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923-9207 Price 20« TheTImes^iursda^ovembe^ ______VOL 55 NO 4 ...... - - ...... — 1,-- - Officials Review Shoot Two Water Pressure Problems In Vicious Holdup Thp Township Committee, placing a greater demand on The problem on Chestnut the Fire Department and the system and the situation and Williamson is slightly Elizabethtown W ater co. are has been growing more different, according to Dill, Two men are in critical con­ in the air before a second one working together to alleviate a severe. But the water com­ and possibly harder to alle­ dition after being shot by a hit Moser in the face. The potential problem w ith water pany is on the ball here." viate. In addition to being gang of holdup men with gang then took valuables, pressure in certain areas of said b ill. highly elevated, the area shotguns in the midnight rob­ jewelry and cash from the town, it was learned this The entire matter was first borders the Newark system bery of Riley's Tavern on patrons and fled the scene, week. brought up in a November 6 and is plagued with a con­ Long Avenue Wednesday possibly in a waiting dark blue The water company, in a conference with water tinuity problem. The water night. Ford Torino. letter to the town, revealed company officials. In that company proposes to gain an Frank Moser, 29, of Linden Police spokesman said that plans to modernize and meeting, which was attended easement from property was shot in the face and James there was a delay in the re­ improve water pressure in by Mayor Harold Wovsaniker, owners on the hilly street and Nohe, 28, of Union was shot in ceipt of the alarm from the several locations in town. The Commissioner Peter orvelli, improve and enlarge the the buttocks In what local alarm company and that police two main problem areas in Chief Dill, and water company system, but Dill sees problems police term "one of the most responding to the scene very town, according to a survey representatives Phil Frances and homeowner opposition to vicious crimes ever" in the likely passed the getaway car taken by the Insurance Service and Peter Smela, a 1975 ISO the plan. history of the township. as it sped up Long Avenue Organization (ISO) and survey was reviewed. The ISO Even with the problems of Police believe that the gang toward Pennsylvania Ave and confirmed by the water is a major force in setting the present system, Dill noted of four or five men cased the Park Street. Police later found company are in the West­ insurance rates. In their that Hillside enjoys a "B" tavern earlier Wednesday some of the discarded minster section of town and in survey, the ISO tested a rating from ISO, the second evening before attempting the pocketbooks on Park Street. highly elevated areas such as number of hydrants in indus­ highest possible rating, holdup shortly before mid­ A police spokesman stated Chestnut Street and the upper trial, commercial and residen­ making Hillside one of ap­ night. The assailants entered that they believe the attack part of Williamson Ave. tial areas. The ISO went on to proximately 10 towns of the tavern with three shotguns was part of a series of sim ilar Fire Chief Carmen Dill make recommendations in the comparable size to enjoy such one of which police believe holdups that haye been com- stated that he was pleased at areas that the water company a rating. was sawed off, and ordered mited in Linden, Rahway, E li­ the response by the water has now adressed. The water company ap­ everyone to the floor. Police zabeth, Newark and Orange, company official and stated Dill noted that the problem peared willing to aid the town now think that Nohe did not and that they are currently that there was no cause for in the Westminster area is in upholding or improving the hear the gunman, and when following up leads in the case. alarm. Dill noted that com­ related to a number of water rating as water company re­ he did not obey their com- Anyone with any informa­ plaints of low water pressure main "dead ends” in the area. presentative Phil Frances mads, was shot in the but­ tion about the case is urged to in certain areas of town have The water company plans to stated: "Elizabethtown does tocks. Moser then apparently call Detective King at 923- existed for years and stem make improvements on not want to operate on mi- panicked and attempted to 3225 or 926-5800. from a water main system that Windsor Way, Nottingham nimums. We want to maintain . * V *— wrestle the gun away from one was installed in the 1920's. Way, West King St., Revere what we believe are good re­ of the men. One shot went off Hillside Ambulance Squad members Bob Kaufman (background) and Doug Mackey (fore­ "Our water main systems Drive and Surrey Road by lations with the communities ground) aid Frank Moser who was critically injured after being shot in the face by gunmen who was built when Hillside was a looping more water lines into we serve. We do not believe held up Riley' s Tavern Wednesday night. (Photo by Ed Smith) rural community. Now popu­ the area and eliminating the that these improvements will lation density has grown dead ends. be prohibitively costly." School Board Honors Kennedy Runner-Up In Junior Miss Pageant Athletic Efforts

The Board of Education students and assist the regular with police coverage at basket­ second runnerup. Jennifer tume she designed and made Elizabeth and dance instructor High auditorium, that was Cynthia Montefusco of held on the thier most harmo­ teachers in small group ball games this year. The Cotten and Eilleen Gilleece, herself. Although she has Mary Kelly. packed with more than 1000 Cranford was named Union nious and fastest agenda struction. The supplemental sticking point is money. Last both of Hillside, shared the’ studied speech arts, the Union "This was a very hard thing people. Pageant chairman; County Junior Miss for 1978- without a single dissenting teachers are not under con­ year the police received $7 an Spirit of Junior Miss award in County Junior Miss had never to decide. There was so much Bobby Cowan of the Jaycees 79 out of 24 girls who com­ vote in less than 25 minutes. tract to the school district, but hour. This year the board has balloting by the girls in a received any drama in -. talent and all the girls were attributed the success to the peted in the pageant which The Board made the most of are p£.id on a per day basis. offered $8 per hour but the competition roughly equiva­ stuructionuntil two weeks ago'really close and very dedica- girls. was held at Hillside High their happy mood as they * The Board approved an police are asking for $9 per lent to the congeniality award. after she selected the skit and ted." said Golden after the "I am happy the way it School Saturday night and was honored the football team for application for Title IV funds hour. It was indicated that the Eileen Pauli of Union took edited it down from 20 pageant. went. But the reason was the sponsored by the hillside the Watchung Conference for supplemental materials in Board is looking into alternati- top prize for scholarship, after minutes to the required three Pageant officials were also girls. They were enthusiastic, Jaycees. v National Division champion­ the amount of $5345, some ves. Kean College, Union College minutes. happy following Saturday co-operative and talented." Miss Montefusco won or ship with a resolution which, if the application is * The Board agreed to tour and Seton Hall University. Mary Jane Tullman of night's sellout of the Hillside said Cowan shared four of the five indivi­ thanking the players, head approved, will go to aid Christ the school buildings and Miss Montefusco was Union, who shared the Talen dual honors awarded in the coach Bob Larsen and as­ the King School. inspect them as part of their thrilled, needless to say, with award, performed a breath­ pageant. Overall, the pageant sistant coaches Larry Coppola, * The Board appointed budget preparation input. her selection as Junior Miss. taking acrobatic act to the was closely contested with two Kevin Barnes. Frank Valliere, Jenai Agosta as wrestling The Board tour will take place "I certainly did not expect theme of "Close Encounters". girls sharing honors in three of Ray Juliana, Thomas Shanker cheerleader advisor and Lois Saturday December 2 at 1 this. The only thing I wanted Kathy Kennedy, who the categories. Montefusco and George Orlando As­ Bricklin as basketball cheer­ P.M. The public was invited. to do was go through the became the second Hillside in captured top prize in the Poise sistant Coach Coppola was in leader advisor. Both will * The Board received the pageant and get everything three years to be named and Appearance and Judge's attendance at the meeting and receive honorariums of $480. resignation of WOK teacher right. I accomplished that and runnerup in the pageant, was Interview outright, shared the in turn thanked the Board for * The Board received cor­ Joan Minneci Harrison effec­ just turned out right" said the thrilled but calm following the Youth Fitness prize with sanctioning such new pro­ respondence from the Hillside tive January 10 and accepted Cranford resident, who hopes pageant. Kathy Kennedy of Hillside, grams as summer weighlifting Police Department that indica­ it with regret. take up international corpo­ "Winning was not the most and shared the Talent award and attendance at a football tes there may be problems rate law at William and Mary important thing. This whole with Mary Jane Tullman of camp. week was such a great expe­ Union High. College next year. "These new programs have Miss Montefusco thrilled rience, just meeting all sorts Hillside was well represen­ not only resulted in a cham­ Datebook ted in the pageant with seven the audience with her talent of new people and working pionship, but also accounted entrants. Miss Kennedy, in presentation as she performed together. We all had so much for the fact that our boys have addition to sharing the Youth a comical dramatic presenta­ fun. My being the runnerup been in excellent physical tion entitled "Elois" in a cos- and everything the went on Fitness title, was named condition. As a result, we Wednesday, November 22 tonight was just extra. This have had very few injuries of whole week was the real major consequence." said Overeaters Anonymous, Community Center, 10a.m. reward." said Kennedy. Miss Coppola. Kennedy, who stated she Board member Mildred Thursday, November 23 hopes to pursue a nursing Karlik, whose son Steve plays career at Muhlenberg College for the Comets, in turn praised THANKSGIVING DAY next year, also did well in the talen competition of the Suzanne Furtado performs a vocal solo with the song "Land- j^ e coaching staff for the physical and Monday, November 27 pageant niai/inn miitar and slide" at the Union County Junior Miss Pageant at Hillside High building F 7 y ...... C a tlirH a w n in h ) (D h n tn h u U ille iH n O h n tn C n rw l^a ) fOOTalmoral Ch3Tcharacter of our young­ Board of Education Task Force: Community Relations Com­ singing "You Needed Me". At Saturday night. (Photo by Hillside Photo Service) sters." mittee, 7:30 p.m. Hillside High, she is captain of In other action: Sisterhood Temple Shomrei torah Paid Up Membership Party the cheerleading squad and is * The Board appointed two 910 Salem Ave. 8 p.m. a member of the Senior Class Firemen Handle new supplemental teachers at Recreation Commision, Municipal Building, 7:30p.m. Cabinet. WOK School. One will assist Senior Citizens Club Elks, 12:30 p.m. In addition to Kennedy, the the fifth grade teachers while Business and Professional Women, Kingston Restaurant Union talent portion also featured the other will serve a half day 6:30 p.m. performances entitled "The Two Blazes at the kindergarten level. The Creative Arts, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Mistreated Woman". Ann Township firefighters were total loss was estimate< supplemental teachers are Overeaters Anonymous, Municipal Building, 8 p.m. Marie Basile sang "You Light busy this week as they battled between $2000-53000. Fin mandated by the state in Sinai Sisterhood, 1531 Maple Ave. regular meeting Up My Life". Jennifer Cotten a pair of blazes within three officials stated that »hey ar< classes of more than 25 Italian American Civic Association, 16 Hillside Ave. 8 p.m. sang and dramatized the po­ Library TAistees, Hillside Public Library, 8 p.m. pular tune "Hopelesly days. still investigating the cause of The first fire took place last t^e blaze and thpt carpet G. V >7ucast5cT" Chess Club, Community Center 7 p.m. Devoted". Eileen Gilleece Thursday at the home of Mr. samples are now being tested Professional wrestling, Hillside High School, 8 p.m. played the theme from "Ma­ 130J. White SbM t 1 and Mrs. Richard Gianforte of t0 see jf the blaze was set. hogany" on the flute. Suzanne Hillside, ru . 336 Leiana Place when a blaze Firefighters were called to Tuesday, November 28 Furtado sang "Landslide" and broke out in an enclosed porch |_ove Pallets on Mundet Place 923*9596 Hadassah Education meeting played guitar, while Debbie area. Fire officials have no Sunday afternoon in a blaze Asphalt Driveways Township caucuiTTOunicipal Building, 7 p.m. Smela performed a rifle clue as to how the fire started that is being termed "sus- Sidewalks Rotary, Presbyteriari Church, 12:15 p.m. routine to "A Fifth of Beetho­ but did say they believed the pjcious". Fire officials be- Lodge 241 F & AM 1444 North Broad St. 7:30 p.m. ven" in an outfit she designed blaze broke out in the middle neved that someone doused J Camera Club, Walter O. Krumblegel, 8 p.m. and made herself. of a wall to wall carpet on the fjve or six stacks of pallets Needle point, Community Center, 8 p.m. The toughest job of the porch. All companies res- with gasoline and set them on HELP US KEEP Board of Education Task Force: Education Committee night was handled by the ponded to the scene at aoubt fjre j b e fire company on Hill- 7:30p.m. judges: disc jockey Charley YOUR CITY CLEAN Ivnthia Montefusco (center) of Cranford was crowned he 6:30 p.m. and laid one hose Sjde Ave. responded but did Bengle of WJDM radio; Jean- 8 79 Junior Miss of Union County Saturday night In the line to extinguish the blaze. not USe any equipment, pre- WASTE- Wednesday, November 29 Rae Turner of the Elizabeth ® „ , sponsored by the Hillside Jaycees She Is flanked by The area sustained smoke ferring to let the blaze burn DISPOSALS Inc. Board of Health, Municipal Building, 7:30 p.m. Daily Journal, playwrite Bill t runnerup Kathy Kennedy (right) of Hillside and the 1977- d a m a g e as the rug, and a chair itself out. Loss was estimated Republican Club, College Inn, 8 p.m. Stone, Jeff Golden of Subur­ Formerly Roselle Lipman CP J u n X is s Janet Shalestik. (Photo by Hillside Phto Service) were destroyed and several at $100 Overeaters Anonymous, Community Center 10a.m. ban Cablevision ahd CATV in 864 Olive St., Elizabeth, windows cracked by heat. The Page 2, The Times, November 22, 1978 EXCEL Promotes ‘Bootstrap’ Philosophy

Dr. Robert Belle, Chairman who are practice teaching at on producing low achievers Dr. Belle cautioned the audience on the impact of school and at home. I will of the Board of Directors of various schools. He told the and being a source of dis­ some songs that are played teach my children the impor­ Operation PUSH'S Newark/ audience that students in couragement to black frequently on radio and tele­ tance of self-respect and Essex Chapter and a Professor some of the schools were .students. He stressed that whatever the deterrent to edu­ vision tnat a re u e ru y e iiu iy iu rocnort fnr their teachers, and at Seton Hall University, re­ achieving at a much higher black women, and misre­ I w ill require respect for my turned to W alter 0. Krum- level than students in other cation may be, an environ­ m e nt must be created for the present the intent and purpose authority as their parent." biegel school to present the schools. However regardless for sex in our adult lives. He The educators' pledge states EXCEL proposition to parents of their achievement level they student to be a high achiever, to have this environment the said we must direct our "I pledge to push for excel­ and teachers present at the must compete on an equal students must want to students to deal with the lence by using all means pta meeting last Wednesday basis in the market place. achieve, and be willing to realities of life in a manner available to me to insure that night. Dr. Belle was at This means that the low discipline themselves to take that they may EXCEL and m y students achieve excel­ W.O.K. School to present the achiever must catch up or be th e necessary course of action have a positive attitude. lence in their careers and EXCEL • proposition to denied opportunities that in their daily lives. The The pledge that Walter O. adult lives. I will motivate students along with Chee would normally be opened to Krumbiegel Students will take students to value knowledge Chee W illiam s from Channel 7 them. This is one of ;the areas parents, educators, churches, and other support systems states "I will pledge to push and view it as vital to their Eyewitness News on Novem­ that EXCEL proposition m ust support the effort of the for Excellence to carry out its futures. I will promote disci­ ber 10th. address. goals of A. First class oppor­ pline and respect for parents. Dr. Belle who works in the Dr. Belle referred to the students Pledges must be tunity, B. decent and whole­ I w ill support ,the efforts of Education Department at ramifications of separate but taken by parents, students, some 'atmospherer, C. self other teachers, parents and Seton Hall has responsibility unequal school systems, to the and educators. Dr. Belle reminded the and community 'motivation', students in the pursuit of for young adults and adults predominately black audience, group that a beoutiful school and D. responsibility. I will excellence through devotion to building without the EXCEL take the opportunity to learn learning." Each pledge must Nothing says I love you commitment from students, all that I can about life. I will be signed to reflect more than parents, and educators will help my school and commu­ lukewarm or temporary better than real gold. n ot imporve educational op­ n ity be exercising discipline committment to EXCEL. Ope­ portunities for' students. He and by becoming a positive ration PUSH offices receive Cub Pack 190 of Hillside was busy this week preparing food baskets and arrangements for stated that students through­ thinker. I will sacrifice some over 500 requests per day for a needy senior citizens. Pictured (left to right) are: George Lord, Paul Schmid, Kenneth o ut the nation are not of my wants for today, so that I representative to present the EXCEL proposition. Burkert, Jerry Gamone, Sean Killimett and Daniel Vlaisavljevic. (Photo by Hillside Photo achieving at the same level as [nay satisfy most of my needs Service) th e ir counterparts were 10 for tomorrow. I w ill learn the years ago. He cited the con­ secrets of success and practice tinuing increase in teenage them daily. I must be motiva­ pregnancies, drug abuse, ted to accept responsibility alcoholism, and violence as because nobody will save us Wrestling Tickets alternatives too many students from us but us. I will study across tha nation are taking each night between the hours instead of the EXCEL alterna­ of 7-9 p.m., w ith radio, T.V., tive. Another reason that we and telephone off. As I have Tickets are still available for versus Dominic DeNucci; must implement the EXCEL developed my body, so must I the professional wrestling Crusher Blackwell versus proposition is that it is cheaper develop my mind. To life's matches to be held at Hillside Special Delivery Jones and to educate our students than challenges we say, that if I can High School on Monday night Johny Rodz versus Tony to incarcerate them inside and ' conceive it ', and ' believe it ', at 8 p.m. Tickets are $6 for Russo. outside of our physical jail I can 'achieve i t ' ." ringside reserved and $4 Tickets can be obtained at system. The parents' pledge states general admission and thfy Gamm Rubber Stamps at 6 Give a gift that will last much longer than a box o f carv', or a bunch of (lowers Give o gift of Karat Gold Jewelry "I pledge to push for ex­ proceeds go to the Dad's Ridgeway Ave. in Hillside Nothing expresses your love for a speool someone better — Home Repair— cellence by involving myself in Booster Club and the annual (923-6661); Carl's Luncheo­ than one of our Korot gold bracelets rings, pendants or earrings & Improvement the education of my children. All Sports Dinner that honors nette at the corner of Liberty Karat Gold Jewelry is appropriate to wear anywhere on I will teach them values and senior athletes at the high and Long Ave. (923-5663); any occasion And it doesn t have to cost a lot The simplesl piece is always elegant So rome m and seeour selection Service ethics. I will encourage them school each year. Dominicks Pizzeria at 1125 Thon giveogift from your heart And make '*a goldent^io • CirpMitry to develop self-discipline and The exciting card features Liberty Ave. (355-4425) at to learn as much as they can in Ivan Koloff versus Dino Solomon's Sport Shop in E li­ Open Every Night Til ChrUtmai Ai Of 11-20-78 • Pending • Sheet Reek Bravo; the world Chapmion; zabeth (352-0404). For further Large Selection of Diamond • Roof Repelri tag te?m the Yukon Lumber­ information call Phil Finkler at Engagement Rings & Wedding Bands Open House jacks against Larry Zybisco 923-6661 or Bernie Mandy at Watches. Fine Jewelry .Lenox China Celling Block and Tony Garea; Spiros Arion 923-8301. .Waterford Crystal .Lladro & Hummel Figurines

Union County Technical - JOHNDeGEORGE Institute and Vocational Center, 1776 Raritan road, will Family Night At Coolidge JEWELERS hold an Open House to spot­ light careers in health, engi­ neering technologies, busi­ Dominic DeNucci and Dino Bravo 342 VZhednuJ Wheel fyniem FREE Estimates ness, and vocational skills on Tfle 3rd Annual Family Magnet Ball, Saliek Riker; Game Night was held on ■jil Wive Wcinfo Wbone 687-310) ■ E A l DIRECT — A SAVEI Tuesday, December5? from Jump Rope, Kevin Gr^nf. Cell Jules 964-7590 (Hillside/ 6:30 to9:30 p.m. Thursday, November 16 at Calvin Coolidge gym. To the A raffle for a fresh harp, and County Bow l-A-Thon parents, a hearty congratula­ fruitbasket was held and to the T tions for winning the first time winners - GOOD EATING: in three years; the score 21 to The third annual "Lung community and patient servi­ 15. We parents must have The PTA is having a Christ­ Power" Bowl-A-Thon spon­ ces, public health and profes­ been very lucky this year for mas Bazaar at which tim e a sored by the Union Conty sional education programs. skill was not our asset. Well, gift certificate from l.’ie Village Junior Bowling Association is Registrations will be held whatever the outcome, a good Bike Shop will be raffled off. •being held November 11 to 25, through Nov. 18, with the time was had by all. First Tickets for this raffle are now it was today announced by bowling competition set for prize trophys for other events on sale at the school, and the Peter "Skeets" Kuzmuk, pre­ Nov. 25. The event has been were awarded to the follow­ proceeds will benefit Calvin sident, and Wenzel Dousa, approved by the American ing: Coolidge and our children. chairman. Junior Bowling Congress. Ring Toss, Diane Cove: So, let's give this raffle our More than 1,000 bowlers Prior to the Nov. 25 event, the Bowling baskets, Michael full support. are expected to participate in junior bowlers will be seeking Martucci; Bean Bag, Keith 7 <>/.. the fund raising effort for the sponsors to pledge donations Molinari; Around the World Donuts and apple cider was Central New Jersey Lung As­ based on their total three All-Wide 3 0 ’s All-Wide 30’s Basketball, Dennis Riker; Hop served as a finish to a very sociation, (The Christmas Seal game score. Skip & Jump, Paul Bataille; enjoyable evening. SPECIAL $1.*’ ONLY 81.09 ONLY 81.09 People). The proceeds— $10,- Center Bowl and Sunset Large 5 0 ’s 500 was raised last year— will Lanes in Hillside are participa­ Large 50’g help support the g roup's ting in the event. ONLY 81.09 ONLY 81.09 Davis And Dee Music Express 6TK2EZSS VALUABLE COUPON Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, distinguished as actor, writer, 9 o*. The Music Express, an Although he is only 22, he two of America's greatest and director. Born in Cogdell, organization of seven recently 32 oz. SA V E 4 0 C,WITHTHIS has had seven years profes­ theatrical artists, will present Georgia, he attended Howard immigrated Russian Jewish sional experience in Russia, a program in celebration of the University, and later joined a musicians and singers, will playing with some of the best human experience, at the YM- Harlem Theater group. He SPECIAL 8 1.69 LISTERINE give a performance one time bands in that country. Others YWHA of Metropolitan N.J., made his Broadway debut in ANTISEPTIC only at the Eastern Union in the band have played with 760 Northfield Avenue, West "Jeg", and has since starred Good only a t__ J * Y * D . '• Sfpres j County YM-YWHA located on Sovremennik, one of Russia's Orange, on Sunday evening, in scores of Broadway plays, Green Lane in Union on Offer expires. . 11-30-78 top concert bands, and one of November 26 at 8 p.m. motion pictures, and televi­ fail fovi 1 toi to: to: to : : to:: u . Sunday, November 26 at 1 the singers, Marina Lvovskya, The program of drama, sion roles. W p.m. Tickets are on sale to the had a national reputation in stories, poetry and legend is An acclaimed w riter and public at the "Y" for $3 each her native country. entitled "Inside/Out," and director as well as distingui­ and $1.50 for children ages The concert will consist of explores the whole range of shed actress, Ruby Dee re­ 5-15. songs from Russia, Israel, human experiences from ceived her B.A. degree from The leader of the band, Poland, Ukraine and America. sources as diverse as African Hunter College and studied Roman Shvartz, immigrated to Gypsy songs will also be folk tales of slave stories to acting at Harlem's American this country two years ago. included modern writings. Negro Theater. On Broadway For over two decades, Ossie she has had countless starring Davis has held a unique place roles, and off Broadway has among the greats of the won the Obie Award and a Bristol-Myers License American theater, equally DramalDesk Award.

Bristol-Myers Company has The agreement with the announced It has signed two Soviet government involves separate license agreements widespread rights for carmi- Kinder Programs wlth a Swedish pharmaceuti- nomycin (carubicln), an an- cal firm and with the Soviet thracycline, anti-tumor anil government, giving the com- biotic, pany exclusive rights to two For the pre-schooler, the are utilized. SPECIAL 89c new Investigational anti­ Five Points YMCA at 201 For the older child, a special cancer drugs ttKMKJMWQwe x r x y m o m u x Tucker Avenue, Union, offers program entitled "Kinder a variety of gym programs Dance" offers a variety of James D ru g Value Stores starting at 12 months of age. songs, games and rhythms. HECHT PHARMACY For children under the age Child must be tweer. the ages FOR NEAREST CALL: 574-9930 12* Myrtle Aon. of two years, and for those of three and five. Musical Irvington, NJ. ARE TH EY who are between two and instruments, creative dance three years there are Creeper which allows child's own in­ LEXINGTON PHARMACY ROXY PHARMACY HILLSIDE PHARMACY Gym and Tiny Tot Gym res­ terpretations, as well as dance 265 Hollywood Avo. ABEL PHARMACY OPEN TONIGHT? pectively. Both are parent- basics and tumbling are 1037 North Broad St. 744 CtMoeallar Ava. 635 Grove St. ENabOttl. N .J. Irvington, N.J. Hillside."N J. child interactive classes and taught. Irvington, N.J. follow a format designed es­ Pre-schoolers between pecially for the childs large three and five years old may CITY HALL PHARMACY and small muscle coordination also take Kinder Gym, Kinder LIBERTY PHARMACY LORHAmJE a h a p m a c y KAYE PHARMACY Krafts or Pre-School Gym­ 12MLI9artyAva. 23S North Wood Ava. 199 Sheridan Ave Phone ahead and save. at his or her own level. Group 1009 Own*" St. Llndan, N.J. @ nastics. For further informa­ Hlllaldf, N.J. Roselle. N.J play, songs and games and Nowark, N.J. use of gymnastic equiDment tion on times and registration call the "Y" at 688-9622. Page 3. The Times, November 22,1978 Police Apprehend One of Comets Face Ridge In Turkey Seek Nurses

The Union County Unit of Three Assailants the American Cancer Society Friday night, thieves broke Day Football Game is acitively seeking dedicated Hillside Police and the St. near Ramsey Ave. The into a car on Hillside Ave. By Art Handel nurses willing to devote a few Essex County Park Police driver asked for directions to Despite a crushing 53-7 loss Calhoun is also Ridge s likely. Ridge (5-3) and Hillside And since Alfano usually rolls days a month teaching other worked in unison to arrest one Newark, but when asked to to Butler in a state playoff last most versatile performer, haven't reached this point to his right, Maloney will be women how to do a simple of three youths who assaulted produce a drivers license, he taking tapes and a tape deck week, the Hillside High foot- Witness his performance in a winning games in which the the one who must worry about breast self-examination. Pre- and robbed a worker at May ksped away, driving the car worth $470. ether scored thrAP or four the elusive auarterback. ball team can achieve its 39-6 vioiuiy Over Msr.villc, s s n » ! y ^ sms” of nurses fair Liquors Friday afternoon. into a fence a short distance The owner of the Getty highest victory total since 1943 when he tossed a 43-yard TD, times. To sum up both squads, are demonstrating B.S.E. Police reports indicate tnai away, t-ie tnen lieu ibewii or. Station on North Brood St if it defeats Ridge tomorrow at achieved a 69-yard run from Hillside must contain its defense won in every case, throughout the county, but three men entered the liquor foot before being appre­ apprehended a 16 year old Woodfield Stadium. scrimmage, kicked and extra coverage of Abrahamsen, who and defense will win to- they have not been able to store on North Broad St. at hended on Sweetland Ave. who broke a window at his Hillside Comet fans proba- point and scored a pair of 2- can scramble. His top per- morrow, keep up with the constant about 2 p.m. on Friday and The driver, Rasp J. Camp 26 station Saturday night at bly Once again will chant point conversions. Together formance was 6 of 12 for 123 demand tor programs. asked for a soda. After being was arrested for possession of about 9 p.m. yards in that Berkely Heights Comet fans know that the "Dee-fense, dee-fense," as with Abrahamsen, the 5' 9", Every year more than given the soda, they claimed a stolen motor vehicle and A Baker St. resident re­ game. Two of those comple- team wouldn't be successful their team attempts to end its 165 pound Calhoun is Ridge's 50,000 women undergo breast to have ordered beer. The driving without a license. ported his apartment entered tlons went to receiver Bill without these seniors, who season with a 9-1 record, the offensive catalyst, surgery to remove a ma­ attendent, Helen Murawski, A 72 year old woman had and $60 taken. On Munn Ave. highest victory total since Munn for TD's. He also has helped win the Watchung then went to the front of the her pocketbook stolen at about a home was entered and $700 National Divi- lignancy. If the cancer is de­ 1943's 9-0 squad. The 1978 Fans are perhaps won- the ability to rally a team late Conference, tected In time, most women store where the three grabbed 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon by in cash and jewelry taken. On version has racked up five dering if a defensive-oriented In the game. In a 12-7 triumph Sion championship and will be can return to a healthy, her and beat her with a heavy three youths who fled into Trinity Place, diamonds shutouts and allowed only 35 game can provide much over Bridgewater west, making their final appearnace normal life. However, if the object wrapped in a glove. Evergreen Cemetary on North valued at oyer $1000 were re­ points before that (ouch!) drama. Abrahamsen fired two 35-yard for Hillside High tomorrow. cancer Is not detected in time, The assailants then took a Broad St. The pocketbook ported missing by a resident Butler game Actually, both teams haven't passes to end Seasn Dolan running backs Don McLaren, the results can be fatal. The handful of singles from the contained $5. there. Both Ridge and Hillside played each other in several with time running out that Dennis DuBois Rich Kirk- best defense any woman can cash register Susan Mu­ Car vandals were out on A 26 year old woman re­ prefer to win with their defen- years. So there are things keyed the win. land Larry Mlelnickl; (wing- have against this dreaded rawski, daughter of the as­ Saturday night as they dis­ ported that her pocketbook se. Patience is the virtue. each of them do that can't be Ridge must also be wary of back) Frank Pais, linebackers disease Is to learn how to per­ saulted woman, heard her mantled two dashboards, containing $40 had been taken D on't let the score get out of dealt with on film . The result A lfano's scrambling ability. Mike Hargrove, Harold Ko- form breast self-examination mothers screams and ran from making off with tape decks of from her as she shopped at is that each side could be And he is also adept at the minski, and Glen Volturo hand, and in time the other (BSE), from a trained nurse. the basement, hitting one of cars parked on North Broad Shop-Rite Friday afternoon at team will commit a costly fooled or surprised by certain short passing game to his guard Mark Brink, and Ernie Since the small amount of the assailants with a bottle St. and Hollywood Ave. On about 2 p.m. plays. backs. Finley; center Jim Swartz; mistake. Then take advanta­ tim e involve in teaching a before they fled. County and ge, to demoralize. Thus a game with two de- when DuBois swings out of tackles Mike Delane and woman the B.S.E. technique Township police then held a HILLSIDE MUNICIPAL COURT And both defenses are as fensive-minded teams could the backfield, h e 'll usually Major Bizzel; tight end ron that could save her life, the search of the area and NOVEMBER 16, 1978 subtle as a kick in the face. develop into one of several find linebacker Kevin Malo- Zuber and middle guard Paul arrested a 15 year old in con­ nurse can instantly see the ACTING JUDGE WILLIAM BOFFA Both squad's defensive line­ touchdowns. But it's not ney defending against him. Crowley. value of her work. " It’ s a way nection with the robbery. men will challenge the run or Mrs. Murawski was taken to Joseph Kowalczyk, Park St., Hillside, New Jersey appeared on the pass. of showing that your profes­ the hospital. Center Selects New Officer Union Kaiser Aluminum reported two complaints for allowing his dog to run at large and fines of Translated, both teams sion* really cares about other $115 were imposed. figure to play the waiting people" emphasized Mrs. that nearly six tons of alumi­ M r. Gondorand his wife own game. Field position will be Byrnes. If you are a nurse and num billet had been taken and operate A n d y's Family Drama Vincent C. Zambolla, Fitzpatrick St., Hillside, was found guilty vital, for to take over on your would like to show that you from their lot sometime in the Clothing Store in East Orange of charge of having in his possession stolen property and a fine 20 w ill probably guarantee a care, please call the Union past two weeks. The stolen and Montclair, and the Ronnie The full-length comedy of $200 was imposed. punt from your 28. And a material was val ued at $11,600 Shops in Englewood and "Table Manners," will be per­ County Unit at 354-7373. short punt will suddenly Family Center on Route 22 Bloomfield. formed by Union college's Charles E. Peterson, S. 19th St., Newark, was fined $50 on a provide that advantage. reported $1200 In dinnerware M r. Julius Bloom is the Drama Society from December charge of larceny. Regarding the quarter­ missing Thrusday night. The newly elected 1st vice- 6 through December 16 at the Kean Named backs, their basicas are identi­ storage gate was also found president. Mr. Bloom is the college's Little Theater, Gary S. Bastian, W. Grand St., Elizabeth, was fined $65 for cal. Hillside's Frank Alfano open. T raffic Manager at Major- Studio 32, in the MacKay operating a motor vehicle with no drivers license. and Ridge's Dave Abraham­ Best Buy on Ramsey Ave. Dependable-Newmark- Library. sen like to throw the bomb. AGA Head reported 250 batteries worth Hurwitz Delivery. The play, part one of a Alicia Baxter, Grove St., Irvington, was fined $45 on a charge of Yet both will, through their over $800 missing from their M r. Moshe Furer elected as trilogy by Aina Ayckbourne operating an uregistered vehicle. varibus abilities, attempt to John Kean, president and premises. The batteries were associate vice president, is entitled "The Norman Con­ control the ball and pile up last seen last Friday. affiliated with the L & F quest," is about a married chief excutive officer of Natio­ Anthony Cangelosi, Puree St., Hillside was fined $65 for first downs rather than quick nal Utilities & Industries and The Chex Station on Route Plumbing contractors. Englishman named Norman 22 was robbed at about 2 p.m. allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle. touchdowns, to use and es­ M r. Herman Schiffman, who is in constant pursuit of of Elizabethtown Gas, has tablish a brutal running game. Thursday afternoon by a man past president and Mr. Jack his two sisters-in-law. The been elected 1978-1979 chair­ Eric Gehrmann, Vine St. Elizabeth, was fined $40 on a charge of Dennis DuBois will be criti­ man of the board of the Ameri­ who entered the station with a Strulowitz, pas vice-president comedy is the college's first gun, took $50 from the speeding while on Westminster Avenue. cal in softening Ridge's de­ The Hillside Jewish Center have served their posts for the production of the year. Ac­ can Gas Association. fense. The6 ', 170-pound full­ Commenting on the supply attendant and forced him in has elected a new slate of past nine years, cording to Prof. Donald Julian the bathroom. The thief did Janusz Staniurski, Liberty Ave., Hillside was fined $75 on back has scored 43 points this officers. M r. Andrew Gondor The Hillside Jewish Center of North Plainfield, director, outlook, Kean said that the charges of leaving the scene of an accident and careless driving natural gas industry can take leave the attendant $1 to get season and is an excellent of Maplewood has been Looks forward to a successful the play will be revived in the while on Route 22. blocker, as are backfield spring at which time the entire an optimistic posture, both for borne. named as the new president, year with its new leadership. the immediate future and for A Greenwood Terr, resident mates Don McLaren and Rich trilogy will be performed. Stuart Neff, Route 17, Rochelle Park, and Donald Ware, Cor- the next decade and beyond, reported a car rode across his Kirkland. performances, which run necki Ave., Rahway, were fined $35 each on charge of failing to "The brighter supply picture l®wn a* about 10 p.m. last Trapped deep in their own Annual Dinner every evening except Sunday, pay the toll at the Union Toll Plaza, Garden State Parkway. makes it possible for the indus- Wednesday, causing $150 territory, both teams more will begin at 8 p.m. at Union The Hillside Jewish Center damage. than likely will choose to run College's MacKay Library. try to return to the marketing Ellis Bratcher, Hawthorne Ave., Newark, appeared on a pro­ in its tenth annual dinner will Police were involved in an the ball, almost w illing to punt Tickets are available to of natural gas-the most relia­ bable cause hearing on charges of break, enter and malicious salute Mr. M el Hantman as early morning chase Saturday and depend on the defense to students at $1 and to the ble, efficient and cleanest form assault. He is being held in Union County Jail in lieu of bail their guest of honor. A pro­ after they stopped a suspi­ get it back. public at $2 and can be of energy." while awaiting action by the Grand Jury. minent nawerk businessman, cious looking vehicle on Bloy Hillside's runningbacks will puchased at the door. follow the blocking of tackles he is president of Arbram nate Hawley and Mike Yecies & company, a hard­ Delane, center Jim Swartz, ware and general store. and guards Mark Brink and The honorable Harry P. Ernie Finley. Brink also Pappas, Chairman of the doubles as the team 's punter. Union County Democratic Calhoun, or Jim Buck. Cal­ Committee is the recipient of The new high-yield, short-term certificate houn and Buck each scored the center's yearly award. two TD 's in a 43-6 demolition M r. Richard L. D'Agostino is of Berkeley Heights. Calhoun to receive the humanitarian gained 161 yards on 21 carries award. The dinner will be is yours at Investors Savings to pace a 423-yard offensive held on March 23, 1979 at the onslaught. Crystal Plaza. 1/4% MORE TH AN JAMES ECHENITZ DM.D. PSE&G announces Bonds U.S. TREASURY BILLS Dental Office Hours Public Service Electric and Gas Company reported that it • 6-month maturity • Minimum $10,000 Including Saturdays & Sundays has filed a registration state­ ment today (October 20) with • Interest compounded continuously the Securities and Exchange Commission for the registra­ and payable at maturity • Limited Issue tions of $100,000,000 principal DENTISTRY amount of a new series of First and Refunding Mortgage FOR CHILDREN & TEENS Bonds due 2008. Every once in awhile an unusual opportunity occurs on the investment PSE&G said that it plans to horizon. Such is the case with our new 6-month savings certificate. It OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT sell the bonds through compe­ titive bidding on November 15, pays you 1/4 % more than the 6-month U.S. Treasury Bill average auction 1978. The proceeds of the sale discount rate at the time you open your account. Although the effective Parking Lot will be added to the general 3 5 3 -9 3 2 1 funds of the company and will yield (coupon equivalent) on T-Bills is higher than the discount rate, we Entrance 720 Springfield Ave. be used for the purpose of fi­ pay 1/4 % more than the discount rate and compound it continuously nancing a portion of the cost of resulting in a higher yield at maturity than you can earn on T-Bills. On 21st St. Irvington the company's current cons­ truction program. These rates are unusually high right now, and we ll guarantee the rate plus 1/4 % from the day you open your account through the full 6-month period. Withdrawals prior to maturity are not permitted. 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“ Largest Selection of Toys in Town” HOME OFFICE: 249 Millburn Avenue, Millburn NAVESINK: Highway 36 and Valley Drive EAST ORANGE: 27 Prospect Street PLAINFIELD: 400 Park Avenue FREEHOLD: Highway 9 and Adelphia Road SHORT HILLS The Mall (Lower Level) 1301 Liberty Avenue HILLSIDE: 1128 Liberty Avenue SPRINGFIELD: 1 73 Mountain Avenue IRVINGTON: 34 Union Avenue SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: Highway 71 1331 Springfield Avenue and Warren Avenue Wa3-4852 1065 Stuyvesent Avenue UNION: 977-979 Stuyvesant Avenue Wholesale, Retail Page4, The Tim es, November 22, 1978 Credits Hillside’s Three THE TIM ES letters to the editor Serving Hillside & Elizabeth Winning Soccer Teams Delightful Afternoon JOHN SCHIERER To The Editor: ,8-5-1 record which is the best team proved willing and eager WALTER H. BERTHOLD fond companionship. What a Reporter freshman record in Hillside to lea rn . In closing I wish to To The Editor: Editor and Publisher In response to your Freshmen Soccer history. congradulate coach Greenfield nice way to be out on a Sunday coverage of the High School's Under the guidance of coach on such a fine job and hope to The Senior Citizens at the afternoon! What a gracious Published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad St., Hillside, N.J., u/zub. great looioaii s«d»un I ccc him brlnn his bovs and W illiam H. Buie Community was for the Italian American Telephone 923-9207. commend you. Your sports Greenfield, (a first time Hill­ Ctsiiici waul iu express their group to remember the local side coach) the team which winning ways through the coverage of football is very com petition in years to come. sincere and hearfelt apprecia­ Hillside Seniors. good but as a parent of a had to learn from the funda­ tion to the Italian American From all of us at the William 'Subscription: $7.50 per year, $8.50 outside Union County. soccer player I'm concerned mentals in order to sport a A Soccer Supporting Parent Civic Association and all those H. Buie Community Center, a Second class postage paid at Elizabeth, N.J. about your coverage of this who helped to make Sunday, resounding "TH ANK YOU!" fast growing sport. November 11, an afternoon I doubt that the town of Freeholder Grateful that w ill long be remembered. Jerry McNerney, Member o f the New Jersey Press Association Hillside even knows that it has W e all shared in the good President not one but three winning high To The Editor: County Board of Chosen Free­ food, fun, entertainment, and holders. Deadline fo r press releases and letters is 5 p.m. Friday. school soccer clubs. The Girls Varsity team had a winning My most profound thanks I appreciate the oentinued Quick Response Publication Number 245780 record, Pingry posted winning go to the voters of Union faith of the voters in me to records and Hillside High County for re-electing me to represent their intersts pro­ To The Editor: they are in their work, and I perly. School Freshmen posted a represent them on the Union Allow me to use a column of feel that the residents of H ill­ In order to discern Union your valuable paper to express side faced with an emergency County citizens' problems and my thanks to the ■ Hillside during the daylight hours are Would Raise Drinking Age the possible solution to these Firemans Ambulance team in the best of hands. I sup­ Oieers For Interact problems I invite continued that responded on Thursday pose that through my anxiety State Senator Anthony E. children. "I know the horrible open communication between morning to my home to and excitement I failed to these citizens and me as their ToThe Editor: Hillside High School. They cently, I saw them giving of Russo 9d-20th Dist. - Union toll that alcoholic beverages remove my wife to Beth Isreal learn their names or to perso- county representative. I am are deserving of very positive themselves by volunteering County) this week called for have taken among the young Hospital, their tim e of arrival anlly thank them, but I want available at the Court House One famous Journalist once community recognition. time to rake leaves for the swift assembly passage of people of this state," he was great, hardly had my son them to know that I appreciate in Elizabeth or by telephone at noted that the reason news Personally, as President of Seniors and the disabled. S-1126-a bill to raise the legal explained. "Although I regard returned from the telephone in all that they have done, and home in Summit. highlights things negative is the Asthmatic League, I saw The Interact Club is drinking age to 19. raising the age limit to 19 as another room than they had from the entire family we want because they are sensational. them working "for the sake of positive-arid it deserves our Russo, who spoke on behalf only an interim action, I am arrived, and the way they to express our deep thanks. ROSE MARIE SINNOTT It seems tim e to'cbange that a child''—to help kids breathe. community-wide gratitude of the measure when it cleared convinced it is a step in the went about their duties clearly FREEHOLDER attitude, particularly with As senior citizens Coordina­ and support. the Senate on November 13, right direction." showed just how professional Fred J. Burkert respect to our local youth tor, I have seen them at pro­ noted that he was one of four The Senator pointed out 1293 Oakwood Ave. population. I refer specifically grams for Seniors on the local Dennis J. Vodarsik Democrats who supported an that the proposed bill woul to the unique interact club of and County level. Most re­ amendment which would have curtail the access of 90 percent Lively Happening raised the legal age to 21. of the state's 400,000 high Republicans "Ideally, I believe the age school students to beer and Once again, the Italian perfect hosts. They worked should be raised to 21," the liquor. "W hile raising the age American Civic Association hard to make it a special day Reorganize lawmaker from Union Town­ limit to 19 would not foreclose invited the senior citizen re­ for the seniors. There was ship declared. "This is why I the possibility of high school Leaders of local Republican sidents of Hillside to be their good food, lively music and a ^ ...... supported the amendment to students obatining alcoholic guests for a sphagetti dinner. gay, Mend,y atmosphere pre- S add an extra two years to the beverages, this legislation will rebounded to big victories this This delightful happening took vailed from start to finish. bill that passed the Senate." make it more difficult. This is past Election Day, will be place at their clubhouse on It is a pleasure indeed to Russo said his advocacy of a why I am urging the Assembly special guests at the Hillside Sunday afternoon, November express a sincere "thank you" higher drinking age was to act swiftly on this important Republican Club meeting, 12. As in previous years, all to the Italian American Civic rooted in the fact that he is the measure." Wednesday, November 29, at the club members were Association for their kindness parent of three teenaged and great generosity on this 8 p.m. at the College Inn. annual affair. God bleessi! Republicans were thought to be going out of business In a from Berkeley Federal Savings Senior Citizen number of Union County Williams Proud of M ary McTaggart towns, however, hard earned Free victories have brought the 1052 Chester St. party back in those towns. Congressional Record Also, the Republican Club College for nominating committee w ill present the slate for officers Congress has closed the and the family ;man who has as a result, a special urban de- and trustees for 1979. door on its 95th session and it been unable to find a job for velopement grant program Sr. Citizens Elections w ill be held at the seems appropriate to step far too long. w ill be of enormous impor­ regular December meeting. Senior citizens this week are back and take stock of what In other areas, I have been tance to the older cities of our A special program honoring a step closer to free enroll­ transpired in the Nation's ca- privileged to work 6n legisla­ region. New Jersey, for ex­ Republican Club Senior C iti­ ment in a variety of college pitol and how it affects New tion which emproves the ample, has received millions zens will be the highlight of courses. Jersey. highways many of us travel of dollars during the first year the evening. Refreshements A state Senate Education We have heard much about every day, and the mass of this program and ranks will be served. Christinas & the tailures of this Congress, transit systems which carry us fourth on the list of states re­ Committee this week released but I think it Is important to to and from work. Congress ceiving funds. a bill, authored by Assebly- highlight one fact: this Con­ also approved legislation I man Chuck kHardwIck (R- But I think we can be proud gress had done more than t r y helped develop to make our Union). which permits the State Assembly and now goes of this Congress and the sensi­ Chanukah Chibs! Congress in history to correct cities better places to live, le­ elderly to register on a "space to the Senate for passage. tivity it has shown the Garden the pattern of inequity that gislation to bring us closer to available" basis for courses Senior citizens would be State. Measures have been allwed scarce federal dollars our national goal of decent and with openings at the end of a asked to pay out-of-pocket passed to protect the vast to slip away from regions of affordable housing for every regular registration period. expenses for ;the courses, open spaces in our Pine our country in greatest need. family, and legislation to make The bill was unanimously such as books, but would be Barrens, measures have been This is not to say we do not the pleasures of our parks and approved last Spring in the admitted tuition free. passed to help assure the suc­ have a long way to go, but I mt'mn'wm ptmmmmam recreation areas more accessi­ cess of a major improvement think there is a discernible ble to all. plan for our state's mass tran­ shift of sentiment towards tar­ An in all these areas, the sit system, measures have EBB FOUNDATION, INC.* geting limited federal resour­ benefits to New Jersey have been passed to end the ces on the communities and been very great indeed. Con­ dumping of sludge off our people which need assistance gress acted in many, many HILLSIDE, N.J. | waters, to lessen the burden of most. areas to erase the inequities federal regulation on our W hile we savored this im­ that have frequently left our state's mass transit system, portant triumph, there were Congradulations to g state with less than its fair We do not need to blush at some disappointments for share of federal dollars. Let these achievements since they those, like men, who toil in the me offer just a few examples: were just and proper, but at area of legislation which bene­ Congress approved a major the same time I think we can EBB Foundation on their g fits the average working man revision of federal aid pro­ be thankful that the 95th and woman. grams that will bring New Congress was so responsive to Yat, I cannot agree with Jersey an increasing share of the people of our state. 10th Anniversary and their £ some of may colleagues who tax dollars for elementary and And, of course, there is one have said this Congress secondary education. The truth that puts this success in turned it back on workers and state will receive a 20 percent perspective: the best memory on the cause of leberalism. April 22,1979 jj increase over the next two knows what to remember and Over the last two years, we years in funds for school dis­ what to forget, yet it would be have worked to make federal tricts like those in New Jersey difficult not to recall the de­ programs better, to make the which have high concentra­ feats New Jersey suffered in $15.°°-Plate Dinner I expenditure of public funds tions of students from dis­ this session of Congress. more prudent and wise, and to advantaged families. Those defeats mean that im­ make sure the promise of our congress approved a major portant work lies ahead when at The College Inn. g society is within reach of all change in the federal formula the 96th Congress convenes who are willing to work hard to grant program for community three months from now. fulfill their dreams. That, to development funds which w ill The Currier & Ives “Galaxy” Collection is reproduced me, should be the essence of target scarce federal resources the new liberalism and focus on older communities in New by the silk-screen process on high-glazed English of a government as good as Jersey and other Northeastern ceramic tile. Use these beautiful collector’s pieces our people, and a government states. THANKSGIVING OPPORTUNITY as a decorative table or wall piece, hot plate or willing to help people in need. -Congress a0pr ived a new cutting surface. Your choice of one of six 19th I chair the Senate Human formula assistance program Be a participant In EBB Foundation's 10th Anniversary, and 4th Scholarship 8t Resources Committee which for mass transit that will bring Awards Day Dinner. Net proceeds are to go to the United Negro College Fund and Century American scenes for each club membership. has responsibility for a vast New Jersey a 33 percent in ­ Operation PUSH. The United Negro College Fund supports colleges who for over 100 range of federal programs crease in money for the opera­ years "consistently" offered economically, socially, and politically oppressed students toucing on the lives of virtually There are INTEREST PAYING 50-WEEK CLUBS tion of mass transit systems an opportunity to succeed. Operation PUSH brought this nation the powerful EXCEL (On (ompleted clubs unlvl every American man and next year alone, and increases program. 5 Savings woman. In the 95th Congress, to all transit operators in the Werkly Your Total Your that Committee had a banner Savinqs Plan l onlrihution Inli-tpst t onlrihution lutal C lub nation who make the greatest The affair will be Sunday, April 22, 1978 at 6:00 p.m. at the College Inn (334 Yale Plans for year in preparing legislation to use of their public transporta­ Avenue, Hillside). The tickets are S15.00. The program brochure will donate all con­ help the elderly, the handlcp- Gift Givers.. . 2 100 2 50 102 50 tion networks. tributions other than purchase ot tickets. Tickets are on sale "now" at Crossroads of 3 150 375 153 75 ped, the student, the worker -The Northeast and M id ­ Life Inc., Religious Bookstore weekdays horn 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on Saturday who earns the minimum wage, 5 250 625 25625 west, for the first time in over from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Bookstore Is located at 1567 Maple Avenue, Hillside the coal miner, the female 10 500 1250 512 50 a decade, won a major formula and the telephone number Is 923-3410. If you would like to mail your request please worker facing a pregnancy, fight on the Senate floor and, 20 1.000 25 00 1.025 00 use the attached form.

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Telephone #923-8907 Page 5, The Times, November 22, 1978 Hillside Area Social Scene W om en’s Legal Status Singles NEW BABY On Wednesday, November 15, the Public Affairs Department PARTY FOR SISTERHOOD of the W om an's Club of Hillside met at the home of the All Paid-up members and prospective members are invited to FOOD FOR A baby g irl, Stacie Elizabeth, was born on Nov. 5 to Thomas chairman, M rs. Joseph J. Krevet at 12:30 p.m. Lounges attend a gala evening at the Sisterhood of Temple Shorei Torah, & Darlene Hanlein of 143 Boston Ave. Hillside, the paternal "The Legal Status of Women” was presented in the form of; THOUGHT 910Salem Ave., Hillside, at 8 p.m. on Monday, November 27th. grandparents are John & Mabel Hanlein, also of Hillside. skits by representatives from the League of Women Voters of The second in the series of A special program has been arranged by Mrs. Shirley Brown, Stacie has an older sister Jeanette, 10, and a brother Michael, Cranford. M rs. Leslie Morneweck, president; Mrs. Maryann Singles Lounges will be held By Program Vice-President, which will feature Cantor Mark at the Eastern Union County age 7. Albers, chairman of the program, and Mrs. Alicia Kern dealt Kushner of Temple Shomrei Torah and his wife Laury. w ith Matrimonial and Inheritance Laws and Credit. In the first Y M -Y W H A in the Rocker Steve Shoolis Cantor Kushner has assumed his cantorial post at the temple JWV SOCIAL skit they impersonated a couple getting a divorce in New Jersey Lounge on Green Lane in this year and will officiate at all services. Union on Thursday, Novem­ The Cpi. Louis 3. Ferdinand Feet “ 300 !rvington-Unir' n w ith its No-Fault provisions for short-term marriages. They had To peel tomatoes: dip in boiling • " s y n a ­ Mrs. Ku&im c., o soprano, has performed es a so1™?* bepofolc lawyers who arranged for tho division nf assets at the ber 30 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. water for 30 seconds, then rinse in Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America will hold gogue choirs for the past five years and has sung at many its first social event of the season on Sunday Afternoon, end of a year's wait. Admission is free for Y mem­ cold. Skin slips oil easily. functions in the Chicago area. The second skit concerned a couple married for 25 years, the bers or 50c for non-members. November 26. Members of th e post, their friends and families Golden Delicious apples hold their w ife ignorant of the amount of money in the bank. The property The activities will include w ill attend the performance o f Joelson at the Paper M ill Play­ ANNIVERSARY shape when baked or poached. house, M illburn. Sam Small of Millburn is Chairman for this was divided by the New Jersey "equitable distribution" provi­ chess, checkers, pool, ping- Zip up the flavor with lemon juice Mrs. Helen Foceny of Hillside marks her twenty-fifth year pong, shuffle board, and much or cinnamon. event. sion. with Bristol-Myers Products on November 23. Mrs. Foceny's Skit Three dealt with a couple with young children. The more. The Singles Lounge is Success tip when bakin cream two and a half decades with the company have been spent in the characters were a judge and a social worker. Both parents run by the Jewish Singles HOSPITAL PARTY Manufacturing Division where she has held positions of respon­ puffs or eclairs: after pastry has wanted custody of the children. The judge would consider the Club, Irene O ntell of Eliza­ risen, prop open oven door with a On Tuesday, November 28, 1978 from 7 to 9 p.m. the CpI. sibility in the Packaging Department. She currently serves as a Louis S. Ferdinand Post #309, Irvington-Union, Jewish W ar wishes of the children along with other circumstances. Joint beth, Chairperson. Any single wooden spoon 10 let steam escape. Package Line Supervisor. A native of Roda, Virginia, Mrs. custody was a possibility. person in the area who is over Veterans of the United States of America w ill hold its m onthly Foceny attended Hillside High School and is a long-time You know you - get best results hospital party at the East Orange Veterans Administration Where form erly a single or divorced woman had difficulty in 30 is invited to join the group. resident of the Hillside Community. when you start with our fresh, Medical Center, East Orange, N.J. Herbert Baron of M aple­ obtaining credit, now a woman may establish a credit identity of high-quality food. Thanksgiving wood is Chairman and will be assisted by Sy Gast of Hillside. her own. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act entitles a woman to greetings loall. AIR FORCE GRADUATE information. In buying a home, the combined income of hus­ BEAUTY SALON Success tip for entertaining: bring Airman Shelia A. Smith, daughter of Mrs. L. Smith of 1625 band and w ife may beconsidred. LTI STUDENT everyone to HEDY'S Crescent Ave., Hillside, has graduated at Chanute AFB, III., The Property and Inheritance Tax law has been revised in John R. Neves of 44 Sager Place, Hillside, has been accepted from the U.S. Air Force technical training course for aircraft by Lincoln Technical Institute, Union. Neves will study part so that since February of this year, the widow may have pneudraulic repairmen. Airman Smith, who was trained to re­ $50,000 of the husband's estate and half of the remainder, "the Keep lunch box sandwiches automotive-diesel technology. pair aircraft hydraulic and pneumatic urlts, is being assigned to from getting soggy, spread with Probate E state." Jointly owned property goes to the widow. butter or margarine before filling. Castle AFB, Calif., for duty with a unit of the Strategic Air OVEREATERS NEED HELP The League of Women Voters of Cranford will accept "contri­ And to keep sandwiches Delicious ,J . Command, completion of the course earned the individual mix a little strong mustard with A representative of Oyereaters Anonymous told members o credits towards an as, ociate |n lied science degree ,hrough buting" members from other towns. Dues of $50. W ill provide the information about candidates and laws which the "working* the butter. the Hillside Lions Club at College Inn Thursday night of some of (he Communit college of the Air Force she is 1973 gradliate members assemble. the ways the self-help organization assist in meeting P r o b le m s of H Snyder High School Jersey City, of eating. A professional man who more than once lost 200 ’ O P M ’ f *SaC oi S i d n e y t h c l t k 1200 North Broad St! 351-9766, HEDY’S DINER pounds only to put the weight back on again, the speaker said TECHNICAL TRAINNING MArket3-837y he needed the encouragement of others with the same d if- Airman R ina,d D laSi 80n of Mr and Mrs Theodore "U .S.G ." F.ST. 1882 Open Sundays Closed RT22 at Bloy St ficulty. Overeaters Anonymous has 600,000 members in the Doug,as 0, 52 Clark St., Hillside, has been selected lor technical Official Diamond Appraiser 1^51. —Sat. Mondays BY APPOINTMENT ONLW U .S ., in 4,000 chapters, of which about 90 are in New Jersey, trainjng at Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air Force aircraft 810 BROAD ST., First National Hillside many in the immediate vicinity of Hillside. maintenace field. The airman recently completed basic training ' JJNRn n ih h iiii.hihiiiuiiiiiiiihiiui, State Bank Building. Broad Street at Lackland AFB Tex., and studied the A ir Force mission, or- POROTHY DENNIS Corner Edison Place. Room 903, CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON ganization and customs and received special instruction in Newark, N;J. The Annual Christmas luncheon, sponoered by the YW CA of human relations Comp|etlon of this training earned the Indlvl- 414 N. Broad St. Ellzabeth w ill be held on Thursday, December 14 at 1 O a.m dua| credits ,owards an associate in applied science degree and 12:30 p.m . Miss Blanche Morse, Chairperson announced ,h h (he Commun„ College o) the Air Force. A!rman Elizabeth- Hamilton House Liquors recently the menu to be chicken, Swedish meatballs, baked Doug|as a 1978 graduate of Hillside High School, 353-9872 276 N. Broad St. Elizabeth macaroni and cheese, string beans, tossed salad, relish tray, rolls and butter, cake, coffee and tea. Tickets are $3.50 and STRETCH & SEW • LUNCHEONS must be purchased in advance at the YWCA, 1131 Eash Jersey "Stretch and Sew” will be explained by Suzanne Rosenborg at • COCKTAILS We carry a large selection o f Beer, Street. A Christmas Boutique featuring Youth Department A rts the meeting of the Hillside Business and Professional Women's Wine & Liquors Imported and Domestic. and Crafts, potted plants, bake sale, and jewelry sale w ill also Club at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Kingston Restaurant, Union, • DINNERS be open to the public. Further information can be obtained by plans w ill be announced for the annual Christmas Party at the OPEN SUNDAYS calling the YWCA, 355-1500. Kingston Restaurant for members only at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 11. in$ty-v ICE CUBES 5 0 ' A BAG Mrs. Jacqueline Anderson, Mrs. Vera Studney and Mrs. Vigl- 1 2 :3 0 -6 :0 0 niaVreeland are co-chairmen. SODA Closed Saturday WOMENS CLUB prints th e w x i of th* prtntLn^bli' Cigarettes at Popular Price The regular meeting of the Evening Membership Department Rooms For l| 570 No. Broad St., L of the wom an's Club of Hillside, Inc. was held November 2 at Small Parties .\Gift Baskets & Gift Wrapping Columbian Hall, 1220 Liberty Avenue, Hillside. Mrs. George ...... J Elizabeth 527-14141 Kilburg, Vice-chairman, reported further on the State E.M.D. Fall conference at Bethwood Manor, Totowa. As to the Local lY FREE DELIVERY Project for E.M.D., the members approved this would be the Woodruff Historical Site on Conant Street in Hillside. The next oi D V A jrivinvj Serving Hillside and Elizabeth regular meeting will be the Christmas Party on December 7 at KING 76x80 Call 353-3020 Columbian Hall. Chairman Hostess will be Mrs. Patrick Grow- Julius Oksenhorri ney. [•QUEEN 60x80- Open Sunday From 12 P.M. to 6 PJM. rpi CINDERELLA AT BENE' FULL & TWIN 5 0 * OFF BUYS YOUR ... Slightly Soiled or Irregular— Anortod Firmne** Quality Merchandise— Fa/noui Manufacturers Popular children show, Cinderella, will be presented at the Club B ene' Dinner Theatre, located at t. 35 in Sayreville, on MARTIN’S furniture ~ DIAMONDS November 25 & 26. Showtime on both days will be at @ 2:00, FIHUIITM Eugene Jr. 352-4281 IElizabethtown Gas speaker. Nonmembers are 1106 39 Williams Roy 1406 Maple 341.41 A National Utilities And industries Company invited to attend. Reserva­ Ave. ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY 07207 tions may'be made by calling 1108 39 Tillou Builders Hillside Ave. 500.22 Maryrose Sawicki at (201) 687- The Tim e* Nov. 22, SO, Dec. 7, 14 0913. Fees: $138.00 at6 h ia,Nvme 2 1978 22, November 6, ThaPaQt Timas,

. ' IIIMMHIMMMI i i i i i t m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i m i i i i m i i u i i i i i d i T t r n i i i i i i i T i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i l f i i i H I I I M l l l l l l l l l l l l i l l l l l l l ( chen and bath $100 per month permonth bath$100 chenand call244-2679 Medals. Clocks, Dia­ Watches, Jewelry. Silver, Used Gold, Y: BU TO WANTED om hr lvn ro, it­ K room, living bed­ share Own room apartment. nearLong. Liberty share to wanted WANTED: One or two fam ily ily fam two or One WANTED: Coins, Stamps, monds, 11/9-16-23-30 923-0615. furnished. 11/16-23-30 without or 18753or N.J. PO Box 1153 River Toms ith Patrick, W Write broker. house. Avenue, Union 470 Dennis ed efAdesd En­ velope. Self-Addressed Send List. Buy Our FREE: Anytime 375-5499 Irvington. necessary. experience selling now. No later. Goplace cosmetics some exotic and jewelry conditions. $2595 Call 527- 527- Call $2595 conditions. Call964-7590. 11/16-23-3012/7 687-6964; 322-1653. Springfield, Hillside, & Union gifts, Christmas Avon tiful beau­ moneyselling Earnthat VACATION!! YOU YOURSELF YESI 11/16-23 studded excellent new lowmileage, snows, equipped, 11/22, 11/30 11/16, brass old best offer. n, ery brow bed V painted SALE: FOR call 964-6935. details 375-2100; Newark, VAIIsburg, Irvington, Call: Interested? 1449 Fully Pacer. 6 '7 SALE:FOR For soon. home your in hile w Stantley a demonstration Products ave Home gifts H fun. having beautiful Earn 11/16-23 supplied. Matured couple couple Matured 355-3719. preferred. supplied. rooms - Heat & Hot water water Hot & Heat - rooms toys, encyclopedia books, books, s. encyclopedia Item household toys, clothing furniture, mlsc. 10-4. table, Sun. & Sat Place. ff ru Kitchen set, recliner, pool pool recliner, set, Kitchen alatr5pm. p.m 5 after Call Madison stage near Seats 4 Nigh. $18.00 each. 483-1857 483-1857 each. $18.00 Nigh. Thanksgiving Garden, Square 11/22 Call nights 635-8584 ask for for Frank. ask or 635-8584 ill b nights Call area heat & water supplied. supplied. water & heat area FOR RENT- Woman Woman RENT- FOR vial Imdaey Call 688-1295. 4p.m. after Immediately. Available R T E E K N A Y Under 5000 miles. $2400.00. $2400.00. miles. 5000 Under A i»— •A (Individuals Only) $4EACH FOR INSERTION ADS COMMERCIAL PERSONAL ADS ROOMS FO R RENT. Four Four RENT. R FO ROOMS $4 THREE FOR WEEKS $3 TWO FOR WEEKS 2WEACH. $2.50FOR OR 15 WORDS 15 WORDS LESS, OR ADDITIONAL WORDS LESS. OS SL. 2 Wood­ 122 W SALE. HOUSE FOREIGNER TICKETS: FOREIGNER .DDITIONAL WORDS 254 WORDS .DDITIONAL O SL: 98 750XS 1978 SALE: FOR APARTMENT FOR RENT FOR RENT APARTMENT ACH. ELBYSA—SRIE—HL ATD I WANTED HELP SERVICES— SELL—BUY—SWAP— 1st Floor, Christ the King King the Christ Floor, 1st AL9390—90 | 9208 CALL 923-9207— E- XNTFD HEL-W LSIIDSCIN { CLASSIFIED SECTION Avon C Q m WINTER A EOEIG AAE SALES GARAGE REMODELING— — C A N GIVE GIVE N A C . EL SAE O RENT FOR ESTATE— REAL — ...... ES PERSONAL PETS— — H U H D RATES AD EEA RIACSO H ONHPOFHLSD, 1971 HILLSIDE, F O TOWNSHIP THE OF ORDINANCES GENERAL vnn, oebr , 98 ad il e osdrd o aoto a a eua ln ad rmss eenfe parti hereinafter premises of and parcel land or tract regular following a the at All adoption for considered be will and 1978, Wednesday 8, held November Committee Township the evening, l o meeting regular a at reading first liberty and Hillside Avenues, on Tuesday Evening, December 5, 1978, at 8:00 being in the Township of Hillside Hillside and of lying Township situate, the in described, cularly being Building, at 1978,8:00 5, Municipal the December at Evening, held Tuesday be on to Avenues, Hillside and Committee liberty Township the of meeting ..o sso hratra h atrcnb osdrd Cut o Uin n Sae f New of State and Union of County can be considered: matter the as thereafter soon oras p.m. OF HILLSIDE: ***** **nc °* Highland Avenue with the with ***** Avenue **nc °*Highland HILLSIDE: OF eea Odnne o te onhpo Hlsd, 91 sal mne b of ihad vne ot fe (0 ) (40 feet forty Avenue Highland f o by amended e b shall 1971" Hillside, of Township the of Ordinances General Name of Street Name of following: the adding No.339 Building Route 22, No. 367 No. Building 22, Route such ordinance. The Times, Nov. 22 Nov. Times, The Township Clerk Township ADOPTED:------to law. according publication and adoption repealed. hereby No.339 Building Route 22, e: $23.92 Fee: ot 2 Building 22, Route No. 367No. Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance has been introduced on on introduced been has ordinance following the that given hereby is Notice AN ORDINANCE TO AM END CHAPTER XI (TRAFFIC) OF TH E "REVISED "REVISED E TH OF (TRAFFIC) XI END CHAPTER AM TO ANORDINANCE ETO 1 Catr I Tafc Shdl I N Prig o te Rvsd unn otel aog h si line said the along Southerly running "Revised the o< Parking) (No I Schedule (Traffic) XI ChaRter 1. the ol SECTION inter,action (ZOO (he ) from leec TOWNSHIP E TH OF COMMITTEE TOWNSHIP BYTHE BE IT ORDAINED GENERAL ORDINANCES ORDINANCES GENERAL et ad ilie vne, n usa eeig Dcmbr , 91 a B:0Q at 1971, 5, ber Decem evening, Tuesday on regular n at adoption Avenues, lor Hillside and considered berty be will and 1978, 8, November evening, l pros neetd il e ie a opruiy o e er concerning heard be to opportunity an given be will interested persons All final ha upoa immediately effect uke ihkll Ordinance This 3. SECTION first reading at a regular meeting of the Township Committee held W ednesday ednesday W held Committee theTownship of meeting regular aat reading first p.m. or at soon thereafter aa the matter considered: the aa e Can b thereafter soon at Municipal or the at p.m. held be to Committee Township (he of meeting here* incosistent Ordinances of parts or All Ordinances 2. SECTION shall be amended by deleting in its entirety the following: the inits entirety deleting by amended be shall Streets) of the "Revised General Ordinances Ordinances General "Revised the of Streets) OF HILLSIDE: OF ...... aeo tetSide Place Sager Street of Name adoption and publication according to law and approval by the Commissioner of of Commissioner the by approval and to law according publication and adoption repealed. hereby the State Department or Transportation. or Department State the Township Clerk Township auch ordinance. auch The Timet, Nov. 22 Nov. Timet, The Fee: $16.10 Fee: oie s eey ie ta tefloig riac ht en nrdcd o ^ oo introduced been hat ordinance following the that given hereby is Notice AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER CHAPTER AMEND TO ORDINANCE AN ETO 1 CatrX (rfi) ceue 01 Schedule (Traffic) XI Chapter 1. SECTION BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP THE BY ORDAINED IT BE SECTION 2. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances incontiatont herewith are herewith incontiatont Ordinances partsof or Ordinances All 2. SECTION SECTION 3. This Ordinance ihall take effect immediately upon its final final its upon immediately effect take ihall Ordinance This 3. SECTION All persons interested will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning concerning heard be to opportunity an given be will interested persons All WORD 204EACHFOR ADDITIONAL 3FR 15$3FORLESS. WORDSOR SALESYARD GARAGE, lllll■l■■ll■■■■lllll ll llll■l■l llllr l■ ll■ lllllllll■ llll■ lllllllll■ ■ ■ ■ llll■ ■ ll■ Illllllllll■ the IPA ADS DISPLAY 50 A INCH AN •5.00 TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE TOWNSHIP Building No. 339 No. Building of side W'esi South side of side South Side Building No. 339 No. Building Building No. 367 No. Building of side West South side of side South Building No. 367 No. Building BY DIRECTION OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE COMMITTEE TOWNSHIP THE OF DIRECTION BY TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE HILLSIDE OF TOWNSHIP 8 LINES8 OR LESS$5.00 OF THANKS CARD ADDITIONAL LINES ©60S OF OF PUBLIC NOTICEPUBLIC YDRCINO H ONHPCMITE “Y A“ COMMITTEE TOWNSHIP OF THE DIRECTION BY THE THE PUBLIC NOTICE ! R E D A TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP

7:00 p.m. 7:00 7:00 a.m . to . a.m 7:00 Chairman of the Township Committee the Township of Chairman Chairman Chairman

COMMITTEEOF THE TOWNSHIP XI (TRAFFIC) XI Hours John C. Kulish, Township Clerk Kulish, C. John of of the OF OF onG. uik wmhpCek IT -BS X-IB JItTC D Clerk hlp m ow T Kulilk, . G John diaUnce o f approximately approximately f o diaUnce join. point where a to building said of west corner south­the 33from feet for afeet 7 f width o A Location the common sidewalks the common distance o f approximately approximately f o distance aand said building A width A A width o f 27 feet for feet a27 f width o A building. said f o west corner the to north­ dock loading distance o f approximately approximately f o distance A width o f 3 feet from feet 3 f o width A south side of said building of south side distance o f appmainately appmainately f o distance a for •aid building 150 feet beginning at the 150 beginning feet 172 feet along the entire 172along feet side of aaid bufldfag. aaid of side the endre 303along feet (Parking onhpo ilie 1971” of Hillside, Township HILLSIDE, of

the Township Committee Township the f o 7.5 feet from feet 7.5 OF OF

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applicants. g ifts to pick from for all our our all for from pick to ifts g between 1 Dec. - 27 Nov. of w ill be served, and free holday holday free be served, and ill 2, Coffee w and 10 of hours the week our the counselors with our friendly register to and Come office Season. day Li­ edeta$$ fr hs Holi­ this $$$$ for extra Need JAM ES F. CHAPMAN and SANDRA SANDRA and Corporation/vs F.CHAPMAN ES Jersey JAM New a ., O C Court House Annex, in the City of Eli- of City the shallin Annex, House in Court I vendue, public directed by sale for me expose to execution edn. I De AL, ET fendant. wife; his CHAPMAN, L. aeh NJ, n DEDY te■ «. IHA N. 22 NO. HIGHWAY U«$. ■ the EDNESDAY, W on N.J., Room, xabeth, Conference Freeholder's the day. ASSOCIATED-EAST MORTGAGE MORTGAGE ASSOCIATED-EAST Jersey 9h a o Nvme AD, 98 at 1978 A.D., November of day 29th wo 'lc i te feno o said of afternoon the in o'clock o tw otel ieo Cak tet thence Street, Clark of line Southerly Avenue hundred Highland two distant southerly of therein line westerly feet and ninetynine one hundredths of hundredths one andninetynine feet angles right at and Westerly thence, a ot 149' t te on and point the to BEGINNING of place (104.94') foot hundredths a f thence one o running ninety-four and '); 0 feet (4 thence feet (104.99); forty Northerly foot a lour hundred one Avenue Highland to ae F Camn n Snr L. Sandra fee. and in hia wife, Chapman, Chapman F. James unn Esel oe ude four hundred one Easterly running rne ad ovyd no h said the recorded, unto conveyed forthwith and granted be to and 1973, ■nteded dated September, 26th dayof indenture, the by wife, his Frank, Cedle and Frank be A which premises There is due approximately approximately due is 1486 There as known commonly Premises h Seif eevs h rgt tc right the reserves Sheriff The — N.J. Hillside, Avenue, Highland ilie ie, 12 1/, 11/16, 11/9, 11/2, Times, Hillside this sale. adjourn August1 from interest with $33,994.66 Fee $61.64 Fee JcTCX-153 DJ Attv. A.Gonnella, John 11/23 1978 and coats. II,

By virtue of the above-stated writ of of writ virtue above-stated By of the EINN a a on i the in point a at BEGINNING 1995 Morris Ave., Union Union Ave., 1995 Morris AND BEING the same land and*, and*, land same the BEING AND CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND AND SAVINGS FEDERAL CITY s ADLA MHMA, et MUHAMMAD, Defendants. ux, Plaintiff ABDULLAH Jersey, vs. New of State the of Corporation a ASSOCIATION, LOAN (We will be open Friday Friday be open will (We Court House Annex, in the City of of City the in Annex, House Court the in ex­ vendue, shall public I by for sale pose directed e m to execution day. Freeholder’ s Conference Room, Room, Conference s Freeholder’ two o'clock in the afternoon afternoon the in o'clock two lzbt, J, n ensa the Wednesday on .J., N Elizabeth, ALL that tract or parcel of land, land, Union of of County the in Town­ the ship Hillside of in parcel being and or lying situate, tract that ALL ySdln o Hlsd Aeu, which Avenue, Hillside of Sideline ly Norther­ the in point s BEGINNINGst Jersey: inNew the State of both Sidelines were exteded to form form to exteded were Sidelines both Northerly said the of of point the intersection from feet 131.64 pointis ot 4 dge* 7 i. at 1.50 East, Min. 57 Min. degree* 44 40 South degrees 45 North (1) run­ ning thence from and anintersection, il Avenue, the Maple with of EasterlySideline Avenue Hillside of Sideline l Temporaries -l A on;tec () ot 4 dge* 40 degree* 45 South a to (4) 67 feet thence 35.00 point; South East, (3) Min. 01 thence degree* point; a to feet (2) thence point; a to feet Eaat, 135.61 h aoe ecito ws rw in drawn was description above The North same, along (5) vhence Avenue; in point a to feet 135.00 West, Min. FOR SALE OR MORTGAGED FOR SALEMORTGAGED OR codne ih sre md by 1/12/77. dated made survey a with accordance feet 36.61 BEGINNING. of place eit, and W to the point Min. 01 degree* 67 side Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey. New Hill­ 161Hillside, as Avenue, side known commonly Being L.S., Wataon, and McDonald Borrie, HUiaitie of Sideline Northerly said ves the right to adjourn thiasale. adjourn to the right ves October from interest with $31,274.16 , 98ad ot. h Seif reser­ Sheriff The costa. 1978and 1, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW NEW OF SUPERIOR COURT llic ie 1/, 11, 11/2*. IFec 11/16, $56.88 11/9, Time* Hlllaidc By virtue of the above-stated writ of of writ above-stated the By virtueof lT/n, n/jo lT/n, There la due approximately approximately due la There DOCKET NO. F-4590-77 DOCKET NO. FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED MORTGAGED OF FOR SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW NEW OF SUPERIOR COURT WRIT OF EXECUTION WRIT EXECUTION OF CHANCERY DIVISION DIVISION CHANCERY pn House Open ...... DOCKET NO. F-6268-77 NO. DOCKET CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY SHERIFF’ S SALE S SHERIFF’ UNION COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ACTION CLERICAL gf 964-1301 Nov.24) UNION COUNTY COUNTY UNION PREMISES ee e AD. 17 at 1978 ., A.D ber Decem CIVIL ACTION ACTION CIVIL Sheriff's Sale Sheriff's JERSEY Plaintiff EXECUTION PREMISES RALPH FROEHLICH RALPH JERSEY RALPH FROEHLICH FROEHLICH RALPH Sheriff of Sheriff said i OPESR]| o «ti < » is t « ro m COMPRESSORS]|| t lis Gerber 354-6030 Gerber to and information additional 1222 N. Broad St.. Hillside St.. Broad 1222N. lc odr: al Mary - Call orders: For place Women. 'rith B B'nai of Chapter Hillside by sponsored UNION,_ gift giving. Event is being being is Event for great giving. diet, gift Florida, any for from great direct coming 6 pr a. h fut is fruit The bag. per for etc.$6. oranges, grapefruits, including fruits citrus mixed of be bag20 apound up pick to will able residents 10, cember 352-1900 Elizabeth ” ______o. 1hAa Irvington Ava. 11th •or. 1 1 1 A A f t 429 N Brood St Brood 429 t N f A A 1 1 1 NUAC ESTIMATES INSURANCE OLSO SPECIALIST COLLISION Crt O EEGNY SERVICE EMERGENCY FOR BREAKING CONCRETE FOR iCustom Parts iCustom Fabrication iShop ServiceMachine ► Combination for Competition AN MOWERS* LAWN ’ ______FRANKLIN AUTOROOT FRANKLIN FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANTS PLANTS INDUSTRIAL FOR n udy feno, De­ Afternoon, Sunday On ie Bag Mixed i o rso etl ... v r * s rental pressor com Ait A.J. SPEEDEQUIPMENT A.J. Speed Equipment inSpeed Stock PARTS AUTU 201-926-5479 0-5-31Service 201-353-1391 201-353-1390 S. Action Lines Action Bail Bond Agency Bond Bail 1 No. "On Wheels” "On 3 Yl v. hr.71 P.M. 7:15 Thura. Ave., Yale 334 Greeting Cards Giftwrap Gifu Gifu Giftwrap Cards Greeting eer Hsey PartyGoods Hosiery Jewelry COLLISION , S P E C IA LIZIN G IN IN G LIZIN IA C E P S Hand Mowers Sharpened Sharpened Mowers Hand P IE FLAGSHIP SITE PPO O 499 CklNMUr a 22090 Va. envelope: stamped details, Free home. at Power Mowers Repaired Repaired Mowers Power MIT0 BOOT MIT0 aia Mies P.O. Mailers, self-addressed Capital rush working possible $250 weekly - $50 STUFFERS o 22 Reston, 2624 Box - ADDRESSERS HILLSIDE-College Inn, Inc., Inc., Inn, HILLSIDE-College - M 4-0011 MU - . D M B A C H CO. H C A B M D SPECIALISTS FO REIGN CARS REIGN FO 1 Wwstarn Parkway B1 Mike Powell 355-5085 Powell Mike place lortart a diet place lortart Pick-Up and Delivery and Delivery Pick-Up 330 Harvard Ave. nHats l M U .lN ttsn a H In REPAIRED A A JINSAM REPAIRS Major BrandsMajor of A. R I W STATION ______Fur classes Intown yot» Auto Body Auto or:Te-a. 11-7 Tues-Sat. Hour*: The smartest,, The a m w o T al 201757-7677. call evc lWestinghouse W ol Service L. SERVICE L. SERVICE 964-0169 1455 Liberty Ave. 1455Ave. Liberty CARDS PLUS.... CARDS 375-9996 Have Power, Will Travel Secretary: David Thomas David Secretary: Travel Will Have Power, Hillside _ M 6* U _ _ Call 923-5525 SBB-B444 TOWING A n o t w BAIL BOND AGENCY AGENCY BOND BAIL . NO. 3 - Hillside, N.J. 3NO. Hillside, -

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I, Page 8, The Times, November 22,1978 Butler Defense, Turnovers, Ruin Comet Dreams

By A rt Handel lowing M iller's TD, Butler Gherardi one play later for the Mahon rolled to his right and throughout the game. It never They said a big play would marched 60 vards for a aame- TD. Golden's placement hit Bualino kneelina in the end let u d ." win this game. It did. About tying score. Craig DePascale made it 20-7. zone three plays later for the Indeed, the Bulldogs six times. and Rod Waite, who combined More bad news. After two score. applied stifling pressure parti­ But the Butler Bulldogs .for 75 yards rushing in the running plays gained minus The second half was super- cularly in the second period made all of the big plays as first half, carried four times two yards, A lfa n o's pass was flous; the Bulldogs controlled when they registered four they pounded the Hillside during this seven-play drive. picked off by linebacker the ball, and the comets hoped sacks. High Comets, 53-7, in a North Mahon completed three Golden. to make the score respcetable Why was Alfano running lor Jersey, Group 2, Section 2 passes, the key being a 12- The Bulldogs drove to Hill­ and looked for lightening to his life Saturday? Down 27-7 playoff game Saturday at yarder to split end Jim side's 11 but M a ho n 's pass to strike for them. It never did. midway in the second quarter. Montclair State College Field. Cervone on second-and seven Cervone was unsuccessful, Hillside made it to the Bull­ Hillside was forced to shoot A 27-point second quarter that brought the ball to thanks to a vicious hit by de­ dog 29 in the final quarter but for the one big play that would blew the game wide open. H illsid e 's 9. The play was fensive back Dwayne Frank­ the Butler shock troops forced turn the game around. And it ended Hillside's dream indicative of Mahon's philo­ lin. alfano into third-and-22. of a perfect season, a feat last sophy. In that situation, most The Bulldogs took out their That big play had to be a achieved in 1943 when the quarterbacks call on their best frustrations on Alfano by Waite, who is part halfback, pass, since the Comets were Mike Cefelli (40) came up with one of the few bright spots for the Comets on Saturday when team went 9-0. ball carrier to insure third and belting twice on Hillside's part sprinter, and usually part gaining nothing on the he blocked this extra point in the fourth quarter. The kicker is Time Golden (50) and the holder Butler, the 9-0 skyline short yardage after a big gain. next possession. On third- of a collision, scored on a 2- ground. Buter's defense is Tom Henne (38) for Butler). (Photo By Hillside Photo Service) Conference champs, held the His next play was a nine-yard and-2, defensive back Tony yard run in the third period, didn' t have to worry about the Comets to a minus 25 yards TD pass to split end Don Cobuzio intercepted Alfano and Steve Smolen and Ken run because its linebackers rushing in the first half. Buglino. and danced 55 yards down the Eisenhardt added two T D 's in picked up the running' plays, Quarterback Frank Alfano Mahon again needed seven right sideline and a 26-7 the fourth for a 53-7 lead. conceding five or six yards. completed one of six passes plays to move his team 61 argin. Golden' s kick made it "I couldn't predict that the Result? The Bulldog defen­ Discount G olf Fees for 12 yards and suffered three yards for a 13-7 lead. From 27-7. score would be that much in sive line was free to devote all interceptions. Conversely, his own 45, th 5' 9", 160- With his protection quickly our favor," Butler coach Jack its time to rushing the passer. Butler's Tom Mahon clicked pound senior passed 30 yards caving in, A lfa n o's next pass Davies stated. "Our defense And Hillside never had a Discount W inter rates will rates will be lower, rather than $10. on six of 12 for 84 yards and to Cervone on a third-and-four attempt was also picked off. kept the pressure on them chance to make the big plays. go into effect at Union On Saturdays, Sundays and golden Agers, 62-years:of- two touchdowns. His pinpoint situation. DePascale bolted County's three golf courses, holidays, Union county resi- age-and-older, will pay ‘ $2 throwing for key first downs for a 4-yard score three plays Ash Brook Golf Course, Scotch dents will pay $3.50 rather instead of $3.50, while Season ultimately wrecked Hillside's later. Tim Golden's extra Alfano: Nowhere To Run Plains, Galloping H ill Golf than $4.50 Edison Township Card holders will pay $2 rather hopes, point attempt failed. Course, Kenilworth, and Oak residents who play at Oak than $2.50. Youth, 17-years- The Comets actually took On Hillside's next offensive with the blocker in front of By Art Handel backers Tim Golden and Rick Ridge Golf course, Clark, on Ridge will pay $6 rather thaji of-age-and-younger, will pay the lead 10 seconds into the series, Alfano was sacked Walek. And with good him almost as fast as the Friday, December 1. $8.00 and out-of-county resi- $3.50 instead of $4.50. game when Darryl Miller twice and faced a fourth-and- reason. The two seniors blocker himself. Sometimes Weekday green fees will dents will pay $4.50 with an Season Cards, entitling you grabbed the opening kickoff 20 situation. After a pitch-out It looked so easy, the Butler we pulled out as if it were as Bulldog's 53-7 playoff victory ranged far to their right and remain at their present rate, identification card (ID) instead to discount green fees year- and sped 80 yards for a TD. to wing back Fran Pais gained left to completely cut off H ill­ sweep, the the defensive but the weekend and holiday of $5.50 or $7 without an ID round, and ID 's are available "It was such a sudden score two yards. Alfano was over the Hillside H igh Comets linemen chase of the blockers last Saturday. The awesome side's outside running game. at the golf courses which are that we d id n 't know what to dumped by Joe Romain and Regarding Butler's offense, to the side and the runner open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. think," Bulldog defensive Chris Alheidt-that's 360 Hillside defensive line swept slipped up the vacated middle. TICKET PRICES off the field by the Bulldog a variety of straight-blocking, lo 5 p.m. and from 7 a.m. to 5 tackle Paul Johnson stated. pounds worth of defensive traps and influence plays were They did. For the entire $4.00 and S6.0G p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays "That had to make us feel linemen. blockers and the comet game. WRESTLING running game rendered nearly used. Out ins: Carl . I um h-HilUlr. N .I somewhat uneasy because we and holidays. Hillside was on the ropes "We have the players who Pizza Shoppes Hillside. N I d id n 't know how strong their non-existent. HILLSIDE HIGH aiolnmon s Sport Shop Elizabeth. N I \ and Alfano Couldn't generate can block straight ahead," iammRuhhrr Stamp Ini -Hillside, \ I defense was going to perform any attack. Then Darryl The Butler defense limited lillside Dads Booster Club-Hillside. N.J the Comet running attack to Davies explained. "But we SCHOOL GYM ,.i Informationand Kc-ervatinns phone 92 \ today." M ille r fumbled a punt on his Weekend minus 25 yards in the first also can mix approaches." The Bulldogs immediately one-yard line, and Alheidt DAD'S BOOSTER CLUB OF HILLSIDE half. Incredibly, a minus 25 For instance, tackle Sal .discovered that answer. Fol- leaped over left tackle Pete yards. Quarterback Frank Sisto and guard mark Harnen Alfano was no factor, facing a were equally adept with man- MON. NOV. 27 Hikers on-man confrontations as well p.S? charge mounted by the down IVAN DINO linemen but also the line­ as confusion tactics like the A ramble and two hikes are backers. influence play. Listen to Harnen: "A good scheduled this weekend for Obviously, the Bulldogs defensive linemen will move KOLOFF « BRAVO members of the Union County were more concerned with the Hiking Club and their guests. Hillside passing attack M illie Shutze will lead the because Alfano is his team's jilg-JgS. THE YUKON South Mountain Ramble on offensive catalyst. Early In HILLSIDE RADIO ( TV Saturday, November 25. the first period, they gave Hikers will meet at Locust away the option for running, 1190 Liberty Avenue, near Bloy Street LUMBERJACKS « Grove at 10 a.m. for this six- but they d id n 't give rnuch TONY LARRY mile hike. Bring lunch. away because a running back M U 8-2359 The Wild Turkey Stalk is had to escape from the fists ANTENNA INSTALLED scheduled for Saturday, No­ and hands of seven hostile GAREA - ZBYSZKO vember 25. Hikers will meet defenders. TV RADIO PHONO SERVICE SPIROS DOMINIC leader George Sedmont at the Consider the first down Bradlees parking lot, Central A RION vs DE N U C C I offense. There were 15 occas- Avenue, Clark at 7:15 a.m. for sions during the game in S.D. this 10-mile hike. which Hillside had the ball on CRUSHER Fred Dlouhy will lead the Dejected Comets Gerald Brown (82) and quarterback Alfano first down. The comets STAR AUTO ELECTRIC JONES 10-mile Pequannock Water­ BLACKWELL vs (11) wait for the final seconds to tick away in Saturday's 53-7 averaged 2.2. yards per play 4 1 5 Florence Ave. Hillside, N.J. shed Hike on Sunday, No­ drubbinq at the hands of Butler in the NJSIAA North Jersey in those situations, hardly (Bet. Liberty & Hillside Aves.) JOHNNY R O D Z VS TONY RUSSO' vember 26. Hikers will meet Section 2 Group II playoffs at M ontclair State College. The sufficient to m aintain balance at the Packanack Wayne Mall oss snapped a 12 game winning streak. (Photo by Hillside and authority. In five of those The Specialists In at 8:00 a.m. Photo Service) attempts, the play produced Cl!CTItKJtl*MC*.«|«’C0IID'S ,tE»EMrO»S * MTEnUTOtt Number Of A Series Of Vfclei zero gain. STMOTS * t»0T0» TUHE UrS ♦ WIIIOSMIEIO WIFtRS v POWER KS Butler knew A lfano had to For Fast Friendly Service Cali 964-1021] Feeturini Americin Idem And Meek pass, played it that way and Weiss Opens Health Convention had him cold. (Maj. Charges Acct.) Butler coach Jack Davies had special praise for line­ Kean College president, Dr. Dr. Weiss admonished thb lifelong sports skills. Now a Nathan Weiss, opened the academic sports people for daily jogger and beginning general session of the new focusing their attention prima­ tennis player, Dr. Weiss asked * YOU WON’T BELIEVE YOUR EYES Jersey Association for Health, rily on the best athletes and # the group if they were pre­ * Physical Education and Re­ setting a educational priority paring students to use their WHEN YOU SEE THE FABULOUS BUYS! * creation, held November 1-3 on the training of new leisure time "in a creative, * during the New Jersey Educa­ coaches. 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