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(U SPS 314-080) Linden Leader / “Your Community Leader” V O L. a NO. U L IN D E N . N.J., T H U R S D A Y . Novem ber 3. N i l Published by Suburban Publishing Corp , ? 18 North Wood Ave.. Linden. N J 07036 Second Class Postage Paid at Linden. N.J. 30 C e n t s P e r C o p y Dem ocrats sw eep city council seats
By MARIANNE ASTALOS '■ but not as strong sa thane of previous was circulated. I’ll prove to them that The race for governor was a Everything came Democratic in eiectioaa. we (the Democratic party) were right Democratic victory as James Florio IM h Tueaday, tram city Council Gregorio wan the race in Linden, in having confidence in me. I'm very tallied 7,426 votes over Tom Kean's SthStoS 10th Bart thrangi theaeverar’i Mat defeating Republican opponent John grateful In the w ay that everything has 5.985. CtMdi Caaadl StataSaaata turned out.” The overwhelming victoriea in the Fenick by a vote of 7,185 to 5,731, but Even though Florio won in Linden S XT S » lost in several of the city’s districts: 1st Councilman Alvin Coplan of the 9th alaetian bafonpad to Richard Brsaexidti voting. Councilman Louis Roberts of S2- Ward, District 2 by 77 votes snd District Ward, referring to Gregorio's victory, e af (heath Ward and Charlea "Buddy" the 2nd Ward expected him to do|piuch *** fi 5 said, “I’m very happy that Gregorio B Sdralbar af the 10th Ward, both >by three votes; fth Ward, District 3 by better. “ I just can’t figure out what peo s won and that w e have our two 3 Democrats, elected to the City Council, 13 votes; Sth W ard, District 3 by 73 ple were thinking of today. We (the | ac 3 votes; and 10th Ward, District 1 by two asaembiymen, Raymond Lesniak and I f a £ ME while John T. Gregorio edged into hit Democrats) were about 1,400 off what I ? votes, District 3 by six votes snd Tom Devertn, back in office. I’m so * second term aa a state senator. we thought we would get for Florio.” NAM) 1 District 3 by 67 votes. * happy that everything worked out.” The Candida tea for the city seats In the November election of 1177, Councilman James Ioczi of the 5th When asked if this depressed him at District I - - - - 233 197 228 206 defeated their opponents in a resoun Gregorio defeated opponent Thomas Ward also expressed pleasure at the all, Roberts replied, "Depressed, yes, District 2 - - - - 227 304 293 309 ding fashion, Brezeilcki over Duno, who was the incumbent and run G regorio victory. ‘T m happy it turned especially for all of the work that we put - - - - Rapablican candidate Richard District3 219 222 218 182 ning on the Independent ticket, by 4,003 out the way it did. It showed that we in to this campaign.'' Bnrowici, l.iae to S t, and Schreiber NAM) 2 votes in Linden. The city vote In that have faith and confidence in our Re-elected Assemblyman Deverin defeating Republican candidate G. District 1 - - - - year was 7,4M for Gregorio and 3,673 M ayor,” loxzi said referring to the state senator and 231 164 211 196 Tom Diam ante, 1,167 to 554. tor Dunn. The Republican candidate, In the state assembly race, incum assemblymen race said, “ It came out District 2 - - - - 226 181 199 178 In the 10th Ward race, districts 1, 2 Robert Walsh, received 2,001 votes in bent candidates Raymond Lesniak of like I thought it would, especially for District 3 - - - - 199 166 206 136 and S voted 414, SO and 365 for the city. Elisabeth and Thames Deverin of the strong campaign that we ran. We NAM) 3 Bremakki and 111. IS and 154 fqr Gregorio lost in Rahway, receiving Carteret were victorious in Linden were worried about Senator Gregorio District 1 - - - - 198 151 233 232 1,296 votes to Fenick's 4,366 Rahway voting as Lesniak received 8,905 votes and how we would be affected in the District 2 - - - - 233 214 180 162 The eth Ward vote was 334, 4(4 and was the only city that G regorio did not and Deverin received 8,301. election, but he came through and we - - - 343 in district's l, I and 3 for Schreiber carry. In the County Freeholder race, the won.” District 3 - 177 164 295 43 and « 7 , 313 and 134 for Diamante. Democratic ticket defeated the In the race for county clerk, NAM) 4 Schreiber said, "The election was In Fenick's hometown of Carteret, Republican opponents with Philip Port Democratic candidate June Fisher led District 1 - - - - 223 61 342 49 p e a t I'm overwhelmed by all tha peo Gregorio received 3,062 votes to his op noy of Union receiving 7,174 vote*, Republican incumbent Walter Halpin, District 2 - - - - 277 72 308 108 ple that came out and supported m e " ponent's 2,975, and in Elisabeth, Mary Ann Daria of Linden receiving 6,403 to 5,511. District3 - - - 276 113 218 211 “You know the oid saying The Gregorio received 11,OK votes to 7,946 votes and Frank Benina to of The council seats of the 8th and 4th peatman always rings twice.' Well, I Fenick’s 9,351. E lisabeth receivin g 8,669 votes. Wards were won by Democrats' George NAM) 5 didn’t knock once, I knocked twice. This Gregorio, at his victory party In the Republican Candida tea Edward J. Milk06ki and James Watson who were District 1 - - - - 225 200 224 169 was a major reason for my victory. It Elisabeth Town and Campus, was Skxnkoeki of Union received 5,506 ran uncontested in their bids for re- District 2 - - - - 239 140 353 109 was the popular way to go," Schreiber pleased and obviously relieved at Ms votes, Alan M. Augustine of Scotch election. District3 - - - - 345 105 245 248 victory results. ’Tm thankful that Plains received 4JM votes and incum City Clerk Val Imbriacco also was NAM) 6 M m T. Gregorio held on to a lead in enough people had the confidence In me bent Rose Marie Sinnott of Summit victorious in his uncontested re-election tha Mate Senate race that was steady District 1 414 112 - - 212 250 268 246 and dkki’t believe the bed publicity that received 5,370 votes. bid. District 2 390 132 - - 247 235 267 227 District 3 365 154 - - 220 253 173 132 NAM) 7 District 1 - - - 171 110 143 71 Con artists are back in Linden District 2 Tv - - ' - 125 74 175 104 District3 - \ _ - - 171 97 171 131 NAM)t Dotoct 1 - - - - 179 94 176 134 V District 2 - - - - 182 119 261 106 District 3 - - - - 266 By MARY BEDNARCZYK Tbe pair—described as a whfce stale, will even give eoroe sort of receipt quarters and give all the information 112 355 397 Coo arttrtt, fltm-fUm tricksters, approximately 6 feet, M 0 p ™ * 30 to Marcino itraaad that the public including the hame the supposed police NAM) 9 phony repairman and others of their 35, with light complexion, tight brown should be aware that local police officer or detective is using. District 1 - - - - 374 363 267 290 kind have prayed an the unsuspecting hair and (kessed in a tan suit, accom departments do not investigate Sinnott said all such calls are con District 2 - - - - 282 247 333 431 public for generation*, and will con panied by a black male, 5-6, about 40 counterfeit currency operations. This is fidential. and the officer on duty will District 3 - - - - - 329 399 284 272 tinue to do *0 despite the many warn years old, 175 pounds, with a light com a federal matter, and is investigated by check to see if there is anyone of that NARD10 ing* issued at regular intervals by the plexion and dressed in a light suit—has federal authorities with the cooperation name working in the area. police departm ent. already victimised one elderly Under District 1 - - 334 217 435 - - of the local force. 437 i|. .. Unfortunately, too often those they resident. Lt. Richard Sinnott of the Linden District 2 484 213 164 170 cheeae as victims are the ones w ho can ___ They usually go to the victim’a home P ok e Department states .Qiat all Deadlines changed District 3 X - 349 224 250 317 - - least afford to be cheated out of their and gain entrance by staring what is members of the department have iden ■ a n y - senior citizens, especially/ m gaHffllvJpr' Jpr holiday jssues. TOTALS 1,169 398 915 m SntK.TT*yoi*WtheyS and a photograph which must be shown This newspaper Will go address one lives from Elizabeth and have a search immediately, whether making an in day earlier for the Thanksgiving Day schemes umd by them swindlers. The warrant to look for counterfeit money vestigation or answering a call. edition, so our employees may enjoy methods seldom vary Accounts of such and stolen jew elry. They state that two Sinnott said any resident approached the day with their families. crimes are well publicised and yet people have been picked up and taken Halloween paraders by someone claiming to be a m em ber of As a result, the following deadlines citizens still fall victim to them. to the county jail after confessing that the police department and showing just will apply for that week only: LL Richard Marcino of the Linden counterfeit mohey had been left at the • badge to ask for further identifica • Ail news material, including press Police Department Dec tact! ve Bureau victim's home. tion. If none is forthcoming, the lieute releases, social stories and letters to lure 20,000 viewers reports that Linden has been alerted by The two actors posing as detectives nant advisee, report the matter im the editor, must be in our hands no later police departments in Elizabeth and then ask to see all the money the victim mediately to police headquarter*. than noon Thursday. Nov. 19. three shore communities that a team An estimated 20,000 spectators lined Department earned first place for its has in the house. Upon being given it, Should anyone come to your home re • Advertising space reservations Wood Avenue Saturday evening to en entry, “ Happy Halloween From Wood- posing as detectives looking for they d a te that the money is counterfeit questing entry on police business and deadline will be 5 p.m. Nov. 19. joy the 32nd annual Linden Halloween bridge." Second place was taken by counterfeit currency is again in ooera- and they must take it in to police bead- cannot show the proper identification. • Advertising copy deadline will be Parade. Millard Soloman for his float, noon on Friday, Nov. 20. "Creature From Prehistoric Time," “It was a tremendous crowd; and the Linden Twin Cinema placed everything went fine,” said Armando third for its float rendition of “ Rocky Canda, president of the Linden Hallo Horror Picture Show ” ween Parade Committee. Although it started a bit late because "Spiders," created by J. Kukal and one of the bands didn't show up on time, fam ily, took first place in the Decorated Canda said this year's parade, which Car Division; Bill Grant’s "Race Car was also sponsored by the Recreation Look-Alike” placed second Department, was one of the mo6t order In the Decorated Truck Division, the ly and best presented. Maddaluna Disposal Co. drove away About 15 persons are involved with with first and second place prizes for the committee year-round, the presi “ Sesame Street Comes to Linden” and dent said. But the parade’s success is “ Incredible Hulk." contingent on the involvement of hun dreds throughout the area who Trisha Prassick’s “ Horn of Plenty” “ donated time and effort and displayed took first place honors in the Miniature a lot of love for the city. ” Float Division. “ Smurfs,” created by "N o one could carry this parade children from St. Elizabeth’s School, without help,” Canda said, adding that, placet second, “ SS Goblin," made by in terms of sheer numbers, it is among Keith Prossick, took third place and the largest parades in the state and re Tears Smith's “ Aunt Jem im a” took quires a great deal of time to coor fourth place. dinate. School 2 marchers won the award for “ Soon after the evaluation meeting," the best representation on the basis of Canda explained, “work will begin on actual attendence, while the Most organizing next year's parade." Orderly Marching Group award went to Schools. The parade climaxed a program of A total of 150 winners was selected HaUoween activities including the teen from among the costumed marchers dances at the high school and junior Best Costume awards were won by highs and the poster contest in the James Richardson, Steven Sods elementary acbools George Furman, Jodi Kuchineki Eight floats, three decorated can, Valerie Grace, Christa Mouated two decorated trucks, five miniature Michael Herts, Kimberly floats and 10 twirlero and drill teams Michelle Runo, John Hines, Michele were entered In the parade competi Kuharcik, Arlene Clanton, Billy tion. Also present w ere nine bands and Thomas, Douglas Weiat, Christine more than 2,500 costumed marchers Hertz, Renae Ruaao, Amy Addeeao, erry Shortcake” float w irb eie rem ain ChrtottD* Dudes. took first place In the William Graaaak, Anthony Graaaak, M “A ” Division. Atax Dias, Tina Goodman, Lurie Coughlin, Dan Amato, Jeffrey Coughlin, Erika Griffin, Khabd Walter, E d w ard Motttra. 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Coglian, Joey Patty, Evan Joseph Cheers, Darlene B o M i, Lisa Ferrer, Richard ~ 1 — Thuredby, Novwmbwr J. 1961 - LIN D E N (N.J.) L E A D E R Linden students enrolled In UC engineer program
Liuiton— Union College’! Minoritiee committees are being organized in in IT tln w im Program haa enrolled Linden to foster community involve • aoveoth, eighth and ninth grade ment in meeting with school personnel, etinton ta b arn linden, according to iin a t r ia l representatives, to work with P n f. Elmer Wolf, project director and students, to help develop an academic chairman of the college'! Engineering climate outside of school and to assist in and Fhjraica Department providing extra activities which will The project ia designed to attract assist in enhancing the program . high achool atudenta to c a re e n in engineering and to provide educational Prof. Wolf reported a workshop in and motivational activitiea to prepare communications skills was conducted them for entry into college* and last fall for IS teachers and coor engineering programa by auppiemen- dinators. In the spring, motivational ac ting theefforta of the local U g h achooia. tivities were conducted for seventh In a report to the project’s Advisory grade students,mathematics courses Com m ittee. Prof. W olf said parents were conducted for eighth graders and Mai 7 a ' w t e e o f m commuications skills courses were of SHUMLAS TEACHES COURSE—Nancy Berger, left, points out the importance HOLIDAY FAIR—Rev. Michael Mletlkki of Holy Trinity Church to tanked by fered for ninth graders. of ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) to other faculty members of the St. Robert Nixon, 4, (left) and Jessica Latherow, 4, who are balding a couple of M e Firefighting Prof. Wolf said preliminary work has Elizabeth Hospital sponsored course, who are: April Bahruth (left), Debbie many crift items that will go on sale at the church's Holiday Fair tatw day. Irons begun on the development of a science Shumlas of Linden, who is a registered nurse and the hospital's education coor 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday, from I* noon to J p m. A country stare, featuring class Saturday program for the 10th grade students dinator, and Dr. Raffee Matossian. homemade delicacies, and Polish foods will also be on display. LINDEN—The Linden Fire Depart ment will provide fire apparatus for the last session of the Union County Pump School course far firemen, to be held Saturday at Union College's Fables Pond on the Cranford campus. The course, conducted every fall, is COLUMBIA’S open to anyone in the county interested in becoming qualified as a firefighter with a local fire department. Students will use pumpers after com pleting classroom training. The all-day sesaian will cover master stream maneuvers, hydrant operation, development of air lines, relay pump ing, in-line pumping and tandem pump SPECIAL PREMIUM ing William Allender; Sunday school head Services were Saturday at the Wer- son Funeral Home, Linden, for William Roes Allender who died on Oct. 28 in Wilmington Medical Center, Del. Born in H avre D e Grace, Md., he liv ed in Linden for 37 years. Mr. Allender was a circulation manager for the Gaylor Technical Survey Publication, Elizabeth, until his retirement in 1972. He was a graduate For a limited time only, of City College, Baltimore. Mr. Allender was a member of the choose from our collection of 14K gold accented with genome Cornerstone Masonic Lodge 229 FAAM, exquisite gold jewelry when Linden, and was a former Sunday diamond chips School superintendent at Grace you deposit $5,000 or more in Episcopal Church, Linden, where he any Columbia account or certi w as on the vestry for many years. He w as a charter mem ber of the ficate ($10,000 In a 6-month Local American Association of Retired certificate). Persons, Chapter 1894, and acted as its treasurer for many years. Mr. Allender was a World War II Ar my veteran. Surviving are a wife, Mrs. Adeie W Gaylor; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Can- Or choose one of our other high-quality gifts f r e e when you deposit $5,000 or more | dice Kali of Yardville, a sister, Mrs. Mary Allender Ford of New Castle, _ _ . ($10,000 in a 6-monthcertificate). Del., and a granddaughter...... George Guxl, 63; Remington man s Elks lodge member electric shaver
Services w ere held Oct. 27 in the Christ the King Church. Hillside, for George Guzi, 63, who died on Oct. 25 in St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Elizabeth Arvm electric Mr. Guzi was a maintenance man heater with the Green Brook Nursing Home, Green Brook, for many years. Set of 2 Afghan kits to knit and crochet He was a member of Hillside Elks t - m u * color »ord pattern md twigs Lodge 1581 and the Newark Knight. Irish Shamrock Columbus Lodge 4066 Personalized Garrick i f f c c ouifrfpvaad ■» .-* ■ ™iJ Jived inJtewart., raccoon and.match: StolfiflssdeZlyearsago is -- mg hand puppet J «z » His, wife, -tUtherine; two sons, Robert G and Richard J. , two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Leichleter Black and Decker and Mrs. Irene Wilacky , two brothers, 2-speed drill lot Joseph and Michael, and two grand New Haven twin comforter children. s ' " William Kuznetzow; was lodge member
Services w ere held Oct. 25 inK reitz- man’s Memorial Home, Elizabeth, for Cosco folding bridge table William Kuznetzow, 69, who died on your choice cash. Oct. 24 in Rahway General Hospital. St Mary's blanket and 4 «■«»«. or M r. Kuznetzow w as a driver with An 2 Cosco folding bridge chairs chor Motor Freight of Linden for 25 New Haveo ptaw s or years, retiring six years ago. He was a member of the Shriners and a Mason ia Linden Lodge 225 F&AM. HIGHEST RATES ALLOWED BY LAW! Born in Brooklyn, he lived in Linden before moving to Florida six years ago. 30-MONTH CERTIFICATE Surviving are bis wife, Minnie; a ALL SAVERS CERTIFICATE daughter, Mrs. Edith Lampert; two Rate effective sons, Howard Kuznetzow and Ernest Oct. 27 through Nov. 9. Earn up to $2,000 interest tax free on Joint returns, Kuznet; a sister, Mrs. Frieda Barry; a 17.08% 15.55%SI ,000 minimum deposit brother, Philip Kuznet, and seven $1,000 interest.tex free on individual returns. grandchildren. 6-MONTH CERTIFICATE — SCHOOL LUNCHES— Interest paid quarterly or deferred until maturity in 1962. SCHOOLS Rate effective Rate effective Nov. 3 through Nov. 9. Nov. 1 thru Nov. 2L 14.331% -3a-13.659%SI0,000 minimum deposit. 10.77* = 10.23%$500 min. dap. Accounts Insured to $100,000 by W5UC Columbia wiN gladly handte any tra n sfe r o f funds from o th e r institutions as required. One gift per depositor Gifts available while supply lasts Cotumtxs Savings will have no liability tor damages, direct 01 indirect, resulting Irom any defect in merchandise ottered Any applicable warranties are the sole resjonsrbrlity of the products manufacturers Federal regulations allow premature withdrawal from certificates; however, substantial penalty will AND LOAN ASSOCIATION apply Regulations prohibit giving ol gifts tor lunds transferred from one Columbia account to another Qualifying amount must remain on deposit at least su months Columbia reserves the ngftt. at any time and without prior notice, to withdraw any gift or substitute a comparable Bit! tor one that becomes unavailable This gift program may be discontinued ' H ! H N* ^ N * ' P P ‘ % I H ’ P it m y tune without pnor nonce Government regulations ■ H [ R A H [ I ; i ( . * I P ! * prohiM compounding of 6 month certificates . Yield shown is baaed on reinvestment ol pdndpal and Merest at maturity m s w t- 1 r d r r A M S 2* weeks The interest rate may be highw or tower at renew*
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Feigenbeuai and Pnfton adtk-maad theanaetva* to this aspect of treatment. Paigeobaum explained that arthritic daatroyi the articular cartilage that lime the Joint at the end of the bone. ftomtdal anti-inflammatory drugs are greaa, then • longer lmmuno- T H e cartilage le what ghrae ua motion trted. The rate of Inflammation it coo- auppromivo (h u p are used without friction. Arthritio damageo the rtantly monitored by Mood tort, to »ee A ^ ^.napheren cartilage earning the joint to miafune- tion and it becom e* pitted and * n L i sirjuiirji inyohring'the removal of the patient's mioahapen. When patient* reach the K “ * ■ * tr° n* CT blood, washing it. and returning it to the ***"!?*■ point where the pain ia unable to be Gold injections have proven to be ef body, give* temporary relief from the withstood, a joint replacement opera (active and experimentation with gold pam tion ia considered tablets is going on presently Mody When all of theae remedies have been According to Feigenbaum, advancer predkta tint within lh-12 months, the tried and the pain ia still present, then in Udo field of ourgery have been PDA win probably be approving them surgery is a possible alternative. remarkable. A typical joint conaiat* of a plastic socket that is cemented into Katie Luber, 94; of congregation place and a metal ball on a stem that fits into it. Patients who undergo hip or Services were held Oct. ago and lived in Newark daughters, Mrs. Dorothy knee replacement are an ally out of the 27 at the Kreitzman's before moving to Linden in Gelier of Roadie, Mrs.hospital end walking with the eld of Memorial Home, 197S Zelda Shinderman of Elizabeth, for Katie Mrs. Luber was a Linden and Mrs. Sylvia Luber, M, who diedOct 22 member of the Senior Kraft of Fayetteville in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Citizens of the Congrega- N.Y., six grandchildren a n n j Elizabeth. tion Anshe Chesed. and six great- wey £ VJMA-T? Born in Austria- She was the widow of grandchildren. Hungary, she was brought Nathan Luber 1 ------WAVE YOU.HEACb ABOUT" l d v j vfctcfcS ? to New York City 43 years Surviving are th re f^ J ? 9 0 0 6 & 9 $ 0 C V m e FA nJt AS t i C l o w o PTA auction V C t C h S ? . o b i \i>m A r P atLHS LINDEN— The high o ) vJbvtV wbob RomAvl school P T A will hold its SHANfcS Adt>-fitoS£ SuM -ceifn annual benefit auction in . 1 nhirll a u v l t s S the LH S cafeteria tomor row at 7 p.m. Tickets (|2 K >-rt> ctiCrAobi c o W t R . each) can be purchased at v J€l l the door. For information EXACT MOMICS REQ- d e l m o r - < h ax 's <*■ <»< call 882-5253. ALLSTATE FUEL CO. l i ARWST *n/WJFAtT>i?FP5 o f / w r t A T ' i < £ R R i F i C ? ( Wt>v£N Woobi, HAS ifA & Fb W a lk Right ( LdtCYOfif MAS WOVE*/ j I A T E R R lfiC vARbmO-rtOtl'- y Vwoobb o*l RgoworiatJ J j Down the Road ''y o v l **6 k t i i C-Aivl w o'JtW Woot>, c u V fo w v MAfc£T < o o k . -IREIR EiJTiRE ffeiQgvr I R c$e*A nJ irtAbfcS foR > i To New Health c c u j c r - 0*1 M b wvAbt it'etissiaf NOW OPENED f o e . oiRtAi*! coRMER -to SELL rf'd*' PR ltf A< CuRTAuJ L o R.*1£R ? We'll supply S o ? , o f f Afib -mey s e l l -rit£ 1 A N h S A V E - ALn*SS< i-IAl F/ the right equip ga-uibS FoR HO^_CfFj_> \^pai mV BtlrJbS J
ment . .. whatever -LMA-r'i ClfclW '. ERArJk! MJfc. L ' / w e l l , IF a lf W ood IF e st_ • Party Platon • Steamers C a ' r l , . • Saafwickes • Salads p » T ” " ‘ Stepp; Joes •Beer FAMILY win a huge CHIROPRACTIC CENTER FIREFIGHTERS PROMOTED—Two members ef the Unden Fire Department were promoted to All existing vacancies. Captain Harry Risheil (4th from left) OF KENILWORTH St Bernard urns promoted to Deputy Chief and Firefighter Raymond Johns (Ird from loft) w as promoted to Captain. Pictured at the swearing In ceremonies are (left) City Ctort Val Imbriaco, Deputy Chief Ralph Pitoggl. Johns, Risheil and Fire Com mtttoaman Joseph Bartus. O b it u a r ie s SHOR'S DRUGS ALLENDER—William Rosa, of THE MEDICAL SERVICE CENTER Linden ; on O ct.» ■C i« m > h m i * c w GERGEL—Barbara, of Linden; an Oct. 31. 9 401 N.WOOOAVE, LINDEN GONCALVES—Alvaro, of linden; on S f 4864155 O ct.» . k I V FRI1M UVCRY MARTIS—George, of Linden; on Oct. TT openroaTSAWtCK 30. O’REILLY—George, of Port CHIROPRACTIC Charlotte, Fla.; formerly of Linden; on THE NATURAL ALTERNATIVE Oct. 31. cm toon AM m afiwmmr PYTK O —Mary J., of Linden; on Nov. 274-4030 1LEONARD p o m e © h ^ owm ‘JE W E L E R S SEcts Qet Qeacquamted 27tA/ yOinu/tr&ar^ TR IVET SET on $5, $10, $15, $20, $25 Christmas Clubs. When you join our Christmas Club, you receive FREE an attractive Trivet Set of combination hot pads and wall plaques. Made of heat resistant plastic finish, wipes clean, genu ine cork back protects furniture. While supplies last. Select one of the following weekly Christmas Club payment plans $1 $2 $3 $5. $10. $15. $20. $25. OFCLA •Interest paid only on completed clubs with interest calculated from day o f deposit to the completion of the club. Interest will be forfeited on clubs closed J&X! lATHI prior to the normal completion date. kHAIR STYLING. I PF.IMS. j ft AIK COLORING L CULk 9LO¥U >bgr Kind of Oonk I __ M W - LINDEN (N .J.) LEADER Congressman Bernard Dwyer provided by the Vi tion. This legislation will ~ rm s r P O W ’s new “ ; to ' States, mast of that mmt not hot i of World W arn . ly dertag this time «f floes) reotratsL The athsiatolratiou’a recent pro O v nouncement that K will bo mbmlttiog to American Prisoners and «"g in 8 e«*el key bAb already have wan Congress s package of reform lM Ngi>ia the Home of Represen Southeast Asia continues to monitor U.S government actions to resolve the t s * " this year. Sane of theee include from entitlement a a d w elfare pro POW/»fIA problem, with approximate NW dfle compensation for Vietnam ora gram s ovar the next three years has left ly 5500 still unaccounted for there veterans justifiably concerned. aStistka^ , £ £ 1 ? vocational Veterans' Home Loan Guarantees Approximately TP percent of ttto and houpttal care for thaae todtriduab won unanimous passage in tito House, Veterans’ Administration budget ta exposed to Agent Orange but have not yet been acted on in the baaed on entitlement State This legislation, which holds programs—pensions, compensation •® omnfcna Veterana' HsaltiToueAct, brood, bi-psrtisan support, would and education benefits which veterana paaaed by both chambers, now on the authorize the Veterans’ Administration are entitled to based on specified Pres Mast’s desk awaiting his to guarantee home mortgage loans with eligibility reqtarementa set forth in Nfftotara. This iagialatian seeks to to- tor graduated payment public law. sww the availability of hospital and Congress has already indicated its torn* care to sick and elderly A related measure, the Veterans' reservations about this new round of i by maintaining a minimum of Training and Business Loan Act, has cuts in vital programs. As we pause this bade in the Veterans’ Ad been passed by the House and also is month to honor our war veterans, wa mtobtration health care system, awaiting action in the Senate. This bUl must remember our promise both to H R 11SS, pass e d by a 3*4-5 vote in the would establish a veterans hnsiness veterans and to present and future House and enacted into law A i«. 14, ex loan program in the Veterans’ Ad m em bers of the arm ed forces, to care panch the ebgibihty ot former prisoners ministration for services on nected tor those who have honorably served m tu an m ! of war tor certain health care benefits disabled and Vietnam era veterans their country in time of war. Page Four Consum er news BY ADAM K. LEVIN safe distance from flammable the product’s act energy efficiency, NJDCA Director materials-such as drapes, carpeting, heat output, and the amount of wood Su rvival in a hospital Many people become concerned furniture and unprotected walls. Pro burned in the test. It is important to act taching it to the spoon (that’s what the about high hooting costa when the ducts which have been tested by na for scientific and (actual information to By B O B B A X T E R although the head nurse insists that all weather gets cooler The threat of these roil of tape b tor), l tional testing laboratories such as support all claims that are mads by The last time I spent time in the her charges be called Miss or Mrs., a costs generally tenth to one of two plane U nderwriters Lab, will specify recom c)udiiw channel 101 hospital, I had a five weak stay, but I subtie call to the nurse by her first of action Some people choose to wear be brought into your set a a d ha viewed mended clearances from flammable Many variable conditions, mch aa tha must say that it was by ter the most name wiU usually get you such things heavy sweaters, t m the thermostat materials. If you are planning to pur without disturbance until the w M hours kind of wood burned, the wood moisture pleasurable of the many hospital infir- as extra dips of ice cream, a super down low and hope tor an early thaw. chase a product which baa not been of the morning content, home insulation and even the mirtas I have bad in m any a year. The duper back rub and an inside track on Others, however, begin searching for tested, a 36-inch clearance distance on The most important s w r iv a l item b , weather can affect tha efficiency of reason this stay in the white place was all the latest gossip of the entire floor energy-saving devices. all sides is generality considered safe your home beating appliance. dfflaraut was because I had learned Of course this m ay cost you several of course, food. Hospital lead b , at beat Two types of energy-saving devices by the National Fire Protection The word “efficiency" in an adver from my many previous stays the art of boxes of candy, unless you have learned the worst. So whan several b a te are ta that have become very popular are Association's Guidelines. tisement can be m bltnrting In and of survival while to a hospital that a can of hard candy goes four times order and the threat of a cut-off of th b wood-faming stoves (free standing or Contact the building inspector of your itself. Sometimes it refers to how wall Tha first bason to be learned b how to as far as a box of chocolates. In this (excuse the phrase) food to Ihnatem id, inserted in fireplaces) and fireplace municipality to see what restrictions the stove converts wood to heat, or com cheat. Now, thsre are various methods way you can m ake four times as many drastic measures are catted for. The heating devices. It has been and requirements are imposed to have bustion efficiency Other times it aad kinds of cheating and, depending on nurses twice as happy. first mistake that a hospital makes b documented that wood itove sales have a legal installation He or she should be means the amount of heat the stove ex the results you desire, the following The side affects of the n o se populari that it tips its hand that such a m ove b 'jum ped from 100,000 in 1973 to 1.5 able to to give you some guidance on pels into your home, otherw ise known can be applied with slight ty b immeasurable—mch items as under way by placing a rad tag on the milfion in 1970. proper installation, also. as net efficiency. Look for products smalls roils of adhesive tape, paper to foot of your bed. The bast, simplest and Should you be in the market for one of Be sure to notify your fire insurance which base their claim s on net afficim - lb s basic cheating plan is never to write on and items brought up from the quickest way to overcom e th b tem tbeae energy-saving devices, be very company that a wood-burning product cy. This telb the most about tha pro taka a shot, blood sample or diet that cafeteria doing the nurses coffee porary handicap b to stay aw ake until cautious. The advertisements and is being installed in your home. duct’s actual hasting potential. you don’t Alto, need or agree with. And break more than make up for the cost of the late hours of the m orning and then energy performance claims for these A b o , be sure to check energy perfor Advertisements that claim savings of there are various methods to ac that can of stab, hard candy. Abo, if stealthily sneak out of bad aad switch products may be misleading or exag mance claims carefully before buying. “up to ID percent in fuel casts,” are complish these goals The simplest you play your pilb right, you can ac the teg to your room m ate's bad. In the gerated. In addition, adequate safety Manufacturers base their claims on dif quite m bbn illn g. The advertisers Insist method to avoid all throe b to switch tually find out what kind you a re being morning your roommate wil not receive and installation information is not ferent tests. This makes comparison of that this m eans you can save from one the nam e tag on the foot of the bed with forced to take. *ny breakfast, and you will receive his. always available. various products extremely difficult. to 10 percent in costs you should not that of your roommate. This of course Naturally, moat hospitals have a fien Well, anyway the entire result of Here are tome guidelines to aid you One w ay to avoid this dilemma b to assume that you will save the igiper does the roommate no harm and, to dish method of turning off the antenna Operation Survival will have its effects. when buying or installing these items compare products that have been limit of the claim. V (act, probably does him a lot of good, in on the television set at about five And before you know it, yotr roommate Initial installation should be your tested under the same bboratory condi It b true that wood-burning products that he gate double the tests and treat minutes before 10. So this requires will be on his way home, having had all main concern. Many home fires have tions. can be aids in the war against rising ment that ha normally would have, if stronger methods, such as having a your shots, blood tmta, not having bees related to the installation of wood One test standard to look tor b that of beating caste. However, as with any you had oot made the switch. nearby patient, (who the friendly nurse much food and several pounds lighter stoves These accidents could have the Wood Heating Alliance. Products other investment, be extremely The next moet important survival has told you was an electronic expert) but on h b way home. A nd you are a b a s been prevented. One means of preven that have been tested according to tins cautious and shop around before actual It ptrtu p i the m d t p h m o t , figure out a m ethod of taking a bent again, looking forward to yaw next tion invol v es keeping wood staves s standard will have lafaeb which state ly spending any money. and that b to get to know your nurses. spoon and By manipulating it below the roommate. Basically, the prim ary atop b to know television set and disconnecting the And here you are again ready to prac P rim e T im e the nurses by their first names, and, antenna plug from its socket and at tice the art of hospital survival. Helping M Ds deal with M edicare You and Your Money By CY BRICKFIELD already is being done in the cians; “ I ’m shocked to ba r n that few er than Washington, D.C. area and ebewhtre. • Eliminate the need for separate bill 50 percent of physicians will devote The Washington area survey, “Your ing by the physician for the 30 percent Single pay annuity is proposed their professional skill to the aged and Money or Your Health, ’ ’ is available for of the fee that the patient b required to 34 from Health Research Group, pay, and By JUDITH RHOADES years in a high market company? Before I purchased any mutual fund. Hist bleak assessment was made Department M, 3090 P Street, N.W., • Educate physicians and their staffs The following letter b a very con “ I have several certificates of deposit I would check the performance ratings earlier this year, not by a politician or Washington, D.C. 30036). in geriatric medicine by densed version of coe which I received coming due and I need to know what to with Forbes magairtne H u y put out a advocate for this aging, but by Dr. At the tame time, we must listen to for such several w n ks a g o. 1 am aorry the oqfc, do. I’ve thought about mutual bomb, complete rating Bat each year. If you do William R. Barclay, the editor of the upon the number of umn b not long enough to include t h r but that b fine until one needs the "Journal of the American” Medical doctors about the Medicare hom e spent by the entire tetter. . , a fow b * - v T i m * is n » sssnsfassasrasas1family of funds so that if the tjc Tnatjc more croons aoo enecuve, intie^bbfatiTwifi hot solve all of ‘Would you please give me somer sum. I d a tided f ib security of knowing you can tf with more realistic fees and less rad Medic ire’s problems, it b surely a j e a tiom aa to the that when I need some money, I can get without cotf to a safer, m o r e i__ cept Medicare assignments? tape and paperwork. ' thoughtful and timely proposal that best w sy to invest money without hav it qu ick ly ."— N am e and address or whatever the economy calb for at Some argue that Medicare’s As s step in thb direction, U.S. Sen. couio provide direct reuei xor m u v i ing to pay such a large amount in tax withheld. that juncture. Good hick. “reasonshie charge” reimbursement Howard Metxenbaum (D-Ohio) has in care providers and for beneficiaries. es? O r is this like asking for the, A. Your- entire tetter indicates that simply does not pay enough. Others troduced legislation (S. 1530) aimed at At the same time, it b encouraging to moon , or wanting one's cake and with the nontaxsbte income you also Where can I find out more about coagdain that the burden of paperwork, encouraging mare doctors to take note that doctors in Lancaster, Pa., and eatinglt too? want complete safety and good liquidi Swiss banks- and bank timely payment problems and com Medicare assignments. Among other to the N ew York City area have begun “I am a singb person with no ty accounts?—R.G., Frontier, Mich. plicated levels of reimbursement are things, his bill would: organizing themselves into group prac major disincentives to accepting dspaudaab, tiving with my mother, A. Not being too fomifiar with • Require the Secretary of Health and tices catering to the needs of older pa I discussed your tetter in detail with who maintains the household. I pey h » Michigan geography I am net certain I Huznan Services to develop a Medicare tients at rates acceptable to M edica r e . Donald J Malta, vice president of Dean board each week, plus half tte utiltim. would be seating you in the right direc Whatever the reasons, their decisions fee schedule that could be revised every The patients benefit by not having to Witter Reynolds, and we both felt that a have created a critical problem for three months, rather than the current "I was brought up to a rather poor, tion, but go to a large library, atieb as pay additional out-of-pocket fees to single pay annuity would be a fine solu- milttans of aider citizens. the University of M ichigan would have 16-month system; cover the difference between the physi conservative family, and. can tiqn to your problem. Your money ac- on Its campus, or the m ain tih n ry of • In a previous columa. I urged .older • Authorise creotien of a public direc cian’s fee aad what Medfoarc b wilting annulatas tax-free. pe n o p B to more coat-coosooui metropolitan area such as Detroit. tory which would lbt the range of fee to pay; the doctors profit from being saving some of your money by putting it If the annuity matures, you have the i doctor. Patients (Sieck with the ref er ence librarian at schedule* of physicians willing to ac- ab b to inermas the rise of their prac on a certificate and livfog on tha option of "rollover" into another a n u i- tether place. They will Itove books tices and, of c a n e , th sb total income. Interest—and that b exactly what they ty. When you finally start to withdraw begins if they will accept Medicare available on the subject Once you have Provide nes^ more efficient and What we have here b a case of pysl (fid. your money, it should be after you reimbursement as payment in full. If that information, you can w rite to any simplified programs for processing dans responding to the old adage and “Should I go ahead and place moat of retire and at a lower taxable rate to not, they should at b e st consider look Medicare claims and reducing the hasting fhama ah'ss my money ta a mutual fund, just pay you. one of the banks which a re Itotod re in g fo r another doctor questing mare information. paperwork burden; It's a healthy amen. ^ the high taxes each yaar which might Should you need to borrow.money, I abo suggested that local organiza • Encourage the use of computer equal out the asms aa placing the W you won making a trip to Now (Cyril F. “Cy” Brickfield b the ex you can do so, depending on the type of tions develop community wide surveys York City or LosAngMm, foraxangde, technology to permit the prompt and ecutive director of the American money to bom b and then when you need •nnulty you purchase You can also to determine which doctors you could just open the YoBow Pagm direct transfer of Medicare reim Association of Retired Persons and Na it have it cashed for buying a house? purchase interest-free tax certificates accept—and which do not and find out the location of a Swbabuafc bursement! from the carrier to the tional Retired Teachers Association in Would tiis anuamt of taxes one would from your bank or aavtap and ban accept-Medicare assignment. Thb and visit it in person. A s I stated before, bank accounts of participating phyxi- Washington, D C .). need to pay then be almost the tam e aa now, so that would supply you with the Swiss hanking i miiaudos w ill not what one would have paid over the diversification. Linden Leader Past tense provide information < SK\ ONE YEAR AGO BASSANO. It would have CARTER defeats REAGAN by 300 GAVAN's fourth term...JOSEPH votes JOHN ANDERSON tallied only LOCASCIO, the tone Republican on Qty 800 votes...Plaza» for a resource rvxwM wins —w ia term on the cwv. recovery plaid was voted down by the governing body ovor ANTHONY MUC- ik » i • IW II4 MSJ?.. m argin of 11-1.15,300 people line route CIA, Liadea High. Football Asher Mintz. publisher for the Slat annual Halloween WHtPDSOWWPK. David Hamrock, Parade.*L5% of Luxten's registered ALFRED GOLLEMME at a general m anager .voters turned out to vote in thb years hearing which win dstan Paul Canino, election...7SO students enter Linden's or not he will be removed from i annual Halloween Paster Contest The executive editor List has been cut down to ices than 300 Robert H. Brumell. ed to him by the spade! Union Goody students. There will be another VP of advertising Grand Jury investigating 1 tartan. evaluating committee meeting soon to Mort Perlman, advertising manager FIVE YEARS AGO Jerry Shapiro, JIMMY CARTER (tafoats GERAOU) Library circulation manager FORD by almost 3000 voteo . 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They’ve suspicioua, Williams said Homeowner Loans warning to area residents, even been known to give When two detectives ar- and in particular senior the victim a ride to the rived at the home, they Lower than Prime citizens, to look out for bank to get the cash, ac- discovered the men had men claiming to be cording to Union Police Lt. left and the homeowner specialists in home eaui- other/typeir/type leaden. We wantt /to to aas; y yet and we masons who go door to James Williams. had given them a check ty loans we can tailor each loan to the home- winy to ay it fat,” he door and offer to do „ ...... for $1,500. Police had the owners individual needs. continued. chimney work bank stop payment that type occurred recent- Williams said Secondary No Limit Lo o m The alert came in the ly in which an elderly man h o m e o w n ers should Mortgage Loans “ Now,” Rizzuto stated, wake of an incident in was the victim beware of anyone off the “ there is no limit to the Lmon, where police said (earned of the street asking them to sign The major portion of amount o f money that our operation is still in the men are running a can be borrowed by ow n fraud when they received a contract for home volved with loans to “ con gam e” by doing the ers o f residential proper a call from a "M eals on repair. They should find homeowners for the pur chimney work for a small “ We at The Money ty except the limit of Wheels" worker who had out the workers’ names, pose o f debt consouda- fee and then asking to Store believe that a equity values in conjunc SENIORS COMMENDED FOR SCHOLARSHIP-JoMph Matt, principal of gone to the house. The ask them to come back tion, home improve check the cellar. While in homeowner is a better tion with their ability to DavM Rraartay Rational High School, protanla lo tttn of commendation to four caller said there were two later and meanwhile ments, business invest l anltro who a rt bolng commended In the J7th annual National Merit Scholarship the cellar, they use lighter credit risk than many ments, payment o f taxes, repay" men doing work at the check with consumer af- corporations, therefore scad among the top 1 1 ,0 0 0 participants ol the 1.2 million fluid to create smoke. medical expenses, college Frtt Loan Info house who looked fairs officials or police. we are offering short Itta Merit Scholarship Competition. The students are They then tell the resident tuition, purchase o f a Mr. Rizzuto invites all term homeowner loans at car, furniture, or as a, ■oau. Lisa Parrott* and Erich Bleiwelss. Not pictured Is Margaret rates lower than the homeowners who intend the chimney is in need ot matter o f fact, the nruW to borrow money for «ny Prime Rate offered by extensive repair and ask ey can be used for any reason to call The Money banks to their most cred him to sign a contract for W COLONIAL purpose at all,11 said Store at any of the of it worthy corporate bor Rjzzuto. the work. Often they will rowers," said Phil fices listed below. An expenenced loan officer Fiorletti 1981 winner charge more than $1,000. Rizzuto, former baseball Better Chance if) pvaliufF youour situ- Police said the men look T PO N TIA C star and now a popular will evaluate for Approval mixe recom- for older citizens who are AMC • JEEP • RENAULT sportscaster for Tne New ation and mendations. Ail infor York Yankees, comment “ Most other lenders »re of engineers' award LOW-COST FINANCING AVAILABLE ing as spokesman for this restricted as to total a- mation will be held in Gilden talks New Jersey based nation mounts they may lend. strictest confidence and Armand Fiorletti, direc outstanding service in the Morris County. LARGE INVENTORY OF USED CARS al lending organization. In addition, these other there is no obligation lenders tend to be ultra tor of enginering and plan profession and “ it sort of “ Engineering is my on health THE MBCT STORE* Tailored Loans conservative in their cri ning for Union County, has humbles me because a lot whole life.. The activities KENILW ORTH—Jay AREA PHONES COLONIAL in SUMMIT “ Thjs, lower than prime teria for loan approval. been chosen as the 1981 of engineers out there are associated with the profes- m Gilden, D.C., CLARK ONE BLOCK EAST OF TRAIN STATION rate loan, is only one o f This is readily apparent ------T! ------involved in large scale Engineer of the Year by sion are my major effort," associated with the Fami- 2 9 8 B R O A D S T R E E T the many loan packages in the large number o f t e t the New Jersey Society of projects.” he explained. (y Chiropractic Center on Sales Service available at The Money applications received by Professional Engineers When he was hired by At present, he said, the 18th street, recently ad- 277-6700 277-6880 Store and," he contin Tne Money Store after 8 0 0 8 7 2 - 1 0 0 1 and Land Surveyors. the engineering firm of major project he is work- dressed more than 40 ued, “ because we are rejection by banks and ------«>«< "I ROM- STORE B — Fiorletti, a Linden resi Grassmann h Kreh in ing on is the Elizabeth members of the Ladies dent who served as Union 1945, his career began as a Flood Control Project Auxiliary of the Knights of Township engineer from survey party rodman. “ W e’ve been in the talk- Columbus on “ You r 1978 to 1978, organized the While already working, he ing stage for about 25 Health and Chiropractic." township's first full-time attended evening classes years...it should be com engineering department. from 1947 to 1954 before pleted by 1985.” Gilden, a member of the Fred Rosenberg, a obtaining his bachelor of Fiorletti, whose involve- New Jersey Chiropractic If you’re interested in spokesman for the society, science in civil engineer ment has spread to state Society, discussed the called Fiorletti “ a tireless ing at Newark College of and national levels, added, brain’s function and con- worker for both the New Engineering: he then went “ I found that the old trol of the body, and the Jersey Society and Union on to earn a master of adage, the harder you five keys to health—diet, earning tax-free interest.. County Society." science in civil engineer work the luckier you get, exercise, rest, positive “ I chose to become in ing. applied to my involvement mental attitude and a volved,” said Fiorletti, During his years with in the profession.” ______sound nervous system. “ and I made my involve Grass man I t Kreh, which INVESTORS’ ALL-SAVERS ment in NJSPE much eventually became m ore active than those in Grassmann, Kreh & Mix TRAVEL other organizations of er, he rose to chief which la m a member.” operating officer of the - — CERTIFICATE Currently, in his county firm. > TRAILS poet, Fiorletti is responsi During those years, he SAYS Investors Savings now offers the one-year certificate that gives you up to $1,000 interest free from Federal income tax if ble for the engineering joined the two major ITS VACATION TIME! you file an individual return, and $2,000 tax free if you file a joint return. In most cases, this will give you a higher yield than function and improvement engineering professional you could earn after taxes on many investments including 6-month certificates or money market funds. of county roads, bridges, societies, the American LET US HELP YOU PU N storm drainage facilities, Society of Civil Engineers THE VACATION OF parks and the county’s and the New Jersey and YOUR LIFETIME physcial plant. He also National Society of Profes EUROPE ON SKIS SKI THE USA All-Savers Certificate does the long-range plann sional Engineers. He serv 1 wee* 1 reek ing for capital improve ed as a member and of Annual from from investment ment projects, land ficer and eventually D am $170.00 Aspen $923.00 10.77 yield% development, became president of the faw M w ald $793.00 Snowman $913.00 „ Available November 2 - November 28 transportation and en New- Jersey Society of St. Moritz $12100 Vail UMOO vironmental programs. Professional Engineers Aitxbuehei $741.00 Alta, Utah $113.00 SL An to and the New Jersey Socie $710.00 Snowbird $961.00 Tax-Free He oversees a staff of CkamoMi $ Jackson Hole 72*00 $972.00 Minimum $500 • Term One Year • Insured to $100,000 by the FSLIC about 50 professionals, ty of Municipal Engineers. V a iftsa re $779 00 Sun Valley $1034.00 technicians and clerical Fiorletti also served H»*hTatra, ,$ 717.00 Taos. N.M. $1167.00 Federal regulations require substantial penalties for early withdrawal CSS* nine years as the township You'll earn (he highest yield allowed by law on this type of account. Yield established every four weeks; however the Fiorletti said he is engineer for Hillside and WINTER HOLIDAYS yield In effect when you purchase your certificate Is guaranteed until maturity. honored by the award three years as the borough EUROPEAN CAPITALS from The table below will show you the taxable equivalent yield you would have to earn to’ equal the present tax-tree All-Savers Certificate rate because it represents engineer for Madison in 1 week front Freeport $ 199.00 London $599.00 Aruba $419.00 Bids are received Fans $744.00 Jamaica $ 369.00 Tax Bracket Taxable Equivalent Yield Lo Mm I t m $144.00 St. Maarten $499.00 Madrid $499.00 Della Pello Contracting ramp revisions on Route Hawaii $*99.00 37% 17.10% Co.,Thrion, is the apparent 22 from the vicinity of Rama $799.00 Lendon/Amfter *«* - , 18>§9% ... low bidder far a can- Vsuxhali Road to Morris dam(lrdayi) a i m m i $1667.00 ' *3% ' . . . •ir’ jcticoarqjgp/ iBp Rtoiis, A venue, in Utoao, -Cornell X. 21.12% 7 ... Alt' rates include roundtnp air 1am imHwiatKtiim- ik in ' ifmAn Springfield Parkway to Mountain' Kodak Parly it 54% 2-3.41 % and Mountainside, the Avenue in Springfield and ntodatkms ara band on double occupancy V Ail air farm ara sabjact to change poor to departure. state Department of Central Avenue to Cash or a gift lor opening or renewing a 6-Month Savings Transportation reported Evergreen Court in Moun- ro« con r u n d c th ils on m i s u p e i tM u r iM S , m x u c * u y Z U Certificate or depositing $10,000 or more to any account thia week. The bid was tainside 686-5055 $1,197,884.08, Acting The project ,is being TRAVELTRAH.S Transportation Commis- financed with 1979 1384 S T U Y V E S A N T A V E N U E sioner Anne Canby said. transportation bond issue UNION, N.J. T The one-mile project in- funds. It is to be completed ARNO SCHOOL • HANS JUEROENSEtt eludes widening, resurfac- by Aug. 27,1982. AMTRAKAGENT ing, island closings a n d ------J a n e W o o d a s s ic w L K E N ILW O R TH —Airm^ an Jane A. Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Wood of North 10th Street, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, aftef completing Air Force beak: braining. She will now receive specialized training to civil engineer ing. Wood, a 1981 graduate of David Brearley Regional ToAEtmtttBE Fltp-OMAf 0**p> I High School, Kenilworth, spent six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, studying the Air 6-Month Savings Certificate Force mission, organiza- % Wallcoverings 14.3 3 T*: 13.659 Fabrics Rate available November 3 November 9 __ Community Window CoDagaof the A ir Force. You'll earn the highest rate allowed by law on this short-term certificate. Minimum $10,000. 6-month term. These savings Treatments certificate rates vary from week to week; however, the rate in effect when you purchase your certificate is guaranteed until M o n g io v i maturity. 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Linden, to right tax inequity for John F. Fgugella, Cl, who died an Oct. IS at Elizabeth General Hospital. LINDEN—Rep. Bernard J. Dwyer unsmpioysd or underemployed, mak- He was a lifelong resident of Linden (D-lSth District) has launched a move leg their avenge income substantially Mr. FYangella was a plant supervisor to correct an Inaqulty in current federal lower than that of the avenge at Distiller* Company, Ltd., here where tax law and give severely-handicapped American.’’ be worked for 35 years. bomnomiersabreak on the sale of their « e raid this MgUation would greet* He was an Army veteran of World pnnci|Ml resuMDCCS. benefit those rfftahind W a r n . Mr. FTangella is survived by his wife, Helen Ziemba FTangella; a daughter, Mrs. Camille Norwood in Arkansas; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pytko of Linden and Mrs. Carmeila Santolli of Cokmia; a brother, Emanuel Frangella of Linden, and two grandchildren. 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LEADER — Thursday, November J, Iff! — » social / entertainment / sports / classified . t h i s w e e k P T A announces winners in candy sale at School 8 The winners of the School 8, Linden, Alicia Mitchelle, Dorothy Cron and annual candy sale have been announc Michelle Petit, AM-FM radios; Nelson ed by Mary Ann Anderson, PTA presi Figueidedo, Darnell Candia, Nick Stan- dent.. co, William Donovan, Chris Neto and The winners, who received prizes are Lakisha Polk, 18; Alison Parka-, Daniel Enzo BiUero, 10-speed bicycle; Andrew Guevarez and Trinette McClamy, AM Weist, black and white television; An radios, and’ Dione Jennings, Michael thony Hatzelhoffer, camera; Robert Shram, Darlene Fratello, Barbara Walker, cassette tape recorder; Frank Wylie and Melissa Minella, 85. Rambauskas, John Mekovetz and Mark Dennis Sheehy received an AM-FM Ronay, walkie-talkies; Donna Minio radio with casette recorder, and Eileen and Renee Guervarez, calculators; Schmidinger an AM radio. Linda Garron and Kathy Dona von were chairmen of the candy sale with Lunch program Barbara Weachock and Karen Sheehy, ced for assisting. Officers listed Linden seniors Members of the Linden Active by church club Seniors welcomed its president, Ann PETYO Sabunas, back after an absence due to The Grace Episcopal Church illness. Women's Club, Linden, has announced its officers for the coming year. TTiey Members were reminded that the Betrothal told seniors’ lunch program will be run in are Jean Calladine, president; Adele conjunction with the two junior high Allender, vice-president; Violet Croucher, treasurer; Connie Thom, i of Mary Petyo schools, at a C06t of 81.10. Lunches are served at Soehl Junior secretary; Dot Kl06er, hospitality, and Dooley, model, and Barbara O'Halloran, co-chairman, of a 'Fashions for Fall Eleanor Merrill and Jean Kegreiss, and Winter' fashion show and dessert party sponsored by the Rosary Altar Socie Mr. and Mrs. John Petyo of Berlant High School, Linden, at 12:30 p.m. on membership. ty. The event will take place Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Elizabeth's School, Cynthia Kopec Avenue, Linden, have announced the Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Members will attend a performance Father Meinred Hall. Marie Gregorio, not pictured, also is co-chairman. engagement of their daughter, Mary and at McManus Junior High School, Linden, at 1 p.m. Tuesdays and of “The Golden Pond” at the Cranford is married to Ann, to Walter John Rycyk, son of Mr. Theater tonight a 8. and Mrs. George Rycyk of Cranford. Thursdays. Those wishing to par ticipate in the program at Soehl may During October, members par Fashion show scheduled The bride-elect, who was graduated Stephen Barna call 486-8737, and at McManus, 486-3903. ticipated in a testing program at the from Linden High School, is employed Englewood Cliffs Testing Laboratory The old and the new will be featured fashions will feature such names as by S. S. Studios, Union. The Linden Active Seniors, sponsored at “ Fashions For Fall and Winter,” a Cynthia Lynn Kopec, daughter ot Mr. and sponsored a semi-annual Evan Picone, J. G. Hook, Act II and Her fiance, who was graduated from by the Recreation Department, meet on fashion show and dessert party spon and Mrs. Joseph Kopec or Kennedy smorgasbord. Prestige and will be shown under the Cranford High School, is employed by Mondays in the John T. Gregorio sored by St. Elizabeth's Rosary Altar Drive, Linden, was married Aug. 22 to guidance of the Dress Stop and A P e r Dawal Sprinkler Inc., Middlesex. Center on Knopf Street, Linden. Society, Linden, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Stephen Joseph Barna, son of Mr. and sonal Place, both shops in New P ro A November, 1982 wedding is plann Church events St. Elizabeth’s School, Father Meinrad vidence. Mrs. Stephen Barna of DeWitt Terrace, ed. Hall. Linden. Meeting slated The public is invited to attend. Barbara O’Halloran and Marie Msgr. George Billy officiated at the Tickets may be purchased by calling set in Linden Gregorio will serve as co-chairmen of ceremony in St. George Byzantine Barbara Noviello at 486-8202, Helen Church plans By Linden club The Linden Presbyterian Church, the event. Fashions of the early 1900s Catholic Church, linden. A reception Neal, 925-8460, Rita Petti, 241-2869 or Princeton Road and Orchard Terrace, will be featured. Models will be local followed at the Gran Centurions, Clark. Betty Deursch of the the Garden Cir Winifred Knevels, 486-1858. its activities will hold a divine worship service Sun and area residents. The latest in The bride was escorted by her father cle C3ub, Linden, announced that day at 10 a.m. The Rev. William C. Gail Harrison of Elizabeth served as The Rev. Robert R. Kopp, pastor of Thanksgiving table arrangements will Weaver’s sermon topic will be matron of honor for her sister, and the Osceola Presbyterian Church, be made at Tuesday’s meeting. “ Nowhere to Lay His Head.” Following Social bazaar ^ Bible class Joanne Novalany of Linden served as Clark, will continue his sermons of the The club welcomed a new member, the service at 11:05, a Bible class will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Carol parables on Pledge Sunday at 10 a.m. Louise Foster, at its last meeting. held. slated Nov. 14 slated Monday Barna of Linden, sister of the groom; Sunday School classes are held at 9 Following the business meeting, A confirmation class will be held Nov. Sharon Winn of Trenton, cousin of the a.m. which was conducted by M ary Rasnek, 12 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. The High The Greater Mount Moriah Senior A Monday morning Bible class for groom, and Eileen Gilbert of Budd Circle 2 meets at the church today at president, Matilda Meyers Fellowship will meet Nov. 12 at 7:30 Citizens organization will hold its 5th Christian maturity will be offered by th Lake. Ann Marie Haluska of Rahway, 9:30 a.m. The Sea Scouts meet at 7:30 demonstrated the making of corsages. p.m. annual social bazaar Nov. 14 from 10 Grace and Peace Fellowship Church, Refreshments were served by Mrs. cousin of the groom, served as junior p.m. and the Senior Choir will rehearse The United Presbyterian Women will a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Greater Mount 950 Raritan Rd., Cranford, from 9:45 to Rasneck and Marie Olbrecht. bridesmaid. tonight at 8. Prayer and devotion are hold their annual fair Nov. 14 from 10 Moriah Baptist Church, 24 E. 14th St., 11 o ’clock. The Rev. Qennis Miller, The Garden Club, which is sponsored Ronald Ervin of Chatham, cousin of held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and a.m to 5 p.m. Lunch will be served. Linden. pastor of the church, will serve as class by the Recreation Department, meets the groom, served as best man. Ushers Friday of each week at 6:30 p.m. Youth Tliere will be a plant table, bakery Featured at the bazaar, which is reader. The Bible will serve as a basic fellowship meets Monday at 7 p.m., and on the second Thursday of each month. were Robert Morrissey, Donald Olesky, table, stocking * staffers and attic sponsored by the Linden Recreation textbook with the seven-book “ Design William Lesniak and Michael Bat Circle 1 will sponsor a trip to Hickory treasures. Department, will be homemade ar For Discipleship” series published by ? taglia, all of Linden. James Joseph Farms, Westfield, at 7:30 p.m. Circle 3 NCJW plans lecture ticles, including Christmas ornaments, the Navigators. Harrison of Elizabeth, nephew of the meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of home baked goods, southern fried Additional information can be obtain bride, served as ring bearer. Mrs. Thomas Masterson of Clark. by Lillian Bressman Desserts workshop chicken, hot dogs and beverages. ed by calling 276-8740. Mrs. Barna, who was graduated from The Greater Elizabeth Section, Na planned Tuesday Linden High School and Trenton State Polka dance slated Ladies Aid bazaar College, attends Rutgers Graduate tional Council of Jewish Women (NC A two-hour sumptuous desserts Save nutrients School for a master's degree in JW ), has announced that author Lillian In St. Theresa hall workshop will be held at the Eastern slated in St. Paul business administration. She is a cost Bressman will be guest speaker at its Union County YM -YW HA, Green Lane, in meat drips accountant for Congoleum Corp , Kear The Catholic Singles Group of St. annual membership meeting Wednes The Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s Theresa's parish, Linden, will hold a day at 8 p.m. at the YM-YWHA of Union, Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Lutheran Church will hold its annual ny. By ELLAW ESE B. MC LENDON polka dance in the school hall Sunday, Eastern Union County, Green Lane, Participants will learn how to make bazaar Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Her husband, who was graduated Extension Home economist from 7 to 11 p.m. Union. She will discuss “ The Joys of desserts such as Bavarian souffle, in the Parish Hall on Elm Street and from Linden High School, Trenton State Did you know that meat drippings ' Featured will be a hot arid cold buffet Yiddish Humor.” Mrs. Bressman is the mousses, profiteroles (cream puffs Moore Place, Linden. College, where be received an in contain some important B vitamins? To and music by Jolly Rich and the Old wife ef Dr. Edward Bressman. with ice-cream). M any hand crafted articles and dustrial education degree, attends get the full ntaritive value from any •Country Musicians. JSveryonen e j b 1Additional information can be obtain- The workshop is being tautf't J*u ’ items, baked goods, attic f ‘ ‘ ' — '■'* ' SayfeBiackmah. ' * - • r flv m eat, ; u jbe -waieri m echisnicai aigliie e ili^.Jia,is-an dec- invited—young, old, sin|le' apd4U soluble B vitamins. treasures and plants will be featured. "" ried. Tickets may be purchased byiy call- Union, program-chairman, at 964-0127 Renee Or ell, program director, may Refreshments will be offered by the trie device processor for Bell Meat drippings do contain some of U ing 486-3996, or 862-1019. . be contacted at 289-8112. Luther League Laboratories, Murray Hill. these B vitamins. Included are the drip Further information can be obtained The newlyweds, who pings from thawing frozen meat, the by calling 486-0491. moon trip to Bermuda,™ Rummage sale due Wine, cheese party ' drippings from cooked meat, and the Elizabeth. juices released inslicing meat. Some of. The Sisterhood of Congregation An- ' scheduled Nov. 14 the B vitamins transfer into meat stock Christmas bazaar she Chesed of Linden will hold a rum Novat, the new B’nai B ’rith-B’nai when meats and poultry are stewed. Golden club meets m age sale Sunday and Monday in the B’rith Women singles unit in formation A wine and cheese party will be held Meat stock or broth can be added to planned Saturday The Golden Age Club of Elizabeth will gymnasium of the Synagogue-Center for college graduates and profes for prospective members of the B ’nai soup or used as part of the liquid in meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the YM- between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. sionals, 21 to 34, will bold its installation B ’rith, B ’nai B ’rith Women Young Mar- Emmaus Chapter No. 183, order of creamed dishes. YM H A, Green Lane, Union. A film, dinner dance and charter party Nov. 21 ried.Unit in Formation Saturday, Nov. the Eastern Star, will hold a Christmas After broiling, frying and roasting “ Sounding the World,” w ill be shown. SWEETENER IMPORTED in Tem ple Beth El, Cranford, it was an 14, at 8 p.m. at the home of Evie and bazaar on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 meats and poultry, you may wish to U.S. imports in 1980 of the sweetener nounced by Dave Mandell. David Shulman, 314 Elizabeth Ave., pan. at the Craftsmens’ Club Hall, 522 MORE KNAVE THAN RING skim o ffth e fat that rises to the top of sorbitol totaled 86.6 million, with Additional information can Be obtain Cranford. E. Elizabeth Ave., Linden. English politician Sir Francis the pan drippings. Use savory dripp France supplying 83.2 million worth. ed by calling Mandell at, 272-4115 or Additional information can be obtain Booths will feature gifts, toys, hand Dashwood (1708411) claimed to have Sorbitol is toed in sugarless gum, can Mark Roes, president, at 232-2974. ed by calling Jackie Civins at 232-5538, ings in gravies or pour them directly made items, plants, books and white seduced Empress Anna of Russia while dy, groceries, pharmaceuticrlsl, E vie Shulman at 276-6894 or the office at * over the meat when it is served. In this elephant treasures. Lunch will also be disguised as King Charles XII of cosmetics, toothpaste and toiletries. 779-8881. way, you recover some of the water- available. Sweden. Cocktail dance set soluble B vitamins and extend the Benefit auction set flavor of the meat. by Deborah Singles Some cooking losses occur when Flea market slated ■Religious The Parents Guild o f Union Catholi; TBe Deborah Singles of New Jersey meats shrink in weight and volume as Regional High School, 1600 Martine Sunday in Linden HOLY TRINITY PARISH POLISH NATIONAL 179 HUSSA STREET will hold a cocktail dance Sunday, Nov. they cook. Much of the change is water, CATHOLIC CHURCH Rov. Konnsth Mayor, pastor Ave., Scotch Plains, will hold a benefit which evaporates or goes into the dripp 4S7 ZIEGLER AVE. MASSES—Saturday. 3 and 7 p.m., (fulfills Sunday 15, at 8 p.m. in Temple Beth El, 338 . A flea market will be held Sunday at auction tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Tickets ings. Rev. MtfchMt R. MJatfcki. pftttor shllgatfon), Sundays. 7:15, 0:30. 9:45, 11 a.m. and Walnut Ave., Cranford. Continuous the Veterans of Foreign Wars building, SUNDAY MASS—0:00 a.m. (Polish), * 00 «.m. 13:15 and 5 p.m. Holy Days, 7, A 10 a m. and 12:M. 4 will be sold at the door. Additional in music and refreshments will be The protein value of meat is not 10 Pennsylvania Railroad Ave., Linden, (English). School of Christian living ciaaaat, 9; 30 and 7 p.m. Evas of Holy Days, 7 p.m. (fulfills tho Ho formation can be obtained by calling a.m. ly Day obligation). First Fridays, 7,1 and 9 a.m. and featured. destroyed by cooking, and only small from 8a.m. to4 p.m. (rain or shine). HOLY DAYS—7:31p.m. - 12:Mp.m. W oak days, 7 and 0 a.m. and 12.05 p.m. 689-1600.______amounts of it go into the drippings. SACRAMENT OP PENANCE. First Sunday of tha All proceeds will go to the Deborah Additional information can be obtain CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 1 to 2 p.m. Tuosday Even when meats and poultry are stew svonlngs aftor Novona Dovoflons. Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills. 18 THE SUN SHRINKING? ed by calling 862-9890. •A P T I SMS, WEDDINGS AND FUNERAL REFORMED CNURCH OF LINDEN ed in large amounts of water, not more COUNSELING BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE Additional information can be obtained solar physicist John Eddy of the Na PASTOR. NORTH WOOO AVENUE AND HENDRY STREET than 10 percent of the protein passes WHERE ANTELOPE ROAM Rov. John L. Magas Jr. by calling 378-2147 or 992-4262. tional Center for Atmospheric SCHOOL OP CHRISTIAN LIVING CLASSES: Sun from meat to broth. Some of the For at least part of the year, the na day, 9:3Sa.m. Call church for sOrvIcas. Research contends that the sun’s thiamin and vitamin B6 are lost in cook tion’s public lands accommodate more ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE CHURCH LINDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 864,000-mile diameter has decreased IMS PENBROOK TERRACE PRINCETON ROAD AND ORCHARD TERRACE Meeting set Nov. 17 ing; riboflavin and iacin are less than a million deer, an estimated Rov. William C. Woe v er, r, pastora about 630 miles. He based his estimate Rov. AMonao Armine. pastor susceptible to loss in cooking. Roasting 200.000 antelope, 39,000 bighorn sheep SUNDAY (church). 7:3A *. 10:10 a.m. and noon EASTER WEEK SERVIC/ICES The National Council o f Catholic oh records of how long it took the sun to THURSOAY—7:30p.m., Holy Communion aorvlca. beef to the rare stage conserves more (awdHorlwm), 10: IS a.m. only. Women, Union-Elizabeth, will meet cross the prime meridian each day dur 152.000 moose. 95,000 elk and 20,000 DAILY AND FIRST F R ID A Y -*:*. 0:10a.m., noon FRIDAY—7:10p.m., Tsnobraa ssrvlca. thiamin than cooking it well done. mountain goats. SUNDAY-10 a.m., a family sarvko of dlvlna wor Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in St. Catherine’s Hall, ing the years 1836 to 1953 and 7p.m. ship (through A«jg. 25). SATURDAY MASSES-5:30 and 7 p.m. King Street, Hillside. A Right to Life HOLY DAY—7,9a.m. and 5:30and 7 p.m. UNITED METHOOtST CHURCH baby shower will be held. Helen EVE ANDHOLY OAYMASSES: 5:3tand 7p.m. 323 NORTH WOOO AVE. CONFESSIONS: Monday to Friday aftor 7 p.m. Rov. Jana Bschla DsKhsimsr, pastor Zeleniak, president, has invited Maos. Saturday. 1 to 3 p.m. Eva of Holy Days, 4 to 5 SUNDAY—worship service. 9:30 a.m.. Church delegates from parishes to attend. p.m. and 7:41 to 0:45 p.m. Thursdays hafors First School. 10:30 a.m., worship sorvlco. Nuraory provid Yo landa’s Friday, 4 to 4:30 and 7:Mta0p.m. ed. Confirmation dans, first and third Sundays, 4 p.m. Youth fellowship, first and third Sundays, TEMPLE M INO R CHAYIM SUBURBAN JEWISH U nisex p.m. A Family Dantal Practice K IN T PLACE AMO DEEEPIELD TEBEACE Hair Stylists mmmm weag New Equipped To Treat The Center Irvtng Rothman Monday, Nov. 2 DAILY MIN YAN SSRVlCS-0:30a.m. ANDICAPPED 326 Chestnut Street FRIDAY—0:15 p.m., Saefcottiavs service. the (AtTtoSPotets) SATURDAY—9 e.m., naming eervtce ta p Ftua to ta l 1st »UNOAY—9:30 a.m., service Union • 688-9871 • OIncUenB It TMtamt Ena ANTIOCH AJM .I.ZNM CHURCH Invites You aad Your Family 9M BALTIMORE AVK. • Mata Pndta DpfL Ota nD.HorrteMJr.,p M all Your To Come In... CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:31 a.m. Morning w a r * * , it. Peclregei “ We Offer Something ajB. RNO— Bar prpyor meeting an* BlMo stu *, 7 via UPS Dally Sarvtca For Everyone” «T . THERESA'S CHURCH 1311. EDGAR RD. •CUTTING • COLORING 21 Westfield Ave •STYLING • PERM S BUNOAY Maw i atO. 7r.n. % win *.m„ C le rk e m SVc a v H O L Y Q A V I M gBb 686-1039 382-2577 W iKCAYf ta — «*?.>•■»«w<»a.m. EAPTlfiil l«H M M mi M rit t I t , HOURS* Meet.-Set. I leArBay, 1 to I an* 7 to • p.m. )NDENTAL GROUP a f© e.«i. - f •N o r Meae: TkyreBey Baton 621 Chestnut SL Union to pay sewage bill and 7th Wanfc are being disputed by Oounctl. City Engineer John Ztemian reported that the figures indicated there were 4,100 people In the 8th W ard and only 3,400 people in the 7th W ard. The com bined figure for both wards of 8,300 is probably correct, the engineer said, the proportion is off A sample count will be taken in the According to Homing Authority at district and checked by the census torney, Morton WaitxmAn, the authori count. If an error is determined, thetth ty had entered into an agream ant with and 7th Wards will be entirely re the city prior to the conatruction of the counted. two towen, which aaid the housing Zoning Board member, George authority waa to m ake nominal Buniak, volunteered to ddhduct the payments to the city in Ueu of taxaa. sample count of the district with other However, Council decided that the volunteers and Ziwnian offered the bousing authority should pay the 19S0 assistance of some of the personnel in bill. Council will look into the poasibility his office as well. IN S T E P -D r Robert Silbey, president of the medical staff at tPizaoem venerai of relieving the housing authority of . ■ ~T «="*“ • '" nospnai assistant administrator Hospital, and Ms w ife Esther, genetic counselor, take to the dance floor o f the paying subsequent sewer bills by Mllfirm ri ffn u elin l A4. ,nd "re safety committee, stands with the winners of the hospital's annual dinner-dance at the Shackamaxon Golf and Country Club, m iiarea Kaye net, 6 2 , ^ , ^ ° m ’ l^ n <*"!»*♦• Cash p r im ware given to (I) first prise winner Joanne alloting money in next y ear's city Scotch Plains. ______■ - — ■ budget. Nlmrow assembler Williams of Rosalie, hood nurse in the emergency room, for her slogan, "Ignite The 1180 census figures for the Ith W*.m* n yowr heart—not in your hem e," and second prise winner, Trudy Hero LINDEN—Services were to be held °* v'nytf'i______M rs. Gergel; today at Krowicki-McCracken Funeral Announcing Home, Linden, for Mildred M. Florcxak Klosinski; Kindness Kennels rites held Raychel, 03, who died on Nov. 2 at St. Services were Tuesday Our Yearly Young Elisabeth Hospital, Elisabeth, after a was legion member offers choice of pet INVITATIONS in the Werson Funeral ■ j brief illness. LINDEN—A Mass was to be offered Home, Linden, for Bar Born in Elisabeth, she moved to Many attractive animals at Kindness today at 8:30 a m.in St. Theresa’s bara Gergel, 70, of Linden uSID CAR SALE! n WEDDINGS Kennels need a home. Linden nine years ago. Mrs. Raychel Church for Mrs Helen M iller Kteinski, who died on Oct. 31 in St. V was an assembler for the Nimrow 69, who died Sunday in Rahway m i a d v . BAR MITZVAHS A few of the pets are Jo Jo, a 5-year- Elizabeth Hospital, m i FORD m i a c v . Folding Box Co , Elisabeth, for 15 Hospital after a brief illness. ofd Afghan, which loves children and is Elizabeth. FAMMONTS CITATIONS a c y r r n s I years. 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M m d Green Lane Players pre » . in tbs WOdas Ttwatar (er the P a r sent the musical, “Once farming Arts at Kann Cottage of Near Upon a Mattress” at four D IS C O U N T Jereey, Union. performances, on the Directed by Jason Taran, the cast evenings of Saturday, R A T E S fan turns n students. AHson Dec. 5; Sunday, Dec. 6; Need of Irvington, Wchard McCUrdy of Saturday .Dec. 12, and AVAILABLE Newark, Oeorge Naa of Rosalie and Sunday afternoon, Dec. 13. January, February, Polar Cummings of Spri^fM d. “Once Upon a Mat Additional information may be ob tress,” which appeared on March, July and tained bp calling 9S74H7. Broadway in 1969, is the August, 1982. musical adaption of the MONKRYr-Micfeey An Forum garago sale fable, “The Princess and • refaaat fa draw wMII M i New Jersey Theater forum will bold the Pea,” with songs by Contact cm y / j , _•r Matin - J IIM •dHlsr af RJagi- a garage sale Nov. 14, from s a.m. to 4 Mary Rodgers. banquet office, •"N hsg. *sR Simvfn and 6a May O r p.m. at 1037 Oak Lane, PlaiiMMd. Uve Green Lane Players we wS be f ■ ■ . 'j | SO FINE ’ ! 2600 Springfield Ave. (R te. 24) Short Hills, N J.: 840 Morris TUrnpike 467-9550 • Hflh* i ( |«.P AVI N«If U n io n , N .J. *67-0700 Phone for Information on group functions. : P W • N f '') N N . j (,n 1 A asady rsfereact ef m iss sf tbs finest isstasrsats 6 caafaei is Haw Jersey ARSE 6 MIN'SITALIAN RESTAURANT. ! HOLIDAY IH IL *,— ______740 Boulevard. Kan 11 worth (Parkway Exit 13S) . Rovla B . Waal Eraaklaat. Lunck, Dinnar. 241-8031. Italian end Continental American I Catering F ina Food and Cecfctalla.. cuisine. Banquet facilities, ChargaCarda aaaaaa luncheon, dinner, cocktails. ! HOUOAY INN NORTH. 1*0 Monday Plaza. i Newark International Airport (call for directions) •OSS TWEED. *10 W St George A ve . I »•» Amarkan A Saefood Cuisine, Banquet Linden, *25-1*1*. Lunch, Dinner, Cocktails. Facilities, Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails, Entertainment. Me tor Char 90 Cards. Entertainment Nightly. LIBERTY Y!EW RESTAURANT. Liberty State Park. CATE MOZART. 1*9* Morris Ave., Union Jareey City (Exit 14B Turnpike) American A (At The Center), 686 **33. German-American Saafood Cuisine Overlooking the Statue of Liberty Cuisine. Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails. A N. Y. Skyline. All Credit Cards. 4334355 M A R K T W A IN D IR E R . 18*1 M o rris A v e .. 1 CHESTNUT TAVERN RESTAURANT. Union. All Baking Done On Prem ise*. Never Clewed. Chaatnvl St.. Union. N.J, far M M Open lor American Expreo* and Diners Club- *87 1480 Lonrtoona Olnnor Featuring Italian Amarkan Cototao.O*ooll:MAMtoMHono, Fri. a Sol. McATIERS. 17U Easton Ave.. Til 1 AM. Motor crodlt Cord, Somerset Exit 537 off Route W7. Cue AN AMERICAN ARTS HHOrXJCTIONS. INC PRESENTATION 1 One of New Jersey's F Ineet Restaurants" . CiEOil- III KM MASTER OE CEREMONIES Lunch, Dinner, Catering d t U fl. C U R E t c o c r s . Junction Routes No . f A No . 34. Madison Township, Restaurant SATURDAY, NOV. 7 at 7 P.M. and Cocktail Lounge. 731 4BM. Charge Cards, O’CONNOR'S SEE! W ALE HOUSE, m glfD* TICKETS SB.SO. 69.50. 610.50 Wed. thru Sun. Entertainment, Closed Mon Mountain Elvd.. Wakkung. TU B 4 1 An Iktermel. Eaaaona tly Priced Family I eateur.nl Flnaal gear and DalactakH SaaaaaO. ialad and •BUCK.WH1TE ft THE DOWN HOME FOLKS THE CRM H0USL 24t Morris Avonuo Eraad Ear. EmartaHimanl. Catering. Llguar. •L.W. LAMBERT A THE BLUE RIVER BOYS (near the Arch), Elisabeth. 353 3*00 CnargaCfcrdi. Specializing in Italian dishes and fraeh • DOYLE LAW SON & QUICK SILVER Seafood. Quick service Clam Bar. Lunch, THE 010 MANSION, aum nn grams Dinnar, Late Snacks, Cocktails. Elliabelktman. ElliabaM. N J. IHIIIalda Eardar}- •THE HOTMUD FAMILY Franch. Italian. Amarkan CuMna Luxurlauadmkg . In Country Clut, alm oapKara. Dally (nalnmaman-a D R O P Z O N E 121 E . 2nd Ave. •MAIL POUCH EXPRESS : Ivnchaan m o c la k S angual lac lim ac tra m IS to 100 min (off Chqstnut Street), Roeelle, 241-8123. •THE FIDDLE PUPPET CLOGGERS Lunch, Dinner, Cocktails. Specializing in Raaarvatlene accepted/Amarkan Expreee-eas-1S1A American A it.linen Dishes, Afnpte Parking. •LATE NITE GARAGE w p n p u s . 333 N orth B reed 3S5-8132. Luncheon A D inner. VV^6 A SPECIAL PRE-CONCERT SHOW DUNH'S RESTAURANT, 400 W. Westfield Ave., B lackboard Specials. mm Roeelle Park ( l min. fram axit 137 G.S.P.). T (DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P.M.) Serving dinner until 1 AM and drinks until 2 AM. S N U f F W The Fa, Country suppsrs and buvurages Mrvcd all owning New menu...all entrees under tt-00. flow lower ■auto a . Scatck Plama. ttMTTU Coming soon to The Rtli: drink prices and t>appy hour. Sunday Monday and Tuoodoy drink fa cial*. Primo Riba are back 11 Nov. 8 ” A Return to Elegance" A fashion show featuring Angelo Antonio Ellerbee TNI SUMMIT SOMME, i ECHO QUEEN INNER. Maurnmnuda. Ava.. Summit. £771000 Spa AT. Nov 15 "T h e Devfl Ueod My Children” a gospc/play RotHa a . Eaat car Mill Lana open M Haim |S»!S Nov. 20 Jerry Lee Lewie 1 Day* A Waofc. Eraaklaat. Lunck & Olnfiar t i c k e t s ! tpaclali. Amarkan Eapreae end Vila tt> laaa Nov. 21 " A Masked Ball” V w tlj fam oua opera TWTARTI AT TWI RUTSCXS ATNUTM CCNTiR TICKET H f ' t i Tltkel, avMlabl* IhmuyR U N IM N ' fVifW a Ramtofgn > tyke! n e , l„ THE GALLERY. « . « ** * « * . Uapd at Mania St. UaNR. ■arPacpa «Wa and STElCi: MON.-FRI. 6 A.M.-6 P.M. TICKETS NOV. 7 A34-88M. Continental cwtslne. Famous for s i t a m Nrwwk. PNcr. C o m m ki Crwiknl Herut.1 Wngnn ki ljn.lrt) FV» nflkv Rift AMJU1U A T T M H M W B Nnm an, 12 h M.», Fn . 12 :l SM CM (2tll: :K2 74fc» chunks of filet mlgnon, onlene. O arpa Carde. (Van 7 Oaya A VOaat LANCS mUs CAM.T 1C AJN.-C PJL, CM. . V t ATTENDED PARKING TtETOLAII R I W r i . •adapOmNNIMd. NCCN-6 PJI. CAT CP CAME AT MARTI at PNa Pia na. UPUii«(Aptp^> ta n u e ). 1:30 ADJACENT TO STAMM AFTER IGtRS AJL AIM T I M M TICKETRM CVTUTS AM CMABM-A THEATER PULL GIANTS SERVICE CAR FBB MOftE Mini. CALL: STADIUM 9 3 2 -2 7 6 6 Win A Free Dinner for 21 Ute The Handy Entry Coupon on The Dining Rage I •~f— A COMPLETE/jSS§', REFERENCE *». OE FINE S J ; RESTAURANTS - ig T w & m ,Chestnut Tavern: •» generous, delicious By JIM LEAHY that's hard to equal marvelous increase in both luncheons When was the last time you sat down For the pizza lover, they have it for and dinners. Thank you Lois and con-' and enjoyed a cup of caffee d'vita cap- lunch and up to 5 p m , along with a fine tinued success pucdno? sandwich menu for those with a lesser DROPPED B Y the Cafe Mozart, 19M Well, if it hasn't been for some time, I appetite. There also is a late snack Morris Avenue, Union, the other day would suggest you run over to one of my menu that includes pizza. By the way, but missed my owner friend, Henry. As favorite Italian eating establishments, for those who enjoy dessert after din- usual the food was out of this world and the Chestnut Tavem Restaurant, 649 ner, I highly recommend their mouth- from the look of the faces of the other Chestnut St., Union. It has the greatest watering offering of rum cake or customers at the tables, the feeling was cappuccino that ever had the pleasure amoretta cheese cake. Outstanding! mutual. Great place, great food and a of teasing your taste buds after you've It's worth noting that all of the above must toput on your places to go list. enjoyed your favorite Italian dish. mentioned also can be taken out in You know, when you think about it, special containers that keep everything there are Very few Italian Restaurants fresh and hot. If unexpected guests ar- that are worth writing home about, rive, or if you feel like inviting the gang Many places call themselves Italian over for a “ blast.” there also are large Restaurants, but, by no means, can party platters with all sorts of ITALIAN RESTAURANT A ever fill the bill and, quite frankly, “ goodies" available to take out. should stick to serving shots and beers The Chestnut Tavem is open seven Famous for Home Cooked and leave the cooking to the pros. days a week for lunch and dinner. No Italian Dishes and For more than 33 years now, the reservations are required. Chestnut Tavem has been delighting ONE FOR THE ROAD: Continental American customers from all walks of life and HAVE YOU TR IE D the *6.95 specials Cuisine Y o u r H o st, continues to do so today under the at O 'Connors's; 708 Mountain Delicious food in a relaxed direction of owner Dee Waidelich. To Boulevard, Watchung, and at their Seafood • Steaks • Chops Andrew Arbes make sure their customers get nothing other location in Somerset. It's Monday Luncheon Specials Mon. - Sat atmosphere the whole family RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE less than the best, she has put her son through Friday for dinner, and the en- 4T will enjoy! Choose from our Richard in the kitchen to supervise the tree changes every night, It also in varied menu of scrumptuous FEATURING SEAFOOD BEEF AND POULTRY Open 7 Days SPECIALITIES masterpieces that find their way to the eludes their famous salad bar. Great appetizers, entrees and tables of some of the most critical buy for the money and a-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-l-y FOR YOUR DANCING A LISTENING PLEASURE customers in the business — the Italian delightful! Banquet Facilities desserts. TVy us ... tonight! Up To 120 Persons food gourmet! PIPE'S PUB is at it again! The ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE THURS TO SAT EVE k SUNDAY AFTERNOONS What makes the Chestnut Tavem so famous restaurant located at 323 North • Gourmet Specialties popular among its many customers? Broad St., Elizabeth, always is looking BOULEVARD A 26TH ST. KENILWORTH • World Famous Pastries SERVING LUNCH k DINNER DAILY 11 JO A.M.-10 PM . SAT TILL 11 PM CLOSED MONDAYS Well, among other things, there is a for new ways to satisfy customers. This (PARKWAY EXIT lit) — ^ • 100% Natural Ingredients casual atmosphere that you feel im- time they are offering family-style JUNCTION ROUTES 9 4 J4. OLD BRIDGE. N.J We Cater Private Parties For Reservations call 201-721-4898 mediately as you enter the premises Thanksgiving dinners for the holiday * 241-0031 J and secondly, the large portions of each that include a whole Turkey with all the meal certainly don't hurt business. It's trimmings. What a great treat for the common knowledge that many steady family. Call quickly for your reserva- customers come back two or three tions. times a week and there was even a IT IS EXTREMELY encouraging to CHESTNUT customer who moved to Alaska and one get “ feed back” on the success of this Good Tim* of the first things he did when he return- column and even more important, the TAVERN Charley's ed to the area for a visit was... you positive reaction we've been getting guessed it, he stopped off at his favorite from our advertisers since the start of RESTAURANT Saloon Italian-American Restaurant, the our Restaurant Dining pages. ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE Chestnut Tavem for a piping hot dish of Mrs. Cailen for instance, from the veal Parmigiana and a loaf of tangy Liberty View Restaurant at Liberty garlic bread State Park, Jersey City, tells us that The menu is quite extensive with many new customers have visited her PRIME RIB DfNNEIL.7.95 Italian-American dishes, and it's hard beautiful restaurant as a direct result • mi iw M ncai .. to find any they don’t feature. One of of her advertising with our nine BARB-QUE SPARE RIB...7.95 my real favorites is zuppa de clams, newspaper group We thank you Mrs. served in a red sauce that you begin to Cailen for prTiring this information on smell even before it reaches your table, to us and also thank you for giving us The portion is more than generous and one of the finest restaurants in the State NIGHTLY (4-7 Mon.-Fri ) absolutely delicious The same goes for of New Jersey, Cocktail Hour their linguini, served with your favorite LOIS JOHNSON, Manager of D u n ’s BfflOttr FACILITIES AVAILABLE sauce or with calamari or scungilii Restaurant, 600 W. Westfield Avenue, 649 CHESTNUT ST., UNION IH Oft KLU00WM ROOM There’s so much more including fet- Roselle Park, N.J. told us that after on- Parkway North m i B f n r tucini a If redo, shrimp scampi and an ly two wooki of advertising in our At Exit 139 3 0 W - 0 0 3 0 ALL DINNERS INOUOE SALAD BAR assortment of meat and seafood dishes Restaurant page, she has noticed a MAJOR CREDIT CARDS A great place to dine SUN. THRU. FRI. FOR A BEAUTIFUL SPECIALS FROM W ELEGANT WEDDING Includes choice of appetizer 7 Course Dtnner $ 1 Q J 5 A Catering Tradition Shrimp or Clam«Caiemart. with Hot Hors d'oeuvres *•« A *7 Scungjfi Cocktad, Home-Made i k Five Hours Open Bar Soups or Jure* and a * ^ Flowers. Wedding Cake / flreat unbeatable Greek Salad Bar * And Sprat Stair Case f place to brunch! Sunday A K HOI SI Family CHILDREN'S B rin , o r Send Brunch .....S S S . 0.0 *i“ R N U F * FREE AnwHersenr' A oer MrtMejr i . With mug of Root Beer and Cake, MVi a anm r Ice Bream The Ktds Love Our A B A A D A - r ~ itien — ■—w e— Down 4 His Live Magic and W r M * V r M an OPA-OPA Treat Anrmal Balloons On Mr. PmUigU of Erick and YaUmla Flicker. STROLLING ACCOKMAMST FRI., SAT. ft SUN. IVDdNGS ^ __ i__ .i-i-. y | 687-0707 o f opnnQTitM, F U . GALLOPING HILL RD AT THE FIVE POINTS. UNION CLOSED SUN A MON ___J '3%> $*15* BE OUR GUEST FOR DINNER... <*>AUF> ENTER NOW I 873-3990 NOVEMBER F I l H l I ^ * A tT ^ * ' * * v*«*«, ENTERTAINMENT NI6HTLYI [AT HCARTY AND SAV[ 100 DON A JA N "W S S siS , MAM*' SSm^^HAVETOOo.. ST**ST: _ l T ie -T -M o u n ts. Thursday, November 5,1981 A Weekly Feature of Business news HENRY A. BIRDS ALL, and a directory of in Union, 070(3. a retired senior staff surance organizations ser BREEZE CORPORA engineer for the Western ving state residents and TIONS, INC., (AMEX) Electric Co. of Springfield, insurance professionals. reported net sales of was named a 1981 reci Single copies are available $25,001,956 for the nine pient of the Award of free from the New Jersey months ended Sept. 30, Merit by ASTM. Insurance News Service, versus $18,686,294 for the T H E SCHERING- 971 Stuyvesant Avenue, same period last year. PLOUGH CORP board of directors announced a regular quarterly divi dend of 42 cents per com mon share. The Personal Touch NATIONAL COLOR is yours at LABORATORIES, INC. (OTC), Roselle, announc J & J Jewelr ed revenues of $7,867,758 JORDAN BARIS o< Jor for the fiscal year ended dan Baris, Inc., Irvington, Aug. 31. was one o< four recipients GLORIA MIDURA, of the IN I Community assistant vice president of Service Awards from the business development for Board of Realtors of the custom designed UK the Summit and Elizabeth "Initial" rings and "name" Oranges and Maplewood Trust Co., Clark, was bracelets are made special for according to Andrew S. donated to the United Way those you care about O ur professional sta ff is re ady to O'Connell, chairman of of Union County to serve assist you In choosing from bur the awards committee. as a loaned executive. m any styles. JAMES MC COLLUM of INSURANCE IN THE South Orange,’* a sales N E W J E R S E Y Exclusive but not Expensive associate with Jordan ECONOMY is a booklet J & J Jewelry Baris Inc., Realtor, Irv published by the New ington, recently was Jersey Insurance News & Setting Co. honored with a plaque for Service and the Insurance outstanding sales achieve Information Institute, con 268 Morris Ave., Springfield • 467-9832 ment. In McCollum’s two taining information about Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10a.rn.to8p.rn. months with the organiza auto and home insurance tion, he has listed 26 pro perties, sold 16 and, accor ding to Jordan Baris, com pany president, “ propell ed himself well on the way CLINTON FACTORY OUTLET to the kind of year that sets year-end achieve ment figures on end.” Mc Collum was cited as the firm ’s top producer for DOWN September. KEN GATTO, account supervisor at Bozell & FILLED Jacobs Inc., Union, was named associate director of the agency's direct COATS • JACKETS • VESTS marketing division, accor ding to B & J senior vice 1st Quality pesident and general manager Ron Vrba. ladies' • Mens • Children’s SPECIAL Many Styles & Colors NANDAYn n u n i DOWN-FILLED PARRA M Down/2 0 Feathers, Snap-Off Hood, Zip Fly Front With Snaps, Double LADIES’ FULL LENGTH JEnb|r>etch Pockets, Inside Drawstring DOWN FILLED COATS Caters: Royal, Navy, Brown, Tan, Green >S: S M L XL *39°° AT FACTORY PRICES WITH PURCHASE OF ANY CAGE ’44” RED CRAB S iz e s t o ts th r u s iz e 60 PETSHOP CAU. FOR DIRECTIONS 1232 SPRINGFIELD AVE. 201-762-2800 IRVINGTON CREDIT 373-8390 » CARDS 78 MILLBURN AVENUE MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY FALL SFECIAL1 HOURS: MON SAT9-5:30 O IL B U R N E R THURSDAY T IL 1:30 CLEANOUT MASTER CARD VISA s25 on ■ vfp 50 G n ls 75 GdIs. IOC GciIs Oil DF LIVE RIF S • * • : * SUNDAY Ihra FRIDAY *5»5 D IN N E R O fVfcA^eer^ -YOUR CHOICE- TOP SIRLOIN AU JUS VEAL PARMIOIANA CHICKEN CORDON BLEU’ jopuBanm _jj BROILED FLOUNDER FILET ENGLISH CUT PRIME RIBS VEAL PARMIOIANA CHICKEN FRANCAISE SHRIMP PARMIOIANA HKUKK1' SBIIP. KtfTM U. WHO, KSStST 4 Ewy Hml. 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Cooper, for young men and women the future of the center agendas. Several of them reorganization*, the Livingston Streets. —Th mansion,------pari- ‘ All o* developments, 100 y e a n oM In IMS and a president of Qie associ* in downtown Elizabeth which now serves people alliances eventually came YMHA waa incorporated law Point of what w as known a s the year—long celebration is tkm, announced initial and grew to the present of all three modern-day together, first as the in 190*. with the articles of McRehili Estate, housed being mapped to com- plana for the centennial of Union-based association branches of Young Men'* Hebrew incorpora tion nothing that the Y until a new budding Jewish community’s memorate the anniver- the organization, which offering a wide variety of JudaUm—Orthodox, Con- Literary Association and the organization’s pur waa erected in 1M0. There traditional wtlUngnen* to activity for people of all servative and Reform,” then as the Yotmg M en’s poses w ere to include pro War the Y remained until, with ages throughout Eastern Cooper said. “ As ire pay Hebrew Association and motion of religious and 11m westward shift of ft* same detereminettm Spouses of patients Union County. our respects to a historic Ladie s Auxiliary soial intercourse and in then in short time the Jewish population, the Y The slogan for the past we must look ahead, Early meetings were at struction. library and Y M H A , and its ladies aux moved in 1998 to Its pre generosity, w e are c of strokes will meet celebration wiU be “ A build and rebuild so that the United Hebrew Chari leading room, physial ex iliary merged into the Y M - sent home at Green Lane, dent w e will celebrate th* Century of Service to the the coming generations ty Building in ercise ad educational ad WIU Union, with its name and centennial in fitting Spousee of Stroke Pa- tional support to those who Community," Cooper can enjoy the benefits Eliza bethpcrt, the area vantages in the arts and Two years later, the Y sphere of activity expand- fashion tients, a self-help group find themselves suddenly said. their parents, grand- where most of the city's purchased a more which meets the second confronted with the "Committees are being parents and even great- early Jewish immigrants In 1918, the association spacious home, s Colonial - Tuesday of each month at*-trauma of having a spouse organized to set up a grandparents derived at had settled. acquired its first perm* style mansion at East t at the Millbum Library faU victim to a stoke, series of activities and ex- th eY .” will hear Ruthe UdeU, hibits to emphasize the The president noted that director of speech and Attendance is limited to sogan and illustrate the the roots of the present Y audiology at Kessler In- spouses of stroke patients, contributions the Y has began to develop in the stitute for Rehabilitation, There is no charge. Addi- made to the Jewish com- middle of the last century BUYING SERVICE next week. tionai information may be munity, from individual as im m igrants from The group, formed orih obtained by calling 731- and collective stand- Europe introduced O m m year ago. has lent emo- 3600, ext. 297, or 688-7388. points," Cooper stated, literary societies and “ We soon will announce citizenship classes in AtBudget and O eeon Parkinson's group the names of the cars- Elizabeth for the teaching C o u n t y ' s meets Wednesday chairman and cabinet of English. 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A Linden trip to Giants North Jersey, Section II, Group III, The Tigers simply couldn’t discover a came out and drove 55 yards to the Stadium has suddenly become about as Caldwell (6-0) and Morris Hills (6-0) scoring formula against Plainfield, Plainfield one on their first pnesfnriim. likely as the Yankees beating the are shoo-ins for invitations, while which played very well before the home That’s where the (h ive stopped, too, Dodgers in the ’81 World Series. Philipsburg (3-1-2), Rahway (4-0-2), folks. And the Tiger dee-fense, a as the Tigers needed a First down on the "We need a miracle," admitted Randolph (4-2) and West Morris (4-2) trademark all season long, played half yard line but couldn’t get it. Linden High coach Joe Martino after all own inside tracks. But Randolph and possibly its poorest football of the “ I think the kids realize we had a lot West Morris losses would bump them season in the first half. of opportunities to win the football out of contention and open up a big The Cardinals scored early in the se gam e," Martino said, “ even though we space for the Tigers. cond quarter when a blocked punt roll played poorly in spots.” S p o r t s If they can get past Elizabeth and ed into the endzone and Plainfield’s T h e Tigers also turned the ball over Westfield Harlan Bailey pounced on the football. three times—twice via fumbles and A this week When the Minutemen visit Cooper It was drive and punt until late in the once through an interception. the Tigers dropped a disappointing and Field on Saturday, the Tigers will greet quarter when the Cardinals managed to “ We just turned the ball^xver at critical 12-6 decision to Plainfield. "We a team that relies on the great backfield score the game-winner on Eld Chivas’ critical times,” Martino added, “or controlled our own situation as of last running of Javier Montanez and 15-yard run with just 19 seconds re picked up a penalty at key times. We week. Now we have to win and hope Rodney Carter and the passing talents maining in the first half. just had some general breakdowns.” some other teams help us out." of Jerome Baker On the ensuing kickoff following Crucial breakdowns. And ss a result, Both ends of that will not be easy. The " I t ’s a tough situation w e’re in now,” Plainfield's second touchdown, Tiger the Tigers must upset Elizabeth and 3-2-1 Tigers need to sweep Elizabeth Martino said. “We’ve just got to try to fans got their only big cheer of the Westfield to maintain even a glimmer and Westfield, both top 10 teams and get our heads above water. ’’ afternoon when Troy Stradford caught of their playoff hopes. Even then, as both needing continued success to earn At this point, the last thing the Tigers the ball on the 11. headed through the Martino admitted, it will take a a berth in North Jersey, Section II, are considering is a state playoff posi middle, cut left, bounced off two hits, miracle. Group III action. And both were win tion. Martino will have his team think cut across the field and headed down TORTOISE LIVES 176 YEARS ners last week, as Westfield stunned ing about other goals. the right sideline for an 89-yard The black Seychdea tortoise Uvea Union, 17-14, and the Minutemen slip “ Right now we’ve got to play for touchdown. more than 170 yea n , the longest span ped past Montclair, 7-6, on a late' pride," he said. “ We play the No. 5 That was just the lift the Tigers need for any animal except the sea anemone touchdown. team in the state It’s important to the ed heading into the locker room at and the sponge, which survive so long The Tigers also can’t expect to get too kids, to their pride, to show w e’re a bet halftime Martino and his coaches they seem nearly immortal. McManus Vikings C IIC 1 A l l WE ARE HAPPY crush Westfield F U E L O IL jo ANNOUNCE The McManus Vikings ended. 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R O S E L LE : 220 Chestnut Street (at Third Avenue) U N D EN : 601 No. Wood Ave. (at Henry St.) /1000Stiles St. (at St. Georges Ave.) /100 No. Wood Ave. (at Eliaabath AveJ 925 8800 Other Banking Offices ip Hudson, Bergen, Union, Middlesex and Monmouth Counties WU0N»«M51ft Member FO IC end Federal Reserve System U — Thursday, Novtmtwr 5. WB1 — LINOEN (N.J.) LEADER Rockets ready for MISL opener Speed. Grace. High-scoring action. plus their team receives a five-minute Player and two-time scoring H awy The Rockets M m ld heve plenty o f of That’s what indoor aoccer is all about. shorthanded situation. Steve Zungul will lead the Arrows into fense, too, because Fred Grgurev, the And New Jersey sports fans can learn the Meadawlandi. The most prolific MISL’s second leading all-time scorer all about it when the state's newest The Rockets will be severely tested in scorer in the league's history, Zinuul is and a farmer member of the Arrows, hometown team, the New Jersey their opener, because the New York Ar the all-time leader in six offensive will be in the lineup. During the lMb-n Rockets, moke their bow on Nov. 18-at rows are the defending league cham categories. In his M gam e career, campaign, Grgurev led the Arrows to the Meadow lands Arena against the pions. Zungul has slammed home M l goals their third straight league title by firing New York Arrows. Three-time MISL Mast Valuable and assisted on US others for 356 points. in 44 goals and 8 assists. As members of the Major Indoor Soc cer League, the Rockets will be expos ing a different brand of soccer to America. And so far, with 13 franchises Upset-minded Scarlet Knights throughout the U.S., the M ISL has been successfully promoting their new sport, which is basically an Americanized to face top-rated Pitt Panthers version of an imported game. Indoor soccer found its way into The Rutgers football team stands The Panthers went into the Boston which have combined for 19 national America when the Russian Red Army suspended in a moment that is most in College game as the nation's leader in titles. soccer team played a group of local teresting, if not historic. rushing defense (46.8 yards per gam e) “ Naturally, we look forward to play pros on an artificial surface inside the For the second straight season, the and total defense (191.2 yards a gam e) ing the country's top ranked team. Philadelphia Spectrum. On hand that Scarlet Knights will face the nation's but the upset-minded Eagles out-netted We’ve done it before and enjoyed it," night was Ed Tepper, who went on to top-ranked squad Saturday afternoon Pitt, 419406, freshman quarterback said Rutgers Coach Frank Burns. “ Our found the M ISL three years later with at Giants Stadium Doug Flutie accounting for 347 yards in approach is with a positive attitude, the air. Earl Foreman, who is currently league In early October last year, Rutgers free and loose, and w e’ll let the chips Pitt signal caller Dan Marino, the na commissioner. threw a Meadow lands scare into fall as they may.” Tepper is now president of the tion's second best in passing efficiency Comparisons bode poorly for the Alabama, losing by only 17-13. Two Ncipate in the Nav. 14 "Lung Power" Bewi-A-Thon took avar the Rockets, and it has been through his ef and considered by many to be the top Scarlet. weeks ago. Rutgers visited Tuscaloosa display kaW by Tart Marchass, secretary of tha Union County Junior quarterback in the country, countered Pittsburgh has scored 217 points in forts that New Jersey—and and dropped its third game and a se Association. The youngsters, loft is rigid, art Alexandre and Vtcteria Forieo of with 10 completions in 33 attempts for America—has found a new sport. cond straight loss to Alabama, 31-7. 1981, while Rutgers has been able to put Linden and Douglas Monaco. Marge Dale (cantor), president of tha handing "Bringing soccer indoors provided all two touchdowns and 225 yards. just 112 on the board. The Panthers group, observes the activity. the speed and scoring lacking in the out This time, No. 1 Pitt will come to New The junior has now completed nearly have limited opponents to 89 points, and door game,” Tepper said. “ Our first Jersey to challenge the Scarlet Knights, 60 per cent of his passes on the season Rutgers has given up 114. The visitors franchise was in St. Louis, where an who will take a 6-3 mark into this 10th (121 of 203) with 21 going for TDs. and have over a 1,000 yard edge over op appearance in Giants Stadium. Benefit Bowl-A-Thon set outdoor team had folded. When the he has thrown for 1,578 yards. ponents in total yardage (2,505-1,562), MISL franchise was a solid success, we Pittsburgh took over the top spot in Chasing a 10th national champion while the Scarlet are at a 200-yard the nation following a 29-24 victory over knew our sport wouid make it big in ship, Pittsburgh stands sixth on the all- deficit (2,496-2285) Most startling, Boston College, which was coupled with America.” time title list behind Notre Dame (1C), perhaps, are the rushing figures which at area bowling centers Penn State's 17-14 loss at Miami. The And that’s what indoor soccer is Yale (13), Princeton (12), USC ( 11) and show Pittsburgh yielding just 349 yards The sixth annual “ Lung Power” their names and pledges.” Panthers, Clemson, Hawaii and Yale doing—making it in America using Alabama (10). The position the Scarlet in its seven games. Rutgers, on the Bowl-A-Thon for the Central New The Bowl-A-Thon funds will be used are the only unbeaten teams in Division Knights find themselves in is that they American players. Plus, indoor soccer other hand, has allowed 1,545. Jersey Lung Association will take place by the Uu*; Association to help support I football will be facing back-tohack teams adds some new aspects to the sport of Kickoff is 1:30p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 10 area bowling its Family Asthma Programs, soccer 1 centers, including Linden and Jersey Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programs The differences between the outdoor Lanes in Linden. for adults with lung disease, Freedom game and the indoor version begin with Kean College to induct champs Wenzel “Pat" Dousa of Clark, who From Smoking efforts and its newly an the shape of the field. Whereas the out founded the event in 1977, is again serv nounced “ Superstuff" self-help pro door game is played on a field as large ing as chairman, while Marge Dale of gram for children with asthma and as 390 feet by 300 feet (allowing for an Elizabeth, the president of the Union their parents. average of about three goals per into new Athletic Hall of Fame County Junior Bowling Association, is In addition to assisting the Lung gam e), indoor soccer is played on a 200 one of the coordinators of the Bow^-A Association’s programs and patient Kean College, which was founded in ed for Nov 15 at 1 p m. at Downs Hail (1972). Malbrock, who at one time held foot by 83 foot surface, resulting in an Thon. services, the contestants will be work 1855 as Newark Normal School, has on the Union campus four world track and field records, cap average of 13 goals per contest. Dale said that the fund-raising goal ing to win a variety of prizes such as formed its first Athletic Hall of Fame. The list includes four women who tured two gold medals and a silver in for the Lung Association is 615,000. patches, electronic games, T-shirts, Each team fields five players plus a Ten former coaches and athletes, in gained national and international ac-1 the 1924 Paris Olympics. “ W e are pleased that the Junior bowling balls, Bowl-A-Thon hats, goalkeeper (outdoor soccer uses a total cluding several former national record- claim : Camille Sabie Malbrock (1922), Dillinger was the National Women’s Bowling Association is continuing to radios, bike radios and tape recorders. of 11 players per side), and free holders, will be inducted during the Cgreta Dillinger (1939), J. Ruth DeFor Archery champion in 1941. DeForrest, assist the Lung Association," Dousa Prizes will be awarded based on the substitution is allowed. The action is Presidential Awards luncheon schedul rest (1952), and Barbara Friedrich an all-around athlete, was a pioneer in said, “ because it gives the junior humber of sponsors the contestants constant during the four 15-minute women’s rowing and a champion bowlers the opportunity to combine register prior to the event. periods; in fact, players are penalized canoeist and kayaker. Friedrich was a their weekly bowling activity with a “ Since the inception of the event,” for delay of game. As in hockey, Meadowlands to host national AAU javelin champion and local organization dedicated to helping Dale said, “our junior bowlers have penalties are also assessed for competed in the 1968 Mexico City Olym children and adults with lung disease.'' raised more than 650,000 for the unsportsmanlike or violent conduct, pics. The junior bowlers are now seeking and teams play shorthanded while the area indoor track meet The other charter members, selected Association, and we are urging ail our sponsors to pledge donations based on bowlers to take part in this important penalized player sits out for two Approximately 40 colleges, plus p*c Invitational meet,” Grant said. “ At by a committee of alumni, faculty, and minutes of action. their total three-game score on Nov. 14. project." selected high schools and dubs, have the same time, many of the better New students, are form er administrators The pledge range will be one-half cent Participating bowling centers include However, like outdoor soccer, been invited to participate in a new in Jersey, New York and other Nor and coaches Joe D’Angola and Willard per pin to a maximum of three cents Clark Lanes; Jersey and Linden Lanes, players must possess great skill with door track meet scheduled for Dec. 14 theastern athletes will have a much E. Zweidinger, August (Gus) Jan per pin. Linden; Rahway Lanes; Garwood their feet and head, coupled with in in Meadowlands Arena. needed chance to run on a first class narone (1932), Eugene Campbell Dale said that the contestants have Lanes; Echo Lanes, Mountainside; tense desire and acrobatic grace. T h e meet, known as the track." (I960), Jack Mott (1960), and Tom Bowl-A-Thon sponsor forms provided Federal Lanes, Elizabeth; Roselle “ But,” as Liekoski adds, “ indoor Meadowlands Relays, is designed to Ziolkowski (1968). The Meadowlands Relays will include by the Lung Association, and sponsors Lanes; Four Seasons Recreation and players must also master caroms off allow the new facility to prepare for the men and women competition for college Zwqdinger, who has been associated the side boards and glass The caroms are requested to use the form to record Garden State Bowl, Union. Vitalis-U.S. Olympic Inviatational, and high school athletes, and a selected with the college since 1935, has had the add a whole new dimension to the scheduled (or Jan. 16 after a 10 year run number of club participants. All New college athletic field named in his sport.” at Madison Square Garden. Jersey colleges have been invited, as honor. The college gymnasium is nam “ In addition,” said Arena general Other rules of the indoor game have have most from the New York and ed after D'Angola, who was with the manager Loris Smith, “ w e want to pro RU Lady Knights to hot! also been changed from outdoor soccer Philadelphia metropolitan areas. college from 1918 to 1966, two years vide the opportunity for many of the in order to make it a more interesting The meet will begin at 5:45 p m and before his death. spectator sport There are no offsides area athletes to compete. This is early end at approximately 11. No entry fee Mott, an outstanding baseball player Chinese national team penalties, which negate many of out in the indoor season, and while we are has been established by the at the college, went on to star in softball door soccer's scoring chances, in addi not expecting championship caliber Meadowlands and, instead of medals where he played with, among other The Rutgers women’s basketball tion, to emphasize the American aspect performance, we are very anxious to and trophies, all com petition will ternational rules. talented teams, the world champion team will open its 1961-82 court cam of the spoil, each team is allowed a see how our new 10 lap track will receive Meadowlands Relays T-shirts. Theresa Grentz's Lady Knights com paign with an exhibition game against maxiumum of three non-North behave.” Tickets for the Meadowlands Relays Raybestos squad. piled an outstanding 27-6 record and Ed Grant, who has written about and the People’s Republic of China’s na American players on its 16-man roster. are $5 for the middle three lower tier Jaimarone, after an outstanding col competed in the AIA W national tourna officiated track meets for many years, tional women’s basketball team tomor sections, and 63 for all other seats. lege basketball career, returned to the ment for the third consecutive year last But indoor soccer isn't simply follow has been selected Meet Director by the row at the Rutgers Athletic Center. Tickets may be purchased by writing: college to coach baseball and basket season. Twice during the campaign, ing the footsteps of professional hockey, Games Committee, a group of area The game will begin at 8:15 p.m., Meadowlands Relays, Meadowlands ball from 1949 to 1967. Campbell and Rutgers was ranked behind eventual a sport mired in controversy because of coaches and officials. following a 7 p.m. preliminary contest Arena, East Rutherford, N J 07073 ad Ziolkowski were standout basketball national champion Louisiana Tech. its violence. Players charged with a “ W r i t attempting to establish a for featuring a team of Rutgers women's ding 61 for handling charge. Tickets are players. A premier reboundo , Camp- Grentz, who will- begin .her sixth violent conduct penalty are mat which will give the Meadowlands also on sale daily between 'ULa.hi'.1jU.i aq<£ >K» i '22*Stz todteUteVtaPP __ ; automatically ejected from the pame. SeAriet star.Kathy G 3 a t + € & J u i -a officiate* trial rratn the Olynt- p.m. in the'Arena lobby w s. — marie an impressive 116-38 Rutgei5 career team comprised of local media mark into the new campaign. Linden Public Notice representatives. Ticket orders are now being accepted China’s team is visiting the United D iv is io n A-ADVERTISEMENT Lary* and m« u m a shall ba accor 4 1 DOE RS are required to comp City of Unden for the game at the Athletic Center ly with Ift* requirement of P.L. CountyJ ofi Union THE BOARD O f EDUCATION O f to lha scope at service*, States as guests of the Amateur Basket ticket office, with prices at 65,63.50 and THE CITY O f LINDEN IN THE specifications, requirements and 1*7S, C. 127 State of New Jersey 123214 Linden COUNTY Of UNION. NEW standards as approved by the City Charles S. Femuta mber 5. ball Association of the United States, 62. For further information, call 932- JERSEY-OWNER C ----1------« ^ 11U l_ L i. __ *- Secretary >441 Invites separata m i l l MW tar > ~ » Board of Education and the game will be played under in 2766. C*« tract Na. I-Oeaerel Cm under the supervision of the City Sectten 4. That there shall be and Linden Public Notice herehy Is appropriated tor the pur pee* of the survey and study authorised hereby, the sum of One Hundred Twenty Five Thousand Dollars (S 125.000 00). of which Fifty Thousand Dollars (S5OW0 OS) has been made available by provision fer Contracts Nos. I through s in the Capital Improvement Fund In connection with the Kitchen of a erivtou tty adopted budget of • " w o t s from July l, H41 to Renodatlons at Eienfenfpry School the City of Unden. and Seventy No 10 and the Dust Collection Five Thousand Dedors (975.4*0 *4) a* mm I n W Statute* a* mm State a) Naw Jaraay System at Linden High School. will be transferred from Me Capital SMteWweBJimei'we:------'------7 * * * • * Liana- Linden. New Jersey, to be received * £ ? * * ' ’* ' ** 0mC* ° * " * R* C*‘ <* 7 Taaaa In ttia city Hall, on an, — m m - — by the Board of Education of the Cl 3 £ i £ 2 r m' County of Union. dred Twenty Five Thousand Dollars (9123400 0» ) is stated as iho Place Administration Building total estimated cost of the above 700 West Curtis Street select any combination of bids or to project Do r o t h y t m a r g a v i t z Linden. New Jersey award the contract in part or Socttee a. The invalidity or Met Time: 2:00 P.M., prevailing time whole, and to waive any infer Receiver of Tanas feettveneaa of any on* or more NO. BLOCK LOTS Date December 5. Ittl malltles in or to reject any and all terms or provisions of the foregoing LOCATION The Contract Documents may be Mds It dee med to me best interest 1 4 3 *1 2 E. St. G eorge Ave. examined at the office of the A r of the Owner to do so. 2 12 23 2114 Franklin Dr. chitects. Eckert. Morton A Russo. 3 41 to 4to Cranford Ave. PA. R D 4. Box 447. North f l t f BOARD OF EDUCATION OF 4 41 44 MS Cranford Av*. Brunswick. N.J (Rout* 130. South THE C ITY OF LINO EN IN T>tE 9 91 17 WEI Cranford Av*. 4 Brunswick Township) end copies COUNTY OF UNION. NEW 72 4 W12 Chandler Ave. Tax thereof obtained upon payment of JERSEY to 72 12 WM Paul St. Tex Fifty Dollars (950 00 per set) By Charles S. Famwle. Board 11 72 14 U S E . Henry St. Deposit chocks to be made payable Secretary/Businas* Administrator 12 74 4 1144 Dill Ave. to "Board of Education. City of Dated: November 5. Ifil 13 74 • 411 Chandler Ave. Linden, New Jersey". Any biodor, 14 77 17 U S E . Blanche St. I square feef In area. The Linden portion of the 13 • upon returning such set promptly Block 42*. Lets 2. A 4A. end 5. that ceNocttvely are n 117*1172 E St. George Ave. T*x and In good condition, wili be to 44 4 1497 Bergen Ave. Tax i seuare feet In area. 17 144 17 refunded his deposit. Any non- reaped with a series of manufacturing, w eeh ou s >420 Bergen Ave. bidder. upon returning such set, 14 141 31 1414 Esaex Av*. PUBLIC NOTICE m 3 will be refunded 125 00 No CITY OF LINDEN to 12BW. BammaroAve. documents will bo mailed 21 m 27 ♦24 E Curtis S». PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gtoea 22 m 4 427 E. Henry St. that the following ordinance was in 22 114 11 troMicad and passed on first 24 113 12 reading by the Council of the City of to 114 to Linden in the County of Union. 27 114 29 State of Now Jersey, on November 21 114 • A 1441 and will be presented for fur 24 m 11 thor consideration and hearing to JF m 23 be held in the Council Chambers. 31 >21 13 Tax City Hall. Weed Avenue. Linden. » >21 14 Mew Jersey on Monday. Nowomboi 33 111 U-1 Tax 1* 1*41 at 4 40 PJd prevailing u ■ 14 time, or as soon thereafter at the i i MS M matter can be reached. to m 14 V AL O. IMBRIACO V m 1 CITY CLERK » 139 7 AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE 41 144 13 FOR A SURVEY ANO STUDY 42 191 9 RELATIVE TO DEStONINR AN 41 141 to UPORAOCO LAMOFILL FOR 44 190 15 44 M9 14 iK.rssr.^rss's 47 WB 21 3 THE NEW JERSEY DEPART m its 99 MENT OF ENVIRONMENT PRO m m 14 TECTMR AS A BCNERAL IM m m t PROVEMENT AMO MftKIME AN si m 4 APPROPRIATION THEREFOR. n m 4 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE V 491 93 m 4B4 9 m 444 to 41 444 n 42 m » 41 m » 44 m i 4f 474 49 44 OF 44 0 47F 44 44 444 1 m 4M 4 n EM n 91 m » 9B IF 74 fkf 9 IB s M 1 » M M n M 11 IF m M m m f 43 m 11 rfctoM Tfcvrtday. November J, 1W1 636-7700 Classified 686-7700 S | a u o I PROBLEMS WITH I.-".*-_V*11L 5 5 L w l h r M s h - l - i l _____*.» ___e s w s j a r ^ - ^ a K MuCKISfHBSf C A L L , rod. CaR afaar I pjeT j T H E R E I S H E L P ! J l w v S T ' » « T irauBk prof tail ana I coumatod R&DLAB ASSIGNED Caunty in Unton call. THC t m chairs, ID . batdtoq **4*. BOYLE CO . Mary T. Kally, 20 psychotherapy and/or souT*at.s seu TV- sc*, n m Ndn m . fuM 0 %. so w n , guar i Caa sstaast ' technicians 1 p . W L ______n U O M w A t o RISK RATER FREE rust- ott-Assw, fsauw. F.O. Bax tlW. TUB Hum I w r i t es Cittpwty, Lnussd 1 snort Hills, lias SECRETARY/ Introductory Sestlea! —-"f* -a 1PR 1 1 ■Bmton ■ ■ ■> . requires - — . — gumpto s —* I buyer an Uda 1 k k ifm v ' an itrtntsslal snannte far an AssJf itid nisa aator witn as Call N MarkactWfd. MA. MSW d«ra. CaNtor j nartamaprafafaMt ntcantntarelalraflnv aftor 7 p.m.______NOTON- I sunny 2 pars experience RECEPTIONIST 888-4818 - . J B f t L - - iritoaton. O R Elactranlc firm aaaklng Fk.UA M A R K E T Every i__ aBatoELW n Naw 714.T4. ad. NO FEE. salary i aacratary/racaptioniat Ex pafanllal. i M l h m i 7 itoWan y a artoan Ctoh. mm caltonf banafita. Call Tom Shot, 4 BruwuMch Avog. Retowqy. 1 ■MM C n v ilin , i kadtug miaifac 49+0224 Meha The Right R CaMar write NOW: FOUND- amali Mack 4 whit* B-th in O eX m i. 2W N M FHOtoE US I Bea «( ckeatcal fibers, plastics and mala dag k Irvington cantor BUFA 4 LBVUM AT to malchf Fk.UA MARICUT- Ngv »to> 1 poroon or coupto. pradacls has several Juba C. O ’CaaaeU (M l > ITO-2SM Frl morning. 272+947 evening*. ttohan Feortoatoi ba Bream ato. Secrets ries/- ■ —-Queoaor Naa marku 9 Charm Bto eaa grm, ad to l ______, ng* at the Sammlt * M M o rrln T u rn p ik e f:M P.to. F Short Hills, N.J. V7t78 partoci emtohan. plea mtoc, . OFFER VAILSSORO- 4h vory o le r . ord Processors jtorton CtortK Roe name, apeaiti Baawaan ) 4 t ( Wide vartoty a« daator dNto - lorpo rooms, sunny, modom kit ANTIDUU ______BsHL ^ RELY ON A REALTOR chon, and to, hoot 4 hot wotor woman-* Club of Meatonuad. to raf*r*aahm?i!u. dRa>bf%) For Buytod Or Sohtod sugpftod EacoUont condition. i sheald include 2-year degree woodland R d. Maa lavra ad RAY BELL4ASSOC *27* a month Aval labia Nov. in aserhaaica! or chemical technology or Thura. Nov. 12, to a.m.-9 p.m., TIFFANY LAMPS 1NA 1*470*3 aftor Sat. after CLOSED RESTAURANT experience la aay of the following areas: High hourly rata*. mon Frl., Nov 12th, to a.m.-s pm ^«W <5g*gLAClM 4Tt. thly 4 vacation bonuses, Lunchaun aarvad daily Dana MUST SELL MANY pfuafraa Cash in-Hospital Hon Si.r •hen you have a HANDMADE B LA U • Chem ical Synthesis ^MODERN AFARTMENT plan. by Nov ITRl CUB HANOI NO LAMFS BUT OS SCU CALL • JJbersProceaaia* With cocy Hvtngroam. madam iwsnwcnous FOR 2A L1 le r v k e tor 4. to47 kitchen. 2 nka bodrooma. full • S i S l ? E r tr u s lo n t In je c tio n Ait equal Opportunity Croptoyor M/F *®*ers Sltvarworo <41 acs.) TICKETS AVAILABLE hath to 2 family hauaa. Sues Maiding Fabrication' Tstsnsg siivor piato. tto L , Arttoto tohto out B arry M an I low WHITE (m aple). 9 4 4 . O du m StonHto ______wkond ConcorL Doc. 7th. looftor* < protorrod . Rent *494 por n * ^ V **8*? TesUng/Qualily Control SXFSSISNCSD •aaal (an alum.) m . to inch Boot ONorC+N 271 Colt Broker. 499 Tito. (•M ond shift. 2:M PM ) Master* degree in < wkto draper lea tu . 4 to * YARD SALE- Nov 4 4 7.N E i t a r k M t MEN’S CLOTHES FITTER Reasonable rates, 112. AN to s t o u t now com 1 « 3AS Chaatnut St., Union hours. Call 447-924* 27+7*7. Fortor Rd.. union Somom toa We offer competitive starting salaries, a 411 A N. Wood Ava., Linden l o r o “ - : Two or more eveningi per week. Good RO SELLE FAU K (2 ) A O U L T 4 Wont 4 or 5 reams hhdUy professional environment, and a 24 Commerce St. Newark BAR ABB SALE W . to.. .. IM. Union County near front 4 wH e range of benefits that include dental talary, liberal discount. Apply: Equal oppty employ m/f to-J B-m.. 129* Commerce Ava.. Union. Baby h im n w o 4 ctotoeo. in s u ra n c e a n d tu itio n re fu n d . SALBS etc Homemaker*, men/women ROCK GUITAR eat far homemaker*, start Studio» in union, Friday only d BARABB SALE- Sat.. N n . 7th. f'nr prompt consideration, send vour B. ALTMAN & CO. now, axcallant opportunity. Call left. IE F to4 nm.. y Sbtom^Rd.. Unton. The M all at Short Hills ' c ; BUSINESS WOMEN JMnme and salary history to: Employee Carter Guide, Fat. 2B9-1111, 251 ALLMANS. l+ll. aftor 2 + m k itooom house or apt in Union snort Hills. N.J. Morrla Ava. Elliabefh. Relations Dept., Celanese Research Com- f B A R A B B S A L # - Caunty only . Reply to Ctoao. Box FOtSMi 49M C/O Suburban PubHoMng. JSK !•••. Summit. New Jersey TEXAS OIL CO M PANY needa 411 Ougoto mature paraon for abort tripe (take tou t* t 12*1 Stuyvasant Ava. Union. BIBLE QUIZ and BIBLB F U I- Sat.. Nov. 7.44 p.m. N.J.VRL surrounding Union County. Con ZLB CORNER Two chUdron** tact customer*. Wa train. Write WORD S T O C K A S S I S T A N T activity books by Milt * B A R A B B SALE- Sbt. N W . 7th. BUSINESS COUPLE with 1 M .Y. Dick. Pro*. Southwestern Short Hills. N J. S3 pages In each book containingI to:34-4 p.m.. rato - - - k » 2 bedroom apart PROCESSING Petroleum, Ft. Worth. Tx. 74101 hm-to-do crossword pu nka, tm family. Kitchen Union or Konlfworth. W O RKBENCH la opanlng aoon, . 1. true and falsa qu lizas. tools, ctototon. bosks, records, N M n C D I O M Y sentence hiding putties and 4 more 1 Samar Avo. (off Wa a rt Making an ex cratting an opportunity for a TRANSCRIBER RETIRED WIDOW ELANESE curtaoua, abla bodied paraon many more from both Old nd Mountain------Avo.)---- I p rtogtNId. ------perienced dlctaphona WANTED New Testament Books. A 9to Bow aad B*u Beak* typist to work In our Word afho will lift 4 move furniture, For busy orthopedic office In Ir I B A R A B B SALE- Sat. Nov. .. tol f a r V a v CT f l f l d TV. Boivttfvlty land Processing Deportment in along with other afack dutiaa. and easy way tor the boy and S u m m it T e c h n ic a l C e n te r girl to kr.ow and understand the1 ratodoto Nav 14to. tobS Ltoarty FL+2MI scoped oordon opto, w o n Summit. IBM M ag Card PlatM cell Nancy. vington. P ari time/Full time. i EquBl Opportunity Em ployer. M/F Other related responsibilities. Bible bettor Each Ava. Union. to OR ichooto 4 broth - » •xporianca helpful. R t Reply to Class. Box 44*«. Subur Sand tor your copy of etlhor book mwwto oxproos rtde to i N t R eM quire* excellent gram 888-824-M86 \ BARABB SALE- S*».. Foim Station. N Y C Ex mar, punctuation 4 apail ban Publishing- 12*1 Stuyvasant to-BAKER BOOK HOUSE, tol* t o 5 p m., m s Ham WORKBENCH Ava., Union, N.J. Woalthy St.. Grond “ IRVINOTON 1 22 FumlNwd Ing skills. Mich. 4*9M. x> Ctomao 4 h t TTpsn vacant room* Kitchen 4 bath, Plea** call our Personnel VAN DRIVRRS ------I copper a * par on prom >000 inquire 741 3 Lyon* eve 37+2992 Dapt or 2*41499.______No experience necessary, start BEDROOM Sat 4 living room BARABB SALE- Sbt. Nav 7.14 . *hb*a m par rows. H NEED CHRISTMAS CASH? now, call Career Guide, Fee sat, both are new. UtO each. 522-8685 P v t Time J Rain or Stuns. *90 Peach Tree COLFAX MANOR IRVINOTON- 1 large furnished (17). 29* 1111. 251 Morris Ava. Purchased from bankrupt Rd.. Union. (Battto Hilt Elliebeth. rttoltors. 241 *974. room, private entrance, heat 4 S s b ^ w a , , tlon) New items. itsUaf Im com#, prm* auto 4 Tab cords. C x H U A u c . W .. condtttoNnb. ^ g S u r r r i * x T \ , AMs hand** paper drtvos tor WAITRESS WANTED- The Irv BIO INDOOR F la# ______------troops 4 ctvk oosoc . A 4 IRVINGTON ( ington Inn Rostaurent. * N Spr A t R u m Oc A v c ., W . S £ l u b c f h J RoaaiN Cathoik H.S., Raritan HOUSE SALE- 4Sp.rn.12B* F FA FE R STOCK CO . U So. Mountainside Polka Depart ingfleld Ava.. Irvington. 375 Rd.. Sat. Nov. 7th, 45 p m Call ment la staking applicants for Amherst Avo. ON Unton Avo. St^ irNhpton. (Frtcos suM R w d t c P x r t 1792. 245 2250.______R - - i J -----A » » OfVIcta N r tou t 119 AREA the poaltion of School Crotting i v r y n w i m o HOUSE SALE K W K M I M V * to? Springfield Ava. Guard. Part time, 2 hours par B AZAAR- Townley go. Lika now, 907-21 school day, S4.J0 par hour. UNION- ON Rt 24 1 rm office* Summit, N.J. WAREHOUSE Presbyter Ian Church. Salem 4 oftka space avail, include* ail equal oppty. amp. m/». Uniform 4 equipment are sup Rd., Union, Sat. Nov. 7. * 20 INDOOR HOLIDAY BAZAARH 2 4 5 - 7 9 6 3 piled. Guards must provide their Duo to our expansion wa are hir service*. Cali 277-9979. Full or Part Time Ing. If you are fast, con a.m. 3:30 p.m. Plants. Xmas Sbt. Nov. 7 14+ Merman Chvr own transportation. Boutique. White elephant, ch. 1701 Rarttan R d Scotch FURNITURE scientious 4 willing to work, WE l. 4 4 4 4 4 7. 4 roam opart- O flk t S p a n h r Rm ! 121 BIMIRAL ASSISTANT P A N T YOU. If not piaesa do not bskaey. piggy bank, hen ------a. HsnGmsGs Items, h o h e d ____ tor std. vasd o*d sato. Oto liabto person, ratiraa accap Prefer Mountainside residents dkrafta, China Auctton. Lunch 1 >. toad, crofts, much moral mq mento. I family, studto. duptox. call. Call Mr. K atl. 251 4790 som tato. desks. Wesson UNION CENTER- detox* Of SALARY & Ra, wonted for n*ooaongor, but w ill accept applicants from v li mp*, c m *, vpooo fk a a m r rt at tit s par car preferred. Call Mr. Nation neighboring communities. App woro. (Estatessought) OtdPRv. WAREHOUSE FU LL TIM E B ARO AIN S B ALO R B- Sun. M ACHINE- white. I |_____ ACTION — ------525 sq. N. at SSM. par at 7 42 -0 0 *0 ly at Mountainside P oik e Head Start now Call Career Guide. Wtowoao used Fvrwture RENTALS COMMISSION quarter*, 12tS Rt. 22, Mountain November 9th. 1*91 from * A.M. automatic. 1 yr old.. *294 2 N o t 211 s u m s ' cond . new carpet, Fee, 004) 2941111, 251 Morris 5 P.M. at TEMPLE BNAI hoautitui houooOroksn cols. CoN C A L L 181-8888 all utllltia* included, early oc- Ava. Elliebeth. After 4 4 m. or hotoro * 4 m. IRVINOTON +5 vacant ream*. G A L / G U Y F R I . ISRAEL. 794 Nye Ava. Irv aftor 7.27429**______cupancy. Call ( F A R T TIM E- work from homo, ington, N.J. Side entrance. Juot - Heat, hat wotor. Convenient in Btortuampfei -Oetortag Agency Telephone Sales U N I O N CRT. on now tolophono program. U 4 above Irvington Contor-nopr LIVtNOROOM SOFA A CHAIR quka 741-1 Lyons Ava. ar call D iversified poaltion, phona por hour depending on tlmo W a re h o u s e P e r s o n Springfield A Stuyvasant Ava. s f u m s t o i m ______Wanted for loading 4 unloading LIONEL TRAINS ordar faking, gd fig apt.. Input available Phona. 272 4452 or 274 busas. IM M U O IA T t C M H S t r a F * N a t 122 trucks, picking orders. Good IRVINOTON- vary dtsiraahto Pick Your Own Shift on CRT, salary open to exp., 1210 TulkllM UM Ui ran*a, excel bnft* include den salary 4 benefits. Call Nancy at BEDROOM SET ______LIVINO ROOM 4 torge 2 ream s Heal 4 hot w< IRVINO TO N- For rant. 1290 Sq. tal. Co. p e n our feo. Pleas* call place Round tabk kitchen sat. 4 w . syy^had tm a month, r Ft.. 1 baths, 2 storage rooms, PERSONAL TRAINEE chair*. 497-*074______supply own hoot Asking S300 por WATCHMAKER- experienced, M o Call 342+42* a m. C A LL 371-2470 A r le n e 3 7 M 3 M Entry level spot tor oggroosivo must be abla to repair all type* C EMETERY PLOTS ml*c OLD CLOCKS A IRVtNBTON- Upper. 1 4 3 room Personnel 372 Morrla Ava., Spr Individual to loam the employ of watchoa Including Quartz ZXn POCKET WATCHES d sm apto... ttrS.I Decorated IngfiaW. ment buslnoss-Salarled-no H O L L Y W O O D LOVRSEAT 4 CLUB CHAIR M 275 72*9 *240. par weak. 40 hr*., axcallant *»ia«e stoswt »4 weekends or nights-excoptlonel benefits. Winter* Jewelers. 1000 M E M O R I A L P A R K Mka new M 7 i firm Coftoa table. Highest 1 IR V IN O TO N -1 ream apt.. Heat paid beneflfs-tocel Union off lea Stuyvasant Ava. Union, N.J. Gathhsamana Garden*, Uka new I X Magna van cahssN Unton, to Call for oppt. 490-0751 Mausoleum*. Office - 4 hat wotor w ppllad Available UNION- Far toaae, prime retail O F F I C E *199.494-4421 salaa location. Rt 22 Union, ap GIRL/GUY FRIDAY Stuyvetsnt Ava.. Union. Otto- Reeyetors Sceaa Mstol Nav. Uh. 91 Sherman Place, irv A W T A N T TELLERS '• aaalat sxias/fnarkotlng F A R T TIM E EmptojBWrt Wwtsd LIVINBROOM SET- aroxlmatofy 7200 Sq. « Long m Reaper wtth diversified ad COLONIAL, TABLE 4 LAMPS. MAX WEINSTEIN Nose, available in approxlmato 1888 W eekly RX SRC RRTARY OININB 1 NO TO N 2-2-2V* R( ty 4 months. Cali evenings. 444 mlnisfratfv* roapon«ibiHttos. BRAIO EO RUB. 9947127. And SON* T e S ta r t PvN dm* opwinpa M Muat Nave ahart hand 4 typing BILINGUAL breakfront k svsltaato now 4 Ir. the f*lamimit "1’ *" r. — rev . wane*, ... _ akllla. Cxcallant bandit*. TO DO AT HOME 497 7595 MACHINERY. SINCE i m ra. Located an Shryvaaant 497 5071 2424 Msrrto Ava.. UMan Aim, rau witt enter wvfng m mia Bartetoy Hoigpfs A Short CLERK/TYPIST IM HWto. Tel lor experience ____ exparlance DEALERS WANTEO- lawn mower Q *h > M Sal. 9 2412 9949924 i can van ton toy located OOO JOP5- cleaning, yard Flaa M arket. St. ______3 7 47 3 5 5 e*ww Cress/ pr afar rad. Excellent Call for appointment at Hfllsida. Leading lewo lry menufee vmrk. windows. Refugee family ------TV aato. catof . . etorautidtop Can lta .m to Blew Shield, Ma|«r benaftta. Salary com mart * J. *73 13*9. turar company has Im School, E. Orange. N.J. Dec. 5th B/W. Aisa vacuum ctoansrs 9 p.m. 272-2147. h r t w F w S * available. Union. Roselle Park *:00 AM-4:30 PM. Cost S19 ------J . Dental A Pan •wrato wtth your toiler ax madiata opanlng in Per area. 4*4 5344. ipaakir s aarktog or na* atan Plan. wrtto to Mr. HIBNRATIS NOMI table Advance Advertising. 22* M R TA L CABINETS, cauntor LANDLORDS — No Fee — ‘9* CAMARO- Meads body work, sonnel Department tor —— caak tap, stok Oays.2tims.avaa 49+7929 sotf-starter with previous 2324. OhlW tian* — Na I xpsnan good interior Bast offer Call B.O. Ban m . Spr table 4 4 chairs. etoaaa call our Poreonnoi offk a axparlance. Must b* Wantod Far Cash Screened 4 quaitftod tenants on anytime. 497+744______INSTANT WORK! Special Loving Care DININGROOM SRT- 4 chairs 4 Bast Offer M l 1294 ly Century Rantots 3799*93 C LeR K S, TYPISTS. fluent In Spanish 4 OLD BOORS 4 STAMPS Nursing Registry buffet also bedroom ORIENTAL RUBS *71 FORO TORINO. 72,909 ml. STENOS. BOOKKEEPERS English Responsibilities dresser with mirror 1177X2, NATIONAL BEOBUAFNICS ROSELLE- 4to ream apt- Coupto A/C. F/S. F/B. AM Radio. Good S22-8SS5 include typing, tolophdno Rendering aervket to hom< H99S. 1*79*. t cartons ton. *19 91 ANTtQUBS preferred anty. Near hospitals, nursing home* also aftor 4 p.m. Running Condition Asking *400 INO. LABOR WAREHOUSE contact, processing taka* 9ti. Call to + 7 m Pr to ato Buyer 22+4295 artotton. 241 *194 Call m 1139 PART TIME A L L SHIFTS vouchors, filing 4 In babysitting at reasonable rata* /^■fSATTTlt ancTN Ttm porary. abort 4 tong term Call day or night 37+3954 aaaing monta available convenient to ali Licensed 4 bonded by the state. transportation. P ro a on SOMEONE else to do c 4 ctortoat s p U m i at raw* <-•*». Jng frtxn home, ye or*-of office Summit, N S. > v t m v n t i ez^ tr lance, dependable. equal oppty. amp. m/f (in Dal Ray Building) 1 NOUS# CLRANINO- J Or 4 days PART TIMS- driver, 9 3 p.m o weak. Must have reference*. Gall after 4 p.m., — ---- UNOUIKCMEIITS Acceaats Payable 449 29*7 D ire c to ry F A R T TIM B- girl tor packing 4 Payroll Clerk INFO R M A TIO N on ALASKAN sailing tor floral distributor 412. Call after 4 p.m. 499+471. 4 OVERSEAS tob*. *39400 to CARICATURBS for rour porty S9M90 por year possible. Call PBR SONNE L-COUNSBLLOR umoua, entertaining. Cocktail Applimct iipaifs lndlvMu.1 to |Wn our e m c . staff. 492-*41+«14 Dept. TOL parties, barmltivahs. sweet 14. ______K i t o u m Diversified duties, Exciting sale* opportunity paid bandit*. IJ IC T IO N MOLDING (Outside 3 day* Intld* 2 days) LESM O R, 937*111 A P P L IA N C E R E PA IR S BBNBRAL MAIMTXMAMCU Permanent postion available tor Washers, dryers, dishwashers, tight carpentry. FER R AR O 'S M ACHINE O F IR A T O R S RLRCTOLYSIS- perm, hair lu * ■ . M A SON CONTRACTOR wantod tor all 3 ohm*, apply a bright, attractive, ambitious ranges. 241-2511. v attar 4p.m parson for our now office In removal. Free consultation between a 4 4. Mon Frl. 1157 Reasonable. PATRICIA Globe Ava.. Mountains**. 222 Union. Strong salat personality CarpEEtry ALLIED CHURGIN d ability to communkate O EVITA *443452 or *44 4770. anytime. KELROSE CO.Juc. LABS ill. Good salary 4 benefit*, ALTERATIONS Additions. 79 Howard It. 1 rvington. N.J, immediate appofntr 4 Equal oppty amp. m/f Kindergarten Teacher Llnd* * 12-9955 rates. No |eb too small. Free tot. 37+4227. after 4 TBS+TT* 497 1722 Or 7429174 TKSvusrrouSr t o t a l p o WESTERN EXPERIENCED Start immadlatoly. LOW RATES commercial banking, needed tor Temporary Services All type carpentry work done. M 4 M CONTRACTORS Breakfast, hot lunch A snacks 1114 Raritan Rd Clark ALTERATIONS C ALL 941-9191 LN . IBS large banking astabllshmant. •uppiiad. Call 377 7*54, 7:39 Also moling 4 aluminum siding. ATTIC9-BASUMUNTS I ASSISTANT Excel lent starling salary 4 a.m. 4:20p.m . Men -Frl. NEED A PLUMBER* y t h i p c D c RRSISTOR CO.- Wants person RDOFtNB-FAINTtNB BCRBEUCKASON tcraptogwitosi benefits. Cheoaa one of many tor inside salaa. Must have Expert MOVING 4 STORABE Call OCRARO. no |ab tee small F R E E ESTIM ATES Ftge EctPnaNs Fuitytosured Visa 4 Master Charge 2322397 a work pprt ton* tore* working knowledge of registers. F U L L Y INSU RED 9V-797* at tow cast. RealdsM tsL Cam C a« after *p.m .*>24744 ca ll Gary WafN tor details at Company ' License Na. 4944______Carpenter Caw tree tors m erciai Share Trtpg Lacat 4 *4+431* Kavpunch Operator Mr. Willi N I CD NOME MAFRDVE. FALL SPECIALS ■ laxTPla hours. ^Excallant type repairs, remodeim#. Lana Distance He N 4 to smalt PLUM BIN* 4 HRATINO Sppt., 45+7999 kitchen, porches, an------*411912 L k 944 4 Extork Rap sire, remodeling, violation* K A Y S T A T ASSOC. aurroundi tog. gutters 4 In Spring!M d, with salary ba cellars, attks. Fuily Bathroom*, kitchens, hot water estimate given 409 2*94. neat 4 dean L FERDINAND! betters, steam 4 hot water Union, N.J on your skHto. Call 447 2299, •Fireplaces. uxWW *9+7112. FtartteS^KtaHsI 4 SONS. t4+7SSt RESPIRATORY lobs. system* Sewer cleaning. Com BROADBTRBET ITATIONHRS THERAPIST SAFI CO NTRACTINR CO, INTE R IO R 4 EX TE R IO R merciei 4 residential. Herb IMPROVE YOUR NOMR WITN AOOITIOftS 4 DORMERS ECONOMY M O V E *.M e tottog . N adi re 4 gutter Trtoiler. ES 2+440. Lk. 1994 A mater office supply « OIL —Carpentry Will repair or has a poaltion opan ao the AND Ranavatlaw*. kitchens. . L O C A L A Free sswmalsg insured 9B law firm to __w build anything Small |e‘ to the Vice President. This 9344 or *4+3575.______s 4 a lltC 4 LONGDISTANCE P e r IS*-7*94, J Bianntoi. poaltion calls tor the ability to an oxpsriencad legal secretary DAY SUPERVISOR 1 4 D9PAtosckpr.Mto4B9r INTERIOR B EXTERIOR A R E Y O U react qukkfy under praaaura aa FT/PT IMPROVEMENTS— wall as pood-typing ability. Wa qualities, with UNION. NJ. ktottog La store 4 Butter L O O K I N G F O R ... cWtont typing 4 stone skills. Top renovations, addition*, insula WILLIAM Rtvtoro49aa aftor a good starting salary. THERAPIST/ tlon. aluminum siding storm m + m L k a Free estimates insures COMPANY PAID plssssnt working candtttons 4 starting salary 4 benefits cam Stephen Dee 123 2991 ptimant this top natch paeltian SAVE $4.50 windows 4 doors. Hone i n s u r a n c e p r o g r a m ? Superior frlnpa benefits. Ptaoai TECHNICIANS business Coil Joe. *0+3924. Pnntinf pram SHARI MO 7 coif Mr. Frost at 497 5133 to ar Call Gary waits tor details at Flexible hours. Modern pro ^nsrsyscsr' 25 y rv exp Fully tog 2442424 ptoaaanf UMVI ROMMS NT? range an Interview. Wa are an *4+9110. sroeahm Therapy Department 49472*4______MOVING • Im M o o I n m i CORAS AMY? soaks candidates that are im to tto ciwto j aqual appfyofwptoyar. lpcp>4 L4p p Dtotsi AMNUNCttitoPt 9 AA A 'S PM. WORK D AY? KAY STAT AS80C. R.R.T. eligible or certified. KMcbMCabtatb U Free BeNmatog top IF SO...WE M AY BE BOOKKEEPER IW A f. Rrqct SMClIKn. TJH Supervisor must bo rogtotory ^ ^ 7 5 7 ^ 7 8 7 7 C A R PE T INSTA LLED (KespusmewMq PA tN T tN B E r a w w K M irl, A.« Uwllf, N.J ollglbto or registered All new Wall to wail Figs repairs. Ex KITCHEN CABINETS intortor 4 Extorter Trim war* L O O K I N G F O R Y O U y rtunlf , . starting salaries. Apply Parson parlancad. Call Andy Sold 4 tostotis g Oto ctotoM s 4 ip s r t w iMs. Na ja P toa small. • r a w Faa. (IB).(20). 2m i n i , 25i ceuntortop* rep. Hoc* 9 wNk W+7SU. NUL aptoy ctorleal wavk. ar c i Mor ris Ava. EWtaboth ^LetcLne. F srmk s 494+777______typo at tooef m wpm, and » y MERCHANDISING SU FREM B C AR PR T ROBERT O 'B R I E N * Buxqqss CuUs a r^ k N A to g tor a tong to* ! BEAUTICIAN- 3 or 4 days s Columbus Hospital C LH ANIN R 4*5 l>th St. Newark, N.J 97197 LtC,2 CRAFTSMAN. P Years Ex Preferably Any 3 room* shampooed. *3* *5 » LW rtm U i > to aaatot in odaPltohing a Boutl S A V E M O N E Y ) Friendly atmosphere 37+4977 RETAIL Nov. only. 372 774* Mika. K R 1, Apply Ip parson at Nattor qua Shop In Union Caunty. ELMORA/ELIZABETH - SNORTLINE 9BBVER9 Imtlopqs have a minimum of 1l or 2 years Elmore Presbyterian Church. Buy Direct From Factory rucatmg a amrega. xpac tames TatophN** Dfractory Carp., N Deity Medtoe* Kitchen* REASONABLE FAINTINB CLERK/TYPIST chandtoing Full Tim e/Part Tim e Shelley 4 Magic Avenues, Qm\*Unk» 37 1 FamPy SSTL I tom«y+47S 4 QaUapN g HIM Rd., Unto l hawrssm aad Factory. Rt It. quStiy 111 dtocuas Mon. at 7:15p m r to r d p ? 49+7947 tamhy 947S 4 up. Raamg nail P A R T T I M E terms. CaH *44 771* tor appf. tort Hitts, N.J. welcome* KENILWORTH Community NOME C LBA N INR Program s tor paepto on ttw go sNk e g tM 4 up Ad agency In Springf toid needs WORKBENCH, the fastest Methodist Church, Boulevard, • C m n M M AIN TB N A N C B Mon at* 15am 47 iSp Executive 4 Pro«**4ionai Hem* I accurate typtot. of modem fur Care, Inc ,3421*45. t carpentry, r Experience pratorrad, start Im . .. to are proaontiy LINDEN Grace Episcopal CALL 1-5 p.m. Muat ha 1 ^ 9 ^ i toadsrg seal ramm er, spalling 4 mediately. toll time. CaN Career Wring toll time 4 part time in Church. DeWitt Terrace 4 NORMAN'S OFC. CLBANINR , •PN prices Fatty tanner Call Richard Guide. Fa*. (41). 2W-1111. 251 dhriduat* who are bright, Robinwood Ave.. Tue at *1 5 We offer the beat in aU type at 6 6 6 - 7 7 0 0 ADMXNmiATIVE M om * Avo. EIHsbath.______ssNmptog 274 , Rapp. 447 9570 4 sale*-or tented cleaning, bath business 4 942S or 7*1-9511 AMCSTANT LIND EN united Methodist NEED HOLIDAY CASH? Work ------_ — ra in the retail in residential. Call t v fraa a*t *73 CLERICAL MBN/SKMABN dustry required; Furniture ax Church. 323 Wood Ave 4514 ON M i tocatod In Union, tlx w ritw ri In toad with figure*, start now. sn new phone program at home. Toe at 7 15p.m. 9MM9EVKATZ 94. +10. par hour. f “ ~ parlance a phis. En|ay a plea B 4 B RDDFIND CD. Praporti 4 CtauaWvhalpful.But CaN Career Guide. Foe (94). 29t- RAHW AY Temple Beth • 9 P 4 9 g m .-*:P *.m. or 9 :P Fainting, paparhonging. ------4 Springftoid. sent work environment. Please Sktogtog Ho* rea fg reppirg su2 w W trpp* rtgkt mJh+duN. Can 1111.251 M orris Avo. ElliaBMh. Turah./ 139* Bryant St E kctric I ! F-to--19p.m. tortog tostos 4 gut Fran n t a.m.-3 pm. call Nancy. WetoS. 497 7173 W tore, to store. pH * pstottop. LartPsw Iyg*. ween Central 4 Flm), Licensed, insured Fra* it 2 45. at 7. ISp m A i e l l o Straight or trader, start n OFFICE NBLF WANTED- ROSELLE Congregational ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR uwopmc ----- I t vary 94+15 par hear ta WORKBENCH Emanuel. 1249 Schaefer Ave No lab to small. AveiiabH even SSSSHSttmt ASStSTANTTO (Cor of Breoklawn Ave), •ngs 4 weekend* at na extra 4 ( ^ “ - Can Career Quids. Faa. WM111. Thur at 7 : IS p m >P11 2S1 AMrrtoAva. EttzaPath. RECEPTIONIST S P R IN G F IE L D Tempi, Private cluB Mt Springfield Far HOME ELECTRICAL REPAIR Shaarey Shalom. So Spr CALL 249+799 WILLIAM N. VEIT ton wtm neat aypapranca 4 ingfleld Ave and ShunplH* new outiats. circuit*. Ftoeeent personality with aMNty Rd.. Thur, at 7 15p.m , de l No |eb tea smati. smsM tobg ptonTmpji I 4 Bsworat office skHto parlance preferred. CaN Career to handle light Sialdin alwa. s UNION Holy Trinity a a tito rt* yardg o9Ncg i. PtoqrsMtod dwtias. ORDER TAKER/ day*. 11 a.m.-7 p.m.. Wad. A ■ »* Inc, m tpvua Quids, Faa. n il). M M ltl. 251 Lutheran Church. 301 Tucker H t o e t o r s 9am OtoPnpn. 29+ UIUMML CRT OPERATOR Thura, 4 p.m.12 p.m.. F ‘ iva,. Tue. at 7:15 p m m 24»44Pp.WLtoto>toi*pP.^ FuN ttma aasttim span tor a 4 Sun. (M y matore 4 ■ri. at*: IS a.m t l CWl Judy at: FASHION CONSULTANT t- pksnwsemmesi prdsr taker. w ith paad JNION V F W Hall. 2012 •MIER FpM union ksosf tto. Pher- U K M N C I Avurad* V par hour. Prm idtoruncee need apply. Aak tor High St . Wed at 7 15p m Alt type tostoMaNwi ksckgreuRi ar R a w at S7+H94 bat. * . oto. By l • taragfC Apr faklnp air 4 rapairg Fra* oats. Sana ’" a s w s s s r U. 371 2549ar442+l w u w » e < g a f SAROURAUORTH AWUTANT . T tai1taPA|'.NR?«5l ,/ w -r/ T rTi I B r r i i l 11- 11 -1..... ** MAPLEWOOD sly R parson. f TSSSxI x S3SS3L '■srsu KEEPER!/ 221 MRS. HELEN Z. ALL MAIUUUV. Want Ads •u. r a x e s r e * woe* FILE CLERK Work... r a w era Morris Ava. Call MS-7799 » w I l r Thursday. Movsmtosr 5. 1W» g j j f r a l t * " pRrtlcieeat M O i l i M «r»B B » sRBRy farvtca p ™ NJ J N R d n a R a l • a par* n » la nBNoni service ar area pa- Hm I M a vnorsWe heap Mai ar a g B a r a & a t a cMNan aHgdted to er sarvtng wNh Ha «nM Fna « Ai M H M ata O K a » Mato « M aa A'SASAVTSCS wHB a cMHaa iH a ctef la ar ir v - B g H B Bn Armed Fareas ef * a |— H— MooHNad - a PergRaa of OnNed S la in . and desire to veto. «r i f e * * ® C H r a t r teaaadNy 1 Marta cal Bar- ifyeuarearaMW.ier Irtaadef awe Hen ApsOTMl «N H s/tvn. a awch parser whe. yew beReve. w4R capyaf eld cb M e la chad bareta>,ba dnlra aajnHa bi Rie Special ilacNiw to be bold on D ir ia B r IL HB1. Kyc&JlaS&ja bbtny write to Bn oan rH pn d at : as'aSSsrsajyss. ance making appRcoMan h r a *li n,nirnSa'oeo*M «a nRNary aerAce keHof ta bo vetad b» said itacRow to Bo taneordad to .WHENtRj.lMU.ft. Q ggirtw f you. MoMng year name. — a. aerial RHNMgNimNOlNBpNW l i-ARBRB Sp a c n e » h w m d e L Nftl — mbar H yoe are In atW ari sar- nmtrrn m tmw+mm* h N e (Pee: ttAJP) dcLkwiiddii»odBaai>ni Mountainside Public Notice Merry Christmas? Not if you d o n ’t have that I l f w r — * —1 f r» — a — optcw sofniont t o share it with! by Jack Farrow ft George Bauer 994-4766 HANDY HINT: Avoid using steel wool to smooth oak. Small particles of the wool tend to get into the wood and cause discoloration. Roselle-Roselle Park Public Notice MOTICI ALCOHOLIC I C V E I A O i CONTROL _ T A K E NOTICE «M t gppHca ftM base m N to MeBare deck of «w Bereegb el BeeeN hrewelar to Three Cmkm Restaur; PASSED ORDINANCE O R 04NANCE NO. 11ll AN ORD4NANCE AM ENDING OR DINANCE NO. M l REGULATING PARKING IN THE BOROUGH PARKING LOTS IN THE BOROUGH O f ROSELLE PARK. JEAN KEENAN Borough CMrt Nome- Tom I LoForrera Address StO Ludtow Avenue Cranford. Mew Jersey 079)4 Any information concerning the qualifications of any of the above ,ld plans to meet the current stocfcNotdars should be communicated in writing to A choice Plant: |? ALL-SAVERS IAX-FR] 2jCEKnncAn: CLASSIFIED 686-7700 OMNeTaeene - - - M l — i TeurTemMe Tb Bn j -u iri — M M ~ n u t t N t N f a n 19.90% O U O I-4 M O I 10.77* a»A m-«4i.ni 40% * ~ » T " a i m an na 10% 10.27' nn% t a v l h a l a a Teur TeeaHe " — * ' i a m 40% 10.77* anman.no a in % NAYS: a n m - n o o n N u n - a u a HI (Hrynyk ■RX27* M l (P a p o C APITAL BUDGET (Current Y« ESTIMATED OAPTTAL IN THE PINGRY SCHOOL Plan 3: / Thursday, Movsmhar S. W8 1 JmC N obody E ver r * Come in and buy your brand new 1982 car or leftover from one of the following dealers and receive... BOB DORAN FORD AN NO UN CES UP-FRONT MONEY! PLUS. W IN A TRIP FOR TWO Eidting ATLANTIC CITY!!! 3 Days • 2 Nights Includes Hotel & $100 Spending Money Maybe You Will Be A Lucky Winner! To. O fficial Rules: enter is easy. Just visit one of these friend a. Entries mast be recem d before the deadline. ly, dependable new car dealers. Fill out an b. 1m nay ester as often as row like. entry blank and deposit it at one of the c. No perches* is necessary. showrooms. d. Decisapee of judfes is final. • « Fmakmm M Urn unim niei ih^ n Iiw m Iw ItaWd Purchase, Necessary.. . Ja. f * i a i m ■ i-L.L: w n — | r» im p . end ■ teen... •. in^treas .■ ^ are net^ 4\ . v • - 2 S Deadline Ttt Enter tlifib le . f. II be selected at random and notified by mail. 2ND PRIZE... $100 WORTH OF GASOLINE D EAD LIN E TO EN TER - NOV. 21. 1981 It's Easy - It's Fun - Enter NOW PUBLIC NOTICE • PUBLIC NOTICE • PUBLIC NOT ^ ■ g e n e r a l m o t o r s ^ H ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH MAXON PONTIAC, INC. 12.9% CONSUMER WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE 200 BRAND NEW VEHICLES MUST BE SOLD BY NOVEMBER 7. 1981. 9:00 PM Eastern Standard Time TIME: t f V • M - A- V , W~.r LOCAm ON MAXON THURS.. f R! . PONTIAC SAT. ONLY Thunder. November!, INI Eat YounmlfSUm Adding fiber to diet could help diabetics BECOME A FOSTER PARENT Qualified Applicants Receive Assistance HOUSE CALLS For Board, Clothing A Medical Expenses MADE TO SMALL ANIMALS C all 648-4550 AMBULATORY SERVICE Adoption a Foster Heine Resource Center IW Raymond Blvd., Newark. N.J. IRVINGTON UNION and ELIZABETH OPEN SUNDAY 12 noon-5 pm 2 great new locations... 888 Springfield Avenue Irvington, New Jersey and 2625 Morris Avenue Union, Jersey ROSELLE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL IS FORMING A NEW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ALL ALUMNI (1963-Present) ARE URGED TO ATTEND AN INFORMAL MEETING AT R.C. ON TUESDAY NOV. 1 0 ,19S1 AT 7:00 P.M. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SOLID CONTACT: JEFF RYAN PINE DIRECTOR O f ALUMNI AFFAIRS 245-2350 include* sofa, iovaseat, party cocktail ottomaa, aid two end taklasl Here's ■ roomfull thet spells luxury end comfort...from the Selfwinding Rolex: his Oyster Perpetual Dale rich, solid Pine to the stunning tlorai velvet upholstery chronometer and her Oyster Perpetual Lady- Quality built for years of family living and priced to save you Date in stainless steel with matching plenty., at The Furniture King. Classic Genuine Bentwood Rocker V you are looking for a grant Mfcad-looknofcrthar. COMPLETE 9-PIECE We need several young attractive nan and women COLONIAL PINE 0ININ8 ROOM "wdoM tor our advanced haircut Designed with American taste in mind and crafted from Pin. S O M . and veneers Quality aU around and you g * all 9 pieces, nothing ala. to buy! 9 6 4 -1 3 3 0 F u rn itu re Capri Institute O f Heir Design B I G V A L U E S