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Your want ad The Zip Code is easy to place * for Lihden is -Phone 636-7700 which became a Suburban Publblishinj C6rm newspoper on July 2, 1964 07036 An Official Newspopeir Linden PdWefcW la ck Tt>i»«4»y by ln W tw C>»y. VOL. 14-NO. 31 LINDEN. N.J., THURSDAY. JANUARY 12,1978 Subscription 8 *t* *» SOY to n y 25c por co p y l i t Mertfc j»ee4 Ltndmm, N. JL 07034 Second CI*m eottae* Pttd at Lineon, N J Mayor calls for appointed school board Burke issues show-cause on racial plan Suggests change in Current Dates, times are fixed poiicy not message for council sessions Campaign starting new football coach The City Council, during its July 17. 7:30 p.m . conference: July W »nil— lelN telW M IiirtiH rtsrhtog pnlHia itlM eW p organization meeting on Jan. 4. passed' 18. 7:30 p.m , conference, 8 p m . for referendum proper a resolution fixing the times and dates regular k M u t m w NN| m p ie. jtwNh| to TWb m Ltmg. ssotofato Bv RICH ARD LI ONGO of conference and regular meetings Aug. 14. 7:30 p m , conference; Aug ■ totow tol to scbssfa. Mayor John T Gregorio has called during 1978 15. 7:30 pm . conference, 8 p m . I V pwidw to far to* 1STS-TS k M y**r. I V m w twdi *fl r^toct 'Racial balance' for a return to an appointed Board of stops* his taschtoM csstofag pasts at toe The dates are as follows: regular Education to replace the current Jan 3, 7:30 p.m., conference Sept 18. 7:30 p m , conference; Sept i w m » m «H|rVtoCtoAtort o u m — ■ defined by state elected board - r ito M lt a n a New Janayuscstog c meeting; Jan 4. 7:30 p.m., conference 19. 7:30 pm , conference. 8 pm . The mayor made his comments in his By STEVES J.HERZ meeting. 8 p.m., regular meeting. regular ...... I toe iw t w lll prtor eapertoepe Is fhadhte. State Commissioner of Education annual message during the Ciffc> Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m . conference; Jan Oct. 2, 7:30 p.rn . conference. Oct 3. Council's organization meeting on Jaa? w i api en vto s» n ieM w Fred G. Burk* broke a lengthy period of 17. 7:30' p.m.. conference. 8 p m . 7:30 p m . conference. 8 p.m , regular Mb. M W.ENnbato are. RW . silence on the Linden racial balance 4 regular jDct 16, 7:30 p.m . conference. Oct —0—0— issue when be ordered the Board of Feb 6. 7:30 p ift*. con feren ce . Feb 7. 17. 7:30 p m , conference. 8 pm Aaeerlee IL Ttoaeto wW meet to rerlew » e appReeltoee a * Edpeatten to show cau se by Feb. 10 why i The complete text of Gregorio’s 7:30 p.m.. conference, 8 p.m.. regular. regular be act ap altor Fab. 1, U a | aatoE. Ibe caaalltot to w a fw e at Laws: h s office should not, take “ appropriate speech can be found on page two.) Feb 20. 7:30 pm ., conference: Feb (C**1il*v«* Wl H V 31 kk. M0kscheto R b * l|» l A1 JafcatSa.'Ehactoi at atolatfaa aa* action to correct racial imbalance - o - o - 21, 7:30 p .m . conference.- 8 p.m , FraatiCatob. a** achai within the district's elementary Gregorio com m ended the school regular sch o o ls." system for turning out graduates who March 6. 7:30 p.m.. conference; 3 are hurt are accepted by some of the country's In a letter dated Jan. 4 to Robert -March7. 7:30 p.m,. conference. 8 p.m,. Greenwood, special attorney for the finer colleges and by business and regu lar industry and said he was pleased that board’s litigation fight against Burke, March 20 , 7:30 p.m.. conference; the commissioner stated: "After a in accidents the neighborhood school concept was Man is fined $1,010 March 21,7:30p.m . conference, 8 p.m . maintained during 1977. adding that he ‘ careful review of the.information you regular hoped 1978 would npt produce any provided, we have concluded that the April 3. 7:30'p.m . conference; April district's open enrollment policy— on weekend—changes in this arrangement 4. 7:30 p m., conference. 8 p.m t "I would feel more secure m this and license revoked specifically directed to minority ' regular., Thr*e persons were injured, none feeling.' said Gregorio, "if I, as the April 17,7:30 p.m . conference: April senBusiy, in three weekend auto ac •0-year-otd man was - Edward Boyd of the same address mayor, were to once again be given the 18. 7 30 . p.m.. conference, 8 p.m., cidents, police reported. All three ji toud of $MttO u d tel hjs w-----as-.4 b--- o oBMiMaMil tcntcncca Va to i^Mh tnrw j^un twys m m toil - appointing authority for the Board of regular. mishaps happened on Sunday driver's license tor three years tor trespassing. Education This is a matter for the May 1.7:30 p.m,. conference: May 2. At l : 19 a m . police said a car driven citizens of Linden to consider Those Others sent to the county lockup w ere by Gary Beruck of Gable lane struck The action waa 7:30 p.m.. conference. 8 pun., regular who feel as I do can act if they wish to by Richard BeD of Alton street, two days one driven by Thomas Colicchhr of Judge Richard KodtoMU in May 15. 7:30 p.m , conference; May accomplish this We changed before ______ic»m i i ay i) Washington avenue which was east- Municipal Court last Thursday 16, -7:30 p.m , conference. ,^ p oi and we can change again It is your bound on W Curtis street Beruck had Antonio Vetonco was penalised $ m Regular. decision to make " been heading south mi Ercama street tor a secooddrak (Wring offense, JU5 June 3, 7:30 p.m . conference; June Voters approved a referendum five Smut charges when the mishap occurred, police said nr jnen coont or flnvng wm» tap 7. 7:30 p.m., conference. 8 p.m. years ^go by a narrow margin to ex Following the impact, Coiicchio's car and regtotration were reg u la r pand the school board from five to nine June 19, 7:30 p.m., conference; June apparently veered into a house at iin and IN for operating a art^ upheld by seats and to authorize the elections be 20. 7:30 pm . conference, 8 p.m.. Curtis, causing damage to the home held to fill the posts regular.______. ______and property. CoKcchio complained of At the regular council meeting, The c o a t spaaed a I t o fin e on .appeals court psin to his hip *igl tog and laid he would orI m nor Im S noenc* ii o i l i l^ i ii n fnator immediately following the organization consult his own doctor session, the mayor confirmed that ley pavements Two cars collided head-on at 2:45 several groups in the city were a m on Rt: 278 westbound, a half-mile tOncadCNvefiavpandASiart Godfrey, currently circulating petitions for a two defendants found guilty of selling from Rt. 1-9. police said. Apparently, a both BoringnsadtoMa, to respective 19 cause havoc; November referendum for a return to obscene material to a minor. vehicle operated by Christina Scott of day jto! teraw to toe Uafcm Goonty Jafl an appointed board The mayor .. . Aceonfing to the court, the state Bayonne was going east in the west tor U tae to give a good accotmt of promised to take a more active role in proved beyond a reasonable'doubt that mishaps occur bound lanes when it collided with a car this campaign if citizen response is driven by Rodney Kirkland of South , tyfttb Turefafa and Marty Blacker had ley road conditions brought on by favorable -o -o - Boyd of Jackson avenue Plainfield. Kirkland suffered an injury sold obscene magarinea to a 14-year-old gusting winds and precipitation IN HIS ANNUAL MESSAGE, the * to ttooHwd five-day to his right eye and was taken to Rah boy. Both were arrested in 1873 to resulted in at least six accidents which mayor also noted that because of a i to toe county Jail for treopaoaing w a y Hospital by the Linden Volunteer gjvtog fato< toformatinn to s potter Linden after a police otrgtnnl had his left five persons injured Monday. ... reduction last year by 10 percent in real eon enter several stores to purchase J Ambulance CorpstLVAC) estate taxes from $2 02 to $1 82 per $100 HTtoto additionally held for A head-on collision just after 3 p.m. Lucille Easterling of Cranford Jury action on charges of magazine* considered obscene tor on Lower road behind Linden Airport ..assessed valuation and a municipal MARYANN DORIN avenue struck her head when her carsJjT t-to and betog imder the to- persons stator the age of U. _ send a Fedor avenue raaif to Rahway purpose tax of about one cent per $rt)0. -A _ ----a.------The sergeant bad stated be taw the students—doss not correct racial im was in collision witff one driven by P au lw ’ thocitj is exempt in 1978 from the state - or a , coBtrouN auHami Hospital, police said. William Berko Salva of Edison at the corner of nki remanded Boyd purchases and later filed complaints balance to the elementary-schools , . suffered head Injuries and cuts over his mandated five percent ceiling on against the (Wo defendants who were “ Consequently, I am given no choice Alexander ^street and Ingalls avenue. budget increases to the canty Jafl in itofaall of 21.800 eyes when his eastbound car ap .. police said. Salva had been making a later indicted The sergeant's son at the bid to order the Linden School District parently skidded on ice and crossed into "Nevertheless." he conIinued^'"we tim e, although only 14. w as m ore than to show cause why it should not im right turn at 1:30 p.m and Easterling will do our best to stay within its the the westbound lane where it collided was southbound on Alexander when the sis feet tail and weighed more than 180 plement an appropriate desegregation with a tractor-trailer driven by Albert cap's i confines and maintain our low pounds. plan to the 1978-7* school yea r.” accident occurred, police said tax situation, despite mandatory cost Boon/ announces Rodrigue* of Dover. Berko's car, said Easterling was taken by the LVAC to The-attomeys for Turchin and Burke's reference to open enrollment police, then struck a parked vehicle increases which we will incur BledDfa claimed that the original trial concerns the board’s decision late last Alexian Brothers Hospital for treat Some of the projects expected to date* of meetings following the initial impact. He was ment judge. Richard MuseateDo, had im year to revise the open enrollment transported to the hospital by the begin this year. Gregorio said, are the T h e dates and times aI properly charged the Jury because he policy to include minorities only from Linden Volunteer Ambulance Corps expansion of the Main Library with f a r m s tor to e B e n d o f never rmydred it to find that the certain designated schools. At the time (LVACi Truck mounts federal and stale grants: the im defendants knew the pirchaser was a of the board**—vhte, Americo R Four people were slightly hurt at 2:20 provement of intersections along Stiles Ju . 17, Feb. n . March to. minor beyond a reasonable doubt Taranto, schools superintendent, told p.m. when two vehicles collided at the street and St George avenue. Elizabeth AprS IS. May M, Jane M, Sept, , The court, however, said such a board members that the reViiioe_would intersection of DeWitt and W. Elm car/4 are hurt and Linden avenues and the develop IS, Oct. n , Nov. n and Dec. 12. charge was not necessary became have little impact on the racial balance ment of ar, airport master plan to make streets, police reported. They said at car Four persons were injured, none :7 :S 0 p .m . s a d there was j » dodbt tbit the defendants Linden Airport safer and more com to elementary schools. driven by Mary' Sabados of Harvard seriously, on Jan. 4 when a dump truck IfvetoCMy HaB. had sold aBeged obscene magazines to Thefetter to Greenwood thanked the patible with adjacent land use The road tomarently went through a itop hit-the rear of an automobile, according a m inor under IS. HW 1) sign I p heavy snow conditions and construction of a new firehouse in the te police reports. Seventh Ward is expected to be com- struck a car operated by John Zalfaki A car operated by Linda J Newbury ( Com m ute on pav* f i of Fairway road. *• < of Keyport, said police, was stopped on Five persons are forced to flee Sabados suffered a cut on her mouth Range road with her directional signal while her passengers, Anna Orik and on for a left turn when a truck, driven Tree meetings set Suass Chenehariefc, suffered back by Amadeu X Danave of Manville, pains and cuts, respectively Zatoki The Linden Shade Tree Commission collided with the rear of the auto will hold its regular meetings at 8 (f m bad cuts, bruises and a bump on the Police said that Danave tried to stop smokey blaze; no one is injured head from the mishap All said they on the tijgcl Thursday of the month in but his brakes locked The truck room 13 at?City Hall There will be no would see their own doctors. Police mounted the rear of the car with the left fir e at to e to m e o f M r. and A general storm fire at the Westwood meetings in June. July and August ~i J) (Continue* on pot* <) TSytoraf OSDiflave. toat ’ and the special services anit apartment buildtog on W. Price street to the fam ifrand a relative “ > to* fire ap- last Wednesday wtocb injured 11 t toe i of an electric persons could have pdssibly been torn stove toe ctofar fattoso. B tbeh spread serious had smoke detectors been to- toC a p t the tO Mff pudtaL cabiMU eeSVatg steBed to hafways and apartments to ant to«t*:l*ejn. i arqund the stone. TV* spHt-Kvaf warn residents, said fire officials. The > ttuieed moderats water building, although described by . primarily from a Pytlewaayes “vtoMnatototoed end not Auto Accident.Tabie hunt durtog the , fire, and aD that old” has no alert systems on its the struc- three floors. Pyttostony noted tost the new rsgutoUone are unenforceable against the landlord because its con struction date preceded the codes. He 8 said M is up to individual buUdtag M owneri to toetal waning devisee to shatter hfaldfap dneughout the toy. 8 fiuefa s reccnfm enrtatlan would b e m ade 8 , 3. A » * \ .t o the Weetwood supertoteadent. said I was etoe at the ton e. Pytlomoy.
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I fifip N Uftoi fins. w»y favors sod oTCokimbif* of LtoSbirito Frsndi O ut and iwsnr churtfv- I tor fasgtotonts. Th* other grruos rstotod chore) organization* V. J Thursday. January 12. i»7S LINDEN IN.J ) LEADER OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM, despite quite a bit of controversy, continues to turn out students who are constantly accepted into the beat Mayor gives address schools and received into fine positions in commerce and industry. This is testament to the fact Oat Undsn at GM plant in '77 maintains a fine educational program. 1977 saw Linden maintain its neigh G eneral Motors operations in Linden The pM sfafoo made payments of borhood school system I trust that 1971 .more than $34.7 mUhoo to $st ares at organization contributed $132 2 m illion to the area will not produce any changes in this econ om y during 1977 in ^ the form of suppliers of goods and services for way one of which is the $1 75 nfillion Peach Orchard was developed m a regard. I would feel more secure in this payrolls and payments to local supplier production operations A substantia] MAYOR JOHN T. GREGORIO improvement of Winfield Circle This natural state and provides far the feeling if I. as the mayor, were to once firm s. accortSag to a year-end report of number of them supptfon are firtm T V faitowtag to the caazpiete text of will be completed in 1978 at no cost to young as well as the old of our com again be given the appointing authority GM s activities by J.J Michals. em ploying few er than 188 persons for the Board of Education. This is a Mayor Jvkn T. Gregorio* aaaaal our citizens m unity A request for raatcfctag fumhng manager of the GM assembly division Em ployees at the Linden plant n n u | t to the CMy Coaacil a ad ta the The contract for engineering design from the Environmental Protection. matter for the citizens of Linden to plant in Linden Thfc is an increase purchased more than $1.$ million in cttiim i of I M m M t v m d dariag tk» to replace the Park avenue bridge at a Green Acres program has been sub consider Those who feel as I do can act from the 9*02 million reached in 197*. l' $ Savings Bonds throuRi the payroll roaactl'a organization mooting on Jan. cost of approximately $2 5 million has mitted for lighting of Knosky Park. if they wish to accomplish this We and is attributed in part to the increase deduction plan In addition. 154 em been aw arded and should be completed Fourth Ward Park. Wfbon Park. changed before and we can change in sales of cars and trucks during the ployees shared $8.5* for Ubmiubg in 1979. again without any chst to us Eighth Ward Park and Memorial Park. again. It is your decision to make. year award-winning suggestions doing the As I address you this evening to "We are presently improving in A Groan Acres application has also 1 personsBy offer ray tha whs and Plant payroda m 1977 totaled $97 5 past year General Motors and its present my annual message. I can tersections along Stiles street and St been submitted for the Mather Spring appreciation to the citizens of Linden million compared to $84 1 million Iasi employees at the plant contributed a truthful! y state that dunng 1977 Linden George avenue and similar projects property. A Community Development who supported me this pest November year, the economic report stated -total of $77,612 to the United Way experienced major advances on nearly will be undertaken on Elizabeth and grant application has been submitted in my quest to become your state Employment at the plant averaged cam paign In 1977 all economic social and recreational Linden avenues in the summer of 1978 for acquisition and development of a senator You can be certain that my 4.S35 during the 12-month period, up The plant assembled Cadillac fronts We expect to at least duplicate Again, the city of Linden will incur no park in the T7th and Clinton street area, ascension to tins high office will enable from 3.806 the previous year De Villes Okhmobile 99s and Buick knd hope to exceed in 1978 the benefits cost Financing for these programs will the development of a comfort station at me to protect the interest of the citizens Eiectras during the year, up from 152- which we received for ciur citizens be under the TOPICS program Fourth Ward Park and additional of Linden -and the residents of the list 950 vehicles the previous year dunng 1977 Your government with a which we tntend to continue to utilize funding for acquisition ttnd renovation District even more than before. 2 are nabbed During 1977. the LilKien plant sound fiscal basis as its most out for grams' during 197& One of these for of the John T Gregorio Recreation celebrated two milestone The City Council, its president. standing achievement, last year ac which we are presently processing an Center achievements The five millionth Edward Murawski. and myseif deal complished a reduction in realty taxes application is the construction of an Plans-are presently being made to on drunk count passenger car to be produced at the seriously with all problems facing our for our citizens of IP percent from a rale access road to the New Jersey Turn submit a'five-year plan to the Depart plant, a Cadillac Sedan De Vilie. rolled city* I believe that Ed and I and the Two motorists, one involved in an of *2 02 to S; 87 This was accomplished pike We have worked long and hard to ment of Environmental Protection for off the assembly line on June 16 council have dealt well with these accident, w^se arrested on drunk despite the fact that neighboring obtain funds for this since its possible Green Acres funding of Moreoever, 1977 marted the 4Qth an problems for ail of the years that I have driving chai-gt* last weekend. , *. communities continued to' have tax realization will result m the possibility facilities, such as a boating marina, niversary of the facility. been your mayor We have established increases of 5.000 new jobs plus millions of dollars lighting of other major parks, com Police arrested Warren -Zink of "General Motors looks forward to an This coming year because of our and reached goals that many thought in ralables for our city pletion of Memorial Park and the Roselle at 11:30 p.m Saturday after outstanding year in 197$,” Michals extremely low municipal purpose tax. development of a recreation complex were unreachable We have utilized- finding him at the scene of an accident stated Demand for GM’s redesigned, we are exempt from the state cap talent and ability' that had previously OCR AIRPORT MASTER PLAN to which would include an indoor com on Beriant avenue Zink apparently had (amik sized and mid-sized cars is law Nevertheless, we will do oor best been untapped We have given our make the airport safer and more munity recreation center been traveling east on the street w hen evidence of the number of households to stay within its confines and maintain citizens what we believe to be a truly compatible with adjacent land use is Our recreation program attracted he struck a parked car in the rear, thai- require fuel efficie n cy plus the our low tax situation, despite man representative democratic form of underway We art presently building a over 260.000 participants in 1977 .We are police said Officers reported him as passenger and luggage space datory cost increases which we will governm ent new firehouse m the Seventh Ward, meeting the ever-increasing demands allegedly being unsteady and smelting necessary to serve a family. Fuel ef ' incur as well as an increased con which will bring better and faster ac of senior citizens and are providing During 1978. we look forward to of alcohol when they approached ficiency of GM's cars has been in tribution to odr public employees cess to residents in the Seventh and additional needed programs for the continuing the management of your At 2 a m., police noticed a vehicle creased by close to 80 percent since pension fund of approximately $350,000 Eighth Wards for service by the Fire * retarded children of the community city in a way that will reflect pride upon sw aying from side to side westbound on 1974. and this has been accomplished In rniintaifftfig our low tax rate, we Department This w e hope to complete AD of these are important. On* which aD of us E Linden avenue and stopped the - without compromising passenger were ably assisted by the knowledge this coming summer I consider to be of major importance is driver at the comer of Elizabeth and comfort and capacity needs '1 and abilities' of our city treasurer. I wish all of you a happy, healthy and W e hope to expand our Main Library , the development of a city manna Wood avenues. They arrested George In 1978. the autom obile industry in the Charles Valvano. who, along with the prosperous new year with federal and state grams and also -Linden is blessed with natural Gilliland of Yale terrace and charged Ihited States win set new sales finance committee and the City Thank y o u are seeking funds to increase the ef resources which make it ideal for such him with driving while under the in records. Michals predicted, surpassing Council, raised over half a million ficiency of our flood controLprograms a dev elopment We have within our city- the marks now being posted for 1977 dollars for the city by counselling in fluence of alcohol Police also Part of this can be seen in the many boatowners who expend huge discovered three purses, two in For the industry in 197$. sales records vestments with excellent returns replacement of the bridge at West amounts of energy in visiting their boat Items and cash wDl be established for both cars and The Public Works Department, Gilliland's trunk, and charged him with Brodk at Stimpson avenue, which is moonngs. The ease.with which we can trucks — 11.75 m illion ca rs and 3.75 headed by John Mesler. oriee again petty larceny. They said the two purses now under construction We hope, in attract boat owmers of this city to a miUion trucks. This total o f 15.5 million excelled in its job dunng 1977 The reported stolen in the trunk were later determined to cooperation with the county, to replace local marina, make this a project which belong to the woman with whom units, including imports, would be 5 services provided by these men are the bridge at West Brook and Munsell should have the support of all of our percent above 1977. evident to ifc 12 months a year A portable television, a gold wedding Gilliland shares an apartment avenue, with construction to start some citizens, especially since we hope to The City Council again led by that band $42 m cash and other jewelry time this summer When these two develop it without the expenditure of •model of—municipal govemm e were reported stolen from' an Essex PUNCH LINE bridges are replaced, we will then' tse any municipal funds eellence. its presidenL Edward avenue home"Sunday afternoon. AMERICO COIFFURES able to improve West Brook stream Our Citizens' Advisory Board and am mo* Murawski, did another fine jqb The from Stimpson avenue to the Penn Human Relations Committee continued Police said the front door window had 7^do 1 DO personal sacrifices that these low paid "UNI-SfX HAIRSTYLINQ" sylvama Railroad to serve us well in 1977 The Cultural apparently been smashed with a public servants have devoted to your In addition -to the firehouse men Affairs Committee provided many baseball bat and all of the rooms had benefit are unexcelled in any other tioned earlier, we are planning to add to entertaining and inspirational events Of been ransacked The theft was area Our coupctl this year has a new the Chandler avenue firehouse, which entertainment for our citizens and has a discovered at 12:3* p.m face, that of George Milkosky who now will house the new chief s office and the full program -of cultural even ts represents the Eighth Ward Mr Two stereos valued at *330 were Bureau of Combustibles scheduled for 1978 Milkosky has demonstrated talents and reported stolen last Friday from: a The creatioq of the new parking Our PAL. ably led by Dets.. Edward abilities in numerous civic works in Lincoln street apartment house. police garage, which f mentioned, together Flanagan and George Gordon, has cluding his membership on the Linden said A rear community basement door with the new parking lot on Elm street, again catered to the taste of our Roselle Sewerage Authority He is a was the point of entry for the tntrwtors will provide additional needed parking youngsters in providing them with welcome addition who ransacked ore apartment, making for the business areas Our parking becessary and enjoyable activities In 1977 we again obtained the off with the stereos 571 RARITAN RD*. ROSELLE committee will continue working with Det Flanagan was honored this year by protection and devotion from the the Linden Merchants Association on having the PAL Building renamed for The incident occurred some time ( Rosftil* Shopping ^ - 4 1 1 o t A A members of our Police and Fire perking projects to make our shopping him between to a m and 4:50 p.m. C en ter) Departments, which earned them areas ztlrwcttveand arrmtihte numerous citations for bravery and One problem that has been with the dedication and earned ypu, the citizens county and state for a long time is that of Linden, the ability to sleep well and Egg carton defused of disposal of solid waste We are safely m your homes The P olice currently having a survey made to Depanment was again led by its chief. determine whether it will be- by demolitions team Domemc Lelio. w ho w as honored this economicaDy feasible to operate our i year for 35 years of distinguished City police and bomb wrapped around the AVE WHERE landfill in accordance with state service experts from For! 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Plain TARANTO DISAGREED with the Cookie, rice fantasy with topping, commission's cake with chocolate icing.' chiliad sliced peaches, yellow cake with saying, "The Tomorrow—Select oaa: Batter chocolate icing. lermteuiggy in the pact, the dipped fish, tartar sauce, whole wheat Wednesday- Manager's choice. laead and butter, boioffia and cheese 'black' and 'minority.' Whan T h u rsd a y . Jan 19— Se le ct o n e : you're talking about racially LlandrJ sandwich; high school: Manicotti with Baked oval luncheon meat, bread, schools, there la a vast gap between tomato sauce Select two: Orange juice, butter, "Dagwood” sandwich with dealing with Mack students and vegetable soup, parsley boiled potato, pickle slices; high school: Macaroni broccoli with lemon butter, cole slaw. numbers of other minority grasps." and ch eese with half an egg Select tw o: The superintendent, who called Orange juice, chicken gumbo soup, Burke a ‘Hberal-miadad and fair McPh e r s o n SULLIVAN WANCE McEWEN sweet potato puff, green peas, Waldorf man," nevertheless added, "I don't $10,000 bail salad. Select one: Cake square, gelatin received All American Hall of rtm e' think the state is giving m credit we Dawn Marie Sullivan, Allen D. roll student and a two-year member of jewels with topping, mixed fruit, cherry the student coim dl, la active In sports. band honors . Deborah Ann was aMo the deserve. It's aa impossibility ««i McPherson, Deborah Ann Waace and is set in holdup tart. ridiculous to beat an entire school Stuart D. McEwenm were selected as Not only is he a macaber of the Undan 1973. 1974 and 1973 winner o f t h e fe e n January's Teenagers of foe Month by a Arts Festival Last year, she was in sy*t*m solely on minority education. PAL all star baaehaD team, but he Is A Roselle man was held in 610,000 bail panel of fellow classmates in their Racial balancing isn't just moving also active in intramural basket hall cluded in “Who's Who in Music in for action by the grand jury during reapacbvs schools, said Bob Oreen- Tryouts to bo hold children around, it also entails hUH* and softball.' He is a' m em ber o f Troop American High Schools." She's been a municipal cow t proceedings, Monday, wood, exalted ruler of Linden Lodge The Revelers Dramatic Club of Rah practices and developing sound M of the Boys Scouts and, anting Ms drum majorette for the pest two years on a charge of holdup and robbery i960 of the Benevolent and Protective way will hold open tryouts on Jan. 17 education programs.” interests, are music, stamp and coin and a member of the political science Ken Johnson was accused of O rder o f 1 and 18 beginning at 8 pm for its April Taranto indicated he felt the school collecting and swimming. club and intramural basketball team. allegedly holding up a Cumberland production of “ Gypsy” at "The King’s system has been moving smoothly Each of the winners, in addition to On the high school level, top honors Her hobbies are singing, composing Farm s store on St . G eorge avenue. Dec Row," 169 W Main st , Rahway The along and that a close look would show being eligible for the E ft’s Teenager of went to 11th graders Deborah Ann ihusic and playing the violin, 10 saxaphone and bassoon Revelers are currently in rehearsal for that some racial balancing has been the Year award, will receive a SB U.S. Wance and Stuart D. McEwen III. In other court action. Mahendra Rao Deborah Ann, who resides with her Stuart is an 18-year-oid senior who of New York was fined $113 for aban “ Habeas Corpus," a farce, slated for accomplished. He said he would Savings’ Bond from the Efts Youth February present these views to the com Activity Committee. The bonds will be pa rente on Orchard terrace, is the high resides with his parents, Margaret and doning a car and Bruce Sporer of school band librarian and vice- Stuart McEwen II, on Lenape road. He R oselle was fined $210 for driving with a missioner if called on at the show cause preeented at a special banquet in May (K atxssusnzxzuvnzx:^ hearing. which will be held In honor of all the president. She is also the secretary of is active in student government and is suspended driver’s license Board president Maryann Dorin, winners of this six-month program The the Spanish American Cultural Society a member of both the National Honor David Troutman of Cranford avenue Society and of the senior student commenting an Burkg'i order, said. banquet will be held u part of the Elks and is a member of the National Honor was sentenced to 20 daw itr'fhe Union council. Additionally he is active on the jj SHOR’S DRUGS | “I'd like the board to face up the National Youth Weak during the first Socigty and is a senior council County Jail for shoplifting and given handbook revision committee and is a MEDICAL SERVICE CENTER problem. We knew it was in the offing." week of May. representative. Active In music, she credit for two days already served. Corapleid Health graduation usher. Among his hobbies 7 Dorin revealed the existence of an ad participated in the New Jersey All Leon Edmund of Roselle was sent to the S Dawn Marie Sullivan, a 13-year-okl are sailing, swimming, horseback hoc committee composed of board State Regional Orchestra, the Union county lockup for five days for assault N ROOD AVE LINOENg eighth grade student at St. Elizabeth’s County Symphony Orchestra and riding and bike riding. Joseph Simons of. Norristown. Pa., members Anthony Accardo, Joseph School, it the daughter of George and Suliga,'Robert Antaniewicz and herself was fined 650 for petty larceny and 4 8 6 - 4 1 5 5 8 Ine* Sullivan on S. Stiles street. A three- W illie Raym ond o f E. 19th strget was FRfEDELIVtAY •• that will possibly convene tomorrow year honor roll student _a two-year OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK fined 660 for shoplifting. In another -----1 I'M A M to II P M If night or Saturday morning with junior counsellor for the Linden [ 7 ►*..a',0'” j M Greenwood to discuss what to present Jaycees chapter slates case. Catherine Bray of W Edgar road ■ iL*f Stover Cano es M Recreation Department, Dawn Marie is was fined 650 for being a disorderly am Vi VLLV •*-•e.lm I m UPVDt?veioD ng w rosrflet.csi! to the full board at Monday nlgltt's active in school activities In addition to J ^P- -- —V_ Use YOfjr YfHir Master Charge M person. w«l agenda session. She said the com being a member of the school's glee •Rssxszssssss;z z x z z im i s ! missioner’s shoot pause .order will dub far three years and of the list of activities in week dictate future moves by the board in its Ukrainian Glee Chib for four years, she Plans for Jaycee Weeks, called by will be done on Wednesday. The group Courthouse Squares litigation fight which could eventually has been a treasurer of the class club wants to reach more than 5,000 move to the civil courts or state ^ Joseph Suliga Jr., internal vice- residents. Supreme Court If Burke rules against president of the Linden Jaycees, “the file sch o o ls patroTsquad. In 1976, she On Thursday. Jan. 19, the chapter it. most involved and concentrated week entered the school s poetry contest and will hold its monthly membership That Burke will eventually impose of Jaycee-spomored activities in our IJAIHMRy placed in the top three. Among her meeting at the Linden PAL' Building his will on the Unden schools seems history" were announced this week. bobbin of stn&p ooUictji^, Suhga noted that this year marks the beginning at 8 p m Anyone interested STOREWIDE inevitable to Dorin, but she hopes that reading and singing, she also enjoys in joining the Jaycees is welcome to the board will be able to fashion its own 20th year of service to the city by the ceramics, arts and crafts, cooking and attend. destiny. Jaycees and “we will highlight our skating. year's programming during Jaycee The highlight of the week will be Saturday with the presentation of the Allen. D. McPherson lives with his Week,” which, begins on Sunday and WITH ELECTIONS far three board distinguished Service Award at a mother and father, Richard and Edna rum through to Jan. 21. He noted that seats scheduled for Feb. 14. Dorin combined recognition banquet to be expressed some concern that new McPherson onE . St. George avenue the group win involve itself “ in many community development programs held at the Charade CortilUon Room in C1E/IMNCE and is an active young man at Saettl board members would be caught ta the Linden. Council President Edward Junior High School. Allen, a honor during that week." nuddle m occurred last year when 1976 Murawskl and James L. load will be Accardo, Suliga, Antooiewicz and The week's activities will begin with the annual Jaycee breakfast on Sunday the recipients of this years "Out Dorin. after briqg elected, had to standing Citizen” and “ Outstanding . familiarize themadvea with a myriad at which past president of the Unden Fined J a ycees w in b e honored . T ickets are $3 Young Man" awards, respectively of information before rfwpnmOng to a and the affair wffl begin at 9am k tbe Additional information may be ob ftate-hnpeaed dee dine. Theboard for assault and buttery and Martin Coachman bm. Cranford tained by callin g Suliga at 662-3337 OFF wound up requesting an extension an Roeenfeld of Brooklyn, default of 12,300 behalf of the new members, one of three On Monday, the Jaycees will piay the bad and held for grand jury action an a EVERYTHING IN STOCK! such extensions granted during the Linden High School faculty in a charge of larceny of more than $2,000 at basketball game in the high school SNOW TIRE BONANZA I year. a Linden home. oBLOUSES oDRESSES Five candidates filed for the three gym. Tickets are 50 cents. WINTER NOT OVER YETI ' three-year terms available during the Possesion of a dangerous instrument, The chapter will alsoo initiate a EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNTSI oPANTSUITS sGQWNS upcoming election. Two incumbents a blackjack, resulted in Daniel Gilliam community attitude survey on Quite A Eldorado Tiro* Tuesday. The purpose of this poll is to who filed are Accardo and Abe Rotb- of Middlesex street being held for grand • M i OUt TIRES ARE N U T oSLACKS berg. Accardo won election last year as jury action. He was released on $1,000 determine the community's attitude on ROAD WIZARD GUMJWTEED a write-in candidate for aa unexpired b a il.' a wide variety of subjects and to present the findinp to city officials and • FREE MOURTIIK I WAVES one-year term. Rothberg has been a The grand jury will also consider to the puhttc. The Jaycees hope to use R SEE US FOR FUU. LIRE Of BUYERS FAIR long-time board member. action against Raymond DeFaria of E. the results as a basis H r determining MAC WHEELS A RATTERIES Newcomers to the board race are Blanche street on a charge of assault 234 S. W ood Ave. its planted year of action for the new Flakewood Tucker Jr. of E. Henry with a knife. ALL CASH SALKS 9 PBRCKNT OPPt Linden o 862-7888 street. Clarence W. Bauknight of Jaycee year which begins in May. , "Project Contact" involves (Acr**ifr»m Motor Vthiclt) - Lincoln street and former board Paul Horvath of Kansas was fined distributing small wallet-size cards E ve n in g s 't il 9 - S a t. 10-5 member Morris Smith of Carnegie $100 for possession o f less than 25 gram s H E TIRE, INC. street. Smith missed one three-year of marijuana. John Massinger Jr. of E. with important official phone numbers t» n lit ft*. U fa 2*i , m m n u n , S im $-13 - Missey Sizes 4-70 Major Charges term before deciding to n n again this P rice street was a lso fined $100 for on them to residents of Linden. That February. maliciously giving a false police report, Only incumbent Bernice Davis, one of and Dorothy Parks of Edison was 1,400,000 AMERICANS penalized $50 fur using profane and the more outspoken board members, indecent language in public decided not to seek rejection. Positions on the ballot, according to For fiity-seven years we at Stonewall board secretary Ruth Sobd, will be have been providing high interest Smith. Rothberg. Bauknight, Accardo Dates savings for our customers. W e’ve and Tucker. Nov. 6 ,7:30p.m., conference; Nov. 8, been doing it longer than any other 7:30 p.m., conference, t p.m., regular. - institution in.Linden. Our aim has al Icy ways been to provide our customers Nov. 39, 7:30 p.m., conference; Nov. 31, 7:30 p:m., conference, I pjn , with the convenience courtesy and issued Sabados a summons for rejpilar. care you and your family deserve. (fisregardinc a stop sign Police reported a fiat-bed trailer Dee. 4,7:30p.m ., conference; Dec. 5, • truck loaded with steel overturned on 7:30 p.m., conference, S p.m., regular. * 'ALL-STAB * B t.l-9atS.P art arewiv at 1144 a m. __ Dee. 13.7:30p.m.. conference: Dec. * m m Ruce OUR HEW HKM INTEREST PAYING SAVINGS ACCOUNT when the load shifted on the tr a ile r The 19, 7:39 pja., conference, . 8 pm., *A uid IASS CO* truck driver. Harry Myjor of Rahway,"'''regular, a . was not injured _ Regular meetings will not be held on * a. G * Two minutes later, Ptl. Robert Bunk, < o r Nov. 7, the lin t Tuesdays of on. the way to the truck mishap In hk of primary and patrolcarwas involved hi an 5.47% 5.25% at-the same intersection whr driven by Richard Qtoan of Path heading iissthrand on Bt 1-a Mruck the petrofcar, police said. The report ftd k n ted that B m ft’s ea r bad Ms n ■ ■'•g w Bghte flaking wtan the crash ocaared. Neither man was tart
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4-Thursday. Jmutry 12, 197* LINDEN IN J ) LEADER YOU AND YOUR MONEY PAST A look at the changes TENSE ONE YKARAOO
m ake plane to p h o to a b oycott c f higher in federal tax returns coffee prices — an action (bey hope will go statewide - either by By JUDITH G. RHOADES general tax credit The act also adopted Many letters from readers hsw the new rate schedules which are to be contained inquiries regarding changes used mostly by higher income tax in the federal tax laws. For the next few payers for 1977 and later years These Dairy Store on E. St. George n columns 1 will be discussing some of the rate schedules incorporate the new call U quits with their once-thrtvtag significant changes brought about bv standard deduction figures but do not milk procemmg butineea. citing in the Tax Reduction and Simplification incorporate personal exemptions or the creased crime a* • main reason for Act of 1977 gen en^, tax t avd i' their dreteion ..The Pubfle Serrie* —NEW STANDARD DEDUCTION The new tax tables are to be used by- Electric and Gaa On. synthetic gat For 1977 and later years the two-part individual taxpayers whether or not plant hi Linden is ph i HR# NO standard deduction. i.e . the minimum they itemize their deductions i taxes, production to etggdement natural gas low-income allowance and the per medical expenses, etc » The rates in Hw» ■— eeiwiehly raid rentage standard deduction, which these tables are based on "tax table applied ! in 1976 and prior years is income " Certain persons are excluded eliminated It is replaced with what is. from using the"new tax -tables They in effect a flat standard deduction FIVE YEARS 1 are an estate or trust, and individual This flat standard deduction is 93.200 THOMAS W. LOlT who claims the exclusion for foreign for married persons filing joint returns. superintendent of schools, is selected as earned income, any individual who 91.600 for married persons filing the recipient of the Jaycgee' claims the alternative capital gains separate returns and 92.200 for single Distinguished Service Award ...MARK tax any individual who averages his persons Heads of households are en DENNIS MEANY is Linden's first baby income any individual who computes titled to the same standard deduction of the esw year .Two new couDcUmwt, his tax under the maximum tax figure applicable to single persons VAL IMBRIACO (Eighth Ward) and provisions on personal service income JAMES WATSON (Fowth Ward), are -Z E R O BRACKETT AMOUNTS It •any individual who makes a short sworn, in at the Linden City Council should be noted that the term stan period return less than 12 months on reorganization meeting...The Tiger dard deduction" no longer appears ip account of a change in annua! ac basketball team starts a winning streak the law The new flat standard counting period by beating Plainfield. 87-59 deduction amounts mentioned above are now called "zero bracket -T A X TABLE INCOME The term amounts These amounts appear as tax table income" relates to the in TEN YEARS AGO h e lowest tax brackets in the new tax come brackets appearing in the new tax First chair% Petet Heamann Dr JAMES J. O'BRIAN is appointed tables and rate schedules, with each tables The meaning of the term vanes superintendent of the Linden school such bracket bearing a tax rate of zero according to whether an individual system , suc c e tBfag the lata EMANUAL take a Broadway hit to be seen by that from which the name is derived i!emiz«s or does not itemize his Sometimes I visit my psychiatrist “And they're always complaining BEDRICK... Former Councilman Since these flat amounts are built into deductions only because several astute readers are about commercials Listen. ID take many people*'' EUGENE HERGERT is unanimously The doctor's not saying anything but elected president of the First Ward the tax tables and rate schedules as For a non-itemizer tax table income concerned that I get too many haircuts commercials over listening to idiots zero rate brackets, they benefit all Thev are correct, of course, but I chatter all around me in the movie he's listening Democratic Club...ELMER ROTH, is adjusted gross income Thus, a non “Look at the great old movies on TV individual taxpayers — whether or not I'.emtzer will simply determine his assure them that there is no discernible houaaa. Besides, some movie houses former praaldent of the Lindn Board of they itemize Taxpayers whose difference between these two com are showing commercials and charging Sure, some of them don't come acrosE Educe thin, is the GOP choice for adjusted gross income and look up his as well as on the movie screen, but the itemized deductions exceed the flat lax liability m the appropriate tax table petent profeesioiials. except that the three bucks for admission at the tame mayor...Councilman RICHARD prica is right s standard deduction amounts may under the tax table income bracket doctor u more expensive time Besides, the commercials on TV CANAVAN of the 10th Ward says he will deduct their excess itemized deduc At 40 bucks per session, my are gems: well, some of them are. They "Lott of people don't Uke talk shows. request City Council to create a small covering his adjusted gross income Who's forcing them to watch? I agree tions amount No computation of the stan psychiatrist lets m e talk about anything should be when you realize how much new city depaitmaut which would be I want dough goes into them. that some have too many commercials, responsible for collecting revenue from —NEW TAX TABLES AND RATE dard deduction, personal exemptions or Today s pet peeve. Doctor." 1 ex “Some of my friends even complain but sometimes it's worth a tittle suf aad maintaining parking meters SCHEDULES Lower rates are in ef the general fax credit is necessary plain to him. "ia all those people I know about sports on television I say they fering to get to know magnificent Mayor JOHN T. GREGORIO and fect In ’ order to simplify the com because these items have already been who put down tMevifioa. Since almost need a psychiatrist. people we’ve only read about. You and 1 City Council President EDWARD putation of tax liability and-to reflect built into the new tax tables Because everybody puts down television, that's don't know people that are nearly as MURAWSKI prate the work of the the new standard deduction figures the standard deduction is built into the “How can a guy silting in the end a lot o f p eop le." im pressive Subcommittee on Charter Reform zero bracket amounts' and the ex tax tables, an individual whose tone see a game as weU as the guy in “ Sav. you reaBv knew how to hate." The news shows are miraclee. Show which recently conspier ad a year-end tension of the general tax credit, the act itemized deductions exceed his stan front o f a tu be’ You think you can see a he says admiringly ' me somebody who doesn't tike Hobart report summing up its scrutiny of the directs the Internal Revenue Service to dard deduction is entitled to deduct his Knicks game in a 10 dollar seat at the "Oh. I don't hate them." I rapidly MacNeil or Watier Cronkite. and I D city's charter and administrative prescribe tax tables for 1977 and 1978 itemized deductions only to the extent Garden as weU as you can see it on TV’ assure him "But even people I like best show him the door. On the other hand, if procedures that are to be used by taxpayers betow such deductions exceed his standard Of course, you usually only see the in th e.w orld say srtgjid thing s about he doaso't tike Anita Bryant, he can be a certain income level These tax tables ‘ deduction Thus, an individual must Knicks when they're away/and NBA television I mean, nobody's teeing will incorporate the standard deduc reduce the total amount of his itemized teams lose when they're the visiting a house guest "You're kidding." be says. He looks them to watcb programs They see the tion. persona) exemptions and the deductions by the amount of his stan team, but that's another story “ Wati. Doc. I could go on for hours, greatest miracles in man's history and dard deduction ' zero bracket amount > but I w ouldn't want to bore you or a hole ‘■Don’t worry. Doe,” I say. then complain about the medium that "Listen. Doc. if television is so and then subtract the remaining - lousy, bow come there are at least two into my billfold Before 1 leave, you ‘“Casablanca' is on at the same time. itemized deductions from his adjisted makes it aD possible. 1 say. televisiorL. sets in every home? How come a may be interested in a dtocuaston show Ingrid and Humphrey get top priority gross income The result is the tax owes thgro nothing; they owe plenty ." I LIBRARY program might be watched by CO on TV tonight Four psychiatrists are bn my tube." payers' tax table income .wait for the doctor to point out the million people' Sixty million people! going to disruas the value of their I could have sworn be breathed a sigh TODAY— Pot luck films for- errors o f my thinking- But be says o f t e n * children at the Sunnyside Branch 10C A special computation is required of nothing. So I continue Do you know how many y u rt it would profeM oa . t® s o cie ty ." Edgewood rd . 3:30 p m certain individuals to determine tax Feature films for children "Watch table income married persons filing Out For My Plant" and "Fable of He separate returns (where one spouse’ and She." at the South Wood Branch. itemizes, then the other spouse also 1709 S Wood a v e . 3 30 p m must itemize', non-resident aliens, a U S citizen who is entitled to exemption TOVORROW -Picture book hour for under Code Sec 931 for income from children in grades kindergarten U S possessions , and an individual who through rhirdat the Mam Library 31 E meets all of the following conditions: Henry st . 3 30 pm • a is either under 19 years of age or is a full-time student in an educational SATURDAY—Children's crafts institution for some part of five Snowman Mobiles" for school-age calendar months during the year, (bi children at the East Branch. 1425 Dill may be claimed as a dependent on his ave 2 p m parents return, and i c 1 has. any —o—o— - ” unearned income dividends, interest, MONDAY—Library closed in ob etc * for the year servance of Mamn Luther King's birth The above individuals follow the day same steps as (hose outlined previously -0 ^ 0 - in determining lax table income .b u t TUESDAY- Pot luck films, for then they must take an extra step to children at the East Branch. 3:30 p m reach their final tax table income Thu Picture book hour for children in extra step involves another term which grades kindergarten through third at is new to the tax law scene — ‘unused the Sunnyside Branch. 4 p m zero bracket amount." W EDNESDAY-"Pot luck" films for The zero bracket amount is the same children at the Main Library. 3:30 p m as the taxpayer's standard deduction Picture book hour for children in amount The unused zero bracket grades kindergarten through third at amount is an amount equal to" the ex the Grier Branch. 2500 Grier ave . 3 30 cess. if any. of the taxpayer's zero p.m bracket amount : standard deduction amount) over his itemized deductions THURSDAY. Jan I9 -"P ot luck" If there is any" unused zero bracket films for children at the Sunnyside amount, the taxpayer must increase his Branch. 3 30 p m adjusted gross income by such amount Picture book hour for children in When this extra step is completed, the grades kindergarten through third at taxpayer has arrived at his tax table the South Wood Branch. 3:30 p m income These changes in The law are necessary because the standard deduction is built into the tax tables linden Leader and. as required by law. a married person filing separately must itemize deductions if his or her spouse itemizes ve~Der Sj B u RBAN deductions. The effect is to prevent a ASPiPERS ' i v E » 'C » married taxpayer fifing separately from obtaining the benefit of the M l £3 built-in standard deduction when his or PuMItOMMCii TMortSay V* her itemaied deductions are lower than IwBorkm PaMMMasCarr the standard deduction amount. M e wtrtrti.MktlU r A special ndeappBee loan imfividual'- NCWII DEPARTMENT as deacribad previously as meeting RaSMfd LuongD. M oor Efwfwi r^M x condjtioaa (a), (b>, and (d H u d M«ry t«dnrcx.y» individual's earned income exceeds Ms l « d-r*ct«r At>rv«r »or itemized deductions, uadi earned in come is to be substituted for the •UflNCSSOCFAMTMCIfT itemized deductions in arriving at the ftebor1M *rum *t. 4 final tax table incoaea v«e» p m w r f «* •dve'ti*'"* Became of the buHt-to x » i n n iw tVductien id the tax tablm aad the law c w w l m w . .equirement that thr «sO N r b .
ra g S g g j f c r ■teg or sp ecia l n d e is i the taxpayer’s ' dr'*" EnM rM PIM Post Officsat LMsn. N.J m S «M cuss Matisr. $«M. s. mi under me set o* Mere* *. l«T9 Second cuss Postage paid at Lmdsn, w j . Ease » -* per year. »
. iepfeir’eed N a r-'a '* 1 t fc>» them to Yen And Yarn Mtusy. Copley US SU9U*8*N PSt SS INC Mews Service, ia care* *f this Thyrvday. January 12, 1W8 Astronomy unit UC spring semester Inion Gollege to offer look qt o sts grants Coalition to hear talk Saturn, Mars opens f< policemen by welfare director M m i U t e l i t o taka Michael Gaiuppo, director of the vocattonal refcaMHtetfc* and am- a ttra ctio n Satw day, Jam. Si, at • p.m I ______at Union Union County Welfare Board, will ptoymant for handfcappad. when Axtateor Astronomers Inc. hoick Placetaway, Watchung IBS# and North a t address the Union County Coalition fgr Objectives far 1898 tba first “ otar party” erf the new year at Plainfield High School wtthoto having students, eceordiag to Patricia Human Services at 1 p.th Wednesday formation and referral, advocacy, the Dp wry Qbaarvatory at Uaion to pay additioaal out-of-county Wutthoff, director of admission and in the freeholder meeting /room. coordination of service*, increasing Colope. Craafard. or feaa, tba director noted. Courthouse Annex, Elizabeth. He will public awareness of and eftton In AAI, w$*ct opera tao the obaervatory Special services offered by The s.ose M l and part-time students She aaid the aid, covering the cost of talk about the uses to which the Welfare volvement to the coalition, and follow Jointly wtth the milage, has tovitotftbe Woman’s Center and tt wtU b e e n ro ls d in m are than 1 « college to-co t | tattton and soma tarn, is BdUrd puts Its Tiltle XX money. up on the child welfare conference held public to view the heaven* through the Skills Cntar will be cooltouad in the credit courses, indudfaig now couraee in available through a Law Enforcement According to Susan Ault of Linden. last May. Ault said. obaarvatory's 24-inch reflector and to spring semester These service* biology, boainess, education, Fdura Han P rogram (L E E P ) grant Union 'County Hospital Society The Rev Sal CitareOa, dfractor of mtit refractor Irleecopee, as well as provide motivational and tutorial 'by and literature. Mrs. from the Law Enforcement Assistance delegate, and chairman of the Planning training and education " at St. through a number of members' support far students arl Administration of the U.S. Department Task Force, one of the coalitkit ion's Elizabeth's Hospital, conference i which will be set up on difional help to auccnedtog to i asrvicea, a new non-credit of Justice. objectives ia to improve eflm- chairman , has convened an ad follow I Of the Obaervatory. according to Mrs. Wiwthpff municaOon between the Welfare Board up committee which- wiH - to Aaron Krahnert of Cranford, UMn College ia a two-year L LEEP applications for current and the opportunity to attend classes at and other agencies in the county on uses written proposals far imp ch iin n u L serving the community collage neato of stu d ts and tteae who plan to enroll in location throughout Union County will of Title XX funds. of some of the i Each telescope wtU be foctaed oa a Union County to cooperation with Union Union CO Bags far the spring eameotar be available. An additional 20 objective! emerged The coalition meeting on Wednesday different heavenly phenomenon, be County Technical Institute under are avuflable to the office of student An increase in the evening counseling from a recent goal setting session she is open to the pubBcy Further in said, and AAI membere will be on hand contract to tlie Union County Coor ftoanctol aid. Applicants may visit the staff and the payment of tuition by said. They include improving services formation on the coalition may be had to explain the significance of each. At dinating Agancy far Higher: office to MacDonald Hall on the credit card are expected to facilitate for children and youth, such as infant from Mrs Ruth Banks, vice-chairman, this time if jmur, be added, Saturn and In that capacity. Mrs Wunthof! i C ranford Campus or telephone 278-2800. the neadt of part-time students, Mrs. da^ care, emergency shelters, mental 353-5000. ext 885______Mara wffl be in good location for Wusthoff said. the colleg e is cosnrfitted to meeting the E xt. 228. health services for adolescents. Ser PARAFFIN GUM The general business certificate post-secondary education needs of all Union College offers a twtvyear vices for the aging, such as housing and The "State of Maine Pure Spruce The Star Parties, open to the public program is designed for those in segments of the county community, program to criminal Justice leading to group homes and general community Gum." manufactured by John Curtis in free of charge, are conducted annually terested in sharpening business and .including recent high school graduates, an associate to arts degree. Graduates needs, such as services for His panics, 1648. was the first chewing gum to be by AAI as part of s comprehensive jnanagement skills, free of the adults, high school students, women, are eligible to, transfer to a four-year medical and dental clinics, better sold It wss made from psrsfto. ■ program of public vents Weekly restrictions of a credit program, she the disadvantaged, the handieapped, institution, to eomplots requirements viewings of the heaven are conducted reported. The program provides for MO the non-English speaking and senior for s baccalaureate degree. ev ery Friday at dusk with the exception hours of instruction over a two-year citizens. The program, according to Mrs. Thirsty folks Elizabeth Agency Group o f the third Friday o f the month arhen period. Information on all courses and Rubino, has the largest enrollment of A m erica n s bought 25 INSUMAMCC CONSULTANT* AAI bolds its monthly meeting, to In addition to classes at its Cranford registration procedures may be ob all degree programs at the college billion cans of soft drinks 11 FA WCt ST Mg IT IIUCAACTM N . which the public is also invited. These campus and Elisabeth Urban tained by calling the admissions office except liberal arts and business. and beer in 1976. feature talks by prominent Educational Center, Union College will at 276-2800, ext. 282. astronomers. AAI also conducts offer courses at Plainfield High School. NATIONWIDE courses in basic and advanced New Providence High School and the POLICYHOLDERS! astronomy and maintains an All pets invited to Y program Union Municipal Building for the L«ox8188 F08 A JOS If Your Nationwide Coverage Is Getag To Expire astronomical hotline Weekly reports county residents who are not able to The second annual pet show will be m tar U s or her pet by registering at the Coll The Largest -“ Personal Lines" Agency la ob astronomical happenings may be These titfi* cUasifiwd ad* <« commute to the Cranford campus or to held at the Union Y on Sunday at 1 p.m. door for a fee of 10 cents. Every pet win ' dia beck (< * # p a p e r >*#y be Northern New Jersey. There's A Reason Why... obtained by calling 278-STAR. Elisabeth, Mrs. Wusthoff stated in the Y s Gering Hall, Green lane. be s winner end refreshments will be Each week it's Customer Service! Union College also will continue its 4»Mwrwnt. Malta reading ilia Union. served. 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CaH Union College* Admissions Hot Line to learn how y nfc. \mzn alto mn 11 Elizabeth/New Providence MomMown Mooraslown/Menlo Paiki■ rrw popigp/f *-Thursday, January 12, l»7t LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER THE REFORM ED CHURCH OF U N D EN CORNER W GbD AVE Wiesenthal to give talk Karen Stefanick is bride * AND HENRY ST THE REV, JOHN L. MAGEE JR . PASTOR ^of Donald W. Labella Jr. JAMES HORVATH, CHOIRMASTER as part of a joint series Sunday—18:3# and 11 a.m., sendees Simon Wieeanthal,. founder and m assacres o f Gattete and aaeapad from Karen Stefankk. daughter of Mr and 9:30 a.m., (larch School, preaehool director of the Jewish Documentation aserieoof Nazi death camps. Hate boot Mrs Frank Stefanick of Donna court. through collaga, 7 p.m., Youth Center in Vienna, wM be the first knowd i for capturing Adolph Unden. was married Sept II to Donald speaker in a four-pert sartes In a Etehmann. From an office in M aw , W Labella Jr . aon of Mr and Mrs Monday—Consistory, second Mon special family learning series he atifl carries out rsn arch in. Donald Labella of Clark day. cosponmfred by Congregation Anthe The Rev Fred EUert officiated at the Tuesday—Men's Brotherhood, third Cheaed, Linden, and T n pte Beth Or, The joint aariaateheadad by’ ceremony in St John's Roman Catholic Tuesday. Clark, bsgfaming on Sunday, Jan. 22. at Purdy of Clark and Ifichaol Pmaock of Church. Linden. A reception followed at Weeteeaday-Women's Guild, third I p.m. at Temple Beth Or. Linden Tickets are $4 for anch in the Manor in West Orange W efhwaday. Wieeenthal has carried out research dividual lecture or tU par sartes. The bride was escorted % her Thursday—8:59 p.m.. Senior Choir 9 responsible foe bringing to justice more On Sunday, F eb. 12, R abbi M arvin parents Linda Gilbert of Linden served p.m.. Couples Chib 7 pm .. Boy Scouts than 1.000 Nazi war criminate. A Polish Tokayer wfll apeak on "The Jeertfa as maid of honor Jew, he lost all of his family in the Nazi Community of Japan.” Dr. Abner Rocky Labella of Clark served as best ASSEMBLY OF GOD Weiss will talk on the “ Jews at South man for his brajwr. .416 BOWER ST. A frica ” on M arch 5 and on M arch 18, Mrs Labella. who was graduated REV. IRVIN A HOPKINS. Speaker slated Arnold Mom « 4 present a program from Linden High School and Katherine PASTOR entitled. “ A Goodly Heritage.” Gibbs Secretarial School, is employed Sunday—9:30 a.m., Stmday School Further information may be obtained \ as a secretary by Alpha Wire in classes for all ages. II a.m., morning at next meeting by calling Congregation Anohe Chined Elizabeth worship. 7:30 p.m.. evangelistic ser at 488-8818 or T em ple Beth Or at 381- Her husband, who was graduated vice. -»N \\ of women's unit 8403. from Johnson Regional High School. KIM ZBRANAK Tuesday—8 p.m.. Men’s Fellowship. Clark, and took Prudential Insurance Wednesday—7:45 p.m., Bible study TYtt next regular meeting of the B’nai courses He is employed by Prudential and prayer. B ’nth Woman of Linden will ha held an Retiredgroup Insurance Co . Clark - " Miss Zbranak Friday—7:30 p.m , Youth Service Jan. 25 at the Suburban Jewish Center, The newlyweds, who took a Academy ten-., at 8 p.m. honeymoon tnp to Hawaii, reside in ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE CHURCH Edith Diamond, program chair reelects slate Newark plans fall date l» S PENBROOK TER. woman, will present a guest speaker William Toma lavage was reelected REV EDWARD G PRICE. from the consumers health education president of the Linden Retired Men's Mr and Mrs Joseph Zbranak of PASTOR department of the Perth , Amboy Club during its annual meeting at the Chadwick Beach, formerly of S Stiles REV. EDWARD J EILERT General Hospital Marilyn Savran will John T. Gregorio Recreation Center. 28 Growing business street. Linden, have annouiiced the REV EDWARD G FURREVIG preside. Lil Glotzer and her committee K nopf i t ...... The fast food businesses-those that engagement of their daughter, Kim REV JOSEPH P RICE will sentfe refreshments. Others reelected were: Albert Lowe, sell hamburgers, fish and chips or fried Ellyn, to Sherman J McGovern Jr , son PERMANENT DEACON On Dec . 20, Ruth Kirsch, Frieda vice-president; William Senkus, chicken expect to have more than of Mr and Mrs Sherman McGovern of Balisok and Dottie Jackson served secretary, and jAloysius Dobrowski. 45.000 outlets in the Crated States by Nutley GUY PAREDES Saturday—Masses at 5:30 and 7 p.m. refreshments to 138 ntW citizens after treasurer 1980 In 1973, there were approximately The brideslect, who was graduated Sunday—Masses in the church at they were sworn in at the Union County John Kopchinski was elected a MRS DON ALD LABELLA JR 29.000 outlets from Linden High School, and Taylor 7:30. 9. 10:30 a.m and noon. Masses in Court House in Elizabeth. trustee for three years. Holdover Business Institute, is employed as the auditorium at KriSo a rrt. only On Dec. 15 Mrs Kirsch. Mrs. Balisok trustees were Anthony Savareee (two administrative assistant Jirthe director Daily Masses—6:30"and 8:30 a.m . and Mrs. Savran helped (he patients at years) and John Genz (one year). at Taylor Business Institute Mary Lynn Dooley weds noon and 7 p.m bingo and served refreshments at the William Forster was appointed the Her fiance, who was graduated from First Friday—6:30 and 8:30 a.m ; Elizabeth Nursing Home in Elizabeth. dub’s chaplain. Nutley High School, is employed as a noon and 7 p m On Jan. 22 the chapter is planning a Walter Martin, recreation center pattern maker by Louis A Nelson. Inc. Holy Days—Masses at^7 and 9 'a.m bus outing to the Malibu Hotel in director, was in charge of the swearing- Robert Deen of Cranford An October wedding is planned in the and 5:30 and 7 p.m Lakewood. in-ceremony Barclay in Belmar Eve of Holy Days—Masses at 5:30 At the Feb 22 meeting the group is Genz. chairman of the by-laws Mary Lynn Dooley, daughter of Dr and 7 pfti t Attendance at Masses on Committee, ja p teah nnd Mrs Thomas E Dooley of Cran eve of Holy Days covers Holy Day- by the Flemington Fur Co. There will updated constitution and by-laws which ford. formerly of Linden, was married obligation. i alsd be a "Vienne table." w'aa accepted by the membership. Nov 25 to Robert Everett Deen son of Baptisms—Every second and fourth The B'nai B'rith Women Children’s Any man who is retired and living In Mr and Mrs Harold E Deen of Religious Home in Israel, a modern residential Linden may join the chib, sponsored by Cranford Sundays of the month at 2 p.m treatment center for the rehabilitation the Recreation Deportment, which The Rev Roy James DeLeo. Appointments are necessary.) meets every Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the aasistant pastor of St Anne s Church. Confessions—Monday through of emotionally disturbed youngsters, 9- Gregorio Center. Garwood, officiated at the double-ring Notices Friday after 7 p.m Mass Saturday, l to 14 years of age. it a permanent project ceremony in St Michael's Church 2p.m. Eveof Holy Days.4to5p.rn and of B'nai B'rith Women of the United States and 'Canada Cranford Scripture readings during ST. GEORGE 7:45 to8:45p.m. Thursdays before First the ceremony were by Mrs Shaun BYZ ANTINE CATHOLIC CHCRCH Friday. 4 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 8 p m Mayor Dooley Benoit of Worcester. Mass 401 McCANDLESSST 2 men charged (Continued from pogo 1) sister of the bride, who served as THE REV GEORGE BILLY. PASTOR TEMPLE MEKOR CHAYIM pleted by the summer. The 83.8 million matron of honor, and by Thomas David Saturday—Liturgy at 5 p m . SUBURBAN JEWISH CENTER renovation of City Hall, and the con Sloan of Cranford and Parsippany. who Sunday—9 and 11 a m KENT PL AND DEERFIELD TER with shoplifting struction of a three-tier parking garage Served as best man Vocalist was Mrs Holidays-^ a m and 7 p.m RABBI EDWARD KANDEL are expected to be completed late this Two men were apprehended at the Patricia O'Brien A reception followed Weekdays—7 30 a m CANTOR IRVING ROTHMAN year. Gregorio added. at the Knights of Columbus. Linden Confessions—Saturdays. 2 and 7 p.m. Daily minya service-8 30 a m. Pathmark store on St George avenue early Saturday morning when the night The bride was escorted by her father Friday 8:15 p.m.. Sabbath eve "ONE OF THE UNIQUE charac service manager caught them allegedly at in addition to Mrs David Benoit as ST. P A IT * LITHERAN CHCRCH teristics of our city.” he said. Hte the tempting to walk out without paying for matron of honor, bridesmaids were E ELM ST AND MOORE PJ. Saturday—9 a.m., morning service fact that, despite aU Of the excellent $114.50 worth of meats and poultry Susan K Deen. sister of the groom Sunday—8 30 and 10:45 a m . ser Sundays 30 a m . service industries and commerce that reside Ann Marie Dooley sister of the pride vices Holy Communion first and third Upon searching the pair, police said here, we continue to be primarily a GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH and Ann C Sloan, all of Cranford, and Sundays 9:30 a m'. Sunday Church they allegedly discovered a small residential community. One of the maiq DeW ITT AND ROBBINW 0OD TE R quantity of what appeared to be Deborah C^Booley of Rahway, cousin School reasons for tins is the fact that Linden, REV. CHRISTOPHER C. MOORE of the bride marijuana and another unknown over 9 » a park In addition to Thomas David Sloan as ST. ELIZABETH'S CHCRCH Sunday—Holy Eucharist, 8 a m substance on one of the men. Paul Church School Eucharist and Family system through its Recreation best man, ushers were George S Apgar ’ 220 E BLANCHEST., LINDEN McGuire. -He was charged with Eucharist. 9:30 a.m. of Montpelier. VL, Mark C Dooley, REV KENNETH MAYER. OSB shoplifting and pnear titer of less than PASTOR Tuesdays—Holy Eucharist, noon. 25 grams of marijuana and a controlled brother of the bride, and Bruce M community in Union County. He REV BEDE BABO. OSB Baptisms, weddings, funerals, dangerous tutetance Hogan, both of Cranford, and Robert A commended the Board of Recreation REV DOMINIC EAQAN. OSB counseling by arrangerntn with the McGuire's companion. Joseph McLeod of Mountainside Commissioners, the Recreation pastor Donnelly Jr., was charged with Mrs Deen. granddaughter of Mrs REV REGIS WALLACE. OSB Department and Alfred Volpe. WILLIAM BLAKE, shoplifting. Both men are from Car James F Dooley Sr of Ingalls avenue. recreation superintendent, for the - MRS. ROBERT E. DEEN PERMANENT DEACON teret. Linden, was graduated from Cranford UNITED METHODIST CHURCH city's park system. High School She attended St Leo SISTER ANN O’ROURKE. OP. 321N. WOOD AVE > During 1877, the m ayor noted, “ the College in Florida, and until her Grail gives talk PASTORAL ASSISTANT REV. DAN. R. BOTTORFF City Council, again ted by that model' marriage, was employed by the New SISTER ROSEMARY POTT. OP, CRE PASTOR HNS will hold .of muntctpel government excellent, its Jersey Bell Telephone Co as a senior SISTER MARIE PAUL SCHLESSLER. Divine Worship, 10:30 a m president.' Edward Murawski, did records clerk in the payroll and cost at School 10 OP. YOUTH MINISTER Church School, 9:15 a.m another fine jo$” Additionally, he Joseph Grail, director o( the Union office Elizabeth Holy Day Masses 7, 8 and 10 a m , Choir, United MetbodtaT Women, Oplatek dance welcomed George MUkosky as the new County program for the Prevention of Her husband, who was graduated 13:98, 8 and 7 p m adult interest and «*>—■— grotgw. munrifnan from the Eighth Ward He Drug Abuse and Narcotic Addition, was The annual Oplatek (Saner dance will from Cranford High School and Saturday Masses—5 and 7 p.m. ju n io r and senior High Youth replaces Val ■ hnbriaco, who became the guest speaker at a recent meeting of be held on Sunday. Jan. 29. at St. Fairletgh Dickinson University. i fulfills Sunday obligation) Fellowship and pastoral Bn« city clerk upon the retirement of Henry the School 10 PTA Theresa's school hall, Clinton and Madison, w here he received a bachelor Sunday Masses—7:15. 8:10. 9:45 and Call for our schedule of a ctM a er* Baran. Grail opened the program with Liberty street*, beginning at 4 p.m. The of science degree in bus mess, is em 11 a m . 12:15 and 5 p.m. “ Mr. Milkosky,” said Gregorio, "has displays of drug paraphernalia and MORNING8TAR HOLY affair is sponsored by the Holy Name ployed as a computer program analyst Daily Masses—7 and 8 a m , 12:06 demonstrated talents and abilities in cited cases of drug abuse in the county Society of St. Theresa’s Church lor the Interna) Revenue Service. p.m. - CHURCH. INC. manerous civic works, including his A film presentation and question and 1009 CHANDLER AVE , Music will be provided by the Washington. D C Eve of Holy Days—Mass at 7 p.m. membership on the Linden-Roeelie answer *jeriod followed U N D » f MusicaBawes and a dinner and buffet The newlyweds, who took a fulfills Holy Day obligation i Sewerage' Authority. He is a welcome Barbara Johns, president of the PTA. REV IRVIN EVANS, PASTOR will be served, The traditional Oplatek honeymoon trip to St Thomas. US First Friday—Masses st 7. 8 and 8 addition.'' said the founders day luncheon will be Sunday services: Bible church (Christmas Wafer) will be provided. Virgin Island, reside m Laurel. Md At the bogfeping of the organization held on Feb 6 a.m,, 12:06 p.m. school. 9:45.a.m ; morning worship. Tickets are 112 a person and tables meeting, Councilmen Louis Roberts of Confessions—Saturdays. 1 to 2 pm ., 8 11:30 a.m.; Young People's meeting. win be Reserved on a first-come, first- the Second Ward. Myles Hergert of the to 8:30 p.m. Eves of Holy Days and 6:30 p.m.; Evangelistic services. 8 p.m. served basis. Further information may Public Notice Third, James loczi of the Fifth and Thursday before first Friday. 1 to 2 Prayer meeting services: Tuesday be obtained by calling Peter Bartus at p.m Tuesday evenings after Novena 982-1888, M ichael Shvinski at 882-8192 George Kudak of the- Seventh Ward o* Soptee, C leeway 4 Co northerly from the and Thursday, 8 p.m. •'Official notice devotions were sworn in for three year terms on Tnt PlannifHI toirtf Services Auditor 4 ntersection of the Child care service provided. or Richard Czech at I •aprov*d T** touow--ng Financial Advt*or northeasterly id s line of Baptisms—Every second and fourth the council. *yOdtv*K>ns Time Pertoo For me Miner Terrace and me Benjamin Rosen was appointed by No "37%. F Viltoni, 51 E 1971 northwesterly side line of Sunday Appointments are necessary, Avt Cost Fee to t* provided in Henry Street; and from call the rectory. LINDEN PRESBYTERIAN the mayor to the Library Board for a Ho 329. E 709 the 1971 Municipal Budget said beginning running CHURCH Dated January 4 , 1971 thence (1) Along fha term that expires on Dee. SI, 1882. LOuiS Avt PRINCETON R D , AND Air Quality The Planning Bo*r LINDEN GARDEN •rf ImmuhanaeuMy------iwrawtm Thi» w • ---- I C./vnnr JT .1mm. .in KrtUuroM t “ w y w r t M i . •LUNCHEON There It due eaanwlmelely IMWJI wHh Iniereel tram m i A T t i c * •DINNER It FAMILY DINNER July tS. m t and caete. - The Sheriff raeervee Hie •TAU-OUT ORDERS WeuM you Hkapsnw beta T ll|l>l m Xtmrttm II ■ S u o Prtdeymleader it preparing aaprspapar ■ - - - - » M9 ELIZABETH AVE.. LINDEN t f W K iW ASKINC IS FRONT 862-3444 MSHM 1 J a n .L l 'Goodbar' Thursday, January 12, 1*7* Movi® Times tinues SUBURBAN CALENDAR All times listed are on I - LOOKING tamtohfd by the theaters A)R MR GOODBAR,g o Od b / Thur., Mon., Tuae., •; ■tarring Hen* Keeton, ie Music/ dance Film ELM ORA ( Fri., sat., 7:if •:•; Sun., being held over at the Five Art Potato Clneau. Union, for ■LI MOUNXAINStM— Netulatute - THE- DEEP 4 * 7. 0:19. Sat., Sun. Ferrl, films. Sundays at SOUTH OUAMM-CallactMn a fifth weak T"* sw : J6 rm . 2 .1 Frt., Mon., Tuts . 7:1J; matinee, GATOR, 1:10. vwwvw* P.mp.m. TralMTrattate* to NpturaNetvri and of witars tram m i ana »tn The picture, which also fntatotoPuetkuVi/ seen** tenter, Watchun* century arttafi Jan tj. Meyheuse to become Sat., l:3e,|:M ; Sun., 3:40, haadryptlen. 232-JWO. March IS. McLaushim ■tars Tuesday Weld and Library. ' Satan - MaU------7:11; YOU UGHT UP MY FOX-UNION (Rt, B> — Richard Kiley. and which MONTCLAin-WM Jersey — a rm y ir f liK UFE, Thur., Fri, Mon., WORLD'S GREATEST lympnony Or a nbn-profft theater feature* R ichard G ere l SOUTH OajLMWU—Mertwyt plajwtlghU w il Turn., »:»; Sat., 3:10, LOVER, Thur., Mob , ■ earman, paintings. w as CrJ.tocMr Paeturwe wariu JJttwusb •prlna Mmeatar. •:30. 10:10; Sun., 2. 5:50. _ JLBJO^FrM br*a*M ioven, Mayan and u n io n —'Optra Carnival.' Student Cent*, Main theater ae a breeding lapted from Judith V#r« Jan u , I >o pm National Thaatar JLML Set. 2,7.8:45, 10:30; Sun.. Lounge, Seton Matt J s t B r o i Rotsners best-selling M gtclau Hipn School t i t Jan 14, II a m and 1 p m., Unlvartlty, 742 4000. dramas a ad 1, 4:15, 6, 7:45, 9:30 Ktan C oiitee Ctiildran s »taf a Monprofit Dennis In 'Fallen Angels,' novel. Richard' Brooks SUMMIT—Maw jersey Jym Thaatar Sarlas. IV 2337 FIV E POINTS CINEMA -O -O r f In to ehteb win Feb. e through March 5, directed “ Mr. Goodbar,” Chony Orchestra. Jesse FOX WOODBRIDGE - »• • v Vine » i i i a Lconductor U II W V L I V I Other events rwufciutkefaraatieaafa It was announced that at Paper Mill Playhouse, which is R-rated and Featuring works by SUBULAN Y 0UTINB8NT WORLD’S GREATEST cotaral cantor hr the the theater “w il more M lllbum photographed in color. Tchaikovsky, Sett®, Navel TIP: MOBBISTOWSS—Marcal performing art* fca New than Qttly eearert to Stage has LOVER Cell theater at Jan IS, 1:30 p.m Summit Alwoys lock your paraeo Marceau Jan 14. • p.m "Gator,” starring Burt School. 424 O tt door ,J t might be the aosSat Jereav. Equity status." The center 014-0044 for tim eclocfc. Reynolds, will be the w* ,T ^'eL D —New Jarsoy if*# *!5tbo &u!h ir a iso has plans for IM e- tte title "The Burns, 81, star list matinee feature Saturday Symphony Orchestra New Jersey Public producing film s, LOST PICTURE SHOW voung People's Concert t Mo 1 0 0 The Morris Stage, (Union) — Last times and Sunday at 1 :» FaafyrWg works by Naval. Theater," tie new center educational and com Southi if .. Joplin. Sabaiius ana is starred Morristown has today: MISTY Copland Jan. 13. 10 30 a m wtl develop prog, ana for mercial, employing local announced its winter Westfield Mign School S34 SPtCIAL An eloquent testament BEETHOVEN. 7, 9:50; •303 actors and New Jersey season and the opening of 'Sasquatch' to the Joys of longevity it PAMELA MANN. 8:20 locations. Gary Cohen wtih a new exhibit in Its art George Burns, who SASQUATCH, Fri., 7:15; BEEF SHISN-MBOB^ a m at artistic director gallery by Pam Timmons on 3 screens Theater m arked the occasion o f his Sat , Sun., 1, S, 5, 7. * : " Sasquatch." a true life Shuhorf Acting beaded by of the playhouse. Bill The winter Uneup will 4 4 9 9 Slat birthday on a film Mon., Tuee., 7. 9 adventure film, rated G. OLOOMPISLO—'-A Hatful of D e ti Chrtetogber Biach will be manager. include Marcel Marceau. Natn - Performance* Jen t sound stage by blowing out opens tomorrow in three The theater wiB seek Use Callender will con Peter Allen, the Good through Feb 4 Thur*day*. Ff Includdt the candle* between MAPLEWOOD - THE local theaters: the Lost Friday*. Saturday* at I 30 ^ frame from art-oriented tinue to be director of Rhts, Kenny Rankin, and p m i Sunday* at 2 p m Our Famous seeing of “Oh. God,” GAUNTLET, Thur . Fri . Picture Show, Union; the '4 fcaadations for nee in publicity and public a jazz mini-series starting A ctof'* Cata Thaatar, Soled gar 1 which It being shown at Mon., Tues., 7, 9; Sat., Old Rahway Theater. we»tm initer Tnaatar, producing new play* relations. Additional in with the Duke Ellington Bpoomtiaid Collage 42e the Payk Theater, Roselle 3:30,5:30,7:30.9:30; Sun., Rahway, and the Sanford 7643 w der a work-te-prcigree* formation may be ob Orchestra tained by callin g *71-5704 Park, an e double biD with 3. 5. 7. 9. Theater, Irvington CBANPOBD—’ El Grande de 1 program where Pantomimist Marceau Coca Cola ' Dac 2t 31, • 30 LIDO “ Jerem y," 'starring The Loot Picture Show o r S l-M H . will appear Saturday at 8 P m. Jan 1, 7 30 p m DINER & RlSTAURANT Robby Benton. NEW PLAZA fLinden) will show "Misty - - - r - . ySaturday* e u ' u a y i .and Beginning tonight at 0 p.m. and -Sunday at 2 p.m Sundays through jan u OPEN SALAD BAR "The nicest thing about — Last times today: THE Beethoven” and "Pamela and Thursday* thereafter. Ca beret performer and —,Mi*r®aft«r r —' Celebrationy.ii*ui en«r being 51," said Burns, “ is GAUNTLET. 7:15, 9:25 Mann" for a last run ROUTE 22 OERTER ISLE Richard Peaslee’s former husband of i-i«a 15 1 5033 or 272 5704. looking forward to 82." HEROES, Fri., 7:30, 9:30; tonight. “ Heroes" ends its 1 SPRINGFIELD 379-1259 production of theater Minnelli. Allen. a EAST OBANOB-Arttlur W Hama Mato I n N A AM baking Dane Burns, who received an Sat , 1:45. 3:45 , 5:45, 7:50. run tonight at the Old Rah !«■'* Ttw Pr|c« ■ Dec X On Nramtsas Onltyl songs, “ Four Years After songwriter, will appear Oscar in “The Sunshine 9:55; Sun.. 1:30.3:30, 5:30, way. and at the Sanford mrougti jan 2* Cabaret the Revolution," will be Jan. 27 at 8 p.m . Playhouse. 141 s Harriion 'Boys,” ss best supporting 7:30, 9:30; Mon , Tues . Theater St 672 4424 preeofted. It will star The Good Rata will be Christopher, Carol actor, plays the title role 7 15, 9:15 MOUNTAIN LAKES-—'My seen on Feb 4 and soft Pair Lady 1 Through March of “ God" in this film. He is 21 Wednesday, Friday, Vtiocdlo, Miss Callender rock stylist Rankin . on 'O z ' seen opposite John Denver OLD RAHWAY (Rah classic Saturday and Sundey- EL PESCADOR— - and Randy Hertsog, ac Feb 10 __ titaiiiMfi NeilTfiew Yoker companied by an or and Teri Garr Carl _ ...... way) — Last times today: SPt .Id-Tl— 2 9 Dinner Theater 334 0059 r t*o Pool i o K tnq « ® a t i © 4 Ellington will begin his |)rn n r^ ----- 7 9 05----- L ' 7 chestra of five members. Reiner directed the movie T h e Traveling BBUNSWICK—'Man s eries on Thursday. SASQUATCH. Fri., 7:15 and Superman ' j®n J3 yrciac M arch 9. Playhouse will present through Fab 4 George 9:05; Sat., 1:45.3:45. 5:45. Street Piayhouie 414 AtMbUoMl Information "The Wizard of Oz." l i t South toe. Craefcnt 7:50. 9 45. Sun'., 2, 3:40. 5 t » 9* St 244 7717 THE SMFMft MAPLEWOOD may be obtained by classic children's fantasy PBINCETOS—The New York 272-S7M - Bl-Sttl 5:30. 7:25 . 9 15 Mon. in the Performing Arts Pro Musica s 'The Play of T ar aaMrvatoau calling 540-9271. Tues.. 7. 8:55. Daniel,' a music drama. ! 4 7 W Westfield Avo , Roselle Pa'W Center. Middlesex County Opens jan 3 at 8 p m 2 4 1 ? -ZOO Froo Parking College. Edison, Sunday. McCarter Theater 609 921 PARK 1 Roselle Parkl i-« 1700 . 'Lover' held Jan 29 at 1 p m. SOMERSET—'Star Spangled JEREMY. Thur . Fri., This is part of the G irl.' Opens Jan T4 Mon., Tues , 7:30 Sat., 2. McAteers Dinner Theater C h e t itm it Tavernaft Restaurant by 2 Foxes children's Theater series 469 2522 "T h e World's Greatest 5:30, 8:40; Sun., 1. 4:15. sponsored by the Division 949 Chtstmn It., utitan a m p l e pbeepabking 7:30; OH. GOD. Thur . Op®o D®ily Lover." starring G ene of Community Services 11:30 AM the finest In “ 1 Wilder, who also Fri.. Mon.. Tues.. 8:55; Additional information Museums Midnight produced, wrote and Sat . 3:30, 7, 10:10: Sun NEWARK—Newark Museum, Fri. 8S|t. may be obtained by- 49 Washington St.. 733 6600 Til 1 AM. directed the movie, 2:30. 5:45, 8:55 calling 548-6000, Ext. 350 Monday Saturday, noon to 5 Closed Tues continues its run at the p m Sundays 1 to 5 p.m Planetarium shops Fox Theater, Rt 22. SANFORD (Irvington) Saturdays, Sundays and Union, and the Fox — Last times today: 'Gauntlet' film holidays. MIDWAY, 7 20; MOUNTAINSIDE—Trailside Theater. Woodbridge is held over Nature and Science Center, FKEWUDIM Carol Kane. Dorn HEROES. 9:30 Watchung Reservation 232 WITH A ll ENTREES Clint, Eastwood directs 5930 Closed Fridays DeLuise and Fritz Feld SASQUATCH. Fri.. Mon . and stars in “ The ONENS4HBS. are featured. The comedy Tues.,7.9; Sat .Sun., 1:30, MOtyTCLAIR—Montclair Art 7 Day* » W»*k Gauntlet,” an action- Museum—3 South Mountain Daily Sgaclalt waa made in color. 3:15, 5:10, 7:05. 9 Ave 74fr5555 Sundays 2 to Man. thru Sun. drama, which continues 5 90 p r^ ciosed Mondays Whara Good Food Mm D®«i® On Fr timti— | for another week at the A mp4®t®Pai PtirKto*®^ Air Can®. NEWARK—N.J. Historical I* Traditiooal RIOT’S IINER RESTI0RIRT Maplewood Theater, Society. 730 Broadway, 493 Maplewood. 3939 Tuesdays, 557 MORRIS ML EUZAbETH- 351-7775 N iven nlacc to oat Wednesdays, Thursdays Naute 22 A btay St . Hillslto Tire picture concerns a and Fridays, 9a.m. to 5 p.m. h | d y corksalty iw vift yav f try aw P IN N E R sacaei Phoenix detective lj^w4tit F R I^ f *«» any a«tfr«® fram avr maww. K iik N tivi it®*, a s sig n e d to protect a 'baiting DON I pw PRlMlSSi IPiCtAL CMILORIN S MB MU lUHNIItMEN S LUNCHCON MO« PBl % woman wanted as a prosecution witness in a mob trial. \ •f(£l7>llahumu£ PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Elmora bill 9 • xCAIAUAtCM"-samuatcitv W S aScR cuv — I o S r v goti up» ^iOf,CHARGE • HO* TurktV . JJim ucA mueft ■7'®'* h H e u r y a n o r t t t u t d ht. added over ^ " E l u d e s - -u> •~'«' already famastic r , , h e |p winntna V«"eaWe- a.j. ,nq to make lh.- ■ celebrate tbvreve-"1 - -- ,nu w ttg w e buyanv'dm.wt^o( ^ vaW or fcss you a swPn^ HARGK 1 bis absolutelv F R tt O r . child and you can complimen’- “ t they eai O N ,his,s a limited u 'Wa''Jve o - • W W '^ l^ tok.-outor^ I • OWerOHtOH no* I MOP ONLY rwiLV )?n X on a r t H>(ra* ____ . Thursday, January 12. 197g ' * FUNNYSIDE Energy chief x L Marines artist i *J: SUBURBAN lists Socarras says gas ample paintings show REAL ES------Dr. Cayetano J. Socarras of Caldwell for new plants Corps' history was vbted a member of the Permanent fM■'> O_o U An exmbifion Of paintings jVpic ^Xily-"#'STjtnjrt>s • Farm Country lake • Shore New Jersey Energy Commissioner ...... - J paintings depietirw Committee on Criminal Law at the major events in the history oRhe U S Joel R Jacobson this week recom World Association of Lawyers' 1977 Marine Corps win open todgy at the election. mended that the state's gas distribution New Jersey Historical Society, jjo L companies be permitted to take on new Broadway. Newark Dr. Socarras, a justice of the Court of industrial customers as a boost to the Appeals in Havana before he was state's economy through additional job The paintings, all done in oil, are by forced to leave Cuba for political opportunities. Major*Charles Watarhouae of Edison, reasonrtn 1990, teaches history at Kean Jacobson said his recommendation is 'A new record... 1* straight days artist in-residence of the Marine Corps College. Union. based on current reports which show a without any good newsf The exhibition, which runs until He was hired by Kean to organize the more than ample gas supply and on March 18 in the Society’s Little Gallery, school's Foreign Language Depart jiredictions of milder-than-normal has been displayed at the U S Navii ment when the school made the tran weather for the balance of the winter Phone service Academy. Liberty Hall in Philadelphia sition from a teachers’ college to a season. and the National Geographic Society « liberal studies institution. He was in "We are now in a position to make a federal tax cut Washington. D C. strumental in developing the Spanish decision on the question of new The federal excise lax on telephone The paintings were done by speaking program at Kean which offers hookups," Jacobson said, “ which will service—trimmed from five percent to Waterhouse for “ Marines in Spanish-spaaking {students an op benefit the state's economy and not four percent on Jan 1—and will save Revolution," a book publubed Ey the portunity to achieve college credits by penalize the existing gas customers of New Jersey Bell customers about $12 5 Marine C o™ io e tftf nation's Bicen taking courses in their native language the company." million on their telephone bills during while simultaneously taking intensive Writing to the Board of Public English training Utilities. Jacobson said limited gas the year. Waterhouse, with an extensive The excise Jhax. beingjjhasetTout by Socarras, who has a ' Ph D in law hookups should be authorized for Public background as an artist and Illustrator, reducingU^prceiftage each Jan 1. is from Havana and a Ph D in history Service Electric and Gas .Company. was a combat artist in Vietnam from WELCOMING P A R T Y — Buffet serving trays were quickly emptied at to end Jan 1. 1982 from New York University, has written Elizabethtown Gas Company and thfc,.. 1966 to 1973 and is author-illustrator of residents of Clearwater Village *n Spotswood where 'the good life' is availa The federal excise tax is paid on most books in English and Spanish They South Jersey Gas Company^ Sum sketchbooks dealing with the those 52 and over in homes starting at 116.990 local service and equipment charges include grammar texts and his most "I am reconuaendtrig,'' the energy Vietnamese war. and on charges for interstate and in recent -work. “ A Study of Imperialistic ofl^iafsstT3, "that the companies begin trastate long distance calls Waterhouse, a graduate of Newark Frustration." ~ to hook up industrial customers im . It was first imposeiPby Congress in School of Fine and Industrial Art, , Clearwater Village mediately with new residential getting 1914 and was repealed in 1924 From studied, with W.J. Ay I ward, Leopolg. gas around March I, barring an interim Planetarium plan s 1932 to 1941. a tax was collected on long Maual and Steven R. Kidd. crisis. distance service only Since 1941. an "The gas which the companies will be The exhibition is free to the public special for Scouts excise tax ranging as high qs 25 percent offers 'the good life permitted to sell to new customers will Tuesdays through Saturdays from 9 3o A special 75-minute program tailored has been imposed on local and long be equal in volume to the companies' a m to 4:15 p.m. ““Clearw ater V illage entd 1'ufft‘L open bar. and activities ''An open to help Girl and Boy Scouts satisfy gas sales lost through attrition and distance service "SitF a festive an evening of merriment fireplace, game rooms, astronomy requirements is being of conservation as well as the increase in A completely equipped, and jusi relaxing areas fered by the New Jersey State Museum "residents welcoming'’ lower priced gas supplies ." party Dec 15 at the VFW modern recreation All this is adjacent to the Planetarium at U:30 a m Saturday. Post in Spotswood building will open April 1 Clearwater swimming Jan 21 It will be'repeated at the same vance registrationis required Infor SAFELY Alan ^Weingarten and at Clearwater Vdlage and pool which enjoyed time on Jan 28 and Feb 4 mation is available from the MSSM Bob Seder were co-hosts will feature 7.000 Square tremendous success last Admission will be 50 cents, aiyLad- Planetarium. Box 186. Trenton 0*825. at the affair More than 50 feet of carefully planned year As a new venture, 4 - guests enjoyed a hot and spare for year round several pet parks have been instituted and have Job study met w it h such success that M il O il's more are planned for this Gordon gets vear / at Upsala This community o^i \ manufactured ranch-typeT"'"'U p6ala College is of homes offers "the good fering ah unusual course top N.J. post life for those 52 and over, in the psychology of work as much as 1152 square and career development CALENDAR Kaufman and Broad has in Washington Township, feet of living area, two during its January' in OFCOMING recently named Michael J and Monroe Village in bedrooms, two baths, a tersession Gordon as the'TSew Jersey Williamston "dream-type" kitchen and Dr Aaron Nierenberg of Divisions director of A native of Florida. EVENTS many built-in features South Orange, who will All Events are Free to the P u b lic marketing and sales Gordon received his un Set on individually handle the academic area, Formerly with a dergraduate degree in landscaped lots, the attributed the course’s Philadelphia-based hous business from Florida homes start at $16,990 popularity to the fact that ing producer Gordon Southern College, and he today's students "are Information on the Friday, Jan. 13, 10 A.M., Route =22 will oversee the com- completed a year of law "good life" at Clearwater hungry for any in prehensile sales school before starting his Village may be obtained formation that will help ANTIQUES programs at all of the housing industry career as by calling 251-5100 or by them tackle the job by David Carl division s current New vice-president of sales and taking Rt 18 east to Main market." What is an antique7 Why Collect7 Learn how Jersey projects These marketing of a Florida street exit and following One of the areas that to evaluate antiques and flow they can be include The Greenhouse, regional housing firm the billboards. wUI he explored w ill be the identified by Mr Carl, appraiser collector, a high-rise condominium relationship between a researcher and dealer in Chffside Park a person's work life and his Country Place, a 376-imit or her total life. Students NAIL IT DOWN adult community in will study whether choice Lakewood the townhome Equidad gets of occupation affects communities of Princeton personal characteristics Friday, Jan. 20, 10 AJM., Routa =22 Court at Coventry Square or if one's personal ART OF CAKE DECORATING If you're thinking of advertising in thq in Howell Township and lifestyle determines the by Mildred Ladder local newspaper to boost soles .. . you've Sea View ar Fairway big sales spot type of occupation that is Learn how to makt^professron^ looking | hit the noil on the head! A constructive Mews in Spring Lake pursued cakes for birthdays anniversaries, holidays Heights, and the Ocean Context Development $41,600 on an acre of land Students will conduci a and special occasions Skills include borders, ad program here can effectively remedy County single family Co . a major developer of Wooded one acre field study of Upsala flowers, writing & creative experimentation. your business’ lagging sales problem in home developments of the Florida real estate has homesites can be pur alumni who will receive announced the 'ap Woods of George town in chased separately from questionnaires in advance expensively. Try newspaper advertising! Toms River and New point ment of Equidad $6995 and then will be in American Homes an International Inc of Information about the terviewed at their places Settlers Landing in Livingston \as its sales Village of Rainbow 'bf employment In ad C a ll N o w ! Bamegat In the New representative fqr North Springs can be obtained dition to helping them find Jersey market near ern New Jersey Emil from Equidad Inter the answer to the basic Philadelphia, the division Jung is the broker for national Inc 107 E Mt question of employment- SUBURBAN PUBLISHING has three single family Equidad Pleasant Ave (Route 101, life relationship, the community jobs Liberty Equidad will be offering Livingston 07039 survey is designed to UCREASED SALES 686-7700 Corners and The Birches properties at the t illage of teach them to develop Rainbow Springs, a 6.200 thetr interview skills HftSSIAN FLY acre pre-planned com One of the earliest munity 90-miles north of known insect invaders of Tampa and 20-miles west North America was the of Ocala, Florida The Hessian fly w hich arrived Village of Rainbow in the bedrolls of German Springs is a joint venture mercenaries during the of Holiday Inns and American Revolution The Context Industries Inc pest eventually destroyed Two and three bedroom homes at the Village range millions of bushe.ls of • • • wheat in this country in price from $30,495 to A Great Place For A When you feel like relaxing, drop in at Geiger s We re an Y//////SY easy-gomg plaice where you can //A really make yourself comfortable You won t lind all kinds ol exotic sounding.foeds on our r \ \ menu You will find a long list of great selections and weekly specials—reasonably priced and - cooked up country-style to satisfy the heartiest appetites We've got generous mixed drinks icy cold draught beer plus the greatest salad, bar none Better than a salad bar because we wait on you1 Nothing's fancy but everything's good There are even 1/2 portion meals for less than hearty eaters We don't have afty pretensions at Geiger s We are what we are A darned nice * "‘C O M M O N place to visit Daily Specials— Visit our Produce atcM endfiain^> and Bakery Departments. JRajor Credit Cards Accepted. New JrM t V Iruls outstanding collection of prestigious SENIOR CITIZENS 20% off townhouses. ALL M EA LS betwet Located - m the incomparable Village of Mrndham. These finely crafted residences enjoy a privacy, quiet and security few others can attain. 1 Tino. three and four bedrooms, recreation rooms, dens and garages available. ■ „ Sixly Tkrrr la f in e Huadrrd * . . ' ■ ■ •- LINDEN (N.J ) LEADEt ay. January 11, 1976-9 Recreation Calendar OATS AND ACTIVITY TIMI-*IA£A Ws.m.-SRC T . JAY ' ■jKiylUII Hague, . . _____ 9:*e.m.-JTGRC 4l Martah Sanlor on^ Datable foe...the flu VMtclMM* fpm^JTOR? by CO'emlelWb ' 7:S0pjn. CCR l pmJTfl Gtriv gettvwy program J. U p m • tw o f defeating Ms former high school ta.m-Sm. Sawing claps,.woman 7 p.m. ISRC some of thorn in school Monday and tomorrow with Union. We'U have to Adult RosEatball League Fmne straight vktoriaa, Linden* they were white as a sheet.” set bow he comm along,” the coach mentor, B u sy Fox of St. Patrick’s. Bgraswrestling program 1 g.m.-SRC BDtvWsn a: 45 p.m. • PA'JIM NM t top-ranked basketball team was finally explained. “ I gave the kids a few days Roaey Peoples lad the way for Linden TOMORROW FIE LD HOUSE — PtatGAtaoSSr^W W. with 27 point* on hot outside shooting Testieregr 7 p.m. -JTGRC Curtis st. stopped this week , by the flu The players stricken with the ailment off and Just hope tbsy'Q be okay." GfNNrM• ■ w wi Morlth JTGRC •p-Jottn'T. Oragsrla Racraatlon included starters Darryl Devero, If Devero doesn’t play, Imbriacco while center Aaron Howard tailed 16 Senior Citizens' Group OmlanrTJTtnopI at. Six of coach Gerry imbriacco’* 1 p.m .. GMM8C - 5RC — Sunnyslda Racraatlon Can tar, Meach Koluch and Byron Stradford aqd Devero, 16. Howard out-reboundsd Boy* and girl*' players were bitten by the bug over the indicated he would probably go with 6-4 activity program a IRC Malreaa and Orchard tarracas reserves Gordon Austin, Gordon Seder John Krotuhs at the forward spot. the Celtics' outstanding Junior cantor. GMMRC — Graatar Ml. Moriah Baptist weekend. Linden was farced to post SATURDAY Church. S4 E. Uth st. and Mark Hopkins. Devero, accordh* Burnett Adams, 11-6, in a battle of the tWRC — tfh Ward Rscraatton Clrcls, Sadia pone Its Tuesday dash with Plainfield Wrmtu,___ - »:»e.m . • Softool 1 to Imbriacco, had lost about 10 pounds county’s two beat big man. Overall. — -mg program for piaca and Park Avmua In the St. Patrick's contest last W HEELER PARK — Whaolar Park, Rt. 1 until Feb 6 at 3:46 p.m. as a result of Linden held a 41 23 rebounding ad . r • ’ •r Jec c h i id r an I p.m. Jersey Lent* tbs problem. since last week and was bedriddso with Friday, the coach expressed some Junior Basketesii Laagut IJ J e .m .. School* and S. Wood avanua McMANUS JHS — McManus Junior High a t63-degree temperature. Devero dissatisfaction with his team’s four- vantage. Aside from the varsity matchup with MONOAY School, 100 Edgswood rd. _ . _ “ iyp’ve boon lucky to far with no played in Friday’s big 7M6 triumph coraef offense late In the game in spite San tor citizens' SOEHL JHS — Soon I Junior MlghAchool. a- Union tomorrow, the junior varsity craft ctataaa *30 a.m.. JTGRC cons pi. injuries and sickness," said Imbriacco, over St. Patrick’s of Elizabeth and of the victory. “ I Just want the kids to Llndan Actlvo San Ion 1p.m.JTGRC ______SCHOOL 1 - School No 1.72SN. Wood avt. who added, “The weather and going scored l* points despite haviiM to be gain enough experience in the next 10 game will pit two unbeaten d id * tin Ward Racraatlon SCHOOL 4 — School No. A tf E : Morris Coach George St Andresay's Tigers are Clrcla from a hot gym into a cold locker rdOm taken to a doctor immediately following games to prepare them for the tour lpm.PWRC •*?.CCB— Community Cantor Buildine, SOS S, Swim program for contributed to our kids getting sick-. the.game. naments coming up,” said Imbriacco 6-0 while the Farmer's will take a 90 retarded children J 10p.m. YMCA, Wood avt . n , record into the game Rgtiwoy YMCA — YMCA. 1S44 lrvm^JJ)slvway They usually never complain but I saw "Dhrryl is doubtful for our game who got an extra bit of satisfaction out Sawing class Women 7 p.m.SRC JERSEY LANES — Jorsay LafWBowling Wraatflng program «p.m Flew House Alloys, M N. Park ava. “ Community contort art opan from 4:30 to I A e MAM MMO IS MOCMfYS a i l TURSDAY TMAC soarAMS LtAOAK IS Ratirad Man's Club ip m . JTGRC 4:30 p.m.; school community contars. 35 am Ward Racraatlon cants raglstratton for 1*77 74. msmmmmw Faculty, Walco continue a> helm m to MAH .£ SO YCAHS m ■ Circla 1 p.m.lWRC MONDAY — Schools 2, 5, 4. 7, I ; School 4, OLD imUCM 3M . AMO ~ Taan pr ogram 7 pm. JTGRC S STILL AN AMATUNG indoor racraation program ! W n u * ; school h,L o tJ N mm o n t h e for ratardad children M S p .m -C C I adult program, evading AaRXHIS 2 SC**. WESNESbAY — Schools 2. A A I. 10. School MARTY AMO ANUBC, ASS 2. afternoon*. 3 to 5; SchSol 4, sftamoons, 1 to MEMBERS O f THE HBW of Adult Basketball League play S. ENGLAND W * * U «K . THE THURSDAY — Schools 3. 4. 5 School 4, o frfm o a gcrcae spent PAL starts affamoonA 3 to 5 p.m. 2S 90A*l/MG YEARS"** Walco Exterminators and Linden nip Image, 87-86 in overtime in a game Skrupskis and Fred Burke combined FRIDAY — am Ward Shaltar The exmyr red \mhgs A n d 4 y e a r s w t t v High School Faculty lead the A and B that was closely contested throughout SATURDAY — School 2. (:10 to I I :JO a.m:. THE HOUSTON AtMSS for 31 of Star Sports' 41 points Informal baskatball. School 5, 4:30 to II 30 Division, respectively in the Adult Tony Picaro sank two shots from tte a.m., informal baskatball - o -o - basket play Basketball League sponsored by the charity stripe with 11 seconds left to Linden Recreation Department. give Okl Stock on 87-84 lead and insure THE STANDINGS M w HAS SUM fD CX*VN A Division SOMtmUT Bursnu h a s Old Stock Tavern. Kuzma Sunoco, tte triumph. John Henry Fairfax led w L Pet. Season begns +*£ GUILE AND SAVVY TO and Pro Shop Associates -emerged tte Old Stock offense with a personal for Midgets PLAY 7HE GAME, AND DRAM Walco Exterminators 4 0 1 000 CROWDS. HE HAS ONLY AN victorious in the A division, while LHS season high of 31 points, while Paul £** GRADE EDUCATION/ BUT 3 1 750 The 1978 Linden PAL 11- 12-ye»r-old for-Pee Wees Faculty, McManus AC and Electric Manning recorded 28 points Image's, Old Stock Tavern HAS EMRAD A FORTUNE IN 3 2 600 Midget Basketball League got under H S CHOSEN FIELD. HE HAS Kteibasa posted victories in the B Bob Johnston, paced his squad with 21 Wolfs Tavern way last Saturday at the PAL Youth SCARS. HAS m o OONCUSOOHS Image 2 2 500 And ms eyes co^ tantly Division in last week's competition. markers, while A1 Bakunas added 20 at PAL center 2 3 400 Center gym. All eight teams were in SUNK FBOm HEAD INJURES. A Division play saw Old Stock Tavern points and John Callahan had 16 points Kuzma's Sunoco i 3 2S0 action The Linden Police Athletic League's Kuzma's Sunoco rallied in the fourth Pro Shop RR Revival 0 4 nno In the first game, the Knicks belted (PAL) 8-, 9- and 10-year-old Pee Wee quarter to defeat Wolf's Tavern by a 71- the 76ers, 73-45. as Don Franco poured Basketball League opened its season 62 score Trailing 56-52 at tte fourth B Division in 30 points for the winners. Derrick last Saturday at the PAL Youth Center Cook's 71 -point total period tip-off, Kuzma's scored 19 points W 1. Pet. McGhee added 13 and George Walker gym while limiting tte Wolf’s offense to six LHS Faculty 4 0 1 000 chipped in with 12 points for the win Notre Dame nipped Princeton, 27-25, points for tte quarter Veon Lassiter Mike's Tavern 3 1 .750 ners Craig Taylor with 17 points and with Bob Schmidt (10 point*), Richie is single game mark led Kuzma's with 19 points, whil^J^enny Electric Kieibasa , 3 2 600 Billy McDonnell with 14 paced the 76ers Zhck (eight! and Anthony Squegila Hopkins and Ricky Gardner each McManus AC 2 2 500 scorers in the game. (seven) leading the Notre Dame Adonis Cook, a freshman starter 10:30 a m. Rutgers vs N.C State, contributed 15 markers Jim Burke Star Sports 2 3 400 The Warriors nipped the Bullets, Si scorers. Matt Iozzi, with 15 points, from Soehl Junior High School, 11:30 a.m. All games are played at scored 18 points for Wolf’s and Pal Checkmate 1 3 250 ts. with Sterling Johnson getting 16 paced the Princeton team’s offense and established a one-game Junior League School Six. Hagen, 14. Hairsmiths 0 4 000 points. Lorenzo Simmons. 14. Tom Ed Mack added eight points for the scoring record as he scored 71 points in Pro Ship Associates, a new entry in Miller. 10 and Tim Duven. 9 for the Tigers. Ioxzi got 10 of his IS points in the tte league, recorded a come-from play last week Games scheduled for tonight are: last quarter. behind victory over RR Revival cm a victorious Warriors. Darren Patterson The Junior League, sponsored by the Kuzma s Sunoco vs RR Revival, 5:45 Ohio State topped Oklahoma, 32-20. in Wrestlers lose Bob Ross shot at tte buzzer to register poured in 27 points for the losing Linden Recreation Department, saw p m , Pro Shop Associates vs. Image. 8 another Pee Wee contest as Jeff Wade its first triumph by a 50-48 score. Ross's Bullets. Long Beach State, North Carolina p.m.; Old Stock Tavern vs. Image. 9 poured in a total of 20 points for Ohio - 18 points led Pro Shop, while teammate. The Lakers nipped the Celtics, 30-28, State, Rutgers and Marquette emerge 1st of season; p.m State. Brian Tauelin added six points Bill Stein, had 12 points. Clint Beriont in a low-scoring contest with Eric victorious in competition. . On tap for next Wednesday are: and Glenn Cooper added four for and Jim Hickey combined for 29 points Felder getting 13 points for the winning Cook's output surpassed O'Neil record is 2-1 Hgirsmiths vs. Star Sports, 8 p tfl winning Ohio. Jeff Moaley played a fine Thomas’ record of 57 points which was for tte Revival squad Lakers Teammate Paul Zack added Just two days after scoring a thrilling Checkmate Hairstyling vs M^Jdanus game for losing Oklahoma as he scored set during the 1976-77 season. In B Division action, LHS Faculty six points and Cliff Hurling, five. last-second victory over Rahway. AC, 8 p.m,; Mike's Tavern vs LHS 16 points to lead Oklahoma’s scorers. Long Beach State, behind Cook's 71- pushed its record to 4-0 with a 57-49 Robbie Walker led the Celtic scorers Linden's varsity wrestlers met. their Faculty, 9 p.m. '* Texas was red hot and topped point performance, rebounded from a decision over Checkmate Hairstyling with 14 points and Brian Odums added first defeat of the season as. Clark All games are played at Soehl Junior Rutgers, 34-17, as Mike Zdiarski 48-43 deficit at halftime to upend Tte Faculty jumped to a 16-5 lead gt tte six triumphed, 30-20 on Friday. The Tigers High School poured in 16 points. Gene Law, Rick Nevafla-Las Vegas. 95-83. Allen end of tte first quarter, but Checkmate are now 2-1 in dual meets The Pistons belted the Bucks, 42-22, McLaughlin and Eddie Zdiarski each McPherson chipped In with W points for narrowed that margin to 43-40 at tte as Calvin Ledford poured in 19 points scored four points for the winners.. Jim Holderbaum at the 168-pound conclusion of three stanzas. Ken Long Beach State. Nevada-Las Vegas spot and heavyweight Dan Barbarich for the winners. Renardo Mack end Manny Rose led Rutgers with nine was paced by Peter Wilson with 38 Tanke’s 24 points paced tte Faculty and Rec wrestling both suffered their first losses at the Lenny Mayer added 14 and six points, points. Teammates Maryann Baimann points while Kirk Colvin and Paul Bill Kinny requested 10 points Joe season in the Clark meet Holderbaum respectively, for the Pistons. Bob Tate and Ray Albert each scored four LeWis had 16 and 15 points, respec Burry wasted a 26-point effort for to open season had nine polnta and led the scorers on markers for Rutgers was matted by Bob Bartkus at 3:25 and Checkmate. tively. Barbarich, hero of the Rahway meet, the Bucks squad while teammate Michigan topped Maryland, 194). as N.C. State kept its record un McManus AC pulled away in tte The Linden Recreation Department dropped a 14-7 decision to Clark's Neil Cedric Clark had six points. Ensign Greene scored nine points for blemished as it handed Princeton Hs fourth period to post a victory over wrestling team will -open its season in Esposito Jfob Montgomery. Unden's the whiners. Tony Odums and Carl first setback by a 71-64 margin Tyrone Hairsmiths. Hairsmiths held a narrow Union County Junior Wrestling League unbeaten 170-pounder, was replaced by Onque made four markets for Michigan McLaughlin pumped in 38 markers to 31-29 lead at the midway point, but on Saturday THE STANDINGS Charles Milks- for the Clark encounter and Walter Brzyski, with five points, pace N.C. State, while mate Darryl McManus knotted to game at 44 after W L and Miller lost, 4-1. Victories for the Linden will be the host for Union B at and Jim Mazur, with three paced the Walker, registered 28 points. Kirk three quarters Danny Focus, with 17 Knicks 1 0 Tigers were registered by Kevin Kaelin 9:30 a m at School One The league, Maryland offense. Charles had 25 points to lead Princeton, points, triggered tile McManus offense Warriors 1 0 at 108, Steve Gunther at 115, Aubrey composed of teams ■ from 13 cord; while Don Zsak and Henry Trani each Larry Olenik had 12 points for Lakers 1 A McLaughlin (pin) at 129, Bob Weber at munities, is now in its third year of THE STANDINGS had 16 points. McManus, while Leon Mintacheqkc and Pistons 1 0 u I 141 and Rich Suliga at 148. Lou operation. W L Rutgers scored its first victory of tte Joe Zaranks each scored 10 points 76ers 0 1 Wisnowski drew with his opponent, 5-5. Linden, which will draw its wrestlers Notre Dame 1 0 season with a 44 38 triumph over St > Dave Thomas led Hairsmiths with 16 Bullets o l at 135 from among 40 boys participating in tte Ohio State 1 0 John's. Jerome Johnston led the points. Chip Struck! added 10 points Celtics o l Ironically, Clark wdh the meet by program, wili have matches in tte . Texas 1 0 Kutgenjeam with 16 markers. Carlos Electric Kieibasa noted its tjiisd Bucks l sweeping the last four matches, star following weight classes: 60, 70. 75, 80, Michigan 1 0 Wilkins scored seven points for St. victory of tte season with a 47-41 ting with 158. The Tigers’ strong suit,Up 85, 90. 95. 100. 105, 112, 119, 126. 133. 140. Princeton 0 1 John’s. triumph over Star Sports Guard Tom till now. had been the upper weight 14! to 158 and over 158 Tte recreation Oklahoma 0 1 Marquette posted a 71-61 victory over Lesniak led the Electric Kieibasa at classes, wijh Holderbaum. Mon team is under the direction of Bill Rutgers 0 1 Seton Hall Craig Mayes and Kenny tack with 14 points while teammate tgomery and: Barbarich leading the Daniels and Mark Gergich Maryland 0 1 Butler scored 29 and 28 points. Kevin Conor had 10 points. Bob SPORTS way. respectively, to pace Marquette ‘ Going into the Rahway meet last ^ l|r ★ A Reynold Judes’ 32 points led the Set on Wednesday, Tiger coach Ted Thomp Fishing group Hall attack and Jerry Clark scored 17 son had been more than concerned with * MANHARDT BROS. + WEEK Varsity girls markers holds election his team’s lack of depth from sickness ■ I and injuries. He felt that the strong The Newark Bait and •ROSELLE TIRE CO.: LINDRN HIGH— Varsity an* junior record is 5-2 THE STANDINGS Rahway team would be a little too Fly Casting Club, at its * vanity; Union, Jan. 13, noma, 3:43 p.m., * 155 St. Sh t e i Aft., Rtstllt 241-M11 W L Pet. much for tte revamped Tiger lineup. annual meeting in the Scotch Plains, Jan. 17, noma, 3:4Sp.m. Girls: E very member of Linden’s varsity * Hillside. Jan. 12. homa, 3:45 p.m. Rhaway, Lopg Beach State 3 0 1.000 After both teams exchanged points on Kingston Restaurant, Jan. 14. noma, 1:45 p.m. girl's basketball team scored as the ♦ NbGrState 3 0 1.000 forfeits in the first two weight classes, Union, reelected Ron : DELC0 BATTERIES MCMANUS JUNIOR HIGH-Ninth grata:._ Tigers rolled over WeequBhic of A Tarrlll (Scotch Plains). Jan.’ 17, homa, 1:45 Princeton 2 1 .667 Gunther tied his man, 2-2, and EUterto Jacobsen as president for p.m Eighth grabs Hubbard (PtaMMd), Newark, 61-21, last Saturday, the Marquette 2 1 ,667 Rodriguez piimed his Indian foe in 1:38 1?I|B % MU- US > . jan. 14. away. 1-ZOpjn Edison (WseMletd). victory was the fifth in seven outings Seton Hall 1 2 333 ' However, Rahway took four of tte next Organized in 1907, tte i f J*SsEHL ^J&'nmS * MIOM— Ninth grads: for coach Gabe Obester’s team. TODAY for tte Eilzabath, Jan. 17, away, 1:45 p.m. Eighth Rutgers 1 2 .333 five matches, except for a 0-0 draw-at club is tte oldest fishing Lori Kauchak scored 10 tint quarter ♦ mads: EliiabaHi, Jan l i away, J:4i p.m. 0 3 .000 organization in tte state. Parte (Sclach Plaint). Jan. 14. away, 1 :0 points and Oilda Lameiras added eight Nevada-LV 135 and seemed ready to put tte meet ♦ p.m. Roosavatt (Wsstftstd), Jan. 1*. away, St. John’s 0 3 .000 out of reach. Fishing movies are LOWEST PRICES! as the Tigers raced to a 29-9 lead They * “ O—O— Montgomery delayed that potential featured at each month's a p "V - WRESTLING enlarged that to 43-12 at halftime and L m » m ____ ^ Games scheduled for Saturday are: Indian victory with a 5-2 decision at 170. meeting with frequent i f *"**** SM ^t^H y JWJ JV: than held Weequahic scoreless In the & P f«infMd, Jon. IX Marquette vs. Nevada-Las Vegte,. 8:30 Huldet beam outpointed* hte man, 8-2. guest speakers on fishing, ' * TyWruflfl, JiH .Tt# m W w f » it. C r w m , third period with a tenacious defense WHITEWALL ...... hams, 1:45 p.m. a.m.; Seton Hall vs. St. Johns, 9:30 and suddenly, Barbarich needed a fall hunting and conservation *»•*•—KBnil Otoaafor noted, “ Our kids are really i f MCMANUS JUNIOR in tte final match to pull out tte victory Information Jan. 13, away. 1:45 p-m. Hehwey, Ji\mn. it. playing team basketball and are a.m.; Long Beach State vs. Princeton, * for Linden. He did it in-dramatic berthip may "toiM L^/utliC t HIGH— Elizabeth. Jan. lookjtai for «*eh other. Balance has fashion, matting Rahway’s Rich by writing ESISHOW TIRES * 17. hams. 3r4S ''JJjgw J M bean the key to our suooass thus far.” To Publicity Chairmen: McMillan with only two seconds 25 Gleneide drive, Budd A LINOENfhGee-UnlonCimolic, Jan 12, That statamont was bora out by the ____ 4-PLT_____ 3:30 p.m. Scotch Plains, Jan. 14.1:30 p.m. Would you like some help In preparing remaining on tte dock. Thus, Linden Lake 07828. A-74-11...... $11 A 1*. 1,30 p.n fact that not one Unden player scored more than one basket in the final three newspaper releases? Write to' this took tte meet, 28-27 and Barbarich had E-71-14 4 IS $2$ A. maintained hit perfect record of five periods. For the season, none e l the newspaper and ask for our "Tip* on CARPENTERS, F-7S-14 * 15 .. $29 * pins in five outings until Clark came A T T E N T IO N t S*lt yourself to team members is averaging more than Submitting News releases." 30,000 tamiliet with « low cost G-78-14 4 15 $30 ♦ 10 paints per game despite the s-2 along * Want Ad «M 7700 H-7414...... $31 J-7414...... $32 ♦ * 1 the contest with 14 FRIDAY DKAPLINI n at sals' while Sue All Items otter than spot new* should be In our ofilce by SUBUBAM PHISHING CQRP. F .a .T . Im .-FMB MOUNTING j * 11. noon on Friday. mmmm mm NEMOS 2 PART-TIME * CLEARANCE PRICES ON GROWS * Lacrosse clinic DISTRICT MANAGERS * at Kean Jan. 21 TO SUPIRVtSB BOYS ANO OIRLS, ♦ A fall-day ■development lacro*** 11-14, OCLIVERINO THE SUBUR * 1 by Bean College and R Co., wM bo held -on BAN AIRE IN UROEN. r Jgg. 21 In tbs engage gym. CAR NECESSARY. J# M ir IM P MSCMVTAKaSg _ M geBiie for t d # ached and Sn a k e s i a l m m i i t s t m i £ S : d •:» a jet.. *9 cover tte POR AN APPOINTMENT An afternoon d tte to i CILLM I-7TM «m I * m mr. n m , w i k i IK MUSH I AJt. AM S P J . *».♦k,»y*******y»V ' 4Pr Thursday, January 12, 1978 2 l 3 H ------jLi------T V tsftvlci______MAN-W flfdd THHRAPNUTIC MASSAOi I Plica Ibck Mehwexy MACHINE SHOP TRAINEES SWITCHBOARD Operator license for all ra x w s experienced, typing * salaryy A prgftMhertnE; ceN l i k j i a sM. oak tag n » "t#A W ANTED must speak English phases of factory work. billing. Fieesent office A Tobta'rs f i a n c e . HiitoMe, 445 445*44 after I P.M. very goad ar m y m perea*. I n d u s t r ia l Racking. shipping, benefits. CeH 37*4440- Irvington. men. MACHINE A INOrNEERlNO maintenance, production, etc ------K 1-15 CO.. INC. 1737 W. Elizabeth ------— K l 151 Mrt. Nancy NOUS* SALE INSURANCE PERSONNEL Full time. Apply OKHtBL TNACNNRBII T V F N MErkef research Psychic Repair 4 ' Ave., Linden. MFG CO., 400 t wianion Orlve, documents in your home on our rvtno Avs^ South Orange R-l 12-1 100 4ATUROAY5 ONLY Advise an all ^___ ^ eon iceftend Rd. 4 Cintar SECRETARY Kenilworth The Publtohors of World Book IBM electric. Weddellver A pick typos of readings. Consult NURSES A Mo in •mall ------R-V14-1 St., exquisite furniture, OPPORTUNITIES infirmary In roflroment horn* to tncyclepedle. on equal apply, up. Most be occur eta. fast Alive gfttad isdy, xsnifwoy ^ N j Thh H an n M M t t l paaWwt, W a M n ip h M work every other weekend. SALES employer will train applicants to in Mountelnelds or W estfield. and pananal emtsmt, mmtHmtm alandaid present setae demenetretione Cell 235I2JS c r Out to our ralocotion on Januory 30th, (• 3 Sylvan . JOHN HANCOCK working Set. only. Position pays “ ECLIPSE** Mcnlarial d a te . Muat be iMponadd* and e* Cen Set. 741-4241. ^ ^ ^ K-l-151 TBBNA4BQANCB4 Woy.Porsippony Naw W* or# »eokinf 940 tar 2 lets, tar 4 N a g s w- T T Ft$T— GOnersl office work, paMa o* owkinf on am . MUTUAL LITE potantlal of SISBcer nec. Cell D. ROCK GROfePJBAND garden equipment. applications for fKo following positions: OPPICE Aaatosowt Pert Tlmo. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Del lea 2357777 or 442 1*22 muet be good on dot eft A figures, FOR HIRE L 745M S . Tha quaMwd applicant mud haw food typm| Goodwtthfigures, sonwtpjtoj must be experienced. 5 dgys KHOOL DANCES. PRIVATE K 1-15 Millbum. Mr. Wegner. Announces career opportunity m i l ) * JACK PROBT and alano Uottv wcwM W wpahanca and a in teiee A management. * year K 1-151 week, from * *. Qftke tacetad PARTIES, ORADUATION X 1151 financing A training program. in Union noor Union Cantor. DANCES. i T C NIPPINO AT YOUR TODS? TYPISTS plaaunt tanmauJiha Waphon* mannar A OFFICE CL NAN I NR TELLER-EXPD. CALL“ LMI M lKE J75S113 w* have Haht worm beefs ta Monthly salary up ta t\Am p M immediate employment, Ftaeoo can 44f D M •oad mamoiy and an apMuda tor dataih it hours 5 4:34 P.M., 5 day week, commission. Complete training • 1151 TOM -994-1494 chase the enttw in choice of 5 ' Dlctophono ond stroight typing from copy (M stertkia rate S3 per hour Cell Berkeley Federal Savings, Short ZMI'S colors tar lust Sif.45. otao we in Life, Casualty, Fens ion, Hills office. Many fringe WPM). correspondence. reports from writton 447 aso ext 474. Mutual Funds, etcP TYPIST have coneignmenf s *f sketao, ski ------R 1 151 benefits Equal oppty. a KcvraW. Ma t» HlIJn ip-, hockey gear, etc., and cppy. Somt proofrooding will ho involved. • eowsAUirtoauarawm. employer. Call Mr Gordon 447 where needed, many benefits still i OFFICE WORKER This, is one of the meet 2440 tar personal interview mci; gr«m w b u rb;' »:355.^ r • rUASAtn IWU 1 MOMM H M M M L rewarding programs evattetpe 1l6 »T : ta Mature person neetttd tor smell ------K 1-151 deys. Starting saiery *1*0. "Poenvts," II yrs. . vie. closed Saturdays til office Must be efficient for today Contact Mr. Abbru o eee REPUBLIC METAL FROO., FILES RECORD CLERKS not an wixrvuw. cau m aon n bj or Mr. Minton et 374-1124. TELLERS Burnot Avo., Union. Mixed nottes. diversified duties. Typing, nec . R 1 22-1 Grew me savings A loan has Springfield 37* 7>«4, Mrs .reed, part com*, ten 4 white SPORTS SWAPS experience in operating a immediate fulltime openings tar Reword. Pleeee send her beck ta 17 no l*th St , Kenilworth Will ch«ck, ,«tu p ond v*rily lor occurocy all 5 7 A - 0 5 0 0 Burroughs L3040 billing SALESPERSON experienced indtvtduets, union X I 151 machine helpful 144-7744. Drug Store in omen seeks R l 154 ______^ K , „ manuscript, and raport, in preparation lor ------K 1 15-1 county area, excellent co. paid TYPIST reliable person tvH or Fart Time benefits. Cell Mr Mellllo at 245 LOST: REWARD GOLD LOOP typinf. 2* GIBSON ft. VO DART TIMN— CLINICAL, help U S P.M. experience in cosmetic Full time position available for K ITCNNN SBT—Avoeod* 2313 eccucete typist with major FILIGREE EARRING. VICINI groon. * choirs 4 table, ills., O A M C N i needed in Linden. Confect by teles an asset, however will Equal oppfy. employer tram right person Good position concern tacetad In E. Orange. TY ECHO PLAZA, Ike now. 4450997 RATERS G ir r o s .• 070*4 men. Customer Control ------K 1 51 Learn ta use letaet dote entry S P R IN G F IE L D 332 4241 ------K1 12 Supervisor. Quaker State OU tor Housewives Can *4* tail (In Training) bat 10:30 a m to 5 p.m Mon. equipment. Mutt type e ANYTIME. KITCNNN tot. avocado groon. 4 womtrt »no Minorities Candidates Encouraged Retlnmg Corp., 55 Jefferson Rd.. TEMP PERM. minimum 94 W.P.M. Starting ------R M 54 Complete ropcTrtt with information *wppliod by thru Frl. chairs 4 table, S1SS. Like new Whippeny, N.J 074#1 Rieaae ------R 1 151 HIGH R A ttS NO FEE salary S12S to 5135 weekly POUND: DOG, brown, tamota, fiold personnel. An aptitud* for moth is include phone number Excellent company benefits medium site. Vicinity Irvington X I 15 ------— K 1-151 TEMPORARY JOBS Cell tar eppt Miss Romeo. *74 Center. 372 0471, 372 *30 required. SALES POSmON LA ROB Sectional sofa w-cover, FAfcT Time, earn 541* per Excellent opportunity for 3340. Dun a Bredstreet me ------R 1154 hour, flexible hours, like to tk|k ambitious person, involves "INSTANT WOII” Equal oppty. Employer. INSPECTORS to people, no experience sales and rentals of commuter ------R 1-151 Mtete hwpBCttws IJ K i l l (In Training) TYPIST FOR necessary Call today. Fuller terminals, printers A related TYPISTS LIGHTING fixtures, tamps, Brush CO. 241*141 equipment Salary end PIANO 4 OUITAR Inefructtane. ------RM5-1 DICTO. TYPISTS t*. per lesson Com Mr. ““ ------Ts 4 repairs etaefcs, Morris County NEWSPAPER OFFSET SHOP commission Seod resume or Conte! mo _ ftrgptace equip. Huge )* PART TIME letter with qualifications to SECRETARIES ______brand names et Mac. For fiold w^rkwprk involving on-tile physical in WE WILL TRAIN YOU TO OPERATE SOPl 4ISTICATEO Transnet Corp., 2005 Rt 22, TYPISTS ______^ .M M . The Rsseler'i Coup, Rt 29 spection* completing reports of somo. An ap TYPESETTING EQUIPMENT MODERN BUILDING. GENERAL CLERICAL Union. N J. Q74B3 R |.V51 KEYPUNCH i, N.J. open 7 days Duties include heavy phene PBIVATB DRUM LESSONS— titude for moth and some knowledge of the COMFORTABLE WORKING CONDITIONS Your homo or my studio. From work, tfling, invoice matching A Temporary short A tang Xht soma typing Hours either 4:35 it’s Y a r G M ct rort ta Mg bend. construction fiold required. Co. Cor supplied. CALL MR DeBENEDETTOPOR APPT term asslEnments LINEN CLOSETS 414, clothe* 12 30 or I S For Interview SBKTMY available. bobby Jonn 3750994 All the above positions carry most competitive contact NORDSON CORF , *52 Experienced secy, with it you Ilka ta work, enjoy ------*122 13 ctaeet S25. storage hamper* S5. 686-7700 steno A typing, ta work Fart variety, and hqve good mlec Item*. 371 29*5 solories and a complete benefits package. More Rahway A v t . Union, 447 *740 P «y D ay E very Friday of«c# skills. Kelly Services OUITAR LESSONS We ere a member of EEO. Time, hours in Linden area. 3 beginners 4 Professional*. Also RMS importantly advancement potential is unlimited. days e week, high rates, no too. is the piece tar you. W* have ------— ------RM51 Staii-lf PirtRMl mony Interesting eioctrhE Bass lessens, by LOVI SKAT, COLON* Xb,' A 1 TEMPS prafasslonal Instructor, Don NORTH HICKORY, * MONTHS FART TIMB OFFTY. to sell 301 n .WoodAv.,Linden 4251*01 assignments welting for easily Inarketabia servlet Temporary Permanent you COME IN TODAY _ ^ Ricci Lonflno. 4B75743, 407 1773. PERSONNEL INTERVIEWS Wilt BE HELD ON COUNTER PERSON INSURANCE »0 ------K 1 151 *Chw*wfl« ,u*w Full time for quality ary Due tg promotion *nd raaitors. 5e)ectlva laeds Thursday A Friday Jpn 19 A 20 4 A M. to S P M. cleaner ,Exp preferred expansion wa hava the provld*d. Set your own hours. SDCNDTANY Pert time F T 964-7717 N il* Mitlpurn Area Can 37* 0411 following openings: Sales experlance desirable but Mon. thru Thurs. Typing A » In Del Nay Eldg Far Uk MATTEEtSFACTORY HOLIDAY INN ROUTE -10. ------RMS-1 not necessary Will train, shorthand reouired Cell 374 We Specialize r 7373. » up. oB tepfdTc 4 custom Livingston. New Jersey DAY Cara Group Teacher, N j interviews to be scheduled M I-6 01 4 CLAIM locally Fiaasa call 405 442 4300 ------_ _ R 1-12-1 - v 1 151 BATH SHOWROOM SALE odd sites. Sweet - DrepmsDropms certification required’ S*no All t _ ____ Godding, 44) Chestnut st , For appointment in advance call: resume Dy Jen 20. !97| to CLERK-TYPIST HOMESTEAD INSFECTlON WARRANTY CO 1100 Oevls St KELLY GIL fleer samples. Excellent values II I ■ l j MRS. VAN DERLYN 201-543 45I0 Executive Director U T C A O No experience necessary Twpsrary Office on vantttat, pfumMng fixtures, KM Farrington St A Vauxhsl! Rd , Camdtn, N j. 0410*. A Division of xoliy Sorvicee or send your resume or letter to: R 1121 SECIETARY EqualOpptyEmptayerMF medkkw cebtaefs. fowcets. etc Vauxhail. N J 0704* Full time steno required. A s s i s t a n t s inetallettan available. Beuuttful ------K 1-15-1 WORKER S COMP 1 Suburban are*, salary open. a— 1 151 ★ Baths. Cantor isle, Rte. 2*. MOVING SOUTH INSURANCE DENTAL ASSISTANT FULL CLAIM REP FART TIM1-10 to 4, melt or , C*il tar eppt Mr Doyle, 17* Typtet-Typeoetter Union. 407-OSS. TIME EXPERIENCED X-RAY. 1 year experianc# female Congenial office, phone j ______8 M M RIGHT NOW! X-1-J9 MUSTSELL LICENSED, FLEXIBLE sales, no canvassing Off Rte 22, Proof reader LAST WEEK OF U L E HOURS CALL 925 5397 Union 444 3434 u c h i t a :. . , t FOR: Wanted ta work eves. Coll 94a- Plana Book- sheet SERVICES -----„------r— M-1-15-1 LEGAL TYPIST ______x 1 -15-1 active mtereeimg *533 Will train estate office. Breunell A —------X M51 trol 21 DOCTOR 5 ASSISTANT Mature PERSON i Kramer, 1415 Morris Ava. SECRETARIES ■xcottaht (owdltloa the ptanetarte, 1444. antique OFFICE person EKG. iv s Part tima, For insurance office, ta answer i ------‘ -e-iegg. YOUNG MAN ta do general altar I P.M. — dote. oRWy 4ltaor approx. 20 hours. Cau 372-31*4 AUTO PHYSICAL phone A general Otfica work X 1-151 TYPISTS fectory work. Somer mechanic ei ------K-1-IS Birch doer 4*1x29,1-4 O F NEW-JERSEY ------K i l l 1 Morrlt Ava , Union. 447 4442- Flexibility or pro** experience preferred war 4*7x31, I alarm DAMAGE FIELD SECRETARY-PART TIME but not etoonttal. Will train BIBLS PUZZLB CORNBR. A DR APTSMAN- W— E lectrlcat, ------X I 151 hours dally, flexible, strong with lust published chJIdren's 17x24, very «n* permanent position with smalt Variety willing worker Must tcpssr In chiha. plaaawers. Mack 4 744 Arood Street N ew ark. H .J, 07102 CLAIM REP PHONE SOLICITONS figures, typing, steno, secretary person. No infer motion* on activity b by MHt Hammer; WITip, growing firm Must hava 2 yre exparlanct to accountant in Springfield A good weekly paycheck 32 pates d — i i o r ~ ^ “ an equal opportunity.employer M/F _ experience with electrical a EXPERIENCED tttaphone. Schmid 4 Son Jnc. COMMISSION BASIS ONLY Send resume to office mgr, 4 0. tail South Sprlngflold Ave. •nteyebta schematics and control panels Box 430, Cranford. N.J. 07014 W EN EED bey Sr girl Fun Denefits, good starting FILE CLERK CALL 371-0*00 or 3752021 Mtsd*. slicing machine. Zenith | R M A I | ------HA-1151 — -----— ------R 1-151 the Bide b. . . salary Call 925 9303 tor eppf YOUR HELP NOW! ------— X I 121 of tan-ta-do guttles end quixsss. dock radio. foBrics Excellent opportunities tor SECURITY including ugheilstaring, S IL L IT tor only S3 Household ------:------— R1121 Printer-Letterpre** Send 79 cents tar your cagy ta — permanent career positions k lug* Heidelberg. exDsrtaneed. Experience preferred. Dreeeing BAKER BOOK HOUSE, 1419 Sesy Giid* wheels fat items A furniture cen bring you BOOKKEEPER ASST. with one of the leading room supervision, toll time, MARPflWER refrigerator, linens, casni A 3une Wont Ad will; greeting card publisher, full MSHWASHBR wealthy St., Grand Rapids, w h o l e s a l e . credit I DRIVERS TAXI CAE full Apart property end casualty tima, co. paid medical surgical. liberal benefits. TEMPORARY SERVICES FOR PARTICS. OCCASIONS bisneketa. beautiful picture reech *0,000 lemiue* for only S3* collodions experience helpful tima work, must be over 21 yrs. insurance companies BONWIT TELLER frames, 4 others, Glrfs 24" with coupon appearing weakly Ilf# insurance Apply: IRVINGTON ALSO OOO JOGS. 447-4214. HA i t* Call tor aopt 379 4100 Call 373-5757 SHORT HILLS MALL U tS Ig ’ingftotdAv. ------HA 115* in our.9 publications paid in; ------— K 1 151 ------R 1-1J-1 interview by eppt. only Fravessi Greeting ------K 1-12-1 CARPET Canary yellow Sit*, ’- wO) i n s advance at our Union otfica ■ PROPICIBNT TYPIST WILL ocritan 41 yds. Ceet 1291 $tuy. Ave or our Irvington DRUGSTORE Mr.Bucklow, 374-2500 Senior Computer Op ELIZABETH I new. Dby* 745194. Card Co. 704 Jersey Av. JSi 5590 DO TYPING IN MY -NOME, weed killing, men, women 4 office 22 union Ave Bookkeeper Stock sales A delivery. ll Edison FI., Sprtngftatd Knowledge of bOsinoea bask WILL PICK UP 4 DELIVER. 1321 girl's fine clothing, new 4 ------. _ ^ A T F I Excellent opportunity tor ------R 1-151 language, ability to make minor CRANFORD RMS Full Charge experienced 375 *2*2 REAL E STATE SALES' rogremmfng changes. 2B2 North Av.,E 5 ^ ______H A M M CEMETERY PLOTS Accounting Clerk Career sales opportunity tar an Sxceiiant benr*tts. Starting 272 9120 sot of Hoover cl Experienced in accts. at R e s p o n s ib le p e rs o n , R1 151 j j now, girl's lab set, much. receivabia, payable A accounts experienced to general ledger, i#xp#r lanced person. High salary based on axpartonca. WOMAN SINKS day or ovonlng analysis Excellent co benefits, i 3S’ a hour week. small congenist EXPERIENCES TELLERS commission, bonus, Incentives. cCrk^sJfasS**. Cali Mr j, ■ N f W I M H n i m congenial otfica Starting salary ! office Large Esaox County Savings Can Don MecCev TOOL KSKHEI core tar aideriy person. Coll Garden* CHECKS baaed on experience Springfield EDiSONS MANAGEMENT CO Bank has openings for tutt time BIERTUEMPFE l OSTERTAG ----- 1—------1---- x 1-151 Mult) Slid* Expertane*. nm ___ nt Av., area. Can Mr j, Clark, 379 4590 W Hillside Ave ,Hillside EXPERIENCED TELLERS. Realtor *4*0*5* Midwest corporation Send ------A K M M Union 4454994 C ICO: 1944 Stay. Exc*ilent working conditions A ------K 1-151 return* to CIm s . Bex 4241, A v t, NEW matfteos. twin or toit-SJC ------K liJ-1 ; 92* 7300 Suburban Publishing, 1241 M A TU R E womea with APPLIANCE REPAIR man w, ------• T " R ’ 72 1 fringe benefits Please call *24 •30 Morris Tpk„ Short Hlils REAL ESTATE SALES SET NP-MAIfTENANCI experience at office work 4 Sofa 0*54110 Bunk bedthmiod 5*00 ext 703 E qua iOppty. Employer MF Local resident needed to Iota Stuyvesent Ave, Untan. N.J. COMPLETE KITCHEN— 19 241-9443. Air Cond., washars, dryers-, ------K 115-1 07003 figures seek* employment. ------Ktf refrig., good saiery A profit CASHIER RECEPTIONIST- life » R 1151 leading suburban realtor firm Maplewood 4 Irvington area. cabinet*; (ink. well even,u range. Complete sales training t H8WESM8IER1 ------— R 1151 heed- Excellent cond. 9752 sharing, can 9 to 4. aaa-0344 tiling, pert time 5un * 2 P M . KITCHEN HELF7 A M 3 P.M 37700*9 Tobte's Appliance, Hillside Mon A Tues * 5 P M. 52.45 per provide#. Excellent earning lit* manufacturing_____ * TOOLMAKERS ------R 1-153 Non, Juot tanod. !.___ O S790 Mature, steady work ter salad potential join the profeeaieneta assembly operation,itlen. Same — ---«“------H tfl! nr Richard Service Center. 1459 operation DELi CLERK Must Cali 972-4423 anytime APPLIANCE S A L R S * Sjyhd Ave, Maplewood 7*t ineecurltyt in our Millbum office Can Mr machine shoo experience IE MAKERS S ECRETARY DESIRES be dependable, part time or fun Degnan, 4*7 3443 helpful. Excellent oppty. tar POSITION VICINITY UNION K1 15 ■ good saiery. right eway, share Find out It Rae! Estate time. Cell 4251300. ‘AIR PERSONS In the . profits A get into is tor you THE DEGNAN COMPANY ambitious parson. Co. peta, CENTER. CALL AFTER 4:00 mi mum RECORDS, LP**. 45’*, 7rs, all ------• K 1 15-1 ------K 112 1 Millburn W Orenge>Llvlngston fringe benefits s. r f f A challenging |eb, tar people P.M 94+4M2 management it willing A Attend our tree with expertane* servicing every UNTIL YOU SEE US catogorio*. Reasonable. Call Cleaning-Medical Office LIVE IN Housekeeper, 7 days ------R 1151 confidential csnslderj •------R-l-152 exper , can Tobia s Appiianca. M A T U R E P E R S O N -w rlta Classified Box type of motet stempine dto. AN Heavy commercial carpal 4452492 Hillside at M l 0344, 9 to I tor elderly men. to cook, clean A RECEPTIONIST-Pert time. an team back S2.7J aq. yd. ------— R11S PERMANENT. PART TIME CAREER RIGHT be a companion. Light Boburban Publishing Co., benefit* Including Meier — ------HAf-f-1 without obligation Doctor's office. Send resume ta Medical. (12) pd, hoi May*, Poor 19 red* on dlegtay. DAYS REFERENCES knowledge of Polish helpful SI 90 Clefs. Box 42**, Suburban I N I Stuyvesent Ave., It. AVON REQUIRED 373*545 Tues . Jan 24, 1»74, 7 30 P * include poet excallent vocation schedule, Ctaee-futs, remnants, weekly Cell 241 2224 Publishing, 1241 stuyvesent maximumO.T. 5 bankrupt H *c k« W f«h. cabinets 4 counters tor MAKE IT A HAPPY NEW; ------— ------— R 12 151 Can tor reserve! ton* ------K I 151 Ave., Union CeH tar eppf YEAR! Pay off last year's IHItS: 3451100 ___ X 1-151 GOOD TOP RATE B B*$"wRr& MdSrtiS' and start saving again No: LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER N1151 fastest expending stamping 4 spoclpl machines, steam WE HAVE' MANY GOOD mature, working parents, 1 START 1474 WITH A NEW shop in the East 5 grew with us. prasasr 4 bailer phis many BUYS. t— ------K1 15 sellihg experience necessary sctieei age child, ail normal Receptioniit-Typtet HIGH EARNING CAREEN. i'll show you nowl Call now: CLERICAL r J . scon CO. Can Joe or Georg* extra*. Cali 1757511 tar appt- Broadway Carpal SOFAS (9) Tradition*!-linen VaUsbureA Irvington: 7*1 4322 housekteping duties. Must like Large insurance agency LAR G EST COM PANY IN 7 AM 5 K PM — ------Z M 5 S REALTORS children Cell after l P.M 4*4 INDUSTRY IS PROVIOINQ A print *19. modem Orown cotton Scotch Plains 447 1524 OPPORTWHIS I *451. ' requires PBX consol* operator -■■Artmrituro' velvet 9 wks old (I) at S345 — Rahway *54-3710 Linden fh with excel lent typing skills. NO OBLIGATION CAREEN 201-69E-0600 175BBf7. : ------R U 5 1 INFORMATION CLASS Equal Oppty Employer T 0042 Elizabeth A Union: 353 THERE’S SUCCESS 1 LOCAL manufacturer needs Excellent working condMen* II Ml 4MQ Maplewood 731 7300 Girl Guy Friday salary smr tring* benefit ..-— — r 5-15111 Gtnarai otfica * skins, ; Girl Friday M F, good typist A NO F E E : INVEST ONLY 1 S IL L IT tar only S3. HoueahaU TAB LEta chairs, gas space Summit 7/3-0703 IN YOUR FUTURE isookkeeping. accurata typist, well organized Pert time, program For appt cell 374 4B98, TOOL MAKERS 4 H EALTH POOOB. We carry taH tt tap table choir, Juno -— ------R 1-251. Ext 32 HOUR TO FIND OUT IP-THIS APPRSNTICS TOOL MAKERS Hem* 4 furniture con bring you llna natural.feeds, honey, sett- We are one of the country's piaesant atmosphera with trada approximetely 3 days a week cash! a Mine Went Ad win temp. National Cash leading insurance association Si40 par week to Telephone 374 *300 5 ask tor Mr CAREER IS FOR YOU AN Air conditioned shop. Blue Crete free 4 suBertaes foods, nut*. 95914. EQUAL OPPTY EMPLOYER, reach 40,040 remittee tar only IRVINGTON HEALTH FOGO companies with openings tor Start Call 4*4*211, 9 A M 4 R Counlhen JAMES S. KEMPER, 5 Blue Shield. Meier Medical, 14 S3 JO paid in advance et eur ------— R1S m m ambitious poopit looking tor PM. ------K 1 12-1 M F TO REGISTER FOR DAY bald holidays, overtime. STORE. 9 Orange Av*., I nr., t&ccurPta Machine 4 Tael c*. 13S Union office: 1291 Sivy. Ave. er 9nU93. SUMMIT HEALTH S pc. (tvtng roam eel — SITS, J unlimited career growth ------51111 Mere ’ HELP WANTED'.' ads SCO. OR EVE. CLASS CALL MR. w»r irvingtan effice: » Union Set co, one of N.J.'s leading Start right now in one of the appear on the following 4S4 Worrit Avt . M < 1 . N J BROCK. B ET: 4 A M. 4 PAL w. Clay Ave. ReaeHe Park. 245 FOOO STQRf, 4N SpNd Avt., fe.6-W S.-_i WJJfe bonks, need* experienced GUARD-Fuli Time oeys. Apply Au*. following petitions. 17)4 Stuyvesent Ave . Union. etas* if lad page 4*4-7*74. ta M*5 ------K 1 151 HA 111 TELLERS TYPIST HAPPY. NEW YEAR Type 90 WPM or better, no Begin the New Yei? with * go experienced only Openings •xperlonca necessary in Summit area saiery. if you have the skill*, Diverse duties in our have th# jobs W# naee Summit office • xperitncad Bookkatpar*. 14.19 S O R T E R Clark*, Flpur# Clark*. P.BJt OPERATOR FIGURE CLERK opr*, (all board*) Ktypuqch Entry level posit ten et our Must have neat handwriting opr*., Sacratar!#*, with or and a good math without steno. and typist* Computer "Center, Berkeley Register ell week tar-January LIMA PAVING INC. Heights Operations Confer background Work In our DISTRIBUTOR Mlg wood s, masonry. mieartiwa Summit office assignments. Never a tf* Driveway*, perkjng lot* prlcO*. Fully 3RD SHIFT. 12:30-4:30 a m window*. door*. trim, roads All type masonry Fro#: rALESSN PKkMa a tana,. W laa No axpertenea required hardware. Fac-i open to gen Deutsch, marina. 1p m . M (CM* IMUMa. LAMOO public et subtti saving* Open n> »! WOO. „ ,,a , M M * M r , M W S . M - M w maiaatHaATma FIGURE CLERK WESTERN wk day* to 5 o m Sat to noon t t u i Bath*. XHchan cob., abPni 2549 ------— aifta GUY-GAL FRIDAY No axpertenca nan— ry Temporary Service (004) *71103* «t roofinB, booocnonts, oxtenatew nSSJSS- «aaeiunnar^Ta^n«m .. Excallent typing ond dlcle- Tram in our Summit office 11M Raritan Rd .Clark 342 2500 SfcLRlTE MILL WORK *' 4 a. W dormer*,h m w 24SO yre m oxp. m I u 1 “ kltchons, also homo phono skills necessary plus then transfer to N.Y.C. ------X 1-15-1 BLDG SUPPLYCORP J.M. SL8CTRIC 3119404. !* p _____ RteNOteEtetet asBwniwii. word processing beck H OUtIKIBPIR. mature 541 Rahway Ave .Union R#sldantia( 4 Cammarcial ------— — .R t-> 9 j j a b b k b I attics, addltHna. minor ground. Hours: 9-5 30 et our you'll be pleased wtth el) women tor v day a week. S3 per — ------R 1 51 wiring 393*519 day*, eve*. 392 All M r a c , togs in. ate. Froa g . Fuuy Summit office. you get from Kemper, a tint hour, S hpur*. general 2544 BIST RBMOOELING IlM M M . AtHCC. bMffl'n A salary, comprehqnsive Kttahon* • Baths Dpns CALL MB LAST. Mgs* — c i,in i. k m c t m p f housewprk, must be dependable Ca/paetry IT Alterations. Ski I ltd township ptaotarmb, waterproofmp, m m ^ ------*s end room to grow with references 4 own KBLJON Bled*-Lie K , i S . omgl. B tnourod. Work guar. A. Iff.' COLLECTOR eeplv in transportation; Kenilworth • tally1uily insured, no job • - too big, no craftsman. 24 hr. sorv. 445294. K tt-m S M A L L JO B S iob ------too *m#u2 4 fw r N U FE lO .l4 yrB.jteg. B S ^ T l Must have valid N.j dri 241-4099. Hem# repair*, carpentry, W H _ -X— 1 ...... R 1 25 9 luinwBD Hscwyio ver's license Position is in k t-f-TW ------H t f l panelling, filing, ven interior* ■ LBCTRICAL-lfli a my. tenr K ITCHENS^ bathrooms, I ogpf., fum.. wbOd B ms our Installment Loan De- All work guar. 4 lull* io* joe. baagiatnis■* lattice4 w Alt tygwof token Sway aitlfs. BowYte 5 perrmWR i t our 241 0343' ,174 < CLERK TYPIST MHHEEPEI-fit QtBet ta Untan County BprtwteyFederataouviffcGherl near Kaao Collage Hills. Pleasant working cond it tone Many fringe aaneftts. Equal opdta. " m employer. CaH Mrs. Mesr s 49- m t .— . pr eparation*. Sand 9 N9 TU background a salary ro- mum qtWSoMnU to ClaataAad SecondsMfi. Hours4 P A L t a ll MldrHaRti 44f^st have knevdedpe Box O U , Suburban e fO O IV S eperaWwg system. " » dttff>f. salary plus Publtahla* Co., in i B4R4NI4. Xqltasnient atuyv— nt Avt., Union. Contact Clarence Br i g ht 945941 ext. M4. — . K l-U -l I Nl t e tei Computer UtRfty Ce COUNTER BEESON, dry donning store in Union, experienced or will train, Including Saturdays. Phono 445 4t44. R I 151 *• hr S * m Thursday, January )J, 1T79- wa****—#« y b «, W H i e V W L 4 menfos m , fo— 1*6 fo boy 9 or 4 Br.hotno, Ppf., cgwtrgl aw, fo the srs, Rmo. Unfon County. Pftncfogfo onty. CROSSWORD to condmoo. ____ „ ContoctMr. Kfotn, {3lI)M7-®77 Monza to teach clast School!, a church!, trowop. boy*; offorg. (lit ) I 6 E N Ext. PUZZLE R ^ .v ra L ^ S t*Vl NOTON— Madam air 163. n Carry C M n M r A m . inr. t tu tm m m jz'x.**'1 caaditiana* individual ------k MJSIB - — '■" ' - K i ll thermostat, w bfocfc from a p v m l IRVINOTON ^ ’ ^ Cantor all tramp., vary nufot WIHTM'MMC.CIOTMU 4 i t e U M i * T ■ D y u a l U*M . A fK i tW rO. J#c«*ta 7M MOTMBR DAUOHTBR for** SfodfoStfo, 1 BR., M . S3 114 . Ama., L I . d £ i m a XH„ t on 'political process' c m k m n m a m . try. r r u n unmn av#..m-tm. j BSBB ST . * n . A tom. rail PH... IM M M ------— ------Zl-ip® acowancy I Mrm. CaMnM M l — ■ r ^ , m i laaamaM Maa > «m , an. an «M UlvmOTOIMVh Rm. Oardan H r m W t uHHttaa. m m Formar SUte Sana tor Alexander Jersey SUte Legislature, It « . Vary anractlM.. Apt.._ aycalfont^ focalicatfon, watarraH. Call W I N . a a lM , laartaa A.c. laattv. Sim . IM M M aacwrfty. Can 1 ------I M M I Manta of Hillside will teach a course in Democrat, has baa* active in for fTTINtION 000 OWNCIi - lTiM* Z 1-1143 S UM MIT VICINITY New Jersey state .government and mulating legislation to improve ser IR V IN O TO N .3 Rm*., gufot a laWaam.IV> M L mat t m polttics at Kean College, Union. vice* to the menUUy ill, to achieve gun <=W| » M rp . M M KM a LA, Wednesday* at 7:40 p.m., beginning control and to decriminalise w w a ? « - Hraalaca. 0 1 . aar tnkNcta Kama. M a t t r l .aatar-a laattr I.) iM*MMr n ™ " cltw worn(tani jmn.J an. turn.Km rac. raom. ------:----- z HMf Carnar. w t w F e b l. " . m arijuana He was elected in 1974 by ** tt*Si«»H arB *646. *or info. IRVINOTON — 4 Roams, ------I l l U t l Ill District 20. consisting of Cranford, Call 2®-4113. 1413517, or w BESTBUY aval labia Jan. is. Call 34P3M3 U BaacbaD’i Asaemblymen, state senators, im . Dunn JfcHartford.Inc. ------— ------Z TIP ® h r I M W " B l ( Jaw n " mayor*, commissioners, freeholders, Garwood, Hillside. Westfield. ------— m ifM laaller TO n u IRVINOTON-Lg. 3 Rm. apt. DO# o b b d i e h c b c o u n t* •van. Pab. lat. Oaad tacattan. IIVHWTON-IumMtatf K "Tan > Law journalists and people who work in all Roselle Park and Union. i30 Quality prof, training, ------:_____ HIM# noor park. COM 37P3S73. HaajHta «m . awtlabta. matura. 7 f a r a caattd- Woom *i " a ..«athe- u n til greup*, spec'ring m ■OMLLta PARK ------— - ZMP37 fttKtamar r ata, i at. Ctaaa to branches of government in New Jersey baa. PATOM Aaaac IRVINOTON— 3 V* Rm*. 93® tantar » tuaaa Call W H H (4 «*tta ( alar II Naiad •EHAV O R IAL problems 4 RPra.. «(*#,, im. will speak to the students. OW'i. U K O K t CIOMM m 4U Chestnut St. Heat 4 hat wafor Includad. Can attar i P.m. A an nay wt tutrHU. < Wilay PoaCa t IP Maka bailer Quaker Unton. woofWoM. Summit N j 3717743. — ------I l 'K M M enu said “ students will learn how King birthday Ph 141 a*® Z MP43 Plane) B Ear. eeonlry M Ceddoen OOO C O LL lO B , 454-4432 Z M 5 ® ■ M I L L ! K A IK — ttumtahaa laws are made, how candidates are IRVINOTON— 3 room apt, no Room, available Jan . 91® Indian b t f u SHORT HILLS -----#r»ty- SHtSIM tpar ma. Avail. 19 Security Coll 341 3M. I r M i S Actreaa selected—the potitical process They WeWtalta — IT AGREATBUY IRh. 3 3V4-7J®.34-73 ------Z11J1® to be observed AnractlM a barm t«m . w p p an Hagan will study the new tax bill, the thorough mala laval. . barma. ana IV, IRVINOTON— Ntar Union, 4 111 i r and efficient law, and try To keep up to HSSBKSKSf M IM , rae rra on frauna ItMl. Ivxurfoua roams. I lg. bdrms.. by educators . Top prlcoo pot*. 444-®4t 1st ft., n m r I family. Avail. 2 1 SELL IT for only |3. Household date on what is happening in the State ------K-t-f-1? ^ ,U .* L U .“r7Vn^U,ft» /•. S3M plus utllltlts plus ifom* 4 furniture can bring you Legislature and how it relates to sacurlty. No foa. Broker 7*2 coshi A Mine Want Ad will „ Martin Luther King's birthday, a LIONEL TRAINS M44. reach MAW famine* tor eniy p eop le." BUY, SILL, REFAiR ------Z , 1347 legal holiday in New Jersey this year RBALTOR S3.® paw in advance at our o p s m or 4S571® « m 374 331f IRVINOTON 3 Rm*. __ Unfon office: l®1 Stuy. Av* pr During Ms four-year term in the New for the first time, will be observed at = r ------HA 1-tf.tf Z11544 •wn aM hoot, 2nd ffoar. Sf7|j Our Irvington office: 33 Unfon SPRINGPIBLO JsX a the fourth annual human relations STAMPS sacurlty. Call Brafcar, 37PS37P®42. Ave. U S. Plot* StocM. Singlet, NEW LISTING ------Z1 1347 ------HA t-F 1*3 conference co-sponsored by the New eccumuldtlen*, collections, 1 FLOOR LIVING BUS. CpI. seeking furnished IRVINOTON—3 Rm. Apt, sleeping room lo pvt. homo near Jersey Education Association and the Canada. Top prices. W -W 1 . Datightful Ranch with 3 avpM jmmadiafoiy, 3 family Course offered ------— ------— n m t7 Btdroomi, lull batomant, irv. Cfr. or Veitsburg. Coll 375 bobuttfuuy docoratad, gorago, homo, front 4 reer intranet 1 5410 N J State Department of Education. tO P CASH PAID oulot . location. Noor aforai 4 mo. security Raforonco* 7*p ------Z 115I® The observance—a day-long con FT ,°** Clock. And Pockot buMO. 141.000 KVES: Bovorty in mineralogy wotchoo. Any Condition, a im 374 104 or Harvoy 447 14® ------Z1 1147 CanWt,Mtar IM ference on urban education—will be Porto. Coll 467-49® IRVINOTON (UPPER)- 4 conducted Monday at the Robert Treat ------■ tf-17 rm*., boat 4 hot wafor supplied UNtON-lVi Room Condominium A non-credit course in basic Orlf.PocycloroScrop Motol Pvt. house, r**. area, lnd fl , l tor rent 9340 plus utllttfos. Call Hotel in Newark. MAX WEINSTEIN SONS BAR IK E REALTY mo see. Older cpI. prof 349-U4S M l 4311 mineralogy to be given at Kean College s in c e m e 171 Morrt* Av.Spfld. 3744*22 ------— 2 1-1PW ------2115104 . Speakers will include Dr Robert L. lose Mom* a vo., union ------211PM IRVINOTON (UPPER)-! lg sUrting Feb 4 will deal with common S UMMIT — Charmln* 3 UNION-l’/i Room Condominium Green, dean of the College of Urban DollyPS.Sot.PI 4® 92® Rmo. 4 mod both in modsm 4 for salt, Putnam House. Call minerals that can be found in nearly ------K tf 17 Badroom homo, ivy both*, tg family. Soff controlled heat, all 4*7 4521. Development at Michigan Stat« Or. Don, kir*ptact. icratnad utiimot suppifod. Mature person ------2 1 15144 any backyard in Union County as well BUY AND SB LL BOOK I porch, modorn ptna kltcharv- only. S31S. Call attar 4 P.M. 37P H HaiaUated University, author of “The Urban Ml PARK AVI ., FLFLD lovoiv hoH aero lot. Principal* MM as precious stones and meUls found in Challenge— Poverty and Race," and HHM a n w . W ' W , ------— ZMP47 O WcayaMWIaat l i t t t Beehive only a few remote corners of the world K t-f-17 State the Rev Howard Woodson, president of IRVINOTON 4UPPER)- IIVIHHTO H- >» MOOaq.tt. ettica CASH POP SCRAP UNION*Bottlo Hill Thlft 9 Rm. Baawtlful ivy room opt., 9204 M - Creed tood your cor Cost Iron 1.00 Split it an tdaal horn# to roioa 9330, immaculate bulKHng. Call availabia. airact accaaa to The six-week course, titled “ A Matter the N.J Civil Service Dept por ^ . , *2 00 por chlldran, raor yd. foncod 4 17P72M. Kara way. Modarn building. Ml (A D . S i ) At the conference luncheon. NJEA thruhod, 3 BRS, study. » ft •drvlcaa. ratdonabla ram,l Call of Mind Over Minerals." will meet for 100 lb* . Hod bundles trot of ------— ----- 2 115 47 53*5440 forolpn motortoN.No I ooppor, dttlgnar K it, rac. rm.. flnithad — ------2J15112 two hours on Saturdays starting at 9:30 will present its annual human relations 40 cont* pgr m Bra**|u»1 22 hotamant, cantral ilr, many IVY HILL-Mapfowood— 4 room •Ktra*. Lg amount ciotot* apt., heat 4 hot water supplied, tar lata IK a m. The fee is $20 and the registration award to Assemblyman Ronald Owens contt por lb. Lead 4 batteries, 4 SfofM for >*g( wt M u buy comp print out* 4 itoraga, built ins Junt III Flower group deadline is Jan. 27 Further information (D-Newark), chief sponsor of the bill tob cord! AIm handle paper occupancy. 371^00. Principal* m i CMIvaociTHOva i aa*r dr!vot for Scout troop! and civic Ohly 447101? ------21 1147 LINOBN— Office or store avaU Hart ta*. *aa graan body wim is available from the Kean Center for that made Martin Luther King Day a Approx 1.000 sg. ft Main dark green trim, small •ssoc- A4P Pa p | r s t o c k ------21-13-M M ILLB U R N — Brand new 2 meets Friday legal holiday in New Jersey, and to CO., 4044 So. 10th St.. Irvington, Union . family dupfov. include* buslnsps district. Psrk'g econamkal V I «ngino, 3 speed Continuing Education at 527-2163 (Prices *wb| to change) 374 •operate basement 4 l car pfontlfot. Call 4M 1713, M P. 4-5. automatic transmission, air The New Jersey State William Paterson College’s office of 17® N E W H I U S E paraga No utilities Included. ------2113-114 conditioned, pewtr steering, Chrysanthemum Society The Kean College mineral collection ------K 1117 *403 per month. 374*744. power broke*, burfler ofarn., urban studies for bringing innovatiye RAISED RANCH ------21 12*7 IriHuH Itwat* ______1 1 1 radfe. vinyl doer strips, bumper will meet on Friday at 8 will be used in the course to help CASH POR OLD TOYS, Baavttfvf w eyttam kyW, • guprd* 4 hew tires, snow* pr* graduate programs into such urban MILLETTRO — D4IU/S 2 - CUIKII t h INORTHI- i fwrnifura, leweiry, book*, larat rooma:i battia. aartacr »at Bedroom apartment with den, studded, car netn tty p.m. at the National State students identify typical and exotic centers as New Brunswick, Vineland, up .or Marnac O a tM ar Aricad 2 family it) i am. a rt.. 1 winterised. driven tar qwJck M full baths, A C . extra* efficiencies Asking 9f4.400. For Bank Building, 193 Morris minerals and understand" their con z n z r & x " ™ — Convenient transportation. 37* approximately 46® mile* per Trenton, Newark and Paterson ------_ *1-2 17 further information call year, orfomaf temporary uses to manufacturers, M43 after 4 P.M. Goreiyca Agancy, Reaffor*. 241 ave., Springfield. Karin Dr King's birthday is Sunday and the G 0 L I C R E S T ------211547 37540®. 12300 Bu y i h d oil stamp*. u.S 4 2443, »1 Chaetrmt St “Rooailo. K1 15134 technicians and jewelers forolgn. Coin*, gold, sllvar, AT 3 POINTS MORRIS TWP. MORRISTOWN Hufbauer of Julius Rohrs day of legal recognition is Monday mite., ate. Ahuoy* paying up to M44MS ------— 2 1 15119 Greenhouses will speak oq datoprica* M yr*. tup 2XHD14 1-2-3 BDRMS IRVINOTON— 4 unit apt housa 73 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — ------Z 1 1PM — Pl-PB, AuSo, Nr, am fm ------— R2217 UNION Now taking applications. Fully plus Store, mod kitchens 4 "Flowering and Tropical WANTBO TO Boy. old turn.. decorated, air cond . an with baths, 3 car garaoa plus stereo, vinyl reef, stool betted decks, wall ovens, pool, laundry parking. Near Maplewood. redials, now bott., now goer. Plants in the Home.” giM i. cftlno, ate l ttom or PUTNAM RIDGE 1137,000. - contort*. OOP4317 or 233 7*32 ,B¥autlful 3 BR sptlt, dan, txfra facilities S3®, S34S. S47S Realtor Paulina J Irons, Good cond. Must Soli. Further information DEATH NOTICES room, earpotad, drap**. Mg Convenient N Y.C K » 4 train* Rilfoy 7*2 4770. Asking 11745. C*M 3752355 301 — 1 ■ K M 17 For appt coll — ------Z 1-15-11* 4534 after 4. fonetd yard. BBO. many astral. ------HA M51® may be obtained from 30**. a— A . ■ , a M ------A.. c •4CRTUEMPPEL OSTERTAG 539-6631 nwBnngi rfgporqr 111 Godfrey Bruckhaus -of BARNS TT — On W*dn#s S S f c F iizm -irivttH f> *f Valfoburg, balovaB fofobwfo « Heart el Jeeua Chur eh, AmerkanGanaar taefoty. Beat indngfon. for 4 Funeral Mae*, Phyllis (nee Merendtne) informant Gate af Heaven Cemetery, ago? Hanover. N.J. Ttwwehip Grace RinaMi tt sonav Aetata w e iMfltaM snxiw e» jwm> ■DRA^On T uesday, and Arthur af Cllffon. Mfonfo «S5J3 Ssse^eTtaM ’ MartnelH tt Sauth Orange, ». w p l SKS Margin* Barfotta tt Maun? tha Township; and ______Pecan*. Pa., afoa IB fouttg ar*ndchlldr*n. Fgnarai from tha RAYMOND FUWIBAL 5 2 3 S ______C tN TB t# s i Sanford ave^ ^Mby I n ® ArR Mtt* aM •} (Vatiebwg), gn Friday tt *7® A jf. fojfortt Mae* Bt. imghfo WUstigen. F w w e i wee from the « « * V i.M S RAYMOND FUN6BAL t Thursday, January 12, i»7* Grant awarded South Orange To PwbHeltv O ieirm ea: concert slated Would you Hke some help in "preparing newspaper Metro area payroll for work with The (-South Orange releases? Write to this newspaper end eek ter our Tlpe Symphony Orchestra will on Submitting New* releases." alcoholism taw present tbe second con cert; The Now Jersey Alcoholism of its M77-1070 season shows an increase of 42,000 Association announced this weak that it Saturday, Jan. 21; at 0:20 p.m. at tbe South Orange Payroll employment in the 11 county pioyment was up by 22,000 between em ploym ent, at 501,400 In O ctober 1077 baa receiv ed a <149/000 grant (ram the DR. JACK SOL MERMELSTEIN Junior High School. New York-Northeastern New Jeraey October 1976 and October 19T7?%»- remkina sharply below the (hid-1975 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and OPTOMETRIST area roae by 42,000 between September treating with a drop of 11,000 a year peak of roughly 000,000 jobs AlcohoUm (NIAAA) to implement the Pianist Sam RoUnan will perform tbs Fourth and October U> (,313,000, it was reported earlier. In New York CKy, private Among the six major private Industry New Jeraey Alcoholism Treatment and Piano-Concerto by Successor To Dr. Harry Kerman by Herbert Btenstock, regional com sector employment was down by 26,000 divisions covered by the monthly Rehabilitation Act. Beethoven. Rotman, missiooer of the U S. Department of in the year, about in line with a survey of employment, areawide In The three year grant will enable Announce* • winner o f the 1977 con certo Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. The preceding year drop of 27,000. Bien creases since October 1976- were the association to demonstrate the competition sponsored by moothly rise was largely attributed by stock noted that these private sector reported for all but one. The. tran effectiveness of using volunteers to The Reopening O f Hia Offices Bienstock to seasonal increase* of declines of the last two years were sportation and public utilities sector the orchestra, performed implement the new law. The act was the Tchaikovsky First 23.000 in government and 11,000 in moderate as compared with the sharp was down by 15,000, in part reflecting At signed into law by Governor Byrne and Piano Concerto in the trade. Factory employment, typically drops of the preceding three years the impact of a longshore strike. provide* for the decriminalization of spring concert in May stable in October, was up 0,000 in the which ranged from a low of 63,000 Contract construction and finance, 934 STUYVESANT AVENGE public intoxication Public inebriates 1977. -month. between October 1972 and October 1973 insurance and real estate each raee are no longer to be arrested by local During the year ending in October to a high of 122,600 in’the year ending in 2,000; factory employment was up by police but rather are to be admitted to WHICH ONE? UNION, NJ*.~ ;1477, total noflfarm payroll em- October 1975 14,000; and sendees and trade each hospitals or alcoholism treatment BrMe:The two best Hours By Appointment Only , ployroent in the tree roae by 70,000. In Public sector employment in New race 15,000. centers. th in g e ice e k a re m eat loaf 'the preceding three years, October 1073 York-Northeastern New Jersey rose by Bienstock pointed out that Sen. Harrison A. Williams (D-NJ) and apple dumplings.” •to October^ 1976, the area lost a total of 37,000 between October 1976 and manufacturing employment in the area 686-6814 said, "This grant will enable the New Groom “Which is -400,000 Jobs. October 1977 with increases reported was up for the second consecutive year Jersey Alcoholism Association to th is?” ; With a seasonal rise in the private throughout the area. The rise during in 1977 and that service* rose for the recruit, organise and train volunteers -sector, in New York City, employment the last year contrasted with declines third year in a row. Gains in con and will establish volunteer* as special was up 10,000 In October to SH*6,000 totaling 80,000 in the prior two years. struction, finance, insurance and real' service forces to assist the police and Government employment, typically up These losses largely reflected local estate, and trade each contrasted with hospitals to deal effectively and in October, remained unchanged public sector cutbacks in New ork City declines a year earlier. Bienstock noted humanely with the public inebriate." during the month The Job total in the Public sector employment in New that with increases in the last three city was off by 15,000 during the year. York-Northeastern New Jersey roae by years, the services sector surpassed Richard J Diehl, director of the Bienstock indicated that the loss, was 37.600 between October 1976 and manufacturing as the area's largest association, stated, “The moderate as compared to declines October 1977 with increases reported employer. decriminalization statute in New averaging 91,000 a year in the prior four throughout the area The rise during Jersey has been in effect since May of In N ew port City, employment was years. the last year contrasted with declines 1977 and is receiving the support of down in four of the six major private • In the rest of the area outside the city. totaling 80,000 in the prior two years. municipal court judges, local police and industry sectors since October, 1976. Bienstock noted that employment was These losses largely reflected local health care personnel. Volunteer The largest drop was a 9,000 decline in up throughout the year with increases public sector cutbacks in New York personnel will assist the local police tn transportation and public utilities. exceeding those of the preceding year City transporting the public intoxicant to Declines of 7,000 each in trade and Gains of 51,000 in Northeastern New In New York City, public sector appropriate treatment centers and Jersey and 34,000 in the rest of the New employment was up by 13,000 or 2.6 manufacturing and 3,000 in services will ease the‘burden of implementing were also reported. On the other hand, York sector (Nassau. Suffolk. West percent throughout the year and in the this statute in every municipality. chester, Rockland and Putnam rest of the area by 25,000 or 4.7 percent. employment in the construction and Counties) were sharply above Bienstock pointed out that despite the finance, insurance and real estate He added, “The N. J. Department of respective prior year increases of annual rise for the city, which largely sectors was virtually unchanged over Health la actively promoting the 25.000 and 3,000. reflected an increase in the number of the year, following respective prior establishment of a detoxification center Areawide, private sector em federally funded city jobs, government year losses of 9,000 and 4,000. for every county in the state,” Class set Course to start Leukemia on 'aging' radiothon in gerontology Kevin McCarthy. New Kean College is offering York stage personality, a course on biological The newly-created gerontology programs. will be celebrity chairntan aspects of aging, which gerontology program at The five courses may be and host for the Leukemia deals with theories of the College of Saint taken for three credits Society of America's sixth sging as well as the Elizabeth in Convent each or audited If taken annual radiothon on physiological and Station will begin with the for credit, a certificate station WOR (710 am). structural changes oc 1978 spring settles ter when will be awarded upon The radiothon will begin curring with age. the first course. 'Aging successful completion of Saturday, Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. Cardiovascular prob and the Individual," will the course sequence. and run for 21 consecutive lems, immunology, be offered “Aging and the hours from the New York cancer, nutrition, According to Sister Individual" win meet on Sheraton Hotel. longevity and other topics Ellen M. Desmond. S.C., Tuesdays throughout the Last year's show raised are examined in the three- program coordinator, the semester from 3:30 to 6 more than 083,000 in the credit lecture course. course is the first in a five- p m , beginning Jan. 24. New York metropolitan Individuals who work in course specialization The course will be a study area. All proceeds were senior citizen groups, program developed at the of the physiological and donated to the society’s nursing homes or' college for persons who psychological changes research effori to find the hospitals may find the work in the field -of associated with aging cause and cure of course particularly gerontology but have no from a development leukemia. While leukemia relevant, according to formal training, and for perspective and im is the single greatest killer Professor Eda Boly, in students who want to plications for the aging of children, it kills twice as structor. supplement their studies individual. many adults as children Biological aspects of The program was “The course's aim is to each year. aging usually requires a developed by Sister Ellen, increase staff ability to Having appeared ex 'prerequisite, principles of chairperson of the more effectively meet tensively on the New York biology. But * with per college's sociology their respective job stage. McCarthy won the mission-of the instructor, department, with a responsibilities in serving Obie Distinguished Acting interested persons may planning grant from the older persons," Sister Award for hia per register without y»e New Jersey Division on EHen said. She added that formance in “ Harry prerequisite s ' Aging. Several members staff members of area Outside" at the New York Registration nor non- of the college faculty agencies on aging, Older Circle Repertory Theatre. matriculgted students will served on an adviaory Americans Act Title III In 1977, he appeared on at be held frbm-2 f» 6 p m. committee. and VII projects, agencies the New York Circle Jan. 25 in Whiteman Hall Sister Ellen said the funded under the Social Repertory Theatre. In 1977 on the Union campus curriculum development Security Act and non- he appeared on Broadway Those interested may call process included meetings funded agencies, opposite Maria’ Schell in 577-2395 for further in with educators, con programs and institutions “ Poor Murderer." formation. * sultants and professionals providing services to the SAD TO SAY working in the field- elderly are eligible to preference will be given to ^ When it comes to giving, many in the Morris County apply. Enrollment is those who spend the some people stop at area—and visits to in limited to 30. greatest part of their on- n o t h i n g ______stitutiona with existing Since the course is the-job activities funded by a grant from the providing services to older State Division on Aging, persons. TBT there will be no charge to Persons interested in practitioners enrolled. taking the course may Acceptance Into the contact Sister Ellen M. Croup traveling? course will be based on the Desmond, gerontology order, in which ap program. College of Saint Hape fan together plications are received. In Elizabeth, Convent on a case of over-subscription, Station, 07961 (529-1600). chartered TNJ bus. Cancer Society plans It's the way to go to save money, beat traffic Super Bowl parties and parking problems . . and to save gas! For charter information and reservations Pro football fans, their reach on Sunday. 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