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serving submit since 1889 VOL. 90, NO. 49 herald APfilL B, IOT9 Biuutg, Safety, Factor* Gas Shortage Haunts Area Local Stations Cutting Back Vote by Lacy Meyer . Hedoesn't think there is a shortage Could Shut Roosevelt To deal1 with tbe gawlin. Aortage. In all likelihood the 1 fV l«muel Leeper has in- but the allotment system is creating of Education will of second school, although the Roosevelt children at the some stations in the are* an closing the problem right now. The situation f-v, «eaiedUiatunlessbusing is time slot for the second Cox agreed with some of on both Satnrtfavs and .Sunday? vote tonight to »-- igluded in the Boird other city schools. Clarke's points, but he also cutting tack on tie weekday hours Roosevelt •ctod at L, closing of either Washington In addition, he questioned out, as the Odd-Even law is sUU in i/^ wMutten to close, he will or Wilson school was not expressed concern about the and limiting customers to certain of the present school, '%*# mt tor that particular if busing were introduced lack of direction received amounts. effect, and the governor could an- But.feevotevrtllnotl stipulated. for integration purposes, nounce its activation at any time. Clarke has submitted to from the state. The stations contacted didn't agree unanimous one as Bow •\ '(On (he other hand Board whether or not safety should Belief in the walking on whether the shortage was con- "I don't think it's a reef shortage member James Clarke has the Board two memoranda be the primary factor. He but a move on the part of the govern- member Winston C(«& opposing both busing and principle was expressed by "•-\ but they were unanimous in maintained there is no prpaf indicated that if the Board added that if Wilson or Board member Elizabeth "~t to d* long Unas of 1974. ment and the gas companies to get that there b a real neS to the Roosevelt closing. He Washington school were peojple to use less ga*/rHe said the ' twlBtion does include asked the other Board Bartz. She expressed ,j wl» lived here five years close the school or busing, he wi« vote nay. closed, safety, not in- confidence in the ago will remeflffier getting up before high prices were causing some people Roosevelt children members to read his tegration, would be the to use less but for those who needed -'At the same time, con- proposals before the formal professional staff to make dawn and waiting for hours torecelve being shortchanged In versation among Board prime motivator for busing. the transition smooth for a few gallons ofgas. their cars tor business, it didn't. education. public meeting slated for He also said he didn't think children moved into new At Suburban Shell, the allotment members at the conference parents would sit back and At Mobil's Brobkside Friendly There are indications that maetlnglield Tuesday night, districts, but also added that Service, the station dosed early last will be «o percent of what Jack the vote will be three to tv£ Clarke has maintained take busing for safety safety requirements would Relhlng received last April. He has fhdicated that in the loni that he was concerned about reasons in one district and Saturday.atfive instead of seven, and since Hoard President run the Board will close a have to be met. shut its doors on Sunday for the fint been closed on Sundays and will now the acceptance of the not in another shorten his hours. Frpm staying She also expressed the time, as they were low an gas. Bud belief that there would be Seals, owner, thinks be will have from open unffl 9p.m. he will shut his doors educational achievements five to ten percent km than he will at 7 and will open an hour later in the with the closing of two need for the month of April. morning, at B instead of 7. schools; but, she warned "Toward the end of the month, His customer* will be limited to 17 that such achievements then could be a severe shortage in each. He ran out over the weekend would not be evidenced this area. W« have to pace ourselves and had to dose on Saturday at l p.m. within two to three years. through the month so we win have He expects to run into more problems As in the past. Board enough for everybody." in May as he thinks the allotment will members discussed at some length the value or lack of value of having one class or Move » Weaver Street Loom* more at each grade level. The possibility of using Roosevelt as a magnet school was also discussed by U» iWattt A magnet school Tenants Ready to Settle In fee 3jtd Ukee out deducUons and geta DM nnal Tenants are oa£g net flam. Tbos* net etteJMa ,ftr
aodlandacaiMUdVanqot,! r federal law to isn't delaying oceuaucy," he safcf unit Displsettfta the current phase *#l Certain criteria," said Joan be Wfemifls*: from M, «iu»d ft . Relocation Occupancy Railroad avenue* 13, 16, U and 90 specialist for theAuthotfty."W« can't Chestnut street and 113 Morris relocate anybody to substandard Action avenue. Of these, 23 families are housing. If the family ends op paying In other action Tuesday going to the new low-income housing more rent than they did before they night, Common Council: at Weaver street and one to Gtarwood were displaced, they get rental MAJOR FACELIFT ENROUT&~Tbe ae-ealltd Quito estimated 12 mOUM Is scheduled far cttnpletien by next + Authorized payment of place. assistance." November. However, during the lime when the let win be $100,926 to the Joint With U families left, three are All actual moving expenses will be ana Lewis parking Mhdsehr some vast changes daring the fiat lew months when the city's first Uer- cloied off starthig sometime next week to permit con- Meeting; purchasing' bouses with down- paid with CD. funds. struction, an estimated 110 spaces will be lost. The + Named David B. ^menti tfn ilty "We are quite pleased with the way parkiBg let toschedule d to be conitructed at the lite. The photograph took* east from the Zlegaer Building. To the Chamber of Commerce and Common Coancil are Coward acting city clerk for Development funds and nine will be relocation has gone, particularly for presently completing plans to obtain temporary parking a special meeting to be held renting. Of the original 36, eight the U who weren't going to public right b die railroad cat with the Past Office to the ex- treme right. The tier-parking facility, which will cost an to offset the toss which has been termed "serious" to the April 10, 8:30 p.m., when families were over-Income limits for housing. They will be moving from Builnen needs of the city: (Judy Brick Free4man photo) priorities will be established public bousing. largely substandard units to units for the disposal of solid To live in the Weaver street which meet relocation codes," Mrs. wastes generated within apartments, families have to meet Lowe said. Union County: certain criteria. For a four-person AU families involved were in- Parking Garage Cost CIimbs$300,000 + Named John W. Savage family, the income limit is $14,050 terviewed' before the city made a by Lucy Meyer »l,g52,000 plus five percent committed to improving the parking places when the acting city clerk for the net: a three-person family, $11,650 decision on buying property in the Additional costs of for coordinating. The Central Business District Cullls and Lewis lot is closed regular meeting to be held net; for one person in one-bedroom CO. area, to see how many would be POO.OOO for the parking electrical and plumbing bids (CBD) by providing more for construction in April. April 17; apartment, $9,850 net and for two eligible for low-income housing. The garage, where to park would have to wait until parking. As to the entire "Some tenants had three + Remanded the Good people in the same apartment, $11,250 Authority wanted to be sure they during construction, and the May 9 when the bond or cost, the leases hadn't been tickets last Friday," he variance appeal to the net. would have a place for all uprooted. tree ordinance were dinance would be effective. figured yet, so he didn't said, and thought the timing Planning Board; . The Housing Authority takes gross Those being displaced will have discussed by Common Thomas Kelly, Canoe know what the total bill to was wrong when the lot was + Granted permission for income before taxes, adds up the help with property leases, moving Council Tuesday night Brook Parkway, said the the city would be for the due to be closed. the Chamber of Commerce income of all members of the family, claims and all the details relocation An ordinance was in- garage was running about 30 garage. Long-range parking for to hold a summer fair June except that of full-time students, creates. troduced making a further percent over\ the original So far, the price of the employees in the CBD will 30; appropriation of $380,000 for figure and wanted to know garage has reached be provided with new + Authorized the auction tne tier-parking garage. The "how far in the hole are we $2,300,000, if the new emergency measures. A of bicycles on June 9; Vronh T*hr if Fnteijfibkr Cjm hearing win be April 17. going?" amendment to the or- total of 258 replacement- -I- Authorized the ad- Councilman James Lovett President Watson Smith dinance is passed. spaces will be set up for the vertisement for bids for said the new. sum was denied the figure and said Parking spaces now 196 spaces being lost during manhole and catch basin needed due to escalation of the increase was 15 percent Warren Hanscomb, 451 the construction phase. The frames; costs for the garage. The an Council had just in- Springfield avenue, Chamber of Commerce will + Granted Jersey Central Mini-Convention Saturday low bid Cor general con- troduced the supplemental suggested parkers be given make maps of the locations. Power and Light Company a struction, by Rule Con- 1300,000 ordinance. He noted a ten-day period without All-day parking will be right of way in the Cullis and Lewis lot; struction Company, was Common Council was tickets to. get used to new (Continuedon Page!) Eyed by Local Republicans -I- Authorized a contract Jason Music with the Combe landfill; byJeanFttipatriek local mayor's candidacy for + Rejected a bid for County Republicans won't have to freeholder. At PB A Dance City May Receive $356,500 welding services and wait until I960 for the hoopla of "Open"Idea authorized negotiations; political convention. They are staging Tbeidea for jn "open" convention The music of the Jason + Granted a solicitation one of their own. , to cfMOMtiM QKepoJaer euMnQstes OwhwWwill be featured permit to the Knights of Three Freeholder candidates will evoivecb3terth«i9W general election. at the annual Local No. 55 For Housing Rehabilitation Columbus; be.chosen this Saturday at the Union It was tbeiramejiMoflbe County PBA daw* to be held by Lacy Meyer dilapidated structures. + Declared the Dickens County llepvbliean Committee's first- Idea. Committee and a by-laws Saturday,9p.m. to I a.m., If the application the Union County "The new money coming in will be property needed for public Screening Convention. It will be heM at toj^wto Hotel. Freeholders recently sent to the Year 5 funds for redeveloping the purposes. it the Kalian • American Club in Musical director for (he federal government is approved, Maple street, Morris avenue, i Plains. to local party stra is Jason •Summit will recieve $356,500 next Springfield and Railroad avenue Graduation Date Frank H. Lehr1* name will Poole.. \ 'who lute a ' September. section. We have already put in the nnomln»tlon when Summit According to Republican Com- ., >> slafer, . - • This Community Development mini-park on Morris and Broad with Proposed « taSiaff Se alphabetical order of mitU*womSn »arge Brown or composer wad vocal Revenue Snaring money'will be used Year 1 funds. We have acquired more ' for projects which "would not or- property over the years - just It is expected that tonight conrfBHens. Thamayor i* not seeking Summit the screening convention arrang«p,.«« well as an recently got ownership of the re-election locally. . • i the party structure to all orchestra leader, •
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-*•*-< THE SUMMIT HERALD, THUBSDAY, APRIL S, 1979 Head Lice: A National Final Brown Bag Concert
•-•/ The final Brown Bag Problem Hits Home Concert at Central by Betty McAndrews each, were\examined by the upholstery and rugs where Presbyterian Church will JEWELE Infestations of bead lice school nurse. Parent* were they may lie dormant, feature musicians from have reached nationwide then asked to keep infected awaiting a living bast. You Kent Place School tomorrow Family Birthstone Tree proportions and this area is children from Attending can get them in Sun- at 12:15 p.m. no exception. school andaaviiedtSobtaJn day schooloion an airplane. Under the direction of Plaque for Mother's Day Cases of highly contagious from their family Detection ' William Frederick Heyne, "pediculosis" have shown physicians a. prescription The head louse Is roost they will present a half hour up in Springfield and here in for an effective medicated easily detected from its musical program. The Summit at Brayton School, shampoo. The dbctor'i white eggs which ding to the public is invited to bring reported Dr. Henry Birne, clearance to required before hair shaft dose to the scalp, their lunch or purchase director of the Summit children may return. explained Dr. Birne. lunch at the church, Regional Board of Health. Usually it takes about a day The adult louse, about the prepared by Mrs. Itobert Loujean Cross, R.N. at or so. Nelson said, but if full size,of the head of a pin, is Greer, Chairman, Mrs. Glen Brayton, Indicated in an roeasuresare not taken, re- brownish and not readily Johnson, Mrs. Paul Becker. interview that on March 16 infection may occjir, .Since seent An itch is usually Mrs, Eugene Ware. Mrs. some 8-10 children at the lice can be transferred associated with the problem Walter Shipley, Mrs. Dennis school were found to be through clothing, the although it may pot be Turku. Mrs. Frank Cheston harboring the human cloakrooms of " allll seveie enough. t.o .be'notice • d and Mrs. Dale Vest. parasites. That same day, classrooms affected were at first. Infestation usually The concert will be the Brayton parents called the treated with a special star to at the back of the neck last in this year's series; it Board of Health. OnMarch chemical spray. or behind the ears, Mrs. is open to everyone in the 19, Principal Wilbur Once a panic Cross added. community and there is no Nelson reported back to the Dr. Birne noted that in What to Do charge. Board that no new cases years past, an outbreak of Measures to be taken had been detected. head lice would cause a following detection include As of this Monday, Mrs panic because today's using the prescriptive China Program Cross told the Herald the controls, such as medicated shampoo, one brand of circumstances remained shampoo, were unavailable. which is called "Kwell." KEY COMMITTEE—Hie Business and Industry Committee helping to raise funds for At Arboretum the same-no additional Back then, children would A chemical, spray is also Overlook Hospital's Center for Community Health held Its kick-off breakfast meeting cases. get their heads dunked in Mrs. Charles Nowacek, available for rugs, March » at CIBA-GEIGY. Among those attending were (left to right). Perry Root of who spent a month in Alerted to the nationwide kerosene, Mrs. Cross ob- upholstery and draperies to Roots, Phil Stockwel! of The Square Yard, Gary Borman of the Richland-Knowles scale of the problem through served. mainland China last prevent spreading of the Agency, Arthur Schatten, Summit attorney, Bert Model of Brooks, and Loo DelRosso of November-December just various publications, Mrs. Pediculosis makes no age infection within the Lbs Pharmacy. Cross wrote an item for the or class distinctions, added prior to the historic Sino- .household. American December 15 COPYRIGHT December issue of the Dr. Birne. An outbreak has . • Another important step is (late, will present an When your mom receives the Family Birthstone Tree* Brayton Briefs newsletter to nothing to do with the to wash thoroughly in hot illustrated talk on her China inform parents about the sanitation of a school or the water and a good detergent plaque with all her children and grandchildren's names, Overlook Drive Opens Iravels on Sunday af birthdates and birthstones etched in bronze she will cry possibility ofpediculosis and cleanliness of the person. all the •• clothes.blankels, ternoon, April 8 at the tears of joy You will have given to her the most what to do if it occurs. Strictly human parasites, sheets, pillows and Reeves- Reed A rboret urn. cherished gift she could desire, her family immortalized Cross, who is the nurse for lice are not carried by everything else used by the Lincoln and Roosevelt animals but jump from Mrs Nowacek, a retired in bronze piaque $4Q infected person to prevent Business^IndustryAppealschool teacher and world schools as well as Brayton, human to human. They are the dormant lice from re- Engraving and birthstone, $6.50 per child recalled that last fall, always in the environment traveller, found China one of infecting the original host. The building fund cam- In remarks to his com- complex to be housed in the the most interesting and Order early, Mother's Day is May 13. similar cases were and "if you happen to be Brochures on the paign for Overlook mittee, Sayles stressed the Center. He said that state enigmatic countries she has discovered at Lincoln and where they are you could get brocedures are available at Hospital's Center for Center's role in "cutting the health officials have visited. Particularly puz- Washington. them," Birne said. They can Brayton as one of the Community Health received cost of health care as a publicly lauded the zling were the "myriads of Dr. Birne pointed out that be transmitted from Preventive measures. a boost on March 29 as the prime reason for business to Overlook project as "the silent, inscrutable Chinese because head lice have a clothing, bedclothes, Nelson said. local Business and Industry support the campaign." He single most important cost who suddenly have been proclivity" for longer, Committee kicked off their offered Overlook s current containment program now confronted by the straighter hair rather than part of the 17.5 million drive. pre-admission diagnostic underway in New Jersey" Americans whom they have curly or kinky, up to 99 YW Celebrates Week " Committee Chairman testing program as an The Business and been instructed for almost JEWEL] percent 6f the cases occur Thomas D. Sayles, jr. example. "The Center for Industry Committee is the half a century to distrust " among Caucasians. greeted SO volunteers at a Community Health", he latest of several campaign 419 SPRINGFIELD AVE. With Free Programs breakfast meeting hosted by The program, scheduled 277-2125 Principal Nelson said "will provide a more groups raising funds for the to begin in Wisner House on SUMMIT, N.I. 07901 described the standard The Summit YW will Each morning free coffee CIBA-GEIGY and noted efficient setting for pre- new structure. To date, celebrate the National will be available in the lobby that initial gifts of $115,000 the Arboretum grounds at 3 school procedure followed admission testing. Last year more than $2,250,000 has p.m. i6 free and open to the when pediculosis is YWCA Week from April 16- and the opportunity to had put the group one third alone, PAT saved the been pledged. 20. Besides fourth term renew membership or of the way to its $350,000 public. suspected. goal. During the next community more than Children thought to have classes beginning there will become a new member. $800,000 by eliminating at be many events in which the Also, there will be a slide several weeks committee For In-depth reporting on the infection, as well as any members will contact 200 least one day's hospital stay the local scene, read the of their siblings at the school public is invited to par- presentation of programs for the 5,800 who received ticipate. offered by the YWCA, sale companies in Summit, SumtnAtiSlerald every week. and all the classmates of Chatham, Millburn, Short these tests." prices on leotards, T-shirts, Tne HcraM's deadline for decals and stationery. Hlll», Union, Springfield. Overlook President and photos, engagements, IFRIEDRICH'S Members , or non- Cranford and Kenilwortli. Director Robert E. Heinlein weddings, sports, club and 356 & 362 SPRINGFIELD AVE • SUMMIT communities served by described the facilities for Saint Teresa's Plans membcn may invite a ambulatory care, primary church new* U Monday at MON.-SM. 9t3Q to 5:30 Thur». Till 8:30 guest to swim free during Overlook. care and the educational plunge* Holy Week Services : IMw-tteduteJar «** wrak Phone 277-1900 Holy Week services at Saint Terata's Church will wart 'includes other fret Saturday, 6 p.m.. when pauni wiU fa* ttMMftdurttl Om am*. On Agrll 1«,
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WHIM THE SUMMIT HEBALD, THURSDAY, APBIL 5. 1979 Sale to Aid "Horizons Day '79" Animal League Set for Senior High Special gifts for Easter will be featured at the gift Summit High School will sponsor its annual "HorUons and bake sale sponsored by Day-UTS" on Wednesday, April 11 from 12:30-2:^0 p.m. the Summit Animal Welfare Horizon Day will feature approximately 35 wiests League on April H at meeting with all students in class-size group* to discuss than this beautiful closed-toe sling, very simple, Jerry's, 33 Maple street. what it means to be in the world of work ana how one can very chic, it's the perfect look for the pared Decorated eggs, prepare for a variety of careen. elaboratedly detailed with Horizons Day has been organized by Rosemarie down unconstructed look of scenes inside, plus a variety Seippel, Career Center aide with the assistance of a Spring. . end we have it in all the of handmades, will go on student committee chaired by Susan Hagner. Committee fashion colors of the season . . sale from 10-5 on Saturday, members are Manuel Aveuano, Marie Branson, Ivan Felnseth, Barbara Hawkins, Jennifer Pardee and Nellie navy, bone, amber, white the day before Easter. Baked goods will include Whelan. calf and black patent dough bread, made of yeast Career representatives were selected on the basis of a .$38. dough suitable for Easter survey of the student body in December. The careers morning breakfast, plus receiving the most interest are photography, psychology, pies, coffee cakes, cookies Uiw, comedy writing, marine biology, acting, forestry, and a variety of food for the and music. holiday week. Donations may be dropped off the morning of Unitarians Hold Benefit Event the League sale, starling at The Unitarian Church will April 6,10 a.m. and close at 9:30. hold a garage sale Friday 9 p.m., while the hours A spring rummage sale is and Saturday, April 6-7, at Saturday, April 7 are 10 am being planned by the Animal SPRINGTIME WELCOME—Feie Des Fleurs committee members who are planning Unitarian House, 165 to 2 p.m. Welfare League, as soon as the April» benefit include (seated left to right) Mrs. Cart J. Matthews, Jr., chairman, Summit avenue, for the a location in mldtown can be and Mrs. David S. Smith. Standing are Mrs. David M. Boyce. Co-chairman; Mrs. Paul benefit of various church obtained. Becker and Mrs. Zay B. Curtis, Jr. The third annual Fete benefits the Summit Family charities. Engagement Service Association. (Judy Brick Freedman photo) The goods assembled represent 55 area com- Announced munities, with many dif- Newcomers ferent types of articles Jeanne F. Braasch an- Kent Place to Offer Variety nounces the engagement of featured. Among the items her daughter, Joyce Marie Plan Lunch for sale will be appliances, to William E. Delaney, son books and records, baby of Mr. and Mrs. William J Local historian Mary Of Subjects for Summer Fare equipment, wearing ap- Delaney of Constant mr Virginia Kiehl will be the parel, home furnishings and place. The bride is also the guest speaker at the lun- Courses for skill im- courses begin at the through adult), •Far housewares and linens. daughter of the late John F cheon of the Welcome provement, academic credit primary school level with Eastern Philosophy and Other items will include Braasch, Sr. Wagon Newcomers CJfcb of and personal development daily two-hour sessions Art" (high school through costumes and jewelry, The bride - to - be, who the Summit Area to be held will again be offered as part emphasizing reading, adult), "Japanese Con- fabrics, plants, toys, sports attended schools in the Tuesday, April 10, 11 a.m. of the Kent Place School spelling, mathematics, and versation and Culture" equipment, pictures and Chicago area, is employed social hour, luncheon, 12 summer session which language arts. Special (grade nine through adull), tools, in addition to a by the Insurance Company "Pottery" (grade seven noon, at the Florham Park begins June 28 and con- programs for the Learning boutique, where new items of North America. Disabled child of primary through adult, "German" Country Club, Florham will be for sale at special tinues through August 4. Her fiance, a graduate of The state-approved age will be offered (grade nine through adult I, Park. prices. "Theatre Workshops" Featured during the talk Seton Hall University, is *6 program features co- Middle" school sessions, The proceeds will aid the manager of the Chicago (grades 4 through 8 and 9 will be color slides, a port- disadvantage^ including aid You're game for anything in this educational learning ex- for grades 6 through 8, will office of the same company periences for students ages focus on English and through 12), "Typing" folio of houses in Europe and to diabetic children at the newest T-strap pump. Set on a (grade seven through America and gardens, as Clara Barton Camp and A June wedding is plan two and one-half years to mathematics. adull), "Ensemble" (grade ned. saucy little "Louis" heel, adult. Students in grades 9 well as antiques, glass and - support of persons seven through adult), and china. struggling to help them- delicately cutout & Skill improvement through 12 may elect skill "English as a Second strapped, bound to improvement courses in . For reservations, call selves both here and Village Trek Language." Ginny Cassettari, 464-9195 or abroad. be a mathematics, French, favorite with Secretaries Spanish, expository writing, Recreational activities for Barbara Crismond, 522-1331. Doors will open Friday, gals on the got and "The Essay and children will be provided by Planned by Y W Navy and ecru Plan Benefit Research Paper." the Kent Place Nursery's calf. *38. Developmental reading is Creative Nursery Adven- Due to popular demand, a A spring fashion show and also available to students in tures and Mother-Toddler Cancer Crusade second trip to Greenwich luncheon, for the benefit of grades 6 through 12. Program, the primary Village will be sponsored by the scholarship fund, will be school's Summer Kin- the YWCA Monday, April 9 held by the Summit Chapter Courses for academic dergarten Program, and the Through April The tour of interesting of the National Secretaries credit, offered at the upper Summer Day-Camp for boys historical sites, bookstores, Association on Saturday, school level, grades 9 and girls ages 7 to 12. These Mayor Frank Lehr has chairman Carolyn Gibson, gourmet food shopping and April 21, Suburban Hotel, 12 through 11, include United programs will begin June 4. signed a proclamation Thirty additional volunteers lunching at "Tratoria II noon, States history, French, declaring April as American will help to circulate nearly Bambino" will be conducted Spanish, algebra I and II, The tennis camp for all A Chinese auction and ages and the tennis club for Cancer Society crusade 600 packets of educational by Marcia Burget < pre-calculus, calculus, month in Summit material during the month- Peggy Brooks of BAB fashions by Brooks will be geometry, physics, members of the community featured at the event. . will also open June 4. Local cancer crusade • - • • and fund AmSe Venture*. chemistry I and II, biology chairman this year is Open Thursday Evenings Until 8 Persons interested in and art. ",' • Additional • information purchasing tickets should and applications for the Marjorttr Jt. .Brown and co- than-a' :•> •-•'• Special interest courses chairman, Sue M. Rogers. medical problem," says bus that will leave the contact Ksther Robins, 589- slated for the 1978 summer Kent Place summer session YWCA parking lot at 9 a.m. 8181. may be obtained by On the committee are Chairman Brown. "It is session include "Education telephoning 273-0900. Assistant Police Chief Mario something that affects some and return at 5 p.tn in Dance" (kindergarten Formichella and previous 2 million Americans right Reservations should he now in all phases of their made at the YWCA, 79 lives. The society, while Maple Street and further working to prevent and treat information may be ob- "Caring Kids" cancer, does not forget these tained by calling 273-4242 individuals who already have the disease. Geared to Sensitivity "The Society also Pair Named provides services ranging "Caring Kids", a program to create classrooms. The main thrust of the from equipment loans and To Committee Anniversary Sale a more receptive environment for the presentation is to prepare young, transportation to social handicapped child in the normal normal children to be "more caring work assistance and home H. Stephen Evans of 96 classroom, is being presented to and sensitive" individuals. nursing care. New England avenue and primary grade students in the area's Actual preparation for the The $15,000 Summit goal Richard P. Hall of 2 DeBary school by the Learning Disabilities assembly program is done by the will help fund a million- place have been named to 14 Karat Gold Jewelry 20% off Task Force of the Junior League. classroom teacher using activity dollar research effort in the Drew University Na The program, wihic was shown at sheets already distributed by New Jersey. Without a tional Alumni in Admis Necklaces*Bracelets*Earrings Saint Teresa's school last Friday, is members of the task force. At the major medical break- sums Committee. 30 minutes long and tailored to the performances, children will receive through, one out of four Both men recently attend A great selection of chains 1,500 children in the first, second and "Caring Kids" buttons. people will suffer some form ed a day-long committee in < third grades in the public and private It is expected that during April and of the disease, according to formation session on the schools of Summit and New May presentations will be.made.to all Society statistics. Drew Campus in Madison Providence. primary grades in the public schools Program features include two short of Summit and New Providence as films produced for the Encyclopedia well as to the same aged students at Diamond Britannica Education Corporation on Kent Place and Oak Knoll schools and handicapped children and an original Our Lady of Peace School, New A London Fog is Engagement Rings script featuring two puppets and a Providence. moderator. Members of the task force include your best bet. 10% off According to Mrs. Carol O'Hara, Linda Dougherty, Gail Holdiman, chairman of the task force, the Ann Martin, Renny Northrop and puppets are used to encourage an Carol Tomason. exchange of ideas and feelings. Other League members who have O'Hara pointed out that the volunteered for the program are Joan Fine Jewelry 20% off program evolved from the current Bennett, Bess Clapp, Tyler Farrand, educational trend to "mainstream" Christy Hodde, Gail Leivermann and Gemstone Rings*Bracelets*Earrings 'handicapped youngsters Into regular Marie Wenslau. Pearls»Fine necklaces
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youth and adult volunteer 1 vcttians may be made by calling theYMCW, 273-3330. Investors Takes 4th Investors Savings and Loan Association has Spring Fever jumped into fourth position among New Jersey's largest savings and loans in terms of deposit size With deposits of $472,511 million, Investors' deposits The young things are at have increased 19 45 percent Brooks Exciting new or $76,617 million in 1978. up moods ol young fashion from $395,894 in 1977 Nationwide, Investors has The new silhouettes are OPENS TONIGHT — Suianne Bottelll as "Hilda", is among members of the cast of moved ahead nine places to sott, perky, individualistic "Plain and Fancy", a popular 1950's musical which opens tonight at 8 p.m. at the 149th out of more than (i.000 andconlident in the Junior High School. Looking on Is Jodl Freedman as "Ruth". The play, which is set savings and loan cheeriest ot colors and among the Pennsylvania Amlsh people will also be shown tomorrow night. Tickets are associations in the Inited States prints for lively If ids who 'II $1.50 for students and $2.50 for adults and can be purchased at the Junior High School. love the grownup looks. a. 2-piece cotton/polyester Meeting Will Cite Lester dress set in prairie tloral print White-accented-fronl memory of the late Maxwell The annual meeting of the and cuffs In brown or blue Summit Family Service Lester, jr., the 19411943 Association will take place president of the agency's Sizes 7-14, $18. in the Fellowship Room of board of trustees. b. Billy the Kid tor boys tor Central Presbyterian The publicTTs invited to SPRING those goJn 'out days attend. Further information Church at 8 p.m. on Tuesday Gabardine blazer (8-16) $23, AprU 10. may be obtained by calling Family Service at 273-1414 SALE (4-7)$20; reversible vest This 66th annual meeting of the Association will be Mrs. Willie Mae Coram SAVE ON GEMS AND JEWELRY (8-16) $9, (4-7)$8; dedicated, in honor of, and is the board of trustees' co- plaid pants 18-16) $13. ordinator for the meeting. "in gratitude" .for the 20% off sterling silver Turquoise Jewelry (4-7) $10.50, Don Juan shirt • * 20% off "Little Rings" of sterling silver (8-16) $11, (4-7) $10. All in navy or tan. set with Opal or Lapis Cabochons 10% off Natural Gem Crystal Pendants 20% off All Malachite Cabochons (unset cut stones) 15% off All Tiger Eye Carbochons (unset cut stones) 15% off Geode Halves (cut and polished) INVITATIONS "DINOSAUR BONE" ANNOUNCEMENTS (Fossilized & Agitated) Engraved and Thermographed Re,, jio.oo/ib. NOW$8°°/ib. Also Crane letters, notes. Informal* and calling cards. For such an important SALE THRU 4-7-79 step, only Crane will da Hours: Mon thru Sat _10:00am-5:00 pm Evenlngsi Weds * Thurs 7:30 -10:00 pm
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14. li Page 6 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 1979 The Slowdown Has Arrived The future of Route 78 through the designed or constructed to ac- MISCHIEVOUS MASONRY — It Is Summit area is heading toward a commodate heavy traffic, we fear road said that when J. William Halt built the showdown after nearly a generation of repairs in the not-too-distant future Suburban Hotel, exactly 50-years ago controversy. will swell to awesome proportions. In 1*29 on the site of the old Blackburn There are still many who fear that That Route 78 was not wanted in the House at 570 Springfield avenue one of completion of the unfinished five mile first place has been pointed out time the more xealous artisans assigned to link will do irreparable damage to the and again. In 1957 when the idea was achieve a random arrangement of the Watchung Reservation which lies in first made public, The Summit Herald brickwork of the facade made sure the Summit's backyard, and will cause went on record as opposing its con- owner's name would never be environmental harm to the vast struction. However, the road was forgotten, with this configuration species of flora and fauna.There's also constructed, and now halts at the gates which can still be seen over the porch the question of what route would cause of Summit. The traffic spilloff from its windows to the left of the entrance. the least harm to Summit in the way of terminus in Berkeley Heights is fast When the hotel was sold to the Frank home and property destruction. Those becoming a noticeable nuisance. H. Taylor Corporation in 1945, H.A. who live in the area affected as well as Taylor, |r., president of the cor- environmentalists would just as soon In order to avoid any additional poration and long manager of the hotel, see plans dropped for any completion. traffic from entering Summit from the noted the brandlng-in-brlck and On the other hand, there are those West, we feel the "missing link" should decided that it suited him to a "T" (up who feel that the link must be com- be completed at the earliest possible to the extra "T", that is.) In IMS, a 45-- pleted in light of the money already time. We are not keen about losing room motor hotel and swimming pool spent to complete Route 78 from portions of the Watchung Reservation, were added at the rear of the 4-acre Phillipsburg to here, with its terminus and we are most concerned that some grounds, bringing the hostelry's at Newark Airport. The Route was area families face the threat of losing capacity to 300 guests. In 1973, the hotel supposed to provide a smooth highway their homes to make way for the high- was purchased by the Summit Su- through the state in place of Route 22, way. However, in light of what an burban Corporation, with Al Stone, the of the pictures which have appeared in an archaic, hazardous roadway that uncompleted Route 78 would create, Blackburn House, the Beechwood Ho- president as the manager. The old this spot over the years, plus others, has outlived its usefulness. Route 78 we must go along with those who wish tel (site of Kemper Insurance) and the wooden Blackburn House which are included in the Summit Historical was supposed to eliminate heavy to see the highway completed so that Park House (site of the Beechwood preceded the hotel dated from the Society's new book, "Glimpses Into dependency on Route 22, and com- this part of Union County, (Berkeley Apartments) all flourished as summer i870's when it was built up around the Summit's Past", which can be seen, pletion now would accomplish that Heights, New Providence, Summit and resort hotels here in the late 1800's and 1845 residence of John Blackburn. The borrowed or bought at the Summit task. Springfield) which houses nearly 70,000 early 1900's. (Contributed by the Sum mit Historical Society) (Note: Many Library. ($4.76 plus tax). From a selfish point of view, m any in people, will not become a snarling, Summit are already feeling the affects pollution-filled, traffic jammed area of the so-<-ailed Route 78 "missing where all signs of suburban existence link'' Traffic exits at the Berkeley would fast become a memory. A Heights - Scotch Plains terminus and is deepcut through a portion of the forced to use residential streets in reservation away from homes and order to make its way toward people could very possibly eliminate The Fuel "Crisis", Carpools and Summer Driving Springfield and points east. As a undue noise, pollution and unwanted traffic through our streets. Will we be consequence, Summit is being sub- By Assemblywoman controversial matters — something of a degree, it may spread to other areas of the jected to more and more heavy traffic. given any other alternative? Barbara A. Curran comprmose was reached under which state. Its success, in my Judgement, Streets such as Ashland road, Moun- (Editor's note: Does the above Member of the General Assembly carpooling tests will be conducted in six depends almost exclusively upon the New Energy and Natural Resources Committee municipalities Vineland, Sea Isle City, Jersey motorist becoming convinced that a tain avenue, Springfield avenue, Broad editorial sound familiar? It should. It East Orange, Asbury Park, Parsippany gasoline shortage is not only imminent, but street, Morris avenue and small, was first published in The Summit New Jerseyans are once more being and Delran. will be one with crippling effects. highly residential streets that link Herald exactly three years ago in subjected to sharply conflicting reports, The idea behind the test cities concept is For instance, some service stations along high-use roads are more and more April, 1976. The predictions made in gloomy predictions of economic damage, that, if the state can display to Federal the New Jersey Turnpike have decided to being used as a throughway from the editorial then are rapidly coming and the possibility of drastic changes in officials that it is making a serious attempt limit gasoline sales to an $8 maximum, Route 78's Western Terminus. Since true, and the time has come to stem the lifestyles as Federal and state officials to implement the carpooling suggestion, while local service stations have either cut most of Summit's roads were not tide.) seek to confront a potentially servers then possibly New Jersey could win an back hours of operation or closed com- gasoline shortage this summer. exemption from any Federal ban on pletely on Sundays to conserve their sup- In the latest development, a high-ranking Sunday gasoline sales. plies. Federal environmental official proposed Such an exemption would be crucial to As long as there are public Saved from Extinction that New Jersey undertake a massive New Jersey's tourist and resort industry disagreements among officials at the state this summer since many visitors to the With so much talk about various statewide effort to encourage carpooling as and Federal levels over a potential shor- But along with this good news there the only alternative to a severe energy New Jersey shore in particular are tage of gasoline and over how severe it species of wildlife nearlng extinction, it is bad news that the bald eagle is still shortage. The implication in this recom weekend visitors If service stations are might be, the public will remain skeptical was heartening to hear the report of threatened with extinction. Perhaps mendation is thai, without carpooling New closed on Sundays, there will be a dramatic — and understandably so. the U.S. National Wildlife Federation the furor that has been raised over the Jersey will face a gasoline shortage of downturn in the shore area economy. What is so obviously and clearly required that five species which appeared shooting of some of these eagles on crisis proportions Efforts toward carpooling in New Jersey at this point is a candid assessment of doomed are making a comeback. western ranches will result In in- At the state level, officials responded that in the past have met with limited success at precisely where New Jersey stands and as creased efforts to preserve them. To carpooling on such a massive scale was best. In fact, there are 400 employer- accurate a prediction as possible of what The gray whale, sea otter, northern sponsored van pools in New Jersey, more permit our national symbol to become unworkable and implied that it was will occur this summer. Lacking those two elephant seal, Guadalupe fur seal and recommended only because Governor than any other state, but officials concede steps, it will be difficult, indeed, if not Juandez fur seal are staging extinct would be a disgrace. Byrne had expressed his opposition to a that its impact on gasoline consumption impossible, to enlist the general public in comebacks. The gray whale Is now We nearly lost another national possible Federal ban on Sunday gas sales. has been minimal. any broad program of energy conservation. \ doing so well that It is approaching the symbol when the buffalo reached the The proposal was, however, not rejected It the program in the six test number that existed when the whaling extinction stage toward the end of the out of hand, but — as is,so often the case in municipalites succeeds to any substantial industry began. last century after it was mercilessly Mexico is credited with doing much hunted and slaughtered. to save the gray whale, having set Fortunately some thoughtful people The Pinelands Desperately Needs Written Protection aside a Pacific Lagoon in which whale in the government took steps to halt the The Merlino bill contains a perfectly hunting is banned. slaughter and to preserve and increase by David F. Moore hinges on the consent of the senator from Now the New Jersey Senate has two bills whatever district the nominee comes from, reasonable provision, as is used under the Some idea of what conservation herds in our national parks. aimed at establishing state protection of one can predict gubernatorial inability to Green Acres program, to compensate local regulations can accomplish can be Thus current campaigns to save the Pinelands, as called for in federal name unbiased members to the Pinelands governments for lost tax ralables where realized when one notes that there endangered species of our animal and legislation establishing the Pinelands Na- Commission, if the Russo bill wins out. land is acquired. were only two known elephant seals on bird life seem to be gaining headway tional Reserve. ;•• Both bills would create a "preservation There are a number of other differences Guadalupe Island in 1892 and now there and this is indeed a cause for rejoicing. The first bill, S-3091, has the blessing of area," with the tightest protection, and a as well that make the Russo measure less are 15,000. the Byrne administration, myself and the "protection area," with a less restrictive protective. overwhelming majority of environmental- set of safeguards. This is because the Something must be done soon, particu- ly concerned people in New Jersey. It was preservation area is the most important larly in the Pinelands but elsewhere as Slings and Arrows introduced by Senate President Joseph due to water quality and other delicate fac- well, to change the way in which land is Merlino, of Mercer County, and Senator tors. But the protection area has to be pro- developed in New Jersey. With a stable The Buck Starts at Home Charles Yates, of Burlington County. It is a tected, too. population, there is no steadily increasing good bill. Both bills call for the Pinelands Commis- Not too many years ago schools flow of tax dollars to pay for needed public police force, but not appropriate if Recently in this space I wrote in favor of sion to submit a comprehensive manage- improvements. served the function of providing the you're in a classroom. the Merlino bill and predicted that at least ment plan for the Pinelands within 18 opportunity for "Larnin", whether the Even in suburban settings, the role of one more bill, tailored more for the in- months. And both establish a development What's worse is the fact that New experiences were for the basics of the the teacher has changed drastically. terests of developers and similar interests, moratorium pending adoption of that Jersey's cities and some close-in suburbs well-known three R's or advanced would be introduced. That one has turned are declining in population while the coun- Once regarded as the source of out to be S-3138, by Senator John F. Russo management plan. physics and chemistry. knowledge, teachers now find them- But the Merlino bill spells out that tem- tryside areas are growing. We really can't of Ocean County, and co-sponsored by porary moratorium for both the preserva- afford to abandon schools, transit systems During the past 20 years, however, it selves responsible tor the total child. Senators Steven Perskie, Atlantic County; and other facilities before they're paid for has become the lot of the school to play tion and protection areas. Russo s bill, on But, the total child is an entity before Eugene Bedell, Monmouth County and the other hand, prohibits a development while we try to finance new improvements many roles, including counselor to he-she arrives on the school scene. James Cafiero, Cape May County. embargo in the protection area, even after where populations are growing. And that's troubled students and parents, foster Five years of active life in a home- I must say that there is overall similarity completion of the master plan, "until the what we're doing now. mother and father, psychologist, community environment have between the Merlino and Russo bills. One Legislature has enacted and the people It should be painfully clear to developers, has to read carefully to find where the doctor and social worker. preceded school entrance. have approved a bond issue or .other land speculates and farmers that everyone 1 Russo bill falls far short of the Merlino As a result of these role changes, measure, the proceeds of which would im- can't develop their land at the same time. And, when the children finally arrive bill's desirability. There's not the demand. Some rational the classroom teacher, already faced plement and finance a program of in the formalized school, setting, they There's the matter of the controlling body payments in lieu of taxes for and compen- resource allocation system has to be de- with complete indivldualUatlon of are only In school some six hours, called for in both bills, a 15-member "Pine- sation to owners of, lands or interests .. . vised so we don't go down the tubes finan- instruction, has found that the role of including lunch. lands Commission," seven members of acquired or restricted..." cially, and we don't continue to subsidize "teacher" has been supplemented by But, for some reason, everyone, which would be appointed by the Governor. In other words, the protection area, environmentally destructive developments. In the Russo bill, the Governor's ap- — which, incidentally, are also energy- many other roles. from the State Legislature down seems which is by far the greatest area of the pointees would need Senate approval. What Pinelands, would effectively be naked until inefficient. The Merlino bill heads us in the Unfortunately, while this change was to feel that the teacher should be the with the moss-covered tradition known as right direction. taking place, other changes were only responsible person. Others who "Senatorial courtesy," wherein approval a bond issue was passed, IF it was passed I taking place in society. And, so It Is not affect the child's life don't seem to be strange, that in some communities, willing to assume respon- classroom discipline, essential for sibilities....and so we find that the sign learning, went by the boards. Teach- over, the teacher's head says..."The Letters to the Editor Looking Backward ers, always responsible for a positive buck stops here". It is suggested that learning climate, found they were the sign should say: "The bucks stops Seventy-five Years Ago The city announced plans for extensive becoming policepersons with master's everywhere, but starts in the home." Wants Tire Playflela a benefit to the Franklin The Sewerage Committee pointed out facelifting of Bonnell Park. degrees, which is fine If you are on a Editor, Summit Herald: School residents. that sewerage from the north slope of the Guy G. Gabrielson of Locust drive an- As a Summit resident in 1. Safety: The playground city could not flow by gravity into the new nounced his candidacy for the Republican the Franklin School district, is constructed on a sand Joint Trunk Sewer to Tidewater System nomination for Congressman from the we recently took our base at a reasonable low because it naturally drained in the opposite Sixth Congressional District. children (5 and 2 years old) height to be a far safer play direction. At the Strand Theater: "From Here to to the Coles School in Scotch area than more con- The New Jersey Liquor Dealers Eternity" with Burt Lancaster, Mont- Plains where a tire ventional playgrounds. Association asked Senator Robert Hud- gomery Clift, Deborah Kerr, Frank playground was recently 2. Enjoyment: Children speth to introduce a bill prohibiting grocers Sinatra and Donna Reed. SUMM ERALD constructed. ranging in ages from about 2 from selling liquors. + The opponents of the to 12 years old were playing The telephone number of the Police Ten Yean Ago OiaftyWeeMlee of New Jersey construction of such a play in a 'safe environment in Department was 52. The Gtenwood place fund-raising drive Ev»E.rorbss.Publsher Audit Bureau of CtrcuMkm ground at Franklin School which each age level could reached )212,194 against a goal of 1450,000. Normen ERauschar. New Jersey Press AseocfatJon have cited this playground participate in creative play Fifty Years Ago Mrs. G.E. Schindler, jr., of Murray Hill, ^S in a way appropriate to that The Tammany Club, Inc., was organized was re-elected president of the board of alEdhorl* date as an unsightly facility trustees of the YWCA. which defaces a lovely age. When we finally had to in the city as an offshoot of the Hudson MsnaajngM PubKshtd by Ths SummH HsfsM neighborhood. We were leave, we had to .carry our County Democratic Organization. Mrs. Naomi B.Falson of Lllewellyn road tuByMsyir Every Thursday at 22 Bank Street five year old away crying A'tablet was presented by Board of was thefirst woman named to the Planning pleasantly surprised that that he wanted to stay Board. Sufnmit.New Jersey 07901 this is indeed not the case. Education member H. Donald Holmes to The tires were laid out in an longer. Franklin school in memory of George H. + Entered as Second Class Matter organized, creative, and 3. Indestructibility: At Williams. The name of the top sixth grader Five Years Ago Franklin School we student each year was to be engraved on The Housing Authority hired a uninhari cam MOW «i October 5.1889 at the Post Office pleasing manner. By seeing the tablet. professional planner to evaluate possible mHHHH -emcemct •* torn*, N.J. Summit, Mew Jersey, under the our children and a dozen or frequently find the swings •Ml.l IMMIMMr M *ci tl ManMan* I. wrapped around the support At the Strand Theater: "Old Ironsides" sites for construction of additional low CUM OMMt* MM »l Act of March 3,1879 so other children playing at income housing. the playground, we poles by,older children, so with Wallace Beery, Esther Ralston, recognized several other we thereby can not use George Bancroft, Charles Farrell and The YMCA "burned the mortgage". ALL DEPARTMENTS: 273-4000 them. Nothing of that nature Johnnie Walker. At the High School: Sam Levinson as part JPPERYEARINAOVANCE BACK COPIES 30c EACH favorable features of the of "A Week of Jewish Culture", sponsored facility which would make it (Continuedon Page 7) Twenty-five Years Ago by Temple Sinai. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979
past week supporting the ticularly the teenager. Long who died in 1966 and Kemper Lodge F & AM Avenue construction of the ing the relative at- Funeral arrangements Teenagers are often labeled Along with his daughter, a Mrs O'Connell was a Faced Witt A Letters playground to give your tractiveness of the proposed were by Smith and Smith, trouble makers, juvenile Deaths brother Donald survives, policy writer for Kemper Drinking Problem (Continued from P«o« 6) support to this worthwhile playground design we do not Springfield delinquents, anti-establi- and two grandchildren Insurance Underwriters, community project. believe the tire playground Aie juu ucfc and Met) ul will cause "visual pollution'' shment, et al. However, Thomas A. Ganner A funeral service and Summit, for 10 years She can be done to the tire During the last 14 months Funeral services will be teing sick lnd wed' or detract from the overall there are times when we as George VV [ngland inlermmt occurred March was a member of the playground the Franklin School PTO parents must take a long, held today at li am. in 29 in Kails Church, Va appearance of the Franklin Former Internal Revenue Women's Club of Kemper In summary, we hope that has conducted extensive hard look in the mirror. Christ Church, for Thomas Arrangements were made Insurance Perhaps Alcoholics School area for a number of Service investigator George the school board and the research on many types of reasons: On Monday, March 26, A. Ganner, 58 of Portland by Burroughs and Kohr AnorVymous playgrounds and has spent Warren lngland, 83, died Born in Troy. N Y , she residents of Summit will 1. The playground has 1979, a group of Summit road who died last Saturday Funeral Home, 309 support the construction of a more than $600 in consulting at Overlook Hospital March 26 at 8 DeBary place Springfield avenue lived in New Providence for Can Help been designed by one of the' High's student-athletes where he lived with his tire playground at Franklin fees with highly regarded gathered in the High School William A. Bradley and the last 20 years experts in the field of nation's leading experts on daughter. Dr Jane 1 School. It would be a shame tire playgrounds who has auditorium for the annual Son, funeral directors, Write P.O. Box 315 for a few residents to playground design in order Chatham, had charge of Johnson Mrs John (,. OX'onnell Surviving are her hus supervised the construction Winter Sports presen- band, John G ; two da ugh selfishly deprive the young to develop a plan for im- arrangements. Born in Newark, lngland Mrs Joan O'Connell, 57, Or Cad 763-1415 of over 85 such playgrounds tations. As the ceremonies ters, Mrs Winifred Me proving Franklin's Mr. Ganner was born in lived in Falls Church, Va of New Providence died last children of the Franklin in the northern New Jersey unfolded, words and phrases Carthy and Mrs Adele playground equipment. As Brooklyn and was and on Guam before moving Thursday at home School district of the op- area alone. It is significant such as "dedicated", "team Rubey, two brothers you know, this playground graduated, sum ma cum to Summit eight years ago A Mass was offered last portunity to play on a safe to note that no tire workers", "achievers", James and Father Phih. improvement project has laude, from Ohio State He was with the IRS in Saturday at Our Lady of If someone m your lamily has a enjoyable playground. playground, once planned "record setters", "good Barrett, and a sister, Mis' been the major focus of the conduct", and "mosl University^ He served as a Washington, I) C for :iO Peace Church, New Provi Mr. and Mrs. Denis by a community, has ever Adele Marie Barrett drinking problem you can see Franklin School Parent-I valuable" abounded. The first lieutenant in the US years, and then became an dence, following the funeral Rousseaui Teacher group for the last been cancelled because of opposition by area awards won and the records Army during World War II official with the i.uam from the Brough Funeral what it s doing to them 41 Sunset drive two years and concerned (Continued on Page 6) residents. set by the bowling team, and was awarded a bronze Power Authority Home, 535 Springfield parents have already But can you see «hat it s doing Tire Playground Endorsed boys and girls basketball star He attended Rutgers donated more than $2,000 2. The playground as now University and, after ser Editor, Summit Herald: teams, wrestling teams and In 1987 he became a WE WILL BUY YOUR GOOD lo eou' toward the successful designed will be ap- the boys and girls swim ving in World War I, at Because the Franklin completion of this much proximately the size of a managing partner with Foi information and ming teams were numerous Price-Waterhouse in New tended the University of PTO and many other needed project. tennis court, hardly a major help contact parents believe that our The High School auditorium York and in 1972 was made a London new facility. It is important was set to receive all the His Summit memberships children need an adequate The playground con- to note that the proposed deputy senior partner with student athletes, their included Ihe Old (Juard, AND PAY YOU WELL FOR THEM ALA NON playground facility, a sultants with whom PTO Franklin playground will be the firm. After his rooting public and proud Tta Outturn Booksslln 8221361 Write P0 Box 48/ committee researched officers have talked and the approximately one-half the retirement in 1976 he corf American I^egion, Sons of parents Snap. 8 Green Villagt Rd. Madison playground alternatives. It extensive research on size of those recently pic tinued with Price the American Kevolulion Or Call 6/2 7231 Waterhouse asa consultant. found that the proposed and playgrounds studied by the lured in Summit But who was there'1 previously accepted - tire PTO indicate that a tire newspapers, employing only Present were our principal. Mr Ganner was a playground would- meet playground of the type now 180 tires compared with 300 Dr Geddis, our athletic member of the Christ SEND ONE... ^ most of the school's needs. planned for Franklin is one tires for the more complete director, Howie Anderson, Church Association and had The tire structures provide of the safest and most playgrounds already in and the team coaches, all of served as president and a unique and challenging creative playground designs stalled in Scotch Plains. whom ably presided over treasurer of the United Way ^p^ STAHL - DEL DUCA area for both individual and for elementary school Cranford, Madison. the awards ceremony Whal in Summit. He was a group play at all the children available today Morristown, and other about the rooting public' member of the American elementary age levels. The PTO committee nearby communities No, but that can he ex Institute of Certified Public Accountants and of Beta *«ir FLORIST Unfortunately, the pur- rejected a number of highly peeled, as crowd appeal is a BOUQUET 3 Neighborhood ac Alpha Psi fraternity which, pose of providing our regarded designs in arriving ceptance was an important function of the excitement of srausstMWY children with a needed at its selection of a tire the contest rather than mere in 1947, named him as SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, SUMMIT factor in the design and recipient of their Out Call or stop in today playground facility has been playground. In particular, location of the playground ceremony What about Ihe the group studied a number proud parents'' Mad to turn standing Alumnus award We send flowers a I lost in the conflict over As a result, it is located Mr Ganner had served as a 273-2251 aesthetics and fear that the of wooden structure partially behind the school, them away at Ihe most any where door right' Wrong! treasurer^onsullanl to the playground might draw playgrounds similar to those as far as possible from the KTD way found at several schools in Evidently Ihe majority of financial committee of people from outside the nearby residences and will Canoe Brook Country Club neighborhood. the area. The research and be screened by appropriate parents had something else the consultants indicated to do, for the turnout was I believe we should all landscaping Mr Ganner is survived by that these wooden structure meager to say Ihe least his wife, Mrs Donna D recognize the priority of playgrounds were unsafe Tbe basic issues in the providing adequate and fun construction of a tire Isn't it sad thai these fine Ganner, two sons, Thomas playground facilities, Safety in the playground playground at Franklin young men and women, who A Ganner of Oakland, Calif, remembering the fact that equipment was one of the School are safety and spend houi> upon hours of and William R Ganner of Franklin isaachooLwith all prime considerations in creative play Franklin does strenuous effort in per Summit, his mother, Mrs that a school denotes: design selection! Seven not have adequate feeling their particular Clara M Ganner of Green education, buildings, children have been injured playground facilities The sport are not supported by Brook, and a sisler. Mrs Frank Gnese of Plainfield playgrounds, and ever- on Franklin playground addition of the lire parental presence at .i 60 changing activity. It Is there equipment in the current playground will add to the minute awards ceremony' for our children, and is used school year and 12 injuries children's development and Are our lives and schedules were recorded the previous secondarily by the neigh- their enjoyment of the so busy thai we cannot lake Mrs Hubert Long borhood and town. By its year Based on the ex- school and will, also, time to wilness the perience of other schools Mrs Ruth W Long ol very nature there should be significantly reduce recognition afforded lo our Vincennes, lnd , formerly of and has been change, both that have constructed tire playground injuries youngsters'" Summit, died al her home playgrounds, the design within and without. Anyone on April 2 She was B4 selected for Franklin should We believe that when the Congratulations to living in a school area must significantly reduce playground is completed it Summit High's winter Born in New Jersey, Mrs have understood this nature equipment related injuries will soon be recognized as a sports participants and their Long was active with many when choosing his valuable asset by the coaches Our apologies to organizations while living in residence. Franklin School parents community as a whole, Any those young athletes who Summit She had lived in Let us hope that the recognize that some area slight "visual pollution" had to ask. " it's 8 p m on Vincennes for the last year. Franklin neighbors con- residents consider any perceived by some area Winter Sports Presentation Mrs. Long is survived by sider the children and ac- playground equipment residents seems to us to be a Night, do you know where her granddaughter, with cept the change as one for unattractive and will, small price to pay for the my parents are?" whom she lived and several therefore, consider a tire improved safety and further Dona and Bill O'Lcary nephews and nieces. She the better. 45 Tulip street was the widow ot Hubert Elizabeth W. Wade playground unattractive development of our 91 Tanglewood drive It is our opinion that those children. Backs Tire Ftoyg who now oppose the con- We urge you to join with struction of the tire the majority of Franklin Editor, Summit Herald: parents in supporting the Tbe enclosed totter has playground dolm primarily because they consider it to construction of this much been cant to Dr. Richard L. needed new facility. Flander. Superintendent of be an unattractive addition Sincerely yours, Schools. Publication in The to the school. In fact. William R. Fisher, Jr. Summit Herald Is Franklin has a long history LyleR. Fisher requested. of strong opposition by area William R. Fisher residents to the construction LyleR. Fisher of sidewalks, the addition of Disappointed at Turnout Portland road the present playground Editor, Summit Herald: equipment and the We respectfully request The Area's Largest and Finest Facilities Dr Richard L. Fiander construction of other that you print the following facilities at the school on Superintendent of Schools open letter to the parents of Summit, New Jersey similar grounds. BROUGH £~~/y/~« While there will be dif- Summit High School Winter Sports Participants ferences of opinion'jtegard- 535 SPRINGFIELD AVE AT MORRIS AVE Dear Dr. Fiander: It has become vogue in We are writing as con- Fund-raiser our society to criticize the 273-3333 cerned parents in the The Summit Area YMCA younger generation, par Franklin School District to is among over 50 non-profit let you know that we organizations participating strongly favor the con- this year to raise money for struction of the new tire their own projects and playground at the school. financial needs through the We urge you and the Board sale of tickets for the All This kind of joy is called of Education to join more American Circus to be than 120 concerned Franklin presented at the South parents and neighbors who RESTLAND the FTD Easter Basket Bouquet^ Mountain Arena, West have signed petitions in the Orange, May 5-13, for 22 Send some joy today! It's easy Jusi call or visil your performances. 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Deaths of Summit and the Green Mrs. Joseph Bachstatter Bruin; Mrs. Jean Grief (Continues from Page 7) Light Assn. of Newport, R.I. A Summit resident for 27 Kingensmith of Survivors include two years, Margaret E. Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. Enid Black of Parker, Pa. Death and Dying: Challenge and Change, DC Jean R.Walsh sons. Earl J. Walsh of Staten Bachstatter of 21 Gates Island and David A. of avenue died at home on and Mrs. Mary Landis of Ft. A funeral mass was Worth, Tex. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is six weeks after the death of dejection. At this time the illness suffered by the conducted Tuesday in St. Warren; two daughters. March 27. the ninth in a series of 15 her husband from cancer.) bereaved has given up the deceased. Psychiatric Teresa's Church for Jean Lisa Ann Walsh of Summit Employed as a clerk at A morning service was article! exploring "Death Grief is the reaction to the struggle to regain the dead treatments for these con- Russell Walsh, 81, a resident and Mrs. Jean Kane of Sioux the CIBA Pharmaceutical conducted March 30 from And Dying: Challenge and loss of a person or thing to person and. has become fully ditions are usually suc- of Summit for 55 years who Falls, S.D.; two brothers, division of CIBA-Geigy the Brough Funeral Home Change." In this article which we have become aware of the gap between cessful. died at home, 23 Franklin Joseph and William of Corp. in Summit, she was followed by a mass* at St. psychiatrist Colin Murray attached. It is a natural and the world that had been There are several ways in place, on March 30. Newport; a sister, Mrs. also a member of the Teresa's Church. Inter- Parkes of The London normal reaction that has a taken for granted up to this which we can all help Alice Meyers of San Diego, Rosary Society of St. ment was in St. Teresa's Born in Newport, Rhode Cemetary. Hospital Medical College natural form and sequence. time and the world that now bereaved people to grieve uY Island, she was a graduate Ca.; 10 grandchildren and a Teresa's Church. She was describes the various stages It is, at times, Intensely exists. Life seems to have a positive and healthy of the Newport Hospital great-grandchild. born in Bruin, Pa. of grief. This series was painful and frightening, and lost its meaning and to have manner. In the early weeks, school of nursing and served Arrangements were made Surviving are her written for COURSES BY it may therefore be avoided, become empty and flat. they may need en- as an R. N. with the Sage by Burroughs and Kohr husband, Joseph J ; two Council Talks NEWSPAPER, a program repressed, or distorted out Recovery couragement to express the organization of Summit. Funeral Home, 309 brothers: Virgil Slagle of developed by University of its natural form. Only when unrealistic feelings of distress, anger, She was also a member of Springfield avenue. Bruin, Pa. and Ben of About Patents Extension, University of Psychiatric research hopes have been bewilderment and shame the Rosary Society of St. Interment was in St. Miami, Fla; four sisters: California, San Diego, and indicates that attempts to relinquished do • new which are natural emotions; Teresa's Cemetery. Mrs Leroy Mauerhoff of funded by a grant from the deny 6r avoid grief are beginnings emerge. Little they are not signs of mental Teresa's, the Senior Citizens Mrs. Martha Pugh of National Endowment for the iUness or stupidity as is Summit, a patent lawyer, potentially harmful. It is by little the appetites return Humanities. Copyright c important for people who and people start to discover frequently feared. Men in will be the principal 1978-79 by the Regents of the particular often feel that SPRING SPEAKER - Rev. Buy A Gift And Save A Life speaker at a joint meeting suffer a loss to accept the the world that is now University of California. need to grieve and for those possible for them. ' tears are unmanly, and they Virginia Samuel, Hospice, of the National Society of should realize that grief is a oncology and radiation APRIL 9 Thru APRIL 14 Inventors and the New + + + who are in a position to help Not that grief has an By Colin Murray Parkes to encourage the bereaved ending. Even years after a job of work that must be therapy chaplain at Jersey Chapter of the done. Overlook Hoipltal, will American Association of "All of a sudden I felt to express their grief. loss some reminder can Donates 10% of Total Sales. there was nothing more to again evoke a pang of grief Anxiety and tension are ipeak at the Overlook' Small Research Companies The reaction to a loss by Hospital Auxiliary Spring JERRY'S to be held April 10 at the do. There's nothing. I'm so death usually follows a or an episode of pining. But often a cause of minor Proceeds Benefit Summit Animal Welfare League. Charles Brewer school, confused, so lost All of a predictable pattern, in the such pangs are less severe , physical symptoms but this Meeting to be held Monday. Clark, 7:30 p.m. sudden he passed away and course of which rile than in the past, and the is no reason to demand April », I:JO a.m., in the Your EASTER GIFT CAN SAVE A LIFE 1 couldn't do anything more bereaved person makes real memories of the dead tranquilizers and sedatives. auditorium of Central Pugh, a member of the for him. The ambitions, inside himself a situation person, though painful, Such efforts to avoid the Presbyterian Church. She Choose From our Large Selection of Jewelry • Toys & Novelty Gifts New Jersey Patent Law hopes, and inspirations I that is already an become mixed with pain of grief or dull the will discuss various aspects Association and of the had before seemed no longer established reality outside nostalgic pleasure. • senses can sometimes delay of her ministry In the can of American Bar Association, important to me. How am I himself. Grieving is a way of or distort the grief response terminally 111 patients and will speak on "Patenting an going to live? What am I This process of realization relearning the world. It to the detriment of the their famines. Mn. Peter D, Invention and the Impor- going to hang on to' I feel and the acceptance of the takes time, and because no survivor. Webje, Auxiliary president, JERRY'S INDIAN TRADING POST tance of Record Keeping." like somebody that just lost full implications of the loss two relationships are alike In the longer term will preside. Interested their arm or a leg or take time. "I can't believe and no two worlds the same, bereaved people may also persons are invited to at- 33 Maple Street. Summit 273-3553 Visitors are welcome at something. I just have to It's true, it doesn't seem each person goes through it need permission to stop tend. Daily 9 - 5 - Thursday 'til 9 the meeting live without it." i Interview real." in his or her own way. grieving and reassurance with a 25-year-old woman. ** Numbness For some the shock of a that their duty to the dead is Free Baby The immediate reaction to sudden, unexpected done. To the bereaved the death, particularly sudden bereavement may trigger world may seem very in- Care Class or unexpected death, is severe and destructive secure, but with support likely to be one of shock or grief; for others, the timely from friends there is no numbness. For a few hours and peaceful death of an reason why those who Free classes in the or days the bereaved aged parent may give little confront the reality of loss pratical aspects of baby remain in a dazed state in cause for grief. should not gradually find care for new mothers, and which they can hardly react Parents usually feel J their way through to a new fathers and grandparents, emotionally at all. responsible for anything and rewarding life. will be sponsored by the up Summit Area Red Cross Pining that happens to their + •? + Numbness is followed by children, and therefore the The views expressed in Chapter, starting ' Wed- the onset of the pangs of death of a child often causes COURSES BY NEWS- nesday, April 11, In the Red grief, episodes of painful a particularly painful form PAPER are those of the Cross Chapter House, 695 a way for you togjst free pining for the dead person. of grief. authors only and do not Springfield avenue. necessarily reflect those of The "Preparation for These reflect an intense For people who are liable 1 wish to get the dead person to anger and self-reproach, the University of California, Parenthood ' course will back in some form or other. there is a risk of becoming the funding agency, or the coverall phases of the care Although the struggle to isolated by bitterness or participating newspapers of the new baby, including seek out the dead person is self-punishment ("I never and colleges. the procurement of needed Corning fa ultimately futile, this does loved him enough when he supplies, bathing the baby, not stop people from going was alive, now I will try to NEXT WEEK: Helena starting new foods, bottle to places and treasuring make up for this by grieving Znaniecki Lopata, author of and brant feeding, and Here's a way to spice up your day. Get free entitled to purchase any of the pieces in the objects associated with the for him forever"). "Women as Widows," labor and delivery. deceased. Nor does it Spice O'Life pattern Corning Ware |ust by saving at promotion at reduced prices! People who have becomT.__e discusses the special Beverly Wolff, R.N., prevent the survivors from chairman of mining and SUMMIT! This beautiful freezer-to-oven-to-table Ask your SUMMIT banker for details. It's a over-reliant on the deceased problems of widows and going over in their minds the may find it hard to believe widowers in our society, health for the chapter, will cookware is yours free with a deposit from $500 to great way to build your Corning Ware collection. events that led up to the loss be the instructor, and $9000 or more in any SUMMIT high-interest savings at if, even now, (hey could that they can survive + + + Enter Our Gournwt Sweepstakes. without his or her support. About the Author classes will be conducted on account, except r „ a memwr of ouf S Jits Mrs. Wolff,"who" Sweepstakes ends May 31, 1979. No sounds may be misin- ;md I never survive him." In Christopher's Hospice. He Club. Each time you deposit an additional terpreted as indicating his such cases grieving can also serves as member of conducted the program for $100 or more to your deposit required to lhe the past seven yean, is a enter. or her return, and viviit become an excuse for with- research staff of the account you're dreams occurring in a half- drawal from responsibility, School of Family Psychiatry graduate of Green waking state may be for the mourner has been at 'he Tavistock Institute of Mountain College, Vermont, recalled as apparitions: "I permitted by society to Human Relations. He is the and also holds a B.S. degree looked at him and he opened relinquish, tor a while, author of "Bereavement: from Columbia his mouth. 1 said, 'lie's obligations to work ami Studies of Grief in Adull Presbyterian Hospital, New alive, he's alive...' When I accustomed roles in the I'ife" and of numerous York. woke up, I wondered where I world. . articles in professional Last year, the course was was." , Grief may be complicated journals in both Britain and given three times and a total Since pangs of grief are in a variety of ways, and tne United States, of about 45 parents and precipitated by any thought some people need the help of grandparents attended it. or situation that brings the a doctor or counselor when To enroll, call the Red Cross dead person to mind, some physical or psychological at273-307«. people attempt to avoid the problems occur. There is Local Counsel The Summit Area Red pain of grief by getting rid of even evidence that a few Cross Chapter serves everything that reminds people actually die of a Teaches Class Springfield, Summit, New them of the loss and by "broken heart," though this Providence, Berkeley filling their lives with is unlikely unless they Heights arid Passaic Robert Schaul of Summit, Township. frenzied activities to already have serious heart an attorney and member of distract their thoughts. disease. the firm of Kerby, Cooper, Psychiatric evidence ' Bereavement . may, Schaul and Gavin, local Area Woman indicates that, far from however, aggravate a pre- attorneys, recently taught preventing grief, such at- existing physical or mental organization and sale of Alumni Head tempts only postpone it. disorder, or it may give rise small businesses in the New When grief that has been to fresh problems, Jersey Skills Training Mrs. Suzanne Meinert of Coming Ware products are recommended for use in Micro Wave ovens. delayed in this way does pathological reactions, Course, the Institute of Sulfrain road, Murray Hill, begin to emerge, it will be which are themselves Continuing Legal has been named president of more painful and disruptive distortions of the normal Education. the Bucknelt University than grief that has been process of grieving: The Club of Northern New fully expressed al the time DtpotltSKO Depotit $2,soo Deposit $5,000 Special Club commonest of these are The Skills Training Jersey. or more to * new or more to a new or more to a new Price of the loss. delayed reactions, chronic Course, administered by the In addition, Mrs. Kris SMCt O'LIFE CORNING WARE or existing or existing or existing with deposit of Dejection reactions, and identification Institute for the Supreme Callahan of Silver Lake savings account: savings account: savings account: $KX> or more As time passes the in- syndromes, in which the Court of New Jersey, is drive and Marcy Gelman of (Choice of one) (Choice of one) tensity and frequency of the bereaved develops a required for all candidates Springfield avenue have ANY TWO FREE pangs of grief gradually hypochondriacal illness to the Bar. been named to serve on the FREE FREE (In the $500 or $ 4.00 diminish, and the bereaved closely resembling the board of directors. $2500 category) experiences longer, and longer periods of apathy and FREE FREE 5.00 FREE FREE 6.00 FREE 6.00 FREE 6.00 Carpet and FREE 6.Q0 Can I save Rug Cleaning Experts (Choice of one) JWi money on 8.00 FREE homeowner's Steam Cleaning or Karpet-Kare FREE 10.00 insurance? FREE 10.0C Call and Known and Recommanded for Quality In tha Summit area for ovtr cov'd skillet eovU saucepan, compare. Fifty Yeare. Oriental and Domestic Ruga Expwrtly Cleaned and $3.00 14.00 Repaired. Wall-to-Wall Carpets Cleaned In Your Own Horn* or fiusirwas by Bloelow'a Famous Karptt-tUwa Mathodof By Steam jrowpwiwit Cleaning.' v .•;? _ -. • •• ''•-'•' ••'•'•• tc*ftwnt Whllt upplta latt. Minimum amount ttaairti for gift mutt remain on deposit 14 month.. ptte and canrafw with-, ' of f awlt wUMnty* bank. SUMMIT rettfvrt tt» right to wbriitule comparable Item* on all merchandise. oun. Maybe I eat •»• ! ) EPuMhi 3Ave ••vsummit • W7-rtdo l- IWWfarwnAve. * -' f ' Efai JJersey y St. l«S9nttt* Aw.»277-4200 S IOOR»tSt.-,»M-40<» , Snot phone iOJOlUrttanKd. la«M>|fa L'|v(n*«on>Wl (Uppt r Uvr!) • W4-375O . •MI-4300 Ed Courter 'RIEMTAL EX >*tmiaan Office 277-7613 J»*WB>St-177-6200 Home 277-0529 NCOItifcQItATlON ' ':• MMilMr FtMC 26 Mtfrris-Etttx Turnpi**, Summit. • 177-iZX SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979 Paged Place Names Sunimii > library Board Meets April 11 COOP NURSERY CENTER ' The regular meeting of) 2 Whittredge Rwfl Summit, N. J. pper School Head Behind the trnitees of the Free) Public Library oil "Now •ectpting rtgittrations for With a month to go before runners Kent Place HeadmasuH- merchants and firms make un- Summit wffl be held oi September dau«" line up on Maple street for the second derwrite the cost of running the races MaqlptjaM Httaey recenUy annual Barrett House Benefit Run, Wednesday, April 11, at« W»« *«t Doroity H. so that we can put all of the entry fee p.m. PROGRAMS FOR 2,3 or 4 yur old. DIUm wilt become head of more than a dozen area merchants money towards support of Barrett and firms have lined up to provide House. Last year we raised nearly INCLUDES; 1979.' Mrs. Dillon if financial support for the event, which $6,000 dollars with this event." No license Swimming lessom & dance presently a college cdun-' is scheduled for May 6. programs A spokesperson for the Barrett Barrett House, which is sponsored Driving on therevoked list aelor agd member of the by the Summit YWCA but is primarily netted Kari R. Jutila of e extended dayi to 2:30 history department. Since House Race Committee said that nearly all of the merchants and funded through a combination of Hillcrest avenue a $215 fine CALL 277-1464 or 273-4595 joining the Kent Place public funding and private donations, last week in Municipal faculty in 1974, ebe has businesses that helped fund the event last year have again stepped forward is a group home for girls on Oak Ridge Court. taught courses in American avenue. history, American politics, this year4 The spokesperson said "We're welcoming back Brocks of f The Barrett House Benefit Run will constitutional issues, and Summit; W.C. Deuchler Opticians; the presidency. consist of two races, a 10,000-meter Charline's; McElgunn's; Snellingand race (6.21 miles) and a 1-mile Fun A graduate of Vassar Snelling; Summit Stereo, Summit and Run. Both courses wind their way -Auction College with an A.B. in Elizabeth Trust Co. and Walters. through Summit neighborhoods from Economics, Mrs. Dillon also We're also getting support again this a start on Maple street to a finish on holds an EdM. degree from year from Smythe Volvo, City Prospect street. Maps of the course Rutgers with a con- Federal Savings and Loan and Chubb can be found on the reverse side of the centration in political and. Son, Inc. race entry forms. tcience. HUGE ESTATE MM. Dillon is currently "But I want to pint out too," the Race entry forms can be found at spokesperson said, "that we have many of the supporting merchants President of the Teacher .some new supporters this year as and firms or at the Summit YWCA, 79 Representatives of the New well. Brookdale Dairy and Maple street Runners asking for •lersey Association of Delicatessen and Brown Hardware forms by mall should include a HIGH GRADE MATERIAL Independent Schools and a (which had contributed some stamped, self addressed envelope. member of the executive materials last year) are with us and Early entry fee is $3. Late entry fee; committee of MAIS. She Weichert Realty came through for us i after April 25) is $5. T-shirts are was recently appointed' to in a big way. being given to the firsl 1,000 ap- OVER the teacher services com- plicants. mittee of the National "The contributions that these 400 Exciting Association of Independent Schools. She has also served as a faculty trustee at Kent How to Cope with Diabetes Lots of U.S. Material Place, and a trustee of Far SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 1PM Hills Country Day School. Questions of concern to American Diabetic assist patients and their The mother of five grown- the diabetic person will be Association; Mrs Barbara families with the day-to-day SAT. — APRIL 7lh — 1979 children, Mrs. Dillon and expiated in classes to be Zehnder, R,N., former in- problems of coping with her husband, Sidney G. presented at Overlook service education instructor diabetes. Lots Avail For Preview Tues. Sal. At Our Store Dillon, live in Oldwick. Dorothy H. Dillon Hospital on five consecutive at Overlook and diabetic For further information or Tuesday evenings, begin- teaching nurse and Mrsto register, write Overlook ning April 24, from 7:15 to Roshan Hakin, therapeutic Hospital, Department of 9:30. Course fee is $20 per nutritionist for ambulatory Patient and Community VALLEY STAMP & COIN CENTER ^"Oliver!" to Open at Oak Knoll person and *5 for each services at Overlook. Education, 193 Morris additional family member. The course, developed by avenue, or call 522-2946. Valley Mall Gillette 7* Fifth and sixth grade directing and terbury lane; Michael The classes will be taught Overlook's department of Registration and doctor's * nts at Oak Knoll School choreographing the Gural, Old Coach road; by a team consisting of Dr. patient and community approval forms will be 647-6550 He Holy Child will production which (hey have Carolyn Hickman,, Templar Robert Fuhrman, chairman education, is designed to mailed on request. me musical comedy . adapted for an all-children way; Mary Elizabeth Jaffe, of the Clinical Society of the B tonight as they present performance. Essex road; Karin New Jersey Affiliate of the i hit musical "Oliver" in Johanson, Oak Ridge t auditorium at 8 p.m. for According to Tatlow, avenue; John McCann, Oak audience of families, certain scenes have been Ridge avenue; Katherine and faculty mem- eliminated from the musical McCumber, Dale drive; since William J. Lov«U, • Pearl,' YM general (Hp_ program tor boys ^ member of the YMCA executive. * girls £r&Q£s 4~7. •.• * - profeakNial staff since We, Camp Cannundus is the Lovett, a graduate of has been named director of local Y's day camp for boys Governor Livingston High JOINS AGENCY • Edward the Summit Area YMCA's and gills grades 17 located School and Hiram College,. C. Holmes. President of Camp Caoramdus and Y at the Watchnng Reser- Ohio, earned his Master's Homes Agency, hai an- Sometimes my intuition Rangetksummer prograi vation. Y Rangers is a degree at Springfield nounced the appointment of about certain unknown art- combination day camp and College. Director of the Henryetta W. Donofane of Berkeley Heights Branch Blackburn road as a real ists proves right and some- YMCA, he Has also been estate representative. A times it doesn't. I take risks responsible for Youth former resident of the Soccer Association, Youth Reading, Pennsylvania when it comes to my art in- Basketball Association, area, she has prior ex- YMCA Model United perience In the real estate vestments, but not when it : Nations and Youth and field. Mrs, Donohue was comes to my savings. My sav- Government programs. born in New Jersey and Also directing YMCA attended Rutgers Univer- ings have a solid, well-known summer programs will be sity. She received her first backing, Investors Savings. Mrs. Joseph Caporaso. real estate license in Reading, Pa. prior to Investors offers me the high- beginning her 10th year as moving to Blackburn Road director of summer Kin- in Summit where she now est rates allowed by law. And derKlub. Information resides with her husband through carefully-planned sav- regarding summer camp and two of their four programiforyouthmay be children. ings in certificates and regular obtained by calling the YMCA, 273-3330. savings accounts, my insured as- sets have increased beautifully Make your over the years. I don't have to rely on my art collection to increase in BATHROOM value, because I know I can rely on Investors. SAFE ROOM Regular Savings Accounts Patient Aids for use in the Bathroom f Gifts of Blessed Independence effective annual y»eW on elective annual yield on enecbw« annual yiekt on ftltecnve annual yield on effective annual yield on • BaHilub R«IH - • a«h BwKhet - Three Convenient Height! • Other diellty Bath Md> by MINIMUM ONLVS&OO Compounded continuously PROHOCK 0 STEWART MINIMUM ONLY H O00 MINIMUMONIY J10Q0 MINIMUM ONLY $' 000 and payable mcmlhry B veai malunty 6 year maturity 4 year maturity Choose you» maturity l to S'l years Day of Deposit S' toOayo! Withdrawal Compounded continuously and payable quarterly. I. llective annual yields are earned when principal and interest remain in the account lor a lull year $H) minimum balance required No. M WO Batch PROBLEM HERE-Dltco roUw Bkatcr'tMn IS'H I I>"W« 11"O Federal emulations permit withdrawals from Savings Certificates before maturity providing the rate of true re si Mouad pttmc ThTMCOnwrwnt on the amount withdrawn is reduced to passbook rate and 3 months interest is forfeited ^taU and then deUven completed work for Pen comwwlMM si Girls' Softball Program Starts On Satunfay > The Summit Board of Girls Softball League are Youth Soccer Squads Score Four Victories Recreation opens its Softball asked to meet at Diamond program for girls in the No. 1, which is the field near Summit Youth The Strikers were in Spartans Vest Chatham Leading 3 • 0 at the hay, seventh and eighth grades Ashland Road. Association soccer teams control for most of this well- Township, 5-1. Chatham the Sharkilortto tba New this Saturday, April 7 at Girls making the roster won four and lost five games played game. Summit's Township took the offensive Providence Lancets, who 10:30 a.m. at Memorial will be playing against in Mid-New Jersey play last John Clark scored first, 10 quickly and pressed Summit launched a strong third Field. teams from Cedar Grove, Sunday. minutes into the game, with throughout the first quarter. period offense. .Bill Millburn, Springfield, assists from, wingman Vito Spartan goalie Leon Fern Callaghan scored first for AH Summit girls in- Dlviilonl the Sharks and Peter terested in trying out for the Livingston, South Orange, Summit-6 . CatjUo and BeD Kelsey. stopped repeated shots on Florham Park, Caldwell, Clark followed with a goal tp hold Chatham Jahries added two more' team that will represent MUlburn • 3 before halftime. Shark Greg Summit in the Suburban Maplewood and Verona. successful penalty kick five scoreless during this crucial Summit scored three minutes later. In the second period. The Spartans Horne scored from a direct goals in the final quarter to half a header by Kelsey countered in the second free kick in th* second half. vanquish Millburn, 6 - 3. enabled Catillo to add the quarter and held the edge Goalie Kevin \ Byrne Millburn scored first and third Striker tally. The for the rest of the game. played a fine game and Chuck Colton tied the game Mountainside score came In Summit forward Will Lyon fullbacks Henning Von for Summit. After Millburn . the final minutes. Defensive scored the first goal after Haefen and Jim Zerweck LEASING & DAILY RENTAL scored again. Matt Felix standouts for the winners taking a pass from Lelf were notable on defense for connected for the second Summit. / Summit goal. In the second included fullbacks Enio Welch. Welch added the SERVICE KENT PLACE HORSE SHOW-Co-Chairman of the Kent Place Horse Show, Germaine half Colton tallied again and Catullo and Jim Kelligrew second goal with an. assist Harmon (far left) and Leslie Kares (far right) discuss the show with Gary Kunsman. and midfielder Tom Osmun. from Brendan Gibbons as Division V Millburn tied the game Berkeley Heights Blues - S • INDIVIDUAL OR manager of Four Seasons Farm, and Jessie Bagger (center), course designer. The before a three-goal burst by the half ended. FltEl UASINC ' South Orange -6 Summit Stars -0 show will be held on Saturday, April 7, at 9 a.m. at the Four Seasons Farm in Richy Battista, Mike Mauze Summit Sabers-2 ' Chatham Township's goal • FREt PICKUP I OtllVERY Readington. The Stars held a tough and Jacques Fischer. The Sabers held a 2-1 lead came earlyuithesecondnalf. Berkeley Heights team to a Halfbacks Battista and at halftime in this match. Fullback Tim Shanahan 1-0 lead at halftime. The Felix performed weir in South Orange tied in the retaliated for the Spartans Blues added four more goals Young Pitching Staff Key themidfield, Fischer was third quarter and scored three minutes later with a in the second half for a strong at left wing and four last-quarter goals direct free kick into the decisive win. Summit goalie FLETCHER David Plaut was out- against a tired Saber Chatham nets from 25 yards Tim Mackin did a com- LINCOLN MERCURY DATSUN standing as sweeper. defense. StrikerScott Deck- out. Center forward Matt mendable job as did center To Summit Nine's Success Schwarz fed the ball to Lelf 68 RWER ROAD. SUMMIT Division II er scored first for Summit fullback Paul Weber. Summit High's baseball and Chip Lovejoy. Murray Toney is the only outfield on an assist from center Welch who bounced it off the Forward Tom Gately played veteran. He and senior Chatham Township - 8 team, which was scheduled was 1-1 last season with a Summit Spurs-0 halfback Daryl DeGuxman. Chatham crossbar late in well on offense for the Stars to open its season yesterday 2.33 ERA, dividing his Frank Ferrero both have Chuck Hackel took a perfect the third quarter. Chris and Jim Krejci performed fine speeds and defensive Trailing 2-0 at halftime, afternoon at Memorial Field playing time between the - the Spurs lost to a strong cross from Phillip Pardi and Hanlon tapped the rebound capablyin several positions.. in a game with Oratory Prep varsity and junior varsity. ability. Also slated for rifled in the second Saber in for Summil's fourth goal. 40 Years Experience outfield duty are sophomore Chatham Township team. of Summit, has six let- Lovejoy was the top Sweeper John McGowan, goal. Halfbacks DeGuzman, Welch connected-for the Summit Scorpions -1 termen back from a squad pitcher on Summit's fresh- Robert Morton, who will Mike Newbold and Peter utilize his excellent speed as defenseman Jeff Plaut, final score with an assist New Providence Atoms -0 that posted a 13-11 record man squad last season, center halfback Fred Giles controlled the midfield from Schwarz. The Spartan The Scorpions edged New last season and finished with while O'Leary, who moved the lead-off .batter, and for most of the game. O'Leary, who has shown Deming and wingman Carl forward line was ably Providence in a close a 10-4 mark in Suburban to Summit last summer, Austin played com- Defenders Peter Bekaerl; supported by halfbacks contest. Jeff Peterson, SUIBITTI Conference play. impressed Cotterell while power at the' plate. Andrew Rondepierre and • IICCNSIO• INSURED it mendably for the spurs. Peter Bourne, Joe Keith and Scorpion halfback, scored Of the sextet of lettermen, playing for Summit's "We have good overall East Brunswick-3 Larry- DeCesare played Rob Malin. Goalie Fern had the lone goal in the third Bathroom, Kitchen, Red. boom. Alterations four were starters last Recreation Suburban speed and a few good hit- Summit Sprites-o hard and Phillip fine assistance from quarter. Ralph Catillo was season-catcher Frank League team. ters," Cotterell says. "The McAndrews made some fine Hot Water Heaters The Sprities, showing defenders Shanahan, excellent in goal for Summit Osmulski, third baseman Middleton will be playing key, to our success will be saves in goal for Summit. Gibbons, Brian Gilmore, and fullback Andy Strott Specialists in Steam and Hot Water Healing Dan Guida, second baseman the rapid development of steady improvement, were first base this season and edged by East Brunswick in Tony Veclno and Peter added defensive strength. Commercial and Industrial Work Ames Parsons and has shown some power in our young pitching staff." Division IV Richardson. The Scorpion offense wasted designated hitter Steve pre-season games. Parsons Other Summit players are their third Girls League Summit Spartans-5 Sewer Connections match. Pam Steadman at New Providence Lancers - 5 by Rick Stockton and Middleton. is a steady fielder, com- Bob Lackaye, a junior in- Chatham Township-1 Carmen Catullo. fielder, and sophomores fight wing led several In an exciting game, the Summit Sharks-4 -—CALL Steve Reynolds was the miting only three errors all breakaway attacks and team's No. 3 pitcher last of last season. ''He's good on Chris Brodman and Rob | 4641810 I Bredahl, both infielders. halfback Michelle Felix was spring, finishing with a 2-4 turning the double play," the Sprites' defensive record and a 3.77 earned run Cotterell says. Osmulski, Guida and standout. average. Daryl Toney will Connolly missed a good Connolly are tri-captains of be playing in the outfield part of last season with the Hilltoppers. Assisting Division 111 again this spring. injuries. An aggressive Cotterell with the coaching Summit Striken - 3 Osmulski is the team's top player, his coach expects duties are Jim Dietz, junior Mountainside-1 player, defensively and as a him to provide some added varsity coach, and Hank LACROSSE CAMP offensive punch this spring. Marek, who has charge of hitter. He led the Hilltoppere in hits (28), doubles (4), Guida split his time between the freshman squad. Waterville Valley, NH triples (6) and runs batted in shortstop and third base last Marianne Dnraunond is the (28) last season. He also was season, but will play only team's official scorer, while tops in stolen bases with 19. shortstop this time around. Cathy SetSan is the Suburban CabJevWon will Frank earned all-Union "Dan will do better being statistician. " --. be in" Summit on, Wed- boys gr. 6-9 July«-tt i»esb*y, April U, to WtCWt County honors as well as settled in one position/ The HtUtaiiRs will play second team all-state CotterelUayg. "He baa been " at S:SO the transportation to 5 m Reynolds and John Murray, pTrformer- who^Sn pU^ °«*?H!f ^Z^'fl * P - on both junibrs, as well as third base, catcher or in the at Millburn next Thursday for brochure sophomores John O'Leary outfield.. at 3:45 p.m. Summit Swimmer NEW UNIFORMS-Diiplaylag a Junior Baseball uniform >Mrt are Paul Vaace, left, vice president, and Vic Corauo, president. «f Summit Junior Baseball teagw*. Wins National Tide Uniforms, Including new major league outfits, will be distributed to all player* during in the 100 butterfly. It» Junior Baseball rally on Saturday. April T. at 1 p.m. In the Summit Jr. High School Montclair Savings' McDonald also claimed a auditorium. third in the 200 fly and fourth in the 500 free, both in school record lime. He cut 12 Direct Deposit: seconds off the school 500 mark. So impressive was his showing that had Stan been a "team" he could have finished 12th in the nation. You haye nothiri] "Stan has a realistic shot at winning every event he enters next year," said coach Bryan Bateman. "He to lose anc Stan McDonald was the fourth best in- dividual at the national Summit's Stun McDonald meet this year and he's continued his steady rise to headed for the top. He has the top of the Division III self-confidence, his pre-race everything to gain! swimming world (his preparation is perfect, and season and helped The he knows the kind of work College of Wooster, Ohio to required to reach the top. its finest, national cham- Best of all he realizes that pionship showing ever, a his is just -swimming. He Sign up ninth-place finish. enjoys himself." Already the holder of six McDonald now holds three All-American certificates, individual and shares three Stan nearly doubled that relay records at the College for it now! total this year with five of Wooster. more awards. Me claimed A political science major, HEW 1379 DOOM You have better things to do with your retirement the first individual national he is the son of Henry and ASPENS IN STOCK... title in the history of Scot Janet McDonald, 40 Ox Box Ms Mil** ftir ttalMM Hlfhwiy than come to the bank to deposit your Social swimming with a first place Lane. Security or Pension check. That's why Montclair invites you to join our Direct Deposit program. NEW 1979 DODGES... It's a great time-saving convenience because OMNIS ACOITS your money goes directly from the Government or your former employer into your Montclair DELIVER!..., Savings Bank free personal checking account utcMiiw (u hum* «•* t *mt. or an interest-bearing savings account. Be sure and look OLENHURST GOLF CLUB over this season. An Interesting Now there's no longer a need for. you to fight course. YOU WONT HAVlE LONG WAITS. bad weather, waste good weather, or worry Not hilly end you don't have to be a about checks being lost or stolen. , mountain-goat to play. Practice driving range ancj putting green. Air conditioned $4379.05 • uiso CAR spkciAui Call or stop in at the Montclair Savings club house. ' ' office nearest you for full details. STOP GLENHURST GOLF CLUB 191 MoonWn Aw. .,W»rrtrvN. J. Member FQIC rtat^) Ph 201 -> 647,3831 fmmm>jmmmmmas^jm%«yk: v «**rr, \ THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL 5, Pagall Summit Lacrosse Club Hopes Cougars Win Four Of Five Contests The Summit Cougars beat action saw Summit rip lifted the team's record to Caldwel), 75-65, Millburn Parsippany with Mike Jor- 23-10. The team's next game To Better Record of 9-6 84-50; St. Phil's, 2-0, anddan's 23 points leading the is tonight against the winner Parsippany, 62-38, while way. Devin Arkison popped of the Morristown-Passaic losing to Morristown, 65-64 in li points and Fred Stith The Summit Lacrosse Richard Connell. game. Game time is 8-30 Coach Bruce DiMaio is first- Summit gave Morristown team opened it* iw» season The nUdfield positions are connecting for 10 points p.m. at the Summit High year coach Andy Thompson its toughest game of the Against Fairlawn yesterday led by seniors and returning The win over Parsippany School. who is working with the J. V. season with Devin Arkin- efternoon at Tatlock Field. tettarmen Tom Ross, Bob Working with the 7th-9th son's shot rolling off the rim Moriarty, Richard This year's varsity is graders are coaches Ray with no time on the clock to Genuajdj, Randy Roessle, trying to improve last year's DeScola, Steve Hadley and prevent the upset. Kenny Benwell and Tom Send our mommy to camp record of W. The varsity is Chris Joffe. Morristowns is rated the top Hensel. Other midfielders also looking to replace some team in the state and is include converted defender key players of last year. The schedule: Friday, undefeated. at Copper Springs Mark Teare, who has All-State midfielders April 6, at Hunterdon already bad quite an im- The Cougars were led by Matt Paytas and David Central; Wednesday, April pressive pre-season; Matt Roger Jordan's 16 points Hadley, along with defen- •11, Columbia; Saturday, Fay, John Wright, John and Mike Jordan's 15 points. sive stand-out, goalie April 14, at Princeton Day; Avagliano, Eric Keil and Devin Arkinson and Joe Terrence Dunne, will be Monday, April 16, at W. Mike Haley. All should play Murray had 12 points each, hard to replace. Morris; Wednesday, April quite a bit of lacrosse this while Fred Stith contributed With the preseason out of 18, Hanover Park; Satur- season. Leo Pay (as is the seven tallies. Vito Castillo the way, things look pretty** day, April 21, at Boonton; only sophomore midfielder. was excellent off the bench ram, beginning April 7. torais e fund, for the i»7» promising for the coming* Monday, April 23, atand hit for two points. This year's attack is Montclair; Wednesday, April 25, at Westfield; Devin Arkinson's 24 points This year's team fa led composed of seniors Jim paced the way over Cald- by senior co-caplaufe Bob Mason, Peter Walsh and Friday, April 27, Lawren- ceville. well. Mike Jordan and Fred Moriarty, Jim Mason and Calvin Burke. Juniors are Stith hit for 16 and 12 points. Riding Program Stresses Bill Ford, who hopefully will Steve Ford and Bennet In the Millburn game, Joe lead the team into a winning West. Sophomore Owen Wednesday, May 2, Clark- Copper Springs is like the best of Dunne has been a pleasant Murray was the top scorer season. Key returning Saturday, May 5, at Peddie; with 23 points. Devin summer camps with programs and playenaredefenseman Rick surprize. Wednesday, May 9, Prin- 'Learn While You Ride' Arkison had 22 points. Vito activities and team events in swim- Hickox and seniors Bill Ford This year's team will play ceton; Saturday, May 12, Catillo and Larry Everting ming, diving and tennis. The differ- Each day you see groups Squad members are thebackgrounds and exan-d John Gump. Two new a 16-game schedule with Pingry; Wednesday, May 16, had personal season highs of of ygyoungsters s in uniform same age and at the same periences. Some of the in- defensemen are sophomore nine of them at home at Livingston, and Saturday 11 and 10 points. ence is that it's for the whole family, May 19, Clifton. horseback riding inth thee skill level, which en- structors are former troop Mark Ford and junior Tatlock- Field. Assisting Summit Tournament mothers and fathers too. Send your practice rings of the Wat- courages troop members to members who received all family to camp this summer, all cbung Stable in Summit. match their peers' abilities. & their training at the They are learning skills to Troop members practice stable a Union County summer, every day, for just $350. * ma«make methem m experexpertt these skills in to three rJsMrtment welcomed tojoi n IN SUMMIT. I squads from various fun. Late registrants can HARD TO FIND, imateVy 10 ridera. make up two missed one- hour lessons which are held BUT HARD TO BEAT. Monday through Saturday |unior Cougars Top at various times. Call 273- 5547 for information con- 61-72 FRANKLIN PL., SUMMIT, (201) 522-1111 ivingston Cagers cerning this exciting program. • The Summit Jr. Cougars handing out seven assists. t Livingston, 73-50, in the John Graber and Chris fbpenlng round of theTyler rounded out the iSummlt Tournament. scoring with four points • Earlier in the week, Summit each. lost to Wayne, 7045, in the "John Graber was the championship of the Wayne defensive star of the game", Tournament. The team's stated Coach Bob Blabolil. record is 24-4. Summit, the heavy SIX-MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES Brian Kasbar paced the favorite in the Wayne win over Livingston with a toruney, could never get its AT HIGHEST RATE PERMITTED BY LAW 24-point, 20-rebound, ftve- offense rolling. Dave Munzo sleal performance. Dave led the scoring with 19 FEDERAL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT Munio connected for 21points. John BarU hit for IS THE COMPOUNDING Of INTEREST DURING THE TERM OF THESE ACCOUNTS points and U rebounds. 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SUMMIT £ LOAN ASSOCIATION 441 Springfield Avenue 393 Springfield Avenue Berkeley Height. • 464-0860 Summit »273-81S0 8-U NOON-FREE PARfCI Your savings up to $40,000 are Fully Insured by FSUC Page 12 THE SUMMIT HEBALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979 Sportsmanship Awards Award going to Roger Junior Baseball Rally Micone (wrestling) and Parkview Cagers Win Men's League Playoffs Debra Horn (girls' At Junior High Sat To Micone, Deb Horn basketball i running one point but they committed Hunter with 13 and Brent Parkview Tavern con- Baseball fever is expected season of play will be distributed. It was a very good year pionship With a record of 12-2 and cluded the Summit to hit a high pitch this A film featuring Jhe for Sumtnil High School Citing the triumphs at (he the conference title in Recreation Mens Basketball XXT5 ^ points for DUI and Frank Saturday April 7 at the Booster Club-sponsored highlights of the 1977 World winter sporls participants basketball, Steve Reynolds League by capturing both Parkview scoring with 15 &U1 added 15, Summit Junior Baseball Winler Sports Night, Series, pitting the New York Conference championships was voted Summit's most the playoff championship !"**• followed by Tony League kickoff rally at the physical education Yankees against the Los were won in tx>wling and valuable player. Others and the Division A titles. Summit Junior High School. department chairman Angeles Dodgers, will be boys' basketball, a stale receiving the most valuable, The Tavernites matched Over 500 enthusiastic Howard Anderson called it viewed. Parents are championship «as won in player awards were: Eileen up against Dill Contracting players and coaches, welcome to join the girls' swimming, '" a very fine and successful Ahem, girls basketball, in the final game of the representing the 32 teams in festivities. wrestling, Sieve Sablack Steve Hammer and Barbara the Senior, Major, and season Opening games at the two was a district champion, Schwanhausser, swimming, playoffs with Parkview Minor Leagues, are ex- Over 150 students high school fields and at while in swimming Steve Tun Leisher. bowling, and winning 58-54 pected for a rally starting at received awards with the Jefferson and Lincoln school Hammer won the 100-yard Steve Sablack, wrestling. Both teams worked very 1 p.m. prized Sportsmanship fields are scheduled for freestyle state chain defensively and played Uniforms, decals, and conservative basketball as schedules for this eighth April 23. indicated by the relatively low score At intermission Monis County Bridfle Parkview walked off the Fourth LPGA Classic In Montclair floor with a 31-25 lead. Players Club Champions Dill's high-scoring Clark Defending the 1»78 title Daggett and Paul Paytas Marge Gilbertson of Grove of Summit and Marie The fourth annual LPGA nament Gruol of Chatham, were the Coca-Cola Classic is to play at A Pro-Am celebrity match will I* Nancy Lopez were held lo four points Madison and Kitty apiece in the first half as Greishaber of Morristown North-South winners. the Upper Montclair is scheduled for May 16 Betsy Kawls, LPGA Other bridge winners Country Club course from Among the many stars Tournament Director, says: Parkview never gave them were the overall winners in much shooting room. a Bridge Club championship during the week at the King May 14 20 benefiting the scheduled to play are Dma This year the field will be of Clubs included: Hilda Merrill, Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Sheldon Green canned seven game held at the King of Chiton Boys Club, New the largest ever It will Sandback and Eleanor Berra, Whitey Ford, Phil of his eight points in the first Clubs Jersey Hospital Association. feature all of the major Kauffman, both of Summit; New Jersey Elks Crippled Kizzuto, John Gambling and LPGA star players, in- half to lead Parkview's In this game 40 bridge Chris Schenkel With attack players participated. The Pat and Bert Johnson of Children Fund and the cluding Nancy Lopez, Kathy Chatham. Juvenile Diabetes Foun tourney play slated for Whitworlh, Amy Alcott, As the second half started, club championship games, da t ion Friday, Saturday and Judy Rankin, Jane Blalock, Dill put on a quick scoring held periodically, offer bridge players the op- All bridge players are A purse »l $100,(100 will be Sunday, May 18, 19 and 20, a Debbie Austin, Sandra burst to cut the gap to a portunity to pick up ad- welcome to participate in posted for the competition very large gallery is an Palmer, Jan Stephenson, couple of points but Park- licipated by tournament ditional American Contract any of the King of Club's which is the highest in the Laura Baugh, Sally Little view held firm as Brent officials and the LPGA Bridge League Rating activities.. Open bridge nation lor a M hole tour and Carol Mann " Cromwell began to pump in Points at no extra charge games are held every These games are open to all Monday and Friday at 8 AWARDS FOR CHAMPIONS - Holding trophies as winners in the Summit Recreation bridge player whether they p.m. For further in- Men's Basketball League are from the left: Sheldon Green and Charlie Ebron, Park- belong to the ACBL or not. formation, call Fred Hur- view Tavern, winners of Division A anil the Playoff championship; Scott Miller, In this same game, Lee wit! 377-8967 representing Summit Sunoco, Division B champions, and BUI Ford, president of the Summit'Board of Recreation Commissioners, who presented the trophies. Two Summit Gymnasts millbum avenue of /horl hill/ On New Jersey Team Competing for the State of came in third on vault, A Shopping Experience New Jersey at the Inter- fourth on bars, qualifying mediate Regional Cham- for a fifth Ail-Around. pionships in May will be two This was the first year Summit YWCA gymnasts, Summit's gymnastic team Brett Winchester and Laura has competed on an inter- Chasek. Their outstanding mediate level. Among all showing at the State in- the intermediate teams in termediate meet last the state, Summit piled up weekend gave them berths enough points to place fifth. in the May event. Other gymnasts competing In two years, both girls, were Nola Zusi, Sarah who started under the Davies, Gina Pashaian and SHORT HILLS the audio advocate direction of coach Sue Melinda Watkins. Neumann, have gone from cordially invites you to audition beginner to intermediate, Coach Neumann, noting amassing honors along the she was "overwhelmed" by the finest in stereo equipment way. the girls' show, said that A full service salon for men and women 50Smilibum«ve. millbum, nj 07078 Last weekend, in the 15-17 Summit should be very specializing in age group, Laura came in proud of its team and the hafrcolor, hosting, permanent* and children's 467-8988 fourth on both vsult and scores that put Summit a txxtnd iwpebtmont ban and sixth on floor to get higher in rank than many of hairstyling fourth AfrAixund «ward. U UltMlI • «*«IM»» " in'the Mf group: 507 MiUbiun Awnue 376-1488 ( tSJSSRfrn WE'KE CONTINUING OVR 50TH NO Rinaldo Survey Prompts NAMES Bill to Cut Red Tape PLEASE! Select Group The results of a public would authorize a com SPONSOR A SWIMMER — The YWCA Plunge for Fnndi, a 24-hour marathon swim, opinion survey conducted in prehensivc review of all Itie WorlOs Most Exclusive will be held from • p.m. Friday, April 6, through 6 p.m. Saturday, April 7. Swimmers of Union Country by federal regulations by any age and ability may obtain plunge cards at the YW and solicit friends and family Congressman Matthew J major subject areas NAME BRAND as sponsors. Here (left to right) Lara Krupka, Nola Zusi and Uaa Remey ask Mrs. W. Rinaldo, Republican, 12th Rinaldo indicated that as Baker to sponsor them. Monies collected will snpport a scholarship fund and equipment District, are being used in part of "the survey par- purchases. The goal is to surpass the (2500 raised in the previous event. To sponsor a Congressional effort to ticipants were asked WATCHES swimmer, call Sheila Drohan, 2734242. reduce federal regulations. whether they were "better According to Rinaldo, the off" or "worse off" as a 40% to 50% survey results have been result of federal regulations included with similar The survey results in- YM Preschoolers on Stage soundings in other parts of dicated only two areas, pollution control and ad- OFF! Y's, Y'crs, three to five has been a member of the the country to provide the program. Call the YMCA, vertising, packaging and year old boys and girls, of 273-3330, by today to make a local YM staff for the past broadest assessment ever the Summit Area YMCA will twenty years. She also taken of public reaction to labeling regulations, did the reservation. There is no majority feel were of value. present a program of charge. directs KinderKlub, a growing federal regulation. With more than 77 percent gymnastics, swimming, and The daily Y's Y'ers summer morning program On a nation-wide basis, of the respondents in- songs on Saturday, April 7, classes, held for two and one for preschool and kinder- more than 2,000,000 w Americans participated in dicating they were "worse 10 a.m. lo 12:30 p.m. in the half hours in morning or garten age boys and girls. 505 MHXBURN AVE., SHORT HILLS. NJ. 07078 off in the areas of schools YMCA auditorium. afternoon sessions, stress the Forum on and education and more (Cor. Short MMtAmj (201)376-5400 open Mon. & Thun. to 9 p.m. According-to Mrs. Joseph physical education for the Regulation survey, with Pianist Wins than 82 per cent saying they Caporaso who directs the child's total development. results indica ting were "worse off" because of program, the public' is in- YMCA instruction methods Americans complained that B.T. GANNY Antek Award the way business is handled, vited, especially children are used in movement ex- federal regulations are not OPTICIANS Rinaldo said the data A.D.RUSS who might like to par- ploration, gymnastics, swim Michael Hawley of New working, are impractical, demonstrates a "crisis of ticipate in the preschool instruction, learning games, Providence, was awarded excessively complicated, confidence in our system." COMMUNITY program when the next arts and crafts, music and the $250 Samuel Antek economically harmful and BANK seven week session begins rhythms. Children may Award of the New Jersey unfair. on April 30. Guests, both enroll for two to five Symphony Orchestra at the A founding member of the 1979 Young Artists Auditions Forum, Rinaldo sum- Scold's Sells ' The I Care Bank" parents and Children, are sessions each week. invited to swim and have a Mrs. Caporaso, a certified held last Friday night at mar ited the highlights of the Air Tickets light lunch following the YMCA preschool specialist, Kean College. survey at a joint session of 343 MIHburn Avenue Springfield - Millbum Hawley, a pianist, played members of the House and Scotti's Record Shop, 351 467-8800 Liszt's "Concerto No. 2 for Senate. Springfield avenue, has Piano and Orchestra in A As a result of the survey, been designated as an outlet Major". he is sponsoring legislation for the sale of World Air- RENTAL CENTER He is the son of Mr. and to sharply limit ways daily transcontinental Mrs. George Hawley, and a bureaucratic red tape. The flight tickets through the senior at New Providence bill, known as the Ticketron distribution DAVID GARY, LTD. High School. Regulatory Reform Act, outlet. Persons purchasing FINE ART AND BENEFIT ART AUCTIONS tickets need only go to Scotti's, make the reser- FEATURING vation and leave with a • THE SUMMIT EXPRESS CO. INC.l ticket on hand. Furather information LEONARDO NIERMAN " RENTAL 66-76 RAILROAD AVENUE may be obtained at the store. Oils and Graphics Agent For 621 MILLBURN AVE., SHORT HILLS. NJ. 07078 (101) 3764080 509 Millbum AVenue 467-9240 Short Hill. take A Break by AI Stone' of the Molt Mki WMIM bo llod to lond to tlwlrown bullion II the aovornmont would vivo II bdek. WE DELIVER 467-2660 MayM room Hill lolki, Mt II donn'l Mvo «i>|t conn lo uy SHORT HILLS DELICATESSEN mien. FINEST PARTY ALLIED VAN UNES * cMMIor II 0 Mr»n *•» WI0K1 615 Millburn Awnue you Into o revolving door ond comoi NtvttoJKfclehmte out lint. All you Mod to grow lint, hoollhy Finest of Cold Cuts & Hot Mnti fr'b l> > crock lit your Udowalk. Horn. Mtdt S»Ms & Soups "' 277-0315 Quick woy to dry your kld't toortr Smoked Fish « Home Made Quiche EQUIPMENT lltTVW Ml IHI ifJiJtl^W" Sloppy JOM & All Type* of Party Platters Com! In utd >0>k u» TIM Mil ill 8 ».m. to 7 pjn. Dally 8 i.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 467-0033 Closed Tuaiday MOVING & STORAGE SUMMHT SubuitMN Hont 734 MORRIS TURNPIKE SHORT HILLS N.J. P.U.C. P.M. 61 70 alprlngfMd AVMin ' Summit J7M000. THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1979 St Teresa's Holy Week Program Boyle Realtors to Merge To Observe the Jewish Passover Activities for this year's during it is a symbol which tables together during the With Peter Farley Firm Renew program in St. tells the story and makes meal. Teresa's parish will clear the meaning of the Each group, she pointed William A. Boyle, Jr., of manager of the Summit chairman of the Multiple culminate with a Paschal deliverance of the Jewish out, will share the symbolic Gloucester road, President office. A resident of ListingSemce. He is also a Meal for members of the people from slavery to foods of Passover which are of The Boyle Company, Maplewood, Farley has member of the Lions Cluli small group discussion units freedom. It was during a roast lamb, unleavened realtors, has announced the been a member of the and presently serves as a on Wednesday, April 11, at Passover Meal" he continu- bread, jtreens, salt water, merger of his firm with that Summit, New Providence director Miss Frances 7:30 p.m. in Memorial Hall. ed, "that Jesus celebrated bitter herbs, haroses and of Peter J. Farley, at 779 and Berkeley Heights Board Montgomery and Mrs Janet Rev. Anthony F. Bogd- the first Eucharist which we wine. Springfield avenue. of Realtors for the last 20 Beauchamp, presently with ziewicz, co-pastor of St. as Catholics continue to Parishioners will conduct years having served as an Mr Farley, will remain Teresa's, announced today celebrate during each The Boyle Company, the Seder ceremony for officer, director and with the Boyle Company that the Paschal Meal will Mass." which has been in business participants. Paul Gibbons, since 1905, also has offices in be one of a series of events According to Mrs. New Providence, will be the planned for parishioners Union, Cranford, Michael Feeley, Lenox commentator and Mrs. Morristown and Denville GOP Demands Go on Lifeline during Holy Week. road, who has coor- Dorothy Burke, Berkeley "The Paschal Meal," he and is the oldest member in dinated the Renew program Heights,, the narrator, while Imediate funding and He pointed out that the explained, "is particularly New Jersey of The Gallery in the parish, members of Mrs. Jeanne Brinkman, implementation of a lifeline lifeline bill became law significant since it finds its of Homes. the discussion groups which Pine Ridge avenue, will act program, using revenues more than a year ago, but to roots in the Seder, the Boyle ,is the third have been meeting as leader. Ann Staunton, from the state's utilities date, the Public Utility Jewish Passover Meal. generation of his family throughout Summit for the Westminster road, will franchise tax, last week was Commission has nol Everything that takes place past six weeks will sit at engaged in the real estate represent the youngest child business. He is a former proposed by Republican developed rules and of the family when she asks president of the Eastern members of the Joint regulations for the im the familiar questions, and Union County board of Appropriations Committee plenientation of the bill, Mrs. June Cotter, Shadyside realtors, a former director of the State Legislature which would provide Your PBA Today avenue, will be the mother. and member of the Speaking for the eight monetary relief in Ihe When the Passover executive committee of the member GOP delegation. payment of utility bills ceremony is over, another New Jersey Association of Assembly Assistant group of parishioners will Realtors He is also a Minority leader Dean A. He charged that the Byrne read the Gospel according to Getttog ready lor the upcoming fair at Lincoln School this Saturday are Lisa Baldwin member of the Summit. Gallo of Parsippany. 24th administration had St. John for the concluding and Emmy Palmer who are making posters for the annual event. New Providence and District, said as utility bills "manipulated" revenue prayers of the Paschal Berkeley Heights Board of rise each month, "low produced by casino gain Meal. Father Anthony will Realtors, Cranford Board of income persons and senior bling. which was originally portray Jesus and Don Lincoln PTO Sets Annual Fair Realtors, Morris County citizens receive one promise intended tor the lifeline Brennan, Beech Spring Board of Realtors, Union after another, but no relief " program drive, will be Peter. The Lincoln School's P.T.O. "Monster Sundae." and Chaired by Bunny and County Multiple Listing roles of the apostles Thomas plans to hold its major fund- delighted by the prospect of Duff Meyercord and Service and the Somerset and Phillip will be taken by raiser, the annual school winning a live gold fish or a Assistant Chairmen Mike County Board of Realtors John Lobo, Woodland fair, on Saturday from 10 matchbox car. Parents will and Mary Ann Maher, the Boyle is also President of avenue, and John Murphy, a.m. to 1 p.m. in the school be able to purchase spring Lincoln Fair involves over a number of hotel cor Woodland avenue. gym and nearby halls. plants, compete in the Bake 100 parents in planning and porations including the In- The committee arranging The Fair will offer 28 Walk, or try for prizes in the staffing the many booths Town Motor Lodge, / the Paschal Meal includes separate activities. Children "Adult Games" booth The and activities In addition, Elizabeth, Westfield Motor MEMBERS NEW VOHK STOCK EXCHANGE INC Sister Claire St. George, will be challenged by games Sixth Graders will do their the entire student body has Inn and the Morristown AND OTHER LEADING EXCHANGES Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Cotter and of skill such as darts and part by selling lee-shirts. been involved in a poster Motor Inn, which is under Stock!. Bonds. Commodities, Investment! and Advitoty Service Mrs. Anthony Di Chiara,, miniature golf, tempted by a pencils, and the like from contest designed to publicize construction He is also Prospect Hill avenue. chance to build and eat a the Sixth Grade Store the event president of Union County Suite 500 Economic Development 382 Springfield Avenue Corporation Summit, New Jersey 07901 Farley originally started Oak Knoll Fathers, Daughters his real estate career with 201-273-2100 THOMASS.PALUCK (Mgr.) The Boyle Company in 1954, To Mark Palm Sunday Together and has been a ppointed Fathers and daughters mistress, will welcome the avenue, president of the Catherine, a seventh grader from the upper school at guests to the breakfast in Fathers' Club, is in charge at Oak Knoll, will be his Oak Knoll School of the Holy the cafeteria after the Mass. of arrangements for the guest at the Communion Child will celebrate Palm Sunday together at a John McCann, Oak Ridge event. His daughter, Breakfast. Communion Breakfast in the school auditorium at 11 a.m. Father Richard Rento, U. Mario l-ombardl director of continuing education for priests in the "A very lucky in- proud of the teamwork that Paterson diocese, will offer dividual," is how Mario went on during those the morning's liturgy and be Lombard! describes ' him operations," Mario nay», "It the principal speaker at the self. Bom at home in MM was an excellent chance to breakfast utilize the talents of the .• Student jepwntalim*- Nortu summit area, Mario from each e»aw to grade* 7 has remained a Summit officers we have here In our midst" through II will Sdp «» resident to this day. He distribute the pafan at Maw. progressed through the In 1874, he returned to the line when he was promoted They mil alao bring sym- Summit, school system and bolic gifts to the altar during became a baker after to sergeant after ten yean ' Dobbs Realtor*' MaiMUt the Offertory Procession. oMi*' wlwre tfce la >«hi graduating from Summit as a detective. "I consider Sister Barbara Bartlett, High In 1952, he enlisted in myself very fortunate to associate Is Joan C. principal, and Sister Jean SUuntoo who. In one recent the United States Navy and work here. It's a good town Marie O'Meara, head- was assigned to the with good people. My job week, sold two local California-Texas region. here is just to give my best properties valued at more The luckiest day in effort to help the com- Boro Woman than $200,000 each. Mrs. Mario's life was to take munity." His best effort has Staunton Joined Dobbs in place during his time in the resulted in his recent Earns Grant July. 1978. She is a graduate service. He had been for- promotion to the rank of of Notre Dame College with tunate to meet a WAVE lieutenant. A New Providence a BS in education and holds serving in the same area by Mario has been active resident is among 450 of the an MA from Hunter College the name of Elizabeth Jo. It with PBA Local No. 55. He nation's top students graduate school. She is SMILES OF PEACE - Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Rep. Matthew J. Involved with a number of wasn't long before the has served as PBA receiving National Science Rinaldo, recalled private talks they held together in Cairo when they met again during happy couple were married president, sergeant at arms Foundation graduate study civic organizations and a Congressional reception In Washington following the signing last week of the lsraell- resides on Westminster road in a ceremony on the naval and spent a ten-year term as fellowships, according to EgypUan peace pact. With them at the Capitol HIU recepUon is House Speaker Tip treasurer. Mario's service with her husband and five base. After their discharge, Rep. Matthew J. Rinaldo, O'Neill. Rinaldo praised the peace-making roles of IsraeU Prime Minister Begin. was recognized by the local children. the newlyweds returned to (R-N.J.). President Sadat and President Carter. Summit to begin their new when he was honored with a The fellowships are worth life together. Mario took up silver life card in 1968. $7,300 for each of three the baking profession once To say that Mario is a years of full time study. more but looked for a diehard Dodger fan would Martha L. Kane of Named V.P. chance to work closer with be a gross understatement. Woodbine circle has Richard T. Laughlin, people. He is still waiting for them received a fellowship to Prospect Hill avenue, was to return to Brooklyn. He study geophysics at the elected first vice-president The most important part In 1957, Mario found the also enjoys the Green Bay California Institute of of the N.J. Patent Law opportunity to come into Packers. Mario goes beyond Technology. Miss Kane's Association for the 1979-1980' contact with others when he being a sports spectator in undergraduate work has year. was appointed to the the summer months when been at Swarthmore The Association is a Summit Police Department. he heads out to the diamond College, Pennsylvania. statewide organization of of teaching is raring. "My wife has^ played a as player-coach for th Rinaldo said the NSF more than 400 attorneys and tremendous role in my Police Softball Team. Ht fellowships are reserved for patent agents who are ac- career," Mario states. "She also spends time on the golf graduate study by students tively engaged in the course whenever he can. has always been there when of outstanding ability in the practice of patent, "It's terrific," Mario says. I've needed her. After all, sciences, mathematics and "It's very peaceful, no trademark and copyright thewifeof a policeman is not Ii I didn't core, I wouldn't be telephones, no problems. I engineering. law. an easy role to fill." enjoy the game too much to a teacher. But my caring alone is After seven years, he take it seriously. It's a real not enough. You should care too 'hung up his uniform when he relaxer." Care about what's going on was assigned to the This year, Mario and inside your schools. About Detective Bureau. During Elizabeth will celebrate what's going on outside your Mario's period in plain their silver wedding an- clothes, he* served as a niversary with their three schools with things like budgets squad leader for the Union children: Kathy, aged 23; and improvements. County Narcotics Strike Sam, aged 21; and Vince, Force from 1971-1974 and. aged 17. Besides doing the You should be involved, was in charge of units from best job he can for the Police interested and concerned. Then New Providence, Spring- Department, Mario's goal is field, Berkeley Heights and to become at least half the and only then can your children Mountainside, as well as man his father was. get the most out of the caring from Summit. "I was really their teacher gives them. Teachers and parents — the Dascolls Pharmacy is now more you work together, the permanently closed. Your more you'll help our children. prescriptions can be filled at Mirrer Pharmacy. Any records you need for Help me to help Idem. income tax or insurance can also be obtained. Call 665-0001 njea MIRRER PHARMACY people who car* about your lads : it's easter at PSSAUX For InfarmatJan On How You Can Help, Wn» SiUH'PiN( i:i!ll i fi»Ni W PRi N«w Jersey Education Association and thay'ra allv* with gifti and accmorlM 180W. StatsSl.PO Box 1211. Trenton Nl 08607 665-0001 6 hilltop road mradhain n.j THE SUMMIT HEBALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979 (cY The otthnatad east of total estimated tost t Garcia played the alto remainder ot said »I,300,000 said Improvement or Students Earn Music Honor saxophone, while Kanach estimated coat ot said Improvement (el The capital buf not provided for by the ap- me annual budget Music for America. was on trombone. propriation therefor made by the adopted March T Two students at Saint Prior Ordinance., tended teeddlthei Teresa's School were The ^tudtnts, seventh- section I. For the financing of said grader Santo Garcia and LEGAL NOTICE Improvement « purpose stated In sact^.Vhetalltaimiidffeiut selected to participate in Section 1 of this bond ordinance, aririd of thoCltyar.he«bjrj*a«^.ta{C| the Third Annual Tri- fifth-grader Tom Kanach, In additioddition tto ththe susum ooff tMM&tMM&o participated in the program hereoforheretoforre appropritappropriateiatedd tththerefoh f rb by /» of this bond ordinance Is County Honors Band the Priorr OrdinanOrdOrdinanci ce tthah n Is herebyy not a current expense(end Is^a Festival sponsored by held April l In Piscataway. FOR THE/CONSTRUCTION OF A appropriateiiatet d the further sum of f TIERED PARKINO STRUCTURE HOIUM, IldIncludini g tnt es sum ofllf000 KhTmiyTawfullr acquire "JV** IN AND BV THI car or SUM- as an additional down payment for MIT, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, said Improvement or purpose w«rww»a NEW JERSEY, MAKINO A LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE required by said law and now shall be specially assessed on FURTHER SUPPLEMENTAL available therefor by virtue, of taubii property wtthln'trwcny for APPROPRIATION OF »300,M0 provision in a budget or budgets of property specially benefited the payment ot said obligations and NOTICS THEREFOR AMD AUTHORIZING the City previously adapted for down thereby. interest thereon withouTllmlteMon NOTICI 1. Application of Mllllcent Matiger THE ISSUANCE OF MIS.OOO payment or cepltaMmprovement (b) The period of usefulness of of rate or amount. WHEREAS, the rules and for a variance to permit the re- BONOS OR NOTES Of THB CITY purposes. Said additional ep seld purpose within the limitations (action a. This bond ordinance regulations of tht Local Finance subdivision of non-conforming lots fOn FINANCING SUCH FUR • proprlatlon of U0O.0O0, to the extent of said Local Bond Law, according shall take effect twenty (JO) days Board ol the Olvlilon of Local which It prohibited by theTHER SUPPLEMENTAL AP- nor provided for by application to the reasonable life thereof after the first publication {hereof Government services raqulra thai a Development Regulations or' PROPRIATION. hereunder of said additional down computed from the data of the laid after final adoption, as provided by Capital Budget Forecastbe adopttd dlnence if 250 Summit Avenue, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE payment, snail be financed and met bonds author lied by this bond or. seld Local Bond taw. in conlunction wltti tht Annual Slock 14», Lots UB, 14F and 14O In COMMON COUNCIL OF TMB CITY from the proceeds of negotiable dlnence. Is forty (40) veers. NOTICE OF Municipal •udgot, and the R-2J tingle Family District was OF SUMMIT, IN THE COUNTY OF bands of the City which are hereby (c) The supplemental debt PENDINOORDINANCS WHEREAS, regulation NJAC grantedtJiltSirdday o« April 1*79. A UNION, NEW JERSEY (not lass aumorlnd to be Issued In the statement required by seld Law has The ordinance published herewith 3:304 requiresthat any amandhwn) copy of Mia resolution Is on file In the than twp-thlrds of all the members -principal amount of USI.000 pur been duly made and filed In §» was Introduced and passed,upon to the Capital Budget Forecast mud Construction Official's office. Sit thereof affirmatively concurring) suantlo the Local Bond Lew of New office of the City Clerk and a com- first reading at a meeting o( the be m»K bVTriKHullon of theSpringfield Ave., Summit, N.J. AS FOLLOWS: " Jersey. In anticipation of the plete executed duplicate thereof has Common Council of the City of governing body. 1. Application of Randolph d Section I. The Improvement issuance of said bonds and to tem- been filed In the office of the summit, in the County ot Un •NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Evelyn Lyon for a varlenca to described In Section 3 ot this bond porarily finance said Improvement Director of the Division of Local New Jersey, held on April l,m.. RESOLVED BY THE COMMON permit the construction of a private ordinance DM heretofore been or purpose, negotiable notes of the Government services In thewill be further considered lor final COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF tennis court having less tide and authoruod^ *t: a general Inv City in a principal amount not ex- Department of Community Affairs passage after public hearing SUMMIT: rear yarit than allowed by the ceeding flll,M0 are hereby of the state of New Jeney and such thereon, at a meeting ot MM That the Capital Budget Forecast Development Regulations Ordi- authorised to be Issued pursuant to statement snows that the grots debt Common Council to be held In the u adopted March ». Iff*, be nance Jim Whlttredge Road, Block and within the limitations of the city as defined In said Lew Is Council Chember In sail City on amended at follows: Id, Lot Win the R15 Single Family prescribed by said Law. increassd by the authorlatwn of the April 17, m at •:» o'clock PM., Total appropriation In the amount District wet granted this In) day of bonds and notes provided tor In this and during the week prior to and up April ltTt. A copy of the resolution Is Section 1. (a) The Improvement bond ordinance by tUMK and that to and Including the date of such of JJ,ooSmSo projected for the structure In and by the city eS authorized by the Prior Ordinance construction of a Tiered Parking onflle In the Construction Official's the said obligations autoomed by meeting, copies ot said ordinance Summit, In the County of Union, and by this bond ordinance, and will be made available at the Clerk's Structure be amended to protect office, 512 Springfield Ave., Summit, New Jersey, making an Initial this bond ordinance will be within ill READY FOR GARAGE SALE - Members of the Unitarian Garage Sale Committee N.J. - . purpose for the financing of which debt limitations prescribed by said Office In said City Hall to the 12.300^00.00 a> the total amount for tmoM appropriation therefor and saldoUigations are to be Issued Is this purpose. Law: .members of the general public who are shown looking over a few of the items to be available at the event to be held Friday 3. Application of Francesco authontlng tne luuence of tmooo the construction of a four-level shall request the same. and Saturday April 6-7, at Unitarian House, 165 Summit avenue, for the benefit of D»trt:>prll 3. IW» Eiposlto and stelle Loludlce for a bonds or notes of the city tar vehicular parking structure, con- (d) An aggregate amount not Approved: April 3, W79 variant* 1s permit the Installation financing such appropriation", as mtutlag a concrete and steel exceeding tittMW for items of DAVID L.HU6BH various programs. Shown are Betty Breinlng of New Providence, Chairwoman Janice FRANK H. LEHR and maintenance of a pool table and supplemented by ordinance of the structure equal In useful life and expense listed In and permitted cityctark Mayor game table which Is prohibited by City adapted March «, 1«» entitled: durability to a building of not less Hartman, also of New Providence, Jeanette Olshl of Berkeley Heights. Bjetty Watt of under Section «A:9-B) of MM Law Dated; April 3, We • I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk of the Developm.nt Regulations Or- "Bond ordinance providing for the than Class A construction, as may be Included Hi the foregoing s.H,: April I. we .-'Mian Summit. Janet Carton of Berkeley Heights, Nancy Jordan of Summit, Mary Benedict, the City of Summit, do hereby dinance alW Broad Street, Block construction of a tiered parking referred to In Section a of said Local certify that the foregoing resolution 51. Lot llm the B Business District structure In and by the City of Bond Law, at a site commonly also of Summit, and Rev. Jan Knost, minister. was duly adopted by the Common wasdenledthU 3rd day of April 1979. Summit, In the County of Union, known as the CulUi and Lewis Council of uld City at a regular A copy of the resolution Is on file In New Jersey, making a supplemental Parking Lot, bounded by Springfield meeting held on Tuesday evening, the Construction Official's off let, S12 appropriation of »1,MMM therefor Avenue on the Norm, Maple Street April 3, 1979. SprtngflaM Ave., Summit, N.J. and authorlring the issuance of on the East and Conrall Tracks on OAVID L.HUGHES 4. Application of Dr. Joseph A. SUUOSO bonds or notes of the City the South end being further Iden- PACE BUICK OILallo for a variance to permit the for financing such supplemental tified as Lot 7A In Suck 111 on the City May Receive City Clerk appropriation" (collectively S.H.: April 5, 1979 $ti7i4 enlargement or extension of non- Tax Map of the City, with all conforming use with parking htrelnarter called that "Prior Or- necessary structures and ap- IS ON FRANKLIN PLACE proposed M areas not permitted by dinance"), ay the Prior Ordinance, purtenances, and all work and $26,500 will be earmarked for social the DowkMnent Regulations Ordi- there twe been appropriated to materials necessary therefor or IN SUMMIT. NOTICI nance at iTarmley Place, Block 1S9, payment of tht cast of said im- Incidental thereto, all as shown on the properly now as we filed and the services in the CD area. The city The following decisions were Lots 3 and «, in the Multi-Family provement the sum of U.OOO.OOO, and In accordance with the plans court has to decide the value of it The subcontracts with Neighborhood rendered by the Summit Planning Tower District was denied this 3rd Inclusive of the sum of Ws.WO as a and specifications therefor on file In HARD TO FIND, Board at the meeting of March 2t, day of April 1979. A copy of the down payment for said Im- the office of the City Clerk and owner has known about it for a year. Council to assist people who are being 1979. resolution Is on file in the Construc- provement available by virtue of heretofore and hereby approved. A - Environment Impact statement provision In a previously adopted BUT HARP TO BEAT. He keeps some of his fleet for Summit moved. Their social worker counsels tion Official's office, 512 Springfield and Site Plan Review. Parking Lot Ave., Summit, N.J. budget or budgets of the City for (b) The estimated maximum Taxi Service there As soon as families, telling them of the different A Stalls down payment or for capital Im- amount of bonds or notes to be A. Butler zoning Board of provement purposes. The cost of Issued for said purpose Is U,lef.0K>. everybody is relocated, we will tear it steps to come 54 New England Ave Adiuatment said Improvement is now estimated Inclusive of the tl.touoo principal 61-72 FRANKLIN PL, SUMMIT, (201) 122-1111 down Some of the C D area will be "One of the biggest problems in Block St. Lot I Arthur P. Condon at tMOMOO, and It Isnow necessary amount of bonds or notes ofthe City Multi-Family Dlitrlct Secretary jfo* the Cm* to raise tne additional heretofore euthorlied for seld used for temporary parking until the others areas has been that people got Approved with conditions. Dated: April 1, 1979 sum' of U00.000 to meet the purpose pursuant to me Prior Or- city can work out a plan for upset and angry when they heard B Subdivision Classification SH: April 5,1979 $10.84 dinance. City of Summit Tier Parking Site redevelopment of the area." their homes were being torn down. Springfield Ave Housing for Elders But with our social service com- Block 151, Lot 6 ponent, we have avoided that in B District The C 0 area has been suggested Classified a Minor Subdivision for Senior Citizen housing, but that is Summit. We will get rid of sub- With Conditions. standard buildings, and they will gel C Change to Approved Site Plan not the one in first place al present. Marco Polo Restaurant An unnamed site is being studied by better housing than they could afford. 527 Morris Ava COMFORT CONDITIONING CO They pay according to their income." Block 12IM, Lots 24 • 29 architects as a possibility. BDIStrict "With the new funds coming in for He pointed out that when low- Approved with conditions. D - Alteration to Site Plan You can sava monay: $75 to $100 Cash Refund on ttwUnit . Year 5, even if approved by HUD, we. income housing was first suggested SETCO Drive-In Bank Low Prt-wtason prlcts on tht Installatlonl won't get any until September. We are for Summit, some people had been Morris-Essex Turnpike Block IF, Lot 17 Most people wait till late spring or summer to order central, air now working on funds from Year 3 opposed: they thought it would benefit B-Dlstrlct conditioning Then, our mechanics are hard-pressed trying* to and Year 4. Acquiring property takes Newark residents who would move to Approved with conditions, keep up with orders There simply aren't enough hours in the day E - Alteration to site Plan time, and we have been held up on Summit. SETCO Drive-In Bank Right now - in the early spring we can allord to sell for less to PatConforti John moving people into Weaver street as "But this low-income housing is for Beechwood Road keep our men busy Plus, you get a cash refund on the unit direct Block 157, Lot 7A the whole project was delayed by Summit residents. We are moving B-Dlstrlct from General Electric How can you miss' court proceedings." them out of run-down places in Approved with conditions. Councilman Schretter said some of Summit and tearing down the the $330,000 coming fn will be spent for tenements. The conditions inside HMtilna££. B5 Dated: March 30, Itlt 7_ ita a kite for Senior Citfcten some of these buildings are un- SH: APHIS. t97t tI :. There's no insulation, no Offer! . recomrwinded the city What we put on that ground, we will acquire 41) Railroad avenue, and it distribution license for premises have to find money for from Some has, "Not only are health conditions situated et ee Springfield Avenue, Summit. New Jersey. other source." terrible, but there is concern the PARTNERS IN SUVINDE U- Of the money coming to Summit, building may collapse." James Sumes - Slialebrook Drive, Morrlttown, N.J. ' Robert Sumes • 4 East Oreenbraok Women's Roles Talks' Topic Road, No. Caldwell. N.J. on General Electric's Best,High Efficiency Wllliem Sumes • 41 Meyarsvllle Rd., The Second Sunday groups of the society, with special comments Chetham Township. N.J. Salvatore J OevMo • tfl Jo. Women's Center for People in related to Marilyn French's book, Rldgedala Ave.. E. Hanover, -aJJ. Unitarian House is holding a two-part "The Women's Room". Joseph De Foo - U Argyle Court. Summit, N.J. . - * series centered around women's roles At the second session, slated for Objections. II any. should be made in society. April 22, also 4 p.m., Barbara Maher immediately In writing to: OavtdU Hughes, city Clerk, Summit, New of Kean College's EVE program will Jersey. Central Air Conditioning The first session, to be held April 8, speak about the success of asser- Dated: April 1, Iff? General Electric will send the cash refund direct to you when you add central air 4 p.m., will feature Paula Storch, tiveness training. SrfgJ?S conditioning to your existing warm-air heating system and purchase it between instructor in, women's activities at Interested persons are invited to A Partner HArgte Court Union College, Crahford, who will attend the planned activities. For vUfflrTlllffj NflW ei' March 1 and April 30, 1979 (with installation by April 30). lead adHscoMion of; how men and information, call B. Davis, 273-3245 or SH:Aprils. ia,11«« $1124. women perceive sexism in our 2734WS. NOTICC CITY OF SUMMIT Bloomingdale's Oral Cancer COUNTY OF UNION In accordance with federal law, the following Is a summary of the Adopted Low Pre-Season Prices from Budget of the City of Summit showing the Intended uses of General Revenue Makes Gmnges Screening Due Sharing far m>: Revenues: entitlement Period - OctDbKi.1f»toSeptembarM,ie;i $ M.3U.0D A major expansion The Summit Regional October l.iws to September », \m M.4J4.00 program at Btopmingdale's, Health Department will hold October 1.1*77 toSeptember 30, 1970 the Short Hills Mall, begun Interest 9,111.41 Comfort Conditioning! a free oral cancer screening 1114,017.41 in January, is expected to be program, fat cooperation ' Bntmemen* Period • completed in the fall of the with the Union County October 1.1*77 to September 30,197) year, according to Marvin S. Cancer Society and the Fire: Salaries a. Wages * 71,804.00 Traub, chairman of the Summit Awa Chapter, Police: board, and James S. Schoff, American Red Cross, There's more to buying a president. Wednesday, April 11,9 a.m. JStStt'SSBctobef t, TWI to .(optembe r 30, WH '*** Renovations include to 1 p.m., at Chapter' Central Air Conditioning System SalarleMariess * Wage* 1U34M changing the main course, headquarters, SS5 Entitlemeilemenennt Period on the first floor, to a street Springfield avenue. Octobernobern, 1W» to September 30 iwt - than just low price! oftaaUsHops with a central FlK? High Elliciency Dr. Henry Blrne, Health S«larles«, wages 9,te1.41 Central air conditioning is a major Investment. It has to aide leading to a demon- Execjnve Model stration kitchen. Department director, has be) installed properly to work properly! It has to be serviced Central Air stressed the importance of It is hereby certified that the above Is a true copy of Genera*'Revenue Other changes include Sharing 1*79 appropriations included m the budget of the City of Summit by: an expert. Unfortunately, there are many unqualified Conditioning those in the raejML (Apart- the test for persons over the adopted March*, vm. The adopted budget Is available for Inspection at the ment, Incluskmofan tortitute ago of SO yean and those coimpanies selling central air conditioning today. They install The mosl economical who may be heavy drinkers DAVID L. HUGHES to operate at any of beauty, a new Pitta 2 t systems without regard to the way they will perform under OS Central Air and smokers. CltC shoe salon, and construction O«t«l:M*rch 4.1*7* "" captain conditions. Some Install equipment and forget you. Conditioner of a new third floor entrance SH:Atmi9,l*7* The examination, which T.i$3y're not interested in servicing It, because they feel it tor etuty accessibility to thehas been termed "simple YOUR REFUND WILL DEPEND newly designed mall. anil brief", will be con- doesn't pay. So you're stuck. Some cut the price and do the Changes are also nUmned ducted by two dentists. jOb as cheaply as possible. But when those 90° days roll ON MODEL AND CAPACITY tor other sections of the Persons will be examined aj&und, the system won't cool your house properly and UNIT CAPACITY REFUND AMOUNT. store. ' in order «f appearance. ' thfi low "bargain" price turns out to be a costly mistake. MODEL TN942A THROUGH MODEL If^ou are considering air conditioning your entire home, it TN960A 41.000 to 58.000 BTUH '100 wfll pay you to talk to Comfort Conditioning FIRST! It can MODEL TN924A THROUGH MODEL save you hundreds of dollars and prevent disappointment TN936A 22.000 to 35000 BTUH *75 irf a poor Installation. •E Home Survey! l.i'l UNhkp you get M> know your new Com- >mplete survey munity jt* quickly as possible. OUT hostess will I'all (in you ariif present >mi with gifts, estimate- ^''Ungana useful iiformajin ition! ^ '-'i - nil •• i " M ' 277-3M7 jbiMIMHg«ii .*,->;^y:'-i->"i .• • • • • Features • Classified • Cable TV Listings • Real Estate • Restaurants* e Automotive • Theatre • Employment • Business News e For Sale • Business Directory • Rentals Page 1 SECOND SECTION THE SUMMIT HBRALD, THE MEW HtOVTOSNCE, BEBKJEtRy .1 , THE CHATHAM PRESS APRIL Bf 1979 Commuter .,:>• or Lqacal Alternative vftat.are we aU atricUy for recreational testing their bike riding en- far? Another |e* e riding, however according durance, a 30 mile toop- upon us, or HI It wouM to Michael Sera, chief courae WkWthon win be seem, awl still there to no would utilize the engineer for the Depart- held on Saturday, April 7, at great Improvement In mass area next to the i ment of Parks and Recrea- 9 a.m. beginning and ending transportation. As fora t The proposed tion of Union County, Cran- at Chatham Township High it_ IIMMIMI • »^ J._^. ford has an extensive net- School. The route will pass UIB WPCinc car is MOO* Station to Ch«t work of biketrails, but they through Monistown, New cerned, well they're still Borough.'' But Marshall are only contained within Vernon, and Green Village. milking that project. Whet said the Park Commission the city. There will be check points about CMnma&hfte Mil. is investigating the Sera said "The bikeway every five miles, police It'snotane* idea, but what possibility atlUs time, and plans are very minimal at notification and a back up about 10 Why not commute hedoeatflthinkthetiUroad this point for the county, we van. Amateur radio from Berkeley Heights to has responded yet. have proposed a bikeway operators will provide com- aummltrtfeWke&ill, or Lt Maauedo said he had extending from Berkeley munications for safety pur- rait, and oven further..,? heard of plans coacerning a Heights toNe w Providence, poses. but we do not have the con- Morris County now b» Hke tralT«Ucb would ex- Everyone who rides in the twobfte^raOMiieot winch tend from Louis Morris currence of those munici- palities." bike-a-thon will be expected couM eenoainbly be a COOK PJA* to Green Village, but to ask people to sponsor muter trail for people com- no one seemed to know Edward Beene, Adminis- them for whatever distance ing from Chatham Town- where those plans vanished trator of the Borough of they ride — the proceeds ship and traveUng toMar - to. New Providence said "The will go toth e German Ex- rtotown and vice vena. Council had difficulty ac- The other paved bikeway change Student program of Thereto parklnf at both cepting the plan completely the Chatham Township ends of the trail which ex- in Morris County extends .because the bike route only two cityblocks long High School. Sponsor sheets tends from the Seton Hack- would have run along the are available at Chatham ney Hiding Stables on South river, but meandered back trail bogus at Inamere Township, Chatham Rre«t,MSrristowntoLoan- on to the public streets in Borough and Madison, high ' road in Chatham road andextonds to Lake certain areas. Beene said as schools and middle schools, ship. According to Valley road in Morris Town- he recalled it, the council and at local bike shops, P&ee U. Jtonald aMp. felt that would be dangerous. libraries and grocery , the trail it two Lt Maoucdo vajd em- stores. If miles long, ap- phaUeaUy "Only bicycles In response to the ques- \g five feefwide are allowed on these trails, tion of whether commuter Dave Cardillo of New .thto trail could no moped* or Mkeways are a viable idea, Providence Engine and be used by Beene said "Personally I Cycle Shop on Springfield think it's a good idea, but I avenue has donated 35 bike hi MM hindrance really wonder if it would tool and repair kita to be eliminate that many cars distributed among the " * "tm from the road." He said finishers. He emphasizes people would probably ride that this is not a race. The afewmiles, but be couldn't object tojus t to finish the ZS&U we them riding from New course safety at a comfort- problem stapsta e of alternative." Providence to Morrtotown. abtopaee. Forjurttar infer- Sours woulwold Sobel said the only trails matkn call Robert KuL he knows of are contained a*y««fct«togJM I •*•*'»* 1 BHE-A-THON IN Aecordtagttoo Gro Grog gMar Ma-r within the parka such aa way to s)ot trees o»t flora * CHATHAM TOWNSHIP at Chatham Tow-"- Wl, Morris CountCoty PaPark Echo Park, and are used J M A ^ jaj -• • For those interested to We kyUKyMercr Joneses, but-admit ft-«'»« In NJ. To ease me trauma of moving «way from tanfly • . in •it, «oerdii»bjr for and Mends to a new area, *%*>P*W » wu1«**alto. five women have In Summit, Brown also Summit Choraje Chamber suggestions. Be a joiner, joined the College Club and > to d^?ne^ Singers will perform among embark on a new project, the Federated Women's finest performing and a host of fine New Jersey write for information about Club. When her children graphic artists to provide artjsta. Other musical the state beforehand, and were younger, she found exceptional exceptional groups will include the take classes were some of joining PTAs and scouts entertainment at Spectrum their ideas. helped her toge t acquainted Lsterwork Chorus, Bottle in a new community. 79, an arts festival to be Mil Blue Grass. Chuck State Jan Brown moved into her presented by the Arts Traditional Ja«.NJ State 11th house, on Colt road in In New Providence, Council of the Morris Area Summit, last summer. She Marsha Liptak moved into on May 19 and 20 on the Opera quinte.t, ayi»"» her fourth house, last oM^elnS^r^ttoie Wmd Quintet, the Interludes has lived in Summit twice. FloihanvMadlson campus and concerts by Ana Ber- "When we returned to New month, in the Tall Oaks who want "charm, beamed ceilings, of Fairlelgb Dlckison Jersey, we bought two section, coming from the and older homes" usually end up to schadsky, Antoii; San Francisco Bay area in University. ffitsopoulos and David blocks from where we lived Summit or Chatham Borough. The Chamber Singers, an before as we liked the people California. IB-member group selected Avenge sixe house: According to Theatre and dance will and this area so much. I "We were told Easterners the manager of a local real estate of- by audition from the nudes think it takes about two would be cold and un- fice, it's apt to be sev«i rooms, , percent turnover every of its parent organization, also be major attractions at years to set down roots. friendly. We found just the maybe eight, with around 1,000 the'Summit Chorale, will Soectrum '79 with offerings Then the healing process is opposite," she said. Her ZLve feotTBut, he adds, "there are • tend to offera concert of madrigals, fromthe N.J. Ballet over." neighbors had a tea and ipjritusb, and romantic Company, the Garden State invited her to meet all of Tut of ton or twenty roorthouies in BaUet.theN.J^Shakj^eare She makes the effort to Summit" At the other end in sto, part-songs to musk lovers take up something new with them. "They are friendly Berkeley Height* has some smaUer attending Spectrum 19. FesUval, the Craig Theatre. here, but not everywhere Chester Theatre. McCarter each move. In Chicago, it we've lived. We chose the capas. wittuE, five, or even tour In its fifth year-under the was stamp collecting, in rooms. The average tot. area wide, to direction of Garyth Nair, a Theatre, Pax Amlcus, Tall Oaks area as it was the Chatham Community Summit the first time, hand- prettiest we saw. Coming between cne*hlrd and£»•*»£•«• dynamic young conductor Writing analysis, golf in And If you moved tomorrow, now who receives increasing Players, and the Garden from California where there State Theatre. Denver, duplicate bridge in are few trees, this area is much would your house' bring? critical acclaim in the N.J.- California, and when she Everything youVe heard about real cultural teene, the Singer's "Dimensions in Art, a beautiful. I feel we are spectacular collection of came back to Summit, she living in a forest here." estate aroreclatlon is true. In repertoire spans Bve cen- got a part-time job in tax turies of vocal ensemble origninal arts and crafts, wiU occupy a number of work. . . She suggested joining work. Its members "It's important to mix. I churches and the YMCA. represent an impressive areas on the college cam-, They have three boys and brand new and pus. A special series of'!do find Newcomers' organiza- array of musical talent and tions very helpful. The found the Y activities good IIOSJSO: Chatham Township, experience, including and watch" programs for for them. children will beTpresented Summit Area Newcomers - tlSJO. The New Providence figure professional training aad "We spent a lot of time Is low because there Just happenedto by The Junior League of Club is the best. I have been performing credits, president of three clubs. I reading up on the area be fkfftng* on smaller homes thai Tflrs. Bruce Strasaer Of (C«ntlnu« : TomSgTl saidYdidn't nts^wtll be ft's tte w*auW'W!M biall)ra • DtQlTAtEtECTRipaARAQt DOOR OPENERS James r I J -. MaiMitissflliii^t In Hmsf"-*—**^ '• ' - — - it. "ilV ft film isisill | f | A,tF' ft II 'ifsuJBls s lTssilslissssIs * - --•' Grtwfy a, JFIJr, AUVPInSIIC U>p|l^v All jpppiy rflRul™» litttail L" •'". QIVtlYOURI FORA? I A fine sdectknof r«M| Gfrjody'swoAs Uthosraphs, Pallet Knife, S3k Screen '{••;:. Mtf6 " «»', "ink '•*• *&th I • •' • ' .i1" f / ;4>-H,itv" v ^» ."i»l it-'T-t"-•A- OUTLOOK THE SUMMIT HERALD. THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS, THURSDAY, APRILS, 1979 Trips and Treks Brochure Offers Tips On Paint Problems With spring in the air, the Williams paints to use for paint needed for certain homeowner's attention the various surfaces but exterior surfaces in order to odern automatically turns to the Exodus how to treat the surfaces for cope with the wide variety of by Barbara lludglng borne and what damages long time use. weather extremes. Magic Kingdom Club Card lei the kids waste time at the Tl ee veare winter wrought along the Bresticker, who is a ,, " toousand »8° (many large corporations Carousel or the shooting The manual also provides way. factory certified house paint the first Exodus took place issue them free to em-gallery. There's time for information on choice of For those who might have specialist, says that it's when the Israelites fled ployees) use it! With that that later. Disney World color. exterior paint problems, the important for homeowners Egypt in search of thecard you can buy a multiple requires strategy. With For other information, Sherwin-Williams paint to know precisely the type of call 273-1877. Promised Land. Nowadays, attraction ticket book that is careful planning you may a similar exodus takes place store at 339 Springfield good for any ride (A to E). not have to wait longer than each April as thousands ot avenue has an information- ooMPuera LW« or Mianamr While these are noItS minutes anywhere. filled booklet that provides •TOO AMD aumi supruaa New Jerseyans clog the available in the summer, highways and skyways the correct procedures for you can buy them in April - heading South. And for Another ploy popular with new construction and un- families with young children which is one great ad- families who have older painted wood surfaces. there is only one Promisee vantage of visiting during children is the Siesta The booklet includes RAY BALDWIN Spring vacation. The other Land - it ig called Disney Strategy. In this one, you get suggestions on how to treat PLEASANTVIBW GARDENS NURSBKY World. great advantage is that you to the park early, stay until I unpainted wood, shingles are less likely to suffer p.m., return to hotel, swim, What can be said about and siding, and how to paint sunburn and heatstroke nap, eat an early dinner and Disney World that hasn't new plywood and asbestos SPECIAL while waiting in a Disney return to the park at 6 p.m. already been said? Well, for shingles. There's a section World line. This works best on nights This week only: one thing, I'd like to mention on how to treat new concrete Ah, the Disney World line- the park is open until 10 or 12 Flowering Dogwood White Pink & Red that the 8-attraction block and common brick as - one could write reams on p.m. It's the only way to well as stucco. Flowering Plum - Flowering Crabepple ticketbook you are urged to the subject. Stiff ice it to say survive a summer visit buy at the point of entry According to Alan Bring Thii Ad end Receive that if you are lucky the when the heal, humidity and PLANNING A BALA DINNER DANCE - Hie committee members are does not entitle you to eight Bresticker, manager of the lines will be less this year. tourists are all in full force. "Colorf d'Halta^ ,, benefit far the ItammttArt Center JrZ left to rig^M ffi equal attractions. It allows local store, the Guide to $2.00 off my Purchase over $25.00 And if you are smart you For those staying at you three "E" attractions, Exterior Painting is will get to the parking lot 20 Disney World a few days, Jr., all of Summit. Tbt black tie tinner dance, featuring the music of the Mih two "D", two "C'\ one "B" designed to answer any and minutes before the park there are several dinner all questions about exterior MA1MTMMAMG* and one "A" ticket. Nowif Itl SPHINOnSU) A vs. AMD opens. There's a long haul shows run by the park - a April a. For further benefit tafematten, c«JB SAC: No. 27M1H. you're planning to see The painting. It not only tells BEKKELBY UUBH N. 1. «•» INVTALLAT1OM between the parking lot and luau and a hoedown among about what kind of Shin-win- Jungle Cruise, The? Haunted the park (a peoplemover, a them - to enjoy. Getting Mansion, 20,000 Leagues (possibly because it's never ticket line and a monorail reservations is the problem. under the Sea, and Bear's crowded) and 20,000 ride, to be exact). Of course Last April, I ran into two Jamboree, (because those Leagues under the Sea the if you're really' smart, you couples from Chatham are the ones everybody told best. Some rides, like Snow would have made reser- Township in the lobby of the you not to miss), you're not White's Scary Adventures, vations at the ConContemporar- y Hotel. They going to have enough tickets are too strong for young temporary or Polynesian were all dressed up with in your book. Why? Because children. Teenagers go for Resort Hotel which are nowhere to go - the dinner those are all "E" at- Tomorrowland, Space inside the complex. But they show that they wanted had tractions. Of course it's Mountain and the Star Jets. in the Picture are booked solid months in booked solid for a week. So, worth buying the multi- Adults like Small World and advance. if you're planning a trip attraction tickets because of Bear's Jamboree. There are Once inside the theme down there, see if your the savings. But don't be several free shows, and the park, do not go straight up travel agent can book the surprised if you find parade of course is free to Main Street to Cinderella's Luau or such for you. 'Tis yourself buying more anyone wtio wants to stand castle: It's central to thebetter to have reserved and as you need ftt tickets at the booths scat in the sun for an hour to see park, and it beckons, but cancelled than never to have tered throughout the park it. It's a tertrific parade, but veterans know it's best to reserved at all. This is Disney World's way if you can catch it at night, head directly for Adven- do so. of keeping the top at-tureland or Tomorrowland. tractions from becoming As for the attractions at And for those planning to There, get on line for the Disney World - they are all visit Disney World next year inundated -- making an Haunted Mansion or extra buck, too. good. The park is dean and book early for the hotels whatever attraction you well-managed. We enjoyed If you happen to have a inside the park. That's still want to see the most. Don't the Pirates of the Caribbean the best way to go. 'OFF ANY HOME IMPROVEMENT I PaintSWallpaper Btpire. 671/79 Rent the) looli and equipment EXTENSION LADDER WALLPAPER STEAMER How to Cover Your Walls and Curb Costs that professionals ut* and get Industrial ladders of heavy duty Safe, easy way to remove old the tarn* expert results. aluminum. Sizes from 20 fo 40 fi wdlpaper. 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Summit Chatham SDAYSAwaKTM-BiM Fuller-O'Brien Paints come in over 1,000 different 339 Springfield Ave. M* Main St. shades and you will have no OUTLOOK Pag»4 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE'QHATHAM PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 5,1979 The Distaff Side Don't Bring Aunt Maty Organize Your Way 'Streamers'' Opens at Craig Rabe's use of this analogy is to show Out the Front Door By Simon Saltzman man's futile attempt to manipulate The nature of violence and its his destiny. During the course of the From time to time "The Distaff and picking up someone else so you various manifest forms is the play all possibilities of causes and Side" will appear aa a forum [or • are not frazzled at day's end? provocative and disturbing of David effects of violence are covered. Do women's viewpoints. Area women are To accomplish daily chores, Rabe's "Streamers". This play, we through our own creative invited to submit material for Greenleaf suggested developing a which opened last weekend at the thinking, produce the end result? Are publication in this column to the system by rote. Because decision- Craig Theatre in Summit, is probably our lies manipulated by others and Summit Herald, 22 Bank Street, making saps energy, whatever you one of the most important plays of the our fate determined by outside for- Summit, 0790J. can do automatically, as part of the decade. ces? Is' an all-knowing, guiding, routine of getting out of the house, will The last in Rabe's Vietnam War omnipotent force controlling our by Betty McAndrews be something that no longer clutters Trilogy* "The Basic Training of Pavlo destinies? Each of Rabe's young men I once had a house thai did no! your mind. Hummel", "Sticks and Bones"), gets a fling at these questions. If there •light back " 1 admit it was pleasant For non-daily activities she "Streamers" is the story of four & a weakness in the play* it is Babe's to walk oul the door, confident that it suggests keeping lists. She herself young enlisted men awaiting their own ambiguity as to the nature and would take at least one more day for carries a "little black book" with assignments in cadre room of an cause of violence. It is also a strength its interior to look disreputable. numerous categories combined with a army barracks in Virginia. that the answers are not so readily Trouble was, I neverliked the house. date book. However, she did To label each character with ob- But that's really not the point A acknowledge those of us who hate vious descriptive phrases such as Richie, a sensitive homosexual, Eacil character is so-well defined house doesn't "fight back" if you keep lists. (Itemizing tends to neutralize by hlsisWiJaiity that this viewer felt it only as clean as you need it to be, my mind If 1 jump in the car without Carlos, a gung-ho Puerto Rican, Billy, a college educated Wasp, is I think an he know everything worth knowing according to advice offered at a my list, I can barely recall its con- about theiri by the end of the play. recent morning coffee with Barbara tents. The list was supposed to do the injustice to the play. Suffice it to say Greenleaf, author of "Help A remembering, not I.) that the central and gripping concept Beautifully written and well Handbook for Working Mothers." For tally-haters, then, she suggests of bringing men from extreme socio- structured new plays are rare and Greenleaf spoke at Bloomingdale's the take-it-as-it-comes method but economical and ethnic backgrounds this one is absolutely reveling. It pulls about women getting organized at also advises setting up a commitment and placing them in the intimate but no punches in its attitude toward war. home to re-enter the job arena with with yourself to accomplish certain negative environment of a camp The dialogue is appropriately coarse greater ease or just to get more out of tasks by specified dates. where men ere trained to kill, is and the action is not for the squemish everyday living. She offered many other tips about bound to kindle fires and produce Director John R DunneU has Greenleaf said the purpose ol an storing household supplies close to stress which inevitably leads to chosen a superb group of actors and organized household is not to be neat where they're used, giving away violence. used the well designed set by David objects and clothing you never use or SPECTRUM - Rabe's main concern seems to be Mead to state a terrifying but and clean and appear as efficient as GARYTH NAIB CONDUCTS THE CHAMBER SINGERS illuminating play. the "Tilly Terrific" next door don't like regardless of their original The Chamber Singers, an 18 member group selected by audition from the ranki of Its the misdirected use of energy-more precisely yet unchanneUed sexual Rather, it's to gain the feeling of being cost (tidiness being a form of parent organization, the Summit Chorals, will offer a concert of madrigals, spiritual*, ' The slightly caricatured portrayal in control. With (hat feeling in your preventive housekeeping), defining and romanttc part-songs to music lovers at Spectrum '79, on May 19 and 20 at the drives-as a prerequisite for war. Each of the men is compelled to establish a of Carlos by Gary M. Toresco, grasp, you find things get done faster priorities and making time for them Florham-MadUon Fairtelgh Dickinson Campus. balanced well in the low keyed but and free time emerges for yourself, as well as making time to do ab- sexual identity of varying magnitude in order to- stake a claim in this intense Ramon, played by Jerry Greenleaf said. solutely nothing. Marino. Gene Craig jr.'sprotrayal of Along with the non-combative Her co-author, a pediatrician, perverse all-male society. The nightmare of the experience is Richie was a mite fey, but again it dwelling I liked her idea of the family advocates getting the family involved worked well against Erik Sletteland's car cum delivery truck Load up your in daily chores. Surveys of children of Aren't You the People clearly dramatized as each of the four is given opportunities to defend, ail-American Billy. Sletteland's final car with everything that doesn't working mothers show that the scene was brilliant. M.D. Schlesinger belong in your house. "It may look children participate more in justify and then conversely to humiliate, offend and torture his and Martin Meisner were tops as like you're leaving town," she said, household routine without resenting it Sergeants Cokes and Rooney. but at least when you're passing the and tend to be more mature. Children roommate. That the situation finally Who Bought the This was ensemble playing of the library the books you intended to have time and energy. They need erupts into a bloodbath comes as no return will be with you, not back meaningful tasks to acquire a sense of surprise. highest order. A large audience was home. responsibility, knowledge of domestic The title, "Streamers", comes from especially responsive. Before you start a new job or a new skills, mastery of their environment, a song that is sung by paratroopers as I highly recommend this play to activity, Greenleaf advised sitting satisfaction for contributing to a joint Smith's House?. . . they pull the cord and descend, but anyone interested in an adult and down and writing out your current effort. In a sense, the house should be discover the chute didn't open. mature evening in the theatre. It's not By Barbara Chrlstensen least for the first few weeks until the "See Here, Private Hargrove", so schedule. What are your immediate run like a small business. wheels slowly begin to turn. "Beautiful Streamer, Open for me, After you have been transferred The Sky is above me But no canopy-" don't bring Aunt Mary! reactions? Is there some free-time Greenleaf noted that organizers are few times, it finally dawns on you that A lot us us cry. A few of us drink. activity to which you said "Yuck?" made, not born. To her, the working your .name may be forever Some of us run up huge telephone bills Replace it with something you'd enjoy mother to two children, unknown. From now on, you may only calling "home". But most of us learn more. disorganization would have been a be referred to by the color of your that we have to deal with it in the way What about the scheduling itself? Is luxury. So, from her own experience, house or the have of the previous that is best for us. it too tight? Should there be more she is offering other women some 1 owner. You are the people who bought A friend of mine has always made it time for driving one child somewhere "Help. . the pink house, or the yellow house a policy to start taking classes ... with the brown shutters... You are the INSTANTLY1 She makes blue house people. arrangements long distance before BasicallyBasic , those of us on the trans- she arrives. Any lesson ,., tt doesn't fer trail adjust quits weU. We answer matter .** awftdte point, drawing, beuy Here and There thi Ull * .dwing._B^p, Finger P*b»«>& to most are k4fe .. Events'- > tie Union County ttVdng w ., , t ta. "Ifeison Sfi^cairg* her hands on ShF BOX OFFICE free and open to the public, 4700. - Club will hold a Hoeferlin grow accustomed to identifying lakes. That way when her husband ourselves by our geographic MtO-MADISOfi SQUARE GARDEN or of general interest for + + + Trail Hike, an eight-mile (eaves for the office and the kids take TVS-LOCAL PROGRAMING non-profit purposes. Art Exhibit Northwestern Harriman locations, our house color ... off for school, she can put on her coat, A reception'will be held Hike, a Garret Mountain- whatever. Anything to aid others in sneer at any box to be unpacked and Deadline for inclusion is finding us. One of the most difficult noon on Fridays preceding for artist Alice Neel, April 6, Rifle Camp Park Ramble drive off .. she has a place to go. She problems of moving every few years date of publication. 8 p.m., Tomasulo Art and a High Mountain Cir- says it keeps her sanity intact during Gallery, Union College, cular, as well as the annual is the problem of re-establishing + ++ ourselves in new neighborhoods. those Qrst rocky months. It gets her Cranford, as a kickoff for a Saint John in the Wilder- Tkurtday, Vifh 7:Mpni-HBO-"UPCLOSe" ••Antipasia" Husbands have office contacts, out in the world among people for at A full-length play, "Anti- one-month exhibition of her ness-Palm Sunday Hike 5:M»m-TVJ-"V00R NEIGHBORS" - 7:J0pm-MSOOENVER NUOOETS vt NEW children have school records. We least a few hours each week. Conttaace and Peter Retorts era iolned YORK KNICKS pasta", written by a senior paintings. The show will run during the weekend of April During this early period in a new 7-8. For specifics, call 352- don't have any resumes. Or if we do, •V rftm ^Ql'ICiflr NflW YOTK TilVtM l:MBttl-HBO-"THE OOODBYS GIRL" student at Drew University, through April 27. The public place, the mailman becomes a l»:Npm-HBO-"C0MA" is invited. 8431. we ckm't have anyone to give them to. «:Njpn-TV*-"A WOMAN'S M.ACI" - Women ll:0eam-HBO-"JULIA" will be presented at the Nobody here knows you were the terribly important person in our lives, Madison campus, Bowhe + 4 + as well. He provides not only the first "Gloria" best president the PTA ever had. Theater, Thursday, April 5, Sar Party Nobody here knows that they are still human voice we may have heard all MOUNTAIN, PART II" through Sunday, April 8, 8 Amateur Astronomers, The adult choir of the talking about the fabulous dance you day, but better yet. a link with old *:MpnvTV»"TIMB IN" - Uv* sports talk Monday, 4/t/7» p.m. Admission is free, and Inc., will hold a star party at Mountainside Presbyterian ties. anew hotted by Bob Ley and Bruce S:Mpm-HBO-QOIN COCONUTS" Church, Deer.Path and did at the community theater last Back. Be a part at "Time In" by phon- the public is invited dusk oo Saturday,- April 7, spring. Nobody here realizis that your But... you can't chat with him too ing in yaw ejaaanent and comment!. t:Mpm-TVl-"YOUR MAYOR REPORTS" Meeting House lane, will -Verona Mayor Jerome Greco halt*. + + + Sperry Observatory, Union intuition at bridge is second only to long. It is necessary to use discretion •The Quit Qaeelten" will be atkae) with present Francis Poulenc's a aril* awarded far the correct amwer. e:Npm-TVt-"WHAT'S NEWS at COLLIOB" "Othello" College, Cranford, to ob- .. and restraint. Otherwise, you can - Prof. David Barry, Uptala CoUeae, I* Goren's. Nobody here has any idea ;:Mpm-TV>"CAPITOL IMPORT" - "Othello" will be serve National Astronomy' Gloria", Sunday, AprU 8,8 that you are a warm and wonderful single-handedly* disrupt the entire hott for a dlKutilon Hits month wMi presented at the Florham- Dick Codey, AMembtymen,jMth Olttrlct cartoonist, Alfred AndricHa. creator at and Space Day. For addi- pro. The public is invited. A person. You are going to have to mail schedule for your area. While it wHI bo beat fa Maw Jersey Attorney Madison campus, Fairleigh tional information, call 276- donation win be requested prove yourself all over again ... to Oeaerel MMOagnaa Dickinson University, may be thoughtful to invite him in for STAR. at the door. everybody. Maybe even to yourself. •:oa>m-HBO-"SPORtltCBNS" "CAPITOL. RBPORT" - TJumday, April 5, through coffee on a cold day or lemonade if the TVa-HIOH SCHOOL BASEBALL sun is shining, you may findif you do, —BLOOMPIELD BBNOALS v* AuemMyman Dick Codey I* hast and Sunday, April 8, 8 p.m., - Hiking Around AaatUom If you want to know what lonely is, a LIVINGSTON LANCERS will be lolned ay John Owen, New DnyfiiM Auditorium. For newcomer can tell you. Lonely is that your neighbors are noticing you Jertey Attorney Oaneral. (repeat) Members and guests Open auditions for profes- in a way you really didn't have in e:Mpm-MM-DENVSR NUOOETS vt HBO>RACB tor tha PENNANT" sional-quality solo-singers when your husband goes off to the NEW YORK KNICKS ;:Mpm-TV!-HIQH SCHOOL BAfKBTBALL mind. •lOOpm-HSO-'THB BADMSWS BEARS IN and choristers in all. voice office, your children go off to school... OUR LADY el the VALLEY POST Meanwhile, hang in there. Maybe BREAKIM) TRAINING" categories will be held by and there you are. Your nearest -SEASON BASKETBALL TOURNEY there is still'a book left you haven't U:eoe«n-HBO-"THB CHOIRBOYS" played en Saturday, vim Suburban Opera Theater, friend is fifteen hundred miles away. I:eopm-HBO-"RABBIT TBST" April 9, 7:80 p.m., South You clutch a fat telephone book in read. Besides, the people in the white fi3«am-HBO-"MEAN DOO BLUBS" LARGE SELECTION OF your hand... and there isn't one single house on the corner are having a part ItsMpnvMBO-'THE WILD OEESE" Orange Junior High School, ll:4Jam-HBO-"RACE tor the PBNNANT" PAINTINGS FOR: 76 North JtUgewwd road. name in the whole book you can call .. and they invited the people in the Friday wn SfegaT*. may arrange for just to chat green house across the street and the «:Mpm-TVS-"CONSUMBII AWARC" - ART COLLECTORS • BOATERS people in the blue house... US! Thank Oayte Roam. Watt Onuwt Cenumer mditnn nines by calling That friends, is lonely. That is also a Atancy, It hatt-far thlt mon- BEACHCOMBERS* BARN LOVERS . Dita Mnun, 76J-7969. way of life for many newcomers. At God. thly series an mettwdi at aratectini HIKERS e "MAINE-LACS" yaunell tram consumer fraud. Tuesday, 4/10/7* HBO-"ELMER" 5:00pm-HBO-"HOLLYWOOD CLOWNS" SNOW WORSHIPPERS • NATURALISTS NatvraJists 7i00am-Tv>"NaTW JBRMY/cattmlic" - 4:00pm-HBO--'ACES HIGH" SENTIMENTALISTS The Echo Lake Natural- A Personal View", Tuesday, Birchwood avenue. On April College, Cranford. Tickets Pr. Mike Rusaa It nest, (repeat) TV1-PROORAM TO BE ANNOUNCED April 10, 8 p.m., Cranford rsMam-TVl-MIOH SCHOOL BASEBALL t:Mpm-TVl-"NEW JERSBY/catnalic" - ,«*>• «S3r*iU present a 21 there will be an all-day may be purchased at the BLOOMPIBLD « LIVINGSTON Fr. Mike Ruua, Archdiocese of Newark '* VAwricaoWest- Extended Care Center, 205 Saturday birding trip to the door. It hett. STUDIO Institute Woods, Pruicetoa liNpm-HBO-"RABBIT TEST" 7:Npm-TV3-"THE VITAL LINK" - THOMAS A. BAVOLAR mmm tsMpm-HBO-'THC HOLLYWOOD Program praiented by the Educational For information, contact CLOWNS" Contortium tor CaM*. Beth Mncu* It HOUSE PORTRAITS/COMMISSIONS I Mrs. Charles E. Oriesens, 43 About Plants IO:Mpm-HBO-"ACBS HIGH" hett and will be lataed by Philip Andersen, Head Matter M the Beard Prescott turn. Clark, 07066. f*e Great Swamp Out- »:MamH«BO-"AAU BOXING" School In Merriatvwn ta talk about - + + + door Education Center, 247 growth pattern* durlnt) the tenter high Piano Recital Southern boulevard, Chat- school yean, (repeal) CUSTOM FRAMING 7: J0pm-TVi-"A WOMAN'S PLACE"- Tbe 12th annual piano ham, is offering a short Saturday, 4/7/n Sue McElroy, hott, will be talking about OILS recital by Dr. Thomas course for adults on edible 'i0:Mam-TV»OUR LAOY OF THE VALLEY women In oolltlct. (repeat) /fifth Ue Richner will be held Friday, and medicinal plants of POST-SEASON BAIKCTBALL l:0»pm-TVJ-HIOH SCHOO,. L.BASEBAL BA9 L WATERCOLORS May 4, 8:3Q p.m., Campus Morris County For Infonna- TOURNEY BloomfleldI TecTech SpartanSpartan* vvtt Ortns* ^ Sp^n«»rM.Ma1»n,lnc. ARPBR VALLEY PTA" Tornadoes PRINTS Center theater, Union Uon, call 83M6* 4!»e»mHS©BARRY MAN O HBO-"MURDER BY DEATH" S.iaplB-TVj-"YOUR NEIGHBORS" - Ie:00pm-HBO-"1PORTSCENE" PHOTOGRAPHS *&.-• what covem what? Constance, end Peter Reberta era lowed t!:Mpm-HBO-'THE BAD NEWS 8BARS In DIPLOMAS AWARDS WM by Walter Brederer, Public Relation* BREAKING TRAININO" CeUMoo Insurance. Pro- the damage* if you are held AUK xou wAixiife FORT Director el Mia Swiss National Tourltt 11:4Jam-HBO-"THE GREAT TEXAS OMeartattawYarfcCHy. DYNAMITE CHASE" CONSERVATIONfRAMING ' party flamese liability in- legally retponalble. tilapm-TVf-'TIMB IN" - Repast of thaw surance. It you're contused Properly damage liabili- cabKcast live «a Thuredav, vim, NEEDLEPOINT . over- - the difference bet- ty covert Vou and member* 4i»aa«5llKV'IPORTSCBNB'' waan tttern, you're one of of row Immediate family, 7tBtlMI-TVM>UR LADY Of the VALLEY ^^ T SEASON BAIKBTBALL a* well at others who drive Wednetdoy, 4/U/7t FRAMING FOR , ' Coalition insurance your car with your permit- 7ti»p£5«»O-''THB OREAT BRAIN" «:Npm-TVI-"HBRE'S Y" • Jack Baeka lookt ' covers your oar whan It la aion.lf you borrow eomeont I For the scholarly, there's ideas about the future." The the Humanist, which "at- April 1979 issue contained Special, 'S^^$Bg^^ffM^ .. Just for YOU! tempts to serve at> a bridge an intriguing collection of between theoretical philo- articles about how close we about might have. In last the October-December 1978 more literate. And while sophical discussions and the are — or are not — to (he October's issue of Horizon, a timmrtStva D| SSSSmAm ff^^Mi^ ^ !£ "* * Colonial Home., andif .noring. if yiu fall Into issue included "How sixwe're on the U.N., you might practical applications of George Orwell's vision of ™™™..f?!.. 8 """e"'*e titles that tell it all: "Fivrie e llla(hat taoesn doesn'tt covecoverr it. age group covered |>y I magazine for all the arts, N«wiw*ek iiiinM. w««SA- v u it. age group covered »>y thathait parts of the nation view as well know that the humanism to ethical and 1984; the introduction noted p, y you could have read "The forest roadless areas". And UNESCO Courier, "pub- ».»»•# ,.-J Consumer New Look, Easy-to-huild issue", probably will; "the Making of an Actor", and social problems." Got that? that one social scientist 8 mightily cheered to know in the December-January lished in 18 languages", has A recent issue included S*P°5' > ,'hink; again. Bookshelves "Carpeptt ratio of ads to copy in learned that "getting claims that "of 137 Ttieres another whole world Your Garden? tb«t Paul Newman is 54. issue of National Wildlife, a special topic each issue, "Sick Humor and thepredictions in '1984', over «.„ . ' .. "••" •«»•• uaiucu: (theii' weir" Antiques is about two-lo- After you read Country regular work, let alone you could learn that "It's coverage ranges from bi Function of Comedy' , in- 100 have come true " Now oi lesser-Knowy en penodicalsnow w , questionrnark, not ours), one "but that's nrnhahiv Journal, you'll probably get becoming a star, requires StilSilll not safe to be an eagle". childhood, with photos that structive for us all, and "In that's food for thought ^ZSSJttlfej*" ?»<>., . i«.hopefup l yyellow; Xit ZSJ&tXS* * into your car (if you can superhumap n persistencpstence in case you were thinking of make you want to send $100 Defense of Southern Gen you might find tn them. "Paint A House in One y immediately to a foster PS A special thanks to For the home, there's Less slick and with even .find gas), go for a drive andalotof luck"; an article trying, and about the tlemen • Or perhaps the librarians in Berkeley Family Handyman.. TheDay!" A far slicker more ads in Hobbies, "the through rural New Jersey, by John Simon on the dif- parents plan, to an issue on Futurist will be more to publication, with beautiful potential of "Christmas Korea, emphasizing art Heights, who had to put all magazine for collectors", and look for the groundhogs, ferences between American 1 your taste. It's a "Journal and European films, and with' ii !• istlc>(, " which treasures. these magazines back on the which will tell you about stone walls and vanishing the editors were against. of forecasts, trends and shelves Ballet BeneEt For Overlook dolls, silver, old glass, architecture they write "What Tut Hath Wrought" The UN. Chronicle ll ort 8 dalon w about. Or you may decide to (try that for a tongue- twister), about the com-reports on important Ji?™?^2i J?? S. g 'th benefactors FoT*Mfri!n^^X chuck ,„you„r JUjoUb ,«, herec,, aclsell, proceedings at the U.N. and HUUTwigs 17 and27 have who contribute $35 or more, there's Sky and Telescope, your hhouse , andj with the aiidd mercialteatioi n of the boy- 8 on the work of its various STARTS FRIDAY tELi-I^I tf.^r — ""•y^wftetr'naine listed and for the sports-minded of the special section on king. study groups; it's heavier 1 1 ta e p f ^HinSl^^uJS?? ? ^''' .* P >>f »«'- Benefactors1 WortdTennte and Yachting. "Tools for the Countrymanya " Getting into ecology, reading than the .»*-toU^MMburi m. o,4 High- Schooa—-,l will-alsi— .T-~-I-.—»»*-o be invited. wto joijoinn ."., Vyou're[interested you're interested in ththee in thee January issueissue, build there's Living Wilderness Congressional Record but stage. The - InterniUoiwI the champagne reception. weU-betog of JNWT body and your own house, hew your guest stars who will b« To obtaine tickets for Btjui, therl's food and Wine, ownwood.and go back to the performing at this one night Saturday, May 12 at 8 p.m.. with photos, text and ads earth. "Qegont... but Inexpensive." £?ly. 5?ue' ,B*nefit f°f P)ea8e c»» Mrs. Steven that will drive a dieter up Patrons of the arcs can Overlook Hospital, are Yoko Stamione: 576-5319, Mrs. the wall; the March issue turn to Art News and read about "Art Replicas, a Theatrichino eo f Americaand n PalleHelgti Diane Fabry: 467-3185 or included a piecp e of "Think Mrs. Sheldon Cady: 376- Positiv"~ e Potato" as well as question of ethics"; "A Tomasson, principal dancer 9125. the inimitable George dollar, a dream, and a ED RILLO'S RESTAURANT Mon. thru Fri. 7:15. 9:15 of the New York City Ballet. Plimpton on memorable but passion for art" is for those En)oy Northern Italian cuisine in a charming and comfortable Saturday 7;15, 9:13 Following the evening's kinky surprise parties. who dream of owning their atmosphere Savory veal and tisn dishes carefully prepared by Sunday 5:15, 7:15. 9:15 program will be a Gala own gallery some day. Then DONfllD'S Chet Many Stella His homemade desserts are the best1 indulge Prevention, "the Magazine SJI. & Sun. Matinee 2 p.m. Champagne Reception. Last Year of Child for Better Health", will tell there's American Artist, m his Parisian Nut Boil, White Mousse or Black Velvet Catering year, the two groups were Mr. and Mrs. Bunny will you why you should or devoted to painting, R€STflURflMT and banquet laciiities available up to 120 people Lunch "Super Bt (Mon Sal 11 30 to 2 30) Dinner (seven days a week 4 00-11 00) able todonat e $4,600 toward be present at the Murray drawing, woodcutting, etc., Formerly- The 50-Vord line should not eat what they tell 190 Rout* 10. East Hanover N J the hospital's new CATHill Square, Saturday, April with a Technical Page thai Southern 8lvd. at Shorplhe • Chatham Tup.. NJ. you about in Food and Wine; 201 -887 0580 scanner. Mrs. H. Weslon 7, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., in you'll also learn about answers how-to questions (ZOl)BK-MOO Clarke, Twig 17 and Mrs.celebration of Easter and exercises, vitamins and bad artists trying new media Earle A. 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Fresh Natural Foods - Prepared Horn* Stylo Luncheon MIXED FRBSH OARDCN VEOETABLES BAKED POTATO .Jo potables & service at a fair pries. OMEN PMS WHIPPED POTATO From Recoipes Around The Work) Dinner - Cocktails Entertainment Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. & Sun Open*days t'nitei ACORN SOUASH FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Lunch Tues. • Sat. 11 a.m. • 3 p.m. ASPARAGUS HOLLANDAISB .»! Extra in the Hunt Club "*«*!™"V „„ Dinner Wad. - Sat. 6 -10 p.m. CALL 766-6675 Serving Breakfast - Lunch & Dinner olcott so). Rt. 102. Bernardtville ENTREES SERVED WITH POTATO, VEGETABLE 4Coc*Ptiz*.M«di>oii 822-9800 SALAD BAR 670 Sftrinfltield Ave.. Sum™' • ROLLS. BUTTER AND COFFEE BLUEBERRY OR APPLE PIE .»5 BAVARIAN CREAM PIE 1.15 SUBURBAN PARFAIT 1.15 ASSORTED CREAM SHERBET .IS WE BELIEVE CHILDREN RESTAURANT Old Glory CREAMY FRENCH CHEESECAKE WITH CRUSHED STRAWBERRIES US ARE PEOPLE TOQA-ln Restaurant IRISH COFFEE $1.50 PROVE IT WOFFER Listing Available "Business Men's Lunch Special" - CORDIALS $1.00 WEEKLY SUNDAY SPECW Open Daily & Sat for Lunch & Dinner FOR ONLY 7Bai -Italian American Cuisine— - (ChlldreK Jndar 10 when CALL NOW -Catering Small Parties on & off Premises accompanied by edults SUMMIT noon to 8 p.m.1 273-4000 1259Springfield Ave., New 5 — . OPEN 7 DAYS • 570 Springfield Avenue lift Columbia Turnpike, florham Park 377-4416 Summit, N.J- • 273-3000 THE SUMMIT HERALD. THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BEBKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, W9 Pag*6 SUMMIT BOAiD Of REALTORS I NEW PROVIDENCE mis SUMMIT SUMMIT mm SUMMIT SUMMIT 31 REDWOOD SUN DECK!! Brick/lnm aM lUnch. 4 btdmu, 3 baths, path Itni family na, 2 fireplacet, Minml aim. Superb Summit loauoe. Call aakki,. NMttKT R. SHEPMID MEMCT, 27W9M Richard C. Fischer, Inc. presents Custom Ranch Brldgewafer t »5,W>0 Bl Level, 4 BR. >f> B Bernards Twp. IIM.fM New Colonial. 4 »H, ?v> B Bridgewater *IOT.*M Older Colonial Bridgewater SlOT.ttS Expanded Ranch. 5 BR, J B Berkeley Hts. sut.ra Tudor S Orange illt.MO Colonial Spin. 5 BR. 3 B Summit IM9,eM Ranch, M Acres Bedminster tin.Mo Colonial, 5 BR, 1V> Acres Watchung 1285,000 JUST LISTED CHATHAM BOROUGH Colonial Charmer LR w/FP — first floor den — full DR — lovely deap lot — 2 car del. garage — con- venient New Providence location — Terrific Value H7.500 bedrooms, 2« betha. The price I* S11»,000. Your Choice Buys! LOOKING FOB CAREEB ADVANCEMENT IN REAL ESTATE? Summit SDowplace — Executive Colonial S1U.0M Call Ullian BlKholf, Burgdorf f*e Dlractor ol Trafnlno. and Bacultmant, at 647-2001. tor (Franklin School Area) a confidential Interview. Harding Township Tudor lt7'!~ Berkeley Heights — Hillside Ranch 1#1'*5J Berkeley Heights — Custom Colonial M.SO0 Millington—Mint Cape •*»•*• COMMUNITY NOTE: The Berkeley He«>M» League ol Woman Voter. Fund Raising open House. Sunday. April I 1-4 P.M. Phone*thon l» this oomino Monday «n Maps and Brochures — 20 Mile Radius — Available Upon Request WE ARE MEMBERS OF 4 MULTIPLE LISTING BOARDS TALL OAKS CLASSIC COLONIAL SUMMIT 2734000 MURRAY HILL 4W-Z100 5Mount.fflnAv«. STRIKING BRICK 4 FRAME 4 BEDROOM HOME. With NEW •II the comforts you'll ever need. CENTRAL AIR, FIRE- SUMMIT PMVIKNCE PLACE IN FAMILY ROOM, lit Fl. LAUNDRY, PAN- ELED REC ROOM. WOODED LOT. VACANTI HILLVIEW SCHOOL IN NEW PROVIDENCE. ity ^SIHK OLSON ASSOCIATES Suionne Frank S8-1«at *fll, Italic IEM.TMS SC54M50 0uiiEWiTn(mis»mT0!irEiBORiu.sEiivicE NOT ED0U6H DOWN? HJTUEJtTCtEMn — •»pe>*»< rat* wit* I roomt. 1 AlllllliJl>ttMIIL Reeemary Hayes. MS-M4* CHMHIK SUMMIT COUMIM. Hrepiace, family room, built-in let wHk II* it. Ireatata. Wilson Sch. Low Orace Rape, US-HM; Jo Flaherty, 1774m dl»w»lw and dlipoul. 1 twdrsonu, IN (UMMITI AfMrdaMer Vw J1W.0W Call to —tn-im DLIC ERVICE Realty Ymo names you can trust. SUMMIT NBW PROVIDENCE CHATHAM TWSP. OflETCOl SBUKDRMCHinmviEW R.F. BROWN, Realtors A comfortable Cetonlal home with the add- Views from sunrise to sunset are yours to M WoedlMd Ave., Summit ed attraction of • pretty country setttmj. en|oy from this very private and very The center hell entry loads to llvhto room pretty 1 bedroom ranch. A separate en- 522-1230 with Hreptace end formal dining, room, trance leads to Its paneled den. Alto rec kitchen room, living room with (ireptace and for- mal diniaf. Screened rear porch, 1 baths, Qi* 4MI OH fhs witry ww 0 \4N0fUalt Paneled rec room, laundry and 1 morel Secluded country atmosphere In tfele very private area, yet town conve- otntm «lr wid vaouum with easy ac- dwk and onty 1*0 Mar* youno C*U to tram station. tliMoo. Mrv wHntn ntlffuns< STUPENDOUS ACT WISELY ta baauHtul body of water la Oreo* Acres Seve tei — leeve your car at Home and walk to town and transportation. BxceUent value offered fa 4 bodreoni, Vk • ereaiiea ekakae^HBh •?!••—.teaiei eaeieaT l Kitchen, •ecu vale. «vraan pamij nrvpMKw HI Ijsisfjo. Ready 4s ojo ••- wtfh cerpoftaii and flraparios -^ tawe. Imaect and make offer. Utted HI upper srrt. KMEUV HEIGHTS W.SM* fee*} taste. Two car aarat* with tasnetbeli area. A Ww. fewlty neHhtwrheed for everyfcady. Ask- WALTER A. McNAMARA, MOUNTAIN AGENCY SPRINOTIME SPECIAL — S7»,f0u immaculate cetyf room heme, with 1 tiled baths. Located Realtor MOVE RIGHT IN Realtors an dead-end street becking, up to perk. Has fireplace, family ream and wall-to-wall throughout. 1YSTRAK, and en|ey all the sprtn« flower, and baaultful ptamnnas HSemllAveaw tn-nn summit 271-MW Realtors, IH Main St., Madlien, 177-4441. Associates and landicapmt these owners have developed for you. Orace ftapa, ilMJM; Jo Flaherty, STMTSX. •ves. IT7-41S, 4M-S4M Ucetlen u twreunded by well kept and makitemad ef similar value and It convenient to schools, man, m*m. mmt, mwm. worn. **-P» town and RR stetton. 4 bedrooms, l baths, large family ream pies small den. ttMM. OttTHAM TOMISHIf NEW HOMES OP«N FOR INSPECTION Realtors- 111 SprinfjfleM Ave., Summit Sun. 1-IPJM. 4SOLD-»L«FT 273-7010 Ask tor our current Hornet Per Llvtof Maaatlae Leawat at small Muses that cost bit doUarst Then see Chatham Crest Estates. Connie Schmidt, 4e4-M*4 WUW000E0HCRES Startlajf at'SIM.SS*. SBPITA REALTY MeaaefmelevatiettareJMof 4aw NM pfRaf yMotfJir AMftOVM $ VttffMM nWII# Vrftk X REALTOR PETRONE 1W$ It tmty #M l>WWtH1Kt Ml 21 AGENCY NVM. For mi appt. ceil either of evr offlcet. <• 21 21 21 21- 21 21 INVESmENT 21 apdrsemt, family room. Much refurbWimt done by protent owners^ S*l,*SS, 21 IN SUMMIT 21 21 21 ALSO IN BERKELEY HEIGHTS 21 JUSTUSTED REAL ESTATE 21 21! 21 lP>LILLEVEL-4BRt,contralelr. SIM,SM. 21 RBl B^B*'aVB) 1VMEB# EHBnt fa^oa* IttWIavdJaBjiaaJSny to bwt• 4hom a^aeSeiUkafee^al^ahgB.w^Be In Summit toa EEf W Vear fXEOJeVf V,P%F, THK NEW PBOVIDBNCE. BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS. THURSDAY, APBIL 5,1979 NELPUWlftl HELPiftRTED HELP WAHTED || EMPLOrMEHT WANTED | Tellers •BOY WANTED tor yard work. FACTORY WORK WOMAN want* work every ' Satorday mornings, untHond of ' Summit Area Ugbt assembly. Steady year- Tuesday and every ather TTTT*:* **"*" no 10 or over. u —mai„d work_„ „,. WPSmal.._,.l congenia»„,-„„„l w m Wednesday, Summit,. Berk. United Court** Trust ** - ffactory . OvertimeOti , paiidd vaca- Hats., New Providence. 400-1551 RSTIREE: respensibtomaleer ^llnm^SmmS'SSS^u^ISi' NURSES aide with Red Crou ke apply la diploma, reference, seek* posi- parean Mfg. Co., tion caring for sick or elderly. are iva wjreysTa2:4fPM-4H*PMs . H^..«Mi*e.,pplyi. m-un. Call VMM Anytime •*vw^ri wnr4i fllATJjBvPBy I^V9JUaeVOe RICHAtOA.MICONR Ggod (story. 2TM240. AOSNCY Floating PART TIMB - morning* until MAINTENANCE CUSTODIAL I FOR SALE I totSprtagnaldAve. WORK, Fireman's license re- Teller 1PM. latorday* antll *PM in quired. Hours 7:J0AM to 4PM. •—^ »«ro« (tore. 1 FAMILY DUPLEX To be considered tor this Excellent salary and benefits. Antiques BERKELEY HEIGHTS - 1 UHm Et 44. oaditlMi, close to all trans, each side has II v- position you must have a ACCOUNTING CLERK repair*. Closed Wednesday and -. -~n,, .mlngroom,modernkitchen/new^sVthend4 bedroom ranch, owrtral «/c, ex- minimum of I year toller ex- Sunday. HARVEY J. TIGER, ***«*o. Ml ba*.m*7AlinmSEfJmSl BB^gB-akgj gfg^-^Ljjeu^-^kL'^B^nBg-^ fj g-^-^^pj a-^-^-1^*' JO^MtadafcaV ^BJiVBBj^-fr afananBRBat .*_„ eeraolod, MAINTENANCE/STOCK- TELLER FMI time taller required. Ptoai- utter-em, ROOM PERSON for ear FULL TIME . , Saturday, April 1, n «tl|Hto*.4*i Berkeley Heights Opera- t SUMMIT besteflt*. t:IS-4:1s daUy. Con- must help. Apaty . no early birds - tion Center. Will require Taylor Rental Canter — M4 CUSTOMER SERVICE — Com- j EXBCUTIVB STUDIO - some heavy lifting, valid tact Mrs. Serg, Cbalham Trust Co., 415-54**. An equal oppor- pany wlll'train aisartlve person Library table, train set-up, LOVELY CAPE COP - 4 bed- prtVMtS MfTMGt *~• 9)tr Wftdl* N.J. drivers license need- — deal with suppliers, take redwood ft wrought-iron fur- ttonlmj, Mty carpeted, MM.**. ASSEMBLY - STOCKROOM ed. • fiity employer. rooms, t batbt, braaatway, t Full time npamag for person tostecti Incoming parts and assem- orders — diversified clerical niture, athletic .equipment, WaelaoheveaMtWttiKBefer- housewares, toys, etc. ll HnpeneMs. company paid benefits. Call COUNTER HELP — luncheon- ASSISTANT TO SALES duties, (*50. month, fee paid, ette, part or full time. Mo exper- Meggle 271-*SOO, Snelllng • a^^B-kg*fl. enteaaan^lBBf5ftlJ f^afia^gnBOjl asafBBal 2enOjO»naBWiaiiaa»"ae»Bl*»»»as»»B»»»»^0»«a«BaBBB>aBBB*pi *s>rilp*»m CHATHAM BURLING INSTRUMENT CO. 1* RIVER RD.. CHATHAM ience necessary. Good salary. COdRMMfOR Snelling, 450 Springfield Ave., (i«MM.oi. PiiiKipois MMyl' I AptruMftt F«rnislied nr*wmdt*L For specialty printing com- Summit. BOOSTER CLUB SUMMIT • ELIZABETH Good working conditions. 4M-JSM. - I , 17J-W*. pany. Good typing essential. Scholarship Fund t . TRUST CO. Good salary and benefit*. SECURITY OFFICERS — TOP NEW PROVIDENCE — Ird I7J-4I0* Pleasant environment. Phone SSt. Are you looking tor e great E WUilM youag prolessloeial person IF YOU HAVE THE TIME INDIVIOUATwItti some paint- for appointment: opportunity. If so Guardsmark "WEED CONTROL" J wantod to ahife I bedroom, lux- ing experience. 4M-4UI. W5-0N0 Inc. is looking for a tow good We need your help in L •ry duplex. Reasonable, WE HAVE THE ASSIGNMENTS people In the Berkeley Heights weeding out our surplus avellabto Immedlatoly* 44CT4 RN'S — part time openings area. To qualify you must have TBNNIS, Enley taunts an your EXPERIENCED typist — items—our loss will be your antr I pjn. * TYPISTS o SECRETARIES 3-llpm. Modern extended care general office work, 20 hours a transportation, home phone, gam — cabinet end tables, eemeeiirt secluded by 2+wood- OFFICE TRAINEE facility in Chatham Township. and a clean police record. To ed acres. ClrnHer drive leads to •SWITCHBOARD 'KEYPUNCH week, *4. per hour. Young, fast- night stands, lamps, record Entry level opportunity to New starting salary with full growing Springfield company in apply see the Guardsmark player, vanity table ft bench, a H year young minimum • CLERKS learn office procedure* and benefits. Call Mrs. Dyer water recreation business. Call Representative at Howard mabitonance II room center Johnson's Motor Lodge, Route purple rug, 10x11; VW lug- business transactions In our fOMSMM-Ffam^pm. ' gage carrier with fitted ball colonial. Featured are llv- Come in and register to ieM the Kelly Girl Team of Tem- congenial office. Advance- 21. North PleinfeM on Friday, baj raaea with Hreptaee, formal CORPORATE ratocatiait firm porary Employees. Tap rales, automatic pay increases, JANITOR OR MAINTENANCE April 4, t a.m. to 5 p.m. cover, new tire, H7014; ment potential. Mature, PART TIME dark typist, 12-4 queen sin heirloom bed- MakMj mm, madani paHa tM- needs apartment rentals long vacation pay, bonuses. pleasant, accurate. Call for person wanted. Apply in person. p.m., Berkeley Height* (null ebb*, panelled family room aad term and short term, no fee. McDonald's, 1771 SpringftoM spread, many household ar- information. *m*l». offffct) nwds psi*MM 4 IWurs psr STIRLING — FulMime billing ticles and bric-a-brac. Some lauadry room. Open stalrwey Call f-5, sit-IMM. : WE NEED YOU! Avenue, New Providence. My. $wncieWwr(if iiy vypu*«v typist, must be fast and ac- (ram tartefeyer leads to Swell 4MVM: new — All bargain priced! Rlmg. We will tram on switch- curate, good phone ability a Frl. Apr. i. 0:10-4; Set. Apr. tJ tt ISJi VfftorP I Room Furiiishwl One Main St., Chatham board. 444-MN Mr*. Stehlik. plus. 447-M00. family'* west | *3S-2»M 7, Ml. 72 Coieman Ave., guest •- CLERK, RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST. Chatham. quarters, gam* ra* SUMMIT. CaaveaieM location, cleaning store. Zahn Bret. Local law firm. Call Betty REAL ESTATE CAREER CONSOLIDATION ef 2 house- workshop and attachad 2 comfartaM* raom, mature Cleaners, Ml S. Livingston White 271-5540. forage- *Mi bath*, natural Ave., Livingston, twin. holds yields huge surplus! Liv- butlnees gentleman, parking Leading office I* looking for an ambitious, aggressive and MATURE PERSON to babysit ing, dining, bedroom, den furni- racntfta*. VUM. licensed sales person I If you want to succeed, are open PART-TIME couples newborn in my home. Moun- ture. Antique mantel, GE dou- minded and want an opportunity tor high income, this Is men! teem. Good potential. We tainside, Westfield vicinity, 7:10 ble oven, upright stove, 40* slonal landscaping include* CHATHAM — Comiertabie the place tor you. Take that giant step newt It Ask for will train. For appointment AM. to 4 o'clock P.M. Live in or ' and vegetable gardens. Magnesium extension ladder, aTQMH ff^nT nattallllnBBKBa BaBafafMnafttaBfal SERVICES Yvette ZaencMk. phone 444 0*0* 5:30 to 7:10 p.m. nut. Own trans. 812-25*7. tots man. April 7-0, *-4pm. any. Kitchen tocHlties, park- BXPONY. bam with paddock. AC Southern Blvd. to Gtenmere Dr. ing, convenient location, An Equal Opportunity Employer PART TIME Openings with OFFICE CLERK, dependable, to 17 Brentwood, Wyekham yd central vacuum. »U4,s«o. te entrance. sstM weak. local firm, aver It, salary S5.5* typing, filing, must like figures. Frfscipslt only* MlM Woods area, Chatham Toum- M per hour. Far detail* call be- Summit location. 277-1324, Mrs. shlp. tween 4-7P.M. 27O-54N Sullivan. DOBARY OUBSt HOUSE, SECRETARY, full or part time, BABY ITEMS, baby domes, Summit, has M eaanlng. Idaal ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER- toy*, book*, lewelry, 1 living 8EAI ESTATE WANTED aVlt TYPIST. New full time position . to work in Chatham law firm. Stan*) ft typing skills necessary. room chair*, vacuum cleaner, business Mpersenl s or active •ral and much more. Fri. April t and retired peeple. Continental duties, account* recelvebto, PwM*Mt wvrkfns conditions* SECRETARIES For appt. call 435-2000, ask for Sat. April 7, »-J. 40 Karen Way, KROFBSSIONAL COUPLB, briaklast included. Call hank reconciliations and Summit, • hjmlty, wishes to buy special 52MTM. various secretarte* responsibil- Chris. e, SiTt-iSft. 4+ BR. *+ TYPISTS ities. Experience essential. GREAT' GARAGE SALE — . Call Or. W. collect day* SUMMIT. Furnlthed ream, Pieasaot working conditions in DRIVER Thursday, 'Friday, Saturday, 11»TH4«t am. or private bath, prefessloMUy Mam office el SANOLER ft tor van to make local deliveries. April 5, 4, 7 — M, Easter Full-time, with some overtime. Jetg; CMAHWl WNPMUVI ^Mlull0e WUK CLERKS WORTH CARPETING, located baskets, book*, new toys, iMIttfitSt PttQIM ™t* SJRPf* clothing tor ell, records, topes, American Council iff* to town, tn-uii. on Rewto 22, Springfield. Car Rm. ISM NY IN2*. BERKELEY HEIGHTS necessary. Benefit*. Contact sporting goods, gardening, 302 Springfield Ave. 07*22 Mr. Sll misc. household etc. Reason- Eve*. 444-3011 EMPLOYMENTWAWTED ablel 71 Cambridge Drive, OROER CLERK-GENERAL Berkeley Heights (off Mountain PRIVATB individual withes to RICHARD C. FISCHER, INC, REALTORS OFFICE. FOB time potHMll, Avenue). quaHAed person, experience *> NEED A NURSEt general office preeedoro*. RN'S, LPN's, aides available—• BUREAU, mirrors, china closet Diversified, tntoresting work m- ail shifts. PROFESSIONAL ft outdoor gas grill. Sun. April 1, NURSES REGIST. 377-UOS; 12-3 P.M. 5 prospect Hill Ave. SECRETARY busy toep* atg early A.M., eve*, ft wkends, Summit. (47-10M. »•*•/ MATURB "ft**** •»*• tions in main afliee of CLEANED OUT ATTIC ft LMkhif For A Changs Of Pan? SANDLBR B WORTH BASEMENT — China ft II. IBM Bxee. t Regetar alec CARPETING, located an Route RESPONSIBLE married cou- glassware, sporting goods, new 22, Springfield. Car nacessery. ple wants to work on house- phn new «Meting aqvip., Stone tape*, etc We are • motor international engineering COSfltqjftCSe' |VWVttiTf IIQwSSvvtJffl ; Benefits. Typing a ptot. Centact cleaning and, office cleaning, things, books ft much, nweh AH *t y*v*dt*ae**l to tmbsn *p rear Ullli. N* one firm seeking a bright, personable individual Mr. Silverman, SW4SM day and night. Experienced. with above average skills to work with our mere. Fri. ft Sat. t-S. Ml Shun- will alslurb V*« in ear hack reem. tvening hours for Goad references. 277-1520. CaH •Ike Rd. Chatham. practice er Interview Sales/Legal staff. anytime. _^ S&BBSS 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE BttMitYBEAj We offer pleasant surrounding* in a congenial MATURE, reliable woman Sat. Apr. 7, t-S. Tore mower, atmosphere plus excellent company benefits. wishes housework, days. Call skite, HW heeler, woman'* To arrange an Interview, call Personnel at: anytime 072-4SH. clothes, toys, etc 117 OrnHnt Rd., Chatham. (River Rd. to MS-*200 LADY wishes days work, every Henry to Ormont.) Wednesday. References. Call attar 5,477-tOW. • - FRI. ft SAT.. Ml. ChJtdror* BRAUN clothing (infants thru 1) toy*. RENTALS —Wehaw* a tow CF Braun ft Co PRACTICAL NURSE, experi- v enced, seeks private duty in itnivy mS | rfjM IUMMIT - Beautifully tone- ---• '-—» Murray Hill, New Jersey 07974 tebto ft chairs, fireplacp e *•***> scapod, oaatiau* tot eva^iebto home or hospital. Flexible menmentt , bed frameframe , staitostaiton hours; own transportation; live »«#• UBWHI alfBB> fll SuMMtl INH* 9 v p PPM^ ferel Hejwiil ttWnj «ivj VBPHMOT*;** "T™ w^arejrv***- %wv w •••••«•* w -•• ••• An fqual opportunity employer, m/f hi or out. Geriatric patients or further IftlormaHo* call PAtTOUtB AGBNCY tyn Hi HI %tnHnnmmnuw Iff \\\ children. 407-34H. ft snore. 21 West End Ave. Sam- ;itM*st. - "ir»Vjti»or»e*-i7»» THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE. BERKBLEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH. THE CHATHAM PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL E, W» Furniture UsidCin It wuntorowr 1*71 PLYMOUTH Duster. Ex- LADDERS, all sixes. Call cellent condition. Ilk* new. 4M-4U1. S14S0.4t4-am. PIANO 1**NT«D n — CHEVY Mailbu steWon FURNITURE wagon, MM miles, LHn new. ALSO HARP WANTED Lots of extras. Will toll to best Fwnrtura it i fraction aboN cost An* DMM brand offer. Transferrlnoj overseas, QUEEN ANN* das* or •naqferjftV^ irilaMs weft as Pim. HMM, Drawl, thrift* Coll 574-MU. Ing table. Afa* garden HMorical 8oetoiyV Kalian BttmimtM Pint, Hnndgn, Ctatary, Harden, Seatf, H7O MERCURY MARQUIS 4M-*4*L Heritage luncheon today at Hint Burlington, ThomwHIte and mini mote. For Brougham, «M«* milts, SSflO. Society he»4qu«rters in Coll after t p.m. — 4i4-eW. mort intarmaiioR call wMkdtjs 12-9 P.M. Nowvurk. ~i 71 VW Scirocce, champagne WM MAINTENANCE 201-852-4042 edition, $000 miles, like now. ' MOT HERMMCE • Deoeraflatl* The menu accords with RH Ho*,, jrmN walls, patios. Interior a, Kxterior FURNITURE CATALOGUE SERVICE Of NJ. Will sell to bast offer. Trans- the Society's current exhibit ferring overseas. Call S74-*4«J. ANTIQUE BWVINO FULLY INJURED SERVICE on the contribution* of 1f» VISTA CRUISER station .FOP. OVER n YRS. Italians to the hiatpry of the wagon. Good condition. Asking High Pricea-lmmedleto state. WOO. J7H4I7. ^_ cosh lor: Jewelry, Per- nltere. Silver, Cblaa, Among the guests of honor Garaf*Sal« 1»77 MONTE CARLO - REAL •less. Dolls. Oriental rugs. Paintbias, etc « * O UNDSCAPINO. $UUWMI are Italian Vice Consul Dr. STEAL Perfect condition, (Mrtale* «eesio. Complete silver, new radials, (torse, 377-11U.U1.17S3 or OOOMTIW Antonio Bandlni, and Mrs. 377JOJ4 lawn •wryitje, weekly lawn ALL-CHURCH GARAGE SALE M.0M miles, wholesale price, malalMMM. Reasonable BancBnl, S3WS.00. 37»-tMI. •rlcet, -0nt estimate*. *, Clothing, Furnishings, Housewares, Linen*, m-*m, ,__,,? Also on toe fund-raising Books, Records, Baby Items, Toy». Tools, I BULLETIN BOARD I FURNITURE — OAK, PINE.. program will be Marian I»Yi» plus Boutique of Fine Thing, .peeially VICTORIAN. »M'S — ANY UUWHOTKRS [ Balssmo of Berkeley CONDITION. 1 piece or many. All wen Heights, a leading soprano ALSO oless or dilu.MMHt. FRIDAY, APRIL *, IOam-»pm PRIVATE Limo wagon. Trans- with the Amato and Buffinp SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 10am-Jpm portation to all major airports. RUSSt LAWNMOWER RE- Bokhara*, tod many otae» - na *e, nanm and Shuttle service evailablo. Best PAIRS, Spring tune ups from Opera companies, aw will UNITARIAN HOUSE prices. Reservations only. 743- •IMS. Meier overhauls on all KEk CROSS be accompanied by pianist AoeUooMnaoM;IlHneua>laaduiisehlpmaniaodnBdak> " US Summit Avt., Summit types at Lawnmowers and •1*0. PAINTING* PAPER IN» Edna Sott of Berkeley beooaol Ike DMM qualhr entlenlons evw to be ottend el - . Cell J7J-MS7 INTERIORS «OU(T«RIORS Heights. public aacuoa. OARAGE SALE. Clarinet, an- FOR WOMEN RETURNING SERVICES FULLY INJURED- tique Remington revolver, stu- Musical Instruments TO WOR K: resume writing pro- M«wa Contractors FREE Guest speaker will be Dr. dent desk, 12x12 light green cess and/or career life planning I ESTIMATES. GOVERNOR MORRIS INN carpet, lomps. large tarpaulin, I Peter A. Samroartino, workshops focusing on skills MORRISTOWN, N.J. camping gear, tobaggon. sleds, LUDWIG r piece drum set, 1 27M471 president emeritus of Fair- identification, lob search and MTEMTfONS jD, A-'CHIBRAi! INC. Mason work, giant teddy boar, housewares. Zildlian cymbals, 2 Turkish interviewing techniques. Far In- > kinds, mLwater»retfiiig. 177. ieigh Dickinson University. SUN., XPRIL 8th at,3 P.M. (VIEWING 2 P.M.) More. II Rowan Rd., Chatham cymbals, rototoms. Cost SHOO, dividuel appointment cell (off Van Doren). Soturday, asking MOO 277-41*1. 635-«S47. WOMEN POWER COUTURE alterations alto EXPERIENCEO PAINTER, In- April 7, • to «. PROJECTS, INC. custom work by appointment •ItANCfUCOCHIERA terler^xterlor paiimng-Free as- PIANO. Studio upright, good only. Tot-ins Specleliaes In wall mosaic stone' nmates. James Menetello, Ml- MUST BE SOLD: tenor sax, 4 condition. U00 435-55U. 'cat and work. Patio, fireplace, 7mor4JHH1. white porch/kitchen chairs, siewalk, etc For free estimate PIANO — Wurlltier console, ex- rugs, 2 eir conditioners, pole DONATE TO THE Carpentry JXPERIENCED painter, lomps, games, etc. M Glen cellent condition. Cell <47-*SM SUMMIT YWCA after i p.m. interior-exterior. Reasonable Oaks Av«., Summit. Saturday, HOUSECLEANINO SALS rotes. Dave, slum. April S, 10 to I?. to he held Mon. Apr. M CARPENTRY-Aleratlons, base- JOSEPMCPISCOPO Altenburg-Elizaboth, N.J. . 10-4.JO ments, attics, recreation rooms, MASONCONTRACTOR SARA6E SALE - Bedroom Open Doily til ». Sat til t odoWons. Free estimates, in- • •ULIOiR China, glassware, kitchen- JMS., set, kitchen set. couches, air Largest Piano and Organ ware, lewelry, linens, toys CONCRETi WORK- steps-walls- conditioners, other furniture. Selection from Maine • gomes, Christinas orna- ftrealeces • plastarlag No |unk. * Bradford St. New HOME REPAIR. Experience* trading aad drtirupt work car- to Florida ments, small furniture, High School senior available Providence. Sat. a Sun. April 7 New — used — Floor Models purses, etc. NO BOOKS OR » S,» A.M. after school far all types of Beldwin — Knabe — Sahmer CLOTH I NO, repair - Everett—Kawal — Hard- Three D House Sales 273-4M1 References. ITS-SSM after tpm. man - Meson A Hamlln — » Maple St. Summit House A Estate Kimball SALTUSP.OL CONSTRUCTION Let us price end sell your CO. Household contents Rental-Purchase Plan Mason Coatractor a aMMer available Stone, bfittK aMewalks. All types Cell 351-2000 DO YOU NEED A SIGN* rxS', Doris Hoi 4*4-055) ready for lettering. sXMr/et. CLEAN and remove appliances, tRMft*. AMI CM Dorothy McElgunn 4*4-0*M ALTENBURC furniture, brush, etc from hoesr N. RMHsl. Snatanlt. CR MU1. Dorothy Kolb 444-OI4J PIANO HOUSE and yard. All types Madscaplat US* E. Jersey Street and tree work. Fireplace wood V.ANOJ.MfRCADANTR - Elizabeth, N.J. CHARLIE VINCENT. *47-iU4. Mason Wart.'water Orainaeo. M hour service. Samp pamas nstailod. 4M.7J7I. Business Directwy of Senrices 74i-O4U). LEE ORMSBY Colleoo snNtewt wark torce OAS RAHOB, top ITALIAN CONTRACTORS • yrv ranrleewe very clean, STS.M firm. Wa-M*l. CIH t—MiBsit craftsineai en* ALL OUR WHIMHS are wall •Mb It years «(• trelned and have had their shots DRESSMAttlN« AMP OCSHJtl- parl««ce in patiai, HUGO iNO.expert aHeratkm. Att*a«ee waft, fNplram brldt to HOOULICH OHOCR VOVR MOM OR«» NOWl BreismaWM a«4 lHAwtd 4ee]aabM, Attended Pinsaeii C*3-1U2 He needs especial nemo as he U I fration, call MS-f US. I • kiaia*MV'fl Oanarsjeeaers trsroiajMy Ss&sse 2PS N|a VaWeJMeff M weekendnfwit.s 7 JSSS^S&f" eU-im T- LicefiseNa lUt A.1.0L0MTD ResMenriaKemmerclai. I SUTTEM |w*W . niaVstrial a lectric (ewer Cleentnt n>RiverRd, Chatham twsp. tlaibael, lasured. bUbreniwod. e. Kteajaa, TaartL Maejuav taaWy- Na»o<«et, VHm I*M MS CC tudian Metercyclo, bat Offer. Call M-U*t after I '• | facoroaTta | PIONEER in af>SJNfUS esKi parsaaal la- RENTALS, INC w lax. Satlslactlea guaranteed, u yean ex- STEAM CLgAMtiw. i, •77 DOfMB CMM Van. PS. TAX KaTTURMS — yew homo er" miae, Bxparlenceel. rlMiaaaalv aa^l anaraataad. WAN palai- «W»T RAISE CASH- USQUOMCK RUDSllSMMTOESrSI ItTS PLYMOUTH Pury, PS, JUtOA ClCOrtDON 4tM CHIVY CaVftlCM|.«eMar.im. AC rawo, vkryl roofPS. pa. rrpM, '^•^L {WtM WMW Peatlac | &**!"• aaaejr rtesrasi, air ajeMBtaa. Laidin« Rockefeller to be identified, said the WOKS, HM oeen __ who' are already chairman of the Republican Dodge Foundation with trick was to Had out the ing fiwfbeas for into change' gravitate City Committee in Summit, The problems without Infringing "*'• ' " rdowntown" toward .the group for sup- also joined that original en the employee's privacy. iter port," not everyone starts „ group because of the urgteg A way to help the children £e£the nt»t M years, for the satne reason. Neuwirlh ejammented, "I of a woman. "Marty, whoJ involved has already been Juft hope ttiey are as suc- my wife now. was in one. Sp moo. me Duonr system T joined Ron's." It didnt wm^SSST^rm Caltfanda,. apd we really has been suggested to cessful an£*dacational as my understanding of.Aow ! turn out the way Poole had miss them. Much of wr the last i& i tope we can * The prtSbpal asks interacted With other expected: "I thought it socW Hf« was with our O^ HiullfWfttNUT tt>C helps* many people, and let people, and I wanted, to would deal with political result, I'm. mote sensitive families." new chQd, and is about the people know we are here for-increase (he circle of friends issues of men dealing with and a Bute bit more open This is her man move. same age, to Be Ihe child's ap&ance. Io tins day.with whom I could really the women's rights feeling*. And! She and her husband started buddy fir awhile. It's been people walk in from the area share." And LeCww.^fco movement, but instead tt aWrf triad in some areas and been aM ask if we are a new was a mutual problem now cam hinnelf "almost r .ra The tBmptoyee Relocation business. It's surprising how evangelistic" about c-r .discussion group.' Poole's volunteer ww* at her chil- ' many people would use us if not sorry he took part in it, Condi, a grougpp of eoo groups: admits that "I dren's schopTand gradually > corporationorations who they knew we were here." resisted Betting involved at though, and says "As. a. became acquainted. +++ "It's hMNome when you study, The fk* year has . Amy readers who aremove. -It hetas to teve t>ewc«npletod, and after l» •Interested In the con-friendly nelgfibors. Here month* of , more in- sctousness-ratsing pneess they came over and Intro- formattoo, the conclusions DOORBOY... may contact Bon Cox, S7»duced themselves and were will go out to member smforbjfomatienaato most helpful. Finding stores nwnpamw on the trauma r •- wMn and wh«« new groups to step, doctors and dentistscaused by moving and ways WANTS TO WIT i may be fonmng. were no problem. I asked to cope. IN YOUR GARAGE DOOR S»yd«r Grooty BEFORE THEY ARE SPRUNG