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Snond Clou Psitogi F*'ibii%Ftf!d E a i Tfiyf iday tiy TFuftiaf Pghl!%*i'^q tof F VOL, IB-NQ,44 Poid at Miunislnilda, N,J, MOUNT AINSIDI, NJ., THURSDAY, OCTOBiR 7, 1976 5 New P' p District School Board votes some charges for field trips BY ABNKR OOl.l) was explained hy Hetty Ruffle^ Dayton Merac hmk superintendent of schools said the PisregRfding fhe advice of its enunset the hhrBrian Hfld head "f the fiiifru f ^ Title t dikincl will wli additional funds for rwit v«> Regional High School District Hoard nf program fnr disadvantaged ^tudenl*; She said i'i tnniinue and expand the program Education Tuesdsv night vqied to charge it \M11 prnvidn hji*m instruction in F* nghsh and Hoard mi-mhern and guidance department students for part nf the cost nf field trips mathematics fnr 21S youngsters from Daylnn administrators disrusged ways io end what planned later this month at Jonathan naytnn Rrearley Johnson and Cov Imngstnn they termed «r, Imhalance in course Regional High School in Springfield and pavM Hrginniil in Berkeley Heights tn bring ihom up scheduling Thu unuifl eliminate situations Brearley Regional in Kenilworth i'> minimum levels of proficiency uherr ,i youngsler might he listed for tun Franz J Kknk, board attorney, warned that The program vull cover all four years at the fnghsh tnurses cine semester for example the decision rum counter to a policy high bLhouls and will be provided for students and two study periods or two science courses established by the ptate rnmmissioner of diagnosed as most in need of help Dr (Continue) on pig, )) education in IWMi, hut widely disrega(Hi.H hi school districts until this year That ruling jays that a school may not require students to pay for trips which me baoically part of the curriculum An appeal on the basis nf ihn! ruling lasl ipring threatened in prevent a trip for Springfield eighth graders, who are not part of the Regional High School District That dispute was settled for the moment when the hoard returned funds received from parents anri students Voluntary contributions, mostly from the same parents, were then presented to defray costs of the trip, and it was held Skok said that a final decision on the matter is expected loon On the basis of preliminary rulings, however, he said that the high school board would be in clear violation of state policy if it charged Its students for the two coming trips. Despite his warning, the board unanimously SERVICE FROM SCOUTS — Corn on Ihi cob was among th# David Iselbron and Brian Miske look on. Supervising at rear approved the' two trips One is for 20 special delicacies served by local Soy Scouts at a refreshment stand art lob loll, assistant scoutmaster, and Dick Miske, education students from Dayton, Brearley and at the Bicentennial program Saturday. Above, chef Ken scoutmaster, Arthur L. Johnson Regional in Clark to ipend Murray lerves Don Greeley, while John Agay, Scott Haln, {AndRich Studios) Oct. 15-17 at the Orange YMCA camp In Stillwater. Each student will pay $10, and the board will contribute $12.50 for each youngster The other trip is planned by Dayton teacher GOP incumbents David Cowdln, who will take 47 students and several chaperones to visit points of historical pledge to continue interest in Boston on Oct IS The cost to each student is $18, commitment to all Skok said the board could go ahead with its plans despite his comment, unless a challenge Addressing I Republican campaign meeting is filed, at thi home of Mr, and Mrs, John O'Connell, Charles Vltale of Kenilworth, board Mountainside Couneilmen Nicholas Bradshaw president, stated, "If we go ahead, the worst and Abe Suckno discussed their campaign the commissioner can do is give ui all deten- theme; "a eontinuid commitment to Moun- tion." tainside." • •• • - -o-o- Bradshaw and Suckno, both candidates for IN OTHER BUSINESS before an audience of reelection, pledged to continue to represent all a dozen district residents Tuesday night at Mountainside residents and to continue their Breafley, the board.approved an application efforts to preserve Mountainside from en- for m,i94 In state funds. The money will be croachment by any county, state or federal used to provide "compensatory education" for agency, students in urgent need of special help. Bradshaw and Suekno invited all Moun- The project to run from December to June, tainside residents to use the time between now RiFUND' FOR HOMiOWNIRS—Robert Koser. fox aiSBisor for fhs ioreugh of and Election Day to become better acquainted Mountainside, explains filing process for the new N. J. 'Homestead Tax Rebate' to a with them ai Republican candidates for 'Room Service" local homBowner, Forms for claiming the rabates, snacfBel os part of the stott Borough Council, income tern law, ore available at Borough Hall, Rt. 22, and must b« filed with A series of coffees has been scheduled to give to be produced by the assessor by the property owners on or before Nov. 1, Senior citizens, who residents an opportunity on a neighborhood already receive a property tax deduction, also are eligible for the new rebate. basis to visit and have Informal discussions with reelection candidates Bradshaw and Drama Players Poyments ore to be mode ismi-annually, with the first scheduled in April, Suckno, Any resident wishing to find the date (Photo-Graphics) and location of the nearest coffee was invited to Drama coach Joseph F, Trinity this week call the coffee chairman, Mrs, John Connolly, announced that "Room Service," a comedy in at 232-1887, three acts by John Murray and Allen Bgretz, Hoffman calls for inspections has been selected as the All-School Players' annual presentation in Halsey Hall at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School at 8 p.m. on Nov. Pumpkins bring 12 and 13. made by outside agencies' The production goes into rehearsal this week Eli Hoffman, candidate for Borough Council,. inspections performed by an outside agency on sound of music with a tentative cast that include!: Mark spoke lait week before the Mountainside a fee basis, with the costs to be covered by There will be "broom-mobiles" bearing Farinella (Sasha), Robert Gilbert (Miller), Democratic Club on some local administrative permit fees. In lieu of having a full-time pumpkins in the future of Mountainside and Robert Sohwalb (Cribble), John Haleeky problems and possible solutions. professional inspector on the town payroll, this (Binlon), Stu Gelwarg (Faker), Alan Effron Springfield residents on Saturday, Oct. 16 As part of his prepared remarks, heissuM, seems to be the best way of having such On, that day^jwo_weekB before Halloween. (Wagner-^—Melanie-Turehin-iGhriitinalT- ^hl MituliellSlater (Davish OwyiiEnglibll (Hilda), thhp following follstatement : "AmnnA e thhe servi^ee any cfcrs with members of the Jonathan Dayton Mountainside must provide are those of in- appearance or conflict of interest, GQLONIAt COWGIRL— Carolyn Ryan, in her early American costume, tqkts aside- Regional High School Choral Parent! Society Jay, Hizio (Jenkins), Paul Rtiter (Hogarth), Bill Zimmerman (Blake), Barbara spections to Insure compliance with building Hoffman added that while exploring the saddle rid* on 'Smoke/,', one of the ponies which carried youngsters around the and students will be out selling pumpkins for and other codes. We are fortunate in having various facets of municipal government in the fairgrounds at Saturday's 'Salute to the'American States' Bicentennial gala. conversion into Jack O'Lantems d pies. Bongiovanni (Dr. Glass) and Joan Dempster an (Messenger), had, to my knowledge, effective enforcement of weeks ahead, he intends to be constructive in Admiring the steed are Amy Klell (left) and Wendy Goldber. (AndRlih Studios) Proceeds will benefit the Choral Society's those codes for many years, his evaluations. He will also continue to em- retreat weekends, concert tours and music and "Room Service" was first produced by phasize the importance of giving both parlies summer vocal training scholarships, George Abbott at the Cort Theater in New York "However, I am disturbed by the fact that representation in Borough Hall, he said. Coohalrpirsons for the fund raiser are Mrs. City in 1937 with a cast which included Sam some of those who do the inspections also do the John Connolly and John Farfhella, both of Levene (Miller), Eddie Albert (Davis) and same type of work, as contractors in town. The Mountainside, Betty Field (Hilda). natural question which arises is 'Who Inspects The Dayton Thespian Society Drama Club the inspectors?' Even if a different local in- Recreation group officers are: president, Owyn English; spector or' employee does so, any such secretary, Mitch Slater; vice-president, John "Arrangement is too cozy." plans tennis night Blood bank slated Halecky, and treasurer, Bill Zimmerman. "Upon my election to Borough Council, I Tickets can be ohtained from cast members or intend to investigate the feasability of having Registration begins on Monday for the at the door for $1.50. building, plumbing, electrical and other such season's first tennis night to be sponsored by by Red Cross unit the Mountainside Recreation Commission The evening of tennis is scheduled for Saturday, The Westfield-Mountainside Chapter of the Nov. 13 American Red Cross will hold a blood bank The tennis night offers couples an evening of Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Presbyterian tennis and socializing at the Mountainside Church In Westfield. Indoor Tennis Center. Play will start at 8 and A spokesman said,."With the summer behind continue until 1. The registration fee of $19 per us and its increased usage of blood, we are couple includes court time, sardv/iches, asking the residents of Westfield-Mountainside dessert and coffee. Mixed doubles, men's to participate in preparation for the months doubles and women's doubles will all be ahead. This period includes the holiday season scheduled. when blood once again is always in great Registrations will be accepted at Borough demand. Take part and you will be covering Hall beginning Monday between 9 am. and 4 yourself and family." p.m. weekdays. Payment must accompany reservations; phone reservations will not be accepted For additional information, readers Rescue unit plans may call the Recreation Office at 23&0015. open house event Open house at the Mountainside Rescue Readers'delight: Squad headquarters, Rt, 22 and New Providence road, will be held Saturday from 2 PTA book fair to 5 p.m. The facility's hew Bleep*ih dorm and the squad's modular ambulance will be shown. The annual book fair sponsored by the Also part of the program will be a talk on the Mountainside Parent Teacher Association will unit's history and plans for the future; a visit be held next week at the borough'B Beechwood by the Eye-Mobile; first aid demonstrations, and Deertleld Schools. Hardcover books and paperbacks, supplied by the Constant Reader IRISH CRAFTS—China and linen from Eire were among the Items featured at the Irish and a Red Cross blood bank orientation. Refreshments' Will be available, ' of Mountainside, will be featured. Parents have •thnlc dltplay at the 'Salute to the American States' fair. Here, a tea wrvlcaand •been invited "to attend the fair to help their clay pipe are diiplayad by (from left) Christine Rellly, Marian Kelly and her children select purchases. daughter, Patricia Kelly. Polish, Lithuanian, Chechoslovakian, Ukrainian, Italian, Library board io meei The fair will be held in Room 21. of the German, Hungarian, Jewish, Indian and Afrlcop exhibits also were viewed .In TOP BRASS — Trumpeter* Israel Joseph, left, and Marty Gruenberg of the 'Jonathan Dayton Regional High School marching bond will be featured In the annual Deerfield School on Tuesday and Wednesday Deerfiejd and Our Lady ofLourdes schools and,on'the grounds between the two The board of trustees of the'Free Public from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p>m. U will be moved to buildings. Library of Mountainside will meet Monday, 'pageant of champions'on Sunday at 1:30 p.m., with' 11 bonds participating at Gov. Livingston Regional High School In Berkeley Heights, the Beechwood School all-purpose room next : ' ;•.••:,.,:,: (AndRich Studios) Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. at the library. Thursday,' also'frora 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p,m, ••w

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Thuridoy, October 7, 1976-. REGN\ schedules Businesswomen two fund-raisers list film program, on season agenda membership tea The Oct. 18 meeting of the Business and The Ruth Eslrin Goldberg Memorial for Professional Women's Club of Summit, to be Cancer Research iREGM) will conduct ill TEMPLE 1ETH AHM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH held in the Hotel Suburban, Summit, at 1 p.m., second week of sollcilolions Mnnday through will feature a guest speaker from the New AN AFFILIATE OF THE MORRIS AVENUE AND CHURCH MALI Sunday. Oft 17, in Union. M'luntainside, 1 1 SPRINGFIELD Jersey Bel! Telephone Co,, who will show a film 'NITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMEBIC/ MaplcwQod. Miliburn and Sn'iih Orpnp In entitled "Tales of New Jeney." n^LTUSROLWAY.SPRINGFIE' '' r.FV BRUCE WHITEFIELn EVANS. D P Union, they will he uiBiin.mH it (tin flarHtin The film Is a depiction of folklore of New RABBI REUBEN R LEVINF PASTOR •'tali1 BowlinK l^nes CANTOR ISRAEL BARZAK Jersey, and such subjects as Verrazon's visit to MRS SHEILA KILBOURNE, DIRECTOR OF Morp than MO mernhen! will pnrtirlpnlp il New Jersey in 1524, the Revolutionary War Friday fl JD p m , Sukkot servlcPS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION was announced by Mrs Martin Arman of Saturday -Sam, Sukkot let-vines B K p m period, and the first football garni between Thunday—8:S0 pm confirmation eliss Union, president She reported thai more than Rutgers and Princeton in ISM are Included 'ikkol wrvicei, 715 P.m., Wrtiloi, 7-M P«n,, Olrli' Oioir. B 1600,000 ham been raised nnd donated for 1 |ri Ballads composed and performed by the Sunday % « m , ft'hkot nervier* r m , Senior Choir research on I'linrnr si«' >• iti" nrB»" ?»t '' *»• balladeer Oscar Brand also are ftatured. Monday IJOpm Rtsteitiood me*tl»n Sunday-flSO and 11 a.m.. church wmihir (»mwil 211 yenrti agn Members and guests have been invited to Wednesday 10 30 » "• ^isie.hnnH <«.H Ira-view. 115 a.m., Church School In, oil og« Chairmen nri- M's Louis Willstoin anil Mrs niirty and luncheon attend. Reservations should be made as soon as 7pm WMtmiMter Fellowship Louis Zuckerman, both of Union, Mrs Joel possible by calling lisa LeBlanc, 273-3214, in Mond«y-*uso w., We<*a>v Nwiery Sachor of Springfield, and Mrs Donald Abeles, the evening, < oMMi'NITY PRESBYTERIAN CHrnni m School » l» P BrowniM 7 p m , (Sir! Mrs Rnhnri l^Ff. Mrs Howard Mulliman, District 2 of the New Jersey Federation of MEETING HOUSE LANF, Scouti Mrs Murray Silver, Mrs Sebastian Vitiorin MOUNTAINSIDE Business and'Professional Women's Clubs will Ty«(J«y -9M-30 « m , WeeW'V Nursery »nd Mrs Holwfl Morgules hold an open house tea for prospective mem- '"'MISTER THE REV ELMER A TALC'"' 7 m h r k School *> P °" "" <*"""'"•'*' Mrs Harris Wi>iner, bowling secretary, has bers on Oct. 17 from 3 to 5 p.m. at 8 Rotary one. AN12T AND CHOIR Din FCTOR meeting announced lhai the KEBM Rowlin| league drive in Summit, the home of Elizabeth JAMES LITTLE Wednesday 7 SO p.m., Chri.Hi>" M,w-1 •• meeU every Thursday from 1 to 3 p m al the TALL FiSTIVAL—lynehiort foihlon ihow of th. Moth«n Guild of Oratory Prtp In Grundlg, Sunday 10:30 a .n morning worship with •imiiiw 8 p m,, Session Garden Stale Bowling Lanes, Union A Summit will b» htidOs!, 20 of 11:30 a.m. ot fh« Moyfolr Farmi in Wtit Oranjt. The district consists of seven area clubs. tha> Rev Edward Younk'n preaching, babysitting service is available for interested From l«ft ore: fh« Rev, Mlchatl Fltipofrlek, h«admoif8r; Mrs, William Koorw of teachers dedication; Church School Cradle OUR LADY OF LOURDES The president-elect of the N.J, Federation, bowlers Mrs Weiner mav be contacted for Springfl.ld, publicity eholrperton, end Mri, Robtrt Ruggi«ro of Mountoinildt, guild Roberta Rossi, will be the key speaker. Anyone Roll through eighth grafts 7pm Youth TO CENTRAL AVE,, MOUNTAINSIDF addltinna! mfnrmalinn hy railing her n( Wt4 tr«asur«r. Faihloni will b» by M. ipitaln of Morrli,ewn.Uvlna.iten. Tlek.fi can b* Fellowship REV GERARD McGARRY, PASTOR interested In attending may telephone Ob,o,n.d by dlln, Mr, l,n|flm.n S^ioi. o, 731 -4300^ ^ ^^^ Dorothea Beyer at 27M1S0, Wednesday—4; 30 p.m., junior Ch"(* REV, CHARLES B.URNIK, i„ „, ,„' n p m . Senior Choir ,,.»»!•• •«! REV FRANK DELIA, ASSISTANT PASTORS f nNnREGATIONlSRAFI Sunday- MaMM H! 7, a, 9'IS, 10-Jo a m and Miss McLaughlin Miss Sarge wed OF SPRINGFIELD IS noon, Newcomers hold installation 339 MOUNTAIN AVI ^turdayj—evening Mm, 7 pm ; weekday wed Sept, 26 to to Mr, Beane in CORNER SHUNPIKE ROAD Mallei at 7 and R a m First Friday, 7, » and RABBI ISRAEL E TURNER 11:30 a m Mr. Weatherston at luncheon on Wednesday church ceremony Fnday-7: IS am, morning minyan service Mlraculoui Medal Novena and Mags telephone, Named as committee chairwomen B p m . 'afternoon service and Sukkot evening Monday it 8 pm Charlotte Montgomery, known as "Speaker of the House" for Good Housekeeping are: Mrs, Daniel Dempster, bulletin; Mrs, service; Kidduih in Suklcah. Benediction during the ichnol y«r on Friday James brady, child care; Mrs. Frank Lania, Saturdiy-930 a.m., Sukkot momln| ier- at 2:45 pm magazine, will entertain the Mountainiidi Newcomirs at their monthly meeting and civic; Mrs, John Timmins, directory and vice; sermon, "Joy and Enjoyment—Art They Baptisms on Sunday it J pm. by ap- 1 installation limcheon to be held at the Tower hospitality; Mrs. John Kottheke, hostess; Mrs; the Same '" Kiddush In Sukkah after services; pointment. John Halak, publicity; Mrs, James Coyman, hosts, Mr md Mrs Norman Stier, 5 p.m., Steak House on Wednesday at noon. Reser- Conliiilons—every Saturday and eves of vations may be made by contacting Mn, social. Talmud class. Tractate Shabboi, 6 p.m., af. Holy Days and First Fridays, from 4 to J and New members welcomed into the club are: ternoon service; diicussion; evening service: Stanley Soter or Mrs. Thomas Von Der Linn by 7:45 to 8:80 p.m. tomorrow. MrC Harvey Bayer, Mrs, Dominlck Slorgi, Kiddush in Sukkah, Mrs, Thomas Kreigsman, Mrs, Louis Moreno, Sunuay-8:M a.m., Sukkot momln| lerviee; HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH The outgoing president, Mrs. Robert Robinson, will turn the gavel over to Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Norris, Mrs, Donald Rodriquez and iirmon, "Sukkot Ii Not an Agricultural (THE CHURCH OP THE RADIO Mrs, Edmund Stankiewlcz, "Last roses" for Festival"; Kiddush in Sukkah after services; "LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TV'S Ronald Swarti, new president. Other newly- elected officer! are: Mrs, Tim Benford, vice- expiring membenhipi will bi presented to host, Sam Kaplan, 8 p.m., afternoon ierviee; "THIS IS THE LIFE") Mrs. Carl Marinelll, Mri, Robert Massey, Mrs, discussion; evening service. 831 MOUNTAIN AVE., SPRINGFIELD president: Mrs. John Halecky, recording secretary; M." Roy Morton, corresponding Paul Meierderck, Mrs, Dennis Ridi and Mn, Monday through Thuriday-7 a.m., morning THE REV, JOIL R, YOSS, PASTOR William Urn, TELEPHONE: 17*4525 secretary; Mri Phillip La Fon, treasurer. minyan service, 3:30 to S p.m., religious school Ushering In the fall season of activities will Sunday—6:30 a.m., worship. 9:30 a.m., Serving as rectors will be; Mn, Louis clasiil, afternoon strvice; advanced study be a klckoff cocktail party at the home of Mr, Family Growth Hour. 10:45 a.m., Holy Com- Vispasiano, activities; Mrs, Jacyntho Silva, session; evening service, md Mrs. John Dailey on Saturday, Oct. 23, Wednesday—B:30 p.m., Sisterhood meeting, munion, decorations; Mrs, Thomas Von Der Linn, membership; Mrs. William Rickerhauser, from 5 to 8 p.m. All Newcomers and their Thunday-B;30 p.m., congregation general Monday—4 p.m., Confirmation I 7:80 p.m., guests have been invited to an evening which membership meeting, Stewardship I p.m., Mission and Social Con- will feature an open bar for three hours and an cerns. Hypnotist speaks assortment of hot and cold hers d'oeuvres. SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL Tuesday—3:45 p.m., Confirmation II. S p.m., Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs, I SITED METHODIST CHURCH Youth Choir, Dailey or Mn, Andrew Dachnowicz. 40 CHURCH MALL, SPRINGFIELD Wednesday—T;*§ p.m., Adult Choir, to Hadassah unit THE REV GEORGE G, SCHLESINGER, The Weitfiild Chapter of Hadassah will meet PASTOR EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH at Temple Emanuel-El, Westfield, on Sunday Thunday—8 p.m., Chancel Choir, ' 242 SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD at 7:30p.m. Dr. Habiba Koblenier, Springfield Friday-fl p.m., Busy Fingen, REV, WILLIAM C, SCHMmr JR., PASTOR pjychiatrisl and hypnotist, will speak on Saturday—7:10 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous. REV. GARY FINN, ASSISTANT PASTOR "Hypnosis as a Healing Tool." Members, Sunday—9:30 a.m. German worship ser- Thursday—7:So p.m., choir rehearsal. husband!, and guests may attend. vice , chapel, family Church School for all ages, Friday—7 p.m., Christian Service Brigade, Dr. Kobleruer, a graduate of the University 10:30 a.m., fellowship hour. 11 a.m., morning 7:15 p.m., Pioneer Girli. of Strasibourg in 1951, las been an txpert in the worship; Laity Sunday, "A Nation under God," Sunday-8145 i,m,, Sunday School, 11 a.m., field of hypnosis for ' 20 years. She is the 12:45 p.m., parsonage committee meeting, a morning worship-, Pastor Schmidt preaching. president of the N,J, Society of Clinical Hyp- p.m., youth meeting. 11 a.m., Junior Church, 5:30 p.m., youth nosis and also serves as senior psychiatrist at Monday—8 p.m., Methodist Men; "Burning groups, 7 p.m., evening service- Pastor Sch- tht Mental Health CenteFof Elizabeth Genera! Bright," midt priielitag, Nursery care at both services, Hospital, She ii a child specialist and con- Tuesday—11 a.m., Christian Servici Orole, Wednesday—7.J0 p.m., ChriiUan Service sultant to the Elizabeth school system. MRS. RICHARD BEANE Wedntiday—12.-30 p.m., goodwill luncheon Brigadi, 7-45 p.m., prayer meeting, MRS. MICHAEL WEATHERSTON Lauren Sarge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virginia Ann McLaughlln, daughter of Program vice-president Anita Weinlnger of Mountainsidi, is in charge of the evening. Edward J Sarge of Briar Hill circle, TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Postmaiterand Mrs, John J. McLaughlin Jr. of Springfield, was married Sept, 10 to Richard AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF 119 MAIN ST,,MILLBURN Orange, on Sipt, 26 became thi bride of Beane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beane of AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS REV. JOSEPH D, HERRING, RECTOR Michael Wiatherston, »on of Mr. and Mrs, Don Garden club sets Toms River. S. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE AT Sunday-8 a.m., Holy Communion, 10 a.m., Weatherston of Springfield. The Rev. Paul J, Koch officiated at the SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD Holy Communion and sermon, first Sunday and The Rev. John Baron and Rabbi Arthur ceremony in St. James Church, Springfield. A RABBI; HOWARD SHAPIRO festival occasions; morning prayer and ser- Landsberg officiated at the ceremony at the visit to arboretum reception followed at the Town and Campus in CANTOR: IRVING KRAMERMAN mons, second through fifth Sundays, 10 to 11: IS Crystal Plata in Livinpton, where a reception The Mountain Trail Garden Club wiU mtit Union, Deborah Krellman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. a.m., Church School. 10 a.m., babysitting, also was held. Tuesday at 10:30 am in the home of Mrs, Given in marriage by her father, the bride Terry Krellman of Norwood road, Springfield, The bride was ittended by her sister, Renee Charles Serrettl Jr., 131 High Oaks dr., Wat- was attended by her lister, Mrs, Donna was called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH McLaughlin, as maid of honor, and by Joy chung. The theme of the month is "Autumn. Mariano, as matron of honor, Dlna Sarge, also Saturday. MECKES ST. AND S. SPRINGFIELD AVE, Bicretcin, sister of the bridegroom, as matron Rainbow," After a general meeting, the a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Thursday—8 p.m., duplicate bridge. SPRINGFIELD of honor. Bridesmaids were Pamela McCarthy members will visit the Frelinghuylin Tracy Fawlowski was flower girl. Friday—8 p.m., ertv Shabhat service, Erev REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR and Beth Dentato, alio sistin of the bridi, and Arboretum in Morristown, Michael Beane wrved as best man tor his Sukkot; consecration, Saturday—3 p.m., Church School choir Rosimary O'Connor. Mrs. Donald Lugannan will place a flower brother, Joseph Schneid was the usher, Saturday—10:30 a.m., Shabbat morning rehearsal. Kenneth Bierstein, brother-in-law of the arrangement in the Mountainside Library thJj Mrs. Beane ii a graduate of Jonathan Dayton service, Sukkot. Sunday—1:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., bridegroom, and Dennis Letdy served as best month. Regional HigH School, Springfield, and Rider Mondiy-8 p.m., templi board meeting. worship service, 7 p.m., ev«nlng fellowship, men. Ushers were Brian McLaughlin, brother The members participated in the Heritage /ss 0§fea/ir tells College, Tfinton, Her husband is a graduate of Wednesday—9 p.m., midweek service. of the bridi, and John McCarthy and Chris Day parade with a small float containing plants - Lakewood High School and Rider College. ST. JAMES CHURCH Pintato, her Brothers-in-law, and vegetables grown by the members. Mrs. of wedding plans Following a honeymoon in California, tht 45S. SPRINGFIELD AVE.. SPRINGFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL Mrs. Weatherston, a graduate of Our Lady of Edward Verlangieri and Mrs. Lugganan Mr. and Mrs, Robert A. Osbahr of New couple will reside in Matawan MSGR. FRANCIS X, COYLE, PASTOR 1180 SPRUCE DR. (ONE BLOCK OFF RT. 22 WEST), MOUNTAINSIDE the Valley High School and Seton Hall cepresontcd the club at Lyons Hospital on Sept. Providence road, Mountainside, have an- HRV STF.PHKNP LYNCH University, is_employcdjn_the_administration_ -24r-T-hey made- flower-arrangements-for-the- REV. mWARtHMJEHLING, CHURCH OFFICET232--3456 nounced-the-engagement-of-their daughtetv- —€lirb^inrtounces-plam~ _ z PSHSONAGE: 654-5475 depaFtment-of-S^-Bafnabas-Medieal Genter- -patients. The next meetingrwlllbe Novr-9; Elaine, to Frederick-JrDeBell 3raVron REV. PAUL J.KOCH, Livingston. ASSISTANT PASTORS THE REV. JOHN FASANO, PASTOR of Mr, and Mrs/Frederick DeBell 2nd of for trip to race track Sunday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all Mr. Weatherston is a graduate of Jonathan Lakewood, Ohio. Sunday Masses—7 p.m. Saturday—7, B:15, Dayton Regional High School and Rutgers The Mountainside Woman's Club will sponsor 9:30, 10:45 a.m. and noon. Daily—7 and 8 a.m. youth and adults (free bus service is available; Miss Osbahr is a graduate of Gov. Livingston a trip to Liberty Bell Race Track on Friday call for schedule of routes and pick-up limes). University. He is employed at the Miliburn Regional High School, and is a senior attending Holydays—on eves of Holyday, 7 p.m.; on Post Office. evening, Oct. 29. The price Is $18 per person, Holydays at 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. 10:45 a.m., pre-service prayer meeting. 11 Otterbein College, Westmllle, Ohio. She is which includes bus fare, entrance to the race ' a.m., morning worship service (nursery core is Following a Caribbean honeymoon, the president of Theta Nu Sorority. Confessions—Saturday, 1 and 2 p.m. Monday couple will reside in Springfield. track, dinner, gratuities and tax. through Friday, 7:15 and 7:45 p.m. No con- available). 7 p.m., evening worship service. Her fiance, a graduate of Lakewood High Tickets are limited, and the deadline for fessions on Sundays, Holydays and eves of Wednesday—8 p.m., midweek prayer ser- School, graduated from Otterbein College last reservations is Oct. 15. For further infor- Holydays, vice. Cooking classes June. He served there, as vice-president of mation, readers may call the activity chair- Lambda Gamma Epsllon Fraternity. man, Mrs. john Walsh, at 233-6630. for women's unit (CONSUMER The Greater Westfield Section of the National Twig units Council of Jewish Women will offer an in- «-E 'GUIDELINES tcrnationel gourmet cooking course on Thu--sdays starting Oct. 14. The course will be to convene Solar Energy given from 9:15-11:15 a.m. and again from a-10 The town Twig chairman for 1 SPRINGFIELD AVE. | Somo consumers are turn- p.m. The fee for the six sessions is $20 for the Overlook Hospital ing to solar energy to heat members and.$25 for non-members. Auxiliary, Mrs. Donald Sobin, this week announced the HEADING WEST? - USE PROSPECT OFFICE homes and other facilities. Featured among the teachers will be Ann Teicher, a recent graduate of the Cordon Bleu annual meeting of Springfield In the first six months ol Twig* will be held on Monday, 1975, production and sales Cooking School in Paris, France, presenting AT French cooking. Marie Combius, who teaches at 8 p.m. in the meeting room ol medium-temperature of the Springfield library. All solar collectors increased professionally, will present Greek specialties The other demonstrators are Gloria Adler Twig chairmen and members, Oriental; GcrtShpiner, Jewish; ElaineRairch' as well as anyone interested in Mediterranean, and Sara Swami Nathan' joining the Twigs, are invited Indian. ' BARBARA JEAN CARDONE to attend this meeting, she said. For further information readers may call Other town Twig officers four times over the rate ol Brenda Klein, 276-0340 or Natty Lapidus 382- Engagement told HEADING EAST? - U SE HILTON OFFICE 4916. ______are Mrs. William Porter, vice- 1974. The number of com- chairman; Mrs. Edward BURGER EXPRESS panies manufacturing these of Miss Cardone Sobin, secretary; Mrs. Joseph AT collectors jumped from 39 Pi Beta Phi alumnae (Vd.99c«Mh) Mr. and Sirs. Felix Cardone ofSeverna Pinkava, treasurer, and Mist in 1974 to 69 in the first half avenue, Springfield, have announced the Mildred Levaen, publicity Vt Id. Himbinwi CDMtf, R«w Onloni, Ltfliitt, T«miU. plan crafts, bake sale of 1975. The solar heating engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jean, chairman., ; Units absorb the sun's en- The Northern New Jersey Alumnae Club of to Joseph Anthony D'Onofrio, son of Mrs. WITH THIS COUPON Pi Beta Phi has announced that its annual ergy and use that energy to Leonard D'Onofrio of Rector street, MUlburn, Hints on safety arrowcraft and bake sale will be held next and the late Mr, D'Onofrio. heat the air or water with- BUY ONE - GET ONE FREE Thunday at the Community House, 4 Waldron Miss Cardone is a graduate of Jonathan Label all household cleaning (Limit 1 P.rCovpw, *^iM>.OH.rtMplr.»Ott.ll,1t7« in the system. ave, Summit, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m Dayton Regional High School and attended products and keep them out of Items;for sale include hand-woven textiles Union College. She is employed by American the rfiachiof children. Never and handcrafted items from the Arrowcraft Airlines. mix two or more cleaning FULL SERVICE OFFICES BURGER Shop in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr. D'Onofrio is a graduate of Millbum High agents unless recommended . ON BOTH SIDES OF Charge for Pictures School. He to a petty officer In the U.S. Navy, by the manufacturer on the label. Do not allow pot handles f Th«r* 5 • chirgt of ts'fdr • AAUW will welcome * assigned to the U.S.S. Biddle in Norfolk, Va. ' SPRINGFIELD AVE. EXPRESS wtddlng md •ngaomwnt ' A spring wedding Is planned. to extend over the edge of the plcturn. Th«r« 11 no chtrgt lor th* announctmtnt. prospective members cooking, stove 'where they 586 MORRIS AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD wtnthw with or without s Patricia'Connolly, 323 Partridge run, Moun- might be knocked off: Cracked plctur*. P*raon> ubmlttliu The Mountainside Branch of the American tainside. (Comer of Moult and Millbum Aws.) wedding or gngagtmint or chipped dishes and glasses plctura thould tncloH the Association of University Women will- hold a Any graduate of an accredited college or can cause cuts and bacteria LETYOUR KIDS EAT "IN THE TRAIN" SP |t ptynwnt. coffee for prospective members on Wednesday univenlty interested In-attending the coffee can hide in cracks that are at the home of the membership chairman, may call Mrs. Connolly at 232-1657. ' hard to' wash and clean. MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO-Thursday, Octebiir 7, 1976-3 3 from borough School Lunches named to hospital REGIONAL IIIOII SCHOOL MONDAY — Choice of one: Veal parmeian, managers' board hamburger bun; chopped sirloin with gravy, Three Mountainside residenti hive been bun, peanut butter and jelly or tuna salad named to three-year terms on the board of landwich. minageri of Children's SpeciailwKt Hospital, II Choice of two or three: French fried potatoes, wn announced this week. buttered carrots, logged salad, cole slaw, (rul* In addition, Paul C, Holland of Short Hills juice was elected president of the board, succeeding Salad jntree: cold iliced egg and lnm»l" Charles H. Frankenhach Jr of Weitfield. A la carte soup chicken soup Newly named to the board of the •O-O" rehabilitative hospital for physically nan. TUESDAY - Choice of one: steamed frank- dicapped children and young, adulti were furter on roll, hot cheese steak sandwich, cold Nicholas Bradshaw of Partridit Run, Mrs, corned beef sandwich Helen B, Talcott of Deer Path and Clarence H Choice of two or three; baked b«ans. Kflnani of Outlook drive, sauerkraut, tossed salad with drMning »«!« Bradshaw, a member of the Mountainside ilaw, fresh fruit, chilled juice Borough Council, is assistant vice-president of Salad entree; baked ham platter. he City Bank of New York. Bradshaw is a pit A la carte snup' green split pen iresldtnt of the board of trustees of the •O--O- immunity Presbyterian Church and the WEDNESDAY - Choice of one: hot roast Mountainside Klwanis Club, turkey sandwich with gravy, cranberry s*uce, Mrs, Talcott was executive vice-president baked sausage pattie with sauce, bun, c«M md chairman of the Volunteeri for the Library DAYTON BAND—Gov, Irendon T, Byrne congratulates members of the Jonathan sliced pork roll nr tuna salad sandwich md a member of the Mayor's Committee on Dayton Regional High School land which was the N. J. representative in the recent Choice of two dr three: whipped potatoes, 3rug Abuse Von Steuben Day parade In New York City. From left are; Terri Honbleki, Gov. string beans, tossed salad with Hr«oine mir VISIT—Twsnty.thraa members of the CYO ef Our Lady of Lourdti Church, 1 MogntainiidB, spent a recent retreat i/oeatlon at Srodley Itqch »he firit activity of Former chairman of the Mountainside lyrne, Lori Hgnbieki, Debbie Cliekenger and Nancy Grossbarth, The Dayton bond •iiw, applesaucf , fruit the fall season. Among the participanti wers (from Wt) William Ro«o Jnm« King banning Board, Winans is president of Winans will preient its second Tournament of Champions on Oct. 24 at 1 p.m. at Meisel Salad entree chef salad bowl 1 the Rev, Frank D Elia (CYO moderator) and Rick Zelaike :onstruction Co, In Linden, A member of the Field, More than 1,000 youngsters from N, J, and Pennsylvania will compete, and A la carte soup turkey noodle totary Club In Linden and of the First United the Hawthorn* Coballaros, the 76 DCA world chomps, will perform along with •O-O" THURSDAY f>hfiie§nfonr spaghetti with Methodist Church, he Is a director nf the First Dayton's fall show. The Land of Mnke Believe Tirksts ore on sale by bond 'Jational Bank of Central Jersey meat sauce and Italian bread and butter, memberi. tossed salad with dressing, chilled juice, old Library honors 354 youths submarine sandwich and fruit, ham salad or tuna salad sandwich and tossiM salad with Talks on St. Paul Judge orders two men held Hressing, fruit, chilled juice. for summer reading program Salad entree: meat and cheese plotter Benjamin Franklin" this week thanked the Schnpnhprg, Flizahpth Sfhram, Laurie being presented A la carte soup- beef vegetable TSM boys and girls who joined the summer Shanaman, Mark Shanaman, Ellen Shapiro, •o-o- reading program at the Free Public Library of Fran Shurkcy. Julia Smith, Milton Smith, Jodi for Union County Grand Jury FRIDAY - Choice of one; pizza pie with Mountainside One hundred eight-five kites Somma. Kerri Somma. Trsci Spivack, Fiona by Father Burns Two men arreited separately in Moun of two stolen citizens band radios, worth a total extra cheese; meatball submarlni1 §andwieh; were flown by "Mr Franklin" for the children Sievens. Glenn Slummer, Lynne Stummer, tainsidi Sept. 26 on charges of receiving stolen of 133, He also faces charges of break and entry egg salad or tuna salad sandwich. who read 10 books; 141 "mice" (Amos'friends i Michael Suchomel, Kimi Swanson, Matthew property, were ordered held for the Union of an automobile and theft of a CB radio from a Choice of two or three: buttered mixed enjoyed free rides on the kites of those who Swarts. Neal Swartz, David Swingle, Stephen County Grand Jury by judge Jacob R. Bauer al ear parked at the Steak 4 Ale Restaurant, Rt, vegetables, tossed salad with dressing, role read 20 books. Boys and girls who read 20 books Szeles, Brian Targum, Gwen Thompson, the Sept. 29 session of Mountainside Municipal 22. slaw, fruit, juice. will also receive reading achievement cer- Michael Tomko, Heather Trumbower, Allison Cuurt, The other suspect is Julius Brown of Newark, Salad entree; tuna salad platter tificate! Twley, Mary Kay Ventura, Peter Von Der The defendants included Gary Fuller of who allegedly had been drivinj a car stolen A la carte soup; cream of com. Ten to 20-beok readers lhi§ summer were: Linn, Arlene Weslermann, Ellen Westermann, Pasialc, who allegedly had been in poisesiion from a rental agency in Newark, Brown also is Menu subject to change. Stephen Agey; Kathy Albrecht, Rosemary Andrea Wilson, Janet Wilson, Anne Wixom, accused of fleeing from a police officer; he Salad entrees contain bread and butter Albrecht, Bobby Alder, John Alder. Vicki Chris Wixom. Andreas Wolz, Michael Woltz, Jumped from the vehicle on Rt. 22 when stopped Each luncheon may contain Andersen, Frank Antonaeci, Heather Agher, Heirii Zentmaier and Kurt Zentmaier Byrne criticized by a patrol car and managed to elude officers half pint of milk Laura Bailey, Susan Bailey, Elizabeth Ball, for two hours before being apprehended near Liia Barre, Bart-Christopher Barre, Laura Mill lane. Bass, Danny Bell, David Blackwell, Suzanne Regional by Di Francesco Both men also were given three-day jail Burdge, Steven Burton. Barbara Carpency, (Continued from page H sentences in lieu of SIS fines for motor vehicle Disabilities group Mylei Carter, Janice Cincotta. Danielle one semester, for example, and two study violations: Fuller, for operating a car overdue Coddington, Scott Crabtree, Heather Creran, for failing to reply periods or two science courses the next, for inspection; Brown, for being an unlicensed to meet next week John Creran, Michael Crowley, Dweight Assemblyman Donald T, Di Francesco (R. driver. Daehnowlcz, jean Dachnowicz, Todd Damon. Dr Francis Kenny, director of pupil per- 22nd Dist.i this week expressed his disap- William E. Hollingsworth of East Orange, The Learning Disabilities Association of Mary Grace Dermody, Steve Dorien. Amy sonnel services, said that the problems ire pointment at the lack of acknowled|ment by arreited Sept. 26 as a fugitive from justice, Westfield and Mountainside will meet on Doten, Jamie Downey, Ceeilie Dunlap. Drew greatest for ieniors and juniors, who have wide Gov, Brendan T. Byrne of his request to divide waived extradition to New York, where he is Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Dunlap, Kathleen FitzGibbon, Laura latitude in selection from a large number of the $M million bond issue for institutional wanted in connection with i Sept, 8 robbery. Church, 170 Elm st., Westfield, Speaker will be Fredericks, Miehele Fredericks. Sandra one-semester counts spending into seprate bills, one for mental The local charge was dismissed, Jayne HershkowHz, program coordinator of Fredericks, Joanna Gallagher, Michael Despite extensive use of eomputerijed institutions and one for correctional facilities. A $215 fine was levied against Johnnie L. the Calais School, Convent Station, who has had Gassaway, Thomas Genklnger, Tommie Ann programming, he said, guidance departments The freihman legislator, who Is a member of Smith of Newark, apprehended on Rt, 22 for experience in adapting junior high and high Gibney, Robin Gillman, Tommy Gillman, Lee are often facid with the choice of leaving a the Assembly Health and Welfare Committee, driving while his registration was suspended. school curricula for the learning-disabled child, Ann Giordano, Gayle Grabinsky, Chriitina itudent with an imbalance or else assigning based his proposal on the fact that the Douglas C, MacDonald of Cranford, who had Ms, Herihkowitz'i topic will be "Preparing Graziano, Theresa Graziano, Heidi Groiss, him to his second choice of course Department of Institutions and Agencies will * been involved in an accident at Standish Learning-Disabled Adolescents for. their Linda Groiss, Susan Hain, Leiih Anne Board members questioned the disparity In be divided into two separate departments. He avenue and New Providence road, paid $30 for Future," The public has been Invited, Hanigan, Helen Harbt, Caitlin Haughey, the number of students with imbalanced said he feels strongly that a bond issue for more careless driving. Also fined $30 for careless Anyone wishing to donate articles for the Jimmy Haughey, Stephen Heckel, Walter schedules in the upper three grades: SB at Gov. prison space is essential and wants to itparate driving was Ralston B, Mitchell of Plalnfield, learning-disabilities group's annual fund- Heckel, Barbara Herrmann, Mark Herrmann, Livingston, 86 at Johnson, 117 at Breirley and it from the vote for spending on mental in- who had been involved in an accident on Rt. 22, raising garage sale to be held in November was Anne Marie HilM and Billy Hobbib. ,180 at Dayton, stltutions — which might be adversely affected asked to let them aside now. Information on the The'board directed Dr. Merachnlk to check THE REV. MARTIN J. BURN! Darryl Green of Newark paid a total of $30 for Also, Thomas Hobbib, Anne Hollister, Deniae "A Fresh Look it St. Paul," a Biblical lecture by recent publicity about misspending in the driving on Rt. 22 without a valid license in his sale date and where the articles can be dropped with other school districts and report on what Department of Institutions and Agencies, off will follow at a future date. Incandela, jenny Karady, KaUileen Keenan, measures they take to deal with the problem. series, is being presented by the Rev, Martin J, possession and for operating an uninspected Sandra Kilk, Darlene Keller, Larry Kelly, Burne on the four Wednedayi of October at particularly in the Division of yqu|h and vehicle. Nicholas Ferro of South Orange, also Another debate centered on what fees should Family Services. > •. •'"' Maureen Kelly, Patty Kelly, Tommy Kelly, be charged for students and adulte atttndiHg 8:30p.m. in Our Lady of Leurdes auditorium In ticketed on Rt, 22, was fined $15 for failing to Taussig at college Amy King, Jeanne King, Katie King, Chris Mountainside. The governor signed the bond issue on Sept. have his vehicle reinspected and $10 lor con- football and basketbaJJ lames and wresUfnf 21. "As of today," said Di Francesco, "I have HENNIKER, N.H. - Randall B, Taussig of Knierim, David Koiubal, Peter Koiubal, matches. Fees now vary betwe« schoota The topics of ihe remaining lectures will be; tempt of court. Irnesto Soto of Fassaic was Elizabeth Kfiimann, Ted Krismann, Dana Oct. 13, "Chriitian Maturity In the Pauline not received a reply from the governor's of- found innocent of careless driving charges. Mountainside, N.J., is one of 372 freshmen who within the district. Proposals ranged from fice." enrolled thi" fall at New England College. Kupermin, Lori Kubaoh, juli Kutsop, Sharon eliminating all admission charges, Just for Epistles," Oct. 20, "Baptism, an adult Faith The Sept, msession of the court included only Kutsop, Christopher Kuri, Thomis Kuri, Experience;11 Oct. 11, "Hope for the Di Francesco added, "This proposal one motor vehicle case, that of Frank. A. Taussig is,. 1976 graduate of Jonathan Dayton students or for all spectators, to standardizing reflected nonpartisan thinking. I was im- Regional •!>..; School and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lania, Michael Lania, Steffi Levine, the charges at the higher or lower rate. Tickets Parousli," Thi series Is sponsored by the Malara of Somerset, fined $25 for passing on Kipp Lfvinson, Kerri McCarthy, Erin parish adult education program and everyone pressed with statements by William Fauver, the right shoulder of Rt, 22. Peter Tan--., of Whippoorwill way. now cost tl.JO to 12 for adults and 75 cents to il director of the Divison of Correction and McGrath, Kevin McGrath, Tira McGrath, for students. has been invited to attend. Cindi Melntyre, Beth MeLaughlan, Ted Each presentation will be followed by a Parole, who also imphasiied the need for The matter was tabled until the session this monies to be allocated for more prison space, McLaughlan, Douglar Maher, Kimberly coming Tuesday at Brearley, In order to obtain coffee break and an Informal discussion and Mallamaci, Robert Mallamaci, Jenny Martin, question-and-answer period. and expressed my support for this separate Children's Specialized staff more information on the possible effeeti of any bond issue both publicly and on the Assembly Clark Massey, Cindy Meisner, Julie Miisner, change. Father Burnt Is a resident of St. Mary's Stacey Meiisner, Gina Meiiino, Billy Abbey in Morristown, where he has had a floor.". One other lengthy discussion centered on the Michalski, Karen Miehalski, Suian Michaliki, annual expenditure of $38,000 for athletic shoes variety of responsibilities including that of picks Dr, White as president Blair Miicke, Bobby Milcke, Matthew Miller, abbot, He Is president of the American for varsity, Junior varsity and freihman Dr, Robert R. White 3rd of Chatham has been Medicine, He served an internship at General . Lisa Mortensen, Wendy Mortenien, Roy athletes at the four schools. The athletic Cassinese Benedictine Asioclation, He has | Puzzle Corner Morton, Cindy Moser; Patty Mulreany, Kecia taught at it, Benedict's Prep, Dllbarton elected president of the medical staff of Hospital, San Francisco, and a residency in directors were directed to provide information children's Specialized Hospital, Mountainside. orthopedifi, i, H.-nry Ford Hospital, Detroit. Murray, Kent Murray, David Nelson, Andreas School, Ml, St. Mary's Novltate and CaldweU iiiiiiiiilllliiililiiii!!fy Mll-T HAMMER|| within the next month on the cost of shoes and Dr, Dgan L, Carlson of Westfield was elected Nonnenmicher, Tomas Nonnemacher, Krista on the length of time they can be used. College, He holds an A.B, degree from St. Match the National Parks on the left, with Certlfim ..» .. aiplomate of the American Oberding, Ann Oswald, Pamela Panagros, Vincent Collegi, Latrobe, Pa,, and M.A. In vice-president and Dr, Mary O, Boyer was The board approved a policy which will limit their states on the right. Board of (;r'Jionodlcs, he Is a member of the Robbie Parker, Susan Peck, Jean Perrotta, mule education from Columbia University and reelected secretary of the medical staff of the speakers from the audience at board meeUnp 1, Ouadalupe Mountains American Board of Orthopedic Surgery, the Kristin Raimot, Liia Raamot and Eric a Fh.D. from New York University, rehabilitative hospital for physically han- Americhn Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons to residents of the district. Each speaker will be ' National Park a.SoulhDakot'a dicapped young people. Rauichenberger, limited to five minutes on any one subject. Both Father Bume also served as a chaplain In the 2, Haleakala and the Union County Medical Society. Alio, Suian jlauichenberger, Dawn Ray, U.S, Naval Reierve with the Marine Corps, Dr. White, a urologist on the staff of the restrictions can be waived at the discreUon of NatiOnaLPark b, Oklahoma hospital for many yearSi Is a diplomate of the Director of in-patient services at Children's Yvonne Ray, Robby Regenye, Chris Reid, ——Burint^tWd War 2, he Ba __thepresident, 3, Mount Kainier • Tierlcan Board of Urology aridThe American -Speciriited—HosjitalT-Orr-floyer oame to -ChTtitlnT-TOilly, David Heiter, Susan HoffiZ -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii Guadalcacanaln , BquganyUle and Guam. He National Park ~ 'c. Virginia Children's in 198» after having worked in the Carolyn Ryan, Celia Ryan, Bobby Sadtler, retired commander in the Reserve, CollegMe e of Surgeons and is a member Of the 4. Plait National Park d, California American Urological Association, the Union division of child health in the New York Marissa Sanford, Illyn Savage, Marc Savage, 5, Shenandoah National Park e, Hawaii County Medical Society and the Summit Department of Health, A graduate of the Wendy Lee Schmidt, Amy Schoenberi, Seth ADPPLEDGE!YOUNG B. Wind Cave . Medical Society, Birmingham University Medical School in MOUNTAIN^ Lori Jean Young of Mountainside was National Park f. Washington' He is a.graduate of Amherat College and the England, she served her residency in internal 7. Redwood National Park .g.Texai medicine at the Cornell University Infirmary Recital by Emra pledged to .the Texas Christian University University of Rochester School of Medicineand Mtmbtf chapter of Alpha Delta Pi during ceremonies at ANSWERS Dentistry, Dr, White received his urologic and was on the staff of several hospitals in SUiUJSiAN the Fort Worth school. p-i 'B-S 'a-s 'q-t> ']-E 'a-z 'l-l " training at Grace New Haven Community England, NIWSPAPIRS at Baptist Church OF AMiRICA Hospital..He practices in Summit, with the Dr, Boyer is a member of the Union County An Inaugural recital of organ music by Bach, Public Notice FRIDAY DEADLINE Summit Medical Group, and New Jersey Medical Societies, the Inter- Widor ancUOth Century compoiers, featuring Dr. Carlson, an orthopedist on the national Society of Paraplegia, the .British published each[Thursday lay Allltemsother than spot Christina Emra, will be presented at the First Trunur Publllhlng Corp news should be In our Specialized Hospital's medical staff, lives and Medical Association and American Academy Baptist Church, Elm street, Westfield,. on practices in Westfield, He' attended the for Cerebral Palsy and is an associate member Sunday at 4 p.m. AshirMlnli.pulilliher office by noon on University of Michigan and received his of the state chapter of the American Academy Ms, Emra was recently named director of NEWS DEPARTMENT Friday. medical degree from Michigan's College of of Pediatrics, Karen Zautyk music at First Baptist, An organist, harp- Abner Gold, Supervising Editor !,O,I,|M| lit, II sichordist and vocalist, she was formerly Les Malamut, Director T.&.S»T. L musical director of the South Orange United ""if." ,""'Q7'o'^i "'"' Public Notice BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Til Methodist Church. She is a graduate of Robert H. Brumell, vice president ol advertising 6 GyprauIU.. aomrint. D._iL_Ojl873 PUBLIC NOTICE Westminster Choir College and holds a master Wlllljim Friedman, CLAIM FOR HOMiSTBAD of music degree. retAil display advertising monauer REBATE FORMS Charles Loomer, Borough of Mountainside national advertising manager reminds resident property owners James D. Parks, that present law require* that tax Student commendation circulation manager rebate forms be filed with Ihe local Tax Assessor, on or before Doreen Nalley, November 1, 1976 In order to for Wendy Whitbred ssst. circulation manager qualify. Wendy Joy Whitbred of Wood Valley road, Forms are available at the Sam Howard Borough Hall, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Mountainside, has been awarded a letter of Publisher • UJI-m? at the Police Department after 5 Milton Mlntt-netlred p.m.' and weekends. They are commendation by the National Merit Publisher-1971-1175 available also at the Public Scholarship Program for outstanding per^ library. U.S. Post' Office, upon formance at the Preliminary Scholastic Second Class Pottis* paid at request, and at local banks. Mountilniltiw.hJ.J. .Rebater forms are to be Aptitude Test-National Merit Scholarship returned or moiled to the Borough Qualifying Test. U cent* per ropy Hall, U.S. Route 33, Mountainside, Mailed subscription rate U.M par ytar N J. Dim. Miss Whitbred, a graduate of the Deerfield 1 New Providence Road, MountalnilM.N j. HELENA M, DUNNE Phones tW-7700 , Borough Clerk School, Mountainside, is a senior at Kent Plpce Mtsde Echo, Oct. 7,1976 School, Summit. Her test scores, place her in Rcpreiented Nationally by I the top two percent of students in the nation's U.S. SUBURBAN PRESS \ut* NOTICE TO CREDITORS secondary school senior class". , ESTATE OF JOSKF KRIBS, Deceased. Public Notice Pursuant to the order of MARY c. KANANE, Surrogate or the TAX SALI NOTICE OF County of Union, made on tha 1st REAL ESTATE IN THB BOR- day o* Oct. A.D, 1»7«, upon the OUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE MON TRAVtt J2U. FOR NON-PAYMENT OF REAL ESTATE TAXES AND SANITARY SEWER TAXES lOMPLET ...m _IIL decMied. notice is hereby given to Public noticei IIst herebhereby givegivern. "673 the creditors of told deceased to that thi undersignedqned,, th** Collector TRAVEL exhibit to. the. subscriber under or Taxes of the Borough of 997 oath or affirmation their claims Mountalntldt, Union County, N,J. SERVICE and demands against, the estate of 36 has postponed the public auction to ' said deceased within six months b* held on tha 30th day of from the date of said order, or they AND 103) September. 197* In tha Council DOMESTIC will be- forever barred from Chambera of th* Borough Hall, 8TJ5AM8HIP 152 135 prosecuting or recovering the U.S. Rout* 22, at 11:00 A M. until & FOREIGN, same against the subscriber. th* following week of Octobtf 7, ERVATI0N8 HermlneM. Kolfhaus 197* In th* Council Chamber! of th* Executrix PRESIDENTS MEET^Th* nowly t)l«ct«d pr*iid«nt of th« madical staff of Children'* Borough Hall, U.S. Route 33, at William E. Lovell, Attorney Specialized Hospital, Mountainside, Dr.'Robert Whit* 3rd left, is congratulated by 11.00 A.M. 1429 Rt. 22T7.^W»IB r Downar BM( 1430 Clinton Ave. Irvlngton, N.J. the outgoing medical staff president, Dr. Nancy Durant. Dr, John Curran, medical RUTHE.6IBADL0 MOUNTAINSIDE* 664.6211 MlJdi Eh O director of the hospital for physically handicapped young people, looks on. T^C1Id Thuriday. 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TO Oti Off.' Through Ocl Coliege. (ABC-DOT 00SP-2IMII Mr 24. Ptrlormsncti fufidiy Entertainment's 11 goodies •o-o- CBANFORO—Leonerd Bern through Frld»y at 1 p.m., inelutlp: Heart Tn Heart." FIVE POINTS CINEMA .steln'idptrii 'Trsublt inTihltl,' Mturfcyi at 4 tnd 9:30 p.m., Itpt. U «n« Oct 1, miflnight. Sunflsyi at 7 pm N.J AAuseums "Love l« A Twn-Stnrv Word," i Union) GATOR, Thur k Cflobrollon Pltyhoull, 111 ihlktiptart Festival, Dr»w "Carry MP Rack,' Before Fri ,Mon .Tues, 7 30; Sat., 6, , South «vo mini or Ml SMI. univwiiiy mmi. Art The Next Tonrdmp Fulls," 10 Sun.. 5, 9, ALICE'S HOLMDEL-Bob Ebtrly. Hlltn MILLBURN-'OrMU,' through (Hey Wont You Play) RESTAURANT, Thur., Fri', Forrnt, Urbgrlhep quorleti, Ocl. 10. •Gypiy,' by Sttphln T tthnle mutlc In American Sondh»lm, <5cl. I],Nov, \i. "Another SnmoboHv Done Mon >>" o •<" •*•' •' ' P«p«r Mill Ploshou»: Htfitagt Festival. Oti. f,) p.m.. r Somehoriy Wrung Song," Oarden Slot* Arti Centtr M Brookilat arivt — " MOUNTAINSIOI-Tralltlrt, Ns 8400 ture and Sclenet ""Center, "Before I Lose My Mind," o- n MOUNTAIN LAKIi-'Qypiy,' By Watchung Reservstlen. DMn, "We've CM It All. II Sure Stfphsn Sondhtlm, Widnnday Monday Thuriday, Ito 5 p.m FOXt'NION (Rl 22)- MADISON— M*rlt Bsliert, through Sunfliy tvtnlngi, Saturday . Sunday, no J prT Looks Good To Me," Fields SlartJ Friday.FIGHTING plans. Brehniiniii Beethoven, Wednesday, Thuriday and Pouienc , CCiwplnl . Octt . n, 1 p.m. m, SunBay matlntn, Sept, looei eiosea Frlaayi, p|§fiif«rlun« Of Need." "HI Had It Tn Do DOLOR1S GRAY will open MAD THE TERRORISTS. Bowne Thigtrt, Dp, ihowi SunBayi at J, 1 and 4 B.m 11. Nill'i Ntw Yorkw Dlnntr Wodnesdayi at 1 p.m. All Over Again" and Wednesday in the singe Call 96*8977 for times Fri. University, 377J0OO. Drew Thtatrt, Rt, U IWOOIJ."'"'" "Somehody Tares For Yon " musical Gypsy, at the Sut..V foied mirlnight ihow, MABiiON—Harry Chapln and NEW IRUNiWiCK-'That NEWARK- N.J. Nlsterlcii Boy uses a rnmputer to Paper Mill Playh"i.,e * 1 10 Divld Steinberg. Oct. f, fi.m, Champlonihlpliaun 'Oct ijo Society. MO BroaBway, 4M'm> Baldwin Oymnaiium, Drew ptfformanctl Thur ' Wdnija Saturaay, f:]Oto « order his life hill any image nf Miilburn AcHiti -nal in •o-o- POM POM GIRLS'—Left to right art Jennifer Aihley, Univfrjliy. 177 JOOO Sunday. OiorgB robot precision is shattered hy formation ma* be nbtan ed FOX WOODBRIDGB- Lisa Reeves, Susan Player, Ralnbeoux Smith and wARKNeh Munum, 4* by calling th*» ^"* ..fdre i WATCHUN&—Csrrle Smith, bluel Washington it, a grin A MO "ighl per year n Staris Friday-FIGHTING Diane LM Hart Girls head cait of new film, which ilngef. Oct. 10* a p.m., watehung Mondayssturday, View Inn, SMnurid by N»w PRINCiTON-'A StrMtcar — noon " to j perform!"!? schedule, 378-4W NlrnM Dmlrt,' by Tennesm pm. Sundad y 11 t0 j MAn THE TERRORISTS ii being held over for another week at the Jtney Jan Society 23? 0838 Plan recordings, guest ap Wllllami. Oet. S!4. McCarl.r irlum thov/i SaturAvi' (ail RMOO44 for timel, Mapl»wood Theater, Maplewood, v pearances on telpvisirins the Thtatrt. («09) nuhi, Sundeyi and holldiyi. ROY HARK "0-O-- T«INT0N-N,j, Halt Muieum, Tonight Show, the Merv Dixieland band WliTFIiLD-'M(n of La MAPLEWOOD-THE POM Theoter Mantha • Oct. 14, U, 31 a at 8 ]i WHt Stall JtrMt. (6W) »}.«#! Griffin, Mike Dou|Ias and Monday Frlflsy.Sam, (B5p m concert slated POM GIRLS, Thur., Fri., fi,m., Oct. 17 at ,;-)0 pm Planelarlum ihowi Saturdayt. Ivan AAoravec MHO Davis shows, AHf's In CRANFORP- 'PhllfmBn,' By (tflfid community Flaytfi, Sundays. A nlxielind band conf »rl by Mori ,TUM..7't5,9'lS: S«t.,8, Travel Film Series set 0 North &vt, Wai) MjiSI C'nnrert, Th» Odd Touplr plus jsnes and Schmidt, Frldayi and slated Oct. 24 Dan Robinson's Down Peal 4 fl,o ID Sun . 2,4,5-50, 7:30, lunityi at 810 p.m., Saturday! his regular job on Hee Haw at 7 and 10 p.m. Seo' 10 Oet 16 Seven will be presenipd by ihe a is for Montclair screening Celebration Piayhsuie, 1)1 Ivan M n r a v P C , explain his need for a com Film Suburban Woman's Club of -0-0- South ayf. MJJJ04 or JS1 j.JJ, Art Czrehosipvakmn pianist will puter The grins, smiles and LOST PICTURE SHOW "Canda's Maritime Croisroads of the EAIT ORANOI—'Butlsy,' by Si' Union Saturday: Nov 6, at • LIZAieTH-Sclincflei i n—acisncBi nciiolldlen film pprform si Connecticut laughs are enpressinns of his Provinces," the third film in Mediterranean," Sunday, mon Bray. Thurldayi, Friaayi J 8:15 pm in ConnefHniii lUnioni-ALICE IN WON- and Satufiays atl;30p.m,. Sept. concernincirnlnpg •Invadt- f I from oytt" r Farms School, I'ninn, Sunday ever present humnr and ran t DERI.AND, Thur,, Mon., the Unity Travel Film Series, April 24, with Bob Davis; "A 10-Oct- 9. Actor'i Cafe Theatre, ipac»t»., With Jimii Arniii, Oct. Farms School. Union », 10:1. . . afternoon. Of) 24, at 3 p m he explained Tues ,7.8:30,9:50; Fri,, 7:16, will be presented Thursday South Munn ana Central 10:10 a.m., Ellzabath Public Tickets at 11,50 each, may Taste of Israel," Thursday, avenuM. 675)881 Llorary, 11 South Broad ii, 1J4 This will b# the l§ad ponefrt of 8:46, 10:15; Sat., 8, 7:30, 9, fvening, Oct. 21, it the urn, ixt, 711. In 1973, Roy hecame the be obtained at the main office Miy 5, with Sid Dodson, and • AST ORANOR-'The «lver the International Artists 10:15; Sun, 2, 3:30. 5, 8:30, I, Montclair High School concluding with "Discovering Niger,' frilented By Woriuhop SOUTH ORANOi-Palntlngi by MpUNTAINilOI-Natyre films first country performer to win of the Union renter National Judith I. lernltock. Sept, If. Spries prcspntprt hy the BIS auditorium. Art Wilson will W. Oct. I, », 13-itatlp.m.. Oef. lunaays at J, j and 4 p ,*' all three country honors in one Bank every Monday and New Zealand, Thuriday, May 10 at 2 30 p.m. up!8U coiieae pet. IS, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Traililde Nature and Science Foundation for the Per- V -O-O-- narrate his film in person. IS, with Kenneth Richter, 2467)«, MondaySalurdsy, 2 p.m. to 10 f«ntjf, Walchung RHIII forming Arts, a nan profit year The Country and Friday evening throughout p.m. Sundays. Student Center Western Music Association. this month i6:30 pm to 8 NEW PLAZA iLinden)- "Ten Stars of France," with Additional information may OARWOOD—PHis Suite,' by Nell Art Oaiitry, Seton Han organization nf trip siatp of SMILE, Thur,, Mon,, Tu»s., Eric Pavel, the fint of five Simon. Sept. J7, Oct. 4, ii, II and University, 7JJ.5BO0, ext, Ui, UNlON-'Thf Aicent « Man,.._' The Academy of Country p m ) or by calling 8K4312 be obtained by writing to Jl, Nov. 1 at noon and 7:)0 p.m. Friday! ai hlmai New jersey; 7: IS; Fri,, 7:30; Sot., 3;5S, 8; Sunday afternoon films, will Music and The American Barbara Russell, Unity Haiv^y,ft:iS Moravte's program will Guild of Variety Artists each Sun,, 3:30, 7:30; GATOR, be shown Nov. 14 at 3:30 p.m. UNION-'Or»at Llyii In Fllmi,' Institute, 87 Church St., TODAYS aNSWIR include works by Beetiioven, presented him with their List Park films Thur,, Mon,, Tues,, 9:05; Fri,, John Jay's "Winter Magic Oct. 12,'Juliu1 i Catiir'/Oei.'Ti, Montclair, or by calling 744- CROSSWORD _'Joa, n of Are'Are 1) Oct, 14, Mya'Ivan thit Brahms, Chopin and Debussy Country Entertainer of the "The Sailor Who Fell From 9:20; Sat,, 1;SS, S:50, 9:50; Around the World," is lirrlbjt'j Oct. II, 'dpomwill' Tickets may be obtained by Sun., 1:30, 5:25, 9:20. ichedulid for Sunday Nov. M. 6770, Oct. 18,'RisMOfLOUllXIVlOte o f Year Award He ig also the Grace With the Sea," starring PUZZLE 1 writing to the Foundation for -o-o- 1_9_.., 'Pttw I ,- Oct. jl, 'Seaplt. first country music grtisl to be Krti Kristoffenon in the title The liriw will continue imprtsi',' Oct. 23, 'Martin ACROSS DOWN the Performini Arts, PO Box enshrined in the famnus role, and Sarah Miles, opened OLD RAHWAV CRahway)- after the new year with Luther,' Room 189, HutehlnloB Students' plays 1 Invited 1 Misrepre- Hail, Kesn CoiHgt. SM-jMi. 25. Union 1070831 or by calling Movieland Wax Museum in yesterday on a double bill with ALICE IN WONDERLAND, "Poland," Sunday afternoon, 5 Pungent sent RBB-1617 Buena Park. Calif. and his "Carnal Knowledge," Thur,, Mon,, Tues,, 7:30, 9;IS Jan. 18, with Sherilyn and named by Mill silad green I Friendihip lifelike was statue is onstarring Jack Nicholson, Fri., 7,8:45, 1O:1S; Sat., 8;4ii Matthew M«ntes making their "One Life—the Dilemma of 10 Arab VIP Children display at the Orlando, Fla , Candiee Bergen ind Ann- 7,8:40,10:25; Sun., 4:15, 5:;ifl, second appearance for Unity, 3 Gossiped Nathan Hale and "This Was 11 Karm wax museum Mirgret at the Park Theater, 6:58, 8:25, 10:05; Sat., Sun. followed by "The New Korea, 13 wds.) UNION'Mauntad Houir and 'Tin Land of the Morning Calm," America," produced by . machine 4 Pitcher'! Wlierd'i Pumpkin Pateh,' Oet, HiJ recordings on the ABC- Roselle Park. mitinees: DAY OF THE 1)1, «i)0 to lOij? ^m, Sunday, Feb. 13, with Ken Maximillion Production! of 13 Little statistic weekdays. 3 lo 10 p.m. Dot label have produced hit DOLPHINS, 1:30. Armstrong- "Tunllia, New York City, have been Elizabeth iabbr.) weekendt, ienefit for the March Repertory Company after hit, with "Yesterday -o-o~ of Dimes, Kean college, 5272213. announced by the Paper Mill 14 Intact 5 Invent 118 South A»i. C/anfofd When I Was Young" in- Double 'Gator' PARK (Roiilli Park)- Playhouie in Miilburn, ai part 15 Son of 6 Landlord's 272.5704 , 351-5033 troducing Roy Clark to fans of "Gator," starring Burl CARNAI KNOWLEDGF 16 Count on of in On-Sohool-Time Fall Miied income !* Monopolize Reynold! (who also directed) Thur Fn Mon Tues 7 30 Other events wider than country musical Festival of Musicals for 16 Kind of 19 Grow 30 Move NOW Thru OCT. IB and Lauren Hutton, opened on Sat 1 4 45 8 15 Sun 1 i5 7 Coniume tastes with its "crossover" Children. race 8 Squeal; towird stealthily FBI. & SIN, two screen! this week: At the 7 10 SAILOR WHO Ft 11 '%" ORANOI-eick appeal to middle-of-the road 17 Cover night 31 Snake AT 8:30 New Plaxa Theater, Linden, it "Nathan Hale" will be inform listeners. He's as much at FROM GRACE TO THE SEA presented Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 18 Mask 13 wds, | 20 Malefiction 33 Art move, home with romantic ballads ii being shown with "Smile." Ihur Fn Mon Tues 9 10 23 - hound 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and ii opening 9 Arranged ment :o. Oct. i, SATURDAY I such as "Come Live With Me" At the Five Points Cinema, Sdt 2 }5 6 20 9 S5 Sun 2 20 Dressed Union, its associate feature is geared to grades four through succei- 24 Oregon city 36 Cistern ... , Uplala AT7 410 and "Somewhere Between 5 30 9 10 eight. 21 Valley sivily Love and Tomorrow" as with "Alice's Restaurant," 25 "— of 37 Montigo or "PHILIMON" -o -o - "This Wii America" to bt 28 Surf lound 12 Bluih Spain" Galwiy ANeyiiMulltllBy _ humorous ditties, "Thjnk God STRAND (Summit) I iW performed Monday and 23 Crazy: odd j S Uitingi for this ealtndir miy fhg aytfisrs el tftt "FANTaiTICKS" and Greyhound" and "The FUNNY CAN SEX BE"> rhur 1 8 f "irilllsni " N V. Pgsi Tuesday, Nov. 1 and 2, at 10 25 Kind of bo sent to: Caltnter Editor, (.•.idnit.s. vii & ij ana IO-J Lawrence Wilk Hit Haw Adult comedy Mon ,Tues ,7 30,9 20, Fn , 7, Leensf^ Bernstein's a.m. and i p.m., is a musical closet IB II Suburban Publlthlrm Corp., "Trouble in Tahiti" Counter Revolution Polka." An X-rated movie comedy, 8 35 10 15 Sat, 5 20, 7 8 35 26 Tennis star * P.O. lex 1101, Union, N,j. Further, his latest single comedy revue highlighting FREE PARKING "Alice In Wonderland," 10 20 Sun 4 35 6 10 7 50 American history including 27 'They _ to Ii 11 07083. Llifingt mun Includi MR "Hsart to Heart" is flavored 9 30 Sat Sun nlats ••-*• opened yesterday at two the story behind the writing of Cordura" date, time ind piaei at «v*nt; with gospel. If il theaters, the Loit Picture SNOOPY COME HOME 2 the "Star Spangled Banner." 28 British Mfufi of tvinl; ipanMrinf Show, Union, and the Old Rah. Mun special children b show Additional information may gun l> 10 erflinlisfleni t.l.phont, way Theittr, Rahway, 10 a m 12 2pm be obtained by calling Judy 29 Texas city number far public lnqulrle»; THOROUGHBRED RACING AT ITS BEST SID CAESAR — Comedian Filandro at 376-07W between :I2 turf 21 md name and tiliphont plays chief of a bankrupt numbir of ptrian lubmlttlng NEW POST TiMi 1:30 PM 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday M Antlialoon ;' I movie studio in 'Silent through Friday, 34 Shiip a 'i'4 it«m for lilting. Movie,' Mel Brooki' diiiisi comedy, continuing its run at 35 Armeniin Fox Theater, Union, and Fox 'Logan's Run' Republic MIDNIGHT FRLSAT, Theater, Woodbridge. is if Jit 3/ "Logan's Run," starring Capital MT.lt! MlitiUH 37 Melvllle'i SIPtRiTI ADMISSION Michael York, Richard Jor- 32 33 AIR CONDITIONID dan, Jenny Agutter and Peter •Billy _" LIVINGSTON So. Mtfnn *t Central Ustinov, is the latest film 31 Diatribe if ili Oet 719 OUTLET 3!) 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•Thursday, October 7. 1976 Defense-minded Bulldogs challenge Gymnasts face Madison in home contest on Saturday Kearny today point and Dayton led at halftime, 14-0. By MICHAEl. PETRO Gamhee, also a co-caplain of the team, ruihed The third quarter remained icortless. As the The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School for 14H ynrris on 2H carries and scored the first fourth quarter opened Brian MeNany grabbed football learn won its lecond straight gam!? uiuchdoun rarker rushed for ill yards on 21 after a respite h Hillside quarterback Glen DiLeo'l pals at the without a defeat by stoppiti j Hillside, 20-14, last carries md nl-vays seemed to "or"" »p »'i ihc 28 and raced in unmolested for Daytons third Saturday at Hillside The Dayton Bulldop will i,.g run nhi>n ['•>ylon nwdnH '( Hy MIKE MEIXNER touchdown The extra point failed and Dayton The Jonathan Dayton Riilonal Wgh &hool Hay Madison this Saturday in Springfield The sconnji began on nnylnn's firs! had a 10-0 lead. gymnastici tiam went without intencholiiUo fh» dpfpnse, which held Hillside st-oreld,* possession Mnrchmg H2 ynrriti on 19 plays and Hillside, though, did not give up. On the viry action last week, eoneentritlng on uniil the middle nf the fourth quarter, played raking nlmosl nine minutes of Ih.. first quarter next series niLeo hit Rick Attanasio with a 53- preparations for meets against KMmy at home (lutsiandingly U-d hy ce captain Jw Ragiirci In do K Ihe Hulldogs hit paydiri when (iambee yard scoring pass to cut the margin to 20-7 after today and Scotch Plains away on Tuesday. Now and Randy Wissel, who recorded II and 12 bulled over from the five yard line Parker the extra point wai made, Q. 1, the gymnasts seek to iven their rtcord with tackles respectively, the defense completely larked the f«trn point nrH n'lvtnn IPH TO the next match Ihwprtpd piery Hillside scoring threat few the DAyton look the ball on the following series first ihrco quarters Safety Slevp Tepe and lijiyioti s,-iiri>H iigiii" ,n thr w.mri quarter and moved quickly downfield. However the Coach Nancy Doherty has stepped up the defensive hnifhnck Brian MeNany each pulled Helped hy runs of in, 12 and m ynrris by Parker, Bulldogs fumbled and Hillside recovered it on practici sessions, still looking for a winning down an interception, with McNany's going for the Bulldogs mined to the II yard line, from their own nine-yard line On the next play combination. The top ptrformen continue to n touchdown where quarterback Bryant Burke hit tight end DiLeo hit Leon Chadwiek with a il-yard be Debbie Areldiaeono, captain, gnd Molra scoring pass The extra point was good and The offensive stars for Dayton were half Brian Belliveau with a pass in the end zone jus! Halpin, Halpin hai earned top icorei In her two Dayton's lead was down to 20-14. backs Brandon Gambee and Ted Pnrker before the half ended. Parker booted the extra specialties, floor exerciie and balance beam, But the defense pulled itself together and Sophomori Carol Wlngard hai alto been ex- held Hillside on its last possession Defensive ceptional end Van Vitale recovered a Hillside fumble on the Bulldog 43 and the victors ran out the clock. Susan Belenets, who shows steady and rapid Head Coach Dave Oliver stated the team improvement, is a freshman with a good played exceptionally well. "For the first 41 chance of earning her vanity letter. minutes we played as well as we were capable The sophomores give the iquad balance In all of," commented the coach "1 hated to give up four events — floor exercises, balance beam, those last two touchdowns, but the victory is uneven parallel ban and vault, Besidei what counts. Wmgard, this group includes Ellen Kaplan, Coach Oliver also feels the team is ready for Karen Krop, Shari Reich, Jill Upton and Jeann top ranked Madison "Some people lay we may Majors not be up to Madison's eBliber, but we will try to Other key eompetltori Include Juniors prove them wrong Barbara Calamusa and Denlie Francis, both of The rest of Dayton's starters were, on whom reached the state leetionals a year i|0. defense Pete Rossomondo and Van Vitale at defensive end, Steve Merkelbach and Bob Venture ai tackles, Don Lusardi and Bob To Publicity Chairmen- Bohrod at outside linebacker, and Carmen Apicella at defensive halfback. Would you like some help The other offensive starters included Jim in preparing newspaper re- Stadler at split end, Bob Conte at left tackle, leases '' Write to this news- Skip Liguori at left guard, Don Luiardi at paper and ask for our "Tips center, Joe Ragucci it right guard, Andy FLYING HIGH — Dtnist Froneii demonstrates ttehnlquB on the vouliing horse for the on Submitting News re- Herkalo at right tackle and Brian MeNany at Jonathan Doyton Regional High School gymnastics taom, leases," flanker-back. (Photo-Grophjci) Mill burn swamped by harriers, J8-38 _ By MICHAEL PETRO and deepest Dayton has had in The Jonathan Dayton quite a number of yean. Regional High School Cron Coach Taglienti commented DiCISIVi TURNAROUND — Brian MeNany (22), defentive back for tha Jonothan Country completely outran a that if his team can run Doyton Regional High School football team, leaps high to intercept Hillside post in strong Millhurn team last consistently well throughout Get Cooking with fourth quarter on Saturday. MeNany dashed 25 yardi with the stolen ball to score Tuesday in Springfield and the season, they could be in competition for the state title. what proved to be the winning touchdown in 20-13 victory for the undefeated came up with the victory, IB- 38, The team, which is now 3- Bulldogs, (Photo by Jim Adams) Other top finishers were 0, iwept the first four places Dan Smith, 13th; Rich Ban- and had a total of six runners tell, 15th; Gary Sherman, in the top 10, 16th; Jay Bruder, 17th; The Dayton harriers will Ruiiell Lausten, 18th, and Pat Booters end slide at 3 Mays, 18th, face West Orange and Clld- well in a triangular meet this Bantell, Bruder and Mayi are all freshmen, which will with 4-1 triumphs 1-1 tie Charles Kiel], Bob Philips, provide the tiam with a bright Brad Werner and Bob Roche future. ByMlKKMEIXNEH placed first, iteond, third ind The Test of the team consist CHECKING! goal by Bom Aieilo. The Jonathan Dayton Ee|ional High School Both teams then settled back into a defensive fourth, respectively, while of David Gichlick, Rich varsity soccer team ended a three-game loiin| battle with neither able to score again, Joe Greg Ruibariky came in Simon, Bill Soloiy, Howard streak last Tuesday with a convincing 4-i Sangregorio blunted several Caldwell drives, eighth and freihman Jeff Doppelt and Bob Fink. victory over West Orange !a§! Tuesday,~ The as did John Irwin, Brian Kukon passed well, Knowles finished 10th, Head Buiidog booteri aiio tied Cildweil, 1-i, and wing Rich Weinberg showed some crisp coach Martin Tagliinti laid Skiers to hold They were rained out of their game against crossing shots, Alan Layton and Brian Mercer that the team ii running well Parlippsfiy on Saturday The Bulldogs ire in both played itrongly up front. and looking better every meet, equipment swap action today a! New Proyidenci, and they will Coach Krupp praised Caldwell's ability, but Mlllburn was expected to be flee Summit at home next Tuesday, laid the opponenti lacked hustle it times, The Dayton's toughest competition The annual ski and iports The triumph over Wist Orange was the Dayton athletes cut them off repeatedly with for the conference title this equipment "swap," team'i b§s! offensive performanei of the year. head shoti and traps, year, but by scoring only three cosponsored by the Old Straw Four linemen—Rich Weinberjj, joe Frank, A pair of victories this week could improve points in the meet they ihowed Hat Ski Club and the Skiers Alan Layton and Bruce Davidson-iharid the Dayton's 1-3-1'record to the ,500 mark. that Dayton Is far superior. Shop of Westfield, will be held four goali. ..Q--O-- (The team with the lower Sunday, Oct. 17, from 11 a.m. The Bulldogs were in complete command THE JUNIOR VARSITY iquad split its two score wins, A perfect score is to 4 p.m. in front of the shop at throughout the game, with fullbacki Mark gamii this past week, difeating Wsit Orange, 15.) 1008 W, South ave,, Westfield, Walls and Ed McCaine and halfback John Irwin 34, and losing to Caldweli, 4-1. With the victory over playing brilliantly and turning back all but on§ George Janelrt onct again sparkled in tht JV Mlllburn an undefeated Participants will be able to of the West Orange drives, victory, icoring on a spectacular shot. Some season is not improbable. This sell, buy or trade new or used Sid Kaufman continued his outstanding play observtn are speculating that Janeiro will year's team ii by far the best equipment. in the goal, booming long, high punts far wiir a varsity uniform before the waion ends, downfield throuihout the game, Todd Melamid, a left-footid lineman, booted Coach Arthur Krupp hai chingid his the first goal for the Bulldogs early in the first alignment, withienier McCiine playing behind quarter. Halfback Jeff Lubash knookid in the the fullback line for added proteetioa against clincher, The Good Neighbor the breakaway. This seems to give Dayton an Jim Skobo's JV athlitei were outclassed for added advantage, \ the first three periods In their Ion to Caldwell, is you.B Belong. Agaimt CaldweU, Dayton took an early lead Dayton goalie Steve Shindler played well on a hard shot by joe Frank It was his third before an Injury took him nut of action, and ToalSi the year, giving him the team leering Tom Ragno, David Lauhoff and Tony lead Caldwell came back to even the icori on a Sangreiorio also did well. 3 r Coach Skobo has been working on an in- United pounties Trust Company has pays 5Vi% .(B.73% Effective Annual novation for the next game, Bob Shapiro, for A Public Strvici of This NiwsBiper s The Advertising Coyneil I a great recipe for FREE CHECKING! Yield) with interest compounded daily former right halfback, will be mod ai a rovw, Just deposit and maintain SpOO in a from day Of deposit,' positioned between the halfback and fullback AM1BICAN JEPLCROSS^CAMEAION linti. 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\ \ Thursday, October 7, 1976- Buggelli pledges Long blasts state on reports 'Professional' aid priority efforts on with legal papers County taxes rose 63 percent health care crisis of DOT reprisal foot-dragging is urged by Uotta Union County Freeholder Thomai W, Long of the piecemeal widening of Central avenue in five years, Hardwick notes Richard A, Buggelli, Democratic candidate Linden this week scored reports thai the state within Westfield after an appeal to halt the Alfred R Liotta, Democratic candidate for Union County residents' county tax burdens "Taxes in Springfield soared from .. lor Congress in the 12th District, said this week government plans to delay future Union County work was received from that municipality's Union County clerk, called this week for the have loared $14 million from 1870 to I97B, GOP to $2,198,480 the per-person tax bill inereaied that he will give "priority attention to the road Improvement projects becauae council. Westfield council maintained that the formation of a volunteer commission, com Freeholder candidate Charles I. Hardwiri! from 150,79 to $94,33 so the homeowner who starch for cures to the nation's spreading freeholderi halted a state itreet widening piecemeal road-widening would turn sections posed of lawyers, public officials and others pointed out this week paid $203 16 Just five years ago now must pay health care crisis " "expert and experienced in the field," to project in Westfield when reiidents there of the avenue into a speedway for some He urged voters to "become familiar with, the 1377 32 periodically review and reform sUindsrd legal Ha Mid the eriili Is marked by ikyrocketlng proteited the project, motorists. 83 per cent tax hike and the reason r ,i "In Union, a dramatic increase from papers, licenses and appiiriitions handled hv nr hospital and medical cats, severe shortages of "The people of this county aren't going to be Long laid that the county board is scheduled before voting in November 12,1154,335 to $4,«7,042 was seen Per-penon the clerk's office doctors and nurses and troublesome ad penalized by certain Trenton bureaucrati to meet today with Kenilworth councllmen to "This is particularly significant for residents taxes jumped from $53.77 to $85,08. Thus we see mlnlslrntlve problems with Medicare and because their elected Union County discuss the situation concerning Kenilworth "1 am well aware of the fact that the of Mountainside, who pay the second highest again the family tax bill shooting from $215.08 Medkald. representatives did their job and llitined to the boulevard. language of the law Is complex and precise, tax-per person among llnlon'i OX communities to $340.20 "Studies indicate that many hospitals, will of the people," said Long, an advnoatp of Long said thai the state has promised to start because exactness is of great importance, Linden residents pay the third highest, I think the voters «re entitled to kww what particularly in urban areas, are overcrowded, home rule. receiving bids for the elimination of Winfleid Liotta said, "but in many eases it alsn i« Kenilwnrth's the fourth highest and Sprinanelrt they are getting for such a siieshic in in practically iininlelligihle to many laymen." underequtpped and undentaffed," Buggelli Long'! reaction was triggered by comments Park Circle next January with the work the fifth highest, "Hardwick noted frBase, Hardwick asserted Mid, "Many medical schools ire in serious from County Manager Georp Albaneie, who scheduled to begin In April, Plans call for the The Union Township resident add»d, "I think financial difficulty and the nationwide health the periodic revision of such papers must be The total paid by Union County homeowners informed freeholderi during a recent county circle to be replaced with five-lane roadways for county taxes in the last five years loomed Closed for holiday perionnel shortage of some 500,000 li expected board ieiiion that he had heard that the N.J which will meet and cross In a complicated but reconsidered, or nt least the issuance of cover to climb to 725,000 by 19B0 unltss meaiurei art letters of notes explaining in the simplest from 122,455,695 to i38,7Q3,M7. HBrdwick said Department of Traniportation (DOT) planned safe intersection governed by traffic lights. "That's the amount Union citizens paid in Motor Vehicles Director John A Waddington Initiated to reverse the trend," possible terms what the person receiving the ha« announced that all state inspection io drag its feet on Improvements, which would "It is imperative that the state live up to this e county property taxes alone, the Republican Buggelli said there is "a special need to include new traffic ilgnals on Kenilworth schedule," said Long, pointing out so far this papers i nhligM in Hn in nrHer to romplv ^ith stations driver qpnlififatloncenters and motor the law candidate continued The tola! county la» bill dramatically Improve the quality of care boulevard in Kenilworth, and other major year 18 persons have been injured in accidents skyrocketed in the last five years fror?> $29 vehicle apnriciei' wiP be closed on Monday provided the aged and the indigent" and thai projecU, which could include the Winfield Park al the circle and 36 automobiles have been "Nothing whatever is appomplisheti in the million to $57 million In aridltion, the CnhirTihus I'av All fariliiioe will reopen "new efforta must be made with reipect to traffic circle damaged in collisions. cause of justirn or eiod government by <-nn Democrat •controlled Board has speni %l* TH alcoholism, narcotic addiction and infant The hazardous traffic circle is at the in. fusing penptf with legaisee !,inita nh million of its $4 million surplus " mortality, while fraud and cheating must be lersection of Centennial avenue, Raritan road •server! eliminated from all health programs." 'Recovery* study Mountainside. Linden. Kenilworlh and and Stilei street, which is the fourway meeting We are all aware nf people who have found Springfield were particularly hard hit. Hard ills point of Winfield Park, Cranford, Clark and by Cancer group themselves in legal noncompliance simply wick asserted. In Mountainside, the county tax Your Linden. Both projects have the hacking of the because ttwv HIHn't realiJe what wm evpeptixl bill swelled from MW.W1 to wn «o ;n ih« five Union man named communities involved The Union County Unit of the American nt them years, he noted Terming the reported new DOT policy Cancer Society, will sponsor a "Reach to The simplest legal processes shniiid not "Back in 1970, the tax hill per capita in OPTICIAN toward Union County "ridiculous," Long Recovery Workshop" on Wednesday, Oct 20 Mountainside was $88 34 per person, he said. to Metric Board directed the county manager to inform that require a lawyer to understand them I really from 8 to 10 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, think it would be in everyone's interest to have "Now, incredibly, it's reached $116.33 per President Ford'i nomination of a Union itate agency that "in no way will we in Union no Elm it,, Westfield. capita The average family of four which was County allow this to happen" and "If DOT all the papers that come in and out of the SPRINGFIELD County man to the U.S. Metric Board was Mrs. Nettie Baser of Westfield, coordinator county's clerk's office written in readily un paying 1265,36 to the county in !B70 is now announced this week by Congressman Matthew persist! in taking tuch an attitude toward this paying 1485.3! 2« MORRIS AVE. of the Reach to Recovery program in Union derstandable, yet legally precise and sreiirati> SCBINOHILD J, Rinaldo, R-N. J.. who promoted the selection. county that Trenton will find Itself with a big County, has invited all mastectomees (women "In Linden, the county tax bill burgeoned problem on iu hands," terms, Uotta concluded Rinaldo laid the nomination of Andrew H. who have had surgical removal of a breast and from $3,074,484 to $4,660,701 Taxes per capita Vocally backing Long on his stand were Kenopensky of Niles road, Union, has been their husbands who reside in Union County, went up from 174.25 to $110 57 The family of Freeholder Chairman Harold j. Seymour Jr. of made by the President subject to confirmation to attend, Collectors show wares four which was paying $2)7 for county taxes is Cranford and Freeholderi Everett C La!- now paying $442,28 by the Senate. Warnn H. Knaver, M.D,, of Hillside, The Central Jersey Stamp and Coin timers of Plainfield and Joieph Oarrubbo of "Kenilworth's increases shot from $513,818 to WI HAvg THE chairman of the executive committee of the Exchange will sponsor a stamp and coin show Kenopensky is national automotive coor- Union, $893,685. The tax per capita was hiked from American Society's New Jersey Division and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Ramada ARTHUR ASHi dinator of the International Association of Earlier this year the county board adopted a sae.oe to $95,79, Now the family of four which with tfci SpKiii Lini Machinists and Aeroipac* Workers, He Chairman of the Department of Malignant and Inn, Rt, 18, East Brunswick at exit B of the N.J. policy of giving "paramount consideration" to Allied Diseases at Elizabeth General Hospital, paid $224,24 in '70 today pays $383,16," he went received a mailer's degree in education from the wishes of local reiidents on proposid road- Turnpike, Admission and parking are free. FREE PARKING IN REAR will be the principal speaker of the evening, on. Rutgers University last year. He also holds a •widening projects. bachelor of science degree In labor State DOT officials apparently became irked, management from the State University of New according to Albanese, when last month, in line Career info York and an associate degree in labor studies with thil policy, the freeholdfrs halted itate from Cornell University Labor Relations conitructlon crewi which were about to begin School, offered at Y "Kenopensky has the background, ability A free cancer education and enthusiasm to contribute lignifieantly to New gas range program, offered in the work of the board," commented Rinaldo, cooperation with the The congressman explained the board hai QtElizabethtown American Cancer Society, will been established to coordinate voluntary be held for three consecutive A new gas range that level substantial Wednesday evenings, itarting conversion to the metric systiln of amounts Of energy has been introduced by the measurement in the United States and to Oct, 20, at the Elizabeth Tappan Appliancei Division and li now YWCA, 1131 E, Jersey st. provide educational programs to aid public available at Ilizabethtown Gas Company Savings understanding of metric units of measurement. Films, instructional talks showroomi, according to Gerald F, Cabot, and questioni-and-answer vlce-preiident for consumer affair!, periods will be Included, The —CAKE & FOOD"-* Testing has shown the new "Convectionaire" schedule is as follows; Oct. jojf Center oven cut! most cooking times about 33 percent breast lelf-examination; Octl DECORATING SUPPLIES and also provides up to 50 percent total laving! 27, "The Cancer Nobody Talks • Pastry Bags & Tubes -Novelties .Books on gas fuel coniumption when compared to About," detecting cancer of • Speciality Pans •Cookii Cutters conventional ovens, a ipokeiman said. It also the colon and rectum-, Nov. 3, • All Occasion Ornaments feature! energy-saving electric ignition of all "The Effects of Smoking," burners, so fuel-waiting pilot lights have been Forming For Fall | cancer of the larynx, mouth Italian Style at Pathmark! eliminated, Tappari officials sa> this feature and bladder. All programs alone can save from 10 percent to SO percent of • itart «t 7:30 p.m. the gas fuel used by convintionBl gas ranges. Registrations must be made CREATE-A- CAKE The convection oven works on a forced-alr by mail or phone (35MBO0) by 10-oz-pkg Frozen 911 MUIE AVE. UNION, N.J. 289-41851 principle. The reoireulation of air, rather than Oct, IB, Campbell Pathmark 3-OI. bo« OBin Tuti !hru III.' W M J PM.i • being vented out, iivea on fuel consumption. It HII.PT Flni the RISHT Jell-O wfljlThi MjPMClMMM I features a selNleaning oven, a removeable ON with a Want Ad call Ms. Tomato Peas or th this coup with this coupon and Gelatin with this coupon and door and spillover bowls , purchase or mo Corn f 9, purchase or more. S3 purchase or more.

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S-Thuriday, October 7, 1976 I'iitNT lO-HOUH WORKDAY Holiday greeting cards The firai state law fixing 10 hours as a legal workday was Heart Association installs, passed in New Hampshire In offered by Cancer Unit 1B47, urenrding to "Important Irving F, Sturm of Rnselle Society, Union County Unit Kvents in American Labor presents awards at dinner Park, preiident of the Union 512 Wiitmlnster ave. History." published by the County Unit, has announced Elizabeth, 354.7373. I'.8, Department of Labor, Or Carl SehwarU of Elizabeth wii Ingtallid drive in Kenilworth since 1968 that orders are now being ii preiident of the American Heart Others Installed were Jerome Keseler of taken for American Cancer Association. Union County Chapter, at the Crinford, chairman of the board; Dr Dudley Society holiday greeting annual meeting and awards dinner held Robert* of Westfleld, preiident-elect; Dr Allen cards recently at the Galloping Hill Caterers, Union Weiise of Springfield, vice-president; Milton He presented i plaque to Dr Sldn#v E Pritchard of Westfield, vice-president. Although, like any other Friedman of Union, retiring pi«™i-W «h,, Richard Klugherj of Summit & Elisabeth greeting cards, the cards held the office for two years Trust, Rlliabeth. treasurer; John Krug o> carry a message of friendship Colonial Savings, assistant treasurer and Mr* and love, they have one im- Freeholder Rote Marie Sinnolt, county fund Margaret Menzaeo of Linden, secreiAry portant difference each card railing chairman, presented awards to com represents a tax-deductible munlty chilrmtn who went over their donation to the life-saving suggested |oal and i" "hnirm™ «+> nM work of the Cancer Society *nor# than lust yesr Columbus Day dinner and says so imprinteH right The Tops Awarrt w»s presented to Mrs to be held on Sunday inside the card "It's a nice Marie Moseflritolo, chairman of Ktnilworth, way to let people know you care about them and others," and Councilman Vincent Seorese, for the The \merican' Italian Cultural Society of Union County will hold its Bicentennial Sturm said residents of Kenilworth The award ig giv ?n for Columbus Day dinner-dance in the Town 4 the greatea' pefgentfft over l'\e poal Mr? Campus. 1040 Morris ave , Union on Sunday at H This year the Cancer ! r m , according to .lames P All, president Society is offering four dif- Music will be by the IB-piece Stoepel-Hifst ferent types of cards Some Orchestra and entertainment by Larry Stuart, are designed eipecially for singer, who recently appeared at the Garden business use and all of them statp Arts renter He is (he son of F.nio Stuarti have season's messages inside as well as a mejjage that the OUTGOING PRiSIDENT HONORiD—Jeromt Keuter of Cronford, left, ehoirmon of tht card represents s gift to the American Cancer Society SPACIOUS APARTMENT-; Coalition slates board of th« Union County Chspttr, American Heart Associotion, and Rose Marie Sinnoft, county fynd-roliing chairman, congratulate Dr, Sidney I, Fritdman of The cards come 25 to a box, IN GARDEN SITTING annual meeting Union, ratirlng prosiHen* who f0feivsH s plaque al *hs chapters ennug! dmnsr Persons wishing to order may Air Conditioned The Union County Coalition msefing recsntly. contact the American Cancer 3Vj Rms. S250 - 5 Rms. $310 for Human Services will hold its annual meeting Wed County, the Board of Chosen Fuii dining room, large tii!eh»n (Hit cm .ccomn.oa.1e your own tiolhti washer t ary«f. Beiutltully landicaBM sardM nesday, Oct 20, at 1 p m in Freeholders and the Hospital Mil. Walk to all leiiMli 1 triln-u minute •(»•*• rid. to the fourth floor auditorium of R*>ripty of Union County Finn Station N.Y.C. Incellent ihuiipiiig rlo» liv Oi«i>., Elizabeth's Main Library, on the corner of Broari street and SEW SPACE SUITS Rahway avenue The federal space agency COLFAX MANOR has selected Hamilton Colfax Ave. W., At Rosalia Ave.W There will be an election of Standard of Windsor Locks, RosellePark Res. Mgr., 2457963 one representative each from Conn , to provide new space the United Wav of Union suits during shuttle flights WO The Family Saving! Bank UNOLIUM^CARPfT

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j^aitf^Mrt^**'" .Thurtdoy, Octobof 7, 1976 Leisure Tech introduces new line of home designs SUBURBAN "Wh"Whatt do you do when you InereailnglIll y populil r mokke iit even boiler!" That'i Liliure Technology Corp. package to complement the interior changes and options have the best designs in an reildtntlil concept? Why. you the vliw of a spokesman for which ii presenting • new design. such as wood-burning series of houses, called The new homes feature two fireplaces, wet bars, room Summerhtll Homes, a( bedroomi and two full additions and a choice of an REAL ESTATE MART LtliureTowne off Rt, 70 In bathroom!. Buyers have the appliance package i City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore VinBintown. option of selecting a variation "From the very beginning," In which one of the bedrooms "This new line of home! will terest and real estate Uwei laid division president Justin ii replaced by a den Balhi are provide each family with an may be deducted in computing Sepl, "we have built our equipped with single-lever ideal environment," said annual lax returnB. communities from the mixing valves in tubs and Segal "We have planned for High sales rate Anchorage Harbor, while viewpoint of the mature showers, ceramic tile floors the successful, mature in convenient lo major at Spring Lake, New Jersey buyer, not the builder. That is and walls, lind decorator dlviduals who wnnl metropolitan regions, is free surroundings thai can be Prestigious Ocean and Lakefront Residential Building Lots as true today as it was back in vanities. Kitchens have vinyl from urban congestion. This Is 1983 when Leisure Technology asbestos floor tile, all-wood tailored to their own per for Anchorage complemented by^ the pioneered the adult concept In cabinet!, laminated plastic ionalilios. Owners may also reputation of the Thomai if you cart about your own the norihensi " counter tops and whito plan the Inndscaping of their family of builders in Wayne (ulurt—*m your (»mlly—thori properties They may srleri iflay ntvtr b« a oitltr iim« th«" Since thpii, more than 13,0X1 enameled steel sinks and of F, B Ijwne, developers riihl now to eoniissr ihU \ their own plants, flowers nnri people have become Other amenities include Harbor condos of such communities as Smoke shriihhery t" iicreti! Ihp px Rise in Kinneion and Silver You c«n chooie a perfect building t homeowners in Leisure wall to-wall carpeting, closets In the time since its formal Current models, offering two- lilt for thi hems you'vt always in each bedroom, and at- feriors of their homes Ray Homes in Toms River wlnftd at "Monmsuth Ihir«" In Technology communities. opening in August, Anchorage level lii'insj, begin at M7.QO0, SprlM W«k« tached, forward facing ! s "Community developmeni HpcTPatinn also is an im Harbor (•tindnminium com with up to I.R7? squar" fee' of To reach Ancorage Harbor, garages Disappearing quilifltfl bgytri can gtt UP to n- U i is always a learning process pgrtant consideration in the munitv at Silver Bay off Kl living apac" Sales -•- M take the Garden State Park- tintnijing on land purchaset ner« - stairway provides access lo a ..,j.;B for the builder," noted Segal. l.flisureT'iwnp lifestyle S4« in Tnmn HiviT hi»« been ' mm matin "pnity way south to Esil «' Drive storage area in the upper level ¥ou tan chooje your own As a project expands and Kesirinnts ind thei' guests spitina a whi'lwind sales Families mnvtnp min smith on Rt MB; turn right at architect, builder and put up Ihe , of the garage In response to have the use nf private Brick boulevard *cnters and pirnir egmmunlty with Iscs! codes and we have done in the pait. As a IfU'almn nrt' altrnfiinii especially pleased I'-iih the hnulevard becomes Hooper vinyl asbestos flooring customs. t result, much of our planning areas An inter community n'sidpnis »f all ages freedom from "utside avenue Proceed V-i miles to hus makes scheduled trips In thp sales office at 173S Hooper You tin git Itartia Immediately f activity stems from com The newly-creatpd designs II s nin-adi taking "n the miiintpnanc'p rhnr»« Inrifi i « shopping amis, including the avp The office is open daily bining research data with also will embody (he latest character nf a rpal com the tondominium concept Property valun In Iprlng Lake Cherry Hill Mail, and houses from 10 a m to 6 p m except htvi gone up year alter year. evolving improvements in achievements in energy munity,' said E B Leone, lawn care, snow removal Taxes remain low. We think values materials and techniques of saving materials and in- Of worship. Aeeess to the KaturHiive whorl it flncn ot ? ,.„ I „„ I w. who is rtovplnpinB thn trsrt pKtpri"! pairiiiig and si'^lsr Will cantlnut »o go up, We think an ('lifTitnunjiy is controlled p m investment hire right now will be rnnstruetion." novations Thermo pane and ivith H>"i Thrimas ,lr Somp task*. arc handlpH by worth much mere In the year* *g (''rough a mannt'ri "niry gate The new line of detached thermal-break windows are huyppi nrp newly married, prnfossinnalii for a (PP i-f M5 hornet will emphasize interior standard Doors, walls find !.Hi.surpTnwnp H* VinCHlnwn Htarting iheir first homes, per month Resident" find Great If you think ahead, you'll talk to us spaciousness and broad ceilings are fully insulated to is one of Leisure Technology this an added featurp wher (Bout "Anonmouth Shirt" or other nthprs af" mature rouples Water front hem« of Sprlno Laki. flexibility, he said. Priced offer maximum control of the ('orpnraiion's Ihrep adult who want ihp advantsges of vacation lime rolls around from 02,990 to 138,990, they interior climate Electric cotnmunitips in New ,lprs«y iiuniirship without Ihp Wheiher they lakp (iff for si Living! baseboard heating with in will be available in 12 different Kuril has been planned in headaches There also are long weekend or a round the From $70,000 SPRING LAKE exterior color schemes in dividual room thermosUiN >« meet a particular area nf huyprs with grnwing families world tour, thp communi'y 6 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 10 years old, $85,000 three exteriors: brick, cedar also a standard feature huypr requiremfnts for who sec this as an ideal en always inoks its vprs host ;• 6 Bedrooms, 14 baths, 40 yn. old+ , 159.(00 and aluminum. Each will also Leisure Technology also rprrealion ami esiprinr vironmpnt for their children spokesman nnied SEA GIRT have a decorator lighting offers the opportunity for maintenance At Anchorage Harbor, there I 4 Bedrooms, 2 buths.BB^'XlSO' lot, 189,000 "At thp same time, really is something for residents enjoy (he everyone " traditional, and increasingly The major focus is on important, tax benefits that Point Pleasant N j Trend recreation The townhouse accompany ownership (201)892.3636 Homes HENRY S. SCHWIER, Inc. residents art offered use of Payments for mortgage in- REALTOR andINSUROR the community's clubhouse, MX) WASHINGTON BLVD which is adjacent to the year SIASIRT.NJ, round fresh water swimming MM HOMES in Serving Southern Monmuuth County and Northern Ocean Counly for over SO years pool The club has a lounge for soeialiiing, saunas, showers T Also Offering Homes From 115,000 to 1250,000 and dressing areas There's In the South Monmouth Multiple Lilting Service also a fully-equipped kitchen for catered occasions "We expect the pool is to be a major attraction," said GRAND OPENING 2nd seCTIQN Thomas, "especially because it can be used all year long, regardlep of the weather," During the winter months, A loving new the heated pool ii protected by MANOR' HOME — This four bedroom colonial is among the models featured at Cherie Manor a cathedral ceiling and glass approdch to Estates a 90-unil development under construction in Bnck Town All-wood cedar shingle walls In the summer, the siding is offered on all homes, including bi level and ranch designs. ceiling and walls slide away to open the pool to the sunlight InflividuallY siYifd sofl disiintiwe tombm- The community has been ing "m-town" convenience to ichoei ana dporrment living shoBBing with a iuburbin setting Cherie Manor Esfafes designed to emphasize the Biautitylly lanascaptcj lots in a wooded park-like atmosphere of the iftting. including all utilities Homes in It you lave ihe goad lift. here's the answer te today's high cosi of living 22-aere location It gives clgdf 1. j, 1 bedroomi, up to 1 baths, mod Notthwood. a community of 1 and 2 story townhuuse apartments and residents recreational ad- em kitchen «ith custom oak cabinets iingie iiory ranch units, his been conceived and built to assure compiiti reports brisk sales pace vantage! beyond those privacy and to resemble beautiful cluster* of one family homii. Exteriors generally available to the have been designed in various adaptations of colonial, Dutch and coritem- The P 4 J Conitruction and reports more than 25 depoiits P & J started building ponry motifs. have been taken for homej to owner of a detached home, Development Co, of Berkeley homes in April and by June while retaining financial UilM, N.j Eieh apartmtnt offers central nr conditioning. Calorie dishwasher, Heighti, developer of Cherie be built in the 90-unit had its first sale. The custom, DIM Mnl: JacoiHon. OoidlarB K 2Joor refiigiralor plus washer and dryir iayoyioWnJijisiTisiii, Residents development. benefits, Tiniman Associates sHl-4444 Manor Estates In Brick Town, built homes are located on V tHtihtt omit Ml., suii. i| !e s« mtUifs ' inlby the cfthvenlencB of front ind rear'prlVstf #ntrinces.'plus professional wooded quarter-acre lots in "Our buyen are iele'oBB'g tinnis and blskftbail courts. Schools.trinsportation and shopping facilities, an entire paekagrfj%*"iIfB 1101 (ClM« Ttwr^ay! MMII P!***•: f»5-I330 ill imong thi best in the state, ar» close by. the Laurelton Gardens area of BintCTIONIr' Oarteil' Sfafe Pifknrjy lo I.n !m (hen t^t I south ii^roji. & milts to PiainMeld Avt., m#M Choose from 4 basic apartment plans . , . if rentals everyone can afford. Brick Town, Leone, "not just a private NEW HOMES residence. Our distinctive jyghiridle feft dcrots R1. I ^nd continue on Plain Viiil Nofihwesa iL3d,3¥ . I.lS'ly rtdchid via Ihe NJ. Turnp,Ke to Exit i; PfQCigd Some of the home feautres flsia Art. to end (vrVoodBridge Ave I. turn left to z re U.S. Ri 1 Ssijih im.jfkeil TrBnirtiii. Sourii en Rt. t te iht Ri 130 Traffic circle are: All-wood cedar shingle townhouses have been I SI light (Meadow Ra ] turn ngnl on Mead- Take Ri: .130 sguth lor 2-2 50 miles is Aciami Lane. Right iuiH an Adams Lane fgr CHERIE MANOR siding; choice of roof colors arranged to create a pleasing aw Rd.. 3 blockl to rnodetl on right 1 10m,u< tn Nrt'lhttniulf'.t.iti'tnii vnui "uhl Mmiel Phone HOUlStllSE BURR5VILLIROA0, BRICKTOWN, NJ, and exterior stains; eat-in aesthetic impression while, at ige irtekfsw^'j meat egflyinitfH and Buailty built hemei . the lame time, serving as a tntranct lA •Wtehins with dishwashers, oak cabinets and full formica flexible home environment. vow ania w muT wonm hole golf course, but these will go 21,490 very own club recreation building. fast so we'd suggest you act quickly. NO CLOSING COSTS DIRECTIONS: GwrJtn Sou Piritany South to •Hit 120; thffl turn CHEESEOUAKE right to CIHfwwod M. lldit rl#tt turn). Rlghl - on aiffwood. Bd. to •nd lOorddn Rd.). VILUBE no* (201) 5664900 Rttjht on Oordon Rd. wmME FARKWAV EXIT 120 fowwhlp, M J. *f (101)536-5440 (Q AT THE ENTRANCE TO qHEESEOUAKE PARK OlmcUont: N J Turnpike south to Efit 11, then south on Gtrden State Parkuayto Exit 123; then south on Route 9 lor 9 miles to totemd Bndge (open daily from JO a m. W 6 p.m.) •7*

Thursday, October 7, 1976- "auptriraphlcs" cannot The SUBURBAN answer is (hat a 'Supergraphics' lupergraphie" is executed with [i speclfk location in REAL ESTATE MART mind. Framed art work is limited lo an Interior wall; • City O Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore need no canvas "supergraphiei" can be executed on any interior or Ideas, linos, colors, called Thi Design Group la all exterior surfaces. They can dejlgns - put them together about The members are encompaM and bring unity lo Apartments are sold with some creative know how artists creating original muril an entire area—from wall to and y"u have Hfaphlre Put work, executed directly on Oebroi-Hjmmer Assocl- buyer. Attorney Donald wall, floor to ceiling, window them ingether in a large walli, eeilinp, floors, doors, stag, the Cllfton-based in- Meliado of Bayonne to window lind closMHl If so scale and you have sundeckP. pooli, home and vestment realty firm, hai represented Bayonne desim) an entire room or supergrftphics That is a business exteriors, furniture, arranged the sale of a 25-unlt Aisoclatel. area em become « new term f'ir something that's etc All murals are nil iigned apartment building at §4 West "supergraphic"—framed art Oebroe-Hammer Associates been going nn for a long time; and all are crpallve works of 25th it, in Bayone The cjnnoi boast this flexibility. specializes in the sale o! in- ancient frescof" and art. transaction Involved etih K«r additional ifltnfnution veitm«nt real estate and also "'stltie above existing first and Why (i|e a 'iuper|r«phl'' on supergraphics' by the deals in major enmmprnial second mortgages. instead of a painting on a Design Group, readers may propertiei wall', one might question A contact Jeff Crystal nr Leslie Stuart Faikin, O-H Mies J1NTTHATMOOM wlthiWint I is what a painting ran he removed and Carol at 381-2302, or Roberts associate, who was assisted by changed. while these Balsam at 37SMM V.P. Martin Ostroff, sold the four-itory brick structure for Bayonne Associates to an investment client of for Bayonne Associates to an from Si, Down SO Vpar Mortgaqp • •&RKL1KE SETTING - Rural surroundings complement the Lifayette model (ihown abovi) and other manufactured homes at Pine Ridge, an adult community on Rt. MO nwr Whiting In invjitment client of Gebroe- LOVE UVINO AT NEW Ocean County. Service! includ* all-underpound utilities, street elaanlng, mow clearing, trash Hammer Associates collection and bus service Two clubhouses are in operation; a shopping center, medical center Attorney Al Burstein of Anybody can advertise »nd recreation areas including a lake for swimming-are located nearby. Jereey City represented the Anchorage a better-built home. Grand opening NOT a Condominium • NO Maintenance Fees Harbor s ON SILVER BAY- TOMS RIVER for Laurel View, 1-3 BR.TOWNHOUSES- $37,000 to $47,500 10% down • 30 yr. mortgages to qualified Taw Appro* MO/Mo. • Down Payment $10*0. buyers • "Leases available." HI IVC DinECTFflOM BLULOSR A •ICC S3 P«' Jackson Township B\J TO ATTACHED RANCH HOME FOB V IOO P'in Everything U there Now! • Tennis • Inclosed pool l(» veai- CHICF INCLUDES ~ ....i , ^ „. , round swimniing i Sailing • Biidlln^ • Club Hiiusi? • S,nmj\ • Electronic Security CJle • Carclrep Condn Living • leti 'I hloek before Rt 5261 Garages. Minutes in B(Mche%& Gnl(» Walli In Slioppmi; • prospective home buyers Krum ihe Garden Stale Park- An Active YCJI Hound Resori, CR0SSROADS ALTY fame rail rerenllv for the »ay. take Rt. 528 welt to (201) 255-1200 Eiclusive Sales Agent" s grtind cipiining of Laurel View Ucnnftts Mill road at the DIRICTIONS: Al U'Uvccn luini Risci ,1ml iiiii k Homes, fi new development in shopping center. Turn right ! Call Collect in I lu((j» f \\ iNii "iJ'li I'mi|t lur S.IIM, Olllii .lackson Township one hlock to Bates road and (609)698-7723 SIK nn I,is| Siili- Laurel View Hnmcis is a Laurel View Homei. ('ornmunily of (inly IB homes, featuring threp models priced from $4S,B90 These include But we guarantee it. the Lexington, a three- bedroom ranch, the Concord, a four-hedrnnm, 2! -bath Ciime ice unparalled workmanship and the fines! maienaU 3 colonial with sunken family available combined to give you ffuely, a better built home room, and the Jackson, a four- bearoom colonial with kitchen MODELS OPEN 9 to 5 DAILY. FROM $38,800 and connecting breakfast \MU rf ffitiff'd In hnnq \j\\iii iiWti hum*1 room, plui full dining room. plan*, iif \ft uk i umnnii/H iiur nif NOW. Each of the homes will be on i,. hr*! miil ^-liir laniik >ihd iif a wooded lot of one-acrt minimum A shopping center, bank and post office are within walking distance, nearby are OUR PREVIEW OPENING. schools and houses of worship. Model homes are open every ZOli 240=0200 TOMS RIVER, N.J day from noon till dusk To get Before you have a grand open- DIRECTIONS; to Laurel View from Union Ukrf M*lllliHC 10 rULL IIUC .LIVING |,viewtoseeit. EM 91. Glnten SUM Ptw,. Bntk Tom, N Folia* ilontto BumlTivAtn Bold MM. usHome It's not every day that you get invited to a preview like this. A preview «-uu,-***.s4M i»"-«o™™<»-»™ of a spectacular, new life-style in two extraordinary adult communities. At Leisure Village and Leisure Knoll. Why/ it's almost a grand opening! It's the time of your life to have the time of your life. Summerhill'Homes at Leisure Knoll' itQ $33,990 to $41,490 uu«ffK>o« Countryside"Villa Homes at Leisure Village West' Route ?o $23,990 to $28,990 The GreeneryPatio Homes at Leisure Village West' ;~- $32,990 to $43,490 Garden State Parkway South to Exit 88, Right On Rt 70 for 6 Miles

^THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS ltof/W6FifcRIN&. NO OFFERIMZ^WN INTEREST IN THE "THIS ADVERTISMENT ISNnT AN nKPrmwI tr unnrii Vi'rd HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION MAY BE MADE EXCEPT BY A PROSPECTUS FILED WITH BE MADEONLY BY A FOBM?i! B»nS.i:rTi IK tV?'i"«H A- ON M EXC BiBEs MAUMADEONLh ONLY BY A FORMAFOBM?iL! PROSPECTUSB»nS.i:rTi K. V?'i"«N Y. 401H , I THE DEPARTMENDEPARTMENT OOF LALAWW , STATSTATE OOF NENEW YORYORKK , Bis MAUh ONLY BY A FORMAL PROSPECTUS N Y 40147li 01976, Uiiurc Technology Corp.

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Your 6uide To Better Living Thursday, October 7. 1976- 8 model homes are being sold at Dover Heights The demand for now homes within a reasonable amount of C'oiifornian is leading sales. It The builder also offers a houses of worship, ocean and Thhe salel s office ii open a! Dover Heights, a custom lime. We therefore decided to features four bedrooms, wide range nf optional hay benches, and major high throughout the week, except home community off Bay Include the eight models carpeting throughout, in- features. ways, and is within seven Tuesday, from 11 a.m. to 5 V within our inventory." Popkin pm,, or by appointment by avenue on Indian Hill road in sulated glass and heavy in- Trie Dover Hiiights cum minutes at lh«- new Ocean City » Suburbs » Form Country m Lake • Shore Toms River, has boon so great said sulation, two-car garage and munlty is close to schools. Cnunly Mall calling 244-3900 J that Joih Popkin, president of He added that the majority landscaped wooded lot Landmark Development, of prospective buyeri prefer All models include within developer of the project, to tour a model home before the base purchase price a Barrymor head talks at decided in sell the model making a decision "However, continiious-clean oven and homes In keep his fli<>nlnlt> even with no models to show, a range with hood, baths hrippy surprising number of homes finished with roiorful ceramic have been sold from ren- tiles and built in vanities with seminar on home buying "Because so many families derings and de'nllw' "<™ rultureH marble lops; wood wanted hnmvg, it would have kitchen cabinets with Full Barry Weihnak, vice How do we get down payment of buying a house and whal In plans, " he nnit»l 8AYAVE. TOMS RIVER (201)341-4414 preildent of Barrymor together1? What types of do before the home Is actually been physically impossible for heighl mien hark splashes Entsrpriies, develepen of mortgage financing are purchased our cons! rue I Ion people to Of the eight home slvies around counter tops; and lots Barrymor Eitatei .ouitom available? What type of home Joining Weshnak are Loo A. havt- them all completed offered at Dover Heights, the larger than one third acre HOME BUYERS CHECK LIST homi community in should we buy? How do we Harris, preiidenl of Lum WITH YOU* INTERIST IN MIND Wl HAVI INCLUMD Lakewood, will be a guest find a neighborhood we like'1 bermen's Mortgage Co., Torn* TM FOUOWING ITIMS IN ALL OUR HOMIS iptakir it the N, J, Shore What legal steps do we need In Builder's Afsoelation'i Iflth know? Can we affnrri (hp IIPW Liberty Glen in Barnegai DO OUR COMPITITORS PReviRi TMI SAME? annual Home Buyer School to houii we want11 ROYALTY 1ST ATES be held it Monmouth College, Weshnak noted thai the 1^1 ONLY U LIFT ON OISIBAIU CUL DISAC West Long Branch, Monday at majority of prospective new 7:30 p.m. \W) CITY WATER. CITY SfWIl, CURBS, SIDEWALKS home buyers who come to see offers refuge to families 1.-1 150 AMP UNBIBMOUND IL1CT1IC SIIVICI According to Weshnak, the Barrymor model homes are in |^) ALL WOOD DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS seminar will he of particular doubt as to the procedures of It') SEAMLESS 1AKED INAMIL OUTTIli 1 LEADEBS With (he environment costing $32,590 on On the to Exit fl7, turn left on HI 534 i^i 6 CIIUNS INSULATION 4 WAU INlULAflOH interest to those planning to buying a new home He said, becoming increasingly upper level, the cathedral to first light i Route 9); turn |M-| •, SHEHBOCK THROUGHOUT purchase their first homi. "This seminar is designed to l^i F W A HEAT (OIL) 550 GAL IN GROUND TANK congested, many families find ceiling extends over to the L- right and see Liberty Glen Among the questions to be accomplish on a larger scale l.'l SMOKI AND Fit! ALARM themselves seeking refuge in shaped family sized kitchen enlrHnce 1'j miles at right discussed are: "What should that which the Barrymor sales 1^1 RANGE WITH HOOD * DISHWASHHI the tranquil atmosphere of with its attractive kitchen (1*1 NATURAL WOOD CABINfT5 we look for in a new houii? staff doe! at our County Line rural areas. Liberty Glen has cabinets The basic three (•<•) 51 GALLON HOT WATH MI4TISS Should we buy or rent? How road office — familiarize |*-| NO, I OAK FLOORS OB CARMT . YOUR CMOift found a country spot in Bar- bedrooms are at cine end of the much house can we afford? le with the best methods (y-) THIRMA-TIU INiULftTID iXTIRISB BOOK negat that eaters to the needs upper level, including |**| AND MANY MORI of those families who want to spacious closets and a linen CAPE-CODS Bl-LEVELS RANCHES COLONIALS experience the great outdoors closet near the main bedroom without being too far from the On the lower level, is a family- metropolitan area sized recreation room, 23 foot PRICED FROM $38,990 The public response to this by 12 foot, with an optional MODELS OPEN 7 DAYS 10 A.M. - DUSK development is excellent, brick, log-burning fireplace. according to Dolores Sliding glass doors lead to the BAHUVWKRIINAK Dejianne, vice-president of rear of the house and there is a utility room and 18 bath on this River, and Union; John De McConnell & Co., a real estate brokerage firm representing level. An oversized two-ear Vincens, of the Builder's garage with room for a Associationi general counsel's Liberty Glen with offices located in Lakewood. workshop or more CmiMr Mped SPUTS, RANCHES, COLONIALS staff, and Barry Rosengarten, Metuchen, president of the Liberty Glen offers two, POKED FROM: "45,990 TO •58,990 three and four-bedroom N.J. State The Madison is the four models priced from Association, bedroom ranch at 134,490. •Pbcatawav $24,990,00.. Four generous-sized RETIREMENT Gknioood ESTATES The Revere is a three bedrooms and two full IHMMaiOM. by the Jersey Central Power & bedroom ranch priced at M0mS0PlH70iY$iWUK to DUSK baUiroomi iltuated at one end ISAVACATION Light Company and Mon- $28,990. This one-level ranch- Has it All! AGen:MrfWKUKO. SAUS OFFICE: mouth College, Admission ii of the Madison enhance the styled house includes the living design of the home. The N1/UU3M !01/M4-7!§S free. For further information garage, three good-iiied YOU CAN START FineValue, Gracious Living Bll.fimitif la ofjj ivili TskUWSJMWSIiMPkiu. lolni readers may contact Paul master bedroom features a II mm Bl I! iiii In Hgtgtr *«i. l,ug hlcMit lum Si Sl« No on HooHf bedrooms with generous dressing area and a walk-in As? 16 Bs* M . nfii en gay *se.. ifissfast 1 m, HP modeii sn !ett preni Zigo, Community closets. The Revere features RIGHT NOW Great Convenience, Ph.iMtllMiftWJFBt Bl »|.ilB8i 1) gill i gaum il SMvl Monmouth College, closet. The home has a an IB foot wide living room, cathedral ceiling which raisei leading into a dining mA above the living area, A AT FAWN LAKES kitchen area. Efficiency is sunken living room has an the keynote here, with a optional lee-through Marvelous new community convenient utility room right fireplace. Sliding glass doors for people 45-and-over. 1 off the kitchen. lead to a concrete patio and and 2-bedroom homes The Hancock is a split level rear yard. A formal dining priced from $24,850 are Si priced at $30,990,00. There are room ii next to the eat-in Spacious and comfortable. model'S. I three distinct levels which are kitchen. The Madison includes Easy to buy, easier to in- frem arranged carefully into areas a one-car garage with ample lay. Six exciting models to with different activities. The itorage space along the side choose Irom! top level houses three wall/ LAKE bedrooms and a full bath. i NELSON Point- Under a loaring, airy Liberty Glen, In Barnegat Clubhouse, pool & all cathedral ceiling, is a big off Rt. 9, often ichools, amenities,,,plus compan- 'iSTATiS living room and dining room recreation and shopping ionship with men and OFF METUtSUNI leading into an L-ihaped ficiflties in the Immediate women as clever as you are P1SCATAWAY, NJ, kitchen area, Down the railed area. Churehei of all to buy their retirement denominations are nearby. S?fEffllfQgI 57?SSUtfi lEaiSSn) ^Qt«d I milecKi staircase is a family roam home years early, to settle Public traniportation within iVasfiingfgp 4v? ssufn nail Cssrptu Daifr Farm-, & PMsfowey with an optional log-burning, in, save on vacations and walking distance ii available HSffhJ lum Fri^if and ErEC^'ff Pjplbop Arf lorn brick fireplace and look out holidays now, and know nghf ts Wggeong Ra Wm fen fe 5un" SOu'f Jf *¥4' »O iliding glass doon. There is a OB Bi 71 **ir fo W go SOOT? OT SI ffi tg Rl hal^bath and utility room on in Toms River, Lakewood and ahead will be! 52? Eiil ioutti apil preteed lii ijrje¥i« WY?k^ 4«^iyf rhpr .,gf,f .f '"^^i^ North Jersey. this level and an optional 1,4,S Bedrooms oversized one or two car To reach Liberty Glen from Up to 2 1/2 Bathi garage. Pinelled Ree Rooms North Jeney; take the n Vz% Colof-Qoordlnaied Modern Kllehens The Franklin is a bi-level Garden State Parkway South Large Bajemenli MORTQAGiS 2 Car Qariget A Condominium Community AVAILABLi Copptr Plumbing, Oik Flooring .*?* lor Pfopli 45 ind Ovtr 7 All Community Improysmiriii THE /MANCINI COMPANY Juil 45 MINUTIS FROM MANHATTAN Rt, 72 & Meadow Road Step up to New jersty's Finest Home Values In last growing Manahawkin.N.J, Middltsfx County, Near ichools, shopping, parks, recreational areas VlLWGE and transportation, close to tviry amenity you could want, and it's Condominiums the ideal area for yuur family. The location is lovely, lively — in the (601)187-1776 ivy-colored elegance of New jersey's college community. Drive out today visit your dream home. , . " .-.',. • 1 btdroom i d*n • 3 story 1tadroom k Dtn Silas oilloi spin 7 days i wiek: Mon,, Wad,, Pri. 10 a.m. to dusk, Model Phone- 201/356-1065 or 463=0800 Olhir days 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ex- OHLD CHARM-inoorporated with modern eon- cellent linancing to qualified Models open daily a, Sunday 12-s (except Thursday) struction techniques are dominant throughout the Can- buyers. Sales Agent: jacobson, Goldfarb & Tanzman Associates iwbui y , idlitjd^Diijgl r —=- _ 4424444— — Indiadi n HHili l road, Toms River, The home features four bidrooms, two and one-half bathi, 0 shaped kitchen den Two Fine Communities by A4A Construction Co. and two-itory entry. , SALLY IKE ROAD BRIOKTOWN, N, J,

^Hitbertsville exit to Rt, 54?. Right on Rt, 549. then right at Texaco Station over Pkwy, to Lanes Mill Rd, (first lift turn). Left on Lanes Mill '' Rd, bearing left it fork onto Sally Ike Rd, ind Sutten Village, Op.n dally.11 te J. ckwd Tina, 4, Wad, lists Tudor style 4SI-BM . Landmark Conitruction & of Dover Heights, a ouitom pevelopment Corp,, developfr home community in Tomi Grand Opening! River, recently unveilid the Canttrbury, a new home model fiiturini ,a Tudor motif. " Four Grand New Model Homes! We Know You'll Fall in Love Accordini to Josh Popkin, president of Landmark, the With One of Our Lovely Communities new model incorporates old Hazlet's Grand New Community! world charm with modern The New, construction techniques. GRAND OPENING Popkin noted, "We've taken Your Grand New Opportunity! the classic Tudor exterior and l built it around a con- Fa»4fcM» ^^.C OAA • /2% Mortgages! temporary floorplan designed Village Green to provide total efficiency as r rom 9Hl0p99V IO%Caih Down to Qualified Buycri! PARKWOOD LOCATED IN THE BOROUGH OF well as an elegant appeal." Marc Heights is located on the last Railroad"Station. And there are lots of busts The home, includes within ESTATES [WKTilONO BRANCH really beautiful piece of wooded, rolling going, too. So the New York commute Is a the base purchase price, land In Hazlet Township. breeze. We're also close to schools, shop- . WALL TOWNSHIP Custom Homes Westinghi lse continuous clean oven and range with At Marc Heights, you're within easy ping and everything else you want to be ON /.ACRE WOODED LOTS at a Price You Can Afford hood, wood kitchen cabinets walking distance from the Pennsylvania close to. MODELS FROM . 4 BEDROOM COLONIALS with full height mica backsplashes around coun- TWAIN MARC DT HIGH MARC DEN MARCH 3 bedrooms, 114 balhs HALL MARC Priced ters, choice of carpet or- 4 bedrooms, 2V3 balhs 3 bodrooms, 2 balhs 4 bodroomi, 2W bathi From... hardwood floors and lots of •55,99Q *56,990 larger than one-third acre. RANCHES-COLONIAL-BI-LEVELS Also featured In the Can- Ifffl. terbury are 314. baths with 8 y2% MORTGAGES 814% MORTGAGES colorful ceramic tiles and built-in vanities with cultured 10% DOWN To Qualified Buyers 10% DOWN To Qualified Buyers marble tops, four bedrooms OIRICTIONti Oardtn stilt parkway utrni to nit 10), tail on Rt. M , R0OU 14 to Eatontolwn Clrcla (or Rt, 35 to Clrclt) around Clrcla to Wall St. including walk in closet and . _.._ ._ ... , tpHttlAV. Riant on wall appr'oii. 1 mil. ti iB|| PISM Ro>|) Turn r| h) sitting area off the master l Vldaga Cr«n Modalt approx Dydi. bedroom, ,"U" shaped kit- OPEN 7 DAYS chen, den andtwo story entrv Stanley C'Clayton, Realtor 1-5 P.M. is ope" to Open Weekends 1-5 P.M. Samuel £Fromldn Go., Una. SENDFOR Weekdays by Appointment , FREE BROCHURE thohe: 5287600 '•: ' BUMPER A DEVELOPER ' Phone:870-2414 - A •For eimnpln: at v lull tries ol M5.99O with 10* down psymenl (»4,«M) lor qildllled buyori, wM\iNMmot!aZS^lUiyZato!SSi»ttuI^? ''' mqnllily payments ol »J17 57 M an ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF B 50* plui v.n lor mortgage lh"urM» p?.Ki" ^' T\ ""' •" / ', • ,

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i •» •> f. r^M.-, Thursday, Ociobur 7, 1976 EARTHBOUND Diabetics Citiien unit backs Fried is chosen need swine r*\ 1*1 . L J 1 president of state Many scientists are becoming greatly con- cerned about the overall effect! of oil pollution flu'.u^' Clean Water bond in the public waterways. Oil ii one of the major Cancer Society Dr James A MeA'Nulty, The 1120 million Clean Brian! noted a number of pollutants in [he New Jersey-New York Arthur r Fried, public relations director for preiident of the New Jersey beaches were closey this pas! metropolitan area and is extremely difficult to the Hospital Service Plan of New Jersey (Blue Affiliate of the American Waters bond issue on the Nov J ballot in New Jersey could summer due to alck of suf control under any circumstances Cross!, has been elected the 23rd preiident of Diabetes Association, an fiCienl sewprngfi rlispotnl the American Cancer Society's New Jersey nounned this week that the provide the impetus for up to Often sources of water pollution come from one billion dollars worth of facilities specific places or what are known In water Division Installation of new officers took place ADA re'-nmrnenrts that all In addition to shore areas, recently a! the annual meeting of the division's patient! with diabetes projects, and lower the costs quality talk as "point sources " industries, to benefiting residents a! ihe our entire mlond waterway municipal sewage treatment plants and others Hoard of Trustees m the Sheraton Regal Inn in mpllitus 'eceive t'ie free in system would honefii from Piscalaway fluenfa vaccinr available samp lime, according in Discharges from most of these sources are Robert A Brian!, executive such projects, he added covered under permits issued by federal or Fried, who succeeds S John Quattrone of under thp National Since more than Slfto million Immunization program Dr, director of Concerned Cilirens state environmental agencies Trenton, served as chairman of the 1970 Cancer f«r noun Water of the funrt« would bo directly McA Niiitv stated that In most cases those agencies can have a Crusade, The statewide fund-raising drive allocated to programs patient" 1. ith ,iiiibe!"» con The volunteer group nf fairly good idea of what is being discharged by collected IZJIH.OOn in contrihutions-the throughout ihp Stale, the >lai an pn which would produce only a visable sheen, " is Piscataway, treasurer. Charles J Petrics of prnfpvwir nf Medicine and 1 1 lerpnsp of this magmiude limited !o amounts which will not affect the Toms River, assistant treasurer; Mrs Robert (•hi.-f i.( the nmbele' Clinir- at Thp bond msue cou ' frep a numbpi of needed water would creaip and sustain more laste nf fishes, or is limited to amounts which ARTHUR C, FRIED J Renfrew of Moorestown, secretary; Joseph the rnviersiiv Hospital of the than 10.000 jobs dir»ctly, and >: supply iin-t waste >-aier *ould not produce a serious effect on the biota diminished or eliminated The development of F Buckley of Snmerviile, assistant secretary; ™ ,lo"ii>v Medical Krhnol another To.pon jobs wouM be Irving F, Slurm of Roselle, counsel; and j, «nsi>rf 'in recommendations treatment programs now Some of the above are extremely difficult expressways, railroads, and industrial com. stalled due lo lack nf intol provided in mippK aoH «up parametprs to measure and as a result plexes along waterways has necessitated the Leonard Hornstein of Jersey City and John 0, of ihe F'lhiic Education r»>ri areas GUfillan III of Morristown, associate counsels Commntee of the ADA Dr funding said Brian! prpvious limitations on oil pollution have construction of bulkheads and artificial em The Federal Government With our unemployment simply not worked well However, another bankment! As a result, polluted water from Fried, a Westfield town councilman and McA' Nulls said the estimated and welfare rolls a! almost 150 one HHhetir in S'»u covers up to 75 percent of the significant reason exists- the constant trickle highways, parking loti and other "hard" preiidint of the Westfield Chamber of Com. ™t<- of qualifying projects ipe-ord highs ihis is a key nf nil and gasoline into the nation'! waterways surfaces run largely unfiltered into rivers merce, is a veteran volunteer of the American consideration, Briani con Minus The remaining JS perceni is from what are known as "non point sources," The scale of the problem is illustrated by the Cancer Society In recent years he has been a now falling on local towns, hnued Beyond that, it is just Nonpoin! sources are !hose places pollution member of the Stale Division Board of Trustees All diabetics should following example: during a one-inch rainfall, eounliesnr utility regions The plain good business "New comes from that you can! quite pu! your finger and previously served in several key positions JULIAN BREAM, luttnlit and gultarlit, rpCpiVP the vnrrine except 780 gallons of water runs off a 1,200 square foot Clean Waters Bond Issue, if Jersey jus! sold a multi on-those places adjoining our lakes and rivers with the Union County Unit of Ihe ACS will appear in concert oi the lugant those aliergir in eggs parking lot That 1,200 square feet is an area passed, would pay up to eight million-dollar bond issue at where, for example, rainfall rinses clean a Immunization nf diabetic large enough to park just four cars Fried is a former Union County Freeholder, G, Wllklni ThtatrB on ths eompyi al percent of the total costs nf 5 34 percent one of the lowest highway, or airport runway, or parking lot children is recommended, but This source of pollution is particularly hard served as secretary of the New Jersey Welfare Kaon ColitgB, Union, Monday, Oct. IS, such programs, and thus Likes rates in recent hiaoirv across continues down a drain and directly into a therp is risk nf side effects to control or measure because it is so disper Council, treasurer of the Union County Welfare at i p.m. Tlcktti, at $3, may bt one third of the cost off itw 'he nation waterway. All the accumulated petroleum on «"ch as fever and nausea sed. In addition to oil, this water is laden with Board and was on the Advisory Council of the obtained by mall, in core of Special hacks of local residents The positive benefits of our that surface is in thai rainfall runoff dirt, salts, gasoline, chemicals and other toxic New Jersey Rehabilitation Committee, He was Conetrt,' Muiie DeportrnBnf of K»an Pregnant diabetics should Clean Waters program, in co-chairman of the Weitfield Hospital Building he immunized the vaccine In a natural system, the rivfrbank. pollutants. Goiieft, or by calling 5272108. terms of jobs, generating Asphalted surfaces, then, are a wolf in Campaign and was active in the March of Checks should bt made out to the poses no harm In (he linhnrn 11)1 It tt\VI \|) dollars within the State's Dimes and United Fund drives. He is a member hahy " and detoxification function, Theie fllten help sheep's clothing as far as pollution ii con- Koan College Student OrgoniMtlon I \>\ TO I'l.U economy, aiding our resort to screen pollutants before they can enter the cemed. Keep this in mind as your community of the Martin-Wallberg Post, American Legion, "Diabetics should receive areas and providing health and a member of the New Jersey Press , Inc. and be aeeompanitd by a the bivalent influenza vaccine , JISI IMIONK water. When these natural systems are developi and choices are being made regarding stamped, leif-eddrMied •nvelope. benefits for our millions of disrupted by man, their effectiveneM Is designs for land utilization. Asiociation, which contains both the A- residents, ihould encourage New Jersey 76 (swine virus) 4sk tor Ad Taker ins she tt'll Help you with a Result the support of every con- and the A-Victorii 75 Itrlins Getter want Ad cerned New jersey voter " Books for kids of influenza virus," Under terms of the bond to be discussed itjui, support would be given Joan Bodger will discuss Is there a spiritual fMh "researching, planning, "Books and Beyond; The acquiring, developing, con- Literary Experience for the basis of health? structing and maintaining Pre-School Child" at a free wattr iupply and waste water public lecture today at 3:06 treatment facilities," for p.m. in Downs Alumni Lounge lu ihis Christian Science Lecture qualifying projects In every at Kean College, How to L "Use Your Spiritual Power" region fo New Jersey. The author has extensive The ei|ht perceni funding BY BARBARA OIX HENDERSON OF LONDON, ENGLAND experience working with would mean lower taxes or children. She was the director lower sewer improvement of the first Htaditart Project 3:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 10 aisesiment costs in all areas in New York State and for the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST reeeivling State aid under the last five years hai been Get Up to 10 Duiand " program, if approved by the program director for a chain electorate. of day care center! in Canada,

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TV set mahogany, iv Ipringflelfl (1 block o« Mountain! —— C107 1 OIRLOUY wantened lull lime Readings of all Kinds, Will help K 10-7 wedgleplliowsi brown slip cover, BjiltlBltl n earn fof r Itgal ofllcll t work program, For beginners, advanced 1 screen, eieetrlc tutreiw m Ave. bet. Nelson i. Ihunpike), alecf brown, rug, gola 9 • ii JJJ AfHIT In food testing laboratory Centact the Personnel bring back your happiness k Oriental rug, type eases, lamps, 4 KITCHEN chain, upholsteredsered,, H I graduate Good Igr mature Light typing and tilt-phone iklllt health. Also help In business, profnslehals. Any style In guitar aqua, very good cond 140,033, CalCll l 4941 No mparlanct rtfluirta Call Mr Department lor Interview by professional Instructor I « ,. B ins dinette set w.swlvel chairs, with person GARDEN STATE LAB, appointment SJ1J4S4, marriage i troubles, SatHfattlo n gooa misc. Don't miu It 10.7 399 Sfuyvesanf Ave , Irvlngton Krlcnman IN 1700 for appt guaranteed, 44 Central Ave,, East Don Rlccl Lentlne,687-5773 OlSHWASHiR days man, *m i it Rii-ii-i I'/iYRi.GOLD -— —— R 109 um. RgOi-Orlentai (J) Wi, (1) 9» R10 7 I IS; ii)l'l"«io*4". Blue with white HOMEWORK LIKI NEW. 1175 OARAOl SALI: Sat &. Sun , Ott K10.7 SAINT BARNABAS 4 4010AFTIHiP MANURI FOR lALIalso Rich background Excellent Cona, «4- AVON Earn money from home. Make BIBLE WISE PUZHES « 9th »• iOth, 96, al Jl Cottage Lane, Farm TOP Soli, 115.75. THII IMA OINBAN BWVBAR your own hours. Send stamped self MEDICAL CENTER QUIHiS, i new tx»k by Milt • —— — K 10 7 Springfleia (off Melsel Aval MONTH ONLY — ~ " R10.7 ITH NO II ELS I jddressed envelope to: Old Short MINI Rd,, Hsmmer Includes rlddlrt. match, DOUSMJOY swimming pool, 15 « Antiques, ciothlns, fwrniture, CHISTNUTFARMi mas.peautliul NATIONAL 11, Box 219, Linden, Livingston, N.J, 07019 up), hidden words, Who Am I, 4, Inwall SKImmer, Vt MB motor, appliances, Biui ion more )7Si41J 1 TIER piamc lite shield! !81), j' m.. flpurescenf lights (a), vlnti Sail new tor NumBer Pltase, mlx-upf, Fill Ms- sand filter, ladder & vacuym call Beosonoblt -• -^ _ _ It II u Av "'dt " in.andmortpuiilts whichglvea 687 5274 — R 109 MATTRESS area: M7-1i84, Rahway HOST-HOiTIil.Part tlmi wealth of Bible Informotlon In tun SECRETARIES W/STENO to take form. Send 79 cents to: OARAOl lALl-Thur, Frl,, k area; 174.1280. Linden area: ui poiltlon,avallabli 11.JP.M. Apply 1VIRY THURIBAV PLIA BOX SPRING mi, Elizabeth 8. Union area: JJ3- at MeDONALD's, Route jj" 1 BAKIR BOOK HOU5I, 1019 Sat,, Oet. 7, 1, 9, 93, 7 rooms of Double, Used. You pick up In HA 10.7 DICTAPHONE OPERATORS Wealthy ft,, Grand Raplai, MARKIT. 10 AM, S P.M., furniture, toys, appliance!, bosks, Hoboken. Cheap, SICIMI eves, SLINOERLANB DRUM IET ] 4MO, Maplewood area; 7J1.7J00, Michiga A Ui Wesley Church Hall, 5053 etc. 37 Brant Pi, Irv, 0708. Michigan 41104, HA (O.JQ,S ana weeKends, pieces, + extras, Iictilent Summit irMi 171 — — K lOfl Woodbrldge Ave,, Efllson K107 condition. HOUI1KIIP1R_J dayi per KEYPUNCH 129, (Befween Pora k Amboy Aves.) —MATTRESIII— —, faetory MreiecttA 10.1j3 THIBAPlUTlCMASSAai OARAOl IALI; Sat. s. Sun,, Oct. MATTRESIII, faetory reiectt Dtllers call 7M*U)2. 9,10th, lOi, Furniture, clothing I. trem O4,tl leading Manufactur, K10 7 Call today to rtglittr tor By isipirlenetd Maiia|t ANOTHER ORiAT ONE I H.9 terse , IO4tB N, lPar ladk St.i , EasMt Orangef ; MORREEPif" limporary aiilgnmtnti right niar Thtraplsl, Call for appt,, 67441J7, miic. 3 Medbnurne Ave,, SOFA. Louis ISth crystal scones, BOOKKEEPE lor R10.71 Fr!., 8, sat., Oct. I,», «A,M. . 4 Irvington. open 9-9; alia MS Welt Prent St., your homi. P.M. St, Joseph's PNC Church, malniield. mirrors, Coraey book end! k |ewal Immediatexperienceed rsoopeninn tog worK In • IRBWOOD lor S«U — R 10 9 tax, oads k ends ]7].j8ia small oftlce. Fulull charge PI all HOUSEWIVES cor, lith Ave,, k Bastern Rkwy, leasonea oak, experienced person to — R10 9 financiasmalncl ioftll recorde Flds l hka reportingrepotrtingi . iarn 14 to U per hour. Telephone 241-6011 Antiques 7 irvlngton, Breeatiivery GARAGE SALE: Household Salararry commensurate with work at Home, Pick your own R107 3796041. Items, furniture, books, USED BOOK SALE Oct 1 81 peieeriencerie e . ApplAppl y In persoperson or call noun. Can eves, Mr. Marino mi BABY lumltura, complete set, 1 10 30 appliances, Oct. 9th, 10 4 93 Hard covtri t, paperbacks In all KELLY GIRL Pratgo carriages, playpen, ear MapH Ave,, Springfield. m categories Incl Smarlcane k R 107.1 AOIv 01 Kelly Services seat, etc, )76.itti after/P.M. PLIAMICT. MINI-CYCLE collectible! Children's dept Only R 10 9 Frl, Oct a, 15 All Boob Sets HURRY IN RoitllBShopBlniCinter R io-7. RAIN OR SHIN! have your next OARAOl SALE: Sat, & Sun,, Oct. like new Thi Mill At Short Hills SI4B Rarltan Rd garage tale at Rockaway Indoor 9:30 1, weekdays, 10 1 30 JOBSGALORE Open at Noon BEDROOM lei , solid oak, twin FleaMkf. on Rte, 4#, bet, Denville 9 k 10, 104, 90 Sheridan St., SUMMIT COLLiSI CLUB, 10A Rosalie beds, dresser, chest of drawers, Irvington, (off Chancellor Ave,) 1170 Aubrey SI , Summit (on Morris Ml Rates No fee Equal Opportunity imploytr Luncheon.coffet Shop k Dover, open Thurs, k Frl,, 139; Dinner nlte table. Like new, get. iiit Sat, k Jun., (0.7, Space for HI " K 10.9 Ave, (near Clba Gelgyl Tel 873 K 10910-9-1 Shoravailablt k elon g immediatelterm assignmenty fors R 107,\ dinette set . 3 chairs, iliim CASTRO SOFA-BED eoM/y\UNITY dealers mitflt, or 671-MW. GREEN HOU5E !' I 7' Leon To. secretaries wlth-wlfhout steno, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — • K 10-5 _ Z 10 9 K 10 9 typists, elerktypiifs. Keypunch still In canons. SIM Retail 1210. $50 BOOKKEEPER Parsonage HIM Rd. BEDROOM set, 5 pes maple, twin Call eves. 3743345. irvlngton ana. Dependable operators, Register today' work SECRETARY «, Hartshorn Dr. beds, matching chests, & nlte FLEA MARK6T k crafts show Can 37s 3161 atterap.m mature n individuaana.l Dependablte fill ei tomorrow. R 10 9 dlvenllledindividua bookkeepinl gt e poiltlofill ni - Z 10-77 table. Kenmore Zlg Zag console Sun,, Oct, 10th, 10 A.M. . s P.M. HA 10 7 Butles Includd bookkeepine A-P 4 gA-i poiltlo" bannk PART TIME sewing machine, Precort stereo Center playground. Civic Square, OUITAR—new with cose, never MINK scarl, pastel, 3 tklns. Like reconciliations, payroll, I, GOOD typing 8. steno skills TEEN-AGERS, find lobs by receiver, 5 speakers, BSR Irvlngton, dealers call 375-4130 or used, originally $190, sacrifice new J50 Wrought iron record required. Some experleoce running want Ads. Call 6847700 McDonald 8 track tape player. 763- 991 4O9S. Refreshments k baked 1135. Call 376 5730 eves, k stands a, book stand %1 ea Child's preparation of all tax reports. answering, busy telephone. now I goods available. weekends. Minimum ol 5 yean experience 547 Bloom!Hid Av,. rocker » 245-7195 Work schedule S:«-S P.M. K 10 9 z 10 9 R 10-9 desired. Said relume k salary Bloomfleld 7411914 Mon., Tuts. J. Frl., or AAon., requirements In confidence to — — K 10-7.1 Class §o« 4091, Suburban Thurs. I. Frl. Must be available KITCHEN HiLP.yvapted Men.. for additional days If Publishing Corp., 1J91 Stuyvesant necessary, and able to work lull ting during vacation periods. Salary commensurate „»„ _JS and SFK\ 11ES DIRECTORY K 10,9-1 with skills and experience. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT These Experts Are As Near As Your Telephone INGS SUPER MARKET, INC Appliance Repairs 21A Electric Repairs Home Imprwuments SO Masoni) 63 Odd lobs LAST CALL » CHANCE I 163SHAWAVE. IRVINGTON I emonstrate name brand toys for KILJON ILICTRIC Lie, number hrlstrr«.Malrtup»*l,0&No 923-9660 | ««, lully Insured, no lob too big, RBPLACBMBNT WINDOWS ALL MASONRY-SUPS, THUCKINO EXPERT PIANO TUNINO ,nri3Tm». man* upro *i,uuu , no •ILL AMATO 7O1-U7-11M "¥ou cell—We Haul" Attics, ellverlng k no collection. Apply 9. no job tee small, a4197i5. White Anodlied aluminum-^?! iiaiwaiki, ivaterproollnt. Self ANDREPAIRINS SIC*ET*RY-ln MIMburn Law KH.J7 ismenti, garages cleaned, WILLIA O , YMCA, 395 Main St., orange, ofllet, mp. In real ntate pral,, but 1 i 1 1 appliance, lurnlture moving, no IJ. Alter Sat,, 9-11 call 17S.48M, will train. Steno req. Salary • STARLITI ffi,^ lnle.!aW Afa.mPpI |ob too small, FREE est. cheap commensurate with exp. Call J7f, S. Grlndllnger Electric -electrical Initallatlon, ana fepafr. W<^4 Rt.,.10 JOHNNICA1TRO SERVICE JAAiON CONTRACTOR R10-1S-M est lishe i Quality rated work, copper wire All types of masonry work, steps, com p«nHi offers used exclusively. Lie, NO, 441 concrete, plastering, patios 1 opppportunity y loor 22 Ind 233-8888 PLUMIINUlHIATINa have aimsntfrtfaimsntfrtfNN initiative _ repairs, etc, free esi; 1 expert KILA-t-f K 1.117 designing. VI KM Repairs, remodeling, vlolaflons.l leadership. Excellent salary plui iroomi, kltchenj, hot water Incentive benuisl, Outstanding JIM ELECTRIC Residential a, commercial Wiring, RlO-lMe ^jllers, steam k hot wafer fringe benefits, intenilve a yr. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC' 64 sysfemi. Modern sewer cleaning, training program. Opportunity far MAJOR APPLfANCiS RBPAII also Carrier room alreondltloner Mo¥in| & Sloraji ebmmereie! k_ residence. Call menagemeni altar successful fild ALL BRANDS, LOW RATES sams. Call M8-6S19 days, eves, m. Herb Trlefler, ES 8-WM. ex>erlenceVcilexperience. Calll 171.110JM-IIOO0 for mechanic UNIVERSITY VAN LINIS. All M personanal Interview with•- To" m """- Kt.f-37 types of moving,Freeeaf.yVe move ichlrmsr. ELEeTRICAL-100 ampere single Items. i7i.S070 bet, 9-1S A,M, THOMAS PAINTiNB CO, K 10-28-1 j m Buildlni Mitariils 24 service on the avtrage, i family M1I83I Int. «.EKI. paid *"* Call J.A.H. Electric '' 'Ml - R 1HH4 80 years Mperlence, 1 SSitfl™ R 10-9-1 house. ny. Call anytime FASHIER M/F OliTRIiUTOR-Mfg. wood Full lima TBMP windows, aoors, trim, Tiardware, - KT.f.17 Insulation 54 PALHUT Facllltltiopm to general puWleet MOVING L.L.PAINTINO RooflnttSldinj HIGH RATIS jlMflcraplngS Wiling 42 substantial savings. Open •LOWN In wooaFlbar Insulation, Local a. Lang Distance interior k Exterior. Reasonable DIVISION OF T.R.W. CO. TEMPORARY JOBS wsikaays to S p.m. fat, to nOon, Free Bstlmates rates, Expert workmanship, Free lave 40 pet, on fuel cost. Keep heat MINU ROOHNO CO, lng IN fcnolfe OUT. New or old houses. Insured estimates. M7.14M, "INSTANT WORK" SILRITI MILL WORK (Keep us moving and you save) R 10-3141 Si roof repairs, Leaders CLERICAL D!CT.TYP,.TYPISTS BLDS. SUPPLY CORP, Call Paul Brown, Ouaranfeed !• Jnsyi Sil Rahway Ave., Union •_ BOH 9,4,07,^, PAUL'S M&MAAOViNGl estimates, call 379 4197 FILE CLERK SECYS KEYPUNCH 1925 VauxhallRd.,Union IM-7S Car necessary, Iarn U to Si par BKPRS. SWITCHID Kitchin Cibintti MI-77M The Placs To btgln., nsur* Caipentry, SS " t-144, ALL-STATE RTOFING Calltl|.0|10 Rtl.M 687-3157 QUICK ,,,ll Kemper, one of the n KITCHINCAIINITS SHORTLINE MOVERS . 00/-3I3/ iervlet e world's leading Insurance R 10-7-1 SMALL JOBS Sold 8, Installed, Old cabinets Packing k Storage. Appliancn e BUTCH BOV PAINTS companies. We have an resurfaeed with Formica, moving. Specializing In pia 1 •amlly outside painted |»S.,3 . Illiing in all «» roofoft! and Immediate opening for a lull MEDICAL TYPIST Formica counter taps, moving. 34 hour service. 48£72 1375., i U7J. k us Rooms, Ms. gutters. Fully iinsuredm , time file dirk for Alpha and 1 sit - a good root. hallways, stores «5. I up. Also Z r f 78 Numeric system! . No BIOMEDICAL Warehouse M-F needed KITCHEN CABINETS MILLER'S MOVINO painting trim, windows I, detrl. experience necessary. You'll K 10.81-87 WILLIAM H.Vpi" Must have car. I'set, tops, bottom cal Raaionable rates. Local, long Carpentry, roofing, gutters a, looflng.Sealn anroyi good iilary; excellent eARPiNTiR-eoNTnAcTOR distance, Shore specials, insured: leaden, very rNsonAle, Free person with good typing skill! ! ree estimates, 841.1891, estimates, Free and a knowledge of blomedica Additions, Kitchens k bath K 10-81.48 terminology in Healtt STANDBY PERSONNEL imodillng. All fvaet — R 10.81-M Fully Insured, 173. 3rffm«B..r.t. .-- R TFil Registration department ai F S Furniture Repairs leading pharmaceu leSie,mi9 41? 45 DOLLY MADISON, Kitchen., TEMPORARY PERMANENT Kt.f.87 factory showroom, Rt, 1], Florida Specialist raTlr- FURNITURE POLISHINO SARPINTiR CONTRACTOR Springfield.—Kitchan—desigd.Kitchan n 437 Chestnut St., Union SIJA'A) NO, ANT|QU» —wilrail **g,gh' , car 5'iins, Agency Philadelphia litre "exposition Department of Health, regulations, almost Woo applicainrs (or about and BUSINESS S 19" month security Call 371 Mil •OO WOflSIS " It • 3 It Snark ~—— - - - I 10! 97 celebrating the Centennial of Recreation and Welfare as 80 percent! have juecPMfully completed the Kean acting dean IS. ana VAiLSBgRO (Upperl I btdrpom • li , il,5i k DIRECTORY loss I 109'* Q| ipaiirnnifs snfl American Independence are well as a number nf genemiis first phase of training given by the Rutgers • • ••• Mart «! S'' homes, all areas, AM prices apartment, elevator building, University Cooparative Extension Service in The board of trustees of Kean College has can Bin ".It THIRR encellent iscatlon. Available Del on Bicentennial exhibit al the private collector!. 5J4 J Carpet 4 Rup I Cell 37) sm Prinripais only conjunction with DEP Pprindif rpfreRdher confirmed the appointment of Patrick Ippollto 10 7 IS BUS XPER New Jersey State Museum, The State Museum, a O RENI BKR _—t 10 9 «7 courses are required of Livingston as acting dean of itudenti for the Pets, Dogs, Ctts HO ns im WIST ORANOE West State sired, Trenton. division of the New Jersey 1 » KARPETKARE ? 10 7 e? S^j reems, heat ii h paid. George Beyer, supervisor nf DEP's Office of current academic year, Carpets 1 igjs «team c'eanea m nice location, IMS The exhibition titled Department of Education, is yOur hgrne with newest ste*,.,e* LANBLOROI HOME RBNtALS "Centennial in Review: New open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Pesliejde Control, said thai through proper Ippolito, a member of the class of 1J62 of weeks eld, riggse trained to a good fsss free esl males can ¥v« ten help you rent your vacant MO apartments to desirable tenant!, W4.4U] training pesticides can be prevented from home. 17* 7161 1 Jersey at tht 1B7B Celebration Monday through Friday and Kcan (then Newark State Colitis), war an ~ R 10 9 )i 311.8668 «re»nid bv oretM '*"" •' •"* 11079? H 10 2|)( cost to you Brpk»' of American Independence" from I lo 5 p m weekends nnd entering the food chain and the environment assistant principal and elemmtary teacher in DOG OCiBiiNfi 10 'essen TIM! MALTY 19MBI Apartments Wintid 91 will continue through Jan 16 most holidays There is nn He said applicator are taught plant and Ihe ParsippanyTroy Hills School District from (PufSSSlf • IM • f • Ki VV » 1T f i E L D 30 •—^= 7 In 7 ?? ft njtfS' ' '. '">" '"( • Ff.s iLIIABETN animal pesticide tolerances, spray liming with «• !»1 iUSINBSS COUPLE, 3 sons, 14 t, The Centennial objects, oharge for ndrnission 1982 through 1865 He joined the coll- OLD CEILINGS MADE NIW * Westminster arpg, 1 & 2 ogdreom 30, need i room apt Prefer to respect to weather conditions, as well ai the SlFI. twauillui i«ve on he»iing bill! 3B#rtments, i" modern garden supply own heal Cull «ft«r ipu many of them from the Stite egi's Division of Field Servicea in !98S and BRITTANY SPANIEl PUPSdl SeawnsBl" rpiiable H4RBIB compiM neat not wa'er f. gas 374BJ4S Museum's own collections, proper time of year and number of days before five years later became an asiistant to th« AKC Reg,5ipfea shots 8, wormefl CEILINGS, can it\ 3M0 or 8(6 Supplied Fffi B*risin0 Sep iupt —— — HA 109 91 will include pottery, harvest for safe application. president Since 1972 he has been on the staff of e M .nr" igF hunting or sh^* mi SS3 Newam 4ue 4 ROOM APAHTMINT FOR 3 Solar idea raeasonahiy prices ...... - . J in to) RBTIRED WOMBN CALL MRS glaslwgre, natural history The training should also be beneficial 10 the the dr>an of students, most recently as associate Evss )|3 1171 MILLIIDE WOLFF 474 7969 ipecimens, furniture, dean, --^ MA 10 f 16 2 tsmily ttsturins } rooms & Bath —— — 210.14,98 contest set SllIBIAN HUSKY pupi } malei. on 1st Moor, i roams 4 bath en 3f1d WORKING couai* letklng 4 room guidebook!, quilts and Therapy program set copper & fthiie. Blue #y#| REAL ESTATE! (Isor, separate oss hot water apartment, Oood r«terenee» photographs Ippolito it a docotraj candidate In the Soleal fhilmplRB sirfd heating units, 3 zsr garage, rtssonsbie rent and Philosophical Foundations Department of M7 101? aiummum siding Built in 1961 7«1 J143 Of special interest are a j by PSE&G for stutterers by Kcan ———— H 10J.16 ASK ing Jii.wo Rutgers University, He it memb«rihip ——— — I 10791 "baieball vase" and two bustj | TRAISIOS RIALTOBS S37 95O5 Plans for a solar energy A therapy program for children and adults chairman of the New Jerjey Chapter of the Houses For Salt .. .- ,. 1 10 9 98 IINIOR CITIIiN [11 wishes 3 of Cleopatra (one being rooms unfurnished, elevator home applicition competition, who stutter will bi offered at Keen College, IRVINGTON exhibited for the first time) National Association of Student PerfOnntl iUIABITH ATTHaCTiVi 3', J, 21,., room gardtn apt, Splld,, westfieid or open to all nth grade students Union. The program consists of individual apartments fiievator building, Sumrnit area, 4I4-4JS3 designed by Iiaac Broome for Administrators, Elmers Section, large 2 family, 1st ntar bus lines Call 399.4658 or 371 — — • 110-99I in its service territory, has therapy supplemented by group counieling floor I rooms & bath, !nd floor i SEEKING two bedroom the Otl & Brewer Co, Alio He is married to the former D, Ann Huber, ~\T rooms wi baths, full basement, MM been announced by the Public under the direction of Dr. Joyce C. Heller. —— — I iO9,?7 apartment or houie to rent. included will be a iroup of LIONIL TRAINS-Pay it least $300 full attic, 3 car garage w largt let Vicinity ipringfield, Union Write Service Electric and Gas Co, For further inforamtion, readers may con- They are the parents of two children: Per dftaiis eentaet IRVIN6T0N p.L. Toner 1 ea lor tnomes No JOi, 1(1, ?, « Modfrh 3 fOgm garden apt., A-C, * • -'" r, 4ji» Loi Pellj glvd: objects from Rutgers College, tact the clinic secretary at 527-2318- Christopher, seven and Meridith, foul . E, 5344 fgp prices paid lor arty 30J, Los Angeles, Ca, The contest is being con- •ram-, 461 J«F O'Donnell Agency aoovt Irs. Oen. Hosp. Sept. " 90037. a 1,600 pound anvil made by ducted by PSEiiG'i com- ^IHMIIIMII JIII uiuiitii ntmrr 111 im IIIJ 11 nrj in arl« Place, NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS Candoi, Salt or Rent Also survived by itveral niecii IRVINOTON 104 Angelo LoRusso of Bricktown, irvlngton, on Monday, thence to It ROSELLE solar project muit be limited ana nephewi, The funeral jervice Joseph LoRusso of Covins, Calif., Leo's Chureh, where a Mass was This newspaper does ngt ROIV 1100, 3 Bedroom » rm. apt., in a family, above CONDOMINIUM Hsuil, four wal held at me McCRACKiN lalvatore LOSUIIO of Union and o«»rea, Knowingly «te«i Help wjntM oaiemtnt, iiundry, yard, carBtt SsnfordAve.; avail, Nov. 1. Adult! rooms, in Beautiful Rossmoor Battery G to no more than four 1m inch FUNiRAL HOMi. 1100 Morrli : the late William LoRusso, also ads tram tmplev&rs i@v§r§d by HOMB RENTALS " IKR only, Write Class,, io« 40M, eo Vlliagi, loeat»d o!f Ixlt IA, N.J, by 11 inch pages. A schematic Ave., Union, on F rlday Interment IM Pair uibor siina«rss Act M0 «44J)j iuBuroan puoiiihlng, 1J91 TurnpIHe, Very reawnattle prle», Hollywood Memorial Park, lurvlved by tws loylno STATON-Rey. William F,, rector which applies !e smeleymfcnt In • — E 10-79* Ityyvtiant Ave,, Union. In a very beautiful erwironnMnt. drawing or skitch of the granddaugnters. Funeral was held of St. Luke's Eplicopal Churot, sntersiste ssmffijtrii, It nsey I .(OSELLfc PARK —I _ — 1107.97 reunion set design or application is from tha'R'AV'MON'D FyNERAL union, on Oct. 1, Iffirhuibind of offer lessthaMhi legal rnlnlroym I OiO. PATON ASSOC. IRVINOTON Can num. . Veterans of Battery G, DI oiil'—iNee sehlilmbfitaS, on CiNTiR, jjj sanetorfl Ave. •un ce L, Tunw_r, father of RoNrt *SSB f$3.0Q an hsgr tor thai* iltChwtnutSt, 2 room apartment 8, Bath, sil — 107.104 required gnd li to be included Oct. S, 1976, Jolephins, formerly of (yallsbyrgyallsyrg) onn Frlaayaay, , funerafunerall , ill, William F, Jr. and Mary L. covered prior teFibryjfy 1,1?«, utilities supplied; private Vaiisburg, beleved wifi of the late Mass ifif, Joseph's ChurchChurch, aton, pfother ot waiter F, and and Si S3 Sn heyr tor newly Roseilepn. 241.i»* Office Space tot Rent 112 Coaital Artillery, which in the four-page limit,, Iniermtni Bate of Heaven HvepedifT,giByees) erfflil to pay — '— 2 10.7.96 entrance. Nov.T. 371M11, Charles "and devoted mother of rs, Caroline Lelang, alio 1 served in the South Pacific Entries must bt postmarked Judge Chariu R, Olsiii of Upper Cemetery, survlvea by four grandchildren. the applicant overtime SHORT HILLS ___— UNION This newspaper dOel not IRVINOTOM 400.100 10, FT. PANILIB, during World War II, wijl hold no later than Nov. IB and Saddle River, Mfs, Dorothy oeCHIPlNTI-On Tueiday, Sept. Friends may call . at Th* »rww|nily Mc«t Help WsnfM ] room apartment. !i#0. AvaliatJie IT PLOOH-..'OK., ituyvesanf Avt their annual reunion at the Ferrora 01 Mt. Olive and Mildred 11, ports (Lentjl of nt Bi.ren Ave,, Me CRACKiN '"FUNERAL ads that Indicate § prefercflgc UNIQUE CGMMPOfURV Immeaiitily, see Jypt. IJ01 location; A.c, Inoividuii heat mailed to Public Service Frlno "of idlson and (liter of Union, NJ. The fun.eraL will _be HOMI,"1500 Morrii Avt" Union, hssed Oh age from £mp!oyeri AReHITBCTURAL IT¥Li. Clinton Av». control, private lavatory. Call 417, Robin Hood Inn in Clifton on Nleholai and Louis SehlllmBraca. eondueted from Thi MeCRACKBN Sunday, Oet, ) frem 7.1 P.M. covered By the 4ot Lovely L spaeloui with vaulted Electric and On Co,, P.O.Mrs, Elvira eiampi, rVlrl, flora FUNERAL* HOMB, 1500 Morrll Service In Si, Luke'i IplKepal Discrimination in ImpleymWf __ l io»f7 4447, »rM . iPM. Saturday, Nov. 15, ceilings, pegged floors, ttone Box 570, Newark 07101, In care Osnato and Delia Ouarlglia, also Aye,, UnlonLon Friday, Oct. 1 at Churen, Washlngten end ehMtngt ici contatt the United itaies fireplace in family room, 3 IRVINOTON '— ZlO-7-ll! Battery G, an anti-aircraft nine Brlndchlldrtn and two great, 9; IS A.M. Funeral mass at it, Ms, Union, Monday, Oct. 4 at 11 Labor pepartmefit's Ipeai SHIce bedrooms, cedar siding, many 3 room modern aptrtrnent, luliy of Solar Energy Competition, grandchildren, Funeral w«i held AM, cremation nrlvatt. In lieu ef !er more fnformgtjen. dtcoratu, wall to wall carpeting, ln»wtfnilH Prapgrty 118 Michael! Church, illiaboth It 10 sMress IS. delightful features, 1130,000, unit composed mainly of men Winners will be notified by from the RAYMOND FUNiRAL A.M. Interment St. Oertruae'i flowers, th* family requests Newly listed I IVBS; Beverly 37*. heat ?- not water supplied, If CiNTlR, Ml Sandfora Ave. denstiens to canterbury cathedral lie eruo St., RHm in, Temple PI., (oil Chancellor Avt.) HILUSIOI from New York and Niw Ctmetery, eolonia Nladrk, N.J. , or Tflieftsni IMJior Harvey, 467.If 19. Realtor!. mail by Die. 15. (Vallsburgi, on Wednesday, Restoration Fund, Canterbury, 372.1789- 4 family, i rm, »pts, Askinj Jersey, was activated at Funeral Mass It, JosipH'l Church, Ing, US 1111 or US.11)], 159,100, Ixeeilent finincino PELOSI-Nlcholas, of Bayvliie, *. IU,T,T, Camp Davis, N.C., in July 1941 last Orange, Interment Holy NJ,, on Oet," I, 1574, beloved availabii. For details can Sepulchre Ceniiiery, husbana of Angelina M, Gamin, TORLUCCI-Elsle Irbi, of RVlNOTQN—i lovely fooms • 1st Oorciyea Agcy,, Ml Chestnut St., and itrved until deactivated Summit, on Tuesday, Sept. JI, floor, ww earpetinj, i!3I mo, Roseile, S41.344J State Museum father of Fredrvineent, Nicholas Adults only, good neighborhood, in 1944, and Mrs, Carmella Tine, brother of 1976, wife ef the lite Vincent 37JJMJ or 37)6710. ZlO-Mll DOBBLESTONE-On Oct. 1, 1974, Mrs. Laura auarrolla, Mrs. Louise James Torluccl, mother ef Mrs. ERRORS 110-7-f > HORTH RBALTY * INV. CO. Mill Anyone wiihlng further energy exhibit' Frances (needeRaay), of Nev»irk, Mereurlg and Miss Ida Peiosi, also Lorraine M, Xolkifh, stsMr of SomeTimes thiy happen in SPRINGFIELD IRVINOTON wife of thee latltee RicharRichd survived by nine prandchlldren Lillian and < Josephlni Irbs, J large roomi, heat 1 hot water informationT about the reunion ipiti Sf a!! sur efforts tg be MBCKIiT 4WH.R aiTT|Um p.g3T lervlcej ^ash i ' '~' """*"• '••" .**a.*>w.s "Undirstanding. Energy; MfiiMfiieitonit ! gear frienfidd Off JohJhn and five griBt.Branaehllartn. Thi grandmother ef Robert J., Gory j. acegpate O^FSO SPRINGFIiLDAVI luppiied, inquire 4J Chester Aye., SfffSH c'n ths Action team, I may calljohn Donktriloot at Shanley, Mrs, Ruth Miiters> Mr», funeral was eonduetia from Thi and Brian M, Lomifh, greal iP YOUR SD MAS AN ilLEVILTO ii BUILT Irvlngton. ys4.#4uu day or night. Theory and Practice," an Marie Beonorfiou, Mr, and Mr», MeCRACKEN FUN1RAL HOMi, grandmother of Mlaiaei Loiklfh, ER iOR pleas§ eili Max lerotl Broker 110-9 »7 I io.711i \ 385-0809. exhibition that, examines Edward Shanley) and Mr. and1100 Morris Ave,, union on IunfS!f«rn SMITH ANB SMITH immedlil^ly Suburban IRVINOTON Mrs. Orten, Relatives and frlenfll Tuesday. int»rrn«nt Hollyweoj (SUBURBAN), 41S Morrli Av»,, 401 Colonial Av .Union MS 8347 J «. ] room apartments in choiet usual and unusual sources of Sprlngllela, en Saturday. Publishing Corp eannQI b§ I 10 9 94 121 attended the funer»| from The Memorial Park, Union. Am»rlM respnnsible for trrari afttr upper iryington area, sirs,. MJO. FUN1RAL HOMi OF JAMiS P. Lodge 256 P8.AM conducted Relatives and friends attended. 5PRINOFIBLD New tibrnel kitchen, new power, discusses the ad- TtJfment ante of H.aven the first iisut ef COMB TO AUPIRN COUNTRY 'Bovary' tale CAFPRlY_l,iON,!» uyofls Avi,, services Monday, publication appliances, decorated throughout, vantages and disadvantages corner of park pi., Irvfngten, on , PRICE DROPPID immaculate building. Can ]7j. rOR SOMETHING EXTRA Attractive J bedroom split on SI ft INHOWBLLTWP. of each, and spiGUlatM on Monaay, thence to St. Patrick'! FUOLIA-On Saturaay, Sept, as, Call 686-7700 lot, central air, patio with gas grill on Public TV Pro.ealhfdral where the Punertl 1976, Santo L,, of tW Abiraten TRUPFO—Rs»e Ann I., ef To make corrections Now asking lower SlO's 110.14.97 READCARBPULLY possible future application, in Mm was offered. Rd,, Union, NJ,, beloved husband Valliburd. devoied daughter of Transferred owner can move IRVINOTON Ouitive Flaubart's of Bllle iWanagaltls), devottd 1 In addition lo the niaf 4 BR cape the Main Galleries of the .New MlehBil jnd Joier"lephln" e (ne' e quickly s§t tod»yl S rooms, 2nd f loop, S family hsys», Csd in moveln eonditten AND the "Midame Bovery," which Lather oC Oavld, Deborah, •loved iliter of heat & hot water iupBlled, Avail Jersey State Museum, Well OIMRA—Frank, on Tutsaiv, Illiabeth ana Judith, brothtr of J N«v, 1»1. Rent 1300. sgmmer house with electricity, eyitave trulpe if telltvilit an._d REMLINGER storor m wlavywlndavyll & hhot t wwaterr shockid 19th Century French State street, Trenton, It will Sept. !l, l?7i, age M years, 61 Larry Pgglla and Mrs, Connie Join in our REALTOR CONTACT RBALTY, INC, Realtor irvlngton, hutgsna of the latt rVllchili Truppo at home, Funeral 37S3319 17J.U76 situateittdd on a llarg e fullfly fenced lot, riadirs, will be priientad In Mllandro. The funeral servlciwas Z 10 7 M this super pacKagt Includes a continue through Fib, 20, Josephine Oemrsi brother af Mrs. hsia on Tuesday at thi iattii Mill Hi-Centennial SPRINGFIELD 1 10797 four parts on "Masterpiece Magdalena Wlicek, Relallvej and Community Moravian Church, IRVINGTON sepirate let ((Imoit an acre! thst Working models, r Ave, (Vallsburg), en Celebration... can be sold of kept for horMS or Theatr«" bBginning on Lrlinaii also members Of Fur Liberty Avenue, Union, Intirment r!day. USJLLAML 4 rooms 1st fioor, MOO plus utilities photographs^ diHgrflin^ and Druwra Union, N«w York City, SiiiMjmaMaiBti Deep 30]Q0 ft. lot with madernlterJ 4 =S5gti~itwrwuriiatHinwnw u , Kttcahn hABitrnrt 'J ii , r attehdftr the lurtirai from eontrliiufiyn nnnnnv b» mnrle ttn fh» Cemetery. Bedroo._Broonrcol9nT«lm , J modern baths itne- Mtmorlil Puna of Ihe churchchurh. a. mod 'Hitehen with breatMlast Z 105.97 HORSE OWNERS NiW Jersey Public Television Mtrationi combine to show Friends callelldd att ThThe TURNBR-Msrwet litlllf (UN room. InM'i. Don't miss it. gvij- IRVINOTON Your search ii overl This Is what Channels 50 and M. Avt.i Irvliigtsnon'Prldiy, MeCRACKIN FUNBRAL HOMB, Wadi), on mtiWi SfBt. Hi Wfc the Qraci, #73m, or Bertha, US. S bedroom garden apartment, near you'vt betn looking for—A csiy 3 how man's ingenuity hij 1500 Morris Ave., Union, on «g« n yaari, of Mum wanei, wift 5415. Realtors center. A-f, control heat, parking, BR Bungalow (with expansion The second part of ths play, helped him to obtain power MlliCH—Auauit H,, on Monday, Monday, o(th« late Cyril D. Turner, mother """ »"•——• Mis + seeurlfv. attic! situated on 4 acres Of Oet, *, \m, orgnlpn, N,J„ Beloyrt which was condemned for its hUSBand ol Helen Relchardt • ••-•••- •-'- Elesnor Tgrnlr, OAKRIDGEREALTY 376-4822 agrlcultural-wnffl land in Howell from fossil fueli, windi, tides, RAPFO-Harold Steyen, at Twp. Plenty of room for yowr portrait of a young adultress, Hulsch, devoted lather of Robert I 372 Morris Av,,5pfl«, the sun, geothermal activity r. Hilwh, rtthir.in.iaw of Carsiyn Houiton, Texai, an Sunday, Sept, itrnberi of ttii Flnt „ — —" z 10.7.94 horses, thureptrty can bi divided will be presented Oct. IB, also 26, 1976, of irvingten, beloved III jour Want 111. A h st su di 4 it desired, fh*potentTal Isterrlticl and atomic fission and fusion. H«!ieh, 'brother o! Mri, A/tinht« rllt Sclintllt, Mopuwood, UNION -' 'f' ! P Gduch and Mrs, Ulltle Krsuledles, husbana of derofhy M, fnee Coll For Detail)I at 9 p.m. Litwltl), divotefl father «( Mri, 4 room colonial plus heated front IW.M0 arandlather of Robert August ana • • .porch, «lum. siding, electric Richard Charles HeUch. Relatives Cheryl U, eeergt, Cynthia Ann and FOR WUNBRAU, Wl .,, kitchen, 3 bedrmi,, dining rm., 11M M Automobiles for Sid 126 Wayne St»y«n Ratfo, son of Avi,, IrvlniMp, sn- Thurijiy, mvTNOTON "• ' WANTED; UAROB FAMILY and friindli also members ol tht Adds only 4 lines living rm, .Seller flying to S raom apartment, Ind floor, J Stamp show set First Conoreootlonal Christian Matilda ana ths late Pomlnlck interment In ilmweed Cemtltry, to your ad but it- California, retiring, leaving family house, heat & hot water That isves country living to fill this 1IM BUICK, ! door, ' (, standard etiureh "of Irvlngton ani St," Rafto, brother M Erwln Rollo, New Bruntwlck, »¥*rything, Frie» Include! ill jyjjjiired. Adults only. No pets, IJ], unique colonial home on over 3 shift. s«,c»o miles, ,»r!ei ISSO, Stephen's Evangelical Church sf grandfather ef sina Merit furniture, appliances, TV, mower, acres. All Klna-slitd rsoml-LR, fV\UST SiLL, 9M.1I71. for next Sunday Irvliiflten anf Si. Sttoh»n'» Caulba, Relatives and friends VILLANO-On Wednesday, Sept Adds a lot to tools, etc. Occupaney FiB, 1, 1977, OR, Kitenw, Family room with Evanoellcal Church of Newark, attended the funeral from The n, 1974, Michael, of 2139 Ba'imJra • brlcktlrepl»ce,5 BR/i, 3','j both! 8, A stamp and coin show and or earlier. Per quick sale, fM.OM IRV.UNION UNI FO^D Mtvorlck, 4 dr., art kindly Invited to attend the HAEBERl-E 8. IARTH HOMI Avo., Union, N.J,, bilevtd your readership. firm. frinelBali only, iurrtft Jr. a multltudt of superb custom trans, 4 eyi., PS, 81,00 FOR.. fUNpRALS, W\ Clinton husbsnd of thi late Angelina Jroom jardenapartment. A-C, lit extras, in an agricultural jonM •ale will be held Sunday, Oct. Hiili Icfloor area, VVrlte Class., WA|allNovlsteli9W4W» 0. Call 545-6435 bot. 4 & 10 lOLONIAL Ave,, irvington, «n Wednesday, (VIICO), dewttd lather ef,. Call your "Ad-vigor at 80*4081, c< SuBUrban Publishing aria, boasts an tTectrlcally fencM Kio W, at the Ramada Inn, Garden Pine A thence' te it, l.«e'l Church, lasi Ituyvesgnt Ave., Union,. area for horses & many flni shaae •cornecrnerr eff vawhafVagxhili M, Irvlngfen, for a Funeral Mass. } 686.7700 frees. WH'Mp&e'eyl., 1 lifer tnilnt, State Parkway Exit 135, Union. Thursday..„ , Oet. 1, at UNToiT " TON (Upperj 3 room!, You Must !ae it I agio, 41,000 mlln, excellent cond., Clark, iponiprid by th*J.M.Jnternnnft Inin "PPalria „„,,i , READ-tin Wedneidsy, Sept. 22, heat _ hP„»t . wate, r suppiltd, Snd |re»| buy, niMlt stii, ii»n, caii £S>jjt»ry, Contributions may bo 7 room split level, 14 yeari young, C«ntrai JerSjy g^p Bn(j If7i, Wllhelmlni (Stocklnger! of *•••**•••#* 1 bedroomSi 2VS bifhs, S carfloor, priva'tIvatoi h...,.,„.„„«„,homi, Ayaflabl»* uv pet., , m«dr» ta thi Flrit Conartiaflomngrtiatfon l Fayetftville, Ark,, formerly of garage, central A-c, by owner, liorNoy, l. lecurlty, i7].ptl]. Coin Exehanp, , rvlnglon a Long Valley, N.J., belovad'wlfeof * Now „. 1 "llo'7'.»7 g! lKen!i"M^.lfflfe=5liearctiur S -niy.Pf lee IB.M0, call UI4 PLYMOUTM-iutO iJK, The show mil be open from ef Newark. Cyril T, Read, devoted mother of • Your "WANT AD" ctn be UPPER IRVINOTON Ueslle q,, Robert V., Raymrmd and i room modern opsrlment, R«,HH orioriginag l milemileagage 52,052, 0 . Beit efftrfalefftr.. ffalall after I1»I M a 10 a.m, to 4130 p,m,; ad, Harold Read, also survived by n bullnesl eoupit preferred, or 1 HA "«*i» mission and parking are free, • grandchildren. The igneral servlee child. «a +utilities, call; i was held att SMtelanSMteland Memerlal NiW LISTING FOJ mo ifi t "STAR w MAPLiwooD - .!:_.. mope informationi ;.par.park ChChWll,:WWll,:.. KeniKenilworthl , Sn fun«reell ,,urvie* end-lnt«rm> Young raised ranch, Impeccable MendayMda , FFriendFidr ss calcallelled aatt The eondltlen, * bedroomi, m oaths, 6 roomi in I family home, newly reaaeri may call Larry wera herhrd.ad t Reitland Mi •*••-*•-*•••"*• rMteorated, ijsi, supply own Coolln, MCCR4CKIKINN FFUNENERARRAL MMOMIO , Cark, - ArriMimtntArr i b large bright Nf.Jn. kitchen, tormsl Liibowitz at aBi-iBsi, ISM Morriis Av»A , Ui dining roam, den All sverslied Union, AND.,"SMITAND H . ^UB rooms, 2 ear giragei well l "75 MOB • rUH, -AJIrVFrWradlO. Sprlngtmd. manicured propurty freshly ,* 1'l DNISTiR ' 10,000 mlUs, 1 swntr, IIKe ntw, ILLyi-AAgneg j I. (Bee Vagale), 1 STRUCK" Realtor « Thursdaayy, Sept, JO, Iffl, ef deeortted, move right In, Lew Vicition Rentals muit stii, 37<.7t4i w m-ym, • Jewish heritage Bricktown jiOiln e«tra .ttsntion lor yourii. taxei. Csnvinlant location. 124 Bricktown,, N.J., formerly of t&RAISOClATIRBAUtORS If74 CHEVROLEVROLBT MontVi eCtrl" IrvlnotonIlt , beloved wifwife ef JameJ s ^tlajiliiid ..id by iiklni your* HamlltonianApIl, W(rrenvlll# Rd, excellent cond.:ond.; 27,0027.000 mllMmile!. A-CAC, P, Rillly,. sister of Catherine H. jJ"Ad.yiHr" to place a star it* i7f'777 : l It BeundbrMk Rd., near Route 28; LAK6 NAOMI tor be PBS topic Tjne »«, st.r. can t* (rftridj - I10.y.»4 Ski Chtlet, available for winter "I.^A* »t»reo I traeK, and thi'iafe Charlti F. viggle. Studio apt,, 3V, room and i room ec m-ntt, , RelatiRelativev s and frlrndr i attendtattendtii th yk\n Mine, 4.|lne or .lint jn.74 UNION liactminrt! l s, j bedrooms, from uatsn, minutes tscamelback, Big • "L'Chaim-To Lih," aft S AWLONI FLOOR "HA10-9-H6 funeral from HHAIBIRLHAIBIRLA II ! ^tSmu samijlM Natni^i •«"«.T Mjj » Newly d»cor»t«d, air SARTM. HOME .FOR IR BricricKk »bungalo» w j rooms, 2 conjltlepmi, Inelydtlrtoklnfl gai, hUtorida! documentiry lawlte SARTM. HOME .FOFOR FUNIRFUNI A bedroorni „,»„ , 1 Autos Wanted >• 129 HUOENBRUCH-Arthur, on fjll Cilnfol n Avi.Avi , IrvlatenIrvlnat , * ^Hill's the M]f 1 yp edoorni, mod. . tilt kitchen, hut & hot water, swimming tse — -..... ——- — / Z 10-WM eelibrating thi Jewish , Lee'r dining large expansion area, Muded, on-jlts parking. Call 94S- Frtnay.Oefj-1, W#,«f Unlen/N.J,, Menday, thenea to sf, *tiiss(fitii id with 14-line itirl dining anl t requIrM fist sale. PMpli Btltl their will to illr. beloved husband ol ' Elsie Churchhurch, Irvlngtsn, for a FuneraF l Chang p Wll,er|n lypt; In Arfl, 27," Any y((8r, make or model, highest MaisMais, interment in GateoGateoff Heaven Twould look: Z LowIIO's, , _ % 10.30W pricnpsid, Call 7i1.4U3. day. 177, vivi, including the flraitiono f RaiaflvM and tritndi a— emetiry WHITE RBALTV, Realtor M1.4M0 MOJRI|TWI>MOJRI|TWI,, (MORRISTOWMi(MORRSTOWMi, -»09..«VM, , .-•. ' „••-'-„ urn state of Israel, will be funeral jervlco at H/ 1, % 3 bedroobedroom luxuryluxury, A-CAC, Kt.|.ltt garttn Aoartminfs, F«ol, MM us,. I^RTH "COLONIAL' aired on (few J*"W PubUo Plni Av*i, terner §f Vainnaii no., ^HOUSEHOLD IT1MI 4" N.Y.e, bus, trains, SS9-MJT, Taking applications, HIGHEST PRICES PAID Tileviiion on Sunday, Oot, 10, Unlen, on •Monday. Intirmtnt jiewelfv, tnflre conllnli sfi .. .jhk." at 4 p,m, on Ch»nnils*so and Hollywood Memorial Park. • , ^-rwuie.'N, S. Sal,, %m South ^ UNION It.f.»7 rVitomobllBforSile ttrjunk,tawlrtB. Cali (irl,r , Local dutance Jjlde AVI., union ^ REDUCED (5000 ROSELLB lit 58, ..•.,...;,.• •• ;i",;. KRIWOS-Joseph, of 533 6, iriit^randihlld. Thi fyniral ... aXPANDBBCAPU 1 bedroom Ills month, great 232-2350. Second Avt,, Retell*, , en 1 2 laroeoedroom, full h, age Wcatlon, . THB HONDA. •ViRYTNlNO The 1974. Ameriqan S(pttmtataF, 10. ,1976, biIBVM conducted" fr^roio h Tht '.M f it Two-line star ' kitchei largfBictroamsn w.fllning area, ful,l livinbathg, reolargwe HOMIRINTALS iri hUlbandef Anna King!, Mvettd IRACKI.._ N ,tmt .UNBRAL"HO«T wfirepiac«i.l«l6ueledpbreh'«n'tikitchen w-d1-'-- -—" •••••--' t l nJngTrfUm fithir* ,«f - •••—•" —'--•- . ,_iioo. . MerrirAvi,Merrtr A-..,. unf .„ llri 1 large bedrooms 6Wl«r^SI, producepoduced by Harold .Wilrwarjl fFriday rlday., Thii Fynir«Fynir«l-Maii'itl " ' It, ^ if Four-llnisfir > w.firtplac* ,.._ MIIMit sf AnyMdy ( hullni" ROSfiLLI PARK Ma yer fof Wr Women'iAmeHean , J«m«'imil« CChureh,h • : SprlnofUld. REGULAR GAS) and th* LO thn lntjrmint[termini i,6«i ef H(iv PricM Car I th UsA ORT (Orianiiatioh for ^ flf SiK-iine star •'* g^i5yswf»ni CWnittry, lait Htnovw, N.J. '^-Jfy* SBROTA BrlOKiB4H1 BehaWUtatioti I 0**4 eontcpntiini i „, t, To Mtl.i Your Ad ]

Thuriday, October 7, 1976 $100,000grant FUNNYSiDE-; awarded to state Stress caused by crowding is studied Bicentennial unit: for Project AIAA obligation to vote The New Jenoy Stitt Council on 1IH> Ails Experiments urge people: relax under pressure announced Ihii week thai it hai received u legacy of the past 1100,009 iram from *e United Sialei Office of "Relax try to forget about people ... get as booth was four feel by four feel, with four plies not so much (a crowded living at it does tn The people of New Jeney were called upon Education for continuation of its Project AIM comfortable as you can ... Just ill there and get small, iirmh'Ks chain in two facing rows such situations as subways, eli'-nlois Ihis week lo "fulfill the obligation presented to tArts-ln-Motioni. This is the third consecutive a feeling for yourself and the space you are in Four volunteers sat under these crowded Chriltinas shopping at Mary s and that unrf nf them by our founding father! 200 yean ago" by year the council has competitively sough! and start paying attention to your breathing conditions for one-half hour at a time What thing." said Dr Epitein registering to vote end casting ballots In the been awarded this grant. The Unlled Sim™ see how your breath flow* in and out happened wps observed in two ways It was Thus far the e«p»Hmi.ni« h»v» »hm™ „ fJov 2 election Office of Education selects only 11 sinir-s ,j» What you have just read are random ex observed hy filming through a window and number of things At itj monthly meeting, the New Jersey nually to receive these funds eerpis from a tape recording by Dm Yakov M stress was measured by «n especially designed It is pretty ql»ar that crowding is stressful Bicentennial Commission unanimously pawed The grant will enable the couneii to continue Epstein and Robert Karlin of the piychology machine for men and for women, bus they cope dif « resolution urging broad public participation its placement of professional artists in schools department at the University College division The machine, a skin conductance recorder, ferently with the stress Men's bodies are miich in Ihe election as "appropriate recognition of throughout the slate, aiding it in iponmrinii of Jiytgers University. The tape plays a major measure psyeho.phvtlokigie«! arousal under mor« rigid; they d" eve^'hlng they «» •• ''MS historic B«centenni?l era Inter-cultural classes, workshops, lecture role in one of a series of experiments over the stressful conditions A recording electrode is nuiiid looking upset ['ommiBsior member Milford A Vieser dimonslralions and p(ir|nrmjinrm< hi inpma c)| Insl several years designed in large pan f •ittached to one of Ihe subject*' middle fingers Crowding of this sort is often str"Mfui asserted that IN noting turnout* in the New artists in the schools Mrsuade people to relax under pressure to monitor electrical changes in the skin These Overcrowding makes people l«« tolerant Jersey primary in June and the recent New Over the past two years lhi> number ol TIM (hi Olrbjgi with you. To do this, Dr Epstein, associate professor changes are then recorded on the machine. of frustrating conditions York primary were "not distinguished " He componinls ihe council has been able 10 offer and director of the project, and hii colleagum, The investigators acknowledged that there is People have spatii! prefer»nees The in noted that 28 per cent of the rigiiltratian voted has grown considerably This year Projivi Dr John R Alelln. assijtant prflfessor a! «nme question as to whether the conditions they vestigators cited an article by Edward Hill in New Jersey and only between 15 and ?0 per AIM is able in offer visual iirts iprinl-niiikiii|t. Nobel winner talk Douglass College, Dr. Karlin, assistant set up were really stressful but added that s which staled that Middle Eastern People stand rent voted in N'w York d«"«pite acMve well much closer to each other than dr) Western mural projects, environmental design an-i professor at University College, and Gregory "limber of studies showed they were pUblicl?eH !' e Kitnmrial rf*nt<**i*c in hftth flrehiieeiurei, crafts, children's theatre slated by Exxon "Nicosia, n doctoral candMali?, set up ex The kind of crowding we gre studying ap people when they tslk or negotiate In their own parties creative dramatics, poetry crealive wrMing pefiments in inHupp stress in volunteer mib experiments the researcher" founri thai The commission pomteH nut itmt only a f«iw Dr Stanford Moore of Rockefeller Univer |i>CtS: crowding is more stressful for people whose film rnakingviden, and eance muvemi-ni The sity, a 1975 Nobel Prize winner for his research days remain before the Oct 4 deiidhne tn program is oriented toward encouraging New Over the past several years, Rr. Epstein's normal spatial preference is to keep other* at » '"gister far the general election on proteins, will be the featured speaker at a Advertising club distance than for people who ™nv in mn Jersey youth to develop (heir individual dinner meeting of the Exxon Research Club group and other researchers around the The commission noted thai voters «h|| choose country have been studying the efforts of airess versalion at eloie range creative abilities under imper! guidance next Wednesday at Welly's Tavern on the Hill, a president, all members nf the House of caused by crowding to honor Werblln The investigators also found that a real regardless nf background or eeonnmii' status Watchung Representatives and many members of the David A "Sonny " Werblin chairman of the problem arises under stressful conditions in the Communities will again be selected on ,1 "Currehl methodology in protein chemistry In the experiments at Rutgers, people were US Senate In New jeney, the Commission competitive basij. The criteria for selection are asked to sit in groups of four in a tiny booth. The New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority, has minds of those who are under stress as to lust added, voters will "II county end municipal is leading to a deeper understanding of the h»n selected as the Outstanding Citizen of IBTS how much control yog have over yogr n\ based both on receptivity in ihr ark nnri molecular basis of catalysip by enzymes I will significant progress toward rnrial l'v the Advertising Club of New Jersey vironmenl when you are being crowded r'lbhc policy illustrate my subject with examples drawn Werblin will he the guest of honor at the the school system from research experiments, Dr Moore said Concert Oct. 24 Thil, the investigators said, is probably the The resolution stated organization's annual award luncheon, biggwl single reason for feeling stress In other Once school districts urc designated nl Dr. Moore was awarded the Nobel Prize for The power of the people tn determine their Project AIM program recipients, the Art-. Thursday, Ocl 21, at noon, in the Grand words, you begin tn wonder whether you ran own destinies and select their leaders through his development of a fraction collector for will open series Ballroom of the Robert Treat Hotel, according Council funds and coordinates ihe residencies isolating the 20 amino acids in most proteins 1 the nghl to vote is one nf the most precious Fairleigh Dickinson University's 1976-77 to tin announcement this week hy Boyd (' Does all this have any practical application' and community projects for two months In each The meeting will begin with cocktails at 530 legacies left "> n« hy our foimHini fathers sw Great Artis! Series will open at 4 p.m Sunday, Roche, president of the club Very much so It ranges from designing school Local school officials will he able to p.m., followed by a buffet dinner at 8:30 p m years Bgo Oct 14, with a concert by the New York Pro A distinguished panel of New jersey buildings, apartments and subways choose any three of the six disciplines nffered and Dr Moore's presentation at 7:30 p m Only by a massive turnout nl the polls on Visual arts, crafts, drama, dancr-ninvemrnt Arte Orchestra, conducted by Raffael Adler businessmen served on the selection committee 'staggering seats so thai people wont be so Nov 2. the commission stated, can the ptople poetry-creative writing, or film and video The program will he at the Orrie de Nooyer under the chairmanship of Duane E. Minard close to each other) to calming the apparently of New Jersey keep faith with the founding Auditorium, 200 H(cktmsacli ave . Paeken Jr . president of the Hospital Service Plan of large number of people who feel they are under fathers and provide a memorable beginning tn Dr. Daniel heads sack. New Jersey Included were Robert A Beck, stress when riding in atrplarns the third century of our national history Courses to begin Other programs in the Great Artist Series at president of Prudential Insurance Co ; Samuel This could be done, Dr Epstein said, through state education unit Orrie de Nooyer will be the Gregg Smith M Kenney Jr., president of Union Camp Corp ; the uie of specially designed relaxation tapes Singers, 4 p.m. Nov. 21; pianist gtaffan Seheja, Paul F, Richardson, vice-chairman of Sea- played over airplane headsets USID CARS DON'T DIE the, lust fraSt away SMI Dr. Carter A. Daniel of East Orange has been yours with a low cost Want M C«M M4 770O in Jewish studies appointed executive director of the New Jersey 4 p~rn, Jan, 30, and the American Symphony Land Services and chairman of the board of the "R«lax ... try to forge! about people ... gel as The Adult School of Jewish Studies, spon- Association of Colleges and Universities, Dr, Orchestra, conducted by Kazuyoshi Akiyama, New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, and comfortable as you can sored by the Jewish Education Association of Earle Clifford, president of the association, with Beverly Somach as violin soloist, 8pm W Paul Stillman, chairman of the boards of Metropolitan New Jersey and several local announced this week, March 20. First National Stale Bank of New Jersey and congregations, will start its sixth year on Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co, Stamp edible Dr, Daniel, former professor and ad- The series will close with Maria Benitez and Monday evening,' Oct. 18, That round purple stamp on ministrator at Upsala College, comes to the her flamenco troupe in a program in the Werblin is serving his leeond term as Sidney E. Leiwant, JEA president, and Mrs. heel. veal and lamb is the I" S association from the State University of N»w gymnasium at Fairleigh Dickinson's chairman of the Sports 4 Exposition Authority, Robert Max, adult education chairman of the approval stamp, made with an DISCOUNT ' York at Plattsburgh, where he was assistant to Rutherford campus at 8 p.m. April 17 having been appointed to the post in 1971 by JEA, said sessions this year will be held at edible vegetable nil and need the president. He has also served one year each Ticket infarmition is ayailible by sending a former Governor William Cahill and reap- Congregation Beth El, 122 Irvington ave.. South not he removed at Kuwait University and the University of self.addressed, stamped envelope to the pointed by Governor Brendan T. Byrne In 1975 Orange, REFRESHMENTS Tripoli in Libya, He holds a Ph.D. in English Fairleigh Dickinson Great Artist Concert Under his guidance and direction, the sports SOLAR QLAKES? Ceunes to be offered include "The Book of from the University of Virginia and an MB.A. Series. 171 Montrosi ave., Rutherford 07070, complex in East Rutherford hai been WASHINGTON-NASA'S Deuteronomy," "The Life Style Of The Jew," from Rutgers University. developed. The complex includes the newly- GEIGER'S Cider and Cider Doughnuts "One Hundred Years Of Zionism" and opened Meadowlands Racetrack, which will Orbiting Solar Obiervatory.fl bpg&iii DiiCSuni (Of SfQsn!/8Mans Serve 1QO people Ctflpf "Medieval Biblical Commentators," There will NJACU is the only organization which FRIDAY DEADLINE has picked up evidence there represents all sectors of the New Jersey higher feature both thoroughbred and harness racing, also be claises in Hebrew, A feature started Ail ittms oihirihan spot ntws should and the 7B,000-seat Giants Stadium, Future may be somethin akin to education community. More than 40 in- Call 231-M44 lo Bltee mam last year and to be continued this year will be bt In our office by noon on Friday. plans Include an aquarium, a nature walk and a seismic or earthquake activity two Yiddish classes. stitutions belong to the group, which monitors at work on the sun statewide developments pertinent to higher theme park Registration will be held on Monday, Qct li, education. at 7:45 p.m. at Congregation Beth El, South Orange, One may also register by calling the Fete greets My Neighbors JIA office at 678-7550, Bike-a-thontoaid cook book A public reception and Putnam publishes dystrophy group autograph party for Dorothea Sigma Kappa Phi sorority at Mean College, Connolly and her "Fireside Rothweiler novel Union, will sponsor a bike-a-thon Sunday, Kitchen Cookbook" will be "The Serauoui Southpaw," by Piul R, Roth- starting at 10 a.m., on tha Ktan campus for the held at New Jersey Public weiltr, a novel about the first female to break benefit of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Television's Trenton studioi into major league baseball, is how on sale it The cyclists, of all ages, will be sponsored by on Thursday and Friday, Oct. FLETCHER DMN area bookstores. indlviduali or organizations who agree to pay a 14«nd is, from 9a,m. to 4 p.m. Rothweilir, 45, li a graduate of Jonathan specified amount of money to the MBA for each The hosteis-chef of the DIVISION OF FLETCHER LINCOLN^ffiRClJRY Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and mile ridden. popular series on Early a former 20-year resident of Clark, He does his Sponsor sheets and further information may American cuisine will be in "I'm the village iMpector, writing in the Stewartsville area of western be obtained at the college Student Activities Colonial dreis when ihe Hive you got • building per- YOUR FULL SERVICE DEALER New Jersey. Office or by calling 379-W42. autographi copies of the cook- mit?" A Prudential insurance agtnt by profession, book band on her series. Rottweiler has written 11 novels and is working PBS show Oct. 10 cites Tours of the network's Series to open on a 12th, "Southpaw" was the fifth, originally facilities at 1573 Parkgide written in 1971, then rewritten last year, famous women patriots ave,, Ewing Township, will be with 'Merchant' The book is published by Putnam of New The women who fought for'America's in- given and refreshmenti the Major Theater Series of* York City and has been1 favorably reviewed by dependence are honored in "The Fight to be served, Montelair State College will "Publishers1 Weekly" and thi McNaughton Remembered," to be aired on New Jersey The cookbook may be open its season with one of Book Service, which rente books to libraries. Public Television Channels 80 and 58 on Sun- purchased for 12 a copy or for William Shakespeare's most Most of the first printing of 7,500 hard cover day, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. The show was $1 with a |15 pledge to the popular and controve'rsial volumes has been sold and Rothweiler ii rescheduled from Oct. 3, Friends of New Jersey Public worte, "the Merchant of hopeful of enough orders to Justify a second The program is funded in part by a grant Television, Memberships in Venice," Oct. 20-Ki. printing. Paperback rights also are being from the American Revolution Bicentennial the Friends also entitle The play, set in Renaissance handled by Putnam, Administration, viewers to a year's jub- Italy, is undir the direction of . THE GREAT GT PERFORMER scription to the monthly Dr, DfcriniJ McDonald, I *DATSUN* j program guide, Plan new • Coitunies will be designed by Electronic fuel injection ! AMERICA'S #1 I Bazaar aids Greystone NEED HlLPf PiM th« RI6HT •Joseph Bella and the set by 2B00ee overhead cam engine PIRSON with a Want M, Call M*. John Figola. Ail are faculty ! IMPORT ; to step up A bazaar will be held Oct. 13 will be served from 11 ;30 a.m. Power assist front disc brakes your i and 14 to benefit patiente at to 1:30 p.m. both days. T7M. membtri. hrt Tn bazaar, open to "TO" "Hospital." The= event is public with frie ladmisslon, WT HONDA'S AT 19M PRICES trifoilNow Tull GT instrumentation ForCourBOShi , sponsortd by the Greystone will be h*!d in the hospital'i H«MiiwtrSi Park Association. arts and crafts building. 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i Thursday, October 7, 1976- New jersey Day State Bar project will protect Women attorneys Torfeisiy opens Sunday scheduled Oct. 17 . f n I i, i available to speak Turtle exhibit at Turtle Back at United Nations rights of mentally handicapped to organizations w Jersey Hny i.| Ihc I'N1 Legal righ'snf !hi> mpnlally handicapped will fornipi pil ion's into full I'limnMinity life is the Women attorneys nre nyallflhle to »peal< to 1 1 H'pmlocUMl iiiidcr ii spin'ial p '"' p'"i"'' 'if •>!•• m>« wave of mpnlal health ipfiiim. nnlp« The Turtle Bock Zoo's "»* Tortoifry. n •tllSnrvil'U'P. ! ' iMiinnmmiy groups Ji>w J>r«ry "nr A.sS(H'i"iiiiM lifnmiMrp chairman Mary I. '"aro'l of buildinp housing » VBMPI) of turtlrs from 'led IT attend in 1 hi" si 'c flit (' The N"w Jersey Stale Bar Association's lhal this n|"- around the world, wil' b* officially opened1 The building, which has been complelfly Week. The now program will initinlp legal pwjirk "11 is appropriiiii' Women's Hights Section laid IMa week It can r issisiiin' o in iiiilipnls H( conimiinily Iri'nlr'i»n! •H'timcs thp new wave 'it l>i)n provide speakers 'T business, civic and locia! "imdns wiih ,-i spr-eie! p"< H \d rbbon rebuilt anH renovated, will allow vi"itor* tc Wal!i.r )! = i: -pntprs ?jnd pr'^HUisly in*4!itiitinnali7Pd in Thp prnje.'t will work m = -a < f»immnV at 1 pm m Ihr *' wiilrh thp turtles swim underwater in con nrgHtiiiiilinns Volunteer attorneys 'Minns wh'ch re6ernHie their **aluril habitiM •• vi«1i"-iI*. »l"i ;ifp rpiiiinin^ m i ommiinily hfp 'Ipvplop n 'Tindpl pr-'Urafii ff • 'prpspniing ninjor ar"asof law are available The New JITNOV Dnj pr-ijiriim iiill IH> ht'lii ;ii Ihi- Slulc Miir Asm" liilH'II i ('imimilli.p nn d Ilipntlllly riiBr.hlcH |HM Kirhard Rysn 700 director, >vill priMerl i' Amiinjj the topics are matritnoniil Uw, I ho I mlM MiilHif. lii-i i 7 unitcr Itw iiuspui" nl HisJiils ill Ih" Mpnlalij llani||r'ipp"d will upon I'slalc jilaiiiiing. civil rights Issues, the Equal l\trlleTalk. using live turiles »• pmi . be^ nning <»* rhel ma fanvh uinie n MI> ''HIIII id M HI'I nl II ism gr MM' f'Tr ihi- Pt.,ji-l Adrii'mmi p'ovmion of siirh sor vires Miirpiiii »a' orpnni/pd (wo years ago irf lurtleii' M..,..», ..l.i.l. .,11 .in.! i(. ':.,nH«. I or rii7iil>< 11* HI ing funds n being sough' from the ^InI Identify legal harriers to reitilegnitinn nf ih*' ipsjmhsp lo New Jersey women who wanted 'VI 11 Hiir Associiilion. iuti'laiirnis. ;ind civic ^?ii mentally disabled into normal community life information about their rights and reapan- Scheduled at the zoo s Education Building Free elefltrgnic hearing tests will be qiv w nhsprvn'irps Nfwnrk Riirmilaie elimination of such hnrrieni sihili'ips under ihe law The section's attomeyi HI Rplioni" Hearing A>H «••'> ••••> «(i»-M m n durmg ih" mcntli s>r« a '"helotim im:ture NpetMfir prohlem*; may include such Inpic^s ri^ havo tpiiiipri on issues rnnging from the Equal Ssiturriay, Oct 16 at i p m , H IPCIUTM. Facts Broad Si , Elizabflh service c'ubs :md Mining and housi"^ rfil'-cultics. job ar'l credit Hights Amendment to federal cftdll About the Hog Tur'lf," hy H"herl Zai nalorti, Faetnrv trsinpd henri'ip lit* sjipriiiHsis rtlSi-riitn""'i"" n"'l • M.iif.i.. mr.l U,.,,l, Ipjjishihnn fppikprs plnc(> Prnphffis on p»r H.ssof-lalp cursini of the I'BITI l«!«nH Wll! frr i> II,, .,((,, , , , „,, ,(„, ,,, p,,(,.,,„ ,1,, Counseling unit "•laiirns "nal prnhlpms «s wpll as public issues '/jiological Swifly. Sunday. 'VI 17. n\ '} p m '••sis Thi' M'uff v^ill c'insisl of ^n jii'irney •JICIHI I'rgnnizalHinf intprcsled in obtaining a iinda display of 'urt!r= fro"' around !l <> » rid (VI i\ill fiinmipmiiNiii ihi- ilni >n Anyone who has trouble hearing nr Ufi wiirker, two law students. iv< ™ml • *•.,i< sppiikpi shniilrl urite to th« New Jeriey State including shell and ngg dispbn - •" ' nivrrs^'V nf'hp fnyndn'g n( ih*' ' nilpd ' H'H'f'^ gets accreditation derslandrng. is welcome to have B teat using •"urfents and fBculty aHvisiirs Hat Avmx-iiihnn. \n West State »t Trenton, iiiiftm nnri <«iinriav 'VI 'oil Nnting 'hni I'N Pay i">mi'« •ihorlly tn>fnri' the Uliw elc ironic equipment i" determine (iHiioH. and indicate name, nddress, telephone I'lHriiim dnv. Mnffi'ia'in uiiilml (hi' small. tir K'lui •ilimiiil iinil Vi"-ii|i"i|al Counm Imi! Staff memhers will locale pnionlial clients in his or her particular loss Diagrams miinhpr and nther specifir infnfmHtion aholil i'ndiingpr«cl planpi is lhr«Hleni>H by Heriiiini \ i, ' 07 Mniiiit;uiiv[* " id Millhurti. has consultation wth rommunilj mental health showing how the ear works anH some of it"1 ihr spi'iiluny pngagprrient l&arn'mg disabilities prnhlpms which no niitinn alnnp ran hnndlp MI ;i'?'' Hi'IM( h\ t hr Inlernnli' •rial carp facilities, identify their legal problem", Pauses of hearing loss will he available pollution, hunger, terrorism, and ,i dangerous icH'iiilioii "I i'ihng Scrviri's, and refer clients capable of benefiting from Everyone ihuuld hive a hearing ie§t al Hliiiiglori hi' based nrganiMi'"1" "' traditional legal service" '" n"vl11'' ntinmnv« topic of NJTV special anH vni'ly oxponsivp glohsl iirm» rapp P(tr tl'is les»t nnpji a iear, if tlmfe is nny trouM? at TpH^uMi. ii fpfmm^ri and ^'Tpnglhpnpii t' S *± "{ I ,i "i;i111 Pageant to choose all hMMng lienrly F> en people now Hihe Am'rpws and Bill Bixhy •> ill he hosts on VIIHI In A'npni'a and ihp wiirlri Hi>ffn">nii. Ih, Kiln atii< Vi"';|iiOIial I'nunyi'liri^ hi Hddition lo coordinating diri'i-t se'vices to wenrmg hearing aids, nr those whn have i\ special program entilleiH The Pii77li> iPfi h^, \\i M ,ig;i|nst high the menliilly riiisahle, the striff will conducl I'hairma" of Ihc nahnnnl Campaign for I N n AAiss Teen-Ager been told nothing could be done for them Children' about youngsters with learning Hoforrn. urgH vnirrs and rflnrti(1a(p« to nf fnnnsi' 'ny p'aiMn'p and wa* fmirid worksHrcpe f ? fitinrneve >m fpIsts^H current I hp sis ih annual New Jersey Ngtional Teen- should have « hearing test and find out a how disabilities it B p m Tuesday (Vt 19. on New examine ih(' rlnm- relaiionship cf mjiny i nmiH'li'nl and loliiililc prnfossmnal isHiies Ajjpr I'agpanl will he held at Drew University, 'he Ifliesl methods of hearing correction '•rsey Public Television Channels 51) and ,W dnrnpslif I"SUI>B in ini"rnniinnal nvonts iis (Uipntplp n spcik**sman psplain During the npxt three months, we will he Mnriisim. on June M, 25 and 26 next year. The The free hearing tests will he given at The hour long special mil feaiurf' four tvpes I'nlpss «P plan for |ho fuiurp we may h>> i"( Appr val by 1ACS is alsn dopondcnl upirn seeking additional funding from all available Belione, \\ Brrtad SI , Elizabeth If you can't isf learning disabilities, m»ny of which are fngiilfpri hy n The nhvimis answpr i« ovidoncc of I'liniininng profpssinnal dpvpipp sources," Mrs Parell notes "We will aisii h(i 1'agpant is thp state fina! id thp Miss National gel there call M Imt, and arrange for an extremely difficult to diagnose Many children slrengthpneri iniprnHlinnal institutions anil a fiirnl. as PI] as df'ninnstra'ififi ?»f pvf-pllpnr*'«,( employing our staff, completing arrangements ['•en Ajjer Pageant appointment in the privary "f \ nur f***n uilh Ihesedisabilities are hrighl, although they rpiMigniiinti hv humanity nf its fsspniial unity in i iiiirisiiliiijj porfnrmance with related institutions ami agencies, find (onlcsianis will be judged on scholastic home may be rniglatvlleri as slow or even retarded developing detailed guidelines for the project'' achieveiiipnl leadership, pqise-personalitv and the fan' nf rornniipn Hangers Hnffrtiflnti Thi' Kduciilmnal and \'i)calianal Counseling operation " beauty slated Scr\ u-f is dirprtod hy I)r William A [{iihinfplH and nffers aNsislant'p in sp|{MMiun uf t'ollpgos, Individuals interested in supporting the (ViriteslanLs must he between 13 and 17 years Kolarsick profi'ssiiinal iiml privalu m'hmils. and cafeur Committee on the Rights nf the Mentally nf age as uf Jan. 1, 1977. Applications may bt I'ininsoling II is a pnvato c'minsplin(i conlpr Handicapped may write lo Mary L Parell, in obtained from Mrs Mary Jo Scarborough, 717 heads fete Kean film series sprvinji rhenU'k1 ml all levels care of the New Jersey State Bur Association, Seneca dr, Horseheads, N.Y. 14B45 or by 172 W State street. Trenton, 08B0B calling KI7.5B2.3M7 The Multiple Sclerosis on 'Great Lives' Service Organization of New American Indians jersey will hold its 10th annuiil A film series with the theme "Great Lives" Two Senate candidates ball Saturday. Oct 30. at the begins Tuesday at Kean Cnllege. Union, with Festival cancelled Wayne Manor Fred Kolarsick the showing of "Julius Caesar" starrinji to appear on Public TV of Mountainside has been Marlon Brando The American Indian Festival, originally named co-chairman of the scheduled Oct 16, al the Garden State Arts Three programs to acquaint long special The other filmr annual affair Kolarsick is Center Fund Administrator of the New Jorsrjy New Jersey voters with their Ms. ReUendahl will alsn be 'Joan of Arc" with Ingrid Bergman, Wed- president of the baord of Highway Authority. candidates for United States the host Thursday, ()cI 21. at H neiday; "Ivan the Terrible," Thursday; directors "Advance ticket sales for this program in- Senate will be shown on New pm when "Senatorial "Cromwell," with Alec Guinness, Friday, Oct dicate the festival can not recoup the costs Jersey Public Television Candidate Harrison Williams MSSO of New Jersey 15: "The Rise of Louis XIV," Monday, Oct IB; providii nursing care, tem- budgeted for its presentation," said Week. "We Wednesday, Oct. 20, andTalks With Voters " < THE ALLERTON "Piter I," Tuesday, Oct. 19; "The Scarlet have invited the Indian Festival Committee to Thursday, Oct 21, porary homemaker service, Empress," with Marlene Dietrich, Oct 21. At 10:30 pm on Oct 21. 7he6upola THEORY . , . provide a program of American Indian "Senatorial Candidate physical therapy, "Martin Luther," Oct, 22. New Jersey Public Television p wheelchairs, walkers and culture, music and dance as a part of our free David Norcrosi Talks With will also present "The Stnate FOR SENIOR CITIZENS fund concerts for senior citizens and the lehool invites you to live m the other equipment and owns and All films will be screened in Hutchlmon Hall Voters" will be seen Wed- Candidates," final program in grgnd manner IS tthich operates the Welkind i Room j.100) beginning at 1:40 p.m.. with the children during our 197? season" nesday at 8 pm, on Channels a 15-pari series acquainting ¥6u ¥e been iccuSlOmed 1 Neurological Hospital in exception of "Joan of Arc," which will begin at Thoje who have purchased tickets through SO and 68, The Republican New Jerseyans with the men ,.•. '•• wfi IO she best , '. A i"! •[) roMsider The Cheiter. the only iuch facility :i p.m. the mail or the Feitival Committee may gel from Moorestown will discuss who wish to represent them in . ,jt: i in (he U.S. divoted excluiively refunds by returning their tickets to the box his views and talk with Washington next year •'.,-c"s ,inQ Ail suites ad Each showing will include commentary by a ;•' ill' (jlni individuals Of to the diagnosis, treatment offiei. Box 116, Holmdei, 07733, The box office viewers who call the iiudio on member of the faculty, Admisiion is free and HINT THAT ROOM with a Want •• 'iiyifir Mtn witn kitcien- and rehabilitation of MS will be open between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. today a tollfree hotline, Diane Ad. Only lit per word l/VUn UK1 '••'" I'd ,i*.iii,it)le unlurnishsd open to the public p and tomorrow and It a.m. to4 pm, Saturday. Betiendahl will host the hour- can mnim • j- '.,i i,',hea to suit your own Multiple Sclerosis i» a :'!••• y:fl' !,(5ie Feaiuiefl are diieaie of tht central nervouJ 3 superh meals a day Irom lysttm which afflicts young •• ' ,ci tiid menu maid adults—usually between 20 Catholics to begin study ie'.ce [jianned iiclivities Authorised ihsjlrp gill harbir and beauty '.Hops card & Qime of church effect on state LADY SEIKO SEIKO tnoms libraries delightful Dealer g'senhouse iven a fully New Jersey Catholics will publiih records not only of the siaMM inlnmary ill lor Tax expert soon be giving special at- institutional church and its ine modesi moninty lee [yog tention to their own history agencies but also of individual ELEGANCE! lever buy a ihmgi' Eicellenl STOCK NOW PRICED and ill impact on the state as Caihollci at varioui levels of topping right niarby to be on TV the niwly-eitablished New SO corns make your nlil church involvement, This mrtrsordlntrllv good Jeney Catholic Hiitorieal years the vtfy best years ot Niw Jersey Director of looking watch will your He at Tin: Cupola Taxation Sidney Glasw will Records Commiislon begins a Seton Hall University, South tompKrnillt tvtry woman! wardrobe Though explain the new state Income state-wide project to gather Orange, has been designated jewelers and study material related to as the headquarters of the they look IIKI a million, CORNEA MORRiS 1 srurVESiNT tax on "Jerseyfile" on ihey're priced lor UNIM, M,j. 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