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Means Clan Poiings Published loch Thursdty by Trumsf PuBMlhing Corp SypsEfiptlen Bale ,VOL 16 NO. 48 Paid ot AWunmnilds, N.J. MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., THURSDAY, NOViMSiR7, 1974 J HpM Frovidinei ROM, Mouniainiiat, N.J. 070M 16 Yearly 20 Cents Per Copy Voters return Cullen and Geiger to council GOP wins all districts in borough 3,275 cast ballots} Rinaldo leads ticket In this year of Watergate and related trials and tribulations of the Republican Party, ii Democratic sweep was predicted by polittcos across the nation in Tuesday'selection, but that was not to b« the case in Mountainside, where the opposition party once more failed in its bid to break the Grand Did Party's domination Incumbent Republican Borough Councilmen William Cullen and Bruce Geiger were vic- torious in all 10 eiectorial districts, winning three-year terms with voles of 1,887 and 1,929, respectively. The Democratic challengers, BRLTKA.C.KiniCH Albert D'Amanda and Edward Reisdorf, tallied WIU.IAMT.tTU.KN 1,225 and 1,809 votes, respectively. Of the 5,120 imiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiin til iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiHiiHiiiiiHiiiii iiiiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiiimiii n registered voters in the borough, 3,275 came out to thie polls. In the race for the 12th Congressional District I ELECTION TABULATION seat in the House of Representatives, in- rauim cumbent GOP standard-bearer Matthew CONGRESS BOROUGH COUNCIL CHARTIR Rinaldo received 2,363 borough votes,, winning an easy local victory over Democrat Adam District twin Cullen Geiger D'Amanda Riisdcrl Yes No Levin, who received only 689, Rinaldo was the 1 113 59 113 156 101 90 106 117 top vote-getter On the local ballot I 22! 77 179 1M 113 121 147 141 •O-O" 3 290 71 249 255 121 196 147 YOUNGSTERS' CONTRIBUTION — A*#fh!ight of the-annual exhibit more eye-catching by creating wood and paper BOROUGH REPUBLICANS also backed 4 275 60 215 212 " 117 139 182 136 Chlldrsn's Book Week, Nov. 11-17, ot the Mountaimide constructions illustrating characters from the books. Among their party's candidate for Union County I 250 63 193 201 120 111 145 146 Public Library Is the opening of the Children's look the young artlsti are (from left) Prank Antonoecr, Scott sheriff, Paul V. Novelio, giving him 1,561 votes S 231 42 175 186 103 102 118 136 showcase, a display of 31 volumes published In 1973 which Goldenberg, Teresa Clement, Jensen Pieper, Suson to 1,397 for Democratic incumbent Ralph 7 239 80 174 184 141 140 134 167 have been cited for their graphic merit, This year, first and RickerhousBr, Ted Krlsmenrt and Dona ipivaek. The display, Oriseello, who won an easy victory on the I 213 M 169 170 141 139 162 114 second graders from the Deerfleld TUhool are making the sponsored jointly by the Public Library and the elementary school libraries, will be on view oil this month. county level. 9 III 60 157 117 138 130 129 131 10 232 193 207 106 107 173, 108 The GOP hopefuls in the contest for the 2363 to 1209 Hoard of Chosen Freeholders also were vic- 1857 1929 1221 1492 1J43 torious locally. Their tallies were; Matthew Beer, sandwiches and wide smiles Nilsen, 1,847: Rose Marie Sinnott, 1,876, Robert C. Doherty, 1,872, Democrats Jdrtfi'D. Mollozzl, Walter E, Borlghl and William J. MeCloud received 1,021. 1,076, and 1,089 votes, respec- greet borough Republicans' sweep lively, en route to countywide victory. Trick-treaters thwart thief Of the s»ven public questions on the ballot, only three^the Green Acres and Rail By KAREN ZAUTYK and 'unfounded shock statements' made at the Kepubllcans had the feeling that we had been Preservation Act bond issues and the proposed Pitchers of beer and stacks of ham-and- last moment by our opponenti—made too late led down the garden path after the Watergate change in the Union County Charter Law—won Police laud girls' response cheese sandwiches filled th&buffet tables at the in the campaign-for-Bruce-and-me-to-rebut. nonsense. How could we have possibly known local voteri'ipproval. A group of Mountainside girls have been moving through the darkened Central avenue Mountainside Inn Tuesday night, as nearly 100 "I commend the voters for analyzing the exactly what was going on in Washington? How The last, which calls for a switch to a county credited by borough police with helping lo house as they approached It at about 8:35 p.m. Republican Party faithful gathered to taste the record and thank them for placing their trust in can you know what is going on in the mind of manager form of government, squeaked by thwart a Halloween night break and entry when When they rang the doorbell, a male voice all-Amerlcan fare and the frulti of victory. me, I promise the citizens that during the next any candidate !ha! you support? wilh 1,492 votes to 1,343, The Green Acres bill, they became suspicious of goings on iff a local answered from inside, telling them to leave The smiles were even wider at this year's three years I will serve with dedication and will "I feel the burden of your support, your trust to purchase open lands and to develop and home while "triek-or-treating," One of the girls reportedly decided to notify a postelection celebration, which saw the GOP put forth the greatest effort to make this great and your concern for our community. I will do preserve recreational areas, won approval by a police said the girls noticed a flashlight neighbor, who alerted police, because she knew sweep to victory in all 10 of the borough's community even greater than it ii'today," the best that I can. Thank you," margin of 1,729 to 1,293, while the railway issue, the owner of the home and did not recognize the electoral districts, after losing three to "What a wonderful feeling to win an elec- Commenting on the Republicans' success, allowing for state purchase and preservation of voice of the person who answered the bell. jn th» Mn«nniher_1.Wa te Police said when the officers arrived at the tion, waTrnrwaT<«tpritw" cHiit-vietory--e'ainpai|n-manager Ellie Heehtle sald,.!iWQ—freiiht-find-passeniw-HHeft-received 1,504 eontfflt. And the widest smiles belonged lo _ = w = • .» i • _ • _ ^ rS _ _ _ . _ J -- - . .: 1i m Winter programs residence, they Found no one on the premises, statement, "After the months of work and won because we had a great slate in Bruce and "yes" votes to 1,476 "nays, William Cullen and Bruce Geiger, who won hut did diicover several appliances and a meetings and writing releases and getting mad Bill. They were stralghtfoward and truthful The much-debated casino gamblwig reelection to Borough Council, quantity of liquor piled in the hallways, "as if at the Democrats, we come to the end of the from the beginning. They were running on an proposition failed In Mountainside, ai it did for youth listed by Commenting on the victory, Cullen laid,|in they were ready to be removed." Several campaign and the victory party," he continued, honest and proven record. The voters again across the state, with borough voteri turningJt my opinion, the vote today ii an Indication (hat rooms had been ransacked. "The victory tonight belongi to you, the placed their confidence in that combination and down, 2,139 to 1,027. Also going down to defeat recreation agency the citizens of Mountainside know that the I thank them for it. Police believe the would-be burglar may affairs of their community are being ad- organization that does the work, the people who locally jvere the proposed change in voter "1 am proud of the intelligence of the Registrations for all winter programs have gained entry to the home through an ministered efficiently and with integrity. They put their personal reputations on the line when residency requirements, 1,512 to 1,497; the Mountainside voter, that he does not fall prey to sponsored by the Mountainside Recreation unlocked garage door. They are awaiting the have seen through the 'Creative arithmetic' they support a candidate. How many of us Highway Safety and Improvement Act bond the annual lait pitch distortions. The voters issue, 2,029 to 970, and the Housing Assistance Commission are being accepted at Borouih return of the homeowner for a full report on have again sorted the wheat from the chaff and bond issue, 1,799 to 1,171, Hall. A variety of activitlil for youths in the what, If anything, wai taken from the house. placed their confidence in proven ability, 1 fifth grade through high school is being offered. Twirling will again be held in the Deerfleld Democrats won't fade away, know Bruce and Bill will live up to that vote of lyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig confidence," cafeteria Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon for 3 judges select Among the celebrants at the Inn wai Mayor fifth to eighth graders. Wreitling for fourth to ThomasTllcctardi, who called the GOP victory I Reorganization [ eighth grade students will be held in the gym costume winners Reisdorf vows after defeat Saturdays from B to 10:30 a.m. "most gratifying," citing it as "a vote of The good, the bad and the ugly were all Ai has been their practice in years past, the party to offer their personal congratulations to The Saturday basketball clinics for fifth and confidence In past and present Republican I to be discussed I present at the Deerfield gym on Halloween losing Mountainside Democratic candidates the winners. administrations," "The only promise I can sixth grade boys and girls will stress skills and teamwork. The boys will meet from 10 to 11 night for the costume contest sponsored by the paid a visit to the OOP post-election victory The "two-party system" issue had played a make," he added, "Is that I'll do my best to i i a.m. in the Deerfield gym, and the girls will Mountainside Recreation Commission, More large role in their campaign this year, and keep a stabilized poetical community in = 'lhc Mountainside Ito.ird of g meet from 11 a.m. to noon. than ISO parents and children witnessed the Edward Reisdorf commented, "It seems very Mountainside and to keep all six of my coun- | EdiKMllon will holil its NovpinhiM | Basketball league! for boys and girta in the selection of 18 division winners by Judges Linda Lourdes School clear that the voters of Mountainside are oilmen working with one goal In mind—the j| meeting at 8 p.m I'ufsday in the I seventh grade through high school will all play Alape, Wendy Devlin and Jeanne Wllhelms, satisfied with a one-party system, which we citizens of Mountainside," 5 Dccrfk-ld .School «scores of 33-13 and 13-6, ehess, the merhbers of each Chen club will Trophy at the outstanding marching unit in the Jamie Kontra and end Tommy Huelbig on an respectively. participate in individual club chew tour- "Believe In America" parade in Union Oct. 27 end-around sweep. Quarterback Mark Dooley and received first place In the high school bind namenti, and then intra-elub tournaments. The Division A Jets, playing on a wet and led the Jets' attack. division, They were sponsored by the Berkeley slippery field, were behind 134 in the first The defensive unit of the mean grttn The members of the Stltehery Club are Heights Fire Department, and are directed by period/but managed to fight back on two long machine gets, credit for keeping the T-Birds learning baste steps in stitchery and art Marching Band Director Daniel Kopcha. working on Christmas ornaments. touchdown runs by Larry Irene and touch-, caged. Leading it were Jeff Mays, Robert Decoupage, fantasy film, mod podge art, New Jersey Public Broadcasting television Mountainside Giri Scout* B«th Burrows (left) ami Alicia downs by Tom Medevlelle and AI Prezlosi. Dooliy, Chris Mirtignetti and Greg Panogos, Indian necklaces, and rock painting maka up stations will broadcast the Highlander Bands Cushmon eounfMl Mrs. Thomai Rlcclardl, wife of Mayor Ricclordl, ai their first However, despite an outstanding Jet defense, aided by defensive experts Chris Allen, Charley tht activities of the Creative Crafts blub, s on Sunday, Nov. 17, 3 to 5 p.m., as they'ap. customer whtn tha annual Waihlngton Rock Girl Scout Council fall cookie sale get sparked by Sal D'Addario, the T-Blrds took Bunin, Bobby Cleveland and Raymond .After completing the basic course in the,, peered In exhibition at the N.J, Music Under way last Soturdoy.- Troop mimbtri will be selling th« eooklM, prltfd at bask the lead with a touchdown only a few Sargenti, , techniques of first aid, the itudents in the First Educators Association State Marching Band $1.25 per package, through Nov. 17. Proceeds support the council'* camping seconds before the final buzzer. Credit for a In a game played in seml-darkness, the Jris good Mountainside defensive game also goes to Aid ClubMvill redelve a ctrUflaite, Festival, Hammonton, program, •••.".• »•'. (Continued on pift 4) 2-Thursdo Second annual Israeli Fair Adam Alexander, 51; Army veteran Services were held In the Galanle Funeral being planned in Springfield Home in Union Monday for Adam Alexander, The second annual North Jersey Israeli Fair and Doris Prial, Ron Brown, Howard Kiesei 51, of Sprinifield, who died Friday in Si will be held at Temple Sha'arey Shalom on S and Alvin Schneider. Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston. Springfield avenue and Shunpike road In Special group visits and lectures can be Bom In Newark, Mr. Alexander moved to Sprinifield from Saturday evening Nov. 30. arranged by contacting the temple office or Springfield seven years ago. He was an Army through Wedneeday, Dee 4 Harold Bralf. Mrs Joseph Horowitz at 376-54R2. veteran of World War II and was employed as a lemple president, announced thai the general foreman at Sentinel Plastics Co., South Bronx, co-chairmen arc Edward chey nnd Lawrence Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sally Alexander; Lerner, H.S. students tour a daughter, Mrs, Lillian Padavano; two The fair is being produced by the brothers, Stephen and Raymond, and two eongreganti of the temple with the assistance grandchildren, of the Israeli Trade Commission Drew tomorrow "To Life The 1974 Israeli Fair" will feature Area high school students interested in the Israeli arts and crafts, metalware, jewelry, si'lenees and mathematics will have nn op- wall hangings, rugs, ceramics and glassware, ARTHUR L. WELLS portunity to look into study in these fields at Your in a selling resembling the street baiaars of Drew University, Madison, during an open Old Jerusalem A "supermarket" will sell house tomorrnw in the Hall of Sciences canned and packaged Israeli fond OPTICIAN Oady Loer. Israeli cabaret artist will en- The students will check into Mead Hall for In tertain In the fair's Cafe Sabra Israeli snacks coffee and a briefing from 9:30 to 10 a.m They and meali will be served will then tour the Drew campus. After n lun SPRINGFIELD Admission to the fair is SI for adults Students iheon with science majors and faculty mem- will be admitted at no charge Purchase of bers there will be a science faculty panel 2M MORRIS AVI. • 376.4101 "Lunch at the Fair" that Monday, Tuesday or discussion. The clay will conclude at -I pm MEMBER Wednesday will include free admission to the following an inspection of science facilities nl exhibition between noon and 2 p.m. Drew, including the university's computer The following are serving as chairpeople nf center the major committees for the event; Sandy ISRAELI FAIR executive committee mapi plani of a recent Jerry Shapiro; rear row: Leonard Brown, David Itiasco, Studenli attending the College of Liberal Sehey, David Belaseo, jerry and Sandy Rosen, meetlnq at Temple Sha'oroy Shalom in Springfiaid, whore Eugene Priai, Corrlne Friedman, lorbara Sherman, Ann Arts at Drew include 8B graduates of Union Boh and Ann Biolos, Abe Newman, Pauls Oaih, tht fair" will be held Nov. 30 to Dec. 4. Pictured are, from Ilalos, Sondro Rosen, Sandra Schey, Doris Priol and Marlon High School, 78 graduates of Jonathan Dayton Sari Hoekstein, Marion Krop, Corinne Vi GLASSES FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED left front row Howard Kisisl, Leonard Sherman. Abe Krop, Members of the committee not pictured include Jerry Regional High School and 7(1 graduates nl Friedman, Jerry Shapiro, Len and bobble Ntwmon, Lawrence Lerner and id Schey (co-chairmen), Rosen, lob Slabs, Paula Gash, Sari Hockstein, jack Zlatln. Irvington High School. GLASSES Vi Of THE TIME. Ron Brown and Alvln Schneider, Sherman, Leonard Brown, Jack Zlatin, Dene

TO PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN: WmjlH you hke ssmg help m preparing newspaper r DAYTON DISPATCH IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Write to this newspaper and a%k for oyr "Tips on Sgb= miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimilHIIHIimiimHMMimili - Y — "-^ O L W KJfA mating News It has long been acceptable disrupt the "educational that the constitutional AT OUR ECHO PLAZA BRANCH freedoms of public school This restriction is ap- students are fewer in number plicable to many topics, such and weeker in effect than are those of American adults. distributions, demonstrations Fits and starts are what In 1969, the U.S. Supreme etc, In honor of the 1st Anniversary of our Branch Court decision regarding John A major aspect of the Bank Opening at Echo Plata, We offer our business Is all about F, Tinker and Mary Beth limitation on students' rights, Tinker, et •!., v. Des Mnines the right to distribute -Indipendefrt Community literature, faces a serious School, et al., somewhat legal challenge before the N.J. Of course you know your haby'i shoe should fit. As a strengthened the rights of Supreme Court this week, child's stepi become steadier, his shoes should students in the area of con- the case involves Nancy become sturdier. We give your child the right stitutionality, Oxfleld who, as a high school shoe, with the rlghl fit, at the right tlmt. Briefly, John Tinker, a high student in Maplewood's We call it "Progression Fitting." Sliti from school student, and his sister, Columbia High School in 1969, CtflEEE. Mary Beth, a Junior high was suspended for school student. Initiated ind distributing anti Vietnam war participated in an ant! Viet- leaflets, nam war demonstration by Columbia High adopted a StrideRite weiring black armbands to policy to regulate and censor school. They were ordered to materials which students leave school, and not to return wished to distribute on school unless the armbands were property. A similar policy is removed. presently in effect at Dayton, Through their father, John If Miss Oxfleld is suceeiiful and Mary Beth Tinker filed in her censorship ehallengt in suit against the school and the court this week, the Columbia board of education. The case High regulations which have THE GIFT OF YOUR wound Its way through the served as a model for many appellate divisions and wound, high schools in the state will Uli Your up in the US, Supreme Court, require almost complete Master Charge CHOICE...FOR SAVING! The decision of the Supreme revision, BankAmericird Court was not 'a blanket school policy, decision. It provided, similar to Columbia however, that the extent to dictates that all which school authorities can student publications must, impose limitations on the before distribution, have the First Amendment rights of a full approval and consent of student must be carefully the principal, Anthony FITTERS SHCES controlled, Fiordaliso, IBB •!«( iti l»tti» huii pp 335 Millburn Ave,, Millburn Generally, students were Fiordaliso exercises his boium, MS at, ttpiell* «n( II witl authority to "filter" student UMMiMlMB : '.. thereafter protected in their^ I, PAIR m MM* nABUtt, Lili- iN 'HUBS ivlt ASKING *C»0« IMI ST«iET utilization of their con- materials rather often. All irsyi polished gnu pliqusl in sculo- stitutional rights to the extent posters prepared by students tured Uflitaci. Msda In biilind, 14' that they do_not Interfere or must have his approval. B, IGNQLM WAU, CLOCK, Oonlltd Also, a copy of the Dayton r.oiodur.llon o(: tin "Bctrool nom" i with iwtif) iiwna hIM i Free Press, the school's d di "underground" newspaper, mult be submitted for official before Its . LABill CMRV4U.' Vlml 4rwH distribution. irtna-ainwlelrJMig;cm to t ) iliid

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Daily Special for week of Nov. II: oven- spinach, applesauce. Luncheon 3: Stlaml or 2 fined on drug charges grilled hamburger on hamburger bun and tuna fish salad sandwich, whipped potitoei, bulier, French fries, losied salad with buiiercd spinach, appleiauce. Luncheon 4 Meal and cheese salad planer A Worcester. Muss , man was ordutud held Plainfleld was fined $35 for committing assault dressing, juice and choice of milk. and battery on Robert Foloy of Brsnchburg. Tuesday—Luncheon 1; Baked meal loaf, (or the Union County Grand Jury on drug Monday, Nov II-Luncheon 1: Hot lliced Foley was found innocent of charges he had buttered noodles, buttered string beanl, (nit charges following his appearance before Judge chicken sandwich with gravy, whipped also assaulted Fredrick, cup Luncheon !: Pizza pie, toiled salad with Jacob II. Bauer at the (let ;in session of potatoes, buttered spinach, appleiauce Thelma Castano of Elizabeth paid 125 for dressing, peanut butter bar, Juice. Luncheon 3: Mountainside Municipal Court Luncheon 2, Frankfurler on frankfurter roll careless driving on Sheffield street. Charges Spiced ham and cheese or tuna fish salad Robert J Morris ,lr , neeused of possession of and builer, whipped potatoes, buttered more than 25 grams of marijuana, was one of she had committed an assuult on Anita sandwich, buttered noodles, buttered airing three persons appearing before the court on Newman of Sheffield Street by attempting to beans, fruit cup Limcheon 4: Rainbow salad narcotics ehnrBcs David H Klwellnf Westfli'ld run her down with a car were dismissed for - Library's display platter and Michael R linrtucll «f Winfleld each was lack of evidence. Wednesday—Luncheon 1: Shell macaroni fined $65 and was placed on sis months' Kly P Maeasero of Newark was'fiiied $20 with meal sauce, Italian bread and butter, probation [or possession ul less than 25 grams Fur failure to stop for a school bus which was of memorial gifts iossed salad with dressing, juice. Luncheon 2: of marijuana picking up passengers on Summit road CYiId submarine sandwich, fruit. Luncheon S: .In other court iiclion. Carl Kmtrick nf Driving on the shoulder of Rt 22 brought a 120 to end next week Ham salad or I Una fish salad sandwich, potato penalty to Michael Molina of Chatham. Fines of slicks, iossed salad with dressing, Juice. III) were levied against the Hertz Corp of New Memorial gifts wiH be displayed at the Free Luncheon 4 Chicken salad platter. Representatives York City for permitting operation of an Public Library of Mountainside, starling today and continuing through Thursday, Nov 14. Thursday—Luncheon I: Veal parmesan, uninspected vehicle and against Frederick C hash brown potatoes, buttered peas, Jello Three books have been placed in the library Perry of East Orange for driving a car with no Luncheon 2 Sloppy Joe on hamburger bun and of colleges visit by friends in memory of Anna K. Daniels, rear lights; both summonses werj issued on HI nutter, has browned potatoes, buttered pens, mother of Mrs Thomas Ricciardi One book 22 li'llo Luncheon ;! Knlngnii or tuna fish salad "171 h and IBih Genlury Art" by Julius S. Held Dayton Regional sandwich, hash hrnwnwl poUitoes, buttered and Donald Posner deals with the arts of peas, jello Luncheon 4: Cold sliced meat loaf Representatives from 111 institutions of architecture, sculpture, and palming from the salad platter higher learning will visit Jonathan IHiylon Larceny suspect PREVIIW OF PRIZES — Members of tha Ssnior Auxiliary to ths Children s Specialnsd laie IBih to Ihe late 18th centuries, Regional High School or be available for Hospital, Mountainside, view prizes to be given away at a dinner dance Friday "file Zealots of Masada" by Moshe Fridiy—Luncheon i: Oven baked fish slicks consultation for interested juniors and seniors chased, captured Nov. 15 at the Shockomaxon Country Club, Scotch Plains Proceeds will benefit the Peariman is ihe glory of the dig at Masada, wiih iariar sauce, later tots, cole slaw, during the month of November, according tit which lowers over ihe Dead Sea in Israel, This homemade cake Luncheon 2: Meat ball the monthly bulletin released In ('hjirlolle rehabilitation facHity for physically-handicapped children Lefi to right are Mrs book ret-reales the search into the distant past submarine, later tola, juice Luncheon 3; Singer, director of (iiiidance by 2 at restaurant Robert Messersmith, chairman; Mrs, Archer D, Sargent reservations and tickets as ihe result of one of the greatest feats of American cheese and tomato or tuna fish salad Boston College, Ohio Cniversity. Klorichi and Mrs, James f. Spenser, prlie chairman, who is displayinq an original oil sandwich, later tots, cole slaw, homemade A man who allegedly stole a suedejaj:kel painting as one of the prizes, archaeological delect ion in recent limes. "Holy Southern College, Contieclieut Coilcge, from a local restaurant last week wafeaptufed Places" by Christopher Hollis and Ronald cake Luncheon 4: Egg salad platter. Albright College 'I'll i. Newark College of by iwo of the customers who chased the suspect Brownrigg illustrates Jewish, Christian, and All menus are subject to change. Engineering, Hariiard College fur (lirls (New across Rt 22 and for several blocks through Director appointed Muslim Monuments in the Holy Land through York) are scheduled for ihis wvvk -and Mountainside until apprehending him, borough magnificent photographs, maps, and plans, guidance counseliirs will have brochures Dr. Bruce Tharp, president of the board of curator of prints and drawings at the National To Publicity Chairmen; police reported. •'drnamenlal Design" by Claude Humbert available for any student who missed the an directors of The Masterwork Music and Art Gallery of Canada in tlttawa, and recenlh Police said Aristoelis Joannides of North was selected by Ihe American Association of Would you like some help nouneernents of their presence in the school Foundation, has announced the appointment ol served as administrative secretary of ihe plainfield and Frank Alansky of Linden were in Umversll y Women in memory of Mrs, Bernard bulletins Mrs Pamela Dodds of Mendham as executive School Consortium of New jersey in preparing newspaper re- the San Francisco (formerly Teddy's Sea Food DeFazio, mother of Mrs. Jane Mercurio, This 9 The remaining meetings this month include Restaurant) on Rt, 22 at 7:50p.m. Oct. 30 when director of the foundation leases Write to this news- A graduate of the University of Toronto, Mrs volume describes the origins of ornaments and Monday, Nov. 11,'al II a.m.-Wesley College of they observed a man—identified as Pasquale FRIDAY DEADLINE iheir practical applications in all possible paper and ask for our "Tips Dover iDel.i. at 11:30 a.m., Hloomfleld U. Pagano, 32, of Elizabeth—come into the bar Dodds also attended its School of Graduate All Items other than spot news should Studies and Falrleigh Dickinson University's media from textile and clay to wood, metal, on aubmitting News re- College; at 12:iiO p.m , IJellarmine College of area with a suitcase, Pagano allegedly be In our office by noon on Friday, and synthetic materials. leases," Kentucky; at I p.m.. Saint Leo College of removed the Jacket, valued at $120, from a coal College of Education She was assistant to the Florida; Tuesday, Nov. 12, at in am Union rack, put it into the case and left, College of Cranford, at 1 p.m. Graham Junior joannides and Alansky pursued the suspect College of Mass.; at 9:30 a.m. lo 2 p.m.. across the highway, down Mill lane, through Overlook Hospital Student Health Careers (he parking lot of the Satellite Diner and Program in Summit. through several Mill lane backyards before Wednesday, Nov. 13, at ll:3fl a.m., Geneva catching him at Mifl lane and Globe avenue College of Pa,; Thursday, Nov 14, at 9:30n.m , Police said when he was apprehended, Pagano Grove City College of Pa.; at 10:30 a.m., was no longer in possession of the suitcase, but Trenton State College; at 11:45 a.m., Goueher if and the jacket were discovered later in some College of Maryland; at H p.m,, Syracuse bushes near the diner. Join the Christmas Club University, New York, will meet with Pagano, charged with larceny, was released prospective students at Holiday Inn on Stellon on 1200 bail pending an appearance in Moun- USE NOMPREStillPTIDN road in South Plainfleld. tainside Municipal Court this week MEDICINES WITH CARE Friday, Nov. 15, at 10:31) a.m., Monmoulh How often do you use non- College; at 10:3D a. m . Syracuse University; at prescription medicines'? !:45'p.m., Upsala College. Tuesday. Nov Id, at Realtors install These are medicines that 9:30 a.m., Rarnapo College; at I p.m., you 'can buy "over-the- that gives you providence College. H.I. counter" without a Wednesday, Nov. 20, at I p.m., Johnson and 1974-75 officers prescription in any pharmacy Wales Colligc of R.I., at 2 p.m., Nathaniel Officers and directors for 19^4-75 were in- or supermarket. Hawthorne College,, N.H.; Thursday, Nov. 21, stalled Oct. 15 at the annual installation NonprescTiption drugs work at 9:3(1 a.m., William Paterson College; meeting of the Westfield Board of Realtors, fine when used correctly; but Friday, Nov. 22, at 9:30 a.m., Glassboro State Realtors and Realtor-Associates met at a if you use them continually College; Monday, Nov. 25, at II a.m., Lafayette luncheon at Wally's in Watehung lo install the without consulting a doctor, 5% interest. College, Pa.; Tuesday, Nov, SB, at 10 a.m., Post slate: president, Henry C, Friedrichi Jr.: first you may b« asking for trouble. junior College, Conn.; at II a.m., Ogelthorpe vice-president, Frank J. Thiel; second vice- You could be covering up a College, Ga, president, Roger D. Love; secretary, Albert O condition that needs medical Miss Singer announced that students and Danker; treasurer, Warren C, Harden, and attention tjefore it gets worse. pfOipecUve students desiring information directors Alice Stroehle. and George M. Magee. You could be suffering from about the above representatives or any other Joy Brown is currently serving as a director unnecessary side effects as a college representatives should contact their and Nancy F, Reynolds is director emeritus. result of improper use of the counselors or call the guidance office at :17(J- medicine. 6300, Or, you could be spending Borough f am iJies money for a drug_you don't really need. AF medal given host to Japanese There are no statistics on how many people improperly Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeVos and Dr. and Mrs use n'onprescriptlon to Lemmermann William Bloom of Mountainside served as hosts medicines. But the Food and Oct. 19-20 to students from the Japan-America MINOT, N.D.—The Meritorious Service Drug Administration is Institute of New York. Medal has been awarded to Air Force Captain concerned enough about the "By opening their homes to the foreign Lynn J, Lemmermann, son of Mr, and Mrs, problem to conduct a con- visitors, they and other members of the New Henry Lemmermann of Mountain ave,, sumer education campaign to Jersey Chapter of the American Holt Program Mountainside, N_,J., a! Minot AFB, N.C. alert the public to the dangers make possible a person-to-person exchange of Captain Lemmermann, an administrative of misuse, . ideas and cultures, which is advantageous to all officer, was cited for his outstanding duty Prescription medicines concerned," a project spokesman said,-The performance at Clark AB, Philippines. Now. generally are intended to cure chapter also brings European educators to this assigned at Minot, he servas with the 91st or control disease, but non- country for four weeks In the summer. Combat Support Group, a unit of the Strategic prescription medicines are Host families for next year are now being Air Command. intended for the relief of minor selected and plans for Ihe guests, including The captain, a I960 graduate of Jonathan and temporary symptoms. participation in New Jersey Bicentennial Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, If your symptoms don't go functions, are being formulated. Persons in- received his B.S. degree in 1965 from Penn- away, or if they come and go terested in obtaining further information sylvania State University. often, you should see a doctor. should call Phyllis DeVos at 232-26QB, Capt, Lemmermann wl^Aimrnissloned in Before using a npn- 1966 upon graduation from Officer Training •prescrlption drug to relieve a School at Lackland AFB. Tex, His wife, USAF minor symptom—read the Captain, Rebecca Lemmermann, is the First prize taken label carefully. The labej will daughter of Mrs. Petra J, Rodriguez of tell you when to take the Picoima, Calif. medicine, how often, how by Birnhak photo much and when not to take it. Jackie Birnhak, an 11th grade student from As a result of a new Mountainside, and Anne Bluntichli, a 12th program being conducted by grader, won first prizes in a photography FDA, tho labels on non- 'contest at Kent Place School, Summit, Their prescription medicines will entriet will be judged in McCutcheon Studio's soon be even more in- county-wide 50th anniversary photography formative and specific. The contest, Maedonald Halsey, principal, laid, labeling ehajiges will result Jackie, daughter of Dr. and Mri. Sheldon from FDA's review'<±^ of raJUh ^ e Birnhak of Outlook drivi, won first place fowu /P,nPr«5cription Half's now black and whitei photographphotograph,. bem8 mli< « project that Published each Thundiy by The winning photogriphs will be intered in began two yean ago and that Trumar Publishing atp. •MoCutoheon's county-wide high school com- ii now starting to show results Miltsn Minfz, publisher petition to be hsld in November, Prize! will be in the marketplace. For furthir information Aihcr Minli, associate publisher awarded to (hi three top county winners and their schools. about the program and about Thi sooner you join the CJB Christmas Club, the when your checking account Is low, even down to zero, NiWSDiPARTMINT what you should know ab«ut sooner your gioney starts earning a big 6% intorBston simply write a check for any amount up to your Master Karen Ziutyir nonpreseription medicines, AbiibF Gold, Supervising Iditer ,, every dollar'. ' , Charge credit availability, and the funds will be charged Lit Mitiniyfi Officer Two from Mountainside you may write to FDA at 5600 Fishers Lane, HFI-10, Rock- • With CJB's Christmas Club, you simply put a specified to your Master Charge account and transferred to your BUIiNIii DIPARTMINT become NCfi freshmen ville, I0BM, or contact your amount in your account, and as it mounts up, we add checking account. Reserve Checking is like having your ^ab^Ft K. Brumal, idvtrtisjng dirteter local PDA office. Ask for the Wayne Dieterle of Apple Tree lane and 5% as our gift to you on your oompletad alub. It's a own personal loan service, and Isn't that some thing we Sam Howard booklet, "We Want You To Publisher— I936-I9&7 Robert Greelcy of Ridge drive, have entered could all use this Holiday Season? Know Jihout Medicines sure easy way to save up for Christmas expenditures Newark College of Engineering as freshmen * Second Class Postage paid at Without Prescriptions," without dlsturblng^our savings, which may explain why Mountainside, N.J. this fall. Remember, Join the Christmas Club that gives you According to the NCE officials, the entering our Christmas Club isover 20,000 members strong! 20 cents per copy 5% interest for Christmas 1975.., apply 'or your Master class is larger titan those of recent years. join the Christmas Club.that soaks away 6% interest Charge Reserve'Chicking for extra finances for . Mailed subscription rate MOO per year Economic and social factors are believed to for Christmai 1975, And, while you're at it, why not give 2 New Providence Road, Mountainside, N.J Christmas 1974, Both from OJB,,, where service is have contributed to this year's enrollment yourself Instant Money for this Christmas? Just apply- Phone: S84-7700 picture, college sources say. our biggest asset, • IllJllllllllllllimilllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIOIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII«III for a CJB, Master Charge card for Reserve Checking... the new OJB service that lets you write a cheek when ' Stop in at any of CJB's branch locations and do your Tilo company you need money In the banfe With Reserve Checking, ' Christmas money-shopping early! ,. Member FDIC FACTORY AUTHORIZED picks DePrizio DAVID WERBO CAME •FIIUtEV SERVICE Richard P. DePriiio of UPON A COPY OF A Wayne has been appointed •BIT HARTS BOOK HB TSMfcA CENTER BORROWED FROM THB manager of the Tib Company '• PHIUADBLFHIA FRf I Inc. branch in Mountainside, LIBRARY « YfcARS - CEMML JERSEYJAM New Jersey. EARLlBH, WITH AN TRUST The announcement was OVIRDUt NOTICE /jnade by Emmet B. Thomp- TUCKED INSIDE. , , 8? ebNVlNlENT OFFICIS TO SBWE YOU son, president of the 60-year- CUMlMTIVt FINfS old company. TUo, one of the COULD HAVE BEEN $470, 1UT LUCKILY 3 IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY-2IN UNION COUNTY WOY nation's largest residential THE LIBRARY LIMITS II S\ I 111!'" exterior decorating firms, is a ALL FINIS TO $2,50, subsidiary of the Reynolds Metals Company. •..«.. ••'•'?•

Uiiiniiiiinii iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiimiiiiiiHHmiiMi 4Thuriday, November 7, 1974.MOUNTAINS!DEfN,J.) ECHO Red Cross to aid | Know Your Language skills, literature veterans seeking I Government offere4 to Regional students honor discharge Illll! From N,J, Toxpoy^ri Aitseifltisn HIM A local spokesman this week reported that HKOnCANIZATlON I'noHOSKn This year's freshmen in the Union County covered In this two-semeitor course em- Ihe American Red Cross is one of several FOR STATIC AGENCIES Regional High School IMstriel arc beginning phasijei language skill development In organiMlloni assisting velerani, who received GUIDING LOCAL FINANCES thoir I'xighsh coursework with "Language reading, writing, speaking and listening, other than Honorable discharges, to submit Little attention has been focused on an Skills" and "Literature A and B," Material Paragraph'ng is stressed in composition. With applications for review of discharge or Assembly bill recently, released from the respect to literature, mytholo|y, drama and correction of military records which the Taxation Committee which would change the non-fiction Is examined during one semester veieran feels reflect an error or Injustice. organizational status of two important state Balloonist gives and novel, poetry and ehort itory is studied in , The Military Review and Correction Boards governmental agencies which work (loiely the other. ar* locited in Washington, D,C, The Red Cross with municipal and county finance officials, demonstration at Sophomores are able to chouse between two has • reprejemmtve at these hoards to reports the New .Jersey Taxpayers sets of required courses. They may take either represent applieanii who wish to appear in Association. "Writing Skills" and "Ameriean Literature A person or have the representative present his The "Local Government Finance Act of 1974" Dayton Regional and B," or "Writing Skills" and "World case. Normally, it takes approximately one (Assembly No. 1887) would Uterarthe A ind B " In both of these courses, year from the time an application Ii iubmitled (II establish a new Division of Local Ah jiiirl HI thcwuurst' in nviiiliun ottered in the heavy enwiaili is placed on written com- before the review boarda rendir a deeliion. The Government Finance in the Stale Departmenl I'liicin i'liunh Hi'Miminl High School District, position, Tfle course dealing with American American Red Cross does not pirantee that a 1 of the Treasury. Into the Division would be ^luiU'nis inun itii .Inmithmi Dnvlntf Regional Hterature Is composed of selections from major favorable decision will be rendered. transferred the present Bureau of Financial High Sdwol iinii the Cov Livingston Regional authors of tile United States. European and Veterans interested in applying may contact Regulation and Assistance and Local Finance llnjh Si ii.iiil l.i-i iiiiiiiih iil>s(>rv(>d" the nonWestern readings are included in the 'ibeir local Red Crow chapter for application Board from the Division of Local Government { pfi'parahun i <>MIF,>[ :iiuj IprhnltiiM'S >f hn! ytir "World Literature" course forms. Services in the Department of Community Robert Whelan, English coordinator, stated The Westfield.Mouniainside Chapter Ii Affairs, and the Local Property Tax Bureau Uii'hiirii Mi(h;iKki (il Hiilliicin Adventures that changes were made in the under locaied at 321 Elm si,, Weilfield. TM telephone now in Ihe Division of Taxation in the Treasury I 'nlinuiptl raised a lii (ooi hot air hnllonn nil feel classmen's English program to place greater number is 231-7090. Departmenl, and m the iiii holDi'i' lU'Kinnul students nn thi> emphasis on language skills, particularly (2) create a new Bureau of Appraisal and I'rciuruls "I Diiytnn Rt'Rionpl written composition, and to avoid courses with Assessment with duties of advising and con- MiiliiiUki I'xpluim'il sevenil uspi'i'ts of hoi a very narrow focus like "Oral Com- Office equipment sulting with local assessors, instructing them in .nr biilliiniimn, which divers many essential munlcations and Biography" and "Oral approved assessing methods and aiding them print'ipiiis of aerospace dynamics. The visiting Communication and the One-Act Play," • in appeals. The head of the new Bureau of lullonnisi is ii prnlrssinnnl who placed firsl in Upperelassmen in the Regional District are taken In break-in Appraisal and Assessment would be required to i!;iliiiti;il i'liiiipriiUnn in Alberquerqiir. N M . continuing to choose electives from a wide have 10 years of property appraisal experience Approximately 13,000 worth of office null wund in iiiliTiiiiiiiiMiil I'onipelitiun in listing of offering! Electives for juniors and equipment was stolen fcom the Zausner Foods The^director of the proposed division would fireiKTstir. Knjjiimd He reeenlh received seniors which have been Introduced at some be appointed by the governor with the advice firs' pri/r. in h;i!innn * onipt'iihoii hold in Olen schools for the 1974-75 school year include; Corp., 1180 Rt. 22. in one of two' break and en- tries reported In the borough over the weekend. and consent of the Senate to serve at the Kiilfs. N V "Women in Literature," "American Literature pleasure of the governor. LiMin K\rfi;ir. aviatiiiii ieiii'her, staled lhal of the 1920s and 1930s;" "The Literature of The other occurred at a Sylvan lane residence Police said the burglary at the offices oc- Reasons given for the bill are; to bring the liiilliMMi (loiiHinst rat ion provided students Sports," "Science Fiction," "Man in Revolt," together all agencies of slate government «ith nn cvcitinn venture into the hasics "f "The Literature of Mystery and Adventure," curred sometime between 5 p.m.. Oct 31. and 7 am, Monday, The thieves, who apparently which regulate and supervise local finance so iuialinn Sliiiiunls liikmjj the aviation class "The Adolescent in Literature" and "The as lo avoid conflicting rulings and clarify state- ;m* fJivi'ii a foundiition in Hernspacc to prepare Literature of War." gained entry by breaking a window in the side of the building, escaped with Tout calculators, local fiscal regulations, and lo create a highly thi'iii fur Ihe written examination necessary to In addition. Regional students are able to worth 12,079, a $700 electric typewriter, a professional agency to assist assessors in nhlain ii pilot's hct'iisu elect a new onejemester course: 'English portable TV, (43 in cash and three checks, in appeals and complex assessments and thus This class is offered during the firs! semester Study Skills.' This course examines methods of the amounts of $200; 1100 and 140, According lo develop better assessments statewide. An at Dayton Regional and (iov. Livingston, improving spelling, vocabulary, note-taking investigating officer Jose Pires,' all the rooms Perfsct reception appropViation of J250,0O0 in the original bill was Kvcdar will leach the course during the second and reading rate Students may take this in the building had been ransacked. removed bv n/nendment. semester at the Arthur 1, .Johnson Regional course any time during their four years in Local officials who have frequent contact High School The Regional aviation program is school, although it will not count as one of the The Sylvan lane break-in occurred bstween 8 p.m., Saturday, and 1 p.m., Sunday Police said with the existing governmental agencies may in the industrial education department directed eight semester courses in English required for help determine whether the bill will be enacted hy Stanley lirossman, coordinator the burglars, who entered the home by slipping a door lock, look several pieeej of jewelry from BUYING WISELY as proposed When the Department of Com- one of the bedrooms. The .homeowners are munity Affairs was created effective 1987, one compiling a list of all missing UerM From Better Business Bureau | of its principal agencies, the Division of Local urn of Metropolitan New York, Inc.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR Finance which supervises budgeting, auditing, debt management, and financial reporting, Senator Dear Larrie repeated shoppings by the Better Business was transferred from the Treasury Depart- What has happened to me is almost un- Bureau, nor by an extensive survey by the U.S. Israeli author Oz ment CLIFFORD P. CASE belleveable. I waited for years to be able to buy roepartment of Agriculture. a new car and finally that time arrived. After The desire to centralize governmental to speak at temple having the car three weeks, 1 had an accidenl Larrie O'Farrell, Better Business Bureau, agencies relating to local affairs so as to im- Reports and the car was a wreck. This was only the 110 Fifth ave.. prove certain services lo municipalities and •7 New York, N.Y.,1011, limiinillllllimilNlimiMMmNIIMIIIIIIIIIIlllllllMIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIllNIIMmiNIINMIIIItllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIlllllllllllllir Israeli author Amos Oz will open Temple beginning of my troubles. The insurance counties was the primary reason for creating 98B-61M Emanu-El of Westfield's guest leaeture series company took what was left of the car and paid the new Department. One might question the Turning off lights and growing your own food unless we are prepared to deal effectively with on Sunday evening. Nov. 17, at II p.m. a! the off only about two-third of whal 1 owed the justification for continuing a separate are ways In help deal with inflation. But there is the energy problem, That problem must be Temple, Dr. Joachim Prinz, American Jewish finance company. I am now left with no tran- Football Department of Community Affairs should the ,i definite limit In whal voluntarism of this sort attacked in two ways. Activist and scholar, will speak on Jan, 19, on sportation and a still sizeable indebtedness finance agency be removed. (Continued from page 4) can do to rope with an annual inflation rate of First, we must restrict and even stop the "Israel and the Diaspora," and on March 2, Why does an insurance company only pay two. More detailed documentation of the ad- more than 12 percent. In order to "Whip importation of oil. This will bring us freedom lo Elie Wiesel is scheduled for an "open dialogue" thirds of what I owed lo the finance company Lightweights beat the TBirds 13-fi to win their vantages and disadvantages of creating the Infliiilon Now. " more far-reaching actions are conduct our own foreign policy and freedom with the audience. • and make life miserable for its policyhalders? firsl game of the season. The borough team's proposed new agency would assist interested essential. from a price squeeze imposed by the foreign Oz will discuss "The Meaning of Homeland; NUMB two touchdowns were scored by Peter Rui|iero citizens in better understanding necessity and Inflation cannot he brought under control petroleum monopoly. The Tragic Confrontation of Two Rights " Dear Numb: on a quarterback sneak and a long run from desirability of the change. Such action may well require a fair and- Though only 35, Oz is widely acclaimed for his This is a fairly common complain! in the scrimmage by halfback David Crane, novels and short stories and is best known in eomprehenslve system of rationing, to prevent Belter Businets Bureau. Cars are often pur- The defense for the Jets played a first-rate g m Nominees sought gross injustices to vast segments of our this country for "My Michael," winner of B'nai chased al a price somewhat above, "market game, holding a strong T-Bird running game population. B'rlth's annual Book Award for 197! value," to this price are added insurance crisis to six points. The defense wag led by Manuel J, I Letters to Editor \ N*xt, we must (tep up our development of Tickets for the Amos Ozjecture are available and finance charges, so that the total amounl Castelo, Bob Martlgnetti,. Rickey Konlra and 3 s for'Hot Stove' alternate sources of energy, including solar In advance at the Temple Emanu-El office. The owed is far greater [ban the "market value" of Ben Mirto, niiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiKiiiiiiffl ener|y, geothermal steam, coal conversion and three-lecture series ticket is $10; a single tickel the e«r. The insurance company. If a car is The Lightweights will play the Chatham SCHOOLCONTROVERSY The fnion County Haieball Association's nuclear fusion. Congress has passed the is S4. Students arijd.senior citizens will be ad- wrecked, is rMponsible only for Ihe "mfirkel Borough Cardinals in Chatham this Sunday Several weeks ago thli newspaper carried an "hall of Fame" Committee has announced Energy Research and Development Act, which mitted for SI. The Temple is located at 756 E value" of the car, less any deductibles that may article entitled "Mountainside, Wake Up." (Hat nominations are now being accepted for authorizes new initiatives In this area, and Broad st.. Westfield. apply, and can keep the wrecked car and Several weeks later the Mountainside Teacher's consideration for induction al the association's initial funding has been provided. It is up to the recover ils salvage value. No more could be Association sent out a flyer to every family in :!9th Annual Hot Stove League Baseball Dinner Administration to gel this program under way. expected from the insurance company, but the Seven are named Mountainside voicing their concern about the on Jan- 14, 1975 The Senate veriion of new strip mining accident victim is always shocked to find effect the actions of this Board of Education More than BO men have been honored since Woman injured legislation contains a provision I Introduced himself in such an unenviable position, will have on our children's education, and still 1952, representing all Union County com- to Ys swim team calling for increased research on improved Mountainside sleeps. munities, and baseball activity from the early LarrieO'Farrell.BBH methods of deep mining coal. This bill in Rt, 22 crash Seven Mountainside Girls have been named What will it take lo wake up the parents of IBM's In present day. -o-o- currently is tied up in a conference committee One woman was reported injured Saturday lo the Summit Aquettes, the synchronized swim Mountainside? These are our schools and, most Biographies of prospective nominees, in- Dear Larrie; to work out differences between the House and night when the car in which she was riding was team of the Summit YWCA. important, our children that are being used as eludinji approximate years of participation; My sister lives in New Jersey and I find it Senate versions. We need agreemen! on this involved in an accident on Rt. VI near Glen road Members of the team from Mountainside are pawns in what the board calls "money-saving i names^of the Individuals' teams and leagues; difficult making traveling arrangements in program quickly when Congress returns from in Mountainside, order to visit her. My-fister-has suggested that Mary Helen Borchcrt, Jacquelin Connolly, budget cuts." ""pTesenl residence onHiT player; should be its recesi, Police said the 10:!5 p.m. crash occurred I rent a car and all my'prohlems will be solved. Karen Crowley, Jessica Fine, Tommy Ann Are we going to sit by and let our schools forwarded to the Hall of Fame Committee at when an eastbound car operated by Ralph The suggestion rounds great. Can you tell me if Gibney, Joelle Haughey and Mary Gail Mer- deteriorate beyond help, or are we going to do P.O. Box 275. Elizabeth, 07207, But dealing with the energy prohiem alone won't stop inflation. Direct controls on prices, Logan, 21, of Joliet, 111., pulled from.the right to anyone can rent a car'? curio. something about it before February's election? Once more, "Wake Up Mountainside." rent. Interest, profits, salaries and wages are the left lane in front of an auto driven by John A SOLUTION The team's first AAU meet of the season will •be held Nov. 17 at the Lodi Boys Club, BLANKAS.HAGEI. essential, with provisions for adjustments, E. Hawkins, S3, of Nutley, and the vehicles Dear Solution: The team still has openings on the team for Short Drive Basketball clinics including rollbacks, where necessary to collided, A passenger in the latter ear, Ann E. Generally, anyone with a valid driver's girls between the ages of I'M and 10 with in- prevent inequities, Hawkins, 51, of Nutley, compliined of head and licenw and ace«ptable credit identification can FRIDAY D6ADLIN1 termediate swimming ability. No synchronlied Everyone forgeti that the contrail we had in back Injuries following the crash, but refused Ail Items efher than spot news should be In our planned at Seton rent a car. Pew eompanlei rent to persons swimming experience is necessary. More in- Phase 1 and Phase II, incomplete as they were, medical treatment, police said. office by noon on Friday, under 20, becauie of the contractual nature of a formation may be obtained by calling the Basketball clinics for boys and girls will be did go a long way toward bringing Inflation held by Scion Hall University basketball coach car rental agreement, Summit YWCA pool desk at 273-4242. under control, We finally were able to get DearLarrle: Larrie O'Farrell, BBS Bill Raftery and his staff, Hiddy Mahnn, Chris meaningful rent control!, for example, and we Mooney participates I've becom* very suspicious of the super- Klnum and Ken House, The ages for both hoys even got rent rollbacks in some areas of New in Marines' exercise market where I shop. It ieems to me that prices and girls go from elghl in IB, Jersey. If Phase if had been improved and in this supermarket go higher on days when The clinic for hoys will be held from "-0 p.m. given a chance, we wouldn't be facing the Marine First Lieutenant John T. Mooney, welfare checks are issued. I can't begin to tell on Monday, through next Thursday, al the situation that confronts us today. husband of the former Sue M, Greeley of you how much more difficult it is these dayi to Walsh Auditorium, Peerfield court, Mountainside, participated in The earlier controls were especially deficient try and feed four young children properly. Join the Chanukah Club The girls' sessions will bo the same time from recent training exercises at the Marine Corps because they did not cover food prices. We have Perhipi its a figment of my imagination, but Monday, Nov. 18, through Thursday, Nov. 21. Air Station, Yuma, Ariz, since learned that we need to eitablish a I'd feel better if the Better Business Bureau "Last fall these clinics proved very suc- He^ierves with Marine Light Helicopter cessful," Coach Raftery said, "It gives those marketing system for food grains, that will could cheek into this for me. control on a rational bails the amount that can Squadron 287 at the Marine Corps Bate, Camp that gives you • who are going to he playing at the various Pendleton, Calif, A 1872 graduate of the U.S. . WEARY ' levels of competition a chance lo sharpen up be exported, set aside stocki for national Dear Weary: emergencie! and for emergencies elsewhere in Naval Academy, Annapolis^ Md,, with a their fundamentals and skills " Many consumers who are on welfare think the world, and give the farmer a fair and bachelor of science degree In olectrical engineering, he entered the Marine Corpi in that the price» in the supermarkels they shop In 5% interest. dependable price for his produce, I have go up on days when'the welfare check is issued. proposed and sponsored legislation In the June IMS, Oil can damage fires However, this belief has not been borne out by Senate to achieve these goals. Clearly, now is Y'our garage floor may damage your tires if the time for action. The sooneryou you don't keep it clean, warns the Tire Industry In a time of financial stress tax reform, Registration to begin Mountain avenue crash join the CJB1975 Safety Council, Accumulated oil from parkins always desirable, become! essential. Clearly, Ohanukah Club, the surfaces can coal tires and cause deterioration. w» muit have real reform of our tax system in for Westfield Y classes leaves driver injured sooner your money the direction of reducing the burden of taxes on More thin 80 courses will be offered for men A 28-yeartld Dunellen man was slightly Rogaski on dean's list the low-income family operating on a budget and boys, women and girls in the midwinter injured Oct. 30 when his, auto was struck from starts earning a big stretched tight by Inflation, A tax reform bill term of the Weitfield YMCA, it was announced behind at the interiection of Mountain avenue 5% interest on . should alio close some notorioui tax loopholes thli week. and Rt. 22, Mountainside police reported. Brian Hogaski, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ben- every single dollar, - and Include repeal of the oil depletion Registration will be held the next two weeks Police said Michael Buchinliki Jr; was jamin Rogaski of Central avenue. Moun- join the Chanukah allowance and itr«i|thenlng the minimum tax, for the claiiei, which begin Nov. 18 and are stopp»d on Mountain avenue at 7:45 p.m. when tainside, has been named to the dean's list at I have no illustoni that accomplishment of open to Mountainside residents. his car was hit by one operated by Mel D, Club that gives you Pennsylvania State University, RogaskiV a the drastic program that is necessary to stop Yablon, !8, of Westfield, Buchiniski com- 5% interest for flfth-year architecture student, studied abroad inflation will be easy,-But I am satisfied that plained of neck pains following the mishap, but Chanukah1975 on last spring. nothing leis will do the job. Dr. Abend visits Miami stated he would see his own doctor, police laid. your completed club,'And apply for and textiles and experimental! for osteopath assembly Cultural arts program design and theater arts. Sub-Juniors will meet "your Master Charge After completing at least MFAMI BEACH-Dr. Morton Abend of at library on Tuesday card to give you reorganized In district four of the electives, an in- Mountainside, N.J., attended the 47th annual Reserve Checking terested student may take Clinical Assembly of Osteopathic Specialists, The Sub-Juniors of the Mountainside — instant money now open studio, which is designed Fine arts In the Union or "Foundations in Crafts." meeting Oct. 27 through il at the Americana Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Stop in at any of for advanced work in arts or Hotel here. Some 1,500 osteopathic specialists, al the Mountainside Public Library. Plans for County Regional High School "Foundations in Studio Art" CJB's 27 offices for District hive token on a new is composed of three major crafts. their wives and guests, attended the five-day the December, projects will be discussed. dimension of itudy during the areas: color theory, basic Brown stated that many postgraduate seminar sponsored by eight All girls 14 to 18 may attend. Girls interested details, and do your 1874«7S school year, "Studentt, design and drawing. students are not aware of their specialty practice colleges. in becoming members but unable to attend the money-shopping are able to pursue speeillc "Foundations in Crafts" has ability in art until they get into Speakers from throughout the country November meeting, may call Connie Sauer at for Chanukah early! areas of Interest in arts or the program. He added that delivered lectures on the convention theme of 233-4728 or Debbie Burgess at 232-6927. been developed to emphasize the new program will "en- crafts under the design and craftsmanship in "Special Problems of the Geriatric Patient." MSmber FDIC reorganization of the cultural ceramics, metal and textiles. courage more young people to College career begins arti program," stated Upon the completion of take the initial steps and Edward Brown, coordinator. sample the area of arts or either foundation^ course, a crafts they wish to follow." College picks Cardoni Jean P. Einstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art courses are offered on a student may select among five Ernsts. Einstein, Chapel Hill, Mountainside ia CENTRAL JERSEY BANK one-semester basis. new electives. These elective IMPORTANT EXPORTS EMMITSBURG, Md. - Robert L. Cardoni of one of 213 new students who began classes this gCONVEMEHT OFFICES TO SMVE YOU Interested students iri courses are: ceramics and U.S. exports in 1973 grew at Mountainside, N.J., is one of 23 Mount Saint semester at Nasson College, a coeducational, required to take one of two three-dimensional forms, Mary's College students selected to appear in a rate nearly twice that of liberal arts college located in Sprlngvate, 22 IN MONMOUTH COUNTY 3 IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY 2 IN UNION COUNTY introductory courses; drawing and printing, printing Imports In both agricultural the 1974 edition or "Who's Who Among Students Maine. Miss Einstein is a graduate of the New "Foundations in Studio Art" and commercial art, jewelry and manufactured products. in American Universities and Colleges." Hampton School, New Hampton, N.H. County ready to replace Jail work release Thursday, November 7, 1974-5 program fosters N,J. Symphony Echo Park flood losses jobs for inmates will give concert Bids arc expected to be advertised in then to build new bridges and dams. Union County Sheriff Ralph Orlscello an at Summit High December by the Union County Bark Com- nounced this week that 82 inmates have par- This meant that It was necessary for the The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, under mission for construction or three bridges and ticipated In the Union County Jail Work State Water Policy Commission to consider music director Henry Lewis, will present the two dams to replace old structures in Echo Release Program from Jan, 1, 1B73 to Sept 30, each of the items involved as an encroachment first nf a three-concert series in Summit at 1 .30 Lake Park, Weatfleld and Mountainside, which 1974. As work release administrator, the sheriff 1 over waterways. The state board then required p m Nov 17 Although the orchestra has ap were washed oul in the flood of Aug. 3, 1973 revealed the inmates earned a total of a complete topographic survey of the entire peared in .Summit in Ihe past, the 1874-1978 The washouts have made it Impossible for 132,089.48 and of this amount $7,581 was turned Echo Lake Park, which was carried out under season is the first in thai city in which a sub- vehicular traffic to travel through the park. over to the Union County Treasurer's ortice for difficult circumstances last winter by mem- scription series has been sold out, according to Cars have been permitted to go through only a 2,527 days board. bers of the Park Commission's engineering Mrs Hubert Anderson, NJSC) Summit Chapter part of the park in the area close to Mill lane staff This survey with accompanying detailed Of the 82 inmates 15 were removed from the and Springfield avenue. presidi'nl All rnnPi>rt« will hi' held at Summit records and data went to the design engineers program prior tjt'completing their sentences High Hi-hoo! Design' engineers retained by the Park in March, They completed necessary hydraulic for infractions of the rules and regulations Commission are now working on the detailed calculations and the ipplications for approval Sheriff Oriscello explained that according In The Nnv 17 program will Include selections plans and specifications for bidding, although were submitted to the Water Policy board in the guidelines established by the New Jersey frfsni "Romeo and Juliet" by Hector Berlioz. no written approval has as yet been received July, with written approval expected from the Department of Institutions and Agencies, only ;i "Fetes " by Debussy, the Bridal Procession from the State Water Policy Commission. The state since September. percent of the jail population is eligible. The frnm Wagner's ' Ijihenijrin," "Festival Day In enfineering consultants, Frank H Lehr other 97 percent are awaiting Grand Jury Seville" by Issac Albcmz. Suite No 2 from Associates, East Orange, hive proceeded to action, trial or sentence and therefore •'Daphnis and Oilor' by Maurice Ravel and this stage on the basis of Informal assurances ineligible to participate in the program the Pomp ;jnd rircMirnstance hy Sir Kdward of the state body to the Park Commission's KlRiir engineering department that official approval Renovations of a ground floor section of the SiMINAR PRIPARATIONS — Mrt, Idythe Zwebsn df Union and Mn, Betty Seidel of will be forthcoming. jail building, formerly occupied by the Public' Mountainside meet with Idwin Newman, ntwsdosttr, a! his NBCofflces to discuss The dales for other Summit concerts are Works Department, should be completed the direction his speech will fake when he addqpses the 74 Seminar for Women on March I and April 11 Lewis will he conducting The Federal Disaster Assistance Agency, within the next month. This section will be which has allocated some of the funds for the Thursday. Nov. 21, under the sponsorship of tp© Woman's Division of the Jewish hoih ihe November and April concerts, while separate from the main jail and will provide Federation of Central New jeney, Mrs, Zweben is director of Women's Division. Jesse Levme. associate conductor, will direct construction, has extended the deadline for minimum security with separate entrances to completion of the dams to June 1,197S and the Mrs, Seidel is a Women's Divlilon viee-pr«siden1, the March performance allow inmates to come and go to work without * Lewis has led most of the major American bridges to July IS and 31. The Union County inlerferring with jail security Board of Chosen Freeholders also reserved a orchestras, including the American Symphony, portion of the funds for the work It Is an- Most of the inmates participating in the Newman, Marines to speak the Seu York Philharmonic and the sym ticipated thai the new structures can be built program arc serving comparatively shorl phonies of Chicago. San Francisco, Boston, within the deadlines set by the federal agency sentences for domestic relations offenses or in Cincinnati. Buffalo, Detroit, Baltimore and Los Following the heavy storm, the Park Com- some cases drunken driving and drug offenses at Jewish women's seminar Angeles He has also appeared in England with mission determined that it was necessary to The program allows both men and women who ihe Uindnn Symphony Orchestra and recorded ticket coordinator, said thiil tickets havi> been hire design engineers for the projects rather are supporting families to continue to support "1974 The Year of Change!" is the themr with the Royal Philharmonic. In 1971, he ap- allotted to each organization active m (hi1 than to perform the work with its limited staff them while serving their jail sentence. As a nt the '74 Seminar for Women to he held on peared with the RAI in Turin, Naples and seminar Tickets, al Sfl each, include n cuni Decision was reached that It was ndt feasible to consequence the families do not have to rely on Thursday, Nov. 21, from 1(1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Home, and during tne 1972-7:1 season, he made plimenlary luncheon No lickels will he sold nl attempt to merely repair the damaged bridges public assistance while the wage earner is the Ramada Inn, East Brunswick The seminar his debut at the Metropolitan Opera, con- the door. Tickets and information may also he or the dams, except for the Lower Dam, and incarcerated ' is sponsored by the Women's Division of thi> ducting "La Boheme " obtained from Ihc Jewish Federalinn nl Mi that it was necessary to remove the rubble and The work release program has been most Jewish Federation of Central New jersey as an 5080. ruins of the damaged structures entirely and effective for subjects sent to jail in domestic educational service for the women of thr Mrs Lawrence Garfinkle and Mrs. Richard matters. The argument by the defendant that if community. ''The Ramada Inn was specially selected as Kohler, chairmen of the Summit subscription he were put in jail he would be unable to pay his The three speakers. Edwin Newman, Maryn the seminar site hecause i! is centrally located series, have requested that, in the event a Event deals family anythipg, has proved that the program Mannes and Dr, Mervin Verbit, will each and easily accessible from all parts nf (he ticket holder is unable to attend a concert, the is effective discuss a different aspect of the changes that Union County area," reported l.il Fosl nl ticket should be either given to a friend or have come about in 1974, Elizabeth, seminar hospitality coordinator. She donated back to Ihe orchestra for a tax with Jewish Edwin Newman, NBC-TV news commentator added that dietary laws will be observed and deductible contribution This may be done by Traiiside to skip and anchorman, will discuss "1974—Changes in thai parkinu is free. calling 624-8203 between 9 a.rii, and i p.m., or social fields U.S. National and International Policies." The first seminar held by Women's Division 759-7S07 after S p m Last-minute ticket can- Marya Mannes, author, critic and Nesvsweek in 1973 was attended by more ihan BOO women cellations may be purchased at (he box office The eighth annual inatitute before the concert of the New Jeney Chapter, shows on Sunday columnist, will speak on the subject, "Has the from the Union Counts area American Woman Changed in 1974''" Dr. National Conference of Jewish No formal programs will be presented on Mervin Verbit, sociologist, will take the topic Communal Service, will be Sunday at either' the Traiiside Nature and "1974—The Now Generation nf American 1972 1973 . [1974 . 1923] ,. 19a4 . 1§26 held on Thursday, Nov. 21, at Science Center or the Traiiside Planetarium the Hillel Foundation, Clifton Jews." avenue and Ryders lane In However, the public is encouraged to visit More than 00 Jewish women's organizations New Brunswick, and enjoy displays and exhibits at the Traiiside are involved in the planning for Nov. 21 These e The Institute will bring facilities, which are available on Saturdays, encompass all sections of the Centra! New m together profissionals in the Sundays and holidays from 1 to 5 p.m. and on Jersey, area fields of health, welfare, weekday's except Fridays from 3 to S p.m. Mrs. Edythc Zweben of I'nion is director (if education, culture, rilliion, The Planetarium, during the week, will Women's Division of the Jewish Federation ol Central New Jersey. Mrs. Irene Shapiro of m group work, recreation and feature "The Sky Is Falling," describing the m community relations. ^. ^H great meteor shower of 1848, This will be Hillside and Mrs. Betty Seidel of Mountainside. m Women's Division vice-presidents, are in SALUTING IS N Herbert Millman, exeeutrW ^~ presented at 4 p.m. on Monday through CO vice-president of the NationaK DAVID STEINBAUM OTTO WADLE Thursday, and a.t8 p.m. on Wednesday, Tickets charge of the seminar Jewish Welfare Board, will are issued for Planetarium programs on a first- Mrs, Greta Bercow of Elizabeth, seminar deliver the keynote address. ospital Ball will honor come, first-served basis. They may be obtained The overall theme of the day at the Traiiside office, The1 Planetarium seals I CP parents.hear ID L. long leislon is: "Jewish 35 persons at a time. Children under eig"h\yeaTs N Communal Service in the Next Wadle, Dr. Steinbaum of age are not admitted. Five Years—Our Role and A Otto Wadle osteopathlc mittee, Wadle has helped dentist next week Reiponilbillty in New Jer- physician and a longtime direct the growth of the Dr, Philip Grave of Westfield, a practitioner member of the board of to .sejL" community hospital from 23 to Medical lectures of children's dentistry, will speak at the m trustees will be the guests its present 180 beds. Cerebral Palsy Parents Association meeting Abe L. Sudran, executive tomorrow evening at the vice-president of the Jewish Dr, Steinbaum has served Wednesday at 3 p.m., in the Conference Room o annual Memorial General Bayonnt as a general prae- offered to laymen Community Federation of Hospital Centennial Charity of the new Union County United Cerebral Palsy Metropolitan New Jersey, will tioner for 45 years. In 1835 he The Union County Medical Society and Union Center, 373 Clermont ter,, Union, is Ball at the Hotel Suburban, was one of the osteopathic College are continuing their jointly-sponsored v speak on thej^lmplications_for Engaged in the practice of dentistry for the m New Jersey," His presen- physicians who herped secure Saturday morning medical lectures for lay past 12 years, Dr, Graye's wojk has been tation wiU be followed by a Dr, David S, Steinbaum, the passap of the Uniform people. largely with children-and often* handicapped who helped open the door to Practice Act which iranted leriei of concurrent The series of 10 programs, which began Sept. children, A consultant at Children's Specialized workshops dealing with a the establishment of full practice rights to Hospital In Mountainside, Dr, Graye is active 28, covers medical problems and medical- Ml variety of matteri of Interest osteopathic hospitals in New osteopaths. in the National Children's Dental Health Jersey, and Otto Wadle a soeioeconomic issues. It is believed to be the IS to Jewish communal workers. He is a member of the first course of its type offered jointly by a Program, at TEAM former resident of Union, who SB Further information may^be American Osteopathic Mrs, Sheila Ooldrosen of Union, president of has^erved the hospital for the county medical society and a community obtained at jTNBpO from Ted Association, the Hudson the CP Parents Association, noted that Dr, -pagt—46—iteart,-will - help college. B, Farberr'sociar planning County Osteopathle Medical Graye's experience with handicapped children celebrate the 100 th an- aisociate of the Jewish Society and the New Jersey Conducted from 10 a.m. to noon In the college . should make this meeting a must for all parents niversary of osteopathy at the m Community Federation of Association of Osteopathic auditorium in Cranford, the programs open of handicapped youngsters. All interested ball, according to Mrs, Alma 0* Metropolitan New Jeney and Physicians and Surgeons, of with a one-hour presentation of the material to people are Invited toattend. Individuals in need Roberts, Mrs, Lucille Valaia chairman of the eighth annual which he il a trustee. Nine be covered, followed by a one-hour question of transportation should phone Mrs. Goldrosen and Mrs, Deloris Wadle, co- 8 institute. members of his family are and answer session. The classes are open to the at 984.9389. Refreshments will follow the chairladiet of the affair. public. • tXieUTIVIS read our want Adi practicing osteopaths. speaker. m whin hiring employees. Brap A retired builder, and Terry Meeuwsen, Miss about yourself (or only il.Mi Can chairman of the Memorial en mil®, daily 9 to I:W, America 1973, will be featured General's Building Com- entertainer at the ball. She will sing with the Mel Arnold orchestra, which will provide fli music (or dancing throughout 1874 HAIRCUTTERS AWARD the evening. The ball wiU begin with a •f atlh Annual Garden State Beauty Show cocktail hour at 7:30 p.m., cudomaiwl followed by a prime ribs in dinner at 8:30. en 10 M Irish songs m at college . CAR WASH MEET DOROTHEA ANZELONE Sister Eileen Dolan, s to as Na| many people get to meet "Doi" huf ihey have come lo rely on her u soprano, will solo in a lecture- eompeienn. Dot who joined Union Center in 1963 U a Bookkeeper, recital of old Irish songs in Xavler Auditorium at the College of Saint Eliubeth, in . convent station, tonight at IN UNION 7i30. SPRINGFIILD AVE, (Great Eastern Shopping Ctr.) OJ The program, sponsored by One of the many good the Honors Program of the m college, will include Gaelic # Featuring the newest m melodies of the 16th through to the 19th centuries, grouped as automatic ear wash, people at The Union u songi of sleep, of lament and of love. wax I dry systems Slaty Eileen will be ac- in the country! Center National Bank companied on the piano by m Alice Dolan Rohan, and on the Irish harp by Peggyanne •IPBESTONEI Hot who have combined Dolan, who will also play Rob Trugman received a Silver Venus Medallion leveral solo selections. is and a bond tor his outstanding workmanship which he carnauba wax : The concert is open to the M displayed In the N.J, Master Hair cutter's Competition m for more than 1,000 held recently In Atlantic City. Rob's sister Debbie' li public at no charge. available. pictured with the award winning haircut. t

Rob hai Dptn«d_i_TDTAt>IAIR.CABEJiTyp!O_TOH^ Rehearsal open years of service to THE MALE AND FEMALE m Rob Trugman says .., clean healthy beautiful to area students YOUR CAR WILL LOOK LIKE A MILLION! in looking hair doesn't just happen by accident and It Area school students have Union andyou. doesn't happen overnight, REINCARNATION otters a been Invited to attend the 1 comprehensive hair care treatment program to give dress rehearsal of Handel's you the healthiest best-looking nalr you can possibly "Messiah" by The Master- With This Coupon have. REINCARNATION HAIR CUTTERS cut your hair work Chorus and- Orchestra, Qthtf Locations: m*fitm'' based on your Individual hair needs and lifestyle. directed by David Randolph, Ps**iNi IXTIRIOR WAiH on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at •Woodbridge Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, from 4:30 •Metuohen to 7 p.m. Tickets for the rehearsal are •Carteret free but (hey must be FIVE CONViNENT LOOTIONS | requested in writing, on school • Sayrivllli ]•• stationery by a teacher. Requests should be sent to The i MAI'LI. SI SUMMIT Masterwork Music and Art • Hitman Foundation, 300 Mendham Road, Morrlstown. IS61 • 0961-•' IMl • Ml \-T'

Thursday, November 7, 1974- Dayton hooters score, 3-0, qualify for state tournamen|

llyMU'MAKI.MKSKIN last week's gnmps were linemen Jeff lioeknff, just over one goal in the last nine games. Frank •' ' Qualifying for the stale tournament fnr the Dave Quartette, Ken Cohen, Unite Hlumenfeld. iMhe units rake-chargi! man, holding the; second lime in the school's history, the Jeff McQuaid, Uainer Miillliender un Alan fullhacks together with his active play. He has Jonathan Dayton soccer team bent New Layton. ureatly helped fullbacks Hick Morris and I'rnvldence, Ml, and lost to Summit, 1(1, for a f, Krupp is very pleased with1 Ihe work nf the llnrry Irwin " Joe Farlnolla, Dana Levitt and 'i :I record hiilfhacks although snmelimes, because of Sieve Matysek also played Daylnn domimiled Ihe first quarter agiiinsl their "civer-aggressiveness in other areas." the Though Kaufman tended the nets in the last New Providence, hut could nut score. outside backs are out of position when they two jiames, Krupp is extremely pleased with Dayton broke the pine open with throe goals should be at the midfield stripe. Center half 1 (he two-mun goalie iilualion, considering il one , in the second Center forward Paul Krystow back Knimel Rueda has been doing his usual of the team's strongest points '. slnrtKl il off on thp quarter's first play He look 'super jnli." he rioted, while Tony Francis has a chip pass from fullhiirk Ron Frank, made a been very consistent. Mark t'ezzuto and firs! He said, "Though our evenly played games nice move on a .New Providence fullback and sub John Mcnirlhy have linen playinH well Mjjainsl Summit speak well for themselvei, our (hen drilled Ihe bull inln the nets right corner Also enntrihiitlnjj were Art Leak nnd Klrvr play in the lasi six or seven games shows that Krystow later scored agliin with his seventh Kechtie we can compete with anyonu in the con- unassisted jsonl of the season, a hiillel like shot "The fullbacks have been extremels enn ference " He is expecting his team lo provide a frnm 25 feel out over the goalie's head. Minutes sistent holding the opposition to an average of reasonable showing in'lhc state tournament later, inside left wins Cary Scheich took a long VARSITY lOOTIRS — Members of the Jonathan Dayton Shindler, second row, Artie Leak, Steve Hochfle, John puss from fullback Rick Morris, sidc-slepperi u Regional High School team which hot brought about o McCarthy, Paul Krystow, Bill Nevius. Mark Psiiutto, David fullback, and then blonpetl the ball right under resurgence in loccer fortunes aro. from left, front. Coach Ouatrone, K*n Cohen: rear, Rainer Malibender, Rick Morris, the crussbar II was Scheich's seventh goal Dayton girls finish in tie Art Krupp, Gary Sehtich, Harry Irwm, Jeff Ratkaff. Tony Imit Rutda, Dona L(viti. Joe Parinollo, iruce Blumenfeld, There was no scoring in the last two stanzas Francis, Steve Matysek, Ron Fronk. Algn Layton, Norm Jcjff WcQuoid and Sid Koufmqn. (Photo-Craphici) as Coach Art Krupp emptied his bench New Providence nlfflns! spnijed gnalie Sid Kauf man's shutout in Ihe fourth quarter but tht> lefi for Suburban tennis title wing's shot hit the inside of Ihe goal post arid HvCAHVHIIKKMAN Hieszczak won their second doubles match, u-7, Bulldogs beaten by Caldwell, 34-0; bounced away (it), li-2 Krupp was very satisfied with his team's The Dayton girls tennis team lost to Caldwell Against Millburn everyone, including Coach play. He felt the Bulldogs were the better squad <2-3) but defeated Millburn, 4-1, to tic (he Ed Jasinski, was amazed when the Dayton in (heir first game against New Providence defending Suburban Conference champions for squtid overpowered the defending champions. despite the ! J loss This game was cspei'ialh will play host to Madison Saturday Ihe 1074 conference title Daytnn and Millburn Donna Lies lost in first singles. 44, 6-0, 5-7. In important in that it was the qualifying enntest finished with 12-1 conference records: Dayton's second singles, Laura Hockstein wonder 12th and srwn r,ilrli\i-ll Ined a flea flic kcr plus fnr the state tciurnament Krupp was mil li% Mllll VH Ml-SklN pt nud fnllnumy .1 Bnii i [ii idt pulll tn ]K -17 overall mark is 14-2 During the past week, the match of the season, B-0.4-6, 6-2. Laurie Weeks 1 J Ma>>lr^ Mil end Ji-ff Lduxhi- nn a swing pass satisfied with the 1st k uf aggressiveness in Ihe A mi !««,«, In t jlchull la«.l Sdlurd.is n.1 . ihi \n* [ .t H\ \ard i uri \i\ qu.irlcr ti.it k (hip netters, playing four teams in five days, also won, 61, 1-6. 6-3, in third singles The powerful liplnnd Ihi lint tif strimmage and La«shf second half as if the club wire just plavmg Ihi Inn.ilhan D.u Inn fnnlh.iil le.im s Ihnri in , ihi half ended with dildmll in ihr air h\ .i Mjphumori' qiurtitliaik nn ihc In Ihi ^t'tuild qu.irlrr lh# ( tnif* recmcreH end cif the first quarter nn a rising shnl frnm In the Caldwell match, Donna Lies was In a non-conferenee mateh against lr.iding 22 (I ground hv two fine runnnrs nnrl ,iUn h,m a fini i|Uarts'rhack Bi lan Hurkc >, (urnhli' nn thi ir !h the left side into the net's upper right corner beaten in first singles, 64, 6-7, 2-6, while Laura Kenilworth, victories went to Laura Hockstein, Thi Chiefs louk thr suuirld hair kic knff and 1 piaickukfT c o,ic h FLni) nlnc>r ^.iv, Mjdisnn Tv.u pLi\s Litpr ( l,nk sinrtd again Ihi^ linn Although the Bulldog - appln'ri offensive Hockstein suffered her first defeat of the fl.0. 6-0; Susan Ostrich, 61, 6-2: Randi Schnee, imnieriwitelv drn\e In Ihc I)a\tnn three where a h.i** tht* pnlfnti.il tn ,cnrr ninfn pninK if thmji^ mi a i> sard Miinl iin«n tin middle M.ilDi.nk pressure in the second half thiy wtreshtmed season in second singles, 3-6.4-fl. Laurie Weeks, 6-0. 60, and Cathy Picul and Gail Bieszezak in fumble aas ret inered tn n,nton kicking frnm gn right He cxpfcU ta m.ikr j fr-\\ m.i]IIJ I hnsC iisjJnniTiiii in Ihi I no pniiit icumisicm hv the stubborn. Summit defense playing third singles, won, 6-0, 6-3. The first first doubles. 6-3, 6-2, Teri Bloom and Donna 1 his end ?nne Meide laumhed a tri'mpniimJs 94 riefmmw Lhangi"! and IM ,i li v. rllffirrnt itildwill '•iiiri'i igain at Ihi end tit thi- hrupp was disap^mnted that the Bulldogs doubles team of Captain Eileen Bass and Hand! Gerbor lost their second doubles match, 5-7, said punt lu Ihe ( aldwell three AiLnrding tn things nn nffpnv seiond stjnr.i Marling Ihc rlmr cm then 4(1 could, not take advantage of the mans scoring Schnee lost, 4-6, 0-6, while Cathy Picul and Gail The last set was called off because of darkness. tdldHi'M siuri-d in Ihi middle nf Ihi lir^l Ihc I hull, niciM-ii tci Ihi' I).i\tnn 47 On ettiiid dim I The kick is pnilwhly a sLhonl rertird if opportunities it had Summit si ured a gnnd gnal nut a TI itiunal om we tnuld dn nnthing about it Davtnn got a ('jldui.ll dnne In its 4ti Then Maslev hit end break in the third quarter hut tould not take I awshecinapust pU\ ,il the 22 jnd the rnmir advantage nf it when a Summit plaver was Detrkk a champ/on on links Harriers 7th in county, idn lu pa\ dirt Thp two pnint run was slupped thumbed out uf the game and the Hilltoppers <" alris^el! reinSLred a Carmen Scoppttlunln had to plav with 111 men Summit ranked luth funihle nn Ihe Hulldng is in Ihe fnurlh quarler in the state rei entlv lied Nn 2 Herkelev Basketball coach wins tourney Heights ,- four plavs later halfback Sal Tmn ran the h.ill Former Springfield resident BUI Ditrtek, School, Hi waj namid hesd coach al the 4th in conference meet in frnm the ,i\ Thi entra pninl attempt was 'The line has been gc*HiM a high number ol now head basketball coach at\ Central colltge in 1957 and has ltd his teams to 51 wide to the left Davton madtMts nnh thredf— shots on^nal hut manv tinifs lack the finibhing H*C.\R'i SHI IU14S week thr harnerb losl 11 W n.i\lun •• BilK Contiteiieut Slate College, won the tnflual Stan eonMcutlve viciories. He is director of thi late in ihe gdine hut wa, foiled «hen a Burke •nuches * t...... u put inn hal. l away iKrup- p The Havtim i rims cuuntrs learn has tnmpilt d Hjnrstdd finished lirst »ith I haili- Kiel fifth Pisk Memorial Golf Event, played recently at Connectlcul Basketball Summer School, at km™ ledges He dlsu notes thai the unit has dl an 11 "i ncnrd in dual meet mmpetitiim this (,,m Werner sixlh till (.nldslnin eighth Cars pass was inlircepted Ihe Slanley, Conn,, municipal golf course. headquartered ai Garden Lakt, Conn. times heen intimidated h\ the uppositmn and season Mundd> Ihc squad lomprled at Sherman 11th Inlin Keenan Uth and Hen Ihuugh he was disappointed with the game s The vlciory was Ihe firm major one for He il married 10 thi formir Barbara iE does nut plav aggrtssivch Millhurn in,in .iwav miei M "lerda\ it plasert di'lt/eiler 1 ith Werner h.impiMed hv a col* nuttnme (liner said Caldwell is the best tea 111 Deirick, who ltd a large field of compeiiiors Ferguion of Niw Britain, Conn., and is thi Stheich and Krystnw have heen ex hnst to Sernna High Silinul Saturday the was in sei-ond plate must nf thi raie V ur %i w in Ihe ciinferc-nie Nine ill Ihi II nffensive and edged ihi title from the first runnir-up by faiher of three children; Bwbara Ellen, 20; i eptionallv consistent,' he said Taking part in harriers w ill pdrtic ipale in Ihi Slate Seitinnals Provldenre Scult Hrennan was second Jnhn players were starters last vear It is quite one slroke, carding a 73, Thi tournament Deborah, 19, and William, li. at Wannaneo Park Eli/,(lieth at in ill u m Hornak third Ed Grant fourth Rav Huuknighl apparent Taldwell is serj experienced The honors Sanity L, Pisk, longtime htad Tuesday the team uil! plas hu-il In Summil seventh and Jnhn Hughes ninth MHt(,h was pleased that nianv of the \oungei professional at ihi Sianlty course, NBA 62 title playoffs High Suheiol at Mcisi 1 Field at i in p m In the varsity race at the Union C nunt\ Meet plaiers*-saw snme action He .iiknimledges Dtirick, (he son of Mr, and Mrs^ William H. In a dual meet jgainsl hv<& Providence last Day tun placed sevynth among i'l schools with tha^t muth of his team ib comprised ol un OCCER Delriek of Cinlir llretl, Springfield, planned on public TV 2Mpmnts Each srhoul eiitend siven runmr^ derclassmen \ gradual id from Jonathan Dayton Regional for d total nf 114 starters Bjurstad finished Diner vn'" not impressed with roam of his Film clips from the 1961.62 National Hi|h School in 1945 and from Cintrsl Basketball Association play-offs bitwien the Russia vs. U.S. fourth in the rate competing with Bob players hut a few cdught his eye Offensively C E N E Connicilcui State Calltgi in IBM, H« has Amitrani «r t'ranfurd nnan (Tamey nf Burke who was JH fnr 123 yards did dn Bojton Ciltics and the Los Angeles Lakeri earned a mast«r'i degree from NYU and all will be featured on "The Way It W*i, " next Westfield and Iim (icitun nf Rasrlle Pathnlii — "adequate ion at quarterback " setting up the Bvnin wnn trampoline event doctoral credit! from Columbia UnLvtriliy, Thursday, at 8 p.m. on Channels 80 and 58, three of Ihe top i miners in the siale <,elt?eiler screen, plavs well gcoppetttinlo pl.iyed his The Ehzaheth SC Lancers moved within nne Whlli ai Dayion, hi was a member of the The Fsse\ skalem Si hnlarship Fund Int and finished i7th Kiel Bird Shrrnun 71rd Keen,in usual good game dl wingbaek while making Program hosts include former Celtics coach puint of Hrsl place in the CAM M.ijnr Fin isiun fool ball and basketball teams. Hi eontlnuid in Red Auerbaeh and players Bob Cousy and Tom the \^esl I" sse\ > MC \ are piepanng lu in 'list and Bill Leber'12nd Cranfoid High Sihnnl four reieptions for bl yards Fullhai k Miki snulh last Sunday hv downing the German 1 hole iporis at Ceiilral Connoc'icut and added Heinsohn, The Lakers will be represented by spuhsui an \\l -..im tmnrd Russia sersus vuin the race with u puinls fnllnwedln Rnselle Hood led Ihe grnund altack ilsn making two Hungarians 1(1 at Farcher s Grnve John baseball ai well, earning 1! varsity letters in Elgin Baylor, Hot Rod Hundley and Frank L'nited states !raui[iullne exhibilinn Thib event Catholic IM points) find VSestfidd mil catches ( ummmgs shot the Inne goal of the game early four years—a school record, Following Selvy. is sihuduleri In hi. IILIII .il .Smith Wounlalii In the juninr varsitv rate the Dastnn squid Defensively Oliver was pleased with the in the first half hy looping thb ball into Uje nel gradual Ion, he played semipro baseball for one Arena un DPI H This unusual meel will in finiqhed fourth nut nf Hsi-honh in Iher.ne with great twn way effort nf center hnehatkrr lerrv cm a pass frnm Ed Jijon The goal was number year with a SI, Louis Cardinals farm team. i lude a traveling Russian team ut their best 13H pmnts Eai.li bihnnl entered seven runneis Hagunese whn led the team with 18 assisted fight uf the season hv Cummings tn make him Deirick, who holds Iht rank of aisocialt Five on Y swim teams tramp athletes «hn «ill he mmpclinK iur d total nf 1(31 starters iJ.innv Smith led lhi> tackles Ihe league's leading scurer with an averagj uf profesior ai Central Corinicficut State, ioinid Five boys from Springfield have been named against the hesl Amerlt dn trampnhne experts squad by finishing 17th Brad Werner was 24th Kevin Mercer also played well at lini'haiker unt» a game ihe naff as aiiinant basketball coash in 1855, to swim teams at the Summit YWCA, They are: The e\ent Mill he the nnl> time thi Russian Hubert Gilbert Mth t,dr> I uPutro list Russell itiming up with a fine interception Jim Rite Goalies, Claude Campos for the Lancers and following employmenl as a teacher and Buddy Pinkava, Matthew Eiek, Glen Phillippi. team will peifnrni in the east coast area Laustein 17th, Billv Solosj 4Bth and Rii-hard -was exceptional at tackle, being credited with John Crasser for the New York eleven played asliilanl baskeibnll coach at Irvinglon High Charles Eiek and Peter Cook, The npurt of trampiiline is a fasl griming part Simon 41st Westfield High Schnnl, placing five 11 assists Secondary back Jack Flood made a well stopping many well plated shots It was hoys m the top sii places, sum the late with Hi number of individual tackles of g\nintistii-s This meet mil he bringing Crasser whn halted a not to well plat ed tngcther the hesl in this sport frnm the limn points, followed bv Plamfield IVJi and Kusrlle nffensivelv the starting lineup i unlisted of penalty shot in the closing minutes of the game tries in a LOmpetilive tjpe situation making rathnlic 188) Ragonese Heide, Gary Presslaff Bnh The shot was taken by Lamer Jur Howarth the perfnrmws mure exciting to watch In the Suburban Conference Meet at Branch Pntomski and Joe Ragucei Mitch Kurtzer and and would have given the Union hooters a 1 n Brook Park, Newark Dayton finished fourth Hich Consales also saw action on the line edge other i-venls tn be included in the program H]orstad won the rate hv more than ISO yards The backfield HdS led by Burke and runners There is still no word nn the protest against nnw being arranged are gjmnastiLs demon Othei Dayton Finishers Kiel (2/-k Sherman hcoppettuolo, Flood, Ted Parker and Branden the Greek Americans If Eluabeth SC wins the "strations hv tnrHevel gymnasts - i21) Gultzeiler (28) Keennn 1121 anf Goldstein Gambee Doing the pasj^catthing and adding^ protest they will mnye into first plate in the Tieket

If you're planning a Thonks|iving dinner, DAIRY IMIODUCTS g potatoes plentiful f'roien potato slocks up 46 you will be hippy to know that moat of the Fluid milk, butter, cheese and nonfat dry Fresh t'ltrus fruits and eifrus juices and percent over last year's low supplies, tt per traditional foodstuffi for the national holiday milk continue in udequato supply though milk frozi>n concentrated orange juiw plentiful 'f ni ahovn (he 1971 73 nverage arc in plentiful supply, Turkey and cranberries production at seasonal low f'omm»rc-ial stocks Florida's frozen orange juice stocks ai the end -a l! uhnvi' thi> of September were II percent above lasl year's Frnztm vegrtables plentiful Sept ,10 slocks IS according to the U.S. Department of 197! 71) Novemh(>r average large supply Production of early, mid-season fM'rcenl greater than lasl year's Canned Agriculture's food market aleri for November and Naval orange viinlles up six percent from vegetables adequate Mori, tomatoes and The OSDA projections are bated on reports I'HODCf K last season and 14 percent atave 1971-73 tomato productions will be available and the from growers and producers in mid-Oolohfr Krush CTuntierries nml rnintH'rrs products average Grapefruit production fexH'ltl'ng some Or fewer iiipplini; of nlhnf mnjnf ranrwi !r • »grt,ibi(>8 -Q-O" plentiful with priiriuflion JIi mmr rrriird ,i*>titf! yroHurfjon fsgmris m Calitn'"'" '• levels seven pi'rcciil above lusl yenr mirt five Peanuts pl«nliFu< Wiilnuls plentiful because KED MEATS Hown eight percent From l.j$t yfjir Beef in plentiful supply but lower grade beef percent ahonri "f (he 197! ?:( iivi'ratst' of rarrj("<> Itmn rocnrH IU71 i-rnp Almnn((« Pears also plentiful with record crops in ihr ('Sinned non-citrus fruits adequate plentiful accounts for a moderately high production Raisins and dried primes pxpm'tm) !« 1M* during November Anjou and Bust vnni'lies plentiful Pork supplies adequate. Production Apples plentiful The I'liinmcri'inl emp MIs Onions plentiful in view of 15)74 sinrafle IT»P seasonally lar|e and moderately above a year pquals lasl ypiir'i uml is ullghtlv nbov(> thi' I'l'l Idee plentiful with record crop 12 percent IH percent larger 'han lasi v**ar's ago but below the November 1970 73 nvorngi' 7fl avcragi" 11 hove lust yr.jir's nnrt n pnrri.nl hlghnr ihan the Sweet, p^itiitoe^ adequate, witli prqu;tU> Ffndin'fiun in 1171 7,1 aiwigp •.even percent ahead '•( last year's and 10 POULTRY & EGCiS Ciiliforniti, main grnwnr. is down three pertrni Dry Ijcans and dry pens plentiful Reenrd dry 1 percent bigger than the h)71 73 average Irish Turkeys In plentiful supply because of reenrd from insi year hut t7 pcrt'ont nlxivi the tii7i 7:i bran crop. ,11 percent larger than last year's cold storage holdings about one-third greater Dry p*a production expected In more than than a year ago and one-half more than the double last year* and i-xrnpri IOTI n nveraBp 1971-73 average. This more than offsets the Secretaries plan program on law hv 3fl percent : expected decline in new-crop marketings The .Summit and West Ksse's Chapters »f the The program will he presented hy Bum Wheat supplies adequate for t. S food needs Broiler-fryer production adequate although National Secretaries Association i Inter Km*Hrnan. a New .Iprsev aittifnt's Krm'fimrin Kxporls will be smaller than last year Output 10 percent less than a year ago and fivo percent national) will sponsor a seminar on the topic, has been involved for several years in courses is a record high four percent above 1973 and 10 under the 1971-73 average •'There's No Ksi'usi1 ("r Ijjnnninro n[ the Lim, [ieiiling with Law for the Laymen " There will percent above tho 1971 71! average Eggs adequate although output is likely to be on Saturday, Nov 1H (rum ii a m io;i:iiipm at he ;i disrussiqn unrt C|1|I'S(IIIII pcriorl fnr K.i, 'Virn supplies for food use adequate despite two to three percent Under 1973 and six percent the Manor in West Orange The ri'Kistratiiin fi'i' participants 16 percent rtdurtmn fmm lwih th<" i»7i ,tn

THE PITTSBURGHETTES; a girlt1 barbershop quartet-from the Keystone state, will viiit this area for the first tim* Friday and Saturday evening, Dec. 6 and 7, The foursome includet (clockwise from top left): ill»n Hood, lesd; Diana Neat, t»nor; Dottle Rhoadei, bats, and Myrna Kleber, baritone. They will appear at Westfleld High School in the annual 'Harmony Holiday' performance of the Colonial Chorus, local chapter of SPEBSQSA, the Society for the Preservation and intouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, The show will ol»o feature another girls' quartet, "The TreBtops," and the current international champion barbershop quortet, 'The Regents," "Gift" to 1975 Kean conference to examine J police, community relations Chanukah and Christmas A poliCB-cOfhmunity relations conference, The conference's purpose, according to Dr. open to municipal police officer! of Union Jane Wase. o member of the college's sociology County, will be held in Downs Hall at Kean and social work faculty, who designed its College of New Jerjey on Nov. 15 from Bam to program, is to "examine the relatidffifiip 1:30 p.m. The conference is sponsored hy the between certain communities and their vested * college's office of community services and representatives, the police," faculty members representing the academic Dr. Wase believes that such an examination Club Members departments of sociology and social work, "will contribute to greater understanding on psychology, education ind history. the part of police offleers hy helping them to become more aware of the problems faced by these groups in coping with modern urban society in an era that presents a particularly Course is offered difficult and complex adjustment problem," The conference's focus, she said, will be on in beaded flowers "the role of the police in ameliorating thai problem." Classes in beaded flowers are taught by A framework for the panel sessions of the L«ona Cnopersmith every Monday at the conference will be outlined in an historical Creative Arts Workshop, Hillside Community overview of law enforcement-community Center, 274 Hillside ave;, Hillside, from 7:30 to relations presented by Dr. Donald Rachle, of 9:30 p.m. the Kean College history department at 9 a.m. • BH1 Davisr teaches painting in all mediums, The conference, an outgrowth of requests by itill life and portraiture, with a live model in Union Township's police commissioner and attendance. member of the college's community advisory FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT Both couriei are open to all members, board, James Conlon, will include concurrent beginners as well as advanced students. There morning workshops On police as a social control is a fee of $1 per lesson, Viesvers are welcome at A FULL on your completed in a democratic, society, the police and (he no charge. individual, the police and the Spaniih speaking community and thi educational perspective. Chanukah and Panelists include Marshall rorman of the Mums club show college's departmentrff sociology and social Christmas Club Accounts work, Dr. Barbara Stembridge of the depart- ment of psychology, Dr. Orlando Edreira of the slated tomorrow foreign language department and Dr. Hiehard The N.J, Staje Chrysanthemum Society will Nichols of the department of educational arts meet tomorrow at B p.m. at the National State and systems. ' *, Bank Building, 183 Morris ave,, Sprinifield, The workshopi will be held from 10 to 11:15 Members are asked to bring all their late- a.m. and from noon to 1 p.m., followed by a bloomers to compete with other members' summary session and a genera! question and This rate will be paid exhibits in the yearly Intra-CIub Show, answer period concluding at 1:30 p.m. All interasted chrysanthemum growers are . Police officeri wishing to register for the conferenee or obtain additional Information at maturity on completed welcome to attend. Further information may 1 , he obtained from Joseph Moran, 350 Creekbed should call Kean College ! office of community rd,, Mountainside, 854- services at M7-20M," NOW...SAVINGS ML BE Clubs only. Accounts Casts, performances listed INSURED FOR TWICE AS MUCH may be opened NOW and for UC campus center shows will receive dividends AT Effective Nov. 27,1974 next October. twenty-seven, i.. , n^ acto.^IBn « an-i**Hd actresse^f,lF»ECfigs fiSVhavPe bhies presenteFti*&CBfifpdH ThursdayThllPsHsu , Novj\fnu . 1Id4 att 2 p.m.ti Fti; OS folloWSt been ulicted to" perform In repertory Friday,Nov. 15, at 2p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 16at MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH ACCOUNT productions of Noel Coward'i "Hay Fever" and 8 p.m.; Monday, Nov. IB at 2 p.m.; Tuesday, "Blithe Spirit" and Luis Pirandello'! "Six ,Nov. 19at B.p.m., and at midni|ht Wednesday, Individual Accounts . Charaetsri in Search of an Author" at Union *NOV. 20. • s CoUege'i Campui Center Theatre, according to Included in the east-of the three playg are Husbond_ __„_ 40,000 Prof. Donald Julian, chairman of the fine arts David Faterson of Welt Sixth avenue, Roselle; department. • * Charles Johniton of Morristown road, Linden; Julian will direct the three playi with "Hay Linda Koiub of Henshaw avenue, Springfield; Fever" scheduled Wedneiday, Nov. 13, at fl Frances Joy of Bower jtreet, Linden; John Wife:. '40,000 HARMON!A SAVINGS BANK Sobin of Stanley terrace, Union; Grace Eavesa^ p.m.'.Sunday, Nov.!?, at 2 p.m.; Monday, Nov, P.O. SOX O. itlZASITH, N.J. 07207 IB at8p.m., and Wedneiday, Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. of W. Westfleld avenue, Roselle Park, and John "Blithe Spirit" will be presented on Thur. Stuckey of MiddtesK street, Linden^ Joint Accounts Sure, you've get the dividend paying 1975 Chanukah Also included In the casts are Stanley Kgruzli Husband and WlfB__.._ iday, Nov. 14 at I p.m.; Friday, Nov..IB at 8 '40,000 or Chrlstmai Club for me. I inelsit $ _—.. p.m.; Saturday, Nov, 18 «t 2 p.m.; Sunday, of Morris itreet, Rosellt; Jeffrey penciak of Nov. 17 at B p.m.; Tuesday, Nov, 19 at 2 p.m., Mercer avenue, Roielle; David Paterson of Revocable Trutt Accountt Please open a Chanukah or Christmas Club for me. I and Wednesday, Nov, 20 «t 8 p.m. West Sixth avenue, Roselie, and David Manian Husband in Trust far Wife ,____ „ want ta make a weekly payment sf $__ ... "Six Chiraetsrs in Search of an Author will of Harrlion avenue, Roielle, Husband in Trust for Ch'ild± ___.,_„ Husband in Trust for Orondehild_. .^ NAMi. ___= —~—-, — Wifi in Trwit for Husband______'40,000 Clergyman board head CAKE & FOOD Wife In Truit far Child______. for eaeh oeeeunt Wife In Trust far Grandchild— 1__ SIGNATURi__— The R?v Mr, Craven DECORATING The Rev. Richard E, L • etui TOU WISH TO JOIN Gravin, pastor of the received hil B,A. degree from SUPPLIES Prtsbyterlan Church at the College of Wooiter and his • CHANUKAH D CHRISTMAS Woodbury, hu been unan- B.D, from Prinoeton • PMtry pill I, tubti Theologleal Seffiinary, Hi is a • Novtlllti • Suur Mslfli Maka SB R.cl». NtM imously elided chairman of Otlobtrt member of the Presbytery sf W,.kly Pgyminti Ihf board of truateei of • it * IIP Bloomfleld College, West Jersey .of the United • Woddlno * Allocation Preibytirian Church, U.S.A., erntintnii • 2 100 a past vioi-moderator of the • • DttorttlnB iMkl 150 D 3 2J0 To PubllcUy Choirmert! Synod of New Jersey and • Mllllgyl Ornimenti as MO Chairman of thi Synod Cauiis mm (w our vntkly Smeimi The Family Savings Bank-Since 1851 a to Would you like Committee, , - . i.ooo ^ C«rol« Sptnci ft Mirllyn MnMl • 20 some help in pre- , tPlUi i%% ANNUM BiyiDIND ON COMHHl'6 ClUIS paring newipaper Moil reetntly, he wii a WILTON PRODUCTS AVAIUBU In'ELIZABETH; V UNION SQUARE * 540 MORRIS AVI. • 289-O8OO membir of the March com- CREftTE-A-CAKE in SCOTCH PLAINS: 2253 NORTH AVE. (Cor. Grsstwsed Rd.) • 654-4622 reieaMi? 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" r: Thursday, Novambtr 7, 1974- Cantor Butensky Woman's Club executive unit Women's League will entertain for will meet Nov. 14 AST10CI1 HAl'TISTllll 11(11 MErKESST ANDS SPRINGFIELD AVE. Hadassah group plans its activities for month at local temple SPHINCKIEIJ) Can! OF Henry Bulensky of Templi Beth chairman, announced that her group will meet Th§ Northtm New Jersey Branch of KKV CLAHKNt'K ALSTON. PASTOR Shalom, Livingston, will entertain the The executive board of the Springfield on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Womm's League for Conservative Judaism Saturday 3 p m ''hurrh School choir members of' Ihe Springfield Chapter of Woman's Club met recently al the home of Mrs. Phillips, 1B6 Henshaw ave,, to make Christmas will meet Thuridiy, Nov. 14 at Temple Beth rehearsal Hadassah a' I heir meeting on Wednesday at 8 Walter Anderson to plan activities for the novelties for hospllalizid children. Mrs. Frank Ahm, Springfield. Mrs. Milton Levlnson of Sunday 9 30 a m . Sunday Rchonl II fi m . pm al Temple Beth Ahm, Springfield. month Assisting Ihe hostess was Alice Ilieg, worship service 7pm. evening Fellowship Madison is co-hostess The department is Verona, president, will preside at the mettlng, Mrs. Clifford Schwarti, chapter president, Miss Rieg, who is nlso literature chairman, Wednesday: 9 p m . midweek service announced plans for her group to meet last planning to contribute lo the New Jersey State which will iliri al 10:30 a.m. will call on Mrs Wallace Callen for a report on Federation of Women's Clubs "operation The Ihime of the day will be "Showcase for ihe harvest lunchsm, to be held Wednesdiy, Saturday at the home of Mrs, Phyllis Bouchard c IIMMI MTV I'MKhliYTKHtAN ( lirilr I! Candy Cookie" which sends home-baked items Jewish Living."Thf chairman for the program Nov. 21, al ihe Chanliclir, Millhum, Marlon in Lakewood MKKTlNli HOfSKI.ANI-' Mrs John riAndrca. American hnmi> In patients in permanent residence hospitals will be Mri. Nathinlel Isler of New Milford. Resniek will report on Youth Aliyah and Mrs, and resident children (both in slate and county The CEAC vice-president of New Jersey MOVNTA1NSI11K Suart Wiiienberg will report on tag week, MINISTER THK KKV KI.MKH A TAL.CnTT institutions I. as well ag patients ^..veterans' Branch of Women's League is Mn. Normin Mrs Joel Kaplan, fund raisin! vice-president hospitals. • Ripps of We* Caldwell, OKGANIST ANU C1IUIH D1KKCTOH and tag week wordlnilor, this week explained Reva Kramerman According to Mrs. Frank McClatchey, Also participating in the program wUl be MR JAMES LITTLE ihai lag week proceeds are used for the Youih creative arts chairman, her department will Mrs, David Adler of Springfield, branch Toriliv, T p "' Vvcstmin-tiT Chiin Aliyah immfgration movement. engaged to wed meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Theodore creative handicrafli, Mn. Sanford GeJwarg of She said, "to date, Hadassah has helped Sundin « la urn Hiiilc siiidi (j :i(i Stiles, 69 Linden ave , with Mrs. C V Mentzer Sprinlfleld is prelidtnl of the hosteis a m resei lie and rehabllilale in Israel nearly 150,000 Cantor and Mrs Irving Kramerman of Church School lor drndi's is in so am. (is co-hostess. They plan to work on Christmas sisterhood, and will extend greetingi. Jewish children from 80 lands. Hadassah Edgewood avenue, Springfield, have Morning Worship arid Churi-h "u'hixil fnr f'rndle centerpieces and programs for the 25th an Northern New Jersey Branch reprtsinli SS provides a large percentage of (he funds announced Ihe engagement of their daughter niversary celebration. Sisterhoods affiliated with conservative Itoll IhrouKh neicmd grade ii p m . Ninth needed for maintenance, education and special Reva, of Bordenlown, formerly of Springfield, The social services group will meet at the synagogues in the northern New Jersey area, tirade Kellmvehip • i" P "i ^'liHii High projects, io Peter Vorona, son of Mr and Mrs, Fllip home of the chairman, Mrs Edward Schubert, } ellowship "There are some 13,500 wards in training in Vorona of Trenton. chn«liin> Krim-aiion 2B4Northviewter.,at 1 p.m Tuesday afternoon Monday H p m 270 Youih Aliyah innaJlatinns Where they are A graduate of Jonathan Dayton Regional Jewish women to hear Meeting lo work on bed pads for the Palmer Nursing being given academic and vocational education High School and Rider College, the bridfrtlect Home.Mrs, Schubert stated that her group had Wedncsdiiy S :«! p in .CiinFirniiiiion Class H plus recreai ion and cultural act ivitles. The new MUS. HOSEdiiJJEHT at lends Mercer County College. astrologer at luncheon r m riiancnl rhoir Rehearsal gone to the nursing home lasl week to give a challenge is Soviet Russian youth for whom Her fiance, a Marine Corps veteran, is a Halloween party for the patients Those on the The Greater Westfield Section of National special programs musi be provided," she said graduale of Trenion Central High School and Council of Jewish Women will have its Paid-tJp ell It I AIlY(iKl.(H'HI)KS committee included: Mrs James Cawley, Mrs Since Youth Aliyah was founded in 1834," Magaz/ne editor Mercer County College, and attends Newark John Griseli, Mrs Robert Kennedy, Mrs John Memberihip Luncheon next Tuesday al 12:15 •««>CENTRAL AVK . MOI'NTAjNR! W lens of thousands of young men and women allege of Engineering, majoring in chemical p.m, at Temple Emanu^l, Weilfield. TTie guest KKV nlTRAHDJ MrCAHRV Moore, Mrs, Edward Haekowski and Mrs, have been graduated and have become a to speak to group engineering^ He Is employed by Circle F Michael Tatusko. speaker for the afternoon will be John Elliott, PASTOR skilled vanguard, a potent and positive force in Industries, Trenion, aslrologer, who , will entertain with his The International affairs chairman, Mrs, HEV GERARDB WHELAN the developmeni of their country, making Mrs Rose Bennel! Gilbert, editor of 'l.lKil A January wedding is planned. obiervalions and personal forecasts for the William Peacock, announced plans for her HKV CHARLES H I'RNK'K com ribul ions lo agriculture, industry, Iierarutinji Ideas" magazine, will be" guest audience. A full course luncheon will be served. meeting on Thursday evening, Nov 21, at the ASSISTANT PASTORS leaching, ihe iris, ihe defense forces, speaker at a Mguntainside Newcomers Club a lfl home of Muriel Sims, IB Molter ave. She will be Sunday Masses ai", 8, B IS 1» '" ai.f< merchant marine and diplomatic services. ' a mcetinjJ to be held Nov. 13 at H p.m. at the Jade Garden Club lists assisted by Mildred Levsen as co-hostess. Mrs. i! noon spokesman (aid. Isle, Scotch Plains Ms. Gilbert will make ii fieorge Lancaster will talk on a recent trip to Saturdays evening Mass, 7 p m slide presentation on 'Budget Decorating." For And About Teenagers Weekdays- Masses al 7 and R si m First the Holy Land and show colored slides, Mrs nilher! was horn in Virginia, where she Tuesday meeting THIS WEEKS LETTER: Friday- 7. fi and II 3D a m SHKIN<;KIKU>EMANTKI, Mrs, Thomas Maher, education chairman, started her journalistic career writing for Please help me with this problem I have. I'm Miraculous Medal Novena and Mass- UNITED METHODIST CIII'IU'II The Mountainside Garden Club will meet stated that plans are being made to have a newspapers and magazines. Editor of "1,001 16 and 1 went out with this guy for a couple of Monday al 8 p.m CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY GREEN Tuesday al i p.m. 11 the home of Mrs. Samuel group of high school girls attend College Day at Decorating Ideas" since 1972, she has been months. He is very nice and I really like him. Benediction during the sehnnl yMr on Friday THE HEV. JAMES DEWART, MINISTER Kinney, 920 Lawrence ave., Wejtfield. Douglass College on Saturday, Nov. IB. A series .isjociated with the magazine since 1966 except Everytime we go out we have a nice time,Then al 2:45 p.m Today—fi p.m. Chancel Choir B:3n p.m Mrs, Donald Roehrs of the Donald Roehri of seminars will be held discussing various for a three-year "working retirement" during 1 get home and I don't see him for a week or Baptisms nn Sunday il ! pm by ap. Search. 9 p m. Springfield Alcoholics Nursery in Franklin Lakes will demonstrate fields of study in college and their relation to which lime she looked after Iwo infant sons and two. He doesn't talk to me when I'm around my 'poinlrnenl Anonymous Group, Fellowship Hall ihe ari of making Christmas wreaths and future careers Anyone interested may contact collaborated on the manuscript of a 300-pagr friends What should I do? Confessions every Saturday and eves of Holy Friday = ll a.m. to 7 p.m., annual bazaar nf book, "All About Decorating," published by arrangements. Mrs, Maher. OUR REPLY: There isn't much you can do Days and First Fridays, from 4 to F, and from United Methodist Women in Wesley House VI 1001 Communications Co Assist ing Mrs. Kinney as co-hosi esses will be noon to 2 p.m., snack bar in Fellowship Hall Mrs. Joseph A. McGroarly, Mrs, Counland T, right now except try to understand him a little. 7:« Iq 8:30 p.m. Mrs Donald Bellezza is chairwoman for this 5:15 tn 7 p.m.. Pot Roast Dinner, Fellowship Denney and Mrs. George A. Darsie, Mrs, Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT Perhaps he doesn't like to talk to you when you month's Newcomers Club meeting, which is HOLY (HUSK U'THKRAN C'lIUU H Hall Roberi L, Duncan and Mrs. Paul Gerharl will are in a crowd with your friends because he' open lo members and guests. Reservation i THK CHURCH OF THE RADIO Sunday -9:30 and 1] a m Morning Worship pour lea. might he a bit shy or he might feel out of place. moy be made by calling 854-4BZ3 before Nov. 8 1 -s:- ••LITHERAN HOUR" AND TVS Sermon. "Share The Love. Of Christ" n Would you go up to him and start talking with "THISISTHELIFE'-i Emphasis on response to social problems. !!:3n him if he were in a large group of his friends KVANCKi. BAPTIST ('lll'KCII 039 MOUNTAIN AVE , SPRINGFIELD a.m. German Language Worship Service H::iii in (especially if the two of you don't have many 242SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD 'Right to privacy' THE REV JOEL R YOSS, PASTOR a.m. Church School for all ages 1030 am ,' ,, i -. 11 friends in common)'? You say that the two of REV. WILLIAM C, SCHMIDT, JR., PASTOH TELEPHONE DR94525 Fellowship Period, f> p.m. Youth Fellowship you have a nice time when you go out together HEAR THE EVANGEL HOUR EACH Thursday—8 p.m., choir to be topic of talk and this is a good sign. Perhaps he is working Monday-B p.m. Methodist Men SATURDAY AT 10:30 P.M. OVER Sunday~H:30 a.m., worship. 9:30 a.m.. or maybe dating other girls when you don'tjee Tuesday^ll a.m. Christian Service Circle of RADIO STATION WAWZ, 99.1FM The GreateJhSummi! Section of the National Family Growth Hour 10:45 a.m.. communion him. There is nothing wrong with this as long as United Methodist Women Today—7:30 p.m.. Choir rehearsal Council of J«nih Women will hold a paid-up Monday-4 p.m . Confirmation I the two of you haven't made any serious Wednesday—3.30 p.m. Wesley choir rriday^7:oo p.m., Boys Brigade. 7:1! p.m.. membership'breakfast at Temple Sinai of Tuesdiy—4 p m.. Confirmation II. 7:30 p.m., decisions about your relationship. Even if he is Pioneer Girls Summit on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Theodore missions and social concerns. going out with other girls, you are the one he TKMI'l.KBKTH AHM Sunday-It a.m., Morning Service, Dr. Louis Margolis will discuss "The right to privacy— Wednraday-«:3II a.m.. World Friendship probably likes the best, so don't sweat it. And if AN AFFILIATE OF THE Goldberg. Moody Bible Institute, will be in the ihe fourth amendment to the Constitution." Circle 1 p.m.. Bible study group. 8 p.m , board you feel like it, go out with other guys. You just UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA pulpit, 11am .Junior Church. 5:30 p.m., Youth Margolis proiecuied the firit Fourth of education. might notice that you like this boy the most BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD Groups. 7 p.m.. Evening service. Pastot Sch- Amendment case involving an anti-hijacldng RABBI REUBEN R. LEVINE midt will be preaching. Nursery care at both program at airline terminals. He is a partner In If you have a teenage problem you want lo TEMPLE jiHAAUEY SHALOM CANTOR FAHIIl DARDASHTI services. ihe law firm of Yoimg, Rose and Milispaugh. discuss or an observation to make, address AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION Today—12:30 p.m Senior League meeting. Wednesday—7:4! p.m., Missionary Con- Prior to ihli, Margolis was chief asiiitant U.S. your letter to FOR AND ABOUT ' . OF AMERICAN HEBREW 'You tlppy.fM too much about money. Give Friday—B;00 p.m. Family Shahbat Supper; ference with personnel from th West Indies attorney for N.J., and couniel, White House TEENAGERS, COMMUNITY AND CONGREGATIONS B:4B p.nu-Sabbath Services. mi five minutts In that pulpit and I'll blist SUBURBAN PRESS SERVICE. FRANK- Mission Tonight Multi media presentation nn liaison office, Office of (he Secretary of the them out si their pews I' 8. SPRINGFIELD AVE AT Saturday—10:00 a.m. Sabbath Services evangelism in Haiti Navy, FORT, KY., 4M01. SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD Monday—8:30 p.m. B'nai R'rith Men's RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO meeting. CANTOR; IRVING KRAMERMAN Tuesday—7;3Q p.m, USY meeting. Thursday—B p.m , duplicate brld|e, Wednesday—8:30 p.m. Hadassah meeting Friday—8:45 p.m., erev Shabhat service, Minyan Services— mornings, Monday Jewish Book month: "Saturday, Sunday, through Friday, 7 a.m.; evenings, Monday Monday, Tuesday;" truths garnered from the through Thursday, 8:15 p.m.; Sunday mor- rahhi's series. * nings, 9:00 a,m,; evenings, 8:15p.m.: Saturday Saturday—10:30 a.m., Shabhat morning evenings, 7:30 p.m. service Mond«y-8:30 p.m., Brotherhood meeting; speaker: Carl Shackman, Sexual Guidance FIRST HRKHBVTKKIAN CIIUIU'll Celebrate! Holiday Savingsj Clinic, United Hospitals, Newark, MORRIS AVENUE AT CHURCH MALL Wednesday-7 p.m.. Sisterhood paid-up SPRINGFIELD memberihip dinner, Springfield Community PASTOR; THE REV. BRUCE W. EVANS, on Wallace Sterling Players. D.D. -. DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EEHJCATION: Mni'NTAIN'SIDK (iOSPKi, CIIAPKI, SHEILA KILBOURNE Today—5 p.m., Junior-Hi Fellowship supper at Marsh 1180 SPRUCE DRIVE 11 BLOCK OFF P.T, JJ WEST) meeting for grades t-B. Dinner will be prepared by Mrs, J, Brenton Stearns and Mrs, Fred CHURCH OFFICE: 232-345fi iiiyin im nugwB wiailing's five moit popular patterns ire Stackfleth. 7 p.m., Girls' Choir rehearsal, 8 SWAMP STOMP — Second grade pupils in the dosses PARSONAGE: 233-4M4 of Alice Foster and Gloria Fry at Sandmeier School specially priced at Marsh to brightin your holiday table. Buy a REV BADON H BROWN, PASTOR p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m., Special piece, 8 campltti service, or siliCted silvirplated holloware Sunday—9;45 a.m., Sunday School for "all Church Night featuring Dr. Archie Fletcher, visited the Great Swamp Outdoor Idycotion and you'll savi. B§autifu(ly, grades and adults (bus service is available to medical miisionary from Miraj, India, who will Center recently. The nature study field trip plok up and deliver; call for further in- show the film, "To India With Love," encouraged the children to 'see' the world around Writs your dreims In Mirthjiijjdil Register and make thim come trm, formation regarding times and stops). 11 a.m.. Sunday—9:15 a.m., Church School. Classes them through the use of their five lenses, A picnic. for three year olds to grade 7 are hold in the Select the stefling, china, and glassware you morning worship service (children's church for Including a taste of Indian lemonade' mode from would like to have ind just register in Marsh's grades 1-3 and a nursery are available), fi p.m., Parish House. The 8th grade Confirmation the lumoe plant, was part of th» program, Bridal Rigister. When friends or relatival ask junior and senior high youth fellowship. 7 p.m., Class attends Ihe 9:10 worship service. 9:30 and you, your parents or your In-laws whit would you evening worship lervice 11 a.m., Identical Worship Services, with Dr. WORK OK AK I like, just tell them you're registered in Marsh's Wednesday—8 p.m., midweek prayer ser- Evani preaching. Loyalty Sunday will.be nb- When Whistler completed Bridal Register. You'll be delightid to (ind that Y Market you get so much of what you wished for. vice, served when pledges for ty work of the church the portrait of a celebrity, the Friday—7:30 p.m., "Chapel Mountaineers," in 1975 will be returned at both services. The artist asked him how he liked Bible study and crafts for young people, grades theme of thels year's stewardship campaign is 2-day event it. :i through 8, "Loyalty Is Not To Be Taken Lightly," The "I can't lay as I dS, Mr, Sacrament of Baptism will be administered at The Summit XWCA 29th annual two-day Winter Whistler-, you must admit it's ST. JAMES CHURCH teh 11:00 a.m. service, Child care is provided on a bad work of art," the second floor of the Chapel building ad- Market will be open on 4B5.SPR1NGFIELDAVE., Tuesday from lOa.m.toBp.m. "Yes," replied Whistler, SPRINGFIELD joining the Sanctuary during both services. "but then you mult admit you 10; 15 a.m., Junior Choir rehearsal in the Parish and Wednesday from 10 a.m. Fine Jewelers &• Silversmiths since 1908 MSGR. FRANCIS X, COYLE, PASTOR to 5 p.m. with a variety of are a bad work of nature." REV, STEPHEN P, LYNCH House auditorium. 7 p.m., Westminster Fellowship meeting for all high school age hanjcrafled articles and 2SS Millburn Ave., Mlllburn, N. J., Open Mon. & Thuri, till 9 P.M. REV.EDWAHD R. OEHLING homemade food to appeal tn Amiricin Etfiren • BinNAmiricard • Master Charge REV, PAUL J.KOCH young people to be'held in their room on the second floor of te Chapel, The program will be all ages. Mrs. John S. Baker, ASSISTANT PASTORS chairman and Mn. Edward Sunday Masses—7 p.m. Saturday), 7, a;lB, planned by Karen Leite, a member of teh W. F. M. Armstrong, vice- Our Frii Qifl 9:30, 10:48 a.m. and noon. Daily, 7 and 8 a.m, chairman, have been working Holyday, on eves of Holyday at 7 p.m.; on Holy Monday—9'n;30a.m., Weekday Cooperative, This handsome with booth chairmen since silver chest with days at 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Nursery. 3:15 p.m., Brownies, 7 p.m., Oirl FUP January. your24-p[ice Scouti, 7:30 p.m., Mini Course taught by Dr. Midi Confessions—Saturday, 1 to 2 p.m. Monday Winter Market ii the largest service for 8. Thomas R, G, Evans on "The Reformation- A • MadiTD-Ofdir through Friday, 7:15 to 7;4S p.m. No con- fund railing event of the New Beginning," I Remodeling fessions on Sunday), Holydays and eves of Summit YMCA, Not only does Holydjjs. '__ Tuesday—5:30-7:30 p.m., Annual Church i Repairs the association benefit from I Cleaning Dinner prepared and served by the Ladies' the net proceeds, but a per- I Glazing ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHUnCH Benevolent Society. Gift tables of handmade centage goes to help support U9MA1NST.,MILLBURN articles and home baked goodi will he YWCAs in 80 different ALL WORK BONE REV. JOSEPH D. HERRING, RECTOR abailable, 7;30 p.m., Elizabeth Presbytery countries around the world as ON PREMISES Sunday—8 a.m., Holy Communion, 10 a.m., Divisions meeting. part of Ihe World YWCA Holy Communion irid sermoni first Sunday and Wednesday—9-ll:30a.m Weekday Nursery. Mutual Service, Further in- festival occasions-, morning prayer and ser- 7 p.m., Christian" Education Committee formation is available from mon, second through fifth Sundays; 10 to 11:15 meeting. 8:00 p.m., Setiion meeting. ' the YWCA at 2T34M2. a.m., Church School; babysitting at 10 a.m. executives nu sur want Ads when hiring imploytei, Brr~ Bttout yogrMlf ft over 174 StUjMiint Aw. suburban households! cat UNION 686-1775 EVANGEL MOO, flatly 9 ta !i00. m- BAPTIST CHURCH ROiiLLiI>A K 242 Shunpike Rd., Springfield * COLF.X MANOR Rev. WiiKim C, Schmidt Jr., 3Vi Room Apt. $235, Including A-C • Pistw 5 Room Apt.$278v Including AC Spacious 18. 2 bedroom apartments SUNDAY with full dining room. Large kitchen 1:45 kH. Sunday School can accommodate washer & dryer. 11:00 Mi • Morning Worship Beautifully -.landscaped' gardtn Special Saving* 1 7:00 P.M. Evinlni Worship apartments. Train to N.Y.C. In 25 on Baroque silver- mlns. plated tea services I TUB !• and olher selected ii Mipit St., summit, N J, m-mt Walk to all schools. Large shopping areas WEDNESOW close by, Colfax Ave, W,, at Roselle Ave,, < holiday holioware, too! Meeting W., (201) 24S.7M9, Thursday. November 7, 1974- Your Guide To Better Living in the SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART~ • City ©Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore Village Green is offering nine percent mortgages Samuel Tromkin Co., Inc has a guest closet and dining room, a sliding door hung cabinets, leads to two three other bedrooms A bath icmporiirs iiilnnial. the builders of (he recently jacent powder room. The leads to a porch overlooking with tub and doublpsink Smithviile, a four-bedroom opened Village Orepti rnm kitchen has a separate pantry the back yard The paneled On the second floor, there is vanity is nearby (iiimiiiil with raised family munity in West Long llrnnc'h, with custom-built cabinets, family room with fireplace u master bedroom suite which Other models on view at niiiin, and the (hafswcirth ,:i has announced o limited timi> and there is also a breakfast has access to kitchen, laundry features a dressing room, Village Green ire the Mum Inur herirncim Kngiish Tiidnr offer for home huyi'rs. room. area and full basement The bathroom, shower, vanity and son." a four-hedrcmni ion ranch mortgages al nine percent iinrt From the living room and sepapte laundry, with wall walk-in-cioset. there are also iissisiancc in spiling iheir present hnuse in adriiiinn • c 45 or belief? Frnmkin will offer mortgages In the qualified buyer nl Ihn1 house, , "With mortgage money markets so tight, we feel we must aid a prospective buyer as much as we can," a Fromkin spokesman stated. "Most of our prospective Lowest Pr ce buyers are anxious to move into larger homes from their present situation. By helping them sell their present homes, we expedite their purchase of PREVIEW PRICE: .500 lull price EUROPEAN DESIGN - The Oran'aia, a three-hedroom, single story home of Spanish styling is a home at Village Green," [Priti! will bt mtrijud Financing iviilabis among the models offered by P&A Builders and Contractors at the newly-opened Villas Another service being of. Detember I 1974; 17 S6.500 down! Continentale community in Toms River This particular home features two full baths, sun- fered to the prospective deck, living room with cathedral ceiling, utility, cooking and recreation areas. According to buyers is a guided tour of the P&A, the homes may be customized by the buyer. Village Green area by representatives of the S Villas Continentaie has Realty Co., the community located on Whale Pond road, now has •ma four models on display, among French, Spanish stylm them the Florham, of The Ranchcrn is nuniilatiurLii fur u. and new traditional colonial design. jvjiljblc Hi Pirn. Kidp- nt.ir 1 hi ler,L\ Shun The builders of Villas BellizEi of P & A Builders and Marquis. Prices begin at The home features a front Liiing roum nejrh 1^ ILCI kilthtn dm! dining 1 Continentale, a new housing Contractors, Inc., Toms porch running the entire width COLONIAL DESIGN — The Florham is one nf four four bedroom models on displav at the ronm nedth is feel 2 hcdrocimH w.nh » irdrnbL development in Toms River's River, Within the base' of the house, with two-itory- recently -opened Village r.reen rommumtv on Whale Pond road Weit Lang BrBnt-h The homr closets Master hdthrnnm muludis tuliureii Twin Oaks section off Bay Bellizzi added, "To ac- price, each home will feature high colonnades and double Ft-dturi", d colonnaded front porch hack porch kitchen «ith separate pantn and breakfast marble vamls and UL1U« ,V,^U lijihls ( lrpciinu avenue, report the grand area and family room with fireplace. Jraperie;, dF Juubk dnur rLtngLrjmr frULZir commndate the individual central air conditioning, dish- entry doors. The entry foyer GE rdngt—all Includeil in prciiLV, priui opening proved to be "a great tastes of each buyer we will washer, wall-to-wall carpet succejs," with six homes make any alteration in the allowance and thermopane under"contract. suggested floor plan. When casement windows. Monthly Fee INCLUDES; "Villas Continentale blends building homes like these, Residents of the community Garden complex has fall activities • hat • taxts • Community TV Aukium (12 old world charm and con- will have access to public there's no other way." The tenants at Eatonbrook One tenant commented, "As According to Mrs, Scott, Caiello noted that the channels) • city water (min.) and wwir • tinental architecture resulting street cieaniflg/iiiow clearin(. • bus semce Five models are in the Gardens, a luxury apartment sogn as I put my tennis Eatonbrook's locition to Eatonbrook community will in a masterpiece of custom shopping and houses of • site lease a free ciubhou« membership housing project: the Seville, 'complex in Eatontown, are racquet away, I'm going to nearby shopping centers and be able to enjoy all the beauty housing art," stated Angelo Granada, Chateau, Capri and taking advantage of the cool take my skis out of storage," public transportation makes It of'fall He slid that the The Chateau, Capri and fail weather with the con- easier for new tenants to settle autumn season will add "an Marquis are the three models tinuous use of their on-site down in their new apart- old-fashioned homey touch" to featuring French architecture contemporary living, "as the Pine Ridge tennis facilities, Aide picked ments." "Although the pool is closed The one and two bedroom natural landicaped at Criftwood PEACE. The Chateau is a two-itory, for the winter, activity at the luxury apartments feature surroundings of the garden four-bedroom home. It in- Visit Mon. thru Sat. 9-8 p.m. Sorry, ciosM Sund tennis courts is booming," by Turner. wall-to-wall carpeting,.eolor- apartments ehan|e colors," cludes a living room, leperate 1! minulis west of Toms River. Route »S30. It's Wonderful said Huth icott, of r.e, Scott Douglas Turner Inc. of coordinated oven and^£gnp. Eatoijbrook Oardeni is laundry and den, kitchen and B miles west, offcafden Stati Pkwy Exit 80 Injoy iweat, cltlln country living o( a price you ign afford, Rtalty, sales representative Newark, has announced the dishwasher and refriprater. located off Main it, which breakfast nook and two-ear write Boii J.w, Whlilni, N. j, M7II '* Hsmeifeod Ry« elfefi e lew fflsifltenene*, ffisd#m sport- for the complex. She noted appointment of Faith B, The two bedroom units feature Intersects Rt. 35, ap- or phen. (Mi) ii«.fKio1or Broenuri men! liie home Irohi IIJ.IOO' , , , pigcslul, teeyft lining Gardiner as account two full sized baths, 75 percent proximately one milt north of iri.pifie-Kenied BtmBiphefe of Teffii River, New Jeriey, that the summer season at the models executive. She will lervlce of the units have been rented. the Eatontown Circle, , t . a tpmmyniiy e!ub hoyif and psal. Esiigeniol adult The two apartment swim club was a neighben ar- big success, and that theif recruitment and real estate , . , !h« Allanlii Often end btechai only 11 minulol «»py chitecture are the Seville and litegumd will return next advertising accounts for the , , , fhfi# nearby townt for fKoppIng^ working and the Granada, season, wonhipping. agency.. " The two-story Seville has an Samuel Caiello, vice- Prior to joining Douglas • underf round ulilltiEl Ocean Front Condominiums? • modern mobile uniti arched entrance and corf* president of r.e, Scott Turner, Ms. Gardiner was • poved, lighted itraiti • titywoiirondlBw.rogl prises living and entertaining' pjrmonenl to'mmunily Realtors, announced that the account supervisor at • fully landKoped areas, four bedrooms, full end tennis facilities would stay Doremus and Company, New :!•« I* N.i, hitl I.i half baths, two-car garap and open as long as the weather York. HOMESTEAD RUN an upper level terrace and sun permit!, "The people at Ms. Gardiner received her Adult Mobile Horns Community deck. Eatonbrook Gardens are US degree from the University Routs 70 - Tomi R(«f, N. J, of Illinois. She now lives in T«1.201f341-440O The Oranada is a rustic active-minded, and will take advantage of the facilities as Qptn daily 9 to S, ixespt Spanish ranch featuring COMPARE! Sunday, cathedral ceiling, sun deck, long as they can," he said. From North jersey: Otrdsn three bedrooms, two full Mrs, Scott added thai Stall ParicHiy to Iiii M.wtit Eatonbrook's location will SAY _ jon Route 70. line milel. baths, living room, utility and and see what you save at make trivel to winter resort YOU SAW IT recreation areas. Old world IN Homestead Run charm- is offered in enclosed areas convenient. Both New SUBURBAN PUBLISH,NG'S Vfcrii Mobile Home Commtnily entrance court and stucco Jersey and Pennsylvania ski BEAU 1ST ATI MARTI 1 finish, interior and exterior. lodges are a. few hours away Harbour Mansion from the luxury apartments.

When yuu'rc iiiukiny unc nf flic most iniportani purchuscs you'll ever make, vim The owe it to yourself in shop and i Fcpm $50.80 to $91.25/mo. It's all there Includes A[/these: A! Iliirbiiur Mansion, the unique high-rise Ultimate condominium, you see cxacily wlial yuii realty taxes, insurance, iiel • mil piwtures, movies, llarhour Mansioii is i-ompleie in ever> roof-repairs, exterior sense of Ilie word. painting and repairs, See it to believe it lawn care, snow Kvery-priinilscd Mlity is ihere. You Uuii'l clearing, trash have to depend on idealised drawings. and garbage ^You can stand on your lerrace iivcrlookiii^ lhe ocean, stroll on your private beach, see collection, your Mhanette, your indoor puul and health' sp... your card rooms lor entertaining, yiiurbeaulll'ul lubhy i,, .water willi M liour doorman, your lovely kiivlicirund halhruoms. (min.) and The dimensions aren'i "uppruxliuaie". they exist.' SOYiAR sewer, clubhouse, courtesy bus, Peace of mind, too FINANCING • Minimum of 2,800 square feet of living space. community TV antenna, 24-hour When you buy into an established condominium yuu can •'Fivje Bedrooms. • 3% baths • French Windows • Pantry emergency service, be lure the snags and uncertaJntlei have been worked uui. Fantastic values • Breakfast Room • Dining Room • Wet Bar The dollars too are established and guaranteed, noi upt|. 12 newrfurnished models miilkally estiniuted. You know where you stand and what in one to lour bedroom suiles. l!\aiuplc: Apt 7.L. with i!s • Fireplace •.Skylight • Four basic designs available ppen 7 days, 9-6 p.m. the future holds. There are no unpleasanl surprises in store! .15 fl. lerrace on the ocean. cenierhalUiuge living'roum, • Two car garage • Concrete driveway • Sodded Lawn 2 nftisler bedrooms, dininsj room, eat-in kitchen, 1 I/: baths. • Underground Utilities •City Water MORE for your money bigcloseis. walk-ins. heal anil uir conditioning ihermustatic controls in each room. This beautiful S-room suite is only • Sewers • Five minutes to beach • 68 minutes to N.Y.C. 74-75 You'll rind you get a lot more for yuur money luo. FISCAL YEAR . S44, OHO! •Guarauleed maintenance, which includes gas,,' via express bus from nearby Monmouth Shopping Center. Harbour Maniion wai built before construction wsts eieclric, heat, lieallh'spa and pool, is only SH6.W per month, eicaJalid lo today's aitronomU'al Iieiglils.No corners were Present taxes, (tax deductible), are only $114,00, with total cul In building Harbour Mansion, It's an investment that monthly cxpjnses of iiniy $200.98; will appreciate over the years as you enjoy a life slyle financing Erestuiood unique to Harbour Mansion. Other fetrifie values include: COOP FOUR. SECTION 41 Convenience plus 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, from S4J.5I.1; i bedrooms, 2 |/; OTHER MODELS OPEN By car. Harbour Maniion is only one hour from the FOR VOUR INSPECTION baths, from S57, i»0. One.ul'.a.kind penthouse with PRICES FROMW4.500 Writs txpt. W. Rout* 530, Box 146, Whiting, N J 0175? Lincoln Tunnel, The New York Bus stops at the duori (gantlc 3.500 ft, terrace un ihe ocean, 4 bedroouis, 3 1/: TOJ150,000 MMM-1006 Free parking, close lo'shopping, schools und houses balhs.S95.000. DIRECTIOU- of worship, and you are proiccicd by an electronic fecurity Fram HY * north: vis Carder, Stilt Parkway CExIf 80) md NJ #530 jj system aside front 24 hour doormen, •.Maiiiloiiuuc tliujo b guiuantecid for 3 yssn from Jun, 1, 1174. From Philadelphia: via Bnri Franklin Bridgi, NJ #70 and #530 \ Fran Trtnlon: via HJ #33, #526 lo Allintown, then #539. #530 5 FiilmerAvc. pITMonmoulh Rd.) at VW-s/ Long Branch This advertisement is not an offering, No offering Is made ex- cept by prospectus filed with the Bureau of Securities, Dipt, of IMMEDIATE and FUTURE OCCUPANCY 201-870-2600 201-870-2618 law and Public Safety of the State of New Jersey. The Bureau of Securities of the State of New Jersey has not passed on or Directions: Garden Sum Parkway—take Exit 1OSand onto Rl. 36. Right olf HI. 36 onto Rt. endorsed the merits of this offering. Harbour Mansion 71 South (Menmouth Rd.) 1t4 mllss to Palmer Aye. then turn lefl to Palmar Hill Ettatei. (201) 229.8400 orbett«yet,tikf a drive uid wnvince yourself. 675 Oqmn Avt. West End. N. j. Thuriday, November 7, 1974- Women's Council Dentures, animals, clothing, glasses SUBURBAN presents art sale, REAL ESTATE MART 20th exhibition They're all left behind by hotel guests The 20th jubilee of "American Art at Mid- NEW YORK - Hotel guests usually take with Perhaps because guests switch to sunijln<>s<-<. Kansas City can find a robe behind a bathroom Century" exhibition and sale, sponsored by the them fond memories of the time spent with lifter arriving In Los Angeles, the collection has door or a nightgown rolled up in a bedspread Essex County section of the National Council of their hosts. But some days—or so II seems to included 10,104 pairs of glasses, Stiymourian almost dally; Guests at the Cpntlnental Plain in Jewish Women, will be held Dec 7 ihrouRh 11 at Mai Seymourian, regional direclor of sales of pointed out that the lost and found departments Chicago leave behind clothing valued at more the YMVNVllA of Metropolitan N.J nn Nor Western Internationari New York Region of other Western International hotels run to than $1,000 every month thfield avenue In West Orange, other specialties 1 sometimes that's about all they lake with them Seymourian said at least one marriage Hours for I hi exhibition and sale are from r, Since the Century I'iazii hotel opened its At the Antlers I'laya hotel in Colorado license each month is found in a room in one of to 11 p.m on preview night on Dec. 7, from 1 to doors in Los Angeles eight years ago, guests Springs, Colo,, he said the forgotten items the 55 hotels which comprise the hotel family In 10pm, Dec 0, from I to 5p.m and7to 10p.m have left behind nearly 39,000 items And when frequently are animals Millie Joan King, thO*"Unlted Statei and 12 other countries Dec 9and 10, and from 1 to ii p m on Dec 11 A SeymouriBn in New York along with nlhcr executive housekeeper at the hotel for six False teeth are often forgotten, Pittsburgh's Children's Workshop, with instruction in pal managers pooled their experiences recently ii years, tells of finding chipmunks, a rabbit and Carlton House received a frantic call from a lery making, will be held «n Den fl in three turned out that Century Plaza is not alone as u men a pel skunk which guests left behind Detroit automotive executive, who had reached sessiflns, fnim 1 Io2p m ,2 13 to 1.15 p.m and major collector of mislaid belongings^ A typical maid al the Crown Center hotel in Metro airport before discovering he'd left his 3-M) to f.M p.m teeth back In the room They were en route to The jiiilii openinK night, Dec 7, will hi- the Motor City on the next Jet, said the New Mil- .il'J'KKHSnS nt Independence Place, Barnegat, has over 1,900 square feet Of spacious leleliraiuii with u champagne supper-dance for York hotel executive. golden benefactors al Temple ti'nai Abraham Special phone number set up ining ;,riM. i,,ur hi'droimis. 2h haths, an 'L' shaped eat-in kitchen, dining room and family In the case of dentures, eyeglasses, pajamas n»>"i in it- uHl plufiiuxl i h-vcls Priced nl M4.990, the Jefferson can be seen daily by takinji nt io p m on K Norlhfield road in Livingston. and such items, Western International ih.' i liini.ri stale I'nrkwiy to Kvil (17, turn left fin Rl MJ, proceed !o Rl. ii and turn right, &a I'» Over 100 women work on this eshiljitmn eat-h managers generally keep them until the owner inili'i. ti- |piH,.|,i,,i.ti.nii. I'lari- nil the right year More Hum 2,(MKI pieces of ' iirt, by Blue Cross for campaign contacts the hotel, representing 40 New York and New jerse> "We are eager to return items to their galleries with the work "f over 100 artists are Special telephone facilities to accommodate H:3Un.m to 4:30p.m., Monday through Friday, rightful owners," Seymnurian said, "but we've present al the sale Approximately 50 neu inqulrlM during November's open enrollment during November. The Newark office will be learned that the best policy Is to wnil for a artists are selected each year with mure thiin campaign have been set up by Blue Cross and able to handle in calls simultaneously Low cost housing found letter or phone call," lO.OiKi people viewing this exhibition Blue Shield of New Jersey To ficcommodiile persons unable Io call At the Mayflower hotel in Washington, DC, A special feature of thil year's show is during these hours, the phones have been Persons seeking enrollment information can a TV camera crew cheeked out and flow back to "Council's Art in Retrospect," a view of pur- equipped with recording maehinei which will call the plans on a special number al their New Yurk, leaving its finished film footage in chases during the fird ion years of the show function until 9 p.m. on weekdays and on in mobile home purchase offices in Newark The number is 456-3.190 Ihi' room, A Mayflower representative sped the For additional information, readers may Saturdays from B30 a.nr to B p.m Mnhile humps represented during 1973, according to Lisa film to New York in time for thai evening's Manufaeturera Association, contact Mrs. Monroe Goffmnn al 7M-432S, art Specially-trained Open enrollment personnel To obtain enrollment material, callers al almost half of all new single Drake, consumer affairs network news program. She cited that of thp sp. show chairman will handle calls during regular business hours. these times simply spell their name and ad- laiiiils dctachrd homes sold advisor for the Mobile Homes proximately 1,2 million single dress. Descriptive literature and an application At San Francisco's St. Francis, however, the family detached homes built ^i M 11111111 L 11 < i u 11111 111 M r 111 • i 111 a M t) 11111! i I i > 1111 •« 11 • 11111111«111 r 1111 N i • 11111 • • 1111111 r M • i J 11 < 111 IIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIU will be sent during (he next business day. staff has never been able to locate the woman BB6NCHBUB0 IN MAUIIFll! HEiHAMC ITATI0N for sale last year, 48 percent During this open enrollment period, the Blue who left behind a valuable charm bracelet- a or 579,960 were mobile homes. Cross and Blue Shield non-group membership ftOth wedding anniversary gift from her ROLLING HILLS r*, This means more than 1,588 STRICTLY PERSONAL rolls will be open to all New Jersey resident* husband mobile homes were eon 30 PCT. DOWN PAYMENT under age 85, who are not already enrolled in a A bellman at the St. Francis once turned in a strutted every d«y, By Pat and Marilyn Davis forgotten bouquet of artificial dowers. The 30-YEAR MORTOAGi TV.;:! group health insurance program, nor eligible "In 1973, tht number of site- flNlllillllllliliiiillllllliiilllUMlllllllliiiiliiiiliiiilllll Copley N«ws Service iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimuHiuuniiuimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiil for Medicare, No applicant will be denied hotel tagged and stored the flowers, and in a built single family detached things such as change the TV coverage on the basis of health few days a businessman called and said he'd »OM 154,900 Dear Put and Marilyn; clu(le(j more than 50,000 of fiinfiHr FnnM . . fMoni Mi. Si»eti«, Rl l.'ifit, Mffi homes sold (619.0001 even if I'm in the other room pick them up. And he did—one year from the \it\i i llJ.SSwfri, ill utlilllf! Ufldff ground. All megrl hnmfi My wife has one habit that is America's juniors and The applicants for Blue Cross and Blue Shield decreased U percent from In the middle of a movie, he'll coverage during this period will bo given the day they were left there, s Vfmmmmi'- s * in BATHS mmmt: Tiiii.iii.uij a driving me crazy. She won'i Mnlors, hi In »!». s Prncmt 1« Snmerffll, Clrcjj uajslliw nil* 718,000 in 1972. By com- ask for a snack and expect me same choice of non-group membership Ms. Hanne Dittler, director of housekeeping !«! Snuih lr,r II ffillM 1« NMBtnit Siltl E«jl IBP iUlion nn stop talking long enough to /Tne young people had PE^*iie sifit, M hieh»ayi Crosi Hnule 312 sna ie 3* Ifillrs on pariion, mobile homes sold to give him immediate ser- for Western International hotels, has three listen to my complaint. No one^djfinite opinions on the programj given to regular applicants, and will pUiunl Bun Bnafl ind him left »n MIM» ArMW. Mulls • (lulcit during 1973 increased about 1 vice. He even brings his shirts points of advice for guejts: rif,.l Ml Miribill S|rp.| unrt rrwwil I" nulling Hills can get a word in edgewise i movie rating system. be enrolled in standard non-group Blue Cross OPIN II A.M. II ! P.M. percent from 875,940 sold currtn for me to press. The topper and Blue Shield programj, including Kider J, —Use the hotel safes for valuables, when this woman begins How Thirty six per cent feel it helps during 1972 and represented 92 was when he started asking at regular rates. Enrollment will be effective —Inspect rooms carefully befnne checking do you stop a nonstop talker? them select a film, 23 per cent percent of the under 120,000 Not Allowed To Speak me to pick up his cleaning and Jan I, 1875 out enothaf feel It keeps young people divilepmtflf by market," Mils Prake noted. Dear Not: run all sorts of errands. Whai At the conclusion of the November open —Contact the hotel promptly if there's any from seeing worthwhile films, I1OIA Almost five million mobile can I do? enrollment, the Plans will again underwrite all chance an item may have been left behind It isn't easy, but you 11 per cent says the ratings home! have been added to the try the followinf Tired non-group applications and accept or reject If an item is not claimed within a reasonable 121 PARK AVI,: SCOTCH PLAINS aren't strict enough. The American landscape during Tell her that she will be having Dear Tired: applicants on the basis of health The 12-month time—from so days to a year or more, remaining 30 per cent f«el the the last 20 years. And ap*- a very private conversation- Unless you enjoy acting the waiting period for pre-existing conditions will depending on its value—it probably will be ratings just don't work, They proximately 40 percent of all by herself—unless she lets part of a servant, get a new apply for those who are accepted. given either to charity or the maid who found it siy if they want to see an "X" theie are loeated in mobile you voice an opinion. And if boyfriend. One maid who iurped in 1110 in cash found THE COMPLiTi MOBILE HOME or "R" film, they can,' A under a mattress finally got to keep it after H home communities. she doesn't allow you to speak, •majority of the students ISS COMMUNITY CATERING TO ADULTS went unclaimed, she noted, Miss Drake points out that walk nut of the room. per cent) said they are temp- Confidential to Secretary: Sacred music concert the mobile home resident's --O--0-. led to see if it is rated "X" or The boss's affair is none of Henry Harrison, singer of sacred music, will contribution to local tax ilear Pal and Marilyn: "Ft." Thirty-five percent your business. If the boss tells perform in Ihe Anderson Chapel at Nor- iARLY COPY revenues compares favorably I have a friend and I'd like to answered that it does not you to put her calls through theastern Bible College, Essex Feils, tonight'at Publicity Chairmen are urged to with that of site-built know how to handle her. This encourage them immediately, do just that. You H o'clock in the first Artist Series Concert of the observe the Friday deadllna for other residents. is the problem. We attended a are paid to take his messages season. There will be a donation of $2 per -O-O" thin spot news. Include your name, party and I wore a dress that and follow his instructions, person. BUY In a study in Elkhirt Dear Pat and Marilyn: address and phone number. was a couple of years old, I County, Indiana, it was shown My boyfriend is great ex- like this dress and see no that mobile home owners were * cept for a couple of things. He reason to let it hang in the A HOME contributing 1888 per acre in is constantly ajking me to do closet. When Sally saw me at taxes compared with site-built FOR L1SS THAN the party, she said, "Oh, I see ownira across the street who you have on your blue dress. It were paying $sg8 per aere. The young, pretty support brsi that keeps its promise hai stayed good for years Latin dance And, because only one out of hasn't It?" At this point, I every three mobile households $11,000 wanted to strangle her. This at library included one gchool ige child, remark could be multiplied by they were contributing a third Authentic Spanish dances a hundred. How can I handle more school tax dollars than will highlight the Newark this friend' their neighbors. Public Library's presentation hunic t3t unclcf S11 OHO i.etty of the "Ballet Hispanleo NEW r tu U r j HJU iy and ^t Deipite the fact that mobile Dear I.etty: Duet" at 2 p.m. on Saturday, c nufin dll m besulilul homes are the only source of This Is a friend'1 The next Nov. 16, in the library's fourth (,Ihirq /nu raulri w ir I modern low-cost single family time this gal dishes out one of floor auditorium, 5 st it; htinip m thi detached housing, zoning i it tul, F ni w K 1 i lite iier lefthander] compliments, Washington it. Admission is regulations as a rule are simply say, "I'm sorry but -I free. PARK FEATURES; antiquated. They have PfiiT-.,-, Location 50 X 100 Landscapgd Lois guess I didn't hear you. Would Along with ethnic costumes historically segregated rather you please repeat that and music, the duet will j runGB 'roni Soulhern Ocean 80 X SO Concrele Patio than integrated mobile homes Counly Hospital Swimming Pool remarfcr' Even the dullest of present their interpretation of in rrufps irom Atlantic Ocean 500 Sq Ft. 3 car oft into the housing community, dullards should get the point. various dances drawn from street driveway thereby discouraging rather Vind Lonfl Beach Island ~o-o.. the tradition of Spain, Puerto 5 rnjier, from famous Clubhouse than encouraging owner pride Rico, Cuba, Mexico, Haiti and Launaromal Deap Pal and Marilyn: • Bjmf-qai Bay and property improvement. Latin America. Park rrsnl ,,niv $85 00 Per volunteer Firs Company My boyfriend and I are month inclu'ling water t, sewer formed by residents In communitieg that express having an argument about The duet is part of the Ballet Volunteer first Aid Squad 2 Outdoor recreaiion most satisfaction and benefit movie ratings, 1 say that they Hispanico of New York areis and ambulance on premises from mobile homes, the are worthless and thai if a eitabliihed in 1970 under the zoning regulation is strict but teenager wants to iee an "X" direction Of Tina Ramirez BRA simple. It states in essence: rated film he will find a way. The company'l 10 memtars 9 In iueh an environment My friend thinks ratings do have come from the Spanish speaking communities of Ntw by Playtex ESTATES mobile home communities can help and that most teenagers be ipaeloui and Inviting, are for ratings. Please give us York and each has a -Single lot owners can buy IMir some statistics on this, background in ballet and modern dance, 4 Milti West o( Pirkwiy Exit 83, on Routs 72 acre in the countryside, set Cindy and Mike their unit on a permanent Dear Cindy and Mike; Barnegat, N.J. foundation, add • carport and The following statistics covered patio and landscape come from Scholastic, Added legal their homtsite to enhanci the (609)597-2323 Magazines, Inc. of New York At last... community. And this they can 1 City, This survey was con. do Jor a total investment of aid for poor ducted among junior; and about $15,000, •• A {1,500,000 progrim to the pretty support senior high school students in expand free Itgll services to more than 1,200 schools an estimated 9,000 additional throughout the country by poor people has been ap- bra that you've Scholastic'l National Institute proved by two New Jersey of Student Opinion and In. departments, been waiting for. Ann Klein, eommlsiionw of Wellington the Department of Institutions and Agencies, and Patricia ESTATES Sheehan, commliilonir of the r Department of Community Affairs, signed the agrtenunt Smooth seams a natural Available in: Hillsborough township • Somerset County with Melville D,. Miller, profile undtr clinging Tricot lined nylon executive director of the New CrepSSit Cupi- Jersey Legal Servleei fasnions. • Spacious 9 room home - *B3,4pO. AMERICAN Association, Support hidden design for • Woodid W • 1 acre lota. The program is for people support and sipiration 32-420*,32-4200 Playtex will rsplaci your • B models to choose from, CANCER eligible for ioclal sirvloei (witrrTripot • under Titles IV-A and VJ of the without bulky eeams. tt when you buy • Only 20% downpayment required. strips) ie,9s* Social Security Act, This In- Pretty delicate tricot • Proportioned Fiber We arrange iO% financing for SOCIETY eludes those SB or older, blind Support can be ^qualified buyers. or disabled, or who are . windows^ou-ll look and l Beautiful" Bra, • members of famillM with fttl more feminine, 32-38A, 32-421,32.42c, • Some homes available for Im- children in which a parent ii (with Slriteh Straps), mediate occupancy. dead, absent, incapacitated or 32-42D* Open 1-6. p,m, weekdays; IZ-B unemployed. (with Tricot Straps). 17,10 CD, DD cups p.m., weekends. Sales staff at II ,00 more) , model: (201) 3B9.B700. *With 25$ postage & handling charge Stt iiora for ditilli Exclusive Sales Agent: DAILY, WEEKLY, OR MOHTHLY {OHirtxpirti JinuirySI, 1B7S) bruce diqirolamo OISPATCH L|6AL DOCUMiNTS HfAtJlSTATt CO, .PAYROLL • LUBBASi • ITC. 937 N. Washington Ave. Green Brook, N.J. DMiilMtraitrttt (201) 868-6444 p COSMETICS mm* Port OjBcw SERVING ALL NEW JERSEY IWIN6T0N CENTER ackhndBros UNION CENTER SUMMIT, EUT0MN6E LINDEN HESTFIELD lOOOSprtattlildAw, SHORT DELIVERY SERVICE lOOOStujnuntlto. 395Sprincrieldilw. S60Ctntnl*m 310 Wood An. N. MEhnSt COMMUNITY P.O. Box 352 Scotch Plains, N. J. 07007073 6 201 . 322-2040 X

iSSfi^sW Father Carney Thursday, November 7, 1974- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiittMMMiiiiifiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiitrifJiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiiililliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiuiiiiiliililllliliililliiitif Trade held aid to stabilized relations to be honored by Rutgers expert explains dealings with Soviet Catholic veterans Moshe Dayan will appear A HutgerK University nvnnrt ,,H hnti,;r,,, . , A Hufgers University expert nil Hiissiiin The Catholic War Veterans of New Jersey affairs predicts thnt despite Us liistiirie lips ami will honor Mggr Alovsius S Carney, slate C'WV Tuesday night at Upsala downs, Soviet-American trade will continue lo chaplain since IBM, Bl a testimonial Dinner General Moshe Dayan, former Israel mlnlslrr nl drlensr. «!!! »|iruk al V pun la espanri because "Hie USSH is now doeph Dance on Sunday evening, Nov 17, at tin' CnllrKf'!. Siking Hull nrxl Tuesday nt X p.m. commuted to economic interdependence an the Coronet, Irvington, rest of the world." lluynn, will liilh mi 'The Mldillr Knsi and World Powers," ,\ queslion nnd answer Festivities will start with a cocktail hour at fi period Hill follow the (prfch which will DP open to the public Tickets, priced ,il IB, may The question of whether Ihe IS should p.m with dinner being at 7 p.m and dancing lo nr oblalnpil at thp ('olWi* Cenlrr office nn l'ron|irrl siroei, i'.usl Orange. expand Its trade with the (-omniums! Soviet follow Union under present conditions is ii major One nl (.CTUTIII Dajtafi'* mosl famous urciimpllsiinients was his rnf>ineerlng nl the Msgr Carney is retiring after 25 years of subject of prolonged dispute in this connlr> MtiMhlng virlory of the Sl\ Daj War In 1TN1* uhrii he assumed the responsibility of active service as slate chaplain and is also mlnlslrr of defense. After thr surprise Arab nltuck nn Vnm Klppur last year Doyan Dr Philip s (illume, a Itutgrrs 'folk-Be retiring from the pastorate of SI Hose of Lima polilieii! scienlisl nnd specialisi in Soviet-II S again arhirird n iiiillliiry viitnry, rapturing Iniiil in Syria and nrtualU criim'iii Ihr. Klnai Church, Newark i-an.il. thus cutting off tfg.vpt's Third Army. trade relations, sugRests thai the Hussians me Prior to taking over the pastor's role nt SI In addition In III* military iirt-iimplishiiienls, Dnyan, an Intlniiite of Secretary of State being "deradicaiized' b% their increasing Ron of Lima, Msgr Carney was paslnr at SI foreign trade and therefore are seen as less of a Henry Kissinger, labnrfd inlrnsHy wifh his t-ullrupes to bring about peace in the James, Springfield lnl threat to this country troubled Middle KHHI r(">iiltl"B '" " I'isiiiric dlnl agrcrmenl iiinonii ispnpl Msgr. Carney entered the Chaplain's Corps Hgypl and Syria. Dr Oillelte is a memher of Ihe new American in 1942, being assigned lo the Thunder Bird Commillec-nn I'niledSlntes-.Soviel ReliKions,;i Division, the Oklahoma State National Guard non-partisan, non-governmental >mciy of :IB He went overseas with the 45th Division in 1043 founding im-mlH-rs which seeks to combat the and took part in the amphibious invasions of iinti-delonle movement in this country Sicily, Salerno and Southern France, Par Sefon professor writes The group said in its policy statement thai il ticlpating in six major battles •• Rome, Anzio, regards Ihe present movemenl away from the Sicily, Salerno, Southern France. Alsace- history of black politics cold war conflict as perhaps the mosl im- Loralne and Germany-he was awarded the •slaves in thi mirth which was portant development in international relations Bronze Star for faithful service with the A 44}t\ir-nld Setoti Hall since the end ol World War II Division until the end of the war. He was University political st-it-ntist influenced In thr (Juakers in discharged from active duty in December Dr Edwin Leumson has Just 1771 PAHT OK THIS MiiVKMKNT Dr (iillelle 1945. wntlin whal Is heheveci In he lj-uinsiih relates how the finds, is in the iriily colossal" industrial one nf Ihi firs! definitive bunks Negroes in New V ork were ,il Monsignor attended Seton Hall College, then cooperatinn schemes negotiated hv ihe Soviet an,ih7ing ihr struggle anri first rLpuhbtan fnr mam Immaculate Conception Seminary He was Union. rue of the Negro to political vears and could not penetrate ordained to priesthood in May, 1931. "Contracts have already been signed for a power in New ^iirk I itv the -Irung power of Tammany He was the first director of the Legion of t4Sr>biliion credit from Japan lo develop coal Black Pnhlics in New york Hall Decency and instituted the Catholic Hook deposits al Yakutia, Siberia, a Herman con- ril\ puhhsherl hv Twane nf Onh hv switching tu the Mobile in the Newark Archdiocese sortium has agreed lo build a gigantic Huston' traces the nngins nf Demoiralit Party id thev steelworks ai Kursk fnr Si-hillion." Dr Gillette Toastmasler for the evening will be the original 11 hl.it ks in the fieri the lirst mrmher uf their writes." and Occidental Petroleum >a !' S Raymond j Lynch, past state CWV com ' Dutch ( nlnnv cif ^ewrat i to Ihe New \ork State enterprise controlled by Armaml Hammer i mander Prmripjl Speaker will be Msgr Paul Amsterdjm in I(j2fi until thi Assemhh in 1917 and the first will carry out a superphospiialD for ammonia- Hayes pastor of St Patrick's Church of .ltrw\ present turn when Negrns are black alderman was chosen potash-urea swap estimated nl Mo-hillion over City Msgr Hayes is alsn the director of thi' represented in even level of twn vears later 20 years." Communications, Apmtolatc of the Newdrk governmenl in New york Among ventures still being negotiated and Diocese extending tu natinnal political BILL PETERS agent for cited by Dr, Gillette are Ihe development of two power Dance planned Co-chairmen for the affair are Frank P Nationwide Insurance 24n Siberian fields for the delivery of natural gas to Lewinson points nut that the The Jewish Cullegiate & Rygiel of Union, state treasurer, and Aldo Di Morns ave Springfield the U.S. and Japan Involving a total Western Dutch pernutod the original Professional yuung Adults of Chiara of Belleville, Past State and National has joined the sales staff of investment of S1H-12 billion, and a triangular Negroes on Manhattan Island New Jeisev will hnld an CWV Commander, deiirgu Mi Mullen C nrp deal calling for Iran to supply natural gas lo Ihe to obtain their freedom hv Autumn leaves Hani-e at Realtors of 41 Mountain U.S.S.R, and the hitler to Iransmil natural gas working fnr a spetified The Steak Pit Rt 4 Paramus ave Springfield lo West Germany; Office described number uf vears and that nn Sundav at B p m These sorts of hugli industrial deabi are Secretary unit home of them owned land al partiLUlar\ important Dr tiillclte heliives DETENTE—Dr Philip Glllatt* a Rutgers political scientist and member ef the by Investors S-L that time line of these rirsl because industrial coopir ition impbc s d long American Committee on United States Soviet Relations predicts trade with Russia to hold luncheon blacks in America was the term dnri fdr re-irhing inlirdi pmdi nn Ihi Investors Savings and Uian Assn •, Spring Wilder of Ihe nffict nf will increase despitt the controversy surrounding the Issue The Russian poster The Newark Chapter nf the signing uf suth dtiord nnl onl\ with mm Lake Heights office will be patterned after the hangman CAR TO SELL? beside him exhorts workers to le first in your work The course of our workers Natmnal Secretaries munisl but 1K0 with Ii ,s rltwluprrl nttions governor s palaTe m Wilhamsburg \d it was He describes how slavery honor—don t lag behind in skill Association (International i strangh lnrlii-ilf- thil Mntuu hi .itljusliri annnunccd b\ Roland Levwin Ir prLSidtnt tuok runt when the English will s-pnnsor its annual lun itself to cxi ling within lh> sir\ urdi r th.il if Until the structure is Lompleted Investors Laptured the ( olony in 16W of the scientific and technological revolution act just like us cbean and fashion show nn nfficiiilh liiMii toim rltirow ind Inn fiirm Savings will maintain a temporary offiei al and that ab a result uf the What is the source of this optimism' Dr Saturday, Nov 1 at the o o Highway 71 and Warren avenue Spring Lake insurrettiun uf 1712 when 24 ' The greatest nhstacle to U S Sov let trade is Gillette asked Probahh a missionary spirit Mayfair Farms West tlrange THE POINT nidi nth i ool losl ,m thi Heights slaves rebelled a slave code thn facile ixpaJatiun that the Russidns jn to make the world over in uur own image has a Fashions \ull he presented Soilet leader Dr dilkttL utis 1 1'iTl f-stiliiin Investors Savings founded in 192B is the fifth was enaded which required a giiing to he just bite us Dr Gillette said in an hit tu do with it Wi assume that we have i by a Newark department store b\ (jt-nirdl Secret in I con id Bii7hm\ Ihil largest savings and Inan dssOLiation in the slatr master tu pust bond before CALL CLASSIFIED interview in his office This is something thai superior form nf civilisation Unfortunately and the proceeds will benefit broad international division of labor is the with assets at S241 million With headquarters freeing a slave u mil in thL works for the foreseeable future this assumption lead>< u». to helievt in the Newark chapter s onl\ basi' for keeping pjn with thi linn , anil 1 in Millburn it has offices in Short Hills- East The code also furhade free 686-7700 American ; lend to hn over-oplimistic until thev democrao for everyone ignoring ths dif educational, CIVIC and charity abreast of tht lequiremtnls ind potenlMlitirs Orange Hillside Irvingtun Union ind Negroes to own property He discover thdl thi Russian-i just aren t Rmng to ferences in political svstems prngrams Plamfield traces the first freedom of the

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V c ) Thursday, NovBmb»r 7, 1974- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII Argentine pianist to make his major DISC 'N DATA U.S. bow in Union Ml L T H AMM E R HHiHll HUNlilluuiiiiiiliiiimiiiiiii I I llimilllllllliiin mm liiiiiifi Carsmtita, Argentine pianist, will make his Turntable treat . QUATHO (HEM, l:U3i. major US debut on Saturday, Nov. 23, at Selections on this good sounding 1.1* include: Union High School, at ft p.m The concert is "Devil Gate Orive," "Keep A Knockin'." "Ton presented by Recital Stage, under the auspices Big," "The Wild One," "Savage Silk." "Move of the Foundation for the Performing Arts It," "Hit tht> Road Jack," "Trouble." "Cut Dr, Jerome J Erman, president of the Size," "Shot nf Rhythm and Blues," "Klondyko Foundation, ranks Cnramuta's appearance .Kate" with thai of Arthur Rubinstein, who also up- Five feel Of dynamite, from head in too, jj pearfd in Union under the auspices of the one way lo describe Sirai Quiiiro, the 24-year- Foundation (or the Performing Arts Dr old rock and roller from Detroit who has F.rman notes that critics describe Cariimula's become an international star fifier relocating in perforrnnnces as "full of poetry and mysticism, Kngland Since moving to London lo work with and unfailing certflinly and clarity, His in legendary hitmaker Miekie Most, her style o[ terpretations of Chopin's works and (hose nf rocking and roiling lias matured nnd become Spanish composers are unique " more clearly defined II s u brash, rough-and- For his dohut performance, Caramula will tumble sound, as fierce ns anythinK before her play works by St?ar!o!!i, Beethoven, rhopin, in rock history when it's rock, and as sharp ami Debussy and Liszt In addition, he will perform sweet as the rest of the best when she slows Iho Luis Giarineo's Sjonata No. 2, which was per tempo down a hit serially given to Caramuia by the Argentinian Although Suzi first appeared onstage at the composer (o Introduce to the people of the age of 8, playing bongo drums for her fiitht'r's I'mted Stales jail trio, she waited until she lurned 15 to form IN HOLIDAY CLASSIC BALL1T — Mercie Hinton, a gu«st artist, daneai the load Russian Tickets for the concert are ffi.M. IS 50 and $4. her own band with her three lister* Sui.i Soul rqlt in the New Jers«y Dance Theater Guild's iixth onnuql production of The with special discounts for senior citizens and and the Pleasure Keekers 11885). which evolved Nutcroektr,1 which will be presented g! Plainfieid High School Sunday, Dee. 22 at 1 students Information on tickets can be Ob through the years into Cradle in lflvlj In 1971. p.m and again ai 4:30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained af Bandstand Music, 138 loif Sained from Recital Stage, P.O., Box 25, Union Miekie Most brought Suii lo England to record Brood st,, Westfield, from )h» guild office at ll6Ho«tlwood avt,;- idlson, or by . or i job (aw 1617 for his Rak Records „ tailing 549.0747. Soon afterward, Miekie put her together with songwriler-produeers Nicky Chinn nnd Mike Eimora screens Chapman, and their recording sessions together have thus far resulted in five con MICHAEL ALLISON portrays King Arthur SI ZI Ql ATRO secutive worldwide best-selling singles: "Can in the Poper Mill PlayhoujB production adult movie fare the Can." "18 Crash," "Dnytonii Demon," of th# Broadway musical. Camelot,' Twu adull features, "The Seduction of "Devil Gale Drive" and "Too Big " which opened lost week in the Mimi." and "I Could Never Have Sex. California Split' Suzi plays a Les Paul bass and sings lead Millburn theater. The play will run arrived yesterdi) at Ihe Eimora Theater, vocals, accompanied by Len Tuckey nn guitar until D»c 15 Tuesday. Wednesday. Elizabeth. Both pictures are rated R (with whom she co-writes some originiil Thursday and Friday evenings at 8:30; "Mimi" is an Italian film satire concerning a In two theaters songs), Alistair Mackenzie on piano, and Dave Saturday at 5 end 9 30 p.m, and Sicilian worker named Mimi who messes up his "California Split," starring George Segal and Neal on drums. She claims that she hasn't Sunday a) 7 30 p.m., with o Thursday life b> trying io follow his expected role as a Elliott Gould, opened yesterday on two screens, owned a dress in years, preferring denim off- matinee of 2 p.m.. man the Five Poitils Cinem* in Union, and on a stage and insisting On leathers onstage. She The Saturday and Sunday matinee features double hill with "Class Houses" at the New wears either her black or her gold skin-tight at Ihe Eimora will be "The Wishing Machine," Plaza Theater, Linden, leather jumpsuit while performing Closer "California Split," a film about drifters investigation revcali nol only a birthmark HEDY'S DINER RESTAURANT HOLLYWOOD Simon Derknrd will play possessed by a gambling freniy in Los Ajigcles under her right eye. but also two tattoos: A rose ' "pormtrlv Syiir Dinar" I'iiula I'li'iiiiss' husband in Columbia's 'The screen by William Goldman, stars Katharine and Reno, who go on a compulsive merry-go on her shoulder and a slar nn her wrist NIVEB CLOUD "tHtf IN PLACf TO iAT" Ross, Peter Masterson, Nanette Newman, Tina Sti'pford Wives." buspd on the novel by Ira round of gaming hunches, was directed by Having conquered firs! England and then Louise and Patrick O'Neal, OMAR SHARIF - Inter HIDV eordnlly Invlles you to>y our OINNiR IUPFIT, IteonO Levin The picture, which was written [or the Robert Altman. The Columbia film release was Kurope, Australia and the Far East, her sights to none FREE with my ontree from «r menu, wttk4tyl ! to ?, national ^tar plavs op photographed in color. hsve been set on her homeland, which she 1 to 9 - , — pobite Julie Andrews in The matinee feature today through Sunday ai hadn't seen in over two years unlil her first BAKING BONE ON PBIMIIBS IP1CI4L CHILDHIN'i MINU The Tamarind Need BUSINIIIMiN'S LUNCHEON MON PHI CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1:30 p.m in Union will be "Snoopy Come return tour last. April (19741 when she won current film offering al the Home," In Linden, the matinee from today standing ovations from packed houses in eilies Park Theater Roselli- through Sunday will he "Wishing Machine." from New York, Boston and Cleveland in Hollywood and San Fransiseo, including, of Park on a double hill With course, her hometown, Detroit Like jinn Long Ago Tomorrow ACROSS DOWN Hendrix, Suji Quatro iB an American whose 1, Israeli 1. Indian lube' spoof at Fox port stale talent was first recognized on the other side of I, Card Kami- I, — Buu "Groove Tube," a movie spoof on television the Atlantic Ocean and, also like Jirni Hendrix, Adult films 11, Bullet 3, Be char commercials, continues for another week ai the she knew thai it would only be a matter of lime 12, Spam ami actor, Fox Theater, Route 22, Union. The piciure was hefore she'd win acceptance back home. Thai in Rah way I'uriucal islii- fumed in color acceptance has been won 13, Trailed (4 nils I An X-raied film program is 14, Come bark 4, Follow being offered this week at the 15, Skill (si) Wlllliilliiliuiiiii ii liiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii Old Rahway Theater, Rail- 16, Sosarm1 5, Diseharp 17, Wapiti ing | Theater Time Celebration Playhouse way. The program features 18, Nautical 6, White "Le Sex Shop," and "Tall 686*79! rope jftplar 16. Prong %1, Written Blond Man With One Black 20, for 1. Final 19. Airway inquiry Clock opens 7 Do I' tomorrow Shoe," Chestnut Tavern shame' 11. Annoy- 29, HwUeur 8, Typr of inliiiiuiiiiiiiiniilillKiiiiniiiiiiiiillllllilllliiiiii Le Sex Shop i I Restaurant 21, Rhinocer exam ance 30, Stylish ng (left) O( beetle shop All times listed are fur sophisticated French comedy M! CMttnut lt,,Unlen (3wds) 21, Oreedy Robert Bedford and Paul 22, Shee.1 uf B.OHare 24, Italian 31, Ciech nlshed by the theaters. satire is about the changmg- glass mountains Newman, eontinuej" for the finest In tenant com- sexual mores of Parisians It ITALIAN 23, I'npleas 10. Cotton mune 3«. Biti another wwk at the Loll concerns a book store owner ant hap- fabric 15. Band 31, — West Picture Show, Union, The CASTLE (Irv.) - Start! AMERICAN CUISINE penins who is plaiued by poor I 3 i a S O picture Wis filmed In tomorrnw continuous OIRL business and opens a nex shop 25. I'ues "To color. . _..... CO — __ CATCHERS. SACR1LEJ -instead—Claudf—Eeco- Julie! 2 AFFAIR IN THE AIR 2 15 26. Teu- Berto Jean Pierre Manella Open Dally 11: Jo A.M.-Midnight Itmii- 'Cabaret' seen 3 10 4 05 4 SO 6 4S 7 31 Nathalie Delnn md Beatricp N.J. POLKA CENTER 13 FRI. J. iAT. 'TIL 1 A,M, seii demon 8 15 8 25 1(1 10 Roman hive leading roles CLOIBDTUiSOAY ' RESTAURANT-LOUNGE ' II, Hurl in AAaplewood 1 •n r Trr r'ri"ii" 41516th AVE, IRVINGTON, 2(. Equal iff i Tall Blond Man d (comb. "Cabaret," multi-Oiear French tomed> qbnut a CATERING ALL, OCCASIONS form) IS 9 20 award-winner, continues at ELMC1RA lEhz ) - THE bumbling innocent musiLian DINNERS SERVED DAIC.V 29, Kind of the Maplewood Theater In SEDUCTION OF MIMI who becomes a fall guy in the march JI Maplowoud^ Starring Liza Thur Fri , Mon Tues 7 10 French secret service It. Ship SATURDAYS Minnelli and Joel Grey, the Sal 7 10 10 Sun 4 7 10 rivalry with a madedp a shaped a is I COULD NEVER HAVE clock screen mmleal, bawd on (he of misadventures ^ve*, Broadway musical (derived SEX,,,, Thur,, Fri,, Mon,, 33, Spirit kk n Robert dnected Ihe picture talk ,^'/' from the slap production and Tues,, 8:30; Sat,, 5:30, 8:30; and the casl includes Pierre 34, Chinese 21 30 31 motion picture, "I Am A Sun,, 5:30, 8:40; featurette, Richard Bernjrd Blicr Jean pagoda 29 Camera,") was directed by Sat., 1, 2:30; Sun,, 2; THE Roehefort and Mireille Dare 35, Sar- WISHING MACHINE, Sat,, castic 3! 3* Bob Posse and filmed in color. On Saturday and Sunday 1:15, 2:45; Sun, 2:16, 31. Defrost The Maplewood will ihow afternoons at 1 so 'Rum Ji it n pelstiltskin is being offered 3«, Pace "The Wishing Machine" -O-O" 39. Hebrew Saturday and Sunday af- for the children lyre SB 19 FIVE POINTS CINEMA JOYS AND TRIBULATIONS — judo Adorns and Gary 40. Hinder .ternoons. (Union) - CALIFORNIA 40 Cohen play the married couplo In "I Do! I Da!" 41. Sicilian SPLIT, Thur,, Mon,, Tues., 8; which opens tomorrow night at the Celebration volcano 884 -MM ONE DAY Fri. and Sat., 7:30, 8:30; Sun'., Playhause in Roielle Park Porfermanees will run 6, 7, 9; SNOOPY COME every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night through GOURMET TOUR HOME, Thur., Fri,, Sat,, Sun,, Dee, 29, * 1:30. OF BROOKLYN I MANHATTAN Roselle Park's Celebration available by calling 241-0088 or INCLUDING: ' -o-o- Playhouse will mark the 391-8033. Tr»nieort«N»!i •«» Inn far FOX-UNION (Rt. 221. - Intirn.llocu! Nibbling Along conclusion of its second season Judi Adams of Roselle Park Th! Wly Mfr A Vlilt To A GROOVE TUBE, Thur,, Mon,, with the production of "1 Do! I will play the role of Agnes, a Vlctsrliri MinilBn, TUBS,', 7:30, 9:30; Fri,, 7:30, 9, Do!," a musical about the joys most „ appealing wife. Mjjs TUES., NOV. 12lh • 10:30; Sat., 4, 5:30,7,8:30, 10: and tribulationi of SO years of Adams has appeared in lltle Prim 1 l,m. lo Iprgi, 4 p.m, Sun,, 3:30, B, 6:30, B, B, FOR INFORMATION CALL marriage. The play opens roles in Celebration's HOJE LEWIS II tomorrow night ai 149 W, productions of "Mame" and 382-1890 LOST PICTURE SHOW Weslfiald ave, and will run "Hello, Dolly!" and has nisei (Union) - THE STING, every Friday, "Saturday and appeared in "Damej at Sea" Thur., Mon,, Tues,, 7, B:10; Sunday night through Dec, 29, and "Stop the World, I Want lo 1UMV I Fri,, 7:30.9:30; Sat,, 2, 4:30,7, Curtain time each eveninM Gel Off," KlDanetTheahtGuUd TURESHOUJi, 9:30; Sun., 2,4:30, 8:60, B:1S, is 7:30 p.m, Tlckeis are 13,50 Cas! in (he role of Michael, presmti,., THE and $4 on Friday and Saturday the pompous but lovable ~o-o- and S3 for Sunday per. husband, ll Gary Cohen, also Seafood lovers. MAPLEWOOp - NUTCRACKER formanees. Reservations are of Rosello Park, A veteran of ABAtLITINJACTs CABARET, Thur,, Fri,, Mon., several stock companies, he complete Kt nil Tusi,, 7:15, 9;t5; Sit,, 3:11, has been in "Charlie Brown." (•ffects Mon,, Tues,, 7, 10:10; Sat., 7, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45; Sun., 4:15, Play It Apin, Sam" and "The 10:30; Sun,, 6:50, 10; TALL SUN,, «:30, 9; THE WISHINO Boys in the Band" ni BLOND MAN WITH ONE MACHINE, Sat,, 1; Sun,, 2. Celebration Playhouse, DEC. 22 BLACK SHOE, Thur,, Fri,, land ••O-Q- " Mon,, Tuti,, 8:30; Sat,, 3:30, "I Do! IDo!" while marking NEW PLAZA (Undm) - B; Sun,, B;SO, 10; RUM- Iht end of the group's second 4J0RWI GLASS HOUSEi, Thur,, Mon,, PLESTILTSKIN, Sit,, Sun,, seaion, will aim be the last pwrnwonvi TUM,,> 7, 10:20; Prl., 8:50; 1:30. production at the Roselle Park Schow wnfonuffl flOPARKAVINUI Sat,, 5:10, 8:30; Sun,, 4:50, iddresi. Celebralion PLAINFIELI), N.J 8:10; CALIFORNIA SPLIT, -0-0- , Playhouse will move lo MB :h, t Mm, IB. Thur,, Mon,, Tues., 8;30; Fri., PARK (Roitllj Park) - South ave,, Cranford, on Feb 7, 10:20; Sit., 6:45, 10:01; LONG AGO, TOMORROW, 7,1875. "Man of La Maneha" •fiun,, 8:20, 9:41; WISHINO Hazolwood Ave U|son, Thur,, Fit, Mon,, Tuts,, 7:30; will christen the new' N.J. 0iil7. Mali wltwltK MACHINE, Thur., Fri,, Sit,, Sat,, 4;15, : 8j Sun., 4, 7:50; playhouse al thai time. slamoed sell-addressel d envelope group Discounts Eat your heart out! Sun,, 1:30, TAMARIND SllD, Thur,, available. . TIIN-AOMl, find |obs 'by 54i.O74? Fri,, Mon,, Tues., 9U0; Sit,, running W«nt Adi. Call W6.7700, SiM, 9:40; Sun,, 5:35, 9:Z8- OLD BAHWAY (Rahwiy) Sat., Sun,, gartoons, 1:45; MUM -LESBX SHOP, Thur,, Fri,, THE WISHING MACHINE, 2, "ey ER f SUNDAV N!™* HEW^GIa$$ ftrctorf Heated Dinin STAMP I COIN COLLECTORS •••< DANCE I SOCIAL PARTY N.J. STAMP * COIN DEALERS'BOURSE • OLD NOW AT ALL SHANTYS EVERGREEN LODGE Delicious Mtrtll ol Shrimp, Scillopt ind SUN,, NOV. 10.10:30 A.M,5:J0 P.M. •VIRSRIIN «V|. Blutllih, Unllmitid Chowdtr, Salad JPR1NOFIIID, N,j, Monmou Nutcracker COACHMAN INN, CRANfORD Reufi n To Sprlnslltla Exit 136, SMtM SWi NMw« OCMNRT Opins Diaembir 18th •'17 Pirformaneai itir *iWrs Mil rittr • wiM MIMIM M U.S. *v», to ivtrgrim AM. Come by Bus or Car mp» «nd eolni. M*ltf l»i Mr tM Minrwr M MOV WILLS ORCHESTRA I fflMtitvlilM nllfctor. Our Mltn IN *10 MATINEES* In Buying, tiwMJ 11 MIIIBB, H brina whtl you OANSI INiTRUCTIONi if ". Tiekni: $4.5.67.8.9 vi M otftr. »rln» your lrHMi,.4M maw rf rt, mre. im» wi dliplty. 14 aiilm (poiilWy mor.) r»»dy NEW POST i2:ao m urM »»», . • " . • •".•'"• "&jmsm FREE ADMISSION • HO OBUGATION Tally D Thursday Nnv#mb«r 7 1074. To Buy or Sell - - Or Dig A Well For Personals- - or Personnel — Clean Rugs? Kill Bugs? Find Antique Mugs? Alter Coats, Renting Boats — Baby Sitters, Puppy Litters — Roofing, Siding, Horseback Riding- Mowers, Towers, Garden Growers —

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AT 11T of woooen kitenen "blnets, Electrical Repairs WITH A FUTURE? good condition PIHseeail 376 0853 FRANKLIN STATE BANK Tms Ipsdinq msnytatturgr needl a H 5 grad with good typing NEW CARDIAC CARE UNIT skills. The ideal candidate should speak and write welf, ' JIM ELECTRIC TROMiONB, Dorn, eiceltent We lee& e fun? espenenCtd ban* teller who >% capable Qf ^wMfchboard esperience is preferred We havf thi |ob, the Residential I commercial wiring, T Saint iiiisegfh Hoipitsl it preyd to annguncf that lt| new Cardiac Csrf Unit liopen. Our 20>bsd condition MO. Call 564 372? eves, also Carrier room aircondltioner fflking charge sn S moment notle? O "flaaf" fireynd Qur luturp and tM!> COrnprtHy to gfiisr wh«f WS n»d nflW IS ¥OU ' unit Includes monitoring and telemetry Our noneva5ive cardiac dlagnesfte iaberatsry \z located or weekendl. X)1M$ sales Ciii 3J2 6515days, eves, 1SJ. LJniQn area benches L3f5 S* diversification pigs miliage in the Cardiac CSF# Unit= if include? conventional EKG, VCG, stress testing and wave evaluation 3JU reimbursement WP offer ese#llgnl starting salary WeotlerflgQogialarv ani t company benefits ptionocardlsgraphy, Impulit tracing analysis and echscaFdiography. earn mem grate with PKpffienc? pi US liberal benefits (J) O«li SOODYf AR Polyglass ____ K TP.44 i~nterected'1 C311 Our n».-%ft«nei nsfaFtm*pi Ji^AMflor NUWI snow ffres. whits leffereo 4 JOHN POLITO • Licensed ffecf Call for appt. 6§7 4700 Wt #re seeking dedicated professional nurses who hgvf MiCU CUU fxperience and nyrses who months old Call Ml 2557 after s rlcal Contractor, Repairs I have thedfslre ta specialUe in eafdiovaieuisF nursing. Our institution will be one of the leading miintenance. No'llb too small Bflrhara Foliy cardiac diagnostic hospitals in nartheastern New jersey , MS Call us for prompt service, IL J, Franklin Statt' Bank CHILD'S SHOW 1 TILL with 3441 approK 20r«ords1allnew We after a full erientaiien program, coronary care cewrsg, enceiient benefits including A weeks Orloinal cost 165, Biking 135, K.1-M4 155 Chestnut Street VICTOR COMPTOMETER vacation, liberal professional salaries arid differgfiHsil Call 467 3215 R II 7 15 Entertiininent Union, N.j. 07013 2005 Reuil 22 15" COLOR PORTAiLI TV OOOd We are pfflua To Be Union, N.J, conaition, iibo, also Ol pypplTlrTeatre of Joy Hand An Csuti OBWriunitV im»lqy«r M F dishwasher, best offer phone 616 puppet show for birthdays, An Equal Opportunity Employer M F schools, lodges, Christmas special CALLAAR. O'HEA AT 5275326 CLIP 1, SAVE. 3251570, POOL TABLES X-T-F-45 1973 Leftover Model! & Displays MAQieiAN with Clown, HAL 1 ]'» S' lumper Pool .175.00 PAL Ideal entertainment tor ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL 6' Slate Tables 1255.00 birthdays, shows, organizations NURSING I'ilateTabit 1255,00 Call Hal Meyers, 5648355, ENGINEER 225 WILLIAMSON STREET l?74IARl,Y BUYSPICIALS ELIZABETH, NEW JERSIY07207 7'lletelien 1120,00 JUIitJ INDUSTRIAL/MECHANICAL CAREER !' Slateleen 1130,00 8'Slate MiS.OO Furniture Repairs 50 savings up to 40 percent Pr.fJlicf, •(••! ffSM. manyfgftijri. *f*Sfi fhsUsngtag OPPORTUNITIES Cue stick specials save 15,00 FURNITURE POLISHING PILICAN POOLS INC paiineR fa? degrisd li ar Ml with itreng bashfregnd RIPAIRINO, ANTIQUES RTi. 11- EAST BRUNSWICK,N.j RISTORBD, RIFINISHINO m marhini ihep pfs.firBi Emphaiit s" f*?hnUsl tnswU RNs Nest to 2 Guys HINRY RUFF. CALL MU B-SH PH0NIi]4ilJ4 -=_ - R •dg* st itiu!ti=tpindio HufofF3*.£ IEFBW rPBEhinii, Will — X-T-F-15 pra-td* isikiisg! iLippar! ta ihap, paFfkylari? ay is* NO ROTATION REQUIRED Garage Doors ma'Ji i?ri* fn=>eJiin# dept. PfBESii & ifripf6*i many. TYPIST Merchandise for Sill il Dogs, Cits, Pali 17 ! fa? y'irig mffhadi an BH €§r»ipany pf^dy^ti, Speciality Areas: OARAGE DOORS, INSTALLEDTALLED. FOR FANTASTIC SALI BOO OIIDIINCI—1 weeK garage extensions, repairi s SS. IXCILLINT lENlFlTI PACKAGE NEWSPAPiROFFSETSHOP course, i]0. Union, westtleld, service, electric eperators and ICU I SOU HOSTESS CLOTHiS Bliiibeth, iseiin and Summit, N.J, racnocontrols, J'evens Overhead Send fFiyrni, BF £SU WI WILL TRAIN yOU TO OPIRATI SOPHISTICATID sis to i]9,valueijiito 1110, DOG COLLIOI,-«72353 Door Co. Ch.10/45. •••••• -- R If 17 R t.f.S2 Good stirting salaries TYP|SETTINO iQUiPMINT, MODiRN BUIUDING An Unusual and Exciting Shop 789-1121 COMFOHTA1LE WORKING CONDITIONS Offering the ullimnte In ATTENTION BOO OWNERS Libifil imptsyttbenefits Town I. Country Dog Training Garage Doors 12 iscillfnt working conditions, CALL MR. DBIINIDITTO FOR APPT ROBESalSL€EPWIAR Club of Union offeri a 10 week ACCURATE BUSHING CO. Apply sr call Ftrsonnel Dept Unique, Sensuous, Pignslrs, training course for 131 Taught by • ' 6867700 Travil Sits, Entifiiining "Clothes AKC licensed ludges- Seginner AyTOMATieOARASi DOORS A UNIT OF IX-CIU.0 COSP, HAtti SERVICED I N5TALLIO S. SOLD t. terrle*. class stsrts Nov. IS- For info, call OVERLOOK HOSPITAL 617 3141, 232 51J3 Or 3IJ7M5 DAVHSON ELECTRONICS" 441 Nerth Av», Oarweod, NJ, 07027 Magnifieignt sampls, Closesuti & T^T-T^: ~— R 11 7 17 M40201 193 Morris Ave. Summit slight [ffogyiafs. Tremendsys R 11 2152 <.M. Breeze CDrparatlon HOUSEHOLD furniture, TV, lots. All work done with power SPICiALiZI II. . Good starting salary 700 Liberty Ave., radio, clothes, mile, items, JM iun., NO. mm A.M;.J P.M. sofa, roller. All kinds masonry. James M7 RAY AVi., I BRIGHT, resourceful person to registered or rtgiitry.elloible at our Personnel Dept, Union in nuclear medicine, Liberal employee benefits M6.40O0 Wilder St., Hillside lat. B. Sun., love seat, chairs, tables, 41" LlMorgese, il Paine Ave., Irv, M4.4I1S or I work as a full time medical iKceiient working condition! Nov. 9 (. 10. 10 to 4 p.m. Mahogany Dining room table, 6 •SS.JO83 secretary in modern suburban Apply or call personnel Dept, 500 Broad Street, r "-'- • X 11.712 chairs, butfeti Italian Provincial —• ^_ _ K t.l.M WDEWALKS-sttpi. ATrirTek surgeon's office. Experience You will receive a high starting Newark, N.j. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS PALL • •hoOTe eleinini. we've Frullwood king slied bed, and block work, ,21 years' preferred, but will train right salary, top benefits and a armoires, vanity, nlte tables. experiencs, Fully insured Free individual. Must type. Competitive chance to broaden your OVERLOOK HOSPITAL Experienced, Able to do own set. moved It to the basement I Sale ot Building Mitlrlili 30 ups. Reliable co., many eiitra furniture, appliances, lamps, brass k marble console table 8, esMmates, Self employed M salary and benefits, write class. knowledge working with highly mirrors crystal fixture. Diutsch, Springfield, mmi• Box 1873, CO Union Leader, 1M1 153 Morris Ave,,iummit FIRST NATIONAL benefits. MU 47213, for appt. itar household odds 8. ends. Sat, Nov. 9, skilled -ofesslonali. Machine, MI! U.S. Rt, jf, Union. Barcalounger, desk, tile cabinet, lDlIsMwiNBoyvrASHl Stuyyesant Ave,, Union. (201) 522-2244 104 at 91 Falmouth St., Short Hills, rocker, trunk, unusual lamps, PIRS NIL DEPARTMENT STATE BANK Ki 1.7.1 : " X 11712 IW.I's),2 PICTURE WLNpOWS ————— R 11.14.1 ,201)992.5500 ~ IqualOpperiunltylnipioyer TWIRLING INSTRUCTOR, misc. i FT. 1,1 FT, WIPE, OFNiWJIRSEY X 11-7-15 Moving I Storagt 67 CASHIER — Part time, J full days SICRITARY R1171 wrestling supervisor, supervisor Rummage Sales RID sparkli drum set, grtat (or CALL 594.0107 after I P.M. + Thurs. eyes. Must also be lunityllrnDloyer for boys'basketball. For evenings 13 St. Barnabas rjaii.il 0: beginner. Oooa condition. Oreat •^-^-^^•_... — HA T.F.30 1 available for additional hours DOYOULiKIAAUSIC? X 117; and Saturday program. Call value. OIBRALTAR MOVING CO. ~ during week & holiday season MOyNTAINllDB RECRIATiON, RUMMAGE SALI Carpentry WOULD YOU LIKf , flood buy In clothinB. toys, 171.1770 ow ratM, personally iuperylsed, WALTER'S-SUMMIT MJ.0015, K 11.711 Ask tor Howard, 277-3112 WORK FOR .', household Items & metal folding Livlnglton, NJ, 07039 7 1 chairs. Sun-, Nov. 10, 9 AM to 12 POX trimmed nutria coat will fit — — K 117.1 Anlfluaiopportunityimploytf SATTTWI ""- - site 10 to 14, 1 year old. Purchase CRPINTIR eONTRAeTOR DYNAMIC RECORD CO noon, congregation nth Shalom, p MAKER FULLTIME Viuihall rd. t, cedar SI,, Union, price 51,400 will fake half-. 447-8679 ™.tt- "i «™«l|ng, additloni, CLIRK-TYPiST lUSieiANS wantM for serious . J7S.4497 afttrS. HP*I|2 *, "Iterations. Insureel. nr.klng wrlttfi, Mult be . • » -ICED Ask for John or Irene KTl-MS Wm. P, Riviere, (y.JSfi. iyallfl*di All aspictl of myi!c, —— R.11.71 SUN, NOV. 10th., 10 A.M.-S P.M. SACRIFICEI entire eenhtntt of ^7— — K t-t.3J PAYROLL CLERK in 5r Mi pf^ - ™ ve dies. WILLING TO LEARN NEW UOMt. vernon PI., basement, Ivy home- Silver, paliley Shawl, 11th TRADE! Opportunity lor 5256,« Hill Park apts,, Newark, N,J, -"RPINTlR-CONTRAe . 1 inttresting positions for 0 J O i r o Ctntury ironie. Memorabilia, Additions, kitchens it bath 1 per week, phone 486 3434 today Fresh merehandise, some new Flea market Items. lO-i P.M. Nov. remodeling. All types repalrt i, accurate typlits, good at f»eded also, Mellowaeoustlc styfe, PORTUN , X — • X 11-7.1 items. Sisterhood Ml, Sinai 1, 9, 10. 14 Warner Ave,, alterations. Free estimates, R. figurf!. Attractive starting jriginal material . A lot of work YOUNG person-rake leaves, cut Cengregaflon. Springfield. Hejnie, UjKm K.ll-MS .5..INC.V salary, company paid benefits. ahead • serious people working in RIGHT PIR.,ON grass, yard work, Ij.sd per hr. X 11.7-15 Convenient transportation. larmony together will make this Co, paw benefits. Ooofl ioeitisn, Mountainside. Call tli-im rark, 4:00 P.M, weekdayi .Ask for WHO IS NOT evenings, ANTIQUl hand hewn beams ALL• T¥P|S OF CARPBNTRY Call M84i:o For Appt, frw parKlng. Libtral vacation Merchandise for Sale IS (huge selection) fireplace, mantel WORK, CABINITS, iLOCK NALiKftjfi.M, •tf.nonw.i9tf. - plan, An ixesllent opportunity (op AFRAID TO WORK. —___ XA 1.7.1 beams, wide flooring, barn siding, CEILING, PANILiNS, TILB tavanciment m (fir young i, antique doors. Call Mf.JMS, | r COMPANY PAID FLOORING ITC, 371-J1». COOPER NURSES RN'S i™w HB Co. for appt. call"«r. Situations Wanted 1M MM '"•''« w HIS) BENEPiTS. BABY cirrlige, portablxn-ane cribs, - al ALLOY CORP, ull or pan time 3-11 and part time Include ilus cross, Blue Shit Id, SAVE 30-70% high chair, child's Maple desk. All i.j. Call 'weekday* M OL1N PHONO DISC. INC. Rider J.. prescription drupi, ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping In Al condition Reasonable, call Carpeting 3] Hoy st, k Ramsty A»e.,Hllli!tfe ' prescription ginsses, dintal services per diem, work, taxtl, ON ALL NiW, AS IS mau, 6.5 P.M. s. weekends. A POLYGRAM CO. payroll, ail tunctlons, no lob too, plan and 55,000 insurance small. SO years experience, in ------, R 11.MS CARPIT INITALLiB— * AnIqualOpportunltyEmployer MOM.POLYDOR.UnlttdArtilt! policy, 11 paid holidays and FRII CLIANINO & Wall-to-wall. Plus repiirs vacation. 79S1. —— — X 117.1 liMBufnttav(.,Union,N,j. X 11.2J.7 FURNITURE CONDITIONING en any wig or iKperlinceej, Call Andy (Smih.fromPkwy,4,Rt,Hj hair piece, with this ad when you TIM STARTING RATE WOMAN dslrmdiy's work, FAMOUS .BRANDS CLiRKTYPIST P.T, P.T, all shift*. E.C.F.. lECRITARY Wednesday only. BEDROOMS SOFA •IDS have It set at PALACE STYLES, ———— J5.li.7JJ DIversiflM Eiericai poilflon now Nursing Home. Oooa working References, BUNK BEDS MATTRES5ES lH4\Se^_A5fi, W. wtsflielel, m available with local company. and. Immediate openings. Can $6,50 PER HOUR, J7S.6164bet.7&»B,m. LIVING ROOMS BINiTTil 14M, (Bsplratlon date Nov. U) Must type well and havi ipflfudt FUN JOBS K 11-7.13 Carpal Cleaning 33A , MOVING for figures. Call intm art for No steno Springfield, tilo NO OVERTIME LADIES Of Roseile If yfuSJ RICLINIRS LAMPS Ntwt'xl'CMir Sunny. FrtnchliLing. igogrbl.iJOO TA1LM STBREO stockade fence-$15 Sec'y, No stcno-Math,ll75 Csli (or ajplntment t to tjfQ p.m, worried about a sitter, part or full .Prelght Salvage CARPETS cleaned- Scotch guard — • K 117.1 OlS SUPERVISOR time, well, look no more, I am .Factory Spots parseetlon process, work done at you? Uriutual oppty. for Innovative NO FEE COLBER CORP. right nest door, Call J4WSJS. .Samples, Cioseouts fall 686-6110 convenience. Offices - stores, Frte person who, can Bssum* •— — X-ll.7.7 , RJ17.1I estimates, IVIRKLIAN mlMt NOTICI TO JOB APPLICANTS management & teaching U iut(lngtonSt.,ir¥ingtfT SAVE MORE: Bringthlssd, MOVINBi Kitchen set, redlopj i responsibilities for professional Kathy Gorga 964-0100 ietsfsextrialscountl Thlt newspaper dosi not 971-9500 „ „.,., Business Opportunilic decpratlvt upholstered matching knowingly script tulp Wsnt«d nursing activities In progressive 530 Chestnut St .Unlon.N J J.D. FURNITURE- - chain • oold rug, .lix13rrahg*r Cimrtlti Pioti odl fi-orn «mpldyBri covtnd by 200 bed general hospital. Salary R 11-7-1 TYPIST . PARTTIME f rlsldalrt, eard table, end tsblis 31 tht Fair Labor standard! Act commensurate w-exp. Initiative 8. BARBBH STYLING SHOP- Union, I iff conditioners, syltcases, etc which applies lo employmffnt In ludersnlp abilities Can You Ttlitypt? OUTLET-LINDEN SECRETARIAL POSITION private parking; app't, i, waik.in ..'HOLLVWMD Inttntalv commarct. If th«y write or call Director ol Nurset, 4 Hrs, Per day-MM. thru Frl, clientele, call James, 6B6-96M. 1007 W.St.eeorge Ave, otfar Ink thgn the l«gal minimum 4SS3400. Educational, Federal state areas. NesttoPathmarkBirking MiMORIAL PARK wag* (12.00 an hour for thott Responsible-experienced- Typing, Busy Springfield, NJ. soles BAZAAR Townley Presbyterian 8. Gethiemane Gardens COLUMBUS HOSPITAL Church, Salem Rd., Union, Sat. covered prior to February 1,1V67, 4V5NO. HlhSt. steno, office routine benefits. office of manr company offiri MmiBijiMim, and SI .90 an'hour for ntwly Phone 3731942 tor appt. with Mrs. varied activity Including phone Instructions, Schools NOV. v, 9:30 A.M. . 4 P.M. covered emplOYeei) or fall to pay M. Hani. All applicants will be and typing. Hours arranged ts Luncheon available, tht epplkant overtime. K 11.7.1s Thl» newspaper doet not OPIRATORS for MEDICAL Interviewed Nov. 13, im. suit. Friendly atmosphere. 1 piWNBy5IIlMSnrTti CHIRRY Mihooiny bjdroom set', ttnowlnoly accept Halp wentta answering service. Steady parr STOCK CLERK Full lime, Kodays 11-7-1, 1 yourhsme. •eglnners &advanced. R 11.14-11 oooa eonflltlqn, rosi Beige arptt •dt mil Indlctti a prtttnnn time shift available. Experience experience necessary but not Erie Mintghin SM-ffO Reaspnable fates. Call anytime TJ x II, reaionablB, - ^ Child Care R t.f.ff Itnta on age from tmplovart required. In MEDICAL building, conrw by tht Aot esientlal. Apply In person, LOUIS ALLiS CO. , Ma-llfjeves. DIKrlmlrutlwi li, Employmtnt Irvlngton. 373-7000. RELIABLE QUlLT CO. 1310 A Div, ot Litton industries PIANO K 11.7.1s •~ RUM aby sitti NEID HELP! Act. Contact the UnllM Slltlt Stuyv«snt Ave, Union, equalOpportunltyEmployer Piano Instructions Hint I WURLI, „ r, CONTIMPORARY olive green 4 UbOf Owarimtnl't loctl ofllct FARTTIMI-tMtettOO From M.00 per month. A^i pt, (Rowel Sectional also An lnt«p.nii,s MlLP"W*NTiO for_mor.t miormititn, T.|it_ For s few eves per week. Car CHILDREN.ADULTS WpufthBle rangerine chair with ottoman 1400, •i In lh8 Claiilliid p,,,, „( tddrau li; necMrtry. 687S217or 759DM0. TELEPHONE solicitors work' LYNN ROSIN 3IM1M a(ISM;30 PM. K11-211 TYPIST-1ILLER concert pianist. Jullisrd 1 N wh>r in ni!n'™''°E" *IH "scJ> •"' Hi Intd II., Rg«ii au, from home. Clothing drive; Ideal Evenings

JUNK FOR DUMP SINiRAt. CONTRACTOR! Llnaen. Illjaoeth, last Orangi i, •iQIILLI fARK Hemf owneri lurnlfure Rooting gutters- tiding additions irylngton 1, !, 3 S. 4" room G«, PATON Asset removemoved VardseelVards.eellars.garauel i alleratlons, painting tneloi, aparfmenti, turnlihed "or Realtors Physicians told they can help cleaned. ReasonaBle 32! 971) ures Quality work Reasonable unturnlshjd, IISIX COUNTY 414 Chtltnuiiiyti 31.it , Rosiln\. H Pk Ask for Mr. Chiehjlo Pfleei Fret estimate 454M47 APARTMENT FINDERS, INC 3411M4 — ——— 2.IIM0 2 11 7 111 L 1132 SO. Orangt Avi., Newark SUMMIT IR. r* »V *s«fCAi Nrir tFI 1X I i r-ailllIT,l Pe'lntlng! Broker MO fee 3740*12 Carpentry, Electrical, Pl^piur, -.inal , dying patient 'accept' the fact repairCt s anlid neiw irnnujiio. No ROOFING SERViei MORBII TWP, (MORRISTOWN) VARIETY ob loo small, Rellaoi. 8. Leaders;gutterers gutterss V& repairs.elf . Fail 1, 3, J bedroom luxury, AC Garden MS.fOu irltk a, fifame, J Physicians attending n seminar of thf physician to in-patients at New York Hospital gutter cleaning special Free bedroom New Providence Split Reasonable. 273 4731 esllrnales- Apartmentsents,, PPoolo,, 1245 up. NYC CnlleKe of Medicine nnd Dentistry of New He is a member of the board of directors, a V ~— XII 14 70 bubuss , traitrainss , S3946J1S3946J1 . TakinTkij 379 1914 171,500 Family room, 4 bedrooms jersey (CMDNJi were inlri they can actively fellow and a member of the task force nn death ATTlNTlONHOMIOWNBtJii applications V'j bath , Summit brick s, frame Attics, cellars, garages ana yards center hall colonial hr'ip dying patients accept (he fact of drain of the lnsiiiuiu for sUw-iiMv Fthits nM Hm I iir cleaned All dirt and rubbish ALL-STATE ROOF ING* 174,500 1 bedroom, J bath New removed Leaders and gutters t rooms, kids, pets, welfare Providence Ranch with ground It can t» dime. Dr Eric J Casscll said in cleaned, trucking very reason frji 687.si 57 welcome, heat 8. hot water 1 stove level efficiency apartment, The (are nf the Dying Patient," by helping able ram isiimale " "'"' iervlte supplied SIM Move today Broker 1115,000 4 bedroom, 2vj bath, coil mmu Specializing in all type roots and 374 OM! lion* ii frame cuitom built the patienl to overcome fear and lo retain 4«mlns gutters. Fully Insured z ierMiey Height! Ranch • iinlrnl" uiiLlI the last possible moment —; ~— H t I 70 Above ail a good root ORANan "•'•»' 1'1 room efficiency, heal 1 hot tS|,SO0 4 bedroom, i bath, oiiitm N'EED ODD lobs dons' cleaning Ranch on v acre. Call Coniediriji thill this does not work in all garages, Basemenls allies. water, stove &. refrigerator gas It t Cost of living hauling dPQfis. general clean up electric included 1111 can now 464.9700 c.iBi'Si, In- mmnlained, however, thai enmjgh 686 iUi. TIM Service 19 iroker 3)4 06!! Z117 101 piihenl). respond favorablv tn rnskfi Ihi' '—* -- X ]J 14 70 RANDOLPH fyVP. Crestview Agency Realtor "Our physician s role a valid one. MR.PIXIT TREE work, all phases, (Dover area) Hamlltonlan 3IMpringfleldAv.,serk.ht«dAv.seri . rises 1.2 pet. ANYTHING AND IV.I R V THI NO Lunury Apartments, Center Grove Ives: "•—• I)r Tasscll, a recognized authority on aginR. 5PEr;IALT¥ANDCABPF.NTB¥ A prompt service 4643706 free estimates Rd . off R t. 10. 3"i, 4Vi 1, iVi rooml, — I II 7 111 disease iirid environmental prnblems, -iirt 37183IS 1 1 3 bedroom apartments, from .,„. Z 11 14 70 Insured. 376.3J32 HIS. Air conditioned, newly UNION dressed the firsl of the currenl year's series of 'I II 719 decorated, including cooking gal. DON'T DELAY! ('MI)NJ President's Seminars ™ fssui's of in September ATTICS, YARDS. GARA6ES • IV TREE SEfiVICt Heal k hot water Swimming pool, Colllege credits offered CELLARSCLEAN1D on sue parking. Call 344 701S, or Fabulous opportunity I A I family SPECIALIZING TN TRIMMINj home for only M1.S00 In Ideal Kthics in the Biological Science and pntieni Prices pnid by consumers (or goods and JUNKHAUL60AWAV AND REMOVAL REAIONABLE see Supt in ildg 11, Apt, § CALL 915 3IH location Each apartment has 3 ( are The seminar was held at the East rirnngo HAT IS" FULLY INSURED. Call 1 DM 101 large rooms. Call for details I for experience in Guard services in Ihe New York Northeastern N I 2 percent in I bedroom AC garden apartment, OAKRIDOiRiALTY 374 4122 I'olli'BCi throughout 'If you Ihink your job is simply to cure basements, remove old furniture w w, fully decorated. «SI plui Z 117 111 New Jersey Army and Air .September, according tn Herbert Rie.nstock. appliances Days 417 2161 alter A Complete Tree lirvlct. Fully utilities Available Immediately UNION • National Guard memhors can n UIIITI' Ihcy Illiij disease.- Dr rassell told the physicians, "you 4 30, 964 1433 Ma» Serota iroker, 6M IJ67. *' the t:s. Departmeni of Uihors A.tsistant Insured, Free Istimates now be awarded tuition frcf p in 111 linhnfj freo have nothing to offer the dying patient If you X 11 7 70 Firewood J, wood Chips 5)3 7910 -ijiijji OWNER ANXIOUS I Regional Director for Ihf Bureau of I alMir HANDYMAN Painlino, --' Z 11 2189 RiiI UJ.50U asking price, only 1414 college cri'dils for rquivnli'ni ireihls. iip conceive of your primary function as making ileetrkal, plumbing carpentry, Isl lloor, 4 large rooms, heat «. hot taxes, immed. gossesslon. VA Statistics, who head* the HI.S nffirr in New any odd lob Fret eilimafe 276 water, quiet adults, near buses PHA OK If qualified 3 |R cape In military education and vx p li'h hiill thi'.iiunjbi'r people better, there is a great deal you can do York 3101, Tutoring 91 Write Class. Sox Vi7J, c,o A I eond., great starter home. perience they obtained while for an associate ,The patient facing death can be 'made belter'. -™-,- -™_ XII 51 70 Suburban Publishing, 1291 Hurry! needed lta< Septemhcr increase reflected sharp PC Tn ri-ii'ivc thflpgrpp MR.FIXIT Sluyvesant Avi., Union, N j LOMBARD! 6875220 on active or reservi' riiily 'hal is he can die belter ' ~—^— 2117 101 price hikes in all five major -categories »! Anything & evervthino & TUTOR ING- Qualified teacher !415 vaunhali Hd,union, Realtors The opportunity i" hcinfi the *,u;ird members would t)r Casseli held loss of feiir tn be more than wishes to tutor grades 4-j, Math, ROSEViLLE SECTION ——^^— 111.7111 consumer spending - housing, food, heaPh and carpentry 3 specialty taki' thi' ri'rnnlning required 171 ijJJ English and Reading Please call 3' 1 large rooms, 170 month, neat >• offered under I ho newly luul passive aceepiance of death, because it recreation, apparel and transporlallon All of 276-1856 alter i p m. hgl water, stove (, refrigerator courses at a participatmjS New ———— HA 1,1,91 Ligm iuper's duties Move today Mobile Homes 111A created "Program for permits the patient to function He said pain is the increases were above 1 percent, excepi for __-_____-.-_...._ miHii Jersey ccmimunity cnllege anil EXPERIENCED HIGH SCHOOL Broker Inereasinl Education" iI'IEi. nfleii an element of fear, bul the phycieinn run transportation which rose 1) S percent On a Piintitig & Paperhanging T\ TEACHER WILL TUTOR 37405!! LOOK ING for a good home In quiet sponsored jointly by ihc New apply their fiuiird pily loworri and should quickly remove il Z 0 adult park In Union" Lowest seasonally nd justed hrisU the mrle* was up I I SPANISH. ANY LEVK. CALL SOUTH URANOI "" ' Miitinn DAN'S PA I NT INS AFTER 6 PM. SIS I2B! prices. Call fM-1155- Jersey Department of Defenso In the servici' of freeing paiienis {roiii Ihe percent AND DECORATING, INT 1 EXT • — HATF91 4 rooms, now stave i frioerator — I 1! 7111A and Deparinieni of llijilHjr The IMK prngrani rould he [ear uf dying," he added, "physicians are not in SiAIONABLI RATES. FREE Over the year ending September ITO, con- Education worth an much ns IIOOo tn any sense impotent Indeed, they can he active IlTIMArtS INSUBfD 2195434 Houses Wanted 112 sumer prices rose ii 7 percent, the largest — — - XI (73 Guard members may individual (iuard persminei in tarrying out a role which is completely INTERIOR * IXTIRIOR annual increase on record since .June 1947 when Real Estate J rooms .«. altlc for storage, Wl NBiB 1 or J family homes In qualify for the program ul whoqunlify. said Major lien consonant with their role in the care of anybody PAINTINO. LEAOIRS k OUT utilities supplied. No Pets. Middle the CPI rose 15.7 percent Four of Ihe five TERS, FRII IITIMAT.fii, Irv,, vails, or Union, for our Wilfred V Menard, I'tiief uf else " age business couple preferred clients. Why not give us a try? majnr index components rose more lhan 11 >,M6-7«3.J,GIANNIN^ 17S4 Burnel Ave , any day. ^Inff nl Ihr. New Jersi'v Iroker. Dr Casseli said the fear of dying often stems percent The housing index was up 12 6 per Rill Estate for Site 100A TIME REALTY 3v? 4121 Heparlmral of Defense PAINTINO from fear of the '•helplessness and dependency cent; transportation, up II 7 percent. food, up INT k EXT. TRIM WORK. lOli Clinton Av., Irv. Priests join j large rooms, Sna Moor. AC, Ideal — I II a 112 While Mercer County of being out of control." APARTMENT!. NO jQ§ TOOpoeONos location. S31S plus utilities. 11.4 percent; and health and recreation, up 11 1 SMALL. BELTZVILLI LAKE & SKIAvailable immediately 417 3017 t'olle(ie is the initial par "You do not'make the rain, but you make AREA, 2 ACRES, 1, CLIAR. percent The fifth major component, apparel 964-7515 2 117 101 117 alumni unit tii-ipiiting college, others arc your reaction to it-you open an umbrella or X t t 73 VIEW. PQNDSfQE, UTILITIES. UNION and upkeep also rose sharply, up 10.2 percent BUILDING PERMIT isiOO W4: The newly-formed Priest expected to offer the service. FAINTINO IXTIRIOR I Ultra modern t room apartment In i UNION find shelter," he said. "Similarly with dying. Ii over the year INTERIOR Try JJI! Good iob, 3 iarniiy dweillno, lovely area Alumni Association of Seton Education Department of may be inevitable, but there is a reasonable .easonaBle files Free esliffifltes. "•"- -—-•-— z ii 7 ior %?n All utilities furnished Quiet ' 37Jsq,lt,,aval1SBIe"Nov. ISth./ent The September index rise largely resulted adult couple pretfrred. Jan. 1I S210 month, For information call Hall University will hnld Us firinls said chance of helping the patient to understand that mW Apirtments lot Rinf occupancy, write Class. io» No. BilRTUiMPFIL-OSTIRTAG from Increases in home maintenance and . } xn.,73 101 6160611, eves. 4S64471- firsl meeting in the Galleon To qualify for HIE credits, a control of one's death is as possible as conlrnl of SIDMIY WATZ 1870 c 0 Suburban publishing, 1291 repairs; food products, particularly meals; Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N J Z Koom of the Sludenl Center on Guard member musi PAINTING, PAR6RHAN0IN0, EAST ORANGE UNION "•'•"' one's life . . - - Z 11-7 101 women'sand girls' apparel; medical care; and PLAiMRINaJjiNT, 6, IXT.Clean quiet apartment bunding Professional or commercial the South Orange campus at H demonstnlie that he or she has "When that happens, and fear is removed, a FRII 1STIMBT#S, MMMI. VAILS1URO (UPPER) business zoned, parking.'S room reading materials and tuition These increases Muiis onlyi flo pets 3 room p.m. Wednesday. lompleted a military course apartnienl available now 4 room 3 room aparfmenl available, 1st house with 2-ear garage, 1 blocks certain calmness takes over, not only in the were partially offset by a seasonal drop in fruit PROM IRVINGTON floor, on terrace, heal 1 hoi water, from Union center, 187? Morris The Rev Edward Synan, a or 4ias had job experience Kills painters • Interior, enterier. aBartment avaiiaBie Dee. 1st. call convenient to buses call 76! 7011 Ave. 1300 per month, Mr. patienl but among his loved ones and others, and vegetable prices Fully Insured, Call anytime, 37! Mrs Wolfi S7S 7969 after 4 P.M. Patterson, 277.4333. member of Ihe class of 1938 which is equivalent to a course like medical personnel, who are involved." IJ43 or 371.9717. — III 7 117 The housing index rose 1.2 percent in Sep. who is director of the in his college program Dr, Casseli, a practicing internist, is clinical X t,t.73 55 Gienwood Ave., well, lember, largely reflecting a 2.0 percent in- PAjNTINp 1 BICORATtNO, Int maintained building, located close 5 rooms, heat & hot water, range & Medieval Pontifical Institute For example, a citizen, professor in public health at Cornell University refrigerator . Available Office Space lor Rant 118 crease in homeownership costs. Prices for I. Ext, Alterations, paneling. Free to transporlallon. References at the University of Toronto, soldier who took a four-week Medical College, lecturer at the Mount Sinai tst, insured. K. ichrtihoter M7 required. See Supt. on premises immediately. Call Is 2-5172 home maintenance and repair such as house = -- -— Z117 1Q1 —— • Z 11 7.101 will address the group on financial managemenl course 1137, days. M7 3713 eves t, wtinds. ATTENTION BRQKBRS School of Medicine and assistant attending residing and reshingling a roof rose sharply • AST ORANGE WEST ORANGE Prime location, westtjound lane, "Perspectives of a Catholic at Von Benjamin Harrison. SAVlMNl 5 rooms, private house, heat t, hot i> i lovely rooms, in I family house, Rte, M, also W, Chestnut St., IMO, Higher home purchase and finance prices were water included, MM, Won't last. University." The purpose of Ind. may be able lo convert his " WI PAINT TOP V, cnildren welcome. Heat & hot 1900,or 1300iq, ft. Ample parking, TV program wilt focus also reported. Household furnishings and YOU PAINT BOTTOM Vj Call now. Broker. water included, 5240. Move today, elevator, all utilities Including the nesv organization is tn training into four sernesti'r Why take chances 374,0427. Sroker 374 D6I2. cleaning, can 6M.4196, owner: operations rose l.B percent with higher prices advise the Alumni Federation credit hours in (Jovernnieiil upon Cyfals 'Buffaloes' • LIZAIITH v" zn?101 1117 101 Z11-711B for housekeeping supplies such as toilet tissue from a position of concern for accounting al one of the "Porcelain Enchantments," focusing on the FREDRICK W. RICHARDS I rooms, newly painted, 2 family and laundry soap and furnishings items such as auplsi, heat k hot water supplied CONDOS, FOR SALE 1011 Stores for Rent 121 the valid objectives of a participating community Cybis 'Buffaloes,' a sculpture created by Lybis SIM. Broker. sheets. The fuel and utilities index rose 0 6 Catholic University colleges Studio. Trenton, will be televised Wednesday, PAINTIR • Interior f. exterior. 374-0M2 percent in September as No 2 fuel oil prices Free estimates. Fully insured, R, ELIZABETH UNION Z 11 7 101 Double store (can divide) on The Rev, Joseph I'Hiscoll is Or, if a Guard member can Nov 20. at 0:30 p.m. on Channels SO and SB. Semanski, IIIEX COUNTY APT. were up 1,7 percent. 467.H785, eiceilent corner location on busy in charge of arrangement s for demonstrate proficiency in The sculpture was presented to the people of — X t.l-73 FINDERS, INC. We specialiie In Condominium thorofare. Dec, 1st. laeh aproii, The September increase brought the area's the rentals of apar|mentl 4 homes ll«40. will give lease. [Formerly the meeting. accounting based on his ihe Soviet Union as an official Presidenlial gift. PRII. esilmite,interior & m all areas 01 Essex & union Starting Md.W Conlumer Price Index to 58,9 percent above the exterior painting and carpentry, Cap 1, Cork Liquors) 1316 1 military job experience, he The program examines the work which Counties, from itudios thru 7 Swimming pool, local and NewStuyvesant Av. Call iabin, 763. 1967 base. With the September index aySB.9 paneling 6, celling, papefhanglna, rooms available now, reasonable York buses stop at door. Nestled 1 may also lie' awarded some •measures more lhan three feet and depicts two fully Insured. Call Larry Green, rents. block away from shopping prea S1L _ Z 11.7131 (IBffMOO), the area consumer now has to sipend and 1 block .away Jrofn park, college credits. natural colored buffaloes and a rare white WW Apartments, Homel, Rooms k 8 Carpet firm iU.89 to buy what 110.00 was able to buy In the X11.M.7I Family houses. Defense Department of. ' huftalo The white buffalo was viewed with awe FHillSTIMATiS.INSIDE Cell 374.0ISS, 9 AM,! PM, 7 Days. GARDEN STATE Vacation Rentals 121 19S7 index bas WORK.FAST&NiAT finals estimate that more and reverence by the American Indians 39,9.0969,374 5231, NO BROKERS FEE \ CONDOMINIUM signs lease • ' 374.12i6 than 7.QUO officers and enlisted X 117-73 • ——— I 11-7 101 SKI WHITEFACE MOUNTAIN Sheffield Carpet personnel in the Army and Air j JAMNIK IRVINGTON 3 rooms, 3rd floor, in small Attractive J bedroom modern Chalet Warehouse, Inc., corporate .Guard are eligible to par- Exitrlor k Interior painting, available (or winter season decorating 8. Paserhanging. Fret apartment Building, Heat 8. hot affiliati of Carpet-Linoleum ticipate In PIE. DEATH NOTICES Mtlmatei: Call il7.S!i« Or 617S61f water supplied, near Center, iiss Board, Room Carl 103 Monthly, weekly, weekenas, anytlmi. plus security, 37J.7M1, Ressonabie Servict, Inc. of Newark and Further Information about 1111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11111 iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 464 SS!3or 464,1111 EiSex Carpet Workroom, Inc. the program can be obtained • - survived by three grand children SANTANIILLO-Margaret (nee IBVINGTON.UNION LINi •SSix Houii OP MONTcyuii • I 11S11J3 friends may call at The MULUN • ' Friday, Nov. 1,1974, 6 rooms and floor of 2 family house. of Linden his leaied J7,"000 by writing to the Com- FUNERLAS"..M$i ase si yeari, of Irvinglon, Deloved tmfm? Cenfrel air conditioning, gas heal, Automobile for Sail 123 square feet in the Moun- wife of Anthony santanielio, J bathrooms, waif to wall 'ru-fioi mandant, New Jersey Claire and Trudy. devoted mother of senarro A, INTERIOR i EXTERIOR carpeting, dishwasher, 1 car Zff-103 tainside indmtrial building, Military Academy, Sea Girl, Relatives and friends were kindly ro ? P.M. funeral Mass Friday Mntanleilo, sister of John Robert Roofing, Leadtrs & eutteri, fsully garage, 1300 month, Cill 344.0211, •ear Suburban Publishing! Invited to attend the funeral Nov. ( af St. JosepH's Church, Anderion, Mrs. Dorothy Ivans, InsurtJ, RgfercncM. Reasonaiif, Please accept my thanks for the Brouneli-Kramer, Union-b- fi87SQ. service at HAIBERLi I, BARTH Mapiewosd at 10 AM, interment Z 11 7 101 Fumiihid Rooms for Rent 105 Mrs, Anna Mae Farr and Mrs, Pree litlmalti, O.HALL J321SS7, IRVINOTON " ' effeetlveneis of your classified ased Realtori, handled the COLONIAl, HOMI, 1100 Pine St. Ifephen's Cemetery In Frances Tyrrel, grandmother of after 6 p.m, 73 j'/i large rooms, good area, freshly advertising, I have lust sold my oid , Ave., corner Vauxhall Rd., union, Millttjrn. Anthony Albert Sanfanlello. PAINT POHTHi HOLIDAY* painted, 1110 monlh. Call 3720WS F~u~ll"IMSHEO" "ROOM" Se"aT car at a satisfactory price, and the i sub-liising arraniemenis, on Tuesday, NSy; {,. (Rev. Paul LIPS-On Friday, Nov, 1, 1974,Relatives and friends were kindly PRillSTIMATII only medium I used was your Baranek officiaflngT, Cremation: Superintendent. Irvington center for gentleman. : according to Liwis D, Ameile lyarosi, of 71 Headiey invited ta attend the funeral from H-T-'IPArNtlNG" classified advertising. ' private, Ter,, irvington, N.J., beloved wife HAAERLI k iARTH 373M47 Brpunell, president. Coupons I received about a doien BBLLAMY-On Oct. 31. 1974, Roy of Idwln A, Lips, devoted mother COLONIAL HOMi, 100 Plni Ave., . room studio, available Nov. 5th. telephone Inquiries - from such ' The 28,000 square-fool C ieliamy Ir., of irvlngfon, of Idwln F, Lips, Miss Lucille R, corner VauKhall Rd,, Union, on ideal for single working woman. areas as Union, frvlngtom beloved husband of Gertrude Lips and Mrs, Regina loltys, sister Tuesday, Nov I, thence to It we" "speeiailw" In residential 8, Call between 9 A.M. I, i P,M,-J74: Very nice sleeping room for Springfield, Roselle Park and building, located on Sheffield are sought of Mrs, Helen Maroiak, also Industrial painting, paptrhanging vailsburg. ieliamy (nee Meyer}, beloved survived by four grandchildren. Leo's Church, irvington, for a & spray apBllcafioni. Free "eif. 6117, or after 9 P.M., 372.M16, gentleman, choice lection. Call street, is leased by Bishop father of Mrs. Itnel McAllister of Funeral Mass, 2117101 alter 6 P.M. People item to have confidence The Garden State Chapter of Funeral was conducted from The Call 3349010 alter S p.m. Green Brook, Mrs, Nancy leafurro SCHISSLIR-Rutn, of 110 IRVINOTON 3730145 In advertliernents In their own .Industriis, Inc., and they are the Committee to Combat of lpot!v»od, Roy C. jr. ofMCCRACKEN FUNERAL HOMI, T ] rooms, heat 8, hot witer homftown newspapers. 1100 Morris Ave., Union, Monday, ierkshlrex^fT., rrvington, on PAINTINO sTisMqaperIng Frit Z W lub-ieasinl the 17,000 square Fanwood, Eugene C, of Panwtsod, Tuesday, Oct. M, 1974: beloved estimate, our low prices beat all, supplied, close to stores t, UNION "-'- Iluntingion's Disease is Nov. 4, Funeral Mais at transportation. Business couple Pleasant sleeping room, near 54 8. A O i feet to Sheffield Carpet. Ruaiellof Howell Twp,, Richard of immaculate Heart of Mary wife of Morris, loving mother of '9640441 ask tor• Richie." ; collecting Hetty Crocker Spgiswood, grandfather of 30 Seymour and Mrs. Mlridy Herman, preferred, ieeurlty required. Call NY, buses; gentleman, non- Springfield grandchildren and ty»o great, Church, Mapiewosd, Interment — X 1121,2] 372,0110. smoker, neat, references, — — — HA.tf.jJJ Accordini to Larry coupons as part of a fund- Holy Sepulchre cemetery, last dear sister of Mai Gotthoffer, DUTCH iOV PAINTS secorlty, mtUt 9.5 or - jrandehildren. Relatives and Orange, iessle Brownsteln and S.ylvla 1 family house outside I17i, 2, M7S, Z 11-7.101 MOVING ABROAD Mult sellll ,17 19711 Lelbowltz, who handled the raising effort. When Ihe [rlends were kindly Invited to Heller, also survived by two IRVINOTON (Upper) LVNCH-BIUabeth F,, formerly 4, M7S. 6, «7J k up, HOOml, UNION Chevy Impale. Excellent negotlationi. for Brounell. organization obtains I million attend Ihe funeral service at The hallways, stores, offices I2? J, up: Larii V/i rosni apirlmint, 1st conaifion, M,000 milts, aut,, A-C, FUNERAL APAflTMlNTS Hadley (nee Fay), on Monday, floor; small well-kept apartment Air conditioned room for mature PI, PB, best offer, 379.3745 after i Kramer, the premises will be coupons, General Mills, Inc., Nov. /, 1974, of Union; wile of the TKft«ftS^!ffli Also carpentry, trim work, buMdino. Adults. S170, Call 171- nun smoking aenfleman. Near (GIOROi AHR k ION), 700 Nye scaffold, commercial. Very PAA used by Shgffield Carpet will donate $5,000 for research Ave,, at Park PI. and Springfield late jack Lynch, devoted mother MEMORIAL HOMI, 1J00 Clinton 0346V union center. Call 61i0v«, of Joseph Hadley, Mrs, Anthony reasonable. Free estimate, free 1174 PONTIAC, luxury Lernan'l' Ave,, irvington, on Monday, Nov. Ave,, trvington, on Wednesday, minor repairs. Fully Insured, 111,7101 —— —— Z 11.7105 Warehouse for offices and a into the neurological illness. 4, intermem Hollywood cemetery, colonna and Nell Lynch, also Oct. 30, Inferment Mt. Lebanon IRVINOTON VAILSBURO tUPPIR) 8,700 miles, factory afr, AM.FM survived by five grandchildren Cemetery, Iselln. Ptrioa of J74.S436orjfj.4M0 3 Chapman Place, 1 bedroom Furnllhed attic room for rent, stereo, defofirf, vinyl top, fender warejiouie center for the sale, In addition, the group needs • iNIMIO—Mario, on Oct. 11, apartment available, clean, well women preferred, skirts, ! snows. 373(671 after 1 1974, of IS Lindsiay PL. Bast and one great-swidieh, Relatives mourning observed at the -—• —— x 11,7.73 diitribution, storage, cutting, large-size Dial Soap wrap; ana friends were kindly Invited to residence of Mr, ana Mrs. Joel B S. O PAINTURS, Int 6. Eit- maintained building. Close to 3M.1J74 p.m. orange, husband ol Ihe late Angela h shopping & transportation. See ind previously, th....e lat—e -Maria ?"tfl,.J « funeral from Herman, JW Wood Ave,, idisqn. Superior Work, Free estimate: (— T— 1 "'IM -- K 11.7.113 cleaning and servicing of pen, trading stamps and superintendent on premises, MHD 19JJ . Gran Torino sport lannaccomi, BevofeBeveled lathelath r of TROUI1 - Imlly P, (nee carpets. The firm will employ Bonus Gift coupons. Person} Marianne Andrlola'of vaivailitjgrst , lor 2:11.7.101 Pi/-- i ftPBJIMP.B., lik e neneww, 810081,00 fl Ave,, corner Vauxhall Rd,, UnionUnion,, Ilmmerman)lmmerman), on ThurldayThurlday,, OcOctt IRVINOTON Shorl PfopirtJ light blue. Call SM-itU, approximatily 30 peopli. wishing to donate coupons Antoinette Cirluecl of Llvlngilon, 311197411974 , off IrvingtonIit , beloved wiwiffe Oilda Mlrlllo of Union, Lutllle . #. tnencen e llo PA!INTINB. Carpentry, Interior 8, 90 Myrtle Ave., 1 bedroom K 11.7123 ef Elmer L, Itrouse, motheth r of isallable. Air, conditioning. Brounill.Krimer is one of may send them to the Com. ianiilone of North Plalnfleid and S?.)KlSKff&SS5i.TJn-ibn;-i5r-Uion f ; Bdward of Connecticut, Mrs, Located near transportation ^ Niw Jeriey's lar|est real mittee to Combat Hun- the late Frank of Nutley, also IS Funeral Miss. Interment Holy Nancy smith of West ealdwell, shopping, see Supcrlntendtnt on . S37,ju4jull price Imports, Sports Care 123A grandchildren and one great Cross Cemetery, Illter el Arthur L, Zimmerman ol prehilses. • QwnAYear'RoundJir estate organiiationi. The tinilon's Disease, Box 704, grandchild, also survived by three PiRION-TekH C. ' (nee aioomfleidoomfleid, also survived by five inters oof feicara, Italy, rSynersI company hai five operating Wostfield 07090, Andersson), on Monday, Oct. it. grandchildrengrandchildnn . Relative! and Piano Tuning 74 was conductedtedd on MondayMonday , NoNovv. 4t, 1974, of Cranford, wife of the Idle friendds were InInvitev tdd lo attenttd th teh dlvlsiora: residential, com. Further Information on the Car] A. Person, devotedI mojher of 1 room apartment, 3rd floor, heat Condominium oldest, from The RAYMOND r!fJNl»AL servicseri e att ththe lanferd Heights 8. hot water supplied, ilsO, mercial, induitrial, in- group and Its work may be ciNTIR, IM Janford Ave,, near Carl R, Person, sister of Mrs. PresByterlan Church, Isnford ""'"PSNOSTUNSD . Within ! Blocks of Ocean or Tremont Ave, Funeral Mass It, Selma cnrlsttnsen, also survived Available Nov, 15. No pets:, middle obtainid by calling 370.3132, Ave., Irvington, on Saturday, Nov. PIANO8*HlPAiREB age adults preferred, fee Supt,, at vestment and land Joseph's Church, last orange, by four grandchildren. Relatives 1, Interment Restland Memorial 1JW Clinton Ave. Free lectures to social, church interment family plot, Holy an...d. friends, also members .o.f „,th.e Park, last Hanover, from The CooseiNiKi .ilHl acquliition. The firm main- second Congregational Christian Yg^tfOTdH Z.I 1.M01 and service clubs are offered. lepulehre cemetery, irii- CHARLES F HAUSMANH & SON . Air Condltidnina" Aufos Wanted 125 tains executive offices on CAIN—Kittle May Cnee Dewltti Church ef Irvington and Swediswi_. h FUNIRAL HOMI, low santerd Two bedroom modern air ..Ileetrlc Baseboard Heat Fraternities of'*—'-' Morris avraue in Union. aje 17, died Wednesday, Oct, 10, erlci, ,Loaoe Ave., Irvlngten. Family suggeili Plumbing 8, Healing 75. conditioned garden apartments,' ifM In her sleep, In her home In Oscar II, were ku .Hy invited to lOWPOWN JUNK CARS BOUOHT donations lo the lanferd Heights Linden Avenge) to block from Dunedln, Flo, she was the wile oo!l attend the_ fgneral rvice a Preibyterlan church. center and ail transportation,' off. to auallfltd buyers Reverend Charles C, Cain, wf H HOM iUTUW-On.wednesday, Oct. 30, PLUMBING S. l._ _ street parking aha1 garages; ho SiASiOE-REALTY f was paitor of the "Gommuniitiy PUK riromii Clilintot n 1974, violet 1. (Pataky), ol Ml Repairs, remodeling, violations, science kitchen; phone and tv United Methodist sday, Oct Galloping Hill Rd., Union, N.J., Dslhrooms, kitchens, hot water [ackii parquet floors;.freshly AlNCI 80 1994 Chun in Ave,, irylngton, on T lack) 793-S2M t-MH - irhtrom IMJ4tolf, i r 11, interment In Hollywood beloved wife of Dr, Michael Sutula, tollers, steam & hot water ted; natural gai cooking and Z 117.|0,A JUNK CARS WANTBI 100*. Gworam-Md y devoted mother of Kathryn Ann, systems. Modern liwir cleanlns. 1 wasBorn May t, ml at Fra Ceftfefery, Slatleafing with Individual Also .lat _ e model wwref ickks ID DAYS • 2,000 MILES Plains, N,J. In addition to her RIHOLO-On Nov. J, 1W4, Ouldle daughter of Emma (Oemehaki Commercial &_ residence. Call tthermostatsh ; electricity is the only andAnton.iliterof Otorla Pataky, getb Tflefler, IS a.QMQ, t.f.K, Garages foi Rent 101 Call anytime husband iht Is lurvlved by three T,, of Jrvlngjon, beloved husband x utility you pay; high security; Quality Uied brt daughleri.Ailri. Raymond Shiwof I ,| ui ii viiiyiutii UEIUVSU III ier Of The funeral was conducted from very quiet 1 adult! onlyi IJ70; call I Monthi ir im mini, MiiifnW of Jessie L, (nee Conte), fa The MCACRACKEN FUNERAL NIIPAPLUMIIRT VAUXHALL Talerlent- , Oregon," —Mrs, Carl Frank J. and Anthony, HOMI ISM Mri * Union, CALL6BRAR0 «mn lint, Front lilt numbly, LanMmad n of Menlo Park, Cal, and am and HOMI, \m Morris Ava,,• Uo, Oarage For Rent, fsor Car or mr aili, trim ivilim, inginii MidMtna intram and SK: Fnel NOJOBTOOS/viAUL iRV.NOTON MriI,. Ogden Bowman of Worton, brother of on Monday, Nov, 4, The FuneraI l storage. Call Ms-9317; trinimlulM, P.rt. and litor ; Ajourth jaughtedaujhjtr wawas Ihthe latlatl ae Doleres cenroy, •—Travis" , . .. Mass at Holy 'Spirit Churchi , iw room Gardin Aparimsnt, pild By Alrtooim. Mrs, Clifford Csnntr of Wtsifi orandct..Catherine . •" Relative.. s and Union, Friends so desiring mmay convenient to transoortaflon, heat YOUR WANT AD M ,1S eld, ichlldren, R ft hot water supplied; refrigerator, tf rrlenas, former memben of Public make contributions to the New stove, air condlTlpner lupbTiM. No Houia foi Sail 111 IS EASY TO PLACE and 11 great gi StrylM (Hilton O»rigt), the Jersey Scholarship Fund Auxiliary Repolrs, Remodeling, Electric pels. Adults preferred. Available (suneril service ..„ to th* New jersey Association of Sswif efeinlftg, 84 hf. ivc, 174. Sec, 1st. Call 17 «« or MMSll. | November 4 at the MOSS Name Osteopathlc Physician! and IRieKTOWN .,, JUST PHONE •FUNERAL HOME In Duntdln, eh, wef* Surgeohi, In care of Mrs, Robert i room Cape cod, move.in pia. Mtuer, 191 Monroe Ave,, Edison, IRVINOTON condition. New baseboard hot NEEDAPLUMB«R? Private home, J rooms, 3rd floor, condition. New baseboard hot 686-7700 HiATM-JohnCofiSundi Mast water heating systemsystem , wall te wall OF JAMES P>, C, r» , . » , heat, hot water h gas supplied. carpellng, J car gai-age. Priced In 3, 1974, aga 61 years, of Hills P mms n SVBJDA-On Tuesday, Oct. 29, Business woman or couple Aid for 'M Tok,,' mi N'.j.,'beloved• loved- hhusbanu d of Bt m Lyont Ave, at the corntr of 1974, John, of 90S Floral Ave., preferred. Reference, SISO, {fall nsnet 74 •h> will help you with g ;nM'RII*y).daM) lather of par- kK PLPI,,, IrvIitol n Union, N.J., beloved husband of after I P.M., mum. "Now c»lch me In • relaxed and Joseph C, Heathith.or, orothei r o Wednesday, Nov. 6 the late Marie (NKlna), devoted BJ»%sar *"• - '- R.iullC.ll.r Want At. Mass at It, Paul father of Mn, Robert Csradai. Z m W1 SCPLAINCIELD' mood, off gnard." rs, DoriIs iircBarcellbnai -• , "Roliert an IRVINOTON - srnon HeatHeathh, church, Irvington at nd the late Li. Otto Syelda and Refrigeration Service i larga rooms, front apartment, 7% ASSUMPTION Laura Lynn He rother of Pavel K«hla and Mrs, n heat & hot water supplied, near Wst Krlii also .survlyed By one buses & shopping; available now, Suf»r 5 rogm Ranch In super ana I iXPIHT RIFRIOIRATION 3 bMrsems, both, full basement, TAKE NOTICE that the follow garage, central air conditioning, ing applications for Zoning Variance! were heard by the Board of held tm.nl aJJDe ToymshlRf UniBn BB Monday, NOVlMfflR 4,1974 it H00 P.M7 In the Municipal FUNERAL At Antl-lnflatlon prices Building, prlbergfr Park, Union, N.J, ... "K2ftHi WIN, Free estimate 1711001001 Aye,, Unionlion;, on Thursday, Oct. 11, Intifmtnt OricelanJd X 117.71 t, Catherine's Church, Hillside -* Memorial room hasiment apartment a Funeral AMss, Interment I in SafyrMy Rtst Homes elderlly or retireretidd pr Holy sepulchra Cemetery Slhr! malnttnance of 5 faml MloVtd

A GOOD DIAL Hearing Reserved For Nov. la, 1W4. oom Colonial. Walton mother of Htrmann, two juntMl assumption Rooting & Siding cash needed. Layger, ilso surylyed "by )i rrls Av*,, Union, on ON Tu*Hiy, . Nov. |, intirmint irtnient Htat«, hat water1 CHARLES A. REMLINGER Hollywood Memorial Park, New or Rep*

SPRINGFIELD NEAR EVERYTHING HOUTWOOO fUWIST ,Oon't mlu iNlfig Will Immiculan i bfdrogm Bemii 1VS MtM, rat fenui ""' ream, slumlBilm iWlna, Low K'i, otch Plains, New Call now) BVES: MW SILL BABY'S aid toys with 1 floor, heat supplied. Union Usfllr, Nov, 1, WM iALVATORBJ, MAURO w«nt AO. cm ««.77M, «iiy i to Sscfttsry of thi Mara ef MlOltmtni SiOB. mssn •Thursday, Nov«mb»r 7, 1974 • I . t\ki\i r • Insurance limit 4-week program Federal jobs 'bai-ely keep up' at Drew will be Union woman, JWV combine for bank deposits with the growth in population Federally civilian employment Increased by of the Vietnam War ihere has been open to the public to give hospital flag, flagpole Legislatiogoesn increasin upg Nov the maximu. m2 amoun7 t three quarters of a million In the quarter decline In both the ratio and number of civilians Mrs. Florence Connington of Caldwell ave. employed by the federal government, Drew Universilj',*'Madi5nii, nnnounwit Ihis of federal insurance from $20,000 to $40,000 por century between 194B and 1973, but the ratio of Union, and Elin-Ungcr Post of the Jewish In contrast, Bienitook pointed out, slate and week thai its special four-week courses of account on savings bank deposits, effective federal employment to population was no War Veteran! of America recently combined local government employment has Increaied undergraduale study during January will again Nov, 27, will provide added incentive for higher in 1973 than II wa» 25 years earlier, efforts and donated an American flag and a steadily, In 1948 there were twice a§ many state be npen to (he general public ;mrt students not savings accounts depositors, the president of according to Herbert Bienstock, the US, flagpole to Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and local government employees (3,787,000) as regularly attending Drew Inaugurated last the Savings Banks' Association of New Jersey Department of Labor's assistant regional The flag, given by Mrs, Conninglon, and the federal civilian employees (1,883,000), While January, the program limits Ihr students to a declared this week director for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, who pule, donated by the post, will be dedicated on federal employment has kepi pace with single course, thus offering the opportunity In "The meajure signed into law by President heads the BLS office in New York. Sunday population growth since then, state and local concentrate un just one topic, [or about lo houra Gerald Ford .guarantees each depositor's Federal civilian emplqymenl rose by 764,000 The Hag was given to Mrs. CnnninRtnn, ii government employment hai grown at twice ii week, for an entire month savings up to 140.000," sold James K Feely "II from 1,883,000 in 1948 to 2,627,000 in 1073, Yet, Medical Center employee, by the US Army is still further evidence of the safely inherent in the rale of population growth—from 28 state Drew' will granl three /ir/idi-mic credits to liienslock noted this week, federal employment fnllowinK the death of her husband in IMS savings account investments in these times of and local government employees per 1,000 everyone who successfully completes a course growth barely kepi up with the rate of George Conninglon had been a lieutenant economic uncertainty " Federal Deposit population in 1MB to S3 employees per 1,000 in the program January tuition for students population growth—in both 1948 and 1973 there colonel in the Army's Airborne Division during Insurance Copporaiion premiums are paid by population in 1973, Thus in 1973 there wero four not regularly enrolled at Drew is about 2(1 were almost 13 federal civilian employees per World War II and the flag was presented to hie the,member banks state and local government employees for percent below lhal charged for comparable widow at the timo of his funeral. 1.000 U.S. population, "Under the new legislation, by setting up every federal employee, or U,028,000 state and courses during the regular academic year "I wanted to do something for the Medical Bienstock said the greatest expansion of properly •prepared individual, joint and trust local government employees compared to Among Ihr special courses offered in Center and I believe that a flag is meant In federal civilian employment has typically accounts, a family ran haw insured savings 2,627.000 federal civilian employees January, and not iivAilnhlr In the fall nr spring , wave," Mrs Connington said. "I hope it will occurred during wars, with the ratio during totaling well in excess of $40,000,'' Feely. whu is vcmpslers, is a liolany field trip to Puerto Rico, bring pleasure to the patients, visitors and World War 11 peaking in 1944 when there were also president of the Bloomfield Savings Hunk, an examination of alternate realities through staff " 2.1 federal employees per 1,000 population explained. During the Korean War, federal employment Pianist plays Nov, 19 Ihr writings of Carlos Castaneda. and a study of The 30-foot flagpole, which is in front of the "Most other types of investments have an peaked in 1952 with IB employees per l.Oti poverty and community action programs Medical Center's new multi-million dollar element of risk,"'he continued "But savings population and during the Vietnam War the o* library in Newark Courses will be offered in folk religion, patient care Pavilion, replaces one that was accounts have a built-in safely factor that is federal government had 14 employees for every Judaism and Priiti-stanl ctmservativiHiberal lorn down lo make room for The Pavilion Pianisi Chester Fanning Smith of the music djalogism There will also be courses in psycho now reinforced by the raised insurance i ,000 population in 198? Since the winding down department of Rutgers University in Newark Aceordins to Norman Schwartz, Hillside, history, in political violence, and in the Savings bank depositors have an added reason will perform in the Newark Public Library's former county commander of the j.W.V, , the could also tree more mortgage money, Feely psychology of violence. Alsn available will be a for knowing their money is safe," first concert presentation at 3:30 p.m on flagpole signifies the veterans' continued in pointed out If that occurred, more home seminar jn hypnosis and hypno operanl The increased flow of savings deposits, ex- Tuesday, Nov 19, in the library's fourth floor leresl in Ihr support of the Medical Center. mortgage loans would be available for therapy and :i niulti disciplinary study (if pected to be triggered by the hike in insurance. auditorium. 5 Washington st. Admission is free prospective home owners scholarly rmitcria! relating In the phenomenn of death, (he dying proci'SS, mourning, and SPECIAL hiirial rites STARS AND STRIPES, L#itor M lornstein Society asking support For those interested less in "how come" and (right) of West Orange, executive SUNDAY more in 'how to,' there will be course*, in director of Newark loth lirael for Allergy Foundation •MEDICARE APPROVED filmmaking, photographic documentation of Medical Center, displays the SHOWING Dr. Mary Hall of Trenton, Allergy Society," said Dr arts, the making of a newspapi'r. iinri the American flag donated to the Medical president of the New jersey Hall, will be to launch the AFA • HOME AWAY FROM HOME development ;inH performance <»f miisicnl Center by Mrs, Florence Connington NOV. 10 -12-5 PM Allergy Society, announced pilot campaign for new • CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE theater (center) of 970 Caldwell eve., Union, this week a physician's members in New Jersey, ART • 24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE Other offerings will deal with applied The flag flies from the Medical campaign lo enlist public "What we manage to ac- *-*ft* • ADI DIETICIAN FOR SPECIAL DIETS quantitative economics, political economy. IN ALL MEDIA Center's new flagpole, which was support for the Allergy complish here," she slated, • TV k AIR CONDITIONING 20th century Southern writers of fiction, con- donated by ilin-Unger Pott No. 273, Foundation of America. "will aid foundation efforts to temporary women writers and feminist WW GALLERY 754-7100 • PHYSICAL THEMPHY the Essex County Council of the attract broader support in our Oppoiils 77is Hu'iifiiM Csuntnr Cli/6 Golf Caurn criticism, .lames Joyce, madness and Speaking of the campaign .iswish War Veteran! of America, home state and. then, in other 12SS Stuyvesant Ave. UK INMAN AV fO literature, the nri of Franz Kafka, the on behalf of more than KM Looking on il Norman Schwartz of areas of the country." European radical right prior to World War II. New Jersey specialists in Ihe MJNIQN 864-aeSB _ Hillfide, former county commander of treatment of allergic disease. the American presidency from Washington to the JWV, Watergate, calculus, statistics, political Dr. Hall described allergies as alternatives, adult psychology, vocational "the nation's first health physchology and career development, the problem in number of persons evolution of Latin American culture, and the Polish Congress afflicted and its last in terms social implications of biology. (if public attention." Two non-credit courses will be taught by has dinner-dance Dr. Hall pointed out that an ' students, one titled "Person and Persona in the The New Jersey Division of the I'nlish. estimated 3,000,000 persons in Works of Hermann Hesse", the other. "Trends American Congress will sponsor a dinner New Jersey and liB.OOO.OOO and Themes in Modern Sejenee Fiction," fiance on Sunday, at the Seven Arches nationwide are victims of Persons interested in registering for any ol Restaurant, Perth Amboy Proceeds from the allergies—including asthma the courses should contact the registrar. ditwier dance will benefit students enrolled in and reactions lo foods, pollen, medications and pollution LAST Polish studies programs at Rutgers University and Jersey City Slate College. Allergies, she said, are the Natural gas field The theme ofuhe evening will be u "Tribute leading chronic disease of to Queen Jadwip and the other great Polish children, accounting for one starting to pay off women," This year marks the OiKlth an third of all chronic conditions niversary of the birth of Queen j,adwiga in 1374 in children under 17 years of The first new supplies of natural gas, found who was one of Poland's greatest rulers age. WEEK thrpugh the exploration efforts of a Public- Ticket reservations may be made by calling "The role of physician Service Electric and Gas Company subsidiary, Miss Jean Lewandowski at 451-67S8 nr Mrs, members of the New Jersey have begun flowing into Ne* Jersey. TO Lucille WoSif at MJ-39'27 The gas originates in the Gulf of Mexico, Ryan collages about SO miles southeast of Freeporl, Texas, in a 5,4S0-acfe area leased frm the uue by Tax seminar set go on exhibition Energy Development Corporation, the PSE'iC An exhibition of 82 uniquely- subsidiary which was' formed in 1972. by CPA chapter expressive collagM created The subsidiary is exploring for natural gas in by New Jersey aitmt Anne The Essex Chapter of the New Jersey Society SAVE a Joint venture program with North American Ryan will open in the Main Royalties, Inc,,,.^ Chattanooga, Tenn., com- of Certified Public Accountants wiirhold its Galleries of the N.J. State piny which has a gas and oil exploration annual tax seminar on Saturday. Nov 18, at Museum,- W, State street, division, the Patrician Caterers, Livingston, Trenton, on Saturday, It will $ "Initially the supply will be small—about The "Pension Reform Act of 1974" will be continue through Dec. 29, three million cubic, feet a day," said Edward R. discussed by a panel including Stanley Regarded by critics and Eberle, PSEWs chairman of the board, "but Pressman, tax director, Sobel Weismann & collectors today is a leading 3(X if we can complete additional drilling before Company; Gerald W Keil, CPA. partner, American exponent of ex- the end of the year to further develop the field J.H, Cohn & Company; Stephen E. Lampf. pression through collage, we anticipate the supply will grow to 14 million CPA, individual practitioner and Howard Anne Ryan was already a cubic feet a day this heating season, an amount Menaker, CPA, supervisor, Touehe Hoss & recognized painter and poet equivalent to supplying about 13,000 gas-heated Company, when she wai first exposed to homes." _„ _^___ Other tax limes to be discussed are: collages at a 194a exhibition by DDYSSEV. "Divorce and Taxes," by Robert D, Batch, German collage master Kurt Missions supporter CPA, manager, Coopers ' & Lybrand; Schwltteri, THE EXCITING ELECTRONIC GAME "Problems in Organiling Corporations and will hold benefit donee Pre-incorporation Expenditures" by Irwin M, The 27th annual benefit dance to aid the Gedinsky, CPA, partner, Oranet & Granet, Y singles dance Columban Missions wl'l be held Saturday Solomon R, Upton, CPA, partner, Goodman, evening, Nov. 23, at Sacred Heart School Ssraelow & Lipton, will discuss current planned Sunday with the purchase ol any auditorium, South Orange and Sanford avenues Magnavox TV developments in taxes, A question and answer New Directions, a singles in Newark, Tickets, priced at $3 each, are ,,,17" diagonal or larger. session will follow each presentation. Advance group which meets at the YM- available from Mollle Murphy, 374-5SB2. registration Is necessary. The program will begin at ?:30 p.m. with the YWHA of Metropolitan New screening of color movies un Ireland. The Jeriey, 760 Northfield ave,, dance, to be held from 9 p.m. to I a,m,. will Credit executives West Orange, will hold a feature entertainment by the Green Shades, dance Sunday at 8 p.m. Peggy Smith's Harp & Shamrock Irish Dancers Open to all singles 35 or and the St. Columeille United Gaelic Pipe to meet Nov' 14 older, the dance will present Band, Archie Hague, automobile underwriting vice- eontinuoui music, a buffet, president of the New Jersey •Manufacturers ""punch and eoftt. Prices and Iniurance Co., will be the guest speaker at the additional Information may be Noy.44 meeting of the New Jersey Association obtained by calling 738.3200, HOW'S of Credit Executives. ext. 33. YOUR Hague, a member of the governing com- COLOR TV mittee of ths N.J. Automobile insurance Plan, Dinner planned HEARING? will speak on "No Fault Insurance." Past WITH BLACK MATRIX PICTURE TUBE The exciting TV ilsotronie garni cintir that Free electronic hearing testa will he given presidents of the NJACB will be honored at the by Wycliffeunit transformi your TV into a chillinging'playground at Btltone Hearing Aid Service offices on dinner meeting, to be held at the Manor in Weit 195 SAVE oi fun pnd learning for the entire family. Tiki Wycliffe Associates will WAS advantagi of this special offer now...and do your Monday and Tueiday. Orange, Robert Black, president, will preside. sponior a dinner at the 319,95 $50 Factory-trained hearing aid specialists Chrlstmis shopping early! ODYSSEY easily Coronet, Irvington, at 7 p.m. attichiS to any TV, blaok and whiti or color, 17" '• will be at the office lilted below to perform Monday, Nov, 18, to encourage the testi. Automitlc color md Tint to reduce variationi in color intensity from itation to or larg«r,..and gives you 12 exoltlnfl gamti to Huntington's unit intereit and support for the station, Automitifl Fine Tuning and Super Bright Matrix ploturi tubg, 4300 play, plus rrjany more optional gamea to choose Anyone who has trouble hearing or un- interdenominational mission, from, ODYSSiY Is tough, aotlon md reietlon. It's derstanding is welcome to have.« test uiing which specializes in Bible u. a play and learning experience, for ail ages, ' . the latest electronic equipment to determine ends sale today translation antong tribal his or her particular loss. Diagrams Today Is the final day of a four-day sale of showing how the ear works and some of the up^ homemadi items at the Woodbridge Mai! Dr, llmer Wolfenden, who causes of hearini loss will be available. ipomored by the Committee to Combat Hun- Everyone should have a hearing test at hai spent many y*ars with the tington'i Disease in New Jeriey, Ilongot and Minisbato trlbei 6 PC. least once a year. If there is any trouble at Huntington'i Disease strikes persons bet. all hearing clearly. Even people now In the Philippinei, will be to ween 35 and 40 yean of aje. Symptom! o{ the guest ipMker, STEREO wearing hearing aids or those who have disease are Involuntary movements throughout been told nothing could be done for them the body with slow bodily deterioration until should have a hearing test andfind outabout death. Children of Huntington's victims have a SYSTEM the latest methods of hearing correction: 50-50 chance of inheriting the disease. Including: The free hearing ..tests will be given at' Further Information may be obtained by Stereo FM/AM Radio, Phono, B-TracN Beltone, II Broad St., Elizabeth on Monday contacting The Committee to Combat Hun- Tape Pliyif, Cart & Headphones, . and Tueiday. If you can't-get'there on tington's Disease, Box 704, Westfield, 07090, or Prior Yiar Model . Monday or Tuesday call 3BS-7B88 and by calling 379-3132, arrange for an appointment at another time. WAS SAVE 219.95 95 BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY 159 • - §60 Qreat listening from Stereo FM/AM radio, your favorite rieords and pre. MATTRESSES • BOX SPRINGS Disability Insurance recorded S-track cartridges. 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