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MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 7 New Providence Ho^l Vouni,i ^ dr N J fl-(W? 19 50 Yearly Council votes pay raises for its employees By KAREN ZAl'TYK works, $6,000, construction code official The Mountainside Borough Council, and building subcode official, $3,000 at its monthly meeting Tuesday night in each, plumbing subcode official, the Beechwood School, adopted a $2,800; public works foreman, $12,500. salary ordinance for municipal em- public works employees, full-time, ployees after fielding questions from $10,500; administrator of public several who apparently were assistance, $2,200; and janitor, SR.fXKi dissatisfied with the increases provided -O-O-- The complaints reportedly stemmed ALSO APPROVED at the session was from the fact that borough treasurer a salary ordinance for the local Police and tax collector Ruth Gibadlo had Department, providing a seven percen! requested a pay increase and was given across-the-board wage increase a 22 percent wage hike, whereas other salaries include: chief, $20,009; cap- employees received increases ranging tain, $18,800, detective lieutenant, DIAMONDS ARE...Shown in Mountainside Girls' Softball League action are, from 7 to 10 percent $18,511; lieutenant, $18,347; detective from left, batter Ann Keller of the Jaguars; unidentified Cougar runner Borough attorney John Post noted sergeant, $17,Ml; sergeant, $17,436, beating out a hit at first base; pitcher Liz Blouin firing the ball for the that the Council was not free at this detective, $16,865; and patrolmen, Jaguars, (photo-Graphics) time to make additional salary ap ranging from $13,110 to $16,296 propriations exceeding the line items in Two other salary ordinances also the 1977 municipal budget, but the were introduced at the meeting One Red Cross plans Apaches defeat employees did evoke assurance from provides a fi percent wage hike for the Mayor Thomas Ricciardi that their manager and assistant managers of the Speth: $8,000 cut Cherokees in wage demands would be discussed Mountainside Community Pool blood donations, before the 1978 budget is prepared (Continued en page 2! girls' Softball 'There is no question in my mind we seeksteen aides is 'rebuke' to voters have erred very seriously in the timing of the introduction of the salary or- A blood bank sponsored by the The Apaches, in their second victory Charles Speth, a member of the funds accumulated from previous out of four games in Mountainside girls' dinance," he stated "It is unfair to all Grouping Westfield-Mountainside chapter of the Mountainside Board of Education, this budgets. employees of the borough," American Red Cross will be held softball action, topped the Cherokees week sharply criticized the board for "It is not as if this was an austere with a 6-3 victory. Amanda Wyekoff Tuesday from l;30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Councilman Nicholas Bradshaw cutting its budget only $8,000 following budget, but indeed it brought the cost pitched for the Apaches, Laura Sharkey explained that Mrs. Gibadlo's increase by ability Presbyterian Parish House, 140 voter rejection of the budget in March per student to $500 more than the contributed some fine hitting, while Mountain ave., Westfield, was authorized to bring the "com- Speth declared; average of the other five kindergarten Wendy Goldberg contributed fine bination job of treasurer and tax A spokesman for the Red Cross said, "Last week, by a 5 to 2 majority, the through eighth grade districts who feed fielding. Runs scored for the Cherokees "The need for blood can arise in any collector more in line with what the Mountainside Board of Education flung were made by Donna Keller, Barbara treasurer's function is held to be in voted out family. At the present time one out of a stinging rebuke at the voters of Cromarty and Jackie Kelk, Andrea every 10 hospital patients requires a terms of accountability and liability to At a special meeting Monday night at Mountainside by reducing a near S2 Wilson in the field and Beth Mortimer the borough." transfusion. Blood is in continual million budget by a mere $8,000, At the Letters only at first base both turned in good per- the Deerfield School, the Mountainside demand for treatment of accident school election in March, the voting formanees. In answer to a question from Mrs Board of Education voted to eliminate cases, cancer victims and hemophiliacs public chose by a margin of more than 9 Gibadlo, he noted that he has suggested ability grouping in grades 1 to 3 on the issues The Mohawks in their first victory of that a consultant be called in to analyze and for use during surgery. A single to 7 to reject the current expense tax Although the Echo had an- The board declared: donation will assure unlimited blood the season, downed the Comanches by a the "work patterns" in the new "School principals shall be respon- levy, and elected two candidates who nounced an end to all letters to Borough Hall, where, according to Mrs. credit for your family for one year. A estimated the budget was too high, score of 16-10. Donna Rinaldo and Anne sible for assigning students to classes at the editor concerned with the Wixon shared pitching for the Gibadlo, "things have been getting second donation extends the coverage school budget controversy, last any grade level or for instruction in any "The Borough Council, after Mohawks. Donna Rinaldo made a bogged down a little," subject. For this purpose, the principal for parents and grandparents on both 1 reviewing the school budget, by a split week's board action appears to sides of the family. Donations may be double play and also hit a triple. Robin The ordinance, approved shall consult the student's previous vote, reduced the tax levy by-a .trivial - have opened the door for. more Zirkel hit a triple to help bring her team unanimously, provides the following made every two months but no more comments, pro and con. teacher, the guidance counselor and the $20,000. The school board, who deter- to victory. Heidi Dalhausser played salaries; "business administrator, director of special services, where often than five times a calendar year. mines how the tax levy will be reduced, However, the Echo will not well at first base. $2,200: borough clerk, ill,785; clerk- "Call the chapter office to sign up to chose to take $12,000 from the surplus publish any letters, containing The Navajos won their second game stenographer, $6,740; secretary of donate on Tuesday. Walk-in donors are personal criticism, direct or "In grades 1, 2 and 3, classes shall b# funds, which Is In reality not a tax of the season, beating the Comanches public works, 510,110; court clerk, formed principally to reflect the fuJ! also welcome." reduction, but using the taxpayers1 own indirect. Letters for publication $5,025; deputy tax collector, $5,025; tax must be confined to the issues. by a score of 15-13. Lisa McCarthy and range of scholastic achievement within" "Volunteers—boys and girls—are Kim Genkinger shared pitching for the collector, $500: clerk bookkeeper, the grade needed for summer work at Lyons and Navajos Lisa also hit a homerun for $8,330; recreation director, $11,000; "In grades 4, 5, 6. 7 and 8. classes East Orange Veteran's Hospitals," Math contest their children into the same Union her team. Amy Van Pelt, the Navajos' treasurer. $10,350; director of public may be formed from groups of students Mrs, Henry H. Anderson, youth County Regional High School system. catcher, played well. Lisa Wood pitched svorks, $24,185; deputy court clerk, with similar individual scholastic chairman of the chapter said this week. "I feel that the Borough Council and for the Comanches, and she drove in $6,240; borough attorney, $9,000; achievement, depending on enrollment An orientation program will be held at this Saturday the school board did not respond to the three runs with her solid hitting. Elaine municipal judge, $5,400; zoning officer. curriculum and other factors $6,000; assistant to director of public the chapter house, 321 Elm St., on The 14th annual Regional voters and have done a disservice to the Dixon hit a home run. "In grades 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. small Monday at 3 p.m. for anyone interested Mathematics Day will be held at the taxpayer. It is as if the voters were classes" may be formed to permit in this work, Jonathan Dayton Regional High School being chastised for having the audacity special instruction," Mrs, Anderson explained that a in Springfield on Saturday morning. to reject a Mountainside budget. The vote on the grouping plan was 5 to (Continued on page 2) Students with one, two or three years of "Two hundred years ago, our Royals, Brewers win 2. with Patricia Knodel and R, Charles mathematics study from the David forefathers were fighting a war against Speth opposed. It came after a two-hour Brearley, Jonathan Dayton, Arthur L. taxation without representation. They discussion, attended by approximately Rescue Squad Johnson and Gov. Livingston schools should come back today and see what it 50 local residents. will participate. is with representation, It would to conduct fair There will be three levels of com- behoove each voter, in the future, to on late-inning rallies carefully screen candidates for their The Mountainside Rescue Squad will petition, one for each of the three years By PAUL REITER margin of 4-0, thanks to a spectacular of mathematics study. Awards will be awareness and consciousness of their bases-loaded grand slam by Steven Glass collection - hold a health fair at the Deerfield obligations to the citizens and tax- Photo by RICH REITER School on Central avenue in Moun- presented to the contestants from each The fourth week of play in the Boram, But in the top of the fourth of the four schools who attain the three payers, as indicated in any democratic inning, with two outs, a Royal walked at Regional High i tainside on Saturday, June 4, from 10 action, whether it be for the Borough Mountainside Little League was a.m. to 4 p.m. highest scores in each of the levels of marked by strong play. and Mike Wood belted a home run to The Jonathan Dayton Regional competition. Council or the school board." Some of the organizations which will In the American League the scores narrow the gap, Steven Bernhak then High School Key Club will hold its be participating are; Union County were close and the innings tight as seen walked, followed by a clutch hit by monthly Glass-In on Saturday, Drug Program, American Cancer in the first game between the Royals Scott Goldenberg, Another walk loaded All residents of the area have Society, National Council on and the Brewers. The Brewers, down to the- bases, and a hit batter brought the been urged to bring glass bottles, Alcoholism, Union County Chapter of Heymann promoted their last out, with no one on base, score to 4-3. Kevin McGrash hit to the sorted by color, and newspapers, the American Heart Association, rallied for five runs on the strength of a right infield to score three runs, ending tied in bundles. Planned Parenthood of Union County two-run double by Matthew Miller, and an exciting rally with a Royal victory, The Glass-In will be held in the Area, Union County Association for a three-run homer by Brett Stolz to 6-4 high school front parking lot. Retarded Citizens, Medic Alert by New Jersey Bell edge the Royals, 5-4. the Royals were Other American League action saw Foundation, N. J. Epilepsy Foundation, paced by the fine pitching of Mike (Continued on page 2) American Red Cross, Right to Life, Ronald M, Heymann of Moun- Woods, who also contributed two National Huntington's Disease tainsidei director of marketing for New doubles, ...__'_ .Jersey Bell, has been appointed genera! • AssoeiaUonr Hemophilia Assoclation-of— In their next game, the Royals fought Northern New Jersey, Mountainside manager of the company's Central hard against the Cardinals, In the third Rotary, Children's Specialized Area of operations. inning, the Royals were down by a Hospital, and the Mountainside Heymann, former state director of Recreation Commission. motor vehicles and former state Beltone Hearing Aid Center will commissioner of labor and Industry, Lions Club to honor provide free hearing tests. Free blood succeeds^ John P. Cokefair of students of Dayton pressure checks will be available, and Lawrenceville, who 11 retiring, r there will be a variety of health- The Lions Club of Springfield will As general manager of the com- honor the honor students of Jonathan oriented films shown throughout the pany's Central Area, Heymann will be day. The Westfield and Mountainside Dayton Regional High School at the responsible for New Jersey Bell club's "scholarship night" meeting rescue squads will each have an am- operations in all of Monmouth County May 27 at the Mountainside Inn. bulance open for public Inspection, and and parts of Mercer, Middlesex, Ocean the Mountainside Fire Department will and Burlington counties. His office will The students will be given cer- bring a fire engine. be located at 1490 Prospect st., Trenton. tificates of merit for their outstanding There will be games and free balloons work during their attendance at the for all the children. The Boy Scouts and A graduate of Rutgers University, high school. Girl Scouts will sell hot dogs and soft Heymann joined the company in 19S6 as drinks. There will also be a first aid a representative in the Camden sales Deerfield students contest for students in grades 4 through office. He was named manager of the 8 and 9 through 12, Toms River business office in 1961 and district manager for public telephones to hold paper drive in 1963. He later was division com- . The Deerfield School Student Council mercial super' isor in the Central Area KONALD M. HEYMANN will hold a paper drive tomorrow from 3 Jicjc.ets_onjale and also seryei as personnel supervisor Board and the Glassboro State College to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 and metropolitan sales manager. advisory council. He is a director of the p.m. for GOP buffet He resigned from New Jersey Bell in Colonial Savings and Loan Association The papers will be accepted in the Tickets for the pancake buffet break, 1970 to accept an appointment as and Colonial Service Corporation and a front of Deerfield Middle School. All fast sponsored by the Mountainside director of motor vehicles for the State trustee of Little Hill Foundation Inc. He papers should be tied into bundles. Republican Club and the Republican of New Jersey and subsequently was also is a director and treasurer of, the Committee, of Mountainside are named commissioner of labor and Union County 200 Club, a trustee of the Memorial services available from Kay and Frank Torma industry. He rejoined New Jersey Bell Mountainside honorary Policemen's at 232-9293, The price is $2 per person. in 1974 as director of human resources. Benevolent Association and a member The Mountainside Volunteer Fire Hee became director of marketing in of the borough's board of adjustment. Department will hold its 20th annual The event, to be held at the Elks memorial services tomorrow at 8 p.m. Lodge on Rt, 22, will be from 8 to l p.m. April 1975. He is an elder of the Community KEEPING ONE STEP AHIAD=Henry Largey of the Vikings just guts by the Heymann, who holds a master's Presbyterian Church, at Fire Headquarters on New on Sunday, June 5, Invitations have Providence road. This memorial Dodger catcher as he comes in to score in a Little League game played been extended to the Republican degree in industrial management from Heymann and his wife, Barbara, last week. The Vikings won the gome, and Largey played a key role in Temple University, served on the have a daughter and a son. They live at service is to honor the firemen who candidates for governor and all county have died over the years. his teams victory. (Photo by Rich Reifer) offices in the June 7 primary election. Federal Safety Construction'Advisory Chapel Hill, Mountainside. Young will iea< 2-Thursdey, ttey ^9. 1977-AAQUNTAINSIDE (N.J,) 1CH0 (N CONGRESS Kean campaigi H.S. band members in the borough Harrison Freeholder Walter Ulrieh, Unio County campaign chairman fo| Assemblyman Thomas H, Kean, to get varsity letters Wi)|i Republican candidate for governor, h, AntoniA«i«nnin nDvoralmrnkk and Rossini's overture W ¥ I I I iVii • • w announced the appointment of Mat The Jonathan Dayton Regional High to 'Barber of Seville" Lea Suckno, Young as Kean's coordinator iH School Band will present its annual senior band member, will conduct Mountainside, Mrs, Young has bed spring awards concert on Wednesday A, nation as rich and prosperous as George Gershwin's "An American in ours cannot tolerate the poison of active in the Mountainside RepubHear] For the first time, Anthony Piordaliso, Paris" Several band members will be Club since 1946. 1 principal of Jonathan Dayton, will unemployment and decay in our urban featured soloists. These include Marty areas. That is why the United States Mrs Young Is a volunteer m the present members of the marching band Gruenberg and Alan Blenuck, trunv Beechwood School library and teaches and bandfront, who have served the Congress acted recently to advance pet" Les Suckno, piano; Andrew legislation aimed at revitalizing our an accelerated reading course. She is i band for four or more marching Mantel, trombone; flugelhorn solo by past president of the Mountainside Pm seasons (spring or fall) with varsity cities and putting people back to work Guy Stern Debbie Clickenger, flute; Two measures which I helped and is now treasurer. Mrs. Young wad letters Clara Harelick, piano, Andrew Dobin the first president of the Mountainside These letters were designed by band develop will have an especially alto sax, and Joe Teja, piano, The band favorable impact on the economic- THE TOP PRIZE in the nice n» Firs, P fff Women's Club and is active with tnt members. They are a large blue D is under the direction of Jeffrey K Golf TournomMt for th* b.n.fit of the of Mobile Meals program. She Is presidenU outlined in orange with an orange G clef health of New Jersey, and they deserve Anderson. , , extra attention of the Women's Association of '" outlined in blue in the center. Community Presbyterian Church. Those receiving the letters include There will be a reception in the The first was the Carter bandroom after the concert. Admission Administration's proposal to extend "Tom Kean strongly supports a total Jim Barrett, Brian Baumrind, Alan revision of the T 4 E LAW, which is Bleinick, David Citron, Debbie is Si for 6 dulls; children and senior and revise the four-year old Com- citizens will be admitted free munity Development Block Grant wasting money and creating red tape Clickenger, Linda Frost, Debbie and unnecessary paper work," Mrs, Grahm, Nancy Grossbarth, Marty program. Administration officials proposed a three-year extension of this Young stated, "His commitment to « Gruenberg, Dana Haiken, Lorraine Council meets positive program of improving th? MacArthur, Teresa MacArthur, program, which is the federal govern- (Continued from (>•«• '> ment's primary mechanism for urban Know Your Government economy in New Jersey JS laudable, Andrew Mantel, Evan Sanyour, Judy and I believe he will make a fine Silverstein, Leg Suckno, Cindy White, Councilman William Cullen explained development and renewal. that since those employees were asked As a member of the Senate Banking, N.J. Taxpayers Association governor " Stephanie Rizzo, Lori Wroblesky, Lisa rule would be considered approved, Bunin, Meg Day, Kathy DeFino, to forego raises last year, the increase Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, In 1968 the New Jersey Legislature reflect* an average 3 percent increase I was concerned about the original Assembly No. 207 as amended, would Singers to entertain Barbara Giamo, Arleen Heimlleh, Jayu passed a law called the Administrative change the number of days for notice Schlesinger, Kathy Sexton, Lori over two seasons. The second ordinance formula the Administration proposed to Procedure Act. Its purpose was to Hanbicki, Debbie Burgess, Israel would provide an average $4 per week use in allocating billions of dollars of establish a standardized procedure for from 20 to 30. seniors Wednesday Joseph and Lori Rahming raise for three Recreation Department Community Development money Another measure. Senate Committee summer playground employees. Public between fiscal years W78 and 1980 public announcement and filing of Substitute for Senate No 1811 would The Mountainside Senior Citizens will Other awards will b* presented to various administrative rules and create be entertained by the Jonathan Dayton outstanding band members that hearing on the measures will be at the When the committee met to consider change drastically the present June 21 council meeting. the bill, I offered an amendment de- an agency to administer the law, the procedure of hearing examiners in Regional High School Choral Society on evening They include John Philip New Jersey Taxpayers Association Wednesday in the Community Sousa Award, Marine Commandant Approved at the session was the signed to make sure more of this money many departments who hear appeals alcoholic beverage license fees or- goes to the hard-hit urban areas that reports. from various actions under statutory or Presbyterian Church on Deer Path in Medal, Student Band Director and The act implemented, more than 20 Mountainside. Band Citizenship awards. dinance, which increases the retail are in greater need of assistance. administrative law and render As a result of my amendment, years after adoption, a mandate in the decisions thereon. A central Staff of Nominations and election of officers Music for the evening will include the distribution fee by 20 percent to $1,714. 1947 Constitution that rules and finale of "New World Symphony" by Remaining the same are the retail which was incorporated in the final attorney administrative law judges in a will be held during June. consumption license, which is at the version of the bill sent to the Senate regulations of various state agencies be new Division would replace non- maximum of $2,000, and the club floor, the new formula for distributing filed with the Secretary of State and be attorney hearing officers in certain Obstetric study license fee, at $1M. Community Development funds is more promptly published. Laws frequently departments and agencies. Red Cross precise and more responsive to the ' require administrators to prepare According to NJTA, doubts have been tContinuid from page 1) procedures and forms to carry out the THE COUNCIL approved a re- needs of states with deteriorated expressed whether approval of all rules variety of jobs are available—library, to evaluate, aid housing in urban areas. major purposes of the laws. Such rules and regulations before effectuation is education, music, pharmacy, etc. solution seeking bids for construction afe known as administrative law. of additional parking spaces at the new New Jersey is now scheduled to a proper legislative function, whether "Volunteers must be 14 years old to The agency in the Secretary of State's additional demands on a legislator's work at Lyons Hospital, 15 years at high risk cases municipal complex, but the awarding of receive at least $38 million more than it Office created to implement the law is a contract depends on approval of the would have received under the time to review administrative East Orange Hospital," she continued. In order to evaluate and improve the the Division of Administrative regulations can be met under the "They usually work one day a week and outcome of high risk pregnancies, a plan by the Board of Education, which Administration's formula. That means Procedure. Its official notice holds title to the grounds. Mayor a total of $250 million or more for use by present part-time commitment of the transportation is provided by the Red one-day outpatient program has been publication is the New Jersey Register, state's legislators, about adequacy of Cross from the chapter house to the established at Elizabeth General Ricciardi said the project would ap- communities in our state over three which each month contains proposed proximately double the number of years as they work to restore their existing staff to aid in the review hospital," Hospital, according to George P. new regulations and announcements of function, and about the inevitable delay Billington. president of the Hospital. parking spaces, "with a minimum of older neighborhoods. those adopted. The published com- Further information may be obtained disturbance" to the trees at the site. The second major problem facing our in adoption of rules. Public concern is by calling the Red Cross office, 232- Patients who are evaluated through pilation of all adopted regulations is the that addition of another legislative 232- the high risk program are referred to "At this time, the lot is not planned for state is unemployment. New Jersey is "Administrative Code." The code for 7090, weekdays, or Mrs, Anderson commuters' use," he said, but noted still plagued with a tragically high rate responsibility will detract from time 6899, evenings the hospital by their private physicians. all state agencies currently has 31 devoted to existing duties of legislators The program is under the medical that after the lot is completed, the of joblessness, and something must be loose-leaf volumes totaling ap- supervision of Laurence M. Scheininger, Council will again weigh those done to put unemployed men and proximately 15,000 pages plus an index Public Notiee M.D., assistant director of the motorists' requests for parking women back to work. volume of nearly 600 pages. facilities. Congress took a major step towards residency program in obstetrics and The Administrative Procedure Law NOTICBOPBID ATIUIH gynecology at Elizabeth General, The Council also voted to rebld a this goal by passing the Economic requires at least 20 days advance notice Borouatiof y OR SYNQP»siswi= 1»76 AUDIT contract for a police communications Stimulus Appropriations bill which Meynt*lnild« ! BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE "The establishment of the high risk by the issuing agency of intended action Sealed bias will be ieeepted IQUiRID BY N,J.5,40A;$.J obstetric evaluation program at system and sound system for the includes money for public works, such as adoption of new rules or on Tuesday May 31, 1977, at specialized employment and training 4:00 P.M. prevailing time. In 31,1?7S Eliiabeth General is part of our council meeting room in the new amendments by publication in the the Municipal Building. 1335 31, Wi Borough Hall, Only one bid was programs and public service em- Route 22, Mountainside, N»w ASSETS ongoing ettort to develop and provide a Register with notice of the time and jersey, for tht Police and comprehensive range of services (or received for the project, and it was ployment. place where interested citizens may Public IMity Cash, lnvigtm«nt| and Prepaid 902,140.31 600,821.71 rejected since it Included only part of This bill will give our state over $200 Communications System and Debt Service ' * obstetric patients in this area," m- present views on the proposals. Council Room sound system TaxM, Assessments, Liini and 134,343,35 ?l,S23.t4 plained BUllnghm. "This high risk the work specified. million for badly-needed Public Works The practice of leaving to ad- as per specifications prepared . Utility Chargei Reeeivattlt projects in our local eommimitles, and by Communication Services, Property Acquired for taH*s . 4, 02S.O0 4.025 00 I evaluation ppoftram is the only one of Another resolution expressed the ministrators complete responsibility Union, N*w Jersey, Such Assessed Value 27, 757,52 29,219.11 governing body's "vehement op- it will help employ nearly 40,000 people specificationi may be AccountsR«c«ivablFixed Capital utilitey (And inventory) 343.941.17 343,941.17 Its Wwi in \3nion County." for interpreting legislative intent in , obtained at th* Municipal Fixed Capital utility "The availability of a high risk position" to pending N.J, Assembly Bill under the public service jobs program developing procedures has resulted in I Building, Df*Def*rrww ChChargea s tto Futur* Taxatio1,407,000,0n 0 1,185,000.00 in meaningful positions. o«neral Capital evaluation program is one of many 658, which would permit police and an ever-expanding body of ad- I Each bidder jhail provide a Deferred Charge* to Revenue of firemen to retire after 20 years of Together, these two actions con- i bid bond, certified check, or medical developments in recent years ministrative law. In the 1976 calendar i cashier's cheek in the amount Succeeding Years service. The Council cited additional cerning Community Development and TOTAL ASSETS that has made childbirth considerably year, 428 rules were adopted by State 1i of 10 percent of the bid. safer," added Dr. Scheininger, "Not costs which would be borne by local public employment will do a great deal departments and agencies. Since the The Borough reserves the to place New Jersey firmly on the track rlaht to reieet any or ail bids. UAHILITiiS, RESBRVBS AND only do many more babies survive, but governments, additional taxes for first issue of the Register in 1972, the Helena M, Dunne FUND BAUANCH Boreugh Clerk li,)!4,000.00 they are good survivors, free of ab- property owners and a "serious to economic recovery. annual number has been 287 (1972), 369 Mttde, Echo, May_19, \?77 Bonds and Notes Payabi* 11,253,000.00 Improvement Authorization 537,771.44 22,433,0 normalities which can be prevented question as to whether the new pension lllllHIHIIIIllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMMIIIillllllMIIIIIIIIIIII, (1973), 361 (1974) and 385 (197SS. Other uiaSilities and through proper care and treatment." benefits ... are fiscally and actuarially Legislators express occasional Special Funds 3H,J9J.l? 218,120.41 sound," ! PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Amortiiation of Debt of Patients may be referred to the htgh Representing us dissatisfaction with executive branch i given that an Ordinance which Fixed capital Aequir*d risk evaluation program for a variety of The Council also approved a interpretation of legislation and | the following Is a copy was or Authorized 201,941,1? 183,941,1? introduced, read and passed Reserve for C*rf«in Ass*ts Receivable 1«* FRIDAY DEADLINf S1.90 to S2.20 per hour, Ad|ustment to Income Before second, and Mrs. Robert RelUy, In low iheir claims and demands Route 22, Mountainild*, union Ail Items othsr than spot 2,9 Pool Secretary Fund Balance; putts competition, Mrs. Robert ReUly players^ igainst the •state of said County, New Jersey, Bidders (clerk): il.M to I2.M per Istpenajfures included Above The Dodgers snapped their losing jIceasM within six months will be furnished with a copy news should b« in our office hour, Which are by Statute won on chip-Ins and Mrs. Harry rom tha date of said order, or of the spieif leatlons on proper by noon on Friday, SECTION 3, Overtime Bjferred Charses to Osterman and Mrs. Wlllam McCann streak by defeating the Braves, 9-0. Stu they will Be fortver barred notice and payment of five compensation: Budget of Succeeding Year Jurczak pitched 10 strikeouts and hit a rem prosecuting. or (15.00) dollars for eosf of AM w*ekly ana hourly Operating Deficit to be Raised In won for the longest drives. recovering th» same against preparation, _ Public Notiea employees shall be entitled to Budget of Succeeding Year three-run homer. The Braves then the subscribers, the Mayor and Council i2.25 per hour for overflm« Arthur otrshenBauffi and resere the right to releet any hours worked In any week Fund Balance: turned their efforts on the Cubs, and Sidney Sershenbaum of New Jersey ai follows: during the season. Overtime Balance, January 1 trounced them, 17-3, behind the con- Executors or all bids. 1. The annual salaries of the hours shall mean hour* Two residents Stern 8. wtlii, Attorneys HELBNAM.DUNNB officers and positions hirein worked in excess of forty (40) slant hard pitching of Jimmy Cleveland 2115 Millburn Avi. Borough Clerk named shall be respectively hours during a week, Deereased by: AAttd* Echo, May If, 197? as follows: and Greg Van Name. Cleveland also Maplewood, N.J. (fe«:« SECTION 4, Aii Ordinances Utiliied by Swimming Pool Mtsde Echo, May HMithOffietr $5,500.00 or parti of Orainanees receive letters smashed a three-run homer. Sup- Secretary 8. Ineoniistent with this Operating Budget 1 porting batters were John Schon, PUBUCNOTICB Registrar of Ordinance are repealed, fund Balance, December 31 John McCarthy of Hickory lane and NOTICi The Ordinance published Vital Statistics 2,000.00 SECTION ). Thfe Oralnanc* RHCOMMBNOATIONS Stephen Matysek, of Apple Tree lane, Anthony Ma»ucea and Jim Dascoli. NOTICE Is hereby given herewith w»s Introduced at a Arsif, Secretary 8, shad fak« •ffeet immediately 1. That the Board of Health depoiif funds within 48 hours as that stalBd bids will be meeting of (he Board of Health Deputy Registrar . 300.00 upon its. final passage and prescribed by statute. , » both Mountainside, are among 66 Union Ann Bunin made a great catch to iave reeilved bv the Clerk of the of the Borooflh of public Health Nur»e 4,406.00 h Mountainside, In the County of publication as required by 2. That Street Opening and Improvemint Deposits oe two runs, Pete Klaskin pitched and hit Soroush of Mountainside, plumbing inspector 2,800.00 law, tubieet to the provisions investigated and either refunded or cancelled, . College students who were awarded Union County, N.J. for he Union, New Jersey held on well for the Cubs, May 9,1977 ana will be further 2I. . AlHI! l salarieIBiai IE3s IIEIfllhereini herein contained, and the pay 3. that Dog Lleehse Fees be entered In the Clerk's c»sh bopR. varsity letters at the ninth annual construction of new parking specified shall take effect as of scales sei forth herein shall be The ahovs summary or synopsis was prepared frorn t"" area and lmprovim«nt of considered for final passaga • sports award dinner on May 10 at the In the only Senior League action, the after public hearing at a January 1, 197>. retroactive to commence on report of audit of the Boreugh of MountalMlde, county °| txIMInB parking arM at the 3. This erdinanee shall faKe January l, 1»77, Union, for ihe calendar year 1976, This report Of auS" Indians lost a hard-fought game to the Municipal lullaing and MO meeting of the Board of Health i r • Canton Manor, Union, to be held en Monday, June 13, effect immediately after final Mtsde Ithe, May 1», 1977 submltfed by Suplet, ClqoniV * Company, R*fll ** K bids win bfcQpened and read In passage and publication In ! fee; 117.441 Union College conducted varsity Twins, 4-1. Rick Souders went the public af the Municipal, W77 at ?:J0 p.m. Municipal Accountants and Certified Public AeeBuntanri) Is J" accordance with the minntr file at the BorougBorough Clerk's office and may be Inspected by any distance on the mound for the Twins, lulldlna, «IS US. Reutf M» AN OR&INANCE TO prescribed by law. sports in soccer, men's basetball, MountafiWlB-f, N.J, on Junt 7, FIX SALARIES inttrested personperson , ' , MaxIneF, Bgek Ntie MBLPT Find the HELENAM, DUNNE women's basketball, wrestling, men's allowing only two hits and providing 197J at JiOO p.m. prevailing Bt IT ORDAINED by the 1 Secretary l-tlmt Board ot Health of the J«iniiJ_j*mri^'i_J§nnjiJ_jnd golf. jtraMjjitting,-Dave Lauhoff led the OerftBfh -of-M6imt«lM!de Jn Mtsde EcW- May 1J^4«W—- Ad Call 4B6'7700 Mtsde. icha, May t Cert If lea chert not less Ih«rj the County ef Union and state ———J-K—-^ (Fee;S».92> McCarthy and Matysek received their Indians' defensive effort, 10 7. ot the amount bid (had •wards in soccer Huelbig pitched and hit well AAUW branch MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO Thursday, (v\ay 19, 1977-3 Residents, merchants Sussko named will install new officers tonight form honorary PBA local manager ' TTie meeting and installation of new The Mountainside Honorary Matthew Bistls, Robert Ruggiero, in Florio drive officers for the Mountainside Branch of Policeman's Benevolent Association Walter Heckel, Laura Massa, Gilbert Congressman James Florio, the American Association of University was organized at a meeting last month Pittenger, Charles Irwin, William Democratic candidate for governor, Women will take place tonight at the at the Mountainside Inn. Heine, Klevis Berzenskis, John Wgidio, has appointed Steven Sussko of Old Community Presbyterian Church in The membership goal of 100 was William Motoki and Matthew Nilsen. Tote road as his campaign coordinator Mountainside. After a buffet supper, successfully reached from among the The Honorary PBA by-laws were also for Mountainside annual reports will be given by the residents of Mountainside and udopted. The purpose of the Hussko cited some of Congressman outgoing officers: president, Dr. organization will be to promote better * Florio's most recent activities, a Marilyn Hart; corresponding businessmen in the community. The following officers were elected to understanding between the residents of congressional hearing in Newark this secretary. Mrs. Robert Flynn, and Mountainside and their police depart- month inquiring into the loss of in- recording secretary, Rowene Miller. one-year terms: president, George Benninger; vice-president, W. Texas ment through cooperation with the dustries in Mew Jersey and other A former president of the local Jackson; secretary, Steve Eckoff, and, chief of police, its commissioner and northeastern stales; assailing thu association, Mabel Young, will install treasurer, Elmer Hoffarth. The silver the individual members of the police governor's veto of public health funds the officers for 1977-79: president, Mrs life members, who will serve as force. which have curtailed necessary ser- John Barry; recording secretary, Mrs. trustees, are; James Debbie Sr., "The continued image of a Moun- vices where they are most needed; his B, A, Rosenbauer, corresponding Ronald Heymann, Elmer Hoffarth, tainside Police Department, second to pending bill in Congress to save the secretary, Mrs, Dean Smith, and vice- none, with the admiration and respect Pinclands from developers president in charge of program of the residents of Mountainside and Sussko, a retired businessman, is a development for 1977-78. Mrs. Robert Scout program within law enforcement agencies will HONORARY POLICEMEN — The Mountainside Honorary Policemen's member of the Mountainside Shields. be encouraged," a spokesman said, benevolent Association was organized at a meeting lost night. Officers Democratic committee and former Shirley Homer will discuss "Colonial being offered to Following the business portion of the are, from loft, Steve Iskoff, secretary; George Benninger, president; W. member of the executive committee of Woman: A New Point of View." Mrs. meeting, a reception was sponsored by Texas Jackson, vlee-presideni, and Elmer Hoffarth, treasurer, A total of the Union County Democratic Com- Homer is a member of the State the PBA. 100 residents and businessman became members of the organization. mittee Area residents may call him at Bicentennial Commission and co-editor service groups 233-5385 or inquire at Florio Cranford of the soon-to-be-published study of headquarters in the evening at 272-2551 colonial women in New Jersey, spon- The Watchung Area Council-Boy IN CONGRESS sored by the state AAUW Scouts of America has a program available tor service clubs and othe Same house, same day, A lecturer throughout the state on organizations. Unico to hold such topics as "Women: Past and Presented by adult volunteers and Present" and "Women; An Economic scouts, the 25«minute program includes Matthew same charge, same fine View," Mrs. Horner holds a bachelor's a 14-minute color slide and tape show dinner-dance .degree from New York University and which highlights current facilities and Two men who reside at the same motorcycle without a cyclist's license, Springfield Chapter of Unico National master's degree in English and activities at the two camps owned by Mountainside address and who were Rt. 22, and Sander K. Bolton of will hold its annual fund-raising dinner American literature from Columbia Plainfield, $15, using an expired 1 the council, Watchung Scout Camp in Rinaldo ticketed on Rt. 22 on the same day— dance on Saturday evening at the University Graduate School, Glen Gardner, and Sabattis Adventure within 90 minutes—received fines of license, Rt, 22, Mountainside Inn, Rt, 22, Moun Mrs. Horner is an instructor at Scout Camp in the Adirondaeks, and $215 each at Mountainside municipal In other court action, Cono A. Gon- tainside ' Rutgers University in Newark and has lists improvements that are needed at 12th District Court May 11 for driving while their zalez of South Plainfield was fined $65 The Unico president, Joseph DiLeo of been co-chairperson of the Moun- both locations. Arrangements for the licenses were suspended. and was placed on six months un- Mountainside, announced that tainside Cultural and Heritage Com- Congressional approval of a 14 billion supervised probation for possession of show may be made by calling 753-0071 public works program will have The penalties were levied by Judge Springfield Chapter of Unico will honor mission since IBM. or 753-1976. Jacob R. Bauer against James M, less than 25 grams of marijuana. He the Cooley's Anemia Volunteers Inc., multiple benefits for New Jersey and McLane and William A. Cromarty Jr., paid an additional $20 for possession of Richard S. Locke of Summit, for the nation. which is dedicated to combat the blood both of 917 Mountain ave. McLanfi had an intoxicating beverage in a park disease executive vice president of E. F. Button The program will create jobs for been apprehended at the highway's Official urges 4 Company, Inc., said the program is 600,000 Americans who are now Westfield turn-off at 5:10 p.m. April 8; being made available to encourage unemployed, and provide badly needed Cromarty, on Rt. 22-East at 6-35 p.m Parents' group In Phi Beta Kappa tax exemption support for the Camp Development public facilities for thousands of Both tickets were written by Officer Elaine M, Laustsen, a senior in the Program which is now being conducted communities. William Alder. College of Engineering and Physical , Assemblymen Donald T, Di Fran- by the council in behalf of 10,000 ex- It will not only reduce the misery of hears educator cesco (R, Union-Morris) this week Also fined $218 each for driving while Science of Lehigh University, plorer, Cub and Boy Scouts in 36 Joblessness, but cut sharply into the their licenses were suspended were "What Parents Should Expect for Bethlehem, Pa,, recently was initiated I announced that he recently sponsored communities in Somerset, Middlesex, tax-bome cost of unemployment. Perry McKinney of Newark and Alec their Children from Special Education" into the Phi Beta Kappa honorary r,legislation that would exempt the first Union and Morris Counties. Last year the federal government ' will be discussed by Dr. Margaret Jo ,$10,000 of retirement income for per- Wilkerson of Jersey City, both ap- scholarship society. She is the daughter Since the Camp Development spent $19 billion on unemployment prehended on Rt. 22. Wilkerson paid an Shepherd at 8:30 tonight in the of Mrs. Jane R, Laustsen of Saddle sons over 68 years of age from the state Program began in March corporations, compensation payments. This heavy auditorium of Overlook Hospital, , income tax. additional $20 for failure to have Brook road. Mountainside, and Russell businesses, foundations, community drain on tax funds has since been registration in his possession and $10 Summit, R, Laustsen of Chestnut street, Union "Senior citizens should not have to groups and individuals have pledged reduced, but the cost remains high— for contempt of court. Dr. Shepherd, an expert in the field of pay taxes on income earned from IlIKHIUillllllllllliMlllllllllliilllllllllMItiilllllillMliiiiiillllllllllllllHil nearly half of the Camp Development currently running between $16 billion Careless driving charges resulted in learning disabilities and related special savings which have already been Program goal of $750,000. The program and $17 billion a year. education, is a professor at Columbia taxed," said the assemblyman, "This penalties for three motorists. Ntckolaus is scheduled to conclude in June. What's even more disturbing is that Kandels of Elizabeth, who had been University Teachers College She bill is a necessity and we should not 23 states, including New Jersey, have recently addressed the International hesitate to act favorably on this issue. involved in a Rt. 22 accident, was fined been so severely hit by joblessness that $30, John L. Gonsalves of Garwood, Conference on Learning Disabilities in While I realize that similar legislation their unemployment compensation Washington, DC, The lecture will be of has been passed with respect to pen- ticketed on W. R. Tracy drive, also was funds have been exhausted and they fined $30, and James L. Cramer of special interest to parents of learning sions, it is only fair that those retired disabled youngsters and will educate Individuals, who do not have pensions, School have had to borrow funds to keep Newark paid $25 for a Rt. 22 offense. payments going. Other drivers appearing at the professionals as to the parents' rightful .should be entitled to some relief from As of last month, New Jersey has expectations. Published #t€h Thursday by "the income tax," session were: Kevin P. Duddy of Trum*r PuBHitilna Corp borrowed $639 million. It may have to Woodacres drive, fined f3S for speeding Betty May Lipper, president of the In the past, Di Francesco also in- Lunches go deeper Into debt unless action Is Union County Association for Children Aiher Mlnti, PUblllhar "trodueed legislation to exempt all 50 mph in a 25-mlle zone on Wood Valley taken to maintain a reduction in road, David G. Lewis of Springfield, $20 with Learning Disabilities, will In- NK1WS OfiP&RTNVSNT pensions from the state income tax. His REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL troduce Dr. Shepherd and conduct a ttarenZawtyk unemployment. lor speeding 58 mph in a 45-mile zone on fthner Ooid. Supervising Baitor bill on that subject is still in the Lunches for the week of May 23, Durini the first round of the public brief business meeting. Le% NNSigmgl, Diree*§r Assembly Taxation Committee. Summit road; Russel M. GraybiH 3rd of Monday—Luncheon 1; Hamburger on works program last year, the Economic Scotch Plains, 125 for passing on the Further information is available tUSINEJIOIMRTMlNT bun. Luncheon 2: Minute steak sand- Development Administration received shoulder of Rt. 22; Silas J. Heard of from Mrs, Lipper at the association's Robfrl H BrumeM, office, 5 Carol rd., Westfield, (233-0072), view president sf advertising wich. Luncheon 3: Boiled ham sand- more than 25,000 applications from Plainfjeld, $20, operating an auto Charles Loomer, Volunieers gmt wich. Each luncheon includes choice national advertising manager communities seeking 124 billion. There overdue for inspection, Rt. 22; John James D Parks, of: French fries, tossed salad w- was $2 billion available for distribution, Leonard of Cranford, $20, operating a Public can observe circulafien manager hospital honors dressing or vegetable, fruit or juice, and no more than 3,000 of the ap- Dorwn Naiiey, Tuesday—Luncheon I: Frankfurter plications could be funded. dancers af classes alst circulation manager Seven Mountainside residents on roll, French fries, tossed salad w- Three students received awards for hours donated in Union County did extremely well in Approximately 800 students from the Sam Howtre dressing or vegetable, juice. Luncheon Publisher, ifji-ifs? volunteer work at John E. Runnells this 1978 distribution considering the Yvette Dance Studio in Cranford will Milton Minti retired 2: Spaghetti or macaroni with meat Intense competition for limited funds. to be confirmed participate In their annual demon- PMbMjhfr 1971 I?7S Hospital in Berkeley Heights during sauce, Italian bread, butter, tossed recent ceremonies. Only Essex County received more in Three Mountainside residents will be stration this weekend at the Lincoln Second CiMi Postage ptld at salad w-dressing, juice. Luncheon 3: public works funding. School in Cranford. Classes in ballet, tap Mountainside. N j Cited for 100 hours of work were Els|e Cold submarine sandwich, fruit. confirmed in ceremonies at Temple McAllister; Penny Mamola, Mary Communities in the county received a Sha'arey Shalom in Springfield on dancing, modern jazz and gymnastics Ji cenft per copy Wednesday—Luncheon 1: Ham-total of $8,046,759, allowing construction can be seen all day beginning at 10 am, Mailed subscription rate 19.SO Btr y»»r Sussko and Belle Watson. burger on bun. Luncheon 2: Grilled Shavuot morning, next Monday. j N»»f Provid«ne» Roid, Mountainside,nfj. Blanche Finnan was given an award of such projects as the new county The young people, members of the on Saturday and noon on Sunday. Phone: tBt-7700 cheese sandwich. Luncheon 3: Chicken administration building underway in for 500 hours, Anna Mae Hansen for 800 salad sandwich. Each luncheon in- 10th grade in the religious school, are Anyone wishing to observe a par- Elizabeth, a borough hall in Roselle and U s SUBURBAN hours and Phemie Glassbum for 1,500 cludes choice of; French fries, tossed Howard Fine, Eric Harvitt and Barren ticular subject or age group may phone INC hours. a municipal police headquarters in Jaffe. the studio at 276-3539 for the exact hour salad w-dressing or vegetable, fruit or Union. lint iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiit juice. The service has been written and will of that demonstration. This year some 22,000 of the 1976 be conducted by the confirmation class. Thursday—Luncheon 1: Frankfurter applications remain on file, Including 26 Knodel graduates on roll, French fries, tossed salad w- Itbeginsat l0:3Qa,m. Mary A. Knodel, daughter of Mr. and from 13 Union County communities dressing or vegetable, fruit or Juice. seeking $20.3 million, It is from out- Mrs. John P. Knodel of Knollerest road, Luncheon 2; Baked sausage patty, roll, Garage safe fo aid Mountainside will be graduated from standing applications that the 1977 mashed potatoes w-gravy, vegetable, distribution of public works funds will Bible the College of Saint Elizabeth Convent fruit or juice. Luncheon 3: Cold sub- learning disabled Station, on Saturday. be made. marine sandwich, fruit. Nationwide, the total sought is about The Learning Disabilities Association Friday—Luncheon 1: Pizza, corn, six times greater than the funds of Westfield and Mountainside will hold Quiz fruit, peanut butter cookie. Luncheon 2: available. So once again not all the its annual garage aale on Saturday IN ELIZABETH Meat ball submarine, French fries, applications' can be granted. from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at 342 Orenda By Milt Hammer tossed salad w-dresslng, peanut butter But this year the formula for EDA circle, Westfield. Smith Cadillac cookie. Luncheon 3: Turkey sandwich, allocation of public money has been Along with household items, baked 1. What book occurs French fries; tossed salad w-dressing, changed in ways that should benefit goods and plants will be sold. All first—Philemon or Titus'? peanut butter cookie. New Jersey and other states with high proceeds will go to programs for the 2. What man entertained Dear Teddy... Daily Specials: Tuna fish salad unemployment. learning disabled. Any questions or about 30 people In a TlH'tli'.iiT",! liltU1 li'dils hr,ir IH''H' OVIT mu'ii sandwich; large salad platters with No longer are communities allowed requests for further information may parlor? ,, .in 14k mild with ,1 genuine iluitiioml bi'lls bread and butter; homemade soup; be directed to 232-7053. huttim. lf'\ou rul) it wo lii'l sou'll h.ivo (toot! to combine their unemployment rate 3,1 was described In the iuc k. Wilh 14K fjolil iripli1 ropi* i,-h.iin. "individual salads-and desserts. —._ „_ ^with that oLneighbojjng communities— New Testament as a 79W. fiffftRD ST. Menus are subject to change. a gerrymandering tactic tharcausel graduated -"doctor fitth e law." S.ili- prki- onU $38.70 widespread inequities in the last round 4. Are all things possible 354-8080 Council picks Ross of fund distribution, from Potomac State with God? A provision last year that required 30 Diann S, Mullin, of Mountainside, a 3. This Old Testament UNION COUNTY'S OLDEST Herbert Ross of Mountainside will be percent of available funds to go to areas business and accounting technology prophet was fed by birds. Installed as a member of the board of with unemployment rates under the major at Potomac State University, ANSWERS Ul.nOUull J © w e le r s t lARtESf governors of District 3, Northern New national average also has been Keyser, W. Va., recently graduated Jersey Council, B'nai B'rith, at a scrapped. (9-j -u mum CORNER MORRIS & STUYV1SANT The 116 graduates of the school heard UNION,N.J, CADILLAC DEALER dinner-meeting Wednesday evening at Additionally, applications must now the 74th commencement address the Short Hills Caterers, list the average local unemployment delivered by. John D. Rockefeller 4th, BOA fr (t>E"-8 Sl.DV) MIDOLISiXMALl. MORRIS COUNTY MAUL rate for the previous \2 months instead governor of West Virginia. e (frz- e wvs LIDGBWOOD MALL WORLDTRADE CiNTIR of for the previous quarter, as was isnureg Z Diamond Appraisals required under the 1976 public works lav/. This revision provides a more Miss Morse earns accurate picture of the community's unemployment problems and again field hockey award makes for a fairer operation of the Laurel Ruth Moree, daughter of Mr, program. and Mrs, John Morse of Robin Hood Applications remaining with EDA road, Mountainside, was the recipient ozoxb since last year must be amended by the of the most valuable player award for Cah - communities concemedjoreflectjhese women's field hockey at Musklngum KSTMIRMIT • PWTRY »«PPE • WTERIHG changes. College's All-Sports Banquet JheW,_pn,_ While the program has some marked May 9 in New Concord, Ohio, 19M Morris Av8,, Union J* improvements this year. Congress was Miss Morse is a senior at Muskingum, (At The Cenftr) unfortunately unable to reach majoring in physical education, ELEBRATING OUR 23rd agreement on the allocation of federal funds for water pollution control. Kean will be guest KNEW YORK TIMIS QUOTE, "Th« Cafe Mozort has all th» •iements of Many eommnplties are in desperate > real thing in Vlenn«s» desserts and Is as good as yoy will *' J need of additional waste water con- at party In borough •any wh»rt," struction grants, and the construction A "Tom Kean for Governor" cocktail ..,.) OUR CUSTOMERS CLAIM, "Ca<# Moiaii postrias are superior to"), work Involved in these programs would party will be held at the 'home of Mr, have added considerably to the total of mony found In ih» old world today," and Mrs. Richard p'Neill, 1398 Wood Wl STATE, -'•'•We ore proud.of owr^rtputation and try to live up to it new jobs created. Valley rd,, Mountainside, on Sunday Congress must assign a high priority from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Assemblyman ^vary day!" * ' '~"~-•-•——•• to an extension of the clean water Kean will be there to greet Moun. program. Meanwhile, it is encouraging, tainside residents.. WHY NOT TREAT THE ONE YOU LOVi THE MOST TO ONI OF OUR \ especially in New Jersey, that an op- f 1 Although the public has been invited, portunity has been provided to get a , FAMOUS TORTIS (FANCY CAKIS) BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED FOR replies should be called in to Marilyn DAY AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES? new round of public works construction Hart, O3«403(l, a sspokesman stated. underway this summer. Our Only Location Bulldogs to take on AAillburn By MICHAEL PETRO The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School baseball team dropped MANNING'S II three games last week, losing to Summit (4-0), Verona (9-7) and Hillside (6-3) The Dayton Bulldogs, who now have a ONLY! 3-13 record, will take on Millburn today at home. Craig Mardany limited AT 358 MILLBUM AVE.. MILUHN - 467-1583 the Bulldogs to four hita as he improved Summit's chances for a Suburban Conference title, Dayton Mon & Thyrs. 109 never seriously Tues Wed. Fri. 106 Levis threatened as Mardany Sat. 10 5:30 MANNING'S completely controlled the DISCOUNT game. Against Verona the REGULAR PRICE Bulldog bats came alive LEVPS PRICE but Verona capitalized on 12,75 errors to score four 505 - DENIM STRAIGHT 16,00 unearned runs. Henry 12,99 Daas led the Bulldogs with 646 - DENIM FLARE 18.50 o single, double, two RBI 519 • DENIM STRAIGHT 16.50 12,99 and one run scored. Rick Weber had two hita and 519 -PREWASH DENIM 18.50 13.99 scored two runs, John Kronert had a hit and 646 - PREWASH DENIM 18,50 13.99 three RBI and Dave Lauhoff cracked a double, CORDUROY FLARES 15,50 11,99 batted in one run and scored another. CORDUROY STRAIGHTS 15.50 11,99 Hillside broke a 3-3 tie with three runs in the sixth inning and the Bulldogs went down to their 13th defeat, Dayton got a run in MANNER'S the first when Kronert led DISCOUNT off with a single, moved to second on a passed ball REGULAR PRICE and scored on Ed John- PRICE son's double. In the third Weber singled, moved to RIDER - DENIM STRAIGHT 18.00 11,99 second on a walk to Ed McCaine, advanced to RIDER - PREWASH DEN|M 18,00 13,99 third on a force and was brought home by Pete OVERALL - DENIM 20,00 15,75 Episcopo'i sacrifice fly to 21.95 16.99 , center. The final Bulldog OVERALL - PREWASH run came in the fourth OUT IN FRONT—Winners for the Jonathan Dayton R^gio^al High when Kevin Lalor, who track team in Suburban Conference championships Saturday at Millburn had walked, scored on a BLUE CARPENTERS WHITE PAINTERS ' included Brian Belliveau in the high hurdles and Bob Roch» in the mile. error after a single by (Photos by Mitchell Kresmoff) Johnson, * REGULAR MANNING'S REGULAR MANNING'S PRICE DISCOUNT PRICi DISCOUNT LEE REGULAR 14.50 12.4? Lee LEE 13 50 12.99 Dayton 'disappointed' Golfers LEE PREWASH- 15,50 13.99 SWEET ORR 11 50 10,99 SWEET OUR 15,00 11,49 SWEET- ORR bAAlTM U.00 10,99 DiECEE 12,00 9.99 defeated LEVI'S- PREWASH 16,95 13,99 By MIKE MEIXNER in second place finish The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School golf team, although losing, SWEET-ORR By MICHAEL PETRO 4:30,4, Ruggieri took the 330-yard in- played Its finest match of OVERALLS , ,The Jonathan Dayton Regional High termediate hurdles in: 40.0 and the season against School track team oarhe In second in Brandon Gambee finished first in the Suburban Conference the Suburban Conterenee Track m^at shot put with a loss ol 54—SMs. leaders Madison in a REGULAR PRICE MANNING'S DISCOUNT PRICE l««t we«k. Finishing one-half point But Coach Taglienti knows his team match held last week. behind Summit and Millburn, which was disappointed by the final results. "I The Bulldogs, bowing to tied for first place, really feel sorry for the boys since they Madison, 260-269, were led. LEE - DENIM 20.00 15.75 The loss of the conference title was all know we should have won this meet by Dave Gechlik, a ihe most disappointing setback the running away. They deserved the sophomore, who shot a 39 LEE - PREWASH DENIM 21 95 16,99 Dayton Bulldogs have had all season, victory. and earned a Titlist ball— Highly favored to capture the title, "But the decision to disqualify our an award given to golfers SWEET-ORR 16.95 Dayton scored 93> u points. Summit and runners when the Verona runner false- who break 40, Mike 13,99 Millburn each had 94 points, started them out of the gate was Rosenberg scored a 43, Martin Taglienti, head coach, was unheard of in all my 19 years of and Skip Liquori shot a 45. extremely frustrated with the team's coaching. It shouldn't have happened," Phil Fantozzi, now playing second place showing. The turning he said. regularly for Dayton, shot SWEET-ORR point of the meet came when Frank The Bulldogs defeated Summit in a 48, Marty Swahson and ARMY FATIGUESn LEE Ruggieri and Steve Pepe were dual meet competition, 7447, just last Neil Tepper shot 48 apiece. disqualified from the 120-yard high NAVY - TAN - GREEN - BLACK - WHITE • POWDER BLUE • BROWN week, The Bulldogs, in a non- hurdles for false-starting, Even though Tnt victory gave Dayton Its eighth Brian Belliveau won the event for conference match against REGULAR PRICE victory against no defeats this season. Rahway—scored on a MANNING'S DISCOUNT PRICE Dayton in: 15",0 seconds the loss of In the 100-yard dash, Rick Spina Ruggieri and Pepe proved fatal. points-per-hole system- finished third, while Harvey Kaish and defeated the Indians, 1A%. 13.00 ALL COLORS 9,99 Boys a. The Bulldog athletes turned in some Mike Carroll came in second and third 3Va. Rosenberg, who shot a fine performances on the day, though, in the 220-and the 440-yard runs. The 39, gained his second as Boh Roche captured the mile run in mile event saw Greg Rusbarsky, Brad Titlist ball of the season. Weiner and Russ Lausten sweep to Gechlik scored a 42, WORK PANTS Chiropractic group victories while Bob Roche and Chris Liquori shot a 44 and Clunie took second and third in the two- Swanson shot 48, Tepper NAVY - TAN - BROWN GREEN - GREY - BLACK selects local doctor mile run, and Fantozzi also saw Ruggieri, Pepe and Belliveau swept action in the Rahway Dr. William T, Eickhoff of 631 Morris the high hurdles. Ruggieri and Pepe victory which brought the REGULAR PRICE MANNING'S DISCOUNT PRICE ALL COLORS ave,, Springfield, hai been selected for finished first and second in the in- Dayton record to 6-9. membership in the American termediate hurdles. Belliveau, Kevin 12.00 8.99 Chiropractic Association, The an- Doty and Willie Willburn swept the high nouncement was made at the NiED HELP! Jump, An Inexpensive HELP organization's national headquarters at Gambee and Andy Herkalo took first WANTID ad in the Des Moines, Iowa. Classified pages 41 this and second, respectively, in the shot nfiyjoflpff will reach ever BOYS' LEVI'S Dr. Eickhoff is a graduate of 36,060 nearby rggder. put, Herkalo finished second in the iimiliel. To plaei your ad, SIZE Vii 30) WAIST Columbia Institute of Chiropractic call REGULAR PRICE MANNINGS DISCOUNT PRICi discus and Bob Conte and Pepe cap- ——486.7700 — -located in New -York-City—,,. _ . - tured first and second in the javelin,. 717 1 DENIM 15.00 11.49 : Girls lose in Softball 719 -~DENIM 15:00 11-49— 717 - PREWASH DENIM 16.00 12,99 L6VIS South Orange defeated nings but lost her con- 719 - PREWASH DENIM 16.00 12.89 Springfield, a-5, in a sistency. She was tagged SPRINGFIELD AVE. Suburban Girls * Softball with the loss. BOOT CUT CORDUROY 1 4.00 10.99 Jackie Demark led League game, HEADING WEST? — USE PROSPECT OFFICE Springfield opened up Springfield offensively, BQOT CUT BRUSH 16.00 12.99 with an early 2-0 lead after going 4 for 4 with 3 singles AT two innings of play but and a double, Linda could not hold onto it- • Graziano added a double South Orange battled from and a single. SIZE behind and won the game. Other players to see •(6 M) LITTLE BOYS' LEVI'S Linda Graziano pitched action included Nancy REGULAR PRICE MANNING'S DISCOUNT PRICf well in the first few in-Kennedy (double), Melissa Monticello 417 -. DENIM 11.50 9,99 'single), Laura Clarke (double), Roseanne HEADING EAST? — USE HILTON OFFICE 417 • PREWASH DENIM 13.50 11.49 °KING FOR A JOB Menza, Eileen Haws, BOOT CUT CORDUROY 1100 8.99 Thole liTt>« Clot* ficd ad* in Karen-Hudginsr—Valer4e^ th« bdt.1* of thr paper n,Oy be —- -AT-—- yOO. u.,l~rr Each w,,fc ,, , LiCausi * (single). -BOOT CUT-BRUSH- r——J^———J3J3,.Mi//burn 379-4214 viiur full if"in' M'tiind jhiiif jrwrlrx More , , it /in *lep- ftPLEWQOD BlfflK lihiivr ihr nitiers (near the fini-fini • . . in Ihe hpun of Millburnj „ anand TrusTrutt CompanCpy y © Monday-Fnday 10-5 50 — Saturday til5 J MEMBER OF FEDERAL Oei"01ITIMiUltANeeCOBI«ORATlOi H Thursday, AAay 19, '977 Kiwanis beats Rotary, Elks for 8-1 record Kiwanis Club extended its season struck out 11 and Tom Ard struck out deep right, but Elks' Paul Clavetti record to 8-1 in the Springfield Youth Brian Lerner, Walter Clarke and 16, Elks' only hit off Tom Ard came In made a great diving catch, holding the Wesley Peterson led the way. Major League with two victories last the fourth, a triple to deep left, Tom Ard runners, Tom Ard followed with a week, Kiwanis first defeated Rotary broke up Victor Gutierrez's bid for a no= single to load the bases. Steven Stickler Elks was paced by the pitching of Club, B-7, Down 5-1 in the fourth, hitter in the bottom of the sixth. then tripled to deep right center to tie Richard Hinkley and Victor Gutierrez, Kiwanis tied the score as Gary Prince the score. who combined for nine strikeouts and walked, Dan Spotts singled, Jon Kiwanis tied the score in the home Elks went ahead B-6 in the nth as eight walks. Hitting stars for Elks Begleiter reached on an "error, Scott sixth when Brett Walsh walked, stole Brian Lemer drove in the go-ahead wore: Wesley Peterson (two singles, n Sehneidennan reached on a fielder's second and scored on Tom Ard's runs, Kiwanis, though, came through in double and four RBI). Brian Lerner choice and Andy Rosenthal doubled, double. Elks made it 2-1 in the ninth the nth with three runs. The key hit (two singles and two JtBlh Kevin with the bases loaded. Singles by Tom when Kevin Jelinak doubled, and was Tom Ard's single. Jelinek, (triple and two RBI) and Ard and Scott Schneiderman added the scored on Tony Delia's single, Kiwanis Richard Hinkley iRBI). Kiwanis was The Elks Club knocked Kiwanis Club runs that Kiwanis needed. Other key tied the game again in the bottom of the led by Andy Rosenthal with threi> from the unbeaten ranks, 15-8. hits were delivered by Jon Begleiter ninth as Steven Stickler singled, stole singles, Tom Ard with two singles and Elks scored two runs in the top of the and Brett Walsh. Brett Walsh got the second, and scored on Scott Gary Prince with three RBI Good first on two walks and RBI hits by triumph for Kiwanis in relief of Jon Schneiderman's single. defense was supplied by Paul Clavetti Wesley Peterson and Richard Hinkley Begleiter. Brett Walsh received last- of Elks and Andy Rosenthal of Kiwanis Elks took a 6-2 lead in the loth on a Kiwanis came back with four runs in Inning help from Louis Jenkins, and Andy Rosenlhal of Kiwanis. bases-loaded triple by Brian Lemer the first on singles by Andy Rosenthal, Kiwanis then gained an li-inning 9-B and an RBI-single by Kevin Jelinek Tom Ard, and Gary Prince victory over Elks. The game began as The standings for the Youth Major 1 With one out in the bottom of the tenth, Elks blew the game wide open in the a pitcher's duel between Kiwanis Tom League this week are as follows: Kiwanis Club's Mike Delia and Dan second inning with seven runs. Triples Ard and Victor Gutierrez of Elks. Each Kiwanis Club, B I; PBA, 4 4. Elks. % 3. Spotts walked and Brett Walsh singled. by Victor Gutierrez and Kevin Jelinek, gave up only one hit, Victor Gutierrez Rotary Club, 2-3: Lions Club, i 3; Then, Andy Rosenthal hit a drive to a double by Chuck Bell, and singles by American Legion, 15 Bulldogs drop Police Reserve beats Bunnell RUNNER IS OUT In stono from Springfield Youth Major League action, tennis matches PBA shortstop Ron Fusco tags ArMko Lias of American Legion, on throw from catcher Brian Hondrix. Robert Daniel backs up the play, By MIKE MKIXNEH (Photo by Jim Adams) on 3-hitter by Wadle, Graziano In its worst week of the season, the Jonathan Dayton Regional High School tennis team was shut out in each of its tripled down the leftfield line, clearing A combined three-hitter by Police Aufiero, Michael Sabarese and Jon four conference matches, losing to Rowdies, Atoms triumph Reserve's Randi Wadle and Michael Silverman, the bases, Chris Cardinale alio tripled Verona, who they will play again Graziano for their team's second FMBA socred three more times in the and scored on Michael Ninner's single tomorrow, Millburn, Summit and West straight victory highlighted the fourth fifth inning. John Rubinstein and Ricky The seven rune tallied in this inning Orange. in DIPPER floor league week of play in the Springfield Youth Sabarese singled and Jonathan Sichel were enough to hold off a sixth-inning, Against Verona, Danny Schlessinger, Minor League. walked and all three scored on infield four-run rally by Bunnell Peter Hess and Neil Meisel were swept The Rowdies 13-0- i) stopped the Tornados < 0-4 > by a 8-2 score while the FMBA defeated Bunnell Brothers, 13- outs to make the score 7-6, Brothers, in their singles matches, Mark Dooley, Quicksilvers (3-1-0) by a 4-2 score to Aztecs 12-Zi quieted the Earthquakes 11, overcoming a 5-0 third-inning FMBA broke open the game in the The Police Reserve won its second a freshmen, and Mick Gottlieb lost at take over undisputed possession of first f 1-2-11 by a 1-0 margin in other league deficit, FMBA picked up two runs in the sixth inning with seven runs as Socrates straight game as it defeated Bunnell first doubles, while Rich Simon and Art place in the Daily Intramural Program action last week Michael Ninner pitched the first third as John Rubinstein and Ricky Kyritsis, Michael Aufiero and David Salan we.e defeated in the other Physical Education Recreation Bruce Davison, Mike Jacobs and inning for the victors. Buddy Finkava Sabarese singled and Michael Ninner Cole singled, Mike Friedman walked doubles match. (DIPPER! floor ball league in the Willie Willburn slammed in two goals pitched the next two innings. He walked doubled to center. In the fourth inning, and John Rubinstein hit his third single Against the Millers, Donna Lies put Dayton Regional boys' gym last week each while Ron Scoppettuolo and Bob five, struck out six and allowed two FMBA tallied on singles by Michael of the game. Ricky Sabarese then up a strong fight before bowing to Rich Kaplan and Alan Layton tallied Schneider scored solo to go lead the runs on two hits. Socrates Kyritsis Millburn's star player, Fritz Buehning, two goals Fine goalie play by Sid Cosmos to their second league win. Jeff finished the game and got the win. He Schlessinger and Hess also lost at Kaufman plus outstanding defensive Lubash. and Alan Haimowitz pliyed walked five, struck out five and allowed singles Meisel, Simon, Gottllev and play by Stu Manoff, Joel Gelwarg. good ball for the Cosmos while Tor- four runs on three hits in his three in- Salman also were defeated. Kevin Lamb, Jim Hancock, Jim nados top players included: Tom Ragno Elks top Shop Rite, nings pitched. « Lies, Schlessinger, Meisel, Gottlieb, Christoudoulou and Bob Conte U goal), Mike Meixner (1 goal), Joe Brothers. 3-1. Randi Wadle started and Simon, Hess and Eric Strulowitz all highlighted the victory. Huber, Dave Wcinberg, Tom Huelbig, allowed just three hits, while striking were defeated by a talented Summit Bryant Burke and John Irwin were Gary Nestler and Dave Barnes out four. Mike Graziano came in to squad. 7-6, in men's Softball allow no hits. He struck out ehjht. Quicksilvers scorers while Dave The second round of play in the first Playing at West Orange, Dayton Lauhoff, Tim Harrlgan, Frank Coelho, annual DIPPER faculty ping pong Last week in the Springfield Men's Reagan and Mike Frank each had two Bunnell Brothers scored in the top of again drew blanks. In a lineup shuffle, Softball League the Elks were edged by hits for the Spirits. the first. Randy Wissel, Brian Kukon and singles championship tournament saw Hess was moved to first singles, with Warren Bromberg played excellent ball Tony/alzone oust Tom Baker by 21.12 Shop Rite, 7-6, The Elks, with a 6-3 lead The Elks blew a 6-3 lead late in the Schlessinger and Meisel also failing in going into the bottom of the seventh All three runs scored by Police for the Quicksilvers and 21-13, John Kovelisky over Bob game as they allowed the Yanks to Reserve came in the bottom half of the their singles matches, Gottlieb and inning, allowed Shop Rite to score four The Atoms (3-1-0) stayed in con- Cardwell 21-18 and 21-17. Rollie score four runs in the bottom of the third on a two-out rally, Randi Wadle Strulowitz lost at first doubles, while runs. Bob Brandt, pitching well for the tention for the championship as they Marionni over Ray Yanchus 21-19, 13- sixth for a 7-fi victory. In the sixth, the and Jonathan Fabricant both walked Salmon and Simon were swept in the Elks, had control problems in the exploded with goals by Joe Sangregorio 21. and 21-19, Art Krupp and Rick key hits for the Yanks were by Bob and scored Michael Graziano's triple to second doubles match, bottom of the seventh, walking four Janukowicz, Bill Sheean, Bob Tafel and (2) and Mitch Feuer (1) to shut out the Lanconni will vie for the fourth playoff left center. Then, William Cieri Lancers (l-3-0), Steven Shindler, Joe spot as soon as possible Iaconno is batters, allowing a hit by Jim Lies, a Nino DelMauro, DelMauro was the followed with a hit, driving in Michael the third leadoff batter Jay Slegel triple by Tom Burke and ,a game winning pitcher, Frieri, Van Vitale and Steve Geltman awaiting the arrival of his third child Graziano. The Police Reserve had singled and Edward Cardinal doubled. sparkled for the Atoms while Scott and will be given extra time to com- winning single by Harold Hansen. Libco edged Paul's Tire, 8-6. Libco seven hits, including Michael After a walk to Hal Zemel, Fred Israel, Chuck Foley, Bob Brandt, and Dan Worswick, Randy Bain, Mark plete his play, scored two runs in the seventh inning to Graziano's triple and single, and hits by Neal Keselica and David Lubetkin Ackerman, Tony Sangregorio, Al Faitoute each had two hits for the Elks. break a s-6 tie on hits by Carl Patetta singled. The sixth run was scored after BURGLARY BBTERRBNT Wayne Mohr, Randi Wadle, William Arnold, Jeff Vargas, Neal Tepper and TIP: Libco defeated the Springfield and Jerry Butler for the victory. Neil Cieri, Stephen Littenberg and Jerry a triple by Jay Siegel and an infield hit Never leave extra keys in sueh obvious Jaycees, 7-1. Libco scored five runs in John Haws excelled for the Lancers. placis as the mBllhox or under a flower pert Of Kamler was the winning pitcher, Ron Carver, by Edward Cardinal. The Cosmos (2-2-0) subdued the welcome mat. the first inning on hits by Bob Day, Carl Darden and Gary Olson had three hits On defense, Police Reserve first Patetta, Dennis Armento, Ray Reiger each for Paul's Tire in a losing effort baseman William Cieri made many and Dom Orlando. Neil Kamler allowed Masco Sports blasted PBA, 16-4. good plays, Randi Wadle, while on the only one run in posting Libeo's first Masco had 20 hits in winning its second mound, also fielded superbly. Randi triumph. Libco concluded its scoring game of the season. Mike Pisano led Wadle grabbed a line drive to his left with two runs in the second inning, Masco to victory with a single, triple and also dove and grabbed another Mickey Anderson and Matty Levine and a two-run homer. Mike had seven shot. each had two hits for the jaycees. runs batted in for the winners. Rich FMBA and Elkay Products played to Frank Fulton was the losing pitcher. pieper had three hits and Steve Pepe a seven-lnning 4-4 tie. Got loo much PBA posted an 11 to 6 victory over the had two hits and played a fine defensive In the first inning, FMBA scored Knights of Columbus. PBA pounded out game for Masco, Ray Schramm was three runs as Michael Ninner and 17 hits in winning its second game of the the winning pitcher. Bill Simo had two Buddy Pinkava singled, and Socrates season. Sam Calabrese was the winning homers and Praiuier collected three Kyritsis hit a long ball to centerfield, pitcher. Rich Wnek had three hits for hits for PBA. to mow? sliding into home for his first homer of the Knights and Dom Castemovia took F and M Millman topped the Yanks, the season. In the third inning, Michael the loss. 10.3. Millman pitcher Hesh Cohen Ninner, Buddy Pinkvp, and Socrates Ehrhardt topped the Spirit of 76, 20-1. scattered seven hits and allowed three Kyritsis singled and #ne run scored on Bill Osborne, Bill Shally and Gary runs in leading his team to victory, Chris Cardinale'B fielder's choice. It's summertime and the living ain't easy. Not when Qsborne led Ehrhardt's TV with three Millman's offense was led by Eric FMBA's Jon Silverman had a double your yard seems to get bigger every time you hits each in a 22-hit attack. Bill Wasserman, Dave Epstein and Dave and John Rubinstein two singles. mow it. A riding mower would be nice but you Ehrhardt had a home run for the Stromeyer each having two hits, Tony Good fielding was displayed by don't have enough green. winners. John Ehrhardt lost a shutout Ciccoli was the losing pitcher. Bob FMBA's Michael Aufiero. He played in the sixth when Mike Frank drilled a Janukowlez and Al Frikis had two hits first base for the first time, and then Unless you,have the Big O, Overdraft lead-off homer for the score. Rich each for the Yanks, moved in to take over third base. The Checking from United Counties Trust pitching for FMBA was shared by Company. it's a FREE CHECKING Michael Ninner, Buddy Pinkava, and account with a line of credit which Socrates Kyritsis. Michael Ninner struck out seven batters, walked only you can use just by writing a check one, and allowed two.runs on four hits. for more than your balance. Or by Buddy Pinkava struck out four batters, filling out a simple transfer form. walked three and allowed two runs on All you have to do is cut out for one hit, Socrates Kyritsis finished the' your nearest UCTC office and rHENATIONAL game in the seventh inning. He struck CRESTMONT apply. And before you know it STATE BANK Snings &J.oan Asm, out two batters and walked two. ALES-SERV ICE' BODY SHOP United Counties Trust defeated you'll be riding in style. FMBA, 7-8, coming from behind with RENTALS - LEASIHB two runs in the bottom of the sixth in- NEW CARS 686-0040 nlng, FMBA openedthftscoringin the first RENTALS 616=0040 "Two CqinvimentiMfreiS •-- in Springfield to Servi You when Michael Ninner walked and USED CARS 686-1373 Mountain Ave. Office: Buddy Pinkava tripled. In the fourth E 733 Mountain Ave 379-6121 inning, FMBA scored the rest of its BODY SHOP 687-2222 runs, Michael Sabarese walked, Buddy 1037 MORRIS AV UNION MORRIS AVE. OFFICE: NIAR UNION CINTIR Morris Ave 376-1442 175 Morris Ave. 376.5840 Pinkava singled and Socrates Kyritsis doubled them home for two runs. Then Chris Cardinale singled in another run. AUTO DEALERS aootc Back-to-back triples by David Cole and Michael Aufiero completed the scoring FLOOR COVtHINOi MULTIPLY JUST SAY for FMBA. YOUR SAVINGS United Counties scored two runs in the first inning on two hits by Neal Kesellca and David Lubetkin.- Two more runs were tallied in the third CMIVIIOLET J I - M,» .... l> YOU inning by consecutive hits by Neal S ALH. BiBVICI - PARTI Keselica, David Lubetkin and Dan * Klinger. United Counties scored its fifth TRUCKS 1224 Spflngiiiid Av run in the fourth on a hit batter Mitchell Irvinglon Levine, a walk to Sandy Hom and a . Dial 686-2800 fielder's choice on a hit by Edward 2 27 7 Morris Ave SAW IT Union Call 371-5900 Cardinal— __. United Counties scored the tying arid winning runs in the bottom of the sixth Inning, Mitchell Levine started the ffl Inning with a single. After a walk to

MI' <,U * CAUL Sandy Horn, Hal Zemel singled, driving union County's In Mitchell Levine, Fred Israel's infield Lincoln-Mercury SCHOENWALDER grounder scored Sandy Horn with the :> practical. Piumbma Si Healmq Contractors THE Leader! winning run, Cas Neat Neal Kesellca allowed only one run in SftLIS • SERVICE • PARTS Gas water Meaieri steam 1. Hot Water his two innings pitched for the victors. Congenial Salesmen Heating Jay Slegel followed in the pitching Therms j*s LEADER! Circulators order, Dan Klinger pitched the last two Superb Service Fumes, Humidiiiers HBSirs s. Alterations innings, allowing no runs. H) United Counties Ihist Company /T"/ 1J1-6SM Cleaning United Counties defeated the Key Club, M. The winners scored in the Did 4«4 07Ppli(-.ilions foi develop individual confidence, suf- trustees of the United Way of Eastern The workshop is Open to • GERANIUMS its first volunteer training program, to ficiency, independence and know-how Union County. He succeeds Andrew H. interested registered and • ANNUALS lie held the first two weeks in .tune that allows for more effective and Campbell of Hillside, licensed practical nurses • HANGING BASKETS < oinnnitiity Companion aides work functional living," MacGorman ulso received an award and physical therapists. •VEGETABLE PLANTS on a |>rrson-io-porson basis with iti- Volunteers will become involved with for his outstanding leadership as Additional information • POTTED TOMATO PLANTS all aspects of a client's life, including campaign chairman in the fund drive may be obtained by "Orown in Our Own »™tnl»eiii»»" social and recreational activities, as among residents, small business and callingthe Continuing well as providing clients with in- professional groups in the eight com- Education Department at KENILWORTH formation concerning appropriate munities of Eastern Union County- Alexian Brothers Greenhouses & Flower Shop Vour health services, housing, social, Hospital, 351-MQO, ext, 247. Elizabeth, Clark, Garwood, Wllside, There is a registration fee 22 CrcM St., Kenliwortii rducationnl and vocational resources Linden, Roselle, RoseUe Park and Op»n D»Uy iund»y 'ill Mon-PIMty •* parklnf IPWM I [ OPTICIAN within the community. Union. of $10. In The Community Companion Also elected to the Board were The focus of the Program, which operates in Union, Richard Town, vice-president, cam- workshop, according to a SPRINGFIELD Atlantic, Hudson, Morris and Passaic paign, Mrs. William J. Corbet Jr., vice- • hospital spokesman, is to 248 MORRIS AVE. • 3764108 "presAt an Intensive Counties, was developed and is being president, planning and budgeting; EUGENE E. BOPGERS O. N.J., (Cloud w»an«»a«Yi) Implemented by the Mental Health John N. Surmay, vice-president, orientation and to increase Association in New Jersey, Initial government affairs; Mary Dryer, the developing-awareness funding is from the State Department of secretary; and Louis Montsko, Officers named oi the potential Human Services, Office of Community treasurer. Other trustees elected: contribution thereapeutic ESSEX Affairs. Alfred Fontana, Ann V. Galvln, Carl touch might make in AUTOMOTIVE eami> SPORTS CARS For more information, readers may Herold, Larry Lockhart, Mrs. Abram by lung group nursing practice today." COB-JCHC AUDI Gretchen Randolph, 2195 Millburn Ave, 2191 Miliburn Aw. WE HAVE THE contact Edmund Murphy or Carol Londa, John McCarthy, Harvey Mrs, Byron B. Holmes of Ocean Mapieweod • 7634567 Florek, Union County staff, at 289=0900, Schramm, Alan Spaes, William • R.N.M.8,, of New York Maplewood 7IZII00 NEW DESIGNER FRAMES Grove has been elected president of the University, will present a by GEOFFREY AEENE or write to Community Companion Thomas Jr., and Joseph DeBella, Mrs. Central New Jersey Lung Association, YOUR FOREIGN GAR CENTER I KKI PARKING IN RKAK Program, 615 North Broad st , Harry Lebau and Anna Gerber were succeeding George M. Kotuby of Rah- Wi Specialize in ill nukei nt Prt Owned Foreign Elizabeth. 07208. elected honorary members. way, who served since May 1TC, The Morris backs

organisation, part of the nation's oldest $11 targi. Stlytr, Bile* Int.. 4- IHI, Illvir, IIKkirH, tcyl., . . tpd. mm. lr«ns., msfi. itra,, I TO THE RACES: voluntary health organization, founded '20 and out' eyl., lips ffitn. trifi*., min. gut. Bf«l., *l». m«B S*ll., ** I Nurses group Carnivals used PM. syn risf. In 1904, serves Union, Hudson and George Morris Jr., ilk NO 1»« 1 ... ,„ IS.OO ml. „ 91,311 mi 111,500 j MONMQUTH RACE TRACK plans meeting, • . L , Monmouth counties. Democratic candidate for L.E.A.R.N. (League for Sheriff in Union County on Doily E.pfeii Bus Service Via the Educational Advance Others elected include WHUam B. the ticket headed by •1JDATSUN - tThoe Americaraisne Cance fundr Societsy jg Gordon of Jersey City, Cora B. Hickson State ment for Registered offering youngsters help in conducting Howard Freund, this week Nurses) will hold its of Neptune and L, Thomas Snead of called for support of the for Farei, Schedules and infermgflent backyard carnivals during the summer Colts Neck, vice presidents; George monthly meeting on vacation. "20 and out" police and Blair of Red Bank, treasurer- John A. firemen retirement bill. 74 UMANS '14 GRAND PRIX Monday at ?:45 p.m. in All psrtfijc, MtrtiHc Orttri w Ponllit JaY,, Mifoon, Mirisn I CONSOLIDATED SHORE LINES Through the carnivals, which are Busichio of Cranford, assistant GfHn int.. * drs, v=ir sum. In!-, VI, tufe, ifini,, pwf, »!ri' Saints Episcopal Church, held as fund-raisers for the society, the "As a former policeman Irani * &Hf itrg brki,, Am, bfkt., Alft, lftfto. vin. fop, treasurer, and Eugene E. Hodgers of it*. No. S^l *a**. l s Luncheonette Park avenue, Scotch children "learn financial responsibility in the Elizabeth Police «.!»mi ' WHS Plains. Mountainside, secretary. Snead and Department and as one end aid a worthwhile .cause," a Rodgers are executives with the Exxon who knows the problems '74 PICK UP RBNT THAT ROOM with a spokesman for the organization said. ; Co., Linden. Snead is operations and dangers of the police la. J OP SMin, *mt» w iiw Q@gg«. Club €sb W-£C0, V l, Want Afl Only IBe per word The American Cancer Society (ni. 4-cyl.. 'tsa. m«n lf«ni., nit. !r«rii:, BUT. ltrs-wu., (Min i3,60) Call 686 7700 manager of the Marine division; ffun. itrg'.-Bflii.. *lr Al R. it»ly urn, gu(l (Ml linki. and fire profession, 1 fully CiL Kin ?-*!•& provides Sno-Kone and cotton candy Rodgera is staff employee relations tiF fHlrig machines without charge as well as a support and urge coordinator. passage," Morris said, > carnival idea book. Further in- Kotuby announced that the group's formation is available from the T16N-AOERS, find job* by TRADES ACCEPTED BANK TERMS AKRANfiKn OUTDOOR COLOR PORTRAITS society's Union County office, 512 budget for the current fiscal year totals running Want Ads. Call 486 7700 $229,000. . now! TEST DRIVE OUR COMPUTE LINE OF NEW 1977's At Your Home Or Our Locations Westminster ave., Elizabeth, 07208, 3 hikes planned A ramble, hike and a circular are planned for members of the Union County Hiking Club and their guests this weekend. The Mills Reservation i Ramble, led by Adele The Family Savings Bank Moskovitz, is scheduled for Saturday. Hikers will meet at Mills Road, Upper Montelair at 10 a.m. Alice Maram will lead Saturday's Pyngyp to Jones Point Hike. Hikers will meet at Jones Point parking area just north of the double anchor monument on Rt. 9W at B a.m. The Tuxedo Circular, led by Nancy Wolff, will be held Sunday, Interested hikers will meet just past the Essex toll barrier of the Garden State Parkway at 8:18 a.m. or at the Tuxedo Railroad Station at 9:30 a,m. For further information A w 7 , Studio about the Union County r252 MOUNTAIN AVE,, SPRINGFIELD • 379-7666^ Commission's recreation jepartment. The wizard robot comes to Federated 1HIS FRIDAY & S4TURD4Y. See him, hear him and question him for one of the most amazing times of your life!

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In ELIZABETH:! UNION SQUARE & S40 MORRIS AVE. - 289-0800 FEDERATED aECTROMCS In SCOTCH PLAINS. NORTH AVE. ft CRESTWOOD RD - 654 46?? In MIODLETOWN: I HARMONY ROAD - 671-2500 155 RTE. 22 SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (NEXT TO DODGELAND) 376=8900 Member F D I C - SAVINGS INSURED TO S40,Q0Q WKKO^S, SATURDAY t:30 TOf Mastercharge CONGREGATION ISRAEL KVANGKL HAI'TIST Clll'ltCH Thursday. May 19. )»" OK SPRINGFIELD 242 SHUNPIKE ROAD 339 MOUNTAIN AVE, SPRINGFIELD RABBI ISRAEL E, TURNER KKV WILLIAM C SCHMIDT JH, Religious Notices PASTOR Graduating students HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CIIUKCH Friday—7:15 a.m., morning minyan TEMPLE SHAAHEY SHALOM service. 7:15p.m., afternoon service 8 REV GARY FINN. ASSISTANT (TIffi CHURCH OF THE Thursday- 730 p m , choir RADIO "LUTHERAN HOUR" AN AFFILIATE OF p.m., "welcome to Sabbath service. Oneg Shabbat after services, sponsored rehearsal AND TV's THE UNION OF will conduct service AMERICAN HEBREW by Springfield Lodge of B'nal B'rith. Sunday—9: 45 a m , Sunday School i 1 . "THIS IS THE LIFE") Robert Steinhart. religious sihixii Steinhart will present graduation CONGREGATIONS speaker Joel Kaplan, president a.m., morning worship; pastor Sen 639 MOUNTAIN AVE., SPRINGFIELD refreshments. midt, prenching 11 am, Junior Ixiard chairman of Temple Beth Ahm of i-ertifiriites to (he students. Mrs, THE REV. JOEL R. YOSS, S SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Springfield, this week anmminrii that Norton Millman. president of the ATSHUNPIKEROAD. Church 5:30 p.m., youth groups 7pm , PASTOR Saturday—9:30 a.m., Sabbath evening service, Pastor Schmidt mi Sunday, Shavuot eve. at B, the Hn temple, will give each a Bible as a Rift TELEPHONE: 379.4525 SPRINGFIELD morning services; sermon: "Making class students will murk thoir com from the lemple RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO preaching Thursday—10 a.m., Bible study 8 the Desert Bloom," kiddush after see Wednesday- 7;45 p m , prov>-i pletion of the elementary tk'p.u im»m Mrs David Adler, vice-president and p.m., "Life with God." CANTOR: IRVING KRAMERMAN "I special graduation services Thursday—« p.m., duplicate bridge vices; hosts, Harry and Anna Dobrin, meeting liaison to the school board, will Saturday—0 a.m., HCYF rally Friday-8 p.m.. family Shabbat 6,45 p.m., Talmud clase, Tractate The students will conduct the entire distribute certificates of honor to the picnic. service. Shabbos. 8 p.m., afternoon service, ST. JAMES CHURCH Shnvunf ninanv service, followed by ;i outstanding students for this year Sunday—8:30 a.m., Communion. discussion session on "Ethics of the 45S SPRINGFIELD AVE presentation of a o:int:ttn. Benjamin Margolis, director of 89:30 a.m.. Family Growth Hour, 10 45 Saturday—10:30 am., Shabbat Fathers"; "farewell to Sab6ath" "V'Shirmntom L'Vanecha," under in- education, will present special gifts to morning service, 9 p.m., temple dance SPRINGFIELD a.m., worship. services, MSGR. FRANCIS X COYLE, PASTOO direction of Hazian Israel Hiirzak ii students for scholastic achievements Monday—10:30 am, lOth grade during five years in the school. confirmation, Shavuot Sunday—8 a.m., morning minyan REV STEPHEN P LYNCH, TEMPLE BETH AHM services. 8 p.m., afternoon service nnd REV EDWARD R OEHLING, Rabbi Reuben R, Levine, spiritual AN AFFILIATE OF THE MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPETCHAPEL Shavuot evening service REV. PAUL J.KOCH, TAA discussion leader of the temple, will charge the UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA 1180SPRUCE DR. (ONE BLOCK ASSISTANT PASTORS The board of governors of the North students and will speak on the im- BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD OFF RT. 22 W.), MOUNTAINSIDE Monday— 9:30 am., Shavuot morning Jersey division of the International portance of continued Jewish education service; sermon: "The Original Sunday Masses—7 p.m. Saturday—7, RABBI REUBEN R LEVINE CHURCH OFFICE: 232=3456 8 15.9:30, 10:45 am and noon Daily -7 Meditation Society will sponsor a htiyond Bar and Bat Mitzvah, CANTOR ISRAEL BARZAK PARSONAGE: 654=5475 Confirmation Was Binding for the discussion on Transcendental Mrs Hannh Litowitz and Mrs, Meryl Ages;" Kiddush after service; hosts. and 8 a.m. Holydays—on eves of Friday—8:45 p.m., USY creative THE REV. JOHN FASANO, PASTOR Holyday, 7 p.m.; on Holydays at 7, 8, 9, Meditation Friday, May 27. at 8 p.m at Heichman are the teachers of the Sabbath services. Sunday—9:-15a.m., Sunday School for Mr and Mrs Dov Jacob 8 p m , of the National State Hank, 193 Morris graduating class ternoon service, discussion session. 10 am. and 7 p.m. Saturday—10 a.m., Sabbath services, all youth and adults (free bus service is Confessions—Saturday, 1 and 2 p.m uve , Springfield For further in The' following students ore Sunday—9: 30 a, m,, Men's Club sports available; call for schedule of routes "Why Are Dairy Delicacies Eaten on formation, readers may call 267B885 graduating Shavuot ?" Shavuot evening service Monday through Friday, 7:15 and 745 breakfast, 8 p.m., Shavuot services. and pickup times). 10:45 a.m., p m No confessions on Sundays, The program will include an David Hanson, Wendy Binenstock, Monday—9 a.m. and 8:30 p.m., preservice prayer meeting. 11 am,, Ttiesday—9:30 a.m., Shavuot mor Holydays and eves of Holydays nouncernent of local TM courses and Susan Carchman, Marc Chasman. Shavuot services. morning worship service (nursery care ning service. 11 a.m., Yizkor memorial reports on research under way at the Karen Chefetz, Joseph Cohen, Leonard Tuesday—9 a.m., Shavuot services is available). 7 p.m., evening worship service; sermon: "We Never Lost the- COMMUNITY PRESBYTFRIAiw Maharishi European Research Classman. Eric Gold, Mlchelc mdtor). service Roots," kiddush after services; hosts, CHURCH University in Weggis, Switzerland, Grossman. Nancy Hammel, Jill Wednesday—8 p.m , midweek prayer Mr and Mrs. Nathan Stem 8 p m , MEETING HOUSE LAND where students enrolled in advanced Jacobs, Lawrence Jacobs, Maury OUR LADY OF LQURDES service. afternoon service; discussion session. MOUNTAINSIDE TM courses reportedly have begun to jayson, Richard Kesselhaut, Michael 300 CENTRAL AVE, "Story of Ruth;" evening service MINISTER: demonstrate supernormal abilities Lehner. Larry Maier, Craig Moss. MOUNTAINSIDE SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL Wednesday and Thursday—7:IS THE REV Robin Pine, Geralyn Pollack, Amy REV. GERARD McGARRY, PASTOR UNITED METHODIST CHURCH a.m., morning minyan service, 330 ELMER A TALCOTT Mr Talcott prenching 10 30 am, Rosenbaum, Benjamin Rubin, Melissa REV. CHARLES B. URNIK, 40 CHURCH MALL, SPRINGFIELD p.m., Religious School classes B p.m., ORGANIST AND CHOIR Church School for Cradle Roll through Schatz, Debra Schwalb, Karen Semel, REV. FRANK D'ELIA, THE REV. GEORGE C. afternoon service, advanced study DIRECTOR: eighth grade 7 p m , Senior High Jonathan Stein, Robert Steir, Jonathan ASSISTANT PASTORS SCHLESINGER, session; evening service. JAMES S. LITTLE Fellowship Usdin, Daniel Uslan, Michael Wein- Sunday—Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 PASTOR Wednesday—6:30 p.m., Sisterhood Sunday—9:30 a.m., aduJt Bible Wednesday B p.m.. Senior Choir stein, Jill Wittenberg, Elliot Wofson, a.m. and 12 noon, Thursday—8 p.m.. Chancel Choir, meeting. class. 10:30 a.m., morning worship with rehearsal Melissa Zandell Saturdays—Evening Mass, 7 p.m.; Friday—8 p.m., Busy Fingers, weekday Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. First Saturday—710 p.m. Alcoholics Friday, 7, 8 and 11:30 a.m. Anonymous. Miraculous Medal Novena and Sunday—9:30 a.m., Chapel-Church Mass—Monday at 8 p.m. School, 9:30a.m., German worship; the Benediction during the school year on Rev, Fred Gruber preaching, 10:30 Friday at 2:45 p.m. a.m., fellowship. 11 a.m., morning Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by worship 6 p.m., youth meeting. appointment. Monday—7:45 p.m., Chapel Bible Confessions—Evjry Saturday and study and prayer meeting. eves of Holy Days and First Fridays, Tuesday—7:45 p.m., Women's from 4 to I and 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. Mission Circle. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MECKES ST, AND SOUTH MORRIS AVENUE AND SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD CHURCH MALL REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR SPRINGFIELD Saturday—3 p.m., Church School THE REV. choir rehearsal, BRUCE WHITEFIELD EVANS, D.D., Sunday—9:30a.m..Sunday School, n PASTOR a.m., worship service. 7 p.m., evening MRS. SHEILA KILBOURNE, fellowship. DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN Wednesday—9 p.m., midweek ser- EDUCATION vice, Thursday—7:15 p.m., Webelos, 7:30 p.m., Girls' Choir, 8 p.m., Senior Choir. ST. STEPHEN'S Sunday—9 a.m., Church School, 9 EPISCOPAL CHURCH a.m., adult education classes, 10:30. 119 MAIN ST,, MILLBURN a.m., family worship service; com- REV. JOSEPH D^ HERRING, munion and sacrament of baptism, RECTOR — • reception of confirmation class. 7 p.m., Sunday—8 am,, Holy Communion, 10 Westminster Fellowship. a.m., Holy Communion and sermon, Monday— 9-11:30 a.m., Weekday first Sunday and festival occasions; Nursery School. 3:15 p.m., Brownies. 7 morning prayer and sermons, second p.m., Girl Scouts. through fifth Sundays, 10 to 11:15 a.m., Tuesday—9-11:30 a.m., Weekday Church School. 10 a.m., babysitting. Nursery School. RED CROSS HONORED— A resolution adopted by th« Board of Freeholders to commemorate the founding of the American Red Cross on Firemen May 21, 1 881, is presented by Freeholder Rose Marie Sinnoit to Walter T. Cocker, chairman of ist calls the Eastern Union County chapter. Need a MAYS 11:45- p.m.—Report of D1\&§0 loan sparks coming from utility pole at Morris and S, Maple avenues; no fire; this Fall? called Jersey Central Power 4 Light Co. MAY 9 1:08 p.m.—Report of garage fire on Cypress terrace; found steam !199 coming from roof. SENIOR CITIZENS PORTA-PAC 6:26 p.m.—Called to Bays Every Monday,Tuejday & Wednesday Bamberger'B, Rt, 22. Used ELECTRONIC rescue equipment to free mechanic who had gotten 10% OFF AIR CLEANER INSTALLS hand trapped in a wheel. On Any Purchase Fits space occupied by ordinary one- IN LESS 11:37 p.m.—Washdown inch filter. No padi, eltmenti or parts of gasoline after auto •CHEESE •GIFTS •CANDY •DRIED FRUIT to replace during normal operation- THAN accident on Rt. 22. juit remove collecting eel! periodically ONE MAY 13 •COOKIES •NUTS •SPECIALITY FOODS and wash with detergent and hot wa- 7;16 a.m.—Car fire on ter. Optratei for l»ss than 1 cent per HOUR! Coif ax road; damage to day! Fits all standard sizei-from 14" carburetor. GOURMET EMBASSY xi§"xl" to20"x25"xl". 273 MORRIS AVE, (At Caldwel! 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Maplewood • Morristown •Madison SALE BHDS MAY », 1977 2O-180N Springfield • Netcong • Member F5LIL, CJO*yrtoht,Chuli«lComp«ijM, ]« , 1977. W. w liratt qumii . Hot lit >nd iriKctuti !!• it «<1 iwii Njl n)l tor l Thursday, May If, 197? Janet Sprout Grad students School to wed in June plan to marry Lunches ItKC.IONAI. HIGH SCHOOL* Lunches for the week of May 23. Monday—Luncheon 1: Hamburger on bun Luncheon 2: Minute steak sand- wich Luncheon :}: Boiled ham sand- wich. Each luncheon includes choice of; French fries, tossed salad w- dressing or vegetable, fruit or juice Tuesday Luncheon 1: Frankfurter on roll, French fries, tossed salad w- dressing or vegetable, juice Luncheon 2: Spaghetti or macaroni with meat sauce. Italian bread, butter, tossed salad w-dressing, juice Luncheon 3: Cold submarine sandwich, fruit l.OIR M. MISSENHAHTER Wednesday- Luncheon I: Ham- ROSE DORFMAN PEARL KAPLAN burger on bun Luncheon 2: Grilled cheese sandwich LuncheonS; Chicken MISSSPROUL, MR, MOSHER Music student salad sandwich Each luncheon in- Mr, and Mrs, Daniel O. Sproui of Haddassah unit will hold cludes choice of: French fries, tossed Woodacres drive, Mountainside, have plans wedding salad w-dressing or vegetable, fruit or announced the engagement of their JEANNE FINKELlfEIN juice. daughter, Janet, of Long Beach, Calif,, Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Finkelstein of Announcement has boon made of the Thursday—Luncheon 1; Frankfurter to Herbert T, Mosher, also of Long installation fete at temple New Rochelle, N.Y., have announced engagement of Lois Marie Beach He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. the engagement of their daughter, on roll, French fries, tossed salad w The Springfield chapter of Hadassah Missenharter, daughter of Frederick John Mosher of New Port Richey, Fla. Iris Segal, assistant treasurer. Jeanne, to Jeffrey S, Goodman, son of dressing or vegetable, fruit or juice will^hold its installation next Thursday Missenharter of Mohawk drive. Rose Dorfman, a national vice- Mr, and Mrs, Laurence R. Goodman of Luncheon 2; Baked sausage patty, roll, Miss Sproui, a 1974 graduate of at Temple Beth Ahm at 8 pin. Mountainside, and the late Mrs Colorado State University, and her president of Hadassah, will be the Springfield, mashed potatoes w-gravy, vegetahle, Dorothea Schwartz, installation Beatrice Missenharter, to Peter Alfred fiance, who attended Long Beach speaker, Mrs. Dorfman is presently Miss Finkelstein, an alumna of fruit or juice Luncheon 3; Cold sub- chairwoman, will install the following Charles Radford, son of Mrs Alan College, are involved in the real estate National Organization chairwoman and Syracuse University, has done marine sandwich, fruit officers: Pearl Kaplan, president; Hadford of Danbury, Essex, England, business in the Los Angeles area. immediate past National Fund-Raising graduate work at the University of Friday—Luncheon 1: Pizza, corn, Pearl Lieff, Rona Zandell, Molla Coordinator. She was the first president and the late Mr Radford A June wedding in Geneva Massachusetts and the State University fruit, peanut butter cookie Luncheon 2; Gelwarg and Esther Hausner, vice, of the Queens Region of Hadassah and Presbyterian Church, Long Beach, is of New York at Buffalo and is now Miss Missenharter, a graduate of Meat ball submarine, French fries, presidents; Fannie Braskin, recording a founder of the Hadassah-Hebrew planned. Following a honeymoon in working toward a master's degree in Gov. Livingston Regional High School, tossed salad w-dressing, peanut butter secretary; Bottle Sugar-man, financial University. Medical Center, Mildred Hawaii, the couple will reside in Long fine arts at California State University, Berkeley Heights, earned a bachelor of cookie Luncheon 3: Turkey sandwich, secretary; Shelly Roth, corresponding Robinson is president of the Springfield Beach. Fresno. She previously was an art arts degree, cum laude, from Moravian French fries, tossed salad w-dressing, secretary; Doris Levy, treasurer; and chapter, Refreshments have been peanut butter cookie therapist.at Evanston (111.) Hospital for College. Bethlehem, Pa., where she donated by Clara and Nat Stem. two years. wss president of Phi Alpha Theta Daily Specials: Tuna fish salad national honor society. She is studying sandwich; large salad platters with Floral program Students' posts Her fiance, also a Syracuse In England for the Royal College of bread and butter; homemade soup; University graduate, earned a master's Music's diploma In piano. individual salads and desserts. Y has openings degree in clinical psychology from the Menus are subject to change. for Sisterhood to Ellen, Robin California School of Professional Her fiance was graduated with The Sisterhood of Congregation on camping trip Psychology, Fresno, and is completing highest honors from the London School Israel of Springfield will hold a dried Robin Llebman and Ellen Miller of requirements for his doctorate at the of Economics, where he earned a flower arrangement workshop at the Springfield have been elected to offices A few openings are left in the Summit same school. bachelor of science degree. He is Gaudineer School synagogue Wednesday at 8; 18 p.m. It at Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pa, Area YMCA's annual spring family An August wedding is planned. completing his chartered accountancy will be conducted by Elaine Schlakman Robin, a sophomore at the 110-year-old camping weekend set for May 27 to 29 training in London and in September Monday, May 23—Spaghetti and and Estelle Glass of Crafts by Evelyn. liberal arts college for women, has been at Frost Valley, NY. The weekend is will attend Harvard University meat sauce, tossed green salad, Refreshments will be served. Lee elected secretary-treasurer of Beta open to all Y members and to non- B'nai B'riih Lodge Graduate School of Business, dressing, French bread, margarine, Harelik is Sisterhood president. Arlene Beta Beta, the national honorary members who must pay a basic family jello, milk, Benrimoj is program chairperson, biological society, Elien, a freshman, camp membership fee. The to conduct services An August wedding in Community Tuesday—Chicken chow meln, rice, iiMllllimiiMiiiiiliMiimiimiiiiiiiiimiimiiimiiimiimmillllliMilliiii has been elected vice-president of registration deadline is tomorrow. Sabbath evening Services will be Presbyterian Church, Mountainside, is granulated nuts or taco, shredded Charge for Pictures H.O.P.E,, the environmental action Because of the Memorial Day weekend, conducted by members of Springfield planned, lettuce, peaches, milk. club at the college, families will have the option of staying Lodge of B'nai B'rith tomorrow night at There i» a Charge of Si for wedding and I Wednesday—Roast turkey, gravy, until Monday, May 30, 8 at Congregation Israel of Springfield •ngagement pictures. There is no Robin, a 1975 graduate of Jonathan sweet potatoes, eranberrry sauce, Dayton Regional High School, is the 339 Mountain ave. Following the ser^ DiFrancesco dance charge for the announcement, whether Brochures and rates can be obtained green beans, applesauce, bread, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Saul Lieb- at the YMCA or by calling 273-3330. vices, an Oneg Shabbat will be spon- planned for June 24 margarine, milk, with or without a picture. Persons man, Ellen, a 1976 graduate of Vail- sored by the Springfield Lodge. Thursday—Cheeseburger on bun, iybmiftlng wedding or engagement Deane School, is the daughter of Mr, PAINTERS, ATTENTION! Sell yourself to Joel Kaplan, lodge president will slice of onion and lettuce, apricots or pictures should enclose the U payment. 30,000 families with a low eott W»nt Ad. Call A campaign dinner-dance for Donald and Mrs. Robert Miller, 484-7700, speak on "Objectives of B'nai B'rith!" T. Di Francesco, Republican assem- raisins, milk, IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiillilfP blyman in the 22nd Legislative District, Friday—Baked macaroni and will be held Friday, June 24, at the cheese, beet salad, or hamburger on Marlinsvllle Inn In Martlnsville bun, pears, milk. Tickets, at $13 per. person, are Juice, hardcooked eggs, cottage THE UNION CENTER NATIONAL BANK available from Ernest Dl Francesco cheese and fruit, peanut butter and J 32MM8, .jelly sandwiches daily, .•• . • cordially invites you to its newly-opened office at 783 MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD Acacia a tenant GRAND RE-OPENING! Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co, of Celebration starts Monday, May 16th and continues Washington, D.C, has leased BO percent of the 'til July 1.1th at our New Springfield Office Only first floor of the new office building at 100 Morris Aye., Springfield, and will FREE Gins & SWEIPSTAMES take occupancy in June as the Initial tenant, ac- REFRESHMENTS Will Bi AWARDED cording to Peter F, FOR EVERYONE! SATURDAY, MAY 21 Pasbjerg Development RECEIVES AWARD — Rap. Matthew Rlnald© During Grand Re-Qpening An RCA color TV, Company of Springfield, (center) accepts Public Service Award from Week. Stop in to say eomerai, tope recorders the exclusive broker. The Arthur Russell, president of the state Grand hello. Coffee, punch and and calculators will be TO FIT ALL! insurance company will Jurors Association, and Mn. Ann Weber, pastries are on us. given owsy. Nothing.to move from East Orange, president of the county association. de, but enter the The three-story, 38,000- sweepitakes. Entries square-foot building was available in the Igbby. built by Musto»Popollllo OFFIR YOUR CHILD THE OPPORTUNITY TO of Kenllworth, The same GROW AND ENJOY THIS SUMMIR BY team also built Plaza 22 in REGISTERING NOW FOR,., , Mountainside which is 'P'Dp'p* Open a new account ; •Op»n a new account Open a new account fully rented. OAK KNOLL SCHOOL 1 * ** -^A-' with $250 or more with $5000 or more The Building is on a Of the Holy Child C,-™, «...•.„ FI..L ond se|#cf from. landscaped setting with and select from; and select from; on-site and under-eover SUMMER DAY-CAMP space for 125 vehicles. For Boys June*27 to Aug. 5 Space can be divided and Girls Mon. to fri, from a minimum of 2,000 Ages 413 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. square feet to fit the I •• .1 (urn/ , \ » tenants' requirements. Summit's oak Knoll School of the Holy Child's indoor and outdoor facilities once again will he the site of a day Space can be occupied camp lor Doys and girls (ages 4 13), The program is Since 1931 It's the same Clinic style her starting in July, geared to stimulate your child to use summer leisure time grandmother wor#^ lief mottier wore and she'll for developing personal talents and abilities in an enioy. — aWeenviPonmentWUesiJ'atiootearnpers tostafl (6,11 will.J be wearing when she grows up! SERIOUS SPOT ensure personal attention and an individualized program for your child. Style 4li,..favorite of three generations. , Two golfers waiting on Last year's successful summer program has been Choose Iremi Br*is whilt Bone the tee were annoyed by extended and enlarged to accommodate the broadest pos- sible spectrum of interests of participants. Several new twosome in front of them, activities have been added to satisfy the specialized inter One sat In the fairway ests and needs of campers. (Tutorial aid in reading and math will be available to those requesting such a service while the other In- by special arrangement), UNION BOOTERY dustriously searched the rough. Finally, one of the HIGHLIGHTS OF OAK KNOLL SCHOOL'S 1030 Stuyvesant ftve. waiting pair shouted, "Why don't you help your SUMMER DAY CAMP SERVICES: Union • Phone 686-1400 friend find his ball?" • DOOR TO DOOR TRANSPORTATION • TENNIS INSTRUCTION (Indoor, air conditioned) by pro- Open MM, 8. Fri, Byes, Til * P.M. Came the reply: "I did. Now he's looking for his fessionals club," • All Key programs directed by specialists sensitive to children's needs • SWIMMING Instructional as well as recreational S SPRINGFIELD'S NEWEST AND FINEST MEAT MARKET M • SPORTS CLINICS: gymnastics, baseball, archery, bas- N ketball, deck hockey, bowling and golf. M SPECIALIZING IN • THE YOUNGER CAMPERS Motor skill development, gym- M rustics, balancing, multimedia art workshops, sculp- M ture, weaving, painting, mosaics, ceramics, puppetry, PRIME MEATS •PRODUCE •FISH & DELI N mini-tennis clinics and morel The Union Center National Bank Springfield SPECIALS H • ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES • Ecology...hiking...lndian Office is a Full Service banking facility for home H lore, , herpotology. Under the direction of Trailside and buiiness. With one of the lowdif new car ITALIAN STVLI THIS THURSDAY •FRIDAY •SATURDAY II Nature and Science Center, Watchung Reservation loan rat«s in th« United States, we prove THE UNION HOTOR SWEET 'it CUT CfttlFO.NNIft-- VIAL ITALIAN CUCUMBERS • SCIENCE. . .Awareness) through discovery...studies in everyday how much w, im Jersey Polish American talent will States, Fumihiko Togo, will be the pressions while residing in that begin a preliminary program on the principal speaker at the luncheon California community Plaza at 12;;jf) with" Che! Kayer, disc meeting of the conference. The Polish American Folk Dance jockey from WJDM, Elizabeth, as Company of New York will perform a master of ceremonies There will be Gov. Brendan By me and Labor and 34th ANNIVERSARY of the commissioning of the U.S.8. conflict. Tickets, at $8,25 each, must be obtained in Industry Commissioner John Horn also group of traditional Polish dances, dancing by such groups as The New Jersey battleship will be cel#bratad Monday advance from the society office, P, O. Box 67, Long dressed in costumes of many regions Imperial Polka Dancers of Somerset, will make presentations to the par- with a 7 p.m. dinner at Burns Country Inn, Clifton. Branch 07740; tel, 222.4161, The non-profit ticipants. Soprano Sally Mitchell Motyko and the High Boot Polka Dancers of Guest of honor at the program, sponsored by the organization \% working to bring the tenor Tadeusz Motyka of New York will Manville, the Polka Dolls of Westfield decommissioned ship to New jersey, where it The conference will feature Japanese Battleship New jersey Historical Museum Society, be heard in music by Chopin and duets and the polka Shamrocks of Bloom and American experts on exporting, will be Rear Admiral J, Idward Snyder jr., would be a museum and memorial. by Chechinski. Pianist Alfred field, Music will be performed by Max marketing, and financial and legal commanding officer of the ship during the Vietnam VVaksmunski of South River will per Smulewicz' Band from Hamburg aspects of trade with Japan. Leading YOUNG ADULT DANCE form a group of Chopin piano works The Polish Festival will be the third Japanese trading companies will be The Jewish Collegiate and Soprano Alina Brychowa of Berkeley of the 1977 Heritage Festival series to represented for consultation. There Professional Young Adults of New Inspectors will enforce Heights svill offer arias from be presented at the Oarden State Arts also will be exhibits from government, Jersey will hold a "Love in Bloom Moniuszko's opera "Hrabina" Mhe Center this Spring ProfiLs from the business, commerce and finance Dance" at the Holiday Inn of Wayne on Countess) Melanie Mierszynska and festivals are used by the Arts Center groups with information on in- the Route 46 Eastbound Service Road in Tom Barry Kaminski will sing popular Cultural Fund to help finance free ternational trade. Wayne on Sunday, May 22, at 8 p.m. state's Child Labor Law songs programs for New- Jersey's school Enforcement of the State Child Labor ployment The stage program will include a children and for senior citizens, Law will be accelerated throughout the Under provisions of the State Child dream-fantasy of Ignace Paderewskl disabled veterans and the blind Termites summer, John J, Horn, commissioner Labor Law, an employment certificate playing his Minuet while the Polish Information on the Polish Festival may of the New Jersey Experiment of Labor is required for each person hired. The American Dance Company performs in be obtained from the ticket chairman, and Industry, has announced employer must keep accurate records colorful formal costume Pianist Paul T. Robert Zochowski, by calling 201-254- to be topic Commissioner Horn said, "Inspec- of the hours worked and is charged with Kuetcr of Westfield will portray 7282. The lament of many tors of the department's Office of Wage the responsibility to provide workers Paderewski homeowners—termites and Hour Compliance will make with a meal period. "In addition to the fine stage HAWAIIAN FOREST and other insect pests will unannounced spot checks of work Specific prohibitions also apply to the program" said Antoni Kolakowski. Nearly half of Hawaii's land area is be discussed on "Jer- places in all areas of the state to type of work assigned and the total religious observance chairman, "sve considered to be forested seyfile" on New Jersey promote adherence to statutory number of hours worked per day, per Public Television Monday requirements governing the em- week and at night at 8:30 p.m. when host ployment of youngsters," Youngsters under age 16 may not be .CONSUMER Ruth Aiampl will in- Commissioner Horn pointed out that hired for jobs that require the operation SPERCO IS BACK terview Edward K»upnick state regulations are designed to of power tools, such as power driven 'GUIDELINES AND WE'RE CELEBRATING Dear Teddy,,. of the N.J. Pest Control prevent the exploitation of minors in lawnmowers. They are permitted to use Ketp Copies WITH THIS DISCOUNT COUPON Association. both professional and general em- K en0 fl copy n f your = n- The dearest litilc ledrlv bear we've ever seen all standard type powered office and YOU CUT OUT THIS AD.. ,, in 14K gold with a genuine diamond bell> A film feature visits domestic machines. Comp ta». return and AH sup- button. If vou rub it we bet you'll have good New Brunswick-based Panelists to discuss Minors hired for general employment porting informalion in case I'LL CUT THE PRICE iut k. With 14K sold triple rope t h,iin. New Jersey Blood Ser- must be at least 14 years of age. Of an Internal Revenue Ser- ON A BRAND NEW 77 2-Dr CUTLASS Sale price only $38.70 vices to look at the religion and divorce vice inquiry TQX laws place SPECIAL CROWN COUPE-Stock No, 226 Bloodmobile going to Full Dtllv Prlcn T«. 4 He A panel discussion, "Religion and Skateboard expert not iiisl. inei. tint wind.. factories, schools and Divorce," will be held tonight at businesses with a "mlni- Movieng., wsv» tirn; «» Montclair State College. The program demonstrates skills Radio. Si Wheel! Spue hospital" so employees Landau Rest; ehrsms will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Women's Professional skateboard star Bryan mlrrsri; epsra windows! can donate blood. Center, Life Hall, and is sponsored by the burden of proof on the moldings/ AIR jewelers Beardsley will demonstrate his skills CONDITIONING List $6218, tklTM The program will be the Organization of Women for Legal individual lo prov© fi'3 fg = and offer tips to youngsters at two STUYVISANT repeated Friday, May 27, Awareness, Inc. . WITH THIS COUPON UNION. N.J, Valley Fair stores next Wednesday, turns ar e cot reel Returns at 10:30 p.m. on channels Participants will include Catholic, §nd supporting documents ASK ONLY for GARY CHEFETZ MIDDLISiX MALL MORRIS COUNTY MALL SO and 58. Presbyterian and Jewish Clergymen He will appear at the Irvlngton store should be kept for at least at 4 p.m. and the Union store at 7 p.m. SPERCO OLDSMOBILE LfDGiWOODMALL WORLDTRAPE CINTf R USED CARS DON'T and two divorced women, one Jewish, three years DIB...they just trade svsay one Catholic. More information may be Both programs will be held in the 296 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT Diamond Appraisals Sgll yours with a lew eeM Want Ad. Call 686 7700. obtained by calling 893-5108. stores' parking lots. Kean free to elderly Wake Up] New Jersey residents aged 62 and over may in regiiter for Kean College (iiipola summer classes tuition free on Friday, June 24 for senior citizens Time! ^*, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The invites you registration will be held at to live in the grand INSTALL the Whlteman Center for manner to which you've Lifelong Learning on the been accustomed. i Union campui and may be If you're used to the best, ( fcrfesaver for credit or non-credit as you 11 want to consider The > SMOKl ALARM, space is available. Only Cupola the ultimate in senior citiiens living. All suites are the service fee of $1.50 per private (for individuals or •Fires kill over 12,000 persons credit will be charged. couples', each ^ith Kitchen, each year. A summer program of f'tte iind dvriil.ihlij unfurnished or furnished to suit your own •Most deaths in home special events for older personal taste. Featured are adults will also be offered 3 :5uperb meals a day from fires occur during the by the center during the a diversified menu, maid night time hours. What's so special about college's summer session. service, planned activities, theatre, gift, barber and Non-credit workshops in br-auiy shops, card R game •Usually smoke, drama and art will meet rooms, libraries delightful toxic gases, or lack twice a week and a greenhouse, even a fully Staffed infirmary . . , all for of oxygen kills showcase of special one modest monthly fee (you our $7,995 house? events, including filim, never buy ,1 thing)1 Excellent most people who die lectures, and dramatic shopping right nearby. programs is scheduled for So, come make your next in home fires years the very best years of It includes all this: Tuesday mornings. A your life ... at The Cupola. -not the actual fire travelogue program of- ASK FOR OUR BROCHURE- 1. Clearing of lot for your houst, 9. Maintenance-frit aluminum fered throughout the "THE CUPOLA STORY11 $ 95 2. Digging and backfilling sliding windows. spring semester will be BUY ONi AT 27 foundation, 10. Wood shutters, repeated during the summer on Thursday AND GET THE SECOND 3. Finished grading. 11. Full 6 x 24 outside deck, afternoons. The center's 7/n* (' iipofa 12. Vtour choice-of SwlsssGhaieL joungo will bejjpen^ fpr MM Cash & browsing, studying or w w Carry 5. Six course block foundations. or English Tudor style. socializing from B:30 a.m. W, 100 Ridpewood Avenue ONLY 13. Custom built. Not a pre-fab to 3:30 p.m. Monday Paramus, N.J. 07652 Three or more 6. All construction grade (201) 4441200 List ot •49" or trailer home, through Friday from June $26.ea. lumber. 6 to Aug. 5, 14. House finished in your choice 7. %" vertical wood siding. ALL MAIL ORDERS WILL BE AT '27 ea. of 20 earth-tone wood stain This complete offer expires June 1, 1977 8. Graded driveway to property. colors with contrasting trim. Put Your Trust In Local Profressionals . Since this is a custom built house there are no all or any of these additions at a reasonable price. Our Only Business Is FIRE PROTECTION. charges for freight, cartage, erection, assembly, or How can we offer you a custom built house like this TERMITES sales tax. Price does not include homesite, kitchen and for only $7,995? Experience, And know-how. In the "CALL US BEFORE THE FIRE" bathroom fixtures, hot water heater, electrical work, past 14 years, All American Realty has built over 2,000 sewerage, water, or landscaping. quality homes on some of the most beautiful vacation —Walter Kidde Sales & Service Co.— But if you're not handy around the house, or don't homesites in the Poconos. We know what you want. 241-2950 738 Fairfield ftvt, 241-2950 have the time, All American Realty can furnish And we know how to build it, ,-_—.- '- . -j Kenilworth, N.J. 07033 $10 travel allowance I All American Realty Cg. Inc SAVE TIME AND MONEY 45 Essex St.. Hackeniack. N J 0760Z THIS COUPON WORTH AN ADDITIONAL Visit Marcel Lake any weekend, and we'll pay you S10 to sever your travel expenso-,. Wo want a chance to I I'd like to know mora about your $7,895 houis it Marcil Lake, I On Our Already low, low, price! ^^ ^^ ALARM show you why our vacation community Is the bell. Fallow Interstate BO West thru northern N.J. to the On Office Sales Only! .. One .Coupon por.cuttoiiier" Route 15 North exit (toward Sparta). Follow 15 N to _ Naffii ______Please Ship My Route SOB North put itokfs State Forest, Turn left NAME.... Lifesaver Smoke on Route 821 its Olflgmin's Ferry Bridge, Cross bridge and take Route 739, follow signs to Mares! Lake Were Phoni . Detectors By only S3 miles from ths Oebrge Washington Bridge, BI SURI . N-BLISS h»s been lervlng Iho Home Owner ADDRESS United Parcel Currant Foeono Property owners not eligible, limit one Address for 9J YIARS, For t eomple(e'*FRII IN1PICTION of psr ear. your heme by a Termite Control Expert, supervised For more Information, pleaae fill out this coupon or City_i State CITY cal! (212) 594-1060 or (201) 488-6565. • * SU-S-19J by the fineit teghnkdl staff, phgne sur nearest Iscil office: Summit Union Wiltlllla, 3. Plaint ISTATE,. ZIP For more information, call (212) 594-1060 or (201)488-6565. Spl.Mtn. Cr»n(ord, Clark LIFE SAVER DETECTORSat$27.95ea. 277.0078 233-4448 | Quantity SUBTOTAL _ Irv'n,, Vllll,, noitlln, Llndin BLISS M4RCELL4KE Mlilb'n,. Mplwa. K.nllworihEIII. My Check is 5-.N.J.Tax._ A stitoment and offering statement has been fired with the New Jeriey Reil Estite Commission, Bureau of Subdivided Land 676-8888 353-8752 Enclosed TOTAL= Sales Control. Th* filing does not constitute approval of the sale or lease or offer for sale or lease or in any way pass upon the merits ot such offering by the New Jtriiy Real Estite Commission, Bureau of Subdivided Land Sales Control, BLISS TIRMHE CONTROL Mail Check to Walter Kidde Sales & Service Co., A copy of the offering statement is available upon riquest, from All American Realty, NJA- ; Obtain HUD propirty report from developer and road it before signing anything. HUD neither approves the merits Div. Blili Exterminator Company • 1ST, 1§S2 ' 736 Fairfield Ave,, Kenilworth, H.I. 07033 Of the offering nor the value, if any, of the properly. One of the Oldest & Largest road), left on Allenwto, Thuriday, (Kay If, 1977 road to 18th avenue, left*! 18th avenue and f0ilo" Energy-saving Parkwood Estates signal SUBURBAN models, ™ Directions to Villaa REAL ESTATE MART model planned Green: take Garden Si|I • City ©Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore colonials are available at Parkway south to exit ]« _„ Fromki.4n of, th,ie, «ninniale are available at Village Green priced from then cast on Rt, 3g"[' Samuel Fromkin Co., Eatontown Circle (or B. Monmouth County $56 990. 35 Iff circle) around ck builders and developers Directions to Parkwood to Wall street, right Estates: take the Garden Schwartz completes for 67 years, reports that Wall approximately imi u 20 percent of the homes State Parkway south to to Whale Pond road Tu exit 98, then Rt. 34 south to purchased in its Mon- right to Village GriM mouth County develop- first light (Ailenwood 7 area transactions ments in the last four months have been bought "^5 MINUTES TO MORRISTOWN • SO MiMUTES TO ] The pace of industrial warti Company, East nounced that area sales with heat pumps included. representatives Ben activity in the Union- Orange industrial realtors Fromkin added that due iitsiawN Middlesex area is and office space Fisher, Mike Silver, Herb ALMOST Zimmerman, Harold to the increasing reflected in seven real specialists popularity of the heat SOLD OUT! SPARTA estate transactions in- Harold Mogelefsky, Abrams, Kent Schuyler, Tom jay and Allan pump energy saving volving more than 250,000 vice-president, and Denise device, the firm is square feet, Just com- DiMiceli, assistant vice- Oglensky handled the BRYANT COLONIAL, one of many single-family homes offered by U.S. Home BIRCH HILL transactions on behalf of proceeding ttf build a pleted by the Archie Sch- president, have an- Corporation of New Jersey at Whittier Oaks, Located off Rt. 9 in Freehold and complete new energy the Schwartz Marlboro Township, these home designs have everything included for today's organization. saving model called the lifestyles. Priced at (87,990, the Bryant Colonial has nine rooms, four bedrooms, 2- "Carter," a four-bedroom bv BROOKSIDl HOMI.S Fisher handled leasing Mi baths, recreation room, full basement and two-car garage. Kitchen has colonial. This model will mtxUlt include arrangements on behalf of refrigerator-freezer, dishwasher, oven and cook-top range with hood, exhaust fan be priced within range of Short Delivery Service and back splash. Model homes on display at Whittier Oaks, come complete with most home buyers, when it signed to take landscaped grounds, water, sewers, paved streets, sidewalks, curbs and Fromkin stated that since occupancy in a modern driveways, Easter he has noted a priced from one-story warehousing continued pickup in traffic facility on E, Uth street in and sales at all its Mon- *51.950 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Roselle. The new tenant mouth subdivisions. C! SOMERSET COUNTY specialliea as a delivery nor service and has taken this 'Bridge' homes have Homes are available UIUKTIONS- Mr BO Hutbound 111 Bi» li Nnflh- 1 miln In Spiiu l(k( M Mnhjwk i-iil WcilonWiHidBHilBd CRIf IV I '« miln,, Jnd ilirrliinlr||. This magnificent garden apartment community space for the purpose of currently in two Fromkin M In a lovely wooded sitting, combines the expanding its present developments, one at M advantages of country Hying with the operations. William new 'Hollywood bath' Parkwood Estates where ASSOCIATED sales inc. Bi convenience of an In-town location. Wyatt, president, ranches, colonials & bi- 80 So. lefierton Rd, Whippany, N.|. Cl introduced 9000 Series of saving and others — are levels on half-acre wooded Weekdays - 887-7200 • Weekends • 729-W07 R. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED represented Short "Hollywood bath," for Delivery with Marc most people, conjures up a homes, priced at $27,990. offered without the chores lots are available from ai 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Chazin of Trenton hand- vision of a movie star Over 200 square feet of of lawn care, snow $55,490. Four-bedroom ling the legal details. soaking in suds .in a space is in the bath and removal, outside main- Gi from *290 mo. Rent Includes smoke detection and security Thelandlord, Heating bathroom so large it could dressing area. The bath tenance, garbage disposal Bi alarm system In each apartment; heating and Distributors, was only be the product of a area features a linen and other services, which Lowest Taxes in Hunterdon County! at cooking gas; 2 acre recreation area with represented by its film-maker's imagination. closet and is separated are handled by experts. Ci playground and much morel president, Fred E, In fact, such a bath is from the dressing area by Not the least of the ser- wi Baylees, a sliding door. The car- vices is 24-hour security, nt SWIMMING POOL WITH CABANA available available to residents of for your enjoyment. Margrace Corporation Covered Bridge, an adult peted dressing area, both at the entrance gate in which measures 8 ft. by 15 and by patrols. M Models en U AM to 6 PM signed a long-term lease condominium community IMMEDIATE °P - - for space In a single-story on Rt. 9 in Manalapan ft., is equipped with a Covered Bridge, which OCCUPANCY PH0NI <201> mm7 « building in Middlesex, in Township, 42 miles from dressing table, mirrored already has attracted hi W the industrial complex Manhattan. medicine cabinet, and a more than 1,600 residents, of °- * - (201) 41-1323 Weekdays 9 to 5. second linen closet. It is close to New Jersey's DIBBCTIONS: G.ratn SUto PKwy. »S «xil 130 (R|. 1)I South en owned by Norman Pastor. The Hollywood bath is bi (St. 1 tji fit 387; North on Rt 217 to Esiton Av..N«w Brun.wIcK The tenant specializes in one of the features of features accessibility beaches, the Garden State ••I! (Ht, m7) i cant inus on Bitton Avt. J mini to linen North on from both the master Arts Center, Freehold CO thl fight. the manufacture of Model 9100 in the recently ContlniM en Rt. II (erBitlnsovtr R« bedroom and the living Raceway, Monmouth tr, left atttr brldgi) to Lansing Lana, T isometric exercise w if iflgt to Saiton Ava. Turn r isn! on Batten Avt equipemnt and will utilize of New York City hand- room. Park race track and Gl this space for expansion ling the legal details. Model 9100 also features fishing, boating and Buy a prestige 562,990 Shadow Oaks home for the same purposes. Art Silverstein, Larry Goldberger, a living room-dinlng area hunting areas. monthly carrying costs as a home priced at $49,000 else- vice-president, repres- president, negotiated on 25 ft. by 19 ft., a covered There is frequent ex- where ented Margrace. The behalf of the landlord, Mid patio or balcony, kitchen press bus service to Taxes at Shadow Oaks, Hunterdon County's finest com- landlord, Norman Pastor, Investment Company. with laundry area and Manhattan for commuters plenty of closet and munity, range from $40 to $50 per month Our fine ranch negotiated on his own Zimmerman arranged a — a 56-minute ride from and colonial homes range from 562,fi9Q to 872,990 behalf with Robert lease agreement for storage space. The dining the entrance of Covered Come ... live and play at Ocean area and kitchen are Solomen of Newark acting Scandura Trucking when Bridge to the New York Di[i":l'On>, inleiWSI- 78 County's finest club community! as legal representative. it took warehousing space separated by a breakfast depot at 40th street. At",' IB PanenbtiFg Ei i Foi in an industrial building on bar. 10* 'Jgfi'. ID Palii'tibuig Go Silver handled leasing To reach Covered CSHAL 4 m.leX iCJJ'i- 10 moosl 0" arrangements on behalf of W. WestfieJd avenue in The Covered Bridge Bridge from northern New Roselle Park, in the in- community, created, Jersey, take either N.J. Q\KS Motion Dynamics Com- dustrial complex owned Anchorage & developed and operated by Turnpike (Exit 11) or ^ pany when it toek space in Garden State LandCo.-8ates AB«nt a modern single-stery by Park West Lumber. Hovnanlan Enterprises Garden State Parkway Another lease com- inc., has been geared to an (Exit 123) to Rt. 9 and Clinton, New Jersey (201) 735 7700 12011 »M-ais er nsi Harbor manufacturing building in pletion listed by Zlm- active recreational and WHHOUS1S • RANCHHOUSI South PlainfleU. The new continue south, following „ ON SILVER BAY « TOMS RIVER merman came when social lifestyle. algns to the site. tenant is engaged in the Ghappel Atlantic and The community has its' manufacture of precision Huntz Manufacturing own swimming pool, dicing saws and has taken Company signed a long illuminated shuffleboard thjs space as part of a term lease for space in a courts, tree-lined jogging continued growth and one-story industrial and cycling paths, and a $2 expansion program. Rich facility in Dunellen, in the million clubhouse with Kroll, president, industrial complex owned • laif Condominium Using represented Motion lounge, card and billiard • MtnuiH is Fin»i! Oteen by Rubenoo Associates. rooms, auditorium and B.achti {, Bormjal lor Dynamics. The landlord, The tenant specializes in hobby rooms. • Modern ClubtiauH — Montrose-Kennedy, was Inilsitd Pool represented by Its the distribution of frames Some 60 clubs, from • A R.tr.ot.onol Parsdill and frame supplies and stamp collecting to l president. Herb Puma, Hondy lo School., Another completion will utilize'the space for ballroom dancing, provide Tronipo.lotion. Syplrb the purpose of expanding day and night activities Shopping, Church*!. OUTSTSNOIHO listed by Silver came when FISTURII: its present operations, and the 18-hole Covered Comslp Custom Line George Waters and Dan • Msdem, Melting Corporation signed to take Bridge • golf course, ad- deiigni Huntz, co-owners, jacent to the property, is • Cathedral Hilingi occupancy in a one-story 7 MODUS OPEH DAILY represented their com- available to residents at • Baku™.. modern industrial facility Mon-fri. 10 *M-6 PM • Sunken living rssmi pany with Roger Tower of nominal cost. Sal. 10 ANUS PM • FNlplatH • Carojei in Avenel. As speeializers Livingston acting as legal All the benefits of home Sun, 11 AM-t. PM • itegtrsnk icturUy gait in the manufacture of control panels, the tenant representative. ownership — equity, tax- 201 —255.1200 Eu,.s gtnt will utilize this space to t.tluii.« SSIM A«inl trsknt Coop.rotlon Invittd expand its present girieilimi (IM north. Qaitin tiiti Mik.ij i0 Em I) _ i.ki ,\tM hint isfb. Fstls. Mi. ill South ts liltk Skopplm Cini,,. Co i!tM si Rli, Ml operations. Representing • ippm. < •Hti to lilii Oltiti in litt. , Comslp Custom was its i plant manager, Dick Sylvestro, with Fred Fine For people 52 and over All photos are of actual Greenbriar residents and their guests. WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING FOR4E4MILYHOA1E, $36,99O IS See Community Planning A GOOD PUCE TO ST4RT amidst unspoiled woodland Retire to full time living. Owtsy The minute you drive into Graenbriar, enjoy your friends and family at Ranch "The Family Place," you'll sae people enjoying lifers it's in Pleasant Plains, Ocean County Greenbriar's magnificent clubhouse. meant to be lived. And it's easy to • Or try the par 3 golf course. Take THE WESTBROOK FROM UPPER see why. 7 MODELS FROM $36,990 a dip in the 2 swimming pools. Row one of 5 models,, $3O,00O' Your own home, your own lot. Colonial! Spill. a boat in the beautiful lake. Or just From S3B,«M Prom MO.MO Frsm $46,490 Frem U7,§S0 The neighbors here are close friends, take a relaxing evening stroll through Start by looking at the very spacli! features you'll find at Barrymor Estates. but they're not crowded ."Everyone the parkllke community. enjoys their own fully-detached home Standard Ftalurn Come to Greenbriar. Talk to the Energy Saving Package with GE appliances, air conditioning Storm windows, screens, double insulated Ivory home thi.iarrymor Family builds residents and inspect the 5 fully patio doors, full-thick wall Insulation and 6 includes a Mautifully landscaped wooded and private lot. And all exterior let, finished attached garage, paved furnished, fully detached models. inch celling insulation—a$780 value— are maintenance ie done by professionals, Take the Garden State Parkway to Included without charge on selected driveway, all-wood double-hung windows, through the Greenbriar Association^ ' homes contracted before June 4th. hardwood floors or oarptting, double floor Exit 91 and follow the signs to construction, 150 amp electrical service, Active community, active people, Burnt Tavern Road east for Greenbriar. Lay-Away Plan solid hardwood kitchen cabinets and many So you'll have plenty of free time to _Cufrent price*; andjlnanclng jerms oajLbt othtf fBaturts—— —--——— 5 beautiful models priced In held, jf you wish, until January 1,1978 on all homes contracted before June 8th. Let Our Family Build Your Family1! Horn. the mld-$3u'g, Exclusive Energy Plus Pak available Now UpT, Saves 41% on heat. 8% 3O YEAR Models open Daily and Sunday 10 to 5 PM (except Thurs, and Frl.JTel. 201-341-4700 r DOWN* INTEREST* MORTGAGES* TO GUAUFIID BUYERS greenbriar Morthtm OMgn Gguntf'• Fnmml HMtngVdut -jn 5lnl0 Pkwy,, i(igkTO*n. N.j. CnM JOI.4Si9S0O ''•"•la Bumi T.vsm ROM •«»! DIRECTIONS: Garden Stale Parkway axlt 91 (Lakewood) PreeMd liraight 1/4 mils. Bear rlghi onlo Route 526 we3i (County Line Rd) Follow to models on right Or, (akt Route 8 south !e Route GieenbriAr htimes aro real hnmei 526 ant. Make left Fellow to models on left. 5sp.)r le pnvrtle Andnnytiui own lul (201)367-2226

T' ••""•»" SUBURBAN rhgrsday, May 1?, REAL ESTATE MART Easton North rentals running at brisk pace Rentals have been three weeks since its in the planning stages, a detectors and « security restaurants of all kinds munities For the many • City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore especially brisk at Easton grand opening, 25 per cent spokesman said, one of the alarm system Rent in- and a first-run movie features that Knston North, a new garden of the iota! 810 units have primary concerns wns cludes hen ting and (heater North offers to its apartment complex in been rented. preserving the beauty of cooking ;»ns The management of residents, starting rental Franklin Township. In just When Easton North was the wooded setting ''In Each building in the Kustoii North has of $290 is a most attractive Co/on/a/-sty/e home evidence is the careful complex houses first ;ind <1 e v e loped n u m e r n u s offer, the management placement of the second floor apartments, garden apartment corn stresses buildings, the land- with front and rear en 'Countryside' scaping, and the use of trances NOT a ( oiii/oriiiiimiii . NO Maintenance Fees railroad ties, rather than Every apartment has available at 'Heights' masonry walls, for the been built with a sliding The Howard Siegel Marc Heights, the single- its own level, and 'natural look.'" glass door lending out (into Companies' colonial-style family home community bedrooms and full baths villa designs More than two acres has a balcony or terrace home has been their most near Hazlet. on the third level It has an been set aside to provide Kitchens arc equipped popular model over the Priced at $55,990, the attached one-car garage, Easton North's residcnLs with dishwasher, range, past two decades. With Marc Colonial is a split- with two-car garages with a recreation area oven and refrigerator modifications in design available as an option. colonial with n basement, prove popular Picnic tables, and Parking facilities are Down Paymsnt $1040. and materials, the Marc kitchen, family room and When the company, playgrounds were set up in available for all tenants, 1 four-bedroom, 2>4-bath formal dining room on ono well-known in Monmouth The Countryside series from dusk to dawn. wooded areas, and then is with additional parkint> DW T O '••- "•' 'HI. "AN. I, MUM I HIH 9 lUU colonial is available at level; Ip'ge living room on County, was developing of villa homes at Leisure The community is on Rt a swimming pool with space for guests Marc Terrace, its ad- Village West has beenone 70 near Lakehurst, six cabanas. Easton North is only two jacent community in of the most popular in miles from Exit 88 of the Model apartments are miles from lit 287,"with Hazlet, buyers .who had novations of Leisure Garden State Parkway. set up for prospective easy access to the New lived in earner" Siegel Technology Corp ,'s Facing Leisure Village residents' viewing. Easton Jersey Turnpike and other communities or had recreation-oriented adult West, across Rt. 70, is North is made up of one major mads. It is within Call Collect friends or relatives community near Leisure Knoll, another and two-bedroom apart walking distance of (909) 698-7723 FAMILY residing in the firm's Lakehurat, Leisure Technology Corp. ments, ea>'h with in shopping facilities. colonial home requested "Most people who environment which dividuall) controlled this model. A few were purchase our homes are features the Summerhili central heating and air 52 or older? built at Marc Terrace. At active men and women series of detached homes conditioning, smoke OPENING NEW SECTION DESERVES Marc Heights, however, who have had successful this is the buyers' first business and professional AN EXPERTLY opportunity to consider careers," said Terry the model. Bickel, Leisure Marketing of the final Technology Northeast Inc. ler CRAFTED HOME section, known as Act II, sales director. ESTIMATED at Marc Heights began in "They seek smaller February. "In the short homes because their 111 by Quality time since, home purchase children are grown, or deposits have been they want to escape the monlh received at the same fast disadvantages of apart- pace as had previously ment-living in urban been experienced in the centers. ONLY 9 •CUSTOM HOAAES first sections," a "Here at Leisure Village LUCKY FAMILIES... spokesman said, "The West, they have a wide . will have the opportunity of lising in pays these costs • FINE SCHOOLS main reason for the «this eiclusivt private setting. •BEACHES vi riety of choices — the success has been yet Countryside series of •EXCELLENT SHOPPING another one of the homes ranging from real estate taxes, fire insurance, exterior maintenance and repair, builder's roomy models." $25,990 to the luxurious Dogwood Estates oilers both convenience and privacy to courtesy bus service both inside and outside the community—and •CHARMING, ELEGANT HQAAiS a limited number of lamilies This exclusive develop. The Twain Marc IV, Greenery patio homes at men! is, nestled in a parM-like setting with tats of a dozen other services and (acihtias—on our Sheffield, 2-bedroom •REPUTABLE BUILDER priced at $52,990, features up to $47,490 — homes of trees and living space Added to it? natural •CONVENIENT FINANCING large living and dining attractivenejs it Dogwood Estates location ranch-style home, with garage. Full price $34,490. just the right size, in a near ma|Or commute routes as well as its • XCLUSIVi NEIGHBORHOOD room, a 180-square-foot friendly community; convenience to schools and shopping • UP TO FIVE BEDROOMS family room with French secluded, yet near doors leading to a patio, See 6 dilierent model t/iii ////A \rrtin- •CITY WATER AND SEWER shopping centers; BI LEVEL, COLONIAL AND CUSTOM DESIGNS homes, siies, floorplans— \^ fit fin- tir/ii/f lOMm/iM/f/ g • ALL IN NJ.'S FASTEST kitchen, utility room, peaceful, but with plenty SIX STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM $73,400 SZ9,490 to $43,490. estimated powder room and garage of recreation available. monthly costs $75,00to $99.56. •GROWING COMMUNITY... on the ground floor. The "The Countryside villa CUSTOM DESIGNED HOMES BY (Jrestiuooo TOMS RIVER, N.J. four bedrooms and two homes are especially For FREE brochure full-sized bathrooms are popular not only because EDGEMOUNT REALTY on the second floor. PHONE TOLL FREE: they are charmingly MODEL PHONE (201)2712781 OFFICI PHONE (201 3760770 In NJ: 800=822=9711 SeCf'°" " NO Close to Exit 117 of the designed and well con- MODELS OPEN 15 P.M. WEEKDAYS - 12-6 P.M. WEEKENDS ' Garden State Parkway, In NY: 800=631-5509 I Open 7 days 9 to 6, MONEY structed," he added, "but DIRECTIONS Garden Sutp Pdfkmvy io [sii \Ah (Route ?80! W ycI I he model ol her choice. I'.aL h is a pi i itccled uiiuniimm w nil Q/i/v imr filial section remains for prospective hamebuyers, but So she drove over the nipht belore and a 2 l-lioiu u.ilem.in and a i o\ m>_i fortunately we've saved the best for last. Our largest wooded ; hiimi'sites, most sophisticated models, and, of course, our most Mortgage slept in her ear, just to be amonp the ' seiinilN p.itiol And e.iUi ha*« ,i \ ,n iel\ attractive prices and financing are all available. lirst in line the nest morning. ol In lilies w nh l.i\ mils mi )St people pre Ier. Came see fur yourself, the financing II you think that's extreme, eonsider the t, leai blook is ,i LonmHIiuls ol eon- iii'ifthhorlwod, the models, the gentleman who Hew in Irom IVIichigan the icuipouus hnmes pikctl IUMII 534,900 Toms River community. All * Richard Eckelhofer of night belore. arrived at our sales oliiee I rout to 555,500. the amenities you need .for Porman Mortgage Co.. Russmoui i eseuible-. ,w\ eselnsne the "good life" are here. Irvington, mortgage door at 3:00 AM, with a folding ehaii, Exceed your expectation!;,.., bankers, has announced and planleci himself (here so \w could be ML\S I uglaiul \ illau'c SK U li homes pi ieeil at Dover Heights, that mortgage funding, lirsi in line. Horn S2H.500tnS64.900. being made available by When our sales office opened al 8:.M) So eome lake a pleasain ill i\c to the company through the I MI S.\ nl ilie i\i-\\ ki >.L-\ luinpike llsmily New Jersey Mortgage A.M. the nest morning, 16 additional Six exceptional models from Finance Agency for low people had already queued up so ilu-y 4S miles I mm Neu VnkliU See Im \oiir- interest rate home mort. could be among the first. I need with the sell s\ h\ people ilu unusual things |Usi it) $50,000 gages is being utilized by question ol 'who was realh !irst, we bus one ol inn homes We're upeti eiei\ home buyers and sellers at finally resorted to handing out numbers! ila\. '' tu h \\K\ UL' piomise MUUMII inspect- Excellent financing from a rapid pace, porman has committed more than $i In that one weekend, over 2(H) people inn limiies leisinek \\" 11 In m t sleeping 8/4 70 interest* million of its 7>4 percent visited our models. And we sold 1\ homes in \ inn L.U the night belme loans and has closed loans to enable buyers to move I ill IJ M >~.f )N,Hid 10/0 down* into their new homes. The *to qualified buyers program was initiated March 30. GUARDIAN Doo&t PJVHOPrVIENT CQHP I thn-thinn tinrdi-ii Siati- M^l la f:sil s| tif Forman has in- fi eubiicif Qftrifd Campani ClearbrooH i Rossm or ffiu/lr !» mil Pnn-reil rii -rriinif imllir ligkl \Hi*![H'' An' i. Turn U-ll imlii Himper uung corporated this lending ieRhunJh' tin In 4lh irdlth light ihdwfi Hill through its Home Help Both at Exit 8A, New ]erseyTurnpike fj. I, Mali- eight Omrirjgi' Hi Dwrr Htlgkn ,_m Indian Hill Road ^^ at Toms ten- Division, which enables 1 (ili'h (,5|S.J J7il c kai bumk (tili'i i [i">H ,!'H.H> Phone) iiOl) 144.3m home buyers to be pre- Moiirni lo\viislii|i, N ,1 IMmiu-s- Ki ,„/»>• "' iJ0nS4II$S$ 111 trur (In urn plum l qualified before th4y landmark Voniinttiion and DrvthpmeHi Corp. purchase -a hope. • {IIIM.'I iisymuiii is i^il .1111 ill finip. u hull 1,1111 Thursday, May 19. W7 Word sounds, madness key to British humor SUBURBAN CALENDAR OHBTVTO Gentle BY DOS FKKKMAN London with a show based on his works, "I suspect our approach to humor is Curiously enough, the brains behind Cheru» ana Orchestra, mtn of Vtreria,' Through this whole trend in English humor was David Randolph, alrtetor, May 21. Friday* «na Students of humor for ypars have called "The Thurber Carnival." The rather a bit freer than the Americans," Music, dance Beriloi, Tnornpsen. May 21, Sunday* at 1,30 p.m , attempted to analyze the difference English loved the show and they loved said Dudley Moore, "We have this an Australian named Spike Mulligan." a p.m., M*thoajit Chureh on Saturdayi at 7 and 10 p.m IRViNOTQN—Pret eonetrt the Square. 538.1840. Cilebrstlon Playhouie, ill between what makes the English laugh Thurber, with only one reservation— preoccupation with the sound of words Moore paused momentarily, by irvlnBton Symphony South aye, 272-5704 or 3J1 and what wrenches laughter from the from some critics there were angry as a jumping-off point for certain types "Humor, you know, is in actuality Orchestra James SsdiWhltt MORRISTOWN—Melsnle, SOJ*. conductor. Straus* Split RocH Rhythm Band, Pest of us over here in (he colonies rumblings that Thurber wasn't of — for want of a better word — based on hostility, which means proflram, May 32, J p.m., Trvingten Hlen School. May 20 and 21 af 8 p.m.. The EAST ORANOI—'Endgame,' Dudley Moore, an English comic, English, one of their own madness, And the madness, as witness irreverence, doesn't it? In 'Beyond the Morris Stage, 100 South »t. by Samuel BecMft, May JO, suggests that in England tho approach Monty Python, is ofttimes visual," Fringe,' when we first started out in the LIVINOSTON—t,lvlng*ton M91K, June li. Performahees Symphony Orchestra, opera Thursday*, Fridays and is more verbal and, perhaps more Hut then, the best of humor is as Although this particular essence has '50s, Peter Cook and 1 poked much fun selections. Scoff Coulter, Saturday* at l;30 o,m irreverent. difficult to pin down as mercury, it is been reflective of English humor for tefWr, John LanBe, baritone, Acter'* cafe Theafr», South at sacrosanct things. Mlchallnt Manno, wprono. Film Munri and Central avenum Moore usually works* in tandem with rarified and intangible, and in addition many years, it blossomed — no, ex- Adelald Bull, m*(Z0 6751M1, his partner, Pete, Cook, and iheir two to Thurber, those words suggest Peter ploded — with the arrival of the comedy Contrarily, as Moore points out, the soprano. l\A»y Jl, 8;J0 p.m., UNION—'The Parallax View,' troupe known as the Goons in the early comedy of jokes, one-liners, is foreign Llvlnfltten High School'. »92- May aa, 7;J0 p.m., Wllkini MjODLBSBX—'The Fantas man shows- "Beyond the Fringe," for Sellers and Beatrice Lillie and Robert 1)30. fh»a»»r. 'BucH and the tlcKs,' May 19 Jgnt 4 example—have been successful Fred Astaire, move Into an East Side 7:50, 9:25. Larry Stuart prefers Soc!«ty. May 8-22, noon t6 4 I.R.T. high rise only to find school. Lindsay Anderson -O-O" p.m. weekdays, a to 4 p.m. New Yorkers who decided and her stage shows, in- weekends. Summit Art Here's a honey of a cluding "Mame" and marriage values directed the movie, which MAPLEWOOD-SLAP C«nt»r, M «lm »f. 27J»121, record for your collection. to pay tribute to their collapsing. The picture was filmed in color. SHOT, Thur, Pri., Mon., entertainment career United Artists Records native city by recording "Hello, Dolly!" UNION—Maior work* By sfu- The special per- alpo stars Irwln Corey and Tues,, 7,9; Sat., 2:18, 4:45, Harry Knowles Jr., Enzo Stuarti, He recently dents. Through June 9. (UA..DW970-C1 has the tune! The |roup's •was directed by John 7:15,9:45; Sun., 2, 4:30, 7, owner of the Manor in completed a national tour College fiailery. Vaughn. released a special 12-ineh name, I.R.T,, refers to one formance schedule is 'Breaker'film Barnes Hall, Kean College. listed for Tuesdays at 8; 30 Berry. It was 9:10. West Orange, has an-of restaurants and clubs 45 IIPM disco-version of of the subway lines in A new motion picture -o-o- Gotham. The song wasp.m., Wednesdays and concerning the CB battle nounced that Larry Stuart throughout the country, . the Harry Warren-Al TV COMMERCIALS NEW PLAZA (Lin- and his band will appear in Stuart, who was Dubin classic "Lullaby of arranged by Jimmie Thursdays, 2 and 8:30 About 38 percent of cry, '"Breaker! Haskell, p.m.; Fridays at 8:30 Breaker!," starring denl—THE LAT1 SHOW, the Le Dome, the glass- graduated from Cornell Broadway" by I.R.T. television commercials Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., 7, domed new addition atop University, where he The song, which comes The "B" side of (hep.m., Saturdays at S and last year involved Chuck Norris, arrived single is the -original 9:30 p.m., and Sundays at yesterday at the Fox10:20; Sat,, 7, 10:18; Sun., the restaurant, through majored in hotel and nOldS from Busby Berkeley's demonstrations of 6:28, 9:45; FROM NOON June 11. "GoJddiggers of 1939," is version of the tune from 3 and 7:30 p.m. products, up from the 24Theater, Route 22, Union, restaurant management, The new Meadowbrook the soundtrack, per- and the Fox Theater in TILL THREE, Thur,, Fri., The 24-year-old Stuart, had spent half of his time Dinner Theater, Cedar co-produced by Denny per cent In 1975, reports Mon., Tues,, 8:30; Sat,, who resides in Scotch ; Diante, UA's vice- formed by Winifred Shaw, the trade journal Woodbrldge, The film is on studies and the other Grove, continues with its This is the first time a Seminar rated PG. 5:10,8:35; Sun,, 4:48,8:08; Plains, is the son of tenor half singing with a 50'smusical-in-the-round president of pop a & r, and Advertising Age, Sat., Sun, matinees, HEY writer Allen Levy, disco version and the sounding group. "Guys and Dolls," original have appeared on THERE, IT'S YOGI 2:49,6:20, 10; Sun,, 2,5:40, "I turned to my twothrough June 5, The record, a "disco in drama A N S Wg R BEAR, 1:30, 9:20. love song" to New York, the same disc. CROSSWORD grandmothers, who I' The show has Candy High school students "D-D- "0-O™ adore and received the Calnam, Joe Lane, Mary was put together by Be sure to greh this one who enjoy the theater will PUZZLE OLD RAHWAY (Rah- STBAND ( Summit) — several Los Angeles studio on your next record needed encouragment. Ann Prank and Ken Butler have an opportunity to act, way) — Last times today: WELCOME TO L.A.Th,e half of me that was an . musicians, all expatriate buying tour. ACROSS 41 One (Oer.) in leading roles, Leslie direct and learn backstage 1 Carry 42 Indicate LOVE IN 3-D, 7:35, 9:10; Mon,, Tues., Thur,, ?;15, entertainer...turned to a Ebern^rd serves as techniques in lighting and s Arranged at 43 Rose THE STEWARDESSES, 9:15; Fri,, 7:30, 9;30; Sat., rigid schedule of vocal, director, with Sharon makeup at a theater intervals essence Fri., 7, BM, 10:10; Sat., 6:10,8, 10; Sun,, 4:15, 6:05, acting, piano and singing Weinstock as Role of black church workshop to be given this n Bathtub (var.) 6:50, 8:30, 10:15, Sun., 8, 9:50; iat,, Sun, shape DOWN lessons," choreographer and Ira summer at Kean College 4:40, 6:15, 8, 9:40; Mon., matinees: A MANHe still maintains the Shankman, music of New Jersey, Union, by ' U Word of 1 Rental sign Tues,, 7:35, 9:10. CALLED FLINTSTONE, in America told in film honor (2 wds.) agenda. director. the college Center for 13 Lounge 2 Molding ~o-o- A new documentary cipated preacher and Continuing Education, u Feint 3 Blab PARK (Roselle Park) — film, "This Far By Faith," today's black minister and The Readers Theatre is wapiti (4 wds.) S Ennoble 28 Snare or IP, Thur,, Fri.,, Mon,, Chestnut Tavern & Restaurant which highlights the li Goddess (Lat. ) 4 Builduig 10 Expunged bass POINTS CINEMA leader. Workshop will give young Tues,, 7:30; Sat,, I, 4:35, Mf ChMfnui St Union AS6-97VS history und cultural The 16 mm film, divided people experience in 17 GW'j name wing 18 Call to 28 T«ctU* UNION • 964 9633 Open Dally AMPUE FRli PARKING IS Ertrimely 5 Oration reveille finish 8:15; Sun,, 3:50, 7:30; contributions of the black l|LY TOMLIN 11:30 A.M. on two reels, is available dramatizing poetry and W G«Ud J Philippine 22 Part of a 30 Gounod THIEVES, Thur., Fri., MitinlgM church in America, is nosv ART CARNEY free of charge to schools, short stories, as well as 20 Cereal island bregan opwa Mon., Tues, 9:20; Sat,, Pri, & S«, available for public f TK 1 A.M. churches, clubs and civic producing and per- plant 7 Macaw 23 Byre sound 32 Woody vine Clossd Tutsday showing irom New Jersey groups. Anyone interested forming. 21 "Beehive I Divulge 24 Tongue- 33 Wrath "THE LATE SHOW" Bell Telephone Company, in borrowing the film The class will meet State" the fact Laihed M Early auto The 5B-minute full-color 23 Silent (4 WdS.) 25 Normal rate 3S Plethora should contact their local Monday through Thursday HEDY'S DINER RESTAURAN1 T film is narrated by stage 24 Stokowski's i g 96, f HlMS • *0 1JIBB "^ermtriyswoer Diner ' New Jersey Bell business each week from June 27 status NBVBW CUOMO . "TMBJN H.ACB TO iAT" and screen star Brock office. through Aug. 4 from 10:15 • aiyi • 1 • i »i Route 11 & •toy It,, Hiiulde symbol ti 1 Peters, who also co- a.m. to noon, A theater MeoVeorafjiiy invites you f« fry our DINNER BUPPET, lecona produced the iilm. zi — on 10 none, PR BE with tny tniree (rem our meny, wetk»a«y* Sto». trip to New York City will (loved to It 1 NEWComDVOf TMBTE»R. : SundJyi I to f • Costarring with Peters is a be included. excess) BONBON P>H«MIS«s *~ 5PBCIAL CHILDREN'S MENU If 4 t iUllN«HM«_N'l LUNCMEON MON1BI, •_ _.': . cast of black artists in- Registration deadline is 27 Baceha- TH« LATJ^IHOW" nalj1 cry cluding Roscoe Lee June i and the fee is $90. Sat, rilaM only:"** Browne, Carmen 28 Ship's bow 11 9 Route 22 Further information may 29 Ring arbiter TOUL NEWMAN. deLavaddade and Beah he obtained from Dr. 21 n IS (Westbound Lano) Richards. Music is (si.) SLAP SHOT Margaret Dunn, assistant 30 Winter it U Union, N.J. directed by the black professor, Speech-The- complaint composer and conductor ater-Media Studies, at 527- 31 Dock- »? 28 LOUNGE 888-5550 Coleridge Taylor. 2349, workers' 10 51 53 "This Far By Faith" union lilQ4l> / UilOA.M,-) P.M.BAILV 34 University LIVB BNTBRTAINMBNT captures •the essence of study J¥ ti - SI IU.I,HKIIV§ 51 A DANCINO NIGHTLY Boys chorus Robert Ds Niro f \ black heritage in dance, 35 Purpose MIDNIGHT BUPF1T ' poetry and popular music 17 >• ly Jack Nicholwn I plans concert 36'SUnnum ySN ls Tuel,, Thufi., A Jun. Eves. and illuminates how this 37 Zodiac sign M 4i FOXWOODBHlDBI » » 1340044 near Gill Un$ heritage, preserved by the The Parents Advisory 39 ISM'S Council of the Newark dance 11 «j church, has become such The CB battle cry ENJOY Our Polynesian Menu an integral part of Boys Chorus will sponsor a 40 Outlet $1 ALL SHUTS SI concert of the chorus •^|3» T%tj "OSlLlS VAm Authentic A Delicious. Deluxe Cocktail LttunBt America's contemporary t; PAR" CH5O)«_ culture, Sunday at 4 p.m. in St. Dally Bullnestmtn's Lunchoom • prlvlta Pirflti The story opens with the John's Roman Catholic 'SLAP SHOT' - Paul Church on Mulberry THE JADE PAGODA "griot," the ancient PLANNING A PARTY! THIEyES' »J African storyteller, who in Newman, who stars as street, Newark. Tickets player*coftch of a third- may be obtained from the Save A Lot 01 Fuss and Bother... FREi PARKING « M5-3331 America becomes the Put Younilf In KARTZMAN'S Hinds plantation storyteller, and rate hockey team, Is Chorus School, SOS Orange U.S. plGHWAY l & PLAINPIBLD AVE,, EDISON] evolves to the eman- shown complaining to st., Newark, fromihaboys,. BlAUTiPULLY DECORATED referw. Film is being or their parents, or at the PARTY TRAYS held over .for another door. Mrs, Norma Smith is MMHMUHnMHV Bii-Bi m ^ ia • chairman. Repertory Company • Msnday thru frluv Only I Eimora books 1 The fund.raising TM €B 6*lif« cry s? TM Gf**t 118 South Ave. Cranford GOOD MORNING! GOOD PRICES , program is a liaison be- (kfet/np 'Tycoon/ 'If 272-S7O4.- 391-5033 GOOD BREAKFAST! WORKSHARDER? tween the Chorus School • Weddings •Bar Mitzvahs Robert De Niro and An 1868 report from the and the Newark Com- i i Now Thru May 21 SiRVED TO YOU QUICKLY! Jack Nicholson star In then-newly.formed United munity School of Arts, it • Graduations •Confirmations PICK UP "The Last Tycoon," film States Department of was announced by Stephen ONI01" 1WO Juice, Egg, Toast drama, which arrived agriculture noted that on Shitnan, director of the • Showers •Communions and Potatoes FO"R ONLY t Rtt.35 (OtMr BreiWajt speeHis for Bljgtr yesierda'y with "Plaza three out of four farms, Community School. •Office & House Parties Suite" at the Eimora "The wife works harder, IWHfRI?iA-» Th,r,, mpr, eookl0fl Theater, Elizabeth. endures more, than any To Publicity Chairmen: HOT & COLO HORS D'OEUVREI OUR SPECIALTY than |Uft pinukti "Plaza Suite," film other on the place" The BEST MUSICAL , vmder one blue roof veraion of Neil Simon's author suggested that the Would you like iomt help In •TONt AWARU WINNER Broadway state comedy, farm mother train "her preparing newspaper .stars Walter Matthau, daughters for marriage releases? Wriit in this JULIUS KARTZMAN & SON SAT. at 7 & 10 Itirti Pri,, MM » OF COURSES iurejU rated PG, and her sons In giving newspaper and ask for our "Thr»« P«nny Op«ri" were photograpfied' in Their COlorr — — FREE PARKING

i_j«ae*cse£ Retarded ; TV debates set Thursday, AAay 19, 10 percent rise to exhibit by candidates The way to go in medical care art work for governor "A Very Special Arts prices reported Show," featuring art on Route 78 The week before New Jersey's June 7 exhibits and per- primary election, New Jersey Public Medical rare prices m the New York- formanees by New Jersey Television will present two debates, one Mortheastern New .Sefsey area n>so mentally retarded people, between Republican contenders and the sharply by 10 ;s percent hot ween will be stageed Saturday other between Democratic contenders Dot-ember l!)7r> and December 1976, for the third consecutive for the state's highest office. according to Herbert Bienstoek, year at Middlesex County The "Republican Gubernatorial regional • nmruss'-mrr. US Depart- College, Edison, Candidates Debate" will be presented ment »f lal«i" Huron!] (if The show, which live on Wednesday, June 1, at 8 p.m. 1 traditionally has drawn The "Democratic Gobernatorial Itu-ronsi's in medical carl , which talent from public schools Candidates Debate'1 will be on Thur- ,it'i«inmtiMi fur >nly f, 4 percent of the and Institutions for the sday June 2, at 8 p.m. Both debates are enUre market basket nf goods and retarded, also will include being run by the League of Women X sorvii'ns in l*i«' area ("onsumer Price workshops for Voters of New Jersey as a traditional ifKiex at the end of I'dTn. represented 14 7 percent of the all items overthe- recreational professio- voter service. 1 nals, special education New Jersey Public Television will i "ar index P-M teachers, and others who conclude another voter service, in- Hicusiurk i.aui thai iirnong the work in programs with the dividual appearances by gubernatorial 8KYDIVER5—The Golden Knights, the U.S. Army's froefall parachute team, (•"mponeni.s of ihii medical cafe index, retarded. contenders, that same week. All can- will porferm during the Memorial Day air show a1 New Jersey s McGyife the sharpest increase was for hospital The exhibits and per- didates have been offered a half-hour of care «rmi private room charges rose Air Force Base. The Knights, organized in 1959. howe won 10 rmiionnl 1H 2 percent over the year Dentist's formances will continue prime air time for an appearance and 3 world parachuting championships from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. before New Jersey voters in the format ff'es ruse 8 1 percent, physician's fees Admission price is 50 of their choice. 7 ] perwni .-ind drugs and prescriptions cents. The series, "New Jersey Guber- t 9 percent between tw»remher 1975 and The show is sponsored natorial Candidates," will be seen Air show at McGuire n..cpmrH>r |il7fi by the New Jersey Monday, May 30, at 8:30 p.m and 10:30 In a longer term review of area Association for Retarded p.m.; Tuesday, May 31, at 9 p.m. and medical care price trends. Bienstoek Citizens and the Middlesex 10:30p.m.; Wednesday, June I, at 1O:3O Memorial Day program noted that the sharpest increases were County Arts Council, in p.m., and Friday, June 3, at 10;30 p.m for hospital care, with semi-private association with the McGuire Air Force Hasp will hold its demonstration team. room charges up %.5 percent between Middlesex County College annual open house and air show on McGuire is 17 miles south of "Fronton, December 1970 and December 1976. The and the Middlesex County Reserve group Memorial Day, May so. from 10 am to and fan he reached from Kxit 7 of the riHe m hospital charges WHS more than Department of Parks and 4 p.m. There will be dozens of airplanes New Jersey Turnpike There will be double the 4B.H percent rise for the overall Consumer Price Index; a 58.1 Recreation. on hand for public inspection, a variety food and beverages available ;it the Special performances plans meeting of indoor displays and activities, and percent increase %vas noted for the stands located throughout tho open entire medical tare component have been scheduled for The annual state convention of the the air show, which starts at 1 p m house area the New Lisbon State Department of New Jersey Reserve Admission is free School's American Rt, 78 will be opened for eastbound traffic between Officers Association will be held on The aircraft assembled for the oc- Rhythm Band, the drill the Garden State Parkway in Union and the New Saturday at the MeGuire Air Force casion will include the world's largest PUNCH LINE READING CLINIC SERVICES team .of North Jersey Jersey Turnpike near Newark International Airport on Base Officer's Club starting at 11 a.m. the giant C-5 Galaxy, which stretches Training Stehool, the choir Memorial Day, May 30. The guest speaker will be Major almost the length of a football field and of the Specially Han- The N.J. Department of Transportation reported last General William Kraft, commander of stands as high as a six-story building - KEAN itGE and some QLthe-^rnailest experimental dicapped Adult Program weet, i k ,tha » t the interstat., e•—;•••••.- highwa*y will be opene••-—-.»»d aroun™d the Army Readiness Region II at Fort Of New Jersey July 1 ffo r tbd tffi b h of Essex, and Richard S y ': Abound traffic between tlft airport and Dix. planes. Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey Harris, blind pianist from Parkway, Indoor displays will feature space the Union County unit of Following is a list of n-affic movements to be per- Charles H. Brauer, president, an- equipment shipped to McGuire for this O|!lJ| mitted when the road is opened for travel west and nouneed officers for 1977-1978 will be event by the National Aeronautics NJARC. elected in the afternoon session A ent say «na evening schedule! Workshops will include: east. Space Administration, WHEN you •THE LABORATORY SCHOOL OF THE READING CLIHI "Music and the Child in FROM PARKWAY SOUTH BOUND-Rt 78 west cocktail party is set for 5 to 6 p.m The air show will include a per cor severe reading disabilities sges 1 u ly Tm h direct access r HIT MILJIJLE June 17 August i I 30 12 00 Monday tnru THucsasy the Special Education °" & i »mp No access to Rt. 78 Delegates to the national ROA formance by the United States Army's Diagnosis required at the Clinic p east. Convention July 6-9 in Seattle, Wash., free fall parachute demonstration AGE, Classroom," "The Use of FROM PARKWAY NORTHBOUND—Rt 78 east also will be elected team, the Golden Knights, and the Air USUALL •THE DEVELOPMENTAL READING Video Taping with the through direct access ramp. Rt. 78 west may be Membership in the Reserve Officers . Force's Thunderbirds, precision aerial Mentally Retarded," reached by taking Rt. 78 east to Winans avenue in- "Exploring Dance Association is open to any officer in the June J7 Jgl¥ IS (tor students entering II, 12 or College Presnmani terchange, getting off and returning to Rt, 78 west Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast years) Jyiy 18 August 4 (for students enferlrtgB. ?, §f 10 grade Movement Therapy for FROM RT. 78 EASTBOUND—Garden State Park- Ban on benefits years) Both sessions are from 8 10 11.00 P w. Monday thru Special Populations," Guard and Public Health Service, Tnursday Elf 'MEI way north and south by direct access ramp PLUMBERS ATTENTION I ' 'Creative Drama active. Reserve or retired. Persons Sell your JerviCii to 30,000 FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION: DZ/-Z35 I Techniques," "Mini Jig FROM RT. 78 WESTBOUND—Garden State Park- interested in joining the ROA may noted bv Horn local families with low cost KEAN COLLEGE OF NEWJERSEY Saw Art Activities" and way north and south by direct access ramp. attend the annual meeting or write Col. Want ASS 616 ?7O0 "Treasure Hunts," a Carmine P. Giordano, 75 Golf oval, School employees will not be eligible mixed media approach to Springfield. for unemployment benefits this sum the arts. mer Fifth year to be John J, Horn, commissioner of the PINGRY DAY CAMP FRIDAY DEADLINE Abzug to speak N J. Department of Labor and THE PINGRY SCHOOL All it*mi other than spot to training in surgery industry, said federal legislation news should be In our office at health forum enacted iast October provides that 215 NORTH AVENUE, HILLSIDE, HEW ilRSEK by noon on Friday, Because surgical hospitals of the medical nonprafessional school employees shall not receive supplemeJital unem- BOYS & GIRLS procedures are growing schoOj. Beth Israe, "What's Wrong with health care more and more complex, Medical Center and Saint systems?" is a question which will be ployment, benefits during a summer 9:50 A.M. • 3:20 P.M.-JUHE 21- Public Notice the New Jersey Medical Michael's Medical Center, addressed on May 19 by Bella S. Abwg, recess If there Is a reasonable School of the College of both in Newark= the the former Democrat-Liberal assurance of employment with any rnnmt CAMP \ yBUCN Medicine and Dentistry of veterans Administration Congresswoman representing New educational institution in the suc- Tum I mots ito$ / ms s $ a 5IALEP BIOS WILL be SWIMMING-SPORTS OF ALL KINDS-ARTS & CRAFTS reeetvtd from biddefi New Jersey, Newark, is Hospital, East Orange, York City. ceeding academic year or term, classified under N.J.S.A. 27:7 adding a year to its four- and Hackensack Hospital, Transportation Available 35.1 «f seq., in the Cafeteria, "The term 'reasonable assurance' year postgraduate Hackensack. Abzug will address representatives The Pingey Day Cmmp ££miti Stu0§rtf* sf Any Baes. TrafuportatiQn Building, 1035 means a written, verbal or implied Cslor end National or Ethnic Origin Pjrkway Avenut, Trenton, training program in _„.--„ u from the health care field attending the New jersey, until 10:00 a.m. A five-year annual Middle Atlantic Health agreement that such individual will Academic Seision Available at the Same Dates May 26. 1977 and opened and] Surgery Jr.Dr, . chairmaBenjamin Fo.f Rus thh e return to his job at the conclusion of the read for: residenc.. .y has been ac- Congreis in Atlantic City. She will be FOR INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS CALL: Rome U.S. 1 and 9 (1953) school's department of the featured speaker at the general summer reress, or in the second of such Sections 2W and «M, prom credited by the liaison Route 78 to North Avenue; committee on graduate surgery, said "in- session on Thursday, May 19, at 10:45 academic years, or terms," Com- PINGRY SCHOOLS 355-6990 Widening, Rttufftelng, creasingly complicated missioner Horn said. Barrier Curb and Safety medical education of the a.m in Convention Hall. Improvements In the American Medical surgical procedures" Cities of Elizabeth and necessitates providing Newark, Counties of Association. Union anfl Essex. Federal The residency in more training experience. Prolect No, U.ianM). The fifth year will be a Pacemakers prolong The Department, In surgery Is conducted at accordance with Title VI Civil CMDNJ-Martland year of "senior respon- Rights Act of 1»64, TBStif. 251, sibility," as required by 42U, S,C,and49 C.F.R., Part Medical Center, Newark, useful life, study finds 21 Issued pursuant to such Act, and these affiliated the American Board of The heart pacemakers dividuals in the study who will afford minority ftyslness Surgery. enterprises full opportunity to that are implanted in thedied, only one death could submit bids in response to this chest work very well in be attributed directly to invitation and will not A total of 80 physicians discriminate against any will participate In theprolonging useful life, failure of the implanted, bidder on the grounds of race, according to the findings device. The others died color or national Origin in the surgery residency, 23 and contract sward. 22 in the first and second of a I2-year study reported from a variety of causes Bidders ere required to not related to the Comply with the requirements years, respectively, 12 into the New Jersey Of P.L. 1975, c. 137. the third and fourth years, Academy of Family pacemaker. Drawings, specifications and bid documents may be and 11 in the final year. Physicians. The study concluded inspected or obtained for a fee Dr. Rush said that about A majority of that the benefits of cardiac of Twenty.one Dollars (121.00), at the Bureau of half of the physicians who pacemaker patients pacing for even a brief Contract Administration, 1035 take the first two years of survive for a number of period of two or three Parkway Avenue, Trenton New Jersey, during business training are preparing for years with the imyear- s may be highly hours. residencies in sub- plantation and death desirable. N6W JERSEY D1PARTMBNT specialties such as or»almost always Is caused Recent technical in- OF TRANSPORTATION "When we've u»ed up those thopedlc surgery, urology by an ailment not related novations have improved Bureau of millions of barrels of Arib oU Contract Administration whit happens to the barrels?" and ophthalmology, and to pacemaker failure. the effectiveness of the Union Leader, May 5, 13, 19, need a year or two of Of the 313 patients pacemaker, particularly 1977 (Fee: $37.44) • general surgical training. surveyed, all of whom had to extend the life of the The expanded received pacemakers power source to four or The Elizabeth Agency Group program's accreditation between 1961 and 1973mor, e years. In earlier came from a re view panel there was a survival rate devices, replacement of INSUHANCE CONSULTANTS of 65 percent after five the power source was 16 PiiiNCE STRUT, EIIUIIIH • j 07!OB composed of members of. the American Board of years. Average age atnecessary at more Surgery, the American onset of pacing was In the frequent intervals. Some Geico Policyholders! College of Surgeons and late 60's, Of the 109 in-now use nuclear power. the Council on Medical r Contact U» For AUtO Gevtrtji iBPORB Vogr Polity Expires...Wo Art The Largest Agencv Per Auto, Fire Education of the and Homeowners co.varage In Union Gounty.,,Thtrrs A American Medical Ramon Why I... Customer Service) Association, USBO CABS DON'T This is the Sii...th«y iu»t trade.away. IPHONE 355-5536 or PL 6-7975 Sell yours with a iowcost Want season for Ad, ceil tmTJQQ. ' BLACK CARPENTER ANTS In addition to b§fng unsightly and uniinitary, Bliek Ants excavate »xtenilv§ galleries in wood itNClNGIIOiMIUMNIii to iarv« is netting l the Beautiful Maintenance free Fence SALE and may i CHAIN UMK - VINYL COATED 1 FOOT damage to your home,

NEW! ALL COLOR 'ith every ' VINYL FlNCf 3 FEET Call BLISS IHCLUDtS Wir« Pip* end Fitting) In FREE lor a Preventive Maintenance program Color Summit Union. W.llll.ia, I, Pl.lni fSTIMATES IplMtn. Cr«nh>m, Ciirk CALL U HRS. A DAY 277-0078 233-4448 INCLUDING SUNDAY Irvn., V«IU., RMfilll, Llm)*n 381-3111 MUifn,, Mpiwa. KMlHwOrttVBIII. Easy Financing 676-8888 353-8752 MAS! I K QPIN VISIT OUR (•MAKfjl A BLISS Doily lit 6 SHOWROOM AMI Nil AW) Fully caitrid let liability TYPHOON FfWCf Ai f I Pill) EXTERMINATOR COMPANY mi \Noikmoht tompenttlion . 446~Vi 6es.|«t hi .Hojmov.M J OiO«S Division ot Bliss Exterminator Company One ef tha QldeJt & Largest CALL AN "AD-VISOR" FOR

SELL CLASDEADLINE IS TUESDASY NOON FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION Fof Silt rMpWinttd Mtn t Wortun rWpWint4d-M.fi iWomtn 1 Builn»n OppartvniUl CBMETIRV PLOTI POLIJHFR WanUd M-F. N9 SECRETARY ring work. «xo«rHnc» TEMP PERM L«w offica In union ctntar, HIGH RATES NO PEE Hollywood Mmtorlal Park MACHINISTS, 1st CLASS preferred, m tall*. Apply in indeflnlfg PT, a or 3 days per KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID. person only, Sehmltl i. Son* 10U week. Plush office with pltasant TIMPORARYJOBS So iprlnglteld Av* surroundings, legal experience IVERIADY WANTED KEYSTONf UrtientM-oaoOt1 : i»e stgy, Mountainside, ^ ^JV1 helpful, but not rsqulrad. "INSTANT WORK" Ave,, union. N/C PROGRAMMERS WiSTINOHOUSi HOLSON ALBUMS K tf Stand By Personnel ALLO_FFICE_ REAL ESTATE SALES ORAVll (U) (womtn or men) To liirf on a SKILLS NEEDED indi.iduii M*ie of Farrnie, needed lull or pan time to du CIMBTBRV . N/C OPERATORS full or part time bailt -loin Temporary Permanent inbute world limous Kodak film and ether phoio produeis Rotedai* Mamorial park, CORPORATION Llnd.n SacrlflCI tin MCh, Mt- union county's molt dynamic fc 437 ChestnutSf.,Union Pa» Day Every Friday through company esliBhshed loeaiions MaKe mis your reputable re#l estate to. W»'ll leading Cortsumer Products Company hai TOOL MAKERS train you to be a nigh earntrl mi-mi WAREHOUSE M-F year fo, independence *4i§5 00 inseslmenl GuarinieedlJ !!*— KM, BROUNILL 4 KRAMUR 614 CAR NEEDED month merchandise repurchase agieemeni CHIN* CLOIBT, ctrvaii tep. immediate openings for: JlTT«R-ne*ded to watch J urvtd gists naai, t7" nigh, 1100 children In my horn*. Age* i to Stand-By Personnel CAUMr.M«rlln(ToitF«M)t»00-»«*iJOOorOOllaciA«14 2»f7i ncili, tout., 4 Chin»»a TOOL & CUTTER IJ yrs, from IBS P.M. J7407I5. _ ___ K a 18-1 Mondi*toFrtflay,• a.m. toip.m.. Sal,»am. lo f pm i » T eakwood mlfing tafiltt, RELIABLE PERSON, over 11 RS-21-1 Temporary Permanent Havliand chlni, *«r. tor I, ASSEMBLERS: with driver-, license for allSORTER for scrap mttais. 417 ChMtnut St., Union owm, FIRfSTONE PHOTO CO., perfect cond. 37t-3?R, phates of factory work. Ixptrlenc* in opifating light factor)- work. Experience-non ex- GRINDERS Packing. shipping, hydraulic shear a must, flexible S64-771T FfHISTONE •UlLDINQ SINCf 1»4» , perience, will train, Jobs include soldering, 1st & 2nd Shifts. Experience required. maintenance, production, etc. hours. IU Julia St. Bill. 3S3 in Dal Riy Bldg. itiN SrdSl.Columbu*, Ohio4321S CLOCK FACTORY Full timeie, , but wilwilll toniltr S45f. Wt Spec!*!)!* In p«pi* TWICE VBARLY testing automatic air screwdriver, in- For advanced techonology manufacturer in summer help Apply GGISSBL R } 21 3 "CLEAN OUT" MHO,, «0» Jwensen Drive, — . (31-21 I SAMPLES termedinlp assembly operations, and modern, fully A-C plant, Most modern machine Kenliwortn, SIAiONALCLOSIlOUTS STENO-TYPIST Initruttlens, Mlu, packers, tools and equipment. Top rates, 10 paid holidays, ^___ R jas 1 Part time, i-4i]0 dally. !mtrueH«m, Milt, 14 U RBOUUARlTOCK • nceilenf position In laboratory PROTOTVPI1S full employee benefits. Pleaie call or come in, SALESPERSONS of rnanuflttvrlng co, in Linden. TWLfcDffiREPAtR PARTS—fVSOWBMENTS Must have good steno k typing FULL OR PART TIMi MISCBLLANfOUS Moonlighters skills Send particular* to Cles*. Be*, 4IM, SufturBiin Publlihlns, To maintain jtompino flies. STEADY EARNINGS AT HOME SO Percent it ?! Percent eft list MATERIAL HANDLERS: FLODYNE CONTROLS, INC. 13?1 Sluyveiant Ave., Union. NBW HIOH RATBil Many Prices i«c»llent retail opportunity Bqual opportunity employer. 1XACTRONCLOCKS 41 COMM6RCB DR., MURRAY HILL, N.J.07*74 benefit!, steady maximum if you are artistically inclined you can enroll work in stockroom, shipping & receiving. with fast growing retail chain, K 5-21-1 overtime. 647 Marthaii St..EIII 464-6200 we have part fime openings in our negative retouching class. Excellent ?t.m. ieJp.m. NoSaf, until Some experience desired but not necessary. Equal Opportunity employer W-F available In our Route II, Union STENO Call 6M-0800.7 A.M. 5 PM, Will train. — — — R 5-19-1 store. Must hav» semt retail TYPIST earnings can be made at home In your spare — —-^— BH! stor* exp. Coil Mr Martin IM- immeti. opening for permanent, CONTENTS oil horrm, OK Mt, NURSES 4444, time once you learn how. Interested In quality geriatric part time (1:00 to S:00! in our DUREX, INC. orie a brae, flxturai, oiiortta nursing? Orientation tor RN'i, moaern office. Work involve! JtahutAv, un!*n,N,J, Class size is limited, so hurry to call 2414010 mite. sat. & sun,, May J) t, 12,»- RETURNED GOODS PROCESSORS: typing, steno, filing & Oeneral (OffVagxhallRd.) 5. H4 Oarden St., Union. full s. part time, alls 11 P.M. -7 Clerical duties, •qu«loppsrtun!ryllrnplpy»r to discuss your qualifications, no experience necessary but must read & AM New Increased benefit —— ~ — R S 211 KJ-J1 COLLEGE program. AAO9, lOQ-bed nursing APPLYINPBmONTO: NATIONAL COLOR 6ONTBN fl 8f haul., 54 R*v«r« write English, Recording incoming customer home. Call King James Nursing SALES CUMMINGS Ave,, f\Aapl*w»d, Sofa, chalri, returns Home, Chdtnam Township, Ml- CONSULTANTS, INC LABORATORIES INC. tables, lamps, r.frlg , waihlng 2iI0 MorrisAv.,Union W4IMS TVptSTiFull or part flm«, machine, *ppiiinc(i, china, ISM, Man, Prl , 10 4 PM. Union accounting office. Learn 304 ¥v. First Ave,, Rostlle, N.j. KSlfi TRAINEE (1 block from Springfield line) ,R s ai linens k more. Sat, », Sun,, May —. — K SJll mini computer, challenging 2122, 10 am to S prh. REPAIRMEN/WOMEN- STUDENTS NURSB-RN opportunity, salary ooen Please (ADV.) STUBBNTI Kill Wh»ei*rleal IVENINO SUPBRVIIOR Experience not nee,,, Ouys-Galt, excellent summer type response to Class. Box 4U4, iinint»Opp«rtunitlN Music Instruction's 13 Repairing small appliances. Some ex- For steady work, register *lth Full lime, excellent salary, Suburban Publishing, lift PlNINO ROOM SET 1 pl*CM, neat appearance, earning opportunity. Barn W to with table pndi, light woM < l«0 perience desired but not necessary. Retirees us for Immedlatt erhployment good Benefits call Mrs. Uanii, willing to learn with JO per hour. No exp. net- be your Sfuyvesant Ave,, Union, PIANO, OROANl Hi iSOQ. Oretn BreoK Nurslns PBPPERIDOI FARM Bread Cull jJssaif we have lobs for Both men ft positive attitude, could own boll. FULLE'R BRUSH CO. — ——- R S-JM route, luburean •*»«>( cwnly. VOICILBMONS welcome to apply. wom*n In the warehouM a, In the Home, JOJ Rock Ave. (lust off lead to high Income ell 0110 TYPIST • Can you devote 4 nri. in your home, Beasonjftle, C«li Route JJ) Green Brook, N.J. Call for information MS-JIM office, lecretarlai positions new potential. Union Cty. — — R611-1 a day working at home In a year alttr 1 P.M. 2HH R 52M3 •«BX county Seetlen Naf'l. in demand, R 5-26-1 Newspaper group Call tNlNBBNT round well paying lob? Must -——., K J-J13 council sf Jfrwlih Women Pleasant working conditions, air conditioned Al TBMPS ORTHODONTIC AS5ISTANT "- Halvorson 9-s. type «0 WPM accurately, legal 101 N,WoodAv,Linden Mj 1401 Chair side & desk Write class. Mr. Responsibly middle age couple. Iroirutlions, MIK. Suburban Thrift House Box 4169 Suburban Publishing Apt. + salary, JSi-MM, experience preferably. Call M7- Ftmnrit factory full company benefits, profit sharing lffJMorrliAv,Union M4 1101 — —^ KJ-21-1 u clothing, furn., bricabfae. is —— K 5-311 Co., 1JP1 Stuyvcsanf Ave., 686-7700 -—! — «*-!).1 Academy It, lo. Orinat, 76J. plan, paid holidays, sick leave. Free em- I Union. DIVORCE YOURSELF TENNIS COMPANION TO SUOHTLY I -— —— R5-3M ,MA WOMAN OR COUPLE, sleep In Divorce. Bankruptcy & will Grouo lessons, 6 Mrs, 148 6)30; 143 fABln 51 , Or,ng», 673 ployee insurance, bonus program. OISABl.iO JEWISH LADY, 6J, SUPERVISOR for vacationing parents School Kits. 688 74? J. Privat* lesions,'^ hr.I5 2J41,- 940 Sprlnofltld Avii.. irv. union are«, MUST HAVE CAH. PACKERS £ FOLDERS with bacKgrouna in acrylics, Taught by professiehai )'a 0604; Mon.-Iat., 14, Thurt. for T- Shirts, i;M to 5 Mon. thru age children, driver's Hsense, Z 5.J4-5 Insfruefor on orlvjte Oraii-Tex eve 7-9 p.m. So. Orange only. Sdey week, U noon to 4 P M, lacquers, vinyu, ink, dyes or References,- Reply to Class,, Box THERAPlUTIC MASS*** Mon Frl, or Tues. sat Call *17 ! Fr|. in air conditioned plant, urethanes. Excellent growing 4163, SuBurpan publishing, 12f1 By Experienced AASSsaqt court. JAY ORANT 37t-_lMO —-—— K 42 Please apply in person to CONAIR CORP,, 11 ! apply In person opportunity. Runway area. Call I Bagle Spartogs SECRETARIES Stuyvesant Ave., Union, TherapUf; For appt., M4 413). • VERY THUS. FLBA MKT. 10 Executive Ave., Edison, NJ. (off Wood* — HI 111 119 1«44, atk for cap, = =—= Z7-7-5 I 1333 Burnet Ave, union KI-Jl-1 A.M. i P.M., yVesley Church bridge Ave.) ! (NearVeuxhaii Rd) We need experienced WORKINS MOTH6B need, For Sale Hall, 50S3 weodbrldge Av., TIL, ANS. SVC. OPSRI. Must eare lor kindergarten age girl In lost* found (dison (between Cord &. Ambey K s-ai-i Convenient |———— n i-2i i secretaries for Tem- have ans, svc. exp. Pull time & th« Hamilton School vie. FOUND: Grey 4. white dog in AIR CONDITIONS 14,000 Aves.) Oealtrs call 73I01M. downtown agency part time Call bet » & I iTU, 210 Volfs, haraly u»ed PART TIME |porary Jobs. Apply wkdays. M Jtw, Martlng in Sept, would not yVatehyng Meuntalns, looks like ACCOUNTANTS requires experienced Include summer or vocations. a Sheep or Lamb dog. C«n J7« 1110, call 6M17UI, RleBIVABLB CLUIIK - Good insurance typist, full or part SALESPERSON at once at our local Please call Helen days 331 2216 FABULOUS FURNITUIH at figures, lisjhf sup. M7, BANKING time, excellent opportunity. Par ladles k girl's clothing. office, T8LEPHONE SOLICITOR* To or after i p.m. •WiKJ, —. . RSSli AMAZING flea marKet, Sal* on SALB Larg« antiqu* whit* Mountainside legation Ceil T. Must be friendly, warm k out- call from our phone, jelling to — .— RS-Jil Wallpaper, Wanfex, lanltas, ormolrc with gold trim, dining Morrisey, *54 4400 MAKE YOUR MOVE going. Must be available eves, /£ prospective brides, 9 eves Mr 11 flotks, Polls, Mylurs, room tsble w>4 chairs, ear C .. —— RS-J1'1 C.J SIMONS*CO. everv tat. nlsht. Apply In person week, Man 8. Thurs. salary fc EmployninH Wtrrltd thousands of rolls In stocK. 373- mfrrer, marole fop tablts, club Now's the lime to join HOBittTHALLCLQTHli Comm. Call for interview. 173- APPLIANCB RBPAIH! man w, M Broad St., Newark ilCONO SEASON chair, lampl, etc, call after ID J1TC0 oneof New Jersey s Rt. 22, Union i MANPOWER 6040 MOTHERS helper for summer, Shadowiawn Tutorial for em, 376-6717, laminar with Ajr cond,, lna binHs. Announce — I J.21-FM washers, dryers, refrig.,- good 623-BlOO — _____ ns-ai-i ; TflMPORARV SiRVICES —— KHl-1 jr. Hi, honor student, children who need educational BEDROOM HT,silver service, — — .—. K S-Jl salary It profit sharing,- call $ to your Interest In these PART TIME. Appro*. $600 j TELEPHONE SOLICITORS experienced ana en|oys chiidrtn support. Math., language complete set of china plus 6, 61* 0344, challenging openlngi: I - r- -^.|; J Jl-1 1195 Spfid. Av,, irvlnaten of all ages. Willing to s!*ep in or development, reading, speech. FACTORY Surplus Oullet New commission & domes. No work from home, pan time, no vacation away. Call Evelyn Ml extras. Ail in good condition. , _ ™ -—, . H-t-t-1 COUPLB WANTED For Investment, show, sell ladles Phone *J4- 42)1 selling, daytime calling, NJ Individual Instruction, Camping Other ml»c. 7S941I1 after 5. mattretHs, twin or full 130, Commercial oliice cleaning In 760 jerseyAv.Bin. 1677, W3-9148, activities, all 7306. bunk Mds, wood Mo, tot* beds APPLIANCE SALES-at one of COLLECTOR sportswear 1 night a week lor 4 State Distributors for the Blind. . — R 5J1 Union area, evenings, 3 to 4 M4-7MS, «7.j4)7 a.m. only. —. —— RMl-i Z 4-2-11 till, kit, set I4i, Jerome St., the last privately owned Mutt have valid NJ. months. Call J12 as? or si? e*15, BEDOOM ilTNIWiW Roselie Park. i4l-9fM3. 1 ariver'i license This hours, call only If experienced, 241-M1?. RSIl-1 HANDICAPPED will work from SPECIAL BO. 1 LiVINOROOMSBTilJO. appliance stores. you'll earn a must have own ear. Call JM-TOJI home, light typing andor ——-— . Ktf good salary, right away, snsre position Is In our Installment — — K 5-21-1 SBCRBTARY—PART TULBPHONE SOLICITORS for ELEMENTARRY BDBD, , rtify KiTCHiNSlTIJi. io«n department at our b«t. 9 8, S pm. Eves, coll JS4-M71 MpKtteeping, Let phone ring 10 tteaeh«r - In U Union school system 241-9176 in the profit* J, qet Into bel. t li » p.m. PABT TIME HBLP, steady, for For manufacturer of awdlo clothing drive, experience tirnes. «H J157. FLBA MKT., lai., June 11 management if you Sre will . _ ierReiey Heights operations preferred, all ureas. Call Ml. 10- .available for summer tutoring KM (rainnate June 12!, Munltlpal ——— Rt-H weekends only, no experience visual equipment. Hillside — — R5-S1-2 Call MM 4775 after :> PM h have piper , ca'l M 0344, » to center, I uper lence necessary, will train, operating location. Varied duties. 2 P.M., 467-9SW. • ICTCLI—BeyslO In.. 3 SMtd, ParKlng uoi, next lo Masonic 6, preferred. DICTAPHONE dry cleaning dent. in Plexiolllty in seheaule, • KH1-I ^— zt-lt-tl Columbia, new fires, good gond, Tempi*, 1»li Morrii AV., Uhlon. . __- _„-____ HAI I 1 laundromat. Mature person Applicant must b« e*g, s.TV REPAIR PERfON — Music Insiruct ions 11 US. Call 617(441. Spac* available, Per Info, call TELLERS OPERATOR preferrea, Call anytime 617 competeni stenographer, iff- Excellent salary/ Immediate AVON Experienced preferred, 9841. 0«9. opening, Tooia's Appliance, REFRESHMENT STAND - PIANO I. OUITAR Instruction! CARPlsT 1 P.O. 40 yas. Sofa, Ji2L | We have an opertmg lor an PARTTIMI Operator for Watcnung ta. per lesson. Call Mr. AMAZE TOURJILF"! Ew»l. Berkeley Heights, Iummit .experienced dictaphone _—— R 5-ai-i Hillside- tU 0344. chair s. off. 4'4" matt. a. B.S., MKT., Sat., May Slst, f ^ou'v* never sold before, lust a ana Ihori Him branchet. (BCRBTARY reservation. Must b« mature Cantelmo. operator, good salary & 376 6800 SHCRaTAM LG thinking! salary «. commlulon, -- J75-W31 UR. tBii. Bedspread, 273I5J7, am .1 pm, Church sf Jssui lew hours a week can bring you Regular ana late shifts, I Benefits,, Contact fAr, Norrls, ' Christ (Mormin). 140 White Oak excellent earnings when you sell R Slf-1 Westtieifl law tirm. Legal BLAST THOSE BUGS! no investment required. Apply — . — R S-H-IJ Avon Products, can now- KEYPUNCH PROOF ftHflDER experience preferreo. Sxcellent Find an exterminator in lo Union County . Park Rldg* Rt). Short Hills (off Rte. VsUttaurg h Irvingtfitv. 761 MM, OHIO CASUALTY ORtyB»B sKiils required H.C.B.S. and 1 commission, Acme St., Bill. PAINTERS, ATTENTIONl Sell vour»»lf to 30,000 24), Crafts, Clothing, Furniture, OPERATORS INSURANCE OftOUl" ether benelits. Salary open. Call the Classified Section - Call Home Made Baked rleoas. Scotch PialM- 6*1 1534 686 7700 for fast action! Mon.-Frl, 1-4 p.m. families with a low eOil Want Ad, Call 4(6 7700. Berneiey Heights Ind shin, 2401 Morris Ave, M4-0MO Mrs, Olannetti »S4 sooo. — —— KSJ11 — Wit Hsnwayi t!4 1110. Unwn, »S4 4:30 ~ "P.M.-'t2:J0 A.M. K5-l»-t 0S41 Elijiibftn s, Union.' 3i3 Experience preferred on IS? DRIVER Full time, local area- 4SI0. ^aplewqed ^31 7300 maehln*. Shift dHfer»ntlal. Summit' 273 0701 Senior citizen welcomed. Call Enfoy very pleasant U40JU, ~. ,j; — _. --, Al j 2(.i — Kill-] BABY SITTER needed 2 surroundings, aftraetlve m „„„-— and SI H\ li IS IHICI i TOlt\ _ morntnas per week in my home salaries, ana o»od teneflts, EXBCUTIVl DIRECTOR tor 5 8, 3 yr. OIOS. Must be sound goM? Move nowl Immgdiate position for mature S, responsible with car. Can 2776J0Q, personnel Executive Director of the Union • 686-7700 These Experts Are As Near As Your Telephone •686-7700/ ^ 9s4 oaso Department for Township Community Action appointment. Organisation. Responsible for , Citiitfilni S4 tinting j PiBtftliBllfH II Refngention — -™~— R J 211 overall sdmlnlsiraiien ol Electric tlepiifi Home Imp.owmentt H programs. Knowledge i. n NOTICE TO Implementation of contraets !( 4HED more timer Let the j S.Grlndllnger CALL ME—After tB* others.AII LANDICAPINO, spring SHORTUINBMOVIRI L.L PAINTING We Service Rtfrlaaratlsri JOB APPLICANTS affairs of a public agency. xperti thow you how. Call for types of home Improvements, cleanups, fertlllting, seeding Packing 8. Storage. Appl, nsrior s. Exterior. Reoj rates, EaulBrnent. Also Residential & Summit and Oegree t experience requjred. jetaiis. Office Organizers 31!- painting, masonry, carpfmtry, etc. Monthly maintenance. moving. SfJfc, !n piano moving, Xpert workmanship. Free est. Commerelsi sales. For Service ThK Fiew^p§per dees not Ilect'l. in*tl.~arjd~repair. Qual. ref. avtll. 1st class work at Reasonable rates. Bepanflaole. 24 hour serv, 4M-7J67, Submit resume to T. R. AAiieS, SS19. rated worK. ebbper wire ui^d — . R If 64 knowingly aceepf Help E/izabeth Personnel Committee prices you can afford. Call for "IB- Ri-28-61 Wanted nds Irom employtrs —• — K sae-ii exciws, Lie. No. 441. free esf, A. Oennsro, iUSItt. irmn* OIBRALTAR MOVING CO DAN'l PAINTINO £U2L: covered by the fair LaBor Chairman, 32II Springfield nd decorating, Int. i ext, Ave., Vauxhell, N.j. 07011. 121 per t\r., personally super., 71 Standards Act which applies Appliance Repairs 21 A m^ Kt.,,7 Ever-areen LandscBplng int., turn, padded. Local s. easonaole rates, Pree to emBloyrndnt m Interstate aW Springfield Ave, j— K 5-211 GOOD A rpllabli Brofatsional All Landscaping Service statewide. Snort trips to s. from, ,tim»tes. insured, iJ9S200. .. house a. oMite cleaning, etc. commerce. If they offer less Summit. N.J. OIRLOUY FRIDAY ferm., S ITAT1 Al>l»ilANCE Weeklyfc monthl y malnf 24-hr, serv. Pree est. Piano than the legal minimum Equal Opply, EmploysrM-F , hrl,, S days.experf typlst.dlveri. Washers, dryers, sllshwaihers, done By one strong party. Ref. U SIDNIYKATI Suburban Roofing wpgg t$2.30 Sfi hsurl or tail worn, well organized indlv,, own refrigerators, air conditioners, c«r. 354 7621 or I2M»5J. alntlng, paperhanging, to pay the applicant --"- K HI'lj oftict, good toe. 4671SKJ Mr, §, ranges, most makes & models —— RMI-SO R tf-84 -Wiring Int. j, eisf. Free & Siding Co. overtime. Scheps, repaired ouar. work at low GARDENS TILLED mates. 6(77172. SldlnBliourlpacialfy This newspaper does not BBAUTICIAN General Home Repairs E__ R 5 211 rates, 574 2074. Entertainment 39 And ready for planting, new or R f fJLBADBRS «, OUTTBRI knowingly accept Help Ixperltncea only, full time, Call All emiirgency repairs, ExpeH old. Enjoy fresh vegetable* k • ALUMINUM TRIM Wanted iioi that indicate a — — ~ • K6-J-21A Florida Specialist 3M-VR7. GUY-GAL FRIDAY PUPPiT SHOWS-OrlBlnal hand masonry, carpentry, save, 6f3-ni54, INTERIOR I, EXTERIOR •STORM WINBOW* preference based on age —__ K (191 Bathrooms, plastering, ROBS, -— — R S1IS7 DON'S alntlng, Leader! 4 Outtert, from employers covered By Bmldinj MateiiiiJ U puppeppptt prooramamtt fofor all etc. ree Estimates. Insured. iU OeORS if you can type accurately, work Clip & Save 3251572515700. Plumoiie. MB.Free e5f.J4j.»14«, fieenemyMovers, Inc. l tho Age Discrimination In without constant supervision — « R t-f>» !3or7537Hf, Mr. J. Glannlni. • SHINGLE ROOFING Employment Act. Contact BILLING CLK. TYPIST DISTRllJUTOR-MIJ. wood Loam, Financt Campiniw SO Local & — Rt-f^i Satitltctlon Guaranteed the Unites states Labor and keep our customers happy. Irlm, BXPBRT Mason, earp«nf«r, Good typing skills t figure Both In person & over the phone, wlndowl, doors, steps. patios, garages, INTCRIOR1EXTBR1OR Free Estimate 654» or 441.1471, 14uMoun1»inAve.,Sprlngfield the guarantee you will never be BLDO.SUPPUYCORfS. 4BBIMS fuel blllsT Let us build a CALL 964^747 687^035 •RUN 1 senpalntlng 8. Days Evas. dWkands For appt, call 37411M bored with your work, Call 6ia- Rtf« .Rt f 44 511 RBhWBy Ave.,Union beautiful fireplace. Free est. R i-21 60 aperhanglng, int. t. But. Hxpert J7i«74 IJIJ7I7 Bgual apporlurmy employe^ _ 3400 for an appt, Ace Building, 233-I131. —. . ~ — LHS-71 —. ——i— R 51»1 OtHjt Doors 47 raftsman, jl yrs. exp. rTee esf. Carptnlry Miintininet ttnfiet. eas. rates. 944-3291, DEVITO'i HOOIifNO •tr ~ R 1-25-41 New roofs Hi repair*, guttar* 4. IMMEDIATE opining for full AOE DOORS, installed, INTERIOR 1 KXTERIOR CHARLES IANIET MOVINO ERRORS BOOKKEEPER time experienced travel agent in garage exf., rtpalrs I. service, painting, paperhanglng, Local i Lens Distance RANK'S PAINTINS • Fre* leoderi, freeeltlmatat, Injured. Sometimes they hepptn ml Short Hills, Send resume to f*.O, SMALL JOBS electric operators & radio Malntenanee lerviEe. M yrs. Free Est. Insured sf. int. J, Ext, carpentry, spite el all our effort! lo M f"uii eharge, mgit be carpentr-- y i roofing, exp Floors waxed «• cleaned.* (Keep us moving mmi. i experienced In payroll, payroll iox 310, Short Hills 07tj»l. Home repairs, carpentry, controls. STBVENS shettrocklng, floer tiling lutters, leaders, roofing. Full panelling, filing, van interiort. OVERHEAD DOOR CO, 241- J71- home*, offices; complete and you save) nsured. Low prices, call after I ——~ — 17-1.71 ?rrt?m AD HA* AN! reports, general ledger, receipts —— K Mil Ail work guar 1. fully Ins.Jo*. 317», lanital ia! work. 14, 1.15 normal PETER SHEERIN ERROR please call ! * idisBursefnenfs. Property INHALATION 07 4f. rm. immi. mini Paul's M&M • m. 372-4744, immediately, suburban I management firm-located In THERAPIST TBCHNICIAN «'«"• K,-f-,7 R t-^-47 R S1H* Rseflng of All Types, Gutters k publishing Corp. cannot b« : union This lob requires a Must be certified, Prefer AUTOMATIC OARAOE MoMovinv g DUTCH BOY PAINTS Leaders. Free Bit, resDonilpre lor errors after All types conlr , addltlont, DOOROPENER5 General Contractors Union , (tlligent worker who 5«eks a minimum 1 yesr experience. l?2SVaunhaunha||l Ra., family outside painted I17S, 1, 748-8984 the first issue of puoiicaflon. i (hallenglng position, call Mrs. repairs & remod'ra,, Alter. Ins, IBRVICeS-SOLDiNSTALLID Mwenqp 27i 41*75 ». up, rooms, IRVINOTON Wm. p. Riviere, rtl-72M. Transmifters % receivers FRANGIONE CONS'T, IJ a.R I (64 t t-f-71 Pasfluale »8« 0123 9 am, IJ CENHRAI.HO1PITAU lajlways, stores, SIS a, up. Also WILLIAM H.VUIT " CCala l 686.7707700 ——~- KtfJ7 repllred. ejuarante«d. Open 7 Speclallilng In Ajpholt CALL ME LAST,masonry, alnt trim, windows «. doon. o m«ke correcect IonIo s 37S44D0 Bxf. J42 O.OHEENWALD days. DAVE a. SON Electronics concrete, Masonry Repair* Roof Ing-Seamless Gutters To m«k — R Sill „ «P«NTER.e6Nt'Hi. plaitering, waterproofing, self OfMJsM U :arpenlry. roofing, gutters 4, ree est. Do own Work. N.j, Ins. M402M. Chain Link Fence empl. & insured. Work guar, A. leaaers. very rMs. -Free •St. lnee1W2j 373-11S3, i All type repairs, rerhod'i'g., kit. —— R SM-47 Installation and Repair NU^BIOjjO Yrf. exp. BS1I77), A word aoouf.,. BOOKKEEPER porches, enclosures, cellars, LIQHT tiiui., cleanup "ree minor repairs. Fully ins. — Z1-1-71 INDUSTRIALS. COMMERCIAL bslmts., remove old furh., 173-4000 or 374-54J4, Part time, experience attics. Free esf. iMliy Ins. Ml. II types of roofing d repiirs, Garage Sales, etc. Home lmpirjytmenb 50 iNei Day5«17-ai41 aft. 4:30,'M4-U«. required, Inel. payroll tax KEYPUNCH BRICK STEPS late, Asohaif Shlnglet, Mot tar. This newspaper accept* no K t-f-JJ FR8BESTIMATBS — K t-KM returns, Men-FH.W4W7, 63S-2JW Of WJ7»i4 All typ«sof rnasonry, Slsttwalki, ELIABLE PAINTINO- utters, Leaders, Ins, Free Ett. responsibility tor publishing CARPBHTER patios, patehlng, 9»4-0§»i, aperhanBlng. No lobs to small. .—— R 5211 OPERATOR Interior 1 Exterior LINNCONSTROCTION ___• HA 5-2U-50 Rubbish Removed "* Mveritfemenfi vytiich do BOOKKEEPER PART TIME CO .INC. — __—;—- R s-Ji-M All appl., turn., wood s, metals or free tstimate call JW»M!; not comply with town Experience Counts Small lobs —formica work, fatten away. Attics, Busm'ts & • R-J-2J-SI :REST RFG.,374-0627 HOURS TO 1U1T, PLBASANT repairs. Call Tom. 4I7J447 CARPENTERS .BOOPURS FIREPLACE &, POOL PATIO ordinances that control e, MODERN . OFFICB, WE BUILD «. REPAIR oar. cleaned, Rea*. rates. JJj- PAINTINO — done by 2 private sales from homes. It One of America's leading Kitchen Cibineti SPECIALIST, All types of IHAUTiHUL BATMS RT. JJ, insurance companies has an KffW .ADDITIONS .DOHMEHI mason work, f=RiE . et ^=^ ^ K t-f-fis leachers. Experienced, Inside 8, is the responsibility of IBs UNION «B7 I5S5 MR. nAILLBfl ROOFI • OUTTBRi • IRV CAN eix IT -Paintin sutslde. Free estimates, call Stotm Vfindowj person placing • the "For Immediate opening for a LEADERS GARAGE SAVE MONEY! PRINO ir>ICiALS 7J1.j4ii, keypunch optratsr with a Buy Blrect Prom pjaetery carp., elec,, plume, repairs mint or 429-71M. Sale" M lo comply witH —;——_ KSI»I Carpet & Rujs DOORS .PAMILf ROOMS, HS-M-tJ n»w install. No lob too ima ft J-lj-Sfj Alum, storm windows local reaulBfisfl*, minimum of 3 months DeilyMadiMn Kitchens .RANK MOHR-aS yri, I. Doors, White Alurn. CAIlPlTINiT'L'O, MANY REFBRENCEI Showroom and Paefory, Rf. 32, Reliable «. reel. J73-47S1. CHARLIB'S PAINTINO experience on IBM Olf ULtV INSURED FREE experience. Stem-brick «, sfom — —; K H-ts Replacement Window*, BOOKKEEPB keyboard, in return for yogr Wall to wail. Plus repairs BST1MATBS. spflngfleld mtm, R( ( M nlerlor & Bxterlor. Reasonable 371-1654 vanetrt-flrtplacd-pitle*- IAVB1I iuy prom installer. Hourifleilbl*, Kenllwarth ar»a, experience we offer a good »i«-M3O addlflBn*, Fully ln»ur«d. Fr« MoviNtt People, big a, tmal ates, Fr«e estimates. Insured. Call)7J1Ml salary open, call for appl,, Mr salary, exeeiienf benefit* _R t f 50 KITCHEN CABINtlTS loos. Clean cellars, yards 933 3593. Ktf.il JiilrnatM. 241.2M4 atttr i P.M :- _ -— - Z5-J1.I1 A Hauroat or Mr.^ratt *Ms and a pleatant working ALTBRATIONS Sold i installeailla . piOlda caBicabinetn s "'— ——- R S-li-M •ttles. AIM Buy uied furn. -; R 72-eI Now ... afmoipher». To apply Acoustleal ceilings, sheet rock I, fliurfaeidw.Formi• -'-'•* —- lea, . Formica Som Chapman 24Jrai«. Bet Till Work ClpJning Sfmcts matai stud, wall & ceiling patch, N* SOTTOIANTI • Masoh im P.M. 4. midnight. Photopiph, M You. "WANT AD" em be pleast call S3].4203, coumer tops, m-077J- R g J( ^ contractor, step*, sidewalks, it (Jeers, bathrooms ». basementi, , • _—-- R Por DoJtSrV'ofJIce In Union eOMPLBTE horne cleaning general carpentry work. Ins. waterproofing, retainina waifi a> JOHN 0«NICOLO Tilt serv. Will clean your home tram WHOLESALE distributor addltlont. 372-3U1 or ]7i-2no. NEED ODD JOBS DONE? INITANT PASSPORT PHOTO! Contractor — Kltehtni, KEMPER top to bottom. Call after 4:}o. kitchen eablnets-mapie, oaK, Clesnino garages, baHmantl. Photo finishing, Xerox copies BBthrms,, &, Repaln, •tfimale* "STAR walnut, 3 day sale only, SJ-70 _. — -^— RS-21'41 attic*, Hauling deBM*, lawn cut PHOTORAMA, U Mt, Verhon cheerfully given. aM-SSSO, INSURANCE IDEAS FOR '77 p«rcent off, will not be reptarta. All Maianry.Sftpi, tldtwalkt, ting, Saneral clean up, tto-U "•I., Vaiisburg. JM-37J7. —-=-— •=•—: ITF-IM K S-SI-11 old time carp, with that mod waterproofing, Sell employed, (nsur»d. A, IAPPUULO, 017 ^* K Tf'l T^=- — R !•»•» Trtt StrvlM Diessmjkini tauthl Pan'I'B-Borchts * * -k CLERK COMPANIES shufferseell.-fam. »47a or J7J-4079. Pllnot IS Deforest Ave. windowsdoors repairs, Paiiitinf * Pipeihiujjjij H TYPISTS Summit. N.J. EST. IB MARO&LIS „__ MAPLIWOOD DRESSMAKING —— ^ Kf-f-§Q ALOENIS > j.JAMNIK UNINO REOULATINO Oppty.Ernp. MF Ik ALTERATIONS THE HONEY DO Call me If you can't get anyone TREEIXPERTS STRUCK" TWO TERRIFIC ••••^n^ 5 211 CABINET RE FINISHING Bxtr»i Int. PalWInj, aecoratin; DAVID PETRACCORG 2MPM0 ATTENTION veneers to ao your small masenry wark J Paftrhanqliig. Free eft. i« SPECIALIZING |N PRUNING, Gain extra atienilon for your TVPISTS LAO11S—PABTTTMl — —— K H-,34 IftVINTONUNlONHILLSIOI Anflqging-Vinyls Ppfmica I do only "SMALL" work. ijffior Bl7tlt» anytime. RBPAIRINO 277-0158 All Phases of Tree WorK, cUisified ad by tsking your Select your own hours. Worn homeowners. Repair violatlent Recover four Old CaBintts, 6M.4I15. ft fftl — "- - - • 16-30-70 Including Removal* 6. Power "Agvitor" to place • ilar >t ,,,are needed Py on* Pf the from home on new telephone 35 done. Int.. &. e«t. painting, New Doors e. Drawers, R t-f*: PAINTINO & DBCOr.tlnll 111 & spraying Fully Injured the fop. Stari- can b* orderM world's leadins insurance program. Uarntag-tSO per we«k piastsrmg, leaders t, gutters V Counter Top*. sidewalks. Masonry But, Alterations, paneling, F r'iuhriilni 1 NMtini drew®!) & Wood Chlp», in Miiif. 4 line ar * lint Hits. companies. No tmperltnce Is dependlng en your time, For EMBCONOTRUCTION earpentry work. ark Rea. prices. Full) fsf ins, K. schrelfioier, SI78 (See tirnpiel b*l«w). n«tes»ary, but you mutt Be info. CiiUU'Mtb Industrial Residential Deutsch, sprlngflel I|7i7ij eves, t v*Hnds. 782.8221 able to type al toast SO wpfn, Insurance • Fri:~ ALBODNAR --— l Hett's the way a cneose to remain it our R 5 3a 6 PAINTINO-Exlerlor &, interior. LAMCO LEOAL SECRETARY. Anytime CALL i Try us! Oood loB, reasonibi' classified ad with a 4-lin* ttir SUMMIT location or be "i 5.21S0 Undsupt, 17 PLUMBING 8. HEATINO W.RHiolHl-n" 17 willing 16 transfer f* NVC Irvlngton. Oeneral pr«ctlee, rates, free e»t. 6M-s«u. L CONTRACTQf! would look: after « mentht, Elinir exiwri«nced self starter with m-oim 8^«d CflRPEMTRY PLUMBING Mwini I Slonjo If Speclallllns In bath., FASTBSTTVSBRVICfl pojition offers a good excellent itene and typing. L s-ai-u] MASONRY I«HEE f=ERTILUBR, LIME. T—~~~?AINTINO * *•":*' Kltcheni, «|se home All rnekni. Low h«M*« Mil rita*, salary, excellent benefit! Salary negotiable. Call 371-4444, LIMA PAVINO INC Bath!, kitchen cab., siding, WHD, BiSIIASl fc INI*CT Interior k eixterior. Trim work Improvements. bas*manti, eolor picture tuba inttollotloni ana pleasant worlilna —~—_ — RS1*1 Driveways, parking lot) roofing, basements, Armstrong CONTROL, (Full Miion BERBERICK&SON Apartmtnts. No lob too smal' coniracu only. Call Mr. Antsn» •Xpert MOVERS at low cos attics, iddltioni, minor from Ifi, U»d TV* bought * conditions. For an roads. All type masonry, Pfee Celling*, tiling- 20 yeart exp. Pully Ini. Free Bst, IPICiA repair*, ate. free #jf. Fully g««WMI* 4 iMncr* avjll. appointment, please call LEOALSBCHBTARY IlIiJTO. ceftlflta, LlcM*ad( ^ «tfti HOUIEHOUO, ITBMS lime exp. neceisary for est. 37a-lfX», J7J-MJ4. ANTHONY D'ALtSSIO SENIOR CITIIBN RATE. N Insured, Lie, No, SIM, Jewelry, entlr* contents .. IJ2 4JM, — — It tf-3S 467 65*8 ln>Ur 1 |oB too •mall. Call 68i 6379 on 16.417 J 1749 iouffl diversified Mapicwood law " ' ^ RMLfl (iuse. Ffj. * S»t, off let, call 7U2N1. ^^•^ — Rtf-50 compare our rates, Union Cltttfic flep»irs 17 DIIISN LANDSCAPING 964-4206 Of 667-0904 Genital Smicts Sid* A KEMPER ——• n S-J1-1 OCNERAL CONTRACTOR ' Maintenance, top tell, tiat, State KSlli, 141 MEDICAL CLERK (J) J.M, ELECTRIC Alterations, additions, palntlnfl, Cartrtlad PMtlclda Applicator, PLUMBING ft HUATINQ PROFESSIONAL TVPINO kitchens, etc. Fully Insured, ft. KELLY MOVERS CARLF.KOEMNER * Two line star INSURANCE irvlngton doctor's office. Reildintlal 4. comm«fclel Sehool sf Hortlnilfur«, T«mpi5 Local ft Lang Ol stance Repairi, remodeilnB, violations REASONABLE RATES SANDS 4671715. Inferior painting Bath nms., kits,. Water Knowledge of medlctl wiring, " " avat, U2- Ag*nt North American Va CALL JUDY ANYTIME terminology helpful, no typing, 2 ——-—— RT-Fja pgptrhpgptrhanglnaa . First clailasis work Boilers, steam i water COMPANIES Linas, Th» GINTLImei TniureTniuredd , fl55ll7 systems. Modern sewer Hl-Ulf if Fourllne star day week, no #y»i. or Satl. K. mover*, WOlW cleaning. Comm. fc 3PeJ^oresf Avenue te Write class. Box 4U7, Suburban COST PLUS 10% res. Herb - - — — - Z4-25 94A Summit, NJ. KELJON eitci.-LIC. No. 4M9,• Includej labor, material, HIM _ R1-f« TiefieTriefierr , Is S064S-06400. WINDOW 5HAD1S, MINI Publishing, 11V1 Stuvvesarit W, Richards IM-H f Sixllne star EqualOppty.empiyM F Ave , union. fully IhMred, no job too big, no tax, Insurane* »• ou«ront«. • XPER1EHCED LAWN CARB UNIVERSITY VAN LINU. A Save money. We paint top BLINDS, WOVEN WOODS— let too smalt, 241.?m. »•»•» • Triat'l eur price for *ny typ. •ducsted mov«. All typat c. bottom V). Dlicount Prlcii, Fr«« Hornt — —— —• KJJtl of work you want don*. Compart Cleanup, f»rt!li»r, Av.r»oe » yOU PBl Servlee. ELBCTRlCALlOO amp. x too lawn cut. clipping* D»ag«d- moving, fnt tit, wa mow 151*403 Fully Unisi lo VSwr *« (frv. our irtt Mt, •Ingle IWmt. J741070 anytime SHADY LADIES on th* average, 1 family hoi orJu H 90 Call Bill W4 OSM. 762 0749 Cl lUmi IW ' J^ Mapiewsod M« or Gee HiWrl, 944 41 JO STRUCK" MESSENGER I DRIVER 1(70. J.A.H, llecfrlc U S4 I5 2IV4A COMPUTER Large EIHI County Stvlrnn uil an Ail Vitsf" M9" •» KEYBOARD Bank hat an opening for a a.m. IB !»-*• •' mnuwr s. drlvir. A valid I OPERATOR N.J. irivtr1* llctflM II rtqufftd. : Knowledge of Basil t h E»cHI«nt working condition* i. iiJui P M., Mon. ihrulrj. fringe B«n*fit% jflease, call M4- CALL THE EXPERTS Thursday, May It. For Salt FM Salt HMMFatMt Houw Fer Itli Rent Hpirtmenh For Rint Roomi For Rent IK PLBA MKT,—1«|., Juft« llfh, is W1BBINO OOWN VlCfJrHO IPNIMOPilLD FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP MORRIi 1WP IRViNOTON rumllh.u tiblMi 1*. LuNei Chureh, Cor. •tyit, u, 10-11, ntytr worn, off- • LltAIITM 1OMIHI1T COUNTY ffetplng room in qul*f, prlvaf* 4tn «. wiinut, RBMIII, P>«W white, blue ribbon trim, NBWUSTING (MORRiiTOWN)usury, AC, Oarde, n1,_2 Apts., J,. Peelbrm, i.ome Business lady Kit mart auttlM fMilwi waniad. matching head Bltct, Itautifui Cr»ice Elmora Area lSTTIMIAOViflTISIDi illo up, N,V C bui -™ privileges. »2 111? Call iO-Mil w 14Hgi, V«ra Plum creation, pd. »)».. J.E.C, 4. St. Oenevlev, ptrllh, I Handiomt Colonial In mint You 64)1 Taking appl. — —— Z 5 21 105 yourtllM, 14INM, 1U-WM, II family calsnial, emniir hall, Ip, condition features 1 bedroom!, Get IVY HILL (=urnishad reem for Search for Health FLlA MARKET ft RUMMAal AM, 7 K,M, LR, open PPL, 10. mod. ••'In mod. kitchen, mhwatrMr, w-w gintleman, near buses IAII—!r¥(«9ten Hi§h P11A, kli,, r™,, 1W mod, battim, carpeting, 1 car garage, So 1OHLLE PARK Cat! J7j I1S4 National institutes of Health lit, AM¥ JV, 10 »,m,j p.m., WNOLBIALI dlltrlDUtor of itttm all heat, 330 al«c, HTVln, encfoMd perch, I5j,f00, Call —— 1 5 !I 103 civic tauire, Center kltcFMn I, dlntltt tMt, ] d.y ult 1 car paras* See to aperKlatt, now! JVBSi ieverly, 37.1041, Much HOiBLLE fur room with Playground, Irvlngion. only — JO Bercem off floor til,MSTRealtor! I. Inturen, or Harvey, «I IHt, Realtors More.,,, kitchen Mature msie person can I An tocertain membranes that ————— 1-J-Il medtli, Tooill GREEN'S AGENCY Spacious J41764S OARAOi «AL« Magnavex RSai Oak Ridge Realty — — IJ21IM protect myself from line the organs of the Color TV, colonial Much, VAftO 1ALI4I Wav.rly Av#., U1 Jefferion Av,,Bllito«th easton ieetlenil. ierver, dr ,,, ]7IMarr(lAv,,lpf!d. Loh fot Sid getting cancer''" was body; vinyl chloride ip Springfield, (off Mountain 382.&M0 ZUMe Apartments lot Admiral rtfrlg. eaiarie en Avt.), Sat., Mty 11, lo 4 UNION noith asked in a column on causes cancers of the . range, air send,, book., brier r*>tdtte Sun,, May 31, • LIZAIITN SHORT HILLS Tap arta 100 « brie & much mare, lot ; Elmora Section, 3 family RANCHCAPE MAONIFICBNT NEW 200 lovely ie»»l Broperfy islfh cancer questions We were liver Of course, not ' Plymouth Avt,, Mipliwssd, duplex, t ro«m» ttch ilda, 1 car in Garden frets High 40's Call Ann* 3 BR's,, ig rtc, din rm.j OAROBN APARTMENT Sylvester. Realtor J76 2100 everyone exposed to the Thuri., Frl., «. iii, ft-*, late U gtrtge Large lot, finished basement. Many COMMUNITY 1 ACRE cautioned not to smoke, to conducted by Jam. extras. t54.»vij Call far appf. RECREATION AREA »31 18f agents will develop —^- — KHI eat a prudent diet and to HIMALAYAN KITTiNI O'DONNELL AGENCY SWIMMINO POOL WITH Setting Qtiici SpKi jw Runl Hi cancer, hut cancer rates O A B * O • lALl SIAL I, FLAM! POINT ZHVN CABANA avoid excessive sunlight KQIILLI CALL J74-M71 Air Conditioned are above average among Sat.«. Sun, 114 Amsterdam Ave. —— R 5 19 14 ilvei 968 1199 Mr. McGann UNION 3 BB Colonial VH oaths, MOUNTAINSIbl - 200 iq II We follow this with TV, wringer wither, child's — ~ t J-21 94 210 elec , alum, siding, new root, See Our Ad modern office, parking, heat. A those regularly exposed. POO eilDllNCI.10 lesson 3M? R.ms,-$268 C, carpeting. Can 233 2060, » additional guidance in bidreem t*f, kit. »*f, desk, clay course -IJQ. union, yVesttield, t, HILLiiOE 1 family, 4 over 4, 2 car gar A.Nino 145,500 In the Real Estate pod, typtwrittr k Hand, plans SunimH, N.J, DOfl COLHOl, alum, sialng. Owner retiring. Owner. 617 24S5 AM 3 PW or llmil Bvei what you can do t" reduce In many eases, protective steels, eld vlctrpli. various Mk Asking t*J,too For further info, —— — Z519M Display Section s Rms. $3io ————— zi-ji in measures cut down the chairs, drop leaf ttBie, assarted —— Rtf-16 can Gerciyca Agcy , J21 UNION UNION cancer risk other if*mi. rORKINIRI TIRRIIl, AKC. of this paper 4i«ldaSl3 PT PANELgO, 15T pMtra risk CBMtnui St.," RoMlle, 24iJ443 ^uli aining room, large FL, Sfuyyesant Ave (eeaflon, On thp job. wear the Males t. Mmalat, ail shots, Peterpaul 1 ~~ —— I 5-J1-9B HiALTYINC M4 17I0 today I kitchen that can A C, indlvldue heaf csntrei, proper safety clothing and Hrfve an annual physical OARAOI tALI championship sired, alia Evei Hi »534 aceommedafe your own Pvt lav Call 6(7 1647, 9 JO:J ehjmpian stud sarvlca. H6>44ft, IRVINOTON — —— H 1-21 97 ciatnei washer a. dryer MQVINO TO FLORIDA UPPBR IRVINOTON IRVINOTON La efficiency, —— — I 121 II3 safety equipment, such as examination, and take Sit, 4 Sun,, Miy 11 LU t-4 p.m. RM) 1» Beautifully landscaped LINDEN — No Wood Ave. Fyrnlfurt, TV, c.bln.li, POU lALfj IRISH SITTfJR (MASACUL. J BR, COUONIAL UNION Sf. Michaels area, 7 modern, AC, off ifreet parking, garden apts. Walk to ail a mask or respirator if advantage of early Ntw Ig, formica kit, with RM, 4 BR Cape, 2 baths, very convenient location July schools h train—35 mmutt heart of bus. district. Appros glassware, china, loon, foyi. PUPPIBS. AKC. CALL 174-4IM, alshwasher, LR with sun rm.. enclosed porch, w W ctrpetirn), 1st. Call 642 M3C, ?-!.' tvel, 8. 1000 so ft Aveli commercial or your work calls for it diagnostic procedures. girnti, Nil tSulpmtnt, Ikl — :—— M-ji-U weekends 231 4J4J or 2ji-a459 express riae to Penn DR, Bsmnt,, 2 car garage, hot water neat, extras 70x190 Station, NYC Excellent office use Jsn isJi Call 41* •quip,, typewriter, eurfelm, VALUE IN LOW, LOW JOs, lot. High JO'S Principal! only, — — I S SI ?7 1M3 Certain agents For women, these include rugs, clothe*, Al eondllien, FREE shopping close fiy Quality — — E s 21 112 many mor* household Items, Mala tiaiHt Hound, p*digr»*d,a bring In your effars, Bvel, Call 466 21=4 IRVINOTON—Desirable area, malnfenance staff on associated with various a Pap teat and breast yri. old, ill than, nut* good Barbara Bambrlck, fllKH ——— Z I 2168 Ig. modern 3 rm, apt,, A-C, clean UNION DESK SPACE Cain only, IBM Ledgawoed Rd,, quiet building, off street premises. Mountainside (elf Rout. 1], take • home, 7k-J7f7 or »ai«4i BMTI UNION Perfect far Acer. -ueaOer. occupations are known to examination For women I, 10 P.M. SUSSMAN W2-66W parking, convenient to stores & Empleym't Svc , etc In sm Summit Rd. up to sunny Slept PUTNAM CAPE transperfafian. Avail, iuly tsf cause cancer in man For over age 50, the breast Rd.. lift 10 Ledgewsed Rd) RH114 «7 S.Livlngiton Av,,Liy.,Rifrf. mod HE office Include! «il Coiy j BR home In beautiful call 6re|» and civic isndicaped ground!. Many July 1st Cell 375-Ols; or )«• Ixetllent condition. Ttnanti Automobiles for Salt 126 men, the annual physical 9;)g.4jM, sofa love teat, chairs, astOassoCe , AtAi>F"pA PAPERITOCi IfitOCKK UNION 46M bus cpl . ne eels Avail June mjhoo din, rm., lamps a, more. CO., « M So. •xtrai. Reduced «10,000 1st S250 All utilities lUBpllea 1 pay all Realtors should include a prostate CO., « M So. agth M....., irvingtonirvin, ' , 5ILVERAAAN ASSOC t»70 FOno Filrtane- * dr san . Also misc., brleabrac, «te, 394 (Prices tubl to change). 17« IRVINOTON ~ 5!fl room with me security. Call after 3 30 a, 1750. SEPARATE MOTHER-DAUGrtTER all aay wkends. 2*1 4445 3J0 io. Wood Ave.Llnaen AC, power, AM FW stereo, i examination. Men aged 45 Hartshorn Dr., Short Mills. Spacious i room BI Level. 2 garage, 1st floor. Security, no new tlr»s & battery S495. lil RH1 — — K 11-17 QUARTERS modern kitchens, IV] Daths, 1 pets. Adults only. For ___ Z 5 31 97 mum 1497 aft«r 3 P.M. and over also should have SARAS! lAUIt Sat. 4. Sun., STAMPS Per living or professional use yrs. young, Infsrmafien call Roman Ryehait UNION — —— IS 19-111 _ ' K 521 136 an annual proctoscopic May 11 k n, 10-4 p.m., ii Philip •re » oenui In our young center FERRIGNOAGENCY W.4I600 Realty, 37] 6434 2 bedrooms.living ream, eat-in Induitrili Properti 1974 PQNTIAC Astre, U.S. Piste lioekl, Slngits, • Z-5-J1 97 PI., irvington, Fixturei, accumuiatieni, collections, hall Colonial w oversized rms , t — —— Z51956 kitchen, tile bath. Individual nydramatle. PS, Pi, Air, examination. household «. children's ittmi, Canada, Top prises, 5271011, »HS, m batht, den wfpl,, UNION IRVINOTON 3 rms.thermastat control. AC Call WANTED TO RENT or Buy, mint condition Asking 13000 —— R-j-ai • — R MH7 breaKlait ooraen tm,, w oeck klteneneffe, B#fh, neat * not W44 ?M 5 m garage, barn or storage place, 276 254! Heed the following OARAOE SALE, Sat K Sun,, overlooking private ground!, JUST MOVE IN water supplied. Adytf bus, "' " I„,.„ over 1000 So., ft., in KenUworth ^^— . K 5 31 12i May 21 fcM.lH, 10S Laurel Dr., LIONEL TRAINS ree rm w wet b«r (. lav,, a car Spacious 4 BR Cape ranch, bsth, couple July I ]7J 4911 UNION—3 IRS, LR, DR, niod area Phone 3MI123 possible signs of cancer, Springfield. Free lamensae. • UY.SELL, REPAIR 9trage, burglar «. fire aitrm + fam. rm,, 1st fir,, fin. asm!., — Zi-21-97 kit,, extra large rms , heat — —— 15-31119 Imports, Sportj Can ill and go to your doctor if — — K j-Jl many other extras Reduced fully carpel, fenced In yd., short IRVINSTON 3 rm apt In apt supplied. eONT'R storage Vira—14,000 635 2792 or IM71MHA eve Mills walk to trans, «, schools, A C Resit* 763 4500 OARAQI IAL|; May jilt, 10 < 4 HA bidg. w-lg. foyer Avail June so,, ft. Area tncl: 1,200 Co 1»71 FIATIHIPOHT one of these symptoms' OiPIMANW.W, II iOUVENlKi SO.' ORANOI txcluslveiy showing, 1st, ntwiy paintea. Call JW-7j?i "— Z S-Jl ?7 garages weiectric, paved, plus Red, Black Interler, 5 speed P.M. to] Sherman Av.., Rosalie Will pay tain far aaggtrt. transmission, ntw tires, AM FM lasts longer than two parity Books, games, toys, unlformi, flagt, mtdali, tie, MUSTSELL - 15 3197 UNION-Avallable, Beautiful 31/, iddt'i, sfer, shea, vit ream apartment in exchange for Springfield Ave, 8. Union, radio, rebuilt engine Call 372 curios, household, toffeenaduit Aik for Steve, ns-UO- W«l|.maintained i 1R Colonial RAY BELL Hit. 688-6000 IRViNSTON J rm, apt , 1st fi 3048. weeks: — : _ R .-417 (Oranje Av.) heat L hot water, some caretaker services. Write LOAAAKIN RSALTy mile, on quiet dead-end street, den, —— — ! 5.11-St class.. Box 4UI, Suburban — , N 531 131 Unusual bleeding or . — — RH» fpl., enclosed ground), 2 car parking space, immea, «e«ltor 618 3147 WANTED garage. Reduced to I43,SOO UNION octupancy, iUs Write Class., Publishing, 1291 Stuyvesant Av,, — — 1128-11? I5»» BMW.I60O. 4 spd , cream ORACfLAND.Unlon-4 double Bo« 41M, Suburban Publishing, Union, N j. with tan interior, 78,000 miles. gravel (I burlali) itfi non Her. JLACKfc WHITE WIST ORANOi .CALL«|7-M74 '"_ COLONIAL CHARM IJ5I Stuyvesam Ave-, Union, — Z5.21-97 i ViUtisn RenUb 124 Needs seme work 11200 or best A lump or thickening in will divide. Private party JJ2- PLEASANTDALE 1 RM1-, FIN, iSMTN. 1ST __ HS-31-97 UNION—3 rms, 2nd fl. in private | offer, (87 113s. %W (evei. 8, wkndl, JM-MM), Ml Our beautifully maintained I PLOOR, FAMILY RM, ) home, no pets 5309 mo. Contact POCQNOS the breast or elsewhere. -—— — KM BEDRMS., 3V] Batns, best of IRVINSTON—Very aeslrable •7S FI6T134 Iports Spider red rm.,J'/i bathl, grade entry split JV) rooms, avaliable June Is Realty. Broker. 3711670. Lake Harmony, new Chalet, 4 A sore that does not HiALTH PUODi. We cam M\ hai a Ig. panelled den w- WashlnBton School Are*. . — — 2 5-2197 BRS, pvt lake, fishing, conv,, s spd., radial tires, Am- line natural foods, honey, salt' 343«MorritAye,,Unlon lias, 171 2722. Fm e track, excellent eond., •ally li. Sal, II 6Utm recessed lighting, gourmet Kit,, — — Z 12197 swimming, tennis, horseback free & sugarless faodi, nuts, klngilie malttr IJR, battment, UNION 1 rms, 1210, gas, heats, riding 1, golf. Shart walking asking I4S00 411-42S3 —~ Ktfl7 RAY BELL Rlt. 688-6000 IHVIN5TON 1 bearoom apt hot water supplied. Adults No A change in bowel or IRVINOTON HEALTH FOOD ] car gar,, I, overhead central A 1«1 MarrlsAv ,,gnian open»f distance to Split Reck Ledge STORE, f Orang* Av*,, Irv,, c. Offered In 40't It ii an elevaior bldg gooa pets. Call after 5 P,M 616 4264, • ays M4S29I, eves after 5 P AV OLD CLOCK WANTBD — — ZS-ai-9* transperfsflon, call Super 373. — —— Z HI-96 2724i24, bladder habits. J72-6I9J, SUMMIT HiALTH Any conaitlon. Top priett, Alto unbelievable valut. Realtor UNION 9339. IIS FOOD STORE, 494 Spfld Avt,, ClocK Rtpllrl M7.|*i. —— — i i n 134 Hoarseness or cough. Summit, CR 7MJB, KADEN 184-2820 2 Family Home z m-ff NIONIRV, fOCONOI Indigestion or difficulty ——• ftt-f 4 rms, 5, bath on Ut,, J rms, 8- IRVINOTON beautiful large 3 Sun In the pocones, 5 lakes, i OUTRAGEOUS BUT AND 111,1, IOOK1 175 SoLivingiton Av,,Llv. balhon2nd,, med. kitchens, rec, room apt Quiet, well kept "apt tennis courts, golf, fishing, in swallowing, HOUSE SAL! - Some furniture. FURNISHiD, Sleeps i I7i PRICES PAID Books a. jewelry. Sat,, May al, MAPLIWOOD—colonialIJ-H-, alumM, basement, I car garage, 330 bldg, 3rd fleer 1225. Adults, sup!. "FOR JUNK CARS eiec, Bxeeiient "buy, jo's, 0tuguesant weekends. July & Aug., 1150 A change in a wart or tiJO-1, 11 Midland PI., Upper slaea, ] BRS, LR, DR, kit. k =_ Z 5-3,-97 week, S5O0 for 4 we«ks, II ,000 for CALL Ml LAST vallsburg. bath, IM's, Attractive spilt, ) IRVINBTONoVj rm apt , 16 weeks. JiJ-3737. Free Towing 68! 302] mole. . - • K Ml BRS, 3 baths, LR, DR, mod, kit,, modern Ihrayghoul, 2 children VILLAGE — — I J H124 — ~ K 69129 family rm, plus enfras, aceepfea, IVi months security LOCAL new ear sealer will pay Write to the National INDOOR Downtown liluMth White Realty 668-4200 Ik2BRM APTS, POCONOS — Luxury vacation overbook price far clean suburb Flea Mkt. 1 Antique Show, mmm? AC, Realti- 7|J, 500 required, 127} + utilities. 374- — —-. ZS-Jl-ft, home. Pool, tennis, lakes, used ears. All makes i mgej. Cancer Institute, Office of tvery sat,, starting Jun* 11, | ft, Top prlcM Mid, 4.4 UM ' I I 21-W FROM 1252 VAILSByRO—Ssltm St J stables. Most beautiful 1 Also vintage ears, imm, cash. Cancer Communications- space, dealers Inquire, days 241- k it family, 5 rooms each apt,, - ZJ-19-97 immediate Occupancy development In mountains. Mr Carr 7J3 6226, 763-J400 ifii.eves JM-1I1J, WANTiD • Vlollni, VlOitl, entrance also from Smith sf. Avail, wkends in Juntj weekly —• Ktiiaf SH, NIH, Bethesda, MD —• —— IS-2I Cellot Any condition. Low ORANOI—Attractive 12 rm, Asking MS,500. Trainer Rltrs,, ^Beautifully Land- from June 21 iept 10. Call after LIOHTIHO flilvris, lamps, priced for tfudanti, Suburbtn house, suitable to families, LR, IR VINOTON-4 room apartment, JUNK CARS 20014 for a free copy of wi story cathearai celling, J , 3? Cot A«.. Mlilsldi, K795M, scaped Garden 6 PM 241 S431 Any year, make Sf- mod#l, shades, parti I, repairs < clacks, Studio*. 443 Sfuyvei. Ave,, Irv ———- I 5-1190 supply own on heaf. Rent S'W. — Z«>J-li4 highest prices paid. U2-9U3 amitimii fireplace equhj.Huge tiled bathrooms, 2 kitchens, ) Call 371-04S7 Apartmenta I days, eves. 273-9191. "Cancer Questions and assort, of brand name! it dl«c garages. Lei tag x 200. Near WEST ORANGE k.i-f-129 Answers About Rates and The Reotter'i coup, Rf, If transportation i, schools PRICE SLASHED — ZS15W •Close to Schools, AUTOMOTIVE JUNKCARSSTRUeKS Lameertviif*, N j, open t days • Principals only. I4j,soo. 674- IRVINOTON Adults only, quiet Shopping. Transpor- WANTlp Risks," Publication No, BUSINESS DIRECTORY 8404, To SI2,»MIII A reel Btm of a weii-mfllnfalnid apt. bldg. %H fa II00 Exclllent location, i rooms, tation & Major High- i74 9450,911-6406, 76-1040, — — -• KM — 15 21ft hausel You'll Be smaiea al all 5180. heat i, hot water supplied, *utomobils (Bf aii 126 ; MOTOR »IK1S MOPEDJ New ROSELLI PARK the extras lhl» custom built 4 lee Mgr,, 452 ituyvesant Ave ways I, uiw m H,p, Sailing it is* Child (jr. 31 Gee. PATON A»see, br., ! bfh., central AC home 1973 CKHYSLER- Leiaron all ' HIGHEST PRICES low PrlCH, muit vacate our Rftrs, Mtgs, ins. offers! Immaculate condition — • Z S-26-97 tDecorating, Heat, white, fully equlaped, & more, SMOKERS COLDER waffhouH, Pfieta trom Mff, to I WILL BAIVSIT IN MY 416 Chestnut It. insiaeandouti MT. PLEASANT excellent eond., asking 11895, PAID Smokers are more 1438,, Mpandlng on madaii. HOMK TODOLIR5 AGE. RosellePark 241 UU SCHOOLI Someone will get a leyiNOTON 4 ig, rms,, 1st Hot Water, Refrige- 374-5JJ7 "" " for lunk ears. Local ant, towing, SemtUHdBlkttllK. Call BUI UNION ARIA. IH-fSi. — I HIM fantastic Buy 1 We'd (eve to shew floor, nice area, heat & hot rator & Stove includ- —— Kl-21 126 caih 232-2350 uncomfortable than B41S14. Ki-ll-Ii ROSELLE PARK 2 family, 4 I, 4 you! water supplied, 1140 month. IN! 8P6L SfBtJamvagen. Good nonsm'okere dining cold — KM1 CHILD CAM for 1 yair aid Boy, roomso, , googod ocondition, larae CALL 376-2300 TODAY AVIII, June HI. Couple ed in rent, condition, inqulr* after 4 p.m. dayJ s only, prefer mottwr wftti 1 yard, new root. 143,000, preferred. 1W-1111, No pets, Tel, 6i7Blfl, weather because the MOUNTAIN climbing tqulp, ithar — ZMI-W Union County Heart Fund. 1977, John, of 579 Thoreau Ter , applied to purchase. Rondo ATT1NTIONI Sell yourself The MeCRACKiN FUNIRAL union, N.J., Beloved huiBand of Mgsic, Hwy, Is at Vausihall Hd., 71 to 36.000 famillea with a Myrtle Ave,, 3 GORE—Berma (nee Kay*m, of HOMI, 1J00 Morris Ave,, union, Wanda (Kozodoyl, devoted Union, 617-ano, rm, apt,, adults, no pets, SUM, w. Second Ava., Roseiie, on Mav on Wednesday the Funeral father of Mrs. Jane Peiowlei, low colt Want Ad. Call 484- on premises. il»I, Mass at lacred Heart of Jesus 1M PBUCENT aUAANTie 7700. 13,1977, Beloved wife of cnarle. brother of James Sh»laon, Mrs, on ail rapjairi s, new rooft, AIH Z1J1W j,, devoted mother of Charlei, Church, Irvington, Interment jan» MeOlvern, Mrs, Liiilan fix RUMMAGE SALE leader* I gyffert, ctlltngt Edward, Raymond and Henry Holy Sopulcnre Cemetery, ana Mrs, Malre Frltie, also New &. u§ad clothing, toys. iniiail.d. Call Mike l/n»i sister of Mrs. Rose Mulligan survived by four gransehlldrtn, household Ifemi a. BOORI, Sun.. Also survived by tw»nh PARAblSO — (Paradise) Tht funeral service was held at long. Bath "*" ~ "~ 1 B-4-71 The McCRACKEN FUNBRAL May 21. opm f a.m. Cenfl.,B|tIT Cedahr ROOflNO grandchildren and two great Assunta, of vailsBurg, beloved Shalom, vauxhall R i,ONe—JOHN INC grandchildren, Reiatives and wife of the late Nuniio, devoted HOME, 1500 Morris Ave,, Union, Ave,, Union. frienas attended the funeral on Mansay, Interment KSJl We do our own work, no sub mother of Joseph Paradise, Hoiiywooa Mtmorial Park, from The SULLIVAN Henry Paradise, boih at home contracting. Residential «, FUNIRAl.- HOME, 146 B, Indwttrlal, new rooft, re-rsotlna,, Second Ave,, Roseiie, on and Raipn paradise of Rosalie SECOND CHILDHOOD f hlnsiM * hot tsr roof, teamieu park, also survived by five S1A10 — Andrew A,, en CHiLOJIlN'S CONSIONMENT Tuesday; thence to It. Joseph's 1 autteri, latdtrt, eddltloni, R,C. Chureh, Roseile, where a grandchildren and six great- Wednesday, May 11, 1977, of 141 Morris Ive,, spfld, jJt-1040, siteratlontgenerai confrtcflng, Funeral Mass was offered grand children. Funeral from union, NJ, nusbandef the late Hn, lflitg-4;aO, Mon.-sai, alum, tiding Fully Insured. interment Sf, Charles The RAYMOND FUNIRAL iiiiafleth stabo, devoted father Fret •tfimatai. Call Mr, cemitery, Farmlngdal*, L.I, CENTER, 322 Sanford Ave. of Mrs, Delares wolih, Andrew SMOKE ALARMS johnton I7J.J4J», Mr. Longo at- (Vaiisburg), Funeral Mass Siaoo Jr., and Mrs, Sharon Instilled In your home, iWM. Sacred Heart Chureh. Interment Pfelffer, brother of John Siabo, Caller appointment, ALLIED, GORE—Raymond i., of Heiy Sepulchre Cemetery. also survived fy tm Springfield Ave., Summit, en grandchildren and two grtaf- gr«nd«hildren, Relaflvti and KSJI May 13, 1977, beloved son of _ K5-M HiUESTUTt Mary and Raymond Gore, dear ROLLER — On Tuesday, May friends attended ma funeral TUXEDO, like new, 1 ihlrtt, «ll. 117] JEEP commando, brother ol Regina, Judy Ann, 10, 1977, Otta, of 2»0 Phillips from HAEBBRLB a, BARTH bnt-orftr. Card tibli y»Lth Station Wag, Blue f. White, Rita, William, Thomas and Ter,, unlen, N.J., Beleved COLONIAL HOM1, 1100 l»lnt chair., odd tabIM & chalrt, HOIM> F« Sill R»iH, Auto,, Trans,, 4 Wheel James Gore and Mrs, Maureen husband of Rose (Oleich), also Ave,, corner of vauxhall Rd., IJfb'traniyjMA^,))!, Drive, Free Wheeling HuBI, Fisher, dear grandson of Mr, survived by one brother ena one Union, an Saturday, May 14, ^ R-Ml AOBHTi-for homal In Short pw, p-teats, lilt, wheel,,* ww fires. Roof Rack, I cyl, sister in Germany and two thence to It, Paul the Apostle Hllii, MHlBurn, springfiaid, call rYWORKS Charles J, Oore and Mrs, Cecilia WIDDINO OOWNSl. 10, nephews. The funeral service Church, irvinafon, for a Punttra) polyeiter organit, Vitnnait ^SMIiiTtrSw^n Crotty, Funeral from The was held at The MeCRACKEN Mass interment In Oat* of lace, psrfrilf neekllnt, bouffant Century 21 376-8660 &«, »29S9 PRESIDENTIAL Free Body Estimates SULLIVAN FUNBRAL HOMB, Heaven Cemetery, Tnoraugh Surface Sanding. Machine Sandinej ol 14^ I, Second Ave,, ROtella, on FUNBRAL HOME, 1500 ikirt. Call ttt-im. Minium Realty Int^ _ _ IJItr, If71 PONTIAC, LeMans, 6 Morris Ave., Union, on Friday Contributions may b* mad* fa ii« »5S43 pass. Station Was,, ivory, Rough Ateas, Full Coal ol MA4CO Piiinor Syjler. J Tuesday, Thence to Sf, Joieph's the American Cancer sselaty or iws OLDS. Regency 4 dr, ht,, R&H, Auto, Tram,, Roof aintExlefiOfwiihAefylielinar-nei.-OvenB,ikf>!i ^ H.C. Church. Rosello, where a- intermeni Hollywood Memorial Arnerican OlabatH Aiiaeiafian, I cyl., AM-PM Stereo radio, Hack, WW Tires, I cyl,, Funeral Mass was offered, Park. auto trans., fact, A-C, ps,pb, Pactory A-C, Power steering. AMBASSADOR interment St, Teresa's ROMMEIHS — On Thursday, S Cemetery, summit, ULRICH—Roy f . on ThurMay, JOIN THE pw, p-seats, elect, dr, IpcK, Power" Brakes Thorough Surface Sanding, Point E «tsnoi witn May U, 1977, Cnaries, of isefin, eryls* eontroi, tilt wheeh ww, MA miles. M«y 12, 1977, OS* 4B, at Ac ryhe Enamol — Oven @ake<1 99 KELLER — Louis F,, en beloved brother of Uouls P. burgundy with white Sunday, May 15, 1977, of Rommeihs ana Mrs, Bessie L, Maplewoad, beloved ion of vinyl top, ., 1WJ BUieK Ceniury, 4 ar., CONGRESSIONAL Taggart and the jate Mrs, Edno Claire Ulrlen, devetM brom»r of FUTURE MAKERS! JJ,H8 miles. *'-'5O7O Colonade Sdn,, Oreen, Green «5 Mapiewood, N,j,, belaved Mrs, June Morgan, n«ph«w of Light §yri,i5e BandiMq Pjmt is-jend* w-'lh Er.S'no! husband of WllmaF, Keller (nee Lyons and William and Roy H74 BUICK LeSaBre Luxut 2 vinyl Too, RfcH, Automallc Rommeihs, Relatives ana Lillian Rheiniander, Relatives Trans,, I cyl., = Oven @Aked '69 Pink), devoted father of Miss inroli Now For Couraes In Beatrice P, Keller, Relatives Irfends attended the funeral and friends attandtd tha funeral Power Steering services from The FUNERAL service at HAEBERL6 a. blue, 22,157 milet. and friends attended the funeral service at HAEBEKLE & HOMB OF JAMES F, BARTH HOMI POR CAFFRBY & SON, (09 Lyons AIR I UAUTOO ,r »3S24 Iff! PONTIAC Tempett, a ar. I Sdiunlay 111.1m 2 pm OWNER OPERATED BARTH COLONIAL HOMU, ! FUNBRALI, 971 Clinton Av«.. SBUf' Hi,, Brown, Brown V-top, 1100 Pine Ave,, earner Vauxhall Avt,, corner of Park PI,, > Irvlngien, on Saturday, M»y u, CONDmONINB MECHANICS Iff) BUICK Riviera, • cyl,, Irvlnaton, en Saturday, May 14, Inierment in Hollywood AM-PM radio, auto, trans., RfcH, Auto, Trans,, WW EAST ORANGE Read, Union, on Wednesday. ; Interment private. Interment Rosedale Cemetery, Memorial Parts, fact, AC, p,i,, p,b,, p- Tires, • eyl,. Fact, A-C, Linden. DIISILlNQiNES windows, custom Bucket p. Steering,, P, Brakes, 355 Cenifal Ave (Just oft Exil 145. ^ I Mats, rear dafeggtr, ww, 57,370 miles. HITCH ELL—On Saturday, M*y SCHILLER — Lottie Cerenia HOLLYWOOD FLORIST burn! £Or«l, Garden Slate Pkwyi 14, 1977, Henry, of 2071 Morris (nee Ward), an Tuesday, May J, whlta vinyl top. Ave,, Union, N.J,, beloved 16BJ 1700 Stlivvfsaflt Avt. aTB.8727 husBand of Lorraine (Hubar), 1977, of Oresn Brook, N.J,, wlf» devoted father of Harry of the late Edward Schiller Sr., Union,Irvington LINDEN Kltchell, brother of Jos«ph W, devoted fnoihsr of Mrs. Harvey Wt specialize in Funeral R. Collins and tne late Col. «15RcU8lleSi and Roy B, Kifcheil, Mrs. Clara Design and Sympathy Kurtiner and Mrs, Ann Sfereh, Idward Schiller Jr. USAF. Arrsngtrnents for the , (Jusl oil Si George also turvived by three sister ol Robert Ward, ' ai»o ibereaved familyjtPh UNION COUNTY BUICK Aye ) grandchildren. The funeral survived by five grandchjidren U sarvlca was at The and two great granaeniidren. i0 COAST TO COAST AiicCRACKIN FUNIRAL Relatives ana trlends, alto ^i V.U. Hill tm*. Union. r» Jt'W »<»* ,nt 339 NO. BROAD SI ELIZABETH 354-3303 ,* Thursday, f*ay 19. 1977

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Today. May 19th PROMPTLY

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