood general manager of Bio-Science Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of and for the vocal chorus A copy of the garage leading into the home Officer Valley road. Mountainside, Next participated on the varsity baseball play is on reserve at the Summit Public John Olock conducted the initial in- Laboratories, has been appointed squad, Tracy will enroll at Pepperdine Central Presbyterian Church, corner of month, she will start work in the executive vice-president of scientific Maple and Morris avenues. Summit. Library vestigation. Washington, D.C., office of University School of Law, Malitau affairs of National Health Beach, Calif, The sing features Roger Nierenberg Congressman Matthew Rinaldo, Laboratories, Inc., San Diego, Calif. conductiong Mozart's "Solemn Seton Hall diplomas Mrs, Marxell cited His brother, Scott Masters, Vespers" and Handel's "Dixlt UlllllliiiiillllllllflHilfllllllliiiiilliifninii National Health Laboratories, one of graduated from the Lawrencevilie Mrs, Miriam Mi.n-.ell of Moun- the major clinical laboratories in the Dominus," Nierenberg is music for Iselborn, Kort'ina tainside, will be honored at a luncheon School, Lawrencevilie, on Saturday, director of the Pro Arte Chorale, U.S., has offices in 17 locations. One of Scott was a member of the varsity Two Mountainside residents svill be today for services to the Daughters of its largest labs is located in Moun- Ridgewood, and conductor of the Israel Pleasant Valley Home, West soccer and lacrosse teams and served Queens College Symphonic Wind awarded diplomas by Seton Hall tainside, at 271 Sheffield at. as a student advisor to the board of Preparatory School Saturday at n a.m. Orange. The luncheon will be prepared Ensemble. He also is a professor of by the residents of the home trustees, Scott will pursue a career in music at NYU, and an accomplished in commencement exercises in Walsh Kay Weiner named law at the University of Virginia, where choral and instrumental composer. The Auditorium on the South Orange lARLYCOPY to UC summer staff he also intends to play soccer. admission price is $2 to sing or to listen school's campus. Publicity Chairmen are urged to and more information is available at The graduates include Anthony obltrve thi Priday morning deadline ieh Thundiy by Kay Weiner of Ridge drive, Moun- Iselborn of New Providence road and Trumar pubilihlng Corp, Miss Morse earns 277-0589. tor other than spot news. Include your tainside, is among the instructors In Jeffrey Kortina of Peaehtree lane. name, address and phone number. Asher Mlnti, pubinher Union College's summer continuing bachelor's degree NEWSDBPARTM6NT education program at the Cranford Degree for Devlin Karen Zautyk campus. Laurel Ruth Morse, daughter of Mr. Goia, Supervising Eflitof and Mrs. John Morse of Robin Hood Nicholas K. Devlin of Mountainside Lei Maiamut, Director Mrs. Weiner, a writer for Creative Authorized Crafts magazine and a director of the road, Mountainside, has been awarded was among 74 students awarded bac- HOLEX BUSINESS DEPARTMENT a bachelor of arts degree from calaureate degrees from Bethel ROLEX Robert H Ifymell, Arts and Craftsman Guild, coordinates vice president of advertising the - stained glass workshop which Musklngum College, New Concord, College, McKenzie, Tenn,, at For Dad Dealer Chifles Loorner. Ohio, graduation exercises this week, national advertising manager began last week. or Or ad James D Parks, Miss Morse was among 1*9 students In our age of mass circulation manaser receiving diplomas at the college's production, the Doreen Nalley, • Lighting 132nd commencement program May 22, symbol of time asst. circulation manager Flxturei keeplnfl inte_ar(ty • L»mpj ICUNS • GUNS I Sis a Swiss Rolex Llwrist watch. 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Saks trounces Park; Barnes, Bankers score Behind a powerful hitting attack, Saks Fifth Avenue defeated Park Drugs, 28-5, in Springfield Instructional League action Saks built a commanding eight run lead in the first Inning, After lead-off singles by Dawn Marie Pohiman and Philip Feuerstein, Adam Jacobs drilled a three-run homer A single by Joel Greenberg and a home run by Khristian Weeks accounted for two more rung. Three more runs scored on WARMING UP—Laadars of fh« Jonathan Dayton R«gional High School three hits. varsity baseball team this ssason hav# included, from l#ff, e#nt«rfi»ld»r included, from left, Greg DeAngelis, Chris Clunio, Park Drugs came back with two runs, Ed MeGaine and rightfieider H«nry Daos. (Photo-Graphics) THE LONG RUN—Consistent scorers in the distance but Saks scored two runs in the second evonts this season for the Jonathan Dayton Jim Siadler, Koith Qwons and Bob Roche, (Photo-Oraphics) and eight in the third to put the game Regional High School voriity track team have out of reach. Saks collected eight hits in that eight-run third inning, Khristian Weeks led all hitters with a Bulldogs end dual meet season home run, two doubles and a single Saks' had three hits apiece from Anthony Boffa, David Roekman, Preziosi .405 leads Patrick Cardinale, Adam Jacobs and Philip Feuerstein. By MIKE MEIXNER baseman, ended the year with a .380 unbeaten; Taglienti wins 300th Khristian Weeks led all hitters with a The Jonathan Dayton Regional High average. Dave hit one home run and home run, two doubles and a single School junior varsity baseball team was a constant power threat. By MICHAEL PETRO losses and two ties. Few coaches have hurdles. Brian Mercer ran his fastest Saks' had three hits apiece from concluded the 1977 season with a record Frank Zahn, who guarded third base The Jonathan EJayton Regional High succeeded in reaching his mark. time of the year, 10 5, in winning the Anthony Boffa, David Roekman, of five victories, 10 losses and two ties. efficiently, hit .371. Swinging from the School track team completed its perfect The meet brought out the best in the 100-yard dash Patrick Cardinale, Adam Jacobs and The determined, hustling squad, which left side, Frank blasted a long homer 12-0 dual meet season with a victory Dayton team, in the intermediate In the quarter Harvey Kaish and Jeff Philip Feuerstein. Saks' infield lost many close games, was coached by against Madison over Linden, 10328, hurdles Frank Ruggieri, a first team Vargas ran one and two and Jim (Khristian Weeks, Adam Jacobs, Philip William Kindler. Peppery Mark D'Agostlni brought hia The Dayton Bulldogs captured first all-conference runner, and Steve Pepe Stadler was victorious in the half mile. Feuerstein, Dawn Marie Pohiman and Centerfieider Albert Preziosi ended average from 0.83 after six games to a place in almost *>very event of the meet finished first and second. Brian Kirk Kubach ran to a 4:45 mile victory Joel Greenberg) played a fine defen. the season with a sizzling .405 batting brilliant final average of 368. Dag in romping to their biggest victory of /Pelliveau, named the outstanding recording his fastest time of the year. sive game. Good play in the outfield average to lead the team. The rangy came up with two game-winning hits. outfielder also hit a home run. the year. The victory gave Coach Athlete of the Suburban Conference, The shotput event was swept by was displayed by Glen Gechlik, David Possessing excellent baseball Taglienti 300 lifetime success against 45 Ruggieri and Pepe swept the high Brandon Gambee, another first team Roekman, Thomas Shannon, Patrick Dave Vargas, a pitcher-first knowledge, he was recognized as the All-Conference athlete, Andy Herkalo Cardinale, Gary Gechlik, Jeff Pinkava team batting instructor. At shortstop, and Don Lusardi. Herkalo and Lusardi and Thomas Meixner, Mark amazed his teammates with his also took second and third in the discus. Barnes Chevrolet defeated Masco PBATopsiEiks^ defensive play. DIPPER floor ball Bob Lamport and Pepe and Bob Conte Sports, 19-6, but then lost to the Perhaps the most pleasant surprise swept to victory in the javelin Fraternal Order of Police, 10-9, on six in third for Coach Kindler was the phenomenal In the high jump Kevin Doty and Barnes Chevrolet's Paul Arntz resurgence of Darren Young. At Willie Willburn captured second and opened the game with a single. The first in Major action midseason, Young was on the bench, to start playoff action third as Carmen Appieella and Jose run was scored by Anthony Fiocco, He still seeking his first hit. Then he began Mederis took first and second in the came home on a double by Andrew On a strong pitching performance by to connect and Young ended the season The Rowdies (5-0-2) and Cosmos (4-3- Kukon and Dave Leughoff sparkled on Gansler, For Barnes Chevrolet, Chip Ron Fusco, PBA defeated Elks, 10-5, in with a .348 average. 0) kick off the fifth annual Daily defense for the Quicksilvers, Dave pole vault. Appicella took second in the long jump. Haines had a double, a triple and five Springfield Youth Major League action. Tom Huelbig batted .304 before a Intramural Program Physical Weinberg, Mike Mexner, Dave Barnes RBI and Christopher Wickham scored In the third inning, PBA's Brian freak knee accident ended his season Education Recreation iDIPPER) floor and Mike King shone for the Tornados In the Group 3 State Championships one run, and had a double. He has a Hendrix, leading off the inning, was hit and hampered the team severely. ball championship playoffs Monday held last Saturday, Gambee threw the Thursday's match provided a wealth total of five RBI this season. by a pitch. Robert Daniel reached base Adam Williams, a skillful infielder, and Wednesday, shotput 56 feet 4 inches for a second on an error. Joe RMssner, Jim Stieve finished at .295. He had a knack of of scores as every Rowdies player but place finish. The toss was Gambee's On defense, a nice double play was The Quicksilvers (6-1-0) will tangle Richie Kaplan scored, Joel Gelwarg (4 made when Anthony PIQCGQ caught a and Ron Fusco then followed with hooking onto ground balls. with the Atoms (5-1-1) on Tuesday and best of the year. Ruggieri ran to a fifth singles, Mark Stieve walked and goals), Kevin Lamb (2 goals) and one place finish in the 330-yard in- fly ball, then threw to first for the Muscular Rich Cedarquist displayed Thursday for the final spot in the best of goal each by Sid Kaufman, Stu Manoff, second out. Wendy Mattice fielded two eventually scored PBA's sixth run of a power potential. He hit a long three series final in the Dayton termediate hurdles. Both athletes will the inning. Al Layton, Jim Christoudoulou, and represent Dayton in the Meet of outs in the fourth inning for Barnes homerun and batted .243. Rich was Regional boys' gym at 7 a.m. Jim Hancock provided the offensive Chevrolet, In the bottom of the third, Mike known for his versatility. In regular season final action two Champions today at Rutgers Univer- punch, Tony Sangregorio (2 goals). sity The Fraternal Order of Police scored Lehner walked, Paul Clavettl singled Jim Wnek, a fine defensive catcher, weeks ago, the Cosmos, Quicksilvers, Randy Bain (l goal), Mark Ackerman the winning run in the sixth inning. and Kevin Jellnek hit a long home run batted .240 but lost many hits because Rowdies and Atoms successfully (1 goal), Scott Warwick and Al Arnold National State Bank edged B~'nai to centerfield. Wesley Peterson and of his lack of speed, Wnek took pride in eliminated their opponents from played excellent ball for the Lancers, Brith, 17-9. Lavent Bayrasli belted a Tony Delia walked, bringing the throwing out runners trying to steal. playoff competition by scores of 7-0 Friday's game was closely contested Tennis lessons home run for B'nai Brith and Todd potential tying run to the plate. Richard Defensive specialist Rich Sounder, a against the Aztecs (3-4-0), 8-1 against for the first half before the Atoms ex- Wasserman also hit well. Roland Hinkley then hit a hard line drive to left, flashy ballplayer with a rifle arm, hit the Tornados fl-e-O), 11-4 against the ploded for their 5-2 victory behind the given at parks Mueller, Jeffrey Ginsberg and Brian but PBA's Dan Klein made a spec- only ,181 but that included a three-run Lancers (1-6-0) and 5-2 against the scoring of Joe Sangregorio (three Bromberg were standouts on defense, tacular leaping catch toend the inning. triple. Jeff Ivory played three Earthquakes (1-S-lirrespectively, PBA scored twice in the fifth when positions and batted ,133, He is an ex- goals), Mitch Feuer (one goal) and Tennis lessons are available at the Jimmy Yee made a spectacular catch Ron Scoppettuolo was the big gun in Dan Klein walked, Joe Roesener Steve Geltman (one goal) and fine Warinanco, Rahway, Unami, and two unassisted putouts as he turned eeUent bunter Tuesdays Cosmos victory over the reached on an error and Ron Fusco defense by Steve Shindler, John Frieri Kawameeh and Cedar Brook tennis David Markstein's liner to right into a Early season designated hitter Kevin Aztecs as ho seo.-etl four goals, while singled. In the sixth, PBA scored twice and Van Vitale. • courts. triple play, Coyle specialized in drawing walks. Willie Willburn and Bruce Davison more when Brian Hendrix singled, Tom Private lessons are available for $12 Charles Saia, Traci Kennedy and The reserve corps included Kevin tallied single scores. Mike French, Rob Paul Matysek, Doug Grant, Paul Rickey tripled, and Ron Fusco followed per hour or $8 per half hour; six half- Eric Kahn were standouts on defense Engelhardt, Jeff Goldfarb (known for Schnedier and Jeff Lubash excelled for Abend and John Ferry with both with his third single of the game. hour lessons are available for $30, and for National State Bank. Jeff Fein- his defense), Rich Hartman, Mike the Cosmos while Mike Kane, Paul Earthquakes tallies starred for their Elks scored two runs in each of the group lessons consisting of six half-hour berg's long triple and Karen Bassin's Meixner and S.D. Slater Kanengiser, Joe Torrisi and Joe team. final two innings on hits by Richard lessons for four to eight persons are three singles sparked the winners, Vargas, the ace of the pitching staff, Blabolil played good ball for the DIPPER director John Swedish Hinkley, Kevin Jelinek and Chuck Bell. available for $9 per person. Darren Marcantuone and James won four games, lost four and compiled scoreless Aztecs, announced that trophies donated by the An excellent catch by Brandt Feuer- Instruction will be given at Pieper also played well for National a respectable 3.48 ERA. Tom Ragno tallied the lone Tornados Union County Regional High School State. stein in centerfield stopped the Elks' Warinanco Park by Ramiro Restrepo, a Rich Schmedel with at. 0-2 record, score early in a match against the District Board of Education would be rally, member of the Kean College men's had the team's top ERA, 258. Zahn powerful Quicksilvers who came given to the winners of the playoffs in The standings for the Youth Major tennis team, the New Jersey State was 0-1, with a 3.00 ERA, Jeff Kronert, storming rtack in post an 8-1 victory special ceremonies on June 16 or 17 League are as follows: College Conference champions. Betty who split two decisions, compiled a 5,56 behind the four goals of Frank Coelho, when the series are completed. The Ragucci cited Kiwanis Club, 8-1; PBA, 6-5; Lions petroski will give tennis lessons at ERA. Randy Bain was 0-2 with a 7,74 three goals of Tim Harrlgan and single men's faculty ping pong singles and Club, 3-4, Ilks, 3-5; American Legion, 3- Rahway River Park, Kawameeh Park earned run average. score of John Irwin, Ed McCaine. Brian doubles trophies will also be awarded. 6; Rotary Club, 2-4, and Unami Park. She is a member of at Kean dinner the Kean College women's tennis team. James Ragucci, son of Mr, and Mrs. Dayton golfers Lessons at Cedar Brook Park will be Harold Ragucci of Colonial terrace, Township resident given by Nancy Harter. Springfield was honored at the annual 1st in Y competition fall to Summit Soccer Scene For information and registration for sports dinner given at Kean College, tennis lessons, readers may contact the Union, on May 17. By MIKE SVIEIXN'ER Warinanco tennis attendant at 245-2288. The Summit YWCA Gymnettes The Jonathan Dayton Regional High By BILL WILD Other than the forward line, I can't Jim was the recipient of the Coach's remain undefeated in New Jersey As of this writing the Cosmos have see any changes being made in the Award for outstanding leadership and School golf team lost to Summit Friday, YWCA League Competition Coaches, ending its 1977 season. The Dayton everything going for them, both on and lineup of last Sunday, Steve Hunt sportsmanship in football at Kean. He Sue Neumann and Tizii Greulich led off the field, On Wednesday -night, June playing midfleld scored three goals and also received a plaque for playing four squad scored 290, while the unbeaten Here's a pitch the girls in their triumphs over West- Hilltoppers scored 253, 1, when the Cosmos hosted Lazio of had the game of his life. Ramon Miffiin years of varsity ball. Jim will graduate field, Ridgewood and New Brunswick in Italy, I led my party of six to the gate of played well and Vitomir Dimitrijevic on June 9. He is a graduate of Jonathan For Dayton, Mike Rosenberg led the recent competitions, followed by the way with a 45. Skip Liguori shot a 47, as the stadium when I discovered I had played his best game of the season with for horseshoes Dayton Regional High School. season's triumph in the New Jersey made a drastic mistake with the four assists. Three of them in the did Dave Gechlik. Toby Lesofski putted The John Rosselet Memorial YWCA sectional meet held in Summit a respectable 49. Neil Tepper and tickets, I went to the information second half and both tied NASL Horseshoe Pitching Tournament, in April, window to see if anything could be done records, Vitomir plays the center Marty Swanson tapered off, shooting conducted by the Union County Park Teens eligible Recently the team travelled to mediocre rounds of golf. about it. There I was greeted by Suzan halfback position so the Cosmos used Commission in cooperation with the Hidgewood, In the 6 to 11 age groups, Ade and Donna Vecoli, two Keiser Franz Beckenbauer as sweeper New Jersey State Horseshoe Pitchers' Hannah Reimann daughter of Mr, and Meadowlands employees who made a along with Werner Roth, Melsi Morais Association, will be held Sunday, June for golf tourney Mrs. Peter Reiman placed first all- fast phone call to the right people and and Rildo were the other two fullbacks. 19, at Warinanco Park, around with a score of 31.05. She placed things were straightened out. Nothing should be changed in the June 17 is the deadline for entries to first in all four events, vaulting (7.85, AMERICAN You must give the Cosmos upcoming games in the Cosmos lineup Registration for classes— the Youth Classic Golf Tournament bars (7.65), floor (7.80) and beam ffi- -;.« CANCER SOCIETY championship with ringer percentage sponsored locally by the Union County I management credit for bending over especially in the defense and midfield (7.75). backwards for the average soccer fan. positions. Shep Messing proved he of to percent or more, and others with Association of Independent Insurance It is better to have the fans in the stands should be in the goal in the Toronto ringer percentage less than 40 per- Agents. The tournament is for golfers than standing outside angry. Thank you game with some beautiful saves. The cent-will heat I2::i() p.m. and lo a.m., under 18 years of age. Masons honored FRIDAY DEADLINE Cosmos, and girls. Cosmos and Ft. Lauderdale are tied for respectively All Item* other than ipot second place in the division with 57 The qualifying round will be held on Among eight Masonic make ihe nwards in behalf news should be In our office As for on the field, It seems as though This tournament is open to all June 20 at Twin Brooks Country Club, members tn be honored by of the Grand Lodge of New the Cosmos have put it all together. points but the Cosmos played one more horseshoe pitchers who arc members of by noon on Priday. game than the Strikers. This will all Watehung, to be followed by a state Continental Lodge 190, Jersey. Giorgio Chinaglia, who I said should be the National Horsoshcii' Pitchers' competition. The national cham- F&AM, at a "Gold Token benched in last week's column, scored change before we go to press because Association, Competitors muy use their the Cosmos traveled to Ft. Lauderdale pionships, with 150 golfers from 43 Night" Tuesday nt H:;?0 at two goals In last Sunday's 6-0 rout of the (iwn horseshoes, providing these meet states, will be held Aug. 12-18 in Napa, the Masonic Building. 37 Toronto Metros, He might be on his yesterday. The game was seen on New with official requirements of weight GOODfYEAMt York TV Channel 11. • Calif. Spring st,, Millburn, are way to a better season than he has been and size. Ernest Stoiner of Linden Tampa Bay is in first place with 63 having. Until that game the Metros RniricN, which imisl li<> iiccomptinied Entries must be filed by June 17 with avenue, Springfield, and FRAEBEL BROS. points and will meet the Cosmos home Rents Cars? had only 11 goals scored against them by ;i $2 fee. close sit noon tomorrow. Ward and Company, 372 Morris ave., Albert A. Schramm. here in the Moadowlands on Father's TIRE all season. Springfield. A $5 fee (checks payable to previously a long-time Yes We Sure Do! Pele Is slowing down again and must Day, June 19. Union County Independent Agents Expert Auto the New Jersey Americans to third resident of Springfield. WEEKEND earn the right to stay in the lineup. He The Cosmos play their next home Association) should be enclosed with place behind New York and Con- They will receive gold Repairs will never be benched, but if he keeps game against the Kicks this Sunday, the entry. More information may be SPECIAL necticut in the ASL ICustern Division, wreaths for 6(1 years of playing the way he has been, he will be Minnesota heads the Western Division ohluined by culling Ward and Company The American's coach I'nionile Manny service. •ALIGNMENT Thyrs, $OQ95 lM hurting the team up front. The Cosmos with 66 points and has an 8-3 record. liisk for Pat or Jim) at 379-7700. MM. Schellscheidt told me that he believes Presiding will be R \V. •BRAKES to F«| MILES now are just great in midfleld and on Game time will be at 2:05 and can be he has the butter team hut the breaks William . Sehoene .Jr., •SHOCKS Ui| Ttrm defense but the forwards are still not heard on WOR radio 710 on the dial. didn't go his way The Americans hit To Publicity Chairmen; disirict deputy grand •TUNIUPS Ll finlihing off the plays, and all the good, Keiser Franz is starting to pay .. -'"vk- the post three tiineK in the match. master of ihc ninth •TIRES hard work that is done by the defense dividendR. The Cosmos-Toronto game IIII liiilabli The Americans will hiwt Cleveland Masonic District, who will fsf SBStm «it« call and midfielders is wasted, drew 31,208 fans and if the Cosmos win Would you like some help in REINSPECTION the Striker match "on TV and the tomorrow night at 7:3(1 down in Wall 7e ED HELP! BOB OELSANDRO I think Tony Field is the weakest link preparing newspaper releases? STATION RENTAL MANAGER . weather is good on Sunday, I say the Stadium in Wall Township The An Ings pensive HELP on the team of the 'non-iuperstar Write to this newspaper and ask WANTED ad m me 1071 Commerce Ave. attendance will go over the 35,000 murk Americans get a chance to prove thuy Classified gage* fit *hiS 686-0040 variety, but he Is still playing better nrwipaQpr will r#a«h Over are better than New York on Sund.-iy for our "Tips on Submitting au.000 nesrby refltfef Union • 688-8870 than the superstar forwards. I am still against the Kicks. 1 1 2037 Mono A»i., Union ..O--CI" when they onei' ;ta;ii» 'i"' ' '"•' Apollo- News Releases," tamiiiK Ts pis'ct* your aS* liJ5.|B«li» lijOl fM. not sold on Giorgio, but I really want to in New York call g»nk Airnrmrd-Mlllif Cturg. be, A 1-0 LOSS TO NEW YORK dropped ——6M-77O0 Thuridiy, June «, m 8 students awarded Religious Notices Seton Hall degrees TEMPLE BETH AHM Tt'MIM.K SIIA'ARKY SHALOM Eight Springfield residents were AN AFFILIATE GF THE AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF among the 2,107 students to receive UNITED SYNAGOGUE AMERICAN HKBHKW degrees recently at commencement OF AMERICA CONCIUEGATIONS exercises at Seton Hail University, BALTUSROLWAY, S. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE AT South Orange. SPRINGFIELD SHUNP1KE ROAD. Robert Fanburg of Stone Hill road RABBI REUBEN R LEVINE SPRINGFIELD received a juris doctor degree. Karen J. CANTOR ISRAEL BARZAK HABHI: HOWARnSMAI'mo Belliveau of Morrison road was Friday—8:46 p.m., Sabbath services1 CANTOR: IRVING KRAMEUMAN awarded a master's degree, Saturday—10 am,, Sabbath services. David Corey, son of Mr and Mrs Those receiving bachelor's degrees Sunday—4:30 p.m.. Solomon Edwin Corey of Springfield, was called Included Richard Abbondante of S. Seheehter graduation ceremonies to thi'Torah as n Bar Mitzvah on Juno Springfield avenue, accounting-, John •'...•» v Gacos of Short Hills avenue, Monday—«:30 pm, B'nai B'rith 4 LEGION CITATIONS—Continental Post 228 of the American Legion installation Thursdays p.m., duplicate bridge recently pr»SBnt«d citations to committee chairmen of the Springfield marketing; Lonny B. Horwitz of Meisel Tuesday—830 p m , Men's Club Friday-R:45 p.m., crev shabbat avenue, accounting; Mark I. Jacobs of Bicentennial committee for their efforts during lost year's celebration. Briar Hills circle, economics; Kurt Installation, service, membership sabbath Accepting the awards from post commander AAatf Allen (canter) were Saturday—10:30 a.m.. Shatabat Cahalan Sean Lahdeek of Battle Hill (from loft) Robert Briggs, Helen Maguire, Madeline Lancaster and Jerry avenue, history, and Rosanne Marie morning service, sisterhood sabbath Cohen, SPRINGFIELD E M A N I' E L Wednesday —9:30 a.m.. trip tn Lizza of Reiner avenue, psychology UNITED METHODIST CHl'RCH Waterloo Village; return 3 p m Commencement addresses were 40 CHURCH MALL Di Francesco delivered it three separate ceremonies SPRINGFIELD TEMPLE BETH AHM by Dr. John A, Cole, acting president of Friday—fi p.m.. Busy Fingers AN AFFILIATE OF THE the university; Jose Rosarlo, executive Saturday—10 am to 7 p.m., church UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA wants to outlaw director oi the Newark based FOCUS HALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD organization which aids un- picnic at Unarm Pork. 7 p.m., AA, RICHARD ABBONDANTE Sunday—9 30 am , German worship RABBI REUBEN It LEVINE porn peddling derprivileged Hispanlcs; James F. tervice, The Rev Fred Gruber CANTOR ISRAEL BARZAK Tucktr, vice-president of the Federal preaching "The Seven Wonders of Friday 8:45 pm, Aleph con Assemblyman Donald T Di Fran- Reserve Bank, and Richard B. Allen, Heaven." 9:30 a.m.. Chapel Church secration, cesco (H , Union-Morris) is introducing editor of the Journal of the American legislation which would prohibit the use School, "The True Spirit." 10:30 a.m., Saturday-10 a m , Sabbath services Bar Association. Fellowship Hour, il a.m., morning of children in the production and Monday—fl:30 pm , Sisterhood in- marketing of pornographic materials, worship, Founder's Day; The Rev stallation George C. Schlesinger preaching Tuesday-6:30 p.m., I'SY in "The child-pornography business has Auto hits pole ; "Where Healing Begins ' 8 p.m., Youth gtallation. become a multi-million dollar in- Fellowship. dustry," he said "Reports indicate thai youth is injured Monday—8 p.m.. United Methodist CONOREGATION ISRAKL approximately 260 different magazines Men. OF SPRINGFIELD are being sold in adult book stores A i6-year-old Springfield boy was Tuesday—U a.m.. Christian Service M9 MOUNTAIN AVE across the country, dealing with sexual admitted to Overlook Hospital last Circle. CORNER SHUNPIKE ROAD acts between children or between Wednesday for treatment of head in- Wednesday—Noon, German Ladies KABB! ISRAEL E TURNER children and adults. The need for juries suffered in an automobile ac- Friday—7:15 a.m., morning minyan Aid and Mission Circle covered dish protective legislation is obvious." cident on Baltusrol way. He was service 7:15 p.m., "Welcome to Sab- reported in critical condition. luncheon; 7:30 p.m., anniversary bath" service. A growing body of information committee meeting The boy, Bill Hfllpln of Bryant Saturday—9:30 a.m.. Sabbath confirms that children, who are used in avenue, was a passenger in a car driven morning service. Kiddush after ser- HARVEY WKISS pornography, suffer from FIRST PRESBYTERIAN by Gordon Peterson, 17, of Tree Top vices. One hour and fifteen minutes psychological scarring and emotional drive. Police said Peterson, while CHURCH before sunset, Talmud class, Tractate distress"as a result, the assemblyman MORRIS AVENUE AND Lodge installs driving north, lost control of the car and Shabbos Fifteen minutes before said, Many of these children are being hit a utility pole. CHURCH MALL, SPRINGFIELD sunset, afternoon service; discussion treated tor drug abuse and participate THE REV. BRUCE WHITEFIELD new officers at Peterson and another passenger, session; "farewell to Sabbath" service. in other kinds of delinquent behavior. Jose Medeiros, 16 of Highland avenue, EVANS, D.D, PASTOR Sunday—B a.m., morning minyan They are subjected to infection of LONNY B, HOROWITZ SHEILA KILBOURNE, DIRECTOR were taken to Overlook for treatment of service. temple Monday veneral disease and possible head and face cuts and were released, OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION pregnancy. Thursday—7:30 p.m., Girls' Choir, B Sunday through Thursday—Fifteen The Springfield B'nai B'rith Lodge Halpin was admitted to the Intensive minutes before sundown, afternoon Hospital picks p.m.. Senior Choir, will install its slate of officers for 1977- "The use of children in pornography car unit of the hospital for treatment of service; advanced study session; 78 on Monday at 8 p.m. at Temple Beth is an outrageous destructive crime, his injuries. Sunday—9 a.m., Church School and evening service, adult education, 10:30 a.m., family Ahm, which destroys their normal Peterson was charged with careless staff member Monday through Thursday— 7:15 worship service. Harvey Weiss will be installed as development to healthy citizens in our driving, according to the police report. Harvey K. Bucholti, M.D., who has a Monday—0 to 11:30 a.m., weekday a.m., morning minyan service, 3:30 to president. The other officers are as future society," said Di Francesco He was also charged with non- 6:30 pm, Religious School classes. sub-specialty in endocrinology and nursery school. follows: "We must protect them and our society compliance with learner's permit metabolic disease, has been appointed Tuesday—8 to 11:30 a.m., weekday OUR LADY OF LOURDES First vice-president, Yale Green- against this crime and think of these regulations and with failing to have the to the staff at Memorial General nursery school, 300 CENTRAL AVE,, spoon; second vice-president, Dr. children as if they were our own. It is proper driving papers with him. Hospital, Union, it was announced by Wednesday—8:30 p.m., Ladies MOUNTAINSIDE Howard Walter; third vice-president, my responsibility as a legislator to do Murray J, Rubin, board president and Evening Group June dinner at the Af ton Herb Olarseh; fourth vice-president, all I can to eliminate this problem." chief executive officer of the hospital REV. GERARD MeGARBY, PASTOR Morris Shames; financial secretary, Chorale unit plans Restaurant, Florharn Park, 8 p.m., REV. CHARLES'S. URNIK, Bucholtz has a B.S. degree from trustees. REV. FRANK D'ELIA, Irv Rosen; recording secretary, Jay sixth summer 'sing' Queens College and his M.D from ASSISTANT PASTORS Peskln; corresponding secretary. Kosch, Hernandez Upstate Medical Center, State HOLY CROSS Sunday—Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 Marcel Tesse; treasurer, Jeffrey The Summit Chorale will offer its University of N.V, He interned at LUTHERAN CHURCH a.m., and 12 noon, Peskin; chaplain, Murry Hurwitz; win awards at UC sixth "summer sing" of the season on Montefiore Hospital and Medical monitor, Jotl Kaplan. (THE CHUBCH OF THE Saturdays—Evening *Mass, 7 p.m.-, Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Center, N.Y, and did his residency in RADIO "LUTHERAN HOUR" weekday Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. First Trustees are George Artman, Rudy Robert J, Kosch of Battle Hill Central Presbyterian Church, corner of medicine at the University of Michigan ATTOTV'S Friday, 7, 8 and ni_30 a.m. Bamberger, David Belasco, Abe avenue and Sonja Hernandez ot Maple and Morris uvenues. Summit Medical Center Dershowitz, Naum. Gershwin, Robert Berkeley road both of Springfield, were "THIS IS THE LIFE") Miraculous Medal Novena and The sing features Roger Nierenberg Bucholtz's clinical and research Haiken, Allen Isaacs, Lud Jaffe, Syd among 17 Union College students who 639 MOUNTAIN AVE. Mass—Monday at 8 p.m. conductiong Mozart's "Solemn fellowships were taken at Duke Miller, Harry Newman, Barney received academic awards at the an- SPRINGFIELD Benediction during the school year on. Vespers" and Handel's "Dixit University Medical Center, Durham, Spielholz, Max Tanenbaum, Joe nual class night ceremonies last week. THE REV. JOEL R. YOSS, Friday at 2:45 p.m. Pominus." Nierenberg is music N.C., in the division of endocrinology, A Tenenbaum, Joe lodres and Sol White. Kosch was the recipient of the PASTOR Baptisms on Sunday at 1 p.m. by director of the Pro Arte Chorale clinical assistant professor of medicine Refreshments wjl] be served, Paul Bielefeld Memorial German and TELEPHONE; 379-4525 appointment. Ridgewood, and conductor of the at the New Jersey College of Medicine Greenstein is chairman of the evening, Mathematics Excellence Awards, Thursday—7:30 p.m., nursery school Confessions—Ivory Saturday and Queens College Symphonic Wind and Dentistry, he is also well published, closing program. and Joel Kaplan is the outgoing Hernandez received the Bielefeld eves of Holy Days and First Fridays, Ensemble. He also is a professor of Bucholtz Is a resident of Millbum. His president. Memorial Spanish Award. Suflday^B;30 a.m., worship, 9;30 from 4 to 8 and 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. music at NYU, and an accomplished practice is in Springfield. »,m,, family growth hour., 10:45 a.m., choral and instrumental composer. The communion. 12:30 p.m., congregational ST. STEPHENS admission price is $2 to sing or to listen picnic. EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN CONGRESS and more information is available at Ms, Goldman wins Monday^?:30 p.m., stewardship 119 MAIN ST., MILLBURN 277-0589. meeting. REV JOSEPH D, HERRING, bachelors degree RECTOR Harrison Williams Debra Goldman, daughter of Mr. and Sunday—8 a.m., Holy Communion, 10 U.S. Senate Three voluntmers Mrs. Sam Goldman of Sycamore ST. JAMES CHURCH a.m., Holy Communion and sermon, During the days of the Great toward that goal by enacting a land- 48 S. SPRINGFIELD AVB. presented awards terrace, Springfield, was graduated first Sunday and festival occasions; Depression, when our nation faced its mark youth employment bill that in- May 20 from Washington University. SPRINGFIELD morning prayer and sermons, second most troubling times, an answer to the corporates some of the best aspects of Three Springfield residents have MSGR. FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR St. Louis, Mo., with a bachelor of arts through fifth Sundays, 10 to 11:15 a.m., tragedy of unemployment emerged the C.C.C, program of Depression been presented awards for volunteer degree in urban studies, REV, STEPHEN P, LYNCH, service at Saint Barnabas Medical Church School. 10 a.m., babysitting, through a program known as the years. Ms. Goldman will begin REV. EDWARD R. OEHLING, Center, Livingston. C.C.C.—the Civilian Conservation The measure—which I was proud to graduate studies in city planning this REV. PAUL J.KOCH, ANTfoCHBAPTIST CHURCH A2,B00-hour bar was awarded to Mrs. Corps. develop in a joint effort with the Carter fall at the University of Pennsylvania ASSISTANT PASTORS MECKBS ST, AND SOUTH Today, unhappily, unemployment is Administration—will set up a new Leonard Remington, Certificates went Sunday Masses—7 p.m. Saturday—7, SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD still a major problem causing needless young, adult Conservation Corps in to William Feldman, Shelly Parish and' 8:15,9:80, io:4ia,m, anduoon. Daily—7 REV, CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR human suffering for millions of men which youngsters will be hired for Mrs. Abraham Silpe, Gaudineer lunches and S a.m. Holy days—on eves of Saturday—3 p.m.. Church School and women and their families. And outdoor projects In national parks and Holyday, 7 p.m. • on Holydays at 7, 8,9, choir rehearsal, Monday, June is—Cheeseburger on even more distressing Is the tremen- forests. The legislation also launches a S#ephen Sklar gets bun, French fries, slice of onion, pickle, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday—9:30a.m., Sunday School. U dous number of young people without program in which young people will Confessions—Saturday, 1 and 2 p.m. a.m., worship service, 7 p.m., evening lettuce, peaches, milk, jobs—according to most estimates, half work on community improvement B$ from Monmoufh Tuesday—Pizza, cheese cubes, Monday through Friday, 7:15 and 7:4S fellowship, of all those who are unemployed are projects such as insulating and im- p.m. No confessions on Sundays, Wednesday—9 p.m., midweek ser- Stephen L. Sklar of Archbridge lane, carrots and celery sticks, chocolate • between the ages , of 16 and 24, proving low-rent housing. And, finally, pudding or applesauce, milk. Helydays and eves of Holydays, vice. Nationwide, nearly 20 percent of all the bill provides for a broad range of Springfield, was awarded a bachelor of Science degree Saturday from Mon- Wednesday—Spaghetti and meat young people are jobless, and in the job programs specifically aimed at low- sauce, tossed salad dressing, french inner city, the percentage is closer to income youth, including training, mouth College, West Long Branch, Camping powwow He was among 800 students who broud. margarine, fresh fruit or 50. counseling, transportation assistance cookies, milk, Indian Princesses of the and torchlight parade received degrees at the school's 43rd The consequences of teenage and in-school training. Thursday—Chicken chow mein, nuts, Medi Summit Area YMCA's when the new leaders of unemployment are very painful for President Carter estimates that this commencement, John Cunningham, Watchung Nation and the erganiEation will be the New Jersey historian and author, or taco, shredded lettuce. Cheese, rice, society—crime, vandalism, alcoholism, bill will help find jobs and training green bean salad, apricots, milk, their fathers will hold chosen" for the 197748 drug-abuse and alarmingly-high positions for a half^million young delivered the commencement address. Marb their annual spring season. Friday—Baked macaroni and dropout rates from school, The people over the next 16 months. In New cheese, green peas or oajle sandwich PRESCRIPTION camping pow wow at frustration and anger that grows out of Jersey, at least $30 million will be spent OBUOSTORES There are 31 Indian Two to be honored with shredded lettuce and onion, jello, Frost Valley, N.Y., on the unemployment breeds unacceptable to combat the problems of youth milk. weekend of June 17-19, Princess tribes from Michelle Weinstein and Arlene social costs for everybody. unemployment, This measure will help Juice, hardcooked eggs, cottage A Summit, New Providence, Clearly, we must put the nation's us create careers—not just Jobs—for Zuckerberg of Springfield will be Activities under the Berkeley Heights, honored at a supper for members of the cheese and fruit, peanuf butter and Geminesse unemployed—particularly young young people and will go a long way jelly sandwiches daily. direction of the Camp Gillette, Stirling, Short towards alleviating the tremendous Junior Volunteer Corps, Daughters of people—back to work. And this week, Israel Pleasant Valley Home, West Beauty Wawayanda staff will hills, Millburn, and the United States Senate moved us damage done by youth unemployment. Consultant include boating, swim- Springfield involving Orange, Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the PRlDAYDIAOLINl mini, sports, hiking, more than 200 father- home. All Hemi other than spot news Should will be in our nature study, and daughter (grades 1-3) JxrinjHir officer by noon on Friday, hayrides. Highlight of the couples, Ronald R, SHORT HILLS weekend will be the Coleman of the YMCA M m MED! MART Saturday evening camp- professional staff fire and canoe ceremony supervises the activity. M SPRINGFIELD'S NEWEST AND FINEST MEAT MARKET N M SPECIALIZING IN N Thurs. & Fri, M N June9 & 10 M M 9 AM - a PM M PRIME MEATS •PRODUCE •FISH & DELI M CLOCK OUTLET M SPECIALS M for the E M FRESH THIS THURSDAY •FRIDAY.•SATURDAY H purpose of ™ CLOCK FACTORY PINWHBIL OUKOWHC CALIFORNIA M demonstrating M CORNISH SWIET OBORQIA M KITCHEN CLOCK SPECIAL STEAKS KIELBASY PEACHES BIHG N Jj HENS CHERRIESJ GEMINESSE $449 S"|49 ( m IB, I 39 M COSMETICS M — N by DISCOUNT PRICES Max Factor Free ASK N UP TO 50% OFF ©IFF TO COLLEGE—JoeN L, O'Morra, left, director, Purchased Products M Delivery LEIANO'SMARKEf ABOUT N ••BUY IT WHERi IT'S inginwinfl ond Inspection, W«st«m ilBetric, Springfield, is shown with OUR M 60 SPRINGFtlLO AVI,, SPRiNOPfBLO Dr. DarrcH R. Morrow, center, chairman of Rutgers packaging science Horn, f.rvl. a FREEZER a (OnOrd.n H 800 Morris Tpke, ond«ngln#ering program, and Malcolm Talbot, president of the Rutgers SIIS.M 763H0UNT.IN AVE SPEriALSt N Foundation. In the background li the computer donated to Rutgers M •r Mirt) Tel 376-4705 (kSal. li it,in. -5 p.m. SPRINGFIELD . 273-2800 N through Western Electrics eo!!«ge giff.pregram, 1. m Thursday, June «. 10" College offers Grant awarded li'lli'iil MM'vu-i' ituil will piM'tiiil these MAD ITCH shut in piiticnts In becoiTH' more aware I'srutlunilncv iilsi) known if, Exxon aide will lead of the outside world and again lu'coiiic • Aujosky's diseasij or "mad itch, is a career course for aged patient small part of the community ht'rpos virus disease that causes death Students who have completed their Lockhart expressed gratitude to losses of up to 100 per cent in pigs less junior year in high school and want drive for United Way transportation Franklin ('aniirano, (In1 h.»ipiij)] ;iti than two weeks old The rfisuMis*!aie n factual information on the con- Larry J Lockhart. director of the mimstrutor affects cattle ami temporary job market can pick up George Otis, plant manager of Exxon general campaign chairman for the Union Coumy Department of Human three college credits this summer in the Chemical Co., Linden, has been named United Way of Union County's 1977.78 Resources, announced this week that process of investigating career options fund drive The appointment was an- an Older Americans Act grant for Middlesex County College in Edison nounced by Andrew Campbell, $16,000 in federal funds has been made FLEMINGTON TORS will offer two separate sections of its president of the board of trustees of the available to John E, Runnclls Hospital, Labor Market Economics course: voluntary organization which helps Berkeley Heights, to provide minibus THE FINEST FUR SERVICE Mondays and Thursdays, June 20 to support 73 social service agencies in transportation services for fhoir ngeri July 14, from 1 to 3:45 p.m., and Union County patients ANYWHERE Mondays and Wednesdays, June 20 to Otis has been involved with United The grant was developed by Peter M Aug. 10, from 7 to 10 p.m. Career op Way fund-raising since 1974 and was a Shields, director of the department's tiona, labor market trends and job division chairman of the campaign Division on Aging, to provide a tran search strategies are covered cabinet in last years major firms sportation program for the senior Further information can be obtained drive citizen patients of the hospital, in through the college's Division of "Every person in Union County, eluding patients of the Mary fonnplly Continuing Education, 548-6000, Ext whether a resident or employed here, Nursing Home wing 890. shares the responsibility for this Increased activities for the patients, community's well being United Way such as trips to the Garden State Arts FRIDAY QIADUNE activities are the best means for Center and various parks in the area, Ail Items other than spot news should making Union County a bettor place to are planned. It is expected that patients be in our office by noon on Friday live and work," said Otis would be able to attend local high In addition to his work with United school plays, musicals and flower Way, Otis is a director of the Chamber shows, transportation to meetings of of Commerce of Eastern Union County local senior citizens groups and to other He has been Exxon Chemical health care facilities for medical Company's Bayway Chemical plant treatment not provided at Runnells Your manager since 1973, Otis, his wife, Hospital is envisioned daughter and two sons live in Mend- "This special project," said OPTICIAN GEORGE OTIS ham. Lockhart, "will be coordinated by 1 Eileen Shanley. the hospital recreation director. We expect it will be an ex FUR STORAGE FUR REMODELING SPRINGFIELD Y host to panel on ERA topics Your precious furs are hung Your fur coat of yesterday "Are You Afraid of the ERA*1" will be Linden, Kathy Brock, attorney. Public I^-^WKE & FOOD— "i lovingly in the world's finest may become a "new and now" 248 MORRIS AVE, • 3 scientifically ttmpertture and fur and leather jacket like N-J. 1 he topic of a workshop sponsored by Defenders' Office: Sister Carmelia the YWCA of Elizabeth. 1131 East Maria Cristiano, administrative •DECORATING SUPPLIES! humidity controlled (ur storage the one ihown here And that's P.jtiy B.mi. TuB.i.Nov.ltl.1 BQOhl vault It's where we store our .Jersey st . Wednesday at 8 p.m. director, North Hudson Children's Speciality Pant, CookH Cutlin only one beautiful possibility, CompltL Holiday Cilia Dtcgratlsml own. Bring your coat in where Free fashion evaluation and Jean Ambrose, assistant dean, Center; and Dara Goldstein, art major, Qgurmaf Cookw«ri it will be in good company cost estimate. You'll be surprised College of Nursing, Rutgers University, Rutgers University, Classes Now Forming to await the fall season , at how inexpensive it can be will act as moderator of the panel There will be a question and answer ALMOND PASTE , LfEKVAR BRING IN YOUR FURS NOW! AT OUR VERY SPECIAL LOW BATES, CHRISTIAN DIOR discussion Panelists will include: Rose session following the panel discussion APRICOT POPPY5IEO SUNGLASSES Marie Sinnott, member of the Union The program is free and open to the PIGNOLI NUTS IN STOCK County Board of Freeholders; Beatrice public flemington fur eompHny FREF IHRK1NG IN RE\R Bernzott. former mayoral candidate In ORIATE-A-CAKE , fell OPEN SUNDAY & EVERY DAY ID A M TO H PM MAGI"fuelE . M1 toL S: W»a,UNION «. 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In Springfield, Asbury Park, Freehold. .Custom Urapiries . Custom Window Shades Levelor Riviera Blinds Reupholstering Woven kThere is maximum interest F$IJC. Wood Products Sliding Door Panels and *, lor you under the money tree, " Shutters . Wallpaper Vertical Blinds Cuninu-rcial Uepc. in Sprlrigfleld,..376.5220,,,Mr, Horn or Mr, lanni ASBURYPARK Berkeley NEWARK SPRINGFIELD w»d; fa #is* 81 Clay St. Route 22 "^TOMS RIVER (Onsllsck Wem Irood) 1 Door. Will si Bam'i UNION: 324 Chestnut Street / 687 7030 SSOB ihakllnilg Hours: Mond.iy thru Friday, B.Manhattan, Heinlein was born in Ohio and raised list engagement in Pennsylvania, A graduate of the Mr, and Mrs, John Rusbarsky of University of Pittsburgh, he holds an Peachtree lane, Mountainside, have Trip scheduled GRAND MS degree in hospital administration announced the engagement of their from Columbia University, daughter, Debra Ann, to Michael by Sisterhood Lenahen, son of Mr, and Mrs, John Lenahen of Broomall, Pa, The Sisterhood of Temple Sha'arey 3 travelogues Ms. Rusbarsky is a graduate of Mt. Shalom, Springfield, will go by char- tered bus to Waterloo Village, in REOPENING St. Mary Academy, North Flalnfield. at local library She received a bachelor of arts degree Stanhope, on Wednesday, in elementary education from Catholic The trip will include a tour of the The Lunchtlme Theater at the University, Washington, D.C., and an reconstruction and luncheon at the Springfield Public Library will feature M.Ed, degree in deaf education from Wellington House, a restored Victorian three short films about Scotland and Western Maryland College, West- home, A grist mill, various craft shops, Now Through July 4th At Our Ireland this Tuesday, minster, Md, She teaches at the herb gardens and homes will also be The first. "Scotland," is about the Maryland School for the Deaf in visited. Further information can be people of and life in that country; the Frederick, Md. obtained by calling 379-9156. New Springfield Office Only/ second, "Wild Highland," portrays the wildlife of Scotland, and the third, Her fiance, a graduate of Cardinal 11 O'Hara High School, Philadelphia, "Yeats Country. is about life in received a bachelor of arts degree from Ladies' group western Ireland as described in the Catholic University, where he is FREE GIFTS FOR SAVERS poetry of William Butler Yeats, The completing a master's degree program to hold dinner entire proemm will last about 90 in architecture. minutes. The annual June dinner of the Ladies' This is tiiu second in a series of three Evening Group of the Springfield travel programs being presented Presbyterian Church will be held Tuesdays at noon in the library. Guests Party Sunday Wednesday evening at 6:30 at the Afton Open a new account FRFP Open a ntw account Open a new account have been invited to bring bag lunches. Restaurant in Florham Park, This will with $250 or with SSOOO or more Coffee will be provided. for Hadassah be the final meeting of the season for and selgef from and select fron and sptecf from; the group until September. The Springfield Chapter of Hadassah Mrs, Dorothy Campbell of Morris YWto register will hold a swim party and barbecue at Plains will be guest speaker. Her topic the home of Lydia and Nat Sherman of will be "Simplification of Life Styles," Short Hills on Sunday at.2 p.m. Mrs, Campbell is a Presbytery gym day camp The reservations are being taken by representative to HUNGER, She is a The Summit YWCA this week an- Esther Hausner, of Springfield, fund- member of the Morris Plains nounced that registration is open for the raising vice-president and will be open Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Henry summer gymnastics day camp for girls only to the first 50 people who call. A Wright is in charge of arrangements for in grade three and up. Three two-week donation of $7.50 per person is required, the dinner. sessions will be held: June 27 to June 8, and the proceeds will be allocated to the July U to July 22 and July 25 to Aug. 5. Hadassah Medical Organization. Pearj The gymnasts will meet Monday Kaplan is president. Rosary group through Friday from 8 a.m. until noon at the Summit Junior High School on To-Publicity Chairmen; Maple street. to sponsor sale The girls will be divided the first day The Rosary Altar Society of St. of each session according to age and Would you like some help in preparing newspaper releases? James Church in Springfield will hold a ability. They will work on all four garage sale on Friday, June 17, and Olympic events for women; vaulting, Write to this newspaper and ask Saturday, June 18, Anyone who would uneven bars, balance beam and floor for our "Tips on Submitting like to donate usable items may leave exercise, which will be divided into two News Releases." them at the St. James Rectory garage components, tumbling and dance. Wednesday and'June 16 between 9 and 11 a.m. or 2 and 4 p.m. Information is available from Mrs. Barbara Sedlak at 37».lS64 or Mrs, THIS Mary Snlazzi at :j7S-2989, The Rosary The Union Center National Bank Springfield COUPON Society is also asking Pathmark Office is a Full Service banking facility for home WORTH shoppers to save special register tapes and buiiness. With one of the lowest new car THE UNION offered by the store. loan rates in the United States, we prove everyday how much we want to do buiiness with WITH PURCHASE OF $5,00 OR MORE (Eiplrti Junt 30,1877f you. Stop in to say hello and ask how we con CENTER | Charge for Pictures best serve your banking needs. Cheeses from.Around the World 1 There is a charge ol S5 for weeding and NATIONAL . FOOD PUTTERS. CHiESE GIFTS • ION VOYAGES 1 engagement pictures There is no k .GOURMET FOODS. CONDOLENCES . IMPORTED ft SPECIALTY FOODS i charge to' the announcement, whether with ar without a picture, Persons BANK THE submitting wedding or engagement pictures should enclose the M payment j GOURMET EMBASSY IliillillilliiiMilillllllliKllllillllilMHIunilliMiiiilillllllliililllllHilitilltn 273 MORRIS AVI,, SPRINGFIELD BARLYCOPY PuDlicity Chairmen are urged to 37I-4SI0 • IMWIHO HOURS M0N-MT. »M obstrve ihe Friday morning deadline FREE PARKING REIR OF STORE conc*u)«tii PI ) for other thin spot news, include your 783 MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD • 688-9500 name, address and phone number. T h u' "' •" • New items on display SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART at mobilehomes show City $ bubui bs • r en ni C nun ft y # Lak S m Housing and recreation communities throughout awnings, storage sheds will bo highlighted next the state in 1976 and 1977 Then1 will tii1 interesting week at the statewide According to Mrs Petrick, new products including a Leisure Living Show in approvals have been solar heating system Burlington. The indoor- received for more than And that's only half the outdoor, presenting new 2,000 new sites in the stale show One entire huildine. ideas in manufactured which are now under svill feature recreational housing and the latest in conslruct!o n New vehicles travel trailers, recreational vehicles, will Communitii's f<>aluri> lent lumpers, truck bo held in the former site swimming pool. I'luh campers. Mioliir hollies of the Burlington house, recreational areas camping aci-essories. Ammunition Depot at Un- nf all types The home and travel and eampilig in root of the Burlington- home site are packaged by Bristol Bridge Show dales communities throughout This is the p.iri <>l I he nrc June 8 to 12 Ihe stale Displays on such show trijit gives us a well PATIO VIEW OF PEACEFUL SPLENDOR—This is a typical view from a patio in A wide variety of homes communities will abound rounded appeal for leisure Shadow Lake Village, the Hovnanian Enterprises adult community of townhouse will be displayed, of at the Burlington show living. stated Mrs varying sizes and price Petriek The and apartment condominiums off Rt. 35 in Middletown. Other patios overlook the Mrs Petrick noted that ranges. Homes are built to more-than-mile-long Shadow Lake, where residents enjoy private boating mobilehomes have chang- niohileliomo is a way lo HUD standards, feature privileges. Othera view the private golf course, the lovely ciubhouae, or simply the ed drastically «x a form enjoy life every HJI\ jn ,, quality construction, natural countryside around Shadow Lake Village'B 158 wooded acres. Homes are of housing in the post niainienanee fn».- Irmuri. energy efficiency and priced from $33,250 to $65,990. 20-years. "Comparing a environnien' in a decorator-designed inle manufactured home of mobilehome coniniuriil y riors One, two and three 1977 with a trailer of the The recreational vehicle is bedroom homes will be on the perfect way to enjoy 1950s is like comparing a display, starting at about vacations and week ends refrigerator freezer with Busy, roving mini-bus 114,000 Basic model has Showing both products in an ice box," she slated, AKRIAL VIEW shows new nine-hole golf course at the Princeton Meadows living room, dining room, one show points up the "Gone are the built-in^, apartment complex in Plainsboro. Work on the second nine holes will start UNT kitchen, two bedrooms differences in the I wo the temporary look and this yosr. as will ronBtrurtinn nfth». Princeton Meadows Country Huh and bath While house industries ;ind offers more the trailer image Today's builders offer stripped for show attendants in is community symbol homes have 1,000 to 2,non down homes at three times each hall of the show ' square feet of living space A blue mini-bus has the community From minutes this cost, the mobilehome Rooms are full size, In the i9S0s. there was Princeton Meadows come to symbolize today's there, on Rt 9, they take Some get off at Covered offers desirable features closets are plentiful and only one "trailer' adult lifestyle at Covered one of 54 regularly Bridge Golf Course, which like bay window, pantry, workmanship is nut- business It produced units Bridge. the popular scheduled buses to jobs in adjoins the community double sink vanity, formal standing. Anyone who has with a maximum size of K condominium community New York City or northern i the patios of some of their dining room There are not seen a mobilehome in x :!n feet Some people on Rt. 9 in Manalapan New jersey homes overlook the plush extras like wall-to-wall has new go/f course the past couple of years lived in this unit year Residents have named it In late morning and fairways and manicured carpeting, smoke will get a pleasant sur round; some used it for The firs! nine holes nf Property c'n . tk'\eloper of the "Blue Angel." early afternoon, the busgreens); others continue detectors, all major kit- travel In the mid 5()s, PrmciMiin Meadows, A i c(ir ti i ii L' in Su;im makes frequent scheduled prise at the Burlington Ihf golf course nl I'nn It's a busy bus, and to their shopping, chen appliances and the manufacturing approa slater! "We are mil jusl trips to nearby shopping show.'' i-t'ton Meadows, plain Princeton Meadow-, will residents of Covered "Practically all beauty of color co- ches changed; half of the huilding apartments, we centers. Some residents, shorn, opened recently, runs 1st ot some /it HH Bridge are active people. residents have cars," said ordination by a Even those keeping industry went the way of art' creating an exciting who want to meet o r ii u n d i n g • I) u ! I h e apartment units when Early each morning, the Kervork S. Hovnanian, professional decorator track of the progress of larger units, more way of life More and more northbound express bus to amenities, well defined rocreHtional facilities complete Add it ion a 1 bus picks up residents in president of Hovnanian More than five million mobilehomes will be people are realising thai pursue cultural activities, rooms and finally the available at Ihis growing recreational larilities are front of their homes and Enterprises, Inc , creator people now live in delighted with the models recreaHnn is an im- sisit families or former residential dwellings that a pa rt men t com m unit y planned, ,i long u 11 h ,i takes them to the country- and developer of the mobilehomes," stated shown at the statewide portant part of their lives neighbors, make the trip mobilehomes are today The new 2,H,T<) yard, par :ir> small shopping and en like miniature covered highly successful com- Annette E Petriek, show in Burlington, At Princeton Meadows we to Manhattan in just 5f, The other half expanded to course features a variety teriainmeni etimnlex bridge at the entrance to munity, "but many prefer executive director of the Homes have features like try to make activities as to'.use the bus because it's other types of units used of challenges for the New jersey Mobilehome circular kitchen bar, wood golfer, including two accessible as possible to The Princeton Meadow-, more relaxing than burning fireplace, for vacation and travel Association of Trenton, svaterholes our residents " goll course is open to non driving, especially when the show's sponsor. recreation room as well as This evolved into the residents for a nominal "recreational vehicle" an A p r o f e s s i o n a I traffic is heavy, "Nearly 100,000 New living room, microwave Recreation has always membership fee A greens '77 sales rate "Also, during the day, it jersey residents now live oven, garden tuh, window all-encompassing term for recreation staff, including been part of Ihc Princeton a resident golf pro and,fee is charged to both affords residents an op- in manufactured housing green house. any vehicle which houses residents and non peoole away from their Meadows life. Thu during the summer, a portunity to meet their either mobilehomes, Energy efficiency is an residents of the 1.500 residents neighbors, make new ranch style double wide regular home tennis pro, organizes at Eastpointe important advantage of apartment units enjoy 12 sports programs and is The course will he open friends And, of course, it mobilehomes or modular manufactured housing The sportsman is tennis courts and four ( is a great convenience for available lor instruction six days a week closed on housing," Monsanto Fome-Cor in- familiar yvith the truck swimming pools A Monday unless it is a those whose husbands or clubhouse is available for Softball and volleyball Mrs. Petrick reported sulation is available in cap or truck camper that holiday i from K a m to 7 wives take the family car addition to extra in- parties Later this year, leagues are formed every is 'very brisk' the demand for offers minimum space and summer and, during the p m weekdays and from 7 to work." sulation provided for the clubhouse at the manufactured housing has is used basically for en- a.m. to 7 p m on weekends Eastpointe, the high- financial package offered Many, perhaps even a seen a tremendous up- homes manufactured for Princeton Meadows winter, the Princeton closed sleeping. The ten! Meadows Ski Club is and holidavs rise condominium on top at Easlpointe, the building majority, of Covered swing since mid-1978, the Northeast, Storm camper is well known to Country Club will be of New Jersey's pic- provides a leisure lifestyle Bridge residents have yet "The reason is that more windows and doors and the budget-conscious completed The second turesque Highlands, is that includes an on- to retire. To be eligible to people, frankly worried foundation skirting also small family or campers nine holes of the golf becoming one of the year's premises swimming pool, purchase a home, either about the way housing is help energy conservation. moving one step up from course have been designed big success stories private tennis court the husband or the wife going, have found One exhibitor at the show tent camping. The travel find construction is The oceanfront health club with gym and must have attained the mobilehomes," Mrs. is introducing insulated trailer and motor home scheduled to begin at the Give tilli t residence, located on saunas, lounge and game age of 52. Petrick explained, foundation skirting. offer the greatest variety end of 1977. For the first Scenic drive off Rt. 36, has room and the exclusive "People move here "They've also found the Booth exhibitors play an A small basic model has eason, a temporary pro sold over 50 of its one and Penthouse Club because their children advantages of living in aimportant part in the large sleeping and eating ac- shop has been set up, two-bedroom condomi- overlooking the ocean and have grown and they no mobilehome community." show, displaying the latest comodations onjy. A A'hich later will move to helps. The American ? nium homes since Feb. 1. Sandy Hook Bay. longer require their large There has been con-in mobilehome ac- deluxe model may have I he new clubhouse Rocco Sarro. East- homes or apartments; or siderable expansion andcessories, furnaces, air complete bathroom Red Cross. / pointe's marketing and "The sales pace at because they want to build new building of such conditioning units, facilities, color TV, stereo, William Swain, vice- The Good I sales director, gave credit Eastpointe continues to be up equity in a home of just etc, all self-contained for president of Lincoln NeighboR 3 to two of Eastpointe's very brisk," Sarro added, the right size—a home in a use in a campground, on marketing programs as "which is most gratifying friendly community in the road or in the significant factors behind to me, from a marketing which they eventually Liberty Glen wilderness his sales successes standpoint." plan to retire; Or, simply, A good selection of the HOMES UNDER | "The buy-back-plus-five Situated 12 miles east of to escape the disad- most popular recreational percent program and our Garden State Parkway vantages of urban living," vehicles yvill be on display special low rate mor- Exit 117, and about two Hovnanian said, makes an offer in the Burlington show-, .CONSTRUCTION tgages definitely have a miles west of the Sandy Whatever the reason indoors and outdoors McConnell and Com- TOMS RI\EK'S tremendous appeal to our Hook Bridge, Eastpointe Covered Bridge's ranch is being offered at Camping accessories will pany, Lakewood, exclusive buyers," Sarro com- is open for inspection from population continues to $24,990, A choice of two orbe shown and there will be BEST BIY sales agents for Liberty mented 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m grow—it is now over three bedrooms is displays on various Glen, a housing develop- In addition to the seven days a week. 1,600—and its many available in this model, campgrounds and places recreational and social ment in Barnegat, has which also includes a to take your recreational facilities become more reported that Liberty Glen paneled family room off vehicle. and more popular. Homes is offering, for a limited the 14-foot eat-in kitchen, In addition to its stan- are priced from $27,990. time, a three-bedroom and an oversized utility- dard attractions, the show In addition to the golf ranch with completely storage room with its ownwill have entertainment course, there is an paneled recreation room at exterior entrance. and special events each /Hamilton/ '»"»'««>M .. Mum (,)u,iIM K !I Kov tM s hobby rooms, a lounge, she expects the develop- from New Jersey, take the Bristol Bridge, on the New DIRKl'TIONS: Garden State Parksvay Exit 82 East at Toms auditorium and fully- ment will be completely Garden State Parkway Jersey side. Signs identify River take Rt, 37 East 5 miles to Garfield Ave or Fischer equipped health club, sold by Christmas, south to Exit 67; turn left the entrance road. The Blvd. jughandle • Go North approx. 1 mile and follow See Community Planning Of even greater at- The Hamilton model onto Rt. 534 to first light show will be "open af- Hamilton Square signs i block to Garfield Ave, and Project. (Rt. 9). Turn right and goternoons and evenings traction are the homes some of the services Agent on Premises 12 •30-5. amidst unspoiled woodland t hem selves—spa clous, to Liberty Glen entrance from Wednesday through provided, I1 a miles on your right. Sunday, beautifully designed, well Covered Bridge may be 201.270-1 155 constructed and modestly reached from Exit 123 of priced—and the peaceful, the Garden State Park- pleasant, contrified way, or Exit 11 on the surroundin|s only 42 miles Jersey Turnpike Drive from New York, south on Rt 9 following 5 New Models Security, street and UPeatherly signs to fi>\Hied Bridge lawn care, exterior The Family Place," ^^ painting ond main- The community is within All at Affordable Prices 30 minutes of most in Pleasant Plains. Ocean County tenance, snow removal and garbage disposal are northern New Jersey THfWISTBROOK FROM UPPER ejUfis. , ... . _., ...„ From $15990 one of 5 models. S30,000'S . r i'v 52 UR OVER' THEN YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO Sil HOW MUCH VALIIF CLtARWATER VILLAGE MOBILE HOME COMMUNMY GIVES FOR lilt DOLLAR 1*1 • mi kviiu.ii *1S The Killctah is thn |iorf<;<:l lioiisn for niiix- iffiurti privacy hec.iiisr the iiiiisU«r sult« and r the second bedroom urn located ut onnusitc rinds til llm house Tliny are sisiiimilnd by ii larno liviiMi mom, dininij iirca and spacious by kilchnif* all will) S[KM iallv dcsifincd limit in roiilurnN, Kn|oy ihc wooded smiery from from ,' .in,I ,A I i MI h mi i Exclusive Energy Pius Pak available Now , Trend elllror Ihc limiu hiiy window ur (lit; riiisiul $73,900 I* Homes wood |ifiri:li. IVliiiiy other dctinxi; feuliircs li'V.l.ili I I 111 l| I II Saves 41% on heat. till' M'lll! I ' II II II |ll I I iirii included in Ilic; prici; ol Ihi; home, which AAodtls open Dally and Sunday 10 to i P.ftA, IN iiiily s Hi.'1511. ii.iihs I i| \ i i i i ii I i i (except Thurs, and Frl.) Tel (201) 341-4700 A house is a home, but a waterfronl home is something tun • ill in i II HI < II i 1 else1 It's sensational summers with your boat at your And Mil llm iilc.isiircs ill yiuir-niiiiid slum; mil AH • u u tin Ii •< I ill [M< • [ u n I 11.1 ' • I'm livinil stiirl ill less I li.in KUIIUil, ((line VINII i , IIVUHI |u;,i • m dock a! the bulkheaded waterway! Maybe a pool ana patio soiin iir i,ill inllril liir A lire lirm lime. 1 ,in.I ,.|il'. no miiiuli". liiiin Ni A N. f In, i IS.I „, h,..IJ ,.,!„ I between house and water...Laguna Village is a dream \.ivv. the lilrslyli: yiinK hrrn W.IIIIIMI liir. -l^WATER Dlr.cllom: (Garden Slole Parkway HUth to Exit 11 to Rt, 70 come true in a real tamily nome lor pleasure year-round l-mir milrs vvesi ot ihe tiiirilim sinti! i'iirkwiiy I'l ii i". -.1.II I .11 WM», Continue on Rt. ?o ipppox. 4 milts to junction Rt, say, VILLAGE Whtiiivilie M, Turn left ond travel npprox 2 miles to It's great construction, energy-saving teatures, line llrijihlnii ill HiiriiiHiiil. Koulc Tl, Hux n.\ $15,990 models adlsetnt to Ocean county Agricultural Bide. llarmuiiit. Nrw |i:rsi:y, (111(11(5 (till!!! 5*17-1ffifi , .if. - in •:! I ;il>, ,m.! '•'-: appliances, all the right rooms in the right places Ana M, i, i, '!•, .if. - Via Rt. f. Travel Myth to lunetlon Rt, 571. Turn right >nd Sin, !.i-, . I,.-,.' I t ,.--. l,1-, "'!' orBettaon Rt. 171 to fork In reM, •ear right onto at, JJ? and the right neighborhood1 Hurry1 There's no place like it1 proceed appro*. 300 fiat to models nd|»cent to Ocean County Belter it, mi 1,' n. ...ii '. • ;> inn Sales Alntormation center 2133 Bridge Ave Point Pleasjnl H J Agricultural Hag, [Mtil I ! II *r. . t-Ji ,', .!,-!•-.>, I ,1'iipiK.- |. i | . .' NU K .,:,• 1;, lot Adulls M.nr '>ii, !•: :-i|w •:•..•..,,, , luni m|h! .-, n:^-.., .' ."i...-. tn (201) 882-3636 I rmi. . M 'Hid! i.' I" • :••! .it".i une 9, 197* Your Guide To Better Living New director in the at U.S. Home SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART Joan Harding of Howell be responsible for • City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake m Shore has been named director marketing and sales in six of marketing, of the U.S.communities being Home Corporation of New developed by U.S. Home Jersey. and for the setting up of Ms, Harding, who Joined new sales offices, the firm 13 years ago, will Philip Frank, president, who announced the POPULAR MQDIL-Rossmoor's Gettysburg model is proving popular with h«ni promotion, said Ms. buyers visiting the adult condominium community in Morris Township, off E Belluscio Harding's responsibilities also would include BA of the New Jersey Turnpike, supervision of the com- appointed J5 MINUTiS TO MORRISTOVVN • SO MINUTES TO NYtT The New Jersey pany'i advertising, Hoover Builders Association has promotions and the statewide sales staff. lit SECTION SECTIONS appointed Vincent A ALMOST Belluacio Jr. director of to Union jmu MKMtnt The promotion, Frank SOLD OUT! SPARTA member services, it was said, was in recognitiqn of The Hoover Company, SHOMlY! announced by Frank Ms, Harding's "out- one of the nation's largest Gambony, NJBA standing record" as sales producers, of vacuum BIRCH HILL president. rpanager of Candelwood in cleaners, has leased 5,598 Belluscio, who has aHowell and of Greenbrlar, square feet of space in a diverse background in the adult community in building at 1030 Salem rd., bv BROOKSIDF HOMfS THE SUTTQN, starting at $66,990, is among nine homi the Garden State Land in Holland. Township, education and business, Union. The company has models available at Shadow Oaks, a development of Hunterdon County, Brick Township. medail include for the past five years has A 1953 graduate of located an administrative buses make trips to been actively involved in branch office and a con- SHifi • li-uVfU Newark State (now Kean) CO4.OH1A1.J • UNCHll nearby shopping malls the development of College with a bachelor's sumer service center at and concert halls. manufactured housing degree in education and the facility. priced from Rossmoor residents There are 12 models at communities in the state. art, Ms, Harding worked The 9,176 gquare.foot Rossmoor, priced from The lifelong resident of in re«l estate brokerage building owned by Murray $28,500 to $64,900, All Roselle is immediate past while raising a family of Consn*uction Company, '51,950 homes are air- president of the Newfour. Two daughters are Inc., was designed by enjoy resort lifestyle conditioned, with in- Jersey Mobilehome Rotwein It Blake OiNK T i* go **FUb*jund in Sit. \% N now married; a son and r^f an WftOdporf Rd^Hlf, '** * mile la ind i dividually controlled room Association and has England-style meeting another daughter live with Associated Architects, Residents of Rossmoor An onsite shopping heating, the latest ap- served that association in her in Howell. in Monroe Township can house serves as a town center includes pliances, storm windows various capacities. He is a Garibaldi Realty Cor- vacation" whenever they hall for community func- delicatessen, interior While working as a sales poration of Springfield and ASSOCIATED sales inc. and screens, hand-finished member of the Rotary associate, Ms. Harding 80 So. |elir«on Rd. VVhippjny, N.|. svish Tennis, golf, tions such as concerts, decorator service, bank, floors, generous closet Club of Roselle-Roselle Hochadel Realty of Union drama, lectures, civic took further courses in Weekdays - 887-7200 • We»kend% - 72S-9007 swimming and other barber shop and beauty space and ceramic tile Park. real estate at Rutgers and served as brokers for the leisure-time activities are meetings .ind religious shop. Restaurants abound baths. Belluscio is married to transaction. services. Fairleigh Dickinson at their doorstep^and in the historic neighboring The Rossmoor sales the former Marilyn There's around-the- universities, Joined U.S. gone are worries about Princeton-Cranbury area. office Is located off Exit BA Buckholz of Roselle. They clock-security and a con- Home in 1964 and rose to a landscaping and exterior Regularly scheduled mini- of the N,J, Turnpike. have two children. NEW JERSEY STATI building maintenance trolled-entrance guard position as director of chores. house: jogging, bike and sales and broker for U.S. Residents, of whom over hiking paths; tennis Home Realty, a subsidiary 65 percent still actively courts, Olympic-size pool, of U.S. Home. fjei$ure Jiving $hour. poolside deck for lounging In her new capacity, she pursue business or Indoor/Outdoor professional careers, thus and an 18-hoIe golf course. will be responsible not only for Candlewood and i •• enjoy the comfort, The clubhouse, designed JUNE 8-12 svarmth and familiarity of to resemble a colonial Greenbriar, but also for their own home, minus mansion, has an arts and Sunny Brook in Lum- berton, Whittier Oaks in MOBILEHOMES 6™ inconveniences, coupled crafts center, hobby budroorn modeU fromSIB.OOu, Wide selection. Info on communities with the- pleasures of a shops, billiards, photo Marlboro and Freehold, resort. dark room, a library, and Forest Hills in •ft • RECREATIONAL A!! tvpes, new 93s saving banquet rooms, lounges Williamstown, Her ideas, I nf o on where 10 cami / The Rossmoor adult eamp. condominium community and a complete away- marketing duties also will M **m VEHICLES has the charm of a from-home "entertain- entail Investigation of CAMPING SEMINARS & MOVIES colonial village, A Newing" center. further developments, U.S. Home Corporation * Senior Citizen Day Thurs - SI admission * of New Jersey, which has "Intro to Mobilehome Lifestyle" slide show daily * Exclusive constructed homes for LIVI MUSICAL STAGE SHOW - weekend Section df more than 6,000 families, • Suppliers/Accessories/New Products * 1 is one of 22 divisions of Follow signs to Burlington/Bristol Bridge U.S. Home Corporation, Its shares are traded on Foot of Burlington/Bristol Bridge, off Rt. 1 30, Burlington the New York Stock 51.50 iidults. 50i children, frt-t; park inq Jordan Glen Exchange Headquarters Wed Sill 12 9 p.m.. Sun 1? 6 p.m. of the New Jersey Division NJ Mobilehome Association, Tramon, 609 393 G56I HOMES are on Rt, 9 in Freehold, LOOKING OVER PLANS for Riverway 100, office building under eonitjruetton in Middletown, are (from left) Dave Murphy of the Jacoma Consmictton Co, •, Robert Black, who is handling leasing for the Rt. 35 structure; Reverie S, Hovnanian and John A, Strama, president and executive wee-president, respectively, at Hovnanian Enterprises, the community developer which is building Riverway 100 and which will move its corporate headquarters to the facility. i aim wniuii win move iis cui pui aie neauqutu LBI^ IO me jaciiiiy, CURE l| September opening YOUR for Riverway offices Colonial, li-Uvil Ranch Construction of Hov-Highlands and the Atlantic from the Garden SPRING nanian Enterprises' Parkway, with 314 bedrooms, Ocean beyond, offers l $ Riverway 100 is on nearly 24,000 square feet connection to the V 2 & 2 sboths. From 43,9001 schedule and office space of office space, Jersey Turnpike for ac- M-.irf ik.1, L Man, Highways ci01, b, fano8is . Jhoppint in the building on Rt. 35 in Se*t(l Wal« Und«gioundul.l!li«« Li6.rji Tetms A.ljijblt The three-floor, steel- cess to New York City, (201) 892.7824 Middletown, on the banks and-mirrored-glass strue- northern New jersey and A lew hopes available Richard Koempel, Broke of the Navesink River, will ture is set in a park-like Philadelphia. It is 48 fgi immediate occupanc HOUB. 10.10 te 5:00 7^ be available for oc-area of landscaped minutes from Newark PIHICTIONi: OS P»Mirtoeiit91 f"rae«d utt on Burnt Timn Rd n HO. iQ RI.I cupancy in September. shrubbery, trees and Airport. The Red Bank 70 S*?S 8i * 70 •PC™™!1 ! » « l Boute 88 Right on In SI ', m.i* l0 jaajn ROM" UN on"j»d»n RoS Riverway 100, with a paved walks. There is railroad station, providing rtodeli tn rum of jorrun Roifl panoramic vista of the parking space for 90 cars, north and southbound river, the Atlantic Riverway 100 is minutes service, is one mile away, Hovnanian Enterprise* will custom-design space to the tenants' needs. (It'll save a lot of wear and Some 7,920 square feet of tear on you and your budget) rentable space is available Live (or the pleasures of th§ New on each of the three floors. Jersey Shore? Live ,it Channel Hovnanian will occupy Club Tower anil enjoy its approximately 6,000 YOU happy mix of tranquility and square feet as itscor- excitement all year long. porate headquarters We put 27 miles of the Further information Atlantic shoreline nearby and may be obtained from WORLD, 7 acres of our own pleasure Robert P. Black at Hov (tennis courts, pool, health nanlan Enterprises Inc., clubs) right at your door. 536-4400, Commercial real Behind it? All the amenities estate brokers have been WELCO and appointments you expect in Invited to participate in a-luxury home. Carpeting, the leasing of space on a Terrace, Watirviews from full commission basis. every apartment, Fully- Major Hovnanian Spend your vacations appliancod eat-in kitchen. TO Even cable TV. All watched Enterprises developments over by 24-hour doorman in New Jersey are the around the house service and closed-circuit TV adult communities of security. Shadow Lake Village in PRINC Stop paying for 2 homes Middletown and Covered when one will do. Visit us Bridge, Manalapan. The today while apartments are company also Is active in still available, Florida, Georgia and MEAD 1 bedroom from 543,300. Texas. This season get out into the fun at Princeton 1 bedroom and den from 549,150, 2 bedrooms from 558,300, Meadows. Renew yourself on the tennis . No land lease, no recreation lease, courts. Relax in the pool. Spend a couple of Directions: Take1 Carili'n Stall1 Parkway It's CLEAN-UP TIME happy hours in the clubhouse, Princeton Exit 100. (.in lull on Nt'wiTwin Sprin^i, KiMil (520 East). Cunlinui. in HrnaO CLEAN OUT YOUR Meadows, Good medicine. Slrwl (35 South) anil turn ri^hl*. Atlirsl liKhl, iurn lilt on Whiti1 Rnail. Ai lir»l •ATTIC Distinctive one and two bedroom apartments. MiipMyn. (urn U'li on Hrvinih Avunui' Count'blink loi'linkinn lifihl. IIHTI n>;hl •CELLAR Minutes from Princeton University, a few on Kumson Koail, Slay on Kumson Ko.ul miles from the train to New York and tot'nt], thi'n ri>i,hl on Oasan Avi, •GARAGE Go 1,0 mili-i 1" Central Kojil. Turn ri^ht Philadelphia, anil iollow «.I>!IT, to t'hiinnil Club Vowir. Aerial view of Channel Club Tower looking mirth SELL IT! The New Jersey Shore, Always a great place Io vacation. Now an even plati1 to livi1. Princeton The Channel Cbb^wer It's time for a... in Monmouth Beach. GARAGE Channel Drive, Monmouth Beach, N.J. 07750, Hours; Noon tod^rk, 7djys. Phone: (2011 22o.2g2g (t .ill SALE Leasing office open mmty day? Phone (609) 799.1611 S AS Dipfn#nt, Inc. Thli *dvtrtlif nwnl » not in nllrnng. which can bt nudf only by tnmul pn»,|mtu', NY J4S Call • 686-7700 • Theater Thursday, June 9, 1977 Disc & Data for youth SUBURBAN CALENDAR By MILT HAMMER The Pushcart Players, a professional theater through Jgiy 1, OAUWOOB— 'South Pacific Pick of the polishing their exuberant Wednesaavi Sgnaays. noon Through June 24 vvesfwood company for young Music, dance to6pm ctv Witnout Wfliis Dinner Theater. i%% NmH* LPs... LAVENDER HILL rock 'n' roll and accenting audiences, will he in 41 Shipman 5t 633 11BB ave 719 0808 MOB (UNITED ARTISTS the four and five part residence at Montclair HOLMOiL- Aids, N J LA 719=0). The Uvender State Opera June 11, 8 JO UNION—Major works by stu BAST ORANOi-'Endgame harmonics that arc such a State College's Sum- p.m., Garden State Arts flents Through June 9 by Samuel Beckett May 20 Hill Mob consists of six part of the Mob's merfun Summer Theater Center 264 9J00 College Gallery, Vaughn June 18 Performance! talented young men from MQRRlSTOvyN—RoBert Eames Han. Kean College Thursdays, Fridays ana sparkling sound heard on Series, The Players will Merrill. June \*, The Morris Saturdays at 130 p.m Montreal, Stage, 100 South st 5*0 9370 Actor's Cafe Theatre, South this their debut, album. present "Once Upon A Munn and Centre* Sv©rtys* It was a year ago that a UNION—International Sport 675 1M1 Lavender Hill Mob Feeling," a musical play ana Folk Dance Festival demo tape came across consists of Nicky Pregino, for young audiences, June 11 and 13, Farther1! Children the desk of Robert Nick- Grove, Springtiejd road -'Happy Birth lead vocals, bass, Chuck every Wednesday in July Sponsored by iMiabetri day Wanda June.' by Kurt VQnnegut June 9 II. IS 18 a! ford, a mainstay of the Chandler, keyboards, at 1 p.m. in the college's Sport Club, Bayern vernin of Oi SYLVESTER STALLONE Newark 686 3334 ' 8 40 p m Foothll ! Play Quebec music scene, vocals; Runny Jones, lead Junc ii at io 30 a m and House, ae&chyvosd ^ve ISA Memorial auditorium plays title role of 'Rocky,' i 30 p Paper "They just had a simple guitar, vocals; Joe Jacob, M65 In addition to theOscar-winning picture, PluyHOuse i 4343 demo." says Nickford, rhythm guitar, vocals; MILLBURN—Gooa matinee, the Pushcart will held over for a third week Film "but very carefully Gerry Hardy, fJute^ sax, with Virginia Mayo offer a special matineu at Five Points Cinema, MOUNTAINSIDE—Nature Through jgne 36 recorded, 1 might add. 1vocais; and Vito Fiore, films Sundays at 3, 3 and 4 Performances Tues Fri at package program, con- Union Stallone also wrote 1 was very impressed," drums. Five of the six em. Trgllsldi Nature and Theater 8 JO p m , Sat at S and 9 30 LILY TOMLIN—Acfress-eemedi«nn« stars as o sisting of a rotation of script for movie. |cienee Center, Wafehuni/ p m , Sun at ?:30 p m , Nickford's first step was members compose the kooky Los Angeles lady opposite Art Carney activities including a song Rtiirvatlon. 332 59J0. thur at 2 p.m Paper Mill to begin intensive work CRANFORD—'Threepenny Playhouse 374 434J group's music and they and Bill Mocy in 'The Late Show,' which opened session with company Opera.' May 37 July 3 with the group, adding and have all come from one of yasterdoy at the Park Th»at#r, Resslle Pork, guitarists, a question, Art Performances Fridays at MOUNTA N LAKES—South subtracting members, 1 30 p.m., Saturdays at 7 Pacific.' June iOAug 14 the most diverse and en a double bill with A Separate Peace. answer session with 'Sting' is held and 10 p.m , Sundays at 7 30 Performances Wednesdays. exciting musical melting p m Celebration Playhouse, FFidays, Saturdays and actors and a creative 111 Sogth awe J73 S704 nr Sundays^ NBU'S New Yorker NiWARK—Photographs by 3S15033 - - . - pots on the continent, drama session with Push Mangel Torres June 3 Dinner Theatre, Bt « TIJ Truffaut "The Sting," continues MM Montreal, Nicky, Chuck cart staff for another week at the and Gerry have all had There also will be a full Maplewood Theater, RAHWAY—'Sunday in New screened extensive musical hour symposium in Maplewood The picture, York- May !> June 2S, education and Ronny Movie Times pefformances Fridays and A double feature, creative drama for which stars Paul Newman laturaays produced by The "Small Change," and Jones is one of the most counselors and group and Robert Bedford, and Revelers. Kings Row, 169 phenomenal 18-year-old ELMORA lEHz.5 — Sat,, Sun., matinees: Main st 574 1255. "The Story of Adele H," STORY OF ADELE H WACKY WORLD OF leaders. features Robert Shaw, arrived yesterday at the guitarists to emerge on the Thur., Fri., Man,, Tues MOTHER GOOSE, 1:30; The program will be Charles Durning and SUMMIT—'Norman, Is That Elmora Theater scene for quite some time. held outdoors (weather Eileen Brennan, was You?' June 10 2J, Fridays Elizabeth, Selections included: 7:30; Sat., 1:45, 8:25- Sun MAD MONSTER PARTY, and Saturdays at 8.30 p m 3:80, 7:30; SMALL 3 permitting) or in Life Hall directed by George Roy June 19 at 3 3D p m The "Small Change," a "Magic Lady," "Head Cafeteria in case of rain Hill Craig Theatre, 6 Kent pi French film, exploring the Over Heels/' "Loneliest CHANGE, Thur., Fri. •-O--O" , 373.6233 glories and troubles of Man On The Moon," Mon., Tues., 9:08; Sat. PARK (Roselle Park) childhood and featuring a "Warning," "The Party 3:25, 6:30, 10:08; Sun,, 2 — A SEPARATE PEACE, Museums 5:35, 9:16, Thur,, Fri., Mon,, Tues., Benefit ballet, 'Aida,' cast of non-professionals, Song," "No One Com- --O--Q.- MONTCLAIR—Montclair art was directed by Francois pares," "Chibougamau," 7:30; Sat., 1:30 , 5, 8:30; Museum, 3 South Mountain FIVE POINTS CINEMA Sun., 3:45, 7:30- THE aye 746 75SS Sundays 2 13 Truffaut. It was filmed in "Losing You," (Union)=ROCKY, Thur,, scheduled Saturday 5:30 p.m Tuesdays color, LATE SHOW, Thur., Fri., Saturdays IU a.m. to j p.m. Fri,, Mon., Tues. 7:30, The New JerBey Ballet be served on the grounds. Closed Mondays "The Story of Adele H," Mon., Tues., 9:15; Sat., Adult movie 9:30; Sat,, 1:30, 7:30, 9:30; 3:10, 6:40, 10: IB, Sun., 2, Company will mark its All proceeds will go to the another French movie, is Cultural Fund, which MOUNTAINSIDE—Trailside Sun,, 1:30, 7:08, 9:18, B:30, 9: IS, __ 10th anniversary with the Nature and Sclenee Center, based on the life of Victor "Young Lady Chat- -o-o- H) opening of Verdi's "Aida," provides programs for Watchunq Reservation, 232- terly," an adult motion J»30, Closed Fridiys Hugo's daughter, who is POX-UNION (Rt 22)— SANFQRD (Irv.) - in a benefit performance school children, senior Planetarium shows rejected by a soldier and picture, starring Harlee citizens, veterans and the Saturdayi and Sundays at J, JOURNEY INTO SWASHBUCKLER, Thur, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at 3, and 4 p.m. follows him everywhere in McBride, is being seen BEYOND, Thur,, Mon,, Fri., Mon, Tues, 7:30; the Garden State Arts handicapped. this week at the Old Rah- N1WARK—Newark Museum, her despair, Isabella Ajani Tues,, 7:30; Fri,, 6:48, 10 Sat, Sun, 4, 8; AIRPORT Center, Holmdel. The ballet company, AIRPORT 77' — Passengers and crew lake stock 4? Washington st., 733-660? way Theater, Rahway, portrays the daughter, Sat., 2, 5:15, 8:30; Sun,, 3 77, Thur, Fri, Mon, Prior to the per- under the direction of offar their 747 was sent catapulting into the Monday Saturday, noon to 5 and the Fox Theater, p.m. Sundays 1 to j pm Truffaut also directed 6:15,9:30; LAST MAN ON Tues, 9:30; Sat., Sun, 2,formance, dinner and Carolyn Clark, will have waters of the Bermuda Triangle, Jock Lemmon Planetarium jnows Woodbridge. Saturdays, Sundays and this film. EARTH, Thur,, Mon 5:40, 9:40. cocktails for patrons will original choreography by (second from right) plays captain. New picture holidays. George Tomal, The full Tues., 9; Pri., 8:18; Sat is offered at New Plaza, Linden, and Lost NBWARK—N.J, Historical 3:40, 6:50, 10; Sun,, 4:3( company Triumphal Picture Show, Union, and on a double bill with Society, 230 iroadwjy, 483. 7;5O; X-rated midnight CROSSWORD Ballet will be featured. 3939. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Swashbuckler at Sanford Theater, Irvlngion. Thursdays and Fridays, 9 show, Fri,, Sat., 11:30, PUZZLE Principal ballerina will a.m. to J p.m. PLAY --O-O-. ACROSS TOWN be Helyn Douglas and her FOX=WOODBRIDGE— 1 Britisher's 1 Manufacturer partner will be George opens POINTS CINfMA YOUNG LADY CHAT= mom 2 Decrease Montalbano, Also starring UNION - M4.M33 1 6 "Beehive 3 Tests the will be Edward Verso, THE SANFORD TERLY. (Call theater at "Norman Is That Sprlngluld Avtnu», Irvlnglon THIRD BIO WEEK! State" pitch Karen Stasick and Ricky 11 634-0044 for time clock), 4 Written You " a s comedy, Undir Ntw AAanagsmshtl .-o-o- 10 Maltreat SchusSel. BUMPER BINGO 11 Part of the letter will open tomorrow at the 3 Top Pllmi; "ROCKY" LOST PICTURE SHOW neck 5 Turmeric Another new feature will Craig Theater, Summit. "AIRPORT T7"

G) •nd (Union)—AIRPORT 77, 12 1978 S Vanya or be the ballet costumes The show will be seen S»l, tun, matlnHl l:)o . Thur,, Mon., Tues., 7:15, Republican Toby, e.g. designed by Robert Friday and Saturday "SWASHBUCKLER" Bm 9:15; Fri., 7:30,9:30; Sat., mtcca 7 Kind of Yodice, Alfredo Silipigni W/N wind 20 Aardvark's 31 Roof feature nights at 8:30 from 8:10,7:25, 9:35; Sun,, 1:15, (2 wds.) will serve as artistic 14 Bardot's I Likely morsel 32 Zodiac Sign tomorrow through June 3:15, 5:15, 7: IS, 9;iS," summer 9 Just a 21 Bandleader JJ Not a soul director and conductor. 25, with a Sunday matinee -O-O- 15 Building minute! Alvino (2 was.) Principal roles in the on June 19 at 2:30. FANTASTIC PRIZES 13 Battle 34 Of sound's ISAUUUB i MAPLEWOOD—THE extension IS "So lenf" opera will be sung by Additional information • AOJANl I STING, Thur,, Fri,, Mon,, IS Decide pay memento quality Robert Merrill, Elizabeth may be obtained by If Medlt. 1? Semi- 24 Forty winks 35 Social THE STORY I Listen To WJDM-1530 AM Tues,, 7, 9:IB; Sat., 2:30, Vaughn, Franco Martni calling 273.6233. 4:45,7:15, 9:45; Sun., 2:15. uland precious 25 Spire climber (abbr.) stone ornament K Hipster and Samuel Rame. Three 4:30, 7, 9:15. 22 Maiden II MQM's uon 16 Minuscule M Palm lea! hundred people will ap- %O ?'?IQd For Details And -O-O-- name IS Capuchin 27 Eyptiiin 39 Capture pear. In addition to the full NEW PLAZA (Lin- denotaUon monkey weight 40 Malay coin ballet company, there will den)—AIRPORT 77, 23 Sensible L 3 1 a be a 200 member chorus, a Prize Information Thur., Mon., Tues., 7, 9; 24 W7B drill team, a brass band I.II.V (CJMI.iN Fri., 7:30, 9:35; Sat., 1:45, Democratic is I and six Egyptian trum- •THE mecoa -VOUNOLADY LATE 3:35,5:40, 7:4S, 9:80; Sun., CHATTERLY" (3 wds.) u '' pets, accompanied by a 70- SHOW" 1:30,3:20, 8:25, 7:25, 9:30. • •••••(X >••••• 21 High ^jlnt piece orchestra. 13 (\LWM\I\ REbrORO ..o-o- 29 Candlenut Tickets may be obtained OLD RAHWAY (Rah- aree li i B , _^ JUNE I THRU JUNE SB! Regular Menu Alls Avllllblt BAKING DONE ON PREMIitl SPICIAL CHILDRIN'I MENU Mondiy thru Frldty Onlvl QHtn Dilly Mon. thru Fri, BU5INES5MEH S LUNCHEON WON FBI GOOD MORNING! GOOD PRICES! FAIRWAYS 11(30 A.M. 1o tOiJO PM. Sat. H to 11 Sgn, 12 la 10;30 P.M, VIRGINIA CERT 2231 SPHINGFlfiLD AVENUE Chestnut Tavern & Restaurant GOOD BREAKFAST! UNION. NIW JBHS6Y 07OB8 1975 Morris Ave. UnioFor Reservationn s and 688-9767 Take Out Ofritri Call 449 Chestnut St., Union SERVED TO YOU QUICKLY! PARKS! Open Dally 11:30 A.M. fiOLF DRIVING RANGE Midnight Juice, Egg, Toast OOt IS Fri, 4%a and Potatoes FOR ONLY ^ ^ MINIATURE 19-HOLEGOLf COURSE Til 1 A.M. 1 (Other Breakfast spatial! for BIBSer sppetltfJ) BETTY LIND Clciied Tuesday NEW51 COMPLETE NEW LICHTINC Thare'i more cooking That Happy-Go-Lueky-ln-Love AHD BALLS DINER & RESTAURANT than just pancakes onu blue roof Musical for the Entire Family! SPECIAL QROUP RATiS OPEN 7 DAYS-24 HOURS Special Sunday Matinee, June 5 at 3 PM! PULL TIME PRO, COMPLETE BARBARY COAST Open Salad Bar With Luncheon & Dinner r ASK ABOUT OUR STUDENT, SENIOR CITIZIN PRO SHOP Special Buiineismen's Lunch A.i^r r AND GROUP DISCOUNTS! OPIN SEVEN DAYS Plenty of Froo Parking ' RT. 9. WOODBBIDOE. NJ (Cm. O.lkWBtill Av I 201 830 0330 9:00 AM. TO 10 30 PM COURSffl Phone Reservaiioni BAIN OR SHINE 1932 E. St. George Ave, (Cor.M Park Ave.) SfrectM 201-376-4343 BRING THE FAMILY jMiiter Charge LINDEN 925-2777 American BxpresJ IT-SOLJH ArgrjiviRSAny, Bin we Fit uiviNG THE GIFTS

special PINGRY DAY GAMP 1)67 M..rri« Avniw, (III"'", N. J.(, H 7 6 7 (I 6 THIS WEEK'S SPICIAL THE PINGRY SCHOOL A superb collection of tempting international delighti, SIRLOIN STEAK Served in our gracious continental atmosphere, 215 NORTH AVENUE, HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY 1 Lunch N,Y, CUT BOYS & GIRLS Served with m • 9:50 A.M. - 3:20 P.M.-JUNE 27-AUGUST 5 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN 3 PM • II PM •> Dinner Potato & Vegetable %J NURSERY CAMP SENIOR CAMP JUNIOR CAMP Includes Open Salad Bar TBEST&l ! GRADES 1 to 8 AGES 5 I 6 ENJOY Our Polynesian Menu SWIMMING-SPORTS OF ALL KINDS-ARTS I DRAFTS Authentic a, Delicious • Deluxe Cocktail Lounge j£ Transportation Available Daily Businessmen's Luncheons • ("rivals Parties DINER & RESTAURANT Th. Plngry D«y C.mp Admit! Stuainti ol Any H.c Color.ndN.Hon.I or ethnic Origin THE JADE PAGODA^ ROUTE 22 CENTER ISLE Academic Sesiloit Available at the Same Dates SPRINGFIELD 376-1259 FOR INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS CALL: Home Made Brtatf * All Baking Milt FREE PARKING - 9853331 On Premliet Daily I Opan Salad Bar, PINGRY SCHOOLS 355-6990 U.S. HIGHWAY 1 & PLAINFIELD AVE,, EDISON^ Thursday, jgne 9, 1977 Medal offered Drunk driver program Career advice commemorates available from Police warn parents battle program begins at Union College Union College _„ n-flJlin*inn nartioc An Alcoholl Counter MeasurMeasuree A three-and-a-halff year pilopilott Professional direction inn careecareer %# II yrUQUUTlUI* fc# W I 11^70 The Union County Cultural and Program will open ni Union College program involving 5,000 drivers was planning for students and adults who nttpiim «.ii| nrion ni tinion Colleoe Droarnm involving 5,000 drivers was «i,,_«;«,, »„» „!.„!„..#„ ««ji »J,.I(,, ,,,u» The lime^ ^i s approaching for strange cars i..n th. e area. ., Heritage Programs Advisory Hoard Cnmford, tomorrow under the auspices conducted in Bergen, Middlesex, are launching their first careers or graduation, and graduation parties •Advise the police that you are will offer a special modal, in com of the N J Division of Motor Vehicles. Hunterdon and Warren Counties, changing careers is available at Union may be a cause for concern by parents, having a party so periodic observations memoration of the 200th anniversary of it wns announced by I)r Frank live, Results indicate that the recidivism College, Cranford, in a new Career according to a police spokesman. can be made, the Battle of the Short Hills. June 25 and dean of .".-ptvial serviceu and continuing rate in those counties was reduced to 1,8 Interest Program. He has compiled a list of recom- -Advise the partygoers that the party 26 at a commemoration program at the education percent, McCarthy said, while that rate The program provides for the ad- Union County Technical Institute. in the state's remaining counties stood mendations for parents who plan to will be over at a certain time, Under the direction of Jnck ministration of an interest inventory •If a disturbance develops, call the Raritan road, Scotch Plains MrCaithv, district suprmsor of the at 14 to 18 percent. hold graduation night parties at their test nnd a followup interview to in- homes. His suggestions are designed to police at once. The medal, cast in pewter, portrays ;i Bureau of Alcohol Counter Measures, "We believe this is a significant terpret scores and to counsel par- soldier with the words "Battle of tht> the education nnd rehnbilitHtion .Htaiislic, With the program now being prevent celebrations from turning into In commenting about these ticipant's on career alternatives nnd disturbances. He recommends that guidelines, u school official said. Short Hills " The reverse side reads program is required for all persons in instituted statewide, we expect to see a courses of action open to them to "200th anniversary. June 25, 26, 1977 I'mon County convicted of driving dramatic drop in the number of high- parents: "These recommendations arc ex- achieve their goals, said Dr Frark cellent. We certainly want our A blue and yellow ribbon is attached under the influence of alcohol way accidents related to drivers who Dee, dean of special services und -Try to keep the gathering as small All are invited to attend the free have been drinking," he said. as possible graduates to enjoy themselves in ap The program provides for a two hour continuing education. propriale celebrations, but we do not program, from 1O a m to A p m interview session, followed by three, The Union College Alcohol Counter -Limit the gathering to one section of Saturday and 10 a,m to 3 p m Sunday The program is conducted in two the house, such as a recreation room. want disturbances to occur which could two-hour educational seminars, Measure Program will conduct weekly sessions The first provides for the The commemoration will present an sessions on an on-going basis as -Request the student to have only be harmful or injurious. Fights or McCarthy said The initial interview interest testing, which is scored by a disorderly behavior only serve to spoil encampment of the Brigade of ihe session is used to determine those determined by convictions for driving people known to them attend. Do not American Revolution, with crafts and computer The second session is broadcast the party as an open house an otherwise happy occasion. I would participants whose problems require under the influence of alcohol, ac- devoted to interpretation and coun- tactical demonstrations On Sunday at 2 cording to McCarthy, -Do not serve liquor to juveniles If urge all parents to seriously consider additional measures and these arc seling on on individual basis. these guidelines if they decide to how p.m. there will be a battle reenaclment referred to participating' social alcoholic beverages are to be served, All activities are sponsored and The Career Interest Program may be remember that the person hosting the graduation parties in their homes agencies taken at the convenience of par- coordinated by the board Using films and lectures, instructors affair can-be held responsible as per a Artifacts associated with the Battle of Sign-up starts ticipants, Monday through Friday, day recent court ruling attempt to demonstrate to participants or evening, by appointment, Humanitims student the Short Hills are being collected for a the effects of alcohol on the body and to -Advise neighbors that a party is display in Baxel Hall "The Career Interest program is being held and that (here will be Dorothea Hoffner, instructor in ihe convince them that drinking and at Camp Union expected to serve a wide audience; men Anyone having artifacts for loan driving don't mix, the director staled developmental English program at during the two days of the com Applications are available for Camp and women who are seeking new Union College, Cranford, has been memoration, to be placed in locked Union, a summer day camp for careers, recent graduates who have no Funds needed accepted for a 1977 National display cases, may notify the office of Meeting slated children with learning or behavioral set objectives, and high school students Endowment for the Humanities the Programs Advisory Board, 272- disorders. It is sponsored by the Union who wish to plan their college programs Institute on "Writing in the Learning of 3140, Miss Zara Cohan of Kean College County Organization to Aid Children to meet career objectives," Dr, Dee for arts festival the Humanities" at Rutgers University will arrange the exhibition by Naturalists with Leaning Disabilities and the said. The deadline for donations for the this summer The exhibition of the Historic The annual meeting of the Echo Lake Institute of Child Study, Kean College of The program will be conducted by 1977 Summer Arts Festival, presented American Buildings Survey of Union Naturalists' Club will be held at 8 p.m New Jersey Barry Brelow of Edison, career each year in Echo Lake Park by the T6INA0BRS, find iOM by counselor, Brelow received a bachelor Arts Call 486 7 700 now ' County, prepared by the National Park Tuesday at the Crnnford Extended Staff members are professionals Union County Park Commission, has Service, is on display at UCT1 this Care Center, 205 Birchwood ave, of arts degree in psychology from Wake been extended indefinitely *»#*•*#*#•*#• working in the field of special Forest University in North Carolina month. The collection of salon prints, Cranford, The program, to which the education, Bus transportation is A total of $487 has been donated to the measured drawings and photographs public is invited, will be "New England and a master's degree in career program by individuals, industry and provided at central pick-up areas. The counseling from Seton Hall Univeisity, was acquired by the board, in Revisited " and will include slides of the children are divided into age groups banks. Approximately $1,000 is needed &trauiberrt( Patcli; cooperation with the Board of Chosen trip club members made last June, from 4 to 15 years, The cost of the program is $25 for for a series of four plays presented by Freeholders, Union County residents. Registration the New Jersey Shakespeare Company, A field trip to the Four Seasons "Y" A structured program with a variety Camp will be made on June 18, Persons information is available through the excluding the cost of maintenance and Ceramic Shoppe PLUMBBRS ATTENTION! Sell your of activities will be field at the camp interested in making the trip may Division of Special Services and Con- staging. services to 30.000 lotai fam>i'*s win lew cost daily, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. Classes Now Being formed!: contact Robert Walker, club president, tinuing Education, 276-2800, Ext. 206 or The American Federation of l)a> & Evening Inslrurtion Want Ads M6 noo to 3 p.m., from June 27 through August 238. _ Musicians, Local 151, has contributed to Won (r\ruSii,,U.m.!Bj».m, at 242 Denman rd,, Cranford 5, on Campus at Kean College, Morris ivtnins Houfi;Msn, thru W»fl..7 p.m. tB»;)Sp,m; the Summer Arta Festival in past years avenue. Union, iARLYCOPY Publicity Chairman are urged to through a grant. The commission is 51 South 21st Street f Further information is available, observe th« Friday morning deadline working with them on the possibility of from Pam Drotor, chairperson, 384- for other than spot newi. Include your a benefit program for this year's Kenilworth 276-1030 \ TO 7473 or Bruce Beyer, director, 352-0096, name, address and phone number. festival. m clones UHC College Center starts 10th year off of county tours Union College's har- County, SPRING & SUMMER MERCHANDISI binger of summer, the First stop will be St, College Information and Elizabeth . Hospital at 10 5 Dally 177 Main St. Broad and Williams Thurs 'til» Millburn, N.J. 3797761 Counseling Center on Wheels, will take to thestreets, Elizabeth, where road Monday for Us loth it will be stationed from 4 annual Tour of Union to 8 p.m. The "Good Humor" van of higher education, the center is the vehicle for disseminating information about higher education opportunities to all members of the Union County community, ac- cording to Fred Perry of Roselle Park, center director. Sponsored by Exxon Company, U.S.A. and Exxon Chemical Company U.S.A., the College Information and Coun- seling Center on Wheels .., building family financial strength travels to all parts of Union County, but places greatest emphasis on reaching those who are least likely to turn to ARMON traditional channels for buys the most' information on REGULAR educational opportunities that can benefit them. SAVINGS ACCOUNT Perry said. beautiful dacron Over ihe past nine thaUarnsJte years, some 18,000 people L have visited the mobile Highest Interest Rate Daily center and many of these R e and cotton cord, Hcim have gone on to post- *' » Available secondary institutions and N#v Jenty "P You mgy are living richer lives for ? loan wKt, 0, vested, It. he said. """" eJ«Tt I YEAR! The College Information metis summer su and Counseling Center, on Q> INTIRESTED? Wheels is a 22-foot van, ««t DroP in or coll the staffed by trained coun- rmonio oWi selors fro 1! Union College 77 "° « neoresf you ever saw. u and Union County Crediied for full particulars Technical Institute which , Or choose from all polyester with the college comprises tropicals or polyester 8c wool blends aat Union County's com- the same price, vyhatever you choose, prehensive community college system. Its shelves come in now,during our anniversary for are stacked with super fantastic savings on everything. educational materials on colleges, technical and for DEPOSITORS ,,, vocational schools, high school and college equivalency testing, and FREE PERSONAL CHECKING other programs designed to help young people and No Minimum Balance .,, NO Service Charge adults to achieve their goals. Information on ... and Your Checks Are Absolutely FREE financial aid and assistance in applying for FREE BANKING BY MAIL • Postage Paid Both Ways By Harmonia that aid is also available from staff members. The next stop for the Information Center will be \APKEY the annual Union County 4-H Fair at Warinanco Park, Elisabeth, Friday, DISCOUNT Saturday, and Sunday, MENS QUALITY FASHION STORES June 17. 18 and 19. Go To The Races Dally ExprtM lui Hrvlei T« < The Family Savings Bank MONMOUTHJ

BLUf STAR: RTE 22 WATCHUNG A22-22)2 MILLBUWN: 700 MORRIS TPKE 379-2051 Jin'i Luncheonette I [.' I l 1 INSURED 'O MO MO Open Men, to Fri 10 to 9, Sat, 9.30 to 6 111 ChMtnuiil. I •»*!)• Mr* .»!•*» BANKAMERIGARP MASTERCMAHuL UiNt HsCLUli AMLRIL-AN I ftcUnlwi C*nl«f URMR.iM.tMf)> CAR TO SEU? Jersey banks Thursday. June 9, 1977 DIAL show deposit, Pay is low, frustration is high Elderly can file WHEN PAINTING asset increase TW xi * j- • I for drug rebate Increases of $1.6 billion in assets and $15 billion in deposita were registered TV film studies prison work programs until June30 PROTECT There is a way to avoid unem- entitled "Workin' or Slavin'?" "And if and female prisoners occupied in food by New Jersey banks for the year end- The deadline for submitting claims ployment: commit n crime, get caught, you really luck out. the joh will have services, clothing shops, sheet metal ing Dec, 31, bringing those two for New Jersey senior citizens who arc be found guilty and be "unable to make some relevance to what's going on in departments and laundries A hint at categories to $28.5 billion and $23.1 eligible for rebates from the state on a deal " the working world outside the walls " the "corruption" that allegedly goes on billion, respectively, according to the prescription and insulin expenditures The goal of the state's prison work at Leesburg's license plate industry is Top Quality New Jersey Bankers Association, A half-hour documentary on prison made in 1976 is June M life, to be seen on Now .Jersey Public program is simple to provide training provided by none oth«r th»n a farmer The Pharmaceutical Assistance to On the lending side, the year-end for inmates and to provide goods for correctional officer whn rww- finds figures reflected a 12-month period of Television Channels 50 and 58 on the Aged Law covers those over fiSwh o CARRY-HOME' Sunday, June 19. ut 7 30 p.m., and sale to u variety of county and state himself behind bars arc not elihible for Medicaid and whose slow loan demand that retarded both institutions The only fxroption is While recording prison life Kkulonn bank activity and the general growth of Saturday, .June 25, alfi p m , will outline "'t-iimes are less than $9,000 a ye«r COVERALL- the nearly full employment at such New license plates produced at I^M'shiirj) and iMneniatiigrapher A! Siintnna Your community pharmacist has the economy Total lending at all bonks and sold to the public received the cooperation of \ J in the state was up only slightly by $.58 jersey institutions as Yardvillc the necessary forms antS can help to fill PLASTIC COVER Correctional Institution, Clinton What, then, is the matter with a Commisstonr of Corrections Robert them out, " according tti Arthur iieses, billion from $1296 billion to $1354 Mult.-a.hy and the chief of the Bureau of billion. Of this total the funds made Women's Reformatory. Annandale program that keeps inmates busy, president f-f the New J«T*«V Phnr, Reformatory, Bordentown Ilefor gives them sonii" skill and even tearhes Stale Use Industries Irving Rehgman 'tiiit'iuitical Association available by the state's nationally 1 mntory and Rahway. Lecsburg and a fow to enjoy work* Primarily. th«> Mule.ihy notes that, while society nx t*nrm>. and assistance are available 250 chartered banks for real estate pur- Trenton State Prisons peels his department to rehahjlitatr poses exceeded that granted for extremely low pay schedule al the iissiM'iations's offices at 118 W sq, ft. "Workin' or Slavin"'" finds inmates prisoners, he does not have Iho means State siroei Trenton The state commercial and industrial loans by $i a "If you're lucky, the Classification to change society in general in such ;» of lough billion for the second year in a row earning from 25 cents to several dollars maintains a hotline to provide in- Committee will assign you to a job you per day "You come in with nothing and way as to prevent crime or recitivism formation on these reimbursements 4 MIL Loan portfolios of the national banks, like—or at least don't mind doing every you're going to leave with nothing ;i Prisoners vent their feelings about which comprise 103 of the state's 194 Seninr ('ihr.ens may telephone (MY) 7S}% day for the next two, three, five, seven prisoner complains, reflecting the their individual needs and I he efforts of c plastic commercial banks, were reported by l74:'i between 'he IrniH nf O H m anrl a, to 10, or 20 years of your sentence," frustration of most of his rnptivo m prison on their futures An Annandale p m H.sily folded en the comptroller of the currency as says narrator Ademolo Ekulona, who workers inmate worries about his life after : handy being $3,9 billion for real estate and $2 3 1 produced, directed and wrote the film. "Workin' or Slavin"'" shows malt release I will go back to the same The lau, covers single people with 130" billion for commercial and industrial place 1 lived and that's n downfall right incomes up to $9,000 and couples with purposes. Similar figures were not there " incomes up to S12.000 After a deduct compiled for state chartered banks but roll "YVorkin' or Slavin"'" is Ekulonas ible amount which varies depending on the Department of Banking, in its Seton to offer study tour income, 80 percent of expenditures are report for the year, noted that nearly 45 second major production on prison life Up produced Revenge," a covered Th« d»i1ijctihlo rnnee* fiwn Most percent of all the state bank lending %V) 10 $400 during the year was for mortgages. documentary on Trenton State Prison, Popular of Ireland this summer while heading the "Express Yourself Hrceipls are not required New Dust In other breakdowns of bank activity Seton Hall University's fourth annual Jersey pharmacists are required by during the year, the comptroller report series on NJPTV Proof European Drama Summer Session, an Ekulona said his work is motivated law to maintain patient records and Water for national banks showed an increase independent study course scheduled by by his "strong feeling that something hjive the necessary information on file ] Proof of $1 million in the funds made the English Department Aug 16 to 30 in New Jersey is the only stale with a Covering has to be done in our society so people available in farm loans, an increase of Ireland, will include a visit with reimbursement program for S82 million in auto loans and a boost of can live in peace The state will have to Ireland's most popular contemporary cope with whatever personalities and prescription and insulin expenditures $30 million on home modernization and playwright, John B Keane for senior citizens who are not covered repair lending attitudes people develop during in Author of 20 plays on modern Irish carceration " _ by Medicaid In the Department of Banking report, life and manners and a colorful actor the largest expense items for the 91 and raconteur. Keane owns and Night on town state banks were for the payment of operates a small pub in the little town of The Elizabeth Agency Group interest on time and savings deposits Listowel in County Kerry, which will he with musician INSURANCE CONSULTANTS which accounted for more than 40 a major stop on !he Seton Hall group's percent of all income and for payroll Boston's versatile 15 PHINCi STPiiT ELI2A16TH N j 07206 schedule. composer-musician FOR costs which accounted for another 21 Other places on the literary and Geico or Volkswagen HOMEOWNERS percent Webster Lewis will be HOUSEWIVES cultural itinerary will be Galway, Sligo, spotlighted in a per- CAMPERS Dublin, Cork and Killarney Tour formance special as "Say PoJicyholders! GARDENERS . ' events include Abbey Theater and other Brother Pays Tribute to Confsef i>$ Par Auto Coverage BB^ORE Your Volley flOITVOURSflFlRS • Troopers hold theater performances and a visit to Expires...We Are The Largest Agency For Auto, irlra Webster Lewis With a *nd HimMwniri Coverage In Union County...There's A Loo* lot the ' Yeats' summer home and James Night on the Town," on Reaion Whvl.., Custom*? Servicei fallow and Red Joyce's Martello Tower Museum as Package Youth Weeks Thursday, June 23, at 8 part of a survey of Irish literature and p.m. on New Jersey Public PH0NE355-5536or PL 6-7975 Take This Ad Colonel Clinton L. Pagano, State drama. Police superintendent, has announced Television channels. To Your Dealer To During .the trip Dr Thomas A Duff, Be Sure Y.eu Got (hat two Trooper Youth Week classes JOHN B, KEANE associate professor of English at Seton are scheduled to be held at the State Hall and director of the study-tour since Police Training Center in Sea Girt Rabbi will address its inception, will lecture on James Authoriied during June ROLEX Joyce at the Irish National Gallery in ROLEX CARRY-HOMi The 23rd and 24th Trooper Youth Soviet Jewry rally Dublin For Dad Week classes will run from Monday Dealer Rabbi Steven Riskin, honorary The study tour is open to graduate ihrough next Saturday and June 20 president of the Greater New York or Grad COVERALL through 25, respectively Each class and undergraduate students and in our age of mass Conference on Soviet Jewry and auditors Further information and production, the The Top Quality Plastic svill consist of BO nth-grade students founder of the Student Struggle for iymbol of time At Price In This Ad registration details are available from hteplng integrity selected from high schools In the 21 Soviet Jewry, will be keynote speaker Jill i Swlis Roltx Mad* Only By Dr, Duff, ajwrist vuatch SucM WARP BROS, Chicago 60651 counties of the state at the "Solidarity Rally for Soviet as thli Oysttr Per Selection of students to participate in Jews" to be held on Wednesday, June 15 petual. a U lewel jewelers Displayed & Sold at these self winding CMHtR MOWS 1 IfumiM! the youth program has been made by at 8 p.m. at the YM-YWHA, 760 Parapsychologisfs ehrsnorniief in UNION, H.I. Northfield ave.. West Orange, stainlets steel, Hardware, Home school authorities in cooperation with jteei and gold, or • and Garden Centers the Department of Education, Police A first hand report on the current 14Kt gold, all with MIDDLESEX MALI, So. Pliiniitld, N.J. to conduct seminar matching Bracelet, JAf BIS LUMBER i,SUPPL¥ CO Community Relations Units and the crisis facing Soviet Jews will be "The Essence of Humanity" is the guaranteed ifDGEWOOD MALI, Udfiwomf, N.J, JjaiMfHJjaiMHa s Union, N,j.484 0070 State Police delivered by Lazar Lubarsky, a former theme of the seventh annual seminar of pressure proof down! MORRIS 00, MALL, Morrisfown, NJ, to US feet. WORLD TRADE CtHTER, Mm York City, ilPiftSTilN'S FAINT •prisoner of conscience" recently freed the Jersey Society of Parapsychology 2160 U.S.Mywsy jJIajI from a Soviet labor camp The rally will at Fairleigh Dickinson University in DIAMOND APPRAISALS { Union, N J MIJOOO Test scheduled include a concert by Sherwood Goffin. Madison for three days starting from *350 WNLIY HARDWa of Soviet Jewish freedom songs 1J54 Morris ASfl tomorrow, union, N.J. iB6']i7S for academies iUNCHER'STftui VaLUi HARDW8BI US Senator Harrison A Williams Jr Free vacation guide JOJMIHBgrn Aye., m iD-NJ) has announced that he will sponsor a Civil Service examination on TIOER MAUBWARB gives NJ, hotel info 3l4MlllburnAve , Friday, Sept. IS, to assist him in MiHBufn 376-0469 making his nominations to the U.S. Air The 1977 edition of a Promotion, corporate LONEBCAII HARDWARE Force, Miliatary, Naval and Merchant guide to New jersey's meeting planners, and JlOMmbufnAye , major information centers Miilburn 374 0303 Marine Academies for the class en- hotels, rtiotels and resorts tering in July, 1978 is now available free from on New Jersey, out-of- BROWN HARDWARE Sperco Olds We're & SUPPLY CO, The examination is open to legal the Travel Council of New state, and Canadian 410 Spf ingtitId &v§.. residents of New Jersey and is a jersey, a subsidiary of the roadways and travel Summit 173 3049 New jersey Hotel-Motel outlets. BECK S HARDWARE requirement for those who want to be 17 iouirrQrBnge Ave., considered as applicants for a Association (NJHMA), Copies of the brochure Short On Price But South Orange 74} MOO nomination. Information concerning In the 32-page travel and can be obtained free of BURTHARDWARE the Civil Service examination has been vacation brochure, NJH- charge by writing to the MI 1.2nd Ave. Resells 241 1644 sent to those who have already applied. MA member properties Travel Council of New are listed according to jersey, 826 West State st., Long On Service!! CORNER HARDWARE New applicants should write to Senator 3U Amsiefdam Avt Williams, Room 352, Russell Office their geographic areas. Trenton 08818. ROIflle 241 J031 DftAND NEW '77 , Building, Washington, D.C. 20310. Included are their ad- '77 EXEC. CAR SCHUICTER'S CRANFOND To be eligible for a nomination to a dresses, telephone Cutlass Elegante PAINT &HARBWAM St, Barnabas OLDSREOfNCY9B 104 South Ave I. service academy, applicants must be at numbers, room rates and 260 Vfl auto-trans P'b P/D Grantors, NJ 27S1170 Jjo VI engine, Jaoor, RI, ob, air timed glois: oif co2)«400 BLACK 25951 4695 34951*4795 WIIBR'S OINIRAI. 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B.nkBook No 100H(l?, till _K»9 TysTPMte CLBRK I MflTURi HteiPTIONIST — —— R 6-9-1 Immediate opening for Hlrmsnla iavlngi, Morrit 4va,i HEAL ESTATE SALES Nat'l. mfgr seeks mature, exp. KEMPER TYPIST pnyslcisnsoftiet, part experieneed operator. 6B7 4010. person tohandle Impofisnt tye. Union, f.ym«nt itoptud Plim time, afternoons & Saturday (Women or mem To jrari on a ^— K a ii i rilurn to Band. tun or part time B«si». ioin «. filing.Must nave knowisaoe of INSURANCE rnornings Call 681 491? 5IUK ICRIIN PRINTBRS Ipsnish 31 tir. wk-frlnge —— _ — R6-11-6 afternoons Union county's most dynamic & tor T ihlrts, full time, steady benefits. Please forward SECRETARIES . — — R618I reputable real estate eo. We'll work. Apply in person defsMed resume to Oenf. z. Box Tutoring il Billion-dollar First National State Bank of COMPANIES MECHANIC train you to be a high Mrnerl EAGLI 5PORTOOS SI3. Union, N.J 07013. !S De^orelt Avenue for smell ajsemfcly fabricating BROUNILL a, KRAMBR «8« 13!3 Burnet Ave , (near __ _ _ R-6-11-1 Reading specialist avaiiabie to MAINTENANCE OPERATOR 1108 tgtor children grades 1-6 wltn lumrnlt, N.J. Vayxhall Rd.) union New Jersey has immediate openings snop, mechanical sriep — ——— K6J01 WAITRESS yVANTEDgll shifts reading difficulties. Fof info EquaiOppty gmpleyer^'s P experience necessary. Call MJ- ______R-6111 Apply In eerson LIDO DINBR, available for experienced secretaries. START your own buslnasi* call 373-8734 3100. Real Estate Sales Route 22. ipringfleld. — __ 169 11 — — R611-1 LIHe people? Like houiei1? Want make extra mon«y selilng at i LIOAL S1€««TARY yoyr own leisure For Princess _ ___ • R 6-33-1 FIRST CLASS Will consider part tlrne Reply to MOTHERS' helo«r for lummir, a stimulating & rewarding WANTED expd. medical Music Instruction! House Prod. «i-M)l o«t. iol. 13 We offer an excellent starting salary and ; Class Box 4171, Subur&an e»pBrleneed with small career? We have an opening lor restBtionist Must know Ins. abundant and generous benefits from , Pubiisnlng, 13?1 Stuyvesant children, H.i. student prsferrtd, a full tlm» itles asucltta. Coll —— — K-6-11-1 forms & effiee procedure. Mail PIANO I, sgifAH Instructions Ave , Unien. fiexlblB hours. WlW, Anne lyivtifer. Realtor, 376 ITUO1NTS resume to cuss. Box *t?9. jt6. per lesson, call Mr. Excellent paid benefit prop-am including, weeks-long vacations to 12 paid holidays, -—-— Kill l 3300 for details, OuysGals, excellent summer Suburban Publishing. 1291 Cl Will ^- . K-T-FS-1 hospitaliiation, major medical, bonus plan, insurance and hospitaiization. OPPORTUNITY enists for earning opportunity. Earn S£ to ituyvesant Ave,, unlen, N.J. LEGAL SECRETARY coupiete assume UN'S —3—11 lull tim» with »» per nogr No exp. nee. be your —_ —— " K6-11-1 denUl plan, 10 holidays, vacation and Bnperieneed person for small current N.J. lle«ns«»n«, , N«w pay own bo»s, FULLIR IRUSM CO, Superintendents position In 21 WANTED Retired Carpenter Instructions, Misc. vacation bonus. (eneral practice. Sprlriafleld- unit api^ Bide.. Permanent cali S. boneflti Apply In MMn, 680 0810 part time work in frame shop. 14 Please apply any weekday at the person- I WUilbufn area, call J7s 3M0. posiMsn. Free apt. j, monthly TUBS, thru Frl. ?-4. Twin Oaks — — R6-11-1 The W.W Oallery, lljj R51 salary. Must be handy e, Nursing Ctnter 77 Madison SUMMER CAMP Counselor Stuyvesani Ave.. Union. 964 O U_A L I T V TENNII nel department. i LOCAL ALARM COMPANY friendly. Write Class. Box 4171 Ave,, Morrlitswn, N J wanted Union YMCA day camp, INSTRUCTlONISiO per hour 16S6, eiojed Thursday, Package did 4 lessons SM. LOOKING POB PART TIMS luburBan Publishing, 1J91 —— K.-411-1 need! Individual with skills In To maintain all mechanical and electrical • — K 6-4-1 W eI I t r a i n e d tennis ? JO A.M. toll A.M. —1:10 P.M. 10 1 P.M. I OPFICfi MILP 5Mi31O. stuyvesant Ave^, Union, N.J. backpacking 1 camping WOMAN to care for elderly equipment in a steel plant. ; ----^— — HA 6? 1 Applicant must be willing to prolesilonais. Call 371 111? or SALES ASSISTANT gentleman sleep In Phsne 964 197J after i P M , ahytime BAAiNTBNANCI drive a bus, MI-963!. evenings or weekend. 379-9111. 500 Broad Street, Newark, N.J. OBOERLlBS—Pull «. Bart time, inside sales rep, needea by _ _ R 6-9-1 wee^gnas Applicant must have good industrial 7-3 a. 1-11 shlfti, experienced iprlrljf|eid food irrtp«fter (or . — Kill I 14 only. Apply In person TUBS, thru reference* and a minimum of 5 years first eKpedltlng orders. Must have SUMMER JOB [mplo;ffitiit Winltd First National State Air Conditioning & Frl. 9-4, Twin Oaks Nursing customer service experience 4 College age person (or all- TENNIS Center, 17 Madison Ave,, excellent phone ability. College oroup lessons, t Hrt.lio class maintenance experience, -round work In printing firm. Private lessons,»/i hr.-$9 BANK OF NEW JERSEY Refrigeration Mechanic Morrlstown, N.J, gred, preferred Contact Must nave driver's license, help WOMAN SEfiKINO DAVS An Baual Opportunity Imoieyer — Kt-11-1 Personnel 3?» 6090 Btjuai with packing 1. shipping &. WOFSK AS DOMESTIC. CAUL Taught By professional PAINTSHI—BXPD, oppertunity ernplOytr. phone. Call rtJ-0042. 374-J10I. instructor on private Grass Tex Leading Dharmaceufical -__ R 6-9-2 couff. JAY ORANT 17>Si4S UNION STEEL CORP, company his opening for FOR PINE INSIDI WORK, — ~_ K-6-II-1 R 6-9-1 First STBADV, CALL AFTtsR £ P.M. SUPER WANT1O tor small 10 •—~- • — R 6-11 U Air Conditioning and f*mliy apt. hoy»e. Must be Business Opportunities 1 Refrigeration /Mechanic 379.3943 — ——— K6111 hanay. Apt. avaiiable, vVdfe to Day Tennis Camp UNION, N.J. National with at least I years SALES Clajs,, Box 4177, Suburban BUSY iitYCH Stere for sale CHILDREN AQEfi-ii industrial experience PART TIME HELP, steady, for Publishing, 1J91 Ituyvesant by grig, owner, Make back mere Prof instruction. sxceli including installation, weekend! only, no experience Ave,, Union, thah rnvaitment 1st year. Warn supervised r«reation. Rifresn , State necessary, will train, operating Call: 687=2003 for appt. repair and maintenance sf TRAINEE _ MATF In take over entire bus. for1 wkiy, sessions, Mon Wed or air conditioning systems. dry cleaning depf. In Si],000,- owner win help Tues.ThufS. 911 a.m. or 11 1 Candidate! must have lagndramat. Mature person SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR- financially if net. 3541417 or J54- p.m Oary Grant 179 3(40, ORUS JTORB Clerk (mature), (ADV.) COUPLI Semi retired thorough knowledge of prtferrta. Call anytime U7- Including clerical duties, must 1788. -- • — . R6-9-U REPAIR men w, d familyy appt isldgg. part time, references required! Experience not nee... be experienced i, reliable, . Z 4113 familiar with Air Confnfii , schematic^ and blueprints neat appearance, BANKING Chatham Must be hsnfly for Apply Carolina SuBurBan prugsi and should oe familiar with ——— R 6 111 Hour»: 1:30-1 P.M. Apply In wmncft, erytn. refflf p i sood small r&palrs on maintenance & 2130 Miiibyrn Ave. MSplewOpd. j willing to leorn with Btrlon. PBTBR CHIVRCSLiT • For Sals Mliry l> profit snaring,- call f to pneymafIC controls. Part Time, positive aftituae, soula PNWIlIt MAKE YOUR MOVE be able to deal with people Call — — K6 11 II 3J0 central Ave,, Newark, t, aMsiu 6JJ-!Uf bet. 4 & 1 p.m. FILM CLERK-TYPIST- . if qualified cell I Nationally Known lead to nigh Income • • "K6-11-1 ADVANCED HypnoJU SlfVlceS AIR CondlflonerFedders. 10,MO .— M-tfi How's the time to |e!n K4-1V1 STIADV POSITION. UNION potential, union cty. T6LEPHONE OPERATORS for It now forming claim In total iTU, excellent condition. tU SBTGO one of New Jersey's AREA. PMONI MRS. 201=743.60007000, , ext. 6668 Newspaper group. Can naflonal Health ofganliatlori In relaxation, taught jBfeygr) 7516 AMUANCI lALIS at one of CRIBIT a COLLBCTION International Mr. Hglvorson 9-5, tn» Kit prlvnely owned teaming banks. Announce CL6RK SCHEHMBHHOftN, 6l!?40O, icherlng.PlougicherlngPlough cocorporatiot n Union, Mu»t have good clear rnodern self hypnstis. For Ki! aPjMlutc* itsrHi you'll earn a your interest In these Candidate with I or more years K6-9 1 60 Orange Street Jewelry Co. speaking voice. Day or night further Information (all us at avoN coimetict, CheJtriut St., Ml MKry, right (way, ihart challenging openings ftoiBltal experienes pf(f*rred- M,J, STUDENT work in Animal Bioornfleiieidl , N.J, has Sooeningsln 686-7700 •hilt, 9-J or If. Minimum wage. 447S41Q, Crawford Terr,, vicinity. New In tfit erelih &. get into Contact P«rsonn(| (Sept. Hospital, person necessary to ESiBX COUNTY ARBA HA 6-11-1 Z-6-11-S customers Blease call 611-70*4 TELLERS IHVINOTON OHNBBAL lift heavy dogs. Part time AVIRAfif EARNINGS *M-S90 — KSli WanKHmtnt, II you art willing SCHERING-PLOUGH SALESPERSON, wholma. n 5Li^ Mrs, Rhonda 686-9685 •> hay. ««per,, call AM 0)44, f fa Experienced preferred. HOSPITAL summer work plot eves, a* weekly part time. No deliveries, TlLiPHONI SOLICITORS for ALLTYPESOF RIADINOS HDROOMiBTNIVVSlJS Berk,ley Heights aha no collection!, no Investments, beverage disf, salt! to (••Mil LIVINOHOOMSITtI70. weekends during school year. stares & restaurants, union clothing drive, ixperlence Tarot Card Readings A Ipee. MU --. - HA-I-M Summit areas. Regular and • R6-1M Arleln Animal Hospital CORPORATION tree sample Nit, car necessary. preferred, all areas. Call bet. 10 JMO Morris Ay,,Unlon KITCHINSITIJI, late shifts, MgplewBOa, 763 3441. WE ARE AN EQUAL Par appointment call MIMU. County res, salary, MptnMi &. S P M., &67-9S91. Iblk, trm.Ctr, Fretprka. 141 ?«5 STODIAN.Part time far eomm. Jtart imrTiedlateiy. Mr. —__— zJJ.'s church building, can develop to ——. K 6 11-1 OPPORTUNITY inAPLOYBR — —— ««•?•) ; — K 6-11-1 • K tf PROOF MACHINE jehnsldir 6IJ.JI70. ARFaETlNB—4 ROOMS, ISO, full time, 375-43S0 weekdays, f HOM1MAK1RS —work from j PART TIM! CLERK TYPIST TYPIST POR OENiRAL DIVORCE YOURSBLF Ml. 6KKPR. hsfne, some telephone wgrk. j — —— K 6-11-1 KITCHEN IIT HO, ig ~" "" OPERATOR A.M. te is neon Equal sppty. Mature per»on tor insurance OPFICI WORK IN REAL Divorce, Bankruptcy a, Will Call Pri., June 10, 9;30 • U noon, i MGMT —lALES Milt. ITSMS. 964-M4). •Kt*ri*ncM In ee*ting, Billing, Experience a must, Petition Bmply, 18,000 office Irvingfen center. J71-f(S7 eiTATeTBB MOT, OPFICE, Kits. 1(8-7474. 7S3-1871" — •——— R-6-11 Tyaini prat. Hour! i-,10 to S is Si our Berkeley Heights R6 9-1 SALBS — • R6-1M 1 JOHN HANCOCK LOCATED NBWARK, NEAR —_ 1 6-30-S PM. Inlay working in small Qp*ralien Center, Sales experience required, will I R VINO TON. APPLV CMANDILIIR—Js' diameter, •wy ettict mini In Rahway, CUSTOM8HSERV, S7,M0 INSURANCE UNDERWRITER fralri, coyr}S#i'§upefvls#-moti= PART TIMS HANB BILLING | MUTUAL LIFE THIRAPIUTIC MASSA6B tales exp, helpful, will trem, CLERK. BXPiKlINCflP I PHOP1RTV SALBS, 3? y e»oerifneed M»»saq'. !<" high, BiacK wrought Iron C«nia£» Mr. WneoTad, Ml 1433, COLLECTOR Associate with »n active i, still vate 4-6 persons. Permanent LYONS AVB. 3711400. hiraplsr For appt , 474.413/. with gold leaves s. hanging " K»l careea r eepty, eood phone i growing office. Knowledgeable temporary employment offing, ONLY, Hours, fi p.m. Call 92J- SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Must have valid N.J, ffi Skil Announces career opportunity _ — K4-91 eryitals, h lights with silk moire driver's license. This offiee reg, In Rating s/v\r> casualty 1. we then travel office to office as eo, 7401. — _—_ R 6-111 In sales & management. 4 year TYPIST—for «mali office In shades perfect condition. Cost AVON position Is in eur Installment Coverages, TOP SALARY for trainer, interesting. Incentive Lost t found %m asking SIM. call 37? 7J3i. right person. Call Mr, C,bonuses, for gppt, call 54*1300, PART TlMB financing 8. training program. Blliabeth. Fullpirt time; car • ARNMQNtYQN loan department at our A-l EMPLOY, Monthly salary up to 11,000 plus " »8! itrKeley Heights operations prankei, Lewis-Cheiter Agency Darrvl oray. i QenefSI office work, lignt necMsary, call YOUR OWN TIMBI 1??! Morris Av.,Union 944 1301 : 1200 or 6M\U3. ' typing, good With figures, seme commission. Complete training •"R-6-11-1 LOST; Large, dark gr*y eat, CIMBTIRV PLOTS W« sffar training in selling our c«nt«r. Bxperlenee 101 No.WoodAv.,Linden 9351401 in Life, Casualty, Pension, Memerial pay weekend, oreferred, RUM office experience. Call M4-?4lO. TYPIST—IXPIftipNGEB lamoui products call for — — K6-111 MIIlUNOlRIHiPPlR Mutual F'undS, etc. vicinity of irvlngtonunlon line ^— : — K-6-11-1 Part time; Five Points area. IBS Mill Rd.) "MISHKIN" must Plywood Memorial Park Mlailli VaillBurp J. irvlngton; Hs h 8ls s mf9 r s e K 5. Oetnsemane Oardt>is >»!*»? Srtferl Fjalns: <4ftfl4, PROGRAMMER Select*YOU? own hairs."Vtor* -»Ji , . . A u A TIMi homernakers. This Is one of the most Union, Send name t. phone nave a special diet. Reward W DEMONSTRATORS; from home on new telephone respen, person, Must number only ts Clasi, Box 4174, Mausoleurnltuvvesanf Av , HinWay: 6J4M1D, Linden: M- A1 our Berkeley Heights driver's lie. gen. tasks—pick a. Work i nourj per eve, ) eves, a rewarding programs 'available Info, leading to his return, 417- union 6814100 Office 1JO0 Stuy W4S. IHIaMth (• Union: 353- operation ejmer, A.N:S.I program. EafnI2i-IS0 per week week, tarn 130 per eve. Call 464- today. Contact Mr. AbbruKese Suburban Publishing, ml WOO or 37M4S9, depending o n your time. For pack orders, RBBly P.Q.I. Ml," Ave.. union. «l( MaBliweefl; 731-7300, COiOU with a yetrs tap* MOVE UP Dept. 2, Union, N.J. OTI3, 1940, 54 P.M. or Mr. Minion at W91iS0, Stuyvaiant Ave,, Union _ R 4-9-6 — K t t it afjof Pise experience, IBM I'D. info. CallI i686 0810 R6-1V1 R R 7-1-1 OOiVSsystem. Knswledae el llnonclol application TO SALES helpful, ialary depending on NOTICBTO exDerienee, PLBASB SEND Leading temporary JOB APPLICANTS KBSUMB, Personnel Service VICES DIRECTORY Thll newspaper dees not Bnloy v«ry pleasant knowingly accept Help surroundingi, attractive has opening for Your Telephone < Wanted ads from employers salaries, and goad benefits. aggressive live wire cov«r«o By the Fair Labor Sound good? Move new) itma»rd« Act which applies Call 3776300, Perisnn*) to spark corporate to *mployment In interstate Department for stmmiret, it tMy ottef itu sales in the appointment. CALL ME—After the otrlBrs.Ai! LOANS BY PHONB SHORTLINBMOVBRS INTERIORS. EXTERIOR Refrlfltritloh Co. than the legal minimum Somerset, Morris J.M, ELBCTRIC Seeondarv MorTgase io»ns, Packing i Sforae*. Appl. Palntins, Lflaaers i. Outters, serHcino Bsih res. & wtgMH.MannouD.arfall AIR COMFORT Residential *• Commercial types of horrn Improvimentsi moving. Spec, in piano moving, Free Estimates, Insured, tu commercial refrlg. i Air cond. painting., masonry, carpentry, MAjisTlcCORP. ol 10 say the applicant Essex, Passalc area. SYSTEMS, INC, wiring. 3B-4519 days, eves, MJ. J04i iBringflela A«., union J4 hour serv, M1U1, 7»Uor 753-7939. Mr. J, W lequlp. In need of repslrs, call 0¥»rtlm», ref, avail. 1st class work at . — R tf-64 Thll newspaper does not Central air eond, Instaliattori j, prices you can afford. Call for IJ71IMJ, 9-5, Similar experience CALL 964-0747,, INTERIOR aVEX.T6RIO)l 1-—^-- -_ _Z6-W-76 Knowingly a«*pt Help flH Summit and^ service. Sheet metal lab. Attlq free esi. A, Oennaro, J44(J#4. PalntlnB, Leaders, Oytter work, : WtniM aai that indicate a not necessary vtnt fani Installed, Fully Irs, KiLJON Eleet,.LIe. No, 4045, — —— _R7-J-S0 si, ins. Stephen Deo, JJJ- pffttrcnc* bMM on age Free lit, fully insured, no lob too big, no MOVING Free ' ftoolingiSidng 7g Vrefh employers covered uy Must have car & be lob too small, !41?7(J. General Home Repairs Maintenance Service Local & Long Distance 3M1, IS4-4H0, !M Age Discrimination in 878-2080 K t-f-37 Free 1st. Insured R tf-61 109 PERCENT OUABANTBI fjmeleymeni Act, Centae available all All enwgeney repairs. Expert CHARLESLANZET (Keep u» moving I- —" K7.JS0 ELBCTRICALlO,.1Mp amp, serv. masonry, carpentry, and you save) O BRIEN ft Ssn-Pslnting t, on 9ii repairs a, new roofs. Also nw United Stales Laps HI Spnnofleid Av.. en the aver \&. I farnfiy rtsme Maintenance Service, 20 yrs. Beperhanglng, Int. k ext. expert leaders a, gutters, ceilings Btgartrntni's local office summer, Port time Building Materials 21 Electric 6B7-54S6. bathrooms, plastering, Reas, exp. Floors waKed fc cleaned,' MT.mort Information, Th Summit, N,j, *17O.'"J."A,H Plumb, lie. 400,Ffe» est.J4I-9144, Paul's M&M craftsman, 2i yrs, e>ip free est. Installed, Call Mike J74-U91 •qu •mploytfM-15 initially can lead to K tf-37 homes, ofticesf cempltte DISTRIBUTOR.Mfg. WOOS ELECTRICIAN — R ff-SO lanltorial work. %i, fc IS normal Reas, rates. M4-32VB. . ] — — I 7-1-7B INTERIOR a EXTERIOR Movi .RjomlM --. •"— K til- full time. If you are a wlndowi, doors, trim, CHETERICKSON rm. 6HM19. ««•««». uxhsll ',,Union ! OEVITQ'iROOFINO hardware, Facll. open to gen. Small lobs spee'l. flood lights, pointing, paperntnglns, — R 7-j-M FRANK'S PAINTING • Free New roof) 1 repairs, gutters a. mover 4 a shaker & earpentry *iI7J tst. int, ft Hxt, carpentry, OOOKKBdPIHO MACHINE public at substl, sayings. Open 1outlets, etc. »997f4. t, roofing, ,_R 11 64 gutters, leaders, renting. Full leaders, free estlmatts, Insured, 0«*ATOR know you arwNe. aavs fo i p.m. lat. to noon. __— "• Kt.f.37 shMfrssNins, floor tiling. Masonry SJ 933-3591 Te work en NCR MOO machlhs, (1005 m-nu. 1179. insured, LOW prices, call after 3 Prior explrlinc* a mult. capable of potentia StLRirS MILL WORK 1 S, GrindUnger CALL Ml UAST,masenry, Odd iota H p.m. 372-4764. . — Z7S-71 ' BLDO. SUPPLVCORP, 72-SB __ _ R 7J6I ERRORS. Contact Penonni! office. high earnings send ill Raftway Ave..union Electric B5CF-BRT M*son, carpenter, plaiterlng, waterpreotlng, self LIGHT Haul,, cleanup , PETERSHEERIN IRVINOTON 'OENBRAU ——— "" K t-f-S4 Eleet'l. Insti, and reBair. Qual steps, pallet, esragei, imp!, I, insured, work guar, A. na*mts,, remove old turn.. PUTCH BOV PAINTS _ fnMimtt may noppen In) H6IP1TAI, us your resume plastering, plumbing, heating, NUFRIO.a6"Yr»; exp, ES 3-«773. OayiaV-1161 aft. 4:30, 1 lamlly outside painted I17S, 2, 'Roofin^Leadersg o. fFre Alel TypeSBst. i Ouft«rs i WS-4408 iomu work, eqpHsr wire gsrd ti•& ill sur .Ifort. to t* exelus. Lie, No, 441, install all types repairs. Building K t-f-66 1175 4-M75 & up, rooms, 748-B984 »_»™_ R6.111 Write Class, Box violations removed., ornarntm. FRANK MOMR'SI yr». hallways, sfar«, 1M & up. Alls AD HA1 N security lighting * eomBiste Rubbish Removed Z t-f-78 CMIUB CARE—ReiponllBI* railings, ironwork. Free est. Ace experlenco. Stecn-brkk J. stens paint trim, window* 8, doors. WILLIAM H. VbiT Pliii* call 4173, Suburban SMALLJOBS security systems before you go All appl, turn,, wdoo a. metals Carpentry, roofing, gutters & r, suouruan psrson to care for infant of Home repairs, carpentry, on vacation. Building, aaj-iiJl, van**ert-flr*pl«c«i-patlei- .taken away. Attics, basm'ts, 8- Rooflngiesfnless Gutters working parents Bealnnlng end Publishing, 1291 panelling, tiling, van Interiors, adaltlofli. Fuilv iniurei, FfM leaders, very reas, Free elt. ;Freee"sr. Ooownyyprk, N.J. ins. ujg orp. cannot b* oar. cleaned. Rets, rates. 321 Free minor repairs rmMhtibT* (or (rrori afttr of July 76S IUJ. " All work, guar, s, fully Ins, Joe SOOD NEWS-CONiAHR CO. l» Bi1lm«te»; 2411946 after S P.M. Fully ins. smee ,9]j, HMllrtt itiut of publication. R411-1 Stuyvesant Ave. 141-014]' — ——— ft 7-3-6J -—i — Ktfs6 373 4000 or 374-54M. Zt-f-78 now Installing roofing a. siding R 724I Entfrtfinmenl TONV SOTTOSANTI • Maion iRV CAN HIX IT-Palntlng, CLEAHINO penon with own Union; N.J, 07083 CARPENTER CONTRK ti. n 39 atfdlflon to eur ovtrhMd carp,, eiec, plymB. repairl 4 All fypes of roofing * repairs, Call 686-7700 tran»fortatl»n for J of mere doors (. storm windows, Contractor, steps, tldewalKt, RELIABLE; POINTINO- ilste. Asphalt Shlngiei, Mot Tar, To m»K« COrrfCilonl AII types eontr., additions, MAKE dull parties disappear waterproofing, retaining Walll ti new Install. No lob tee small. Pnperhanolno No |obs to small. dtyt work at Short Hills homt & D>NTAL BiCIPTIONlST, repairs & remod'i'g,. Alter, ins, something -we did many ye art Reliable 5. real, J»i-4Jil. utters, Leaders, Ins, Free Bsf, off let. Referencflre^glftd, Call Wm. p. Riviere, elj-rzM, with maole by Rossini Broffleenl age & well experienced st. Call additions, 37J-2Q63 or 37i-2?s«. For free estimate call 399'fMa, * siord ib 379754? Mature person for 4 day week In amateur magician of the yegr, tor (r«e est, jfssiog, ^ R 7-2-63 K ff-M R 7J NEUU ODD JOSS DONEt ——— R4I11 mod»rn irv, oftie», JH-4M4, - O.ORIINWALD of Wonfltrama TV, let up your R7-S-J0 All Mnonry Steps, sldtwalltl, AMERICANA PAINTINO CREST RFQ.,374-0627 Garage Sties, etc. ——— K 6-111i eARPINTIRCONT'RS. spring, summer d winter CABPENTRY-ROOPINO waterproofing. lelf employed, Cltanlng garagei, btsimenti, interior t, Bifterlor Reasonable Zt-f-78 CLERK to record Incoming jAII type repairs, remod'l'g., mi, children or adult shows, sti- Insured, A, ZAPPULLO. 617- attics, naullng d«bru, lawn cut- ales, FRED estlmatgs. Call Tnlt n«wtp«Mr occ«pti no telephone orders, preteratily Siding- dormers • arfdltient- ROOFlNS-fJUTTiRi j, DIEMARKEtfS porches, enclosures, cellars, 5»»3. Initallatlons- shestrocklna- UH or a7J-4u7«, ting; general dean up, 6168344. mibint . ( ._..biUh. i Ing someone with oftlce experient" attics. Free est, fully Ins. 6I|. K 7J-39 R T-F-H ^ =^ K Tr-os LBADBR5, ALTiRATIONi. &famnni*m whieti do Iteady poiltlon, Union area, J9I4 Small jobs. painting. Jim 6K-IS11. FULLY INSuRfiO FRII UPPBT SHOWiOriginai hand CHARLIES PAInlTtNB BSAE1Ml hit comply witn town Phont Mr, sttfanelii, «il>400. Several openings avail- —— • K t-t-a? puppet progrsms for all oec. ALCJENIS Painting & PipertungjnE 61 i CUSTOM BUiUT HOMES nterler 8- Exterior, Reosonsble Z7-2-7I »rdln«nc»« that control able with this leading CARPpNTER Clip & Save 335-1570. Call me If you can't get anyone ates. Free estimates. Insured. •rival* MIM frem hemn. it Interiors, exterior ——_ Kt-f-3? All types ef additions i nom« to do your small masinry work ROOFING HOUSES PAINTED MJJJf3. LONO—JOHN INC U tht r.ipenilbility ef ih* manufacturer, your ex- Small lofts — formica work, improvernenls, I do only "SnAALU" work. From 1471 a, up, paint mel. TNm — R7-HI •»r»on placing tn» "For repairs, call Tom, 617-5647 Fumiluri Repairs 45 BARRITTHW6S 1 work al*p, O, IBLLINO, 272- We do our swn work, no sub- Hit" M te comply with IMIT^N.ITM^S, ; Pf PS PROFESSIONAL PAPER contracting. Residential & b ~~ KI M7 Rt-HJ 10J» Cranford. HANOINOJanitai, etc, Int, &, total ragulitlBnt, FURNITURE POLIIHINS STEPS, sidewalkkss. Masonry, B72 6I Indultrial, new roofs, re-roofing, aeeurstE typist i. good wilh 0188 Will Open the floor to Repairing, Antique! restored, General Contractors Ma ext. painting, staining. Pree eit. shingles i, hot tar root, seamless quality worK Reia. prices. Pully J.JAMNIK Cifpttj Rup Refinlshlng, Henry Ruff, Call Ins. M, Peutschi, ,Springflelrf, R«, on request, 1149383 ait. i. gutters, leaders, additions, (xt, d in), Paintinj, decoratine alterations-general contrasting, 'XrPZfZFSirZ i«« «cdlant salary and RM.45 FRANOIONB CONS'T, » Papernanglng, Free est, *>/• — R 7261 CAHPITINIT'L'O, Speclollzlng In Asphalt R 7-26) nUjr W-q» anytime alum, siding, Fully Insured, Myrtle St., cranford, 27j,jS7o. Walltowall. PlusKpalrs Free estimates. Call Mr, . Please apply in Garage Dooc; Concrete, Masonry Repair* PUnoi 70 Johnson372-4427, Mr. Longest- ____ R64Of, LIC. NoIpraylng, Fully Insured, SUMMIT locution or b* 1MB CONSTRUCTION r „,„, „ willlnB 10 trani»er te NYC Experienced Typists tou^h! pair*''9'P^ ches- DONS estimates. Insured, Ilf-6J0O, I Firewood & wood chips, it Two-line star •Itir ( msniht, lithir Industrial-Residential shutiers seri.tam. rmi UnfJ»§apf, OtrdtnliU _' — Rt-i-fei pstltlsn offtrs • good & Secretaries Need- Insurance-Free Est, windowsdo*lnJows_dMro ArepBlr}_, |||E Economy Movers. Inc. SIDNEY KATI Plumblns«-H..tlnoR«p«lr« 782-5221 Mltry, «Kcoll«nt btntfltl Anytime LL ftves Wkeno* EST, 10 MAR DISISN tANBieAPINO PalntlnB. pgoerhanging, —___ 1 7216 it Fourline star •nd PKaiant woming ed For Summer l< f»l6 M«ln!*nanet, tap soil, tad. Star* Local & IVAN GRUBEHC ice plasferinfl Int. £ ext. Free esntlilBni, for ah 78M107 789-0184 CsfilllM PtstleldB AppllcatBf. isllmites, 617 71»a, • 3ll.0OS4Uc^NO.4M4M44 Oineral Sinlces S4A *BBs)n)mtnt, pitaif call Work. Long 4 Short Scheei W H«riicui»uri, T»mpl« Bicker, igr. Six-line star TermJobs Available, —— • L 7.J3I Bafni, kiche cat,, ilalng, PROFESSIONAL TYPING LIMA PAVIHO INC. rooting, bsjtmenls. Armitrong y Union, N.J. flBASONABLB RATES REGISTER NOW AT "^4«BM0N PAINTERS, ATTINTiONI Sell yourstlt 1o 30,000 Driveways, parttlna lots t, ceilings, tiling, 30 years exp. 119-71U 687-0035 'CALL JUDY *N¥T!M» KEMPER oemis rtnot All typ« tnatonry. Free ANTHONY D'ALBSSIO . .RUM families with a low cu»i W*nt Ad C8II 686 7700. * 151 in? •WM SHUCK" #ii. WJ JMO. m «M4, 2 INSURANCE —- — KtlU tilt •* ••M-Viwr*1 Me". 10 ^ri, MAhPCWER t a.m. 10 t pff. •< TIMPOMARy SIRVICES COMPANIES lltSiBflei Av.lrylnjton Dial 686^7700 81 D#F§r«1 Av». Phsn*t}44l)i •••• •VPIIMSTO BO THE JOB-RICHT1 iumrnlf, N.J. )« J#r«yAv .Elli 686-7700 •autl Of M •• to place an ad for Sale oi Sale II Houia For Silt 96 let Rent 17 /IpJrtmerlls for Rent • plrtmentl For fteni 9? Thui-sdiiy, June 9, \9?7 ,„•.. Viuhon Rlnttli MATTHEi! FACTORY TTPEWRITflH ADDING HILLSIDE t room; \l IBVINIIION CUPPER) \ 124 Ol/iHT IPKUI. orinootale fiedroartis! heat 5, npf -r fm% tsrtfjt & luii (Kirrn hi'Sf ft, Public Notice COMPLETE MACHINE CHICKWSITElii SCOTCH PLAINS—3 BR Spill I'lllF ACRES sets, U). 64] Chestnut H ±]i$ sun fufi IJ«I »»———^— Kill OrtJy 4 yii Q(a, 4 BK ^niqnlfli, APPEALING -. t- - I ft 11 « vVood Avenue, Linden. Now Sun , June 10. 11, 13 turn sew I'UII U ' Mil ic% ifiC !u€jft€ '6 3J11 !Q¥ entry tsy^r. forff-Sl \_R 8, Four or five bedroom Split in § rm beauty tc id* ^eicome Jersey fin Tuesdav. June 21, CONTROL HUNO1B «nd low msch , dFspei. etc ill / * M m ft 9 IJ« O-3. Ige scl kl! . 2' i baths Sullable tar large family Basement 2 welgnl with New Shnpe piei Winchester Aye , oil |«iem Ra 1977 st | fo PM prevailing i Excellent eating a, entertaining 4 lg rms, 1st HOMSBINIALS BKS WANTED—J or $ rnomi ir- 7 Plan «nd Hyar*« Water Pills at union. centra* sir, 2 3 acre Asking in tim^, or as soon thereafter a^ * iarlllfles Owner says "Seli tioor, nice area, heat a, hat (40 944 S29O flCUjlH Cfll! a**cf i p n* K >!! SCHR&FTS PHARMACY RQ's For exclusive showing AUTOMOTIVE '* ^ .^3*!s? ran be reached " R « 11 Nowl" Priced In Ihesos call to water supplied S!4O month .-• • - - - I t II 57 __———— K 6 U NEW EQN5IONMINT -lisnnel \€>e with Avail June 1st Couple MAPLlWeOB—Summer th ii 5B Hnnry j Harsr) COUCH—1 pc. ucflsnsl, bclss. (in Drele'red 3W31I1 No pets. ns 8, RAY BELL, Rltrs, • ream 2 ass , 1390 Air QUIET BELISBLE BU'-NF^'j ftytornobiis fsr Sjls Ci'* dei . Ilk* rt«w. 1150. Call after 6 B rti Georgia MeMullen 1 126 sdultj Llmitea numDer —— Z 4 11 97 WO^A^ SEEKING Off i J4SSW laufldry, don t «a't r^u AN OBDINANCB TO Converse goil shoes Mountain Hoaltor 3760290 IHViNQTON4 rms , apt , heat MQQW A PAH T ME f* * <' A S __—— - Kt I) 688=6000 MOMS RENttl << BKH i* CMivy cama/e C^#m ot AWENO *ND tent tamp pots, roller metes 5, Supplied July 1st 1IM Adults 140 94i 5290 EvENiNCi'i ifll 46 3ft r COUCH, Hctisnal, green I, gold. - — HUM »^e rep Cf#^m h-'ge. Caddie SUPPLE Men' AN uihsr sROrls Items Sport! Swaps • I 6 II 94 Call lU 53M. — -— • Z i II 9? it n tfl brill iwsfl Mdroom lompi. SPHINOIMBLO !"f £ € s«Vrv sm jrti rjjdlQ ORDINANCE me 17 N 301h St. KenllyvartrT CLARK —Lg 3 OR Colonial, — I 6 11 9) MORRIi TWP 20 0W m-; IIM new iiooo 3H glasi cocktoll iable, large WiBOW iBBHsi'jjr.m modsfn BNTITlID AN K6II huge country Kit., renced yard. IRVINOTON 5V, rm» , 1st fi , T sking flppllcafiens *or lusury I tf«m»d llghtad picture, other ROOMY SPLIT spi fleSf Unl§n Center or |]uj?i ORDINANCE TO 1 ot ( kind Singe Silt, Owner must sell AAid *Q'% AM Inrge f m% lo ihts vi?rv supply own h*st July 1st Call 6 rm aBfs fully decorated, all Moderate renf Call sss 508? P"d^. flife fpr Joan lovely lt»mi throughout—lllt« APEX AOiNCV 571 BBSS PERMIT AND arillgyes. turniture, tools, brie s attfiictlwe 3 BR Split w ialQU5l#d •» With terFflceV & C 0&"i Between 9 10 a m * p ^ new, 5J71M5. ------Hills - - - H s n RBSULATE _—— Rill Brae, silver Hafware. garden fe&T r^rch NsfUFgl wood Jrlm Convenient to N ¥ C *M,* S, — Z 6 IB ?B tools S«i a, Jun . 9 t, »7g CRANFOHD thrpygheut IRVINOTON i fms . bath, nest tfnns SJBSS4tn in««ii PEBDLERi. HAWKGRI, si PINiTTl SIT—tvfiite (armies on 8, hot water. 519J 100 Myrtle ! AND SOLICITORS IN Prosperi A,e wf5( Qfsngi! 3 I I 1 »• p ? Ear E «'-. s !# ft aval t«Ble, green carpet s. red tOdav Apirtmenls Wanted to Share 9*) eietks norm gf Rorfhfitia DOCTORS-LAWYERS Ave Cell @err 1?1 U9S MORRIS 1 W P THE CITv OF LINpBN," carpet, air cons , 5,000 BTU Avenue Available now PASSED APRIL I, l*7i COULD BE HOME OFFICE IMO»RISTOWN1. 1 3 3 bfm ROOM MATE WANT&H |D ii7W -, »_ __ 1 6 11 97 lusury, A C, (jaraen Apts , Pooi, AND APPROVED APTIL --•_" in' COMBINATION REMLINGER Ihflrp apertmeni *Hfi ajf — — — — Kill 1310 up v V f hi>. ••••-i< ('« PORTABLE OISHWAJH«R ALL BRICK CUITOM SPLIT O (HVINOTON ~ 3 lg rm apt EonQitionifig & swlmf^fng pegi lf?4 FORE — Oran TQFtnQ, well I, Jy?j. DINiNO Sit, Mediterranean, Mi' T.ikino appi sears Kenmore. 5 washing - - 2 § 1 1 ¥6 good locaflen, near park, well Sharp rpnt'lliO tftfi 3*12^66 BE IT cmD/MNEn BY THE erylfal chandelier, coll iH \m 5 BEPH0QM5,3Q6NS, eyeies. 1 vrs oia E«e«ii»nt V i BATHS,2 C RQ maintained elevator ap' K J n 136 COUNCIL nr Tup nTv or —— — —- R S II SPRINGFIELD Open Mouit building. C»ll 371 3073 Cona S60 964 !96i MOLDS CijTifcsi Syp'pf^p Diyp L IN DEN DIIHWA»MER—Hot Point Syn , June ?7, J 4 3 b#d>Ggmi, .-.—.-— jsn ei ASKING WIDI80S I'a bsfhs, large felt.- dining a, Hou^s F« Rrnt and whlfp, *ir p a p % AM Section 1 That ihe Awove portable e«n be conv»rt*a, HEFRIO i ,,-,.,,,, Arnana. side nvina foem, itneed yard, ci§»* entitled or dinance shqii be and whlrpool S cycle gal dryer, oik by side, washer, dryer, drapes, IRVINOTON- j rooms, heat S. fMMWfiy -IftfjflF'Tr tighter fg ffs*n jfafion & pooi Asking hot wafer supplied 62* Nve Ave B the same ^ nereoy A me. rider* & white moult tiled coftee ihaa carpeting. crystal RAY BELL, Rtlrs. hldl pen welcome "* » S C«ll table. Rest. 96* 4W $65,000 244 %KS?i Htlli 4vs" Princeton "i suppis,"er.ted as ioi'iw chandelier, 51 14 clothes, el! Springfield, N J HOMF BPNTfii <; BKH — R»ll Perfect dend 964 079B 688-6000 iaD Hi 53^0 Section » Cenduc of - " ,=—. ? ^ 11 SA Persons rs^i.n <' EVERY THUS. FLSfi MKT 10 - . H6 11 — 16 119* IRVINOTON 4 nice moflern Meadows ------z & ii ioi • LIZABBTH •.OHiNGFIELD Saiicifofs A.M. 5 P.M., Wesley Church iHEplue, asking Izi. pertabie rms . eat iri felt . near trsnsp . REAL COijnify living -Oyvf 1D0 Hall. SOU Woodbrldge Ay . dishwasher 145 Call Bet 6 J, 10 air condlflenes. parNinp. lease nistlnctive 1 & '> B%1O DE EdisQn (between Ford Si AmBey SETTLE ESTATE CAPE COD II ^haii b*1 unlawful for any f> m 6(7 1928 Ws^hlngton A,ve , 2 tamily, io Newiy listed 3 BR home, ideal security S2iO Avail Aug 1st Aves.) Dealers tall 73t 0332 rmdrnom Spsrh Can oedciier or solic'for to siand ~2 = --=-- Ki II rms , semi modern kitchen* g, (OtaJiQn, alum Siding, rear 3?3 J17S 964 5250 — — Z6-1S upon any corner of any STfeet SOFA Sectional 2 PC, antique fn&defn baths, hgt witfr hegf ptsrch, corner is*, %4l,9QQ ftct — — Z 6 9 97 I 6 11 101 FACTQHY Surplus Outlet New I9SS BMW ISM. 4 spa trt or highway, or to stand within beige, U0, good rRnn CBH site? unit loin geed condition. I42,9QQ Ulfl IVES. Normgn 667 1064 or mattresses, twin ar tun JJD, IHVINST0N6 room apartment, Rooms For Kenl uy.ih tsn interior 7H 000 mii t\ radius of SCO feet of any sfare } 30 m tlii w w carpet, modern kitchen, Recreation Parodist Neea^ some work II5G0 er B Bunk befli. wood iao, sots beds Dewntewn er&a, 2 family. @ selling any of the good*, svarts Ills, kit let its Jerome it - - - (tail private home Jy/y Ut See*ff*» RMS nisi water heat unit (gas) UNION LS'-gf unf yffii^hpfl i • '. O or rnerchandiiP bping iold or Roseile Park 241 981! STgBEO=Brand new, never Oak Ridge Realty 5 P M , 161 Linden Ave y«ea soundeslgn AMFMFM wiih large rear itef-age buHdlng. 1 96 7 offered for *.s!*> hv SJI;H ^fffl , pVI 1972 Call 345 0(15 or 3JJS4S1 Bams, new steam unit (oiii 220 carpet throughout, a c, extras trgnsp Call for spat Super upon any C>'y property, Cenv fo station f«9.tOO Pefrosm, 173 7743 (5 i r y including any street or right ot ———— tt, M Store Wide Sale eiec . capper plumolng, garage HOURP flaerly SIS wt r«il '172 IU9 p a £ p i i p i Principals only 4S? 1988 -— — I 6 9 97 1 ftBA PLBA MKT,, IUN , JUNE H 20 oertent Oft All Merchandise, Lot |}«il3 Musi sell due "fo —.» —. Z A U 102 wSY, af rhg sarrie 'orafish. for _ — Z6 11 «, IRVINSTON—Ultra moaern t Walnut Av School Grounds, June S thru Summer Closing •ilness t3»(»O0 eitentied periods of time, for Cranford Spsee fee ilo J7ft June 30 rm apt 3 full OafhS, w w See Our Display Girigi Wanted the purpose ol selling or SPRINSFliLD 107 MG Midge* fsny 7791 or 272 1909 IB I (I I GREEN'S AGENCY carpeilng, a c snades storage n ii A 1% so'iC'f ing the sale of any goods . —, Z j 25 SECOND CHILDHOOD REALTORS INSUtJORS EXTRA SPECIAL S27Q pigs utilities adults Aua Ad in the Heal puf'llfnt cand np 5! 050 iCan 37569S? or mei-ehandise or wares CHILDREN'S IS! JeilersonAve , Bill spefiess expgrtdgd Cape, trmthiy 1st 373 143Q No pe'S anef 4 tlsLate Display f flr f all 964 1 41? i n't This provision %nall not FREE CONSIGNMENT SHOP JS3 MOO decerated, movt-in cend , 3 ______— 16 1197 f I b I ' '0^ 71 VVV Wagon, new lf_r«." be constryec! al o prevent UPRIGHT PIANO 26S MorrisAv., Spfla J?? 1040 --. • — Z4 9 96 bdrms , 1'.'t baths, seienee IHVINSTON-Attractive 4V] Section WSNTED 2 far garage 9H main 56,000 miie% c'iTi a peddler, solicitor or CALL 617 169] — — Kt 11 Kitchen w dishwgshgr Si more te rm. apt,, elevator bldg., heat S Hj 11 iRrifQughiSrf or co•nmerr e ,aj vendor from stoop'ng at 4WIMM1HG PQQL, 18 ft with %me Asking in ih# mid 5Q'% hot water suBpiied. Applicatians of this paper area JSF eiegn i*6F»ge Call a*!fr -———... deck, git accessories Excellent - • — K6 11 121 the curb for a brief period (JARAOE iALIi J blkei, many being accepted. Available today! 4pm Hi QSSg household artielei, clothes, toy», condition Call 376 0462 REDUCED »69,900 AUBU»t 1st Call 399 4651 of time to complete a sale, • •— ------H 6 II 97 Z t> § 10? Frl. 8, Sat, Jun» 10th S. 11th, 9-4 — .. MA611 \M * IK teet at par« grounds, -1 —— Zell 97 m then continuing on LOMBARD! 687-5220 RAHWar—Wife eieaser } lot W. Jra Ave., Roielie VINYL asbestos Hie, aoove Srouna pool 4 central air IRVINQTON—6 rm. apt., Lull (or Salt Section 3 That the • ———; —— Z411 H BRS., S215. Kids, pets welcome 109 -— • — K4 11 manufacturers cl§se out Cish 5, fof Summer pleasure 1Q rooms, private yd.. Including bssemem OUTHAGEOUS remaining proysisns of file UNION Call OAHAS«SAL»: Sal June llth. carry, is cents ea tail MB'AlM) J'l Baths, crystal wet bar in a, air cand. Supply own gas heat. WftRHBN TOWNSNipi — 1 77 ordinance hereby amended beautifully finished cOcMall MOMS RENTALS §KR seres. »3,JO0 in 8J17 or 35^ PRICES PAID 9 5, desk, eed, LV chairs, eng or 4IJ 4343 IJ1S, 174 13J6 ana supplemented shall lounge styles ret. room. Terrific LEXINGTON SPLIT 140 964 1290 JJIi FOR JUNK C6HS tjolei, Bathroom vanity, more, ——- — BS Ii NBWLISTINO — IA11-W CALL »i LAST Continue in full force ancj WIATHERBp wooa — Crate for moffher daughter, father — Z 4 11 97 — ^- 7 4 11 109 Pree Towng SB! 3033 103 Sailer It. Springllild 379 son er a large tamily. Call 1!97 Ail serv WOO cony Pkg r»l inconsijtent with the TAHD lALi-Sat . June 11, 10 Sfuyvessrit Ave , union Also vintage ears imrti casn Union (NO BAfiLV BlROSl 340 S. Weod Ave.Llnoen Oaths, 2 ear garage. Realtors. &y5 Leonard ??0U 71SQ777. »r Carr Hi UU '63 J400 oravrsions Of this Ordinance Mile. Items, ett: Rain date June A M 1 P V . 13 Dennis Pi . Z499S — — — 16 11 97 cues , JS6 73U ROSBLLi PARK — - — • KM 139 are. hereby repealed to the U, Junior Woman's Club oi ^ymrrsit NCi eaflr birgi HiLLilOl New Bl Level, IRVINOTON —4 beautiful rms , --'•> »„—..._, z a 9 ill Connecticut Farms. Proeetas 10 Raindate, Sat , June ig LOMBARD! 687-5220 newly decorated %W plus JUNK CARS extent of luch inconsistency rms , 3 oaths, 2 car garage, fully — — Zslisa UNION Clean panellea I room Any year, make ar rnediM, Section 4 The invalidity or _—-— -—^ KH insuiatea Asking 1IS.900. utilities Private home Oll'fe. 3 year lease S300 per highest prices paid S63 §133 ineffectivenejs of any on» or TRAINOH RLTRS , 39 Coe Ave , Separate entrance July 1st. BoJtt&Mirms il month 964 4333, Mr Breft days, eves 373 sftj more ifrms or provisions of OAfiAGE SALE-lat 1. Sun , Hiiiside, 127 959S UNION ftflults 311 0200 Spacious — — — ZJIlii — — Ktt 135 June 11 1 II, 180 Semshire Pi , -— —— 26 11 H __— _ Z61197 the fqr»goin^ Orainance, or FlSHiRfirl, complete fishing FAnSILY HOME FOR SALE JUNK CARS I. TRUCKS Ifvlngton (off Union Ave.i HILLSIDi 3 Bf Split, LB, DR, kit.. Vl IRVINOTON — Hospital Mill, 3 Innstment Property 11! , WANTED the inapplicability thereof fo Mouseneid Items, outfit, 10 tt Jon b6at, electric rms.. utilities supplied 12 1 any person or cireumstancej, oytbearo motor, t HP. Stoft SHISTOL MY IRS SECTION baths, basemerit, greuna floor Apartments _ Hsioiidb _— ,, __ Kill Newcy listed, z family, 4 over i, 2 front To back entry, paneled ree Kroflk PI. IRVINQTON Conmercial shall not be deemed to affect ogtboard, rod* S, reels, etc 616 574 «4S0, ?B5 6406 OARAGE SALE; Sun i. V,on car ggrage, 50x100 lot. Owner rm , efficienty kit a, full Bath. -—— Z 6 11 97 Droperty, 3 story B!3g }D K If 12? ihe yalidify ana effectiveness Hi} alter i. K June 12 & 13, 9-6 p.m. 355 Orendi retiring Aiklng iJS,900 For Excellent motner daughter 3 IR VI NGTON —Homs wllh Bereeht templets. ideai of the remaining terms and R611II in Garden HIGHEST PRICES Circle. Weitflaid (off Lawrence • nfo Call Oorcjyca Agency, 2)\ bites to schaOl Decorators character) BHS . kldi w«ltom« fnyesfmehf, financing svalliblg provisions or the applicability Ave.) Furnish your summer Chestnut it Hoselle, S41 3442 futures plus extras Prices Hurry I57S tail 359 4154 PAID of any term or provision fo Pell, Pop, Cjti 16 upper 6Crs Call Mas Seorata MOMiRBNTALS BKR —— — 26 II ill lor iunk cars Local disi lowing caBIn, plui huge variety ——• •— Z-4-11W Setting other persons and — R-4-11 BreKer 6(6 its? J40 , 964 J390 can 232.2350 BOO OBEDIENCE Hi lesson IRVINOTON Vacation Rtntih 124 circumstances But each term OARAOE SALE; Snow Blower n — — — Z-61197 •—— ••-"- «. 11 i;< course 130 Union, Wefttleld. & IRVINOTON—Super Savings Air Conditioned and provision shall s# deemed tools, paint iprayer, wheel Summit N J DOO COLLIOE, Everything's New UNION to Be separate and Barrel heuie furniture 4 Mile in this JlJJT "LISTBD S1IJ gets 3 rrns. w heat 5, hat BELMAR Jftat 10) 17th AVB , Far Sail 617 23f3 l 130 inoependent Sat: June irth—10 6. 172 Eastern -. R t I 16 "MavellnlCondltlon" 1 lr Coi- BE SURE TO SEE water paid- Catt 3 bedrgqm, msnthly. HOMIRBNTALS BKR 3 a Rm8,-S268 Section s THII ordinanee Pkwy Newark S PUPPIIS en Meirose Ave. LS Eaf in Kit, Iplif level, 6 \Q rms, mod Ii il 134 H?S KQWASAKI—ajo, ntw S40 964-J390 tons., 721 ml., Beddea Jl»sy Sar shall take effect as providtd — —^ —- K b 11 TRAIN1D Tile Bth, foi, Lg. Dr, 2 perches, kitchen, OR:i Vv? baths, fee IR4OLJY BiACH-Room, SRms,.|3I0 S. luggage rack. Asking I1S0. CAUL 372 1117 Sgmmer Kit, w-wall, 2 ear gar, rm s eappffing, 22Q efge , -——— —— Z 6 11 97 bath, kill, weeK, month, season by law (JIAHT OARAOE SALE old Frank Jin behoof My if set? fg Jerry 6M SIM i pUno—lr«« garnal, [eweiry i. After SP M tyelone tencsfl yard! ie fne 1st IRVINSTONBrlng the kiss, I17i SUNDOWNiH INN, 304 3rd Linden Leader. June ?, 1977 appreciatt LQ^ ?0'S. Realief Fun dining room, large Aye J74 }B7j —— • K-6-1V130 I Fee S33 S3! Ion mart, itwrt. * pr\. jun* I R6 11 16 te see this super buy at JW.MOI gets j BRS,, aon'f wait Call kitchen that can today, (it, H. 1013 lunny Slop. Dr KITtlNl CALL 376-2300 TODAY accommodate your own — — — Z6 9 13.4 Mounfiintlda TO OOOD NOMI White Realty 688-4200 HOMERBNTALS BKR clothis washer f, dryer, SBftSIBE MEISMTI-3 8, 3 Items multiple listings, Oranges 6, _ __ _ _— i-6-11-97 Weekend the hours of 9 00 A M, and LIONEL TRAISi Mapleweod line Livingston, 4S74418. »:J0 5 p,m. — - Kt-U iuV.SELL, RBPAiR IRVINOTON—Modern 4 rooms, S.OO P- M.. Monaay through ,' Miliburn & Springfield) Union Apartments For Rent — — Z 6 11 97 OARASi SALE! Sat, June ili 2792 or 4JI 7191 tves supply own ne«t,no Btfs. I22i, I GREAT Friday All bidders are , llth. 9-4 P.M. 143 Henshaw ftve., . _^__— HA 6 4 17 County,. Newark, Irvington & me. security, 217 danse Avt. UNIONS rm apt , 2nd floor. reouirefl to post a , Hillside. Realtors. LANDLORDS! Supply ovvn utilities July] $250 Seringffeld Home furnishing & We hive a list of tenants for alter 6 P M. GORGf! performance bond and to show . misc. OLD CLOCK WANTED every type at apt., let us help —— — 261197 4! glmwoea Av., after a P M & evidence of insuranee ' Any conaifien Top prices. Also yeu find a tamily that fits yours. all day weekends coverage for workmen's clock Repairs 687 680! SHARPE IRVINOTON—4 rm. large apt., GARAGE SALE aat «. iun . NO I" I i TO YOU —.— Rill' newly decorated kitchen a, bath. UNION — 31 ! rms, avail July Compensation jnd PuBlic June il f. IS, ?s, it, So 19th St.. Tenants are qualified, have LiaBility.'1 399-7800 119* AdultspreferfM, Avail June Is. 1st, heal &, hot wafer supplied, ttenliworth. Tappen 34" range, iU¥ ANDSBLLIOOKS references a, ere cheeked. Call S2S0 utilities. 399 837i. •good eond , twin bea, eomplefe, us with your vacancies. near Center Can alter s Pw •• • J21 PARK AWE., PL^LO. KINILWORTH—Save, Sale by , ——— —^- Z61197 ONLV 964 673B baby turn , boys SO" s, girl's 34" owner 3 BR. Colonial. 9 rms., LIVINOiPACI RLTY, ExteutiviOireetor • • PL* 3900 IRVINSTON - UNION LINE ftikes, leys, Brlc a brae No ——— KtltJ tuny carpeted, lg. modern MEET PL AY BOY S Hoyfing Agthorlly of early birds please — 1''3 rm. eft. garden apt , AC UNION 2 iH Garden Agt ftteCify ef LinBen. CASH FOR SCRAP feifehen, nesr sneools, Mysf ae sgpplled, convenient to transp. MISS APRIL it i —— — Kill i oaa your car cast Iran, si.so seen to ae appreciatfd. 5^3,000 loo's a, loo's ol apts, ana homes. carpetee, exeeilent location, Linden Leader, June 9. 1977 ail areas, all prices, THERE IS S!§3; 1 me security Available available July 1st i?i§ per me •« • OOOQ homes wanted for lovsolo per \m IBs , newsprps', 60c per Cell after 6 P An. W, Usd or 27s July 1. 9644739 or 372 3905. IFtt.SB.Sl) puppies. Mather-Oermen short 100 IBS . tied bundles trei at 9100 bf!. 9 s, s. NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OUH 944 0193 4, «4 73B9 foreign mater'ls. No, 1 cooper, EXPIRIINCS. • • —— 16Jl 97 —- — — Z 6 11 97 •• ) haired pointer. Call 6»8 1495. ——— — Z6-11-W i —_ — H4I1 46c per ib.erass iust J4e per ib, HOM1 RENTALS Bkr. IHVINOTON-UNiON LINiSVa UNION 4 rooms, no pets, no SATURDAY JUNE 11 Rajs, " c IB Lead 1 batteries, KlNILWORTHiOlder Colanial, S40 99*4333 rm garden apt., 9 c supplied, HEALTH FOODS. We carry lull 3 children, modern kitchen, dish we also Buy camp, print auts i great for gfovvlns family in ideal — —— Z 6119? Convenient fo frgnsp, $22S mo. 1 washer §, a e. Avail July 1st 10 AM-6 PM line natural iooas, honey, salt aree 3" BR»., low taws. LSNDLORDS tab cards Also handle paper rnd. security. Avail. July 1. 944- 618 7109 Irjt i sugarless foods, nuts. drives for seout tr&ops and cfvie We can help yau rent your HOLLYWOOD FLORIST Principals o.ily S4I.0M lit 4739. _ . — Z 6 11 97 IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOD aSSOC, ABpP PAPBR STOCK 4SJ1, vacant apts. to desirable — — 26 9 97 isa; 1700 Sfuyvesanf Ave ITORB, » Orange Ave,, Irv., tenants, screened bv CO., 4j 14 So 201h St , Irvlngtan. — — — Z 6-9-96 IRVINOTON (UPPER) 4 rm, Llniori Irvinqion »! «1». SUMMIT HEALTH (Prices Sub|. to ehangel. 374 prDf>ssien§!i at no cast to yog MAPLEWOOP apt,, he§t supplied, avail. UNION: 3's roams plus attic, FOOD STORE, 49< Spfld Aye., 1750. We specialize n Funeral MOVE IN CONDITION • immediately, h&al & net wafer supplied, near Summit, CR 73010 3»fMi Design and Sympathy 1 family, 3 BRS, coianiai, —Z 611 97 AC.R8ALTY 763-4100 Union Center. July 1st. 964 46BS Arrangements for the — Rt) modern kitchen & Baths, STAMPS CRANFORD—4 rms , bus. CpL, — — —— Z 6 11 97 — — — Z 6-1 1-97 p HOUii CONTENTSi lafa, ^bereaved lamiiy Ju*-t noine \ U.S. Plate Blocks, Singles, eneiased front & rear porch, air July 1 occupancy, SliJ, plus IRVINOTON (UPPER) AcreSi UNION—Heaven Sent 5 la rms., criairi, hrlflge faBits, (ampi, accufriulations, collections, canaltlening. )i" attic fan, ! car • utilities. Canvenelent to from Hospital, 6 rm, apt., nice 4, heat paid, carpet. Call for Info. Bric-a-Brae, else, stove s?i garage, many exlrai. in 401!, I 6861838 Canada, Top prices. H7-B011. shopping fc transp, J41-MJ5, clean, pvt, house, 1st. floor HbrViK RBNTALS BKR Owner. 762 1941, i waihir iso, dryer »S0, refrig. 1——-——- R 7-2-17 avail. July 1st, Adults. 1310 + S40 964S290 I'l AVIiOV SI IBM HltMON %75, chtit m araweri, stereo, _—_—— Z6-9 96 | utilities, I mo. security, 371)131. vlbrainr teBle,, violet Ray CRANFORD— Captivating 4 — ——— — Z6119? MAPLEWOOO j _ __ _— 269-97 VAILSBURO—Onyamite deal 3 I'l AVHII1 ( I HH Kl N' ( :\K( machine, 47 Milton it,, cor. of BUSINESS DIjSECTORY BRS,, kids, peti welcome, fully BR, heat I, hot water Intluoed. Cypreii, Mlllburn, Frl, sat. loaded, H40. IHVINOTON (UPPER) —2 lg. Wh«n Vow gyy A N«w HONGKONG 138,800 CAPE I HOME RENTALS BKR rmi, s. bath, 3rd floor, ail $340. Sun,, itt-4. PART BRICK FRONT i or Used Hondo Oai S40 964-1290 utilities supplied. Available HOME RBNTALS BKR. — • Rt-11 w 5 rms,, 3 BR5,, tile bath, flrepl. TAILORS — _ — — 1611-97 July l»i, 37J-69I7, 140 944 5290 INDOOR Downtown EllubBin in LR, i car garage. ; IN SPRINGFIILO Flea MM, 8, Antique Show, AUTOMOTIVB Air Conditioning BLIIAKTH —— • I 6 11 97 — — ——- Z611 97 everylat., itartlng Junt 11. aft, work done at your place or mine, CENTURY 21 376.8660 OUEBN ILIZABiTH APTS,, 236 MORRIS AVI. I space, dealers Inquire, days 241- check out 4, rtcharge, /VUllburn Rtalty, inc. Realtor 101 NO. Broad St., Luxury hi I 1151, eves 332.1312. reaiSnaBle prices. J76-4699, _—_ _— Zt-Il-M rise, 1 bedroom, central AC, all f —2 4 11 _^ , _ __ K-4-M-2D utilities, Indoor BBfKIng ' I fVlAPLEWOOO—CUTI available. See rtsldent Mgr, COLONIAL S30,s Alum, sided, j 376-3051 " i , — • — Z 6 1197 Child Caff 31 BR!,, Lr., Dr., kit. bath. Gas For Alterailons & Your •I I •1 » Indoor Flea Mkt. heat. Anxious. A.c, Realty Rlfr. ILIZABBTM.Westminster Tailored Syifs ^or i WILL babysit your child, ail section, furnished efflclenty AUTOJOINTING 763 4500. Deslgneri Styling For & Antique Show agts, meals provided, IsrBe play apt,, all utilities suepiied, JJ7 area. Upper Irv. Call 372-4618, _- — _— Z611M Today's Man whose Image DOWNTOWN ,\ is His Signature NEWARK ELIZABETH BUZABETHBeai Dream i master eriargg a, vi$s credit DriiiWilis 35 cards accepted UPPER VAILSBURG BRS, Slii, wont last long. Call MALL HOME HiNTALJ BKR [in Rosani ~ iOiROADST, DRIVEWAYS PAVED WALK TO iiD 9645390 24a- e EQUIPMENT TO HIRE __ . . 1-411-9' STARTINOJUNIll EXCAVATINO UKRAINIAN CHURCH 10:00. 5:00 a rm Colanial, all brlcH, wl BRs ELIZABETH^Birnora 3 B'R PLAY OONNILLO BROS, beauty, kids petj fine ts;j, PReSADrVllIIION ^riCBf an l«» fi. & J BRs on 2nd fl. Vendors Call H.Welnef HOME75I-W41S tueellent cond. Low IM's. Call HOME RENTALS IKR 241 11 it ESTIMATES Rltr. 140 964-5190 — — Z-6 1197 ,16)) _—— Htf-35 COLONY SUBURBAN HILLSIDE—Captivating 2 KITCHBH Mblil-WIMS to 1175, SO. ORANttl 7417100 BRS,, heat & hot water paid, J aremrs, MS e«,, 2 lets of landscape, Gaidming 57 — — _ Zi-ll-M •helvn, 120 t. lisa, much more, laundry MM. Call 6I?.M4e. LAWNMOWINO-Clean-up, odd ROiBLLl—lmmaculate, HOME RENTALS BKR iaos, feneing, paintin(, enpandable malntenanet-ffee f<0 M4J190 BUMPER BINGO 1036 Stuyvesant Ave. ——- rt-411 cape In desirable West Bnd —— Z61197 maintenance, Sellable, C'llAh UIOHTINO lixtwrn, lamps, reasanable, 9930091 anytime, section. LR, OR, mod, kit, with UNION, N,J. shades, parts s, resalrs - clock?, ____ .^ Rt-1-St dw, central ac, riew reaf & silt itemsi f IreBiaee tqulp. Huge fgrnace. Principals only. Call assort, of branii nsnies at disc. Painting * Pipeihingm 68 after 6:30 P.M. J4I-4B37, 886-5015 The Rooster's Coup, Rt, 39 WIN kernbertviile, NJ, open 1 days . Pill I I INTRODUCING A HOilLLl P4RK 60»M7 00J7, UNBILIiVAlLHJ7,900 NIW SERVICE TO — ——_ KM P4INTINS—ResBonslBlt 6 Rm, colonial, selenee kltn, } (YWORKS OUR CUSTOMERS... LIVINO ROOM S. bedream, tollene senior, ixt. or Int., baths, lull din, rm., WW Free Body Estimates Medlterran(an, washer, arytr 4 expd., very resenable. Oary earBetlng, PRESIDENTIAL FANTASTIC PRIZES Inner. Wike new. Call tiraQM Orefnfield J7»,44W, 37»-3«). WON'T LAST. _ _ — R-6114B KS400 Geo.PATONAssoc. SHOP., HOME IKi'r. Hi Realtors, Mortgages, insurance for 414 Chestnut It,,RO5tilePark listen To WJDM-1530 AM 241 ia(6 AMBASSADOR JOIN THE Z 611 96 AfryliC |il»'«l!' - Ovi"'. H. CUSTOM FUTURE MAKERS! CONGRESSIONAL For Details And Ligm Surface Snivit.uj pto I f.>v..(.. «'lf' I ' ' f nroll Now For Courpes In II 69 - MADE... Prize Information • DRAPERIES •SPREADS AIR AUTO Shdp Hoiirs: M.in Ilir,, In H ,nn fi i»n Salunl.iv HI ill 2 |»i> • One Inch Slat BUNDS CONDITIONING MECHANICS '399 • SHADES, etc. REFBlGfRATION IMMHAIi , 1299 6AST ORANOI J, HBATING DIESEL ENGINES wuvim NO COST OR OBLIGATION i Stroke Eng,, 5-Spd we will Come To Your Hum. iJuSI Oil fc.it 14b • Itjuil Pppsnunity Tttiner Trans., Electric Start, with simpl.i Ot Tha Fln.il FBf more Inlefmilltjn, e«li or wrli» S-Way Rr Shock. '.iriiilen Sine Pmi Fttrtci For Ysur Cleiilt Model D WJDM liupecHoni (201)964-7800 LINDEN €fiSTCORST\ \£fiSTC0R5T 415 Hoaello Kl (Juy aft St i.yu CERTIFICATE CYCLI a MOMD CINTIR CYCLE & MOPED CENTIR Avij ) I With Cullom Ora»r •T, M, UNION 486-1 MO "ImtOnly L6L Lann tturn ffli RT, SJ, UNION COAST TO COAST **2iS» VajiX Hail Road, Union. New Jersey 07OJSJ/JF hursday, June 9, 1977 Prof's invention cuts Women's center at Kean offers summer programs EVE, the women's meet from 9:30 a.m. todiscuss their educational costs of solar heating center at Kean College, noon, from June 29 plans. The fee is $20 and pr George Cvijanovich, a physicist six-room house with rooms 20 ft. by JO will offer four workshops through Aug. 3. the workshop will meet on at Upsala College, East Orange, has ft, the cost of the professor's solar this summer. "New Ways to a College Tuesdays and Thursdays, made a major economic breakthrough energy heat collector, is estimated at "Assertiveness Training Degree" is a four-session from 7 to 9 p.m., beginning in the solar energy field with the in- MOO, with the installation fee between for Teenagers" is a new workshop which serves as July 20. vention of a heat collector he contends Sj.ooo and 12,000, As mass production workshop designed to on orientation to college More imformation may can be marketed at a cost that is at increases. Professor Cvijanovich promote assertive ex- study and gives par- be obtained by calling the least two-thirds cheaper than anything estimates (hot the cost could be even pression of feelings and ticipants an opportunity to EVE office 527-2210. currently being offered. less beliefs among teenagers. The cost of this collector, made of Comparable heat collectors are now Social and school specially designed light plastic, varies being marked at a cost of about $2,400 situations, and dealing TO PLACE according to house sizes For a typical with installation fees ranging between with parents and peers are W.QQ0 and 110,000, the professor said among the topics to be Dr. Cvijanovich, who has been covered. This four-session CLASSIFIED AD By JOSEPH TOBIN working on the invention for a year, CANCER FIGHTiRS—Flo Okin Center Relief receives cheek for morm than workshop will meet on CALL 686-7700 points out that it has a "totally new $5,500, funds remaining in fhsTeva L, Melemuf Scholarihip Fund which Thursday mornings from design and features the most efficient provided scholarships in Newark for 12 y«ars, Mrs, Mqlamgt was a 9:30 a.m. to noon, from heat transfer one can find." Included is resident of Union and o t#ach»r at We»quahic High School, From luft or» July 7 through 28, The fee Earfhbound an especially prepared liquid that Mr». Florence Misurel! of Vailsburg, Mrs, Z#ldo Low«nst»ln of West is $30. circulates through the panel and ab- Orange and Mrs, Louis* Wainit^in of Orange, representing fh# Malamut "Educating for Suc- PLANNING A PARTY! NY Botanical Garden sorbs solar heat directly. The liquid is memorial group, and Wrs, Baa Rettlg of South Orange, Belle Perks) of cess" is another new EVE an antifreeze, dyed a dark color, that Elizabeth and Mrs, Gale Stodlin of Mountainside, of the Flo Okin program. This workihop %m A lot 01 Fuss and Bother.,. As the earth turns, the sun comes up has maximum heat absorption organii0tion. Funds war* earmarked for Flo Okin Oncologlc Center and will explore individual Put rouraelf In KARTZMAN'S Hindi in the mornings and sets in the evenings The professor tried out his invention Sp«cioi Treatment Unit at Newark Beth Israel Medical Cenf»r, strengths, emphasize BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED on the fields and forests of our fragile for the first time recently In his Glen personal successes, and PARTY TRAYS biosphere Everywhere within the field Rock garage and reported that it show how to make the of light, tons and sons of oxygen are 'completely" met his expectations most of your potential. released from the surface of green with "a very high efficiency per Agents ask premium cuts The workshop will consist plants, which are making their own formance " He will hold a demon- of six sessions meeting on food through the use of the sun's stration for the press on the roof of the Tuesdays and Thursdays photons When the sun passes into the college's science building today at 10 beginning June 28 through • Weddings •Bar Mitivahs shadows at nightfall, there is a slowing a.m. He also reported that the collector on home smoke-sniffers premium discounts for detectors, Rep. Harold July 14, from 7 to 9 p.m •Confirmations of the oxygen production and the vast can be used for special pumping pur- The Independent The fee is $35. • Graduations poses when a special rotary engine is smoke detector owners. Hollenbeek of East amounts of oxygen which were Insurance Agents of New Also offered this sum- • Showers •Communions produced in daylight are consumed as applied. The engine patent was ob- Jersey has urged in- Volunteer Fireman Louis Rutherford introduced tained a year ago by Upsala Professor Rizzo of Wyckoff has been legislation to provide a mer is "Vocational reserves surance companies that Development Group," 9 • Office & House Parties In the past 100 years, the develop- John Snygg and Velio Ebrok, a member write homeowner policies an active supporter of federal income tax of the physics department. such a plan for some time. deduction of up to $800 for discussion group for HOT & COLO HORS D'OEUVRES OUR SPECIALTY ment of cities and the asphalting of in New Jersey to grant a women considering em- entire melropolitan areas, with the Dr. Cvijanovich said he plans to premium discount to any Discounts have also been persons, who buy smoke expand the use of the collector so it can resident who installs a supported by 179 fire detectors for their homes, ployment, further accompanying removal of green plants, departments from Bergen apartments and mobile education or future career has upset the balance of oxygen drive specially designed engines for smoke detector in a home, development. The fee of JULIUS KARTZMAN & SON production. Gases and chemicals of all pumping water and for irrigation apartment or mobile and Rockland Counties. homes. Lieb said the Since 1925 purposes. The Upsala physics depart- home. In another form- of association supports the $40 includes vocational kinds compete with oxygen for space in support for smoke legislation. interest testing. This six- 25 Mill Rd.. lrvington • 374-2600 the lower biosphere of industrial ment, which is involved in research in "Research shows smoke session workshop will America. The result has been an in- the energy field, Is applying for a grant detectors provide extra crease in respiratory diseases among to extend research on this project. warning needed to save the population and dally air quality Dr. Cvijanovich, who has been an lives and minimize readings which are consistently Upsala faculty member since 1954, is a property damage in unhealthy. native of Yugoslavia. In 1988, as chief residential fires," ac- The photosynthetic process also is scientist of the North Pole Expedition cording to Jerome S, Lieb interrupted as smog and other man- Project, ICESKATE, he and 20 of Maplewood, president made pollutants deter the normal associates were rescued from a of the 5,000-member amounts of light from reaching the drifting ice floe on which they had association, surface of the earth, for life-giving established a floating laboratory in the "We are asking in- oxygen results not only from the Arctic Ocean, The project was a part of surance carriers to work usiness duration of daylight but also from its the International Geophysical Year, out discount details with efJrl quality and quantity. In areas like the Insurance Service northeastern New Jersey, this quality Office of New Jersey," and quantity is sadly lacking and little Nurses offered Lieb said, "Many is being done about it. respected citizens, of- Only more stringent air pollution Kean courses ficials and organizations laws and more vigorous enforcernent Two courses designed for nurses will in New Jersey support the will speed up the development of be offered by Kean College, Union, concept of insurance Farah & Glen Oaks technologies which will remove during the fall semester at the college's dangerous solids from industrial Center for Continuing Education, MEN'S discharges in the air, as well as the "Death and Bereavement; The Role AAichener MEN'S ALL SLACKS more elusive noxious chemicals which of the Nurse," will begin Monday, Oct. 00 SLACKS deprive us of a healthy environment. 10, The course will focus on religious, leads tour SLACKS Reg, to »20 cultural, legal and consumer concerns Values to '35" with death. It will be taught by Jams Pulitier Priie-winning Values to '26" NOW ONLY Seton Hail lists Ramoth, instructor in health education author James Michener at Kean. will act a« host and guide NOW$ /ustice seminar In "Human Sexuality for Nurses," to to distant places he has be taught by 5r, Esther* Krueger, written about In "James HOW $1 The fourth annual Summer Institute Michener's World," \ on Educating for Justice, Peace and associate professor of health and recreation at the school, students will premiering on Tuesday, Human Values will be conducted at June 21, at 8 p.m. on New Sansabelt laymar Seton Hall University June m to July 1. discuss topics ranfing from chronic illness and sexuality to the role of the Jersey Public Television Three graduate«level courses will be nurse in rape crisis intervention. It will channels with "Israel; A offered, one for teachers on elementary Search for Faith." and early childhood levels, another for begin Thursday, October 6. The fee for each course is $45, Both In the series of four secondary educators, and a third courses have been approved by the New hour-long documentaries, general course on "Interdependence; Jersey State Nurses Association. scheduled in the next 12 From Local to Global." Each course is Further information" about the courses months, Michener com- VALUES TO »1-60" worth three credits, applicable either in have been approved by the New Jersey bines his love for traveling SHORT SLEEVE humanistic studies or in education. State Nurses Association. Further with his talent as a The Institute also will include a film information about the courses may be storyteller to provide a MEN'S series, an evening lecture series and obtained by calling 527.2210 or 587-2163. unique vision, filmed on Botany SPORT practical resource sessions on specific location, of such far-flung issues and interests. regions as Israel, Hawaii, SOD SUITS SHIRTS Sponsors of the Institute are the Span and the South Center for Humanistic Studies at Seton State troopers • Palm Pacific. Beach Reg. '12-M9 Hall and the School of. Education, in to teach youth In the debut special, affiliation with the Global Education "Israel: A Search for sggoo Associates. For further Information Two Trooper Youth Week classes are Faith," Michener takes and registration and schedule details scheduled to be held at the State Police viewers on a personal readers may contact Jeffrey Brown, Training Center In Sea Girt this month. odyssey to the birthplace PRICE director of the Summer institute, The classes will run from June 13 to of Judaism. Christianity LONG SLEEVE Center for Humanistic Studies, Seton 18 and June 20 to 25, Each class will and Islam. From Hall University, South Orange, consist of 80 nth grade students Jerusalem to Mount Sinai LONG SLEEVE selected from high schools throughout to the shores of Galilee, Jewish singles the state. Michener provides a DRESS SHIRTS The Jewish Collegiate and Selection of students to participate in visual essay of the land $ SPORT Professional Young Adults of New the youth program has been made by and- Its varied occupants Reg. 11 to M8 Jersey will hold a "SWEET SPLEN- school authorities in cooperation' with as he explores the reasons DOR DANCE" at Russell's Log Cabin, the Department of Education, Police why this tiny area "has SHIRTS an Raritan rd., Clark, off Parkway exit Community Relations Units and the borne witness to the best •ARROW Val. to 135, Sunday evening, A live disco band § State Police. of man's aspirations, and will provide music. The program, presented at no cost to the worst in man's •VAN HIUSEN the participating youths, Includes warring nature." PRICE simulated police training. "The Psychic program smf schedule of discussions, films, COAL COUNTRIES •ENRO demonstrations and practical exercises Nearly 90 percent of the A discussion of supernormal is designed to provide a better un- world's coal deposits He in abilities—including levitation and derstanding of the Criminal Justice three countries: the Soviet invisibility—will be held Monday at B System in today's society," said Union, the United States p.m. at the Union Transcendental Colonel Clinton L, Pagan, superin- and the Peoples Republic Meditation Center, 1371 Morris ave. tendent of the State Police. • of China, Values to s20000 ALL Advance payments ALL SPORT • ROBES discontinued by VA MEN'S SUITS Advance monthly after July. If such a COATS •KIMONOS payments to veterans request is made, Purdy IT'S CHEAPER TO VACATION IN THESE $ attending schools and said, the school must Val, to 9B" •TV JACKETS colleges -under G.I. Bill agree to accept respon- benefits were discontinued sibility for delivery of Val. to '30°° June 1_, according to payments, and must James R, Purdy, director certify to the VA that of the S'eterans individual checks have NOW $ moo Administration Regional been issued. Office, 20 Washington pi., Newark, Under the new rule, Purdy said, a veteran Camping Trailers Purdy said that planning on entering the tamper's tamper educational benefit checks school this September and BUY YOUR COLEMAN NOW AND f „ M,.,, K will be issued at the end of wishing an advance THIS IS ONLY A SAMPLE each month instead of the payment is required to file GET A DOUBLE SLEEPING BAG beginning to qualified a request at least 30 days AND TWO PILLOWS FREE f OF THE HUNDREDS OF ITEMS veterans enrolled for at prior to the beginning of ieait half-time training. the school term. On KR T REDUCED,.. HURRY IN FOR An exception will be registration he would S!8r HOMES ON WHEELS made however, he said, receive a check for Sep- BEST SELECTIONS... for initial advance tember and October en- 120 W. WESTFIELD AVE. payments on request of titlements. But his hext mars QUANTITIES LIMITED veterans prior to the check would not arrive ROSELLE PARK • 245-7750-51 1024 Stuvvesant Ave.. Union _J>egJnning_of_scho«)J terms until Dec, l. Men, thru Frl, 9 to ? Sat, f to » Supplement lo Mornitown Dolly Record Honovor Regional N>m Wen

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We'll exchangt aUgfts — Father's Day never a FREI problem Stores tfiroughout New Jersey TROPHY • UViNGSTON MALL with any Open Every Night & Sat to 9,30 purchase M0RRI3TOWN. 19 PARK PLACE • WiLLOWBROOk MALL, WAYNi (one to a Own w»o 1 Fo Mighis Ni^i & Sat (e % 30 customer) NOW WITH 1978 MODELS ARRIVING —

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Yew Can Put Your Trust In MADISON DOVER LIVINGSTON K-AAarf MALL 33 Centra! Ave, Upper Level Shopping Plaza Adjacent to Seare Phone: 377-5OOO Phone: 366-81OO Phone: 992-8283 LIVINGSTON store open every night, including Sat., til 9:30- AMERICA'S MOST RELIABLE DEALER MADISON « DOVER stores open every night to 9 and Sat, to s. Delivery And Instollotion Is Optional And Intro, Some Scrotchsd, Some Dented, And All Fully Ouaronteed, NOT ALL ITEMS IN ALL STOStS, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. O a.

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South Pacific, one of Roger's and Hammerstein's most beautiful musicals, will be presented by Neil's New York Dinner Theatre, Route 46, Mountain Lakes on June 18th at 1:00 and A Rare Sale of 3iOO PM in Center Court. Diamond Solitaires Two free dinnmr/thmmtrm passes, valued at $25 each, will be given owoy at the conclusion of Bach One Carat and Larger' performance. In our Livingston store only.

This is an exquisite group of one-of-a-kind* diamonds, but the price makes them unique. In making a substantial pur- chase direct from our overseas buying offices, we effected important savings which we re passing on to you. The collection includes heart, pear, oval, round (brilliant), emerald and marquise cuts, and all are set by us in the most wanted mountings. We stand behind each purchase with a certified appraisal, a lifetime trade-in guarantee and our 91 year reputation for reliability.

1RILUANT SHAPE HEART, OVAL, EMERALD, SHAPES 1.00 14K white witti bagueftBS , S499 14» Heart—14K with baguettes S599 1.07 14K white with baguettes , 349 1,25 Heart—14K basket setting , 579 1.15 Tiffany In 14K gold 379 1.49 Heart—14K while setting 1979 1.80 4 prong with baguettes S99 1J7 Heart—white gold setting , 1BB9 %M 14K gold with baguettes .. . 199 1J4 Oval—whrta solitaire . . 199 2.50 4 prong with baguettes , . 1049 184 Oval— 14K basket setting 1499 3.00 14K white with baguettes .1798 PEAB SHAPE MARQUISE SHAPE 1.00 With tapered baguettes . S499 1,32 14K yellow solitaire .. 149 1.44 14K yeUgw sofitflire .... . , i99 1J0 14K white basket setting.. .1449 133 Witti tapered baguettes .. 1199 1J2 Sotttairi in 14K white..",.. S98 2,25 14K white with baguettes ..12S9 \m 14K while basket setting,. 17»§ 2,M With tapered baguettes ,, ,1349 3.1? 14K yellow with baguettes .3499 3.77 14+C white with liaguettes . .6549

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MORRISTOWN 9:30-5:30, WED. & FRI. 9:30-9:00 LIVINGSTON AAALL 10:00-9:30, INCLUDING SATURDAY SOAAERSET SHOPPING CENTER 9:30-9:00. SATURDAY 9:305:30 /1SSISMNT BUYERS' D>4Y Twice a year Bamberger's Second Team goes into the market to show why they should be No, 1.

EVERY DINNERWARE AND 50% OFF: BIG FLOWER NO-IRON PERCALE SHEETS, STEMWARE PATTERN QUILTED BEDSPREAD SOME DESIGNERS, IN STOCK BY J.P. STEVENS SOME IRREGS. 20% to 50% Off Sale$ 15 Sale 2 for S6 Twin Size Twin flat or fitted regulal prices Regularly $30 Reg, or if pert. $4-8.50 each Every stoneware, ironstone, fins china Bold splashy flowers on blue or brown Polyester-cotton percales in geometries, service by Royal Doulton, Mikasa, Noritake, machine washable polyester-cotton. florals. Flat or fitted: more. Services for 4,8,12. 20-pc, 32 pc, 40- Full, reg. $40 . ' - ,SaleS20 Full, reg. or if perl. 5.50-9.50 __ SALE 2 for 8.50 pc, 45-pc, 90-pc, sets. Plus ioni stem Queen, rag. $50 ____ Sale $25 Quein, reg.-or if pref. 8 ?5$14 _ __SAli2!erlZ,5B Goblets, wines, champagnes and cordials in Dual, reg. $60 .__ Sale $30 King, reg or if pert. $1017,50 _ SALE 2 for 14.50 clear, colored, etched or faceted crystal. Matching draperies, reg. $24 _ Sale $20 2 stind. cases, reg, or iI perl. 5.50-7,50 pkg. of 2 _ 3.75 2 king cases, rig. or if perf. 650 8.50 pkg, of 2 _ SALE $4

OPEN WEAVE DRAPERIES SHEER TEXTURED VOILE "THE SOFT ONE •"FLUFFY BY KENNETH: 50% OFF CURTAIN PANELS, 6 COLORS TERRY TOWILS iY CANNON Tailored with deep pinch pleats. Washable, Seeded Dacron® polyester-cotton volla in Thick and thirsty towels of cotton-polyester. no-Iron cotton.rayon-polyester solids and white, eggshell, yellow, blua, peach, apricot. Bath, hand and wash sizes in brown, pink, stripes. Single, double and triple widths in 45" single width in 24" to 90" lengths. Nice green, blue or white. "Stock up now for the 84" lengths. alone or under open weaves. beach, your summer plac«. orig $20toseo Sale $10to $30 Reg. $6 to $10, Sale $4 to $7 Special Purchase 1.85 to 2,50

"DESERT" COMFORTER BY BURLINGTON FITTED IRREGULAR HALF PRICE: "OLD FASHIONED" REVERSES TO SOLID BEIGE MATTRESS PADS BY BARCLAY WOOD-HANDLED STAINLESS Wide bands of sun colors in orange, brown, Cotton-pojyester cover over puffy polyester Smooth-to-the-touch dark pine handles with gold and yellow. Reserves to beige. Polyester- fiberfill. Slight misweaves will not affect looks stay-shiny stainless steel. 24-pc. set for 4 cotton with lofty polyester fill. Twin, full and or long wear. Twin, full, queen, king sizes. with 4 each knives, dinner forks, salad forks, queen/king sliest if pert $9 to $!? Sale $7 to $ 15 soup spoons and 8 tea spoons. Reg $35 to $70, Sale $20 to $40 50 pc. set, orig. $40, NOW $ 19,98 24-pc. set, orig. $20 Now $9.99

STERLING, SiLVERPLATE AND HALF PRICE: LEAD CRYSTAL POLISHED BRASS FINISH CRYSTAL COLLECTIBLiS SERVEANDSHOWQIFTS FLOOR LAMP WITH SWING ARM Silverplated shrimp dish, silverplated oil Imported lead crystal with deep facets to Floor lamp with swinging arm Ideal for lamp, 3-pc. crystal/silverplated salad set, set reflect and refract glimmering light. Find reading, writing, doing needlework, just flick of 4 silverplate/crystal coasters, silverplated cake plates, candy boxes, wine decanters, the arm over to direct the light where you tray, twin candy dishes, dinner bells and more, want it. Fabric shade. 55" tall. Reg. 7,50 to $30 Sale $5 TO $20 Reg. $20 each, Your choice Sale $10 Reg. $65, Sale $39

Chroma finish 6-foot arc lamp, weighted bise, Reg. $120 . Salt $48 Custom madetotheinch in length draperies _ 21% Off reg. prices Brass, Bronze finish lamps, off white fabric-over-vinyl shade. Orig. $65$75_ 10% Off Famous maker woven bedspreads, twin to dual sizes. . -30% Off Nonallergenie polyurethin foam pillow. Standard, reg. $12 ___—__ Sale $8 Scenic Alpine quilted bedspread, twin to dual sizes. Orig, 130460. Haw $15430 Sleep covers for studio. Hollywood, hicisOT, wedges. Reg, I12I3S •: "Classic Rib" corduroy-look blanket by Fielderest, twin, full, queen.Reg. $25438, Salt $1042! Vinyl rollups, matchstick or 1" slats. Reg, $14$50 _ Sale $9$28 40% Off accent pillows, Kapok filled cotton print, Orig, $10, ______Now $1 Every placemat in stock: designer prints, vinyls, quilts, hemps. Reg, $l$20 __ 20% Off Brass-plated headboards, bamboo design, twin to king. ______50% Off rag. prices Flannsl-backed vinyl tablecloths, 7 sizes, 6 colors orig, $5$10 50% Off Bath rug irregulars, washabla, non-skid backs. If perf." $6 to $15 .Sale 2.95 Bath sheets irregs. by Martex, velour reveries to terry, if psrf. $18, Sile $i Rug yarns and patterns. Bonus latch hook with pattern. - , 25% Off rag. price! "High Sierra" curtain panels: white, natural, lemon, quince, reg. $7-$l 1, 50% Off Entire stock of rug kits. 25% Off rag. prices Custom made draperies from our Bamberger's collection, _ 30% Off reg. prices Toilet seats: air cushioned, heat-sealed vinyl. Reg. $18 Sale 9.99

lorry, no mil! or phone orders. There is ar additionil delivery ehirgi on limps, hiidboirds, vinyl rollups Savings for the Home, at Bambergtf's Livingston -o o S/4LES FRIDAY & S/4TURD/4Y m They negotiate hard and long for the best buys, the super specials,,.and you come out ahead.

NOW AT A NEW LOW PRICE: SAVE $35: SEALY SAVE S95: FAMOUS MAKE EVANS-BLACK SAXONY PLUSH EXTRA FIRM SOLID STATE 19" BROADLOOM IN 16 COLORS QUILTED MATTRESS PORTABLE COLOR TV $ $ Sale 12.99sq, yd, installed* Sale 55 Sale 335 Regularly 18.99 sq. yd. Twin mattress or foundation 19" picture measured diagonally Regularly $90 Woven of exceptionally thick nylon yarns, Regularly $430 carefully twisted for lasting, deep texture and Cotton print cover quilted to Sealy Foam' 100% solid state with Service Miser" incredibly rich colors that stay bright and for comfort. Cotton felt Dura Tex11' insulation chassis with fewer parts so there's less to go true for years, with very little maintenance. for cushioning, hundreds of offset coils for wrong. Inline matrix picture tube for vivid 16 up-to-the-minute shades from wild lasting firmness. Matching Dura Guard colors, preset VHF tuner, electronic AFT so mushroom to antique amber I* torsion bar foundation. Full to king sizes you never have to fiddle with the sound. " Bamberger's sale prices always include custom taekless also sale priced. Sealy Extra Firm Plus and wall to wall installation over sponge rubber padding There is an additional labor charge for custom stairwork Super Firm bedding at similar sale prices. and for installations of less than 16 sq yds

NATURAL CHINESE RUSH AREA RUQS SAVE $150: PIONEER STEREO SYSTEM FAMOUS MAKE 40 CHANNEL C,B. IN CONTEMPORARY DIAMOND DESIGN WITH TWIN "BIG SOUND" SPEAKERS AT OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER Natural rush fiber, artfully woven in adjoining AM/FM/FM stereo receiver with FM tuning Full selection of 40 channels. Lighted S/RFO diamonds, very much like an ancient Chinese meter, slide rule tuning, tape monitor power meter to measure incoming and prayer rug. Rugged, too. 4x6', 6x9' and 9x12' loudness control. Changer with cue/pause, outgoing signals, Delta tuning to clear room sizes. dust cover. Plus matching stereo speakers. reception, RF gain control to adjust receiver Reg. $20 to $75 Sale $15 to $60 If purch. sep. $480 Sale $330 sensitivity, minimize blocking. Spec. Purch, $85

SAVE $60: WESTINGHOUSE 5000 BTU SAVE $145: MINOLTA SLR CAMERA NEW "TOUCH COMMAND" DIGITAL WATCH: LIGHTWEIGHT AIR CONDITIONER FOR PROFESSIONAL PICTURES THERERE NO BUTTONS TO PUSH Light enough to carry home and install Our best-selling single lens reflex camera. Just brush your finger across the face to yourself, powerful enough to cool a 9x15' Less viewfinder distortion. Patented flash the hour, minute, second, date, month room. Two-speed fan for day and night throufh-the-lens metering, shutter speeds to and day of the week. Automatic calendar. control, quiet operation, woodtone front 1/lOOOth second, f/2 50mm lens. Goldtone mesh band. anel P - Regularly $220 Sale $160 Originally $300 NOW $155 Orig. $100 NOW $30 Intermediated markdowns have been taken. •Cooling capacities are approximations based on average insulation and exposure factors.

MIRRO POLISHED ALUMINUM COOKWARE: SAVE $15: THE NEW ELECTRIC SAVE $15: EUREKA POWERTEAM VAPOR SEAL COVERS, STAY COOL HANDLES CHAR-B-QUE® "NO CHARCOAL" GRILL VACUUM WITH 5-PC. TOOL SIT 1-qt. covered saucepan, reg, 7.50, Sale $4. Have a cook-out, rain or shine. Permanent Powerful ll/f H.P.* motor cleans deep down. 2 qt. covered saucepan, reg. 8,50, Sale $6, lava rock briquettes grill in real charcoal Adjusts automatically to any carpet depth. 5-qt. Dutch oven, reg. 12.50, Sale $8, flavor but never burn away. 200° to 600° heat Floor, wall, upholstery and dusting brush 10" frying pan, reg. 11.50, Sale $7. control. 11x17" cooking surface. included, plus crevice tool and 3 wands. Regularly $50 Sale 34,99 Regularly $105 Sale 89.99 •Peak rated by manufacturer.

Kelwinator 14 cu. ft. no-frost refrigerator-freezer. Reg. $450. White, __ _^_Sale $340 Big new Double Mac grills 2 burgers in minutes. Rig, $33 Sail 27.99 Westinghouse Zspeed 18. Ib. washer, Reg. $380. White. Sale $250 Nordic stove-top crepe pan with non-stick finish. Orig, $15 . How 9.99 Amani 18,000 BTU air conditioner cools large arsis. Rig, $440 Sale $330 7-pc, Oriental wok set, big 14" steel wok. Reg. $20 Sale Slfi Litton microwave oven with vari-cook controls. Rig. $400 _Sale $3!0 Revere tri-ply stainless steel cookware, Reg. $12-$23 , __Sali $8$1S Famous Maker color consols TV, 25" pic. meis. diig. Reg. J625 .—, Sale $500 40-pc. white ironstone dinmrware for 8. Reg. $25 Sale $18 AM/FM stereo radio, 8-track player, BSR changer. Reg. $180 Sale $100 74-pc. Washington Forge stainless flatware for 12. Reg. 22.50 Sale 16.99 AM/FM stereo system with 8-track recorder-player. Reg. $250 _ Sale $150 Pollenex hand-held shower Dial-AMessage. Reg. 29.99 . Sala 19.99 Electronic AM/FM full feature digital clock radio, 2" readout. _ , Spee. Pur. $30 Sunbeam Vista self-cleaning steam/dry iron. Reg. $26 _Sale 15.99 LC20Q multifunctional pocket calculator. Reg. $40 __ _ Silt $20 Eureka upright vacuum with DialANap, tools. Reg. $85 Sala 69.89 Presto broiler-oven broils, bakes, slow-cooks, too. Reg. $56 _— Sale 39.99 Natural wicker planters, baskets. 50% Off reg. prices Amelia Earhart vinyl luggage with ID stripes. . prices

no mall or phone orders. There is an additional delivery charge on TVs, rugs, stereos, CBi, cameris, watches. air conditioners electric grills vacuums, major appliances, microwave ovens, video gamis, radios, calculators. small electric appliances, ihower massage, irons, wicker. Savings for the Home at Bambtrger's Livingston.

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MEN'S SOLID/PATTERN MISSES'! AND 2-PC. MEN'S COORDINATED SUMMER WEIGHT SUITS, SUMMER DRESSES SUMMER SUCKS MANY WTTH VESTS IN PRINTS AND SOLIDS ANDSPORTCOATS 25% Off 20% Off 25% Off -KE,iar"\. SIII ;z Site Regularly $25 to $100 Regularly $25 to $80 Dresses for ail occasions, from summery A great summer selectiort of two-button sundresses in florals and prints to 1 and 2-pc. jackets with wide lapels, side or center vents. st/'es for day or evening. Many machine wash To go with them, gentleman's belt loop or 0- W ana dryable polyesters and polyester- ring flares. Wrinkle-resistant polyesterwool ienttemar 173ja^ *ir set oat Li cartons. AJi in the season's most wanted and pelyester-cotten solids and patterns, snaps; psiwa wr~ sot -r arts' »«",&. cote's. perfect for summer travel.

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MEN'S BETTER SHIRTS, OUR OWN SHORT SUEEVE MEN'S FAMOUS MAKE SWIMWEAR. SLACKS AND SHORTS QIANA* MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS BASIC OR HIKING SHORTS Short and Jong sleeve 5h;ns in soiiis and It's more than a look, it's a feeling. Boxer, volleyball and racing swim trunks, prints, plus poplin and pbardine siacia and Luxuriously-soft Qiana* stays smooth and traditional walking shorts or hikers with lots tradrttonal walking shorts. AJi cotton and fresh, washing after washing. In white, blue, of pockets. All full-cut and in easy-care machine washable poJyester-cottons. tan, rose and dusty tones. polyester or poiyester-eotton. Regularly $15 to $35 25% Off Special Purchase $10 Reg, $8 to $13 Sale 5.50 to $9

MISSES' PRESTIGE 22% OFF: MISSES* COOL WOMAN'S WORLD CASUAL GABARDINE SEPARATES COTTON SUNDRESSES AND DAYTIME DRESSES 3-button lined blazers, tab waist/shirred Your Sun-day best, bare at the neck and Summery polyester dresses with long or back pants, close-fitting 5-button vests, slim shoulders, loose and easy through the skirt. short sleeves, assorted necklines. Plus skirts and tailored shirts. Solids, tattersals. 8- Shoulder ties, squared bodice, pretty piping. breezy snap, zip or button-front dresses in 18. Tiny florals on brights. plaids or solid colors. 141/t-24»/i.

Originally $24 to $52 NoW$16tO$36 Regularly $18 Sale 13,99 Regularly $9 to $36 Sale 7.20-28,80

MISSES' SEPARATES CANVASANDLEATHER JUNIORS* FAMOUS MAKE BY PANTHER HANDBAGS, TOTES 1 AND 2-PC. SWIMWEAR Polyester-gabardine fly-front and elastic All the new casual canvas styles: hobos, Bikinis and maillots in nylon, cotton knit or waist pants, skirts, vests, 2-button blazers. slings, attaches, tailored handbags with Lycra* spandex. Many prints and splashy Black, brown or navy. leather trim. Great for beach, shopping, florals plus pastel solids in blue, brown, red needlework. Natural, navy or black, and white. Sizes 5-13.

Reg. $24 to $50 Sale $ 18 to 37.30 0rig.$14tQ$2SN0W 10,90 tO $19 Regularly $11 $25 Sale 8,25 to 18,75

Evan Picone cotton canvas sportswear coordinates. Orig. $30-$78 How $19-$52 Big and little boys' shorts, pajamas, tops, more. Reg. 1.50-J11 20%40t0fl Misses' White Stag hooded nylon jackets, shirtjacs. Reg. $17-$33 1/3 OH Men's famous maker tennis shirti and shorts. Reg.$ll-$14 _ Sali 8.2110.50 Misses' coordinated pants, skirts, blazers, vests. Reg. $14-$31 . Sale $11-123 Men's coordinated polyester slacks, sport shirts. Reg. $15$22 _»% to 25% Off Misses' sandals, ankle wraps, slides, wedges. Rig. $28 _ Sale 16,99 or Spit, Pur, 9,19.14,99 Geoffrey Beene European-tailored vested suits. Misses sleepgown irregulars, cottons, tricots. Spie, Pyr, SJ9 Men's famous maker, crisp-collared sport shirts. Reg. $12$15 ^SelStn Misses' polyester-cotton shirts and tank tops. Reg. $5$6 Salt $4 Men's famous maker swimwear: racers, boxers, more. Reg. $8-$13 S»liZB%40%Off Misses' poiyester-eotton zip-front shifts. Reg. $12 Sale 9.99 Men's fashion jeans, pincords, poplins and denims, Reg. $13 , Sale or Sptc, Pur, $10 Juniors' cotton terry T-shirts and shorts. Reg, $8-$9 Sa!e$5$fi Men's shoes: slip-ons, oxfords in leather and suede, Reg. $20$34 25% Off Woman's World pants, culottes, jackets, shirts. Rig. $12-123 Sale 8,40-16,10 Young men's stralght-leg Leni jeans. Reg. $17 " Infants' and toddlers' sunsuits, coveralls, more. Reg. S6-S21 Sale 4.75 16.80 Young men's jeans, khakis, twills, more, Reg, $15123 20% Off Big and little girls* dresses, playwear, more, Reg. 1.75-$24 ______20% Off Young men's cotton gauze, terry or knit tops, Reg. S10-S15 Sale $8-$12

Sorry, no mail or phone orders. Savings for Man, Misses, Women, Juniors, Young Men, Children, at Pambergtr's Livingston. -e S/1LES FRID/4Y & S/4TURD/1Y negotiate hard and long for the best buys, the super specials...and you come out ahead,

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MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S MISSES' SUN/SWIM SUITS BUY TWO, SAVE $38: JEANS, SUCKS PLUS IN THE NEWEST STYLES MEN'S VESTED SUITS SHIRT IRREGULARS FOR BEACH AND POOLSIDE IN SUMMER FABRICS

$ 2 for Sale 2.99 to 7.99 25% Off Sale 55 eaM $100 AND SPECiAL PURCHASE Regularly $14 to S22 Regularly $69 each For sun-bathers, serious swimmers, too. A great collection of 3-piece suits in light Regularly or if perfect, 4.50 to $12 Maillots, cut out in just the right places. polyester knit and polyester-cotton that looks Men's poplin slacks, brushed cotton jeans Skinny straps. Halters. Strapless. Low backs, fresh even on the hottest days. Baby cords, and polyester-cotton twill gentleman's jeans. daring fronts. Plus bikinis, skirt suits, 2-piece stripes, subtle plaids in browns, grays and Polyester doubleknit dress slacks, too. Young suits, flattering tunics. Lycra8 in solids, blues. men's fatigues, carpenter' jeans, painter's prints. pants. Plus short-sleeve cotton-polyester knit golf shirts, Rugbys, crews in solids, There is a charge for aiterations. stripes, Suits not at Momstown, Piamtield Or Princeton

OUR OWN MEN'S 40% OFF: MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SAVE 2.50: MEN'S DOUBLEKNIT DRESS SHIRTS SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS WESTERN WALKING SHORTS Two-pocket, short-sleeved shirts with Woven polyester-cotton plaids in blue, red or Full-cut shorts with Western pockets, wide banded collar. No-iron polyester-cotton in brown. Plus light cotton-gauze shirts, great in belt loops. Polyester doubleknit solids in solids, stripes, plaids and florals. Many new hot weather, always super with jeans. 14'/_- white, navy, maize, blue, green; checks in colors. Sizes 14 Vt-17, 17,S,M,L,XL tan, blue or green.

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MISSES' COOL SUMMER TOPS MISSES' POLYESTER DRESSES CANVAS iAQS.TOTIS, RIBBED OR SMOOTH KNITS AND ACTIVE SKIRT SETS PLUS SUMMIR SANDALS Cotton blend Knit Tanks, Scoops and V's, Easy-care polyester sleeveless or muscle Roomy slings, buckets, shoulder bags with stripes or solids. Ribbed or smooth polyester sleeve dresses and A-line skirt sets with jute trim and stamped with your 3 initials as a knit tunics, tanks, scoops, square-necks. belts, pockets, pretty details. Assorted prints bonus. Plus strappy sling-backs, maerame S.M.L. and solids in the colors you want. Sizes 10 to and canvas wedges. Not all styles in all siies. 18, Originally 6.50 NOW 3.49 tO 3.99 Special Purchase 9.90 Regularly $6 to $9 30% Off

JUNIORS'SUNDRESSES, WOMEN'S FAMOUS MAKE BIG AND LITTLE BOYS' TDRESSES, SHIRTDRESSES COORDINATE IRREGULARS PANTS, TOPS AND SWIMWEAR Cotton sundresses with pretty bows and Sleeveless shells, shorts, skirts, long-sleeved Big boys' camps shorts and pre-washed eyelet trim. Smocked shirtdresses. Plus shirts, short sleeve tops and sh[rt-jacs. All in polyester-cotton twill jeans. Tanks, T's, swim cotton-polyester knit and Calcutta cloth. T- color-coordinated polyester. Tops, 38-46. trunks. Knit top irregulars. Plus little boys' dressesto wear belted or loose. Sizes 513. Bottoms. 30-40. sportswear and swimwear. 20% Off Tops, Special Purchase 6.90 Regularly 2.50 to 8.50 Bottoms, Special Purchase 12.90 30% Off and Spec. Pur.

Misses' skirt sets with cowl or T-tops. Reg. $18$27 ______20% Off Girls' sport separates plus toddlers, infants' naeds. Reg. $2 $9 _____ 20% Off Juniors' cotton skirts, florals and abstract designs. __Spi€. Pur. 7,99 Men's lightweight polyester sportcoats. Rag. $25 ______. Sale 19,90 , 25% Off reg. prices Men's swmwiar: volleyball, boxer styles. Spit, Pur. 3.99 Missis• •••U___ ' coordinate_ _ _ • » t V IU1Wd« shorti_»*_" _| , Ts"*",? ==---tanks- — . ^ = = Misses' fly-front Calcutta pants, cargo pockets. Reg. $14 _ Sale 10.99 Men's kimono robes, 6 solids with contrast trim. Reg. $16 ______Sale 12,80 Misses' short-sleeved print tunics, self-belt, ______Spit, Pur. 1,50 Men's polyester-cotton striped sport shirts. Rig. $8 ______Sale $5 Zip-shifts: cotton prints and solids. Reg. $6$] 3 _____ 20% Off Dress and casual hosiery: calf, inkle, more, eReg. 99* 1.25 ______20% Off Women's denim jeans and polyester pants. Reg. 6.39 $15 ______25% Off Summer ties in solids, stripes, patterns, Reg, 2.50 ea. ______Salt 3 for $5 Juniors' shorts, assorted fabrics and colors. .Spite. Pur. 3.99 Young men's prtwashed cotton denim jeans. Reg. 13.50-S18 ______30% Off Juniors' cotton knit solid or striped tanks. Reg. 4.50-S5 ___20%Off Young men's cotton denim walk shorts, frayed hems. Reg. fi.iO .Salt $5 Young man's cotton terry crew tops; blue, camel, yellow. _Spec. Pur. 3.99 Young men's irreg. Lewis* prswashed denim jeans, if perf. 18.50.. _____*!_ 12.99

Sorry, no mail or phone order*, iuditt Store Swingi lor Misses, Women, Children, Men and Young Men, at lamberg.r s Livingston. Store

i FTM SLEEK Step out smartly in this good-looking men's dress shoe from Thayer McNeil. Since It's patent, it's a snap to keep clean, and the price— a mere $24.80—is just as considerate. Black, navy, white, camel The s-ix most power- or brown patent. ful men in America ' known collectively BR Inver Brass) order j, Edgar Hoover killed to get at his secret files- -only to discover that half the files have already been stolen. On this astonishing thesis, the author of The Rhinemann and The Gemini Contenders buildi his most compelling, suspensefu! plot. To smoke out the thief—who has started using the files to blackmail some leading Washington figures—Inver Brass persuades a best-selling author named Peter Chancellor to construct a "novel" about Hoover's murder. But Chancellor's fictional characters turn cut to be real people—ofton newly dead ones; his own life is threatened; separating fantasy and fact becomes a nightmare Peter Chancellor c reaUaes may cost him his life, FLORSHEIM THAYER M NEIlf laptw £*r*s «*>««« •lef^ with soft ffKf&r tr*4ii tm&* 20 LIVINGSTON MALL - UPPER LEVEL 333-9644 OHN 10 A.M. f s 9sM P* MON. thru SAT, Rlvanlds Square, Hockantock • Nwmul Feihlen Canlar *. Paramuf Park Moll • Manlo Perk Sh«pplng Csnlsr, Idlton ROBERT LUDLUM I f •aturlng FIerah*lm Shea* for xomen and inan, THE CHAMEUOR

BY THE AUTHOR OF THE RHINEMANN '•j.udliim is in even hetter form here than in 7Vir (ictnini Contenders." says Barbara A. Bannim in Publishers Weekly, "afi he piles runKpirary upon cnunterconspiracy, keeping hin hero and the reader dangling right to the end." The sixth Ntrailihl Robert I udlum brsisHI.-r THfc CHANCELLOR MANISCRII»T is a do7./linK*i-nm- bination of fact and fiction that nchlevi-K ti'rrifyinB levels of Fpiility. ritu

45 Livingston Mall Livingston, NJ. 07039

BOOKSELLERS

I, Pafton BooVwIleri, 41 Uvtaiiton Mall, Uvingrton, NJ. 07039 Pisose s»nd m#_____e(ipiis of THI CHANCiUOR AWNU5CRIPT « $11.35 eoeh. Met includes N.J, lo!»$ tax oni 75' poit^#/handllng. RemttiancB enclosed Nomt _ BankAnwricvd „ Addrttt Master Oiarge __ iKp, Doti ,- Jtote. LIVINGSTON MAlt* WIUOWIMOR MALI Moy we introduce ourselves c

now open in the Livingston Moll

\ Men's store for people who ?2J$t)y befog affordoWy well dressed, III njid a collection of new spring I samroer suits In natural fibers. Plus the cottons, madras, khaki and '.white drill doth with all the comfort '•j, and style you ore looking for ""•••' In weekend weoc \ >fe look forward % to welcoming you.

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Now in fh» Llvlngsfon Mall. Quokerbrldge Moll In LQwrenceville, Monmoufh Mall in Eofonfown and Waodbrldge Shopping Center in Wopdbrldge, We honor American Express, DonkAmerlcard and Master Charge. _

s We Have All the Latest Styles In Your Favorite Brands: Levis 1 STEAM MARVEL s Steel Steamer Basket, converts almost any size pot to a vegetable steamer. Helps maintain a balanced diet by retaining vitamins and minerals and preserving natural food flavors. Also good for 2 lee lobster, clams and corn on the cob, Wrangler REG. $5.99 ONLY $2 39 3 COPPER We Specialize in Professional weight FRENCH COPPER. Copper with handwiped tin linings and brass handles. Copper gives you the ultimate in heat Father's Day conducting qualities and the ultimate in eye appeal. GIFT SUGGESTION: Wrangler 20%v OFF Pre-Washed and Un Washed Cut Offs and KITCHEN GADGETS The largest collection of Gourmet kitchen equip- White Tennis Shorts ment and utensils. Like strawberry hullers, com guys huskers, zucchini corers, olive pitters, salad servers, girls apple corers and hundreds more kitchen gadgets, kids 20% OFF LIVINGSTON MALL LOWER LEVEL • NEAR SEARS 33 Livingston Mall, Livingston, N.J. 07039

ALL THONGS! puppy palace MOSTLY REG. 4,99 TO 12.99 Presents 20% off THE PERFEa SUMMER COMPANION 3.90 TO 9,90 Shown, just one from A PEDIGREE PUPPY our mighty selection jf summertime thongs! Corky wedge, natural rnacramed rope. • 43 Briids to • A Full line of Choose from Pet supplies and > Veterinarian Inspected • Grooming • Up to date puppq shots and worming palace

Bring this Ad into our Manager Dennis and he'll give you a 10% discount on any non-sale puppy. Good through June 12, 1977 20% off all straw and macrame handbags

Un your Master puppy palace Livingston Mall — Lower Level Tel: 201 994 2080 AT LIVINGSTON MALL ONLY The sound ol music 15 a gift everyone loves and Sam Goody is brimming with a Give Dad,Grad,ora June lop.quality equipment that will provide pgrn pleasure for years to come Ana while you're making that special someone happy you II also be doing your self a favor Because with every audio pur bride a sound gift from Good/! Chase, we give you a Sam Goody Discount z Checkbook that can be used to save on And give yourself a Goody Discount Checkbook.,, Kou'ii be making 2 people very happy! future purchases Irom any departmpm m our store1 "They're made for ALL CLASSICAL each other! SPECTACULAR! Attcttmcii LPR»t«ih And i*i»-tttH:Mds HMH.H CHMQE ON PURCHASF. w %ion nom

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I We ve got Levi's Jeans Plan On Being With Us In June for Dad. We've got all lands Jetts Petting Zoo Through June 11 .of Levis for Men. Jetts Petting Zoo, long a favorite at the Mall, will once again delight young and old alike with a variety of Cut and styled just unusual tame, pettable animals from 10 AM to 9:30 for Dad in waists PM dally in Bamberger's Court for a nominal fee* 34 to 42. At the Gsurity Seat, w« have Levi's leansthfitaren'tjustkidstuff Carousel and Mini Cosmo Rides thru June 15 We've got all kinds of great Be sure not to miss the colorful giant carousel or the styles in Dad's size too. They're mini-eosme ride daily from 10 AM to 9:30 PM In the called Levi's for Man and they're styled for comfort, Center Court. with a lit that feels aj good as it looks. Basii; to fashion styles all from S18 to S23 Senior Citizens Review.,, June 16-18 Direct your feet to the The Livingston Mall will host a senior citizen's review County Seat and pick up designed to inform the community as to the benefits Levi's for Men Jor Did. A great Father's Diy gift and opportunities afforded the elderly in the state of New Jersey, Included in the program will be information on educational and job opportunities, medical care and social security benefits, health clinics, self-defense, dance and craft displays; sing* alongs with members of Neil's New York Dinner Theatre In Mountain Lakes; skit produced by Livingston's Phone Alert Organization as well as many other exhibits and displays. All exhibits and demonstrations are free to the public.

Doll and Minoture Show..June 22-25 The Mall will host a fogr-day doll and minature show featuring antique dolls and toys for show and sale, a doll hospital where damaged dolls can be repaired, LIVINGSTON MALL doll houses and their furnishings as well as a variety (S, Orange Av«, & Eisenhower Pkwy,) Phone: 994-f 058 of related items. alio: RIVERSIDE SQUAR1 • Bergen Csunty. N.J.; OCEAN COUNTY MALL. Toms Rivef, N.J,

: 3LiORRY'5 special! While You're Shopping stripe delight in the Mail.,, thongs Stop "in for a snack ,,,

a sandwich ,,, reg.9.99 or a complete dinner — 790 All at a Moderate Price!

LORRY'S SPECIAL COMPLETE STEAK DINNER

only *9 •f artt at 4 p.m. The season's hottest thongs, A wedge or flat. A bit of bright nylon webbing on multistriped i cushiony bottom. Cool and comfy* Save now! reg. 1,29 pom-pon socks, 3 pr, S3 | aEiORRY'^> ! Use your Master Charge LIVINGSTON MALL FAMILY RESTAURANT -_ UPPER If VIL AT LIVINGSTON MALL ONLY Ifyouvegotthe i itch...We\e got the scratch. Theiteh Loari'for just about anything.

Whether you're bit by the New-Car bug, tickled by the Anything Ant, stung by the Travel Weevil, bothered by the Big-Bill Beetle, buzzed by the Fix-Up Fly, or itching for just about anything at all, soothe that itch with a Howard powered "Itch Loan" today! With an "Itch Loan" you can borrow from $500 to $10,000, at easy interest, with convenient repayment terms. The "Itch Loan" application is simple, and the loan agreement is written in plain, everyday language. In most cases, we'll approve your loan and give you the money within 24 hours. Or we'll hold Fix-Up Fly your money for up to 60 days while you shop around. There are two easy ways to get an "Itch Loan": 1, Drop in at any Howard office and apply. 2. Phone the "Itch Loan" Scratch Line- 201 -456-3800 or 60)9-939-3045 Call the "Itch Loan" Scratch Line for details!

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Member FDiC Essex, Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Monmouth, Camden and Burlington Counties sf SAL Selected Group SHORT SETS Regularly S32QQ

SWIMSUITS ¥ «2,00 $g99

TUBI TOPS R»flul»f!y 84,00 NOW *2" DENIM SHORTS Regularly $10.00 NOW *5M fro Come in ind rcgisttfl dress to casual Fredsuck'i of Hollywood Mlh Annimrury CHESS KINO make "WIN AWABOROBB!" redericKs S6900 in PnltJ OF HOllTWOOO A winner in every flaps! o\) feel art righL. No pyfehjj* figyifig. ake your move to LIVINGSTON MALL

CHESS KING at USIVOUR MASTER CHARGE/iANKAMiRICARp/AMiRICAN iKPBESS

A POCKET KNIFE THAT'S A GREAT BUY FOR f A GREAT GUY

NOW ATA SPECIAL 33H % OFF Just in time for Fathgr's Day, Hoffriti offers you savings on thist handsome Swiss madB pockit knivss. Sturdily crafted in Switwrlind, they have bright red plastic scales ind stainless iteel bladts- and there are lour styles to choose from. Shown, (88455) 344* Long. Reg. $12.50. Situ Price, $8,14. Not Shown: (88447) Same is above except for the Saw. Reg. $10. Salt Pric*, J6.67. (88463) Same as above except for Siw, Corkscrew, Awl. Reg. $7.50. Salt Price, $5, (88471) Ipeir blidt, Screwdriver, Caplifter, Wir« Stripper, Siw, Shickle. Reg, $7.50. Salt Price, $5. Get on« for every guy on your gift list, Each one is bieked by the famous Hoffritz name. Afttr June If, triei« knivei will b« sold at regular prices. HOf FRITZ HAS IT LIVINGSTON MALL, Tel: 994-3077 nalionol/hoe# LMNGSTONMALL •We reserve the right to restrict quan- tities sold at sale prices and quan- titles purchased by any customer

•vWa have sewing classes * experts in our store to help you CLEARANCE SALE Our famous annual Spring and Summer clearance sale of fabrics from our regular stock, off -thebolt. Sharply reduced m time for your vacation and summer sewing. Hurry, many of these fantastic specials will sell out early. MAKE QUALITY GARMENTS AND SAVE . . . SAVE . .. SAVE . . . Sale Ends June 12th OFF AND MORE 60" WOVEN GABARDINE AND CHINO Special Croup of 100% Polyester. 60" wide Martine WasnaWe SINGLE KNITS Cotton and Biend» 60' widi Machmt washable R«g.3.S9-4.9Syd. Rig, 2,99 yd. BATIKS, SPORT PRINTS & MANY OTHERS Special Group of Perma press cotton and Mends PUCKER PRINTS 45" wide Machine washable Cotton and blends 39* to 45" wide Michint wishabie ,1.994,49yd. _ _ _ _ _ Rtg. 1.99 yd. yd. LINEN SOLIDS & NOVELTIES INTERLOCK PRINTS AND SOLIDS 50% Polyestir/90% Rayon 60" widi Machine washable . 100% polyester 60" wide Machine washable Reg. 4,89-5.99 yd. V COUTURIER POLYESTER QIANA* PRINTS AND SOLIDS DOUBLEKNITS ^ 3WLIW«3 60" wide Machine washabif *^ 100% nylon 45" to 60" wide Machine washable R«g.3J9.5J9yd. ^, Reg. 7.99-12.99 yd. STRETCH TERRY % 199-399, SOLID WOVEN CHINO, POPLIN, GABARDINE AND OTHERS STRIPES AND SOLIDS r\tzn 1OO Teiturized PoiyBSte^blends 45" wide Machine washible t Polyester «nd cotton Wends. 52" to 60" wide * M\1^9^ KX^r Rag. 2.99-3M yd. e^ Machine washable Rtg, 338-4,99yd. ejk'gfc 4^ *yd. DENIM PURE SILK SOLIDS AND PRINTS JOO%eottofiandWendi 45" to 60" wide 45"»idi.Drye:ean Reg. 5.99 yd. Machine washibte. Rtg. 239-3,99 y& • ^ ^ ^&*^^yd. Special Croup of SEERSUCKER 100% cotton «nd Wends. 45" wide POLYESTER DOUBLEKNITS 60" wide Machine washable Reg, 2.99 yd. Machine washatte. Rtg. l.99-3J8yd. yd. a*- REMNANT RIOT ENTIRE STOCK Drapery Slipcover Upholstery »d. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 49* WAVERLY-BLOOMCRAPT- COVINGT0N -RIVERDALE - JOHN WOLF 100% cotton. 38" to 45" wide. Machine wishible. Rig. .79 yd. O^\0/to C/V>/off OFF THE BOLT OFF THE ROLL ^11 tt% |^t J if\ Tremfndoui selection of sheers, solids, prints, TERRYCLOTH REMNANTS mm%0 /W ^0^0 /W tapestries. 100% cotton solids and prints. *Soriy NoOiseounton Sp#eia! Orders or Labor. 45" wide. Machine washable. Reg. 2.99 Special Croup ART NEEDLEWORKVEC/AL1 DENIM REMNANTS Finest quality BUCILLASOFTEX 4 ply knitting worsted wnght, 100% Dupont Orion, 4 oz. skein. Reg. $1.69 sk. ALL SALES FINAL COTTON AND BLENDS BRUSHED & STRIPES » Our 28th Year GATECRASHER! 0 KETTLECLOTH REMNANTS Major Credit Cardi Honored. \ COTTON/POLYESTER SOLIDS & PRINTS LIVINGSTON, NEW JERSEY Livingston Mall % 2-9 yard lengths 45" wide. Machine washabii. THE SUPER SEWMARTS 1 30M yards to ehoost from. I DoesnH your Dad MATERNITY deserve the finest V z 3 on Fathers Day? PANTY SALE! JUNE 9 -15

PAIR REG. $4.75

Acetate panty with lace stretch-front panel. White, S-M-L,

CANDIES

LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON MALL UPPER LEVEL Thom McAn Super Plush Hustlers for Men. Now only $"| ^80

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Suede eather uppers

COTTON ASSORTED TEES SHORTS

Hire thty are! Cute Long* wearing little tees to along with our scinty shorts, genuine plantation Sizes 5 to 13. crepe soles You're looking ;it one of Our bcsl-sclling comfort shoes! Mustlcrs hy Thom McAn. The glovcy sucded leather shrugs off dirt and ilust. Genuine phinLition crepe soles are cushion-soft but almost impossible to wear om. Come in soon. At this special price you don't have to spend an arm and a leg to have the most comfortable feet in town.

Who needs to spend more when you've got Thom McAn SITTING PRETTY r Waldenbooks

QUEEN SIZE SOFA

Hf GUI ARL¥ S35Q NOW ONLY This solid oak constructed sola is available in a huge sftleciion of slain-resistsm Hefculon Inbncs 289 DELIVERED

MATCHING CHAIR »!• S??Q NOW S189 MATCHING LOVE SEAT FU t, s;")!, NOW S249 I MATCHING OCCASIONAL FURNITURE AVAILABLE i "BJiSEB- 8UlCHtRl

COUHTIRTOPS.SHIIVB. COME IN & SEE OUR HUGE SELECTION AMD OAK Of GENUINE BUTCHER BLOCK SOFAS S AWQ SLEEPERS .. .for Your $ 1 Man! AvaiiabJB at these and all Waldenbook location!, where buying booki is a pleasure, BUTCHER BLOCK CO. LIVINGSTON MALL • LOWER LEVEL LIVINGSTON MALL Affiliated Showrooms: • Brunawick Square Mall • Monmouth Moll • New York City • Forest Hills • LynbrooW A Perfect Father's Day Gift! ^Patented V^^« II introduces the newCusiomyCollar at GftUfi€ft'S After 20 years of research, Arrow, America's Shlrfmaker Is proud to introduce a shirt collar built forth© human neck . . . essentially one inch larger at the base than at the top. Stops pinching! "V" action floats, following contours of your neck and shoulders . , . giving a full half inch of extra comfort. Short sleeves only. You don't believe it? Try it. ..you will! ....,...,...... ,..;...,. Solids 13*00

Accessorize Your Custom Collar . . . Ties, In The Newest Spring Colors, 6.50and up •TieTack, 5,00 • Collar Bar5,00

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OPIN A GRUBiR'S CHARGE ACCOUNT * MAJOR CRIDIT CARDS HONORID GftUB€R'S • When in doubt, give LIVINGSTON MALL a Gruber's Gift Certificate iRVINOTON CINTER • UNION CENTER • ESSEX GREEN PLAZA, WIST ORANGE Summer Savings Fashion Right SUNDRESSES au't print! Q 699 oiig. 10.99 Z famout maker COnON KNIT DRESS "Maybe If I offer him a Hot Sam pretzel helll let me alone ..." 0 398 FOR A REAL KNOCK-OUT' TREAT TRY orlg, 17.99 HOT SAM PRETZELS BODYSUITS Try 'em with Mustard! shirt looks In asi't prints BAKED EVERY 3 MINUTES at 0 |98 orlg. 9,00 ORMOND LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON MALL • 992-1072

UP TO Our Best-Selling SHORT SLEEVE SALE SHIRTS

Reg, 6.99 97 to S.99 5 Choo6« from a flreat selection including smart prints, woven stripes and plaids , , , all in ma- chine washable polyester and cotton , , , no ironing nesded. Also includifl; handsome solids BEGALSALE in texturiied 100% polyester. 14 to 17, SELECTED MEN'S STYLES IN CASUALS AND SHOES 90 90 From To$14 EXTRA SPECIAL POLYESTER TICS Regr$3. 99 REGAL JNATIONA 1 mSHIRT SHOPS LIVINGSTON MALL SHOES LIVINGSTON MALL* UPPER LEVEL The Life can be

FASHION UNIFORMS <>«, » so A,LO *A l father PANTSUITS Or., S.5-S18 A, La» A S11« B 5 SMOCKS a* s.Mlfl»5 « PLUS MUCH MORI. UNIFORM SHOPS LIVINGSTON MALI • CALL 994-0515 LOWER LIVIL • NIXT TO BAMBERGERS ^^ eh SHOP DAILY 10 fO 9:30 or Bank Amarlcord M S when Father's Day rolls around, this is it. /ay happy Pants. Our extra-super-madnsfirm weave slacks that don't need a lining. Pre-fimshed bottoms. Completely machine washable. Traditional straight leg, in combinations of red/blue, blue/tan, brown/gold. i ! Waist sizes 32 to 40, inseam 30-32-34. 26.50 (to kh<» world/ gr<»at

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ENJOY SUMMER SAVINGS!!I 8-PLY420 NATURAL DENIM DRAWSTRING JEANS JUTE • Fine quality, iil( • Sturdy, supple, tasy to work! • Stock up now, tavi on futurt $15oo macrame prajecti REG, 9.90 EA, NOW

SHORT SLEEVE Balls 74^g 3^^ GAUZE SHIRT 2 FOR gg EACH

carry a lull line o! ' Macrame Supplies: jute, cord, 7 1 B€-.,as, rids* & 600N5 ,, ' everything you nets to tnioy Mssrsme. SALE ENDSJUME 121 Offer Good While Quantities Last LIVINGSTON MALL iPerkins Tobicconists since 1882 one of thi Stop & Shop Companies Let us introduce you to a fine luxury cigar SO THAT YOU MAY SAMPLE ITS TASTE WE OFFER YOU

FOR THE 3 PRICE OF 2

It took us two years to perfect this fine G, B.Perkins Swing Into Spring in a pair of smartly styled ispadrilles from Mil« Shoes. imported cigar. Handmade with long filler Havana-seed Fashionable combinations of fabric and rope with long-wearing crepe tobacco, It's packed in a Boite nature box. Here is soles. Cool, comfortable and lightweight. And In a rainbow of colors. utmost smoking pleasure with a flavor and Make it an ispadrill* ensemble with a companion handbag from th« aroma that are truly satisfying, It comes in four sizes: Qlgantea, 6%".,. 8S« ea,; Caballeros, 6VV1.,, 60sea; Miles collection. Gallianos, 5Va", . , 55 SUMMER SALE! GREAT SCOTTY SPORTSWEAR PURCHASES! T-SHIRTS Great Luggage! Icotty $499 Special Price For The Set *75 Solid vinyl with steel from*, ASSORTED DRESSES and SPORTSWEAR continental handle and safety overstrap. Buy the *et and iavo! UP TO 1/3 OFF! No. 244S. Blue and Tan. SUNDRESSES If Purchased Separately

JUST ARRIVED! 23" _ I3W 27" - 20" FUR JACKETS 25-17** 29"-29" FUR COATS Great fun Reading! 20 OFF Thrilling, chilling favorites of all time ... Buy now — Put on Layaway THE HARDY BOYS and that sleuth supreme, LIVINGSTON MALL NANCY DREW CAINS Remember those nights you stayed awake to read th«se books — even If it meant burrowing under the > w wm> is where the bedclothes with a flashlight kl*BlE fun starts! Just to finish one more chapter? Well, here are the very latest adventures of THE TOYS FOR DADS HARDY BOYS and NANCY AT THE DREW,

TOOL SPiCIAUSTS Great for Camp! YOUR CHOICE

Save A Model B50 MOTOSAW practical home, hobby, craft tool.

B Model 261 C Model 700 MOTO-TOOL KIT MOTO-LATHE grind. engrave . cut. carve turns wood, soft metals buff . deburr. sand • polish . and plastics, Extra-Strong TDIIIJIf and more. Black Vinyl Covered 11111111% vou sale ends June 18 Off to the camp with •verythlng n«ed packed In this big 36"x20"xl 2%" trunk. Complete with Inside tray, r«inforc«d corners, sturdy tongue and groove closure. Scotty Usual Price $39,99 LA SCOTTY V LIVINGSTON MALL PARAMUS PARK ^^ STATIONERY STORES ^* LIVINGSTON MALL — Lower L«»#l Near Bams WILLOWBROOK MALL 'America's Leading Full Line Stationery & Luggage Store' PHONE 892-0484 500mg. NO 37

Wheat Germ $1419 Ascorbic | 100 RAW TOASTED AW 250-S3.70 49* 59* Apple Juice

• IM Ascorbic • 100 JUICE BOWL 25* EA Acid 50O.S8 76 J Fruit Juice PROTEIN VALUES 5/S1.00 COMPARE SQUIBB T COMPARE SQUIBB Fruit Rolls Theragran-M JThsragran to 90% High Protein Papaya Juice Profifles t| prarni si to Supertron Therapeutic Powder in 7 !tli»Qi|flfll, MULTi-VlTAMINS t «- *1.99 Compare with WITH MINERALS Multi-Vitamins MAKES 3 TO S QUARTS SAME „, _ Hoffman's & umiT 1 IIPIRH i/M^> ETTn SAME FORMULA ^FORMULA *1> Save ••:•••••«• 250-14.90 100 * LIQUID PREDIGESTED PROTEIN Herb Tea B-Complex $5.45 ^J^L iaoh ounce (2 tatolespoQiiS) aupplits 16 SO mg. IN S FACTORS m gramB of prBdigest«d protsin, but only / j§a.iia,oo Excellent for lead Tea" 60 calories with zero grams of oafbohy- QOMPABt COMPARE UMiti.iipmts uwm *«"**** PLEASANT TASTING • •••••••••I GERtTOL to GERITOL Protein !• VALUABLE GNC COUPON •

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