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VOL 91, NO. 16 THUR8fA¥, VWGUST 9, 1979 273-4000 (7 A YEAR 16c 'Summit East' Apartments Get Hearing Area Needs Blood Me Bloodmobue of the Summit Area CppUr, American Red Cross, will be in «#atlon at Chapter Headquaten. 6*5 Concern Voiced By Springfield avenue, Wednesday, August IE, 3 to 8 p.m. According to Mrs. Ann Farrow. Chairman of the blood collecting •Mgram. blood U particularly needed Some Over Project d«ring the summer months when (he aerident rate is high; and, at the same About 30 residents appeared at the units time, many regular donors are on Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting The buffer requirements didn't meet vacation. Monday night to hear Ralph Pocaro's ap- the Development Ordinance stipulation Mrs. Farrow urged all eligible per- plication for a 30-unit-condominium of 50 feet. Graef said if the 50 feet buffer sons, agrd 18 through 85 years, to apartment complex in East Summit. were kept, it would force a different donate. Seventeen year-oldimay donate Mrs. Richard Sims, 15 Morris avenue, design and the plan would become more WjHi parental consent. objected to the request for a variance at like garden apartments than homes. ,For further information, call 273-2076. this time of year as many people in the The apartments would sell from area of the planned project were on $75,000 to $80,000 per dwelling unit, with vacation. She said she and her husband $65 a month maintenance fee. 6 Streets on List had lived there for 30 years and were Occupancy would be limited to concerned about their investment. families in which either husband or wife To her question if people outside Sum- is 55 years of age and no children under mit would live there, Pocaro said 12 local 19. Those requirements would be put in I Repaving residents had already expressed a desire the deed restrictions, Pocaro said. He to buy the apartments and he didn't plans to keep the house which is there anticipate any problem in selling the rest now and use it as an office building for Scheduled to Summit people, but he would go out- his practice of law. side the area, if necessary. "The character of the neighborhood -Portions of six of the city's downtown Concern was expressed by residents won't seem changed to anyone passing streets are due for repaving August 20- about future drainage problems. At the by at a later date," he said. Traffic 22, according to Victor K. Sestokas, of September 10 meeting of the Zoning would be less than now, he noted. (ne city's engineering department. Board, the applicant will submit detailed "There is a need for this type of hous- Streets included in the repaving plans for storm sewers and site ing in Summit. A Housing Authority program are Beechwood road from drainage. study showed our population is aging, REORGANIZING TTORBcVctWG AREA-Memfcer. of (reap. «Mck «• loaUag tar yUaatcers to Mb n tae bint Union place to Deforest avenue, the Andrew Graef, architect, testified the that there's a clearcut need by 1980 for tatty Ctsfc Jobtd wkh lumbers of the on Saturdays, l*a.».»»A. tot I p.m. On hand at toe clew-up were entire length of Bank street and Union project, to be called "Summit East," 600 units to be occupied by the elderly in Lestte greater of the women'tea'ss map aid Pud P«yU» of the place from Beechwood road to Summit would consist of 10 buildings with Summit." ler Button. The recycUag area Is sow Committee. To vdnlccr',, eaUFaytas, 4W-T4M. avenue, all on August 20. smaller units in order to look like in- Each apartment would have one desig- I by the Cmmlttee, a vohuterr, nan-prom On August 11 work will start on Maple dividual homes. Two buildings would nated bedroom and another whidt o«ud street from Union ntece to DeForart have four units and thereat two or three be used as a study ' A Few Good Vohmteera Ace N« afrmue. and Unto £eee from Btach- tadljjd*

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operations; $3,000 for servicing, and would be to have three buses running _, , v rr » If the minibus service can be exempt Robertson, Mrs. Barti and Dr. Lucy from CAP limitations, the now-defunct $15,000 to purchase a back-up bus. every half-hour during the commutingJ^f £g£J*f V tlOUSUlg NEIGHBORHOOD SURVEY - Volun- Thompson, who worked on the service period. teering to aid Elizabeth Barti, Board of Bogumil. Questionnaires > were posed to bus could be put back on the roads for a over 100 area families in an effort by the few dollars per resident, according to first as a senior driver and then as the He favors a general fare of SO cents, Education member. In conducting a survey manager., said that he had often found ' • citizens and in the Roosevelt School ares to decide Board of Education to have as much input Fred Thoir-nson, former manager of Is on as possible from area residents on the use the service. himself In the midst of a dilemma. future use of the building and surrounding Specifically, he said the dilemma was land, are volunteers Pat Sasson, Marge of the recently closed school. In speaking with members of the related to starting up a new service, which requires experimentation with tg & 100 Families Contacted Minibus Continuation Committee, of Thompson did point out that if the which Mrs. Jean Sinden to chairman, routes schedules and fares. Thompson said he believes the minibus concept can work in Summit at a cost of However, be conceded, that from his at a site and an Roosevelt School Survey- 30 years' experience with Transport of slightly over UOMOD providing the CAP business and government to limitation doesn't apply. New Jersey, change, itself, can un- ^ We are ^.^^ a {avorabie Mrs. Sinden said efforts are continuing dermine viability. decision before September 30, the end of "To make it work, you have to go over ^ HUD'S flscal year- We ^e applied for Findings Greatly Varied to obtain a CAP exemption on the basis and put in Senior Citizen apartments." of the minibus's contribution to energy the prescribed route day after day after He «0 units for elderly housing in Summit." by Lucy Meyer Housin He said he had bought his home conservation. day," he explained. He added, "And the •« The 8 Authority will meet with Although data on the survey of 100 same goes for scheduling. If you can't Common CouncU 081 to revie families in the Roosevelt School area on because the school was there, and one of In citing the $100,000 figure, ^ ti *^B "it * ^ the homeowners said she was having Thompson said $81,000 would be depend on a bus, that's it." managing the minibus, the future of the building and site has not According to Thompson, if the minibus avaUabie for any consulUng services, as in the been officially compiled yet, three trouble selling her house because the. allocatedfor labor costs; $9,000 for fuel, needed. school wasn't there anymore. He didn't radio, telephone and other contingent were revitalized, the "ideal" set-up Community Development (CD.) area volunteers who worked on the project but in proximity to it in the downtown were contacted for their findings. want the school closed but he did feel his Takes on Environmental Task area. We are dose to making a com- Douglas Adams, a parent in the children could benefit by going to a mitment on the site and also on the district, Dr. Lucia Bogumil,a senior' different one. They will attend Lincoln in funding." The location of the proposed citizen, and Mrs. James Barbs, Board of the fall, and he worries about them, six site was not disclosed at this time. Education member, thought from their and eight years old. being exposed to New Jerry English Challenge Galio noted that the Union county CD. door-to-door contacts mat residents traffic in the center of Summit in the program had recently included in the wanted: senior citizen housing on the morning. by Lucy Meyer tinue working in those two areas, but f county's annual housing goals approval site of the school, playing facilities for Mrs. Bogumil, who spoke Spanish to Jerry P. English, Uw*»ta * next en- Mrs. English has a further vision. for a Senior Citizen housing project in children or commercial establishments. one family who couldn't understand vironmental protection Head, has plans "I would Uke to see the does of the Summit Both Adams, and Dr. Bogumil found English, said she and her partner, Pat for the river along Summit'* borders, state no longer turn their backs on the "This is the second year in a row the fault with the questionnaire, saying Sasson, went back a second night as they was against the "outrageous New York. said she is looking forward* to the new Lum is a mem ber of The Chatham Trust Company Board "The refurbishing of the waterfront by challenge. of Directors. a bl-state agency is in line with my think- Married to Alan English, an engineer ing for New Jersey. The DEP has control at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, she AFTER INVENTORY of air quality, water quality, land use, has four children. Two are still living at Kindermusik and we even raise some quail; The PA home, Anderson, age 15, who attends rum about» miles inland and is com- Summit Senior High School, and Eric, Being Offered plementary win DEP goals." age 11, who is a student at Franklin CLEARANCE SALE Agafsvt Highway School. Mrs. English, Involved in environ- Mrs. English was once associated with Kindermusik, a beginning mental matters before she went to Tren- the local law firm of Kerby, Cooper, music education program ton, founded Friends of Watchung to stop Schaul and Garvin and was an unsuc- for four-year-old children, the construction of Interstate »5 through cessful candidate for Common Council in will be taught by Charmaine the Watchung Reservation. "1-95 was the late 1980s. 20% TO 40% OFF Cave in weekly classes tob e held at the Community Congregational Church, Short Hills. Roosevelt School Survey The program is designed (Continuedfrom Page I) IN ALL DEPARTMENTS to develop various abilities, building but use it for something which Although the survey wasn't ready to including pitch, melody and would put the property back on the tax be released, she did think most of the IN NEW POST - Craig rhythm, in young children. rolls. people hi the area of Roosevelt school Spengeman of Summit has Miss Cave, who holds a "Quite a few thought it would be nice wanted the site geared for the use of SALE FROM THURSDAY, been named an assistant master's degree from to have more commercial establish- children. trust officer of the Howard Westminster Choir College ments, private shops, a supermarket "People didn't seem angry that the Savings Bank, according to of Princeton, will be etc. The homeowners wanted it back on school was closed. Most we talked to an announcement made by the tax roils, but the tenants didn't care. were sorry, but they understood that the AUGUST 9th THRU Murray Forbes, bank rrco^mSed^ ^i^S^tf^Lm However, they seemed equally divided enrollment was down, and they were president. A graduate of between Senior Citizen housing and aware of the pressure on the Board of Chatham Township High commercial establishments. A third Education from the state about the School, who received his tofranslate the S* into Z2&L£J!SL& choice was private apartments geared minority element. It made me feel good SATURDAY, AUGUST 11th toward middle or lower-income people that they were aware of the issues." B.S. degree ID business who don't qualify for Weaver street or administration from East denwood place." The Board member said she and Carolina University, Cave, 674-2727 or 8744188. ^^ ^^ *Grmf ^ Marjorie Robertson rang about 22 More people wanted tennis courts over doorbells and most of the people knew basketball courts, if the play area were what they were talking about Mrt . Ultss & CamWct . • • • •• - uiVBOos, sne uscvvereu. Bart* hadI suggested the• wejSni***-? i American Institute of Chemico as vice president "It wu hot and itiwmy when we went Fine Jewelers Since iB48 Banking and the Chartered rattier than mailing out the question At the Plaza at the Mali at Short Hills or sales and vice president the last of July, but everybody was In- naira as s*e thought the response would Life Underwriters. of product management. terested, receptive and courteous," Dr. Montdair/Wayne/Paramus/Woodbridge/E. Brunswick/Hackensack Currently serving as ad- Jacqueline Balsham Bogmil concluded. ' be higher. New York: 545 Madison Avenue at 55th Street/Smith Haven Mall/ Englick holds Bachelor of "We were very tired and hungry when ministrator of the bank's Dubbs, M.S.YV, C.SW., a Science degrees in mechan- Barti Pleased Sunrise Mall, Long bland/Nanuet/Staten Island trust department, psychodrama supervisor at Mrs. Bartz, who conceived of the idea, it was over. It was a lot of walking Use one of Wiss 6c Lambert's convenient charge plans or ical engineering from the around. But I was extremely pleased Spengeman is a member of Fair Oaks Hospital, University of Missouri and said the people doing the survey "came American Express, VISA, Master Charge the Northwestern New f with warm feelings. We were well- with how well the survey went. We met Mail and phone inquiries invited: (201) 376-8171. Prospect street, was a co- in business from the away t at 6 p.m. at Roosevelt school and then Pleaa* add iale*Uu where applicable plus O for postage and handling Jersey Estate Planning presentor at the Third In- University of Georgia. He la received. Nobody ihut the door in our Council. ternational Congress of a veteran of the United faces. Some did say they weren't fanned out. We were supposed tob e back (Armen Photo) , Family Therapy held in Tel States Army Corps of qualified to answer as they didn't have at 8:90 but were a little later. We covered Engineers. everything we set out to do," she said. Aviv, 1ST., early in July. children in the schools. Others spoke Other volunteers included Mia Also a faculty member at their minds and seemed to appreciate Anderson, Carol Fox, and Lois Spohn. the New York State the fact we came." University campus at Stony Brook, she presented the program with Dr Robert For in-depth reporting on Transit Maps At City Hall Sirofca, executive director of the local scene, read the Copies of an up-to-date map indicating Although Mayor Lehr indicated he the ' Institute of Summit Herald every week. mass transit options for area residents feds Union County has not received Its Sociotherapy, New York are available in City Hall, 8:30 a.m. to fair share of gasoline, he urged con- City. Got something thats 4:30 p.m. servation through the use of mass The conference theme bugging you? Use the Mayor Frank H. Lehr has obtained 300 transit. was "The Use of Summit Herald's letters-to- copies of the map as prepared by the Psychotherapy and the editor column. Union' County Department of In addition to the 300 copies at City Sociometry in Family Deadline: Monday at noon. Engineering and Planning. 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(201)277:1020. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. AUflUST 9, 1979 Four Hurt in Road Mishaps Conceit Set Courts Take Action At Arboretum Four persons were injured in three A Police Department spokesman said road accident* here last week. Schoenwalder was backing up his truck Against 4 Residents On Friday, two persons were injured wbenjie suddenly heard] some noise, and Anne Hussey, contralto, Summit on November l in a collision on Route 24 near the and Wayne Bradford, Court action was taken was told by a witness that he had just July 27 involving cases 1978 In June, 1978 he had Summit avenue overpass. knocked the BratUof boy off Ms bicycle. pianist, will perform at the been sentenced to 364 days sixth Reeves-Reed Summer concerned with three Taken to Overlook , Hospital for The bike WBB recovered from under the Summit residents in the Union County Jail lor treatment of injuries were Richard N. wheels of the truck. Concert this Sunday af- possession of a weapon in Dumont, 64, of Bernardsville, and David ternoon at Hie City of New Providence, which had Investigating was Patrolman Brian Persons involved included Casey, 29, of North Plainfield. Summit's Reeves-Reed been suspended with a fine Fitzgerald. Stephen H Adams of ill Arboretum, 165 Hobart ave. of $500 imposed He has been Police said the mishap occurred when Alexander Halperin, 27, of Brooklyn Broad street, Ollie V Colson The program, scheduled to accused of violating parole the Dumont car suddenly skidded, went ' was injured last Wednesday when his of 21 Union place and Gerald begin in Wlsner House on and was continued on out of control and crashed into the Casey car apparently went out of control and A Hughes of 45 Beverly the Arboretum grounds at 4 parole vehicle. struck a pole at the corner of Summit road Patrolman D'Ajnbola investigated. avenue and Broad street. He was taken p.m., is free and the public is Invited toattend . Included Hughes, who had pleaded Richard E. Brattlof, 12, of Malvern to Overlook Hospital for treatment of Adams, who was found guilty to possession of a drive was taken to Overlook last Monday injuries. in the program will be guilty of violation of weapon m Clark on when he was knocked down by a truck Police said the accident occured when selections by Ralph probation, had his sentence November 5 1978 was backing out of the Jefferson School Halperin, going north on Summit Vaughan Williams, remain the same In sentenced to 364 days in ihe parking lot on Ashwood avenue near avenue, attempted to make a turn into Wesendonk Lieder by January, 1978 he had been Union County Jail, with :KIO Michigan avenue. He suffered cuts and Summit avenue when he apparently lost Richard Wagner, songs by sentenced to the New Jersey days suspended and iwu abrasion). control and struck the pole. Henri Dupare as well as out- SUte Prison [or a period of days' credil He was placed Police said the driver of the truck was Investigating was Patrolman Lou standing arrangements of four to five years, on probation for two years Keith B. Schoenwalder, 26, of Chatham. Vecchia. American folk music. suspended, with probation Miss Hussey, a former set for five years The Chatham resident, Is con- probation period was to run If your car ran tralto soloist at the concurrently with probation out of gas would Presidential Candidate Cathedral of the Sacred in Morris County for assault Heart, Newark. She has on a police officer in Union you call the milkman? sung in the "Great Music in April, 1977 CM course not! You would To See Borough "Roots" Series" at Christ Church, call your service station A 215-year-old New Providence house built by one of and In September will Colson » as sentenced to 90 When you have run out o1 his ancestors will be visited on Monday by Republican become director of youth (lays in the I'nion County gas while furnishing vour presidential candidate Philip Crane. choirs at ChrSt Church. Jail, with three days credit, home Call an The visit has been arranged by Rep. Matthew J. Bradford Is the minister of for pleading guilty to INTERIOR DESIGNER Rinaldo who will accompany the Illinois Congressman on music at Christ Church A disorderly conduct and TAKING PREVENTIVE MEASURES — When Mrs Heine lludkins, (riKhl). ul assault and battery in a two-hour tour of property in the borough linked with his graduate of Southwestern Summit had her blood pressure taken at the lounge off thr lobby of the Sunimil and New Jersey "roots." University, he holds a Elizabeth Trust Company recently, she was the 600th person to takr ad\ antagr of thr Rep. Crane wi]j be shown a house built in 1764 by master's degree in Sacred free blood pressure screening program introduced last December by the Sum mil Area SALES (701) J7i?U) Joseph Crane who farmed 214 acres in New Providence, Music from I'nlon Chapter American Red Cross. The service is available at the bank 10 am t« i JJ m and served as a First Lieutenant in the 2nd Regiment of Theological Semionary. every Wednesday. In addition, free readings are taken at the Chapter headquarters OPPORTUNITY ISHOWROOM Essex County during the Revolutionary War. Further information 695 Springfield avenue, Tuesdays. 2 to 4 p.m., and Fridays. 930 to II .'to am \ ohm tor the right man or woman Joseph Crane died in 1778, aged 37. He had 13 children. regarding the concert can teers at the screening included Pat Walters. R.N. of Summit, and Frances Keiuauer. Congressman Crane, 48, has eight children and is ex- who can qualify Guaranteed I •Carpeting a> F obrtci «Art • L amp* be obtained at 273-2464. R.N., also of Summit. Additional licensed practical nurses and registered nurses arc income to atari f kAcceuonet •Kitchen Dt.iqm pected to be accompanied by them on his visit to New needed as volunteers. Call Mrs, Wolff. 2732076 needed as volunteers. Call Mrs, Wolff. 273-2076. •Complete Providence. S12.OOO-S20.O00 Income tint His tour will begin with a visit to the New Providence year Expansa paid training Historical Museum at 10 a.m. He will meet community Police Nab 3 Teenagers On Break, Entry Charge Call tor details »MI IVIIII ATIRIOI leaders there and be shown historical records of his NAMED BANK Thre1 fir***e* teenagerIftenliailPCs werm AHeA * —-"-- * - "- " - - " the weekend and aboul back door window The thefl JOHN ABBEY It MCM Its family. PRESIDENT — John B; According to Police Chief arrested by police Friday WOO in tools, cassettes and 1 After a 10:30 a.m. visit to New Providence Mencke, formerly of Frank Formichella, the was discovered on Monday 201-591 9598 221 Millburn Avt and charged with breaking arrests were made shortly beer were stolen Entry was when the family returned 9am • 5pm Presbyterian Church and cemetery, Rep. Crane will Summit, has been named made by forcing open a Millburn. N J tour the former home of Joseph Crane, now owned by Mr president and chief and entering into Summit before 1 a.m last Friday home Center Garage on Industrial morning when the three and Mrs. Arthur Harms. executive officer of Empire place. Local officials participating will include Mayor Harold National Bank, Newburgh. were discovered by police in Weideli, jr.; Borough Administrator Edward M. Bien; "N.Y.. which maintains 39 The firm had been broken an alleyway outside the Frank Orleans, president of the Historical Society; branch banks in five into twice before, on July 27 building. Entry into the Cathy Clarke, Joan Siegler and Ann Osborne, members counties in the Mid Hudson and 31. In (he July 27 building was made by Valley of New York State. breakin, two mopeds were forcing open a door of the Historical Society; Jane Parcells, Borough Prior to joining Empire, stolen but later recovered treasurer and founder of the Historical Society and Mencke was associated with while four mopeds were Police said they didn't Police Chief James Venezia. Chemical Bank for 23 years reported taken four days know as yet whether the trio and most recently was later. As of Monday, none was implicated in the other Resident in New Post senior vice president. A had been recovered. two thefts at the garage, an graduate of the United —* . TV* "^"J^T"'^ investigation is continuing Elena M. Schwarz of graduate of Union County States Naval Academy Taken into custody for the A J& belonging to a OF SUMMIT | Summit, has been named Technical College and holds Annapolis. Md., he hold, an administrative assistant, a basic certificate from M.B.A. degree from the August 3 breakin were Brian Frankun place office firm check printing department. American Institute of Lewis, 18, of Plainfield and £ , Summit and Elizabeth Trust Banking. She is a member of Harvard Business School. was lot bed open ast the board ot directors and He «lao attendsd fee. »d- two other 17-year old Friday and an un- .it's smart to buy your coat now.. Company. She joined the •»M»« ni««HMS»fn«»i BfuuHn 1MB. ^ PWWBtf toMMiitoUv* of the LSl^ determined amount of tw« 17-year -old* were 10:30 a.m. Uf$. Scbwart ,La a .«<«**(! into fee owtnty of their parents pending ..... —.-..nit avenue home Juvenile action. waa broken jnto some time Brayton Kids In TV-3 Show wool fleece

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Through his advanced knowledge, man has taken nature's raw material °« OOTS and maximized its beauty. You must agree that For your eonwntance, our wmmtr hourt «r»: this is a true art. summit/daily 10-6 p.m; monday & thuraday til 9, Saturday 9:30-5-30/ 277-1234 r»d bank/daily 10-6 p.m; Wednesday & friday til 9,Saturday 9:30-5:30/ 747-1800 LORENSON'S morrlttown/daily 10-6 p.m; Wednesday & friday til 9. Saturday 9x30-5:30/ 267-1234 JEWELERS 410 Springfield ave. • summit • free parking hours-. 9:00 am to 5 30 pm rivwsid* square, rwdMnsack/dally 10-9:30. Saturday 10-6/ 342-6500 446 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT • mon and thuri to 9 no tale is ever final a free alterations ROOTS CHARGE. AMERICAN EXPRESS. MASTER CHARGE. VISA Open Dally 9:30 -6:30 273-1976 Sat. till Noon during July & Aug. (Opposite Strata Theatre) Page 4 THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9,1979 Mushdm-Martin Carson-Porter Bettye Martin, of Lenox Robert Morris performed Marion Dana Porter, L. Sharpless and Letitia road, daughter of the late the morning ceremony. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lum, while the Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. reception was held at the Robert C. Porter of Whit- bridegroom's father was Martin and William C. bride's New York Home. tredge road and West best man. . Musham of Chicago, 111., son The bride was given in Harpswell, Me., and Everett The bride is a graduate of of the late Mr. and Mrs. marriage by Egon Hood, . Brown Carson of Topsham, KentPlaceSchooTandof the . John W. Musham, were while her daughter, Claudia Me., im of Mr. and Mrs. University of Maine at married August 4 at Calvary M. Koeze, was her at- Robert J. Carson, Jr., of Orono. Episcopal Church. Rev. tendant. Raymond W. Lexington, Va., ' were Her husband is a graduate Wattes was best man. married August 4. Rev. of the Episcopal High A graduate of Duke Henry Bird of. Cundy's School, Alexandria, Va., of %, the University, Mrs. Musham is Harbor, Me., and of New founder and president of Mexico, performed tbe University of Maine Law M GUITAR Gear, Inc., a New York City- ceremony at the Union School. He is an attorney based design, mer- Church, North Harpsweu, with Pine Tree Legal STUDIO chandising and manufac- Me. » Assistance, Inc., Augusta, turing firm. Attendants included Sajly Me. Her husband, vice Professional chairman of Gould, Inc., IN NEW POSITION - NAMED DIRECTOR — IN FLUTE CONCERT — Private Instruction Chicago, 111., is a graduate Connie Frank of Summit has Joyce M. Bailey, M.D., of -Sata Moughallan, a native of of Purdue University, who in »ult«r b*n|o MM been appointed Inservice Union, formerly associated Egypt, will present a recital •nddruma attended Harvard Business educator In the inservice with John E. Runnellls of flute music, accompanied Outside Summit School and was graduated education department of by pianist Eric Milnes, at H Styte for * ajn from the University of Hospital, Berkeley Heights, RECORDS Overlook Hospital. In her has been named director of Tbe Music Gallery, 75 Events listed!' are either Chicago Graduate School of new position. Prank will be evening sky with binoculars DfflBUfltl k BKbMit Business, where he is a health care of the One-Day- Summit avenue, Saturday, free and open to the public, and telescopes August IS, responsible for creating At-A-Tlme-Unlt for August 11, 8:15 p.m. or of general interest for R^Ort guest lecturer. some of the hospital's with participants meeting at AunwriMd tfttltr of sug« alcoholism treatment at Presently enrolled In the non-profit purposes. Biker Hill Park, off •mpliftera »t discounted The couple will maintain continuing education Fair Oaka Hospital, Manhattan School of Music, Deadline for inclusion is prlcm. OlKOuntM print residences in New York, programs for staff nurses Beaufort avenue, on brand n*ma tlKirlc and Prospect street. A graduate Miss MoMflbalian has also noon on Fridays proceeding Livingston, 8 p.m. Entitled acouttlc guitari Lars* Chicago and Bucks County,, and orientation courses for of the University of Oregon attended tile; North Carolina date of publication. "Perseid Meteor Shower", Mlactlon m •trlngi. accn Pa new nursing personnel. •orln and music. Oultar Medical School. Dr. BaUey School of the Arts. She won a + + + tbe program will be post- rantaii and raptin. Grants Degree Before Joining the Overlook is a member of the scholarship for the Amherst At Planetarium poned 24 hours if the sky is staff last year, she was American Medical Society Music Center and placed "Mars and the Search for overcast. For greater detail, Quintin Lareaux of 217 associated with the Duke on Alcoholism, the New first In the Pro Musics Extraterratial Life" is the call 228-2210. n SMI* si. r«r Ashland road was granted a University Medical Center, Emmet Competition. Naw ProvMancf bachelor's degree by Jersey Medical Society and August program at the acrou Irwn PrMrilyt N.C., Saint Barnabas the New Jersey State Tickets may be reserved by Trailslde Planetarium,

hilsiness. to be presented by the YMCA-sponsored Metropolitan Musical Theater at the High The Millburn-Short Hills together with a wealth of orchestral voices and per- School, August 16-18, 8:30 p.m., and August 19. 7 p.m. For tickets, call Z73-»l»l. Chapter, UNICO, is spon- Bell Woman Wins Award Video Course cussive effects, the Deluxe Caprice provides you with soring a bus ride to the New Mrs. Rainette B. Holimon, School, Nairobi, Kenya. remarkable playing versatility and performance. Jersey Jets-Pittsburgh Union College, Cranford, Mrs. Holimon joined Bell will offer a non-credit adminstrator for university Yet It's more than an organ. Exquisitely crafted in solid "Jesus Christ Superstar" Steelers football game on and technical institute Labs in 1964 as a secretary. Wood, the Conn Deluxe Caprice is a fine furniture Friday, August 17. The price . course on television Upon her graduation from will include round-trip bus production techniques relations at Bell piece you'll be proud to display in any room of your Laboratories, Murray Hill, Monmouth College in 1966, home. fare, a ticket to the game beginning September 17,7 to she joined the clerical to End MMT Season and refreshments on the 10 p.m. The course topics has received the National Good sound. Good looks. Good value. It's what you Ombudswoman Award from training 'staff as an in- expect from a Conn Organ. And what you get with a Active with the Metro- Kelly, technical director, versity, he was active in the bus. For further in- will not only include structor. In 1974, she was formation, call Mike discussions but will provide the National Association of Deluxe Caprice. Stop in today for a demonstatiop. We politan Musical Theater Jim Johnston is handling school's television pro- Negro Business and given a leave of absence to can make music together...beautifully. since 1071, Dana Calder- sound design, white Robert gramming. He also directed DeRoberU, $22-1074, or Sal opportunities for "hands work for the Peace Corps. Liberate 273*200. on" experiences. Professional Women'for her wood is director of MMT's Gorton is design consultant; Estelle Parsons in a service in the Peace Corps. She returned to the Labs final production of this John Hutson is the lighting television performance of Enrollment is limited to 15 in 1977 and later spent ten students. For further in- The award recognized coil season, "Jesus Christ designer, and' Vince Esoldi "Miss Margarida's Way". Nature Films Mrs. Hollmon's service as a months in Iran as an em- Superstar", to be presented is in charge of costumes. The Schooley's Mountain formation, call 276-2600, ployee of American Bell extension 206. founder, principal and at the High School August Calderwood, who has also For the past two seasons Park Information Center teacher at the National International. She left that 16-18,8:30 p.m., and August been associated with the Calderwood has worked as a shows films on a .daily basis. Youth Service Secretarial position last February. 19,1 p.m. Penny Lane Players, production associate for the Upcoming films included, Other production per- another Summit Area CBS New York Phil- "Saga of the Sea Otter", sonnel for the upcoming YMCA-sponsored theatrical harmonic Young Peoples' August 1940; Red Fox", SCHOOLHOUSE PLAZA show include Ira Kushin, group, is a graduate of the ConcerConcertst . He was also a pro- August 21; and "It's Tough 374 MILLBURN AVENUE, MILLBURN. NEW JERSEY 07041 producer; Constantino New York University School duction associate for the to Be a Bird", August 22. 2O1-37M777 KitsooouloB, music direc- of the Arts, where he National Lampoon's Home For daily titles, call 876- OBMI wsnlnok by appolitviMiit tor; Susan Dougherty, majored in film and tele- Box Office special, "Disco 3100. The Center is located choreographer, and Kieran vision. While at the uni- Beaver from Outer Space" on Route 24, Washington (HI8QDVEB) and a production manager Township. for the Lampoon's touring + + + company of "If We're Late, Nature Walk : ,75% at, Start Without Us". The Schooley's Mountain UPTOWN FASHIONS OUTLET STORE Park Information Center His MMT production will hold trailwalks "LAMtS YOU LOVE FOR A LOT LESS" r. credits include "Oliver!", Saturday, August 18, and ALL FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE "Godspell"; "Anything Sunday, August 19, 2 p.m. rfSSS THE GRAND OPENING Goes" and "Story Theater", The theme will be summer among others. - birds. For tickets for "Jesus Meteor Shower Christ Superstar", call the Essex County Parks will MMT box office, 2734191. hold an exploration of' the Paaturtng 14K Qold and Starting Sllvar Chalna, Charm* * Earrlngal To thank you for your support during our first year we heve mads Uptown Fashions trigger and better than aw! More Marchandlaa r- More Store and Sllvar and Qold Qaloral DR. NELSON W. BAILEY, JR. SUMMER CLEARANCE AND SkUts, fopi, slsokt, and bloom •2.5O?'S.oo DR. DAVID R. SHEPPARD OrVBSYOUSOCHVAUJESAS ROLLER MANIA 14 K GOLD .ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES FOR THE PRACTISE BOUTIQUE HEADQUARTERS FLOATING OF GENERAL DENTISTRY TO •s.

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THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1979 Summer Holiday Featured In City Recreation Program Edison Playday was held Wed A Summer Holiday has Playground. She was Tim Button won first hot dogs of anyone from After concluding the sixth nesday at Memorial Field been the overall theme for awarded 70 points for place in the coloring contest Memorial on Play Day week of Edison Playground, Wendy Cook came in second the kids are having a great the Playground in Summit winning the competition. and the checkers tour- Next week will feature a place for the nine and under this summer. nament and the four square dodge bail game, a foul time. Monday was the egg sack race. Fred Hopkins Ronald Horn won the four- It was Easter week at tournament shooting contest, a cook out toss and saw Rich Davis and was second in the Softball, square competition and he, Mabie with an egg hunt, a Paul Coscia ate the most and arts and crafts Fred Hopkins take first while fail brother Antoine too, was awarded 70 points. cracker whistle contest and place for the senior guys. came in first. Then we all It was a fun week at the a pancake breakfast. Matt Tarashuk and Michael had hotdogs for lunch. The Playground, even with the Freeman won first place for staff be«t the Playground The winners of the heat and the humidity the junior boys. All-Stars 7-3 in the annual creative popsicle stick art softball game work last week were Ronald Las! week Memorial Horn, Spencer Herring and I ISABEL PALMER Tuesday, there was a visit Playground featured a Staci Styler. to Edison Playground by Thursday Rich Davis and coloring contest, a checkers Ronald Horn and Andre Interiors two characters from Ron Davis placed first and tournament, a nok-hockey Guilyard were awarded a storybook land. They were second in the knock-hockey tournament and snow cone- considerable amount of Raggedy Ann and her tournament. Ron Davis took making. Another highlight points for an immaculate brother, Raggedy Andy. first in four-square Then we of the week was the return of clean up this week. They gave out candy and put all enjoyed hot pretzels Andy Anderson, who had SHORT HILLS NEW JERSEY on a little dance. Mabie Sonia James is the best been on vacation for two jack player on the Mabie weeks Tatlock Playground Champions

In last week's Board of Playground: Mabie - Total 3. Karen Piccola (T) Matt Kline (Lt Recreation Summer Play- Points: 0(15.0 G 0) - No of FOUR-SQUARE DOUBLES GIRLS ground Program a Tour- Trophies: fl; JUNIOR BOYS 1 Sandy D'Occhio nament of Champions was CHECKERS ROUTE 22. 1 Scott Rajoppi (W) Angela D'Occhio (Ti held to determine the best BOYS 2 Andy Guida (E) 2 Kym Saganski WHITEHOUSE, N J city-wide performers in 1. Junior Perez (T) JUNIOR GIRLS Paige Flander (Wi [2011 534-9904 checkers, chess, nok 2. Scott Rajoppi < w i 1 Paige Flander (W) HORSESHOES hockey, four-square, table 3. Paul Esposito (ME) Open 7 Days 2. Karen Piccola (T) SINGLES BOYS tennis and horsehoes GIRLS M D..i.n 3 Wendy Cook (E) 1 Bill Taylor (W) a.m. - 5 pjn. 1. Kym Saganski IW) The following children SENIOR BOYS 2 Steve Osmulski (T) 2. Pam Bandera (T> 'nt SPACIOUS MANOR NOUSt Cl«C* t«0 ACCOMMOOA'tS emerged as champions. 1 Orlando Perez (T) 3 Andy Guida (F) CHESS 2 Bill Taylor (W) SINGLES GIRLS Playground: Tatlock - BOYS 3 Paul Esposito (ME) 1 Kym Saganski (Wi Total Points: 68 (B 36 G. 12) 1. Fred Ferraro (T) SENIOR GIRLS 2 Angela D'Occhio (T) — No. of Trophies: 12. 2. John Hennon (L) 1 Kym Saganski (W) Playground: Wilson — Total 3. Paul Esposito (MF) 2 Kathy Ferraro (T) DOUBLES BOYS Points: 61 (B. 22 G. 39) - GIRLS TABLE TENNIS 1 Rich Bontempo No. of Trophies: 9. 1. Sandy D'Occhio (T) SINGLES BOYS Steve Osmulski Playground: Lincoln — 2. Beverly Dor; (W) 1 Rich Bontempo (T) 2 Tom Zarenko Total Points 16 (B. 16 G. 0) NOK-HOCKEY 2 Matt Kline (L) Bill Taylor (W) — No. of Trophies: 1. BOYS SINGLES GIRLS 3. Andy Guida Playground: Edison — 1. John Hennon (L) 1 Kym Saganski (W) Mike Kent (F) Total Points: 15 (B. 15 GO) 2. Fred Ferraro (T) 2 Angela D'Occhio (T) DOUBLES GIRLS — No. of Trophies: 0. 3 Rich Davis (F) DOUBLES BOYS 1 Kym Saganski Playground: Memorial — GIRLS 1 Rich Bontempo Sarah Thorn Total Points: 6

Weekly 75 min. classes at Community Congregational Church 200 Hartihom Rd., Short Hills D. Charmaine Cave, M. Mus. Director The OXNTRYCOBBLER Children four years old by 31 December Village Shopping Center — New Providence 655-0165 are eligible for fall enrollment Our Motto — "Quality, Integrity, Capacity" Both stores open Thurs. & Frl. 'til 9 p.m. Free parking for 800 car ra call 674-8789 or 674-2727 Page 6 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUCUST », 1979 When the Price of a Gallon of Gas Exceeds 99.9( SUMM ERALD The New Jersey thtoajpectofthen»rketpla«.priortothe Retailers will still be required to post the Division of Consumer Affairs total per gallon price on the large signs on Eve E. Forbes, Publisher Quality Weeklies of New Jersey by Adan ... Levin the tops of pumps. In this example,tt would Norman E. Rauscher, Audit Bureau of Circulation Director be $l.0J par gallon. Editor New Jersey Press Association The decision to grant permission on a National Editorial Association Gasoline retailers now can apply for y pp which register the t per caM-by-caso basis to use the half-pricing Lucy Meyer permission to we pumps with two-digit aflon price oo (Mr meters eould used system Is not a feenw to price gouge at the Associate Editor Published by The Summit Herald price per gallon meters to sell gasoline at oseUgasoU&ig&i. . pumps, State, county and local weights and Every Thursday at 22 Bank Street prices greater than 99 cents per gallon. Gaso&nG& t retailerti s who demonstrate that measures officials, in cooperation with the Thomas J. Piemonte Summit, New Jersey 07901 The new regulation governing the units of they are la conpUance with (he federal State Department of Energy, will be Advertising Manager Entered as Second Class Matter measure for gasoline is not an open in- gasoline prtehif regulaUMM now will be reviewing the applications from retailers Ennnd « Sacond Cln Ihtw vitation to raise prices illegally: Before tittedto use pumps which display the •t th* Post OHica at Summit. N J. October 5, 1889 at the Post Office wry closely to insure that punuvpricee are 07901. Uiwtar th. Act of Much S. Summit, New Jersey, under the any retailer will be given permission to use i "X r next to the twwHgit cost bar not permitted to move above the » cents 1879 Sacond Cta> Potugi Paid at Act of March 3, 1879. the "half-pricing" system at the pumps in gaUon window on the dump meter and next per gallon level unless retailers are in Summit. N.J. New Jersey, he must show that his retail to the total retail selling price window on compliance with federal price regulations. prices can lawfully exceed 99 cents per the pump. Actual authority to enforce the federal ALL DEPARTMENTS 273-4000 gallon under the federal gasoline price regulations. For example, a dealer who Is granted gasoline price regulations has been $7 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BACK COPIES 30c EACH permission for half-pricing might set the delegated to the New Jersey State State law mandates the units of measure two-digit cost per gaflon meter on his pump Department of Energy, by the U.S. to be used in the retail sale of gasoline and at si cents. H* would be required to attach Department of Energy. the manner in which gasoline is to be a tag so it wood appear as "51 cents X 2" measured. The State Office of Weights and Obviously, we are not happy with a on the face of the pump. The total retail situation where retailers can charge more Measures, an arm of the Division of Con- selling price window on the face of the Giving the Police a Hand sumer Affairs, is responsible for regulating than 99 cents per gallon for gasoline. But pump would read, for example, "$5 X 2." we must recognize the reality that the cost (Continued on PMt7>

Perhaps the most effective way to dalism. What the Police Department deal with vandalism, burglaries and would thoroughly appreciate is for Three Mile Island May Have Provided One Benefit break-ins would be to station a residents to report anything they feel by David Moore, Director policeman on every corner In Summit might be out of line, suspicious or N.J. Conservation Foundation River water can be stored for release generated by the giant fans to separate as well as in all the schools, public unusual. This is the kind of information The narrow escape at Three Mile Island during dry seasons in order to guarantee hydrogen from water, and then to burn the buildings and parks. Following such a the Police Department depends on to has produced at least one exciting potential adequate river flow to cool steam-generat- hydrogen as fuel for conventional steam generators. The hydrogen Is available in course would be impossible since create leads and clues and this is the benefit, by jarring traditionally con- ing equipment farther downstream, and In other watershed areas. limitless supply, would do little polluting Summit would have to have a Police kind of resident service that's needed servative and cautious electric utility and could be stored for burning when the Department near the size of New York to provide the police with additional company planners off of dead center and Therefore I find it very gratifying to be wind doesn't blow. This U an old idea which tools with which to cope with robberies starting them planning something new: able to congratulate Jersey Central for deserves new attention. City's. And since the New York City harnessing the wind to generate electricity. coming up win an idea which has to be en- Police Department spends in one day and vandalism. Whether it was the danger to our species vironmentally sound, nonpoUuUng and While we are probing the answers which what Summit spends in one year, and represented by lurching ahead with relatively inexpensive in the long run, have been blowing in the wind around us all crime there is constantly on the rise, nuclear developments prior to finding safe compared with nuke plants, especially. the time, we might as well argue'for an idea So much is heard today of people not which probably will displease any electric additional policemen is not the answer. answers to radioactivity leaks and disposal Because Jersey Central serves much of utility. That is the concept of small wind wanting to get involved. This is the of nuclear wastes, or whether it was the New Jersey's coastal area where the wind generators beside or on houses all over the kind of attitude that works to the astonishing financial losses from what blows the most, it is in a good position to try place, providing electricity for their Summit, with its 6 square miles of disadvantage of both the community fortunately turned out to be just a middling wind generation. Granted, those big towers with their giant propellers would be private owners but with one extra, Im- area, much of it highly residential is and its people. The Police Department nuclear accident is beside the point. The portant feature. big thing is that they are looking for better eyesores, but with careful location plan- easy prey to burglars who feel our cannot do the job alone but must ning I don't see any serious reason; why we . The feature is that, when a home affluent city is a tempting place to rip and safer ways. depend on an alert citizenry to report a These thoughts are triggered by an- environmental types would try to get in generator produces more power than off. As far as vandalism Is concerned, suspicious car, a strange truck parked nouncement by Jersey Central Power and their way what with their lack of pollution needed at that moment, the power would be once the sun goes down, Summit in a neighbor's driveway, or unusual Light Co. that it is looking seriously into and freedom from eating into dwindling automatically fed into the electrical grid, becomes a darkened town where the supplies of fossil fuels. with the utility giving credit for the power it sounds or voices late at night in back building as many as 60 giant windmill-type purchases this way. A recent landmark vandal can operate at his or her yards. structures, each of which would produce as The most obvious fault to be found with court decision in New York set a precedent leisure. much as 2,000 kilowatts of electricity, wind generation of electricity is that, since for this, despite the furious opposition of depending on wind strengths. the wind doesn't blow all the time, power Consolidated Edison Co. I've had my differences with Jersey production would tend to be spotty. We think the Police Department does Central, especially in questioning the real Spreading towers over a wide area could But, in the meantime, I hope Jersey On any given day the Police an excellent job and it is not alone hi need for the Merrill Creek dam and reduce mis problem, but certainly not Central moves along with its idea of har- Department is alerted constantly and reservoir near Stewartsville, in Warren erase it nessing the winds, and again, my con- coping with an increase in crime and gratulations to Jersey Central for tries Its utmost to keep a lid on the vandalism. Of course, Summit would County. Jersey Central is one of a group of I hope mat serious study is going into the proposing this environmentally sound Various breaUns and vandalism that's like to increase its Police Department electric companies seeking permission to next logical step in connection with wind initiative build that project so that surplus Delaware power. That is to use the electricity reported. Unfortunately, our 50- and beef up the force. Every town member Police Department cannot be would. But with Inflation the way It is, everywhere at the same time and taxes the way they are and the so- SHOW STREET OF SUMMIT THE consequently bresktas, robberies and SUMWER RESORT - Witt the ex- acts «it vaatf "

iDTe to expanosu been able to amUMevarid *UJpectt for ficiently to dramatically reduce the once made New Cngland avenue the aaaorted breakin* and robberies and incidence of crime. show street °'' Summit "lived and have taken some Juveniles into custody died" within a span of less than 75 for vandalism. We think the Police years. They were built In the 1880's — Department's track record is good; but the hey-day of Summit's summer it can be better if the Summit Citizen What the Summit Police Department resort era — when, taxes were low and offers a hand. needs most of all is the cooperation of the Incomes of the New York financiers Summit citizens in reporting whatever and professional men who owned them they feel la out of the ordinary or were high, and they succumbed to the Since members of the Police suspicious. The Police Department can present apartment complexes In the Department can't be everywhere at take it from there. We're not saying 1950's when taxes, were less favorable one time, it must therefore, depend on such communication between resident and Incomes more modest. The residents to provide some help. The and police win wipe out crime, but we drawing reproduced here (from Police don't expect residents to think such rapport could help reduce Clayton's "History of Union and physically take on a burglary suspect, robberies and vandalism while the Middlesex.Counties") shows the first or grapple with a person thought to experts ponder and mull the reasons ten houses built after New England have committed some form ol van- for their existence.. avenue was opened up, and the tract bounded by It and High street and Springfield avenue was laid out for development by George William Allen Slings and Arrows (1945-1910) In 1879. Allen, a New York paper manufacturer; lived In the house the 1950's, with the exception of the Allen at No. 66, H.E. Simmons at No. at the extreme, left of the drawing, first units of New England Gardens, 67, Morton C. Coggeshall at No. 57, Well Meaning ... But which was then on the site now oc- which were built at Number 66 In 1940. Frank H. Dodd at No. 54, John S. cupied by the Lutheran Church (built Most of the original ten houses shown Porter at No. 573 Springfield avenue 1943) at 587 Springfleldavenue. Allen's In the drawing were designed' by (now being altered for law offices), If Governor Byrne goes along with basic skills tests in reading and house became the fame of Nelson S. Arthur B. Jennings, and all face on and a Mr. Colas at 579 Springfield the State Legislature, by the 1M142 mathematics hi grades three, six, nine Easton before 1900, and It was occupied New England avenue, except the three avenue. (Contributed by the Summit school year aU ninth grade high school and 11. Does the new testing program by Thomas E. O'Shea from before 1905 on Springfield avenue. They were built Historical Society). (Note: This and 76 students would tax* a basic skills test supersede the old one T Or, do some until razed In the 1930/s. The present for, clockwise from the extreme left, others of the pictures and stories which In the three B's - rtwiing writing and students take two tests? apartment complexes (Troy Court at George Allen himself, Dr. David have appeared In this spot are Included 47-75, New England Gardens at 66-86, 'rtthmetlc. .'.-•:.".: Thirdly, providing remedial Somers Howe at No. 86, Philip H. In the Summit Historical Society's New England village at 79-105 and Under terms at the Mil, it s ninth education at the end of the tenth grade Vernon at No. 78, Augustus F. Llbby book, "Glimpses Into Summit's Past", Hampton Court st 94-96) were built In grade student faued the test, he would seems a bit late In the educational (the first house) a* No. 79, John P. which Is now available at Slegel's.) be ratested each year until that test game. Why not use test scores from the wai pasted, otherwise there would be earlier tests to determine remediation, no high school diploma. possibly as far back as the third grade. Letters to the Editor Looking Backward At the end of the tenth grade, if the In the years between the end of grade BUl's Defeat test stffl had aatbaaftuiasod, failing three and the end of tenth grade, such implemented, would be in Urged " law and ready, for use with of the Peace. Students woalaVtate remedial poor learning habits could develop that Editor, Summit Herald: Ninety Yean Ago education la tUoat areas where a the advent of more com- Public Service Gas and Electric Com- no amount of remediation would solve. One way of getting around puters, more funding and _ 3. Gear of the Boulevard pany announced plans to Iky a gas main on passing scoHbad^jMen achieved. classifying school children more specialists — or even deliberately left several bills upaid when Mountain avenue from Pine Grove avenue as handicapped is to classify he embarked for Europe with the hope that Sere, again, *e !*».»•* Well-meaning Lastly, what is writing? Are we without.them if this effort to Division avenue. attempt on the »#f of the State all students according to his creditors would pray for his safe return. talking about handwriting? Or, "special needs" - and then I of schools being The Methodists were making plans for LegisUture to ipgrMfe Certain key composition? Or creative writing? If laying the cornerstone for their new Twenty-Five Years Ago tkffl areas. But, being well-meaning put this change in the academic institutions then, Local professionals were polled to we are talking about handwriting, chapter for Handicapped with auxiliary special determine if Lucom school should be and being effective ar* *4t alwayi the what type of evaluation techniques are Students In the New Jersey services, they would The railroad bridge over me Passsic same. going to be used? Statutes! become clinical organiza- River at Stanley avenue, considered one of Private and public schools the finest stone arches on lbs DX.4W. First, of aO, there i»«>1provision in If we are talking about composition, tions that assessed and this bill lor funding. $$00! districts would be covered in treated students in terms of ' system, was completed. evaluative techniques would be even legislation now • or. growth are already under '*)rfct Cap more difficult to set up. At the Strand Theater: "Money from .;; ot large. Seventy-five Years Ago •Home" with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. limitations. Sclwoy&fetot. art It's cottfortingtbjuiow that studenU F.W. Hyde was awarded the contract to already required to WW^the the lo lower the railroad tracks and to .construct hanuietppcd. the HJjSwl, ffejifted »ouid also have to satisfy other Tea Years Ago requtements for graduation before a inittee and A^IM U in •IBS the abutment walls. Alfred E. Schretter of Ashland road was djojoma couM hf accorded. And, it's the Education Committee. The vacant lot committee of the Town president of the JaVcees. priorities in needs; Improvement Association urged the comforting totaiow that tbTEducatton . AB New Jersey children The dry established a Civil Rights would be placed in 27 anuuBcuc mignt or no an_ a to^fdiuid vacant lU Cwumssstni .At the Strand Theater: 'Tee Commissioner can make allowances categories when they enter for student* who ffreete'' on testa. not be given clearance — at Station Zebra"; Or wffl school These would include fttaettfaratong time. A was set up oo the fieldd of But, it'*, pot eomfdrhng to-know that minor, moderate and major theJtanunitAthlenlc c AssociatAssociatioi n locateld on _ five Years Ago "frill - what swm to be a w^ meamtur act - learning or growth tbeioutheast corner of BroaB d street, (am Eras ajr The Suburban Hotel was waging an in- cmild creato chaos to the educational problems, work-study, int6 the Superior Park avenue), and Summit avenue. tensive campaign to lift the ban against oriented system sod not solve any problems at ftW intervention, ac- would be cut off from +++ + raffle sales M me city. , Educafiphftt all. ..•" ' v- ,.; . celerated ffikums, protec- but the Depart- ' FlftyYearsAgo Mrs. Grace E. Phehn,' who had served gbMMM tive custody and one for Tto "VMCA announced plans to open a Governor Byrne should give this bill a for. 35 years at Overlook Hospital, was those not, at the moment, In If T * E his proven un- branch in a building on the southeast named its director of nursing services. good think before setting his pen to the corner of Summit avenue and Franklin state tire** administer need of special help. wieldy with endless Mary Alma Boshong was president of the P»P«r. - „ This kind of exhaustive 'Continued on Pag* 7) place. College Club. , If not immediately Everett E. Nelson was the city's Justice

feteaas* THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1979 Page 7 A Day Of Briefing At The White House paperwork, the proposed (Editor's note: The southwest, water shortages House press offices to be "special needs" approach following story was written in the northwest. the administration's with desks for represen- would be a massive dose of by Betty R. Moran, editor of read. A staff of five, with program. The Press Secretary tatives of the major wire i bureaucracy over each the Dispatch of New two college interns, reads But he said Mr. Carter has Jody Powell spoke about services and some of the top young citizen and his through the 120 daily and been "cross examined" on a Providence and Berkeley the President's program but dailies, as well as broad- family^ The Governor, In- weekly newspapers every regular basis more than any Heights. Mrs. Moran was when the questions began, casting and television cidentally, would have the day then digests the news other president. The one of M editors and news most dealt with the studios. power in this legislation of for the Summary which is regional press briefings, of director* throughout the workings of the Press setting state aid each year, delivered to Mr. Carter by which we were a part, will Temperatures in the nation who attended by Secretary's office and its White House and the subject to later Assembly invitation only, a day-long about 8:30 p.m. It includes a continue, he said. and Senate veto, for all, relation to the press. One wrapup of evening news Executive Office Building news briefing at the White editor asked if the an- The manner in which Mr these children, not the programs over the major were set at 78 degrees ami House two weeks ago. The tagonism felt by members Powell rubs the press the current few ' categories, networks as well as political shirtsleeves rather than session was also addressed of the White House press wrong way was very clear jackets were much in which have fixed factors at by President Carter.) cartoons. during his^ appearance present. • corps, which covers the evidence. administration for national The News Summary tells before us on Friday. Asked by Betty R. Moran it like it is with no glossing why our group could not President Carter wore a Once the door was opened, media, toward him might grey suit with a narrow Last Friday, as editor of over criticism of the watch the Carters take off too, in terms of "special the Dispatch, I was invited, not be coloring the way they white stripe, blue shirt, President or Cabinet for Camp David by needs" society's special with otter editors of both are writing about Carter. yellow and rust foulard tie, needs could not be ignored. Powell quickly replied members or staff, according helicopter from the White large circulation dailies and House lawn a few hours and he looked tan and fit Would the students have that he felt that their to the editor large and small weekly later, he went into a tirade though thin rather than tired much say about going into a newspapers, and news criticism appeared to be a In the issue of July 26 and haggard although case of righteous in- against the press which field of work which was directors of television and which we received, there is failed to honor a com- television makeup may overstaffed, or if he did get radio stations from across dignation which he said' a synopsis of a story in the have helped. He looked cool doesn't particularly bother mitment a week earlier that in, of going where he wanted the country to attend a Miami Herald with the arrivals and departures at even after 30 minutes under to work — if there was a PREPARING FOR PRESIDENCY — Mrs. Sedgwlck A. Ward (left). Prospect HID special day-long press him because it lasts about the excruciatingly hot lights V/i minutes. He said the headline "Fritz No Longer Camp David are not for special need in one locality avenue, past president of the Mothers' Auxiliary at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, briefing at The White House Top Adviser As A Result of photographing A wire which lit up the stage for the such as the inner city? briefed her successor Mrs. John Murphy (right), Woodland avenue, about the position Those who attended were needs of the White House television coverage press corps and those of the Blitz'; a digest of a story service photographer had But it would be the during a meeting at the school recently. Pictured with them Is Sister Jean Marie from 27 states, plus Press Secretary's office are from the Boston Globe "Salt taken a long-distance shot of The President's entrance special needs of the schools O'Meara, Oak Knoll's former headmistress, who left Summit this week for a new Washington, p.C and the Level In Water of Mass the President's back and the onto the stage was made assignment In New York City. An organization which works closely with the adminis- Virgin Islands. They had a little bit different, and as themselves that in the end long as he is running an Cities Called Unhealthy"; a photo was later published. quickly, preceded within could defeat the individual tration and faculty of the school, the Auxiliary sponsors yearly social and fund raising flown in from Beloil, Wis., story from the Chicago Several editors angrily seconds by a female staff Tallahassee, Fla and San honest operation, he can't and what he needs if these events Including a fall Book Fair. (Photo by Walter Schaeffler) Tribune noting Rosalynn asked Powell if anyone in member who hung the Jose, Calif, as well as from get too excited if their deviated from the many schedule and that of the Carter's Urban League talk the room at the time he was Presidential seal on the concerns of a bureaucracy, Vermont and New Hamp- speaking to us had been the podium. As the door opened shire. press office don't coincide. probably would be recorded its preservation, smooth When the Price of a Gallon "There's a feeling by them" as a political failure; and cause of his displeasure. We with a sudden swoosh, in never did receive the per- stepped the Secret Service functioning, image, etc. (Continued from Page 6) The briefings have been Powell said, "that the commentary on Carter's The Summit school board The FTC will take a final vote on the new held at the rate of about 20 a President works for the "housecleaning". mission requested, a fact men on either side of the of gasoline to retailers is going up and there has decided to ask for a rule before September 30. If adopted, the year since March 1977 for national press corps." Patricia Bauer said one of the dailies picked up door. When Carter's time are probably some retailers in New Jersey report on "special needs" as rule will require that standard black on between 25 and 30 editors President Carter reads a and printed the next day. before us was over, he had a who legitimately must sell their gasoline at yellow "Energy Guide" labels disclosing and news editors at a time. substantial number of cameraman take a photo of this might relate to local more man 99 cents per gallon to make a Asked if he didn't feel estimated annual energy costs be placed on President Carter, his Press While the press offices are each of us shaking his hand. schooling. This is due in margin sufficient to allow them to stay recent overexposure may publications as well as from v refrigerator-freezers, freezers, dish- Secretary, and staff for the most part in the old, The Secret Service stood a November. open for business.' have hurt the President, one to three books a week- washers, clothes washers and water members of key Cabinet history, biography and grey, huge Executive Office few feet in front of him, Legislation for "special Powell said some people making sure you didn't It would be unfair to allow retailers to be heaters. Labels which disclose the energy offices speak on subjects books on running are his Building across the street needs" points up one defect believe this to. be the case. move forward until they in our school law; we have trapped between rapidly rising costs for efficiency rating and regional cost figures such as energy, defense, When asked about favorites. from the White House, the DC. press corps operates wanted you to. allowed funding for voca- their product and a technical weights and must be placed on room air conditioners budget and transportation, Hamilton Jordan's new job All members of the out of special offices in the measures requirement that had the effect and furnaces. and then answer questions as Chief of Staff, Powell said President's staff are The day ended with the tional education to be placed west wing of the White of clamping an absolute lid on the prices of put to them by the editors. he felt he would do a fine job required to read the editors and news directors alongside handicapped Each of the labels which will be required House Some of us were those retailers with two-digit pumps. The The entire program is put but the minute he was ap- returning to the Deputy programs for state aid. The by the proposed FTC rule will also give Washington Post, New York there when the appointment harm to consumers in a situation where together by Deputy Press pointed to it, his relationship Press Secretary's offices way was prepared, in doing estimates of the highest and lowest costs or Times, Washington Star, of Neil Goldschmidt as gasoline retailers might have been forced Secretary Patricia Bario with Jordan as a peer where copies of the this, for just the move which efficiency ratings for similar size products. Newsweek and Time. The Secretary of Transportation fr> shut down would be obvious. who tries to bring together changed, out of necessity. President's talk with us two is proposed under "special A table showing estimated yearly cost White House News Sum was announced. Reporters Consumers soon will be able to shop for as diverse a group of news hours earlier were now needs for expanding this to figures at different utility rates and for Reading the News mary goes also to the Vice who had been playing the major appliances by comparing how much people as possible for each ready for distribution. No all children and bringing all different levels of use also will be required One of the speakers was President, Cabinet mem waiting game all day sprang they cost to operate. Under a new rule session. one had been permitted to our youngsters into the on the labels. Patricia Bauer, who edits bers, key staffers, some for the phones to call in their which has received initial approval from tape his remarks "Why chapter for the handicapped Manufacturers of home appliances will be' . When we arrived at the the daily White House News members of Congress, stories, and photographers the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), not?" someone had asked and its authority in N. J. law. using test procedures developed by the Executive Office Building Summary to keep President executive agencies and the and television cameramen labels disclosing energy cost or energy Jody Powell "Just because This legislation rep- federal Energy Department to measure the shortly after 8 a.m. last Carter informed of all that is Voice of America. who had been lounging efficiency ratings will be required on major we don't permit it", he an- resents political power of energy cost or energy consumption of Friday, we were issued going on outside under a shade tree on the home appliances. various products. Mr. Powell was asked if swered new and unusual kinds; it Visitors Passes after Washington, D.C., what the his office had been thinking White House lawn in the 90 should be defeated. verifying who we were. Our concerns are in other areas of holding fewer press degree-plus heat suddenly Mrs. Jean Paashaus Secret Service clearance of the country and how the conferences in the future as readied themselves for the 75 Tulip St. had been obtained earlier in national media is reporting had been reported. He appearance of the President Use the Summit Herald's the week. We also received on the news of the day. and the Secretary to be. In classified ad columns lor answered that they were quick buy-and-seU action. name tap identifying us Every day a pile of reexamining the ef- the rear of the room where Just call 273-4000 and ask for and what newspaper or newspapers over six feet fectiveness of this means of the press corps spends much "Classified." Deaths station we represented. high arrives at the White getting across to the public of its time, is another room After coffee In the Deputy William J.Maltco office*, Funeral service* 'or William J. Matteo, Jr. of Summit, war* Wd July at mum? from the Paul Ippollto SOMETHING IS HAPPENING Summit Memorial, 7 Summit avenue, followed by to the East Room of the a Mass at St. Teresa's. White House instead. Mr. Matteo died July 23 at - Hie briefing room is a Overlook Hospital. He was small auditorium, far IN SUMMIT 48. smaller than viewing the Born in Summit, he had press conferences on been a lifelong resident and television would lead you to was a master carpenter believe. 52 WEEKS OF THE YEAR . . . with William Matteo, Sr. On the agenda last Friday and Son for 23 years. were talks by Stuart Mr. Matteo is survived by Eizenstat who is Assistant to his son, William Dean the President for Domestic Matteo of Toms River; a Affairs and, Policy; an daughter Mrs: Deborah Assistant Director for THE SUMMIT HERALD Cortelyou of Belle Meade; Regulatory Reform who his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WELCOME TO SUMMIT — Mayor Frank Lehr offers congratulations to Chester L. spoke on the proposed William Matteo of Summit; Frankel, president of the Lewis Chester Group, at the official opening of new offices at trucking deregulation; Jody two sisters, Mrs. Marie IK Summit avenue last week. L. William Frankel, vice-president of the Group, and Powell, Press Secretary; Melluso of New Providence Frederick M. RoUenhagen, jr., President of the Benefits Services Corp., joined in the Patricia Bario and Patricia and Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton gala occasion. (Judy Brick Freedman photo) Bauer, who edits a daily IS ALWAYS THERE! of Toms River and one news summary for the grandchild- President; W. Harrison Burial was in St. Teresa's Wellford from the Office of Cemetery. Candidates Oppose Cancellations Management and Budget; Roger Molander, a National SUMMIT HERALD Union County Republican July and August. suggested that if there were Security Council staff Freeholder candidates The candidates pointed not enough legislative ac- member, and President AUG. 2, 1979 Lawyer Named Mayor Frank H. Lehr of out that the regular re- tivity to keep the Free- Carter. Each spoke for NUMBER OF SUMMIT ARTICLES Summit, Mrs. Blanche sponsibilities of county holders busy during the about 30 minutes and then Vice President Banasiak of Elizabeth and government do not "come to summer months, then they answered questions, many Jack Meeker of Westfield a stop".durin* " -•—•—•"g th- e summer should not be paid, as of which were regional in 101 Harry F. Perlet, 3rd, of have voiced stron. g_ op- months. teachers are not paid during nature dealing with such Bryn Mawr, Pa., formerly position to the present Summit's Mayor Lehr the summer vacation. things as the scarcity ol fuel of Summit, has been elected practices of the Freeholder for heating in New Hamp- vice president of Colonial Board to cancel regular Rosary Nuns Pray for Pope shire, the lack of diesel oil Penn Franklin Insurance, meetings during the sum- for farmers to get their Colonial Penn Insurance mer months. The Dominican Nuns of "Our Father" each morning produce to market in the and Colonial Penn Life In expressing their op- Rosary Shrine will observe and evening, Insurance Companies. position, the GOP con- nine weeks of prayer iin The three companies are tenders pledged, if elected, subsidiaries of Colonial to hold all regular, board Burroughs and Kohr Penn Group, Inc., meetings throughout the United States. Fun**re( Horn* Philadelphia. year. The public is invited to SUMMIT, N.J. 07901 Generally, the candidates make a Holy Hour of prayer James E. Dangler ... mgr.. Wllll*m R. Dangier .. Dlr said, the Freeholders hold each Sunday 2:45 p.m. Quiet II someone in your family has a two pre-meeting con- music will be followed by Phone 273-2323 ferences and two regular the recitation of the rosary. drinking problem, you can see meetings every month. The public is also invited to INDEPENDENT PRESS what it's doing to them - In recent years, they join the Sisters in the main t a i n , the singing of the Psalms of AUG. 1,1979 But can you see what its doing Democratically-controlled None and to close the Holy NUMBEER OF SUMMIT ARTICLEARTI S to you? • : Board, has eliminated some Hour with silent meditation, of the conference and . The Sisters have also For'information and regular meetings during asked the public to say the help contact NONE AL-A NON • NOT PUBLISHED THIS WEEK Write P.O. Box 487 Qr Call 672-7231 Faced With A 309 SprlngfUtd Art. Drinking Problem ot Irving PI act Are you sick »nd tiled ol being tick and tncd' Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous J1utArta'$ Latgtttand Finest Facilities Can Help

Write P.O. B« 315 539 SPRlNOFIELO AVE. AT MORRIS AVE ESTABLISHED 1820 Or CiH 763-1415 _ 27J3333 • 106 MAIN Sttttt.MAOISON.'N. J Page 8 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1979 Solar Energy Could be Sold To Utilities, Rinaldo Says noktgical advances allow panies favorable weather con- fuels, according to solar Rep Matthew J. Rinaldo building owners to cut their surplus solar-generated ditions, a rooftop unit of power advocates. But said today that greater use utility bills by selling sur- The New Jersey electricity to be transferred Congressman complained photovoltaic cells can use of solar energy could allow plus solar generated from home and commercial Rinaldo noted that a com- that the Carter Administra- solar energy to generate electricity to utility com- solar units to regional power bination of solar power and commercial and residential tion's energy planners failed enough electricity for all grids The transferred synthetic fuels is needed'to to consider this and a daytime household elec- power can be metered and reduce dependency on number of other financial trical needs. Photovoltaic emitted against a home- foreign oil producers. savings when calculating cells convert sunlight nto uwnns utility bill. electricity. the long term benefits oJ Solar power installations AN 8th ANNIVERSARY SALE solar energy On occasion wr.ji p He said the development inspected by Rinaldo of photovoltaic techniques He said recent lech household does not need ah at demonstrated that under its solar-generated elec- combined with storage of tricity, surplus power can be generated electricity would fed into the local utility grUi encourage northeast and Helen's Dressmaking and credited against the lull midwestern states to invest more in solar power. He 265 MAIN ST. paid for nighttime electric BEIFUS power or for utility power noted that currently, the CHATHAM 635-9354 needed on cloudy days shorter periods of sunlight Rinaldo is a sponsor of in these regions make it Up to 40% Off on IN SOUTH ORANGE legislation thai would create more expensive to rely on YOUR CONVENIENT a Solar Energy Develop- solar power. Summer Fashions ment Bank providing loan MERCEDES BEN2 DEALER and tax incentives for The American puDiic is commercial and residential willing to pay as much as $80 and solar energy systems. a year per family to en- Swimsuits M7 WEST SO ORANGE AVE Solar equipment could courage solar development, SOUTH ORANGE 762-7500 produce more energy at a according to a national lower cost than synthetic survey cited by Rinaldo.

A VISIT FROM ANDY—Children of Edison Playground enjoyed a visit from Andy, the 1»79 creation of Mrs. Helen Chester, *rts and crafts director of the Board of Get To Know Us In Berkeley Heights Recreation's summer playground program. Andy Joined Raggedy Ann. Penny Lane Gives (wetting To Know.. Spellbinding Play 30% to 50% Taylor Rental DOOR By Andrew Wilk executed piece by Chopin Musical OFF The Penny Lane Players, now Director Jenny Melick accompanied • LARGE SUPPLY OF AUTOMATIC celebrating their twelfth anniversary, beautifully Scenic design was simple DOOR OPENERS. have produced a fresh new adaptation of but effectively created by Jeff Diamond OUR SUMMER /j the children's classic, "Snow White and The cast of this children's classic • COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS AT OUR the Seven Dwarfs." admirably lived up to their task STOCK STORE 700 SPRINGFIELD AVE. Penny Lane Players, another Martha Dunning was a lovely Snow • REPAIR WORK CALL 464-1440' theatrical program project of the White, Susan Robb an evil Queen Summit Area YMCA, began in 1968 as a ,\astasia, with super stage presence spawning ground for talent too young for Jay Mazza depicted the Royal Hunts- Free Estimates Ful'y Insmed its sister group, the Metropolitan man, Ed Gein, with true-to-life fervor toihion 6 beouiy We also install and make rcpai'S Musical Theater. Scott Lauer provided comic relief as the centei 700 SPRINGFIELD AVE. BERKELEY HEIGHTS Chase Newhart conceived the idea and uhimpy Prime Minister Nerdly, and our 400 Springfield Ave named the troupe after his then favonir hero Prince Charming was portrayed Berkeley Heights 464 5077 464-1440 Beatles tune, "Penny Lane " hv ihe gallant Dave Houghton Over the years. Penny l^ane ha.v Snow White's Dwarfs were portrayed performed for thousands of area by seven of the most energetic actors youngsters, providing many ol (hem I'eter "Doc" Conway, Christie FULL SERVICE with an introduction to live (healer drumpy" Everting, Tanya "Sleepy" P.L.P.'s resources and populanu have Katzoff, Christy "Happy" Kelly, Lisa GRSQUNE ALLEY FLOWER SHOP grown and flourished over the jears Dopey" Ciampa, Candace "Bashful' ^casual dining in thanks to area business patrons iiml Johnson, and Lesley "Sneezy" Beautify Your Home .. churches. Wilkinson were all in fine form an old garage This year's fare, "Snow Whn<- and the It seems that Snow White had more Lovely Drltd ft Silk Flower Seven Dwarfs," was presented at friends back at the casUe. The eight Calvary Episcopal Church which lovely handmaidens were Chris AUen, BERKELEY HftQHTt. N J HJnwously provided the hall free of Donna Lane, Caren Simpson, Dim Hardy Mums Now Available charge for several weeks Moakley, Sally Whitman, Claire Carter, • Cocktails Now for the show itself This year (he Holly Robertson and Amy Hill directional reins changed hands for the Original music for the production was • Entertainment Nightly BERKELEY FLORIST fifth time: Lisa Twill mounted a slick composed by David Corradi Producer updated production with an added was P.L.P. veteran, and former director. Daily Lunch & Dinner How would you like to hold a huge "Serving the area 34 years" degree of professionalism not readily Dana Calderwood. lawn party, rain or shine? Survive two 663 SPRINGFIELD AVE. found in children's theater. He staff The chorus really made the show for BERKELEY HEIGHTS included Bennett Cave, who me, but congratulations to all on a months until your new washing machine choreographed an ambitious and well Specials At Inflation Busting Prices! Is delivered? Invite ALL of your grand- 464-0545 spellbinding production children to visit at the same time? Com- bat the high cost of labor without In- vesting in all the expensive tools? Rev. Bair Leaves City

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SfMA CALL TODAY WE BUY kN.|. 24 Hour TtMphom Strvic* 700 Springfield Ave. .'Berkeley Heights Wilson from the same college in and what's your reaction? in the same class as and Allison Abouchar, right, of 64 Acorn drive. They are writing aboui their ex the positions of New York Summit Herald s Inters lo perlence in Washington as part of their summer school project Awards were made on the 1976 Usually a slight outrage automobiles and subject to Manager, National Sales lite editor < olunm against he motorist The basis of neatness, Manager and Executive She has also attended the the same rules ot the road. Deadline Mondav al noon surprising truth is that in Bike riders must obey all originality and outstanding Vice President A graduate Castelwood School of participation in the arts and Polygraph, where she bihe car cotlmons, the traffic signals and signs. of Brown tniversily. driver is seldom at fault crafts program, which is There should be no sneak Niedner was a sergeant Fully 60 percent ol the bike directed by Mrs Helen with the U.S. Army Infantry ing through red lights At Summit High Names 238 ('hesler r tder s k 11 led »v cars are busy intersections a child during World War II llt- c tear I v str uc k down because walk it across. three children they violate a traffic rule Students to Honor Roll Cyclists must ride In single Sets Exhibits IN SOUTH ORANGE Parents ol bike riding itte on the far right ol the A total of 238 students at O'Shea, Neil; Puglisi. children should take note of road Riding on the left. and York, Deborah Seplember will mark Those creative (oiks in lacing traffic, is definitely Summit High School were Joseph I) ; Rajalahti, Han Grade 11 Second Honor "Know Your Local Artists terested in exhibiting YOUR CONVENIENT this fact Teach them traf named to the honor rolls for t*( regulations and insist more dangerous according na; Redson, Kathy; Robb, Roll students were Ady, month with Dobbs Realtors paintings or sculpture in to all surveys the fourth and final marking Charles; Soper, Connie and Kimberly; Allen, Helke, Better Homes and Gardens their local Dobbs office, or MERCEDES BENZ DEALER * period, Dr. Donald Geddis, Walcott, Chris Baker, Julie; Bulk, An Dobbs, with offices in any of Dobbs offices is has announced. First Honor Roll students drea, Coddington, Clara, throughout nine counties of invited to call Ann Sharko, HHS information has been brought to you as a public service tiy Of the total, so were from Grade 12 were Arel Connell, Richard, Dorer, New Jersey, including Dobbs' director of public 1-17 WEST SO ORANGE AVE SPENCf R M MABFN. INC 39 Beechwood Rd . Summit N J named to the First Honor lano, Manuel; Branson. Thomas; Eckert, Kathleen. Summit, will exhibit the relations at 800 452-9755 SOUTH ORANGE 762-7500 ^73 1900 Vcuf one stop answer to complete insurance protection Roll while 158 were selected Marie; Clark, James; Eustis, Alexander; Fischer, work of local artists in their for the Second Honors List. Dooman, Lisa; Duncan, Jacques; Ford, Steven, 20 sales offices In the First Honor Roll, 23 Cheryl; Ferre, Paul. Graham, Holly, Grimes, were from the loth Grade, 22 Giaimo, Michael; Giord Andrew; Haines, William. Marylou, Schwanhauser. from the 11th Grade and 35 maine, Anne; Hagner, Heft, Kalhryn, Horn, Barbara, Sehnert, Jane from the 12th Grade. Susan; Haselmann, Tern •Debra; Hunt, Vincent, Starks, Robert, .Tighe Those selected for the Hawkins, Barbara; Heim Hurley, Donna, Irvine, Mary, Tjan, Joseph Trone, second honors list included staedt, Lorraine, Heinl, Jeanne; Jacques, Julianne, Cynthia, Tunstall. Paige 55 from the 10th Grade, 58 Carolyn; Heine, Drew, James, Michael; Jeffrey, Wessel, Jay, Wilson, Bryan from the Uth Grade and 45 Hung, Seward; Kent. Sarah; Jessop, Hilary,, and Wmslow, Kathenne from the 12th Grade. Thomas; Lovejoy, Eliza- Kaiser, Linda, Keeley, beth; Lynch, Peter Laurence, Kelliher, Jona Get the most Those named to the First Michaeli, Lori; Mitchell, than, Kelly, Sean; Leisher. LEGAL NOTICE Honor Roll from Grade 10 Susan; Munzo, Christo- Patricia, Maehl, Tom and were Bernardini, Jill; pher; Musil, Christian; Massa. Mark NOTICE Parsons, Ames; Ricca, t Application o* Wlr and Virj Boyd, Julianne; Case, Also Me Dermott, Karen; Ttiomas J Young tor a variance lo Kirstl; Catillo, Angela, Donna; Roller, Richard; permit the addition to pr«ml&«i Me Ginley, Scott, Pejman, hawlno te» »ld«vard than renutrwi Coleman, Debbie; Crowley. Sanboro, Lynn; Scala, Don Babak; Perrin. Chris; Pin by *JStJ!E Development Regulation* OroKnance at Iff Rotary Drive, for your money at na; Sbvidrik, Lynne; Christopher-, Hay, Susan; lino, Cathy; Post, Doug; Block M. Lot Tt in the R 19 single Lincoln, Andrew; Mac Kln- Sinden, Amy; Stetson, Prabhakar, ParvathT; Family District was oranted tttli atti Sean; Storey, Dana; day of Auousr, W. A copy of the non, Dee; Nguyen, Hoang- Rankin, Janet; Rauch, resolution it on file in the con Anh; O'Connell, Brian; Vickers, Leslie; Wheeler. Elizabeth; Rose, Susan; struction Official's office, 517 Tracy and Yaker, Laura. Sprlnofleld Ave.. Summit. N.J. Olson, Jon; Oppenheimer, Roux, Cindy; Rubin, Jona- 2 Application of the Summit K ; Oppenheimer. William; Students who were named than; Senator, Stuart; Sen- First Aid Squad for a variance to Montdair Savings Bank to the Second Honor roll permit an addition having less Reed, Catherine; Rosbor- neca, Andy; Shipley, Pam; setback than required by the ough, Caroline; Sasky, from Grade 10 included Ab- Siegel, James; Spear, Development Regulations Or Karen; Schafhauser, bott, Elizabeth; Albanese, dlnance at Elm Street. Block 75. Lot Brian; Stern, Jonathan; 7. In the R 10 Single Family District 4*Year Money Certificate Lydia; Singh, Satish; Antonio; Austin, Carl; Sternberg, Juliet; Stewart, was granted this Ath day of August. Barnes, Marcy; Barry, 1979 A copy of the resolution is on Steadman, Pamela; Sherrerd; Talbot, Bonnie; file in the Construction Official's Tamallanca, Edward; Wil- Robert; Boyd, Barbara; Terry, Scott; Trzyna, Jac- office, 512 Springfield Ave , Summit, Brick, Cheryl; Brown, Mat- N J kerson, Roxanne and queline; Von Neida, Phil; 3 Application of Mr and Mrs Wright, Sally thew; Brundage, Craig; Walker, Beth; Wolff, Kim. Anthony K Obst tor a variance to Buckley, Suzanne; Chap- permit the construction of an attach Eleventh Grade First York, Wendy and Zisek. ed garage having less sideyard than Honor Roll students includ- man, Courtland; Conway, Mark. required by the Development % Thomas; Crosby, Robin; Regulations Ordinance at 16 ed Avery, David; Berger, Selected as Second Honor Crescent Ave , Block 135. Lot i, In Susan; Breeding, Andrew; De Guzman, Diane; Roll students from Grade 12 the R 10 Single Family District was Dlugatch, Harold; Druck granted this 6th day of August. 1979 Cahill, Robert; Drucken- included Ali, Yusuf; A copy of the resolution Is on file In miller, James; Graves, enmiller, Gwyn; Eisen- Benedetto, David; Brun- the Construction official's office. 513 Alison; Hamilton, Karen; stodt, Gale; Epperly, Jen- Springfield Ave . Summit, N J dage, Cole; Buckley, 4 Application of Or Donald M HuetU, Eric; Hung, John; nifer; Gilmour, Lisa; Karen, Castillo, Arthur T ; Seifert for a variance to permit the Kane, Peter; Keller, Green, Donald; Gropp, Chiera, Laura, Chuang, construction of an addition to the Denise; Jacobson, Kris- William; Kittredge, Carol; Kenny; Cincotta, Michael, parking and enlargement of a ivon Kowalczyk, Matt; Lester, tine; Jacques, Catherine; conforming use prohibited by the &39 Z95 Corradi, Barbara; Dawson, August, 1979 Rate, guaranteed for the term of the certificate Kopp, Erik; Krauskopf, Development Regulations Or Luke; O'Cello, Frank; Victoria; Delia Piazza, dlnance at IS5 Summit Ave . Block Sara and Layne, Adam. 160. Lot 17. In the Multl Family $500 minimum deposit Lori; Deming, Susanne, Tower District was granted this 6th The interest rate is 1% less than the rate set by the U S Treasury Department eacri month lor 4 Year Governme il Also Lelendecker, Kurt; Dolci, Lorna; Duffy, day of August. 1979 A copy ot the Daughter To resolution is on file in the Con Securities Premature withdrawal will result in 6 months loss ol interest Little, Leslie; Livingston, Abigail; Elmstrom, Bever- struction Official's office, 513 Margaret; Lovejoy, Chip, ly, Gilroy, Jeanne; Springfield Ave., Summit, N J McMenamys Mac Cowatt, Thomas, Me Glogolich, Peter; Gsch- 5 Application ot Mr and Mrs 26-Week Money Certificate Roger B Parsons tor a variance to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geough, Patrick; Montuori, wind, Mark; Hess, Abigail; permit the construction of an ad Melissa; Newbold. Horsman. Kristin, Hurwitt, dltlon to the premises having less McMenamy of Bound sideyard than required by the Brook, have announced the Timothy; Pardee, Jennifer; Frederick; Incandela, Development Regulations Or John; Kerby, Carolyn; dlnance at 33 Sunset Drive. Block 98, birth of a daughter, Kelly Parsons, Carol; Plaut, Lot lie In the R 15 Single Family Rose, on July 20 at St. David; Resca, Mary Ellen; Lane, Noelle; Lashendock. District was granted this 6th day of Michael; Leisher,Timothy; August, 1979 A copy ot trie Barnabas Medical Center, Rogers, Peter W.; Russo, resolution is on file in the Con Lena; Savage, Geoffrey; Lennon, Kathleen; Lowe, struction Official's office. 513 Livingston. Mrs. Mc- Springfield Ave, Summit, N J Menamy is the former Miss Scala, Joseph; Siegel, Patricia; Melick, Jennifer; Miller, Emily, Miller, Zoning Board ot Adlustmenl Margaret Kokai of Middle- Amy; Strahan, Douglas, Arthur P Condon Tarashuk, Christopher; William; Pesterfield, Secretary sex. D6ied August e, 1979 Tatlow, Kevin; Tjan, Evelyn; Rigassio, Anita; S.H August 9, 1979 $19 20 Paternal grandparents Roessle, Randall; Rusnak, 91702'* 9320 Benjamin; Triolo, Gary; are Mr and Mrs. Edward Rate effective August 9 • August 15 Vander Schraaf, W.; Vest, McMenamy of Colony drive. Marie; Weinstein, Naomi; Minimum deposit $10,000 Maternal grandparents are Wheeler, Erica; Wigton, Federal law prohibits compounding of interest on 26- week certificates Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kokai Suzanne; Work, Suzanne of Middlesex. A premature withdrawal will result in the forfeiture of all accrued and unpaid interest Thomas Logio, M.D. REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

announces the s opening of his 573* 5»50* office for the Interest compounded continuously Irom day ol deposit to day of withdrawal practice of A variety of high-yield savings certificates are also available Inquire al any office Federal regulations impose substantial penalties tor early withdrawals from certificate accounts diseases of the Colon and Rectum Let us help you get to know your new community as MONTCLAIR quickly u possible. Our hostess will call on you and present you with gifts, greetings and useful informa- at 151 Summit Ave. tion. Summit, N.J. Savings Bank 464-5788 273-4444 VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER NEW PROVIDENCE 277-3287 hours by appointment Member FDIC Page 10 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1979 College Prof Mets Near Minor League Crown; On Committee

To help make sure Prof. Rachel Dare of Mitchell Tosses a No-Hitter your home lives on, Murray Hill, associate professor of chemistry at you need two kinds Union College, is among 18 Upping their record to 12-4 for the Pirates. The pitching Arjun Naraynsmurtl,' curfew. Tommy Bredahl's of Insurance. persons appointed to a by winning three games last win went to Dave Gunk his CatUlo, Steve Varley and two run triple in the fourth 1, Get Homeowners In- steering committee to direct week, the Mets look like this sth of the jeason, Phil Ryan also had big hits gave the Pirates a 5-3 edge surance from Allstate. until the bottom of Jhe 5th Because you need protec- Union College's self study in year's Summit Board of Mets Topple Giants for.the winners. tion against toss by wind- preparation for an Recreation Minors League Two big five-run innngs Bases loaded walks to when the Dodgers tied on storm. Are, theft and many evaluation visit by the champs. Their three wins enabled the Mets to clip the Walt Potter and Chubb Mitchell's triple, Haugh's other hatanjs. Commission on Higher extended their streak to Giants 12-4. With the score a Sabayya In the 6th Inning double-and Guthries single. 2. Get mortgage protec- Paestler Splat ShirtMt tion insurance from Education of the Middle seven in a row and with one . close 2-1, the Mets scored 5 gave the Giants a come AUstateUfe.lfyoudie States Association of week of play left, they are runs in the third on singles from behind 2-1 decision Behind thetwo-bitpiteh- before (he mortgage is Colleges and Schools in 1981. ready to take the pennant by Dave Gurak, John Even, •over the Dodgers. Andy ing of Rob Paessler the paid, mortgage protection Reds bulked the Giants W. life insurance helps give home. Mike Feoli, Matt Nestuk and Haugh had tripled in your family a debt-free The self study will include The Mets sent 15 batters to a walk to Ed Petracco. Five Bedford Lydon in the third Andy Murray's bases loaded home. Union College as well as its the plate and 8 of them more trotted home in the to give the Dodger* the triple scored three runs in See jour AlUlaU Agent Help make the second and Rich •ure your home lives on affiliations with Union scored in the first inning to fourth, John Bottelli early lead, an error and then County Technical Institute, put the game in the bag real doubled, Gurak tripled, four straight walks sealed- deReyna singled in an in- Evers doubled and Feoli the Dodgers doom. surance run in the 6th to Scotch Plains and the early as the Mets went on to provide Paesder with Schools of Nursing of down the Reds 12-4. Dave tripled as the booming Mets Mitchell Hurls No Hitter bats put the game out of enough run for the win, Us Elizabeth General Hospital Gurak's 6th homer of the •* The pitcher's dream, the fifth of the year. Greg /instate and Muhlenberg Hospital. season with two aboard was reach. John Cherry did most no-hitter, came true for the GETTING READY FOR SATURDAY — Swimming stars from Clearwater Club Jim of the Giant hitting, going Bartage and Walter Potter UuVe in good hands. Plainfield. the big blow in that ex-, Dodgers Daryl Mitchell as had the only hits for the Clark and Rich Callaghan work out prior to the Suburban Swim League all-team meet plosive inning. John Evers three for three. he blanked the Red> 5-0 to be held this Saturday. The Clearwater team of Clark, Callaghan, Chris McGiffln and Giants off of Paesiler's Ed Courter Union College has been picked up the win, his third Giants win two Mitchell wiffed 16 arid offerings. fully accredited by Middle Joe; Callaghan are one aod a half seconds awuy from setting a conference record in of the campaign. Loren The Pirates took It on the walked four and was never Othce 277-7613 States, the regional ac free style relay. The last event of the Saturday meet, it will also be the last time Clark Blackwell had a double and chin again this time from in trouble as he chalked up Minor Notes: John Evers Home 277-0529 crediting agency, since 1957 and It Callaghan, ages 17, swim for Clearwater. single for the Reds. the Giants who waltzed to a his 4th win of the season. leads the league with a .656 Mets Slug Pirates 20-1 victory. Ralph Catilto Duke Guthrie knocked in 3 batting average.,.Dave John Evers pounded out a breezed to the win, his fifth, runs and Todd Nichols the Gurak and Greg Bartage yielding only one run on two other two for the Dodgers. tied for homer crown with BUY BEFORE AUGUST 15th AND SAVE ! homer and two triples for Copper Springs' Boys Win five R.B.I.'s as the Mets hits, fanning 12 and walking Battery mate Andy Haugh six each...Gurak also has 79 BUICK ELECTRA 225 SEDAN crushed the Pirates 20-1. four over the route. John went three for four to give the most R.B.l.'s, 24...Daryl Mike Feoli, Andy Luciani, Cherry and Greg Bartage Mitchell the runs and hitting Mitchell has struck out 149 D*r* triiM. light Win Chrtti and John Bottelli all supplied the fire power. he needed for the victory. batters so far...Andy Haugh SV4S Man. v-i. •wtomatk, Both went 3 for 5 as Cherry On July 12 the Dodgers has the most hits with 25... powar itNi-ins, pnrat brake*. Northern Division Swim Title collected two hits each for • dlW id the slugging league leaders. connected for a homer, two and the Pirates battled to a STANDINGS p 6-6 tie. Twenty one days electric trunk nhtu, d Matt Nestuk also con- doubles, plus 8 R.B.l.'s, W L T irtrdt, r*«r window av Bartage clocked two later it was instant replay W, emit* control, flit The Copper Springs tennis first doubles competition. tributed to the big win with Mets 12 4 0 took first in ihe diving homers, his fifth and sixth of time as once again the nvwt, t tart b*ll«d wM» learns wrapped up the competition in their three R.B.l.'s. Tom Dodgers 7 7 2 well tins. »p*«t •tort, trip season in fine standing and Among the other winners, Bredahl, Ed Torres and the year, and a single for 5 contest ended in a tie 5-5, odometer, AM FM 0mna radio. respective age groups. K.B.I.'s. Glen Christensen, called because of a time Giants 7 9 2 with many individual Tina Moore and Margot Aimee Montague of Steve Murphy all had triples Pirates 6 8 2 LIST PRICE: HO, 778.00 successes Briod, both of Chatham, Chatham won both of her Reds 6 10 0 NORMAL SELLING PRICE ( 8,668.00 carried the singles victories events, 1001.M. in 1:21.8 and LESS FACTORY REBATE: $ 700.00 Three teams shared in the against Lake Valhalla, victory last week, as the 12- 50 butterfly in 35.1. Sue while Laurie Laspina and Conlin of Summit was also a DELIVEREDPRICE: I 7,968.00 and-under girls defeated Aimee Montague picked up Lake Valhalla 3-2; the 14- double-winner with her first Clearwater Beats Berkeley Swimmers PACE BUICK CORP. a doubles win. Every player place time of 2 53.4 in the and under girls wiped out of the girls 14-and-under 4( OTHER SELECTED MODELS 200 I.M. and 1:23.7 for the A strong Clearwater swim eft') PranKltnPt. AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS. Beacon Hill; and, perhaps match was victorious. The N. Dunn, K. Clark 30.3; 2. L. Zetteretrom 41.3; 2. L. Marturana (B); 3. Leventhal, K Saunders, J. Doug Warrington l:ll.5. (B);3. J. Major (C) C Alimo (B) Twill (C) Boys 13-14: 1. J. Callaghan Boys n-12: 1. A. Anderson Triple winners for (C) 30.4; 2. M. Cuthill (B); 3 Boys: 1. C. Alimo, C. Berkeley were K. Griffin (O 43.4; 2. D. Progelhof Castello, M. Engelhart, B. J. Clark (C) (B); 3, D. Curch (B) and L. Mortenson, for Girls 15-17: 1. K. Clark (C) Morlan (B) 1:46.4 Clearwater, S Anderson Girls 13-14: 1. L. Mortenson 30.2, 2. J. Castello 39.2; 3. C. McGriffin (C) BREASTSTROKE terstrom, S. Cushman, M. Lawn & Garden UNOFFICIAL RELAYS BUTTERFLY Ooletta.K. Cushman (B); 3. Girls 10-11:1. H. Potter (C) Girls 10-U: 1. Kathy Griffin J. Major. M. Flynn, Amy Girls: 1. Lisa Simonelli, D. 21.7; 2. S. Mann (C); 3. M PiBello, J. Dillon, S. (B) 20.8; 2. K. Saunders (C) Moakley, K. Callaghan (C) Rider (C) 3. S. Ruggiero (B) Boys: 1. D. WaiTingtan, D. Ruggiero 1:30.8 (B) Boys 10-U: 1. J,Cornell (C) Headquarters Boys: 1. K. Allen, A. Potter Boys 10-U: l. S. Anderson Caccavo, M. Cuthill, S. N. Dunn, K. Clark (C) 23.6; 2. C. CasteUo (B); 3 18.8; 2. R. Mitchell (C) Frankenbach (B)1;B8.9,2. J. T. Mackin (C) 3. M. Englehart (B) Callaghan, J. Clark, C. 2:26.9. Girls 11-12: 1. A. Potter (C) OPEN MEDLEY Girta u-12:1. K. Cornell (C) McGriffin, R. Callaghan 42.4; 2. K. Callaghan (C); 3. 36.9; 2. B. Clabby (C) 3. C. (C); 3. B. Quinn, G. feld- Summer Feeding PROMOTED — Jon C. IN NEW POST - Dennis RELAYS B. Rockefeller (B) Girls: 1. K. Allen, A. Potter, Alimo (B) man, E. Von, D. Pitkowsky Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Valentovic, manager of the Boys u-12: 1. D. Curch (B) Boys 1M2; i. A. Anderson (B) Robert E. Hunt of Cedrlc Summit office of the Hudson TURF BUILDER Greenview road, was'recently named a City Savings Bank, has been second vice-president at The elected to the post of - $7.95 . kOMfeFMt GftEEN POWER Northern Trust Company, assistant secretary, ac- $14.95 lMNSq-FMt U.50 MOO Sq. Fe*t Chicago. He serves In the cording to Kenneth L. $20.95 $13.15 MMOOSq.Fe.! corporate services division Birchby, bank president. Summit Ends Suburban Season of the banking department. Valentovic, wfco Joined the Hnnt holes JS.A. end M.M. bank in 1876, has served as degree! from Northwestern assistant branch manager University, Chicago. He In both MUlburnandtSdl. A By Bowing to Maplewood, 1-0 joined the Bank ta UK. An graduate of Colgate active member of, Kappa University, lie has also Summit closed out its finished the season with a of at bats to win the title... Sigma Alumni Association received a basic certificate Suburban Baseball League three and two record, with year's team started five to banking from the season last week, dropping a Other batting leaders were: eighth graders in most In Chicago. Hnnt is both of his losses coming in Chris Mardany, runs batted currently serving as American Institute of 1-0 decision to Maplewood, l-o ball games. Summit Tad games, which should treasurer of Oat group. Banking. . The loss left Summit's in (10), Vercelll, doubles provide considerable ex- six hits, but was never able (3), Horn, triples (4) and record at 8 and 6, good for a to put two together in one perience for next season... FENCING Patio Supplies third place .finish behind home runs (2), and Chri« The seventh and eighth champion Maplewood and Murphy, stolen bases grade team swept three • NwwJwrtay Earth Science Asp. 1 SUBURBAN NOTES: (1O)...B1U Mauze led the Stockade second place South Orange. Leroy Horn captured the more games this week, Patio Block Chris Standing took the batting title with a .367 pitching staff in wins (4) defeating. Essex Falls, "SALUTE 10th ANNIVERSARY pitching loss for Summit, average. Bill VercelU outhit and strikeouts (32), while Caldwell, and South Orange. And And even though he pitched a Leroy by one point but did Chris Standing had theTheir record is now 8 and 2 LUNAR LANDING" fine three-hitter. Standing not have a sufficient number lowest ERA (1.26)... An with two games left to play. unusual aspect to this year's Post And Rail team was its youth. Usually Blue Stone the team is composed GEM & MINERAL mainly of ninth graders and the local scene, read the a few tenth graders. This Summit Herald every week. Deck Material Gutters-Leaders SHOW MOON ROCK-CYBIS PORCELAINS Every Afternoon s-ITS RACING TIME*. Redwood Aluminum AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Monday thru Sunday SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION l>00to4P.M. 'OkM ••Beautiful JA And MORRIS MUSEUM OF ARTS & SCIENCES Baked < PATERSON MUSEUM NITES: Tues.-Sunday RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GEOLOGY MUSEUM 8 to 11 pm. ;?Ioninoiith Treated Fir Enamel Exhibits - Lectures - Qem Cutting' NOW Dealers - Books thru Sept. 3 CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING JULY & AUGUST STUDENT CENTER pleasure Seton Hall University d ' South Orange ADMISSION UVINGSTON *1.6Q Adults-WChttdrsn , ROLLER RINK 75* Senior CltUtens 8entorCltU:«ns,|trld.ysonly$1.25-$225 • ISXi.LlvlnsftonAv*. hbtf R , SATURDAY AUGUST 18 SUNDAY Atf«U8T IS

A/~w" pal Golf Course. Three /ICeS Joe Caftrey of 3M Morris Westfield Swim Team John Hanlon of 1M Maple avenue had a hale-in-ane on street recently had his sec- the first bole. ond hole-in-one on the 6th Elmer Klinsman, 22 hole of the Summit Munici- Rotary lane, had a hole-in- Dunks Summit Sharks one on the 3rd at the course. by 210-144

byJiUBernardinl Craig Bernardini (14.2); n- Bernardini, Nancy Dunn MEMBERS NEW YOHK STOCK EXCHANGE INC The Summit Sharks met 12 SO yd: Tracey Chisholm and Carol Holt (2:13.4). AND OTHER LEADING EXCHANGES the Westfield team again, at (29.7) and Greg Maigetter Coming in second and Stock!, Bond., Commoonwi. Invannwnu mi Aoviury Service home last week where they (34.9); 19-14 50 yd: Carol third were: Freestyle: Rory closed the point gap from Holt (30.6)). MacWilliam, Kent Swanson, Suite 500 their last encounter, the Backstroke: 9-10: Jimmy Jennifer Reddington, Mike 382 Springfield Avenue score this time being 210- Holt (17.9); 13-14: Pam Bell Hejtmanek, Steve Fairfax, Summit New Jersey 07901 144, in Westfleld's favor. (34.6); 15-17: Nancy Dunn Gus Lopez, Jill Bernardini Two records were tied and (32.2). and Mark Zisek. 201-273-2100 THOMAS S. PALUCK (Mgr.) one was broken. Craig Breaststroke: 9-10: Backstroke1: Jody Toll, Bernardinf tied his 9-10 Jimmy Holt (19.5); 11-12: Craig Bernardini, Kristen freestyle record with a 14.2 Tracey Chisholm (38.0). Bratlof, Scott Chisholm, and Jimmy Holt tied his 9-10 LEASIN6 A DAILY RENTAL Butterfly: 9-10: Craig Phil Kuehne and John IN NEW POST- George M. backstroke record with a Bernardini (15.4); 11-12: Theriot 19.5. Jimmy Holt, Mike Malta of 3t Harvey drive SERVICE Tracey Chisholm (35.6); 13- Breaststroke: Liz Hejt- has been named a senior Hejtmanek, Craig Ber- 14: Pam Bell (33.5); 15-17: manek, Mike Hejtmanek, nardini and Greg Maigetter staff engineer with Exxon Nancy Dunn (293). Carol Holt, Scott Chisholm, INDIVIDUAL OH broke the 100 midget medley Research and Engineering Relays: 100 yd midget Jill Bernardini, Keith Company. Matta, who fim UASMK relay record with a 1:10.1. Chisholm. FREE PICK UP t DELIVERY Coming in first for medley: Jimmy Holt, Mike Joined the company hi 1967, THE WINNERS - Finalists In the recent parent-child championship tournament at the Summit were: Freestyle- Hejtmanek, Craig Ber- Butterfly: Jennifer works in the engineering Summit Tennis Club were (left to right) Hank and Fred Fisher and Eric and Wally nardini and Greg Maigetter Reddington, Greg petroleum department at 1 - M er I yer B-under 25 yd: Liz Hejt- JSP^ * **"* ** ""* 9* *••.•*»• ••eon* y««r toey have captured the manek (17.8); 9-10 25 yd: (1:10.1); 200 yd junior Maigetter, Steve Fairfax the Exxon Engineering title. The cop for this tournament, fchlch in the past ha. been won by the father and ton medley: Pam Bell, Jill Gus Lopez and Mark Zisek Center, Florham Park. team* of Jeffreys, Kenti, Gavoon and Williams, was donated by Mr. and Mn. Edward FLETCHER A. Pnu. Crestview Wins Town, Country Registration Begins for Swimming League Championship 40 Yean Experience Autumn Watchung Mounted On the fifth and last dual Buntin has been head Craig Bernardini and Sue Sampson, Dave Closs, Phil meet of the season, held at coach at Crestview since Cavanaugh (1:20.8). Luberoff, Kristin Fellows, the Crestview Swim Club 1969 and most, if not all, 10-u Medley Relays: Ejeanne Fellows, Paul Troop Program Pool last Saturday, the team outstanding swimmers in Alison Martin, ! Sharon Buntin, Peter Bourne, Amy &UIDETTI coached by Hank Buntin the area have been or are Parker, Regina Foy and Conti, Kevin Mahoney, • HCfHSI0* INSUteO • tlPIIIMCIO* with the assistance of Kathy being coached by him, Amy Neihaus (1:34.4 and Marc Buntin, Sharon McGowan and Larry Cart, either with the Summit Parker, Tracy Johnson, Bathroom, Kitchen, Red. Room, Ahsrationi ation Is now being control their mounts taught by a different expert Marc McNamara, Greg posted an impressive vic- YMCA Seals or at his "dawn Lawrence Sampson and - for toe faU ten- through position and use of instructor each week. Sampson, Craig Bernanfini Hot Water Hasten semester of the tory over the Noe Pond team •clinic" head every summer and Er:cWamsteker 12:30 p.m. and from differs depending on the final score. "The records Barbara Schwanhausser determine riding ability and Dual Meet Championship. *n. to 3:30 p.m. young rider's classification. broken at this meet were (1:13.5). placement into beginner, Noe Pond was in the lead ' ible, owned and Cost for registration in the just a sample of the effort Backstroke: 11-12, Tracy novice, intermediate and only once; after the first - by the Union Watchung Junior Troop is made by everybody to swim Johnson (37.4). advanced squads of the event, the girls medley Department of 166, White cost for mem- his or her best and thus Boys Junior Troop. Experienced relay (12-10). After the ad Recreation, has bership in the Watchung guarantee the victory that riders, at least 13 years old, second one the score was Freestyle: 8-u, Erik ( home of the Wat- Senior Troop is $70. meant the championship," are assigned to the Senior tied (22-22), and from then Johnsen (19.5); 9-10, Craig ON droops for more Uian Burtin said, Many swim- Troop only after passing a on the difference In favor of Bernardini (35,5); 11-12, Irs. Managed by Applications and further mers clocked their best time riding teat. Crestview increased Fred Walz (33.8); 13-14, Luihn, the school information are available of the season. Kevin Mahoney (33.3); 15- Students in each ten- by visiting the WatchunR steadily to the end of the i troop members meet. Buntin suited by gi 17, Mike Mahooey (1:04.6). THE SPOT member squad are grouped Stable, located in th*nortti- .eooAdeaca and «m aactten - of' the Wat- it **! .en* Samp»on< (20.6); 11-12, troop members with each class which is calling 27KM7. - ' rants, swept two and contriiMtion'fi^Uift training Lawrence Samnam {OS); set three new of the team, and <' then 13-14, Mike Casey7i7.»). Campaay, Newark. The team of Barbara Sch- proceeded to deliver the Backstroke: 9-10, Craig Joined the company in l»4 wanhausser, Diane following awards: Bernardini (19.2); 13-14, as an actuarial student In Local Attorney Appointed Thomson, Amy Conti and Most Improved Swim- Kevin Mahoney (38.6). the Group Actuarial Jenny Loan set a new mark mer: Dottie Englick; Butterfly: 9-10, Craig Department and In 1978 was for the 200-meter freestyle Sharon Parker, Marc Bernardini (16.8); 11-12, made technical assistant. relay with 2:04.1. Tracy Buntin, and Dave Closs; Dave Closs (42.1); 13-14, Group Pension Actuarial Counsel to Senate Group Johnson -broke her own Most outstanding swimmer, Mike Casey (39.2). Department. He became an record for 11-12 backstroke Barbara Schwanhausser, Second places were won UPSALA enrolled actuary in April Michael Haynes of 45 Americfln fishing industry 1974. While serving as with a time of 37.4. And Tracy Johnson, Craig by: Ann Loan, Ellen after passing basic and (Dand avenue, a former and the effect of com- deputy bureau chief he Craig Bernardini, the triple Bernardini; Coach's Award, Lederman, Diane Thomson, pension enrollment exams. sistant United States mercial credit reporting supervised and conducted winner in individual events Phil Luberoff and Kristin Jenny Loan, Mike Mahoney, He is a graduate of Upsala - for the District of services on small prosecutions involving (9-10 freestyle, backstroke Fellows. Mike Casey, Marty Foy, College where he received a Jersey, has been businesses. organized crime and public and butterfly) lowered his Listed are the winners for Peter Wamsteker, Greg B.A. in mathematics. the Minority Staff Haynes, who received corruption. own butterfly mark to 16.8 Crestview. FOR QUALIFIED al Counsel for the both his B.A. In political He was later appointed for 25 meters. Unofficial events: t Select Committee on science and bis law degree Executive Assistant District Double winners for 10-u Freestyle Relay: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, from Rutgers University, ** Whatever touNeed I Business. Attorney to the Special - Crestview in individual Alison Martin, Sarah KMTASLf TVME*«ITE«S : OFMM TVPEWfllTtftS EAs a member of the was admitted to the bar in Narcotics Prosecutor's Of- events were Barbara Sch- Martin, Amy Neihaus and ADDING MACHINES - CALCULATOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN, • staff, Haynes will 1969. After working as an fice of New York City. wanhausser (freestyle and Colleen Coyle (1:31.1). AND TRANSFER STUDENTS! t under the committee's associate in a New York law Haynes and his family, I.M.), Tracy Johnson 8-u Breaststroke: Teddy JK OFFICE MACHINES j Republican, United firm he served as an which includes his wife, Ann (breaststroke and Eldracher (29.6). corner of: Summit Avenue and Sank Street. Summit Senator Lowell P. Assistant District Attorney Marie, and daughter, backstroke), Kevin 1241 Mixed Relay: Roma 273-8811 • of Connecticut. in New York from Sep- Michelle, will live in Mahoney (freestyle and Wamsteker, Greg Sampson, f Haynes' major area of re- tember, 1969 through July, Washington, D.C. backstroke) and Mike Casey If you're in a dilemma because your college plans (breaststroke and but- onslbility will be the in- have changed, or if you just now decided that stigation of problems Berkeley Graduates terfly). affect the nation's After the meet, the you'd like to go to college thisiall. or if financial aid businessmen. The Two local students at The Miss DiRuggiero is a Crestview team held its is a problem, consider Upsala College's One-Stop graduate of Summit High kits of these in- Berkeley School of Garret annual team picnic, during Admissions Day. ' on Wednesday, August 15 With iare to be used Mountain, Little Falls, have School, while Miss which Head Coach Buntin [ Congress in enacting been graduated from the Engemann was graduated gave awards to team Mm ill ywr just one stop on the campus you can get admissions from Union Catholic High lation beneficial to school's Intensive secre- members that had excelled htra it and academic counseling, help with your Septem tarial program. School, Scotch Plains. during the season. . IbUSUMSS. RENTAL CENTER "ENTHIMN" . . ber course selection, an estimate of the financial -Current areas under in- The graduates include assistance you need, and an immediate decision on Stlgajlon. include the Celeste DiRuggiero of 76s your admission application *: impact of foreign Springfield avenue and Interpreters ents and special Robin Engemaon of 36 - si groups on the. Milton avenue- for the RENT YOUR PARTY NEEDS PROM US WHERE TO STOP. 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Page IS THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BKUKKI.BY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRBSB, THURSDAY, AUGUST i PEOPLE AREA HAPPENINGS MEET: Larry and Kathy Charbonneaii PUCES WHAT'S NEW AND Larry Charbonneau grows pwy- hold monthly plant com orchids ujuJwHiwrescent Hi wife, Kathy, work* petitions. And he is full ol \m WHAT'S NEWS lights in his basement. P"*""1" •' J""Interesting bits of lore about Orchid-colored orchids, and University, and if you ask hit hobby; for Instance, others in shades of light about her earner work "there are more orchil yellow, pink, and pep- ?$Sr^£!"*2£f'lj* glve plants than any other kind, ol Focus permint candy atripas, He *!<*« «flu »i flower In the world," he Started growing them in Baying, "Bha putine says, "And it grows In cold Michigan, where he lived f&Z™**,* Jj*?00'- climates — in Minnesota, before, because, as he says, ^^t md furnlhjre where it isnhe state flower, Lost Patriot Found Trips And Treks "they intrigued me." Now ™™*™«^J^.1*6™!!: and in the Great Lakei here he is to Chatham ""••. Ctarbonneau shares Sister Margherita Mar- during the Bicentennial 1 1 i u t region." Raising orchids is chlone professor at Year when she published a Township with fifteen ^JS* * "^ S S! Jl Fairleigh Dickinson book Philip Maz- HYDE PARK AND Bquare feet of shelf space "c«ds - sort of. "I Us* because "each specie University's Florham- zei: Jefferson's 'Zealous and a bay window fuFof ttem wheir they're requires a different Madison campus and Whig', is the first person to orchids. blooming, and I'm not in- microclimate, and you have project director, said she identify this document. How To those of us who know*™.™8™1. in. «arln8 Jw THE VANDERBILT sta to find out what it needs to has recently identified an did she do this? She ex- the flower only as THE •«»•£*• *« «•»*& do well. There's never a dull important 1776 document. plained that it was "like a corsage tohav e at the senior «* %»%•. . moment." The document is part of a jig-saw puzzle. 1 just MANSION prom, it sounds exotic and ^/L.f&^SPJIJ•?,• In addition, Charbonneau comprehensive microform pieced the evidence rare. But Charbonneau says naye wcMdren,Mark, 18, An a T e moved putters — his word - in edition and a guide to The together During my travels BY BARBARA HUDGINS in Roosevelt's room. there are about 75 orchid- •»* 8^ -i*i * y photography and wood- Papers of Philip Mazzei, to in seven different countries, For people who lived Next to the home is the growers in the area who tomas^ofetat working; and — oh, yes — be distributed nationally 1 noticed among the many under Franklin Delano FDR Library. The museum xuong to the Northern New nave Uved in the Townshlp he's a chemist with and internationally by KTO documents I acquired that Roosevelt's administration section contains gifts from Jersey Orchid Society and •»»»' exactly two years, Celanese Research Com- Press on the occasion of the there were about 40 pages there is eitttw a deep love foreign rulers,' cartoons, 250th anniversary of hisof drafts in Mazzei's hand I for the man Who dominated photographs and a passing birth. observed that Mazzei used the White Hope from 1932 to picture of both the Sister Margherita ex- various symbols. By mat- 1945—or an (biding hatred. Depression and World War plained: "We know from ching those in the drafts As President during the II. Special exhibits os both Mazzei's correspondence with bits of paper found great depression and World Franklin and Eleanor are A Look At Local Bridge that he sent "Instructions" elsewhere, the text became War Two, Roosevelt was here plus the wooden by WaKKania North (a plan to create a new meaningful." both blamed and praised for wheelchair Roosevelt used. The total process of play- S- AQ J 65 government) to John Page Repeating the words of cataclysmic changes in Outside on the quiet green ing out a bridge hand is H - Q98 and Patrick Henry We also Julian Boyd, thewell-known American life For those lawn next to the rose garden analogous to the solving of a D - K know that a seven-page Jeffersonian scholar, she unidentified document, who are too young to are the graves of both FDR puzzle. Piece by piece the ('1 C- K 10 9 2 emphasized: "Philip remember, the excellent and Eleanor. information comes hi — "Instructions of the Mazzei's views in the Freeholders of Albemarle television series "Franklin sorted, strategized, ex- West East 'Instructions' influenced Vanderbilt Mansion County (o the Delegates in and Eleanor" has brought ecuted — and ultimately the S - K 432 S - 10 9 8 7 Thomas Jefferson's "own Convention," was published renewed interest in the If the Roosevelt home degree of success can be H-4 H - A 10 3 2 by Julian Boyd in 1952, in draft-constitution of 1783' " Roosevelt family and in the radiates quiet wealth, the measured. D - A Q J 10 9 87 D -56 The Papers of Thomas Philip Mazzei (1730-1816), family home, Hyde Park. Vanderbilt Mansion exudes In bridge, as with puzzles, C -QJ4 Jefferson. We have now a forgotten patriot, is an Now a National Historic conspicuous consumption. A we are not dismayed with located these "Instructions" historical figure in his own Site, the Hyde Park complex marble palace in the style of partial success because the South in Mazzei's hand. right. On arriving in consists of the family home, the Italian Renaissance, it is pleasure comes from the S- Virginia in 1773, he resided Pbillp Maizel was an Italian surgeon, businessman, the beautiful grounds on a set on large estate grounds challenge and the doing. H - K J 765 "Professor Boyd, referring on property adjacent to merchant, horticulturist, philosopher, author, diplomat high, green hill overlooking where swans paddle about One success makes up for 4 3 2 to Jefferson's Draft of the D - Monticello and began the and friend of all of the great leaders of the American a clean, clean, Hudson on a meandering stream. ten tries that did not come C- A 8 765 Constitution for Virginia agricultural experiments Revolution, the French Revolution, and the Second River and the Roosevelt Inside, then Mansion's out just right. (May- June 1783 ), for which he left his native Partition of Poland. He promoted the Revolutionary Library and Museum. The furnishings are closer to acknowledges the fact that Today's hand is a good ex- Bidding: Italy. Cause both here and abroad. He wrote books, pamphlets, admission price of $1.50 French Roccoeo than Italian ample of this "total proc- "Jefferson must nave had An ardent supporter of and articles on the political, financial, and social con- (children under 16 and Renaissance. The huge W N E S (Mazzei's 1776 "Instruc- ess." The first salvo in the political and religious ditions in the colonies which"will be published in micro- senior citizens are free) also marble reception hall opens 3D Double Pass 3H tions") before him in bidding battle, east's pre- Pass 4H Pass Pass freedom, Mazzei returned to form edition by KTO Press (Kraus-Thoinson Organiza- includes entrance to theto both the dining room and emptive bid, sets the stage. drawing up the present Europe in 1779, as Virginia's tion Limited) for the SOth anniversary of Maitei's birth drawing room. The dining Pass text." Vanderbllt Mansion two North's original bidding agent, to solicit funds and — December 25, 1980. A selected letterpress edition will miles up the road and an room, which seated 30, and plan goes up in smoke; new A lengthy editorial note army supplies. There he follow. excellent example of thethe beautifully furnished input calls for a strategy Opening Lead: Ace of Diamonds precedes Mazzei's obtained useful information millionaire's palaces of the drawing room where the change... the take out dou- The key element in this West's best exit is the "Instructions" and Jef- which he forwarded to scene of gala balls and ble. East can sense a prob- hand is the trump 10. No Mazzei's name has been They processed over 2,500 Gilded Age. club 3 which you cover with ferson's "Draff'It reads, in Jefferson and other dances in the 1890's. A small able major suit game, thus matter what the defense part: "Certainly there are added to those of documents which will be Starting at the Roosevelt the 9 in dummy, and over- Founding Fathers. Washington, Jefferson, published in microfilm for home, you enter from a side room called the Gold quietly passes, planning does at trick two, a simple striking similarities bet- Mazzei's pamphlets, Room was the gathering how he will be able to take east's lack with your odds determination can be ween the instructions and Madison, Adams, Hamilton, the 250th anniversary. This parking lot which is lined ace. your club problem is letters, and dispatches Von Steuben, Lafayette and will be followed by three with apple trees stm bearing place for guests to sip muddy up the water. now resolved. The diamond made. Try it with a spade Ms draft of ITOSL. as for reflect his enthusiasm for sherry before dinner. This exit at trick two. i in other historical figures who volumes of selected fruit. The fame, a lovely South chooses to fulfill Ms ruff in dummy should come MsadoptedCountry. He was room attracts tourists to its This week's hand actually me, '" " •'""" document*. The entire obliged bid with 3 hearts. next, followed by the ace of project wffll cost (SO0.O00.W. gold leaf decoration. The West has to pass, he is all spades for a diamond dis- came up in a rubber bridge » " & 0K t 14 card In your hand. Now for game and obviously In- ' *H MUsing Is the trigued me enough to write about it. Have you tun into

j5ns7Trmbifrai . Rosenhaus, Salvatori, and everywhere will want to to tal upstairs bedrooms of if he goes down. local paper, c/o Walt of the people at large.' In' economists, and sociologists Instead, you buy move Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt are of your honors you will be Vincent Visceglia Foun- honor him in 1980-81, as we Now for the final steps in home free. Who has it? »nia, or call the author at making no distinction as insight into many areas of celebrate the 250th an- about as you like, using the certainly fit for a king and 464-2917. between the powers of the dations. This project, under our "process" story — First off, there is no way to colonial life. His writings, the auspices of Fairleigh niversary of his birth. I also tape cassette recording queen. In fact Louise's make your contract. Put two houses of the know for sure at this point LOCAL BRIDGE NEWS: before Thomas Paine's Dickinson University, is hope that efforts being made which rents for 79 cents as bedroom was copied from a yourself in south'g seat, unless you peeked. Stop and legislature, Jefferson's defended the American for the issuance of a'Com- your guide. The cassette Congratulations are in draft' also is closer toth e housed in the Henry A. French Queen's bedroom of take the inputs, plan your consider the inputs. East Cause, and his four-volume Salvatori Center for Mazzei memorative stamp in his was recorded by Eleanor the Louis XV period. Walls play and start the execu- order for our local bridge instructions than to his own honor will be successful," has seven diamonds (bid- players who were winners proposed constitution of history on the United States, Studies. A staff of five Roosevelt and gives you an of hand embroidered silk, a tion; make sure you do not ding, confirmed by play), 1 published in French while researchers has been at said Sister Margherita interesting insight into silk canopy, Flemish become the victim. at the open games played 137L" spade and 1 club: 4 last week at the King of his .friend Jefferson was work for several years. Marchione. family life in the inimitable tapestries in Frederick's unknowns. West has 9 "There, isnodoubt," ac- minister to France, is, accents of that voice. Clubs Bridge Club, Summit, cording to ' Sister room — the works. It all Considering losers: the unknown cards (4 tricks according to Dumas Malone Upon entering the main goes to show what you could New Jersey. Winners from Margnerlta, "that the diamond ace is sure; played so far). The odds are Summit were: Mary and recently found document- (the l«75 Pulitzer Prize hall you see the heavy do if you bad money in the hopefully you can limit it to »to 4 west has the 10, so you Winner for History), "one of Alert Safety Procedures: furnishings that charac- pre-income tax days. The Peter GOlImann, Andy Wat- draft, "Instructions of the one club and one heart. go with the percentages at son, Sandra Forte and Tony Freeholders of Albemarle the best of its time on its terized a country home of mansion was only home for Your two remaining trick five by playing the 9 of subject." Price. New Providence win- County to the Delegates in the 18Ws. A massive oak spring and fall, of course. diamonds can be ruffed hearts, planning to finesse ners were Herb and Phyllis Convention," was written by In 1784, Mazzei was the Boating wardrobe, an 18th Century Summer "cottages" and once in dummy and pitched if east does not cover. As Bachelor, with Berkeley Maxxei. I concur with chief organizer of The grandfather's clock from winter townhouses (plus on the spade ace. The key the cards are sitting, no Boating is increasing as a must understand and Heights represented by Professor Boyd of Princeton Constitutional Society, the Netherlands and a large yachts for in between) play would then be how to matter what west does you' KirstenHanseh. University who states that whose purpose was to in-family summer pastime all practice safe boating sideboard are here together served for the rest of the handle the heart suit and, make your contract; get an Vulnerable: None Jefferson's 'own draft- form, explain, and instruct across the nation. And the practices. with naval prints that line year. secondly, how the clubs ego lift and a smiling part- Dealer: West constttuuon of 1783 was the public on all political boom in boating has greatly The American Medical the walls. For visitors who cannot turn out. ner. influenced by these views of issues. increased the potential Association reminds that Further on, the living get to see the palaces of the Albemarle inhabi- Among the historical hazard far drowning. boating equipment should room includes a Gilbert Europe, the "great" homes tants." projects funded by the NH- With boat traffic getting be checked before leaving Stuart portrait of a of American millionaires of PRC (National Historical heavier each summer on the shore. Essential safety Roosevelt ancestor. One of the Gilded Age are the Sister Margherita, who Publications and Records lakes and streams, and equipment for a boat in- the prettiest rooms, the closest thing to them. became interested in Mazzei Commission), Philip shorelines, .boat operators cludes an anchor, a fire Dresden Room, is Marble, gold, finely turned extinguisher, oars, a horn, brightened by the colorful Circassian walnut, plus the running lights, a signal floral drapes and upholstery quiet, heavily treed grounds mirror and a first aid kit picked out by Sara gives you a feel for the A life preserver or Roosevelt- in ttSB shortly opulence that was the ex- It's A Moving Experience flotation cushion should be before the King" and Queen pected norm for people who provided for each person of England visited. The had "made it" The Mansion whole house, in net, show may not have been a byBARBAKXCHRlSTENSEN aboard. Nonswimmers should wear life jackets, at much more the influence of comfortable place to live in, all times, afloat. Some Franklin's mother, Sara, but it sure is a nice place to states have laws, requiring than of his wife. visit. such equipment before Upstairs the boyhood boats can be licensed for bedroom and FDR's DIRECTIONS: Garden hire. bedroom contain the State Parkway to New York That Tribal Rite - The Driver's Test memorabilia we expect. Thruway to Exit 18: Cross Most boating accidents Favorite pictures, the leash Mid-Hudson Bridge and Well, we .have passed sadistic testers, evil tech- Our location (Wayne) had a involve faulty operation, and blanket of, the fcottie, proceed north on Routes for another milestone in life at niques designed to flunk road testing course, negligence or ignorance. Fate on his own chair, and 7 miles. Telephone: 914-229- our house* We now have a every teenager who crosses pleasant inspectors and no The skipper should know his books and magazines that 9115. Both sites are open all teenage drifter. Un- their path, stories of people traffic. The kid did fine. I' or her boat, keep his mind were scattered there in year except for major fortunately w« moved to who had 'passed after only was a basket case. As was on business, and operate the March 1945, are still present holidays. New Jersey Sk the West three tries... technicalities, every other parent there. boat according to nautical where dOmmStim were tiny infractions that One man told me, "My rules. And by all means stay deprived the needy Odds) of daughter's out there now. ashore in threatening Rizzuto Celebrity Golf at the tender ag«M* IS and their opportunities todrive . She didn't sleep last night weather. IS For year* now w> trips to . On and on those stories she was so nervous. None of visit, our sent bswerfcad to whirled about our heads. us slept. She has topass , we If water skiing is on your and Tennis Tourney endure drivia* cOUsInf and To actually take the test can't live like this for list of water activities, make 1 certain- you and other More than 100 celebrities amount of every dollar con- childhood fr&rtto/" ' one must make an another three weeks till she and guests participated In tributed to go directly lipped the ' appointment at a Motor takes the test over." members of your family last Monday's Third Annual toward alleviating prob- What they Vehicle Testing Station. Luckily, she too passed. ' who might try the sport Phil Rizzuto Celebrity tnvi-. lems related witbMdney ill-' Jersey's " There are quite a number of know bow to swim. There tational Golf and Tennis new, and attempting to todnv them around. Twenty-three • All around us beaming should be at least two Tournament held for the f tad an ultimate cure for the to be exact I know, we^teenagers, and grateful persons la the boat when benefit of the Kidney Fund disease." called aU of mem in a-parents were congratulating pulling water skiers. of New Jersey, Inc. at desperate attempt to find each other. The MVGood physical condition is Canoe Brook Country Club : He continued, "the the earliest testing date. department could make a a prerequisite for water in Summit. Governor Bren- skiing. The skier • should Kidney Fund exhibits an ad- Finally the Big Day fortune, with a antacid daan Byrne proclaimed Mon- mirable effort to combat arrived. It was a white concession at that spot. practice basic maneuvers/ day "bdneyPundDay" in kidney and related dfcesJMt before adding new or ad- day bdneyPundDay in knuckle occasion for several Mission accomptUhed New Jersey in Moor of the through programs of reasons, one, because the W0 drove faroe-m triumph. vanced skills. A life Jacket research, education and or belt should be worn at aU event. employeel s hahdd b o» Secure In the knowledge In his proclamation the community service." strike and u on that aH was right with the times/ A hard fall might Mr. Rizzuto is best known knock the wind out of the Governor urged New towbeoAtSeyi world. Well, almost. Now we Jersey residents to actively at spokesman for The • time for • have • new phrase to live skier temporarily. In case of Money Store and play-by- a fan Ilia skier should stay support efforts to bring an lifiB KIDNEY FUNDi (Lett toNg» > Chattel Dearborn of First test (they with, "Can 1 have the car enf to. kidne 4tMse He play announcer for the New

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Opera Day m August 14. Benefit lunch on a CCbbouse Terrace for NJ. Z 8 State Opera Fund. Ticket ^SUMMIT p.m.; price, |K> Includes lunch, •22J5lr.- __ "Hot Stuff "-Cinema 2-7:00 9:50 admission and racing pro- •SKffSh.ii." PT Friday: p.m.; 8:40 p.m.; Cinema 2- 2:29; 4:00; 5:40; Area Happeningt 10:20; "Moonraker" - Cinema 3 • 7:20 •+S«tur4ay: .*;?' ,2:?^: »:"» p.m.; «:» »jn.' Cinema 3 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 8:30; 10:10; Sunday 9:25. »:S :86; 5:2*- «-- +Bargain Matinees AT A GLANCE Plant Urns •7:20; 9:00; and Mon. "Forests In Miniature" •Thurs.: 7:80;9,16. course. Center for Environ- •MADISON • mental Studies, 621 Eagle ."The In-LawB" PG Friday* Oanct - Singles Rock Ave., Roseland. Beauty Contest -7:30; 9:30; -(-Saturday* Snglc Parents Group of Hidden Valley Inn, North August 18, lOam-lpm (part" Weatfleld boats dance Fri- 1), August 25, same time -2:00; 3:50; 5;40; 7:35; 9:45; Bergen wUl co-sponsor the DOT- Senior Citizens _+Sunday: 2:00; 3:50; 5:40;. day, Aug. 10, 8:30 Knights UttfcMissSchoetomPart: (part 2). Pre-reglstration of Columbus Hall, Scotch Reduced Fare Program for "7:30; 9:25; Monday -,! Beauty Contest, Sunday, elderly and handicapped is required, $2.50 fee. Infor- Plains. Information call August 12 and the Miss in effect from 1:30 am to mation call 228-2210. •Thureday: T:U; 9:15. ZK-MK. Schuetzen Park Beauty 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm to 6:00 •MdRRisrrbwN Pageant Sunday, August». am. Aa well as all day •Triplex FILL ER UP! Dimwr Dante Part of the annual German Saturday and Sunday. To •Friday, Mon. - Thurs.; Folk Festival. Call 4*MU5» enroll, you must have proof •"Amityville Horror" - i No lines - No limit Fundra»«r for entry information. of age 62. Go to a bank or Golden Oldies loan assocatlon and fill out •Cinema 1 -7:30 p.m.; 9:50 &open weekends! Morris Unit, Morris County application. Write DOT, Cars and tunes from 50's, Chapter of N J. Association P.O. Box 101,1035 Parkway Action Park, Vernon for Retarded Citizens, asth "Disco Magic" Ave., Trenton, NJ. 08625. Valley/Great Gorge, GASOLINE ALLEY anniversary Dinner Dance. Disco roller skating. WKTU McAfee, NJ, Sunday, aims to please both September 28, Wayne Joe Causi DJ, Branch August 15, noon-n pm. odd & even with these: Manor, Route 23, Wayne. Brook Park, Newark. Fri- Tickets Ticketron, 3434310, 1980 Lincoln Versailles day, August 3, l-S pm, ages Recall-Electric Fans or Action Park, 827-2000. raffled. Tickets $100 per 12-20. Information call Vernco Division, Emerson PRIME RIB couple (tax deductible). 992-2201. Electric Company, Colum- • POTATO Call879-7474. bus, Indiana wanU to recaU fans that can be hazardous. • VEGETABLE Rotors on 13-inch and ONLYKTANKFUL Psychology Classes 19-inch fans may lock caus- To a Quiet Place • SALAD Summer Festival ing maters tu overheat and Library of the Chathatns of- N.J. State Opera presents Sun* August 10 only *7.95 fers general psychology calch fire. Mott of the fans NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP'S Live Opera Concerts during were said by Sears. They STAR WARS j classes September 7-Jan. 8, August: Aug. 12, 7:30 pm, »:30-10:« am. 361-5000 ext. havetheimtials"SR"lnthe OCEAHFRONT Champagne "Tune Up" 3rdWard Park, Passaic - Fri. 7:00, 9:15 HE 230. August 19, 3 pm, Rockefel- Ooeen Grote, N J. Sat. 2, 7,9:15. only D per glass ler Park, Lakewood — Au- on a circular base. 13-inch In Tht Heart of the gust 19, 3 pm, War Sun 2, 4:15 7,9:15 " f an sold for $30, 19-inch fan NJ. Fun Belt Fit, Sat., Sun., Aug. 10,11,12 i Business Organization Memorial Auditorium, Mon. -Thunt. 7:00,9:15 sold for *U. Owners should WHtt fOf ootof1 oi od HI re) Dinner Served At 4:30 p.m. i Madison Public Library of- Trenton. return fans for. free repairs fers Business Management Box277Q 464-2499 to place of purchase. 421 Springfield An.. Berkeley Htlghit Oceen Grove, N J. 07780 and Organization, Sept. IINFOOOTOWNCtNTEm 8-Dec. 19. tam-ium. Addi- New Book Out tional courses also offered. "In and Out of the Big Dus- Benny Goodman CaU 3U-5O00, ext. 230. ty" by John Elerbe, a con- "King of Swing," Benny vict serving time in Goodman, Waterloo Vil- Rahway State Prison is now lage, Stanhope. NJ. Satur- Mendham Marathon available at 1318 Putnam day, August 18. Information Sept. 1,8:30 am. AAU sanc- Ave. PlsinfieW. $2.95 plus 35 caD 347-4700. tioned. W registration fee. cents postage. \ Register prior to August 10th to get tee shirt. Race starts at Mendham High School, Rt. 24. Call 543-2762. best l-vs

nedy and Drama ibute to Lorenz Hart CHARLEY'S AUNT t Music with Richard tit. Foothill Play- Famoustor Ou r NOTHIHO ELSE dletex, now thru RESTAURAN T SANDWICHES a STEAK BURGERS SEEMS COMPAR ABLE... til. Information call Quality cocktails • credit cards Honored NOTHIHO ELSE IS... 5$ RIVER RD., SUMMIT, N. J./I7J-415J BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON] "OaMTDan" IN THE SPOTUGHT RESERVATIONS: 277-3900 "UM771 JACKET KEQUiaSO AFTER ,%sH 7 SSa.P«t»lcAn. ' NOW APPEARING CkMHut Beauty Contest Miss New Jersey State Fair Pageant, Friday, Sept. 7. A stunniitf, aristocratic and efefant decor preni|s Girls 17-» single are eligi- throughout etch of several dining rooms found within the ble. Free entry blanks Luitctieeii-AlaCarMt! L'Affaire Restaurant The •tmosphere is fitting to sere write: Hiss New Jersey ' Extra tome of the area's finest punnet cuisine. State Fair Pageant, P.O. Mt jar AccMrnnadatWj (ram M - so YARD LINE 522 southern blvd. Box 8174, Trenton, New An innovative and diversified menu emphasizes not only Cretttt Cards Chatham township Jersey 08650. Entertainment Nightly Continental and authentic French dishes but choice PHONE: 201 822-0400 law RauM ». Mauntahnlda. N J »t «H, steaks, chops, zesty pasta and fresh seafood delicacies as well. Owner, Chef Robert Connelly, personally supervises the preparation of each meal, and same of his favorite Seminar-Purchasing ARCADIA FAMILY DINNER-RESTAURANT culinary contributions include Beef Medallions, Ou Barry (slices of Filet Mignon, Bordeliase Sauce). Veal Picatta Office of Continuing Educa- ERIC KOCH & COMPANY WmSESlO tion and College of Business STOP IN WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS L'Affaire (Medallions sauteed in Cheese and Egg with (FORMERLY CHU DYNASTY) Administration at Falrieigh TUES. 8. WED. foi ew homt»aas GrMkltslisn Foot1 Noodles), Crepe of Chicken (Crepe stuffed with selected Dickinson will gtvt a 2 day CHINESE II POLYNESIAN white meat Mushrooms in a Volute, Rice Pilaf), and the RESTAURANT AND LOUNOE seminar on Purchasing FOR THOSE WHO LIKE SEAFOOD Luncheon - Dinner Sipper - Taka Out THURS., FRI. & SAT. House Specialty of Lobster in Whiskey (Lobster sauteed in : Policies and Procedures. OUR SPECIALTY IS FRESH FISH *' SMORGASBORD August 9 li 10. Call 377-4700 Whiskey with heavy cream and herbs. Rice Pilaf). The MonlTim -_„ Childran for information. CHEFS ITAUAN GOURMET banquet facilities are extraordinary accommodating any- UxctplHoMdavi) *7Z° O.M where from an intimate party of 10 to a lavish affair of (II. 22 W. SPRINGFIELD 379-9550 900 guests. AIMi Jeaeltland, italen Itland. IMS Richmond *»«•» Fettucclne Alfredo Chicken Parmlglana Veal Bolardo Filet of Sole Marlckiacl For a most charming dining experience visit L'Affaire 441 Fair Accepting major credit cards. Entertainment nightly. Open Morris County, 4-H Fair. 635-2323 7 days. Serving luncheon and dinner a la carte. LUNCHEON August 15-18. Fairground^., L ouvn tunnuM i DINNER COCKTAILS wTkanover Township. Summit's Mfc 1099 Rt. 22, Mountainside. NJ. 232*454 UNCLE a OUR NEW Family Restaurant RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNOE MIKES BANQUET ROOM FAMILY PINNING GRACIOUS ll CASUAL PLACE IS NOW OPEN Since 1959 COLONIAL ATMOSPHElie 3 Morris Ave., Summit Horsartce Fundraiser . -LUNCHEONS DAILY- "Relax in our serace Fu Call 277-2343 y^ Dlnnwj: Sarvad from 4:M. Sun. 114 cozy Dining Room" ophilia Day at the Sunday Diniiar 5 - 9 p.m. ;r N Main St., Colonial Vlllate, Chatham—Clsitd Men. Catering AvalUbls s Saturday, August Lunch Mon • Sat. 11:3O-3.30 - Dinner 6 -10 Tuei • Sat. 11. Freehold Raceway. Major Credit Cards Honored Harness Racing 1:00 pm. ''V caiiawao. An Intimate Restaurant 753-2600 featuring | dragon Imperial THE PIE'S EXQUISITE CUISINE »1 RT.MW.NO.PLAINFIELD • (NEAR WEST iND AVE.) •• l REASONABLY PRICED EXCELLENT POLYNESIAN 4CHINESE CUISINE" THEIJffll Visit Us SMORGASBORD CRUSTY BAKERS - BASHFUL BARTENDERS . SUNDAY THRU THURS tampbj ike Delectable CRAFTY CHEFS - WILLING WAITERS Luncheon - Dbimr - Cockuib Cantonese; Mandarin; Siachuan a Polymslan Diskes BUSY BUSBOYS - DAINTY DISHWASHERS entertrinment FrL & Set. Nlte For Our from our is selected Items HAPPY HOSTESSES - JOLLY JANITORS Grand Taica-Out Orders aanquettaeUltles 5HlohlarKlPtaoi,Mep4e«oo«l 763-3083 SAMPLE OUR... BUNCH Of GRAPES PUB Opening! SUMPTIOUS SALAD BAR LUNCHEON • Featuring 'RESTAURANT 233-2MO r" "•"" DINNER • "SHRIMP IN THE ROUGH" Mon.-Thuri. 1t:30to9 COCKTAILS* Dominick's Restaurant LUNCHEON FrL Sat. 11:30 to 10 ""'• " DINNER-COCKTAILS Sunday 12:00 to 9 The ?iew Hampshire House Entertalnmentr Nlto S60 Springfield Ave., Westfleld SprintOeM Avenue and Kent Place Bl»d., SommH, NJ. 373-1513 AND PIZZA "Luncheon MonT-luSaL eXSun. Dinntrt (rant» 9M. FORMERLY TINA'S RESTAURANT 624Morr&AM. ' 'StttBA LUNCHBCtl->DINNm : Fine Foodl in Summit iince 1948 ITAUAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE

LUNCH DINNER HAVE YOUR NEXT AFFAIR AT THE.. SUMMIT SUBURBAN HOTEL Italian and American Italian - American Old Glory ~^\ Sandwiches Cuisine with Salad Bar Whether it be 20 to 60 in a private Room or a lavish affair of 500 in 11A.M.-2:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.-10 P.M. Renlaurant the American Heritage Ballroom "Business Men's Lunch Special" you're assured the finest in cuisine, 61 Union Place, Summit Open Daily & Sat. for Lunch & Dinner potables & service at a fair price. IrlaM Mnn )TM< *•

Morris County BOARD SUMMIT The Oranges BOARD NEW PROVIDENCE and Maplewood,

BERKELEY HEIGHTS including Millburn, REALTORS SOMERSET COUNTY Short HHb, Springfield REALTORS SHOWCASE OF FINE HOMES AND PROPERTIES and Livingston

ESTATE TO BE SETTLED LOOKING? Built to list - poured concnte loundition; 5 bdrim., W COLONIAL — located In picturesque Tall Oaks section of New Providence — < bed- btths. Bird witchlnf porch. 2 car. Hew CMpetinj & COPI rooms, 3 baths — lust the kind of home that dreams are made of — $m,ooo OUS EXTRAS! MARGARET R. SHEMRO AGEHO, 27J-69M. PERFECT CONDITION RANCH — ready to move in — kitchen, eat-in, dishwasher — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths — best so= family room - deck and patio. We can't say enough about this home. $no.soo. DRUID HILL Colonial rental located In Summit. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths — family room —den — eat-in CROMWELL PARK kitchen — dishwasher, living room — dining room, unfurnished; tnoo. per month; friends partially furnished: SI300. per month. WILSON SCHOOL

WE ARE MEMBERS OF 4 MULTIPLE LISTING BOARDS A new home — new PLACE, CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED!! BEAOTI neighborhood — and a very FULLY LANDSCAPED! EXCELLENT CONDITION - MOVE RIOHT INI A REAL QUALITY HOME I CALL neighborly pup. It's great NOW! to get more than you SUMMIT NEW PROVIDENCE 3 BEECH WOOD RD. 44 SOUTH ST. bargained for, especially OLSON ASSOCIATES 273-5522 464-1700 when buying a home. REALTORS 6654)450 Eves. & Sun. Eves. ft. Sun Suianne Frank 522-1639 Ootlie Ammon 464-6466 At Hoiman Ingrams, we'll 1308 Springfield Ave., New Providence Madelyn Fleming 273-0574 Rita Abate 464 S53I help you find the perfect OUR REPUTATION IS BUILT ON PERSONAL SERVICE home as well as the ideal eves. Pam Pallante, 444 2469; Helen Sharkus, 464 8471 community, because we Al Elefante, 464 2803 NEW PROVIDENCE know both are important MUST BE SOLD to your happiness. A comfortable colonial home with the added attraction of a pretty country setting. The center hall entry leads to living room with fireplace and formal dining room. Pleasant kitchen and screened porch. Fourth bedroom or den on the entry level. Paneled rec room, laundry, and 2 full baths. Lovely neighborhood with easy access For that little bit more, to train station. $111,000. spend your home buying Comfortably decorated — apple pie condition I Stone and frame Colonial Split nestled among trees giving great time with us. privacy. Sitting on approximately V4 acre in Berkeley Heights. Owner's transfer makes this home available. 3 BERNARDS TOWNSHIP large Bedrooms, IVi Baths, Fireplace, Family Room. Sit Basking Ridge on private screened porch and listen to the song of the PRICED TO SELL birds. Asking (92,900. This will not lastl This is really a special price for this 4 bedroom, 2Vj bath Colonial home situated In a superb IVi acre setting. There are many extras including a heated pool and SPIRAL STAIRCASE cabana. Five minutes from AT&T. Asking only $139,900. SU-171. Bay Windows! Trickling brook in the backyard. All extras with IMs delightful white brick Colonial In Summit. 3 CHATHAM TWP. Bedrooms, 3 Baths, den plus Family Room, secluded Patio. It could be yours. Asking *l«9,OO0. OFFERS PLEASE Outstanding 4 bedroom colonial In top area. Classic style, tastefully decorated. Main level: foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen, family room, den, laundry, powder room and deck. Lower level has rec room, workshop and Vt bath. 2 full hofman hi] inqrams kaths on ant level. A special home lor a special family. «1I7,900. l"~J <-* REALTORS

:-X. tfonir meticulously constructed ranch which features living room with cathedral celling AKE YOU reel AT HOUE and raised hearth stone fireplace. Three bedrooms, 2Vi baths, large eat-in kitchen, MOUNTAIN AGENCY raised brick patio. Central air conditioning, much more. See today S189,000. SUMMIT 273-8224 , Realtors SU-172. 10 offices to serve you now Including the Falson Associates SB Summit Avanue 273-2212 Summit Bedminster / Chatham / Denville / Landing / Morrlstown / Parslppany Randolph / Towaco I West Caldwell / Relocation Office 3280888 Eves. & Suns. 271-0783, 273-6237, 464-5758 hofman REALTORS* 102 SUMMIT AVE., SUMMIT

273-8224 uyUK Richard C. Fischer, Inc. 10 Offices to Serve You — Now Including the Falson Associates presents

Mendlum Cape Cod $ 89,900 Watchung Ranch 89,900 Bernardsville Cape Cod 89,900 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP - Super Ranch - ] BR's, 2 PassalcTwp Colonial 94.900 baths, 3 stone fireplaces, laundry room, on e acres with Bridgewater Colonial 125,900 extra hobby building in rear. $119,500. BernardsTwp...:...'. Colonial 152,900 Watchung Colonial 154,900 MORRIS COUNTY — 2 family — $95,000 — on Vd acre, two SUMMIT Watchung Ranch 167,500 1 room apartments (duplex). On* has 1 baths, second has Bedminster Licensed Kennel 179,900 IVi baths. Call for further Information. Just Listed Chester '... Ranch 1(9,900 Eves. 435-9529 or 377-0712 "Sparkling" Colonial located In Sherman Park area. Featuring center hall, attractive living room with 8 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU flrepUce, large formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, IVi BYSTRAK, REALTORS 377-4442 baths, 2 car garage, screened porch overlooking pictur- 215 MAIN STREET, MADISON esque grounds offering privacy. Beat the gas crunch, walk to schools, shopping and transportation, A Beauty at $149,500.

iii*Hn.M..si.a.H 273-6546 ker I hiia>, Mtn UtataMt «««l laiMm Stan lilt iw tin •IRKILIYHIIOHTI Eves. Kitty Schetfinl M5-11U *n (prlnefleM AM., era MCHMID C. FISCHER, INC, REALTORS

1 Springfield Annul, Summit 277- Evei: Honora McGowan 277-443* Anita Tanquay 371-4177 Kathy Tennant 277-04*2

SPOTLESS 2121 21 21 21 2121 21 21 21 2121 21 21 21 21 21 21 SYR. OLD 21 IN SUMMIT OPEN HOUSE WCs 21 — targe Hying ravaji A dining room, panelled family SUNDAY, AUOUST U 21 That's right. A young central alr-condltloned, 4 bedroom, room with fireplace off large modern kitchen com- 1 TO 4 P.M. 21 IVi MM home hm than 9 inlnutn from golf, tmnfc, dent pletell y escapedcaped. ThreThree doubldouble bedroomsbedrooms,, ivivt bathsbaths,. 21 store shopping, wildlife refuge and train " NYC M easy w«ttr to franklin School. House Is vacant. .Asking S» LONO HILL RD., 0ILLETTE . minute tHp to Newark Airport. Incredible buyi 21 GRACIOUS COLONIAL WITH VIEW 21 See forever from this well maintained top-of-the-moun- 21 THE BEST OF tain center hall Colonial with circular drive. You have 21 SUMMIT TWO-FAMILY HOUSE SUMMIT oar recommendation that this 4 bedroom home with 1 Investment money li wall placed In. this newly con- full and i hall baths Is wall worth teeing. Spacious liv- 21 structed two-family home In Summit. Estimated an- ing room with fleMstone fireplace. The exceptionally 21 nual Income SIMM. Financing help available to a tw«4 Bedroom CMwtal has a lot large kitchen has a panoramic view from the eating 21 qualified buyer. •IM.MO. looklmiltra letcoftveMentt area. This home offers all the comforts of country liv- shopping. Uvlng rosWMm ing. Relax In the wrap-around screened porch with 21 complete privacy overlooking the Watchung moun- 21 Call Us To Inspect s a very cemtartaM* tnme to live In. tains. Look forward to using the master bedroom 21 Wottipll Aki Mil** fireplace, convenient to trains and highways. Asking 21 SlJl.fM. 21 ftlrfjlattfr 21 Realtors—III Springfield Ave., Summit CENTURY 21 21 CARLTOH J. BRUEN 21 273-7010 1131 VALLEY RD., STIRLING 21 Ask far our current Homes For Llvlna Mageilne »t MORRIS AVENUE 21 Evas. *, Sun. SUMMIT, N. J. 07901 647-2000 Eric Pearl 27J-MU Marianne Walttlnger UHW 27W4O0 21 21 21 21 21 2121 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 2121 21 21 THB SUMMIT HEBALD, THB NEW PBOVIDBNCB. BERKKLgY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9,1979 Page 15 HELP WANTED | RENTALS |f RENTALS |JZ~ZZZ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

IN Stirling, e small mall order business, requires accurate MACHINE OPERATOR h^ Unfurnished Offlctt ASSISTANT MANAGER typist for processing of orders, We have an opening for a Full Or Part Time We have an opening for a filing and answering phones, mechanically motivated person full-time Assistant Manager. full time - 447 Mae to operate a hot stamping PETRONE *• MAVi A FEW - MAYBE Excellent wages and bene- machine. Day shin. Oood bene- ONE FOR YOU) FAITOUTE THE CHOICE IS fits. Experience in the food fits. Phone for appointment: FULL-TIME wanted, experi- MS-03M. AGENCY, REALTOR, service industry or in retail ence preferred, apply in person AGENCY tales is preferred. $Vt day only. Berkeley Liquors, 442 ; msmi **4-iro*. tN-IMt YOURS... IF workweek Including week- Springfield Ave., Berkeley ends. Must be available for SECRETMY/STEHOGRAPHEII Heights. for prestigious publishing com- RICHARD RENTALS MH*ari>«M,IMai day and night shifts. Reloca- YOU'RE KELLY! tion is not necessary. pany. Will work for V.P. SUMMIT AREA CLERK TYPIST, full time. marketing. Excellent benefits. ^noutes for rent SA8A6E FOR REHT Arrange your work to lit your life. Meet interesting new Diversified position for mature, Must be accurate typist and fast people.. • discover interesting new companies... en|oy learner. Located in Maplrwood. INCOME PROPERTIES II you have the ability and responsible person. Must be ac- Call 173-MOt Anytime year workl Why notr II you are Kelly, you'll nave your curate typist, good phone per- 1:30-5:0*. Call for appointment. SUMMIT: 2 ear oarage lor rant, personality to deal with the 7*3.000 RICHARD A. MICONE near canter of town. US-IM4. sonality and enloy working with AGENCY public, lead people, and Our employees get top pay. handle responsibility, then figures. Smell office with com- Ml Springfield Ave. pany benefits and paid CUSTOMER SERVICE Deal (Realtor) Summit SECRETARIES we would like to telk to you. with public and be part of the | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY | TYPISTS holidays. Call between 3-5 PM ectlon. Common sense and CLERKS smile wantedi S7M. Fee pd. 21 SUMMIT. *to room houie. Call 4*4-471* between »:00 Michelle. 273-tSOO, Snelling * 21 Adults only. Call tar appoint- Be Independent, own your own KEY PUNCHERS am-li:io am and 2:00 GENERAL CLERICAL - full Snelling, 450 Springfield Ave.. 21- men! between id and 2pm. I *""•"• w*« ettabllthad WORD PROCESSING OPERATORS pm-e:0* pm to arrange for a time position lor capable person Summit. year lease required. 277-IM7. retail milk route offers sub- confidential appointment. familiar with general office 21 stantial net earnings. Has a Been out of the office for a while t No problem I Talk with responsibilities. Interesting SECRETARY. Work with top 21 radius of 5 miles of Summit. diversified work Involving in- 2f BERKELEY Hots., 4 BR, 2 c us about a skills brush-up ... we do It every day. officers. Handle confidential 21 ' oi bath, central air, fam. rm., «" « write Brennan't Dairy, One Main St., Chatham FRIENDir RESTAURANT ventory control and busy matters. Super benefits 21 ~' walk to school, train, bus, quiet «7 DWItion Av.., summit. MS-2M4 telephone. Typing necessary, 110,400. Fee pd. Michelle, pleasant working conditions. 173-4500, Snelling a Snelling, 450 21 •*', loc, lease, S740 per mo., 21 available now. 4*4H4t. 75 South SI. Main Office ol Sandier A Worth Springfield Ave.. Summit After you seH or buy a house, local real estate attorney who Is X The Carpeting, Route 21, Spring- 21 ttwre la a mountain of paper work qualitled to practice law on these that has to be taken care of. That's nutters. We try to get everything 22 WATCHUNG, near Runnell'S I HELP WANTED I "KeHyGiii" flew. Car essential. Contact LIMOUSINE driver needed 21 when your Neighborhood Pro- that needs attention handled as Mrs. Honlck at 37t-55O4. Reliable. Good driving record. 21 fewlonaT can be your best friend, soon as possible, so that docu- 21 Hospital, 3 bedrooms, adults People Q Full or part time. Please call Vour Neighborhood Profes- menu art processed quickly. We 21 preferred. S475. per month, KLL J EMPlflYER M/F POSITION available for church 273-1240. 21 Hianul UitmniMmi,™™ .i™^ do everything we can to be sure mortgages, title PART TIME DRIVERS your transaction closes secs custodian at Summit church. NURSES AIDES - Come Join 21 searchesB,, ppese t and on time. Attention to Be an Inflation stopper. Spacious housing provided on Drive a bus a few hours a \n Equal Opportunity Employer Usl 3 11 P.M. full or part time, 21 soill reports and which detail. It's the (hat part House Furnished church grounds. Call 277-1*14 copiep s gotgp too whom. ofbelngaNelghbor- day, and help with the food 7-1 t 11-7 weekends. Good We'll work with vour Mon.-Frl., e a.m. to II noon. 21 ..._... _.__. .. hood tnfeuKn*. bills. We will give you Iree benefit!. Excellent working 21 201-464-0475 PROFESSIONAL male, training. For information VAN Driver, 10 mos. Position conditions. Experience pre- 21 straight, 20't, seeks same to call 4*4-7*11. RESUMES! (5-7 hrs. per day), NJ. School ferred but not absolutely REALTOR there 3 bettroom attractive Bui Driver's License required. necessary. King James Nursing 21 21 21 21 2TINDEPENDENTLY OWNED 21 21 21 21 21 home In Summit. Available Each resume a rosMt ef in- Home, Chatham Oil Mrs. Sept. 1. S2M plus utilities. SECRETARIES Sept. opening Chatham Twp. Public Schools Call «35-M55 Dyer, 121-1500, •-» Mon thru 457-9427 after iPM. Call 'TEMPORARY Fri. STENOS, TYPISTS : 271-WIS. MECHANIC 1 MECHANIC'S CLERKS ENGLISH COLONIAL COTTAGE WATCHUNO - Furnished MAG If & WANG II, Open. KEIMA.UU.ICH helper needed for fully equip- SUMMIT law office seelts contemporary on 3 acres ol SECRETARIES ped gas station and repair shop secretary. No legal experience woodland with ) BRs. jv, TYPISTS Fee Pd. In Summit. Some service sta- required. Steno required. Call First time offered Battis, large deck. Fine loca- tion experience necessary. Call Mrs. Mini for appt.. Mon.-Frl. tion. 11,000/mo. NEEDED IDMEDUTEir EXPERIENCED Auto Body after 1:30, 171-1(77. 9-5. 277-03*1. painter needed. Must be pre- NORTHSIDE HOLMES AGENCY Local companies, lop rates, pared to handle quality work. INSURANCE AGENCY ALTERATIONS long or short assignments; Skill mutt be A-l. Call for inter- If I Morris Avenue Dressmaker — fitter. If you are Custom built CotswoM for those who look tor grace, college students welcome. views, Caruso's Auto 757-11 St. immediate opening for a lull, thoroughly experienced in the charm A Individuality. Thru center hall, 25 ft. sunken liv- Summit, NJ vrwr All fees paid by employers. 271-2400 TEMPORARY Assignments time applicant to handle filing fitting and altering of fine ing room (fireplace), formal dining room, large screened PROOF-READER duties and general office work. womeni clothing, we have a porch (slate floor), designer kitchen, and dan — all excel Register NOW for Fell Assignments »:00-S:00. Pleasant telephone permanent position available. for entertaining. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths. Perfect for the STIRLING: gentleman to share Part time, about 20 hours per noun. Own room. Utilities In- manner a must. Typing essen- Top salary, 40 hour week, no young, executive family! Don't miss this opportunity to week. Plus general clerical tial, congenial office, con nighti Apply immediately. see one of Summit's most distinctive hornet. Complete cluded. SI70 per month. duties. Phone for appointment. •47-0W0. We pay TOP Rgtes veniently located In Murray Hill THE SUBURBAN SHOP details and appt. — thru Y* wne Woodardi eves)*, Sun. e*S4300. Square. Call 4<4-el00 for ap- lit Millburn Ave. 277-130*. Choice of day, weekly or monthly assignments In local firms or at THE beautiful co. in Basking ~ BOOKKEEPING pointment Millburn, N.J. ApjrtffientUn.umisl.ed | KEY PERSONNEL Ridge. ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST, TYPIST 37*-1520 GRACE A. HANDWORK, Realtor CENTER Interesting, diversified, posi- BOOKKEEPER 435-W10 If you have good secretarial skills register NOW 30* $prlngfieM Ave. Summit SUMMIT: immediate occu- Experience preferred. Some „„,, »„ CPA ,,rn)i (iooa .yp,,,, GENERAL OFFICE WORK 34* Main Street knowledge accounts receivable pi telephone person Permanent position for person 273-MOO pancy. « rooms, Itt baths In tml MMnl modern duplex. No pets. $450 .Chatham, N.J.07*2*i and payroll. Typing essential. .my. company benefits, 35 hr. with bookkeeping and general Eves. » Sun. 177-M70 or 4*5-0224 Full benefits. Salary open. work day wnk, imniM||ata office experience. Small office. month plus utilities. Lease and Phone security required. Telephone for appointment, opening. Call Mrs. Mielsen 35 to 40 hours per week. Call Mr. A.M., I7J-OJ74. MS-O3O0. 273-1151 Patterson, 277-4112. QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE CO. SUMMIT. 1 bedroom, second EXPERT TYPIST TRAVEL Agent, mature, ap- 25 Summit Ave., Summit. N.J floor with parking and attic PART TIME proxlmately 1 days a week. t:00 STARGAZES OR INVESTORS I storage. Walking dlttance to College trained. Summit, Chat- a.m.-5:30 p.m. Rate based on CLERK — with large national BERKELEY EMPLOYMENT ham; New Providence, Berke- experience. Call US-1550 company. Summit, N.J., otter- Here's something In Summit just perfect for those hot Clba. Completely remodeled. Call 4*4-1251 between *-»pm. BERKELEY TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE ley Heights. Call 273-M00. ing full benefits. Requires in- summer evenings when you want to view those heaven- so* srtinsHno m, snian MENMTS ! LEGAL SECRETARY to part- telligent person with limited ly bodies. A large sun (or'star) deck goes with this NURSE RN ner of Short Hills law Hrm. typing skills. No steno required. clean 2 family house located close to transportation or SUMMIT. Apartment ready for Sept. 1. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, PERMANENT A Temporary Full time position. Night Super- Litigation experience required. We will train; salary open. Call shoppingppg.. Oood rentall incomi e and separate utilities. visor llpm to 7am. Also full Benefits. Inquire further lor appointment: 521-0*00. An Just reduced to StMM living room, modern bath. S335 Just reduced to StMM. month. S13 Morris Ave., NO time or part time 3pm to 11pm. 4*7-34*0. equal opportunity employer. PETS. Excellent benefits Blue Cross and Blue Shield UCR, Ma|or AVON ROOM CLERK. 3:J*-11:MPM. GREGORY CLARK SUMMIT: 3 bedroom dupiexTn Medical and dental plan free to SELL THE BEST-KNOWN Sunday through Thursday. 1 family house. Business couple employee and family, paid NAME IN BEAUTYI Avon's Mature person apply to Summit er snsall fantsny praiorreai. tto ACCOUNT/ v.iarllou. PMff ««d aloe Mm.. We narneMM 1 liny preatucts MADISOM pets. AyaiUMeSept. is, »SM •AcrtleM^iafary *a> mmrUam Bnareceirtlva t Aye- Summit. X7Z-MM PHARGr BOOKKEEPER '' JUMli«an Public Schools InpHmoor Mwnlii* t**-Y*>c**-™ ***»*•*—* ™mus runout Hr S. LIvliigsKni Aye., •;«•*)J!*J»i"»J5***!!liW«l.»>*f tea SUMMIT: 1 bedroom apart- Madison, New Jersey now fMopfttf (so* aFoi* iiwr'ejT infsW* Livingston. TM-0221. Hotel, 570 Springfield Ave., ment In 3 family house. Sept. (. matlen call today: Kay Summit. Business couple or family, 1 For K-IJ school district in suburban Madison County. FULL TIME cashier — kitchen child. No pet*. S47S plus util- help wanted in cafeteria. Please FACTORY WORK |KEAl ESTATEMtEAL ESTATEl ities. S22447I. Municipal Accounting and Small Computer experience call S22-40M Summit. TELEPHONE SALES — Part desirable. time or full time for our Light assembly. Steady year- SUMMIT: 4 rooms in 1 family Madison office experience not round work. Small congenial house. Ideal for business cou- DRIVER FOR SALE II FOR SALE Position available Immediately. necessary. We will train. Salary factory. Overtime, paid vaca- ple. Lotsei security; refer- plus bonuses. 377-1210. tions, holidays, hospitalliatlon. ences. SMS month. J73-4I4*. We have an opening for a top Profit-sharing plan. Call Mr. 3-5 years experience minimum. caliber person in our delivery WANTED COLLEGE Student Hecker at 4*4-2200 or apply In SUMMIT — Walk to town * division. Steady work. Apply in CHATHAM BOROUGH SUMMIT train station. 1 bdrmi, living driving South. Cash for pulling person. Better Sleep Mfg. Co., L J[ SALARY RANGE: $13,500 to $17,000 depending upon qual- person. BRENNAN'S DAIRY, light U-Haul trailer to Bruns- 57 industrial Rd., Berkeley ream, dining room, kitchen, ifications. Excellent benefits. 47 Division Ave. Summit. CHATHAM BOROUGH — by SUMMIT — 1 Bedrooms, living bath. 1450 per month plus otil- wick, Ga. 37*-7M7. retiring, owners. 7 rooms, 1% room, dining roam, kitchen, J Me*. No security. No pets. Call Please send resume by August is to: Fred Mayerson, SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. SECRETARY/EXECUTIVE. GREENHOUSE worker, horti baths, beautiful large rear roc. rooms and 2 baths. Baauti- eves. * weekends. 273-440*. Business Administrator, 35t Woodland Road, Madison, Experience preferred, but will Secretary to VIP. Must like peo- culture work, part-time and yard, other amenities. Walk to hilly landscaped. Must be seen fj ' New Jersey 07*40 train right Individual. Call pie, politics, fast pace. Will take lull-time. 43 Division Ave.. station, Immediate occupancy. to be appreciated. Asking low I AfMrtfflWt Fumishttj 4*4-**M between 10 and 2. charge of small office In Union Summit (Summit Greenhouses) H»,JOO. Principals only. eg*. Call'after SPM. 512-0041. || County, N.J. Government rela- T An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. 4*4-53S5 *3S 5*»5. COME JOIN USI Nurses, tions, steno, typing. Excellent SUMMIT SUMMIT. 1 bedroom furnished R.N.S, 311PM or 11PM-7AM. salary and benefits. Reply with BOOKKEEPER —GENERAL LAFAYETTE SECTION. Love- PRIME LOCATION — apartment, private entrance. detailed resume and salary re- ly 1 bedroom Colonial. IVi Full or part time. Flexible OAS HEAT Adults only. SS5 each per weak. schedules available. Excellent quirements to Box 57, Summit Bookkeeping plus general office baths; large living room with Custom Colonial Ranch, walk- 271-3434 llam-ilpm. Herald, Summit. duties. Call 177-4100. Johnson fireplace; formal dining room; BANKING working conditions. New start- ing distance to station, schools. CUSTOOWII ing rate. King James Nursing Engineering, Summit, N.J. modern eeMn kitchen; dan; 4 bedrooms, JVi baths. SUMMIT — Furnished apt. SITTER/HOUSEKEEPER flnithed basement. Screen Person needed for approxi- SERVICE Home, Chatham. Call Mrs. Summit — must drive. Care for First floor: living room, Manure woman or couple only. Dyer, M-F, 9-4, KM 500. SHIPPING and packing person porch, patio. Walk to every- marble fireplace, window wall •250 mo. plus security. Avail. mately IS hours per week REPRESENTATIVES 3-year-old girl (in school A.M.), needed by small busy mail thing. Immediate occupancy. dining room, mahogany pan- Sept. 1st. 277-44M to keep our small factory SECRETARY needed for Sum- and small, efficient house. order business. Some experi- and offices clean. Retired Hours 7:30 to 4 P.M., Monday Asking »I13,»OO. Principals on- eled den, eat-ln kitchen, a bed- We have full time and part mit law firm. Steno and typing ence helpful, but will train. Also ly. Call SJ5-7U1. rooms, 2 baths. Second floor: APT. to sublet. Female room- person acceptable. Call required. Good skills a must. through Friday. 273-tMS after 7 need general workers for sort- *SS-*4I1. Burling Instru- time openings in the Summit P.M., or 111-770-4015 on days. large bedrjwrn, room for a tec- matt. S rooms • bath. Private area for people to assist our Salary negotiable. Call 273-*500. ing, loading, pecking, help and, double basin bath, cedar entrance. Call between fam-ll ment Co., It River Rd., where needed, full time. Stirl- | CHATHAM TOWNSHIP | Chatham. NJ. EOE. customers with their bank- (among omen). Lower noon, MF, 2.7-M40 ext. 4*. Ing needs. Responsibilities DRIVER - part time. 12 EXPERIENCED SECRETARY ing — M7-3000 level: largo paneled INSIDE SALES will include cashing checks, passenger van, AM/PM Private Immediate opening available OPEN HOUSE room, laundry room, half-bath, Apartment Unfgrnislwl I accepting deposits and school In Summit. Must be 21 CLERK, TYPIST Qualified person required for take-charge, responsible FULL-TIME, mature person Sunday 1-J. Only 2 Hit, $114,500. overtlit garage. (135,000. Wanted I generally acting as the with 3 years driving experience. person — interested in a good and S13I,SM. River Road — Principals only, 173-*t*3. for customer service; mini- bank's representative to the Willtraln for bus license. Call able to handle a variety of I position with diversified duties. tasks, typing essential. Cell 1,000 feet west of Pah-mount mum 2 yrs. experience work- Mr. Graham 273-OMO. SUMMIT: Colonial Split Level. SUMMIT. I bedroom apart- public. Selected applicants Require good skills in typing Ave. ment for mature business ing as liaison with custom- will receive 1 weeks of train- New Providence Library at 3 targe bedrooms, 2 baths, lire- ers. Responsible for process- and dictaphone, and knowledge MS-0311, for appointment SEDITY REALTY woman walking distance ol PART-TIME It FULL-TIME ing at our Training School. FULL TIME Clerk. Summit of basic bookkeeping proce- 4M-IW . place, attached garage, ing of orders, general cor- Food Market, 423 Springfield screened perch. Paneled business center. Send replies to We are offering a starting dures. Ability to work en own, COMPUTER Summit Herald, Box S», Sum- respondence and coordina- WORK AVAILABLE salary of SMS a week for Ave., Summit. Call 277-4500. CONVENIENCE plus prestige library/recreation room, open tion with other company solve problems and communi- on lovely Hall ltd. Chatham mit. DATS OR NIGHTS trainees. We will negotiate cate with clients. Excellent TRAINEE to patio. Oat furnace. Close to departments to Insure that COOK, full time, days. 4*4-24**. Township. Walk to all schools, trains, buses, Brayton School, salaries for people with ex- employee benelits, good start- YOUNO middle age couple customers receive the best Customer service and perience. We offer good pool » tennlt courts. 4 Memorial Field. sm.WO. Prin- possible tales service. All ing salary; suburban location. COMPUTER seeking for apartment or house Product Preparation benefits Including profit SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/ 37*-70S0. bedrooms, JVi baths, 6IK, cipals only, by appointment. to rent Call — 37M7SI paid benefits, salary com- panelled family room with sharing, dental, tuition reim- RECEPTIONIST for Summit OPERATIONS 277-2741. mensurate with experience. bursement. For more Infor- law firm. Typing and filing brick fireplace; move-In condi- PROFESSIONAL Young man Apply in person Monday thru HOWS nanu 10 SUIT TOW KEDS TAXI DRIVERS, older person tion. tMS.OOt. Principal! only. SUMMIT — house for sale by mation please call our Per- skills preferred. Call Mrs. who can start work at tarn. Part CHUBB, one of north seeks 1 bedroom apartment in Friday, f A.M.-3 P.M. Jersey's leading property U5-5M2 owners. Colonial In Memorial Chatham, Millbum, Summit, sonnel Dept. et 277-tt00. Demme 277-2200. or full time. 277-0315 Field area with 3 bedrooms, m SHAW HJISTH5 COUP. EMM MOVE nVEMGE INCOME casualty insurance com- Madison vicinity. Up to SMO per SECRETARY, Interesting full panies has an immediate baths, carpeting throughout. month. Must nave southern ex- instate** •eikeaa) IhsitiU PART TIME secretary, begin- | NEW PROVIDENCE J Screened parch tor summer; 4*4-1000 ning September 4. Call time position for mature person opening for an entry level posure. Need at soon as pot- in attractive Madison office. trainee In computer living roam fireplace and sIMo. Call W1-7S51. Merit Increases — Food Dis- Y.M.C.A., 444-M73. natural gat boat lor winter. Ex- count — Uniform Supplied. Excellent typing skills required . operations. This position WIltKIB OWN HOME ceptionally nice back yard. Con- PROFESSIONAL young man No Experience Necessary. ROOM CLERK — mature per- with bookkeeping ability. will afford you the oppor- Unique Ranch located on quiet venient to train, school, shop- seeks I bedroom opt. in For interview, call son, 3:3* to 11:30 pm shift, Sun- Salary commensurate with tunity to learn about our ability and experience 377-M34. large scale IBM environ- oil da sec. Canter Hall, Sunken ping. Friendly neighborhood. Chatham, Summit, Madison, PIAUT MMNTEMMCE day thru Thursday. Apply in living room, formal dining Brayton School District. Millbum vicinity. Up to IMO per 464-4738 3*7 Springfield Avenue person, front desk. Summit Sub- ment from the ground room, gourmet kitchen and ad- $105,000. Call 273-Ofll for an ap- month. Must nave southern ex- Summit, N.J. urban Hotel. 570 Springfield SANITARY INSPECTOR - floor up. SECOND thlft opening in Ave., Summit. lolning laundry room. Wi baths, pointment. Principals only. posure. Call WJ-7551. metal labrication plant. Friendly Equal Opportunity Employer Summit Regional Health 1 bedrooms, many Isrge Strong, mechanical back- Department — salary The position It full time closets, lemlly room and large, PROFESSIONAL man wants ICE CREAM SHOP FULL TIME — Experienced »15,315.*O-IIM»0.O0, yearly step and Involves a 3 day work quiet top floor apartment or ground desirable. This is a Legal secretary for Summit At- unusual finished lower level growth opportunity position 75 South St. increases. Ma|or Medical and week with rotating II with wef bar. 2 gas furnaces, air smajl house to rent. Refer- New Providence, N.J. 07*74 torney, General practice, posi- Blue Cross and Blue Shield with hour shifts and affords 7 | RENTALS | ences. J74-5755. ollerlng lull company paid tion available September 4th. conditioning, electronic filter- benelits plus profit sharing WHY worry about commuting? Rider J. Pension, sick leave, CONSECUTIVE DAYS Call 173-****. OFF every 4 weeks. Some ing system. Easy walk to New PROFESSIONAL woman and bonus. The Chatham Trust Co. is look- life Insurance. Applicants must Providence Center and Murray NOTICE to prospective Ing for experienced tellers. have valid State of New Jersey educational or work back- withes to rent 1 bedroom apart- BEST PART TIME JOB IN ground in data processing Hill Station. Priced upper renters: Any rents advertised ment or small cottage near New Starting salary negoMaMe. Full MST PART TIME JOT IN w ciau Sanltarlan-t License herein lor qualified Teal rental benefits. An equal oWortunity AMERICA. Earn MM per export**, required. Contect desirable. $140,0*0. Call for appointment Yorktrtnsportltion. 232-0252. Apply In person or call: c p q alter 4:00 pm. - 4*4-5053 by property may be subject to any employer. Call Mrs. Sorg, hour. Car needed on occasion. *" -^ - «3S-24S4 or 2*7-2105. Dr. Henry Blrne. Director of owner. rebate or credit required by RESPONSIBLE couple with *3S-540*. Regional Health Department, We offer an excellent TYPIST salary/benefits package State law (N.J.S. 54.4-4.3 et dog seek* comfortable i bed- Diane 272-S2W HOSTESS/CASHIER. LUNCH- 71 Summit Avenue, Summit, too,). including shift differen- room apt. up to WOO. Call 55 Wlnans Ave., Cranford Our Word Processing Dent. SUPERINTENDENT-MAN- EONS 11-3; DINNERS 5-11 or I. New Jersey OTtoi, 20i-277-*4*4 .33S-1M* AGER. Individual or couple to between 1:30 A.M. and 4:00 tial as well as a pleasant In Summit is seeking an In- S DAY WEEK. THE NEW working environment. SUMMIT dividual with excellent typ- provide cleaning, security and HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. P.M. Equal Opportunity JL iW KBMOF iefPHla^mnp EaV^^PaJV ing, spelling and grammar. minor maintenance in luxury 273-151*. Employer. CALL 447-4077 or 6073 I WMITED TO RENT | Recent business experience apartment building. Free apartment with aH utilities paid for an Interview appt. IDEAL location I 4 desirable. Mag GENERAL back office clerk. once a plus. Pleas* call our plus attractive salary to right 1W baths, new kitchen/bath/ TWO/3-bedroom haute In Sum- pertonCs). Telephone between 7 CARPENTER Some filing, typing, coding of CHUBBft SON Notice roc. room. All appliances. 2 Car mit, New Providence or Berke- Personnel Dept. at 277-*2M. eccounts end general office Many Homeowners do not X-MYTB3MICIMI and I PM only: 273-4752. Refer- Person with carpentry ex- INC. garage. Available fnm. ***». ley Heights, 4*4mt4 perience to assist In general work. S days; lunch provided. 51 J.F. Kennedy Pkwy desire to have their hornet month. Evenings 435-1122- ences required. advertised, therefore It Is Part Time Staff petition maintenance duties at 101 bed Apply Summit Suburban Hotel, Short Hills, New Jersey 0707a (A-434), > available for a registered hospital. S17S-S2M per week to 570 Springfield Ave., Monday- possible that you have misted MAOLEY REALTORS Vautibfi Rentals DRIVER AIDE for Mind in- He Eea> Opearoistl, Exelq* avl seeing your future home. We X-ftay Technician. Pleasant, start + good benefits, experi- Friday, tAM-4PM. Contact *3S-**00 office environment. Salary structor In Union County area. Mrs. Masters or Mrs. Newboult, O/G FRIDAY — Growing sub- are aa near at your phone. Typing * clerical skill required. ence » references required.

SERVICES SERVICES HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE |[ SERVICES IE JL DRIVER, s days, apply In per- U(*riltiry son, Stahl-DelDuca Florist, 494 Miscellaneous Misctllanjput RUG CLEANING TraBB Springfield Ave., Summit Antiques .Carptfltry J ItCARPENTftY-Aleralioni, base-' RUG STEAM CLEAN I NO. lV SALES girl, experience pre- IF ferred, S days, apply in person. CHATHAM GALLERIES. M menu, attics, recreation rooms, trot an Stahl-DelDuca Florist, 414 Watchwng Ave., Chatham additions. Free estimates. 277- HAVE YOU HAD „ Service, . . Springfield Ave.. Summit US 77W. WE BUY AND SELL mi.- .' YOUR HOUSEHOLD field. 174-OOM. Free esHmatei. furniture and fine paintings. SWEET CORN STRELEC, Dledrich — addi- EFFECTS REAP-* Call »T-elta ITI-ITO. AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT tions, alterations, roofing, PRAISED? FOR TECHNICIAN PEACHES repair*. Old and new work — YOUR OWN PROTEC- immediate vacancy in large IRENE'S ANTSQUES fully Insured. 273 73J8 Reg. High School District, in- 414 Meyersville Rd. New picking fresh, swttt corn, peaches, apples, various TION '— CALL — This space for rent Call 273-4000 teresting position requires Meyersville, N.J. Irons and vegetables. Gourmet foods, preserves, hickory MURIAL'S FOR HER background and skills in repair- Maple Harvest table, smoked hams » bacon, pure honey * maple syrup. APPRAISAL SER- M Circa 1*40. Oak desk, CLEANUP ing School-District Audio Visual f% similar to parsons table. WIGHTMAN'S FARMS VICE. MEMBER OF Equipment. Attractive benefits Circa 1»4«. j martjle top APPRAISAL ASSOC. and working conditions. Salary l£ Victorian dressers, Chan- (IW acres) CLEAN and remove appli- OF AMERICA. up to su.SM. Full-time, 12 tilley « Strausbarg ster- Me Je», IwNne* Merristown-Bernardsville ances, furniture, brush, etc. month position. Dally hours ling flatware. Victoria* from house and yard. All types 322-493*. «:00 am-4:ls pm. Contact bed — single plwi muck landscaping and tree work. Charles Bauman, Assistant more. Fireplace wood. CHARLIE WINDOW cleaning, gutter clean- Superintendent, Union County VINCENT, 447-2234 24 hour ser- BUY S. SELL fiat** Sett MOTORCYCLES ed and repaired. F. De Anaelus, Regional High School District vice. H2-4I24. LUBE& Wheel Alignment #1, Jonathan Dayton High J[ Only School, Springfield, N.J. O7IK1. leas MOVING HM.E - nmiauM HONDA Hawk DUMP TRUCK * "driver for Telephone (2011 374-6)00. items, car * teat 4 «e»t*cal l diti I DrMsmakinn. I hire, Also all slies sand ft OIL CHANGE An Equal Opportunity/ lopplisil 1*4 W*. 1M G»e»- gravel delivered. 7st-Ws2. Only IQ88 Affirmative Action Employer CLOTHING SALE side Ave. SMMK«. Sl»-e*n. DRESSMAKING AND DE- APPLY now for September SIGNING, expert alterations. HARQUAIL'S DRIVEWAY AnyAmerianCu. Used Cars SEALING. Reasonable and Days full or part-time, start FUR COAT, lightly used mint GAMER SUfFUES Attended French Fashion Any American Car Except Tracks, Fnxil Wheel Drtre now or In September Me Don paw, site 14. full length. Perfect ]l Academy. 435-2276 reliable. Free estimates udOwettes 1*77 VOLARE wagon. PS, PB, anytime. Call I77-l»2t. •Id's, 1771 Springfield Ave.. condition. Reasonably priced. SHRUB SALE - locally grown EXPERT dressmaking and New Providence Call 7U 33M Hybrid shrubs. «S% »H. Mine CB, AM FM radio. 37,000 miles. BDm la oouoon offer expires 8/31/7> Excellent condition. $3*00. alterations in my home. Call Brook Farm. Liberty Corner. Lynn Lohse, 435-0763. BOTHERED by bees, wasps, 191 SPRINGFIELD AV WAITERS aTTd waitresses, 447-U41. 444-41*4 hornets, yellow lacketsf For part time banquet work, please I Furniture I professional eradication of apply In person 735 Springfield 1973 BUICK Wagon: good run- these, and control of wild Ave, Berkeley Heights Be I Household Goods | MOVING — Cherry china ning condition. S450. Call I. Electrical I animals, sqolrreli, raccoons, Iween 11 00 ami 00 pm and 273 3441. phone 435-7750. 7:00 pm 9 00 pm. cabinet, excellent condition, SI SO. cherry sideboard, good •S4 CADILLAC Coupe de Villa. FRONTIER Electric Company, I WAITRESS"- DINNER AND condition, ttoo. 4 cherry chairs, Running. To be sold as a parts Clark St., Summit Prompt ser. FINANCIAL PLANNING COCKTAIL SERVICE NEW excellent condition, S100. car or parts sold separately. vice. No |ob too si**" CR. 71071. COMPREHENSIVE COHSULTING HAMPSHIRE MOUSE, Walnut chest of drawers, ex- Call 273-2524 If no answer. 7S7.s«i. 273 1513 cellent condition, S100. Walnut FOR mUVIDUtt. NEEDS bureau. $50. Phone *3S-S5t2. 1W« OLDS Omega Brougham. (201) S3M324 WAITRESSES/WAITERS lor Silyer with red Interior, ex- Furniluie large country club, Summit GIRL'S French Provincial cellent condition. AC, PS, PB, area, experience preferred but bedroom furniture. Triple stereo, tilt wheel, 44,ooo mites. , Movini will train right person; lull or dresser, desk, chest bed. S300. Asking 13000. Call 273-2425 after part time For convenient Inter- 271 3551 after 5PM. Business 12 noon. view call 2774100 FURNITURE MOVING AND MOVING. Must sell 2 French CHAIRMAN HAULING Charlie Vincent. «47 1977 SUBARU 4 wheel drive SALES - Inside or outside ex armoires, mahogany secretary, CHAIttS MY 3734. 24hour SCvice. perlence preferred Well known burl night stand, lamps, round wagon. AC and more. 45,000 company Super hours, loca- tables. 523-0397. miles, excellent condition. SPECIALTY^ LIGHT HAULING * moving ot tion, benefits. S7»3 montti + $3,500.277-ieu, preferably after lue. repair appliances & lurnlture. Attics a. Directory comm Fee paid. Maggie. PAIR Duncan Phyfe console a P.M. rewebbing. cane cellars cleared of unwanted ar- tables, Sheraton card table, 4 um splint seats ticles, yince, 27313*4 273 4500, SNELLING & SHELL- a? IM« VW Squareback with fuel nesting tables. Call 277-O5W ING. 450 Springfield Ave. Sum- inlection, radial tires, W.0O0 intiques restored mit lurnlfure repairs Piintini-Dtcontini EIGHT foot crushed olive green MAYTAG washing machine, miles. »500. call after 5 P.M. hand stripping finishing INSURANCE — Rater. Co. will velvet couch with covers; end good working condition, *25j 435-57M of Services table. French phone, pair of Martin 0. Urbanski pay lor experience! Excellent Kenmore gas dryer, excellent '47 VW. Bug, for parts, any or location, super boss I $10,400+ handmade afghans, twin size condition, S7S. Largo yellow Meyersville bed. (22-3071. all. Let's bargain. Call 4*4-2122 447-ltSt yr. Fee paid. Maggie, 173-6500, shag rug, HO. Call ois-elM evenings SULLIVAN ALUMINUM SIDING GARAGES SNELLING ft SNELLING, 4S0 I IS min. from Summit) SMALL chrome and glass DECORATING Springfield Ave. Summit. dinette set with 4 chairs and MATCHED Kenmore electric 1174 PINTO Run-About, Auto- washer/dryer, regulation pool Painting and Interior HUGO matching etegere. Also a matlc transmission, new Vinyl wall Coverings CHATHAM SECRETARY-Receptlonlst for chrome based living roam table with table tennis top ft all church office. Competent typist brakes, battery and muffler. Sanltex-VValltexFolls HODULICH lamps with black patent leather accessories. S.5 HP outboard One owner. SWS.4M-MM GUTTERS GARAGE with knowledge of basic office shades. Best offer. Evenings motor ft a* fiberglass dinghy. 522-0170/ equipment needed. Flve-diy nluminum Sldini after 7:9* and weekends. Complete M watt stereo with • U7I DODGE Omni. >,000 miles. 2SYrs, Experience week, S: JO to 4. Mall resumes to track ft cassette recorders, GUTTERS, leaders thoroughly 731-7*15 Suburban driving. M.70O. All Work Guaranteed Roofini COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR Personnel Committee, Stanley speakers ft magnetic turntable. 522-0397. cleaned, flushed, insured. Church, Falrmount fc Oliver, SOFA, blue, «eod for basement, Other leisure time Items, priced $25-45. Minor tree trimming. Vinyl Grain Sidini EXTERIOR PAINTING •RAKES TUNE-UP Chatham, N.J. •». Call 4M-W3 to sell. Sat. t AM. til 4 P.M. 14 1*70 CADILLAC, *2»5. as is. Ned Stevens, 214-737* til • P.M. We cover your entire house TRANSMISSION Timber Acres Rd. (fast off Rte Call Dave, 444-3343. • 7 days (54 P.M. best time) Hydra-power washing, electric - Soffit-Pacti-ate. ADMIN. SECY Nearby co. MODERN mahogany twin bed, 14) Snort Hill*. W7-NW. sanding, experienced, thor- Dept. mgr. travels. NNeedd s indeid - chest ana mirror, »14». 73 CAPRI — Silver, black vinyl ough, recommended. Now een- FREE ESTIMATE root. Asking $M50. Automatic. ' t thinker. teMlO. Sally, tractlng lor spring • summer 31 S.Pnsoic An. Chatham j Good condition. Call 177-jni 273-4094 tMmj(MG»SM«U : ' REsWSa*^RBgeaBB^nB(B^pppp > . : Bgjj Wtrk. Mr. Taylor, SW-MM.

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4IS-SMr License No ilrt Lovxeaf, chairs, tables, "TMB STABLE" clllna, sleslware. lamps, ft Summit Ave. rear. LAWNCUTTING — Free linens, silver, picture Summit 1*70 LINCOLN Continental. PLYMOUTH 226*7379 | EMPLOYMENTIMNTtP f Vinyl top, AC, stereo, all power Estimate. Call after 4 P.M. Sal JAOUAM A. J. OLDROYD frames, andirons, fireplace 12 to 4 p.m. Wed. thru Sat. Floretto, 277-2147 til S p.m. 7 dsys tools and" screen, kitchen BOOKS FOR SALE options. (500. 444153» after AUSTIN MARINA 4PM. •O (64 p.m. best time) NEED A NURSEr wares, small appliances, Out-of-print books for every- GARDEN PROBLEMS? utMOaovin aiumbing ft Mt»l.-« ' .ii RN's, LPN's, aides available -< EXPERIENCED PAINTER, speaker, receiver, iewelry, onei Popular reprints GRAND PRIX 1975: Excellent Consultation and Recommenda- SUnsSenke Guttert.leaden thoroughly fteiiewntial Cei»a>erf»f , all shifts. PROFESSIONAL books, sickroom aids, bric-a- Collectibles • Rarities • Art tion. For tremendous results, interior-exterior painting. Free operating condition; no work estimates. James Pignalelio, cleaned, flushed, insured. NURSES REGISf. J77-MM, brac. A good assortment of BOOKS' BOUGHT FOR required I Fully loaded ft clean I from a long time professional Eliclnc Sewer Cleaning •arty AM, eves, ft wkends, desirable Items. HIGH CASH. Just call Hor- organic gardener. 201-O35-I324. 273-714S or 415-1141. ; $2*00 firm. Days, 434-5414, eve- MMjftt. ' • ; • _ vafh (eves.) 273-5721. nings, 444-3223. PAINTING — Exterior. In- 377-0240 I25-S45. One Broadview Terrace LAWN, shrubs Installed and terior. 25 years experience. 597 fflmr Rd., maintained. Tree and rubbish IS YR. OLD will mow lawns, (cor Fairmount Ave.) 1»77 ASPEN Special Edition Reasonable. 377-751* or 134 Main 81 Madlaon Minor tree trimmino. Ctutham Twtp. weed gardens and babysit. Ex- Chatham Bore wagon. Am-fm stereo, roof removal. Firewood. Odd jobs. 377-5411. :e*W»neod,4«*.»»s«':—- . ••.. Sat. Aug. 11. • to 2 LAMINATINO, diplomas, rack, PS, PB, factory air, 20,000 Call evenings: 543-2052; IICMSMf ' n#wspftipw •rtrewff 543-4014. BRIGHT outgoing lady recently price sheets, etc. Ryco, SM miles. MOW. 377-4454. OARAGE SALE.. 221 Lafayette Springfield Ave., BH, 444-MII. . Ave., across from Middle School, Chatham township,, AIR CONDITIONER, OE Thin- IMOSCnPE GMKNER Saturday, Aug. II 10-3. Rain or line 7500 fTTU's, excellent condl- FURNITURE — OAK, PINE, beeauM you have PIONEER 1 -I •#*'• .-V-'--. ^ •NO-jr-K tton. $154). 272-4155. ' • . ,-., VICTORIAN, ItM'S — -ANY landscaping needs. I important thing* RENTALS, INC Child Can AFGHAN Oriental axM. Ex- CONDITION, I piece or many. 447-4517. Serving to do) I' MOVING-iJxisOrientalRw ALSO glass or china. 447-1K*. MWISSIOIUL L J rust valour couch, jooslii, ping eellent condition. Asking (too. Painting • Papering j)rf-»»«f§f^j^jtogVHtb. HOW cuAHim sianci WORKING MOTHERS ' .dr^rs^Sn%i^SaM^D$> • Decorating • ATTENTION! : MOPED — tnt Pitch Maxl, ex- Interior ft Exterior All day care for children 1V4 to 4 plants, rugs, tools of ell kinds, FULLY INSURED in private, state approved clothing,: etc. 4*4-»t7i. 103 cellent condition, t $500. Call 755-aSM— evenings. < ; ,,; nursery. Home environment. Oakwood Dr., New Providence, NANCTNERMANCE Open all summer. Phone Saturday ft Sunday, Aug. 11th * CERAMIC kiln with acees- N. tasiic AM., Chathirn 444-M1L 1HB,.fam-»iW;..J-A;-'.?'..':! .- SOrles.»210.4»M2»4. - :,; ANTIQUE8UYINO. SJ5-7I70 HOUSEHOLD- itllMS,.. 5 : SERVICE '"' BABYSITTCR needed, II . .;,,FORjrVBR25YRS..:,;,..' ;D.A.CHIERA. INC. Mason work Captain's chairs, boer cans, all kinds, and waterproffin*. 277 month old child, * mornings s books, games, sport equipment, PROF«SSIONAL CERAMIC ' iHIgh frlces-immediete EQUIPMENT: Circumstances S44S. week. References requested. anal miscellaneous. Friday ft least) tor: jewelry. Fur- SM-fWa. beyond my control make neces- Initure, Silver, China, Saturday. Aug. Tt-ll, •->. 477 sary prompt disposal of my lotass, - Dolls, Oriental FRANCEScbcHISfSi . Central Ave., New Providence. I rvgs. Paintings, ett. Speclallies In wall mo»al«, stene ceramic equipment icomprislitg cut and, work. PaHe, fireplace, I Lost. Found I oaa . "PMipiiit" «l#» 377-2IIS, 415-27 JJ or > 0i|RAGi3Atl|:-4»**»ste»Vr sidWalk. etc. For »ee estimate CUSTOM DESIGN wmpwmWw, giwHM^.friaHnvn •••'•*•• ^7»-»»54 >• .- cell 271-4131 alien*'•Ja.-. ln« horns. T* Kawasaki ICpsgy eltctrlc kHn i^Hifii wfth IN THECHATHAMS C.J. CONDON iki/iports OBulpment, Tana-' ''B«rb«r-Coltmw''^Jm|wra- and CONSTRUCTION EST 1928 FREE LISTING! ionic AMP/Gatrard and BSR Found something? Want to turntable, radle^one comb, JOSEPH EFISCOPO by Alan Trovato condition encetlentj atso ball ' MASON CONTRACTOR ROOFING , AU HPES locale fnt owner? Rim your : mtilj BMmgAaMr: ^MH •••• '•• .,A--/-..SltVBRi - ,'"'.'.• • S.BULIDER OutdoorOeeke ad FREE In this column! Cushtonslre 4-ply on-15 tires. Coins, J»welry, Sterling CONCRETE WORK- steps-walls- Doors and Windows GUTTERS I LEADERS Driveway sealer, ^kar sink, t*ii bMli: liWMniflti? •.wry iWM- or»; «MiHitial dll»J «undry S. -.•. Ml-*ivea24 ',;•;. patios - fireplaces • plastering RELOCATION Andorssn KltcllB9i''.wftn(|nMf tftfff' -.. ;.;:.•;'. .;••;!>/A^tlpy '" ;>!'. grading and drainage werk car- DECORATING CHIMNEY CLEANING FOUND house fans, ctothos, pentry work -wise' decks-repair Bobbie DOWSlI, 273-5571. stallatton occupies ground fWr or new tree advice ft designing FREE ESTIMATES BASEBALL GLOVE, dark •.\'A*s.?Go#:-;B»aks'piirthesei Fully Ineund-Freo Esdmataa m m brawn, found at Chatham Bon Saturday, Aug. lm, Chatham aookseller, « Green ' ' ' ''£''.• " ' '. -'• Local References Available Club Drive (Countryside), SJ tfMkt M »5rfWliiifyv.jPs#'iC$rflWfM'; village Rd. Madison. S2I-I141. Baseball FWd about a week garage, equlpmsntjprovwes v and J. MBRCADANTS - 273-1114 • eygfytJWBi reqylred .ggjRBjy. •- Mason work.:Water drainage. Piano Tuning Caii 526-0522 447 SPRIKFIELD AVE. SUMMIT Sump pumps Wstalled. 444-7575. '.' TO SETTLE ESTATE 'Operation: and,' w!Hc#K§SBHi*.'.* • 1 1 after ( p.m. -. - je^afcjfajjfcg) • nj ' ai^aaaJsa^tisaT 'rtlllaillBM ' ttl'i ANTIQUES, old coins, old guns 744-4410 • iff:.'-:-- .: -'. •'.•:•• ' •• "• .:;JM«R«*MIJ:-::-';- UP < FOR FINE PIANO TUNINO c^l^, th. ^, 7l ksr^ ' r. Mtenrr———!— AND REPAIRING PTWUESRE I BALTUSROL CONSTRUCTION * DRIVEWAY HEPAIR ROOFING Victorian and Empire ' poTcelaln and stoneware M.J.M»rtanl.4ls.T«5 CALL L. HpRVATH, ttJ-UM . SPACE FOR RENT taMas, chairs, stand*, mirrors, flVIlanlv RpWpOFVOwk ' w,-'. . •••"' • •' ' •. Maion Contractor I Builder Tuning Repsirlng Paritaloons and algM- excess of MMot, offerod for Stone, brick iidewatks. All types Rent this span Sun'i Roofing Doll coileetlsB, doll SUM.; F.O.B. summit, NJ. LIONEL, IveS, American concrete work and construction. OEOROE M. OBLAHEYOR phono 2H-O77S Flyer, and other trains, imme- NWudlli, Sumnjit, CR 3-4142. ROBERTO. HEILIO & Construction Co. 3S^ - Magic lantern wtth «)ass Wdes dlatacash. Top prices. 4J5-20M 273-2457 Or 21M251. I Have PARKIMO AREAS to Advertise your 1 e any bapers befono- leak •" '-* — *---- BMjhUBaieel ^bBaugieWaBlk^dkaaiaa" KING IN MA«NRY WORK - Hardly used, not or bast offer. BEN CARSAGNINI — Over 2! •F?"™*"' •"••^•••••Fi s^s^iao^psaa|jf^ ^ Plasterint StAlCCWTEO RooTing and Matonary work M4-4SM. years experience. Steps, stucco, Business or Service ataasecallforthem as seen silver plats/ cut aad Wa ipetlellK In on*" an) re- sidewalks, p«los, Hrepiaces, pair.A1HI«.«re»(d»»verM. .. additions to foundations IVlb C. SALMON ; ^ retaining wal* etc. Call after 4 Expert work done • > p.m. 22»<0t» »r WHSJM. Free $1.00 PER DAY IXTUW : estimates. ^ff' •%''[ '• .-' -. PLASTERING KAUUtOR Free estimalei ' ,," • ' T. H0:eTe^ MP ion; elterationi. Known recem. 2754000 tot small. Fr%» est. ««7-401l/ mtndedSiimmn- Short HUls '-—Jl-:.iaale-' t^j -.^a^aj'ihllpli'My'al'-attsagi'- ' 1 J »44-«425. • .ffivf?!;;;' '••••> •• •?,-• area. Phil •plscepe Hehe Impravement ft Repair. ELECTRICIANS LIQUOR SHINGLES SiDiNG -^^, - ^p:• "i^^^^*/^^^T'.f^^l^^^net^^B^a^^jBB^pa^gjer'.Tjr«j|BW^epe ALTINBURG 17J.H0S, ILIZAgBTH, NJ- ' "MimeTO ^mMtmsr^'^aaalrP*^' '^ Open Daily til»—fit fB 4 1'Vr; 1 t 'muemmmmmoi •t^kgasal'''"iiailF^eSj»af^aaf- ' Sl*Jba M*,avy. OT Plumbing Electrical Contractor R. P. LIGHT truck) 1 JBofcL cellars and V S. j MERCAOANTE. Sump BENNET, INC. att.Aw. lt.*-> 'WshrenteyeaS; pomps installed, complete line of A. SCHIPANI «ts A mmmm^ wafer drainage. 4M4S7S, 74»O4I«. All Types MATERIALS AND e Wines e Liquors eBtsrs Garagw tal* Frt, * tat., • Home a Commercial WOMMnNSHIPCUAfUNTEEO Roofing Wiring 1 Beachwood Road ,"• Wanted CR 3-1162 •QtirBNi **flOjW WM**. J '" «ih Paid . ; 464-8389 522 Morrll Ave. REftKENCESAVAILUU Iftl WO Free«sHmate HUGO HODULICH - Roofing, CR 7-1910 repairs, aluminum siding, Out' b N J. License • Business Detrvery Service IrVaiH^Vf tors ft leaders. 17t-40t«, Pumlt 4811 994-4348 MM k totots nor*.