New •Jersey: the District Last April

-Thursday, October 9,1980- $ I million is given for veterans ^pmr»nititBtnMiitnis'lHifs—n^tHnioiiK~ror"VTep~Highcri—Education:—Afcff R€WS bqcn allocated by the stale arc available from college plications received after Prudential- Insurance Bedminstorfor 12years. pany's, accounts, include , l.EE STANFORD of the human resource manage- -legislature for the veterans' rnnrHlnnthrs nr Nov. 1 will hn rnndrimwl Co.. promoted .RlCIIAllD O'NEHX. of the City. o£ Linden and the Briton & Selig Agency in ment'in May 1979.nl Up-Vetcrnns' Tuition Credit Ihe state Department of for Spring payment. : - Elizabeth was appointed Program (VTCP) for the JOSEPHINE M. PAGMA Mountainside has marked Linden • Board of 'Educa- sala College and' joined The Zip Code of Linden .to assistant his lOlli anniversary with tion. District-HI chairman of Lincoln Federal as a 1980-81 academic year, ac- group systems analyst in Elizabethlown Gas Co. lie the Catastrophe,. Planning supervisor at. the Murray cording to T. Edward LEE BURGESS BERLIN, M D, for Springfield Is thq firm's computer is Vice president of ad- -Directors of Mldlanlic Committee of the Indepen' Hill Square office. She was Hollander, state Announces th« Opening •' - 07081 systems and services of- ministration and customer Banks. ;Inc, declared' dent Insurance Agents of named acting supervisor chancellor of higher _ Of Ills Offices At fice at Rosoland.' Paglin service. •.' regular quarterly New •Jersey: The district last April. She also is a rul- education. was an English teacher at dividends of 5!> cents per includes Union County. ing elder and-youlh ad- The program, which 19 PROSPECT ST., SOUTH ORANGE Mother Seton High School, share of common slock Pupose of Ihcrcbmnliltc'c's viser in the Townlcy prqvides a maximum an- For The'Practice Of Clark, before joining the and 50 cents.per share, of. program is to educate the Presbyterian Church. .' nual award of $200 to each Published Every Thursday by Trumar Publishing Corp. \V / :; eligible •'veteran, may be /ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY . 37MountnlnAv).,Stx-lnofl<>ld,N.J.07061 iti-17O0 [-prbfpifed-stock^paynfajo- bliUiii "• ~. Sports Medicine and TotuI : T~ She holds -a- bachelor's Oct. J5 lo shareholders of- loss in Ihe event of major -used • for any -Mailing Addrtu: Joint Replacement' • ~^ 7* P.O D«K 49. Sprlnolleld, N.J. 07081 Subscription Rale Second Class Postage' degree in English froiVi record on Oct. oSidont- ' Ten non-credit Bh.D.formerly of Lmden. Homes" will.be Ihe lopic Eitl lil l admlnlstraHon-o<-thc-J-lr^- ^ r-V 'Ijhinn Hiinmr- $ Start YoiirChrietmas •'I . . to!fnewlycreatedposition of a seminar to. be con-«islak Roalty' Corp of l)onlllnn -announced .Unit during October, —of -vice pres/ldenl- dueled for Ihe public nexl inmi Klizi bo l 1 rlls «*•••' Shopping Early! p Newark. Ho will coni'inuo ^ !,* ' l . Tf ; November ancTpecember marketing.' He Will have Co. would become the first Wednesday.7:30lollp.m.. in'hli"capiiiVy o("chio"l Jiy the Caldwell College' overall responsibility for "•' Ok. :JIHPH In the. upper Icvefcon- iinancialToHlecr In- add)'- !:inlmcil11 institution lojoin 1 ils sh red Office- of Continuing -consumer .and /industrioI THOMAS-HOYE ol Mpun- -Terence room at Menlo tjo)1 to takjng chargBo( all: " ..ne'tworkv-nf. Education. The fees ($15 product, marketing proi. tainsido was nameddlroc- Park Bainbcrgors. II is Internal services of the «•"Iprnu11c teller to $30) include all grams and a/livilies, in; mut>h tor of'': advertising o« the second of three free cOmâ~n7. Rauchhath' .")os. Fidelitys teller materials.' Tho timely gill tor . from thp.Omooa'Gold Col new eluding advertising, sales" Wakofern Food Corp , the seminars sponsored by-Ci- |oined Kislakin l?7) as an"netwark_is.lho largest "on . The workshops: Paren- lection. ' Superbly—tr*Hod gew l ilV0 promotion ai/dpubllcTcl'a- cooperative distribution ~l.v. Federal Savings and=a<-countant and became , "" «.vslem in Newting- in" I he '80s, the Low- _ richly loxtufDd,' HK gold Jcrs0 : , ANRItlKI Under the presenl ordinance, han- drive, Bosco suggested "No TrucksV —'- lions. arm otmstiopRitosuper; Loan Associjilion of controlldMn 1977. •''• .y.' Luslonu'rij, may,Income Child "în" the World Series fever struck lhe_J>pr..-™dic-«pped parking spaces art required- since the pelilionhad been filed police ' markets In Now Jersey Elizabeth lo help women • use aiyv or Iho company s Classrojmi.-theFuture of signs be irtslalled aUenlrances to. the radar units: .had patrolled Tooker l a infificld Township Co'nit»iittec-meelinft-Hn^t>ul»lie7pitrkinij lots, me ammend~~l'rive. •'^* _: _ , •' __.'' The 25llf anniversary of. and five other nAr- understandarid mod their- The National ' Slate '"7 ^ Education, A' Pocket, Full, * .Tuosdayj' ' - ~. ' _^_- ••- ... men! also would require handicapped Avenue fprfnur hours during the pasl 21 . service/ .. with C - - - gel cash, .lylaygf'.'llobert Weltchek said'-ap- days. thoastorn States. Ho financial needs. The third. Bl n"k -gSS of Pooins-, Communica- '>'.' The 17 residents who at(eri(|ed the piirkinRspa'cesinprivaUipar-kinRlots. • ElizabetMowh Gas ôformorJ. y directed sdvor- iobeheld.aUtfO-p.mibhldl73> .O Octt . poinied.IWARTftKliviilJS m^° deposits., transfer tion: It's '.More-than • Just- praval lo^niilall the signs would be a "We've gat :I5 kids on tharblo.ck.and'': meeting speculated the opening Rame Springfield residentÊd 'Roll SUR-^ lengthy process. • • : ; '. . • was marked •by.. '.10.1 IN'" tislng for the Family'Mart 2!) al the same place, will LAYVON o' Unden o money-bolween_accounls, Talk, MathomaticsJorJhe —between Philadelphia and.Kansas.Cily Rested" the ammendmenl also 'inclut}cv they come . flying_out . (if the-those ' KE'ANythc firm's'chief ex- -StoresTa division srA &'P j^nsider Ihc uSe of trusts. assistan!:.."„'".t...... ,.cashie"r 'L:.. make loan payments, and Gifted Child, Religious , probably contributed to the lowjilcnout'. . insl.illinK special parking signs in froni '. The. township committee must-first.. .driveways like .therels.no tomorrow," ecutive officer and chair- Atlanta. • ' ininsuranc' e and retirement Sludicsitrtho-'llOsTWriting ',.' Appropriately, the' main lopic of ol'.ouch parking space. Committee• iniroduce'an ordinance..to install tho. Crosetl said. "' ., ' -. • - • • innn Mthp hhnrd. Kean for Business-ÂnB; lor isiness was bids-for- alhlcli.c equip- members agreed'lo"consider including truck signs. Traffic sludies then haveto He asked the committee to consider ' .catne to the company as '/Formation of Ihe Will- Results, Opportmiily- meiit. . ''"——• •'• • . . .'IhesuimcslioninlhcammcMidmonl. . be mii(|e. Finally, the state .Department- sending police cars more, often, and at vice/presiflcnt of sales and Qard Group, a consolida- Khocks: Owning Your iuiigcsiion in the ammendmenl. hi Transportation must approve the or- differentliours. :- '"""' •"• .' The township 'committee- approved a dinance. • . « . public • relations—irr-t955. tion of, three insurance Own Business and Percep- $3,!)HH>id-froin Masco Sports Inc. to The handiciiDiied parking sign sug- "The mayor did what he promised," . Last year he was elected specially companies with tion: Art for the Gifted. All -••<-•'-."•" """; '"""^" ",r"",u"^ ""•••'gestioit*~|)pece'dcd uuhlic comments Township committee member Stane- : ^^^_ CluborUnion—«««• •"••"•••. • • JOSKPII II. I1AI.IMN, t'X- supply athletic equipment or the Spr- ^ u r f. |)|o j ,,p , Crosettsaid.."Butthci'ccOuld;beanim elmirman ol' trje American offices al Union, Palerson are conducted by Caldwell ly Kaish suggested changing the drive.. proverrienli a big improvement." :.- • ras. Association'and.is a" and, Toms River, Jvas an- — '^H Nationals a eBankalso fcculivviccsidcnl of .College faculty members. • 1 mgfield Kecreation Department. The--.|m>.|.oofcc,,..A^,nue ,„sprinKiiettf . . in-ii-ono Wily ' J A.brochure Is avuilable Jtf.1.1" bid included baseball caps and .T-shirts. ... •-..'• — Afler" the meeting, Capt;,.Calabrt.'se ifiember'Of the assoeia- hounded..'Headquarters-of- 0to"M &u»t£ic lo vice "presi ^-.FidelityUnion- s • 54th ANNIVERSARY Weltcheek said the traffic problem ion's board of directors.-the grolip is- Route- 22- by writing Office of Conti- • - .Jbrry-Gohpn,- lown"sliip commitloe . Br'. Tlippo Bosco pi'gstfnie'd a iralTjc. would be. discussed With Springfield- _explained a shorU|gc_of school ci;ossing- dent; officer in charge of nuing Education, Caldwell member, was absent from the meeting, control Volition on behalf of Ihe LaurcJ guards had curtailed sorrie traffic en- I[c served as mayor, of West,'Union. The com- commercial loan ace'oun- iPoliceCapt.SamCalabre.se.. ,. •' College, Cajdwoll, 0700flr- In other bu'siiii'ss.'.llie cornm.ftleOap- Drive Homeowners Association. . Took.er. Avenue .residents' bad_. forcement efforts in other areas of Spr- ting, rrfain 'office, fmiiKHTKON and ED.or 'by calling 22IH424, ExC proved a resolution for Edward Pann-" Motorisls are using the drive as a Tngriolcir "'"' • • "•_• •. . . Sewing The Public presented a Iralficconirol petition In, Elizabeth. She'-resides-in K'TÊRm to 214. •'•••'., ' ing, township.attorney, (o prepare an .shortcut between Mi|liown Hoiul anil b zabelh • For ThreeGoneraiions • 1; : the • township committee'. during its The township meotinR adjourned at!) '" ' senior vice presidents. She amm'ehdmenl to the handicapped .park- ••'••--•Miescl •Avenue,.'Bosc — o said- . To,stop the meeting three weeks ago,. ..Francis. p.m.,.in timt.fnr residents, to watch the -joined-lhe bank in K)7« as iiw ordinance; • • ' heavy-flow of commorciiirtrnlTic on the riiinIA i pS« r v imiuii srsrrr joi:an: k in K7 as Crosetl, 17 Toolter Ave., reported that third inning of the World Series. •_ f ! '?';V ' ",' ,"• °r vvici e presidenid t and he.join Jj - • Sprmgficld president of' d ^ biink ;„ ,M, in (hc Wishful ($4.39 Accw lc B x p lAFrPo *J", ~,i."-° fr""1" 7"j"U?p'dat a control department.C: Thinking. Value) operatooD.ri'tor of Jaeger*directorsJaobW If™, -' °o r'f Ih^ eT* Greate , r The bank hasl27 offices in Lumber Co., Union, was Newark Chamber of Com-six counlies, including- olqctcd prosldont of tho merce. Union. SALAMI Now Jorsoy. Lumber a- f . H'.ymi wish vi>u SOLOIST—Jdf'Ljpfon stops to tho front of Iho Jonathan,Dayton Regional High Building Material Dealers Three men from career Lincoln. Federal Savings could save for the .To show our appreciation for your patronage ol the last 54 years, in the- School Marching Bajid during his trumpet Solo in "Salute 16 tho Promised Land.": A' ' fuliiru, rcni'vnibvr tlvis; ;only way wo know how, is to give all our Irlonds and customers a 1 Ib. RENT-A^GAR Association at Iho group's schoolsHn Union were • • • . '.-. , J ' .(Photoby Barbara Soqman) of Union as. wishinii won't make' salami with ovory purchase of $15 or more. Offer, good thru Sun,, Oct. annual, mooting. Ho sue- named to office in ahe it so, convert to co-ops, AS: coods Paul Golfond ol Gol- private .Career Schools branch of the Ut'h.' •••••• . •.. '.;•'••.. .'• •' • '" -.' .• • • ' ' LOW & 11 cents a mile Hut United States . The stale has approved plans for Iwo' lor '. either condo'hiiniui.ns or condominiums., those' tenants 'have AS,, fond Lumber, Irvington, in Association of New Jersey Hill Suvini>s Bonds' will. selling'the ap.arlmenl complex to a sub- WITH THIS AD the office. She recoiv- All you luivc to do .- flll salami and bolognas are made lo our specifications. not pomp, Springfield apartment complexes to;bc—"cooperatives with-, the .Planned' HeuL -three years to stay in their apartments, sidiary of the Helmsely-Sprears, Inc., •>"> presidency. Thoa ( its annual meeting. converted lo cooperative and con--; Estate section of the state Department" which court -action can extend lor association represents 450 LARRY BERLIN of the ?,c' " Bachelor of Arts is join rtiu Puyroll- jymour Rabinowitz, Helmsely-Spears • •ee, cum laude, in Snvihiis Pllin where 25 MILL RDÎRVINGTON • 374-2600 (lominiurri housing.- ' ' of Community -Affairs. The -landlord! another, year and a half. 'spokesman in New York said this week.' piycfmonthly • '• indopondont retail lumbor Engine City Technical In- ^ vou.work.' , : Mai-,y Ellen Marino,.' chief pr' the. must alijogive tenants a full plan ol'con- ' The major difference bbtwcci •rales wnh froo'milo's , ' •' and building-material stitute was re-elected vice, to Rabinowitz. said tenants should 1 l f's work Bureau of Landlord/Tenant Relations —-•••-version , '-•-•also- ..calle•-••••d• n .prospectus. ('fflipprntiv anfl n fnndinfiiniiimji/ihal rnr-rhT- n 'prn.^ppfliis \\\K mnnlli, outljn- doaicrs—I •the; slalf, president/, Al,i' UCH() ; f 1 Spocial insurance company . "TiL'iiloii, smd~St3inniiIl .JniTl'"Aptirt- within I1U tlnya alter Hie registration is Jaogbr is a mombor of tho ALPIERI of Lincoln Forget pomp, y' ' ahd movement'evontuallyblorid-into-a in a cpoperutlyc lenanls do no)/ wn the' ing plans • for—;tne Summit Hill' '•.4. roplacomont rates • it's pizazz that counts when-drum performance. • • • ments has been registered with the approved, Marino explained. litle lo their individual Housing unit, as. cooperatives'. , Union Rotary Club. His Technical Institute was re- state Department of C^ramunity Af- Tenants, who receive a prospectus, •' Wo honor most major crpdtt cards firm also has outlets in elected treasurer; -ALAN major Karen Annrus. leads the Jonathan Dayton, among its-many they do.in a conôminiunVMarlnnJiaid. . The new owner's registered tho apart- fairs to be ^converted lo a-cooperative. have the first right to purchase shares AcoOperalivc fti a buffdinq owned by -Madisonand Stirling. • -ROBERTS- of Roberts- diMhieh Five Troy Village was registered OcL l'to be ment complex with the state Depart- ching Band down the field. champion in its class—a title the banid in the cooperative or condominium' a corpprulion. Tenawsliuy shares in ment of Community Affairs-under, the ' Capital Savings and Walsh'. Business School converted .into condominium housing. within !)0".dn.i?s at prices sel by thethis corporalion wffh a propietary lease, High-stopping, fast-strutting,' the' 95 is proud of, Anderson says. Tlio pride Both registrations have been approved, name Hillsum Reality, Inc., 744 Broad AMERICAN —. Loan Assocraiion an-.'was elected to the assbcia- members march, Inlo place for therubs offun each student. .landlord. . , ' ' for rnainlenaruxu.'oslsof the building. Street. Hillsum.Reality's address.mat- Marino said. . : INTERNATIONAL nounced a gift program in- lion's advisory board. : Chapter Fiyo.Tournamont of Bands last "Kids become adults.playing in the The law. also stall's once tenants' The Sunmiil Hill cooperative ches-lhahof a Helmsely-Spears' r'eaj volving deposits of $5,p00 ' Now Jersey slate law requires a receive' notice; Ihe apa.rtmonl,.i.'omplcx_ RENT-A-CAR^ Sunday at David Brcarley. Regldnal- band," Anderson says: "They, learn , d, d t bg,(0| . p| of.convel.sion and approval was theestate office in Nevvark. or more in new or existing High School, Kenilworth,. . •,' marching and mnaeuvering, how to sell . r- is being converted inlo .cooperatives or. •i'esult-nP5ega|..Roality in'Sputh OranfiQ certificate or savings ac- Andrtis steps.on top of a brightly col- •theinselvos to the judges and how to 475 Rte. 22 East U W. Elizabeth Ave. counts. ' Capital Savings . Springfield, N.J. Linden, N.J. Delated ored platform. The band waits until a- movd'with professionalism." .'; maintains offices in Cran- judge-aims a pistol into the sky, pulls The way a band mauches and moves, * 376-4220 925-3080 ford, Fanwood—Orange, JEntry the trigger andfiresa shot. howevcr,-has changed_since Anderson Route 78 foes to meet with state officials Westfield'and ihe'Linden- -—H—The:seeond:the shot-is firedrthe-bhnd- --played iiva high school bandr Rosblloarea. • bursts into "Spirit of Spain;" It Is the" "Used to be a. band moved in- IfelpsYou ' first of five selections Jonathan Dayton geometric patterns, but now the trend over environ! plays during its 9-minilto presentation. is a constant flow with the music," inipact report ; Blue and orange flags swish against Anderson s_nys; RcprcsenUilives from Springfield • "If.i'Rouie .7iri.-;ai'sn..wjHrchange'the ed in upgrading Route 22 and improving : ficials from the Sierra 'Club1,.'the'Wat- •' the chilly October, winds as tho-band One thing that hasn't changed over —and-Berkeley Heights, opposed lo con- whole-sol of lax ralabl^!vin Iho town,'" niass transportation. . : chung Nature^.Clul) and the'Iinpact^7K' •' performs for its audience seated in Ihe the years is finances. strucliqn 01 ijitcrstute Route 1)\ through she said,' meaning Jtropcrty near tl)c^ • ;" .'.-'• - environmental group. • bleachers and the judges, who pace up Although the school board supplies Iho Wntchung. Reservation, will meet highway will.decease in value should '.'The struggle, she said,- "is between . -. h '. .- • and down Ihc field scrutinizing each uniforms and musical instruments.for Wednesday with.Federal.highway and orginally proposed in 1 HoTTto'711 be IniUl an outmoded way of viewing progress •.--. Route 711 .was : • move the band makes and each note it each"baral nie01l5er,..Uie' band must transportation, officials iii Washington "Most peojYU' do not by bulldozing ac!r.cs 5n"rid"doria'nd "and-; bcon- the 1950s as'part of the interstate net ; sTderarraTi for a quality of life that m- We Dare < plays.'. ''._T: . ' • "• ' • • •• raiseit'sown.money for trips. • '. D.C. •• " • • , • -.. ' • proposed'highway.'-For- work under the Eisenhower, ad- Sitting On the sidelines.; hls.hnhds in . 'Althuugh the band, plri'ys-.flt football The reason for the meeting is |hi\l the man. y//(t.\. "Tho.v.'vc! been reading, volvos'.lhe best use.of resources." ministration.' . •'.'•• •'.''. 1 the pockets of his blue jncket.-is Joffrey games, it doesn't recoive a share of the stat'c'Dc'pa'r.tmont of Traiispnrlation's inislwuling'. newspapej articles' and.. Springfield Mayor Robert Weltchok Th'e National Environmental Policy Anyone to J^ Anderson. '.'.•. • . money«rrom gate receipts. So for years, •IDOT). Final Environmental Impact hc(«flliiie.s.'• Many -people ' think Iho said one or more representatives from Act of 1JW9 required DOT lo submit an •• January will mark the Kith, year the main fund-raiser lias been;to spon- Stalemeiil'lFEIS) is being reviewed by fghway has already been approved." the Township Committee'will attend the •FEIS.- report . outlining Social, en- • Anderson has directed, the Jonathan sor a band tournament, . federal. irnTisportation officials. If the J .Forinan said funds set aside for con- Washington meeting. -'- • -. . . , v.ironmcntahand economic implications . •Dayton High School Marching Band. He., • Jonathan Dayton's annual tourna- FEIS is-approved, POT could coit ' struction'of Route 71!'could be.bcttcr us- Olhcr representatives will include of- • of any proposed highway,- Beat Our Prices will tell you each minule of pizazz ment will.be this Sunday, • • : 'the final sections of Route 711, oxtcnplfng shown in competition, represents, hours - _, Ticketsar.o $3.50 for adults and $2 for from John E. llunnells llosnjliil. in of practice and pationco, - students. Gate reeeipls, program and Berkeley Heights lo \\ poinj/east of SEBASTIANI Cambridge The practices, which, bogan in. c'oneessioiisules,,will pay for more than Ballusrol Road in , Spijitfgficld, a. Presic/enficrl candidates regret MOUNTAINCHABLIS • August, are ndt as spoctacularjis the. $3T5()O in' costs for judges, trophies, distance of's.2 miles. competitions each Sunday in the fall. police, and other expenses. What's, left "This will not be a pr^fost, but a work The cul-away coats, white -ruffled •after the bills are paid will bo put aside session," said MnrfikTForman; one of 60LLA COKEorTAB shirts and cavalier hats that are part of Tor the band's travel fund. the Springfield'Representatives who invitation to Springfield debate '• SOA.VE.r BARDOLINO "VALPOLICELLA •v tho band's new uniforms this season are._ This yearilonalhan Davion isplann- will atti'nrl the mfr'ling-1 >.- ' lM|llill,lUh...|iil\.,ll! ill,,,,., Tepiaded with blue jeans and tee-shirts ing a trip to Winchester, Vu, for the Ap-.. Forman, jw"''liis. battled agaitist Samuel Kugerslein isn't eligible' to Disli'icl Congressional candidate, son;" he.said,. "I.thought'he would-be: m |i,.|inhi N;n\ .|ii..i!i,,iii 1 | i iipl.i-.l . .. hill mil, MM' .at pl-actice two. days a. week after pieBlossoiTiFestival. ••' Jioiite 711 sj*fcc iiffilTsaid Iho group will vole"l nlhiNot ."l'electionsrhu.l hisjion- telephoned Kuperstein'. Slie had- hoard ' the first one to ijeply." -— . ^•school, , . . —.—•' discuss iniideauacios In the "FEISTTn- voter status Ixisii'l kepi him from big-- about his presidential invitation GALLO i-.-fn i.-i-i-l.-i IN . ' kuperstein, who .is presiclcnVof Ihc . And at practice'Anderson seldornly It/wonlt be the band's.firstH)erforDrl'or-T •..i...i:.../7....,ri... noise.A:... , •.c(:i •_.....!....-..'_:•fl-. = Mime-politi• c '-•-•.. • 'suggested-. • - a debate, among, the three . 'HbAH l,y BtJRGONDY sits 7n the. sidelines. He and his manceat Winchester, The last time . Kuperstein, who .is a. 17-ycar-oltl congressional candidates — incumbent JonatKan Dayton Debate and: Forensic tne wore v Cffecls- from the. proposed ' assistants.walk in and out of the foVma^— y '• , thei'<- r- Anderson says, file 7"« drawing .traffic from Route 22 senior at "Jonathan Duylon Regjonal Mnltjicw Rinaldo, David Jensen and Society,'. will ~be lil-..years old '. in- ••" tibns, calling instructions, "The first Jonathan Dayton's showjpnshl[ulidn'l "High School, soul lellc'r.s lo.lnhn Andei- Herself:1.. ' — ..'-. — • — December.. 1,111] Ml | Mll»lniil, incl inducing business further west, l '. .note's not making It. You •gSTto'hit it _wln;a)first,plaee trophy, but "we soil, Roiifi.lci ItoagintlmTTTnmmy'C-iirter - • Hut il was the presidential candidates1 • If he could voteiiUh.o.'November I'IOC- ., Niiii.'iiMK:,.,i?riMii vum" : theTVeovecage." -1_ The joining oF'Kpntc 711 and Route 2^1 •- i ;.|I.II.-H!'J •_ • — and dropjcjowtr" "— - ;r ipviting each, man lo a debate in Spr- Kuperstein hnd'hoped would accept his' "tions, the young 'debater is keeping his Box: Less than Tilso-will surround a> large section of ; . Soccer players'practico to thejaght of The heason is that tho.band conj| "very impersonal." LIGHTING"^ to a id group ^ i"I showed my inlorosl, the'Teasr you'd think they could do is answer iliy FACTORY Instructions for reading The Jonathan Daylon.Rogional llij>h li'ltcrs," ho snid last week. a . Schnoi Choral Parents . Society., -will Wpll, Jimmy Carlor did- snniewhal* OUTLET water meters ar^ issued sponsor its' annual pumpkin sale Salurr ans\vui-' -the- invitation. .Kuperstein OponToTho Public day. Students' of the, vocal music received'a Idler from Carter's appoint- WHOLESALE PRICES ment secretary saying thai because the Sat. Only 10-4 As 'a result of tho Gov. Brendan ' fad'a straight meter, simply-lake department will be, selling 'the pum- . Byrne's oxecutlvo order limiting wator— thcj in Springllold. ' i motor,- ./ .' .'. •, :- • .•» j__- • water has boonu.sod, routine business. • Thenlasi Sunday Rose Moiiyok, I2tli •' • (Photo by VtcFuio)

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2-Thur5day,6rtqber lUrivBO-SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADER I SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADET?-Thu'rsday;OctobeD r 14,1919BO-B 3 Horn claim Dems issues uses will give -...._• .--.-. Condon ahd'Horn continued, "Our ex- such a statement nor have Republican mend. aTid fall to tSKelnto account their accused thcir.Democratic opponents of perience in business arid in community To\vriship tfommittccmen Bill Ruoceo views as expressed at the several railing to otter.any programs to justify service provides . both of us thc or Jerry Cohen ever made such a state: public hearings held on the amendment q lift—Maguire autonomous their reflection to tho Township Com- necessary background and experience ment. Instead, they were in favor of to tho Rent Control-Ordinance. Hfrank- Democratic Assemblyman . Albert also would make the. punishment more Autonomous state authorities—those, anywhere in New Jersey. J\nd (He tax- mittee and further accused their ,Jn dealing with pfoBlcms of adminislra- dealing, with particular unique situa- ly is inconceivable to us. that elected of. ., Burstein introduced, a- bill" in U10 . closely fit the crime/':_ .. .' .-•"'. • • ' agencies of state government which are' payers, would bp required to redeem Democratic opponents of unjustly at-, lion, recreation, public, works .and lions relative4o dlfferentâpartmont: firlnlswhofalLtO-fllleasUistenandgive— —Assembly-^hiclrTwouldTippfopHaTe" Theprlmary goal of a-BuTtleggcr is to literally ariswcrable to no one— have those bonds; as opposed tq the Turnpike ptingto pit homeowners against generally in the operation of Township • complexes in a more equitable manner, ' consideration to the views expresse1 d by • $.1,565,000 for Tuition Aid Grdnts to "avoid paying cigarette taxes. Even. been utilized over the years Un- New- Authority which uses jts till revenues, . tenants in this election campaign. Govermerit: Certainly, tho expedience Our Democratic opponents who .con- Townshi" Mp" •—residentIJ~'«s «••-••-should> be. " cover- ari unanticipated deficit in when caught and convicted, too many Jersey to carry out rather, diverse pro-, or the Sports Authority Which uses Condon and Horn stated, "Since the that we have had in businesses as stitute a part of" tn "e curren"*"—--—-"•t Democratic- elected." awards mqde during the fiscal year of buUleggcrs end up making a profit in jeets', ranging from the construction of racetrack revenues to retire their commencement of this election cam- much, if not more, important than the majority on the Township Committee a979-60rStudDnts all over the slate went (he long run. "A-I90 would make it a the New Jersey Turnpike to the sports obligations. • '. • ; • paign, the Democratic candidates for justification that our Democratic op- fail to give equitable treatment to Spr- .'to' work sending out telegrams, great deal more expensive for thc con- complex development in the ' "mailgrams and letters to their elected > Indeed-, in the early 1970-s when, the Township Committee have not offered a ponents have oTfercd—that is, the fact ' —"' I residents who reside in apart- victed buttleggcr and would enable thc Meadowlands;' . „' ; , " Sports Authority was experiencing dif- single program, a single new idea or that they were elected before. This is officials to defeat this bill, making. It State to recover at leqsLsomeJ_of..the- TJiese-auUibr-ities-hold-tho-powor-to—' Ticully in selling its bonds, the any justification for lhe_y_nlcrs of Spr- particularly so in light or the fact that —clear-Uiat-pbliticalTpowermrAmerlcirs revenues it is losing due to the in- issue,.bonds to'raise funds to finance Legislature" Was asked to give its ingfiel„„,„„..d . to re-eltc,l„ them. , as Tow.nshi, , -p our opponents have offered no pro- campuses has shifted to the right and terstate smuggling of untaxed cigaret- whatever projects fall wilhin their "moral obligation" to their rodemp-. Committcemen. We have yet to hepr. igrams that they would institute if re- making the once-influential left,. an tes,.and New Jersey is entitled to these jurisdiction and are, of course, liable tion, an obligation which would Have whal these individuals would do if re- elected. • ' anachronism.. This neoconservative taxes'," Maguire added. • for the redemption of those bonds. bound the state's taxpayers to meet the elected. They have accused us. of not' Condon and florn further stated "It AAafeh seel'.. vineed me -to-opposo' "legislation' to the Sisterhood ofCongrejJntionisrael. Hnrdwick..'legislative representative"^ ".- eire'the highest in the industry. This is a great support.. . from 1hp20th-di trrei.w.ll speak Tor the : • slim 15percent tenycarsTiED7=i===^— -Jlichard ..Segal,.T - a .partner-i n .Sega. l create such an agency 'arid-giyq it the S opportunity. , . . / . ^""PerHaps two of the most visible issues Reality, blamed rent control problems Cieri, Kaish criticize poWor to_cnnstrtict, acquire ormcKler-. .The Legislature'also addressed itself . ^_ mi; ouimiiH Hrua-Jivn-rt win oner .lifesaying rtnd competitive training, concerning college students today. Is for the company's decision to sell Sum- nize buildings-for stale purpTKuiwind • to the issue of restricting authorities to k. Mnrrtsw^packaginri rnn. Lourscs in youth spSrts, aquatics, prei:- also will be available during the falJ- • Apply in person at your convenience. • slowing the inllntibrrTate^since-many mit Hill. ''With rent control, we can use, but which would, be able to do so specific tasks when it refused to permit sultanl in Summit, will rcpnûhe-^chonLju^duit programs during .its ----"--•-• •••--•• • 'Graduat.es of the Jonathan Dayton : session. —-Âsk for Mr. Gamins ''.•'!_ oT the college students must often hbldi- maWinOre moncjrby-selling the.pro- Republicans' tactics withoul Uixpyer approval or Icgisliitive... the Sports Authority to. extend its "Regional High School class oC.1971 who AndersQitLilcey ticket. , '..'.. |aicf/m session beginning Nov. 3. ; : A pro-school program wfirue ottered job whilcjiompleting school in order to pertynnd investing the mohoyjn safe snnctiqii. '. ' ' . ... ' . • . ' • jurisdiction to.Camden and.rebuild the.:! would like to be on the class reunion Phyllis Slier, president of Sisterhood • • -',—- . Monday and Wednesday mornings and keep up with increasing tuition fees'and securities," and Stanley Kaish, Trn.V Vil'llige-in September-]!)7!) th;it-w"e The autdnnmnus authorities'' already • fire-diStroyt'd-GardciTState Racetrack. organizing committee should eohlacF of Congregation Israel of Springfield, 'Residents enn register lor courses Wedncsday,"^~Thursday and Friday living expenses-and.--.the .revival of Segfli_siu.d_the^.salo was negdtiated Democratic candidates for re-election called in this slate iiKlDt . in. .existence were .created—with a The proposed building -•authoity,"- afternoons. Thc pro-sehool-is-onc-of- ; to Springfield's Township Committee,- '.'That is totally untrue, as liioir cam- MariannoGraziano EnimeLaL 3<>fi-27fi4 will presi.de_at-.the discussiong . Lee—Qcl.27to3latlheYMCA,07.MapleSl, ; . registration for the draft as suggested . before tho rent control ordinance last specific .'goal in mind—construction of however, would- be authorized to_ 1 by President, Carter. The-Republican .XOticizcd-Republican campaign tac- 'pniRn ' m«j.uigers_ Ituoceo and Cohen -or l»llil"Fihgerhut Janukovvicz at 932- Harelickwilomestic,i chaieconomir the programc -and . . ' Gymnastics for boys,;, grades one soveral-programsjoi children ages l summer, which allowed landlords to in- v fhe New-Jersey Turnpike; construction operate anywhere in the slate and its .. : 1 tics, -.' ' ' ' " .. l_lknow_-Ma-ypr Knish contacted .the !)843. .;••••'.•""• policy will-be discussed.: foreign through six, will be n'ffor*ri-nsji«olLns_Uhr-riiip;h-B; ':• , ' •: .Party has become_a^legitimate alter: crease rents annually from 2.5 to G.5 of Giants Stadium' tlnd Iho sports com- j 11 r i s d i'e.ti on w ou|d i nc I u'de, &~St|versmiths sirrce'190fl - nntive for the sfudpnt voter and respon- percent. ... "Over the years Springfield's Police training Commission early iti plex, etc. Their mission"iselo'a'rJy-spell-- presumably,.any. building 'for st'ate- beginning and' intermediate gym- Adults may register in coed fitness Republican Party has shown "ii great 19711 to inquire about the services 'pnhls nasties for -girls in kindergarled and swimming Classes. Rhythmic sible outlet'for campus opinion, added ' However Segnl said^ "We're so fnr cd out and is restricted. • '..'""', • government use. '•• . ' IIATtMtrJI OF OWNtMHI*. MANACHMfMT ANO CIHCUIATIQN • . ' .265 Millburh Avo. lyUilbum, N.J. 07041 behind the eight-bull now, a 0.5 percent talent for campaign tactics that range agency. He then presented an outline of jJJ2£_JlT.rtppsed building authority, Debate , Moguirc, and-lt-hns-roalii!€d-4hftt-if-it- Such' buildingsi arc, obviously, hot 1 througSwimminh sixtgh gradelessons. _, _.•includin- g 'senio . r —aerobischeduled.c exercise: , classes" Tire' also M increase won!t help solve Vfnnncidl pro- from use of the-:half—Jruth-.lq the no these services to the other members of which won Senate approval r)y a 30-4 "CT". • '••••• ÎHSV^S -. ' does not-gather-more support, arriphg . generators of revenue—such as. the "Smu""""" At : blems." '• . • ; .' ' truth. They arc starting unusually early the Township Committee. They then in- vole, would, as a practical matter, be •"•• ; •"•-5? • ;iw.siitncow tociir young Americans, its ranks will Turnpike or the .sports complpx'. m vited a memborol the stale agency into Union Camrty, M,J, Vjom "• • gradually diminish. College students, If the township committee had thisycar.: . '. .". . ,_ '•>',: free of many of tlie restraints whicl) ..faciliU^s—and the -financial burden ' Township Committee gjyo.us, a'presentation. Chief George »« HWMUrt4»•,, Unjon, who have cloarly become, more phased-in a .0.5 percent rent increase in_ . Normally those tactics come the have been placed on other'aulhorities. \: would fall on the shoulders of the tax-, candidates William Cierii moderate in recent yearSjj.oemjri^spio. il>72, Segnl.said his reality company ^night before.thecleefidn^suchjisJheir-i—Piirseltiind-Mayor.Kliish then formally II would befree to issue bonds to raise payers, taxpayers who would have no-, M Dr.,',"*•* VwuWolij H,J, .OMlS ~ '• Raymond Condon, 1 famous phony iow-cost housing in a Spr- requested anTHElil by the agency. This have adopted a more . independent .wouldn't have considered selling the : r: 1J : money for any number of projects voice in what projects are undertaken. '.-. Herbert IJorn and Stanley ...^ political philosophy and arc tolerating . property alonfStonehill Road. ingfiol-' - d flye"—r tw•-'o- year—•--s- ag-—o whic• -•-h pro took- the better part' of'a year. This pi JH*rntt Kaish will debate their bably provided the difference inihtr views' on current issues-af- ' " alternative viewpojntsT. Republican, "Normally, one owns real estate as a' study was subsequently.(.'onduclcd...and policies • among them, more readily hedge against inflation?', hp said. "JBut—.-election outcome and which, as we all il will'guide the administration of our fecting.Springfield during .know, was a complete - fab'ricn'toh. We ; : than In thc past!-Given these''trends, with rent control, there is no protection police department for years to come." «-kz_.:...V; . ." ;)>M.)Utp>#Mni »w"M UnbtuV./. OKI 1 - a cable television program "Tt*irTlLrli"' U {olifiiiiinN nr,, I, Drwwviek, H.J. 0 . said Maguire, the Republican Party ap- against infJiilinn:" • . ..' • want, to warn the public about similar Note that until Cieri and Kaish were "WiVnoMi, . , UJtrtJ-r-ntHno* ,3r.. lt. nrttwvtek, «J. M sponsored by the Spr- 7 pegrs likely to enjoy an upsurge inc'am- : Segal Reality built the 22fl-aparlmcnt tactics being used Uiis-year by Condon clcctcd-nn one ever tried to get this . ingfield League '.or'Women and Horn. *~t? V: r Voters. pus support as the 1980 Presidential complex in lOflfton n rocky tract of'land ' audifjlpne. All anyone else did \TiHT; see what Investors •'- 'iclection npproiiehcs; opposite the'Houdaillc.Quarry. • "Last week's example involved their throw-up their hands and gripe. It is as . The candidates' forum , On another matter, Maguire said that Summit Hill will now be the first discussion of our hiring of an insurance if we moved a inountain:'-and the •' program will be shown at "Buttlcggers" would find- cigarette known cooperative irt Springfield. Troy. consultant to review our coverage and Republicans carp, 'you didn't move il - fi:30p:m. Monday; 5:30 "advise us. Condon and Horn criticized far enough.-'- ,. ._ ""-'"• — p.m.0el;2l!;'.5p.in7N0V. 1; smuggling a lot more expensive under a Village will be the township's' second • Sharp Calculator has in store. bill he has, sponsored and jusLreleasctf. jcondominium project.'. •'••'• us for not doing it quickly enough. Not .'"In Horn-ami Condon we have two nnd7p.in.Nov. 3: (with bnttorlos) by the AsiemblyJievonucrFltiance arid Troy Village landlords and tenant's enough leadership; they say. Overlook- ijien who never came to a town meeling . • n% •• •. . "The league hopes to br- FFlEE for opening or renewing a 6-Month Savings Certificate .Âppropriations Committee. '. are presently invblyed in a hardship ed is the obvious fact that no one, notlu'fore they' were candidates; .who : .' J» ' la6 - : -ing the pandidates' opi- Ruoeco, nor Cohen, nnrCsuch sundry never served on a board; who may_ i "|iki»j. ,., ' • . , ^ or depositing $1Q,00Dbr more to any Investors-Savings Account "'' The Maguire Bill, would make a con- hearing, case before the Springfield nions to 5000 subscriber, victed untaxed cigeratto' smuggler Rent Leveling Board. The landlords Republican' Committeemen that lield oven.'for all we know, be so .uninformed ^l^!^;^;;.^!^!";; • .. IM» :'.' . ISM., . ._ homes." said, Florence liable not only for the $500 fine under have requested a 20 to 22 percent rent office before ever hired a consultant at that they think what they are sayingis 51 . -' ..Lippman, co-director of the triijjl- But theif'- campaign l.l.t ailTiKl.lioa ,1.. ..'.- « V • hike. ... . __- _ all. When'we first proposed jhe^ idejL • ... 5! -.'•'., the disordely pcr.sons.Jaw, but also a t 1M1 . '. .... the Springfield League of -fine-equal; to-the-taxcs~due-on' the ~ 7A" bill was to be introduced to the"baclrin February"] 9B0 Republican Com- "managers certainly know differently. HI .. ..- WomenVoters. cigarettes being transported. legislature earlier-this month that' mitteemnn Jerry Cohen volunteered to Ruoceo and Cohen voted with • us on --.»', ••''. - •. Jl This type of fine "wijtfld"pirdvide an would shelter senior citizens from being get a consultant since he himself is in •most issues. It was only on.lhe rent con-!. !..'...«...... ' the insurance'business: Finally, after Irol issue that they split decisively from

.--••-.•-. additjbnal deterrent against butllcgg- - evicted, should thcTr apartment coni- ^m v' seven months of our prodding he came the Democratic majhrity. Arid on that Publicity Chalrnion are ing, which costs New Jersey many.nun- plex be converted to condominium or .up-with one, loot's toll it the way il is. 'issue they took a position that cost the urged to observe th'q Fri- dreds 01 tliousands.of dollars a year in cooperative housing.. However, it has "Another. piece of half-truthing oe- town revenues in lost lax appeals tp gel -— day morning deadline for. lost'revenues," said Maguire'!.-"This not been introduced. the tenant- vote. ': . other than- spot nows. In- cuTred in their article aboulour calling clude your name; address GOP sets in the Police Trahiing Commission to. '•Cieri and. Kaish have pushed ud - '-"mÊf and phone number. . audit the quality of our Police Depart- ministration of this town into new and ment in'Springfield. Again, they claim productive areas. We call that Icu'dei 4 While'the chrldrerrari" recuperating, and women with a live disc By aorrio of the ••'••. ... .- when he is admitted, and the day's pro- ggames, , toysy, dolls, crafts,"ptrlntsp - and jockey and music. TfCRets c'pdurcs; We'll go the the. operating World's greatest-deisignora. •'. are $7 and are available •clay, as well as a child-size.kilchen.'are VOUR FULL SERVICE OFFICES room where .hh e is showhn' hoh wh the available iiii the playroom^ "One chilld from Terry Licausi, 37C- anaesthesia will'be administered. If.I .enjoye""' d' "th e playroo>"••——m- ••-so ...~irîmuch, IU.,thatI sh.ir,e , ;' - • 9487. ' .'..'-• ' ' did not want.to leave when it wns time -- . U€L OIL Qualifying deposit must remain in the account lor 6 months QE Steam/Dry Iron on both sides of Springfield Ave. find he is I'riglitened of lhe,opcrating -or a charge (or the gift will be made; Investors Savings reserves the right roorn',.we'll dress up in scrub clothes, far her to bo dis.cha.rgcd," Lel'chuksiud, .•• •^-~ USED CARS DONft and play with real IVs.-We'll even give "Another-child" (old me il was'.just tike ,'.T OSTS to substitute gifts if merchandise becomes unavailable,— trade- a needle loa doll," . • '-.'., suminor calnp. ThcplayTOQin helps to..-. !,•'""•- •"•••'• . 6-MQNTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATE WftPLBWOOD BftHK y ' yours- "Bel'uii; ui after an operation, wo njake thoii^liiys .juslii-lillle'iiuiieplea-. and Trust Compang 9 -low-cosf Wani,Ao\ Gall 6W- draw pictures of the-proccdure,". Lef- sant. . '.' • .• ' \ ••:•- •-;~^-..-...-, .MomborF.p.l.C. 7700, . •;•' •'• ehuk said. "From the pictures, I know r : what each child may bo frightened by You may not get! . ~ ' • • .Fine JawelarE & SilvororriilhVslnce^gofl'-., • "' SO AAMosPpr Gallon——• inrl can offorrrpassurnnce and try"lo" . .. . \ 265 Millburn Ava.,_Mlilburn. NO., Opon'Mpn .& Thurs. till 9 P.M. .;th« b«tt«rbum«r allay (cars."_- - ' •""- •••_'_ - „.from a Used Car you find In our . -. -Rate available Week of Qctober 16 -October 22 - ".riiworVwiththem on [inactivity Classified Section, bul-you will flh'd lotsFr". o) 1 '. . • • You'll earn the highest ratoâUpwod by law on this stiori-torm cortilicalo-Minrmum $10,000; 6-month term. ; _ '.- •'— To AH Our Friends and Customers in Springfield that they' can handle." • Lefehuk: said. privately-owned, ono-ownor, good Those Sayings Cortilicate rates vary Irom wook tq viooK howovor. Iho rate irvoHoct whon you purchase your cortilicate is guarflntood until maturity. "They can let out their iruslraliions fit . condition, dependable automobiles., Tq '-, Inuolltd and urvktd bi/i . -Withdrawals prior to malurily are notpormiHdd. Fodoral regulations prohibit compounding olinlorost on now 6-Month Cortilicalos. being hospitalized with the toys, games, sell YOUR car, call 484-7700.. There aro no commissions-or added costs, and pi cou.rso, savings aro insured to $100,000 by the FSLIC. ' '. .'.''• •"..'.' ' " "This is an olloclivo annualyioldnssumjrjrjjgmvoslmnniol principal and mloroslal maturity is maftoatlho ', r '. spmq inlorosl rato. At iho iimo*pi r'onowal younnlorost rato might bo higher or lower than it is now. '•-. -, • • -J.,—'—; R ESTAU RA1SJT - in STEPHENS-MILLER 30^4©NTHSAVINGS CERTIFICATE •'•''.'.' .•-••.:;—'—•'--.— 38 RUSSELL PL, SUMMIT • 277-003ULJ SA/y\E management for 22 years to serve you. • .•' Service ybur heating/cooling system. 12.42 _.. • . • • . . . êavailableOotobar 16-October29-^ Sgve $$$ on a Fuel Saver. This rate guaranteed for .ho-30-mon.h torm. Minimum $1,0M. interest is^c^^ We have added to our menu. , '.- • . '..•.' • Federal regulations roquiro substantial penallios lor-o'nrly withdrawals '^-. , • .rnoiumy. . Knock $$'$ off the . ' A P RI VATE O F FICE O F PE RIN G P E RSON At ;—price of this'Honey well' —~ Florida's famous:Bar-BQ r ^ - ; • Fuel Saver'Therrtiostat -V-I-SIQN GAR EF6^-TH E E NT IR EPAMILY. • when we service ydur> BABY BACK RIBS ^»— ANOTHER REALTY CORNER SALE heating/cooling system. .Lwith French Fries arid Cole Slaw . WHERE!• QUALITY IS AFFORDABLii You'll save even more - Thli Lovely (Up* Cod il 31; HllliliM*Aviinua. Sprlngllold, It Iho ntw home ol Mr. ind Mrt. Norman Powell, lormtrly ol 01 on heating costs. Up ' tawa, Ontario. Canada. Joanna T«d«tco, QrokBr-Anoclale to 23% BecauseJhe INVESTORS with Anno Sytvoitor'l Realty Corner, arranged Iho trantacllon Dr. Marie Haydu , -. Fuel Saver Thermostat • PLUS CpcktaiIs and many other lorMn.MJrcbllaKsrdalikl. ' -. Dr. R, Tarantula automatically lowers SAVINGS Whan II cornel toaniwarlng your reil eilale needt. why not.lry Family Doctors of Optfrnifetry AUDtOANAUOCUIIOH ' ' ^ new and excitina entrees. •'>•••'•our Irlandly ollicer We alter Ion-notch torvlce with a pirtonal - temperatiire.at night, •«ue*h. Lai u»provtllloyoul • ... - " ,102 Mountain Aye. ' raises it in the morning. Saves ', HOME OFFICE 249 Millburn Avonuo. Millbum NAVESINK: HiQhway 3B and Valley Drive Springfield, N.J. EAST ORANGE: 27 ProspbctSlroot . PLAINFIELD 400 Park Avonuo • *' . CALL 376-2500 TODAY, while you work, tool Call now for a free - FREEHOLD: Highway 9 and Atlelphia Road . ' ' SHORT HILLS: Tho.Mall (Upfier Laval! HILLSIDE;1130 Liberty Auonue ' SPRINGFIELD: 173 Mountain Avenue Abt and Steven Friedman 376-315 V - service estimate. And full Fuel Saver details. IflVINlGTDN 34 Union Auonue . ' SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS; Highway 71 . 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4-Thursday, October 16,1960-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) UEADBR SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADFR-Thursday,October U, 1980-5 First in a series Tech student status Donald Ian to speak m-Vm rtlr~*^ In peril, college says Donald Lan, secretary of slate of New Employee Relations Policy-Council. Jersey, will speak at the United Way of Lan also serves as a member of the Ad- / Listen now ' The Board of Trustees of Union Col- man of the Board of Trustees, pointcd^- Union County-s 12th annual, labor par- ylsoryCouncil on New Jersey Studies in .. lege said last week that the degree out tHal Uniori College and UCTI have : ~Now Is the time for us to listen to what the candidates on all ticipating dlnner, dance on Friday, Oct. Public SchoolB and the' Board of status of aludents' iri -technical pro- served in lieu of a county college snee 24. - . . -. " Trustees for the Support of Free Public ;' levels are saying to us, if we are to" be an Informed electorate. grams at Union. County Technical In- 1969 under the acgis.of .the Union Coun-. Schools.. . ty Coordinating Agency for Higher: • The dinner, held in recognition of It will be t6o late wheii we walk into the election booth Nov. stitute is "threatened because fprrficr labor's participation in the United During the period when Lan did nol 4 to try to sort thfngs out. Rather, weshould be listening to- . contractual, guarantees pertaining to ' Education, and the college has granted associate degrees to the graduates of Way's industrial fund drive, and en- serve in an official capacity, for New_ day and through Noy. 3 and asking questions to form a sound academic oversight by Union College . dorsed by the Union County Labor •Jersey, he was owner and chief officer" arc not presently in force or recognized .. UCTI since the ineept(bn of the com- CouncilCil , AFLCIO.wilibAFLCIO illbe helhld at TTown of Dell Producls Corp. arid Dell Sales opinion of. which candidates,.on each ieveTof government? by ' the Union. County Technical In- munity college arrangeincnt. and Campus IU-KltMirmit_nn^nrri!;—Cn,1--fnofl-prii('ff!iyoai—Collogrori~ d tHETJnToifCouniy TecHHicaT -to attend. . . served in the United States Air Force. -rep'resent-us^sTve^canrlt comes under the heading of civic college said in a resolution adopted Institute hasalways hacjlhe approval DONATION—Springfield patrolman Bob Mason, centor; rccoivos a chock from Saul Taxon, president of Iho Troy Village T^nants'^ssoeiation.to holp with the ' Iân has worked closely with, labor in" ' Dinner starts at 8 with cocktail at duty In a democracy.' , ' . .. . :•'•. unanimously at a meeting at the Cran- • of the Slate Pepartment'of Higher . recent years'as. a mernhnr on the ti::to. at a cost of $2.0 per person. ford Campus that continuation'of'the' EHucatin and thd- endorsement ol the . police department's purchase of 40 bullot-prool ypsls. At loft; is. John Gacos',: relationship of Union College with .-'Middle-States Association-of Collges prosldont of tho Rotary club, which has promised to match up to 53,000 in funds Congressman Union Co.unty Technical Institute If and Schoolsrour accrediting agency,' Talscd bythlTpolice, who hopo lo raiso $8,000 from residents and local community Schools -groupsrtobkiniifWIS patrolman Donald D.auspr,Scondfrojti right, Policomon's • , . JOND.GREEN7M;D. Benevdlont Assoclaton prosidont, and Leonard Zutkor, whan active momber of get grantV ANNOUNCES THE BELOCATION OF HIS OFFICE of acontrdclual agreement between the ' "We believe the continuation of this_. FOB THE PRACTICE OF~ ' . IMatthew Rinaldo Union County Technical Instft'ute and association is not in jeopardy because tho Rotary club's campaign. •"•"-. \ ' , ' The Springfield school the college, , •.••••.- of the lack of a contractual agreement .district has been awarded GASTROENTEROUOGY .America noeds to halt urban decay, allowance on the first $r>oo,oou of capital a $:M),0U0 federaj Rranl for ; . There are. approxiriiately 3,000 full- botwcoh the Unioricounty Technical In-- ' .'•. ; ' — ' 'and .; -. - • ., cut- its' welfare costs and puts it investment annually. • " • time and part-time sutdents at Union stitutc and the Coordinating Agency '• expanding' metric educa- Springfield bicyclist hurt .'.' ' ..INTERNALMEDICINE ' unemployed back to work. To begin this v The special concessions would.be County technical Institute wno are: and the lack of a contract betwec'n. the. tion, Dr; Fred Baruchin, campaign to rescue, oiii' inner cities, abandoned nfter.concerns reached.a school superintendent, am .RALPH FROEHLICH Of Elizabeth, -working tpward a degree conferred by Union County Technical Institute and 22OLD SHORT HILLS ROAD ' Congress should enact the Urban Jobs certain level of profitability.'. By JOAN ALLEN o( Crawford, Democratic DEXtER—MARTIN of.''. Elizabeth, HERMAN 'NOOK' SCHREIBER of theiollcge," the Union board chairman. in collision with vehicle nouneed this week. candidate for Union County Board of Eljzabe'th, Domocratlc candidate for Democratic candidate for reflection as Union College. UndoF-a contract with' .___LIVINGSTON, N.J.07039 - >'• .' _ '. '.: and Enterprise Zones Act. '•••' ..••-•' .establishing levels for (lie withdrawal Democratic candidato for Union Coun- UCTI, the College since 1909 has been said.- " . .'•:"". ";_.., ;••• The_money wJlLbcusetT; Freeholders, is an office manager and ty^ Board of Freeholders, won his first Union County Board of Frooholdors, is shdriff_ln_Unlon County, Is.-former A 25-year-old Springfield hicylisl was. ing north on SpringfieldTWeriue when a" This net, which I am-cosponsoring of concessions; already successful -awarding Associate iivApplied Science:. UnioD-CoJIege-vdesires to remain an to leach students, parents > OFFICE HOURS „. • . TELEPHONE— Ibgal assistant-ill a Rosollc Park law oloctiyo'office'at-Thomas JJofforson. a-. llfolong=rosldon„ t _oQho cojnty...A coun*ilnran-at-farge—. ... . " injured last Thursday when he-colllde'd ear, di'iveh by Grfeory t\ Dun-of.-Pa'r-', _ withJRep.-Jack Kemp of New York, businesses i would-be-disinclined to • degrees to UCTI-stuTHlfHS Who complete active. co'opcratlii*c"parlner with Union and teanliers more about' - BY APPOINTMENT— - - 992-1471 • • ' fir-m.-asd assistant managor of "Now High School, whoro ho was studont body businessman with 33 years ofjnanaflOi__Elll.aboth,..Bofpreb Cold submarine- the same month last year. '27(i-2(iOO, extension 274, or Dr. WrLUAM'R WEST, county ' Hiuulwich.fruit.- ' ---• FfllDAY; Soup, pizza, cheese cubes, enmits and •Also, College Level Ex.- al-755-2550. WEDNESDAY: (li illll maenroni with moat celery slicks, peanul bllller.cruncll. 1 From the New Jersey Taxpayers Association superintendent of schools, that the Spr- SIIUCC, tossed nnli'id with ilre»3uin. mill cup: <2i llol MONDAVrFrankfurleron bun.-satlcrkraul. baked aininalibns were given to ^"".^"T. '," " ingfield Regional High SclfooFndmil . linked ham on soft roll; 131 Tuno salad snndwlcli. beans or urilied cheese sandwich', applesauce. ' • 21 people during the mon- Public-Notice " The number of New Jersey's next year, had no local tax rate. From students from Winfield ...The League of Choice of two: Potatoes, tossed salmi wilt) dressing. TllESDAY:'Tnc«s. shredded lellllce and cheesc.or Ih! The testing' permits municipalities exempt from the 5 per- Women Voters of Springfield celebrate Where they stand on defense • fruil •••••• ''.".. ' ' «UP- corn souffle, three bean salad, pinenpnji',. . '• PUDLICNOTICE the inception of the cap law through _•_ TrtunSliAY; (11 naked chicken wilh dinner roll; • WEDNI'J.SIJAV: Haviolif peas, Trench bread and adults' to receive college PLANNING BOARD • cent'spending limitations, also known —. -r-JOIIN-ANHKRSON— .121 Salisbury steak mi bun; mi Ejii! naiad sandwich. bulierorehillt-oiicnrne.biikedapplc.' . -. TOWNSHIPOF 13110 budgets, SO'-niunicipalttics- have—lhe-lonllwiiinivors'ar-y.of-iho-Unilod-Na- TSueh-eii'cumstances^lo-not-existT" — any legislation thai. credits by demonstrating' SPRINGFIELD X'holeeof Iwo: Potatoes, voidable, fruil. THUHSDAV: Snup. subiiiarlne saiulwich dr meat: - as caps, on local budgets will decrease ncypr bcpn subjpet to spending limits, ttons. ' • ."; . ' "I do not believe that; we ha.vd. - HMMY CARTER would permit women toongngo in ac- • FRIDAY: ill Pizza: 121.chili clou on frankfurter . ball hero, peaches. • ~ - .' knowledge acquired out- NEW JERSEY in 19IU, unless the law is changed to Four of that numberwil! be subject to . ' " ' •:.''• become a weak and pitiful giant. I do "Wo must pay whatever price is re- tual combat."... . '-.-.. -. ^ •• roll: (31 Cold sliced lurkey sandwich. Choice of two: FRIDAY-: Pizza, cheese cubes, heallb salad of side- llie traditional con- The following action was Colcsljiw.npplcsaucc.fruil.— chicken rice casserole. Iruil. taken at a Special Plannlno make all municipalities subject to the•the limits next year... . . • •• . •• .-.:•.'. • .'•-.• not think that wohre No, 2 militarily In quired toremain the strongest nation in RONALD nEAGAN ~ UAll.Y: UrResnlii'ilplallcr wilh bread and buller. iDAir.Y: Cnllaue ChOese and Iruil nlale. pcanul' Board Mooting, hold on same limitations. 1 •homemade soup, .individual salads and desserts, buller and Jelly, assnrlcd cqlil cm sandwiches, hard Wednesday, OctorJor 1, 1980 the world. This is not to sny that we can- theworld. • -. . • "I've, always bdlicvcd that defense -is_ 1 Hrycyshyn : Of the 507 municipalities ;in the state,'. Counties in which (tiore than half of FOKTV—FIVE YEARS AGO" -announced specials. • - , cooked eiius, luna'salad. Juice and milk. • . •' at 7:30 p.m. at'lho Township the• municjp'plilics will lie exempt from The Lions.Club, the Volunteer Fire not'dqsign perhaps a leaner, ...tougticc,. 3"The uncertain .'and—sometimes something in which you do not Itiakp the" of Sprinoflold Municipal • 113- were, uncapped in iho current "hostile world wo live in requires that we Building: Department and the Civic League an- belter- fighting force Ihnn \ye have to- determinations-it's made for you by honored '•The rcquost by.Houdallle continuo to rebuild our defense .forces, nounce tlyit thoy are in favor of the day, that our-gcneral'purposc forces your possible opponent. Public NoHce SpriiiRfield '-resident Construction Materials/ Inc. NOW! decrease to 93. the. United States will continue to seek to roiono Loll, Block JB5 and. Ml. IA contrast, few. municipalities.in Union County Regional jljgh School could not bp improved, that some com- :._A'Our most critical.foreignipolicycon^ Stephen Ilrvcvshvn was uot 1,. Block 185B, Jbcatod on^ NOTIceOFSPRINOPIBLDTAXSAfceceOF - v . The local cap ,' enacted in 197IK |1 onoi olf 0UI nav should not bo peaceful .means to settle international, Jcerri'is.our..notional security, and onenf 1,„„„..„,1 'c'ni' oil 'ii •, Shunpiko Rood and -^-•-tho-mpFe-donsGly-populated urban—|)r,ojeeU,Removal of two.eoncreteTrosts^- l l, ri-. - ? disputes.- But I cannot ignore the major PUBLIC NOTICE Is horoby olvon thai Ihthe undorslqnotlundrs , tho. Cnllfrtnr.,nf.-Tnycs pi tho •honored Sept. 211 .11 il Mountvlow Road, has boon ' countierftlintints: arnrep exemp^viimnlt iin-Wiln 198l1 frnfrom Ihn' afltl thIheo entrancnnt'pnni'en onff BattlRnttlne HilHill AvenuA wnnime ilso SironglOnOu. • the strongest guaranlprs of-ndtioiftfl •Township o( SprlnglleldjJn the CountCounty of Union will on ^tti day of Novombor 19B0 At too .testiinonial -dinner und-coniinuod fo octobor 22,1980 _1.billions for defense while increases in Soviet military spending security is a superior Hrllltirry— oiloklnlhelorenoonof thaldad y IIn hof TaxOfflco In purpose tax rate of enp:.Bergnri (3 of,70), Essex Inoiioof .urged by CO residents: in a petition that have taken place inexorably over Now Jbrsoy oxposofoKsalo Iho Wllowlno doscrlbod .Unds sltuotod In Iho sold Townslilp of dance in Hillside for his ÂôciSl'-Mootlno will bo 22), Hudson 11 of 12),Phssiac (none of presented to the 'township-committee by inflating our currency and neglecting, defense;,.We must reverse tho decline •Sprinoflold, on which laXos or sssossmont Installments for tho yoar 197? tpaolhor wilh live years Of service in_S.U_ hold on. October 22, 1980 at assessed valuation in the preceding steps to. increase the productivity, .In- Intorost and costs, romaln unpaid and In arfoars. - •• . ' ' A - .l(j)andUnion(lof21l. ' . MRS. ELWOOD CARMICHAEL...T|ie the past 20 years. I cannot ignore.our..'.'• in,our military strength, and ensure • :' This salo Is made under, tho provisions ol an''Act ol fho Loolslafuro .concornlno unpaid.. .John's Ukrainian Post 227.. '39?°fi'oot°"30°pl?m°lof;inl slrengths.;.ll will.be of ho amount due thereon Including inter-ost and the costs of adyorflslng. 'lllllllMlTllMIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIlnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIII believe that we will bp vulnerable, _,. vanecd by the administrator that could . Effective annual yield.on terests to emasculate Pirielaiids protec- wouldadd some 40,000 acres covering destabilising, and it will-slony-our own I am convinced that our voluhlepr: be- more • rapiaiy" and cheaply pro; Glvenundermyhandthlsthlrdd»vofOctober,1980. • - ., j,' . . • i.u • tion, the scenario gets even more com- tS0ftl c 1 mi: •«> • • . -• -; Mario A, Smith. headwaters ofGreat Egg Harbor River~ ' ' .for.'and development or new forces are adequate for-our current cured,..Th—---'-• e race-trac• ••••••k deploymen• •t pro~- - •'• . • •'••'' -'•• • . ColloctorofTaxos- plicated. _• • '-... '( . .. ' • energy here at home. Wo should gp lor- fijujisorne of Galloway arid Egg Harbor wnrd wilh defense needs. 1 hope that-it will not- posed by tho-GarteiyadministraiionJs^ The Springfield Leader;octobor 9,14,23,30.. • .' .• •. Oct. 16. 1980 (Fpo: i23.941 ' Two ne_w._developmd:nts bear wat- townshiris't'o the l.l million acres now - other'options for strategic- become. necessary to roimpose the fol cl s 1 enormously expensive-Trmf" com- ching. For one, the.Coalitidn for Sensi- included in state and federal lefiisla- ' ' imidcrnizalioii mid Iravr.MX draft. Howevcr.'w..e. muslmust 'be prepared' plicated,'and will require years lo ble Preservation of the Pinclands, an^' lion. This, should it come to pass, would where it is .today-mi the'drawing Tor that possibility, For this-reason.-1 build; This prnpnsnrl tnnrin nrHnplnylng organized arm of. the -builders and-their rea|ly confound sonnr"oT the, biggest board,."...! -.-... ', .' .. have determined that the Selectivi e Sor- the MX should bo scrapped; becausc-U-. FALL -"'t_-. fellow Iravolt-rs h'as released its own development proposals which now raise r "President Carter's proposal-..to vice system 1111181 now bo rovitaliz- is unworkable, . ''. Ideafpr- Pinelan(Js planning in Iho the spectre of.damafie to groundwplers reinstttntCffiEtetnrttioi! for-the draft is ed...we can begin registration arid then "I; oppose a military draft-rin-.- smnEBAm^ perimctei* "protection", zone which sur- and wetlands alike' ••'.•'. the first step towards ppeacetime conr meet future mobilization needs rapidly pc'acotimo. Only in a national emergen- Publlihfid OJICR Thursday by ORANGE TAG SALE *nluitnl mi ^ ol cloposil lo Publllhor )»711»;5 lielter-sltelter .development, wHIcHTisr through various tactics. olS.'OCT : i1nv ot willmiqwal (iiwt CKKVIOU lo von' UtilumiMii nvoiv Sacond'clati'Poilagopaldat ' what wpUJdJie most dcsXruetivc to sav As I've wrlttoriNêrQ.in the past, tho - ol StOOiiuuiuMiii looponucliocfciiHI,;Ki-.nuiiit. : Sprinofiaid, NJ.orosi ing (he Pinolnnds and its priceless roal motivatlqn-for*nll this protesting' against; Pinelahds protection may go WILLIAMS H.30clnttp«r copy logacios of potable water.' ' . ' COCCIA Tho other.dOvolopment isn't surpris- dcopor thatha"—•-••i—\..n meets the oye- , ••It'mus• -t• b• o, Annual •ubicrlpllonrafa . ing, unless one has been too. prooc- more.than coincidence tmi( the'major1 NURSERY 113.19 In cduitly . cupiod with the tawdry squabbles about support for opponents of tiio^Pinolands Insurance Agency tli.oooutoleounty . . 524 SPRINGFIELD AVE. • WESTFIELD the' commission's plan. It is. simply Pldn comos'.from elected officials' in 3; Mountain Avo. ;- 232-4076 • Springfield, N.J. 070at ' this: tho U.S: .Department of the In- Atlantic County.lt is quite possible that tejiior,' which we must romomber con- gambling interests want to transplant |llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIINIIIII| '••trote the purse strings for, the whole tho'hapless residents of Atlantic City, •SAVE •'• .'tYT-DAilMZ. • Maplewood «.Madison • Morrlsto^n," Sptlnolleld • Nolcono • Colllnoswpod • Member FSUC 1. - RepreuntednallonAllyby -. concept of'tho' Pinclands- National out.to as-yot-unbullt suburbs so th(!y 376-2358 AN CAinniu/0 .'.,. U.S. Suburbfln Prois, Inc. Roservo, favors .an oven moro stringbnt can dovolop the city to the utmost for * Sub|ect To Acceptance & InspecHbn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11 ..ipUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlillllllllllHi gambling and rolatcd pleasures. I

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I times I.UJ,I.*J,OUII.,..~ ••>- •- SENSUAL ^cn |ne LUBO opera RidgedaleAvenue. • MOVIES • THiATCII • series today, ONE. TRICK SMOKEY AND THE BAN-. OBSESSION, Fri., 7:30, 'company opens Its fifth Featured in the cus.t are ; Sherry Grant, .'former respect our.work,and e>( PONY, 8, 10...Starts Fri- DIT II, Fri., Mon., Tues., 9:40; Sal.;5:20^7:30.9:40; j.,.^Saturday at 8 p.m. Miguel Andoqr in u,c titlo' Unionite, and. Satiety Wed.. Thur., 9; Sal,; 2:30, Sun.. 5, 7:10, 9:20; Mon., *• , "pict' quality' and- enjoy- day, ' TIMES -SQUARE. jth Carter, formerly of ment from all our efforts.". Call theater at 744-1455 for 5:50, 9:20; Sun., 2, 5:20, tues., Wed., Thur.,. 7:15, Pasadena, Calif., who tlmcclock. 8:55. i . . • 9:25; Sat., Sun!, children's Chestnut Tavern & Restaurant have combined 20 years of E L M •' O R AS T R AN- D. show, 2. • : \ __ 149CrtestputSt.,.Unlon.AMPLE FREE PARKING television experience (Elizabeth)-MEATBAt,- Springfield! Hadassah working as associate pro- LS, Thur.,' Fri., Mon.,' . ducers on major television Tues., Wed., Thur., 7:35; shows,- are partners in Sat., 2, 5:17, 8:30; Carter-Grant Productions Sun.,7:40; AIRPLANE,: AUCTION in television. Their lalcsl Thui\, Fri., Mon,, Tues:, CHINESE AUCTION production, a "Battle for Wed., thur,, 9:15; Sat., the Ballot"series.'is being 3:40,7,10:20;Sun., G, 9:15; Gaifs brings Florida North to Maplewood! & FLEA MARKET shown four times a day on INDIAN SHOW, Sun,, 2 to ^Discover Wbh-TV in New York.1 ':'"A '•, THE 5 p.m. The. series which befi.in Famous Bar-B-Q Saturday, Oct. 25 •Alit- t Sept. 17,will continue until FIVE POINTS CINEMA r^ Ifliniilrnr Nov.. 4..The shows, slarr- (Union )r-CALIGULA, 7 P.M. LunchfortDlnntr- ing'top. entertainers, such Thur., Mon.,.Tues.', Wed.,- BABY BACK | ' ' RwHurwl ' CockUlli as Charlton Heston, Thur., -7:20, 9:55;'! Fri.,. EnUrUlnmtnta Fri. & Sit. NlQhU Robert Stack, Jon Voight, Sat:; 7:30, 10:10; ;Sun., at the Soft pack or 5 Highland Place-Maplewood-763-3083 4:30,7:10,9:45. •• - American Legion Hall Marsha Mnson, Merv KAREEN ABDUL- Griffin, Mclba -Moore, JABBAR, basketball in Springfield LINDEN TWIN Mark Hamill, Frank Gifr player-turned actor, is Donation $1.50 ONE-AIRPLANE, Thur.,. French Fries ford alid' Loni Anderson, featured in film comedy/ ELIZABETH TOWN & tell stories' behind 'Airplane,' which con- Mon.,. Tues., Wed., Thur.! Cola Slaw " DEBORAH BRAUN-CHAIRMAN America's • presidential tinues (oranother week at -elections^ the candidates, Sat.,'Sun.', 1:30,3:30,5:30, -' -••'•; '' Codktalli Served TICKETS COUNTRY CLUB the Linden Twin Orio x Prances Oitrofsky, 487-1269 i _yi'ho made trwun, the strug- Theater, the Maplcwood 7:30; 9:30; Fri., Sal., mid- -^7 917 N- Broad Street — 1 the strifes. ' HORROR 1790 Springfield Ave., Maplfewood Evelyn Splbholz, 467-9561 Theater and the oratilpor" Elisabeth 7~T:.,^_I Theater, Teceived~national-and in- 762-1247 —AVAILABLE FOR lorniitlnnnl recognition. TWO-FADE TO BLACK, PRIVATE AFFAIK5T TJTheiri , programs hhave Operaloaue Fri., 7;45, 9:45; Sat!, received several Errimy Subn., 1;45, 3M5, 5f45, • WEDDINGS •MEETINGS nominations, the Freedom et 111 Llar 7MS •* '••*'* * * * * * * * * * * *. *•* *

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•-W •• --•• WN: Thursday, October )$, 1980 LUBO opera in fifth year Ex-Uflionite leader Movie Times Maestro Anthony Morss at the Madison' High B E L L'E- V.U E Wed,, Thur., 7:15; Sat.,-.( S urn rn I-t )—- B A I IHônduot-tho orchestra-School—audtloiûniT TMonTciair)—Last times ^T:.05t7:'35; Sun., 3T35T7n0, TrMTNGTrA , SI hen the LUBO opera Rldgedulo Avenue. «Movies» today, ONE TRICK SMOKEYANDTHEBAN- OBSESSION,_Fri,, 7:30, Co'mpany opens; its' flfth—~Featured IrutJho cast are • Sherry Grnnl, former. respect our work and ex-PONY, 8, 10. Starts Fri- DIT II, Fri., Mon., Tues;, 9:40; Sat., 5:20,7:30,9:40; season Saturday at 8 p.m. Miguel Andoo* in the title Unibnite, and Sandy pect quality and enjoy- day, TIMES SQUARE. Wed., Thur., 9; Sat., 2:30, Sun., 5,. 7:10, 9:20; Mori., With xr'"-'"1''' "WlrtnlftHrt" Carter, formerly '.of ment from all our efforts." Call theater at 744-H55 for 5:50, 9:20; Sun., "2,- 5:20, Tues., Wed,, Thur., 7:15,' Pasadena, Calif., who tlmeelock.: ... 11:55, "9:25; Sat., Sun,, children's Chestnut Tavern* Restaurant have combined 20 years of E L M 0 It A S ' T R A N D show, 2.' 14»;ch05im)l St., Union.AMPLE FREE PARKING television experience (Elizabeth)-MEATBAI^ Sprinefield Hadassah r—-- • tpt.«m working as. associate 'pro- LS, Thur.i Fri., Mon.,' ?rsiS ducers'on. major'television Tues., Wed., Thur.,-.7:35;' Midnight shows, are parlners in Sat.,.' 2, 5:17, B;30; Fri. a Sat Carter-Grant Productions •Sun,,7:4O.; AIRPLANE, AUCTION Til 1 A.M, in television. Their latest Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., production; a "Battle tot Wed.; Thur., 9:15; Sat., CHINESE AUCTION the Ballot" series, is beinu 3:40,7,10:20; Sun., fi,.?:'l5; Gary's brings Florida North to Maplewood! & FLEA MARKET ^wJJisco.yer. s'hown,four times a day on INDIAN SHOW, Sun., 2 to VVOUrTV in New York; Sp.rn" — ••-. • : The series which began Famous Bar-B-Q in.ulrnr Sept, 17. will continue until FIVE POINTS CINEMA Saturday, Ocft-25 Nov.. A. The showsrstai'f- (Union)-CALIGULA, ingtop entertainers, such Thur., Mon., Tues., Wctf., BABY BACK as - Charllon Hestoii, Th"ur., 7:20.. 9:55; Fri., Robert Slack, Jon Voifiht, Sat., 7:30, 10:10; Sun., 5 Highland Place-Mapiewood-763-3083 4:30,7:10,9:45, .• Marsha. Mason, Merv KAREEN ABDUL- American Legion Hall . Griffin," Mclba Moore, JABBAR, .basketball in Springfield Mark Hamill, Frank Gif- LINDEN TWIN Donation $1.50 ford and Loni Anderson, French Fries •tell stories behind' . IncIiidM CoffM. CalM, Ekxv>Hm ELIZABETH TOWN & Airplane,' which con- Cold Slaw DEBORAH BRAUN-CHAIRMAN America's presidential \ •!• »;»v. ^ 7.30,9 30 COUNTRY CLUB elections, the candidates,- tinups for another week at Sat Sun 1.30, 3 30,.^30, Cocktails Set TICKETS •fho™ Lindpri Twin One Fra ncesÔstrqf_sky., 687-126? theater,*-the—Mapiewood- r 917dSvBroad Street HORROR 1790 Springfield Ave., Ma velyn Spiehol?, 467-9561 Thoator and the Elmora b The two women hnjffi Thoator.EiifabotK. 762-1247 _!_::: ;•' JElmcbrelh received-national and in- TWIN. Â¥AItABLEF_, Their programs have ;; 7:45, 9:45;-, Sat., PRIVATE AFFAIRS. . . Subn;, 1:45,' 3:45, 5:45, received' several Emmy , UNION COUNTY • WEDDINGS •MEETINGS nominations, bd Wcd ; Thu -Fouridntion Award and the. ~" The- Friends of the New - ' ,1 rv ™"' > PARTIES & MORE! Gold AWcirdor.thelnlernar Jersey Slate Opera will : midnight, F'lne Cuisine nml Liquor ——- . tipnal Film and TV present an.operalogue on SPORT CLUB Cali;.;DlCK;ANDEKSQN,SK.: • .Festival of New York., "Aida" tomorrow at1 8 Among others, "The.; 21 p.rn: at the Gran Cen- is sponsoiing a U.S. Soccer V is smooth (201)"354-5850~^= Days of America^' is the turiori Club, 440.Madison TWO FH i-vt " Foderatiph Cojchini Course to iirsLshort-form series Hill Rd., Clark, "inrtilFducledby loririof player ever to receive the en- ^Maestro . Alfredo • V4o' 7 ^ 9 35- Mon ' for Union County Sport Club,' dorsementof-the-Nntionnl-Sillpigni will discuss the Dr. Leonard Luconko. Director Education Association. 6 p era' s • • h i s t b r i c a I When yoii leave MADISON-ELEPHA- •«l Coathint far SNVSSA, Dr. liicunko will teach' Iho courso lor'ihoso FREE Grant.-whb.head the Lbs-baekfiround,, the libretto NT MAN, Thur., Mon.,- persons Interested in ob'tainlni the USSF "0" CoacHing License. The" the aipyangements to us Angeles office, explains and musicafdevices of trie .Tues., Wed.,.Thur., 7:15, course will require 36 hours ol training to be held oil the iollowinj 12 that "quality has nlwpys- composer. ' Refreshments evenings! Each segment will last Ihrco hours and will bo on MONDAY . full service •9:25; Fri.,, 7:30, 9:40; catering facility , been our major goal, and will be_ser.vedÂdditional Sat;,Sun,, 2, 5:05; 7:25,'i THURSDAV EVES at JONATHAN DAVTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, ' HAIRCUTS our hone is thai-people will information can be obtain- 8:45. •' • Mountain Avc, SPRINGFIELD, MJ, 07081. Including Shampoo and Blow Dry. •.•.•..•'.•.' ed by calling 623-5757.' I 10 MAPLEWOOD-AIRP- CA>.!/>4I/Mlnnr ' '' .Gfan ' Centurion LANE, fhuit;,"Fri,,Mon., SPJRINCBURN If you are looking for!a~great .pOCJeiy'plans club wil[ offer• a prc- Tuos.;7:15,9; SatM 3,4:45, haircut look no further •frao rrtnrari ' • operalogue dinner from C6:30,8:20; 10; Sun., 2:15,4, upon completion ol the course, each person, will receive, a USSF Tree COncerT lb B.p^Dinner reserva- 5:35,7:15, St. . coaching certification, a shirt with olicial USSF patch and'a book ol " i. • n —USSF-ruW5-and-fflgul«lions-lf-a-person-m[s«s-«rseMlorirlt-must-b« l-jnonr-and- The Montclair Chamber. lions mny bemi;dc by calln.t women models for our advanc-. made up of strings and 3B2-1G64. .ma.de up at a course to be. taught, in Now York City in January- E February. ~-' • • ' .-.'.-. woodwinds with piano, . .. •' Tues ' ed haircut training session. • '. Wed., Thur., 7:15, will present "ti concert at. DaHCe QfOUD j;15.PrLi7;3Oip;30,Sati For Further Information, please call HEMiZ Hair cuts performed by Selon^, Hall—University Th " r.n(|^, n'r n,n • . licensed hairdressers. 1 2, 4, B, S, 10;.Sun., 1:45, GRETT, 376-6969 (days) or 6545749 (eves) or Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the'^ ^ : fiance 3i45,5:45,7:40,9:35. 2800 SpringfieldAtteaRte. 24) JOHN KILBY, 2730040; or FRITZ or MARY Union, N.j; 687-0700 ' No children under 12. PARK (.Roselle Parkl-PRISONER OF MUEHLBAUER, 287-5237.

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e-thursd»y,Ocfober'l«, l980-SPRINGt=IELb(N.J ) LEADER '•' ., Mandarin.Chinese Kestauran -Thursday, October.16,1980 If s so—September _ College Dems' campaign official $l80,000yoy THE NEW VOKK TIMES . United Way of Eastern Union County-, siveness demonstrates the'eoncern of Union College's month's weather lor the high lempera.uire - OB • Kponsor a,college night at April n, 11180 . . •John—'{Jillesple.v cam- Allen, Dexter Martin-'and He charged McKenhcy according to Clarence Dauknight, Eastern Union- County's private Cooperative Weather Sta-, Union County area, can- degrees on $cpl. 2, iiceor-'- 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 27, at Lunch - Dinner -Orders to Go? paign manager for the • HormanSchrolber, said: • with showing the same general campaign chairman. .. citizens, business, management, and tion reports that lust taincd a record-breaking ding to Raymond J. Daly Jonathan Dayton_ High. Lunch Special Only $2;95 Democratic candidates "Her • assumption that "arrogance" by "taking labor, and industry for the needs of l.iimli llmirs: TIIW Tri. 11 ::m a;llil.Sal. 12-2:^0 ' for Union County Board of she will, be elected credit.for Ihercconlgross The campaign;began Sept. 29 for • ' • ' ''....''. of Pcapack, head of the School. 1 senior citizens, abused children, work- The program ..will be Dinner tars: Tumi.-TOOT- 5-u, Fri. * M, 5-1(1, Sun. 2-0 . Freeholders, this: week freeholder, and this receipts legislation, ' ad- funds that will help, support locaLLJng>'parcnUi and handicapped adults, station. " . . . T ... • • Cliiscil Mniulny. . . The 08 degrees is the opcn.'to. all students and :nilSprin[{li''H'>vi' .Summit, N.J: criticlzcd Mayor Virginia changing of the' Roselle ding, "I.charge that she human <;are agencies throughout "In this lime of economic trouble it is highest temperature ever tHeir ; parents ,from, near rnrratr nfSlinupil Ave. I m-IMKI • McKenney of Hosclle Park meetings which.con-' had no impact on the ac-' Eastern Union County. ''important' to support Eastern Union WE WILL BUY recorded for Septeniberin Berkeley Heights, Clark, Park, a Republican can- flictcd with her freeholder. tual decision by the govcr- Bauknighl said, "Over the years, the' County's United Way member agencies YOUR GOLD, the 2(l-year history of the Garwood, Kenilworlh, didate for freeholder, for meetings, will soon bo nor 'arid the Legislature, Eastern Union County community has and the people they serve." •; College's- station. 'The en- Mountainside., and Spr- "having the night of the compared with the She has attempted to tie ••-• SILVER. tire month.iii fact, wa's.ex- ingfield.- . Roselle Park Council'wisdom, of presidential her unsuccessful- and -r & DIAMONDS ceptionaTly warm and meetings changed." • • candidate Thomas Dewey little-publicized ' law suit Admission officers from . Gillespie, who is manag- announcing his Cabinet withtheactualresulls."- nearly broke another a variety of clilleges-will. ingthe campaigns of Joan before the 1948election." Gillespie also said that,, record.. Mean temperature be. at the high school to AT THE HIGHEST PRICE AROUNDI for September was 'fill.85 —-—.. •; . . .' " : ' .'.... ' '— li_ in GOP literature, McKch- •(• With thQ-price of gold becoming more stablo jirovide admission and degrees, which is :).l(i financial aid information. riey "brags about her each and every day, we are in an excellent degrees wanner former status as an in- nnsitinn tn hn'i/ trado nr rnmnHni yn;ir nnt- than is The regional board-of Illij—flJSO ..ilP^ Rain or Shine dependent but hides the ' dated jowelry. Tho oxporliso of over 50 years was only .fifi degrees from nriuhced cancellation of its : -ffleMhat-she-fllso-ran-as^- of business 4S at your disposal, ".' boating llie record high set ii'd four nod'•.'. regular Up To Your Elbows "AATI1 bu r n SRoFfTH i I \ s Democrat.". MORE in September ol W71. -*.:- iLEADERSKlP CITED—.Dr. Charles Schwartz, contor, dirbctor of special sor- • meeting ^Wednesday. The In Fleas? See Us. l * - ' . ^ .' * • FREE PURCHASE PROPOSAL The high 'rnercifry' vicos in Springfield, receives a resolution for his leadership efforts to holp . next meeting will beat II Chambeiôf Commerce Red Gross: readings are-particulaiiy chifdron with learning disabilities from Freeholder/Rose Mario Sinriott, right, p.m., Nov. i), in the In- E PUP TENT money for your striking when compared to. and from Betty Upper, president of Union County Association for Children with structional Media;Cenlcr 38 MorrisTpk. Summit • 273-1442 sponsors trip . v We will come to your home, orfice'or low September Learning Disabilities. Oct. 12 to 18 is'Learning Disabilities Week,' .'• • at Gov. ' Livingston Dog Groomine •tTiopical Fish • Exotic Birds :' temperatures. Seplttfnlier A trip to New York Cil'y bank to expertly evaluate your gold, Regional High SuhciiilT" • ' OpenDaitylil6:00;Sun: 11:30-2:30 . ' for a 3 p.m. preview per- money... and ol'lScijand 1»74. lor exam-. Berkeley Heights. _ Sat. Oct.-18,,1.980^-9:30 to.4:30 silver, and diamond jewelry.:...... '.-'. fnt;rn.nn('i> nf the mnslpnl- TRIBUTE. FROM TOMA—Wcstlicld Police Capt. Al Vardalls, loft, gets an on- ~~ ":' ' '•»•.•• ' "' pJ&ji'nchJiad a'record low "TintypcSj^will be spon- H. _^ AT Np CHARGE! . reading ofniklcgrees. "On the Streets dorsomont-'anda handshake tromTDavId ToTiTa^TIaTiniircoirnoctioirwUh^VaT^ Precipitaliomvas on the sored . Oct. 2G . by-, the; dolls'. GOP candidacy for Union County shoril). Toma, whoso undercover police Fiee Gifts too! Gr.ea t or—I) n iorr^Cojint y_ .. Appointments arranged ft your convenience low Uido. wilh a total'rain investigations (ormod the basis o( the popular TV series bearing his name,.a '.« • •"•••—•-. - - : : . • •: .•. Chapter of (he American tended a campaign reception for Vardalls In Garwood. _;»' accumulation of billy :i.ri4 Rcd.Cross. - inches, a departure o| \:ar- .The package includes • 1 VI Pi Vfcl T IT Vfc Haiwil Stniceinches -from the norm. It acquired by library -L: W Ji CJTO I* X O To Our Neighborswas not, however, the transportation, reserved •••••' •""•" ' T- '•''.•-' ' liy'KOSEP.SIMON. - '-.' —lions,, but they "also , had .several •• •jent and buffet. Additional GOP candidates pledge - '••• ^ .••••:•' • '• -^ -driest September record- ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR ed. September: 1!)72 pro- The. Springfield Publip Library lists . theirtrlcal • triumphs In .Krrgllsh,' on Information Is available bOb MILLBUHN AVENDE^r-; ; 5 jlie lulliiwjiig lilles-iriiwrig the recently. Broadway, London and-.Hollywood,-!; from Pal-taMpi'te-at-ari:)- dupod-ii mere 1.Ill inches :> - ICor. Short Hlll'i Aval' received books. .: ' " OutslalulinK-iHlho story of their marital 2500.. . ••' .•-.•-. ion on solid waste -of-4-rain.' COME SEE-COME SAVE • - • .. ' •'•"•'• '• ' ' SHORT HILLS', N;J. (201)37^5400^ . YIDDISH TIIKATtilt STARS :'.'•". devolin and their unshakcnblerloyally . The three Republican candidates for recycling center there, she said, , - ' Open Dally 9:30-5, Men, & thiiri. •«! 9 ' •'•• The maximum relative Mollv Picon," bv Mollv Picon wilh ' to their people her'eand in Israel. . DON'T TRADE-IN . JUnion Cnunty-Bourd of Freeholders this "There is no luwihal says all of Union _;• , -—-.__!.. Fraa.Parklng In Raflr ; • humidity was 111..percent—JeanGrillor '.• — JEWISH. WOMKNWHITKRS . If it rains — O.ld Library Bldg. GETTOPD01XAK Week L'hnrRed'that flip bourd has heon . County's garbage iihs to be deposited in' oil the 2!)llj; The' daughter of imiiiigranl parents, . "The Woinan Who Lost Her Nilin'es," Essex St, at Lackawahna Place . '.•' FORYdURCAU "running away, from -a gr^winR (jur- Linden. A wasto-to-energy plant could "Tiayecrisislor 10years." ',. •'.:'... . ~be built elsewhere, and Ihereare other - Mossly's talent for singing, dahcing and compiled by .Julia Wolf Mazow. FREE,3 Hour parking at the,covered meters. CAUL CLASSIFIED somersaults was noticed by members 'Jewish women, 'asi,'those of other The candidates, Frank I_*hr of Sum- possible/alternates." .' ' • -. • mit Virginia MeKeiiney of Roselliy . •; Okrasinski charged that "inaction"1 of the Y-iddish thfialcj- (in Piiilaclelphia I faiths,'"do not wislv to be iriyipiized .or_ u i when they cainelo have jheir costumes stereotyped.ms •many'claim they have Park and Pe(er Okrasinski of Union,-, •l)y-;lhc'-DemotTulit -conlrolled-ljoard made 1'jyhor mother. At the age of five been) by male authors. They insist that pledged that if they, are elected, Riving "has needlessly caused our garbage ,;shc wonTirst prize ($5i in tin amateur they, loo,, are diverse.in character and . the board n'-Republican-majority, they. ; _costs to skyrocket and our cnunly home -—show, and. continued to perform until goals, 'although their thoughts mid will'make "a definite decision." to rule to be'violated.'-' ... ' "filler her sophomore your in high schol, situations are influenceri-tb n greater or resolve the matter during, their first when financial need ended her formal ' lesser degree by their Jewishness-a year in office. . """'' '• — ' "In 1970, under the leadership of a Jensen lauds education, '•,-.! heritage of more than 5,000 years. 1 There she met..Jacob KnljeluYonkel) .In allthe world there have beeirconv .'Republican .: freeholder, the. county . Grand Opening Sale lhiiied.u_consullant_to..devclop_frcom- • - ...in chnrge of u small group of actors. lle_ -«parativply jew women writers, so it is welfare board hired her, groomed her lor stardom and in the ease of Jewish women, a few of diauttûcl prehensive. plan," Lehr said. But the Uavid Jensen-,' i't|de'p'cnderii candidate edJierîigpJtebllliôurod-biR-^Wioiirtitxn-eprcOTnted here, either by • Democrats "took no action,".he charg:- for Congress in the 12th District, prais- "cities here and abroad, perfonting in stories, or memoirs, or • eif. Todoyrho'sojd, "they have a phony ed the operation of the Union County •Yonkcl's plays (.he wrote' the mus.ic,' . autobiofii'aphical skc'tclies.- They .seek 'plaifthat js no real plan .at all!' but is .Board of'Social Services at a meeting in later Molly contributed the lyrics), to identify Ihernselves-wilh language "depeiidehl on the actions of others." Plainfield. • ... ' -. .- _ They appeared in London, Paris, Vienav.- -portraying i|iemselves either as wives,. • McKerincy. said solid waste from Jensen said, the agency's real pro- WE DAY ONLY!! • in SautSauihh_ AmericaSouthAmerica.-South'' AfricAfricaa , anandd mothers lvr r rfimply com "Diamond stud earrings are the 'Elizabeth, Hillside, Roselle, Roselle blem is the lack of federal funding to in- molhors, lovers, or simply com- 'Aci.T.W. 1 .-'Israeli'to ,the"delight of Jewish atl- Park, Winfield and Konilworth has to crease the staff so it ciln handle fhe, ' Everything in pur Display tasBS- •". plicated, many-faceted individuals. perfect gift for that-.__.-_:•. -•-.-.•'•1115. , dichecs everywhere. Al at); Molly, the The editor collected, the. matorial .-3CI..T.W. •be diverted under- state orders, growing number of cases. The minimal . will he '••••:——-- • ' . •'.' petite one, was sliU doing her .somer- written between'19:10 and the 1970s. In'- •3350. ' ;.';" very special someone. '•'••'•' "because of the do-nothing policies nf expense. of additional fraud in- saults. " •, • •' . ' "My Own People," a frustrated writer theDemdcrats." • ' .•'•-.' vosligntors would allow, the staff to; She writes of her -triurrnihs and set- observes .tho sorrowful and joyous out- We are having our.lst annual •145 Taking note of.opp'ositioh in Linden to ' keep up with investigations and screen BUY ONE, GET ONE FREES backs, ihc'ir adoption of foster children, bursts of an impoverished woman and 1 ct, TW. diamond stud earring sale proposed .construction of a. solid waste out fraudulent claims/he added./ . tfieir homo in. Mahopacl radio and her children. She wishes she could write 7 , '1075.. and are featuring diamonds nightclub • appearances, lheir_.bwn like tho mother speaks—freely and pas " of various sizes and qualities Sci.-T.W, _^teatcrtin^DCtrrrd''A*vWin'e"in New York, sionately. She (loos so 'after wilnessng a 54 E. ST. GEORGE AVE. .'&75r' INTERESTED IN .'. their visits to European D,P.'.camps, cruel confrontation, writing about the ' ' " •~r'|1 block Bill Of Wood AW) ".,•, from .lQct;T;w.to Sct.T.w. h Wct.T.W. and their trip to Korea. Not only were oppression of her' people. In '"Thcf .Ol 1ypofl'.iP 'Cil irrori, Ui» minimum pnci •ilo*«J by 1UI0 I ..,. injt or 6.prong settings: _ Radeen's —1-rPsnrcx Starter Set • SPECIAL CAKES "625. '•- : HOME DECORATORS DESSERT SUNDAES . they admired for their Yiddish pr.odue- Woinan Who Lost Her' NalTORT". THIS STOH IS INNWNWMUY OWNH) * OfMATID >V, cl. T.W. SILVER 2. Hamilton Beach FLYING-SAUCERS DELUXE SUNDAE DINNER .- '625. - OR INVESTMEN1 3S1 MIMburn Av«.,Mllfburn Portable Mixer •We can match any single dla- ' Acroii Irnm MlllbOrn acnM> 3^11 Weather Scarf NUTTY ROYALES- OLDE FASHIONED SUNDAES Mi ct. T.W. mond you may have to moke a . 376-74J01 Opiil.Thiin.'Ini.. & Umbrella •875. 1 Y offering fiye touris f pair of studs. We Are Ptadv- mad* a/ciitiom' mad* 4. Shpuldcr Tote Baa_ iel.TW. ' CURTAINS. ••• 5. Delude Stcnm A house tour fOatiiringa Morris Avc.';Reservations .'1075. BUYERS DON'T MISS THIS BEDSPREADS .-•'•. & Dry Iron . •' homes- in Berkeley:-.can'.be made by calling W ct. T.W. Fancy shape diamonds also & Heights, Summit, and" 27IHI242. •'.'••• available at similar savings.. DRAPERIES 6.' Rival Can Opener ONEDAYONL^SALE Chathiim will be held from ' nis ' SELtERS BLANKETS ,' 7. Black & Decker 10a.m. from:!p.m. Ocl.lW Of Silver Bars.X Coins . 1/4" Drill to benefit the 'Summit —8rPortablc Lamp YWCA; '•'. ... ' .", •'-.. (Batterv Pouiered) •The homes ol Frederick Newark ICEGREAAA BATH ACCESSORIES* RUGS and Luis Best, Evelyn and Stamp & Coin TOWELS* TABttLINENS ISdgur McGinley, Leonard LTS ur mpireyWORKSHîL^jr 244 MORRIS AVE., SPRINGFIELD Weiss and: the W. Stanley Irvingtqh .374-9700 at Berkeley Federal Savings! Browns will be shown-. Just come in and invest SlOiOOO in n 6 MONTH SAVINGS >- 376-1979F T-rTicket's'iire $5 each, i T "tivailablc at the Summit - CERTIFIGATI; of $5T000 'or moTe~Tiri an^rother.high Open 9a.m. to ll.p.rrv. YWQA, 79 Maple St. or - interest certificate and help yourself to any gift you'd like. MÎ^^ Flarias Crealions. 511 ÛMXdLJ^MIzIlMJ^^MlsM. $lti,OO0L6 Month CcrtifiGafc--- Effective 12.035Cjc 11. % Annual wow! > ; . RATE WEEK OP OCTOBEK 1.6-22 ThU Is" an effective* annual yield aitaimlna principal, rtiul fitterest are re- canbe Three new bewitching bras invcNtnd a( maturity al the same Interest mw. Al the llme'iil ri'iiewal. t|ic , Bcautifulbras Apples Interest-rale may lie higher or lower than it It. npw. ' • - • •' % from Support eah be Beautiltjl® Mon. Buy 1/Getl 2% Year Certificate Tues. 2 Pcs. Chicken % Anmml : French Fries Yield On U. 55« tSL FREE RATE TMUy OCTOBER 2!)'l'i I The rale shown above Is nvallahle for'neiv accounts opened In this period ,md . PURE APPLE CIDER COUPON is ouaranleed loathe entire Icmi. Inlerosl It. cnni|iOimded continuously and Gelger apples, grown on Geigerjorchards, are some 1 •credited monthly? • , _^r^.. ,". ¥- ' BIG BROILER Buy I/Get 1 of the finest'fruit Hudson-Valley can offer. Cared for •ri'(lcr.il rt'iiuitillonwn'loliUill thi"ininprtuniliiiiii>l luli'M'..! nn 6 mohihs s.nliiijv i-»'rttlualt'*. anilTenulTe A villi«.lAiit 1.^1 Inh'U-M in-n,ilty lof i',ulv uitlulT,iu,ll Inim ,ill h.uknn^ 11'nllU'nlt'b. Weth the year l'ound, our apples-are picked at the.peakof SAVE 15* off ^gallon rllUCHIVIiahCTimilCATnWAIIAIIll • ' • flavor; although sometimes the apple isn't colored or WITH CHEESE febc p right, the taste is our main concern. Brought down , - Lg.BeePicklesf Pattie,Gheese,Onfoo, Catsup, Hard Roll , '.. | ' |^. ^M : llMI. from Mclntosh country each week in our own trucks,- our apples are carefully watched each step of the WiflrTfiis"Coupon way. We take special care to see that the apples l-x. 10/26/80, -UL- . get interest on your we re bringing you are of good quality. We know our f ;r>. ) CHECKING! apples are special, and would like for you to come I- .!. TAYLOR HAM Buy I/Get 1 , COUPON SAVINGS Just keep a minimum monthly balance of $200 and Fri. down and take a look at this year's crop. ' vpu'H get 5% Interest. And If you keep a minimum dally ^ balance of $500 you can write as'many checks as you SAVE 30* off want for FREE1 . •-———v. '.'•" and CHEESCE E F • Your Friiit Purchase 2 Pcs. Tailor Ham, 2 Pcs. Cheese l EK..IO/26/SWitO h This Coupon I- - ,\ . NOW AVAILABLE _ /SO "• • ^nf laytex® Golden Delicious: Red Delicious: Jonathan: Macoun: Mclntosh: U r ..,.-__..._.. _._ . g^yjjjj^-^|jjj^^-pj-qg^|ji-nd^~~." '~'' ~~ ~ ^packagu flap for-details,' Offer ends Decombcr '26.19H0.) BOX OF CHICKEN Sun. n ,;, where the smari-'nioney GROWS! Soft shfmmery Me6t. Ever-so-light seams. OFF FI1QM HPniNCiriELO BATTLE HILL , lVc,Nou> Have •«"'^£ Touched withê and accented, with applique. Bakery & Gourmet Pumpkins ;PLAINriELD Open 7 Days In flattering \ CENTER i ' .; •&•••.•:. - 2573 Morris Ave. \ 8:30-9 p.m. Indian Cork ©.. Federal Savings and Loan. Support jp2n be Beautiful^ bras from Pla\/tex® Union 687-0577 j ers 433-3443 UNION: 324 Chestnut Strecl/687-7030 560 SPRINGFIELb AVE., WESTFIELD, NlJ. 07092 233-3444 . . Hours; Mon, l|\ml-"riH4rnoi:i::i(), l:ii p.vosdloS,S,ii ii:«l in 1IKI You'lpfiever put on anything prettier. (LOCATED BETWEEN ARTHUR'S I -Olhor branchus: Imalii offico) Short Hills. NewnrVEnsI Hanoui-i. Wliiling. L 4 PETER PAN DINER) Open MOD. • Sat. 9-5 J . , ,Lakehuret/MaiichU!iU>r''ancll'.alwuKuiil • •'

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m-^Thursday, October 16,1980-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEAD_EE=Ihursday,October 14,1980-11 BatimB'nai B'rith Parade slated Rummage sale due David Alldiari Choral group The Mountainside Woman's Club, Meeting Is sot Sub-Juniors plan nieeting tomorrow [ Inc. will, hold a rummage sale : talnedby calHg g cites 22 years will meet Tuesday in Springfield iLMLlhJMU TKe'Sul5Dunlor CIuTToTuieTvIountaln- towed i.nJkpril- llcsquc Squad.Building, Rt. 22 East and By'SalellJfes ' side Woman's Club, Inc., will hold its The club held its first meeting Oct. I 'he AdTflTChoral Group of Temple A regular meeting of the B'na'l B'rith A Halloween parade for Springfield second meeting of the season tomorrow at the Mountainside Public Library. Mr. and Mrs. Diinicl J. Connolly of B'nai Jeshurun, Short Hills, has begun children willbcheld Sunday, Oct. 20, at New Providenco-Road,-Mountaihside, : Thbrnwood, N.Y., Imve announced the Women, Balim Chapter, will bo held from 11 a.m.lo 7 p.m: MCn's, women's • The Satellite Chapter of Springfield at 7:30 p.m, at 348 Short Dr., Mountain- Debbie Baron, president, outlined the its 22nd season of song. Rehearsals arc 2 p.m.- starting, at the Sarah Bailey Hadassah, which Is led by Barbara iide. Additional Information can*be ob-' program for Ihe coming year. cnuagenicrit of their daughter; Jennifer held every Tuesday at RMS p.m; in the Tuesdiiy at T'.W p.jn. at the new;Civic Center, 30. Church Mall.Spr- • and children's clothing will be sold. All ; Rubanenko, president, will meet Tues- Ann, to David Alldian, son of Mr.' and temple. This year the program will in . meeting hall at the National State -ingfield. It will be held rain or shine, it proceeds will go (ojocal charities. day at 8:15 p.m. at the home of'Mrg. Mrs. Robert Alldinh of Mountainside. • elude u community-wide interfaith Bank, 193 Morris Ave., Springfield, was announced,; ..' • • Janice Gelfand of Springfield. . Women plcirir Temple school Tlie bride-elect, who was graduated Thanksgiving service, a sing in of, —Sponsors are the Springfield • Marlene Olarsch, program chair- from Villanovn University, is a finan- Handel's Judas Maceabeaus during' • Ralph Karlzman.'an irtveslmerit ex- Woman's Club, the Springfield man, has. announced that Miriam cial accpunant- for Manufacturer's' DON'T TRADE-IN rummage sole is accredited llanukah and a lnajbr concert'.in the ecutive at Paine Weber, Now York City, Volunteer Fire Fighters and the Spr- Gfif TOP DOLLAR Charme, schplar-in-residence for the IlanoverUeasingCorp. " spring. .".•,•• • . -'••.•.' will be guest speaker. Ills topic will.con- .: ingfield- FMBA .Local 57, which; FORYOUK-CAR, Westfield-Mountainslde chapter, will The jnnual'rummage sale of the The religious school of Temple'. Her, fiance, who was graduated from cern "Ihe economy in.the-r.«10s:and how 1 Cantor Norman Summers,'director of represents paid firemen; Additional ill- CAIX CLASSIFIED be guest speaker. She will discuss "The Ladies Evening Group of (he First Sha'rey Shalom has been awarded an. Gettysburg College, is a staff account lo handle investments." A question and Ihe group, has announced thai Andrew •.formation can be obtained by calling flHtt-7700 ' Jewish Vote—SubslanceorShadow?" Presbyterian Church, Springfield, will accreditation certificate from Rabbi lahl for Price Waterliousennd Co., Mew- Hdison will conduct (he chorus this answer period- will follow. Kiirlzman Mrs.-James Wills' at .407-358Lor Mrs. Additional information can be obtain- lie hold today and • tomorrow in the Karen Fox, representing the N.J. West York City. ' ~_j . .'. '. •. year.. . ' •' .. , ',•: 'will supply Ihe refreshments. " ' Raymond Nctsch'ert at 378:2242. ed by calling Mrs. Qelfand at 376-1547 or parish house, lower level, 37 Church . Hudson Valley Rpgion. of-thc Union of •An April wedding is planned. • Mrs.Rubaneriko at 467-9549. . • Mall. The sale will lake place today American Hebrew Congregations, and from 9:30a.m. Io3p.m.; and tomorrow, an accreditation certificate from the 9:30 a.m. to noon, it was announced by ..Jewish Education Association of Squaredance Wa Ikathon s la ted Ijoly Cross Church Mrs. Arthur Moore, chairman. Metropolitan new jersey, represented :.... Cjoihing, bric-a-brac, and household ' by Dr. Bernard Ducoff; executive dircc- Oct. 26 by Deborah' MING SECURITY installs its officers . itcrns will be available. Proceeds will tor.' •:'• . •, . _. slaiedbyPJA IHtSAD ON PREMISES go toward (he "benevolent projects" of The James Cajdwell School PT/VSpr- : The Suburban-IJeborah-'area residenls at FOR The Rev. Joel R. Yoss, pastor "of Holy AT ALL TIMES Criss Lutheran Church, 639 Mountain the Evening Group. . '. •' '. ' . : ' ~ The process of accreditation 'began infifield,: will feature an evening of JKNN1FKI! (ONNOI.l.V League will hold a Siive-a- businesses' contact her. at' , emu asH BONUS , 1 square dancing led l)y Dick Mcjicrs of llearl Walkalhon Sunday/ :1VIW12I). if they "are will- Ave.,Springfield, has anriounced that A regUlai' meeting was Rel3 last wheTTme1ril)ers'"6Tllie''"U.A.H.C.-J'.'fi.A.- till WE PAY officers of the congregation were im evening in the parish house. Bible study accreditation committee examined, the - Crahford tomorrow at its "Family Fun ()cl. 2(1. al U::iU a.m. inglb walk or fo sponsor a Night" in the school auditorium from Girl Scoutsready -.through Springfield and walker." Adujls and stalled recently.. . . 1 ' preceded the regular meeting led by. school curriculum, administration and 7:3O'tdli'. :•...''. MjlllHirii' over a' 10-mile' childrenarHnvitedlopar- _ ... They were Glenn Newkirk, Lee Bcno, Dr. Bruce W. Evans, pastor of the chur- teaching staff.' ; Meyers-iaân-intruclor for a course for fall, cookie sqle course, The - walk- will ticipate. Members of the GETTING READY FOR FALI> FESTIVAL-'Pall Inc. of Sumipit.Xoft to.rlgHt are Mrs. Gus Elmer, guild Ruth - E'egy, Jim "Williams, Dave ch. Mrs. Henry Wright, chairman, .—SprinKl'iold-Girl Sbouls' annual lair J)eginal the National'Slate league" will visit the Festival' will bo ths theme of the'tu'ncjieon-fashlon show secretary and qeneraLxhalrmani-Mcs^Tnomas-Cahlll,.^.^-"^ lîJim-r"'c^0,n^7A"":-presided'-al- the business meeting. • marjoric GRossbarth, Chairperson of ~ called Basic . Prbgr.arti -of—Amqrjeun Refreshments were served by Mrs.l. j -Square Dancing and is a fealuredtrirlist cookie siile begins.Saturday through' Bank. Linden Avenue. Florence' M.' (iaudineer planned by the Parents Guild of Oratory Preparatory guild presldentV Mrs. Richard Ryan of Mountainside rosor- McDowB ir~Muxine - Newkirk, Linda the Religious School Committee • ac : Warren Speicher, hospitality • chair- , cepled the certificate on behalf of-the- on Gateway, instructional Square Oct. 2(1. JJjiriuilIMd.findendiit the School _ This, week .School. Si)mmlt.-(or-MtednesdayT-0<;tT4arat 11 a.m.at tho vatlons chairmjn; Mrs-John Murphy, guild vice president, apaltchol?., hlmer Brumlcy, Alaniforn man.' •'-'••. ' • ^ "congrcgation, .• ""' •' - i lance at Hums. •• ~~ —The UirrScoM.s .will -lie selliilgTSix. •"Springfield- First Aid distribute (lie: walkal,'alkalhoiil ' acange^Fashlons-wlll-be-bV sVble'r^~^d1HoTTWrF(5vinîihnn.hpadii^tgK ^_j - Squad building; ' " ' " kits. ... IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR UNWANTED Refreshments will be pro\'ided.by the'' varieties of'., cookies plus cheese nnprn r>| PTA. and the Caldwcll School gym will crackers, said Fong Yoo. Springfield • Pill MiskeuilltrTTlwlT^ÂTthe end of the coîrse; FRIDAY DEADLINE )pnHnr, nnn.,j'.Wy ' '1 be decorated for the occasion. There cookie chairperson. - - ' .••••' man'. Jius -i-cquustcd_lhai--a-par'ly wilJJii' held for all GOLD- SILVER- COINS . . .: . pher, Elsie Nuechterlejn, Bob Olsen, halkin to be host- All Items other than spot news should Bm Theobald, Alrene Luedccker and "will be a'l'ee (Vf"$rra "family. AIIPTA- : Proceeds fund 'troop acTT.vilies. '• "• 7 • • ' ... ""participants. Music will be —Arthur H. Falkin will be Philip- H._JJecter, of nvo'iHbCnCahd their I'rKuids ate invited, camps. Iciidtjr recruitment and training I | •.'••.•• I featilred, ' . "- and bo In our office by noon on Friday. . Eric Orling. - ": ' CiASSifiEQ host for a .cocktail party Uvinston._wlio_;-is ex- toflltend.; ..-• — —= "HOClQSSClh relVeslimenls.will be serv- UNION MOTOR INN, RT. 22, UNION. ft golden year at arid reception in his Spr- ecutive vice president of infifield home Oct. 2B, as a xMerkin Companies, will be ' eel.' , . .. TREAGHER'S ADS. •• The Deborah Walk-a- r— \ACBOSS FROM ARTHUR adi prelude to the Israel Bond guest speaker at the,, ' ' The Spitnglicld Chapter •Tlinn.iii Spritlgl ield. is one Eeligious Ndtices Testimonial Dinner in- cocktail party and recep- Mr. and Mrs. Hermann li. Pintter or tion. Doctor is chairman of ollladassah will hold its ol many, staged ST. STEEHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH honor of Max Sliei'mnn.' . f r 2 DAYS: SATVOCT, 18 &SUN., OCT. 19 HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN.CHURCH 7~ -GAS FIRED Mountainside, formerly of Union, IThoCiiurchof lhoRndlo*'LiJ)herfln Hour'.'and TV's 119MAINST,,MILLDURN . ,•.__ . . the Estate of Israel Bond- • 2,)lh anniversary member- throiighoul '.New- Jersey, : and ship supper Thursday, New York and. Penn- .. celebrated tlieh-5Olh.wedding anniveiV,. "ThlilslhoLllo"! '.".•. '.. •." Rov. Jotoph D. Horring, Roqlor.. , Wnsiori, . Tiix. and . In- Room-201-Ground-Floor ^-NexHoOffice - Inquire At Desk sary Sunday at.n dinner, party at the i39ôunt«tn Av?., Sprlngdold ' ' ' SUNDAY—aa;m., Holy Communion; 10 p.m., family •" The tpslinionial dinner surance Division find is OCIT--23rnl 7 p.m. in Torn- sylvania lo raise funds lo Rov. Jool R. VOK, pflstor worship'iorvlco and'sermon, church .school arid M CONVERSIONS pie Beth Ahm.'Springfield, cover Ihe costs ol treating . Town and Campus, Union, hold by their 'Toloplionb:379««._ babysitting. (ThD 10 a.m. sorvlco Includes Holy Com will be Nov.-6.pt Brnidburn p'a'sl president of the-Unity ' KITCHEN son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. THURSDAY— Ion,m.,.DiblosludyclMS. . . . munlon on flrsl and third Sundays and on festival oc . Country Club. . •'.. . Cliibbf Mapli-'wood. .li-i— Convert. From Oil fo' Gas M A'-not gourinel stinpef will victims of heart and lung" SUNDAY—B:30 a.m...holy communion arid worship. cations; mornlno prayer on olhor Sundays,) Ml be free lo Ihe' mVmJier.s..jrJisMW£K.at Deborah I.Ioa.rt .—Thoma's-Piclech of Linden. «:30a.m., family orowlh hour. 10:'« a.m., worship: Heat & Save Big.Dollars! . 'MONDAY—9 a.m., Embroidery Guild. 4 p.m., con- M and there will be a charge and Lung Cenler; Browns MOUNTAINSIDE OOSREL CHAPEL I REMODELING 1 Mrs. Platter, the former Elly Kriews llrmntlon I and II; 0 p.m., Admlfilltratlvo board SILVER DOLLARS 1 IIB0SPRUCE DR..MOUNTAINSIDE M. for husbands aiid prospec- Mills. :: •. . mootlnfl. ' . ' K -.' of Brazil, and hpr husband were mar-' WEDNESDAY-MO p.m., ..Children's CKolr. 7:45 Ttio Rov. MotlhowC. Gflrlppjt. M. live members. The charge Deborah Center.' pro- SUNOAY-»:.I5 A.m., Sunday school lor "all nan SPANISH 1935 & EARLIER riedbct. A, 1930 in Newark, Mr. Platter p.m.. Adull Choir; ' . M will Tie applied to dues lor. vides mediciil and CLAD groups rbus sorvlco AvAllflbto); II A.m., worship sor- JAPANESE those who join thai even- surgical tl-ealment. . is th6 president of the Lehigh Tool a,nd vlco (nursery And.|unlor church provldod): 7 p.lvi:, M M HALVES • • ManufacturiniJCbr.Roselle. • worship lorvlcolnursory pro'vldodl.' FRENCH WOERDICH'S M M .' Jim. '• . "without rlislliwtmn. as to SPRINGFIELD EMANUCL UNITED METHODIST MONDAY— l:30p.m-.coltrtgoprayormooting. . RUSSIAN 1965-66-67-68-69 CHURCH • . • WEDNESDAY-0 p.m., prayor And Dlblo study M .M -race, religion, national '. • The celebrants are members of the CHURCH MAUL AT ACADEMY GREEN " ; • • mooting. • ' . " • GERMAN - We Will Pay $ 1 COO Rov. Coorgo C. Schlmlnoor, paslor . .. -. . i. 'M' .-Mildred- Seidman,.origin or the-ability lo • Springfield Emanuol Methodist Chur- THURSDAY—a p-.m., choir rehearsal. ,' ENGLISH ~" SUNDAV—9:15 A.m., church school., chnpol Blblo .- FRIDAY—7:30 p.m., colleoo and raroor group Qlblo M M membership vice; presi- pay.". Admillimee is ar- ch. They have .thrtfe 'grandchildren, lludy. 10:30 rt.m., mornlrto worship. Tho.Rov, . study. • . ' ' • ' ' : :• CHINESE ' J $2°°Each Goorgo C: ScHlosintlor will projich on "Tha Koy ot M M denl. will be assisted by ninged through Ihe l.ocal- EL VEach Thomas H. Pielech and Patricia and 7T PORTUGUESE' Constance Pielech, children of the SfllvallonT'^ '. ~~^ • • ~ M Florence Goldstein, chief chaple'rs;—• ~--. TUESDAY—10 a.m..' Food for Frlonds. a. p.m., ST.JAME5CHURCH' ' . ITALIAN M cook : •; CJerl rude • • ' .. Thomas-Piolechs. ;.''. ..'..• -- WosloyAn Sorvlce.Clrclo. Trustees', mooting: . ^SS; SPRINGFIELD AÊ.. SPRINGFIELD S Outdated lixluros? Bathroom loo MR. ANT) MRS. PATTER THURSDAY—B p.m.. Clmncol Choir. . : DANISH small?.Wo con changd-al'l (Hal. Ju*t Kill list'hi I.d 200% ON SILVER COINS AAtOi*. Francis X. Coylo, Pastor M FRIDAY—8 p.m.-,Busy Flngqrs. GAP mooting.. SUNDAY Ma5Scs-5.i30p.m. Saturday" 7, fl: IS, 9:30 ARABIC toll us your budgol and wo will dotho , man. Dorolhea. Schwartz; opens SATURDAY-; !o'5:30 p.m., AA Sprlngllold Group anO iD:Jia.m. and noon Sunday. • . .; GREEK . • - ' M Bazaar slated And AlAnon mooHnlj. , . ... rostl • .' . - • . t -life membership- chair- BUYING ALL U.S. SILVER COINS DATED BEFORE 1965 Dally Massos—7 and a a.m. Masses on oves of holy HEBREW M M Holy Innocents Church, days—7 p.m. Maasos-holy days—7, 0,'fl and lo a.m. man, .and. Hose Bohren 15th season i»nd7p'.m. • . . ' _ • SWEDISH ' W" M ' 400 Now Market Hd,, Duru_ ; INSTALLED $ . Hose Levy,• Dotty Sugar- . "A.ida,". ' Giuseppe -TEMPLEBtTHAHM . — Sacramont ol'Ponanco (con(osslons)—Monday, 7:15 and tO others •If M nellen, wlllhold its annual TEMPLE ORIVE.ANDDALTUSROL WAV , • •• lo 7:45 p.m.; Thursday boforo llrjl Friday* lo tho man and Dorothy Brief. Verdi's, opera, will open Rnbbl Roubon R. Loylno « M AS LITTLE AS M bazaar Saturday, "Oct. 25, menth, 7: IS to 7:J5 p.m-Salurdfty, 1 lo 3 p.m, No- Loam it fast at •UK RINGS _HK PINS 750 the • New "Jersey Slate FRIDAV-fl:45p.m..Sflbba(hMrvlco. , scheduled1 confosslons on Sundays, holy days>and M Certified ••.Installers' '.Of Shari Dorlnian,- jiro- Opera's 15th anniversary' at Milbn'nk hall, lp.a.m. to SATURPAY— lOft.m., Sflbbft1hsd?vlco., • . 'ovosof holy days. '- ' . •UK CHAINS ' . .'. UK URRINGS M Wedding. 7 p.m. Admission 'will be SUNDAY—9:30 a.m., rummage sale LIMITED TIME ONLY Hydra-pulse Boilers by a . .gram vice president,'will SKseaso|S()n|, with,- a .perfpr— MONDAY—BMS.p.m.. Sl&lorhood board mobllng. ' • UK CHARMS » ' . SEIKO-LOMGIHES- 'M Hydra Therrn. N.J. License M - in-csenl a sci'ipt calleVI mance'Saturday, Nov.J, SILVER bIMES SILVER QUARTERS SILVER HALVES free: , TUESDAY— 7^30 p. m.rU5Yrisr«o|l«p«akor. EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH ' Scôol ot Lingu«OO» • UK PENDANTS PULSHH WMCHIS M AMCO NiMbers 5156-8.5524. •'.•'• M • "The Aleph Bas of \ most memorable?* WEDNESDAY—?i30.p,m.;Kodlmfl rollocskrtHno- 3J2SHUNP1KE RD.. SPRINGFIELD al t:;i(l p.m. al Newark Rov. Ronald J. Porl, pastor . 119 Summit Avenue M- -Ml PAVING PAYING • PAYING lladassali." written and .Symphony "all. $120 " J THURSDAY-r-7:30p.m-cholrrohoflrsfll. r_ (JO occasion! FRIDAY.^-?: 15 p.m., Plonoor'Glrls. 7.: ft p.m., CSB • directed by Dorothea' —Maestrp Alfredo AT LEAST JL oa. AT LEAST AT LEAST •25tli Annual • . COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tel. 622^0622 ' Schwartz and Irene MEETINGHOUSE UANE,MOUNTAINSIDE ; '. Stockade Ibr boys aaos-fllo-Vl.-7:30 p.m. Sonlor. H|gh Silipigni, general director Catered to perfection Antique Show. Rov. Elm«r A.Tdlcolt, mlnlstor •• . . •• Y.P. ' •" • • . Coll for • brochgro Jamoi S.'Uttfo, orojirttst and cholrdtr actor; "SUNDAY"?:J5 a.m'. Sunday Sch09l classes for all Choliner. Evelyn Spielholz ,„•,j,ht , optTU (,ompanv, wiil||l dnd Sale >lLM*oni at your THURSDAY—5rp,m.. confirmalfon class. .0 p.m.. ages. II a.m. rnornlno worship... Pastor Porl "•'.president. . • dir.eaU^soprano Guiller- BUYING ALL ITEMS OF atthen&w coîp*r»v^v , ho*i>«h>«( « aai STERLING SILVER New'Providence Sonlor Cliolr'rohoarial;'.. • • • pronchlno. *lM5p.m.; Junior High Y.P.6p".m.( nvon- our m6d*rrt-c*Attfi.) ODDFINESS SUNDAY—9:30 a.m.. Sunday School for grados 5 Ing service. Pastor Porl preaching- . •-Thc group will hold an hiina Higaredfl in the title PAVING y. j United throuoh Q. 10:30a.m.. owning y/orthip with fho Rov. WEDNESDAY-7:30pm., CSQ baftflllon lor boys auction Saturday,.Oct. 25, i'ole, and tenor Angelo AT $1 C00 Kirk Orr proaf{ilhii{r InnatIt, AVENUE AT SHUNPIKE ROAD. SPRINGFIELD ship service. 7 p.m., Youth on tho Movo For Chris' Almonte,' AND PALLADIUM JEWELRY, Oct. 21, 22, 23 MONDAY—7 p.m., Male Chorus rohoarsnl. ... ANYTHING MARKED cake,' lox anil Rabbi Howard Shapiro,. .'.'_' There will be hew' WATCHES; WIRE, LABORATO- gratuities, A»l( Canlorlrvlng Kramorman TUE5DAY-V p.m.,Dlblo class. B p:m.,Senior Choir TOP PRICES 12 Nofin to 0:30 : . ; costumes "designed by STERLING OR WITH RY WASTE, INDUSTRIAL Kallileen Miller •THURSDAY—B p.m.. Slitorhood board montlng^, rohoarsal. '. i • ' ' PROPER HALLMARKS SCRAP... aliout lite free ac Flrtnnco.commlttoo-mooMrio. Q p.m. to 9:30-p.m., • WEDNESDAVVvp.ru., midwooK sorvlgo. Susan Mess mid executed- —r^PJVID! -coitiniodatiolifi lnr\ -Ralibl-Shaplro'a adult education class.on pootryr; -FRIDAY—A;30-p,m.,women's- Qlblo 'class;. 0 p.m., by Malabar of Toronto,. Ihe, bride _ Ull_ FRIDAY-8:JSp.m., ErovShabbat sorvlco. Sunday Schooltoachqrs'moollng. ,' ' WE PAY MORE! Krooni. PackaRrH Canada:. . ''...-'• -miirl ' —Dining-Rbom- SUNDAY-9:30 lo 11:30a.nv, Men's Bowllnfl Lo.iguo • The opening night-pei- • Admission : at Echo Lfltioi. 7 to B p.m., sovonth grade danco class OUR LADY OF LOURDES CHURCH iittomplo.' . . • i . MOUNTAINSIDE • ••' |—liinniincewlirbe'abeheiil Rov. Msgr. Raymond J. Pollortl. Pflilor- and.will conclude with, a Oonntinn 1.50 MONDAYT-D p.m., ritual commlltoo mooting. . . Rov. Edwflrd.E.llorLAtioclAlo Pflslor.'Roy. Gorard J.McGnrry, Pflilor Emorlfui, , . CONGREGATION.ISRAELOF SPRINGFIELD champagne reception.'.Ad- Mnsi ichodulo—Saturday, 5:00 p.m.; Sunday, ;, n, dilional information can 339 MOUNTAIN AVENUE CORNER SHUNPIKE v: IS and 10:30 a.m..and noon; wookdays 7 and fl a.m.; be obliiiiicd by calling 023- ROAD .' ' . ' • lioly dayi, 7, B and 10 a.m. and ft p.m.: fdovono. Mon- SPRINGFIELD • • . • days,Op.m. ' • .- •. / • . 5757, .'•••.."'':'•. CANADIAN Rabbi Israel E. Turner •" * ' ' 40% SILVER KENNEDY- U.S. SILVER DOLLARS- —WARNICKELS^ Icon minutes- boforo sundown. "Wokomo to Sab- THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "SILVeR COINS MORRISAVENUE AT CHURCH MALL. - HALVES 1965-1949 DATED BEFORE 193S " DATED 1934-1945 DATED BEFORE 1967 bath" sorvlco. . ' • A crafts sale SATURDAY—9:30 a.m.. morning mlnynn sorvlco. SPRINGFIELD •' ' PAVING DIMES/QUARTERS, . Kidcjosh altor services. Flfloon minulos boforo sun- Rov. Bruco Whltoliold Evans, D.D., Pastor HALVES DOLLARS down atlornoon sorvlco (procoifod by ono hour THURSDAY—0:30 aftn. to 3 Q.m'.; rumrndflo sale slated Nov. 1 tr«T _ _ Talmud study sosslon). Shalosh S'udas ropast p.m... choir rolioarsal. , HUT . IHST IV UCH 50' "FarowolltoSabbalh"sorvlco. . FRIDAY—9:30a.m. tonoon. rummogosalo. The Sisterhood ol Tem- ' sour, in: COINS iisowoim SUNDAY—9.a.m., Church School and adult oduca "EACH HALVES ONLY MORE FOR BETTER • -10< BUT MUST HAVE UtCC- SUNDAY—fla.m.',morningmlnyansorvlco. ,- ple Einaiiu-KI, 75(1 liast SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY-Flltoonminutos tlon classos. 10:15 a.m.. Cliurch family worship sor- OF THESE DATES COINS & NEW COINS HINTUUN OK REVCRSC Bioad St Wesllield,'will •!£"«&• boloro sundown, atlornoon sorvlco. Advnncod, study vlco, •••••; • -A. • •- sosslon, ovonlno service. . ". MONDAY-7:30p.m,,GlrlbcoulrilWllr!0, celebialethe lSlhanniver- MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY-7:15 a.m., mor- TUESDAY-9:30 am., kaflooklatsch prayor "group-- saiv ol its creative emits, TOP PRICES PAID FOR GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD BARS ning mlnyan sorvlco. 3:30 lo 5:30 p.m,, Religious 7:30 pm , Cub Scout commltloo mooting. exhibition and .sale al' a School classes, .. — • WepNESDAY-3:15p.m.,Wobolosmooling ; pievuu Saturday, Nov. 1, OR SCRAP GOLD: 10K, UK, UK, m,m,W. beUeen7-:)lland II p.m. ANY GOLD ITEM—EVEN UNMARKED GOLD CAN BE I hi show will "fealure Ihe uoik of. more than 131) RIGHT ON THE SEOJU-. __UJ conlemporary cral'lspeo- ; :0^y pl< (h impaign and hors WE BUY ALL SILVER & GOLD To All Our Customers Who Made Our d (KIUKS will be served lo 'J Store A WANTED: CLASS RINGS — Arfsa/TJjb/e_ Siewhafe injDAI^KNOLUS _ Asample ol wale)' color GOLD BANDS & BRACELETS ilrl tor. children will'-ho Mild In .irtisl Anita'Siegeh CLASS $*rod siftcoo AND educational bag atour Opeh ol West I kid, Simdiiy, Nov.' UP- 1st BIG YEAR 'I bv the Greater Wes'tl'ield RINGS 73 to 103 House Oetober 26 at 2p.hfi. Seelion ol the National Coiincil -of, .I.ewlsh Women's Discount Dealer^ BUYING OLD POSTCARDS •1950 BACK TO?? Day at Arthur L, Johnson''' . Sc.'-ioo' piipils (young wpmo'ci. grades '. High School, Cln'rk'.Addi- If youiea piiew whoa been 1 SWORDS WANTED ihiriki.n'g'abo'ul a.pnvale school ecluca- sevtM 'through twelve) ' .'.' TWO CIFH FOR CLUB MEMBERS! tioiuil iiil'iiritialiiin ban be' Bayonets ,..'..... i;....,...... ,. ALSO BUYING ANY Aft.hb Opdn House vojii'UBOI.' obtaincd'by writing to N(> • lion lor you' cl.!ilclu.you|l.wanlilo.allen0 Military Swords with Scabbards...... '" the Open House al Oak Knoll School Ihe lacu'lty arid administration lour |he FREE DESSERT PLATE S0 PAYMENT ON USI ,IW, i:ii)Tilli)ls.onRd.,Fan-. p WORLD WAR 2 ITEMS facilities learn' about the curriculum w Military Swords without Scabbards .. l 1 : I Ihe Holy. Child on October 26 _ 1 wood.' .'•''..• .. • .. 1S.OOEoth«u O •• That's right. When, you open a Christrnds/Ctianukah . Lodge Fratarnal & Souvftnir Swords . P .' whelher your child will be km- •thai draws- young people Irom as lar *a.O«foch»up SUCH AS: • ,is The Oranges, Wesllield Beclrriin- Club at .Crestmbnt'-YOu-get-nof-one—buWwo-glltsI-— Samurai Swords..,....,,,...... dorgar'lon age nexl la.ll; ready lor hicih. First the moment you ppeTi your Club, we'll give you. 0 O , _SW.r ChBStei.and_Bognj[6n_Oa_k_K|ToH._ .Nail Swords & Daoflers ,...... ' '25.00 o •UNIFORMS (MILITARY) —schboi-br.somowhere.in.b'etweon..mc- a lovely dessert plate ...whether you choose to:save 5O«.,, , Open House will give you a preview ol '.adoiils children ol'aiiy race color. L._,_ YOURXUCKIS OUR BRi'ADANb'BOirifEH"""'~''™": . •'coed national" or ethnic origins SU2J3, S5. $JO or $p a weefe_(Hurryj:,quant|t!es.limited,)..... SELbYOUR • MEDALS •HATS •BOOT: a nchlbducalional experience You'll 7 •"• • "And, bur second gift... we.rriake your 5Olh payment MISC. ITEMS ALSO WANTED.-r-OLD..,. Imd.oul IUS'I how Qak Knoll blends in- • . Come al 2 p m' on Sunday Oc • foryoui(Yotronlymake.490 '. . . •.' OLD ONE Iron Toys fOld Beer Slolns t-'Anythlrtg Markad RR • BOOKS (MILITARY ONLY) •' novalive and traditional 'concepts ol foper 26 and bring your son.or daiigti- i>Old Penknivbs i-'Old Keys and Locks iÔld. Iron Dogs oducalion lor its' Lower School stu- lor' For additional information aboul . ' Come on down to. Crestrriont now. It's sure to brighten •' •FLYING SUITS Ckomtjmm turlunicks - . iÔld Tobacco Tins- t-'Old Coin Operated Machines ' donls (boys and gtils kindergarten .. Oak'Knoli call Ms.Marilyn J'O'Shoa. up your holiday desserts,-arid nex>year's holiday P9cket- •'. WITH crtwnKkstmd Y-Ntck '' Director pi'Admissions ; ' '- •• ' hl '' fOW Slot Ma'chlnos a New . o-Old CutQIaps. : •FLAGS •PICTURES through -sixth grade) and Upper i>Old Hand Culls and Log Irons • . '. i^pld Carrtoos OWN. A WANT AD Hdller shoes tor loss money smes 1390 tÔljl Carnival Glass. •,' ' ,; Ânything In old Moylos Lit* YtiUTL. ' s WE BUV CLOCKS 4 ANTIQUES, IN UNION irn.toBi».u. fetor Plcturosland Relalod lloins. ' ' - SuntUy 13 3 NO,AMOUNT TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGEI . -CARRIAGE CLOCKS ENAMELED MILLBURN MALL Mapiowood • Modlion • Moirliiown • SpilnolWid • N«lcono • Coliinoiwood COMPLETE COLLECTIONS'A"NP ESTATES! ••:. OBJECtS'ANIMATEDOBJECTS Just Call • Viuxhill Rd. I Mlllburn Av«. 688*8682 OAK KNOLL SCHOOL -7700 ELIZABETE H &G COINS & ANTIQUES U IIHI II. W. I.

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•Thursday, October\6,1980- Thursday/October 16,1 980T Flo Okin plans lag Scam victim offers Soft energy exhibit at museum Kean will present -mem bershi ip-soela/ "Soft Encrfiy Expo," an' exploration A matinee performance pf "Cabaret" of nlternativc onergy resources, is on The Fid Okin Cancer-Relief, Inc., will A "Welcome Membership" party will advice to others will be presented next msnlh specially A Union womanwho learned what she dcscrihpd as "an expensive lesson" display at the Newark -Museum. The for senior citizens by the Kean College sponsor -Its annual tag drive week. In' be held Wednesday starting at 7:30 p.m. consumer-oriented, exhibit includes Springfield and Union now through Sun-' !ln Temple Shar'arey Shalom, Shunplke has written a letter to warn other senior-citizens about it'. Theatre Department. • ...' • • The woman, who asked that her name be withheld, told what happened in • energy-conservation measures which Tickets, at M .50 each, arc available at day. The organization's volunteers will Road, Springfield.^.Refreshments will . the following letter to this newspaper: -. can be adapted easily for homes, and of- stand at local establishments with be. served, and entertainment will be the Wilkins theatre Box Qffice on cam- "I engaged a man to do some yard work and explained what I wanted. He fice buildings, communily-wide alter- pus-for~the Nov.. lfi performance. Box • i plainly-labeled cannistcrs and . will provided. The evening Is planned for native enorgy systems add large-sfc'alc wear buttons of identification'. Pro- me.mbers "who have paid their'current said it would cost $25 and I agreed. . ' - " ' office-hours are 1.to 8 p.m,.Monday "After about an hour's work, ho said he hadto return to his house to get his research projects-. . . " hrough ThiiVsday, and 1 to 4 p.m. on ceeds will be used in aiding individual, . dues or are new members joining up to "Soft Energy." describes.the use of cancer patients In the greater Union- Wednesday." Membership Information electric lawn edger ahd would bo back in an hourjn^ two; Ho aBkedme to >idays. Mail orders also are accepted. ' plas.e pay him then—which I foolishly did. That was a week ago, and lam resources which, unlike petroleum, are Essex county area. . . ,.-. . can be obtained by contacting Karen rcheuiiii)lo—the sun, the winds and PAINTERS, ATTENTIONI >;»oll Kessler of Springfield at 379-7948 or stillwaitlng. '• -. . Rose Fink, first vice president, is in * "After I phoned him several times to ask when I could expect him, he rude- recycled biomass ^ (garbage). Soft youVself to 30,000 families with a low charge of tlie event. She will be assisted Vicki Feirisilver,of South Orange, energy, also involves' majoj^cllanges irt /ant Ad; CainS86-7700r— ' " by Carole Blum of Sp'rjngficldTnWBar" ly said. .'What are you griping about? I said lid bo back, didn't I?' Membership committee members inrc "I have learned a rather expensive lesson, and in the future wijl pay only . •our uses of energy with ii view to baraGrocner. . ' elude Bargara Sobel, Arlene when work has been completed.'1 " : ; • - preventing shortages of gasoline and Weinstock, Vicki Lahrhoff and Barbara. heating oil. T Guild will hold Slier: "„•-•'• • • • ; On display at the expo arc an electric The non-profit organization is car,.a do-it-yourself insulation blower, Aluminum Co. devoted to helping individual cancer Social Security notes a windmill rind . an electricity-. CAROLPVONIN DONNA JAKOSSI • CIIIUS!TiNETHIBAUI.T craft boutique pationts. Its . staff is made, up of-. . generuting'bicycle. '•' ••' Aw.,Union 6M-9M1 ItlCIIAIU) HOZAI.SKV ;.; . GA11YGAIIDINO" volunteers, and it serves patients in the Many simple conservation techni- ""ThlsWeekOnly. ,-" '" The SL_James School Guild of Spr-' changes in SSI rules ques for the home also are exhibited, in- Union-Essex county areas. *• Aluminum Siding Sale ingficld will hold its second annual • Several important changes in the sup- sheltered workshop. Under the old law, cluding pulsating sliowci' heiulivwhich ENERGY DISPLAYÎrying Black, suporylsor of Newark-MUseUm's-Scjonee M M Miss ThihaulL Departmonf, displays somo'of the enorgy devices which are on exhibit In the Pyonm - ^ . crafts boutique and fair Dec. 6 and 7. It. plemental securlt-/ income-(SSI) pro- all but $20 a month counted against the limit the flow of hot water and. hydro-, M was; announced that crafters are being gram that were a part of legislation SSI payment. Starting this month, these hearth, fireplace - assemblies, which tnusoum's 'Soft Enorgy Expo.' They ihclude parabolic roflcctSrs-which cpllcct M White M fo be morned •sought to participate by exhibiting their Players to bold recycle heat. Ahflther exhibit heat from the sun, enginps powered by hoaf gonorated through solar onergy or Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Jarossi. of plans wedding enacted in June become'effsclive this payments- arc. considered earned in- "Storm Win £«7 Each : wares for sale on. a commission basis. come. As a result, (he first-$05 'iff a demonstrates how photo-elcctrisity burning matorials ana a t-resifoll Ions which can raise the temperature of befrofho/to/Mr. and' Mrs, : Ijyman Pyo.nirdr of Ridgowood have anliounced the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ThibnVSlt of In- month, John H.- McCutehcon,. Social sunlight to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. '-.•._ '.;'.• ". ' .'—;—: . •-.-•;---,.---^ Shearer Avenue, Union, have announc- engagement of their 'daughter, DoiihD- There will be no charge for table space. musical\ try out Security district manager in Elizabeth, month does not count at all arid only operates a television sel. wV : Rall Street, Union, have announced'the .-Members of the guild'will serve as . Information also will be available- on tfd the engagement of Ihoir-daughter. Maria, to -John'^^_' .1. D'Aiitoir. of ehgagemeTTl~of...„„„„...„,.. .„..„.„.: thei.r daughter,uu^,.^. - .The SpringtieldjCommunUy Players. .said recently. half of (he amount above $05 will count diition. The desigiiDr of the exhibit-is' salespeople. The hours on Dec. 0 will be Under the old law, part of a parent's - againstthe payment. ! window double glazing and installation Joseph Clinton, Kean professor'. Carol Ann^lo-Richard Alan Rwaisky,; Rtdgefieia son of Mr and Mrs Michael _chrislin to Gar cardino,- soh-of-M* "Will- hpld tryouts_Jor.._casting_the of solar collectirig;panelSi_. ••• . "•'from-iua.m."io.b p.mTaTtd'oTrDec. Yrthe ', income and assets waseonsidorod,-pr . Before Oelobor, a non-citizen of the The miisi'iim is ill qn'Wnghinplnn Ki:. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard -Rozalsky,- D'AntonofBrookfall Avcnuo.Umon, . and-Mrs. Bernard Cardiho or Weber boutique will bb open between 9 a.m. musical; "Lll Abner," Tuesday ,-and . T| Wednesday evenings.-Nov. 18and 19, at .; deemedrto-belong-to-a disabled or blind U.S. could qualify for SSI payments 30 .lack Greenspan, who organized.the .Ul. downtown Newark; parking " is. fjjjvingston. •- , •. .ThThen .i^Mn.nt/>nbride-electi , 'mkwhAo wa...nos «,,j,,,gradualodM - Street, Union. The" announcement was Loskyation dea.dline for_ child who lived at home until thccffllild days after entering this countryrcvenif—show^jiotod-thal^thousands of dollars available in an adjacent lot al Universi- zzT-hezbrldeTclect is employed as a made in July. T ca be sllvetl 1 . from Old Dominion University,Norfolk; _reachedJ8,,or-until-21-lftho child was in ho or she hud a sponsor (a person who " ty homeowners who in- ty-'iind Certtrni-Avunuus. 'I'ht iiuiKcnTTTT" teae.hlil'~m~nlnrT>eroir School, Liv- . Tho bride-elect, who was graduated playjylll.be JAarkAJ rtr Va., where she received an associate in must be submitted by Nov. 14. Addl-r ' paB p school. Under the new law, a-ll deeminng agreed to financially help the non- sulate their homes by Ihemselves,. us- convenient to Cohniil! PATH and TN.J ingston.,' ...''-..'.' :..i _ e, will be graduated thisfall from Union High School, is employed , tional information can be obtained by Presented in January, 1981. ing an insulation blower' lo drive by Chubb and Son; Inc., Summit:——-— : will stop wheri.'.the child reaches 18 citizen). Now, a non-citizen is con lines, is open-from; noon to fi p^m. daily-. Her fiance is employed as a sales froin. Faii'leigh Dickinson University,. ^calling Theresa Stapletori at 4G7-1931 or cellulose and ro.ck wool insulation Admission, is1 frue. Information ~:is "wed Sept. 20 1 —Her fiance, who also wis graduated Shelley Wolfe and Karen Summers, unless it is to the child's advantage to sidered-lo have, the sponsor's income engineer at Heller Industries, Florharfi where she"Wtll I'UO'elvt !l bjiehelbr ol. Grace O'Brien at 1176-0492. through holes drilled in interior walls." . HVifi'liiblc'liy culling7:i:i-(iliw. ' • \. ,> Michele Meccia, daughter of Mr. and from Uniofh High School, is.cmployed -coipKcsidents, have announced.' that continue deemingr; .. . • • . and assets availablefor his or.hor sup- Park, .',;' '.. ~ '. • .,.'"•.'' science degree in dental hygierfij. She Anothei^chango concerns the money port for a period of three years ubless The $B,()IH) electric.car on exhibil can Mrs. Carmine Meccia of Berwyn 1 by New. Jersey Sports and Exposition people who plan to, addition nre,,ro- •• A June wedding is planned. will continueat-FairleighDickinson for : qustcd to come prepared with their own- paid to an SSI beneficiary wrking in a ho or she becomes-disabled or blind travel at !lli inph for 51) miles before (i(ti'-i) i..vvi:it ito\'i)i:i) ; . Street, Union, was married Sept;' 20 to a master's degree. Miss Jarossi is a -Authority. ' ' -^-^g—W——— —:— needing.In be rochnrgod. which lakes, /-.Ciiild-I'illing is a prniTsrHiy .which'a- Mark A. LisKa of Darion, III., son of Mr. A November wedding is planned. music • "and not selections-froir—""•- < NEVER UNDERSOLD! dentaUiygiehist for Bergen Community show." eight hours. KecharginK costs approx- layer of al leasl'io-karal gold hu.s been. and Mrs. RobcrtLiskn of Haddohrield.l- College and, is a member pf the imately 25 cenls.and is done through an rnu'chiijTirally riiWIiTil In ii IJ!i'sii"melnl.1- -NOBODY-BEATS-OUR-PRICES The Rov. Alan F. Guglielmo of St. NCJW slates byLsynagdgue American Dental Hygie'nisls' Associa- . electric outlet. . . This layer inusl rnrislilulc'nl leust-'cim'^- Btfore you riuy. compare with what we fiove Michael's tiomarr Catholic Church, tion "and the New-Jersey Education Juniors to hold ;. The Sisterhood of Gongrogatibn Beth Got A Move. On,,,. Beat The High Cost : Woodburning as a source of energy . iwi-njielh ol I hi1., lotaj. woighl or tho to offer. You can d»p«nd.on our quality Union! officiated at tho ccromonyin-Ho.-, Many workers are planning lo mpve - 1 producii... You can depend oft Slpcrtlflln't 'Judaica"80' .Association: •;••'. ••;-:: Shalamy-Unioa, rocoti'lly.nnnouneedtho will be discussed, at- an Oct. ' 2|I" mv'lnlinlhepi'i'ci . ' • ,'. •"".' ; tor tsrvlc* and Inteorlty... You can d»p*nd • ly Spirit Roman Catholic'-Church, closer tolHolr |obs to savo expensive .'' 1 -on our prlcet at the loweit posilblei -The Greater Elizabeth Section,' .Nii-.- members' tea . names pf models who will participate in 1 OFFUEL __workshop, • • •, . . -. ' ..OUR PRICES LOWEST OR WE REFUND DIFFERENCE!. Union. ' '• .; •• ' ; ' ." . •••"'"•.•. Her. fiance, who is a Phi-Beta Kappa 1 gas and precious time. If.you're plann- tional=Council of Jewish Women, has of'Rutgers University, from which he Mrs .-Terry Loschinski, president of the- annual- scholarship fashion show. Support for ihecxhibit was provided . Betty Anne Roberts served as maid of Monday, Oct. 27, at the synagogue. ing a move, chock the Real Estate Sec- by the Victoria .Foundation, .the ' • AND SAVIC (iAS'. honor. Bridesmaids were Kelly •announced thai "Judai.ca 'lip," an ex- 'was graduated, also was graduated the Junior Woman's Club-bf_Connec- tion In the Classified Pages-of this Insulate Your Attic hibition nd .sale, of art and crafts of from Rutgers Law Sclioolrllo has a tieut Farms, Union, has announced that •Fashions will be provided by Gerte's.. Florence and John-Schumann Founda- SIIOPOUK ADVKItTI'SK'llS' New England's Finest - Makowsky, Debra Cuddy and Donna : 1 0 club Wl lu)ld ;The models will be Susan'Schwarz, paper. If you'rcplannlngtosoll, tion and lite ficnildine R:-Dodge Foun- ANOSAVKMONKY -Cuddy, cousins of the bride: Patricia Jewish •Interest,-will take place Nov. 1 private practice of law in Ridacfioldr^- " " a-membership tea' calUM-,7700. -. and• 2-• at• th•• e ' YM-YWHA of- Easter- • n and is a member of the Now •Jerse y Nov.5:atthehomeofMrs.PatKretschy. TOss Eorter,; Anno Dinnerman, Judy O'.Neil and Patricia Mcllett. ; Upton, Linda Renkoff,..Judy Borson,_ to.llst your home.'. , Dean Liska served as best man. for Union County, Green Lane, Union.- State Bar Association, American Trial of Union. Mrs. Cecelia Harrison, chair ISHOP & COMPARE 1 DON'T CAtt ME man of the membership department; Dftlia Brbdlan, Marlene Frcemijn, Iris Selective Service IF YOU ARE LOOKING his brother.'Ushers were Matthew The craftspeople will display and sell Lawyers, and thp Bergen County Bar Association. He also is a past chairman' has announced that membership to the Fisch arid Marilyn Burkam. FOR A "JOB" '. Liska, Daniel Liska. and. Brian Liska, original work such as stained glass; . I.Ml IO0KING FOR I.MDt' PIOPII club is open to all women between the Prrtcecds from the fashion show will WHO. WINI 10 M»|[ « SUCCESSFUL all brothers of the groom; Gerald Mec- . • of the Young Lawyers Section of, the : rolls remain open 'enamel, silver and gold jewelry, • Bergen County Bar Association. • ages of II) and 37 who need not be provide assistance for students • at Cellulose Attic Insulation —cia, cousin of the bride, arid Frank SUIlKCt IHO >[IL ISIME riElpj. calligraphy, copper relief, pottery, residents of Union to join. Additional in-, Jewish- summer programs-such :as The 19110 Selective Ser- ...The next- f.o-rimi-1- '• Zarello. • ''.-.,' •'•'•• •. "sculpture and painting!!, • . vice Registration for men registration period will be I HIVE mOUIIID AND Tt'lNED OVER A March wedding is planned.: • formation an bo obtained b,y calling 964- Camp_Ramah, USY on Wheels and 7S0 U[« INI) W0li[N WIB CURRENT. anu Mrs. Uska ' was graduated from 4938 or 527-0127. Israel Pilgrimage. , ' .*' -—*• - born in JMiO and IWil' has the week of Jan. 5, for men H ENIOV mOJrCROUS UKIK IK Mother Soton Regional High School; ' A special coffee and cake buffet will been completed, but. late born in 1002, From Hint OUR MELD. inOU KE IKIEtESIED IN be held for the patrons on Nbv; 1 The next regular meeting w.ill ljc.hcld ' US - tND WE itC IHrCRESIED IK VOU [Premium Quality Clark, Union College, Cranford, and League holds Tuesday, Oct. 211, at '.'Create A Cake" in registrations continue to" point' forward,. Selective - WE Will r*V YOU WIIIIE VOU IEMN. highlighting the Saturday night open- WE Will IISO CONSIDER 1 f I0PII ON kcan College of New Jersey, Union, -Union. A workshop,will be featured. Luncheon meeting be' accepted at any U.S.- Service will resume. con- where she received a B.A.." degree in ing. Patron tickets to both days of the installation CONTACT US. FOR Post Office from men who tinuous registration of I PIRITIUE BKIS. till WtLTEK UF- show may be obtained by contacting mum «i mi IOUIS IEVINE UENCV, Great Go-Togethers psychology. •• ' • The Nephrosis League of New Jersey scheduled Oct. 23 CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR'S ""Tailed to register because men within :i() daysof Iheir IDHO.WOOD'yC.UKDIN. Marlene Freeman of Union and Claire UiUSO Her husband, who was graduated Inc., held a meeting yesterday ut Tem- Fashions, dinner Mrs. Henry M.Bosman, first vico '. TRIPS—PUERTO : RICO- . of special circumstances lilth birthday. from Union College and Kcan College, Kahane of Hillside. A coffee show will president of tho Past Presidents' Club or through oversight or_ be open for tho guests. . ple B'mii Israel,- 70(1 Nye-Ayo;', ,1'rv- For Walls & Woodwork ... whero he received a B.S, degree in ington, . ' ' . • '•' ,' '^ • scheduled byJDF of tho Sixth District, New Jersey \ HAWAII. CALL FOR ;•"'•'. misunderstanding. .• .history, is employed by Bransky Elec- On Sunday, Nov; 2, a "Cafe Judaicn" •Officers were installed. They include The Union Chapter of the Juvenile Federation of Women's Clubs, has an- , PRICES & DETAILS. OUTSTANDING tronic Sales, Highland Park, 111. ' h "'• .- will feature an international Kosher Sara Michaels,, president; .Amelia Diabetes Foundation (JDF).will spon- nounced that a fall luncheon meeting The newly weds, who look- a honey-, Stonacher. vice-prpsident;' Anne--soi* a .fashion show -and dinner will bo hold Thursday, Oct. 22, at noon '50sDisco 1075 WeslfiettJ A»B. -FINISHES cuisine. A children's workshop will be 1 388-3379 At Madison'. . moon trip, to Clcarwater and Orlando, conducted from noon to 4 p.m-Awards—Adikman, financial- secretary- Thursday, Nov. 0, at. 0:30 p.m. at the at L'Affaire in Mountainside. Mrs. Fla., reside in Darien, '. •"_ . Charles Pond, president, will preside; - 0 dance theme ' 24-Hr. Emergency Svce. Raliwjy.-N.l. . "will be presented to tho artists. The treasurer; Bert. Rubin, recording Galloping Hill' 'Caterers, Union. ' "A '50s Disco" is the secretary; Eleanor Schorr, correspon- . Fashions wjll be' by- Slan Sommer of Mrs. Marshall Johnson,, second vice 500 Sq. Ft: Attic Area •6" Open Floor hours are Saturday from il p.m. to m.id- : theme of a dance to be CLARK ANIMAL HOSPITAL, P.A. MATCHING COLORS president, jias arranged for Mrs. Roy C. 1 5 * Closed Floors & Urger Attics Proportionately Low Priced. .' night and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. ding secretory; Hae Gblberg, chaplain Union. All proceeds will go-for resear- ^•ote - held Saturday at!) p.m. by Uniopite takes part and Rose • Scharfslein . and Jessie" ch.' - -... , '' ,•" ' ,'• ' Carrigan to prosont a program, "Enjoy ...' -Dr, Stanley.Nowman & Associates-' Additional information can be obtained the Jewish Student Union BEGINNING SUNDAY, OCT. 12, in craft show sale ,bycalling'352-l999: ___ '• Weinei*,,trustees. ' . . • • " It ,was announced that tickets are .Yoiir Collectibles," Mrs. Carrigan is a of_ Kertn College in the limited and. may be purchased at $12 past president Of the Woman's. Club of . Keep Warm FHA TITLE! We Also Offer . THE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN Marilyn Cipriano of Union will'par- 1 Grill Roortvof^tlie College ON SUNDAYS FROM 10 AM -• 4 PM ticipate in the sixth anniversary craft each tw calling Terri Foti at 241-2157 or Wcstficld, and past sixth district social This Winter . . Financing Prime Replacement Center. -, -, "~ '* Flea market slated Lenjt F\ifosq (after 4:30 p.m.) at 354-. services chairman. ' •_'. :• BY APPOINTMENT ONLY show and sale sponspred by the United Hgdassah will hold Save On Fuel, Available Windpws/ Clothing for the dance Methodist Women of Morrow Memorial A flea market will be held Saturday in IIG72. . ' ' •. -. •' • ' - Energy & Money To Qualified Aluminum Storm membership drive : may be typical of the '50s; ' Methodist Church, 000 Ridgcwood Rd*" St. .Michael's auditorium, Kelly Street, • (15% Tax Credit)^, _.i Bu7.ers. Doors & Windows. and music will rangeTronT" SUNDAY Maplewood,,Saturday from 10 a.m. (o 4 The Northern New Jersey Region of Union, beUVeen the hours of 9'a.m. and; ORT meets Monday the,'50s to the present. Ad- 10AM-4PM 11. p.m. Luncheon will be served between Hadassah.will launch.a membership •5 p.m. It yMl! be sponsored by the — ditional information is '••' . li.a.m. and2p.m; Admission is free. drive at area malls this month. The •Catholic Daughters of the. Americas The Elizabeth Chapter of ORT "will available at 2119:25(12. > Miss Cipriano, who is known for her" Union County drive will beheld Monday 13G0, Immaculate Heart of Mary.-Mrs. moot'Monday at fl:15 p.m. at the crocheted.items, will be among the 80 and Tuesday at the charity booth in the Elcanor-Partly-is-chairman- and Mrs. YMIIA,Union, • ' , .- ' ' Federal insulators other crafters and artists represented. lower mall hear Stern's in Woodbridge JoGaianle, co-chairman. New and used ^JTlie prngrarn'wijI^fea^ture^^CoJor DON'T MISS A VVKKK_ ' Mall, it was announced by Ilse Frank,. items will be sold, and food will be Comes Calling," presentee 511 Lyons Ave., Irvington 371-2700 Union County caravan chairman. available. . • '.''..- Jersey Be|l Telephone Co. SHOP LOCAL ~ MEMBERCA IRVINGTO LLTOLLEREE8Q067ijJAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE * REFERENCES ON0 REQUEST ANDSAVEGAS Chapters throughout Union County will SHOP OUR ADVERTISERS share the booth. . . . •. tir•?. ahes Introduces k ANDSAVEMONEY The Young- Judeah ^dancers of the Elegant 14K Gold Ilanrl • -« Co|uia resist tiding',"white stays white '"• -',- Southern New Jersey Region will per- r '• • Both apply so smooth & easy,- • oairffing is faster-' Made "Kiss" Bracelet '. formi on both evenings.'Additional' infor- Tikgestry Colours 7 V 1 -mation-ean-be-pbtajned by-calling-Ilso-^ KEYS •• Fast, dust-free dry ' ",- '.'••• •'. • SALE Frank at GMI-2131. • . •' An ever-popular qOnlity sheer parity- i MHOODED ;99 M hose witllsupple top control. Now, in a!!_1»_l*_ ofthc20TapestryColours. . . - . 2 RAIN SUITS "GluBrneefs tonight Shpw her how inuch'you love licr with a strhiR Women delight in the smooth, easy,- • MAXI LIVING IN MINI SPACE of XXXXX (kisses) If. MK fioltl nnil Kl7" PULLOVER : • The Union Counly.Club.of the National!. (llnninmls. This elo-jnnl hrjicelct is nv'iiltalile light firmness Top Control provides. For '* ,, Association of Negro'Business and Pro- : 14 in «II« nrmore dlntiionil X.'s. (Jrcnt (jlfl ldpn. . new, crisp, linear suits, shaped drssses, -,~V INTRODUCING! ; LOWER HEATING COSTS jjRUBBER BOOTS " fessional Women's Clubs, Inc., will fashions that hug the wnist, or for showing . jr meet at II o'clock tonight at ithe com- VVd Do ApprniHinj;.Aiij . Revolutionary round-the-clock furniture at Mr. Sandman- MAMC WALLPAPERS WE BUY OLD GOLD & DIAMONDS off Important belts, :'-.'* munity .meeting room for the FinsLNn- It you want to turn your den into a guest foam or gGI . .bulky bars or Springs. II even-uses slarndard flat !_ SAVC6 tional.Bank of Central Jersey, Chestnut "more versatility from your bedroom or living room', sheels that sjay lucked uncterr elastic borders^—-J- M Jndustiiil-Sjfaty Products 'Street, arid East 'Fourth. Avenue, you'irtlfiairtErarrewsrat Mr. Sandman. '.And. Mr. Snnrlnnnn' hns n great.selection of zip- DEDUCED Save 80 off decorator fabrics to harmonize any room decor: M 1367 Stuyveunt Ave, Union 964-7080 _B.oseile. Dianna Richardson will Our amazing new mulll-purpose furniture is 1 1 on "Smiill Business Loans." . ' designed.loôuBle .your living space with tfie, So come see our complete colleclion of new. . greatest advance in sleep lechnology in 'lO years. . 'round-ihe-clock furniture, now ql special introduc- ON IN-STOCK VINYL WALLCOVERINGS 970 Stuyvesant Ave., Union 688-2G00 fhlsTsmarl, practical'urSholslered furniture Is com-. tory savings Mr_Sandman-.,-lhe inimilgble store • Group meets lortable-sealing by-day, dipping opeti-td-an _'lhal brlngs.you.the best ol _. -. — FROM OUR LOW DISCOUNT PRICES .»•._ equally oomlonable bed by nighl. .There's no _ maxi living in mini spidce. The Africari—Viole't Society of America, Union •/r ._ CAN HELD YOUR CHILD DO BETTER IN SCHOOL County Chapter; will meet TO Rog. 6.99 to 19.99 s/r IA __ Since 1312. we've halted almost 3000 people ol alljiei do' today at 1:30 p.m.. at fRe~- TlfcTOratory School of Summit - batter in school, on SAT's. improVB*batic' le*rnine iMIli, it_ Take a olcricolvbugh our rolls of In-stock wall- . Summit Libraryr75-Maplo- j '..-• . ' tulllan tttet-aHordable lo.«il 1___^- St. The public isinviled to Catholic ProparatflVy-PerBoys • .covednQi. You may flnd-the-perfeet pqttem=t6 ' Firit we 'test lo pinpoint' needs*.. Then attend.' Additional Infor-' Bcsty \V pepUptBc?aQbc#ifocm^tcTl«MtD«*corc?aQirbc#ifoc>m^tT ^ individualized in-lwctinn is p-escribed mation can be obtained by LOST 48 POUNDS There ore patterns for every roonn In first quality, pfe-pastedpf "fabric backed vinyls. Come In Specially lrained»iState 'certified' callinR 404-7430. QDICKLV & SAFELY today and save. Sold In double rolls only.' teachers help your child :".' " Tutoring Center student! do better in H-E-L-PI .. , school, Vour child cm. loo. . ' il <)ll! Tlu-ri1 lire no - SPRINGFIELD I MOHTCLAIR L ...Is jUst a phone call, 0«l iu , y SIPERSTEIN'S 241 Mountiln «ve. I Vall« al Cluer-iodH away.. For qualified help, nns .ill ticrnSi llio'U S ; *- Fabric Backed place a Want Ad. /. liul dm-ul.v -willt new Conipt«te Book SeLection CalU86-770O t-ntt'ts opcninti dîly Th"> 467-3440 783-9577 l urowlli i« dm1 lo nnti Ijiisic [iK| .The Diot worhsl Grades 7 thru 12 • VOtl CAN DO IT T.OO1 CiiltUit-iCîilt'r(ii Is Happy to Announce UOSE I7TO25TOUNDS po up to 40% on NEW CUSTOMER SERVICE INJUSr6 WEEKS! The Relocation Of His Office —. SIXTH, SEVENTH and EIGHTH ~ r 1 -wlected floor samples. And loiim llu CONTRACT FREE.ONE YEAR OB*DE BOYS and Ihoir BARENTS .'• w.ninn 2260 E. RT. 22 UNION will IjUup vmi •Includes , ". . hlh I h ic*t i>l uiuir 688.-2000 IAcro-tTr-m The Fla-'ship) arc cordially invlted'to attend conriiCTian ™ 1. ANNUAL CLEANING ' 2. SERVICE.CALLS ' OPEN HOUSE AT ORATORY HOURS: OTHER STORES 3, BURNER. REPLACEMENT PARTS Man;, Tuos., Thurs. & Fri. • A . Suhday, Ocjobe> 19,1980; 3-5 P,M,' . • HE Sunday, OGtober. 26,1980; 3-5 P-.M.. • •'••-. Route 22 Union; N.J. Center IslbhU • (East of the Flagship) (201)-687^0WO— •'--"•'. • •••. .••••" -.* ••-•*.. ' ..•.••"•... BAM-9PM •' .• N. PLAINFIELLD-935 ROUTE 32-756-1019 Roule4Pardmus,N,J. t ('/a mile West of Alexanders (201) 843=3444' , •. Wod.fi Sat. 8 AM-6PM LINDEN-1134 ST. GEORGE AVE. '•''.- •.- . )'.."< '.•'.'••-.• SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS Hurli Av«flut and B*y«ijy Road, - CjOL FOR FREECOHSUUHTIOH •.--. . .Mon.thru'Frl. 10 Ip 9 P.M., SaMOto 6 P.M. Closed Sunday.' .; -.,. Suh.?AM-3PM' TOMS RIVER-FORDS-UNION CITY Send 5200 lar.a lull-oolor BUNK IRUNK Biijchuio and.Room Planner Kit. Allow 4 to 6 waakt lot b-ochuis ddllvorv' < < WOO . - . Summit, Ntw lartty. 376-3990 654-7820 -JERSEY CITY-MIDDLETOWN-LODI LONG BRANCH-BR-ICKTOWN-MANALAPAN 273-1084 / .-'• • 964-1050 .'PLENTY OF FREE HOME STEAD OIL CO. PARKING '• 'Sp«llllN«»»«»-l'lt« All StWM •••••.-• . HILLSIDE, N.J. I

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-Thursday, October U, 1980- -Thursday, October liS, 1980- . /: Colonial Acre§ sales Suburban eal instate Estate ' . . \ A Real Estate Advertising Section • ; A Real Estate Advertising Section Theone-car family seek- oxceUont financing at flower interest If that is ing housing in New package with rates rang- the fcurrent market rate. Jersey's MonmouthCoun- ing from a 10 and 7/8 per- 'fThe-financIng figures Carefree living spurs ty area need look no fur- cent graduated mortgage1 speak\ for themselves," Finkelstein named ther than Colonial Acres at to • a- graduated conven- states Meiskin. "That plus. Pond-Road anlLEoille 9 in tional 12'A percent rate: the location of the subdlvi- at Hovnoman •eehold. This ' location There are both publlc-'a'nd sion and. the. quality con- Carefree leisure living \s Covered Bridge II's-ton-year Home Ownerjs makes for easy.;- com-- parochial schools in the structloA offered by muting: .' • ' area, and the township has-Sllvermarfand Opatut, has •Larry H. Finkelstein of residential sales offices Group Inc.j. a network of the magnet which has largest—and ; fastest-Warranty (HOW). Marlboro has'been -ap- throughout New Jerseyi as .nearly 70 hSdepondently- PANTHER drawn' adult "residents of selling—ranch": a two- Covered Bridge . II More important, says an excellent, comprehen- helped rriake Colonial Arnold Silverman and sive recreation program Acres one of\the most sue- pointed-president and well as a commercial divi- owned real estate.fran- — . _- . Hovflarllan's successful jscdroorri two-bath mqdpl located in a highly sought- J Garden State com- conveniently "served by a after area, clospfTo New Henry Opatut of American for all age groups, in-cessful communities in the: chief executive officer of sioh; the Sterling Ap- chi s6 •• Offices 'throughout PARK-LIKE SETTING—Clearbrook homos provide residents with a blend of Planned Communities eluding facilities for ten-CentralJerseirnrea,1; the -.Sterling Thompson praisal,.Company, here, the state, • ' year-round leisure living, Clearbrook and Its sister communltyi RossmooV, wore linunities. And to many of kitchen of equally York City than any- other. NEW COMMUNl.tYr-The Parkat-Bey Lea, a community of 33 homes, Is being : them, this Is synonymous generous sizo, with abun- Mult community on'the built In Toms River on wooded lots across from Bey Lea Golf Course. Prices start' Inc., Colonial Acres is not nis, racquetball, golf and Meiskin calls the loca- real estate organization, and tho Sterling Mor.tgage LcBS.than a year after dosogned and built by Guardian Development Corporation, an^oxporionced homo •wjth the easy living of a dant counter space : and market in New Jerseylto- at$72;?oo.- • '"' • • ' on top of the.highway and morein the area. tion of ColonialXAcres se- which comprises four Company and the Sterling joining the Sterling builder. , . •, '•/_,_ . . , • ranch-style residence. For hardwood cabinetry, and a day.'Altogether, it offers homo owners are assured Buyers can "also be cond to none. Seron rolling ' companies with corporate' Thompson School of Real - Thompson organization in the prjvacyof.a suburban assured , of quality cori- terrain which Is tjartially headquarters at 1250 Estate, both in Howcll. ^1971, Finkelstein was. ap- ' this reason, the Hdvnanlan -large, dinette nreh. lintK •ipvpn ' rnnch . Wnd ~' W% •• •••! ^ " ," 1, • j_-__il___ • ^ .- • ——RouUAjS-inMiddletownr--—Announcement of the~pointcd—nrarkctjnB—and—i organizatiog n has pplaced. baths are elegantly ap- townriouse-style models; 1 the pointed, and the master with up to two bedropms are developing 260 homes two-story homes with at Pond Road just one He. succeeds G J.. Sterl- appointment wps made by advertising director.. He special emphasis on p, t p y preyievyirig at Colonial Acres, whose three, four and five block from Route 9, tama - ing Thompson, who. died Helen Thompson, wife of later Was' named vice : availability of attractive suite includes a walk-in.and two baths, at p ces prime location has been a bedrooms. Homes are jor artery north and south, Sept;3. .'. • the late company presi- president-marketing and, ranches at its. latest eon- closet. There are covered which currently . ttngc major factor for the active priced from $94,990, but: Manalapan Mall andvthe ' ••• Finkelstein has been dent, who said Finkelstein earlier this year, was eager ers • 1500 private acres , T dominium community,' ppatios at both the front and from $49,500 to $60,500. sales pace.: '••_: these figures are expected Pond ' Road shopping named, to head Sterling has "pledged to continue elevated to the post of ex-. "Covered—Bridge^Hr-^n—rearr^VndTthe-latteHs-ac--^Et>vphasii5tng--HHo single-family homgs Adult condominium are more: discriminating He believes-that buyers red The developer of two with a variety of custom has passed the?; halfway -~Thc"subdlvision has an., to be increasing mome'n- center are only a block . Thompson qnd Associates, the growth and quality e'eutive vice president. buyers flocked to.thc open- and-quality-conscious than are very much aware that Route 9 in Manalapan. ccssible to both the living" ninri's'concept of Cov '...'"•••' tarily. The builders are from the community ". which was established in. trademarks ' that have " ' '-'-'~L'•'•'- •Nature, clean mountain air . And the high rate of sales room and one bedroom Bridge II as art ac vc, highly successful residen- options such as fireplace, point in sales. ing of new sections at ever. . The consistent there is no better ttrrje to these models have achicv-' through insulated sliding youthful adult community tial communities in nor: second car garage and Natural cedar—sidings also: showing . a" four while ' bus servici '.1958 and .. Rossmoor and Clearbrook record of home sales I invest their money in a ed confirms the judge- glass doQrs..__And for .(for. people of 48 yea s or therh Ocean County now is central air conditioning, in • set off each home With U bedroom split-level house,' originates on Route 9, to the Newark homes this • week,•;; Buyer-Rossmoor-arid elearbrookrncw:hom.c-than right now - 'Silverman and Opatut Nejv York City and North FRIDAY •24rhour gatehouse security •meht of. most .observers s t o r n g o • c. n n s .R.i.n.njiJnv«girJi—nffwQ n YrnnA prcvinwing a new^sinele addition to the wide range distinction and-easy "care name-throughtoimhe real. Engineering ""and" -m^-responghas c was enthusiastic, is evidencb of the qua|itynimnliul for active adUlLs,-

attribute a majority or the Jersey. There is also rail' : -#- . ------',,'. • " .'.••'• -' '.: '.' „ -•"•,• - . that these are homes of ex- residents, the handsome range of rcereatibna and family development.on_a .of. customized standards"fpaluros. The energy-, DEADLINE -estatcindUstryr'^-——~taken-adva»ice studies at h-ndâlei. matcned tne cn. a d ^ f m j)om^ l]mh js no ,)ell0I. invest.- wptinnnlvnlnp brick and aluminum ex- social facilities, inch ding heavily wooded site adja-~offered-within-the-basie~efficient and economy- recent salcs.taken by sales" service to mid-Manhattan All itefYis other than spot _ No announcement has Newjor^ University and lhusuasm," and the • record Jjreakingment than Uossmoor or -•—• Consider the features of tei w •-» >«u The. kitchens-arc wide ble progress in this and spacious, adjacent to challenging field," • he payment* V. •: '; . ~T~~ to satisfy the comfort of family said. ' fRAIL WOOD provides an Crestwood to exhibit ; rooms, central gathering Tu was associated with outstanding area ol rest- places for the family. Kit- another local realtor dance In an ideal suburban •Swimming pools '••_)' •• all needs : soWng featuring particularly' ,lB. ,,,-., . ., -chen~cabinets—are—oadr-beforo—joiningîthe-Berg- Custom Homes af 36 models at exposition O^ 30 Year low taxes and unparalled WiUi inflation contmu-wjth optimal design of Agency in 1970. She holds a ing, the dream of hcJme countcrlops and cabinets bachelor of science degree commvtihg. It's in aclass by An information center by JJje__manufactured was founded fi years ago., • Volleyball and basketball . Golf Edge tltlbi ownership is all too often for storjlge. as we]| ns in education from Boston for retiree visitors to the home community of Pino More than 13,000 now own in beautiful Springfield homes; about 1,000 new gages forced to remain just that:- easy.iiving piacCmenl of University and a mastor's "Atlantic CityTAIive" Ex- Ridge exhibits 9 models, of a dream. appliances. . degree in education from S. 4 or 5 b.droo».: 2M lutlu ' ' position in Atlantic City, siniile detached homes. residents move into one of •Playground and ballfield 10% Down payment Kaufman and Broad, •,'Pre-preview sales are Aridoycr, Newton Superbly situated In ono of state's premier areas', Saturday, Sunday and Crcstwood Village at the villages annually. Fur- however, America's now being made from the Theological Seminar in;' superbly constiiiclod homes built to suit.'Elcjinl col- Monday will be-mnnnod by Frederick, Maryland, of- ther infoii'malioh is largest multi-nalXonal stoneHcdge Sales Office. Newton, Mass. onial and contemporary designs, splits and' ranches. Crcstwood Comniunitics fers. 13 models; some of availableirorn Crcslwood Priced from $159,990. Mortgages available to Offer limited to! specially selected homes housing producer, is deter-Tlic offico js opon seven ,n thopastSix mpnths, at Location DD-20 in Con- which are two stories and by dialing toll-free 1100-1122- qualified buyers. •','• " •. ^;_ with many, man .options Included. mined to provide housing days a wcc]i 1Oa,m. tl'n 5 shb has achieved -sales vention Uati. Architec- others.in ranch style, • 9711 from New Jersey, 1100- that satisfies the needs o! p, ,; "individual ap- ssociatb of the month ••' .' . — exclusive sale's ifeenrr- tur.al _- -renderings'-, Information about the .631-5509 Irom New.York, m wlUl Suburban Realty— 688-6568 photographs and -floor •PantherVaUey Golf & ; Wc'ire moving ourlmodel home area to a, today s market- housing- pointmonts available after'twice for her office and •(lewcs.t • Crestwood com- Pennsylvania and Connec- new location. Andlthat means our specially . -(ovcs)-376-4458 • (model) 376-5430 plans will be displayed for munity in Monroe ticut:' ,_L-' • ' . ' .thaiafJcrs space, comfort, hours at the mutual conve- also has been top sales or: 376-0770 ' - ; appointed previous models are available at 36 models and sizes of in- Township, near Princeton Country Club and; its 18-hole: convenience and ;affor- nicnce of homebullder and representative of the com- ' MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD reduced prices witp Incredibly attractive lliy Mi, M to Shillljld St. llxcomif MounUIn) dividual family and Exit IIA of ihe'NiJ. c 'D , ; 1U- „ , homebuycr. ' pany. ; ' • 4K& _ _ residences—hot • high PRICED FROM $66^490 financing terms. 1 Turnpike, -yill also bo, Sands Pointe^the Kauf- w - ' • . .'• .- .. SALES.OFFICf; WOODS H"LiTCHESCJNJIEALTY rises, apartments or com championship course-desTgRad : . . . •'•. CI.OSIN.G COSTS INCLUDED man and Broad communi- —'— . -.. - . • '—^——;—-r— available for .1981 oc- 210-.53.9-5278\ .'201-455-1666 munal living. Prices range cupancy: . . . .,' YOURCHOICES ty in Barnegat, is designed from $21,!)«0 to $94,990. to meet all these re- All five communities by .Robert Trent Jones Other homes available from $59,990 sT** Berkeley BI Five communities will be feature clubhouses and a • Tlie Clalrmor Cap quirements — and and ; featured; ^- ; with choice of financing including does, according to Michael _widCii:ange_Qf.social and • The Montclair Bl-llcucl recreational.facilities. All. Gordon, Kaufman" and OPEN DAILY S SUNDAY In Whiting, Ocean Coun- •Tpwnhomes and single-family FLIP and VA mortgages forqualified • The Clairmor Colohlal ~Broad's vice president for ty, Crestwood Village and are fully managed comV • FROM 11 A.M. buyers.- • The Allnir Colonial! sals and marketing.."'. DIRECTIONS. Rl lO.WoslofRI SG7JoRillgodaloAvonuD Whiting Village provide a muniiies, providing Soujh- on. flidofldalo Avoauo'ta Malapardis Rd 'lliatlic municipal, services, struc- homes ; ^~ ^ You must hurryl We don't expect these 5 to "These homes offer CLOSED THURSDAY lighl] Turn iiQht to Counlrvwood Ouve LollloSaliiiOllicD choice among 14 home last |png. - plenty of room for growing Get ready, for seashore living at Us best. The plans, all one story. Near- tural repairs to residences Directions: Tnko Giirden Sial« Parkwny exit 91. Proceed families," Gordon Esplanade. Only twdhlocks-ttom the majesc _and maintenance':, of observed. "And with a grounds. A- monthly com- •Surrounded by high stone VA mileto.Roulc 526(Couiilyl.lnc Rcl.)Bchr right and price of tefr.tMa,an d flnan- A LAKESIDE tic Atlantic Ocean overlooking a shimmering.: follow Route 526 tofour soon to be gone model nrch on your ,..••.'; ;. lake In a beautiful wooded park. munity service -charge, right. Or fake Route 9 South to.Roulc 526. Turn left nhd 'cing available for varying' as . to • ,size arid hillsides / T^~ follow to Cur model nrcn on your left. qualified buyers,' they pro- And that's not all. Your new home includes style of house, includes o\- ylde an affordable housing SEASHORE Juxuiy:amenltlesjn'a prestigious atmosphere. tnrini- miii'ntennnee.- and, RESill.YsAKE alternative Ipr many of-to- • Doorman service and security' repairs, community bus (201) 36*2226- day'shomeseckors. service, snow clearing;" MAGNIFIED . Each of theprivate, col- CONDOMINIUM • Swimming pool»Barbeques' 7lawn cuttlnfi, sti-eot ' PRICES AND FINANCING TERMS BUYNC onial homes boast four aiid'last ad you ever see maintenance, ' clubhouse INTHE bedrooms, two-and-a-half • Elevator service'Terraces : fishing-: . . ' — GUARANTEED UNTIL YOU CLOSE IT Will NEVER ( STLESS! baths, a.-large family • Off-street parking faclijtleiT" .operations and activities; CLASSIFIED room, wall-to-wall FOR WHAT _aud-numerous other .ser- • Private walled-in garden area vices. •Eine local public and private^; TSirpeting, mqdorn kitchon The Crcstwood group of 686-7700 with a dishwasher and an retirement communities T: Introdueing attached garago, . IT WOULD COST APARTMENT FEATURES schools. . r~~ • Hanover Commons' •Carpeting . • w "Barnogat location is • No frost refrigerators' minutes from schools, TO RENT ONE! PREVIEW v •Community shopping The Retirement Hotne\ houses of worship, shops, •Dishwasher recreational Facilities and • Garbage disposal ' other services. The sales • • Self-cleaning oven- Thebest •Already home to moje than- office and furnished modol exhibit Is open daily from • Parquet oak floors ~Il~aTm7 td 0 p.m. To reach • pptlonalwood burning fire- condominium 1 600 families: , -~' \- -• ~ Hanover Commons, take . places in. penthouses , - .the Garden State-Parkway - • Many many other features.. • Value in to Barnegat, (ExlL 07), • Bus. service to New-YorJL. then head oact about one- quarter of a mile to the K jribirthemJNLJ & B Information center at - - ^ - •.. •. •—V - .,'.• Ovur 50% of our first foction is nlrundy . •New- Jersey's long, long_list-of •-% ~Settler's_Landing1;.For ad-, "TKTr very'-npeclai-lliiilted cillUdn of nmtlc, 'clemint liomculsdvcr iTiii!-Uilnl : ' ' sold, nvon boforo ouruGxandXIpaningl clitional information, call. sold but -Wllli no ranforc und Wrtiiiilly ficrudvcrtiRlnR. Tliat'ii.becuiiHu UICKU-VIIIIIUH^ _AmLn0 worTdor. Slonpy Uollow nfforB-fl iirc so corhpelHnif, und Uic Ihchulcd fraturcK lire «u (Inuimtlc, Uiul wunl-of-mi)ulli____ oolloptipn ofluxurloua dondomlnium ^-teuryând valuer;' - ;(coa)X088Uu ~r^ olunc hu» mndc Jlnibcr RUlfie uniin(|uallll(il micccBB., !_• "•••'. . , . IOWIIIIOIIHIS mid aparttnvnts at nffoYdnMo ^T • Want - ' But c\'t;n so, we fell, yim deserved n cliunce In heur about Uiuse Incrcilllily - pjdpos jusllS minutes/roniTrhid(Uls!n Ads . nnacloiis homcB liefore Uicy'rc ull (jone.Tii leurn uhmil iiur'cBneclally lieuilUful, . •' , Mniilinlton. Each liojpnp is a mastarpinca ; Work.v. hcuvily woiKlcd ralllnft BlUJliMuuJuf-MonniniiUi County's mom dcslmlile ureun. of contompiirnry clasign with detailing - • • Tlicrc nre less Umn two dozenVimeslcfl WldiBtundunlfoutiiresljke Our new energy efficient model at a special Call 686-7700 woi«lburnlnB flrcpluccs,liurdwood floors iinil eentnd ulr-cniullUi'inlnK. you'd axpocl In homos casting lots mora. To name only a few. ' ' .,'• :•'•'.'". ' And you can't boat tho location: closa to inflation fighting, price. * AiidulpriccBfromH138,000Uic&turetlicraostcompelllnKvaliiCByim'rc . all kinds.of shopping, good schools and CotlanHarbor pruaontK a wide 'selection nfcustnm Get a taste of£ood retirement oFIainlly living HkclyU)flndln.tlicluxury"lioincmurl(clU)duy. And (inly If you net .quickly.' tho Maadowlands Sports Complox. Coma 3 and 4 bedroom Goloniiil und liiinch hnmc dt>- NOW licrorc-lt tnkcu a bad bite out of you' . -Pay usa yislt sunn. T»duy,.lf|KiB'sllilc. Ilecmisc limncs ililsblK, In a .'"• . provlnw Slonpy Hollow and dlscavor how signa with maximum enorgy siivlnj,' It'iiturDs. All later! . - . PRICED FROM wooded locaUon tlilB good, won'.t luitt for Ui<) muny more Uinrorn.iws., . • you can.huvn cara-frao living With all tho * -; Take tlic Garden Slute Parkway soulli w Iixll 123. Ilien pnieeed sinitlr • banarils of homoownorslilprll's-truly-tho—. hprnoa have city water, SCWLM- nnd'underground' THE UNRESTRICTED COMMUNITY ; utilities,--You'll also.Tind fully bulkhoiuled h'omt'- . Right now you can pick, up a great year- on Route Q.for about 13 miles U> Stclnbucfi's Munulu|Uin Mull. Make uJuRlinndle-left . host valuo around! -V • , . • turn on Ryan Rood, drive tlirouRh die Monmuutli I lcl((lilfl devclupin'tnk Turn rlKlit sitoson Great Buy arid henvily'wooded homosites round, ..retirement,' summer-and weekend Individual T &n Silvers Road and follow to the end, Uicii left on Uasl Freehold Rciiul In Tlinlicr .. 13 DIFIERENT $l Allamuchy,.New Jersey 07820 , in our Cedar Hills und Cedar Woods xoctidns, hido-h-way at Cedar Harbour. The affordable, family homes on Ridge. Open 1 i-B on weekenda. Call (801) 780-6600 for a prlvulc upimlnuiienU . MODELS FROM p;o. Bo\"M, . • ' '•• home for everyone. : •....•' woodedI'ft landscaped sites. 1 Cedar Hnrbor, tho year round vricnti'nh ciimmu-. 10% DOWN, 30-YEAR MORTGAGES SSv^pfs -. • ' A ncA community by- 'ElcRant new liomc'defllJiiiH • ' , , INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT:(201)751-750Q nity, is conveniently lociitod nt the southorn most Donald Qlcndcrinlng — thc_ wltli 4 twdrooniB, up to lUwlim and basements. •. (201)852-5300 "point of OdonnCountyJuata short distnnce-fvrinv'" H:'KFoih liluwYiilfk uhil i\iirtlivrn Nvw ~ ~" builder whosc"niim(!" Froni «13B,OOO -—---—-V : ~ ;— Routb 9 and tho Gnrdon State Piirkway. Only UHC (iartlunHtiUu I'lirkwnv Houlh luii meaiu quality In on rolllns, heavily wooded liomcslteH. , ' . —-— ,; 8 miles by watpr and 21 miles by l(ind to Atlantic • KM.U'lliin Knulv Mil In Rnulu!). Hinhl unto Northern Ocean County.'. City, Now Joraey'aplayground. ' " '•. Hmitell nnd l'oll[)WHi(;nn. . ; Townhomes from $75,700 : -_• .KhlA-245 mortgage plan and VA O.diiv Iliirliiir Hiik'H iiflVce and MIIKII'IK 'are'opon 7 days » wiiuk ^CONDOMINIUMS AT NUTLEV 9 972,900 . FOR WIDE AW*KE CONTEMP.pnAnV PEOPLE ' SinglerFamily. Homes from $142,900' •• n /ti nodow'n.paymontmortgages' Sales Agent: • V '** .' a'vailablp to qualified buyers' Kud, yom Kim, ru Century 21/ • MembeVsliip in limlvthe.l'aniher- Valley Property Ownyrs ' from . ofallagos. • _. IW.201-25S-WOO STRAIGHT 30 YR. MORTGAGES govel realty Association and miiii-jissociaiions is;rcquired, Membership fees are .-ussosscd.quarterly. Membership in the Panther Valley-Golf k . AT 12%% INTEREST* •'•Country CHib may be applied for, ancl'if-'mcmbcr.ship is approved MOKTOAGES AVAILABLE byihe-lloard ol frusiecs, membership fees are assessed. TO QUALIFIED BUYERS tOOUAUFIEWnUVtHS . User's• Tees eluirged lor P.V.P.O.A.-owned tennis and.swimming. ^ N» Community FMI r (201)775-4464 I'aeiliiie's." .. ': '.• . -,. Little Egg Harbor Township, NJJ. "Substantially below current bank rates. HOW PREVIEWING. ' forquaUfied'.buyer.s . • '. " • •••••••• •

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A.Real Estate Advertising Section b Those who work in jobs where they receive cash ups may earn ..•' With greater and .Before a joint vcnlure partner must —nn^ valuable Social Security protection through those tips; according to greater frequency these can be negotiated, Kni'nell should—rely on tlie" John H. McCutcheonj Elizabeth Social Security District manager; days, home-seekers are pointed out, the builder management judgments But, he noted, they can earn this protection only if they report becoming aware of new must take the initiative, of the builder forthe entire Essex improvements thosp tips to their employer, ns the law requires, Cash lips, when ad- All Styles of Men'* Leather home offerings .developed Ho locates a .development, implementation of the pro- ded to wages, can mean higher cash benefits for Jhe worker and his as' "joint opportunity, analyzes its ject. •."'*.• . or her family in the futune, he added. '_ • . . - Coats & Jaokets ventures"—temporary potential for . provjdinfi In Karnell's words, "a finished and ppaid for Gash tips amounting to $20TJFmorc in a monlh in a person's work partnerships of two (or. marketable • housing, prospectus that can meet '' Because. unoKpcctcd'and u>n 50 of. the total 80 the basis.of a $100,000 mor- for one employer count'for Social Security. Tips received in a form , more) organizations. And studies everything (rnm all these tests has got to be unplcasant surprises sur- .townhomes are already,vtgage, therefore, thoscr other than cash do not count. ' , ' • many are asking: what Is local population patterns made.of very solid sluff. faced elsewhere at con-occupied. And, because of who take advantage of this A person who splits or shares tips should count only the amount ac; the nature of-this relation- to : sewer capacities "Assumptions, gaps and dominium communities, the quality of the cRn- offer-may save as much as tiially received. If an employer adds a service chnrge to the bill and ship?What docsit mean to prepares a detailed pro- guesswork just won't'do. II the developers oMSsscx munity.^that also means $89,000 over the 30-year divides it among employees, the partreceived is not a llpj.it is a part Men'* Leather & Suede Blazars the -purchasing public? spoctus (including en-.lakes • -a.." highly Green Villas have made we have 50 households full mortgage term. • bfregular wages and should not he reported. •Should a joint venture in-_yronm'e'ntal, architectural sophisticated.'.inllldcc to clear to visitors past and of volunteer salcsper- Situated on First WaU .A worker is required to furnish the employer with a written report spire.confidence, or is it a and financial plans), and put it altogether." present that all "im- sons." . •chung Mountain, the com- of tips if they'add up to $20 or more a month. The report is due within cause for concern about prepares for acquisition of .- Karnell also offered this provemenls-al this luxury Priced from $115,000 and munlty. Is just below the 10 days after the end of ihe, month but an cmnlover can roouiro ublti •WHO i s uiuwaicili'ly rospoii- ttitt e |)(u|H>ir(|>ry b#v ultiibliiuigg .'mlvici-'.uii'uwiltmtwfr ^hili reports more otle.n. sible for the buyer's the neccessary approvals builder • himself: "\Vell, West Oraiigc-are in andmortgage financing for ing, professional offices : Porm 4070 (Employee's Report of Tips) is available atany.Inter- satisfaction, or. whether, and buying t|ie necccssary whai is a builder." We all paid for. qualified buyers, the com- and • mqvie theatres of nal Revenue Service office. Booklet 5G35, available at the same of- the developers', coin- options, ' know that, there are a lot of , "The final work is being muntiy continiics to be Essex Green Plaza. From fice, helps workers keep a record of tips and reports. . ' ' Z. LADIES' LfeATHER-or WOOLEN TRENCH COAT8 miimpntsrwillbcrkept? At this point, when thebright, aggressive people, completed on the last part known as the "Number Route 280, the trip to- Other formsenn be used if they contain the same information. • • In a speech before. p'roje'eijs "ready-to-go", 1n a variety of fields, One Condominium Value" Newark takes about 15 of, the qbmmunUy's 1 If the reports on tips arc incomplete or late.a worker may have to ACME LEATHER ; several industry groups in ho may invite a "financial who've had business ex- in surburban Essex Coun- minutes, and to New York :-. H''.':'.-v. .'.^.r.''..ii'S,.-".-.:»-:';-;..v.>'i: JL.TZ posure in some asjjecfof private street," reports 1 pay a penalty amounting to one half of the Social Security taxes due. Clark, • recently. Robert institution or other in-, Morris Gctz," But this and ty. • .....'.' '.v.abputa half hour. A worker'who does not rcport'all tips to hisor'hor employer will have Karnell, president -of..The veslor to join him in a joint real estate.,.who can piil a . Currently, Essex Green. .The community, has a PAR.T OF THE TOUR-Washlrigton Crossing Stite Park, Rivor on Christmas night in 1774. It Is-ono ol the tour stops 333 S«u»h Park St.,Jttkabstk deal together.!,prepare an cvorj/ other ,' common eight miles northwest 61 Trenton,, commemorates Gen.. ' in a now brochure offered by tho N.J. Division of Parks and to report them directly, to the Internal Revenue Service on Form 4137 <* '--"•• L1...«.J«.-|J..J..••..., • Karnell Group, one of the venture-providing finan- Villas, is. also, offering a. resident superintendent when filing federal income tax returns. ' '• • . ;. .offering...hire contractors • feature of the George Washington's famous crossinq-of-tho Delaware -^Fgr'estry, P.O. Box 1430, trenton 08o25. • . .' ' TUGS. & Thurs. 10 to 4 Garden Stale's'-.leading- cing for the project in ighliorhood,. including very special deal for those arid, staff handling land- MorcinformalionTihoul-cash^lips is available in a leaflet,—'Social builders, shed some new return for a share of anyand p r-frtous-i-omU- 1 Saturday 8 to 3 talenl...and go through all", skvi-mr-Vjew-^Thn thrnn nrtaganoi buildings in the foreground: Seen against all, Ihc private rccrca- who buy now arid take scaping, snow reriioval, Security arid Cash Tips, ',availiTDle-lree-at lhe_Klizaboth Social. - light on these matters. ' . eventual profits. • thojiackdrop of "the Manhattan skyline, are the.Galaxy condominiums; Gut- .(ionul facilities, arc do"* delivery by Spring of next coad_WDtk,_j:ecceational_ Security office, 342 Westminstqr Ave, Kli7.abeth (800-272-1111).. • . The builder's prospectus the other inolion's'involved . DrawihB"on his !own tOnborg. A sales campaign for the units has bogun. ." . and open-fee-viewing. The year. The d,e«clopers will facility and other.common and his own capabilities in a construction projecTT Growina firm's exporienceîn a But.wiil' il_ivork'.' The only surprises "are the guarantee -qualified jroperty care,~as well as Union College •variety of highly suc- are subject to-intense pro- values wp've secluded "buVers~the current' price exterior home Woman Talk • fessional, scrutiny -during evidence that I've ' seen Brvice-ypur-heating/coolingsystem. cessful joint yeniurcs says no. The odds are •here, off Mount Pleasant and mortgage terms; maintenahce. Uobei't E.Neukomm, a section com-' (such as Sturbridge in these offerings;',. And if a I a xy dbh dcL despite necessitated price—To reach Essex Green, bank, insurance company, heavily, against i|. Why? •Avenue. \ Many people fear reticcv- rnunicalions manaucr, will address turns-outdooTsr Save $$$ on FlS^ PiscaLowaV and The -Beciujse building today is 'Wl then," Geh added, increases and morlgago Villas, take Houte 280 to members .of the- TrVCounly. Radio Woodlands in Edison), public-corporation 'or rates-thai have becrj ex- ExitflA.Thenturnrightat ment for a variety of priyate;investor has suffi- noV 'just a. .sequence of "theEssex Green Viljas Saturday "rcoso'na.'Thcy're cohcern- Association and...their .quests at the Karnell characterized the operations which can be attractions have, hardly ..pected toj-ise to as high as the light at toouhl-Hea? atKedn âllege Honieywell relationship as a "mar.r cient' confidence in the in in ed about-the high cost o£, association's mewing Mondny night at builder and his plans, thedelegated Ib a series 'of been Ikcpt secret-.' More IB percent next year. On sant Avenue. living, about having n-SU.in Hedden Hall, :isn Pnrk Ave., • "Woman in the Outdoors" will be Trust Honoywoil lo>HVCryoirnToTOSy; riage" between a builder hired Hands. UWgroup of The sTttSs campaign at. • -Ptospectivo purchasers ment with, full view of the Seminars discussed at Wednesday's noonsession - and a.source of"venture joint venture may be "something to do," about ScotcjiJPlains. • " ••• negotiated. The fact that a disciplines .which-are so the. Galaxy condominium of Galaxy apartments will.' Empire .Slate Building is loneliness and isolation. _ • Thoassociutjon-also announced it has of Woman Talk in the Alumni Lounge of' . Kh'ock$10. off trie price of capital, nnd explained the in-Guttenberg—iimong-thfcbe- nbie to view the decorated' in. black arid Reol Eilofe Mortgages & Hnandng - What You 'project, lias, stood up toclosely interwoven- that °°*°A wise man omSTsaid elected tintl installed a new slate of of- Downs Hall on the Keun College cam- this HoneywoH Fuel Saver -; mutual benefits that-lead yirlualfy anything Hint's largest conversion,of ren- Galaxy's new salos-orien- white "art deco" motif.to Should Know (AER 110 Sec. 71) - , . ; ••• Ther'mqstat when we serv- . to such partnerships. lie such an' inquiry' should ;: that tho, secret df suc^ffwrs:' TI«!y"'-atcf'"WiJliam Schqber, done '.in one area 'has a tal pxopcr-ty—to con- lation •tenter and model" echo the design of the ; Saturday, Oclotxr IB, 10am Ip 8 pm operator of. amuteur radio station W20J ice your heating/cooling.' •_ also identified some potenr •also reassure its eventual building. Custom-built Moke intelligent decisions obout home buying.-, Inlormotlon, on ccssful retirement is real- Guest speaker will be Bets Snyder of significant effect in every dominium ;ownership In suites, both decorated by mortglifle linoncinn,, Inveslmtnt benefits, "now flnonclng tocH- |n. Berkeley Heights,-president: An- .ystem_yo.ullLsave-eyen -. home purchasers'that ils cabinet components, anti- ly vory. simplp—have n the physical education.department of, —tiai^-problemfTj—and—in other area. A well- Unite.d: '-States'-., real Qie New York City design niques. • ";;•-"." •-•• . . • ;. , • thony Plbs'ki of Clark (W2HWW), vice -._mciie-oa.heating costs. basic concepts rind plans ques and furniture made plan whiqh.lnarksî'Dt.lrc- Eiist.Stroudsburg- (Pa.I State' College. counseling his audience on are sound', and that the managed building, pro- estate—began toda.y firm of E;trDesigns Inc.'' Tul.llom$20 president jLen Detlor of.Uoselle Park Up to .15%. Because the: how to "evaluate a joint grain requires the carefulr~ following rcgistrntion-of—-^rhe-modol-r-oomsJiave of- natural fibers can be ment as a beginning Sltyder is a representative ofWoman's • builder is competent, ex- ' rather than an end.—, ' .. (WB2KMII);- secretary, nnd Joseph Fuel Saver Trierrhbstat auto- •venturejie offered advice perienced and responsi- constant, skillful integra- the condominium, offering been designed to suggest seen throughout. . Encouraging the.Individuality & Potential of Every World, an organization that- serves matically lowers temperature at the period before rolirq!- Wiritermulp of Mountainside (W2DQA); Women who tire' interested • jh from which the buying ble. Because the investing tion of all these aspects.. . plan by' the New Jersey numerous concepts of in- Tlie 17th-flpor- informa-. Child (AEC 119 Sec. 71) treasurer." ". • ''"' • . ' riigrit, raises it in the morning. Saves state Department of Com- lerior design, for. various 'Saturday, October 25, TO dm to 3 pm ,mcnt is really . very wilderness ii public could also profit. lion center offers prospec- Neukojinm is communications whileyouwork, top! Call noWldr-a Iree. rnunity Affairs.. •"• apartments hero," said tive residents an overview learn haw your children can.bo doveloped 'to thoir groolost' simple—have a plan which service estimate. Arid luil Fuel Saver details. _ potential. Co-sponsors: Union Coljogo & Now York Guidance ond~ —marks-.-retirement as a manager for Northern New Jersey of The public is invited witliout'charge. of the entire community : the American Radio Relay league. through . .-. use" of Counsoling Services for the Giftod. - ' ' beginning-rather than an Tuition: $20 ' . - — end. r...... : , The association has invited all radio MITCHELL SUPREME FUEL COMPANY «CX>MESEEMY UiePrudenial Insurance. e ./„ vilrious floor photographic displays; amateurs -rind experimenters in- FRIDAY DEADLINE Company of Amerca oc- ,, t ,;. "Every detail of the multi- SlHW/n ThflNoimandyalWhitnoiOakBpMCOdfll JlOaoSO- ' •• .•..'''- ,'', Real Estate Investment! (AER104 fee. /I) -'• Tlje period before retire- "All.l'ioms othor-than .spot news should;- 542 Freeman St., Orange • 678-1800 -, . |nnsa s wc ag cre!l in( ment becomes a time of, terested in electronics and communica- eup.es a 4.4 acre, site atop a attl.activc functfonal level center has been .Saturday,'November 1,'9 am to 3:30 pm .' . tions to attend the meeting. ; bo In.o'ur office by noon on .Friday. ' NEWEST CX5MMUNITY" 8 designed to provide full in- Preview -.i_. . The how-to's of serious commercial and.residential properly In- apprehension if one is con- iT'tih Hvineenvfêm " ' formati6n in a logical yet vestments. Presentations by a banker, ollomoy and reallor. cerned about the ability.to h ^LSivn,?nS Tho ' tnonemodcrapartijient,- comfortable manner," Tuition: $20 -. '•' . ' . adjust-to (and componstp '»UIIIIIUUUII akyline. Ihe ., •• _rjo<.innq Ine has said Sopher.. Ho further The New Whittier Oaks. for) changes in the social three octagon shaped ^bbKbiUnd ™. Money Market Investments — Making Your Money and. financial- aspects of towers comprise 1.075 lux- i j rurtiisliliags slates that "the orienta- Grow (AER 109 Sec. 71) . ' emporarP y tion Center and model, Nevy location, new mcxiels, daily living. One shouldn't KM MY FRIENDS^Bob Ada -ur.ju.partmenls, a parking wUh uniqu fi space.^g Saturday, November B, .10 am to 3:30 pm * ' worry about being able .to mo Rnrauc with, spacc.for ideas reselling -in suiles should tell potential Information about flfianclol Instniments thai pro'dueo the hlghost customers the full story new (preview) prices* maintain lifelong habits winding streets ancf cozy, •1117 automobiles, a rotiul_beautitui;. y t .pruellca| yield. Good Inllatlon'-flgtiter. •'-.-•• behind the . Galaxy Tuition: $20 — -. .. -. and friendships. And trts; cul-de-siics. "•• ... . Shopping mall and arfln^ 6(j -\.J s{;ace- >js . Backed by trie HOW 10-year' . foolish to accept the idea door and outdoor swimm- . ' ,. i sophcr. lifestyle.. • •":"" ': To introduce pur brand neyv Biit'.I can't-tcil y(iu eycry- waslc d sa d !„ The Sopher Inc. sales of- . location, in Marlboro's beautiful '.'protection plan. With shopping, • - How to Start and Manage Your. Own Business (AEM that being retired suggests thinj>jy- • the Galaxy, apartments rored- walls and elevated decorated in blues and ready lor great features Ijke- lifetime. Get here soon. While ' where you are going, what )ater • available for purchase in- platforms .transformed a- greys, . ' offer' a ' central air conditioning, lire- • the gettihg's very, very good. . • How tf Buy er Sell a Business, & What You Should • your expenses will bo,. single-family cqmnnin- • by-appointment:; elude studio, one, two and bodi-oom into an .; ity we're building in sophisticated, yet Relaxed place, 2-car garage and more?-- 8 single-family homo styles Know About Franchises (AEM 126 Sec. 71) what you will do to occupy three bedroom con- observatory. environment in \vhieh to Saturday,-November 22, 9am to'3 pm • .• - -. : Come now—.take advantage preview priced from the low $100's the time.that is now yours Norwood. . dominiuiTis. : Another model apart- conduct business. " • - ol-our. Preview prices while • Avoid costly mistakes. How to determine a loir price... special • alone. Plan effectively and tlTCTTrodcIs are ; Financing available, too.. .heads-ol the seller... • .. , 1 —they're still in elfect. See gr.eat *(For a limited time only.) • • . everything,will fall right reaclyto tell you A massive energy.con- •homes built by U.S. Home, •"""• Tuition: $25 •',-.• .-'• .•-..' into place. Plan curly so version program costing Pocns loims. .iwiiflbilil'us subiitcl lo .' •' their story about how 2nd area opens America's premier hornebuilder. , chnnQU w'IMOul nplicv Word Processing Concepts (AEW. 103 Sec^lj that.you may make.any more than $5-millibn is '• Saturday, pocombar 3, 9:30 am lo 12:30 pm needed adjustrnopts, . truly luxurious-;! home now neflrirtg completion at Loam office word processing .equipment and training availoblo, —-Today,- the average can be; Especially one at Oak Knolls the Galaxy. The program America caMs micrographics, olcclronic.mail, copiers. . ' . ; .." hns, in retiree is., fairly. healthy that's surrounded ITS' trees (Vprcsllgioiis >. ' With their first section Greenoak Boulevard, just us home Tuition: $2q ', • —rr~'- '- '• ' ' ' /•and reasonably young. and all the beauty nature has . .community hy Adamo llomcsr of .colonial-style-off Route -35 - in •: Mid- [USHOme) For details call 276-2600, oxt. 206 Life expectancy is on the to offer. In the privacy of. Inc. Mimics from $I(\j),900. .residences' prftclically. all dletown. Additional"infor- increase. There's no ^j. NEW JERSEY DIVISION reserved, Oak Knolls has • (nation biay be obtained . • IQMUSJlOUECOflPOIIATION- Mail Rogistralton Form to! reason for any tiling but a / i J -positive—attitude—and? y^S/P ~ •£/• v~-\. J] • -.,•'• nothing .better than a the community's heavily- Based on Roulo 0 Moilboio Township. Now Joisoy. Only 45 nunulos Horn Nowaik 60 minulos liom Now York. . 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford, NJ 07016 wooded Middletown set- released Statistics-, the Directions: Soulh on Roulo 9,*16 milosto Taylfirs Mills Rood oadlio ond. ' "game plan"; to offset . "I WANT TO BUILD MOM IS degree*- of Comfort for Turn right Ihon loll on Topanomus flood. uneasiness about what the ling, Kaufman & Broad price of a new home in Phoiw:.|20l)780-.S800. . . ••'.•' .,• PORMY.FUIENDS," residents, . future may. bring., • • K • announced recently; K &America now.avorages ap- ; B,-_croator of. Oak Knolls, proximately' $00,000—a in retirement as Broker cooperation Invited; •is" America's; largest-• figure that puts home 'throughout life, little . till Hwil II inujti-nntional housing ownership out of reach for The Prized Address in Convent Station comes to those who mere- producer. mnny of today's would-be ,ly sit and wait. OnCrnusl .-': Whdn queried nbout the buyers; In contrast to this gel. up, get out, and get- community's steady, apparently -alarming Our standard features are J....|.. Addroti . •something going. growth, K & B Vice Presi- news, howeyor.'is the fact Social Socunly #_ /•; dent Michael Gordon that'a new home at Set- I pointed out. that bak' tler's Landing can still be usually considered extras Tolopliono ' purchased, _or. under . Knolls I'rcnlly has two all- (and some aren't available;elsevi/here .at all!) . Endowd it chuck (pr I I.OCAI, MERCHANTS important things going for .$4n,0M.s •' : I USEOURADVERTISKKS it: an outstanding location. Kaufman & Broad has Standard: Fireproof construction. All ... .. ck Upstairs laundryrDn the - •' • "and- very • attractive curved.-. Ihcir—impressive .Walls separating riomes afe concrete block. bqdroomlevel,«here It belongs i-with prices." Oak;KnoIls' Mid- homcbuilding rcputnlion Floors arcsplld, sound-proof, pre-stressed ceramic Hied floor and floor dralnl : _ At last. A no-risk, no-nonsense ' dlolnwn JocHtion offers iv. by creating innovative,, eppcret*. Only Consent Mewsfllfers this - Standard: Mosaic tiled foyer. The ultimate' • quiet, country-type setting economical housing-=iorid h(ghly-rcgafd«d4inasonry cohstructionl . in luxury — and so easy to"rnalntainl' 7 Fallâle that's what they're offer- Standard:'Full basement 38-ft. long and program to help vou sell your hop . that -ill the same time is • Standard: Authentic brick fireplace. A remarkably convenient. ing now at Settler's Lan- . almost 20-ft wide — Idealfor n fabulous 7 sweeping.8-ft. expanse of brick and a •. .,,<• ding.. - • —.. family room!. : .. ' -.'•.' Schools, Shops, recrea- raised hearth! : '.- ' .' *.-. .. '-'." =-& RCA,:ZENITH NOW. buy here & escape inflation! tional, facilities and other "We've pcoucd that to- Standard: 2 Huge bedrooms, 2 Vi- '••%• services are a 1.1 nearby «h day's: homesookt'rs don't Standard; FuUy-equlilped kitchen. 1.' We guarantee delivery of youf CrestwootiJiome qn.tho datajaiom- decorator baths, central air conditioning, l"' 19" Portable . — laed—:at today's .price—ovon if yomdon'J-rnove In until next year,', . Ikfhvihatton is only about,have toTmcrifice their-now Inclades, dlsiiwasHer, frost-free .wall-to-wall carpeting, natural gas foc-heaUng, ' one^nbur -awiOt^ .via. home-expectations io »e- refrigerator-freezer, eve-level-'dauble gas^. " cooklng.TTot waler=- aricl more —join—— U\ _Z We will help sell your present homo ln.Now Jersey at top-rrarrfcot - i regularly scliedulcd ex- eomjilodaRT n tighter- - us todayl . . • ' . — _,_...:.:._. ^^seeour.ojce. • ualiin.--.'. •-.•••••. . , .-.'.,' • ' . press buses.. -'•"— economy," commented CQLORTJl- 1 And with home's priced Michael , Gordon, vice 3. We will holp to procure linnnclrfg to expedite sale of your present president of marketing TOWNHOMES PRICED At $102,490 ••••'-••I-:..' SAVE $20. Reg. $179. ., homo. Mortgage lunds are now avsllablo to qualillo'd.buyors. from the, low $QOs, these colonial residences are and sales for K'& B's New priced about $10,000 less Jersey division. Hotel TV's . 4. .We will refund your deposit In lull il our network ol co-oporatlnrt than other comparable . Settler's Landing offers 'brokers Jails to produce n buyer lor,your prasorit-homeryou-ean't i a variety of different , lose a penny, •-..'•• • . • ' new homes in the area. FREE TV STAND Off Lease rnnuh.and colonial home Just (>2-homes will' be Turtle Road, off Madison Avenue Convent Station, Monrlstowh WITH EACH TV PURCHASED 'created, in this "limited styles, in a quiet, vyoodod Brand New Burnbgat , neighborhood: DIRECTIONS: From Monrbtown Ce»*«jlThe.are Turtle Road. Turn right on Turtle Road (b Convent Mews. COMMUNITIES ' . • available, With' up to. 4 thesq homos won't skimp Pram Chatham-Madison area lake Route 24 West to Turtle Road, Motrlstown; bedrooms ami 2 •baths, when |l comes to standard turn left to Convent Mews. . • .. . SPEAKERS - Gel th« lacli. And got our Anll-lnllnllo'n Gunrnniou in writing. and all homes include features. Each Includes" Regulation Size ! x standard features ilko v Exdujlve.Aflenb Town.O Country. Torn Ucdardl, Broker' ' three t*fourbedr,ooms,.up Open Dally 6 Sun. II A.M.- 5 PJ^« (201) 540-9111 • /2 PRICE -Vermont— slato -.-entry•• to 2 "decorator baths, foyers, • wall-lo-wull wall-to-wall carpetlngi • • In Now Jorooy: 800.822-9711 carpeting, formal' dining formal dining areas, eat-in' . Speakers' l2jI.Hegj$20.j NY, Po, Conn: BOO-831-5500 , • rooms, basements, 2-cnr . . EJoowhoro phono: 201.-350-1000, country, kitchens, family MACHINE PairS^8" .garages, gns heat,.family rooms, altochcd garages. WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE 0F\ ' ',""•:' 'O|q|.WRITES •'• .'.•.'." rooms and oven a superior ..Prices at Soltlor's Lan- -SAVE $20. $1 I%Q Speakers • BEDROOMS • DINING ROOMS • BARS • ' Dopl. W, Box IM, Roulo 530, Whlllno, N.J. 007S9 __; insulation package. ding rilngo from $47,000 lo Of2y RECLINERS • LIVING RCOMS • LAMPS • TABLES ' ' "Our homobuyerff have $53,000,"' and financing, is Guaranteed By Magnayox Speakers • MIRRORS • SLEEPEK opftftS 'DINETTES • ;•';. • ^: • on VISIT: ••'*:.'.""' "•"'• all' looked' around," ROOM SIZE RUGS • WALL UNITS .BEDDING • From NY and Morih: Qorcon Stoto Porkwoy (Exit 80) & NJ #530 ' avallublo for qualified VACUUM CLEANERS • BUNK From Phllo.i Bon Franklin Bridge, NJ*701, #530 . . acknowledged' .Mr.. Gor»' buyers'. The, furnished BEDS-STEREOS'SEWINOMACHINES ' ' From Tronton; NJ #33, #526 to Allantown, Ihon-#S30, #530 don, "and this typo of com- models arid sales exhibit 78 SPRINGFIELD AVE., parison shopping has to G.E, APPLIANCES j^ • 14 mpdels; from $30's td $70'8 -.-. ' for Settlor's Landing arc' 910 SPRINGFIELD AVE., JRVINGTON NEWARK' " ••.-•'. .REFRIGERATORS . 1 •"IIÎ - Premiums apply to somo locations ' • • A have a positive effect (or open from 11 u.m, to G p.m. HOfl t}? !!? (NEXT.TOFOODTOWN) FREE PARKING IN REAR •'••, 624-3333 ••WASHE8S»TV'S ' • ow«S!w««««Nt» ".Open 9-6, seven days a week V usi sinceour ynlue—and dally. Fpr directions, or UifiJ'OOOO' Daily & Sot. ? AM • 4 PM) F'rl. til J PM ' • Armllrono oirpollho and railllonl lloorlna . I, our lower pr.ices—speaks, additional Information, -1064 Spripgfield Ave^ IrvlnQton 375-7028 « -Thla li.not an oNorlno. which o«n ba mida only by formal protpaolui. • fbrltsolf." . -'.'• call (609) ,093-3001. 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IB-Thursday" October 14,/1980-SPRINGFIELD (N.j.) LEADER ..'-,.; •.-.,'. ' Halloween suggestion Open second half wJthJ0IEsiBt mess news Appointment of has received a $7 million ROBERT B SPKEU of order.Jor offshore drilling p Springfield to the Summit, platform fire pumps from advisory board of the Pctroleo Brasileiro S. A., Summit and. Elizabeth RiodeJaneiro/Brazil.•: angover of sugar rp in 3^0 W, Orange Trust Co. was annbunced. ., ,'. I , NVJCD TRICK-OR-TREAT RECIPES The trick behind Halloween is to • By Robert A. Hrucknor Yoggcy' getting off four, Jerry Cac- superbly, consistently hitting tho open pleased with tho Verona outing,though.. Dayton continues^ to play like thai; he Boland and Jared Fleischer, Speer. is president of D "erck AV Co Inc., or avoid the overly sweet treats and a tjrtTMEAl, COOKIES Robert . B. Speor Rahway and Linden pro-/ Hungry for a victory, Dayton's varsi- ciatbri, (Brian Lerhei'.and Eddie. Mae- player. That teamwork was. a big "The tfeam gavd a pitiful pcrfor^-said, the jayvees would have a' shofat ' The frosh pickedup theirfirstshutout moted "Halloween hang-over," according to a. •Vt cup shortening < . . . : Associates, a business THOMAS •"' '2 tbsp. packed brpwh sugar • ty soccer team fought two tough battles Donald manafiirig two apiece, and Pete reason for. Yoggey's two'goals and Cac- mancc and lacked hustle as welLas the conference title! "•"_'' ,••.••--•- of the year in the 13-0 romp over St. , national treatment center specializing 1 Benedict's. . " •••' PUCHALSKI to managi in child behavior. . . , ' last week, playing to a 0-0 draw with Klaskin taltinR the final blast. '.-...' . ciatorl'ssolpscore. . :.*..' determination,' he saitf. ."They played . the Dayton fresh had an Interesting consulting firm special!* environmental control/ A 1 egg . . Verona and shutting out West Orange, ' Defensively, thc bulldogs niarked with no heart to win." ; ' — two games last week, dropping a 5-2"' Dayton's—goal 'scorers were John ing in. operations- im- graduate of the jfow "Many children simply cannot han- Vj cup water- . .-..—• Cozza was also impressed.with his their West Orange counterparts close- JSeglciter, Paul Centamore, Drew Grpe- • 3-6. :' • .. '••.,'.•,.-,• ...' Dayton's only goal came on'Peter decision to Verona and'crushing St_ provements. He is a dle the extra-large" doses of sugar in . l Up. vanilla team's defensive play. Myron Waskin, ly, enabling'Andrew Grett to pick up his, Benedict's of Newark,'13T0. ly, '.Pablo Gutierrez/ : Clarke and. formercareer banker. candy," declares Dr.- 1 cup sifted flour ; ' _ Dayton was at its best against a in particular, flayed well, covering • third shutout of the-season. Grelt made Fleischer. Picking up assists were The performance of thc jayveos • Playing without starting goalie Mark Jerome Vogcl, medical, consultant for . 1 tsp; sail strong Vqrona team,' mucKtb the Verona's high-scqrinfi striker, Nick. several tough saves to preserve the vic- Spattuccl, the frosh had a difficult time Boland, Grett and Jack Zotti. .., One of the wU, ,Uo ,, . „,. , the New. York institute for Child . '/•lisp, soda . delight of Coach Joe Cozza. Tnnnilli. '._ . ..-.• against West Orange was far different stopping Verona's'offense. Eric Zara, - Dayton's threo teams will open up the largest designers and resides in Elizabc Jronrtho match with'Vcrona. Development (NYICD)! "Too. touch' 3 cups Old Fashioned Quaker Oats STRATEGY SESSION—Rop. ..Mallhow'-J. Rinaldo, left, discusses campaign "Our skills were good;" the coach ex- '_ "Everyone played a good game," played a solid game," Cozza. subbing for the injured Spattucci, second half of their seasons this after- manufacturers of irnprln- JA-_35th banking office of sugar can-cause irritability,- disruptive 8 pz. coconut, unswceteneci_^_ ~ptuiuud,' -"anil ll'ie. l i be,lined. "Tim I'nliii1 bunch wiis ; nt i.n p ' n n H ' ismes~with Republican vico presidential candidate George Bush during a recent . .. . g observed. Our man-lo-man marking Scoring.lor Uaylort were Loon'Lcam, py but was victimised by tw6"noDnvwiUi Uic-vnr3itv^hd-jayvco~play ~ ftoyi.dnrk raisins tttjotlnfl In WaiHIHflton.'Rinaldoiratsb-a-RepubHeaWj is pcekfag-iWlBctloti.to the~. 1 penalty shot calls. ..'.•• ., machines, and supplies,-Association hnfe opened in Beat shortening, sugar, egg, \rater, gressiyeaSwell as determined to win." outstanding. ' , was very good." Todd. Leonard, Rob Spkohl and Steven ing home and the frosh hitting the road, loss of concentration in school the next House of RopVcsentaiives from the 12th Congressional District in the November Strong defense was also'(hif name of Vitalo, West Orange also scored,an own Peter Grctl scored an unassisted gqal . all against Mlllburn! The situation will FRANK EiORG.IA' ol, Adolph Gottscho, Inc., of Barncgat /Township, day, •••..•'" .' . .••• •••'.- vanilla 'together.-Sift'flour, salt.ôda '., The combination worked, too, The Bufldogs must have remembered olection:' ' • . •• the game for the junior varsity team, goal. ..•••-_'•••. : and Walter Clarke took' a Grett pass' bo reversed Tuesday when the frpsh- Konllworth, a general In- Union,. named Douglas Ocean County. Lost May "Parents and lenchers have reported and add to shortening mixlurc'bcating . because the Bulldogs used their bnlj •the many good things'they, did against • Inc of —coritroL-to-seliup-a number of scoring Verona, because they came out and did which was nipped, 2-1, by Verona l>ut Kawczynsjci believes the. Bulldogs and.drilled a shot home for Dayton's host New Providence and the varsity suranee agent with turner., - Newark as Uio association opened its that head aches and stomach aches are all ingredients together. Add oats, chances. " . them even better at West Orange. came back to trounce West Orange, 6-0. were on par with any team in the Subfir* two scores.'Also playing well,'accor- and jayvee booters play away from fioubauer-Glov~anriiBllo, Jif, aavortising and public • tord office/a mini-branc'h, comijion to children the day after Hallo- coconut,.'raisins. Mixture will bestiff ding to Coach Bill' Blair, were Mike •,. • In nil, Dayton:toj)k 11 shots, with Kirk Dayton worked the: ball, around! Coach Mario Kawczyn'ski was riot ban Conference on that afternoon. If home. ••••". Inc., the northeastern, relations agency, in the ShopRite Super- ween. They dread the nflsMlalloween and must be blended with the hands, regional office of National market/at Springfield havoc instigated by the dramatically -|ffakingJsufD-tlrpTalsins are embedded Home Life Assurance Co., Road and Route 22; Onion increased consumption of sugar.". • or they will burn. Bake for 12-1!> No. 17 Surtimitnext was promoted to regional Township. •_ .Research.- studies cWduWtr-USH-mlnutesat3!>()degrees. . -director, His office ; is .Z NVICD. a non-profit center 'specialising _ -hicated in Berkeley ' — in-the-diagnosis '>and-lwiatmenl of-—^—- children had such symplomsas-rcslless—thoroughly. Take heaping teaspoonfuls h e f Gr up V b Wcalm "times we did.but when we didn't, it cost final .minute, when Summit' broke a and nervous behavior, an inability to sit'or mixture and press into round balls,. MATERNITY last Saturday afternoon 'before the . ^£ ?J ° r ° J f, y f, . us dearly because we played a good" r 1 Iong'touchdown, • . stijl or follow instructions and••'••• even bed• : rolling in palms. (If mixture is too dry home folks, "and losing because you-Westfleld the first week of the season,' football team lilie Madison.".. didn't play well.": . • heJ!™ed' •. .'. , ••-. , . "We!ve always played well against wetting'."' '....'•..- add a little oil; if too moist add more Tnat ma bc rc at Besides, the Bulldogs turned the fobU , them," Senese pointed out, A'They. have ' JAMES E. FLEMING ol The NYIGD suggests*' less tricky pats'.) Set aside. ' •'. . ' "We were disappointed in our pcrror- ,-. , y ,. 8 . for the con- Mountainside, president of •marice, although we knew Madison fcrence ^reputation, but U only, means ball pveron"a"number of occasions, set--their entire. :;tpam returning anil wo treats that'arc hot so swoet; popcorn, ' Mejt butter (or margarine,)' in double ting up threte Madison scores^—- •-:' have about 75 perconUor-oursrlthink it .boiler. Blend in '/i ciip honey; Sift.carob would be a vory-tough football team," more .tough football for the Bulldogs, „—_ cortlflbd nuls . of homemade foods such as n0Wi Senese would like his team to put all will be ii well-played, ex'citing football . powder and add to the honey-butter HELDOVER THRUMON.OCT. 20\ he added. "However, our disappoint- '-2.' • .. puBlic. accountant, was oatmeal cookies or peanut butter balls, those errors behind, especially since game," %. • ' o-. throo-year term on tho 15- nl1 of which afo tasty and can be made mixture. Cook for S-iniiiutes, stirring men! stems from the fact that we did ; 'The Bulldogs' strategy will be a slm- honored for . "Inspiring m not.play well." . •'•..- . . pie one, with Senese stressing a week of powerful Summit anxiously awaits '.'As far as emotion," he concluded, mombor board of direc- from readily_available, inexpensive constantly/. :—_—: ..•'. tors ol tho National •leadership" and a "'com- % f%W WEVERY MATERNITY But Senese is sure the Bulldogs will hard work and dedication. There were a Daytqh's arrival. Summit will be ready-, "this week, will be the test of-our mltmont to public Interest foods. . : — • While carob mixture is still hot, dip 1 Association of ..Quick be hotter prepared this weekend when number of strong, performances in the to bounce back after-a surprising 7:8' maturity . If wo are a mature football accounting" by Account Make sure-your child.is being treated peanut buttor balls to tout thoroughly-... . PERFECT SALANCE-Eliiaboth Crabtroo, of Mountainside shows off.her loss to Cai'dwell last week. .:, Printers. Mo also will bo Placo on-wax paper nnB refrigerate un- ITEM IN THE STORE winning stylo to Kont Placo School gymnastics coach Elisabeth Groullch. Led by they travel to Summit for, another dif- 32-0 loss to Madison, such as Kevin team, as I bolicve-we are, then I think tants for tho • Public well this Halloween, and not unknow- : Iaione's rushing, Tyrone Hayes' and '!My estimation is that they're still we will rec'oyon from.' the. loss to al national advertising com Interest-Now Jorsoy.at an ingly tricked. • • . —'— • til set. '.•"'-.•'• Crabtroo, n 1979 mombor o( Iho All-Union County Gymnastics Team, tho Kont ficult game; mittee chairman of tho • TOPS • JEANS -SLAX* DRESSES "there aren't'many breaks in the "Kyle Hudgins' pass receiving, and.the one of the_bost teams in the! state, Madison and play a good football-gome .North- Stllos Street; awards dinner hold by.tho placo squad has a 2-1 record, ttrtiatcrthls season, Groulich, in hor fourth year as association Kont Place coach, roports that tho team has improved from a 1977 average ol 30 Suburban-rConfercnce," pxplnined defensive efforts by Mike Cnricato, despite the loss to Caldwell," Senese against Summit." r • Linden, was named an ox- organization . in South • SWEATERS•PANTYHOSE (Support& points pormoet to a 1980 high of 70 points. • \ Exx- Tissues studybringsdegree~ Regular) •PANTIES • SLIPS* GIRDLES • Sho •oneo"ho(ou"do"andtho The first bachelor or pr the American Society of anatomy, physiology and works in th •!"» Airman • o. the science degree program in Clinical Pathologisls, biochertiis'.ry. He orshe • NURSING BRAS* NURSING GOWNS association. . . histotechnolpgy in the IASCP) who . certify Inayv graduate, with—a- Dayton girls boost ? sUiteof New Jersey open- 'histotechnoloRisls.' . bachelorof science degree Exion Rfsearchcontor in ' - The Worthington Pump Ct ac6on.!ng noeds 1045 STUYVESANT AVENUE, UNION every game is. a. sellout, with season cd, the Maras • hayo made some Lindpn. Novitski |oincd Division of McGraw- of'u'ndor-roprdsontod poo- ed this fnll at Kean Col-: ' •..' in modcal .technology or Cbncerned. that the Giants, New; owners—the Marns. ; . >• mlrtiseule gesture in response, all the ticketholders paying several months in "So, why would tho Maras want a the firm In 1974, . Edison'Co., Mountainside, p|o arc mot. • . ' leg0 . Union. A Kean College student, elect either the option of Open Mon. & Fri, 'til 9 • 6^8-5366 " . Jersey's professional football team, arc .while professing to care about the team harrier rndrklo 8-0 -giving the state a bad image, State Sen. advance of th&seasori opener. ._ winner that could only eat into their Histoteehnology is lhe~Tm\jor'lng in medical hi.stotcchnol.ogy or , pther Sloies: Summit, Wntlltld, Monlslown; Denville, Somervlllt. R»d Bank, Vlmlini) Anthony E. Russo has urged the profits" tinder the present' cir- and their fans," Russo.continuod. "For study~~nf~ tissues', 'a teehnplofry learns cytoteehnology, the study Dayton's undefeated girls' cross sprinting^ in just ahead of a Caldwoll "The Maras. arc realizing maximum example, two t years ago after speciali/,ed area pf chemistry, microbiolpgy, of cells. . ' • :,.' country team..woTCttS3!iBhttotfieel.lnst runner to give Dayton n 27-21! victory. ' Garden State's Sports, and Exposition profits from' this franchise. They cumstances, they have no incentive : Authority to explore ways in which the whatsoever to produce a winner.This is. . frustrated faris burned the owner in ef- Elizabeth Drew to medical lnbora't'oy.'.— :———— . : ^~~: ~ : ' week, but not withoul.a major scare. Dayton ran the race without Beth couldn't make any more money with a figy,-the Maras responded by getting medicine. ,• • . . , '.' —- , .'"' After beating Madison easily last Mortimer-, who pulled up with a cramp, Mara, family could bo persuaded to sell winning team, without raising scat why I believe the only way tho Giant : the team to new owners; fans will ever get a. break would be rid of. the coach and allowing the. ACcwding.to Dr. Frank; . : .. •• - • '''-•--.-' ... Tuesday and rolling by New Pro•- but'Shirley Salemy, Amy Kiell, Kathy -prices—which they do anyway froni' Political analyst Elizabeth Drow will, quently on Agronsky & Company and Osbornc;-1 Kean College .••'••> ' "I don't cven.know if you can effect a under new ownership.". '; • : r general manager to quit. The Giants' • '" .'• .'•'•'•'. vidence in the first half of a tri-meet, Rogers, Candy Lesofski, Trnci Spivnck time to time with a loser; However, a . record In the annual college draft and in give her views on trie Washington scene has participated as a panelist, on Meet profe.ssor and director of . . . . > •• . the Dayton runners came up-against and Joelle Haughey did manage to com- change in ownership;" the Union Coun- -winning—team • might have- star The Union County lawmaker said and the 1980 presidential campaigh oii The Press and Face Tho Nation.' • •J ty Democrat said In a letter ta Robert . trades made it abundantly clear at that the medical technology. . • ' . . •. -'' •'.•...' Caldwell. The challengers must have plete thq course in solid times. - - ballplayers: Star ballplayors command that the Sports Authority Ifiould at- •Tuesday at (1:15 p.rri. in Wflkins Theatre Drew conducted .her own weekly ., . . Mulcahy, chairman of tho authority, tempt to become a broker in' finding- time that they .needed a man with a pro- program at Kean, "The ••- . been primed for.nn upset, because they higher salaries.than athletes hanging ven track record as a personnel selec- at'Koan College. ; -' ••'-,- . television series from 1971-1975. on new program meets the . _.•••; •.••..-.. won the top two positions. -. . 1 cnslerrorDTiytmr—i-but something obviously must be done '. on by their fingernails, as most of the new owners for. the Giants, which . she "interviewed public earlior in the week, especially against give thc Giant Tans a change in the tion specialist. Gil Brandt,, the-man The author of,''.throe, books, •educational requirements •*,... ' . ... But then Dayton's depth, which has t0 g present-Giant team seems to bo.. "Additionally; I > hope to .start a whose personnel moves helped build .celebrities that included Hubert Hum-, Madison. The local girls improVecl their •-•••--dismal fortune• s the. y .have experienced "iVashington Journal: The Events of, phroy, Edward Kennedy.Kin Hussein, -, been the key factor in the team's early- Therefore, a winning team would cost dialoguodn what land many other con- the Dallas Cowboys into a power, was ; season success, came_through again. record to 6-0 with an easy, 10-42 victory. over the past 1.6 years: Additionally, we management more money.- And that corned, observers, regard as the ,'J073-74," ' 'lAmeriean Journal: The Indira Gandhi and Qolda Meir among Kittliy Kelly finished first for Dayton signalling his availability. Incredibly, .Events of lOTGând "Senator," Drew is The local harriers^swept the next four can't continue to permit our state's im- •; .money would have to come out of the in-, underlying-problem. I'm talking about others. while Levinson,,Maureen Kelly, Barry age to suffer because of the Giants' jn- the Maras ignored him and hired, an onq of .the leading political writers in places and put their fifth runner in' o'rdinate profits that now flow directly, inept owners. . '•• obscure executive from another team '•• . Drew'sijippearance al Kean is spon- ninth place, one spot' ahead of and Levine accomplished a three-four- optness." •. . into the pockets of the team's sole "Each time fan pressure has incrcas- Washington. ' •' ''••;..• sored by the Townsend Lecture Series. five-six sweep. Salemy, placed oighth, as general manager. 'And With ,ox- FACTORY Caldwell's fifth girl. And that was the p yp g • Clniming "leadership, starts at the She is a regular contributor to the Although there is no charge for admis- followed by Mortimer, Rogers, Lesof- top,-' Russo pointed out that citizens perionced'arid winning professional difference. • •..-.•.'... epachos'like George Allen and- Hank New. Yorker and. since.-1973 has been a _sion,. tickets are required arid can be OUTLET ', "I'm very proud of the team," beam- ski, Kiell'tSp'ivuck and. Haugh'ey.- dissatisfied with "their, governmental -Hcieyision commentator for post-; secured from the student Activities Of- • OpoH'To The Public_ ed Coach Wiiliam..Jones. "The.girls' leaders can effect a change through the J ets-def ense Strain on the loose, the Giants proceed- Dayton dominated Now Providenbe Newsw'cek stations. She appears fre- fice, 527-2044. '•••'••'..•••. •.•'• '• WHOLESALE PRICES dedication has really paid off." election process. Similarly, In publiciy- ed to hire an unproven head coach, who two days later in the first half of tho has thus far failed to move the team out Sat.Only 10-4- . Tl- roH'-iTnly flirt •ifliinrt— (in.lriilioll Idwoll-tri-meet. Kolhy and Maureen herd companies, the board of directors can Bring in new blood if it's-obvious of the league's depths. ' . TABLE J Dayton didn't give in nfter dropping the" Kofly finished one-two while Lovjnson, two shutout verdicts HEveri though Giants Stadium is a first two spots. Instead, Katliy Kelly* Levine and Barry swept five through that the incumbent management is not Dee-fcnse. . . LendnTg-the^lofensc were Connell, Stof- LAMPS 15 doing the jpb. Because the Mara family ; successful moneymaker for the- and her sister Maureenjook'threo-four, seven. Other'finishers wore Sa|emy, That's boen the story of the Mountain- fer, L'ouis Federicd, Tod Lischin, owns the team lock, ^stpek and barrel, : Authority, thc football team that plays followed by Dana Levinson and Janice Kiell, Rogers, Spivack and Haughoy. "' side Jots "C" team, which has rolled to Michael Barisohek.,_EcflBk Tennaro, FLOOR Levine. But when Caldwell took seven they're accountable tono one. Eric Incandcla, Rogers and Costello. • there-is a blot on oiir state's seal. Hav- Dayton will try to pick up two more two shutout victories in a row. ing a third-r-ato team rubs off and un- LAMPS and eight; it meant the next finisher victories Tuesday afternoon when the "And 17 losing seasons, five coaching ,nth c aeason-dpenerÛKLjiitintceiv-. The Jets made it two In a row a week would decide the race.' .' . ' : harriers host Millburn and.Verona.at changesh «v ***** f\eu, a-«vfs^ wel «aif^ll las'switche nn. mull ffenf\s ni ntv% genera y4y\b4^b«l^ 1 . _ ' later with a 24:0 victory—over. Spr-.' fairly contributes to New Jersey's Im- 1 ed touchdown.riins from Kevin Rogers ' ageasless thana first-ratestato." SWAG $1C .That was 'Alice'Barry,-who came 3:45p.m.. .•.-..•.. '. ,. . \',. - ' managers, make it abundantly clear ingfieid. •.-..'..• "•"..•' We Dare that the Giants' top lendersip h!is, failed and David Martignottl and strong play LAMPS 13 1 .Martignetti !was the big gun, per- , New MsichandlH Every Week miserably to fulfill its responsibility.to from the defensive corps on route to rf.sonally providing it 12-0 lead by tackling customers and• fans,"-the Union 12-0 victory over Berkeley Heights. .. a Springfield runner in the enidzone1 for GOODfVEAR P rotecti ve eyoweo r Rogers got the Jets going midway Anyone to. FIRST ST. al. . lawmaker declared. "If the Giants a two-point safety and throwing a TD —SUSSEXAVE. were an ordinary commercial through the opening quarter with a pass to Connell for six more points. • -.'.,. , , , tricky 63-yard touchdown gallop, Steve Sounders got excellent blocking Beat Our Prices NEWARK endeavor, the management'might be. thanks to key blocks from Duanc Con- -1Hiydi.lrom.Rt. 380 Exit could avert injuries called on the carpet for consumer li, Matt (Jarippa.MikeCrfiwley, Bart • from Bart Barre,. Stoffor, Crowley,, fraud. The product they're neBarre, Mike Sabatino and Jeff Stoffcr. Siraka, Ventura., and Gafippa and It EMINGTON TIRES Freo Marking, Enter Thru. ~~As -the nation's boom in racquet quetbali enthusiasts suffered eye in- under the label of professional football • Computerlied ••Computorliod' ' Elovjitor ' Into Our T)ie Jets scored again in the second / scampered 50 yards for a touchdown. Warohouto, Security -Gambridge is anything but that." • ——Whool Balance Tuno-Ups spqrts participation grows, so docs-the—juries last year—almost 20 percent qiiafTor with M,artignctti...nnd Marc The second half .was dominated by -.—'Wheel Allonmont • Brckoi A Shocks Pairollod. more than the ..- previous • Russo said he wonders whether the ; threat of eye damage among players. Costello picking up big. gaineYs. With both defonses.-but-lhc-Jcts-managcd a- N.J. STATE REIMSPECTIOH 75OJ^1J —-• • .''•••'..:'.:•• . ^ More than 4,200 tennis, squash-and-rac-, ; year—according to the Now Jersey Mara family, which owns the team, is John Siraka, Joe Ventpra, David Clif- "final scflre when Costollp plunged over Society to Provent Blindness^ an af- sincerely intcFestedin producing a win ' " " cp and Eric Zfinlbaum ,i from, fo.ur yards out, thanks to. big . FRAEBEL BROS. -UNION filiate of .the National Society to Pre- tier. '"'• .'•..•• -" providing - the blocking," Martigrietti- h|nph« from Andruw Solomon, StOyen 1071 CommorcoAvo.SIBJUtl > . i&J CHENIN BLANC Ski club:offers vent Blindness. : • VISA*MASTER CARD "Lot's look at, the'bottom line," he scorcd from one yard out to make it 12 • Hcekol and Pat Attenasio. "continued. "Here we have one, of the ••0|30-S Daily • S>t.IHOlo I : •0-.'". .' . ' •' ••'• — ... • ' "Uhgunrded eyes art! open to injury rrwHtrprofltable franchises in all of pro- That's when' the Jets' defense took i»m i n • PINK CHABUS -Canada-filrnv and possible vision impairment from se11 P Visit the Canadian Rockies the easy fessional •.'spoctsJZTOcy_coiildnX. , holding Berkeley Heights off thp Take stock in America. bails that can travel lOQ miles per hour, another.ticket if they wanted to_because Bu S jjjij JWilBJflJLt """ i MSS UP UALLU RHINE WINE NE: way—via a special film—tonight when 8COreboafd with some-tough defense,' . y;U - SayinjisJloiuljC -' 3Lltor the Watchung Ski Club features an Air plus-flying racquets imdelbowsi" ex- BODY & (of senior citizen's Canada color feature, „-'. . plaine. d Al DeRogatis—Proventionrof. - -Stars of pa.st and present invites you — The meeting, MihichTwill beheld at the —Blindness Ambassador. "Give your will participate Saturday. , ..,,.voiniho-cmnd ' ' Mountainside Elks Club'on Route .22" tsyes a sporting-chancorprotectthem in the first Dnyton Soccer BODV mnnnnr in \fihlc.h ynu-vn J Eastrwill begin iit 8:30ip.m. when you play. Nine out of 10.eye in-- Alumni Game, starting at WORK MILLER been accustomed. .•> Box: Less than II you're used lo tho • ' M\ skiors, members of the club or juries can be prevented by protective, 1 p.m. on the varsity fipld . boat you'll • wnnl- to 24 12 Oz. Bottles or Cans considor -Tbî Cupola •-not.arcurgqd.tp_attend. __j^_J. • eyewear." , ; in front of tho high school. JiHDURiEMLRQENCY TOWING-CALLJB87-B11O _J Iho ultlmalo In senior * FREE ESTIMATES. APPROVED. * FRAME STRAIGHTENING '& citizen IIvlna- All •• BV MAJOR INSURANCE. COM-'-HEAVY' COLLISION WORK IS OUR •sullosaro prlvolo (lor. EARLY COPVY ; Individuals or couplosl =APPRAISALS= PANIES. '. • ••:••• •• ' SPECIALTY.' 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'' ' " •porionc•perloncei d and accurate, Hillside BUSINESS'PROPESSIONAL lUiiies,' Scntoncnhl'dlng the ends and coverlngg them-with— career in an intcre.stinK profession. .'•'"'. office, iask for Mrs. Pfoit, .686- IDMSELECTRIC3' • BALERS WANTED' Annual waterproof and oquipped with safety locks. • •'•••'.'• . CURTAINS TOl-i!lOi— AilN TEMPORARIES OUJIIDS and many more Irom :lea Market. Tomple Delh Ahm, plastic to keep out moisture. When it is 1793: . ' ANDMEMORYMACHINE solh Old anc( Now, Tostamont • No liST— 9,5 P.M. CALL S.S.K. 763 5937 ample Or.,' SpringflBld, NJ.. extremely cold let the faucets drip a lit-- „, Summit and ^\ looks. A good and eas,V waV lor )ov. 33, I960, 10 a.m.- S p.m. •. 24"-30"-36" Lonj_ TWO ^LOCAL- Experienced Iho bOV and girl-to know and 7 07aor374 6155. , Ue.loJprevbrit damugcJlin£Lflut_wh.exe_ _ OCTOBER 23rd, TYPIST • clfflning'lacJios, will I1 ROPES undflrstand Iho Dlblo bolter. •.9coloi«- , TYPIST , MINICOMPUTER Our ofltco is currently seekingjv JIONALLY-clonn your-homo. Each book fl'J.cnnti,. Sond.lor ~DOLL HOUSE MIHIATUR'CS N ev\^ manhol e Coyer Elizabeth good typist (60 Wt?M9 who wo yoiir copy of olthnr book to— : ANIMMtl.l.KALK -the rrtnin' valve is located;'you may' 99 1 Ci>lllbrest.'944-0343. • Tle-bicblnti •OPERATOR _ will triln as a comoutor CRT OAKGP BOOK KOUSE,.'UUS- iOV~MortiS.lrjn,l3_WhJpp«ayi«.iSll3WhJp«ayi — have to shut it off and drain all the pipes Bookkeeping Aeon 1 • First Qtiillly -A/P, A/R, payroll, Invon- Operator.'" EKCOIlent company PERSONALS Woallhy St... Grand Rapids; d.rMorristown, N.J. Sunday, 40-keep-lhemrfr.om-burst'ingÎf the pipes '.'-. HOLIDAYIW ofNJ.-VNo. I' ^-tory control, accurato bonollts. Salary *,4Sp5rwcok. Ulch. 4V5OA. ict. l?th, 10:30, to 4:30. Door— Call for app't. Linda Romemw o 'riips. - Rolreshments. Fref •aBV'SpHnftfiolilAve. , '• Summit,'NJ. ! M.ANTONB TREE SERVICE. BUSINESS Qook rases and . do freeze, open faucets wide to alloWTor • 3(M Koutc 22 West ". ~~ ! "~* ft,v background!—accuralo • . jjaomovalsvals, nruning, snow plplow parking. -Admrislon wlithad' ' :. An equal opporlunlly Dmployor, m/*f' • II v&u'ro an oxcollant tyiilst. Wo will .train-on- ^—Equal Opptyômpl^M. (how cases, good for antlqiio, i3JJO-OUldfen undur 13,11.35. SO -expansiorcof-frozcrrwater-^wriip-'lrll— typist with a hond on your "^---T-t-T^gg — rnsurod:nsurod:" Free estimatestimatee. )ak plu* ol/iss, rtSkinoUOOrCalP ihibitors'."Th(TSKBWTo~5iSS'r~ ' :. V C6r.Milu|.«rSwlAoll.M., solicillng appointments and cables, it must be pumped out covercilponlainelrs. • . '. . • _ nation's "second leading passer. The SCWBI- Knights will, unleash their- explpsive tlllod. Call tho Division of Menial Retardation at: BBDROOM-5ET-Whi1o French Coming : DEGWAN CflllMr. Spoiler, 374 7300, sciiooi.nus or homo delivery food service Provincial, livlno room, dlnjng The new .cQvdrs.have a smooth bot- befoi'b~vork—ran be done in the . • If you lose heat; •the problem may SHADES"^ • power against ah Indian squad trying, to relaliataJoLJasL Mon.Frl. Yom our. local olfico. Salary Slop In a 00 7ll-rt7(l7--7l-l-(i772 u oom, cedar- closet, -power 1 ATTKNOANTS >lus bonui, company bonn,flts, selection of ad'ult tom instead of the earlier "rib" design.. manhole. . . bo something you can remedy.' Make WhlttOnly. year's Homecoming-defeat—Gome-on-our-and-walch THE DEGNAN COMPANY, Realtors mower, mi.se. &n7-5?A3. ' - • ' costumes (L accessories, EACH : Dfllly hours on nit school days, mmodiate oponlngs; For Inter Ji/A special Basket installed nrnunri-(he sure the fuel tank is not empty; check . tho Scarle^Kniglils'Scalp the.Indians! . • ' ,]• REYES, MARTIN /iewcall964HW. Tutoring 13 BUHtTDDD517S, 60 in."round SUBURBAN PAPER Rec 16.99 Value .m:-9n.m.,3p.m.- 4p.m., and? table, tM, Konmore washer, WAREHOUSE The new covers use less cast iron so"; i.m.'S p.m. (or oden position. MATH TUTOR- 30 years' ev 1 the electric switch, fuse or circuit TELLERS «00:All.llki.'4H!W. 373 57J3. - . In Taylor Rental Dldg, Cul'To Vour Site PRINTING Multilith & COMPANY . .uporVlso 'students on school porlence. Results assured. Cnll: each, weighs between • 220 and 22!ibreaker; check other gas appliances to Ul Mountain Avenue __ 304 5pr,ingfioldAve., TICKETS AVAILABLE AT. . CLERK TYPIST mm durino-trnnsportatlon-to CEMETERYVLofs Dcrkslpv M-| h|s. The Unusual in pounds; the old ' covers weighed make sure the main gas sufSplu has not FULL it PART Sprlngllold, NJ.070B1 nnd botwoon various schools in .Typist O RUTGERS ATHLETIC CENTER TICKET OFFICE . TIME Illllion-DnllaivFlrsl. Operator Equnl oppty. ompl. M/P Union county RoolonanH.S. between 240 arid 305 pounds. This, .of booh cut off. Then, coll ybiir utility com- ;.-.••• MOH:-FRI..8 A.M.» 7 P.W. Nutional Slate TYPESETTER lilrlct. i 10 month positions, Uiuisiial K Musical Instructions 15 courso, js a—plus" for. those who.have 'Curtain fan Sept.. lo June. Paymnnt rvtio LEA' MARKET- Ooalori ALBUMS pany,fuel supplier ora company which 'And nt your nearest Official Rutgers University •• nllllon Dollar First Career oppolun'ily tS.19 per hour. Contact..Charlos --;'Opportunity! AWARD WINNING-Master ol o t h p s a Vn a n e G rovlnclal spcrotarv desk halfor AVO., Roselje, Dealers removar. :. '•' • • .- . •. (experienced) and color- work on Multllilh Mllrmfltlvo Action. Employor, For students serious In studying Good stnrtin)! 30 lo 35 wooklv- GrsdUdto siu Wf.. oultor', Also loMhoBo Intorostod ]rnon, All' in excellent condl 'Antod.-4fl6 1944 or 48£ 3434. ' We offer' :ut px>- Modes) \nso or 1070, wo dunl oroforrod. CAII Dill W.Hton, in jaii Improvis/tilon. Please iion.CAllW-iS61. ~ . . . 'part lime Tellers. salary and ox- have a • pormnnonl, full- UVSO, Al Rkhllou.- Torn, EMALE CAT-Named Hope, Bonnie MacDougnll, en.engineer at. ccllcnt Hillary and. llmo clinllonoD lor you. call Don Rled L.ontlnD,4BT-4743. 252 MOUNTAIN AVE. Positions arc .ceilent voinpiiny- Nowjirk, NJ. 07104. 3747000. SHIPPING IIISLP^ 3& hflvo operator ;' with . warohouso AIXOKKICIC '• 30'years toa^hlnn .oxperionco. .WE CARRY A COW SARAGE SALECr.inlord, -13 our Suburban and PLEASE APPLY fttnriino (..lhiry, PLUS Art cnowlodgo ol. bookkooping. Proitbn Ave., Oct. 16th, 17th, 10 .•, ment of the new; covers,- which are NEED $$ CASH $$!...FOR NAGGING BILLS-CAN YOU USE A NEW T.V. I ANY WEEKDAY •Pursohnel' Depart: jackoround'tor-lastpacudr-hlgh Call Mr. Lt/onard, 353 OnMASKS : •";. ' 1:J0P.M. IO3P.M. • : Inatbn, 19 unit-brick bulldlno, slonnl chairs, wicker, largo sign service to residents of .the. P/T CL.ERK TYPIST ERROR FREE TYPING classical, or popular, BM .M.' . '• • ' " ",'' MOWS THE TIME TO SELLl Latormavbotoolate-valu6sdogodown.Wobuy all U.S.& Foreign colm Personnel Department NEWARK, N.j. INSURANCE AGENCY iroo. apt.. ,plus 'salary. Must be ed seascapb pAintinas, Irnmoc [To bo tought to enter Inform a bondable. 609-7W-323S.. dono nt.ho mo. 13.50 por letter. orndunto of Westminster Choir Picasso, microwave oven, horn' FILE PERSON Ion Intnto computnr plus diver- O.L. " Hilt, P.O. Oox 305COIIOQB, , Princeton. 110 (or 45 GARAGE SALC-Frl. Bi Snt.,Oc1; FIRST NATIONAL owners garden nnd'hand tool 17th, IBth, 10'4p.m., 14 Berkeley . ~—"EYE'LL PART TIME A.M. jslUod_jJjJci,_.lncuslUod_djJjJci,_.lncludlnod_djJjJ gg typintypng SECRETARIES NOFE Konllworth, N.J.07033. . mln. Pat Androyko, 345-4857. 1 > MAKE-UP- .- rrMTC 1857-1856 .•"«!»« $ 1 OO SILVER HALF DOLLARS $6.50&Up "STATE BANK OF First - V' CACWn£" annd lillnlillng to work-^'consocutlvwork-^'conscutlvo HOLIDAY-UH A much useful household an Rd.,. SprlnofJeld. lolf Linden • The clinic offers evalua- U BE SEEING YOU... hours per day, Mon. thru Fri., To us you'eo moro tKwi « lomp MOTHER will c.iro* (or. your anrnoo miscellaneous. PROW Ave.). Fans, llttturos, records,; National child In her (iomo, while you FOR SALE ING WELCOMED!. Oct. 161 books, clothes, loyij blnnkotsr,' tion of speech ond-or he.ar: poiUC QUARTERS NEWJERSEY If you mflko spo'ciAdo oPull llmo. Minimuin oxporlonco botwoon ttio hours of 1) rt'.m,- SWo will olvo you prime 17lh, lflth, 9:30-4 p.m., 63 DAL w c ch State -yourtolf And join our Irtr.^jo op p.ro.CallLlndA,AB4-?03Q. •ulgtimonti In, plush cbm work, Monday- thru Friday, 1 rotlsserielUbric'-a-ffla.C-". ' • ing problems along-with COINS DIMES AJp SOfl BROAD ST. roqulnjd, will train person with' panlos. With or without -sfon Union iiro.-i, Cnll 4QQ-774K . A-1 GARAGE SALG Union, 100 DR., CHATHAM TWP. llro INDIAN CENTS •' 185? 1909 30 " (omolrlc prflctico. Wo- nnod excellent skills. Pleasant.work' Elmwood Ave., sat., Oct. loth Chatham Center, -take Fail GARAGE SALE - 4U Hfllstod : COSTUMETACCESSORiES outoolng pooplo lor dlvorsllloc), ARTTIME/MF TOPPAY-Bonust Call 1 Rd. (off-Mngio). Union, Sat. Oct. prescription of ap BETTER CONDITION PAY 40 CENTS EACH NEWARK, N,J. Equnl O'ppty. employ. Ing conditions in rapidly uxpflrv PURCELLTEMPORARIES MAT U.R E " * W O M AJJ -.W i 11 onlyj 95 pm, Twn ftimllios. mount Avo. to first light tW intereitlno office duties. Full dino low firm. Call'lor flppolnt- Ciisto(lliui//nniboni- babysit In my. cloan homo for largo vnrloty, old and—newr- •chunol, drive west .1.2 miios 10th. 10AM SPMl Snow blowoft,— •A • Create. Your. Own Character With Theatrical' propriato therapy • to SILVER CLAD HALVES 1965-1969 , • The People Placo W8.VP First tlmobr port llmo; Work closoly mont, 407 0913. child. Reasonable. Union area. Housohold Koms, cl Noe Ave., turn left. Ddlir Is .si Rototlllort living room; Materials. Come in .For Professional Advico. : children and adultsTifTrir with ouccofiloct loni pfltlont*. * Operator 3401 Morris Avo. Uni< Call 600-7377. -imnll appliances. • condloftsions). housoholb Hems, otcr— NICK ELS-WARTIME 1943-1945 National CASHIER Light • typlno* oood lolophono MOTHERS HELPd-JLlgUl .Warlnanco Skating Center 964-6950 'ages. . '• , 40* -60* •SILVER DOLLARS 18781935 Expo rloncod-.retail I no- porsonnllty, Must on|oy person housework- & babysit boy of 7Maintaining- iknting .center State pAmlllnr with Iny-n-ways And lo per 40 n contact. COIIOQO yoar«,,3; 15 lo 6; 15 p.m., 33 driyt building ami nron. Operate Zam- f boni Jco machine,- por tor mi MIKERIN PRODUCTIONS fr Better CoijaHlon $17J0 Each Equ.al oppty. employ.M/- F. 'ilmplo m«th, contnef Ms. background. You'll love Itl wook. References. 6M-QiB6, \ An appointment for an Nolan, 399-7911. • • iltor 7 p.m.'woekdays, All Hnvother related work as assloned.. LIBERTY NICKELS 1883-1912 ;2Q* -40* Contact us And wo'11 rnlso our voakpnds. • ' • '• t?vening/wookond hours. Apply evaluation can be made CAB DRIVISPS WANTED OIASSOS lo you. CAII or d Union County Dopt. of Parks & 137 So. Wood Ave. • SILVER DOLLARS ^^1878 IRVINGTON AREA roiumoto: Rocroatlon, Acme St., Elli., AVON... • NIOHTSONLY . Mon.•Frl;,9n.m.-4p.m. •• - HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR^. ..CQme on in ami tty... through the . clinic 1793-1857 $ 50 MAKES CHRISTMAS... •'. Dr. D0nn|d Horsh "MINWANCT U.S. HALF CENTS ' 5 ..$900 ' THE 5EASONTO OE JOLLYII . • CALL373'S7S7 3003 MHIburn Avo.. Mnplowobd Linden 862-3123 secretary at 527-22111. • Silver Dollar 1895 Proof up to'20,000. • 7A3.3030 PART TIME. ' Earn extra money lor uiftt m -CLEANING PERSON MECHANIC Clerical ofllcq work involving 17930857 Silver Dollar 1893 S Mint SOOQ" ' an AVON ; Representative In ' Fpr doctor's of llco filing and mall sorting. Pleasant U.S.-LARGE CENTS your'sparo time. I'll show you . Call.376-3794 .^ FASHION CONSULTANT • TOP KATES' ' working conditions In Spr- howl Cull now (or moro details':' Avtlrano V- por hour, froo war lngllold olflco. Hours 0:30 • 3. for'8i CAFETEBIAWORKER 90 • GOLD-STERLING SILVER OBJECTS ! drobc. wo train, oxcollonl ••PLKNTYOF- For Intorviow call 447-3300, Mrs. 1864-1873 Vallsburg, Irvlnoton, 375-21M; future. Cflll 9 a.m. -1 p.m. lor np LftWton. U.S. TWO CENT *3 +»ch Scotch Plains, 451J115; OVIOHTIMIC •' We Buy Part-Complete Sets-Accumulations $100 to $5000 per set . Rahway. Linden, minea: Par. .VnS'lSffîF.^ o, [Ûr^.^^. ' REALESTATE Elllablth, 35V0SM; union, 607 calotorla' wor^c. Hours 7 A.M.- .•GKKATIJENKFITS Reputable quarter contury firm $ooo.$400 );30 P.M., M6n.Tr!. Coll Gr.aco KT/PTWIKT/<»TWAHKII()USEG U.S. 3 CENT SILVER 1851-1873 iW: M»pl0W00(l, 731-7300, Apply m -person, 0-3 p.m. In Short Hills aonoral area, has '"Bring'What You Have For Our Examinations-Top Cash Offer Summit, 331-1453. , al OREEZE COHP.-INCU6- 1 — Including Tiiltl»ii. oponlng lor lull time sales 400b, OKI. 330. Mondav-Frldny. . '. . ARTHUR'S • • assqclaio. High 5 figure .Income An 15fisinAllen Gallery U.S. 3 CENT NICKEL 1845 1889 $000 00 • We Don't Bid-We Buy! . . CLERICAL. . • • • Oonoral Shopping Center . opportunity lor r'ighl party. Ex- .*4 Morris Avo. - . Sprlngliol Mnlar cnrbltto rnanulacturor coMopt working conditions. Ex- Assistant Bookkeeper nooda maintenance mechanic, perience proforrod.'-lrrtoroslod? .Part, time, typing ncossarv. General •or conlldontlal Interview cnll, 1794-1873 $200 -Ar Private and Confidential at Our Office or Your Home. company •benefits, nood own GALFUIDAYM/K— with solid-all around skills, able U.S. HALF DIME transportation. Apply • i Dllllno, Ivplna, Illlno and troublushoot on- industrial nnSyl'voslor-376-330^ •/ Mllltown Court, Union. AccountinfClerlr aonoral olllce work. All comequipment. Process control or Used, Danraged, Unwanted Gold Jewelry panv bonollts, need own electronic, background prolor Keeoptiimlst/Tvpist Ethan Allen Foil Value -BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Malor community hospital'lus ronsportatlonrApply 1 Mllllown red. If- ,you 're good, you'll Must h.ivo pleasant phono man Girn up to 115,000 • veal' lor neod lor oonor'ol accounting Court, Union. _ROWI Call Mrs. CallAWfly norinndaood typing skills. Now U. S. GOLD COINS I _ Top Dollar Paid! 10K-14K-1BK Platinum MttrouollUn . LIU In unlen. clerk who Is oood with figures NOW,34M000.. . . * bfflco In Linden. Cnll 935-0770. . Eirn compansatlon while ti.k- and who has somo.accountlno GENERAL- OFPICE-IIOht typ' }nt)_l£alnlna program. Mipaoo oxporlonco. Tho succosslul Ino. otflco skills tiocossary, good ONE DOLLAR : , 1849-1889 ^757to $200-Each &\)p own tlmi, top Income candldalo will be Involvod In all phpno.porsonnllly.CnlUai-3779. ADAM AS ....."' 1 posslblllts l> managemsnt ap. lACotsof accountjng.Compulor SALES TWO HALF DOLLAR 1796-1929 $125. io$200. Each & Up • GOLD POCKET WATCHES polnlmmti available, call Mr. exposure. Is a plus. Hours sro MnrkotSt., Konllworlh . Closed Cover ' Aft" /\j> tfh"^ A Mml«min,?*4-MM, Equal opp. lull tlmo 8:m A.M. . 4:30 P.M.' GIUL/GUY (OH Garden Stato Pkw.'.Exl '...'• . Opon.Faco ' tyi.employer.-• . . Wo oflor nn oxcollont- salary .. loarn band manoomont AUTOMOBILE bookings) --video- music 3d) .'.J'jcnoo ^'A'^'^sSiM and .bonollts, Call. Porsonnol Equal oppiy.Ernp. M/F THREE DOLLAR 1854-1889 $600. to $1,000. Each & Up ' BAKERY SALESPERSON Department altor 9:30 A.M..publishing and production: Ca\ Must be experienced., Call 374- S21-MJ1. • 684-Ujo, alter 12 noon. NURSES - • ' NO EXPERIENCE S 3100 or'apply ImmeidltelV to just in tiflrte for a memorable holiday. JULIUS KARTZMAN, 35 Mill NECESSARY ' FIVE DOLLAR 1795-1929 $150. to $200. Each & Up Each Rd., Irvlnoton,' . Overlook Hospital GAI,FRII>AYM/I' RN's & LPN's OTHER THAN GOLD •% to 12. • • m Morris Avo..- Nursoi Aides — . . •- Summit, N.J. 07901 Nurses Aides lor Dora on Coun-. WIKI siiys business is Gold School Rings Equnl oHpty,ompl.M/F Senior vice president o ly. All thills available. Flexible TEN DOLLAR ,1795-1933 $260. to $320. Each & Up •••• . BILLING . ichpdulo-somo hospital. bail? up to $75.00 GOLD CLASS RINGS : $So ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER CLERK • For Drug Btoro.-Part a major morlfiafie bank- A/R.A/P, In addition to office tlmo«oxpbrloncod. - -Nights, Wti'Vc soiling-VW's like TWENTY DOLLAR 18491933 $550. to $650. Each & Up routlna.. EMp«r|enco prelerred. weokonds. Groonp't Drug ln(! firm needs u per Kimberly Nurses TOP PRICES PAID. . Full linn, salary open, com- storo, 1001 5o. orange Avo. 2401 Morris Avo Union, N.J. cra/y!!! '•" '•' pany—bene(IIST-*-Mountantldo- milb373a»7 sninil secretary to.assisl . (201),4II7-7599 MALE/FEMALE' WE BUY FOR SCRAP- STERLING WARE —araa, Por appt. call «5<-74ob. In public rcliit|oi\s-dea Equnl'opply.timploy. Nj.'s most proorosslvo vw Fifty Dollar 1851-1915— ..... *5,000. to *1 5,000. NOW INTERVIEWING for At dealership nowsooks salos poo- _; CASHIER if^lh real" csta lendnnt in- dry cleanlngTiopt, pltfwlthnocxporlonco... . WE DON'T RESALE. OR ITEMS BILLING typlST Evonlnos hours 5 pm lo 9 pmr—YES, NO EXPEKIENCEI11 $ $ Must be' experienced. brokers and buyers and Saturdays 3 pm to closing, 4H7 II you'vo ever trlod to' gel lnt( Four Dollar 1875H880 .,..,.'.. 1 '.5',0Q0i-4O 25,000. Tvplno ol Invoices, tiling ol In- sellers of Real Estate. 904B..- _ • ___ tho. flutomobllo business .and' voice copies',fcheeklno of billing Excellent benefits. woro turnod down bocauso of no data, .requiring- accuracy and Good stnrtlng-sniarfe Alii!ii-hc..a-selLsta'rter, oxnorionco... • ALL PRICES-SUBJECT TO"E)< AMI NATION' OrdtM' Knlry Cloi'k ' _J|OW..IS YOUR CHA.NCEI 11 Now, MAPLECREST Lincoln-Mercury goodtyplno. : . ••'...' Call (!7R-8»0(t, bctivocn R" llfiht steno and top tyi To wrlto soles ortfor'from pur- TAKE A TEST DRIVE chaso order, typo ordo'r (L auota' Mutilated or Excessive Wear Pay Less or Don't Want •-.••• - • full lime lab's day wook-ldoal WE OFFER: • a;ni.-:rp.m.,lVInn.-Sat, \nn skills as well As » tlam>< filing <& some record keep' I.TRAINEEPnOGHAW • offers one of the most fuel efficient for re-entry person-or-senior ing,'' Must typo well, no ox- n-MercuVy invites_ cltlien. Location nruhlon, N. J. plensant phone "per . 3. COMPAMYCAR -U.Si MINDSETS-PROOF SETS porlonco nocossarv, equal opp- • 3.PAIDVACATION cars built in America; the, new 1981 . omployor, Write conlldon," Call forlttitJOlnlmenf. sonnjlty and ability I 4, PAIDHO5PITAI.I2ATION relnte well with people -"hP^-MHchetrr-BORDEN BLUENT0AXJUA« Early U.S. stamps mint condition-complete collection CLERK-Serlousmlndot),-. Cashier/" METAL PRODUCTS, P.O. Do> L FANTASTIC NEW & USED DRIVE LYNX. -to take chargae of. mall.room Stock Clerk M-F Rxce.llent Rrowthitppor' l7.aÊlitflbelh,Jl.X 07107, wilH CAftlNVBNTORY . and.flits. Full time, fuimmr1 lUdl mentions or oxporionco plus- CASH PAjlDFOR THE FOLLOWING}— DENTAL GOLD CAPS, WITH THISM6 ONLY • SENIOtf CITIZENS - Full.-jnd • part. tlmo. Apply tunity, TiTtrncllve sur. laUyy rogulromonts; • •: • • p«ny benefltl, call Mrs. HAAXILTON WINE a. LI- •O«r55 j«l «_n titia boiiui 6110% farya'ur-GoldJLStuUtig, ^— Rablnowltl, between 10 - 3 P.M. QUORS, J3I1 Rrr»»rU«l«»>»ll- rmHi 469.50 FOREIGN COINS: ___r'Crciilt-Collcciton .:._- DICTAPHONE—SBCYilnon ml loa-oo V-I.SJ-T-I.N. au^llablo. Coll Q00-J42 0330.— commensurate with oupef lonce. Now you enn havo a cqr Ilko nobody'olso.'s car at a "solid AFtlcjUed PljuTSrid richTu/arm FOR PERFECT WHITE BRILLIANT DUMONDS imoker) tor publlshlno llrm In Call 37» S9ji, oik I6> Deo. Side Chair .... 109,50 89,50 Well Preserved Coins, Not Cleaned Coins, Pay More. Do Not ,,*•_ (•HURAWCE-PARTTIME" So. oranoa. eycellent com- prlco Ilkenovor belore. Price a Cougar XR-7 right rfow veneers, tho40" x 60" (ivnl spoonfoot" . Clean Coins, Leave As Is. CleaningA Coin Devaluates It. mand of orammor 1 punc un> ,. .„. olllco. TABLE&|)SIDECIIAIR9 . ^ WE PAY HORE! UP TO $1600 AI , Iniuranec tfflsnev nMds In- lion an absolute must. Willing .,„„,„. Illlno flnd tolophono ' you'll soo. This Cat's full of surprises. table extends to 9.6" to seat four > dividual with minimum ol 1to taki on clerical work when work, call Mr. Carroll, iS4-6B10. . ...1,067.56 799.50 rwcMury. salr-mr"y comt Central Sterile Supply PART TIMETako Invunlory In more! Authctatlcnjjy styled, scroll- •"•• . Insurance cbllfle'llon mcludlno ability SECRETARY . OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ArmChnir.... '"134.50 109.50 surat« with ._ J local sloros, car' nocoiinrv back Duxbury chairs and charming DENNIS COINS InsliK l«lsplKW« collecllon. background, call 7«'3l33. r~Attemlnnt/Alilo Wrlto phono nuhibur and ox- ' Tvplno skills reqUlrad. 'SK' Executive Ass'i. Buffet & Chln.i. 1,229.00 979.50 BloomfieW ^~ v BOCTiR'SAJSIJTANT. p«rlonco lo ICC U. Dox 304, fldomfield '\ ulltmb«iu)lti and ulary. Immedlato opening at mnior 4-drnwer buffet with hutch top • Parnmus, W.J, & COMPANY. INC, banallts. 37t-UM. day and prltlay and overwlhlrc PROJECT COORblNATOR ly to1 loarn municipal bond Bloomfieltl, N.J. 07003 Oversoo oroanltlno antl'crlmo builnflis for a secure financial ; Bloomfield, N.J. 07083 • )U Mlllburn Av«.i Mlllburn • DXPHRItiNCBlB'Dental Assis- weekencL-Steady work recordi tant 'dtilndi lor oroor«ssiv», lood roiorsncei, Will train rlih prolecl acllulllos In comimlnlty. luturei Call Pat Mac GooVge. lor (201)743-0115 • . CHAWIIDM-MIIITANt- Ability to stlmulato. eoordlnato IntBfvlew.gppolntrqent, 379-AOOO/ ROUTE 22, WATCHUNG high qualltyi r«stor«tlv« pr»c- Individual; contact Perwnno 18, EAST BRUNSWJCK Parkway Directions-Exit 148 . CLINTON COIN EXCHANGE . (201)743-2335 -. ••' kllubeth dentil office, ev>ltc«.CalldS4-51SI.. '- llB30AM5II5«l Volunteers Importarimi0,000 to : • ptrleiuetli 4 day w«k, conver 111,000 a voar to comrnensuratt Daily Ip 9:30, Sat. to 6. . Daily-to 9:30, Sat lo 6. " ,• ..' '-• Bloomlield Shopping Confer : . Parkway Direction!- Exlti48 , hlently located, pleasant at- HXPBRHtNCBD-BUcli'ldan's with < axporlonco. Prlnqe 1157 Clinton Ave., Irvington. N.J. 371:3790 - mMph»re.,wrlt.CU»llledt)ox Helpar. Pull time 7m«chanlcal benefllt! hoalth Insurance Send SECHETAUY Sunday Browsing 1 lo 5 SuntiayS'hopping 1 .to 5 Opon Dally 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Mon.-Sat.' , Bloomllold Shopplrifl Center. 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Thursday, October 16,1 138 ÎIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIIHIIIHUIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIUUIIIUIUIIUIIUlUlUIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIinilllU FOR SALE .17 FOR SALE 171 FOR SALE 17 FOR SALE 17 WANTED TO BUV. -20 Houses FoTSale 104 Offices for Rent 119 Autos Wanted OAHAOB SALE S»l., Oct. IIUi'i OARAOS SALESun., Oct. Win, HEW MATTRESSES' Twin or U" STVLE DHE5SGRS Mil BASEBALL CARDS UNION SPRINOPteLp - Several slies,, OUTKAGKOUS 1 OTHER -SPORTS COLLEC- Some improvements do not pay V - 4, Household ooods, bridge 5:30 v 5. p.m. Me Jouel' St., full UI. Butcher block, pine or ror«, chests, headboards; nl • ••••! NEW LISTINGS Excellent tbcatlon. Fully panel'. LOOKING: FOR tables, sofas*' love Mats TIBLES I, POCKET WAT' PRICES PAID I Getting chairs, 'etc. 1030- creger Ave., Roielle.Chlldren'sclothes,sIles maple tables, 149., wooden "ATTfie HILL SCHOOL area Is ed & carpeted. By appoint- «hl«464150 V bEA7H~NOT/C£S — UlRlit« " •4-5l-mlSCi • —— LchelfSrtHrNt-WeJ: "the selllKg f6T«ils~»0p«rin tllMMW 1 ~"s;j; SHARP bedroom Ranch Cape featurlnr por Junk Cars & Trucks Klausner says almostX OARAGE SALE Oct. ll.lv 9 4 OARAOE 'SALE-Sat. «. LevolDr blinds, ver CASH FOR SCRAP UiNlpH • 3000 Hillside Ave. cor. get sornelhing'for nothing, tion. RosellePark74l,-9S76 formal dining room, newe ovstuyvesent Ave.' 74O0 sq.ft. Iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiniiiiiiiiiili buy a home in another. As live in yfouF home and any -'cosmetic" improve-. i.m., y> Warner Av*.< Spr- O?t iBth, "h, Bip.m. Slloil Load your car, cast Iron St.M science kite! tkceptlrtni USED CARS WANTBDAn' frtQtleld. MiJt.-fnitrt, houwhpld (urn., bedroom set, furnishings 3 INDUSTRIES STON|3 SACRIFICE per loo -lbs., newspapers fl.ot Will divide. tl.OOO/monlli, Call BH8-302II/ It's entirely, possible—te—-These things are nice such, Klausner and his ISyou'll likely get baek.70 lo ment will speed the sale of fa roe heated Florfdn room. Musi 341-1151, Eves. 3)3-1313. year, make or model. .Spol - (tomsLmltc. i, misc. Many good Hems. 407 >er 100 lbs. tied bundles free ol be s«en to b« appreciated at AQUILINO-On Oct. 7, l«ita, recover the total cost of to have arid sometimes sales associates, know Mllltown Rd., Irvlnglon. Mason subcontractor has 1*1foreign materials. No. 1 coppei MAC OIRR—On Oct. 3, 1°t0, PEROHICK-On Oct. 5, I960, iw) percent of your invest- a home. And that can be .GARAGE 5ALE1U Bobbin- OLDER 'KITTEN Named- Du W3.5O0. Annie Nancy, of Bloomfleld, Julia (WUIIers), ol Port Robert L., of Hillside, N.J., 1 tertcoich, very a) lee donate, over from town house develop ;60 cents per Ib. Brass .36 per Ib. CLASSIC PUTNAM MANOR Offices Wanted to RenllZl N,J., beloved wife of Stanley major home, im- necessary," Klausner ex- which', improvements, add mentwhenyousell. important in relocation,- -wood Terr.. Linden (oil No.OARAOE SALE- Sal. Oct. 1 ment, cut stone, ledoerock an rags, .01 per Ib. Lead & bat orange, Fla., formerly husband, of Christine Wood), Sat.J, Sun., Oct. 18, nth, • neuterdd, wormed, all ihofs. &" home with'lull finished base Trucks for Sale 142 "Sr., devoted mother of Newark, wife of the late (Corlgllano), father of prpvements made today plains, "but home buyers to the value'of a home and fleldstontr. 'Delde, -white am terlss; we also buy comp. prlnl ment plus family room, coverec LAWYER - Needs olllce space, . Stanley Jr. •ndPhyleneDey, Painting the olbecausd e •corporate • 10'• 4. Huge muttl lamllv sale; bed Meoa Gea gray onlW HALF-PRICE outs & Tab cards. Also handli for Interviews I day » week. Robert MacGlrr. The funeral Robert Jr., Maryann tfSraio Prof eitrorial floor waver, oroan, Hotpiial. Antique furniture. pallo. Many extras. A real win - sister of Albert;- Frank and was held on Oct. 10 at The and Kathleen Feljcn, son of when it comes time to sell taKc it for granted that the can speed a sale. homestead is always a Iransferees must dispose OROAH-MAOHUS Stool Guaranteed Installation am paper drives for scout troops & nerlHIghUO't. Linden area preferred. Needs — 1978 CHEVY . TtoM mi ciinw Herbert Howlett, also furniture, carrlaoeS, mlsc sl«amer truck, clothing & books,. M5. RCA portabii terms. Special ' rock tc civic assoc., A l ,'P PAPER small. room wl|h . access to ' McCRACKEN FUNERAL Mrs. tnmy ColWns,- also • your home! That's ca|ledT!rfloLis sound and the fur- Here are some of the of one house and acquire household Hems. lavatory, prefers waltlno room PICK UP TRUCK adt Iti th. b»ck of. «h« - survived by sin HbMB, 1500 Morris Ave., survived by one grandson. good idea Klausner says, OARAOE SALE 3 familial. 904 phonograph, »s, Auto Vac, $10 granular stone panels entli STOCK CO., 4B So. 30th St:, Irv grandchildren and one great- recovery valuation, nace works and rightly so. small table, yfellWT6?mIca top, front 6' X 3V Wtf Entire hous Inglon, 1 Prices subl. tochangol prlvllgas, r.eady to use. SISO. to 4 wheel drive, auto. Must sell. Union. Interment Evergreen The funeral service was held homo '"Improvements but-expect lo recover only another in a -minimal Parker Ave.', Maplewood; Satur _ QANYIC ' PLEA Call eves. / p«oer may,', b* ygui> grandchild. Funeral was Cemetery,1 Morrlstown. on Oct. 10 at The Ocf: lath, 10 - 4. Rain dale SB., plciur'e frames, from 450 up B'X 100' S349. Call Angelocollecl • ' 374-1750; $300 » monlh..Call G. Saunders. But Ron-K-lausner, vice As for interior decor, well,, which- can pay for MABKET-Oct. lath, Daw ball 634iUS7 day or ovcnlng, 433-3353-9 A.M.-5 P.M. _ •answer. Each WHk iPKHRartnt. Maks) ' conducted from The McCRACK£N FUNERAL 30 to 40 percent or your in- amount of time and an im- 3: 19. Furniture, housewares. Park, Springfield Ave. & Valley (135-2792 reading theiclasslllea a must'this we»k McCRACKEN " FUNERAL HOME, lioo Morris Ave., president of. Brounell & one person's rejection." themselves, or- pnrtially proved home sells fast. . collectibles,Baroalntgalore, - St., Vauxhall Union. Holy Ghost SKIS-Neverused, Rbislgnol UONELTKAINS ' HOME, 1S00 Morris Ave., . Union. Interment.Hollywood— vestment when you sell. Tabernacle Church/ '4B4-M79. •ndsvwyiwMk/ _ • •• Union,.on Oct.flO, The GARAOE SALE 58)., Oct. llltl. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Woman's Rloker boots, slie IMMEDIATE CASH Bldgs.-Sale, Benl, Lease 124 Memorial Park. Kramer, residential Brounell &,; Klausner so, says.Klausner. Dealen wanted, •: 3 year old IBM correctlndSolec- Solomon bindings/pole. 379 3A1 Top prices paid, MS30S8- Funeral Mass was at St. 10 a.m.-A p.m., tu plnewood trlc 0 typewriter;'hand trucks! ERRORS/;. Michael's church, Union. < realtors at 1435 Morrjs residential is a member of Rd., Union. Household Items, ' HOME POOL TABLES MURRAY - Helen (nee :It.' desks;! chairs; . time clock, THE.FRIENDS Ol The Hlllsidi OLD- magarlnos, books, fur NEWAHK • Conlrel AvoV- Sometimes they happen In Ave., Union, cautions that RELOInler-City . Re|oca- furniture, Something . forProfessional qua Illy r-Qtjnu Ino shelving; duplicator; shlpplnc Public Library-will havtj It's nn nlture, china, clothing, ship, R/- DANIEL HKALTY .Norfolk vicinity, J.ooo sq. ft. Evanclk) of Riptide Ave., everyone. Italian slate, Buy, direct from scale. Must tell all by Oct. 11 . 311-JDi spit,) of all our efforts to ba Manahawkln, • N.J.,'- on as SAVEt)PT020%on l nual fall book & bake sale, on 1h R Items. Any'tKIng old. Free ep deer span, t story, street level, not every improvement-t-ion ' Servic-e-,—-t-lm- manufacturer a. sav»,. Hour*, C»II!4ISS5J. Hillside library lawn, (woatho pralsa|s. 736-0957 anytime. lndependently,Owneo,Operaled 3 overhead doors, office, heat, October 13, logoj beloved ' OARAOE SALE Oct. IS, Kill, 10 Monday Frlday.BA.M.-AP.M., .f^YOUR AD HAS AN wife of the late Cornelius SIBSPUTOWSKI — On Oct, will pay for itself. worldwide association of - 4 p.m. 1 North Derby Rd., Spf • permitting) Frl., Sat., Sun., Ocl heavy power, air. For' body CALL LINDIA—on Oct. 17; Itm, svenlnosJb Saturday by appoint- PIANOK-Splnet, colonial style, 17, la, 19th, 10 - 4 p.m.. Call tbi Orlg. Recyclers Scrap Metal shop, mfg. sloreae, elc. Sale or ERROR, please call Im- Thqmsi J. Sr., of Roselle Murray; dear sister ol Mrs.' ,17, 1980, Slgmund, beloved InglUld. Material, baby - fur- ment.. . •':,.• frultwood, U». G.E, . Stereo, MAX WEIHSTEIN And SONS PUTNAM SPECIAL - Reduced medlately.' Suburban Mary Plaskon, Mrs. Veronica . •husband of Adelaide (nee Some which Won't- he Independent realtors who nltue, plcturet, ruos. library tor Information, 93344t13 rent. 433'4B0llor 489 3501. . Park, N.J., husband of Mary Campbell- and George'. UNITED BILLIARDS walnut, Am'Pm radio a. turn • SINCE 1930 N • to 189.W0. Must see • Huge Publishing. Corp,'cannot CLASSiriED {nee Luciano),.- father of Booth), devoted father of housawaros, books, etc. •• YARD,SALE$at,Sun.,Oct. IB rooms, !'/> baths, family room, be responsible for errors . Evanclk. Relatives 'and says, area new roof, anew specialize in helping 51 Progress St Union table, CalHO-awS, 343&MorrlsAve.,Unlon ' Thomas Jr. and Mrs. JoAnn friends are kindly Invited to Robert, Richard and Ronald, • A8A-70W 19th, 10 - 4pm. Ralri date Oct; 75, Dally 1 -5 Sal. 8:30-13 lMl in-rijmd SJERVICL; Kenllworlh.' Clothing,. dfspot, YARD'SALB-4famllles/)0A.V DUSINESS. 3 fLOORS CON- 1 p.m. iff Chestnut Av».. • lrv- drapes IL rods, .kitchen sot. APPRAISAL DU To make corrections : ttoielle, on Thursday. ' members ol the- Polish 'WmJayCliili TngTorT .• household «. bUllKelS Html, — itl-HXO Turturro, also surWved 'by'. flpiafiienls for tlent. 105 ¥ four ornndchlldren, . The October Utti at a a.m., thjnce Falcons Nest No. 1) attended recreation room. This is OARAOE SALESat., Oct.'.lSth, garden tools, varlbVy of work h, 43 Ploronce .Avo., A WORD ABOUT... . to • Ihit 'Church of the the funeral frbm The ontollUiiulu's HOUSfi SALE:Wathlrio gloves a, lots more. CASH ON- Inoton. , • ^^ SYSTEMY , CENTRAL A/C, funeral' will be conducted tricky, Klausner says. If -TlTTpTWrMiurritemirciothlno, machine, trunk, ehott, STAMPS MASONARY EXTERIOR, Garage Sales, • from' The McCRACKEN Assumption, Roselle Park, EDWARD P. LASKOWSKI QIDEST VOLVO DEALERS snow tires, oreat—buys. 45 LY. Oct. lo, 17, IBth, 10-4 p.m., U.S. Plate Blocks, Singles ac- where a Funeral Mass will bo FUNERAL. HOME, 1«S cumulations, collections, MANY" EXTRAS. "EX- PUNERAL' HOME, 1500 for retared citizens ' the l)ase.mcnt is entirely oakwood Crescent, Union. Pets, Dogs, Cab, etc. CELLENT TERMS BY clc. . Morris Ave., union, on „ offered at 9 a.m. 'Interment, Clinton AVe., above Sanford' at time location 1 b l Au 1 Caneda.'Top,prlces,537-B0)l. ROSELLE PARK This newspaper > accepts Graceland Memorial Park, Ayenue, Irvlnolon, ort Oct. ts, Underground- you'll OARAOG SALESat.l- Sun.. K,'.n.'l,r''clolh.'.',,'mu"'h'.j -' " y °' ; DOG-Malo RCA, ' wormed, OWNER. LETTINI BROKER VOLVO Thursday, Oct. 11 at 1 A.M.' Family homes are being home and provide one-to- _ iinca 1944 misc. Np earlybirds. Frl.A Sat.. RUMMAGE SALETomplei no responsibility for Kenllworth. ' • - ' then to St. Stanislaus-Church Oct. IB,' 19lh. Eyervfhlno must shots, vorv playlut & alfoc 9350451. ..' . ubllthlna advelr- The Puneral Mass at 5:30 for a- Funeral .Mass. recover as little! as 15 per- -. go, Including chrlstmas-docor-j' 10,-i -p.m..'H Linden Ave., off! l&raol, 3373 Morris Avo., Union. tionato obodiont, tvj years old! School Hiiiftfifiold Spacious A.M. at H6ly Sclrlt church, sought for retarded adults one training in needed Clinton Avo.. irvlnpton: : i Sunday, 'Oct. !19th'." 9-V~p7nr f Ssements which do not . Interment .- Holy Cross cent of the.costs, rarely as • tlons. 73 Brighton Terr., In/' will neuter. 374 fO7J. CLASS RINGS-pay JSO1 up. OL Investment Property 126 'comply with :town or- .Union; Interment Holy' Clothes, linens, household gold, silver & other precious Sepulchre Cemotery,'' Cemetery. . . " and children by the Divi- jjfilf-care skills. Not only our lender loving care but inoion, Early birds welcomed.-H0USE SAL&partlal contents.) Apartments dinances that contraol Buy ofjhe week, 1975 Volvo 164, much as 60 percent: But'if.[ Little money needed. Sat.,Oct. WK 9 • A, side by side! goods. PtJEE PUPPIESîlved breed metal bought.'Any. amount; JULV ' BHICK* FAMILY rivate sales from homes. sion of- Mental Retarda- ^Persons who arc single, at Oark, oijrS2't/llat rate hour is.up very sweef. good ho met â form. Coins & stamps .wanTocT INVESTOR OR U5ER I th ibility of 6-cyl., PS, PB, Auto. Trans.i the roc roonr_uj_ ;on ihe • OARAOE SALE.-3181 Kay AVff.,jcopportono Sears^ ilspet, , ni must. Call Rev. Robert Phone or write for Immediate in Garden It s tion, which is using the divorced, widowed, live-in ___to'30%'it!is than many olhof shops. Union. Tools, toyi.clothBs, etc. trefrlgeratorfreeier, in no- It Everott,37313H. ash, «J J1CS.-ACAAE CC.-DOM Consisting ol 7 three,.-- roo,m apis the persoinn "placing 'the Le^thor Interior, 64932 miles M295 RING ~ On Oct, 11, 1*60, lower, level of a splil-.level 1 flaVoneSw»m Saturday, Oct; IBth, 9' -5" P.M ". I room tabltble A, chairshirs ,b beds, otiuK£rimpl 17Moluchen, NJ. 08840. - Setting 1 four-room;aplHône*S-w»m. -^pOR-SALE'•"POlf-SALE " aadd ttoo comeompp- MUU>HYTCharlotteP;'lnee _ A|oyslus p. Sr.,.-ofTJnlon, rm UAHK ' . traditional Family—Gtwe apartments or single fuimi- turnltue; *- --'— ^ PRICIU.A A PRINCESSNeod apt. with an annuaLlticomojil. ly.wllh lochlregulatlons. —NrJ—belovod-huibandTSf-thtf 'home, recovery can ap- Ooth Anm, Tomplo Dr., " TOP CASH PAID Verge) ol Stratford RoadÊ. SELL YOUR':—J&^jranvanaGi now Skill ly homes arc eligible lo ap- dESALEroct.. nth. i -s i ,ic Anpricedloved-wllo,ol-the-late DevclopmehiRrograrn to ply. Training.—seminars . ' Union. SSrillquosl , minik coatt, ffro m MtMountaini AAvo.)). ., •'Oct.l»th,»:]0a.rn.-4p.m' . spayed, wormed, very alfec" Prime unl6n County Dell John-P. Murphy; devoted * G., Michael P. and Georo* M. . ' WARHEN — On October 13, . baby.carriaae, misc.. ; Excellent family buslnossr •~- YOU Ring and Mrs. Mary Jano l°»0, 'WBltev i«U-ol Union,.. fiad families willing to ac- are offered, monthly in lionato. Days,. 374'1073^0vet T 1 • _Eelf.kla OLD ONE •The recovery valuation -——- MOUSB .FURNISHINOS-Maplo STAMP SHOW Sunday, Oct. S 7635737,". .. • ' • Full dining roomm, large turn tciJV~opor3ttonrDWnorwl 11 BUY While, also survived by IB N.J.j beloved husband ol OARAOE SALE 14 warvaro,„„, ifabio,„ ' 4 chairs, maplo hutch, 'VFW halt, Kirkman Pl-A-High McSwoehay; also survived ; grandchildren. Tho tuneral' -cepl those waiting in state both programs for—up: TV SETS.WANTED Jtllchen that can .accom- llnanco with halldown.$35,000; bv four arantichlldren. Helen (nee Ryan); .dovotod pg p jittaim-'il by addiriR a lialT- -RdrrtindtivSun;,Oct. 19tb',».:30!milk glass-lamps plus other|si,,"unTini Dnia'irorn" M1M PortablorOlack-a.-Whltol-Cpl- modate' vour own^clotftes CHECK was- conducted Irom The lamer of _ WtllljirWI and • " ' ' ' ~ . r?.' .'. " cohditiohiiiR ciinmake life 10 • 4 p.m. 1610 May St., Union, surplus to contractors nond. Call lamps. 'CAN - 'ovovn ings phonographs, music boxesany 6. 9 •', o p-0 Household Items, clothes, misc. «flor 4 p.m., tordotal!.. weokonds, 379-4041. make, modol or condition oven Resident Mgr.. "71 PLYMOUTH FURY 3 - i N0Ch0Ck onkor&.J'rugs, tnposlrlos, VICTOH DENNIS door, air conditioned,-50,000. • "' •'•'•'' • • • , B85-2702-- mvSTYLE DRESSERS-"^ lnonS^&BO'3&70, 761-0119 or 964; EALT.OR . . . 374-7411 miles. 1 owner. S400. call 741- HONDA. OARAGE& -,- 245-7963 q«i*emont 'itvh.i.salet- MlltTMUST, SKUSELL-Excollon,Purftl|nn, l rnnfilcondl. - ran- Chosis, hoadboards, nllo S113. • • . • ' RANFORD 7100. ' THE ONLY PLACE TO • lamp's, pictures., bike, cnon los, solas, love soats, Comt In "and work your" bait " tlonf S pc. llvlno room, $450., 'BOOKS 74 PINTO STATIONWAGON' 4 sets, ' nicnadSf—toys, cc storoo a. wall unit; $300. Rosalie chairs, $40- $150. THE MOST SPACE , deol. . . than th» Prciidcnl of scales, Oct. lath, 10 • 5 p.i S.J, SHARP Wo Buy and Soil Books . HILLSIDE - 3 rd, door. A room cyl.. 3 door, air, au.to, good MdKon PorrtlU£ will mall you - ouguosno Terr., Union. Pk.callsollorat W8O423, aflor5 '371 ParkAvo.. Plalnllold FOR YOUR DOLLAR radlal'tiros, mechanically.ex- RnselloPark .241-9876. ROOKSIDE AREA. Extra (urnlshcd opBrtmont. .Hcnt L yoOf H00;00HBbaie CkatU\ . PL. 4-3900.- hot Wfltor luppllodrAdLjHi. No' cellont. Must see. 11,595. 711-' .argo Drlckfront Split. Contor BUY % CADILLAC!.; Don't mill thlt choncs TOI-O pod. CAII af tor 5 P.M. 745-3459 4341, ovos. " .— iall,.4 spacious bedrooms, 3 full 11(«iim«l Thii coupon mull' bs >aths,-gas hoat, 3>s:ar garago. IRVINGTON • Stuyvosnr)> Avo: '71 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - 38,000: Call tor dolalls. Radio & Heater, A/C, 30,000 preiintsd otllm« ol dcpoiit. Large furnished 'roorri with Your robJito check will bo mall' VICTOR DENNIS private 'bath & private on- miles;,. Excellent condition. trflheo. Off itreot pjirklnfl, ififl- Contact Mike Meier. 374-43B3. t>d to you on data o( Btisiness and Service 3;29(lrSPM" •75 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT -3 dollviry; Coupon affective thru LARK. - • • .' 3 DAYS SalurdJV.Oct,lB,T?ao, tRVINOTOH -3 rooms, 3rd. (I. Door, automatic transmission, •CUSTOM BUILT ho ah on* & hot wotor Included. 93,000 miles. S1.700. Call 743- ONLY!!! IY BUILDER. OWNER, 5ocurltv.Cflll373l?l9, • . 4333 or 377-5073. •• . FULL PRICE!!! irostlglous Mansard^ col- nlal, marble fireplace, 4-5 IRVINGTON • AppUCAtlon. bO' Autos Wanted^ 138 >odrooms, 3 car garaoe, 3 zono Ino Accopted for 3Vj room as heal, 3 lone centra) alf, con- flpnrtmonts, jivnilAblo Nov. ltt. Good locAtlon oppoilto park. moHDIll rat vac syslom, burglar alarm, ANY JUNK CARS luch more. Must bo soon. Gordon typo bulldma- CAM 371- OH TRUCKS Air Conditioning Service 24 Home Irnprovernepti^TS Moving fotorigo ; 70 Painting & Paperhanglng74 •Icosul 1379,900. • .2411 or 373-3072. Amorlcan or" Forolon-Hlghest prlco paid. Fast fi, free pick-up. GENERAL COM+RACTOR'. HILLCREST RANCH' IFWINGTON.- 4 tunny rooms, HOT AIR CONVERSION • Cen- PAINTING' ANTASTIC Custom Dull! Ran . 344 3113,7 days HICORD L» No |ob too srtian. Carpontrv. lit. door; S2B0'. n month. Hoat tral nir cpnd.tionina. all typos p( palntlno, paperânglngI con- Interior S. oxtorlor. Trim work. h, Kylno room . w/stono MOVING Apnrimonis, No job too smald Iroplac'o, modorn kllchon, 3 & hot walor suppllod • (Nr. YOU'RE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK...TO (quip. IM. HllctbUk, 5 ltd.' shoot metal & .duct work. Work ia;0Jili6j5i4i —^Local & Long Distance Chnncollor Avo.) NO FEE. done nojitly, Free osHmAios, Prop Ectlmntoo. Jnjurpd ;9A4-751S. V . , _ isdrooms, fam room, 3 carDworUIn RoAlly, 373-5704. . -• - 1i.ni.. ilr cMd, ilHl Ixll.d.lliH. I erl. HOME NEED REPAIRS? laraoo, oas-hoal. $139,900. «IG$$$. down to earth prices. 6BB.05J4 or "KinipTlfiTnoving PAIDFOR JUNK CARS •«|i»l, lU/FU.ilitM, till ld 964-4A49, Frank orTom. Faulty wiring,' dripping and vousnvo> .Ipir I'MIMI. |»i. llw *|Hil iblk, faucets, lonklng root. Neod A REASONABLE PAINTING I, TRUCKS closot, drop colling? 'flint ono Inmllv house 1350, 3- MTSD. TOWING • RT.33 II;IM ml. filll liuludM lielthl Hid Carpentry 32 Basements watorproofod. call . 1375 & up. Also trim work.' • : 113-1571 ' • prtpi' ucludH Iklnu lit imi Im. tltt The DrolhorS at 371 80B3, ask . Moving Fully Insurod. For froo LOCAL Now car doalor will AMC/Jeep ' »3(9. IMs »ie In'ilixk. CARPENTER tor. Art or Dob for1 llconsod oloc 1935 Vauxhall Htf., Union flltlmfltos CAll 374S434 k, 7A1- RVINOTON • 1 Dodrbom pay ovor book prlco lor clean CONTRACTOR Irlcal work, plumbing, carpen- : ' Lie. 339 apartmont, heal ft, hot wntar suburb, used cars. Alt makos 'ft-'.Custom Aluminum .Siding. try, painting. .We do II all. suplllod. Cnil 371-0104, and models. Also vintage cars. / SIDNEY KATZ ' Wm.P, Rlvlero,'&BB'739&or360- Estimates are always Iroo. alntlno, paporhanglng, I mm. cash. Mr. Carr, 743-4374, . 5ViMm SttMStmlcii^Stm Owntnhlp Since ion 3435 after 4 P.M. , t DANIKX REALTY:- IRVINOTONrS"rooms, •• WOll plastering .Insldo 8. out. Froo mn Into I nod apartmont, cortvo- 743-3400. •'. .' RT.22 IMPROVEMENTS' ronovn oillm»liis«87-717J. ' 381-34:4 . G.GREEHWALD , tlons, Additions, Insulation & •Florida Specialist ndopondonMv.Qwnod,OporAto'd nlont to All Iransportatlon, 1375. ' • C»rpsnt«r Contr*ct6rt flroplacos,* Aluminum siding, SEVERANCE (.SON E.LIZA5CTH-(Npw Con por month.' Contact superinten- All type repairs, remodeling, storm windows B, doors. Home DON'S . dent on promlsos,' 15 Myrtle UNION or'buslness. Call Joe, iiiitu, DBCqRATORS.INC. . ' strucllon). Colonial, foalurlng 3 kitchens, porches, enclosures, ECONOMY MOVER, INC' ntorlor a, oxtorlor. No lob too >edroom&, don, V/J baths,- tul Ae; or CAM 703-6593, flVOS. • cellars,' attics. .Fully Insurod. IMPROVE YOUR HOME LOCAL &' large or too small. Reasonable sn&omont, OAS hont with contra LANDLORDS - No F00-NO estimate given &0S-39B4. Small rams. Insured. Preeos'llmates. Or, brick fr.onf, with aluminum i Jobs.. •• " ' . WITH OIL. Carpentry. Will . LONG DISTANCE :Obllgatlons-No Expenses- , YOU ropalr or build anything^ small . CALL.7«J'57»0 stdlno, nlco aroa, oxtrnil Not toScreened &. qualified tononts 964-1600 lobs. 944-8364 or M4-3S75, Don Albockor, Mnnnocr • Into to pick vour color scheme only, century Rentals 37« i903. snd docor,. In »70's. LETTINI Carpet & Rug Cleaning 33 NICO HOME IMPROVE. UNION.N.J. Piano Tuning 76 IROKER, M5-M51. , LANDLORDS'. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. MON.-FRI. • SAT. til 6 P.M. Carpentry;n(Jdf tlons; altera- Wo have screened de&lrnblo COULD 087-00:15 •: ••'..' Lie. 22 TUNE YOUR PIANO AHWAY • ,.._.* CARPET.INSTALLBD tions, dormers,. aluminum Pianos tuned oloctronlcally, ac-. tonnnts At no cosMo you. Wall to wall, piusropalrk. Ex sldlnOf root! no", kitchens curatolv, Inexpensively, S3S CAU-KNG!!! TIME REALTY V 3W-4«fl,. porlenced. Call Andy*. romodelod S. llroplaces. 9&4- 15% oil belbre Oct. 11, Sll-mi. Dri., Lawyors< Accountaf.fi. ' ' , 4A3-fl90fl, ma. . SHORTLINE MOVERS Packing s. 5torago. Specialists xcollonl ProlosKlonal- tocatlon ..Morris Twp.-Morrlstowtt In piano 8. appllanco moving. 34 Plumbing 4 Healing 77 /lth 4 room offlco toporalod. --..' -1-3-3 BEDROOMS. ' .arge living room, dining roam, . ' UNFURNISHED to lour service. 484->367. Lic.450^ Clean Up Service 37 The Professionals ugo kltchon. 3 baths, gas hoat, FURNISHED ' '. . CLEAN UP—— Havo pick Up Kitchens, bnsomonls. attics, ill. appllnncps, carpollng Includ- Now taking applications. Fully Would you porch onclosures, carpentrv CENTRAL . d. Central Air, .manv extras. docoralod, air conditioned, all truck. Rubbish & debris ronloV' Odd Jobs od. Attics, collars,- Quraoot work, Fully Insured. 373-4383. 72 Sower 8, Drain cleaning 09,900. Don't miss this oppor- llh docks,.wall ovens,-pool, cloanod' PJck up 1 dollvory ol 34 Hr. Emergency Sorvlco inlty, cnll for oxcjuslvo show- laundry focllltlos. Convonlont ATTICS* basomonts clonned, ' Froo Estimates 10. , ••''.- N.Y,C. bus & trains. For np- most' items at your convo- .Varda-rakodôultors-cioflnod,- . nlonco. Seasonal clean ups. i3V DAV1I) GRNSCIUOIr- 3SMH03 ' S7«-I15t palntmontcallr peclfiililno in - Klichons ' & riish removal. Call , Tho 23%offyour •0815, 4A4-B385. -^ Brothers for the clonnost job LI 5 PLUMBING I HEATING ignore Diilhroome, Additions 4»fll(ora- you ovor had. 371-QQQ3, ask lor Iwltch lo qlflclent,' cloan, HOME CLEANINANII G tlons. Stato llconsod contractor Programs for peopliplee on the oo. No. 03593. Rotoroncos. 964 6455. Dob or Art. • • . """"" iconomlcal. GAS HEAT, Apartments Wanted \'->-' '> •" I'-.' '•'[•9i bus, working ilsh removed.'.Attics, collars i. Call-39V 733S alter e .Kitchen Cabinets 61 faragns, loadors B. oultors NCEDAPLUMBGHT tliy ISoll ' . (IHH-linno .Driveways-. 40 toanod. Roasonnblom743-6054' Call "GERARD, no |ob 4OO small. Visa & Maxtor. Charoer ndopondpnlly.Ownod.Oporfltcd KITCHEN CABINETS HAVE a fow plocos to move? Sold & Installed, old cabinots 1 333-3387. Llconso No. 4464, OSELLEPARK , American Paying 8. countor.toDSircjurlncod with Don ) want to pay bio company IEW LISTINO-U9.S00. Houses'For Rent cos.? Call Dob & Art for PLUMBING ft HEATING AST SIDE Location, 3 of your Formica JHA0777 : '' cos to fit your budget. 371- Ropalrs, remodel Ina, viola- odrooms; Ipa-burnlno HILLS IDE/UNIONl Co.; inc. .' H8B3aftor9p.m. tions. DathroQms, kltchons hot lino-Aâllabto November tst. Asphalt'drlvoways our special- ( Iroplaco. PATON ClU045289ltJ/iM heating se'aso'n br so. Depending, ol course. , *•" SAVKMONEY! wator* bollors, stoamnSi hot SSOC1ATES. Roaltor. 341-0, DURING BOB DORAN FORD'S 1. Buy a Honeywell Fuel Saver Thermostat. ty. • tlosldontlAi; commercial, HOME . HANDYMAN-lntorlor Duy Direct From Factory 1 walOr. systerna. Sowor clean- on your lifestyle, and Fuel Saver installation cost. Industrial. Pavlno machlnp Dolly Madison Kitchens & oxtorlor , painting, no. Commercial & residential PRINOPIELD •••;•• Offices for Rent It's that simple. Get a Honeywell Fuel Saver BVallablo. . . • Showroom and Factory. Rt.33, pa per hfl no I no. cnrponlry B. odd Horb Trloltor, ns a owo, Lie, 'ANTASTIC DRICK RANCH 119 To lind out how rpi-jch the Fuel Saver Thermostat : Joo LaMorgeso Jr. 9644696- Sprlnfldold3796070; ' obs.'No job tod smalls 9A4BB09. 1000. • - * . ,*_- 'Ith 3 bedrooms & pnnotod don. ^—TheiXDnslaj-Sllcl save up to 23%"'each heating, UI larao rooms.. Just llslod at can save you. call your heatirtg'coolmg.contractor B.Hlrtli Pnvlnc MOVING PEOPLE — DIO ftRELIABLE PLUMBING I il39,0M. ' Don't -waltl Phono IRVINGTON • ' season. Automatically.' . " '.' •. -.. H fiaHftstalteGlQrdolUyQuiselt Drlvoways & Curbing, parking Landscape, Gardening' 63 mall |obs. piano movrng. Cfoart no, CO.; Inc. 34 Hr. service, Charles A. Ronillnoor, Roallor, MODERN OFFICE -Have-it prufuiJiiioniaHytsta . lota. Frqe-Estimato. Insured. ' :ollars,.yards, attics. Duy used lopalrs, Alterations) Remodel- I74-5J19. • • . BUILDING, 0 OFFICES, &B7-U14 '' urnlturo. Sam Chatman^ 354' ing, Eloctrlc Sewor~B. Drain ALL CARPETED . «, 2. Set it. Forget It. Either way il'll save you money. FALL CLEAN UPS i4l9,6:30p.m.Tnldn.lto. . Cloanlng. Fully Insured; PRINOPIELD PANELED7C,. PARK- Rake lawns, (oavos, lime, fer- . ING. EXCELLENT CON- Just set the timer pins and go.about youdile. •, Joseph DILco tilizer, roseodlno "whore 0R8-2722 , SPARKLING SPLIT DITION. FOR RENT OR ' 5; Cot cooling costs, too. • : ' - '.'.;• n>)od«d-$125 ft' ub. TrTr Dutstandlng homo In-oxcollanl SALE. wjo. per mohih. The Fuel Saver Thermostat does the rest, Lowers 9 •8t Sons Pnving Inc. PAOLILLO. R u l)b i sli_Ucm o v ed location wllh 1st floor don, now • Asphalt driveways, parklr PLEASE 'CALL.'«7G-M0a. . Have central air'conditioning' VWh the addition : Ml furniture wood &> metals- Roofing ftSldln e Kltchon, roc room, 4 bedrooms, EVES. 7631X63. ' the temperature' at night: Raises it just Beldre lots,.commercial A Induslrli. takenaway. Attrcsrbasomont* ully carpeted. 015,000: A. win- of anoptional coolingsub-base, the. Fuel Sgyer - Froo vstlmate, Insured. Est. 35 IT garages cleanod, Reasonabld CALL DAN ANTHONY ner! EVES: 374-1043. Realtors. you wake up. Then,;when you leave'tor work, . .yrs. 233-3000,933-4937. - LANDSCAPE GARDENING' •ales. MYR5. EXPERIENCE 1 Thermostat can automatically save you ufrto.;•• Licensed Contractor ROSBLLE - 4S9E. First Ave. it automatically-lowersJhe temperature-agam,- 1 SEAL COATING Now lawns' made, cleanups, 335-3713 1 .. ]»l-ltl» OAK RIDGE-REALTY 3!00 sq. ft. "1 llnlshod-olllces —ao-aG)*iiapa.Ll3°o" eaeli cooling season-- .; Pavlna-Driveways, parking lima, tortlltilno. soedlno. lawn plus, warehouse,. sQOO/monlh. raising it just before-you return home. . .'• lots. Froeostlmatei. Call Joe, repairing, rototllllno,-shrubs 173 Morris Av.Sptd. . 371:4033 NION . , cnll«l-1151,r;vo«. 3M 1313. • •• * • • • 687:3433 . - ' ' planted & pruned, thatching, 'ainting-Paperhangifig 7 OaOBOOPINOCO. Saving on.fuel costs...automatically. .. 6. take comfort in Honeywell. _ aoratlno; reasonable rates. Shingles/ Hot rools, ropalrs, 7&3-&054, B a.m.-9:30 a.m. or guitars, leaders, also painting. PCtNAM MANOR I-: t \Afeve peennTakihg-home-eomfor't-anet-satety T 3:30p.m.-10p.m. • ••'•'. Llconsed, • Insurod. Froo iontpr Flail Co Ion In I oh ovornti -3^leep cool. Wake up warm. .'•..-•.• _ Estimates3739576. ,. - J—lot. 6 rooms, 3 boclrooms, controls' lor over 90 years Arid you'll Imd-the huel FuvlnR Contractor ILLIAM E. lotiorn kltchon, dining room, 4 X 4 RV LIQUIDATION INTRODUCTION!! .- DRIVEWAY SPECIALIST J.VACCA ROOFING-CO. ii hnihî roc hiisombpi, nor*;hi llind Kl» 'U Bills II lliuldillae ~R^bTe7wasfing-hea1-w.liile-y£)u sleep. No cold • Sidewalks • Patios' -MlHTIUu SliHl Cill, bUl CJ 1 1 Saver Thermostat isbuilt-tolh Masonry 69 BAUER Hol'Tar & Shingles. Roslden- car oarage. _Dluo Chin homo. doors or'chilly-.rooms.toMace ip --- .: —•• : "•Curbing* Seal coating . Professional Painting Hal, comm6rei»i"ariirdoft?iiirr Tnkirar«T4o;ooor Sldinietwl,'WIIIM.!«ltt w/OiiUeM IMI.I »Ht tOUO., M«M IMI.I 1.1 Her OKB Ul. */«(Xkw M.i w/« SUN. I dSdâro not airtld Th lt ht a through cracks as wood. Free' estimates. Free inttrloV & exterior painting . " WILLIAMH.VBIT têyl. eef., Hlto. trine., pwf, »fa«./bfM.i rtm k/s my** mr rtek/itli stM I TndowSd^Dore'aro not airtldht They.can let heat escape through cracks as - •, walk gale with 100 ft. 3815W SALCASTELLO Also gutters & lenders •GALLERY OF HOMES UM Mm, K/l/w Urn, «w. sun, InL U» C0N6 w/i/w tint, brnor. HJV 1W0*. Homo Improvements, Roofing » Seamless Gutters. — TOYOTA, V.W. BRITISH, «!•., «. rinir,, DliM.IUAdtnl <*ji».i Jii u X aea holeTin the wall But you can preyeqf heat loss by properly weatherstrippirtg ,, or?«'3»7. L. FERDINANDI" Proe Estimates. Own work. In Friendly 'Npl|?hhnrho(Ml V-J, euU. tnm.,fm, Mrf./btfis., bdltl nMU: tat/ul l H Htmft Sidewalks, steps, waterproof- sured. Since 1°33.373-1153. Chnrmlno & tmmaculftto S VOLVO, LEVIAND AND OATSUN ea ; Honeywell CHAIN LINK FENCINO-AI ing, roof Ino. Call 373-17U ' ' RANK'S PAINTING — Proa 1 Km. 1> Uk. >UrUtTl>W4a. caulklrig the cracks, ^ ,'-';; - ,•'.. • •;•,•. ;-..•. •• •': -'' ^ ••\^y .;;,.,:.; roomoa. Io/f] botUh ColanlnInost.hrojil locntotit types, vlnvl. wood. IB vears eic estimates, Interior & exterior n ona of Unions' (Inthi and ca perlence. Pree estimates., del STHPS. sidewalks, masonry. guttorl, loaders. Fully Insured.; Screens, Storm Wlndows85 othothorr oOtilandlnoOtil o loaturo* iinn- Quality work, reasonable otholluddor UropiAcoOtilandlnUi o Ion l llvlnoll o room; 6IJ4. .'•..." .ow prices. Call alter 3 p,m* i I ll owfianddo^Wi^êM^^^^ ;: prices,- Fully : Insured, 'M. 372-4744. ••-•.-,. SALE-STORM WINDOWS nowlv panolqd don & lol tlio ol Trust Honey vye« to save you rrrbney._ HURRICANE PENCE CO. bflutsch, Springfield 379-9099, lnstallod-133.. storm doors «. 140 x 100, Prlco hiii boon reduc- South Orange 4995 914 E. St. QeoroeAVfl. ' replacement windows. Coll 687- d. Call 353 4200. . Unlwml.Enttty • TONVS.OTTOSANTI HOPPMAN. . Eneio Kingot Mltchdl'Supiemt '. Stephins-Mlllif Com piny Linden • •. 311'ili. 1 1417. . . ' . .- THE BOYLE COMPANY Ctiipmtn BrM. MnSr.t Kelicnbari 1 D All types - trustmry' work, PAINTINO& DECORATING Stnicej Inc... ree estimates 1 . REALTORS Imported Cars, Inc. 38 Russtll Plica ftldewalki. ttaps, "waterproof Work ouaranteed. Low prices WB REPAIR- Screen 1 glasi NEW80T-BIRD NEW '80 GRANADA NEW81ESCCRT 36N«lnAw.E. -Paul SthMnwilder Mlddleus County, Inc. Fuel Co. .'• ~ QUALLITY WORKMANSHIP — 540 North A"V0. row w/mtteM IMI.I autk. VM, pm: stn./-' 387 PBSJIC St. Ino, etc. UV-77M, Irvlnoton. Inserts tor storm windows 8, GIlMbeHi Union Uno • 343 VALLET STREET MM «/O*ttw4 lMl.i 'I.I .m» tWyl. 1063 LV.S. Hlf hwiy 1 626 Uvlnploit»»«. 532 Fieetnan St. . . . Summit, H.I. 079O1 . . ]«»• IM3, ]4 Hours doors, New. storm windows, Ml., «W CONO., w/« Uw n* Mrttf., til CimlMi), N.I. 0>016 4S4CllHlflUlSl V:- Furnlture Repairs • 50 J - ear, »5l ObSiIi w/s/m vm, rf, 4tMi« raw, ui. wank. \AUU «/•»*. luir I -(201)2770030- IRoomiO ,' porch - enclosure|j--overnead til. ].tue MM, tin. IMM I/I KUJI,, »l« : -Awtttl;N,l; 07001 -- -No.Biurtlwlck,-N.].0J902 Trjtitij«, -N.1.07050 - INTBRIOR I KXTBRIOR" -•Ul.-(«l.-«e«t.-mltr.r»l«rt/e/liil<»l».F »M. «wt, •MMi'.-nie stdei, «ul spen mM neratrlpplng :-UnlM,N.I,fl70i3 FURNITURE POLISHINO Moving & Storage 70 3alntlno, leadors a, .gutters araga doors, rooting, siding & Mllllllllllll UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIllllllllllllMIIIL t*t. til., duel wet ulKl-iWim Jk» Via. 1/l/mUtti |Hw KM mu™.« k/.TSTl J201I878-185O HHktnuck, N.I. 07601 ^Repairing, Antlquas restored. RiBders. 37J-5SM . .' • " plm IUMI. HUlf).i 4.1 dr. "HO" <-Ml., •*• (201) 6IS-0749 — (201)634-8000 (201)828-4003 " Rellnlshlng. Henry Rull. Call Free'estimates. .Insured. &Se- Mi \iU*V*M Mutv'MM. IL I Amtiicin Alf Condi Uonlni (201)487-7070 : '5IJ or 7JI-79M. j, oiannlnli Mi., MlriSa, I la «*. "Ml, (Mi rtllfl^»l SpilniNtliJHeiilni SlnnaHHutiiicbp. CHI-0-MIIIC, Inc. Clown Oil . mull WB RBPAIR' Screen A glass fix, ' ami caulking Is InexpeYisivândwuca^ iOSehoelSt. Silts t Semite BEftBERICK&SON INTERIOR 1BXTKRIOR lnsert»-for storm .windows & apinQ ami caulg t A/C Inc. 38-40 South St Coipotalion McDowells 0w|th wo«h0«Mppl^ê|ii|inflBA;^ Power 01 MrTliht radio controls. STEVEN'S OIHNALTARMOVINOCO. Hirtwheiil 2229Moiilr»»«." . Veyel ( Depew ' OVERHEAD DOOR. N1-0NC Personally supervised, In' decorating' a. ' Paperhanglng. Tile Work Uiyo f, Lytle - Pree Estimates. 687-62B0, 4J7- —Dependable Ford Dealer 773 Soulh 20th SL Union, N:IKPHI83 PollniOilCornpiny -sured, turn, padded. Local & JOHN DeNICOLO Tile Con : Cottditlonlnc Co.' -Co., Inc. lQanytl 135 QiiHn »nm Rd, 2^(5 SsUth Aw. 335 Ulln SL- ' ' Genwal Service itatawlda., Shore trips to & tractor —. Kitchens, • ..--. >;SI nee 1920 u si D (;.((•, yl NtwiriL'N.1.07103 '. '. I .'" •' ' ' S3 from. 34' hour service.. Free 613 Cuilitl Aw. . 2550Roulo22 K. SCHRBIHOPHR-RalntlnO' Oathroomt, Repairs. (»1) 92S-61SS ' B(*lll,NJ. 07603 Scotch Plilnt, N.I. Hetuchin, N.1.08840 ftTTRUCKINOCO. animates. • Piano. ipeclaUsts. Interior, exterior.. Free Estimates' cheerfully given. 6H6 137.1 Vvat(QH tip frorf" ^^ WwHIlId, N.I. 07050 27 Chltlu SL Union, N.I; 07083 . - Toll FrM (SO0) 343-6737. Lie. 414-5J50. .(M1I373-6M5 (201)«9'5540 ' (201)233-4141 (201)5484474. Cally EMpreU'Dellvery.pick stimates, Insured. 487MJJ, (201)233(222 . - ClIHon, N.J. 07013 (201)6166660 ' up-Mestenoer Stfvlcfl'Low AM. . tWM eves, weekends, Opi'n Onily 'ill'Q' Reasonable Rites ' 1201)687.4900 ' . Polii-Wr H«»tim t EliiclencyHMtlfitt Tret Service 1 ui-uio • iuni 93 158 Westfield Ave, Hell Inc. • - RMl-StronjFiielCo.. ' AiiConditionlniCo. ci«k(En|inHiln|Co. Aspllinca Co. . SHOBRKPAIRINO. UNIVliRSITV VAN LINKS FREDRICK OPEN EVENINGS '15NotlhWoodAH.. "An-educated Move" Local, NEAR UNION CENTER 472HabtKlSt , . 79S Eut Ulln SL P.O. to 626 - S49 Unlniton AH. 87>Chinc(III(Aw: " S55 Tonmlli AIM.— •EHpertworkmilnslilp . Painting & Paperhanglng MAPLEWOOD I Roselle Park, N.I. • pine llaflan shoes sold lono distance & itoraoe. 37«- llnd.ii, N.I. 07036 lttuyClty,N.I.073A7' n~ •• 2070. "Anytime";. Free paint bottom, I paint top. TitEE EXPERTS EBlOfltiJ*, N.J. 07011 rjrldn*llH;N.J.O So. Dunn', N.1.07079 Ctanlord, N.J. Q701E Itvlnjlw, N.I. 071)1 [LLIASHOBSIREPAIBS. „ ••-•".•-•••: •.'••• WrLLIAMJ.SCHMELZ "". (2011162-1203 ^ 33«Ch»sinutSt.,'Union, estlmaUs, Apentt (or Smyth Why'tAkcchancoB. ,* ALLL PHASEPHASESTRS TREBE WORK (»I|WMS«--- , •(20116151221 (201)763.4079 (2011276-0900 (201) 371-9550 ..1201) 653-6700 . Van Lines. PUC«i •. ••• u 763-S13I Siiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti 203? MORRIS AVE., UNION • 686-0040 (i Points Mill! Ot-nu 7«074»or3Sl340J ' "A

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20% OFF: Big boys' velour FOR BIG, LITTLE GIRLS s J 20% OFF: Big girls' corduroy tops,' crews, turtlenecks. 8-20. OFF SALE 2O-29.9O SAIE I5 2O% OFF - (D.74) Reg; 6.5O-$iO and denim, jeans, velpur tops. MEN'S DESIGNER SUITS • MEN o v'Et-OURS FROM . • OUR OWN MEN'S LONG •MEN'S LONDON FOG Reg. $15-j$25(D-37) OFF: Big boys' Levl's® - FROM YVES ST. LAURENT, MURJANI, HUCK-A-POO ' ' SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS .. ANY WEATHER COATS: CARDIN, GIVENCHY Crew necks with quilted shoul Patterned cotton/polyester 20% OFF:. Teens' designer woven plaid sportshirts. 8-20. 1 (A102-31).' Single-breasted rain- jeans, sweaters, more. (D.148) (D.74) Reg. 13.50-17.50 .. Choose from an Impressive.col- ders, novelty styles. Cotton shirts. Full cut or European fit. coats; in polyester/cotton with Reg.$16-$88 . . lection of 2 and_3-pc., suits in rayon or cotton-nylon. (D;646 14V4-17..(D.8)Reg. $19 • acrylic lining! British tan, natu- 20% OFF.: Big & .iitjtle "boys' . stripes, patterns ,and solids. 027)iReg. $25-$48 " ral, navy; light-walhut. 38-46R; 20%-OF-F-^tittle-gir-ls^He.alth SALE.$.7: FLEUR.DE LIS TIES 'cardigans,' 'vests, and .pull-on Side or center vested with (D.031) Regularly $10 " ' 40-46L Reg.-$105-SALE^$84- Tex® sportswear! coordinates. sweaters. 4:20. (D.72,74) Reg. - straight legged, trousers. Navy, SALE29.9O- (Bl 13-74), The suburban in tex- 4-6X(D.5.1)Reg.6.50-$15 v 3O%0FF .8.50-17.50 •'• ,( blue, gVay or-patterns in wool or MURJANI CORDUROY tuTlzed' Dacron® 'polyester, 20% OFF: Big &'little girls' wool-polyester. 36-46 R.'S.L.' MEN^LEVI'S® ACTION ..acrylic' pile.lined. British tan, 20% OFF: Big & little boys' SLACKS IN 5 FALL COLORS • holiday dresses. 4-14.. (D186,- (D.24) Reg. $230-$285 SALE .100% cotton in black, slate, bur- SLACKS IN 4 qrOCORS ^•-r- natural or gray, 38-46R, 40-46L. 192).Reg. $10-$50 ^— corduroy and dentm Jeans In- $184-$228 •—^- ••;• Stretch polyester, In' navy, Reg. $110 SALE $88 . eluding.Levi's®. 4-20. (D.72,58) gundy, tan or blue. Sizes 30-38: (D.646) Reg. $48 f- brown, black qir gray. 32-42. 20% OFF: Big & little-girls- . Reg.ll.50-$19.' •.•.,••'. (D.682) Reg.$24 SALE 16.80 NOW »9-*l5 25% OFF: wool and canvas storm coats. 4- VANITY FAIR LACE- NEVV FATFPUMRS We've got 14. (D.77).,Reg..$32-$100 FOR BABIES SPECIAL PURCHASE $119 20% OFF": ALL MEN'S ARROW. SALE $49-$59: _.SALE.' $32: YOUNG MEN'S ' TRIMMED _Aj!lD_ EM- your look: Etienne Aigrier high- WORSTED WOOL VESTED SUITS FLANNEL.SHIRTS. Plaid, woven MOUS MAKER |SPORTCPATS. CORDUROY JEANS. Jordache, 20% OFF: Knit hats, gloves, 20% OFF: Newborn outerwear. Solids, and stripes of. brown* BROIDERED LINGERIE heels in signature leather. Soft Acrylic, velour;' corduroy, nylon botton flannel. (D.39) Reg. $15 Ribless corduroy, polyester^ Sasspn, Sergio- .-' Valente. scarfs; (D.146) Reg. $3-6.50 ; nrravy o'rgray. R,S,L. (D!lO) SALE$12 — Soft shift'gowns, coats •leather by Footworks. Red- quilted. (D.151, 65) Reg. $9-.$55 wool in solids and patterns. 38-' "CDtton^g-se. (D.108) Reg. $40 and button-front pa^mas cross injiolyurethane; Natural- -FOR BIG, LITTLE BOYS 46; (D167) Reg. $75-$85 . . . SALE $i9-$2O: RUNNING In pink/blue .or beige/ izer leather mid-heels. 5V4-. 20%' OFF: Toddler underwear • •25% .OFF MEN'S BLAZERS, . SALE $15-$21: MEN^S WOOL . SLACKS, SPORTCOATS plaids, SHOES Nike and Gemini nylon/ pink nylon tricot* S,M,L. - 10M •(n69W);. .. 20%-30% OFF: Big boys'out- Infants' socks* tights.; Shoes, SHETLAND SWEATERS Fifteen 25% OFF: MEN'S EXTRA'S suede In Misses 6-9! ' Men's : solid heathers,, Harris tweeds,. colors including naturals,, jewel- (D57)Orig;$13-$22, ,. (D.281,282,285,286). . erwear! Down or polyester filled. bibs, blankets, pillows. (D.60) rPterre Cardin gold- fMled_obalns._: —Adidas, Varsjty,Jn suede sizes . more. (D.I95) Reg. $45-$165 tones. Some from Robert l Regulafly-$33-$60. ' •' —' 8-20 (D.675) Reg. $25-$iOO— Regularly,$l-$18 . . : • Desk: accessories! (D.69) Reg. 7'/i-12,-no-l'l >4. (D.38) Reg, SALE 33.75-123.75 Bruce. (D.107) Reg. $21-$27 ,7.50-$40: . : i. •" Phono or writo on starred (*).itoms only tor dolivory within Now Jorsoy and our dolivory aroaS in N.Y., Pa., Md., and Del. Phono (201) 565-4444 or your $24-$25' pricesi. "Originally" conhotos Bamborgor's.originj!J prlcos, intormodlato rrtarl

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SAVE IO% TO [•HEAVILY CUT CRYSTAL.STEMWARE. £NOX, ROYAL DOULTON, I (Gl 17-66) "Pompadour" ' imported from ftANCUSCAN, SANQO AND I France by J. G. Durand. {JVi-oz. goblet, .5%- JOHNSON'BROS. DINNERWARE joz. wine, 5'/J-O2; champagne. iy4-qz. cordial. $•$2290: Lenox and Oxford fine for 4, 8, 12 Reg. $240-$2800 ! Regularly $7V' ' . : • ~~ $B96: Royal Doulton and J Mlnton fine china place settings and open ? SALE 41a stock. Regularly $8-$1120 •FULL LEAD CRYSTAL.: STEMWARE? SALE $110-4225: Sango fine china sets for (H117-66) "Longchamp" imported froni Eu- 8, 12 Jtegularly $150-$300 SALE 3.15-S60: Franciscan Classic rope by' J. G. burahd. 8Vj-oz. goblet, 6-oz. Collection <5pen stock. Regularly 4 75-$75 wine, 5-oz..fluted, 2-oz! cordial.-Reg..7.50 SALE 93

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NATURAL HAITIAN-LOOK 89" NYLON .. tTho warranty (or t.his product Is onclosod with the product. Or, write for a copy to: Bamborger's Warranty Kico. PC?, Box ' •' . SOFA Wide arms, loose pillow back.'• ROYAL SELF-CORRECTING ELECTRIC PORTABLE TYPEWRITER (62X8) Modei735, originally $260 ,:, NO\A(,$2lb 110, Newark, Now Jersoy 07101, Plbaso note: "Regularly".connotos Bamborger's regular day-in, dayout prices. "Original- ' ly" connotos Bamborger's original prices, Intormodlato markdowps' m'ay-haue-been taken. Phone or'write oh starred (*) (D.418) Reg. $550 ...... : SALE $375 . Items only lor dolivory within Now Jorsoy'and our dolivory areas. In N^Y., Pa., Md, and Del, Phono (201) 565-4444 or your '" EUREKA UPRIGHT VACUUM WITH HEADLIGHT, 6-PC. TOOL KIT. (D275) Model i4i6rOrjg!aaJy.^NOW $65. local Bamborgor Tolosorvico numbor or write. Thoro is a $7 dolivory charge on stereos, $l'on ra'dios, $2 on typowrltors, Sofa/6'2." loveseat, Reg. $1000 SALE $695—. comoras, vacuums; Thero. Is an additional charge, on sctlosjnd. JV.'s. Savings loUho homo at all Bamborgor stores oxcopt 80" sleep-sofa, Reg. $750...... SALE $500 ~~ whoro. othorwlso spocillod. Sofas not at Plolnfiojd or Mprrlstown. ' .. ' • . •- • .

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WOOLRUGT . EXTRA FIRM SUPPORT" ' , (A414-75) Twin mattress or box spring ' withprint cover, regularly $120 , .• HANDCARVED Full mattress or box spring, • ' regularly~|iTBO .. • ... • SALE $79* • Queen 2-pc. set,"reg. $420 . SALE $249* . SALE *79* EXTRA FIRM "PLUS^UPPORT /LASTING BEAUTY ... (B414-76)'Twin mattress or box spring- with quilted print cover, regularly $130 .. Each rug is handcrafted in Tientsin, ' Fuli mattress pr box-spring, • ...•.,' ChihaT in the centuries-old mariner. regularly $170 . ,:•-...... SALE $109* Handcarved so every detail comes to " Queen 2-pc. set, reg. $440,. SALE $279* .. • .life. Hand washed to give therlustre • these: riigs are famous ;for. Select yours in ivory or blua Peking or Ivory SALE ^99* Dragon design,-but do hurry because ••• EXTRA RRM HOTEL PERFECT-SLEEPER® : there are only 20 in each. Bambe'rger :• (C414 72) Twin mattressror box spring . . ; rug department. I with quilted striped cover, regularly $16,0 ^_ I Full mattress or box spring, "7 [ ~ ~ Sorry, no mall or phono* orders. Ploaso note: regularly $200 ^.V;... .^SALE $129*' '•Originally" connolos' Batriborgdr's original Queen 2-pc. set, reg.-$50p":. SALE $.319* ' prlcos, InlormodlDlo mafkdowns may havo boon .: King 3-pc. set; reg. $650 ... SALE $479* taken. There is an additional dollyery charge Oriontal rugs at all Batnborgor-storos-oxcopt Ordor.by.rnail or phono (or dolivory in Nowjorsoy „.. •_. •„ MprristownrTho rug on this page will bo on salo • andinour.dplivoryaroasinN.Y.,Pa.,D6l. and MS.- ' •, ~ ^~6nlyisl6ng as tho limited supply lasts. -~ . Phono (201) 565-4444'or.yogHocal.Bamborgor . .,,••. . Tolpsorviconumbprorwrito. *Thprpisa$7dolivory chargo on your tojal-bodding ordor. Sorry,'no ' ' . C.O.C.'s on $100 or loss, G.O.D.'s over $100 and lindor $500 roquiro a. 20% doposifand 2.25 p.O.D. • looor $100 deposit. C.O.D. loos are in addition to ., . any delivery chargos. Ploaso note; "Rogularly". •• connotos Bamborgor's regular day-in, day-out _. " ... . ••' .. " prlcos. At all Bamborgor stores. > .••,

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