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City of Summit Diamond Jubilee Year Diamond „ ifear 1899-1974 SUMMIT ERALD 1899-1974

Eotored as Second Class Matter at the Post Offic* ut Summit, NJ. 07901. Under tne Act o* Macn 8, 1»79 VOL. 87, No. II 273-4000 Setxind Class Postage Pakl at Summit, N.J. Thursday, July 18,1974 S6 a year 15* Lt. Frank Formichella Named Deputy Chief Of Police Department Lieut. Frank For- meeting of Common Coun- created last year by the michella, was named cil. promotion of the present Deputy Chief of the Summit Deputy Chief For- Chief, Thomas J. Finneran, Police Department Tues- michella a 22-year veteran upon the retirement of John day night at a regular of the force, fills a vacancy B. Sayre. Selection was made based on an examination conducted by the New Jer- Hearing Date Is sey Police Chief's Associa- tion, as well as Lieut. For- micheila's service record. Set on Housing It is not known how many A public hearing on the said, if it is decided to Housing Authority's site appropraite funds for the recommendation for low- urban renewal study, it will cost housing in the Weaver do so at a future meeting sfreet-Morris avenue area, without a further public- as well as the request for hearing. an appropriation for $25,000 In connection with Coun- for an urban renewal cil request for written study of the Chestnut- communication, Antonie Railroad and Broad street Vickers of 28 Bedford road area will be held at the presented Council with a High School on September petition signed by 300 12. residents which maint- SKETCH OF HOUSING PROPOSAL - The Housing Authority this maximum projected population for the units is 194 residents, includ- tamed that the Housing ing 26 elementary school children and » senior citizens. According to a statement week released this architectural sketch of the fifty-uatt complex it is read by president Frank H. Authority had violated cer- recemnieadiag for a site at Morris avenue and Weaver street. The Lehr at a regular Common tain city ordinances. Council meeting held Tues- A statement was also day night, while the law presented to Council by does not require a public Elio Spina, president of the Texts' "Stereotype" Sex Sales Days Set hearing on the appropria- North Summit Citizens' As- Depnty Chief tion request, since Council sociation, questioning the Frank Formiejhella had committed itseif to a placement of,ajl 50 units in public airing, the hearing a single location. other members Roles Source of Concern will be held. Police Department took the For Next Week Other Council business exam. Assumptions about was important in Local retail merchants are preparing themselves for a In the interim. Council included the introduction of "inadvised" and "can and throng of bargain hunters next weekend with the annual urged that any local or- At the same time, Pa- religion and the stereo- everyone's life and that should be modified so that an ordinance which would Summit Sales Days scheduled for July 25, 26 and 27. ganization or resident who place an "island" at the in- trolman Robert Haley, typed sex role portrayal of everyone believed in and they stress religion and its currently in charge of the men and. women are of accepted one of the major All stores will be open Thursday, July 25 until 9 p.m., wished to state views on the tersection of Morris and acceptance to a much with free parking in all lots and on the streets after 6 two subjects send letters department's traffic and concern to the Civil Rights religions." lesser extent and indicate a Mountain avenues to p.m. for distribution to the entire provide channelization of safety division, was named Commission. These con- "The rights and beliefs of . . . recognition that not sergeant. cerns are discussed in a The annual three-day event is sponsored by the governing body. traffic. A public hearing those who do not believe in everyone shares the beliefs A Summit native, Deputy report made public flits a God or whose religious merchants' division of the Summit Chamber of Com- Following the September and dogmas of the major merce. 12 meeting. President Lehr (Continued on Page 2) Chief Formichella was week based on the com- beliefs were not represent- religions." mission's year-long study This year nearly 100 merchants are participating in the educated in the city's ed by the questions The commission felt that Schools. A graduate of of the controversial Allyn propounded were violat- annual sales by offering regular stock, featuring brand the anti-semitic references name merchandise, at drastically reduced prices in Summit High School, he al- and Bacon textbooks used ed," the report declares. which had been attacked by Other Action in grades four and five of order to clear out summer goods to make room for fall so attended Jefferson The committee advises several individuals "can be and winter stock. In other matters Tuesday Thornberg, Slechow and School and Edison Junior the Summit public school that the assumptions in the negated by the proper night, Common Council: Jordan, for plans to design system. Stores participating in the sale represent practically High School. teacher's guides and the every type of retail firm in the city, ranging from * Requested the Tax As- a new Police Department He joined the Summit The report, presented in texts themselves are (Continued on Page 2) clothing stores to furniture and appliances. Prices have sessor to make a complete work area. police force in January, writing in May to the Board been cut on such items as sporting goods, cosmetics, assessment of Hillcrest Passed a resolution 1952, was promoted to de- of Education, notes that the shoes, records, ready-to-wear hardware items and car- avenue. paying tribute to Louis G. tective sergeant in 1962 and commission, as a result of peting. " Vacated a portion of Dapero, a former Council- lieutenant in 1968. individual complaints, Hidden Valley Allenwood and Faitoute man, who died earlier this studied the texts "from the Each participating merchant will display the official A graduate of the Police Sales Day Banner in their stores. avenues and all of Wesley month. Academy at Sea Girt, point of view as to whether avenue, paper streets, in Received a letter from the civil rights of any group Local merchants have been preparing for weeks Deputy Chief Formichella Move Applauded ahead by carefully repricing summer merchandise at the vicinity of the the County Clerk advising has taken many specialized in town were being violated savings of up to 50 per cent of former prices. Municipal Pool. the city of the format of the courses, including those or infringed, or whether the The news that the tract numerous Summit citizens Authorized an Minibus Referendum as it concerned with narcotics texts were in any way un- known as Hidden Valley who have feared the Shoppers coming into the city next weekend will also find five offstreet parking lots at their disposal at agreement with the archi- will appear on the ballot in wise or presented difficul- would be joined to the division of the area for tectural firm of Corbett, November. (Continued on Page 2) ties from a civil rights Watchung Reservation was home development. Woodland avenue, Beechwood road and DeForest standpoint." greeted enthusiastically in The Hidden Valley area avenue. The study evolved into a Summit this week by is comprised of 94 acres, The National State Bank of Elizabeth parking lot at consideration of residents and city officials. much of it owned by the Maple street and DeForest avenue will be open on Sa- discrimination of religion, The board of freeholders, Houdaille Construction turday, July 27 with free parking, and the parking lot at Materials Co. Summit and Elizabeth Trust Co., Beechwood road and race and sex, according to last week, by a unanimous DeForest avenue, will be open on Saturday afternoon William R. Gilson commis- vote approved the The 2,000 acres of the with free parking. sion chairman. appropriation of $1.7 Watchung reservation, million in a bond ordinance winch stretches through The parking lot at the rear of Kemper Insurance will The commission agreed be open Thursday, July 25 until 9 p.m. and all day Sa- that complaints received to purchase the Hidden several communities, Valley tract, located in would thus be linked to turday, July 27 with free parking after 6 p.m. on Thurs- about religion were valid day. front the standpoint of an Summit and Springfield. Hidden Valley and to assumption thai "religion The move was hailed by Briant Park in Summit. Also, to augment the off-street parking, there is also The added acreage was parking in the Bank street lot, Beechwood road. supposedly partial replacement for the 230 Camp Fund Drive acres lost to Interstate Route 78. The state Green SADC Has Plan To Acres program was At $4,631 Mark scheduled to provide an Although the 26th annual Summit Herald Fresh Air additional $890,000 for the Paint RR Station Camp Fund came to an official close two weeks ago, purchase of the land. The Summit Area people will support this ef- contributions from various donors are still being Development Corporation fort in view of the many voted this week to raise complaints heard from the received. necessary funds to paint During the week, new donations received amounted to Meeting community about the sta- the exterior trim of the tion's shoddy appearance. f215. This now brings to $4,631.34 the total contributions Date Set Summit railroad station. received this year and represents an increase of nearly Three phases of opera- The decision was made tion have been established $80 over the amount donated in 1973. The regular public meet- after many weeks of talks Donors this week included a $50 check from the Lions ing of the Substandard by Mrs. Rebekah Hutson, with officials from the chairman of SADC, and Club; a $100 gift from W. Bradford Wiley; a $30 con- Housing Board will be held Erie-Lackawanna and tribution inmemory of Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Schwarz; a $25 Wednesday, July 24, ins- include paint the upper- YWCA DAY CAMP STAFF — The first session of the YWCA Day Camp Is well under from Summit. Bids submit- portions of the buildings donation from Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Ackerman and two tead of Thursday, July 25, ted by C-Board Painting way under the direction ef Marion Krupka ef 26 Badeau avenue and her staff. Seated, anonymous donations of $5 each. at the Council Chamber, Co. in Summit estimate the (Continued on Page 2) from the left, are Tori Hill, Gail Perryman, Lisa Genthner, Amy Bayer, Director The amount now on hand is sufficient to pay all ex- City Hall, at 8 p.m. cost of scraping and paint- Marion Krupka, Eleanor Laut and Marda McNair. Standing, Martha Stampes, Diane penditures for the 89 local needy boys and girls selected OPEN Saadays •:«• 1* 1J:J« for yo.r Baldwin, Abbie Adams, Judith Johnson, Kathleen Gibbons, Lte Knodel, Linda Man- ing the two buildings to be aavealeace. Bnwa's Hardware, 4M Spring- for camp experiences this year. UeM Ave., Summit. cinelli and Diane Trask. Missing from the picture are Mary Friedberg and Karen ART'S CAMERA SHOP $10,260. The third contingent of children left for camp on Sa- 183 SprlagfleM Aveaae Goff. A few openings are available in the second session, beginning Monday, and the SADC said they feel FLETCHER FOR turday. Groups will leave weekly between now and Summit, New Jersey I7M1 third session, beginning August 5. Call the YWCA 273-4242 for further information. members "feel confident" LINCOlN-MERCl'tY-DATSlN mid-August when the programs end. XEROX COPIES WHILE I WAIT Flat Scrlvce — Fkw Deals (Photo by R.S. Kennedy) that residents and business «< River Road, Summit J77-MM Page Two THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18, 1974 did not take advantage of Sex the times to present a new SHS '39 Class approach." Income Tax Could Hit City (Continued from Page 1) Concluding its report, the Sets Reunion teaching approach and in-commission characterized The Summit High School deed in the proper hands the textbooks as "interest- Class of 1939 is planning a could be used as a signal ing and of an astoundingly 35th anniversary dinner to "Hard", Miss Curran Says and invaluable lesson in the high level for 4th and 5th be held at the Town and Assemblywoman Bar- "those who least can afford the Assembly, Miss Curran historical evils and results graders." Campus Motor Lodge, bara A. Curran of Summit, an additional tax." Shethought that a full-fledged of anti-semitism." Roy C. Knapp, assistant West Orange, on October 4. one of 38 State Legislators termed the Assembly's fight would shape up on The report concedes, principal at the junior high The Committee has been who voted against the in- approval of an income tax Monday when the bill is however, that "this is school and coordinator, this attempting to contact all come tax bill earlier this "a mistake" and added that voted upon in the State asking a great deal of past year, of social studies members of the class but week, declared on Tuesday such a tax was "not needed Senate. teachers and does single for kindergarten-ninth has only had limited suc- at a meeting of the Kiwanis now." out one historical series of grade, asked to comment cess. Any members of theClub, that such a tax will hit In her remarks, Miss events..." on the commission's SHS Class of 1939 who have towns like Summit the Curran advocated a tax Salesman The commission noted it report, said: "The com- not been contacted by thehardest. convention that would is "pleased to report" that mission did a very nice job. committee and are She said that an income "place the state's needs in Honored the texts exhibit "little or It identified problem- areas interested in attending the tax would hit hard at theperspective" since such a Luncheon was held last no racism." with which we have con- anniversary dinner should middle-income class, meeting "would bring Thursday at the 50 Yard The strongest comments, cerned ourselves." immediately contact Frank together" many divergent Line, Chatham, in honor of however, were reserved Terming the analysis Kompany 273-0999, Ben points of view and provide James S. Robinson of 10 for the sex role stereotyped "helpful," Mr. Knapp in- Genualdi 273-5679, or Bette Milestone a forum for "true tax Second street, New portrayals which are found dicated it is the board's in- Zolkowski, 273-5462. Is Marked reform." Providence, who recently in the texts. tention to correct short- Miss Curran, who is only observed his twentieth an- "It is disappointing that comings in the textbooks John F. Schwanhausser one of 13 Republicans in the niversary as an active the texts, although sup- through teacher training of 19 Oak Forest lane, a State Assembly said she member of Metropolitan posedly recently written, and by the use of Hearing division superintendent in was not opposed to the in-Life Insurance Company's supplementary materials. the Elizabeth electric dis- continue the same stereo- TO HEAD DIVISION — Mrs. W. Richard Hazen of Oak Ridge avenue, has accepted (Continued from Page 1) come tax because it wasfield force. typed treatment of men He said that because of tribution department of proposed by the opposing Mr. Robinson, a sales the "newness of the the responsibility of Summit Residential Division chairman for the 1974 campaign of will be held on August 13 at Public Service Electric and and women as in the past, the United Way of Summit and New Providence. Pictured with Mrs. Hazen is 1974 party, but that she thought representative in the Com- separating their functions women's movement," the 8:30 p.m. Gas Company, will there was no need for such pany's Summit District, 119 heightened awareness is Campaign Chairman Norman E. Rauscher and United Way Executive Director Ed- Council also gave local complete 25 years' service and relegating women to an ward H. Kaus. (Kowe photo) a form of taxation at this Summit avenue, joined inferior role restricted to not reflected in the text- police the power to enforce with the company this time. She endorsed the Metropolitan July, 19, 1954. less important and books. Often it takes as parking regulations in the month and will be present- concept that education in He is a member of the glamorous occupations." long as seven or eight years paint, and cost $5,860; paint high school parking lot, and ed a gold service emblem the state must be company's veterans as- The report noted that it for new trends to filter into the trim around street Halpin Elected To an ordinance was in-in honor of the occasion. "thorough and efficient" sociation, field group which "is unfortunate" Ailyn and basic readers. level, which was done in troducted appropriating but questioned the methods is open to all field personnel Bacon, with new textbooks, Mr. Gilson, said that he 1963 by SADC, with a cost $320,000 to improve the ITHBtfflfrHlnt. by which such a concept who have worked with had been informed, in a of $3,440; finish the lower International Post Wilson property as a should be financed. Metropolitan 20 years or letter from Dr. Richard L. level near the tracks at a recreationa! area. A public Although the bill passed more. Fiander, superintendent of cost of $960. Union County Clerk charter papers and retired hearing on that ordinance schools, that the report is Walter G. Halpin of Fan- Superior Court Judge Mil- will also be held August 13. Buying? Selling? the finest you can buy! being sent to the Each phase will begin wood was elected to a full ton A. Feller will serve as Also in the recreation To Place Yours ICED TEA MIX publishers. when the necessary funds term as president of the the principal agent of the area, Council rejected all In 3 Newspapers Renting? Hiring? HfflOfl tULWOfWd KM MMMtaWMd have been raised, Mrs. "International Association corporation under the "not —12-1% Ib. bags per carton bids for construction of a —delivered to your home Hutson said. of Clerks, Recorders, Elec- for profit laws" of the State building at Mabie • Only $3.00 Minimum —Iree sample upon request SADC tion Officials and of New Jersey. Playground. New bids will GO CLASSIFIED... Ene-Lackawanna has Treasurers" in Conference 273-4000 Templar Food Products (Continued from Page 1) be accepted at the August CALL: Get Results Fast Corp. recently completed some at Denver, Colorado. July 635-7000 57 Union Place which have not been paint- interior painting as well as 13 meeting. 464-8080 For Information Call 3. Council heard Michael Summit ed in at least 30 years. This repairs and painting on the Halpin, who was first Mrs. Sinnott The Summit Herald 277-3212 Goodman of 8 Laurel Greattor homes, parties, or- requires much scaffolding, lower platform. Money for vice-president, has been SEALED PROPOSALS would take two coats of this came from stale funds. In New Posts avenue complain about the Th*- Board of Education oi the ganizations, restaurants. acting as interim president policing of fireworks usage frail \e<* Jers>e> hereto} invite* ihe •. Single service dispensers sum of lirafc-d bids fw furm.vftin and urns available. since December 20, 1973, Newly-appointed Union at the annual Fourth of July v.i M:V crejnj products for the school year 273-4000 when his predecessor sud- 1M74 75 County Freeholder Mrs. celebration. tiuls wUl be receded until Itf 3© AM D S T , denly died and, upon taking RoseMane Sinnott of 2 Tkyrisdiij August S. 1974 ami then pybiielj (^«*n*~d ,*nd rvad 2E tht- ofhct* of the Bo&rd of over the reins of the As-Blackburn place, was ap- K4uiatiitn, 37 Maple Street, Summit. New J'.-rM*> Specification* and bid forms may be o. y Os sociation, he submitted his pointed last Thursday night M-rurvd at Uu? offic-v ol ihc lioard o{ £4aca- resignation as a member of to the Union County Anti- Deputy INTERNATIONAL STEAK PUB Tfe- Buarti mven't's the nghi lo reject all the Union County Charter Poverty Council and to the (Continued from Page 1) tiidi. !o <*3i\e mformaJiHes; and to award Springfield, N.J. Study Commission, to i^rdt-r\ ai sis discretion in uw f>«?it mtwsts of 595 Morris Ave. board of governors of th*- Board at tJSucAtmn DANCE EVERY EVENING FROM * P.M TO THE MUSIC OF. . and investigative which he had been elected Overlook Hospital. B> artier <>/ m*- (Joard ai Etlucaiian Slocks. Bonds. ComijpiaJIMs, tnvmtmwtt trx) Advisory Service procedures*. WALTKHS EDDY TOurs., Fit, Sat, Sun,, Tues., Wed in the November 1973 Mrs. Sinnott, who was SecreUrv HOT ICE general election. appointed to the Deputy Chief For- Juh is «-* Monday Kinderhook Creek One of the first orders of Freeholder board to fill the michella is one of four TAKE A FLIGHT OF FANCY TO ITALY GEBMA JJY. FRANCE. IRA.N ASD MOB E brothers on the local force, SHKHIf K S SAl.h VOL' CAST !M Jl'STOSE BVEN'INti AND BIGHT ON VOL'R OWN DDOKSTEP Ttx! business accomplished by unexpired term of Thomas MI'fcKloK CdL'RT OF NEW JERSEY, 07904 of which a cousin is also a CHANCERY DIVISION. L'NION COCNTY. STEAKS OF INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR Halpin was to incorporate A. Kacziftarek, who DOCKET NO C-386J-72 201-273^2100 member. He is married, WILLIAM G SOHU marned and ROBERT THOMAS S. PALUCK (Mgr.) 1 the association. The firm of resigned, is seeking a full CHILDREN'S DINNER — SPAGHETTI * MEATBALLS $1.30 and a parent. His mother, WORMSKK. married. Plaintiffs v» Hooley, Perselay, Butler three-year term in the WILLIAM B REICH, rt ais, £>erewlants SEAFOOD FSA D1AVOLO WITH LOBSTER TAIL. KING CBAB LESS. FRESH (LAMS AND I.IVJUWK Mrs. Rose Formichella <"tvtl Acttoc JiKlKJmeisi Ortte-rtng Sale an Par- and Kelly of Westfield, November general elec- tition See One Of The Largest FOR THE HEARTY APPETITE, WE HAVE STEAK NEPTCNE. SERVED resides in Summit, as well. By vmuFtf tyt the abtrt"e-*ilat-pe itu**.*cted I shall ^xposrr for salt* b> pubUc Collections of Authentic American WITH LOBSTER TAIL, KING CRAB LEGS, SHRIMP SCAMPI and STEAMED CLAMS iffidiH'. in rtK^m B4. ui the Court House, in Wie Indian Jewelry BUSINESSMEN S LUNCH HON. THRU FHI. . HELP YOURSELF TO Ol H Ctf> of ElrzabrtJi. N J.on WEDNESDAY, vf v tte Xtk DAY OF JtLY A.».. WM. ^i two INCLUDING SAI.AD BAB B-» ^ SALAD BAR o'clock m the arierTMXHi «f said day June — August PRIVATE ROOM AVAILABLE ___ 37§-384# MAJOR CHKD1T rABDS .UCCTTFK FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Ail that tract or p*reei of land, situate, lying and being in the Township of Berkeley Ht'igh's, Coun'y of Lnton and Slate of Sew Oaily 9-5 Thurs. til 9 BREACH OF TRUSTEESHIP? DISCOUNT ON $50. AND OVER The FOREWORD of the October 1969 Issue of The Federal Reserve System Pur- BEOIWlNt; at the corner formed by the ffiifn&cluHi of the oonherty sate ime of Sol- (Reservation Jewelry Only) poses aad Functions, contains the Board of Governors' dedication of the book, "to a ton Bouievarti witft U» westerly sKle line and many National Banks reported 6 month increases In profits of from 25 to 30 per HannahHosina Heicb (formerly Hannah cent. Mortgage loans became increasingly unavailable and stock equities tumbled an Rosma ft'ahj) by deed dated D«cembejr 6,1935 1 and recorded m the Office of the Union County UaUtted Indian' additional $32 billion, to an 18 month total of $228 billion; equivalent to 65 per cent of "Register on December 15. IS55 in Book 232* of our nation's public held debt, at year-end 1973. Deeds, page 29 BUY GIFTS ... Premise* are c»mm«U.v katwi u No £11 Sound equity investors now allege they have been betrayed into financial disaster PlilafleW Avene, Berkeley Heights, New SAVE A LIFE by the Fed's breach of integrity, in abandoning to member banks it's responsibility for Jersey. The Sheriff reserves iht right to adjourn Percentage of Proceeds trusteeship of the nation's credit and monetary machinery! this salt- to Summit Animal Henry W. Lamp RALPH ORISCELLO, Sberttf JttlB J R>«. AU> Welfare League Summit, N.J. DJ k SH S X4B1-05 Junf T7 July 4, 11 IS ' $58 52 Jerry's Indian Trading Post 33 Maple St. Summit 273-3553

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City Federal Savings & Musical Theater production of tion staff, Mr. Tyler is playing the role Summit Democrats to head Atherton will organize all Loan Association of "Promises, Promises." "Promises, of Mr. Kirkeby in "Promises, up the volunteer drive for the volunteer efforts for Elizabeth. He has-been ac- Promises" will be presented on July Promises." the coming fall campaigns Wolfenbarger and Good- tive in Democratic affairs, 26, 27 and August 2 and 3 at Summit Assisting production designer of Robert Wolfenbarger man. "It's going to be myand served as an issue High School and will involve close to Arthur Rice is Malcolm Sturchio of and Michael Goodman, the job," said Atherton, "to research coordinator for 100 young people from all over Short Hills. Malcolm, who is handling 1974 Democratic Common help shape the team which last year's council cam- Northern New Jersey. lighting for the production, has worked Council candidates. will aid these two fine can- paigns. with MMT for the last three seasons Atherton, 32, was named didates get their message Assisting director Andrew Wilk of and has been involved in productions as volunteer coordinator by of responsive, open Anyone wishing to join Summit is Margaret O'Mahoney, also at Millburn High School. Summit Democratic Com- government across to thethe campaigns of Wolfen- of Summit. A bank teller by day, Miss mittee Chairman Ross An- voters." barger and Goodman may O'Mahoney assists the director at Other members of the production staff are box office manager, Julianne zaldi, who urged any Sum- The new coordinator is a call Atherton at 273-1489. rehearsals and is also in charge of mit resident "interested in ticket sales and accounting this O'Mahoney of Summit; stage manager, Roberta Plastock, South good local government to season. This is her sixth season with help out the candidate they the summer theater group, having Orange; publicity assistants, Diane Two Local Judges Damanski, Berkeley Heights, and NEW FOCUS FOR MEDICINE — Overtook Hospital has received a $339,006 grant think can do the best job for most recently appeared as the Bully in our city." "The Roar of the Greasepaint." In Mitch Lawrence, Short Hills; costume from the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare to train young doctors in End Special Course addition to her work with MMT, Miss assistant, Lee Ryden, Summit and the specialty of family and community medicine. Here Dr. Donald F. Kent, left, Wolfenbarger is seeking O'Mahoney has carried her interest in props, Lisa Trent, Madison. director of Overlook's family practice residency program, and Dr. William F. the available council seat in Judges E. Donald sity of Nevada, Reno cam- the theater into the winter months, Technical Assistants include from Minogue, director of medical education, confer with three resident M.D.s: Dr. Robert Ward I, while Goodman in Steinbrugge of Colt road, pus, the National College appearing with the Overlook Musical Summit, Bill McGinnis, Ginger Eidus, of Tenafly, a first-year resident; Dr. Gary Berger, of Jersey City, a second- Ward 2 is seeking the other and Judge John J. Callahan acts as the educational Theater, The Encore Players, and the O'Mahoney, Kevin O'Mahoney, year resident; and Dr. George NemeJh of Neptune, a third-year resident. council seat up for election of Mountain avenue, branch of the American Opera Theater of New Jersey. Stephanie O'Mahoney, Joe O'Mahoney in November. recently completed a four- Bar Association Judicial and Ken Witzel; Murray Hill, Marcia "In appointing Mr week education course at Administration Division. Publicity and playbill manager this Matthews; New Providence, Chris Atherton to the job," An- the National College of the Entering its eleventh season is Tom Tyler of Madison. Mr. Cronin, Barbara Kramer, and Brian Overlook Gets $339,000 For zaldi said, "we're seeking State Judiciary. Both are year, the National College Tyler, a graduate of Glassboro State Abrahams; Millburn-Short Hills, Matt to draw into the Democra- members of the Union has pioneered the field of College with a major in theater arts, is Harkness and Mike Fonda; and Fan- tic Party all those who haveCounty courts. judicial education in this a five-year veteran of MMT. Mr. Tyler wood, Rich Frino. Family Medicine Program a genuine interest in Located on the Univer- country. has also appeared with such local Tickets for "Promises, Promises" groups as the Madison Summer are available at the box office at the A first year grant of new specialty of family screening, school health, Theater, the Madison Repertory Summit Area YMCA, 67 Maple Street $339,000 from the United practice," commented nutrition, medical care or- Theater, the Overlook Musical (273-9191) or from any cast or crew States Department of Heinlein. It will enable ex- ganization, nurse practi- Theater, the Bernards Township member. MMT is sponsored by the pansion from our current tioners and patient health Community Music Theater and most Summit Area YMCA. Health, Education and Welfare to Overlook Hospi- five residents to 12 next education. tals new amu year and a total of 18 Pop concert F "y Medicine Newest member of the _. . Training Program was an- residents by the end of the faculty of the Overlook The second in a series of n0Unced last week by grant period. More impor- Family Practice Residency four Family Pop Conceits Heinlein, direc- tantly, the program will Program is Benjamin H. AT LAST. UV $ tor Rober1t E03 1 A SPECIALIST "• £ ^ L f ? ' aw b " president. provide in-depth training in Josephson, M.D., F.A.A.P. ston Mall for Wednesday, A projected HEW grant preventive and ambulatory of Millburn, currently chief THAT MAKES jury i/, at 9:30 p m. in the o£$1^ miliion over &<> nexl medicine, health of pediatrics on the HOUSE CALLS center court. Additional five years jS anticipated, maintenance program- Overlook Medical Staff and Sewing machine concerts will be held July according to Heinlein, who ming, community and pa- clinical assistant professor in a slump? Call the£xperts! 24 and 31. credited New Jersey tient health education. of pediatrics of the College Special emphasis will be of Medicine and Dentistry : [WO CHAMP* POW "HOW GMJL' FAMILY Congressman Matthew J. UTWATBSI DINING Rinaldo. Republican from placed on the family prac- of New Jersey. You can rent a Singe/Sewing Machine too! Union, and Senator titioner's role in deprived Overlooks Family Prac- WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF LUNCHEON Harrison A. Williams, areas, as well as thetice Residency is a three DAILY Democrat from Westfield, development of the nurse- year program leading to SEWING MACHINES practitioner as an active, SUMMIT SEWING CENTER DINNERS for their support in obtain- board certification in SERVED TIL 9 ing the grant for theresponsible member of the Summit *» Springfield Avemie 273-5111 Family Medicine. (CHjUjWEWS MEMU) development of family physician team," he ob-Residents in the program medicine specialists in served. , will spend 18 months in STRATEGY SESSION — Rick Atherton, newly-named volunteer coordinator for the mwaromc their home state. Overlook's Family Prac- ambulatory rotations m* P!TT COLONIAL VBXAQE Summit Democratic committee talks over city problems aad the coming fall cam- SINGER M MAIN ST., CHATHAM "This grant is of enor- tice Residency Program is including family medicine, paign with Robert Wolfenbarger, left; and Michael Goodman, right, who are running CLOSED UONO/lY mous significance in train- under the direction of v»rr ou« O*T AKO twtrr surgery, dermatology, as Democrats for the two available Common Council seats up this November. •HOP** ing young physicians in theDonald F. Kent, M.D., who gynecology and is board-certified in family orthopedics and 16 months practice, former president in the in-patient services of of the Overlook Medical internal medicine, pedia- Staff, and founSer of trics and obstetrics. They Overlooks Department of will also receive twice Family Practice. A general weekly instruction in practitioner m Chatham for psychiatry and participate 26 years, with a long-stand- in an active program of ing interest in community community medicine, medicine, Dr. Kent has preventive medicine and served as physician for the patient health education At a Roots Sale Chatham school system In addition, residents you get a lot and was instrumental in the spend between two and development of Overlook's four sessions with morning, for your money Family Health Centers for afternoon or evening hours low income residents with every week caring for pa- units both in Summit and tients enrolled in the Vauxhall. Overlook and Chatham Associate director of theFamily Practice As- ASTERISKS. Family Practice Program Asterisks are a su re sociates Group, under Rear window is Richard Podell, M.D., supervision of the fulltime sign that the model you washer/wiper M.P.H., who is board-cer- physician-directors of the Mens: Suits including want is going to cost Tinted glass all around tified in Internal Medicine, Family Practice Program. more than you thought. tlwki y / rccnniii iiitil Club Four 3-point and a graduate of the Har- Currently 4,000 patients, Volvo has come up vard School of Public representing 800 family Son thinch. Slacks. with an ingenious device retractable seat belts Health. He has worked with units, are enrolled in the Sport co

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AT JAZZ CLINIC — BUI Weisbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weisbach of Hobart avenue, has been accepted for advanced musical study at the Ramapo College Jazz Clinic. A senior at Summit High School, and an honor student, he is the leader of the percussion section of the Summit Marching and Concert Bands, drummer of the Stage Band, and tympanist of the Summit High School orchestra. He is known for his performances with the Overlook Musical Theater, the Summit Symphony, the Summit Summer Band Concerts, and Metropolitan Music Theater and affiliated productions. In addition, he - _ • ••••« »..,,£*• gives private percussion lessons to many local students, lie received the Musician of the Year award in 1972. Center also announced the Aides Named appointments;of Dr. David Braunstein as group By Celanese leader, engineering resins Dr. David H. Fishman process development; Dr. and Dr. Melvin Drain have Donald "McNally as group been appointed technical leader, engineering resins; managers in the plastic and Thomas J. Gazal as research section of group leader, resins tech- Celanese Corporation's nical service. Summit Technical Center. Smorgasbord Fishmait'is now technical manager, product research The Community Pres- and development and Drain byterian Church of Chester is technical manager, will bold its annual fair, 1 including authentic smor- process research and development. gasbord, on August 3, from 11 a.m., with the smorgas- 1 Roof Summit Technical bord served from 3 p.m. on. * Country Western OVERSTOCK CLEARANCE * Blue Grass * Never before savings on many of America's best Known Famous Clothing Brands, every plus Larkey's own Private Label Summer and year 'round Men's Clothing'! WEDNESDAY.FRIDAY&SUNDAY GGG s LOUIS ROTH • EAGLE • PETROCELLI • I featuring: " The New Bethlehem Comets" HAMMONTON PARK • GROSHIRE e BOTANY 500 Contemporary Plaid Pattern Tropical Suits.... $85 Botany 500 Imported Worsted Suits $150 GASOLINE ALLEY Eagle 100% Polyester Doubleknit Suits $155 Doubleknit Polyester Suits 89.95 I JC 1^5 iV^st 428 Springfield Avenue Texturized Polyester Suits 89.95 I ^ I^^P ^J^F Eagle 100% Poly Doubleknit Plaid Suits $160 Berkeley Heights, N.J. All Wool Midweight Suits $100 \ ^^^ Petrocelli 100% Polyester Doubleknit Suits. . $165 464-2499 Dacron/Worsted Tropical Suits $95 I KGC|s 85 Groshire Dacron /Worsted Tropical Suits .... $165 OUR POPULAR 100% Polyester Doubleknit Suits $115 fl * $ m m m Groshire 100% Worsted Midweight Suits .... $175

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Our people will help you unload and pick up. 71 Union PI., Summit MS SprtrwfMd Aw*. other Famous Label SPORT COATS Chatham Rd., Summit at PlaMWd Ava., Bkty. Hta. Reg. *75 £ 1O Wavarty PI., Mad—nn Reg. $65 Reg.$85 Reg. $110 to*150 to 79.95 *S9 to $100 69 to $125 MEN'S SHOESIGOUPS JOHNSTON MURPHY! BOSTONIANS! BALLY! 1/2 PRICE! THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18, 1974 Page Five Rehearsals College YW Names Winter Scheduled Corner Auditions for the Me- tropolitan Musical To Rosemont Market Chairman Theater's third summer Mary Doener of Summit Mrs. John S. Baker of 227 of community activities. production are scheduled has been accepted at Mountain avenue has been She has been chairman of tor Monday, July 21 at 7:3* Rosemont College, Pa., as the Brayton Pre-School, a member of the freshman named chairman of the 1974 «.m. in the Summit YMCA. class for the fall semester. Winter Market, the annual chaian of the Brayton An- The show (right now # • * November fund raising tique Show, Volunteer co- without a title) scheduled project of the YWCA. ordinatofor Summit Speech for August 23-25, will be an On Honor Rolls As Chairman, Mrs. School, Sunday school original musical by Ken Barbara Kelley, Baker will coordinate the teacher for St. John's Collins. It calls for a large daughter of Mr. and Mrs. activities of the more than Lutheran Church, execu- cast — several female and Robert I. Kelley of 31 1,000 volunteers who donate tipe board member of the male leads (singers), a Tanglewood drive, has their time for the benefit of Junior League, and chorus of dancers-singers been named to the Honor the YWCA. member of the YWCA (different styles of dance: Roll at Stetson University, Mrs. Baker born and nominating committee. modern, show, square, DeLand, Fla. ENGAGED - Mr. and WILL WED — Mr. and raised m stuttgart, West. Mrs. Jack E. Garrett of very modern), non-singing • * * acting parts (major and Cynthia Burch of 41 Little Mrs. Joseph Lester CoUins Germ Sh came t0 ^ Son Born Madison have announced of Atlanta, Ga., have an- y^d States 2^955 and the engagement of their minor), a woman's chorale Wolf road, a senior in the of 39, and a full orchestra. nounced the engagement of To Veits daughter, Deborah Lee, to Mrs. John S. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Boe D. McBttrnett 3rd, son Next week there will be a of the University of Kan- Collins, to Cameron tive. They have two sas, Lawrence, has been Howard Conover, jr., son of band, John, a Summit na- Veit of 8 Montrose avenue, of Mr. and Mrs. Roe D. complete cast list and children, Julie and Eric, have announced the birth of Me Burnett jr. of 2t§ Black- description, and those named to the honor roll for Mr. and Mrs. Cameron who are the third genera- the spring semester. Howard Conover of 197 Oak a son, Kenneth Mark, born burn road. Miss Garrett Interested in joining or tion of Bakers to attend July 5, at St. Barnabas has completed her junior rejoining M.M.T. in this • * # Ridge avenue. Miss Collins Brayton School. On Honors List was graduated from The Have Hospital, Livingston. year at Cornell University, special production, attend Since moving to Summit, Veit is the former majoring in applied the Y a week from Monday. Regina Ogorzaly of 16 Lovett School and received Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mrs. Baker has Warwick road has been her B.A. degree from Con- Tremblay of 98 West End lark of Jamaica, mathematics and computer For more information call i her time in a York. science. She is currently Ken Collins at 2734154. Mr. and Mrs. Wiilaim Chanley, Jr. named to the Honors List verse College in 1973. Sheavenue, have announced for the past semester at the was presented by the the birth of a son, Roger employed with Foster D. (Huyler Photo) Snell, Inc., Florham Park, University of Wisconsin — Phoenix Society during the Thomas, on July 4 at as a research assistant. Mr. Green Bay. 1970-1971 season, and is a Overlook Hospital. Mrs FOR PEACE OF J-EET McBurnett is a graduate of Chanley — Pizzuti * •» member of the Atlanta As- Tremblay is the former Cornell University with a B.A. On Deans' Lists semblies and Cotillion Margaret Heilenbach. TRY B.S. in industrial engineer- Miss Leanora M. Pizzuti, Summit was best man. Four local students have Club. She is presently Neil E. Luberoff, son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ushers included Matthew been named to the Dean's employed by the law firm ing. He is employed with Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Candlewood drive, Murray Clarks Charles Pizzuti of 15 Van Pizzuti, brother of the List for the spring semester of Harland, Cashin, Hill. Dyke place, was married bride, and Andrew Salerno at Lafayette College, Eas- Chambers & Parker. The «E * * field, Michigan, where he is drive, was granted a B.A. June 9 at Saint Teresa's of Madison. ton, Pa. Included are future bridegroom was WALLABEES participating in a one-year degree from the College of Martina L. Harrington, Church to William Chanley, Following a wedding trip Elizabeth Garlen of 10 graduated from Pingry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. training program. A June Liberal Arts of Drew Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. to Bermuda, the couple will Karen Way; Patricia School, Elizabeth, and wedding is planned. University, Madison. Charles B. Harrington of 70 Chanley of Summit. Rev. reside in Summit. McBride of 37 Hawthorne received his B.A. degree Hobart avenue, has been John P. Egan performed place; Rosemary Olivo of from Dickinson College in named to the Dean's List the double ring ceremony, 54 Stockton road, and 1979. He Is employed by for the spring quarter at which was followed by a Charles Werner of 94 Alexander and Alexander, IT'S SMART TO be SEEN reception at the Mountain- the University of Evans- Lamed road. Inc. The wedding will be in ville. side Inn. • • * September at the Northslde MAkmq Mrs. Bette Pizzuti served Methodist Church, Atlanta. * * * Anthony Dilonno of Sum- Two local students at LUNCHEON SCENE as matron of honor for her mit, a student at the sister-in-law. Bridesmaids Alfred University, N.Y., College of Arts and have been named to the AT h SUMMIT. included Joann Cassese, Sciences of the University drive, New Providence Maryellen Cassese and Dean's List for the second of Dayton, O., has been Deborah J Baker, semester of the past Some people have gotten used to the idea that luncheon is^ Virginia Myers, all cousins named to the Dean's List daughter of Mr and Mrs. academic year. Included rush-in, rush-out thing. Not at the Hunt Club It's where running of the bride. for the second term of the comes to a halt and relaxing starts to happen Our luncheon menu Edward Baker of 117 are William B. Paulson, son t's something special. So is our service. And our atmosphere.' Vincent Caporaso of past academic year. Berkshire drive, Berkeley of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. In (act. everything is jus! the way most particular people enjoy • • • it, right down to the sensibly moderate prices. The scene is the Heights, and David R. Paulson, and Billings S. modem Summit Suburban Hotel. Be seen here. Soon. Student Four area students have Pines, son of Mr. and Mrs.Fuess, 3rd, son of Mr. and been named to the Dean's Seemon H. Pines of 24 Mrs. Fuess, Jr. Honored List for the spring semester BETROTHED - Mr. and at Franklin and Marshall The Gill / St. Bernard's of School has awarded Karin an- College, Laneatt^r, Pa, In sand N. Stallard of 305 Summit Included are Peter T. "Give me a few of Murray, son of Mr. and or brown syede THE ^ avenue the Hargaret D. and brown or black calf. Jefferson Cup, presented to Mrs. John T. Murray of 89 weeks with you SubunhAN HOTEI a freshman or sophomore Butler parkway; Susan M. For Men and Women student who has demons- of Mr. and Sunyak, daughter of Mr. and I'll teach 570 Springfield Avenue A. O'Cone of 21 Put on Clarks Wallabees and the world Summit, New Jersey 07301 trated the qualities of and Mrs. Charles G. you to speak (201)273-3000 leadership, loyalty and eat north street. A Jane, 1975 Sunyak of 68 Knollwood looks brighter. Wallabees have a unique spirit during the school wedding i French." moccasin construction plus resilient plan- year. tation crepe soles - a combination per- fectly designed for light footed comfort. The cup is named in What's my secret? ART honor of Margaret D. Jef- Phone us—Of stop in—and we'll make an appointment to show ferson, headmistress of ISABEL PALMER you tree, how easily you can learn to speak another language. PICTURES The Gill School, Bernards- •Of Spanish Italian. German. Or any of our other languages. vilie Interiors PICTURE FRAMING school. This year's BERLITZ recipient has served as 525 M1UBURN AVENUE chairman of the Student - •22 Beechwood Rd.. Summit, Phone: (201) 277-0300 Nee Dell's - Summer Sale Days - • 127 East Rrdgewood Ave.. Ridgewood. Phone: (201) 444-644X3 .summit Faculty Judiciary Commit- SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY • For schools in Manhattan. Phone: (212) 765-1000 tee. She is the daughter of 379-2318 Translation services ana group programs are available at all schools. BEECHWOOD GALLERY, LTD. Mr and Mrs. Dewey H. Open Thursday's til 9 273-2042 7 8EECMWOOD RD;. SUMMIT - 277-0536 CLOSED MONDAYS Stallard. AtF&M Steven E. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs.TJohn D. Kennedy of 300 Oak Ridge avenue, a June graduate of Summit High School, will enter Franklin and Marshall College, Lan- caster, Pa., as a freshman of summit in September. He plans to springfield and maple/summit/ major in business and open monday and thursday to 9/ free parking eventually attend law school. LEARN wmwrnm LECTROLYSIS ONIOFTHIUteeST the KREE way uucnoNSor KUVJUK ... Regarding earaar in permanent hair ramoval. t Age no barrier. Full or part time. RMI UMINS; Day or Eva. Man, Woman. •ATM •OUTtQUf Coma, write or prtone for Caste* Mmh Drfriet FREE BOOKLET K. Curtate KRHJ DM 376-7480 SELECTROLYSIS . 42 it. «.T. tana • 12121 UM;H Bl MIUJUtN AV MILUUftN

THE STOWE SCHOOL Stowe, Vermont 05672 802-253-4861 We are a small co-ed college preparatory boarding school. Our aim is to motivate students by experiential learning, and Out- ward Bound orientation. Write us if your student needs a challenge- H.F. O'Brien, Jr. Headmaster Page Six THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18, 1974 The Danger Season by Congressman expand, to manage and Matthew J. Rinaldo operate the utilities, and to SIMM ERALD Last week's one day meet all of the same en- record of near 100 degrees vironmental standards as provides new evidence that the privately owned utili- Quality W—kU— of New J«rm«y Published by The Summit Herald northern New Jersy and ties. The cost of operating the metropolitan region are Audit Bureau of Circulation Every Thursday at 22 Bank Street them would be hidden in balanced on the red hot our tax bills instead of in New Jersey Press Association Summit, New Jersey 07901 edge of a power shortage of our electric rates should Entered as Second Class Matter unprecedented dimensions the state ever be induced to National Editorial Association and that the situation will take this course of action Eve E. Forbes, Publisher October S, 1889 at the Post Office grow increasingly worse as Additionally, state ow- the temperatures soar. Norman E. Rauscher. Summit, New Jersey, under the nership of New Jersey's Editor The power supply is not power companies would Act of March 3. 1879 nearly enough to avoid new mean a substantial loss in brownouts and blackouts local and state taxes now Photo Feature Editor: William H. Youry II that could endanger public paid by the private utilities. safety, create large ALL DEPARTMENTS: 273-4000 Some communities could pockets of unemployment, not survive without this $6 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BACK COPIES 30c EACH and disrupt the economy. revenue. In short, it would CONVERTIBLES ON PARADE — In 1909, the present Gulamerian Building at MO Even with strong conser- be economically ruinous Summit Avenue (west side, between Springfield avenue and Bank street) was the vation measures, which and of no practical benefit garage of Edward C. Barber, local agent for the then well known Mitchell, E.M.F., have not proven very ef- While there is no single and Flanders automobiles, whose facilities included a "first-class machine shop run fective over the long haul, solution to the problem of by electric power". That he specialized in convertibles is an illusion because at that Courageous Decision and passage of legislation providing low cost elec- time all cars were convertibles. A hard top was a rarity, and glass was used only for aimed at making the Unit- tricity, it seems clear that windshields and for a tiny rear window. (In the event of rain, the top was raised by The Housing Authority has made its good neighbor, the success ui uua un- ed States self-sufficient in the federal government's muscle power — preferably two people's — and then fabric side curtains with plastic decision. After many months of intense dertaking is guaranteed. energy, a major stumbling new Office of Energy must windows in them were buttoned in place!) Other garage operators followed Barber, debate and argument, delays and in- block to the expansion of develop the same kind of among them the Gulamerian brothers, Ardle and Garabed. The brothers bought the During last week's meeting, and on electrical generating terrogations, the Housing Authority has countless occasions in the past, North economic incentives that building from William Woestendieck in 1921, 2nd used it, first as a Willard storage capacity in New Jersey and helped to stimulate the battery agency, then as a radio shop. (In the early 1926's, Ardle was publicized as the picked the site for the second stage of Summit residents have suggested that the metropolitan area housing industry in past its low-income housing program: the housing plans, at the very least, first person to install a radio in an automobile). They converted it into the present remains. The high cost of years. A special loan fund office building in 1927. (Contributed by the Summit Historical Society.) Weaver street and Morris avenue. should disperse the population to be borrowing funds is slowing to provide guarantees and We congratulate the Authority for its served in two locations of the city. This down energy expansion and low interest loans for ex- choice and wish to point out that this suggestion is not realistic because it is capital investment, and pansion of electric utilities site is far more than a compromise no secret that funding may be difficult saddling consumers with in critical areas needs to be A Dead Heat is a Cold End solution — it is infinitely better suited for even one unit so that two would be excessive costs for elec- developed. The funds would tricity. Dr. Henry Birne and based upon healtli gos- knowledge have done so on than the original* site on Plain street. out of the question. permit the privately owned a municipal basis. New electric companies to It is bad medicine to pass sip, can twist a region into With more than three acres with which To those who say that single-family One of the troubles is that a public health law you can concrete knots. A smoking York City may become the the privately owned utili- borrow at the same low exception. But then, New to work, we are confident that an at- residences are what is needed and interest rates available to not enforce. Experience ban law may be needed. tractive, functional and safe complex desired by the people to be housed, we ties in New Jersey, though shows the law would But smoking prohibition York City can only function publicly regulated, are the publicly managed on exceptions. Otherwise can be constructed. remind them that most of these people power plants. stimulate a reaction op- will not work. The law has forced to borrow funds at posite of what the law in- to accept smokers while Greenwich Village can The next move belongs to Common have never had the luxury to con- record high interest rates. template such a situation. Present What it boils down to is tended declaring legitimate rights pass a smoking ban and Council, which has indicated that no In contrast, the publicly that additional electric The health books of to non-smokers. Chinatown may not. The final action will be taken until a public federal funding sources being what they owned utilities in other generating capacity must result? Another non-excep- are, money is not available to consider governments are loaded A law in heat, retreats. A hearing is Mid. This hearing presuma- states can obtain funds at be a priority item in a smoking ban in public tional situation. such a venture in Summit. with unenforceable laws, bly will be held in the fall so as many interest rates 4 to 5 per cent sound economy. We cannot each written in a hot time places may only turn out to New Jersey often en- residents as possible can be on hand to What the people who will live in these lower than in the East function without enough when somebody had a gripe be a piece of cute theater, a courages municipalities to express their views. units need and need desperately is It is essential that New moderately priced elec- or maybe the contem- political performance write their own laws. It had Jersey and New York, tricity to go around where We hope that all residents of the city, adequate, safe, attractive, standard porary human ethic creat- grand standing all over the been tried with fluorida- which depend almost it is needed place. If the political art is tion. While other states after they have had adequate time to housing — now. When this is provided, ed an itch for the moment exclusively on privately By allowing privately that had to be covered with not right the law will not be have passed water ponder the proposal, will agree that assuredly they will take as much pride in their dwelling units as any single- owned and financed power owned utilities to borrow at a law, or maybe a Gover- enforced. Non-smokers will fluoridation laws, New Jer- Weaver street-Morris avenue is companies, be able to low interest rates through a nor needed a sweet new then have aggravation ad- sey is still fighting the bat- eminently qualified. family occupant. The experience of borrow funds for new Glenwood place happily can be the government revolving code to make friends. ded to injury in knowing tle. And how the state has it At last week's meeting, where the generating plants at the credit system, we could Several states in the na- their smoking ban had anyway, stored in a corner framework for such confidence. same rates as the publicly speed up necessary expan- finally become an ignored of the statehouse in a room authority announced its decision, one Although we had advocated a tion have recently passed owned utilities. Just con- sion and keep a tighter rein laws against smoking in reality. where the dust thickens. If could not fail to grasp the deep anger replacement housing project in the sider the fact that the two and bitterness residents of North Sum- on the inflationary impact public places. The trend is A memorandum en- you may be against Chestnut-Railroad avenue area of the biggest power companies of electric rates. And that fluoridation the news is mit feel about the decision. Their ar- infectious. It is catching on couraging a smoking ban city, we are happy to see that the in New Jersey are in the can be translated into because the smell of was sent from the new good. But if you would be gument, as summed up by one resident, Authority has requested an official sur- market for more thari'W moderate and healthy for a smoking ban subject- is: "Why should we have to bear the somebody else's cigarette Commissioner of Health of vey with an eye toward rehabilitating billion in funds for expan- growth, more jobs and a is not a friendly thing now New Jersey, Dr. Joanne ed to the same treatment, brunt of this recommendation?" that particular section of town. sion. If they continue to break for the consumer that we know some bad Finley, to the state health the news would not be good. While not wishing to assume the role borrow at rates of eight, Why complain about the things about tobacco. officers. The Commis- Should the question of We are confident that residents in nine and ten percent, and of sage or judge, we are disappointed North Summit will eventually come to darkness and high prices Smoking is number one in sioner wishes municipali- smoking bans be tossed to higher on short-term notes, for electricity when we can with this attitude because it carries the see that the Housing Authority did not the corpse parade and ties to enact laws against the cities and towns of New the consumers will be hit do something about it? New many people who inhale the smoking in public places. If Jersey, some will pass laws assumption that having a housing unit in have too many alternatives in site with much higher electric- the area will be a burden. We think not. Jersey consumers do not smoke of a neighbor's the suggestion of Dr. Finley and some will not. And the selection and that the area chosen fits rates even after suffering want to wind up in the same cigarette refuse to be would be carried out, each laws passed will probably We are certain that if the units are con- many criteria. We are also happy that through brownouts. financial quandary as the structed on the Morris-Weaver site they dragged screamuig into the municipality in New Jersey be uneven. Some laws will the Miele place-Aubrey street location This is no reason, by any Con Edison customers in pit. should now begin its lonely be restrictive to areas that will be something in which the entire was ruled out. means, for public ow- New York, who have been battle to pass an anti- others will not. A res- city can take pride. Justified laws may show It is now hoped that all forces will nership of all private utili- hit with excessive rate- a lynch bias when pushed in smoking law. taurant in Summit may say- If each of us, as individuals, including eventually close ranks and support a ties in New Jersey The increases because of the heat and fear. Panic en- Other states have applied nobody can smoke in the North Summit residents, pledges to be a program that will be of benefit to all. cost would be out of reach, cost of the company's vironmental laws, smoking bans in public dining room, only in the somewhere in the tens of heavy financing to replace unplanned for tomorrow places but none to my (Continued on Page 7) billions of dollars. The obsolete equipment and to government would still be expand its capacity during Administration Sweet-Talk saddled with the need to a time of inflation. 8 ^ It doesn't take too much imagination County and other areas will be asked to Slings and Arrows to realize that the State Assembly's help foot. We wonder where the equity narrow approval on Monday of Gov. is in that. Byrne's state income tax was the result Letters If this was one of the tactics used to Reckless Cyclists shows that many bike of hard-nosed politicking, arm-twisting, bike riders should ride on obtain votes for an income tax, we :&:& While it seems really riders in these parts do not the right, not on the left or and the proffering of many carrots on wonder how many other deals were Hits Income Tax Plan Denounced unreal, it may turn out remember that they drive in the center. sticks. made behind closed doors to insure a Editor, Summit Herald: Editor, Summit Herald: locally that bike riders are recognized vehicles. They should stop at stop Among such proffering by Gov. Byrne victory for Gov. Byrne. I am opposed to the There is no other way to bigger menaces on the No attention is paid to red streets. was the promise to Mayor Paul T. Jor- It is expected that it will be the proposed state income tax. say this except something roads than auto drivers. lights; no attention is paid They should not ignore dan of Jersey City that the state (your Senate's turn on Monday to vote on the More money alone will not smells on the hill. We are, Since the first of the year to yield signs; no attention yield signs. money) would take over 72% of that income tax question. We hope members solve the school problem. of course, referring to the 43 bike riders have been in- is paid to stop signs. In fact, They should use hand city's bonded indebtedness in exchange of the Senate will be able to withstand We need less government Housing Authority's jured on the city's streets many local bike riders signals. for the Hudson County vote. Mayor spending, not more. This decision to place all fifty While it might be easy to evidently feel so moral They should obey traffic Administration sweet-talk and turn goes for local, state and Jordan said the pledge was made in a down the proposal, especially in light of units of low cost housing on blame auto drivers for about not polluting the air, lights. federal. Weaver street. these accidents, even just a they seem to thinlMhey are letter last week. Monday's dubious tactics. In point of fact, what There is too little critical We commend the Hous- cursory glance at the driv- above the law. might initially have started We question this type of tactic since The 1976 tax referendum which is part judgement going into how ing Authority for one thing, ing habits of many bike Vehicle laws apply to all out as a pleasurable the taking ov.or of nearly three-quarters of the governor's tax package seems our tax money is raised and and that is their devious riders would indicate that modes of transportation. experience could very well of Jersey City's bonded indebtedness enticing; but we've never heard of any spent, who we hire to spend tactics We were told in es- the fault, if such is the case, And bikes are modes of turn out to be deadly. comes to approximately $75 million, a tax being abolished once it's on the it and what we pay them. sence last night that were lies with the bicyclist. transportation. Bike riders: take heed. bill that taxpayers in Summit, Union books. I would expect some of we to oppose their selection Even casual observation Since such is the case. W.S. this kind of critical for all 50 units on Weaver judgement from the street, they would come League of Women Voters back to Plain street. Current Comment Their letter indicates that At the onset of this con- (Reversed Roles - (Washington County NY. Post) they agree with the gover- troversy some nine months | Looking Backward j nor. ago, someone suggested Parents, in practically every family, finished with their noiseome chore, they If we are to be taxed to that the old Corby laundry W:W::.::::::W:::::*^^^ AttftHftStt^^ have railed and ranted at their children had collected almost 30 plastic sacks of support schools in other site be considered for these Seventy-five Years Ago who leave broken toys on the floor, half debris which made the road resemble a communities it should be a units. The Housing Pun Passes By." guarantee funds for addi- direct tax for a specific Authority's reply to that The city of Patterson * * * tions to Brayton and eaten peanut butter sandwiches on the dump. By the time they had finished considered filing suit piano, and smelly sneakers under the purpose, not a promise of was "No." HUD criteria is Twenty-five Years Ago Washington schools. they probably had filled upwards of 50 lower property tax as com- that too many minorities in against the city of Summit divan. Mothers complain that they are sacks which were neatly tied and left on Springfield avenue was Major Gen. Edwin A. pensation for a state in- one area would create an for polluting the Passaic resurfaced from Kent constantly picking up after their the side of the road for Town of White River. The threat led to Walker blasted the UN, come tax. imbalance. Well. . .what Place boulevard to Maple JFK, LBJ and the USSR at children and try desperately to prevent Creek trucks to cart away. I confidently predict that happened. . did HUD's construction of the Joint street. The widening of a boys' room from resembling a pigsty. Sewer to the tidewater a Pro-Constitution Associa- The debris was composed of beer- any such reduction in my criteria suddenly change DeForest avenue was tion sponsored speech. --. Today, the roles are being reversed. cans, beer bottles, and liquor bottles. A property tax will disappear over night'.' Wouldn't 50 started. The final Sabin vaccine Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, 4-H Clubbers, few heaps of garbage also were collect- in three or four years at units on Weaver street also Gustav S. Fischer of most. But I will still be create an imbalance? Fifty Years Ago Maple street was given dose was given. and other youth groups are picking up ed. It was all tossed out of automobiles Ernest Dressel North after adults. by adults. paying a state income tax. Several months ago, Mr. Scouting's highest award of » * • was re-elected president of the Silver Beaver. Last Saturday, for instance, a Cub The stealthy beer can tossers ana State Sen. James P. Geiger approved four sites the Athenaeum. Five Years Ago Pack accompanied by a couple of den garbage spreaders are an affront to Vreeland has a very sensi- as being appropriate for At the Strand Theater: Rev. Norman W. Walz mothers spent the whole morning ble realistic view of this these units. Suddenly last The New Jersey Associa- Ingrid Bergman in "Joan of was named pastor of Oakes society and a menace to the environ- Arc." picking up debris along Grandma Moses matter, as you point out in night, two of these sites tion of Lions Clubs inves- Memorial Church. ment. They're in the same class as the your editorial. I hope his were very neatly disposed * * * Jefferson school land was Road in Eagle Bridge. The road is about ghouls who desecrate cemeteries ex- tigated the possibilities of views prevail. of. Of course, they gave in setting up a local club. Ten Years Ago eyed as a site for a city half a mile long. cept that the beer can tossers manage Stanley O. Morgan, their estimation that is, Common Council pool. Before they were three-quarters to ruin a mucrTwider territory. 11 Colony Court (Continued on Page 7) At the Playhouse: "Mr. approved a resolution to Work started on Route 24. THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18,1S74 Page Seven ST. TEKESA'S CHURCH CENTRAL CALVARY ST. JOHN'S work and "backroom poli- 306 Morris Avenue PRESBYTERIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH tics." EPISCOPAL CHURCH If by some miracle, we Deaths Summit CHURCH DeForest and 587 Springfield Avenue Rev. Monsignor are wrong about this, we Rev. Robert H. Woodland Ave. Rev. Franklin D. Fry, DD. ask the Authority to set us Miss Florence K. Hainann James A. Stone Stephen, D.D. Rev. Rick L. Bair Pastor Summit straight, who knows, we Miss Florence K. Rev. Robert Kelsey, D.D. Rev. William H. Strain, Pastors may believe them. Hamann of Stroudsburg, Rev. Louis F. Fimiani Rev. John P. McGovern Maple St. & Morris Ave. Rector Sunday — 7:45 a.m., Holy Mr. and Mrs. B. Piccione Pa., formerly of Summit, Summit Rev. Robert V. Morris Communion (spoken ser- 23 Aubrey street died July 3 at General Hos- Rev. John P. Egan Assistants Today — 8 p.m., Motet Assistant Rector vice in chapel); 9:30 a.m., pital, Monroe County, Pa., Raps Byrne on Tax Phones: Rectory: 277-3700 choir. Summer Sunday church following a long illness. Today — 8 p.m., Adult school; 10:30 a.m., The Editor, Summit Herald: A longtime resident of Convent: 277-0480 Sunday — 8:30 a.m.educatio, n activities. Worship service in Cloister service. We have been misled on Summit, and more recently School: 273-5248 Sunday — 8 a.m., Holy the Governor Byrne in- of Ridgewood, Miss CCD Office: 273-6975 Garden, weather permit- Eucharist and Homily; 10 ting, otherwise in sanc- come tax from beginning to Hamann had lived in MASSES: CHURCH — a.m., Holy Eucharist and A Dead end. The beginning was a Stroudsburg for the last Saturday Evening 6 p.m. — tuary'; 10 a.m. Worship sermon, first and third (Continued from Page 6) service in sanctuary. campaign statement Byrne three years. Sunday 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11 Sundays; During 10 a.m.washroom. In Millburn, it has reneged on. The end, if She is survived by twoa.m., 12: 15 and 5 p.m. Tuesday nights — Senior service there will be child may be the other way Byrne is successful in ram- sisters, Mrs. G.A. Davies of MEMORIAL HALL - High Fellowship. care for those children around. We may have a ming his income tax down Summit, and Mrs. Ethlyn Folk Mass, Sunday 10:30 Wednesday nights — three months to 4 years of variety of local colors. our throats, will be to Van Tronk of Beach Haven, am. & 11:45 a.m. Folk Junior High Fellowship. age and a special program Then why would the State channel a lot of our money and a niece, Phyllis Parcell Mass. in the Parish House for Department of Health be into places, such as at home. Holydays of Obligation: FOUNTAIN BAPTIST those 5 to 8 years. encouraging local Newark and Jersey City Burial was in Fairmount 7, 8:15, 9:30 p.m. - 12:10, CHURCH Tuesday — 9:30 a.m.municipalitie, s to enact ($11,000,000 to buy Paul Cemetery, Chatham. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Eves, of Rev. Hugh Jones Holy Eucharist and healing laws which other states ap- Jordan's support!) where Holydays 7 p.m. Chestnut Street service in chapel. pear to be accepting on a CHANGING OF THE GUARD - F. Chandler Coddlngton, Jr., immediate past- most of this money will be Weekdays: 6:30, 7:15, 8 president of the Rotary Club passes the gavel of office to the group's new president, Donald Overbeck Summit state level? wasted or stolen . . . with and 8:45 a.m. In New Jersey we have a William R. Gilson, during recent installation ceremonies held at the New Hampshire little improvement in Donald Overbeck of New Saturday — 1 p.m.. Canaan, Conn., formerly of First Fridays: 6:30, 7:15, strong municipal governing House. Looking on is Donald P. Braender, vice-president. (Rowe photo) education. The big city 8 and 11 a.m. Children's choir rehearsal. OAKES MEMORIAL system, a sort of home rule. political machines couldn't Summit, died on Saturday Sunday — 9:30 a.m.,UNITED METHODIST 25 units on Weaver street now? Are you looking the what the heck, they won't in New York City. He was BAPTISMS: Sacrament This gives our cities some spend it "thoroughly and celebrated second Sunday Church school; 11 a.m., CHURCH limited independence from and 25 on Springfield other way because you also care. efficiently" if they wanted 29. Morning worship with ser- avenue, we would have know it will never be Mr. Overbeck was a cor- of each month at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Norman W. Walz, Trenton. It also means that If anyone reading this to (which they don't). Can- Evening of preparation mon by Pastor; Holy Com- Pastor our cities may have to applauded them for a jobanything but the East and letter still chooses to didate Byrne said repea- porate bond salesman for munion, first Sunday in well done. North Summits? the L.F. Rothchild Co., first Sunday of each month 120 Morris Avenue depend upon heavy local believe that the motive tedly all over the state, at 8 p.m. Call Rectory for each month at regular budgets. A local law When the civil rights To the Third World behind this letter is still, "There is no need for an New York City. He was a morning service. Summit movement began, we're graduate of Trinity appointment against smoking in public Coalition: Where is the jus- racial, then we have been income tax in the foreseea- CONFESSIONS: Satur- Monday — 7 p.m., Young Today — 8 p.m., Choir places will place iron heavy sure it meant integration tice of it all. or don't you wasting our time. ble future in New Jersey." College. People's choir rehearsal. rehearsal. for all aspects of people, He is survived by hisday 1 to 2 p.m. and after the budgeting and manpower care as long as you get We urge Common Coun- 6 p.m. evening Mass until 7 Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. Sunday — 10 a.m., not just the East and North But after he was elected, wife, Mrs. Gail Davidson problems upon the locals. housing for your people"' cil to look into this matter. what a change! Even p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible Summer worship service This would be a fine bar- summits of towns. (And we don't blame you What is the real reason for Overbeck; three small class. with nursery care; Coffee To The League of Women before he was inaugurated sons, Brian, Christopher Thursdays before First gain for Trenton, for that) the Authority's final Wednesday — 8 p.m.,hour following service. Voters and the Dresdners Byrne said he would call and Scott, an at home; his Fridays, 4 to 5 and 7 to7:3 0 We need a state-wide law To Rev. Jones: In all decision to house 50 units on the legislature into special p.m. Senior choir rehearsal. applying a smoking ban by-who openly rppiauded the Weaver street instead of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Authority's decision to your reverance, do you session to consider an in- Charles Overbeck of Vero Before Holydays of UNITED METHODIST scheduled priority of honestly feel that North splitting it? come tax, and before he Obligation, 4 to 5 and after place these units on either Beach, Fla., a brother;Jloy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH compliance based upon the Summit is getting a fair It seems the Authority was governor for four the 7 p.m. evening Mass ability to enforce the code. Plain or Weaver streets. Overbeck of Colorado; and Summit Rev. Dean A. Lanning We have never heard them shake (not because your was wasting our time and months, he launched his two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth until 8 p.m. 292 Springfield Ave. A smoking ban in enclosed people will be moving here, theirs when they hired a high pressure campaign to Balkite of New Jersey and MARRIAGES: Should be Minister places such as elevators applaud the Springfield Sunday — 11 a.m., 17 Kent Place Blvd. avenue sites. Why? Could but because the way inplanner, who finally came ram an income tax Miss Maryanne Overbeck arranged at least six weeks may be first. Later we may whjph it was done?) We up with 21 sites. But it still through! We are accus- of Vero Beach. before at tbe Rectory. Regular services; Sunday Summit extend the law to libraries, :t be because they knew school for those up to 20 Today — 4 p.m., Junior this would never come to caijt blame you for your comes back to North Sum- tomed to double talk from Funeral services were SICK CALLS: In case of hospitals, schools, and elation, and on the other mit. We feel this is strictly Trenton politicians, but serious illness please notify years of age. choir rehearsal; 3 p.m.,finally to restaurants. pass on Springfield avenue held on Tuesday at St. and that it was just another hand, you can't blame us what the bulls do in the bull such outright falsification the Rectory. Wednesday — 8:15 p.m., Handbells; 8 p.m., Senior Cigarette smoking is a Marks Church, New choir rehearsal. cover-up by the Housing for feeling like we were ring when they are notis outrageous even in this Canaan. Burial was in Evening services including hot issue perhaps best given the shaft. fighting. time of low political testimonies of healing. Sunday — 10 a.m.. United Authority to make us feel Lakeview Cemetery. cooled in slower degrees of •Gee, look, we're even What secret deal was morality. (Nursery care is provid- services; July 7,14 and 21, effective enforcement. We maintain that North Memorial contributions considering Springfield Summit was hand-picked made behind closed doors, Considering this level of may be made to establish PILGRIM BAPTIST ed lor all services.) at Oakes Memorial United Reading Room library at Methodist Church; July 28; avenue, whoopee." as the next site while Glen- we will never know. But credibility, Byrne's at- the, Overbeck Children's CHURCH BMeSelMol you don't have to own atempt to fool us about 77 Morris Avenue 340 Springfield avenue is August 4 and 11: at the To the Civil Rights Com- wood place was being built, Scholarship Trust Fund, Area children, aged four because it was part of town sheepskin to figure this one lowering real estate taxes Hampton Lane, New Summit - open to the public dally United Methodist Church; mission: Whose job it is to from 10 a.m. to 4: SO p.m., August 18, 25 and Septhroug- h 12 years, are invit- see that all areas are in-that had some less expen- out because this has all theis laughable. The Trenton Canaan, Conn., 06840. Rev. Calvin Shaw ed to attend the free Vaca- earmarks of plumbers at (Continued on Page 8) Minister except Sundays and legal tember 1, At Christ tegrated, where are yousive houses in the area, and holidays. Also open on Church; 4 p.m., Junior tion Bible School of Long Norms B. Paasch Today —• 8 p.m., Senior Wednesdays from 9: IS p.m. High Youth Fellowship; 7 Hill Chapel, Chatham, Norma Brougn Paasch, choir rehearsal (Fourth to 9:45 p.m. and on Thurs- p.m., Senior High Youth which will run from Mon- formerly of Summit and Thursday, Deaconesses' days from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fellowship. day, July 15, through meeting. Thursday, July 25, from 9 to Vero Beach, Florida, died Monday — 3:15 p.m.. after a brief illness last Third Saturday — Of- 11:30 a.m. To register, call ficial board meeting. CHRIST CHURCH Cherub choir rehearsal; Mrs. Eldon Abbott, Friday, in Salem, Virginia. 7:30 p.m., Boy Scout Troop Hfcande Sunday — 9:45 a.m., 665-0867 She was the daughter of SUMMIT 68. the late Percy W. and Ger-Church at study; 11 a.m., Interdenominational Church at worship; Tuesday — 7 p.m., Con- trude H. Brough, sister of New firmation class. . C. Duncan Brough of Sum- Monday after first Sun- day — Trustees meeting; at Springfield Ave. Wednesday —7:30 p.m., mit, and of Mrs. Jean Allen A. Tinker Bible study for Senior High Letters Broadbent of Advance, Second Monday of each month — Missionaries Howard F. Boardman Youth; 9 p.m., Bible study South Carolina. for Young Adults. (Continued from Page 6) A memorial service will meeting; Third Monday of Today — 8 p.m., Chancel be held at the convenience each month — Ushers' choir rehearsal. some plausible reasons. We of the family. meeting. Sunday — 10 a.m., United JEWISH COMMUNITY wonder why? Could it be Tuesday — p.m.. L.G. summer services: July 14 CENTER the condominiums that are Gospel rehearsal and 21 at Oakes Memorial 67 Kent Place Blvd. being built opposite these Wednesday — 8 p.m.,Church; July 28, August 4 Summit two sites on Springfield CHURCHES Prayer service and Bible and 11 at United Methodist avenue? Or perhaps it's the study. Rabbi William B. Horn fact that at the June meet- Chruch, and August 18, 25 Cantor Roger Staum and September 1 at Christ ing of the Housing WALLACE CHAPEL Church. Regular services * Tomorrow — 8:30 p.m.,Authority, a certain leader African-Methodist TEMPLE SINAI will resume at 10 a.m, Sep- Shabbat services. of a certain group caused Episcopal Zion tember 8. Saturday — 9 a.m., Shab- the meeting to be abruptly Rev. Reform Jewish . adjourned because he 288 Summit Avenue bat services; 10:30 a.m., G. Sidney Waddell Junior Congregation; 9:30 threatened to divulge cer- Minister Rabbi Morrison D. Bial U.H.C. a.m. to 12:30 a.m., Hebrew tain confidential facts that 140 Broad Street Cantor Bernard Ban- MOUNT OLIVE school. were discussed at a secret Summit Today— 1 p.m., Bible TEMPLE meeting between the Hous- study class. 217 Morris Avenue FRIENDS ing Authority and this Tomorrow — 7 p.m., group? Tomorrow— 8:30 p.m., Rev. Shedrich Roberts 158 Southern Boulevard Youth choir rehearsal; 8 Sabbath service. 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ROCK ROAD • LKWNBIM:IITt. T30 Write P.O. Bex 315 333 SMUNOmtO AVI. — COR. MOMU • RAMAN: SOMERViUE CIRCLE • MNETII.Y.:INWTESI Or Coll 763-1415 309 Springfield Av»., g« Irving Ploee 9 E. M0CCW000 AVE • CLIFFSIOE PARK: 729 ANDERSON AVf 273-1353 Summit Page Eight THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18, 1974 did to them this year. The be done only if this event Publication of this detail animals that have been Hospital on Morns Turn- all over — not just from The young animal was intellectual elite are trying can be completely self-sup- in the Herald is requested abandoned. Dogs and cats pike. By the way, if you Summit. This organization terrified and would not Letters to pass this against the will porting. and would be appreciated. have a body and a nervous can't possibly bring the dogis over 40 years old and is even go near a dish of milk of the people. Let them try Perhaps there are some Bruce B. Findley system similar in many or cat to your own home or the only one of its kind in given it nearby. The Officer ^^ many ways to ours. That is (Continued from Page 7) a referendum and find out! individuals who did not 25 Nassau drive to that of a friend, bring the New Jersey. We are lucky carefully and gently put his Four years ago, former have the opportunity to why dogs are used for animal directly to the to have them In our midst. gloved hand up onto a gang told us six years ago Solar Energy? scientific experimentation. tfye sales tax would lower Governor Cahill inherited a contribute this year, in Police Department. The rafter under the house and $300,000,000 deficit from his which case we would very Editor, Summit Herald: (In fact, this is one of the Pound, or the Summit Dog Before ending this letter, brought the kitten safely real estate taxes. Did it? things that sometimes hap- No! All it did was tem-democrat predecessor, much appreciate a dona- The following letter has and Cat Hospital feed and I would like to give a word out. Then he walked with it Hughes. When he left of- tion toward defraying our been sent to Common pens to dogs that are aban- lodge the animal for from of praise and of personal still in his hands to a neigh- porarily appease the insa- doned.) Their capacity for tiable desire by Trenton fice, he presented Byrne deficit. Council. Publication in The seven to ten days, paid for thanks to a Summit bor's house, where he left it with a $300,000,000 surplus! Summit Herald is request- suffering is very great. So by the City of Summit. (But Policeman who recently in its new home. Thank politicians to spend our Contributions can be sent is their capacity for love, money. The "promise" of a This means that Governor to the Summit Fourth of ed. remember — some of the came to our home to rescue you, Officer! Cahill spent half a billion Frances Tyson, affection, loyalty and pro- animals never reach the an almost newborn kitten (Name withheld constitutional amendment July Committee, City Hall, tection. to put a ceiling on real es- less than he took in without Summit. 15 Westminster road Police Department in one who was under our house. on request) tate taxes ... to come an income tax. Connecticut Edward H. Kaus If, for a really good piece, because of ac- later, of course ... is as has no income tax and just Committee Chairman Common Council and reason, you simply can no cidents, etc.) hollow as Byrne's cam- reduced their sales tax! Housing Authority longer keep your pet, you When the animal's seven paign statement, "no need Why can't Byrne do as Clarifies Quote City Hall owe it to your own self-res- to ten days are up, a group Editor, Summit Herald: pect, as well as to the 396 000 teet for an income tax." well? What has he already Summit. of dedicated women known or 75 miles done with the $300,000,000 In the headline article in animal, to board it in a as the Summit Animals The pretext that the PROMOTED — Richard from the Cahill surplus in just a few the July 11 issue of the Dear Sirs, kennel that you have Welfare League take the ______Bridge courts threaten chaos in months? Herald concerning the site While discussing where thoroughly checked upon, M. Orr, of IS Brook Hollow "unwanted'1 ones to a ken- our schools unless we have selected for low income to put Summit's low cost until you find it a good lane, New Providence, has nel in Madison. Here the _M_l_H____E_ # on Route 80 an income tax is another An income tax is not been named a vice needed or wanted in New housing contains a partial housing, it is to be hoped home. Above all things, dogs and cats are taken Byrneism. There are quotation from the 1968 have your female pet spad- president by Chemical Jersey. It will just waste that Common Council and care of, even given the n~"\ ^^^^0^ your goll cart federal courts this can be Cooperation Agreement the Housing Authority have ed and your male pet al- Bank. He was formerly an necessary shots, all at the appealed to, or the state more of our hard earned assistant vice president and 27 famous between the Housing been considering the use of tered. Did you know that expense of the League. To challenging holes The constitution can be amend- money to build bigger and and will be given increased better machine politics to Authority of the City of solor energy in the con- The Summit Animal Wel- cover the constant cost the exceptional scenery overlooking the ed. The courts need to be responsibilities in the Delaware River brings out the best that golf has to offer satisfy Brendan Byrnes Summit and the City of struction of said housing. fare League has this done women of the Summit challenged on such matters Summit. for half the price? bank's New York me- Animal Welfare League Golf as>c!e Shawnee oflers great food to reverse the trend of ab- ambition. Since he won't do Architects Halsey and tropolitan business. 2 outdoor pools tennis it himself, let the legisla- For the record, in the Now what should you do conduct various fund rais- •-nc h;«inq dntiqu'ng and EXTENDED MIDWEEK dication of authority to the Ryder of Basking Ridge GOLF VACATION ture honor the Byrne cam- interest of accuracy and to are using solar collectors to if you see a car door open ing campaigns throughout judiciary by the executive promote better under- and then see a dog or cat let make a friend of it and the year. It is good to know and legislative branches of paign statement, "There is reduce fuel oil consumption no need for an income tax standing, Article 5 on the SomerviUe Park Of- out on the street to wander quiet it because it is bound that these people visit the ^4. Fred Waring s per day" Government. This is a paragraph C is as follows: up and down the street to be very upset if it has Summit Dog and Cat Hos- Minimum 5 nights (Sun serious threat developing in in the foreseeable future in fice Building. The oil ihru Thurs ) includes un- New Jersey." "(c) Insofar as the Local burner will switch off when "unwanted"? Well, if at all been dumped Then phone pital twice a week to find ohawnee dim linked goff from day of our country because the a-Tiva! thru day of depar- Government may lawfully solar takes over, a saving possible, bring the animal the Summit Police; they out what has been aban- ture 3 mea's for each mghi courts are not answerable A. M. Kallop o' stay. swmmtng, tenn;s 39 Rotary drive do so, (i) grant such devia- of maybe 40%. This would to your own home where will come to your home and doned and to try to find it a AddH nights S27.* to the people as are the tions from the building code you can give it immediate take the animal to the suitable home. The League •Pe^ pe^s . Cht occ . plus elected executive and be appreciated by the ?ax & gratuities Gelt C3!i of the local government as attention with water and a pound, which in Summit is takes care of animals from no! included legislative branches. Good, But No Cigar tenants, and help our are reasonable and neces- country to start cutting the little proper food. Try to the Summit Dog and Cat The strong effort by Editor, Summit Herald: sary to promote economy import of high priced Byrne to ram his tax Thanks to your coopera- and efficiency in the foreign oil. through this particular tion, and the help of many development and admini Sincerely, year is another nasty one. volunteers, our 27th Annual stration of such project, Frances Tyson He knows a large majority Fourth of July Celebration and at the same time of the people don't want it was obviously enjoyed by a safeguard health and and next year when the great many Summit safety arid (u) make such Animals Have Rights, Too legislature has to stand for residents, as well as out-of- changes in any zoning of Editor, Summit Herald: election, they wouldn't town guests. the site and surrounding If you are thinking of dare hand the people Financially, however, we territory of such project as dumping your cat or dog on another unwanted tax. Thedid not meet expenses. We are reasonable and neces- the street somewhere — callous, cynical political feel certain that our Sum-sary for the development think again. Any Humane now! more than ever scheme is that by next year mit citizens would like and protection of such Society or S.P.C.A. could the people will forget what these celebrations to con- project and the surround- fill you up with endless Byrne and his legislature tinue in the future. This can ing territory." gruesome true stories of to know u.s. is to like us f because we do more We for you! doifl A YEAR like it EFFECTIVE ANNUAL any YIELD ON more 4 TO 7 YEAR TIME DEPOSIT PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS. MINIMUM $5,000

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A YEAR taxes, interest, and environmental EFFECTIVE Holding on to a requirements incurred to serve you. ANNUAL YIELD ON good credit standing It's tough but vital to PSE&G . . . and you! In summary, PSE&G asks your R81 is tough but vital 1 TO 2V2 YEAR TIME DEPOSIT PASSBOOK ACCOUNT6.5S MINIMUM $5000 to PSE&G and you! understanding of this economic truth. Interest on Time Deposit Accounts COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY PSE&G's financial health and a high from Day of Deposit. Credited and Withdrawable monthly. If you've ever had to borrow money level of electric and gas service are inseparable. Indeed, the days of Federal Regulations on Time Deposit Accounts require a substantial to buy a home or for any reason, you penalty if any withdrawal is permitted before maturity. know that the amount you can bor- cheap energy are over. And we don't row depends on your credit standing. like it any more than you do. It's the same with PSJE&G. PSE&G relies heavily on invest- FREE BOOKLETS A YEAR ors to finance expansion of its facili- Two n«w booklet* ties which, in turn, help provide you explain why elactrlc and gas bills arc EFFECTIVE with reliable electric and gas service. increasing. To receive ANNUAL YIELD ON u And the only way PSE&G can do your free copies, this is by maintaining a sound finan- simply return coupon. Ui£-U borrowed than they were in 1965. PSE4G 5.47 cial structure that produces a good ON REGULAR SAVINGS PASSBOOK ACCO JNTS. INTEREST COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY FROM P.O. Box 10020 credit standing. If PSE&G doesn't of- Everything is going up! Newark, New Jarsoy 07101 DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL. CREDITED AND WITHDRAWABLE MONTHLY. fer investors a reasonable return on The days of cheap energy are Please tend me. at no charge, your new Effective Annual Yields on ALL ACCOUNTS apply when principal and interest are left on deposit for one year their dollar, they will put their money booklets. "Why your electric bill Is in- over. In years past, when costs main- creasing," and "Why your gat bill Is elsewhere. , tained a relatively stable rate of in- increasing." $2.8 billion rwaded tor construc- crease, PSE&G could balance those THESE ARE THE HIGHEST SAVINGS RATES ALLOWED BY LAW! tion. V/ithout a good credit standing increases through advances in tech- ACCOUNTS ARE INSURED BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. and the investor support that goes nology, economies, and increased with it, PSE&G would not be able to energy usage by customers. But since PLUS: FREE ON-US CHECKING ACCOUNTS raise the $2,8 billion needed for con- 1969, costs have gotten out of hand. struction now through 1978. If that Today, inflation has really RETURN THIS COUPON NOW! happens, we're all in serious trouble. caught up with PSE&G, and the sad A good credit standing also fact is that electric and gas rates will continue to rise along with the cost UMTED STATES SAVNGS BANK means that the interest rates we pay of other goods and services. It's the MEMBER FOIC for borrowed money will be lower. NEWARK Main Office 772 Broad St, Franklin Office 677 Broad St. Ivy Hill Office: 72 Ml. Vernon PI., Seventh Avenue Office: 121 Seventh Ave. Still, even with an attractive credit only way PSE&G can hope to cover ORANGE Half Oime Office: 356 Main Street, ROSELANO Roseland Office: 185 Eagle Rock Ave • CHATHAM TOWNSHIP Hickory Square Office. Hickory Square Shopping Center, 641 Shunpike Rd. standing, utilities are now paying the ballooning costs of construction, FLORHAM PARK Crescent Piaza Office. Crescent Plaza Shopping Center. 18 James Street nearly double the interest on money materials, fuel, maintenance, labor, The Energy People THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18,1974 Pace Nine tainside was fined $40 and denied his license for 15 YW Sets N.Y. days, while Daniel J. Comment on Film McDonnell of New Ballet Trip Providence was fined $20 by JOB Plant To that end, the film is A limited number of and had his license sus- Lina Wertmuller's '^Love merciless, and at its tickets are still available pended also for 15 days. and Anarchy" is a study in conclusion the explicitness for the Summit YWCA trip HUNTCIU contrasts. A truly revolu- of the brutality is stagger- to the Garden State art tionary film directed by ing. For me it was too Center on Wednesday, July RESTAURANT much and unnecessary. But 24 to see the Moiseyev Huat Clubbers: Weekend Special: Miss WertmuUer from her Air Squadron Fri., July 1Mb, Sat., July 21th own script, "Love and for Miss Wertmuller's part, Ballet. A chartered zus will $4.95 Tossed Salad, Beef Ten- Anarchy" deals with it is important that the film Meets Here derloin ala Dutch, Noodles & Italian fascism and counter not make a compromise leave the YWCA parking Vegetables, Ice Cream — Coffee violence during the nine- with the system, as in the lot on Prospect street at 7 The Col. N.M. Spears teen thirties American "The Last De- P.M. and return before Composite Squadron of the Plus Complete Dinner Menm tail" and "Cinderella midnight. U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, "Suburban HbuF' daily 4:30-5:30 PM An Italian film which Liberty," to pick some For further information the local civil air patrol Featuring Jack Gee with Music takes from its country's recent examples, but call the YWCA 273-4242. meets at the Firehouse contradictions and rather insist that only every Friday, at 8 p.m. for your listening and dancing pleasure troubling history, "Love violent response is Thursday thru Saturday - 8:30 P.M. til closing and Anarchy" tells the appropriate. Two Speeders All interested men and story of a peasant (Gian- women, 13 years of age and carlo Giannini), who is only While I do not buy the Found Guilty older, are invited to attend on the fringes of idealism conclusion, "Love and the meetings for additional 3UMMIT but goes for the anarchists Anarchy" is a remarkably Speeding netted two information. to Rome to asassinate II formed cinematic drivers license suspensions SubutbtN HOTEI Duce. He is housed while he statement. Miss Wert- totalling 30 days and fines Data may be obtained PLAYGROUND QUEENS — Voted Miss Playground at each of the six playground 570! awaits his opportunity by a muUer is a young director amounting to $60 last week from Squadron Com- areas this year are left to right: Elizabeth Sonday (Miss Memorial), Cindy Dastl co-conspirator, a prostitute from whom much will be in Municipal Court. mander Joseph Savarese, (Miss Wilson), Angela D'Occhio (Miss Tatlock), Alba Hoffman (Miss Edison), Kris (Mariangela Melato), in expected. Jeani Giesler of Moun- 19 Walnut street. ten Wohadio (Miss Lincoln) and Shavn Nelson (Miss Mabie). her bordello. There he falls in love with a beautiful young woman (Lina Poli- ta), and events ruefully propel them to a tragic and extremely brutal just sit back, relax and conclusion. The details of "Love and Anarchy" are spendid. The enjoy comfortable savings film is baroque in its visualization of the bordello and the women in it. At on rockers arid recliners times the camera lingers on the features of the women with the mood and Enjoy comfort as well as savings — softness of a Renoir or a Mary Cassatt, but then the morning, noon and nighf! They're aN film will jump to a harsh character type of a Max specially priced during our fine furniture Ernst or other German expressionist. sale. Choose your favorite style with The performances are all durable, soil-resistant upholstery now1 fine, but it escapes me why Giancarlo Gionnini has been singled out, since he portrays the peasant-asas- A. avocado green napped reciiner, 239.00 sin rather one dimen- B. rusf-co!or pine arm reciiner, 199.00 sionally, while Mariangelo Melato and Una Polita are C. green napped traditional reciiner, 229.00 so many-sided and splendid as the co-conspirator pros- D. brown/rust colonial wing reciiner, 229.00 titutes. The music is by Nino Rota, who works with E. green napped traditional reciiner, 189.00 Fellini. Conxeaxison between "Love and F. brown vinyl contemporary reciiner, 169.00 Anarchy" and Fellini's films is not accidental, although Miss WertmuUer is much more pessimistic than the master. I say "Love and Anarchy" is revolutionary, since it seeks as wide an audience as possible with its humor and bawdiness, and then drives them relentlessly to its conclusion that acts of violence in response to fas- cist tyranny are justified. Hunt Club Is Cited The Hunt Club Res- taurant at the Hotel Subur- ban has been awarded a special honor by being in- vited to membership in World Famous Restaurants International. As . a fraternal mem- bership, owners and morning managers of the finer res- taurants in the world have an opportunity for goodwill, to exchange ideas and to have their restaurant publicized on an interna- tional basis. Selections of unusual and distinctive dining establish- ments are made on the recommendation of leading newspapers and editors and by the judgement of the executive committee. noon The Hunt Club Res- taurant was established in 1945. DOG OBEDIENCE 8 Week Course '30 night

Eiralini NEW JERSEY Charge It at Hahne's! Livingston open 6 nights 'til 9 30- Westfield 6 night* 't- Q OC—Monttloir us 9 00 orci Newark 'til 8 00 Men , Wed , Fn nights DOG COLLEGE Cin-687-2393 Page Ten THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18, 1974 "Promises, Promises" Marks MMT's 10th Year "Promise" Promises MMT's upcoming probably best known lor show are Kim LaReaux, production of "Promises, her portrayal of Karen Sarah Norris and Felicia Promises" features a star- Richards in last season's Battista. Kim is also studded cast of 27 young APPLAUSE. choreographer for the actors from all over The major supporting production and was, along Northern New Jersey. The roles are being portrayed with Sarah, in last season's production, directed by by Jill Glasgall, Mitchell productions of APPLAUSE Andrew Wilk, will be Lawrence, and Steven Pe- and MY FAIR LADY. presented on July 26,27 and terman. Mitchell recently Felicia, a newcomer, has August 2, 3 at Summit High was acclaimed for his per- appeared in numerous School. formance as Cocky in THE musical comedies. "Promises" is based on ROAR OF THE The large dance chorus the screenplay "The GREASEPAINT. Jill, also features many experienced Apartment" by Billy choreographer for the local residents. Billy Bin- Wilder and I. A. Diamond. show, was seen last season ford, James Wyman, Brian The movie starred Jack as Margo Channing in O'Mahoney, and John Lemmon and Shirley APPLAUSE. Both Jill and Ruffley have all performed MacLaine. When trans- Mitchell are residents of major roles in Summit THIS YEAR'S MUSICAL FEATURE — Some of the! members of MMT's "Promises, formed into a musical by Short Hills. Steven Peter- High G.O. shows. Jane Promises" cast, schedated to open next Thursday, July 25 and 26, are shown during a Neil Simon, Burt man, a New York City Glasgall, Phoebe Maris, recent rehearsal. Left to right are Pam Osterhout, Tom Tyler, Mitchell Lawrence, Bacharach, and Hal David, resident, appeared as and Ruth Ormsby were all Mike King, Anne McAneny and Rich Frino. "Promises" can also be seen on August 2 its original cast was headed Charlie Brown in this Wild West Dancers in and 3. All performances at Summit High.

H£U» WANTED Real Estate Listings Offered by The Members RENTALS STOCKROOM/ FILE CLERK — Advance) here m me* surrounding*. Top benefits. of The Board Of Realtors HOUSA UnfUMlilHad SERVICEMAN 8433. Fee paid. Limited mechanical ability needed 8NELUNO ft SNELUNO SUMMIT, a bedroom*, krtohen, for well above average position. OFMORRISTOWN Summit, New Providence, Berkeley Heights, & Passaic Township dining room, living room with Full time, excellent working con- 1O Park Place 83A-80OO flrsplace, ems*, study, eunporoh, dition* with opportunity of 8178 reo room, laundry room, per weak plua all beneflta. MEDICAL schools and tranaportatlon. 464-7812. An Equal Opportunity 1 occupancy. 840O monthly. Box Employer. TECHNICIAN SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT BERKELEY HEIGHTS BERKELEY HEIGHTS 4a Summit Herald. Experienced. FuN time; early A.M. 1 EXCELLENT TYPIST TO WORK 27»99«9 NORTH SIDE DARLING RANCH Offices PART TIME 1 THROUGH 8 P.M. CHALLENGING POSITION. CALL PLEASANT Sai*ewoman/M. part Perfectly manicured, alt on a JANET CONOVER, 273-8822. All On One Floor JUST LISTED EXECUTIVE ofrtoe*. 4OO time to Include Saturdaya and 3 secluded patio (bird watch). Sought feet. knmedlete COUNTER heip for liquor a tors, weekdaya. Apply Eatelie e after features: fireplace, pan. den, We have Just listed this Immaculate 3 BEDROOM 4 year young Colonial In mint condition and immediate oc- Chatham-SummH Una. Perkins, all som* experience preferred. Uniform Shop, 342 Springfield cupancy. 3 bedroome, 2 V, tiled batha. family room wltn utmtiee. Ave., Summit. 277^)126. dining ran., eat-In kitchen (you'll RANCH featuring apaclous living room with fireplace, central air, central vacuum syatem, and new wall- aaa-7676. love), attached garage. 'Nuff said, fireplace, formal dining room opening to cheerful to-wall carpeting are only a few of the extras In thin home SCHOOL dMbict messenger. Van SECRETARY — eharp. very high located In Berkeley Heights. Priced In mid SO a BASSETT BUILDING call MARGARET R. SHEPARD screened porch, large eat-In kitchen, spacious 85O Square Fsst driver. 1O monthe full time posi- else* company. Great beneflta. AGENCY, 273-6950. tion. NJ. drivers license required. 8886. master bedroom with double closets and large bath 53O Square Fs«t Muet qualify for N.J. school bua plua two twin-sized bedrooms and second oath DAVID K. STRATTON, Realtor 470 Square Fsst drivers license. Reply: Chatham TYPIST — greet AAA company. with double sink vanity. If you have been seeking a 283 Springfield Ave. Berkeley Helghta Township Board of Education, 8B4O. ESCAPE THE SUMMER HEAT! true ranch all on one level, do call us today for an 464-17OO UNION BUILDING 838-8488. appointment. S69.8OO. Evening* only J. Kukla. 484-2321 230 Square Feet FULL TIME experienced typlat CLERK — lovely eparkimg area. See some of our air-conditioned beauties. needed. Small offloe located in All offices available Immediately SUrttna. Convenient to train sta- Call jyi Leggett SUMMIT — Brick a. Stone Ranch. First time advertta* Inquiries invited. 2 batha. •70*. tion. Please oatt 847-0740 torap - NEW COLONIAL pointment. SARCOINC. SALES EMPLOYMENT COUN- THE STAFFORD On Vt acre — 4 bedrooms, NEW PROVIDENCE BASSETT SELLOR. If you have the ability NSW PROVIDENCE — 4-year-old Colonial. 4 badroom*. 2 V, fireplace tn family room, 2 car and dealre to work with people baths.SaO'a. garage, 7O% mortgage available ASSOCIATES SERVICE and have had aaias or pubne con- AGENCY to qualified buyer. 3 GREAT BUYS Room 316 tact experience, we wW tram you. BERKELEY HEIGHTS CONTEMPORARY — Cathedral celllnga. REALTORS PETRONE AGENCY we are the Nattona largant with aecluded patio, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi batha, ao'a. Baseett Building, Summit TECHNICIAN 22O Sherman Ave. Berkeley All in the 60s 277-1176 ov*r SOO ofnoea ooaet-to-eoaat. 1O Bank Street, Summit 2 73-1OOO Hgta. A/c 7 rm, 2 bth ranch. *81,000 Call Dick Leggett SEE TO-DAY 884-4107 Mailing Machines We offer fun relocation services Evanlnga & Sundaya — Mm. Rancke 277-2 7S4 7 room apllt with H / W heat, full CENTRAL A/C 878 eq. ft. Offloe Evea. 094-4187, 484-eO«4 basement. In fabuloua location. apace m Summit center. 8388 per Trouble ahoot and maintain S03.9O0 month Including el utlUtle*. < production niaism equipment In And m Berkeley Heights, new 8 484-970O. CRESTVteW AOCNCY •ophlatlceted new Inatelletlon. RAMBLING RANCH SEETHE GOOD room Colonial with 2V> batha and rteno* with In- NEW HOME Situated in beautiful Watchung on 1 'A acre* of nreplaca. eerting devlo**, aoarmere, elec- SUMMIT. Office space, 1OOO eq. tronic knowledge. Salary to gantry rolling land. Over 3600 eq. ft. of living area. Pan. tarn, BUYSINTHESEj SEOITA REALTY, ft.. 47« Morris Ave. A/C. Parking. 811,000. Fee paid by employer. "ASK ABOUT OUR SO DAY NAOMI B. FAISON. rm. with brick wall fp, marble ptantars and beamed celling. 4 Realtor 277-1 SOO. UNCONDITIONAL apadoua bedroome. Z'/t batha, science kitchen with self GUARANTEE" cleaning overte, apacioue entrance hell. Uvlng room and LISTINGS New Providence 484-3343 ONE ROOM OFFICE, FULLY CAR- BERKELEY badroom* are raised 2 atepe from th* kitchen, dining and PETED — AIR COMOmONSO. IN 460 Springfield Av*., Summit INC. family room area. Truly a charming and unique home for the PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ON EMPLOYMENT 273*8600 Summit executive end hi* family- BuHder i* anxious and wHI consider MURRAY HiUL SOUTH STREET, NEW AGENCY 1O2 Summit Ave. reasonable offer*! Priced at »158.OOO. 70% financing can be PROVIDENCE. CONTACT Mr. Realtors arranged to qualified buy*r. Caii now to inspect thl* beauty) Qorden 464-9300 or 233-«S43. 3Oe SprlngjHald Ave.. X-RAY TECHNICIAN Excellent fuH time day poeltton for Storaaa registered or registry eligible CHARMING BRICK AND FRAME COLONIAL 4644000 technician. BARN storage — Approximately 273-8224 If you rmmt a charming slate floored center hall Colonial with RECEPTIONIST AND QBNERAL 1OOO *q. ft. on 2 floors, (700x300) OFFICE DUTIES. PRIVATE Excellent eaJary and beneflta. Call Nicholas C Wlrsx, Realtor 273-OS02 2 targg e meeter sized bedroom* and « more amplp e ^ for vehlclee and/or equipment SCHOOL. 12 MONTHS. SUBMIT Personnel Oept., 273-43OO, ext. OprH-igfleld Ave. Eve*. * Sun. 835-8118 plus much more, thta la the home for you. The family room \ •98. Mr. B.. 273-77O1. RSSUME AND SALARY 2O3 hs* a baautlful mantle above an antlQue brick fireplace and REOUIRED. BOX 44 SUMMIT Wekx* you find It 273-6546 large picture window* overlooking acre* of wood*. Lovely Store* HERALD. carpeting m many rooms, targe eat-In kitchen with better- SUMMIT MEDICAL brand appliances. Excellent condition. 80 s. SUMMIT. Store on county road. Brattittar Lot 78x1 SO' deep. Circular drtv*. TECHNICIAN GROUP. P X FINDERS KEEPERS Parking over 2 8 cara 12O Summit Ave. Summit 201-776-8333. Deot. of neaearch tvar B. Ourmder, Realtor* We might neve juat what you're looking for. Mere's a aampie: Apartment Mgml. Bunder* Since 1912 Mental* KEYPUNCH 12 Kant Place Blvd., Summit, N.J. SUMMIT Spooeep a centraMyy air 2 bath con- BURQdORff COTTAGES on prtvete farm OPERATOR nditioned 3 bedroom. i — with own lake. tamMe court*. The good folk* at Kemper temporary featuring Camay room with wet bar. living room Murray HHI pontea, ate. .. . Endi*** Moun- tlon work. Modern equipment. wMh nrepteoa, 4Ox18' Sylvan heated swimming pool, fenced Oood salary. Pleesant at- aaak eomaona. prsferably JUST LISTED rear yard- Can 4«4-»7OO for details. RCAltORS 464-2100 tain* of Pennsylvania moaphere. Liberal employee with 3 montfia axpertenoe on rraaorsne vor SISB poaaDon. ai 4 badrooma, family room, porch, 2Vk batha, secluded lot In 484-24O0 for appointment return wa can offer good convenient arwa of Ntw Provtdanoa. Many daluxa extra*. Too me* to starting pay and a great laat. Aefclng lew TO'*. CRESTVIEW AGENCY. REALTOR WARREN WARREN sai R*O». aae-7a*x>. AIRCO, INC. beneflta package. W*r* m a CAPE COD (Harwich, Maaa. •aaroh end grmmaarmg convenient location and 310 Springfielpg d Awe.. y >nd)ly Evening* and Sundaya «e*-1 2»o, l7»-«8ao C * 8B Lovely 3-bedroom Ranch, fully Mountain Ave. Murray HW Cvee. * Sun. 838-B858 or 4*4-070* furnished, yeer-round home people to work with. A Weekend* or weekly. 377-8S43. AnEa IOp| knockout combination for M/F this full ume ooentng. Apply CREAM PUFF COLONIAL 8ANIBEL •alendFlorlda Apert m ACRE OF TRANQUILITY ment on Daaon« at*e*)s v. Oapartmant any weekday A WHOLE ACRe of peaceful woodland aurrounda ttttt handeom* TIM* ie a dream houae, 6 bath*. 878.SOO. Berkeley Helgnta. New Hat- car garage, ramify room, attic fan 1. 273-O7Se. to earn more In higher positions ing. Reedy for you. not a thing to do. Vacant. leeutlful house on v% acre in fireplace, carpeting, eat-In BUTLER AGENCY, Chatham Borough. 8 bedrooms, kitchen, dishwasher, targe fenced den, 3 full batha, on top of HoitM • Interesting work In pleasant surround- i CoMntat, Berkeley Helghta — S77.SOO. This home lot, many tree*, lovely patio, on Washington Ave. Call for appoint- cui-de-Sac 484-7421. ' Ings with enough variety and challenge to la a charmer. High on the hiu with lota of privacy. ment. 838-1244. AT&T executive wish** to rent e Realtor CHARMINQ 3 bedroom Ranch. All furnished 3 bedroom home wftht make the days fly by 7 Deforest Avanua Summit 3 bedroom. 2 bath ranch. New Providence. On large park-ilk* large rooms, Uvlng room, kitchen, commuting distance of Chatham lot. attached garage, full basement for 2 or 3 month* ending Nov. 1 et. • Grand people to work with 273-77OO anytime NEW PROVIDENCE with heat. Neat a* a pin. Ideal Approximately 8S8O per month. CaM ua. We have Hated theee home* and know them inaKle location 8SS.9OO. 888-1722. References Available. Mr • Many benefits from weeks-long vaca- and out. McCtintock, Holmee Agency, COLONIAL Split Level on 1 acre lot Summit. 273-2400. tions to 12 paid holidays, insurance, and In Pin* Way araa, 5 bedroom. 4% NEWVERNON a hoapitallxation plan that cushions you baths Including possible LARGE SUNNY Mother / Daughter apartment. Uv- against the heaviest bills PETER J. FARLEY, JR. lng room with fireplace, dining 3 bedroom aplll. Uvlng room, din- urn. room, family room, gas heat, cen- Ing room, kitchen. 1% bathe, rec If you're good at steno and typing, the red GRACIOUS COLONIAL Realtor tral A/C, 2 car garage, paved room, rmtahed basement. Oarage. carpet ts out for you In Newark and in many of You H love thai p g driveway. 20 «4O tnground pool, SOS. 277-4O37 ALL AROUND living/dtrang room, family room with fireplace, large 273-4111 many extra*. Convenient to shop- Our 30 branch offices. Some of our suburban eoiartum, eat-In kitchen, ampla badroom apaca, lota of 779 Springfield Ave. Sun MI ilt ping, schools, and churches. Mid MACHINISTS openings may be right in your town. oloaata. Summer kitchen off braazy poroh and) landacapad SUMMIT Evening* & Sunday: 487-8463. 27 74)4 72 0O s. PRINCIPALS ONLY Call teohnotogy gardan wHh aunmiai and wlrrtar privacy. The pleyhnues In tha 888-1229. For Please apply any weekday pmaa. ao'». Can us, you* ba aogtad you did. 3 BEDROOM, large ranch house. 1 modem, fuay etr of tha finest sections In Summit. condltloned plant. Moat modern 8:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. High 80s. Send references tc htne toota and equipment. Fua at our Personnel Oept. P.O. Boa A.H. House. Summit. N.J range of employee benefits. 079O1 for appointment. Please call or come in. SPLIT Level, 3 bedrooms. 2 > batha. formal living room and din- PRINCIPALS only — Dutch BURQdORff ing room, large aat-ln kitchen. Colonial. Living room with FLOOYNE CONTROLS, JPirst Jtattonal £tate 9 Mountain Ava. panelled family room and fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Murray H1H 3 badroom Colonial In beautiful condition. Attic fan. all enclosed porch. Central air con- enclosed porch. 4 bedrooms. 1 INC. wall-to-wail carpeting. Window air conditioner and a atorage dltlonlng. wall-to-wall carpeting. bath, recreation room, gas heat. 48 Commerce Or. Murray Hill BANK OF NEW JERSEY 464-21OO •had Included. Tnla houae 1* In move-In condition ao don't Low S7O*. Principals only. Call Brayton School area. Low sos 404-8200 hesitate to give ua a call. Uated in upper SO a. 484-1800. 277-374g. * SOO Broad Street. Newark. N-J. Evanlnga and Sunday* Trudy Wood. 464-O2O3 An Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer ALL BRICK. SLATE ROOF COLONIAL MEDICAL. In Summit'* Memorial Field araa. A real charmer. Uated In the 8O*. RENTALS SECRETARY Full time tranacrtber for day time NEW LISTINGS work. Experience or equivalent Room* Furniiried Apartment Unfurnished schooling preferred. Oood TELLERS This four badroom. 2'/, bath Split Laval home la locatad m tna knowledge of medical ta Summit Memorial Plaid area. Thara la a panatad recreation SUMMIT. Furnished room. Cen- 3 ROOM apartment tn Summit. 1 Inology neeeaaary. room plua a dan or 6th badroom. A screened porch overlook* 291 MORRIS AVENUE trally located. Young business person occupancy. Call Is your female. 273-1278 273-297O. Excellent salary and benefit*. Call a larga private raar yard. Call today. S07.5OO. SUMMIT, N. J. O79OI Personnel. 273-4300, ext. 203. AVAILABLE Sept. 1 4 room cot- experience Naw PravWanc*: Thl* horn* ha* been wall taken cara of and SUMMIT. Closs to town. To share duplex apartment or- rant room. tage ranch In Berkeley Helghta SUMMIT MEDICAL It ahowal Uvlng room wKh flraplaca. eat-in kitchen, three iRraltois 273-24OO Business person. 2 7 3-7481 Close to shopping, transportation. badrooma plua dan or 4th badroom, spacious enclosed Call 768-3598 GROUP, P.A. adding up to the porch. Laundry/ storage room. Fenced-ln back yard. S48.SOO. Evening* & Sundaya: 273-8128. 2 73-2858 SINGLE room for young woman; 8 ROOM apartment for rent. Sum- 120 Summit Av*. Summit Three badroom. 2 bath Gapa Cod. Larga recreation room, share bath. Kitchen privileges; mit area. Available immediately. career you deserve? garage. Available Aug. 15 SOS aat-ln kltcnan and dining room. Cenvaniant location cloaa to No pets S32S monthly Sos 42. RN'S AND LPN'S achool*, artopping and tranaportatlon. Out of Country owner Call after a. 277-1132 Summit Herald Take a long look ahead. Hit •30.9OO If you're certain that the position you hold now SUMMIT — Comfortable — Cheery Home Furnished Full time day positions for office Room — Convenient location — promises ample rewards for capable effort — Mature bualneas Gentleman now and In the future — we advise you to stay (Ihr ittrhlanii (&am\ Parking Facilities — Reasonable. SUMMIT AREA. FURNISHED AND Excellent salary and benefits. Call 273-5925. UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR Personnel, 273-43OO. ext. 2O3. right where you are. But If you're doubtful REALTORS — 313 Sprlngflald Ava.. Summit RENT. FROM S35O UP. STILES about your chances to move ahead, consider 273.7010 KING OF THE HILL FURNISHED room and bath with AGENCY. 273-B4OO. EVENINGS SUMMIT MEDICAL what we have to offer. Executive apllt level — large family room — patio — private kitchen privileges. S3S per weak. 665-O84O Bvaranga and Sunday Call With the use of other household First National State begins by paying excellent Dick Corby 273-1SS4 Marlon Raplar 277-O383 back yard — central A / C — all m mint condition — owner has SUMMIT. Center hell deluxe GROUP, P.A. purchased another home — will sacrifice — In the 70 a. facilities. S17S per month. Con- Colonial. Prime location. Central 120 Summit Ave. Summit salaries and providing unequalled benefits for venient, attractive Summit loca- air. electric kitchen with self tion, /or business woman. savings and commercial tellers. But that's cleaning oven, d/w. etc. Aaking PERSON with Ineuranoe only the start! What we're looking for Is Referencae required. 277-0297 SB50 monthly. DUNNOER experience in active. intaraaMna ESTATE SALE between 1O AM and 2 PM. AGENCY, Realtors 12 Kent Piece office in Summit. Full Time. Salary banking talent, people who want a future Owner must sail cuatom S badroom home — 3'/i baths — top Blvd.. Summit. 273-8848. Even- open. Call MOUNTAIN AGENCY. commensurate with their abilities. Busy, Summit location — much more — a real mint to aee — Asking FURNISHED room for gentleman Inge, 888-1288, or 273-8880. 273-2212 — 88 Summit Avanua. dynamic First National State with Ita GREAT VALUES - JUST REDUCED around S10O.00O. near Summit. Call 277-4914 Summit. headquarters In Newark and 30 branch offtoes Picture Him ©harming 4 badroom Colonial on 1 of Summit s House Unfurnished is building Its future on people of talent. With lovanaat propartlaa. Traad for ahada, lovely daap property for All real buy*! Come aeel YOUNG WOMAN. Beautiful old a pool er even a tannla court. Oraat aat-ln kitchen, brand naw home close to town. All facilities. 4 BEDROOMS. 2V> bath. 2 car MAINTENANCE WORKER our rapid growth and our policy of promoting oarpatwg. larga acraanad porcfi. A vary apaotal houae Indaad. 273-8213. garage home in Berkeley Heights- people from within, there Is plenty of room for Excellent condition. Immediate Office building complsx In Priced In Hie low BO'a. FAITOUTE Summit. Salary and you to soar. occupancy 1 year lease. S500 The future may be closer than you think. Agency Realtor Apartment Furni«ri»d monthly. Call Mary Sterett. SKIN- apartment on premises. AND Summit NELL AGENCY. Realtors. BASSETT ASSOCIATES. 3 Beechwood Rd. SUMMIT, centrally located, 3 277-3355 Evenings. 277-1839. 277-1176. A roomy 8 yaar old. 8 badroom homa In parfaet condition with 273-5522 Anytime rooms and bath, 3rd floor. Private GORGEOUS, gracious antique Please apply any weekday central air conditioning m a baautlful araa of Berkeley Heights- sntrance. Mature business child house — 9 rooms — asking Prload toa* a m tna low BOs. Spacial financing avallabla. Mwntxr of Multiple Uatlno Summit gentleman. Parking facilities. S5SO a month. FAITOUTE 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. New Providence, Berkeley Helghta and Morria County 273-692B. AGENCY. Realtors, 273-5522. OUR REPUTATION IS BUILT ON PERSONAL SERVICE CLERK-TYPIST at our Personnel Dept. THREE bedroom home In New 2 ROOM efficiency apartment, Providence. Nice area, nice con- Muet type SB-8O wpm. Some heat and hot water supplied. dition. S42S per month. Call THE figure work. Export department. 277-IOZO. RICHLAND COMPANY, Realtors Salary 8120. Fee paid. BERKELEY 273-7O1O. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. JPirst Jtational &tatt> NORTH Plalnfleld. 4 rooms, wall- 464-4OOO. to-wall carpeting. Heat and hot BERKELEY HEIQHTS:~SM*ALL A REALTOR water supplied. No pets. 9245 HOUSE FOR RENT AUGUST 15 BANK OF NEW JERSEY 273-8OOO monthly. 796-3999 or 793-6032. 464-1813 KEYPUNCH FRANKLIN School district. 4 OPERATOR 50O Broad Street. Newark, N.J. 785 Springfield Ave. Summit GARDEN APT. — Murray Hill. bedroom center hall Colonial, new Muat alao type. Have experience SAVES YOU Large living room with fireplace, kitchen, central air conditioning. 2 on IBM keypunch IS* and O28. Evanlnga * Sunday Trudy Wood, 404-9293 bedroom, kitchen, bath. Available year lease. Available August IS. Salary $128. Fee paid. BERKELEY An Equsl Opportunity Employer mid-August. .$225 a month. Write W. A. McNAMARA, Realtors, EMPLOYMENT AQENCY, MONEY Box 46 Summit Herald. Summit. 2 73-3880. Evenings 2 7 7-2608. 484-4000. THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18, 1974 Page Fifteen

FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTEP TO BUY SERVICES ENGINEER SECRETARY Oarage Sal* Motoreydet OLD DOLLS, PLEA8EI Ma$ao Contr»«t«r» Mechanical preferred. To super* 1973 YAMAHA 129 cc. Endure And yesteryears playthings before No Shorthand 1930 Dolls and parts, furnltur*, ALL types mason work Including vlss design, development snd PART TIME GIANT GROUP GARAGE electric start. Excellent condition. retaining walls, patios and Week- costing for conveyor manufac- Brand new modern offices and 8479 firm. 2 7 7-28O4 house*, dish** etc. Nancy Her- turer. Ask for Mr. Collins, congenial co-worksrs. Excellent !?•"?•< 377-2138. 377-2O64. top driveways. Frss estimates. 838-O8OO. TELLER benefits and much room to ad' SALE Rocco Mazza. 277-2670 after 8 vanes. Light experience okay 12 Lorraine Rd., Summit. Friday Mutlcal Inttrumsnts P.M. SECRETARIES BUCKET ELEVATOR ANT1OUES. old coin*, old gune TRAINEE Salary »12O. Fee paid b July 19. 10AM to 2 PM. AntiqL JOSEPH EPtSCOPO If you're looking for a good career employer. walnut double bed, Preeto vertlc and lumber. CO. PIANO RENTALS Antlquee Reetored MASON CONTRACTOR opening, stimulating work environment, Position Is In our Berkeley Hts broiler, rmvmr used gold carpet & BUILDER 24 Commerce St. Chatham baby furniture. Sears vacuum, fll From 88.OO per month M.J. Mertani, 838-7978 friendly co-workere and growth office. 1:30-8PM. BERKELEY applicable to purchase. Complete ane of msscinry work, editor, bookcaeea, many etc*. such as steps — aide weak* — pa- potential. NOW is the time to look EMPLOYMENT BOOKS. Oood Book* purchased. tios — conorsts floors — brio* Friday and Saturday 11 to 4 PM RONDO MUSIC Into the opportunities at SUMMIT INTERVIEWS Chatham Bookseller. 8 Green wails — Rsdwood decks — AGENCY 2 Edgehill Ave. (cor. Watchung) Hwy. 22 at VsuxhaH Rd. village Rd., Madison. 822-1381. TYPIST MAY BE ARRANGED 3OB Springfield Ave., railroad Us wans — etc., free ad- Chatham Borough Union, N.J. 687-225O vto* and designing. 484-1782. IBM Seiectrlc. No Berkeley Heights Llvln ORIENTAL RUOS WANTED — OOOD STARTING SALARIES 9-PIECE custom built Ludwig CIBA-GEIGY shorthand. Very diver- clubs, clothing, crib, window fane Furniture, antique*, household and BENEFITS INCLUDING drum set: S ZUdgen Cymbals and BALTUSROL CONSTRUCTION Positions in our Medical and Sales Department* are sified. Interesting work 464-40OO broiler, tools, books, mis- contents, old faShlonad dolls, Immediately available tor competent individuals with 1-3 PROFIT SHARING Mi-Hat, stands and accessories Jsweiry, sliver, china, estate*, etc. CO. Bright beginner con- cellaneoue houeewares SS79 firm Call Jim, 377-48O8. Maeon Contractor aV Sunder years experienco coupled wltn good shorthand and typing Mr. Dowd 931-6671 REAL ESTATE SALES Ouick cash. Call Mrs. Clifford. RECLINER, cedar chest, chair 731-8733, anytime. Stone, brick atdswascs. AM types skills, rtslaisd background not necessary. sidered. Chatham center. PIANO. Janssen conaoiette. conorsts work and construetloii. Mr. Keefe 931-6633 Opening for outgoing ambitious picnic table, 2 oriental ruga, mw Write P.O. Box 564, fruitwood flnlah, good condition, SUMMIT lady will buy household N. Rudlsl, Summit, CR 2-4282. __ We offer attractive eelartee, year end bonus and excellent and hard working person. Modem cellaneous items. Friday, 10 to 828O. Phone 273-4207. furnishings. Orlsntsl rugs, an- employee baneltt plans. Including comprehensive health and Chatham or phone air conditioned office We wii PM. 48 Mountain Ave.. Warrai tiques, painting*, silver, china and 635-90OO. trsln. Call NICK st HILL CIT' Township (V, mile outaid LUDWIG drum eet: double Tom, 4 UNITED >welry. Telephone 277-1344. KING IN MASONRY WORK REALTY for confidential Interview Berkeley Heights on Mountal ZlldJIn cymbals, atande, caaes n, please oaH 277-6O68 tor appoint- 273-O082 Ave.) Excellent. Best offer. 273-8489. Bsn Carssoninl •or prompt cons Id LUNCH Urns aides. Pleasant, sa- COUNTIES LOOKING for and wW buy stereo ment or apply In psrson to Miss Shirley Russtow, tisfying outdoor work with photographic equipment, projec- over 20 yrs. sxp. Employment Center of The Pharmaceuticals Division of EMPLOYMENT WANTED SATURDAY 9 to 4PM. children. Supervising of elemen- Tanglswood Or. icornur o tor*, etc. 273-4937, Steps, sMswasts, patio, fireplace, CtBA-OeiQY Corporation, 956 Morris Avs., 8ummJt. New TRUST CO 212-877-O47O. tary agad children during school 101 Walnut Avs Ashland) Summit. Furniture — In etc. Free estimate*. Caa after 4 Jersey. An equal opportunity employer m/f 1 year old male, red Doberman. lunch time. Call 838-2700 or 17-YEAR-OLD experienced baby door snd outdoor, Includin P.M. 228-8O90. ______Crantord. NJ 07O18 excellent watchdog potential, 83S-848O between 0 and 4 PM. an equal opportunity employer slttsr requires summer Job, couch, fireplace screen and tool*, i WILL BUY OLD FUR- 273-O788. table*, bar stools, bsby Itsms, houssbroksn, excellent hearth, NITURE, JEWELRY, RN for small nursing Horns. 3PM- slsds. humidifier, ports ,19 TV, all shots, AKC registered, 11PM, 8 days. SB.SO per hour. Call NISMAMX IMBCBWBITEB TYPING done m my home. Letters medical records, 82 SO. CaH ITALIAN MASON stereo, shutters, electric blanket PORCELAIN DOLLS, OM fashioned uiafiaman wKh 28 484-928O between SAM and 2PM. To assist In production division of theses, term paper*, reports, etc and more. after SPM, 881-2802. aak for CIBA-GEIGY targe brokerage) house on proper- Call 484-O817. Nell. ETC. — APPRAISALS, yssrs experience In PATIOS, SECRETARY — Beautiful com- FIREPLACES, SU9CWALK8. DRY ty/casualty lines. Inside position. pany and great people. All Cxosasnt typist wW do work m Saturday, Sunday 10 to SPM, 6 LADY took our fluffy part Persian — CALL MURIALS WALLS, etc. from SMCK to MAR- bsnsftts. M9O. Fee paid. CaH OJyn 8 yssrs minimum sxperlence her home. - White Oak Ridge. Short Hills. ktttena. Enraged husband sent ANTIQUE GALLERY, BLE, beautifully dons at old Moran. Send resume In confidence tc production. No Job too big or too Eureka vacuum, 18000 BTU them back- Available (free), fashioned ptioss. H*a aViB«ah IS 80 SNELUNO4 SNELUNO Frank Hey. Fred S. Jamas * Co.. smsM. 277-2048. Ammnm air conditioner, sofa and273-1999. 277-O959, 11 to S P.M. per cent Italian, but Ma work is PART TIME CLERKS. club chair, kitchen set. Motorola OF MORRISTOWN 83O Morris Turnouts, Short HHls, 10O per cent satisfaction. Call YOONO couple desire* to serve 23" colorsd TV, 2 antlqu Apply In person 1O Park Place 839-8800 N.J. O7O78. Interviews to begin SMALL miniature cream female SAM ROTONOI at 277-»738 after Aug. 1. ______da-msrs and parties. Complete ca- bursaua. table lamps, marble sta- poodle, spayed, seeks nsw horns PERSONALS 8 p.m. for an aallinata before you Director tering. 838-8447 after SPM. tuette, othsr "tiscoManeou* Itsms. with adult family. CaH Mrs. Rows, do anything ease. CHARLINES DRUGS CLERK^TYPWT~~— Interesting and 379-4981. tor varied duties. Super benefits. COMPANION — Refined — rea- PLAY tort, pup tsnt, snow blower, MRS. SARAH — n—ider and Ad- Homemaker Home Health 8842. Fee paid. ponslbiepms personalit. y — enjoys bs- toys, miscellaneous. Moving. FREE Kittens — calico or brown viser, Hindu Tarot card readings. Aide Service SMELLING «, SNELLINO tng helpful. 788-0043. Thursday. 9-4PM, 48 Wsntworth classic females Rsd mackerel Establlshsd 19 years, 214-A MILAN CONSTRUCTION 417 Springfield Ave., Summit. Registered nurse, preferably with OF MORRISTOWN Dr., Berkeley Heights. 484.8148. tsbby male*. Will dsllvsr. Watchung Avs., Opp. Post Office, Masonry pubuc health background. Please 1O Perk Piece 539-8800 NURSING & HOME 847-2278. Plalnflstd. PL8-888O. • Railroad Ties call SAQE, 2 73-5SSO for Inter- Drainage work CARE GOOD I* wanted for beautiful HAVING A PARTY? Need s bar- Oaaament waterproofing RN's, LPNs. horns health 555 MAIN STREET ktttsns. WM pay cost of spaying or tender? Call Peter, 273-8841. • Asphalt driveway paving TELLER TYPI&T TEACHER Aide for Infants and MEDICAL SECRETARY companions. Part-time, tern altering. 783-838O. Toddlers — For Summit Child porary or fuf Mm*. Experienced (near Madison line) SUMMIT ANIMAL WELFARE INSTRUCTION LIBERAL FUN6E B£«€RTS Cars Canter. 273-7O17 Oood typing, light shorthand. RETIRING. Selling living room • Excavations dining and kitchen furniture LEAGUE SEEKS NEW HOMES. Prefer 1 to 3 years secretarial FULLY INSURED. DOES experience. Medics' background HOMEMAKERS/ Including brocade sofa, chairs, AKC miniature poodle, 2 years PIANO occasional tablss, handsome old. adults only; friendly well SUMMIT FEDERAL SAVINGS AUTO BODY PERSON preferred but not required. Start- A modem approach to keyboard OWN WORK. UPJOHN ThomaavWe mehog. breakfront, trained mix breed dogs, small, ing salary S14O. Ut employ* harmony and piano technique: 581-O648 IB AWenBL, drop leaf table, beautiful mirror, medium and Isrgs; sll shots. 4O hour week. Ail paid The Sanford Gold Method. Dem* bensflts. Fee paid by employer. 272-SSOO gilt aconcss. pleturss, lamps CoHle/Labrador/Beagle/Terrier. & LOAN ASSN. Summit benefits, holidays and Brady. 484-2O82 after 7 P.M. ALL type* of expert masonry, LADV desires cleaning. Thurs csdsr chest and pr. louvers Wide selection of adorable pup- bricks and atone work. Small Jobs 383 Springfield Avs. pies. Including AKC 4-month old sick days. Call or apply In BERKELEY days. Experienced. Own trans doors. Also silver flatware, tea TRUMPET lessons. Comprehen- accepted. Call 277-O637. 273-81 SO person. EMPLOYMENT portatton. «43-1X2« ssrvlcs, spods dinnsr sst(8), English Sheepdog — needs a very sive instruction m your home by special home. Others Com*/mix. 441 Springfield Avs. Berkeley Heights nrtens. bric-a-brac. 3 pc. kitchen qusllfled, sxpsrlenced profes- AGENCY LAWNS MOWED. By atudsn Irish Setter mix/Beagle mix. Neu- Miscsttanaous set, small eppllancss, kitchen ac- sional Trumpeter-Instructor Dick earning his way through cossge, tered adult cats make excellent SPERCO MOTOR CO. 3O« Springfield Ave. cessories. All are quality Items — Meyer. 838-799O. Clerical S3»-goa8 pristine condition. Great buys for pets; all colors. Ktttsns, Kitten* COOK'S Appl 491 Morris Ave. Summit and more Kittens — long hair, SECRETARY. Lsgal — newly weds! Come and Browse. vies on all appliances Inducing 4644000 Thurs., Frl.. Sat. July 18, 1». 20. short hair, please do not permit deslrssfufl room air-conditioners, electrics! 273-1 7OO 9-.3O A.M.-4 P.M. Follow Slgna your pets to have families uniesa gsrdsn equipment, toastsrs, nptoyment. 378-1479 you are going to assume totsl TRANOUILJTY FARM FALL CLASSES TO BEGIN vacuum cleaners. Irons, etc. 11O MikroPul FRIDAY and Saturday. 1O to 4 PM. responsibility — we cannot place SECRETARY SEPT. 3, 1974 Park A vs., Summit. 273-8499. 78 South Tsrrace, Short Hill*. Off them all. there just are not enough FOR SALE homes to go around. For Informa- Advanced technology manufac Hobart Ave LJTTAUEB FORWARD LIGHT trucking and dsWvarias — AVON tion on spaying and adopting, call cellars and attics cleaned. Rub- INVITES YOU TO HELP US turer sssks secretary with HUGE Garage Sale. Everything Summit Animal Welfare League, RIDING METHOD bish removed. 273-2149 or I HAVE AN OPEN TERRITORY IN m. experience working with en muet go. Spanish lamp*, pictures, 273-2883. 378-1439: 9 to 8. After FIGHT AIR POLLUTION Timber Drive and Snyder Ave. gsveers and sctentlets. FuH range 273-3312 Box 735 273-8831. typewriter, sofa, chest, aluminum 8 P.M. to 9 P.M. 782-8813. Dona- Summit, N.J. 07901 areas In Bsrksley Heights. One Of bensflts. Excellent working CHATHAM OALLSRIES. 84 swrtmg for doors and windows, ail tions gratefully accepted by Mr. GENERAL. CLEAN UP — YARDS, MikroPul Is a leader in tne air pollution control can be yours. As mn Avon conditions. Modern office and Watohuna Avs.. Chatham sixes. Circular saw. Jig saw. drIH. John Gilbert, United Counties representative you can asm good plant. Mease can or corns m. S38-77O9. Wai BUY AMD SCU. CELLARS, ATTICS. 484-1297. Industry and we currently have trie following posi- heavy duty pips cutter, knock out Trust Co.. 3O Mapie St.. Summit. money and chooas your own fcjmWurs and Una pstnthigs. punch set. MORE. Thursday, LOST LEADERS and guttera Installed tions available: hours. Css Berkela', Heights, New Friday. Saturday. July 18. 18, 20 and repaired. 887-4988 Idsnoe. Summit, 273-O7O2. FLODYNE CONTROLS 10 to 4 PM, 12 Mountainside Or Everything must got Treasures, Chatham Townahip (off River Rd. PARAKEET, predominantly yellow LAWNS cleaned and out, uaBais, INC. with light blue breast. Daughter s Clerk Typists 4a Commerce Or. Murray HW collectors Items, (unk. Irene • DENTAL ASST/RECEP. Antiques. Meysrsvllls Csntsr heart broken. Reward. 277-2111. hauling snd rubbleh removed. a Keypunch Operator 404-4200 Gjracn s Administrative Clerk Pi uvMMncs u4flC4* hill Urns, An Equal Opportunity Employer MeyersvHie. 847-O899. BOARDING aarmstile rates. Ca8 273-*»4O no evenings, previous experience CRAFT people wanted. Hand SCREENED TOP SOU. SERVICES LJOHT and heavy hauling yard*. preferred but will tram qualified _ PART TIME' person, salary open. Please res- maid* — a new outlet for fine arts UMSOWENCO TOP SOU. DOGS AND CATS attics, cellar cleaning, tree work, These are full time permanent positions. MikroPul PERMANENT and crafts opening w> Summit is is able to offer paid benefits, holidays, vacation, pond to Dispatch Son 84. New 484-19 It • • 2 77-0008. Providence, N.J. Person wanted for typing data Into crafts people who wfe* Carpentry tuition refund and a 37V* hour week. computer system. Some typing ss« their products. For Informa- All the comforts TREE IJ limning snd removat; very DRIVER — ti pimngir school Hours 4:3O SUM. tion caw Peggy McNamara a Mou***u*ine**. f OWWtON.,, after 8PM for appointment asking 88O. 83847*2. brush, etc from house BEAUTIFUL 0ATHS. CENTER Call after 8 PM. 2 7 3-3044. and yard. All types lain>aiuapli»u tmrm* PU-TOM COMPH3MATIOM 273-8824 SOYS red Schwlrin 3 speed, hand ISLAND, RT. 22. UNION — Uss« Cart CARPENTRY — alteration*, and tree work. FUFtNTTURE MOV- SECRETARY O KPOV OinpPfesTSJi l <•. • OTCM] 887-«838. basements, attic*, recreation ING & HAUUNG. Cnarfls Vincent. 1O Chatham Road Summit, N.J. DESIGNERS-DRAFTSMEN dWon. Best offer. *77-e»S»- . au>*on »ooo PARTS a, ACCESSORIES. . .for rooms, additions. Free estimate*. 847-2238. 24-hour service. Art Equal Opportunity Employer We are looking for a bright, capa- PeuOKOT Mods* UO«. 10 STU Used one season SBO-, gin* IVIPORT8/SPORTS. We give you 277-393S. ble individual who enjoys diversity ?O blcycls SIS. Call 484-O888 Plaid Stamps, Jersey s Isrgss- CARS to work with engineers I Simpiex DsratNeur. Mafsc center- to work on the Platform at our putt brake*. malrttaMad in mint t/oldest/ntoeet supplier imported dock Repair Berkeley Hts. ofnee. Oood typing and development of Mgh perfor suto center behind rail station. DAY aV NIGHT mance vatvtng. Send resume or condition by cycling enthueWt. and stsno skills. Excellent com- Call 4O4-2734. Morrtstown. 839-8822. REMOVAL SERVICE SECRETARY pany paid benefits. caa for appointment. CLOCKS repaired. Collection of PLANT problems? Buy nswly CURLS J SPEED CYCLE. UOMT 1988 FORD LTD Squire. AC. radial docka. pocket watches and Mor- WE TOW Oood steno (SO WPM) and good typing plus a nest appearance Is published book. "Rx for Ailing gan Dollars for sale. 273-7281 378-2821 whs* we are looking tor In our SUMMIT Office. If you Wee working FLODYNE CONTROLS, BLUE. »39. CaH 404-IAaa tiro*. 5O.0OO mil** Very good SUMMIT INTERVIEWS llouss Ptama at your oomptete condition. On* owner. Si.OOO. with the public and you are lookkig for a >ob with a good future men plant ahop m Summit The Planta- FURNACES vacuumed. 20 years this Is tne spot for yout MAY BE ARRANGED INC. 484-1332. Contract in* 48 Commerce Dr. Murray HW S**HI tion. 28 Maple St.. Summit wttJi major oM company. FuBy k> Can or apply at 484-82OO 273-21 70 1988 Saab 2 door sedan. 83OO. our personnel office An Equal Opportunity Employer 10' Perry Boat and 40 CaH after 8 PM 273-8891. rl.m.H. corp. oniy. M. ZotO. 273-2378. Horsepower Motor, TraMor — Ac- DRIVE-IN TELLER cessorlss — Best Offer — SWEET 1987 OLDSMOBILE F-8S station RESIDENTIAL and WINDOW cleaning, guttera Mr. Dowd 931-6671 wagon, 49,000 miles. Good COMMERCIAL cleaned and repaired. Chimneys Experienced Mr. Keefe 931-6633 COMMUNITY NUTRITIONIST CORN mechsnical oondlttQn. Automatic cleaned and repaired. F. Freeh Jersey sweet corn, tome- transmission. Powsr stssring. CONTRACTORS DeAngelus. 992-4828. Our Summit office Is looking tor personable Individual to work: 10:90 Farnitum Part time, to hours per week. toea, fruits and vsgstsblss Powsr rssr window. Csll EVERYTHING UNDER A.M. to B:3O P.M. Will train suitable person, but experience Hours flexible, to provide court- Homestyle fruit pies. Preserve* (73-2288. PHIL EPISCOPO IS BACK! UNITED LADIES Ossk; Handoraftad In ONE CONTRACT preferred. Oood pay * top benefits. assng and nutritional education to Pure honey and maple syrup. Plastering and sheet rock work. Cherry and Walnut (New) 94" by CAR WAXING. Raise your car's ADOITIONS KITCHENS ambulatory and home bound pa- Colling and walls expertly patched 24 — S27B. Making 3 mors for WIQHTMAN'S FARMS re sals value. Keep it looking new BATHROOMS For either of these positions you may can-. Mr. WsldsWch at 277-4OOO COUNTIES tients. Must have A.D.A. or *Hgl- or new. Phil Epiecopo, 277-4143. 74 «3ft-4S27. Rt. 2O2. 8 miles South of by protecting It from sand, salt DENS PORCHES or apply to our Psrnormei Dept. 384-34OO. 88 Broad Street. bis. Apply Psrsonnal Dept Morrtstown and corrosion. Hard Shan Paste ALUMINUM PRODUCTS TRUST CO 322-2244. DININQ room aet. 8 pieces, 101 Walnut Avenue Slmonlxing by 2 Industrious mahogany, excellent condition. OSAMA!. Camsra, Zalss Icon college students. Very reasonable 241-3922 Crarrford. N.J 0701S Must sacrifice. S7O0. Call (contax) 1.2 Sonnar, complete CHAUFFEUR THE NATIONAL STATE BANK m eoual opportunity employer OVERLOOK HOSPITAL prices. Call evening* 838-91 77. 193 Moms Ave. Summit 404-3 7»3. with leather case, light, meter An Equal Opportunity Employer Dr«lrrt»klni An Equal Opportunity Employer tripod. Best condition. 277-0300 1973 Hornet X, 8 cylinder, 18.9OO FOR YOUR CAR DUTCH oak dining room ast days. miles, new tiree, AM / FM cassette LEGAL SECRETASY (massive pieces) Including china ALTERATIONS/dressmaking. Mature woman goes at an Experienced, for modern Short M player. S29OO or best offer. hourly charge here, there, or closet, server, buffet, large table H.O. Model Motoring, 105 pieces Must sell. 371-3277. Men snd women. Done In my Mills-Summit law office. Call with S chatrs. Call S2S-430S of trsck, 4 cars, many scenery home. Ouick service. 399 Broad wherever your road bends. 4S7-92OO GENERAL FACTORY 273-1807 for details. BANKING Light asssmbly. Will consider evenings from 4 to 8 PM. buildings and aatra part* 1989 CHEVY Impala. S3OO St.. Summit. 273-8783. Inexperienced. Several openings. 889-1438. WOULD like mature responsible NEW gold brocads French EMCtrical person to care for my Infant MOLECULAR ENERGY Provincial couch with 2 French IS' SNIPE sailboat with trailer; 1988 CAMARO 32 7 — VS. A.T. & preferably In my home 6 days chairs In orange velvet with Schwtrm racer, 3 speed, boy's: 8 P.S.. Radio, vinyl roof. F-7O Tires A COOL CAREER CAN CORP. frultwood frames. Also redwood table and benches; glass & snows. 484-9497 FRONTIER Electric Company, 1 The most baste ml mtfal tool for weekly, 7:30AM to 3:3OPM. Clark St., Summit. Prompt aer- Berkeley Heights area. 484-8483 132 Floral Avs. Murray Hill approximately SO yards olive top wrought Iron table; 2 large peeple seeking fobs sr jsb START THIS SUMMER.. 888-18OO green nylon carpeting with pad tn club chairs, custom made, need 1988 CHEVY Custom Impala. 2 vtc*. No Job too small. CR7-3O71. good condition. Call after 8:30 PM reuphoistering: Honda 9O mtnttrail door hardtop P/S. A/C. radio, If no answer. 7S7-S4O2. changes: 4S4-0S44. with helmet: 8 8 Hoble surf good condition S89O. 464-4 28O . .. for YOU at Setco, one of New Jersey's most board. 838-8924 after 8 PM ANTIQUE car. 18B4 XK 1 20. fair MOVINp. Must sell. Mahogany Furnltur* condition. 838-2721. RE'SUMES! dynamic banks. AH of the following positions offer a dining room set: table, a chairs, ZENITH combination stereo and fine starting salary, excellent company paid ssrvsr, sideboard Oood condi- radio, AM 8 FM. Modem console 88 Mustang — Convertible — Red JOSEPH 23CHICHI & SONS INC. Each retime a rttulf ef tahdeatt fit and rssl growth potential? tion, reasonable. 3 76-0389. cabinet, walnut finish Asking with white top — P.S. — New Antiques restored, furniture interview and gamble caacara 8128. 273-OSSS. Brakes — Asking 888O. 839-81 79. repairs and re-fkniehJng. Antiques bought — sold. 913 Morris Ave. for your Reeds. Written by e WE MUST EXPAND OUR REAL ESTATE ARCHIE'S — Old Dutch Doors. NOVA 1989. gold/black top. 2 (rear). Summit 277-14O2. 838: Shutters, 83: Horse Collar door, excellent condition. S175O orofesshmal. Berkeley Heights Operation Center DEPARTMENT. OVER THE YEARS VERY 812: Bone China cups and PORCH Sale. Friday, July 19. 10 484-O4O7. Call lor an appointment 273-2015 FEW HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO BE till 2 PM. Toys, tools, suitcases, saucers 84: Oid Tobacco Tina 81; Round msdiclne bottles 81: Vic NOVA 197O 4 door, green /black CHAIRMAN MEMBERS OF OUR ORGANIZATION, wooden porch chair*, odds and All type* of chair repairs - KERN A. ULRICH ends. 107 Hobart Ave., Summit, tortan Sofa, 8138; Empire Sofa vinyl top. Excellent condition. CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERKS AND THOSE THAT ARE FORTUNATE TO 8138; Electric guitar 838: Small • 1979. 484-0407. reflnishing. Hand caning - rushing. COMUltMi DINETTET'set: SO" Round Picnic Oak Sideboard 849: ARCHIE'S All typss furnlturs repairs • Both positions Involve Interesting, diversified BE WITH US ARE TREMENDOUSLY Table; Large Office Desk; Screen- RESALE SHOP Meyersvllle Rd.. 1973 PLYMOUTH Gold Ouster refinlshlng. Antiques restored. 785 Springfield AVMW clerical duties. SUCCESSFUL. IT TAKES A PARTICULAR ing; Cedar Shingle Paint; Wood Meyeu/svllle. 10 to 5 P.M Sport Pack — 39O0 miles — P.S., 847-1989. Residing st Trsdlng Summit. NJ. 07901 *a!nt; Sprayer; Shop Vacuum; 847-1149. a Cylinder Mint Condition. S25OO Post Antiques, 211 Hickory PERSON TO FILL OUR REQUIREMENTS. Baby Things; Many other 635-2229. Tavern Rd.. MeyerevUle- YOU MAY BE THAT ONE. IF YOU ARE traeeuree — great prices — Itsms PERSIAN RUOS. Genuine Herlz Bx12: Mashead 1Ox14. Hamada 1967 Chev Impala Four Door must go. Thursday 12-2, Friday Sedan V/S. Auto. Trans., Air PRESENTLY IN REAL ESTATE, YOU MAY 5x8. Reasonable. 287-7295. INSTALLMENT LOAN CLERKS 10-1:00 294 Livingston Ave., New ond.. P.S.. New Brakes, and INTERIOR exterior painter. Ousaty For one of these two openings we an »rv WANT TO JOIN OUR FIRM. IF YOU ARE Providence. Think cool! Excellent buy on al- many other New parts. Good run PRUNING of shrubs and trass. work. Durabis paint. Looks batter: Free eetlmatea. 277-2298. dividual with efficient typing skills. on this NOT IN REAL ESTATE, YOU MAY MOVINO SALE — One day only, most new snow skis antl ski nlng condition. Asking S7OO.00 lasts longer. References. FuHy fc> boots. 839-8108. Call 273-6996 after 5 P.M. QUALIFY. CALL W. J. GLASGOW, Saturday, July 20, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. ARBOREAL Tree Experts and In* wardrobe, room divider MOVING.. Heritage upholstered PORSCHE 1966 912, Original landacapera. Professional work VINCENT BADOLATO Painting. MOUNTAIN AGENCY, 85 SUMMIT AVE., screen and other miscellaneous chair. WlddlcomO bedroom. 48 owner. Call after 9 PM Friday guaranteed. Free estimates. Call Interior — sKtsrkx, papering and PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR SUMMIT, N.J. 273-2212 tems. 86 New England Ave., pedestal table, mirrors, task 277-6S36. 3 79-28O4: or after S:3O, 373-7313. teooiating. 273 Summit. Apartment S. bookcases, desk, lamps, rugs, Aptitude for figures. Will operate 126O proof freezer, appliance*, sliver, red- NEED Great Qas Economy? 88 LANOSCAPINO. All types. Garden EXPERIENCED Palmer. Interior — MOVING SOUTH: Friday A Satur- Oodge Dart, e cylinder. Standard, mamtsnsncs. Monthly rates. Ex- machine. Other clerical duties. 9:3O A.M. — a P.M. day, July 19, 20 1O-3 Many Itsms wood furniture, bicycle, misc. exterior painting. Free aetlmatee. 273-2837. Low Mileage, Radio, 2 door. cellent work. Marcello, 277-1 *O8 279-7148. Mon.-Fri. Including ice skates, boots, sleds, Original Owner. Asking 8785. — after 4 PM. typswrltsr, youth chair, couch, 638-9893. SUMMER PAINTINO SERVICE snow tire* H7S x IS, cabinets, WHIPPLETREE LANDSCAPING new lawns, shrub- Collsg* Student sxperienced an shelves, window fan, small bery, Monthly maintenance. Free S22 CENTRAL AVE., WESTFIELO riienor or sxisnor psinisiB. rrss TELLER appliance* and many other Iteme. WANTED TO BUY estimates. Rocco Mazza. estimate. 484-2324 after B:9O. 183 Ryder Way, Murray Hill. No 233-6844 Expsclenosd persons preferred with good figure Antique* and 2nd hand furniture: 277-287O after S P.M. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE early birds, PLEASE. GARY TAYLOR — HOUS^nWTING ability for this late shift which offers a 1O% shift BUYERS OF ANTIQUES In this tie walls — our differential. uiy^TSri97¥6 ibTo 3, 73 Twin Hanging Victorian comer cabinets arsa for over 28 yre. — Anything y Fencing, tree work, NTERIOR EXTERIOR UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITY 'alls Road, Berkeley Heights. Oft Child's Morris chair old wanted. CaH Mm. Herrnance, sod and seed lawns Ins- Experienced and insxpanstvs. Diamond Hill Road. Range Hood, Carved oak bed talled; yerd clesn-ups. 24-hour Fully Insured. Summit Branch Children* furniture and toy*, v«d oak hutch 377-2138, 377-2OS4. ssrvlcs. Chsrlle Vincent. 464-0083 appliance*, small and large, china Selection of pitcher and bowl set* 847-2236. flatware, a fine collection of salt 2 large bookcases with glaaa 2 77-OOSB Bonus Caah prices, furniture, CAPITAL PAINTERS The largest Insurer of Industrial properties In and pepper shakers, clothing, door* M»«on Contractor! TRUST CLERKS maple love seat and rocker. Many rames. china and glassware. rugs, chma, paint Ings, silver EXTERIOR & TERJOR the world Is establishing a Regional Un- more Items. Appraisals ssegs man, 6 yssrs axpsrtsnos, Stimulating Jobs for individuals with mature MA8ON WORK ANO REPAIRS. derwriting Office in Snort Hills. N.J. If you have insurance & Estate aJrieas spray. 2O% below contrac- working attitude and good typing skills who are ESTATE SALES Sales of House Contents Water Proofing, Water Drainage, experience In Inland Marine, 8MP or Com- CHILDRENS Clothes, Lamps, tor's coat: 2 yssr guaranty. For figure oriented. Mon. -Sat 1O-83O P.M. GEORGE'S Driveways. V & J Mercandante. mercial Fire Underwriting, we are interested In Dlshe*. Bicycle S30., Etc. Friday Thurs. til 9 P.M. 484-7878 Or 748-O410. frss sstlmats call Gary, 277-8068. — 9:30 to 3:30 — 143 Main St., 83 Summit Avs. Summit training you for a career In this challenging and 277-O998 COLLEGE students sssklng Chatham Boro. COLOR TV; 2 1 diagonal, i. typss of masonry. Curbing, PAINTINO Work — Intsrtor and Set* als offers vsry pleasant working conditions rewarding profession. completely refurbished. 82OO. LIONEL, American Flyer, Ivea pstlos, apsclsl brick work, exterior. Vsry reasonable prtoee. with the most oooosnlsl of oo-worksrs. The op- SOS-1341 trains. Immediate caah. Will pay to sidewalks, paving. 277-12OS sftsr Rsfsrsnoss on request. PARTIAL CONTENTS 81000. 484-8448, 464-2692. 4 PM. Experienced. CaH days S7*-*M7; portunity you'vs biBsn looking for in tns stmospnsrs FISH tank, 10 gal., under-gravel Contact: A. Keith Ragel D.A. CHIERA, INC. Mason work. SH evenings 277-1709, or 277-8137 ESTATE SALE filter, light, pump, two regular you'll enjoy. Start your nsw osrssr now by calling 1930S AND 1940 8 NOSTALGIA kinds snd waterproofing. Antique Victorian loveaeat, filters almost new. Call 484-8982. 277-A20O for sn spposntmstit. Allendale Mutual Insurance Clothea. shoes, handbags. 277-O448. , furniture, Lawson sofa, Jsweiry, Flssta dlnnerware, IAROAINS — MUST SELL: Twin Company rocksrs, Oriental rugs, solored glass dlnnsrware, edroom S15O; dining room KENNY CONTRACTING Oriental cabinet, drapes, ambrldge and Foaterla glass- 8299.; typewriter and table 828.; 86 So. Harrison Street carpet*, washing machine, ware, blue mirrors, blue mirror ta- East Orange, N.J. O7O1B dryer, refrigerator, ironer, adding machine Si8.; audio visual R.F. MASONS EXTERIOR ONLY SSO. 484-9841. bles, furniture, toys, dolls. Indian Telephone: (2O1> 678-344O china, glassware. En- ruoa and etc. 1139-8260. Free Estimates. Fally (asaraa1 cyclopedia Brlttanlca, many CONTRACTORS good books, etc., etc. 112 Motoroycis* / WANTED from Veteran* . World Stepa - Walka - Patios - Rotary Drive, Summit. War 2 and 1. German, American A Fireplace - Foundation • 606-1 733 Sftsr 6 PM Thursday & Friday, July 18. IONDA 197O. SL-17S. L/M Ex-Japanese war souvenirs. Msdsls, Plaater. Free estimates. 19; 9 to 5. ellent condition. SSOO. daggers, helmets, uniforms, stc Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 889-0900 or 233-9O9S. 73-1838 S6S-O823 after 8 P.M. (continued on next pegs) Page Sixteen THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 18,1$74 SERVICES A New Breed: Women Auto Mechanics Theater Review TCACHBR8 and ceteo* man win paint Interior* or •xtmrion. OuaHty by Anne Plaut often play on this ignorance The composition of the by Jon Plaut work, fully lrisur*0, a yaarm to ftobt*. Fra* ••- "I could recognize a bat- for unnecessary and costly class was varied, including With its third production of this summer season, tery, but that was all, when repairs. a high school girl who did "J.B.," the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival at Drew EXPERT painting; gutters mn4 I began the course," said not own cars, to grand- laadars; light oarpantry work. Although each class, University in Madison demonstrates again that it is one Rallabla arwl raaaonabla rataa. Norma Davenport, of 107 mothers who had been of the few professional companies doing repetoire work Cad 177-4OS1. Hobart avenue. theoretically is supposed to last two hours, Beth traumatized by the "ul- ; in the New York - New Jersey area that is truly "I knew a little bit, out of humorously noted that not timate in bad ! interested and equipped to do meaningful, gripping Alt typaa of wan oovartnoa Ina- necessity, because we'd experiences," said Mrs. serious plays. taHad profaaalnna»». Thamaa Q. one has been less than 2^ Wright, 7M-1444. * had so much trouble with a Davenport. previous car," commented hours. Archibald MacLeish's "J.B." is a contemporary thea- Describing one of the side trical verison of the biblical story of Job. It is not my Beth Pineus, of 19 Karen The women come to class benefits, but undoubtedly way. dressed in their scruffiest favorite play. Although it is dramatic and intellectually an important one, Helen challenging, there is a certain pretension in its some- OCCMQC M. DCLANCY "How do you know who is dungarees and shirts and said, "I really enjoy the 373-1010 t73-S0«7 times flowery language and its pious businessman lead FOR Nr» pMrio tuning •nd~rap«lr- character (JB.) which I find repugnant. But the current New Jersey Shakespeare Festival reproduction plays "J.B." for all that is in it and that it is worth, and that includes a favorable comparison from me to the original Broadway production of some fifteen years ago. BARROOfKS I The cast is uniformly effective, but especially forceful are Bill E. Noone as Nickles (the devil) and Tom Bren- Inan as J.B. (the modern day Job); and the three confronters (who give no comfort) - the socialist • PAMTWM1 • SLATE VWOHC revolutionary (John Capodice), who consoles with the historical imperative; the priest (William Preston), who You eouM ba r*ady for a naw Beta Plocos concentrates latently while Instructor Joe Nichols checks the air filter. Roof. Caa Doug Urbano, Sol-O4WI tells of universal guilt from birth; and the psychiatrist or 4C4-MM, for a frao aaUinah (J. C. Hoyt), who denies the existence of extrinsic stan- dards — have an electrifying scene with "J.B." that is theater at its very best. UOHTTmJCKMMQ The play is directed by Paul Barry in the intimate and HOUM moving witf 9«n«re>l I exciting circus environment of the original production, but the closeness of the audience to the stage and action, or •/•-•11 >. IHanoa, <•#• and a number of Barry innovations, intensify the dramatic effect and make this "J.B." the most exciting and meaningful production I have seen of the play. Deborah Rosenl At the time of this writing, the New Jersey Shakes- Earns Letter peare Festival has on the boards "Measure for Jady Harris, asiag a ratchet wrenefc, removes a spark ptag. Measure," "Under Milkwood" and J.B." Soon "Richard Deborah Rosen of Sum- III" and "Steambath" will have been added. There is no mit has been awarded a honest and who isn't?" "really see action," pointed guffaws from auto more adventurous company working in the area than varsity letter for her per- asked Chris Morris. out Helen. mechanics when I say '1% this repetoire company and they have the talent to back formances with the 1974 "Now I'm asking my The sessions are infor- check it out first myself it up. To have such professional theater locally is to be Princeton University var- service man to save the mally organized and on learning a repair is rich and lucky. sity lacrosse team. defective parts he replaces, proceed primarily on the needed." The Tigers posted a 7-4 so I can see for myself," basis of the women's in- So confident are these record in their second declared Helen Pluciennik, dividual problems and women now, relates Beth, relay. (1) Linda Kane, season of varsity play. of New Providence. questions. Joe does insist that the only limiting factor Anne Magrath, Laurie Miss Rosen, a freshman The comments came on incorporating the to undertaking many minor Miller and Dominique at Princeton, is the during an interview in "basics" into the learning repairs is that "we don't Blokker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. which the women discussed situation — meaning have lifts in our garages In a loss to the Essex William F. Rosen of 86their motivations and reac- changing a tire, pumping and the special tools need- County Country Club, Canoe Brook Parkway and tions to an auto mechanics gas, changing oil, prepar- ed for some repairs can Belea Phcfeaaft, left, aad Beth Ptacus, remove the cap for the tarake flaid as ibty 153-131, these Beacon Hill is a graduate of Summit course they recently ing a car for a long trip, cost a small fortune." teghi to cheek tke brake fUtd leveL swimmers contributed to High School. completed. understanding spark plugs, Chris quickly pointed out, the team's strong showing: Organized by the brakes, points, motor however, the cost of the 8-and-under, 25-yd. free: The (1) Brad Greer 9-and-10, Women's Center, the four- mounts and ball joints. tools is not always prohibi- Maben Agency Athlete-Scholar session course was Recounting proud tive. 25-yd. free: (1) Linda Kane enthusiastically taught by moments during the ses- Thanks to the course, or- 19-and-under, 25-yd. breas|: represents the Lois Guy of Summit, a Joe Nichols, manager and sions, Joe said: "These ganized by the Women's (1) Diane Kane 10-and- leading Property, member of the girl's field chief mechanic at Terrace women are not scared Center, an increasing under, 25-yd. back: (1) Casualty, and Life hockey team, was among Exxon Station on River anymore. They can get number of Summit area Heather McMullen ll- Insurance Companies 106 Bucknell University road. under the hood and really women can feel confident and-12, 50-yd. free: (1) John in America. As athletes named to the A similar training session decipher what s going on. around their cars, ask in* Hale and (1) Anne independent agents, Dean's List for academic is being conducted this An advantage of such telligent questions about Magrath. we have created excellence during the past month for another group of training, says Joe, is repairs and really check ll-and-12, 50-yd. breast: insurance programs semester. All achieved IS women and will be "they'll never be aban- out a mechanic when he (1) John Hale and (1) Anne for many of the grade indexes of 3,2 or bet- followed by one in August. doned with their cars says something needs to be Magrath. ll-and-12, 50-yd. area's businessmen ter out of a maximum of Mrs. Pincus, a member because they'll be able to fixed, back: (1) John Hale and (1) and homeowners. 4.0. of the coordinating com- detect most problems in Teri Kane, ll-and-12, mittee at the center, was advance and fix them r mixed medley relay: (1) the instigator for the series. themselves, if they're not % Teri Kane, Anne Howey, Director A flyer announced the first too complicated, or see to it |j Outside John Hale and Charlie Appointed round of sessions, which they are fixed properly." || Cave. 13-and-14, 50-yd. could accommodate 10 "One thing's for sure. free: (1) Laurie Miller 13- SPENCER M. MABEN. Celanese Summit Tech- women. The series was im- They now know what their Summit and-over, 50-yd. breast: (1) INC. nical Center has announced mediately oversubscribed repairmen are doing." Chris Boyle 13-to-17, mixed telephone 273-19M the appointment of Dr. as more than 40 persons Acknowledging he en-Jazz Concert medley relay: (1) Laurie 39 Beecbwood Road Robert B. Isaacson as expressed interest in hejoyed the course, Joe said The Joe Gatto Jazz Com- Miller, Chris Boyle, Doug Summit, N.J. 07901 course. bo will be in concert at the CoafkteMt of their abilities, Beth, Helen and Judy spin the wheel in order to adjust the MacMaster and Anne technical director, Resins "They really surprised me. brakes. (Photos by Judy Freedmaa) Division, Celanese Plastics The women were all mo- They had such good ques- Union County Park Com- Magrath. Company. He had been tivated by feelings of ig- tions I had a hard time mission's Summer Arts technical manager, resins norance in the presence of answering some of them." Festival at Echo Lake Karen Clark 10-and-under, research, at the Technical cars and anger at "being With three of the Park, Westfield and Moun- Beacon Hill Mermen 25-yd. breast: (1) John Center. taken" by repairmen who women's cars on the lifts tainside, on Wednesday, Clark and (1) Eileen each session, they really July 24, at 8:30 p.m. There Win, Tie Short Hills Moriarity. learned where everything is is no charge for the con- 10-and-under 25-yd. back: Have you been to The Beacon Hill Club Linda Kane, Bobby Greer, cert, . Th_. e rai•n dat• e iS (1) Karen Clark 9-and-10, Mrs. Natalto Short MOW (My Fine Wine k duett Shop? located and developed a Swim .Team opened Karen Clark and Andy tremendous sense of Thursday, July 25. mixed medley relay: (1) defense of its 1973 Suburban Lawrence. dives advice on all affair* of life WINE & SPIRITS HOUSE security, according to Swimming League cham- Heather McMullen, Jim Chris Morris. ll-and-12, 50-yd. free: (1) Clark, Karen Clark and such as low, marriage, business, etc. Drugs, Alcohol pionship with a tie, a win Jim Clark ll-and-12, 50-yd. 488 Springfield Ave. Summit N.i THIS 1$ THE TIME OF YEAR C. Edward Keller, direc- and a loss against the Bobby Greer U-and 12, 50- breast: (1) John Hale ll- yd. free: (1) Jim Clark and NMr strand TtHMtra 273-9835 For A Gtess Of Cokf White Wine, THE FRIENDLY HOTEL tor of health and physical Racquets Club of Short and-12, 50-yd-back: (1) Pr—nt Thte Ad * R«oHy Bwdtafl At H«H Prtc* So Come To Jugtown and Choose From education for the Union Hills, Rock Springs Club (1) Jane Gates ll-and-12, John Hale 15-to-17, 50-yd. 50-yd breast: (1) John Hale Our Fine Selection Of WARREN Board of Education will and the Essex County free: (1) Chris Everard. as German and Swiss White ON THE OCEAN and (1) Anne Magrath ll- SPRING LAKE, H. i. 17712 speak on drugs and al-Country Club. 13-and-over, 50-yd. Wines. We Also Have A Good coholism at the next meet- and-12, 50-yd. back: (1) Private Beach • Glorious Surf Outstanding performer in breast: (1) Chris Boyle 13-John Hale and (1) Jane Selection Of 1971 German • Private Poo) • All Sports • ing of the Essex-Union all three meets was Chris to-17, mixed medley relay: Gates. Whites. _,A Cheerful Room Settings • Chapter of Parents without Boyle of Beacon Hill who Supervised Children's (1) Laurie Miller, Chris ll-and-12, mixed medley We Arrange Activities • Wonderful Food Partners to be held at thetook first place in the 13- Boyle, Doug MacMaster relay: Jane Gates, Teri Wine & Cheese Parties ATTRACTIVE RATES Carriage Trade, Evergreen and-over, 50-yard breasts- 447 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT N.J. Wrtla for Brechur* and S. Collins. Boys' step- Kane, Charlie Cave and Lecturer Available Reservation) Mgr place, East Orange, on July troke and set a Beacon Hill up relay: (1) Bobby Greer, John Hale. 13-and 14, 50-yd. CBe«»viow 3-39OO Mary G. Long 22, at 8:30 p.m. For infor- pool record of 33.2 seconds John Hale, David j mation, call 736-3000. free: (1) Laurie Miller 15- DR4-33J5 PHONE for the event. Lawrence and Andy NOW THRU TUES. 2 - BIG HITS! The Mall-Short Hills 201-449-8800 • # # to-17, 50-yd. free: (1) Beacon Hill swimmers Nestler. Dominique Blokkefjl3-and- FREE PARKIN' The Interior Department turning in fine perfor- Beacon Hill finished on estimates that coal needs will over, 50-yd. breast: (1) mances in the Racquets top, 166-107, Against the Chris Boyle. triple in the next 25-30 years. Club meet, which ended in Rock Springs Club. Top a 135-135 tie, were: Boys' step-up relay: (1) performers for Beacon Hill Bobby Greer, Dave Looking for 8-and-under, 25-yd. free: were: 8-and-under, 25-yd. (1) Brad Greer 9-and-10, Lawrence, John Hale and free: (1) Brad Greer and Chris Boyle. Girls step-up Something 25-yd. free: (1) Bobby (1) Leonne Schmitz. 9- Greer and (1) Karen Clark and-10, 25-yd. free: (1) MOVIE MeadowbrooTHEATR I k 10-and-under, 25-yd. breast: TIMETABLE Special? 31 Performances Wed. thru Sat (1) Andy Lawrence 10-and- PLUS - 2nd. A Mvstcxi VWHOR or AMBICA-J rAvotm MILO DHAMA CHATHAM- SUMMJT under, 25-yd. back: (1) STRAND THEATRE: THE LOBOS Cl IME OF FLATBUSH" Thur . & Friday 2.30. BIG FEATURE! Bobby Greer 9-and-10, 7 00. 10:10 'LET THE GOOD TIMES We feature a complete collection of mixed medley relay: (1) ROLL" Ttiors., & Fit 8:30 Sat. « Sun. -THE LORDS OF FLATBUSH" LIT wicker and rattan furniture, including 2:00, 7:00, 10:10 LET THE GOOD ROIJ. "THE DBCKKARD w "TW fAUCl* SAVED" TIMES ROLL" 3:30. 8:30 Mon. & complete suites and individual pieces, TuM. -THE LORDS OF FLATBUSH" jTbHtrietl 2:30. 7:00, 10:10 "LET THE GOOD — NEXT ATTRACTION with lamps to complement any decor. LADIES' OCEAN TIMES ROLL" 8:30 rwsmwm BERKELEY HEIGHTS JONVOIGKTis BERKELEY CINEMA "DIRTY MARY HHxHT GROVE CRAZY LARRY- Thurs. thru Sunday •very Wed. and Thurs. 7:30 P.M. 9:10 P.M. Daily Boring Bring your wife or Neptune Twp'« OcMnfront Favorite girl 5h* n g*t CHATHAM mCwO | dinner-show and dancing for FOR A GREAT CHATHAM CINEMA "DIRTY MARY ALSO - CO-FEATURE! "THE FUN PLACE TO SHC FAMILY CRAZY LARRY" Thurs . Mon. a Beer by Tuea. 7:30, 9:30 Friday 7:00. 8:30. 10:00 Sat 5:25, 7:00. 8:30. 10:00 WaftarMattkaii-B n yAGATIQN 377-7122 the Pitcher when you buy « •Qusi Sunday 3:45, 5 25, 7:00, 8:30. 10:00. id* tSummcr Oafs Special or higher priced dinner. MADISON (Not available on Sal) Writ* for color brochura Hsckory Square Shopping Center egutar dtnnsr mfiu from DUTY MARY MADISON THEATRE LORDS OF $10.95 weekdays. Publicity Bureau, P.O. Box 277 FLATBUSH Thurs thru Tues 2:33, COLOR BY OE LUXE The Laughing Chatham Township, N. J. 07928 $11 95 Saturday 700. 10:12. Also LET THE GOOD UwYaar. Oc«an Grove, N.J. 077S6 JI0SO POMPTON AVE.. CEDAR GROVE NJ. tiOII W6:14M«*j CRAZY LARRY TIMES ROLL • Thurs thru Tues. Policeman 277Y 8:33