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d ji.ich ThuF*,d,3¥ by Trymar Publishing tMcriOlien Rate la 00 Yearly per copy VOL. IB-NO. 24 MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J,, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1976- ~r>rovi0imci?Noad,Mountflin%ide. N J 0(95! Board approves sale of school to borough remstraiinn t mures. «hich liave been Hy KAIIKNZ.UTVK lireiise ID use Ihe land for iniinicipal and bid Ifiim Con HllllllllillllinililllltllllllllllllMllllilllllllllliKlllliilliliilllllllllilllllllllll I Dayton players j present comedy "Arsenic" and Old Laee," a comedy 1 j by Joieph" Keiselring, with Paiti 1 | Liberman, Melinle Tuichin, Mitch § Slater. Stephen l.egtjwlec, Mark • Knrinella, Mrey Epstein and Qwyn | ! English In the top roles, will he | I presents by the Jonathan Dayton • Regional High School ! All-School g Players in Halsey Hail at i.is p.m. g tomorrow and Saturday under Ihe m direction of drama coach Joseph P. B Trinity. S Others featured in Ihe Broadway and § CITED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE — Former Mountainside school board m«mb»r Hollywood comedy success include a Patricia Knodel (left) and Ronnie Krauso, wife of ex-board president Dr. Irvin Doug Schon, Gene Tuichin, Robert s Tickets, at $3.1)0 each, may be purchased at the dear; there Krause, accept traditional citations from current Board of Education head William Gilbert, David Hoffman, David e MUSICAL MERRIMENT — Harriet G«rndt. Sandy Davis, Wern*r are special rates for senior citizens. A special performance Biunno during presentation ceremonies at the unit's meeting last week. Mrs. Alan Platoff and Paul 1 Schon, Judy Williams and Sylvia Evans (from loft) are among for elementary school students only, with admission at SO Knodel had served oh the board from 1971 to 1976; Dr. Krauso, from 1972-76. Mrs. Itpiler, Barbara Ijin is student director § the cast members of 'Sing Out the Naws,' musical comedy revue to be staged by the Mountainside Music Association cents per child, will he given tonight at 7:30. Krause traveled here for the presentation from New Bedford, Mass., where the and John Swedish, publicity chairman. = tomorrow and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Deerfield School. (Photo by Jon WinWord) family moved earlier this year. (Photo-Graphics) iiHiiimiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiniMiiimnini i ii 2.Thursday, May 20," 1976-MOUNTAINSiDE (N.j.) ECHO Council meets Man fined, license revoked; (Continued.from page 1) 1 (Ms, iiml is included in the $:!00,00i)>i • The Union Tnunh ReRinnnl IliKh Schonl marie onsite v. isits and read reference system, stuff absenteeism, space nccdK ant) the June 13 in Clark District Bnard of Fdutution has vnlorl to .iccept materials iompanng their own business .ip ling-staff relationship < arming central ad- Assemblyman William J, Maguire (R-22) d report an a studs ol DihlnU .ldmimstrjtion proach In problems with methods employed tn ministration, the school ndmitiistratlons, will be the guest of honor al a testimonial procedures i-nnduelcd rccpntlv by thp Eastern I he school teachers mid other staff niumbers). The champagne brunch sponsored by his friendii at Union CounH Chamber of rommi-icr .mil has In the final 7") p.if*>* re|«irl presented at a committee rerommended "a positive1 program the Ramada Inn, Clark, on Sunday, June 13 at directed its District personnel to begin leient lioard mi cling by Kichard llnrclerode to redut'i1 personnel illness absence be 10:45 a.m. ttviewing specific rocntnmend.itions ma* hv director of the studs team, the Chambc! cited developed" ami also suggested there' he "better Congressman Matthew J. Rinaldo and (tie businessmen for pnssihlc impiemi-nt.ition the cooperation of Ilistncl personnel whn planning, arranging and coordinating of Assembly Minority Lender Thomas Kean will - The in depth studs %sas be>min last f.ill with "seemed Renuineh inlerestcd and concernetl meetings through the administrative offices," he the speakers at the fund raising event. ijiembcrs nf thi- number nf Pomim-rcn that lhe\ in.-ri-Dpi-r.lling.il iDprfTiLiunrv " The While listing Wiiys of relieving (he subject Tickets, at S12, may be obtained by contacting assigned to cnmniitti-es on personnel and nd Hoard of Education also waL thanked foi its coordinators of some nf (heir clerical burdens, George Crater, JSi Westfield ave , Clark , irinistration data processing business office cooperation (he committee noted the organizational pur- Maguire, a first term Republican assem- practices and plant operations Each cam In the area of peisonnel and administration poseof the'eoordinator system is "to assure a . blyman, serves on the Appropriations Com- mitteo intmietted srhoal staff members. the committee examined the lonrrinuitor uniform degree of subject presentation by the mittee. teachers in each of the four regional high Magulre was recently appointed to the Fiscal schnnls," In observing Ihe coordinators and Affairs and Government operations Regional line-staff relationships in general, the study Committee of the Council of State Govern- loam round an "excellent 'esprit do corps'" in ments, each school. Serving his first term in the Assembly, The team noted the previous emphasis for Maguire is one of four New Jersey legislators computer utilization was placed on expansion appointed to the regional committee, composed of data processinB for insiructionnl goals, with of representatives from the 10 north-eastern limited application in administrative areas At Htates. present, ihe administrative and planning "There is, perhaps, no single area of greater systems arc beiny upgraded importance to people nr which affects their The committee presented the Board of daily lives more deeply than how their Education with a lisl of alternatives to improve government spends their lax money," Maguire the control, direction, planning and utilization said of the District's data processing equipment "Exchanging thoughts and ideas with the •Some of the data processing areas cited by the representatives of the other states in the report as needing strengthening include northeast will be an invaluable experience, •.tudent record retrieval and maintenance, since It will give me the opportunity to study mailing capabilities, student and teacher what they have done in the Fiscal area and schedules and inventory capabilities. Basic determine whether similar programs could be vocational courses in computer programming applied in New jersey," he said. were suggested. In the Regional District's business office, a study team examined supply management, McDowell is accepted which includes purchasing and receiving of Richard Bert McDowell of Walnut avenue. supplies, storage, insehool supply distribution Mountainside, has been accepted at Bemjdji and inventory HEALTH FAIR PLANS—Mrs. Loslin Cooper, left, of Chapel Hill, Mountainside, of the State University in Minnesota for admission for The committee found that purchasing is Mount Cormel Guild advisory boord, and Sister Logrlno, adminiitrator of the Guild, the fall quarter centralized in the regional board office, with select items for display for the Union County Hoalth Fair to be held Sunday from 10 the department coordinators playing a major ( It! 1! 1I1I1 n IH III LlMkittllllllM IIJ1 Illl 111 II I] Illim IHIM1I lllTHtllll I role in the bidding, ordering and checking a.m. to S p.m. at the Battin High Sihool gym, 300 S, Broad St., iliiabeth. The guild receipt nf supplies. The study team suggested booth at the Healthy Birthday America' Fair will famlliarlie the public with the the coordinators' role in purchasing be a service* available from the Guild, such as odult and odoletcent programs, after- limited one, stating •'these duties could be care, outpatient care and consultation and education. more effectively handled" by the business office. Mtmbtr UP SAN JUAN HILL-—Mitchell Slater, portraying Teddy Brewsler, prepar»§ to deliver The committee also felt the problems in- SUBURBAN dividual schools encountered in receiving and NEWSPAPERS his famous Teddy Roosevelt 'charge'call in scene from 'Arsenic and Old Lace,' to be I OF AVE RICA storing goods would be decreased by reducing staged by the Jonathan Dayton All-School Players May 21 and 22 at 8:15 p.m. in the the size of shipments. The lack of storage space [ Week's lunches at Dayton Springfield school's Halsey Hall. Tickets, ot S1.S0, can be obtained at th« door or was noted by the study team, and the use of PuEliUie tlrt Thyfidiy 6y from any cost member, Joseph F, Trinity Is directing the Joseph Kess«lring comedy, blanket purchase orders was offered as a Luncheons for the week of May 24 at rrfarine sandwich, applesauce Luncheon 3: Trumir PuBliiing Corp, assisted by student director Barbara Lan, (Photo by Moray Epstein) means to help alleviate this problem. Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Bologna and cheese or tuna fish salad sand- .Springfield, will be as follows: wich. French fried potatoes, buttered string The committee found the in-sehool ATMI distribution system to be "adequate," but Monday—Cream of tomato soup Luncheon beans, applesauce. Luncheon 4: Chicken salad af tn ZauTyk Public Notice 1: Frankfurter on roll, butter, baked beans, platter, bread and butter abntf aala. Supervising Editor recommended the establishment of a perpetual La Malamyt, Director PUBLIC NOTICE individuals to pose questisns and contormance with the provisions ,, inventory procedure tn guide individual schools sauerkraut, fruit cup. Luncheon 2: Fishburger Thursday—Beef vegetable soup. Luncheon 1: NOTICE IS HERESY OIVBN discuss issues related to the Public that plan all maps, drawings and on soft roll, butter, potato sticks, buttered peas, BUSINESS BEfAPtTMBNT thai the N^w Jeney Department Hearing These informal relevant data related te the and central offices as to requirements during Shell macaroni with meat sauce, Italian bread, Rsbtrt H Brumill, gf Tranfpertatien will hold a conversations will not Be recorded engineering, traffic, the school year fruit cup. Luncheon 3: Ham salad or tuna fish butter, tossed salad with dressing, juice. vice presiaen^of advt rtiiins Corridor Public Hearing on June and will not become part of the environmental, and relocation salad sandwich, potato sticks, buttered peas, Luncheon 2: Baked ham steak on hamburger WiMiam Friedman, 2i 39, 30 and July 1, 1976, af the official hearing record as-istanee aspects of the project The Chamber of Commerce also Informed fruit cup. Luncheon 4: Rainbow salad platter f gtaii display advf nising manlier Governor Livmgsfsn Rigtonsl Departmental personnel will be will be available for public the school board that the Chamber would roll, butter, potato sticks, tossed salad with Charieii,oomer, High School In Berkeley Heights available in the Information area inspection at the Hearing A full Tuesday—Twkey noodle soup. Luncheon 1; natisrial aav&rtising manager Township, far the prsFJSSfd beginning at 9;00 a.m, each description of the project will be supply the business expertise during the im- dressing, juice. Luncheon 3: Salami or tuna William M.MeKinnon." " completion ef Interstate Rsuti 7i morning of the Hearing and 6 SO given during the Department's plementation stage, as requested. "This ser- Breaded veal steak with gravy, bread and fish salad sandwich, potato sticks, tossed salad Circulation mahagtr from the vicinity of piafnffeld p m each evening fef the Hearing official presentation on Monday, hutter, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, Avenue, Btrkeley Heights In order to facilitate the June 28th at 10 00 a m and 7 00 vice w ill assist the District in making the report with dressing, juice. Luncheon 4; Cold cut Mm Hewird Township to thi vicinity sf presentation of testimony and to p m a working document," a spokesman noted cake. Luncheon 2: Baked pork roll on soft roll salad platter, bread and butter, PuhllUitr, ItUlft? Baltusre! Road, Springfield accommodate all persons who In the event that the Route 171 and butter, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, Wlion Mintt-rtiirtfl Township, Union County Thi wish to speak, we are asking preieef involves the acquisition of Friday—Mushroom barley soup Luncheon PUBIlthlr.lfIi.197S Hpanng will run from 10 00 s m to speakers te pre register by land ewneg by a municipality for cake. Luncheon 3: Peanut butter and jelly or A DO p m anfl frem 7 00 p m to sending their names, addresses, public use, the provisions of New tuna fish sialad sandwich, potato sticks, but- 1: Grilled hamburger on bun and butter, but- II DO p m dally phone numbers and preferred Jersey Statutes Annotated, Title Vanderbilt Ph.D. tered com. cole slaw, cake. Luncheon 2: The purpose of the Hearing, as speaking time to the Office sf 27:7*23 will be observed and tered carrots, cake. Luncheon 4: Cgkl turkey deserlBed in the New Jersey Community Inveivemint* New considered in the conduct ef this salad platter, bread and butter, Grilled cheese sandwich, buttered com, cole Department of Transportation's jersey Department of Hearing slaw, cake. Luncheon 3: Egg salad or tuna fish Action Plan {adopted April 14, Transportation, 1035 Parkway In accordance with the Action awarded to Speth Wednesday—Yankee bean soup. Luncheon J. J Nfw Prmliinpt I..NJ. 197SS, is "to ensure that an Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey Plan and me requirements of salad sandwich, buttered corn, coleslaw, cake. Mont«^«! M4.77f! 0S&25 Pre registrations should be Robert Charles! Speth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury steak on hamburger bun nr bread, opportunity is afforded for Section 1O2I2)(C1 of the National Charles Speth of Woodvalley road, Moun- Luncheon 4; Tuna fish salad platter, bread and effective participation by submitted in writing as far In Environmental Policy Act of I?6? butter, French fried potatoes, buttered string s U S, SUiURBAN PB[SS INC Interested persons in the process of advance of the hearing date as and Section 4(f) of me United tainside, was awarded a Ph.D. degree in beans, applesauce. Luncheon 2: Cold sub- hutter, determining the need for and the possible, since requests for States Department of All menus are subject to change. location of the proposed speaking time will be honored in Transportation Act of 1964, a Draft pharmacology on May 12 from Vanderhilt uminumiummiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiuip improvement" and to provide "a the order m which they are Environmental impact Statement University, Nashville, Tenn. public forum that affords a full received by the Office of Section 4{f) Statement concerning opportunity for presenting views community involvement Each the effects of the various Dr, Speth will begin post-doctorate studies in McDonough asks en each of the proposed alternative speaker will be allotted five alternatives hgs begn prepared, highway locations and thi social, minutes in which to present his or this statement is available for pharmacology, with a specialty in economic and environmental .her testimony. In order to public inspection and review at the neurochemistry, at the University of Arizona, effects of those alternate establish a reasonable schedule, fallowing locations the New for 'sunset' law I Bought My New Range locations " pre registrants should indicate Jersey Department of Tucson, in June. He received his M,A, degree in The Hearing will be preceded by three half hour periods between Transportation Library, Room 13Q, physiological psychology from Connecticut State Sen, Peter J. McDonough iR-22i said six environmental information 10 3D am 400pm and 7 30 p m 1Q35 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, College, New London, and his B,A, in biology- this week he will introduce legislation that sessions June 1, Valley View 11 00 p m that would be New Jersey Q86JS, the New Jersey From Elizabethtown, School, valley View Road, convenient. The Office of State CleaVInghouse, 3!? west psychology at Western Maryland College. would require every state division, regulatory Wafenuno June 5, Brsyfen Community Involvement will StatftStreet, Trenton, New Jersey Westminster, . Elementary School, Tulip Street, notify pre registrants of their the Federal Highway agency, board, commission and licensing And rm Paying For It Summit, June 10, Oeertieia assigned speaking times Administration Division Oftici, 25 authority to "re-justify its existence" at least School, Centra! Avenue, Persons Wishing to speak who scotch Read* Trenton, New every five years or. by statute, the group will Mountainside June li, Brunnfr have not pre registered must sign Jersey, Ifie Federal Highway On My Gas School, Westfield Road, Scotch up to speak upon arriving at the Administration Regional Office, 4 be given one additional year to tidy up its ac- Plains, June 16, Jonathan Dayton Hearing They will Be called upon Normansklll Boulevard, Delmar, Toor, 17, running Regional High School, Mountain in the order In which they have New York the Union County tivities before poing nut of existence, Avenue, Springfield June 17, signed in If there are available Administration office. "The time for jhis sort of 'sunset' legislation Governor Livingston Regional time slots that have not Been taken Courthouse, West Scott Place, as Dem alternate High School, 171 Watchuns up by pre registered speakers ElliaBeth 07801, the Somerset ig here," the GOP senator said, "In the past 25 Boulevard, Berkeley Heights Prt registrants who wish to give County Administration Office, 6) Gary Toor of Berkeley Heights is running as years, the New Jersey legislature has created Each environmental session will their time to another speaker may Srove Street, Somervllle 0SB76 an alternate in the June 8 primary election in Be open from 3QQpm to^OOpm do so if they sre present at me The statement Is also available at twice as many regulatory agencies and other for the purpesp of discussing the Hearing when their name Is called the municipal buildings ana public the 22nd District, committed to Congressman bodies supported by tax dollars than it pofentlai social, environmental Each pre registrant may . libraries of the Borough of and economic impacts of the relinquish his or her time to only , Watchung In Somerset County the Mo.Udal), He was chosen at the Democratic established in the previous "a years. Many of proposed project and all other data one other individual City of Summit, the Boroughs of mmi-convention at Rahway High •Sehool in these restrict competition, indicate superiority contained in the Draff Written statements and other Mountainside and New Environmental impact statement exhibits related to the Route 178 Providence, and the Townships ef April and graduated early from high school in over unlicensed persons and groups, or give an Copies of the Draft Environmental proltet may be presented |n place Berkeley Heights, scotch plains, order to work in thi campaign, impact Statement, as well as maps of or in addition to oral statements and Springfield in Union county unfair advantage to the 'licensed' group and renderings, will be available made'at the Hearing- These Copies will be available for review Cary, 17, will be 18 five days before the because federal regulations uoverning for public inspection and statements and exhibits must be at the Public Hearing and the six primary. He has worked for Udall in New York comment suomltted to the Department of environmental information payments for services favor payments to a The Hearing Itself will consist of Transportation'* Office of sessions and Pennsylvania, and began his political work licensed person." two official presentations By Community Involvement by July Persons wishing to comment on with George McGovem's presidential cam- Department of Transportation 31st (30 days after me close of the the Draft Environmental impact personnel, followed by an Hearing) Persons interested In statement may do so by writing, paign in 1972, He has also sverked in the cam- opportunity for cltnens to give reviewing the Hearing transcript by July 31st (30 days alter the paigns of Adam Levin and Betty Wilson, and is testimony regarding the proposed may arrange to see and or copy It Hearing), to Mr J P Andrews, VFW to sponsor party improvement AM testimony will at Department Headquarters In Director ef Division of Economic o member of both the Young Democrats and be recorded and will become part Trenton In addition, any and Environmental Analysis, New the New Democratic Coalition, for Lyons Hospital vets of trie official Public Hearing Individual or group wishing to Jersey peparfpnerit of Record 'Questions posed as part of contact the Offle* during the transportation* 1035 Barkway He declared, "Mo Udall will be a com- Mountainside Memorial Post 10136 VFW, will an individual's recorded statement Department's evaluation period Is Avenue, Trenton* New Jersey passionate and sensitive president who will pay will Be officially addressed in the invited to do ss In writing or By 08625 entertain Lyons Hospital veterans on Tuesday, pinnl Environmental Impact calling 609 292 6802 Signed. Jean G Schwartz (Mrs ) real attention to the needs of this nation's young The sixth annual Lyons vets' party will, as in statement In addition, a display The Route 7( Hearing Is being Department Secretary and information area that will run conducted in accordance with the Mtsde Echo. May 20, 1976 people and give them the leadership they have the past, be held at Our L-ady of Lourdes concurrent with the Hearing will New Jersty Department of (Fee S43 9J) not had over the past few years. Mo can tap the Church, Mountainside. provide an opportunity for Transportation Action Plan, In energies of young^ people eorfUnitted to Post Adjutant George Magee is chairman of meaningful change."*. the event. Members of the post and their wives will supply and serve the refreshments,and will Accepted by college arrange the entertainment. Debra Mae Crbnaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cronaver of Mountainside, has Hospital gmts state tree teen accepted by Ferrum, Va,, College for A Red Oak Tree was recently planted at admittance in the fall semester, Ferrum is a Children's Speeinliied Hospital, New coeducations) United Melhodist.rclaled in- Providence road. Mountainside, by the Union stitution which awards A,A. and A,S, degrees County Shade Tree Commission," in keeping through the junior college and BA and HS with the Bicentennial and Gov. Brendan degrees in five human service areas through Byrne's liberty Tree Project, The red oak is the the college's senior division. "' stnte tree. ^•.niih most ot jv's cxiiroimt'is, ihe put- out th? appliance you want, and if you qualify chaw of a new i;.i^ jppli.mcft ii j iiujoi imesi- we'll arrange credit term* to fit your budget, ment-tor the ivimev tamily Th™- day.iii AVlhiidhAVilh_i_mioi.mun>_dpwj!^aynjent_._theJowJ ^ Mrerih y<»" monlhly monthly payments will be included on your gis^ budget to miM-i fn'ii youi fjinilv's everyday bill and stretched out so your budget won't niwtis Bui wh.ii happens vthi>n u's linn- to re. even notice the difference! place an ok! worh-oul appNjncv—wht-re does So don't put off replacing that old inefficient OMEGA ihe money conie Irom? appliance any longer—visit your nearest Eliza- Well, dnn'i itespjif! 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Hannah Ogden Coldwell, wife of Rovorend James Caldwell of fhs Flr»t Presbyterian Church, Elizabothtown, by o Brit- ish soldier on June 7, 1 780, inspired Iho official teal of Union County adopted by the Board ef Chomn I Freeholders in 1857. In (rearing the seal, the loard directed: "On a circular shield, a miniature of the Presby- terian Parsonage of Connecticut Farms, the house to be of the Colonial frame type, executed in grayish brewn with o background of nature's colon; Hand- ing in the doorway Mri Hannah Ogden Caldwell, th« wife of the chaplain of th* Third Battalion ef Company 1, New Jersey Volunteers, being ilain by a British soldier. "The figure representing Mr*. Caldwell to be done in white, iignifying peace and tinterity. The British soldier in red with gun leveled at Mri. Caldwell, One window on the front ef the houie, containing four panes of glass, to bo executed in argent. "The roof thall be ?f the gable type, of the lame general color ef the house, with two ehimneys of brick. The surrounding landicapo arid shrubbery to be finithed in green and brown tones, "The numerals 1 SS7 indicating the year Union County separated from Itsex County, and the sky above, executed in blue; and engraved around the border, forming a circle, the following inscription; 'Seal of th» County ef Union — New Jersey*," The facti surrounding the death of Mri. Hannah Ogden Caldwell are as fellows! Mri. Caldwell was ihot to death as the approached tho doorway of the Presbyterian Church Parsonage at Connecticut Farms which is now the townlhip of Union. History tells us that the was with her nine children and servant! in the parsonage when the British troops arrived, A servant warned her that on enemy soldier was approaching the house and Mri, Caldwell rote from a cot to see. As ihe wai going to tho doorway, the soldier thrust his rifle through a window and fired, The rifle charge carried two iron balls and both struck Mrs. Caldwell in the chest, killing her instantly, His- torians say this gallant lady ignored pleas to flee with her children when it was learned tho British were returning through Connecticut Farm* after their defeat at Springfield. Moments after her death the enemy soldiers took her body from the parsonage and removed her children to safety before setting fire to the building along with other houses in the community. Her reasons for being at Connecticut Farms wore threefold; the parsonage in Eliiabothtown had been destroyed by the British earlier in the conflict; sec- ondly, she felt her presence in the Connecticut Formi Parsonage would save If from being burned, and thirdly, she was awaiting news ef the baffle faking place at Springfield where her husband, Rev, Jamet Caldwell, wat serving at chaplain of the Third Battalion, New Jersey Volunteer*. • Controversy among the witnesses arose over her death, and word spread among the people that the British soldiers had orders to kill her on sight. It was claimed that the killer know he was shooting at the wife of the hated "Fighting Parson," and that earlier in th* day another woman who had been mistaken for Mrs. Caldwell came close to being shot. Never taken into consideration by these people who condemned the British was the fact that their sol- diers-were beinfl-ihotut-from every houie along_ their path of retreat, and in order fa clean out the MAI snipers, it was necessary for them to rush every house along the way. Brl Other witnesses took a more lenient vi«w of tho Wt incident by saying her death was one of tho»« Dri unfortunate accidents which can happen in warfare. Mrs, Caldwell Was originally burled at Connec- ticut Farms., with her husband officiating at the, service, but with his death the following year, her body was moved to the first Presbyterian Church cemetery in Iliiabethtawn ta be placed next to that of her husband. , News of her death spread like wildfire throughout tho countryside and Americans everywhere war* more determined than ever !e defy the British, and It was this courae* and defiance directed at the English that symbollied the battle for freedom by the 13 colonies. - Thuriday, May 20, 1976-5 "Even if the cigarette tested had 60%more tar than MERIT, a significant majority of all smokers tested reported new Enriched Flavor MERIT delivered more taste! —American Institute of Consumer Opinion Extensive taste-testing with thousands of smokers shows 'Enriched Flavor! MERIT delivers more taste than higher tar brands, The bottom line was. conclusive: 'Enriched Flavor.* Its exclusive to In a series of taste tests conducted for MERIT The cigarette with only 9 mg. MERIT by the American Institute of tar, one of the lowest tar levels in Consumer Opinion, smokers from all smoking today. across the country judged MERIT to MERIT MENTHOL is packed with have more flavor than five 'Enriched Flavor1 too. And leading low tar cigarette in similar tests, 9 mg. brands." MERIT MENTHOL was Whats really startling— reported to deliver as much and of major importance to — or more—taste than the all smokers—is that MERIT 11 mg. to 15 mg. tar has less tar than these five MERIT menthol brands tested. brands, You've been smoking Less tar. Yet more taste. "low tar, good taste" claims Thats the report on a long enough. Now smoke remarkable new taste the cigarette. process called 'Enriched iuu- o! Uuisuffivi Opinion Siud\ .i\ai Flavor.'-. A way to pack Philip Mom* hit . KR-hmoii.). VA ' » M- i- i: Thursday, /SAay 20, 1976 CYO at St. John's Colonial picnic, Workshop to aid Red Cross schedules parties, trips plans flea market;^ \ -,! In-dull- Hi event* fot [he seuwd half of pi nun d In \i--it N' w liiHii- will bi> held in October, A Novotniw • SI, John the Apostle's CYC) will sponsor a flea fireworks display patients following I'lTli has been .mummied liy the Ameiii an Hi d piodui-liiio ol I'll loi s \< ii'li 1 i m linn nl Ihoater iirirty will inivel lo see the leu Capados 1 market on Saturday from » a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Cm - l'.i tein Union C'nunt\ Kai.li i-wnl wdl M inh ill m ishMid loi lulv mil tin Aujjiul Inp iinil a visit to lUiriio City Music llnll for the church perking lot, Valley road and Stilopi A Colcmuil picnic ami fireworks display. hi'iiflil I hi- lied ( rin.". i-ruliM\ots sponsored by tin1 WVslfield ,layoi T**""'"' ""•' Wrestling star •Thursday, May 20, 1976 seeks funds for Regional trackmen hit their top stride Olympic camp in beating Madison, New Providence of Billy Ujorsl.'ul. Kr;ink (JiiBpieri Harvey placing one, two and three polomski led in the A group of Kpringfield lesidi'tHs this week Hy AMV«;!:i,Tzi:ti,i:i( The Jonathan Dayton Regional HIKII School Kaisb and Steve I'epe lm»k (irsl lt|nrstnil discus, plneine first, with yerkalo second and announced the formation of the Hill t'Yaneis Don Lusarrii, third track team ran over Madison lust week", Ki-4!( plaieii second in the tialfiiiili'. anil lirian AAU Scholarship Cnminillec to help raise .Sieve Pepe placed first in the javelin. Bobby 1 Conch Martin Tagiionti expressed his pleasure Kiiilietoiik thin! firey [{ushi'irsky placefl ihirrl funds to send the local wri'stling Mar In I In !!)7i\ Ciinie look second, nnd Russell Lamport took over this victory when he said. "Thi» nii-cl wa>> m Ihe lwi)-mile The mile run was led by .lini Olympic Training Camp Statller, who took first, and Chris Clunii', ului third Bolliveau took second in the high hurdles,, Francis, a senior nl Jnn;ith;m Dnylon tho climax nf tlu' season [en-1 hi' team Madisiin ,'ind HUHBien placed third HupMicri took first hail won Ihe Suburban Conference cham- plai-eil tllirfi Kaish placed serond in thi' Regional High School, has been chosen to try i|Uai'ler iiiile run in the intermediate hurdles, and Pepe placed out for the American Olympic s(]ii:i • x . •. • . • • '. B.Thursday, May 20, 1976 r * * * ****** ***** * * * * * * '• * * * * r * * * * * * * * r ** *•* K* ** * ** +* t * * * ** * * r * * * * * * i \ ** * V* * 1 ** * : * * 1 * * r * i * * * *'* ** 1 t ** Ir * * * * v 1 * A * * * * * i • • r * * * * * r ** .< * * * r * * * * * *• •">•' r*** * * * * |: *• * *.-. * * * * k- * * * i * * * * t * * * * fpc v IT * * * * * * * > «-********! t * * * * * ********* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *********! PTA at Caldwell MOUNTAINSIDE (N,J.) ECHQ-Thursday, May 20, 1976.9 to install officers AAUW concludes year tonight with TEMpl.K HHA'AUKY SHALOM for 1976-77 term AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF AMERICAN HEBHEW CONGREGATIONS Officers of the James ftildwoll School JTA of pot luck supper Sprinfifii'Id for the HI70-77 school year will bo S. SPRINGFIELD AVE, ATSHUNPIKE RD 1 installed (it n ceremony in the school As its final riii'i'lini: nf (hi >i';ir. the Mmm- SPRINGFIELD auditorium Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The officers liiinsidi' branch nf the AniiTii'aii Association of RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO ;\n< Mrs Jerome Honjjiovanni, president; Mrs University Women will hold ,* |«ii luck supper CANTOR; IRVING KRAMERMAN ••Js^^ •lames RIIIXTIS, vie* president; Mrs Arthur at the Mounlamsulr ('iiimiiiiiiilv I'p^liytrnJiri Richard Krop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Meixner, secretary, imd Mrs, Jerry Cnrver, Cluirch t()fii(jht at 7 All mi-mUTt (i;ivc bci'M Kroj^of Christy lane, Springfield, was called lo invited to attend the Torah as n Bar Mitzvah at the Shabbat A concert by Ihe school choir will follow (he During the business iiu-cliiii! Mr- Paul service on May is. installation program. Krystnw will install ihn new nfftnTs vice- Thursday-a p.m., duplicate bridge, All pupils ill the Cnldwell School took part in prvsident in charfji1 of proUratniinny Mrs Friday—8;45 p.m., Erey Shabbat service, a ITA-sponsored program. "A Pocket Full of John Harry; lice-presiflcttt in th/irH' of I'lk-ms," on Monday and Tuesday. Subtitled membership. Mrs John ''niir.nlU. nd FIHST l'HKKHYTEIUAN CHURCH "Poetry and tappets in the Classroom," the treasurer. Mrs HobiTt flrifli'y MORRIS AVE. AND CHURCH MALL workshop mud puppets to nniniiiti1 cliissiciil The nn'mtHT". have embarked on ;, sprint,' SPRINGFIELD and contemporary poetry for the children, project to aid i'H(i|> (.'nmmunitv HimciT DR. BRUCE VV, EVANS, PASTOR liiter in iheir classrooms, they were en- Appeal i. which help* jinipli' in devclopmu MIIS, SHEILA KILBOURNE. CDuragcd to write poems together and in- countries lo help thi'tii-ehes DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION dividually, As u HiL't-rilcnfiin! rornfriurnp, prnje^f Thursday—7:15 p.m., Webeloi. 7:30 p.m.. Ijois Koenip nnd IxMln Weishol/., eochairmen branch nH>rnt>i>r> will rarry out tri• • belief that Girls' Choir, fl p.m., Senior Choir. "Ihl1 world |k our rrmimunity" and will rai>>i. 1 for cultural arts at Ijconard Parks Klenwntnry Sunday—10 a.m., Church School for all aRes: HKV. KKSNICTIISTl'MiM School. Cedar Grovr. are the creators of I he lundsdonuled liv mcmtiers to purchaM' ii water colonial worship service and reception of the program, which has been given in a number of MRS. JOHN I'.OTONNKI.I. pump for an African country, where water i- confirmation class. 1:30 p.m., Elizabeth Lutheran Church schools in the state needud lor aunculiura! purp'r-es Mrs Levin llvWNKTTK \. UIIKKI.KH Presbytery pilgrimage. Mrs, O'Connell lluniuan. cultural mtiTest representative, i- Monday—9-11:30 a.m., cooperative nursery rhnirmnn (if the project Pump orHTtitiec school, 3: IS p,m, Brownies? p.m., Girl Scouts. plans celebration Whee/er-Fu/fon 8 p.m., mini-course on "Future Shock." Holy Cross Lutheran Church. 639 Mountain Pupils hear talk in club presidency Tuesday—9.11:30 a.m., cooperative nursery avt>.. Springfield, will celebrate Its 25th an- Mrs John IV O'Conno]] was installed us engagement to Id school, 9:30 am, kaffeeklatsch prayer group. niversary at a service at 10 a.m. Sunday. on good posture president of the Mountainside Woman's Club Annual fair starts Mr ;mri Mr M [Ir 7:30 p.m.. Cub Pack 70 meeting, The Rev Kenneth Stumpf of New Orleans, Inc., a member nf the New Jersey State t-iiur'. Mdunlai i I- 11 «, r -\ Wednesday—9.11:30 a.m., cooperative pastor from 19fi6 until leaving in 1971 to get his Dr. Frederick Pine, a local chiropractor, Federation of Woman's Clubs, at the meetinu ol at Livingston Mall nf their rtaueh t \ 1 I r M nursery school law degree at Tulane University, will be the recently addressed the sixth grade students of the organization held yesterday at Ihe Manor. Fulton son n\ Ir fr n i H Full r must speaker He is now president-elect of the Springfield's Florence Gnudineer School. His West Orange The Livingston Mall will hold it* fourth an- nf Wnrnihurj CONGREGATION ISRAEL Tri-Liitheraii Pastoral Conference in New topic was "Rood Posture in Relation to Your Mrs. f j't'nnnell has been active in all facets nual community fair toda\ throueh Saturday The lindi-c t^iiu tf trjm OF SPRINOFIELD Orleans. Health." Dr. Pine presented a slide program of the club. While she was chairman of the The miill-wirie (air will [eaturf displays by (,nv I.ivir.i! 339 MOUNTAIN AVE. The Rev Joel Yoss, pastor, will assist in the find then demonstrated how spinal posture membership committee, the Mountainside various community, charitable, relicious- an'! Berke!e\ He; [ r CORNER SHUNPIKE ROAD service. examinations are given. Woman's Club won a first place membership "•ervice nrBaniMiinns .•icTr.cnlary • SPRINGFIELD An informal reception at the church will He also spoke before Norman I»a Boeuf's award at the annual state FVV C convention in Each displas will consist of ;> fiecoratcl boolh rnilele Shi- \ lh RABBI ISRAEL E, TURNER follow the service and an anniversary dinner eighth grade health class. May has been Atlantic City. or display area, with it bicenu-rinial 'heme A n.nnlh Friday—7;1S a.m., morning minyan lervice. will be held at the Mountainside Inn at 2 p.m.. designated as "Good Posture Month" by the Mrs, •O'Connell svas lx>rn in New York CHy panel of three judge from the mall will select Her fiar.ct. dunied froi 8 p.m., "Welcome to Sabbath" service; Oneg preceded by n social hour. American Chiropractic Association. This and resides with her husband. Borough the booth desicn displaying the most originality Dcpiford Hiet -emnr majc Shabba! sponsored by Springfield Lodge B'nai Robert Babb will be master of ceremonies at program was put on with the help of the school Councilman John P. O'Connell. and their ihree and award priM?, of S2S, il"> and Sin life sclfPCC- lie -Aill re B'rith; talk by Arthur Keiselhaut, president- the dinner. Guests will include the Rev. Henry principal, Dr Thelma Sandmeier, and the sons, Michael, 14. David, 13, and Jeffery. 12. at The public has been invited to visit the free H A ritaret '. elect of Northern New Jersey Council: com- von Spreckelsen, retired pastor of Grace school nurse, Mrs. Ramona Reeves, Prospect avenue. displays, open daily from Id a m t" S:3n p m A summer i- nlanntd munity singing led by Cantor Samuel Koenig Lutheran Church in Union. ^^ refreshments, ST. JAMES CHURCH Saturday—9:30 a.m., Sabbath morning services; Cantor Koenig participating: ser- 45 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE,, SPRINGFIELD mon. "Warnings and Fulfillment": kiddush M5GR. FRANCIS X. CGYLE, PASTOR after services. 8:30 p.m., Talmud elms. REV. STEPHEN P, LYNCH, Tractate Sabbath, 7:80 p.m., afternoon ser- REV, EDWARD R. OEHLING, vice: discussion, "Farewell to Sabbath" ser- REV, PAUL J.KOCH, vice. ASSISTANT PASTORS Sunday Masses—7 p.m. Saturday—7, 8:15, Sunday^Sa.m,, morning minyan service. 10 9;30, 10:45 a.m, and noon. Daily—7 and 8 a.m. a.m., teenage softball at Gaudineer field, Holyday—on eves of Holyday, 7 p.m.; on Sunday through Thursday—7:50 p.m.. af- Holydayg at 7, 8, 0, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. ternoon service: advanced study group: Confessions—Saturday, 1 to 2 p.m. Monday UCTC evening service. through Friday, 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. No con- Monday through Thursday—7;IB a.m., fessioni on Sundays, Haiydayi and eves of morning minyan service. Holydayg. Monday—7: IB p.m., teenage club meeting. Tuesday and Thursday—3:30-6 p.m., ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH religious school classes, 119 MAIN ST., MILLBURN Wednesday—8:30 p.m.. Sisterhood meeting, REV. JOSEPH D. HERRING, RECTOR Practical Checking TEMPLE BETH AHM Sunday—8 a.m., Holy Communion. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon, first Sunday and AN AFFILIATE OF THE festival occasions; morning prayer and ser- UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA SUSAN WERFEL of mons, second through fifth Sundays. 10-11:15 Springfield recently BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD a.m., Church School; babysitting at 10 a.m. RABBI REUBEN R. LEVINE received her first-year cap at the University of Vermont Thursday—BUS p.m., Hadassah meeting. OUR LADY OF LOURDES Friday—8-4S p.m.. Sabbath services. In the' dental hygiene 300 CENTRAL AVE,, MOUNTAINSIDE program. She is a freshman for practically, Saturday—10 a.m., Sabbath services. REV. GERARD McGARRY. PASTOR enrolled in the two-year Sunday—9 a.m., Men'j Club breakfast. REV. CHARLES B, URNICK. Monday—8:30 p.m.. Rose E, Goldberg .program. Ceremonies were ASSISTANT PASTOR held May 1 'at the Ira Allen Memorial installation. 7:30 p.m., Kadima Sunday—Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 a.m. and Chapel. meeting. 12 noon. ' Tuesday—7:30 p.m., USY meeting, Saturdays—evening Mass, 7 p.m.; Week- Minyan services—Monday through Friday, 7 days—Masses at 7 and Bam. First Friday—7,8 " a.m.; Monday through Thursday, B:1B p.m.; and 11:30 a.m. nothing Nutrition Sunday, 9 a.m. and 8:15 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 Miraculous Medal Novena and Mass- p.m. Monday at 8 p.m. topic at Y Or are the best things in life\ Benediction during the school year on Friday COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH at 2:45 p.m. The Summit YVVCA, 79 MEETING HOUSE LANE Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap- Maple st., will^offer a program really FREEf / MOUNTAINSIDE pointment. by Barbara D'Asaro entitled MINISTER; Confessions every Saturday and eves of Holy "You Are What You Eat: THE REV. ELMER A, TALCOTT Days and First Fridays, from 4 to 5 and from Better Eating —Better ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR: 7:45 to 8:30 p.m.______People," Monday at 8 p.m. JAMES LITTLE HOLY CROSS LL'THF.HAN CHURCH The two-hour lecture- Thursday-8 p.m., deacon's meeting. i THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO discussion will cover Sunday—9; 30 a ,m., adult Bible class; Church "LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TVs American eating habits and School for Grades 3-8. 10:30 a.m., morning 'THIS ISTHE LIFE") resulting nutritional worship, Children's Day; no Church School. 7 839 MOUNTAIN AVE,, SFRINfiFlRLI) deficiencies, Mrs. D'Asaro p.m.. Youth Fellowship. THE REV, JOEL R, YOSS. PASTOR will discuss specific meal Wednesday—9 a.m., prayer and meditation. TELEPHONE: DRB 4525 requirements, additivei, B p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal. Friday—8 p.m.. Gospel music concert hy the informed reading of labels, Envoys, with refreshments and fellowship obeiity and weight control, SPRINGFIELD EMANUE!. nfterward, essential fibers, lupplements UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday—10 am,. 28th anniversary festival and faddism. Charts - 40 CHURCH MALL, SPRINGFIELD service with the Rev, Kenneth ,i. stumpf, illustrating nutritional needs THE REV. GEORGE C. SCHLESINGER, former pastor, preachinK, 11:15 a.m., reception of different ages and sexes PASTOR in Fellowship Hall. 1 p.m., social hour, Orange will be available. Thursday-8 p.m., Chancel Choir, Room of Mountainside Inn, Mountainside. 2 Mrs. D'Asaro, who has n Friday—8 p.m., Busy Fingeri. p.m., 25th anniversary dinner and celebration master of nutritional icionce Saturday—7;30p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, program at the Mountainside Inn. degree, has instructed at Springfield Chapter. Wednesday—9:30a.m.,Biblo class.7;30p.m., Kairieigh Dickinson Sunday--fl:30 a.m., German worship, 9:30 Parent Effectiveness Training. 7:4S p.m., University, (served ;i§ n a.m., Triytit Chapel worship; Family Church choir. consultant -to Camp Stanley School, 10:30 a.m., fellowship hour, 11 a.m., (for overweight Birls), is morning worship. MOUNTAINSiDK f JOSPRl. CIIAPEI. chairperson of the nutrition Tuesday—7:45 p.m., Women's Mission U8n SPRUCE DRtVK committee for the Morris- Circle, (1 BLOCK OFF RT. ffl WEST) Essex Heart Association, Wednesday—B:30 p.m., farewell dinner for MOUNTAINSIDE She has served as jail nutritionist for the Morris the Rev, Robert Payne. CHURCH OFFICE: 232-3456 PARSONAGE; 654.5475 i'ounty Jail. including ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH • THE REV. JOHN PASANO, PASTOR inltitiation, .planning, coor- IVffiCKES ST. AND S, SPRINGFIELD AVE. Sunday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School for oil dination, and reporting on n SPRINOFIELD -•; youth and adults (freo bus service is available: dietiVitomln study in- , REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR call for schedule of routes and pick-up timed, vestigating effects of nutrition Yes, Checking is FREE at UCTC. Saturday—3 p.m.. Church School choir ,10:45 a.m., Pre-service prayer meeting, 11 on behavior, Mrs. D'Asarn rehearsal, • . a.m., morning' worship service (nursery care is leaches slirninastics at the With the cost of living going Counties Trust Company, then SlO^r (S.20t'c Effective Annual Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 11 a.m., available). 7 p.m., evening worship service, Summit YWCA . worship service, 7 p.m., evtriing fellowship, Wednesday—fl p.m., Mid-week prayer scr- Further information can be up every day. it pays to be you can write as many checks Yield) and our Savings Invest- Wgdnesday—9 p.m., midweek lervice, obtained by calling the practical and save money as you like, fur ment Accounts pay 54^- .Summit YWCA. 273-4242, A $1 (5.73^ Effective Ahnual Yield) donation will be accepted. when you can. What better Besides saving money with Huge icebergs way than with a FREE with intere$t compounded your FREE CHECKING daily from day of deposit. Icebergs in the North Ts Pyblieify Cholrmeni , CHECKING account at United account; you'll also earn top HOLY CROSS Atlantic draw uiierition" Would you Ilk* lain* halp Counties Trust Company? because they are hazards to in preparing nowipapor r«- iTfterest on your savings-ac^ So it's true—at United Counties LUTHERAN CHURCH shipping. But .some Antarctic Ustsi? Writs thrhi*n*w#. Simply deposit and maintain count. For example, with a Trust Company, the best icebergs have boon estimated papsr gnd oik for our"Tip» $500 or more in a new or exist- minimum deposit of S500 out- things in life really are FREE! to bo as largo as (ho stale of en Submitting Newt R«- Celebrates its 25th Anniversary Delaware, Imi.i." ing savings account at United Daily Interest Account pays and SPACIOUS APARTMENTS looks forward to years of service IN GARDEN SITTING UCTC Practical Checking for Practically Nothing. in the community Air Conditioned 3Vz Rms. $I«, S Rms.S295 United Counties Ihist Company Full dining roomn., lira* kltctwn ttiM tin accommodate your own cloth« witthth r £ drytr. •wutllully l«ndu*pMl gartfw Member FeMril RHern lysiem CMeosits new imuiedue Is 140,000 b«FO A PLANNED ADULT CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY FOR THOSE OVIR 45 THk Mikniil n not m alhrtng, iriiicli mty only H mite y, • •Thursday, May 20, 1976 entry finer runs iilmost (he room-den with hriek firepliicc all more than amply depth of the house, uilh fnr- Also on the main floor are proportioned and with i'X- nii'il living room In (ine side lavatory and laundry room, coplionally Inrtic elusels. SUBURBAN REAL 1 and full tiitiinn nxim l<> 'hi plus extra Rtornge space in the Informal ion anit sales Private lagoons with home site other. At the rear, faeiiitJ the oversized garrigc. center is located at 213:1 1 ESTATE MART OiHOm- residential rnmimimt(•(immunitvy wiilowide. n;ivii!;itili ' SKACIM.I.'S-KYK VIEW Aeriol photo stmws (wo of (he leave room for pool jnrt patm hetwpen home and water DiRIcTISNii N.J. Turnoike to St. j|J, Metuenjn E»it Rt. JI7 north to 1 Rt. I South to ionHsmtown I«it. B««r right to Mofrll Av«., turn lift, tnin five navidiihk ' laRnons- providinu access to hotli the way. Kales center in the Trend Homes nffiee, 2111 Bridge i#!t §h plerien Avt=. look top signs. Or ssratn Stflte ^erKway to Rt, 1 Atlantic (H'eiin and BiirneHiit Ray which are featured at ave. Point Pleasant just west of the Un elandtimn Hndge I south,, theftheni tgllpfolio** direstipn3lrg€!lc l as fiboyf- Lagiiiiii Villiigi1 in Point Pleasant. The three-, four-, and from Hay llend llvehcdrooni houses, priced from S7(i,000, are on siles that Architect joins firm Tho David Crotiheim Compiitiy of Chiithaiii and New'iirk has estatilished an affiliation with Stanley S Franklin Township, Hriltnian, a Ijikewood ar- ehiteel, in order to after in- New Jersey dustrial ;md comniercial Where you can live... clients the added advantage of more than a little iirchlteetiirnl adviee in con- nection with any of their Say "I Do" Cedar Brook Manor is a new residential 1, 27, and 18) are just a short drive from the site. New York is 45 minutes prnpertios, Hrittmnn, who will community situated near the banks of also handle clients of his own, the pastoral Raritan River. A magnifi- away. Philadelphia 55 miles. Nearby 5« ill lie located in te Cronheini cent colony of fine homes reflecting the Amtrak trains and a frequent bus sched- Bniiriinu in rhathflm serenity of its Somerset County loca- ule make commuting to anywhere fast' I A graduate of City College of to lew tion and offering 4 superb models high- and easy, Major shopping centers are in New York, Mr. Hrittmnn look lighting such refinements as • heavily the immediate area as well as in nearby Ills master's degree in ar- wooded, landscaped lots (1/3 to 3/4 Princeton, ehiteeliire at Columbia acres), . .4 bedrooms ,,. 2V4 baths.., Inivprtiitv. 5 models ... 2 Colonials • Bi-Level CONDOMINIUMS family room , . , "eat-In" kitchen . . . Koi' four years Mr. Britt • formal living and dining rooms , . . Cape Cod and a Ranch from man WHS associated with AT STANHOPE ; .' large garages, Caudill Howlett Scott of New \(!rk. He was responsible for Recently constructed public, private , the contract administration of JACK AND JILL WENT DOWN THE and parochial schools provide a full more than $80 million worth of curriculum for all children with special construction on the East AISLE, TO START A NEW LIFE TOGETHER. emphasis on college-bound students. 834% Mortgages or 10% Down ('oast. In the residential field, he Major highways (Interstate Rt, 287,N.J, to quilified buyers designed several housing JACK PROVIDED A BRAND NEW HOME, Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, Rts •Repreients down payment on ranch only. Kuhrfivisioiis for Kaufman & Hrond, HSii-iinit development FURNISHED BY THE "VELVET SHOE STRING" Open seven days a week — 10:30 a.m. to dark, in Smith Toms River, and DIRECTIONS: N.J.Turnpike north or south to Exit 10 (Interstate Rt. 287). Stay to your several'custom-built homes in left it toll booths for Rt, 287 north, Proceed ipprox, 11 miles to Rt.S27 (marked New the Toms River area. While AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER! Brunswick/So, Bound Brook), Follow signs to New Brunswick and take Rt,527 south with Abbott, Merkt and (easton Ave.) for VA miles to Demon Lane. At municipal building sign make a right turn Company of New York. Mr, proceeding on Demon Lane for 7Vi miles to Amwell Road, Left turn on Amwell Road Hrittmnn svorked on Terminal FULL PURCHASE PRICE... This Is just the beginning of the story...Everyone Vi mile to models on vour left. MODEL PHONE; (201 )873-3845. No, 2 at Newark Airnorl. dreams of a home all their own, but for some that INCLUDES HOME PLUS FURNITURE dream remains. We want your dream to come true, and so we're offering a revolutionary concept in The PAD TheTRYST living today, NOW you can begin a new way of life with a condominium home with the furniture as a part of the price. That's right, the purchase price $32,990. $37,990- includes furniture of your choice from the "Velvet Shoe String" of the Oranges. Clearbrook. 10% DOWN COVERS IT ALL! And LUV is for the young at heart! Whatever your The promise or 8% INTEREST age- from six days to sixty years, a new way of living can begin for you, A new freedom surrounded by the things you LUV to do in your anewwav very own backyard, without the hassle,.. 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Aside tram the purchase • ,. price o! your home, fte entire Clearbrook way ' I KlftHlN ,: STQRAGi CALL "3477555- lesty, active lite mat petrel — so you have pe«ce ol mind at N»«ps body md spirit home or away. g ,v ot lite— including all recreational, medical, FOR PAD alwayt young, Add to this, 14-hour medical VT. security and oxlonor maintenance services (except green fees) — (s yours to enjoy for the I . J OR 985-7850 Thii idstt combination ii facilities, L modest montniy condominiurn fee ot STB. And this what Cloarbuxik is ill and mini-bus service to local also includes water i sewer tees, about. Olearbrook, There't no place quite like it. And, if Country Advantagn pf j-i you're 48 or over, you own it toyoursslt to see it. It's and Metropolitan and you'll £,H the promise ot a wonderful new way of lite. Convenience. Cioarbrook apree th»t the combings the bsnilitg of Clearbrqok horns ownifihip with planners condominium iirvicts. nave thought s HERE ARE SOME And only 42 milei Ifom • o! everything, Mftnhaiisn ^ close to A home to (It 6 Models From 29,i90 -OF-THE-OT-HER— you? fripnds, children, your needi. $ DEECTJONS grandchildren. Gloss The best to 45,900 UNITS AVAILABLE to New York City, thing abou! Princeton 'and fts Jetmy Cieaibrook AT LUV,,.STARTING Shore. J is the variety Our Clubhouse la no cattle in the »ir. 61 hornet available AS LOW AS *29,990 Right now the Cieaibrook recreational Thus are FEATURES complex is a reality. More than two-bedroom To »46/990 gg.OM sq. (I, with facilities for lust about garden apartment W/W Carpating • A/C • Dishwasher everything you can imagine. Billiards. homes in thre©- Unfurnished Units Range • Washer • Dryer Bridge, Ceramics, Wbelwotkina, slory elevator A host ol other recreational and Finished Basemant cultural activities. The SWEET Outside, Biere's an Olympic-size • Fiofil facing living room with gut-si cigsel, swimming pool. Tennis court, • Sepiffltg rsiwd dining foom^ Butcher Table w/Chrome & Cane Seats wooded trails. • Lerg«s;3i in Mehen 6 pc. Sofa, Glass Etageres, Parions Table, En addition, Clearfyooks • \9 (l feEfcgtian room end uiiliiv and sloraqe m< osm private gerf eour*« is Chrome Lamps 6 pc. Bedroom Suite jn ttie heart et ttie esmmunity. Swivel Morris Chair Here, as an owner, you'll be The NEST-" »6la to goD tor a nominal s Large sunken lining room Are Juil Some of the greens tee, • Separaie forms! dining rDsfti overlOdkl ihe living root Mflny Furniture Items Included. One thing is sure, f very • Eat in kitehzn »'»*» "pels ihta" ts Ow dining taam day will bs an mcltfrig Say • Laige mfiiler bsdream with ever 12 H. sf ebse* «p for you at Cloortjrook. « 17 ft: ftcre atiSn ream, storage and [Sundry ere a The TENDER TRAP. ' - I9f!- jiuifig re§m wi|h guest Elgsef Bfllepnle^ dining roam oveHookinfl the living i&om. Eal if! kitchen end sdjalnrtii farnily room, • Mailer badrpcm, isgsrld bedrddm and gueii Warn, 19 fl rccreetlQii fbam and utility and ifpfe^e Sfsa j 6USAMRBOK, • P,O,toit«,Cfln6ur»,NJ.08S12 (By New Start Advtrtlilng | im micfoitsd m learning mare abeut ^ cleargrssH. Please send ge^gh, . meniBry br§€hyr§ ta: Clearbrooi, Nt« jKm/ (« HH w, H MaMwnam: («M'fcumililp) iM-iM, HtmV FullpMionJ««w 1*1 HMH WMs, NMW Jtnw itirnM^ Opm 7 oiyi > A.M. to * P.W. :§ TMHAPVtflTlilMiNT l» NOT AN OFFIRINO WHICH CAN IIMA81 ONiY iy A rm«M. PflOSPEOTlJi H.y, SI B, 571, Thursday, May 20. 1976- SUBURBAN Give till it REAL ESTATE MART helps. 4. • City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore The American Red Cros* Mystics meet a// needs J I %• •AIT F|NANCIM« for Hvinq in Shore area IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY "If you can't find (he home newness. Mystic Shores is now Thompson explained that, you've been looking for right ,i si'tilctl i-niiimunity and nur "lechnically. Mystic Shores is here, at 'The Mystics' you're lieiiple hnve ;i new feeling of a ri'tiremi-nt community, probably belter off in .in bcl'inmnu, of feeling at home where nne of the principals .apartment." with ihe desire for par-must be at leas! 12 S2 today is G01D€n With (host wurds. Terry tif'ipatiijn in |,he many ae lihmjpiu nisi Mart lo live, atiri Thompson, sales manager for nvilies hfre, especially in and Iron, what I've seen, oiir around our big. new both Mvsfic Marlfffi 'nnd [leople sure know how lo enjoy Myslie .Shores, summed up the n-crealinn building " all that's here'" KIUST STAGES—Construction in under way in West areas, eai-in kilc)u>n «iih cll<,hu:i».liiT. uencral concept 'if then' lu'i Hamilton Township. N.J Orange at Summit House, n iriBiinit condominium for refrigerator, double oven and no-wiix fluorine- air New ,Ierse\ ronimunitieh in OPENING NEW SECTION Tf* ioulon of Mden ESUtn cOuWn'l bf mi ideji. Enetllenl persons52 years of ape nnrinlder. DeKljined pritnurily for windiiloninK ;ifif! full carpet inn Suiiitnit House's firM (he Tuckerlim-Greai Hay public and pitMhuf jchOBll Ire nearby; buSllil* Route 33 Wd 111 section "f M units is scheduled lur nccupuncy in mjny ihopjiiil ttniHs is itsl than 1 miriutn 1»3>. couples and singles, the apartments, priced from KH.iMKI, area S2 or older? 10-. Down for Qualified Buyers will feature five floor plans with one or (wo bedrooms November, Work will hcyin soon 'in :i swimming piml artfl "Why, do you realize ' One model, the Hrandels, will offer Vi baths, living and recreation area, with landsciipinK nf urounds to lollop Thompson went on tn say. Luxurious 'Lexington* Is now 'lhat we offer a choice nf M 0 sister. Lillian Yohe, \\h» live1- amniONi N J Tuipki » W 71 Pmiw «tsl on Ri 1155 to4 1 ljiiif.es starlitiE at S21.4WI .mil $40,450 at Crestwood Village milB 10 fceflj tt iLu 2) RW lum »» *<™ Dl . IW WtkS 11 HmSSIti) in I'resiwonci ;iml rtecided !o uoinji up lo around ir/i.nm for M -Siffl turn m Hmosiud Id, ilium Jl*M IS J bMu lo ™*li. OR sell her home jn For! ,:i hl(i waterfront model And. US HsOtfliiitiifeW i«it)unftijliFi>i9|fR« (1 RI Jl Lrt*ffi 33 Florida residents retire l^iudcrd.-il(> I ..'ikes. K!a., and Kirn 10 Wtilrtm Hjmi™ 5a M Righi dm on KWrnMlimillon Sq 1 as (or selection nf styles ' he M ig Ereinad Bw un on Entitmd BM IO Hmpiiua fid LHI » crime north tn sellle hurt Sh" added, "at (he Mystic- we HSBd M;IS impressed "with (he have ranchers, cape e'uls. MOBIL ^MONI (6091 lii-TOOf to Crestwood in Whiting btHiiiU of CreMwnod" and the colonials. split levels, kind (if lifestyle her sister was duplexes and 'quads' tint, iwn Many people about to retire wanted to return lo living in ;i she had experienced several enjoying Lillian never even or throe bedrooms—'iptmn« consider pulling up roots and singlo home again and were frightening incidents there considered Florida when she Ualore and, nn top of nil ihis. traveling south or west to "very impressed" with that threatened her life and retired btx'atise she didn't one ni the (ireatest location-, spend their golden years. Crestwood's construction and property. She traveled south want to lio far from her (href anywhere "il the Fast Coast children and sh grand Our luxury two-b»droam mode', fully eguiop«fl QE After studying recent sales style, George is now ahut soon discovered it was "!i "Rifiht here." Thompson kilchen includes Amtficana douBie even lone is sell- statistics. (Yestwood Village member of the old Guard and very lonely place for a single children. Lillian is a member cieaningi, disHwMher ana siae-by-siae is eu. ft. of the Aciacia Twig and the -aid. "you can buy a house fin executives were surprised to Ijiura is with the Crestwood woman," a .wooded lot and park your refrigtrator. Master batfi his a tiled stall showtr, Women's Club, which is busy Women's club. second bithroorn has cBramic iiieo Bun snower. learn that, except for an ob- A cousin from Audubon told car in the driveway, or live at Utility room with mitching QE washer and dryer, ana vious preponderance of preparing for a forthcoming her about Crestwood and she the \yiter'» edge and dock laundry tub. Attached gaf»g#. Carpeting, insulated buyers from New Jersey and bazaar. Clarissa and Harold l.unnfin sour boat at (he back door. windows and central air conditioning inclufltd in returned to make her home iiwneri the Lunnon Florist nearby New York, the here. She is now a member <>f That's variety!" the price. Harriet and William Shop in Trenton. When they heaviest percentage of new the Yanks bowling team, The concept nf (he Mystics' Dunuc rnii EDCC' (nHJ. 1001229711 residents to settle at the Shortlidgi' had always lived in sold Iheir shop, they headed rnUHt I DLL rtltt. inNY-gooMisso? plays on a shuffleboard team for their South Palm Beach. • Islands and Shores.." Whiting, N.J., retirement the New Jersey area, hut and • has joined the Singles tor FBII booklet; don't be a sitting duck retired to Florida. However, Fla., condominium, taking her Thompson explained, "also community are from Florida Club, "It seems to me that the encompasses two different "10 Commitments tor choosing a Retirement Home" nnd California. noted William. •Harriet just son and h\n wife with them 10 Models: SIBSSCMo |J1."50 Tale advantage of- our sale offerings. 1973 people who were the happiest The younger l.unnnns opened lifestyles. At Mystic Islands Thirteen states other, than couldn't take the awful heat in residents nf Florida, were Open B to a. seven dgys a *eik prices now in effect. Wall to wall carpeting & the summer and spring. a florist shop, hut decided that wi- hiiasi of Ti.iiixi happ', Now Jersey and New York thnse who did not live there all Florida was not for them and lamilies enjoying year-round wasHer-d'^er ip.cljaed in all yn If one of you is 52 or over.. , lift Presenting our new, good-looking, good-living, 3-bedroom rancher $ 28,990 (Nke prit» isn't LAGOON HOMES AT THE EDGE OF GREAT BAY ' Would you beli«ve. a THREE bed. year-'round hams, vacation hems. room house with 1,050 sq, ft, of or both , . , join the 3,000 families living space, where you can DOCK enjoying the ssonderful seashore YOUR BOAT at ths back door, for life, at Mystic Islands. • only $28,890! True! • There are 8 models to choose from You can make "The Mystic' your to make^ the livin' easy. A YEAR.'ROUND COMMUNITY OF LACQON AND WOODLAND HOMIS, ismnDS 333 - . Hsyr%: 9 is B dsllyi §vim, by IHESf WOOD RESIDENTS William and Harriet Shortlldge are New Jerieyans who retired briefly to Florida, but returned north to settle in the adult community on*Rt, M0, Whiting, Ocean County. 'We couldn't take the awful spring and summer heat,' they confessed, 'and Announcing Section 9 — a Tennis and shuffleboard besides, we were too far away from our family,* Their story is similar to a number of limited number of beautiful courts. And excellent Crestwood people who tried Florida living, but returned north again new condominium homes in transportation, of course. the best location we've ever been able to offer at Covered Small wonder we're the it's NEW, from "The NEW MYSTIC SHORES/ Bridge. Many of these biggest success on the condominium market.., homes will adjoin our natural Sneak ifeiiSI Aisi *4fi£ Park area or overlook the with over 1500 satisfied 18-hole golf course—either residents attesting to that fact. Preview! Haue we got a wayr it means a rnagnifioenti _lru few weeks, ther#j«i[^bB^j|rond opening setting and a view that is Outstanding 1 and 2 that is destined to chdnge~'~thiV face of simply breathtaking. bedroom homes rosid«ntiol real ostato In Ntw Jersey— Brooksido Square in Hlllsborough, Now you house for from $27,990 can own a private homo and be a mernboT of As with any Covered Bridge an exclusive private club where an home, you get so many other There is still a limited incomparable array of recreational activity is important advantages. All at your doorstap. Spacious, beautifully and number of "8000 maintenance of your home's designed townhomes, great lervlce, a great Series" homes club. Get there before the crowds, OUR NEW DUPLEX '*?4e exterior and grounds. A available in Section 8! daizling $2 million PRICED FROM Our Iirsl Duplex has. a new concept and price you'll like. clubhouse that's alive with '37.500 The "Yorkiowne" Duplexes are eonslructcd side-by^tde (not 1-bedroom: §Z3«99(J| activities.'A great swimming LOW AS SH up-and-down) and stparaied by tsvq garages for even greater pool with lots of .patio area. DOWN! privacy. 2 bedrooms: There's less house to take cara of than sviih i sirgle home, yet Ihis new'design actually has the appearance of even greater CARE-FRiE spaciousness. And, you get alumnigm siding too, in your choice LIVING' of while or eorlh-tonei. FOR $25,990. Is this the house you've been looking for? If not, one of our WITH a.BifJRQOAAS and GARAGE other six models probably is , . , they're priced from only 521,490 to $34,790, YOU Anflris Avenue (oil BeuftlOA) Hlllibwoush Tovmihlp, New Jersey OWN KfMtiants BlfKtlsiu: Rt. 33 WMI to Som«rvHl.io Ri. 9Mi than RI. YOUR Gaiden Slat* Parkway, isgth, 30* lourh »ppro«. 5 ml. to Andri. Avt, Of tti« P«0tawp HOUSE |hs|BiBB*yni»fii turn risM Is mod.i> on ri(hf...OR... mystic Shores to«*it SI !«». HI, if? t» m. Ms w«it on m, 1119 M. 1M,• thM eentliim "A vital residential commumiy for (dose JJ yejfi and older." '• ' anil M9i then follow wiuth «t above. LOTI Urge, plainly Directions: NJ. Turnpike south to Exit 11; then south on Models open 9 10 S every tlay, e»»i, bjf appi. marked* highway Garden SIM Parkway fa Exit 1S3; then south en flouf* 9 for (201)359.3200 Phone ttmi S94.9H1 ttgni. 9 milts to Coveted Bridge (open daily from W a.m. til flfi,m.J P.O. jail 5, TucterfSn, N. J, Hiirryiiini' ill Cypri's^ nlfii Thursday, May 20, 1976 ri(jlii iiiinii' niiitfcls, i!H'lii(lni|< mi THE SHORE? I'iiiH'h. t'liliininl iiiiil Iii-H'vi'l YOU'LL LOVE OCEAN ACRES! Barrymor to hold prices •.lylt's. An rxpaiiil.'itilc '":i|>r SUBURBAN ('oil iilsu is iiViiJliililr COMPLETE Sliiiiilnnl H/ii'iyiiiiii' linnii'!. I'iinm1 in prii'i' I'riini j'.iri.iniii in REAL ESTATE MART on Section 1 through July •>-M,!!f«i 'I'liirty M'iir iii»r WISES LAND' • City # Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake ©Shore lUMIU'h li'iim ('IHIII piTrcMl I! ii i \ nun I nit i pi in , -• UHIB tl) lllIMP- I" "'I mti'li'Sl, with (linvn p:iyim'hl> ill \ ( Inpi I lit 14 II i % Him it Aiinnliii) In SSi Imik tin piuvlilis ILLI s tn tn ins Iriiiii I i v i • piTt't'iit, iir>' < \pn i in « i ii-(nni hunu t \pn -i-i pni|til i-. itintnilv III ijiirtn^hw iv me liiclirtf'Ihi .i\ .iiLililr Irmu Ilic liuililrr to uniiiiiiniH im Spnm tint pi unit (I uiinmunih 1" (. iiiloii SI ill I' IIk« IN AKn (|linlilii>(l ImyiM'S Kilfoyle Construction nil Kl 'I in 1 iki wwiil h i^ i nrpiii HUH' II it in il I "«i m irhv iin i>< i i" < iiimis Kciitiirrs ini'ludi'd %,s it lilri (ONLY 51,900. POWN. iiiiiniiiiinl i prii]iitni pint ii ipinji mil n nlr il Im limn ti tri itinii il nlfi IIII^'T Ilic Imsr piirt'lHisi1 plit'f nl nil Morfflages Available * axes mi 11 MI Im liuiiu ui ii hnn H iiiMimr it t M'H '•" Uni'iyiiinr liniiii'H iirr ,'ill-wiioil iSND Only 10 Min From in« StMn , Lsk^ Soil Inn llnui \u i III 11 ill pni i in ith siiluiltil mini t ' i'1 ltll I S |)I ( |11 I'll 11 I" '(liiiili'lc-hunii windnw!.. ilmililc coufS(. CluB MOUJB. Swim Pool .. B.sul. named remode/er of year lol r future Blag, oMr MolBlngB i ^Mli i i in nn in i Ift 11 fm in i iml uillinn lull w I i" i link-- i l.ngi lift'" if i Hour t'onKiriictiiin, licasy II .Inhnsnn. pfcsidi-nl "i llu i i il hiiiini in u 11 ni in h CALL TODAY! 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I nil I pi I i null il tin 111 pi 1/ l i niiiliiiiinu pmli H'll ll pi tmil nl In us i nn i i HI. S20i off Cinnk'ii Sliitc Obtlin HUD Proplrty tttttpon l lio""dn '•»dtsiloei( it S»tof' ""»d ngmri '•»( git S»tof» ngmrig Ilic nliI si i| ii /» ii l! i) ii i uinilim ui 1 iiii n^ %vtil hi nl lit • Hid ill tli il Imppiii)1 pnki ,in in ml llu I mil will I'nrkwiiji Kxil in. iinurs nn> in «>iylhinj. HUD neilhsr ippro«tt th» meriU of thh i allttmqll nar tHHi Vilul t i Inn i li in 1 IILII hti ^ i ^,iny. of iht prapifry. • mtgs. jvailatili; to ciuahinid huyun iiu luili il it nn nidi linn il 1 IL ill t 11 1 llHl ll'l ")» In ilnii I|IMI II\ 15 II I > nun il.lll III II p.Ill (Illily Ml i nli ii win i II i lull i li n M Im liuiiu pin itn nl liiiitiiiiillu lnl\ l» lili'l I nti rpi ii In I iki u nod Oak Knoll I I I 1 III I ( 1 I II In lUlIt- ItlL ill i i hnn i IH hi Int i \u^ 1 Wi hn ik iildul 111 il tin tiiuii'-liip upim (imipli hnn ul Terrace I 1 lit M 1 MM I ll i illIIIIIt 1 4 I 11 I 111 ni ii i li pi t t nt i $](HI ( \pii'-i liiiiilimi i- iili il I'll I In I spii pin|i 11 HMuitON TOWNSHIPS wwiif MOOMN COMMUNITY I I I 1 I IM H pi l 1 I li |!1 II Frirti Start of 111 lti\ ll\ IjU illl ll[ \ I k 3 Models to %A\ Qftft II 111 illp Hill | 1 1 1 HI ll U M nl vhoofte from * • / * vV lilli IP, POWN FOt QUWintS lutlli Miu i i ml llu i limi li mill losy Financing Available « l i IMIIL in mil Hi hi ii t. Models Open 7 days a week 12 'til dark \U in i in I ii • « l ' "n\ Cll il 1 llli |lllli_ I til HI UlU (609) 888-2666 it tun it inn imnhiil i ippiti&l DIRECTIONS- N J- Turnpiketo rji t 7A, proceed Weit on Rt. I- i in i mm li nl 11 il UL mil tin 195 for 4 a mile! to Areh» Dr. (bit 2). Hjiht turn on Arena Dr., 11 i I mil it i nn li ui Im., I "111 io Colonial Dr. turn right, one block to Spruce .SI. turn.'en to CHICK THIS! FEATURES model! Ot South on U.S'. I to Qulkerbnd|e Rd. to Vthitfhorse I hi in i iln M I!" ' tilin)- mil Aw"!."to Spruce Si, fight on Spruct St. to models. 1 i ni ilh llu i mil « i "pi ni'I • Central Air Washer & Dryir • WormAirHeol • Commit Tile lalhi with Vanttiei up mil wmiil pi mr-i il m pun ll Thick Iniulslign • Ample Storage Ipate Mil \ I Ihi I III! Illi 1 I ll lllcllH Aluminum Srsrm Windows & S • J Parking Spates per Unit % i i mi li in H il i i i hnn Thermal Gtaii Psile • Wall io Wall Carpeting lull I In mil nnlv I til U il I" '111 AND LOADS MORI"!!! this Adult Condominium Community, beautifully nestled on the Menssquan River li t p ll I Hill II UU In lllll ll ill' Own a mobile home. live in that It consists of jutt lit reiidentei. Living in thi* "fotkei Silo" Community will net si i ill i! tin In' i I (In gnfv pfsvide ell the sscis! and recresfienal omgmfiel, wtthgut the "Hvifle Ona Buitle" And enjoy a private I uililuiL llu i"li i"iil> i* lull Qtomosphere of a lepge temples, but will also enlure service and attention of a merg nun im fi Im iimiilh I" pertonsliied nature, if one member of your (omily ii SJ or over, you ore eligible to purthose one of the 5 beautiful models WINOINO BIVIR offefi at (he most affordable prises lake and clubhouse. i mipU n oround, IMMIDIATI OCCgpANCY AVAILABLE 1 In i iinipii li li pi mill" I Outstanding ricreaiionai facilities including a J acre stocked lake ana a iarae well eauiepBd clubhouse, latai park line iettmfl m i i %nli nn ul i l"li «i II PRICSD JacKsonTowniniB: just smiles off Soute?. Living in a single-wiae Hum Mm i i in' *! fROMi mottile homo costs lesi than mo»l apartments Of equal size. Yet 1111 IM I li Hi r "I ip 16,990 they're maintenance free and fully furnished. Laundromat en premises. Small fee covers site rental, aarbaBe collection, wafer, im 11 ilii'ti mil i "Hum ml itmn ^^^^^ AGINTLMsCannelilli &I, 5s-, 20201=477.8701 2 sewers and snow removal. IALI5 OFFICE M H i Open ^^^^ 11:00 is biOQtm Bsii Dsilyy CbseClesedd Thundo Th y i ii pi mi I" llu ml hut p 'tQNi SflFden fgfe Prkwy iDEsit?! i 5igF*s, after Isl! gafef fgwarS P6("nf f^ieasflnf- LOVELY MOBILE HOMES I hi Illllliil || llli Illlliillll rvn) pr§£*>ed TD fir t &iap Sign and turn rlgRt g1ivtr.the parkway. Make first left turn aMer y entrance onig Lanes fiA ll f?g proceed §n L# s Mill Rd. tojrid iMeffeerfS H i "i,niturn s i In M'tiil in to HerBerlsyJiie Bfl an6 eenTfnue two Blocks ID nSing liver R@., !nen turn I L FROM 10,990 i \pi • 1 itmn H\HK\MOR HflMF—Hollinf! hilI till trees and T natural firten art-1 surround thi 1 ustnm ncE nil right Kill IK li i i ui ii nil I1111111 s of Hirrsmnr at ( vpres^ in I dkewood located minutf. awas froni ,in tltmintjr% flyr iuiiy I inliliiii, 11 mph "I' " sthniil hnpital puhlit transport Uion stops and 1 soon tn b« cnn'truUed profi s-.innal .mil DIRECTIONS: G.S Parkway ! h iiJ! ai.: »hen west en RT. ?5 !§' Sli lllilil UU ^ nil Mill li «' ittiilpH/i ( urrent priLLSijngcfrofflS'i'iBBO to$44 qw jnd homt-purtha'f ri in PI turn nut mi.! ts Hf s?i; fyFti rign! gn B i !& i ) td BswraBsw n ReaR d i i nli i llu i iniip nn il ii li i hi tun \ufl 1 %s 1H inLludc stnrm window', and streens in thi bast pnct U right gn Bowman !§r 1 -nil jn I Im nil I Will I- i"I llu I Winding River Road, Bricktown N.j, li ill i ,il yn 11 mm HI, mi Unlink PHONE; (201)928.1300 :i pni|iH'i liir the Knviniii nu-nliil I'rnleriiim Ajjeni'y JACKSONTOP., N.j . Killiiyli' Ciinstruetion C'nrp is loeiilerl mi HI. 51 Smith. Wiiciilhiiilgi' l-'rnnk Hfrlnnnii ,li' . ISX'H piiKl profiidenl nl Ihi1 HJirifaii Viilli-v Honu1 lUiiltlor* \ssiifi;itinil. is n partner in I he rimipmn Mnci'i if "il the hiiiii-d. "f diri'i'tm-K iif the **•*»»' Niiiioiini Hpmi'fli'ler"- .\ssnrU\tion "I Ni-\v .ifrtsi'V. . stock 7 For solid home value, Think Scarborough Pox Hollow Classic in Toms River at Manchester Townhouse for the Single family.homes Condominiums discriminating buyer on "ONE ACRE LOTS FROM FROM s36,800 s56,500 '31,990 8%% financing to B3A% financing avail- 834%. financing avail- qualified buyers able to qualified buyers able to qualified buyers Infrodudng Rt. 37 M5t Io Rt. 549 noftn Rt. '37 east to lit. "549 north Garden State Pkway south to (Hooper Aye I. follow Hooper 'Hooper Ave.l. ContinuD l'.'j exit -80 to Rt. "530. West on Aye. tg Barnes Une juit south miles to Bay Ave. Turn riRht Rt. *53D (past Crestwogd) to TTic Pantlier Valley Golf Course of Bay Ave to models Or to models. Or telephone (2011 Lake Rd. Continue 2 miles on telephone 12011 24.!.J55O 244-8771. lake Rd to model area. An Important part of our lifestyle! Luxury Toumhome models from $62,500 to $74,900 Of New Jersey Turnpike to eult •7A, ftt. "539 south...Cross The focal point of our IB-hole championship golf course designed These are today's luxury townhomes without the luxury price tags! Rt. -70 and bear left'"on Rt. by intemaHonally-famous courts architect Robert Trent Jones is Big, sprawling townhomes for today's living. Ranches and two- Models open Models open *550 to Lake Rd- and con. our magnificent clubhouse. With all of our homes carefully plan- story homes with two bedroom/den and three bedroom floor Sats. thru Weds. Sats, & Suns. tlnue ai above. Or tglaphone ned to take rnaHlmum visual advantage of the natural surround- plans. Each with its own garage, basement, patio, and sun deck. (201) 350-0220. ingi, you can well Imagine the lovelingss and permanenea of the 10 AM to 5 PM 10 AM to 5 PM Kitchens come complete with many deluxe features including a Models open Sats. thru golf course views. Completing tha recreational progrims at self-cleaning double ovan and range with vented exhaust fan. Panther Valley are swimming, tennis, and country club activities, Weds. 10 AM to 5 PM which together with the use of the golf course facilities may be Four single-family models from $79,500 to $87,900 enjoyed by residents and non-residents on an annual non- Here are the luxury homes with all the extra space and privacy I tj tr ^j \j \f ^ ^ ^ v w ^^Bj-^^j^fM-^.*--— ^=-1^=-— -- — ^ proprietary membership basis to the extent of available capacity. you've been looking for. Three and four bedroom floor plans OUR FIRST SECTION OF 31 containing indulgent master bedroom suites, ceramic baths, ipa- Panther Valley Is a living environment! clous sun decks, built-in appliances, two-car garages, basements, _ Plains, HOMES SOLD OUT IN RECORD If you share our love of nature, and the rime-honored values of qual- paneled family rooms, amongU many other luxurious faarurei. Toms River TiM777~ !ty, tradition; and privHcyryeuowrirto-yourselHoeoniiderPanther 11 Valley. The kinds of people who have been attracted to our way- The Panther ValU-y Property Owners Association! "The Family Place ^flf^ Qftft of-life are people like yourself. They shara an Interest in helping Homeowners become automatic members of this non-profit corp. build a community that Is preserving the natural environment. orarjpn which Is responjible for the operation, maintenance and administration of all common property belonging to the Asiocia- Move into an established community! HOUSE OF THE WEEK tlon or to varioui groups of residents within the community. Panther Valley has all the facilities essential to a self-contained community. Private security gates guard the entrances to Panther Come see us during our Grand Opening! /; THE LEXTON — A roomy ranch with 3 private bedroams, bath and dressing room. Good Valley. The streets are privately maintained and patrolled by a Be amongst the lint to select from the choice locations overlooking closet space and a wall placed utility room. round-the-clock security form Knowing your home and valuables th« golf course. We are conveniently* located ju»t south of 1-80 on Family Lized livingraom, larriily room and are assured maximum protection is vary comforting whether you Route 517, Situated on the eaitern edge of Warnjn County. eat in kitchen, garage and patio included. are just away on overnight business or on an extended holiday. To Basement available, ~ , Panther Valley i» within an hour's drive of Newark. Airport and further preserve the beauty of Panther Valley, all the utilities are midtown Manhattan, Regularly scheduled but jervieg jtops at our jnitailed underground. Sewer, water and cable TV companies Shopping Mall. Open everyday from 11 to 6, Call area code (201) Models open 7 days weekly have been established to serve the ne«d« of Panther Valley. 852-2900 or write P.O. Box 35, AHamuchy, New Jersey 07820, 1Q AM to 5 PM Section Two is now ready for your inspection- olhsr models from $37,900 All homes will be built on 3 deadend cul-de- A new standard of living in northern New Jersey. Direction)! Garden State Nrkway South to Exit 88, to Rt, 70 Weit. Continue on Rt. 70 (approx, 4 sacs with lots of one-third acre in size milisi to junction Rt. 52? (Whitesvilli Rd.). Turn ltd and travel appro*. 2'/s miles to models, adja- cent to Ocean County Agricultural flldg. 5 models to choose from Via Rt, a. Travel South to junction Rt. 571. Turn right and proceid on Rt. 571 to fork in road. Bear right onto Rt. 527 and procsed (ipprox. 200 (eetl to models, adiscent to Ocean County Agricultural Bldg _ , . ; • 43,990 to '50,990 from Trinton; Rt. S39 to Rt. 70. Travel Rt. ?0 East approx. I miiM to Rt, 527. rtocied south on Rt 527 to model area. Or Wllphone (201! 34I470D. Scarborough Homes... by Doriald QlendtnninB the end of the search! (201) 367-5700 , Located on Lanes Mill Rd. (Bte, B») uakewood, N.J. DIHBCTIOMS: G.s. PKWy. South io Exit ft. Follow LagUwsoi o sign South on Rts, i .,1 T -Thursday, May 20, 1976 l.ilii'rH Bell Ks;llo Homes SUBURBAN an1 ^hinui irirlivii ,1,'illy. with One-acre sites !hi' "Ifmli-I-' : 'ItHF IhOSe REAL ESTATE MART IIIIIIM", i-iii-r." ' • • ..!uc. (ion !•'"!• i'i "in. • City ©Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore ii'.idi'i''. '• ru at Liberty Bell Au• >r11• > i, ' -I'll Hamii. In level and colonial Ilalpern ilium-- th;il .! Tiiun«hi[i :!(.! .!."»• , will the iiiaxinium inlcri'si (In. issiistory hoiiics nn unracrc • .•(refill huilrlcr c.in utrliiilc (ipfiilml iiili-ri*sl(v| p;ii;,e- on Home buying future ideal recent quarUT-point drop in sites arc hiMny offered from rti>lf)Tin/;iiiiin within a l>i|!ii"il .i lour nf the area and Ihe Hie maximum inU'ri'st rule fnr linn' mm;!1. a-> .li»".i is .ininis IneatKin1. nl Ihe homes Record high supplies of leading New Jersey mortgage S-W.iioo .-it l.iherty Hell F.!>t;ite 1 unvi'rnnii'ntbiH'ked home 1 \ii!li (hi vaniilinii-. nl l.i))crl% l'in;inriny ;irranrji>mi'nts iire mortgage funds are forelng hanker. 1 lloiiii". in Jackson, a shnr' Interest rates downward. Murray I, Heel, presiden! inansNijJnifics I he liroiicl si'opi area ruiniiiiinity \\\\\\ Ut\\ lax Hi'll H*-1."11• • Hnmi'S in •.pii'r.'il i• 1 fi• ri• ii In qualified hnmc making Ihe months im- nf (ilobe Murtgw Company, of the downward pressure "1) rah' .iii-l local iinieniiii" :iri-a- ill .hick'.nn Tnwn>>hiii «ickii>. ffiodialely nhemi ideal in lljiekensaek, explains thai I hi- costs ol lonsjlorm funds for iop|«'il lii, liie lireat Adven terms of home buying, says n recent c|U.*irliT mini drop in fiiiam;injj tur• - arnir-eiHeiii park Deer's linn, tin- innrllJiiKe l.lbelts Hell Kst.'ltf llonvs. liankinK subsidiary (if Iniiil ti\ Ihe Joesl Corp . offer V/M MORTGAGES Kinmirinl Hesourees Group an adsi-ntore in livma in HADLEY ESTATES iO-Tf'i, is 11 liiajiir sonrei' of ihemselvi".. aceordini; t" To Qualified Buyers IMavtii Ronchot Colonkili tiiuincinn for ill] tyix's of real tiuilder M.:irk llalpern. with estate triiitsaclions. lie says I'iieh house huill In order foi 4 m/nufw Msfucfcert P.R.R. that the oversupply "I in- f!s imiiff , i rifi 'i^ nian> 3 mlnutm Middles* Stepping Mall vestment money also is again cuMoti! itcn^ as possihU' CMH Ml, Imni mm, tonal dimm loan, mjdtm kitchen urtli DA. inclutied in ihi' 'irtum.'il pur L making ineiime-produeinK pind W timilj nan, 4 bedroom, Hi md 2 ; bjihi, ittichfd pitp. properties apjx'aliiiH In len- chase price 15. Phsd nsfTi; BUTTERMERE ders- at the hesl rates in The siirieci plans offer recent soars fornial Himriu r'Kjn.s. ea! in ESTATES PPL. feft. 4 Suit 12 j ML '53,900 "Current and yet improving kilchi'ns. livitiy iind family Tinton Falls, New Jersey BlBtCTIONI: P«F**a»»uinifl §* »; nenn ipersi & ti.m on 3? tt conditions will give the New- riKiius. with three four and Jersey real estate market ;i hw-liednxitn nplions Kach MODELS FROM much needed IKKMI," Hecr hcflise I- hiiill ITJ nbou! three 8 said "Increasing activity will months, lollnwinu basic plans 46,990 DELUCC1A MORETTI REALTY REALTOR create demands for new altered t" Ihr individual RanchesColonialsBlLevels eonslruclton. reducinu buyer s rineds DIRECTIONS; 2101 Pork A*e., Sou* PJsinfiaM 754-OWO unemployment further, and %mV- on Giroen State PirNAiy to E»it 1Q2 East on fjenoralinu a more favorable "Ciisiomize'l huildint; I'conomic climate." allows ihe honifbuyer isSurj Ave to Gfeir; G'Oii PoiS Li': Qn Grit" G'O'.I Ireedotu ol choice." ihe Hoes! RoiC SDprci V-: miles *0 3L'TTERS'EPE ESTi'iS or president explained 'Kach ll!t WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE fanih has indis'idual 'ash- SAMUEL FROMKIN, INC, DIVELuPIR CLUSTER HOUSING^Townhouses at Lakcrldgp in Burn,ille C rain jrc tlu,li rc-tl into wiJI ,md fu-efi^ in h hftnie Then- \? Phone; (201)170.2414 I Model Open nu reasrifi ffir i\ buyer V< be 'villages'and designed to hlend into the wooded terrain Birjusunf ihi prt i r\ jtion nf den t .Model; (201)493.9803 I 12.S Week-ends BUILDER'S CLOSEQUT growth, the innovative siting Of the homes and the largi amnuni uf npen ^pjti j ftn=t oi Irx.-ketl into imht df.->iun privacy is maintained, giving the illusion Of detached In ing d community pnkesmin aid I NOT s eondDminiuni DIRECT NO maintenance few FROM $34,900 Marc Terrace broker 10% Down notes buyers' referrals The young eouplcN buyinu buyers are totally ennfident bedrooms, a lamilv buih and OGEAN-RIVERVIEW Iheir first hnmes today may ho thai they niiidi1 the riHhl another bath in the muster more dollar and value con (leeisinn. In ihp Inng.run. bedroom suite This mnriei is selous lhan people were in many satisfied buyers mean priced at SS:i,wii iind enmt" earlier years, but the ex referrals Inr this community equipped with Hotprmi! kit Buy* a spacious, adorable attached ranch home, Two Bedroom Townhouses elusive broker for Ihe Mare as well as for others develtipeii chen appliance- includini; Terrace community of single hy Ihe same huilder " dishwasher and dozens of family homes in llazlet has Confidence abnul the hniiie'. other area! quahn at im e\lra 30 YR. 8% MORTGAGES consistently urged them t» built hy I Inward Hieiiel ehurae make more intensive studies already has produced sub Marc Terrace ma\ be of the home.' market before Manlial results After the iirsi reached via the t!;irden State Mode! open afti they huy. in homes were sold, Ihe nexi Parkuav tn Kxit ! 17A nnd 125 DAILY C&l' The realtor is W T. Blalne of IS were sold through referrals sniithwiini on I.me road Matawnn The prices nn Ihr- from the earl\ buyers and Ihe five distinctive models hegin residents nf nearby com. at $4B,000, the linanclnB is munitieH buill by Siegel The highly compeiitive and thebuilcler has been responsible location is right tor travel to for more than inciii livinn unif. 1 both work and seashori' in the immediate area. Twin Ughts fM Terrace recreation, Most Mare Terrace buyer* Highlands. New jersey "These homes literally sell nre young, having moved into Hillside Avenue, oil Portland Road. k^ d j ihemselves," Blalne said, the community rlRh! off Exii If 5k "but it Is essential thai the U7A of ihe Harden Stale " Parkway aflcr formerh residing in New York City, had a choice... itaten Island and northern If one of you is 52 S'esv Jersey. Marc Terrace has ;i nunibei if varieties of three- and four jedroom homes There arc where would i types of twn-Mnry hollies, rolonial splii-level, 'i ipaeious ranch model nnri a you like to live? iiodern bi-level. on which onl> 10 percent nn low interest rale, Miyear mortgages, need be not EXPLORE ul down. The closing costs are also losv, and delivery !•• uuaranteed uithin lour months Since opening in Ihe spriii(!. iinre than three-quarter1- ol (he available Marc Terrace ossmoor homes have seen sold Kroiii NEW JERStY'S FINEST ADULT COMMUNITY ihe Parkway. Ihey are an express drive tn northern nietropolltan cpnters. Schools are within easy walkinu llstanee. A bus stop is nearby and the railroad station is fivi- minutes hy car. The im mediate area offers ihi> (iarden Hlale Arts Cenler. ;i Rossmoor Is number of theatres, fini1 restaurants and major Such a •shopping centers Great Place One example of Ihe Marc to Live Terrace homes is the split Colonial. It has a front en trance-way leading into ;i Rossmoor is a unique Adult Community located in the entral lover with powder heart of New Jersey. Although it is within easy reach room. To the right is the of New York City, Philadelphia and the Seashore, Neperale front lacing dining room with ad.ioininij eat-in it stands in a rural setting of its own. The colonialstyle kilehen. To Ihe rear is the JO mangrs lefleirt a VVilliamsburg atmosphere. by 12-fool family room with It ts-lftiaftwith interesting people doing interesting silding Blass door opening onto things. You will surely enjoy living, at Rossmoor. the patio Off the foyer and adjoining the family room is flossmoof Offers So Much the 13' • by is ft. formal livlnu room with picture window Each condominium Manor is equipped with all the conveniences of modern day living nverlookint! the broad rear —air conditioning, individual room controlled heat, deluxe G.E. appliances, storm ffr—The—swond level in- windows, screens, and full outside maintenance. cludes four full-si7.ed In addition you'll find an Olympic size swimming pool, an IB-hole championship golf course, a beautiful 30,000 sq. ft, clubhouse, a tennis court, shuffleboard courts and many more amenities. Rossmoor also furnishes 24 hour security patrols and around-theclock nursing Bonds are service at the medical center. You Must See Rossmoor to Appreciate Living—At Itt Best •for little tiny Since you have a choice, why not explore Rossmoor before deciding on "where you would like to !ive'7 You'll b# glad you did. babies whdve Send for our now full-color brochure today. Or call coliect—609-655-2270 for justbeen additional information. SP J 30 born. A GUARDIAN i Hossmoor, P-O. Box 393 Crant»iry'. N.J 08512 • DEVELOPMENT i Your bommunity sounds interesting. Sena Tie some liierature COMMUNITY i Please send to: Price! (mm $33,400 to SS3.500 far 1 Name. Mutual Ns, S Condominium.. \ Address ___ Located at lull »A on the j New Jersey Turnpike Open ? days J Cily „ a week, 9:30 to § 00 P M \ , State. light fully decorated Models for j Teiephone _ viewing ; Buy U.S.Snvinys Bonds SPONSORID AND OiVILOPlO BY , . QUARDIAN DEVILOPMiNT CORPORATION. Now V H .ml- i«v Vr in\.f<«[ otitit \\*U\ (.. M»lurilV .JA \T»T- Ml m.'^ilh- i4 5 lh,f a publieiy qwned company. New York, New Jersey and Florida firM yr*rt. l*»«ml>s *|T lr|>Ui-nl if tixtl. m..WtL This advenisemenl is not «n altering which can be made only by Formal Prospectus, Nf 460 t1 tl I h ».,inin..lii...nii iiiuiiiiiiiiini iiiiniiiiMiniuMiiiinuiniiun niiiiiuiniunmii mi iminHiminmniM.iniMiii.inmiH.iniiiuuj Thursday, May 20, 1976 => 1111 n L 111111111111 u 111111111 u 11 11111111 • M i > 111111^ DISC 'N i SUBURBAN CALENDAR I TRENTON—N.J, State Museum, Tho Informalion eonlainod in fho»o listing* orlginat«i west Slate street, (60»i m&UA, DATA Monday.Friday, 9 a.m. to J p.m. with tho sponsors of th» ovents. Readers am advisao planetarium shows Saturdays, 'illilliiiilBy MILT HAMMERllliiuul, focal! iho sponsors (tolophono numbor it ineludod in Sundays, A Anta&emfi»it Newi Pick Of The 1.1" each listing) if they require additional information. . BOWS ..KCH'INOX: by Styx IA&M U-'COKDS KIMMIM There MitLBURN—'A funny Thing Art are eight songs mi Ihis debul HapBene1 a on this Way to mo Music, dance Forum, witn Baaie BratKjn. BAST ORANOB — Paintings, alhum six nl which are flat Throusn May 23, Paper Mill drawings and sraphlcj By 'Black nut rockers: 'Lorelei." Playhouse, 376 4343. Women in Visual Perjpectlvo' "l.iglit Up." "Mother Ih'iir." MORBISTOWN —Choirs of NEW »RUNSW1CK—'Tne Three (Caidwejl, Graver, Mayes, penny Optra,' by Kuft Weill and /Vioore, SfBats, picket), Through "Lonely Child." "Mi Bernards High school May i3, 4 May 31, Mondsy-Fridgy from ¥ Theater Time Clock p.m in me AftMy Church, It, Berfsif irechf, Througn May SJ. a,m, to S p.m., Saturday from 9 Ride." and "Horn I Mary's ABbey, BclbaFion. Ml, Thurs.Sst,, i:30 p.m., a.m. to 12:30 p.m. North Jersey illllHllMIIMIIlii • •! 11 u 1111 111 1111111M111 Ml UIII1H11 n 11U111M11HI! I li 11111HI! 11111111111111M1111 111 11M11111 f=l 3J31, Satgr-days 3 p.m., Sundays 7,w Adventure." There also p.m. Georae Street Playhouse, Blood Center, 4i S, Orove st. 676.. 1 470O. " " . CASTUK i In-,) Today: I'HKMUNrriW.Thiir , Mon.. soft instrtmicMd'il "I »OUTM PUAINPIBLD—Middle, 41J Oeofge St. 24S771J HOT POTATO, 7;;5(); HHl'CK TlH>K..7:«; Kri.. !!; Snt.,«M, 12," and one soaring I sex Union Somerset In ConeeM, SOUTH ORANOB—Paintings by ill id Dirmted by O,L, Nair, Brahms, SUMMIT—'Beyond America,' a Barbara Albel, Monday. l.KKS KNTEH THK til. Sun , ("., !i::im PSYCHIC "Suite Madame Biiic " Billings, Hewitt, May J3, 3 p.m., rnuslcai revue By Peter Cook, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., DHAC10X, H:55: Frj., rnm-rri KH.LEii, Thur. MOD.. Tuns.. Wesley united Methodist Dudliv Moore, Allen Bennett, Sunday from 2 to lo p.m.' April Styx is ii hard-drivini Church, ISOO Plalnlielfl awe. J!i. Stan Freberg, Jonathan Muter, Nigh! WOODSTOCK. 7; !l:.'l»: l-'ri . !l;4!»: Sal , K; 15; af.May 30, University Center Art piece rock A roll group 016?, May 1430, Pfidavs and Gallery, Seton Hail University. TAl'UNlMlA ilivi". following Him.. 7:4h Saturdays st B:40 p.m., Sundays J6J-9000, "llll'l I AlUtN LKK nl Union at 6:40 p.m. Nq performance inovif: KNTKH PHACiON. fllHlilH't x'OtNil liarillnny MAI'LEWOOD Today s»li i mni tii in, who is !L urn ri UNION—Carol Pirrl, piano, May Ii. Craifl Theatre, 6 Kent SPRINOPULD—'The Black E«. Sal., Kuti , \:'M). 5; 55: I nun Chicago's Sinilli SehuBert, Beethoven, Ravel, ptae* boulevard, Jiitni perieiiee in prints,' Daumier, only: I'XHOKS OK A SUM- With lour albums and onewil Steve (iotllieli of Sloan, Benton, Homer, May 24. WOOIiSTOCK, J;5R, 7:2(1; Lint May 23, J p.m.. Theatre lor MKR, 7, 0:15; END OK THK iiialiii' million.selling singli1 Irvington, will entertain the performing Arti, Kean College. Jun» 16, Springfield Public Mon,, Tiies,. 7::id 52?!!Q7. Library, M Mountain ave, 374. (JAMK. En.. Mon,. Tiios,, 7, Ircini a gold album m iN past. Bnai B'ritb Kingles Croup in Film 4930, H:15; Sat . 1. ;i:iri. S:1S. 7::W. UNION—Third world Gospei Ma- KLMOHA iKIi/.i SKY Stye's (li'lnii aibiihi for A & M Temple Ktuamicl, Westfield rathon. W#y 21, 6 p.m., Little UNION— Graduate Thesi* Art Ex. UIDKHS. Tluir , Kri,, Mon.,«l:4h: Sun., a: IS. 4::HI, (i:-ls, (1 FROM ONI CABBli TO ANOTHER- Peter Boylo left is a lurlher evplorjilion of the Sunday evening. Larry is Theatre. May 22, I am, to I BL1IAB1TH—Film program on hiBition, Paintings, May J3-June Tues.. 7::lll: S«t.. 1 ;HI1, 1!:(IR: (•roup's tinir|iie electrii' sound being groomed by his father. P m , Downs Hail. Kean College. lite in the Arctic wilderness. 10, College Gallery, Vaughn- LOST riCTfUl". SHOW gives some advice to Robert De Niro lonnly cab 965 1346, May 20, 3;J0 p.m., Iliiabeth Barnes Hall, Kean College. 527. Sim , 4, 7:411; 1AVKY LADY, -Union' - TAXI lllUVKK. driver With compulsive interns) in quns in Taxi which culminated in their Bill I,elf, who has written Public Libfary, 11 s. Broad si. 530? or 2347. recent gold smtlie "!,,nly " i II WisTFiBUD—Choral Arts So 3J44060, ext. 712, UNION—Graduate Thosis Art Ex. Thur, I'll , Moil., Tm -J+J> jr.•fi-J? Thursday. May 20, 1976- Heart Association 9 Dinner-dance to fete 2 Farcher clubs to hold EARTHBOUND lists officer slate president of Kean Dr. Siilhiin Wi'iss, prrsiiii'iit of Kran sport and dance festival By JOSEPH TOBiN Environmental consultant, I'ulli'Kc (if Sow .Icrsrs, will hv hmtiirril The Havanaii I'loi. of champions of the fnitOfl New York Botanical harden to head NJ, unit States and ill ii trstiniDiiiiil (liimrr-d.iiH r I liiliiy. Newark and the KliMbeth Canada1 , will William Sauer of Uridgewaicr was elected Sport Club. t«)!l> liK'atffl at present a children' - dance chairman of the board of the New Jersey May 'in. :i( (he Town mill dimpiis. ~'''''''' " 1111HIH 11111111 1111J II i 1111II i i U < 11111J 11111111111 L (1111111111111111 (111 > L111J111111 i IJ1111111111 11111111111111 if^ Karchcr's Grove, rnion, will uroup There will be a soectr Affiliate of the American Heart Association at Inliin, The ecological soundness of off-shore oil 1 tie host ;ii an "Inlcrnatiniial pa me h'etsveen the Kli/abeth wishes are inconsistent with the National the unit's annual assembly held reeenlly at iho Ttii> |iroi!ri!iil is sjiinisiil't-it li» Ihi drilling has long been an area of strident security or the overriding national interest." Sport ami Folk Dance Lanocrs and an npponent to lie disagreement between naturalists bent on Governor Morris Inn, Morristown, Kciin ('iilloije Ihiiiiim Stiiilcnt '. mini il IJOOSCN were to be offered off the coasts of si nil the (hi I'si ChiipiiM' of Alplisi Phi Fcstisal" on Saturday. June selei/iefi preserving coastal areas and businessmen who Sauer is chief engineer for the American New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland during Water Works and is un the board of directors isf IIIIH'IJII, il lUltilllUll M'H ii r lrilU'Fllil>, 12. anil Sunday, .Iliiir III Traditional ileliracics. surh would "develop" the resources knowu to be 1 the spring Of this year. Slow in coming, this the Somerset County Chapter of the Henri Fesllcitlers Peter M.iithi'i - as mast steer lochsenliraten i available. Oil spills in California nnd Louisiana move could open the way for commercial ;iiiil U'ljhi'liii Busch said Ihere and Bavarian-style brtitwurst, have been respgngible for degradation and Association, Other officers, all elected for a production of oil and natural gas off the east one-year term, include: will lie danco ur'nip- Irotn svill be offered There will hi- destruction of entire communities of wildlife, coast. This would be the first activity nf this Five new classes Sweden, Norway, Scotland. uamt's and rides for the while at the same time industries and public kind in our area of the country. President, Theodore fioldbcrp, MI),, past president of the Bergen County Chapter, chief Ireland. Poland, the l'krame children and an "ice rreani utilities point out the need for American- The House measure, then, provides for Now and Hermans perforniaminK parade " controlled sources of oil, lest there be a serious of cardiology at Pnseack Valley Hospital in planned for police Jersey some avenue of appeal from Weslwood and director of its division of tiirl! (riiiilt liilia I native The feslivities will >iart at "> energy shinage In the coming decade. Washington-based agreements with oil com- Beginning ilex! 'lid! Scion l|;ill Irnvrrsitv (lances medicine, medical vice-president. Klaus J. 1 p in on Satiirriay and at noun In March of this year, environmentalists wnn panies. It also assists conservationists in their Schulz. M.D., past president of the Monmouth will expand its ciirruuliim in ennnniil juMici The Bavarian (lull ol on Sunday There will be a an important victory when a committee of the efforts to protect major beaches and wildlife County Chapter and is a member of the Upper to include five new courses nfU-N'd Ihrnunh Ihi' Newark Sihuhiila'tUT dance '1 :V) admission charile House voted to give the states power—with preserves from oil spills and other en- Atlantic Regional Cardiopulmonary department of sormloKy ami anthrnpfilogy certain qualifications—to veto federal leasing vironmental damage by given state authorities Resuscitation Committee Task Force. The new course, according to (he H''v .liiseph some veto power. In addition, the bill includes of coastal areas for commercial oil drilling. Also, lay vice-president, Robert Edelson. Slinger, chairman n| Ihr department ol Under these provisions, the Secretary of the more stringent safety standards which must be sociology iinti anthropulfigv. will provide HOME IMPROVEMENTS met by the commercial developers in Insuring treasurer of the Monmouth County Heart unit, Interior must accede to the wishes of coastal secretary, Leonard Handman, a member of the students with hackfSrmind in the behavioral state governors regarding drilling off their against spills. These latter assurances are long sciences surrounding criminal ju^tiee, in which overdue. unit's personnel committee and a bac- shores "unless it Is determined that those teriologist with Parsippany Clinical lack of professional Irainmu is niieiil the mavii PAVING 1 We hope that governors of the eastern states laboratory, treasurer, Stanley Cinnamon, a problems. CuitOrri BUllt... J take a most thorough look at the effect off-shore Currently 14 community cnilcjiet m New Permanently Constructed A»pMlt DrlytwiYJ , Medical academy Certified Public Accountant, and assistant • Residential #lnflystri»l PUnli * oil development will have on the critical nur- treasurer, Milton I'ritehurd of Westfield, Jersey offer associate in iirls dources rt'lati-fi 10 Seammefcia! SSefvlce tiitloru ; sery areas which line our coasts from Maine to this area. The Scion Hall course), will he sup AFirfcirig Areas to hold annual fete Georgia. In the past decade the commercial plenwnlx for students m-ii'iii.ilinj; from these Pull Uine Miion Work More than so persons are expected to attend and sport fishing industries have been seriously Errors on fax returns eolli'Res iind will also provide a humaniUinan t, Cufiini — affected by encroachment from every area. the awards dinner of the Academy of Medicine hase for the study of criminal luMice lor a Free iilimilti — Once disturbed, these delicate zones, called stiff can fa© corrected variety of students of Ne\v Jersey, next Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at ? Way ftidio EQUIBP«] the Chanticler, Millburn, estuaries, can be too badly injured to produce taxpayers who have discovered they made mistakes on their federal income1 lax returns The new course*. lire "The SIKMOIIIKJ of Dr. James A, Hogan, president of the the healthy young fish our coastal fishery Parole" laufiht by Father Slinuer: 'peno]ny% ' Full Insurance Coverage academy, announced that Dr. Seymour Charles depends upon for its viability. can correct them by filing amended returns on laugh! by the Hev Krl«in Sullivan: "I'nliee in of South Orange will be the recipient of the If this seems remote to you, the State of New Form 1M0X. Modern Society" taught by Lucinda Han DURA-SILT PAVING CO., INC. Kdward J, III Award; the Citizens Award will York recently declared fish which have grown Elmer H, Klinstnan, IRS director for New (iiovanni; "Vietimolouy" laugh! by I)r Philip "TheGupola be presented to Julius A, Rippel of Morristown. up in the Hudson River—except for Shad- Jersey, reports amended lax forms and in- Kayal and "The friminal Justice System in W 100BWSoni**!By10B5Sw l struction sheets can be obtained at tiny IHS I 376-5853 376-6140 Pirimys, N.j. 07B5Z Dr. Alvan Feinsteln, professor of Medicine inedible and dangerous to health, This would Modern America" lauuht by lies',ly appointed 531 Mountain Avt. SpringflaM and Epidtmiology at Yale University School of include almost the entire striped haw office or may be ordered by calling on IHS toll adjunct professor Robert Hacked (201) 444.8200_ Medicine, the guest speaker, will discuss population of the Atlantic coast as it is very free telephone lines. "Compassion, Computers and Clinical difficult to determine source rivers for fish Science," The academy has us its primary populations. Reading Clinic at Kean objective the sponsorship and coordination of continuing medical education programs for New Jersey physicians and dentists. Group bids to halt to offer new programs The Reading Clinic of Kenn based on a first-day diagnosis, highway additions College of New Jersey in The development of skills in Sea Cadet group Union will offer new programs vocabulary, study habits and In a letter to Governor Brendan T. Byrne, in remediation and skills, rate nf reading, Regional Wan Association this week urged developmental reading ser- notetakinp. reading in the wi be organized prompt elimination of 1-287 north of Route 23 vices for children'and younB content areas, critical reading The Union-Essex Chapter of the Navy and 1-95 between Hopewill and Piscataway adults beginning June 28, Dr. and listening will be em League of the United States will form a Sea from official pians. The money being held by Albert Mazurktewicz, the nhaslzed. Cadet division at the Naval Reserve Center in the federal government benefit to the older director, indicated that nesv Applications and additional Elizabeth. cities and suburbs of the state and to the state's programs to meet the reading information are available The program is for youths between the ages economy, the citizen research agency said. and study needs of both from the Reading Clinic at dtecounts of 14 through 17, Information is available at 3S1- • The association has opposed the two Inter- remedial and developmental Kean College of Mew jersey, 3474, state highway segments because they would readers from seven years of 527-2351. you can put In The Sea Cadets are chartered by the draw jobs and households out of the older cities age through college years will your wallet Congress and authorized to receive U.S. Navy and suburbs, diminishing opportunities for he established if there nre support. The purpose of this program is to give those who are unable to move out, encroaching enough applications. youths that are interested in the Navy and the unnecessarily on open countryside, increasing The Laboratory School of sea a chance to have official naval training, driving and weakening public transportation. wear real naval uniform except for minor the Reading Clinic, designed dlscounts changes in insignia, take cruises on U.S. Naval Given the state's need for jobs, a continuing for children with severe remedial reading difficulties, you can take vessels and receive boot camp training. conjtruction program should be in the pipeline. to the bank The program has helped prepare young men Regional Plan pointed out. To ajsure that, the will operate on a normal to obtain scholarships to colleges which offer two Interstate highway segments should be school day basis for four days NRQTC programs as well as appointments to demapped now m their funds can be applied to a week for six weeks. It svill the U.S. Naval and Coast Guard Academy, the five-year program now being prepared. provide individualized in- struction in small classes. A complete diagnosis is required discounts for admission to the you can Mr Laboratory School, KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIMS WJlswIUi Two Reading and Study Kf Laboratories are designed to meet the needs of students entering the Bth, 9th and loth grades (Session II, July 19- NIW CillCAS! NfW CORONAS! NEW MARK Hi! NfW PICKUPS! PAULS Aug, 5) and the Uth. lath and TOTOT* 1971 WITH 1176 FUU. HH.UI freshman college year at any UNO *UTO, FACT, nooa institution (June 28-July IS) CRUISER Both sessions will run from mm B;30 to 12:48 p.m. and provide individualized instruction OLD FOLKS1 All) SHORT TIRE EXCHANGE A major contribution to the fact that old people today look and feel healthier and younger WHOLISALE PRICiS LISTED ON ALL USED CARS! MAKE US AN OFFER OVER WHOLESALE - CHANCES ARI WE'LL TAKE IT!! is medical knowledge of how 73 BUICK to take care of their teeth, SERVING ALL NEW JIRSEV | mouths and jaws, says Dr LUXURY CARS 7S CHIVY S137S! here it comes America • Norman Cranin, writing in PICKUP & DELIVERY "The Modern Family Guide to '74 C^BllLAC Beetwood 4-DP 241-3433 1 t,™^ /*•: i. *,' >3 V SELL HIRE DEADLINE IS TUESDAY NOON FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION Htlp Hinted Men & Women 1 Help WantedMen & Women I Htlp Wmttd Men & Wonun I 1 HtlpWanlMMtntW»n«» 1 ] Help Wintwl Man t W«n«n 1 LOST Bankbook NO 627477 B4, HELP WMTED MEN Secretaries Typists Howard Savings Stuyvesant Ave . Students Teachers branch Payment stopped please DL SATURDAY Tf AAPORARY JOBS return to hank MACHINISTS, I.ATH1 HANDS, OFFICE HOURS __ _ — RSW6 steady , aooa nay a. conditions, In answer to many requests pur "INSTANT WORK" Personals LOST Bankbook No 137118, Advancement, benefits. Linden. PLANT LOVERS! offices will be open this Howard savings, payment Become a plant party SATURDAY, May JJ, till noon. SECRETARIES MRS ROSE stopped Please return to bank ATTENTION ALL representative ton Now we'll have more time away PSYCHIC READINGS — —— R5 20 6 from the fteefle dally routine. TYPISTS Sifted Spiritual Reader LOST Olac)* cat, female, answers MEN-WOMEN PUNTS "R" US And you'll have a choice of Short & long term assignments Adwlceonall Alfalripf Life, to PUMPKIN', medium frame, 5 69 Franklin St.,iellevllle Interesting temp assignments. in Union I, (Mix eoyntIM, - £ast. Present S, Etc years old Vic Connecticut Farms CQLLEBE STUDENTS Come see us. 101N wood Av .Linden area 687 SS69 •MAG CARD OPERATORS/DICTAPHONE excellent earning opportunity, full 751-4884 M4B FUrlfan Road Perm, Jobs Avail, [Above A4.5 Auto Store) ?2§ 6502 _ -_ — Ri 20 6 Hrs. Tues. to Sat,, 10:306, Sun., Roselle 2416011 LOST Diamond wrist watch, time, part time, summer time. Can PAY DAY IVBRY FRIDAY Z S M S earn 110052001300 weekly. For 9:30*0, PM, LOSE s lbs a week easily Yoga OMEGA, silver, on April 27 information Call 374 390], expert, 65, will show you how, by Sentimental value REWARD 688 Warehouse M/F Needed personal meditation secrets First 31B2 •TYPISTS REALBITATESALBS KELLY GIRL Mult neve car. Session, day or evening, free to — n 5 20 6 MUTUAL FUNDS JALBLSM1N Man or wornan for active Division of Kelly Services convince you This has succeeded WANTED Irvington office. Ixeellent Equal Opportunity employer, where everything else has failed Antiques UNLIMITED LieOS R 52Q1 STAND-BY PERSOHNEL CHUBB NEEBS YOUR Call 376-0*6:6 • Mr. MePeek opBortunity, No experience m-74l2^eves ) ^ ^ ^ neeessary Swill train). For __. — . KS-8J-1 SlCBBTARYNatlonal Health TEMPORARY PERMANENT GOVERNORS Interview ealij73.i?{Mor IFS47J0 Agency, Springfield, typing SO-SO 42? Chestnut St..Union SPECIAL SKILLS TOBAY . . . NOW Interviewini for woman M VVPM, steno BOIOO WPM, *1SO -H135 MRS, RHONDA6B6-?685 F) to operate a laundromat with plus benefits. Call 37«;6042, ?64.7717 Handwriting Analyst Ail types of ANTIQUE MARKET in our cpffnmunieaiiOhi Center H you have g minimum 0! 6 months experience en dry cleaning dept, no experience In Del Ray Blag, readings. Tarot Card readlnus 1 , milns north of Lambertvllle Magnetic Sara Executive or Selee.Irie typewriter plus a eood Knowledge of dictaphone necessary. We will train you, Sat, NBylRAFBE-BVER By appt. 2060 Morris Ave Union 1 N J on Rte 179 [old 502) and Sun, only, call anytime i$i- ImmediateopenlnB for UN's, Part 5INOLE mature man seeking 3 or We SpeclallH in people. blk, frm, Cfr. Free parting vnuW inc Mag Card Operator for us. Other exciting openings are available for time & full time.~i year nursing 4 room apartment within 3 block Sat &Sun .iceurate Typists (So wpmi. B B experience reguiredrehatjllltitlon K S20.1 •* _» == ..— Z6105 8 6PM year round ! i : ___— R i jj i area of center of Union, Call 48i. Indoors Outdoors preferrea, Bxeellent benefits & «43jw6PW Mrs. Nancy 245-9763 we offer a very flood starting salary, excellent company paid benefits ana bright PARTTIME Opportunity to grow with a WELCOMB WAGON . Openings In The one stop center for antiques (jfospeefs for the future. CASHIiR rn o a e r n , Progressive IrvinB-ton, for energetic; self- HANDWRITINB_ANALYSIS collectibles Tiffany art glass For afternoons i, evenings,, 10 to liTTfR NBBDEDSomeone to rehabilitation Institute, For starter, with ear, who enioy1s HOROSCOPE a CMARACTfcR dolls lewelrv coins 8, weapons Personnel Department, 467 6075, for an appointment. 20 hours weekly; must be available immediate eentideratlen call watch children in my home during meeting people FiexlBH hours . READINO — 9.7 P.M. daily (409) 397 2010 or (215) 659 1SJ9 all weekends. Inquire Barbara Cioffi, 67j.ii60, ext, 444 or summer, from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Phone 136181?, 4.6 P.M. Bqgal 2fj So.MichiganAve , Kemlworth _ Z_i207 ROIIRTMALL 44 j, 374-07*15-* Opportunity employer. . ——- , i R 6 1 1 h CLOTHM ———— — Rj.201 ^ = *— K 5=20-1 411.0504 TiLBPHONB work from home. CHUBB & SON INC. ____—^_ R5-J0-1 KIM INSTITUTE Your own hrs. No selling. No. exp. Employment Minted 2 • needed. Pleasant, easy with good i! John F. Kennedy Parkway PART TlMG Make deliveries • pay, 469-8197." Mrs, Yvette-37?-9722 Inert Him, NJ.ofofl general maintenance & clean.up, 2 OF REHABILITATION BKPBRIENCiP ACCOUNTANT psychic Reader Handwritma Equal opportunity Employer MF days per week. 4(75737 aesirM bookkeeping to So at home, Analysis, Horoscope S, Card CHUBB — —_— Ki.JOl MEDICINE ^TOOLTDTE MAKER for small company, call 381=0942 'ReadingsTHBHAPBUTI. 7J0 SpflC dMA55AGE- Ave Spfl: d Tutoring General tool room work, make 6. after 7 P.M. K6105 11 J40 Central Ave,,B*st Oranae,N.J, — — Ki.jJJ By Experienced Massage PART TIME R J2J.1 repair punches a. dies for sheet Therapist, Call for appt 674 4137 DBVBLOPMINTAL OFFICE CLERK, TYPIST, metal shop. Know Blanking #, READING AHOC —— Z7155 E DENTAL. IXPIRilNCSD, SALESGIRLM-F progressive ales. Overtime & NBBO HBLP? efficient, ummer Remedial Reading PHONB 314-1041 Full or part time for cosmetic t, company paid benefits, for trustworthy college student, Lost K Found Program For All Ages ADVERTISING SALES TECHNICIANS —— _____ RJ.JO.l gift area of modern pharmacy experienced person. J43-07JJ. experienced painter, yard work Call 762 6J26 or 374O777 (57PM! PART TIME experienee preferred. Call for -_- . " K 5-20-1 pool maintenance, muscle work Z610 11 we nave openings In sti PERMANENT CARBBH. ISO Reward for return of Will Train appf, Mr, pubrow, 373-8591- delivery. Call Toad, 686-1617, Bob microphone assembly lest m MflTM ft «faf Stic-grammar high departrnentt (or skilled National company, sales- - R 5.22.1 school & college levels by college I technicians. Think of arranging management.(ls,ooO per year, all 276 7fO>. vicinity of Sumner avenue Union ! your own part time program a fringe Benefit*, Appt. only, Mr. lEAMSTRBSSTbp pay, frisge — K 5-22-2 on April 28, No questions a*ked instructor My home or your home * Career opportunity for aggressive male/female. benefits, flexible hours, easy WAREHOUSE PRICE MARKER IIS 5626 week at a time. For "further Rupert SJOl) 964.3313. call 5401111, weekdays information, contact Mr B, 201. transportation. Start Immediately, ODDJOBS ——— Hi 20 6 .— ZS2J.11 Must have own car. Group of quality suburban ______RI.jul I Call 467-0131 FemaleorMale ATLOweSTPRICBI 373 3131, I — • R 120 1 LOSTi 14 K.geld oval pin, nam_ : ALLIEDCHUROIN LABS PHOTOSBAPHIC cheeking, (UNION, N.J,).Full time or College student will do your spotting, color prints for finishing SBCRBTARYLasM office located mornings; experience helpful,- gardening, attic, basement, engraved "ELAINE", vie. i weekly newspapers in Union and Essex Counties. 70 Howard St.,irvinflton,N.J, department. Full time, call after i MillburnSprlngtleld area. 600a good pay pigs company Benefits oarage, winSowt, ears, anything. points, Union, Sentimental value, I _____ K j.JQ.l PM. typing, steno •kills, gome incl. merer*, discounts, Mr, Please call Mike at 761.S270 please, Pleise write P.O. Box 836, ADS FILB a, MAIL Clerk, Centrtliy GROVE COLOR LAiS, 373-0891. experience, will train, 447.03S0, Wanman, tM-aaoo. anytime. Hillside, N.J. Many company benefits, good starting salary. — K 5.222 R5.M.6 I located, insurance claims sffice, — R 5-20 1 ——— — R 1221 call 374.7571. Ki.ao.i Call Mr, Friedman FULL & PART TIME htlp, Mechanics I, attenaantSi Day if 686 77011 for appt. evenina. Apply D 8, D SH ELL, J4J9 »H S-M-l Mori-is Ave,, Union 6870424., ———— B IJOl OALPRIDAYM.F HISS and SERVICES DIRECTORY General office worK & very light Bookkeeping, some typing. Union, • 686-7700 These Experts Are As Near As Your Telephone »686-7700 964-3760. " -•'."•' SECRETARIES —— — fiiM-t HAIRDRESSER Fashionable Driveways Home ImprovoiTiBnts Odd Jobs 66 Plumbing t Hailing 71 Openings are currently available throughout established MlUburn beauty salon 24 Ji 50 63 requires reliable experienced our systum for experienced iocretanes. We IplSTRiBUTQR— MfS- wood LIMAF>AVING AU O1NIS LANDSCAPE GARDENER- New PLUMBINO » HEATING operators with excellent skins for Bicentennial jpeelaldrlveways, s eOMPLBTl BASIMINTS MASON CONTRACTOR ST1PS Repairs, remoStiing, vielations. Oder an excellent starting salary, outstanding tODAYi LOOK In cutting, Ivvindows, floors, trim, hardware. % 100, iJ70. Free estimates 3?i;7aj9 ALTiRATlONS. ADDITIONS lawns, monthly maintenance, blowing a, color. Tugs to Sat., ? to I Facilities open to general public at CBILINOS PHONB HARPIFR SiOIWALKS.PATIOS snruo planting B. pruning, lawn BathreornS. Kitchens, hot water 1 bench! program and very pleasant working 6, call 467044, [substantial (avings, Open 3 341 30W SPICIALIII IN SMALL JOBS cojlers, steam 8, nor water 867 HAY aVE., UNION, N.j, repair, spot seeding, lime, systems Modern sewer- cleantr . conditions. Pleasa apply any weekday at the — KJ221 I weekdays to J p.m. Sat. to noon, !iS' . *_ K f.f.JO fertilliinsi reasonable; 763.6054. |W415i5ii 686 4815 HArt* commercial i resiBOTM. Can PERSONNiL DEPARTMENT HOUSBKEEf»«R Care of a year SILRITBMILLWORK ZAMORA CONSTRUCTION —. R f-tf-63 H»B Triefler, 61 I-Oits. z ,,, old, 3 days, must be reiiible 8, Parking lots, driveways, patios UNN CONSTRUCTION eO,,!NC, BLDGSypPLYCORP, ALL MASONRY —Steps, LIGHT hauling, clean.up garages, NIIDA PLUMHR7 have own ear, pleasant worKIng 581 Rahway Avt,, Union, and sidewalks, Jn.ni!, Call JOB CAHPINTERS.ROOPBBI basements, remove aid furniture conditions. 964-0M3, :-. — K tf.,4 sidBwalks, waterprooflno. Self CALLCBRAHO ; an¥ me WE BUILD & REPAIR employed. Insured, A ZAPPULLO, appliances. Days 6B7-2161 after No iob too sfnali Reasonable " ' - K 1.29.35 ADDITIONS . DORMERS d:3O, W4-14JJ. HOUSEK11PER Full. Charge, MU 7.4476 or BS 24079, rates. Call 'til 4.109. Cirpintnr 27 .ROOM . BUTTERS — . Rtf.6l — — K.tf.66 __ —.__ 2TF71 Jvrst Jtational itatc 'Lovely 1st floor room, private Eleetrle Ripjiw 37 «, LIABBRS bath, TV, Working parents J, FRANK MOHR. Mason THOMAI J, KELLY a CO, college girl. Air conditioned home, SAAAUL JOBS BLtCTRICIAN , GARAGE DOORS Plumbing, heating, electric, B\NK OY NE\N FAMILT ROOMS Contractor, all kinds of mason Painting £ Pipirhingng 68 evfry modern appliance. High Home repairs, carpentry, CHET BRICKSON work, IJ years, experience, sewer, eiesning. Free,est. N.J, lie, t e 1 Nr irk N J Iplary for right party. Call 376. panelling, filing, van intenors. All Small lobs speeialist.flood lights, No, iO4« day or night, 37J-S514, work guanteed 1, fully iniurw. • FULLY INSURED insured, free estimate, S41-S946, L, L. PAINTING : c lun sln[.l > r 2300. FR'EE lITfMATBS ——' , R J.57.63 ——. — K 5-20-1 Interior & Exterior, Reasonable Mi-«230 371.l«4 SIDEWALKS, steps, all masenry. rates, Bxpert workmanship. Free MOUSlWlFBpart time, select R 5 17 M Rifrigi ration 7S your hours. Add to family income, CARPENTJR pNT 5 GrlndllnpBr Electric Fully Insured, free estimates. M. estimates, 6t7-14BS, (50 average. Call FULLER All types remodeling, additions — electrical installation, and DtUTSCH, Springfield, OR ».9O99 R 5.2761 iRUSH CO. Sli-OBIO repairs &• alterations, insured repair. Quality rated work, copper IDEAS FOR '76 after 5 P.M. DAN'S PAINTlNO EXPEKitHCtD refrigeration air "Mrvmgton — ______HS.a71 Wm, p. Riviere, 688 7856, wire used exclusively. R 5.27.63 AND DBCORATINO, INT,fc BXT . conditioning technician repairing Old time eBfptntry; with that all typts commercial equipment. INSURANCE modern touch I f»ane!ln8.porehes. RBASONA6UE RATH. FHBB 1 INTERIOR finlihini*, Formica shutferseelllngsfamity rooms, PHIL THRRANOVA.SIdevyalks, ESTIMATES, INSURED. 2M.9434. Call after 4 PM for info., 171.100). cabinets, finished basements, new windows.Boors.repairs, FRII patios, st»ps, walls a, tile. 41! Rt-f-6B .Z 5-37.76 SPERVTSORS PART-TIME . POLICY TYPIST KELJON BLECTRie LIC number Hillside ave,. Orange, N.J, 678- Experienced policy typist, good formica front on old eabinits. Hf, ED. MAROOLli 233,5462. Call M71447 40M, fully InSMreti, no I06 too big, — ~——— KJ6.S0 09«, Call us for free estimate. PAINTlNO & OBCQHATINO. lot Roofing & Siding EARN EXTRA INCOME BY SPENDING A salary B, benefits. Will consider . . — K 5-27-17 no IOB too smaii, 241.971). _____ R5-17-63 itSnt, Alterations, pangling. Free trainee, • —1— K 5.27.37 THI BROTHERS e^t, insurtd, K, Scnrelhofer. 687- FEW HOURS EACH WEEK SUPERVISING OHIO CASUALTY GROUP ALUSTATE ROOFING 2401 Morris Av.,union Carpet £ Rup 28 WIRIHOFOH HOMH IMPROyilMlNTS Moving k Stooge 64 1137, days, 6173713 eves S, wKnds. Ogi l Boys and Girls flellverlng the Irvlngtgn Herald and 964 QUO, Mr, H, Richarason YOUR EVGRY NEED We specialize In alum, siding & ~ ; —— R tf,6B MHO 687-5157 « Suburbans ire m trvington Experience not required, . — —— RS221 New Service . Alterations • roofing. We do our own work. MILLIR '5 MOVING Bstim»te ' " "' service I 3 CARPETS, steam cleaned Repairs. Apprtveei iurglar 81 Plee PAINTlNO. iXTBRIOR I, INT. Will train Car necessary INSURANCE professionally in your hom«, store, 374-0292, Rea$onaoie rates. Local, long IBIOR. Try us! Oooa lob, fprciaiiring in all type 'oofs ana AlarrrisgECURITY LIGHTINO distance. Shore specials, insured, reasonable rates, !=ree estimates. •.•'flmloj., gutters. . Fully insured. FOR APPOINT/SAINT or office, 9 cents sq. ft. Free R7.30,fQ Free estimates, 2413291, SAAPRATfR estimates, call Don (62.741), Csurteoui Free Istimates Kitchen Cabinets Above all a goodj'ooi, ^ ( ( seeking experienced person, good —— — K s,J72t JE~p.*tENEUECTRiCCO. 55" .™ ^__-_____ R JJ7.64 salary a Benefits, Will consider Bonded t, Lie; 3657 SHORTLINE MOVERS ROOFINO, New & Repair CALL 686-7700 trainee CARPBTINSTALL1D MIOJ!) or JSJ.OOM DOLLY MADISON Kitchens, J.JAMNIK Residentiai - commercial Fully factory showroom, Rt, 22,Packing a, storage. Appliance Bxterlor a, Interior Painting, AND ASK FOR MR McKINNON OHIO CASUALTY OROUP Wall to.wail. p(usrepairs —^— K 5S7.J7 moving, Ipecializirid in piano Insured • Free Estimates Between the HQUBS OF 9 A M ana s P,M- 2401 Morris Aye,,Union Exporieficed. Call Andy Springfield, Kitchen design ser= moving. U hour service, 4ai7S67, decorating J, paperhanglng, free Ms.45?9, 961-0550, Mr, H.Tdehardion J&M ELECTRIC viee 8, moflernliing by one of New estimates; Call 617.6211 or 6I7.661I _____„—_____ 2 6.J4,7i K SJ7M Residential & commercial wiring, Jersey's largest manufacturers of R tf:64 inytlme, AIDE OK NURSE INSURANCE WILLIAM M, S/aii For wneH chs r pat ent m also Carrier room alrconditioner kitchen cabinets. 1796070, Rt.f.61 Train wrth leading Uife Insurance sales, call JiaiJi?days, eves. 312- — ______H t-f-SS Roof ing. 5earnle§5 Qutter$ pr nqt pld Fnper eneed hr CLERICAL- cs. Salary open. Business eap. Oarpet Cleaning at Its Best SAVE MONEY. WB PAINT TOP' ' t= » jgntliis 35S1419 256i. MOVING Frfo estimates. Do own work required, Ptione J71I100, 9J Mon, American Home Care KITCHEN CABINETS Local 4 Long Distance OTTOMVw Y N.J. insured Since 1932,3731153 - -_ — R5 20 1 thru Fri, Ask tor Tom Schirmer, —!~~ —, K t-f.37. Sold a. installed, old cabln*ts FIGURE Free Estimates —— ——, ' 2 t.t.7J An equal opportunity employer 994W22 ELBeTRiCAL—ioo ampere resurfaeea with Formica . Insured ^m5mi " SPEAKING — •— K S.Ju-1 Any slie living room,dining area 8, service on the everaae, 1 fimily Formica counter tops, 486-0777. iKeep u» moving gnd you iave) FREDRICK W, RICHARDS hall homesliJ. Using copper wire, Cafi R 5.27.5S i.J.B. CONST, CO, APPLIANCE MEN/W FIGURATIVELY.., J.A.H. Bleetrle 6I7.54S6. PAUL'S AA&AA MOVING M1-540J Union All Types Of Roofing g. Repairs- $39.95 — • K 5.J7-37 Siding, painting. Alterations.Free IxPHRIiNCEBSBBVIClMBN. ...we've opt your number' at Landscape, Gatdrninj 57 1911 VaUKhall Bd,,Union MWI7W 1 W on washers, dryers, air- Kemfier! It you have a (lair for compiefely 100% FULLV .NSUffitf '^ Estlmates-Fully Insured conditioners, refrigerators, etc. figufijs there's an entry level Insured Customer Satis, Entertainment 39 AQUARIAN LANDICAPINO A ""'?** .,RM.64 - R T.F68 37 4=0627 Inprt. Upholstery cleaning avail. Here's your chance to earn a coding position which Involves DESIGN, maintenance, lawns, HOUSE PAINTlNO —-—— Z Tt»7I salary, shar« In the profits and translating printed material ————— K 52781 new 4 oldl Priced to fit anyone'! O&O ROOFING CD. maySe- even gs-eeme a partner into numerical Codes according PUPPET SHOWS—Original hand Fiorida Specialist INTERIOR 4 EXTBRIOR puppet programs for alall oecailons, nteds. aU-9513, Free estimates, fully Insured. Hot Roofs, Shingles, Repairs, Iwiifc no investment). to wW-deflned guide lines at 30 -^ . —— R 6-26-57 Outters & headers i painting. one of the world's leading clip & Save."3JS-1570"Save"3JS1570". BOCARRAGMBRKiNIL. K T.f.3» WHVPAYMOHE? SJ2-5017 678-0137 1Reliable, uleonled. Fully insured, IXPiRiiNCID DILIVHRY and insurance organizations for SHEET rocking, taping & finishing EVER-GREEN LANDSCAPING. DON'S — RIS76I Free Estimate!, 3739571,373-7177 all apeund salesmen wanted. Call you. we offer a good salary, over old ceilings J, wills. Also - — Z 1.27-71 ill 9 m. to 6 P.m. at 686 0344, excellent Benefits and an FurnUufe Repairs Complete Landscaping services BCONOMy MOVERS, INC INTERIOR & EXTERIOR a fireproof basement celllnos for 45 Call6BB.311S6r24l.123B —-=—,—===—-—= H J.13-1 opportunity for advancement staw Inspection, call JacR, 76!. Local & Long Distanca PAINTlNO, LEADERS B, Slipcovers 1 Draperies SO ASSISTANT maintenance man or commensurate with youc 0027, FURNITURE POLISHING — • R J.27,57 DON ALBICKBR.AAOR. OVJTT1RS. fRHE BSTIMATES, assistant sexton, part time, care of ability, please apply in person — — — K5.27.J0 RBPAIRINO, ANTIQUBS LAWN MAINTENANCE Union, NJ, 1N5UR1O, 6167913 OR 753793?, church, Short Hills area, or call S2J14JOI, RESTORED, REFINIIHING, Maintenance, Landscaping & 687.Q035J, ». . MR/.I- QIANNINl. R ( f m PLASTIC SLIPCOVERS, buy Refirtnces, Car necessary, flood ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE HENRY HUPP CAUL MU S-SMi. PlanflnB, Free esttrnaf«s. Calf Mr, MOVIN8 ptsplsi Btsj lobs, Smalf M l direct (com factory & laye, pay. Call 379-2131 after 6 PM. Wilson, M9.B091. custom pin-fitted In your home, All KEMPER INSULATiS 1. DBCfjRATIS RtfJS lobs. We move anytime. Also bgy PAINTlNO — — R1171 9 x 13 room completely installed --— -----—r- CS-27.57 oifl turn,, clean cellars a. attics, colon, guaget. Free home demo. S13S, 7 patterns to choose from, Garage Poors 47 OUAUITY lawn car? . Spring MUM!, 6:30 p.m. • 1! mianlght. INTERIOR a, IXTtftlOR TRIM 24 hr»,, 645.2917, AVON INSURANCE others available, pree estimate clean.up, faptlliilnp and . —- 15.5M0 TO EARN MONEY 6, BUY CADiT 9«,76J5, landscaping. Rsasonable rates. Call our District Manager; COMPANIES —— — K tfju GARAGE DOORS, INSTALLED, Free estimate. 379-5359. irvinsion I, yaiisBurg Areaj 371. garage extensions, repairs & GIBRALTAR MOVING CO, Rtf.6O Tile Work 84 25 Deforest Avenue service, electric operators and . —_—• _ R 5-27-57 4f40;'5cotch plaint Area! 647,1134, Summit, N,J, t2t per hr., personally supervised, Hahsvay Ares; 574 3330, Linden Child Care 31 radio controls, Stevens Overhead Insured, furniture paddetf. Local a, PAINTING TILE 8. REPAIRS Area: 486 0B42 Union S. IliiaBeth EqualOpporfunifyEmployeriW.F Door Co, Ch 1 0749, ' ROTO-TILLJNG statewide, Short fripi to and trom, FROM IRVINGTON-KETIS REPERENCii, Area: 35J isaao, MaBlewood Area; Lawn & garden area! made ready 24 hour service. Pree estimates. paint*rs. Int. ext. Fully insured. FULLY INSURED. 731.7300. Summit Area: 273-0702. CLERK.TYPKT-National Health for planting, 3760115, Piano specialists. 744.5700, (aooi Call anytime. 372-S34) or 3719717. FRANK HILBRANDT 273-1011 Agency, Sprinotield, Typing JO.60 Wonder World Home Imprmaments SO - =—- • -•-• R5.2757 S42-6727. , ——— R f».6i • — I 6S414 CARLF.KUEMNER BARMAiD.BARTBPtDeB - WPM, tiQ5i12Q plus benefits, call Malntwinti Senfitt 62 T—; — Rtf64 ANTHONY DsNICOLO S Son Tilt wanted days or eves. For appt, 37? 6042. "H •—• —••- Nursery School INTERIOR PAINTlNO 8, PAPER- —-KELUY-MOV1RS HANOINCFIRST CLASS WpRK^__ Contraetor—Kltehenilehni,, Bathroorns call 3731713 "or 371.434?, -^ —- RJM-1 MASONRY ftRepslrSil Bstlmatstlmatees cheerfullchfully .»__„ __—_ K 5-20-1 1359 MorrisAv.,Unlon,N.J. MAfNtBNSN UpCAL a, LONO DiSTANCI INSURED, 37J0B27, ' Finest,|n presehool education. Bajhs, kitchen cabinets, tiding, M YEARE S EXXIENCE Agent North American Van Llnei —— _____ R given. 6161S 0 Age*, 2 to 6, full & half day roofinfl, Basernenti, Armstrohg Floors vyaxM & BJeaned; homt», The OBNTLimjn movers, Z 7.31.(4 CLiRK.TYPjST sessions. •• • • ceilinas, tiling,- 20 y«ars F PAINTlNO Kl completcopee laiolanitorlal l orkwork,, EXTERIORS. INTERIOR (UNION, NJ.l.part time hours to oKlc — (Lt.t.44 Tree Service BE SOMEONE SPECIAL suit you; some experience Grand Opining for U i normal rrmm . Mee 69169199 68, 6888 - Free estimates. Reasonable rates. ^^^ALJSSiO.M^ • neeestary, pleasant office, 6917. Odd Jobs 721.1J4I or 7J7.1J17. company benefits,' Mr, waxman, Kindergarten, Sept,76 • —- R JJ7.4J 66 - - R517.6I ArtAPLEWOOD * REGISTER WITH M6J200. Call 6B7.24S2, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION- SIDNEY KATZ KS-J01 LAB HELPER Aluminum tiding, roofing, repairs 63 TREfEXPERTS K 5.27.J1 i (. Interior 8. exttrlor painting. RUBBISH REMOVED PAINTlNO, PAPgBHANOiNQ, SPBCIALIIINO IN PRUN1NO, A.lTEAAPS Per lesdina Hillside foundry. All appllanees, furniture, wood PLA|TMlNO_iNTPLASTBRIN (N ; *_•> BXt: All Phateiot Tree worn, Including NURSERY SCHOOL FreT = ^t e estimate)DL.Z:: 7 • -MI-— .: Foll- -: - . y• Insured- - - _- - . Call A-l CEMENT * masonry work. PREE BStiMATBS, 1995 MorrisAv,Union, 964,1301 CLERK TYPIST Duties Include machining of Patios, walls, steps 8. pool patios. and metals taken away. Attics, Removals & Power Spraying test bars. Excellent starting Small elaMes, state eeftlfled, anytime, Harry 761.7081, Oas«ments *nd garages cleaned Fully insures, FlrewoM & Wosfl 101 No,wooaAv,Linien,9ii.1601 Interesting petition In a technical parent involvement, ] 8,4 year old R 5J7.S0 Very (•Msenaele, Pree est", call salary & company paid eves only, £17,4191, out, HfasonBble rates. 935-3713. Chlpi, - - —- _ K SMI departrnent. Must ,be iccurate benefits program classes. Located on car, prospect K T.f-66 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR BOOKKBHPER AIIIITANT typist, Bxeellent starting salary a, St. h Tuiean Rd,, MaBlewood, 7«. General Home, Repairs •————— R5.J7-M painting, Leader f. Gutter work. 762-5221 Accounts payable, 35 nour week. All emergency repairs; gewer company paid benefits. 5411, SMALL MASONRY JOBS, NMD ODD JOBS DONE? Frte estimate, Jnsured, Stephen I S W.16 Union Maplekvood area, service,- mastering,- so[l rotating; Cleaning garaots, batements Dep, 233.3161, 3J4.«M0, COOPER -—— - KS.t311 liny type. Free estimates. Call M7. 1 6fl7-3SQ0 Can Mrs. Bgronn*6Bl,4iio any job, hip or imslli U hr.; free attlei, haulfng debrii, iioht movln; R.T.F.M BLUE JAY ——______.• K 5-80-1 est. Fully "nsgrtd. a«.fl46. U», enytirne, ALLOY CORP, - ' - R S-l J.6J a lawn cutting, general clean up. COO&ER.ALLOY ——.——— ' -—- RflOSO 686.5344. PAiNTlR— interior K ticterlor. TRIE SERVICE —Bloy It. 8, Ramsey Ay,,Hllislde-— —REG.ISTERNOWL- -ACUMINUM-Sldlng-SptMlallMi.- OUR JPEcrALTV-taWng down 6814120 rW iginfflir camp i Sept," esilniates. Fully iniureel.Ri CORP. Free estimate*! no salsBnsalisrnBn,, we —^BRICK STEPS-—- dlllltult trce5, trlmmlno 1 innt) (transportation). State license, t For Doctor's Office iloy St. f- Ramsey Av,,Hlllsiae AH equal opportunity employer do our own worfcofc , 3300 years All types of masonry. Sidewalks, IRV CAN FIX IT—painting, 467.iJli." clearing- Pull insured, Fre» Centrd IrvlnBtont experienced, full a. half day, swimming, exotrlenee. Capasso h Polltl 7)1- patios, patching. Car! 9640196, istlmatts, , • Iqual Opportunity employer trips picnics. eafpentry, elestrlcai, plumbino, .—•-—• — n t.f.«« ; mature, references. Permanent, K 52 — —— K 120.1 repairs and new Installation, No 862-2216 Bart time, 3rt«4i CALL M_ LAST,, AiT masonry, Ion top smaii. Reliable and SPKINO SPECIALS , ———— R 5-20-1 CLERK TYPIST Part time, Hrs, Orchard Park Blasterlno, wsferproof Ing, self reasonable 271.47*1 — in-mt, 1 family outildt Bainted M7S,, J. — — • zt.a7.it CLlRKtowrk part time in retail 10-s, work in small growing office. employed and Insured, Work i)7S., 6.IS75, 4 up, Roorni, 417.4010 LEGAL SECRETARY Att.nilon- . hallwayi, stores Mi, S, up. AdoTV, Radios Hi-Fi store-day, evenino S. weekend Stlaryearnmensurate with ability, Nursery School Do-It YourHlttri... Ouaranteid. A, NUFRIO, 30 yrs. 17 hours available, profit sharing __ __ KSJO1 enp, 6SJB773 ATTENTION HOMBOWNBRSi pglntlna trim, windows i doori. retirement plan. Apply In person GLERK-TYPISTApIJtltude for ixperlenced Only, convenient, 12»4Vlc"terAv»,, Attics, cellars, garages arid yardi Carpentry, roofing, gutteri 8, PAST, 1XP1HT Repair of all modern suburban office. 4471M0. Union, M7-4U4, E A MISS OF IT? cleaned. Ail Ilrf and rufabliti leaders. Very reaiona Cumberland Farms Store, 144 figures, intere»fing position, all removed. Leaders and gutter* l&Pl'S.-.yKy- reajpnsble, frse Union Ave,, Irylngton, N,J, An benefits, Springfield area. ——~——— N 5-J0-1 . It done RIGHT, call one of EXPERT MASON, estimates. Free minor Steps, pntlos, cleaned, trucking, V#ry equal oppty, employer. fv\.F,_ Caii4S71i50 the experts CARPENTER: Fully Insured, 871.4000 or ,,; Linden., MACHINIST • Dirietoryl vyalka, oarages, piosterlnglsteri , reasonalbe rates. R sv-m ~— -— H 5-W-l Cleaning S^rvites 31 piumBihBi (liBtTna^Repairs of ill CLERK , To work in computer COUNTER PERSON-part-time F1T«H MARRAI PAINTBBI for dry cleaning store, flexible Maintenance machinist required : '• * types, railing) # ornomenfol PLUMBERS, ATTBNTIONl Sell department of large wholesaler. "ATfor " ..itSblassembly deptd.p.t IIn'^lean elearSi • _ MBN WOMB NOR 'C0UN.U Ironwork. Building violatiens Iifttrlor B, Interior, flutters t 3»Vj hour week, afl employee hours. Appealing to m»ture IP'YOU'RB AN lXP«»T.wh' your services to over 80,000 local individual. 376.0411: modern «l«trr conditionecondmorieda plant,. • P»» "ma office elaanlng. ApB|y removed. Satisfaction gusranteod. BBrsyworK. Fret est, S>f.67J4( m tamliHi with a low-coi! Want Ad benefits, $87 to start, 1A&TBR Knowledg* of nastle hot itamplnfl I »»' Morrli Av»,, Union, N.J, Ace Building Service. 233B132, PAINTiNa, CTC^CALL «J-«}|^ 1014, WARBHOUSB CORP, 635 Rahway process helpful, but not nleesSBry, • " '—~^ — K t»f.)2 Ave., Union^gMMO. , .' CUSTODIAN WANTED tor Hxcellent working condition, good Rlff-M synagogue In Irvlngton, Hours rite, complete b*neflt program, eHRKTYpiSTReeeptlenist flexible, Call 174*014 or 37j.«il for busy suburban newipaper bet. 6 ti i PM. STIRLING PLASTICS otfiti In Union- Must type, be good Ki.JOl Dlv, iorden Chemical 686-7700 with figures,. Some switchboard EXECUTIVE-: SECRETARY Cortlen Ine, experience helpful. Good starting Pull time, salary open, Springfield Sheffield St., Mountdnsidc N J ...toplvCeanad salary h CO, benefit*. Call Mrs, arts, call for ippf, Mr. Doyle (oBp, U.S. Highway is .'J ) Call the experts to do the job-right! Woi|enherfl,^g677O0, for anon " : EqualQpportunlty ImpioyirM (- in this section. 5^ •=~ _*^,—=__=—***= K S.30'1 Iratruttioni, Mlic. U COW er HOR5B manure or rich MARIA'i COUNTRY CRAIiTi farm top soli World of mlnlatyres, Larsest WmtedtoBm 17 Apirtmtnti For Rtnt LEADER=Thursday, May 20, 1976 CHESTNUT FARMS selection in the area for the egg U,$,PLATi BLOCKS Acmje rvJ|"NIS LESSONS 3718417. Artist t, doll house collector. IBVIMQTON 110 CXPBR7 PROFESSIONAL — - • H, 5 V Singlet, sctumujjllonl, 3 rooT!i llfO J n» HI Heal A DININO f(afn, Blonde, i chairs, Join our miniature clyb. Send tor collections, Canada. Top pricm hot water e fvator no pets RIVER FRONTAQE Student art at museum 125 4 HOURS china closet. Buffet, 1175 or Best free Info, ilia Springfield Ave,, paid. 527 1011, Cenven *nt oeatlon Phone for COLORADO I . , . , . 1. r I I h division of Ihr Di'pnrtmcnl of GROUP LESSONS Form own 19 0 o a p ce Dea f "M 1 I 1 rl K r I lh otter. Call alter I P.M., in-iiUi New Providence, 665 OMS appo ntment 372 7743 1 i">KP of i p«rion» Alto K J 15 • Z 5 22 97 I amosa Re on a N^Ir ra !1 In PRIVATE n a a so •* a a e 43 0 g • • Dealers call btsvn 912 noon. 738 hgusewares, 10 tu 4, (v\ay 22 t 33, BUY ANO SILL BOOKS M S7S I i I I I lit" I'i'irl leiilurl y I'.ircful • iMwthmillM ^* 321 PARK AWi., PLAINFIEIO iuxyry6plul s a, 2 tll^ baths A, eat in 3 2722 MI 4896 nil. 1071 Summit LnnD, Mountainside science kitchen In each, 2 car 50 1 1 1 nL ! it i I adhorcRt'i. lo ihi-. ni"J,sp,ipfr'B • Gingi Sales "—-—- K5 20 — Z5 27 9 — ---• —— I 617 i K,7 garage, laundry room, flen, IRVINOTON UN ON 1 1 Friiiiu iiftt-. ik'iii!lini> is ,iij • Flea Markets FLEAMKT. MOVINO SALf; Old 8, new things central air, wall to wan carpeting, 1 uom hi»et hot wa er s pp led ' HETful f 3 n # 4, fufurnituru e Ironi 9 3 P.M.,, FT I,,. OLD CLOCKS WANTED custom draperies^ many extras. I f QO on en ent to E^s es 7 a B I f vi.si"! !'jr niatiTiiil intended for * Rummage Siln SSai.i , S, SSun 15. 4 GlGlenweot// Rd,, Any condition Top prices oaia. Asking ((W.OOB, Principals only, an c a an & shepp ng % 75 e* [p r aw n * 1 SUN., MAY 23rd BHiaeem 1 1 | She JuilC i issue. •,HHi' Ihi - • Basement Sites Also clock Repairs M7 6101. 964 ISO? or 793.1W?- pe mon e tyft reference s (•.KB »-->/• RAiNORSHINi — —— R f.M7, J3JM — — Z 3 1 "i i 1 "ifire u.ill he cliiM'd nn • Yard Sales, etc. • YMHA, Oreen Lane, Union, rides, MOVINO IALI —Furniture, CASH lor silver coins. Also USM IRVINGTON Z 22 97 .Memorial Day, Mondav May * food, free admission. Info, 687= household goods. Boys and teen f lr I gold ft sterling Stamps coins ft IRV NGTOH Stsrei for Rent 114 3420. irls* clothing, camping equip., modal collections, OiNNis COIN HAPPINESS FOR SALE P 3 2 room I I I 111 •U Ail 'irMnifuiii.i-,:,!.' -.x-i.il ZI23 f MC typewriter, jewelry, etc, Sat , STORE, Sjg StuyvesBnt Ave., P E p 1 J=I»* AW, every Wtd., Italian- There's a heap o'happy Uvin Q B ia ng IRVINSTON F i and nthtr m\v--. jrcm. - for ;hi- W5 COfVO(TfON««, Cajemenf, May J}, 1IS4 Burnet Av , Union irvington. & h A tc PP ed Nea 1) 1 7500 ITU, 1 year old, ixeellent American club, inrnan s. New • — -—-—~ RIJO efferea In this J Bedroom 3 floor issue of June - ^hi.uir! ho Brunswick Aves., Rahway, 9 4, — R 5 27 17 home. The living room |i graced EXJ c s 39:9 4 8 or 0B69 ^ f nrfl M conaition. Haraly uaea. Call M<: Z 5 11 11 1 4BQ1 rain or shine. 382 7121, ORGAN,HAMMOND PIPES, CASMFOKStHAP By a distinctive fireplace. •.uhmittt'd t)y Fnda . nion'.ini! IRVIN&TON \l f f ' —— HA.J.JO EXCELLENT CONDITION. Load your car. Cast Iron, 11,25 per Excellent neighborhood, walking May in ASKING SSJO. |M lbs,, newspapers, $t,2i per distance to schools. Put your 5 oom d It tin He t & ho HVINGTON I AIR CONDITIONER CARRIER FL1A MARKET, sat,, June 5th, M7 5611 alter 4 P.M. i 1000 lblbs.s , titied up Bbundlel s free off family in this pleutrel w e 5 pp H1 A a b e J y I 246 p ng 4.000 BTU, Blmeit new, 1100,, spaces available. Masonic Temple a 373 S7B4 i Philco, 1? In, B-W portable TV, Parking let, 1912 Morris ave., Hi 30 ;: foreiggn materialsalerials.. NoNo.. 11 copper copper,, i^s NORTH 371 4J42 BUT DOOR FLEA MARKIT I cents per Ib. Brass lust 26 cents per Z 0 97 I I 1 f MrtB/eyclM for Sale 130 with rtmote control 4, stand, lioo,, Union, information call 484-JsJO. • 1 5 20 96 IRV HGTOH J lawn chain, sii, ji x M oval l iir June sis. Sat. a, Sun,, rain dates : IB. Rags, ,gi cents. Leas and RO5ELLE -i 1 I June 36 8,27, Larehmont Lodge No. i batteries; ^^ computer D w c • m Te spac ous 3 mirror, Slg, 187.4432 FOR SAL1 Wall to Wall carpetinj we ili0 oom pa men a a able J ne * paaaing, approx. *} yas., Lee's 16B K. of p. Park Union Deborah, prim outs & tab earcH, we also Roselle-Cranford Area —— —— KS-JO Municipal Parking Lot. Boys Club, I handle paper drives tor scout lo a ed ne sfiepp ng h acrilon, geld, very good eond., will Large modern Bi level, excellent PC e t on Clean we lltep Imsstmtnt Property III ALUMINUM WINDOWS S, floori. sell tor iioo, if Bicked up, cell 68( jeannette Ave., Union (off Morris location, convenient to shopping L D d ng Heferen es r*» ed Bear the high coif of fuel" at I6M after 1. Ave. I sis per space both days. Can schools, attached garase, 200 It ELIZABETH 1ZS reasonable ratej, 'EXPERT Pen ilav e*» p an prem eS K 5 23 acegmmodale more than 100 lot. 2414948. REPA.IAS ON SCREENS 4 tables. Benefit Deborah Hospital. ._ _ ——_____- l 5 JO 96 — — ,,5 32 97 FOR SALE—Custom made 3 pc, Call 6HB965. 687 1138 4 MIQMB. ROSELLEE PARK RVINGTON E WINDOWS, man, sectionalfc chair , wood I, glass end ——- ZI22 oeo. PATON Assoe, & 6 Lyons A e 2 room — — HI)} «. cocktail tables, good condition. PACE CB HEADQUARTERS 416 Chestnut St. apar men a a lable J ne ANTIQUE FLEA MKT. By Friends M70J48 after 1 P.M. DAILY PHOTO RosellePk. 2411686 cle n we 1 ma n nf*d h la ng C p e of Animals, iun,, May Slrd, Union • —— KS 22 117 No. Wood Ave., Linden. BUSINESS , —— —— 1 no ft ie y loca ed fo Pfcwy S, nford Di FURNITURE t, APPLIANCES 4l62ili. SPRINSFiBLD shopp ng en % 60 Reference JUNK CARS S!!m^ *•"*• ZS22 WELFAfii 1 PEOPLE WITH RIM IDMRECTOBVI e£? ed ep p en prem e FRiE OIFTS CREDIT PROILEMS, INSTANT NEWLY LISTED! — —— Z 22 97 Viut on Rentals 124 ASSORTED living room furnitur* CREDIT. IMMBQ. DEL. CAul. FARTiALeONTINTSOFHOUSI IRVINOTON f am*, twin ilje maple headtjoarij M. QRANO, 373 6611 Furniture, somg antiques, bfie.a. Accounline Bookliecping 18 spacious home for growing family, FRSB lOXOFWNDT 4 Bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, mod: 1 4 la ge new y pa n ed rooms p OCCANPHONT — — — r i ^sr VCF^ a, ggg — _ -_— R t f Brae. May 51. 2J. Fri. 1 Sat., 2711 bidg near b op heat g^ he GARAOE SALE Larehrnonf Ra., Union, 10 A.M.,4 * PLASKONKA kitchen, alshwasher. Mid SO's, BB JUNK CABS WSNTIB FHgE "TIAMHONOA" FIRST TO CALL! wa e supp ed AftPT 4 P M app y VISORS " R520 Kitchen set, wrought iron lamps, P.M. advice 2414664, p 3 f wood Te H s jia S. BACK AOAINtt IITT , LUKE'ES shelves, etc., Jaf, e. lun., ?i PM. .. .^-=^= ^ S-2O — ——— Z S 211 FBII HONB4 EPISCOPAEPISCEPISCOOP L CHURCH:: FLEFLEEA 19 Baehman place, irvington PIANO RENTALS OAK RIDGE REALTY Mirms REALTORS 376482! IRVINGTESN BOOK COVERS MARKETT 4, BlTAfBlTAffBB — — ki-22 FROM HOD PER MONTH, 21 93 y e Sr A e **3 room RIMAINDlRSRIMN , Corner 4th (.OARAGE 5ALE-FM , Sat f. Sun APPLICAILE TO PURCHASI. 37! Morris Av.,Spf Id JUNK CARS & TRUCKS RONOQMUSIC RESIDENTIAL J, Commercial Z p r men! i ivsileble June 1 OCEflN G6TE Walnut St. Hoieiie, May 22, 104 May 21, 22, 23, 1101 DeBrs Dr., alarms installed. Low cost ana UL e tvPlnia n ned B d ng WANTED P.M Vigorous promotion, ail Linden, (off Stiles St.), 01 HWY 33 AT VAUXHAUL RD. SPRINGFIELD i UNION. N j. 6S7-22J0 listed. Call J.R.H. Ilee. 6S7055B. o id nea r n p L hepp ng media, excellent crowd (low. Have refrigerator, w.freezer, pinK, Ren si? pe a pf f on pree m 1 ft h room few more outiiae dealers. excellent eond,, other items _„ _ -' Kff — — K6-3S1 NEWL.5TING — z 22 « Call J4I0I1J or S4JJ411, —— — K S.20 PIN BALLMACHIME SALE Carpet k Rup Mod, kit., ige, lr,, dr., ! ir's 5, —r——^ Z J.jg GARAOE SALfE OVIRIOMACHINES 28 mod, Bath on 1st fir, of this just OHTLET BtACH MotorcjclB For Sile 1195 up 130 BIARCAT 101 now in itock . MAY 22 t, 23, 10 A.M..3 P.M- listed home. 3d Br * a small rm IRVIHGTON Ha9,iO with this «d, Oooa till June 865 HOBSON IT..UNION Novel Co. (201)i63.66I» KARPETKARf on 2nd fir. Asking 141,900 a, well RT.F 6 room p fp neme rs oo l?74 KAWASAKI 12, DAILY PHOTO, 117 No, Wood — — K 5-20 Carpets 8, rugs steam cleaned In worth seeing? I BleJ ly 1 SJBSper mon h Ave., Linden, 4i»,jiii GARAOE IAL«; May 21, 22, 23, "PLAIN AND FANCY" garage vour home with newest steamen mon h CE r v Hpaf & no w e 10 6 P.M. Records, housewares, sale, items including 4x6 b«lge- Process, f=re» estimates calf REMLINGER ppi ed 374 2 »B S* DE M — Ri22 toys, fabrics, clothing, speakers rug, happy prices, sat. i, Sun,, RE BEDROOM SBT, 5 PCs. May 22, 23. 10 A.M. • 6 P.M., 27 3B1-BWB 376-3319 — — Z5229 FB 55 E133 1B (large), handmades, 79 Dover St., IRVINOTQN p cm P" «. C 1 T/ Tnemasvilie, Italian Provincial', Upper VailSburg. Adams St., Irv., Between Madison H 5JO.M —Realto —r il!0-96 glass top coffee table, s Ave,, a, Puller Place. UNION 5 oom na floo 2 lam iy B QC^ en o OY ¥3 2 3 Mediterranean green chairs, —- - — R 5-20 Clianing S»rvi«i 32 ho e hea s, ho w p ppl ea — ——— Z 29 21 ainini room, white children's GARAGE SALE: 5 family sale, NEW LISTING a b e y May be PPTI or»at buys, 1382 Clinton Ave., POOL FILTER WITH now C I le (PM 373 604 dreiiec French Provincial girl's ATTIcs, basements, garages, etc. 1ST TIME AQVBRTISID! Young V.I,p, HONDA irvington. Sat. J. Sun. 5SS — 5.23. BACKWASH AND HQSB bedroom, desk, ice cream parlor ' Cleaned. Call 762,|B6€ Bffore 2;30 Split level, Battle Hill area, center • IS 3! 97 5-J PM, No early birfls CONNECTION. USED 1 YBAR, IRVINGTQN Kitchen set, 73A.51S0- i or after 1:30, all day weekends hall, 3 bedrooms, jv} Baths, 60x1 jo ————~—- RJ.JO IIST OFFER, 6170941, 3 eem 1 f eg S1S0 he a ho a su —3—— — R 5.2J — K6,2432 lot. 143,900. Act fasti 7)1-1100 BltT.RITS baby carriage, high GARAGE SALE w=» er pp ed ne 1 < ijc-'ii chair & Swyng-ematie 6aiy swing May 218, jj. Bet, f.4 PM REFitlOKRATOR, small, almost OAK RIDGE REALTY in excellent condition, M41227 233 Blvd., Keniiwerth new, perfect (or college student. ; HOUSECLEANIN_ . ._, G PROBLEMS? 5 oom na t ee 52 Q pp 134 • • Rj.JO Retails $120, asking $80. Call 374. ' Oenerail eieanlng, eafpef RIALTORS 376,4122 own hr & hs w e J ne 1 Mostly new items 7031 or 374-7018, shampooing, & stearh extractiari, B 0)>e Dn te 3 4 6334 RINT THAT ROOM *'•—. a A isn" BOOK SALE H 5-20. H-520 : furniture shampooing, cleaning" k UNION Z i.20.96 HOME REPA « SESV CE Hillside Public UIBrary lawn. GARAGE SALE! Used furniture, waxing, window I, wall wasHrnj. AS V" 4 i'nes .11 me Corner Liberty a. Hillside Aves., is ROYCB « HEADQUARTERS LARGE CORNER rug. Bicycle, toys fc many other Bonaed-lnsured Call IRVINGTON (UPPER) :er-3!« *aros U K Ca • :M6.77 00- to 4;jo P.M., Mty nft 23. WJ441J, iitms. Sat,, May JSna, 9-2 PM. 192 DAILY PHOTO BXECUTI VESPL.IT La ge newly decora ed eff c ency —• R S52 117 No. Wood Ave., Linden DOMESTICARB PUTNAM R1DO1 AREA So Springfield- Ave,, Springfield, 371.1310 room nens em pr e ba h n AutomsbilB lor Sale CARPET CLEARANCE Ri20 4I6-JB1B, 1 Bedrooms p|us, 2 full Mths & 3 pr a # home for & ne s per on 12S 40 pet ta 40 pet savings, from $3,?? OARAGE SALE-Fri,, «, Sat,, May — RI-2O lavs, large science eat.in kitchen, w fh eferences Cg 2?A I 79 per ia. yd,, expert Instai,, choice of 21-23, 16 Mt, yernon Ave , formal aining room, jiving room, — — , Z 0f7 ?73 CArVtAdQ C RUMMACIIALB EntBrtilnmtnt 31 ree room, large entrance hall, Pa oaded h decorator colors. Free shop at irvington 10 to 4, Rain or shine fun, 1 Men., May 23 4 24, 93, IRV1NGTQN (UPPER) ^ m ea nd Si 0^ 5 f MIKE TOeiA homeisrv. Budget terms. S3S07)j, — •— K 520 Solomon Scheehter Day School. built.in air conditioners, many, Ness t Ter a a lab e J ly 1st 2 5 3 Q — —. k s;» Vauxhall Bd. », cedar Ave., union, "Ml RACLE MITCH" MAOICIAN many extras, excellent for iarfle ap s w tn heat S room S27S OiRL SCOUT Lively Children's Parties family, mother.dauohter of otfiee 1 2 26 CEMBTIRY PLOTS OARAGE SALE - — KJ3J mo 4 rm S22i mo Adults } Your ONE GUY in HILLSIDE Says: Rabbits, balloons, prizes ft home, priced in 70's. By (S2J e" for g o ndkeepe ! 1 .#72 FORD E=fOO • iupff van, Sat., May I2na. hours i to s P.M. 5.B.E.CB HEADQUARTERS Adult shows 5, much more aBpeintment only, mon h sec ty 372 37 4 w nflCA ex e en Cong b n3 HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK 961 Park Terr,, Union, DAILY PHOTO , Reasonable Rates 312.6146 MAX 5EROTA RIAL BSTATB — 25 22 f 7 % ^QQ 7 DM m & £5 4.3 i'WE WILL NEVER liBethsjmantGBrdensMiuioleun • • RJJJ 117 No, Wood Ave., Linden. ——— KS.30-M 402 ColBiial Ave., Broker 616.1267 416SI11. ——— —— Z5J2,9S IRVINGTON UNION LINE SfuyVesanf Avf,, Union OI43P0 HANDCRAFTS — RJ.M 3 room L,a den Apt a r cend I f 74 KAHMAN OH A OfficeilsOOStuyvessnt Ave.,Unian 50 UNION BE UNDERSOLD!" AND WHITB BLIPHANT SALI TMRIPTIHOP 2 story, 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, near fleer Mdu ts enly Av lable j y — '• >— KM, Freeadmiislon. Sun, May JJ, 11,7, Bargains galore, special Washington School. »4i,fOO, No 1 No pets ?M 4739 or 226-? 130 CLASSICAL piano music—sheet i Knights of Columbus Hall, 1034 clearance, "good clothing, D«ALDIBECT*SAVB realtors please. 6te-M96 or tit — I 20 97 Books (various grades), "The Jeanette Ave,, Union, Bargains househeia items, 9 5 weekdays carpentry, cabinet making. 0193. galore, Sponsored by Wlvet of The Roofing, Siding, masonry, ceilings, MORRIS TWP (MORH1STOWN! AIR CONDITIONING Etude Music Magazine" (ami ot only, 3041 Springfield Ave,, cor. — — t52!,96 5 3 bed asm luxury A C 1934 thru 1947 jsiues), music Onion Fire Fighters, sheetroek perches. J715744. p e? e en so Pot. Millfturn Ave., "Vauxhall, N.J., UNION G den Apa men s PBJ SB e dictionaries, "Opera News" K522 buses 3i J, 70. —— • H 6-3 50 NYC bus n 3» 661 her e a =* ng T SALES & SERVICE magailnes,' Librettos, Very low HIAtTH FQOBS, Vye carry a full ADAMS HOMB IMPVTS. T It ng app ca on prices, as wiih quick sale,, (la. line of natural foods, honey, salt Carpentry, roofing, additions. Inf. PRESTIGE HOAAI WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST 0041. free & sugarless foods, nuts, IR, . TURNBRJM+l I ¥^&\l&H\S&J!?«i&l i gu.1smBricMp.it |evel, i rooms, 4 — ZTP 9 Microphones now in stocH. s, ext, paintina. Wtchens, baths, bedregmitm Briksli, ultra t Kitchenll I , dining SERVICE DEPTS. IN THIS AREA! '—- HJ.JJ VINpTON HEALTH FOOD basements, patios. 6i7-7453. RANDOLPH TWP (DOVER DAILY PHOTO room, I' j batfis, 1st floor aen, rei AREA) 1. AIR CONOITiONINtS I. TILBVISION (Color STORE. 9 Orange Aye,, Irvington — R 6-1050 room, central air, a ear garage COFFBB1 TABLTE E . Olaslass & 372,6(93. _ SUMMIT' HBALTH 117 NO, WOOD AVB. HIM LTON AN Lu* ry Ap HISMEST PRICES ga or nk, Linden, N.J. fenced property. Top value, for r oc 6. o g d e s* ng and Slack 8. Wh t tfyTjsvitf^^^ t,,f. ^,j». wired islsphone Mortgigt Torpor ition and TV sutlg^ in alt tiwing rooms, bedrooms and ^ \f(i>VER 45? LIKE THE d#ns . , , Luminous kitchen veiling flscfure , , , Biggs W straps as Deluxe 22 eu, ft., side-bv-side no froi< refrigefator l^etut!^l \it,e prtsident and frw«r svlth builtin ice maker , , , Range wim chief operntinfi officer of J.I, double ovens, one self cleaning builtin exhauit CEAN, AND LOOKING Kislak Mortgage Corporation,- Individual compaetor , . , Automatic dishwasher the mortpage hanking div'isioii , , , Deluxe clothes washer and drVer , , , Quality nf The Kiglak Orgatiif.atinn, A cabinets and woodwork , , , High quality bath native New: Yorker and futures including extra large bathtubs, deluxe showers, Single lever fauces with iemperatuni FOR LOW COST LIVING? Uraduate of the University of control, color coordinated sinks , , , Canopied the City of New York, Bigg entrances to a gracious lobby , , , Spacious social was associated with l.omns lounge . , , Men's and women's health clubs with ...ic*» have It all Nettleton, mortgnge bankers, saunas, exercise equipment, lockers and showers , , , ^ind-HeftieMijnstriicllon Co. Heilden t manager , , , 24 hour doorman sarvies , , , FAWN LAKES IS A BRAND NIW , before joining Kislak in 1968* Closed circuilTV swuijty , , , Three automatic stavatorj- FULLY PLANNED COMMUNITY, , , , Cafcle TV . , PrisaM locked storage bin for iseh Woicott, 25, has licen with apartment and bulk storage , , . Seven acres of beautiful FEATURING AS STANDARD Klilak for one year. He was landscaping and walkways , , . Two tennis tgiirS Ilium- EQUIPMENT SUCH ITEMS AS previously iissoeiated with inatsd for night play , . , Heated and lighted swimming WASHiR/DRYER, REFRIGERATOR, Bdward D. JOHes & Co., an pool with eharse* and tables . , , M«mbarship,at tha SILF-CLEANINC OVEN RANGE, investment banking company exclusive Channel Club , , , Covered parking with private SMO'Ki DETECTION, lisied on the New York'Stock assigned spaces , , , Ample parking for guess , . , lui service to Port Authority and Wall Street . . , And Morel T.V. ANTENNA, Kxchangc. Flagship National PLUS MORE,,. Bank and Greater S'ork Co., a ('andadiari land development Actual Photos firm headqunrtpred in View or Value? — At Channel Club Tower you get both! • Toronto, • J.I. Kiglak Sne, has divisions in mortgage banking, mor- CHANNEL CLUB TOWER tgago brokerage, real estnte CHANNiL DRIVI, MONMOUTH BEACH. NEW J1BSIY 077S0 nnd insurance. CALLCOULtCT! !201) K9.ZBM Detached and multi family single story homes located in Southern Ocean County's enchanting woodlands only B miles from Long Beach Island Financing Available, FROM Dirnctiom: a,S, PwVwiy ox it Imrmdlra Ooupaney from $24,950 to Rt, 36 to Motwnoutt, Buch, $43,300.174,480, turn it Contra! Read, PenthouH Suit« AvaiiaNfl. uireetioM: Take Garden Stale Parkway to Exit 63 akes then west'3 miles on Rt, 72 to Fawn Lakes, From Points Weit, lake Rt, 70 Gait to Rt, 72 then Eajt 20 milei to THE /MANCIN! Fawn Lakei, Manahawkln N,J, Models open 9-8 (7) days a week.