Your wont ad The Zip Code is easy to place for Linden is -Phone 686-7700 . . . which became a Suburban Publishing Corp. newspaper on July 2, 1964 An Official Newspaper For The City of Linden 0 7 0 3 6 VOL 23-NO. 43 Published Eoch Thursday by Suburbon Publishing Corp. LINDEN, N.J., THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1977 Subscription Rate S9 50 Yearly ______211 Worth Wood QYi., Linden, N.J. 07036 Second Class Postage Paldat Linden, N j 25c per copy Meeting called for firehouse proposal Council to discuss in caucus Miklos and Volpe invited to attend By RICHARD LGONGO Officials of the Recreation Depart ment and Fire Chief Frank Miklo6 are expected to meet Monday with tne City Council in caucus to discuss the con struction of a firehouse in the Seventh Ward near Memorial Park. At last week’s council meeting. Linden High graduates salute the flag at the opening of commencement exercises on Sunday. Fourth Ward Councilman James Watson announced that the get-together f • m m m m (Glower Photo Service) would be held specifically to listen to arguments and counter-arguments „ concerning the construction of the o 9 6 seniors get diplomas from LHSfacility. Led by threeIr m a hAnrsenhonors students, P CarolawaI -1- ...... ------■------■ ...... The abandoned Mather Spring Co Valedictorian Carol Wenk then presented the class to Board of building is next to the park which is Wenk, John Warhol and Carolan presented her address, telling her Scheitlin, Linden High School's 396- Education President Maryann Dorin. near Linden Airport. The Recreation member class of 1977 bowed out last peers, “Up to now, our lives have After the benediction by the Rev Department wants to use the site—after strongly been influenced by our Sunday afternoon at graduation Christopher Moore of Grace Episcopal the structure is tom down—as an ex ceremonies attended by parents, parents, but now we will emerge and Church, the diplomas were awarded by tension of recreational activities at the relatives, faculty and friends at become our own persons....We must be Dorin and Stuart McEwen, assistant park The Fire Department, on the Edward R. Cooper Athletic Field capable of making many decisions, and other hand, wants to place a firehouse developing a responsibility to uphold principal. The class then proceeded off The high school band played the class the field to the accompaniment of the on the Memorial site. This would these choices ” band literally put the facility between the onto the field with the processional She urged the class to “identify goals which was followed by the invocation, Following is a list of the 1977 park and the Mather Spring acreage to fulfill your needs and to strive to graduates: According to Miklo6, land had been given by the Rev Edward G.J. Price, accomplish those goals ” And* 1 then, Jo Ann B. Accordlno, Sharon Hllla set aside by ordinance about 10 years pastor erf St. John the Apostle Church. turning to the parents in the audience, Ackerman, Herman H. Albert IV, Frank C. ago at Memorial Park for a firehouse Karen Kakstys, president of the class of Carol asked them to support their Alfano, Andrew Charles Allen, Audrey Faye Altman, Diana Marie Amarl, Thomas F. He said he couldn’t see why the city 1977, welcomed the gathering after the children, saying, “Your en Anauella, Andrea Nadine Armstrong, Randy should give up this land and purchase singing of the Star Spangled Banner. couragement in upholding our various Allison Arnold, Bart A. Asltn, Karen Lee Babyak, Susan Frances Bachmann, Jean additional property for a firehouse. Addressing himself to this year’s decisions would be gratefully received. Mary Balgler, Beverly J. Barron, Susan "We’re only talking about ISO feet on We will need your support through the Bartus, Leslie Earl Beauchamp Jr., Rose theme, "Where do we go from here?”, Mafia Beckman, Robtain Marie Belt, John the Mather Spring site,” he maid. Warhol, who was the salutatorian, told trials and tribulations that the future Beluch ill, Albert O. Benitos. Lima Cat! Miklos maintained that the nccena to will hold for us. Throughout our tunes Berko wits, Robert Joseph BerlinsnwW ki Jr.,J T i, Wood avenue and Lower rend is the crowd today’s young adults seem of discouragement, we will also appeal compelled to “work within the system” •orwetad. to you for inspiration." Deborah A. Bounciek, Charlen* Bowling, “ T h e as opposed to their 1960s counterparts Carol concluded by telling the class, Cheryl Ann Bragg, &herlea George B rju s ith the perimeter of the import." he said. who often turned to "radicalism, III, Susan Buna, Chr latino Nancy B right, "In my young lifetime I have never Michael Wayne Brown, Michelle Lynne “Maybe we could even put a gate an the violence and protest." Brown, Virginia Brown, Ooborah E. airport property to give urn access.” been so honored as to be the Brusnon, BeuTeh Mee Burt. “We are increasingly becoming a CAROL WENK spokesman-the valedictorian-for my JOHN WARHOL Joyce A. Campbell, Neal James Campbell, Ai Volpe. recreation superintendent, P atricia A. Carpenter, Lisa C. Carson, Susan noted that city-owned property between nation of individuals and not individuals who are willing to give it class.” station several months ago. Warhol L. Casino, Leonard R. Cavallvzzl, Valerie stereotypes. ..Our dealings with one their all.” The awarding of first honors was next termed Downey, “A truly great man, Lvnn Celeste, Janet Elaine Chalt, Deborah 21st and 22nd streets on Wood avenue Althea Chapman, Carol C. CharkowskJ, would be suitable for a firehouse. another are marked by increased —O—O— on the agenda, presided over by Student one who made everyone around him Willie John Christian, Roger P. Chrlstlanl, openness and candor,” said Warhol WARHOL’S TALK was followed by Council President Mari Kuhtik. feel great.” Cynthia Anne ChurchWeld, Patricia Ann Ciccone, Clifford John Cicila, Denise HE SAID THAT the access to Wood He concluded his brief talk telling his the senior members of the high school Warhol paid tribute to Kevin Downey, Principal Herman Mopsick presented Jackquellne Cicklewicz, Diane C. Cierplal, classmates that the fate of the future choir’s rendition of "Our Last Song a member of the senior class who was the class of 1977 to Schools Superin Barbara A nn Clarldge, Thomas Clarke, avenue that Miklos talked about would Together," a Neil Sedaka tune. slain while working at an Elizabeth gas tendent A.R Taranto who in turn (Continued on page 7) be through Memorial Park Field One, "lies in the hands of individuals- "the only baseball field we have in the city.” He also maintained that a recreational complex—after the Mather Spring building is demolished— City seeking money should be contiguous with Memorial Park and not be broken in two by a firehouse Volpe was confident, however, that to renovate station the subject would be resolved "for the The city is seeking various means of hasn’t been tended to. “It looks bad benefit of the people.” funding to either renovate the ConRail from the outside,” he said He also Earlier this year, Miklos had urged railroad station on Wood avenue or noted that Rahway officials will be that the City Council use municipal demolish it to build a new one contacted about their station “We're funds, originally earmarked for the “It’s in a bad condition,” said Council going to look at it,” he added renovation of City Hall, for the con President Edward Murawski, who Fred Michaeli, an engineer with struction of a Seventh Ward firehouse authorized the city’s consulting (Continued on page 3) In the summer of 1976, the council had engineers, Planners Diversified of appropriated $965,000 for the Summit, to determine if the money is renovation but after a federal grant of available on either the state or federal Drunk counts $3 9 million was received by the city in levels Murawski noted that with a new December, the money was never used hotel soon to go up near the station, a hold motorists Another grant had been sought for a more modem facility was needed. firehouse but it was turned down The “What we’ve done so far,” said the cost to build a firehouse could run council president, “is to send a letter to in 4 incidents nearly $400,000 Planners Diversified instructing them Four motorists were charged with Also in December, the city had to see what state or federal department driving while under the influence of announced plans to seek $1 million for would handle the station." He noted alcohol in separate incidents last the improvement of Linden Airport, that a railroad station in Rahway, a city weekend which would include the acquisition and with a population of 28,000, is fairly new An Elizabeth man, Jong Yoon, was demolition of the Mather Spring and up-to-date and should be the type arrested Saturday morning after his building, which is directly on the ap that Linden should have for a city with car allegedly struck four parked proach to the airport. a population of some 45,000 people vehicles on Grier avenue before fleeing In June 1976. the city had considered “We’ve been trying to get the station the scene Police said a witness told the structure as a-recreation facility renovated for about 15 years,” said them he saw Yoon driving east on Grier (Continued on pago 3) Murawski. “We should have a new one when he allegedly struck the first It would be better to tear the old one parked car, pushing it up on the curb down and construct a new station.” THE LAST SONG — M em bers o f thw Linden H igh School their last song together as a class. The ceremonies The witness told officers Yoon then T a b l e § City Engineer John Ziemian said that Auto Accident class of 1977 watch os a group of graduates sing were held In the football field. backed up and proceeded down the (Glosser Photo Service) grass and shrubbery around the station street, hitting the second auto and i 1976 accidents to June 12 510 | pushing it into the third He reportedly 3 1977 accidents to June 12 594 | backed up again and struck the fourth ANNUAL REPORT ISSUED auto before leaving the area = 1976 injuries to June 12 340 | 347 | Yoon was arrested a short time later = 1977 injuries to J une 12 by Rahway Police on Rahway avenue in front of Rahway Prison. He was 5 1976 fatalities to June 12 2 2 charged by Linden police with drunk | 1977 fatalities to June 12 1 1 Recreation should stress health driving and leaving the scene of an accident. 1 1976 Rt. 1-9 accidents | while so many fathers and mothers are We often hear talk of ’cradle to grave ^creation is as much a part of a “While there probably are some who Just after 6:30 pm Saturday, a | to June 12 125 | may argue that recreation is a non working " medical care ' Well, ‘cradle to grave 1th program as any national health recreational activities’ are equally (Continued on page 3) n qow being sought by the federal essential luxury,” the commission Katz emphasized the notion that 1 1977 Rt. 1-9 accidents | president said, "there is sufficient important because, in a way, it is a eminent, according to Dr. Theodore recreation facilities are needed for form of preventive medicine.” s to June 12 144 = experience and evidence that it plays working men and women, “not only as Gerbounka elected tz, president of the Unden Board of --0-0-- 1 creation Commissioners in a report an important role in mental and a diversion from every day stress or 1976 Rt. 278 accidents S IN THE REPORT ITSELF, the president of PBA s the Recreation Department’s ac- physical well-being. monotony, but also to occupy the ex commissioner outlihed what the to June 12 10 1 panding leisure time brought on by ties for 1976. “With ever-increasing stress, strains Recreation Department did during the Ptl Richard Gerbounka was elected | We hear almost daily,” said Katz in shortened v/ork weeks or lengthened past year and what is anticipated for president of the Linden Police Officer's 1977 Rt. 278 accidents prologue to the report, “from a and speed of modem day life,” Katz vacations.” to June 12 8 went on, "the role of recreation some the future. Benevolent Association (PBA) Local 42 E riety of legislators, government All this aside, Katz said, recreation is For instance, the tennis courts at at its last meeting. He succeeds Det icials, union officials, Ralph Nader day will surpass the importance of i 1976 bike accidents medical care. We need recreational really needed for the fastest growing Memorial Park will soon be lighted for Anthony Accardo who was elected to 1 sometimes just plain consumers segment of the population: the elderly. night-time play, and the department the Board of Education. to June 12 16 v urgent the need is for national programs and facilities for the young to “If we do not want to see these and the City Council are also studying Other officers elected were, Ptl John ,1th plans and national health keep them off the streets and out of Kovac, vice-president; Ptl. Andrew 1977 bike accidents trouble. We have to channel their ex millions waste away and wilt away, we the possibility of lighting other major islation.” But, Katz continued, there Spano. treasurer, and Ptl. William to June 12 6 cess energies into meaningful ac must give meaning to their lives jby parks in the city The areas being 3 little talk about recreation which is proper programs and proper activities. (Continued on page 3) Tyra, secretary. sely related to health. tivities We must keep them occupied i Thursday. June 14. 1*77 LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Boy Scouts sponsor annual 'family night' The annual family night sponsored by serration; Brooky and Dreissig, Boy Scout Troop 149 of Linden was held commu nestinn; Duffy, A1 G oanhcs. recently with a number of awards being Phil Mot la and Nawroeki. first aid; presented Lustgarten, family living; Nawroeki, Scoutmaster John Malinchok Duffy, Goncahrea, Lustgarten. Phil presented the God and country award Motto. John Motto, Mtoe Nodine. Jeff to Thomas Webb and then, aided by Clark and Hank Haljgowski, physical assistant scoutmasters Frank Webb fitness. Lustgarten, Motto, Clark, and Robert Frazier, presented Michael Duffy and Gramsammer, hiking; Gramsammer, Scott Frazier and Lustgarten, [taffy and Clark, camping; James Kochanski with star awards; Lustgarten and Nawroeki. en Gunter Gutt with a first class award; vironment; Richard Johns, swimming, Robert Braky, Scott Lustgarten, Phil Lustgarten and Dreissig, comiraarity Mot La, Jeff Clark and John Duffy With living. second class awards and Anthony Service awards were earned by Johnston with the tender foot award. Philip Kruger and Ronald G. Webb, 11 Also at the gathering for the troop, years; Frank Webb Jr., 10 yean; sponsored by the Highland Avenue Robert Kruger, nine yean; John School 10' PTA, Committee Chairman Malinchok, eight yean; Robert Richard Kochanski introduced the Frazier, seven years; Mark De officers of the parents committee: Pasquale, Dreissig, James Finnegan, FUND DRIVE — Ana Faxas. second from right, president of Isaac Johnston, assistant chairman; Ed Jobnck, Michael Moore, Mark Junior High School's student council, presents a check to Rhodo Mrs. Gunter Gutt, corresponding Schneider, Sam Susarehick, Mike of the Todd Bel nick Hodgkins Disease Foundation. The check rep______secretary; Mrs. Frank Webb, record Waidbch, Greg Kairfknann, five yean; funds raised by the McManus students by a candy sale. Also pictured ing secretary; Mrs. Joseph Roman, George Adase, Robert Frazier, are. Ninth Ward Councilman Alvin Coplan, left, principal of the iutwr GAF CORPORATION has bagurt tha final stag** of its $9-million Linden assistant scoutmaster, and John Malinchok, Todd Roman, Thomas high school, and Gil Hollander, adviser. chemical complex wastewater treatment system. When in operation on Malinchok, advisor to the leadership Webb, four yean; Pat Benedetto. July 1. the 14-acre installation will supplement on existing plant corps. Daniel Brown, Anthony De Pasquale. wastewater treatment facility and remove more than 90 percent of all Merit badges were awarded to Greg Mike FrangeDa, Gramsammer, Gitt, NJIT degrees for Lindenites biological oxygen demand from the plant’s daily wastewater discharge. Kaufmann, camping; Lustgarten, Peter Halasnik, James Kochanki. The primary and secondary treatment system w ill consist of three giant Thomas Tkach, three years; Frank Nine Linden residents were among was mong 17 students receivi^ citizenshft in community and 780 students asrarded graduate or bachelor of science degrees to ar processing basins like the one above, shown getting its concrete anchor citizenship in nation; Kaufmann, Lucarelli, Robert Brosky. Scott Frasier, Hank Haligowski. Johns, wdergraduate degrees May 27 from c h ite c ts, the first to be granted by tfe blocks via helicopter, os well os two 75-foot-diometer clarifiers, o communications; Joe Beviano, home New Jersey Institute of Technology, Institute. sludge-conditioning tank and a special filtering system to dewater repair; Lustgarten and Gutt, first aid; Nodine. Duane Palmare, James Tierney, George Waidlich, Paul Newark, at its 61st commencement Other bachlor of science d e fie s wee sludge so it can be taken to state-regulated landfills. Thomas Webb, music; lustgarten. program. granted to: Robert L Carfaart of Jef personal management; Lou Nawroeki, Halasnik, two yean; Anthony Accardo. Steven Benedetto, Beviano, Jeff Clark, Master of science degrees were ferson avenue, industrial engineers^: pets; Webb, reading and Gregg Roman, Michael J Luttoti of aim! wood work John Duffy. Alvaro Goncalves, Anthony granted to Carolyn K. Mdo of S. Wood rim Teachers Heavenly day: Friday Johnston, Joyhn Motto, Phil Motto, avenue, mechanical engineering terrace, electrical systematotogy, Skill awards were presented to John Eve&o A. Mekt of S Wood avenue Voyrd E Paden of E. Curtis street, Duffy, citizenship; Roman and Nawroeki, Gregg Roman, Butch chemical engineering, and Edward M environmental systematotogy: Sbrtod at college at UC's observatory Lustgarten, cooking; Lustgarten, Tom Wallace, Lustgarten, one year. Mothers Pins were presented to Mrs Moroch of W. MunseU avenue, elec R. Pencak of W Curts street, Five instructors from What can be described Union College's 50-acre Dreissig and Scott Frazier, con- tries] engineering. mechanical engineering, and Jeffery J Union County Technical as high spots” of the Cranford campus These Isaac Johnston, Mrs. Calvin Brosky. Marcia Lustgarten. Mrs Demetrio Michael S. Cioban of Sherman street Sias of Livingston road, civil Institute and Vocational summer are available are the public-viewing-of- Coughlin No. 1 engineering. Center will spend four wfUiout charge each the-heavens sessions that Motto, Mrs William Clark, Mrs John weeks this summer at the Friday evening at the are offered at the sky Duffy, Mrs Jerome Gransammer. Rutgers Curriculum Sperry Observatory on scanning installation at the plate for Mrs. Robert Frazier, Mrs Richard Mrs. Williams; Lindenite candidate I Laboratory, working on beginning at dusk, Kochanski and Mrs. Frank Webb. either new or revised G u v d a n D icks weather permitting. LHS' varsity 9 The Wolverines, led by Gram for doctoral degree J cumcuiums for courses ' ' George Chaplenko of sammer, were given the patrol of the Iselin teacher at the county school Sophomore Mike Coughlin, who was year award. Other patrol members are Cornelia Faith Wilier of H office studies Edison, newly-elected elevated to the varsity in the latter part Funeral services were held Tuesday Instructors attending president of Amateur Frazier. Nawroeki. Johns. Duffy and far Mrs. Jeanette Williams, 27, of street, Linden, was one of 188__ Barbara Ann Guydan of of the season, led the Linden varsity Clark. didates for doctoral degrees •Aatj are Robert Finch. Roselle Highland ave., Linden, Astronomers Inc., which Chandler avenue. Linden, who died Park, vending machine baseball team in hitting, according to Scoutmaster Malinchok was Southern Illinois University at Car-] will begin her studies in operates the observatory season ending statistics. Friday in St Elizabeth’s Hospital. mechanics : Jack jointly with Union College, "roasted” on his retirement and Elizabeth. bondale’s recent spruit July at the Berkeley Coughlin finished the year with a mencement exercises Lowenthal. Brooklyn, has invited all men, presented a statuette from the parents Mrs. Williams was a fourth grade School of Garret Moun hefty .556 average on 10 hits in 18 at committee and a plaque from the The total graduating class i math-physics:’ Jerry tain. women and children teacher in the Iselin school system, bats, four doubles, one triple and four scouts. more than 4.200 graduates Nathanson, Flanders, civil Guydan will be enrolled (provided the last are RBIs. He was followed by senior Dennis where she worked for four years. She technology; Robert accompanied by an adult) Patrol leader patches were issued to in the executive Keefe at .426, 23-54. one double, one graduated from Jersey City State Wallers tern. Springfield, secretarial program, to utilize the observatory’s Greg Kaufmann, FrangeDa. Frazier. College. Bora in Hampton County, SC , math-physics, and Irene 10-inch refracter and 24- triple and one homerun, with 17 RBIs. Halasnik. Tkach and Brosky. which is designed for the Jim Patton. .357, 20-56, two, three, she lived in Linden for 11 years. shor d Zingale, Westfield, student seeking a inch reflector telescopes The senior patrol leader patch was Surviving are a son. Stacey LaMont . " T EE secretarial sciences. and other astronomical seven RBIs; Mike Pirkowski, .306, 16- presented to Roman and the jiauor secretarial education with 52, one, one, four RBIs; John Zeich. her parents. Mr and Mrs. Rayfield THE MEDICAL SERVICE C EITEI equipment, including a assistant scoutmaster patch to Williams; two brothers, Elliot and general and business 290, - , four RBIs and Scott Motto. variety of two-inch to 16- 16 62 Waidlich. Raymond Williams, and a sister. Miss Card nights administration. .271, 19-70, three, zero, and one 401 N NMD AVE LM The daughter of Mr and inch sky-scanning in homerun with 13 RBIs Scouts who recently participated in a Christie Williams. at Red Cross struments. 17>A mile Jockey Hollow Hike and wrote Arrangements were made by the Mrs. John Guydan, she is Members of AA1 will be On the mound, the Tigers’ top hurler 4 8 6 - 4 1 5 5 The special projects a member of this Jtme’s was M otto who compiled a 5.08 earned a 2SO-word essay on the event were Smith Funeral Home, 45 Cherry st , FREEOCLIVffiV committee of the graduating class at Linden on hand to familiarize awarded a medal. They were De Elizabeth OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK visitors with the use of the run average with 12 strikeouts and four l:» AAX »• n pm American Red Cross. High School, where she walks followed by Hank Albrechcinski. Pasquale, Robert Frazier, Scott instruments and to explain Frazier. Johns. Kochanski. Malinchok. CARPENTERS. ATTENTION! Sell yourself • UuSSffll c Eastern Union County was a member of the 5.16. 10 and seven; Joe Rugowski. 6.39. • F lm D f v f iO D Chapter, will sponsor an Boosterette Squad and the what can be seen through Nawroeki, Roman, Tkach. Lustgarten, lo 34.000 families with a low cost Want Ad Us« Your VJVff the telescopes. , nine and 18; Mack. 6.52, 30 and 33. and evening of card playing Future Business Leaders •' Bob Chabak. 13.5, 12 and 26______Brosky. Duffy and Goncalves. Call <04 7700 and dessert the second of America Club: served Chaplenko reminded those planning to attend Tuesday of each month on the Cynosure Cir- FRIDAY DEADLINE begiruling Tuesday. July culation staff, and was a the Friday viewing sessions that dusk arrives All items other than spot news should be in our office by 12. at the Chapter House, secretary in the business noon on Friday. 203 'v Jersey st.. department. She also has at a later hour and they should time their arrival Elizabeu. been active as a Linden Public Notice Each evening will begin PA L c h e e r l e a d e r at the observatory ac cordingly. CITY OF LINDEN at 7:30. and a table prize assistant, PASSED ORDINANCE will be offered 32 ad- t r ~. . NO. 18 221 mission will be charged v 7 O P S p 0 l l S 6 T AN ORDINANCE TO FURTHER AMEND AND WHAT S NEW SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "AN per person, and the As part of its residency ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SALARIES FOR players were asked to OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE FIRE at Middlesex County DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF LINDEN. NEW bring their own cards. College. Edison, this JERSEY," APPROVED DECEMRER 27, IN4, AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTED. Stoneunl summer, the Plays-in-the- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LINDEN. Park will restage its Section 1. That Section 1 of an ordinance entitled, "AN production of “Godspell,” ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SALARIES FOR OFFICERS on a reserve seat basis AND EMPLOYEES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY." approved December 27. July 25 to SO at 8 p.m. in 1966, and as amended and supplemented, shall be and the same A TLAMELESS 0LOH7ORCH- hereby is further amended and supplemented as follows. the Performing Arts Annual Salaries for Officers and Employees of the Fire Center. 1UB 7&RCHIAMP PUTS OUT Department of the City of Linden as set forth below: The performances will A POWERRA- HALOGEM BEAM Salaries A T T&1PERATURES OTSCO' TO effective as of be sponsored by the Titles of Positions January 1,1977 N TS ' 72> REMOVE PAJNTON Fire Chief Middlesex County Houses, rawaturf%np govs Deputy Fire Chief 524.095 00 e 21 . 002.00 Stabity. Department of Parks and rrALSO HARMS COU>HJG*M \ Fire Captain 18,120.00 THAWS LOCKS AMP -M4/V/ Fire Lieutenant “Sure my prices have gone Recreation in cooperation Fire Fighter (Class A) 16.334.00 up. Cruises have gone up... with Middlesex County o t h e r u s e s , n ' p l u g s in Fire Fighter (Class B) 15.120.00 70 /T O VOLT O U T LE T 14.420.00 Cadillacs have gone up College Fire Fighter (Class C) 14.120.00 champaign has gone up " Fire Fighter (Class D) 13,420.08 Fire Fighter (Class E) 12.300.00 Public Notice Fire Signal System Superintendent (Class A) 19.534.00 Your earnings continually grow Fire Signal System Superintendent (Class B) 18.974.00 Fire Signal System Superintendent (Class C) 18.417.00 CITY OF LINDEN Linden to be issued for the credit of the City of Linden, Fire Signal System Superintendent (Class D) 17458.00 with daily compounding on Ameri PASSED ORDINANCE purpose of financing said New Jersey, are hereby Fire Signal System Superintendent (Class E) 17,300 00 NO IS 219 improvement The estimated pledged for the payment of the Assistant Fire Signal System total cost of said improvement principal and interest on all of Superintendent (Class (A) 16.044.00 ca ’s top savings rates. Stability is AN OROINANCE TO is stated to be the sum of the bonds or notes issued Assistant Fire Signal System PROVIDE FOR THE 5150.00000 pursuant to this ordinance, Superintendent (Class B) 15.524.00 SEPARATION IN THE Section 4. There is hereby and the sums required for Assistant Fire Signal System essential in any financial program. EIGHTH WARD appropriated in addition to the such payments shall in each Superintendent (Class C) 15.002 00 (SECTION I) OF STORM oblige Nona hereby authorized year while any of said bonds Assistant Fire Signal System A N D SANITARY the sum of 17,500.00. which or notes are outstanding be Superintendent (Class D) 34.481.00 Our regular passbook account offers SEWERS AS A sum has bean made available included in the annual budget Assistant Fire Signal System GENERAL by provision In a previously Superintendent (Class E) IMPROVEMENT. and raised by taxes levied 13.940 00 adopted budget of the City of upon ell the taxable property Section 2. Fire Fighters assigned to the Bureau of daily compounding on Am erica’s top MAKING AN Linden as a down payment, within said City without limit CombustiDI** shall m lv t ,n additta^i salary as sat form APPROPRIATION said sum being not less than as to rate or amount. opposite the title ot the assignment: THEREFOR AND five (5) percent of the Section 9. The Invalidity or Assistant Combustibles Inspector savings rate, plus a variety of other AUTHORIZING THE obligations authorized herein. ineffectiveness of any on* or Bureau of Combustibles S400.00 FINANCING THEREOF. Section 5. It is hereby more terms or provisions of Section 3 All Increments for employees entitled thereto BE IT ORDAINED BY THE determined that the period of COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF the foregoing Ordinance, or between me period ot January 1st and June xth shall savings and home financing services. Now that’s a LINDEN usefulness of me aforesaid the inapplicability thereof to commence on the preceding January 1st. Increments tor improvements, for the any person or circumstances, employers m niiN th5r*,n merevo tor the period of JulyJulv tst to Section 1. That reinforced financing of which the \ concrete pip* storm sawor shall not be deemed to affect Decembern... 1 31st shall commence on the preceding ng July 1st stable offer. aforesaid obligations are the validity and effectiveness Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinaryordinances am shall ba installad in and along hereby issuva. is the period of of the remaining terms and schedules not Inconsistent herewith shall continue in fi GRIER AVENUE from Worth forty (40) years, mat me provisions or the applicability and effect ~ ------lnu* ln *"«* Avanua to Allan Straat, supplemental debt statement of any term or provision to Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect as provided by togafhar with all nacassary has been filed in the office of other persons and law appwrtanancas and incidental the City Clerk and mat such circumstances; but each term PASSED June 8, 1977 work This is Section 1 of 3 of a statement shows the gross and provision shall be deemed plan to saparate storm and EDWARD MURAWSKI OUR NEW DAY OF DEPOSIT SAVINGS ACCOUNT sanitary sewers in the Eighth debt as defined by N.J.S 40A, to be separate and PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL Chapter 2. is Increased by independent. APPROVED: June 9. 1977 Ward to comply with the authorization of me aforesaid Section 10. All m atters requirements of the National obligations by me sum of relating to the obligations not JOHN T GREGORIO a year Pollutant Discharge 1142.500 00, and that the herein specifically set forth ATTEST: MAYOR CoropoorxietJ Da?:'* Elimination System obligations authorired by mis may be determined and WANDA GLI NKA GAWRON Discharge Permit No N.J Credited Wctomfy ordinance will be within all provided by subsequent Linden Leader, June 16,1977 Dep. City Clerk 0031231, City of Linden, as debt limitations prescribed by resolutions or as provided by (Fee: 533.12) (P rovided a m*ntFTHjjrrr approved by the US said Chapter. law Oeposii o* 5250 Enviror mental Protection Section 6 The sum of Section 11. This ordinance Aoency 5.47% " 5.25% remains a? all times> 515.000 00 is stated as meshall take effect in the manner Section That said 2 aggregate amount included in prescribed by law. FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY Of WITHDRAWAL improvement shall be me cost of me aforesaid constructed as a general improvement tor engineering PASSED: June B, 1977 improvement and the cost EDWARD MURAWSKI qO*Tl'w and inspection costs, coats of thereof shall be borne by the authorizing, selling and PRESIDENT OF City at Large Said issuing obligations, including COUNCIL improvement shall be advertising in connection APPROVED June 9, 1977 according to plans. therewith JOHN T. GREGORIO Specifications and profiles for Section 7 The bonds and MAYOR said work prepared by the bond anticipation notes ATTEST: City Engineer and on file in his authorised to be Isaued herein WANDA GLINKA GAWRON office and the same shoii be shall bear interest at such rate Deputy City Clerk Diner • done under the supervision of or rates as shall hareafter be STATEMENT the City Engineer determined and shall mature The ordinance published Businessmen's Luncheon Section 3. That there shall and be paid within the herewith has been finally be and hereby is authorized aforesaid period of usefulness passad and the 20 day period Dinner Specials the issuance of bond in annual installments, the of limitation within which a anticipation notes and bonds first of which shall be payable suit, action or proceeding can FREE Salad Bar UNDEN: 701 NO WOOD AVE, 925-1111 / CLARK: 1100 RARITAN ROAD. 381-5515 of the City of Linden for the not more than ore year from be commenced as provided In purpose of financing the cost the date of the bonds and no me Local^vvwt Bonduw iu Act, i , Ihas tva (tobag With Your Dinner of the aforesaid purposes m an annual installmtnt shall to run from m« data of theit ?Tifirst amount Wot exceeding exceed by morj* than 100 publication ot mis Statamant 705 W. St. Surge !« • ., LiaHaa Linden's Oldest end Clark's First Financial Institution< 1142,500 00, being the percent the amount of me City Clark estim ated amount of smallest prior installment. Unden Leader. June ,16. 1977 Open 24 Hour* 488-8927 ji - . N . NS obligations of the City of Section • The full faith and (Fee: SA4.J0) o o o o o o o o J oMt M ill R
$ Recreation LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Thursday, June 16, 1977 3 Rape case
Ite be totocu a * «f tke game in the is sent to i bucteue a caW in Ms grand jury A Clinton street man, charged with the alleged rape of a juvenile girl, was remanded to the county jail in lieu of $10,000 bail and the case sent to the grand jury after his appearance Monday in municipal court. Harvey Tooker is accused of the May 8 incident which originally was pur T- ported to have occurred in Wheeler Park. Further reports changed the YOUNGSTERS at the Rahway YMCA practice their swimming techniques in location of the alleged rape to Tooker’s anticipation of the Y s progressiva swim program which will begin on residence on Clinton street. July 9. The eight-weak program is for beginners os well os for odvonced In other court action, Wilbur Hill of swimmers. A 45-minute lesson for aoch level will be conducted on Malcolm place was fined $50 fbr Saturdays between 9:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Tasting for potential swim "committing an assault. program participants will be held on June 25 from 10 a.m. to noon and is The court Imposed fines of $215 on i Jobaowd that the designed to determine which level of swimming a child is on. Ralph Denton of Carteret and Robert aad the ataadard of Registration may be made in person at the Y. 1564 Irving st., Rahway, or Duven of S. Wood avenue for respective •o mncfc that it now by calling 388-0057. charges of driving with a suspended Yob could say that license and driving while on the Truck mishap 'o f modeln American revoked list. Hood is stolen off panel truck Three motorists were issued the penalties for driving while under the causes traffic has been A hood valued at $100 was stolen from The car was reportedly locked at the influence of alcohol. Shane O’Neill of E i been win- a panel truck parked in a driveway at time of theft, which took place last Brunswick was fined $215 and lost his jam on Rt. 1-9 : the beat office has a big Weinberg Electric Co. last week, police Friday. license for 60 days while Rocco ■ate in the near M m . Do said. Abo on Friday, four hubcaps were DiGiorgio of Elizabeth received a O H B t SPORTS PROGRAMS rm they play the ugm star for wards and The theft apparently occurred bet taken from a car parked in the similar fine and had his license revoked y o t get by or do they go all out and go ween 6 p.m. last Thursday and 7:t5 powerhouse lot at General Motors for 90 days. Robert A Young of Colonia with the jm m gtr ptayu s on the bench I a m Friday at the E. Elizabeth avenue between 5:30 a m and 5 p.m The was fined $265 and lost his license for E if W e knows he is only going to address Police said screws had been hubcaps were valued at $200. 180 days . he will not have to pace removed to take the hood off d m the tana why he is Police also reported the theft of a $1 SO Service keys given the p e a le d ever. As long as CB w it from a car parked in front of Fines imposed Giorgio's hack is as bad as it s a n k , it the Grass Candle Co on E. Linden st. to two city residents " ■ Id be wise to give him a little rest *■ was M d at tke Roberta Lubas o f Mildred avenue and on drug counts »tj Outer Bavkkag This for hah of the p i w also. Beckenbauer has settled down the Cosmos defense, Two are graduated Cynthia Wojtasxek of Gesner street '1 tn m late October to were awarded service keys in Three persons were fined $100 each so now they mast concentrate on mare on charges of possession of less than 25 I think the tons at the from Georgetown recognition of their participation in extra-cuTicular activities at the an grams of marijuana following to see a w w w g team Two Linden residents were municipal court appearances last I they don't care if it is Peie scoring graduated from the Georgetown nual Class Night program of Union College. Thursday University School of Medicine in The three were David Estrada and r ' »iag beck to tost Sunday’s game, Washington during recent com Lubas is second vice-president of the collegiate senate and a member of the Sheryl Thorpe, both of Elizabeth, and * oaest also give credit to Shep mencement exercises. Donald Faser of Rahway. Rahway Hospital by the I who saved f u r dwotout goals The gr aduates are David Harvan of trips, dinner, dance, finance and “Miss Nite Owl" committees. Lee Allen Thompson of Elizabeth was ■ ■ * to set ip Tony Field's game W. Henry street, who will intern at fined $50 by the court for possession of a tof W'aterbury Hospital in Waterbury. Wojtaszrk is secretary of Gamma pam m has left i The Cosmos are on TV tonight Sigma Chi sorority and a member of the hypodermic syringe. Conn . and Robert F. Pierozak Jr if In traffic violations, George DeWitt In against Toronto on Channel 11. They Orchard terrace, who will spend his intramural bowling team year-old I ■nR aim host Tampa Bay this Sunday at of Falls Church, Va., forfeited $500 bail internship at Mart land Medical Center. on a charge of driving while under the :by a car Giant S u d a n at 2 06 Newark. ______Student is awarded at the career af. influence of alcohol jost before 5 p m Dopart wins degree a medical degree The court imposed a fine of $215 on Pohce said the girl Broisman receives Fernando Rios of Rahway for driving HOUSTON. Texas Joseph S. Palin, while on the revoked list. oat in front of a parked car and teto the from Maine college son of Mr and Mrs Joseph G. Palin of path af one (term by P o a d a Davis af award in medicine John L Jackson of Edgar road was Linden. N.J.. received a doctor of fined $75 and had his license revoked street. The Davis car sms Larry B. Broisman of Linden SPRINGVALE, Maine—Rudolph C medicine degree from Dr. Michael E. received the Sussex Comity Medical for six months for driving without in to a stop at the Dopart of Linden, N.J., was one of 135 DeBakey. Baylor president, at recent surance. Society's Dr Jessie McCall Award for members of the graduating class to be graduation ceremonies. proficiency in internal medicine. At awarded baccalaureate and associate Pahn will continue his medical degrees at Nasson College’s 65th m m . i training with a residency in internal Graduates academy Jersey Medteal School of the College of commencement exercises. m e d n to at Baylor affiliated hospitals. Kathleen Ann Bartlomiejczyk, Me threw and Dentistry of New Jersey. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph He completed las in let graduate work daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Commencement earefoea for CMD- C. Dopart of Fedor ave. The student in a n at Boston University, earning a Bartlomlejexyk Jr. of Winfield Park City air rating N J were held an Monday at the received a Bachelor of science ik p n bachelor of arts waa recently graduated from Garden State Arts Center. Hotmdel. in business la ode in biology Southeastern Academy, Orlando, Fla is a mixed bag Day trips travel aid the city five (toys a week, a i rating ''satisfactory'' far tote (toys out W a n t m o n e y program at School Owe awd a motor of seven for the period eudtog Jane M. Environmental Protection i Ciii ■ day held at the 'iwtufariraj" far one day awd jotoi T. Gregorio Recreatioa Center -tetoewlthy- tar the i applications from Carbon groups to report to avitohlr to the public awd a participate in the copy n ay be oblateed from the every day (hwmg the penad except for Recreation Oppartimity t o ^ e ? i office at 885 S. Wood ave Jaw 9 when they Project administered by “satisfactory." DSP's Division of Parks Drunk counts Coefficient of aad Forestry. " far six The project provides SOLOMON SAFFAR When you've got to get away, you've got to get away. ne9 transportation grants to i pohce officer observed an ac- EWICH, a long-time Trouble is — you don t always have the dough at sponsoring agencies and Linden resident, retired same lime you need to go _ on W Edgar rood. AOegedy. the will permit yoimgsters (18 star of alcohol was detected on the from the Warners Fiant mnl younger) from lower of American Cyanamid Which is why you should apply for The Big ■noth of John Welsh of N. Wood aad moderate-income O Overdraft Checking from United iveme. one of the (h irers involved a Co. in Linden, after more families to enjoy than 41 years of service. Counties Trust Company With the Big he accident, according to the officer’s recreational and cultiaal eport- The officer said Wetoh was He worked as a main O you get a FREE CHECKING W arehouse day-trips. tenance man in the , way mg and stianbled as he got a * of The trips will include account with a line of credit you can m vefade Wetoh was attested an a utilities department at use anytime just by writing a check is burglarized visits to parks and forests the plant. bank (h iving charge and token to , for swimming, camping. for more than your balance. Or by am lp—liii for booking ' native hikes, historic and filling out a simple transfer form On Smday. officers found Mary educational tours, zoos Public Notice Smmsan of RoeefcPark sitting behind I from the Goodyear Wa and professional baseball RESOLUTION So apply at any UCTC office he wheel of her car. which had ap APPOINTMENT OF on W St George I ARCHITECT today And then get away and take parently struck a parked car on N. WHEREAS, there exists a need for the Board of the Big O along for the ride Slim street rV~* 2:15 a m Officers Public Notice Education of the City of mid they detected an odor of alcohol on Linden, New Jersey, to hire « ■ i breath and SHERIFF'S SALE specialist tor the purpose of s u r c a i o a c o u r t o f m e w developing plans and JERSEY CHANCERY specifications for alterations DIVISION UNION COUNTY and repairs to Schools No. 3, 4 last Satarday.and5am . Monday The DOCKET WO. F-MSS-M and 7. and THE UAH WAY SAVIMSS WHEREAS, after three in »i h e r were the only INSTITUTION, atohnm VS. consultation, the Board of _____ g at 2:38 after aBegedy : at this JOSEPH R E W M E U A aaO Education has determined peotog through two red lights an Rt ROSE AMN RFC* NULLA. Ms that Musial Guerra, AlA can provide these services at a 4. The woman's car reported; was CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF rate of ft percent of costs, and totted at 15 miks per horn- before it EXECUTION — FOR SALE WHEREAS, the services to M eeting O F MORTGAGED be performed by the above are a hao* lor row vacates, OW BOSSLLB SAVINOS yZcirm a CI-Ua Oor £M a Wo ao*r wot to mate row No. DNOOl M —$175.00. No. DV002M —$250.00. Continuous readout in Dual Zone Timer hours, minutes and seconds Continuous readout of with AM/PM indicator. hours, minutes and DM KttS PJUD ON VACATION CLUBS Instant display of month, date. seconds. Shows day Wfcca riaipln * do A Regular Bash and date. PASSBOOK. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CONSTANTLY EXPANDING THE BOUNDARIES OF TIMEKEEPING. 4 7 % C 2 5 % THE SEIKO MULTI-MODE I f i r LC DIGITAL COLLECTION. Day of D f i * »a Day of paM lar every day Quartz watches, pioneered by Seiko, are the most qaartwty. Yea never accurate in the world today. And now Seiko latM kahpodM a to cad of qaarter. AH adds dependability and impeccable styling to the continuous time readout of the Multi Mode LC Digital Quartz category. Chronographs, dual-zone timers and many more. All with built in illumination and battery life of over one year. FSLIC Come in and select the special model that meets your needs. You'll be expanding your own ROSELLE boundaries of timekeeping. Seiko Quartz.§ £ HOURS: Opeaflatardaya ^LEONARD •to ll. SAVINGS Open Mondayi JEWELERS • to4, and ** I* THE Jewelry Center 4:3S to t. Other weekdays 4*9 Mart* W M * « V M M . LMOM WS-W4 CHESTS! T STHEET AT THIRD AVEM K American i f p r t t t .lankAm arlcare JAaWar C*aroe Coir, oil al t.oolooorr Parking Arro • to4. Fridays "til * J June 16. 1977 LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Reformed ee W ee race still u p in t h e a i r beats No. 1 in Rec play as Jaycees,Sobel le a d t h e p a c k Bab Patrick's triple scored Mike Petnaky with the winning run as. inning contest. nings. Brian Tevlin was the top hitter Reformed C tae h edged PAL No. 1, The Linden PAL's Pee Wee baseball out 17 Jaycee batters. 2-1 in Linden Recreation Jimior League Tango-Fedor topped Central Carpet, Tempalsky, in pitching his no-hitter for Local 42 with a triple, double and ‘'leagues were tight last week when the against the White Diamond for PBA single. Doug Frank had a double and baseball action last week. Linden Jaycees played a 10-inning 0-0 3-0, for its eighth victory in 10 games. Joe Linduy homered for the winners Schmidt struck out 12 batters in the six- Local 42, whiffed 15 batters in six in- single and Tom Brady wacked a double ,.iie with Chandler Motors The game is for the winners. who remained unbeaten and tied for . scheduled to be replayed from the start alMMMHmMIMIIHIIIIIIIMHIMIIIIMIHimilM Arthur’s Limited topped the United first place with Leonard Jewelers. . pext Sunday at 3 p m. Counties Trust Co., 4-2 with Jeff Amee In other action, Charles Sokclowaki’s The Jaycees, with a perfect 9-0 the winner. Lou Candreva had a triple seventh-inning triple keyed a »« vic 'Yfecord, still leads the National League , $4,000 donated and single, John Kwiecien two singles, tory far the Ninth Ward Democratic "With Tango Kedor Insurance in second and Bob Kwiecien a double, for CUb over PAL No. 2 Adrew. Moroni place with an 8-2 record Sobel Fuel Arthur’s Randy Caplette’s hit, Barry (hove in four nms for the winnprs The b holds a slim edge over City Hall Coughlin’s double and Mike Stamatis’ 'Robin' league PAL No. 1 team was also defeated by ..Pharmacy in the American Pee Wee at celebrity game hit got home the two United Counties the Moose Qub, 2-1, with the godhead loop and Penn Oil, with 7-3, holds third runs in the second inning. run scaring on Walter Walko’s base hit. The Todd Bebtick Hodgkins York.” She said that that would Raiffe’s Youth Center topped the registration set The Teen League leader, H and M :place in the American League have coat about $288. But after The Linden Recreation Department *>" Kevin Tempalsky of Linden PBA Disease Foundation collected Butter Cake Bakery, 7-3, with Pat Deli, took two-out-of-three contests to more than $4,000 from the 3,500 contacting Continental Trail ways Scanlon the winner with Pat Costello in is accepting registration for a mens’ stay ahead of White Rose in the four- ■Local 42 pitched the fifth Pee Wee no- bus company, a bus was donated doubles tennis Round Robin League for -, hitter of the season against the White spectators who saw the celebrity relief. Pat Costello had two hits. Tony team race. H and M scared a 12-2 rout of s baseball game on June 3 between to take the ABC team to and from Werhun banged out a three-run men 35 years and over, according to M. Gordon Construction aa the losers _ Diamond The score was 4-0 Kurt M. Wolf, supervisor of'sports. Robert Schmidt of Tango-Fedor | teams from WCBS-TV and Linden. homerun in the fifth inning for Butter were held to just two hits. H and M League play vpll .bfgin on June XI to pitched the season's sixth no-hitter by 1 WABC-TV. CBS won it, 12-2. Belnick said she thanked all Cake Bakery. In Sunday’s National poimdad out 20 hits in a 16-3 romp over E According to Rhoda Belnick, those who took part In the game, League action, the Jaycees roiled to run the entire summer. Teams will play Linden PAL. this time yielding only shutting out Central Carpet, 3-0 at least one match per week and In Saturday’s American League | Todd Belnick's mother, none of particularly Mayor John T. their ninth straight victory without a three safeties. They suffered their first | the money will be uaed for ex- , Gregorio, who threw out the first loss by topping Butter Cake Bakery, 12- awards will be presented to the first loss, however, as White Rote’s Paul action, Sobel Fel won its eighth game in and second place teams at the con nine starts by nipping The Royal Dell, | penses but will be used ex- ball; Police Chief Domenic Lello; 3. Jim Bean was the winner with Bob Wietraykowski tossed a two-hit, 12- | clusively for research into Al Volpe, Linden recreation Vittitoe hurling the last two innings in clusion of the tournament. Each person strikeout 1-0 gem at H and M. The only 5-3 in seven innings A 2-2 tie was will be required to pay a $1 entry fee. broken in the top of the seventh Peter j§ Hodgkins Disease, as is the case superintendent, and Joaeph relief. run crossed the plate in the second | with other money collected by the Caroselli, transportation com Arthur's got fine shut-out hurling - Registration wiU close on Wednesday inning when Frank Flackleman scored Chetta, the third Sobel Fuel pitcher, and interested participants may picked up the victory 1 foundation’s continuing ac- missioner, among others. from Ames who won it. Kwiecien on a suicide squeeze by Alex Mayes. 1 tivities. She and her husband. pitched two innings of relief shut-out register at the tennis courts or at the White Rose only had two hits despite r City Hall Pharmacy topped Linden. 1 Ben. pay for all expenses Todd Belnick died six years ago recreation office at 60S S. Wood Ave 3luto Body, 5-3 to stay only a game against Central Carpet, 2-0, to help win taking the decision. i themselves and. where possible, of Hodgkins Diaease at the age of it. Further information may be obtained THE STANDINGS ■Jjehind Sobel Fuel. John Billero was the i others donate time and services 13. He had contracted the disease from the Recreation Department at 862- ^winner with Magin Faxas in relief White Diamond topped United J a a io r Leagae Baseball E for the foundation. two years earlier. Hi* parent* Counties, 7-6 with four runs in the fifth 0300 between the hours of 9 a m and 5 W L •tony Favor, with two hits and Jeff 5 “For instance,” said Belnick, decided to start the foundation p.m. Slade’s double were the big hits for City after trailing, 5-3. Andy Readie in relief Leonard 3 0 | “we were told that we had to when it was realised there had of starter John Roney was the winner. PReformed Church 3 0 TJall Pharmacy Tom Halasnik with a E provide a bus for the whole ABC been very little research done on Rouble and single, plus hits by Peter Sobel Fuel won its ninth game in 10 Ninth Ward 2 0 £ l e a r n a n d return them to New the disease. starts in the American League over the Tourney to start Moose 2 2 3>ent and Betty Kubie paced the Linden iiiimHiHiimiinimiumiiHimniiHimiiiHiHiiHiiiHiiiiNHiuii 2Luto Body attack Garden State Barber Supply. Joe PAL no. 1 1 3 Dalesslmdrio picked up the victory with next Thursday PAL No 2 1 3 ~Penn Oil won its seventh game in 10 Pete Chetta in relief. The winners Ziebart 0 2 ytarts by topping Garden State Barber collected 13 hits with two each by Lou The registration deadline for the 0 2 Old Corner beats Essex girl’s tennis tournament is Monday Paul's Supply. 3-0 as Jim Bevilaque picked up Scia, Danny Hanlon, Chetta and Charlie Teen Leagae Baseball the victory with Robbie Robinson Tuma according to the Recreation Depart 1 ment. The tournament is open to all H and M 5 .pitching the final two innings of the City Hall Pharmacy stayed only one White Rose 4 1 shutout in National's A division game off the pace of Sobel Fuel by girls who have not reached their 18th 4 birthday by Jan. 1. The tournament will PAL 1 • • The Linden Knights of Columbus got Old Corner Inn surprised Essex Bar Tavern outlasted Layne N.Y. 18-12, topping the Knights of Columbus 9-1 M. Gordon 0 4 and Grill, the National League A slugging five homeruns in the game. with seven runs in th fifth inning. begin next Thursday with matches strong shut-out pitching from Chris played on weekday afternoons Rosivack and Bill Martinovich and division leaders, 7JS last week in the In American League C division ac Linden VFW Post 1387 nipped Wood formation may be obtained at the topped Wood Avenue Hardware, 9-0 Linden Recreation Department’s slow tion, B’nai B’rith dumped the front Avenue Hardware, 4-2 with Corey Registration blanks are available at Recreation Office, 80S S. Wood ave., or Jim Martinovich's pair of doubles, pitch softball action. running Slovak Club, 8-5 as Bob Weber Floyd the winner in a route-going the Wilson and Memorial tennis courts by calling 882-0300 between the hours of Chris Rosivack’s double and single and hit a three-run homer in a five-run performance. and there is no entry tee. Further in 9 a m. and 5 p.m. The winning run was scored in the sixth. Lucky Mike's, D division leaders, Tom Walker’s triple aided the winning bottom of the seventh when Old Cor Knights. Dorn Esposito banged out two downed Linden motor Freight 6-5, ner’s Mark Piegaro scored on John although outhit 12 to eight. hits for the losing Wood Avenue Hard Sancisko’s sacrifice fly. The loss was ware Seven Gables stayed right behind the first for Essex The B division Slovak Club, edging White Rose, 6-4. LHS athletes r e c e i v e The Linden VFW Post 1397 topped the leaders, Electric Kielbasa. maintained Three runs in the last of the eighth Magic Fountain, 4-1 with Dennis the league’s best record with a 17-9 clinched the game for the winners. Alexander the winner in a route-going victory over Hubie’s Exxon. Allen White Rose bounced back, defeating performance. He allowed Just five hits, Mehalick smashed two homeruns for Big Brother, 12-7. Big Brother then including a triple by William Perry for the winners. A three-run first inning carried the rebounded with a 17-2 pasting of Linden winter sports a w a r d s the loser's only run. Pitcher Dennis Chlorine, collecting 18 hits and three (jam senior heaped a triple and scared Knights of Columbus to a 4-1 triumph homeruns. jn Scott Smith’s hit. Oorey Floyd’s over Smitty’s L6 hold on to second place JV Wrestling in the A loop while Linwood Inn, B Tom Corridon’s fourfor-four per Male and female athletes who par Jaatan effort accounted for another VFW run formance led Old Pub to a 12-11 decision ticipated in winter sports programs at Darryl Devero, Fred Garland. Aaron Juniors in the sixth inning. counterparts, downed the Clan, 15-9 Roy Eastman, Michael Griffiths, with Lee Koester, Mike Adams, and over American Flange. Linden High School received awards at Howard, Albert Martin, Thomas —o o— the Spring Awards Program held at the Masur, Roosevelt Peeples. John Spann. Eriberto Rodrigues Jim Murphy contributing homeruns. —0—0— Sophomores « IN SATURDAY S PAL National Linwood came back the same evening high school. Byron Stradford, Clarence Turner •League games, the Jaycees' Anthony THE STANDINGS For winter sports, award winners -o-o- Kenneth Cadigan, Fred Cybuiski, to rout Key Olds, 20-8, knocking out 22 National ■Sguegha pitched the first six innings hits in the contest. were: Thomas Gordon, Alfred Granberg, £nd Bob Vittitoe pitched the final-four > A Division Varsity Basketball JV Basketball David McDaniel, Aubrey McLaughlin, The Polish Home evened its record < W Sophomores Miguel Macacay, Andrew Miller, Scoreless innings, allowing just four with a 16-11 victory over Linden A C. L Seniors hits for the Chandler Motors team. Jeff Essex 7 1 Michael Schreck, William Searight, Theus Armstead. Gordon Austin. Charles Miller, Richard Miller, Robert scoring 10 times in the third inning K of C 5 Antione Chapman, Harold Fish, Kevin Montgomerie, Frank Moseley, Brow" Ditched a gem for Chandler Larry Olenik’s three doubles carried 2 Robert Stagich. Polish Hall 3 Hall, Mark Hopkins. Meach Koluch. Raymond Nagomey, Joseph Prin- Motors, turling the entire 10 innings. McManus A C. to a?16-7 verdict over 3 He allowed three hits, two by Jim Bean Smittty’s 4 5 John Krotulis. Scott Motto. Gordon cipato, Alex Rivera. Dwayne Taylor, Rosedale Cemetery and Ed McCar- Old Stock 3 Seeler Darrell Terry. Kevin Treacy, Robert and a double by Capozgoli and striking threy’s two homeruns sparked an 18-8 5 Old Comer 3 5 Tennis classes Weber, Kenneth Wenk decision for Hubie’s over Smitty’s. Tight Neon 1 Four hits and four RBIs by Bob 5 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Lavne N.Y 1 A to be conducted Seniors Bowling Team Giants will play Clausen paced Key Olds 10-5 victory B Division Seniors—V arsity against Linden A C. and Old Stock Beuhlah Burt, Lisa Carson. Susan W L Filmonchik Gregory Scesney in Aug. 6 gam e Electric Kielbasa 9 1 in Wilson Park Juniors—Varsity „ - Linwood Inn 6 3 Juniors Vincent Chesnowski. Debbie Samer for press fund Clan 5 3 Registration for tennis instruction for Donna Grzybowski, Deborah Kurtz. Sophomores—Varsity McManus A C. 4 3 boys and girls, ages 9 to n , sponsored Gilda Lameiras, Margaret Wiencfcoski Craig Korns pan, Thomas Pielech, Hubie’s Exxon ■ 4 4 by the Linden Recreation Department, William Telesco The New York Football Giants will will close on Monday. Sophomores donate the profits from their first 1977 Key Olds 4 4. Susan Alexai, Danna Beishaw, Fee Juniors—JV preseason game to the New Jersey Rosedale 3 5 The sessions will be held at Wilson Cokley, Katherine Krushniski. Gwen Mark Kuznitz. Press Association Scholarship Fund Linden A C. 0 7 Park tennis courts for four weeks with Lopez, Diane Modrak, Mary Lou Sophomores—JV ’j'he g^ruc will be played Saturday —0—o— classes offered at 9,10, and 11 a.m. in Schmidt. Richard Banasiak, Michael Can tone, night, Aug 6, against the New England American two sessions Jack Halperin, Michael Jedwabnik, C Division Managers, Scorers, Timers Michael Rotola Patriots in the Meadowlands Stadium The Monday to Wednesday sessions Ray Walsh Sr., vice-president and W L Juniors -o-o- Slovak Club will run July 6,11,13, 18, 20, 25, 27 and Gertrude McCracken, Michelle Slas Secretary of. the Giants, and James R 5 1 Aug. 1, while the Tuesday to Thursday Wrestling Cheerleaders Sutphen, president of the NJPA Seven Gables 6 2 Sophomores Seniors Old Pub A C sessions will run July 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, Scholarship Trust, signed a contract 6 3 26 and 28. Each class will be limited to Catherine Ciaridge, Kathleen Moore, Diane Amari and Mari Kuhtik, making the press association a tenant B’nai B’rith 6 3 Susan Will captains, Winona Fredericks, Mari Ann Raiders 12 students on a first-come, first-served QEf the stadium during the game NJPA 7 4 basis. Students must wear rubber soled Fortuna, Mary Lesniak, Karen Man- I 'll receive all proceeds and pay the White Rose 4 4 nuzza, Kathy Sullivan. American Flange shoes and supply their own racquet and Varsity Wrestling pame s expenses before adding the 3 6 balls. There is no registration charge. w Juniors profits to its scholarship fund Aces 2 6 Seniors Karen Donach, Shari Kirkup, Kathy The Giants have offered tickets for D Division Helene Morse of the recreation staff Bart Aslin, Peter Buckley, Thomas Senor. 8>e charity game to their season ticket W L will be the instructor. All youths must Clarke, Glenn Miller, Joseph Sarullo, -o-o- holders. The balance’of the tickets will Lucky Mike's 6 2 be Linden residents. Further in James Vencent. Cheerleading Squad he sold by the stadium ticket office and Joe’s Social 5 2 formation may be obtained at the J u n io rs Seniors r* '"hursday. June 16. 1977 Village succeeding SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART at Panther Valley • City •Suburbs •Farm Country • Lake • Shore More than $1.5 million developments undertaken Homes are set into the worth of luxury country in the Northeast. wooded Jersey hilltop town homes were sold at The Country View colony and are priced the new Village Country features five distinctive from $53,500 to $67,900 View at Panther Valley in styles in ranch, multi-level Panther Valley is a AllanWhy. and two-story layouts with planned, residential Country View is a new two and three bedrooms community located on the village of varied housing and as many as Vk baths Eastern edge of Warren styles in Panther Valley, A variety of exterior County. The concept plan one of the largest and most treatments are availabale calls for a total com well known planned unit in various housing groups. munity containing all of THE NEWBURY at Whiting Village. The new achilt community under the same the essential services to be sponsorship as the adjacent Crest wood Village is offering three two-bedroom, self-sufficient. Private single; detached homes in response to a consumer survey which showed security gates guard the preference for this type of housing, modestly-priced, with oitright ownership entrances to Panther imder a fee-simple deed Valley. Presently in operation are sewer, GROWLING' SUCCESS—Country View is a new village of varied housing styles in water and cable TV companies, as well as a Panther Valley in Allamuchy in Warren County Panther Valley is a planned, Development unveiled residential community located on the eastern edge of the county. Country View shopping mall, motel and homes are set into the wooded Jersey hilltop and are priced from $53,500 to $67,900 country club containing an 18 hole golf course, clubhouses, swimming models, adjacent to Ocean by Crestwood group and tennis facilities 5 models are ready County Agricultural Crestwood Communities designed and eqiapped for study of retirees in all Building on this nucleus. Greg DiSabbatino, (Whitesville road), tbrn Building Readers may recently celebrated its senior living.'' ranging in walks gt life, conducted by Panther Valley will North Jersey manager of left and travel 2V2 miles to call 341-4700. 12th anniversary as a full- cost from $26,990 to one of the world's top eventually consist of the Scarborough Cor service active adult $31,990. are now on view at marketing agencies." approxim ately 3,000 poration, has announced residential complex by the Crestwood Village declared Wolff dwelling units. To support the completion of Section t unveiling a new com Exhibit Center “We sought straight a community of this size, at Weatherly’s “The FIT munity called Whiting The new single home answers to simple they have even made Family Place” in Village community is in Man questions: 'What did they provisions for an in Pleasant Plains. The ora “It will be built on 235 chester Township. Ocean want most in a retirement dustrial park The com Ocean County develop acres of rolling woodland County, adjacent to the dwelling, in floor plans prehensive environmental ment has five select with totally new designs of o rig in a l Crestwood and amenities; in life style planning of Panther models, “ready to move KING detached. single-family Village, with its full and environment-*' As a Valley resulted in a unique in" They include The homes on a new land use service shopping mall, result, these new homes in concept of a total com Lexton, a three-bedroom and his plan.'' according to David medical building and a very real sense were munity containing all of ranch, The Nantucket, a S Wolff. marketing other facilities “It is the designed by our in the essential services 52-foot long Cape Codder; ROYAL director. Three model product of an extensive terviewees—and the necessary for complete The Oxford, a two-story homes, “specifically and intensive research hundreds of new independence Colonial; the Westbrook, residents we consulted in Panther Valley is a three-bedroom ranch, FAMILY! 25 MINUTfS TO MOWtlStOWN • 50 MINUTFS IO S»C. great depth during the localed less than a mile and the Sturbridge, a Salt past year. '•The research from Interstate 80 To Box Colonial 1st SECTION SECTION 1 told us that the retirement reach the community, The price of all these ALM OST market is changing its drive west on 80 to the models includes ap S O U OUT! SPARTA character,” Wolff con MONEY UNLIMITED UNVEILED - Ralph Lisa, Route 517 exit Turn left pliances, fixtures, storm A tinued. "Facing ac president, and Mary Evans, corporate secretary, (south) three-quarters of a windows and screens, air celerated inflation and discuss housing plans for clients following grand mile lo the entrance conditioning, wall-to-wall BIRCH HILL nervousness about the opening ceremonies for Money Unlimited’s new The entire development carpeting, fireplces Social Security system, headquarters in Howell. Money Unlimited offers full is being built by Mathews- basements, patios and Centennial Fair folks are now concerned to real estate services from new construction and home Phillips Management Co. other extras AT MIDDLETOWN preserve and conserve improvements to complete placement services for for its owner Travelers To visit Weatherly, take their resources finan ALL 4 AND 5 BEDROOM pk ude first and second mortgages, re-fi mortgages and Insurance Co of Hartford Garden State Parkway cial. psychological, Colonials—Bi-Levels—Tudors T* • »»^r»T. i loans of every sort. Upon completion, the south to exit 88 to Rt. 70 physical This is the true 1,600-acre complex will west Continue on Rt 70 e VERT IIIERAI FINANCING AVAIIAIU meaning of conservatism, represent a sales volume approx four miles to e IMMEWATf OCCUPANCY AVAttUtt and our buyers are con in excess of $156 million. junction of Rt. 527 servative." Financial setup DIRECTIONS < .*•' PHONE Another of the primary JET EXPENSE 787-1989, problems that concern Jet fuel accounts for 7 3 9 -T 2 2 2 Americans of retirement Gebroe nearly 20 per cent of MODELS OPEN IT NOON - 7 DATS K> Sparta lafcw for mortgages B No Sid'f &dve'Osiny m age today is energy airline operating costs /■ t conservation, according to Wolff, and that, too, was lists sale ASSOCIATED sales inc. considered in the design of noted by firm Gebroe-Hammer-Al M So. IHtenon Id Whippanv. V I the homes “Whiting perstein Associates of HOMES UNDER W w M a p - SS7 - 7 2 SS • - 7 2 9 -9 0 0 7 Village at Crestwood Homeowners can now Money Unlimited offers Clifton has sold three ■effects the results of our “one-stop-money-shop,’’ homeowners loans for any commercial properties for CONSTRUCTION! research in compact according to Ralph Lisa, purpose to qualified ap the trust department of energy-efficient, easy to president of Money plicants Mary Evans, the Midlantic National TOMS RIVER'S care-far homes,” he said. Unlimited at grand corporate secretary, said, Bank to the Evos Corp of "Special Whiting Village opening ceremonies held “Money Unlimited offers Philadelphia The A&P R E S T R E V energy-conservation recently in Howell homeowners, or supermarkets is the The T h e w i s e r measures include sen Lisa said, “ Money prospective homeowners, tenant of the three sible, cost-effective Unlimited. formerly a complete real estate and properties (Trum pet! *33,990°*°., features, such as full-thick Realty Mortgage Group, is financial consulting Richard Falkin. the B la re insulation in ceilings, a central clearing house of service.” Gebroe - Hammer - Alper- C loxiiu* m i g e t lues walls and floors: in all availabale mortgage Money Unlimited’s stein associate who Fo r NO dividual room thermostats money in New Jersey. Our main office is located on handled the package sale, for zone control, wood professional financial Rt 9 in Howell reported the A&P shop /Hamilton/ -*»h >room ih id r o o m flooring over insulating consultants can place first Individuals may call a toll ping centers are located in Square e b e t t e r crawl space. storm and second mortgages, free number, 800-88241989, Atlantic City, Bridgeton (Ranch * Bi-level windows and metal clad conventional. VA, FHA to arrange to discuss any and Egg Harbor GAR \Gl:S INCLUDED insulated front entry- and other government money needs The sales were trans Humr doors" backed loans “Fur Money Unlimited is acted for cash above a (90% Mortgage - 30 Yews 9% Imcrc'l* Gi Qualified Buyersl w e l o o k . The study showed that thermore,” Lisa noted, Lisa’s brainchild, whose new first mortgage, as DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway Exit 82 East at Toms retiree buyers would like “Money Unlimited offers background includes more part of the negotiated River take Rt. 37 East 5 miles to Garfield Ave. or Fischer to find, at an affordable complete real estate than 15 years experience sales terms Evos Corp Blvd. jughandie - Go North approx 1 mile and follow price, the dignity and services both as Realtors in real estate^jid mor- was represented by Albert Hamilton Square signs 1 block to Garfield Ave. and Project. prestige represented by a and Multiple Lising tgage finanfiflU Evans Janke of Philadelphia single, detached home Service members" has been involved in the Harry Creo of Elmer 0. Agent on Premises 1 2 : 30-5. with curb appeal, color its own plot of ground, real estate industry for Goodwin and Co . Newark, 2 0 1 . 270-1155 distinction and attractive three years represented the seller architecture surrounded by its own “This seemingly im: lawns on all four sides', possible formula is made and secured by a fee- 52 or older? possible in Whiting Village simple deed of owner by an innovative site plan ship" which achieves The three new Whiting economical density, yet Village models are on display seven days a week m l!a r ?i.PrlCe8; Then conjPare what you preserves unbroken vistas Detached single fam ily homes are 3f0hr herPT1Ce! bea^tiful residences of open woodland." Wolff from9a m. to6p m at the are architect-designed and equipped espe- said.'"The homeowner is Crestwood Exhibit Center, Rt 530 Whiting On private lots and lawns: f w T f°6 Senmrs bach is a detached, single- Thr Skomirk. provided with the con venience of an efficient, NEED HELP? F in d th e £ r privac™ ^ ^ °Wn f° U,- side lawns retirement-sized house, on RIGHT PERSON with a Want Holiday City is a lovely ariu/t A d C a ll ASS 7700 community where more than TO per cent of the people who moved here did so on BRKWNK the recommendation of our residents." Our nine different centrally oil FROM heated homes are all single family detached...not a condominium ora cooperative. Each beautifully designed and priced from *26.990 to $38,490. M onthly m aintenance is $14 to 516. which entitles you to club memtiership. lawn f u l l p r ic e mowing, front lawn sprinkling.snow remov al trom driveway and private bus service. £ m°d6lS P« ONE TOLL FREE: Here we have, lovely grounds, 52b,990 to $31,490 in NJ: 800-822-9711 Open 7 days 9 to 6 in NY: 800-631-5509 Enjoy the privacy of your own home and streams, lakes, a spacious clubhouse lot. But you re freed of most property w ith den and fireplace. lib rary, hobby- m ; k v u m . b for FREE brochure FROM: responsibilities: exterior home repairs (in- rooms. movies, dances, sw imming pool, The Balelgh is the perfect house lor max I a n privacy because the master suite and uding roof) and grounds-maintenance are shuffleboard courts and warm, friendly- P h V n RN° £ h: p . a r d i ; n S t Pkwy. (Exit 80) and NJ #530 provided by the community. All included in neighbors. We also have our own first aid (be second bedroom are localed al opposite Phila: Ben Franklin Bridge, NJ #70 & #530 rods of the bouse. They are separated by Trenton: NJ #33, #526 to Allentown, then #539, #530 576 21°TAL ™onth|y costs- fr<>m building A second clubhouse and shop a larpe living room, dining area and spacious ■9V $82'2 ' depending on model home ping mall are under construction. City- kitchen all with specially designed buill you choose. Also included are your real water and city sewers in features. Kntoy Ihe wooded scenery Irom estate taxes; property insurance; clubhouse Convenient too. One mile from the either Ihe large bay window or the raised membership, bus service ms.de and outskte wood porch. Many other deluxe lealurcs min ) d yi maSter TV antenna; water center of tranquil Toms River, seven are included in Ihe price ol Ihe home which (min.) and sewer; 24-hour emergency ser miles to the Atlantic Ocean and just t>5 is only Sit 950 vice; many other services and facilities miles to New York City. And all thr pleasures of year round shore Directions: New Jersey Tbrnpike living start al less than HI M Come visit e,9e? S° much home value at af- South to Exit 11. south on Garden State soon or call collect lor a tree brochure. J e fordaWe prices; so many community fea Parkway to Exit 82A iLakehurst exit!. Live Ihe lifestyle you ve been waiting lor. tures, an unspoiled environment; controlled Proceed west on Route 37. one mile. Foor miles west ol the Garden Stale Parkway at (Jrestuiood costs of property maintenance and municipal Open seven days. t201! 341-3300. Brighton al Baroegat. Boole 72. Boi 273. services. Anywhere else? P Barnegal New terse v tOtOS (009) 597 1109 Write Dept. W, Box 166, Rouie 530, Whiting, N J 08759 These homes will go fast. Visit today. ^Better 6ffoU dayC w ty B r i g h t o n Living T fm isnotan offering, which can be made only by formal prospectus. Armstrong ^ AnofKr Fin# Commuiuh hy Hntvtm K “ 'B a r n e g a t 2 for Adults * Prices subject to change without notice -V 4 S / • * Thursday- June 14- ’97 /Inuiiemerit New* SUBURBAN CALENDAR Planetarium snows SiVOan and Sunday* at 2. Music, dance Children 3 and 4 p an BLOOMFIELD—N.J MILLBUB H—Cindereite PN»y THomes MkhdUl, June 10 at 10 30 a m and 733 OOK Grieg. 1:30 p.m. Paper Milt . - ____* _i to 5 ocL Gould. Tchtikovsky Playhouse 376)43d3. pm Vnday* 3 «a 5 pm 'Midnight' tftroofcde* Peril. 7 p.m in Planetarium show* cese of rein. Soul* Mounted Saturday*- Sundays end Arene. South Orange at Foxes «7)4400 Museums BEBIARK—4t_J_ rvwrt WOLMDEL—N.J Symphony. Society. 236 Broadway. 4 0 ' “The Other Side of Aw 17 and 22. beats and BOHTCIAIB—Momcter Art J* 3 t Tuesday*. Croft*. June 20, 21 Hall 4, Museum. 3 South M ounter* *rednesoay*. Thursday* 30th Cenbry Oates. June 73 All snow* fve 740 7555 Sundays 2 *> and Fridays. 9 a.m. to 5 pm motion picture • 30 p.m Garden State Art* 5 30 p.m Tuesdpyv Center 264)9700 Saturdays 10 a m to 5 p m of Sidney Closed M ondays ELIZABETH—Russia/ Film Theater Sheldon's best-selling compare* life in Ciarist MOUNTAI BiSlOE—Trmtsx* novel about a young girl time* to me mid 1950* June Nature and Science Center 22. 10 30 a m. Elizebem n at Chung Reseryatton J3J betrayed by her lover, ■GOOD NEWS' — Burt Parks and Virginia Mayo * * » currently at tho Paper Mill Public Library. 11 S Broad m o Closed Fridays opens tomorrow at the Fhn (loft cantor, sooted) and ontiro company of s> 354 0000. ext 712- Theater, Route 22. Union, Hoyhousn. MiBbum. Good Nows will run stags musical, prodoim in song. The Bant through Sunday, h o t 26. Box office number is Art and the Fox Theater, Tlwngs in Life Are Frau.' during tho finals of Woodbridge 378-43X3 Film MOUNTAINSIDE—Nature MvnVef XorTeT “Journey Into the films Sunday* at 2. 3 and 4 July (. «««««„) »r s»w * Sicwn MICHAEL CAINE — p m Trailside Nature and Sunoxys. noon X) ft o m o»» ! « * • 14 - Beyond” and ’The Last 'Tycoon' AA Science Center, Watchung r rm o a n , Fridays ana Actor plays German Man on Earth” will end walls. 41 SKianan S llrrU n al I N p.m Reservation 232 9930 v> U] n « •dors Care d u n Soutr daredevil in The Eagle their rim today at the Fox le w »r ana Central 4,4MB Has Landed,' now in Union, and "Yount Disc & Data af Park Mov o s u n showing with double Lady Chatterly” will end By M IL T HAM M ER Five Points Cinema feature, 'The Front,’ Times rirw^C June >4 nw M m its run today at the Fox in riaater. oa worm starring Woody Allen, at Woodbridge. Pick Of The LP's 'Hold Me In ELMORA I Khz > THE continues with 'Rocky* a«e a a a Elmora Theater, •Mac. Mnac by Helen Yarn- Dreams Tonight." FRONT. Thur.. Fri.. teioocE SC X—>taupr Krtti Elizabeth “Midnight” stars Marie- Mon.. Tims.. 7:30; Sat.. "Rocky." Oscar-win and at the same time aar wanoa June, tty Kurt Reddy (CAPITOL ST Get OH Me Baby." “I vtmtjui June le >4 'Anael France Pisler, John Beck. HS«7) The Ms Reddy's Cant Hear You No More." 1:388: IS. Sun . 4:19. 7:55: ning movie, starring develops a tender, 3Tree* June n IS It 10 Susan Sarandon and Raf Sylveter Stallone in the romantic relationshgi with Ju*> 11 On tut » a v ti at eighth certified Gold “Ladychain.” “Music is THE EAGLE HAS a eo p m Foottiiii Piav Ballet set V a Hone The picture, in alnnn The featured ten My Life." “Me* To Be LANDED. Thur , Fri.. title role (he also wrote the a lonely young woman Mouse. (Iffrinnua ate ISA color, was duected by Man.. Toes 9:10: Sat.. script), is being held over The woman is played by Sad tones include: “ Music. Aramd." “You Make It So IUUiU«*-G4M Mens Charles JarrotL Music.” “Gladiola,” Easy." 3:18 8 9:50: Sam . 2. 5:45, for a fourg^week at the Talia Shire, winner at the n t t v -g n.a tAaro at college During her six years an 9:38 ^ & Five Points Cenema. New York Film Critics TJwowgr June 2*. Union. Circle award for her h n o m a tw Tues Fri. at The New Jersey Ballet the Capitol label, her FIVE POINTS CINEMA I X cm _ Sar it 5 ana » K Company will faring its recordings have never The piettre is about a portrayal. Burt Young is p m . Sun at 7 30 p.m . (Union*—ROCKY. Thur. struggling club fighter, seen as her domineering rive at 2 o m Paoer will repertoire to Middlesex been off the national Fri.. Mot. Turs. 7:30. Pa ,route lit 4143 County College's Per record charts She is who gets a crack at the brother; Carl Weathers 9:30; S»L 1:30.7:38 9:30 world heavyweight title plays the world MOUNTAIN LAKES—Soutn forming Arts Center, responsible for more No 1 sun.. 1:38 7:05. 9:15. Padt c j e e >0 Aug la Edison, Wefoesday and records than any female heavyweight champion, who offers Rocky his one Fr part Saturoart and Thursday, June 23. at 8 artist in history She is one POX-UNION iRt 22)— S jtu n tteJv ttew vor ter p.m. The resident com at the best selling and ■n a lifetime match, and Drrw Tneatre. Rt 4A 114 R O B E R T D E M R O Last times tie todav: Burgess Meredith por pany of the Paper Mill most consisting selling Robert De N ro joins an JOUR N1E Y INTO § in 'll T Playhouse is a non profit singers in the world today trays Mickey, an aging York • May 27 June 25. all star cast headed by BEYOND. 7:30: LAST Tight trainer, who helps PRr f r wiBwm Frid a y* and organization Beside her Gold LP's. she Tony Curtis. Robert MAN ON EARTH. 9; SaVG an Produced by T N also has four Gold singles Rocky prepare far his title K«B Rob*. \m The ballet will feature Mitctwun Jeanne Moreau. OTHER SIDE OF MID 5 7 *1 3 5 5 Emmy Award-winner and three platinum bout Jack Nacbotsoa. Donald NIGHT. F ri. 7:30. 11; John G Avildsen ts TKaf Edward Villella, star of aBnans Pteasence. Ray MUland SaL. 2. 5. 8 11:30. Sun.. 1, Y»*r June m 25. Fridays the New York City Ballet, Helen Reddy ventured directed the movie, which ana Saturdays at B 3D p m . and Dana Andrews in F 4. 7.10:15; Mon.. Turs 7, Am* 79 a» 2 30 p m. The as its artistic advisor. from Australia to the was photographed in Crag l>«atra. * Kent pi Scott Fitzgerald's 'The 10 color Carolyn Clark, director at United S tate in 1985 and Last Tycoon.” which 7T14233 the New Jersey School at began to make herself arrived yesterday at the FOX WOODBRIDGE— Ballet is artistic director. known. The years of hard Park Theater. Roselle Last times todav: YOUNG Chastaat Tavira ft Bastaaraat Joseph Carow, associate work paid off and now she « « « C k n M Si . Park LADY CHATTERLY ajbple free PARKING director, is a former he garnered accolade Optn Daily The associate film is Starts tomorrow OTHER 11 30 AJW . ^ finest in soloist with the American ranging from Grammie "The Big Bus” starring SIDE OF MIDNIGHT Midnight to the 1-os Angeles T im e' F r i. f t l a t IT A L IA N C U is i W6 Ballet Theater Company SLAP SHOT—Paul Newman. right, shows Joseph Bologna and ■ Call theater at 63+00+4 T il 1 A J N f ^ l(T*|t-VLlQuoa George Totnal, member of astonishment at good review read by his third- “Woman Of The Year Slockard Planning for timedock* Closed Tuesday Award” in 1985 HYSTERICAL — Brenda the New Jersey Ballet, is rate hockey teammates, left to right. Yvon 'Tycoon.” winch was resident choreographer Vacearo. right, struggles Barrette. Stephen Mondillo and Jerry Houser. directed by FHa Kazan, LOST PICTUREpictV r SHOW lo calm Lee Grant, after BEST’S BIBEB BESTftBBftIT Tickets and additional Picture is o ffered at. N ew Plaza. Linden. Lost and introduces Ingrid (Union*—SLAP SHOT. information may be ob panic when 747 phmges Picture Show. Union, and on double bill with Summer Boulting. concerns Thw.. Mon.. Tues.. 7:10. into ocean in 'Airport T7,’ tained by calling 548-800 n the 1930s 9:15; Fri . 7:25. 9:30. Sat.. (Ext. 350), or by writing to The Sentinel' at the Sanford. Irvington. opening tomorrow at Old film fare 5:38 7:4S. 10. Sun.. L 3. Rahway Theater. Kah the Division of Community Damon stars 5:08 7:18 9:18 way Services, Middlesex Simon play to be staged Twenty films by 18 . County College. Neil Simon's “The Friday. J n t 34. and will directors, ranging from at Le D o m e MAPLEWOOD—Last Sunshine Boys.” will open play every Thursday, Truffaut. Altman and Harpist-singer Gloria tunes todav THE STING. Tryouts listed1 a six-week run at the Friday and Saturday at Fellini to Buniaari. Ber Tracy D u n began* six- 9:15; THE EXORCIST II for w orkshop i r'Exorcist IT Actors Cafe Theater, 8:30p.m. th ra sh July 30. tolucci and Kubrick, will week engagement THE HERETIC. Fri.. 7 ^ \lib i L : > South Muon and Central David G. Kennedy serves comprise the first season Tuesday at La f e a r , the Mon.. TUes.. 7:18 9:15: The Middlesex County « e o s -52 2i at Maplewood avenues. East Orange. as director and producer of Summer Cinema 77. a at pe.it addition to the SaL5:18 7:38 9:45: Swi.. College Summer Theater LOUNGE 2:18 4:30. 6:45. 9. Reservations may be new series of 10 weekly Manor in West Orange Workshop. Edison, will BUSINESS VES L . SC- - * ; John Boorman’s film of made by calling the box double feature film Miss Damon who resides hold tryouts for the Aug. 2 ■ “Exorcist II, The Warwick set office at 87V1881 programs in Kresge m South Orange, and who NEW PLAZA t Lin to 7 presentation of : 'The i.'is; *•;. s _ • .Heretic,” arrived auditonim on the Prince den'-SLAP SHOT. Thur . V :DS GHT B u ^ £ " for concert Kennedy has announced has appeared on television Fanlasticks Monday to ’.fi - * . • 5 A 2 - * E . f 5 ; yesterday at the ton University campus and at top night spots Mon.. Tues 7. 9:10: Fri . Wednesday at 7 p.m in the Maplewood Theater. The that there will be a casting Singer Dionne Warwick call far 15 men's roles in beginning Ttursday. June throughout the country, 7:38 9:40: Sal.. 5:30. 7:30. Studio Theater at the picture, which is set “four and comedian Robert the next production af 23. They will be presented has prepared a mixed 9:+5: Swi . 8 7:10. 9:20; college years later,” stars Linda Klein will head the first in “Stalag 17.” on Sunday at under the joint auspices of program of standard and Matinee MAN CALLED Auditions will be open to E N JO Y O ur P N ym s i— Blair, Richard Burton, a series at family en 2 p.m. Production dates Princeton Moviegoers, the contemporary music far FUNTSTONE. Sat.. Sun . county residents The 1 Louise Fletcher, Max Von tertainment concerts in are Aug. 5 through Sept. 3. Arts Council of Princeton her New Jersey debut 1:30 workshop is a joint i Sydow, with Kitty Winn. the South Mountain Arena. and McCarter Theater 9>e is married to Jerry cultural activity offered ( Paul Henreid as the West Orange Satwday Company Daman. u n a n rT f and OLD RAHWAY (Rah by the Division of Com THE JADE PAGODA Cardinal and James Earl night. July 9. Per 'Latin Hustle' The opening program. national food editor of wav*—Last tunes todav: munity Services and the Jones. formances will be at 7 and YOUNG LADY CHAT Emanu-El Singles will June 23 to 28 will include NBC. M is Damon will Performing Artsl FR EE PARKING - 9BS-33J1 William Goodhaft wrote 10:30 o’clock “ Idi Amin Dada." a appear through July. TERLY. 7:18 9:15. Fri., Department. Registration | the screenplay, and the In mid-August, the fentire Latin Hustle in THE HINDENBCRG. I S. HIGHW AY 1 8 PLAINFIELD AVL. struction by Rose Embom documentary film of the Tuesday through Satwday and information may be picture, in color, was Labor Day weekend and Ugandan dictator, an evenings at Le Dome 7:30. SaL 3:38 7:45: Sun.. obtained by calling 548- distributed through late September, there will with music by Herb 3:20. 7:30: Mon . Tues . 7; Rotman Wednesday at 8 English film comedy. 6000. Ext 350 Warner Brothers. It is be such acts as Ella Fitz "The Ruling Class.” AIRPORT T7. Fri . 9 +0: rated R and was gerald. World Series of p.m. at the temple at 756 Ballet school SaL 1:38 5:40.9:55; Sun . Broad st., Westfield. starring Peter OToole. " Stage musical ■ GOOD .MORNING! GOOD PRICES! photographed in color Jazz and George Carlin. and on Sunday afternoon. 1:20. 5:28 9 30 Mon . Refreshments will be Jime 26. at 4 The Marx scholarships Tues.. 9 10 served. Additional in GOOD BREAKFAST! ,,Brothers’ "Animal Fred Damek. founder "South Pacific.’’B N*W~ r * »L. formation may be ob SERVED TO YOU QUICKLY! ELT DEATH)* Crackers.” director of the Garden PARK ■Roselle Park' — Rodgers and Ham- ■ tained by calling 378-2181. Slate Ballet School, will BIG BUS. Thw . Fri . merstein s Pulitzer Prize- 5 J u i c y . E g g . T w s t 9 9 < PlA'piCUSEi bold tryouts for summer Mon . Tues 7 30 Sal., 4. winning musical, is the B *md Poftalgcs TOR ONLY Repertory Cetapaay *-■ »C S’ school scholarships to be 8:10. Sun.. 3f*0. 7:30; summer season offering at B .Orrigr orgRRtga? sarc-** „ s OS 118 South Aye Cranford awarded in the Newark. LAST Ti'COON. Thur Neil's New Yorker Dinner l u n j c n r y 272 5704 351 5033 FOURTH BIG WEEK! South Orange and Fri- Mon . Tues . 8:55; Theater. Route 46. “ O f l P I f V " Mums town schools for the SaL 2. 8 9 to Sun . 1 45. Mountain Lakes The ■ In Tin hly 2 Jixie 27 to Aug. 19 summer 5:20. 8:55 show, which will run B season The scholarships through Aug. 21. will usher | TO will provide introductory SANFORD i In l THE in J. Gordon Bell _ A T SI TIUKPUIT dance instruction to SENTINEL Thur Fri . Productions' fourth year ™ B l youngsters Mon . Tues . 7:30: SaL at the Mountain Lakes B ” ceuTEN island 8R n uww ■ • m i Tryouts are being held Sun . 4. 8 SLAP SHOT. entertainment spot V MndlmilrMiMT TM NmbIcbI IbNtb now through Satwday for Thw Fri.. Mon . Tues . N lr a c M t iM i prekindergarten through 9 25. SaL Sun.. 1:48 5:40. FRI. 8:38 SUN 10th grade 9:40. SAT at 7 8 DON’S PLAZA RESTAURANT VILLAGE BARN 289 MORRIS AVE. 1050 STUYVESANT AVE. (At ciw m i pi. > (At MW M i SPRINGFIELD IRVINGTON 3 7 6 - 6 4 0 0 3 7 4 - 0 4 0 4 TREAT DAD TO DINNER THIS "SUNDAY! W 9 it's Great Fun! as_ . ,, . - llSSO-U'ilM im A suBMdvtoap Uba) f:30to 11 P.U . — ~J£QUR CHOICE M«SX..S«.*HWfe52l»5P8 nnTT.T. # ^ 1 0 Oz , Shell MAM Hon toPnWtPxMs 9 9 2 - 6 1 6 1 Served Vh'*ri Fr*«cT» Fr*»k. fOW*fo Oriton Rings $ ^ 9 9 A C R E S O F FILET OF FLOUNDER StuNeo Vkirn Crato Meat GOOD THRU SUNDAY BOUJi Rh FT Servec O i'\tt\ Potatoes ana vt^r'abrs ______JUNE 19, 1977 7 Itys nmusEmEnT prrk «N ft ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS Baseball Battiag , S A L A D B A R mature Golf f t Go Marts \ ALL BAKING PRIVATE CATERING OPEN SALAD IDES for ALL AGES!!! s DONE ON ROOM FOR UPTO BAR DAILY PREMISES *0 PEOPLE 4 T 0 9 P .M . Rt.22 SEDtchPlains 233 0B75 "BRING THE KIDS . WE LOVE 'EM!" Thursday, June 16, 1977 toW oW oW oW o' b{w o (^ o ^ °TO O°c)(suo% uo% uo% uO % o% O w b eJfe o o O GAS O 0 Cf/J 0 //’s Time To Move On To jgj?! Bigger And Better Things' r ------— ------^ ------1__ _ _ _ 00 You' ve earned our pride and respect, Grads, for the X) P-. 'I perseverance and determined JD efforts you’ve made toward reaching your goal. o0 1 C] Oo N o w that you're graduating, you’ll be able to put your years 0 of learning to the test. We know that you’ve got the makings to go farther still ... to accomplish many things in the years ahead. And we hope that you do. A 11 of us in your community just want you to know that w e’re behind you 100%. Good luck Grads! This message is presented as a public service by the community-minded firms 0 A.K. TOOL CO. INC. M. BLAUSTEIN CARTERET SAVINGS St ECLIPSE INDUSTRIAL HOME MADE CAKE Tool & Die High Speed Furs designed by Jules "A Treat to Eat” McCr a c k e n f u n e r a l STONEWALL SAVINGS Pern Production 516 M illburn Avenue LOAN ASSOCIATION COMBUSTION DIV. 1275 S tu y v e s a n t A venue HOME ill* U S. Highway No. 22 (Near Chentlcler) 829 S a n d fo rd A venue OF ECLIPSE FUEL U n io n , NJ 686 2531 f LOAN ASSOCIATION N e w a rk 373 9494 1500 M orris Avenue 701 North Wood Avenue Mountainside. N J 332TWO S h o rt H ills , NJ 37 9 1 060 ENGINEERING CO. U n io n , N .J 686 4700 L in d e n 925 1111 1404 S tu yve sa n t A venue W illiam F. McCracken 1100 R a rita n Road U n io n , N .J . 687 8333 IRVINGTON CAB CO. C la rk 381 5515 ADA’S BEAUT? SALON BREEZE CORPORATIONS, CHANDLER MOTORS Two Veterans "Linden's ft. Clerk's ADA HALKO, P rop. Authorized Dodge Dealer 37 3 5000 First Financial institution" ''Exclusive Heir Styling INC. 100 E St. G eorge A venue ELKAY PRODUCTS for th a t Personal Touch'' L in d e n 486 2374 CO., INC. MIKSAL PRINTING CO. ?->oT,Z l*rc l,al *■ In d u s tria l P rin tin g 1*44 Stuyvesant Avenue Manufacturers of Material 2229 M o r r is A ve n u e SYD’S RESTAUTANT Union. N .j. 9*4 0436 Handling Equipment IRVINGTON CUTLERY M lllburn Mall 0 35 Brown Ave 51 Smith Street U n io n , N J 687 3982 M illburn Avenue 8. COLBER CORPORATION S p rin g fie ld 376 7550 Irv in g to n 37 5 0003 Vauxhall Road, Anthony Collett, Pres. Sidney Filler Steve Piller U n io n 686 2233 MICHAEL ALBERTI, PAINTER BRENNAN BICYCLE SHOP Manufactures of Wire MOUNTAINSIDE Sales A. S e rvice Wound Resistors The Sound Factory at IRVINGTON LOCK SHOP A DECORATOR 93 Madison Avenue 26 B u ffin g to n St. R.L. Weber, Prop. BARBER SHOP TEMPLE TRAVEL Interior & Exterior Irv in g to n 37 5 8768 Irv in g to n 371-9500 FEDERATED ELECTRONICS 1234 S p rin g fie ld A venue 889 M o u n ta in A venue Edward J Novak Estelle Argyros r t ' Free Estimates Fully insured 155 R oute 22 E a s tb o u n d (Near Lyons Avenue) M o u n ta in s id e 233 7599 1023 C h e stn u t St. - ( J lift Orange Ave. S p rin g fie ld 376 8900 Irv in g to n , N .J . 373-4926 We Specialize in all Types R ose lle 241 521 1 Irv in g to n 37 5 0663 of Men's Hair Styling "No Charge For Our Services" BRUNO S CORNER COMMUNITY PLUMBING Free Parking in Back j* • FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS JENEWEIN VOLKSWAGEN COFFEE SHOP SUPPLY CO. Authorized voixswagen Dealer TRETOLA’S RESTAURANT^C ATLANTIC METAL Breakfast A. Lunches 150 Elm Street, Westfield There It no Substitute K itc h e n C a b in e ts ft. B a th ro o m 900 East Elizabeth Avenue NEW JERSEY CRANKSHAFT for Quality" U Served 5 Days a Week (H o m e O ffic e ) 232-7400 PRODUCTS. INC. Vanities, Dishwashers 865 M o u n ta in A venue L in d e n 486 6200 Galloping Hill Road 71 Fedem Rd. 330 M o n ro e A venue 201 West Route 22 & MACHINE SERVICE U n io n . N .J 687 0707 S p rin g fie ld . N .J . 37 9 6200 K e n ilw o rth 276 9706 Springfield, N.J. M o u n ta in s id e , N .J . 232-7073 217 M arket Street 376 21 40 376 2141 JENNIS DRUGS K e n ilw o rth , N .J . 241 2449 2704 M o r r is A venue TUSCAN DAIRY FORMAN MORTGAGE CO. U n io n , N .J 686 7 477 NEW JERSEY SEMI BIG STASH’S BURRY, DIVISION OF COMMUNITY STATE BANK Mortgage Bankers FARMS,. INC. C> 38 Union Ave. CONDUCTOR PRODUCTS,INC. 750 U n io n Ave < , Union BAR A RESTAURANT & TRUST COMPANY Ir v in g to n 399 3636 20 C o m m e rc e S tre e t 686 1500 Op«n 7 Days a Waak Lunchaa OUAKER OATS CO. OFFICES IN LINDEN-RAHWAY JESSE & BOB S Dinnerslin n e t irlng The Family 9*5 Newark Avenue S p rin g fie ld 376 2922 1000 South W ood A venue E liz a b e th 527 7100 R O S E L L E 925-3500 M E M B E R F .D .I.C . LUNCHEONETTE L in d e n *62 6455 "Best Spot in Union Center" UNION CENTER FOUR SEASONS PLAY 1045 Stuyvesant Avenue NICE STUFF NATIONAL BANK JOHN L. CUTRUFELLO’S & RECREATION CENTER U nion 688 9810 ,he Fashion Crowd 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ALL BUSY BEE FOOD PRODUCTS Distributors 1185 W est C h e s tn u t S treet Where You Find Famous Label IN U N IO N 688 9 500 at R o u te 22, u n io n 687 0151 Sportswear for 40 pet to 60 pet Less" BILL’S AUTO Feib Brand Prods. Wholesale 1714 Stuyvesant Avenue NURSERY SCHOOL ft. R e ta il. 205 W . W e s tfie ld A ve. KENILWORTH JEWELERS 1155 &■ 2153 St. G eorge A ve. Union, New Jersey SERVICE Roselle Park 241 8834 484 Boulevard ' 687 2 312 VALLEY FAIR X) Auto Repairs Towing R a h w a y 381 6640 388 1088 K e n ilw o rth 276 6513 All your needs under ONE Road Service 3-5 year olds FRANKE ASSOCIATES Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry ROOF at DISCOUNT PRICES 17 5 M ain Street Half Si Full Day Sessions (Formerly Underwood s2 Franke Associates) All Repairs Done On Premises Chancellor Ave. A. Fabyan PI t M illb u m , N J 37 9 97 04 Transportation Available Service Guaranteed DANLY MACHINE 1150 Springfield Avenue,Irvington IRVINGTON and Springfield Ave at/ %) g e* ™ r Vauxhall Rd., UNION r CORPORATION G e n e ra l In s u ra n c e 373-7242 Cocktail Lounge & Bar 0 BINDER, LIFSON 697 Rahway Avenue P ro p e rty M a n a g e m e n t 373-4460 LEONARD-LEE FUNERAL Open 7 Days a Week from THE H.F. BUTLER CORP. U n io n 687 3322 HOME 9 :15 to 1 A M VAUX HALL Cdslom Fabricators of Fu!!y Autom .tlc Scoring St BORRUS Weldments for Industry 301 East Blanke Street in Northern New Jersey CYCLE SHOP Profession of Insurance FRIEDMAN BROS., INC. L in d e n 486 4993 Expert Repairs, Parts & 391 M lllburn Avenue 637 L e h ig h A venue Floor Covering Specialists 900 S p rin g fie ld A ve M lllb u r n , N .J 376 6100 U n io n 686 5 555 DRAKE COLLEGE Largest Selection of Irv in g to n 375 3200 Accessories. Raleigh, Columbia i.0 ' Carpets Linoleum Broadloom-Tlle ft- Motorized Bikes Q OF BUSINESS 1224 S p rin g fie ld A venue "Let's Promote Bike r \ 9 Caldwell Place Irv in g to n 371 5900 LEWIS’ ORCHARD PARK Paths In New Jersey" U CAPITAL TIRE CORP. E liz a b e th 352 5509 PEASON AGENCY, INC. 863 V a lle y S tre e t Q 39 Milltown Road Register Now For Intensive BEAUTY SALON Agency for Motor Club of America V a u x H a ll 686 3907 (D ) U n io n , N .J 964 7272 Summer Courses In Typing Prop. Leonard Lewis 11/3 Springfield Ave, 1371 Stuyvesant Avenue "H arry Si Stanley Lapldes" And Shorthand (Corner Stuyvesant Ave.)' GARDEN STATE BOWL & U nion, N .J . 686 6791 Irv in a to n 372 8544 Day and Evening Classes " Y o u r P a tro n a g e is VENET ADVERTISING r\* GEORGE’S PRO SHOP Greatly Appreciated" 485 C h e stn u t S tre e t U "Nice Place to Bowl U n io n (201) 687-1313 for Nice People" REMINGTON-OTT 888 S eventh A venue Rube Borlnsky, Prop, N ew Y o rk (212) 977 4610 Nick Sverchek, Mgr, LINCOLN TECHNICAL AGENCY. INC. U n io n 68* 2233 Insurance Since 1910 INSTITUTE 1087 Springfield Ave 2299 V a u x H a ll Road Irv in g to n 37 2 2 900 U n io n 964-7800 VERMITOX 0 "Approved for Veterans" LABORATORIES, INC. § iEnN0S!F M dustr,es’ inc. SA-LEE SHOPPE Termite ft. Pest Control Specialists L in d e n 925-0900 Specializing in LARGE SIZE All Termite Certifications- LINDEN GULF Dresses . Coats Pantsuits Wholesale A. Retail Products Sportswear Moderately Priced 1 472 Clinton Avenue SERVICE STATION 1013 Springfield Ave., (Near Maplewood Line) Irv in g to n 37 3 0089 0 GENOVESE INSURANCE Ma|or and Minor Repairs Irv in g to n 371 6565 Corner of W. St. George Avenue AGENCY And Stiles Street 2414 M orris Avenue Union, NJ 9646666 L in d e n 486 5869 VIC’S SUPER Open 24 H o u rs SASSON’S YOUTH WORLD All Types of Insurance A Complete Children's SERVICE, INC. * -v Department Store Vic Ventura, Prop HERBERT LUTZ & 1001 Springfield Avenue Specializing in Tune Ups, Irv in g to n , N .J . 37 3 6818 Brakes, All Minor Repairs. GIBRALTAR SAVINGS St CO., INC. Towing, Snow Plowing Underground Fuel Storage 40 Ball St. (V? block from Center) LOAN ASSOCIATION Tanks for Commercial & Irv in g to n 372 0234 1039 South O ra n g e A ve. Industrial Purposes SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP. V a lls b u ro 372 1 721 2020 C lin to n S treet UNION KENILWORTH BLOOMFIELD Other office* In East Orange, L in d e n 062 8888 Mendham l Cedar Knolls. AUGUST F. SCHMIDT VILLAGE AUTO MACK CAMERA SERVICE, INC. FUNERAL HOME An All Service Station GORDON’S DRY GIN REPAIR SERVICE 139 W estfield Avenue 1060 S tu y v e s a n t A venue In U n io n S ince 1935 E liz a b e th 352 2268 Irvington, N.J. CO. LTD. 1025 Commerce Avenue 37*9765 374-7723 800 W E S T E D G A R R O A D U nion, N .J . 686 5391 L IN D E N 862 4400 H. SCOTT EXCAVATING CO. WHITE PRINTING & MAJOR SCHOOL General Contractor 115 M o r r is A ve n u e PUBLISHING CO. OF MUSIC S p rin g fie ld , N J 376 0ft90 492 Chestnut Street HALFWAY HOUSE For All Your Music Needs Restaurant Cocktail Lounge U n io n 688 6626 Luncheon* Dinners Children Welcome 43 New Street 1239 US H ig h w a y 22 Irvington, N.J. 371 1400 M o u n ta in s id e , N J 232 2171 PAUL SEVERANCE witzburg a sor Open / Days a Week MALIN'S & SON, INC. 2022 M o r r is A venue P a in ts ft, W a llp a p e r U n io n 687-22 44 Serving Roselle for *70 Chestnut Street O v e r 35 Y e a rs U n io n , N .J . 686 1956 CHARLES F. HAUSMANN 203 C h e stn u t S treet St SON Roselle 24* 9422 WOLSTEN’S' Funeral Service SHOP RITE STORES & IRVINGTON CAMERA Donald L. Hendrickson, Manager MAPLE LIQUOR «HOP 1062 Springfield Avenue 1057 Sanford Ave. "The Store With The WAKEFERN FOOD CORP. 600 Y o rk St. Irv in g to n 399 8822 Irv in g to n 374 5400 Reputation That Has Everything" E liz a b e th 527 3300 Your Photographic G ift Center 876 Springfield Avenwt Irv in g to n , N .J . 375 1000 THE HEALTH SHOPPE SPRINGFIELD DIE WOOLEY FUEL CO. MAPLECREST LINCOLN- For All Your Fuel Oil OF UNION CASTING CO., INC. ft- Heating Needs Natural Organic Health MERCURY, INC. 725 L e x in g to n A venue 12 Burnett Avenue F o o d * ft. V ita m in s A u th o riz e d Sales ft. S e rvice K e n ilw o rth , N . j. 2 4 * 0609 M a p le w o o d , 762 7400 2014 M orris Avenue 2ft00 S p rin g fie ld A venue (Opp Union Center Bank) U nion N .J. 964-7700 U n io n , N J 964 7030 SPRINGFIELD SUBURBAN YOKKWOOD SAVINGS & TAXI SERVICE MAXON PONTIAC 2 Mountain Avenue (Across LOAN ASSOCIATION HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK Umon.3NJWJ^H»Ma from Park Drugs) Executive Office GvthMman* O.rd#o* M avtohum i Com pl.t. Automobil. S p rin g fie ld , N .J . 376 2 552 3 7*0 Irvington Ave. Waiting Room Available Package M a p le w o o d 762 3202 Branch Offices: 0 Won i j y * S i EL 1 j Hdp Wented Wen IWemenl WAREHOUSE ft Stock Mon TENNIS EVERY THUS. FLEA MKT * immodloto position available Group H aeons. 4 Hrs. $40 A M. 5 P M., Wesley Church FlELO SERVICE tor responsible Individual with Private lessons.** hr 19 H a ll. SQS3 Woodbrldge Av . SECRETARIES SALES knowtodgo of Inventory control Taught by professional Edison (betwoan Ford ft Amboy CUSTOMER ROUSANA CARDS/HILLSIDEj ft shipping. Coll 647 4080 Instructor on arlvate Grata Tax Avet.) Beaters call 7384032 Billion-doUxr First National State Bank ot ------K 4 1B1 court JAY GRANT 37T 2B40 ------Z 4-1S TRAINEE ------R 4-18-14 New Jersey has immediate openings W ELCOME WAGON-openings FACTORY Surpaua Outtat New ENGINEER Positions are now available ia (ADV.) In Kan 11 worth Flexible hoursl available for experienced secretaries. .Earn whllo you sorva for Salt bunk bads, wood $44, gala bade Experience not nec community, cor noc Coll 138 $115. kit. sat $45- Jerome St.. noot appearance, Union Area the! following areas: IM S, of tar 4 P.M. Equei oppfy (I) AIR CONDITIONERS, Roselle Perk. 241a m . willing to loom with empioysr. — 5—r------K tf We offer an excellent starting salary and poaltlvt attitude, could Phlko, Quiet Koot ft Feeders. WE NEED ------K 4 1 4 l 4800, *000 ft 23,500 BTU. Good FLEA MKT.. SUN.. JUNE. M ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER: abundant and generous benefits from toad to high Income Walnut Av Schoal Grounds. otantlaK Union Cty. cond 484 0548 •Customer Engineer CwpleywHiit W iW I ------K 4-10 Cranford. Space Fee $10 274 weeks-kmg vacations to 12 paid holidays, Sewspeper group. Call 77*8 or 272 5*0* (1 B W ) With 2 to 4 years experience installing and m aintaining small Newly created position to develope individual Mr. Halvorson 8-5. ANTIQUE to medium scale computer systems insurance and hoepiUJiratian. D AILY WORK WANTED As Schoolmaster Desk ------ZA25 to future management position within companion to sick or elderly. In dovetail construction FLEA MKT.. Sat.. June It. It •A bility to work alone with minimum remote supervision production department. Individual must be S-7700 tha homa. Nursing akper lance. Coll 378-7483. a.m. 'til dark. Associated HA *1 » J ..| C .ll *36 MX ^ 4 M } K 4 18 Humana Societies. 124 • Personnel to maintain presently Installed systems and good with numbers and have background in Please apply any weekday at the person Evergreen Ave., Newark SECRETARY A P A R TM E N T SALE additional systems scheduled in Union V surrounding area nel department. ! HOUSKCLCANINO—13 yr oM Everything must go. Sat. June Thousands ot noma. Visit wtth scheduling and production operations. i with axparlanca. references 18th, 10-5 Summit Hill apts. 100 our animals. Refreshment* * 30 A M. to ll A M — 1 30 P M. to3 P.M. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ! Union eraa. Call 687 2460 Stone Hill Rd. Apt. A I ------Z-t-10 WE OFFER ] ------• R-4-18-2 Springfield 379 4440. FLE A M K T. St. Luke's Church, OFFICE/CLERK: Responsible position for Person comer 4th ft Walnut, Roselle. 88 •Salary commensurate with experience and achievements. YOUNG M O THER does sewing, R 4 10 SOI Briad Striet, Newark, NJ. experienced In seles tables. rummage. estate General office background, filing, typing, c o r r e s p o n d e n c e ft I custom decorating ft house AVON Cesm efkt, Chestnut St., i cleaning, very reasonable, ref. Crawford Terr., vicinity. New 1 remainders. Sat June 18th. 184. •Liberal company fringe benefits administrative secretarial ; All welcome •Outstanding growth- opportunity, phone contact. First Natiaaal State skills. Pleasant working I avail. Call evenings 374 5889 customers please call 488 7044. •Company car and expense allowance Dee. ------K 4-11 I------2 8 1 0 conditions. Well known medium IFOR THE Graduate. Smith • Complete in plant training program in California. BANK OF NEW JERSEY size company offers steady I ------.K 4-10-2 BASSETT l a dr earn Walnut y Corona Portable Electric GENERAL WAREHOUSE. An Equal Opportunity Employer work, full company benefits, ! B a iim n O ppaftnitig PC $375. G irls 3 PC, white, gold Opportunity to become associated with a leading computer Workers needed for general duties in suburban Roselle Perk. bdrm $175. Modern 5 pc living iter. Like new, call i company with an established reputation for providing quality Experience determines salary, room. $250. China Closet walnut BEAUTY SALON center of KA 14 products and service. warehouse, order picking h assembly F ir s t full time ft pert time available Mlllborn, Absentee ownership $200 487 5418. Apply In person or phone 245 ------R 6-11 GARAGE SALE-Sat. June 18.8 Microdata is an 8 year old Southern California based multi forces sale. Good income, 4 P.M.,’ 10* Park Place, irv. New operations 6200 established long time. Owner BEDROOM S E T -N I\*$ 1 70 million dollar computer manufacturer. We manufacture and N a tio n a l HEXAGON ELECTRIC CO LIVING ROOM SET $170. clothes tall women, household m arket 3 fam ilies of processors, a complete line of Interface will help finance. Realtor. items, linens, good used clothes. 161 W. Clay Ave . CENTURY 21 K ITC H E N SET $35 controllers communications equipment, data based COMPUTER PROGRAMMER: f S ta te Roselle, N.J. 241 9874 sink ft fen. management systems and our own prlpherals discs, tapes, MILLBURN REALTY INC ------* t-f ------K 4 14 ------R 6 16-1 30 Farley PI . Short Mills CTR s and others to come The market place Includes Experienced in Cobol-DOS required Some wma R 6 181 BEDROOM set, 4 pc trunk, GANAGE SALE: Sat. ft Sun. business community, scientific enterprise and OEM’s SECRETARY 376 8640 j POLISHER wanted M -F . No ______Z 610 3 canning |ers. dishes, lamps, June 18 ft l*fh. 10 a.m. on. 318 Continued excellence in customer service Is a vital part of systems operation experience and-or Full time, Springfield law MAINTENANCE MAN ! ring work. experience vacuum cleaner, tables, chairs, Perk Place. Irvington, air our capabilities during the peak expansion period For general cleen up work In bfflce, excellent short hand ft Honeywell background helpful, but not i preferred, no colls. Apply In typgig skills required, salary etc 2157 Vauxhall Rd Union, conditioners, e lectrk appliances local restaurant Salary plus a 4 j person only. Schmid ft Sons 1012 ft lots more. For details or interview, call Joe Zelasny collect or send commensurate with exparlanca. Sat 105. required room opt. offered, good for ! So. Springifeld Ave. ------*------R 4-10 ------R 4-10 re su m e to retire. Coll 375 7702 Call 379-648*. DIVORCE YOURSELF i Mountainside. ------K 6 11-1 Divorce, Bankruptcy ft Will B IC Y C LE , girls 20 Inch Good O ARAOl SALE: Set. Sun. ------R 4-19*1 I ------k 6 11-1 Kits. 488 7474. condition, $15, Mesh pool cover, June 10 ft I*. 185. baby item* CALL 373-1000 ASK FOR BETH M ATURE RECEPTIONIST Real Estate Sales ------2 4-J0-5 15 ft. round. $10. Pool Vacuum toys, househpid goods ft lots o« MICRODATA TYPIST Physician's office, port Steady Factory Workers $10 mlsc. 405 Cranford Ave., Saturday Like pooplo? Like houses? Wont Mrs. Rhonda 886-8885 Kenilworth 4 Gary Road time, afternoons ft Full time factory workers for ALL TYPES OF READINGS 241 -409* mornings. Call 488 4817 | s s tim u la tin g ft rew arding light assambly. Nn exp. ------R 4 18 U n io n , N .J . 07083 career? w e have an opening for Tarot Card Readings A Spec ------HA 4 25 201 964 0484 afternoons required Will tralh; Some 2060 Morris Av .Union •O A T $458, (Sunfish.) freezer OAR AOR S A L E —45 SO. a full tim e sales associate. Call factory exp would be helpful 1 blk frm. Ctr. Free Prkg. Equal Opportunity .Employer M F MACHINE OPERATORS Anne Sylvester, Realtor, 376- $300, bedroom $1200, table ft Springfield Aye.. Spfld. W rite Clas*. Box 4183, 1291 ------Z7 2 5 chairs $300. stereo $300. Sponsored by the St. James 2300 for details. Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N.J. For light assembly work No experience MEDICAL ASSISTANT ------K-T-F-1 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Hollywood bed $100, chair $40, Rosary Society Fri. ft Set . 184 FULL TIME ..EXPERIENCE A K 6 10-1 By Experienced Massaq' Desk $100, lamps $50. hutch $300. Something for everone. A P P L IA N C E REPAIR m a n w, required Excellent working conditions. All MUST, REFERENCES, 4 DAY RESPONSIBLE ADU LT to care SUM M ER JOBS Therapist For appt , 674 413/. dry sink $275 Call 374 3148, SH ------K 4-18 familiar with Air Cond . AUTO PARTS MACHNIST WEEK SUBURBAN OFFICE. for children and pat$ for College students, teachers earn ------— 2 7 7 5 4275 washers, dryers, refrig, good fringe benefits. OAR AOR SALR: Fri. ft Set. Complete charge of fully CALL 467 2279 vacationing parents In October. $5 to $10 per hr. part ar full time ------R 6 I I ; June 17 ft 18th, 185. Sun . June salary ft profit sharing, call 9 to equipped automotive machine K 616-1 D rrlv e r't license and references For info, call 488 0810 U r tlF w a W ______8 6 6 86 0 3 44 required Call 379 9307 ------— R-4-18-1 BULK SALE l*fh. 12 4, 44 Winding Way. Short shop Excellent opportunity MOTHERS H E LP E R June 27th Hills. Furniture, baby equip, H t Call Mr Patterson for appt RICHARD BEST PENCIL CO. to Aug 4th. • AM 2.30 P M. ------R-6-J5-1 SUPER WANTED for small 10 LOST: Bankbook No 01 050 2 TO O EALER APPLIANCE S4LES at one of 211 Mountain Ave., Springfield, N.J. 00001370-0, First N a n State CONTENTS OF OARAGE household goods, toys ft mlsc Responsible parson Call 984 R ETIRED MAN desiring extra fam ily apt. house. Must ------K 4-10 the last privately owned Quality 4587 money In vicinity Hillside- handv Apt available W rite to Irvington branch. 245-*472 appliance stores you'll earn a ------K4-U-1 Irvington line Cajl 373 7740 Sok *{77 LburB.? .topp«l P l« » r.,Urn ------— R I I I GARAGE SALR —Furn, household goods, rocordt. good salary, right away, share Automotive Co. O FFICE CLERK ------, R 6-181 1291 S tu y v e s a n t CAR BED A CAR SEAT Very Publishing, books Juno t | ft 19. 131 in the profits 8 gat Into for modern air conditioned SALESPERSON Ave., Union. R 4 10-4 good condition Asking $15 each management if you are willing 25 Summit Ave., Summit LOST. ONE MALE MEDIUM Call 862 5247 Baitutrol Way. Springfield. 185 277 4228 office, typing required, many New ly opened b ridal shop. 8. ha ve e x p e r , c a ll 686 0344. 9 to SIZED BLACK CAT REWARD ------R 6 16 ------K 6 18 K 6-14-1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC em ployee benefits, 37V* hr. Experience necessary Call 373 P A ID CALL 487 1724 GARAGE SALE: Set ft Sun. 6 BACHELORS ASSISTANT Excellent opportunity for Individual with mechanical ability weak. Call Mrs. Wolowlcz 373 *400 C EMETERY PLOTS ______:------H A M -1 ------R 6-18-1 R6 10 4 June 18 ft l*th. 185 P .M 23 Household Adm inistrator, full or 1 8 trouble shooting experience for set-up 8 maintenance of 4606 SWITCHBOARD ASST CUSTODIAN ------R 6-11-1 Colonial Tarr . Springfield part tim e person, beginner 1 light production machinery. Pay commensurate with ability. SALES Tutonng 11 HollyweodMmorial Park Part time, excellent working All fringe benefits. Excellent woaklng conditions Household items, etc cond , good pay . care of Church acceptable. Must have flair for i O PPORTUNITY exists for JOHN HANCOCK ft G efhsem ane Gardens ------r 4 it cooking, vivacious, outgoing j couple to assume OPERATOR EXPERIENCED reading Mausoleum Stuyvesant Av., References, Short Hills area, specialist wishing to tutor for Union688 4300 Office 1500 Stuy GARAGE SALE: Sat ft Sun.. car nec ideal tor retired person personality.’ contemporary Write Class. Box No. 4172 Superintendents position in 21 MUTUAL LIFE Modern office in East Orange. attitudes, be willing to travel, ' Ave . Union June 18 ft 19th. 184 P M 426 C a ll 379 2531 a fte r 6 p m unit apt. bldg. Parmanant Liberal benefits, 35 hours. 5 day ------K t t Clerk St . Linden. (cor car 8 8 yrs. min. drivers' j Suburban Publishing Corp. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Springfield 447 1484 ------r 7-9-1 : position Free apt ft monthly week. Submit resume to Class M iddlesex ft C lerk Sts.) experience req. Please call (201) 1291 Stuyvesant Ave , Union, N.J. salary. Must be handy ft Announces career opportunity Box 4181, Suburban Publishing, K 6 25 11 COMPRESSOR ATTENTION— PARTY PLAN in sales ft management. 4 year One third H P tS5 Something for everyone 762 7767. So O ra n g e , N .J K 6 111 friendly. W rite Class. Box 4171 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, Manager 8 Demonstrators j financing ft training program. Musk Im tra c tiM n Call *48 6200 ------R 4-18 ------*------K 6 18-1 Suburban Publishing, 1291 ,N . J . 07083 needed In this areal Over 400 > CLERK TYPIST-for Insurance LIBRARIAN-sum m er school- Monthly salary up to 11,000 plus ------R 6 1I GARAOE SALE: Set ft Sun. Stuyvesant Ave., Union. N.J. ------*------R 6 H 1 PIANO ft GUITAR instructions | fast selling items! Best Hostel: office, experienced Apply 1292 librarian for public high school. commission. Complete training COUCH 74". end tablet, coffee Junv I I ft 19th, 9 5 p m 40 44 Awards! No Investment! Cal ‘ Stuyvesant Ave.,* Union, N.J N.J. certification required, ------R 4 IE-1 $4. per lesson C all M r. ; Linds ley Ave. Irvington. in Life, Casualty, Pension, SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Cental mo table, marble tap lamp table w- T o ll F re e 1 100 243 7606, o r w rits I BANKING ------R 6 10 1 Kenilworth location. Daily hours Mutual Funds, etc. including clerical duties, must matching lamp, small B ft W ------( K i l l SANTA'S TOY PARTIES, Avon, I 375-2*31 8 12 30 6 wks from June 28 be experienced ft reliable. ------R 7 2-13 TV. lamps, therma window 48 x HEALTH FOODS We carry full C onn 06001 — A LS O B O O K IN G j] MAKE YOUR MOVE# A u g 4 Salary range based on OWNER OPERATORS This is one of the most Hours. 8:38-5 P.M . Apply In 32 (brandnew) alum folding cat line natural foods, honey, salt PARTIES Now's tha tlm a to loin DICTAPHONE TYPIST experience $750 to $900 Contact tor steady local tank work, no rewarding programs available person, P E TE R CHEVRO LET PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS w mattress also mlsc. *44-4428. free ft sugeriess foods, nuts ------R 4-U-V.ll SET CO on# of Naw J t nay's Experienced dictaphone typist Charles Bauman, Asst Supt. pump needed, full screw tractor today. Contact M r. Abbruzzese 330 Central Ave., Newark. Drums. Xylophone Member IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOO must pass company Inspection ------K 4-11 laadlng banks. Announca for sales office located on Union County Regional High or Mr. Minton at 379-1120. ------K 6-10-1 American Symphony Graduate STORE. 9 Orange Ave . Irv . AUTO MECHANIC NICHOLAS INC. 388 4900. Juilliard Fred Zizzuto 388 6570 DINING ROOM Sat, fine Good general experience!'] your inlarasf In thasa Vauxhall Rd. 8 R1. 2TT%tnlon. >School,^School, D istri.is trict No. 1. 841 ------— R -4-10-1 Mahogany table ft 5 chairs, 372 4193 SUMMIT HEALTH chaltanging openings MIXING EQUIPMENTE N T CG~~ J MountainM o u n ta in Ave.,A v e Spfld., N.J R 4-18-1 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS ------R 7 7 13 FOOD STORE. 494 Spfld Ave . required. Full time, complete!n WE WANT . buffet server ft chine closet benefit package, must be! Call Mrs. Hess tor appt. ,07081, telephone 374-8300. CHRIS HUDAK Best offer 379 3483 Summit. CR 7 2050 964 7511 An equal opportunity PART TIMR CLERICAL Secretary Bi-Liegaal Applicants with previous MUSIC STUDIO ------R t f resident of Union County.! TELLERS 4 5 hours per day. Good typing ------R 4 18 licensed N.J. driver. Apply!' Exparlancad preferred. ------R 6-10-1 1 affirm ative action employer French English experience * in -o-making B.A. in music, piand instructions Union Coumy Perk! ORtvKVt with van tor route I ------K4-1S-1 skills necessary. Small ft apix»intments via tha phone. ft Theory, all levels. Popular ft D IN IN G Room Table ft 4 chairs, HOLLYWOOO bed complete ft Livingston M a ll O H ica pleasant insurance office In Newly hired executive needs chest of drawers, pood cond 487 Commission, Acme %v EHt.. 3-4 , work, part or to" tim e. C a ll \ L P N - R N B V 3 Q fluent bilingual sacretary. I.E., home improvements, classical 248 2870 mohagny, antique cocktail D m Mon Prl J Mountainside Call 233 2060, 9 books, magazines, vacuums, table, black Berco Lounger, 1831 PROOF MACHINE r'dav i Sal bet 9 8 11. 964 2 3 Days a week 351 2560 Also A M. 3 P.M. French dictation required. ------ITa 14 13 ------K 6 18-1 n i7 . land sales, etc. excel, cond 474-4783 ------K 4 10 nurse for Sun. only 0 4. ------R 4-18-1 Exctptlonal benefits ft OPERATOR K 6 18 1 I atmosphere. Co pays our fea, WE HAVE: —------R 6 10 AVON Exparlanca a must Position A product that never goes out of l«tructions, ktisc. M HOUSEHOLD ft baby item*. EARN MONEY ON is at our Berkeley Halghtt D R IV E R , m a tu re d , m u tt be j PART TIMR—typing, filing, top salary! DRESSER, Walnut, Triple,, r e lia b le 8 h a v e th o ro u gh . M ANAGER style. Everyone buys food Fri. June 17. 10 a m. 4 p.m. 1392 VOUR OWN TIME I operation canfar. general office work, messenger white formica top. desk, chair ft' Winslow Ave . Union. W e o ffe r training in tailing our knowledge of Essex County must drive,.* ARLENE 379-3395 W f ARE: Day Tennis Camp mirror Call 3/0 1673 after 4 d riv e 210 C h e vy Van, 6 days a ASSISTANT Personnel 372 MorrlsAv.Spfld. ------K t 10 famous produces. Call for $200 plus. Experienced fast food Cell 687 3857 One ot the nations' largest home C H ILD R EN A G E 84 14 P M PROGRAMMER week. Apply In parton 10 Union ------K 6-18-1 food service corporations. Prof. Instruction, excell details Vailsburg 8 Irvington At our Barkafay Halghtt manager needed for fast ------.------R 6-18-1 R6 16 iHOUSEHOLD SALE: Luggage, 761 6322 S cotch P la in t. 647 1524 Ave , Irvington. No phone calls.) growing BURGER KING i SHORT ORDER COOK W lO F F E R : supervised recreation Refresh.. operation cantar. A N S I ------R 6-18-1 ; PART- TIME weekend guard Salary plus bonus, company 'camp trunks. O rica brae, pots R a h w a y 654 3710 L in d e n 486 COBOL with 2 yaars Tape franchise. Excellent benefits. hours 11-2 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 2 wkiy, sessions. Mon. Wed. or EXERCISE m essage l 0 r w v other items. Sun June 0842 E liz a b e th 8 U n io n 353 $3.25 per hour. Call Union Steel benefits, immediate openings. Tues. Thurs. *-11 a.m. or 11-1 machine, al most new Asking D isc e xp a rla n c a , IB M 370, Call Lance Bowers at 201 225 Experienced, retiree okay. Call Corp., Union, N.J. 487 2003. For interview call 944 9300. p.m Gary Grant 37* 2040 $50 Orig. cosl1ST $130 351 7548 19th 115 p m 1304 Megte Ave 4880 Maplewood 731 7300 . ._ DOS VS system. Knowledge 9331 I before 11 or 2 4 p.m. 379 4161. S u m m it 273-0702 j | EXCELLENT ------K 6-23-1 ------R6181 ------R 6 25 14 of financial application K 4-18-1 I ------K 6-11-1 K * .,« |EM* ------R 7-2-1 helpful Salary depending on experience PLEASE SEND OPPTY’S. NOTICE TO RESUME JOB APPLICANTS Be an A1 T e m p Enjoy vary pleasant Work in areas convenient to you.I iS and SERVICES DIRECTORY This newspaper does not surroundings, attractive Work hrs. 8 weeks you art knowingly accept Help salaries, and good benefits. ivallable. Register now for1 • 8 8 8 - 7 7 9 These Experts Are As Near As Your Telephone *888-77 Wanted ads from employers Sound good? Move now! mm. assignments. All skills are covered by the Fair Labor Call 277 6200, Personnel needed with experience Standards Act which applies D e p a rtm e n t for A1 T E M P S 37 H u * Imynutdnirti M loans, Fiftanca C o M p n te 80 to employment in interstate appointment. 101 N.Wood Av.,Linden 925 1601 Kit Coa/UmmiiA| 20 Bgtric »«Min » «*m 1 stoif. (4 h iU kllfim taen H Mrtpnti« commerce, if they offer less 995 M o r r is A v ,U n io n 964 1 301 than the legal minimum K A 18-1 J.M. ELECTRIC CALL M B —After the others. All LOANS BY PHONE SHORTLINB MOVERS INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR wage (S2 30 an hour) or fail AIR COMFORT Residential ft Commercial types of home Improvements, Secondary Mortgage loens Packing ft Storage Appi Local Refrlgeratl** c* Painting, Leaders ft Gutters. servicing both ra t. ft pay the applicant SYSTEMS, INC wiring. 352-451* days, eves. 352 painting, masonry, carpentry, MAJESTIC CORP moving Spec In piano moving. Free Estimates, insured 686 o v e rtim e Sum m it and 2544. ret. avail. 1st class work at 2045 Springfield A v*., Union 24 hour serv 484 7247 7983 or 753-7939 M r J. Gienninl. i commercial Yefrlg ft Air cond This newspaper does not Experienced Typists^ Central air cond. Installation ft ------Kt.f.37 prices you can afford Cali tor R t f 40 equip, in need of rapairt. call knowingly accept Help service. Sheet metal fab. Attic CALL 964-0747 371 8003. 9 5. Elizabeth 4 Secretaries Need-’ vent fans installed. Fully Ins. tree est. A. Gennaro, 344 8544. INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR Wanted ads that indicate a KELJON Elect.-Lie. No 4049, ------R 7 2 60 I — ------Z 4 30-70 preference based on age (* J ed For Summer Free Est. fully insured, no job too big, no ------— R 7 2-50 Painting. Leader ft Gutter work from employers covered by job too small. 241 *785. MOVING Free est ins Stephen Deo, 233 MaintiMiict Sanrka Local ft Long Distance toting 8 Siding 71 the Age Discrimination In 347 Springfield Ave. Work Long & Short 276-2080 ------> X t f 37 General Home Repairs 3561, 354 6580 AM emergency repairs. Expert Free Est. Insured ------R t f 64 Employment Act Contact Summit, N.J, ELECTRICAL-100 amp. serv. CHARLES LANZBT the United States Labor masonry, carpentry, (Keep us moving 180 PERCENT GUARANTEE Equei Oppty. EmployerM-F TermJobs Available on the average, 1 fam ily home Maintenance Service. 20 yrs. and you save) O B R IE N ft Department’s local office REGISTER NOW AT BuiMini Matanah 24 $170. J.A.H Electric 487 5426 bathrooms, plastering. Reas. _ . Son-Painting ft on all repairs ft new roofs'Also for more information The K 6 18 1 LOCALOFFICES Plumb.lie. 400.Free est.245-*146. exp. Floors waxed ft cleaned; peperhanglng. »nt. ft exT Expert header, ft gttTTTs K t-f-37 homes, offices; complete Paul s MAM a d d re ss is DISTRIBUTOR Mfg wood ELECTRICIAN ------R t-f-50 craftsman, 25 yrs. exp Free est installed Call Mika 374 1293 970 Broad St .RoonrtM BOOKKEEPER f o r lig h t windows. doors, trim, CHET ERICKSON janitorial work. 54. ft $5 normal Reas rates 964 3298 wark. N.J.-or T#1 IN T E R IO R ft B X T B R IO R rm 488 6919 . 488 4987. Moving ------R 7 2 60 ------— Z 7-2-71 general bookkeeping Salary hardware. Facil open to gen. Small jobs’ spec’I. flood lights, painting, paperhanging, 1925 Vauxhall RH .Union *45 2279 or 445 2 open. Liberal benefits. 486 3300 MANPOWER public at substi. savings. Open outlets, etc. 39* 97*4. ------1------R 7-2-42 688 7700 FRANK'S PAINTING Free D EVITO'S ROOFING TEMPORARY SERVICES wk, days to 5 p.m. Sat. to noon. carpentry ft roofing, New roofs ft repairs, gutters ft K t f 37 sjwetrocklng, floor tiling. 371 est int. ft Ext. carpentry, 1195 Spfld.Av ,Irvington 1800) 472 1036 Mi88fH| TT gutters.------Naders,--- roofing. ruiI Full •*d*rv— tree ' ■ ** estimates,...... insun '# * BOOKKEEPER-PLUS SELR ITE M IL L WORK S. G rindlinger Small speciality firm . Phone 624 4235 insured Low prices. Call after 3 35f3 BLDG SUPPLY CORP. E l e c t r i c R 7 2 50 CALL MR. LAST,masonry, 044 M s 88 p.m 372 4764. ------E R R O R S ■••••••••■ C a ll 273 3834 700 JerseyAv ,Ellz. 581 Rahway Ave..Union P hone 351 5550 1 i.1»?L «fxl repair. Qual E XPERT Mason, carpenter, plastering, waterproofing, self ” ft — R 7 2 00 WILLIAM H. VEIT Sometimes they happen In* ------v------R 6-18-1 —— R 0 10 1 K 1 * 24 rat« 1 work, copper wire used •taps, patios, garages, empl. ft Insured. Work guar, a LIGHT haul., cleanup gar,, Roofing Seamless Gutters spite ot all our efforts to be plastering, plumbing, heating, NUFRIO, 30 Yrs. exp. ES 3 8773. basmts., remove old furn , appl OUTCH BOY PAINTS BOOKKEEPING ASST HEAD SUPT. ft ASST SUPT. Carpentry excius. Lie. No. 441. install Days 607 2161 aft 4 30, 964 1432 p re * est Do own Work N J In a c c u ra te 27 security lighting ft complete all types repairs. Building ------R I f 63 1 fam ily outside painted $175, 2, Since 1932 373 1153 IF YOUR AO HAS AN Experienced, for small office in Full time, experience required —------Kt-t-64 security systems before you go violations removed . Ornament, $275. 6 $475 ft up, rooms, E R RO R please call U n io n C a ll R u th , 686 2600 S a la ry p lu s a p t 226 7400 S M A L L J O B S F R A N K M O H R 25 yrs. hallways, stores, $35 ft up. Also immediately Suburban ------K 6 16-1 on vacation. railing*, Ironwork. Free est. Ace exparlenc*. Steps-brick ft stone Rubbish Removed All types of roofing ft repairs. K-6-18-1 Home repairs, carpentry, Building, 233 1121. All appl . furn., wood ft metals paint trim , windows ft doors. Publishing Corp cannot be CAMERA repair technician, M HOUSEHOLD panelling, tiling, van interiors. vanaars-flraplacaspatlos taken away Attics, basm ts ft Carpentry, roofing, gutters ft Slate, Asphalt Shingle*. Hot Tar. responsibTe for errors attar I ------— R 7 2-50 F, seeking experienced ADMINISTRATOR All work guar ft fully ins. Joe. additions. Fully Insured. Free, ieeders. Very reas. Fraa est Gutters. Leaders, ins Fra* Est the first issue of publication X t f 37 0 0 OO NEWS-CONBAHR CO. Is estimates. 241-2*44 attar 5 P.M. %7)3 c,e8,MK, rates 325 technician to repair movie Bachelor »eeki full or part t'me 241 0343 Free minor repairs. Fully Ins ------K t f 27 M now installing roofing ft siding ------R 7 2 63 ------K t-f 64 37 3 4000 or 37 4 5434 Call 686-7700 cameras Salary plus comm person, beginner acceptable CARPENTER CONTR. Entertain mafit C a ll to r ap p t 686 5330, ask fo r ^ In addition to our overhead TONY SOTTOSANTI Mason IRV CAN FIX IT Painting, CREST RFC.,374-0627 To make corrections Must have flair for cookirg, All types contr.. additions, doors ft storm windows, ------R 7 2 60 ------Z t-f-78 Mel Kevoe Mack Camera vivacious outgoing personality, repairs ft remod'I g . Alter Ins. M AKE dull partial disappear Contractor, steps, sidewalks, carp., elec . plumb repairs ft something we did many yaars waterproof Ing, retaining walls ft new install. No job too small R ELIABLE PAINTING — R O O F IN O -G U T T E R S ft Service, 1025 Commerce Ave . contemporary attitudes, oe W m P R iv ie re , 688 7 2*6 with magic by Rossini Bromaenl Paperhanging. No lobs to small A word about U n io n . amateur magician of tha yaar, ago ft wall experienced at. Call additions. 372 2043 or 37 5 29*0. Reliable ft raas. 273 4751 LEADERS. ALTERATIONS. willing to travel, car ft B yrs. K t f 27 for fraa ast. 375 5800. For tree estimate call 399 9342 — ------:------. R 6 16-1 min driving exp. req Please G G REENW ALD of Wonderama TV. Set up your ------R 7 2 43 K t f 44 FULLY INSURED f r e e Garage Sales, etc R 7 2 50 ------— ------R 7 2 60 c a ll 201 762 7767, So O range, CARPENTER CONT'RS. spring, summer ft winter All Masonry-Steps, sidewalks, N E E D ODD JOBS DONE? ESTIM ATES 944 0418. This newspaper accepts no N.J All type repairs, remodTg., kit, children or adult shows. 688 CAR PK NTRY-ROOF I NO waterproofing. Saif employed. Cleaning garages, basements, AMERICANA PAINTINO ------Z 7 2-70 I Siding- dormers additions interior ft Exterior Reasonable responsibility for publishing K 6 18 1 porches, enclosures, cellars, 5993 Insured. A. ZAPPULLO 487 attics, hauling debris, lawn cut ROOFING CLERICAL attics. Free est fully ins 688 ------K 7 2 39 1! installations shaatrocklng 6470 or 372 407* ting, general clean up 484 5344. rates, FR E E estimates. Call advertisements which do 2984 S m a ll jobs painting. Jim 488 9538 373 1123 LONG—JOHN INC not comply with town ------R T F 63 ------K TF 44 We do our own work, no sub BE PARTICULAR K t f 27 PU P PE T SHOWS-Orlglnal hand 1 ------* — R 7-2-50 ordinances that control ------R 7 2 40 contracting. Residential ft INSURANCE CARPENTER ?oPP?t ..Programs tor all occ I private sales from homes, it Clip ft Save 325 1 570. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES A LOENIS Patirtm, 1 Fi i 2t-Thursday. June )*, 19- Veterans unit cites benefits Unemployment New Rutgers degree: in area drops to 9.2 percent bachelor of fine arts Artistically talented and defeated i in the ta l of 1988. The unemployment rate in the 18- have county New York Northeastern New students will soon be able to earn a the VA Jersey area declined from 9 6 percent bachelor of fine arts (BP A) degree at vice vrith98 pi . Newar k. Rutgers, the State University in March to 9.2 percent in April, it was the basis of thnr artistic ability, said reported by Herbert Bienstock. The BFA curriculum in the areas of theater arts, studio art or music is the acting d m Young adult d a n c e Regional Commissioner of the U S Yoo da aat became a major m the Department of Labor's Bureau of intended for those who want a The Jewish Cellfgiate and professional education in the arts, said School of Oeobrve aad Pcrfenaiag Arts Labor Statistics. The number of by declaring wane* a major.'' he rndminaal Yo—g Adufts of New unemployed area residents was down Prof John Bettenbender. acting dean Jersey will bald a "Sommer Festival of the State University's new School of explained "Yon most apply. b- 24.000 over the month to 621.000 a portfolio, be m Dance” at the Rib 'N Sirloin Reflecting a 140 000 drop in the number Creative and Performing Arts. : m the Red Carpet In . 211 Based in New Brunswick, the school of unemployed between April 1976 and opened its doors last fall and enrolled Job opportunities far those com April 1977. the area's jobless rate was some 90 graduate students—camhdales sack j p p m a are good, ac- nearly two percentage points below its ; to Prof. year-ago level of 11.0 percent for a master of fine arts iMFA) degree—during its first academic year. Trombonist, Based on the national experience, Deportment of Theater Arts. unemployment usually declines in Students are now being accepted far the BFA program in theater arts, which Wtnle most theater majors won't group on TV April. Bienstock said. Nationally, the was approved by the State Board of become Broadway or Hollywood FRANCIS A. TOMAINO of jobless rate ( not seasonally adjusted) superstars. a broad range of career Cranford has boon elected declined from 7 9 percent in March to Higher Education this spring and will start this fall Plans call for the BFA possibilities exists in shorn business aad governor of District E Lions 6.9 perenet in April After adjustment programs in studio art and music to related fields, he said. Industrial Clubs. A real estate, executive for the removal of normal seasonal shows, regional theaters. Madison in Union, thn former president influences, the national unemployment Avenue. television—all employ of the Twin Boro Lions d ub and X* at ?:3§ rate went from 7.3 percent in March to professionals in the theater. Fight for Sight Roselle Porks Unico chapter Jersey P ittc 7 0 percent in April. "The same kind of thin Declines in unemployment during the headed RoseMes March of commercial a rt.” he coatimi Dimes fund drive ho two years. year were reported throughout the ball set July 31 "There's a ti tmnuhnr amount of use area The jobless rate in the New York Tomaino was elected at the wil be Mrs Stanley Denburg of Sindh far artists commercially. 56th annual Lions convention in Calvin Hill — bass. sector was down from 10 9 percent in "My hopes are that we develop a April 1976 to 9 0 percent in April 1977. Orange, president, has announced that Atlantic City this month. District Pi ccma Adams tO ffortfs The Fight for Sight League of Northern first-class school of the arts to fidfill wife) as lentm ed vocalist. with a drop of 100.000 in the number of what the stale asked ic to do—to create E includes Union. Essex. Morris unemployed In Northeastern New New Jersey w ill present its "Star-Eyed and Warren Counties. WUby Fletcher on Ball” Sunday evening. July 31. at the a center of excelence in the arts for Sulaimaa Hakim on Jersey, the unemployment rate fell New Jersey, tad a center of excellence PAINTERS. ATTENTION! Sett your»H to from 11 4 percent to 9.7 percent over the Chanticler. Millbum soprano and alto saxes Mrs Hy Thall and Mrs. Morris measured by the best m the country or 30.000 fam ilies witti a low cost W ant Act Call and bns clarinet, and year, with a 40.000 decline in the out of the country, ns well." 604 7700. number of unemployed Neiwirth. chairpersons, announced that AineN Ray on g Between March and April, declines in music will be by Marty Ames and his Steve Nelson an ribes unemployment were reported orchestra with special entertainment CROSSWORD Van pools 4IUNG AMERICANS throughout most of the area In the New provided by a young comedy act. "Four PUZZLE York-Long Island portion of the 18- on the Town." Over X million people in county area, the jobless rate declined Help Fight for Sight “Put Stars in a success the United States suffer from 9 4 percent in March to 9 0 percent their Eves” is the theme of the evening from various farms of in April In the New York area (New and the Chanticler will be a m att of in Jersey rartho vascular disease. York City. Westchester, Rockland and silver stars. Putnam Counties) there was a drop The League established and main Transportation Com ______from 9.7 percent to 9 4 percent and in tains the Fight for Sight Chikhen's missioncr Alan Sagncr has B R tfh k the Nassau-Suffolk or Long Island area, Center at the New Jersey Eye Institute, reported that a van hi— _ from 8.3 percent to 7.9 percent In which is connected with the New Jersey pooling program for Northeastern New Jersey, the unem College of Medicine and Dentistry and corporations initiated by . ployment rate went from 10.0 percent to is located at United Hospital Medical the Department of a 9.7 percent Center in Newark Transportation three BSWBxhrli ^ K e n t years ago has become the ■ CWkmy’t largest in the nation with — k 'more than 250 vans ® ?*** U,~L tone in N ic e ------carrying about 2.500 ansuw I New Hamp- O New employees to and from H Eatamt store's Jersey Golden Lights work each day a Da the — aty While New Jersey HadtoM- (4 wdx) U lafienb corporatrans increasingly * ^ 0 h 9 Lift ap B Layer have been participating in n “ T " * ■ Quit; of the program athninistered n Bhaches KXXs. by the department and q Nu k — ' 2 $ A S 6 t O also “are taking very MMtoe positive steps to hire the M w i u 2 handicapped,” the 5 9 ? 1 13 ’ *£A ■ “ that both programs could ( tS M - ; Arm y who have same difficulty LJ J J t o e B e iq g in waking ran easily- be assisted into and out of a van. Outfitting a van with - O la 1KENT a wheelchair lift can be done at very httlr ad ditianal expense" The commissioner noted that the program was toidertaken to save energy by allowing persons J t o a t X i making almast identifical K e a n trips to and from then- employment to ride together in a van pur A e g e chased by the corporation. The department gives free o f N e w advice, offers its com OntyTOmgtar puter facilities to far Je rs e y muiate van pools and then guarantees that if they are unsuccessful, that federal money will repay the LISTEN CAREFULLY TO WIN corporation far the net Haste so good you won’t believe capital loss All You Need Is a WJDM Bumper Sticker. Information on the van theyYe lower in tar than all these 1 0 0 's Our spotter patrol will be on the lo o k out for cars with our bumper pool program may be sticker; if yqy’re spotted and your license number is announced on obtained from Dominck the air, you are a winner in WJDM*S "B u m p e r Bingo" G am e, p r o Botten at the New Jersev vided you call within an hour. T h a t's all th e re is to it. join th e Department of Trans' COLLEGE thousands of bumper bud portation. 1085 Parkway dies who tune in everyday to enjoyable Avenue. 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