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VOL. 1S-NO. 30 Sisend C Published iseh Thufidsyby Trumar PurjNihlrmCofp SuBserlpiion Hstt JSc per copy Paid gt Ms MOUNTAINSIDI, NJ,( THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1976- j New Prqvldtnes Road, Mountainside N s mm M.W v»any Hearing is opened to debate Rt. 78 Reservation path By KAREN ZAUTYK alignment with a bypass of John E Runnells The N.J. Department of Transportation Hoipitai, would require the most, 95 or 80 Monday began its final public hearing on its residential buildings, respectively The South proposed alignments of Rt, 7B through the of the Park tine, running along the southern Watehung Reservation from Berkeley Heights borders of the Reservation through Moun to Springfield. The four day program at Gov tainside, would take 77 homes. Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley According to DOT, the original alignment Heights, ends today, with public testimony also would fa* the cheapest to build, costing a being taken from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m and from 7 tn total of $34,912,000. The most expensive would U p.m be Tunnel-Cut and Cover, placing the road Approximately 75 persons were in at beneath the park at a cost of 1256,373,000 and tendance at the opening session, which began requiring the construction of three ventilation with a half-hour formal presentation by Larry buildings The South of Park route has a McLaughlin nf DOT's f)ffice of Community 190,478,000 price tag. Involvement Other routes and their costs include; Well McLaughlin gave a brief history of the Field, bringing the road through the property of superhighway, first plans for which were an the Commonwealth Water Co., $42,202,000; nounced in 1956, and of the original alignment Modified Interchanges, the original route with for the five-mile stretch through the Watchung a change in ramp location in Berkeley Heights, Reservation, selected in 1MB. $35,949,000; Valley, running deeper into the Approval for that routing was granted In Reservation just north of Lake Surprise, 1986, but was rescinded by the Federal High- $37,693,000; Ridge, $80,148,000, Cut and Cover way Administration four years later following iwithout a tunnel), 1215,857,000, original route passage of more stringent environmental with a bypass of John E. Runnelli Hospital, regulations covering the taking of parkland for $44,304,000: Ridge and bypass, $69,308,000. road construction McLaughlin noted that "no alignment avoids Those regulations prompted the propoials the taking of parkland," Acres of the Reser- for alternate routes and the recent Draft vation which would be required by each are as Environmental Impact Statemeni prepared by (ollows; Original. 116: Modified Interchanges, SUMMER'S HERE—And opening weeks of muggy weather brought Mountalnslders out the facility—and take a free swim—-any weekday, but they must prove a DOT, copies of which are available at the 114; Well F^ld, 105; Ridge. 38; Valley. 153. In droves to the municipal pool for iwlmmlng or |ust eonversotlon and relaxation In Mountainside residency. hearing for study Tunnel-Cut and Cover, 13; Cut and Cover, 14; (Phofe-Graphies) the shade. Loco) citizens who are not pool members have been invited to inspect McLaughlin also gave a description of each Original with hospital bypass, 116; Ridge with of the 10 routes, discussed the general im- hospital bypass, 38, South of Park, 63 pacts—traffic flow, economic, air quality, McLaughlin also noted that DOT has in- Mountainside lists Tennis tourneys water quality, flooding and construction—and cluded in its studies the possibility of a "No outlined the procedures for aequiiition of Build" alternative, which, he explained, would start July 17 for property for highway construction and for be adopted if "the adverse effects of all the all July meetings relocation of displaced property owners. Free routes are so severe that none should be con- booklets on the latter two topics also are structed " open to the public borough players available at the hearing or through the DOT •-O--O-- The annual summer tennis tournaments office in Trenton. FOLLOWING THE formal presentation, July public milting! of Mountalnside's sponsored by the Mountainside Recreation -O--0- DOT began taking testimony from the public, various committees and boards will be as Commission will begin on July 1? with the ONLY THE ORIGINAL alignment, and the which wai both tape-recorded and taken down follows mixed doubles competition. Men's and original with modified interchanges, would not by a court stenographer. The official record July 0—Moiflitainside Board of Education -. women's singles begin on July 24, ind men's require the condemnation of any additional will remain open until Sept, 10, which also is the ' work session R p m hoai d offices, Echnbrook and women's doubles are scheduled for Aug '7, property. The Ridge alternate, running just new deadline for submitting written statements* School. Regional High School Board of The tournaments are open to all resident north of the Reservation, and the Ridge or exhibits to the Office ql Community Education monthly meeting,-#'p.m.,. Goy. tennl|,,.badie-holders 16 and; over. The involvemtnt, Department ol Trinaportatton. Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley 4,i/agistrttion imi is . |i pm person ^for each • imsPatkwayave,, Trenton 0I625, Thedeadlini originally hid been fitter JuHyUli'; •- •:• Heights. Borough Council wbrk meeting, 8 iff'tou^namentL i Mitehes are * rfchijdtiled for § krtwotks Sunday p.m.. Borough Hall. The first person to gjieaJs at the hearing wai 'Saturday and Sunday mornings; and 'a/- 1 The Mountainside Volunteer Flri Floyd Sehultz, a Berkeley Heights resident, 12—Board of Adjustment, R p.m.. Borough ternooni. All tournaments are single Hall, I Depnrlmenf will preterit its annual ' who eiled tie detrimental effecti the higha'ay elimination. I Fourth of July fireworks display 13-Mountainslde Board of Education «cti°n would have on the high school, and who asked Deadlines are: | Sunday at sundown In the field behind session, B p;fn,, Dtirfield School. Borough that the road be put through the Reservation, Mixed doubles, July 17-18, registration | the Deerfield and Our Lady of Lourdes Council work meeting, 8 p.m., Borough Hall, but covered as much as possible Several of the deadline July 9, Borough Hall, 1 Schools, off Central avenue. IS—Planning Board, fl p.m.. Borough Hall. early speakers opted for the original route, and Men's and women's singles, July 24-21-31 • (Continutd on page 7) Recreation Commission, S p.m.. Borough Hall. Aug. 1. registration deadline July 16, Borough 19-Mountainside Public Library board of Hall. trustees meilTtig, 8 p.m., at the library. Men's and women's doubles, Aug. 7-8-14-15, 20—Borough Council regular monthly registration deadline July 30. Borough Hall, meeting, 8 p.m., Beechwood School. Mountaineers will open 27—Borough Council work meeting, 8 p.m.. Tickets are still available for the July 18 trip Borough Hall, (Continued on page 7) I C of C board favors all-star home play tonight Passenger faces By RICHARD REITER major league field to show support. The team's I original Rt, 78 plan With the regular season over, the Moun- first home game will begin at 6 tonight. Other hypodermic counf • The Kastern Union County Chamber tainside All-Star team is ready to initiate Hi home games are Tuiidiy, Thursday,-July 8; , r irtiZZ . 5 of Commerce llonril of Directors lias = 1976 season tonight- Thursday, July 15, and Wednesday, July 21 A charge of- illegal possession of a PROGRESS--Mrs. F.D. Hoffert,' standing, center, co-chairman of the annual spring II (rone on record in favor of the original 5 After 34 boys from every major league team The boyi selected to play on the Moun- hypodermic needle has been made by Moun- parties of the Senior Auxiliary to Children's Specialized Hospital In Mountainside, | plan for a Honto 78 alignment ihionjJh | tried out. the 21 man team was named. taineers are: Leonard Capriglione, Manuel tainside police against a Belleville man, points out construction progress on the hospital's new 60-bed addition to a patient, 1 VVsitchuiig Hrscrvntinii. = The team has new uniforms this year, and a Castilo, James Cleveland, David Crane, 'arrested following a Rt. 22 motor vehicle check ferry, and nurse's aide Janis Sterzinger of Mountainside. Mrs. Hoffert, also of i Clifford 1M. Pi-iikc, Chamber 1 new name—the team will be called the Anthony D'Addirip, Patrick Eiemplare, on June 24. Mountainside, was at the rehabilitative facility for physically handicapped children 1 president, noted that this route does not g Mountaineers. The Mountaineers have long Andrew Grdt, Frank Oagliano, Keith Hanigan, Michael A. Viscel,'21, was a passenger in the to turn over $8,500 in proceeds from the April parties to the hospital building fund. 5 require purchase of any homes or 3 been a team name during the regular major Gary Kane, Piter Klaikin, Henry Largey, 1 Frank Knoll, James Postell, Kirk Yoggy, auto, which was halted in the westbound lanes The auxiliary has pledged $50,000 to the fund. 1 businesses. Me called the "no build" g league season but it was omitted this year so of the highway at 2:35 a.m. by officers James 1 alternative unacceptable, saving that s that it could be the official team name of the Robert Delaney, Jeffrey Wilde, Joseph Sefack, Debbie and John Olock. As the driver, Steven 1 iin ljivironmiTtal Impact Statement = All-Stars. Richard Van Binichoten, Robert Casey, and Covello of North Plainfield, was being 1 "has elearlv shown that massive = The Mountaineers will play 10 games in Ihe Greg Van Name. questioned, Viscel allegedly was seen attempt- Pool plans holiday Saturday 1 (onRcstii)ii will result on I'.S. Koute 22 g Springfield Invitational Junior Baseball The Senior League Red Sox finished in first ing to push the syringe between the car seats § and other roadways." g league. Chuck Fernicola, the manager of the place but the Indians won the playoff cham- Viscel was placed under arrest by Debbie, rillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfif team, encouraged everyone to come to the pionship. and later was released on $100 bail, pending an (appearance in Mountainside Municipal Court with day of activities, contests Aug. 4- Covello was issued summonses for improper maintenance of car lights-and for The Mountainside Community Pool will At 12:30 p.m., boys' horseshoes and girls' I .failure to have his driver's license, in his celebrate the nation's birthday, on Saturday shuffleboard will be held for members 15 years possession. with a day of activities and contests. At 10 a.m., old or younger. Potato sack races for all ages the eightevent "octothon" will begin with will be at 2:30, as well as men's and women's swim categories for boys (under 12), girlb foul shooting on the basketball court. Borough office closing (under 12V boys (12-15), and girls (12-15), ' At 3, boys' shuffleboard and men's hor- concluding with the opening of the pool at noon. seshoes will lake place, while adult shuf- The Mountainside Borough Hall will be A membership meeting K> discuss general fleboard aspirants can get to work at 4, closed Monday, July 5, in observation of pool affairs will be held in the picnic grove at 1 Dave Allan, pool manager, said, "We hope Independence Day p.m. This meeting is open to all members many will participate and others will urge on the contestants. Picnics in the grove in the cool evening have proved most enjoyable and encourage members lo take advantage nf the facilities " Vandals smash school windows Four windows at the Deerfield School off Central avenue in Mountainside were smashed ; by vandals last week, borough police reported ' The windows, two 'on the east side of the building and two in the courtyard area, were shattered by rocks between 4 p.m Friday and 7:30 a.m Saturday,' > < A'police department"spokesman warned that • local officers, under a Board of Education V ordinance, have the right to apprehend anyone •. found on school property after dark If there is ,..' no authorized Activity, being conducted on the 'fypremlses:' aj,**'1* ' -u" - ^- ; - - '' meet MAJOR-LEAGUE qHAMPIONS^,The,Chl«fi;po»f ofter.ihSlr, • ^ KentfMwr^;^)jnK)pJii,^.eWart.JyKwr,,™, „ _ .. , th'lldren The July board'onrju'stees' meeting for the final game. From left: (bock row), Lee Hanlgon. manager, -' andWcky, Kontro; (krieellrtg): Steve*Caitqlo»|tJ to attend the free playground *ei- .• Free Public Library of Mountainside will be ' Mr. Murray and Bud Walls, aulttant manager; (itdnd)ng), .' Matt'Dootey; AndreVi.Grett and Mike t)dll-iyj|pm. held Monday; July 19, at B p',m.,ttt the library. — •• •"-'...• ; '- ' M ' ," "•" " ' (PhotobyRkna|
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Thursday, July 1, 1976- Center (Suburban) and Reading Terminal rail UNION (N.J.) LEADER Bicentennial transport tickets offered visitors to Philadelphia Jtationsr-Thft-ttJ5-paEk_and_ilde_d]seounL passes can only be purchased at Suburban Pi!II ,ADKI,PHIA .. Bicentennial visitors Can group* up to four arriving in Philadelphia by The program includes: Individual, one-day and three children, $3; seven-riay, individual Station or Reading Terminal, now see (his city's historic and cultural land- SEPTA commuter train eon tour the Center passes for $1; family, one-day passes for two passes for regularly scheduled routes within More than 12 million tourists are expected to marks without battlinR hravy traffic or City Historic Area all day for ns little as $1,25 adulU and two children under 18 or one adult SEPTA'S City Faro Zone, 17; ieven-day, in- flood the city through September, the firit •iir.nining their budgets. dividual pasies for the entire SEPTA system week in August, another million are expected to pecially "straight," ihe excluding commuter trains, special ex- attend the 41st International Euohariitie Special Bicentennial passes for buses, gastrointestinal system can cursions, etc, $12, and park-and-ride discount Congress, subway* and trains arc being offered to tourists UNDERSTANDING hecome irritated Gastritis, passes for families presenting proof of pur- A recent survey indicated 7Bjer^cint of all hy (hii KnutheiiRtern Pennsylvania Trail ulcers and pancreatitis chase of commuter rail tickets into visitors plan to drive. Both SEPTA and thi sfxir'fllion AuthnrilV iSEPTAi The passes arc ALCQHQUSAA commonly occur among Philadelphia, $1,28. ' Pennsylvania Department of Transportation purl iii on overall program designed to ease alcoholic individuals. The passes can be purchased at all SEPTA (PennDOT) art urging traveler! to park their 1 Morris |, Chafetz, AA.D,,Director Iriiffic- • ""ifeiii-n ,lining ppflk Hirentennin Cirrhosis of the liver occurs information centers, National Park Service cars outside the city and uie commuter rail P.,,,.,1- National Institute on lines to get downtown. Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholiim about six times as frequently Visitors Center (3rd and Chestnut) and penn p«s?n among alcoholic persons, and Th(s new puss fares provide an economical very heavy drinkers are to the brain o In the long history of man.hangovtr—the mornina-after nlleninlivo to drivin(f in the city Family known to have lowered nervous system. •Y« iirMithliwdlononown li hlghwddry^ and his association with misery of extreme fatigue, resistance to, pneumonia and If you would like to receive iilcohol, fact and fiction have combined with nausea, upset other infectious diseases. more information and become firmly -interwoven.. Htflmaeh,— anxiety and Heavy drinking over many For instance, a popular headache. Deverin bill updates statutes years may result in serious alcohol use, write io thi misconception is thai hoi Hangovers can he prevented mental disorders or per- National Institute on Alcohol coffee and cold showers will by drinking moderately and manent, irreversible damage Abuse and Alcoholism, dealing with treatment of TB speed Ihe soheringup process •lowly, with food in Ihe The fncl is it takes one hour btomaeh, and with suffi lent issemlilyman Thnni»s I Devi nn •ri Wilh improved riirignnsis and irealment Inr Ihe avcagi1 person's liver self-disciplino to nvoid in- .'[ lin» intri'iluci'ci ii liiii '" iipiiMii mhiMcii 'ln> fi'iiiiin Til imiridlily hognn In I" burn up ii half ounce of toxication. WE HAVE THE •.iniyiei I" reflocl the modeln i-nnri'pl lli'li
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Your Guide To-Better'Living , July Underinflation can decrease SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART" ^ tire life by up to 40 percent • City m Suburbs • F^rm Country; » Lake • Shore Washington, D,C.-Motoris(s replaced, alignment, balance and may waite more than iioo —Vacation luggage 'and condition of brakes and theek Construction on upswing recession, and recovery is mllion In necdlesH tire wear recreational equipment are absorbers. "Abundant supplies of ltv the real estate Industry suf slow," ho noted. this summer unless they pay often heavy. Don't overload -Beware of "mmmw Ice" vestment funds for shori-icrm liclerit thrust to insure con- But I he construction tempo more attention to proper in- the tires or the vehicle's when rain falls on top of oily construction and long-term siderable activity, in thein home building Is steadily flation, the Tire Induitry suspension. road film, particularly after mortgage lending have given months nhcad.1 increasing, reported Beqr, Safety Council said this week —Don't let air oul of "hot" long dry spells. That situation was reported whose firm .is .among the The US, Department of tires after driving Some air Theie tip! ind others ire • YOUR WANTAD hy Murray I,. Beer, president state's most active lenders for Commerce fitimates that pressure buildup occurs listed In the Consumer Tire ' IS EASY TO PLACK of Globe Mortgage Co. nil type1; of real estate, with an tires underinflated by four naturally with use and will Guide, Motorists may obtain a llackerisack." It"wt1l~mo ids of air pressure have subside-as the tire cools, "FFeT"£opy bjr SindhTl T • • Jl'ST PHONE tread life cut by ten per cent; —Rotate tires according to 686-7700 possible, ho said, the million. Globe Is the mortgage itamped, seH-addresied, production and sale of many hanking subsidiary of underinflation by 12 pounds patterns in the car owners business SIM envelope to Tire Ask lor 'Ad Taker «na sh« cm cut tire life 40 percent. will help you with n Result more homes in tht> Garden Financial Resources Croup manual -or as recommended Industry Safety Council, Box Goiter Want Ad Slate. "New Jersey lias been 'O-T-Ci, , Thi department also has by tire manufacturers, IMJ, Waihington, DC, J00I3. estimated tire consumers -Remove foreign Ipnd $4.8 billion a year on such as stones, glass new replacement tirei. fragments or metal from lire "Even with only five per tread before it becomes im- N.J. Authorized cent excess wear, un bedded and possibly damages •Stlltel Repair derinflation would cost fire the lire, Custom Repair 'Then aren't making places like users 1250 million this year," -Cheek wear patterns on Maelolm R Love!!, Jr., tires as clues to proper wheel. Work On chairman of the Tire Industry Ail Lighting Village Harbour anymore. Safety Council, pointed out - This meant at least $62,5 Full Selection el Waterfront land at die Jersey shore is scarce — ' SHORE LIVlNG—A grovt of young trees shades intranet to this home at Fawn Lakes, an adult million would be lost during a Lighting Fixture* & Umpi community located In Manahawkln, 10 minutei from Long Biaeh lilind resorts. Home prices but at Village Harbour we have more homes and quarter-year But turnpike Q Home Consultations in the 2,200-unit development itart at under 120,000. reeordi show thai passenger BKUIAI ShowER? Avillablt homesHes oh ttie-water than anyplace~eker «ir travel doubles or even triples in peak summer Eligint On or OH PrfmiSii Daily Io 5 P.M. driving months compared Cittrini At Affcrdibtc Pfiees Thurs. Ill 9 ^Villdjjp llirl)our gives )ou Ihc seashore ihewjy >ou winr ii' Fawn Lakes is featuring with winter "Underinflated tires waste 233-5542 STUDIO gasoline, too, because they uie 1 LIGHTING more energy, Lovell said. 259 Morris Ave new and renovated units Government surveys have Springfield 'Own a Whin Long Beach Island is two duplex units-a one- "The uniti have year-round shown that more than one out build your own!" of four cars has at least one One Block Men NiwimY'i Village Harbour homi Build your dicam on a Townihip Mayor James bedroom at $21,900 and a two- heated sun porches, which can seriously underinflated tire Year 'round Homes on the Prime waterfront lot on Mancini decided to purchase bidroom at $22,900. double for bedrooms in an 376-7210 water from (he upper 20's the lagoon or Manahaw property on Fawn Lake for "There li only a single one- emergency." Correct inflation pressure includes bulkhcading, kin Bay. Homesik-s on the divilopmint of homing for bidroom unit still left," Fawn Lakes is a planned for your tires can be found in ••••••••••• 8'/4%, 25-year financing water Irom $6500 to middls-aged persons, hi Mancini said, adding, "Wi adult community for those the car owner's manual or on available to qualified buy $25,000, 8%, financing dlicovered he had received a have many excellent choices aged 45 and over. The project, a sticker attached to the door VILLAGE BARN % available to qualified buy- bonus. in the two-bedroom houies." located three miles east of or glove compartment Maximum inflation prciiure A seashore homo ilie way On the land he bought, there Mancini said the new homes Exit 63, Garden State Park- I ons RESTAURANT * is molded into the lidewil! of it should be. Homr .iiiti ](i[ mviu'fs jji' now already were in exiitence 12 in the Ocean County way, will, when complete, i iinfyin^ f ull n\ re.iiiun.il (ji il- dupltx and quad-type homes. the tire. fully wint(Mi7r(l ycir 'round development will include include 2,100 units plus its own " BBICENTENNIAL EXTRA SPECIAL!!! iiii-s iiu lulling swiiiidiit^ pool. ihopping, complex, trans- Pressure in tires should be hornet ill V illdKt'Hail>oui — ui U'nmv .mil shiiilli>ho,irt) The strueturii wire com- many onf-bedroom uniti. . July 4th Holiday Weekend Only! K hiv — irTtknie torn pletely renovated and now sit "In fact," he said, "one of portation, recreation and checked before starting out plclp kitchi-ns. WJII IO iv.ill in a prime lection of Fawn our more expensive homes ii a clubhouse facilities. It ii when tires are "cold " Up to FILET MiCNON niju Lakes, which ii on Rt. 72 in one-bedroom unit. It has many located in the gateway to Long four pounds of air pressure J Vljintt_ninip ihould be added if driving for IHL'jns fllurv lun time ft> Manahawkin, opulent features, and is ex- Beach Islam), town of STEAK'A LB. On Toast hi' uluili- "We took many of our ideas tremely attractive to a lingli Manajiawkln. For information long periods at high legal With Prtnch Frlti, Ltnuei tnd TamttHi for the newiiomii from those person, or a man and wife readen may call (BOB) 597- speeds, but maximum tire already existing. They are whole family ii grown. 321L pressure must be observed. * DON'S IS FiATURINO OUR ALL.NI,W fine, well-built structures, and Other tire safely and SALAD SAR will be an integral part 'of the maintenance tips for summer Fawn Lakes drivers suggested by the Mancini explained. Council are: —"Bald" tires with less thai bonus with the purchase of the one sixteenth inch of tread land, Mancini plans to offer remaining are skid-prone and the homei as a bomii to get more flats. They should be * * buyers. * PAINTIRS, ATTBNTIONI Sell The quad-type homes, with yaurifll to oysr, IQ.MQ famine! •our one bedroom, are being of- with • low.e«i WIM'U. Call M4- 1050 STUmSAM m.. IRVIHBTON * Route 71 Jrid Iht fly, juii 1 mllti »«i of Long If 1th lilind, fered lor 111,900, whUttwo (At Mill Rd.) Fine Dining In Churmlno Atmouphert bedroom homes are being **** offered for $19,900, There also MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER PRETTY VIEW...
HOMESTEAD HAVEN -Josephine Kollmer, a resident of Homestead Run in Toms River, has found her unit in the We've got a great vieW ... but mnlnlr homo community offers ample space for hei more important, what's inside is favorite hobbv eaidening Season.il displays of flower > even better! Seventeen stories of and year round Rreenerv highlight the plot elegance offering a comfortable lifestyle, every conceivable amen- ity, an array of social and recre- Homestead Run ational activities, and a value that's hard to match! has 'garden spot' Compare Channel Club Tower, Folks know that summer is back I came. This time Io with any other luxury condo- really here when thev drive by Toms River and Homestead Josephine Kollmcr's home, Run" minium and you'll see the The neat mobile home on "I'm an outdoor person. The difference: Floral way in Homestead Hun. fact that my mobile homo is so (iff Rt: 70 in Toms River, has a easy to maintain, I have more Large private b»lcony ... Entrance foyer . . . reputation as one of the best lime than any conventional Spacloui room! . . . Individually controlled heat kept and most attractive home would ever allow me. and air conditioning . .. Ample closet andstorago landscaped units in theThis king of living also suits (pace ... Solar tinted windows and sliding window community. And its mistress my pockctbook." Take your children to your nearest Children walls .. . Wall to wall carpeting and vinyl flooring works hard to keep up her Besides her. gardening Supreme Savings' Office will discover that in a wide choice of colors . .. Pre-wired talophono image. avocation and her skills at and pick up — absolutely free — these posters and TV outlets in all living rooms, bedrooms end a beautifully illustrated 11" X18" dens . . . Luminous kitchen celling fixture . . . "1 grow and combine almost arts and crafts, Mrs. Kollmer are a colorful Deluxe 22 cu. ft., slde-byside no frost refrigerator everything," agrees Mrs. helped form a group for single Bicentennial wall poster. There's and exciting way to freezer with built-in ice maker-. . . Range with Kollmer, "spruce, several women like- herself--at no deposit required. learn about our nation's double ovens, one seltoleanlng built-in exhaust... kinds of ivy, honeysuckle, Homestead Run. "We get Youngsters will love displaying glorious heritage Individual compactor ... Automatic dishwasher dogwood, mountain pinks, together every other Friday this educational and historical . . . Deluxe clothes washer and dryer . .. Quality peonies, and all kinds of an evening, or go on day trips, or What better way could cabinets and woodwork , . .High quality bath nuals My list goes on and on ".lust out to lunch Between this document in their bedroom or ^ —there be to commemo- fixtures Including extra large bathtubs, deluxe playroom. It features our -The Homestead Run gar- group and this group and the ' rate the 200th birthday showers, single lover faucets'• with temperature other clubhouse activities, Declaration of Independence and 4 Of our democracy? control, color coordinated sinks. . . Canopied dener, widowed and grand- mothejvjs originally from there's always something a group picture of all its m. That's why we're entrances to a gracious lobby • • • Spacious social signers, as well as pictures of lounge •• • Men's and wbnien't health club* with Elizabeth.vShe and hegoinr g on." ty v f giving away froo saunas, exercise equipment, lockers and showers . . . husband later lived in Mrs. Kollmer.agrccs that a every U.S. president. Vivid H \ jr posters to every- Resident menager . . . 24-hour doormen service,. . . Freehold, and during their lot of people don't know quite reproductions of the 27 dif- \J/»l4 one, just for . 'Closed circuit TV security . T, Three automatic'elevators vacations, look their first look what to expect "of mobile ferent flags that have f t stopping by any-' . . .Cable TV . . . Rrlvata locked storage bin fqr each at mobile living in Florida; homes or mobile living; "I flown over, our great * hf Supreme Savings' apartment and bulk storage ... Seven acres of beautiful "later, I looked over a lot of gucss'some still think that we country have also been n Office. (Hurry — landscaping and walkways . . . Two tennii courts ilium live in old-fashioned trailers," emblazoned on our inated for night play . . . Haated and lighted swimming mobile home communities/' 1 while supplies last.) pool with chaises and tobies . . . Membership at tha explains Mrs Kollmer. "I she laughs, '-'and those awful Bicentennial poster.' exclusive Channel Club*./.Covered parking with private even lived for a while in one in irailer camps. When .they assigned spacesT". .~Ample~parklng~fdr guests .'. . Bus -Pennsylvania.-Bust most of come here, they see the dif service to Port Authority and Wall, Street.. .And Morel my friends-were in this area ferencc.. this is a lovely, and part of my family too, so settled community " View or Value? - At Channel Club Tower you get both!
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&.»• ••••» America: Past, Present And Future, Here's To Our Next 200! Our Bicinttnnlal. It rnians more to Americans It's an opportunity for ail of us to look back at our And, perhaps most Important, It enables us to stt than just a celebration. It strves as a stepping great historical struggle for Democracy. To look at that the future of America now lies In OUR hands. stone to tht future. It's a door liadlng to bigger and the present and seg how much has been And all of us, as Americans, have tht knowledge accomplished in only 200 years. and foresight to make the next 200 years even better achievements. better than the first. This mmSMsgrn presmntmd as a publle smrvltm by thm communlty-mlnded firms llsimd below: * * ASSOCIATED AUTO PARTS DON'S VILLAGE BARN RESTAURANT HILTON SCRiiN & LUMBER CO. Open Nights Family Style Restaurant "See Us For Personal Service" 300 E, ElEHzabitl h Avenue 1050 Sfyyvisant Avenue 2170 Springfield Avenue Linden 862.0600 Irvington, N.J. 374-0404 Vauxhall, tMJ. 686-7108 Now "Featuring New Salad Bar LOCAL .No. 595 UNITED AUTO WORKERS SA-LEE SHOPPi "Our Compliments to America's Workinq Force" — 1013 Springfield Avenue Welcome Back To Our Laid Off Imployees Irvlngton, N.J. 373-OOSf Local No. 595 Executive Board Moderate Price Dresses & Coats * Size 10 to 20 & 14Va to 24Va Mil Ptrtz, President BIG BICENTENNIAL SALE Linden LEONARD-LEE FUNERAL McCRACKEN FUNERAL * AMERICAN ALUMINUM BUYER'S FAIR CHARLES F. HAUSMANN & Womtn'i Apparel SON FUNERAL SERVICE , HOME Donald Hendrlckson, Manager 301 iait Slsnlte Street IW nterrlt Avenue Union, N.J, M4.4700 3U Coif Strtet "Labels Out.Prleei In" 1037 Sanford Avenue Linden, 4M-4WI William F. McCracken irvlngfon, N,J. J7S.JJM Size HO I * 2M S, Wood Avenue Linden B62-7888 Irvlngfon, N.J, SJi-Sm Mere thin half, century of PLATRON1CS INC. BINDER, LIFSON LINDEN GARDENS Precision, Electroplating STANLEY'S RESfAURAf ECHO JEWELERS service to the people of An Adventure In Eating & BORRUS "JiWILRY AS YOU LIKE IT" this community Chines^ & Amtrlein"Ristiurant for the Electronic Industry ' * Luncheon & Dinner Nmn 301 Commerce Road Linden MJ-MOO . Corner of Springfield PROFESSION OF INSURANCi All Jewelry Work Dene Avenue & Morrli Avenue Tike Out Orders \ 3?1 Millburn Avenue On Premises IRVINGTON SHELL! INC. Springfield, N.J. 376-20O0 * AAlllburn, N.J, 374.H1M * 1571 S fttarrls Avenue Volkswagen Specialists 25 West Elizabeth Avenue SERVICE HARD (Across frorn Holy Spirit Qiureh) General Repairs on all can Undin MJ.3444 CHROMIUM CO, STONEWALL SAVINGS & BOTTOM OF THE BARRIL Union, N,J, 681-0322 117J Clinton Avenue 1012 Gfieiey Avenue off Rt, » LOAN ASSOCIATION (Formerly Smith Lounge) Happy ileentinnlil. Richard 8. Mark Irvlngton, N.J. 171.4577 MAPLIWOOD PARTS Union, N.J, MJ.7910 701 North Wood Avenue * 647 Sanfdr > BUKOWIEC'S FABRIC N' HALFWAY L_ ISE LINDEN MOTOR NICOLAS STEAK k MLEV POINT MARKET RiiioyraM cotktill uno« * Ikciuilvi Hair Styling Per CENTER lOrtn Welcome HO ill pertonal Touch alnnunt * 2171 . .,,.., , NJ tfam j Ylrn, Crewel, NlMIr THtHlALTH IHOPP1 * The louna Factory jt LION, NINO'S BEAUTY H, SCOTT EXCAVATING CO, .ihdtn '"•rUCfMriM Psrtl Production IIWUSHlBliwaylJ TUSCAN DAiRY MOuntSlnJltJ,, NJ WllM ALLEN'! PHARMACY SEVEN BRIDGE LUMBER m NORTH WOOD AVENUE FOUR SEASONS PLAY LINDEN mMi * PARK PLASTICS VenTtl« ULLRICH COPPER. INC. * AMALGAMATED CO. V» Springfielld AAvenuv e 2 nlonrNj'ettKH MWSrNJ4M«60 [J UNION 104 E. ELIZABETH AVENUE ear of Club Diiaa m f MAPLECRE8T LINCOLN LINDEN 41343)0 mm \ UNION CENTER CARD i« ireoKsl•""fflBS MERCURY. INC. PAUL SEVERANCE Irvlnsten, I CARTERET RAVINOi / Aultorliad SalM L Sarvlca PARKWAY WOZNIAK & GIFT SHOP " SAvanua - NC. v * ANDY'S PORTING \N ASSOCIATION -4*54 HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL MEMORIAL HOME . - FfnLI Ray t. WoinUK, Memoir •per OQOpi CENTER FRED HAFNER So Myrtle Avenue reet IIS Cllnwn Avanui MARIE'S BEAUTY Irvlngton, NJ S3 O5OS 954 Irvlnoton, NJ 3JI-0OII IB cjtiinut itrta! SHOP RITE STORES ROUIIl, NJ "iptciALizmiptciALizma IN PAUL MILLER SHEET a, WAKEFERN FOOD CORP si? BsyiiviPd : IDEAL DAKY 600 vork itrMI * ANGELO'S AUTO Kenllwortli Jil-ny ssir IONS ALL vss&mssir ailiaMtn nf uoo * COMMUNITY STAT1 BANK 555 FRIEDMAN BROS,, MARTILINDEN N145 5W1TZBUR5 G , SERVICE & TRUST COMPANY INC. 'SI lrvmoton,"Nj"371 «700 OFFICES IN LINDEN RAHWAY FlDor Coverlno Speclelltt* IRVINGTON CAB CO. E>N! Colllilon 8, Imurance work ROSELLE n!1500 Largeit s«lat(lon of MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT Cerpett Linoleum Brotdloom Tile — PEABOPEAB N AGENCY; INSURANC6 CORPORATION Uli Sprlntlllelii Avenue ANN-LOUISE Irvlngfon 1J1-S900 ir^""" SMALL LOT STAMPING CO Agency "Spaclallilno In Short IRVINGTON HAIR enccy for Motor Club Run Stamping" CORSET SHOP MARTY'S PLACE All your naMt under ONE ROOF CONTE'S DELICATESSEN CnHee-JandwIcHei 1M0.1540 W EME.UL U Avanua 1022 stuyvaianT Avenua GARDEN STATE BOWL STYLISTSTY S vM'SprtraflaiM'S'S a Avenue at DISCOUNT PRICES Union, NJ 80 11M For Fancy Cold Cut PKtten Try UUJW«caica_n .tak_ e care 117 Itth Avenue (Cornlr Stuyvnant Avenue) Ltndtn K2 4I0O t. Sanowlcti.i Italian Putry & GEORGE'S PRO SHOP off jllall[ your naadt Irvlngtdii, NJ 3W-I5M Irvlngton, MJ J» 1544 214 Mounte'ln Avenue "NIM Place to Bowl 1252 ssrlngflald Avanuiit Sltllld NJVt21211 for Nice People" lrvlnjton,lfj 372 94»3 IRVINGTON LOCK 12J4Sprln(ir/lald°Jvanua INaar Lyoni Avtnua) RIG GEORGE • WOMEN'S MO Railway Avenue irvlnoton, NJ 17] Mi MICHELE BEAUTY union, NJMMB30 — SPRINGFIELD DIE & MEN' S FASHIONS THE COTTAGE GRILL "iPlCIALTIES ARE OUR BUSINESS REMINGTON-O1T at wholaiala ratall prlcti v Cedar Avtnue JENEWEIN CASTING CO., INC. fa>7« Lynm Avinua Linden K3 M14 AGEN fii Laklnoton Aveitua (OPP Francli Chavrolat) VOLKSWAGEN Keniiwortti, NJ iaotm 5 0>07 ISSXlNflaKJAv., rlyltoa trvlngton LINDEN iat 42 SPRINGFIELD FLORIST sat 10 to 4 MIKBAL PRINTING Cut Flvwera i. Plintt Women'i plm no needlai lultl AH Aranoementi we Dallvei": Man'i leliure mill CO. BROTHERS 7a Mountain Avenue GENTECH INDUSTRIES, ll Induitrlal Printing rtLlql^or. Springfield, N J. *4> J3M VERMITOX LABORATORIES, ' NJ in ait INC., SPRINGFIELD, SUBURBAN Termitmi e a. Peal C speclaiKta-AIcl I Ta B CertlflcationtWboltullfl e nu* ' f aftlt Product! GIBRALTAR SAVINGS RUNAWAY TRAVEL ar^ Orugi) C A LOAN ASSOCIATION J si f loirsouth Qranga Ava aning Room Avallabli V.llrturojJjul allvarlM a, Mimnuar Other offlcei In EMt Orangi, imica-Alrpon Traval dunonam a, Cedar Knoiii. SUPREME SAVINGS ft GLOBE TRAVEL NEW JER8ERY CRANKSHAFT, SERVICE SERVICE vis^rS'nr^™ LEHMAN MANUFACTURING WEST, LAKE AUTO BREEZE CORPORATIONS, R ENOINIIRINO YOBKWODb HAVINGS * 8AS8ON'8 YOUTH THOMAS UNCOLN Chllnnn'i rvinoton, NJ SMITI* Learning Center iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii at Brearley lists The Mountainside Community Pool will sponsor an adult buffet parly summer program Saturdiy, July 11, it I-JO p.m, Food will be provided by the Galloping Hill English as a sicond language, adult basic Caterer), Reaervatlons can be madr at education and the high school completion the pool office program will be offered this July by the Union iiiiiiiiiiiiiinuliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii County Regional High School Adult Learning Center, The canter Is located in a portable classroom unit on the grounds of the David Shape-up course Brearley Regional High School, Monroe avenue, Kenilworth. offered at Dayton Starting on Tuesday, classes will be hold on Tuesday!, Wednesdayi and Thursdays through The Union County Regional High School July 29. District Adult School will offer n "netting in Morning and evening sessions will be offered. Shape and Staying There" course beginning on The morning clan runs from 9 • 30 to 11 • 30, with Wednesday at Jonathan Dayton Kegioniil High the evening eJassschtduied from 7:30 to 9:30. Srhooi In Springfield Harry Linkln, Adult School director, and The class will meet three timns n wi-r-k Harriet Diamond. Adult Leaming Center Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7 to nii > *< reijiemilinn fPF will he enarged programs. Moreover, students can register for Molly Singer of Welt Orange and Ben|amln Semel of Irvlngton in counting proceeds courses at any time during July. from fund-raising project held at a recent Pacemaker Foundation luncheon. The For further Information, readers may con trio, all of whom waor cardiac pacemakers, ware among 400 per»on§ attending the WINNERS IN LANGUAGE TIST — David Klingiberg (left) ond Elizabeth Napl#r, tarl Linkin at 376-6300. program, at which the Foundation presented o Holttr monitor, a wheelchair and a Lifesaving class studenti at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, w»r» among the winner! In a $5,000 donation to Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, and on external pacemaker national esnttit sponsored onnuoily by the American Aiioeioiion of T«ach#ri t>\ to St. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson. Former resident slated by YMCA French. Standing are the tfudenfi' teacheri, Carolyn Pahrmann (l#ft) and Miriam Sllpowiti. Mrs Napier was fourth In th« nation in the third !•«•! t«t- Kllngthsfg Ulllilillllillill!liMIUilllliillll!ll!!UIIIIII!llllll!lllllllll!!!IIIIIIIMIIllililll(il!illiil!{lll!illllliililllillll!ll!llllllli!!llll!lilliiil!llui imiiiiiiiii.miiiiiiiiiiii Advanced livesaving will be taughl on sis had ths highest fourih l»v»l score in the rn«fropoll!on area. awarded degree rnnsoculivt' Saturdays at the Wi>sifipld VM Arthur Francis Lombard, ion of Mrs. Frank 1 Letters To editor f CA'.H Four Seasons Outdoor Center beginning Lombard BWlhe late Mr l^ombard of Toms ^•iiiiiiiiiJitiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiifiiiiifiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiifR July lOiind finding on Aug 14. Class will he held River, formerly of Mountainside, was PARK ROUTE OPPOSED Trenton and Washington Two thoughts stand from 111 a m until noon and fffim I until 3 p.m graduated on June 9 from Ocean founty with an hour lunch-rest break Transportation Public sessions format 1 was shocked by Mr. Riceiardl's statement out In my mind at the moment for rejectlnu College in Toms River He received an will he provided from the Westfielrl V by van associate degree in arts in the Echo that he approved of the route Alternative G, through the park for 7B and that it should be leaving at 9 am: and returning at 4 p m Lombard was the recipient of the Charles j Mountainside's consultants, Dames and built as soon as possible. If he hasn't any The cnsl of the course plus transportation is Aheles Scholarship given to the student with Moore, make a strong point of the apparent fact consideration about ruining a natural park, he that the borough, as a retult of Alternative G, $30 Registration cards are available at the altered by district board the highest average in language, literature or should at least hesitate to ruin Mountainside. Westriofri YMCA's front desk To bt> eligible, philosophy. He was a member of the National would lose many citizens who contribute out- There are two large interchanges in that five one must be 15 years old before the course Honor Society and received presidential standingly to community life. This is one of the 1 Th f Sfft" fhuriday, July 1. 1976. EARLY COPY Hiking club plans Publicity Chairman are, urged to Johnson, Evans observe the Friday deadilni for oth«r ^Arthur JL, Course in mysticism offered 'bootleg ramble' VduiV named chairmen than spot news. Include yog^nartte, Members and guista of the Union County address and phone number. OPTICIAN in Summer Session at UC Hiking Club will hive a bootleg ramble on at Union College Saturday, The leader will be chosen from In participants. The group will meet it Trallside •••'CftKi i MM " Dr. Lawrence Johnson jr., and Prof. Paul 0. Mysticism in Literature will he offered sit In addition, developmental counts In Museum, Watchung Reservation at 10 a.m. SPRINGFIELD . Evani havt b«en clectid chalrmin of Union College Crrmford, for the firsl time in communication skills, mathemntics and the DECORATING SUPPLIES On Sunday, a Jockey Hollow Bicentennial academic departmints at Union College. Hummer Session II according to Prof John sciences will be offered in Summer Sesiion II. Pastry Bags & Tubes -Novelties • ?ii MORRIS AVI, rWRlQL hike will be led by Chris Kaufmann. The group Crinford, it was announced this week by Prof Wheeler, director This is the second year (hat Union College . • Speciality Pans •Cookie Cutters IPRiNSFIILD, N.J., (CI0»d WtdMMin) will meet at the visitor'i center parking area In Elmer Wolf, dean of the college. What mysticism is. how it is represented in has conducled two complete six-week summer •All Occasion Ornaments jockey Hollow al 10 a.m. This will be an eight Dr. Johnson wai elected chatTman of 1he literature and the revival of myslicism in «,esslons. Prof Wheeler noled. Scheduling, he or nine mile hike in an historical eara. Par- Classes Now Forming Economici, Government, and History loday's society are nmnni! Ihe lopics In he said, permits an ambitious student to earn up to 1 lielpanti are requested to bring lunch. Wilton Products Department, lueeeedlng Prof Thoma« Kehoe rnplnred in ihc cnursi , he said 24 credits in a single summer, which is almost fl Information about the Hiking Club may be and Prof, Evani wai named chairman f the The three credit emirse i« nnc of more than BO the equivalent of ;i full academic year obtained through the Union County Park Piyehology-Sociology Department. swoMKlinB college credit courses in be offered in Summer CloiedForVaeition In person registration for Summer Session II Commiiiion recreation department, Prof, Gunari Salins Session I! which runs from July 12 through will be conducted on Thurgdayjuly 8, from 6 to CREATE-A- CAKE SATURDAVJULVH Departmental chairmen at Union CoMigR are Aug 19 Clasep'i will ho conducted mornings « pin at the Cranfnrd Campui. Applications •M.UMIHI, ATTENTION I Stll your services te Will Reopen MONDAY, AUG. 2 I'lected by mf>mti|ire of thi« depflrtmriit foi («'" :md evi>ninE« M'miins Ihr'uigh Thursdays will be accepted Monday through Friday from ovtr M,000 IK«I famlllii with a loweolt Want Ad. Ml MAGIE ML ^ Call 684 7700 FREE PARKING IN REAR v»ar terms snth Mysiirimu if I His original home, which was destroyed by fir* around the turn of the century, was situated a ihort distance away on what is now Crane street, near Wheattheaf road, also on land that at one time wai a , WE'RE section of rill property. The Family Savings Bank OVER STOCKEDl The^tpllta, built in 1940, stands at a fitting tribute to a Wat American whose belief in liberty and • CHRVILM ~"V_ OUR 125th ANNIVERSARY • 1851_-1976 human dignity neverwalvered during th* dark dayr- rVDlutwirbefor* final victory wat achieved over a ttrang and powerful fee. In SCOTCH PLAINS: NORTH AVE. t CRESTWOOD RD. -654-4622 In MIDDLETOWN: I HARMONY ROAD - 671-2609 Member F.O.I.C. ~ SAVINGS INSURED TO S40.000 ICT ST." -••.•.'• ..... j-i-% • .M Plans for col leg© Reunion planned, mads by Dayton's by Class of 1966 athlete graduates A number of Jonathan Dayton Regional High of Gov. Livingston School senior athletes have completed their The Class of 1M6 of Gov, Llvlngiton Reglorfal college plans, according to Athletic Director High School, Berkeley Heights, which is 1 MiMT ranheUI. planning a 10-year reunion Nov. 28 at the Town Wrestling star Bill Francis has received a 4 Campus, Union, has been unable to contact a Booster Club Scholarship, but his college number of its members. choice ii indefinite. Tennis ace Donn Fishbein Persons who could help locate the individuals will attend Penn State. listed below have been asked to write to Jane Graduating gymnasts include Melissa Adam DePrancesco, 161 WesterveHave,, North Purkheiser, University of Michigan, and Plainfieid 07080, or Ella May iStenfors, -107 Jenifer Pitney, Carnegie-Mellon University. Mountain ave, Berkeley Heights 07922. From the track team, Bill BJorstad will The "missing" ex-students are; enroll at Trenton Stats College, with a Booster Constance Addis, Karen Anderson, Eitella Club scho]dftfflp.!Jbnri ffelser will attend Duke Amaud, Ronald Backfish, Susan Beagle, Ava University; William Leber, Stevens Institute of Belohav, Inez Boneka-Borthiewici, Robert Technology- Robert Petomskl.'Seton Hall, and Brandt, Christine Callahan, Lynda Camuso, Vlclor.Vltale. Union College. Lynn Carter, Anna Marie Catlano, Justine . JvteurtfalniWt iumrr.tr playground program lait w«*k. Th» ployflround «»a»on, Plans for football players, with some Cialella, Robert Curtis, Connie Danlelson, which bagan June 21, run* through Aug. IS, with Mttiont Ming h.ld Monday duplication of names with other sports are; Bob Daniel Dayton, Robert DeMonteL Deborah McGurty, West Point, with the full scholarship WINNERS AND CHAMPS—Showing th« «ff«ctt of their comeback rally to tl« the Red Douglas, Paul Driver, Prank Flllppont, through Friday from f o.m. te noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. ot fh« lehobrook School. provided for all cadets; jot Mlrto, Ursinus, Saronl, S-S, and capture the fourth annual Dally Intramural Program Physical Barbara FHnt, Joseph Formica, Gail Poster, partial scholarship; Jack Flood, Lycoming, Education Rtertatlon (DIPPER) floor ball league championship ore members of the Paul Fredericks, Susan Fulshaw, Debbie partial scholarship-, Greg L|es, Brandywin§, winning STP-6 team. From left (kneeling) head tennis and wrestling coach Rick Oaynes, Barry Greenberg; Rf.78 awarded partial scholanhlp; Tom King, Delaware le-eono end studtnt Brian Kukon of Springfield; (standing) DIPPER Director John Robert Herschman. Thomai Hariog, John (Continued fram p*gt 1) Valley, partial scholarship; Frank Bladis, Swedish, student Steve Matytek of Mountainside, assistant baseball and soccer Hopkins, Laurelyn Howells, Paula Hunohar, though none wtre from Mountainilde-the Union; Jeff Pittenger, Clarion; Bob Potomski, coach Jack Wasowskl (who scored (our goals and was named MVP), assistant William Jones, Robert Johnson, Stephen community most affected by the South of Park to local graduates Seton Hall; Vince Mlrabeila, Rutgers Newark; Kaufman, Robert Kinelski, Nell KJlgman, reutt-all ipefce out against thit ilignment. Union County Technical Institute recently wrestling and soccer coach Steven Cohen and assistant track and football coach Mike • Menza, Union, and Mark Tryon, Robert Koiub. The Student-Teachers-Players Six team also lnrli.H«H Rick Welnberg, Karen Kovalcik, Barbara Lake, Draw Laiko, Included In their number wii held commencement ceremonies Tor 387 Moravian, students In Scotch Plains The ceremony Mike Lernmtrman, Frank Coelho, and Steve Einstein. Robert Leahy, Lynda Lee, Richard Lehne, Congretiwomin Milllcint Fenwlek, who wn Scott Lindgren, Warren MacarelH, Thomas unable to attend the hearing because the House marked the end of one or two years of mdy In 21 career-erlented programs. Two studenjs from Maiurro, Kurt Manz, Theodore MargopulOi, of Representatlvei was In union, but who tent Henry Scott Marinelli, Caroline Mazur, a representative from her office to reid her Mountainside received associate in applied sciences degrees for two years of study. 9 on honor roll Grand jury gets case of man Timothy McDowell, David Mtilboom, Patricia official statement. She noted iht was "very Moirano, Linda Mooney; much opposed to the South of Park route," The graduates were: Bruce French of citing »5 million worth of highway construction Wyoming drive, respiratory therapy; and at Pingry School Daniel Mott, Karl Mrozek, Simon Mundy, already built which would be tost, the high Frank Modrowiky of Sylvan lane, elee- Nine Mountainside student* have been charged with assaulting officer Graig Naylor, Steven Nielsen, Alan Qertel, construction costs, and the loss of tax ratables tromeehanical technology, named to the honor rail for 1975-76 at the Plngry Lawrence Olsen, Daniel Pilladino, Herbert to the affected towns "which would be John Gambling, the host of WOR radio's School, Hillside, according to H. Westcott The case of an IS-year-old Wiitfield resident, The defendant, Gerald L Canfield, had been Pease, William Pierce, Thomai Pltier, Sidney disastrous." "Rambling with Gambling" program, Cunningham, headmaster. charged with assaulting a Mountainside police stopped for quiitioning by police at 1 a.m. June Pomper, Michael Prisco, Patricia Sale, Joseph officer, was rerirrid to the Union County 21 while walking along Mountain avenue. When Saloom, ArthurSavaeool, Alan Schnell, Jeffery "The South of Park route li neither en- delivered the commencement address on the They ire: Marii Fagei of Longviiw drive Grand Jury following a preliminary hearing he reportedly beeamu abuilve and Officer Smith, John Spigel, Douglas Sulzer, Crete vironmintilly nor economically sound," her responsibility of a graduate towards the and Mary Beth Kelman of Birch Hill road. before Judge Jacob ft, Bauer at the June 23 Hirman Hafeken attempted to handcuff him, Terjeien, Prank Traver, William Van Daalen, statement said, "and I urge the DOT to drop all society, • Form VI; Steven Calderone of Celes avenue and Judith Sildel of Longvlew drive, Form V, session of Mountainside Municipal Court, he allegedly punched Hafeken in the faci. Kathy Van Order, Anthony Viscitp, Virginia consideration of this overly expensive find ill. Voigt, Stephen Wach, Terry Westman, Mar- conceived plan." . yiliiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii!y Christopher Allan of pak'Tree road, Thomas In other court action, fines were levied againit eight motorists, all but one of whom shall Woodman. Following the public hearing and the Trynln of Chapel Hill, and John Michaud of Mrs, MancinelU earns also received penalties for contempt of court examination of all testimony, the DOT will Pyzzle Corner Bkwo terrace, Anne Chapin of Coles avenue, The exception was Robert Furman of Linden, lelect one route for the highway-a decision Form III; and David Calderone of Coles Ashbrook Nassau title who paid $20 for careless drivinp'on Park drive Miss Fine Is selected expected before the end of this year. LJ avenue, Form II, The Ash Brook Women's Golf Aisociation HAVING A PARTY? in the Watehung Reservation. as Y day eamp staffer A new Environmental Impact Statement on Unscramble and rearrange the letters and held a Nassau Tournament last week, Mrs, The other driveri were: Thomas M, Hen- that alignment alone must then be prepared, find twelve of the many items that should be Louis Manclnelli of Sunny View road, Moun- Jessica Fine of Mountainside-has been Hospital honors pair dricki of Metuchen, $20 for passing on the selected as a, volunteer counselor-in-training which will take another 12 to 18 months. When it included on your party shopping list. tainside won the night A best 18 holes 87-22-65 right; Joseph A. Augusta of Bound Brook, $15, is completed, it will be submitted to federal Helen Heltmann and Morton Abend of She also tied for low putts with 28, for the Summit Area YMCA's day camp this 1. CATSSLIPSFORSPOQKN. Mountainside were" awarded silver five-year without current vehicle inspection; Michael J. summer. agencies for study, with final approval coming 2. TEENSM1SHRRF. • In Flight B, Mrs. Michel Ouarino of Pud- Motto of Watehung, $15, unregistered vehicle, from the Secretary of Transportation. And, service pins by Memorial General Hospital, dinstone road, Mountainiide, tied for the best The Y sponsors two programs—Camp 3. SEEMSOAKINR. Union, at an employee recognition program. Thomas S, Dowiing of Plalnfield, $15, no before consfruction beglni, a design public 4. INNSAPK, from nine holes, 49-15-34, Cannundus for children In grades 2-7, and registration in poisisiion; Ronald B Barker of KinderKlub, a morning program for children hearing must be held. 5. DBARPALSCC, Momelair, $15, operating a motoreycli without According toon e DOT representative, it will 8, NOTEIFTC. Steel, Mohns honored aged 4-6. Brochures may be obtained by calling Fenton earns degree a valid cyclist's license; Rolf W Symannek of the Y at 27M330, be at least I960 before all approvals can be 7. DANCESL. New Providence, $15, failure to exhibit driver's obtained. Kurt Robert Mohns and Ronald A. Steel were Kevin P, Fenton of Summit road, Moun- 8, LSNQBQAL, named to the dean's list for the second 'license; Homer E. Young of Morris Plalni. Sis, S, FLEASETAFFR, tainside, was awarded a bachelor of icience failure to have auto reinspected. semester by West* Virginia Wesleyan College at degree in mechanical engineering from (he 10. CROWSTEALRQDS, Buckhannon, Young also paid a $10 contempt penalty; the 11. GLIVERBOASf. New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, Recreation at iti 80th commencement exercise May 28. others were fined $5 each for contempt, 12. SOILEDPIPBAR, PLANNING (Continued from pigt 1) Baccalaureate and advanced degreti were Symannek had been ticketed on Deer Path, ANSWERS Hartford dean's l/st to Yankee Stadium for the Cosmos' soccer granted to more than 800 student*. the others on Rt. 22. game. The bus Arilf leave Deerfleld School at 1, PLASTIC SPOONS-FORKS, 2, REFRESH- Two residents of Mountainside—Fred noon and return after the game, Tickets are 'ft' MENTS. 3. NO1SEMAKERS. 4, NAPKINS. S. Bearison of Longmeadow and Craig F, Citron GilKTAIL tor people u and under and $8 for those over 16.• PLAC1 CARDS. S. CONFETTI. 7. CANDIES. of Orchard road-were named to the dean's list Myerson on dean's list Gulden earns degree I. lAU^OONi. 9. PAPER PLAT1I. ' 10. The regUtr^Uon fee includes ticket, and bus for the spring semester at the University of Lorraine Myerson of Long Meadow, a-«^Bportation, People under1% must be ac- WwMttStRAWS 11. TAMiCOVlRS. «• Hartford CoUege of Art#.and Sdenoes, West from Baldwin-Wallace Ilipnt On oi Oft Premise! PAPER DOILIES, Mountainside, was named to the dean's list for Cittrint M IMHi PfUes eoffipaniedbyin adult. Registrations are being Hartford, Conn. the second semester at Virginia Com. BERSA, Ohio—Kevin R, Gulden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Gulden of Barton drive, accepted at Borough Hall weekdays between 9 NIIDHILFI Find IhB RIGHT PERSON with • Wtnt mpnwealUi University in Richmond, a.m. and 4 p.m. Mountainside, N,J., was awarded a bachelor of 233-5542 Ad. Call 6M-7700. Mu$le student 1$ elted mechanical engineering degree June 11 at Baldwin-Wallace College, Patricia A, Ludd of Fawn Mdge, Moun- Miss Rav/Hns honored tainside, a student at the Hart College of Muic Beth Rawlins of Knollwood road, Moun- school's 128th commencement in the R.S, Univeriity of Hartford, West Hartford, Conn,, tainside, was named to the president's list at Ursprung Gymnasium, has earned a place on the dean's list for the Union College, Cranford, in recognition of her CARPENTERS, ATTENTION I Itil yoyrififVovfr second semester of the 1975-76 academic year. academic achievement. 10,000 tamiMii with a low^oit Want-Ad, Cill mum. liliK'MIIAIIslHIIIiltlffin If you've ever applied for a bank loan or a store charge account, chances art Hollywood Memorial Park has selected a very there's a credit file on you at special tribute to America':, 900 years of freedom your local credit bureau or This mogniflcent Benningron fkig. measurjng 11' x 20' consumer reporting agency. will.be on display throughoul ihc summer Visitors SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE The file till what kind of credit risk you are, deter- are welcome from.,9-5 daily to tour our beautifully mined by the way you pay landscaped grounds and see our Flag first hand . 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'- v., npllcitlpn o< M AmirkM, \ah * V, construct mldinlltl i •dattlim (contrar(l contraryy to $Ktio$Kiion 12121-11(011 = of ttit MountiMMdAAwntifnlldti ZoninZonlnge Ordliunc*, , ' • AiyctM.' . MtKto. Echo, July 1, ' t WwmT%. WBttSIBBM ( ' > 1 •--•••v S''rt-.' i *' T •";: .;;4; IK I ,. •>, = r v- _ • \ *• - ,• - "• •••-.'• "J.;>'-:=''.'-?* v.- U'h^ Thursday, July 1. 1976 _ •'. i . _• |iitiiiiiiiiwu«miMiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliHiiiiiiin'Hii'iwiniHiiii«iiiimiiiniiiiwiiiiH ^HiTtin it tit tiitiittirntim m iiiiliniiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiniii inn mi Redforchcoiiceder | SUBURBANTCALENDAR pressures' on film Th* Information coritciinarfln th«t» llttlngt orlglnatti Uttlngi for thli calendar m»y DISC N DATA with th* •ponton of th* *v*nti.R*ad*rt or* ddvliVfi be Mrtt'tot Calendar Idltdr, Robert Redford, who stars to call th«ftpon'tori (telephon e number It Included In Suburban Publlihlng Corp., as Washington Post reporter ii By M11T H AMM E R •miiiiiiiiiii mi miiiiiiiiiiimiiiiillii tochr llttingpf they require additional Information. P.O. Box liqf, Union, N.J. Bob Woodward with Dustln 07083, Uttlngi mutt Include Hoffman at reporter Cart Pick Of The Ll"»... KlNfi slrumrntntlon and ileon, 2 Jl. Actor's Cafe Theatre, South date, time and plica of event/ harmonious vociils Kinn Bernstein, In Warner Munn and central avenues. 47J- nature of event) tponMrlrtg. HARVEST (A&M RECORDS Brothers' "All the President's Music, dance SP-4MI)) In 1873. King Hnr Iliirvest contains rock anil roll organfzetlon; telephone Borderline." "Little Bit l.ikc Men," now at the Mnplewood _ MADIIbfJ-'the tempest,'July 1 number for public Inquiries • vest had their firsl hit single Theathcr, Mnplewood, con- M.IRII As Soon As We Tan HoLMDiL-Oordon Llghtfoot, •nd nime and telephone on iinnlhiT li\t)cl, lillcil Ju v 1 ett 1:300 p.nip. . Tom JOIHJOIH, cedes that Influences, some number of perton tubmlttlng "DnncinR In The Mnonlight Gel II Together"), ballads Jully 3 iindd 33 • « pp.mm .G Gaorgg t i Vne.'i," 'Shine On. "Id subtle, and same not, were BuBurntt and CroCtroll Channlnghannlng. July item lor Hating. !l /.owned up I he singles brought to Bear upon him not S B at «•» p.m. JulJl y ,9 TO at V chiirls. und established (he Friends "I. instrumcnlnls dtSW c«nt»r. in( to go ahead with the filming of ?7 group as one of - thi- jnore Hue l)n Four Kim" ' ' 1 "Flv Bv") and even a hit of "Men. ' This picture is based MADIION-P»ulln« Konir Dane* Museums notahlc pop groups on I he on the book of that name by Contort July !> • p.m., N.J. v I) o linked the burglary of Film with Hilh Minschc and MOUNTAINIIDI-Trallild* N«- rrapprarrrt ond Mp.npd with Democratic National Com- lure and Science Centar. ('hiciigo's IVte Cetera, while mittee headquarter* at the' MOUNtAINSID«-Noluro fllmt. Watchung Restrvatlon. 23: 5M0 •\&M ROBERTREDFORD Sundays at 1, 3 and i p.m. Monday-Thursday, 3 to 5 p.m. Charles Lluyil lends 1111 in Watergate complex to the Trallsld* Nstura and Sclmrt Saturday Surajay, 1 fs J p m Center, Watchung Reservation, Nini IIIIMI riebnl jilliiiiii for -lilinii'ntnl assist In "Flv Bv this technique to miKe the Closed Fridays Planetarium White House, and how they 2325M0. shows Sundays at 2,} ond 4pm. A&M is ;i simple. nicl'Klic mil l.ilile Hit Like M.iRii1 subsequently uncovered the audience feel It Is really In on Wednesdays at 9 p m 1 the event. There is no SANOV HOOK-Allttalr Cooke't M.iU'nionl fcnlurinil ;ill I hi cover-up. 'America.' Saturdays at J p.m. NEWARK-N.J Historical iKRn'dlpnts Ih.'il nindi Kinn llarvesl is Rod Novak, distortion of the truth," through Sept. li, Auditorium, Redford's own attorneys Gateway National Park. (72. Society, 230 Broadway, 463 3939 "Diini-inn In Ilie Moonlight" a Ron Alll)iii-h. David "Dor Redford says there were no 0097. Wednesday Saturday, 9 30 to 5 were wary of the danger of known attempts to steal the prn perenniiil lighl, simple in Koliinson and Kd Tulcjii. making so sensitive a film negative or destroy the sound NIWARK-Newark Museum, « about real people who are still track or damage equipment, Washington st., 733 6400. alive. There would be no room Theater Mondoy-Ssturdoy, noon to I but the company suffered a p.m,, Sunday 1. to i B,m, for error, he was told, variety of minor nulsancei, A Planetarium shows Saturdays, SCENE FROM FILM DRAMA—Jock Nicholson li "We had attorneys on the.widily-circulatid report in- Sundays and holiday*. instructed in the inititution'i doily roytines-by-th» • set -every day " doling the titmi that President Gerald head nurie, Loulit Flefch#r, in 'One Flew Ov«r the filming,"saysRe.dfurd, whose Wtst State Itreet, (t Ford had requested that the Monday.Frlday,« a.m. to i p.m. Cuckoo's Ntst,' adopted from K»n Keiey'i novel. independent company, movie not be shown until after Planttarlum shows Saturdays, Picture opened yesterday at New Plaza, Linden, Wildwood Enterprises, made the 1076 elections, although •AST ORANOl-'Ona Flew Over Sundays, the Cuckoo's Neit,' by Dale • and Five Points Cinemo, Union. the movie. "But wi ituek Redford lays the President Wasstrman trem flit novel by very close to the book. This never ipoke with htm per- Ken Keley, Thursdays, Fridays story Is itiilf such a thriller lonally, and Saturdays at liM P.m., jyly Art that there wai no need tp "And permits to film on SUMMiT-Palntlngs by Carmi resort to literary license or 'Cleero , Storje" Mueller i Ballet sessions set certain locations were with- Waynarfl Sandola, Through j' fictionalizatlon," drawn without adequate | Theater Time Itil,. J1 ttoo 4 p.m., Sfnmlt Redford worked cloiily with explanations," Among these, C•*nt«rt , M •Im st, MM1J1. writer William Goldman and was the cancellation of a I Clock by Edward Villella director Alan J, Pakula, permit to film inside the White aniiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiin , Registration for the sum- Villella, the school's artistic "Thari'i enough realism in House." ELMGRA AMERICA'S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT*VALUE* ThePliayboy n I 1 _ ma _• f ^ § , , _. Britain and America which ultlmttly led to the •Thuridoy, July 1, 1976 New Jeriey was a reluctant rebel. Never, secure their rightj as Eri| imen, New Jer- In finally staking her claims to Independence look af NJ. on eve of Revolution ~ ssgwTsasn seyans deemed it necessa! to cease being New Jersey became one of the bloodiest bat- theless, the reactions of the colony were on occasion both strange and unexpected. British subjeete," tlegrounds of the war. The colony had neither a large cohesive Book recalls interesting, forgotten facts •mercantile or legal community, nor a newspaper or a nourishing printing profession. TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, A icholirly now volume describing New twin capltaii at Perth Amboy and Burlington ning point In AngleMmnriean relation!,. have a WI'LL BE Jeriey on the eve of the American Revolution and a separate treasurer for each division, "The abrupt ehang«i wlUnssed during the In fact, it produced only one inflamatory famillarUes readers with New Jersey's proud -The idea and the fact, if not the name, of war yean In the personnel and policy that had pamphlet during the pre-revolutionary period. nice weekend.. • colonial past at just the right time. the Garden State'goes back deep into Iti long guided the affairs of Empire constituted And yet, New Jersey was the only province to register opposition to the infamous Stamp Act Many a forgotten fact is brought to light In hiitory. The Jersey tconomy wai firmly rooted an administrative watershed. The accession of Whistle while you work ai an inf ringment of freedom of the press. CLOSED SATURDAYS Dr, Larry R, Gerlach'i- "Prologue to *otn the very beginning in agriculture and 22.yeaT.oId George HI to the throni In October independence, New Jersey in the Coming of the related businesses, of 1760 signaled the demise of the old Whig On the other hand, by mid-June of 1778, qnly American Revolution," published by the -The total population of New Jersey In 1770 system of factional patronage that had Maryland, New York and the Jerseys had not DURING JULY AND MI8UST Rutgers University Press ($28!. was 117,451, This Included a black population of dominated British political Ufa for the previous authorized their representatives in The book Is thoroughly researched from B,220, nearly all of them slaves, which meant half century and inaugurated a decade of un- Philadelphia to vote for Independence archivM and depositories throughout the that New Jersey had more slaves than any paralled ministerial Instability - As Dr, Gerlaeh explains, "Withdrawal from country and abroad, colony north of Maryland, "There commenced a re-evaluation and the empire was not embraced ai a viable alternative until after nearly all the other RELIABLE QUILT CO. Here are a few of the interesting facts about -There were only five incorporated cities in redefinition of colonial policy as both an ad- colonial New Jeriey presented by Dr, Geriach, New Jersey-EliMbeth, the largest with 1,200, junct and response to the alterations In the colonies had determined to chart an in an associate professor of history at the Perth Amboy, New Brunswick, Trenton and ' imperial balance of power wrought by the war. dependent course. New Jersey's attachment to "wvinwwvinw University of Utah who earned his Ph D a! Burlington, Subsequent implementaions of the new her lister colonies proved stronger than her lummir Hour., Mindly fury FrWiy I to I.JO loyalty to the mother country, In Rutgera in 1968, —Newark, though unincorporated, was the guidllnes produced a series of clashes between -New Jersey was originally known, for a second largest community, while Bergen, very short lime, as "Nova Caesarla," Bordentown. Freehold, Haekensack, -There were two Jerseys, East Jeney and Morriitown, Princeton and Salem were towns West Jeriey, from 1876 until the outbreak nf the of between SO and 150 households. Revolution, A union of sorts came into being in Reading Dr. Gerlach's volume, the reader is 1702 in a single royal colony, but there were struck by the similarities between the New Jersey of recent years and the New Jeney of 200 years ago. Crime was not unknown in colonial times, It New Liberty Park reached something of a climax on the night of July 21,1788, when someone swiped the entire open to the public East jersey treasury. Liberty State Park, located Just off N..J Enforcement of customs regulatloni, Dr. Turnpike Exit 14-B at jersey City, is now open Gerlach said, was virtually non-existent In the in the public free of charge decade prior to the Revolution, Shades of The park Is open seven days a week from R Prohibition and rum running in New Jeriey a.m. to 10 p.m. There is parking for 200 cars eartiir in this century, . and 20 buses. Then, too, there was Benjamin Franklin's Officially dedicated at ceremonies recently. famous remark about New Jersey dominated Liberty Park becomes the 24th park operated then, as it is today, by New York and by the New Jersey Department of Environ- Philadelphia, comparing it to a barrel being mental Protection, Division of Parks and lapped at both ends. Foreitry Franklin's natural ion, William Franklin, the ablest and last royal governor of New Jersey, The day-use park, offers a sweeping view of wrote in 1774 that "New York and Philadelphia the Statue of Liberty and New York harbor, are in reality the commercial capitals of East picnic facilities, walking and resting areas, and West Jersey." along with restroom and information display pavilion, Dr. Gerlach is worth quoting' in full on a broad interpretation of our revolution: EARLY COPY "The armed contest between Great Britain Publicity Chairmen art urged to and France that began in North America in observe the Friday deadline for other, 1754 and spread during the ensuing nine years than spot news, include your name, to remote corners of the globe—be It styled the address and phone number. Seven Yean War, the French and Indian War or the~Grral War for the Empire—was a lur-' For CRAFTSMANSHIP T IN THE About THIS WEEK'S LETTER; I OLD WORLD have this problem and 1 really need help. I love this guy—a TRADITION lot. We date sometimes and when we do we have a lot of fun. My problem is that he WBn't'ask me to go steady because he goei to a different school and 1 am one year older. To me, age doesn't , matter, I know he nirts with *otifr girls,but I can't tejl him anything because we aren't going steady, I don't date any BAKERY & PRODUCE STORE; other boys. My friends say he RESTAURANT: r is just using me, Ii he? OPEN 7 DAYS 8i30 a.mt to 9 p.m. OUR REPLY: in the first \\m to 10, MON, -SAT. place, you don't have a COFFEE SHOP- 'problem," What you have Ii 12 to 10 SUNDAY a situation that needs to be 233-2260 OPEN 7 DAYS 8 a.m. to 10 p.m, . handled. Communicate to the A Pugltwe pool Is not (or everyont, simply because Put) I less don not person concerned, let him 233-3444 build stereotyped assembly line pools. know how you feel. Share your Each Pugiiast pool Is designed to fulfill Its owners dream of feelings about age, other girls, possessing the most beautiful pool In the world, while acquiring all the and going steady. Tell the 560 Springfield Avenue • Westfield, NJ, Benefits of healthful exercise, recreation and poolilds society. truth. Be honest. Make certain Each Pugllese pool Is an original work of art constructed with 3|?> he's clear about what's going more materials (or a thicker, stronger superstructure than the average pool.' on with you.- » But don't take our word for It, Mk any of the Puiliesf peelowners The situation was created we've served over the past SI years. Who would Know tjetter? by you, and you have to take responsibility for it. Figure out what you want from the relationship and then deter- mine whether you're willing to 9 go through whatever it takes to see your dreams fulfilled GOOD JVEWS AT GEI0ER S (Bee j use of the volumr of mail, requests fur personal replies cannot lie ; WE STILL HAVE FRESH APPLE PIES, DELICIOUS STRAWBERRY CHEESE PIES, AND SANDALS(All Leather) PEACH AND BLUEBERRY CHEESE PIES. * Woman's and Children's; THERE ARE SIXTEEN GREAT WE NOW HAVE Mf $199J FLAVORS AVAILABLE_IN_ EIGHT FLAVORS only OUR ICE CREAM. OF ITALIAN ; BAMBOO SURFERS SANDAL&ANDALS l 5 * Womans High Style $Q99 QUART & 1/2 GALLON. I DRESS SANDALS rea. up to $25 * SNEAKERS SURPLUS I KED'S • CONVERSE » Men's •Woman's.. Children's Reg. to$p.95 and Convene Basketball RESTAURANT: BAKERY & PRODUCE STORE-. i Kod'i Tenrtii. 11:30 to 10, MON.1-SAT. OPEN 7 DAYS 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m, 12 to 10 SUNDAY COFFEE SHOP: • "V-j; 233-2260 OPEN 7 DAYS7i45tf.nl. to- lpW 233-3444 560 Springfield Avenue • Westfield, NJ. . , 'T „ ( I .._ \\ __ '•Jtf Thursday, July 1, lf'<6 Planning meeting- heronChurch of Hadassah unit announces dates MOUNTAINSIDE GOiPIL CHAPEL to be held July 15 HIOiPRUraDR. (ONE BLOCK Springfield Chapter of Hadastah will hold a for Bible School OFF RT. 22 WEST), MOUNTAINSIDE plan and scope meeting July 15 at the home of Holy Crosi Lutheran Church, 639 Mountain CHURCH OFFICE; 232.3458 chapter president Mildred Robinson. Ave., Springfield, will have Its annual Vacation PARSONAGE: 654.5475 Plans will be mode for harvest luncheon, Bible Sehool Aug. M-n, THE REV, JOHN FASANO, PASTOR hook ond author, and all other fund raising The theme of the Bible School thii year will Sunday—»:<5 a.m., Sunday School for all events, M well as membership drives ani) be "In Christ We Truit," A spokesman added, youth and adults (fret but strvice Is available; programming. "At we arc made aware of the importance of 6*11 foricheduleof routes and pickup timti), 10'4B a.m.. pre-iervlct prayer meeting. 11 Vice-presidents are Iris Segal, membership: being a good and proud American In thla I m., morning worship servlct (nurnry care Is •Pearl Kaplan, program; Hoverlee Weltchek, Bicentennial year, the theme for VBS will help jvailible). 7 p.m., ewnlng worihip Sirviee hind raising, and Dr Pearl Lleff, education children and tiaehen realiie the Importance of A chapter spflkesmnn noted that Hadnsiah alio being, a proud and good Christian In Widntsday—8 p.rn'i midweek prayer ler- recently reopened its hospital on Ml, Scopus in today's world." v(ce Jerusalem Present were many survivors of Vacation" Bible School will meet Monday Ihe Hadassah convoy ambushed on April 13, through Friday, 9! is to 11:30 a.m. It Ii open to IT, JAMES CHURCH I94B, when 78 doctors, nurses nnd patients were children, aged 3 through 12, of all faiths and 4SS SPRINGFIELD AVE..SPRINGFlEUl massacred backgrounda. Parents were urged to regliter MSGR. FRANCIS X, COYLE, PASTOR YoiSi Cohen, 56, who had driven an am- their children by July 12 so that the coor- REV. STEPHEN P, UYNCH, buiance in the ill-fated convoy and was dinators will know the amount of materials REV, EDWARD R OEHLINO wounded, is still driving for Hadassah, "1 they need to order. REV. PAUL J.KOCH, promised myself then that somedajs I would To register a child, a reader may contact the ASSISTANT PASTORS finish that trip to Scopus," said Cohen, "and church office (SMZS) or either coordinator, Sunday Maises-7 p,m Salurday-7, R is. now 2H years later, I'm doing I! " 9:30, 10:48 am. and noon. Daily- 7 mid I « m They a«: Mrs, Edna Klein {273-2201) or Rehabilitation still maintain! some services Marilyn Bhrinfeld (9S4-3S9O), Holydays—on eves of Holyday, 7 p.m on at the hospital at Ein Kari>m but there are 48 Holydays at 7, B, 9. 10 a.m and 7 p.ra The spokesman stated, "Help your children MFHI.ENIFMA* beds in Ihe Mt Scopus Guggenheim grow In the Christian faith this summer, by ConfMiioni—Saturday, 1 and 2 p.m Monday Rehabilitation Department. The reopening of sending them to Holy Cross Vacation Bible through Friday,*?; 15 and 7 « p.m. No onn February weddii )g Ml. Scopus is being carefully phased: the School." filiions on Sundays, Holydavs and eves of surgery, gynicology and obstetrics, pediatrics, Holydays pedlatric surgery and orthopedic departments for Miss Nieman will be openeri1 during the next few months ST STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHlWll Mr and Mrs Harry Nieman nf Mountain Sandford - Lytle 119MA1NST..MILLBVRN avenue, Springfield, have announced ihc REV JOSEPH D HERRING, RECTOR engagement of (heir dfliighlpr. Merle. I" engagement told Sunday—« a.m.. Holy Communion 10 a,m,. Michael Rnsenbaum, son of Mr and Mrs Area experts edit Holy Communion and iirmon. first Sunday and Cieorge Hosenhaum of Webster slrePi The engagement has been announced of fgstival occasions: morning prayer and ser Ifvingtnn Betty Ann Sandford to Steven Randall Lytle of 1 'Pump Handbook' mons. second through fifth Sundays, 10 to it • 15 Miss Nieman, a graduate of Jonathan Daylon MILS. \V, STEVEN KUBISCII MRS. JAMES A. MAXWLLL Hartford, Conn,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. p m , rhurch School 10 a m , bahysittmg Regions) High School, Springfield, is employed "Pump Handbook," called the mbit com- Lytle of Columbia, Ohio, Miss Sandford is the as a private secretary by Coals & Hark Inc . prehensive reference work ever published on daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Abner Gold of TEMPLE BETH AHM t'ninti ihe subject, was co-authored by four experts Springfield and thi late Mr. Lloyd Sandford of AN AFFILIATE OF THE Her fiance, a graduate of Irvington High who live and-or work in the area. Double wedding ceremony Fa,," Lawn, UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA School, attended Western New England The 1.102-page volume, with 1,008 Miss Sandford is a senior at the California BALTUSROL WAY. SPRINGFIELD College, Springfield, ,Mais He ii associated illustrations, was edited by Igor J. Karassik, Institute of the Arts in Valencia, Calif,, RABBI REUBEN R. LEVINE with Fantl Refrigeration of South Orange William C. KrutMch and Warren H. Fraser, all for Colleen, Barbara Halpin currently on special student status at Wesleyan_ Friday-8:45 p.m., Sabbith services A February wedding is planned associated with Worthington Pump of Moun- University, Middletown, Conn, Saturday—9 a.m., Sabbath servicii. tainside, and Joseph P. Messina of Springfield, Mr, Lytle is an' alumnus of Ohio State aii engineer with P5E&G and an instructor at St. James Church, Springfiild, was the ring bearer. Both are cousins of the brides, Minyan services-Monday through Friday, 7 Mrs Kubiseh, a graduate of Jonathan University, Columbus, He holds a master's a.m.; Monday through Thursday, 8:15 p.m.; New Jersey Institute of Technology. Karassik setting Saturday afternoon for the double digree in library science from Case Western is vice-president and chief consulting engineer wedding ceremony of Colleen Frances Halpin Dayton Regional High School, Springfiild, Sunday, 9 t.mind 8:1! p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 Gaudineer PI A attended Union College, Cranford. Reserve University in Cleveland. He is media at Worthington, KrutMch* is director of to Walter Steven Kubiich and of Barbara librarian at Hartford Hospital. p.m. Her' husband, also a graduate of Jonathan research and development of engineered Christine Halpin to James Anthony Maxwell. They plan a Widding some time in 1977. SPRINGFIELD EMAN'UEL elects Ann Daniel products operations and Fraier ii chief design The brides are the daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Dayton, attended the University of Connecticut UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ann Daniel of Springfield was named engineer. John T. Halpin of Mtlsel avenue; Springfiild, and Fairieigh Dickinson University, He la 40 CHURCH MALL. SPRINGFIELD president of th« Florence M, Gaudinitr School formerly of Irvington. Mr, Kubisoh ii the son of employid as a logging supervisor for the The volume, published by McGraw-Hill, was Fairinan Lumber Co, in Orange, Mass. THE REV GEORGE C, SCHLESINGER, Parent-Teacher Association for the 1976-77 prepared by a staff of mor* thgn 50 experts and Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kubisch of Short Hills Following a honeymoon on Cape Cod, the Newcomers' unit PASTOR school year. coviri the theory, construction details and avenue, Springfield, Mr. Maxwell is the son of couple will reside In Oringe, Mass. Friday—fl p.m.. Busy Fingeri. Other officers elected were; Jtidy Weiss and performance characteristics of all major types Mrs, Frank W. Maxwell Jr, of Lewis drive, Saturday—7:30p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, Heather Chasman, viee-presidents of mem- of pumps as well ai practical information on Springfield, and the late Mr, Maxwell, Mrs. Maxwell, a graduate of Jonathan to meet July 14 Sunday—9 a.m., German iirvice in Trivitt henhip; Loii Shopitofsky, vice-president of their selection, purchase, installation. The Rev. Paul J, Koch officiated at the Dayton and of Union Collige, is majoring in The Mountainiirii Newcomers' Club will Chapel. 9: IS am,, 'Power Hour" in Fellowihip ways and means; jo Farinella. recording operation and maintenance. Nuptial Mass, A reception followed at the Town • management jciince at Kean CollegB, Union, miit on July 14 at 12:15 p.m. at the home of Hall, 10 am,, morning worship. 11 a.m.. secretary, and Campus, Welt Orange, Her husband is a graduate Of Seton Hall Mrs. Jaoyntho Sllva for. a garden party lun- fellowship hour. United Methodist Men serving, Alio, Eleanor Kuperstein, corresponding Both brides were escorted by their father. Prepratory School and Siton Hall University, cheon. There will be a buffit, a talk about first 8 p.m.. Youth Fellowship secretary: Ruth Daviion, ireaiurer: Martha Colleen was attended by her sister, Cynthia South Orange, where h» earned a baehelor.df aid techniques by the Mountainside Rescue Monday—Beginning of Northeastern Lefkowltz, sixth grade representative: Gill Officers selected Halpin of Springfield, as maid of honor. Her science degree In marketing management. He Squad and time for cards. is a sales representative for the Standard Jurisdietional School of Evangelism. Bariion, seventh grade representative, and bridesmaids were her sister, Anne Ifinger of For information and reservations, readers Register Co, Tuiiday—10 a.m.. Food for Friends. Myrna Miller, eighth grade representative by Band Parents Springfield, LuXnn LaFata of Renilworth and may call Mrs, Stanley Soter before July 9 or Kim Harvey of Springfie'.l. .Following a .honeymoon in Maine, the Mrs. Thomas VonDer Linn before July 12. The .Jonathan Regional High School Hand Maxwells will reside in Orange, N.J. OURLADYOFLOURDES Parents organization, at its June meeting, Steven DiBenedetto of Springfield served as The Newcomers will go to the Mountainside 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE Hadassah slates elected the following officers for the 1976-77 best man for Mr. Kubisch. Ushers were John Pool June 17 for a couples' party. There will be REV, GERALD McGARRY, PASTOR term: president, John MacArthur. first vice- Halpin of Springfield, brother of the brides, Chemistry prize given a buffet, catered by Galloping Hill Caterers, REV,CHARLE8B,URN!K Keith Wilcox of Chatham and Steven Ehlers of and a ban_d for dancing. Nonmembers of the AlSISTANTPASrOR swimming party president, Ed Hanbujki; second vice-president. Marge Grossbarth: secretary, Howard Watter: Springfield. to Marian Sfmonson pool are eligible for the party. For more in- Sunday—Masses at 7, 8, 9:18,10:30 a.m. and The Weitfleld Ana Chapter of Hadassah will Barbara chose her sister, Nancy Halpin of formation and reservations, readers may call 12 noon,, _. • recording secietni). Ed Duiiher, treasurer, Among 159 students who have graduated with hold an outdoor steak barbecue ."ind swim party Audrey Silverstein. .Springfield, as her maid of honor. Ellen honors and pri7.es from Lafayette College, Mrs. Louis Vespasiano (evenings) before July Satuniayn^4jvening Mass,- ?>p,ffi,; Week- SatUfdiy, .fuly 10, at 7 p.m. at the home of Mr. Maxwell of Springfield, sister of the day§—Mnwes at 7 sndSa.iri. FintTriday^-i,8 ! The hand untied its vest by manhmg in (he K'aston, Pa., WHS Marian L. Simonson of 12. • ••• , i- and Mil. 'jBminuel Brotman, 6 Byron ct., Springfield Bicentennial parade on June 19, bridegroom; Patricia Cardone of Springfield, and 11:30 a.m. Westfjild. Wyoming drive. Mountainside, who was Members have made plans in attend a band and Lisa Martin and Patricia Martin, both of presented with the American Institute of ' Miraculoui Medal Novena and Mail- Mri, Stanley Daitch is fund-raising vice- Maplewood, were her bridesmaids. Monday at 8 p.m. camp in New York State the last week in Chemists Award, given to a senior chemistry Miss Weeks receives priiidint. Reservations can be made by calling August, .under the direction of the hand Larry Maxwell of Springfield served as best Binediction during the school yiar on Friday Mrs, Irwin Edelstein, 30 Allenhy lane, Scotch major. degree at Musklngum director, Jeff Anderson, and assistant band man for his brother. Ushers were Michael She also graduated cum laude, with honors in at 2:45 p.m, Plains, 322-7379. Also serving on the committee Dashutii and Tony Bcvilacqua, both of Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap- director, Vinnie Playa. At that time, they will chemistry, receiving her baccalaureate degree ii Anita Weininger of Mountainside pl^n their new fall programs. Springfield, Douglas Keith of Lake Hopatcong NEW CONCORD, Ohio - Kathleen Louise pointment. with 510 other seniors a! the college's Mlsl Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hedley M. and Frank W. Maxwell 3rd, also a brother of commencement June-fi Confessions—every Saturday and evw of the bridegroom, of San Francisco. Weeks-of Meeting House lane, Mountainside, Holy Dayi and Firit Fridayi, from 4 to 5 and FRIDAY DEADLINE N.J., has been awarded a bachelor of arts Ntiss Kurzis awarded All Items other than spot news should be In Sandra Conti of Springfield was flower girl 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. and John Patrick Walsh of Florham Park was degree by Muskingum College. degree from Buckne/f our otfice by noon on Friday. Miss Fitzgerald died She was among 240 students who received HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH Carol A. Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and diplomas May 30. Commencement speaker was ! THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO Marlene M, Kur?, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Francis A. Fitzgerald of Tanglewood lane. Sen. John H. Glenn Jr., former astronaut, a "LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TV'S Adolph G, Kurz of High Point drive, Moun- Mountainside, has been named to the dean's Muskingum graduate and college trustee. "THIS IS THE LIFE") taimide, was awarded a bachelor of arts honor list for academic achievement during the 839 MOUNTAtN AVI,, SPRINGFIELD degree from Bucknell University, Lewisburg, second semester of the 1975-76 year at Ursinus EXECUTIVES read our Want Ads when hiring employees. Brag about yourself to over 80,000 THE R1V. JOEL R. YQSS, PASTOR 1 Pa., at the school's 126th annual qom- College, Cpllegevillc, Pa. Miss Fitzgerald was suburban households Call 6M 7700, dally 9 to 5 00 TELEPHONE; DR94125 menctment May 30. a freshman, majoring in psychology. Sunday—8:30 a.m., summer worihlp, Holy A 1972 graduate of Kent Place School, Miss Communion, •,.... Kun majored in French and was a member of rehabditation services such as Wednesday—9 a.m., Vacation Bible School the Delta Zeta Sorority fi physical therapy. oc- staff meeting. Time To cupational therapy and -jpeech Spare pathology services Parties on or EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Siraighi A average By GERALD ANDRBW5 Medicare's hospital in- 242 SHUNPIKB RD,, SPRINGFIELD mtli'tmint Advltcr surance cannot pay for the off-premises REV. WILLIAM C. SCHMIDT JR. Sandra L. Pittenger of Virginia avenue, IIVIPATIENTCARE following services when you PASTOR Mountainside, has been named to the dean's Medicare's hospital in- are a hospital inpatient 233-5542 REV, GARY FINN, ASSISTANT lilt for thi second semester of the 1975-76 surance can pay for the perepnal convenience items Thursday—7:30 p.m., choir rehearsal. academic year at Bethany College, Bethany. following major services when that you might request, like a Bicentennial Sunday—9:45 ,a,m,, Sunday W. Va. A senior, she earned a 4,0 straight A you are a hospital inpatient: a television, radio or telephone School speaker; Capt. Paul Stanley, U.S.A,, average. semi-private room (2 to 4 beds in your rdom. private dutv nurses; any extra charges for coordinating the Navigator work in Austria and in a room); all your meals, 1 working in the adjoining countries, 10:43 a.m., including, special diets; a private- roomt unless you Colonial morning worship- patriotic songs will LevinsQn earns M. A. regular, nursing, services: need it for medical reasons be sung by the congregation, appropriate intensive care unit costs; numbers by the choir and a message, "The Barbara F. Levlnson of Foothill way, drugs furnished by the Prophecy of John Witherspoon" (delivered by Mountainside, received a master of arts degree hospital during your stay; lab Pastor Witherspoon on Thanksgiving Day circa in reading specialization this month from Kean tests included in your hospital MRS. PRINCE'S 1784, immediately after the Revolutionary College, Union bill; X-rays and other WarJ.,_will_hfi_delivered:by_Pastor_ Schmidt.. A._. -AWARD WINNERS-^Awards-for-good cltli«nshlp^ancLfor excellence In-American- radiology-services, including - family picnic will follow the morning service in history have been presented to Mountainside and Westfield students by the radiation therapy billed by "the the lower auditorium; reservations arc Westflaid Chapter, Daughter* of the American Revolution. From left are (front row) hospital, medical supplies necessary. 2 p.m., the choir, under the direc- Cailahan earns honors Diane Cuzzollno, Rita Romblcone, Christy Homer, Kalhryn Michel and Kendra such as casts, surgical tion of Mrs. Carol Dugan, will present a mini- Kevin E. Cailahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. dressings, and splints, use of FRESH musical, "What Price Freedom," by Derric Coqtes; (second row) Carmen Spadaro, John Kane and Steven Brownsteln; (third George Cailahan of Bridle path. Mountainside, row) Gerard Clyne, Oliver Howarth, Timothy Harrlgan, Theresa Young ond appliances such as a HOME-GROWN FRUITS & VEGETABLES Johnson, and Chaplain Charles Jewitt will has been named to the dean's list for the spring wheelchair; operating and ~~l>nBg~aT)icentennial challenge. All"iTe~invit5d~ term at Tufts-University, MedfnrdrMass A~ Kathleen Kelly. Not In picture, Ellen Welnsteln. _• " recovery room costs. • RHUBARB •LETTUCE to attend these services. junior majoring in chemical engineering, with Wednesday—7:45 p.m., prayer meeting for an associate degree in psychology, he is RASPBERRIES adults and young people. '• president of his fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega Associates, Gamma Beta Chapter Recreational Learning Experience JERSEY TEMPLE BHA'AREY SHA!X)M Your Want Ad •at AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF ANT10CH_BAi'TISTCHUKCH_ _ St. Rose of Lima's School Grounds TOMATOES.CORN AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS MECKES ST. AND S. SPRINGFIELD AVE Is Easy To Place S. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE AT SPRINGFIELD , For Children, 3 to 8 Years Old SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR ... Just Phone RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO Saturday—3 p m , Church School choir \ SUMMER SESSION MRS. PRINCE'S STAND CANTOR: IRVING KRAMERMAN rehearsal. 686-7700 . July 5 Thru Aug. 13 '< 647 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE. " Thursday—8 p.m., duplicate bridge. Sunday—9.30 a m , Sunday School 11 a in., Friday—8 p.m., summer Erev Shabbat Ask for 'Ad Taker' and she will help you Mon. Thru Fri, 9 A.M.: 12 P.M..' SPRINGFIELD W 376-1360 , Worship service 7pm, evening fellowship with a Result-Getter Want Ad. servleerlay readers: Paula and Lew Gash:— p.m., midweek service For Registration &FUrther,lnfo.,' , , w, OBI Monte Ctntronm'i Solid White Tuna ^ Vieilc Chlai or Ipear Real Italian Ice Whlla Rue Kosher Pickles famous on the Cob tm Delicious Now 31 ei, She ••••><•< I OF DISTINCTION! Sapienza Cannoli u, NoJ^l Soda ' i Saplsnim Potato Chips IS |USDA( Assorted Pastries;; Liquid CHOICE. Stuffed Potatoes -'"'39 Joy Detergent Sou Sea HQ Mue/ler'i IIBBWI or , Whole or half 1 for steaks Shrimp Cocktail »*. f Sea Shells - ' and rQrjiti SHELLS Untrlmmed^ut DAIRY DELIGHTS /onduiichc/ n beer Sauerkraut 33° Ireakirena 41Q Spicy Brown A ^M ^ CottageCheese i. 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OPEN DAILY til ID IVM, ' ' \ ' SUNDAYS 111 6 I'M. \~/-\- •I . „,.'•"' (•Thursday, July 1, 1976-L Requests flood in to 'upgrade' Viet vets' discharges Earnings up New Jersey Vietnam veterans offered help During the Vietnam War, thousands of realm of antisocial behavior brought on hy / free with "othir.than-honorable" discharges Americans who either were drafted or lack of sufficient educnJion or Inability to ob wesco atPSE&G from military iervlce, have flooded the volunteered into the armed forces were sub- lain work," said VETS director Jamoi Creole. Veterans Education and Training Service sequently issued "bad" discharges, rendering 307 vv Si Ctu'qc Avenue Linden Public Service Electric nnd (VETS) on the Newark Campus of Rutgers then) ineligible for benefits such as education "Many of these men are without the skills Gas Co. reported this week University with requests for aisistanee with bonuses and medical treatment. Some of those required to obtain good jobs, some are quite Did You Know i that earnings for the 12 Thiil W'pscn Dinettes Has discharge upgrades. veterans were wounded in action or injured in 111—in some eases, even crippled—and they monthi ended May ni werr other service-connected incidenti. However, need but cannot afford, private medical care $2,48 a share .compared with Assisted by four Vietnam veterani who are THE NEWEST STYLES because of bad discharges, they are prohibited All of them are angry and bewildered to learn $2.06 for the same period in student! at the Rutgers School of Law in from receipt of medical benefits or treatment, that a less-thanhonorable discharge 1B75. f Newark, the VETS hai prepared and filed IN QUALITY DINETfES? •even briefs, hai had them heard and has been "The crucial factor in the urgency of disqualifies them for the benefits to which The improvement in far successful in winning upgradings In all seven reversing these had discharges is that reversal they'd expected they would be entitled," he BAIL? (8t P.M. .. I*T, 'II! t P.M. presents an immediate alternative to a whole added. you ning«. reflects gaim in electric CHIOS, call sales over the la«.t several mnnths and thr higher mles W!' 1 t.n lhat wrrr nffpcliir in lunt Towns urged to enforce •VI jnd Ntrtrmlwr of l.isl vo.ir V Pnrtialh iiffselting Ihr rise in vie revtfnues were higher state's fireworks law npprihng msU including lahnr deprp' uition ip'l Urn". Pledging his support for a organizations, fair Deluxe 6-piece Rattan fMrtirul irh WHKT-II inr mi' "safe and sane" Fourth nf associations, amuscmenl July, Joseph A, Hoffman, parks, and other organizations commissioner of the N.J. approved by the municipality. MilH*r wi*athp' thin pant Department of Labor and The displays approved by the at a bargain group rate ^ ipt^r di prrsm'd rrmrii nti il Industry, this week urged municipalities must be also approved by the local chiefs of uas heating sile« (Ta^sdl^tn municipalities to give full * nrnfTiiTf 'rfl tmi mduUr f i enforcement to the state police and fire departments," Uhhmir*- unh iKnl^ir m BPALJTY BEASTY AND HATTY—And don t forgot Fireworks Regulation Law Hoffman explained, th( 1J rncipih p< i ind n th*c the clown who with pretty girls and tlephonti is He "Fireworks in the hands of Penalties for violations of I nnl\ lh( nnldi t part of tho Clyde B#Qtty Cols Circus coming to the amateurs and children arc H( the Fireworks Regulation Law il iKn fh* wliijiBikh Hnrding School grounds in Kenilworth on extremely dangerous and range from $25 to $10,000, or mHii^in i] cir'M mH' in * lh* Thursday July S under the auspiess of the hazardous I do not have tci th imprisonment not exceeding ninr itorni" " "» ^ i' « Kemlworth Volunteer Fire Department There will recount the scores of injuries (• more than one year, or both be performances at 4 30 and 9pm and deaths which occur each Hi "In the last analysis," year from fireworks ac- Hoffman said, "the munic- cidents." Hoffman said. ipalities are responsible for 2 Hawks films Under the state Fireworks the enforcemenl of this law SUPERIOR (Jl'AI.ITY Regulation Law, tho Our state inspectors from the Department of Labor and Bureau of Engineering and onNJTV Industry and each H Safety are available to assist CITIZENS BAND Scpncs from the action municipality are responsible local authorities in this ac- n iriiHics nf (Inward Hawks are for the enforcemenl of tivity," rr RADIO fiiiiiurmi in ihi> eight-week regulations concerning the a sprips, "The Men Who Made manufacture stnraRe 5,ilr I hi- Movies." which will dnri puhlic di<5py> (if .ill premier Saturday. July 17, at firewarkh FRESH 1025 p.m. on New Jersey 'Although the individual Public Television Channels 50 possession and use of SALE find SB fireworks is prohibited hy Among Hawks' films are state law municipalities such classics as "Dawn tan grant permits for the It's our summer bargain group rate and one of the JERSEY Patrol." "The Crowd Roars," public display of fireworks by best rattan values anywhere! "Only Angels Have Wings," the municipality religious "The Big Sleep," "To Have fraternal or civic SWEET CORN Rattan's a natural for your home -• it's solid, tough and lasting, born to weather and Have Not," "Air Force" , Blueberries.Watermelons everything from monsoon to typhoon. and "lied River," . Fruits & Vegetables Our 6-piece group gives you a roomful of rattan: sofa, club chair and high hark chair, all with The program will feature , Sweet Cider without YOUR WANT AD Preservatives zippered floral covered cushions; plus 2 end tables and cocktail oxerpts from many of these table with matching pecan finish and marresistant tops. films, as well as an in-depth IS EASY TO PLACE , Home-style Pies conversation with director, , Pure Honey & Zoom into Eber's now, our bargain group rate whom many regard as John , . . JUST PHONE Maple Syrup sale ends Saturday, July 10th, Fnrd's only equal. 686-7700 "The Men Who Made the Ask for 'Ad Taker' and WIBHTMAN FARMS vmwtsm Movies" is narrated by actor she will help you with a Rt,20!.Morrtstowii €B€R/ Oftif ixplrtl T Cliff Robertion, ; RelultGttter Want Ad, 5 Miles South of Morrlstown Jm> Route 22, Norih Plimfield, N.J. 7555200 23CHANNEL Mem. thru Fn 9:00 9:00 Saturday 9:00.6:00 ALXTTUSOT3RIZEDCB 'Jennie'series to be repeated FfATURiNG; SWITCHABLE AUTO A report presentation of the NOISE LIMITER, P-ASWITCH, SQUELCH series "Jennie," a CONTROL, INDICATOR LIGHTS FOR dramatization of the life of TRANSM1TT, PRESS-TO TALK MIKE, l.ady Randolph Churchill, EXTERNAL SPEAKER CONNECTION, Winston Churchill's American DUAL PURPOSi MITER. mother will begin Thursday, Wide assortment of models July is at 9 p.mi.on New, Jersey Public Television United States on display including Channels so' and SB, Lee Remiek stars. COUMERGENrTRONICS, Episode _one finds Jennie avings Bank helps you put and her family at a shipboard FEUCE SIMPSON, HYGMN, hall where she meets and falls in love with the dashing Lord MJfP and othere. Randolph Churchill, the bicentennial on Dr. Rodney Kromman, your calendar —— animal scientist at Washington State University, ELECTRONICS has proposed that cattle be IK Routi n Spflnglitld, N j (New To D8M«lsnd)37S-li00 raised on sewage, on grounds Open 12108 wMkflays.Sat I Mto6 it supplies more of the BsnkAmericard . Master Chirge essential nutrients necessary JULY 11 SUNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY >w 4 5 Cumborland County Ocoan County luly5-10 Morcer Counly Cnmtii.n Cciunly Bicentennial July 6 12 July 7 July a Ogoan County Bicenlennial July 10 Cumberland County Bicentennial Bicentennial Bicentennia! Fair Capitol Salute to Concert By Hollands Bicentennial Band Concert Horse Show ALOTOFPEOPLi 11 A.M.10 11 P.M. Hunterdon County Twenli Jeud Dance-9P.M: Fauqrounil:, Carmi Hafmon!e-a P.M. 8 P.M. Slute Capilol Sponsored by Ihi' 8:30 A.M. Milluille Rd . MMIvilJn NJ Trenton. N J. RIVOIVIPW Pom) Band THINK SO MUCH OF PIRELLI TIRES | Shell. Hoopor Avoniio S Boachwood Tirst Aid adults $1.50 Squad Firb Company =t2 childrun $.50 Water SI. THEY THINK THEY CANT AFFORD THEM Toms Rivor. N.J. Boachwood -N J • O'etan County VI July 11' Ocpan County 114 15 Passaic County _ _ _ July 1?- 1 - - -Morcer County July 15 7 rWrmay even be^blrto show youihat^Ou cin'raffoTdliBt^ra: Ocean County Blcentonnial Bicentennial July 13-19 "Opsralion Siil" Concert Bicentennial July 17 18 Slide Presentation Bicentennial Authors' Luncheon Bicentennial • of Old Bay Head 7;30 P.M. Bicentennial Steel belted radial whitiwali tires Will (ollow north nncl Capitol Salute 12:30 P.M. Oandlajighi Concert 8PM 8 P.M. Ocean County Horso CN7I (far most American cars) south bhoruhni i ol to Mercer County 2nd. Fl.'Student Center . Council Show All s.iinis Enibcop.il Slate Caiiitol Ihu Toms RIVOI 301J Poriiplr.j Willum PdteisonColl 10 A.M. Dover Town; hip N J Church DayHpad NJ Trenton. N.J. SIZE APRIL PRICE SALE PRICE CN73 (ForExtra Performance) W.lviii. N 300 Pompton Rd. Robert J Miller Airport Wayne YiT~ 1 Bayv.lle N J BR781S J55 5O M7 00 APRIL SALE IB H5.13 $56 50 *48OO SIZE PRICE PRICE 120: : ~~~ 21 18S14 Morns Coniily Oceaii County S57 00 Ma 50 July 10' Morcor County Capo May County 19514 $6100 FR70-14 $74.00 $63.00 July 21 Ocean County «2.00 Bicentennial Bicentennial July 20 26 , July 21 July 24 Z0514 $68 00 t57 5O GR70-14 $80.00 $68.00 Bicentennial Bicentennial Dedication ol Local Bicentennial 215.14 $75 00 W3.7S GR70-15 $80.00 $68.00 Antique Quilt Capitol Salute Benihana New Jersey Bicentennial 185-15 $60 00 ,»«OO History Book ~8 P.M. Gala Sky Show -Water Fowl and P76 (The most technically ad- ExhIbit-2 P.M. to Middlesex County Olf-Shore Powor Boat 19515 164 00 *S4^0 Borough Hall Rade -10 A.M. ,9 A.M, - 4'30 P.M. ,Wood Carving Show 205-15 Bullor. N.J. Slii'te Capitol $72 00 Ml 50 vanced tire of its time)" Point Pleasant Beach, Lakehurst Naval Air 21515 J77 00 Trenton. N.J. 10A.M.-10P.M. - MS SO HR78xl5 $85.00 $76.50 Point Ploasanl, N J Station 225-15 $85 00 $72.50 Lakehursl NJ Cape May Convention, 230 15 JR78xl5 $89.00 $80.50 , Hall Beach Hall. 191 00 *77 50 Cape May NJ 235-15 $96 00 $82 50 25 PIcn FMnil Eiciu 1n of 11 97 J3 21 Passaic County 27 Pa^aic County r Pasiaic Counly ' .lulyJ ) July 27 July 29 Free mounting and dynamic balancing! Bicentennial Bicentennial Bicentennial Concert-3 P.M. Commemoration Bicentennial Reception for Social. biudunl Center HJII Slice o( History' Ocoan County Fair 'and Behavioral William Pali'rson 1 PM Pilrnclo 1 P.M. HARRY AND STANLEY LAPI0ES 10 A.M. to 9 "P.M. . Sciences Division Fireworks 9 PM Collnge Scionge Bkig. Lobby • 1PM. 300 Pompton Road Wild liti Filler jon CDIfpgo' William Pjltraon Colluou Wayno NJ ,)00 I'd piun Kind STATIC AND, DYNAMK BAUNCMG • DEKO BATTERIES • MONROE SHOCK ABSORBERS wsyna^NJ. —I • 300 Pompton Road — WHEEL ALIGNMENT •BRAKES CAPITAL TIRE UNITED STATES SAUINGS BANK 39 MIUTOWN RD., UNION • 964-7272 - Id JamosSi ,GHWtflVaHeyOUiCGjVflll6VMall OPEN DAILY • to I. J(, ttturtflyl • to I N, Thurtdiy Ev«lln«i 'TH I CHARGE IT. Milltr Chirge and CinKAnMrlcird. - •K fireworks curbs Tombrock school R.Thuridoy, July I. l?7i., at standstill^ says Jersey monoxide levels 'Henry V' opens luesday at Drew VA approval Shakespeare's "Henry V" will bo the second •The Best Man," Georgo Bernard Shaw'i "Th« concerned group Tombrock College, 44 Rifle Camp road, West production of the 1876 season of the New Jersey Devil's plsciple," and Noel Coward's "Private NEW YORK, N,Y. -EKorti to improve down 14 pet. since start Paterson, has been approved by the New Shakespeare Festival at Drew University, Lives," control of dangeroui fireworki by federal Jersey State Department of Higher Education Madison It will open Tuesday at R p.m. and government ictlon are at a virtual standitill, to offer tralniing under Chapter M, Title 38 U.S. play in nightly rotation with four other Tickets are priced from-$2 (for students) to wami the Nitionai Society for the Prevention of auto emissions tests Code, to veterans and other eligible persons in productions through Aug. 27, H, and,may be ordered by mall or phone. of Blindness, at least for the coming Fourth of liberal arts, A.A, degree; legal assistant, Other plays comprising the professional Performances are scheduled Monday through Jidy'Holldayi. ' . Carbon monoxide levels in New Jersey's air cldeiits where carbon monoxide air quality A.A.S, degree; social service aide, A.A.S. company's summer schedule are "The Tem- Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 8 and 9:30 p.m., "Thii is a matter of great concern to us," have been reduced by an average of 14 percent could adversely affect their physical health," degree; Electronic engineering technology, pest" (which opened the season), Gore Vidal's and Sunday at 7 p.m. •aid Virginia S. Boyae'executlve director of statewide itace the Inception of auto emissions These and other statistics are contained in A.A.S. degree, and electronic technology, the loclety, "AH the data and information on inspections In 1974, according to the state the New Jersey Motor, Vehicle Emission certificate program, fireworki casualtlei we have presented to Department of Environmental Protection Inspection Program Summary and Report- Tombrock College recently reopened Its New chairman federal agencies over the pait years have been (DEP), . . Phase I. The report also contains data on floors as a coeducational, two-year private Open Year Round iwept aiide, and the injuries • continue. omissions for all 38 Division of Motor Vehicle non-profit college, It offers eareeMriented,' Herman J. Suenholz, Frequently the victims are children, often the Environmental Protection Commissioner inspection stations and tabulates failure rates semi-professional programs, as well as the president of First Jersey Innoeent fcptander," ; .L -1 "'.•.' David J, Bardin called the. New* Jersey for various vehicle models of different ages. traditional liberal arts program, A Job National Bank, has been The society1! position is that ail fireworks program a model for the rest of the nation, Emission Failure rates for 1975 model year placement service is provided graduatei on a elected chairman of the New BOWCRAFT should be restricted to licensed public "Phase 1 has exceeded our expectations," vehicles, most equipped with catalytic con- continuing basis, The college shares a private Jersey Council on Econolmic displays, "These exhlbltians let us enjoy the Bardin said, "but with ever increasing num- verier!, also are compared. setting of 46 wooded acres atop the north Education. The council fun and excitement, without the hazards, >' Mrs, bers of nutos on the state's roads, the con Copies of .ihe report may be obtained by section of Garret Mountain with the Missionary promotes economic education Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, original 233-0675 PLAYLAND Boyce emphasized. linuation and improvement of this program Is contacting John Eiston, DEP Bureau of Air through a variety of programs The U.S, Consumer Product Safety Com- vital to the health of our citizens." Pollution Control, John Fitch Plaza, Box 2807, founders, yet is accessible from major high, and activities for New Jer- Routi 22, Scotch Plains, N,J. minion (CPSC) proposed this year to outlaw Trenton oaaa. ways. For information, readers may call 345- sey's students and teachers. the sale of all firecrackers largir thiti %• Gasoline coniumption In fhe state, after an 2020 inch siie—but allowing other equally bazar- initial decline in 1974 due to the fuel shortaie, dous common fireworks such ai rocketi. has climbed back to near pra.1974 levels, ac- Entries being accepted SUMMER FUN roman candlei, mines, ihilli, ind most cording to the report, Paul Arbesman, director sparkiers-and not to be effective until 1B0 days of the DEP's Division of Environmental for Teenager Pageant • RIDES FOR ALL AGES after its order (October at the earliest). The Quality, al§0 noted, "Sixty percent fewer • BASEBALL BATTING society's legal appeals for more immediate health standard violation! were recorded in Entries are being accepted poise and personality (general action to ban all firecrackers were turned 197B than In the year preceding the inspection for the 1976^ New Jersey Mils bearing, manners, per- . GOKARTS down, and so another July 4th will pass without program. That means citizens of New Jersey American Teenager Pageant, sonality, as determined in effective fireworks control, have been exposed to 60 percent fewer in- it was announced this week by conversation with judges) and • INDOOR i OUTDOOR Shirlee Weniel, director of the achievement Ca combination "What Price Freedom?" MINIATURE GOLF pageant. The competition will of scholastic record, and • Mi Orchestrated Musical Keanprof be opin to New Jersey activities in community and • AMUSEMENT RIDES residents 13 to 17 who have not civic groups). by the Evangel Choir reached their 18th birthday by The top state winner! will • A Bicentennial Challenge • ARCADE GAMES elected Sept. 30, 1976, Contestants receive a trip to Disney World must be citizeni of the United Rev. Charles Jewitt • BIRTHDAY PARTIES Dr, Dorothy 8, Struokland of and prizes of clothes, jewelry Statei, single and not have and luggage, among others. U.S. Army Chaplain, Ret. Open Daiiy, 10 A.M. n P.M. the Early Childhood Depart- been married, divorced or ment of Kean College of New Application formi for the have had a marriage an- New Jersey pageant may be • SUNDAY, JULY 4,2 P.M. Jersey has been elected to the nulled. post of vice-president-eieet of obtained by writing to Shirlee e the International Reading The New Jersey Pageant is Weniel, Pageant Director, e-o EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH This Ad Saves S0 Association, She will become one of 50 nationwide which will Flemington liall, Flemingtom president of the 85,000 culminate in the national N,J,, ami. • 242 Shunpiki Road. Springfield, N.I. member orpnizatlon in the finals and the crowning of tile spring of it78. The IRA has 17th annual Min American affiliates in 22 countries Teenager at Smithville, N.J., throughout the world and is Aug. 23 to be televised over (OUR ORIGINAL TICKET PRICES) the largest international ABC-TV. organization of its kind, Preliminary judging for the ON OUR ENTIRE New Jersey Miss American Before joining the faculty at Teenager will take place at SUMMER STOCK Kean College, Or, Strickland the Flemington Mall Satur- was professor of reading and day, July if, 24 and 31 with Includes,.. ianpBte at Jersey City State final judging of Min New SUMMER DRISSES « SHIFTS « College for four years. She Jersey Aug. 14, SKIRTS • SHORTS •_ also taught in East Orange cbuLOTTES • PANT SUITS Entrants will be judged on where she served for five appearance (grooming, OOULOTTI DRESSiS • years as a reading consultant SPRINO COATS » SPORTSWEAR neatness of dress, proper uie and Learning Disability of makeup, face and figure) CO-ORDiNATIS •Specialist, Dr, Strickland lectures ALWAYS CHECK frequ«ntly throughout the Household country. She has served as an educational consultant to data sought school districts throughout the United States and her articles Questions on expenditures appear in many nationally for the improvement and BtrenMna "Journals, She has upkeep of residential alid served in various properties are being asked in orpnlMtions- and * on com- a sample of households in this mittees seeking to promote area by Bureau of the Census the public welfare. interviewers today through July 12. An honors graduate of John C, cullinane, director Newark'itate College (now of the bureau's regional office Kean College), Dr Strickland In New York City, said the holds m M.A, and Ph.D. from home improvement survey, New York University, She conducted four time§ a year, resides, in Orange with her "yieldi valuable information SBfl husband Maurice and their on this segment of the mgssr American economy which is of three sons Mark, Maurice and Michael. Interest to many government agencies and private groups." The sample households In this area are among the ap- proximately 5,000 throughout the United Slates that will be included Morris Canal featured on TV The men and women who |L.t»V worked the prosperous Morris Canal, which cut through New 1876' 1877 1878 1882 Jersey from Phillipsburg to Jersey City, share their reminiscences with New Jersey Public Television viewers on "Famous Tiller Sharks," Sunday, July 11, at 7 p.m., on Channels SO, and 58. The program will be 3-TON DE-IUKE • 2-SPEED FAN repeated, Thursday, July 15, 1897, ' 1900* v 1907 1910 at 7 p.m. and Friday, July 10, HIGH EFFICIENCY at 10:30 p:m. • SUPER EFFICIENT Editor's Quote Book • SOLID STATE Leaders of men are later START ASSIST remembered less for the usefulness of what they • RUGGED WEATHER have achieved than for the _ . _Reg. 1,565 sweep of theifendeavors. ~ ARMOR CABINET Charles DeGaulle e HEAVY DUTY $1,175 WEATHER MAKER COMPRESSOR Largest-Selection-of Model 38CE004i28GSO36»(36,0O0 BTU) Sites and Models... Plus The Best Prices " . COMPLETELY INSTALLED • OVERSIZED In This Area I on existing warm air heating system CONDENSOR COIL PRICE INCLUDES: • 15 Ft. Pre-Charged Tubing • Thermostat and Sub Base | ' - « Fan Relay • 15 Ft, of Wiring • Base for Unit • ENERGY SAVER Additional charges may be necessary for modification. • 1-YEAR GUARANTEE • 5-YEAR WARRANTY ON COMPRESSOR , Which was your first phone? _,/"' , . .; Rethembec-yoiir first phone? Remember thetjme when not everyone in town1 ' W ' ujj^^^3ft£*^^_ 1 ; hadaphbne?'"? •• ' . \ " • ' ,., Once a novelty or a Iuxuryrtclephone service today is affordable by all and i so much a part of daily life that we take it for granted Engineering Co. ! ^15'NofthW06dAve, 2550 Route 22 East i century ajjd we in the Bdl'Sjijsteni begin our,sec6nd htindrijd/y$"rs of service, We're •'; « V ft F SALES •i1 '.-''I '.IHIH.IIIMI,! A,', 862-1203 •t*-*-^t* ^ -*- •Number 1Ai» '. " " «- ' . , ihuriday, July 1, 1976.U Fenwickto head Norcross drive - 'Trditblazer* Public is invited id view lialian ship p gNorcMir Dlitrlct) will serve at campaign chairman for with tested and proven integrity and corn- Republican U.S. senate candidate, David F. petence," I Nnrcrosi, Noreroii, 39, of Mbdrastown, won tha signs installed 'Vespucci' to be open tomorrow afternoon "Dave Norcrois is exactly the type of leader Republican nomination in the June 8 Brimirv we»hied In Waihlngton," Rep, Fenwick said. He ig the former director of the itate Election Tht public will have an opportunity "tall ships" from "Operation Sail" In Sandy the Danmark of Denmark, the Oorch Fock of "The reputation of both House and Senate Law Inforcement Cemmiiiten and a tpteial on state roads tomorrow to visit one of the stir attractions of Hook Bay Germany, the Nippon Mara of Japan, the Dar have been badly tarnished In recent dayi, assistant to former Governor William T.S "Operation Sail"— the Italian sailing ship, More than 400 Bicenlennii) "trailblaMr" The "tall ships," the classic windjammers, Pomona of Poland, the Sagres 11 of Portugal, Amerigo Veipuccl. will arrive In the morning and anchor In Sandy the Juan Sebastian de El Cano of Spain and the IRi, find (obi by signs are being Installed on varioui roads by nni the Department of TraniportBtion to help The New Jersey Bicentennial Commission Hook Bay to form the greatest collection of Gendracht of the Netherlands. The. U.S. Coast nowrunninl g Want Adi. Call mnn • said the vessel will be open to the public free of these vessels since the 1827 Battle Of Nivarlno Guard's Eagle, the host ship for Operation Cl Iravelers reach historical sites throughout New Jersey charge at the Marine Ocean Terminal, in the Eastern Mediterranean. Sail, will meet them at Sandy Hook. u Commissioner Alan Sagner said (his week Bayonne, tomorrow from l:4Sp.m to 3 45 pm In addition to the Amerigo Vespucci of Italy, Many of the sailing vessels are leaving 1 the directional signs will help alleviate traffic The invitation was extended to the public by the the other ships nre: the Christian Radlch of Newport, R.I., today. The smaller shlpi will, problems reiulting from travel within the state Italian Consulate, Newark, through the com Norway, the Libertad of Argentina, the proceed down Long Island Sound, but the "tall Could ! related to the bicentennial celebration mission Esmeralda of Chile, the Gloria of Colombia, ships," with masts too high to pasi under the Motorists will recognize the national The Amerigo Vespucci, a 331-fopl long full- East River Bridges, will take the ocean route «round the south shore of Long Island to their 50MPQ bicentennial insignia on the signs; by following rigged siding vessel, will be one of the lg them, the 14 historical areas in the stale listed of the more than MO sailing ships from July 3 overnight anchorage in Sandy Hook Bay. in (he 1978 Bicentennial Map Of New Jersey can nations which will sail into the (he New York The ships will be greeted by Gov, Byrne in a help your be reached The map ii available through the New Jersey Harbor Sunday in what is expecled Rail, bus service review, vessel and by a parade of 300 to 400 *i ate Office of Tourism and Promotion to be the mmt picturesque of nil RiiWmnial small craft, Saturday evening, groups of of- The signs iirn in Ihrw parts, all on one post spectacles will be expanded ficers and maritime cadets from each of the Ibuclget? The lap portion has a circle of white stars on a After its Bayonne visit, the Amerigo (hip will be guests at receptions and dinner parties held by yacht and sailing clubs in the hlup hnrkgrnunri rind a number corresponding Vespucci will sail on Saturday to join 1! nihe, far Opsail viewers Monmouth Middlesex ihore areas. Garel. to a map location number The center portion Motorlnd blcyclei hears I he federal bicentennial insignia in red, in Sussex County nod Raisin Village '" New Jersey residents planning to attend On the morning of the 4th of July, the sailing FOR BIRTHDAY CAKES FOR ALL PERSONS OP ships from both Sandy Hook and Gravesend whilo nnri hlup Tjje bottnm portion has a brnwn Burlington County •'Operation Sail" and 'he other special BOULEVARD AGES.... background *iih *hi'f letters identifying the The project, initiated b\ the department with Hiceniennial festivities in New York Harbor Bay will rendezvous and will sail in parade line BICYCLE CENTER 1 THE MOST GORGEOUS, MOST DELICIOUS,, CALL numc of the silt find a directional arrow details worked out through the cooperation "f Sunday will have additional rail and bus ser under the Verraiano Bridge, past the Statue of ' Salts & Service vices available to them Liberty in the Upper Bay, and then move up the The hiHinrir siH's include (he Old Barracks in the National Bicentennial Committee, will he 1 Trenton. Washington ('rnssing Slate Park. financed with 70 percent Federal Higlwn Through supplemental funding by the Hudson River to the parade ! end at Spuyten 104 Boulevard LA PETITE PATISSERIE Boxwood Mali in Klizabeth, Waterloo Villages Administration and 30 percent slate funds Commuter Operating Agency of the New Duyvil, two miles north of the Kenilworth 216-3010 "Mttriii with (fit Csnilnintil Flair" Jersey Department of Transportation, ConRail Washington Bridge, 721 Mountain Aw. 3704969 will provide additional train service to Hoboken and more passenger cars on regularly Three plays scheduled trains to Newark and New York Transport of New Jersey will increase its bus operations into New York City at Upsala PATH trains out of Newark and Hoboken will run on special iS-minute headways to the World MAPLEWOOD July 9, 10 Trade Center, which is closely accessible to special areas for viewing the festivities Of and Summer theatre fare, RICGIARDI BROS. New jersey Transportation Commissioner WSA usually light and frothy, will Alan Sagner cautioned against attempts to BLOOMFIELD be offered an a heavier note at drive into New York "Lower Manhattan will Upsala College, East Orange, be closed to automobiles and parking will be cm Friday and Saturday restricted in neighboring New Jersey com- nights, July 9 and 10, when the munities. If you want to enjoy the day, take a nPAINT college's Workshop 90 theatre train or a bus," he said. will present three one act plays by contemporary To meet the need for additional transit American, playwrights services for the many thousands of New Jar- leyans expected to go into New York on that The plays are thematically SALE We 'ye only been around date, ConRail will add a total of m trains to Open Monday, since 1930. , , and we're still growing, by giving you connected and deal with the regularly scheduled holiday service and will July i 7 to i the best value in diamonds, watches andJtwalfy ,.. i experience! of the ethnic add coaches to scheduled trains. Thi additional minorities in the United LATEX EXTERIOR LATEX trains, about 20 percent more than ordinarily S SUNDAY, JULY 11 at 1 ^Julius Oksenhom buys your j States. would be operated on the holiday, will ac- HOUSe PAINT ~'HOUSE'S Upsala Drama Professor commodate jome 20,000 riders. Robert Marcazzo, who ii ONE COAT HIDING TRIM ENAMEL DIAMONDS directing, laid the'plays were Transport of New Jersey will institute in • EXCELLENT COLOR RETENTIO Bergen and Hudson Counties bus service which selected as part of the' • GLIDES ON EASILY • DURABLE GLOSS FINISH Prodou/ /lone/ normally would not operate on the holiday and college's Bicentennial series • NO LAP MARKS-STOP & STAR • FAST DRY in which only works by will incrjase service^ to 45-minute intervals on WHEN YOU PLEASE, three other lines. Frequent serviee will be • FADE RESISTANT &ld gold~§ilver American playwrights are • 30.MINUTEDRY • WATER CLEANUP being offered and were picked provided by TNJ between the Lincoln Tunnel • WATER CLEAN-UP EST4TE SALES because they are relevant to Park-Ride lot ano" the Port Authority Midtown the American scene today. Bus Terminal, Thii service normally would not operate on the holiday. All other bus companies The first play to "The Indian which normally opertti Sunday serviee will Reg. Reg.' 12" Wants The Bronx" by Israel operate July 4, Horoviti and will include In i0 the east Peter Houck, K«vin ConRail commuters may use their regular Now»iB Hallisey and Jeff Stone, commutation tickets on thii dati, Othir 00 The second play, "Con- passengers are urged to purchase one-day 00 tribution" by Ted' Shine, round-trip tickets in advance to avoid travel Save'4 Save*4 features Vanise Vann, Digna delays Children under 12 may ride'for half Cole and Herb Way. fare. The final play, "Sister Son- Passengers usini PATH trains should have ji" by Sonia'Sanchez ii a ont- 30 cents exact change for each fare. chiraetir play, The role is. Schedules ot the additional ConRail train performed ~by~ Cecilia Moore, service, funded by a $43,213 COA appropriation, Curtain timi for each are being distributed to all commuters and performance is 8 p.m. and posted at all railroad and PATH stations. tickets, priced it $1 for Posters will notify bus riders of the additional students and $? for the general bus services, paid for by an tt,M0 special public, may be obtained at the appropriation. box office on the nijhti of ///• H~ \ performances. R B H I Bus firms share "SIGNERS OF TNE DECLARATION I H 0 I 0 N 3 » A I L i w T O W I N « ! I T L G 0 I R H ¥ 3 I OF INDEPENDENCE PUZZLE" I I J 0 N,Y,-Shor© roufe I * " K « I, P A I « E S II T H II E L Transport of New Jersey and Lincoln Transit I I ] 1 1^ [ E I' 1, 0 T A II I O LA- Company have begun operating a jointly H T I K 3 V P 0 0 H W A D E coordinated bus service between New York, J n t_...Y_ I \3_E X N E I Freehold, Lakewood, Atlantic City, Cape May 3 0 N 0 V A H P H E N p and other resort communities in New Jersey. H\ * N K L I » X H II L X 3 The two companies had. been competing on 0 T R C J D/ A C P R Z Ihis route for more than 35 years. But with the 0 0 U E 0 L P H O Y II A cost of operations steadily increasing and 8^0 B R A R T B T Y J) I 0 0 » D II K ridership, progressively decreasing over the c t A n n c L T L W 0 V 0 past decade, officials of, both companies p o a o developed a coordinated schedule. " 0 H F I A J A 0 K 0 D I N K T X A TNJ and Lincoln are recipients of subsidies It S L 3 E 3 X » " E 0 N H 3 from the Commuter, Operating Agency of the 1 E H E THE LAST NAMES OF THE 5« SIGNERS OF THE 1 0 t I I R B 1 P 0 D E 0 R New Jersey Department of Transportation and N L A R Y the savings from the coordinated service could DECLARATION OK INDEPENDENCE ARE IN THIS H L B E 0 3 W 0 F » Y 3 E amount .to HE much as a half million dollars WORD FIND PUZZLE. THE NAMES READ FORWARD 3 D B D n C II A 3 E N BACKWARD, UP, DOWN, OR DIAGONALLY DRAW A 0 E N N V T P annually, a spokesman said. , O D N 0 T K <" 0 T 3 W A common'ticket office will be maintained at LINE AROUND EACH NAME AS YOU FIND IT THEN E N H J H 0 0 CHECK THEM WITH THE SOLUTION WHICH APPEARS NIKS H the Lincoln Transit Terminal in Lakewood and 8 H « A H R * I L 3 0 N 0 IN "RICCIARIH" BICENTENNIAL PUZZLE" LOCATED <) M E L at the Atlantic County Improvement Authority P P I H w' 0 t C 0 T T D B H Terminal (Municipal Terminal) in Atlantic ON ANOTHER PAGE IN THIS PUBLICATION. City, Tickets of both companies will be in- terchangeable. .Connecting service to Philadelphia and other New Jersey resort You should find these 5« names in Rlcclardl'i Bicentennial Puzzle: communities will still be available. CARhOLLOtr§i3:4S?I?V*i)oA,DA^?'Ji.lART|-BTT'4- BRAXTON.5. »A?RA^NC,HlfSoVri^R3K6^|CNLN^TET^9VEH^ .-»!— M/sii !*f.f.^%K'% (.FMHfl!».lr_BB.J6.jlB!tlBir«) JLEB, 17..LBWIJ, M , a. KUHNEN TRAVEL •ETON, 32 SIZE MUM MICE Murnici GOES (mihSldmll) (Wl.lt, Jldnill) DR 76-14 52.72 42.95 [CARIBBEAN! INTERIOR INTERIOR ER 78-14 - ,54.51 43.95 FR 78-14 57.76 45.95 LATEX LATEX GR 78-14 61.10 46.95 FLAT SEMI-GLOSS HR 78-14 66.73 49.95 GR 78-15 , ENAMEL 64.27 48.95 WALLCOA PAINT HIDINTG • BAIY APPLICATION HR 78.15 69.16 50.95 • WATIR CLIAN-UP • FAIT DRY • M MINUTB DRV JR 78-15 71.89 52.95 THIS SEASON WITH A WONDERFUL- LR 78-15 •WAT8RCLBAN.UP 75.15 53.95 WEST INDIES CRUISE . Reg. »1O" \ 40 SAILABOARDTHE Now '6" NOW *8 WORLD'S FINEST 00 SISHi Sqve!4°° Save*4 iiSSISSORiAT •NTiRTAINMINHT RCCRRATIONAL VIHICLB TIRBI BYTOP.ITARII Vl.llPuerto Rico, si. Thomai.lt. , Barthtlimy, > St. Maarten, ind' •trmud* end many mon wonrt»rhil OrlUDtM lilnwiil For FurtNr Information PIMM Call: - ' 964StuyvesantAv«, v\ c & International Travel _ j , 1: •_> •c J —- 1- J , ^TOfcf^-t,. Thuriday, July 1, 1976 Jobless youths paucdJn Trenton Twn hills nddreiilng that problem ore currently before the Legislature. ibas affirms burn center commitment "The first priority for everyone concerned set at 135,000 Saint Barnabas Medical" Center this week Saint Barnabas has applied to the New lire received." fire departments which have had special about opening the burn canter must bo the reaffirmed Its commitment to make every Jersey State Department of Health tor a cer- II has been projected that the center will benefit I'vents, women's organizations, necessary approvals by the state," he added, effort to open the hospital's burn treatmenl tificate of need for the burn center and ap have operating deficits of $500,000 a year veterans groups, students, faculty and teacher "Once those hurdles are cleared and all legal center upon receipt of necessary approvals proval of the operating cost of the center, because burn care Is extremely costly and the organizations, rescue and first aid squads and questions Involving municipal contributions in New Jersey from the State Commissioner of Health, submitted as part of the Saint Barnabas lttTfi insurance coverage of most patients would not memorials for fire victims are resolved, Saint Barnabas would welcome A maximum of 135,000 young people were Kenneth r. Nichols, president of the Medical budget, pay for the full cost The Saint Barnabas However, attorneys for Sainl Ilnrnabas have financial assistance directly from thi public, untmployed in June In New Jeney, Joseph A, Center, expressed concern over possible "Affirmative actions by the state on those Development Fund has received a $1 million raised questions as to the legality of local from municipalities and from any concerned Hoffman, commissioner of the N.J, Depart- misunderstanding created by published reports Iwo items are the essential elements needed to gift for the burn center from a foundatign which government tax-Financed contributions to the organizations for the operation of the burn ment of Labor and Industry, said this week. that Saint Barnabas had returned donations to Qpen'the burn center," Nichols stated. "Sain! iisked lo remain anonymous. Medical Center unless enabling legislation is center." ___. According to the Division of Planning and the burn center from municipalities because of Barnabas ii prepared to open the center as Saint Barnabas has accepted d|f atlons to the Research, an estimated 100,000 youths^ bet- legal questions. The donations were from two soon as the necessary approvals from the state burn center from church groups, many local ween the ages of 16 and 21, were unemployed communities and totaled less than $800, M during the month of May. This group "There has been absolutely.no change In the COUNTRY FARE... M reproients youngsters who loft school, entered determination nf Saint Barnabas in do Kean host the labor force, became unemployed prior to everything possible to open the burn center as FOR LOVERS OF FINE FO#OD S the end of the school year, and who are, another contribution by this hospital la the for reunion therefore, part of New jersey's continuing medical care resources of this state." Nichols SUNDAV- — SATURDAY-^ M unemployment problem Kean College of New Jersey asserted. (formerly Newark State PRESENTS N ' It Is estimated that, the volume of unem- ENGLISH CUT ployed In this age group Increased to 135,000 in College recently was host for a ROAST M reunion of alumni who N June as more students entered the labor force. Arts Center gala HATCHBACK HALF SPRING By mid-July lome of these youths will find graduated 50 or more years PRIME RIBS employment, reducing the youth unem ago and 82 graduates of the FRONT WHEEL DRIVE INruiniw B ployment level to about 127,000, representing a spotlights 4 stars Newark Normal School from rHiCKEN decline of fl.OflO compared with the sjimn timp Four show business stars will highlight the 1912 to 1925 attended. lust year Garden State Arts Center's Bicentennial July The alumni, some of whom ANDPUN B 4lh weekend. The parade of performers begins were making their first visit to $ 50 N The division reported that figures are not yet this evening with a concert by songwriter the college's Union campus N available on summer employment op- 3 singer Gordon Mghtfoot. were greeted by Kean College ROAST DUCK M portunities in private industry this year, but President Nathan Weiss and INCLUDES that approximately 40,000 public service Tom Jones takes over the Center's stage in IN CHF.RBV the amphitheater with his own show in a two- College Historian Dr Donald •SALAD summer jobs will be available. This eitimati Raichle Members of the INCLUDES BAR includes 30,000 jobs created through the night stand tomorrow and Saturday TV On Monday, Oscar winner George Burns and Alumni Association presented SALAD BAR Comprehensive Employment and Training Act corsages, decorated in the ESSEX COUNTY-East Orange • Irvington • Livingston • Millburn/Short Hills • Newark • North Caldwell • Nutley • South' Orange • West Orange • BERGEN COUNTYrrCloster • Hasbrouck Heights » North Arlington • Park Ridge • MORRIS COUNTY-Chatham • PASSAICCOUNTY-Pompton Lakes • Wayne * <> -CAMDEN COUNTY^Aoaillmn •RUnhernede-rBaRLINGTONXOUNTY-Wiillrllborr • '— RT, 22 . SPRINGFIELD 'rss Thyriday, July 1, 1976 Family camping AAAWOrns of confiscation Chaplain named Effects of stress depend i n Tree'preserve rRku loctewrtiOTltton,*' The Froit Villey YMCA in accepting ap- we py or >een appointed plications for its 1976 summer Family Camp, Vacationing motorists planning to operate at Drew Univerilty, MadlMn. Theodort C, located In the center of Ihe 240,000-eflre Catikill for conflscntlon of CB equipment operated Linn, chaplain and assistant ptatmot ol on how we handle them eltlieni' band radios In Canada or Mexico may without permission. As in Mexico, border Forest Preserve In No* York State. religion ilnce 1971, assumes the new position have the unlti confiMjted or Miled If they fall authorities will seal units whose owner does not By MARION WELLS completed, and the res! starts looking more Families staying ai the camp have private toddy. to obtain the necessary permif beforehand, the hold a valid permit. Complete absence of siren would be a manageable 10-bunk cabins, complete with bathroom tin. In announcing Dr, Linn's new asilgnment, president of the New Jersey Auto Club (AAA) Applicants also muit possess a valid Class D lifeless exiitence, but too much stress may help How dn we know when we need to rest or shift eluding hot shower), electricity, heating unit Drew President Paul Hartln said that "Ted haa warned, license Issued by the Federal Communications kill you. So how do you gel on top of pressure! gears' Selye believes we each tend to have a iind timple storage spec. Meals arc prepared will allow m to provide new services and 11 Matthew J, Derham cautioned that ap- Commission, A copy of the Class D Ilcenie before they pile up dangerously on you characteristic pattern of warning signs which and served by a professional food service team assistance to students at Drew, We are com* plications for permits must be made in advance should be attached to the application. Canadian Pioneer siresi researcher Hans Selye, M.D , surface when pressure builds loo high Possible More than 100 activities arc available on a mltted to helping studente here enjoy and of border crossings. Due to a backlog In permit! expire the same day as the applicant's believes what counts is " . not so much whal signs of "tress cover quit" a spectrum They choice basis; evening events include carnivals, benefit from their college experience as fully is requests, hi urged CB operaton to allow plenty Class D license. happens to us, but the way we take it " The include n keyed >ip' feeling; n vague hontenannies. corn roasti, hay rides and possible, and this new appointment will help us '•reworks programs of time for application processing before a time to realta we're going beyond our capacity floating anxietv impulsive hiihavior n planned motor trip, In this goal. We can now give much more to cope and stay healthy Is before we get the strong urge to hide or cry: loss of "joie de For further information on the Fliffilly Cjsmp, concentrated attention to the quality o! student Derham iaid that Mexico-bound motorists uiceri. high blood pressure, headaches, vivre," tendency tuiireensih, trouble keeping renders may contact their local YM-YWCAs or Insurance check life throughout the university," should write to the Secretaria de Com- omntionnl problems f*r nthf11 i"s in which stress still or mntitaing n phviicolly relaxed poiitipn; Ihe Frost Valley Y, 2j» Claremont ave,, munieaeionei, MexieoCity, D.P,, for in- Dr. Linn, who will also retain his tltli of is often thought t« plnv « part Indiviriiisi insomnia weakness. nMoinesN or reelings of Mnntrlsir 07(W2 tel 744-3488 formation on obtaining a permit. Otherwise, he halts job evaders chaplain, will be responsible for campus 'niemncps differ religious and residential life, counseling and unreal't v increased use of drugs tobacco or said, the units may be confiscated. In an affort to halt abuns of the unem- One warning sign nf sires* merlnad uhosp iilcnhnl inleslinal dislurbltncns. nienstriifli student activltlM, Travelers not planning to use their CB units ployment insurance system, flyen are being significance we may miss is illness which problems, loss of appetite or eating too much, Modern dancers in Mexico can request border authorities to distributed lo employers asking their develops after s crisis is over and it's safe tc tendencv tc he easily startled pounding honfl place a seal on the unit. Sealing does not cooperation in detecting individual! who refuie IIIIIIIIIIIII| let dnwn W Walter Wenninger, M P , senior ilryness of mnuth nnri throat MOIVOIUS licks damage the equipment, but merely renders It (o accept suitable work, Joseph A, Hoffman, staff psychiatrist at The Menmnitr Fnun trembling tooth grindinu «« entitle in Drew spotlight Inoperative, Removal of the sea) is permitted commissioner of the N.J. Department of Labor Puiile Corner rtation, has called this a kind nf TCI F" ••rilnbility Heprrssion The Pauline Koner Dance Consort will open only by border authorities upon returning lo the and Industry, said this week. .Thnnk Clod, |i s Fnrfnyi Syndrmn* " Hf >Mle« Monday at 8 p.m, as the first attraction in the liiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiBy Of course pverynn«'« differeni The iricH is U.S. If the ital 1B broken prior to re-entry, stiff The Division of Unemployment and Tem- iiimminl ihe example nf a medical Ktudrm who Monday Night Specials series of the New recognizing ho« \our bnrii inns to tell i"» 'I ' penalties are imposed, the New Jersey Auto porary Disability Insurance is requesting WORDSQUARE repeatedly gnt canker «orp« when he >(fimslwi Jersey Shakespeare Festival at Drew Nil enough, unit hwrimu ihn unrnin|! Club officials noted. employer! to file forms with the division when Arrange the 16 letters listed to spell four, "ludying for exams i'niversity, Madison, Kmally, renvmher the hpllcr ymir health, To operati a CB unit in Canada, a permit an employee falls to report back to work or four-letter words. Then Insert th( words over Rae Sedgwick. Ph i) , of Pennsylvania Stall1 the heller your chancei nl coping suecessfulh The eight-member modem danc* company must be obtained from a Regional Office of the rejects suitable employment the dashes in such a manner, so that they will University, says our ability lo use1 infnrmntKin with pressures MHI can I avoid .\rieqiiate rpsi, will premiere "A Time of Crickets," with Canadian Department of Communications Employers will be asked to use a ipecial read the same from left to right, and from top think clearly, make decisions and solve ;i well balanced dail> diei and some form of music by Michael Collna, and offer three other Derham warned that Canadian law provides form to notify the local unemployment in- to bottom, problems may suffer if we're under loo much regularly scheduled physical activity fire worki-'Concortino," music by Pergolesi; surance, claims office when an individual AADIEEEE pressure Even deciding where to hang our f Ml nuBtMB VOII can't afford In overlook "Caisandra," music by Aaron Copeliiid; and Crystal Palace data refuies a Job offer, GGLLSSSS can he a struggle Our «ense of persenal i>f Pill unit self in liefer «hnpi' in hiindle stress Solitary Songs," music by Luciano Berrio, 1.- - - - fasting 1 "Although the employment rate In New fei'tivpness may diminish, hindering ™» offmi'- When London ! Cryital Palace, designed by :in(j tlfpi;K is Ian itpl to push you 'Ml! nf Snap** Tickets, priced at 14 SO, $5,80 and M,B0, may jersey remains above II percent, many em- !.---- border, in c-npe with the stressful situation he obtained by calling S77-44B7. Special Jostph Paxton, opened its door in May IBS!, the 3 — • long periods of time, structure constituted the first completely ployers are recalling former employees back to Talking things nut with a friend or counselor Heavy heavenly body students tickets, at $2 each, will be sold IS work. The department is responsible for the 4 - — - not as much. may bring nut new perspectives and suggest minutes prior to the performance prefabricated and demountable building, the ANSWER New jersey Society of Architects says, ft was administration of the unemployment Insurance fresh solutions When pressures appear A tiny star called n pulsar forms after the the largest single enclosed volume the world funds and we will do all possible to Inform HIT! overwhelming, try taking things one at a lime cdlliipsn of a vimtk larger star The pulsar FRIDAY DfADLINI had ever seen; 989,884 square feet of floor employers of their rights and responsibilities S I 0 V B If a task is broken into a series nf smaller steps. retains most of the material of the original star, All Itfms other thin spot ntws should bt In space, in miles of balcony and 17% acres of when an individual fails to accept a Job offer," a o a i % • onfidencp is apt to gro«: as each part is and ;i handful nl it would weigh billions of Ions our office by noon on Friday, roof. Hoffman said. i v i§ i :S '-. i ^z^*a\vt^' « Xn &m fe; Great Rates For "UNCLE JIM" SALUTES ^TRYANDTOPTHISl The Holidays and THE AMERICAN "HERE'S AMERICA'S BEST Every Day At Budget BICENTENNIAL 'BUY-CENTENNIAL1 SPECIALS!" Uncli Jim" Smyth, 'I! AMIAMADOR <-ar w.,on,pow.r • "Uneli 9MF|t" WMIn '76 PINTO .utrinabrtk,,, • COND, $1095/ Budget Rent-A-Car! Rent a Gap Th» Fittiw Of Our Auto Thi Ptititr Of our PM., rtcK 1 pinion AS II 5P8CIALI 44.N0 ml, jaoy Rtpiir luiinni Unltid littu itHrlng. Inmt dltc brtknakti.. • j^ Mtfkife •olid Itati Ignition, bucmt <}] NOVAisr., pow.rit«rlngbriK.t, JAUE start, mini uccont,m iino AIR.SONB., vinyl port, %%,m ml, •«»" At Collex, We Have coloriny cut pin ctrpttlno, 74 POkD i-pati. Squirt Wijon.powir | Ay B Planning a trip over the J&. wsw urn. stk. ill. LUt »n« lnfrBfMt, Al eoNB "•"' Z4dtl ilm nrw in iviry rMMcti Ored holiday? Call Budget first Revolutionized The CffiVETT M3.9S Auto Repair Business... 'fl OALAXIf a.dp, Hardtop ffCff for their low, low, special, '76 GRANADA POW.r,inrlngbr«k..,AIR 'AiA l HOVA 16.9S At COLLEX, i dr ,« cyllndar mglna, pit* COND.,AMFMtapi,ii,m mi, HIT PPI weekend rates that start at carpfftlnc, solid ttatf m ORAN ADA 4«r,, ptwtf irHPlnB MS from Friday P.M. Ignition, dltc brikn Stk BriMI, allto, Inni., AIR MNB,, M MOHTKARLO 547 Mil 14091 '3175 _JJI Monday A.M. with ylnyl tooL_UKt-jawiJi,lfi-ml, * 21.95 'fl RIVIIRA Pow.r liHrlncwindgwi- _ \5ffTrii milts includid. WE WILLi Mitt, AM-FM Kirn r.dlo«.(XlO ml.$34fS I if K nJir '76 TORINO 74 FORD F-100 r: BRAND NEW 1976 BRAND NEW 1978 BRAND NEW 1976 Elfi Ml: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. SKYLARK FRANCIS LIST $3621.60 MILEAGE makes the WITHSTYLLj DIFFERENCE! •B3 'Stock FRANCiSCARS 9099 AND TRUCKS IT'S YOUR CHOICE! SALES MANY OTHf R NEW BUICKS IN STOCK SERVICE • -•.—.. ..»,• uvivu in )IUI.A LEASING HIA -L Gaylin FRANCE CHEVROLET IUICK«*OPEL ••nmiiHiittia EXIT 143 N • 143A 8 OFF GARDEN STATE PARKWAY INTERNATIONA 777 LYONS AVENUE, HWINaTOKL wT " ROUTE 22, u 4M-9100 371-44*4 " . 964 1600 RECREATI •MS VEHICLES \\ : fhuridayf, July 1. 1976. CALL AN "AD-VISOR" FOR ACTION, TODAY! - 686-7700 HIRE BLICATION mmmmmmmm BfDROOM IIT, attic fans,mmimmmmmmsmm floor iALi COUCH SIT, PIN BALL MACHINI idtr, door polliher, hirdwira, MODERN, GOLD, BIST OFFER. Pttt,D«p,Clb IS tern, nails a, bolts, copper 2417711, OVIRMMACHINBS LPNOHHM •AlYilTTM - Mother's hali MRS. RHONDA 686-9685 ..Ings, leddwi. cedar shingles, — — K7 I Novel CQ.'lfofiltt-teH S ADORAILI MALE PUPPIES or whNI chair patient In general homemeksr, mature {Handwriting analyst. All Typn o( teenager, dayi or evenings, motors, planer, Khali* hooks, FURNITURE* APPLIANCES —— ~ RTF NEED HOMES. CALL J734J44 OR Springfield. Tuts,, Thun., Sett. « rudlngi, Tarot Cart rMdlngs a Stafford, glovts, 487 7059 «7,JI4I, luns. Cir ntMM Ul-iM. excellent with children, HvM In WELFARE I, PIOPLI WITH RIPJUOIRATOR Frttler, 3 specialty, ISM Morris Ave., Union, —"-- PROBLEMS, INSTANT ~ —^ R 7 1.14 K 7 31 Linden. References. 925MW. I blk., from, ctr. Fret parking, CRiDIT door, kitchen set, rocker, chair, R 7.1-5 BIKl, boy's SO ' Sttleo, yellow, « CREOIT IMMID OIL CALL wnlta Provincial headboard, COLLII PUP* , AKC rag. Z7TS.J speed. Mi, boy's ' ' ' MR GRAND. 373 4611, ladder 1 misc. Very reasenablt. Champion blood Una, 4 weeki aid. MACHINE SHOP HELPER OI ITUDINT SEEKING rise, Free Spirit. — ,R t.f CLERK/TYPISTS lIrt .iMPLOVMiNT, Lost t Found ——— R71 Deposit will held. «7771 Both in Hod can lii-uti. SALES, ODD JOBS ETC, CALL •URNITURI Cententl of 2 Leading Pharmaceuticals Division K7.ll TOM 371-114], LOITi Cat, rM head, red Mack & Roams. Colonial solid cherry —— . R 7.1.2 wtilte tody, vicinity Saolord rerr.. CiMITURV PLOTS btdroem, triple driiier, mirror, has Immediate opportunities MACHINIiTI, LATHI HANDS, cannon ball hiadboard, nlte table, 4 SAVE UP steady , gead My I. conditions, •XPIRIINCID a. relleble Irvlngton. RIWARD. 3734579. pet, I1M. Tetnag) jnflqut wnll. In the following areas: advancarnanf, btniflts. Llnsm. MltMl, help lervlng, cooking t ——^— RM« HOLLYWOOD HEMORIAL PARK Sdroom, 1171. Carpsting IB' X ij'. Hllili. eleln,up. Reatgntbla rate. LOITi Bankbook No, 11197, &aithsimaneOard ^ Thyndoy, July 1, 1976 VlUtlMRMtth 114 Wiatrttelui HOUMIFOCSIII Apjrtmmtt fix (tint Chervil, chives favorites in herb garden CUf FWOOO 1I*£H Family actommodatloniil,, prlvitl Old furniture CHANFORP photot. Brass RVINOTON pool, flkl. IIIHIng, I Bliiot» k irsm ii»hi ant* Ut ap- *hould be kept removed and Ihe flower head on, together should be replanted each year Mr (end, garden ipn, I rooms, lyPATJUCKDENTON Deer Buyer: available July 1, HIS. ) reemi, the plants should be divided with a few whole cloves, a bay en« new lite,' : . 7, We have a fir,, l'AMih split w 771134 One of the friendliest and available Aug. i, USD. Call "5 «very three yejjri. leaf, a §ltes of carrot, two or There are Hndio who contemp. decor I Redwood deck w- MS), HARVIY C1DAR all grill, undefgrnj, Iprlnkltrtl 3 bedroom duple*, _..... moit interesting spotit In any three garlic cloves and some ZT-3-97 Remember whin you ire wouldn't dreatn of touching Polynesian entertainment rm, + RVINOTON btautituiiy decorated, teat slip. garden li the kitchen herb mustard teed in each jar, And rec. rml Lovely areal A wonderful Only a lew weeks left, Call now, cutting some chives for the any form of beef withour Attfaetivt Ivi and Ivi room patch, ai we gourmet gar- C«oHW.0«6pBl epartmenli, elevator building, 376.1119 or (*M) 414 0W lifer July kitchen to cut a few Inches moit (i»h dishes benefit from a horseradish sauce to go with dener* continually find hew be happy lo shew Mil (.hot water supplied. Near must In any lettuce tram the bait to keep the plant generous sprinkling of dill, it, fttid the Muee made from bulling. Call »l.4Miop 17MMM. Ii- —— IMMM herbi perhaps from n neigh- , l renewed. Even if you are not Garlic IR not a herb to your own garden plant will rAKEN NAOMI-Ch«let, avlllablt hor. to try, and at we find ever MUM. RVINOTON w...»w are hardy > in eold using U all, give each plant a overyone'i taste but •thise • surpass any bought In stores. CirWi* 21 Retlty Corner, RttMlert new uses for our old favorites, Applications Ming accepttd J who, like me, enjoy garlle tend there are many different CARS BBAUTIFULLYWAIHIDJ. Chapman PI., t spaeloui rooms, areas, very eaiy to grew and ww «ut once a month during 376.2300 An annual herb that our •arem, very ea»y w.grew mi« ^"" "•:--;--;-"•„-v- recipes for thli sauce and one WAXED By deptnaibie, I MM lovely irta, clean won maintained fo bi moit Bnthuslaitic about' building, Rent MM See Supl, on **"*»*• Z7...134 family wouldn't do without Is >««'«> In any dtah which Is *6.:active growing seawn, experlenctd CQllcgt student. Only y its qualities, A garItc'prets Is a has to experiment a little to MI.50I ..^OMi-Chalet, avalliblf phervil. which li as casv to Improved by a mild onion Wives can be cut up and — 1J1M7 chervil, which is as easy to roMn n lo crMm handy gadget for thOM who ichievi the perfect "com- HlliW July jjuiy Ut Lakt, posl. tannlt fiivor. Tho flower head! ' ' ur eBrtoni, IRVINOTON iii. ilMpii, m\m, ivn - grow as D»ril«y and has a use garlic regularly. It bination to Ms taste. But • MIABITH Furnished 1 room efficiency — : - Thwe is a wonderful herb presiM thi juice out of the usually the sauce Includes Carpel * Hyp 21 Prestige apartment, AC, heat supplied called prllc chives which li Chalet Ilmora aria, 1 family Available Aug. 10th 1165 month garlic clove, along with some chopped horseradish root, Call Qiga, WMH easy of culture and appears Cjionlal.lrrns,, science eatltl nKi kit.t , soft pulp. This juice and pulp mustard, salt, vinegar, sugar KARPETKARE 4 btdrml,, iVi baths, new hot — — VMV Paullniklli Lake, lurnlshtd 1 iR your week ahead BY DM w and tastw just as Its name Carped S. fuos steam cl»in«d water heat (gas) 330 elee, service, IRVINOTON hauii. Avail, from July 11to Aug. may "-be'mixed with buttsr to and pepper, Toss them into the your home with ntweil lll»m< large span screened porch, 3 eir 9 large rooms, heat I, gas supplied, 30. Tennlicourts k lake privileges. suggest!. H looks like ehlvei, proem* Frte gitlmatn call make garlic hutter for use In blender with a blob or three gsragt Excellent condition near bus line July 1st Call 371 PoreertPtrioti; July 4 to July It but has flflt le«Vis " ^s « 381-8668 Owner selling sue to ill health. Low 37 J3 ZM.H. preparing hot French bread or of sour cream. „ , , . very dulicale garlic flavor and — - — H 7 .J9.JI toast, or for spi siding on IRVINOTON ARIES Don'tlakBihroW!ls,Youare«meriniiphB»e mighl te Ju { th m { We find basil'to be in- GREEN'S AGENCY meat or fishi By the way, a titirminitini 40 Rttltori,insurorl 4 rooms. Available Aug. Ill, Adullt i . li when you must know, wietly where you ,h«e"who»™« Mi warSirrff dispensable with our fresh only 5 Family Call 171 JIM, stand. IncldtnUlly. thli idvlw appllei to your ™»r*J.°J"™ " ?i™ off sprig of parsley will help CENTENNIAL 151 Jefferson Av.llil, JMjMIJM . 17 1 »7 garden tomatoes, We favor rBlatlonship with the oppoiUesiX. by the stroner garlic. IXTIRMINftTINOee, (RVINOTON neutrallzo the aftertaste of especially the decorative Ttrmitt I, Ptst Control Specials Private home, 1 rooms, all ulllltlei A herb that we uie in the garlic. Fast efficient lifvlcf TAURUS Dark Opal variety, a beautiful MAPLIWOOD^S v'r. young, 5-5 suppliepplied AAvailablv e new %m. Call Experi«nce-46ni gained in the past Is an im- hitghen constantly Is dill. An J541JM largMe rms., geiored the bsfhi, BroK.rBK , J7jJ7j.Mi7. . M little plant for a small border, K7 140 lelenee kjtehen, AC, each apt,, 17 117 gaihtat, J car garage, Beautifully IRVINOTON I should mention that some Homi Improvements 50 fandicsPM k fenced.In lot Mid 1 Rooms modern garden apt AC, it from spreading by means of herbs, as well as being useful Central heat, parking, Aug. MIILBUHN NEW ALL BRICK, 4 In one way or another, someone'! chan|e of want to keep the plant green pieces of root which break off in cooking, have various STIVi KAUANOII PanelinB t, occupancy, 1MB * security 37S. Automobllw for Sill 126 GEMINI celling* dent In homes & !*erM 8 r,. apti., w) brms,, Ivi baths, >MI MaylWuBeH residence or occupation will affem your'long (or a bit longer than in a hot or are discarded when a plant household uses. We have a FBli ostimsiM, sclinc* kitchen w.birch J. _ __ I7I97 range plansAlso poke up the fire in your Job, { Thi lgnte be j ; It dug up. large patch of mint growing Ceil 375 1440 fryitweed cabinets, 3 car garage IRVINOTON 'ft JUP Commmdo 6 cyl., auto,, P Washington iehoel. Mia ff's, " krt ^ ^ (0 k,tpp lh fm __ _• a; i so Attractive i room apartment, I'm convinced horesradlih just outside our fence from UNION I i i, 1 baths ea0i modern kitchen, tile Bath, neat PLANNINO on Using your homt? You need probiems with thi opposite mn Uke a producing fresh greens which roots reach down quite which we dry a good bit each I can do anything from yeur rg§i ta apartmtrtt, j tar garage, supplltd Cenvenlsnt location MOONCHILD Imlng your floor. Call tor trm Connecticut Firms school III,™), Aduitl. 175OJ17. moose newfa a hat ruck Nonetheless, yourself flavor most vegetables very ridiculous depths into the soil. year: When by wife ii CENTURY 31 17157 I1M PONTIAC Citlllnl, 3 dr HT, Jwttl-Jolyit Ktimstej 414 JIM. centeredntM might disturb your mate or delicately, especially bruasels So some gardeneri make a vacuuming, she scattere some _ — R7-K.» MILLBURN REALTY, INC. IRVINOTON black, leather Int. A-C, R k H, Call Seniors JO Parley PI . Ih Him 5 room!. 1st floor, full bath, heat, J7! J7M txt, 410 Mr. Straus, Mon, , limilar alliance. sprouts and broccoli, special bed, slightly railed, nf the dried leaves on the rugs. Frl , B 30 . 4 WM Miintenanct Service 82 intm hot water. No fjiti. Inquire at U and sink a barrier-perhaps When these are vacuumed up Prospect Ave after S PM. Aik tar __ — K 71126 LEO Modeity, this week, is not on« of your better Aphids can be quite o F&AftAAiNTiNANCi _ ,—— 17 J U Jerry Matlln Adults only, H7I CrlRTSLiR Town k points. Guard what you have to say b«fore per- problem with growing'dill, but boards of aluminum sheets- and whenever the vacuum NORTH BIACH HAVEN Country, Eiieellwt Cond. July M Aug. 12 IMIclenteiiBninoIffvlee ____ ^— Z7J.V7 two feet deep all around it. cleaner is turned on after that, % bedrooms, 2 bath year found or MiMlf ions In authority! you re coming on too ^ cin usually be kept, in Commercial Residential vacation houjf, 1 block scian. Buy IRVINOTON K7 1 1M •' _ check with a non-ioxic This seems to control the plant ihe house Is filled with a fresh now li taki over lurnmer rentals. i Room apt,, steam heat supplied. l»70Crnvylmpal.. 11] ISO? or (60S) 453 11U. AdultAdltss HiNo Betgets JulJuyl 1stUt. CafCalli 17375S On« again, it's not a favorable period to fn- rotenone dust In our dill quite well, although it can mint odor. Other favorite I? i 56 ; mi •est offer VIRGO vert or ixpand. Apparently, ouUlBe prepres plckil< Wf ,lke t0 put ( 0 „ prove to be a lot of work herbj can be used in the same BOSELLI PARK 17 157 Aug.l3-Scpt.I2 WHITS because horesradish really way. Printing ~5iO. PATON AliO KM.134 416CheitnutIt lftf VW F»»ttm>- Auto, radio, FAST PfJINTINO HosillfPls. 141,1616 fuel inlectlon, * good tires, TO MliT ALL YOUR BUIINESI ; IRViNOTON includes J snowi. 17,000 ml. I7S0. UBRA Those under your ,sign, unattacned, can look L PERSONAL NEEDS 488 6268 SPRINOFIfiLO 1 room U7O311. forward to preliminary overtures; a new ——— — Z7 I 73 Nicely FURNISHED Sept. Z3-Ort. It NBWLVLISTEDI apartment for business ——. — KJ.J-12* romance is waiting in the wings. Other Libras, Quiet street but only a short walk gentleman Ail utilities VOLKSWAGEN '73 Super VW- can expect an improvement in their project DEATH NOTICES \ Rooting & Siding lo fttorrls Ave shopping & buses 3 ituyvaunt Ave 575 4077 I Rid, AM.FrVi radio, ex. and., lest beirosms 15 K 34 family room liniiuiiniiiiHiiiiiniiuimiimninininiiinninroniiinmniiiiuniwniwnmiiiwtumnimuiunmuuuitniuiiiuuiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiiniiinitimmit IRVINOTON Offer 1760444 or 276-2563. This week, will find you in one of those rare 159,900 Attractive 1 modern HAM. 136 SCORPIO MENIA ROOFING CQ Rerooimq Realtors, 1 Room apt., Ind floor, heat & hot moods of stepping out of character. It's highly BECK—Marl« M. InH Fro»lo>. t tMfr§gairs LPadPrs & tjutter% OAK fliOGIRlALTY 174.411! water supplied. Available formerly Vwt, on WMnticHy, ,u OPTIMISTiC'STUDY Private colleges and universities h,ive not bien hit MAKES YOUR CAR SHINE AGAIN, PROUD AGAIN. by the heavy financial or academic impact forecast a CONGRESSIONAL SERVICE lew years ago and most of Lipht Surlace Sanding—Masking 95 then presidents see improved 2 Coals ol Enamel—Oven Bilked $54 conditions ahead, says a study • AMBASSADOR SERVICE 95 by the Association of Thorough Surface Sanding—Masking American Colleges. 3 Coals of Enanel—Oven Bakud 89 PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE Thorough Surface Sanding—Machine Sanding ol Rough Area'— Masking ^liMf\Q5 Full Cool ol Maaco Primer spali'r—3 | J%) coat1" of MMCO Enamel Ouon BaketJ m B%^ ALSO AVAILABLE-THE MAACO SUPREME AT $189 95 LINDEN1 ~ BAKED-ON 415 Roselle St. TJuit oil 61 St. O»rgi Avt. METHOD Inlersectlon Rosslle&Hujse) 7000 486-1500 COLORS EXPERT EAST ORANGE DAILY, WEEKLY, 365, Central Ave. BODYWORK PR MONTHLY. QirdinstitiPkwy.) i. FREE 6,78-2727 ESTIMATES NEW CENTER SO. PLAINFIELD Shop,Hours; . New Brunswick Ave. BelnkArpericard >•• , , and Mas^r Charge- vT5i-3900 ' ^ r V i ' •''» " .^> ^ ', •/ "U4'.'! ^ m- • Thuriday, July 1, 1976-i Law school given Preserving is TV show topic UHLURBIE C0UP0I1 Jersey to mark I rights library Margaret Meador will OFF! TRADE-IN demonstrate how (0 preserve A unique civil'llbertja and civil rights meats, fruits and vegetables SPECIAL!! library has bean established by the American in tho, wr!« "Pood Preior- Any Unit Tr»d«d In Will Olvl You A 'Independence' Jewish Congress ut the Kutgcrs School of Law vlng," which will bo colorcast CrwMOfWO Toward The purehtti In Newark, In memory of Newark attorney Thuridays at flrSO p,m, Of A Now CULLIOAN Softintrl 'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Solomon Golnt, who died In 1974, The AJC gave beginning July B on New the library in initial cash girt of $1,000 as It was Jersey Public Television CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING dedicated in the Constitutional Litigation Clinic Channels 50 and 58, two days early at the Law School. 2047 Rt. 12 WEST, UNION/ N, J, Meador, a home economist 688-1600 (•Mr»i»-)-7«) New Jersey will get a two-day jump on the HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Dr, Gertrude Ash, Golat's widow, presented will introduce the vitwer to rett of tht nation tomorrow when it celebrates America, Turtle Back Zoo's a plaque which will be placed above the the basic concepts of canning, Its own "Independence Day" bald eagle, poses with collection of books gathered by Morton Stavii, American flag In a Bicen- The New Jersey Bicentennial Commission a Newark attorney and close friend of Golat's. Authorized will sponsor a program in Trenton observing tennial greeting from the Peter Simmons, imn of the law school, ac- MO, S6C) Northfiejd ave., cepted the collection on behalf of Rutgers. Omega , Pulsar the 2QQth anniversary of the New Jersey State Holox .Seiko Constitution, On July 2, 1776, the provincial West Orange, which will be Congress of New jersey declared independence open July 4 from 11 a.m. to 0 TURN Dealer from England and adopted a State Constitution, p.m. The IOO Is open Monday The program will begin at 11 am at the State through Saturday from in UN'S • LPH'S YOUR Library. Oov, Brendan Byrne and former Gov a.m. to S p.m., Sunday! and Robert Meyner, chairman of the Bicentennial holidays from It n m in n AIDES Commission, will publicly unveil the copies p,m. HOME-HOSPITAL DIAMONDS of the "New Jtney Declaration" returned NURSING HOME Convert your precious from all over the State with the signatures of NurtM AVAILABLI ply or Hlghl . OR Jewelry into eaih, We jewelers many thousands of New .Iprseyans The qu.llll.d, rtllibl., bond.d Milprntllc. buy from private Inmrtnct on LIEHIM protMilonili CpRNtR MORRIS I SrUTVCSANT Declaration reaffirms faith in the prineiplw EMERALDS owners, honks, estates UNION, N.j, upon which this nation was founded, NURSES NEEDED and liquidations. We Byrne and Meyner will rut (he ribbon Work it your eenwtilinei also remodel your old MIDDLESEX MALL, So. Plld., N.I, opening a special Bicentennial exhibition in the CALL 382-3144 INTO Jewelry, Come in and LEDGEWQOD MALL, Udgewood, N.l. Archivei Room of the State Library, The see our consultants WORLD TRADE CENTER, Ntw York City exhibition, entitled "Now Jersey-A Govern, DOLLARS ment at War," will ineludp (he original State WESTERN MEDICAL SERVICES Diamond Constitution and many other historical Appraisals documents md items on public dljplay for the first time, The ceremonies also will include the loading of a Bicenlennial time capsule with memorabilia of New Jersey's Revolutionary Fair will Include i \ war history and the Slate's Bicentennial nb servance. the time capsule will be part of the photo competition Library exhibition until a decision ii made on \ where it should be placed, to be opened in ion An amateur photography enniest will he hpld years for the Tercentennial celebration in conjunct™ svith with the \B7« Now Jersey On Saturday, the major statewide event will Stale Pair, scheduler! Sop! 10-lfl at fairgrounds be the arrival in Sandy Hook Bay of 12 "tall off Rt 33 in Hamilton Township. All entries will ships" from throughout the world to anchor I'D Hisplayed (luring the today event overnight as a prelude to "Operation Sail 76" Each contestant may enter nn more than four the next day. The Bailing ships will be greeted prints, hlark.nndwhite fir color Prints may he at Sandy Hook by Gov. Byrne and a review any sue. but must be mounted on ifi-by-20-inrh parade of small boats. That evening, the of- white mounting hoards All prints must lie ficers and maritime cadets from the ships will given n title Subject categories will be: land PRICES BLASTED bt guests at receptions In the ihore area. scape, seascape, portrait, still Jife, animal and 1 The spotlight in New Jersey on Sunday will aclinn shots — AT OUR BICENTENNIAL'! be focused on the many hundredi of local ac- A person may enter a photo in more than one tlvitlei throughout the State and on "Operation category, but only one prize will be awarded In Sail," expected to be the moil spectacular each contestant. event of the entire Bicentennial, This year, the competition will include n On Monday, New Jersey will be honored with special division for students aged -(even to IB. a special day In Philadelphia ai part of that Application forms, and further information, NI/.\ city's "Salute to the States" program. The may be obtained by writing to Lorraine State Bicentennial Commission is developing Dobron, I2!i Laura ave . Trenton MR19 plans for an all-day program in the Indepen- dence Mall area featuring New Jersey musical Special certificates organizations, crafts exhibits, and Colonial historical groups The details will be an. for holiday births flounced soon. Saint Barnabas Medical Center, Livingiton, will present special Bicentennial birth an- Stamp show, auction nouncements to mothers of babies born during the 24 hour period beginning at midnight. July FAMOUS 3. OPEN The East Brunswick Stamp Club will jponior a stamp show Monday from 10 g.m. to 4:30 The eommemorativc certificate, with a p.m—with an auction scheduled at 2:30 p.m.— bright ieal "Birth of Freedom" and "Proudly at the Hamada Inn, Rt. IB at New Jersey Proclaiming the Birth of their Infant Patriot MAKE MONDAY Turnpike Exit 9, Bail BruMwick, Further and Child of Liberty," will be presented to the information on the ihow and the club may be n*w motheri following the holiday. The tint obtained tram Larry Liebowiti at 331-5536 or bi% born on July 4 will also receive a 1776-1978 2SMSS1. bond from the midieal center. 12" TV JULY 5th EVE offers HI! ENDS SAT., JULY.«. workshop Some Items Ar Roberts-Walsh ,.. "New to a Collip In Limited Quantl Where Careers Begin four-iiiiion workshon will be offered this 1 lummer by EVE • Women's gWMSKBTMY Ceotw, Kean College of New Jerwy, HTlOSPttSOHAl UWMCAtORH ASSIST W This noncredit course will mumm • MHuuBammMaAN meet on Tuesdays and nP/UMMinnWMMG • •MTMOmatllBTNn Thursdayi, July 27 and 29 and BIG SAVINGS ON ALL APPLIANCES! amnmmumt Aug, 3 and 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. ams MTABnn The workshop will provide s $ • WOOMKXBSitG an orientation to college studiej as well n an op- 'J, SAVE 60 SAVE '50 SAVE 120 .CO-OKKATWtm. AWU M-NTI FAMM6 portunity for particlpanti to .DAY, mm 1 SATURDAY CUSSS examine their educational 4-Cycle 22 CU. FT. .RDOuaLOAHStGMMTSAVAHABlI plans. 30" cumic NOW ENROLLING FOR JULY CLASSES Some of the toplei to be SIDI-H-3IDE discussed are admissions |Roberti.WaUh Business School }f requirements ind proe«durei, GAS 2343 Morris Avenue, Union, N.J. 07013 study skills, new ways to a REFRIGERATOR- For more informitlon, call or return college degree,. including nsHmsm this id with coursei checked CLEP examinations and non FREEZER traditional study options, and RANGE 964-3663 an overview of the programs CLEARANCE of study at Kean College Mary Slavitt of Millburn, coordinator of certification ON ALL programs and a member of * 199 199 •529 the faculty at Kean College, will be the instructor The fee .State is $15 and the deadline for AIR MAGNAVOX registration is July 20 SAVE $70 SOLID STATE SAVE! Information is available at 16 Cu. Ft. the IVE office at 527-2210 CONDITIONERS^ 19" ZENITH 25" Froit Free COLOR _ STOREWIDE CONSOLE REFRIGERATOR CLEARANCE COLOR TV TV $ , OFF I I _ (ON MEN'S IWOMENS' UNIFORMS, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES Every Famous Maker Included! THE FASHION UNIFORM SHOP ' ..' For. vv, MEN AND WOMEN RT. 22 29 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, N.J. LY " fl.M ,9!p PM.;-PHON. DM E 688-B800 ')"• ^e\^.^;^> fe.-*d riglstarad nursa In ttia ROOFS . GUTTERS Commercial & residence Call experience. Salary commensurate Stataof Naw Jtttay and also ms«t SELRITEMILLWORK 35 4 LEADERS PHIL TERRANOVA Sidewalks, DAN'S PAINTING h Trietler. E5 2 0640 Z tf 71' with axparlnct. All company Civil Strvlc* raqulramanti. Tht BLDG. SUPPLY CORP. QARAOE DOORS patios, steps, walls & tile. 412 AND DECORATING, INT B, EXT Mrieflti, paid holiday! and alck hour* art from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., Ml Rahway Ava., Union. LIMAPAVINO FAMILY ROOMS Hillside avp., Orange, N.J. 678. REASONABLE RATES FREE doy» Apply In person Saa Monday thru Friday. Sand raturnt — — K t-f-54 Bicentennial Speclal-drivewayl, » MANY REFERENCES 0V49. Call us lor free estimate. ESTIMATES INSURED 289 9434 VICTOR LOBOIZO •r O Llndtn Board of Hatlth, City 190, U70. Fret eiflmatts J7171J? R7J963 RttiC Complete alterations, bathrooms, manager Mr Salvatora OAL FRIDAY FULLY INSURED ESPOSITOOLOS inttreMlng position for bright Hall, Llndan, Naw Jarsav." 27 • 373.6351, FREE ESTIMATES kitchens, home Improvements, no intarmir a P1 I ———— K TWS DUTCH BOY PAINTS 352 Central Ave, E.Orange • ed Individual. I yr» A R 7-1-1 688-8230 ,371-1651 ob too small, 24 hr, service, fully' iigurt oriented CARPiNTiR-CONTRACTOR Moving I Staflgl 1 family outside painted 5275.. 2. p axperKn..nece In processing ftlTIRID or Saml ratlrad Jnan {UMMIPt IPICIAL- Low prices. '- Rf.f.JO Involcet..,. LiberaLiber l benefits, ulary with top maChanlcal abllltlis tor Additions, Kitchens & bath 3rlv«ways, paving, lisa complete (375,, 61171, i UP, Rooms, Z7.I1.T1 open, Send rewimrewime to Box 1203, part tlma or full tlma assambiy rtmodallng. All typas rspaln fc Into! Maun work. Free estimate. MILLIR 'IMDVINO hallways, siorei US. fc up. Also work In small eilubath clock altaratlons. Fin astlmatas. R. Ml 0646. 24 Mr, phone service. n* IDiASFOR'76 painting trim, windows & doors, AVON UMofi, N J 070»3 Oifl time carpentry with that Reisonibli rites. Local long Roofing 4 Sitfing K7l l factory. Call 331-0310, 95 P.M. Htlma, M7-MM. distinct Snort specills insyrlfl: Cirptntry, roofing, gutters 8. TO EARN MONEY 1 BUY R 7-3-1 K t-f 57 modern touch! Panillng,porehe». ieadtri. very riasonabit. Free Call our District Manager lhuttirs.celling».famlly roomi. Free estimates 345 3298. H0M1 HIALTH AIDIt MP 9. ORRINWALO-CARP. Electric Repiln R729.t4 tstimatfs, Frte minor repairs. ALL-STATE ROOFING irvlngton & Valliburg Area- 3*1 Earn a statt certificate as s 37 windows-doorsrepalrs, FRIB Fully Insured. )7)4000or 374,S436, 4940, Scotch Plains Area 64715*4 SECRETARY CQNTRI. m homemaker home health aide Kll typa of rapalrs & ratnodaltng, BST, ED, MAR90LIS 233-5412:- SHORTLINB MOVERS free 687-S1S7 °" Rahway Area: 574-5250. Linden •1501175 FEE PAID 'BLECTRICIAN — K7.J? Picking & storigt. Appllinee stimate Service Training free Dolly part time dtctien*. porches t, enclosures, 7.J9.S0 SAVE MON1Y WE PAINT TOP F Area 4860B42 Union & Elliabeth Lovely suburban locationfc graa t CHIT IRICKSON BPeiaiiiing in ill tyBf oofs ano work, wttkandt, eves, live In Car csllara 4 attics. Fret estimates, moving, specialliing in piano W-YOU PAfKT BOTTOM Vj WHY Area M3 4610 Maplewood Area benefit* to right parson. Exctlltnt Small lobs inclatlst.flood lights, THEL..BROTHER. S moving:, 24 hour service, 416,7157, amlm gutters Fully insurtd nectssary Tel* weekdays, 9 3 fully Insured. 6M29«4Small |obs outltts, its, ^WTM, HOME IMPRO TAKI CHANCES 731-7300. Summit Area: 3730701. pm., 113 3113 Central Union typing skills, atano NOT IMPROVEMENTS Above all i jOod root { (( ^ necessary. Able to work on own & ' K t.f.37 We speelalliHie In ,alum_ , siding County resident only need apply K 7-»-37 roofing, Wi do our own work. MAUTICIAN - Experienced or ability to daal with, paoplt FREDRICK W. RICHARDS WILLIAM H. VlIT •jood beginner In halrttyllng Full Important. Minority applicants SMALL JOBS S Grlndllnger Electric K9M walcomad.-325.l770. — electrical Installation, and MOVING Ui-5401 Union Rooting Sfimless Gutters ir-part_(lme-to-work. In salon In Home—repairs, - carpentry, M4 i p aeestimafevGGorl Union. Call eves, bat. 7 & t p.m., HOUSIKRBPIR-to clean panelling, tiling, van Interior*. All WiTlCQOTIIyTaTWTWkrioppIr- Local LOSf-Long-Oistanei e r OFF ICE MATES 5 wlre used exclusively. Lie. No, 411 Frit istimites ^ SmYiWir^ - N.j" insured iinte HM.37311SJ. 376-1149. Kenllworth homa 1 day per week, work guantMd & fully Insured. Kitchen Cabinets 55 t tf^B — R 7-30-1 mature woman only, dependable, Call Joe 341-0343. 233-8888 insured reference*! B0C per hour. Call 111 Northtl«ldAvt.,W.On [Kttp us moving and you save! j.JAMNIK BIAUTICIAN • with following 1 K7-W-37 — K T.F 57 intirlor i Interior Painting, B.JB. CONST. CO, only. Part or full time, ail and aik 5414099 TBS•3-1 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR KITCHEN CABINETS PAUL'S M&AA MOVING All Types Of Roofing k Repairs. H7-31 All types remodeling, additions, KiLJQN ELECTRIC Lie. numbtr deeoratini & Paperhinglng. Free ; tor Linda or Lucy SICRITARY-Lsgal axptrlanca, WWifully Insured, no lob too big, 5'let,itop& bottom eablnits 1925 ViUXhall Rd,Union estimitts Call4I7MI8orM7.M19 Siding, (salnting. Altirations.pree for partner, Nawark firm locattd repairs & altaratlons. Insured. Bstimates.l'ully Insures . Wm. P. Riviera, 6M7394. na |ob top stnill. S41.97I5. anytlmt K71.1 In Gataway building Salary •_ „___!_ K tf-27 -— -' K7I9.J7 - •" " 374-0627 BOOKKIIHMtt -ParPart Time J INIURANCI commarisuratt with axparlanca. Call Mr*. Young 447 4413 • LlCTRieAL—100 amptri Florida Specialist FAINTING ft DECORATINO, mi — - I T-F-7J. dadayaaa weekwk , mutttt be eexperiencedx id . service on the overage, l family 8.1«t, Altenflons, paneling. Free Roofing specialist, residential, IdeaJ l tor housewife. Call Carpot t Rup KITCHEN CABINETS -1|T«7-I144 FIGURE home ill!. Using copper wire. Call Sold & Installed. Old cabinets t»t. Insured, K, Sehrelhofer, 417. quality work, repairs 1 or 964-9252. •OLDBReR-Exparlanead prt J.A.H, Eltetrle M7-54M, 1137, flays. 487 3713 tves i wknfls. alterations, suiters & leaders. Call R7-11 farrad. Blue Cross, vacation & CARPET INSTALLED •——— K7.M-37 resurfaced with Formica, CLERK holidays wall to wall Plus repairs Formica eountir fops, 4860777,. iCONO/VIY MbVIRS, INC. R t.f.sl Richie, Wmt, J»M ELECTRIC —:— R7S9-SS : Z 1-24.7! 5CHMID&SON Experienced. Call Andy Residential*.commercial Wiring, Locals. Long Distance PAINTING IXTIRIOR & INT- FIGURE ON 1012 So SprlnpfleldAv*, ERIOR, Try-us! Good lob; ROOFINO-new and repairs, also Carrier room air-conditioner DOLLY MADISON Kitchens. DON ALIECKIR, MOR CLERK TYPIST Mountalnslda sales, Call 3SS4S19days, eves, 352 reasonable rates. Free titimates. shingling, patching and slate.eal! NEW YORK CITY! factory showroomh , Rt. 22, after 7 B.ni. K7-31 2568 , SpringfielSpringfieldd . Kitchen design sesre AVAILABLE NOW... Carpet Cleaning at its Best 2568* K f.f.J7 vici e 8, moderniiln d j by ont of NeNw ,R t-f,64 .An Interesting polltkm w- If you enloy working with STOCK CLIRK": full tlmt, good M3-807ti diversified duties In our buiy flgurn and have jn apptltuae opportunity for advancamant, for American Home Care Jtfiiy'jtrii'ss iiVBtsliBttt minufaeturirfetirss off GIBRALTAR MOVING CO. INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR H 7.29.71 Serviciversifiee dDepartment duties In. ouWre bui arye for math com* to Kemper-we'll right parson. Rtllablt Quilt, 1310 kltehin tibiniti. 3796070. BOWMAN A SONS i Drtt We are 994-9222 Fiiicn 121 pir hr., perioniliy iupefviied, .LNTINe,___L_EA looking Mr aomaone w-good keep you busy we'rt one of Stuyvasant Av*., Union. MI-3373 Insured, furniture padded. Local & S8WBSFR.r Roofing, Aluminum Siding & also typing ikliii, anility w figures, America's leadlna insurance —I — K 7-M Any size living room, dining area & n statewide. Sherf trips to and from, 7SJ7939. Fainting, - • -• an aptitude for organliiflon «. ni O lall QUALITY Faun Installation. All INSURED 696,7983 IUPIRINTINDINT. assistant, types. Fret Estimate. Landscape, Gardening 57 24 hour service. Fret estimates. MR. J OIANNINI. 973-1934 confidant In miking customer ?^. n wllii>h,» to raaltfant managtr, full lima loo, $39.95 Piano~ specialists, 74«.S7OO, {100! R t-f.«S tett by phone We offer • to New YorkCltyln about • gardan apartmtnts. Union County, Completely 100% /.DON MAR PENCECO< 2424727, d surfing MKry I frlng* months. You'll anloy >i ««>d at iaast 3 ytars. axparlanca. injured Customer Satis. N74lli •vE. p.Na PAINTING Slipcovers I Drapwin N efits. FoMpttrvltW call Mi- ulary, excellent benaflts and Knowltdgt of all kind* of ganartl, Exprt. Upholstery cleaning avail. ^-' — KMM1 INTERIOR 8, EXTERIOR TRIM 0 Ext. 130. room for career «wwth. Pleas* rapalra attantlal. Wa glva you 11 K7-J9-21 WORK«URh, HrH. APARTMINTIR , NO JOB apply In person or call 932-4102. btdroom apartmant plus uti|ltlts. Furniture Rap«lra 45 LML^KWI; TOO SMAkL, CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS TENIEY Good .working condition* * Agent-North Amirlean Van Lints 9647S1S with ptrmantnt lob for right coupla, dillnp 30 WLIiHiNO Thi BiNTLBmin movers, Rt.f-41 "Tender Loving Care" ENGINEERING INC. 245.7M3. , REPAIRING, ANTIQUES Maintenance Setvict SI JIJISIO By I. Shaln—141,4121 KEMPER IHMT rocking, taping A finishing ——— 17.29.10 over old, ceilings & walls. Also' RISTORID, RiFlNISHINoiFlNISHINo! : -• B t.f.64 PAINTING , U M, MAmr^l FROMIRVINQTONKITIS _- Equal OpportunitttBS"y employer M-P INSURANCE fireproof basement celling* for HENRY RUFF CALL MU I-54M, Odd jobs. M tUriRINTINDIHT—Part State Inspection Call Jack, 742 20 YIARS painters. Int, exh Fully insured. Till WOfk 84 Tlma, able to do minor repair*. foK 0027. Floors waxed & omes, Call anytime. 172.J343 or 371,9717. COMPANIES II apt. bids, Mlllburn center. Oil ATTENTION H0ME0WN6RSI R t.f-M K7.».JO Guna Doors offices,- complete (a work, ANTHONY DeNICOLO & Son Tile CLIRK-TYPIIT, aptitude for 37«f!4 bt i p.m. to 10 p.m.. U 8. y normal rm Attics, cellars, garages and yards CARLF.KUEHNER flgurn. lntertstln.il noaltlon, all 2S Deforest AV*. 9, Ml. cleaned. All dirt and rubbish Contractor—Kltchtni, Bathrooms ARMtTRONOCIIUNOTILI OARAGE DOORS, INITALLID, INTERIOR PAINTING8. PAPER, li Kipairs. Bstlmatfs ehHrtuily benefits. Springfield area. equaiopportunltyEiriployerM p INSULATE5I.DICORATE5 R7.J9-M removed, Leadirs and gutters HANGING. FIRST CLASS WORK, Call 447-HJO garagt txliniloni, ripilrs & elianid,, truckingtruc . Very given: i R7-11 9x10 room completely. installed lerviM, elfctrlc operators and reasonalblbe ratests. INJUREO. 37S-0M1 X 7-91.(4 IUPT.-MATURI COUPLE ONUY ttO. Free ettlmata. Pleasant 3 rm. apt. Mipiewood, radiocontrgls, Sttvins Overhead Masonry 63 .^—:—±-. = R7- TIL! t REPAIRS CLIRKTYPIIT. National Health CAD1T W5.762J, PMrC0ChtW< a 1O KEYPUNCH tM.OQ,In eKctiangalloht services. " REFERENCES, ^aney^Syrlngflalifc. Typing.,*? 1 4 •- Kt-f-M V. Rf-f.47. SECRETARIES Good tiMltti. Permanent. W" ' N6BD0DD JOBS DONE? PULLV INSURIO. Call 379-4041 Child Cin 50 Cleaning garages, basements, KmmHiWrm FRANK HILBRANDT JH-ifll R7W-1 31 moionry work, steps, attics, haullnfl d Af Is, light moving Mil ESTIMATES. 417.7171. ^— IMI-M MAG MIDI I 2 concrete, plastering, patios 8. Vtawneut,-tawn t Ing; general elaan ... ' •>;- - R T-PF-i-W C*li todaday to- raalsttraolstar ..fo.r SWnCHBOMD OPER. tARPBNTRY-PLUMBINO- rtpalrs, eti- Frit tst, & sspert (6 5144, Tree Service y assignments rhaht near, ; : ' MAIONRY , designing KTF.46 -TIRIOR 86 CLERK- ttmporan -*---•• — , Woodir World Baths, kitchen cabinets, siding, your homi roofing, basements, Armstrong position mumphWOI-boaiU'Wt -Nnrsery School CALL Ml LAST. All masonry, RUBBISH REMOVED BLUiJAY ,' 241-6011 ceilings, , tiling. 30 years plastiring;watirproofing,ielf , 233.3S61, TYPIST offtr liberal company benefits, 1359 Morrl*Av.,Unlon,N J experience. ' .•'•.•..'. ',•.;•,.. employed ind insured. Work • • All appliances, furniture, wood n T.F.M TRiiSERVlCi r/lnest In pre school education ANTHONY D'ALESSIO-687-6588 and metals tskftiiwiy. Atties, OUR SPICIA'LTY.taklng down The Goilt Is GIRL Ages, 2 to e, full & half day RT-F-SO basements and garages cleaned diffliulf trtts, trimming & jand sessions. out. Reasonable rates, ajj.2713. clearing. Full Insured, Fret CALL MR*. CORVINO FOR OINIRAI, CON1TRUCTION- KJUU estimitts, . , • ; • . Good . APPT. ' - GrandOpenlngfor - Alumlnum ildlno, roofing, repairs 7617378 MapltWMEL., & Intarior.: & ,exterior palntlnq. LANDSCAPE OARbpNER-New —— -. RJ.» i8 162.2214 • «7H100 , Kindt rgarten, Sept.76 NUtlmimi ! Fullyy Insivx Ins i " w.,k,, wr,,,.,^^ W' im9,P!hlt m»int»nanca, L 1- • - — Z7-3966 , < Call 6B7-24S2. «nytlme, Harry 761.7081. shrub planting && prynlnf tt--. .Interior i eMttrlor, LIpiRTYMUTUAL. repair,,. spospot Ssitilng,* "niits, Fully msurefl. n. AAAPLEWOOD } 94Q SQJ Hiff liOrt It* General Home Repairs ffrtlllilng; reasonable; TREE EXPERTS. AHamirssficy "rtpairii. iawer SPECIALIZING IN PRUNING, 'REGISTER NOW service; plesterlng; ,: carpentry •ill Phases of Tree Work, Including for,S*pt. »7e, Bart & Tama Removals & Power Spraying. Pully Insurtd. Plrewood.n, Wood ppy Days •hips. ' , ;Nurt«ry School. 762-522] tt IRV CAN PIX IT-h «navycurrlwtum.1K1 carpenlry, eleClrlcsl •XP1RT Repair of;all ~ stereo*. Low rate»r .LI^S^ „