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Your war# ad The Zip Code is easy to place r i t # L for Linden is -Phone 686-7700 . . . which became a Suburban Publishing Corp. newspaper on July 2, 1964 07036 An Official Newspaper For The City of Linden T W W Svhurkw Publishing Corp. Subscription R ate $9.50 Y e a rly 25c per copy VOl. 23-NOi 31 UNDEN. N.J.. THURSDAY. MARCH 24. 1977- Second Class Postage Paid at Linden, N J I* Iter# . W*md quo., N.J. 0703*

Five seek three seats on school board Voters will decide on school budget Accardo

By STE V E N J. point increase per SIM assessed Notable figures in the area of expense show a $444,113 increase in expenses for regards to the appropriation, board is seeking n for property owners, appropriations are an alnust $000,000 the new year member Michael Villano noted that sanctioning money for safety repairs to Tuesday to d t totaling more than $2.3 increase in instruction costs over last schools would have been difficult under proposed S13 >■ JstBng mare than $1.9 year and a sizeable $420,000 decrease in THE BOARD ALSO informed the audience present at the public hearing the state’s new "cap" system which year post 1977-71 in slate aid. reduced the amount maintenance costs The first figure is approved s x i to be raised by taxation. that $400,000 had been reappropriated restricts school board budget in­ attributable to the newly re-negotiated meetts* Capital outlay far the coming school in January from a 1976 surplus fund creases. In Linden’s case, the state teachers contract while the latter sum M iranda on ballot O f the to t a l----- \ ' S M I ■ year amounts to $34,960, a decrease of which would go for repairs to Schools decreed a 5.9 percent “ cap” on any new results from an excessive ap­ One. Five and other buildings in need. expenditures. have to be raised fay d i S U M from the (971-77 budget. Added to despite w ithdraw al elusive of debt service, the overall $13 million cawt, the new propriation last year for building In response to a member of the The one vote against passage of the represents «■ ocrevsr to W U W over fandgit shows a $439,313 jump from last repairs and construction of the new audience who suggested possible budget was cast by Anne Fortuna who By RICHARD LUONGO last year's tans or an a p ra o w fa S w year's $12 7 nulbon vocational high school Pinal tallies "game playing" on the board’s part in (Continued on page ]) Voters in Linden will go to the polls next Tuesday to cast their ballots for five Board of Education candidates vying for three three-year seats and to Math labs designed decide on a $13.2 million school budget for 1977-78. No one filed for a one-year seat. However, Det Anthony Accardo, PBA for informal learning president, is waging a strong write-in campaign for the position At press Billed as ai methods and to discover mathematics time, there was no indication others were seeking the write-in vote math labs at both! for themselves According to board secretary Ruth Junior High Schoafc are dm gw d to I nter the dirclion of Arthur C Boyd allow students to - work Win in i l at Sochi and Lea Mayer at McManus, Sobel, Accardo is not an official can­ didate and will not be considered a choose their t-wit materials and the tab in each school is set aside in a single room for practical activities and candidate until his name is entered for mathematical experiences the first time on the ballot. And all The labs were established to provide Accardo may need is one vote to win the U.S. funds mhvidual instruction while reinforcing one-year seat. basic skills and making math more If Accardo's name or the name of any enjoyable, according to a spokesman other person is not entered on the ballot Students work in a relaxed atmosphere for the one-year term, then the board possible usmg a variety of materials, including has 45 days after the election to appoint fihnstnps cassettes, games, cards, some one to fill the poet, which is ac­ puzzles, compasses and worksheets tually the unexpired term of Lucy The spokesman indicated that a KioeUi. Last week. Incumbent James fo r road students' ns iiiii in a math lab is ( evident in the "increased interest and* Miranda—one of the five official The possibility «T the federal candidates—announced he had with­ responsibility, and a feeling o f drawn from the- race because of the cooperation is shared by teams who Turnpike industrial rand school board’s “ liberalism.” However, reinforce their learning while helping Mrs. Sobel said that it was too late to levetopment one another " take Miranda's name off the ballot and m k w a s nut haul last he is still considered a candidate along M e tin g of Mayor Jahn T. with Joseph Suliga, Robert c c e s s road cammittee. Antoniewicz, Teresa Italia and Joan Wishoaafci of the New Jersey Linden pool JUST CHECKING—Darrell McKay, loft, a student at diligently working out some mathemotics problems Maryann Dorin Economic Development Authority McManus Junior High School, poors over the os part of the junior high s math lab. Loo Moyer, in Suliga, a 19-year-old bachelor of oted that the federal EDA nsonRy dees shoulder of Darryl Hall, also of McManus, who is charge of the lab, looks on. science student from Kean College, is a at grant fundi far highways or roods could open (Photo by Frank Taranto) lifelong resident of Linden and is nless it can be shown that aa m coordinator of the 1977 Union County Bike-Hike for the mentally retarded seat at the He is managing editor of the Kean t it woaM he a i for summer newspaper and is a member of St, la tter to i A Cranford architectural firm has Highland principal is retiring Elizabeth's Parish Council and of the oal o f the rand, n h ich is ta hafc the been faired by the Union County Park Linden Jaycees idustnal areas of Carteret with L a d s Commissaoo to study the feasibility of -o -o - -om Interchange 12 an the Tvropdae. ; Wheeler Park Pool for the Nogi's school career spans 37 years ANTONIEWICZ lives on E. 13th i to open up seme 499 acres to m- street with his wife, Stephanie, and ustrial development ia both Van Der (lu te and Spies Architects Alfred E Nogi, principal of School 10 In 1951, Nogi became principal of the few perfect baseball games ever their two children He is manager of naucipofatKS It's been conservatively was retained by the commission, said a since the building opened in 1957, will School Four where he served for six recorded at LHS. He also was chosen sales administration for the Metex stimated that fed development ef the spokesman “to determine if the pool is retire on May 1 after 37 years as an years until 1957 when he was appointed for all-state teams in basketball, Corp., Edison, and is a past president of creage could result m at least M M struc f ally safe and what the costs of educator. head of the then newly-built School 10 baseball and football. the Holy Name Society and the Catholic repairs wih be. The freeholders have He began his career in Linden in 1940 on Highland avenue While at the University of Alabama. Young Adult Organization of St. “The* EDA." explained Mrs stated they will meet the costs.” as a physical education instructor, an Bom in Franklin, he came to Linden Nogi received sirf varsity letters in Theresa's Church. He also is active in htskowski. “says that if yen can The spokesman indicated that the assistant coach in football and head in 1922 and attended the Linden public basketball and track He was also the Knights of Columbus Additionally, chosen as a member of the All- (instantiate growth of employment w ill undoubtedly com e up basketball and track coach at the high school system as well as the University Antoniewicz is a member of the Soehl Southeastern Conference Basketball nth the rand and the ix tu n o a ef the ■nethiiig'’ regarding minimal school. During World War II. he spent of Alabama and New York University Junior High School and St Theresa’s Team and established a university “ The commission feels that if three years with the Naval Aviation where he received a master’s degree PTA and was also a charter member of the report from the consultants in- Program as an ensign. He served as an and an additional 32 credits in graduate record for the javelin throw wssibte And there is oe time Bmit far (Continued on page 3) instructor in the Land-Sea-Air-Rescue hese lin k The money is given ant ihcates the 46-year-old pool is safe.” work. -o-o- After his graduation from Alabama noted the spokesman, "then the pool Survival Unit of the Navy unil his Nogi taught and coached for four years NOGI WAS AN outstanding athlete in Although EDA will open." discharge in 1946. in Greenville, Miss He was coach of his youth, i^rning 12 varsity letters at w t promising. Mrs The controversy surrounding the Back in Linden. Nogi resumed his both boys’ and girls’ basketball, head Robbery count Linden Hfgh School in football, ild of the status of the jo ined ren d of rnM iKUMi i original plans ta close duties as a coach along with the ad­ coach of golf and tennis and assistant basketball, track and baseball. During w Pubhc Works Employment Act. Wheeler Pool involved the exchange of ditional responsibilities of a guidance football coach his high school career, he pitched one of holds man in inch is now fating pnpnrvri by letters and the calling of meetings counselor Nogi's civic activites in Linden go ongnss. She noted that New Jersey between the Linden City Council, the back to World War II During that time, $15,000 bai i l l he al located 9M9 w iM ra Howev er , city Recreation Commission, the Board he served as an air-raid warden, a zone nless a project was sahmdted timing of Freeholdeis and the commission Ten persons injured warden and chief air raid warden for A Rahway man is being held in the Mod one of the act. it wig ate be Linden contended that since it was the Linden He was also a charter member county jail for action by the onsadered fa r rm m d.tna h a t e g fate largest taxpayer m the county for 1977 of (he Exchange Club of Linden and prosecutor's office on charges of at­ mdd be far rand three, if there is a its tall will be $6.7 million—it was en- - served as secretary of this group for 23 tempted robbery and attempted armed lin t phase o f the nek “ I d m 2 knmr o f titled to the services provided by the years Additionally he was co-chairman robbery p u l. in several accidents of the committee for the Linden Mental Tyrone G McDaniels was also cited But the spokesman for the com Hygiene Clinic and served as co- on a charge of unlawful use of a motor Ambulance Corps (LVAC) with a momon maintained that attendance fell Ten people were injured following a chairman of the committee for making vehicle, and his bail was set at $15,000 in possible fracture of the left leg off over the years from an average rash of auto accidents in Linden last talking records for the blind Municipal Court on Mondav M.6M annually (one year, attendance Wednesday, police reported A Roselle man was issued a summons When a group of citizens established The prosecutor's office also received (Tvitir u ttefto tU Police investigated two pedestrian ranched $6Jt00) to 28.000 last year for disregarding a stop sign following (Continued on page 3) the case of Americo Francisco of Rah­ (Continued on page }) mishaps where, in each case, a young an accident at Raritan road and Ninth way. Francisco was charged with child was the victim. Seven-year-old avenue Police said David Click was breaking and entering and larceny A u t o A c d d e n t T a b l e John Miczewski > of E 10th street traveling west on Raritan road when Raymond Chillon of Elizabeth had allegedly ran out from in front of a llM K tttnktolfa rc h M 264 Man h i t twice, his car collided with one driven by Gail bail set at $1,000 and his case sent to the parked van on E 11th street and was HOT accurate to M iCChM M l DeHaven of Cranford, who had been prosecutor on one count of fraud and struck by a car driven by Barbra going west on Raritan road. Ms. three counts of accepting money under DOA at hospital Melnyk of E 11th street lyxfattetratoM raith M 174 DeHaven was to see her own doctor for false pretenses Ms. Melnyk told police that she hit 1977 f a jr a t e s to M an h 29 176 A Roselle man was killed early head, leg and neck injuries while Click Robert Heath of Tremley Point road her brakes and then tried to turn away Satwday morning after being struck by was transported to Rahway Hospital by w as sentenced to 10 days in the county from the boy but had nowhere to go 1916 tetatetes to M arch 28 • two vehicles on St George avenue the LVAC for treatment of head and jail for assaulting a police officer and The Miczewski youth suffered a bruised 1977 t l l i t e u to lte irch M 1 Police said Willie DU was crossing shoulder injuries creating a disturbance left arm and elbow and complained of the avenue at Paul street when he was Robert Lewis Higgins of Bower street pain in his leg and head He was taken -o-o- 1916 hit by a van driven by G eorge Tornroth was assessed a $100 fine for shoplifting RL 1 azcMrah to Rahway Hospital by his parents FOUR PEOPLE were hurt in a two to March 29 M of Nora (hive Tornroth, according to and a $50 fine for unlawful possession of At about 5:15 p.m., police reported car crash at S Wood and Morris reports, was heeding east on St George a prescription drug 19(77 8 L 1 acciteah six-year-old Edward Craig of Helen avenues around 7 p.m. A car driven by to March 2* 74 avenue at the time DU was then struck The court issued a 15-day suspended street was struck by a vehicle Thomas Schriner of Roselle reportedly by a westbomd car operated by Percy sentence for assault charges for Darrin belonging to Ernest Brautigan of smashed into the rear of one operated 1976 R L 2JX a ccter L Halsey of Rahway D Coleman of Charles street Sunnyfield drive. The accident oc by Heriberto Cintron of Jersey City S police were the first to Edward Bierc of DeWitt street was to M arch M curred at the intersection of W. Elm Injured were Cintron, Samuel Cintron to the scene. A Roselle am fined $50 on an assault count and 1977 m l a a r a d t e street and N. Wood avenue and Margaret Velez, all of Jersey City, 6 took DU to St. Elizabeth to M arch M Police said Brautigan was heading and all suffering from neck pains, and assault and battery charges brought a Hospital where he was pronounced Ralph Karzepsky of S Wood avenue, $100 fine to Ronald Lombard of Roselle dead an arrival west on W. Elm street when the Craig U N M b* o n i i i i i boy allegedly crossed against the light neck pains, and Diane Kroil of Union, a The prosecutor was sent the case of to March M * S The incident is being investigated by cut nose The latter two persons were Mason Mickens of Bergen avenue Patrolmen Edward Hanse and James and an into the right front side of the 1971 M r accMra*i car The child was taken to Rahway passengers in the Schriner car. All of Mickens is charged with disorderly Frank of the Linden Police Depart to M arch M • Hospital by the Linden Volunteer (Continued on page 3) ALFRED E. NOGI threats. m ete. 2-Thursday,MLinden Airport. Babich was treated at Ferretti, Richard Gelles, Sue Weekend accidents caused injuries to Woodlawn avenue He was allegedly Rahway Hospital. Hrynishak, Erin Kenna, Barbara eight persons, according to police swaying and smelled from alcohol At about 2 p.m. Friday, police said a Todd Belnick unit offers Kl06e, Christine Korenicki, Barbara reports. Officers warned a woman with Webb truck driven by Gregory Goldsmith of Kowalski, Nancy Latawiec, Susan Donald Babich of Carteret received that the man was "unfit to drive" and Fort Wayne, Ind. collided with a car Maguda, Scott Morro, John Pakulski, face and ear scratches and a cut hand the officers left the scene. operated by Michael Angelicchio of grant for Hodgkins fight Robin Peters, Rita Philipse, Cynthia Friday evening after his car apparently Fifteen minutes later, officers said Schmidt, George Silvay, JoAnn Slavin, went out of control, went off Rt. 1, Pleasantville, N. Y., on Rt. 1 near Webb's car passed them on the highway Clinton street. Angelicchio’s car had Sharon Sock, Charles Sosinski, Judy struck a fence and overturned at and began to weave across the center The Todd Belnick Hodgkins Disease Disease and related forms of cancer. It apparently been stopped for a light Waidlich, Jeannie West, Donna diiiiiiiiiitfiiiiiiiim iH iiitiiiiiiiim m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiim m iiiiiiiiiu and outside lanes of the road Webb was Foundation in Linden has announced will be known as "The Todd Belnick Yesinko when struck finally pulled over at Rt 1 and Worth the creation of a research fellowship, to Hodgkins Disease Foundation HONOR ROLL School Lunches 1 Kao-Ching Wen of Flushing, N. Y., a avenue A search of Webb allegedly be funded by the foundation, at Mt. Fellowship.” Barbara Adamus, Renee Anderson, f passenger in the car, was taken to Rah turned up two envelopes in his pants ^illlillliiilliiiiiiiiiiiiillllllilllllilliiiiiiiiiii,iilliili!'lllliiillilliiiiliiiiii'»i? Sinai Hospital Medical School in New Announcement of the fellowship Veronica Atchison, Richard Banasiak, way Hospital with a cut head. pockets containing green vegetation. York came at the foundation's annual dinner- Frank Bandinelli, Drue Barat, June TODAY—Select one: Salisbury steak A third Friday mishap sent an East Webb was subsequently charged with The foundation fellowship is aimed at dance last week at the Knights of Bartus, Janice Beauchamp, Jane with mushroom gravy, rye bread and Orange woman and an Elizabeth man possession of a controlled dangerous finding a cure and control for Hodgkins Columbus hall in Linden. Dr. Aaron Bielen, Sonya Bigby, Jacqueline Borys, margarine, submarine sandwich, to Rahway Hospital. Police said substance and driving under the in­ .Rausen, director of the foundation's Kenneth Cadigan, Fred Cybulski, keilbasa and sauerkraut. Select two: Richard Froelich was traveling north fluence of alcohol cancer research project at Mt. Sinai- Robert Czaykowski, Mark DePasquale, Apple juice, vegetable soup, whipped on Roselle street at around 10:30 a m Hospital unit and a leading national cancer Madelin Ferretti, Robin Germek, Tim potatoes, savory green peas, health when hia car collided with one driven by uiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimmiiiniiiiK specialist, said, “ The fellowship should Guydan, Cynthia Halejcsik, Jack salad. Select one: Cupcake, fruited Janie Kelsey which was proceeding contribute immeasurably to our fight Halperin, Bernadette Hawkins, Susan orange gelatine, pineapple upside down west on E. Henry street. Both drivers Your against Hodgkins and related forms of Hreha, Michael Jedwabnik, Norah cake were taken to the hospital by the Linden offers three cancer. It is a major step, made Kaplan, John Krotchko, Joanne TOMORROW—Select one: Pizza with Volunteer Ambulance Corps (LVAC), Public possible by the funds which the foun­ Kusner, Donna Malanda, Isabelle cheese, corn on the cob, cabbage and Froelich complained of head pains dation raises each year. -We in the Matthiew, Nancy McCarthy, Patricia green pepper slaw, chocolate pudding while Ms Kelsey complained of lower Library medical community are very excited, leg and foot pain scholarships Mihalick, Diane Modrak, Roger Moritz, with topping; potato chowder, tunafish -iliiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiimiiiiiiif, and delighted, by the fellowship, and Cindy Moyer, Nancy Natkie, John salad on Kaiser roll, potato chips, A Jersey City man and his family Today—Puppet Show: "The look forward to great results as we go Ness, Matthew Pagano, John Pema, cabbage and green pepper slaw, were slightly, hurt Saturday after his Three nursing scholarships, each Reluctant Dragon.” South Wood forward." Thomas Raulinavich, Richard chocolate pudding with topping; pear car and one driven by a Union man worth $1,200, are being offered to Branch, 1709 S Wood avenue. 3:30 p.m graduating high school students by the The fellowship will be awarded an­ Reinhard, Joanne Sausnock, Patricia and peach halves with prune, stuffed were involved in a crash at the comer of N. Stiles street and Raritan road Tomorrow—Puppet show: "The Rahway Hospital Auxiliary nually to an outstanding cancer Savage, Benay Stolar, Tom Toth, Kevin cottage cheese on shredded lettuce and researcher As Rausen put it, “ Without spinach, fruit dressing, sesame cracker Police said Gaber Youssef crossed Reluctant Dragon " Main Library. 31 Mrs A.K Fleming, chairman of the Tpeacy, Patricia Vantlart, Joseph E Henry st., 3:30 p.m. auxiliary’s nurses scholarship com­ the fellowship funds, we could miss out Venditto, Lou Wisnowski, Lisa and margarine, Dolly's fruit pudding, Stiles street eastbound and collided on obtaining the services of qualified applesauce cake with lemon icing. with a car belonging to Joseph Monday—Dragon Story Hour East mittee, said any graduating high school Wohlrab, Jill Zarcharczyk. Branch, 1425 Dill ave , 3:30 p.m student in the hospital's service area men and women we so desperately need M ONDAY—Select one: Veal par DeAngelis which was heading north on in the fight against cancer." Applicants migiana or veal with gravy, ham salad Stiles. Youssef was issued summonses Tuesday—Picture Book Hour. (For . who attends nursing school or a four- children of school age.) Sunnyside ‘ year New Jersey college or university wilt be screened by Rausen and his sandwich, fruit salad plate. Select two: for failing to yield the right of way and Branch, 100 Edgewood road, 4 p m for nursing is eligible to apply colleagues at Mt. Sinai Medical School. Orange juice, beef vegetable soup, for not possessing a license, The scholarship is made available to Inquiries about the fellowship whipped potatoes, green beans, spring registration or insurance card Puppet Show: "The Reluctant the student on an installment basis, program may be directed to the Todd salad. Select one: Cake square, gelatin Youssef, his wife, Laila and Dragon " Winfield School. 3:45 nm either $300 or $400, depending on the Belnick Hodgkins Disease Foundation, jewels with topping, fresh fruit cup, daughter, Nancy were taken to Rahway Wednesday—Picture Book Hour (For institution This aid is for tuition only,- 106 W. Henry st., Linden. plain cake with chocolate icing. Hospital by the LVAC for possible children of school age. i Grier Branch. 2500 Grier ave , 3 30 p m Mrs Fleming added. Founcjation spokesmen said, "We are. TUESDAY—Select one: Superburger head injuries. . Interested applicants can call Mrs. thrilled by the creation of this per­ on bun or cheeseburger, bologna on On Sunday, Police reported a two car Fleming at 381-3025 after 6 p.m. through manent research fellowship and about soft roll Select two: Orange-pineapple accident at Maple avenue and E. Elm PREMIUMS DROP March 31 The deadline for applications its prospects for helping us cure juice, tomato rice soup, French fries, street. They said a car driven by The average annual premium per is April 1 Applications can be obtained Hodgkins and similar diseases. All that mixed vegetables, cole slaw. Select Christine Spilotis of N Wood avenue $1,000 of life insurance in force in the only through Mrs Fleming Applicants we need is the continued support of our one: peanut butter cookie pineapple and one driven by Charles O Hall of United States dropped $4 60 between should not call the hospital for in­ community for our various fund-raising delight, chocolate cake with tart Helen street collided at the in­ 1965 and 1975. according to figures formation activities. Money will bring results." orange icing. tersection The LVAC tbok Ms. Spilotis reported by the American Council of The names of individuals selected for The spokesmen continued that the WEDNESDAY—Select one: Hot to Rahway Hospital to be treated for Life Insurance the scholarships will be announced in recent dinner dance, which drew open-face turkey sandwich, pastrami head injuries. May several hundred persons, was “ an on rye, grilled cheese and potato chips M unqualified success, which raised Select two: Apple juice, cream of 1 mushroom soup, whipped potatoes, SHOR’S DRUGS M important new funds. These funds will Lello gives talk M Women Dems be used in our new fellowship as well as green peas, cranberry bog on lettuce MEDICAL SERVICE CENTER II bed Select one: Peach gelatin with Complete Health Care" « in our ongoing medical research M topping, oatmeal cookies, banana, program at Mt Sinai.” to Democrats WOOD AVE LINDEN g back Gregorio Co-chairwomen for the dinner dance sweet potato pie. were Mrs. Irving Simon and Mrs. Barry THURSDAY, March 31—Select one: Police Chief Domenic Lello was a M The Eighth Ward Women's guest speaker at a recent meeting of the 4 8 6 - 4 1 5 5 M Pravda, both of Linden. In attendance CANDIDATE—Howard Freund of Salisbury steak with mushroom gravy, FREE DELIVERY M Democratic Club recently has voted to at the event, among other notables, Elizabeth, formerly of Roselle rye bread or margarine, submarine Fifth Ward Democratic Club. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK II endorse Mayor John T Gregorio for the 8:30 A M to IT P .M II were Mayor-Assemblyman John Park, yesterday—his 52nd. sandwich, stuffed pepper. Select two: Lello’s talk was on preventive Hudson Vitamins M State Senate, Raymond Lesniak for the 'Russell Stover Canutes Gregorio, Police Chief Domenick Lello, birthday—became the eighth Blended juice, minestrone soup, measures homeowners can take to assembly and the re-election of .Film Developing • cosmeticsli A1 Volpe, recreation superintendent announced candidate for the whipped potatoes, spinach, carrot and make their homes more secure against Use Your Master Charqe II Assemblyman Thomas Deverin First Ward Councilman Mai Eckel. The celery sticks. Select one: Peanut butter possible burglaries At a recent meeting, the club com­ Democratic gubernatorial foundation also announced that its cookie, lime gelatin with custard sauce, pleted plans for its annual covered dish nomination. Freund ran as an annual flea market fund-raiser will independent in 1973 when he fruit cup, apple pie. dinner and Chinese auction scheduled FRIDAY, April 1—Select one Pizza for May 13 beginning at 7 p m in the be held this year on Mky 15 at School bid for the governorship. He One playground. The rain date will be with cheese, tunafish salad on roll, fish Elks Hall Tickets are $6 and may be said he’ll base his campaign on May 22. It was also announced that a 'n' batter, bread and margarine Select obtained from club president Joan opposition to the state income two: Orange juice, bean chowder, corn celebrity baseball game between ABC tax. Tokar or Joan Martyn. publicity niblets, broccoli with lemon butter, cole chairwoman TV and CBS-TV will be held on June 5 at the Linden Memorial Field slaw Select one: Cake square, Chairwomen of the auction are Jean Holness promoted pineapple delight, plain cake with Bonjavonni. Bertha Hawkins and aHmiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii§ cholofiate icing. Audrey Hreha For the covered dish Martin L. Holness, son of Mrs. Alicia A P R IL 4—Select one: Foot-long dinner, chairwomen are Mary Lopuch, f OBITUARIES | Holness of E. Park avenue, New York, frankfurter or frankfurter Reuben, Mary Pirrocco, Jean Dulemba, Bertha SlHIlHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINimiHHIHHHIIHlIHlIllllllllllimiimitltlUimff was recently promoted to Army turkey salad on sub roll. Select two: Dulemba and Patti Tokar Ms Martyn specialist four while serving with the DIRMEITIS—Thomas P , of W 19th Orange-pineapple juice, vegetable is in charge of tickets Supply and Service Battalion in Lud- soup, barbecued baked beans, street; on March 13. wigsburg, Germany. GENT—Harold E , of Winfield Park , sauerkraut, carrot gelatin salad with He is a 1974 graduate of Chesey High cooked dressing. Select one: Cupcake, ED IE'S ( on March 20 Schqol, Detroit His father, Martin L. GURGO—Michael, of Linden; on strawberry gelatin with topping, ap­ HOUSE OF CERAMICS Holness Sr., lives on E. Price street plesauce, plain cake with orange- All your Ceramic Needs Under O n e Roof March 18 Linden HENZE—Henry C., of Orchard pineapple icing. GREENWMC . PORCELAIN _ terrace; on March 19 Whotasle • Retail HOLTZ—Cora E , of Lindegar street; Visit Our D »ll O tpt Under New Manavamant. Y ou ’ ll Find INSTRUCTIONS DAY on March 14. COLD CUTS, CHEESES & SA1 ft EVENING CLASSES O'DONNELL—Joseph J., of Linden; Top Quality, Fraah Sliced » on March 19 at LOW, LOW PRICES 253 W. Westfield A»e>^ STYLER—William A., of Hillcrest SANDWICHES ft terrace; on March 18 SUBS OUR SPECIALTY Roselle Park • 245-3888 Salt thru March 31 Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 4 and YOUNG—Ellen E VanderVeer. of 7 to 9:30 P.M. 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a m p l e up to a great reputation . . . Union County Buick’s. S P£Jf™eiday- KSEch Orchard Tewer...... ru Prl. 5 LOCATION: >*«> Dill Avenue FREE H *:M P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Sar'* p a r k i n g Sponsored by: Linden Board of Hea Ith 127 E. Elizabeth, Ave., Linden UNION COUNTY BUICK Henry F. Gavan, Health Officer (B t t w t R n R m r IIr ft Wood Ava ) 925-5738_____ , 339 NQ BROAD ST. ELIZABETH 354-3300 Highland principal is retiring LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, March 24, 1977-3 Nogi's school career spans 37 years

(Continued from page 1) lifeguard, assistant manager and Association. the first adult school in Linden, Nogi Married for 38 years to the former was selected to serve as the first supervisor in the school system—Nogi Vida Evans—once an English teacher director of the school. Nogi also served has a m arried daughter, Leslie at the high school and the language arts bo the vestry and was elected senior Luminati who is a speech therapist and warden for a two-year term after a manager. He also conducted swim­ lives in Clark. A son. Stephen, is em­ group cf parishioners of Grace ming, lifesaving and water-safety ployed as a station performance classes Episcopal Church established the analyst with Eastern Air Lines in Nogi is a life member of the National Mission of St. Andrew's in 1952 in the Philadelphia. Education Association and the Sunnyside area of Linden. Congress of the Parent-Teacher After retirement, Nogi plans to do ~O—O" Association and a member of the New some traveling and to see more of his - DURING THE SUMMER months, Jersey Education Association, the New grandchildren, Stephen and GWynne Nogi worked for 21 years with the Union Jersey Elementary Principals' Luminati. The educator also hopes to County Park Commission at the Association and the Linden devote more time to fishing, water Wheeler Park Pool in Linden as a Administrators’ and Supervisors' skiing, golfing and tennis. Five seek Voters w ill Ten persons (Continued from page l) (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) told her fellow members that the final the Linden Jaycees Antoniewicz is a the injured were to see their own figures arrived at could have been member of the Institute of Electrical doctors. reduced by “ at least $100,000 in the area and Electronics Engineers, the At 12:40 p.m., N. Stiles street and of expenses." American Carbide Society and the Raritan road was the scene of a two car Mrs. Fortuna added, “ I don't believe STUDENT TOUR—Members of the environmental American . Management Association collision. John Zebleckas of Roselle was three years. The students, accompanied by their we (the board) gave as much time to science class at Linden High School recently visited A graduate of the Linden public traveling north on Stiles street when, teacher, Albert Hoffman, were given a tour of the the budget as last year mainly because the Linden-Roselle Sewerage Authority as part of schools, Mrs. Italia is married to John according to police, his car was hit by plant by John Smigelsky. Arrangements for the visit of the time spent on the racial balance their study of the treatment of sewage. The Linden- Italia and they have two children who one driven by William Herold of Lutt- were mode with Jerome Frederick, a member of the plan. We seemed to rely on Roselle plant operates a primary treatment facility attend the city schools. She is presently' gen place. Herold was apparently, a u th o rity . guestimates' this year and those but a secondary treatment process is under employed as an assistant general crossing Stiles street eastbound. (Photo by Frank Taranto) guestimates’ should have been construction and scheduled to be completed in manager for the DMC Corp of Zebleckas said he would see his own developed into a better understanding Elizabeth and has been active in the doctor for treatment of chest pains. of the budget in order to uphold our Educational Support Team (EST) and Oddly enough, two of the more campaign are Maryann Dorin and committments to the teachers and serious accidents resulted in no injury was chairwoman of the "Our Schools” taxpayers of Linden." Bateman starts county push Robert A Antoniewicz The other two committee. to either driver involved At 8:50 a m., candidates for three year terms who In other board business, Board police said Betty Kobela of Rahway Mrs Dorin is a mother of two girls are independent of political backing are President Roger Barron told the apparently lost control of her car’s who attend McManus Junior High and and asks for'full employment1 Joseph Suliga and Teresa Italia audience, that a decision on action brakes and drove through a gas station School to. She is a graduate of Lowell regarding the state's facilities study of parking lot from W Elizabeth avenue Business School in Binghamton, N Y., At a recenl meeting of the Linden Lester Sargent now serving in the Linden's four oldest schools should be Her car first struck one owned by Susan and was a private secretary to the City Republican Club, Sen Raymond Union County sherriff's office and SUSPENDED OR BLOCK deferred until the new board members Fernandez of Elizabeth, and then a purchasing agent for RCA Inter­ 11 Bateman, Republican gubernatorial seeking the Republican nomination for are seated April 6 second owned by Thomas Greenwald of national, Clark, prior to her marriage candiate. kicked off his Union County sherri ff ~o~o~ Union which was pushed into the side of CEILINGS For the past eight years, she has campaign by declaring that his target A forum of Board of Education Any Room “ I DON'T FEEL THIS board can a Bradford avenue building causing as governor would "to return this sta.tc candidates included a question-and- Up To * 9x10 i Cover Old Plaster worked part-time in business. Mrs cope with the phase two and three minor damage. The Kobela car finally Dorin has been president of the School lo a condition of full employment- by answer period during which many SAVEI requests of the state concerning our came to rest on a vehicle owned by Rolf making il once again attractive to questioned the legality of the formation SAVEI 10 PTA and the Open Enrollment racial balance plan until the new board Moll of Edison $0099 business." of a “ slate" with publicized Democratic SAVEI Neighborhood School Committee. She comes in. There will be four new people 3 3 ' . * : , , About 75 people heard him say lhal Party backing SAVE HEAT! has also been a member of EST, the seated up here and each may have a Installed the "outmoded and unfair lax mess" in The candidates denied seeking such Compi*T» i Business and Professional Women's completely different philosophy on this 241-3090 U.S. funds Trenlon can be untangled through backing, however, it was pointed out Club, Linden’s Rent Leveling Board, plan." (Continued from page l) the Linden League of Women Voters "effective leadership, appropriate and that they made no attempt to have Several parents expressed their with the road is a bridge to span the HARPER CEILINGS and a member of McManus PTA. as necessary legislation and proper political endorsements retracted concern to the board about what will Rahway River It was pointed out 120 W. Webster Ave. Roselle Park well as other various municipal and management procedures in statq Candidates involved in the slate happen to children should School Four during the meeting that the use of a county organizations government " be closed, as is proposed. Irving ConRail bridge—with the conversion of Miranda, the father of nine children, Bateman stated that he understood Gutkin, originator of the balance plan one part of it for vehicular traffic—was is president of Miranda Construction the fiscal problems and the structure of which was recently sent back to the a possibility However, Timothy S. Hull Co. He is a parishioner of St. John the Ihe New Jersey state government its board by the state, was also asked why of the New Jersey Department of Apostle Church in Clark and is a people and their needs He has served figures on black youngsters in School Transportation (D O T), said that member of various civic and charitable in the legislature for 20 years and as Seven were singled out to be sent in the ConRail was not interested at all in the organizations. senate president for three consecutive report to Trenton. Gutkin replied that proposal. . Accardo is the father of two children, lerms and hopes to apply his ex­ the balancing plan concerns all "Besides, it can't be used for one of whom attends McManus and the perience to "rebuilding” the state minority groups in the city schools and vehicular traffic,” said Hull "It’s a other. School to. He attended Union not just black children He also drawbridge." He said that he would not “ wait until College and Rutgers University and is a reiterated that School Four would be Walter Gardiner," Union County some lime next year to start searching detective in the Juvenile Aid Bureau closed in order to racially balance traffic engineer, said that during the for appropriate people to fill vital Schools Nine and Ten. warm weather, the bridge opens 40-50 posts," but would begin to make con Yet, despite this explanation, one times a day. tacts im mediately following his nomination, in the primary election Linden pool audience member warned the board If ConRail cannot be persuaded to JtL O a yU MM.L. So Pla n4,« 0, *.) that if any racial bias is uncovered In allow its bridge to be used, then a new His choices, he added, "would be (Continued from pogot) strictly Jerseyans also familiar with LEDGEWOOD MAIL Ledgewood. «t I the selection of School Four as the one bridge—costing about $1 m illion— MORRIS CO MALL, Manstown N I Ihe needs of the state and its people " "Backyard pools and other water building to be closed, the board could would have to be built. WORLD TRADE CENTER, New Yak Otj In addition to Batemen and Sen facilities have contributed to the drop in possibly be slapped with a lawsuit in the FRIDAY DEADLINE attendance," said the.spokesman future Peter J. McDonough, his campaign DIAMOND APPRAISALS All items other than spot news should manager, the group was addressed by '•‘The commission likes to provide The board also approved a revised be in our office by noon on Friday county services for all municipalities,” State Compensatory Education Budget he continued. "Eleven towns now have in the amount of $104,897 of which Public Notice municipal pools, which seems to be the $13,389 will be used to complete the publication of the Title I Criterion CITY OF LINDEN premises for said purposes. trend.” PASSEDORDINANCE Section 3. The City Clerk Part of Van Der Clute and Spies' Referenced Instructional Program NO. 18 167 shall w ith in s ix ty (60) days after this ordinance becomes study will also look at Long-range plans Curriculum AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE A PORTION OF effective, file a certified copy to update facilities, although the future Bids were awarded for construction BEOLE PLACE AT hereof under the Seal of tne City of Linden, together with a of bleacher footings on the visiting side ALLEN STREET of Wheeler Pool beyond 1977 is not HEREINAFTER copy of the proof of stands at the football field for a low PARTICULARLY publication hereof, in the clear office of the Register of Union figure of $14,077 Other significant DESCRIBED, SITUATED A1 Volpe, Linden's recreation IN THE CITY OF County. superintendent, said he was glad the awards were for landscaping at the LINDEN, UNION Section 4. This ordinance COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. shall take effect in the manner .commission had reconsidered its vocational high school, $4,930; nurses’ prescribed by law. Be ItOrdained&y the council PASSED: March 15, 1977 decision aide program equipment, $5,151.20; of the city of Linden, S t o n e t u a H RICHARD J. CANAVAN ; "I'm glad they’ve become aware and nurses’ aide program supplies, Section 1. That a portion of ACTING PRESIDENT OF Bedle Place at Alien Street, separate bids totaling $1,375 04 and high COUNCIL sensitive to the needs of the urban, situated in the City of Linden, APPROVED: March 16, 1977 school roof repairs, $9,430 Union County, New Jersey, JOHN T. GREGORIO communities,” he said. "They do have being more particularly A motion to approve a position for M A Y O R p responsibility to the people to provide described as follows: ATTEST: services, not just to conservation The James Miranda, son of the board BEGINNING at the HENRY J. BARAN intersection formed by C IT Y C L E R K people who will be hurt to the closing of member, to work in the maintenance southwesterly sideline of Allen Linden Lea der, M a r. 24, 1977 Street (Laurel Street) and the the pool are those who can’t afford to department of the school board under southeasterly sideline of Bedle (F e e : S22.77) have one of their own " the Union County CETA program Place (Old Road); thence running, MMIlUfWIUMUHUUUMMUMIMItmMlg was rejected by the board. It was ex­ 0 ) South 38 degrees 00 NEWSPRINT UP plained that a unanimous vote was minutes east along the Charge for Pictures i southwesterly sideline of S o f i d f t y . U S. newsprint consumption necessary to carry the motion and such There is a charge of S5 for H Allen Street (Laurel wedding and engagement 5 rebounded substantially in 1976, was not the case S treet) 27.14 feet to a pictures. There is no charge 2 probably to 9.6 million tons compared point, thence, for the announcement, = (2) South 46 degrees 16 whether with or without a S to 9.1 million tons in 1975, says John G. BLAST THOSE BUGS! Find an m inutes w est 261.30 feet to picture Persons submitting 2 Exterminator in the Classified Section! Call the northeasterly sideline wedding or engagement = Udell, economic consultant for the pictures should enclose the = of property now or 15 payment = American Newspaper Publishers Assn. 68 6 7 700 for fast a ctio n ! form erly Mapes 8. Sprowl Robert Campbell Co.; thence (3) North 38 degrees 00 minutes west along above m entioned sid e lin e 27.14 feet to a point, thence, COMING LINDEN (4) N o rth 46 degrees 16 CARPET minutes east parallel to . and 27.00 feet a t rig h t angles to second course 261.30 fe e t to the point of REMNANTS MONDAY, MARCH BEGINNING. Mill Liquidation A firm foundation for financial security. We’ve made C o ntaining 7,056 squa re feet, shall be and the same hereby Outlet is vacated. a solid commitment to offer the finest savings and home Section 2. That there shall i W be and there hereby Is reserved unto the City of SAVE financing services available. We’d like you lo take ad­ Linden an easement for % > sanitary and storm sewer UP TO purposes, reserving the full vantage ot them. Atter all, a solid otter deserves"a solid right to the City of Linden to We Also Carry... use, maintain, and !#TILES#UNOLEUM(j reconstruct the existing sewer t response. Stop by and see us. lines, mains and appurtenances, and the full! ATLANTIC PHOEBE SNOW right to construct, use, maintain and reconstruct new and additional sewer lines and other utilities and CARPET appurtenances together with the full right of access in, 605 Chestnut St. OUR NEW DAY OE DEPOSIT SAVINGS ACCOUNT DISCOUNT CLEANERS upon, over and through the UN ION *964-9444 aforementioned described -V- Quality Work At LOW LOW PRICES! Compounded Daily Credited Monthly (Provided a minimum deposU ol •CLEANING PIOMPT SIIVICI FUELOif 5.47% 5.25% remams at all times) FU EL. IM ­ Over FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT tO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL 150 •SHIRTS ” PROVE EFFICIENCY Gal. p * r WITH A NEW TEXACO Del 45.9 9*1 •SUEDES & LEATHERS FLAME RETENTION BURNER SERVICE $A f| •GOWNS *1 7 5 ' CONTRACT■1 •HOUSEHOLDS FREE ESTIMATES ON •TAILORING NEW BOILER-BURNER & CONTROLS •FREE BOX STORAGE ★ DON’T WAIT, CALL NOW * LINDEN: 701 NO WOOD AVE, 925-1111 / CLARK: 1100 RARITAN ROAD, 381-5515 SIMONE BROS. Linden's Oldest . and Clark's First Financial institution 716 W. ST. GEORGE AVE.. LINDEN All ^KTNUIRI.IMllWjtWto --c - v P 862-2726 • 634-2624 ™ M l MBI It t-M I*-'~) 4 Thursday. March 24. 1977-LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER MORAL CHOICES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY IN PROFILES PAST Law and M orality Candidates express Editor’s Note: This is the eighth of 16 But the judge who has the ultimate readily decided either by rules of law or articles In the series, “ Moral Choices In power to decide the case may or may familiar principles of morality. Two TENSE Contemporary Society.” In this article, not have any special aptitude for men, strangers to one another, ate ONE YEAR AGO Lon L. Fuller, professor emeritus at guiding a mediative procedure toward charged with committing identical The Board of Education officially Harvard Law School, discusses the an ultimate reconciliation. crimes. Both admit their guilt. their views and ideas accepts IRVING GUTKIN and relationship between law and morality If, after discussing with the husband It happens that the only available MICHAEL VILLANO as new members, lit regulating the conduct of society. and wife their conceptions of the prison is so packed with convicts that and names long-time members These articles, which explore the problems that have caused their there is only a single cell with room for Teresa Italia ROGER BARRON and MORRIS controversial moral dilemmas that marriage to fail, the judge grants a - one more. The judge cannot send both SMITH as president and vice-president, perplex Americans today, were written divorce, this does not mean that the men to prison; which one shall he I am not new to the president of School 10 respectively, at its reorganization for Courses by Newspapei, a two-credit standards that have guided him to that sentence? Board of Education I’ve PTA meeting ... Spurred by the school program developed by the University of conclusion can properly be categorized It would hardly be befitting for the attended meetings budget defeat at the polls, the City California and offered by Union College as either “ moral” or "legal.” Neither judge to suggest that the convicted men I believe this regularly for the past 15 Council slashes *200,000 from the Board in cooperation with this newspaper. party may have acted immorally or throw dice to see which one of the two background and ex ­ years Some of the issues of Education’s proposed *12.5 million Copyright 1977 by the Regents of the illegally, but their divergent goes in and who stays out. Suppose that perience makes me well I’ve been concerned with budget. This brings the 1976-77 total to University of California. dispositions may have made a suc­ one of the convicted parties has over suited for a position on the include in-school *12,290,031 Police report heavy cessful marriage impossible. the years been convicted of 10 different Board of Education. Not suspension. neighbopr damage as a result of high winds RELAXING THE RULES crimes and served a term of im­ only have I been deeply hood schools, parent-, throughout the city A total of 11 ac­ By LON L. FULLER In our complex and densely prisonment for each. The result is that involved with school teacher conferences, cidents, including eight damaged populated societies there are many jail has become for him almost like a problems at all levels of Law and m orality, to varying guidance programs, building roofs and downed power lines decisions that cut deeply into men’s home and he has no special dread of education but I've also degrees, regulate human interaction in school repairs and school are reported Linden High finishes its lives, but that cannot be shaped or serving’ another term. The other man experienced—first band society, sometimes reinforcing one expenditures varsity basketball season with an 18-8 justified by standards derived directly has never before been convicted of a the problems my own another, at other times imposing In the past. I've been a record and high hopes for the next from morality or law. An example crime and serving a term in jail might children faced When they contradictory obligations. member o f the season would be zoning regulations. or might not put an end to his incipient attended the Linden Educational Support -o-o- But there are also many laws that These regulations may limit the size criminal tendencies. schools Team (E S T ), was FIVE YEARS AGO have little to do with the larger issues of of a house, determine how closely the The judge cannot send both men to chairwoman of the "Our 1 consider myself an Linden's redistricting committee moral conduct—with securing justice, house can be located to the street it jail; which one shall he sentence? Schools Committee" (a independent candidate unveils a new ward redistricting plan at equality, or such other forms of “ good” faces, stipulate how high a radio an­ citizen liaison to the school and believe that partisan a city council meeting ... MRS. as may be deemed desirable. These tenna on the roof can be, etc The views expressed in Courses by board), president of the politics has no place in organization because I do NATALIE ROZANSKI announces she laws are, rather, pragmatic regulations Regulations of this sort can often be Newspaper are those of the authors Linden High School PTA. education I've recently not wish to surrender my will challenge Councilman THOMAS for facilitating or making possible relaxed on a showing of a special need only and do not necessarily reflect executive board member stated that 1 am not independent judgement to NICHOLSON and MRS JEAN TOKAR orderly relations between people to make an exception in the case at those of the University of California, o f th e McManus Junior seeking the endorsement special interest or political for the Democratic nomination for hand The request for a relaxation of a the National Endowment for the councilman from the Eighth Ward ... Still other decisions affecting the High School PTA and of any political groups particular restriction will be brought Humanities, or of the participating conduct of society are not guided even Seventh Ward Councilman STANLEY before an administrative agency, which newspapers and colleges MAJEWSKI calls for a moratorium on by these pragmatic regulations. Such is deciding whether to grant the Next week: Ernest van den Haag, Anthony Accardo heavy industry in Linden. decisions cannot be reached through relaxation will proceed in a manner New York psychiatrist and a member —0—o— the application of impersonal, objective much like that of a court of law of the faculty of New York University As a w rite-in candidate view to the people and hold my energies at the TEN YEARS AGO rules; indeed, the basis for them cannot But what may be lacking is the and the New School for Social for the one-year seat on their interest long enough complex problems facing G JAMES DRAKE is named be found in either law or morality, and guidance of formal rules stating with Research, discusses "The Effec­ the Linden Board of so that they will write my our schools today f chairman of the April fund drive of the yet they are binding on the individuals some precision under what conditions tiveness of Punishment" as a deterrent Education, I am faced name in the proper slot on believe that the majority American Caocer Society in Linden . concerned. the normal restraints may be lifted. On to .crime. with a difficult task Not the voting machines of Linden citizens wish to GOP Councilman JOSEPH LOCASCIO To understand these issues, I suggest what basis, then, is an exception to the being on the official ballot. Why a write-in cam­ keep the neighborhood and the Second Ward Republican Club we examine some of the actual regulatory law to be granted? —o—o— I must get my point of paign? I. like so many- school concept People criticize statements made by EUGENE operations of a legal order and the ways The householder may have an ex­ ABOUT THE AUTHOR Lon L other residents, have sat from all over our com DADDIO, chairman of the city com in which legal rules and processes are pensive radio and may ask to be given Fuller is Carter Professor of General back many times and said. munity tell of the con­ mittee, who has announced plans to employed to shape and control human trie privilege of extending his antenna Jurisprudence, Emeritus, at Harvard "There will be others who venience and security of draft ALEXANDER WRIGLEY for the behavior. to a height above that normally University, where he has been a will run. ” No one filed for the neighborhood school State Senate ... Dr. HELEN HISLOP of member of the La w School faculty since the one-year term and if As a board member, I will 901 N. Elm st., editor of the Physical THE RULE OF THE ROAD allowed He may rest his request on any number of claims tending to establish 1939 He previously taught at the there is no write-in can­ make every effort to stop Therapy Journal,' a medical I should like to begin with a body of University of Oregon, the University of didate. the county com outsiders from telling publication, is appointed a physical law regulating vehicular traffic and that his situation is a special one: he is Illinois, and Duke University. A misaioner of education has Lindenites where they therapy consultant to the office of the known as “ the rule of the road.” Over working on an invention affecting radio member of the Massachusetts Bar, he should send their children Surgeon General. Army Medical most of the world the rule is that you transmission that requires a higher the authority to appoint was in private practice in Boston for a some one of his own to school Specialist Corps of the US. Army ..A pass the oncoming vehicle on the right antenna; he is a physician who wants to number of years His published works choosing if the local board I will channel my efforts move to establish a charter study and overtake on the left the vehicle give advice to patients who have radio include '‘The Law in Quest of Itself," into taking our elementary commission under the Faulkner Act moving ahead of you A minority of sets, but no telephones, since they live fails to make a choice. "The Morality Of Law," a casebook in stalls when a motion introduced by countries, including Great Britain, in a somewhat distant mountain range Since I have a definite schools away from the the law of contracts, which he edited, Councilman Locascio fails to receive a have an opposite rule—you pass on the WHICH ONE SHALL H^SENTENCE? view regarding our "testing grounds" position and numerous articles on schools, I decided—along (new math, new reading, second and the ordinance fails to reach left and overtake on the right. Let me conclude with another hypothetical case that may not be jurisprudence with my friends and etc.) and return them to a vote. Though the rule is now practically family—to make the ef­ the time-honored and everywhere embodied in written fort. proven basics, "reading, statutes, it took its origin in unwritten If elected, I will direct writing and arithmetric.” YOU AND YOUR MONEY Congressman customary practice, which helps to explain how there came to be two rules, Maryann Dorin each serving the same function within Its own territory Savers should ‘shop’ I ’m concerned with whatever opportunities P a t t e n “The rule of the road” would seem to three major areas: the are available to them and present little in the way of tensions lies! passible educational use them to their fullest By the time this column goes to press, between law and morality. The man opportunity for every potential. both the House and Senate will fo r best interest rate with consideration for others and an Linden student. the - I feel a board member probably have passed legislation to ardent desire not to do harm to them By JUDITH G. RHOADES not want it kept at the brokerage house retention of neighborhood must work hand-in-hand extend Federal Emergency Unem­ ployment Compensation benefits by at will as a driver follow the rule of the Q. I am going to start a savings ac­ so I had it delivered I thought about a schools and major stress with the administration to least 52 weeks President Carter is road. If he is morally indifferent to the count What is the best kind of interest safe deposit box but didn’t want to in basic skills within the achieve economy within expected to sign it. fate of others, he will nevertheless be to receive? spend the money What should I do-’ curriculum the framework of the As a co-sponsor of this bill, and as a likely to observe the rule of the road, A. The day of deposit-day of with­ A. You certainly should not keep your As a board member. I budget and. at the same stocks in anything less than a safe- person who remains deeply concerned not only to avoid being brought into drawal method of calculating or would do my utmost to time, maintain efficiency deposit box It would cost you a great about the high number of unemployed court, but to save his own skin computing interest is the most keep aware of ongoing to keep the highest deal of money to replace your stock persons in both Middlesex and Union beneficial to you. Every dollar in your programs within our evaluation and ac- There are problems however certificate if you should lose it Safe- counties, I was pleased that last week account earns interest for every day it’s system and any new credidation to our school Even in ordinary traffic, rules of the deposit losses are rare, probably many the House Ways and Means Committee actually in the account Even if the programs being piloted system road depend upon a sense of respon times less than the chance of an in­ was about to pass a measure which advertised rate of interest is identical, elsewhere that might be of I am aware of the fact sibility toward the other fellow and dividual losing a valuable item would extend jobless benefits beyond what you actually receive may vary value to us 1 firmly that Linden is trying to some perception of the problems he —o—o— the expiration date of March 31 from bank to bank because of the believe that in our present achieve a successful faces. Q. I have never had a safe-deposit Many of the thousands out of work in method the bank uses to compute the age of specialization, it is desegregation plan for our The law of traffic is thus not merely box, but I’ve inherited some valuables Union and Middlesex communities will interest. necessary to provide the schools. Having been punitive; it is essentially facilitative. It that I do not want to keep in my home have exhausted their unemployment You should also check the frequency highest standard of involved with this since possible solution for lets the driver know, with some Do you have any suggestions for me’ benefits on March 31 and will suffer of compounding the interest. The more education to each and 1969 through my role as Linden I do feel that the assurance, what he can expect, not only A. Yes, a list that was published by severe economic hardship if the ex­ often it's done, the greater your u- every student We must president of the Open research work covered from the traffic officer, but from other the American Bankers Association tension is not passed by Congress and ings. also be salesmen to our Enrollment Neighborhood over the last seven years drivers as well. includes the following suggestions: signed into law. The legislation con­ students in an effort to School Committee, 1 am will be an asset in my role This matter of knowing what to ex­ In 1974, an American Bankers 1. Do not put money in a safe-deposit sidered by the House Ways and Means make certain that they extremely interested in as a Board of Education pect is basic in any functioning legal Association survey indicated that 40. box unit recommends an additional 52 take advantage of trying to achieve the best member order. In his book, “ The Law of percent of the nation’s banks were 2. Keep an accurate inventory, but in weeks, but I prefer the 65-week period. Primitive Man," Adamson Hoebel compounding interest quarterly and 25 However, even if the lower figure is a separate place from all the items writes that a visitor to the Musk Ox percent daily. Joseph Suliga enacted, it would provide urgently- which you decide to store Eskimos in Canada learned that all 15 You should find out when interest is needed assistance for the unemployed 3 Read your lease contract before The education of its adult males in the community in the credited to your account. This is im­ Since its inception, the discontent on the local I ’m well aware that, although the storing any items in your box and follow youth is of primary im­ early 1920s had been either a principal portant, because at some banks if you Linden school system was level The preservation of federal unemployment benefits are not bank procedures regarding access to portance to any society or an accessory in a murder withdraw your money before the stated always able to maintain neighborhood schools the solution to the jobless problem, they the safe-deposit vault. High quality education Hoebel reports: interest date you may lose all the in­ an educational system of must exist to insure do help persons until they find em­ The bank keeps no record of what is leads to success in both the For each of them "the motive was terest owed to you for that entire the highest quality. But contentment among ployment They need aid and I believe stored in your box and allows no access invariably some quarrel about a period business and private today we are faced with a students and parents and a that Congress should provide it, now to anyone except the renter. Nojnatter sectors woman.” -o-o- dilemma for which there continuation of the quality Since I entered Congress in 1963, I how safe the safe-deposit box is, it is In part, the Eskimo difficulties are Q. I recently bought some stock. I did is no easy solution. The education our system has have consistently supported federal still advisable to have insurance enhanced by the lack of marriage and State Board of Education always enjoyed. All legislation to help the unemployed. .illlllllllHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllli HiiiiiiHniimiiHiiMiniiiiiiimniiiimiiminiiiiimMimiiiimi divorce rituals which might demarcate has forced our local board possible avenues must be Besides voting for extended unem­ the beginning and the end of a marital to accept a 1969 resolution exhausted in challenging ployment benefits, I’ve supported Representing us Linden lead er relationship Marriage is entered into concerning racial the constitutionality of the public service employment, the merely by bedding down with the in­ balancing of schools, state resolution con­ Comprehensive Employment and tention of living together; divorce is In Washington which is now completely cerning forced in­ Training Act (CETA) and other M e m b e r effected simply by not living together outdated. tegration programs which help the unemployed SU BU R BA N any more. The Senate NEWSPAPERS The purpose of this with either jobs or training. Millions of OF A M E RICA There may be a certain irony in resolution was to have It is doubtful that a plan dollars have come into Middlesex and Clifford P. Case, Republican of Rahway, comparing a marriage ceremony with "children from a variety will ever be created that Union counties under these and other 315 Old Senate Office Building, Washington. of backgrounds work and a highway stop sign, but the analogy is DC. 20510. Published each Thursday by will satisfy all people programs, aiding thousands of persons Suburban Publishing Corp. learn together." But our However, we must work who have lost their jobs not lacking in a certain validity. children do play and work together in our common I will continue to give my support to Harrison A. Williams, Democrat , of Asher Mints, publisher THE LAW OF DIVORCE together regardless of quest to provide a programs which will help not only the NEWS DEPARTMENT Let us consider briefly the law of Westfield. 352 Old Senate Office Building, race, color or creed satisfactory solution jobless, but the economy in general. Richard Luongo divorce. In former times that law was Washington, DC. 20510 Steven Herz The initiation of such an which will be the most Prices are still too high and so is to a large extent “ objective” and Mary Bednarczyk antiquated system can beneficial for our unemployment, but my faith in the * > \ Les Malamut, department director “ impersonal " To obtain a divorce a Abner Gold, assistant director only feed the fires of educational system future is strong. America is a great country and so are her people. We will party to the marriage had to prove In Trenton some specified act or omission on the • USINESS DEPARTMENT R obert Antoniew icz never be conquered, unless we Robert H Brumell, surrender to despair. part of his or her partner. Among the District 20 vice president of adveMIsing acts that would justify the granting of a W illiam Friedman, Including Union, Roselle, Roselle Park retail display advertising manager To insure that our school We must maintain the divorce were adultery, desertion, State Senate—Alexander Menza, Democrat, Charles Loomer, budget is properly ad­ neighborhood school habitual drunkenness and other similar national advertising manager ministered. we must make concept. We must 67 Georgian ct., Hillside 07205. James D Parks, LETTERS form of misbehavior This meant that circulation manager certain that our children guarantee quality Assembly—Francis X. McDermott, 312 the law of divorce was, like the rule of Doreen Nalley, education for our children THANKS FOR THE Massachusetts we., Westfield 07090 C. d erive the maximum the road, impersonal and "act- asst, circulation manager benefit from the in­ with the help of truly MEMORIES Louis Bassano, 1758 Kenneth ave. Union oriented” Sam H ow ard vestments of our tax qualified teachers and I wish to thank my many friends at 07083. Publisher ItlU M ? dollar. facilities which are con­ Peach Orchard Towers for the beautiful Recently there has been a develop­ Milton M lnti-retlred P u b llth a r 1471-107$ It is my conviction that ducive to learning and cards and wishes given to me on my ment in many jurisdictions that is Entered at the Post Office at Linden, N.J. any individual who teaching. 71st birthday, March 16. Everything called “ the theory of the breakdown-of- District 21 as Second Class Matter, Sept. 9, 1972 I feel 1 possess the will long be remembered. the-marriage.” under the act of March 8, 1879. Second represents the public must Including Linden Class Postage paid at Linden, N.J. have the ability to listen- strength of conviction to S.J. MAYER Instead of having to prove some State Senate-Thomas G. Dunn, Democrat, IS Cants par copy insure fair representation specifically defined misconduct by the listen" to. ideas, requests, 1120 Applegate ave , Elizabeth 07208. Mailed Subscription Rata .suggestions and needs of for all the citizens of To Publicity Chairmen: party against whom the divorce suit is I f $0 per ye a r, $11.00 fo r tw o years Assembly-John T Gregorio Democrat. 304 the people. Then, based on Linden, t will strive brought, what has to be established is 211N. Wood A ve., Linden 07034 Would you like some help in W Curtis st., Linden 07036; Thomas J. this input, we must toward the upgrading of that the parties have lost the capacity Office Hours 10a.m. to 2 p.m. preparing newspaper releases? Deverin Democrat, 28 Cypress st., Carteret P h one: 444-7700 evaluate and implement a our school system which for a functioning marital relationship. 07008 course of action that would will graduate students Write to this newspapernews and Perhaps the best test of a loss of this Represented Ncitionolly by U S SUBURBAN PRESS INC best benefit our -school with a diploma that is v fa ask for our T iids on capacity is to have a skilled mediator xfitni system meaningful. Submitting News releases.” attempt a reconciliation of the parties. IIMMIMIIMMHNtMIIMUIIIIIHtMHMM iiiMiimiiiiiiiimmimimiiitiMMiiHiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMiii

. ■» LINDEN (N.J.) LEA D ER -Thursday, March 24, 1977-5 Tiger players matured-- will return veteran club By STE V E N J. HEKZ bench. 197677 was indeed a satisfying loss but Linden avenged that defeat in The rookie coach met the rookie campaign the teams’ second meeting For that players and. as in any developing Linden shot out of the starting gate by matter, the Tigers either split or swept relationship, it took time for both winning its first seven games the home and home series with each of parties to get to know one another Noteworthy among the victories was a the division opponents Now. the 197677 basketball season ts 58-52 conquest of Group 1 state The Tigers had an opportunity to over for first-year coach Gerry champion Roselle in the finals of the clinch the conference crown outright in Imbriacco and his Tigers and. with all Hillside Christmas Tournament The the final game of the regular season, proper acquaintances having been loss w-as exactly half of the total games but Westfield’s come from-behind made. Linden fans may be excused if lost by Roselle this season On the way victory threw the race into a three way they seem ovetiv optimistic as tbey to the title. linden also defeated deadlock look to next year H illside and Snyder of Jersey City. Imbriacco saw his club seeded The Tigers concluded a highly suc­ Imbriacco had begun the season with second in both county and state tour­ cessful 167 season with a heart­ a pair of seasoned guards in Mike nament action but Rahway sent Linden breaking loss in state tournament play Shreck and Bob Slagich and an inex­ prematurely to the sidelines The against powerful Bloomfield, but perienced but towering front line of Indians proceeded tg the county finals considering the rugged competition, the jtsuors. Aaron Howard. Daryl Devero as the Cinderella team before losing to number of returning lettermen for next and Rosey Peeples The talent was Roselle. year and the new faces this year on both there but would the "kids,” as But it was the state go-around where DOUBLE CHAMPS—The Linden PAL senior all-star ore Tom Rembish, Don Zsak, Kirk Charles, Hector the coaching and playing sides of the Imbriacco called them, adjust to the Imbriacco really saw his young team basketball team that captured both the 1977 Build Wong, Bryant Daniels. Mike Robinson. Henry Trani spirited and keen varsity competition? rise to maturity. "When the tour­ Better Boys basketball tournament in Bayonne two and Carlos Wilkins. Standing in the rear, from left to —o—o— nament begins," he would say, "these weeks ago and the 1977 Summit Y Cougar' right, are Adonis Cook, Jeff Marciano, Jerome HE FOUND OUT promptly as the kids will no longer be juniors but Invitational in Summit last week, poses in front of Johnson, Tyrone McLaughlin, head coach Bob Girls'team Tigers plunged back into action in the seniors in their mental attitudes ” its tournament awards. From left to right, kneeling, Mullady. John Hempel. Peter Wilson. Al Winn and Watchung Conference American The Tigers proved thpir coach a Fred Golem#, assistant coach. Division The division was marked by prophet by soundly whipping Cranford 1st champ its unpredictable results and the and Morristown before bowing out in amazingly tight race which saw five the sectional semifinals to the Kelly teams battle down to the final game for Tripucka-led Bloomfield Bengals Second basketball title claimed firs! place honors -O-O- of league Jefferson inflicted the Tigers’ initial IT WAS DURING that game that Imbriacco got a good look at three by PAL's senior all-star team The School 10 girl’s basketball team outstanding sophomores who will play recently captured the city cham Nuggets top prominent roles next year Guards The Linden PAL senior all-star nament’s "Most Valuable Player” with balanced PAL attack. pionship of the newly-organized Linen Meach Koluch and Mark Hopkins and basketball team, fresh from winning a 16 average in three tournament St Philomena’s opened with a big Elementary School Girls' Basketball forward Harold Fish will be remem­ the 1977 "Build Better Boys" basketball games played last week. first quarter and led 24-8 Linden pulled League with a 3b 26 vie tors over School bered by Linden fans for nearly up­ Tournament in Bayonne, kept right on The Linden team opened with a 73-55 to within four points—33-29— at Two Bulls, stay setting Bloomfield after Devero and winning as it raced through the Summit victory over St. Philomena’s School of halftime A 17-8 third quarter gave Fine shooting and excellent team Howard had fouled out. Area YMCA Invitational Basketball Summit with McLaughlin’s 16 points Linden a 46-41 lead and then Linden work marked the play of the title clash "That game, though we lost, was a Tournament in Summit last week to win leading the way. Al Wynn, with 14 came on strong in the final stanza with The two finalists had emerged from tied for lead good thing for the kids It made them its second title points, Henry Tram with 12 points. a 27-14 edge and a 73-55 triumph competition among the city's 10 The Nuggets and the Showstoppers realize how hard they have to work for The PAL team was led by Tyrone Bryant Daniels, 11 points, and Adonis The Linden PAL squad next faced the elementary’ schools. Two leagues were remained deadlocked for first place in success and really developed individual McLaughlin who was voted the tour­ Cook with 10 points led the well- Westfield PAL team and, after a first formed consisting of the American the Intermediate League sponsored by character," Imbriacco reflected quarter 1515 tie, broke loose and won Division < Schools Two. Four. Five. the Linden Recreation Department The season scoring figures break 81-63 Again a well-balanced attack was Eight and 10) and the National Division The Nuggets, the Showstoppers and down as follows: Devero, 448 total coordinated by McLaughlin's 15 points. (Schools One. Three. Six. Sever, and the Bucks won in recent play. One week points for a 19.5 per game average: Daniels' 14 points. Hector Wong's 12 Nine). of the regular schedule remains. Peeples, 290 points for 12 6; Howard. points. Trani’s 11 and Cook's eight Under the playoff system, the top The Showstoppers blitzed the 76ers. 262 for 114; guard Byron Stradford. 140 points. The victory over Westfield put team in the American Division squared 79-44 The Show-stoppers, led by Kris for 9 3; Shreck, 154 for 8.1; Stagich. 79 the Linden PAL in the championship off against the National's number two Banks with 24 points, mounted a 39-21 for 5.3; guard Bill Searight. 57 for 4.4; game with the Little Flower School of squad and the leader of the National lead at half-time Show-stopper Lindsay and Fred Garland, 21 for 2 6 Berkeley Heights Division played the American runner Awkward scored 20 points, Greg Only Devero, Peeples and Howard The first quarter saw Linden holding up with the winners going for the title. Carpenter 14. and Charlie Jones 12 Bob appeared in all 23 of the Tigers’ games an 1614 lead, then a 40-30 lead at All fourth, fifth and sixth grade girts Giberson scored 14 points for the 76ers Stradford, who will also be back next halftime. An 18-13 edge in the third in the public school system were and John Shaw netted 12 year, came off of early season injuries quarter gave Linden a 58-43 lead The eligible to participate in an intermural The Nuggets topped the Bulls, 65 54 to provide necessary spark and final score was 87-58. in Linden’s favor, program to learn the fundamentals of The Nuggets jumped out to a half-time quarterbacking for Imbriacco. His giving the local squad its second the sport Each school then selected lead and rebuffed a second half rally by shining moment was a 26-point per­ championship in as many weeks. playes from the intermural teams to the Bulls Rich Nettles pumped in 22 formance against Bloomfield in which Other members of the championship represent it in the league points to lead the Nuggets while Hugh he almost singlehandedly kept Linden squad included Kirk Charles, Don Zsak, Frank Catale. supervisor of athletics Potts had 15 points and Walt Tyler in the running during the second half John Hempel. Jerry Johnson. Jeff directed the league scared 14. Tom Mazur led the Bulls with The Tigers outscored their op­ Marciano. Tom Rembish. Mike 21 points, Meach Koluch had 20. ponents, 1,620-1,357 or 70.4-58 per game. Robinson. Carlos Wilkins and Peter The Bucks overcame the Canadieni, The team was led in rebounding by Wilson Carter scored - 51-36. Joe Knight paced the Bucks with the 6-7 Howard. Stradford was The team was coached by Bob 14 pouits. while Guy Pack wood scored acknowledged the best defensive player Mullady and Fred Goleme Both were 11 points Tom Tevlain paced the while Devero recorded the most steals by Kielbasa for Koluch was cited by the coach as the TRIUMPHANT—Members of the Linden PAL all-star basketball team presented trophies by tournament Canadiens with 16 points chairman Bill Liebiedz who also outstanding sophomore on the varsity, display trophies they won lost week at the Summit Area YMCA The Standings presented McLaughlin with the MVP rights position Pci. GB —o—o— Invitational Cougar Basketball Tournament. From left to right, assistant W L award. In addition to Linden. St 1 Nuggets 8 1 888 IMBRIACCO did feel that his team Coach Fred Goleme holds trophy captured by the PAL team, while PAL Henry Kielbasa. a candidate m the Philomena’s. Westfield and Little 2 Showstoppers 8 1 888 could have used a heavier schedule for Director Det. Ed Flanqgan presents the Most Valuable Player award to Democratic primary for the .Assembly Flower School, other tournament teams 3 Bucks 6 3 .667 2 greater experience and additional Tyrone McLaughlin. PAL all-star team head coach Bob Mullady holds the in the 21st District, accused the Carter were the Wayne PAL, Springfield 4 Bulls 3 6 .333 5 playing time He noted that almost all Administration of "double talk' on the 1977 Build Better Boys' basketball trophy won recently in Bayonne by Recreation, the Summit Y Cougars and 5. 76'ers 2” 7 .222 6 of the Tigers' opponents logged more issue of human rights the Linden PAL. Montclair Recreation 6. Canadians 0 9 .000 8 games than Linden. “The abuse of the Helsinki "The kids saw what it was all about Agreement on the issue of human rights this year,” said the easy-going coach by the Communists.” said Kielbasa. "is UCLA reaches "They know that they must keep their 1,1 OOanglersturn out as disgraceful as the other sections of grades up and constantly work hard in RECREATION! this treaty, which legitimatized the order to get to college. Next year they’ll enslavement of Eastern Europe by the tourney's finale know what to expect from me and I'll - Soviet Union The silence coming out of EVENTS Second-seeded Notre Dame and have a better knowledge of them ” for LHS fishing show I Washington, when there should be DATE AND ACTIVITY TIME AND PLACE unheralded UCLA advanced to the final Besides the return next season of a condemnation and a boycott of Com Recreation Department Hy Schneider, round of the Junior League Tour­ fine nucleus, Imbriacco smiles at the More than 1,000 fishing enthusiasts TODAY munity exports until there are human president of Ross Sport, was master of B adm inton 7 p.m . -McManus JHS nament. sponsored by the Linden fact that other talented "kids" will be attended the recent 12th annual fresh rights in the Soviet Union. is another ceremonies Art Association 8 p .m .—SRC Recreation Department UCLA upset available for action. and salt water fishing show at Linden Senior Women's example of our leaders covering up for Dick Kotis, president of the Fred Handicrafts 10 a m .—JTG RC top-ranked Indiana. 61-52, while Notre "Nobody will be able to sit back and High School, sponsored by Ross Sport our enemies ” Arbogast Co., spoke on fishing Senior Friendship Dame clipped Purdue. 67 64 Purdue take his position for granted The Shop of Elizabeth and the Linden Club 1 p.m.—JTGRC Kielbasa accused Washington of - a techniques he has found successful and Adult Basketball League and Indiana will play to determine the competition will be keen for each "double standard" by cutting off the answered questions from the audience "A " Division 6:45 p.m.—LHS consolation winner starting berth and I think that will be importation of Rhodesian chrome, Films presented were the "Lure for FRIDAY O'Neil Thomas and Craig Mayes an asset to keep the kids working while continuing aid and comfort to the Old Stock Fishing Lures" and "Fishing the Arctic Dancing Class recorded 28 and 25 points, respectively, hard." Sr. Citizens 11 a.m.—JTGRC Communists Circle” for Arctic char, gayling and Teen Program 7 p.m.—JTGRC to lead the Fighting Irish past Purdue So. come next December. Tiger Greater Mt. Moriah “ The actions of Washington." said lake trout The art of fly tying was Notre Dame jumped to an eight-point opponents and fans will forget the Senior Citizens' Group 1 p.m.—GMMBC the candidate, "in cutting off the im lead sliced demonstrated by Hank Londino, Joe Ukrainian Egg half -time lead and withstood a 25-point rookie coach and rookie players and Dyeing Class 7:30p.m.—WPRC portation of high-quality, low-priced Cuiba, Cliff Roberts Jr and Dennis onslaught by Purdue in the third period look forward to a seasoned unit to carry- Rhodesian chrome because of so-called by Walco Schultz. SATURDAY Tyrone McLaughlin led the Boiler on the winning Linden basketball Intermediate Basketball violation of human rights, while buying makers with 25 points; Steve Newton tradition. Displays were presented by League 8 30a.m —McManus JHS low-quality, high-priced chrome from Action last week was limited in the Children's and Advanced added 13 points and Melvyn Wallace 10 Cavaliere Taxidermist and Bob Temple 10 a.m.—JTGRC the Soviet Union, which is the world's Adult League, sponsored by the Linden Art Exhibit Taxidermy. A variety of fishing tackle Teen Program 1 p.m.—JTGRC biggest violator of human rights, is a UCLA utilized an 18-point second Recreation Department, because of the Teen Program 7 p.m.—JTGRC was displayed by Stren, Meeps, double standard of justice for Com­ quarter to take a 28-22 lead at the half Y gym course innual fishing show. Nevertheless, Junior Basketball League Johnson, Cortland and others Door Tournament Finals 8 munists and anti-Communists " Tyrone Givens and Mike Petala led the Valeo Exterminators narrowed Old prizes were presented in addition to the MONDAY Uclans with 18 points each, while Alex offered to men itock Tavern’s lead to a half game with 1976 Ross Sport Shop Fishing Awards Senior Women's Long netted 17 Joe Keane paced the t decisive victory over Checkmate Handicrafts 10 a.m.—JTGRC A new- course of men's gymnastics Tom Gowan, a manufacturer’s Linden Active Seniors 1 p . m —JTG R C Matthews gets Hooisers with. 24 points; Richard Hall , lairstyling Image and Victory Tavern representative, presented awards to Swim Program added 23 will be Wednesday at the Rahwav dso won in A division play. Special Students 2:3 0 p .m .— the following: Y M C A - R ahw av YMCA- Walco devastated Checkmate, 86-46 John Rescigno, Linden, rainbow- Sewing Class Women 7 p .m .— SRC Kean coach job The class will meet from 5-7 p_m Valeo shot well over 60 percent while Art Association Five major areas will be available: trout, 4 lbs 4 oz ; Anthony Beceiro. Open House 8 p.m.—JTGRC Kathy Matthews, possibly the best Left help grabbing a 45-21 advantage at the floor exercise (tumbling), high bar. Rahway, brown trout, 5 lbs 6 oz ; softball player Kean College has ever nidway point The Exterminators TUESDAY parallel bars, pommell horse and long Charlie Rosenberger, Florham Park, Retired Men's Club 1 p.m.—JTGRC produced, will return to her alma mater each other. T p Placed five players in double figures, 8th W ard R ecreation horse large mouth bass. 8 lbs 5 oz , Henry this spring as head coach of the naced by Joe Ferriere’s 24 points. Also C ircle 1 p.m —8WRC To register for the nine-week course. Hill, Clark, small mouth bass, 3 lbs 6 Teen Program 7 p.m.—JTGRC Squirettes f the good neighbor. in double figures were Rufie Menendez Indoor Recreation Program visit the Y at 1564 Irving st., Rahwav. or oz.; Nick Albano, Union City, pickerel. Special Students 2:30p.m.— CCB Matthews replaces Pat Hanmsch. (18), Artie Smith (15), Tom Perez (12) The American Red Cross © call 388-0057. 5 lbs. 8 oz ; Mike Latham, Elizabeth, Sewing Class Women 10a.m .—SRC who is also the assistant athletic and Bill Lord Kurt Wolf and Walt striped bass, 30 lbs.; Edward Wreden. WEDNESDAY director and women's basketball coach Popiel combined for 36 points for Eatontown, blue fish, 19 lbs 9 oz ; Senior women's The Squirettes finished 7-7 a year Checkmate. Handicrafts 10 a.m .—JTGRC Henry Clougher Sr., fluke, 10 lbs 2 oz.. Golden Age Club 1 p.m.—JTGRC ago. Nine veteran players are returning UC lists Image pulled over the .500 mark by and Harry Williams, Winfield, weak- Greater Mt. Moriah this season Kean opens April 6 against defeating Mike’s Tavern, 74-68 John Senior Citizens' Group 1 pm .—GMMBC fish. 12 lbs Adult Basketball Seton Hall at home MEADOWLANDS Kuchar and George Brokaw led Image "B ” Division 6.45 p.m .—LHS schedule To be eligible for the 1977 Ross fishing Matthews is a coach and physical with 26 and 20 points, respectively; Bob Sewing Class Women 7 p .m .— SRC awards a person must either purchase education teacher at Cnion Catholic R A C E T R A C K Johnston added 12 Tom Callahan and JTGRC John T. Gregorio Recreation A 14 match schedule, a fishing license at the shop or sign the High School. Scotch Plains At Kean, Kevin Krushinski each had 18 points for Center, 25 Knopf st nine in the Garden State registration book at the store Further CCB Community Center Building, 605 S. she played softball for three years, BUS LEAVES: Mikes’, while Dennis Caton added 16 Wood ave. Athletic Conference, has information may be obtained by calling SRC Sunnyside Recreation Center, batting .444 during her senior year. She points. been arranged for Union EL 4-0606 Melrose and Orchard terraces had an earned run average of .97. She is RAHWAY Juno- 6:00 p.m. Victory Tavern held off a fourth- 8WRC 8th Ward Recreation Center, Bedle College’s first year a member of the lselin Golden Girls of period comeback by Wolf's Tavern to place and Park avenue women’s Varsity tennis WPRC Wilson Park Recreation Center, the Eastern Major Girls Softball post a 64-61 victory. Fred Short pumped Golf courses offer Summit terrace team, it was announced by GMMBC Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist League Director of Athletics Irwin LINDEN IXL 6:10 p.m. in a season high of 30 points, while Church, 14th street and Wood avenue guard Al Carter netted 14. Mike Pappa identification cards LHS Linden High School. St. George avenue i Wynn > Phillips The Owls w ill open their paced Wolf’s with 24 points and Jay Identification cards for the 1977 golf Community Centers w ill be open from 6:30 Lindenite 2nd 6:30 p.m. Borvea had 17 and Pat Hagan 10. season are available at Ash Brook Golf 9:30 p.m . season next Thursday, ELIZABETH WZMxr meeting Drew University The Standings: Course, Scotch Plains, Galloping Hill M O N D A Y Schools 2, 5, 6. 7, 8 GB Golf Course, Union and Kenilworth, and School 4 adult program in Texas event at Madison, and will wind w L Pet. TUESDAY School 3 and McManus Oak Ridge Golf Course, Clark up the season May 7 at Mt. 1. Old Stock 8 2 .800 - W E D N E S D A Y School 2, 4. 6 Mark Holderbaum. a 1976 graduate of MON. thru SAT. The cost of the cards for senior A fta m o o n (G rades 4-A) 3 5 p.m . a t Schools Holly, meeting Burlington 2. Walco 1 2 .777 'k 2 and 4 Linden High School and now a fresh County College : New Reduced Prices 3. Wolf’s 6 4 600 2 citizens and youth 17 years of age and T H U R S D A Y SctkOOl 3, 4, 5 man at North Texas State University, Afternoon (Grades 4 6) 3 5 p.m. at School 4 : For Track Admission 486-2505 2'4 under is $5. Season golf card holders’ and On Bus Fares! 4 image 5 ■4 .5^5 Adult recreation program, School 6 placed second at 177 pounds in the PAINTERS. ATTENTION!) j cards cost $10. Season cards, costing FOR INFORMATION^ 5. Victory 4 4 .1>06 3 FRIDAY Eighth Ward Recreation Center, Texas state collegiate wrestling Sen yourself to 30,000 fam ines * $40, are also available at all three golf boys' program with a low cost want a

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MbOUTACJMfTV 4 - calls for SST tests at Newark TD t'DCEP INTW* —A test period does not mean per­ T O * LIRE IT YMTB Calling for "reason and rational logic economy and business climate, not only COMCRtTl v a m l e instead of emotionalism and pandering in Union County, but throughout New manent acceptance, the candidate CONCRETE IS ^ T K L FWT.StlCXSBUt to transient political profitering." Jersey " noted "If the SST should indeed prove objectionable, then its landing rights DftO **T|Vf David V Conti, an Elisabeth attorney Conti said there are several facets to AROUND TU> WR. seeking the Democratic nomination for the controversy which might be could, and should, be withdrawn." WHEN CONCRETE IS drv. fill e*s*wm« the State Senate in the 21st District, examined: —According to Conti, New Jersey has lost more than 70,000 full-time jobs in WJTTCRUNftl ABOUND urged a “ complete and thorough —Geographical, ecological and other MSI OFSTUNPMN^ examination of the possibility of the factors vary greatly from airport to the past 10 years to other states, ADD ATTRACTNMK4. Concorde's utilization of Newark airport, particuarlv because “ air "simply because New Jersey has not advertised' its assets and ad­ International Airport " traffic patterns are different in each “ 1 suppose it was inevitable that case," said Conti. “ Therefore, findings vantages. The Concorde will bring the political hacks of long tenure and at other airports may not bear a true wealthiest, most influential and im­ Crincoli named fumbling new aspirants alike should relationship to conditions at Newark. portant businessmen in the world have jumped on the ‘kill-the-Concorde' —Conti also feels that the use of the through our doors” bandwagon," Conti said. “ It’s always Newark facility by the Concorde —Permission to use Newark Airport M-D chairman easy to jump on an emotional issue and "would really put New Jersey on the might be made contingent upon the Dominick A. Crincoli, vice-presideat loudly proclaim that you're in favor of global map and allow the word ‘in­ shift of other British Airways and Air in charge of municipal relations tar the YOUNG JONATHAN COOPER was tha cantor of attraction racantiy at a whatever is currently popular ternational' to take on genuine France flights from Kennedy Inter­ Franklin State Bank, has been named fivo g on oration gat-togothor racantly at tha homo of his matorncl “ In no way am I suggesting that significance" national Airport to New Jersey, 1977 commerce and industry chairman Newark Airport should be flung open to —The advanced technology that suggested Conti. “ This might enable for the Springfield District, Northern grondporonts, Mr. and Mrs. Michaai Slivinsky of Ainsworth stroat, the Anglo-French supersonic transport spawned this craft “ must be capable of Newark’s thira terminal to open New Jersey Chapter of the Muscular Lindan. Pieturad with Jonathan ora, loft to right, groat-grondmothor with unthinking abandon," the can­ overcoming any obstances to its safe, belatedly after several years. Dystrophy Association. Mary Slivinski of Sominolo. Fla., groat-groat-grand mot hor Julia didate continued, "but 1 think we must efficient and smooth operation," said —The Democratic candidate feels Crincoli. a resident of Livingston, Stalowski of Lindan, grandmothar Joan Slivinski, also of Lindan, and recognize that we have a seriously Conti "At least, British Airways and that New York City has "so badly was mayor of that community last year mothar Androa Coo par of Sominolo, Fla. underutilized major airport on our Air France should be given a chance to misunderstood economic and social and is serving a four-year term as doorsteps and a continued stagnant try ” * realities that they have lost the New councilman. He is 1977 president af the York Giants and are on the verge of Union Township Chamber of Com­ losing two other major teams to New merce and was selected as “ Man of the Jersey." He acuses New York with Year” by Livingston Unico. Board hires LHS student being "so inept in race course A I.ii4 » High Vocational Educational Program. Reinman management” that the Meadowlands’ School statical will be the first will work three hours daily at a popularity threatnes to close Yonkers statical in the school to be em­ rate of $2.50 per hour for the Raceway “ The Concorde promises to ployed by the Board of balance of the school year. He be just another fumble on New .York’s Education. it was announced at was highly recommended by his part. We should be smart enough to last week's school board meeting. instructor and will be pick up the ball.” Schools Superintendent A. R. periodically evaluated by his Taranto announced that Mark em ployer. Reiaman. a senior at the Annual dinner vocational school, has been hired Taranto expressed his hope as a part-time electrical helper that it will become standard trainee for the mainleoaoce practice in the future for the city held by.Cubs department under the school system to hire its own School 10 Cub Scout Pack 149 held its Cooperative Industrial graduates. annual blue and gold dinner recently at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Linden. COUPON Cub Scouts receiving wolf badges and Join the Payroll" ' ■ gold arrows were Patrick Tierney, Eric I Seiden, Peter Romanienko, Brian Savings Plan. FRONT END I O’Neil, Todd Pendelton, Christopher Kinsella, Charles Valcano, Mark SPECIAL! I Warhol and Joseph Genova Patrick CampMa 4Bgww * i A A 4A A » I Tierney and Eric Seiden also received a C M r 4 Ca*b*r, Tog I COMMENDED—Potrolman Frank Tyra Jr„ cantor, receives a medal of silver arrow . |R A CM, Bapodi Fro* I # commendation from Mayor John T. Gregorio during ceremonies at City W M BewtegA At** »? I Judy Mazur received a plaque for In*** 4 w W t WITH COUPON Hall. Tyra was honored for his job in apprehending two suspects who outstanding service to Pack 149 for the D O M IN IC K A. C R IN C O LI Owcfc Snaring. Fv4 Bo* Fro* WtiaaH. I allegedly robbed a Mobil station on Rt. 1. Looking on is Police Chief year 1976-77. Otncfc Brat* lining. I Domenic Lello. v Certificates were also presented to To Pvhhcitp Choir mow: I various adult members of the Pack. MMLFE BROS. Tm Saruice Entertainment was provided by Would you like some help In preparing 335 RAHWAY AVE, HIZAMTM — 352-4766 I M. Gurgo, 89; retired mason members of the “ Order of the Arrow," newspaper releases? Write to this M ao.. T o m .. W od.. P rt. I a .m .-t p .m . i I Thun., la.m .-f p.m .i *aC 4 a .m .-« p .m . Funeral services were held Monday both of Standard Oil, the Men’s who performed Indian dances and newspaper and ask for our "Tips on T . k . it o c k I answered questions about Indian for Michael Gurgo, 89, a long-time Retirement Club of Linden, and the Old Submitting News releases." Buy USl Savings Bonds SAVE resident of Linden, who died Friday at Guard of Elizabeth. He was a com folklore. ihe Green Grove Convalescent Center, municant of St. Elizabeth's Church in iieptune, after a long illness. Linden. Auto Service Tips M His wife, the late Mrs. Katherine - Mr Gurgo was bom in Austria- Gurgo. died Jan. 20. A ROMOTE STARTER- Hungary, and came to this country 70 Surviving are a son, Michael M. of BUTTON IS NANO'/ ♦ears ago. He lived in Jersey City Middletown; two daughters, Mrs. Sue MAKING TUNS-UPS. before moving to Linden 52 years ago Selmecy of Linden and Mrs. Gertrude JUST CONNTCT THE In 1949 Mr. Gurgo retired as a mason Young of Bricktown, and three grand­ SWITCH ACROSS THE ■with the Standard Oil Co of Linden, children. p o s i v v e r a t t e r V -with whom he had been employed 35 Arrangements were completed by Te r m i n a l a n p s t a r t e r b a n k years. He was a member of the Quarter Werson Funeral Home, 635 N. Wood SOLENOIP TERMINAL, BUT Century Club and the Annuitants Club, ave.. Linden RE-MO-ue THE COO- WIRE TO PREVENT THE ENGINE FROM STARTING. Public Notice

NOTICE OF DECISIONS OF BOAR DOF ADJUSTMENT COLOR P R IN T IN G & CITY OF LINDEN TO WHOM IT MAY PROCESSING c o m m u n i t y ^ CONCERN FILM PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby 12 E x use givan to all persons that a ?0 F* %v«e public hearing was held on K0DAC0L 0R NO. 110 March u, 1977 at which the following applications were 1? Exp S3.se called for public hearing. 20 E *p ss All Parts Distributors to K0DAC0L 0R NO. 126 convert the front area of 310 East Elizabeth Ave. to a 20 F » p ss 40 parking area. Bl. 201 Lot 8 36 Exp so. so APPROVED K0DAC0L 0R NO. 135 A & W Corporation to erect w a y )T E THESE ARE WHOLESALE PRICES an 18 unit apartment at 35 E. Price St. Bl. 198 Lots 20 21 2a HOUR SERVICE APPROVED Open Monday thru Friday from »!o4P M Said applications were Sit W. Elizabeth Ava. granted or denied as indicated, which decisions are p.O. tax aaa. on file and ava ila b le for Lindan. N.J. *7*14 inspection in the City Hall In ( M l) Ml-ZSOS SXS, $36 3 0 75 the office of the city clerk. VW RABBIT MODEL 1701 Board of Adjustment of Linden COLOR LABS Joseph W. Roper A m 4 CYLINDER. 4 SPEED STICK. PROMT WHEEL DRIVE S ecretary MANUAL BRAKES 4 STEERING INCLUDED. SALES TAX & Linden Leader, M a r. 24, 1977 FREE CHECKING WITH LICENSING EXCLUDED (F ee: $7.59) UP TO 48 MOS. FINANCING FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS when ANY SAVINGS ACCOUNT cancer LARGE DEMORSTRITORS strikes, c v rA n ir A U SED CARS No minimum STOCK ON D ISPLA Y Yes! Absolutely Free Checking — balance, no w e monthly fee, no per check charges as long as you maintain ENEWEIN 486-6200 help. any savings account with us. J VOLKSWAGEN aSSj A m e r i c a n f ®OQ ELIZABETH AVE UNOf N «-e«- » Cancer Society 5% SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TOO! K ro w icki Funeral Homes 2124 St. George Avenue. E.SMJBKu,, W ITH SPACIOUS CHAPELS, TASTEFULLY APPOINTED WHICH ACCENT OUR COMPETENCE TO RENDER The Necklace with a legend COMPLETE AND UNDERSTANDING SERVICE While the Sand Dollar is one ol the most widely known and popular of all shells, few people are aware of the community 3 5 2 - 9 1 9 0 pretty tittle legend attached to it Jacob W. Krowicki, Jr. Legend has it that these strange shells tell the story of Christ's suffering and his glory owner and director trust The five holes represent the live wounds ol Christ On the state bank COTcompany front the Easter Lily—its center a five pointed star representing the Star of Bethlehem which led the shepherds from afar On the back the outline of the Christmas Phone 925 3500 Poinsettia reminds us of His birthday WhenRhe shell is broken open, five Doves ol Peace and Gooa Will appear Because of this religious legend this fascinating creatu*^ IN LINDEN ■ of the sea is often referred to as the Holy Ghost shell 601 North Wood Ave at Henry St A beautiful story, beautifully told in sterling silver S&00 1000 Stiles St at'Sf George s Ave Others at tie. and 117.SB 100 N Wood Ave at Elizabeth Ave ^ L E O N A R D ----IN RAHW.------AY ^ 1515 1 eying Street 978 St Geor ge s Ave at Maple Ave \JEWELERS IN ROSELLE >T It THE Jmfenr C m * * Member F P I Other Location: KROWICKI WOOD AVE. FUNERAL HOME r n Nana Waa* Avwwa, LlaBaa m - t l » Chestnut Street at Thud Ave C 500 N. Wood Avenue, Lindon — 925-3313 America a Bapraaa .Ba*Ukaaartcar« MaaNr Ckarga 5QQQflOOODOOOOQOOOQOOOQOQOOC Guest speaker LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, March 24, 1977-7 shows seniors Barbarich-Foust nuptials thimble display are held in Denville, Pa. ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH CALVIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Jo Anne Roth o f Elizabeth was the 220 E BLANCKE ST., LINDEN 218 MADISON ST. O ro l Ann Foust, daughter of Mr. and guest speaker at a recent meeting of the REV. KENNETH MAYER, O.S.B., Denise Barbarich of Linden, sister of THE REV. DAVID J. KROTCHKO, Mrs. Robert E Foust of Danville, Pa., Linden Active Senior Citizens’ Club. PASTOR the groom. PASTOR was married on March 5 to James Miss Roth displayed her collection of REV. DOMINIC EAGAN, O S B David Barbarich of Linden served as Sunday—morning services, 9:15 Michael Barbarich, son of Mr and Mrs more than 400 thimbles made of silver, REV. BEDE BABO, O.S.B. a.m., English, 10:30 a.m.; Slovak best man for his brother Ushers were Paul D Barbarich of Dennis place, Daniel Barbarich of Linden, brother of gold, brass, plastic, aluminium, china • REV. REV. REGIS WALLACE, Q.S.B Church School immediately following Linden the groom; Robert A Foust of Danville, and other materials. One is from a REV ANDREW SMITH, O.S.B. 10:30 a.m. service. The ceremony was performed by the brother of the bride; Kevin Konrad and French sewing box, circa 1780, the BROTHER TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Junior and Senior Youth fellowships; Rev Donald Winstead arid the Rev. Carl Weinburger both of Linden implements of which are of mother of OS.B. adult study group; and counseling Sempko in St. Paul’s Emmanuel United Mrs. Barbarich is a graduate of pearl and gold. Slides were also shown. Saturday—Masses at 5 and 7 p.m available. Methodist Church, Danville A Danville High School, the Geisinger A book which is about to be published, (fulfills Sunday obligation). reception followed at the Elks Club in Medical Center School of Nursing and has also been written by^Miss Roth on Sunday—Masses at 7:15,8:30, 9:45, 11 ASSEMBLY OF GOD Danville. Lebanon Valley College She is em her hobby. a.m., 12:15 and 5 p.m. 416 BOWER ST The bride was escorted by her father ployed as a registered nurse Birthdays were celebrated at the Weekdays—Masses at 7 and 8 a m REV IRVIN A HOPKINS, M Elaine Fisher of Lancaster, Pa., The groom, a graduate of Linden meeting for the following members: and 12:05 p.m. PASTOR was maid of honor Bridesmaids were High School, attended Lebanon Valley Kay Frank, Esther Greenberg, Aletha Eve of Holy Days—Masfc at 7 p.m. Sunday—9:30 a.m.) Sunday School Mrs Joyce Willoughby of Danville, College and Union County Technical Kaye, Helen Krups, Mary Kuril la, Jane (fulfills Holy Day obligation). classes for all ages. 11 a.m., morning Mrs Sybil Snee of. College, Park, Md. , Insititute. He is employed as an elec Luttati, Helen Miller, Ann Slachetka, Holy Days—Masses at 7, 8 and 10 worship. 7:30 p.m., evangelistic ser­ Beth Troutman of Millersburg, Pa., and trician Mary Toth and Blanche Yeskolski. a m., 12:05, 6 and 7 p.m. vice. Following a honeymoon trip to the SHARON McHALE Also, a program was given by Public First Friday—Masses at 7, 8, 9 a.m. Tuesday—8 p.m., Men’s Fellowship Wednesday—7:45 p.m , Bible study Bahamas, the couple is residing in Rah­ Service Electric & Gas. A film, “ In the and 12:05 p.m. way. General’s Footsteps” showing General Confessions—Saturdays, eves of Holy and prayer. McHale troth Washington’s path through New Jersey Days, 4 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m ; Thursdays. Friday—7:30 p.m, Youth Service during the Revolutionary War years before First Friday, 4 to 5 p.m. told this week with battle scenes, historic homes and Baptism—Every second and fourth UNITED METHODIST CHURCH School 7 plans i Mr. and Mrs Edwin D McHale of landmarks was seen by the members. Sunday at 2 p.m. and third Saturday at 321 N. WOOD AVE. Academy terrace, Linden, have an­ On March 15 members took a trip to 10 a.m. Mass (Appointments are REV. DAN BOTTORFF, PASTOR Easter Party Evelyn’s Restaurant in Belmar and necessary; call the rectory.) Sunday—9:15 a m., Church School nounced the engagement of their Students of the special class at School daughter, Sharon, to John W McGowan visited a nearby shopping mall. 10:30 a.m., divine worship/junior and ST. PAU L’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Seven will participate in an Easter III, son of Mr and Mrs John W On Monday, "community service” senior youth fellowships, choir, adit Party, April 5, at the Community will be the program with Emaline E ELM ST AND MOORE PL interest groups and pastoral counseling McGowan Jr. of Livingston. REV GEORGE G LEEDOM JR Center Building. Members of the The bride-elect, who was graduated Hagstrom as chairwoman. available M DIV , PASTOR Eighth Ward Recreation Circle will from Linden High School and summa The Linden Active Senior Citizens’ THE REFORMED CHURCH Sunday—8:30 and 10.45 a.m., ser donate gifts, cupcakes, candy, ice cum laude from Kean College of New Club is sponsored by the Linden OF LINDEN vices. Holy Communion first and third cream and favors. Jersey, Union, where she received a Recreation Department and headed by CORNER WOOD AVE. Sundays 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church Janice Valega, recreation leader, will bachelor of arts degree, received an Wilhelmina Kosten, president. AND HENRY ST. provide egg dyeing instructions and School. THE REV. JOHN L MAGEE JR., M B A degree from the Rutgers Vis t ' PASTOR lead the group in games and songs. The Graduate School of Business Rotarians plan ST. GEORGE JAMES HORVATH, CHOIRMASTER Linden Recreation Department will Administration She is employed by the„ BYZANTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday—9:30 and 11 a.m., services. supply soda for the group. The “ Easter Irving Trust Co., New York 401 McCANDLESSST 9:30 a.m., Church School, preschool Bunny” will be portrayed by Vita Kunie Her fiance, who was graduated from. pancake, bake THE REV through college, 7 p.m , Youth and will distribute the gifts St. Benedict's Preparatory 'School,.. THE REV GEORGE BILLY, Fellowship Newark, and cum laude from Lafayette-” sales Saturday PASTOR Monday—Consistory, second Mon­ College, where he received a bachelor Sunday—Liturgy at 7:30, 9 and 11 day. Women Moose of arts degree, received an M A degree The Linden Rotarians will be cooking in political science from Browfi a.m Tuesday—Men's Brotherhood, third and serving pancakes again at their Holidays—9 a.m. and 7 p.m. University He is a student at the” seventh annual pancake day Saturday Tuesday to hold show Weekdays—7:30 a.m. Wednesday—Women’s Guild, third Rutgers Law School and the Rutgers from 8 a m.-2 p.m at the Reformed Graduate School of Business Confessions—Saturdays, 2 and 7 p.m. Wednesday Women of the Moose, Linden Moose Church, Wood avenue and Henry street. Chapter 595 will sponsor a fashion show Administration. Linden. Thursday—6:50 p.m., Senior Choir. 8 LINDEN PRESBYTERIAN p.m., Couples Club. 7 p m , Boy Scouts on April 19th at 7:30 p.m in the Moose A July wedding is planned At the same time, the wives will be CHURCH . Hall, Luttgen place, Linden. Fashions holding a bake sale to support the ef­ PRINCETON R D , AND TEMPLE MEKOR CHAYIM will be presented by M & B. Fashions fort All proceeds from the pancakes Art exh ibit AAonday ORCHARDTER SUBURBAN JEWISH CENTER of Linden sales and the Rotary-Ann cake sales REV. KENNETH WALTER, KENT PL AND DEERFIELD TER, MR. AND MRS. JAMES BARBARICH Tickets are $2 each and may be ob­ will go to the scholarship fund for The Linden Art Association will hold PASTOR RABBI EDWARD KANDEL tained from the officers, and there will Linden residents its third annual indoor art show, Sunday—10 a.m., divine worship CANTOR IRVING ROTHMAN be refreshments and prizes. Co­ This pancake day is the mqjor fund sponsored by the Linden Recreation service. Daily minyab service—6:30 a.m. Dooley-Vena chairwomen are Betty Iski and Marie raising event of the Linden Rotary Club Department, at John T. Gregorio Friday—8:15 p.m., Sabbath eve Carson Recreation Center. 25Knopfst on and is devoted entirely to the purpose of S'.. JOHN THE APOSTLE CHURCH At a recent meeting Leona Santiago awarding scholarships and assisting service. betrothal told Monday from 8-10 p.m. 1805 PENNBROOK TER Saturday—9 a m., morfting service read a letter of thanks from Approximately, 200 works will be | students to continue their education. Mr and Mrs. John Dooley of Martin REV EDWARD J G PRICE Sunday—9:30 a.m., service. Moosehaven, Orange Park, Fla., to the displayed including oils, watercolors. f All students who are residents of road. Union, have announced the PASTOR members for the donation of sheets pastels and clay sculptures Refresh­ Linden and are qualified for admission CONGREGATION ANSHE CHESED engagement of their daughter, Alane REV. EDWARD EILERT made recently ments will be served to the schools of their choice are eligible REV. EDWARD G FUREVIG ORCHARD TER AND Marie, to Andrew John Vena III, son of to apply. Applications are available in DEACON STANLEY KOSTRZOMB ST GEORGE AVE Mr and Mrs. Andrew Vena Jr. of Mack the Linden High School guidance office. PERMANENT DEACON DR. STEVEN M. DWORKEN, RABBI place, Linden. Party set John Pisansky, past president of the GUY PAREDES CANTOR, SIDNEY MANDEL The bride-elect, who was graduated Rotary Club and chairman of the event, Saturday—Masses at 5:30 and 7 p.m. Morning—Monday and Thursday, from Union High School, is employed said that there will be four 1400 Sunday—Masses in the church at 7:30, 6:30 a.m; Tuesday, Wednesday and by Adler’s Jewelers, Linden. by Circle scholarships, available Friday, 6:45 a.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.; Her fiance, who was graduated from 9. 10:30 a m and noon Masses in the Florence Mohwinkel, Tickets are $2 for adults and $1.50 for Sunday, 8 a.m. Linden High School and Union County to know auditorium at 9 and 10:30 a.m and president of the Eighth children and can be obtained from any Evening—Sunday through Thursday, Technical Institute, is employed by noion. Ward Recreation Circle, Rotarian or at the church auditorium 7 p.m.; Friday only, 15 minutes before American Cyanamid Daily Masses—6:30, 7,8:30 a m and 7 sponsored by the Linden Sundown An April, 1978 wedding is planned on March 26 p.m. Recreation Department, with a reception at the Knights of Holy Days—Masses a t-7 and 9 a m said the club will sponsor HOLY TRINITY POLISH Columbus Hall, Linden and 5:30 and 7 p.m NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH an Easter party for Linden offering Eve of Holy Days—Masses at 5:30 407 ZIEGLER AVE retarded children on April and 7 p.m. (Attendance at Mass on eve REV. STEPHEN KAMINSKI, 5 at the Linden Recreation ROSELLE sewing classes of Holy Day covers Holy Day PASTOR Center on N. Wood obligation.) Sunday—8:30 a m . Mass in English. avenue to w om en, girls First Friday—6:30, 7 , 8:30 and 11:15 10:30 a m., M a^ in Polish, 9:30 a.m, Vita Kunie will be the SAVINGS a.m. (during school year). Sunday School Easter Bunny for the The Linden Recreation Department Baptisms—Every second and fourth First Sunday—Confessions and event and each child will is organizing new sets of sewing classes Sundays of the month at 2 p.m. Communion at 8:30 a.m. Mass. receive a stuffed bunny for women and girls at the Sunnyside (Appointments are necessary.) Second Sunday—Benediction of the made by the members of Confessions —Monday through Recreation Center Blessed Sacrament at 10:30 a.m. Mass. the recreation circle. Courses consist of 10 lessons, three Friday after 7 p.m. Mass. Saturday and Confessions on Saturday preceding Refreshments will be hours each, for the women’s lessons. eve of Holy Days, 4 to 5 and 7:45 to 8:45 first Sunday at 10 a.m. served The fee is $25 A special course of nine p.m., and Thursdays before First The club welcomed lessons only will be organized for girls. Friday, 4 to 4:30 ,and 7:30 to 8 p.m. ST. THERESA’S CHURCH Marie Garbinski as a new 131 E. EDGAR RD member is to like The fee, $13.50 MORNINGSTAR UNITED A new course in stretchable knit HOLY CHURCH REV VINCENT BUKOWSKI, sewing is being offered to women this 1009 CHANDLER AVE PASTOR Polish hom e session, which will be conducted in 10 REV. IRVIN EVANS. PASTOR Saturday—Masses at 5:30 p.m. lessons, three hours each. The fee is Sunday—10 a m., Bible Church Sunday—Masses at 6. 7:30, 9, 10:30 elects officers $25 Registrations, together with fees, a.m., 12 noon; Sunday School, 10 a.m. ;hool. 11:30 a m , morning worship The 58th annual meeting will be accepted on a first-come, first- Holy Days—Masses at 7, 8, 9:30 a.m. 30 p.m, young people’s meeting 8 of the stockholders of the ROSELLE served basis, beginning Monday at the and 7:30 p.m. m, evangelistic service (all are Polish National Home in recreation office The office is located Weekdays—Masses at 7, 7:30 and 8 elcome). Linden was held recently at 605 S. Wood ave. and is open from 9 p.m. and Frank Ziemanski was a m.-5 p.m. Registration closes April Baptisms—Every Sunday at 2 p.m ALANE M. DOOLEY (Prior arrangements are necessary). elected president. SAVINGS 11. Other new officers in­ The schedule of classes is as follows . Hadassah unit Confessions—Saturday, 3 to 4 and 7 to cluded Genevieve D Monday, 7-10 p.m., beginning April 8 p.m. Weekday mornings after Mass; And Loan Assn. Pedd ler'sVillage Adamski, vice-president; 18; Tuesday, 10 a.m.-l p.m., beginning Thursday before First Friday, 7 to 8 CHESTNUT ST. AT THIRD AVE. meets M onday Edward Mura w ski, April 19; Tuesday, 7 p .m -10 p.m., p.m. Convenient Customer Parking Area Linden Chapter of Hadassah, will financial secretary, beginning April 19, Wednesday, 7 p.m - bus ride slated Henry Skubecz, recording 10 p.m., beginning April 20; Thursday, 9 hold a meeting on Monday at Anshe GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Chesed Synagogue Center, St. George Elizabeth Shaw, trip chairwoman for secretary. Eugene a m-noon, beginning April 21, and DeWITT AND ROBBINWOOD TER avenue and Orchard terrace at 8 p.m. the Thursday Social Club completed Wrzosek, treasurer; John Friday, 6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m., beginning REV. J. RODNEY CROES, RECTOR Rabbi Irwin H. Fishbein, director of the Sunday—Holy Eucharist, 8 a.m plans for a bus trip to Peddler’s Village Borodynko, sergeant-at- At Roselle Savings you'll always April 22, (girls sewing). Rabbinic Center for Research and in Pennsylvania on April 28, it was arms,- and Charles find friendly, helpful people. They Additional information is available Church School Eucharist and Family Counseling in Westfield, will be the announced at the group s meeting on Komoroski Jr., Stanley are eager to assist you In every way from the Recreation Department at 862- Eucharist, 9:30 a.m guest speaker. Tuesdays—Holy Eucharist, noon. March 17. Jankoski, Victor they can. Just as Roselle Savings 0300 Duchlinski,- Joseph His topic will be “ Between two Poles: Baptisms, weddings, funerals, Catherine McCarthy was selected as experts have been doing since way Coping with Parents and Children.” counseling by arrangement with the the member to represent the club as Kajewski, Albert Bukosky back in 1889. At Roselle Savings Rabbi Fishbein, who received training pastor one of the outstanding senior citizens of and James Korona, you're treated as a "person"- not a 50-Plus Club in psychotherapy, marriage and family Linden directors. "num ber." counseling at the institute of Religion RARITAN ROAD will meet today and Health, is also a clinical member of BAPTIST CHURCH Refreshments were served at the EARLY COPY the American Association of Marriage 611 RARITAN ROAD meeting by the hospitality committee Publicity Chairmen are headed by Emma Gehring add.assisted The 50-Plus Club of St Elizabeth’s and Family Counselors. REV. WENDELL P. ASH, PASTOR urged to observe the by Margaret Krizanowski, Ann Lelko, Church, Linden, will have it’s regular A Phi Betta Kappa graduate of Sunday School, 9:45 a m , Sunday Friday morning deadline PASSBOOK Lisa Lipschutz, Mary Lisnock, Mary meeting today at 1 p.m. in the lower Brown University, Rabbi Fishbein was Worship, 11 a.m Sunday evening for other than spot news. Lockhart, Mary Lubin and Emily SAVINGS church. Members are advisednhat the ordained at the Hebrew Union College. service, 7 p.m. Young People's Include your name, Ludwinski second payment for the Brickman Trip His articles have appeared in many meeting, 5 p.m. Sunday Junior Youth address and phone Nomination of officers is scheduled in June should be made at that time. local and national publications. Before Group, 3:30 p m , Tuesday. Wednesday num ber. for the April meeting.’ Sunday there will be a special Mass his present positions he served for 15 prayer and praise, 7:30 p.m 47% 25% at 9:45 a m. for all senior parishioners. years as a congregational rabbi and n mi ill \ Coffee, orange juice and rolls will be navy chaplain. EXECUTIVES read our Want Ads when hiring employees rl ’/a for Fall High School, Coke Place, in Acting Prasldant ot Council SERVICES FOR JOHN T. GREGORIO Planting. (Shade Tree VARIOUS SCHOOLS, the school district for legal Commission) voters residing within general M ayor GARBAGE AND election district no. 2 of ward A RESOLUTION Item No. 2 Five (5) 1977 REFUSE DISPOSAL, Oldsmobile Delta 88 Sedans or 3 ENGAGING THE LUMOER, PUPIL POLLING DISTRICT NO. 4 DIVISION OF Equivalent. (Police TRANSPORTATION— Specifications) Polling place at School No. ELECTRONIC DATA VOC-P.M. 5, Bower St., in the school PROCESSING OF UNION TRADE IN: Two (2) 1975 PROPOSALS AND BIDS district for legal voters COUNTY TO ASSIST O lds 18 as is shall be deposited et th* office residing within general THE CITY OF LINDEN T w o (2) 1968 C h e v ro le t of th* Secretary of th* Board election district no. 1 ot ward IN IMPLEMENTING Biscaynes as is of E d u ca tio n , 700 W est C u rfls 4. THE PROVISION* OF Item No. 3 - Traffic Signs A Street, Linden. New Jersey Polling place at School No. Street Signs (Transportation between th* hours ot 1:30 a.m. V mower it., in the school A Parking Dept.) and 4:00 p.m, prevalllno time district for legal voters item No. 4 Parking Meters on any Weekday on which th* residing within general ILATIONS (Transportation A Parking bids are to be received and e fe ctiy sMgtrfot noe. 2 am * 3 of UNDER Dapt. > opened by the Secretary of th* Item No 5 REFLECTIVE Board of Education. "VoLL$tG DISTRICT NO. $ LVBO BY TH* TRAFFIC PAINT A BIDDERS MAY PRESENT Poi/lng‘pface at the Public THE CITY OF THINNER (Transportation * the bid In person to th* Library, Dill Ave., In the Parking Dept.) Secretary of tha Board of school district for legal votars That the Division 300 gals m o re or less Education, 700 Waat Curtis residing within general Electronic Data Processing of Y e llo w Street, Linden, New Jersey no election district no. 3 of ward Union County, having offices 300 gals m o re or less later than tlttaen (IS) minutas in Union County Courthouse, W hite prior to tha tlm a ot tha opening Polling placa at tha Knights Elizabeth, New Jersey, 07207, 25 gals more or le s r ot the bids at 2:00 p.m. on th* of Columbus, Park Ava., In tha shall be and they are hereby Varsol (thinner) o r date specified In tha "Notict school district for lagal votars engaged to assist the City of equivalent to Contractors" as publlshtd. residing within general Linden in implementing the A fee of $2.00 w ill be charged SPECIFICATIONS may ba election district nos. l and 2 of 'ovlsions of Section 6 of for each set of specifications obtained, upon application, at w a rd 5. 8hapter 15, P .L. 1977, in picked up; plus postage will be tha Purchasing Department, POLLING DISTRICT NO. 6 accordance with the charged if specifications are Board of Education, 700 West Polling placa at Community regulations sat forth under m ailed. Curtis Street, Linden, New Center, Old City Hall Bldg., In NJAC 5:30-8.9, as requested Quantities indicated are Jersey. the school district for legal by the City Council. estimated amounts only—tha ALL BIDDERS shell voters residing within general BE IT FURTHER City reserves the right to conform with the election district*no. 2 of ward RESOLVED that tha Division increase or decrease these requirements of th* 6 of Electronic Data Processing amounts, within reason, as specifications herein above Polling placa at School No. of Union County shall be paid needed. referred to In connection with 6, E . M o rris A v t ., In tha school a sum of approximately Specifications are on file at th* submission of cartitlsd district for legal voters $4,537.58 fo r th e ir services. the office of the Purchasing check or bid bond with their residing within general PASSED. March 15, 1977 Agent, Community Center bid. Th* Board of Education election district nos. 1 and 3 of * RICHARD J. CANAVAN Building, 605 South Wood specifically reserves to Itself w a rd 6. Acting President of Council Avenue, Linden, N.J. 07036. full power, In Its dlscrstlon, to POLLING DISTRICT NO. 7 APPROVED: March 16. 1977 Bids must be submitted in a reject any and *11 security Polling place at School No. JOHNT. GREGORIO sealed envelope clearly o ttered. 7, TrtmJey Point Rd., in tha M a yo r marked BID ON ITEM 1 and THE BOARD OF school district for lagal voters ATTEST: or 2 etc. and bearing the name EDUCATION reserves the residing within general HENRY J. BARAN and address of the bidder on right to relect any and *11 bids election district no. I of ward City Clerk outside, addressed to the or any part of any bid, waive 7. Linden Leader, M a r. 24, 1977 Purchasing Agent, City of any Informalities and award Polling placa at School No. (F ee: S25.76) Linden, 605 South wood Avenue, Linden, New Jersey c o n tra c ts e ith e r In p a r t o r as a 2, South Wood Avt., in the whola as In tha discretion of school district for lagal votars 07036 and be accom pan ied by SHERIFF'S SAL* a BID BOND or Cartifled the Board of Education may residing within general SUPERIOR COURT be dsemad for Its best election district not. 2 and 3 of Check made payable to the is practically yours. OF N*W JERSEY In ts rs s t. w a rd 7. City of Linden, in the amount CHANCERY DIVISION of ten percent (10 percent) of ALL BIDDERS shall POLLING DISTRICT NO • UNION COUNTY conform to th* Intention and Polling place at School No. tbe total bid to secure D O C K E T NO. F-S79S-7S performance. /■ provisions of affirm ative 3, Grier Ave., in the school EUTH ROSENTHAL, EDITH action In Public Contracts district for logal voters "Bidders are required to R B S N IK O F F . P A U L A SUS comply with the requirements laws ot State of New Jersey residing within general KIND and LEO KAPLOWITZ, R.S. 10:21 Of 7-23-71, election district nos. 1 and 2 of of P .L. 1975. c 127." Executor and Trustee of the A Performance Bond in full Assembly Bill No. 2227. w a rd 8. E s ta te e f Isidare Nigen, MRS. RUTH B SO BEL Polling place at tha amount will be required in Deceased, Plaintiffs ys. signing contract S e cretary Now you can borrow up to $10,000 terms for boat and camper loans. Up to Firehouse, 1. Elizabeth A CHARLES STREET Board ot Education Chandler Avar, in tha school Council reserves the right to REALTY CORF., EOAL re|ect any and all bids should City ot Linden district for lagal voftrs FUNDI NO COMPANY and County ot Union with extended payments at UCTC. $10,000 with extended repayment terms. residing within general it be in the interest of the City MEYER TRACHTENBERG, to do so 9 State ot New Jersey election district no. 3 of ward DAVID ERBITKOFF and Linden Lea der, M a r. 24, 1977 We increased our Home Improvement 8 C O U N C IL STEVEN WISE, Defendants. CITY OF LINDEN (F ee: $20.47) POLLING DISTRICT NO. 9 CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Here's some practical news from United Polling place at Sunnyside BY: L SEYMOUR LUBIN Loan limits, too — up to $10,000 and EXECUTION — FOR SALE CARPENTERS, Recreation Canter, Melrose OF MORTGAGE PREMISES P U R L n A S lN G Counties Trust Company. Thanks to some Terr , in the School dlatrlct for By v irtu e o f the above AGENT ATTENTION I Sell yourself to extended repayment terms. So that you legal voters residing within stated w r it of execution to me Linden L ea der, M a r. 24, 1977 30,000 fa m ilie s w ith a lo w cost general election district no. 1 (Fee: *20.70) directed, l shall expose for want Ad Call 4*4 7700 important new legislation, we can now can make the improvements you really of w a rd 9 A * 6 6 * 6 6 6 4 * * 4 * * * * * * * 4 * * * 4 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 4 <6 »<* R At* * * * * ************** lend you more money and give you more need. Like an extra bath, a swimming * time to repay. Which is very practical * pool, a deck or a recreation area. •* considering the high cost of just about * So if you have a need — for a new car, a * JOSEPH everything these days. * new boat or camper, a home ♦ Automobiles, for example, cost a lot * improvement, a vacation or just about * SULIGA more than they used to. So to allow for anything — be practical. Visit any UCTC * * FOR THE those high costs, UCTC will now lend you office and talk to one of our loan officers. * UNDER BOARD OF EDUCATIOM as much as $10,000 for a new car and give We'll see to it that your application is * * •liWeeg rtsiM 9l lie # * you extended repayment terms. processed immediately. And then that * * oLtaa CwrMutir et tkt 1977 Ueiee Coaity And we have even longer payment money you need will be practically yours. » Bike-Hike fir flw w ita llj reta rM . * ■ * 4> * •PresMtiy par sain a lacktler of Sciiact k ir n | * * * * at Kaaa College, UaiM. I* ♦ •Maugieg fitter if 8m Keaa College newspaper. i* . * * » • t a t a r of St. Elizahetk’s Parisk Coeeci! I* * ♦ * * Weaker ef Ike Lieke Jaycees. * * * * * * ■ Preservation of neighborhood schools is our numbor on* priority " * * * » The presence ot a youthtul voice on the board will provide a much broader * * bat* upon which decisions concerning our children s welfare can be mad* ." * ntieslhist Company * United Com * * ’The board members m utt strive to work at a coordinated unit. In order to * realize our common goel- QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL THE + •* CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF LINDEN" ♦ * Practical loans for practically anything. >.|| VIM ■■ I 1 i I • * A i 111 • | HVI svMIW e l l |)| MA| I * *\>SH INSUH ANi » l < mtHYKAI H *e Remember. "EDUCATION IS AN INVESTMENT \ IN THE FUTURE" ; Serving you locally in Clark, Cranford* Elizabeth, Linden & Springfield VOTE FOR JOSEPH SULIGA • MARCH 29 BALLOT No. 1A « Paid tor Dy THoSullgOFor eoEtOt POuCOtfor COmmlftOO. EdXetOOIjr « « I »t* St. LINGO*. N J O70»* ^

******************************************************** < Gerontology subject Veterans to get Thursda/, March 24, 1977- more medical Testifying in one's own defense of college institute care benefits Study says jury could react negatively The Veterans Administration ’ this of Trustees passed a resolution gran­ Kean College of New Jersey in Union month is telling 400,000 disabled ting a tuition waiver to New Jersey What happens during a trial when a suggest that the explanation for why misdeeds ” will sponsor a day-long institute en­ veterans they have potential eligibility residents aged 62 and over allowing defendant testifies on his or her own jurors frequently dimiss or ignore Citing evidence which suggests “ that titled “ Gerontology: Education for increased medical care from the VA them to register for college courses on a behalf? According to two psychologists information provided by a “ credible it is dangerous for the defendant to Programs and Services for Older as a result of recent legislation space available basis. Over 60 Older from Dartmouth College, the jury defendant” centers about what sort of refuse to take the stand, especially if Adults” on Friday, April 29. The in­ The expanded benefits were included adults are enrolled in the current spring probably will react negatively towards person subjects believe the self- the individual has no prior record and stitute will bring together in the Veterans Omnibus Health Care professionals, consumers and lay semester. The college has established a defendant, even a credible one, who exonerating defendant to be “ He or she the crime is serious,” Frankel and Act of 1976. persons who share interests in the field an on-campus center for the mature offers mitigating or favorable is seen as attempting to inappropriately Morris conclude that “ defendants Included in the' new law was ex­ learner with a loui ge .and a multi­ testimony in the courtroom. The jurors justify his or her action or, perhaps, he seemingly must walk a tightrope, of continuing development of programs tension of outpatient care for treatment relatetf to older people. purpose room which will house lec­ may suspect the defendant ‘‘is either or she is the sort of person who does not avoiding both silence and self-serving of any medical condition to veterans The institute will open with an ad­ tures, workshops and other programs lying or attempting to manipulate feel responsible for misdeed when testimony, in order to achieve the most with 50 percent or more, service- of special interest to older adults. them.” environmental forces contribute.’’ favorable outcome ” dress by Dr. Georgianna Appignani, connected disabilities. Previously, Students in various departments of Drs. Arthur Frankel and William N. Jurors “ may recommend harsh Their paper, “ Testifying, in One’s dean of the School of Education. The outpatient treatment for any condition the college have shown an interest in Morris have conducted several studies penalties because the defendant has Own Defense: The Ingratiator’s services available to older adults at was limited to veterans with service working with older adults. For the last on the impact of defendants’ testimony one of both of these qualities or because Dilemma,” appeared in the September Kean College and other institutions disabilities rated at 80 percent or throughout the Union-Essex area will five years fine arts educationmajors on verdicts and penalties. In a 1975 one of both of these qualities are seen as 1976 Journal of Personality and Social higher. be discussed at the morning session. have worked as volunteers in study, the researchers found, much to increasing the likelihood that the Psychology, published monthly by the Letters will be sent to eligible hospitals, nursing homes and com­ their surprise, that “ college students defendant will commit future American Psychological Association The afternoon will include workshops veterans advising them of the new focusing on education for professional munity centers as part of their practice who role played jurors in a case of outpatient eligibility. or student teaching experiences. plagiarism penalized a defendant more development, education for un­ Another 115,000 permanently and Kean College offers the following harshly when he or she provided Little Theatre offers dergraduates, Kean College services totally disabled veterans will receive courses in gerontology and related testimony citing extenuating cir­ for older adults and advocacy for older letters from the VA explaining ex­ cumstances.” persons. areas: basic concepts and issues in pansion of the Civilian Health and variety of programs In September the Kean College Board gerontology, recreation for special In a second, two-part study, the Medical Program of the Veterans populations, death in perspective, psychologists elaborated on their Since its re-opening in ganization business Administration (CHAMPVA). psychological aspects of aging, earlier experiment by introducing February following manager, summed up. Since 1973, eligibility for CHAMPVA 7 are praised sociology of aging and biological impartial witnesses and by establishing renovations, the Little “Now it is a real theatre, has been extended to the spouse or child Theatre at Keajj College in and it shotild be em­ aspects of aging. of a veteran with a total disability, the credibility of defendants. They Additional information on the in­ Union has been the site of phasized that this permanent in nature, resulting from found that when the same testimony for finance bill stitute or other college services for a wide variety of student- renovation was ac military service, and a surviving was offered by either the defendant or New Jersey Common Cause has older adults, contact the office of an impartial witness, the defendants sponsored programs. complished entirely spouse or child of a veteran who has CAR WASH??? praised seven members of the state’s community services, Ms. Lee Domenici Dance, drama, film and through student effort and died as a result of service-connected received lighter penalties in the cases Congressional delegation for co­ at 527-2213. where a third party provided the political debate have with student funds ” causes. sponsoring a bill which would establish mitigating information shared the stage. NOBODY Previously, CHAMPVA benefits were Upcoming events in public financing for Congressional The investigators then studied the Funds for the facelifting terminated for the spouse and children elude the Lunchtime elections. Jersey authors effect of a “ credibility assurance,” a were appropriated by the The seven are: James J. Florio, if the veteran’s death was attributed to Student Organization in Theatre Group’s nonservice-connected causes strong statement vouching for the James J Howard, Millicent Fenwick, accuracy of the defendant's testimony July of last year and work dramatization of the best Andrew Maguire, Harold C. Hollen­ to be honored and confirming that the testimony had began In November The selling novel Sybil, today beck. Matthew Rinaldo. and Helen S. How many prominent writers live in Kean to present been corroborated and verified by total cost for the at 12:30 p.m., and ap­ Meyner your neighborhood? several other witnesses They assumed renovations reached pearances by guber­ The public financing measure would In New Jersey the odds are that such a statement would ha\je the same $38,000, with the most natorial candidates NOBOD establish an overall limit on campaign there's a current author in your town or children's play effect as use of impartial witnesses, expensive item the Thomas Kean on Monday, expenditures for House candidates and at least nearby replacement of the folding March 28 at 1:30, Paul The Kean College Children’s Theatre i.e., lighter penalties. This assumption would provide matching public funds Nearly 100 New Jersey authors will chairs with permanent Jordan on Tuesday. Series will present ‘‘The Carnival of proved false Harsh penalties were for small private contributions be honored next month at NewJersey theatre seating for 225 March 29, at 1:30 and WASHES Animals,” with a musical score by recommended by the juries in those Institute of Technology—in recognition people Additional work Raymond Bateman on Saint Saens, on Saturday, April 2 cases where a ’credible” defendant of published works of the past year was done to improve the Wednesday, March 30, at Staged by Dr Jason Teran of the testified on his or her own behalf CARS Sign-up begun The leading writing talent of the State lighting and sound 1:30 Movies are shown college's Speech, Theatre and Media The researchers propose that more will be hosted by the Institute at the systems, provide new every Wednesday at 3 Department, with musical direction by than “credibility” is involved. They 17th annual New Jersey Authors curtains and flooring for pm. and 8 p.m The CLEANER! by Navy ROTC Professor Herbert Golub, Music awards luncheon, to be held at NJIT’s the stage, and to purchase theatre is also available Department chairman, the production Commander Thaddeus 0 Walker, Newark campus on Saturday. April 30, new projection equipment. f o r community combines student and faculty talents Kean talk today commanding officer Of the Navy 1977. Gus Cero, Student Or­ organizations. Make Us Prove from several departments. Recruiting District, Newark, has an­ The recognition luncheon is held each “Carnival of Animals’’ is a It Today. . . nounced that applications are now year in conjunction with a major by Garramone being taken for the 1978 Naval Reserve lighthearted frolic about a group of writer's workshop that takes place each Officer Training Corps Navy-Marine animals, led by a clown, who are The Townsend Lecture Series of Kean spring at the Institute. The workshop traveling by boat to a carnival In the College of New Jersey will sponsor Open 'Till Corps four-year scholarship program brings together accomplished authors The NROTC Navy-Marine Corps group are a lion, an elephant, a another in its series of discussions with and would-be writers in a selection of 26 four-year scholarship program is crocodile and other familiar beasts who New Jersey gubernatorial candidates specialized segments that emphasize designed to prepare qualified young work together to. overcome various today with the appearance of State writing for publication. 8 P.M . men and women for careers as officers dangers on their journey. Senator Ray Garramone, Bergen Mondoy thru Friday The Institute’s Division of Continuing in the Navy and Marine Corps. Tickets ($1. each) for the 11 a m and County Democrat, in Hutchinson Hall, Education coordinates the workshop Applications may be obtained 1 p.m. performances may be ordered Room 100, at 1:40 p.m registration while Dr. Herman A through local high school guidance by sending a check with a stamped, Garramone has served as a coun­ 4 ^ 4 3 Estrin, professor of humanities at NJ1T counselors, any Navy recruiting station self-addressed envelope to Office of cilman and mayor in Haworth. Though and a nationally-known lecturer on or by calling the Navy Recruiting Community Services, Kean College of a Democrat, he has won all of his writing, is chairman for both th« Iqn- been ' District headquarters in Newark at M5- New*Jersey, Morris avenue, Union', 'elections in what have Open Sunday* cheon and workshop format. -v traditionally considered "solid 2 i o t _ 07088. Additional information is ■ TILL 6 PM available at 527-2213. . Republican ” areas /TOUR AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN-PORSCHE MIDI D U IC R ^ Garramone has been associated with rSat A Sun til 6 $1 674 legislation concerned with patients’ Science academy rights under malpractice laws, SINCE Buy am We Feature Oanuine G 0 0 Q pollution control, and the Tenants’ plans Kean meeting Property Tax Rebate Act. shocks from Midas PRESTON* © AUDI The annual meeting of the New and gat tha fourth FREE. Jersey Academy of Sciences will be M id a s n o t o n ly g ive s you a g o o o d e al w e g ive you th e rig h t sh o c k (or your car A n d tor th e w a y you d riv e That s w h y M id a s is o tte rin g you a p r e - held at Kean College of New Jersey. PSEG earnings up choice of three different shock absorbers Lifeguard ' our heavy-duty n o COMBINED SAVINGS CENTER Morris avenue, Union, on Saturday, shock Superguard the toughest shock made for tour wheels XERODERMA Public Service Electric and Gas Co. And Spnnguard a spring-assisted shock to support load-hauling vehicles CARNUBAWAX April 2. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. Of course all three shock absorbers car ry the famous Midas guarantee •74 PORSCHE ’75 FIREBIRD PIGMENTOSUM reported last week that earnings for the Coupe, Orange, Blk. int., 4-cyl., It a n yth in g ever go es w ro n g w ith o n e o f o u r s h o c k s w e g u ara nte e POfttlac Form ula ” 350", Sliver, in Hutchinson Hall. 12 months ended Feb 28 were $167.3 to replace it free tor as long as you own your car 2 liter eng., 5 spd trans., AM Red Int., 4 spd. men. trans., 1 DNA (deoxyribonucleic ’ Cochairmen and participants from A shocking deal like (his won t lasi forever Hurry otter ends April 30 FAA stereo, special trim grp., cyl. eng., AIR, pwr. strg.-brks., acid), the hereditary million, equal to $2 85 a share, com ALL NEW meg w h it., AM FM 8 track . _ . _ _ Kean College include: Doctors Amelia pared with $130 6 million, or $2.37 a men strg brks SC C At 42,676 ml. * 4 1 9 5 material in each cell’s 14,011 mi. 9 9 9 9 L Smith, Peter R Maynard and David nucleus which determines share, for the similar period a year ago Don’t compromise. Bardell from the biology department; m i D A S the cell's properties, is Total operating revenues rose to $1.89 M id a s iz e . 75 RABBIT •75 VW DASHER Drs George W Luther and Alfred A VW, Red, Black 2 door, 4 2 dt. Blue, Wht. Int., 4 spd man. damaged in skin cells of billion from $1.70 billion. Silano from- chemistry physics speed men. trans., 4-cyl. eng., trens., 4-cyl., AM -FM Stereo, all persons exposed to the men strg. brks., AM-FM AIR, men. strg., pwr. brks., department, and Dr. A. Lee Meyerson USED CARS DON'T DIE. they just trade A IR . 35,231 ml. __ 21.904 ml. ultraviolet rays of $tQCk No 7 7A * 2 7 9 5 $t0C» NO 97 1 * 3 ( 9 5 from the earth and planetary science away Sell yours with a low cost Want Ad sunlight. 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INTERNAL Your Guide To Better Living Public's views sought REVENUE SERVICE [ in the SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART on state arts facilities • City •Suburbs •Farm Country •La k e •Shore______: "T ile New Jersey State Council on the surprise at all to Rocco vertisements have told Arts will hold a two-day public hearing such a center on existing facilities for Sarro, the marketing and prospective homebuyer$ in April to receive views and advice the arts are all matters which must be Sales success sales director of East­ about the building in no from New Jersey citizens on the carefully explored before such a s pointe. uncertain terms. And l ’v* possibility of building a major center project is launched." always felt that by And he confidently for cultural programs and the per­ "The type of facility is also an open aggressively advertising speaks about his “ unique forming arts in the state question." the chairman said. "We by Eastpointe the building’s recreationaj and high quality” con­ Alvin E. Gershen, chairman of the want to hear opinions on whether such a facilities, its one-of-a kind dominium homes. “ We’ve Council, said public officials from all center should include major ac­ location and its out, made a very elegant levels of government, representatives commodations for our state's per­ standing financing of the arts community in the state and " I 'm h e r e for my annual spring rim ing " not a surprise oceanfront residence program, we would ac> forming arts organizations, and more attractive to our the general public will testify April 26 whether it should include galleries, Despite the sluggish 1976 sales pace hasn't celerate sales buyers, financially and in and 27 before the Council at Giants exhibition halls, and other facilities to housing market, one slackened. Which is no significantly. In all terms of lifestyle,” Sarro Stadium in the New Jersey Sports serve as an overall showcase for the condominium logged a honesty, I believe we’ve Complex in East Rutherford arts in New Jersey." Training co u rse very impressive sales commented. exceeded everyone’s sales "W e intend to study all aspects of The council chairman also added that record and is picking op projections, including “ Our newspaper ad­ proposals to establish such an arts the prupose of the hearing will be to even greater momentum mine.” center, or centers in New Jersey." assess the present availability of leads to new job in 1977 Gershen said "The question of cultural centers “ in the light of the "1 feel I have a future hour program. Instruction Eastpointe, the location, accessibility to the major increasing demands of the public for now," says Clara Saracen is devoted to theory, use of luxurious ocean/ront high- opportunities to participate in and INCREASE THE of Roselle, the first the equipment, practice rise in Highlands, seems attend cultural programs in our state.” graduate of Union and a special segment on to have proven that a Hospital begins Persons and officials wishing to College's data entry the improvement of hard-hitting marketing RESALE VALUE testify should contact A1 Kochka, training program to find reading skills. effort can be extremely dental program executive director. State Arts Council, full-time employment. Students are recruited effective in helping to sell OF YOUR HOME 27 West State st., Trenton, 0B625, by A new dental program at Saint Mrs. Saracen was one of (or the program through a product (and a housing April 19. The council will hear oral Barnabas Medical Center. Livingston, six unemployed or un­ the Union County concept) that is relatively testimony on April 26 and 27 and accept which will serve the handicapped, deremployed Union Employment and Training new to Monmouth County brief written statements. hospitalized patients, and those with County residents who Department. homebuyers. The completed testimony from the facial pain and jaw problems, is being completed the program, hearings and recommendations from Even during launched this week, it was announced which trained them as the State Arts Council will be presented traditionally slow winter by John D Phillips, executive director key-to-disk operators, a Huncke to Governor Brendan Byrne and the months, Eastpointe’s ROCCO SARRO The program, which has been new data entry technique members of the New Jersey developed at the Medical Center, will that is expected to replace legislature at Kean provide: dental services for physically the keypunch. The and emotionally handicapped persons program was conducted Herbert Huncke, the CLASS.... under general and local anesthesia; a Hall to sponsor by Union College in "Father of the Beat dental education program for nurses Cranford with funding Generation,” will visit the and, resident physicians; additional from the Union County Kean College campus, back-up staff for hospital patients and tour of Israel Employment and Training Union, on Monday at 5 emergencies, and an expansion of pre­ A three-week study tour of Israel, Department. p.m., in Room 313 of Willis school diagnostic clinics to seek out including interdisciplinary seminars Mrs. Saracen, who is Hall. Huncke. whose dental malformatiies taught by Israeli and American divorced and the mother appearance is sponsored Dr LawTence Harte. chief of den­ professors and visits to historic sites, of a 10-year-old daughter, by the Department of tistry at Saint Barnabas, said that ."the will be conducted May 25 to June 15 by had been on welfare English, will read his Seton Hall University's School of poetry and talk about his If you're planning to sell your home, you'll want to get intent of the program is to treat those before entering the Some netghborttoods have it some don t A the best price possible Insulation can add to the resale friendships with such patients who cannot be treated in the Education in conjunction with Hebrew program. Her previous certain intangible combination of home siting, de­ value of your home and mane it fit for a king. The cold dental office under normal conditions. University in Jerusalem The tour will work experience had been members of the beat sign. cokx, texture and landscaping Glen Pines, truth is that even your castle is probably not adequately A hospital-based program can offer also include stops in London and movement as' Burroughs, has it all ^ insulated for today's high fuel costs. Once you've added as a waitress. "It was a insulation, you can tell that potential buyer how comprehensive dental treatment for Germany. dead end job,” she says Ginsberg, Kerouac and Only i?. more remain to be sold Forty have been Ferlinghetti. sold and occupied since our opening without any comfortable your family has been and the money you've those patients who have severe Designed as a international education -Now employed by saved on heating and cooling costs And you can show Huncke's vision has advertising! They re on spacious 1 3 to 1 ‘2 acre lots problems, he said. With the cooperation course in the humanities and social C.M.F., a computer close to the Garden State Parkway Express New them the "life of the home" warranty from-F M Rojek of the Departments of Pediatrics and sciences, “ An Israeli Experience" will services firm in been shaped by forces — York buses stop at the models Want to know more? Call for our "FREE Internal Medicine, the hospital earn up to six academic credits for Kenilworth, Mrs. Saracen prison, the drug un­ MONEY SAVING SURVEY"....Maybe program can offer dental treatment for participants on undergraduate or is optimistic about the derworld — that many S S r"“ “ *44,990 you won 'r want to move after ellI those patients who are medical risks graduate levels. future. She also noted contemporary writers and must be closely monitored." Accommodations will include private she's no longer exhausted have sought to simulate 4'GLEHT P IK ES facilities at kibbutz guest houses and at the end of the day, as because of the terrifying hotels. Side trips will be made to honesty often found there. F .N . RO JEK she was as a waitress, and Lanes MiH Road. Lakewood, New Jersey O* fc'hW Nfjw j *»rs*»y Pianist to hold Massada, Beersheba, Haifa, the Upper has more energy to devote Hitchhiking around America, shipping out on Directions: Garden State Parkway south to Exit 91 and Lower Galilee, and Tel Aviv. to her daughter. right at Exit onto Route 549; continue approx '/i mi tc freighters, the Times Routs 526; right approx 1 mi to models on (eft Further information and details on Futures are brighter for Phone (201)738-0200 master class Square hustle and the hip Phone:(201)367-5700 registration, costs, etc. may be ob­ other members of the Bank Arioni a'd Maiter (.riarga Internationally renowned pianist tained by contacting Sister Rose scene constituted his Eugene List will conduct a piano class, as well. Two are Thering at the School of Education at now employed, one has education. master class with students from Seton Hall in South Orange. Huncke has been several colleges and high schools at been offered a job, another is in the process of being celebrated as Elmo Haaael Seton Hall Universty, South Orange, on in Jack Kerouac's “ On the Sunday, at 2 p m in the Student Center Polish artists sought interviewed, and one is continuing the training to Road” and Huck in Theater-in-the-Round Admission is “ Visions of Cody.” free . for June 5 festival improve her skills. SPRING SHOWING OF THE NEW MODELS AT Taienled piano students from Drew Artists of Polish-American and A new class of students University, Glassboro State College. Polish backgrounds are being sought to is being trained in the 12539 south Gzoss Rt ==70 and bear left on Rt «530 Comandanfa Raca Track, La La Lai to Lake Rd and continue as above Or telephone (201)350-0220 ■ L AS VEGASF om’209 * £ * 1 a c a p o l c o , 3 0 6 taaturae. (Rtf. 4-li) Daytime departure! via TWA • • OATS ACAFUV fwsi. * - * VIRGIN ISLANDS Unitad NOT luRplem.ntai alrtlnai. 8 DAYS *347 Thurs. Sun. o t c Chartart includt roundtrip |at, } night! hottl accom . incl. mldwaak day |at, accom. In St. Thomas st Sapphire beach tramfer!, porter age. tax < S ^ L xrtur 7 7 R ttort, transfers, (Eft s j) r The yeui we build yutti home N E V A D A C LU B S209-S229 A Wfvnhuuwr SAH A R A $279 *289 Com pany 1BK G t LAS VEGASfHILTON *309 *319 Near the ''Flagship" CAESARS or MGM $319*329 U.S. Route 22 Union, N.J. Above pJfck«oe» require 15 days advance booking 964-8910 ■c (Formarly Prokocimer Travel) rhursd.jy, March 24, 1977 Schwartz announces SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART area real estate deals • City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shorej" In keeping with the modem single-story in­ Joseph Drobach with current active trend of dustrial building on Thomas Holleran of Dave Lackland. a Garibaldi Realty of new venture for Hunter industrial real estate in Tremley Point road. The Newark acting as legal prominent realty builder Springfield was co-broker and he plans to use the the state, the Archie Sch­ tenant specializes in representative. The and developer, negotiated in this transaction space as an automotive wartz Company, East cleaning oil spills and has landlord. Miarich Realty, on his own behalf in this repair shop He was Orange industrial taken this space as part of was represented by Ralph tiansaetion Zimmerman also represented legally by realtors, has announced a a continued growth and Sonders with Anthony International Container arranged the sale of a Michael Tobin of West- series of deal completions expansion program Amoscato of Newark has taken occupancy in a single-story manufact field The landlord. in the Union-Middlesex Standard was represented providing the legal single-story industrial uring facility on Liberty- Moldmatic, was County area. by Joel Steinberg of the counsel building on Bond street, Street in Metuchen to represented by. Ron, Under the direction of East Orange law firm of Another completion Elizabeth, in the complex General Automatic As Proudman Harold Mogelefsky, vice- Schwartz, Sternberg and listed by Silver came when owned by Allan Zashin. manufacturer of electrical Tobia Universal Amusements The tenant is engaged in equipment, the buyer has president, and Denise The Archie Schwartz Vignola Haulage leased purchased a modern one- the importing and purchased this building as DiMiceli, assistant vice- Company, whjch has- a substantial amount of story warehousing facility warehousing business and part of a relocation move president, area sales become New Jersey's warehouse space on South on Union avenue in has taken this space as Principals Erv Lampert representatives Harold - largest real estate firm Abrams, Ben Fisher, Joe street in Elizabeth from Hillside. The buyer part of a continued growth and Mort Barron LUX URY LIVING — The Lunar model apartment at the Galaxy la a aampie of the specializing in industrial Santoro, Mike Silver and Harvester Chemical. As specializes in the and expansion program represented General new luxury residence atop the Palisades in Guttenberg real estate, now has the warehousers of bank manufacture and Keller, president, Automatic with George Herb Zimmerman largest office sales- equipment, such as safes warehouse of pinball and negotiated on Inter­ Clott of Jersey City acting negotiated sales and leasing-management staff and vaults, the tenant will amusement gamesand has as legal representative leases involving more national Container’s in the state under the use this space for the bought this space for the behalf. Zashin The seller. Theatre Galaxy's apartments than 350,000 square feet in direction of Thomas' purpose of expanding Confections, was the Union-Middlesex area purpose of expanding represented himself in this Kates, vice-president, and present operations transaction. represented by principal. Ben Fisher handled present operations Sheri Williams, assistant Vignola Haulage was Herb Zimmerman David Kates, with Frank leasing arrangements on Universal was vice-president This represented by Michael Betz of Rochester, N.Y., 'perfect /say visitorsbehalf of Ralph Hockman represented by Barry controlled the sale of division, since 1975, has Vignola, with Leon handling the legal details & Company when it signed Feinblatt, with Aaron a modern one-story developed more than 8 Axelrod of the New York j It may have taken Jacobs, marketing meht features exceptional to take occupancy in a one- Greenberg of Elizabeth distribution facility on Rt In Roselle. Williams million dollars in volume Citv law firm of Axelrod nearly a half-century to director of the Galaxy, room design and story facility on Sherman acting as legal 22 in Greenbrook to J G Hunter has taken space in affecting the placement of and Axelrod handling the accomplish but the more than 200 prospective spaciousness Among its street, Linden, in the in­ representative. The seller, Schmidt and Company. a one-story building on some 35 firms within the legal details. Harvester “ perfect” two-bedroom tenants recently were highlights, are a formal dustrial complex owned Stirling Bldg., was The buyer is a distributor Columbus ave This is a state. Chemical was represented apartment for asked to evaluate several dining room. 2N baths, by P & F Associates. The represented by the of overhead garage doors by Sheldon Fruchtman, metropolitan New York different apartment breakfast bar, lighted new tenant specializes in Fidelity Bank and hardware and has with Harold Hockman of may finally be here layouts at the develop­ walk-in closets, individual the sale and warehousing Mazda Technical Center purchased this facility as Union acting as legal A poll of more than 200 ment and to make thermostat room controls of machinery and will signed a long term lease part of a continued growth representative FIT prospective tenants recommendations or and countless ap­ utilize this space for the for space in a modern one- and expansion program purpose of relocating Mike Silver handled story building on Lackland visiting the Galaxy, the suggestions. pointments and touches. Principals George and leasing arrangements on ultra-luxurious $75 milhon While all of the apart­ Most Lunar apartments present operations Ralph drive in Middlesex Arthur Schmidt ora behalf of the Peter residence atop the ments scored ex­ also feature either a Hockman was Bourough Mazda servjes represented the buyer Crobach Company when it Palisades in Guttenberg, ceptionally high, the balcony or solarium. represented .by president as a engine service with Elwyn Boitz of iIND signed to take occupancy has produced unanimous Lunar received a perfect Harry Hockman with Ben maintenance center and Wayne handling the legal Typical of all Galaxy in a one-story facility on approval for the score and was rated "the Krietzberg of South will utilize this space for details. The seller. Edith apartments, Lunar Ball avenue and Rt. 22 in and his development's most ideal two-bedroom Orange handling the legal expansion purposes Kotler. was legally bathrooms have bone Union. The tenant is distinctive two-bedroom residence” by more than details P & F was Eisuke Niguna, president, represented by Arthur ceram ic tile, cultured engaged in the business of ROYAL suite, the Lunar. 80 percent of those polled. represented by Fred represented the new Grossman of Newark law marble vanities and construction machinery The Galaxy — three The results of the Struck. tenant. The iandlord. firm of Fox and Fox elegant, heavy-glass stall and has taken this space striking octagonal towers random sampling, ac­ Another Linden com­ FAMILY! showers. The kitchen for expansion purposes rising majestically at 7000 cording to Jacobs, was not pletion was listed by offers handsome Fisher when Standard Peter Drobach Co. was Six sites available Boulevard East, directly totally unexpected cabinetry and a full range Spill took space in a represented by Robert and Sol Moskowitz, builder The models at Cen­ from across from Manhattan's The Lunar takes full of top quality appliances of Centennial Fair at tennial Fair are open 79th street marina — is a advantage of Galaxy's including G.E NOT a Condominium - NO Maintenance Fees Middletown, says, “ The seven days a week They joint development of unusual architecture. refrigerators and dish­ cold weather has not af­ can be reached by taking Belfer & Partners and Both angled bedrooms, for washers and Magic Chef fected sales at Centennial the Garden State Parkway Prudential Insurance Co example, offer southern stoves. Immediate occupancy is exposures and panoramic Fair. We have only six to Exit 117 and then now available at its first views of the New York Introductory rentals for homesites left, and four proceeding south on Rt 35 Centennial Fair completed 50-story tower skyline. the Lunar begin at $750 are available for im­ to Harmony road. AT MIDDLETOWN According to Robert Moreover, the apart- monthly. Other distinctive mediate occupancy." The community's two- ALL 4 AND 5 BEDROOM two-bedroom suites start Down Payment $1040. story colonials are priced at $670. A limited number mDIRECT FROM mBUILDER . CAR Colonials—Bi-Levels—Tudors of choice one. three- BUYS ATTACHED RANCH HOME FOR $155® from $56,900 to $67,990 PRICE INCLUDES . e VfRY USUAL fWANCBK AVASABU GREENWAY bedroom. duplex and The homes offer quality TO SELL? e IMMUUTt OCCUPANCY AVASAIU penthouse apartments are and custom features in all r------CALL------still available from $450 models and many OlSfCTIONt Garden Stele P iri.t, HOMES South lo Exit 117 Hi 15 South *o» 4po'o> PHONE variations of the Tudor 5 miles AAake tugriandie el See- x A- Roe monthly. All rentals in­ CLASSIFIED buck, cross Rt 15 Proceed etonq H«rmon> 7117-1989, colonial are available, Rd *o *ock of roed * i school beer r ^ h » in H AZLET clude gas and electricity. onto Murphy Nd end models 7 3 9 -M 2 2 Four Season Climate Call Collect / = giving the new homeowner ^6*6-7700- m N O O N - T O A U (« •) BM-7723 dr a chance to customize his By New Stdr’ ^3 Controls with heating and %SH J GRAND OPENING air conditioning, and home. New Section membership in Galaxy's First 2 SectioRS Soil Oit Oa Preview Health, Swim and Racquet Clubs. Does your In addition to its magnificent apartments, Grand Opening. the Galaxy offers its apartment rent residents the ultimate in urban ambience in terms of service, recreation and include all this? overall lifestyle. The Mall at Galaxy, which is now ' nearing completion, will Whittier Oaks boast many fine shops, boutiques, an elegant ■ s a g s restaurant and cinema 2-STORY COLONIALS A BI-LEVELS Galaxy's on-site renting returns 3 A 4 BEDROOMS Brick Fronts Featurng: ^ office is open seven days a w-to-m carpeting rWOM week from 10- a m. to 7 “SaS"" ‘46,990 p.m. AcrwMfrwm Raritwrf H.S. 1 ______to M arlboro. U k c m I M aero fk*rWtanW» » % DOW ** DIRECTIONS Bndpts i lu w s to Garden Stoto to Ad Ej* 117 IMUJ* Keyport! 36 A pTOCMd WUh Y o u r W an! Homebuyers, rejoice! Famous Whittier 3 trafle M s Then * MnM Nd A 2 mm to modal O train NJ R»e 9 souti to R»e 35 to Rle 36 Apraooad Is E asyT oPlace Oaks. NewJersey’s premier residential RUM 6 ,T O > 1 ^ community, is opening a new section of JOB mONfc (Ml) M4-SSSS . .. Just Phone MaOTHERtMVUECORP COMMUNITY 6 8 6 - 7 7 0 0 beautiful homes in prestigious Marlboro amCLfVOm (Z01133741Z9 Township. Now you can enjoy the fine schools, great shopping and easy commuting of Marlboro, while you Ours does! surround yourself with the comfort and 1,2, 3-Bedroom and Penthouse elegance of a spacious Whittier Oaks home. Apartment Suites And comfortable elegance is just what (Furnished & Unfurnished) you'll find here. Our new 1977 models from $485 a month offer your family the best in modern living. Choose from 8 different and AND EVERYTHING IS INCLUDED dramatic models with between 3 and 5 IN YOUR RENT! bedrooms and up to 3 baths. All our 1977 homes include long-lastmg aluminum • Swim, Health and Racquet Club memberships siding extenors. Finished family room for DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR • Saunas, whirlpool, steam baths, suntan rooms • Doorman and 24-hour concierge informal fun. Master bedroom suite with • Space-age electronic security private bath Dinette kitchen with oven YOU’LL GET THE MOST • Unparalleled location just 15 minutes from and range, refrigerator freezer, and midtown Manhattan via the buses at our doorstep ■ dishwasher. Clothes dryer. Oak hardw>ood AT MARINER ESTATES flooring. Basement. Two-car garage. All protected by the 10-year HOW ...PERIOD. warranty program You'll be an easy express bus ride Come in out of the cold this weekend and warm yourself ■ from North Jersey and New York City by the roaring value we build and in the heart of one of New Jersey's into every home. Once you've finest residential communities: Marlboro toured our models you’ll see Township. See our furnished models why Mariner Estates is the today. last word in getting the most for your dollar Period. 7000 Boulevard East 8 models, priced horn the Guttenberg . . . On The Palisades mid-$60’s. Excellent Financing. Opposite Manhattan's 79th Street Manna Th*> Kilmer, from $67.4‘X) 5 MODELS FROM $37,990 Directions: Take NJ Turnpike north towards Lin­ coln Tunnel to last exit in New Jersey (Pleasant Ave. — Weehawken). Proceed to second traltic light (Boulevard East). Turn left and proceed 10% DOWN* lor 2 Vi miles to Galaxy. 30 YEAR 5Tuariner (201)861-7400 (212)279-7400 The All New 1977 MORTGAGES* Estates TO QUALIFIED BUYERS

DIRECTIONS: Parkway exit 82 to route 37 east. Continue on route 37 lo Garfield Avenue Turn left ® using |ughandle and proceed to Windsor Avenue and models on Route 9. Marlboro Township. New Jersey. Only 45 minutes from Newark. 60 minutes from New York right Directions: Garden State Parkway south to Exit 123 of New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit U TOMS RIVER, N.J. then south on Route 9 approximately 13 miles to Whittier Oaks-sales office. Built by: PHONE: 201 -J«1 -3441 Quality Builders, Inc. Hours: Open daily, noon to 5 P M Weekends 11 A M. to 6 P.M Phone- (201) 53fa-984b or 536-3770. Thursday, March 24. 1»77 A Theater Time 1 Suspense | I Clock | film opens SUBURBAN CALENDAR

AM times listed are A new first-run motion Society. March SftAgrlt 2, NEWARK—N.J. Historical \ picture, “Twilight’s Last Aaril 4-4 at 8 p.m. Mac Kay Society. DO Broadway, 443 furnished by the theaters Music, once Library Theatar. Union » » Tuesdays. Wednesdays. —0—0“ Gleaming," starring Burt d Cot 1* 9 #. 274-2480. Thursdays and Fridays, f Lancaster, Richard EAST ORANGE—'The Pot­ e .m . to 5 p .m . ELMORA (Elizabeth)— EAST ORANOt—comedian Widmark, Paul Winfield ting Shed/ by Graham THE BIG BUS, Thur , Robert Klein end tbe Greene. Thuredayt. Fridays NEWARK Newark Museum, and Charles Durning, Charlie Deniel* Bend. and Saturdays at B)B p.m. 40 Washington st.. 7334400 Fri., Mon., Tues., 7:30; M a rc h 27, r p . m , College Monday -Saturday. noon to 5 opened yesterday at the “G y m------n a s iu m , U p e a T a Through April 2. Acteri Sat., 4:15, 8:05; Sun , 4:10, Cafe Theatre, South Munn p.m. Sundays 1 to S p.m Maplewood. Theater. C ollege 244-7145. and Central avenues. 47S Planetarium shows 7:55; MARATHON MAN. Saturdays. Sundays end Maplewood MADISON—Crown Heights 1M1. holida ys. Thur , Fri.,' Mon., Tues , Aftelr end Segutde, Merch 9:05; Sat ,5:55, 9:45 Sun . The picture, action- 25. Froewater, The Rot- OARWOOD— -West Side Sto TRENTON—N.J. State Muse ry ' Performances Merck urn. west Stale street, (aovi 2. 5:45, 9:30 suspense directed by stone, Estelle Johnson end (U Friends, sponsored by the 17. I t . 30, 2). 14, A p r il AT. 77 T7T 4444. Monday Friday, v —0—0— Robert Aldrich, concerns Folk Concert, Merch 2i. IT. Westwood Dinner e.m. to S p.m. Saturdays and an ex-general, who is Robin Williamson end his Theatre. 43T North eve. 7W Sundays noon to 5 p m | FIVE POINTS CINEMA otoe. Planetarium shows indignant over the U.S. Merry Band, Scottish folk (Union)- BOUND FOR music. Merch 2t. All pro MADISON—’Muieeke.' bv Saturdays and Sundays. secret government and the A STAR IS BORN'—Kris Kristoffwrson and Barbra ams at I p.m , Baldwin GLORY, Thu r, Mon., ymnstium, Drew John Guars. March * * . ■ Tues. 7:45; Fri., 7:20, Vietnam war. and seizes a Strwisand play lovwrs in naw film, which rU n iv e rs ity . 377 )000. p m . caller Studio Thoeere. issle site. He threatens to opanad yastardoy at Old Rahway Thaator. Wesley House, Drew Art 9:30; Sat .7:20,9 35; Sun., MONTCLAI R—Olvinagraclu U n iv e rs ity 177 )000. fire nine Titans uffiess the Rahway. Montalban, violin. Tertlnl 4:30, 6:50, 9:50; Sat , Sun , MILLBURH—-Jesus Christ M A P L E W O O D —P a in t U .S president makes Kriuler, Bach, itlngs by matinees: BAD NEWS V ieux tem ps. M a rc h 27, 4 Superstar ' Through April Rhoda ' • Bruce 17. Performances Wed.-Fri BEARS, 1:30 public a secret govern­ m., Montclair Art Turow j sculptor* by Miguel Lluseum, 3 South Mountain at 8:30 p.m.. Wed. at 3 p. F « Through April 3. H » |, ment report. Ginger Rogers Show ave 746 7555 Sat. at 5 and 9:3&p.m.. Sun. Gallery. 2A Inman p4 742 -o -o - at 3 and 7:30p.m. Paper M ill STTT. FOX-UNION (Rt 22)- MONTCLAIR—N.J. SymphO Playhouse 374 4 3 4 3 NEW BRUSNWICK—Surreal, ny Orchestra. Henry Lewis, ism and American Art. i» Show opens to open at Paper Mill MONTCLAI R—M oliere's SILVER STREAK. Thur , conductor. Pro Arte works by 40 artists. Through Chorale Beethovan 'School for Wives.' March Mon , Tuev, 8; Fri.. Sat., Rodgers and Ham- "The Ginger Rogers Tuesday, Wednesday, 24 24. 31 a t 8 p.m. Whole tfT'L’i. ^Saturday Symphony No. 1 and *° d:30 p.m .. Sunday 7:30 . 9:30, Sun , 3, 5, 7, 9; merstein's stage musical. Sym phony No. 9. M a rc h 26, Theatre Company. Church Show,” starring Ginger Thursday and Friday at and Trinity pta^tc 744 2949 I » t° 4:*)p m University X-rated midnight show, “ Oklahom a!,” which Rogers, will open May 17 8:30, Saturday at 5 and 8 30 p.m., Montclair High i f 1 Sallery^voorheei Hall. School 624-8203. MOUNTAIN tiH lS -'W fS t Hamilton street .32 7511 Fri , Sat , 11:30. opened Tuesday at the at the Paper Mill 9:30 p.m. and Sunday at Side Story/wedhasdey MONTCLAIR— Prague SARI NOFIELD—Pottery by -o -o - Showcase Dinner Theater, Playhouse, Millbum, and 7:30 p.m Sunday evenings, some Chamber Orchestra. Hans matinees, through April 3 David Thieberger LOST PICTURE SHOW Fountain Restaurant. 46 will play for a limited two The Paper Mill also has Richter Haaser, piano. Handwcavlngs by New Jer Neil's New Yorker Dinner sey craftsmen Through (Union)—COUSIN COU- Watesessing ave . Schumann, Beethovan, T he atre. R t 46 334 0058 weeks. It will end its run announced its spring M o za rt. M a rch 27, 3 30 p .m ., M a rc h 31. S p rin g !ia id P ublic SINE*, Thur., Mon., Belleville. will run on May 29. subscription season M ontclair High School. 744 PRINCETON—'Design for Li U b n e r j. 44 Mountain eve 6770 FLYING SEGRERAS—Trapasa artists mad* thair Tues ,7:20.9:20; Fri, 7:30, Tuesday and Wednesday The all-singing, all­ There will be two ving,' by Noel Coward. dabut in Tha Graatast Show or Earth' at tho 9.30; Sat , 6, 8, 10; Sun., M a rc h 29 A p ril 17, M c C a rte r evenings through April 27. dancing show will have musicals, “My Fair NEWARK— Madame Butter T h e a tre (401) 921 8700. SPRINGFIELD—Group 107th adition of Ringling Brothars and Barnum 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 with a special matinee on f ly . ' M a rch 27, 7 p.m ., show, through March A rt matinee performances Lady,” April 20 through Symphony Hall. New Jersey Accents Gallery, 761 - 0 - 0 - SOUTH ORANGE—Michael and Bailoy Circus, opaning Tuasdoy at Wednesday. April 6, at Wednesday and Thursday May 15. with a special State Opera 675 6665 Duffy, actor from Dublin's Mountain ave )7» 53S0 Madison Squaro Gordon, Naw York City. It will M A P L E W O O D — noon Dinner will start at Sunday matinee, April 24, Abbey Theatre, in a one SUMMIT—Drawings and at 2 p.m and Sunday at 3 SOUTH ORANGE— 'Sounds m an show. M a rch 26. 7 p .m . TWILIGHT'S LAST and Silence.' A program paintings by Milton Avery run through Juna 5. 6:30 p.m. with an 8:15 p.m. pm Evening per­ at 3 p.m. and “ Good Theatre in the Round, Seton March 13 May 1 . Sum m it featuring the Paul Winter H a ll University. Sponsored GLEAMING, Thur , Fn.. curtain formances will be given News” starring Virginia Consort and pantominist Art Center, as E lm st 373 Ov Irish American Cultural till Mon., Tues., 8; Sat., 1, Mayo, June 1 through K e ith Berger. M a rc h 30. 8 in s titu te 994-0655. 678 2155 3:45,6:30.9:15; Sun., 2:15, p.m., Theater-in the-Round, or 997 3706 UNION— Works by Shiriee CROSSWORD June 26, with a special Seton Hall University. 762 Man Silverstein. Through 5:15, 8:30 Sunday matinee on June 5 9000, ext 435. SUMMIT— A Man For All March at Franklin state -o -o - PUZZLE Seasons * Through April 2. Bank. 119 North ave at 3 p.m ' UNION—Les Paul March 28, The Craig Theatre. 4 Kent Crantord 4M3S44 B p.m., Wilkins Theatre, NEW PLAZA (Lin­ P lace B o u le va rd 273 4233 den)—ROCKY, Thur, ACROSS Kean College. 527 2044. UNION— Prints by students, 1 Look the alumni and faculty March Mon., Tues., 7, 9:10; Fri., UNION—Newark Boys Choir. 4-3). Monday Friday tOa.rr jo in t over March 25. 8 p.m., Wilkins to 3 p.m . Collage Gallery 7:30, 9735; Sat., 1:10, 3:10, 5 Radio Theatre, Kean Collage. 272 Film Vaughn Eamas Hall. Kean 3140 5:15, 7:30, 9:40; Sun , 1, 3, interference College 537 3307 ELIZABETH— Race for 5:10, 7:15. 9:30 11 Seaweed UNION—Union Symphony Space.' history of rocketry - by-product Orchestra. Leo Rindler, March 24. 3:30 p.m . -o-o- conductor. Kathleen Butler, 12 Common­ Elizabeth Public Library. 11 OLD RAHWAY (Rah­ violin. Mendelssohn, Verdi. South B road s t . 354 4040. wealth nation Grieg, Bartok, Sibelius Bonds are e x t 712. way)—A STAR IS BORN, 13 Heap * M a rc h 24, 8 p .m ., Thur., Mon., Tues., 7:45; Connecticut Farms School, ELIZABETH— The Rocky H E « Mountains' and 'The ■for little tiny Stuyvesant ave 686 8082 or Fri., 7, 9:20; Sat., 4:35, 7, specialty 686 5771. U n iverse ' M e rc h 30. 10 30 9:30; Sun., 4:15, 6:40, 9:10; 15 Old note am.. Elizabeth Public babies whove 1C M usical WEST ORANGE—M e tro p o li Library. 11 South Broad st. Children's matinee. Sat., tan Y Orchestra Conducted 354 4040. e x t 712 Sun., 1:30 syllable by Gerard Schwarz. Paul just been MOUNTAINSIDE—Nature 17 Jay- Tobias, cello. M a rc h 27, 3 film s . Sundays a t 2. 3 and 4 haw ker’s p.m , YM YWHA of p.m. Trallside Nature and bom. PARK (Roselle Park)— state (abbr.) Metropolitan N.J., 760 Northfield ave. 73^3200 Science Center. Wetchuny FAREWELL, MY I t Cervine Reservation 232 S930. being LOVELY, Thur., Fri., UNION— Krakatoa East of Mon., Tues., 7:30; Sat., (2 wds.) Java.' March 27. 7:38 p.m.. 2t Palm leaf Theater Downs Hall, Keen College 5:15, 8:35; Sun., 1, 4:20, 21 - Scott 527 2044. 7:40; THE ENFORCER. Decision ly t h in a M a rch 18, 19, 23 . 25 and 26 at Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., 22 Swallow 8:30 pm., Hehniy School Museums 9:05; Sat., 3:20, 6 50. 23 Stuff Auditorium, Raritan rood. Tkke 24 Com m is­ Presented by the Clark 10:10; Sun., 2:35 , 5:55. P layers, 574 2305 MONTCLAIR—Montclair Art 9:20 eration Museum. 3 South Mountain . stock ■ K EA N COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY | 25 V ic tim CRANFORD— Lenny ' ave 744-7555. Sundays 2 to CLINT EASTWOOD — 5 30 p m T u e sd a ys - 0- 0 - I t Nevada T hrough A p ril 9, F rid a ys in^nerica. ■ SUMMER SESSION 1S77 STRAND (Summit)— Actor portrays Dirty and Sundays at 8:30 p.m., Saturdays Hi a m to 5 p.m c ity Saturdays at 7 and 10 p.m. Closed Mondays. COUSIN COUSINE. « Harry in ‘The Enforcer,’ Bu\ l .S Niunns Bond." Rocky Horror Show.' MOUNTAINSIDE— T ra iis id e Thur., Mon., Tues., 7:20, (la w ) new adventure film, Midnights on March 12, 19, Nature and Science Center. 9:20; Sat., 6, 8:06, 9:55; 2S W ater which arrived yesterday 26, April 2 and 8. Celebration Watchuna Reservation 232 bottles Playhouse, 118 South ave. 5930 closed Fridays Sun., 4:15, 5:50, 7:45, 9:40; at Park Theater, Roselle 272 5704 or 351 5033 I 31 P rin t Planetarium shows GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE COURSES children's matinee. Sat.. Park, on double bill with CRANFORD— The Marriage Saturdays and Sundays at 2. Mathematics • Science • Computer of Figaro.' Presented by 3. and 4 p.m . Sun., 1:30. 'Farewell, My Lovely.' Union College Drama I Programming • Political Science / Public Administration • Speech / Theatre / SPCCIA L I Media • Humanities • Education French movie ENJOY Our Polynesian Menu / MAIL REGISTRATION FOR ALL STUDENTS BREAST OF CAPOR MARCH 21 — APRIL 15 (NOON) seen in Union Authentic A Delicious • Deluxe Cocktail Lounge ' I Registration form m Summer Session Bulletin Doily Businessmen's Luncheons. Private Parties PARMIGIARA LATE*REGISTRATION - LATE FEE $15 “ Cousin, Cousine,” W I T H Z I T I MACARONI THURSDAY, JUNE 23 2 00-6:30 P M French Film about middle THE JADE PAGODA P . Complete I (in person only) 4 class life and repressible NEBY’S DINER RESTAURANT ^ j Dinner love, opened yesterday at "Formerly Super Oner" F R E E PA RKIN G - 985-3331 Swip. I the Lost Picture Show, NEVER CLOSED "THE IN FLACE TO EAT" U.S. HIGHWAY 1 & PLAINFIELD AVE., EDISON] Appetizer. Rauf* 22 4. Bley S t. H illside 9*« Union Salad. HEDY cordial ly invites you t* try eur . DINNER BUFFET, second I The movie concerns to none. FREE with eny entree from eur menu, week*doys S to | Dessert, a NON-CREDIT COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL French middle class life Sundays 1 to ♦. Beverage STUDENTS AND ADULTS BAKING DONE ON R R KM lStS SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU i h i A, R° “ ,e22 ’ 5 * 5 and a pair of cousins who ______USINESSMSN'S LUNCHEON MON FRI . I R eaders Theatre Workshop • begin an affair. Marie- • OPEN SAiAD BAR COMINGAAIKi/1 SOON C r V M U I r / ^ l i b i U nion. N.J. Assertiveness Training lor Teenagers • Christine Barrault, Victor Cheiiteet Tavern 8 Restaurant Tennis — Beginning and Advanced • Lanoux and Marie-France UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I 649 Chestnut St.. Union 684-9795 l o u n g e 688-5550 4 — AMPLE FREE PARKING Workshop Elected Organization Officers Pisier have leading roles. Open Daily Photographed in color, 11:30 A.M. BUSINESSMEN S LUNCH >■ k a v j p ... d a LIDO DINER - RESTAURANT I M id n ig h t i t a i us, J^f'nestln l LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ROUTE22-CENTER ISLE 4 . “ Cousin, Cousine” was F ri. Set. & DANCING NIGHTL V directed by Jean-Charles T il 1 ft AJVI. SPRINGFIELD 376-1259 A Closed TuesiM y 1 MIDNIGHT BUFFET ft ^ Hama-made Breed and all iim iua. ▼ I Tacchela. Tues Thurs 4 Sun Eves ■ft Dane On Pramlsae Daily Ik. ■ k

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The picture, which stars Symphony Hall Sunday a t the release of his debut 7 p m “ There are hundreds of David Carradine as solo L P album, Nigi Sato of Japan will ways to make money." Guthrie, was nominated SONGWRITER (DERAM head the cast Leading said one politician in a for six Acepkflny Awards DES-18073). Justin was roles will be assumed by debate “ What’s that?” including ‘TOest Picture " the Moodies’ vocalist and Italian tenor Ottavio asked his opponent. It also was nominated for lead guitarist and com­ TARING DIRECTION ,— Award winning director Garaventa Italian-born “ Aha. " retorted the first. “ Best Screenplay," “ Best posed many of the band's* John Schlesinger, r.ight, offers ideas for scene baritone Tito Gobbi, " I didn’ t think you’d Editing,’’ ‘‘Best best-loved songs American-born Nedda know " Cinematography,” “ Best to star Dustin Hoffman on set of The Marathon The 10 good sounding Casei. Metroplitan Opera Costume Design" and Man, now playing at Elmora Theater, numbers on this I.P all Mezzo soprano. and c z a r : j t ~ -id “ Best Music Score ” Elizabeth, with The Big Bus. | T THE NEW n composed by Justin, in­ American tenor David Ashby directed the film CEIEBCATICN clude: “Tight Rope,” Waite from a script by Robert “ Songwriter" (Part 1 & 2), 3 dances scheduled The opea will be under yPLArHcuscij Getchell based on Repertory Company m “Country Girl,” "One the baton of Maestro Guthrie’s autobiography Lonely Room,” “ Lay It On Sig Harder will conduct Brass" band on all three Alfredo Silipigm. artistic M 118 South Ave Cranford ft Me,” “Stage Door," The Five Points Cinema his "singles' dances’ three nights, and on Fridays, director of the State 11 272 5704 351 5033 w “ Raised On Love," "Doin’ will show “ Bad News nights a week. Wed there is an alternating Opera, and stage direction E

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Call 373 $735. c-c Suburban Publishing Carp.. Temporary short A long C artel mo Union, N.J. Please contact the OLD CLOCK'WANTED Prof. work. Reasonable rete*, Br., 3 baths, bl-laval. Agent on Earn 5* to M per hour Call for undersigned M r. Schutt 233-5400, ------:------HA3 26 term assignments 375-2531 R EFRIOERATOR—G.E. lewn melntenence, plenting A premlee*. Sun. Mar. 17th., Noon . 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N J interview ------R 2 2113 ext. 331 5-4 P.M . dally. Any condition. Top prices. Also available Permanent A sking $25. 762 M l 5. clock Repairs 6*7 6M6 R t f ^ sod. Free fe rt. A lim e w ith til 3 P.M. Tralnor Raaltors. 527- 600 0011 ------K 4-2 spring clean-up. Free est. 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BY WE A i l l TRAIN YOU TO OPERATE SOPHISTICATED ------R 3 2* purchase. Rondo M usk, Hwy. 22 fertilizing, weed control etc. experience offer. 564 0515. SINCE 1520 APPT. ES 3 75*4, A P T 1 R 6 P.M. TYPESETTING EQUIPMENT MOOERN BUILDING, 9 6 4 -7 71 7 B EDROOM SET. 5 PIECE at V auxhall Rd., Union. 6*7-2250. 2426 M orris Ave.,Union N.J. Certified pesticide 376 5550 ------K3-26 applicator. Cell 667-0169 HA 3-S6 96 COMFORTABLE WORKING CONDITIONS ------— K 3 -2* -1 MAHOGANY. ASKING *300 ------KTF D aily 6 5, Sat 6 2 666 6236 in Del Ray Bldg GAS DRYER, clothes washer, ------K t-f-17 ------R 3-26-57 IRVINGTON We Specialize in C ALL 6*8 6*26 SPACE HEATER, Ktro*ene MOLD MAKER Experienced R3 2* Icemaking refrigerator, 4 air fueled; 2 Kerosene Flare TRAINS WANTED LAW N CARE Gorgeous 2 family, 5 A 5, ell CALL MR OBENEDETTO FOR APPT ■K 3 -2* 1 only on injection molds, brand P U Z Z L E S A conditioners. Come Set. March Bombs, ideal for builder. After 7 Lionel—any gauge, any Spring clean ups, lima A brick, many extras. St. Paul's | BIBLE WISE 26. bet. 2 A 6 P.M . 1* W arner AM-7700 new piant in Linden recently WANTED mature A reliable j QUIZZES” e new by M ilt p.m ., 372 1*99 condition, top prices paid. Days fe rtiliz e r, evg. 50X100 cut-S6. area. relocated from Brooklyn. woman to babysit Fridays A j Hammer 32 pages to increase Ave., Springfield, N.J. — ------HA 3 31 351 449*, a fter 6 P.M. A w kendt Cell 8111964 0520 A.C.Realty, RLTR. 763-4500 Excellent opportunity, 162 5550 Saturdays for well behaved : f0ur Bible knowledge with fun STEREO PHONO. ASTRSX, 469 3972 R 3 24 57 Z 3 24 56 ------R 3-24-1 children A a 7 month okt. ^ ^ do puzzles and quizzes. Great GARAGE SALE: Sponsored by am fm radio, speakers, head ------K3 31 17 IRVINGTON ALTERATIONS PERSON— Livingston School G irl Scout MaVPHf TT Must be experienced on dresses NOW interviewing for steady Refarences. Pleasa call 37* 3*55. > to r Sunday school classes, phone lacks, l year old. l Family, 3 bedrooms, 2 car part time attendant, weekends ------R 1 2 * 1 j fernily and party games or for Troop 554. Sat. March 26, 10 Complete living rm. set 99* garage, 2 baths, oil heat, alum, A s u its C H E Z M O DE 223. CLERK A M. 4 P.M. 742 Balsam W*y, BUSINESS DIRECTORY RELIABLE MASON spa Miilburn Ave . Miliburn 4*7 only in dry cleaning dept. In WAREHOUSE WORKER for your own enjoyment. Send 75 0045. siding, finished basement, near Union, (bet Twin Oaks Rd. A ciallzlng in all brick, concrete, school A church. Excellent 0 0 0 2 laundromat No experience automotive parts stockroom, cents for your copy to: BAKER ------# K3 26 TYPIST necessary, we will train. Call Euclid Ave.) A little bit of blocks, patios A sidewalks. Free condition Call after 4 P.M. for ------^ K3 24 1 picking, packing, receiving, BOOK HOUSE. 1015 WEALTHY everything. (Rain data April TV—Black A white console, 22 Cotprt l Egg 21 •st. Call Andy, 37*7712 anytim e 6*7 9*46 shipping. Must have drivers ST.. GRAND RAPIDS, in. S60. 246 9139 appt., 37*6279. This p o rtio n requires an ------R 3-2* -1 2nd.) R 4 2 63 ------Z 3 24 96 license reliable All benefits MICHIGAN 4550* ------R 3 24 ------K3-26 APPRENTICE H s grad to I individual with good typing ------HA 4-2 BRICKSTEPS LINDEN shills for our purchasing OFFICE HELP Springfield area. Call Tony 4*7 O ARAGE SALE — Loads of USEDD refri-refrig., washers, dryers, MICHAEL’S CMPETSERV. team too* grin ding Must navel 1155 BICYCLE— Boys' 26" Schwinn. All types of masonry. Sidewalks, Highland School Sectjon, custom machine shop or vocational1 department Should have at Full time. 3/'/» hrs per week. matarnltles, infants', ladles', 1-10 ynyrs. old. Guar. We deliver 7 Carpets Steam Cleaned built 6 room Ranch, 10 years old. ------e------R 3-2* -1 5 speed; excell, cond.; 7*3 22*2 days., 109 p.m 226 Hamilton patios, patching. 564-0*56 school training For interview: least t 2 years experience In Responsible person with tall A big man's clothes, baby 9c Sq. Ft. (E xam ple ------R 3-31 *3 Owner transferred Asking an office environment pleasant telephone manner A ------HA-3-26 Blvd.., So P lfld. 7S6-3M0. call 327 TV* Itams. household goods, toys, 2 R 3 31 9 x 12 $9.72) F IREPLACE A POOL PATIO $64,900. For fu rth e r Into, call E P H E L LE R CO preferraoty in purchasing legible handwriting. Typing A ______1 CEMETERY PLOTS a ir c o n d it io n a l, 550. ea., 666 6661 666-0673 Gorciyca Agcy., 221 Chestnut departm ent Thtfre w ill be fam iliarity with office machines WASHER, EASY, WHITE, SPECIALIST. All types of 21 25 Samson Ave . Madison dishwasher, $35. 217 No. V la w ------K 3 31 26 meson Work. FREE est. St., Roselle, 241 2442 ------R 3 -2* 1 an opportunity fo r doing A procedures. Small modern seek.no HillywieAM—trial Park Terr., Springfield. Thurs., Frl., SPIN DRYER. ------Z 3 2 *9* office in Union Call Mrs Brooks CONDITION. 31 SPRING SPECIALS 751 5455 ATTENTION We will train j some buying as experience Set. 5-3. ChilM Care ------R 5 26 63 dictates. We offer good MS 5200 ------K 3 24 Call 666 6793 several local residents for ; Mausoleum Stuyvesant Av.. BABYSITTING- In my home for JANKSR A SABO interesting position in the salary and benefits, and ------R 3-24-1 Investment, equalil fMrtner.partner, Call union t — 4300 Office 1500 Stuy MAPLEWOOD after * P.M., 177 3740 G IGANTIC FLEA MKT. working mother. MASON CONTRACTORS COLONIAL WITH EXTRAS. 2 teehion field Earn up to S2Q0 opportunities to advance P ART TIME, approx. »*00 , Ave . Union Municipal Parking lot Union, Apply in person I A M.-4 comm, plus clothes, for vocation K 3 2A 3 ! ------K M Boats IMariM IS 355 7061 All masonry work. Fireplaces, stained glass windows, chestnut while learning. 2 3 eves, must N. J. ovar 100 spacas. Sun. May ------K 3 26 31 steps, patios, sidewalks, etc. 6*6 drive Call 7J* 5*47 or 7 * 57*9 PM. Do not tola phone for by August Show, sail ladies trim, fireplace; carper. In P«n**aks 5 DINING ROOM I pc. German, 1st, B 'N ai B rith. $10 per spece. BOAT T R A IL E R G ator, for 700 1467 or 564-7164. We do only the living, formal, dining A TV ------K 4-7 1 information or appointment sportswear (night work for 4 - - large extended hutch, very good lb., 17 ft. boat, 4x6x2 ft. PrttMtafciin — No agencies. months) Call 3*2 2579, 730 7115, O, 11 t* 7" 3 2*2, finest work. rooms. Beautiful kitchen, 3 AVON I I A M dak _ M tr— cond.. 1500 firm . 6*7 5551 removable carry ell body 5175. ------R 3 31 A3 bedrooms A lavs., rec rm. 352 5200 ------K 3 24 HEALTH FOODS. We carry full 273-7467. ALTERATIONS clothing SAME OLD MONEY ------K 4-1*1 houses, playhouses A such. Do 155,000. P rin cip al* only. 762- PROBLEMS?? Let me teach D INING ROOM set. Teakwood, line natural foods, honay, salt------R 3-26 15 custom made clothing novelties 0 « J * t o PART T IM E 1 you know somebody who has 79*9 you how to earn money selling ESNA Mediterranean with chandelier free A sugarless foods, nuts. A housewares. Alterations all CLERK TYPIST 1 one? Write Class Box 4146. c o ------Z 3-26 96 quality Avon Protect* in your : Sub. Pub. 1251 Stuyvesant Ave.. 5500. bedroom set, IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOD Pets, D*c$> Cats lfi type*. 371 7250. TBSNAOSR will do car Diversified duties, hours Mediterranean, quean size, incl. ------K 3-31 34 washing, lawn mowing, MOUNTAINSIDE spore time No experience BIVISION i Union. STORE, 5 Orange Ave , Irv., 3 bedrm Ranch, 2 bath*, living necessary Cali vaiisbu.g A flexible. Call MOUNTAINSIDE ------Z 3-26-5 lam ps 5000 Days (212 ) 552-6372. A TTE N TIO N DOO OWNERS babysitting, ate., Springfield. RECREATION COMMISSION. 372-6693. S U M M IT H E A L T H Town A Country Dog Training Ibcorm Tv Returns 51 467 1665 noon, tvs A weekends. rm w ith tpi. A adjoining dan, Irvington 761*122 Scotch AMERACECORP eves. 525-2051 A weekends. dining rm. peoaiod basement, 232 0015. Mrs. Rose 925-6502 ------R 3-24 FOOD STORE, 494 Spfld Ave , Club of Union offers a 10 week ------q 3 26 66 P lains *47 1524 Rahway 574 2330 Y auxhall Rd. ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS dark rm . central A C, 2 car 2220 Linden 4*6 g*42 Elizabeth ------R 3-24-1 I DISHWASHER Portable, GE, Sum m it. CR 7-2050. training course for S25. Taught Union. N.J 07003 READER A ADVISER ------R t-f Personal A Business prepared In garage. M id TO*. P rincipals A Union 153 Ml EquaiOppty EmployerM F PERSON fe handle general ; copportune. 550 00. 4 years old. by AKC licensed fudges. New PaifttMf 4 P apart a* 0a|___U office work, typing required, Spiritualist. Cards. Mind. HOLLYW OOD M E M O R IA L Beginner c la w s ta rt* A p ril 11th. y o u r hom e. C e ll 44S-0674 231 7300 S um m it 273 0702 ______R 3-24-1 I 564*157 ° nW * * 307 4 2 4 2 « ------R l l t - t i — pieesenl phone manner, across C rystal Readings ! ------—------K 3-24 PARK-Sectlon 29, Union, N.J. 2 No spike collars used For info, anytim e. SPRINO SPECIALS from Western Electric on Rt 1 A i Past, Present, Future graves, 4 burials, 5210 ea. 226- call 241 2115,232 9153 o r 355-7505 ------R *17-51 Call m« for low prlcas M OUNTAINSIDE BAOYSlTTERaoedod for « year GAL-GUY FRIDAY Available for D ISTINCTIVE GIFTS 5. Call Less. 344 1371. by mall, over 175 different 5539 ------*------R 3-31 16 AVERAGE Colonial, $665, o*d child. Westminster section. Must have experience in general Parties A Seances Hitch 6ft Cabinets 55 1st class area Hillside, light housekeeping 351 office duties Typing, phone, ------K 3-26-1 ; items. Priced at 51 to SI 55 55. K 3 W DOG OBEDIENCE 10 lesson CAPE CODS A RANCHES, 1545, BACK TO FRONT SPLIT 106 N Wood Av .Linden course S30. Union, Westfield, A SPLIT LEVELS A BI-LEVELS, 7*6* afterer 17 P M boohk ng. etc 17* 5000. for appt POLISHER wanted M - F No ------Z 4-2S-5 Something to please everyone. LAMPS — (2), rugs. (2), large KITCHEN CABINETS LE V E L, 7 rm s., 3 badrms., 2Vi R 1 2 * 1 ------1C * 2 * 1 ring work. experience , Send SBc for postage A handling oval, baby dresser, typewriter, Summit N.J. DOG COLLEGE, RESURPACEO-on existing $645. Trim work A Interior work baths. Cafhtdrai calling, preferred, no calls. A pply in of catalog to J R's Enterprises. box spring A mattress. 371 4096. 687 7393. doors A drawers No middle •t low prices. G. Belllno 272- redwood wall, A blue stone FPL BILLING CLERK TYPIST GENERAL factory workers M rs. Pauline ------R tf-1 6 gaad with figures, interesting needed—clean wars experience person only Schmid A Sons 1012 PHRENOLOGIST j 16 Kerlyn Court, ~Ellzal labeth. N.J. ------— ------K 3-26 men. Guaranteed lowest prices. 3076 In Itving room, science k it., w- position, ail Benefits. Springfield | preferred, no calls, apply in So S p rin g ife ld Ave. Reader A Advisor M an's SPORT JACKIT-Never Wanttd te Buy 17 353 7353 ------R 4 2 66 GE self-cleaning oven. Gas heat, area Call 4*2 n 50 persononly Schmid A Sons. 1012 Mountainside Tarot cards Mind Readings] R 3-31 worn, *69 value, half price. Dark ------R 3 26 55 A C, 100x156 lot. Many extras ------R 3 2*-l So S p rin g fie ld Ave. ------K 3 26 1 Crystal B all readings. See this ; DRESSER- Large with Mirror, green, size 42 44. Cell 666-7127. CASH FOR SCRAP Raafinc l Siding 71 M id 70'S. gifted lady today! Good Condition 6*7 4322 l oad your car. Cast iron, $1.00 Landscape, GardaBing I T CENTURY 21 CLERICAL-ACCOUNTS Mountainside FRESSER—Male or female. Open daily 9 a m 9 p.m. ------HA 3-26 M I N I * ROOFING CO. ------K 3 2*1 Established business, steady r 100 lbs , newsprp* ,* 1.00 per MILLBURN REALTY, INC. RECEIVABLE j 641 St Georges A v .Roselle MOVED MUST SELL ^ ) lbs., tied bundles free of LAWN MAINTENANCE Re-rooflng A roof rapalrt, 1 )0 PM to 111* P.M. work, holidays A vacation. 1077 2&S234 ELECTRIC STOVE-G.E., SELF this weekend. Qualify dln'ng Realtors 376 8660 foreign mater'Is. No l coooer, [ Repair lawns, spot seeding. seam lass gutters A leaders. 30 Farley Pi., Short Hills Mountainside firm seeks sects I Raritan Rd , Clark. 302 3000. Z 42ES \ CLEANING. WHITE. BABY room furniture (KARGES), 46c per lb.Brass lust 24c per lb. pruning, lime A fertilizer. Fully insured. Free estimates. receivable clerk whh computer j UAIIS-INBttSTRIAl] ------K 3 -26 1 i coach A stroller like new. Cell french provincial, table, cane ------Z 3 26 96 564 5573. Rags, Vi c lb. Lead A batteries, Reasonable 667 3075 „ 269 6266 , 37 9 4197. background Friendly working p-T t e l e p h o n e s a l e s Mrs. Nancy 24S-97C3 chairs, buffet, twin bedroom, we also buy comp print outs A ______R 3 26 57 2nd SHIFT ------R 3 24 — — ------Z * 7 76 ROSELLE PARK atmosphere Can bet. 2 A 4 P.M., , A M A P.M. hours. $3 per hr V!Lrl! I 2 " < frultwood bench A nauganyde tab cards. Also handle paper S PRINO CLEANUPS— Geo PATON Assoc plus commission Morris Ave., Psychic W«kder A Advisor ^ ESTATE SALE drives for scout troops and civic M s McCoy. 654 3141 We are looking for a mature love seats, Barcalounger, Complete lawn servlca, monthly Storm Wind*** IM Rltrs. Mtgs Ins — ------.------K * 2 *1 Spfld C all M r A llen 7614352 I Advice on a ll p ro ble m s A ll Complete contents of house wrought Iron table A 4 chairs, assoc , AAP PAPER STOCK 416 Chestnut St., individual who has q 3-36-1 1 types of readings. Consult ttxs Bedroom furniture, tables, CO., 48 54 So 20th St., Irvington, maintenance Tree work. Fu'ly CLERICAL-COLLECTIONS expertenca as an industrial occasional tables, captain's Insured. 241 4655 after 5 p.m, Alum. Sterm Windows Roselle Pk 241 6666 Mountainside firm, needs gifted lady. Kenilworth. lamps, kit set, dinette set. brie chair, yellow refrlg., lamps, (Prices subj. to change) 374 A Doors, Alum.-Vinyl guard. You must be wtlllng REAL ESTATE SALES ------R 4-7 5 1750. ------R 3 31 57 ------Z 3 2*96 ceiiectiens clerk wtth comptdor * I (Women or men) a brae, clothing. Baker baby misc. china A glassware, Frl., Replacement Windows. lo work the night shift Brand piano A much more. 97 ------K t f 17 LANDSCAPINO, spring S PRINGFIELD Cad Ms McCoy. weekends, w * after • « \ To start on a part time or full M rs. R h o B ii M arch 25th, 10 4 P.M ., Sat., 26th, SAVE 11 Buy from Installer. F A 4 P JA. SS4-SU1 Boydan Ave. Maplewood, Frl. A GERMAN W.W. II SOUVENIRS cleanups, fertilizing, seeding Attractive Cepe. LR, DR, mod. so l—y and benefits. Apply in I time baols. Join Union county's ALL TYPES OF READINGS 10-2 P .M . F a lrv le w A ve., ------K 3-14-1 T •ro t c a rd Readings A Spec. Sat 3G4. Sun. 912 Will pay cash for daggers, etc. Monthly melntenence. C all 373-1331 kit., fern. rm. screened parch, 3 person • A .M . 4 P M . Do net i most dynamic A reputable real I Mountainside. Directions. Off ------Z 5-26 61A C LE RICAL- co. W e'll trein you to be e 2060 M o rris AvTUrvkm ------K 3 26 ' Route 22, right on New uniforms, flags, medals, etc. Reasonable rates. Dependable. BRS. 2 fu ll baths, m id 50's call for information or I blk. frm. Ctr FreePrkg. EVERY THURS. FLEA MKT. l 2107. Jomest Realty ORDER PROCESSOR appointment No agencies nigh earner;- ^ s------BROUNELL------* A | Providence Rd. to Deer Path, Ask for Steve. 92*3627 Cell ( duties involve heavy pf|pne KRAMER **6 1600 — ------Z 4-7-5 10 A .M . 5 P.M .. Wesley Church top of hill, left on Falrvlew. ------R 4-9-17 R 5-26-57 REAL ESTATE 4*4 3355 eves 4*4 7751 work. expediting. order K3 24-1 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Hall. 5*53 Woodbrldge Av Terms Cash. AQUARIAN LANDSCAPINO ------Z 3 2* 9* Edlaon (between Ford A Amboy LIONEL TRArNS-at least 5200 processing a pre p ara tio n of Real Opportunity , By Experienced Masses? ------R 3 24 ea for engines No. 406, 361, 9, 400 DESIGN A PLANNINO quotation Typing A pie—ant ESNA Therapist For appt . *74 4137 A ve*.) Dealer* c a ll 73* 0232 Lawns: New A old. Malnt., Trae i Hwttt far Safa S P R IN G FIE LD —6*5,000 firm . Like people? Lfkt houses? want Z *30-5 — »------Z 3-31 MUST SELL-Cherry Mahogany E. 5344 Top prices paid for Expended split, 4 bedrooms on 1. phone personality important bedroom set, good cond. trains. 464 2652. Specialists. Spraying Prlcad to I • Salary commensurate with : BIVISION a stimulating A rewarding F L E A M A R K E T fit everyone's needs 666-9513 CRANFORD le v e l; 2'/i baths; oversized career? We have an opening In Reasonable. Also white double -----r------K t-f-17 living room, dining room, r«per«nc» Willing to trein For lost * FeeaS RECYCLE your treaaures at ------R3-31 57 (deal Startar Home- Cheerful our well established 25 yr. old f Conn. Farms Church, dressar. Call 667-9048 Sat. A Sun. TOP CASH for Silver Coins kitchen with separate eatlno interview ceil *67 6740. Mr AMERACECORP. K 3-26 TED SLACK landscaping A eat-inkltchtn, dlnlng-llving rm., Boschetti. 2330 V euxhall Rd. real estate firm . For details, call FO U N D G ER M AN Stuyvesant A Chestnut. Union. Stamps Used Scrap Gold supplies. Lawn maintenance, 2 BRS, modemtlie bath, new W a re a, 2 rec rooms; full ANN SYLVESTER'S NEWLY OPENED basement Large lot Dead end NORDSONINC Union. N J 070*3 , SHEPHERD, young m o le .: r f f ? n r | 0 W erdrobe Consignment Shop. Diamonds A Pocket watches. res. A com m Sod lawns A w, lovely porch patio w-fenced *25 Rahway Ave . union EqueiOppry. Employer M-F REALTY CORNER DENNIS COIN, 520 Stuyvesant shrubs, spring clten up. Fully in y*rd. Principals only 272 street Principals only. 379 5162, Realtor 376 2300 Conor P W ~ c o ll 3H- | STSSSSS' 7C? " pL-31 69 ------K t f-27 Repairing. Antiques restored, All typos of masonry work. surroundings, experience C A RPENTER CONTO S pringfield 379 6070. attics, hauling debrl*. lawn cut­ CIMPANIES Refinishing Henry Ruff, Call The H O N EY DO ------R t f 55 Fireplaces, steps, concrete, •aaaaaaaaa preferred. 20 to 25 hr*, per week All types contr . additions, Cabinet Re Finishing pi ottering, patios A repair*, etc. ting, general clean up. 666-5344. Ptnnrtrtg 4 Haatong 71 ERRORS 25 DeForesf Avenue | Cell for appt. Mr. Dubrow. 373 repairs A remod'l’g . Alter ins K ITCHEN CABINETS ------K TF 66 Summit, N.J. Stripping Veneers Expert designing. 373-9076. Sometimes they h appen m 1*561. Wm P Riviere. 6*6 729* Antiquing Vinyls Formica Sold A Installed. Old cabinets spite of alt our efforts to be Equal Oppty EmployerM F ------K t t 27 resurfaced.w-Formica. Formlce ------R tf 63 A L L HOME REPAIRS | — ------R 3-24-1 tiripOws Recover Your Old Cabinets, Carpentry, maionry, painting. accurate 3 2*1 G. G REEN W ALD New Doors A Drawers, counter tops. 466 0777 LAMCO IF YOUR AD HAS AN I SALESPEOPLE CARPENTER CONTRS. GARAGE DOORS, installed, ------R 3 31 55 Mm iiif 4 StOfifs 64 No job too sm all. Reasonable. INSURANCE CLERK for Counter Tops. 666 3026 P LU M B IN G A H EATIN O ERROR please call expanding underwriting dept ] 3 days a week for selling bettor_____ All type repairs, remod’i'g., kit. garage ext., repairs A ser CONTRACTOR immediately Suburban ------— R 3 31 64 Mountainside location, h s linens A bedspreads. Some j porches, enclosures, cellars, .electric operators A radio 944-3712 landsapt, G»rdmin| UNIVERSITY VAN LINES—An Specializing in bafht, P ublishing Corp. cannot be experience or flair for | *ttlcs. Free est. fully ins. : controls. Stevens Overhead i Rt t SO educated, move. All typos responsible tpr errors after G rad 232 6500. M r Derby : 29*4 Small jobs. kitchens, also homa decorating preferred Door Co CH 1 0749 INTERIOR A EXTERIOR P IZZUTI LANDSCAPING moving. Free est., move single Fantint 6 Fiptriiatgnt <1 l mprovamants- basemanta, the first issue of publication — ------R 3 2* 1 K t f-37 ------R t f 4? item. 276 2070 anyllme. BED N BATH painting, paperh*ngIng, Monthly contracts. Lime, RT F-64 attics, additions, minor C all 686-7700 INSURANCE CARPENTER AUTOMATIC GARAGE cerpontxy A roof In fertilizer, e tt Reasonable rates. J JA M N IK ra p a lrt, etc. Fra# o«f. Fully To make corrections Convenient downtown agency Short H lllt 3J» *» 3 in te rio r A E xterior DOOR OPENERS sheetrocking, floor tiling Call after 5 P.M. 667 6982 KELLY MOVERS Ext. A Int. Painting, decorating Insured. Lie. No. 5166. ■ requires experienced claim* ------K 3-34-1 Small jobs — form ica work, SERVICED SOLD INSTALLED ------— R 3 31 57 Local A Long Distance A Paperhanging. Free est. 6 ir Transmitters A receivers 3179. 6268 or 687 6619 anytim e I typist, excellent opportunity tor SCHOOL custodian—part time repairs. Call Tom. 667 5647 R 4 28 50 Agent North Amer. Van Lines. • right person ;school bus driver retponsi repaired Guar Open 7 days. FREE FERTILIZER A LIMB The GENTLEmen movers, 3*2 ------R t-f 68 964-4206 or 667-0904 K-t-f-27 DAVE A SON E lectronics 964 ATTENTION C.J. Simons Co. | bilities. Contact Mrs. Kestner. IRVINTON UNION HILLSIDE JOHNNY'S LANDSCAPINO 1360. P A IN TIN G A Decorating int A ■ - ZTF-71 . Garage Sales, etc. k ! Springfield Public Schools 37* 0206 S p rin g cle a n up', trim m in g ------R t f 64 E xt Alterations, paneling. F-ree 563 B rood St . Newark 21 r homeowners. Repair violations ! 1025 AA E O.E Carpet A Hup ------y u a shrubs A bushes, new lawns, est. ins. K. Schrelnofer, 6*7 8137, P LU M B IN O A H EATIN O This newspeper accepts ns done. Int. A ext. painting, SHORTLINE MOVERS 667 3713 eves. A wknds. Repairs, remodeling, violations. | ------K 3-24-1 plastering, leaders A gutters A sodding, seeding, top soil Packing A Storage. Appl. responsibility tor publishing m ,l“ K l * , CARPET IN S T'L D. 50 M onthly melntenence. 6*6 6069 ------R t f 68 Bath rms., kits., hof water i SEAMSTRESS—Sew at heme, carpentry work. Member m oving. Spec In piano moving. P AINTINO-Exterior A interior Boilers, steam A hot water sdverttsemants which do W ell to w ell Plus repairs 24 hour serv. 466 7267. not comply with town cut simple patterns. Cali after 5 ALTERATIONS Irvington chamber of ------R 4 -29-57 T ry us I Good job, reasonable systems Modern sewer INSURANCE Experienced. Cal! Andy commerce. ------R t f 64 ordinsnees th#t control P.M 379 57*3 or 7*2 *655 Acoustical ceilings, sheet rock A E XPERIENCED GARDENER rates. Free gst 666 5913. cleaning. Comm A res. Herb —------R 3-2*-1 ______75“ 7 il K 3-31 26 metal stud, wall A ceiling patch, M ILLER'S MOVINO T rlefle r, ES 2 0660 p riva te sales fro m homes it AL BODNAR Spring clean-up; will cut most Reas, rates. Local, long SECRETARY-FART TIME doors, bathrooms A basements, any lawn for $7 week Sod, top PAINTINO * 3 31 ** Z t-f 71 is the responsibility of the FIGURE CARPET STEAM C LEANED general carpentry work Ins. GENERAL PAINTING CONT. distance Shore specials, ins. interior A extfrlor. Trim work. NEED A PLUMBER? CALL person placing the "For 12 days per week, small SOll, Call 666 5649. congenial office. Previous Professionally 11 cents sq ft OF IRV. 371 4392 Free est 245 3298 Apartments No job too small. GERARD NO (Ob too smell. Sale” ad to comply with g , t t i R 3-31-50 ------R 4-29-57 ------R 3 31 64 CLERK experience desired Cell 379 7*7* Contact: DR KARPET ------R 3 31 50 96*7515. Reas, rates. 241 6409. Lie. No. lecst reputations days. | 355 4100 CARPENTRY PLUMBING LARRY'S LANDSCAPINO ------R t t 68 4866 General Contractors ------2 t f 71 ------R 3-26-1 ------K 3 10 26 MASONRY Spring cleanups, complete lawn PAINTING COMPUTE YOUR SECRETARY—PT f Beths, kitchen cob , sid in g , care, tree* A shrube—plenting, Florida Specialist Qeaemf Stmces roofing, basements, Armstrong FRANGIONE CONST. trim m in g A rem ovals. No job FIO M 1RV.-KETIS H Wrifirition 71 FUTURE! j Experienced for union firm, 41 ceilings, tiling 20 years exp. DON’S painters. Int. ext. Fully ins. Call , hours daily State qualifications' Specializing in Asphalt too sm all. 354 1140. 372 5343 or 371 9787. Nm ... PROFESSIONAL OFFICE A ANTHONY D’ALESSIO Concrete, Masonry Repairs ------R 3 3157 Economy Movers, Inc. We Service Refrigeration if you have on aptitude for ! A salary desired W rite Class. house cleaning, etc., done by l 667*566 Equipment. Also Residvntial A. Tan "HUNT ID " CM It figures end enjoy math, Box 4144, Suburban Publishing Chain Link Fence , FOR FINER GROUNDS Local & CARLF.KUEHNER party References A trenv 354 - ______R t-t-Sd installation end Repair MAINTENANCE interior painting • A Commercial Sales. For Service consider Kemper, one of the Corp., 1251 Stuyvesant ave.. 7*21 or 527 1953 Call 371 6003 world's leading insurance Union. INDUSTRIAL A COAAMERCIAL Serving industrial, commercial, Long Distance paperhanging. First class work, ------K 3 3 32 MAINTENANCE residential. Call Mr, Antone, Don ATbecker. M gr . insured. 375-0*27. Z 1 24 ^ companies as pert of your ------K 3-2*1 i H ue ib^raveiests ------R 3 31 66 “ STAR future You'll train in j SECRETARY Broad St.. Pefixery Sarsve 33 FREE ESTIMATES 686 1670. Certified Ik., insured. Union, N.J. Itoofini t Sidini Sum m it for 6 months theh Elizabeth lew firm I 635-2792 or 373 79*4 ------R 4 26 57 IN TERIO R A E XTERIO R 71 * ★ transfer to NYC You'll Experienced preferred, steno * S TRU CKING A ------HA 3-31 50 loans, Finance Companits 60 6 8 7 -0 03 5 Painting, Leader A Gutter work. receive • good salary, ■ required, full or pert time, MESSENGER SERV We pick •CLASSIC • _ ^|_.R t , 64 Free est. ins. Stephen Deo, 233 All types of roofing A repairs, N.J License No 30307 Income Taz Returns 51 3561. 354 6580 Slate, Asphalt Shingles, Hot Tar, excellent benefits end a weekdays F5 P.M. 353 7131. up A delv parcels, etc LOANS BY PHONE career opportunity For an 5*41117 _ •A LU M S IDING* ROOFING ------• R t-f-66 Gutters, Leaders. Ins. Free Est. i ------R 3 26 1 ______- K 3 31 33 INCOME TAX RETURNS Secondary M ortgage ii*»ns. N appointment, please call SEC RETAR Y—N A T L * KITCHENS MAJESTICCORP STRUCK” •STORM WINDOWS Federal A State, prepared In MOVING 522 4209 HEALTH AGENCY TYPING a | your home, by accountant. 241 2045 Springfield Ave , Union Local A Long Distance Fredrick W. Richards STENO S A LA R Y $125 1135 1 Dressmaking 34 • BATHROOMS Save money. We paint top Vi, CREST RFG.,374-0627 Gam extra attention ter yeur 5268, eves Free Est. Insured ------Z t-f 78 classified ad by asking yeor 1 GOOD BNFTS. 379*042 •REPLACEMENT ------R 3 31 51 CALL 964-0747 (Keep us moving you paint bottom V*- KEMPER K 3 2*1 DRESSMAKING AAlteratton*. WINDOWS ------R 3 3, »o and you save) Why taka chancas? W IL L IA M H. VEIT ''Ad visor” to place e star at INCOME TAX RETURNS Roofing-Seamless Gutters me tap start can be ^rderor* SECY. TYPIST : done expertly on women A C A LL 24 HOURS FEDERAL A STATE 351 5403 Union ! children * clothing. 233 91*0 Manlwiwc. 5»mc« 62 Paul’s M&M Free est. Do Own Work. N.J. Ins. M 2-1 me. 4 line or 6-lir— INSURANCE Prepared In your home or mine. 762 0769 Maplewood Sine* 1932 ; 373 1153. (See samples below). i ------^ ------K U 1 4 r r 7 687-4484 SS I Call Elmer V. Zelko, 666 0058. M oving FULLY INSURED ------Z t-f-76 CHARLES LANZB1 1925 Vauxhall RD ,Union COMPANIES CALL NOW ■ ■■"— '■ 1 R 3 30-50* ------R 4-14-51 Melntenence Service ------q t-f-66 Oneway* 668 7768 Hart's tkc »«j i ijptcal 25 DeForest Avenue A ssignments available for I INCOME TAX RETURNS 20 Year* Exp. L.L. PAINTING Union County Sum m it. N J people with good typing A steno ! IDEAS FOR 77 PREPARED IN YOUR HOME F lo o rs w a x e d A cleaned, homes, Interior A Exterior Real rates. Uasstai >4 with i 4-lax star skills. Linden. Eliz. areas Stop LIMA PAVING INC. Old time carp with thxt mod. B ‘ Y q u a l if ie d offices, complete janitorial Expert workmanship Free est EquaiOppty E mpioyerM F Driveways, perking lot* A touch! Pan'i'a porches ACCOUNTANT, 22 YRS R 3 24 l a at our oH'ce A register Get w o rk S4 A $5 n o rm a l rm . 668- 048 Jobs 607 1489 Home Improvements meet our counselors, learn whet roods All type masonry P ! shutters ceil. fam _rjn^s_ EXPERIENCE M. RlCHMAN ------R 3 31 66 windows doors repairs FREE 6919,688 6967 R 3 31 62 JOANNE KIMBERLY temp work can do for you. est 372 3000. 373 6324 36* 7136. ODD JOBS-All home DAN'S PAIN TIN O Reasonable JEWELRY PARTY PLAN IS HIGH RATES NO FEE K tf 35 -- — ------R4-7-51 improvements, painting, clean­ And decorating, int. A ext EXPANDING AND HAS F E D E R A L A STATE Mm o w ) IT ups, etc. 686 2417 or 761 7125. Reasonable rates Free 276-0605 OPENINGS FOR MANAGERS A1 TEMPS CteJncRiaaa i l income Tax returns ------R 3 31 66 Estimates. Insured. 889 6200. H O U S E H O L D 101 No. WoodAv ,Linden 925 1401 LINN CONSTRUCTION professionally prepared by CALL ME LAST,masonry jewelry, entire AND DEALERS WORK YOUR LIG H T haul., clean up gar., ------R t-f-66 OWN HOURS HIGHEST 1595 M o rris Av ,Union 964 1 M l KCLJO N C M Lie No 40M. CO.,INC. Accountant In your home. Cali plastering, waterproofing, self DAVIS PAINTINO house Fri A Sat empl. A insured. W ork guar. A basmts , remove old turn., appl. T ill Wort 14 COMMISSION EXCELLENT ------K 3-24 1 fully insured, no job too big. no CARPENTERS ROOFERS for appt A. Bufanlo 668 0947 or Days 687 2161 aft 4:30, 96*1432 Ext. A Int. Reasonable, free est. SNe A ve . Union job too sm ell 241 97*5 WE B U ILD A REPAIR NUIFRIO, 30 Yrs. exp ES 3 8773. HOSTESS P LA N NO (1) Service Station Mechanic (1) R t f 63 ------K tf-6 6 F u lly ins. Excellent ref. 561 5363 JOHN OtNICOLO Til* Service Station attendant. Apply ------» K f t 37 ADDITIONS DORMERS “ ______R 3 3, 51 any time. DELIVERING OR ROOFS A GUTTERS A ALOCNIS A TTENTION HOMEOWNERSl Contractor — Kltchans, COLLECTING CAR AND 202 W 1st st.. Roselle TRiPUS S.prindlinger Mason C ontractor Steps AttlCS Ct ------R 3 31 68 Bathrms., A Rapalrs. Estimates ★ Two-line star CHEVRON LEADERS OARAGE TELEPHONE NECESSARY Electrk DOORS F A M IL Y ROOMS. INCOME TAXES Sidewalks Patios cleaned SIDNEY KATZ cheerfully given. 666 5550. CALL COLLECT TO CAROL ------K 3 26 1 MANY REFERENCSS- PROFESSIONALLY PREPARED Specialize In Small Jobs removed. Leaders A gutters Painting, paperhanging, ------r ZTF-64 ★ Four-line star DAY 51*405 4425 BETWEEN TOOL a D l t M AKCR f Z S ' J S , ' FULLY INSUREDre*RBK f FEDERAL, NEW JERSEY 867 Ray Ave..Union,N.J. cleaned, trucking Reas rates plastering int. A ext. Free 8 30AS 00 OR W R ITE JOANNE All •round ««p.rl«K. lo Build , ilcIS sT ? " N?*tJf ESTIMATES. AND NEW YORK STATE ------0*6 4615 R H .63 763 6054 estimates. 687 7172. ------MAt f 66 PLUMBERS KIMBERLY, PO BOX SMS. quality, small progressive dies 1 nnno 666 62M 371 1654 964-4861 o r 687-2253 ------R t f 6* ATTENTION I Sell* your ROESSLEVILLE BRANCH. Clean m odem shop, top rotes A i a U H n o H iR t - f 90 F R A N K M O HR 25 y rs ------HA 4 2 51 Rubbish Removed INTERIOR A EXTERIOR services to 30,000 local ^ Six-line star A LB A N Y . N Y 12205. benefit* Cell 241 5566 i ------K t f 37 G E N E R A L CONTRACTOR experience Stepo b ric k A stone All appl., turn., wooa A metals ______R 3-2*1 1 _RLECTRICIAN A LL TAX RETURNS veneers fireplaces patios Painting, Leaders A Gutters, families with low-cost Want ------R3»31 1 ! Alterations, additions, painting, taken away. Attics, basm ts. A Free Estimates insured 666 CHET ERICKSON kitchen*, etc. Fully Insured. R. Confidential R.A. Blrknor additions. Fully Insured. Free gar cleaned. Reas, rates. 325 Ads 686 7700 Te Mate Yeur Ad K ITCHEN HELPER TYPESETTER(PHOTO) Sm ell jobs spec') Hood lights, 7983 or 753 7939. M r. j , G lin n ln l, Experience preferred 7 a.m. 2 VIP EXPERIENCE DESIRED SANOS 467 6715. Roselle Perk 245 3175 estimates. 241 2946 otter 5 P.M. 2713 ------q t-f-** outlets, etc. 399-9794. ------R 4 7 51 ------R 4 2 63 ------K t f 66 "STM S T tuor p m daily tan after l p.m for CALL ------K t t y — ------R T F 9 0 appt ask for kitchen 37*299* 964 4533 gall an "Ad Vitae" Men. lb Erl. ------K 3-26-1 ’ ------K 3-24 1 9 a m . lb S p .m - b» L P N o rR N TYPIST-Full time. 9 5 Dial 6H-T7M *4 M *.M.. 2 or 3 days Por M o rris Ave., Union 6 * 6 - 7 7 0 0 week. Springfield area 371 2560 Cell M r O rr CALL THE EXPERTS TO DO THE JOB - RIGHT! ... fe place an a# l after 10 A.M. . 667 2200 ___:------R 3-2*1 ------K 3 26 1 ****** t^ * * I H a n * for M i Apitmwts For Hint 102 hitomBbita lot $•!« IK Reams hr Rant P u b l i c Notice Public Notice Thursday, i/arch 24, 1977 IPXINOFtlLO IRVINOTON IRVINOTON 1«7) M A V IR IC K Q RASBBR I AGOODBUY Daslrabla 2V» rm s., SlTo month. Furnished room, cyl., R4H, auto, lew mileage, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING LOO. mooiormoo tor norm.,Barm, in thli Newly decorated 3 V* rm i., S100 Sanford Ave., 835 weak. cream puff, make offer. 3S3- 371 2722 WHEREAS, the Town of At a regular meeting of the ottroctlvo 3 bdrm. colonial F di Call after 6 P.M., 7881. Irvington has applied for and Municipal Council of the Town In LR 4 lov an l i t Hr. j u it camo Z>31 97 399-7256 ------K 3-26 126 Applications available IRVINOTON (URRIft) received approval for the of Irvington, New Jersey, held on m o rkot In low U O 'i Saa and ------— Z3-26 102 1971 M USTANO, Boas 351, 4 maka ottort Lovely 2 room kltcharwtta, all co n stru ctio n of a s to rm sew er I the“ 22nd ...... day of M a rch 1977,.. IRVINOTON speed, PS, PB, A M FM radio. around Durand Place area Councilman Rosenbush n#w,y <*9coratad, FU R NISHE D room, w ith dan, *2000 t i l t bath 4 shower, haat 4 hot refrigerator 4 electric plate. Identified hs EDA Protect No introduced the fo llo w in g REMLINGER water, wall managed elevator 376*8161 01 51-01994; and ordinance, which ordin ance REALTOR* Orange Ave. 2 blocks from K 3 26 126 376 3319 •p t. bldg. S190 tal. 372-1252. Center. $35 week. Businessman WHEREAS, the plans and was taken up its fir s t Z 3 26 96 1973 FO R D RANCHWAOON, specifications were developed Z 3 26 97 preferred. 399 9093. low mileage, ps, pb, luggage reading and passed: for Artists-in-Schools UNION IRVINOTON (UPPER) Z 3 36 102 rack, mounted studded snows. to discharge the storm water AN ORDINANCE TO NEW LISTING 3 room apt., new cabinet UNION 241 0356 itto Lightning Brook Basin; A M E N D N D 4 BEDROOMS.2 BATHS kitchen, new appliances, FURNISHED bedroom, private ------K 3 26 1 26 and SUPPLEMENT The New Jersey State Council on the based on several factors These include Young n ye a r old fomiiy horn*, completely decorated, home. Mature business WHEREAS, that design was ORDINANCE NO. MC Arts is accepting applications from the enthusiasm of the school ad­ Imm aculate bldg. 1195-8220. Call gentleman only. Iwporto, Sgerts City estimated to cost 2455 CONCERNING control olr, roc room, 15x129 fi 375-7298. 121 lot, Rronklln School area approximately 3.15 m illion OFFICERS A N D school districts for its Artists-in-Schools ministration, availability of studio Asking 159,900. Submit o tfo ri Z 3 26 97 Z 3 -36 -102 IM X C O R V IT T I — Two tope, dollars and disrupt businesses EMPLOYEES OF THE EVE*. E o rth a , 611 5615, or IRVINOTON (UPPER) 427 cubic In. manual. Maka an program which brings professional space in which the artists can work, a Ro m m Hm M and the closing of major TOWN OF IRVINGTON, Horvoy, 467 1959. Realtor*. 2 room apt., 3rd floor, private 103 o ffa r around $4,000. Evas 399 home. All utilities Included. intersections such as Mill ESSEX COUNTY, NEW artists in the state into the classroom to commitment by the school district to 4519 or 467 0972 Road, Boyden Avenue, Mature business parson. 1140 Business gentleman seeks room ------K 3 26 1 28 JERSEY, UNDER THE work directly with students w ith bath In Union, preferably In S tuyvesant A venue and 40th PROVISIONS OF THE continue the program after completion Oak Ridge Realty plus security. A pril 1st. 399-9289. 1968 CAMARO, white, black 372 M o rris Av,,Spfid.376 4822 Z 3 24 97 a mother daughter home with Street and such streets as 40th CIVIL SERVICE ACT OF Artists representing seven major of the formal part of the residency and separate entrance 4 A C, no j., p.S., ------Z 3 26 96 IRVINOTON-VAILS. LINE new tires, a m. radio clean. S500. Street, Coolidge Street and N E W JERSEY AND areas will be available to work with the UNION cooking. Call 376 5247 e fte r 6 :30 Harding Terrace; and ADOPTING the willingness of the school district tt 3Vi large modern room t, A-C, p.m. Call e fte r 5 p.m. 233 1 429. P*ts o.k., S200 security. ------K 3 26 128 WHEREAS, requests were APPROPRIATE TITLES schools in the 1977-78 academic year match state and federal funds FANTASTIC BUY CONTACT REALTY, 373 1670 Z42 103 made to the Corps of AND SALARY RANGES Capo Cod, 7 rm s., 4 bodrms * Realtor. COLLEGE student from France under the State Arts Councils Additional information and ap­ mod. kltchon, dining room, requires furnished rm., Union Autos Wanted 12* Engineers to discharge the THEREFOR, SETTING lalouslod porch, roc basement, ------Z 3 24 97 area, w-kltchen 4 bath storm water into Elizabeth UP THE RESPECTIVE program. Programs will be available in plications may be obtained by writing O R R | 1 1 W P alum, siding, carpotlng, 220 privileges from June 15-July River along Yale Avenue on DEFINITION, (MORRISTOWN), 1, 2, 3, brrrv CARDACPS TOWING O ctober 15, 197B'; and EXAMPLES OF WORK folk arts, poetry, crafts, dance, en­ to A1 Kochka, Executive Director. New oloctrlc. St. Mlchaolt. Top luxury, A C, Garden Apts., Pool, 31st. W rit* P O Box 145, Union 24 hr. serv. Highest prices raid valuo. »50's. Realtor S285 up. N.Y.C. bus, trains, 519- P.O., Union, N.J. for lunk cars 4 trucks. 357 1894. WHEREAS, approval from AND REQUIREMENTS vironmental design, fitmmaking and Jersey State Council on the Arts, 27 W Taklng appl ------Z 3 26 103 K 3 24 129 the Corps of Engineers was FOR EACH OF SAID visual arts. State st., Trenton, N.J 03625 White Realty 688-4200 Z t f 97 JUNK CARS 4 TRUCKS received on M a rch 4, 1977; and OFFICES, POSITIONS ON THE G*a|g for Rant 101 WANTED WHEREAS, this discharge AND EMPLOYMENTS. All schools in New Jersey are eligible Z 3 24 96 S25 toSlOO UNION PALISADES into the Elizabeth River SPRINOPIELD 57 4 9450, 985 6406 should reduce the construction BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE to participate in the Artists-in-Schools 4 Bodroom Split, attractlvo K 5 5 129 homo, modorn kit., 2 lavs., 1 640 Sq. F t. n ew ly re b u ilt JUNK CARS WANTED costs, by appeoximately MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF program, a joint effort of the New Grant is given bath, family rm., LR, DR, fc For Rent- structure, cement floor, for Also lete model wrecks *500,(XTO, and THE TOWN OF IRVINGTON storege and or m u lti car usa Call anytime WHEREAS, this Yale as fo llo w s : Jersey State Council on the Arts, the **C*Kal»» , RLTR 763 4500 Only IS Minnies *100 month. Call 379 6799, 589 6469 and 353 6098 Avenue design will further SECTION 1. That schedule National Endowment for the Arts and Z 3 24 96 ------Z 3 24 106 ------K t-f-129 reduce the construction No. 2 of Section 2 of Ordinance to help protect LOCAL new car dealer will pay im,ipacts as recited above; and No. MC 2455 be amended and the school districts. .Schools selected Otticn for Dint 111 overbook price tor clean suburb WIST ORANOE Front Mid-Town used cars. A ll makes 4 mod. WHEREAS, it s necessary supplemented to include the provide matching funds to help offset Grogory aroa, -lovoly Colonial, FOB B IN T, OfflcM, 750 So. Ft., Also vintage cars. imm. cash to retain a consultant to creation of the following noar schools, Ig. LR w ith Ppi, Centrallyally Located on No. Wood M r C arr 7*6 3 6226, 763 3400 prepare such plans and position, definition, examples the cost of the program. Pine Barrens DR,.don, oat In kit., porch, 3 4 Manhattan Av»., LINDEN, Ideal for ------K t f -129 specifications as are of work, educational and The Council is accepting applications •Rs., 2 baths. Roducod to Business 4 Professional usa. necessary for the construction experience requirements, and The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation 147,000. Owner, 32 5 2149. T tl. 862 4232 OUTRAGEOUS of said improvement; and qualifications recommended for the poetry component immediately. ------Z 3 24 96 Z 4 14-111 PRICES PAID WHEREAS, such services by the Civil Service has made a *50,000 grant to the New MILLBURN FOR JUNK CARS are of such professional Commission: The residencies for poetry last from Jersey Conservation Foundation to help H^artitwaiH far Haiti The Luxurious CALL ME LAST 97 800 Sq. F t„ personal ent. 4 bath. nature and are exempt from FIRE LIEUTENANT four days to three months and the All services incl. On-sit# Free Tow ing688 3023 it protect critical sections of the Pine l l l i l 100'iot apt! K 4-7 129 competitive bidding; and SECTION 2. The following and homes, GALAXY parking $6.50 Sq. Ft. 467 9696. W H E R E A S , it is proposed to are the definitions, examples school districts’ cost is *225 Barrens of South .Jersey. all areas, all pricesIces. THERE IS ------Z 3 26-111 HIGHEST PRICES NO SUBSTITUTE______JTE FOR OUR pay for the cost of this design of work, and requirements for Residencies in visual arts begin in The charitable organization was EXPERIENCE Office Speci for Rant 112 PAID out of the funds approved by the said position of Fire HOME RENTALS Bkr. for |unk cars. Local dlst. towing previous council resolution Lieutenant. October or January and last from four established after the death of the late S40 99/4333 can 232-2350 DrPW 76 0928 29 dated 9 28 76 DEFINITION: Has charge Z 3 26 97 See Our UNION to five months. The co6t to the in­ AO 800 SQ. FT. PANELED, 1ST K t-f-129 awarded for professional of a fire department company Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge of LANDLORDS services for the preparation of dividual school district is *1,000 We can help you rent your Display Ad FL, Stuyvesant Ave. location; ■ JUNK CARS or a platoon tended to assist in Madison in 1973. Its grant is one of the vacant apt* to desirable A-C, Individual heat control, Any *year, make or modal, Plans and Specifications for the extinguishing of fires, does ’ The filmmaking residency is four tenants, screened bv Pvt lav. Call 687 4667 , 9:30-5 highest prices paid, 862 9533 storm sewer improvements; related work as required. largest NJCF has received in its ofessionais at no cost to you Z 3-26 112 days; eves. 273-9193 NOW THEREFORE BE IT DISTINGUISHING months long and starts in the spring Broker in the MOUNTAINSIDE campaign to raise *750,000 for purchase RESOLVED BY THE CHARACTERISTICS: The with a cost to the school dis.rict of TIM E R E A LTY 399-4228 200 Sq. Ft., modern office, heat, Motorcycle For Solo MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF Fire Lieutenant works under of selected tracts in the Pinelands for — ------Z 3-24 97 Real Estate Display A C,' carpeting, parking. Prof, 130 THE TOWN OF IRVINGTON the direction of a Fire Captain $1,000 eventual use as an ecological reserve LANDLORDS—no fee- we bldg. Call 233-2060, 9am 3pm. that a contract be awarded to and is in com plete charge of — ------— Z 3 24 112 FOR SALK: 972 HONDA 310 cc. The residency in crafts is an eight- have o list of thoroughly Section ot this Motorcycla. $500 or beat offer. Edwards and Kelcey, Inc., as his equipment and personnel The contribution will help the non­ qualified screened 4 select Sterts for Rent 114 Call 245-6891 a fte r 5 P.M. professional consultants for during a fire call and at month program which starts in October prospective tenants, S im plify K 3-24-130 the preparation of Plans and headquarters. He takes a profit, member-supported Con­ the rants l process' Paper Today! LIVINGSTON Specifications for the leading part in fighting fires. at a cost of *2,500 per school district in servation Foundation acquire 30,000 NORTH REALTY 964 6406 1700 Sq. F t. fo r je w e lry , Z 3 24 97 Stuyvesant Avenue and Yale EXAMPLES OF WORK: matching funds. H 3-26-97 accessories, other quality Publ ic Nofice Avenue storm sewer Takes command at fires until acres in the Wading River watershed in ROSELLE PARK operation. 994 3555. Folk arts residencies are available to PUBLIC NOTICE improvement to discharge the arrival of superior Burlington and Ocean Counties, the ELIZABETH 213 Locust St., 3 rooms, 2nd ------Z3 26 114 into Elizabeth River for a officers, directs the work of floor, all utliifits supplied. No WHEREAS, the Town of school districts for a period of four Luxury I bedroom apt , In fixe d fee of $39,750.00 as per firemen engaged in focal point for its initial drive. The area Elizabeth'* finest bldg., with pats 353 2609 &W|S., Salt, R*nt Lift# 116 Irvington desires to months starting in the spring The cost dishwasher 4 central A C. All Z 3 26 97 participate in the Green Acres their proposal dated March 7, extinguishing fires; preserves provides habitat for many plant and DOVER AREA 1977. order and discipline among utilities 4 perking included. SPRINOPIBLO Matching Fund Program for is $1,000 in matching funds. animal species, some of them rare and From S320 Call 356 6670 LU X U R Y Town House-2 BR, IV* For lease, 13,000 ft. excellent the acquisition of Green Acre BE IT FURTHER- subordinates; gives suitable clean bldg , zoned light Industry Z 3 26 97 baths, Ig. living rm.-dining p ro p etr rt' fy ; and RESOLVED that pursuant to assignments and instruction A residency in environmental design endangered with loading docks, junction Rt. Rule 5:30 1.10 of the Local to subordinates, provides IRVINOTON room, ibundry, rec. rm., See 80, on 15 So. Call 361 1115. WHEREAS, the New Jersey begins in September or January and 3 rm apt , heat _4 hot.... water____ Supt. Mountainvlew Gardens, 99 Finance Board, the required them with needed advice and Working with the Nature Con­ ----- ■ Z3 26 116 Department of Transportation supplied, in well maintained Hillside Ave. has set forth the requirements. Certificate of Availability of assistance when difficult and lasts from four months to one year at a servancy, a nationally-active con­ apt bldg., near stores 4 transf Z 3 26 97 Mobil* Homes funds for the above Contract ungsual problems arise, and Immed. occupancy occup Securit 123 of two appraisals by approved' CQSt of *2,500 SPRINOPISLD Real Estate Appraiser"! being has been obtained from the checks their work to see that servation group, NJCF expects to sell required. Adultste ppreferred. ■ 372 6 Rms. on 2nd fl. of 2 fam ily, The dance component provides 0310. DEERFIELD BEACH, necessary prior to the Comptroller of the Town of proper procedures are its acquisitions to the state or federal Z 3 26 97 garage included, located near FLORIDA mobile home, 1 acquisition of any Green Irvington. The appropriation followed, that reasonable residencies by a major dance company Center 1310 montnpius utilities. bedroom, central air, haat, car to be charged for this standards of workmanship, government to provide protection for IRVINOTON 666 3867 4 688 3477. Acres funded properties; and Large studio, *220, 1 bedroom, port, Call after 6 p m. 964 1439. expenditure is from second conduct and output are for a period of two weeks and then by ------HA 3-26 97 ------Z 3 26 123 WHEREAS, proposals were the resources of the area Those 1260, modern a ir conditioned, received from Leon Abramson (2nd) year under Title I maintained and that desired individual thermostat, '/i block UNION objectives are achieved; acts individual specialists for a four-week resources include the Cohansey aquifer VKition Uni till 4 Co., at P.O. Box 199, 10 Housing and Community from Canter 4 ell transp. Vary NEAR 7 11, modern rooms, IN D e v e lo p m e n t A c t of 1974, period starting in the spring The cost is private home, firs t floor, no Washington Avenue, in the place of a Fire Captain quiet, 53 Linden Av#., 399 9188 Other Expenses. in his absence, supervises the underlying the Pine Barrens, believed L 3 26 97 pets, S300-security. CONTACT • EACH HAVBN WBIT Irv in g to n , New Jersey 07111, *2,000 in matching funds REALTY, 373 1670 Realtor. Breezy young 6 room Ranch on and also from Robert W. BE IT -FURTHER i cleaning and maintenance of to be the largest unpolluted water IRVINOTON RESOLVED that a copy of the building, rooms, and 4 large rm front apt., Z 3 24 97 bulk-headed lagoon, gas Hendricks, at 7 Hutton The overall Artists-in-Schools supply in the nation decorated, heat supplied, near UNION barbecue, cable TV, patio Avbnue, West Orange, New this Resolution shall be equ ip m e n t; assigns fire m e n to program stresses actual work by buses 4 shopping Mrs 2 large clean nicely furnished furnitu re . Call 257-1259. Jersey 07052, for a pp raisals of published in the local I inspect schools, theaters, Belenich, 284 M yrtle Ave , 1st fl. rooms. Newly decorated, w-w Z 3-26-124 the following listed newspaper within 10 days of I offices, and other buildings students in conjunction with the artists its passage. 1 and to assure that proper fire t i r- . . . ______Z 3 26 97 carpet, A.C. Private tile bath 4 POCONOS properties: in the particular discipline entrance. No pets. Gentleman HOUSE sleei>ps 6, near ski slopes, 111 Montgomery Avenue BE IT FURTHER precautionary measures are IRVINOTON preferrad 686 11487 487 weekends *75 weekly SI25, Block 167, Lot 25; RESOLVED that Mayor j maintained at public Requests from schools are reviewed Computer test 1 rm . apt , 1st floor (Orange Z 3 26 97 m onthly $400 Call 536 4871 115 Montgomery Avenue Rober H. M iller be authorized gatherings; prepares suitable Ave.) H 4 HW, parking space, VAILS IRV. LINE ------Z 4 2-124 Block 167, Lot 26; to execute the necessary j reports of fires, equipment by a panel of experts in each phase to be im m e d ia te o ccup an cy. S165. 3 beautiful rooms, small quiet, Agreements in order to and personnel, keeps needed Write Class. Box 4143, Suburban 484 T w e n ty - F ir s t S tre e t covered by the program Approval is is programmed well kept apt bldg. Adults. 372 AUTOMOTIVE Block 167, Lot 11; finalize the award to Edwards 1 records and files. Publishing, 1291 Stuyvesant 2175. and Kelcey, Inc REQUIREMENTS: Ave., Union. Z 3 26 97 119-121 Montgomery The Trenton Computer Festival, the ------HA 3-24-97 Avenue-Block 167, Lots 27 4 VALENTINE P. MEISSNER 1. Graduation from High VAILS (UPPER) ManiMla lot Six i n Town C lerk School, or Vocational High originator of amateur computer tests, 5 rm *., 2nd fl. h 4 hw. supplied, 28, and Byrne to greet IRVINGTON WHEREAS, the cost of each Irv . H e rald, M a r. 24, 1977 School, or possession of an Garden apt., 3Vj-4'/j rooms, A C, call 375 5279 or 375-1766 will be held again on April 30 and May 1 Z 3 26 97 1965 OLOSMOBILB. Very good a p p ra isa l is * 2 ,000.0 0 , (F ee: $26.16) approved High School heet 4 hot w ater supplied, condition, R 4 H snow tires, NOW ------Equivalent Certificate. The second TCF is being expanded to convenient location. Avail, now. VAILSBURO (UPPER) T HEREFORE BE IT 3 rooms, 3rd floor, heat 4 hot *300., or best otter. R E S O L V E D B Y T H E i. Three, four or five years Legion's head Call 375 0643 4640221 two full days, with new and larger ------Z 3 26 97 water supplied, refrigerator, MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF of experience involved in tt>« garage April l*t occupancy ------K 3-26-126 THE TOWN OF IRVINGTON NOTICE OF HEARING extinguishing of fires as Gov. Brendan Byrne will formally facilities to house up to 90 exhibitors IRVINOTON 1973 HORNET HATCHBACK, BOROUGH OF specified by the Department Attractive 2Vi room apartment, 373 2637 or 335 0042. th a t: welcome William J. Rogers, national Computer conference sections and ------Z 3 26 97 perfect cond., * new tires, R 4 1. The two proposals ROSELLE PARK of Civil Service as the elevator building, heat 4 hot H, auto. trans., naw battery. Union County, N J. minimum amount requ ire d forums are planned on the following wattr supplied Available April described above for the above commander of The American Legion to Aparlrngnt* Wanted 9 t 40,000 m l., orlg. owner, S1795. described properties be and PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby for this position. 1st. 375 0669 4 399 *5 8 372-7313. given that the Commissioners 3. Possession of a valid New New Jersey during ceremonies in topics Microcomputers for home, ...... — Z 3 26 97 are hereby accepted Dy the APT. WANTED: 4 rooms or 3 K 3 26-126 of Assessment will hold a Jersey driver's license may be Trenton tomorrow. Rogers is planning radio amateurs, education and 1975 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Town of Irvington. IRVINOTON large, single person. Union, 2. Mayor Robert H. Miller PUBLIC HEARING at required. medicine; consumer applications of 2' Deroxtra, Henry T. Czaya and frlands attended the funeral successful bidder, they will maintaining cooperative and the Town of Irvington, New thence to Sacred Heart of Jesus servlet at HAEBERLE 4 JEAN KEENAN, enter into a contract with the percent of said corporate Hill mm Mrs. Jean Pachuckl. Relatives Church, Irvington, for a Funeral Borough Clerk helpful relationships with Jersey will meet on Tuesday licensee's stock: 1- 1 \ S'! 10 1*1 \ ( i and friends attended the funeral BARTH HOME FOR Borough of Roselle Park in citizens and others; to evening April 12, 1977, at 8:00 linn Mass at 9 A.M. Interment Holy FUNERALS, 971 Clinton Ave., The Spectator, Mar, 24, 1977 accordance with the afore Joseph M. Intile, Sr., II S I i m i o m : servlca at HAEBERLE 4 Sepulchre Cemetery, East supervise the cleaning, o'clock p.m. in the Council , Hill iiin BARTH COLONIAL HOME, Irvington, on Friday. Intermanf ,______(F ee: $3 96) mentioned, specifications. 132 Pearlcroft Road, Orange, N.J. Hollywood Cemetery. maintenance and minor Chamber, Municipal Building, Cherry H ill, N.J. Hill 7(H) 1100 Pine Ave., corner Vauxhall Cash security submitted to repair of thY? building, rooms, Civic Square, Irvington, New Road, Union, on Wednesday. MUDRO—Catherine A. (nee Contributions may be made to Rose intile IUII Ask fo r Ad Taker' and guarantee the aforementioned trucks and equipment; to take Jersey, at which time and Intermanf In Graceland Mayba), of Newark, belovad the Heart Fund. shall be returned to the 132 Pearlcroft Road, she w il 1 help you wi lh a wife of the late John J. Mudro, immediate and correct action place, or at any tim e and place Hill illlH Memorial Park. Contributions S C H U B IL —E dw ard H. Jr., of Plan now unsuccessful bidder or bidders Cherry Hill, N.J. may b6m ade to the Stan Czaya devoted mother* of Mary when a fire a la rm is sounded to which such meeting or the Hill Result Getter Want Ad. mm Springfield, N.J., on Thursday, within thirty days of the to direct firemen at a fire; to Terence Driscoll Memorial Fund, Clinton Hill Brassaur of Verona, Ann to step up further consideration of such 437 Dietz Street, Bamford of Ntwark, Allct M...... arch 17, 1977,— ...... son of...... LI Ilian,J awarding of the contract. The re m a in cool and decisive in ordinance shall from time to Baptist Church, 2815 Morris Fortune Schubel, brother of Ave., Union, N.J. Cordasco of Newark, Peter bid deposit of the successful emergency situations, to time be adjourned, all persons Mudro of Woodbrldge, Francis Kenneth C. Schubel. Funeral your bidder shall be returned at the prepare clear, sound, service at SMITH AND SMITH interested will be given an OESSEL—On Tuesday, March A^udro of Cedar Knolls, time of the execution of a accurate and informative opportunity to be heard 15, 1977, Gaorge J., formerly of Catherine T. Mudro, at home, (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Ave., future contract with the Borough. Springfield, N.J., on Monday, reports and to direct concerning such ordinance 14 Brynmawr, Rd., Wect and the late John Jr. of All bids shall be enclosed in establishment and Scranton, Pa., and Joseph of March 21. Ralatlvas and friends and at such meeting or Orange, and Union, N.J., a sealed envelope marked maintenance of needed adjourned meetings, said brother of Jack Gessel, also Hazlet, also survived by three attended Interment n r o ll N o w "Bids for Washing 4 Waxing Presbyterian Cametery, For C ourses In records and files. ordinance will be further survlvad by one granddaughter grandsons, one granddaughter Floors, Roselle P a rk, 1977" and one great-granddaughter. and five great grandchildren. Springfield. SECTION 3. The schedules considered for second and and reach the Borough Clerk i set forth in Section 10 of final reading Private funeral on Friday from Funeral from The RAYMOND on or before the time above the McCRACKEN FUNERAL FUNERAL CENTER, 322 W 1LLIAMSON—Staph an Ordinance No. MC 2455 are VALENTINE P. MEISSNER TERMITES specified. Bidders are HOME, 1600 M o rris Ave., Union. •Sandford Ava. (Vallsburg), on Joseph, suddenly, on AIR-C0N0ITI0NIN6 hereby -amended and Town C lerk Wednesday, March 16, 1977, of Ml I HiC.niAriON S " l AT IN< i required to comply with the Entombment In Lutheran Wednesday. Funeral Mass, St. OH supplemented to include Irvirgton, N. J. March 22, Cemetery, Middle Village, Francis Xavier Church, Union, N.J., beloved son of Betty requirements of P.L., 1975, c. proper position, the following 1977. Gwoosh Williamson, devotad AUTO-MECHANICS 127. The Mayor and Council Queens. interment family ptot, Gate of ANnoitstriNc.INI s Fititle and salary range: Irv. Herald, Mar 24, 1977 Heaven Cemetery. brother of Susan A. and Jeffrey reserves the right to reject & HILYARD—On Sunday, March T IT L E OF ANNUAL (F ee: $56.64) W. W illiam son, grandson of any or all bids. 20, 1977, Ida G. (Leek) of 1361 M U E L L E R — Joseph- A ., on Mrs. Mary Gwoosh. Relatives PO SITION SALARY New York Road, Oceanville, ■ Equal Opportunity Trainei This offering for sealed Sunday, March 13, 1977, age 69 and friends attended the funeral ■ Approved for Veterans' Training proposals in no way N.J., beloved wife of the late years, of Short Hills, belovad from HAEBERLE 4 BARTH John Hllyard, devoted mother of COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pine contemplates bids in excess of husband of Lony L. (nea the statutory requirement for Charles E. and John M. Hllyard, (Heptlng), devoted father of Ave., corner of Vauxhall Rd., (201) 9 6 4 -7 8 0 0 Mrs. May Newman, Mrs. Mrs. Inge Horn and Richard E. Union, on Saturday, thence to St. public advertising. Margaret Itz and Mrs. Geneva Mueller, brother of Mrs. Paula James Church, Springfield, for a JEAN KEENAN Blackwell. Also survived by Bears, grandfather of Khrlstlna Funeral Mass. Interm ent In LINCOLN^/ Borough Clerk several brothers and sisters, and Elizabeth Horn. Funeral Cate of Heaven Cemetery. nOMMIOAL IB O T IT IIT i^/" The Spectator, Mar. 24, 1977 GREAT TIM E TO HAVE YOUR 4wenty three grandchildren and was conducted from (F ee: $12.24) twenty one greatgrand H A E B E R L E 4 ^ A R T H WYZYKOSKl—On Thursday, children.. The funeral service COLONIAL HOME, 1l00 Pine March 17, 1977, Klamentyna, of ALUMINUM was held at tha McCRACKEN Ave., corner of Vauxhall Rd., Springfield, N.J., beloved wife FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Union, on Thursday, M arch 17. of the lete Antoni Wyzykoski, SIDING CLEANED Ave., Union, on Wednesday. C o n trib u te s may be made to devoted m other of F e lix J. Interment Rosehlll Cemetery, the Leukemla-Amerlcan Cancer Wyzykoski, Mrs. Herrlette A BLISS Linden. Hudson, Mrs. Cetherlne VAN-LINE BE Society. SURE . > Flockhert end Mrs. Josephine — BLISS h« ving the Home O w ner LEE—On Sunday, March 20, p A N l L A — On W e d n e s d a y , for Tuccllio, also survived by two 9 5 YEARS For a nplete FREE INSPECTION of 1977, Josephine (Jayne), of 1836 M arch 16, 1977, George, of 211 brothers and two sisters in parts & accessories * Specialists In Cleaning yo Quaker Way, Union, N.J., Washington Ave., Union, N.J., Poland, nine grandchildren end ur home by a Te, Control Ex pert, supervised -C V beloved wife of the late Daniel beloved husband of Josephine c four greet grandchildren. The "We Install" for J by est techr Lee, devoted mother of Robert (Nowell) Panlla, devoted father funeral was conducted from The ALUMINUM SIDING staff, phone our nearest Chamberlain and Mrs. Lorraine of George M. and Robert Panila McCRACKEN FUNERAL loc al office. Olaz, slstar of Mrs. Mabel and M rs. Justine Popola, son of HOME, 1500 M orris Ave., Union, VANS - PICKUPS - RECREATIONAL VEHICLES* Summ.t U n io n Ryder, also survlvad by 10 Mary (Becek) Dula and the late Wattfiald. S. Plain* Monday. The Funeral Mesa et GUTTERS and LEADERS SpfMtri Cranford, Clark grandchlldran and three great­ Alexander Panlla, brother of St. James Church, Springfield. * grandchildren. The funeral William and Albert Dule, Mery interment Gate of tHeaven servlet was held at The and Miss Anna Panlla The Cemetery, East Hanover. custom wheels for cars, too! * CLEANED FREE 277-0079 233-4448 McCRACKEN FUNERAL funeral was conducted from The with Each Claanlng Job Durln* March 8. April Irv'n., Vail*., Roaallas, Linden HOME, 1500 Morris Avt., Union, McCRACKEN PUN* R* L Mlllb'n., Mpiwd. Kenilworth illz . on Wednesday, interment HOME, 1500M o rris Ave., Union, Weekly special - save up to 25% * on Saturday.- . The Funeralmt UMass,bbb HOLLYWOOD FLORIST Presbyterian Church.Cemetery, on . . «•¥ . I,— . I Inlnn---- R a tio n Jbtzam (2Lani.ny Co. * Roctaway, N.J. et Holy Spirit Church, Union. 1682 1700 Stuyvesant Ave. Also available - murals, lettering, stripping * 676-8888 353-8752 PEASON—On M arch 20, 1977, Union Irvington CARPETS CLEANED PROFESSIONALLY ■ ME SSl NA—On Saturday, We specialize in Funeral M a rch 19 .1977, Frances (nee Joseph A. Peason of Irvington, 312 South Orange Avenue beloved husband of V irg in ia Design and Sympathy 7 6 2 - 6 6 0 6 X and ECONOMICALLY • BLISS TERMITE CONTROL Vaccaro), of Irvington, beloved Div. Bliss Exterminator Company • EST 1882 * wife of Salvatore Messina, Dean Peason, belovad father of Arrangements for the South Orange ■ mother of Arthur Masslna, Mrs. Mrs. Alton Hale, Mrs. Charles jereaved fam ily Just Phone; UNION 964-0454 CorreM, Mrs. Philip Gllck, 4 ______One ol the Oldest & Largest Anna S. Garrlgan, Mrs. Joan NEXT TO "MR. SUB” OPEN 7 DAYS Smartt, Mrs. Elvira McAnally, W illiam J., Robert P. Peason 686 1838 Mrs Julia Garrlgan, Mrs. and the late Jbseph F. Peason, I Thursday, March 24, 1977- EARTHBOUND Life changes will be topic Deadline filers State Police utilizing JOSEPH TOBIN Most people think of the resources of may find delay the ocean as those large in scale and at Upsala Woman's Day mobile radar devices most evident to the eye: .formations of Upsala College’s third annual and management, legal of tax refunds coral, exotic fishes and plants, gigantic Woman’s Day on Saturday, April 16, owning a small business, the challenge "Filing your 1976 federal income tax The StateFoKce have begun a mobile "While radar speed enforcement is behomeths like the baleen whale, will present an opportunity for women of being a woman alone, how to put return now can mean a speedier radar speed enforcement program not new to the State Police, the ver­ killers like the shark. of all ages to discuss life changes. A together well written articles, self- refund." Clare Shy, acting Internal geared to encourage maximum com­ satile mobile units are Previously, Yet all of these animals depend on a total of 12 'workshops, scheduled assessment, breast cancer and a Revenue Service director for New pliance with the 55 mph national speed radar enforcement entailed the use of cycle of life which depends entirely in throughout the day, range from a discussion of the. best-selling booh. Jersey, said this week, “ Taxpayers limit troopers in teams at fixed locations. We its inception on the sun’s visable light woman's changing family relationships who wait until the April 15 deadline "The new units enable the State can still do this when appropriate, but acting on green plants. Of every million of daughter, wife and mother to the Kalechitz said the theme of the day may experience delays in receiving Police to check motorists' speed the new dimension will enhance the photons of sunlight reaching the earth’s teenage transition, “from Barbie Dolls long program will be “Life Changes: A their refunds The heaviest volume of whether the patrol car is parked or in ability of individual troopers to detect surface, a significant portion of this to Birth Control.” Woman’s Perspective.” Speakers and receipts occurs in April and the motion and regardless of the target speed under all circumstances of enters into the net production of food on “ While one or two workshops may panelists for the day will be announced. processing time lengthens.” vehicles direction of travel," Col. normal patrol activity," said Colonel the basic level of phytoplankton. have special appeal to certain age Registration charge for the day's To expedite refunds, the director Clinton L. Pagano said. Pagano These microscopic plant cells are groups, we are hopeful that each topic events is $3 which includes a box lunch urged taxpayers to check their returns A $280,000 federal grant made eaten by the herbivorous zooplankton offered will attract women of a broad The program begins at 10 a.m. and wul for errors in the following areas: possible the purchase of 290 mobile (small planktonic animals) and by range of age and background,” said last until 4 p.m. Further information Standard Deduction—Taxpayers are radar units The first 60 instruments Berrigan talk some fishes, which in turn support a Maria Kalechitz, coordinator of the may be obtained by contacting reminded that they are entitled to the arrived in February and troopers have succession of nektonic (actively program. “Age and youth have a good Kalechitz in Upsala’s office of con­ larger of 16 percent of their adjusted been trained as operator-instructors. swimming as opposed to drifting) deal to learn from one another and I tinuing education, 206-7102. As additional shipments are received at ethical group predators. gross income up to $2,400 for singles hope we’ll have lots of exchanges of COOKING VITAMINS this month and next, patrol troopers i and $2,800 for joint returns but no less Father Daniel Berrigan, peace ac­ In actuality, of a million photons o views.” Vitamins look their prettiest, taste will be trained and the units will be Other scheduled workshops include than 11,700 for singles and $2,100 for tivist and radical Jesuit, will speak at sunlight reaching the earth’s surface, their best, and retain as many nutrients phased into operation Full im­ joint returns Don't cheat yourselves the Ethical Culture Society, 516 only about 90 photons contribute to the panels on employment; the family and as possible when served undercooked plementation is expected by mid-April. here Prospect st., Maplewood, tomorrow at growth of the one celled plants at we higher education, and professional rather than overcooked, according to Colonel Pagano said, "After ex­ "Tax Tables and Schedules—Many 8:15 p.m. His subject will be "Con­ base of our food chain. This minute women speaking on financial planning leading health officials. errors are occurring here You must go tensive testing of the mobile radar units science or Suicide- a Discussion on fraction of the sun’s energy, to these tables only after you have and careful analysis of their use by Nuclear Power” . remarkably, supplies the living Kean educator computed your taxable’ income, which other enforcement agencies, we are Father Berrigan along with Sister organisms of this planet not only with The Elizabeth Agency Group convinced of their value in our specific is the income left after deducting the Elizabeth McAlister and Father Phillip food but with a breathable atmosphere. cited by group INSURANCE CONSULTANTS ' effort to control the speed factor in our exemption allowance of $750 times the Berrigan became prominent in the anti­ The saying that good things come in overall accident reduction program. Dr. George Metrey, 15 PftINCC STft€CT ELIZABETH M J O H M number of exemptions and either the war movement in the 1960s by raiding small packages applies well in this "We are committed to the con­ chairman of the Depart­ standard or itemized deductions draft files in Cantonsville, Md., and case, for those tiny drifting oceanic ments of Sociology, "Earned Income Credit—Many servation of energy and continuation of burning records of potential draftees. plants are the basis of our human Anthropology and Social Geico Policyholders! ineligibles are claiming the credit. the present trend toward reduction of This and several other acts of civil survival. Work at Kean College of Others are not claiming it at all. If you highway deaths and injuries due to disobedience eventually led to them Contact Us For Auto Covortf# ■■FORK Y« The continued fouling of the seas by New Jersey, Union, was ■ xpirt$ ..W* Aro Tho La+eott Agoncv For A « t*. Fir* earned less than $8,000 and maintained excessive speed." said Colonel Pagano. serving time in federal prisons Upon oil, toxic chemicals, debris from vessels honored recently as Social and Homoowntr* Covorago in Union C*MHty...TRor**a A a household for the entire year for release they continued their anti-war Raason Why)... Customer Sorvicoi under every flag, and by the dumping of Worker of the Year by the yourself and your child, you may be activities and recently were jailed human waste such as takes place in an New Jersey Chapter of the entitled to receives refund check, even Artist to show again in Alexandria, Va , for civil 80 square mile area off the coast of New National Association of though you were not liable to file a disobedience at the Pentagon last PHOHE'355-5536 or PL 6-79751 Jersey, threatens not only the Social Workers. return and owed no tax. December. Father Daniel Berrigan has African culture treasured more well-known ocean "Math Errors—Check your final since been released; McAlister and After six years of trying to gain entry species of the seas but also the delicate figures carefully Many simple errors Phillip Berrigan are still incarcerated. to the African nation of Guinea, New balance which exists between the $re being made The host for the Friday night Jersey artist Ben Jones will discuss his source of our earthly existence, the "Finally, be sure to sign your return. program is the Ethical Culture Society. impressions and show photographs of microscopic plants, and their watery If it's a joint return, both you and your Refreshments will be served and the his visit on "Focal Point” on New habitat spouse must sign Use the peel-off label public is invited. Jersey Public Televisoin Sunday, April from your tax package on the return 3, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday April 9, at 6 you submit and mail it in the envelope p.m. provided If you need any assistance in Egg art Jones is an art instructor at Jersey preparing your return, visit your local City State College. His black and white COMING SOON IRS office or call the toll-free number photographs and color slides of Guinea 800-242-6750 on exhibit will help viewers to see its variety and KRAHNERT BROS. Blaster eggs decorated pageantry from the artist's point of by members of the view.______HOMES OH WHEELS Demonstration Ukrainian Women's MIDDLESEX MALI Sc » j : a League of Trenton will be IIDGEW0CD MAE_ tfcjsv.vc * by rose society exhibited at the New MORRIS CO. MAU. Mor-f:.- A Exams planned Jersey State Museum cam pers mini-hom es WORLD TRADf C1NTER Ufa 'a t C-1 The annual rose pruning demon­ through April 10, and free 120 W WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE P m RK, N.J. 07204 stration, sponsored by the North Jersey for state police instructional demonstr­ (201)245 7750 (201)245 7751 DIAMOND APPRAISALS Rose Society and the Essex County ations of egg-decorating Park Commission, will be held The written examination required for techniques will be con­ Saturday. April 2. at 12.30 p.m. in the entrance to the New Jersey State Police ducted in the museum Public Rose Garden in Brookdale Park, has been scheduled for two Saturdays, lunchroom at 2 p.m. on Montclair and Bloomfield In case of March 26 and April 2. according to - Sunday. rain, the demonstration will be held on Colonel Clinton L. Pagano, State Police superintendent. A popular fslkart in the Save 15C Sunday, April 3 at 12:30 p.m. Ukraine and nearby Mrs. Kastmar T . Niemaszyk of Victor The examinations will be given at 1 avenue. Union, will help with the areas of eastern Europe, and 3:30 p.m. on March 26 at Essex egg decorating has been demonstration of proper spring pruning Community College. W. Market street, developed over a span of on the Borden and rose care There are over 1600 Newark. The examinations will be many years as a method of bushes so everyone should be able to repeated the following Saturday at 9 story telling. Each line, practice what they have learned. Those and 11 a.m and at 2 and 4 p.m. at the interested should bring sharp shears symbol and shade of color College es^^is Great Cheese Classics and heavy gloves in the intricate desii" The Brookdale Rose Garden, a gift to Anyone interested in joining the state expresses a the people of Essex County from the police may report to the examination established thought or society, was dedicated in 1959 and now points without prior application. meaning. contains hundreds of bushes of all types T h e folklore including hybrid teas, floribundas. Cards to shut-ins significance and the climbers and new bushes which are techniques involved in egg American Rose Society selections for urged by society decorating will be ex­ 1977 plained during the Sunday The New Jersey Branch of the afternoon demonstrations, 1942 class reunion National Shut-In Society a National which are being cdor- organization has the names of mem­ dinated by Trenton The Weequahic High School Class of bers and handicapped persons Anyone Ukrainian Women’s 1942 will hold .its 35th reunion on May 14 who may be interested in sending cards League President Olga at (he Braidburn Country Club, to these shut-ins for Easter may write Trytyak. Individuals Florham Park. More information may to Mrs. M.B. Hamfeldt, 47 Orange ave., wishing to participate in be obtained by contacting Jack Aboff at Irvington, 07111. Readers should in­ these sessions are 992-7877, Charlotte Button Levltch at dicate how many names they desire in requested to bring hard- 376-5674 or Ted Grossbart at 686-0035 their requests. boiled white eggs with them. Other materials will be supplied. CAR ^ The State Museum, a T O S E L L ? division of the New Jersey JpJ**__ Department of Education, — CALL---- is open free from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday through CLASSIFIED Friday and from 1 to 5 p.m. weekends and most a flz r r ia n -6*6-7700- holidays (including Good ISM Friday). fmS( {Enjoy The Extra Goodness| And Superior Quality of lAIIThese Holiday Favorite! Spring 7 7 Workshops 1« ROAST TURKEY, ROAST CHICKEN OR LONG ISLAND DUCKLING. Sponsored by E V E WITH MATZOHSTUFFING Kean College of New Jersey show your guests they’re special ■ • CHICKEN-IN-THE-POT Evening Programs Share something special with special guests — the exciting a CHICKEN SOUP a MATZOH BALLS | experience of Borden Liederkranz" and Camembert soft- • POTATO OR MATZOH KUGEL Y «ir Caroor-Th* Sac and Tim* Around ripened cheeses. They are natural cheeses, curing and changing # CHOPPED LIVER a GEFILTE FISH St* Tuasdayt. April 11-May 1? F e e : $40 * * ° '!'*"'* Vote*: FuMIc Spooring For Womon a bit every day for deliciously different taste experiences a KISHKE a STUFFED CABBAGE CleM Thursday*. A pril 14-Jmw 1 F e e - $40 Flavors like these can't come from a can Borden Liederkranz 1 • STUFFED BREAST OF VEAL Now Way* to a Caltof* Oogroa _ and Camembert are truly special cheeses for you and the Four Thursday*. A prllll-M ay 11 F e e : $20 friends you love to please r AND FROM OUR OWN BAKERY. M orning Programs a Sponge Cake and Honey Cake Tho Aotorttv* woman MK i.KiHTH St* Friday*. April lS-May 10 Fee: $50 Store Coupon •»«!»•»» It* w li a Delectable Assorted Fruitcakes tc.kvm dnv V>K, Crooting Your Own World I Save 15t on Borden I''"'1' '•>! 1’H |>fer* a Assorted Macaroons SI* Thursday*. April 11-May 14 Fee: $45 >. h-t Km.tt.tm wlien subnvnwt . and many other delicious Co roar Day ! Liederkranz or Camembert Friday. April 19 No Fee vTttwi tby- . i b x , jtrixtu e b . holiday treats______Ain. vtLw tn» itrust N {%,*»! S, tin vttnsumof sKn*-tng EVE Office, Kean College of New Jersey IKirviiA-w-N .4 saiHk tvn» -stuck K> Morris Avenue. Union, New Jersey 07083 > *y«-t i . Hiju m ust Fv shog*rt <*n PHONE YOUR ORDER NOW u ip.vwt t sn» .n \.*v*1 in an*. 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