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Over 100 Jam COUHM Meeting Zone Change, DOT Plan Rapped By Lucy Meyer 'without more consideration. uses and no changes could amendment until the full "The signatures show A partner from the be madg. without going for a Council was present. Absent citywide support for tbe More than 100 resident* -Bassett Associates, Robert variance, a costly and time- were: Mrs. Janet Whitman, change, not just the crowded into Council B. Bourne, objected to the consuming process," he Alfred Schretter and Gerald residents effected," said chambers Tuesday night - proposed amendment on the said. Hale. The next Council Edwin Bassler, one of the 8TBA0Y AS SHE GOES—Saburbau CablevitHM'* microwave receive site is shewn at It with protests, one (action reaches the retlftf Overlook liospiul. Tills parabolic antenna, the technical name for the ; ,grounds that a zoning or- The height restriction was meeting is August 29. coordinators. He recom- winning its point on post- - dinance was "a clumsy also objected to by Bourne mended Common Council receive site, will captare the signal, beamed directly from Suburban's master head-end poning an ordinance but • West Orange, makhg H possible far resident. In tbe Summit Area te receive cable ' 4ool" to use to create more as Uniting a building to 650 Signatures make a written statement to Council standing firm first-floor retail space. "We three stories might not be the state DOT against the tetovtsiM service. Suburban win begin service in Summit by August IS. The company is against the recom- Petitions were presented atw serving more than 45.M0 subscribers throughout Kssex. Union and Hudson Counties. have a healthy business feasible economically. He to . the Council with 650 proposed design and mendation of the other, to district, and I think trying to suggested the proposed signing in protest against location. In case the plans send a resolution to the state -change it in this way would change be tabled and the the proposed location of the being considered by the Department of Tran- present problems. The ordinance "not tinkered railroad's substation when DOT, at Council's sportation. proposed ordinance would with". the system is re-electrified. suggestion, failed to Chandler Coddington make many businesses Common Council post- The signers wanted another materialize, the West spoke against tbe ordinance (here now non-conforming poned voting on the site selected (ContfmMd on Paga ?> limiting buildings to three stories in the Central Housing Authority Meets Business District (CBD) and restricting the first floor to retail shops, banning commercial, professional and business offices. Tensions Eased; HUD Funds "I think the proposed ordinance Is too ex- Mrs. Williams Resigns City to Get $355,000 clusionary," he said. He Differences between advise as to the date of her With the announcement Oresdner of the Housing could foresee problems tenants of the Glenwood official last day on the job, by Vito Gallo, director, that Authority pointed out with arising from the ordinance place housing project and nor would she indicate the city has received the acquisition of the urban and suggested it be the City's Housing Authority whether she was leaving the $355,000 in Community renewal area a primary restudled. eased Tuesday night when local Authority to accept Development funds for responsibility of the Agreeing with htm was Commissioner William another position. urban renewal. Common relocation of the tomato. Rudolph de Roode who said jaobtnson announced the It is expected that an Council voted almost at the Working m cooperation with he had been in Summit for 30 official announcement will same time Tuesday night to Common CeWtt, . the yearyand this wan toofar- be made by the end of this use time fends to buy w lMk ch t k week. teMli AtMM * •ttM^ntaaV^nanalBaihBaHV •#
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m .im ii un. TWC^TPE^— —T— to vote en matters essential to the reopening of schools in early September. Council Seeks to Relocate Facility sportation (DOT), and the) mayor explained. mean putting the high- Mass.Set For by lacy 'Meyer powered transfers 00 Jersey Trying to stave off the were very receptive. They Because they knew they will study them and get back had a problem. Council Central land and erecting a W~WftU»melve«teii»iajtod, It.J.. Davidson, field engineering manager controversial substation reduced-size station within JJiifH.Tl.tiii explain, basic functioi n to HarveH y FarmerFmer , chief electrical Late Pope Paul planned for Summit with the to us," Mayor Frank II. appointed a committee of Lehr said. citizens to help them. "We range of the present site. rtOveriook Hospital, center; as Robert DeDulee. Suburban engineering, looki A special Memorial Mass re-electrification of the The building would be •T^tVantfUtfUMM eeoperaUon of Overlook, Suburb** was aMr to riieunt thta I***** railroad, the Mayor and Common Council has been put together an excellent for tbe late Pope Paul VI working behind the scenes committee: J.F. Sch- reduced from theptopaaad SuaeteTudtmaWlhudtmaWlhe be«t iwnsiUe she te the Summit area. A high elevation point !• Councilmen met twice in length of 475 feet to 165 feel, 'will be held at St. Teresa's one day last week with for months to prevent the wanhausser, an executive required far Ike receiving and beaming out of signals, and OverlooOlkk provideid s an IdeaIdal Church on Saturday at 11 five-story building proposed with Public Service and with the width of 100 feet the geographic location. county, railroad and power same but not as high," Dr. a in company officials. for the railroad's land in Electric Company, Andrew The 80-year old Pontiff West Summit from being Bargas, an electrical Ross said. died of a Jhtart attack last "It was a very fruitful built in a residential area. engineer, and Edward The reduction would mean Sow WW Tune In Next Week Sunday, after having led the meeting. We presented "Two months ago I talked "Nigchie," he said. These a one-story building, not the 700,O00,OQ0-member church several alternatives to the with Councilmen Alfred three were a subcommittee planned five-story struc- since 1963. Department of Tran- Schretter and Dr. Murray of the railroad group ture. Residents in tbe area Ross, and they agreed we established last winter when have objected vigorously to Countdown Begins for Cable TV had a problem here and commuter service was so the larger facility. poor. by Lacy Meyer becomes available, the in- be outlined in a brochure City Drenched by would have to work on Someiu^residente will stallation lee on the first set which will be maUed this changing the station. The The meeting last week Not as Noisy be able to nine into the is waived." week to the first- property in question was not was not open to the public as "Also with the reduced television cable on August All service and costs will construcUon-area residents, 5-lnches Of Rain ours so »c couldn't talk land use was being size would go lower voltage. «, but it wOl be about two she explained. about it in public," they discussed. "We talked about The residents wouldn't hear months before the.entire The enipmnt on (op of Some flooding and minor damage were reported this swapping or purchasing the loud, crackling noise. city bat the chance. Sounds Win OverlooS Hospital will week following nearly five days of on-again, otl-again land near the river," said There should be a con- 3We anticipate turning on capture the signals from the showers and thunder storms. _ Police to Try Dr. Boss. "The DOT will siderable improvement in the fb*t portion of our Mayor's Cup electronic "master head As of Tuesday afternoon, an estimated 5-mches of rain have their consultants, both noise and safety. But customer* August is, in the end" in West Orange. "The had fallen on the area since last Thursday causing some Gibbs and Hill, study the the DOT hasn't looked at ana arbuM Overlook The Sounds, coming from signal is beamed to the flooding in the city's low-lying areas. Many basements One-way Plan possibility of putting the this alternative yet. They HoqttiL Ujrtffifclnun 45 behind, defeated • Atlas microwave receive site on were flooded, but there were no reports of major flooding substation on Jersey Central will first study the Jersey to eo days b*far«.tt»e entire Refinery last Tuesday to Overlook's roof. This and aU storm sewers were able to cope with the steady In an effort to alleviate and Power Company land. Central land, near Stanley provides sufficient strength congestion in the area, the We will get a report in two to avenue, surrounded by dty te MjtWatt*" Oonthy win the annual Mayor's downpours and runoff. Union County parkland. De Ymmg of Subwfeau baseball trophy playoff. for the cable throughout A tree came down on Ashwood avenue between Henry Police Department will four weeks." Summit, and the surroun- initiate a trial one-way nortli If the Jersey Central land Parkland isn't being con- C«bknSoK said. "The first For the complete story, street and Morris avenue and at Central Presbyterian sidered," Dr. Ross noted. SO days- after service tee today's sports section. (Conttnuadwi ••§•»> Church. The Police Department was plagued with system on Beechwood road is not feasible for the burglar alarms going off because of short circuits due to / from Springfield to station, a second alternative A smaller structure might DeForest avenuei will be considered: to split be fitted on the power One of the worse electrical storms to hit the city in .starting August 19 for the facility. "This would (ContlniMd on Pag* al T*rmmd "Successful" many years descended during mid-afternoon on Sunday the hours of 8:30 a.m. U>4:30 Accompanied by a tremendous rain, the storm lasted for p.m. about three hours. There were also heavy rains and According to Police Chief thunderstorms on Monday and Tuesday. Thomas Finneran, a In Other Action Y.E.S. to Close for Vacation During the storms, temperatures reached into the mid- barricade and a one-way sign . (OiwithTiMinidityreadingsasmghasinorjercentandUie - will be placed at the in- In other action Tuesday block parties' to Edgewood by Lucy Meyer night. Common Council: drive, September 10; Linda i Instead of girls because of thu heavy Temperature-Humidity Index
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Tbrro HHi/aummH.' Sou*) PMMMd/SlMnon/ Rmtufy/AoMfe' Rtrnny/ Pant Pieaunl/ Ptfwicong'PlanMdJ PMtpaturgf Perth Amtoyi V^ S HOP AROUND THE N SH O P U P T O WN THE SUMMIT HERALD, THUHSDAV, AUGUST 10,1978 CAGE 3 Martindale - Hubbell Plans Constituents' Opinions Sought Relocation to Murray Hill Survey Response After a 38-year tenure in operations at 4B0 and 490 national and international Summit, Martindale-Hub- Morris avenue, is con- business transactions is 2.1 Percent bell, Inc. of 1 Prospect sidered inadequate because The new building, which street will relocate to of space and parking will encompass 62 000 More than 90 percent of ihc place for the slate government Murray Hill by early 1980. problems. square feet, is being respondents to a recent surve> b> When asked about the same Announcement of the At this time, the future of designed by the Summit Assemblyman Dean A. Callo, relaxation for local government, 69 projected move to the the present building on architectural firm of Kuhn Republican, 24th District, uhicli per cent said, "no", for school Coddington Nursery Prospect street, which was Drake and Hessberger includes Summit, want the scores of districts, 75 per cent answered, "no", property was made jointly specifically built for Mar-using a contemporary motif state agencies reviewed periodically and for county government, 73 per cent to determine if they should continue in by Hudson A. Martin. tindale-Hubbell when the The company was founded replied in the negative existence and are in favor in high president of the corporation, company moved from New in 1868 by James B Mar- Other responses indicated that school students passing a basic test and Mayor Harold Weideli, York City, in 1940, is tindale, the grandfather of voters do not want relaxation of en- before receiving diplomas. jr. of New Providence. unknown. the present chairman of the vironmental laws nor do they believe The announcement came The company, which board. In 1930. the Mar The survey, which was conducted New Jersey gets a fair shake" from after months of rumors that publishes the Martindale- tindale Company purchased last Spring, however, had response.^ the Porl Authority the company was seeking Hubbell Law Directory, will the publishing rights lo from only 74 persons, although :i.ooo While75 per cent of the respondents another location to fit its use the new facilities for its Hubbell's Legal Directory, questionnaires had been sent out as wanted the slates education "T and needs The current location, executive, editorial and and the two publications part of the Assemblyman ^ K" law reviewed and rewritten, 65 per which also includes sales departments for were consolidated. newsletter cent w ere not satisfied w ith the output With74 responses, which represents of the public schools 2 1 per cent of the potential, deter When asked about the extension of nnnation of the validity of ihe casino gambling to other cities in the opinions is difficult Under ordinary state, 66 per cent of those answering circumstances al least a ten per rent were opposed lo the extension response would be considered The survey asked foi priority items marginally acceptable for the legislature lo consider High The survey also indicated thai 77 on the list were measures related to per cent of the respondents said thai crime, government cost, tax relief state should not have a voice nl local and jobs and unemployment land use and zoning decisions, and 80 Low priority items were housing, per cent indicated they v,ere opposed imprisons, highway construction, senior to strikes by public employees citizens and flood control When asked to evaluate the work ol In the area of crime, 73 per cent of the State legislature, 49 pel cent uf those answering were in favor of Ihe those answering indicated a rating ol legislature enacting minimum sen poor" tences for crimes of violence Along the same lines, w hen asked il The questionnaire also provided the "CAPS" law, which leslricli opportunities for respondents Lo make governmental spending to five pei other comments including those cent should be relaxed, 8a per cent related loany disappointments voters replied thai no relaxation should lak< might have about state government
Counseling Van Whatever touNee d To Visit City SALE* SfRVICf MNUU Union College's rollrgi information and counseling JK OFFICE MACHINES TAKING SHAPE — Prefabricated roof trusses were set into place at the Housing center on wheels will be in cornm of Summit Avenue and Bank Street Summit Authority's low rent housing project at the Weaver street and Morris avenue construction •SnnmitAugust 15.11 a.m. lo 1 site list week. Constructed on the site of the former Lager and Hurrell orchid p.m., al the corner of Maple greenhouses, the buildings are currently being sheathed to make them weather-tight si> HONORING THE FIIEKIIOLDER—An afternoon salon honoring Freeholder Itosemarir street and Springfield interior work can also proceed at the same time. Occupancy is scheduled for early 1979. Sinnott of Summit»ill beheld Sunday. August 13, 4 to 6 p.m.. al the home of Dr. and Mrs avenue. (Judy Brick Freedman photo) Kobert W. llobson, 2nd, of 91 Oakwuod drive, Murray Hill. Shown with Mrs. Sinnull (center), are Mrs. Helen It. 1'arker ol Murray Hill and Mrs llobson. tickets lor the fund Now in its 1 lth war of raiser may be purchased on arrival. operation, the van. which is co-sponsored by the Kxxon ARETHEY Chemical Company and the Cranford-based college, will OPEN TONIGHT? 16-Year Old Driver Hurt in Crash be staffed by professional Three persons were treated into the Hufsmith vehicle, car registration in his able U> provide information at Overlook Hospital going west on Springfield possession. about schools of higher following a series of education throughout the Investigating uas Investigating uas nation as well as data automobile accidents here Patrolman Richard Bald Patrolman Scott Ketcham. I Phone ahead and savb. last week. win. Beverly J. Kitson, 17, or related to financial aid and On Wednesday, two Terrence J. Stock, 24, of Chatham, was injured last high school and college persons were injured in a Berkeley Heights, ap- Friday when the car she was equivalency programs. two-car crash on Springfield parently suffered no ill driving went out of control avenue between Harrison effects after hiscar went out in the east lane of Route 24 Court and Oakley avenue of control and craahed into a •fcorUy aftmr) p.m. pat* on Ctemide:mnenue TalUB to Overlook wen near ftattutroi road tut mil— myiiMr. Eon M. Hutamlth, 73, of Thursday shortly after 3: IS She was taken to Overlook Springfield, and a passenger a.m. He was driving south Hospital for treatment of in the car, Dorothy M on Glenside. injuries. The mishap oc- Thomas, also of Springfield. Police said he fell asleep cured shortly after 11:30 Driver of the second car, at the wheel. He refused a.m. Thomas J. Hochadel, 16, of medical treatment but was Patrolman Ilobcrt Basking Ridge, was unin- cited for failing to have a Praijner investigated jured. He will face juvenile charges as an unlicensed driver. A passenger in the car was also cited for Mississippi U. Awards PhD. permitting an unlicensed BE A CLOWN—For siv weeks under the direction of Kent Place drama instructor lloberl driver to operate the Jeffrey L. Jennings, son of Effectiveness of a Computer Pridham, eight children studied the art of being a clown. Three Summit children, (left to vehicle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jennings right), Kim Soden, Karen Ingles and Bicka Iteiiisliln. performed in a modern version of - Client Interface in the the fairy tale, "The Emperor und the Nightingale." According to police, of 3 Sunset drive, was Counseling Setting." Hochadel lost control of the awarded a Ph.D. degree in A 197} graduate of counseling psychology from car as he drove east on Summit High School, Dr. Springfield, crossed over the University of Mississippi on July 8. Jennings holds a B.A. into the oncoming lane, ran degree, with majors in biol- up over the curb, came back His doctoral dissertation ogy and psychology, and an ESSEX SPORTS CARS onto the road and crashed was entitled, 'A Test of the M.Ed degree with a coun- seling psychology major from the same university. He is a member of Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society. A current resident of MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INC Pebble Beach, Calif., Dr. ANbOTHER LEADING EXCHANGES Jennings is completing his Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, investments and Advisory Service internship at Port Ord, Calif. Upon completion in Suite 500 September, he will assume 382 Springfield Avenue duties as chief of the TO THE QUALITY CARS WE SELL! Summit, New Jersey 07901 psychology service .at Fort FALL 1978 201-273-2100 THOMAS S. PALUCK (Mgr.) Stewart, Savannah, Ga. i Wt'w proudly iddtd Mazda to the other fine quality cars we handle. For lots of food reasons, like Hie four exciting piston-engine GLC hatchbacks. 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428 Springfield Avenue, Summit 277-0500 establl3hefJ1924 j PAGE 4 THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 Outside Summit Health Tip Disorder From Broadway Hits Providence High School. explaining the Chinese . A special presentation of For specifics, call 276-2600, astronomy and calendar the Chatham Community extension 262. will be presented each Players entitled, "A Wednesday during August, 8 Too Much Iron Musical Revue of Broadway p.m., and each Saturday and Sunday, 2, 3 and 4 p.m., Americana may be getting more than enough iron In Hits" will be held August 11, their daily diet, raising the question of whether further 7:30 p.m., Chatham High Summer Sings at the Trailside Planetarium, Watchung farUfication of foods with this mineral is justified or even School auditorium, 492 Main The Masterwork Chorus desirable. street. The program is free holds summer sings Wed"" Reservation. For details, nesdays, 8 p.m., through call 352-8410. The New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians, citing of charge and open to the recent studies here and in Europe, notes that too much public August, at the Morris County College Student iron triggers a serious heridilary illness known as Center, Randolph Township. hemochromatosis. This disorder causes drastic changes There is a fee, but music is in skin color, diabetes, liver troubles and heart failures. Hiking Around Untreated, it is fatal. Treatment is prolonged and dif- furnished For information, Members and guests of call 5^8-1860. ficult, entailing bleeding the patient weekly Tor up to two Soccer Clinic the Union County Hiking years or more. Club will hold a Jockey A soccer clinic will be Food additives, byjind large, have probably'done more presented by the New ,Hollow ramble on Saturday, w 'August 12, and a bootleg good than '"harm. * Iodint' in salt to prevent goiter Jersey Americans at the and vitamin D in milk to prevent rickets are two good Livingston Mall, Friday, For Tenants hike on Sunday, August 13. For details, call the county's examples; salt in baby food and sugar in breakfast food August 11, 11 a.m. to 2 p in. A new booklet to assist are two examples not so good, says the Academy. For information, call department of parks and tenants has been published The fortification of food with iron is a problem more Harriet L. Zocks, 994 9391 by the New Jersey Tenants recreation. ***** complex than most others. It is intended to prevent iron Organization For in- deficiencyparticularly among women who lose sub- formation, write the Events listed are either stantial quantities of iron during menstruation. The organization at Post Office free and open to the public, disorder of too much iron is largely a disease of man, u Credit Courses Box 1142, Kort Lee, 07024 or of general interest for hereditary disease. In recent studies five per cent of'the Union College will offer 16 non-profit purposes. men surveyed had elevated iron levels, and two per cent college credit courses in its Deadline for inclusion is were so high that they were in the early stages of the Weekday-Weekend College noon on Fridays preceding disease. No women had iron overload. date of publication. program at the Cranford Chinese Astronunn With an esitmated 25 percent of American dietary iron campus and New "Year of the Horse," derived from fortified foods, the question becomes Mrs. Joseph 1.. Murphy "Have we come too far already in iron additives to our Mrs. John R.D.Stavle\ (Martino Photo) food?" (Wallburg Photo) Murphy-Fogerty Stalvey-Holmes Savings Still On Drew Fest Saint Teresa's Church bridesmaid, while Rebecca Virginia Marcia Holmes, Champaign, 111. was the setting June 4 for Murphy was flower girl. •Until August 20, area "Love's Labor Lost" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Stalvey was his the wedding of Jill Fogerty, Jerry Murphy of Avenel theatergoers may still through September 17. William O. Holmes of brother's best man. Ushers daughter of Mrs. John T. was best man. Ushers were obtain savings on sub- Ahead are "The Country Mendham, and John Robert were Peter J. Lawrence of Fogerty of Westfield, and of William Murphy of Pine 1 Step out in a sandal that's all sleek, scriptions to the New Jersey •Girl,: opening August 22; Dlxon Stalvey, son of Dr. Port Washington, NY the late Mr. Fogerty, to Hill, Leo Helme of Summit, Shakespeare Festival at "Arms ana the Man," andMnHarold D. Btalveyof Alexander K. keith of unadorned lines atop a high, lean, Joseph L. Murphy, son of Kevin McVey of Roselle Drew University. Audiences September IB; "Who's Waban, Mass., were Dedham, Mass., and Marc poly-heel and sole . .. the newest Mr. and Mrs. Vincent G. Park, Daniel Jacquish of in the first four weeks have Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" married August 5 at Saint T. Reinhardt of Buffalo, Murphy of Springfield Bridgewater, John Manley averaged 90 percent of October 17. Peter's Church, look of the season by the master avenue, New Providence, of Verona and Joseph capacity, according to Ellen For tickets, call the box Morristown, Rev. S. Hughes A graduate of Kent Place sandal-maker. Black or Msgr. Harrold Murray Clabby Of Mansfield, Mass. Garvin performed the performed the double-ring Barry, public relations. Office 3774487. School and Williams browacalf. $46. Christian Gilbert of West- The Festival's 1078 ceremony, which was College, the bride will be a candlelight and rose field was ringbearer. followed by a reception at ceremony. A reception season, playing nightly graduate student at the The bride, a graduate of YW Site Of the Old Mill Inn, Ber- followed at the Friar Tuck through November 5, offers University of Southern Summit High School and'of nardsville. Inn, Cedar Grove. six major productions and Free Lecture California. the Overlook School of 12 Monday Night Specials of Cynthia A. Holmes was Her husband, a graduate The bride was given in Practical Nursing, is A public program on "The dance, drama, mime or' Knowledge Revealed by her sister's maid of honor. of the Noble and Creenough marriage by her brother employed as a licensed music • • Bridesmaids included Janet School, Dedham, and Jeffrey Gilbert. Maid of practical nurse at Overlook. Guru Maharaj Ji," will be The repertory company held at the YWCA on Holmes of Mendham, Williams College, is honor was Lisa Markwcll of . Her husband, who is has opened alternating another sister; Deborah studying for a doctorate in Westfield. Bridesmaids Summit High School Wednesday, August 16, at performances of "Hamlet" 7:30 p.m Heinman of New York, and physiology at the University included Marianne Comby graduate, attended Seton which ends on August 20; Mis. .Inhn Schumacher of of Southern California. of Westfield, Linda Fish Hall University and Union For further information bein, also of Westfield, Mrs.. College. A patrolman with "Rosencrantz. and on this free program John Dodd of State College. the Summit Police Guildenstern Are Dead," sponsored by Divine Light Pa., Mrs. Kevin McVey of Department, he attends the through September 8; Mission, call 677-3977. Mrs. Totten Reappointed RosellePark, Mrs. Graham Isshtn Kemp School of Taylor of Alcester, Eng., Karate, Summit. Resident Heads College Fete Mrs. Eileen D. Totten of coun^ »nd makes and Mrs. Robert Hovan of . Following a wedding trip' Springfield Avenue has been recommendations to the R; Douglas Merriam of university, Drew's college 1 nt Bayville. Lori QUbert of to Bermuda, the couple is Russell Place, has been was foundedby Leonard and reappomtedtoa third three- H")*" :£°" >' Board of ,,»Widing in Summit, j ry Board. ehaii member of the Steering Griggs, Baldwin and Mrs. Totten, the current' Board of Summit, a memb American Music. Committee of the College Baldwin-still remains vice-chairman, haa served of the Republican <*»> Golden Anniversary among Manhattan's most the board in this capacity as Committee; . legislative Concert Theme Committee ftt .Drew prestigious. Their college, well as secretary treasurer chairman of the Summit University, coordinating headed by legal scholar and Chairman of the Fund- Education Association and a Adelaide Bull, area College, Mrs. Bull 'has plans for activities to be Paul Hardin, is perhaps best ing and Grant-in-Aid third grade teacher at mezzo-soprano, will present performed recently with the held during the academic known for international Committee. This committee Franklin School in Summit. a program of American Calvary Chorale as well as year 1978-79 to celebrate the programming that attracts reviews applications from She is married to Dr. musical comedy music at with the Summit and first 50 years of Drew's students from across the the agencies funded by the William C. Totten. the Reeves-Reed Arbor- Livingston Symphony College of liberal Arts. He nation to the only American tetum Outdoor Concert, Orchestras. is an alumnus of the semesters of study at the Sunday, August 31, 4 p.m. A soloist at Calvary University. UN in New York and at A graduate of Bennington Church and Temple B'nai The largest-of three European Community -or, Morristown, Mrs. Bull schools at the 112-year-old headquarters in Brussels. is a student of Howard Vogel Fall Couture and a board member and a performer with the Woman Named Events Head To Be Feted Chatham Players. The concert is free and Mrs. Virginia Munson deputy conference coor- FALL *78 • The (all couture designs of open to the public. In the Hammell, a Summit native, dinator for the International Valentino will be featured at event of rain, the concert has been named the first Women's Year Commission. by a champagne fashion show Vill be held in Wisner House director of the Events Office Prior to that time she to be held at Eleganza, 225 on the Arboretum grounds, at Princeton University. worked as a convention Millburn avenue, Millburn, 165 Hobart avenue. The Events Office works- manager for the National Thursday, August 17,1 p.m with non-university groups Education Association. The fashions will feature using campus facilities for She and her husband, Valentino the new slimmed-down look meetings, conferences and Robert, an architect, live iti prevalent in fall showings in The Heralds deadline for other special events. Washington, DC. Slimming silhouettes and fabric news Paris and Rome. photos, engagements, Mrs. Hammell, u Reservations are weddings, sports, club and graduate of Hood College, + QUALIFIER—W fit herl not to missl suggested and may be made church news is Monday- at Frederick, Md., earlier this like to know what the Co., realtor* this week by calling 376-2129. noon. year received an M.B.A. newa wa» In Summit 75. SO, announced that Dunnie degree from Loyola College. 25. Ill and i yean ago ? See .Hurley of the Summit office Baltimore. Md. "Looking backward" every has qualified for the 1878 New Jersey Association of Leslie E. Balm, of S Crest In 1976-77 she served us week in the Summit Herald. Realtors' "Million Dollar Acre court, a vice-president Club." of Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, was recently one of seven Receive banking women in the country to be named a Honors trustee of the National Two area students at the Association of Hank Women III Morristown Beard School, Kducatlonal Foundation. Morristown, have been She is also on the board of "Now in SUMMIT named to the honors lists for directors of the New York the 1977-78 school year. City Chapter, and is u Laurie Briggs of New member of the Financial Women's Association. She u> ILee $1.3.99 Providence, an 11th grade Oen.m«.Cord student, was named to the married and has two PRE-WASHED *™wn» $16.49 Headmaster's List for children. achieving an average of 90 WE ALWAYS DISCOUNT per cent or higher, while named to the Honor Roll for Wt carry a full mlaction of Army Pantt, Palnter't i Keith Robison of Summit, a an academic average of 85 Pantt, Overalls, Fatigues, Press Straight Lap, »nmth grade student, »as> to 89 per cent. f\m*i, Skirtt, Vests, Belts, etc. IT U OVER 5000 JEANS & TOPS at Decembers... ATD . 8n« 1040% DR. PAUL R.FRANZ during December'* aemlanmial ulal CHIROPRACTOR All during August, m on hlgh-faahlon wiflt. pendant*, bracelets, •arrtngt, brotchei. Ml- cfiM. gold chain*. aUck pins, and aolualr* dia- announces mond rings. AMMhe pricu on all keepaake the opening of hi* office diamond* In atoepww dm reduced 3p%. tor Ufa practice Fat tti» (meat |ewehy awry month.' It't Decembers at Murray Hilt Square ofOdroprarffc at Colonial PmfMtloMl Park 1380 Valley Road, SnitelC Stirling, New Jersey 07980 . Mi.. ..FINE JEWELERS..., AT MURRAY H!L1_SOUABE
81 Flora) AvMO*. Murray Hill • 201-484-9200 Hoar* by Appointment (801) 647-5200 Monday-Saturday 9:30-5:30 .-".: Thurtdpy tfcHPfc} • Sunday 12-4:30 Pfo THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 PAGES 'Camping and Hiking Are Part of a New Jersey Summer Endless acres of unspoiled, state. Or they may select a with its outrageousl> long, narrow valley of the mertime retreats. Many sey. It boasts many miles of short distance, from the forests and trails make New wilderness campsite at colorful botanical garden. Delaware River. On the tourists come just to climb winding streams that afford Jersey shore is Allaire Park Jersey an outdoor* paradise. Round Valley Park or All told, tore are a|> east, the land rises up to the High Point Monument — excellent canoe trips with its 60 campsites for a sizeable army . of Wharton Forest, which arc proximately 30,000 camp- rugged Kit la tinny Range well worth the trip on a clear through the wilderness 1 Allaire is especially at hikers and campers, ac- only accessible by canoeing, sites, public and private, Mountains. At the Cap, the day because of the spec- The Pine Barrens is a vast tractive to families with cording to the state's hiking or four-wheel drive throughout the state About Delaware River glides tacular view. wilderness2 region com- children because it includes Division of Travel and vehicles. 1,200 of these belong to state through a bold rent in the An altogether different prising 27 per cent of the the restored buildings of the Tourism. For those who prefer an parks and forests, the mountains-a spellbinding hiking experience is state's total land area Its Deserted Village of Allaire The most hardened out- easier jaunt over flat land, remainder to private con- sight that explains why the available in South Jer- sandy soils, hundreds of feet as well as old-time doorsraen may set out for a there are the Isolated sandy cerns, area earned popularity in sey along the relatively flat deep, are a by-product of the narrowgauge train ride and day-long trek through the roads of the enormous Pine John J. Horn, Com- the 19th century as one of Batona Trail The 30-mile last glacial period of more a lively calendar of events rugged terrain of the Kitta- Barrens. A leisurely stroll missioner of the New Jersey the nation's foremost trail begins in Wharton than 12,000 years ago It is Other camping areas that tinny Mountains adjacent to can also be taken through Department of Labor and natural landmarks Here State Forest and runs north- an area of exquisite 1 have proven to be favorites the Delaware River in the the 1,000-acre Skylandt. Industry, said that while the the experienced hiker will ward to Lebanon State growth—scrub pine, stunted are Bass River Forest, northwest corner of . the Preserve in F'assaic County outdoors season used to be find excellent trails leading Forest. It embraces an area oak and tall cedars that give 9,100 acres in Burlington to the top o( Mt Tammany The waterways their amber TO BE WED—Mr. and Mrs. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Day through of genuine wilderness, yet and Ocean Counties (and the (1,552ft.) and Sunfish Pond, color Some of the plants Daniel A. O'Counell of Crest Joseph Parisl of Asbwood Labor Day, visitor's are there are no grueling ob oldest state forest), and a beautiful glacial lake associated with the Pine drive, Murray Hill, an- avenue announce the now coming from the stacles The trail cuts across Belleplam Forest, the Barrens are found nowhere . npunce the engagement of engagement of their beginning of April well into Worthington Forest ex- a number of roads and can state's southernmost park else in the world, and their daughter, Patricia daughter, Rosemary, to College Corner ! October. Some even con- tends along the crest of the be reached by cars at many and a watering hole for naturalist James J Lynn, to Scott Robert Frank Ueatese, son of Mr. tinue their hiking and Kittatinny Ridge. Little points. An observant eye many Canadian tourists. •«miut(wawui
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PAGE 6 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 A Four-Way Front During this rainy, humid summer of facilities, the controversy now over 1978, Common Council Is laced with, location, can only delay construction. conflicts on tour fronts. They are, not And delay could be our mortal enemy UNION HOSE COAAPANY NO. 2 - necessarily In the order of Importance, In light of the Short Hills Mali's project These present-day grandparents and wmmmmamm the hue and cry from West Summit to enclose. We should have additional > ^saVI great-grandparents were lunlor ! over proposed construction of a parking before that project Is com- firemen when this photo was taken monolith disguised as a substation, the pleted and recent action to force sometime before WWi In front of the possible closing of Wilson School, the Council to relocate the facility to the ..* then East Summit flrehouse at 92 Park eventual location ot a tier-parking Cullis and Lewis kit instead of on Avenue (corner of Asmvood Avenue). garage and a toning ordinance which Woodland avenue, could adversely The picture Is presumed to have been could put many first-floor occupied affect the city's financial future. It's taken In 1912 on the occasion of the firms into non-conforming use. too bad that those who now wish to East Summit unit's becoming ; In order to give Common Council a change the location of the lot were not Hsaf "motorized" by the acquisition of the hand in arriving at just and sound on hand to voice their objections six Packard motor fire engine which decisions, we urge: months ago when the Woodland avenue Summit's Chemical Engine Company 1. Tell the Department of Tran- site was being prominently mentioned •L. % ^ '•-• r- •"' ^ r% • v No. 1 had previously (1909) acquired sportation (DOT) that although as a possible site for the facility. If they from the Boston Fire Department. The relec trifle a tlon of ConRail in this area had voiced opinions then, perhaps the engine was renovated as a hose truck Is vital, construction of a building that Cullis and Lewis site would have been and 'passed on' to the East Summit would keep a good deal of our chosen at that time, and we would have • l t \l' I t * » Llm i unit when the Chemical Company population in constant turmoil, is been well on our way toward building I • • '• w^'ieW^V^B^H H m sn
(The following article wrillen by George some would dare. privilege ol going on a 10-mile nature hike Getting Involved E. Schindler of South streel, New Much as been made of the face that 1-78, within a region generally considered to be Providence, is reprinted in its entirety if allowed to proceed, would only run along within the New York metropolitan area, Over the last few years there seems stricken by a choking seizure and there from Jersey Sierran the blmonthl) the five-mile long northern edge of the park would be sacrificed. to be a trend that says categorically was concern for his life. Appropriate newsletter of the New Jersey Chapter, and take only 100-plus acres. But with Alternatives? People anxious to build "don't get Involved." It's a trend actions were taken, the ambulance was Sierra Club, Princeton construction scars and interchanges, the highways seldom consider that one where people will symbolically close called and the man was rushed off to Question: What's the maximum use u disturbed area Is much larger than this alternative i» to do nothing. The economy of And especially in terms of environmental the region Is not demonstrably falling apart their eyes to anything going on about Overlook. park can withstand and still retain J feu amenities of untrammclcd nature? impacts (noise, air and water pollution, for lack of these five miles of 1-78. (Why do them that could otherwise place them However, one of the persons in the Answer: The usage level of Ibc Watchung and increased erosion and flooding from we always assume something should be into an adverse or compromising restaurant became Involved to the Reservation, the 2400-ucre keystone of the loss of watershed), a very much larger built unless there's a good reason not to? situation. extent that he should be mentioned as a Union County Park System, Waixlmng is area is affected. This, plus the crowding of Why not assume that we should nol build ever-larger numbers of visitors (already unless there's a good reason lo do it?) In Many of us remember the famous person who DOES get Involved. virtually the Central Park of Elizabeth, over 1,000,000 per year) into the reduced any case, a good alternative is to take 1-78 Lawton Johnson, a longtime resident of Plalnfield, Newark and other major Kitty Genovese case In Kew Gardens, parkland, means that Watchung would up 1-287 to the point where Route 24 could Summit, took the time during the rest population centers of northeast New Jer- N.Y. where the young woman was sey. But it is more: in Walchung it b> still necessarily change almost exclusively into then carry traffic to and from the eastern murdered and despite her screams for of the evening and all day on Sunday to possible, at times, to hike in a woods, see a ball-playing, picnicking, jungle-gym type end of the park. This, plus an upgraded help, no one turned out to help her. How contact the man's family and friends, deer, and hear birds without a background facility. There is nothing wrong with this, of Route 22 (not upgraded lo interstate high- many times do we read of similar see to It that his valuables were put into of motorized decibels. Except on crowded course (if you don't mind the- occasional way standards, but just enough to incidents where a person can be lying safekeeping, visited him at the good-weather weekends, it would be roar of a truck or screech of brakes as you eliminate a few of the worst bottlenecks), in the middle ot the sidewalk and hospital, kept up-to-date on the man's possible lo set a stranger down in places in bite into your picnic hotdog), but the would carry all the traffic until the world nature-type amenities would be pressured runs out of crude oil. Critics point out thai passersby will gingerly step over the condition and otherwise acting like a the Watchung Reservation where she-he would not be able to distinguish the en- toward zero. the Route 24 bypass would create an 8-mile body without ever so much as changing True Samaritan. detour. But not necessarily so. Trucks and vironment from that of some of the larger As an aside, though an important one, the gait? other long-distance vehicles headed in and Rarely do we see.this kind of parks of the northeast 10-mile Sierra Trail in the Reservation laid out o» tt» m4twpoUlan ar«a. which W the . The "don't get involved" syndrome Samaritan*Uke behavior and It's out by Walter Wells, former New Jersey But now, in the classic highway building chief problem, would not necessarily use may be the epitomy of minding one's Chapter Chairman, would have to be comforting to know it stfl] exists. maneuver, 1-78 has been built to both the the bypass Depending on theii rerouted- squeezed into the smaller area own business, but it could eventually We salute Mr. Johnson fir getting east and west edges of the park, forming J destinations, they would lend lo favor 1-80, Unless it were severly squeezed or shor lead to a society where no one gives a involved, an action more of us should pincers with which the highway builders the New Jersey Turnpike, or Route 22, as tened, there would be virtually no way to hoot about the other guy. However, in emulate. We've known Mr. Johnson for challenge the public by saying, in effect. they do now keep it from 1-78 highway noise The this jungle we call life, there Is always many years and his actions last "How dare we not complete it?" Well, an exception. weekend are nothing more than a Last Saturday night at the Hotel genuine reflection of his continuing Suburban, one of the diners was contributions. Is Summit Ready for Its Very Own Mall?
by Mardy llurgess small moments thai bring these Spanish her commuter husband She visits with Sings and Arrows (Mrs. Burgess is a long time resident of towns alive. other wives doing the same thing while Summit). The square in Salamanca, the size of a their small children play around the large city block, has many streets focusing sculpture. Junior meets them after his Business as Usual in the Capitol "What is there to do in this town?" into it, and at one time allowed cars. The program at the YMCA. A policeman wanders through, talking with the people Recent investigations indicate that $166,000,000 annually. groans the teeanager. triangle in Ciudad Rodrigo, built for donkey carts, still allows the few cars thai can he knows from seeing them there so often the General Services Administration, "How can we revitalize the central Generally speaking, it had always business district?" asks the Summit make their way through Ihe winding A tired husband climbs from the train and an agency which provides supplies tor been assumed that nothing could be businessman. streets. joins his wife at a table. They decide to buy other federal governmental agencies, done to correct the situation. An old tradition in Spain uud a visit to the A Saturday at the Livingston Mall brings some chicken-in-the-baskcl for dinner and has been rife with what have been A light seemed to appear on the Livingston Mall suggest u similar answer an unbelievable mob of all uges nulling walk to their car in the parking slot, termed "bad habits" for 25 of iU 29- to these questions: an attractive central through the central passage, eating ice recently vacated by Summit's office horiton recently when President workers. year existence. Carter gave the new GSA head, Jay area surrounded by stores where all ages cream or pizza, looking at an antique can browse, buy, eat and meet. furniture or a modern pottery display, As an example, one employee Solomon, the go-ahead signal to fire the Saturday again brings the family tu the About 4 p.m.. in the Spanish city of chatting in small groups. square. A magician is going to perform ul managed over a two-week period of deputy director, Robert Griffin, who Salamanca andthe smull town of Cludad The rough draft Master Plan for Sum 10 a.m., and the children want to watch. time to walk away with $262,000 worth had been thought to be the power which Rodrigo, young girls, smartly logged in mil's future recommends a landscaped Father wants to pick up some hardware for of Polaroid film. While Polaroid film actually ran the agency. print shirts, high and low heeled boots and pedestrian area on the portion of Beech- fixing the lawn mower, and mother wants may be considered fairly expensive by But, President Carter had not the everpresent blue jeans, begin to wander wood Road lying between Union Place and to exchange a skirt. They'll meet at the some users, certainly $262,000 worth reckoned with House Speaker Tip into the square. Looking for their mule Springfield, Avenue. The Bank Street square. Why not pick up some sandwiches represents a huge amount of the O'Neill, a close friend ot the fired counterparts, they may browse in u jewelry parking lot should be included when further at the deli or just buy some fruit and yogurt - store or stop for a pastry or sherry. parking is provided elsewhere. (John at the food market for lunch? It's pleasant product Griffin, and a power unto himself. Mothers and fathers pushing strollers and Lynch, professional planner from Quale & to eat in the square, and there are at- Another report purportedly shows In less time that it takes to say grandparents accompanying children Lynch; Herald 3-16-78) tractive trash containers. that a contract was awarded and paid General Services Administration, stream toward the square. All ages mingle Let us imagine, a future. Benches and "WhaWl we do?" groans a newcomer lo for which Involved the painting of 40 Griffin was "rewarded" for hit yean and talk animatedly. small tables are arranged amid trees. the area. miles ot pipes In the Washington, D.C. of government service with a brand- Some big event must be occurring! No. , bright flower gardens and a play urea "Let's go to the Summit Mall," responds Veterans Administration building. It new position hi the White House at an only the dally ritual of exchanging news, around a free form sculpture. The crowd a knowing voice. "It's near the station. seems hardly likely the pipes were annual salary ot $50,000. That*• right, observing who is with whom and whai from Baskin Robbins is sitting outside with Post Office, library, both Y's, and Ihe they're wearing-combined with browsing their ice cream. A wife is having a glass of painted, since they were under plaster $50,000. shopping district. That's where you'll and buying. The people arc enjoying the wine outside of Balish's. while she wails (or really see this town. " walls. This outright, blatant political move There is also a payment voucher tor on the part ot the President to appease a 63,400-square-foot painting job. the House Speaker, certainly proves Sounds reasonable until it is learned that the forthrightness promised by Letters to the Editor Praises Thompson Location opposed Looking Backward that the area to be painted was only Carter in the presidential campaign Editor. Summit Herald: 35,000 square feet has given way to proof that even On behalf of the many Editor, Summit Herald: Seventy-five Yean Ago carton of eggs and a one- Mrs. Edward Brinkmann . In light of these revelations It's not Camelot was eventually tarnished, and senior citizens who have Publication of (he A public benefactor was pound package of bacon for and Mrs. William U. Gif- difficult to believe investigators' credibility strained. been deeply grateful for and following letter in The sought to clear the Jacobus 39 cents. ford. teporti that the GSA is wasting at least appreciative of the most Summit Herald is property in the rear of the Track and field per- Conyers Herring of helpful minibus service, I requested. Beechwood Hotel of timber formers from Fountain Hawthorne place, a member am writing to express our Dr. Arnold J. Yoskowitz, and undergrowth and to Baptist Church won the cup of the staff of Bell regret thai Mr Fred A.I.P. grade the land to fill in the donated by Mrs. G.H. Laboratories, was elected u Thompson will no longer be Mrs, Regina Yoskowitz, ponds. Hummel to the Sunday member of the National managing the service. M.P.H. Residents expressed School league. Academy of Sciences. SUMM ERALD We TeeT that Mr. Thomp- 96 Beekman road resentment because the At the Strand Theatre: son was a most capable and Gentlemen: county removed the steel Richard Widmark, Henry bridge over the railroad Eve. E. Forbes, Publisher dedicated public servant. As both concerned ***** Fonda and Inger Stevens in Quality Weekllee of New Jersey He often drove the bus professionals and affected tracks prematurely causing "Madigan." Norman E. Rauacher, Audit Bureau of Circulation himself whan emergencies residents, we read the inconvenience in getting Twenty-five Years Ago Editor New Jersey Press Association arose. Environmental Assessment from the north to trie south Miss Alice E. Carter of Betty McAndrews, National Editor Association We shall miss him and the Report regarding the Erie side of the city. Indiana was named director Managing Editor personal interest He showed Lackawanna Railroad The railroad bridge was of the Library replacing Improvements Project with Five Yean Ago Lucy Meyer Published by The 8ummR Herald in trying to help our energy sold to Station Agent John J. Miss Lillian M. Speer, who great alarm. Lane for. $80. had resigned. In face of opposition from Associate Editor Every Thureday at 22 Bank 8treet crisis. We senior citizens find we face quite specific The Department of The YMCA voted to close the Chamber of Commerce, ThofflMk J« Pwnonts Summit, New Jersey 07901 and personal energy crisis. Transportation proposes tu the Lincoln YMCA. Common Council defeated Advertising Manager as the yean go along. expand the electrical Elmer J. Bennett was an ordinance providing for u Entered as Second Class Matter The help of the City of substation located in the Fifty Yean Ago reelected president of the circular traffic pattern in Sfl and M Uooni Gm MMW tt October 6,1889 at the Poet Office Summit has given to us is midst of a completely George Reiboldt of 53 Mount Prospect the downtown area. *t»ttt OM* tt Summit, NJ. residential area in Summit. Common Council voted to OTKH.Undtr ttw Anoof M«reh Summit, New Jereey, under the not forgotten, and we say Morris avenue advertised in Association. The dangers to which this The Summit Herald us collar and license the city's SimslClPPl Act of March 3,1879 thank you very much. •t Summit, NJ. With every good wish U> area Is already exposed providing architectural cats, with no bell required. Mr. Thomnpson as he under Conrail's blasting and' dynamite Residents in attendance pursuejj,, the necessary , management are services. Ten Years Ago voiced opposition to the ALL DEPARTMENTS: 273-4000 regime to restore his good significant, due to the The National Beef Mrs. Carle W. Highberg ordinance. ,•7 PER YEAR IN. ADVANCE BACK COPIES 30c EACH health. I am. passing of freight trains Company of 376 Springfield was elected president of the Common Council post- Mrs. Eleanor B. Mason carrying highly explosive avenue and of 9 Ashwood. College Club. Other officers poned a decision to demolish 22 Constantine place (Continued on f avenue advertised sale of u included Mrs. Robert Visco, the Wilson mansion. THE SUMMIT HERALD. THUBSDAV. AUGUST 10,1V78
location for the substation, were placed on the West- A Memorial service will New Jobs Open For Veterans one counts 323 homes ward embankment slope, be held today in Tucson. Letters Donations in Mrs Mistas' Rev.Hinman, Former Pastor Summit teleruitb me ('omprehf nsilvc- housing more than 1,000 toward the Union County mfnl and Training \iI (Continued from Pie* •! memory can be made to the eligible for upproiimalrl) people that lie in the path of Parkland, it would be less ISO job* at tillable In Ihe (CKTAJ the noise. Many other will ( objectionable to the Arizona Sonora Desert chemicals. Museum, Tucson At St. John's Church, Dies county, according to l.arr\ Or. applicant iltlii^ In view this structure, which is residents in this area. But I l-ockharl. director of thr Summil und \<» The significant noise more than.five stories tall. because the Union County Emil A. With Rev Willis S. Hininan, a until last year, when they avenue Memorial gifti in county't> department ol Providence, mu> ujjph ul factor projected, the visual StUI others wiU be affected Park Commission and the Services for Emil A Wich former pastor at Si John's moved lo Grand Rapids lo Dr Hinman's name can be human resources. ihe Western (enler. iat blight that would be created by the 4,800 ft long tran- Fed is involved, we should 67, of New Providence, were Lutheran Church, died on live with their son, Kev made lo ihe Hinman Thr job training slots pa\ Wf»l 7lh strerl. Plululteld for surrounding residential smission line with its 17x75 roll over, play dead and held yesterday in Trinity Tuesday at his home in Herberl S Hinman Memorial Scholarship from J3.5« lo 15.60 an houi Additional IhiormuUon homeowners and the foot high transmission eliminate that from con- Reformed Church, North Grand Rapids, Mich . Besides his son Dr Kund, St Johns Lutheran und itrr available through *i ma) be obtained b> culling physical proximity of the towers. sideration. I don't buy it! Church proposed substation to these Plainfield following a long illness He Minman is survived by his $.150,00(1 uranl undi-r tin Uxkhttrl. 152-2525 DOT'S. inability to use Two alternatives that homes would clearly Mr. Wich died Saturday al was 84 wife, Ermii Wildberger modern techonology to should be considered are: represent additional, home. Dr Hinman was pastor of Hinman a daughter, Mrs LMAL reduce the size of the sub- 1. Locate the substation on Honci significant and unnecessary He was technical St John's Lutheran Church Erma V Colvin of Chatham station and to investigate the Jersey Central Power dangers to all nearby manager of Sandoz Colors from 1930 until he reared in and one granddaughter alternate sites is, indeed, ;i and Light site adjacent to State Bank No Qttt citizens. and Chemicals, Hanover 1964 For many years SI Funeral services will be Consolidated Report o! CorKJItlon of "iu/VUAAIT ANDELIZABETN TRUST CO*v\PAN f ol SuMMt T in the state ol heavy price to ask the af- Stanley avenue and the It would appear that the from 1965 until retiring in John's was located al the held al 9 p m tonight at SI N£WjERSEY«nd Domestic Subsidies let at Thee loseot buvintuonJUNE JO tv'e fected residents of West proposed switching station. corner of Beechwood road John's Lutheran Church BALANCE SHEET ASStTS Mil T h(H> 1976. He was chief chemist Cash end due from b enk.i> iO/
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has a dunking problem, you 309 Springfield Ave.iR can see what it's doing to ot Irving Ploct them But can you see what it's Ilir IrniM.iirf.'i'ni i/ix/r/iiril doing to you? For information and help contact BROUGH r*5U»^ AL-A NON .VI.ISI>HI\(.HI:I.I> \\i-;.-urn ESTABLISHED 1820 Write P.O. Boi 487 m-im . 106 MAIN STREET, MADISON, N J Or Call 672-7231 PAGES THE SUMMIT HERALD,THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1*78 SETCO,Under Varied Corporate Names, Can Trace Its History Back to 1891
The other gentlemen by Luc> Meyer Halls we paid interest on "Under Graves' tenure present were William checking accounts at 3 we built the New Providence With no bank in Summit, Halls, Jr., Joseph Palmer, percent per annum on $500 branch, and we merged with people probably hid their G Dillingham and E A or more," Schott said. Halls the Elizabethport Banking money under the mattress Chapman They were the was president until January Company. At the time of the until 1891 founders and principal 1912. Other banks began to merger we became Summit In that year, land .was stockholders of the bank enter the area. and Elizabeth Trusl purchased from William Z Larned was the firsl John Peet became Company. Graves was Lamed in a section to be president, succeeded by president January 1912 and president of the new bank built which would be known May and Halls, while il was ended his term January from January 1965 until later as Bank street It was called the Summit Bank on 1913 He was succeeded b> February 1968," Schott said. called the Summit Bank Bank Street," Scholt," said J. Franklin Haas who was In February"l968, the lato now the Summit und head of the bank until Gavin SpoftorS, former Larned was president January 1926. president of Elizabethporl Elizabeth Trusl Company, until January 1896, Ihen SETCO Lamed was ihe "Haas continued to keep Banking Company, headed May took over until June the new bank and served first president, from Jum 1909 May was responsible the helm steady, pay 1891. the founding date, until dividends and make a profit. until 1972 at which time for purchasing land and Thomas D. Sayles, Jr. the January 1896 building on the present site A special type of charter was obtained to offer safe current president, look "A group of prominent at Springfield avenue and over citizens in Summit gol Beechwood road A stone deposit box services," together at the home of structure was pul up which Schott noted. In 1968 another merger George Manley, Esquire opened for business on Maj Barton P. Turnbull oeeurred, with the Clark for the purpose nl 2, 1898 became president in Stale Bank, and there are organizing a bank in 1891 January 1926 and lasted now two branches in Clark said William P Scholt, vil-e- The Summit Bank ceased until September 1933. Under of the Summit and Elizabeth president of SETCO, in an lo exist on June 28, 1909, and him the present building Trusl Company. The interview in the Springfield it was incorporated as the was constructed in 1928. Berkeley Heights office was avenue office Summit Trust Company. Lawrence J. MacGregor opened under Spofford's "Lamed was there and This enabled the bank to was president from Sep- direction in 1969 John N. May, whose son is offer trust services to the tember 1937 until January Under Sayles, three alive today and was once community, handling 1958. Harold T. Graves was branches were opened and senior vice-presidenl ami estates and investments. in charge from January 1958 two drive-in facilities member of the Board of William Halls, Jr was the to January 1965. He still separate from the buildings Directors new president "Under lives locally. New branches: Short Hills, Livingston and at CIBA-Geigy were in operation In 1973, the Summit Bancorporation was formed as a means of providing flexibility in enlarging banking services "It's a growth vehicle. We can expand our capabilities through the holding com- pany structure," explained Schotl "We have the flexibility to expand. At this point in time we haven't, due to the state' "of the economy." From its founding 87 years ago, SETCO has grown to ten branches and three free-standing drive-up offices which serve nol onl> In its 87 years in Summit, SETCO lias been involved in the community in many ways. Summit but five Here, the bank has a Victory Garden Harvest show in 1944 on the main floor of the bank. municipalities in Union Any resident of Summit was eligible to exhibit, and all vegetables had to be grown by the County and the Millbuin exhibitor. All canned entries had to be canned by the exhibitor. Ribbons were awarded as Short Hills area in Essex prizes for the best in each class. (Howard E. Webb Photos) Larned John N. May, William Halls, Jr. County. President. Ml • 1SSG President, 1896 - 1009 President, 1909 • 1912
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TRANSCRIPTIONISft ISV tf « ^SP* ^*F • «• w « v w -^ w — — -<^ T— WECARRY varied duties, Include transcrlMiig all dictated correspondence, straight typing and rferKM work. AU. MAJOR APPLIANCES Neads4twpmtyplng and transcribing machine abilities. Formica Countw Tops We offer very attractive salaries, a very line benefits program, and outstanding prospects lor "OurfteciiMHonfa INVESTORS advancement In a company whose own growth Is clear. In Vour Job" Free. EeUmatee SAVINGS APPLY IN PERSON VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AI«O IOAH ASSOCIATION MONDAY I TUESDAY, AUGUST 14,15 9 Ml. - 3 p.m. 635-1817 On The Mall at Short Hills (Lower Level) Ask far Len Stevens THE HARTFORD Other offices in Essex, The Hartford Insurance Group 377-896) Union, and Monmouth Counties a Commerce Avenue Ws art anesjual opportunity empfoysr Mile and Ft 146 MAW STREET Crantard, New Jersey «7«I4 CHATHAM THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 PAGE 9 Rajoppi, followed by Lizzy trophy from the Tour- rap groups for abused agajn_at 7 p.m.j Monday, Dawson and Kym Saganski nament of Champions which women from Essex and August 14, in Room A of Blood Donors In the afternoon a tree leaf he won in chess. At Wilson, Union counties. The support Downs Hall on the Kean contest was held. Joe Joe placed second in four- groups are available at no Campus. EPIC members Needed Now Zarniko, Kym Saganski and square and checkers. A cost, and free child care is enter Kean as The Bloodmobile of the Lizzy Dawson tied for first scavenger hunt was held, provided. For information, prematriculating students Summit Area Ked Cross place. A four-square and the winners were Kym call Nancy Bristol, 355- without taking an entrance Chapter will be at the tournament ended the day Saganski and Peter Stein. A HELP All information is examination and gain Chapter House, r>95 with Kym Saganski coming final coloring contest was held In the strictest con- matriculating status upon Springfield avfnue, from :i in first, Scott Rajoppi, won by Beverly Dorl, fidence successful completion of 30 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, second and Bill Taylor came followed by Lizzy Dawson credits. Through the College August 16. in third. and Kym Saganski *** Level Examination On Wednesday Kym Trophy winners in the C1.EP at Kean Program (CLEP), the All eligible persons, 18 returning student can through 65, are urged to Saganski, Beverly Dorl, and point count contest are Scott Kean College's EPIC Lizzy Dawson brough back Rajoppi for senior boys with program, which allows receive up to 30 credits for donate this time as there is a knowledge attained from particular need for donors five trophies from the 139 points; Jos Zarinko, adults without traditional Tournament of Champions second, with 125 points, and requisites to attend college, previous life experience. during the summer months Additional information Is when many are out of town. in ping-pong singles and Billy Taylor and Peter will offer orientation doubles and checkers and Saganski tied for third with sessions for the fall available by calling Mrs. According to Ann I"arrow, Mae Hecht at 527 2611 chairman of the Chapter's chess. Arts and crafts prizes 43 points each. Winner for semester at 9 30 am and blood program. 'J70 units were won by Allison Zarinko the junior boys was Peter (pints) have been collected for her pin, Joe Zarinko for Stein with 84 points. Winner to date this year. his bookmark and Peter for the senior girls was Please Recycle This Newspaper Mrs. Farrow also reminds Saganski for his big bird. Lizzy Dawson with 86 points donors that three-quarters A chess tournament was Kym Saganski took second of the blood used at won by Scott Rajoppi, with place and Beverly Dorl, Overlook Hospital, and one- Joe Zarinko in second and tjiird The junior girls' halt of all blood used, h Tommy Zarinko in third A winner was Allison Zarinko PACE BUICK obtained from Ked Cross hopscotch tournament was with 43 points donors whose Identities art- won by Scott Rajoppi, with IS ON FRANKLIN PLACE known, thus niinimuzing the Joe Zarinko, second, and IN SUMMIT. chance of transmitting Bill Taylor, third The hepatitis. coloring contest was won by Outside HARD TO FIND, Joe Zarinko Billy Taylor No appoint linn I is took second, and Peter BUT HARD TO BEAT. necessary. Saganski, third The day Summit The Summit Area Ited ended with a clean-up for COMIC CHARACTERS VISIT—Mickey Mouse and campers at Mabie Playground last Thursday, August 3. Battered Women Snoopy stopped to pose with the Summit YWCA day
Come as a team or call if you want to come as an Sounds Rally To Capture individual or pair, The winners during the week at the King of Clubs included; Kitty (SeUhtberof '« Trophy Playoffs Morrlstown;; Nan Fitch oof »v«yemotionM.h«rd the score W. Urry Faorurio hotae run on a fine relay Whiippanyp ; Gwenn Hanson doubled, Ed Shupe singled, from DiMaio to DlParisl to of Short Hills;; JiJm ffim the followed by errors by the Simo. McCloskey of Westfield; first sod third baseman. Vic The score became 6-6 in Mr. and Mrs. Max Minor of 6 and mptura the Mayor'i Anderson received a base on the fourth inning when Chatham ; Mage Gilbertson Trophy futaltch Softball jMlfafand Ralph Shupe made Fabrizio singled, advanced of Madison; Margaret PUy-OH. the score 3-2 wtth a Wt. to second on a wild pitch and Humble of North Plainfleld; • Both teami were Atlas responded with four after two outs scored as Dan. Jane Wish of Watchung; weakened by vacationing more runs w the second to D'Andrea stroked a single. Robert Cioutier of players. take a 6-3 lead. With one out The Sounds took thetaad Belleville; Marie Gruol of Atlas scored two runs In Dan Murray walked. in the sixth inning. Dan Chatham Jean Ballantyne the tint Inning. Jim Brannon singled and Murray, who pitched well of Summit; Mike Carl of Bmimon led off the inning DlParisl walked to load the after an almost all-season Berkeley Heights; Louise with a base hit and Lou bases. Smith Wt a clutch Lippe of Springfield, Mr DiParlsl followed with a double to dear the bases and Mrs. Pedro Gollmann of single to put runners on first and DiMaio singled again to to left and then walked Ed Summit; Betty Feitelson of and second. Brannon was score Smith. Shupe. Vic Anderson was Springfield and Hilda then thrown out on an at- Sounds' pitcher Dwight safe on a fielder's choice Sandbeck of Summit. and then D'Andrea got his tempted steal opf third base. Weaver then toughened up All bridge players are and allowed onehlt in the second big hit by lining a Bob Smith followed with a single to score Shupe. Ralph welcome to any of the Kings hit. Bill Simo was safe on a third inning and no hits over Shupe then added an In- of Clubs' activities. Open the thlnLThe Sounds closed fielder's choice and Bruce surance run by getting his RiSCORD BREAKERS—Rich Callagban, left, and Albert Anderson, center, receive Town bridge games are held every PROMOTED—Mr»l the gap to 6-5 when they had Ann Smith and Joseph Carlo OMtfo clubbed a single to second hitto saonAnderson. and Country Swim League Merit Awards tor setting new league records for Ciearwater evening except Wednesday have been promote! to two runner* on base and Jeff poattiott or assistant secretary niake the score 2-0. Swim Club of Summit. Making presentations is Dick Hew. a trustee of the' ClearwaUr and Thursday at 7 Cedar in two different dllvis Martin hit a long triple to Weaver got three Atlas of the Summit and Elizabeth The Sounds then Hub. Callaghan was timed in 1:07.5 in individual medley, while Albert set new marks for Street, Summit. The Sunday Trust Company. Mrs. center to score both run- batters in succession to help iith will be assistant secretary of capttUized on three hits and boys 10 years and under in freestyle 416.3 seconds) and butterfly (33.0). game is at 7 p.m. while all the mortgage depart ners. Martin was out at The Sounds capture the 1978 other games are at 8 p.m. it while Carlo will be assistant two errors by Atlas to make Mayor's Trophy. secretary of the Bei" home trying to stretch It to a For further information, Heights office. Mrs. Smith, a Brannon, Smith and Team of Four' call Fred Hurwitt "at 377- graduate of Seton Hall University, has been with the DiMaio had two hits apiece Summit 'Sharks' Top 8967. bank since ISO, while Carlo a graduate of Miami-Dade for Atlas and Fabrizio, Bridge Night At Junior College, who presently attends Kean College, D'Andrea and Ralph Shupe 9 Union, has been with the bank since 1975 He is treasurer all had two hits for the King of Clubs of the Berkeley Heights Businesss Association. Sounds. An outstanding Spring Field, 'Grove Residents On (WaUburgPhotoa) defensive play was made by The Summit Sharks had Kathy Wyrough (15.6); U-12 On Wednesday, August 16 Marcantonio in the sixth their best week of this 50m, Laura Clarkson (29.6); at 8 p.m. the King of Clubs Arthritis Board inning robbing Jim Dietz of season as they swam to a hit. 15-17, Lee Dooman (27.8) will introduce a bridge team victory twice. They traveled and Jim Wyrough (25.5). night. Anyone Who would Hannah S. and Norman E to Springfield where they Backstroke: 11-12 50m, like to play "Team of Four" Rauscher of 5 Midland won, 170-138, and then met Laura Clarkson (35.0); 13- and is not familiar with this terrace were elected to the PACE BUICK Boro Resident Cedar Grove at home and 14, Nancy Dunn 1)33.6); 15- type of bridge will have the Board of Directors of the won, 164-144. 17, Mark Zisek (34.6). opportunity to play. Arthritis Foundation, New IS ON FRANKLIN PLACE I Marks 30 Years Winners for Summit Breastroke: 11 12 50m, This bridge game is Jersey Chapter, at the IN SUMMIT. against Springfield were: similar to. Rubber Bridge organization's recently-held George' G. Lukk, of Carol Holt (38.7 >; 13-14, Freestyle: 8-u 25m, except you do not need good annual meeting. HARD TO FIND, Westyiew avenue, New Keitli Chisholm (34.2); 15- Jennifer Reddington (20.6) cards to win. The players Rauscher is editor of The Providence, recently 17, Jim Wyrough (32.9). and Rory Mac William will be arranged in team so Summit Herald, while Mrs BUT HARD TO BEAT. celebrated his 30-year an- Butterfly: 910, Craig (21.4); 10-u 25m, Kathy that one pair will play at one Rauscher is an elemental-) niversary with Exxon Bernardini (16.1, new team Wyrough (17.5) and Craig table while their teammates reading counselor Research and Engineering record); 11-12 50m, Marguy 68-72 FRANKLIN PL., SUMMIT, (201) 522-1111 Bernardini (17.0); 11-12 will play the same hands in associated with the city's Company. Kurzeja (35.8) and Craig 50m, Laura Clarkson (34.4); Bernardini (36 7); 13-14. the opposite direction at schools. Lukk works as a senior 15-17, Lee Dooman (32.0). Nancy Dunn (29.4) and John another table. research associate in the Backstroke: - 11-12 50m. Theriot (31.4); 15-17, Lee engineering petroleum Laura Clarkson (41.0); 13- Dooman (29.5) and Jack department at the Exxon 14, Nancy Dunn (37.$); 15- Beirne (30.1). Engineering Center, 17, SueConlin (38.9). Florham Park. Summit's winning relays Breaststroke: 11-12 50m, were: Carol Holt (43.1); 15-17, Kim The girls' midget medley At United States Savings Bank, "Dollar should the need arise. So il our kind of high Williams (42.1) and Jim relay team of Laura Plus" passbook savings means high interest- interest, compounded daily from day ol Wyrough (37.1). Clarkson, Kathy Wyrough, Higher interest than any commercial bank in de posit to day of withdrawal, sounds good to Butterfly: 9-10, Craig Bev Reed and Jennifer New Jersey can offer! And another nice you, come and get it! SCOUTING AWARDx-TM WBUaat M. Hnirgeon ill Bernardini (18.2>; u-12 Reddington (1:14.1); the thing about passbook savings, unlike the award, given far "oofstastdlng contributions to 50m. Bev Reed (42.5) and junior medley relay teams The United States Savings Bank America's youth thrmagb the Explorer program" has Craig Bernardini (42.7); 13- of Sue Conlin, Jill Ber- stock market or other types of invest- providing people-oriented banking bee* presented to BUI Labs by the Watching Area 14, Nancy Dunn (33.0); 15- nardini. Lee Dooman and ments, your money is M^PVtfti services at 11 offices Cornell, Boy Scouts* America. Pretesting the award Is 17, Iiee Dooman (35.2). Nancy Dunn U-.08.4); and always available for • aMlH* conveniently located Herbert Taylor (left) rice preside* of the CMUCU which Summit's winning relays John Theriot, |iark Zisek, immediate withdrawal I |*a| ED around the state. nehates Summit. Raerfving the sward is Cart were: Keith Chisholm and Jim The midget medley relay W ynmgh rctfOttfe, th« girls' teams of UHM CUrtaon, midget frfleefyA* team of KattyHVyrowgh, Bey Reed Jennifer Reddington. Laura and Jennifer Reddington Clarkson, Kathy Wyrough <«:».«); and Kenny Weeks, and Marguy Kurzeja The people bank for Jersey people Crestview Swimmers Jimmy Holt, Craig Ber- (1:01.8); and'the boys' Chatham Township, Hickory Square Office: nardini and Victor Lopez junior freestyle relay team Hickory Square Shopping Center. 641 Shunpike Rd., 377 9400, (1:21.9); the girls' junior of Mark Zisek, Jim Topple Fish & Game medley relay team of Sue Wyrough, Steve Conlin and Florham Park, Crescent Plaza Office: Conlin, Kim Williams, Gus Lopez (1:52.7). Crescent Plaza Shopping Center: 18 Jarnes St., 822-3444, In the last dual meet of the Freestyle relay: Barbara Nancy Dunn and Jill Ber- Second places went to: Gillette, \felley Office: \felley Mall: 977 Vfelley Rd., 647-2454 season for the Town and Schwanhausser, Melissa nardini (2:28.7); the girls' Freestyle: Jennifer Country Swim League, the Sampson, Diane Thomson | midget freestyle relay team Reddington. Rory Mac Crestview swimmers and Anne Loan (2:09.4). of Kathy Wyrough, Jennifer William, Craig Bernardini, defeated the Fish and Game Reddington, Tracy Tracy Chisholm, Steve team, 228 -187, to finish the wST w'of by' M& DIRECTOR -\ Donald H. Chisholm and Laura Conlin and Mark Zisek; season with a 4-1 record. GZ FZ &rry^ffi,Wern*g.M£.of Karen Clarkson (1:11.0); and the backstroke: Scott Chisholm The rain and cool weather Tracy Pizzi and Sharon way has. been named girls' junior freestyle relay and Sue Conlin; breast- were not conducive to Parker (1:40.3); Medley: medical director of ffiver- team of Jill Bernardini. stroke: Tracy Chisholm, Jill record breaking per- Tina Conti, Tara Conti, sMe Hospice, a program Nancy Dunn, Sue Conlin and Bernardini and Kim formances. With both clubs Williams, and butterfly: Sue Caroline Pierce and Gina fo r the care of terminaljy ill Lee Dooman (2:09.3). taking 17 first places each in Second places went to: Conlin and John Dimitry. Get to know {Xi^rf H™!? PWients andUH* famJHea. the official events, this was h B Freestyle: Dianna Vass, a case where the team with Start •*«*•• "•>•«** Tracy Chisholm, Kenny greater depth emerges SS (iKT ««yWon of Rlvw-kte Ho.- Weeks, Steve Conlin and victorious. Second places were won Pftal in Boonton Town- Jim Wyrough. backstroke: •Ace' Triple winners for by the following Crestview ship. Dr. Wemsing recent- Marguy Kurzeja and Mark Crestview were Caroline swimmers: by completed a trtrae-year Zisek. breaststroke: Tracy US for Doctor Pierce UO-U freestyle, Freestyle, Tara Conti, ,»*j»ncy |n Famfty Prec- Chisholm, Victor Lopez. breaststroke and butterfly) Tina Conti, Robert Loan and n i Keith Chisholm and Lee Dr. Bienvenido Duarte of and Craig Bernardini do-U Dooman. butterfly: Marguy 29 Sunset Drive, Summit freestyle, backstroke and Kurzeja, Kenny Weeks and had a hole-in-one on the butterfly). s uaVSSS Sue Conlin. third hole at the Summit Get to know Other winners for Horan, Dave Class and Jill «w. •" .tamBy practice Winners for Summit Municipal Golf Course. Crestview were: Bernardini; backstroke, P*» to his appointment at against Cedar Grove were: freestyle: 8-U, Kristin- Jenny Loan, Kevin Mahoney Riverside. He la a graduate Freestyle: 10-u 25m, Fellows (19.5) and Eric and Mike Martin; butterfly, of Hahnejnan College, Wamsleker (20.3); 10-U, Tina Conti, Amy Canty, Philadelphia..As Medical Caroline Pierce (38.0) and Dollar Plus" Kevin Mahoney and Mike Director of RhawWe Ho* Craig Bernardini (38.9); Diane Thomson (31.7); 15- Horan, Barbara Sch-«-, ?! Insurance 17, Mike Mahoney (1:06.5). wanhausser and Anns privdoiant, nureea. social Breaststroke: 10-U, Blancke; Mike Martin, Paul workers, clergy, psycholo- Caroline Pierce (23.0) and Comer Buntln, Gerry Gilliland and gists arvd volunteers in the Passbook Craig Horan (23.1); 11-12, Phil Luberoff; Mike c^of terminally. HI cancer By RALPH LEE Larry Sampson (45.9); 13- Mahoney. Paul .Buntin. patients and thoir families. 14, Beat Reinhardt (42.7). Marc Buntin and Gerry \ Spencer M. Maben, Inc. Backstroke:' 10-U, Tina Gilliland. Individual „ , +++ Conti (22.2) and Craig Medley: Arlene Luberoff For In-depth reporting on 1OW Mt'Cll INSURANCE? Bernardini (21.6). and Paul Buntin th* lotal sce»«. read the "How much insurance market valur of your Savings! Butterfly: 10-U, Caroline Summit Herald every week. should I carry on my property, and if necessary Pierce (21.4) and Craig property?" That question get professional heln t» Bernardini (18.9); 13-14. Is basic and its importance, determine that figure, Gerry Gilliland (39.2). FALL IN LOVE WITH RAClNCi cannot be overestimated. (Industrial firms often hire Individual medley: The policy revolves around appraisers to evaluate Barbara Schwanhausser AT MONMOUTH PARK... that figure. It's the "key" ^buildings and equipment (1:20.8). item and the reason for its and some do this existence. When loukiiiK periodically.) Your agcnl LADIES DAY for the answer to that .and the insurance coni- Thursdays questlon, bear in mind that pany can inakf Two ladles otUdyitx) YOU paid (or more likely suggestions and recom- DOG escort admit*! for are paying) u certain mendations regarding; Maureen Gcng Manager - Chatham Towrahtp priuotone.Fishlon, amount of money for the coverage, but the real OBEDIENCE ShowinClubhou* Dining Tnrace. property. If It is damaged responsibility Is yours! BWeekCourte or destroyed YOU «ill You and you alone must SENIOR collect the cash valur of decide this, based on as the loss up to the limit of much data and in- CITIZENS DAY See Saturday's the policy. Your protection formation as you can is part and parcel of that gather, m Brtios Fridays Two admitted for $100,000 figure. Classes price of one. i/kji so or The question as to how This information his in owl SAPLING much Insurance to earn been brought to you is > Summit • APontbleCotorTV leadstoanotherone: "Who nubile service by, Stlslnntmydtlly. STAKES must decMr > how much SPFNCER M MABEN Enroll New • frttPmtessiomi Mr ComSHonMl CtMwta. coverage to carry?" The INC . 89 Bwchwood Rd., Sessions dtly 12:30 •ew Omp RMM fto MomWai •« greupi [«0 «tm cal MM (Ml) BM10O questions are related ami Summit. Phone: POttTUMldO NEW JERSEY the answer is "You!" to 273-1900. V«K one-stop Other offices In: Newark, Orange, Ro&eland, Cherry Hit and Brick Town. a ,;.\ Tilt SUMMIT HERALD, Till KSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 . 12 SMILING FOR SUPPER — Dina Moaklev plays Oliver In the musical of the same name to be presented by the STANDING TALL - Louise Dean, the Artful Dodger or Metropolitan Musical Theater Thursday, Friday and the Metropolitan Musical Theater revival production of Saturday. August 10-12, 8:30 p.m.. with u special senior "Oliver!" is shown in a nou-dodging position. cittien' performance August 9. For tickets, call 273-9191. PAUSE FOR REFRESHMENT — lagin |.ai lakes ol J little refreshment v.hilr filling in .is .i soil <>l babysitter for One-of-the-Klds in a stem from iilitei! ' Ihr Metropolitan Musical Theater's upcoming i>ruduclion scheduled For tonight, tomorrow night and Salurdav night at New Providence High School at H m p in The famous or infamous l-a^iit is played b> Douglas Brush, while One of the Kids, shown abtivt- is porli aw«l l>> -lohn Bottelli "FOOD. GLORIOUS FOOD" — lagin's urchins in Ihc Metropolitan Musical Theater upcoming production of "Oliver!" will sing lor their supper al New Providence High School. AT ODDS — Jim Wealherstone as Hill Sikes and Mara Sage as Nancy are in a Untie in Beware! the YMCA-sponsored Metropolitan Musical Theater production of "Oliver!" Fagin's Kids Here As MMT Presents "Oliver! 11 Fagin's gang of 14 hellloni of Hill Players arid the Overlook Musical the scenic designer, had produced various shapes and sizes will be Theatre. more than five seasons W MMT featured in the YMCA sponsored Regular MMT patrons will shows. Metropolitan Musical Thealre recognize the return uf veteran Director of the upcoming production of "(liner" In bi performers including Jun production is Dana Calderwood, who presented August 10, 11, 12, 8 30 p m Weatherstone, Billy Binford, Oarlt-ne started his YMCA Iheatrical ex at New Providence High School A Vannelta, Scot! Saafortl anil Paul penences with ihe Penny I.ane special senior citizen performance Godwin Players and (or the second year is an will be held August ii The original MMT production of MMT director The production, a revival of an 'Oliver" featured Nicholas Wymaii, MMT performance in 1969, will be the Tickets for "Oliver" may be ob who subsequently went on to perform tained at the MMT box office, at the only scheduled performance of Ihis on Broadway and television show in New Jersey this summer YMCA, 67 Maple street, or by calling Fagin will be portrayed by Dougtas Also returning this year arc Andrew 273-9191 Details about the senior Brush, who has performed (ui Wilk and Arthur Rice. Wilk, who will citizen's performance may be television and locally with the Stout be guest conductor, and Rice, who b. secured by calling the same number. \ LOOKING AGHAST — Members of the Metropolitan "I'd Oo Anything." The MMT presentation are the only GEM WISisiE Musical Theater production of "Oliver!" look aghast as scheduled performances of the prize-winning musical In Oliver, played by Dina Moakley, and Bet, played by New Jersey this summer. Suzanne Bottelli. pay attention to each other and sing. bvR»lphO. Lortnson. Ctrtitled Otmolojlit 4)D A P/IT.0 NOW B. FOXY SUGGESTS: American Gem Society Make Your Own Luncheon Salad From The Expresi Table Patio Block • Rectangular Bluestone •3.28 THE POWER OF JADE Tours., Fri., Sat. Evenings The power of Jade led a Chinese em- peror to offer IS cities'in exchange for a Brick or Flagstone Johnny •mall jade carving. The mystique of Jade Inspired men to speak through it to DAILY DINNER SPECIAL their gods. The magic of Jade gave men or ADD A REDWOOD SUN DECK the persistence to spend years carving a ,; Iteak Matter Served with Onion single object from it. What is jade? Jade is actually two FOR OUTDOOR PLEASURE Salad i«r • Potato du Jour different stones, jadeite and nephrite. Coffee - Tea • Milk Jadeite is a silicate of aluminum; FENCINC.for safety and privacy nephrite Is a silicate of magnesium. Jadeite is the more fragile of the two but RESERVATIONS 273-3000 takes a higher polish. BASKET-WEAVE « STOCKADE • POST and RAIL Jade has probably been carved into more fascinating shapes and images SPLIT POST and RAIL-LOCUST POSTS than any other gemstoue. Over the n NT Club RESTAURANT centuries It has taken the form of vases and urns, dragons and lions, bowls and WHITE CEDAR ROUND POST and FENCE tools, bracelets and beads, and the list goes on. DRIVEWAY COATINGS For ages the Chinese have held a great FUNGUS CURES: Pesticides and Insecticide* reverence for the stone, fashioning it into spiritual and magical symbols, LAWN AND GARDEN NEEDS: Fertilizers, ho».t, sprinklers believing it held the power to influence their lives. Oddly enough, there is little PAINT NEEDS: Wide Selection of Cook* Dunn Point. evidence that jade has ever been found in China itself. For ovei 2000 years GOING TO ATLANTA, GAT China's chief source of nephrite has been ENERGY SAVER INSULATION.... B. Foxy and slay al the the Khotan-Yarkand area in what is now Chinese Turkestan. Burma is the chief To Keep You Cool In Th« Summer 1 Sheraton Northlake Inn source of jadeite. The Chinese venerated - nephrite long before they had ever seen And Warm In The Winter (A Suburban Location on the Perimeter now operated by Summit H jadeite. The Burmese material began R*irvatlon$ Available at Summit Suburban Hotel to Hiter Into the country in Ihe 18th century. AND NOW Jade's magic has state infected the xv wants you lo save by booking your Holiday Parly or entire globe. It is seen on Uu- shelves of and Save on Sunday through Friday when you brln collectors, on the wrists of well-dressed women, and on the finger* of men anil ien Include appetlnr, >alad, women of all ages. ble, deuerl & beverage Kuienk, Chicken Breatl Phil numeroui optional aelcclloni for parllei FREE PARKING of 10 or more TopSlrilon, aujui Closed Saturaays Through July And August For parllei Au|. 1 thru Dec. 17,197s »B*Mh*oodftoid • Summit • 2731676 A variable at All SUMMIT HOTELS THE SUMMIT HERALD, THl WSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 PAGE 13 NOTICI NOTICE NOTICf OP SETTLEMENT DRAPES, AND SHADES SMIMbids will be received by tl» Sealed bkfs will be received by the LEOAL ADVERTISEMENT the date set fpr the opening thereof Notice Is Hereby Given, that the Purchasing Department of the City Sealed proposals will be received Instructions to bidders and •Purchasing D«p»rtm«nt of the City specifications may be examined at The Board of Education reserves « Summit at 11:00 A.M. Thursday, flnt and final account of the sub- of Summit at 11:00 A.M. ONby the Board ol Education of the City scriber, Charles c. Trelease, the office Ol the Secretary, 97 Maple the right to relect any or all bids, or August u, \m in the Council THURSDAY. AUGUST 24, 197a Inof Summit, County ol Union, New to accept the bid which in its Executor under the Last Will and the Council Chamber, City Hall, 512 Jersey, until 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Street, Summit, New Jersey and one Chamber, city Hall. 512 Springfield copy thereof mar be obtained by i udgment will be tor the best interest Avenue, Summit, New Jartay. Tenement of LILYAN S, DUY,Springfield Avenue, Summit, New August 22, 197a In the office ot the deceased, will be audited and stated each bidder, ot the Summit Board of Education. Bids will b< lor: Hydraulic Oil & Jersey. Secretary, 97 Maple Street, Summit, BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF by the Surrogate, Mary C. Kanane, Bids will be lor: FURNISHING New Jersey for the following items '-Bids for PUPIL TRAN Motor oil, anil On* ID all-purpose and reported for settlement to tha SPORTATION must be ec EDUCATION, CITY OF SUMMIT. Tractor in accordance with the AND INSTALLING VEHICLE LIFT for the 1971 79 school year: COUNTY OF UNION. NEW JER Union County Court, Probate FOR CITY GARAGE In accordance •PUPIL TRANSPORTATION companies by a certified check or specifications and proposal «ornw Division, on Friday, October 13th bid bond eQUai to ten percent OQ SEY: for urn* which may be obtained at with the specification! and propoui PAPER TOWELS AND OTHER R.A. Schober, Secretary next et 1:30 P.M., prevailing time. forms for same which may be ob- PAPER PRODUCTS percent) of tht bid total the pHIn of the city Clerk, Sir Dated: August 2, 1971 No bidder may withdraw his bid School B uslness Administrator Springfield Ave., Summit, Ntw tained at the office ot THE CITY WRESTLING MAT SH August 10, l«» $10.(36 Jersey. CHARLES C. TRELEASE, ENGINEER, ROOM 201, CITY STAGE CURTAINS tor period of thlrTv (10) days after Mstorante~Portofmo No specifications and or propoui Executor HALL, Summit, New Jersey lormi shall be given out after 4:30 Charles C. Trelease, No specifications and-or proposal P.M. on Wednesday. Augui!23,1»». Attorney Pro Se ' forms shall be given out after 4:30 A Bid Security, made payable to 10 Commerce Court P.M. on MONDAY, AUbuST 21, the City of Summit, for 1100 for me Newark, New Jersey 0710] I97t. is a pleasantly decadent Oil and 10 per cent lor tractor mutt SH August 10, 1978 S5.53 A Bid Security, made payable to be submitted with each propoui. the City ol Summit, for TEN Bidden, when appropriate, shall PERCENT 110 percent) OF comply with the provisions of the AMOUNT BID must be submitted followinglaw>of New Jeriey: PL. with each propoul. 1M9 c. 190 (Prevailing wage Act), Bidders, when appropriate, shall restaurant in NOTICE TO CREDITORS ftWiHlJHiAmrmatlveAcllon)ftWiHlJHiAmrmatlAll) comply with the provisions of the ESTATE OF WILLIAM A following laws of New Jersey: p L and PX. in; c. 3] (Corporation and- GORMLEY, Deceased. OUR LUNCHEON SPECIALS 1963 c. 150 (Prevailing Wage Act), or Partnership Owner Information) Pursuant to the order ol MARY c PL. 1975c 127 (AtflrmatlvtAction) and any subsequent amendments KANANE, Surrogate of the County and. PL 1977 c. 33 (Corporation of Union, made on the 4th day of ends? Partnership Owner In INCLUDE EVERYTHING FROM West Orange, All bldsand Bid Securlllesmult be August, A.D., 1971, upon of the un formation) and any subsequent enclosed In a properly SEALED dersigned, as Executor of the estate amendments thereto. envelope, bearing on the outside the of uld deceased, notice Is hereby All bldsend Bid Securities must be name of the Jildder and thegiven to the creditors ol said SOUP TO DEAN SPROUTS. enclosed in a properly SEALED NATURE OF THE BID CON- deceased to exhibit to the subscriber envelope, bearing on the outside the TAINED THEREIN and addressed under oath or atflrmatlon their name of the bidder and the to Purchasing Department, claimi and demands against the NATURE OF THE BID CON estate of said deceased within six FROM ONLY $2.50. Secretary David L. Hughes. TAINED THEREIN and addressed months from the date of said order, We didn't invent the good life. The Common Council reserves the to Purchasing Department, or they will be forever barred from Secretary David L. Hughes. right to reject all bids or propomi, prosecuting or recovering the same Join us for lunch We hove some waive any minor detects and or to against the subscriber. The Common Council reserves the ««Pt the bid that In Its ludgment right to relect all bids or proposals. it specials Like feriyaki Chicken will be lor the best Interests ol the United CountlesTrvst Company. waive any minor defects and-or to Scollops And Rib-eye Steok We just spread it around. City of Summit, and to consider bids ofElliabeth, NJ accepttha bid that In Its ludgment for sixty (Ml days after their Executor will be for the best Interests ol the v/e even hove o Vegetable Kerby, Cooper, Schaul City ot Summit, and to consider bids luncheon And rhey oil Dated August I, m» & Garvln, Attorneys tor sixty |6O) days after their DAVID L HUGHES 9 DeForest Ave. receipt. Indude o deleooble bowl of Summit, NJ 07901 Dated: August 7, 197B our Japanese onion soup SH August 10, me SH-AugustlO, 197« S7.3B DAVID L.HUGHES o heaping serving of fresh City Clerk SH August 10. 1978 »1B.M vegetables, rendef bean sprouts, white nee our secret Oriental souces and ro piping hot cup of Oenlhono I'VE TRIED THEM ALL FROM NEWYORK green tea TO MIAMI AND POOR He RIBS ARE BEST." But when you lunch at Benihano we give you more Than jusr o grear lunch We give you a greot show POOR HENRY'S From your seat around our famed * J• k *M* V i CLABKNCBUBBLES EBAL1S HAROOTUN1AH N t, hibachi table you can watch your Chef in ocrion slicing, dicing, sizzling and seasoning your lunch to perfec - fion So come on out Out luncheon specials start ar 12.50 Including the 615 Northfield Avenue and Pleasant Valley Way West Orange. New Jersey • (201) 731-3340 Daily, luncheon from 11 30 a m dinner horn 5pm tfTMVO Open 7 Days Mapr credit cards 840 Moms Turnpike, Short Hills. NJ / 467-9550 CALL: 386-1144 itine lex "itormu 138-Eagle Rock Ave. East Hanovei ' ,» ,^ WARM ATMOSPHERE! *».-• COMBINED WITH FANTASTIC DINING VALUES! MAKE THE best Ride N Hunt Club These fine restaurant* are THE PLACE TO DINE . . . recommended for your dining pleasure. . they offer you good food and plea»in« atmosphere S4.95 DINNER SPECIALS S4.95 that make each meal an exper- •••••••>.HHs^>IHaHsaBHil>^>^>«B>BB ience. sfTtperiaL 7512MO Ml RT.22W.NO.PLAINFIELD (NEAR WEST END AVE.) CHOICE OF ENTREES: •EXCELLENT POLYNESIAN t, CHINESE CUISINE" •SMORGASBORD VrAL PAHMKIIAN", • HSrilHMAN PlAHl-R • i AM!! SUNDAY THRU THURS Sample the Delectable • PORK CHOPS » TERflYAKi SHAK Cantonese; Mandarin;,S?echuan& Polynesian Dishes from our 15 selected items IN THE SPOTLIGHT :: Make Vow Father's Day Reservations Now1 Take-Out Orders Banquet facilities (FORMERLY CMU DYNASTY) Ride 'N Hunt Club •itUrpli'UB nnIlirS>i|iitini CHINESE I POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE /•66-000I: M Luncheon - Dinner : Supper - Take Out it 20 2 . "SMORGASBORD Foi Gracious Dining Men tTuei „„ a Murray Hill Square William put iuu (Except Holidays) )«./J 45 Floral Ave., Murray Hill, NJ RT. 22 % SPRINGFJEUH79-9550 i J*d* Itlttftd, Stmn l.tend. 2845 Richmond Am Open Daily (or Luncheon & Dinner Irunch Served on Sunday 1 \ AM 3 PM donald*s restaurant Call for reservations 464-6 lHf WILLIAM PHI Open Evwyday Hie historic William Pitt Inn was opened on (ebruary For Lunch and Dinner ?? 1933 in the Old Crane House on Main Street which is Jfli 635 2323 itntntl. new the front dining room Ihe Inn is named in honoi ol NOTHING ELSE William Pitt the elder named Prime Minister ol England 822 mouthrn blvd., m Chatham twp. SEEMS COMPARABLE. (201)822-0400 HI 17 76 who became the lirst Earl of Chatham NOTHING ELSE IS. Ihe decor of the William Pitt is austerely gorgeous Each F AMILV DINNING GRACIOUS ••T RESERVATIONS W7-! COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE one ol the dining rooms, Irom the Garden Room with its - LUNCHEONS O*H i wrought iron tables and chairs murals and lovely new to M Ml Springfield Ave.. Summit Dinmn: Sarvad from 4:30 Sun. 12 8 Coiom»i vmaat Chattitm - Ciotcd Mon the main dining room which is a classic example of Daily Dinner Features! warmth and character, proiect a tasteful Colonial atmos phere Authentic lanterns fireplaces, kettles and hand some wooden tables and chairs all lend to the beauty Petite Filet Mignon Ihe quality and preparation of all the food served at the tuith mushroom caps 8.95 William Pitt Inn must be sampled to be appreciated For CHARLEY'S AUNT the best in traditional Colonial dining it's the William Pitt Famous tor Our Veal Marsala, Francaise Inn 94 Main Stieet Chatham New Jersey SANDWICHES ft STEAK BURGERS 9.75 francaise Quality cocktails Credit Cardi Honored or Parmesan BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS "Open 7 Days" Chicken Murphy 1.95 Hickory Square 34 Maple Street >177] JACKET REOUIRED AFTER •» rw-413t 'Chatham Twip. Summit 8 So Pes&aicAvc tf Morrlstown Rd. Seafoods: 822-19" 622-1295 Chatham (Rt 202) Beraardsvlllt 9.50 SAMPLE OUR... Clams and Shrimp Posilippo BUNCH OF GRAPES PUB 11.50 SUMPTIOUS SALAD BAR Poached Salmon HoUandaise LUNCHEON • { Featuring 55 Sa FINLEV AVt [In season] DINNER • "SHRIMP IN THE ROUGH" BASKING RIDGE COCKTAILS* LUNCHEON On the Lighter Side: DINNER-COCKTAILS The Hew Hampshire House Entertainment; Nites Springfield Avenue and Kent PUce Blvd., Summit, NJ. 273151a ra&Luncheon Mon. - Fri. Sat. & Sun. Dinners from 5 PM MON SPECIAL 1 Peaceful Supper LUNCHtXJN-:-DlNNER :-1 624 Morns A»e. sSifi MAINE Springfield 376 5681 ^& OISTCt) OINNtR Soup, Salad, Cheese, Fruit & Wine 4-95 Fine Foodt "> Summit since 194S *,•>• ITALIAN & AMERICAN Weds, thru Sat. 5 tiU 9 FOOD & WINE 'SI SUNDAY SPECIAL!. Chatham's own -LASAGNA- N.Y. STRIP STEAK HICKEN— PARMIGANA "Exquisite Contintntal Cuslnt" Compltt* Otnntr Inc. Com plat* Dfniiar p Complat_ r * Dinner..„ Luncheon Al« Cirtt Dlnnert Cockt»il» Tommy Falenta at the organ Salad, bread & butnr , Md dtiMrt & cofita -Salad, brMd & buttar Salad, braad & butter! Extraordinary ftanquet Facilities ieawrrtt & coffaff e I •art & coffaff a Accommodating Irom 10 - too Shrimp in the Shell & things only $3.50 only $5.25- Malor n,y $5.75 Credit Cards Entertainment Nightly EXCELLENT BANQUET FACILITIES after 9:00 0*9 Route u. Mountainilde. N.J. IU-44M Natural IMe . RT. 202 BERNARDSVILLE ' 'Music For More Than One'' THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH. THECHATHAM PRESS AUGUST 10,1978 MHMHHHHBM SUMMIT BOARD OF REALTORS BERKELEY HEIGHTS It NEW PROVIDENCE MLS, SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT We are members jl Our reputation!*built 4 muMOn listing on personal UNUSUAL DETAIL - ENJOY PRIVACY? tarvlc* in quality construction on lonely dignified "GRANDE Then this L-shaped Ranch on a professionally DAME" Spacious, wonderful entertaining pattern, landscaped lot is the answer. central air, 5 bdrms., 4 baths (on 1 fl.) large dining room, library (fireplace) ground level garage. C-A and brand new kitchen add to the charm of this MARGARET R. SHEPARD AGENCY, 773-6950. 3 Bit 2B home. Located on a tree-lined cul-uVsac within walking distance to schools. You can haw immediate occupancy. Call to see. THE STAFFORD AGENCY SUMMIT REALTORS 10 Ben* Street SOMETHING SPECIAL Evenings end Sunday: Ethel Oilroy Elegant home In prim, area with large lot with woods to Madelyn Fleming r«er lor prlvecy S large bedrooms, )V, battlt. modern cmtom designed Kitchen Call to Inspect DonM miss this onet Owners want ectlon Just reduced to $145,506. ****** Walk To Memorial Field Newly lilted Summit Dutch Colonial In bravton SALES SUMMIT School area. Screened porch. 1 or 4 BRs. Fireplace. we are seeking I salesperson to add to our friendly, busy, Offered at HJ.set. Call irMMt. A PIECE OF CAKE hard working stall of professional tales associates. For a confidential Interview please call Mr. W. Bannekamper 474 Mom An. This ettrectlve custom built home has e partial basement 273-5522 464-17UU Weichert •t ground level. It has an entrance loyer, lavatory, paneled 3 Beechw 44 South Street Summit temlly room and garage. Next level has living room with RICHARD C.FISCHER inc. Summit New Providence Realtors fireplace, dining room and kitchen with eat-In area. Upper level has ) bedrooms and 7 baths. Low taxes. (47,500. REALTORS 464-9500 BERKELEY HEIGHTS 303 Springfield Ave. Berkeley Heights CHATHAM TOWNSHIP A DREAM COME TRUE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Buying time Is here for this new « bedroom, 2 VI bath center ball Colonial nearlng completion on a beautiful wooded lot LIKE TO JOG? at end of a cul-de-sac near elementary school. Not in e 3 BR ranch »i on i acre in prime Berkeley Heights area. OPEN HOUSE development. tl31.M0. Oat your sneakers on and take a run up to see this super Heavily wooded lot. Excellent schools. Paneled family SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 Brayton School Colonial, with Its S big bedrooms and 3W roam, 1 full baths, full basement, fireplace, Hill patio. 1 Call Us To Inspect car garage, many extras, low taxes. Anxious owner asking 9CaldmllAM.S«mmit baths. Than take your sneakers oft and rela» In either ttie $lu7,Sve. paneled rec room or the living room. And then whan your appetite gets the Dost of you after all that exercise, serve a FANTASTIC STARTER HOME meal from the backyard barteque on the patlol This house 1 or 1 BR Cape Excellent Stirling location, MO ft. lot on perfect for a mother-daughter arrangement. This t| Raalton -313 Springfield Ave., Summit den-bedroom, bath and utility room all on the same level. Also formal dining, hat bean drastically reduced for a quick sale, don't mist quiet street. LR. DR. eel-ln kitchen, tremendous rec room. 273-7010 Only II years Superb condition. Asking W7.SM. Wants kltchtn;! ed architectural nlehllghtt. Oaed action l Investment property. Aek tor our eurrent Hornet For Living Magailne -last, ••an DIRECTIONS: trad St, Snmmit to SpriMfitid An. te dldwtBA**. -Lillian McTamney, in-aj;* Lorraine Adami, SJM411. Conveniently located In Stirling with terrific Income pro- ducing potential. Featuring LR, eat-In kitchen, 1 IRS and W. A. McNamara, Realtor bath downstairs - LR, dining area, eat-In kitchan, 1 large BR and 1 bam upstairs, MO ft. lot with patio In rear, 1 car garage, full basement, low lanes. Oreat Investment at GMCHWS1V0M I feaharos large Uvbsgn m-iaat , eivminai w-M5t or tp-atu . dea. 1st fleer . , DELUXE RANCH pewdar room. Altoan Inviting screen pare*. Md flor ers 1 e, g > BR custom ranch, large LR wltn Tennessee stone ream, > file baths plus linen room. Pull basement with rec roam and > car garage fireplace, Florida roam, OR, modern kitchen. IV* bams, full basement, 2 car garage with afflce and workshop. Overslied lot with barbequo and picnic area. Quiet street. Convenient to everything. A steal at tn.ege. •Realtor Faison NEW ENGLISH TUDOR OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT Excellent opportunity tor large corporation to move fa Associates, Inc. Always a popular style, this beautifully designed up-io-the- Murray Hill. Owner will pay all utilities except lanllor minute home has everything. From central atr to central GEM service; heat, electricity (unless heavy machines), air- REALTORS vacuum, from family room with llreplace to large rear This delightful 4 bedroom IV, bath Colonial Is enhanced by conditioning, etc. Plenty of parking. Supreme location deck, from 4 or S bedrooms fo the superb living room, a LARGE, private backyard and garden with overlooking (Floral Ave.) Total floor plan — * offices Including 102 SUMMIT AVE-, SUMMIT • 2734224 dining room, kitchan area. All on a secluded IV. acres. deck and traehouse - and Is truly one of the brightest levels reception area over MM sq. ft. Asking til per so,. It. CHATHAM • 635-0800 Warren (MMM-M our Board has boetted In a long time. BEDMINSTER a 234-9494 Just a hop away from Bnyton School, spic and span and Serving You in 9 Counties beautifully decorated from the attic to the brand new CALL 665-0322 RICHARDC. FISCHER, Inc. cellar room - It sparkles Ilka a Tiffany diamond. OPEN 7 DAYS To tee It Is to tall In lav* -II1S.S00. BENZREALTY REALTORS 464-9500 441 Springfield Awnue, Summit 2771398 »J Springfield Ave. Berkeley Heights Berkeley Heights Terry Steinhauser, 177-MSI Theresa McEnroe, 17J-7io» 101 Springfield Ave. KathrynTennant,J77.»44J I**** SUMMIT •*******< HOLM ES PRIVATE VALUE OF PICTURESQUE THE WEEK Hera It an exceptional valve In Berkeley GARDENS Heights. Lovely ntighboorhood with plenty of children. Largo back yard and a bnefiy ou w#r drunud ofowninsi dMrniltt9 An attractive Colonial style home with 1 very large bedrooms and l*V> baths. The screened parch, family room, 2 fireplaces, breeiy porch Is lust perfect far en|oying those evening tonics, and the recreation roam It tat perfectly on a beautifully land- 4 bedrooms, lVi baths, eat-In kitchen, large enough to keep the kldt entertained on MWH rainy dayt. Listed at «M,*M. *e#eaigpojBa avi w.an evitvivgw pajp otejaeeaf gardensMejpwen aa.fj , flowerlm separate dining room, a two ear oarige and a throw wo itVetfy MMI CTMS* MI pitcM with notation SUMat. THERE'S A MAGNIFICENT HOME the kaawtedtaable eye of a profestlontl secluded at the end of itt own tret shaded lane which It private, quiet, and In a word, Itadtcapl desUnerr Here' It year dream SPECTACULAR. Made for entertaining. It Has m enormous kitchen — eating area OPEN TO OFFERS come tree. We havent teen a preparty Ilka with fireplace, formal dlnlnpreom, sunken Irvtngroom, t bedrooms, immaculate screened porch and patla - and an extraordinary basement with bar, game room, this ana ofrati, Tbe home It spadout and bat a IMMACULATE dan, lamlly room with fireplace, laundry, AND a dance floor) All en a let to big that Brick * frame Oeorgian ranch bull} In lrtf with 4 bedroomi, UU btths, family room nreptaca ki the living worn. Than are If s • nice walk from the street, just listed at HIS4N. and llreplace, i car garage, study, glass doors to patio. Located In Franklin School area, SUMMIT COLONIAL this custom quality home hat plaster walls and a large kitchen overlooking a wall rrancn won ppmMf w • pmo •no in* planted garden with privacy. Immediate occupancy. garden. Thro* bedroom* and two full baths, This lovely summit > Ix III has •wt ttvfliMf fIrvplaiCeV* -• scrMfteM pprdi^ plenty at detail aM storage areas, an central air conditioning, new will-te-wtll EVEN THE BIGGEST FAMILY mormout fecar garage, a package room for carpeting and plenty t* storage space, it needn't feel cramped In this Summit expanded ranch i SIX kfOROOMS, i full baths, AUTHENTIC TUDOR deliveries wkan jtWra net hone - all tWt ana mutt be Man to be appraeltted. A real value an extra-large dlnlngroom, tat-in kitchan, all weather parch', and rec. room an lust with lots of charm. Located a short distance from the elementary school, and lust a little In mova-ln condition la the Lincoln School some at the reasons why I PLUS, the home It In the Lincoln School area. Priced at further to trains, shopping.ocateda, shor i bedroomst distance, fro1*.Vm> th bathse elementar. Ownerys t leaving for Florida. more to feast yetirtytt on and te en|oy for District. tliMee. vowr ncy own I N Ptl % 11 lfM l«»0 •vtt, I Suns, call Bitty Curtis 277-1*17 or Jot Orttso 27MSI1 20 Offices \ Serving You SUMMIT 273-8000 MURRAY HILL 464-2100 Chatham Short Win ntim? Hunwrtnn county * Ot Ml F.XPKMrENCK MAKES THE DIFF'EKENCE 635-8200 376-5200. 647-2001 526-SMO Tilt Sl'MMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1978 HELP WANTED ACREAGE FOR SALE J I ft all adds up wten you MCDONALDS , Apply now, full or part time, advertise in the Classifieds! day and night hours avail- able. Beginning August IS wa will be hiring lor fall and Buying or telling... a house, a car, a boat, furni- •LAND .... an American Heritage winter ampioyment. Good TERMINAL ture, antiques, appliances... holding a garage safe, starting salary. Uniform pro- vided. Intorvlaws at store OPERATOR auction or estate sale... you have to advertise in One of the finest Investments for between 1-4 PM Monday thru order to spread the word I And best, least Friday. your future .... 1771 Springfield Ave. CALL US NOW! expensive, most responsive advertising medium New Providence is the CLASSIFIED secooni. we're waiting lor your call, to tall yea the details ol this For only a $3.00 minimum charge, PLEASANT OUTDOOR work for potitien far a keypunch, lunch hour playground aide lor operator with 31 yeart' ex- your ad will reach 26,000 potential Chatham Township alementary perience on IBM «• key- board and 4 Phase equip- buyers. If you're a buyer, the school. Call ali-Msa. ment. If you qualify you can Classifieds are like a depart- start right away, working for one of the nation's leading ment store delivered right to Insurance companies. We your door I RESUMES! offer a good salary, excellent benefits and career Each resume a result of in- opportunities al our conven depth interview and genuine lent, suburban location. Oat concern tor your needs Call all the details today. Call for an appointment: 371-2011 53J-4J»lorapa)lyat: KERNA, ULRICH THRiB, four, five * tan acra building tltn. Beautifully wooded, fin residential areas. Indlvkhialt or builders ACCOUNTING CLERK 27*4000 invited, tame in Mendham Twp., torna in Chester Top. Accounts receivable and accounts payable, small payroll and relat- ed dutlat, will train for NCR machine operation. Chatham of IS De Forest Avenue Dispatch HE SPECIALIZE IN BUILDING LOIS AND ACREAGE flea. S1S-1IM. Summit, New Jersey In Morris County't mad desirable locattoni. From your (auction of tha proparty Equal Opportunity 464-8080 through the antlra Building process, our (tail wltji IK van experience In tha cuiiom SECRETARY for attractive Employer M-F IWUM Ham, will assist you In avary andaavor. Wa hava custom built more man INO suburban law office. Oeod Mono homts In tha pail to yaan and matchad hundndi mora lor Individual builders. and typing skills. Salary appro- priate. P.O. Bo> It. Chatham, NJ orolS-SlOO. 273-4002 EXPERIENCED host parson to TELLER manage dining room Includes U PART TIME tervlewing and scheduling. Em- associates inc. pleyees tor 7 dey 1 meal operetta! FULLTIME HELP WANTED R. BELLUSH, Hourst 1-13 Tuesday thru Saturday, HELP WANTED 3-11 on Sunday, aft Monday. Ao- SUMMIT 20E.Mair.St* 543.-515 dltianal duties Include greeting and seating guests. Coordination win N.1 Largest Saving! • Mendham. NJ 543-25™ diet and kitchen staH and super- Loan Assn. la currently seek- vision of food service and personnel. Serving: Mendham. Chester, Peapock-Gladstone. Far HiUt, Mornnoum, Apply Manager of Food and Inng part and lull time Morris Twp and surrounding areas Beverege Director Summit TELLERS for our SUMMIT SECRETARY Member of Board of Reatton and MLS Board in Morni and-Someriet Suburban, S71 Springfield Ave, -office. TYPING Summit. Duties include all teller luoc- Enjoy Suburban Working Counliei tions with some typing. Can- didates must be available lo WANTED neat experience bus At C F Braon, you wit»work clou to hornt tn • modarn air persons. Walters or waitresses, part work flexible hours and Sat- SPECIALIST conditions otftci W« ofttr an •ttracfivt Mlvry. a time or lull time. Ne tamporarles or urdays when necessary. Also low-cosi company rtstsurant, plus tatctllvnt frlny* students. Apply Host, Summit must be available to attend a REAL ESTATE SoMirban Molfl, 170 ipruialleM benefit* House Unfurnished Ave.. Summit Ml ajn., " ' 3 week training program Immediate opening for an above average typist with REAL ESTATE II Interested, please cell: WANTED TO BUY thru Friday. sound English skills. Use IBM's new versatile System Our company hat an opening tar a tccratarv wltti 9*ntrai office iklllt, good typing, and a minimum of J yun office EXECUTIVE RENTAL IN SUM WANTED tall . MRFUSCO 6 tor diversified reports, procedures, correspon- FOR SALE MODERN eltlca building or homa MIT Furnished Ranch In prime mature persons to handle iawHtry, In commercial lona. IM< to MW guesl luggage end beverage room 273-7050 dence. Create and update administrative records. •re*. Available tor • months service. Full or part time. No To arrange convenient Interview, call personnel at square laat In Summit, Chatham, Olfercd at St-SO-month Call 174-4MS. Millburn, Now Pravldonca, temporaries or students. Apply Ms. WEICHERT CO.. REALTORS. JwlcK, Summil Suburban Hotel, S7t Barkalay Halghti with parking lor Springfield A».. Summit. Mondey High School grad with at least 2 tears related 665*200 SUMMIT It cart. Maximum prlca UJ.oeo. thru Friday •-! p-m. Call 177-MM. BERKELEY HEIGHTS. All brick experience. Knowledge of Mag Card or other 1 bedroom. ! lull bath, low INQLISH TUDOR with wood maintenance, bataboard alactric FULL OR PART TIME secretarial automated system preferred - will train on System BRAUN shingle root, highly desirable CHATHAM TWP. AREA. Houta - hot water heel. Mulshed help lor small Chatham business 6. Minimum typing speed 60 wpm. Technical typing residential area. - Walking Condition, ilia, dailgn not baiamant, tcraanad porch, a office. *35-e7at. C f. Braun I Co. distance te all schools, RR. down- important. Occupancy at sellers garaga. Bast location near school background would be an advantage. town mapping. Living room, sun convanianca. Up to UO.000. Raply and community pool Owner will WAITRESS, experienced. t« pub. Mumi Hill, New Jersey 07974 approximately 40 hours w«eh roam, porch and patio, dining Summit Harald, Ban IM, Summit, take care ol lawn. Available Sept An Equal Opportunity Evening HOSTESS-CASHIER, 5 to An equal opportunity employer, ml N.J. with nama. addrau. Hit I. No pets M15. Call Fallen room, dan. Remodeled eat-In It or l. five nights weak Ex Employer M-F We offer good starting salary and benefits. phana numbar. No brokari. kltchan, 4 bedrooms, IV* baths, Associates, Inc., Realtors, Pag perienced BAR MAID, part nmo. newly decorated recreation roam Clifton, BM1H. Sundays off Hew Hemsntilre House. win awr araa and laundry room. 1 Kenl Place Blvd.. Summit 371 For prompt consideration, please call 277-5065 for Workshop, Insulated attic. 1 car BERKELEY HEIGHTS Ranch, lill NICE STUFF attadwd garage. For sale by central air. I bedrooms. 1 baths. LADIES SPECIALTY STORE appointment or apply to: Employment Center of The r.SISS.*M.17>-Jt*l. LR, DR, kitchen with eat-in araa, we are seeking lull and pan time RENTALS sales help and cashiers tor our Pharmaceuticals Division of CIBtVGEIGY Corpor ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES I car garaga, full baiamant. Walking distance to WoodniH FULL TIME SECRETARY Chatham and New Providence ation, 556 Morris tVre., Summit, N.I. We are an For YMCA program direc- ttores. Experience preferred, PARTT1IWE School. seat par mo. Call US-tut knowledge ol fashion is essential. equal opportunity employer m-t. CHATHAM TOWNSHIP OT4M-SM4. tor. Divertilied duties, experience proterrad. Call interviews taking place at our Sell special promotion! In jour span \\m* IM Union Chatham store. Please call Mrs. Ap.rtm.nl Untumished Ron Coleman and Monk cMittta** matt pntffma «MU| SY OWNER Mt,HI 17S-111O Ptorla ar Mrs. Oarnet at 4U-9700 CHATHAM - 1 bedroom Cotoalat oa ll am to 5 par, Monday thru UNIQUE CHAI large lot with garden. UvMa mam, flerarvapen, THE SUMMIT HEMtA THE CHATHUt NMD durkaa roam, UtctMn-lamiiy raam, Friday. Nice Stuff, 45J Main St.. ito battks, available new at nee par CIBA-GEIGY PRESS an. THE NEW PRtWlDENCE D.SMTCH. PARISH SCCftatTARY, f A-M.» ,_ . eleae.ej.tory P.M., S days a wee*. UMad) daysi LADY SEEK! companion -nurse rou'll be trained in oar office am) •rot* from jour I. Maintenance free ceramic 41S-17M after I P.M. lob. looking tor an elderly person etey fa eotttar hall, walittfl hone. Experience helpful but not necessity. Musi CHATHAM BOROUGH. Colonial WAITER-WAITRESS in hit or her home/ Having the bast paneled dan, living roam with TOWNHOUSE - Summit presttgiou Townhouse. 3 bedrooms, living For the fall, ll to 5, It te J. ) to 3 of local references, and would be haw auto. Call 273-4000, art for Mart Roftrina large classic fireplace, dining aalahkeraood (S rooms), 1 room, dining roam, kitchen. MM shifts, ideal far housewives and or willing to bring them ta Florida I IMIIIf fWIBHff awpw euawim —"— bedrooms, living room (live us utilities. Call US.1M1 after I collage students Apply m porter. during tha winter month! to stay uting Mr, I bodroomi (1 large), fireplace), dMtng roam tv kitchen • I PM. Buxton't Country Shop. Hickory In my home, please tend all secoiid floor studio or possible 4fh car garage. Immediate occupancy. Tree Center, Chatham Towns** inqutran to Chatham Press, P.O. badroan, 1 Kraanad porchai, 1 UK per mentft. JiHltl, l»l Box 104. Chatham, NJ 0793a. SMALL VICTORIAN with CAFETERIA WORK FACTORY HELP hill baths, carpeted baiamant seclusion top area of Summit 1 or ) playroom, laundry, warkihep, Full ;ime utility person, also part MADISON • 1 bedroom apt. Private bedrooms IV* baths charming time waitresses. Inquire et Bell and 1 car garage. Tool ihad,J«a It. home. Avail. Aug. ll. Call 171-1SH. modern farm kitchen with bay Labs. 400 Mountain Avt.. Murray BANK TEMPORARIES daap lot with trult traat and window dining room with fireplace Hill between 3 p.m. end 4 p.m., ask H igh school graduates dogwood, now raol, all itormi t • unusuel and large living room den tor Miss O'BrKn. TELLERS HOUSE TO SHARI - nice area, slu TELLERS screens, wall-to-wall carpeting In Immediate occupancy. Asking USO PART TIME Permanent - Full Time MAGCMDIIOPERS. living room, dan, hall, « stair*.* Plus utilities, call between ll noon 171-ssu after 4 pm SUMMITOFFICE and I p.m. ar alter 7 p.m. ITMOD. EXPERIENCED school custod- KENILWORTH OFFICE Principals only. US-SI*?. Experience not necessary FULLTIME KEYPUNCH OPERS. RENTALS we have a few - maybe ian, lull time. Kant Placa School. Wed.-Thurs.-Frl. l:JO-4 P.M DRIVE IN EXPERIENCED Apjrtmwt Unfurnished I one for you starting at S4H. The 42 Norwood Ave., Summit. Dey SUMMIT OFFICE We will train STENOS-STEHOS Feitoute Agency. 171SHI or 444- hours until September ll, there- Mon. - Thun. - Fri. ONLY CHATHAM B0H0U6H Winted I 1700. after, night hours. Apply In par Hours: 10:30*.m *:30pm SECRETARIES I son. Saa Mr. Millar. No phone I A.M. MO P.M Press operators calls. FULLTIME RETIRED LADY desires 1 room 4 p.m. to midnight and PART TIME TYPISTS-TYPISTS COLONIAL, 1 Bedrsems, W, Sams, Exparitjne* or will train >• untarnished apartment. 1st Hoar Drive In Tellers 11 midnight to a am shifts FPL, Hardwood llaon, IW blki la Hours: St.m 2:30 p.m Needed Immediately in or elevator. I large bedroom, I Offices Hrs. 10:30 t 30 P.M. West train, ses,fN. Prfci. Only. US-JIM. large living roam. I large kitchen, LEGAL SECRETARY — exper Mon., Thun., Frl Summit. Murrary Hill, New L field a Summit offices. Expo Good starting rates, automatic Increases, paid BC-BS & Providence. Berkeley 'enough room for a table. I7J-H74 tenced, small Summit office, after 1p.m. poised with good skills, full time. preferred but will train. Rider J, me|or med., pension plan. 11 holidays Heights, Chatham. Basking SUMMIT — Office Space. Com 373-5S4S. EXCELLENT SAURIES Ridge and. conveniently MADISON pletely furnished t carpeted prl- Apply in person; ta.m 12 noon 1:30 - 4 P.M. Outstanding benefit* loceted eraa towns. YOUNG, responsible professional As a Berkeley Temporary vote office. Full time receptionist EXCELLENT SALARIES Call Personnel for appi cerate soak 1 bedroom apartment ar Personal telephone answering. Outstanding Benefits you will receive TOP RATES CHARMINO Cettnttl. 1 bedreeeM, house ear about sue. Desire Sep- .Conference room lor your meet OFFICE HELP Assignments tailored to fit Small olflca naads all- (tor full time employees) living raaa> aritk iNM fireplace, tember occupancy or later, Please sings. SHASTA MFG. DIV. your skills formal dtajag raam, heated «m call 7JI-U44 eve*. around parson for typing, 354 3400 BANK STREET Cell personnel tor appt. Don'! let rusty skills stew •arch, aat-M kitchen, pUyream M billing, answering tha tele- you baetweirt, privatepae,, back yard aan PROFESSIONAL CENTER phone. Possibilities for SHAW PLASTIC CORP. l let eaauteMe mortgage CALL 271-3151 3543400 use our machines to brush large let, eaautesMe mortgage, RCFINCD LADY needs 1 advancement. Blue Cross, 271 Snyder Ave U4-OT00 Berkeley Heights THE NATIONAL priadasts only, neper an. MMeM. badraom unfurnished apartment Blue Shiald, paid vacation. An equel opportunity employer In Summit-New providence area, Apply In parson STATE BANK BRENNAN'S DAIRY FARM THE NATIONAL possibly duplex. After S p.m. « Broad SI, Elliabeth. N j 47 Division Ave., Summit 17MJI1. MAGNIFICENT suite lor doctor STATE BANK An equal opportunity employer BERKELEY or office use. 4 rooms, lavatory 1st HARDING TOWNSHIP -*JBroarJJl Elliabeth WAITRESS wanted pan time Apply J floor, 75 car parking in common in person: Louvis Charcoal Delight. EMPLOYMENT L an equal oppty employer LAW STUDENT seeks smell un- lor building. Central air and all Part Time U3 Springfield Avt.. Summit. HARDINO TOWNSHIP. Older lumlthed apartment, ap- utilities furnished. Carpeted 711 AIR CONDITIONED (M F) AGENCY coetifry hono, eletirabta locaiiait, proiimately Sisa-month. Call Ul- tq. tt. tSM month, also lost sq. ft MACHINE SHOP See our ad under "Teller!" WODK AT HOME, use your own 1V» secluded aerai. nan, living AND ttntu. at 1790 month, plus uoe sq ft. at We are expanding our build- typewriter, part time during Sept, MANAGEMENT room with marble fireplaces aM> S12e5 month, plut SON sq ft. ol ing and need a full time, THE NATIONAL Oct Typing-copy reading to carry BERKELEY TEMPORARY ing room, i bedrooms, >Vi baths, warehouse for sale. The Rlchland permanent employee with out a specific protect. SenO TRAINEES HELP SERVICE eat-In kltchan, anchnad porch, Company. Raaltars. 171-7(10. experience on lathes, milling STATE BANK qualifications and typed sample to 101 Sprlngftekf Ava. PARKING METER attachad I badraom apartment - WANTED: Furnlshad and unhirn- machine, and drill presses. An equal oppty employer Box 1*4, Summit HeroM. Career positions open lor Berkeley Heights kltchan bath, living roam, 4 car Ished apartments and houses tor Full company paid benefits. MAINTENANCE OFFICER aggressive indivldvajli in the An equel opportunity Mala or female, alerting (MF) garaga. Principal! aoly. II75.0OO. our carefully selected transferred 1 ROOM office available, Immed Phone *3S-MS! to arrange an INSURANCE management team of our employer W7.7W1. executives. One of these Una Interview. Burling salary sio.sss. maximum Clerk Typist Aptitude tor figure restaurant In New late occupancy. Industrial lo* S11.IW., roach maximum In famine! would lava caring tor cation. Call ilS-SMi. Instrument Company, 14 work. Chatham based Insurance Providence, N.J Good 464-40O0 your home. Call Carolyn Corpor- five years, yearly step In- company- Salary based on ex itartino, **l»ry, tring* River Rd.. Chatham, N.J. creases. Forty-hour work FOODSERVICE LOTS ate Rental Advisor today. perlence, with lolly paid fringe benefit*, lull training BURODORPP REALTORS. 27* NEW OFFICE building. SV weak, flexible hours. Unl benefits. Call Mr Regan. US »S1 program OH 4M-37M (or Springfield Ave., Berkeley Heights. RETIRED PERSON or housewife forms provided. Blue Cross WORKERS appt 3.7S0 sq. ft. Off street parking and due Shield with Rider J. TYPIST • general office work. tor school van. Part time. Call NEW PROVIOBNCSilM by U>. available tor 15 cars. Individual Pension, sick leave, life In- BERKELEY HEIGHTS mature minded individual to work In CLERICAL 373-tnt. MCDONALDS Slightly elevatad. Asking Ul,00«. central heating and air conditioning. surance. Residency pre- LOCATION pleasant surroundings wltn small Add Som« Action... Principals only. 4»44*7» 37J 7450 Rooms Furnished ferrad, not required. Equal I mmedlete Openings title insurance agency In CAFETERIA-LINE SERVICE Morristown. No steno required but to your days respon- RESPONSIBLE drivers With ve- Opportunity Employer. BARTENDER Cull iitni, Full time hours, no nights or appearance and personality a must sibilities Kemper Insurance, hicles for Monday to Sunday A.M. Applications may be picked experienced, tor growing ComnwrciaJ for Rant weekends. Ideal working con- Career oriented. 11B-S07O. one of the nations leading LAROE furnished room. Oen- newspaper delivery routes. New Up from Police Chief, City restaurant company. Needed for MORRISTOWN ditions. Apply to SERVICE insurance companies has tleman. Private entrance and Providence 'area. No billing. No Hall. Summit, N.J. Chester, Balking Ridge and SYSTEMS cafeteria manager by LEGAL SECRETARY for Chatham several openings In the parking, sis-week, in-gsu alter collections. Part-time. Approxi- Summil Ttav Call 7**-oit*, calling 4M-«rM, extension Itt. law firm, experience or willing to following area.: Sunday. »S0 sq. ft. of dry secure warehouse mately 1 hours each early morn- train, excellent opportunity, 335- — FULL TIME and PART TIME space in heart of Summit business AskforMrs.Lliotte. Ing. Excellent pay. Senior cltliens 4SO7. 4-» P-M positions available Retail district Ground floor, private en- Equal opportunity employer M-F experience helpful. Apply In trance, easy access. S1S0 per month. welcome. Call 4a4W»i SUMMIT - Roam for I business BUROOORFF REALTORS person only. Berkeley Liquors woman In attractive eld house !77 1J77 TYPIST FOR Mlllbum law firm to POLICY TYPIST BUYS OF THE WEEK ll looking tor a bright, Inc. 441 Springfield Ave , near center of town. Convenient to SUPERVISOR-CLERICAL. work help with real estate work; ex- Call ut now, if you have I yrs. INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK responsible Saturday perience helpful out not required. Berkeley Heights. all local transportation. Share For rapidly expending printing tor one of the "big I" International exp. In torn, typing with 1 FAMILY - SW.aatetS. Prc- Secretary, end a full-time llrms LOCALLY ISM + mo. Fee Full or part time. Pleasant, friendly bedroom, kitchen-dinette. All company. Mult be good at detail. Typist with top skills, skills of SO WPM or better. latilonally appralsad at facilities free. 173-147*.. 4U-U71. Vacation Rentals paid. All company po,ld benefits! office. Contact Mr, Rodger Herrlael. AUTOMOBILE mechanic for gas Prefer some experience, but will preferably experienced on a Ann. 771-4500. SNELLING & 14M0O. Income stoa par train. Benefits. Phone 44S-O10O. Mag. Card Machine. Call station In Berkeley Heights. Full- SNELLING. 4S0 Springfield Ave. time, reliable Call 3J1 a»4l month or S7Ma par year. I SUMMIT - Nicely decorated fur- 37S-eMO. Summit. TITLE SEARCHING GENERAL CLERK new turnacai, tenants pay nished room, share kltchan and VERMONT Chalet near between » 4 5 Ask for Jim Manchester with saune. Available POSITION Requires Alpha and numeric utilities. You can afford to bathi walking distance lo train; Wltn established professional firm weekends, weakly, for tall and ski Clerical Opportunity DECEPTIONIST Front desk spot Office workers Industrials filing, and a high school neat, considerate person only. 331- in Morristown. Career oriented, buy, wa will help finance. vacations. 444-4I4J after 5 p.m. TAILOR. Men's department Fgll or beautiful location nice people Sooner or Later diploma or equivalent. No Itll. Eaciting Mlpon field Oil mo. Ann. interesting end diversified research Morristown. part time. Apply in person. Bonwit EVERYONE COMES experience required. Diversified duties Including Teller, Short Him Mall m-tSM. SNELLING SV SNELLING. work involving the history ol lend TO A I relief receptionist • switch- 450 Springfield Ave., Summit. title ownership. Pleasant working Al Kemper. you'll earn a IMAGINE IIROOMSI House Unfurnished conditions. Legible handwriting Why Not Moke It board * mail rm. Learn COUNTER HELP, with or without Sooner good salary, excellent ben- «Va BATHS4 FIRIPLACESI HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. LIBRAR Y AIDE part-time position required Call 531-5*7). efits and advancement Sea thll vacant Victorian travel reservations. General cooking experience Part and full al Governor Livingston Regional Join Beautifully equipped 1 bad- time. Good salary lll-ntt. opportunities at our con- that has 10 bedrooms, tha s BERKELEY HEIGHTS • Celllomla raom, 3 bath apt. overlooking office background with High School. Berkeley Heights. 6 CLERKTYPIST Borough ol hours per day. Sept -June. U per venient location room! on Hrtt floor hava ranch, 4 BR'i, lVa baths, l car marina and park...right Jn the typing required. 17Vi hour Chatham Public works Department. A-1 TEMPORARIES garage. Available Sept. I. date to hour. Contact Charles Bauman, Apply In person at: heart of Harbortown. From SECRETARY: share (SO-SO) Sfull Type, answer phone, maintain natural wood, itemed glait school and center at town, uso par weak, cafeteria plus excell Ass't Superintendent. Union County records, operate two-way radio, file. J)» Park Ave., Sc. Plains. 111-ttOl May 1st on MIS par week In- Hme permanent position In a wlndawi and marMa fire- month. M7-MH. benefit program. Contact: small Chatham office. Requires Regional High School District No I Apply at Municipal Building. plicai, than It a laundry cludes racquet dub privileges Mi Mountain Ave., Springfield, N J Fairmount Avenue. SALES SHELLING 1 •nd 1 bicycles. For further Info Employee Relations Dipt. excellent typing, friendly tele- 07M1, Tel 1H-UN. room en first, new heating GILLETTE - 1 BR'trand 1 BR m SHELLING OF SUMMIT has an call Alicia Roman, 174-4545, MS-olfM phone manner, initiative and hai been Imtalled. Atking attic, detached garaga. Available attention to detail. No stano. An Equal Opportunity outstanding opportunity tor you II 17e-11tO. Affirmative Action Employer Sapt. 1, Mid par month. M74t». Experience preferred. *»-7»00. you have e burning desire to Ste.SM. Morristown. Call SUBURBAN PROPANE SECRETARY. Prelerably succeed, are enthusiastic, have • IS Deforest Avenue MILLINOTON • lovely stone high 1M Madison Ave., BOOKKEEPER - Friendly at experienced for small suburban professional attitude and can Summit. N.J. 07»ei Daallor Stanley , raised ranch all Lang HIM Rd. MAINTENANCE- DISH. mosphere - super people nice law firm. Steno necessary. Salary work well with people in person SPRING LAKE — 4 room cottage, Morristown Fireplace, t BR's, 1 bathi, 1 car WASHER. Full time, days, for location Tosaatmo. + benefit! Ann. commensurate with experience. and on the telephone. Call Dick 511-4 MS near beach and station, August • en equal opportunity Equal Opportunity BYSTRAK 377-4442 garaga, hill basement. On 1 acre new restaurant in Summit area. 77)4500 SNELLINO& SNELLING. Benefits. Sprlnglleld-Summit Leggett at 173-4500 or visit with us Labor Day. E.V. Patterson Real, 4S0 Springfield Ave.. Summit Employer M-F Em well landscaped let. Available Sept. employer Call SH-OSSO. area. 411 MS!. at 450 Springfield Ave.. Summit. l. sue par month, w-mn. tor. 44»-5251. PACK 16 THE SUMMIT HERALD, TH URSDA Y, AUGUST 10,1»78 Warning HELP WANTED Furniture Household Goods Miscellaneous July H On Tires WANTED: operator to key 4 YEAR OLD 34" Magic Chef r*** ****** GUTTERS, loaders th. wghly AIRLESS spray painting. Weather Information Into mini-computer. SAVE AT SAGE continuous-clean gas range, avo- cleaned, Hushed, Insured tits. Reasonable rates. Qeallty UnJon County's director of Accurate typing essential. cado, in excellent condition. $200. MlnertrMtrimnlng;onic tula- work, exterior, Interior. For Consumer Attain, Mr*. Knowledge of accounting helpful. FURNITURE EXCHANGES 22 cu. ft. white Amana side-by- TOP tletii driveway t flat root tier (rot estimate call 277-eOM July's weather was a Benefits. Phone MS-01M. side frost tree refrigerator- applied. Cleanups, yards, houses. liter 5 p.m. record-breaker, as the fittsn Bloonii his Wfjad awto Dressers, beds, rugs, chairs, freeier Excellent condition. JH0. Odd loot; small carpentry lobs. owners to check to deter- Ned Stevens, IM-737M am -1 pm, thermometer plunged to 38 FACTORY HELP WANTED tables, lewelry. bric-a-brac 435 1432 degrees'on the 13th, for the I|)IM If they own Una fs*ojn Wo have openings In our produc- Very low priced. 7day,Jb!,,,im.M,m!l STUDENT „,„„„ u<,(ytr||ty tion department tor material MDoFORESTAVE. FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD GOODS • studenl with 4 years experience In third consecutive monthly Firestone's discontinued handlers and machine operators. Mon.thruFri. 10:30 ):30 V X 12 HANO HOOKED woolen rug. SOIL UndSCaping I interior and exterior painting. low this year, according to steel-belted radial "500" Benefits. Phone MS-aioo. Sat. 10 a.m.-12 Noon best oiler. 444-3IS3. • References available. Call Jim, 4IS- Raymond J. Daly of Union Urn. AND L - m ,m STOCK-SALES. « hour week « ASH WOOD AVE AIR CONDITIONER, 5000 BTU. ORGANIC College's Cooperative The N.J. Consumer Retail luggage store. Must drive Mon. thru Frl. 12:30- l7lo SI00 777-0537. Must stll - vacate graenhnim Greenhouses or anj MIKE MEDINA - Monthly con- PAINTING, Interior i exterior. Weather Station. Affairs division has detailed 27J 4474 Sat. 10 a m. 17 Noon ll(lt Fr P J W M four defect symptoms which ENTIRE CONTENTS part for sale. Soil, cypress benches, glass, piping, es"male STM'JIO " " """ "" ' >"•«»«*' * The previous low recorded FULL CHARGE bookkeeper, by Mrs. E Cruikshank for the month of July in the could lead to serious high-. typist and general office work in 18 Oak Knoll Rd. Summit plastic piping, virm, etc Ceil Mr. Sadowitz it station's 18-year history was way blow-outs. They are: North Plalnfieid. JO hours per Garage Sale Fri Aug. 11, »-4 LAWN CUTTING, cleanup, blisters or bubbles on the Sat. Aug. 12.9-12 486-2946 for appointment From Coddington SULLIVAN 48 degrees in 1863 and 1977. week. Reply Summit Herald, Box garden tilling, fully Insured. July's hottest day was July sldewall of tb« tire; l»5 Nurseries. No weekends. SALVATORE FIORETTO, 277- DECORATING distortion of the tread Vic rosewood loveseat - choice, 1147. Call alter* P.M. 23 with a temperature of 96 SWITCHBOARD operator, Vic side chairs, arm chairs, Painting and Interior degrees, five degrees short pattern; uneven wear HOUSE ESTATE SALE platform rocker. Sheraton sewing ********************* experienced preferred, but will SEEl C. VINCENT. Landscape Vinyl Wall Coverings causing the wire of the steel train right individual Call Saturday, August 12,9-4 stand, old oil painting, morble Senlrex.Walltex-FoUt of the station's record-high pedestal and sculpture, contemp. .Contractor, tor all types land belt to, protrude; an S- between 10-3 P.M. 371 1114 Sunday. 10-2 scaping 6. tree work 34 tlr service registered in 1966, Mr. Daly Portland Road, Summit velvet sola, tamps - Setsuma, 14th year. 447 2136. 522-0170 noted in his monthly shaped distortion that ap- ruby,brass. PEACHES-APPLES pears when viewlnj the tire COUNTER person tor quality dry Contents of a lovely 15 room Wall size tapestry • verdure SWEET CORN 15 Yrs. Experience meterological summary to cleener. Full time position. home in the prestigious gothic hunting tradition, gateleg NEW HORIZON LANDSCAPING, All Work Guaranteed the National Weather Experience preferred. Paid Woodland Park section ol mahog 'able with ! leaves and IMC. Wa do It all at a reasonable Service. Two more special "tire holideys and vacations. Millburn laiv susan, needlepoint bishops (145 Acres) Summit (From Springfield Orowers tine* ins - f fash tmttt 4 vegetables, rate. Fully equipped, fully Insur- hot-line." have been area 3H-04n Avenue near the Suburban chair bench ottoman, fireplace ed. Free estimates. 514 0J»» after Though the mean tem- Iwrrlos, homestyle fruit glee, hickory Hotel, turn on to Blackburn lender equip, bisque, antique 4 PM perature for the month only established. Consumers CLERICAL worker. Meture Road to Colt Road to Port twin posi maple beds, quilt, maple -smoked ham am) bacon, pure honey a, maple syrup. may can 648-3384 or M8*s» person, full-time. Typing land Road- lollow signs). twin bedroom, Seth Thomas registered 72.07 degrees, essential Call New Providence mantel clock, mahog. bookcase. WIGHTMAN'S FARMS 1.72 degrees below normal, for information. Llbrory lor appointment. 665-0311. HARDV HYBRID shrubs. Locally THE ANTIQUES AND Chaise lounge, Indian basket, RIf 102 <5 miles So. Of Morristownl grown — balled in burlap. We sell PAINTING & WMJ. PAPERING temperatures exceeded 85 The division ha* received FURNISHINGS ACQUIRED garden and kitchen things. wholesale and retail. 44>20<2. mft./mtrtaa^ no complaints concerning PART TIME macriinisl clasi A OVER A LIFETIME OF Kenmore washer, bric-a-brac. degrees on 17 days of the • Bridgeport. Pick your hours. COLLECTING A partial Directions: Left on Blackburn .,«r,.»- 273-7676 month. the Firestone successor Ideal for retiree Apply Heller listing: Antiques: Victorian Rd I south end ol Hotel Suburban) Mason Contractors model, the "721" tire. Industries, 4 Vreelend Rd., marble top lurniture, ivth proceed 1 long blocks to Oak Knoll Musical Instruments WANTED TO BUY 1 Florham Park, NJ 07*32 Century Deacons Bench, Rd. (very narrow, please park on Round Oak Table with lion Blackburn walk in). IE ALL TYPES Masonry. Brick and I Piano Tuning I SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST paw feet, oak server, oak. UPRIGHT Cable Nelson, dark stone work, driveway and indoor Diversified position lor Iront desk pine end walnut chests, cup- wood, good condition. Will take of Summit engineering firm. Good KITCHEN being remodeled - Old plastering 177-OSI7 after 3pm boards, oak stands, over 100 gas range & refrig. must go. best offer. Need money for Tuning Repairing skills required. Pleasant oak, maple and pine chairs, college.. Call 271-1170. atmosphere. Salary commen- Perfect operating order. Best ELVIS WANTED! OEORQEM. OELANSY set cane seat maple chairs, offer S22-025I KINO IN MASONRY WORK BEN »3 HIS I7I-MI7 surate with experience. Please Lincoln rockers, many 1 will pay top dollar for • CAR50GNINI over 2] years e« call tor an appointment. 273-0474. USED PIANOS wanted./We buy penencs stepi, stucco, sidewalks, trunks, spool crib, gateleg all makes and style*. Call 314. Presley memorabilia. Old tables, stacking bookshelves, records, record jackets, old palios, fireplaces, retaining walls, FOR FINE PMNOTUNINO TYPIST and general office work. 1S17. •elt Call alter 4 p.m l»tott. Free Llvingroom and den furni magaiines from 19S4-S« e&timlles. ANDP.iPAie.INa Mature minded Individuel to work ture including Chippendale Write to Box J3l CALLL AORVATH.irr-UM In pleesant surroundings with style block front desk, Pets Summit N.J. small title insurance agency In Chippendale style wing O A CHIERA, INC Mason work. Morristown. No steno required, chair. Secretary bookcase, all-kinds, and waterproofing. },/ TUNING MQULATIHO but appearance and personality a »••«•«•*•<•« 04«S OAVID MTKACCORO Victorian style sofa, candle- IRISH SETTER puppies. AKC reg. RO must. Career oriented. 531 5070 stands, club chairs, Hunting end shew. Parents on recliners, kneehole desks, premises. Call 445-0140 or 7»-7et!. FRANCESCO CHIERA SECRETARY - brokerage firm televisions, footstools, book Speclaliies in wall mosaic, atone Mr. KhueLe Work for N.Y. stock exchange cases, mirrors, 10 piece CHAMPION sired Dachshund cut end work. Patio, tireplace, Piano Tuning Repairing firm located in Chatham - good dining room set including puppies wormed and shots. 173. NANCY HERMANCE sidewalk, etc. F-or free estimate SatlsfactienOutrenteed solary . good benefits - pleesant PhoneI71-4H4 Hepplewhlte style shield ****, ANTIQUE BUYINO call 111-4UI alter 4 PM. office - brokerage experience not back chairs, dining room required but helpful steno and SERVICf table, breakfront, and FREE to good homes. Beautiful, FOR OVER IS YRS. good typing are required Call server, 3 complete bedroom playful kittens. Outdoor trained, 415-4S97 Higher Prices-immediate BALTUSROL CONSTRUCTION sou. floor and table lamps, used to children. Call 4M-7M1 CO. Plastering fireplace equipment, quilts, cash far: Jewelry, Fur- l.rt u.s lielp >nu &v\ IU knuv, yuur nvv. IIMII- niture, Silver, China, Mason Contractor 4 Builder HAIRDRESSERS linens, blankets, contents of Vone. brick sidewalks All types tuunit> u» quitklv us pusMblo Our hitsU-ss With following. Excellent kitchen Including collodion TWO ADULT female cots, rare Olsss, Dells, Oriental Tortoise shell, affectionate, will rags. PWipnnse, ale. concrete work and construction. \M|I c;ill on you and present >ou with opportunity. Summit location. of woodenware, rare copper Miscellaneous N. sjudisl. Summit, CR 1 4141. PLASTUINC molds, appliances, Westing- aive free to good homes, call 1774tM,IU-»13er 273-t»47, 4*4-1770 OVBJ. 273-1170. J771OS4 Kit'ctniKs ;iml UM-IUI infiirmatiiiN house frooier, washer, Eiptrt. repair er new Meet- HAIRDRESSERS with'following. dryer, American Indian rug, V. AND J. MERCAOANTE - reck a teeing • preaoratlefl for Excellent opportunity. Summit other rugs, baskets, kerosene WANTEO: MEDIUM SI?E dog SBHHH Mason Work. Water Drainage aainiing - we ceeaorele with location. 17J-M47,4*4-1770 eves. lamps, collection of over 100 1 to 1 years, female, for quiet Sump pumps installed. 444 7S7J. "Dell-nur-aailor." Kntwe BOOKS FOR SALE. A fine col- home. Call alter o, ilS-Sere. boxes, clocks Including Seth lection of out-of-print books a DOLLS. Old or new. Check your >4t-04ig recommondef Semmit - Short Thomas, old dolls and Hills area. Phil IpiKepe RECEPTIONIST-CASHIER sets on sal* now. LOST. Female Or men Shepherd. attic. Evenings 543 707t or 447- Homymprev.ment* Repair Monday thru Friday/ 17VI hour accessories, old postcard BOOKS BOUOHT. High cash albums and pictures, Orey with black tadow. Answers to ITALIAN MASONS wMk. Typing and good clerical for »ood old books. Horvam name "Ciba." Has n|»rtd right skills, experience rqulred in collection Roseville, other (eves).HJ-)HI Summit. OENERAL CONTRACTING art pottery, many pieces old front toot. Call 17MJ0I. Reward. working with public. Call Summit "TIM Slant*" ANTIQUES, old coins, old guns Old fashioned craftsman with Y.W.CA.WMm. An affirmative ee Summit Ava. (Rear) and lumber. 31 years experience In PATIOS Summit Used Cars ANTIOUES RESTORED FIREPLACES. SIDEWALKS. Plumbim •Inn, milk tint, cobalt wto4p.m.Wed.»nniSat. M-l.Wrlni.Mil.AlS.7W5 DRY WALL, IRON RAIL- blue. Mitt**, Wfedvmod, J INGS, PAVINO. ETC. FROM VOLKSWAMM AMERICAN INDIAN BRICK to MARSLR, beauti- •enakle.Oi3ni. fully done at old lathlotitd V a, J MIRCAOAHTE Mi|»EMENT6MIES ARTIFACTS i, Oar work It IN per cant «. Call AlToo •rttar aralaaaa. ttt-ip*. 7*M4Ve. •alisvlac iltttwister in- •OjlO IARN B*TRA MONEY FOR (•* •»*, e*ree«i vil- many prints and paintings, lage Rd., Madison. I1MMI JOSEPH EPISCOPO TH* THIN0I YOU WANTII numerous items tor antique '71 GRAND PRIX - auto, trans.. MASOM CONTRACTOR Your regular paycheck Is for the DAYS76I-73S5 EVES 271-1541 VI, AC, PS, Stereo FM, WW, »M. r furniture restoration, A BUILDER tilings you need. Soiling Avon Is supplies including hardware, JJI-44J4. OLO BOOKS! STAMPS CONCRETE WORK - Heps-walls for the things you want. Flexible caning, wood, old canning We service what we sell ORIENTAL RUOS patios - fireplaces • plastering hours. Excellent earnings. I'll lars, many woodworking IMI PLYMOUTH, 4 door, ANTIQUES grading and drainage work car- show you howl call today for full tools, garden tools, Leica m automatic, PS, sno. call aoS-1471 Private Buyer CalU14-