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■which become a Sober bon Publishing Corp. newspaper on July 2, 1964 Subscription Rote i t 50 Y*»rly An Official Newspaper For The City of Linden Second Clots Pottage Palp at Linden, N J Published Each Thursdoy by Suburbon Publishing Corp. 25c per copy VOL. 24-NO. 7 218 North Wood ovf,, Linden, n.J. 07036 LINDEN, N.J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1977 Davis asks for solutions to benefit all youngsters By STEVEN J. IIE R Z city schools, Davis continued, " I feel building is archaic and obsolete and the was some painting this summer "I Saying, "W e don't want to be at war the children at School Seven would children would find much better think the lack of repairs is deliberate on with anyone. We are only trying to do profit from a transfer to School Two. facilities and opportunities at School the board’s part so they can eventually what is best for the children," Board of The building is functional for small Two.” Ironically, the board earlier close the school," she said classes but not when the classes gave retroactive approval to a request Education member Bernice Davis Kulberda pointed out the lack of a become too small to carry on.” t to hire the architectilral firm of Musial explained her suggestion to consider full-time principal at the school She said School Seven isn’t the ogly Guerra to prepare plans and closing School Seven in the Tremley disappointed many parents Dr John building to be considered for closing " I specifications for renovation work at Point section to a group of the School's O’Brian serves as principal of both would also recommend closing School Schools Three, Four and Seven PTA at last Wednesday night's board Schools Seven and Three but, according meeting. Four," said Davis, herself an educator Kulberda told the Leader that the TORN TRACK—This pretzel-like section of roil i* the result of lost The suggestion to close the in Elizabeth “I think the School Seven only repair work done at School Seven (Continued on page J) Wednesday morning's derailment at a freight yard adjacent to the BP Oil elementary building was raised at last Co. tank farm. The engine, pictured above, and five other cars, several week's board agenda session by Davis containing highly flammable liquids left the track about II o.m. No and prompted a good deal of discussion injuries were reported. among board members. The possibility Deputy clerk declines of closing the school by Dec 31 of this year was also brought up However, 5 tank cars, engine board President Maryann Dorin noted that further discussion would probably be curtailed until Schools Superin an offer of a promotion tendent A. R Taranto presents a report detail near BP Oil to the board some time next week on the By RICHARD LUONGO Inc., presently has so that we can get The councilman explained that the economic aspects of closing the school Wanda Gawron, deputy city clerk, the best rental for the best interest of airport committee was concerned with Five tanks cars, including two loaded the train’s emergency brakes when he Both Davis and Dorin told the School asked the City Council Tuesday night the city." Sky Service presently leases the condition of the fence around the with highly flammable liquids, and the felt the engine begin to leave the tracks Seven parents at the meeting that any not to consider her for the post of city the city-owned property and the airport and Krueger was authorized "to engine of a 34-car freight train derailed The momentum of the other cars closing of a building at this time would clerk upon the retirement of Henry agreement is ready to expire However, write to Sky Service, Inc , advising that last Wednesday morning at a freight carried the engine and the first five be based more on economics than on Baran on Nov 1 because of the Sky Service has an option to renew the they must make the repairs in the fence yard adjacent to the BP Oil Co tank tank cars off the track, twisting pari of integration. School Seven’s enrollment pressures of the job and her desire not lease. in order to conform with the lease farm and Linden Chlorine Products Co the rail in an upward loop like a pretzel, is predominately white while School to attend night meetings Watson said the consultant would The management of the airport is near Tremley Point road No injuries according to police reports Two of the Two, where the students would be Fifth Ward Councilman James Iozzi also review the rental of APA Services also expected to furnish the city with a were reported cars were empty but the immediate transferred, has a black majority had asked the entire council to consider lease of a 48,000 square foot warehouse statement of all revenues received for The delicate operation of righting the danger developed because of the two enrollment. Gawron for the post and, in turn, asked building on the property and a "call the last three years, said Watson, in cars and reopening several Citgo cars carrying loads of ethyl mercapton, Gay Kulberda. PTA secretary, told her if she wanted it. block" which tests aircraft engines accordance with the terms of the lease, pipelines onto which the cars toppled a flammable substance used, among the board that closing the school on “ I wish to remain in my present which must be certified by an ac­ was completed by last weekend, ac other things, to give natural gas an Trem ley Point road would present post," said Gawron in a prepared countant cording to Conrail and Fire Depart odor The substance in the cars several hardships to families in the statement She told the lawmakers that Man is nabbed The council also passed two or­ ment spokesmen belonged to American Cyanimid. area One such hardship would involve she had given 37 years of service to the dinances on second reading Police said the derailment occurred A second dangerous situation was children having to walk to School Two city, 30 years as deputy city clerk Now. One authorizes the purchasing agent, about 11 a m after the engineer applied created by a tank car holding a cargo of on certain streets without sidewalks; she noted, she was looking for "less on drug count; city engineer or the public works liquid plastic, not as dangerous as the Stiles street was cited as one example. pressure” and didn’t want to attend all superintendent to make change orders ethyl mercapton but combustible, Kulberda, who resides on Fedor avenue the night meetings the city clerk must plants are seen under certain conditions, and the Halloween unit nevertheless. That car toppled onto attend. second amends the Civil Service salary and has two young children enrolled in An. E. Blancke street resident was several Citgo pipelines, one of which After Iozzi thanked her for her range ordinance School Seven, also expressed concern arrested last Thursday by city police was pumping gasoline at the time. A over the heavy volume of truck traffic honesty, Council President Edward In other business. Walter Turkiewicz, picks parade's second pipeline contained heating oil. Murawmki said Gawron was dedicated for growing marijuana plants and for public works inspector, notified the in the area around 21st street to S. Wood possessing less than 25 grams of the According to a Linden Fire Department avenue. It is now a five block walk for and had done a fine job. “ She will be a council that he had resigned from his spokesman, actual leakage from the big help to whomever Is chosen as weed. post, effective Sept. 19 grand marshal the Kulberda children to School Raymond De Faria, out on 8200 bail, liquid plastic car was minimal and was Seven wfwreaa School Tw o Is about to clerk,” he said. “We definitely need a FMBA Local 34 has requested a Rae Silverman was named this according to police, allegedly was not really a major factor at the thne of or IB blacks further, a ccording to city d esk and would tike the council to meeting with the city to negotiate year's grand marshal for the 28th growing -the plants in white plastic the mishap The tank separated itself Kulberda. Taranto promised Kulberda act as a committee as a whole to come wages for 1978, and Josephine Palmer annual Halloween parade scheduled for from the wheels before coming to rest up with a name.” containers on the second-floor balcony was appointed a principal clerk typist, (hat, bi‘ special Instances, a school of his apartment. Monday. Oct. 31. according to Alfred A on tiit ptpoUfMM. Fourth Ward Councilman James effective Sept. 7. nurse or another official would drive Two police officers, walking along E Volpe, superintendent of recreation. The Linden Fire Department Watson, as chairman of the committee The education department of the the children home if they had to attend Blancke street on patrol, happened to The parade committee is still ac­ responded to the scene with two engine for Linden Airport, said that a meeting Linden public school system advised School Two; however, Kulberda said look up, said the report, when they cepting applications for floats in such com pen tee. an aerial truck and the was held on Sept. 28 between himself, the council that student trainees were she doubted that would be the case spotted what they determined to be divisions as mechanised, hand-drawn special services unit Deputy Chief 10th Ward Councilman Richard available in the afternoons to gain work Davis told the audience. " I am marijuana plants growing in full view and miniature floats The miniature George Miller supervised operations at Canavan, Eighth Ward Councilman Val experience as part of the cooperative distressed at a published article which float category is open to youths in the derailment site The Fire Depart­ Imbriaco, Councilman Louis Roberts of on the porch education program The department stated the board would have a real war They went to the apartment door and grades kindergarten through nine ment remained at the scene overnight the Second Ward and Jerome Krueger, asked the city to act as an employer for on its hands if we seriously considered knocked but found no one was home. These floats must be a maximum of and well into Thursday to assist Conrail city attorney, to discuss a new lease for the program and to hire some The officers then entered the apart­ four feet by six feet and must be con workers in righting the derailed cars closing the school.” Several other the airport youngsters ment, the report disclosed, and they structed on wagons, doll or baby One tank car was tied down to keep it board members echoed Davis’ sen­ "It was decided," said Watson, "that Iozzi said the youngsters could work spotted an opened bedroom door which carriage beds. Trophies or cash prises stable during cleanup operations while timents it would be to the best interest of the from 1 p.m until City Hall offices led to the porch The plants were will be awarded to the winners workers attempted to remove the Citing a declining enrollment which city to hire a consultant to discuss a closed and be paid the minimum wage (Continued on page 3) In the mechanized and hand-drawn (Continued on pago 11 has depleted the student populations of rental for the option which Sky Service, He asked the city clerk to notify all categories, there are four divisions: A municipal departments that the and B for various schools. Scout groups students were available for work and church youth groups The C As part of the federally-funded division is for individuals and Neighborhood Housing Service organizations, including nonresidents' It all started with volunteers Program, John Ziemian, city engineer, entries. Also included in this group are told the council that committees were commercial and industrial floats formed as a requirement under the Subsidies are provided to defray the program. The committees include site cost of construction and are made after Birth of city fire department remembered and community relations, structure, participation. Cash prizes will be France model The mayor of the iron ring, the outer rim of a locomotive By M AR Y BEDNARCZYK small sheds built for that purpose and (Continued on page 3) awarded in the A, B and C divisions wheel The person sounding the alarm "I remember when I was a boy of 10 one stored in Walter Luttgen's garage borough al that lim e was Jules Verner, Instructions on how to build a float who was superintendent of outside had to be fairly agile. To reach the top viiiiiiHiiiiiitilltiiillliiitiiiiiililliiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiig in 1905, Leo McDonough came to see my beneath his "casino playhouse ” At are available along with application construction at Standard Oil Co., and he of the platform, he had to climb up one father seeking his support in the for least five or six men were needed to pull forms at- th" Linden Recreation post by way of metal footholds inserted J Zoners to hold | mation of the borough's first volunteer and navigate one of those heavy hose was determined that the borough's Department office, 805 S. Wood ave., or volunteers should not be outdone by the into the wood and. once at the top. a fire department " cars to the scene of a fire. may be obtained by calling 862-0300 heavy sledgeham m er had to be | meeting Tuesday | The words are those of John D Potter Potter, who joined the borough township's He managed to obtain a Pre-Halloween activities have been pounded repeatedly on the iron ring to of W Elm street, recalling the bygone volunteer firefighters in 1915. recalls Ford-Waterhouse engine for them 1 The Zoning Hoard of Adjust- § planned by the committee Among alert the volunteers As Potter days when Wood avenue was a pleasant with 9 smile that he and some other There was a strong competition and i ment' will hold a meeting on 3 them are a mask contest for children in rivalry between the two departments, remembers, "If there was a strong tree-lined street with fields on either lively young fellows had the bright idea = Tuesday al 7 p.m. in City Hall to 3 grades one to six and a banner contest and they would lime one another's jvind blowing from the wrong direction, side. Piped water had been brought in that, rather than manhandle one of the § hear the following applications: 3 for grades seven to 12. Both will be the sound did not carry well and some the year before- 1904—and McDonough heavy pumpers to a fire, they would try response to a fire alarm but as Potter | T. Baykowski, to build a 1 conducted in the city public and of the volunteers did not hear the and a committee of other concerned to attach it to a pickup truck. He and stated. "Th e borough volunteers had it § swimming pool at 726 Midvale pi. g paroclR&l schools. __ ■>- a la rm !" ~ homeowners, Joe McDonough (brother another volunteer sat on the back of the easier as most of the streets were 3 (side yard); W. Paczkowski. to A new costume division will be in The borough volunteers used to meet of Leo), J. L Neubauer, R. Lenkau, truck with the handle of the pumper macadem while the township's engine I use existing dwellings at 700 and eluded for the first time this year had to travel over muddy, unfinished on the third floor of Gesner's store Henry Blancke (son of Ferdinand) and tucked under their knees The truck | 704 Roselle st. (sub-standard Preschool youngsters will be judged which, at that time, was situated at the = lot); Dr. S. Helfen, to use 2207 N. hit son, Harry, solicited donations from took off, the pumper stayed put and the roads and streets " separately at the parade assembly There was one fire alarm in the corner of Wood avenue and W Blancke | Wood ave. as a dental office with other property owners in the Borough of two hardy young men landed on their point borough, situated at what is now the street, now the site of the present City I the dentist not residing there, and Linden to purchase several hand- backs in the road Interested citizens may attend the com er of Wood avenue and E. Blancke Hall When the Ford-Waterhouse 3 M. Tomalavage. to enclose pumped hose carts and to sign up These hand-drawn hose carts were in Halloween meetings and join the street (see photo on page three). Two engine was purchased, a garage with a 3 garage at 410 Helen st. (front volunteers to man them. operation for many years until the committee. The next 'eomraittee heavy wooden posts were sunk in the meeting room in the rear, was built on 1 parking area). These pumpers were located in Township of Linden organized its own meeting is on Monday at 8 p.m. at the ground with a narrow platform on lop. Knopf street The garage stood at the central locations throughout the mile- volunteer fire deparmtent and acquired ...... John T. Gregorio Recreation Center, 25 above which was suspended a heavy (Continued on page 1 ) tre borough, with some housed in its lint fire engine, an American La Knopf at.

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purchased by the township. The newer version It now on 1MB Mke accident* right it a spooking new American LaFronce Century fire 28 OLD A N D NEW — U n den t f it * ifire order and it ihe lateti in firefighting apparatus. G e ttin g . MOatTl engine that will toon join the CHy of linden t firefighting 18*7 Mke kecfdentt a 1916 American taFrtmce7l» p « away from the traditional fire engine red' color, the new Inrfen O n th e fleet. The 191* model wot the firtt engine to be M O et.1 17 volunteer firemen of the Townehlp of Amerieon LoFronce veh ic le will be lime green.

‘i S- ' • 2-Thursday, October 6, 1977-LINDEN (N J.) LEADER Pediatric open house resumes at hospital

The pediatric open house program at perience for young children to be ad­ Rahway Hospital resumed last month mitted into the hospital,” said Zweig after a brief pause for the summer and "This program helps to alleviate many is already booked far in advance. of their fears and gives them an un­ The response to the program, which derstanding of the hospital, its func started in 1974, has forced the number tions and its people .” of attendees per tour from ap­ Each two-hour program begins with a proximately 30 to 40 persons slide presentation showing how Zweig’s According to Irene Zweig, R.N., open daughters, Jennifer and Lisa, went house coordinator, “ This program has through the admission process. (All of been an incredible success among the slides were taken at the hospital and individual groups of parents and involve Rahway Hospital personnel.) children as well as among Scout The children are able to follow the groups ' ’ two girls as they arrive for their pre­ The purpose of the program is to admission testing and become familiar introduce children to the various with hospital surroundings aspects of the hospital before they ever The actual tour takes them through become ill and need treatment at Rah the laboratory and X-ray departments way Hospital where the youngsters view the "It can be a very frightening ex- machines and microscopes and are shown how they are used. The next stop on the tour is the Six are injured emergency center where the children are shown the cast room, and the process of putting a cast on a patient is in two separate explained to them. Each group then visits the pediatric auto accidents unit on the second floor where they are taught how to operate the calling button Six persons were injured in two and the intercom system. separate auto accidents last week, Magician Danny Lemberg of Linden FIRE PREVENTION— Louren Poncurak, a Linden High School student, stands according to police reports. then entertains the group with a magic by window of Koenig s hardware store on N. Wood ovenue beside her At about 10:10 p.m., a car driven by show and refreshments are served. 1976 winning poster submitted lost year during the annual fire John Ferrence Jr. of Elizabeth, was Jennifer and Lisa Zweig accompany prevention poster contest. The competition is sponsored by the Linden A LINDEN firefighter from Engine Co. Three hoses down a smoldering stopped in the center, northbound lane their mother on each of the tours and Fire Department, the Fire Preventure Bureau and the N. J. State Fine mattress while colleagues take a brief rest after putting out what could of R! 1-9 for a traffic light Police said are able to verify all of the things the have been a potentially dangerous fire. A bedroom at 806 McCandless his vehicle was hit from behind by one Prevention Association eac h year. Fire prevention week begins on children have seen. "Many youngsters driven by Rafael Arroyo of New York Sunday. Also in the photo are Ben Kordyla of Koenig s. and Boy Scout st. caught fire last Thursday afternoon, a Fire Department spokesman ask what happened to tie kids in the The impact, the report noted, sent Ken Novicki. noted, setting the bed and a bureau ablaze and filling most of the pictures,” said Zweig, "and it’s easy Ferrence's vehicle into the southbound apartment house with smoke. The fire had started in the mattress. The enough to say, ‘Here they are’ and let lane of the highway, striking a car spokesman indicated that if the fire apparatus had responded a minute the children ask them questions.” operated by Joseph Musso of Maple or two later, the entire building could have gone up. Parents often accompany their avenue, which was also stopped for the (Glasser Photo Service) children on the tour and according to light Zweig, "W e find that the program is as Senior Lunches Arroyo, who was issued a summons beneficial to them as it is to the for careless driving, was among five children, and w e’ve received many School Eight potato, green peas, bread and butter, people injured He complained of a cut 'Bureaucrats’ driving firms letters of thanks for providing the Wednesday—Lasagna da Viqfi, fruited tapicoca right leg. Ferrence suffered head and tours.” broccoli salad, garlic bread, fruit W ednesday— Lasagna da Vinci, leg injuries. The other three who were Fteservations are required for the surprise, cookie. broccoli salad, garlic bread, Italy fruit injured, all passengers in Arj-oyo’s from state: Walsh open house programs which are held on Thursday—Salisbury steak with surprise vehicle, were Concepcion Kenio, who Oct. 18—Spaghetti with meat sauce, Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m and can be mushroom gravy, whipped potatoes, suffered an injured right eye and tossed salad. French bread and butter, Robert T. Walsh, Republican can­ lost 172,000 industrial jobs and the made by calling the hospital at 381-4200, mixed vege'ables, plain cake with bruises and abrasions; Romona banana shortcake didate for the State Senate in District "bureaucrats are now threatening to ext 284, on weekdays between 2 and 4 chocolate icing. Rivera, who complained of a neck in­ 21, charges, the ' ‘bureaucrats" with cripple the state's chemical industry by p.m Oct. 19—Swiss steak with gravy, Oct 19—Roast, beef with gravy, attempting to drive industry out of the banning the use of certain chemicals in jury, and Rafael Garcia, who had head whipped potatoes, mixed vegetables whipped potatoes, green peas, bread state. manufacture, presumably to improve and leg injuries All were transported to roll and butter, chocolate mousse and butter, chocolate mousse "I am running for the State Senate, the health of the people." But Walsh Elizabeth General Hospital, Elizabeth, Oct. 20—Broiled cod with white Oct 25—Turkey with gravy, buttered he said in a recent speech, "because 1 contends that the federal government by the Linden Volunteer Ambulance 3 are arrested sauce, baked potato, spiced apples, rice, brussel sprouts, roll and butter, cannot stand by anji- see the has proven statistically that New Corps (LVAC). glazed Belgium carrots, whole wheat potato tart. bureaucrats in Trenton rip the guts out Jersey is the healthiest of all industrial In another accident, Dorothy Demsey by city police bread and butter, lemon pie Oct 26—Vegetable soup, corned beef of the economy of the state of New states. of Cranfordcomplainedof pains all over Oct 26—Turkey with gravy, buttered Reuben on rye bread, green peas, apple Jersey." If the chemnical industry was driven her body, said police, after an auto Three Linden youths were arrested rice, brussel sprouts, bread and butter, turnover He claimed that the state has already from the state, he noted, “ this would accident and was taken to Rahway early Saturday morning with one being pumpkin pie Nov. ■ 1—Meat loaf with gravy, mean the closing of 1,200 plants and the Hospital by the LVAC. charged with possession of a controlled Oct 27—Spaghetti with Italian whipped potatoes, spring salad, bread additional loss of 320,000 jobs. It would According to the report, Demsey was dangerous substance after police meatballs, tossed salad with tomato and butter, "whip -n-chill” with Pancake affair cut off the manufacture of products heading north on Maple avenue when a stopped their vehicle on N. Wood wedges, French bread and butter, fruit strawberries valued at $10 billion annually, which car driven by Giuseppin Morano of avenue. pudding Nov 2—Stuffed breast of chicken, for Kiwanians provide the payrolls and tens of Elizabeth, proceeding east on E. Price Patrolmen stopped the car driven by School One green beans, Harvard beets, bread and street, struck the left front fender of her butter, cookie. The Linden Kiwanis Club will hold its millions of dollars in taxes." 18-year-old Lester Hyland of Chandler Tuesday—Rib eye steak, baked annual fund-raising pancake breakfast Walsh said he is also running for the avenue at 4 a.m. for operating the car at (he United Methodist Church Hall, Senate to stop what he called the with a noisy muffler. While in­ Knopf street, Saturday, Oct. 29. "creation of a ruling class with the vestigating, the officers reportedly Man sentenced to 10-day term concentration of power in a few Woman injured discovered what appeared to be Tickets may be obtained from any A Newark man was sentenced to a charges hands." marijuana seeds on the car’s seats and Kiwanian or at the William Palermo total of 10 days in the Union County Jail Costello Cobbs of E Blancke street Specifically, he cited Mayor John T a plastic bag of what looked like Agency on Wood avenue or Louis in auto mishap with credit for time served on three was fined $50 for committing an assault Gregorio, now an assemblyman from marijuana under the rear seat arm Levine Agency also on Wood avenue. separate charges resulting from his and battery District 21 who is the Democratic rest. They also said they smelled Chairman of the breakfast is 10th Ward appearence last Thursday in Linden candidate from the district, as an at intersection alcohol in the vehicle. Councilman Richard Canavan. All Municipal Court example of a member of this "ruling A Brooklyn woman suffered cuts and The two fem ale occupants of the car, proceeds will go to the Linden Kiwanis Jtldge Richard Kochanski handed class.” bruises of the head after her car whose names were withheld because of Country show scholarship fund. 'own a three-day term to Lawrence "The full-time mayor of Linden," he collided with one driven by a Nora drive their age, were charged with juvenile President Philip Kusnet announced ohnson for carrying no insurance on said, "now in the Assembly, wishes to man last Thursday at Wood avenue and delinquency. Hyland was charged with that the testimonial dinner honoring tiis car and added a five day sentence slated by Elks remain as mayor and be promoted to Rt 1-9 possession of less than 2S grams of member Arthur Croucher had been for Johnson's having falsified a car Elks Lodge 1960 in Linden will the Senate." He also took Mayor Police said Linda Klimasovsky was maijuana, consuming an alcoholic cancelled because of illness and would registration. The judge suspended a $75 present a country and Western show'on Thomas Dunn of Elizabeth, a State taken to Rahway Hospital by the beverage in a motor vehicle and driving be rescheduled at a later, date. The fine on the registration charge and a $50 Saturday at St Elizabeth's auditorium, installation dinner-dance will be on Senator seeking re-election as an in­ Linden Volunteer Ambulance Corps with a noisy muffler. fine on a trespassing violation for which W Blancke street dependent , to task for not concentrating (LVAC) after her car and one driven by Saturday, Nov. 5 at the Jacques Johnson received two days in the Scheduled to appear will be Willie on his duties as mayor Watson Dodd were involved in the Restaurant when president-elect county jail instead. Samples and the Examples, Kenn\ Stanley Zacharczyk will be installed "The city of Elizabeth is . a $900 mishap. Dodd was issued summonses In other court action, -Vincent Wood (billed as the East Coat's numbet Kenneth Schwartz is chairman. million corporation,” said Walsh. "It is for careless driving and not having a Mr. R. Chew; Insalaco of Elizabeth was fined $215 for one yodeler), A1 and Carol and th< paying the salary of a full-time mayor license, registration or insurance card operating a motor vehicle with a Quinto Sisters Master of ceremonies and needs a full-time chief executive.” in his possession. headed firm revoked driver’s license. will be Freddie "The German Cowboy” Correction A third reason Walsh said he is Also on Thursday, police reported a Tuesday services were held for Fines of $100 apiece were imposed on of the Blue Ribbon Inn, Hillside St. Theresa's School was inad­ seeking the Senate seat is to attempt to three-car mishap at the com er of W. St. Reginald G. Chew, 68, of Linden who Steve Pisani of Miltonia street and Lora Ponations are $15 each which in­ vertently omitted from an article in last improve education in New Jersey. George avenue and Hollywood road. died in his home Sunday after a long Schied of Rahway for shoplifting c u d e s buffet and setups All proceeds week's Linden Leader concerning the "Th e state and its municipalities They said Ed Milteer was driving illness. will go to the crippled children com Child Nutrition Program spend about $4 billion a year for westbound on St. George when his car He was bom in Devonport, England Kean mittee and to the Elks Camp Moore The school participates in the education,” he claimed, “ yet we have struck the back of one driven by Gail 16 graduates and lived in Jersey City before moving Those interested may call 388-1268 or program which provides free or 25 or 30 percent of our high school Mitchell of Edison The Mitchell vechile Sixteen students from Linden were to Linden 51 years ago. graduated from Kean College in Union. 486-9599 for information reduced-price meals for children from graduates who are Intellectual cripples then struck one operated by Robert Hcownedasheetmetalfirm, theR.G. David Malo, John Pachoco, Jr and families whose gross income is at or The New Jersey property owner is Vitolo of Rahway. Mitchell was taken to Chew Co., in Linden for 30 years before Sandra Sobel received masters below certain amounts. Children would paying a Rolls Royce price for a Model Rahway Hospital by the LVAC suf­ retiring in 1965. J degrees. Awarded bachelor's degrees Miliano instructor also be eligible even if the family in­ T product. I say this with due apologies fering from back pain. Surviving are his wife,\Mrs. Helen were Wayne Boylan, Jan Buslowski, Lt. John Miliano of the Linden Police come exceeds certain amounts but the to the original Henry Ford, whose A Rahway man escaped serious in­ Knorr Chew, a son George of Budd Department is serving as an instructor family experiences special hardship Model T was at least ‘thorough and jury Thursday afternoon when his car Charles Florio, Jr.. Norman Mopeick, Lake; two daughters, Edith Ann and David Orokumle, Owen Plotkin, for the 35th session of the Union County conditions efficient."' jumped a curb, climbed the guidewire Mrs. G rit* Siregar both if Linden and Basic Police Training Academy, which of a pole and flipped onto its roof. Russell Riescher, Aixa Santiago. SENIOR WIDOWS four grandchildren. J opened on Sept 19 at Union College. Joseph Walski told police he was Joseph Schleck, Jr., John Totin, Donna Win A Trip To Of 12.7 million women The arrangements.weie completed Vilchinsky, Lawrence Wheat and Cranford. He will teach role of en­ in the United States who heading west on E, Linden avenue when by the Leonard-Lee^r unera! Home. 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•al i - LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Thursday, October 6, 1977-3 Volunteers Hadassah (Continued from p a g e 1 ) Authority hack of (he City Hall until rfvon'lv when it was demolished lo make room for the new addition month is The birth of the Township of Linden's awarded first volunteer fire department is remembered by Mike Pasternak of launched Bachellor avenue. Like Potter, he was a volunteer firefighter for the township in The Linden Chapter of Hadassah $ 5 5 ,0 0 0 those early days, and they are both recently launched its citywide annual longtim e members of the Exempt membership campaign with a The Linden Housing Authority has Firemen’s Association Pasternak proclamation declaring October as been awarded a $55,000 grant by the recalls the beginning of the borough's "Hadassah Month" by Mayor John T Department of Housing and Urban volunteer department and said. "The Gregorio. Development (HUD) to modernize borough had a lot of wealthy The proclamation was attended by facilities, according to Rep Edward businessmen living there and so were Frieda Yacker, vice-president and Patten and U S Sen Harrison A able to finance a fire brigade. Back in chairwoman of new members, Ger­ Williams ” ■ those days. theEighth Ward was known trude W Yellin, chairwoman of The funds will be used by the as Greater Elizabeth and. although the membership retention and Shirley authority, primarily to make certain township had no fire brigade, we had Green, financial secretary. revisions to the heating system in our own bucket brigade Yacker said that the drive for new Peach Orchard Towers on Dill avenue Linden Township formed its own members is part of a nationwide effort The modification, which will be at no volunteer fire department in November The membership goal for Linden is 400 cost to the city or authority, will 1915 To house the American LaFrance Hadassah, with more than 350,000 provide a more balanced and efficient engine, a building was erected on the members in more than 1,550 chapters system of heat distribution throughout com er of Morris and Wood avenpes and groups in the United States snd the project, said the federal legislators Firehouse No. 1 and the old city hall Puerto Rico, is the largest women’s Additionally, it is anticipated that which had stood there was moved volunteer organization in the United there will be a reduction in both the HADASSAH MONTH—Moyor John T. Gregorio gives proclamation amount of energy used and the cost of across the street There were five hose States companies in those days Linden Hill "Hadassah has a unique fund-raising declaring October Hadassah Month' to Frieda Yacker, vice-president energy to heat the project Washington, Central. Lincoln and U S OLD FIRE ALARM gong itonds record," Yellin said Hadassah Engineering consultants will be and chairwoman of new members for the Linden Chapter of Hadassah. Grant The first paid fireman in Linden alono at tho northwost corner volunteers head all departments and engaged to prepare drawings and Township was Elmer Glover who lived of Wood av*nui and Blancko the professional staff is small. Some 96 Others in the photo are, Shirley Green, left, financial secretary, and specifications, and contracts will be awarded to proceed with the work as above the firehouse sirooi around 1905. Tho gong cents of every dollar that comes into its Gertrude W. Yellin, right, chairwoman of membership retention. soon as possible, said Patten and The two groups of volunteers con­ was soundod by ons of tho headquarters for projects goes to its Williams. tinued operating separately until the volunto.r firomon of tho timo health, education and rehabilitation consolidation of the two communities to summon othor voluntoors services In addition, administrative on Jan I. 1925 into the City of Linden during firs •m«rg*nci«s. costs and education programs in the Henry Miller became the first paid fire United States are underwritten by dues, 2 auto mishaps chief in the new city added Yellin, Attorney files appeal Many industrial firms settled in and In Israel. Hadassah maintains The leave 3 injured around the city and Wood avenue had Tank cars Hadassah Hebrew University Medical become a busy commercial center (Continued from page 1) Center, at Ein Karem and Hadassah Three people were injured, none Linden was growing and the Fire University Hospital at Mount Scopus for Herman Mopsick seriously, in two auto accidents last 20,000 gallon liquid plastic car which Department grew right along with it Jerusalem, from which a network of Sunday, police said was leaning on a hopper car which Herman Mopsick, principal of Linden beginning of the 1977-78 school year One thing had not changed, however medical and health services emanate. Eleni Papoutsis of E Price street landed on the Citgo pipelines Rerailing High School, has filed an appeal with Malone also charged that the board's and that was the dedication felt by It is the largest medical complex in the suffered mouth and nose injuries after operations were expected to be com­ Dr. Fred G Burke, state commissioner process in dealing with Mopsick's case those first volunteer firemen who Middle East, providing healing, a car in which she was riding collided pleted by late Thursday, however, a of education, in an attempt to reverse was ‘tainted ... with unfairness” served the residents of Linden teaching and research to the entire with another vehicle just before 3^30 Conrail spokesman said repairing the Board of Education's decision to because Maryann Dorin, board population of Jews, Arabs and p.m at Woodlawn and Union avenues damaged track would take somewhat withhold his $1,200 pay increment president, was present during the Christians Its medical facilities in­ Police said a car driven by Celia longer once the extent of the damage Mopsick had been charged by the various hearings One of the students clude the Guggenheim Pavilion of Ventura of Union avenue apparently w as assessed; board in July with, among other things, involved in the alleged grade changing Davis Rehabilitation Medicine, the most made a left turn from Woodlawn onto The train carried a crew of five at the reversing passing grades for two incident was Dorin's grandniece (Continued from p e g s 1) comprehensive in Israel, and the Moshe. Union in front pf the Papoutsis car time of the derailment None of the men students after graduation Although the board contended that Sharett Institute of Oncology, the most driven by Demctrios Papoutsis. Eleni to the PTA secretary, spends most of suffered injuries No reason was given James Malone of Westfield, Malone's Mopsick was going against board policy complete center for the diagnosis, was taken to Rahway Hospital by the his time at the latter facility for the derailment attorney, said in a four-count appeal, on several occasions. Mopsick said that treatment, training and research of Linden Volunteer Ambulance Corps that the board behaved in an “ ar­ he was upholding educational stan­ " I f we had a full time principal and cancer in that part of the world (LVAC/ for treatment of her injuries bitrary, capricious and unreasonable" dards in practice in the city school one that fought for the school, the kids Hadassah is the single largest Shortly before midnight, police said a way when it stopped the increment The system for several years would benefit An extra teacher would Council membership organization contributing car driven by William Wright of Rah additional money would have been Malone indicated that it was now up also help." Kulberda commented to both Youth Aliyah, the child rescue way struck two parked vehicles on Rt- (Continuad from paga 1) included in Mopsick's salary with the to the school board to answer the appeal and rehabilitation movement, and the 1-9 near Park avenue and Willow Glade She said homeowners in the neigh government relations, personnel and petition. Indications are that the board Jewish National Fund, for land road Curtis Bailey of East Orange had borhood feel their properly values fund raising. will. reclamation stopped his car with the flasher lights would drop if the school were to be Ziemian also noted that as part of the Classes in art In the United States. Hadassah has on behind one belonging to his son, closed Some parents might also elect rehabilitation program, IJnden was American Affairs. Zionist Affairs and Curtis Jr, which was disabled at the to send their children to parochial or selected as a target area, and he education departments and sponsors will be started LWV to begin curbside lane of the highway. Wright private schools, contributing to what suggested that the council solicit Hasbachar, a coeducational youth reportedly struck the elder Bailey's the board terms "w hite fligh t" from the representatives from the various city movemeut for 8-25 year-olds. vehicle from the rear, pushing it into public school system departments to fulfill the committment by Recreation member drive As the largest Zionist organization in his son's car. as a target area As s result, the council "This is a nice little area and I like it the world. Hadassah is devoted to the The Linden Recreation Department Wright was charged with careless appointed Seventh Ward Councilman here," Kulberda concluded "1 would preservation of the Jewish National will provide free art classes for during October drvingby police Tonya Bailey, 14, and George Hudak as a council represen­ like to stay and I just hope the board home, Israel, but la not affiliated with children in the fourth through eighth Dion Bailey, 11, both passengers in the tative to the program with First Ward would meet us (area parents) halfway any1 political party there. As an grade, beginning Saturday, Nov 12, at Elaine Tierney, president of the elder Bailey’s car, were taken to Rah and improve the school to keep it Councilman Malvin Eckel as alternate. American-Jewiah organization it is the Community Center Building, 606 S. Linden League of Women Voters, said way Hospital by the LVAC for treat­ Also appointed were Chester Chrobak, open." concerned about iseuee, but it is Wood ave., and at the Sunny, ide that the organization is planning a ment of back and head pain re spec construction code official; Manual Recreation Center, Melrose and membership drive during the month of lively One board member. Irving Gutkin. completely non-partisan. Frangella. city tax assessor, Charles Orchard terraces October told his colleagues. "W e won t save a Yacker and Yellin noted. “ Our work Vslvano Jr . city treasurer, snd The children will be assigned to the As part of this drive, Norma penny by closing any schools. I want is the expression of Hadassah's Krueger. practical program of Zionism which la center nearest to their home. There will Grossman, membership chairwoman, Dinner-dance Schools Three and Seven to stay open Mayor John T. Gregorio noted that essential for Israels development and be two sessions each Saturday morning will present a program, “ A Look at the They would only have to be maintained the Unden Cultural Affairs Committee the continuity of Jewish life here and at each center. The first class will meet League," Thursday, Oct. 13, beginning anyway " changed its name to the Linden held for officials abroad." between 9:30 and 11 a.m and the at 8 p.m. at the home of Joan Palin, 2215 Another area resident. Yvette Cultural and Heritage Committee He second from 11 a.m to 12:30 p.m. N Wood ave. The John Russel] Wheeler Post 1397. Petraitis, added. " I attended School also proclaimed Oct 9 to 15 as Fire Classes will be limited to 30 boys and The local league plans to register new VFW and its ladies auxiliary, recently Seven 22 years ago and that building is Prevention Week, and Oct 2 to 9 as girls In each group on a first-come, voters and provide the community with honored Past Post Commander John still run down The most it ever got was Pulaski Week 2 adults, child first-served basis information sheets on state, county and Matusiatis and Past Auxiliary a paint job every year ” Eugene R Bora Jr. and John J. Also available will be a class on local candidates One of this year's President Beatrice Bersey at a dinner dance. Present enrollment at School Seven Cammarata were recommended as are Injured In Saturday afternoon at the Sunnyside studies to be conducted by the league includes 18 first graders. 15 second new city firefighters, effective Nov 1, Recreation Center from 12:30 to 2 p.m. will be the energy problem There will Among the guests welcomed by Walter Mays, toastmaster, were State graders, nine each in the third and subject to a physical examination in advanced art The advanced art also be a study on the state level on the fourth grades, seven fifth graders and auto accident lessons will be open for children in legal status of women President Marguerite Losey, District 5 grades seven through twelve who have Those interested in participating in President Catherine Hahn, State Sr. 11 sixth graders Three persons were injured in an auto previously been enrolled in children's league programs or joining the group Vice Commander George Van Allen In other board business, the board Man nabbed accident Tuesday morning at the in­ art classes should contact Grossman at 925-9166, and District 5 Commander Joseph approved a motion to permit business tersection of Rt 1-9 and Clinton street, (Continued from peg# 1) Application blanks are available in Tierney at 486-5465 or Lois Shaffer at Moore. education students to meet the said police all schools and the Recreation 862-3358 The ladies auxiliary will sponsor a requirement of. one year of confiscated along with seeds they found Irene Kuaik of Piscataway, police Department office. Chinese Auction on Tuesday, Oct. J8 at mathematics for graduation by sue in a woman's compact De Faria was aMiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiuiiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiHiiis said, was proceeding along Rt 1-9 in the For further information, interested the VFW Post home. 20 Pennsylvania cessfully completing a bookkeeping or later arrested left lane when her car came into parties may call the recreation office at ave. record-keeping course The credits According to Police Chief Domenic collision with one driven by Rachael 862-0300. | Extended hours § would also be cumulative toward the 75 Lello, the officers entered the premises Scott of E. Curtis street who was credit minimum needed for graduation without a search warrant because, by coming out of Clinton street. The police | for registration | Coed at Marymount Additionally, all ninth grade students law, any officer may do so if he sees or said both claimed they had the green City air quality = The City City Clerk’s office will = who fail to meet the 7 0 level of reading hears a crime in progress light Mari Therese Kuhtik, daughter of proficiency as indicated on the Stanford E be open from 0 a.m. to H p.m. = Mr and Mrs John Kuhtik of Linden, Kuaik complained of injuries to both Achievement Test will be required to wasn't too bad E today, tomorrow and Tuesday to 2 has been accepted as a freshman at legs at the knee and Scott said she had take an additional course in com­ The air quality rating for Linden for S accept voter registrations and e Marymount College, Tarrytown, N Y Man arrested an injury to the left leg. Five-year-old munication skills as a ahigh school the week ending Sept 23 was 1 transfer of registrations. | this fall She is a graduate of Linden Leighton Scott, a passenger in Rachael student. These credits for the course "satisfactory” for four days and S The last day to register to vote = High School Scott’s auto, had an injury to the mouth will not be cumulative toward the on CDS count “ unsatisfactory” for the rest of the S for the General Election in j| All were taken to Rahway Hospital by English graduation credit requirement week. E November or to transfer a voting s BURGLARY DETERRENT An Elizabeth man was arrested last the Linden Volunteer Ambulance Corps TIP: but will apply toward the 75-credit Carbon monoxide levels, as recorded S address is Tuesday. = Thursday morning and charged with Always lock your garage door. It might be (LVAC). by the Central Jersey Regional Air the easiest way into your house. figure possession of a controlled dangerous ^miiiiiiiliiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Also on Tuesday, Thomas Marchinko Pollution Agency in Woodbridge. were 4«xxxxxxxzxxx*x*x******=**i substance. of Elizabeth, police said, was “ satisfactory” on Sept 17, 19 and 23, Police said Carl Collins was arrested proceeding south on Stiles street In his and “ good” on Sept 18 and from the Lindenite part after a search of his car and person MANHARDT BROS. j SHOR’S DRUGS auto where he struck two parked cars 20th to the 22nd turned up several bags of marijuana He told authorities he had been cut off Sulphur dioxide readings were of NATO plan ROSELLE TIRE CO. 3 THE MEDICAL SERVICE CENTER and one marijuana cigarette Collins by a passing car and lost control He "good " for the entire period Smoke .H "Complete Health Care" was one M five persons sitting in a M arine Lance Cpl complained of a bloody nose but would and particles levels (called, “coef­ Randolph J Codzinski, 655 ST. GE0R6E AVE., 401 N. WOOD AVE. LINDEN | parked car on Ashton avenue near Big see his own doctor. ficient of haze” by the agency) were Mack's Tavern at about 12:45 a.m. A son of Mr and Mrs On Monday, Ana Crufaru of Elizabeth “ satisfactory” for Sept 17, 19, 21 and Rudolph Lodzionski of ROSELLE • 241-9811 486-4155 patrolman searched the occupants of 22, "good” for Sept 18 and "un­ **E « DELIVERY the vehicle after allegedly spotting was operating a car on Wood avenue, Gilchrist avenue, is V OREN7DAYSAWEEK | according to police, when she lost satisfactory” for the 20th participating in a major 1:30 A .M . H 11 PM. I them drinking He reported what ap­ SPECIALIII control, struck a light stanchion, Ozone levels were “ satisfactory” on Hudson Vitamins m peared to be a strong odor of marijuana NATO exercise, "Display • Russell Stover Candies 8 climbed the sidewalk and struck a Sept, 17,18 and 20, “ unsatisfactory” for Determination." FRONT DISC BRAKES • Film Developing • CosmeticsP which he said let to the eventual the 19th and “ good” from Sept 21 to 23 ^ ^ Use Your Master Charqe It discovery of the substance on Collins. fence. There were no injuries. He is, serving as a axxxxxxzxtw**” ” 1***3* member of Headquarters, A m e r ic a n $0095 34th Marine Amphibious C a rs Unit, homebased at Camp LOW, LOW PRICES LINDEN BOARD Of HEALTH NINA'S Lejeune, N.C. ITALIAN DILI A 1973 graduate of ON ALL TIRES Linden High School. _ Specializing In itCodzinskJ joined the CALL US FOR PRICES FOR )RTED ITALIAN DELICACIES Marine Corps in Sep­ .VALUABLE COUPON. NIR POLLUTION •HSMEMABE SAUSA6E tember 1974 H i MOZZARELLA ARMS MARKET ALIGNMENT •NRMEMABE SPABRETTI SAUCE Adjust Caster The French Embassy Adjust Toe-In m m iu .s. c m COMPLAINTS reports that from 1965 to Adjust Cambtr W ITH T H I. •DIBBERS TB TAKE 0BT COUPON ONLY 1974 the world market in Adjust Toe-Out FRESH COLO CUTS arms sales showed the Torsion Mar o r A ir Condi. C a r * M M t l breakdown to be United O ffor E x p ir e * O ct. 21, 1977 PHONE: 634-0290 Thurt., Fri., Sal. SPECIALS States, 49.6 per cent; B0MEMA8E PIZZA I CALZOBE Soviet Union, 28.6 per CRICK OUR L8W PRICES N. W OOD AVE.7 cent; and France third, lTT with 4.5 per cent of the OB MUFFLERS t EXHAUST SYSTEMS 24-HOUR SERVICE LINDEN 4S5-4566 market. M M . M l Erl. 'Ml I X Master CAargjank Aawrttttd- OaH) 14, tat. H 2 4-Thursday, October 6, 1977-UNUfcN (N.J.) LEADER PAST Congressman Patten

In my second communication on the “ bearing the brunt” of reductions cancelled if the money were available announced reductions in rail service planned by Amtrak As I wrote in my to Amtrak TENSE between New York and Philadelphia by letter, the nation's two most profitable I ’m not convinced that the Amtrak ONE Y E AH AGO Amtrak, I urged the president of the trains, the Metroliners and the hoard decided its cuts baaed on the City Council takes the first step National Railroad Passenger Cor­ “ dockers” running between New York comparison of losses to revenues. I toward construction of a firehouse in poration to reverse tjie cutback and Philadelphia^ill be reduced by 71 believe there are less cost-efficient the Seventh Ward by authorizing Fire decision. 1 expressed to him that many trains. Twenty Metroliners and 51 trains operating in this country which Chief FRANK MIKLOS to select an of my constituents and thousands of "dockers” are scheduled for should be eliminated before some of architect to develop plans for the New Jerseyans will be without rail elimination Only one other type of the ones in the Northeast Corridor. I do station A bill recently signed by service they depend on daily. I don’t train is profit-making, the conventional not exclude Northeast Corridor train* Gov BREND AN T. B YR NE could feel that such an adverse reduction in trains operating in the Corridor from a curtailment list in order to result in wholesale cutbacks in services service is justified. achieve a more efficient system with provided by Ginden and other I really believe that the announced reduced federal subsidies. municipalities across the state Many aspects of this decision service reductions in the heavily- At a recent meeting between Former Lieutenant EMIL GALINAT is trouble me. Amtrak officials claim traveled N.J. corridor are "bargaining congressmen and Amtrak officials, the promoted to the rank of captain, one of that other trains running between the chips” which are to be used in Am trak’s railroad president was asked if he felt only five in the Linden Police Depart­ two cities can absorb the travelers from attempt to obtain further funding from there would be a bad impact on N.E ment He will continue his duties in the the discontinued trains, but in many Congress which has already ap­ commuters. " I hope not," he said. office of Chief DOMENIC LELLO instances, the second trains are much propriated $488,5 million in operating Middlesex and Union County area Some members of the striking Linden later than can service a commuter or subsidies for the 1978 fiscal year riders are very concerned—and so am Police Auxiliary agree to return to do not even stop at stations on which the Amtrak recently requested an ad­ I, so I strongly hope there will be no work as a result of a meeting between riders depend. ditional $56.5 million and stated that the “ bad impact” on the thousands of city and police officials and I stated that the Northeast Corridor is announced reductions in service can bc- passengers in our area. representatives of the striking group -0 -0 “ F IV E Y EARS AGO Linden City Clerk HENRY BARAN announces that a record number of F irs t ch- By Peter Heumann residents registered to vote in this year’s election RICHARD EDGE, "A fter running all over England and It seemed like a good idea to have the Airport,.it took us forever to reach the heading the drive for an elected school Scotland for a week, we stayed with a inside of my head attended to before I worst hotel in London I ’ve seen more board, says the volunteers conducting relative of my wife's The relative said visited Sal to take care of the outside. spacious pup tents the drive were not able to obtain enough she had plenty of room Plenty of Thus, in a matter of hours I found “ The uny single toilet on the floor signatures on a petition to have a room consisted of one bedroom for four myself talking to my friendly neigh­ was hidden It made several outhouses referendum on the November ballot of us. It made my army tent seem like borhood psychiatrist. I have known look like palaces. I hated A local youth, JE F F R E Y SCHELLER, the Waldorf I hated that ’’ “ What’s troubling me today, Doc,” I all that.” is among 19 persons killed off the coast “ Another normal reaction, I'd say." said, trying to get comfortable on his “ Perfectly normal,” he said of Vietnam on a U.S. Navy destroyer, “ Finally, the great day dawned, the uncomfortable couch, “ is that I am “The next day we finally managed the Newport News ... Dr THEODORE day British Airways agreed to return afraid of being abnormal when it comes to locate a highly recommended KATZ of Linden receives the degree of me to my little grass-like shack in to traveling. I am the only one I know London restaurant. The food should fellow from the American Academy of Union County.” who is not ecstatic about his vacation happen to Amin. And it was expensive Fam ily Physicians at ceremonies at the “ Oh, n o !" the doctor shuddered. It trips, be they abroad or what have you This is a fun vacation?” *A Felt Forum in Madison SquarWGarden was the most animation I had ever I hope this doesn’t mean I ’m going over . “ Can’t really blame you.” —o—o— witnessed in the man. “ Don’t tell me " the brink, Doc.” “ The next couple days we visited all TEN YE ARS AGO " I ’m telling you,” I said, relentlessly As usual, the doctor waited for me to the places that tourists are supposed to GOP Councilman JOSEPH LO Candidate profiles "W e got to the airport two hours before continue. visit. 1 hate tourists.” CASCIO requests City Council take-off time in our eagerness Only “ For instance, this summer, we spent “ I know how you feel.” I wanted to President EDWARD MURAWSKI to trouble was, the caterers were on two weeks in England and Scotland. I ask the doctor if he felt the same way gather the legal, geographical and strike. Take-off time was almost five admit it wasn't all bad, but let me tell about traveling, but I knew he hated population figures necessary for the For State Assembly hours late." you. First, we broke our necks to reach answering questions City Council to begin studying the “ Then we rented a car, right in the "How terrible.” problem of possible redistricting of the Kennedy on time, only to find that middle of London. My friend, with the “ Not really, because when I got home municipality's 10 wards in order to British Airways had set our flight back courage of q David, volunteered to I read other people were days late. I provide more equal representation three hours Now tha*t made me mad.” drive on the left hand side of the road was grateful it hadn't been worse .” He Four Linden High School -students “ Anormal reaction," contributed my with the steering wheel on the right looked at his watch suffer minor leg injuries when a high-priced head doctor side All four of us died a thousand “ I ’d say your attitude throughout the calcium carbide cartridge with a fuse “ Then, on the 6'/2-hour flight, we had deaths before we got out of town. Who trip was an exemplary one You explodes in a lavatory toilet JOHN E. to climb over each other to reach the needs it?” deserve to be congratulated " SOEHL, GOP candidate for the Ninth bathrooms while stewardesses march­ “ You have my sympathy, " said the I counted out the $40 and gave them Ward council seat, this week issues a ed up and down the aisle pretending doctor. I just hoped he didn’t know what to him His satisfaction was perfectly verbal blast at what he charges is the to be helpful You ever tried going to the I was thinking—that for the kind of normal. I thought For the 20th time I "obvious, intensive and frenzied” ef­ bathroom during a flight, Doc'’” He money I was paying him, I ’d sym­ wanted to ask him if he thought it was forts of his opponent, PA U L WERK- nodded sympathetically. pathize with anybody, too. too late for me to study psychiatry M EISTER, to dress up the 9th ward “ Then, when we reached Heathrow prior to the November election. lllltllllllllllllllHIIIIHIIIIIMIttlltltlltinMIlMlllltlllMIIMttlllttlMII Representing us In Washington Sen. Harrison Williams Their names run the gamut from our country depicting children—some United States. Apparently, vast profits The Senate “torrid tots” to "Lolita” and they are of them as young as three years old—in are involved in producing these por among the most offensive publications a variety of sexually explicit conduct. nographic materials. And the worst . Clifford P Case. Republican of Rahway ever to appear on the streets of These magazines are just one ugly part of it is that federal law does not 315 Old Senate Office Building. Washington. America. There are, by one estimate, facet of a growing, multi-million-dollar protect children against this abuse DC. 20510. more than 260 different magazines in child pornography industry in the Earlier this year, the Human Resources Committee, which I chair, Harrison A Williams, Democrat of passed a resolution urging the Westfield. 352 Old Senate Office Building. YOU AND YOUR MONEY Judiciary Committee, which has Washington. D C 20510 Lesniak Deverin jurisdiction over federal statutes, to The House Raymond Lesniak, an Elizabeth Incumbent Assemblyman Thomas J hold hearings into child pornography Democrat seeking a seat in the State Deverin (D-21st District) has an Right bonds m ay help Matthew 1. Rinaldo, Republican of Union. Those hearings proved that child Assembly from District 21, believes established record of what he feels are 314 Cannon House Office Building. pornography is a highly-organized, citizens can fight City Hall. legislative successes and ad­ Washington. D.C. 20515. Represents Union, multi-million-dollar industry operating As director of the State Office of ministrative accomplishments on a nationwide scale. Even more Springfield. Roselle. Roselle Park. Kenilworth guard against losses Legal Services, he developed programs These accomplishments, and his important, Senate testimony has shown and Mountainside for handicapped children and senior seniority in the Assembly, now put him that the use of children as subjects for By JUDITH G. RHOADES receive from the trust on a yearly basts, citizens. He supervised a in a position to become the chief of that remains relatively stable for a period of pornography is very harmful to the paraprofessional program that em­ legislative body, something he thinks Q. A friend recently bought some long In Trenton years because the portfolio is a fixed children themselves, sometimes ployed 11 elderly persons who assisted voters should reflect upon when con­ term maturity corporate bonds with one. physically as well as psychologically. D istrict 2 1 others in their age group with their sidering his re-election. what I thought were extrem ely low Unit investment trusts are offered at Including Linden legal problems. Under his direction, the Deverin is a former mayor and interest rates. Wouldn’t she have been I am a sponsor of a bill in the United fairly frequent intervals by the larger nursing home ombudsman program councilman of Carteret and president of better o ff with bonds that pay high States Senate to put a stop to child State Senate-Thomas G Dunn, Democrat, brokerage firms If you are interested was established which is a model the Board of Education in Carteret and interest rates? pornography Essentially, the bill 1120 Applegate ave Elizabeth 07208 in purchasing a unit investment trust, project to insure that those in nursing feels his lengthy record in public office A. That is very true. If you hold bonds would make it a federal crime for Assembly—John T. Gregorio Democrat. 304 keep looking at the financial ad­ homes receive adequate care and has given him the ability to accurately that have long maturities and low anyone to engage children in sexually W Curtis st. Linden 07036; Thomas J. vertisements and let your broker know treatment. respond to the will of the people and coupon rates, the more sensitive ttye explicit conduct for purposes of profit Deverin Democat. 28 Cypress st.. Carteret that you might be interested in pur­ Lesniak organized homeowners in their legislative needs bond will be to interest rates. All things 07008 chasing units. The bill is carefully drawn to Union Township to challenge a property His legislation was responsible for being equal, for example, a 5 percent - o - o - acknowledge the appropriate con­ District 22 tax revaluation and operated giving full legal rights and respon­ bond with 30 years to maturity will “ Please send me all information on stitutional standards of freedom of Including Springfield, workshops which helped individuals sibilities to 18-year olds, putting New probably fluctuate more in price than a stock securitlS^ and finance as 1 will expression. However, people convicted prepare their tax appeals. Jersey at last in line with other states bond which has an interest rate of 8 Mountainside. Kenilworth have some money soon," was a request on charges of trafficking in child Lesniak’s other accomplishments As a . member of the No Fault percent and will mature ih 10 years State Senator-Peter J. McDonough, which I received last week. I am cer­ pornography would be subject to bet­ include requiring notice and a hearing Insurance Study Commission, Deverin One other way to guard against price Republican, Bo* 866. 403 Berckman -st.. tain that there are many other readers ween tio.ooo to $15,000 in fines or two to for parents before a child can be placed spent two years helping to construct all losses would be to buy bonds which will Plainfield 07061. 15 years in prison. Those kinds of stiff in a class for retarded children, the legislation in the no-fault package mature at a time when the proceeds who are considering asking the same Assembly-Donald T. DiFrancesco. 1926 question. This particular letter came penalties will make pomographers reforms in the rights of mental health Deverin also feels he will be in­ would possibly be needed, such as a Westfield ave . Scotch Plains 07076 William from a rural community in the southern think twice. patients; establishment of the rights of strumental in directing anticipated special trip, college tuition. In that way, J, Maguire, 191 Westfield ave . Clark 07066. 1 am hopeful that this bill will see homeowners to join together to revisions in the system there will be no selling pressure to you, part of the United States. I would like to be able to supply all the action in the Senate soon MIHMmilHIHIUIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIMIMMIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIII challenge discriminatory property tax The assemblyman engineered the if you have to sell the bonds at a time information that is necessary to answer It’s about time we cleaned up the kind assessments and establishing work bills which gave equal pay to school when that money is to be used for miiiHiimiiiimiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuHniiMHiiiiiiMiMiiHiiii that question but, unfortunately, there of filth that pomographers peddle on requirements for welfare recipients nurses, thereby ending a half-century another prupose. would be a never-ending supply. our streets. For the sake of the The candidate’s philosophy can be of unfair salary treatment for these —o—o— children, and society as a whole, we linden leaded summed up this way: "Our citizens public servants In my mail recently, I have received My first suggestion is to write the cannot tolerate the abuse of child demand that government respond to Additionally Deverin was in­ several letters requesting information New York Stock Exchange, 11 Wall st.. New York, N.Y., 10005,—Attention, pornography their needs.” strumental in a number of other on unit trusts.. .what they are and where M e m b e r Investment Education Department. k\ SUBURBAN As a stale employee, Lesniak cut the progressive steps taken by the to purchase them. The Exchange will supply an investor's f NEWSPAPERS budget of his own office. Legislature during his tenure. They Unit trusts are a group of corporate O F A M E R IC A kit, at a coat of approximately $3. to any “ It’s unfair for the people to pay an include: or tax-exempt bonds which have been Scrapbook individual who would like to learn about income tax to support waste in A major reorganization of the transferred to an independent trust. the securities market. Included in this Publtfth* ••ch Thursday by government,” he said. " I intend to Department of Institutions and The trust shares or units are usually Suburban PubUihing Corp packet is an investment bibliography, Oct. 7, i960—Presidential candidates apply my background in economics to Agencies into more efficient and sold with a moderate sales charge or which contains titles and authors of Kennedy and Nixon hold their second A altar Minti, publtahar insure that government spending is not manageable components; commission built into the price. The trust regularly distributes the numerous books that can he obtained televised campaign debate. 1 NEWS DEPARTMENT wasted." Legislation on criminal record at your local library. These will all help Oct. 8,1871—The great fire of Chicago Richard Luongo, editor Lesniak said he feels there is a need rehabilitation; interest and any proceeds from bonds you get started in your f inane til breaks out after a cow kicks over a Steven Her* for mandatory prison sentences for The Clinical Improvement Act which that are called or redeemed. Bonds Mary Bednarczyk education. Good luck! lantern in a barn owned by a Mrs Les M alam ut, department director violent crimes and for the revitalization safeguards medical testing; which are removed from the portfolio, Abner Gold, assistant director Along the same vein, I would be in­ O'Leary. The fire eventually swept of urban areas through the Economic Legislation to protect the in­ whatever the reason, are not replaced terested in hearing from my readers over more than 2,000 acres, killing Development Authority He also dependence of first aid squads; and the trust eventually dissolves when BUSINESS DEPARTMENT about the type of reading material most several hundred persona, burning more believes that industry should be en­ Legislation affecting Home Hospital the holdings have dwindled to a certain Robert H Brumell, enjoyed and most helpful with than 17,000 buildings, having at hast vice president of advertising couraged to locate and expand in New Insurance coverage, minimum amount. reference to consumer ideas and 98,000 persona homeless and resulting Bruce Halvorson, Jersey, and that a strict independent Higher penalties for those convicted The yield, or amount of money you advertising manager financial information. What type of in $198 million In damage* review of government spending of defrauding Medicaid; Charles Loomer, major pieces of legislation affecting format is the easiest to use, is the Oct 9,1701-Y a h Collage is founded national advertising manager practices should be a major task of the Formation of the new Department of assistance to (he elderly and the material retained in your files, or would Oct. 10, 1913—In Washington,' James D Parks, legislature Corrections; Legislation to support the circulation manager you like to retain the material if it were President Woodrow Wilson presses a Lesniak is a member of the American improvement of treatment for victims regulation of homes for senior citizens, written in a form just for the purpose of button which blows up the h at ob­ S am H o w a rd Federation of Musicians, AFL-CIO, of tuberculosis; the mentally ill and the mentally Publisher im -lf+7 retention? Thank you very much for struction in tha Panama Canal. Milton M int* retired Local 151, and belongs to the Knights of The Nursing Home “ Bill of Rights” ; retarded were implemented your assistance. It is appreciated, Oct. 11, 1811—The first steam Publisher ifT M W Columbus He serves on the parish Legislation aimed at protecting the “ With high concentrations of people, itered at the Post Office at Linden, N J -o-o- propelled ferry in the world starts its council of St. Hedwig’s Church and is a rights of mental health patients; particularly senior- citizens, with ; Second Class Matter, Sept 9, 1972 Judith Rhoades is a free lance writer run between New York City and Kter the act of March 8, 1879 Second former commissioner of the Elizabeth Legislation to protect the rights and special needs in the 21st District, I feel ess Postage paid at Linden, N.J. Hoboken. interests of the mentally retarded. it’s vital that there be someone to who has spent 15 years In the securities Industrial Commission Oct. 12,1870—General Robert E. Lae, 1) Cents per copy Much of this legislation was put shepard the necessary legislation to industry. If you have any questions M a il* Subscription Rata Confederate hero, dies in Lexington, together during hit chairmanship o ft he meet these needs,” Deverin said, “ and regardh g finance, securities, or the »• §• par Y ««r' ^ two Y#ar* To Publicity Chairmen: Va. Assembly Committee on Institutions I ’ve tried to do just that. I think my stack market, you may address them to 211N W O * Avo., Llndon 070)8 Would you like some help in Oct. ll, 1813—In a move to Increase Ofttco Hours tio.m.toap.m. and Welfare which handles bills record reflects this." Judith Rhoudet. Copley News Service, Phono: 04-7700 preparing newspaper releases! population, the government af covering everything from 0enal reform Deverin is a form er board member of in care of this newspaper. Please be certain to enclose a self-addressed Australia announces a IBS bonus.will ha ' Represented Nationally by U S f l Q Write to this newspaper and to the operation of state hospitals. the American Red Cross and a former paid to the parents of ovary aawborn u s sususban press INC ask for our “Tips on Deverin said it was through his ef­ chairman of the Cerebral Palsy Fund ■lamped envelope if you wish a per­ Submitting News releases. forts on this committee that several Drive. sonal reply.

4 Black officials Awards given THE SPECTATOR, ROSELLE, ROSELLE PARK-Thursday, October*. 1*77-5 'Free magazine' sales Providence; Philip Chen, Cranford; Mrs. Meta Candidate Union; Mrs Wanda McLaughlin, Cranford; honor Woody to 6 volunteers Echan, Union; Louis John Murphy, Roselle George G. Woody Jr. of Roselle, 'dialogue' Hershbain, New Park; and Mrs, Alma chairman of the Union County b /tan cer unit net consumer warning Providence; Mrs. Zeller, Springfield. Democratic Committee, will be honor guest Oct 29 at a testimonial dinner- The Union County Unit of the Ellen Bloom, director of the Union every conaumer in the state, an im­ Saturday Y .e Cmf n 6 ’ SELL s a s y s old to n witti < Elizabeth; Michael f Long), want as Cali 6M oo. American Cancer Society honored County Office of Consumer Affairs, this mediate cancellation is sent to avoid n dance sponsored by the Black Elected A “Dialogue- with outstanding volunteers at its recent week issued a strong warning to all any further obligation with regard to and Appointed Officials (BEADO) of Candidates," sponsored Union County. annual meeting held at the Town and county residents about “free the matter by the Senior Citizens Campus in Union The 1976-77 Cancer magazine" solicitations “ In some cases, the contract is never Mayor Kenneth Gibson of Newark Council of Union County, COLUMBUS DAY Crusade netted a record $234,756 She said her office has received signed Even then, these magazine will be the principal speaker at the will take place Saturday ‘‘Towns reaching or exceeding their complaints recently about magazines sellers fight hard to hold the consumer event, to be held at the Holiday Jetport from 1 to 4 p m at the SPECIALI goals were Berkeley Heights, New solicitations. to a verbal agreement made in a taped Inn, Elizabeth David Brearley Regional Providence, Clark, Fanwood, Roselle, The allegations within these com­ phone solicitation... it is the opinion of Woody, a funeral director in Roselle High School, Monroe where he is municipal Democratic Scotch Plains. Winfield and Union," plaints are echoes one to the other" the state division of Consumer Affairs C.B. avenue, Kenilworth. announced Chuck Hardwick of Bloom said. "A telephone solicitation is that these telephone solicitations and chairman, is executive director of the Candidates for gover­ Westfield, co-crusade chairman received at home, allegedly grossly agreements are not binding unless and New Jersey State Urban Loan nor, State Senate, State Office volunteers honored were misrepresenting cost and quantity of until the consumer has signed a con­ Authority in Trenton He served for Assembly and Board of Lillian Rubino and Florence Fox of magazines to be delivered to the con­ tract clearly outlining all the costs and several years as a Roselle councilman Freeholders have been Elizabeth, and Catherine Baiera of sumer’s home When the consumer totals the consumer will be obligated to invited to participate. Hillside A special award went fo receive the contract, the total cost of pay, said Bloom, noting that there “ is BASE ANTENNA Jack N. Landau of Cardline Hach of Elizabeth, trans­ these magazines is very high, not at all indeed a question as to the legality of FEATURES: Group formed Kenilworth, vice-presi­ portation coordinator, and to Nettie what the consumer was led to believe -taping conversations without the Full 40 Channel Design .Highest Possible Gab) dent, is candidates day Baser, of Westfield, coordinator of on the telephone And, as is the right of agreement of both parties.” Angle of Radiation No Coils To Bum Out to aid retarded Reach to Recovery, a rehabilitation chairman; Raymond McElroy of Kenilworth, .Low V.S W R EAST ASSEMBLY The Kean College Young Adult program for masteefomees Dr trustee, is facility R eg. S3d.95-with this ad Group, a social and recreational group Warren H Knauer of Hillside was Green lane Y to present chairman, Mrs Evelyn for menially retarded adults in the presented with an award for out Frank of Union, president, Union County area, will meet Wednes­ standing work in the area of patient is moderator ONLY *2 6 ,s day nights at 7:30 in the Institute of services. Also serving on the Child Study Building on the Kean President Irving Sturm, of Roselle 'Cabaret Night' Oct. 22 policy committee are: College campus, Morris avenue, Union Park, presided at the meeting and The Jewish Festival of featuring singers Barr and Single admissions for Carl Anders, Union; Mrs WELSCO ELECTRONICS This group is designed to meet some of inducted the volunteer leadership learn the Arts of the Eastern Meyel, and dancing to the each of these events is $3 Margaret Andrews, New the social, emotional and recreational for 1977-78-vice-presidents Lois Union County YM -YW HA Big Bands Sounds. The (92.50 for adults over 65 333 W. ST. GEORGE AVE. Providence; Miss Harriet STINGER 100 needs of mentally retarded adults in the Gannon of Plainfield, A1 Lehner of will open its 19778 season show will begin at 8 p m and children under 12). Bennett, Linden; Mrs V4 WAVE area Springfield and Chuck Hardwick of Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Y Four-show tickets are $10 Ground Plant UNDER • 486 000T with a cabaret night Margaret Clark, New Included in this years' activities are Westfield treasurer, Garrett Roberts, on Green lane in Union ($8 for senior adults and working with arts and crafts, using the assistant treasurer, H'Uen Kelly of Milton Wald, chair­ children). Tickets may be college’s gym facilities (including the Fanwood. and secretary, Rosemary Singers person, said, “ tickets purchased at the Y or by pool), playing indoor games, Carmody of Roselle Park were being sold even calling 289-8112 The organizing a talent show, trips to needed before the season's fare CAR nearby places of interest and guest The New Jersey Chapter was announced.” lecturers Aid on metrics of the Riverdale Choral Other programs on this Kick-habit New members are always invited Society meets every year’s bill are “A Night WASH For more information, they may stop in made available Wednesday at 8 p m. at with the Kalinka Quartet" DERBY at one of the meetings or call Patricia Kean College (Room 143, on Saturday, Dec 3; “ A kit offered 155 St. George Ave. Musano (239-8764) during the day or The Square Ecumenical Education Wilkins Theater Building) Night of Broadway" on Carol Berls (247 3068) evenings Center (SEEC). a federally funded under the direction of Saturday, Jan. 21, and "A "People who want to R o s e lle (next to Mr.. Burger) organization designed to aquaint the James Cullen, professor of Night of Songs" on Sat , “ brake" the cigarette habit have a friend at t h e - ^ Self-Service Vacuums To Publicity Chairman: public with (he metric system, is of musi.c and coordinator of April 8 fering free metric workshops to in choral activities Central New Jersey Lung Would you like some help In preparing terested groups Concerts this season are Association. The newspaper releases? Write to this These seminars are intended to scheduled at the Donnell Exhibition association, sponsors of FINEST EXTERIOR CAR WASH newspaper and ask for our "Tips on the Christmas Seal supplement the Metric Conversion Act Library in New York City, Submitting News releases." of 1975 at the Library of P er­ campaign, is offering a HOT CARNAUBA WAX a v a il a b l e on energy free “ Kick-the-habit” kit Information and assistance is forming Arts, Lincoln E nter Our to help smokers quit available for all Union County Center, at Manhattan Ideas the Energy residents, excluding Elizabeth, by College, at Kean College Research and Develop­ The kit includes an calling SEEC al 668-0025 or 26 or writing and several nursing ment Administration Is instruction booklet con­ FREE DRAWING to SEEC at 225 Leland Ave , Plainfield homes exploring to help solve the taining information on Each betober the nation’s energy problems tested methods of smoking For 19" G.E. Color T.V. members of the society - are the subject of a special cessation, including the hold a weekend of in­ exhibit at Kean College, day-to-day rationing On Thanksgiving Day Child disability tensive rehearsing and Union, Saturday system and advice for . family fun at the Hudson The exhibit, "Energy in developing cessation subject of talk Guild Farm near Andover Your Future," illustrates groups It will take place Oct 21 to ERDA programs for “ Early intervention in the prevention 23 developing improved In addition, the kit of learning disabilities" will be the New members are still methods for electrical contains a listing of topic when Dr Margaret E Symonds sought in all voice sec­ power generation, plans cigarettes with their tar There's addresses the Union County tions, and there is a for new types of engines and nicotine content, tips Association for Children with Learning special need for tenors and and electric cars and on diet control and other two-way Disabilities, on Tuesday at 8:30 p m at basses More information means for achieving education materials. Overlook Hospital, Summit can be obtained at 862-1033 energy conservation It is The "Kick-the-habit” kit Dr Symonds, director of out-patient or 232-1108 or by going to a one of many to be on Is a correspondence traffic services at Children's Specialized Wednesday evening display at the Kean program Individuals Hoapital. Mountainside, says the rehearsal. College even I taking part in the to program at Children's seeks out those ceasation effort will infants who may be “ at risk" in the receive periodic mailings poasibility of having learning Chinese auction set from the association to ----- k disabilities evaluate their progress Included in are a prematures and and to render motivational other infants who suffer from neonatal by Spaulding agency assistance. apnea, meningitis, seizures or sepsis Spaulding for Children, To make donations to Kits can be obtained The program attempts to enroll these a free adoption agency the auction or for more from the Central New infants “right from the nursey ” located in Westfield, will information about the Jersey Lung Association, The Union County Association is a IMP hold a Chinese auction at event, readers may call 1457 Raritan rd.. Suite 103, PROTECTION voluntary, non-profit group educated 7:30 p.m. on Nov 4 at the 233-2282 Clark, 07066 to assisting learning disabled children Knights of Columbus Hall, and their parents and to educating the 2400 North ave. in Scotch public The public has been invited to I- or nil jMTsonal and family Plains. attend all meetings Information is ni'iiraiicu. I,ifu. Disability, Homo The agency's volunteer available from Mrs Michael Lipper, at ou n< I -, and Auto, O N K STOP auxiliary, under the the UCACLD office, 5 Carol rd., dno- it all nl American Mutual chairmanship of Mrs Westfield, 233-0072 u hot her you come to us or we Thomas Hargreaves of come to you. YOU’LL GET North Plainfield and Mrs. Life Insurance Gloria Rapp of Scotch Thorough protection — by ua\ 8-year-old girl Plains, have collected oTterm- or cash-value insurance. over 200 items to go up for Indis it Inal ivelirement Account-, sale a milt it-'. co\erases lor depend­ struck by car A K I C K 11 Refreshments will be ent-. computerized Family An eight-year-old girl suffered head served by kimono-clad Securit\ I'ro,trramminy\ mort^a^o* protection- u hulcu,r \our nccd- injuries Sunday morning when she was hostesses i..n> Ik*. struck by a car in Roselle Park. Spaulding for Children Jame Waters, 50, of Linden, told specializes in the free Oisahilil) Insurance O U T O F Patrolman Thomas Maher he was adoptions of older and ( n\ ci ituM ' l liiit protect ou and driving north on Locust street, near W. handicapped children. pro\ idea replacement income if Webster avenue, shortly after 11 a m. \ oil become disabled BURGLARY DETERRENT He said as he attempted to pass on the TIP: llomcow ners Insurance right a car which was making a left Doubl# hung window* »hould A \ a rid \ ol plan- l " lit your M plnnpd to prtvpni prying SAVING. turn, the child stepped into the road­ net <1 - and \ our budget. And con way. \ enieiit payment plan.-. The victim, Stacey McCauley of Park ROUSE ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS Auto Insurance place, was taken by the First Aid Squad WHILE EARNING (puck action anil fa irrla im to Memorial General Hospital. Union. '(•tlleineiits. ( onw n ien l bu«ljfet She was treated for head injuries and AMERICA’S TOP payment plans. ( ’oast-lo-coa-l CURTAINS contusions and abrasions. * 11 lice- staffed \s ith claim WHERE YOU REGULAR PASSBOOK RATE! '1M riith't -. „ „ SAVE *»$ . . Dems for Bateman flrv\r/wVVvVWtA/\/i/VL*#U*4 % 77 ( ’mitral Ave. / /CURTAINS Compounded headed by Morris V DRAPES \ 5 .4 7 1 5 .2 5 Daily Clark, N..J. 070M 201/574-0422 / BEDSPREADS ' 1R0 M DAY Of DEPOSIT TO DAY Of WITHDRAWAL George Morris, former Democratic iProvided SlO/emams on dtpoirt to tnd of Q u jritfl candidate for sheriff, has been ap­ Linens pointed chairman of Democrats for Tablecloths m oncan Bateman in Union County by County Blankets, A1™ Clerk W alter G. Hatpin and Michael J. l Comforters y tu a l Magnolia, coordinators of People for 427 N. WOOD AVE., CAPITAL M Bateman. LINDEN. *25-2821 i n s u m n c i c o m p a n h s Anyone wishing to work for OppnFrl. 'Ml* WAKIFIfLD. MASS. OltSO Democrats for Bateman may contact Tree Parking R Morris at 272-5973 Master Charge, MnfcAmarteqrd______CRANFORDSAVINGS FA N W 000 LINDEN ROSELLE ORANGE WESTFIELD 276 5550 322 4500 276 5550 677-0600 Opening Soon E n d le ss SNOW TIRE BONANZA! WHERE YOUR CAPITAL SCORES MORE Selection.... BUY NOW! BEAT THE INFLATED WMTEB PRICES ALL OUR TIRES ARE FULLY of 14 & 18 Kt. ROAO HAZARD GUARANTEED FREE MOUNTING * VALVES SEE US FOR FULL LINE OF Fashion Chainsns ^ MAG WHEELS * BATTERIES priced from $28.00 THIS MONTH SPECIAL WHITE SNOW t-IOBB «LEONARD JEWELERS ALL CASH SALCS S PERCENT O FFI E ft E TIRE, INC* ONelSScemer S t R. D M An., Uadon . *25-2150 Prtppyt HI * U W CMrpn Acmpms 639 W. 1st An., Rooollo, 241-9119 or 344-17*5 Member FSLIC Thursday, October 6, 1977- Dems suggest Scout Council conducts GOP hopefuls County unit recruiting county stagger score board's working hours career interest survey Programs being planned by the Freeholder Walter Boright of Scotch Health, law, law enforcement, lack of planning for training program council for the coming year include Plains, Mayor Joanne Rajoppi of transportation, science and participation In an Energy Expo at The Union County Republican can­ mechanics training program, ac­ Springfield and Commissioner Thomas engineering are careers in which area Fifteen unemployed and un­ Kean College Saturday, a planning didates for freeholder, Herbert cording to Larry J Lockhart, director Dillon of Elizabeth, Democratic can­ high school students have expressed deremployed persons are being conference at the Holiday Inn Jetport Heilmann, Robert Morgan and William of the county’s department of humarv didates for Union County freeholder, major interest, according to the Union recruited by the Division of Oct 23, an Explorer Ball, a Bear this week endorsed some staggered Ruocco, this week criticized the Employment and Training in Union resources. County Boy Scout Council. work hours at the Court House and James L. Leslie, Explorer Scout Mountain cruise and a hike Democratic majority of the Union County for a free automobile service Training for the 35 week program will County Board of Freeholders for what start Tuesday at the Union County other county agencies executive, reported that 18,000 junior SELL MAMY'S old toys with a Want Ad Call 686 7700, daily 9 to 5 00 they termed failing to establish an Technical Institute in Scotch Plains. “ Quite obviously,” Boright said, and senior high school students were operational master plan for the future Classes will be held Monday through “ citizens with 9 to 5 working hours find questioned in a recent career interest use and development of the Friday. 3:30 t o 6 :3 0 p.m and Saturday, it impossible to conduct their business survey recreational lands within Union 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Court House because the current He said anyone interested in spon­ Earn your County According to Camilla Coleman, hours force them either to go to work soring an Explorer Post in any of these A former freeholder, Heilmann education and training coordinator of late or to leave early, possibly areas should contact him at the council’s Service Center 60 Prince st., independence Stated, “ For well over a year the the county agency, the course is jeopardizing their own employment.” Democratic majority of the Union designed to give students actual work “Some county employees,” Rajoppi Elizabeth, 354-5676. and County Board of Freeholders, has been experience. The student will gain a added, “ may find it more convenient to “ While we have some posts in these in a battle with the Park Commission knowledge of motors, measuring in­ come to work early and thereby be able fields, we can always use more, he upto*15(500 over whether or not the Park Com­ struments, interpretations of electrial to leave by mid-aftemoon, while others said mission should retain its automony or schematic diagrams and use of shop may prefer a later schedule The council now has 600 Explorer a year. whether the same should be brought in manuals. members who participate in their own “ Even from the standpoint of traffic over the wings of county government "Each student will have an op­ unit programs and council, regional You’ve been working long enough to and the convenience of public servants know what you ore. Confidant. Abla to Having been successful in the trial portunity to use hand tools of ihe and national activities communicate with peers or with company and the people they serve, staggered courts and in the appellate division and automotive trade, learn the business president*. Persuasive. hours are a good idea," Dillon said “ It If so, com* persuade Matropolltan U fa being on the verge of success in the operation and evaluate the completed to giva you tha caraar you want. may be much easier for a Union County Supreme Court, it behooves the work,” Coleman said. She emphasized Positions in Ufa Insuranca spits leading resident to go to the Court House early MUX.WA to managemant opportunities are now Democratic-controlled Board to assess job placement will be provided by the available. in the morning or late at night, outside their present position and to prepare for Union County Technical Institute. Your Yearly income can ranae up to 130,000. his working hours,” he said, "but Be your own boss. Have the satisfaction the ultimate takeover of the parks. Transportation and child care will be of really helping other paopla. made available to participants through currently, that’s virtually impossible." OPTICIAN Laarn more about oyr training Councilman Morgan of Roselle Park, program In your area. Call indicated that despite the fierce regular agency procedures struggle for control of the Park Com­ Applicants must be Union County ■ cakeT food-"* R ICK Y CROSTA SPRINGFIELD LINDEN - 964-3313 mission, the Democratic controlled residents (exclusive of Elizabeth, ■DECORATING SUPPLIER Board of Freeholders has to this day not which has its own funding). Interested 248 M O R R IS A V E . • 374-4108 Mr. Leslckl ■ i SPRINOPIfLO. N.J.. (CIM 4 4 W - R n .t4 . Y t ) even appointed a committee to study Dealers elect persons from Plainfield, Summit, New ■ r.MalataCam*** UalUatfHatMav CakACaha D*C*fatt*nSOaearattaiwi I ^ SUMMIT - 273-8525 the overall parks program to make Providence, Berkeley Heights, — Oaurmtt Caatowar*______Mr. Cupolo recommendations and suggestions as to n e w Springfield, Mountainside, Clark, ■ Classes Now Forming officers Scotch Plains and Westfield should I what future services are to be provided, I ALMOND PASTE LIKVAR as to how the parks will be maintained, The Union County Auto Dealer apply at the Western Center, 128 7th ” APRICOT . POFFYSEED a WESTFIELD - 233-6262 as to what recreational facilities will be Association trustees met last week at street, Plainfield ■ PIONOLI NUTS a Mr. Valentino updated, which will be retained and the Towers Steak House, Mountainside Persons living in Linden, Hillside, I CREATE-A- CAKE President Jack Hoblitzell announced a NEW DESIGNER FRAMES FOR MEN which will be interrupted or ter­ Union (Vauxhall), Roselle, Winfield, 1 911 MACIE AVE UNION, NJ. 2*9 4185 OSCAR DE LA RENTA GIVENCHY O Metropolitan a minated.'’ that Ricky Crosta of Richard’s Ram­ Roselle Park, Cranford, Rahway and Tua*. 1 to5; Wtd.«. Thurc. IT to9 GEOFFREY BEENE Springfield Township Committeeman bler, Union, and Robert Amon of Amon Kenilworth should apply at the Eastern I Frl. 11 to5; Sat. 10 to 5 — Where lhe future is now Clooad Mondays ^ ^ a FREE PARKING IN REAR Ruocco called for the immediate,, BuiCk. Rahway, have been elected Center, 20 E Elizabeth ave , Linden establishment of a commission to be president and first vice-president, composed of freeholders, members of respectively, of the New Jersey Barnegat/Bedminster/Berkeley Heights/Bernardsville Blackwood/ Brick Town/Camden/Carteret/Cherry Hill Cranford East fi,( the Park Commission and citizens at Automobile Dealers Association. <> large to prepare an “ operational o Robert Cahill of Cahill Dodge. -Q master plan—a map upon which the Summit, and Ron Collins of Goodwin 3 directions of the recreational services TD Motors of Plainfield, were nominated 3 of Union County may be charted in the for a year-terms as trustees to the state < m future." dealer organizaton CD Q> CD Hoblitzell announced a general TD dbw: Pay Bills... membership meeting will be held Nov. Guild auxiliary CD 15 at the Towers. 3 lO holding classes Earn Interest! (D m Volunteers are still being sought for Mollozzi leads religion classes for “ special" children O o sponsored by the Union County -Q 3 parade Sunday CD o Auxiliary for the Mentally Retarded. C $ Mt. Carmel Guild—Roselle Center. Later: Checking... 3 James P Ali, president of the The classes, being held on Saturdays American Italian Cultural Society, has m at St. Joseph’s Church in Roselle, will announced the selection of John D N prepare children to receive first Holy c CD Mollozzi, chairman of the board of CS Communion and make confirmation. A C l With Interest! Freeholders of Union County, as grand Boy Scout program also is being con­ Q. § marshal of the Columbus Day Parade 3 ducted JZ sponsored by the organization. The Additional information is available m parade will be held Sunday at 1 p m. in from Olga Henderson, 352-6928 c 3 Elizabeth. o O) Mollozzi, who resides in Roselle Park c Naturalist club where he served as a councilman, is a JZ ID " in 5 - native of Elizabeth and a graduate of its CO sets talk, trip school system. He holds a B A degree 3 from Jersey City State College and a (Q The season’s first meeting of the c lav: degree from George Washington o O Echo Lake Naturalist’s Club will be 3 University and is a partner in the law 'c held at 8 p m. on 0?t. 11 at the Cranford Z) firm of Mollozzi and Conti in Elizabeth. Extended Care Center. The program. “ The Life Cycle of the Monarch But­ ZJ i terfly," will be given by Burd Stover. held Oct. 15. Trip information is CD * 3 : The club's first field" trip of the available from Robert Walker, 242 CD season, to Bake Oven Knob, Pa., will be Denman road, Cranford C jj r M - - Si

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* Total employed Bankers group Thursday, October 6, 1977 Y* competition rises 4,500 to against S & L Kean offering workshop for musicians three million check service for college-bound adults The eighth annual Young Artiats Competition sponsored by the Music The number of New Jersey residents Passage of a proposed legislative Committee of the YM YWHA of with jobs rose ,*1,500 in August and measure in New Jersey that would Kean College in Union is offering a student. Arrangements will also be Metropolitan New Jersey, 760 Nor- reached a record 3,050,800 on a permit savings and loan associations in special workship for adults who would made for those who would like to attend thfieid ave West Orange, will be held seasonally adjusted basis. John J the state to offer checking accounts like to begin a college career or return a typical college class on Thursday. Dec 8, and Friday v Dec Horn, Commissioner of the N.J would be counterproductive for con to college and for parents of college E nrollm ent in the workshop is 9, it was announced by Mildred Department of Labor and Industry, sumers, it was asserted today by the students The three-session workshop, limited Interested persons may con­ designed to familiarize participants Levinstone, committee chairperson announced last week New Jersey Bankers Association tact the Special Programs Office at 527 Applications will be accpe&ed until Robert C. Forrey, NJBA executive with the college environment, will be 2163 or 527 2210 Employment in New Jersey has Nov., 5 for the competition, which is vice-president, said that legislative held from 7 to 9 p m today and Oct 14 now Increased 145,700 from the May open to classical musicians (in­ approval of the measure, Assembly Bill and 21. 1975 recession low point strumentalists 16 to 30 years of age and 1680, would only serve to perpetuate The sessions will be conducted by Brandels book sale New Jersey's labor force also ex singers 16 to 35 years of age) who are special privileges already accorded Mrs. Mary Slavitt, assistant professor panded to a new high of 3,337,000 in bonafide residents of New Jersey and S iL a but which are costly to customers and coordinator of teacher certification has 35,000 titles August and this prevented the unem who plan to undertake, or are presently of these institutions. at Kean College, who has led such ployment rate from declining The Brandeis University National engaged in, a professional musical ' ‘The rationale given for the proposed programs since 1974. There is no charge Unemployment totaled 286,200 on a Womens Committee will sponsor a used career. Previous winners are not legislative change,” Forey said, “ is for the workship book sale Oct. 17 through 22 at the seasonally adjusted basis and the permitted to reenter the competition that it would be ‘pro-consumer ' What is Participants will have a guided tour Essex Green Shopping Center in West jobless rate was 8 6 percent sub­ not mentioned by the bill's proponents of the campus and will learn where a Orange Application forms and additional stantially unchanged from 8 6 percent or what they are not aware of Is that student attends classes, gets supportive information on the eighth annual Young in June and a downward revised rate of NORMA J HAYMANr of the bill would not change some of the help and spends free time. In addition, Over 35,000 titles will be offered and Artist's Competition may be obtained 8 5 percent in July Unemployment in Ridgewood who has b««n financing techniques that savings and they will be introduced to represen­ admission is free by cailng the Y at 736 3200, Ext 14 or 34 the state has declined by 90.100 since •lacted the 24th president of loans can apply with legal authority tatives of such key offices as November 1975 when the rate peaked al the American Cancer Society s which react to the customer's disad Admissions, Academic Advisement and 11.4 percent New Jersey Division. As 1977 vantage.” Placement, and Counseling Horn also announced that his Crusade Chairman, Mrs. Among these practices, Forrey said, S E I K O * department's monthly survey of em dayman headed a fund-raising Then, if they wish, they will learn is the legal license given S&Ls to ployers revealed another sharp gain in aboqUthe many supportive services for The drive that collected more than charge 'ponts' on a home mortgage those who need assistance in adjusting the number of workers in New Jersey $2 885,000 to combat cancer in loan, which represents a special and Designer nonfarm establishment payrolls to college work They will visit the New Jersey. additional charge to the customer library, the reading center, the writing Name In getting the loan laboratory, the Instructional resource "No other mortgage lender in New TURN ONS center and other organizations which W atches Jersey can charge points the same as provide the materials and the methods an S&L can on conventional mor Continuous read- J for becoming a successful college out in hour*, mi- i >10%l (gages.” Forrey said. nute* and *• , jewelers conds, instant Another special privilege held by :0RRfR MOMiS A Sfu’tVf'■ AMT display of month JM iOM MJ S&Ls, Forrey said, is authority to take funds that would be placed in such and date Stain­ less steel, blue • REFRESHMENTS one month's interest on a mortgage in accounts versus the long-term nature of dial frame. MIDDLESEX MAIL. So Plainfield. N J. GEIGER’S Cider and Cider Doughnuts advance and take advance payments of mortgage lending "The two are just interest for any period on any loan not compatible,” he said "You can't LEDGEW00D MALL Ledgewood ti J Special Di*count for organizations Serve 100 people c id er borrow short and lend long Since thrift MORRIS CO MALL. Morristowr. N J and a doughnut for undar $20 FREE cup* with cider On the question of checking account powers sought for S4Ls, Forrey said and home ownership are the purposes WORLD TRADE CENTER. New York City that one other factor that would react of the Savings and I,oan Act, demand Call 233 3444 to place order deposits just don't fit Housing cer­ DIAMOND APPRAISALS N T H iS E . u nfavorably on consumers is the contra diet ion between the short-term tainty will not benefit sleepworid. Fidelity kicks o ff COLUMBUS its new Union office! 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Derkels Travel-tote THE “CHAIRBED” Rts. 1-9, Elizabeth from Sleeps one comfortably An excellent vaIut Oqt 14 to 16 The exhibition will open at 10 a m each day, 115. Corning Two 2% cup Petite 116 Intermatic Timer-Super Cop closing at 9 p m Friday FREE! When you deposit $100 or m ore in a new or Pans with Plastic covers and one 117. Corning 2 Quart Loaf Dish With BUNK BEDS handle-Cornflower Design cover-Spice of Life Design Double decker bunk beds are Oct 14; 7 p m Saturday. existing savings account, a new savings certificate or a new 118. Lucite 2 Quart Food Server what every kid wants. F,xtra Oct 15, and 5 p m Sunday free checking account, choose one of the following: .•deeping capacity that every Oct 16 family needs . ' 119. Ray-0 Vac Waterproof Lantern * with Battery In addition to valuable gifts, you’ll also be earning high interest. B 120. Faribo Stadium Blanket NJPTV plans 7.63% effective yield on 7.25% annual interest rate 6 to 10 year savings certificates. a auction E> > Minimum deposit $1000. New Jersey Public 6.8 1% effective yield on 6.50% annual interest rate Television will kick off the 2 Vz to 6 year savings certificates. third year of the “ Great Minimum deposit $500. TV Auction” on Saturday, 6.27% effective yield on 6% annual interest rate Oct 22, at 7 p.m on •*V, £ 3 121. Corning 6V4" Skillet with 1 to 2Vi year savings certificates. NJPTV channels 23, 50, 52 cover-Cornflower Design Minimum deposit $500. and 58. 122. Electric Hot Tray—Spice Design Note: Federal law requires substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal.

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1291 Stuyvesant Ave., A d d re ss Union, N.J. 07083 C ity . . Phone LINDEN (N J ) LEADER Thursday, October t, 19T7-* CONSUMER !?st?nt Fire Prevention Week GUIDELINES Replay e" J JCTSTTl ^ ) One day last week, about noon, a two- anniversary of the "Great Chicago ' ' V , ' , , ^ •4 n V 'f^ 'r year-old girl was playing in a rear Fire” of 1871 bedroom of her McCandless street One method of cutting down on / . \ i * i a \ 7 I home when she unknowingly lit a residential fire losses and deaths is the match The match set a mattress in the installation of smoke detectors in the * ( w room on fire Fortunately, the little home. These sensitive units which /- g irl’s mother discovered what hap­ come in photoelectric or ionization I pened in time to alert her upstairs models, can be powered by either house Storm u.mcjou'. «nv .m neighbors, call the Fire Department current or batteries and are easy to I i*X( »'llt'n! invvNtriKMit lo r lli<;. and leave the house. install Firemen responded immediately and Iiom coui .i'r I K'lpii ly rudnEV, confined the fire to the bedroom No one Most residential fire victims die from , lu'.rl loss 111 U .lllU '1 ilM fl THE was hurt. The child's mother said that smoke inhalation, according to j fooling loss in summer smoke detectors for the home were on national statistics. As the Fire j I lie -,inn itfjffcr of on C urtain S in order but had not yet been delivered. Protection Association puts it, "F or I s| j, k r Ih 'I v u h ' i i inside ,nid I ouisidf temper.ilures pro And yet, w itbthe happy outcome of this about the cost of an electrical kitchen episode, had this fire occurred at night gadget a smoke detector can protect ■.•ifled f>v s to r m v. in flo w s ' kei-fis warm .nr in dnrintj with no one sensing it right away, the a household 24 hours a day, 365 days a j .Muter .ind 'ml duiinij end result could have been potentially year a rffo th Shop | summer catastrophic. In conjunction with Fire Prevention 1036 Stuyvasant Ava. Keeping this story in mind, National Week, Linden's Fire Department will Fire Prevention Week will be observed display some of its apparatus and p a i n t e r s , a t t e n t i o n i UNION • 686-3015 Sell yourself to 30,000 fam ilies Oct. 9 to 15 throughout the United States equipment in front of City Hall "Where Pertoeel Service Cost* with a low cost w ant Ad Call You Nothing E x tra " and Canada. The annual date marks the tomorrow night from 6 to 9 p m 686 7700 CAMPAIGN— Malcolm Morcut, cantor, president of th* linden Lodg* B nol B'rith, and David Philip*#, loft, membership vice-president o f th* lodg*. Jack & Rita Feins acc*pt* a proclamation from Mayor John T. Gregorio designating ANNOUNCES... Sunday o* th* beginning of B nai B'rith w **k, Oct. 9-to 1 5. Th* lodg* will LINDEN ELKS b* conducting a door-to-door campaign to *ign up n*w m *m b*r* during Growing Older th * w * * k . CRIPPLED CHILDREN COMMITTEE -presents a- GRAND OPENING Of Their New, Enlarged STRETCH VOUR spending on som ething COUNTRY & WESTERN SHOW DOLLARS else. Staring: "MC" FREDDIE Lesniak urges program Thrifty habits are —Transportation costs Also: W ILLIE SAMPLES and the BATH SHOP especially useful for older can be easily cut Reduce those unnecessary trips EXAMPLES Thur»., Oct. 6th, 1977 Americans operating on. and 'walk whenever Featuring: KENNY WOOD fixed incomes. Put wise AL&CAROL and the QUINTO SISTERS for impaired, retarded financial habits into possible — Many public facilities FREE DRAWING Raymond Lesniak, Democratic Lesniak recommended visiting practice. For example: SATURDAY OCT. 8, 1977 offer a wealth of inex­ candidate for the Assembly in the 21st homemakers, senior companions and —Cooperate and work pensive activities Parks at 8:00 P.M. District, called for comprehensive group homes to provide a meaningful together for whatever is [master plans to assist the handicapped life for those currently in institutions deemed important and community buildings St. Elizabeth's Additoriam and retarded citizens "It is amaxing that group homes are Sometimes that means can be utilized and $ 2 0 0 ° ° libraries afford cheap, WEST BLANCHE STREET, LINDEN N.J. Lesniak recommended that the often banned by unduly restrictive being willing to go without GIFT CERTIFICATES N e c m i r y worthwhile reading DONATION: *15.00 INCLUDING [master plans include education, zoning ordinances,” he said "The rather than using credit. BUFFET & 2 SET-UPS [prevention, institutions, community handicapped and retarded are not —Budget your money BLAST THOSE BUGS! Find an ALSO ...FREE GIFTS WITH PURCHASE Services. employment and recreation second or third class citizens We while keeping efficient E xterm inator in the Classified For Tickets Call: 388-1268 or 486-9599 Section1 Call ASA'7700 tor fast WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ton, T, a The candidate stated that research cannot turn our backs on them because records. When pur­ action! lias demonstrated that the earlier a they cannot perform in society as we chasing products, study mentally retarded child receives in­ can." labels, ads and literature struction, the better are the chances for The candidate believes that group carefully before making progress “Pre-school education for homes should be allowed in areas your choice. etarded children will go a long way where they would not impair the intent —As much as 25 percent owards minimizing their problems of the zoning code as long as they of every dollar can be |ter in life.” said Lesniak He further comply with acceptable standards for wasted by making bad fated that community colleges must public health, safety and welfare buys. Compare qualities tend education opportunities for the Lesniak further stated that most and prices prior to pur­ ■ndicapped handicapped and retarded citizens can chase In the area of prevention. Lesniak be productive members of society —Be the buyer instead Id that a significant number of birth "Lack of training is in many cases a of being sold on ifects could be prevented with key problem Unnecessary restrictions something Don't let sales Take the money lequate screening and health in employment opportunity prevent people talk you into rograms even currently qualified people from something you really don't '"D ie greatest need, however,” said gaining acceptance for jobs.” said the need. sniak. "is in the area of institutions candidate He wants additional —Plan ahead Procure and community services The people vocational education, sheltered gifts at special sales relegated to the dungeons which are our ' workshops and a ban on discrimination months ahead of time. institutions deserve a better fate. 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Serving you locally in Clark, Cranford, Elizabeth, Linden MEMBER FOtC 10-Thursday. October 6, 1977-LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Alice Wance of. Linden Religious Notices weds Randy F. Gaestel Alice Ann Wance, daughter of Mr ST. GEORGE GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH and Mrs Stephen Wance of Amherst BYZANTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH DeWITT AND ROBBINWOOD TER road, Linden, was married Aug 20 to 401 McCANDLESS ST REV CHRISTOPHER C MOORE Randy Frederick Gaestel of Linden, THE REV GEORGE BILLY, Sunday—Holy Eucharist, 8 a m formerly of Roselle Park, son of Mr. PASTOR Church School Eucharist and Family and Mrs. Frederick Gaestel of Toms Sunday—Liturgy at 7:30, 9 and 11 River W\ Eucharist, 9:30 a m. Tuesdays— Holy Eucharist, noon a m ™ RTTl The Rev Edward Furrevig officiated Holidays—9 a m. and 7 p.m Baptisms, weddings, funerals, at the ceremony in St John the Apostle Weekdays—7:30 a.m. counseling by arrangemtn with the Roman Catholic Church, Clark A Confessions—Saturdays, 2 and 7 p m pastor. reception followed at Dasti’s in Linden New officials The bride was escorted by her father LIND E N P R E S B YTE R IA N ST. E LIZAB E TH ’S CHURCH Mrs. Christine Wance, sister-in-law of CHURCH 220 E. BLANCHE ST., LINDEN are installed by the b^ide, served as matron of honor PRINCETON RD., AND REV. KEN N ETH M AYE R, O.S.B., Bridesmaids were Mrs Anne ORCHARD TER PASTOR Konieczko and Jackie Wojtaszek, both REV. KENNETH WALTER, Band Parents REV. DOMINIC EAGAN, O S B of Linden; and Lori Mac Donald of PASTOR R E V BEDE BABO, O S B Frances Jedwabnik was recently Roselle Park, cousin of the groom Sunday— 10 a.m., divine worship REV. REGIS W ALLACE, O S B installed as president of the Linden Stephen G. Wance, brother of the service High School Band Parents Club at a bride, served as best man. Ushers were JOANNE WALKO R EV ANDREW SMITH, O S B BROTHER TIMOTHY BRENNAN, recent meeting by Frank Wolf, Bruce Wance of Chicago, 111., brother of ST. JOHN THE APO STLE CHURCH OSB supervisor of music for the city school the bride; Daniel Margino of Linden 1805 PENNBRO O K T E R Joanne Walko Saturday—Masses at 5 and 7 p.m system and Scott Mac Donald of Roselle Park, REV EDWARD J G PRICE (fulfills Sunday obligation). Others installed were, Edward cousin of the groom. PASTOR Mehalik, vice-president; Flora betrothal told Sunday—Masses at7:15,8:30, 9:45, 11 Mrs Gaestel, who was graduated REV EDWARD EILERT Tomascovich, treasurer; Grace a m., 12:15 and 5 p.m. from Linden High School, is employed Mr. and Mrs Edward Joseph Walko R EV EDW ARD G. FU RE VIG Weekdays—Masses at 7 and 8 a m. Wilson, recording secretary, and Betty by Star Optical Co., Linden. of Cleveland avenue, Linden, have DEACON STANLEY KOSTRZOMB Stadnyk, corresponding secretary and 12:05 p.m. Her husband, who was graduated announced the engagement of their PERMANENT DEACON Mrs. Jedwabnik and Paul Haase, the Eve of Holy Days— Mass at 7 p.m. from Roselle Park High School, is a daughter, Joanne, to Robert John GUY PAREDES band’s director, urged all parents of the (fulfills Holy Day obligation). clerk at New York Bulk and Foreign Zelenke, son of Mr and Mrs John Saturday—Masses ai 5:30 and 7 p.m. band and band-front members to join Holy Days— Masses at 7, 8 and 10 Mail Center, Jersey City Zelenke of Carteret The announcement Sunday—Masses in the church at 7:30 this organization. a m., 12:05, 6 and 7 p m The newlyweds, who took a was made on Aug 23 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Masses in the First Friday— Masses at 7, 8, 9 a m. Mrs. Jedwabnik said the Band honeymoon trip to Cove Haven in the The bride-elect, who was graduated auditorium at 9 and 10:30 a.m. and Parents Club will sponsor a bus to and 12:05 p.m Pocono Mountains, Pa., " • reside — :J~ in :~ from Linden High School, is employed noon. transport parents to the Home News Confessions—Saturdays, eves of Holy Linden MRS. RANDY GAESTEL by Union College, Cranford. Daily Masses—6:30,7,8:30 a.m. and 7 Days, 4 to 5 and7 to 8 p.m.; Thursdays Festival in Rutgers University Her fiance, who attended Carteret p.m. Stadium, New Brunswick, on Oct. 18 before First Friday, 4 to 5 p.m High School, is employed by Cummins Holy Days—Masses at 7 and 9 a.m. The band and feand-front will par Baptism—Every second and fourth Panel to cover 'intermarriage Metropolitan Inc., Newark and 5:30 and 7 p.m. ticipate in the festival of area bands Sunday at 2 p.m. and third Saturday at A panel discussion entitled, Temple Mekor Chayim Suburban A September 1978 wedding is plan­ Eve of Holy Days—Masses at 5:30 She also announced that the Band 10 am. Mass. (Appointments are “ Judaism and Intermarriage,” will be Jewish Center. Kent place and Deer ned. and 7 p.m. (Attendance at Mass on eve Parents Club will participate in the necessary; call the rectory.) conducted by B’nai B'rith Lodge 1986 on field terrace of Holy Day covers Holy Day Linden Halloween Parade on Oct. 31 Sunday,Oct. 16, beginning at 10a.m, at obligation.) An A & P donation day will be held on The panelists will be Rabbi Edward CONGREGATION ANSHE CHESED Semitors to see First Friday—6:30, 7 , 8:30 and 11:15 Oct. 19, the first fund raiser for the new R. Kandel of Tem ple Mekor Chayim ORCHARD TER. AND a.m. (during school year). season. Mrs. Wilson is in charge of this and Rabbi Steven M Dworken of ST. G E O RG E AV E . Baptisms—E very second and fourth activity. Congregation Anshe Chesed 'Patton' as part DR. STEVEN M. DWORKEN, RABBI Sundays of the month at 2 p.m. - CANTOR B E R E L M. BOKOW (Appointments are necessary.) Rabbi Kande! is a graduate of the o f film program Morning—Monday and Thursday, Confessions—Monday through Theological Seminary for Rabbis and 6:30 a m Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday after 7 p.m. Mass. Saturday and Retired official Teachers, Bucharest, Romania, where George C Scott in his Academy a- Friday, 6:45 a m .; Saturday, 9 a m.; he received the degree of doctor of vrord-winning role as “ Patton" will be eve of Holy Days, 4 to 5 and 7:45 to 8:45 Sunday, 8 a.m. p.m., and Thursdays before First divinity. He received ordination from featured in the next senior citizens' day speaks before Evening—Sunday through Thurs­ Israel's Chief Rabbi Itzhac Hertzog at (he movies to be held on Friday, Oct. Friday, 4 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 8 p.m. day 15 minutes before Sundown, Rabbi Kandel also has a m aster’s from 21 at 1:30 p.m. in the New Plaza Friday evenings only, 6:30 p.m. Linden chapter the University of Delaware and, at the Theatre on Wood avenue. Admission is THE REFORMED CHURCH (During Daylight Savings Time.) Albert DeCaprio, a representative of present time, is a doctoral candidate at 50 cents for seniors OF LIN D E N “ Patton" is a study of two men told in CORNER WOOD AVE the New York office of the American Dropsie University in Hebrew Cognate UNITED METHODIST CHURCH counterpoint; the brilliant, but erratic AND HENRYST Association of Retired Persons, Studies 321 N. WOOD AVE and controversial Gen. George S. THE REV JOHN L. MAGEE JR., recently met at a meeting of Linden REV. DAN. R. BOTTORFF, Rabbi Dworken is a graduate of the Patton Jr . and the steady professional PASTOR Chapter 1894 held at the Linden Andover Newton theological School, General of the Army, Omar N. Bradley, PASTOR JAMES HORVATH, CHOIRMASTER Presbyterian Church. Newton, Mass , where he received a played by KaVl Malden who is presently Divine Worship, 10:30 a m. Sunday—9:30 and 11 a.m., services. He spoke to the group about the doctorate in religion. He received his appearing in the TV series, “ Streets of Church School, 9:15 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Church School, preschool various kinds of insurance available to bachelor’s and master’s and his or­ San Francisco.” Except for a brief Choir, United Methodist Women, through college, 7 p.m., Youth members and also said there is drug, dination at Yeshinva University At episode at the beginning of the film it adult'interest and discussion groups, Fellowship. travel and temporary employment various times, Rabbi Dworken has been primarily covers a period during World junior and senior High Youth Monday—Consistory, second Mon­ available !o members. a teacher, an education advisor and a War II in which the lives of the two men Fellowship and pastoral counseling. day. The Linden unit is planning a bus trip college professor. Before coming to were intimately interwoven. Call for our schedule of activities. Tuesday—Men’s Brotherhood, third on Nov. 9 to Frickes Museum and Art Linden, he served as a rabbi in Port The Jaycees of Linden are the Tuesday. Gallery. M ildred Fisher is in charge of A M Y P H ILLIP : land, Me., and an assistant rabbi in financial sponsors for this month’s film. R A R IT A N ROAD Wednesday—Women’s Guild, third arrangements. Stamford. Con The senior citizens' movie of the month BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday. The group’s Christmas party will be program is in cooperation with the New 611 R A R IT A N ROAD Thursday—6:50 p.m., Senior Choir. 8 held on Dec. 16 at 1 p.m. at the Towh & Allen D. Hecht Ilaza Theatre, the Mayor’s Council on REV WENDELL P ASH, PASTOR p.m., Couples Club 7 p.m., Boy Scouts Campus Restaurant in Elizabeth. Aging and the Linden Recreation Dept. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Tickets are selling for 16.85 and may be plans fall date Club w ill hold i Harry Kardash is chairman of the Worship, 11 a.m. Sunday evening ASSEMBLY OF GOD purchased at the October and program and Ann Sabunas is ticket service, 7 p.m. Young People’s 416 BOW ER ST. November meetings. Announcement has been made of the chairwoman. meeting, 5 p.m. Sunday. Junior Youth REV. IRVIN A. HOPKINS, engagement of Amy Robin Phillips of trip to chapel In November the film will be “ Pete Group, 3:30 p.m., Tuesday. Wednesday PASTOR Longmeadow, Maas., daughter of the The Sierra Club of Union County East ’n’ T illie" with Walter Matthau and prayer and praise, 7:30 p.m. Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday School late Mr and Mrs. Harold Phillips, to is sponsoring a pilgrimage to the Carol Burnett classes for all ages. 11 a.m., morning Allen David Hecht, son of Mr. and Mrs Sanctuary of Mary Our Lady of the Tickets may be purchased in advance M O RNING STAR U N ITE D worship. 7:30 p.m., evangelistic ser­ Arthur Hecht of Linden Holy Spirit, Branchville, on Sunday. at the John T Gregorio Center, 25 HOLYCHURCH vice. Library The bride-elect was graduated from Buses will leave Linden at 10:15 a.m. Knopf st., Monday through Thursday 1 1009 C H AN D LER AVE Tuesday—8 p.m., Men’s Fellowship. Pompton Lakes High School and the from Sweet Parking lot, E Blancke to 4 p m or at the box office on the day REV IRVIN EVANS, PASTOR Wednesday—7:45 p.m., Bible study Berdan Institute for Medical Street and limited reservations are still of the movie. Sunday—10 a.m., Bible Church and prayer. Today—Preschool story hour. South Secretaries in Pompton Lakes available Anyone interested in joining School. 11:30 a.m., morning worship. Friday—7:30 p.m., Youth Service. Wood Branch, 1709 S. Wood ave., 10:30 Her fiance, who was graduated from this pilgrimage should contact Frank Gantz Bat Mitzvah 6:30 p.m., young people’s meeting. 8 a.m. Picture book hour. Children Linden High School, Seton Hall Mitros at 486-4144 during the day or 862- p.m, evangelistic service (all are TEMPLE MEKOR CHAYIM kindergarten through third grade University, and the University of 3487 in the evening, or Nick Capozzoli at celebrated Sunday welcome.) SUBURBAN JEWISH CENTER welcome. South Wood Branch, 3:30 Miami Graduate School, is employed as 862-3894. Donations are S3 each and in KENT PL. AND DEERFIELD TER. p.m. “ Pot-Luck Films,’’ children a health systems analyst in Miami, Fla. the evenings, people should bring their During the morning services last ST. TH E R E S A’S CHURCH RABBI EDWARD KANDEL welcome. Sunnyside Branch, 100 A fall wedding is planned own lunches. Sunday at 9:30 a m Sheryl Gantz 131 E EDGAR R » CANTOR IRVING ROTHMAN Edgewood rd., 3:30 p.m. The Sanctuary, situated in the REV VINCENT BUKOWSKI, celebrated her Bat Mitzvah at Temple Daily minya service—6:30 a.m. Kitatinny Mountains of Sussex County, PASTOR Tomorrow—Preschoof story hour Mekor Chayim. Friday—8:15 p.m., Sabbath eve Thomas Beck was founded by Rev Sylvester Joseph Saturday—Masses at 5:30 p.m. with concurrent program for parents: Sheryl is the daughter of Irving and service. Maria Livolsi, guardian of the Sanc­ Sunday—Masses at 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30 “Welcome to the Library,” David Linda Gantz of Roselle. She assisted Saturday—9 a.m., morning service. tuary, in 1971. Blessing and complete a.m., 12 noon; Sunday School, 10 a.m. Lance, director. Main Library, 31 E winter date set Rabbi Edward Kandel in conducting Sunday—9:30 a.m., service. approval was granted by Bishop Holy Days—Masses at 7, 8, 9:30 a.m. Henry st., 10:30a.m. Picture book hour the services and chanted the Haftorah Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stroiman of Lawrence B. Casey of Patterson in 1972. and 7:30 p.m Children kindergarten through third ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Milwaukee, Wis., have announced the The completed chapel was blessed by Weekdays—Masses at 7, 7:30 and 8 grade welcome. Main Library. 3:30 E. ELM ST. AND MOORE PL. engagement of their daughter, Judy Bishop Casey in August 1975. Club holds meeting p.m. p.m. REV. GEORGE G. LEEDOM JR. Gail Ellis, of Madison. Wis., to Thomas Mitros, head of the ticket committee, The Linden Women’s Social Club held Baptisms—Every Sunday at 2 p.m. M.DIV., PASTOR 0 Tuesday—Picture book hour, kin­ Merrill Beck of Middleton, Wis., son of said that an added attraction to the its first meeting of the season on Sept. (Prior arrangements are necessary.) Mr and Mrs. Joseph Beck of Verona Sunday—8:30 and 10:45 a.m., ser­ dergarten through third grade children pilgrimage will be a candlelight 28 at the Sunnyside Recreation Center Confessions—Saturday, 3 to 4 and 7 to vices. Holy Communion first and third avenue, Linden. welcome. Sunnyside Branch, 4 p.m. procession around the lake conducted A demonstration was given by Lenor 8 p.m. Weekday mornings after Mass; Sundays. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church Special program : “ It’s Written in the The bride-elect, who was graduated Stewart of Stretch and Sew Fabric by Fr Lhro|si, which will be a first for Thursday before First Friday, 7 to 8 School. Stars.” East Branch, 1425 Dill ave., 7 from the University Of Wisconsin, the Chapel. Center and plans were discussed for p.m p.m. Milwaukee, w h ee she received a future trips. bachelor’s degree in nursing, is em­ Deborah unit Week of Oct. 11—Preschool story ployed as a nurse in Madison General r CLOSE SHAVE hour: Tuesday, Oct. 11—Sunnyside Hospital, Madison, Wis. LEONARD JEWELERS Stopping in an un­ to hold m eeting Branch, 2 p.m., with concurrent Her fiance, who was graduated from i G e tib b at your service familiar barber shop for a program for parents. Book review, L. Linden High School, Jersey City State shave, the young bachelor A meeting of the Hilda Gould Chapter R. Wolberg’s “ Hypnosis,” reviewed by College, where he received a B.A • we stock batteries for all electronic watches took a fan cy to the of Deborah will be held-on Oct. 18, at Rosalie Sefcik, children's librarian. degree, hat an MSSW degree from the • we remount your stones manicure girl and 12:30 p.m. at the Anshe Chesed Wednesday, Oct. 12—G rief Branch. University of Wisconsin. He is enrolled FOR THE FINEST... • we repair your jewelry and watches suggested dinner and a Synagogue, St. George Ave. and 10:30 a.m., 2500 Grier ave. Thursday, in a master's degree program In public Bridals. Bridesmaids, Evening * • we size your rings show that evening. “ I Orchard terrace. Oct. 13—South Wood Branch, 10:30 a m administration at the University of Prom Gowns. don’t think I ought to,” Plans will be completed for the Wisconsin and is director of social Jewelry, Attendants Gifts • we remodel and custom design “ Pot Luck Film s” —Tuesday, Oct was her shy reply. “I’m "walk-a-thon” which will be held on services at the Dane County Hospital M O N F » l . 1 1 * : SAT S y Ape* 11—East Branch, 3:30p.m. Wednesday. your most precious Qlfts come from.. m arried.” “ Why don’t you Oct. 23. Eighth Ward Councilman Val Home in Verona,,Wis. Oct. 12— Main Library, 3:30 p.m (620 W. St. George Ave ask your husband,” the Imbriaco is chairman and Anthony A December wedding is planned in Thursday. Oct. 13—Sunnyside Branch. LEONARD lad suggested. " I ’m sure Nufrio is co-chairman of this event. Milwaukee. Linden • 925-3799 3:30 p.m. JEWELERS he wouldn’t object.” Ask Kay Saffer, program chairwoman has announced that the Linden BURGLARY DET0RR0MT is The Jewelry Center him yourself,” she Monthly feature films: "Free to Be Recreation Commission will provide TIR 409 N. Wood Avt., Lind to . 92*2150 shrugged. “ He’s shaving You and Me.” Wednesday, Oct 12- Exterior doors with glass Friteyi 'tit * M«|«r Chgrfet A c c ****« you!” the program for the afternoon. Grier Branch, 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct panes should have double cylinder deadbolt locks with Refreshments will be served by Bess 13—South Wood Branch, 3:30 p.m one inch throw bolt. RELAX Fishkin and her committee. 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J SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART Holly Oak houses City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore made for .bargains “ Mancheater la exactly thf Pine Barrens are a benefit from the early the kind of area that short distance' away. In availability of Holly Oaks everyona Want* to live in, addition, there’s nearby homes, which can be with dean air, sparkling Ocean County Community delivered to the fjrst lakaa and active people College, churches and families by late October.” involved in local govern­ such shopping faculties as Steinfteld stated Ocean County Mail ment and the school Tlfc Holly Oaks models UtoUy Oaks families who system," said Bill are open for viewing daily make a down payment of Steinfldd, marketing vice from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. To five percent (from 11,900) president of Investors reach Holly Oaka, in­ will pay approximately Development Co., terested parties may take $319 a month, including AMID TRE ES as tall as the local taxes are low, the Holly I model at Holly Oaks, on a developers of Holly Oaks. the Garden State Parkway the total mortgage and quarter-acre of wooded land off Rt 70 in Manchester, is priced at $43,900 The four- "Now, Holly Oaks makes to Exit 88; then proceed on taxes The payments are bedroom family home also has both a fam ily room and den, an eat-in kitchen and living in a new home Rt 70 west approximately available to families that computed on the basis of l'/,i baths Holly Oaks is located five miles west of Garden State Parkway Exit 88 five miles on Rt 70 know a bargain." 480 monthly payments at A feeling of the local 8% percent Interest area is engendered by a In addition to the low For those 52 or over listing -of what happens taxes, residents will save year-round nearby. money on energy costs There’s Little League, New Jersey Central other recreational P ow er & Light Co. programs for the kids. acknowledged this fact when it awarded Holly At PTA and Scouting And Ocean County offers its Oaks its energy con­ bays and beaches, skating servation award for such rinks, theaters and fuel-saving features as Covered amusement parks. There insulating windows, high- COMFORTABLE LIVING—Brighton at Bamegat homes feature roomy, apC two lakes in the im­ “ R " sheathing and full comfortable living room* with plush wall-to-wall carpeting and matching mediate area, and thick wall insulation. Bridge, decorator drapes Lebanon State Forest and “The first buyers will you’ll never Sunny Brook [A TOUCH OF CLASS "5 get lost in sells $1 million tne shuffle. Sales of nearly $1 with sliding glass doors million in the three-month opening to a private period ending May 31 at backyard The dining Sunny Brook, a townhouse room is served by an L- community at Lumberton, shaped kitchen The fact is. everybody gets were reported this week The living room, slightly cut into the fun at by Joan Harding, director smaller than the family Covered Bridge. Whether of marketing for the U.S room] faces the front with Home Corp of New a bay window and coat you're playing cards Jersey closet by the entrance p p iu ig If jrook at our $2.million The homes, clustered in door. Also on the first floor groupings of six and eight are a powder room and a clubhouse . . swimming unita, are priced from laundry-utility room. a t R ead i ngt on in our olympic-size pool 830.990 There are 240 units Upstairs, the master teeing off on the 18-hole at Sunny Brook, located on bedroom is in a suite in Eayrestown road 1 ‘ 2 with a private bathroom, T H E A N S W E R golf course . . or simply enjoying miles from the center of dressing room and walk-in COLONIALS, CONTEMPORARY, TUDORS the good company of your friendly Mount Holly. Community closet The other two Distinctive custom crafted homes on inviting 1% acre neighbors It s not just our fine recreation facilities in­ bedrooms each have clude a swimming pool closets, and there is also a lots in beautiful residential area of historic Hunterdon facilities that make the difference and a Tudor-style linen closet and second full County. Your Ridgeway built home offers a proud new but the way our folks use. dubhouae with a large bathroom lifestyle-coupled with excellent commuting via Rts 78 & really use, the facilities There's meeting room, lounge with -Eaph townhome buyer fireplace, catering kitchen receives a daed to hit 287, close proximity to shopping, houses of worship and always something doing here — so and large swimming pool property and has the same Round Valley and Spruce Run recreation areas Top much doing that w e even print our surrounded by specious equity advantages as the school system and only V/, hours to New York. Select social calendar a full month in sundeck owner of a detached The town homes are also single-family home, from FIVE great models featuring raised hearth fireplaces, advance At Covered Bridge, in English Tudor style, Harding said. TUp frwer large family rooms and choice of paneling. enjoying life is,a way of Ute tor our with exterior cedar may deduct real estate FROM Models open Sun. 12 to 5 PM energetic residents S h a re their fun framing In a country taxaa and mortgage in­ setting, they are terest from fedsrai tax d?QA O n n Weekdays by appoi ntfhent and enthusiasm. Drop, by for a surrounded by woodlands return* delightful visit this week Or fill out on private streets with Tasks such as grass $94,900 2 0 1 - 7 8 2 - 4 and return the coupon for O ff R f 9. sidewalks and curbing cutting, snow removal and f further details P O Box J 0 77 2 6 Open for viewing are six exterior home chores are DIRECTIONS interstate 287 to Route #22 West f furnished models of ooe- cared for by professionals Go approximately 10 miles, then turn left onto I Please send me your brochure and this m onth s social calendar and two-story design with for a stipulated monthly Route #523’ (at the blinking light) Go 6 miles to t n r t . /> * / s r 5 I I one to three bedrooms and fee. Barley Sheaf Road, then left about 200 yards to N am e one to 212 baths Sunny Brook has city Directions N J Turnpike soulh to Exit 11 and I A ddress I the RIPPLING BROOK sign south on G.S Parkway to Exit 123. then south on T h e six-room sewers and water. Hard­ City S tate Zip Rt 9 for 9 miles to Covered Bridge Sales office "Falm outh” is one of the ing said, and utility I I open 7 days a week 10-6 Phone: 536-5440. Phone models. It has three wiring is being installed RIDGEWAY BUILDERS SP 10- bedrooms and 2 4 baths. A underground. Streets are L feature of this home is its paved 19 x 10-foot family room To visit the model area at Sunny Brook on E ayrestow n Road in Join the Payroll Lumberton. the driver Savings Plan. may take the New York Turnpike to Exit 5, goes to The Choice Is tours at Panther Valey Mt. Holly on Rt. 541, turns left in the center of town to Pine Street, turns right on Pine and drives 1 4 miles to the community. (Pine becomes Eayrestown road after crossing Route 38.) From Philadelphia, the driver takes Rt. 29S onto Rt. 38 to Mt. Holly, turns right on Eayrestown.

FALL INVENTORY CLEARANCE (Now thru Oct. 13) PINE ACRES MANOR Route 37, Mwicii«t« Tawmki». XI. Marian*. H nU . •‘ram atuhaa Marian*. TO*»4. Fr*M llaMfroaM Marian*, 7W4. FrsM a it chan, 1 kann tkvllna. 7*x 14. Clrd* krtchan Skylln*. 7*xl4. Froet kHcMn. 1 ban« Schult, 4Sxl4, Fraaf llvlnf raam Flr**laca The great outdoors.. .the great indoors Schult. 41x14, Frant kltchan Actual photographs taken at Panther Valiev Scholl. 4*x)4, Front kitclian all yours to enjoy at Panther Valley. Directions SAVE Vo *1,300 Security. Choice of lifestyle. Escape! We are conveniently located just off Route 80 on 517, at the at 0«r Aeeeal Fall Olaaraaaa Andover-Hackettstown Exit. Regularly scheduled bus service Our 18 hole golf course was designed by Robert Trent stops at our shopping mall. Open every day, 11 am to 6 pm. Jones A beautiful championship course with magnificent The guard at the gatehouse will direct you to the model areas. scenic views on all sides. And of course there's a clubhouse 'These facilities may be enjoyed by residents and nonresi­ SPECIAL SALE and pro shop. There are tennis courts, lighted for night play. dents on a proprietary or nonproprietary m em bership basis to SkytiitlMiU, ffW tW ttM Paddle tennis too Three swimming pools, with poolpoolside the extent of available capacity. With 2 M M M lounging areas for you to soak up tne sun And there are acres of private community countryside for you to stroll as a Residents are automatically members of the Panther Valley Property Owner’s Association. resident The choice of leisure activity is yours! OtK. *17,500-N O i^1 With a guard at the gatehouse and private A wide choice of fine homes as well. patrol ol the community You don't have to compromise on your choice of houses streela. Panther Valley it a either when you come to Panther Valley There are a variety Shangri-La you really ojrsingle family homes and exciting townhouses to select "^ a ri# ^ ~ 'a iW r m*t?» alitanna cMM TV. ^rw xffw lrina. p^tie Itfltit*. axtra martatlon aava* | must see for yourself. from All are quite different, roomy prestigious and fun to hast 4 cool ln« coat* Secure. Out of the way. live in The prices of these two to five bedroom homes, on ither Valley PsWic Ow Swaics »t 0»r dwr t« Picturesque. this beautiful old estate property run from $57,000 to Tmma* *iwnrrri al furthtr■ r RfllFtj------4s Hy- $107,000. The choice is yours P.O Box 35 AUamuchy. New Jersey 07820 ctlani: Orlva See Panther Valley in all its splendor now. You won t tlA ,Ih S n - (201) 8525300 at hi* **»?• _ 1 believe you're only a little more than 50 miles from the Mtdfl to m s o*t* I t e - M ., * * George Washington Bridge and Newark Airport This offering by prospectus only 657-4100 'A state 78 for easy access to Thursday, October 6,. 1W7 the Garden State Park­ Building completed way, the New Jersey Peter F. Pasbjerg for the 31,000 square-foot Turnpike, Routes 287, 280, SUBURBAN Companies of Springfield, building constructed by 80 and 22 reports completion of a Musto-Popolillo of The four insurance three-story office building Kenilworth at the hub of firms will occupy 78 REAL ESTATE MART at 100 Morris ave., Essex and Union Counties. percent of the building, • City • Suburbs • Farm Country# Lake # Shore Springfield, and lease of The Pasbjerg organization leaving a few choice suites space by four insurance also handled the con­ available for immediate with color co-ordinated companies. They are New struction and permanent occupancy. Space can be aluminum leaders and York Life Insurance financing for this building divided from a minimum Builder offers gutters and a variety of Company, Acacia Mutial through their warehouse of 2,000 square feet to weather-resistant natural Life Insurance Company, lines and Phoenix Mutual ■Jit the tenant's stains. Metropolitan Life Life Insurance Company. requirements. To cut electric bills, Insurance Company, and Gabriel Cafanda, A.I.A., The all-brick structure one-acre sites Boston Woods offers Equitable Life Insurance was the architect for the is on a landscaped park energy-saving heating oil Company building, which is located like setting with on-site Lar-Ron Builders of builder, Lar-Ron, the forced warm air furnace The Pasbjerg office at intersections of and undercover parking H owell Townshlp/~has homes are the largest in and four and six inch in­ served as exclusive broker Routes |2, 24 and Inter for 125 vehicles. opened its Boston Woods the Jackson-Howell sulation. All homes have subdivision in Jackson Township-Lakewood area large walk-in closets, Boston Woods has 12 All will be built on heavily dressing areas, utility acre custom lots for salt wooded lots and include rooms and storage areas, and will build 12 custom t^o-ca r garages, all designed for space­ crafted homes for buyers basements and patios saving convience. starting at $55,900. Appliances include self­ Models are shown by I V o i a A i ? © THE ANDOVER is one of three new single-family detached homes available at A ccordin g to the cleaning oven,range, hood appointm ent (431-1775) and dishwasher Buyers seven days a week To Whiting Village, a retirement community under construction by Crestwood have the choice of hard­ reach Boston Woods, drive Village Inc. in Ocean County. The two-bedroom models, priced at $28,490, come C A R wood floors on wall-to-wall south on the Garden State complete with private lot and garage A covered porch-patio at the rear has access carpeting. Parkway to exit 123, then to the kitchen through sliding glass door. T O S ELL? At Boston Woods, south on Rt 9 to Aldrich buyers can choose the road, right on Aldrich road — CALL---- front facade: cedar which becomes Bennetts CLASSIFIED shakes, “ texture 1-11” Mill road) approx. 414 Second golf course (the super insulator) and miles to Boston road, right .. Its now or -686-7700- maintenance-free vinyl on Boston road to Boston coated asbestos shingles Woods, on the left in final design stages m unity’s own closed Introducing The A second golf course for design of Leisure N e ve r..o t.... circuit television station. Leisure Village West, Technology Corp., headed Community buses convey “Sharpest Pencil ” Manchester, is now in the by Glenn W. Cardoso, residents weekdays to final stages of design. The vice-president for en­ nearby shopping centers In New Jersey... additional sports facility, vironmental design, in and the Toms River ter­ Equipped WHh: supplementing the course conjunction with Chuck Wall to Wall Carpet . Auto Range, minal connecting to public CHiSSOM KI built at the time of the Wilson, CGCS (Certified Thermo W dwi, Screens. Screened PatipDr transportation to New Sodded Lawns. Copper Plumbing, inception of this adult Golf Course Superin­ York and Philadelphia Wrought Iron Railing and community, is planned to tendent), who manages v n u w Outside / ^rW jucted Ranga Hood and weekends to houses of meet the demand from the department's land­ worship. ever increasing numbers scaping services. The golf Security of persons and of golfing enthusiasts at course arch itect is property is insured by a Leisure Village West. Packard, Inc., of La guarded front gate and a Choice lots at the Grange,'111., designer of m * TO THOSE 52 AND OVER roving patrol force. Part Three Bedroom perimeters of the new golf the original course at ConOominum Apt Homo* FromFiwn ^ of the maintenance in­ H om e course for homes in The Leisure Village West, the ENJOY OUR 1 BEDROOM ft cluded at the con­ ^Hi'dut'lui Attached Colonial Greenery series are now course at Woodlake Golf dominium style com­ DEN WITH FULL BATH offered for sale According and Country Club, 25,490 munity is lawn and snow ' to Terry T Bickei, vice- Lakewood, and other golf • Central Air Cond. • Balcony • Ultra care, as well as exterior NO CLOSING COST president for sales, at courses throughout the Modern Kitchen • Refrigerator • Washer care of homes. Leisure Technology nation. Dryer • Oven Range • Wall to Wall Carpeting Plus Exterior Prospective residents Northeast, these lots are In excess of 15,000 are invited to visit Leisure Maintenance, Painting, Lawn Care, Snow Removal, Private Bus convenient for golfers. rounds of golf were ' Directions to Barnegat Village West, see the way for Shopping and amusement. Swimming pool and your own Garden State Parkway to Exit 67 • le f t at Bay The Greenery homes recorded as played at of life, meet the residents tin mi • Right at Gunning Rive' Road for are suited to take full Leisure Village West in a Recreation Building CHEESEOUAKE VILLAGE mi • Right at Barnegat Blvd for 1 block • and view the new models ! eft at Village D' fot 1 block • Right at Bowline advantage of a golf course May to September period Models Open D u ly 11 AM to 5 PM,Closed Tues. & W#d 12011 566 4900 St • Models two blocks on left of The Greenery patio DIRECTIONS Garden Slate Park setting, as they are of 1976 by its residents and homes and Countryside *r way South lo exit 120. then turn designed with high and guests. A good many villa homes To reach the __ right Chitwood Rd (lirsl right wide windows opening out Leisure Village West development, take the i L A A d O l I ,urn> R'0hl on Clillwood Rd lo , # ? *« « « # $ $ from living rooms, kit­ residents claim they r w B w M iw r w ill en(j (Gordon Rd ) Right on Gordon Garden State Parkway to chens and The Greenery learned to play the game corporation Rd. toCheesequake Village Exit 88, go west six miles ‘‘sun rooms.” after moving into the Call Collect 609/698-7723 on Rt. 70 to Lesiure Village Plans for the new golf development. West course are being In planning the course, developed by the depart­ the intention has been to ment of environmental respect the environmental integrity of the area, according to Chuck Wilson, key planner of many Leisure Village sports facilities Wilson sxplained that native regetation will be TEN ■emoved only where tecessary, with every ;ffort made to protect and jreserve native trees and riant material. The entire area will be ;overed by an automated GRAND iprinkler system. The course itself will appear similar in nature to the now existing at tre Village West, but : on tain some different in the game. Village West is adult and retirement OPENING community located on Rt. 70 In Manchester. The GIVES YOU $10,000MORE BUYING POWER Greenery patio homes, For p e o p le 52 a n d o v e r Ail photos taken at Greenbriar priced from $39,990 to $50,990, and Countryside villa homes, for sale from from $ 37,900 $26,990 tq $32,990, are offered, along with a package of amenities including security, $320 per m onth W hat's to do? recreational facilities and maintenance services. In addition to golf, based on $1,900 down Leisure Village West The Aspen Includes Estimated offers a swimming pool, a shown with optional garage from $ 3 7,9 0 0 Real Estate Taxes Everything/ at lake for boating and fishing, shuffleboard At Holly Oaks you'll find one of the lowest courts, a greenhouse and a recreation building property taxes in the state and special mort­ equipped with everything gage terms that allow most people to finance from billiards and crafts an extra $10,000. It’s like getting $10,000 G reen briar rooms as well as an more buying power when you need it most. Peaceful woodland strolls just steps from your auditorium with a stage to door. And included in every home is aluminum a complete television siding, insulated windows, Owens Corning Fnendly parties with lots of good food and studio for the com- HIGH-R sheathing and full-thick wall and music. A pitch and putt golf course, 2 swimming H ow ceiling insulation It's quality like this that pools arid magnificent clubhouse for all leisure time do you earned us New Jersey Central Power & Light pursuits. And the comfort of having discreet The Hotly I without shown with Company's "Energy Conservation Award. ” 24-hour secunty patrols. optional garage from $ 4 3 ,9 0 0 Greenbriar has all the things that make life a a voice box? Family Homec from $37,800 lo $44,800 joy. And since extenor maintenance is done for H ow does you through the Greenbriar Association, * you'll a'woman live From 5% Down • 8V«% Interest have plenty of time to enjoy them. without • 40-Year Mortgages C om e see our 5 fully-detached adult homes a breast? to qualified buyers with GE appliances, air-conditioning and pnvate Th e operation’s over. Now lots. you need the kind of help you can only fet from some­ Take the G arden State Parkway to Exit 91 and one who has been through follow the signs to Burnt Tavern Road east. the same thing. A woman who has had a Furnished models are just down the road. breast removed reassures O r call 201 458-9500 for more details. another woman who has The Holly III just had the same operation shown with # 4 4 f t A A 5 beautiful models priced in the mid-$40's. A man who has (oat his optional garage f r o m , 9 w V voice box helps another man * Lifetime memboMhip 1m . SZ2$. to speak again. Plus a monthly matato none oc he* go. ‘‘How can you poaaibiy know What it’a like?” " I’ve been there." That’s our program of rehabilitation. DIRECTIONS: Taka Gardan State Parkway to If you need help, please exit 88 Turn right onto Route 70 weal. Continue call our local Unit. W e can help. live milaa on Route 70 w ar to Wilbur Avenue and Holly Oaks tale* office on right. Exit 91. G«r

4 I v Thursday, Octobar 6, 1977- SUBURBAN and information office is Condos7 sales up located just within the gateway to the com­ Laurel Brook at Brick swimming pool, tennis, munity, on Route 88 ap­ REAL ESTATE MART Town had an un clubhouse—social hall and proximately 1 mile west of UTy * Suburbs # Farm Country Blake O Shore precedented 41 sales landscaping that enhances Laurelton Circle, Brick during July agd August, the red brick of the ranch- Town, convenient to Park­ Mrs Judy Fox, sales style residential struc- way exits both from north manager of the 133-home tures PHYSICIAN HONORED and south, near the shore condominium community The Laurel Brook sales Laurel Brook condos - Dr Harlan Eaaerthr, located on Rt. 88 West in left, Crest wood's flrat this Jersey Shore town, physician, receives a said. plaque from The offer pool, tennis At the same time. Mrs. president Jan Kokes In Fox announced a price The social season is in appreciation for eight Rare Spacious families and retirees recent buyers "W e have raise of $1000 per home on full swing at Laurel Brook years of medical service Laurel Brook offers one empty, refurbished homes the remaining models, coqgominium community lo the retirement com­ and two-bedroom brick available, so that someone bringing the lowest- located on Rt 88. Brick munity on Route 530, at Holly Lake Park ranch-style homes priced who buys cash can move priced Laurel Brook Town The pool clubhouse Whiting from $27,990 The com in almost immediately— home—an “ expandable” 1 & 2 bedroom ranch-style and tennis courts are open munity was built in' 1970, as soon as the paper work one-bedroom model with carriage homes from $27,900 late for evening but homes w ere not of title transfer is com­ full basement including Lois of space waiting to be discov­ relaxation released for sale until the p leted .'' paneled, carpeted ered Wide & graceful homes clustered "The pool is kept open past year Many people Laurel Brook at Brick recreation room, powder charmingly in courtyards fo blend late evenings for working who were tenants at Town sales and in­ room, utility room and with endlessly beautiful natural residents to enjoy at the woodlands Windowed walls Carports Laurel Brook chose to buy formation office it open space for study or ad­ end of the day, especially Patios And more! 9 hole golf course their homes, recognizing it seven days a week, and ditional bedroom—to in this hot weather spell," would take an estimated 18 acre spring fed lake Boating & evenings by appointment $28,990, effective im ­ fishing Swimming pool Clubhouse explained Judy Fox, sales $40,000 to reproduce the The decorated model- mediately. Saltwater marina & tennis planned manager of the com­ same homes today with sales office is just inside Built in 1970, with an lor near future munity which has higher prices of lumber, the gateway to the com­ estimated coat to build Come see it all! A condominium registered a stream of materials and labor munity, facing Rt 88, 1 New residents feted today of approximately with no age limits Excellent financing steady sales to un- Immediate possession is mile west of Laurelton $40,000 for the same home. to qualified buyers YouII love rt. marrieds as well as young another advantage to Circle, Brick Town Laurel Brook is offering Everybody does! one and two-bedroom OPEN DAILV Eves by appt DIR at Crestwood party basic homes, each with the m i tfTCOiTVa G S Pkwy So to Exit 58 Turn fully “expandable" lower left at exit follow signs to right turn on Rt 9 then left fork at A recent get-acquainted Ted Boyer, master of presented a plaque of level plus private entry Great Bay Blvd luncheon given by ceremonies and resident appreciation ot Dr. Harlan and garage. The com- Great Bay Blvd , Tuckerton. N J 1609) 296 1005 Crestwood Village sales manager, remin­ C. Essertier, who came to munity also includes welcomed over 300 new ded the assemblage that Manchester Township residents and their guests Crestwood Village "now eight years ago and was The catered event was contains 22 stores and the first local physician to held in Independence Hall three banka; a medical serve Crestwood’s In vi at the retirement com­ building, six doctors and residents. munity in Whiting. dentists, with expected Y o u A f e SUTTON VILLAGE, a condominium community off Lanes Mill road and Rt. 549, Featured speaker at the completion this fall of an Crestwood’s founder .r e v i e w east of Garden State Parkway exit 91 in Bricktown, offers a variety of units built in luncheon was John J. expanded $500,000 medical and president, Mike quads and priced from $24,990 to $33,490 The community is being developed by Sweeney, mayor of facility; 10 buses provide Kokes, paid tribute to T o Landall Corp. of R iver Edge. Manchester Township, fare-free service within Naomi Rice, who who commented that he, the community and to organized and directs the too, had retired to nearby towns and shop­ manifold activities of Crestwood only a few ping centers; and brand- CARES (Crestwood years ago. new church, with ad­ Assistance, Referral, and ditional ones being Employment Service). planned on land already BOSTON WOODS CARES is completely a JACKSON. N.J. Herman set aside." volunteer organization of Crestwood’s vice-pre­ residents helping promoted sident. Jan A Kokes, residents. Loretta A. Herman, manager of the Elizabeth office of r. e. Scott co., Ranch homes Realtors has been ap­ pointed a Vice President of the real estate brokerage and property at Holly Park 1262 management Arm Robert E. Scott, Jr., company President, announced. LOOK Herman who is the offer space current President of the Recent iurveyI ^ ^ offers visual divisions of AT THESE VALUES' Eastern Union County . _ —r ™ Board of Realtors recently **** W* U “ *P“ Ce show people who a re M tnchaWd in the low home CONDITIONING ON THE BEST DOLLAR- f° r with too Uttle actual living p r ic »t, and the wide several years ______space, rooms too small for windows and double in FOR DOLLAR REAL ■ulated glass doors that •BUILT-IN DISHWASHER ESTATE VALUE IN THE in th e » r = open to woodlands JACKSOH-HOWELL-LAKEWOOD AREA Te I f a n t a s t ic * * p eri* nce ln to. n ils situation haa been preserved in their natural •MODERN REFRIGERATOR 1 rsaideotial and com- , t Holly Lake beauty. Holly Lake Park Y t 10 Custom Lots For Y t 10 Custom Homes NOME VALVE! mej-cia) investment Park community of one Homes offer fully- •CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES brokerage. A u cei»ed rqal end two-bedroom ranch- applianced kitchens with estate broker she is a carriage homes in ample work space and STARTING AT graduate of Battin High xyckerton cabinets. Attractive $55,900 •POOL & SAUNAS School, the Professional ^ community itself bathrooms introduce easy- FEATURES INCLUDE. School of Business and encompasses a beautiful upkeep new materials and .Heavily wooded one acre lots •LAKESIDE AREA holds the designation woodland with private 18- vanities, with two sinks in .All homes have 2 car garages & basements Graduate of Realtors , cre ipring-fed i,ke some bath models. Many, .Appliances include self-clean oven, range, hood Institute. She is a member frem ed by woods in their closets offer convenience & dishwasher NATURAL CAS NEAT of the Independent Fee netural state, drawing and storage space. .Choice of exterior facade OIRICTIONI: TaktG t Ptrkway exit *1, Appraisers Association bjfdj an(i small, in- Homes are clustered in .Hardwood floors or wall to wall carpeting follow M * south 1 v* m llasfoRt. M light Turn and has successfully teresting wildlife early-American styled r rt (watt) on Rt M go 3V» mllaa to Rt, t Intersection Turn loft, than maka concluded courses in Alongside the wide lake is courtyards, with a carport im m a#ata rt on to N. Lake Drlvt. Proceed LOW TAX RATEl 300 yd* fo Laura! in th# Pine* or taka Rt. t to commercial investment Holly Lake Park’s nine- for each home. Holly Lake Lakewood Cantar and turn rt. on Rt. M and and syndication at The hole gol{ course, a Park is located on Great LAUREL N Ldka Driva A T NO Hall Institute of Real challenging convenience. Bay Blvd., Tuckerton, just FIREPLACE INCLUDED EXTRA COST! IN THE 611 NORTH IAKI M M , UKIWOOO, NJ. Estate in Massachusetts Nearby is the chibhouse- off Route 9 and near Sol«» Office Opan 10 to S Doily and industrial develop- social hall and swimming Garden State Parkway Cbtoal Tuesday • RHONE: 364 6700 LAR-RON BUILDERS PINES ment workshops con- pool, the first of a wide Exit 58, some 20 miles ducted by the State of New gp^, of amenities for this north of Atlantic City, and Jersey, Department of condominium community near the bay and ocean. 4 3 1-1 7 7 5 - DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway So. lo Labor and Industry As a which has * a w n retired Sales office and models CUSTOM HOMES OF exit 123, South on Route 9 to Aldrich Road are open seven days a right on Aldrich Rd. becomes Bennetts Mill real estate salesman, she professslonals among its EXTRAORDINARY Rd. approx. 4Va miles to Boston Rd. 6 right was one of the first first residents as well as week, evenings by ap­ DISTINCTION on Boston Rd. to Boston Woods on the left. aaaociata members of the young marrieds and single pointment. Eastern Union County OnePieture Board of Realtors to be T re ere no age elected to the Board of restriction. at Holly Lake HOW Directors as a tribute to Park, and homes are The New... her service to the in- priced from a low 917,900. PARKWOOD 10 YEARS SPEAKS LOUDER dustry Space is built into the ESTATES (HOME BUYERS] r. e. Scott co., Realtors plain of each Holly Lake PROTECTION Village Green is pari of the r. e. Scott Park borne and—as ex- WALL TOW NSHIP m companies, a diversified plained by Joeeph ThanWbrds real estate brokerage, Courter, of Courier O N Ya ACRE W OODED LOTS Custom Homes management and m ort-Partnership, new at a Price You Can Afford gage banking developers of the MODELS FROM organiaatioe with offices woodland tract—the care 4 BEDROOM COLONIALS ln Elisabeth and Clark, of architectural planning *57,490 RANCHES-COLONIAL-B I-LEVELS ££?.. *58,990 8Y«% MORTGAGES 8 % % MORTGAGES (CONVENTIONAL) f w a g 6* - - I S f t g o o d LOW DOW N To Qualified Buyers LOW DOW N To Qualified Buyers DIRECTIONS: Garden State Perkwey south to exit 105. east on Rt 3* to Eetontown Circle (or Rt 33 to Circle) around Circle to Wall St. $ 5 9 ,9 9 0 Right on Well approx 1 mile to Whele Pond Rood. Turn right to Village Green Models approx 1000 yds. left on lltti Ave. A Follow Perkwood Estates lien* to model*. P L A C E -10 OPEN 7 DAYS 1-5 P.M. Stanley C. Clayton, Realtor SEND FOR BROCHURE Open Weekends 1-5 P.M. Samuel tfrontkin Go., Phone: R70-2414 Weekdays by Appointment Call 34 h r*, a day, BUILDER * DEVELOPER FOR 17 YEARS Phone: 223-2222 7 to y s a w M k 7 Model* From 'S M N "A FAMILY OWNIO COMPANY" AT OUI lu n VILLAGE ,rom5% Down ,rom8% Interest

OMeCTMM: Garden $MM from ‘24,990 -*33,490 5% Down Parkway E>H *1 (Lakewood) Proceed •Ireld h l « mile Beer right on lo Route 9M 8NRWWORw i^>T EMMci Come eee SEE 8 % % 30 Year Mortgage No Closing Cost. W M (County Un# Rood). Follow to modoto on right at Grpnu DMECTIOMS: Owdin Stats Partuvay s«H 91. thsn btar left onto HsrOsftsvills txit lo Ht 549. Or. Route * South to Route NORTHERN OCEAN M UM TV't SURREY MILL WAYSIDE Kloht on HI. 549 thsn riflht it Tsxseo Station ovtf Pkwy lo Unss Milt M. (first Wt turn) Lilt S2B Eat! M M M l Follow FOREMOST HOUSING VALUE ijg s s s a on Lsnss Mrti Bd tearing left it (orit onto Sally Ike Rd. and Sutton Village 201-367-222* OCEAN TOWNSHIP, NJ.

29 Custom Homes to Grp«n Grove 6 Come See Our New Community Priced From Surroy Hill on the right. O pssdalyllisS PHONE:(S01)46S4900 Shown by Appointment Only C a ll: 670-2414,24 hrs. a day, 7 days a week One Mile From Parkway Exit 91 *69,990 Thursday, October e 9 9 O Movie Times SUBURBAN CALENDAR p.m. The College Oalierv All times listed are LOST PICTURE SHQW a m. fb 5 p.m. Servicemen's Clubhouse Park, Springfield Kean Collage, 5*7.2347. v furnished by the theaters. (Union! - KENTUCKY Music, dance avenue and Civic Square. FRIED MOVIE, Thur, SUMMIT— Papier/ exhibit of ELMORA (Eliz.) — Mon., Tues., 7, 8:30, ; EDISON—"T h t Miniature Or Other events 10 cheetra," with the Button paper works by six artists. SHADOW OF THE F ri..7:15,8:45, 10:15; Sat., Oct 9 Nov. 6, Monday wood Chamber Players. Friday, noon to 4 p.m , HAWK, Thur , Fri , Mon., 5:45,7:20, 9, 10:25; Sun., 2, Stravinsky and Cassella W ESTFIELD-Grtdk F«|| Oct. 9, 3 p.m Middlesex Saturday and Sunday, 5 to 4 y«h Oct. U, 15, 14, Holw Tues.. 7:30; Sat., 1:30, 3:30. 5.30, 6:30, 8 p.m. Summit Art Centar, 66 Trinity Greek CommunltJ County College, 548 6000, Elm st. 757 3167. 8:15; Sun., 4:15. 8:05; THE ext. 350. Center, 250 Gallovn Hltl rd UNION—"John Cotton Dana: Friday, 10 a.m to 11 Dm DEEP, Thur., Fri., Mon . —0—0— MONTCLAIR— Lucnica,' Saturday 1 to n Pm C zechoslovok ian Folk Visionary," Sept. 18 Oct. 18. Sunday, 1 to 7 p.m Tues., 9:05; Sat., 3:05, 6, MAPLEWOOD — Ballet, Oct. 7, 8:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. 2 9:50; Sun,, 2, 5:50, 9:44. Unity Concert Series, SMOKEY AND THE Montclair High School, 744 ~o—o— BANDIT, Thur., Fri., 6770. CROSSWORD FIVE POINTS CINEMA Mon , Tues , 7:15, 9; Sat., (Union) — BRIDGE TOO' 2, 3:40, 5:30, 7:30, 9:25; Film PUZZLE FAR, Thur , Mon , Tues . Sun., 2, 3:40, 5:20, 7:15, 9. 38 Florida 8; Fri'.'', Sat., 6:30. 9:30; MOUNTAINSIDE—Nature ACROSS films Sundays at 2, 3 and 4 1 Summer county - o —o— Sat . Sun.. 5, 8; matinees. p m. Trailside Nature and fun spot 39 Becharm Sat., Sun., Mon., NEW PLAZA (Linden) Science Center, Watchung 5 Vaulted 40 Coloring Reservation 232 5930 CHARLOTTE'S WEB. - BAD NEWS BEARS IN 11 Hebrew expert 1:30 BREAKING TRAINING, lyre DOWN 1 "M r Deeds - 0 - 0 - Thur.. Mon , Tues . 7:15, 12 Fly Theater 13 Be director 22 ) — 9:05; Fri., 7:30 , 9:20, Sat., FOX-UNION (Rt. merciful 2 Any STAR WARS, Thur , Mon., 1:25 , 3, 4:45 , 6:45 , 8:25. CEDAR GROVE— Fiddler on Chinese the Roof/ performances 14 Wild Tues.. 7:30 , 9:30; F ri., 10:10; Sun., 1, 2:35, 4:20, Wednesdays, Fridays, Asiatic native 8 Biography 7:30, 9:45, 12 midnight; 6:10, 7:55, 9:40. DO YOU LOVE ME?—David Squibb a* T « v y * Saturdays and Sundays; horse 3 Flowing by Hotchner Sept. 28 Nov. 13 1050 gown (2 .wds ) Sat., 2:30. 4:35, 7. 9:30, 12 asks Laurie Katzmann (who plays Golde, his Pompton ave., 256 1455 15 Joe Col­ ~o—0-- (2 wds,) 9 Cotton IN BAD NEWS BEARS IN BREAKING TRAINING — midnight; Sun.. 2:30. 4:45, wife) in Fiddler on the Roof,’ hit musical, lege yell OLD RAHWAY (Rah CRANFORD— Plaza Suite/ 16 Foundation 4 Snoop fabric Celebrating victory in new film, now at New 7,’ 9:30. currently playing at the Meadowbrooks £y Neil Simon. 17 1 love 5 Potentially 10 Signify - o - o - way) — CINDERELLA, Performances Fridays and Plaza Theater Linden and Sanford Theater, thealer-in-the-round in Cedar Grove. Show (Lat.) active 16 German city FOX-WOODBRIDGE - Thur., Mon , Tues., 7:30, Saturdays, Sept 30 Oct. 15, Irvington are left to right, Jaime O. Escobedo, will run through Nov. 13. ” 8:40p.m. Oct. 9, 7:30 p.m 18 Wind­ 6 Side­ 19 Disable CINDERELLA Call 9:20; Fri.. 7:45, 9:40; Sat., C.D.C. Theatre, 78 Winans flower step 22 Boundary David Stambough Chris Barnes Coach ave , 276 7611. theater at 634-0044 for 6:10, 8:10, 10; Sun.. 4, 6, 20 Collide 7 Ventilate 23 Clip William Devane and Alfred Lutter. timeclock 7:50, 9:45; TOM CRANFORD—'The Robber with / 5— 4 5 6 r I— r - ' SAW YER. Sat., Sun , 1:30. Bridegroom' Performances 21 Rave ■ Fridays, Saturdays and 22 Smooth It Sundays, Sept. 30 Nov. 5. II - o - o - Celebration Playhouse, 118 consonant 'Mt The Fish IsDelish... PARK (Roselle Park) — South ave. 27 2 5704. 23 Climb, 7J— BABY BLUE MARINE, EAST ORANGE— Hedda with "u p" Gabler,' Sept. 9 Oct. H 24 *•_ on My IS - v >M The Chicken's for Pickin'... Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., Performances Thursdays, Hands ri If id 33 Fondness ,U 89( 990 $1,79 Baltim ore' iji repertory. to JJ J1 S AN FO R D (Irv.) - Drew University, 377 4487. (ID BUGSY MALONE, Thur., (M i , j r MOUNTAIN LAKES— Hello 33 Type style CHICKEN Vi CHICKEN HUSH Fri., Tues., 7:40; Sat , 2. Dolly' Oct 7 throughirouat late 35 "South a SNACK DINNER PUPPIES 5:10,8:35; Sun., 1:30, 4:40, Dec. WedrWednesdays, ys, FFriday, America, ir 14 Saturday andd Sunday m 99( $1.89 50ea.6for250 8; Mon., 1:30, 7:40; BAD evenings and selected Take It matinees Neil's New 37 Reddish j r ~ 40 NEWS BEARS IN Yorker Dinner Theatre, 334 color 2480 Route 22 West, Center Isle. Union. N.J. BREAKING TRAINING. 0058. IN BRIDGE TOO FAR —Liv Ullmann talks 1o OPPOSITE RICKELS • 201-964-3970 Thur., Fri., Tues., 9:15; Laurence O livier in Joseph E. Levine's all-star N6W A8K—'Beside Yourself/ OPEN 11 A M to 11 P.M DAILY • Fri S Sat, to Midnight Sat . 3:35, 7, 10:13; Sun., a play by Nick Hall Oct. 12 war film, which opened yesterday at the Five and laat 2:30 p.m. Oct 13 15 THE SANFORD 3:05, 6:20, 9:35; Mon . 3, at > p.m. Ntw Jersey SerMffteMJi 9:15. Points Cinema, U n io n . Institute of Technology ALL-STAR CAST Under He* Theeter, 445 5315 BRIDGE TOO FAR" "R AD NRWS BEARS IN BRBAKINO TRAININO NEW BRUNSWICK — 'The BOOST MALONB Rainmaker/ Oct 7 30 KMMie m atinees: Set , (PG) Performances Thursdeys. Sun,Me*., "CHARLOTTE'S W II' Matinees: Sat., Sun , Mon FrJH,s and Saturdays at • • p m Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. George Street Disc & Data Playhouse, 414 George st SWE OLLY1 2447717, , By MlLT HAMMER RAHWAY— Absurd Person Singular,' produced by The Revelers. Performances Pick Of The L P ’s.. The motion picture sound - Friday end Saturday track, One On One evenings, Sept 30 to Oct 22 packaging of a hit sound Kings Row, 149 W. Mein st., would be quite enough in (Warner Bros Records 574-1253. BS-3076).. the way of achievement SUMMIT—'Camelot/Oct 7 to FEEDS YOU SENSIBLY! It'd be hard to think of Oct. 29. The Craig Theatre, 4 for most bands. But being Kent piece. 273 4233 content with the dutiful any other acts on the pop resurfacing of hit for­ scene who’ye been mulas is not Seals and together as long yet M u s e u m s remain as vital as Seals Croft's idea of musical MONTCLAIR—Montclair Art and artistic progress. With and Crofts Within a year Museum, 3 South Mountain f Prim e Rib s3 99 every right to sit back and they'll be celebrating their ED AMES — Singer-actor ave 746 7555. Sundays 2 to 20th anniversary of ever- 5:30 p.m . T uesdays rest on their laurels, Jim will star in the stage Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sirloin Steak Seals and Dash Crofts changing artistry. They musical, “ Shenandoah,” Closed Mondays J have never elected to play started playing music which will open at Paper MOUNTAINSIDE—Trailside together in junior high Mill Playhouse, Millburn, Nature and Science Center, & Lobster Tail...... s599 it safe. Theirs has been a Watchung Reservation. 232 school, headed for Oct. 26 and run through 5930. Closed Fridays. • b a o n e w s b e a r in trip through many • BRB AKINO T R A IN IN O " <^0)6 California in 1958, and Dec. 18. Ames and his I And Many More A La Carte Dinners musical realms-through NEWARK—Newark Museum, the folk and bluegrass of became part of The brothers were top 49 Washington st., 733 6600 Champs, whose hit, recording stars before the Monday Saturday, noon to 3 L PAY ONLY FOR their early years, to jazzy p.m. Sundays 1 to 5 pTm tunes like ‘Diamond G irl’ ’ “ Tequila" sold six million form er left to establish his Planetarium shows V start! Friday I b WHAT YOU EAT! and ‘ ‘Summer Breeze” to copies. The Champs own career. Saturdays, Sundays and • "KENTUCKY FRIED MOVII'-t holidays • <»> I the surprising R & B toured the world for seven Belongs To Me,,’ "Janet’s stance of “Get Closer” years, and Jim and Dash Theme,” "John Wayne,” and their work with were barely in their 20’s “ P ic n ic ,’ “ Flyin’,” Art M Lw sjjjm im m it Carolyn Willis. when the group disbanded. AND FOR YOUR KIDS “ Reflections ” “ Love • "CINDERELLA" * And now, for their 10th Numbers on the sound­ e ix) • Conquers All, ” “ It’ll Be IRVINGTON —Lite study album, something com­ track album include: groups. Mondays beginning • eeeeeee ee e«• FULL COURSE DINNER All Right,” “ Hustle,’’ Oct. 3, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. for I 9 9 $ pletely different singing “The Love Theme,” (My “ Time Out,” “ The Par- weeks. S3. 960 Springfield FUC NUixiM* . >0 1 3100 the songs from the original Fair Share). “This Day ave 373 6858 ty,” ‘The Basketball MAPLEWOOD 943 Magie Ave. Union, N .J. Game” and again, “ This IRVINGTON—Irvington Art Associates' annual fall Chestnut Tavern 6 Restaurant Day Belongs To Me.” outdoor art show, Oct. 9, 9 Otner s D ub 3 5 2 - 6 2 5 1 American Express *49 Chestnut St., Union M4-979S Open Dally AMPLE FREE PARKING 11 :30 A.M. Midnight Fri. «, Sat. FREE SALJU) BAR Til 1 A.M. ___ WITH ALL ENTREES Closed Tuesday OPEN 24 HRS. 7 Days a Waak fMUGMTEM MITES! 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Jeij CtarjeH ^ k a ^ k a i a i l * Chlneae Reataurant ManOerift- SiecNoa* Canteneee Cult< la Me . S tating BU8INE88 LUNCHEON n it 5 ( ,r H .it 1 ,n 1 LIVINGSTON SMORGASBORD $ 2 9 5 ^ - ROLLER flINK All You Can Eat lnckidM Soup BDeeeet Saaom nMf (ampt Mm.) 130 to 11 PM 4llSe. UvUeUwi Ave. Mon. thru F ri. I!:2 0 ta 2 P.M ...... , IW>Mi SE.. Saa. t HMre 2 to S PM Uvinfataa I Old-time silent movies, juke box music and free popcorir Angular Manu Alto Available jLWmA ** 8a*»Deaiaa-SBadiRae CiUefatc £ “HANSEL AND ORETEL” and R t 22, Canlar laid. U n it* L—chne PI-»C w M fR i “GOLDILOCKS AND a Moonshine Club T H „, > .jn w . 4 j , , Frivete Famee. lane Oet OrOm B THE THREE BEARS ■ • ' A 900 pm lo 12 30 a m nfttaio Yales Musical Theatre 7 days a week THE JADE PAGODA ■ 233 2260 ;cjj OPEN 7 DAYS • "" FREE PARKING - N6-SU1 { • s s s s s n UA. HIGHWAY 1 A PLAINrU U ) AV*., t m gggjW OFIELP AVE., WESTFIELD. N J, L IN D E N ( N J ) LEADER Thursday, October 6, 1W7-1J Circle given U. S. funds available green light for neighborhood use for part one Year IV applications for community received more than $4 million in development are now available for housing and community development It’s finally going to happen ... con­ residents, agencies and municipalities funds in the first three years of the struction will begin on the Winfield participating in the 16-community program The estimated funding level Circle this week Wu * ' Union County Urban County Block for the fourth year is for slightly more For the next three weeks, work crews •• 0*1 Grant Program, according to Mary than $2.1 million dollars 1 will take down utility poles and power V \ Ellen Irwin, chairwoman of the County The intent of the community ■V jr y lines in the area to aliow construction Community Development Revenue development program is to develop J on the jughandle off Centennial avenue Sharing Committee, and George J. viable urban communities by providing NejL /hX' in Cranford at Cayuga road Albanese, county manager decent housing, suitable living en­ This phase of the construction is G & S k Formal proposal submission forms vironment, and expanded economic !' expected to end early next year. When are available at the offices of the opportunity by eliminating slums, i_ iV F Part of the reconstruction will in­ w 'm Elizabeth The participating include housing rehabilitation and • ■ \1 volve the northbound exit ramp on the preservation programs, code en­ . parkway That’s expected to start in municipalities include Kenilworth, ’ V March Finally, the Winfield Circle Linden, Roselle, Roselle Park and forcement programs, acquisition, w itself will become a five-way in­ Springfield construction or installation of neigh­ H Vi tersection monitored by traffic lights Most communities will be holding borhood facilities, senior citizen cen­ Lt. Kenneth Perkin of Linden's public meetings this month to solicit ters and other public works im ­ Traffic Bureau indicated no problems ideas for programs All proposals must- provements, as well as the im ­ be submitted to Ken Shatter! of the provement of public services in eligible TV were seen by officials during the k construction period Roads in Linden county planning department no later areas All projects, to be eligible must aren't expected to be affected since than 4 p m. Friday, Nov 4 serve areas with high concentrations of 1 most of the early reconstruction will be Government and agency officials and lower income residents In addition, in Cranford. citizens of the participating public service projects may be funded Completion date for the entire three municipalities met last week with only in cases where other federal part program is tentatively set for the county staff representatives to discuss assistance is unavailable end of next year the application process and the com munity development program in FRIDAY DEADLINE * • * » ‘ \ f * , / V general All items other than spot news should BURGLARY DETERRENT ST. ELIZABETHS Altar-Rosary Society held a Elizabeths Church. Standing, from left, are, Pat TIP: Union County, to this date, has be in our office by noon on Friday. When you go out at night, leave one or more Communion breakfast [pst Sunday Seated in photo Faerber, chairwoman; Rosemarie Dyer, lights on in locations not visible from the windows For extended absences, there are are Rev A ndrew Smith. OSB left, guest speaker toastmaster and Marcella Murray, president of the inexpensive plug in timers that will turn and Rev. Kenneth Mayer, OSB pastor of St. Altar-Rosary Society. lights on and off. SAVE up to 1/3 on Publ ic Notice Getting your FUEL BILLS PUBLIC NOTICE ut ihty use. except that and BOARD OF E DUCATIO N Cl TY OF LIN D E N notwithstanding the CITY OF LIN D E N PUBLIC NOTICE is Hereby above, if in the opinion of NOTICE TO a new given that the following the City Building CONTRACTORS Replace your worn, old, drafty, ordinance was introduced and Inspector (Construction SEALED BIDS will be passed on first reading by the Official) said use is a received by the Board of i wooden windows with all NEW Council of the City of Linden in m aior expansion of an Education of the City of j lamp ? the County of Union. State of existing operation, the bmden, County of Union, State New Jersey, on October 4, 1977 Building inspector shall of New Jersey on Wednesday, and will be presented for be e m p ow e re d and October 12, 1977 in the office of ALUMINUM further consideration and authorized to notify the the Secretary, 700 West Curtis hearing to be held in the applicant that site plan Street, Linden, i^ew Jersey at Council Chambers. City Hall, approval shall be 2 00 p m , Daylight Saving REPLACEMENT Wood Avenue. Linden, New required Time, at which tim e the Jersey on Tuesday, October Section 2 The remaining following bids will be opened WINDOWS! 18, 1977 at 8:00 P.M. prevailing provisions of the ordinance CAFETERIA UNIFORMS time, or as soon thereafter as hereby amended and FUEL OIL the matter can be reached. supplemented shall continue PUPIL TRANSPORTATION Henry J Baran in full force and effect to the MS R CLARENCE BAUK- City Clerk same extent as Finger tip operation LINDEN, PURSUANT TO subdivision, paragraph, BIDDERS MAY PRESENT spo rts competition at which Childrens EEO and urban relations section or part thereof directly THE AUTHORITY SET the bid in person to the activities Bauknighl. FORTH IN CHAPTER 291 involved in the controversy on Secretary of the Board of Edu Specialized Hospital. Mountainside, was OF THE LAWS OF NEW which said judgment shall cation,700 West Curtis Street. formerly of Linden, was have been rendered entered. The children competed in third JfcRSE Y, 1975, AND Linden, New Jersey no later previously employed as AMENDMENTS AND Section 4 All ordinances or than fifteen (IS) minutes prior annual Invitational Wheelchair Athletic Meet Priced parts of ordinances whicn are SUPPLEMENTS to the time of the opening of ai Burke Rehabilitation Center, White Plaint, associate director of the THERETO, SETTING inconsistent with the the bids et 2 00 p m. on the If Only provisions, of Urban League of Union 395 FORTH THE this ordinance dete specified In the "Notice N.Y. Events include dashes of 60 and TOO PROCEDURE TO BE are hereby repeated to the to Contractors" es published County. FOLLOWED BY THE extent of such inconsistency SPECIFICATIONS may be yards, slalom events, relays, half-mile and P l a n n i n g b o a r d , Section 5 This ordinance obtained, upon application, at m ile runs, orchery and throws of javelin, AND BOARD OF shall take effect in the manner the Purchasing Department, To Publicity Chairm en: ADJUSTMENT IN provided by lew. Board of Education, 700 West discus and thofput. APPLYING AND Linden Leader. Oct. a, 1977 Curtis Street, Lmoen, N.J. SELL YOUR NATIONAL WINDOWS PROVIDING (Fee 134 50) ALL BIDOERS Shall Would you like some help in PENALTIES FOR THE conform with the VIOLATION SHERIFF S SALE requirements of the OLD ONE preparing newspaper THEREOF," AND ALSO SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW specifications herein above releases? W rite to this 3 1 1 S o . Wood Ave., Linden referred to in connection with KNOWN AS "THE LAND JERSEY—CHANCERY newspaper and ask for our DEVELOPMENT DIVISION— UNION the submission of certified WITH ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY —DOCKET NO F check or bid bond with their "Tips on Submitting News CITY OF LINDEN, 1977," bid The Board of Education CALL 925-0735 releases." PASSED JUNE 21, 1977 gV r a V d ACDEPTANCE specifically reserves to itself A WANT AD AND APPROVED JUNE CORPORATION, Plaintiff vs full power, in its discretion, to 22. 1977 ANTHONY A CALABRESE reject any anJ all security BE IT ORDAINED BY THE A DOROTHY CALABRESE, offered COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF his wife. Defendant. THE BOARD OF L IN D E N , m the County of CIVIL ACTION-WRIT OF EDUCATION reserves the Union. State of New Jersey- EXECUTION—FOR SALE right to reject any and all bids 4 6 8 8 6 * 6 4 * 6 6 6 4 4 4 4 4 A A A A A A A pursuant to the authority set O F MORTGAGED or any pert of any bid, waive A A A A A A A A A forth in Chapter 291 of the PREMISES any informalities and award 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 U 4 4 4 4 4 Laws o* New Jersey, 1975, and By virtue of the above contracts either in part or as a amendments and supplements stated writ of execution to me whole as In the discretion of 4444444444644 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 thereto, that the Land directed I shall expose for sale the Board of Education may Development Ordinance of the by public vendue, in room B I, be deemed for its best 44444644444 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 City of Linden, 1 977, be in the Court House, in the City interest amended and supplemented of Eliiabeth, N.J., on ALL Bl DDE R S shall 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A A A A 4 A A A as follows Wednesday, the 2nd day of conform to the intention and Section 1. Section 500 November A D , 1977 at two provisions of affirm ative A A A A A 6 DEVELOPMENT PLAN o'clock in the afternoon of said action in Public Contracts 4 4 4 4 4,4 4 FILING PROCEDURES Lay, laws of State of New Jersey k A A A A A 500 Filing of sketch plat or Against premises situate in R S 10 2 1 Of 7 23 75, 4 4 4 4 4 4 pi ehm inary site plan the City o f Linden County of Assembly Bill No 2227 A A AAA ADD Union and State of New Mrs Ruth B. Sobel 4 4 4 4 4 5 Site plan approval shall j«rsey, described as follows: Secretary A A A A A not be required tor single WHICH are more Board of Education 4 4 4 4 4 4 family dwellings or two particularly described as lots City of Linden 4 A A A A A family dwellings or for numbered 55 and 27 in Block County of Union 4 44 AAA accessory structures of less Number 2 as the said lots and Stateof New Jersey 4 A A A A than 500 square feet in aross block is laid down In a certain Linden Leader, Oct 6, 1977 6 4 4 4 4 6 floor area and less than 15 feet map entitled "Map of Greater ( Fee: 119 32) A 4 A A A A n h eig h t. located in any non Elizabeth, No. 1". which map A A AAA A residential zone is on file in the Office of the A A A A 4 6 6 With regard to the Clerk of Union County, N.J. IN MEMORY—Miriam Gerenstein, connister replacement and Commonly known as 824 NOTICE TO BIDDERS A 6 4 A A 4 modernIzation of large Allen St., Linden, N.J CITY OF LINDEN chairwoman for Connister Weak of the Todd 4 4 4 4 4 UNION COUNTY, A A AAA* A sophisticated, specialized There is due approximately Belnick Hodgkins Disease Foundation, Linden, A A A AAA production and processing 14,047 02 with interest from NEW JERSEY 4 4 4 4 A e qu ip m e nt essential to July 29, 1977 and costs. SEALED BIDS will be kicks off the compaign with Mayor John T. AAA A A existing uses in the HI The Sheriff reserves the received by the A A A A A A zones, no site plan shall right to adjourn this sa'e PURCHASING AGENT of the Gregorio depositing the first donation. The 4 A A A A required for the RALPH ORlSCELLO City of Linden, at the week of Oct. 23 to 29 has been designated A AAA A A construction, Sheriff Community Center ,405 South 4 4 4 4 4 4 reconstruction and Greenberg, Shmereison, Wood Avenue, Linden, New Connister Week. 4 A A A i A replacement of such Greenberg & Wemroth, Attys. Jersey on Octobar 13, 1977 at equipment located more DJ A LL CX 447 06 10 00 a.m. prevailing time for A A A A A than 350 feet from a Linden Leader, Oct 6, 13, 20, the following described work: Public Notice AAA AAA property line other than a 27, 1977 1. Installation of two (2) A A A AAA observation wells and A A A A A nght of way I ine of a (Fee 148.76) BONO or CERTIFIED BIDDERS are required to freight railroad or public performance of eighteen (18) soils oorlngs at the City of CHECK made payable to the comply with the requirements * * * * * * _ ’ ' , ****** Linden Sanitary Landfill in City ot Linden, in the amount of P.L. 1975, c. 127. Linden, New Jersey of ten percent (to % ) of the Council reserves the right to P|£ZA A fee of 15.00 will be charged total bid to secure reject any and ell bids should for each sat of specifications performance it be in the interest of the City RESTAURANT picked up, plus postage if ALL BIDDERS shall to do so. -*4- request for specifications to be conform to the intention and By: L SEYMOUR LU BIN, Xftfi When it rams v.v.v 6 Day Deliveries 4:30 -M iiiite mailed provisions of affirmative PURCHASING AGENT a * A _ - A A A A A A Specifications are on file at action in Public Contracts COUNCIL A A A 4 A 4 the office of th4 Purchasing laws of State of Now Jersey CITY OF LINOEN HouTii CAtZONE • HOT l COLD SUDS R.S. 10:2—1 Of 7 23 75, Linden Leader, Oct. 6, 1977 is.-Thwrs. Agent, Community Center . v . v . v A4 A A A A d in n e r s p e c ia l s Building, 605 South Wood Assembly Bill No. 2227. (Fee: $14.95) i: 30-11 Avenue, Linden, N.J. 07036. A A A A A ...it’s yours A A A AAA •:ivr” • FETTUCINI •SPAGHETTI Bids must be submitted in a niMuiHiiiiHitimimmnitMi sealed envelope clearly A A A A A A [|TI •RAVIOLI «ARD MARY MORE marked BID IN ITEM No 1. INTRODUCING AAAAAA ___w ith coupon-— - and or No 2, etc. and bearing INTRODUCING PASSBOOK SAVINGS A 4 A A A fhe name and address of the 6 4 4 4 4 4 514% e OFF ANY Bidder on outside, addressed 4 A A A A at Community State Bank & Trust Company A 4 4 4 4 4 M )o the Purchasing Agent, City ELECTROLui uflUSHT ,P DINNER Df Linden, 605 South Wood 64 A AAA A 444 4 only e«p. I M K I Avenue, Linden, N.J. 07036, THE WORLD'S MOST MODERN Whether you want to save for a "rainy day' »nd be accompanied by a BID AAA A A A A A A A A UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER or a "brighter tomorrow" you can do either AA A A A A SALE OR AAAAAA or both with a new Community Blue Ribbon 4 4 4 4 4 Passbook Savings Account paying 5V4% interest. A 4 4 44 A ft FACTORY RKRUILT A A A A A A " N O W VACUUMS AAAAAA 5%% interest compounded quarterly from day of deposit to day of withdrawal OPEN Minimum $500 balance Withdrawals may be made only during the first ten 4 A A 4 PUNTS M 111 SHAPES t SIZES! A A A A A days of each calendar quarter providing the funds have been on deposit a full U o u / t s + 2 Y r.O u e ra iite e______AAAAAA 90day calendar quarter Federal regulations require a substantial interest pen ***A A A A A TOP QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICES aity fof early withdrawal A A AAA • FINE SELECTION OF FREE 4 4 4 4 4 4 OTHER SAVIHGS PURS AVAILABLE W ANDERING JEWS RUG SHAMPOO A A A AA A • HANGING BASKETS *********** A A A AAA l / b u s )0 % DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS A A A A A ( e l e c t r o l u x ) Community VALUABLE COUPON ******** A 4 4 4 4 4 MS RARITAR RB. . State Bank and Trust Company A *1 O F F ROSELLE SHOPPING OERTER MAIN OFFICE AW aV 400 AMSTERDAM AVE. *********** 601 No. Wood Avenue, Linded, N.J. • 926-3500 OR ARY PURCHASE OF ROSELLE - 241-27M OTHER BANKING OFFICES A ROSELLE - 245-9797 *7“ OR MORE VINNY GULOTTA-MGR. v . v . v Linden Rehwey Roselle A********* We Service All Type* Member F.D.I.C. ▲ A A A A A HOURS: (OFFER EXPIRES 11-1-77) TUES.«1.10:30-9 Of Machine* A A 2 Free Pick-Up A Delivery SAT. 10-$ - SUN. 104 >s 16-Thursday, October 6, 1977-LINDEN (N .J .j LEADER . u'H ' '• * Lh* Linden preps . : . ' 4 ■* o i l Varsity soccer loses 3rd game X - : — ' T j T i f I-' !. ■ 3 „ ' . .. - » ^ ... * 1.f •: - , 2 ' tor Rahway; ■ * • to a powerful Farmers squad the attack to Union but still being Despite improving play game after catch up and .tgnin.si a rugged, skilled thwarted in the goal area Late in the game, the frustration continues to build Farm er 11, it wasn’t an easy task A third quarter, Doug Beecher, who spirits high rebound shot off the hands of Tiger for the Linden varsity soccer team Garrett singled out for an outstanding after dropping its third contest of the goalkeeper.lxju Wisnowski, who turned By STEVEN J. HERZ game, scored on a good-looking header season, 4-1, to a strong Union team last in a stalwart game, started (pardon the from his outside left position. The shot Linden High's Tigers and coach Nick pun) the “ ball rolling” for Union which Friday was set up beautifully by a Sam Metrokotsas went back to work this Prior to the season, coach .Paul later scored on a shot in front of the Siisarchick pass to the streaking week in preparation for Saturday's Garrett thought he had the makings of Linden goal and the first of two penalty Beecher The goal brought the Tigers to encounter with the Rahway Indians at one of the best Tiger clubs in rec- nl kicks by Jim Pi-" who has ye! to life but hey couldn't seem to connect on Cooper Field Mter last weeks tough 15- mK -. ckick son. Linden w a s years, however, that hasn’t u:, been the lead passes into the Union zone limited >o ju s l sew n,shots on goal in the 8 loss to unbeaten Scotch Plains, that case. Garrett now sadly admits, “ The Pinney put a second penalty try past game, primarily due to a sticky Far might not be th^.easiest thing to do. kids just aren’t as experienced as I Wisnowski in the fourth period to seal rner defense which consistently stopped "Our kids aren’t down. They know thought they’d be.” 'he verdict for Union For the game, the the Tiger advances at midfield they played a strong game last The Union game was typical of the Farmers took 22 shots on goal while Linden played the game without the Saturday,1’ said Metrokotsas, quickly- season for Linden which has seen the holding Linden to seven Wisnowski Tigers drop its first three decisions services of junior Scott Morro, who sat dispelling any notion that Linden won't made 17 saves in the nets for the Tigers Union ran its record to 4-0-1 with the out the contest with an injury His be ready to play football come Satur­ "W e looked good in the fourth quarter victory by scoring three times in the day. presence was missed on the field first quarter at Union By the time the hut just couldn’t connect," explained One person w-ho thinks Linden will be s The second half found Linden taking Tigers regrouped, they could only play Garrett. "W e re starting to get our act ready to play is Rahway coach Joe logelher though.” he added with Martino. The veteran mentor, in his cautious optimism ■ first season Os head of the Indians, Garrett noted. "Union deserves its says, “ We haven't played a team of Tigers defeat state ranking They have a fine ball Linden's caliber yet this year. We club For us, it’s just a matter of finding consider Linden a pivotal game for us.’’ ...... the right men for the right position " The Scotch Plains game was billed as TBKstkisiiAi Linden lost its second game ui the a battle of aggressive, stingy defenses BATTLE FOR THE BALL— Kevin Treacy of Linden and Steven Keller of Union campaign to Union Catholic last week and it was proved to be all of that. It Cranford team, 19-7 by a 5-3 margin "That game was a (6) chase down a loose ball in last Friday's soccer matefj between the also proved to be the Garry Lepinsky disaster,” said Garrett, obviously- Tigers and Farmers ai Union. A Linden defender waits for further action The Linden PAL Little Tigers got minutes of play, P A L ’S Walker broke show. Lepinsky, a speedy triple threat wanting to forget "Th e field was too in 'he background. Union downed ihe Tigers, 4-1, to remain unbeaten back to their winning ways on Sunday loose and raced 62 yards for a (ouch back for the Raiders, rushed for 64 muddy and much too small for it to do and keep coach Pav;' G a rre tt’s club winless in three starts. afternoon at Cranford when they topped down but a clipping call hgainst the yards on 17 carries, scored both his us any good." (Glasser Photo Service) Ihe unbeaten Clippers, 19-7 Little Tigers brought the ball back to team's touchdowns, the second coming Morro fired home J wo goals from his Led by George Walker and Troy the Linden 31 yard-line The Little with 7:30 left in the game to seal the inside right position and Joey Keane Stradford, the Little Tigers scored in Tigers, led by quarterback Mark Rohan victory, and got off a 54-yard quick kick tallied the other Tiger goal against UC. the first,.second arid third quarters to and hard running Eddie Mack, Walkei from his end zune in the third quarter. Linden was to have met Roselle lead 19-0 before the Clippers scored in and Stradford, moved Ihe hall with The only thing Lepinsky didn't do was yesterday in a Watchung Conference Soccer scene the last quarter. It was the first loss for three first downs to the Cranford 36 sell hot dogs at the refreshment stands. matchup Garrett said, "Th e kids are Cranford who are playing in the yard line. On -he next play. Walker The game was dead even in the first definitely feeling frustrated hut we’re By B ILL WILD players end up with the Stings. National Union County Pop Warner . broke loose again ind galloped 36 yards period with neither team able to move playing a lot of young people, so I think “ The King is retired. long live the Only time will tell and it is nice Junior Football Conference. to make it. 6-0 in 1 mden’s favor. Rohan the ball. However, several dropped they’ll come along K iser,1' is now Ihe motto of the Cosmos. hearing “soccer talk,” for a change. In the first quarter after about four passed to Doug McAllister for 'he extra passes by Linden receivers could have Hopefully yesterday's game was the With Pele out of the lineup, the Cosmos Sometimes I feel a little left out when point. spelled the difference for the Tigers as staH of better things to. come. will rebuild around Franz Becken­ the gang starts throwing baseball or In the second quar'er. Joe DaSilva the game progressed. bauer. Steve Hunt will nol be around football players' names around in some recovered a Clipper fumble on the ' ‘Those dropped passes were the keys next year either Ihe way it looks now. of the sports discussions. Most of the Pee Wees l inden 46-yard ant Walker scooted 14 to our drives.'1 lamented Metrokotsas. Hunt did not make the Far East trip new soccer fans only start with the yards to the Cranford 40-yard line and a LHS girls split Indeed, both balls delivered on a line by- w-ith the Cosmos because he went back names of the players of this season, but P A L first down at that point Stradford quarterback Trent Beriont would have to England, where he is considered a I can go as far back as Joe Marke, who broke loose on the next play and raced provided Linden with substantial gains win first 2 net matches; star. He received many offers from is now the deputy police chief of in crucial yardage situations. 40yards to Ihe end zone to make it 13-10 Irvington. Marke was one of the hottest Field position, was another subject English teams and just might stay as the extra point try failed goalies in the Metropolitan area some tourneys ahead that bothered Metrokotsas “ Our there. The Little Tigers with running by With Hunt out of the lineup, the time ago. game, 27-7 position killed us all afternoon,’ 1 he Mack, Stradford and Walker, were Linden’s varsity girls tennis team Cosmos might be looking for a left —0—TE­ again moving for the Cranford goal line said. The Linden PAL Pee Wee team.won split two matches last week while wing, maybe from Germany or AS of this writing, Farcher’s Grove in the second quarter hut a Rohan pass The Tiger defense was doing a fine its first game of the 1977 season to go setting its sights on the upcoming Holland. Right now your guess is as will be open Sunday because the was ihtercepled by the Clippers on their job of containing the Raider veer of­ along with a tie and a loss in three county and state tournaments good as mine. 1 can see a few defensive Elizabeth Lancers versus Polonia was 15-yard line to end the threat as the first fense and quarterback Tony Ebron's games played to date. The team belted The Tiger netwomen of coach David and midfield spots opening up also. cancelled due to a cup match for half ended, 13-0 with Linden in the lead Van Savage clobbered Rahway. 5-0. pitchouts. Dan Barbarich. Ray the Cranford Clippers Pee Wee team. Whomever the Cosmos brihg in. they Polonia. Union County will play Black­ A tough defense by the PAL with last Thursday in recording their second Nagorny, Mike Coughlin and Fred 27-7. must blend in with Franz and big pool away. The Farcher’s Grove Frank Green, .'.lark Cierpial. DaSilva. straight whitewash Cheryl Pakos got Garland played outstanding defense for In the first quarter. Craig Taylor Giorgio Chinaglia. Who knows, they regulars can still drop in because I am Dan Ziesmer, Tom Rembish. Ken things rolling by downing Gerilyn Linden with Barbarich consistently passed to Wayne Carolina for a touch might even go with a few local boys sure there will be a lot of activity in the Gotts. Rrian McCloud. Rich Novak and Vemickas. 6-1. 6-4 at first singles stopping the Raider running game from down. Bill McDonnell added Ihe extra they have been adding to the roster, junior ranks The coaches will not let a Mack, Stradford and Walker were Barbara Martinson kept pace at second his defensive tackle spot. point for a 7-0 P A L lead such as Sandiago Formoso. I wouldn’t chance like this go by without staging outstanding in the first half and Walker singles, easily defeating Andrea After Linden fumbled on its 19 in the In the second quarter, Tim Duven ran be surprised if some of the English some games in the younger divisions. were outstanding in the first half. Reverando. 6-1, 6-1 At the third spot, second period and Scotch Plains 36 yards and 11 yards to set up Taylor's Linden’s Rita McMahon took Hilda recovered, the Tigers kept the Raiders 14-yard run lo the sixth and Taylor's In the third quarter, Linden's Randy from reaching the end zone, finally six-yard touchdown run to make it 13-0 McNeill blocked a Cranford punt at Rodriquez. 6-4, 6-1. taking over on their 25. Linden began a Late in the second quarter, the PA L's tempt and the P A L had the ball on the The first doubles team of Anne drive from that point to the Raider 29 Billy Wilk picked off a Cranford Pee Clippers' 38-\ard line Mark Armstead Plaskon and Regina Drozd won a 6-3, 6- where a fourth and one pass fell inches Recreation Calendar Wee pass and raced 30 yards to score picked jjp seven yards to the 31 and 4 decision from Arlene Surma and Rohan on a good pass 'o McNeill for Ihe short. Scotch Plains then began its for a 19-0 lead. Tim Duvan’s extra point Maureen Kseniak while Hope Gardner initial scoring drive, marching in for 1 made it 20-0 at halftime. 23-yard touchdown play making it 19-0 and Lisa Levine would up the afternoon DATE — ACTIVITY XIME — PLACE TOMORROW Late in the fourth quarter, Stradford with a 6-3, 6-0 thumping of Mary Ellen the six points with Lepinsky circling Teen program 7p.m. - JTGRC In the third quarter, Sam Newton left end from the Tiger six. Dave fS oA Y Greater Mf. Moriah blocked another Clipper punt but the Readon and Dorina Witheridea Senior citizens Senior Citizens group I p.m. GMMBC picked off a Cranford pass on the Montagna's extra point kick gave craft classes 9:30a.m. - JTGRC Senior citizens Clippers' five-yard line and Duven Tigers were unable to score. The "Anne and Regina are working well Plains a 7-0 margin at halftime. Art Association 8 p.m. SRC dancing class II a.m. - JTGRC Clippers got on the scoreboard in the together They played together last Senior Friendship Club l p.m. JTGRC scored from five yards out. McDonnell Linden came out flying in the third First Baptist Church SATURDAY added the extra point to make it 27-0 fourth when Kris Donovski raced 60 year and make a fine doubles com period. After the teams exchanged senior citizens 1 p.m. FBC Union County Junior Soccer League yards to score the Cranford touchdown. bination,” Van Savage said of his first vs. Kenilworth 9 a.m. 10th Ward Pk. Cranford scored in the fourth quarter tq tandem drives, the Tigers moved to the Raider Teen program 7 p.m.-JTGRC make the score, 27-7 The extra point was good and the final 33 thanks to a late hit call on an SP Soccer Clinic 10 a.m. - Wheeler Pk. score was 19-7 As for singles, "W e’re pretty well set Community centers For the Linden PAL Pee Wees, Duven at the first two positions," the coach defender. Beriont then connected with was outstanding Taylor and Wilk were TYhe victory was Ihe second in three wide receiver Darryl Robinson on a MONDAY starts for the Linden P A L Little Tigers remarked "Cheryl and Barbara are First Baptist Church, excellent on defense during the entire pretty bomb in the right corner of the SPORTS senior citizens 1 p.m. - FBC game. John Dobosiewicz. Pat Suter, and they return home on Sunday to good players who are usually con­ end zone Bob Holup took a Beriont Senior citizens' meet the tough Hillside Cobras with a 2 sistent," he added craft classes 9 30a.m. JTGRC Keith Raymond, McDonnell. Lenny 1 p.m. JTGRC Consistency nor anything else helped pass for the conversion and Linden led, Linden Active Seniors Mayer, Wilk, Mike Johnson. Johnny p.m kick-off, following an 11:30 a.m. Bth Ward Recreation Circle 10 a.m . 8WRC Linden against a solid Clark team last WEEK Mack. Mike Drakeftddic Bingham. Bandit contest with Hillside and a 12:45 TUESDAY Friday The Tigers went down to After Linden O ttered on an ensuing Wayne Herring, Nat Smith. Rich p.m Pee Wee game with the Hillside Art Association defeat, 5-0 in dropping to a 2-1 season series, Scotch plains moved for the go- FOOTBALL business meeting 8 p.m. SRC Ciemnicki, Darrvn Yeadon. Don Pee Wees ahead points witty Lepinsky lugging the LINDEN HIGH—Varsity: Rahway, Retired Men's Club I p.m. - JTGRC mark Pakos was beaten in three sets 10a.m. 8WRC Cardinoza, Nick Sheridan. Ira ball three straight times, the last a 20- Bth Ward Recreation Circle by Dawn Osterwiel, 7-5, 2-6, 6-4. Clark's Oct. 8, home, 10:30a.m Junior Varsity: Teen program 7 p.m. - JTGRC SsJfuJman, Cliff Hurling. Tom Gazzo. yarder for the touchdown. Paul Judi Edelman defeated Martinson. 6-4, Rahway, Oct. 10, away, 3:45 p m WEDNESDAY Charlie Tuma, Bob Tekula, Floyd Bandits defeat DeStefanis took an Ebron toss for the 6-2 while her twin sister Jill downed Sophomore: Summit Oct. 10, home, Senior citizens Wilson and Rod Long all played well for two-pointer and the Raiders Were home 3:45 pm Freshman: Park (Scotch craft classes 9:30a.m. JTGRC Plaskon by the same score Greater Mt. Moriah the Pee Wee squad , 6-0 free. Plains), Oct. 7, away, 3:45 p.m senior citizens' group 1 p.m. - GMMBC Clippers With Plaskon substituting for Linden drove to the Raider 40, aided Golden Age Club 1 p.m. - JTGRC McMahon at third singles, Gardner SOCCER Ceramic Club 7:30p.m. - CCB The Bandits football team, sponsored by a 12-yard screen pass to Rocky Mack LIND E N HIGH— (Varsity and JV) Organization meeting, by the Linden PAL. won their first moved into-.the vacant first doubles slot 1 p.m. WPRC who finished witft 43 yards on 10 Scotch Plains, Oct. 7, home, 4 p.m 4th Ward Social Club Frosh squad game for the 1977 season by defeating teaming with Drozd but they still lost to carries. However, an interception of a McMANUS— (Freshman) Pingry, the Cranford Clipper Randits. 6-0 Lisa Logisci and Sue Garginski. 6-1, 2-6. Beriont pass on second down shut the JTGRC John T. Gregorio Recrea Oct. 7, home, 3:45 p.m J.P Stevens, tion Center, 25 Knopf st. The score was tied, 0-0. during most 6-1 Levine and sophomore Jean door for the Tigers and Scotch Plains splits contests Oct. 11, home, 3:45 p.m Roosevelt SRC Sunnyside Recreation Center, of the game until the last play in the Lesniak dropped a 6-2, 6-2 match to simply ran out the clock. Melrose and Orchard terraces (Westfield, eighth grade), Oct 12, GMMBC Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist fourth quarter saw Bandit quarterback Janet Skiba and Toby Scummann at The teams' equality was evident in Church, 214 E. 14th st. away, 3:45 p.m. Linden’s freshman football team, Scott Semanchik. hit Brian West with a second doubles Lesniak is another of the statistics. Both accumulated nine Wheeler Wheeler Park, Rt. I and S. SOEHL—(FreShman) Kenilworth, Park Wood avenue composed of players from the two short pass on the 20-yard line the young players Van Savage is first downs, with Linden outgaining Oct. 12, home, 3:45 p.m Roselle WPRC Wilson Park Recreation junior high schools, split its first two counting on in Linden’s court future Scotch Plains in total yardage. 181 to Center, Summit terrace West raced the final 80 yards to score Catholic, Oct. 12, away, 3:45 p.m. 8WRC Bth Ward Recreation Center, contests of the season The frosh The Tigers were to have met 175. Linden had 83 yards rushing and 98 and win it fw coach Red Sojka and Boh CROSS COUNTRY Bedle place and Park avenue shutout Elizabeth, 14-0, and were powerhouse Westfield on Tuesday, passing. Berionf threw 17 times, FBC First Baptist Church, Cleve Cure. LINDEN HIGH—Scotch Plains, Oct land avenue and Lincoln street beaten by Rahway, 35-6. however, following a match with Scotch completing eight with two interceptions 10th Ward Wickersham avenue (near 11. away, 4 p m. Hector Wong sparkled for coach Plains. Van Savage feels his team can while Ebron was 3 for 9. Mike Coughlin Park Winfield Circle) GIRLS TENNIS Dennis Grieco's charges in the Hours are changed win the majority of its remaining punted five times for Linden for a 31.1 Community Centers are open from 6:30 to LIND E N HIGH— Rahway, Oct. 7, Elizabeth game, scoring on runs of 55 matches to wind up with a fine record average. ______9 :30 p.m. at park golf courses away, 3:45 p.m. Scotch Plains, Oct. 11, School Community Centers, 25 cents and 52 yards. Wong also picked up a The seeding committee for the Union registration fee for the 1977 78 season. The three golf courses run by the home, 3:45 p.m Plainfield, Oct. 12, two-point conversion on the day. County Tournament, which Van Savage Union County Park Commission have away, 3:45 p.m. MONDAY — Schools 2, 5, 6, 7, 8; School 4 A superior Rahway team made life terms "a two-day marathon.” will meet 1977 adult program, evening. tough for Linden in its last outing changed their hours of operation TUESDAY — School 5, McManus, School 1, next Tuesday. The tournament runs NASL adult program, evening. Tyrone McLaughlin picked up a loose All courses will open at 7:15 a.m and Oct. 14 and 15 at Plainfield. Oct. 17 will WEDNESDAY — Schools 2, 4, 6, 8, 10; ball and rambled 58 yards for Linden’s •close at 5 p ro on weekdays. On CHAMPIONS Jaycees slate School 2, afternoons, 3 5 p.m.; School 4, be the Btart of state tournament action afternoons, 3-5 p.m. only score of the afternoon Saturdays. Sundays and holidays, the with opening matches being played at THURSDAY — Schools 3, 4, 5; School 4, Ash Brook Golf Course. Scotch Plains. afternoons, 3 5 p.m. The freshmen will travel to Park the courts of the team with the higher spaghetti fete FRIDAY — Bth Ward Shelter Junior High School in Scotch Plains Oak Ridge Golf Course, Clark, and seeding. Any team sporting a .500 or SATURDAY — School 2, 8:30 11:30 a.m. The Linden Jaycees will sponsor a (informal basketball); School 5, 8:30-11:30 tomorrow in an attempt to regain their Galloping Hill Golf Course, Kenilworth, better record by tomorrow will be spaghetti and meatball dinner on a.m. (informal basketball) winning form. will open at Ra m Hosing time is 5 p.m considered for the state event. With Chinaglii. Beckenbauer and Alberto Sunday, Oct. 30, at the Charade Cor- VS. tillion Room, 100 E. Elizabeth ave. To Publicity Chairmen: THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF Dinners will be served from 1 to 6 p.m and will include salad, bread, Would you like some help In preparing newspaper dessert and coffee. Tickets are $3 for releases? 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Equal Opportunity days per week or 1 or wide discount. Mon.-Sat. CIBA-fiEIGY Instructions for beginer* to student or home ma Employer M-W ! SCHOLASTIC Live-In Companions advanced by expd performer B JMKAUTO SALES R 10 8 1 2 weeks per month ------K 10-0-1 teacher 753 0225 391 Rf. 22, East Apply in person to ker, we have oppor 900 Sylvan Ave .Englwood Cliffs If you are a parson who available to work in W ANTED HOUSEKEEPER R 10-15-13 Springfield, N.J. EqualOppty. EmployerM-F CARES about your work B Companion to live In with older tunities for you! ------K l O i l our Personnel Office ACCORDION INSTRUCTIONS (201) 379-7744 about the people youcarefor either clerical or woman, light housakeeplng. Disco now being taught by Pat ------0 10-81 K EYPUNCH OPERATOR References. Write Class. Box Conte, well known teacher 6 FIGURE QUALITY CARE sales areas. 4237, Suburban Publishing, 1791 We offer liberal CLERICAL, immediate position entertainer a complete course Has a challenge for you I Stuyvesant Ave., Union. company benefits In guidance offlc* at David ------R 10-0-1 for beginners B advanced AVON... CLERK Braarlay Regional High School, Choose your cases, hours B Training is provided students. Call for appt. *17 1638 locations. Excfllent pay, no REPRESENTATIVES and general store Kanllworth. Hours 8:10-4:15, 12 131 Markets!,. WAITRESSES for all shifts, ------R 10-0-13 LOVE CHRISTMAS! IT ALL ADDS UP months position. Must hava g fees or dues. and our store wide apply in person LIDO DINER, Because it's the biggest gift wide employee typing skills. Will train on kay QUALITY CARE Newark, N.J Route 22, Springfield. PIANO LESSONS Do you feel comfortable 475-4422 discount is available Prlvata, axperlancad, all ages. buying tim e of the year To find discounts. unch. Contact Charlas ------R-10-0-1 out how you can start selling working with figures? Ba u m a n , A ssistant 120 Hslsted St., E. Orange for the days you 131 Market St. EqualOppty. Employ.MF In your home Call 7*2 5001 after Would you enfoy the ------—___, uift-a-i WAITRESS M W Experienced. 2 p.m. America's favorite cosmetics in Apply in person. Suparlntandant, Union County K ig-0-1 Apply in person Maplewood time tor Christmas, call today: exciting atmosphere of a big Raglonal High School, 141 work. If you are in­ Newark, N. j. R 10-0-13 city? No txparlanca is Diner, 1469 Springfield Ave., (no experience necessary) Mountain Ave , Springfield, N.J. ★ terested please apply STUDENTS Maplewood, 763 0500 TEACHER OF FIANO Vallsburg A Irvington, 761-6322. necessary for Kempar, ona OFFICE CLERK for modern EqualOppty.Employ.M F Part time jobs available. Set Tal. 376 6300. Equal Oppty. _ K 10 0 -1 ------R 10-9-1 Will com* to your home ScotchPlelns:647 1524 Rahway: of the country's leading Employtr M-F. air conditioned office, light to our 9th floor Per­ 1:30 5. Sun. 8:30-2. M ILLB U R N Masters in music, all lavais. Call •14-3710. Linden: 486 0842. Insurance companies. We ------K 10-1-1 typing required, many banaflts, CAR WASH. 376 7 500 anytlm t 7*1 4500 will train you In our Summit 37>/» hr. weak. Call Mrs. sonnel Office. S H IPPIN G ------.------R 10 8 1 Elizabeth 1 Union: 353 4880. L IVE-IN housikuptr- - R ia i3 Y 3 Haplewood: 731 7300 Summit: office and transfer you to WolOWkZ, 373 4447. WAREHOUSE New Y ork C ity In companion (over 50 yrs. old) for DEPARTMENT DRUMS B XYLOPHONE IN 77>0702 elderly woman In Springfield. ------R 10-0 1 STRUCTIONS. All ages. Fred ------R 10-29-1 December. A good starting OFFICE Clark, knowledge of NEEDS CLERK TOOLROOM MSPECTOR 131 Market St. salary, advancamant Recant references, good salary. preferably ona who Is fam iliar M-F NEEDED Plzzuto, graduate Juililard, •AEYSITTER—Young girl general office work, personable Bills of lading, contact truckars meml potantlal and excalltnt Call 379-4540. B othtr office related duties. with mold component* which American Symphony needed for occasional nltes and Newark, N.J. R 10-11 on telephone, some typing B .-MUST HAVE CAR 579. benefits add up to a good clerical. Call 606-3070 between 9 are used In the manufacture of PAYDAY EVERY FRIDAY weekends. Must live close to EqualOppty . Employ .M-F M A TU R E person to do janitorial R 10 15 13 Washington Ave. Irvington. Call opportunity for you. Plaasa B 4, Mon. thru Frl. Ask for Mr. High Pay ratas mold for plastic, S lut Cross, apply In person at duties In ratlramant home. Call Excellent fringe benefits Blue Shield, maior madlcal, Stand By Personnel .J7H 211 , m m 74t“4240. 5am Levitt. ------R-1001 Excellent working conditions dental plan, panslon, 12 paid TEEN-AOCRS. find jobs —------K 10-8-1 CLERK-O RDER taker for sales K 10-0-1 “ M S I Market St. Temporary-Permanent PART T IM E help after school, 2 APPLY I A M. 3 P.M. holidays B good vacation BANK FEE PD dept of large liquor wholesaler Newark, N.J. schaduia. w a g * 427 Chestnut St. Union. by running Want Ads office, experience helpful, 37V» SELL BABY'S old toys with or 3 nltes a weak, 4 PM to 9:30 GRIFFITH LABS PM. Springfield area. Call 376- commensurate with ability. Call Cali 694 7700 now! TELLERS hr. wk„ all employee benefits, ICe i r p e r 855 Rahway Av*., Union 447 0790. 984-7717. Experienced tellers, local area, a Want Ad. Call 686 7700 0206. EqualOppty. Employ.MF modern office. Sel. 1100 SUO to K 10*0-1 ------R 10-0-1 R 10-0 1 full co benefits (no contracts to' start Baxter Warehouse Corp., R-10-IS-1 »lfn). 625 Rahway Ave., Union. A-l Employment 25 DaForast Av*. "Professional Div." ------;------K 10-8-1 Summit, N.J. 522 4202 1*85 Morris Av.,Union 964 1 301 Oppty.E mployarM F r a h and SERVICES DIRECTORY„ ' jggSI 111 No Wood Av.,Linden925 1601 Equal ' ■" R 10-11 — ------K 10-81 CLERK-TYPISTS GENERAL CLERICAL B Isifled position Involves typing. Hours 8:30-5 PM. Offlca customer service and work­ moving to Mountainside. Call RANKING ing w ith professionals for Interview. 607 5723 morns, ApplURci fttpwi 21-a[ OitwutiRf______Norm IngonmtitbNorm Impravantatth JO Units. FLoans,im ik« Financt C M pim Cwwpam** 5 T i M Herat i Butaj4 4 Sfrsn (4 P 7»ntiniainting ftl Pap«rtiEii#«igFipartiMpai I I MPtiMWEfrirMri Ift HraM*fMooEflf TT Mature attitude essential. only. FOLLOW THE DUTCH BOY FAINTS ------K 10-0-1 r . » , r . u " . . . J DRESSMAKING ______lLOANS o a n s BYa y PHONEf n o n r " . .. ______d u t c h » o y f a in t s , . S S ERVICING most maior DRESSMAKING 1 fam ily exterior 1175, 2 1275, 4- LEADER! MikroPul Is a capital goods HOUSEKEEPER Upper B ALTERATIONS LINN CONSTRUCTION Secondary Mortgage loans. brands-washars, dryars B CO.,INC. Florida Specialist S475 and up Rooms, hallways, Join Setco, one of the manufacturer of Industrial Irvington, 2 days weekly, 10-2. dlshwashars. All work 233 9160 MAJESTIC CORP LAMCO air pollution control ------K t f 34 CARPENTERS ROOFERS 2045 Springfield Ave , Union DON’S stores $35 and up. Residential, PLUMBINGB HEATtNG leading financial Institu­ Cell 37 4 8646 eves, or Sat. guarentaed. 374 9030. WE B U ILD B REPAIR equipment and pulverizing ------K 10-0-1 Economy Movers. Inc commarciai, scaffold, trim lobs, c o n t r a c t o r tions In New Jersey. Right — ------K 10-29-21A ADDITIONS DORMERS CALL 964-0747 carpentry. Vary reasonable. now we have several good machinery. We offer Driftways Specializing in baths, excellent benefits, Including ROOFS B GUTTERS B Local It Free est. Free minor repairs, kitchens. Also home spots open tor 24 LEADERS OARAOB tuition refund. INSURANCE IwiMing M ityiah LIMA PAVING INC Lona Distance fully Ins. 37 3 4000 or 374 5436. iw prgvtm im s bGoamtnts, Due to promotions and ex DOORS F A M IL Y ROOMS. ------R 10-2*60 Driveways, perking lots B MANY REFERENCES Don MbScker, Mgr •tries, additions, minor TELLERS Please call 27 3 6 360, ext. 230, panslon we have tha DISTRIBUTOR Mfg wood roads. All type masonry Free repairs, ate. Free eat. Fully Experienced oniy.Openings | following openings windows, door*, trl FULLY INSURED FREE CALL ME LAST,masonry, PAINTING to schedule an Interview hardware, Facll open too gen est 372 3000, r > 6»S ESTIMATES plastering, waterproofing, self Union, N.J. FROM IRV KETIS insured Ll«. No. 5144 •Mr Summit end Berkeley ------K ft 34 sinters int ext Fully ms Cell Heights offices public at substi savings Open 440 *230 371 1654 empl. B insured Work guar A. M ik n o P u l CASUALTY RATER wk. days to 5 p m Sat to noon t f 50 NUFRIO , 30 Yrs exp ES 3 0773. 68™ 035 S72 5343 or 371 *7|7 (100) 672 1036 tlFCtnc i ; ------R t f 43 ------R t f 64 1964-4206 ar 667-0904 CLERICAL Minimum 1 yr. experience IN T E R IO R B E X T E R IO R C ARLF.KUEHNER ------Z T F * * J 10 Chatham Rd SELRITE MILL WORK painting, paparhanging, K E L L Y MOVERS Excellent typing skills BLOG SUPPLY CORP J.M. ELECTRIC FRANK MOHR 25 yr*. Inferior painting B Waentlal. Position open In Summit, N.J. 07901 carpantry • B roofing, experience. Steps brick B stona Local S Long Dlsfanct paperhanging First class work 501 Rahway Ave.,Union Residential B Commarciai Agent North Amarlcan Van •or Berkeley Heights Equal Opportunity ------K t f 24 wiring. 3S2 4519 days, ave* 392 shaefrocking, floor filing. 371 veneers-f l replaces^pat lot- Insured J7SO027 „ _ •perefIon center Employer M W POLICY 317* additions Fully Insured F re e Linas. Tha GENTLEman R 10 29-40 M l*f tSMkif 71 2544 movers, 302 1 300 10 8-1 TYPISTS Carpantry ------K l f V ------R 10 2* 50 estimates. 241 2944 after S P.M. FAINTING PROOF MACHINE ------R 10 29 *3 ------R f f 64 CLERK TYPIST Part time tor KSLJON E lect-Lie No 4049, R ELIABLE CONTRACTORS EXTERIOR 0t INTERIOR W ILLIA M H. V II T Excellent opportunity for SMALLJOBS fully Insured, no job too big, no INC. Homo repairs, alterations TONY SOTTOSANTI MaSOff Try us I Good lob, reasonable Roofing Seamless Gutters OPERATOR Insurance office. 3 days a week, Home repairs, carpentry, Contractor, stops, sidawafkt, Freeest Do own Work N j ins. Experienced Position at Mon., Wed , Frl., 9 fo 5 PM Call permanent career positions lob too small.------2415715 B new construction. Reasonable rate* Free est. 404-9913. with on* of the leading penciling, filing, van Interiors. rata*. No waiting time. Free waterproof Ing, retaining walls B Since 1932 , 373 1153 •o r Berkeley Heights Ope 371 9027 t f V LIO N? haul., clean up gar ------R 10 29 *0 ------Z t ♦ 70 property end casualty All work guar B fully Ins. Jo* ELECTRICAL-100 amp serv estimate*. 233 247* additions. 372 2063 or 37 5 2990. M tlon Center. ------; R 10-8 1 besmfs . remove old turn appl PAPERHANOJNO, SANITAS, insurance companies. 241 0343 on the average, 1 a Rppairt. Kstimatn Regional High School, Dlst. 1, ALL typas Of carpentry werk, G araf Oeocs resurfaced w Formica. Formica compare our rate* 10-3*44 chptrtull, given AAA SSM I 347 Spring!laid Ava. 841 Mountain Ave., Springfield, INVENTORY CONTROL ceilings, paneling, doors B counter tops. 446 0777 New position responsible for iTp-04 Summit, N.J. OARAOB DOORS, Installed, DAN'S PAINTINO N.J. 07081. Telephone 376 6300. maintenance and administra­ window*. No |ob too small Call And oecorating, int. B ext. Fredrick W. RichardT Equal Opptv. EmplovarM-F Equal Oppty. Employer M-F tion of computtrlzad Inventory Al 372-4202 after 4. garage ext., repairs B service, MOVING Reasonable rate*. Free p a i n t i n o b paperhanoino t m Santa a 1---- » 10-1 1 ------K 10-8-1 files B controls for wholesale — ------K 10-29 27 electric -operators B radio Local B Long Distance Estimate*, insured. 1 0 * * 2 0 0 ^ ALSO CEILINGS PAINTED 1 c o n . t r o l s . STEVENS 351 9403 Union liquor distributor. All Co. THE HOHEY DO 1 Free Est Insured ★ DENTAL ASSISTANT Carpet 4 Nap 21 O VERH EA D DOOR CO 241 CABINET RE FINISHING (Keepus moving 741-0940 M aplewood full time, 5 days, general benefits. Please send resume IN TE R IO R B E XTERIO R MAPLEWOOD 0749. veneers and you save) Pelntining. B Gutters, ------R tf-40 B ILUNG CLERK practice 686 0409 with salary requirements to CARPET INST'L'D. ------R t-F-47 Antiquing Vinyls Formica # heur week, staody position. BAXTER WAREHOUSE CO., Wall to wall Plus repairs Free E_.Estimates ____ insured. TREE EXPERTS ------R 10-8-1 Recover Your Old Cabinets, Paul’s M&M 7*03 or 753 7*3*. M r . Gisnnini. SPECIALlfiNO in p r u n in g , Union area Phone 444-9400, Mr 625 Rahway Ave., Union, N.J. Experienced. Call Andy New Doors B Draw ers, r « w 70 DENTAL ASSISTANT Home Iwpcavameett 50 ------R t f 60 AH f m u i o) T rra Worn, Btofaneiil 07013. Att: Jack Balkus. 755*701 Counter Tops. Moving HkHMlN( RtmevMs A N w Full time chair side, for quality ------Ktf 20 1*25 Vauxhall RO .Union IN TE R IO R B E XTE R IO R TUNING REGULATING —------R 10-8-1 ------K 10 0 1 G EN ER A L CONTRACTOR SprFyln® Full, Inturra BOOK A TOY group practice. Experienced, X 964-3712 681 7768 Painting. Leader B Gutter work ray license necessary. Good JANITORIAL WORK. Fart Alteratlan*. additions, painting, »R t f *4 Free est ins Stephen Deo, 233 DAVID PETRACCORC F im nera A w ooo c tiira . BGIFT PARTY time. 3’/j hours. Yaar round Job. QrM Care 31 kitchens, etc Fully Insured. R. 3561,354 6 500 REPAIRING 277 01J* Generous Awards salary 6 working condltons. 372 SHORTLINE MOVBES 762-5221 2330 C all607 0250, Ext 47*. Mon. tt>ru SANDS 407 0705 SAVE MONEY! ------1 R f f 60 Z 1G2Y70 DEMONSTRATORS Frl. Buy Direct From Factory Packing B Storage Appl Z H AM ALSO NEEDED ------R 10-0-1 ------— R T-F 50 Dolly Madison Kitchens P AINTINO B Decorating int B ------7- R 10-0T Wonder World 7267 i, paneling. Free 400 newest moat wanted Showroom and Factory, Rt 22, 24 hour serv Ext- Alterations, penelinj riaaWiai 1 Naadat 71 Over 4 D RIVER —PART TIME, for General Home Repairs R t f est ins^ K Schreliholer, 607 IU7 Van, hours 10-3, light deliveries. Nureery School Springfield 37* 6070 M mmo. All emergency repairs. Expert R t f 55 607 3713 eves B wknd*. PLUM B IN G B HEATING F ar fwfurther information, writs Cell 688 6671 NG BORE OPERATOR IJ»»MFrrl«*Y..Unl»n.N.J. GIBRALTAR MOVINO CO R t t4 VO00WSITM fam iliar with steel moM0 for S2l per hr., personally supa.'., Repairs, remodeling, violations SANTA'S PARTIES ------R 10-8-1 Flrati l« prrtcriool •athraaflM. plastarlna. Rm i . Laadscapa, Gaidraiai FRANK'S PAINTINO * F re t est. Bafh rm s , kits , hot wafer • on P, Avon. Conn. 04001 plastic Blue Cross, Blue Shield/ rtuc.tion ABM. IW F.tulH st ins., furr\. paddad. Local B IS EASY ?• 9USE ■ DRIVERS WIPERS ma|or medical, dental plan, statewide. Short trips to B from, int.BExt,gutters, leaders. Fully Boilers, steam B hot water ON Coll Toll F ra * 1 000-243 7406 m m My MMiwn Stax Ik ------R t-f 90 LANDSCAPING insured. Low prices. Call after 3 systems Medern sewer ------R 10-2*1 Full time jobs available, Mon. pension, 12 pe*d holidays B good t carlHira taacNara Tree expert, maintenance, top 24hr. serv. Free est. Plano cleaning. Comm. B res Herb . . . J0ST PN0HE vacation schedula. Wao* CARPENTRY-PLUMBING p m 372 4744. CLERK TYPIST thru Frl. 8 30 5 MILLBURN K M for: soil, sod, grass cutting, tree spoc rsts.74* 5700,(100) 242 6727 ------R 10-2* 44 Trlefler, ES 2 0440 Lie. 1000 PART T IM E CAR WASH 376 7501 commensurate with ability Call trim m ing 242 3271. ------R t-f-44 zTf.71 •M -7700 467 0790 Kindergarten, Gath*. kftchen^?eb., aiding, PAINTINO MjjsMtave transportation. Call ------R 10-0-1 roofing, baatmenti, Armstrong U NIVERSITY VAN LINES, An NEED A PLUMBER? CALL Ask Ad Tsksr' and ------R 10-0-1 educated move All types of interior B exterior Trim work. GERARONo job too small. lo r Sept. ’77 ceilings, tiling. 30 years oxp., CLEAN UP, SOD, hedge Apartments No job tog small. s*» will hAlp p * with a ------— 1------R 10-0-1 ANTHONY D'ALLESSIO trimming, shrubs, GEORGE moving. Free **?. W * move Rtas ratas 241 440*. Lie. No: O RIVIRS-TAXI CAB full B part h e ED H E L P ! Call 687-2452 _ 407-4 UC. NO. 311*0000 W EIR, Irvington 372 4922. single Item*. 27* 2070 anytime. R M M . RaauIt GaMa, Want Ad. C LERK-TYPIST tim e work, must be over 21 yr*. R T F 44 9G S44l4t offlc* manager k t u r n R t f 10 W 10-29-57 Call 373-J757 An In«xpanslv4 H E LP M Pnatiiq, diversified, clerical ------R 10-0 1 W A N T E D ad in tha i conpm lil advertising Classified pages of this Y k e . p v » hr. week, newspaper will reach over i pood typing skills, E ARN a State certificate as a 30,000 nearby raader I Vore *44 10*0, M ark homemikeer Home Health famllias. To place your ad, ICALL THE EXPERTS TO DO THE JOB-BIGHTli , Roo*o M , vauxhall Alda, training free, part time can * work, flexible hours 233 3113. , Union. ------4 8 4 -7 7 0 0 ------R 10-1-1 ------K 10 8 1

4. \ Iurtwctttw, Hi>c ik Thursday, October , * - Imlrucliom, M 14 For Sale Hw m F«S* IjH im m U h i Kttrt >7 Apirtmwti WinM M Hal* M*fit*d-M*fi l Nam e* 1 6 1 7 7

YARD SALE, hug* assortment LINOEN SUNNYSIDE brick w IRVINOTON 3 room apt , heat 2, ADULTS w ith one school age PERSON TO CLEAN and scrub of household Amisc. Items, Oct. alum trim , 3 bdrms., LR, DR, B hot water supplied. Avail, child need 2 bedroom apt., floors for superintendent, I day STEADY EARNINGS AT HOME •th, 9 5 30, Oct 9th. 9 3 P.M 2279 kitchen, fin. bsm trec rm ., 2 now 374 0151 [’ preferably Roselle Park, w ill month Call 375 0*49 GED test Vauxheli Rd., union. In case of baths, garage, cent, air, eium ------—------Z 10 S-97 consider 1 other suburban R 10 6 1 U you are artistically Inclined you can enroll rain, will be held indoors storms screens, modern oil l locations 272 4747 ------.— r 1 O' 8 burners, 2 yr. otd roof, new IRVIN OTON— Nesblt Terr. 1st ------Z 10 * 90 m our negative retouching class Excellent M., 5 rms. w heat, S275. Adults porches B front. Near schools Bible M s .D o * C * IT preferred Avail Oct 15, 763 SERVICE STATION is offered earnings can be made at home in your spare •cross from perk Low taxes. 5732 Roams Foe R*nt 102 MANAGERS For gas only ISS,900. Prlnc only Shown by —— ------Z 10-* 97 stations Good salary 4 benefits time once you learn how OOO O B E D IE N C E -10 lesson •ppt 925 7725 IRVINOTON (Upper) — course 130. Union, Westfield, A ------I 10 6 94 IRVINOTON Modern 3 RM 8. periodic Increases 447 0 564 Class size is limited, so hurry to call 241-1010 Furnished sleeping rooms for R 10 6 1 at Kean Summit N.J DOG COLLEOr, MAPLEWOOD garden apt A C, above irv Gen business men. *6 Madison Ave to discuss your qualifications *544*32 Hosp. Nov. occupancy. S235 plus 1st floor Quiz Anyone who has not TAILOR — :------R t-f-14 security. Cali M r Stickal, *22 ------Z 10-1-102 1D% DOWN 5959 bet 9 B 5 PART T IME NATIONAL COLOR OOOO HOME WANTED for 3 IRVINGTON—Clean Flexible hours, ideal for retired graduated from an ap­ mo old dog, mixed breed, will buy m i* 3 BR, ivy bthCol.l ------—------Z 10-B-97 com fortable sleeping rm ., no By Milt Hammer LABORATORIES INC. Pen. LR, OR, Den, Rec rm, IRVINOTON (UPPER) 3 rm person Apply Jeeves Clteners. proved high school female, house broken, shots. * •* cooking, share bath $30 week Rlckel Shopping Center, Rt 22, The quotations in the 304 W. First Avs., Roselle, N.J. 2973 Alum, siding. Reduced to apt., modern cabinet kitchen, Gentleman 399 0746 West Union program may become ------R 1 0 *1 * S3*,9001 Hurry! newly deedrated throughout, Z 10 0 102 column on the left, refer to floors scraped S220 Cell 375 - ~ R 10 6 1 candidate for the N e w -t For Salt G ERMAN SHORT HAIRED CALL 376-2300 TODAY 72M IRVINGTON—Furnished rm the Biblical people in the For S«lt POINTERS, A weeks old. S100 ANNE SYLVESTER'S ------Z 10 15-97 for retired or business lady, non TYPIST Jersey High School REALTY CORNER, Realtor smoker, with kitchen privileges A m a|or concern relocating to Call 241 1932 IRVINQTON-^3 room apt., heat colunm on the right Can AIR CONDITIONER, new, OARAGE SALE: Oct 7 A *th. ------R 10* 14 ------Z 1Q-AM Reasonable 375 2931 Springfield. N.J around Jen. 1, Equivalent Certificate 4 hot water supplied, near Z 10 8 102 1970, currently seeking accurate you pair them" Westlnghouse. 4000 BTU, f r I A Set , 338 E Coifex Av* , GOOD home wanted for 3 yr old NORTH E L IZ .- * fam ily (4) 5 transportat Ion Adults through the GED ( General upholstered »old living room Ro»ell* Pk 37" W tlbllt gat rm epts 4 2 efficiencies UNION Room 4 board for typists to be trained on latest cat, declawed. spayed. 925 5*74. preferred. Nov 1st. Cell 372 data entry equipment at present 1 Mother of all chair, priced low Call bet 115 rang*, 5 pc, kitchen *et w 4 back ------R10 I 14 Atklng S*9,900 For further 0310 elderly woman In private home Education Development) p,m. 375 1919 fiddle chairs, many orher location In East Orange, N.J O RANOB Animal Welfare Informetlon call Gorczyca ------, Z 10-* 97 Pieasant atmosphere. Care if living a Sarah household article * A needed 964 7694 Must be able to type 50 WPM tests offered at Kean y R I0 t League. Give a mixed breed Agency, Realtor, 241 2442, 221 IR VIN O TO N—6 rooms, avail 2 Father of many ANNUAL Rummiyt Salt, 9 4, collectable* Chestnut St., Roselle Z 10 8 102 Starting salary *125 weekly, full dogs A cats, also some pure Nov 1st, near Irvington Gen'l company benefits Call for College of New Jersey in ; Frl. A Sat., St Joseph's PNC K 10 l bred*, a home before the —------Z 10 * 9* 1 R VI NGTON — L arge w a rm nations bJabel Church, cor llth Av( 4 Hospital 371 6*23 appt., Unde Romeo, 676 32»0 Union Candidates should ' OARAQE SALE: Sat , Oct *th, holidays. Can be seen Sunday p o i n t PLEASANT—Brand ------Z 10-4-97 clean light housekeeping room Eastern Pkwy., Irvington 9 5 P.M, 105 So Durand PI . i tor mature gentleman. Very Equal Oppfy. Employer 3 Mighty hunter from 1 to 7 p m. 743 7294, 474 n*w Outch Colonial bilevel, IRVIN O TO N—3 large rooms, ------—------R 10-6 1 be at least 18 years of age K 10 | Irvington Pool table, costume*, 375* l«rg* living room, dining epom, heat 4 hot water supplied. Near reasonable Security 4 before the ANTIQUE extra-wide flooring household, clothe*. HI Fl ------R10 *14 kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 tile betht, referen ces re q u ire d . 12*7 and out of shcool for one . speaker*. ml*c. trensp Avail. Nov 1st. 374-2434 tmpfymaiif Wanted i board* In r# r* chestnut, long »lni»hed basement, rec. room, 4 375 *7*7 Clinton Ave See between 12 Lord. cJubal laaf yellow pin* 4 pumpkin pint, R 10B Wanted to la y" utility room, attached garage, ------j 10 * 97 noon & 4 PM all week year, but waivers may be . TEACHER wishes to care for 4 Father of such (w* Install, too) Also beautifully GIGANTIC OARAOE SALE. 4 hot water heat Call Builder 295 IRVINOTON 5 rms., * 1B0. Z 10 8 105 granted to persons 16 or textured wlda barn tiding 1 famille*. Sat A Sun 10 5 No LIONEL TRAINS , 9154 and *92 *715. UNION children In her home, after 12 as dwell in furnlshown oil heat Avail now noon. W ill p ic k up 4 deliver hand hewn beami, (up to 44' early bird* 134 Elm St , BUY, SELL, REPAIR ------Z 10 I 96 J75 0627, PLEASANT sleeping room near older who are no longer 435 2792 or 43$ 719* eve* Vatlsburg 373 1147 tents. d Nimrod long) plut fireplace manteit Elizabeth ROSELLE PAEK — ------Z 10 1-97 94 4 N Y. buses, non smoker, attending a secondary ’ 447 *144 eve*. ------R , 0 | ------HA 10 79 17 G#0 PATON ASSOC reliable, neat gentleman ------— K 10 4-2 ------K 10-e IRVIN O TO N— (1) Furnished 5 Mother of na­ HEALTH FOODS. Wt carry full Rltrs., Mtgs., Ins. Rm., 2nd fl., 4 smell 3 Rm References, security 233 *662 school. BAROAINS QALORB Sunday 4 LIONEL TRAINS 41* Chestnuts!. days, or 680 3019 eves NOTICE TO tions. e Abraham line natural foods, honey, salt IM M E D IA TE CASH Furnished apt 3rd fl., all Monday, Oct 9 and 10, from 9 free A sugar!*** foods, nut* Roselle Perk 241 t m ■ ------Z 10* 102 JOB APPLICANTS The GED test rates am to 5 pm at Temple Bnal Top prices paid. 444 2*92 utilities Included Call *M 2729 6 Father of all IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOD ------Z 10 * 94 ' after * pm or all day wkends com p eten ce and Itrael, 704 Nye eve , Irvington, ------K t 9-17 Rooms Wanted 103 This newspaper does not STORE, 9 Orange A ve, Irv , SO ORANOB—Brick 4 Frame, ------K 10 0 97 knowingly accept Help such as handle side entrance Just above 372 4*93 SUMMIT HEALTH TV SETS WANTED BEAUTIFUL Family Col- 4 educational development Irvington Center near IRVIN O TO N - 3 rms . 3rd t!„ RETIREO wim in seeking Wanted aas from employers the harp and FOOD STORE, 494 Spfld Av# , Portable, Bleck A White BR*. LR, DR, Den. new Ig. Kit., see Supt. 12* 40th St opp covered by the F a ir Labor acquired outside the Springfield A Stuyvetant Aves Summit, CR 7 2050 A Color Call 351 5255 Of 4*4 7 49* penciled Rec Rm, enclosed furnished room with light Standards Act which applies K 1 0 I ------R t-f Olympic Perk housekeeping privileges near organ f Eve ------R TF 17 leiousied Porch. EXTRAS, ------Z 10-8 97 to employment In interstate classroom rather than BAZAAR S truckloads of new central AC, FPL, WW cerpet transp if possible W rite Class commerce. If they offer less ANSWERS Or la Recyclers Scrag Metal iR VIN Q TO N—59 Bruen Av., 2nd Box 4239, c o S uburban merchandise, Sun . Mon , Oct 9 MAX WE INSTEIN SONS throughout Patio w gas grill than the legal m inim um academic accomplish-” A 10, Starting 10 A M Elmora Immec cond 762 19M or 575 floor, 4 rooms, heat supplied, Publishing. 1291 Sfuyvesant wage (S2 30 an hour) or fail SINCE 1920 clean 1200 per mo Adults only llZ 't’ ment or familiarity, with Hebrew Canter, 420 West End pOT DOG PUSH KART 2424 Morris Ave .Union •44* Ave , Union to pay fhe applicant Av#., (off Pennington St ) Dally r 5. Set * 7 * • * *23* ------Z 10*94 References 4 security required ------Z 10-0 103 overtim e uao) 3-9 ‘(91: LI u * 9 ) specific facts The Elizabeth m yrs old Stainless ------K t-f-17 See only by appt Call 10 4, Mr This newspaper does not SO ORANOE Otto, M4 0*00 weekdays Offic* Spec* for R*nt 112 knowingly accept Help e-S ‘ (OZ t qT ‘ (6 01 examination covers five TURN Scrap Into money, buyers ------Z 10-8 97 Wanted ads that indicate a BEAUTIFUL BATH S steel. Brand new of any quantity copper, brass, O PEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 IRVINOTON—4 rms , rent 1210, preference based on age U30) P-t ‘ (S:it u30) particular fields of study: WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE condition Asking stainless steel, lead, alum., 30* Lenox Av* LINDEN Office or Storage from employers covered by Bath items including vanities, radiator* A batteries Cell for (cor Ridgewood Rd ) heat 4 hot water supplied, no Space 1700 sq. ft. 86 2 4232 the Age Discrimination In 3-Z ‘ (0Z £ U30) J - I interpretation of reading marble tops, mad cabs A *500 00 dir A prices Distinctive Colonial In South pets Available immediately ------Z 10 15 112 Employment Act. Contact mirror*, tubs, etc 'Fantastic re MIDLANE SALVAGE Mountain section 10 rms.. See Supt. 1309 Clinton Ave the United States Labor materials in the natural auctions on good merchendlte *55 Julie St., BEtlZ Fireplaces, Sunporch, quarry ------Z 10 B 97 SIMM tor Dm ! 114 Department's local office 549-5054 til# kit., 2Vj baths Excel move for more inform ation The sciences, effectiveness (Nochecks S jt., Sun , Mon 137 9 ■ H - T , - i n m w IRVINGTON-Modern a c, Indiv UNION Corner Store for rent Laurel Av« Union 4*7 *555 ------R I I 3 17 in cond immed occupancy thermostat, >/j block from address Is Gil Noble H O U lf MOLO 1 ,1 , S,llln« Jpc 1*73 M orris Ave Call 68* 4746 and correctness of ex­ ------K 10 I ; *57,500 Call *72 923* or 762 23*4 Center 4 all trensp , very quiet, 970 Broad St.,Roam IM Wd'oom Mt MOO. to*, 1 chair OLD CLOCK WANTED tor appt anytime ------Z 1 OS-114 Newark, N J -or Telephone pression, interpretation of ■ ED: Full size w spring A large studio, S220, 1 bedroom 1250. coffee A 2 end tables S100. Any condition. Top price*. Also * ------Z 10 I 94 445-2279 or 445-247^. mattress, headboard A S2*0. 53 Linden Ave 399 91*1 reading materials in the electric Char B Qua *20, meat clock Repairs 4*7 4*0* SPRINGFIELD ------Z 10 6 97 Business Property 117 to be feted matching vanity w large round sllcer 120 or best offer Phone ------R 1 » 17 social sciences, in­ m irror, Pecan, vary good 155 3444 WE YOUNG SPLIT IR V IN G TO N —33 Chestnut Ave , Seton Hall University’s 5 rooms, neat supplied, 1220 mo MAPLEWOOD LAST CALLtl condition Orangt vinyl sofa K Id * BUY ANO SELL BOOKS Spacious 4 BR 3 bath home in Village prop 0 apts . 2 stores ERRORS...... Black Studies Center will terpretation of literary with walnut frame, giess 321 PARK AVE., PLFLD 4*1 3550 or 372 5497 HOUSE SALE lovely Woods I de area ideal Owner says sell, no reasonable chandeiler, modam. curtains A PL 4-3900 layout tor mother daughtar I 2 ------Z 10 * 97 Sometimes they happen Ini observe its seventh an­ materials, and general mort 4*7 2253 attar 4 P M No Bedroom set. 3 pc* , kitchen set. ------1C t *17 price refused ALSO spit# ot all our efforts to be broiler, brlc a brae, clothing car garage, cathedral callings IRVIN O TO N—Attractive 2Vj 2 Story masonary bldfl . mathematical ability. chack*. Low SO's A winner I See It now! room apartment, available now accurate niversary Sunday with a ------HA 10 15 Sat A Sun , I S p m Oct 8 A STAMPS containing pan'l offices + 5 rm IF YOUR AD HAS AN 9th. 1500 Bradford Terr , Union U S P late Blocks, Singles, EVES Beverly 37* 1043 or elevator bldg , heat 4 hot wafer apt Offices convertible to store ERROR please cell dinner honoring award The GED tests are given BIBLE PUZZLE CORNER. A ! Berth# *N M ) Realtors Supplied. 375 0*49 or 399 4458 R 10 4 accumulations, collections, use Immediately. Suburban lust pubJIshtd children's 1 Canada Top prices, S27 *011 ------Z 10 * 97 Publishing Corp. cannot be winning television each Wednesday, Thur­ activity book by M ilt Hammer HUOE Sale Oct *th A 9th, 10-4. tools, bunkbed*. toys, household ------R 10 79 17 Oak M | t Realty IR V M P L W O LINE— SV» responsible for errors offer 32 pages designed to provide an CUTLER th# firs t issue of publication newscaster and producer sday and Saturday items, clothes etc 2722 Lmwood CASH FOE SCRAP 372 M orrl* Ave rooms. 2nd fl., heat 4 hot water enloyable pastime, enables the l oad your cer Cast Iron. tkOO Spfld REALTORS 687 9000 Gil Noble, former Seton throughout the year and Rd Union (oft Liberty Ave 1 Z 10-* 94 supplied. 1225 F 4 M Realty Co . ------Z 10-4 117 Call 686-7700 boy or girl to better understand per 10O lbs . rwwsprps , 70c per 172 si SI. the Bible by solving the variety K 10 • ’ 00 ibt . tied bundles free cf SPRINGFIELD To make corrections Hall faculty member and are offered in Spanish and LlOHTlNO Matures, lemps, ------Z 10-0 97 ot fun to do puzzles end quizzes foreign m eter't* No 1 cooper. COLONIAL Firms, Cntry., Sher* Prop. 121 Send 7f cents for your copy to — shades, parts A repairs clocks. 40c per >b Brass lust 22c par lb artist in residence at the English A specific date giftltemsA flrepieceepuip Huge 3 BRS. l'/j bath*, ig tat in kit . A word about BAKER BOOK HOUSE. 1019 ’ Rags, '-T c ib. Lead A batteries; new tiled bath, fenced-m yard, IRVINOTON (U PP E R ) Lovely WARREN COUNTY Center The program is and time for examination Wealthy St , Grand Rapids assort of brand name* at disc we also buy comp print outs A The Roo*f*r,'s Coup Rt 29 tab cards Also handle paper move in condition Low 40'* newly pelnfed 3 rm apt . ail We have fine homes, acreage, Garage Sales, etc. Michigan 49504 Eves F*rn Schenermen, 374 appliances, tile bath 4 shower, Investments 4 estates Inquire scheduled to begin at 4 can be arranged by calling ------M IQ 29 Lem bertvlll*. N J open 7 days drive* for scout troops and civic This newspaper accepts no 409 3*7 0027 assoc . AAP FARE RESTOCK 1497 heat 4 hot water supplied, well tor listings. H. Moneftl, Realtor, p m. in the Student Center (201) 527-2190. kept elevator bldg S19* Also?'/? 164 Main St,. Hackeftstown, N J responsibility tor publishing CARPET CLOSE-OUT ------— K t-f CO , 4# *4 So 20th St , Irvington, C& R Associates advertisements which do Galleon Room ------Specializing In d o s t outs, (Prices tubl to change) J74 rm apt S190 Call 372 *252 (201) 852 1235. LIV IN G ROOM 3 pc decorator ------Z 10-15-97 — ------Z 10 6 121 not comply with town remnants, bankrupt stock Realtor 37V-7771 ordinances that control sectional, plastic covers, like ------W t-f-17 ------2 10 1 w IRVINOTON The event continues an R © S C U S t © O I T I Haavy commarcial carpet S? 75 new. 1550 firm Call 355 2942 Vacation Rantats privet# sales from home*, it w yd Outdoor A indoor carpet teaiMOeiBLD (UPPER) Lovely 2 rm apt, 124 annual tradition of K 104 Is the responsibility of tt># S’ 50 so yd We have over 1 SC kitchenette w all appliance*, person placing th# "For MATTRESS PACTORY ftUSINESS DIRECTORY A-C RANCH recognizing an out­ rolls on display Delightful 2 B R ranch w-fpic newly decorated, file bath 4 SKI Chalet near Lake Placid, Sale" ed to comply with competition set OUTLET sleeps 6 plus crib, fully equiped r e t a i l w h o l e s a l e In L R . D R , breakfast area In shower, heat 4 hot water, well local regulations. standing black leader *35 A up Orthopedic A custom managed elevator bldg H90 kitchen, TV, fireplace, Broadway Carpets A F urniture Quid Cars II Kit. end central air Many shad* Colonel Clinton L 54 Broadway, Nwk 4*5 4040 odd sizes Sweet Dream s trees In rear yard Atklrtg 241 5*42 toboggan S200 per wk 763 9470 whose work is in accord Bedding 443 Chestnut *t ------Z 10 8 97 Z 10* 124 Pagano, State Police K 10 15 Union 944 5C3 5 I W ILL BABYSIT for your child 144,900 See today end make with the center's goals. .— ------K-l f Ail ages meets provided, large offer 1 superintendent, has an­ c e m e t e r y p l o t s play ere*. Upper Irvington 172 Now ... Among previous honorees IRVINGTON (UPPER)—5'/7 AUTOMOTIVE M OVING Must sacrifice 4*s* REMLEfiER Your "WANT AD” can bi nounced that the first HollywoodMenorialPark Spanish Provincial LR. linen*, X IOI-31 Beautiful rms , supply own gas was “ Roots” autor Alex i Gethsamana Gardens cl of he*. 3 chests of drawers, book REALTOR 374 3319 haat. Adults only. 1210 Avail (WtoiTKfeiia hr Sal* 126 Haley, cited in 1974. annual statewide Heavy Mausoleum Stuyvesenf Av . shelve*, turn . records, brlc a ------Z 10 • 94 Im m ediately No pets Cell 373 brae A much more Frl A Sat 9*11 Rescue Team Competition Union 4** 4300 Office 1500 Stuy i UNION Beautiful split, 3 BRS, 72 FORD LTO Wagon, P S , “ STAR The Black Studies 10 4. Sun 10 2 4* Broas Pi., ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ------Z 10-1-97 Ave , Union LR, DR, mod kit , IVj bath*, P B , A C, AM FM Radio Cell will be conducted at the ------_ K f-f | Irvington (off 3*th St A Spfld A masonry work No lot too big IRVINOTON (UPPER) — 3V* Center was established in or too small Free eat., all work family rm., beautifully after 5 P M. 52,000 miles CLUE Chairs. I pt factional Ave) Conducted by Jane rooms, 3rd floor, heat 4 hot ★ ★ ★ State Police Training ------K 10* guaranteed *77 2940. after 9 landscaped Baseboard not 997 5710 August 1970 to foster t>«i«e sofa, alm ost new; j water gas heat. w ater supplied Single ------^ HA T F 126 Center in Sea Girt on MOV 1 NO Sale bedroom set. • ------— K 1429-39 preferred, near transp Avail. “ serious i search and decorator table hanging A floor A C Realty, Rltrs. 743 4500 SELLINO YOUR CART limps, dishes, tables, linens, pcs 1120. BAW TV. S40. many ------2 10*94 Dec 1, cell 37 2 9126%bet 0 30 5 Sunday The competition, household items, Frl A Set Oc’ D RIVEWAYS PAVED p.m A four line ad costs only S5. to STRUCK” scholarship and com­ men * A women * foil A winter E Q U IP M E N T TO HIRE UNION 7 A I. 9 3. 411 Spring St Union ------Z10-8-97 reach *0,000 famiiteel Ads must open to the public, is clothes; ell in excellent \ EXCAVATING be paid In advance at our Union Gain extra attention ter yeur munity involvement on condition Saturday A Sunday (off Washington Av* ) TO BUY OR SELL MAPLEWOOD 4 rms., mod scheduled to start ------K 10* QONNELLO BROS. 1st fl. apt of 2 family house office 1291 Stuyvetant Ave. dassJfiee aR by asking yeur and for the benefit of Afro- •nly 9 AM to 3 PM, * * ] inwood OFFICE 71*.»43 070*3 or our Irvington office. 22 "AR vlaar" to piece a star at Rd Union 4*41749 NEEDLEPOINT RUG RING close to shopping, promptly at 9 a m. HOME 7*0443# transportation 4 schools 1350 Union Ave 07111 by Tuq*. noon. the tap. ite rs can tee erBerate Americans and Africans.” ------R 10* * j HOOK ING GARAGE SALE All FREE ESTIMATES R A Y B E LL ------H A -t-f136 in 2-line, 4-iine or A4ine sixes. The all-day contest Is canvasses discounted up to 4C 1921 Morris Ave , Union plus Utilities. Call COLONY Focusing on training CONTENTS OF HOUSE — '4*2 ------H-t-f-20 SUBURBAN. Rltrs. 7*1 7100 7* SUICK ELBCTRA MS, Blu* (See samples below). open to all heavy rescue Force Drive. Mountainside.Set percent Frl. A Wt p.m 13 whit#, vinyl roof. 4 DR. HT, students for service in BHerwoed Dr . Short H ill* I pH 6 8 6 -6 0 0 0 ------^ ------Z 10 * 97 k Sun Oct • A *th, * 4 p m "G ------Z lfrS M M ID O LB S E X, N.J, auto . PS. p saets, window Han't tlw way a typical and safety teams in tha Magnificent Spanish dining White Oek Ridge Rd ) 17*34*2 locks, air, T glass, reardefrost, professions and careers ------R 10* UNION Hamiltonian Apt*., Warranvliie dam fM ad m t* a 4-lm star state room table, Karastan rad wool CHAIN Lte* F—dog 9 Da. Rd. 4 Boundbrook Rd. near Rt AM FM stereo, Mlcheflns, 31,000 aiding urban com­ carpeting In excel! Cond . NEW mattress, twin or full U0 vinyl wire r high 7S cants 21. 1 4 2 Bdrm apt*., from S235, mi., 1 owner, show room cond. Spinish chandelier, sleeper Sofa bed St to Bunk bed* wood so ft inataitad. Pro* eat I mate* NEW U S M . , ...... nawly decorated, a ir cond 6*7 3209 munities. the center sot* chelrs, dinettes, some WO 241 9M2 Call 3tt-lB44 anytime ------K 10 *126 ------Ktf ------K 11 1441 charming, spoftee* home, close Includes cooking gas, heat 4 hot recently received a grant FRIDAY DEADLINE •otiQues. elr conds antique to Union Center Great buy. wafer 4 swimming pool On site 4* IM PALA, 2 OR auto , V0, 1 C, armoire much more No early 1 LPG Gas Heater, cabinet type. won't last Call now. we have perking Call M *0 *I5 or see PS. RAH, st*reo I track, good from Hoffman-LaRoche to All Items other than spot birds BTU output 33.000 S75 1 LPG key Realtor Supt in apt 27 snows, runs good, best offer 6*7 h o u s e h o l d i t e m s ------K 10 • Gas Heater, cabinet type S50 WE SPECIALIZE m demolition ------Z 10 29 97 jew elry, entire contents of continue a project of news should be In our office Outside Hue required Call 374 ------K 10* 126 house. Fri. 4 Sat., 2740 South DINING ROOM SIT —10 pc work Local A commercial M ORRIS TWP. Taking student placement by noon on Friday. 5499 after 4 residences included. W * also LOBIMtt 687-5220 applications for 56 rm apfs 1944 PONTIAC CATALINA, air Side Ave., Union oak, a pc oedroom, all m good ------K 10 • ------2 IB * *4 inner-city agencies cond priced tor quick sale 684 clean up ettics, garages, A fully decorated, all with condition, power steer 4 brakes 1 w in g pack A 1 club chair. basement* W* clean up UNION tarracas, A C, pool. Convenient Good trans. New paint, needs 7299 Hoover Electric Broom, good A Two-line star ------_ ---- R 10 6 anything. 239 54*4 ask for Ratph. NEW LISTING to N Y C bus 4 trains S395 up engine 376 7440 cond Call 4*4 1972 after 4 p m i ------R 1015*4 529-4*31 —------K 10 8 126 ------K 10 I Brick front Split Level, alum, siding, 1 BRS. Rec Rm.. near ------Z 10 75 29 MERCURY 97 Marquis. 4 DR. ★ Four-line star RENT a new piano from *4 per Pgslit t NywUWe M bus#* S59,900 EVES Harvey MORRIS TWP copper tone, PS, PB A-C, rear month applicable towards 4*7 1 959 or Beverly 37* 1043 (MORRISTOWN), 1, 2, 3 brm . defrost A 1 cond 35,000 ml. 376 ESTATE SALE purchase RONDO MUSIC Mwy ■ OWAIDHIINZ1 A C, Garden Apts., Pool, S320 7137 eves. 712 R dgewooo Rd . 23 at vauahall Rd , Union 4*7 PAINTINO APAPERHANOINQ up N Y C. bus, trains, 539 *631 ------K 10 0 126 Six-line star Millburn, Thurs., Frl A Sat Carpanfr^A Fla*taring ™ ______K 1(379 Taking appl. 1971 FORD LTO Wagon, A C, Oct 6 7 a 10 5 Oak N i l lu ity ------Z t-f - 97 PS. PB. excellent cond , 58,000 To Make Your Ad Complete household R UMMAGE SALE — St 372 Morris Ave , Spfld m iles 11595 . 684 0070 before 6 furnishing A furnitu re , all Joseph s Church, Benvenue ------Z 10 • ROSELLE PARK ------K 10 0-126 ’STAR STRUCK” appliances. a ttic to Sligcoeaa 4 &n p *n ** >0 UNION Ave . W Orange Fall rummage 194* C AM ARO , 327 cu. in. call an "Ad-Visor" Mon. to Frl. basement, several unusual sale. Thurs Oct 13. 10 a m 4 Washington School collections, antique A new, p m , Fr! Oct 14. 10 a m 2pm CUSTOM MAOS automatic, headers, beautiful 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. #t clothes, linens, toys, odd Big selections something tor SLIFCOVERS Owner anxious to sell this Cep* Interior, metallic red, good Spacious tires, runs great, very clean. pieces. brie a b ra e everyone Created by 1 Sham, featuring l R, ig. science eat in Hundreds of you nemo it. K 10 • 241 4! 2t after 4 p.m Kit, 4 BRS. finished basement C *ll (201) 54* 1669 No reaaanebi* offer refused ------K 10* 126 686-7700 RUMMAGE SALE Friday. ______—------Z lfr* 10 Apartments SANDRA KONNER Oct 7. 11 4 p m Kilbum Church, Fountain Realty Co 19/4 SS EL CAMINO, white, VT, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 942 South Orange Ave , Newark G*n«ral S m itH S A PS, PB, AC, Auto , A ir., Fac 4 Realtor 9*4 3143 Mags. 232 8667 ------* 10 4 ------Z 1 0 > M BLAST THOSE BUGS! ASSOCIATE TROFICAL Fish Aquariums in Garden ------K 10-8 126 SEVERAL FAMILIES HOLD UNION Find an E xlerm inator in installed A Serviced ***03J9 PONTIAC LeMans 1973 2 Dr H GIANT GARAGE SALE_ 19* the Classified Section' Call • ESSEX COUNTY SECTION Linden Av . Springfield, Frl A — ------Z1B-I94A A F IN E BUY Top, V Roof AT, PS, PB, RH, A ir Split Level 7 Rm s, 3 BRS. Setting cond. Lovely cond 48,910 miles, 68 6 7 700 for fast action' NATIONAL COUNCIL OF Sat , Oc* 7 A *th, 9 30 P P M CALLIORAPNY BY ELLEN. JEWISH WOMEN ______R 10 • Personalize your cards B science kit.,OR, Rec Rm,, ivy 11650 Call 686 0459 after 4 p.m Beths, Central Air, Patio, Private. SIX k i t c h e n c a b i n e t invitations for mat special look. 379 439* Carpeting Terrific buy SO's. Air Conditioned ------K 10* 126 ^HIMIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIHHIMINIUMUIIUMMMHIMM Sibsflaa Tkrifl Hnsts DISPLAYS A 1 truck load Realtor cabinets 50 percent off Call 549 ------Z 10T94A 1973 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 Dr "Clothing, Furniture A Erie -#- 3VV Rm«.-$275 Sedan, all power, a ir cond , Brae 5959 White Realty 688-4200 45,000 miles, 1 owner, good cond 55 Academy St , S O 7 *3 *0 0 ,. —------R 10 • S E A ESTZTI DEATH NOTICES ------Z 10-* M 5 Rms. 1325 Must sell, best offer 6*7 3053 143 Main St..Orange *73 2541 SOFA, antique, beautiful lamp ------K -10-8 126 table w marble iop. tier table UNION iilHtlltlllimilHHHHiHIIHIHWNtHNMHI 7*0Spfld A v* , Irv. 372 0404 74 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 2 DR Mon thru Sat * 4 M m a h r S w ' Full dining room, large A LB E R T—On Tuesday, Sept was held at St Pauls Lutheran TADDEO—Frank, on Friday, **** - _____ ARE YOU HANDY? kitchen that can V8, auto trans , PS, PB, A C, T Church, Galloping H ill Rd . Sept 30, 1977, of irvington — ------K 14* Then take a look at this *Vi rm glass, vinyl top. 23,350 ml.. New 27, 1977, Fanny (Fischer), of 8 SOFA, black A white, (LIIAKKTH accom m odate your own Lexington Dr., Engllshtowr, Elizabeth. on Tuesday, oeloved husband ot Helen (nee FLEA M A R K E T—Set Oct *, Col. nestled among *70,000 fires plus snows S2195 Call contemporary. excellent clothes washer 4 dryer. N j , beloved wife of the late interment Graceland Memorial Dahnken). father ot Mrs St Paul The Apostte Scheoi. *54 To Settle E*Ute home*. This can be the winner Beautifully landscaped after 4 30, 467 0516 Park, Kenilworth Friends Marilyn Downs of Jamaica. Stuyvesenf Aye , Irvington. 10 condition 1150 Rudolf, devoted mother of l»t TIME AOVEKTISEO you have been waiting for. in garden epts. Walk to ell ------:------K 10 8 126 called at the MC CRACKEN N Y . brother ot Ned Taddeo of am 5 pm. Into. 37444*4 Call 4*7 2414 40'S Alfred G., Paula Bobucky and ------— — z-io-o . — ------R 10 4 Elmora, cor. 1 fam., 7 Rms., schools 4 trelr*—25 minute Elsie Webb, sister of Betty FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morris Irvington. Mrs. Laura DiFranco semi modern kit , 13 Schmidt and Mrs Nancy Jean Hollywood Memorial Park 9 am - 3 pm ____ —------K 10* Owner retired. Priced right ------Z Ifr* 96 days; eves. 273-91!‘ “‘ 9193. also survived by five — ...... ____ Z 144 SO. ORANOB VAILSBURO-3 Fitzgerald, also survived by 13 grandchildren The funeral was ' full size rooms in smell quiet K tf 129 O ARAGE SALE: HOUMhOld TV, O .E. Color, 25 Inch, *175, TV grandchildren Funeral was K LA P P —On Monday, Sept 26, conducted from The SOUTH ORANGE CHOICE apt bldg at So Orqnge LOCAL new car dealer will pay conducted from The items, clothing, ptey pen, coach noble, Zenith S50, consol* TV AREA settle estate, * ig. rm *., overbook price for clear suburb 1977, Miss Helen M Of 1682 McCRACKEN FUNERAL S Raleigh bike E furniture. Vellsburg city line. Convenient McCRACKEN FUNERAL carriage. Sat. Oct. I, 10 5 43*< ^ semi modern Kit., IVi baths. 220 LANDLOFDS used cars. Ail makes 4 mod Porter Rd , Union, N.J,, sister of H O M E , 1500 M o rris Ave., 4*7 1*49 to buses, shopping 4 trant. Ideal HOME, 1500 M orris Ave , Union, Unllon, on Saturday. The Passaic Av*. Kenilworth. elec., steam unit (oil), copper We can help you rent your for business person or couple Also vintage cars imm cash Mrs. Loretta G Smith, also ------R 101 ______R 104 vacant apt*, to desirable Mr Carr 763 6226 , 763 3400 on Monday The Funeral Mess survived by several nieces and Funeral Mass at Holy S pirit plumbing, 3 garages. Ig. hooted Call 7*3 2104 or 373 1591 af St Michael's Church, Union O ARAEE M i l - Moati* new tenpnts, screened bv ------— K t f 129 nephews The fu n e ra l was Church, Union interment Holy T IT* lt*W YN ft., D«fe*; porch, basement roc rm, M#ny orofeee lonats at no cost to f d i . ------Z 10-| 97 Contributions may be made to Items, drapes, clothing, b rlc » •xtra features. Priced right. conducted from The Cross Cemetery, North Contents ot heme Something for UNIO N—3Vi furnished Rms., A HIGHEST PRICES the American Cancer Society Arlington Contributions to the tre e , rugs A lewolry, all at give Realtors. McCRACKEN FUNERAL • veryoiso. Thurs. Frl. Sot. A TIIMBEBALTY Mf-attt C, all utilities supplied, l person PAID HOME, 1500 M orris Ave , Union, American Cancer Society would away prices. Large selection of ------Z lO-a-97 DW YER—On Wednesday. Sept tine art photographs. Frl., Sat. A Sun GREEN’S AGENCY preferred, *315 mo. Nov. 1st., w for lunhear*. Local dial towl iu. on Thursday. Funerel Mass at be appreciated. ------K 10 E w carpet. 9*4 3990 28, 1977, Alexander V., of 1310 Sun , Oct.''7, I, f, 10 4 p.m 53 LA N D LO R D S — No foe, no can 232-2350 St Joseph’s Church, 151 Jefferson Av , EtUebeth ------Z10197 Orange Ave , Union, N J . WALKER—Lillian B , on Hughes St., Maplewood USED BOOK SALE Oct 7 22 advortlslng expense We Maplewood Interment Holy recommend reliable 4 screened beloved husband of Lillian Cross Cemetery, North Friday. Sept 30, 1977 of Union, (between Stuyvesenf A Herd covers and paperbacks m 3 52 -5 40 0 UNIO N—MOD. 6 RMS 4. GAR Bryson Dwyer, brother of Frank Springfield Ave. off Boyden) all categories incl. Americana Z IO A M tenant*. North Realty, 9*4*40* W W CARPTG. AC, Trailan A Campan 132 Arlington N.J , daughter ot th# late ------K IS * DECORATED. 5350 per month Dwyer and Mrs Margaret George and Bessie Walker, end collectibles Children's FLORNAM PARK-4 room Bl ------Z IB-■-97 Hahn The funeral was A TTN, students, teachers, plus utilities. c *ll * M 3477 or 6*8 1*70 1J FT. SHASTA Trail*, MALTESE —Pauline (nee devoted sister of M r*. Patricio OAR AO I SALE; 3 families. *1* Dept Only: Frl., Oct. 7, I S. AH level, ig. deck off kitchan, newly conducted from The Jarmln, Jeanette Walker, Mrs. couples call us All areas, all 38*7. fully contained Sleeps six M atara) of Roselle, N J , on Elm St Roselle F a r*, Oct. 7, l, books Set* 9:30-* :E0; W n M iy * decorated. iv» bams, fam ily rm. McCRACKEN FUNERAL Kathleen Neldllnger, M#r|orl# 10-1:30. SUMMIT COLLEGE Ericas. ------HA 10 B 97 Excellent condition S2300 Call Monday Sept. 34, 1977, beloved •*th, 10* p.m. Light fixtures, B rec. rm. Ital. Ceramic tile B HOME, 1500 M orris Ave , Union, wife of the let# Vincent, loving and Robert Welker Relatives toys, children's clothes, cribs, CLUE, 10A AubroySt., Summit m irror* in foyers, excel are*. UNIO N—3 rm apt . heat 4 hot 741 74*2. on Saturday The Funeral Mass 964-5290 water furnished, occupancy ------K 10 8 132 mother of Ann and Michael and friends attended th# funeral 'concrete benches, silver, new (off Morris Ave. near Clb# Large lot. Low taxes. High 70's af St Michael's Church, Union service at HAE6ERLE 4 vWIgy) Tel 273 1721 ^ HOME RENTALS S40 BKR. Nov 1st. Adults only S195 Maltese of Roselle, N.J., Mrs. 122 f it ) ------Z 10-S 97 Interment Holy Cross jean Attardl of Bayonne. N.J G. BARTH COLONIAL HOME, ------Z IA A M month 376 2633 or 6*7 3*67 Cemetery, North Arlington Tenants: Looking for an ------Z 10 • 97 HELP WANTED Sonny Maltese ot South 1100 Pine Ave., corner of FOR Buying or Selling home* In Plainfield, Frank Maltese of Vauxheli Road, Union, on aRartmant??? Sava yoursolf UNIO N—Beautiful 3 Ig. rm apt G ARIES—On Thursday. Sept Union or Essex County. Call frustration and tlmo In finding Dover, Delaware, Sal Maltese of Monday. Interm ent In CENTUR Y 21, Mlllbwrn Realty, near Union Ctr., bus. cpl. All Haip WaiRad-Mea $ Wmteaa 1 ! 29, 1977. Louis A , of 11 E Clay Totowa and the late Frances Hollywood Cemetery. Nte right apartment Call us for utilities supplied. S350. immed Ave , Roselle Park, N J , Realtor 37* M*0 an appointmont to inapoct and Maltese, Josephine Kemble, and — ------Z 10 AM occupancy Cell 6*6-6496 No beloved husband of Gertrude WUESTMAN—On Tuesday, • SEtect ono out of 100 for your CAREER SALES Sgt. Thomas Maltese. Also H ILLStO E—Maintenance free calls weekends (Parry) Garles, devoted tether Sept 27, 1977, Joseph V., of *)3 noods: Buildings, 1-* families. ------Z 10*97 OPPORTUNITY.success equals survived by thirteen Col. in Westminster section, of Kenneth B , Anthony L. grandchildren end nine great Fairfield Way, union , N.J., OErdons and Homes. VAILSSURO (UPPER) — 2 earnings averaging over *20,000 1 Garles and Mrs Linda L. beloved husband of Katherine modem Ktf., formal OR. ig. LR, LIVING SPACE RLTV after first year Starting salary grandchildren Relative* and B saparate RM. wim FPL. J %. nice furnished rms., kitchen 4 Santos, brother of Robert (Deckart) Wuestman, devoted BKR 235-0000 to Si.000 monthly Some college friends attended th* funeral on father ot Joseph A. and Norman *BORMS plus dressing rm . 1V» bedroom, private bath, in Garles and Richard Taylor, also Thursday from the SULLIVAN ------5------Z 10-0*97 privet* home. No pets. Call 375 or business experience required. survived by two grandchildren G. W uestm an, M rs. Doris bams, finished basement, large Call 352 5309 FU N ER A L HOME 146 E. 2nd closet*, 2 car garago, many E LIZABETH—Attr. modern SV» 56*1 Funeral service was held at the Adams, brother of Mrs. Ball* ------Z 10 0 97 ------K 10 B 1 Ave., Roselle, N.J. Funeral Sand, also survived by seven extras Included. Asking M l,981. rdom / apt., new 2 fa m ily , MCCRACKEN FUNERAL Mass at St. Joseph's the Principals only. 2*9 7*42 M AINTENANCE full time with HOME, 1500 M orris Ave., Union, grandchildren and etBht treat business or retired couple, VAILSEURO—(2) Apts., 4 4 5 Carpenter, Roselle Interment grandchildren Tha funeral was ------«------Z IA A M excell. Elmora loc. Conv. Rms , 2nd floor, heat 4 hot real estate firm. Need driver's on Monday Interment, St Gertrude's Cemetery, IRVINGTON license Call 680 4896 or 6*7 0573 Graceland Memorial Park, conductad from Tha Newark, N Y bus. 152 0*05 water supplied. Adult* only Call Rahway. McCRACKEN FUNERAL. ------Z 1BI 97 between 12 Noon 4 5 PM, 371 ______R Kenilworth1061 Friends who desire ABSOLUTE GEM HOME, 1900 Morris Av*., Urban* H ILLS ID E —4VS rms , 2nd floor, 77*4. M ATURE woman to care tor may make contribution* to the REIS—On Sept. 20, >977. Minnie, 3 Iptult. •!*«.» Am erican Cancer Society on Saturday, Tha Fynaral Maaa adults only. Hoot 4 hot water ------— ------Z1B697 teacher's infant In my home, of Veiisburg, wife of the let# Charles, beloved m other of at Holy Spirit ChvrcK, Union. 1 »Xt, L». D«, supplied, no pots. Avail, now.. VAILSBURG Ivy Hill, 6 room Union Sayrebrook area Own HARMAN—On Friday, Sept 30. Call 351 2207 apartment, heel 4 hot water transportation References M arie Dolan and Russel Reis, K it. anciMM porrtv, wm ■ 1977, Elizabeth F., (nee sister of the late Fred* Jerome, ------Z 10-0 97 supplied. 5300. 687 2616 urpMtM. *»t& t «r R 10 6 1 M cGinJey). of Mountainside, Emily Trub, Robert Kraenzltn. IB VIN O TO N - 1 booroom opt*., LAPIDES & PETTI N.J., beloved wife of Harold E Bertha Kannatey ante Ro*a S T L * lrlc « CWW. « m * . t * •tevator bldg. 35* Stuyvetant Realtor 371 5430 Harman, devoted mott»#r of Moshlnsky, also »urvt vote by flva u m . LK. OK. m«K. Wt-. t«*. Avo pood transportation, call ------Z 10 6 97 Production Supvr. Harold T Harman, sister of grandchildren and two Braat rm. KoMibK mottmr-dtr. Leading foam insulation Mrs Dorothy Schau, Mrs manufacturer needs production grandchildren. Funeral aarvteaa A.C. KMltv.Kttra. * r r * yn* ... z , MW Catherine Spieler, Mrs. officiated by Rev Bleaknay on — ------i i a n » Ml VlteETON — oriented man to run our Gertrude Hoehler, M r*. Jeen production line. Some electrical Saturday from Th# RAYMOND M APLKWOO»Mr«*ln prtM largo rm. front apt., Norbut, Mrs Phyllis Sullivan, FUNERAL CENTER. 322 '• cut# Colaniai. alum. araftd, hoot supplied, n etr COUPLE expecting ftrst cN/ld background would be helpful Mrs. Marlon Anderson, Mrs 130 Call Mr. Taylor at 4*6 6723 for Sanford A v * ., Veilsbureq. - I M . U ». OK, KM * B shopping. Mrs. desires isora rooRis, Shirley Richards end William interment Hollywood Memorial i, 204 Myrtle Ave., T il fl. reasonable rent. *877379 appointment McGinley Th# funeral service ---- 1 10-6.M ------K lfr4 1 Perk ——- I U-M-W from librarians and library trustees Thursday, October 6, 1977 Revolutionary period will greet from public, county, college, school and exhibition visitors special libraries David C. Palmer, Major funding for the exhibition was State unit to study acting state librarian, will -represent provided by the New Jersey American Kean College to exhibit Burke. Revolution Bicentennial Celebration The study commission has engaged Commission with additional financial two professional library consultants, assistance from the Friends of the New New Jersey libraries Nettie B Taylor of the Maryland state bicentennial items Jersey State Museum administrative structure for libraries Department of Education and William Jersey Historical Society in Newark While the exhibition is at Kean A study of the structure and The New Jersey State Museum's in the state, fiscal implications and Roehrenbeck, former director of the during the first half of 1976 College, it will be open to the public organization of New Jersey’s libraries Bicentennial Caravan, a travel­ funding sources and perceptions and Jersey City Public Library, now It includes maps, documents, from 9 a m. to 3 p m. Monday through has been launched by the State Library ing exhibition of more than 100 attitudes of librarians and library retired weapons, furniture, paintings and a Friday There is no charge for ad­ The study, to be conducted by the- decorative and utilitarian objects from users. The final report of the commission variety of utensils. mission Information on visits by school state’s County and Municipal Govern­ the Revolutionary War period, will be ment Study Commission, is scheduled Commissioner of Education Fred G. will be the focal point df a statewide Setting the theme for the exhibition groups is available by phoning 527-2660 at Kean College in Union today until Burfte stressed that the commission in library conference in the spring of 1979. are appropriate quotations from the to be completed in December of next Oct 20 its survey will be seeking input from P R IM E VIEW ERS personal journals of Elias Boudinot, a year. The work will be federally Housed in two 40-foot trailers, it New Jersey’s library community. prominent New Jersey patriot who was financed under Title 1 of the Library The heaviest television viewing, represents a modified version of the An advisory committee has been a leader in securing the state’s Services and Construction Act reports Nielsen Television 1977, is “ Pulse of the People: New Jersey 1763- formed to lend the expertise of its ratification of the U S. Constitution A The study will concentrate on the during Monday-Sunday, 7: SO to 11 p.m. 1769" exhibition shown at the State members to the commission's planning lecturer wearing clothes of the statutory base for library services, EST. The one exception is for Museum in Trenton and, later, the New and conduct of the study. The com­ preschoolers, who spend more time USED CARS DON'T DIE...they just trade away Sell yours mittee will have representatives from viewing Monday-Friday 7:00 a m. to with a low cost Want Ad Call 686 7700 the State Library Advisory Council and 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.

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