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ran ^1 0884 G4B2 99C Zl "Your Community Leader" - SL YQ7432 SlCODOOBS .»? • fit bi>publish- shield before landing in the westbound ward In provide informal ion. If we have ed on Wednesday ne.\ i week, one lano, whore ho was .hit'by the second lo him! for the person, il might become A PRIZED DONATION-Rulh Stolsol (loft), Sldnoy yoars. Stolsol, a former Springfield rosidont, and tho (lay earlier than usual. It Is Im- car. Tho"sccond vehicle stopped and the (I different situation however." Kruogor and Joan Mayor flip through the pages ol one of "Friends of Sadio Yukor" savod f 1,200.to purchase tho col- portant, therefore, Hint nil copy (Jrlver looked at tho victim before flee- Anyone who Ims additional informa- nearly 30 books rocontly donated to »ho Springfield Public loction In Yukor's momory. Kruogor Is tho prosidont ol tho be submitted by the (leadline of 5 ing the scene, police said. tion should contn^t Del. John Ilyncs at Library by "Friends ol Sadlo Yukor." Yukor was a library's board of trustoos and Mayor li the head of the p.m. today. . i'ollto withhold the name of the Union police headquarters.' dedicated Nowark librarian and teachor for more than 10 llbrary.'s adult and toehnlcal sorvlces. A oOR W&m^^WMMimb^r.iA^, : SPRINGFIELD (riJ I Lt> SPRINGFIELDIN J.) LLAUEk Thursday, December 14, 1982 — 3 PBA files 39 allegations against Police Chief Aider Byl.VNNJOKKKK soculor." casCBBOo and the vindic- havi,n.,Ae iIs* substantiatecnhdnniiniKHd hbvy smisuidl. ' PBA will reserve any ffuru - MOUNTAINS said tho 3» tlvencss and misuse of fact. We have reason lo "We don't want lo get in- tlier comment on the White House reporter prof iles Reagan's career Mtl ^ '---'—•'—"- proper processes. believe Hint misconducts lonny nnmecnlling,"Kcn- charges until "the next lro rate, impersonal crimc-rldden clllei]' ^ ' lr"~1Connedy-ncdy-sairt-and-Hdded-lli6-moveismado," ysPTHInm opposing Ihe truslees. fl wus liiiD1rsr~~tWlnlng for u polffieill career on the . scliiiollyachur, wus u slronK, "forcelul plane wilh dillieully, relumed to coin TV viewing at home, bureaucratic^nd SPWNGFIELD-FollowinB me Iho •venture inlo politics, which improved, RepublicanIlighl. . " woman married lo u Virginia plele his college education. Ilien started electronic transactions. socutor on 3» inconsisten- reviews of the recently popular bonks his spcec'fi-making talents, which in l-'rom spokeMinnn to candidate for slunctnuKon who died of un "m-utc his journalislie career. with Ihe The dillcrcncc between solitude and ••c cies and misconduct (or fall rending nl Iho Springfield lurnledhim inloaeling. governor of California wus un easy dinholk- fiftna". When Hu.sscll wus only Hullimore-Sun loneliness is discussed, as are feelings allegations the local Public Library. Cannon tells of Reagan's job as sport- transition, lliniiijhjio had "no politicnl livr, Mrs. Baker, unable In support her Kussell describes the fierce hostility of intimacy and community. Also ex- Policeman's Ucnevolant ' The Rarltan Valley Line runs between / OUK I'ltlCKIDKNT scaslcr. his career us a Hollywood jie- hackurouncl, no polilieal cronies, ami no Ilirec children, permilled her childless between his mother and his. Km ml Enjoying what plored are the childhood roots of Association recently rais- Phillipshurfiand Newark. FromNewark, there are "Rengan" by Lou Cannon. lor, his lii'.sI marriage i.lane VVyman). machines", (loot's and luck ol inluws lo udnpl one diiu){hler. .Wilh molher. his eccenlrii: uncles, his New York has to offer loneliness, lonely adolescence, and ed against Police Chief White House correspondent Cannon and his union activities which jeopar- kiinwlcdnc were nhslueles al lirsl, hut Kussell and his sisler Doris, she moved mother's unlorliinalc suitor Olul, Ihe 'offersone problem., ci mvenient transfers to midtown New York on adult loneliness. The myth of old age | Wllliam.Aldpr. (Washington Post) has been following dized the marriage. l(ca)>:iii learned quickly In l!Mi7. hack: lo Newark Io,lind work and live wilh humiliiilinK cx|)cnciiccs ol bein|' "on NJ TRANSIT and downtown via PATH. loneliness is questioned. According loP|JA Presi- Getting there. Ronald Reagan's political career lor Reagan has alwuys been a politician ed hv his millionaire friends, he was trial ives. relief" He reports also on bis iSmMing v v The writers gathered statistics in- dent Alan Kennedy: "Our You can drive. Tosaveyou money and add extra convenience, the past 17 years. This biography (suave, genial), bul until l%2 hewas n ' tuned lo seek Ihe nomination lor the. In I his unsalisfactory environment sexual '(incounliTN, his Iriendship wilh dicating that the vast majority of elder- contention was and is Ihul NJ TRANSIT offers 10-trip, weekly and monthly covers Ihc early- school iwhere he Mimi I opposed by his molher), and his And put up with all ly people interviewed belonged to Ihc charges brought birth 11911, Tempico, Ill.i, llnoiigh his housing, civil righls. and n free labor Nuhsequenl ciimpnitfns also resulted did well), IOUKIII wilh bullies, and, uru;- cvcnluul happy marriage. the traffic. The tolls. The insane parking foes. discount tickets. And our one-day round trip organizations, has close friends and/or against Sgl. Kiiymonel election lo the Presidency and IUIII. movement tl-'liK was his idol). After in defeat from which he rose lo lirsP cd by insistent rnolher, reluelunlly <)vi-;i{('it.Mi\(;i.()M-:iJM':ss ticket saves you 25%off the regularFare-during -family, and even engaged in volunteer Delia Sorra were brought Or,-you can relax on NJ TRANSIT'S new Cannon tclls-all about Ihc man whom he signing a contract will) (ieneral IOIec- ;i|4;iin His final campaign i MI7UI.ended tried to sell magazines. Desperate for a "In Searcli ol Intimacy", hy (,'ann work. This, of course, excluded those up by Chief Alder as a per- Riiritiin Valley Line. And ride on the most off-peak hours. ' ndmires-liis strengths and weaknesses. liic. and his income was rapidly rising, in his Presidency. Cannon lakes us change in luck and a house of her own, Kuhenstein, I'll I) , I'hibp Shaver. I'h who had recently retired, or had lost a sonal vondellii. We fell For more information, call the NJ TRANSIT As a youngster living in Dixon, he nl- he began lo objeel lo Ihe progressive in- through all Ihe years of eunipai|{n Mrs. Hakrr moved her family lo I). comfortable trains ever huilt. spouse, health, or financial in- thai during Ihe ' Delia Information Center at 800-772-2222. iended high school and.played football. come lax. and became more and more maneuvcrinns, issues. • debates. Itallunnre durinKlhe Depression The authiirs desenbe loneliness la • These new trains feature a smooth, quiet ride, Their conditions be^un lo improve condition experienced by millions of dependence. [ Scrra 'bearings Ihul now At Eureka College he was freshman conservative. His exlensive road ex- IU'a|:imnnm-s ihow it evolved, and its climate control, carpeting, cushion seats and many TheNeW Think much more enjoyable when l.ucy married a railroad man icrieansi as a psychological hunger • It is essential lo understand became more appurcnl . reprcscnlalive on the strike commillec periences as u speaker was excellenl eonse(|iiences during Ihe first year ('(instantly prodded by his molher "fo lor intimacy and community It is a loneliness in order to be able to over- i and Ihe things Ihe chid other c"omfortinfj features. • . ' n Alill'IICI) ItKKiMAI'IIIOIt make somelhinK ol yourself", Husscll "si({n thai we are lacking companion; come it. Many examples are given, and I said exemplified our feel- - •. We're also adding new platforms and making RaritanValley yOu don't have to Pia5 "(irowinu Up. " hy Kussell linker continued lo excel in school-in writing Ship, closeness, and a meaningful place a sulfioicnl number of suggestions are ings. ' .'..'.- other Improvements at many of tht-stations. .; • tint* •'*:'"'•-' -J^' t. • a part in this scene. 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE INCLUDING PARTS & In one ol Ihe most likeable, Hi'iilly humorous. Iriojirnphies lo dale, Kussell - and .lileralureyet he remained in.Ihe world Some ol Ihe causes are: made, lo help one cope with the condi- • ..."We brought Iheise, in- ' Baker. New York columnist, rewards unusually unsophisticated. widespread~mobiiily, a hi|>h divorce tion I consistencies and miscon- LABOR ON ALL NEW COLOR SETS us with his recall of the bleak, troubled After bis lirsl year al Johns Hopkins, duct charges lo Ihc atten- yeaiK of his childhood and maturity. . Kussell entered the Navy Air Korce tion of Ihe Borough Coun- His mother Lucy, a former (WWII bad beKuni, learned lo My a cil. The ball is in- their COLOR TV $ hands now;'.'il's their responsibility lo act on IhciTi." Kennedy said. NOW ONLY According, lo, Jim MODEL SHOWN S233449" 9 Robcrls, borough business DIAGONAL CONSOLE ! administrator: "Within 48 Mediterranean styled console hours of the receipt of the has shaped framed top; full, documenl from the PBA, flaring base, pecan woodgrain- il was sent to • John ed finish. Slnmler, Ihe county pro- NewYorktoseeashotVy LARGEST ZENITH SHOWROOM IN SUBURBAN AREA Arrest 3 IN ADDITION TO MANUFACTURER'S PARTS I LABOR to DAY GUARANTEE. POST IS OIVING YOU AN ADDITIONAL here's one scene you ; MONTHS FREE COLOR TV SERVICE ' MASONIC SUPPORT— Grpctings and thanks were exchanged recently at Children's Specialiied Hospital in Mountainside when a committee representing theft SSSERCE VIDEO CASSETTE Atlas Phlhagovas Lodge 119, Wcstlield, stopped into deliver a donation In bohall MOUNTATNSrDE^Thr- 761-4674 • 9640646 RECORDER VR85MPT of the Masonic Lodge..Pictured, from loft, are Harry Giandcr, past master; Nick ec persons awail court Here's why you should miss. •hould buy from tho There's A ShopRitc 3723327 Pagnetti, senior warden; Robert, patient; and Link Crisson, past mastecand hca.rings after Mountain- I00S treasurer. • • ' . • side police discovered $200 ZENITH DISTRIBUTOR ' SAME DAY SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE OPEN . worth qf items allegedly Aulhoriivd Dfljlor To Serve You In • Our great buying MON. THRU stolen from a Springfield power lavel you store over the weekend, money I POST FRI. Wade earns FDU grant • 3 crewi factory police said. trained larvicemen CTO9 • Immediate de- SPRINGFIELD Leon Colcman, 38, of 198 KENILWORTH-Mark Wade of Business Administration; Dr. James livery 1529 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SATURDAY Huntington St., Newark; • Large Solecllon Kenilworlh. a senior majoring in Scully, dean of .students; Dr; Donna • Expert Salei Ad- 9TO6 Julius Thornton, 3d. of 611 vice MAPLEWOOD 727 Morris Turnpike economics on the Florham-Madison Carroll, director of student activities; High SI., Newark, and campus of Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- and Dr. Elhcl FrOowiss, assistant to the Pattie McMillan, 25, of 200 sity, has received a leadership granl lo director of admissions financial aid.' Open Sundays pursue independent projecls. Ellis Ave,,, Irvington were Besides Wade, the studenls who all arrested after Moun- - Wade received his grant to develop, received the award were the following: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM policies and procedures for the supervi- tainside police stopped JDarren Bryden, a freshman transfer (heir car on Summit Road sion and funding of campus club sports. student majoring in English, from He will devise a set of criteria for club for a motor vehicle viola- VIDEO STATION Elizabeth: Russel Fishkind, a senior tion, at about 7 p.m. on sports and establish regulations gover- majoring in marketing from Mid- WITH THIS COUPON ning eligibility for funding. Friday, and discovered dlelown; Peter Forment, a freshman several brass' items DNEID16-C0UNT A community adviser for Building 5 majoring in political 'science, from reported missing from 1 -•••••••••••••••••••••••••• on campus. Wade is captajn of the trap Miami, Fla.; Monique Locher, a senior Dover Furniture, Route CONGRATULATIONS-Union County Assemblyman Chuck Hardwick (left) is and skeet team. He is also a member of majoring in recreation and leisure ser- 22, police said. HOME COMPUTERS BESSER congratulated by Assemblyman Ed Gill, also from Union County, for being the task force for community life on vices, from Ridgefield. elected minority whip in the Assembly's Republican delegation. campus, and intends to pursue The trio were charged with receiving stolen pro- Stereo cassette graduate studies leading to the MBA To Publicity • degree. He would eventually like to perly. The driver was ad- ~ Texas $1QQ95 Player with a c| ditionally charged with instruments «33 Headphones work in a small business atmosphere. \ ass that Under the terms of the'leadership V J you can't fail. operating a car with no 99 /4A M FR. Rebate MOO" • ^ HOLIDAY BREAKDOWN? granl program, students receive super- tail lights, police said. $/jg95 Coupon good al any ShopRile markei S 95 W We repair all rrtakes of vacuums, small ap-4jj releases? Write to Ihis Limit onf per family. Etfeclive Wed.. vison and financial support, up to $600, At USOs worldwide, U.S. service per- Vg, Your Net: 199 l2 pllances, lamps,'heaters, humidifiers, & sewing^ newspaper and ask for our Dec 15. thru Tuts. Dec. 21. 19U2 to pursue independent projects in their sonnel and their larnllles can par- To Publicity machines etc. "Tips on SubmillinK .News area of academics or sludent activilies. ticipate in language, jobs skills Im- ('litiirincii:- Releases " Students are required to submil pro- provement, cultural, karate, and even BESSER posals for the projects, develop a thesis high school equivalency diploma Would you like some help ALL SOFTWARE AT 1 classes. Why? "Because life's in preparing newspaper and have the project approved by a toughest battles aren't always fought DISCOUNTED PRICES ~ stereo cassette campus committee. in the field." releases? Write to Mils Player WltFnfM 15 Short Hills Ave., Short Hills, NJ. 07078 newspaper and ask for our Tuner a 379-3335 (opposite the "Chantlcler") 379-3335 This year's committee included: Dr. Headphones % Ronald Dickey, associate dean of the. Suppdrt USO through the United Way, "Tips on Submitting News Dally 8:30-5:30 Sat 9:00-1:00 OCFC, or localUSO campaign. Releases." COMMODORE Samuel J. Silberman College of VIC-20 $5995 Discover a nil mi H(i~717h t\\\\ FJoommodoro $*1QQ95 MATTEL SYNSONIC DRUMS new kind of Wall Street This Home computer Has Electronic Drums Super Graphics And Is That Let You Sound inexpensive To Expand, Like A Pro SPRINGFIELD QFFlCt CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS we Have several Hundred in your Savings & Loan. software Programs in stock. 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Y - _tv.. . v Ad« Brunner Scene around the towns bridges are 'F"\pqiijye Editor 'outdated* |I\ JOHN I'. SlIlvltlDAN .\\f' 'I-•11:9 Director Stall-toimnlBsloner of transportation- Many of.you have probably1 read rn-w , Business Office Published every Thursday slopes about a report issued by The l291jStuyvesanf AVe., Union, N.J. 07083 by Tromar Publishing Corp. Itoad' Information Program iTKII'i (USPS 512,720) Annual mall concerning.the condition of nearly one- Ultra new! 686-7700 subscription J12.5O in county. third, of New Jersey's 4,592 highway ^Special Little $ At Marsh-even our 118.00 out of county, 304 per budges. copy. Mailed and entered as The reporl's findings were no sur- x|or every occasioj Our latest import second class matter at the prise lo us in. the Department bl gift wrapping Sprjngtleld.'N.J. PostOfllce. Transportation, but some of you ma> yi/ALTEIjt WORRALL, Publisher 1 have been shocked lo read about the" creates deteriorating condition of the bridges is an art. And it's you rely on every day lo lakeyou to and fashion excitement Irom work or school, recreational, com- mercial and health centers. FREE! Rx for a Headache Included on the list of worn and out- dated bridges in Union County are the It's probably expecting too much to look i'or conY- dordon.Street,Bridge over the railroad tracks in Hpselle Park; South Front mori serjsein the cojrjc(or§ of government. Street Bridge over Ihe Elizabeth River Onie of Athe latest examples of this axiom is Ihe in Elizabeth; and the Park Avenue "Worker and Community Right to Know Act" which Bridge over! AMTRAK in Linden. has been introduced in the State Senaie as S-1670 and I can assure you that no bridges now i <• open lo traffic in the stale is jeopardiz- the Assembly as A-1892. - No, they^re not candles set ing'your safety, but many of them, m out for the. holidays. They're '*&- by lalesl count, are "functionally ob- The bill would require every company in (he state-to much more permanent than .*>>- solete," that is, they are incapable ol report to both thp state and its own employees on any,-that—-=~ and-«" if you've been ""accommodating the traffic that musl chemical substances it.manufactures, uses or stores cross them. Mosl bridges and access wandering around Linden late- ramps in this category wore designed that are on the National Institute for Occupatina) ly, you'll recognize this week's and buill in Ihe 1920s, '30s and '<1Us and Safety and Health (NIOSH) list. Scene, at right. If you know are too narrow or too sharply curved On the face of it, this sounds like a simple move to where it is, let us have your lor today's cars and trucks. answer by 9 a.m. Monday. Another 1,042 bridges are what we protect the public! Write to Scene, in care of this call "structurally deficient," which But' there are 124.127 substances on the NIOSH list, meariS"thal the deck, support beams newspaper, 1291 Stuyvesant and/or superstructure are ,badly worn and they'include not only chemicals that are clearly Ave., P.O. Box 3109, Union, lw«auso of the volume of traffic and toxic or hazardous in other ways but also such items ' N.J. •, • ••• • • '. ' • :.• vehicle weights which they bear daily .._as.saltandJiicariwna,te-of-soda,- -—-—-—i—^-^:- - ..-Last—weok^s—scenep- above;— We've.already posted some of these stumped our readers. It showed bridges lor lower weight limits. As a The act would produce a blizzard of paperwork, 16 trees with bare branches loom- lesult, trucks, school buses and' say nothing of an avalanche of initialitis: employers emergency vehicles are often forced to ing over the wall that runs travel miles out of the way to cross a would be required to maintain an'MSDS (material along Krotik Place in Irv- stronger bridge, wasting energy and, in safety data sheet; and PIDS (public information data ington, near Irvingtori General some cases, life-saving minutes. ^.sheets) on the NIOSH substances, which the com- Hospital. We have estimated that it would cost Marsh created these special little treasures in 14K gold that Having your gifts wrapped al no additional panies would be required to file with the state DEP about $927 million to bring these ob- are perlect anywhere at anytime Shown are |usl a lew cost is a good reason why you should do These innovative earrings have created lashion excitement - solcte and deficient bridges up to samples lor our New Collection your Christmas- shopping at Marsh. Better throughout Europe Now Marsh brings them to this country (Department of Envivornmental Protection). modern standards of sufficiency. But lor Ihe first time Made ol 14K gold flexible chains Ihey reasons are: You are always assured of the promise to be a great find lor lashion conscious women during this fiscal year we have only $27 • A. GoldBoads . S 28.00 One serious consequence of this type of thing is that, American engineering talents million allocated for bridge rehabilita- ULTIMATE IN QUALITY the GREATEST B. Gold Beads wilh diamonds A. With14K gold beads S31.00 in reaction, too many people are tempted to go to the tion and replacement. Next fiscal year. and genuine pearl S 74.00 SELECTION, and pay the LOWEST POSSI- we hope to have abou! $57 million for B. With Iresh water pearls S33.00 other extreme — witness the Reagan Administra- C. Gold beads and diamond cross S 91.00 BLE PRICES. C. With genuine cultured pearls. S33.00 even have an effect on history bridge projects, but that figure, includes D. Gold beads wilh 4 diamond pendanis $89.00 tion's attempt to scuttle automobile emissions con- D. With 14K gold hearts S30.00 ' anticipated federal funding which we E. Gold boads with 2 diamond pendants $62.00 trols,, By SAM ARENA Tuesday, as Columbus Day did this this country occurred on a Monday. II may not be able to obtain if the F. Gold beads with Diamond heart $137.00 .There is an urgent need to keep accurate records I am, on occasion, given to the year, it too was advanced one day to a Legislature does not appropriate the re- Q. Gold beads with # 1 in diamonds • . $101.00 memory of my first ride in a Mercedes. we could have pre-ordained il, oul of quired stale matching funds. r and stringent controls on toxic substances. Poison It was not one of the smoothest I had Monday; • . ' • consideration for our comfort and con- As a rule, we tend lo take .our control centers must have whatever information they ever experienced. —Thanksgiving Day remained tradi- venience, (he chances are that il would transportation system for granted. We This friend of mine had just purchas- tional, at least for this year, on the' have. also tend to lake il as # personal insult need at hand immediately when someone comes in for ed the car for a price In excess of fourth Thursday of November, We have not yet gotten around lo when a convenient Hnk in Ihe network is help; fire departments must have complete details on $15,000. I had recently acquired an although' it was not always so. We changing our celebration of Christmas. closed to us, even for a short"lime. But. flammable substances stored anywhere in their com- American car for a bit more than half of ployed around with that one, too, mov- But don't bet anything of value that we without dependable and adequate fun- That, yet mine accorded a more comfor- ing il up lo the third Thursday. won't. ding at the slate level. I can promise munities; health departments must have the authori- table ride, a luxurious interior, air con- For a while, we also played around Only New Year's Day is sale. After you that the coming months and years ty to prevent pollution that poses a danger to the well- , ditioning, AM-FM radio, head rests, an with Armisticfs, ndJjV Veterans, pay, but all, when olso can ydu start Ihe year? hold a great deal 'of inconvenience''as •A fabulous collection of* adjustable steering wheel and powered (this year il is backilo Nov. ll. • My German friend with the Mercedes the department is forced lo post or com- For those who love being of the public. . . , * windows.. ' . • Can you picture the plight of our new is only partially right-. We Americans pletely close bridge alter bridge to pro- The Pendant/Ring. But bicarbonate of soda? If the bill now under con- "Well, what do you think? " my firend citizens? They will be led lo believe thai don'l think of the engineering; we do tect the traveling safely of you and your Mabe pearl earrings from sideration becomes law, businesses will need thai asked me, when we had returned from everything which is of historical note in Ihe engineering! family. the BOLD LOOK In the ride. Marsh's design studio Our sensational bicarbonate not just for their records, bill also for "It's a very nice car," I conceded, Commissioner's Column gold earrings what may well become a record-breaking headache. "but doesn't it ride a bit rough?" new import He flashed a tolerant smile. "That's what's wrong with Americans," he told me. "Everything 'Revitalizing' the education law Letter you buy, you buy for ease and for com- fort. We Europeans, we think first of all Stale Education Commissioner Saul siiiod only in those districts that do not y. VVhai criteria will be used lor No mall connection located at 272 Milltown Road in Spr- of engineering." Cooperman recently announced a plan meet state requirements. assessing school district performance Recently, it was brought to my atten- ingfield, is owned solely by Cosmo Thinking about it, there was little in to "revitalize" the Public School Q. What do you mean by "inten- and how will the examinations be car- what he said which was not so. Comfort Ejducation Act of, 1975..This week, he sified"? Will the stale continue ried out'.' tion that there is"a rumor circulating Mellusi and has been under his owner- 1 through Springfield arid the surroun- ship since 1970. TheCardinafname was is afl important lo us, in nil we do. answers question. ; about the revised ap- monitoring in spite of Ihe shift in em- A. Criteria and procedures are ding areas as to the ownership of Car- retained, because it was a well We have taken to biking and jogging, proach to implementation of the law. phasis lo planning? presently being developed. A commit- dinal Lawn and Garden Center and a established and trusted business name for the exercise which we studiously Q. Commissioner Cooperman, what is A: A rigorous examination of every tee will report lo me no later than possible involvement' to the proposed in the surrounding community. There is avoid throughout the day. the primary focus of the Public School school district in the stale will be con- March 30. 1983. It is at work now identi- mall which is trying to locate here in no involvement whatsoever between At the office, we sit in a heavily Education Act of 1975? dueled over the next two lo three years. fying the ••essentials" that every Springfield. the Garden Center and the proposed upholstered chair from which we grow A.. The law's inlont-mav^be-Bummed DTslpcTs (hal "meet stale re- district musl have lo assure its students mall. ' ' reluctanl to rise. Atop the desk sits a up in four points: First, the law quirements will not be inspected again ••educational opportunity which will The purpose of this letter is to state COSMO A. MEIXUKI digital telephone and an electric pencil recognizes that the stale constitution lor five years. We musl give them the prepare them to function politically, that Cardinal Lawn and Garden Center, Cardinal Lawn and Garden Center sharpener. Heaven forbid that we ex- guarantees a thorough and efficient opportunity lo direct their energies to economically and socially in" a pend Ihe, effort to rotate a dial or turn a system of free public schools. help children learn belter, lo strive lo democratic society." I will review the crank. It defines this system as one which elevate discussion and debate. We musl recommendations and make a presen- Mental Health We will stand and wail for an elevator will "provide all children in New encourage these school districts, and tation to Ihe Stale Board. for minutes on end and enter it to as- Jersey, regardless of socio-economic not create a system that saps their All questions to Ihe commissioner for cend or descend one flight. status, or geographic location, with the energies and resources. this column should' be addressed lo: We will circle a block several times, educational opportunity which will "Commissioners Column." Office of Dieting to extremes consuming gasoline, looking for a park- prepare them to function politically, Those districts that fail lo meet the Public Information, New Jersey ing spot nearest the entrance to work economically and socially in a requirements of law and code, Department of Education. 225 West BY HELEN M. PETTINATI, PH.D. ."bulimic," rather than park in the lot across the democratic society." however, will lie monitored continuous- Stale SI.. Trenlon 011625. phone 609-2!)''- ly and offered assistance. This column is from the Carrier When the anorectic girl or young street. . Second, the law recognizes thn! •llHli. Foundation, a psychiatric facility. In- woman says she sees herself, as stout, We jump into the car lo go for a education' must be responsive lo quires should be'addressed to the Car- evcnjvhen she is virtually a skeleton, newspaper or a container of milk or to economic, historical, social a-nd State We're In - rier Foundation, Bell Mead, N.J. 08502. she is not faking. She actually.docs sec mail a letter al the post office, none of cultural changes. . Anorexia ncrvosa — the self starva- herself that way. She has what them more than a few blocks distant. third, the law stresses local planning- tion disorder — (s one of the most puzzl- psychiatrist call a "distorted body im- We utilize frozen dinners, vegetables and decision making within broad A conservation victory Each ot these exciting pendants ing ailments psychiatry is facing today. age." and fruits, pro-cut chicken parts, guidelines fixed by Ihe stale. Oct.Ill was a dale which deserves pi 14K gold can be converted A leading authority in the field, Or. storms, gelling reshaped in the pro- It is an illness that has been known for shaped meat patties, • frozen waffles, - And finally, Ihe law calls upon each memorializalion. Thai's when Presi- cess, while Ihey perform their protec- into a magnificent ring by some time, but more cases arc coming Arthur Crisp, thinks that, basically, pancake batter and pics and cakes, all community lo establish local'.educa- dent Keagah signed I he Coastal Barrier Our collection of Mab6 pearl earrings are beautifully set removing the chain. anorexia is a form of phobia. Phobia i.s tion of the mainland. But they are not to the attention of psychiatric treat- of them lime and labor saving, Ihe tional goals based on its own unique Resources Acl, described by the New healthy when man builds on them, and in 14K gold and accented with lull cut diamonds. Shown Bold in concept, these 14K gold earrings ment centers than ever before. an irrational dread of a particular ob- quicker lo slrelch out in a. rccliner in needs. Kach district musl also plot a York Times as Ihe "lirsl major now A. Genuine amethyst pendant and flawless full cut ject or situation resulting in avoidance. tries lo anchor I hem with seawalls and are just a few samples Irom our new collection. diamonds. (Enlarged to show detail when worn as with clip and post backs, are .innovative in In the course of a year, quite a front or our television sets, ir we were lo course designed lo achieve those goals. conservation law of his nilminislra- oilier expensive and generally all loo number of. patients with anorexia are For example, a person with a phobia for pendant or ring), $829 listen closely enough, we might hear (}, How will your approach lo im- lion." lemporary construction. '.. . A. With 10 full cut diamonds $816. design and shape to make a strong fashion admitted for treatment to the.Eating heights will be terrified when standing our arteries harden. B. Heart pendant ol llawless full cut diamonds, $727 nlemenlalion of Ihe law differ from the Thai's why the new law is a good B. With 18 lull cut diamonds. $685. statement. Shown are just a few sam- Disorder Clinic at the Carrier Founda- near the window of a tull building look- "approachuHed in Ihe pasl? For Ihe pasl several years I've been C. Bow pendant, flawless pave diamonds, $574 ing down into the street; or a person We have even lailored I ho com- I racing Ihe palh ol the legislation which thing. It precludes further expenditure C. Wilh 14K gold accent design $309. ples from our beautiful BOLD collection. tion. Or. Robert L. Home is'director. A. The- mosl signifii'iinl change will D. With 2 lull cut diamonds $533. D. Genuine cabachon emerald with llawless dia- Anorexia ncrvosa is found primarily with a phobia for dogs will go into u memoration of our hislory I o our conve- became Invy in October. II is designed to of public monies on such ill-advised nience. We now enjoy the, pre- be a renewed locus on Ihe original in- E. With 60 lull cut diamonds $968. monds, $692 in females between the ages of 12 and panic when a dog comes into view. protect those strips of sand between Ihe construction as roads, bridges and A. $406.00 C. $413.50 fabricated Ihroe-day weekend, and so lenl. Increased emphasis will be placed sowers along MM miles of unspoiled f. With 18 lull cut diamonds $997. E. Heart pendant with genuine ruby and flawless full 25. It is a life-threatening loss of weight If Dr. Crisp is correct in his 1 sea and bays which are known as bar- mUeh'-.for historical significance . We on planning. In Iho past not enough at- rier islands liiilfand Atlantic coastline, • ,Q. With UK gold braid ". $264. cut diamonds, $598 • • . • . ^ B. $849.0*0.. generally accompanied by effects of hypothesis, this would be helpful in im- slliri dales annul In wale lh<> Ihrocduy leulion was given lo developing and im- D. $376.00 malnutrition and loss of menstruation proving treatment plans. The research Wjih Ihe President's signing of Ihe hiatus, from work as-we would shuffle plemenling effective, plans. Allhough Much,of Ihe New Jersey shore is bar- barrier island law, we won't (1 hope!) A •' - : I (amenorrhea). Typically, the girl or' department at the Carrier Foundation cards. •' Ihe approach l«>gnn as .a planning rier island, but mosl of those islands young woman starts dieting-because1. conducted a study with anorectic pa- find il so' easy in continue with pasl model," monitoring and - compliance are hard In recognize as such because mistakes •• . : ' .she'believes she is not attractive and tients to .see if there is indeed a major For instance, in iliis year.,. Lincoln's became Ihe focus intend. Ihey are covered by houses, hotels and that loss of weight will make, her more phobic component in this disorder. The birthday fell on a Tuesday 'but we (J. Win you say specifically how I be the like, Hut they are islands all right, Alter all, il makes no sense for us lo attractive. However, dieting does' not results at first were disappointing in observed il one day earlier, on Feb..11, law will now be implemented? and reninin very fragile despite Hie subsidize commercial development ui stop with the achievements of a that many of the anorectic patients' II Mortday. ... : .,.!.... A. Four mnjor principles will guide, works of iiiiin. |n nuiiiy cases man's an unsafe area, and then have lo invest Shop early and choose that special gift while moderate, .sensible loss of weight. It symptoms, did not meet the hunic tests We really indulged Ihe ridiculous in iniplcmcnlalion. First', each district works actually make them more more public money in insure it, and continues' to the point where, she of phobic illness. Before discarding.Or. will be held res|)onsihle for. eHlablisliinu^ susceptible lo slorni net ion because ol build sea walls and-jellies I o keep oul our selection is at its peak. You're always becomes severely thin and malnourish- Crisp's hypothesis, however, un impor- nur observance of Washington's hirlh- diiy. Although I he Irudilional dale this il local plan with NuhKliinliyc- nild clear- tampering with the naltiral sand dunes Ihe lido, only to have lo pay money out ed. Entreaties by parents, and friends to tant observation wus made. We know ly slulcd goals. and beachfront. again to rescue folks when Ihey gel'wet, assured of the finest in quality, design and • stop dieting are of no avail. Finally, in that phobic patients respond holier year actually foil on a Monday, we mov- ed il Up one week in lime to Monday, Second, rcspniiKihjIjIy for achieving and I hen offer low-interest public loans most cases, the family or family doctor than average In hypnosis. It was jhi'ii those goals will be fixed with both ciiiin- . I've wrillen here in t'lie pasl about jo start rebuilding all over again. price, "When Only The Finest Will Do." insists on psychiatric help. If the illness natural to sec whether anorcclic unit 1'i'b. is. I have yet lo learn Ihe reason barrier islands and Ihe need to nurture except that il might bc'thiil we just ly supc-rinlendcnlH of WIUMIIH (as Thai's a very vicious cyelelTlje cosl- Fine Jewelers & Silversmiths since 1908 has been allowed to go on too long, bulimic patients wore more responsive representatives of, the Hlalei, and'wilh I hem rather Hum wreck them. Although bcnelil ratio tor lhat process Is clearly hospltalization is necessary. The to hypnosis than the uvcragc poi'snn. can't lei holidays alone.. anymore low and seemingly iiisignificanl, Ihey 'viMiiiiil Juggling them. chief school administrators (as hot in InMii uI'lhrpuMir * disorder is a serious one and may result The results were positive. We fntmd I'oprcHcnlulivcH of local school boards). perform a yilal lask in protecting our 265 Millburn Ava.Millburn, N.J. 07041 •201-376-7100 in death in some cases. that onoroclic and bulimic pulicnis ns Third, school districts will be en- mainland from llu< furies of major All that's neerlrrl i ("-event that American Express • Diners Club • Visa • Master Charge Fortunately, Memorial Day also foil slorms. A rlionllhy" barrier island is open nights 'til 9, sat. 'til 6 Starvation through dieting is Just one pond vwy "'oil tohypromis - c.'.|>ri.i.ill> mi a Monday while July 4 fell on'o Sun- couraged to share Information, Ideas crazy spiral is to |v - oiclopincnt form which this disorder may ta(ce. It ihe latter. Whclhor or not I his proves one Which gradually moves aboul over' • away h-u.i, uw most ha/anlons i.... day, HO (hat il .could be observed on •and Holiiliohs to.major educational pro- long periods ol lime because of lh|> ehh may^ also follow another course in that there is any rvlulionshlp of thlx il- Monday. .'•..•. ' i blems. In addlllon, dlslrlcls will) uni- away from the. n edge ol Hip sen. For which the patient gorges herself and , Iness to phobias in:;< ill nj>»>n i<> question. and flow of sands nlonfc Its ocean mid •the mosl pai isls in Europe have Labor Day is one holiday which, we quely challenging problems will bayshor™1 '_ '. . ' then purges herself through self- However, hypnosis uucs Vipixiur \oj\ri)- . don'l have to manipulate. ' receive extonslvo attention and been ha mill,: In Denmark, lor induced vomiting or through laxatives vide ii useful new trealnuril lool in'.'ii' Christopher Columbus suffered tho aKslslance from the slntv. ' . In Ihnl condition ihey, nrcdoHlgivil h- example. -., . ,,•Mlilingsfvuncome These women are referred to us treatment of nnni(>j(iii. . close in the water's edge by Ihe ocean name fale as Mr. Lincoln! Coming on a - And fourth, monitoring will be inten- hiiluiT Ii- ' • sometimes nv (Illlv y ni inpnflhedimes ' r Iter.lit, IW- SpKtNCFIELViifU) LEADER SPRINGFIELDIN J.) i «, l»8? - Dayton singers sparkle DiFrancesco retains Key club raises $4000 for leukemia SPRINGFIELD-fhe Jonathan "Four Hours for Lite" THclImn Jan 11 pingn include a carnival at the be heard Daylon Key Club raised over $4000 In its on Channel 0. Children's Specialized Hospital in of Ihree strolling performances l)y Mounlainside, a latent show, and a e department groups of sin|'."rs from fifth annual Leukemia Super Bow-I Upcoming projects by Ihe Key Club choirs which make up the p.m. on Saturday, and at 7 minority leader role dislriel volleyball night. within the Chorale. Classic held recently al Keho l-iines in for Ihe benefit of the Leukemia Cam- OTBJNGFIELD-Fire My evergreen • itk-cora- Vocal Music' Department p.m. on Wednesday. ^rQlT • Bo suio holiday _flL_JonajLhan llqyjon. (iroups [ -Scnator-Donald-Tn-DiPranceseorR- -JohnHrDnrseyrlt-Morrisnis^shistant— y,bu( Uons. t surpassing last year's* total or '2WMI *^h Regional High School in -j Union-Essex, was unanimously re- Minority Whip. s through the active purlieipulion of all ' thehdktay tewpo llghts closely for worn In- " Santa Bulls und Springfield. • elected Senate Minority Leader recent- In addition.' Ihe 111 Republican ly for a.ono-year term. Senators unanimously vnlort. to crealt' members. b wire to follow sulatlon. broken plugs und whiskers and children's The Vocal Workshop, Over 7(1 members hud community advice oiTered loose bulbBockeU. list .•viKPaRwinl outfits, ure composed or first your IMPORTER'S DiFrancesco of Scotch Plains has an'unprecedented iillhleadership posi- served in the Senate since Nov. 1!)7t) lion of Minority Budget Officer lo be residents Sponsor them from one In live by Ifce Springfield Flrt ly sets that carry,the label flumeproofed. music students, hiis ii'iils |H.T pin. The members then bowl- Depwrtroent. of-a* leading miliomiI " Hick up wrapping already provided JI pro- WAREHOUSE when he was elected to fill the unex- filled by Scni|tnr Waller -Koran. H- pired term of Peter McDonough. He Hunlerdqji. ed ii series of Ihree games lo arrive it I ' •'Pay special attention lest ing laboratory. while opening lilflHfindpul gram or hnliduy music Tor "" Ihe lolul pledge. The lop money niiscr •• Use extension cords "*om ••***» covered (rush the Garden Cluh "I Moun- SALE! was rc-elocled"in 1B81. . Foran is Ihe ranking Republican on to Ore ufety when plann- the Legislature's Joint Appropriations was Michael Dunberg, who raised $2X. ing ,'Christmas trees, Sparingly. ' '•• WMilniiiws. Never burn tainside at its mwting on I Before being,elected to the Senate, Dec. 7. This group sung u DiPrancesco served two terms in the Committee Cluh president Jon Silverman and lighting, decorations and Never hang sels of wnippinimdr boxes in the Howl-alhon chairperson Lauren Marsh variety of songs including MEN'S LEATHER, (CORDUROY Assembly. "The establishment of Ihis new posi- jrttV„_., - lights on a metallicnr- firopluw. Laylon will presenl the chock lo the VSffact a firm, fresh tificlal Irw — tIno nvoinyoid •- Trtneel. safely slan- Kum, l''um, Kum, a & COTTON OUTERWEAR As Minority Leader, DiKrancesco is tion underscores Ihe importance the iill I'loclrie toys Spanish carol, llunnukkiih responsible for representing the in- Majority Parly places on Ihe fiscal af- l/cuki'iiiiii Society i|i "America during and put tt*i» a cool shock hazard, use only-in- di'i™. TUNING UP-Rlcky Julian and Lisa B»m>/ both of Mountanside, and Spr- JACKETS & COATS place with its base in' direct lighting Instead. If lie "listed" by n Festival ol Lights, und a terest of the 19 Republican scnalors in fairs of Ihe stale." DiFrancesco snid. recognized miliiinnl • ingfleld residents Alan Souia and Amy Horn rehearse (or performances around version of Angels We Have dealing with thc.Kcan administration "W,c need someone in leadership whose offers a new water. Before setting it up, artificial tree bag built-in the community this holiday season. They are members of the Jonathan Dayton Samples. Overruns & Discontinued Models Benford to sign cut about'an inch'off ihe electrical system, il teslini! laboratory. Heard On High. and the Democratic legislative leader- linger is on Ihe pulse of Ihe burigel pro- l Regional High School Chorale. . • •• ship. cess. base to help the tree ab^Tshpuld be "lis|ed" by a . _ The Concert Choir sung INCREDIBLY LOW, LOW PRICES copies tonight sorb water, then place the recognized national DiFrancesco is a partner in the law- Senator Foran was Itie logical choice, al the Menoruh und Tree lie has i:l years of firsthand experience MOUNTAINS!!)!-: Timothy li lien tree in a sturd-y stand con- lesiing laboratory. IJghling Ceremony ul Ihe 'MEN'S SHERPA LINED firm of Hqoley, Butler. 'DiFrancesco concept for Caidwell Kidney Fund cites Money Store and Kelly of West field. in the appropriations process as a lord, il borough resident., will sign taining water. To be sure ' Turn off all indoor tree Springfield Town Hall on SUEDE JACKETS copies ol his first hook. "Tin- World Wiir and decorative lights SPIUNtiKIELD-Slude- : The GOP Seiiatbrs also unanimously member of the appropriations commit-- the water level slays, The Money .Store Inc.. was awarded u and activities directed ul helping pu- ''^ » "nil performed a •[Reg.Retail$9'5). lee. His in-deplh knowledge oi Ihe II ()ui%& Kiicl BiHik". ionighl,7!ip.m . above the cut. check il dal- when having Ihe house or W« «r the James Caldwell voted to re-elect S. Thomas Gagliano. retiring for the night. Out- School will present a pro- commendation cilution recently, by the lienls wilh kidney disease. Both mini-concert al Ihe Liv- R-Monmouth, as Assistant Minorily slate's fiscal affairs has earned him llu> ill Ihe Town Hook Store, 255 Kusl Hroud ly. Kidney Fund or New Jersey on behalf or Turtlctaub and Costa are former reci- ingslon Mall on the i Leader: James R. Hurley. K- respect of bolh ' Republicans and St., West field.' in selling door lights should have Krnmo/seasonnl songs ill • Locale the tree away its "longstanding support und commit- pierits or Ihe Kidney Kund's ing or Dec. 14. This group WE ARE NOT A STORE Cumberland. as Minorily Whip and Democrats.." He will also uulogruph copies ol his from heat and where it special wiring intended for «>»'•'»• on Tuesday in Ihe Kch001 ment lo.lho Fund and its cuuse' ul the Humanitarian Award. will appear again on Tues- Open In the Public lor this Limned Sai,e O-.i/ book on Sunday. 1-4 p.m.. al The Hook won't block exits. Take it outside use. ' • - day al I p.m. al the Spr- • For decora! idns, use Tlu> program is under group's recent Cundlcllghl Ball fun- .-\X.\.-\ HKUNSTKIN Burn. •! New Providence Road down as soon as possible ht> draiser in Pnraippnny. Celebrating its 15th anniversary this ingricld Public Library. diamonds materials which are non- < direction of Elaine after Christmas - the The award was presented to' The year, The Money Store Inc., is Ihe na- The Jonathan Daylon MONDAY TO FRIDAY - NOON-5:30 Dooley represents AFA more it dries out. the more combustible, such as Scurlls. Several selections glass, or which are flame- wi» .•» performed, by in-Money Store President Alan Turtlclnub tion's largest independent second mor- Chorale is scheduled' lo SATURDAY 10:00-3:00 of a hazard it becomes. of Short Hills, Vice President Anthony tgage lender with offices in 11 slates sing numerous perfor-. Franks joins commission • Don't rely on .do-it- relardani keep natural slrumcnlal music students UNTIL DEC. 24ONLY evergreens and undcr "lc instruction or K. Medici of South Pluinfield, and and the District or Columbia. Second mances throughout (he in talks to local groups yourself flame proofing marketing President Joseph Costa or mortgages operate on the principal of community this monlh. treatments.... polystvrcne decorations Dorothy Slallworlh. MOUNTAINSIDE-Cadel Robert C. -Commandant's Lisl once. away' from candles.. Tne Caldwcll. School Springfield, all trustees or the Fund. using Ihe appreciated vaiuc or homes as They will present a pro- on retirement systems Before you buy your next diamond • Never use .lighted, PTA lnvlles Former Kidney Fund President collateral for loons for major expenses gram of holiday music for 824 FAIRFIELD AVE. Dooley of Mounlainside was recently Though only a third classman. Dooley candles on a tree or near fireplaces'and other open Parents lo al- chosen to rcprescrii the Uniled Slates has become a soaring instructor, help- -As New Jerseys stale "We can't allow people tegrity of the pension Jeremiah O'Dwycr, cited The Money such as medical bills, home improve- the Rotary CJub of Moun- KENILWORTH, NJ. government continues l,o who have spent 21) years on system and the protection — or your first — come in and con- ment, school tuition and debt consolida- lainside al Ihe Easl Winds Air Force Academy in- "Operation ing many young cadets earn their Store as a "corporation with a hearl" Directions: Boulevard lo Market St coveted soaring wings. He has logged search lor cost cutting in- Ihe job lo confront Ihe of the taxpayer cannot be because or its ongoing volunteer efforts lj . Rcslauranl on Monday. Left o't Market on Fairfield Ave Grass Rools". a public relations pro- Parse 11 cautions shopper on gram conducted twice a year by the many hours soaring and considers Ihis itiatives, an area com- fears lhal recently were assured," Franks added. sult with us about our completely Academy. one of the finest programs at Ihe manding special allenlion faced by Social Security The New Jersey Pension SPRINGFIELD-Tis numbers should the plates • Women should never Kiwanis sets Academy. is state administered recipients. Sludy Commission has new presentation. Whether you're the season to be jol- become lost or stolen. place their pockclbooks on Employing Ihe Iheorv lhal lh.c best ..Dooley is also a member of Ihe retirement systems, ac- "On Ihe other hand,..thc already held several ly...especially for thieves. .. Arrange to have ex- storecounlers. Xmas party spokesperson lor Ihe Academy is a • Academy flying team, lie has.lravoiod . cording lo Assemblyman financial resources need- meetings and is schedul- shopping for a small diamond or a according to Police Chief pensive items delivered. • Men are cautioned e'adel. Ihe Air Force Academy sends Bob Franks (R Union/- ed to support Ihe pension ing public hearings on the George E. Parsell. who i if you plan to be away throughout Ihe United Slates represen- against carrying wallets outstanding cadets back to Iheir local ling Ihe Air Fore* Academy in Hying Essex.). Ihe newest syslem must remain issue of public pensions. In larger one,-we promise you'll find listed precautions for pre- from home and are expec- wjth large amounts of p.g -keeping with Ihe Gover- area 'to speak lo high school, service competition- . ' member of the Governor's within our ability lo pay." holldayshoppers. "ting a package delivery, cash in IheihdrreaTSetr rear pocketss. Kiwanis will hold its 15th clubs, scouling organizations and possi- Pension Sludy Commis- Franks explained. nor's mandate in creating The purpose of Ihe Air Force the Commission, a final excitement and surprise at New • Never leave parcels or ask a neighbor to keep an -re ,0 paTyour — thgn-jrlyj. ble nominees. Their aim is lo loll the •Academy is lo provide professional of- sion. "This syslem_must be other valuables in an Cye out for the delivery car in a well-lighted area. lc chcrs nd d -Academy story from a Cadet's view- "The total.cost of pen-structured lo control report and recommenda- ficers and leaders lor "She U.S. Air tions are expected in Jersey's largest and most pres- automobile in open view, and hold it until your Parsell additionally cau- " ? » point. Force. The Academy is a lour year sion programs ad- against skyrocketing costs Be. sure to lock all return. ministered by Ihe state which are consuming an December ol 19113. valuables in the trunk. A whole new world of Dooley is a third class cadel engineering school, offering an environ- tigious diamohd merchant. Hearing Impaired. iSophomorei and is a member of Ihe ment in which all cadets can reach Iheir has increased 000 percent ever greater portion of our • Don't carryJarge sums .These people will ap- lull potential. For information about since 1966. Al that rate of lax dollars. Until we've Want Alls Work... of money. Use charge nrnneh ~mT utisusiwetine OUI1USantaI , pmyeplayeud "by 13lh squadron. He is a graduate ol tne Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, entering Ihe Air Force Academy, write growth, the annual cost of accomplished this, the in- CiilIliHli-77111) plates or traveler's checks MOUNTAINSIDE-Ba- shoppc%Z™r "annrdt ™rr» offerr items«™», immediate past govcr- 1 rbara Goldner of Moun- nor or New Jersey investment opportunity! class of 1981. Dooley has dislinguishod lo the Registrar, U.S. Air Force, these pensions will exceed when shopping. . such as watchesh - and Academy. Colorado Springs, Colo. 1101140 $1 . billion by 1911-1," • Keep track of your tainside, daughter of Mr. appears to will be Walter himself while al the academy by being Santa will ar- placed on Ihe Dean's Lisl twice and Ihe or eonlact the local liaison officer. Assemblyman Franks charge plates and be sure pointed out. TUTORING Marsh - A Debeers Diamond they are returned from is a freshman at Wcllesley a™"'in'Ynwii' ''itae rive via fireP°le to hand out m At presenl. the total an- Award Winner store clerks. Keep a list of College in Wellesley. f,ems are usuS ehe^p- & '» "'"he students all accounts and their Mass. nual appropriation by the CAN HELP IMPROVE SAT. SCORES imitations. stale, lo support retire- ment programs il ad- Since 1972, we've helped over 3SO0peopleof all lies do minsters (including Ihe better in school, on SATs, on sUte tests, improve basic Teachers Pension and An- learning skills.. .at low houriy costs. nuity Fund, the Public ^-. Employees Retirement First we test to pinpoint needs. Then individualized in- Fine Jeyvelers & Silversmiths since 1908 System and the Con- struction Is prescribed. solidated Police and 265 Millbum Ave. Millburn, N.J. 07041 • Z01-376-7100 I-Mremens Fund) is $li:U.5 Specially trained, state certified teachers help your child American Express • Diners Club • Visa • Master Charge million. The New Jersey Pension Tutoring Center students do better in open nights 'til 9, sat. 'til 6 Sludy Commission) was school. Your child can, too. established by Governor Koan to review Ihe I inane- 467-3440 ing, udminislration, 241 Mountain Avenue BENSON & HEDGES operation, benefit struc- Springfield tures and investment policies of stale ad- ministered pension systems and lo determine how the cost of funding employee benefits can best be managed. Franks was recently appointed lo Ihe Commission by Assembly Speaker Alan Karehcr. According to Assemblyman Franks, the Commission-will attempt to balance two interests in its examination of stale lunded pension systems; the rights of the pen- WILD BLUE YONDER—Air Forco piano soars over part oUhe sprawling cam sioners and those of the pus of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.Cadet Robert C. Dooley . taxpayers who pick up Ihe ol Mountanside a sophomore at the Academy, is already a soaring instructor, bulk ol the cost. an insured helping many younger cadets earn their soaring wings. \ Tu I'lllllic it* CIlilil'MK'll: ^^^Kl BENSON s HJEDGESl li^Hi^i^i^il Would ynu like snine help ill prrpnrmu iiewspiipcr 1OOS | money market account releases'.' Wnle to this i I'W.spaper anil ;isl< lor our- RUTGERS 'Tips on Suhmillinu .News Heleases " Investors Savings proudly announces Total Flexibility BASKETBALL The Investors Fund. Open this account and • Once you have opened your account with you'll never even consider uninsured $2,500 or more, you may make additional money rqarket funds agalnl All It takes Js a deposits or withdrawals in any amount at minimum of $2,500 to get started. any time without penalty. As an added con- This Year Have A venience, you may also make preauthorlzed Insured Safe automatic transfers to another account. 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k.' 'probed Freshmen take honors courses at Rutgers WITH THIS COUl'ON 8-11 AM E»plrel l/»/M 6 mall that was first propos- meeting in his office arter course I'm getting it .from BUY ONE The classroom cracks ••>. 11 h idc.tr- as . A letter was . hand- ed eight years age for theobtaining a copy of a U.S. rumor," said Hint ap- a dozen college student? dimis? delivered to the Union Union Drivc-Iq Theater Dislrlct Court consent parenlly there io an Taylor Ham & Cheese "Power and Identity. township clerk's office properly « approved by Ihe Tax m applicable •'Cultural Violence and the Theory ol This lovely Ranch home at 210 Hillside Avenue, settlement which would and homeowners opposing Thei document says lhat Planning Hoard and Ihe Voids all olhor promotions the Scapegoat." Springfield has just been purchased by Mr. und S.E.I., Union Properties since "it has been mull would go in." p allow a shopping mill) in These arc graduate-level colloquia. Down Outerwear ' Mrs. Carlo Albertl of Orongr, Nc« Jemt-.v. "Siillv Union. ' ' " • - Company's proposal for areported to the courl Ih'ul The Monday afternoon WITH THte COUPON 11 A.M.-8 P.M. <=*P"" W/IJ S right? FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY . LesotskL. Sales Associate with. Anne SylvmtrrV The letter delivered to 250,000Tsquarc-fool the above-entitled uclion meeting was called Wrong! Realty Corner arranged the sale.for Mrs. Helm BUY ONE I ho township came from covered mall with 50 to 70 has been settled," it is bccausi) "there Is tafk or ii They are freshman seminars in the LADIES DOWN FILLED Gottlieb. . .:. .'.;..', B. Warren Hchl. attorney shops' and parking for "ordered that this uclion settlement," Uchlfcatd. lie Big Broiler with Cheese new honors program at Kuiircrs FULL LENGTH COATS for a group of a dozen 1,100 cars on Itoule 22,is hereby dismissed, added Ihal the consent GET ONE FREE University. We would be pleased to assist you with iin.v real township- merchants and abutting Michigan Avenue without costs and without order would "seem to in- - SWMorrUAvo, While special honors courses aiiri in- estate transaction. We provide friendly poi-tuum! representatives of civic in Kenilworlh. iprejudicc to the right, dicate'Mbiil Inure in somi' Springfield dependent study opportunities have service and we'll be happy to give you u profes- 1266 Springfield Avo. associations' who met in Hehl represented Ihe upon -good cause shown type or settlement in the Now Provldonco long been available to talented juniors sional market analysis of your home. N'o obliga- his office on Monday. group when it first was within IX) days, to reopen works. 813 Roosovoll Avo . and seniors at New Jersey s State , tion of course! The group informally organized. Ihe uclion if Iheseltlement "We don'l even know if Cartorol University, the new honors program nl- 1 is not consummated, or to it has been signed yet. Ap- Tax is applicable' decided to revive PURE in He arranged Ihe Voids all olhor promotions fers challenges to high achievers Irom CALL 376-2300 TODAY order to Investigate the enforce-lhotormsorseltic- parently • the settlement Ihe very first class period. DOWN FILLED VEST : ANNE SYLVESTER, Realtor reports that a settlement Public Notice raenl as may be agreed, has-nol been signed and • Although only in jts third year univer- had been reached on the .RENT LEVELING BOAtID -j upon. " . filed with the court," Iho sity wide, the program has attracted $2495 TOWNSHIPOF : many ol the best and the brightest SPRINGFIELD .Hchl, who 'said "of attorney said. ' • UNION COUNTY among the slates high school LIMITED SUPPLY TAKE NOTICE: Th« Rolll Lovol 1 |95 Ing Board hai cancelled Ihe regular From our fascinating holiday collection. graduates and has earned enthusiastic mooting scheduled lor Thursday, LADIES DOWN COATS December 30, IMI. Th«nr will be no support within the Hulgers community From our fascinating holiday collection meellna In Ihe month of December. Driver is fined $575 "The spirit and ability ol the honors Helen E.MaguIre Brooklyn, New York, was Secretary SPKINCJI-MEMJ-A students is exceeding our expecta- t?9«5tf Sprlngllold Leader, New York man was fined fined a total of $r>7fi alter tions." reports Associate Prolessor Docomber 16, 1987 he pleaded guilty ,lo EVERY ITEM DISCOUNTED! (FlJtU> $S75 on. three motor vehi- •• Patricia Tobin. who heads the honors qle charges when he ap-charges of driving while program al Kulgers College "Their on the revoked list, Mousse BOARDOF peared in municipal courl responsiveness also moliwites ihe THE LARGEST SELECTION IN THE TBI-STATE AREA HEALTH before Judge Malcolm M. operating an unregistered faculty lo oiler extra enrichment and TOWNSHIP OF vehicle and ficlidous SPRJNOFIELO Bbhrod last week. stretch beyond deparlmetal limits." COUNTYOF UNION plates. A .charge of no in- THE BEST FOR THE BRIGHTEST—Lively debates in (left) shares an idea with fellow honors student John Gat AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE tuso, a junior, and Dr. Patricia Tobin, director of honors SALARIES OF CERTAIN OF- ' Ricaldo Green of surance was dismissed. "What ' distinguishes the honors small classes are part of the new Rutgers University honors ' FICERJ AND THE PAV OR COM' seminars from oiher^ courses is the program at Rutgers College. CLINTON FACTORY fc PENSATION OF CERTAIN POSI- program that is attracting some of New Jersey's most TIONS AND CLERICAL quality ol the exchange in the gifted high school graduates. Sophomore Francoise Carrier EMPLOYMENTS IN THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE TOWNSHIP classroom." says Associate Prolessor liuvrs'iiri' also nniiod. sl;ilrs pniLii'jm . In Millburn, NJ. OF S»RINGF1ELD, IN THE Peter Dennis Balhory.who directs the merit awards uttered b> each .0! ticipanllicipanl.s in>.-.- irailituuial _ OUTLET COUNTY OF UNION, FOR THE kdii'i'fltii' Thonias 7^ 1;»11"*) YEABI1I], . , honors program at Livingston College Rutgers' In undergraduate day schools borders 1 At tin OmidiMi lOIU'gc ill Arts and OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS ' TAKE NOTICE, Ihal Iho lorogo CHRISTMAS "Honors students are enthusiastic and colleges. Assistance runs Irom a Douglass College Scholars go on lo 1 Ing Ordinance WAI patlod and ap- Si'ii'iii'i !.. Ifi'slvniiin si'iniiiiirs cm IT proved at a regular meeting ol Iho about learning and consistently lew hundred dollars ,[£ tull_.l.uilioii participate in sophomore tutorials 1 _ MOIVFrl. 9-8:30. Sat. 9-5:00 Sun. 12-5 Board of Hoalln of tho Towns hip of. prepared" Small "classes give iheni a • Sl.TiGG tills year • "the lolai awarded by Each Student selects'ii'topic oulside her such topics as "Tin Bil>lo: 1 is Kofigion Springfield, In the County of Union and LitiM-jituro" and "Knee in tile 1301)763 3800 7SUIIIburn Ave, Millburn. Nl CALL FOB DIRECTIONS ana State of New Jeney, hold on SPECIAL chance to try out now ideas, have closer the university as a whole is about major and works closely with one pro- Wednotday evening, Docomber 8. Anu'i'ieas: Sliivon and Uacc Hehi-. contact with the prolessors and be SlU.i.lllkl. lessor on a special project. ARTHUR H.BUEHRER challenged by other bright students." Freshman seminars at Lnuigsum lions " Socrotary For- the. lirsi year, scholarship reci- 128658 Springfield Loador, This holiday season send The scholars return Ihe compliment pients were selected Irom Ihe regular are learn taught. This year Dr A walking lour ol Ni'Hiii'k and held Docombor It, \W1 "Its great lor Ireshmon. 10 ge.t to Baihorys knowledge ol polilifal Hips 10 oilier parts ol Neu JITSOJ and (r-BOUSGO) your greeting to those pool ol Ircshman applicants, says Hir- learn Irom some ol the best prolessors shnian. Since ISM. however, award science is complemented by Dr Abena \eu York A'ork C'il> are part ol I hi' 1 At least once in her life you love with a — the ones who really love to leach." winners have been chosen Irom about a Busias expertise in English hteraluri Iresliman lionors experience at the TOWNSHIPOF she deserves a SPRINOFIELD Christmas balloon... declares Lisa Colucci. now a junior al thousand outstanding New Jersey Their honors seminar on "The Cm/en" \cunrk I'olleije ol Arts and Sciences A COUNTYOF Douglass College. "They really go oul 111 History" develops political and colloquium series required ol up- UNION students who. as high school juniors, TAKE NOTICE: The Township ol their way lo help you understand " participate 111 "Scholars Day" at Ihe historical themes through literary peirlassmen can l>e "audited." or al- Committee si the Township ol Spr- sources. A. teaching team gives ingfield, will held a Special Meeting We will send one The honors program was launched in New Brunswick. Newark and Camden 1 ended, by freshmen and sophomores on December 17,1UJ at 1.30 A.M., campuses ol the Stale L"ni\ ersily. •students close contact willi prolessors While mosl ot Ihe State lniversil\ s ~*ln the Council Room, Municipal anywhere in the U.S. 1980 lo demonstrate the university's Building. Purpose of mooting Is to Coordinated by Ihe Ollicc ol holding (filtering viewpoints. Balhory colleges oiler academic credit Jor adopt an emergency rosolullon, for commillmenllo keeping New Jerseys points oul Ihe purpose of purchasing a Pollco with your personal wishes mosl gilted young people in the stale, I'ndergraduate Admissions. Ihe event honors courses. Ihe (.'olk'Ljc ol Phar- vehicle. Also, to adopt a rosolullon macy does.1101 "The intent ol ihe pro- lor tho transfer of funds. Tho joyfully Gift Packaged An intriguing dessen idea Irom Europe. They're -explains Harold Hirshman. Rutgers' pnivicler. scholars an opportunity to At Cook College, a team ol Ihree to Township Committee may also con-* learn about their stale university as live prolessors conducts one seminar gram is lo oiler eilnchmenl abow ami duct other business of an emergon- (with candy) elegant, light, and petite, in lour irresistable associate vice president lor sludent ser- cy nature at tho meeting. well as compete lor merit awards. lor all I res Inn a 11 honors bevond grndualion requirements, ex- flavors. Perfect alter dinner. Order your assort- vices. In addition to' Ihe challenging 1 A gift they'll rave about all through the holidays. ARTHUR H.BUEHRER Campus lours and parents' lorums are students—exaining a single theme trom plains Dr Bank ) Sciarrone. dean til Township Clark ment early! honors curricula, with small classes Big 2 lb. bowls, 1 Ib. boxes, and 14-ounce 12BA8.4 Springfield Leader, Only: and individual at.lention. incentives in- popular parts ol the day a variety ol perspectives Guest lec- inslruchitn sampler bowls, all fresh and elegantly wrapped. December 14,198J (FM:MI6I) clude generous scholarships based sole- Participation in Scholars Day is by ly on academic or artistic excellence, invitation only High school principals withoul regard lor need. thoughoul ihe stale are asked lo Notice. 01 $1050 Suburban Annual Mooting The merit awards are lunded entirely nominate Ihe lop scholar in each junior- Suburban The Annual Meeting ol the class, and oilier students are invited on members of the Invostors Savln-jt 12 .by private gills Irom alumni and other and Loan 'Association, for tho oloc- the basis ol their College Entrance Ex- tlon ol directors and tor Iho Iran- Dessert Shoppe donors, corporations and_ bequests. sactlort ol such other business as They range from the prestigious amination Hoard PSAT scores and Dessert Shoppe may properly como before tho 269 Millburn Ave, Millburn • 37?T4393 class standing. meeting, will be hold In the of lice of Presidential Scholar Awards, which Seiko Quartz 269 Millburn Ave, MUlbum • 376-4393 - Ihe Association, 349 Millburn Tues.-Sat. 7 to 6:30, Sun. 7 to 2:30, Closed Mon. Each college and school within the i Avenue, Millburn, Now Jersey, on cover'almost all expenses lor lour ; Party Line Tues.-Sat. 7 to 6:30, Sun. 7 to 2:30, Closed Mon. Monday, January 17, 1983, at 3 p.m. Open Monday, December 20 years iS4.000 annually for residenl Stale I'niversily has its own approach Polls will be open from 3- 4 p.m. Designer Clocks Open Monday, December 20 ; 10 education, and each honors program Anne Smith 484 SpringfieldWe . Summit, N.J. studentsi. to a number of collegiate Socretary Holiday Orders Being Taken Now! Call 376-4393 rellectslhal. Holiday Orders Being Taken Now! Call 376-4393 I3Q44J Sprlnglleld Leader, Specially priced for Holiday giving December 16,1983 273-8236 In the General Honors Program at (Foo:U.7B> Reunion planned Bulgers College. 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•' Pastor gives thanks 'King of Love* scheduled Obituaries for benefit offering Church let Jews -participate' in The Itov, George C. Schlesinger, pastor of Ihe Springfield United Sunday in Mountainside Thosesenlimi'iils'wcrtt echoed by the said,, "the fact' that (hoyVo reached pcrience. •- • Methodist Church. Church Mall al denied exit visas by the Soyipjjwywn:.. ;),000 Soviet Jews have been allowed to news "The Kingol tMvu" will l>f |>crlorm- "The King of I^ove" is a Christmas evening's featured speaker, Dr.. Moseow'wiM make an impression. The "We • have a moral obligation," Academy (Jreen, has offered his' ,'ltaree 7i). Furthermore, Sfperslein said. Just Berk traced,the roots of Ihe Soviet will make Ihe'ulmo.'it impression." and age and In our civilization, Thanksgiving service Nov. 24 for Hie of- Hanukah party set "Our objective is to bring to the something like this is happening. We is conclucteai>irDec7 the Chapel Singers under the direction message, via the operator to Brad's Jews. 1:17 JJew s were grantetdd exiitt visai s laslt Jewish community back before (he fering gift of $IH2.JM> collected for the K'nai B'rilh Women of Union will hold Following the cantata, a reception forefront the plight and persecution of can't put bliiidcrs on." ,. services Horn in Italy. Mr. Ailclli lived in of Sandi Ruberti Wajjner of Mountain- • mother, Roberta. "All our best wlshfes. Moments before the candle-Hghling month, compared to the November 197J) Bolshevik Revolution in 11)17 and benefit of the Overlook chaplaincy." an annual Hanukah parly Wednesday will bo held. Soviet Jews," Sipcrslein explained And Krumholz is proud-to say "that side. Mrs. Wafiner is a. graduate of In- Shalom." • . ceremony, the Krumholz family and figureof4,l»;lrV through what he termed Soviet Jewry's The service wus held in the pastors at H.p.m. u.l the home of Barbara Kried, afterwards. "We feel extremely her family, husband Arnold and years ago, » ' diana University School of Music. All residents "arc encouraged to nearly 400 other area residents had This highlights an "Important "golden ago," prior lo Nazi (Jermany's •', church. ._ Shudowlawn Drive, Springfield. That telegram was sent by Grisha frustrated, and we want to scream and children Brad, Scott and Jodi, though Overlook Hospital, Summit. A bricklayer for many years. Mr. Assisting the choir on the organ will come and take part in this time of wor- listened attentively as speaker after paradox," Slpcrslcin said, citing .both June 22, 1041, invasion of the Soviet Pauline Haberman, chapter president, and.Valerie Mendeleyev, twin brothers shout." active in many community affairs, is Ailclll was a member of Ihe Local Id of 'be'John Hoopingarner and Irene.Slori ship and praise." speaker emplidsucd the plight of Ihe Ihe emigration, figures-and recent Union. A discourse on post-World War KELLER-Dorolhy D., of Want Ads Work... has announced that gifts will .!><• ex- who live in the Soviet Union and who committed to the movement to support Ihe Bricklayers and Plasters Union, on the piano Both arc from Mounl uin- Additional information can be obtain- Soviet Union's nearly Ihree million reprcsssivc activities' against Jewish II events and a quick look at the ascen-. Possibly the most important part of . Bridgewater, formerly. of Mountain- Cal!fi8fi-7700 changed. were "twinned" with Brad on his Bar 1 side. • . , ed by calling 232-3456 or 654-8420. Jews. • , .. • • • families by IhcSovicI government-. sion .to power of Yuri V. Andropov the evrning, added Alan Krebs, one of Soviet Jewry. side; on Dec. 8. Newark. For Ihe las) 12 years, he serv- Mitzvah day through a program ar- ed as a crossing guard in Springfield. "Soviet policy makes Jews- want lo followed, before Berk offered his.views the Organizers of the program, "we "The kids' awakening means that KEENE—Rosclyn, of Kenilworlh; on ranged by Temple Sha'arey Shalom in Moments latcr.'many of ihese name leave, but Ihe Soviel government has on "what is lo lie done" about Kovicl touched feelings. V I've passed our. concern on to their Dec. 10. He is.survived by his wife. Kmma; a Holiday show Springfield. " . program participants were writing k'l- { ters to Soviet Jews, sending telegrams made that impossible," shesaid. Jewry Certainly, Brad Krumholz and his generation," she said, "so they won't KYSELKA-Hclcn, of Malawan. son, Frank: a sisler. Mrs. Anna "That was totally unexpected," to American government officials and So impossible, in fact, that more than ' "Kirsl, wo ought not lo engage in family were moved by the entire ex- let anybody forget." formerly of Springfield: on Dec. 11. Liguori. and four grandchildren. set Monday Roberta Knimholz admitted. "When I listening to information on how Ihcy ' 200 Jewish families are currently con- vitriolic debate over where Soviel Jews KUBER-Dennis, of Rahway. Funeral urraingemcnls were mjide The Chansoneltes of ' '•V^'^A:" ^]j ' got life phone call, you could have could "adopt." a Soviet family. sidered "rcfuscniks,'' having been should be allowed lo go - Israel'or the . formerly of Mountainside; on De.c. 12. by Smith and Smith (SuburbanI, Spr- Westfield will present a ingfield. . knocked me over with a feather/' All this was parl of a pre-Hanukah turned down for exit visas for more United Slates. II doesn't make a damn MCMEEN—Grace W.. of WalchunK; holiday program Monday Suddenly, related the'Krumholz fami- solidarity program, tilled "Light Their than five years-. And in many cases, bit of difference." ' ".' on Dec. 5.' at Ihe Home For Ihe Aged ly of Beechwood Court', Brad's. Bar Way to Freedom," organized by Ihe Siperslclh added, family members. "And second," he continued, "it is MIARMI—John J.. of Mountainside; Dorothy Keller, 77 in Springlteld. Among Ihe singers in the program Mitzvahtm Nov. 20 took on a special . Women's Plea for Human Rights (or have been released from I heir jobs, essential (hat everything be done lor on Dec. 9. MOUNS'AINSIDE-Mrs. Dorothy U. will be Mary Slanke of meaning. So much so, in fact, that the Soviet Jews and hosted'by Ihe Linden demoted and harrassed as par-Tof/'Ihe Soviel Jews. American Jews must Keller. 77, a longtime resideni of.Mou- : Mountainside and Eileen two empty chairs at the synagogue. synagogue last Wednesday evening. II Soviet Union's officially sanctioned move heaven and earlh lo open the VETERANS WITH MILITARY ..." DtATHNOTICBS tainside. died recently al Ihe Somerset Anderson of Union. reserved for the Mendeleyev twins with was, as Rabbi Steven' Oworkcn of An- unli-Semillsm." doors in the Soviel Union. Sooner or SERVICE SlklCE SEPT 16 itflO lff£ Valley Nursing Home in Bridgewalcr SENEBAUY ABE EUaiBLE — tallithim (prayer shawls) and prayer she Chesed emphasized, designed lo And wilh that, nine Jewish families later, when Soviet-American relations ALLAN- On Die 10. 1903 Anno (loufer) of Union N.J after a brief illness. Th'e Chansoneltes, are normalized and when serious'talks FOB Gl LOANS FOB HOMES beloved wile of George AHon devoled mother ol George directed by June Cotter ' • books, seemed to come to life. "strengthen the bonds belwcen Soviel from Union County were called lo Ihe FARMS, MOBILE HOMES ' Jr. ondWilllom Allon Thereto Jonei Genevleve Morihoil Born in Walerbury. Conn., she is sur- begin, we must make sure that the issue and Barbara lofjuno. niter ol Paul and Leonard lau'er and accompanied by Jean "After we received the telegram Jews and us. so soon they will live in menorah lo light a candle for Genevleve Ballalione and Adelaide Citoldo alto lurvived vived by here daughter. Roberta Keller pride and. dignity, freedom iind honor.1' of Soviei Jewry is not al the bollom of fiS\° by 16 grandchildren and leven grqat-grandchildren The Schork, is a chorus of from Moscow, the chairs on the bimn themselves and for a Soviet family. lurttrol Wai conduced Irom The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL of Milllnglon. and a sisler. Mrs. Ger- " (raised platform! were no longer just This "joining" program was devised as Iheagcnda." HOME. 1500 Morrlt Ava.. Union on Dae IS. The Funeial • women "who like to sing "Until'-this is achieved." he added, Moirot St. Michoeli Church Union lni«(m«ni St Johr. • trude Simmons of Rahway. empty chairs. They had kids in them." "may we be their voice." a Iwist lo Ihe "twinning" program, Berk also urged Ihe American Jewish Cemetery, Orange. Conlributioni may be mod* to ihp for tun." Rehearsals are American Cancer Society. _ ' held on the first and third . Not surprisingly, then, when the Such n voice is necessary, loo, sug- whereby Jewish 13-year-olds share community to insist that, the Soviets DEATH NOtlCBS Knimholz family participated in a pro- - gested Judith Sipcrslein, Ihe chair- Iheir Bar/Bat Milzvah ceremony with a provide guarantees , on a specific AitXANDtK- OnDet. 13 |,vO3 Norland E ol Union NJ Wednesdays of each balovad huibond of Coniiance (nee Former) devoted month al the Presbyterian - Hanukah candle lighting ceremony last woman of Ihe program. Jjoviel ehild._ .''__:'• number of Jews that will bo released fotherol Woyne l.tind Curlii J Alexander olio (urvived MAD UN Came on Dec 7 1902, at Ihe Reformed Church -;—vrtstif r CoflgregiJI iofTA'nsKe Cfiesea In" 1 ~"We" calleaihT"program 'iblhingT''" by one granddaughter The luneral le'vice wot held on Home Irvmritofi beloved aunt of JUri Corollne V/ilion ond Church of Westfield. a • Tfi¥"neSI'i'67a"aemonsIfation such" yy7 pec. lStltalThaMC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME I5OO Mo. Mn SandroDunn Relotivei ond friendi alto memberi of Linden. Brad's thoughts were with the as this is vital." she told the audience. explained Fran Krebs, who prepared Jews to provide financial support for rl» Ava.. U^ion Interment Hollywood Memorial Path the NoMh Relorm»d Chuicti Newo'li. altended the lervice Additional information BUMS- On Dee. 1, 1903 lorro.ne (Conlon). ol Shorl Hill. at lha CHARLES F HAUSMANN S SON FUNERAL HOMtr, Mendeleye.vs. "The words, "lei my people go," have and directed the program wilh her hus- the movement. ~ N.J.. beloved wife o< Rudoll R. fluhi devoted mother o< 1057 Sanfo'dAve. Irvinglon. on Thuridoy. can be obtained by calling band, Alan, "because we think there Richard Buhi. Krjfen FaMell-oml Marilyn fiuhi, infer of td- "'I wasn't really thinking about -the been echoed throughout the history of Following Ihe "joining" program, word and George Con Ian alio lurvived by three fjfond PlrfTCHABD On Per T.0 I vB3iTTKorlei 07 ol Union,' N J . Mrs. Stanke at 233-4315. -•• —Shchiglik—familyf'—admitted- Brad;— lhcrJeWisrTpe6pIe'.~Wc"re"Iiere7|o"ralIy "~has^tb~be meaningraiKJmmirfncnrorr d~a "ca!ri'or~actlon"~to the^ children. The luneral wai conducted from The MC beloved huibond of Margarol (Votell). devoled falher of Ihe parl of the free'peoples to those who CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME 1500 Mom. Ave Union on GlenPrilchord The funarol lervice wai held on Dec. 13. at referring to the Soviet family his family lor Ihe basic human righls of Soviet program participants. Clnlltl aaarait VA aHIca (chick ylur Yhundov. The Funeral Man a* it flote ol lima Church The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, tSOO Morn, Ava . are. imprisoned. We are obligated lo ShoM Hilt Interment Gale o) Heaven Cemetery Coninbu Union lnl.rm.nl Monday in Wllket Barre. Pa had been "joined" with for the Jews. This is a plea (8 let them "Whether our letters reach the per- phana.aaak) ir • tocil VIHIIRI eraup. them." Horn to Ihe Audi! Oncology Unit al Overlook Hotpitol PIAVKA- On Dec 12 190? Doroihy M. [Parl*er-Cargio). af Hanukah program. "I was really think- emigrate from IheSoviet Unipn." son to whom they're addressed," Lachs' Summit NJ would be appreciated . <• - Upion, N J beloved wife ol ihe lale Peter J. Plavlto. ing about Valerie and Grisha. I just devoled molher of Dorothy DeFeo. Paulo AAonlalbono ond something "This is the worst year,'year,'.!' uuucaddeud . . -ll flfSTSCM- Mone (nee Thomoil on D«c 9 WflJ of Irv Pauline Meyar titt.r of Ralph Alba/I andTimolhy Porker. L_wished.ttiexci)uldJbe.here.too." ... ; .._lnalon_beloved,wi/e of-John G-Relofiveiand friendi- ai- '. Beatrice'DelSordo. Lee lorio and Dorii BarbeVd? alio lur:' " Sarah-Lachs,-past-chairwoman-of- OUTSIdeCJPI\M^qUIl"eS COf,e tended lh» lunerol If cm THE CHARLES F HAUSMANN ft •• vived by live grandchildren. The lunaral will be conducted for •"*•."•••• But Brad, a student at Deerfield SON FUNERAL HOME 1057 Sandlord Ave Irvington on from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morrli Ava.. Women's Plea. "'This year we are lps- . Dec 13. funderal Man Immocula'e Heart ol Mary Church Union on Thuridoy at 9 a.m. The Funerol Man. 9:30 o.m School in Mountainside, knows all too ing — slowly, inch by inch. Fewer of our Map'ewood. "Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Eo>< By ELLAWESli B. • per side for beefburgers, Orange. '_ ' al Holy Spirit Church Union everyone well that the Mendeleyev twins can't Soviet brothers and sisters are being I Just moved in? I ^*!*d\ New SeVection of Imported Designer Shoes •^a McLENDON . from six to eight minutes PICKEU On Dec. 13 1903. George H.. ol Union. N.J . 5 get out of the Soviet Onion. They are released." COSTA' On Dec. 7 1°07 William E. ol Hiiliide NJ beloved huiband of ihe 'ale Eluobelh (nee Keppler). JLSSiS ** ^ .Red Dot Sale on All Imported Shoes '. Extension Home per side 'for a 1-inch beloved huibond ol Jean (Mo<'eucci) Coito. devoted devaled father of Mn Carolyn AlblnowiU), brother of in the called "refuseniks." having been • According to the NCSJ, fewer than lather ol Catherine SchulH and Corylle PeUri' brother ol Elmer Pickell and Mildred Roulh. alia lurvived by lour (extra 20% off discounted price) I1 can help you out I £mlly Marlln Elepnof DeNiUe and Marion DiSarno. olio economist . medium-rare steak; from grandchildren and \\* ofeotgrondchlldfen. >The funeral |; ' Don't worry and wonaor atiout learning your'way |;: •urvived by 11 grandchildren and threo great' ter'vico will be held on Thuriday al 10 o.ip, at ihe Townley Some of the cooking 10 to 15 minjuics for'a In- randchildren. The funarol woi conduced from The MC Preibyianan Church, Salam Rood Union. Interment Fair. takes place outside on the inch ' medium-well steak, around town, Or what to sec and do. Or whom to ask. :• GRACKEN FUNEtlAL HOME 1500 Morrii Ave. Union on mounl Cemetery Newark In lieu ol floweri. conlribuHom As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess,. I can simplify the jig Soturdoy The Funerol Moil at Immaculate Conception may bo made lo iha Memoriol Fund ol ihe Church. Friendi Consumers save energy grill. ' and from 15 to 20 minutes Church EUiabeih. may coll ol The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morrii businoss ol Rotting sctlloa. Hti(I you begin to onjoy your Is: Avo Union, on Wedneiday 3-4 and 7 9 p.m. _ . . .per side for a two-inch now town... good shopping, local attractions, community •[ CLAUS3-Clara O. {nee Oeutenmuller) age « on Dec 13. little Ones *ftus opportunities. *l403 ol Ifvinrjlon beloved wile of ihe late Paul E. molher OIMANN On December 7 19B3 Tominie (Wedemire) ol Proper cook.ng and medium.rare stcak. ol Mn ElUe Dolhe of Irvinglon nilerofMri Anna Weber want ads 529 MUlburn Ave., (Across from Saks) Union N J.I beloved wile ol the lale Rowland Rlmann. And my basket Is full ol uselul gills to ploaso your of Irvinglon Mill Emma Beulefln'iuller Albert Deulen* by alleviating problems temperature control are Rubbj fa( ovcr t||c (h 158? AoroblC Darcir>Q. devolad mother of Wilfred. Roy and Edward Rimann, Helen T muller bolh ol Trerlon Emil and Richard Oeutenmuller family. si Fennacken and Rulh Dowdell: inter ol Comlance Mon.-Sat,, 10-5:30 Short Hills, N.J. 46.7-4020 Mon. &Thurs. ti very important. grjll keeps the mcat from Tako a broak Horn unpacking and call mo. :i both of Long liland olio turvived by two g'onchlldren ond Wedemire. olio lurvived by two broihan in Jamaica. W.I , By M.U'REEN DONNELLY Keep the temperature of Ihe Try a free Introductory class at nine great'grandchildren. Re'o'ivei and iriendi amended eighl granchildren and four greal-grandchlldren. The The number of minutes sticking. Turn the meal the lervite al The CHAfllES F HAUSMANN 1 SON luneral wai conducted Irom Ihe MC CRACKEN FUNERAL a steak cooks on each side only once, using tongs in- a nearby Location. FUNERAL HOME 1057 Sonlord Ave . Irvinnton on Dec HOMK. 1100 Morrii Avn.. Union, on Friday, The lervice JJNION- 13th InUfm.nt Ho'l^ood Memorial Pork. Union woi at Ihe Church of the Redeemer Vinaland. N.J. Inter- depends on the degree of stead of a fork to avoid ex- menl in Oak Hll Camelery. Vinelond. DUGAN- Joieph G en Dec Q 1903. ol Eati Orange. NJ Be sure that your refrigerator is dononess you prefer, the cess loss of juices, and YM-YWHA GREEN LANE lives depend upon our ability to solve 4670132 devoled brother of Mr» Adale McPholl ol Eo.l Oronge. •flICKMAN- Alice, on Dec. 0. 19B3. Ot ihe Reformed Church located away from heating equipment, thickness of the cul, the cook it slowly. MON/WED 1 PM ionari»rvlce al the ing; for boneless cuts, Church loi a Funeral Man In Hollywood ftelormed Church Home. 730 Nye Ave . trvinglon, on Dec '•SUJ€flT€flS above and on the sides of the coals are. Memorial Park Union . Elizabeth, in field experience with allow Vii to '/j pound per 11 1903. Arrangement! by CHARLES F HAUSMANN 1 SON Union County Cooperative Extension refrigerator for proper air circulation. Cooking time will vary FUNERAL HOME. 10S7 Sanford Ave Irvington, N J. Dona' Aeg. '30 to '43 serving. F(00°Cm. ThomaiP.. onQec. 13 1902. ol HilUide NJ. Horn may be o'ven to Ihe Relormed Church Home, 720 Nya S ! from five to ten minutes beloved huiband ol Balbina (nee Dabiaul devoted lalhe' Ave Irvington. N.J.07111. Service. Oven cooking is more economical of Mn Blanche Muriyn of Tenafly dear lalher-ln-low ol 14'° to 19'° than surface cooking. Ovens require Walter Muriyn dear ileplalher of Janlna Lack I ol SOffCE ~On Dec. 10. 1vO3. Goetano (Comaroda). of Union. There are ways in which consumers Dance slated by Bnai Zion K.nrjitnn. Po Jodeun Bogor and Ava Lonon of Sweden N J . beloved wife ol the late Solvatore Sorce. devoled energy only periodically since the in- dear grondlolher of (we itepgrandehlldren Relativei mother ol Frpnk. Sarah D'Agoillna and Florence Sorce', can help save energy in the kitchen to sulation holds in the heat. Many Irif ndi ond memberi ol the Poliih Army Veleram Alloca- alio lurvived by live grandchildren and 13 great- the.Fort.Lee Chapter of' wide organization which tion Poil 35 or Newark, the Anooatlon of Soni of Poland grandchildren. The lunaral wai conducted from The MC begin to alleviate some of the problems. cooktops consume energy the entire Group 69 and the J.T Koiciunko At*o*iallon-oU*«inglon. CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morru Ave . Union. Dae Follow these suggestions to conserve Bnai Zion will sponsor a supports such charities as ore kindly invited lo attend ihe funeral on Thuriday Dec. H at 0:45 a.m. A Funeral Man at St. Mich^el'i Church. time they are in operation. 16. at 0 o.m. Irom The PARKWAY WO2NIAK MEMORIAL Union energy. dance for singles, 35 and the Bnai Zion Home for HOME. 320 "My ft I. Ave Irvinnton thence to St. Cailmir i When heating or boiling a large quan- over, Saturday at the Fort Retarded Children in Church. Newark, lor a concelebrated Funeral Man ot 9j*.5t?NGfff< On Dec. Qi 1902. fdgar M ol Union. N.J , balov' •* Open and close Ihe refrigerator only tity of water, start with hoi tap water a.m. Interment Holy Cron Cemetery. North Arlington ed huiband ol Helen (Ribar). devoted father- of Joyce Lee Jewish Center, 1449 Israel. Additional Infor- Zukouikai and Janet Senger. itepion af Marie (Ebbeitad) when necessary. where a major parl of the heating has GULICK' Michael J. Jr ol Linden, on Solurday December Senger alio lurvived by two grandchildren. The funerol Anderson Ave., Fort Lee. mation can be obtained by 4, l9G2.Otuge69' beloved huibond ol Anne Oncea Guilck. lervice wai held on Saturday ot Tha MC CRACKEN 1 Keep the refrigerator and freezer already been done at a more efficient beloved father ol Charlei Hopper. Mai'er Sgt. Thomai FUNERAL HOME. 1300 Morrii Ave.. Union Inlormenl JOGGING Bnai Zion is a nation- calling 947-1735. Gulii.li- Mn. Marian Mogierowiki and Mrt, Georgia Hollywood Memorial Park • well-organized so that energy and 'ime rate. Splnelli. brolher ol John. George and the late Mary is not wasted searching for items. Podei'wa. alio . survived by eleven grandchildren SCHUlfff On Dec 7. 1903. Alfred, ol Oricklown, NJ.. SUITS Rather than using the oven for Re loll vet and Iriendi altended the lunerol at the formerly of Union. NJ., belavad huibond ol tribal (Stohl) Velvets S Keep all liquids in the refrigerator preparing small quantities of food, con- KROWICKI Me CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 3134 E. SI Schuler. devotad father ol Donald Schuler brolher of Velours Georgei Aye., al the Lmdan-Elliaue22'° PRESBYTERIAN KCENC- On December 10. 1903. Roielyn (Wolfram) of VA[TH. On Dec 13. 1903. Margaret (Petrallia). of Union. Gioves N.J,. balovedwifeof Arthur J. Voelh. dear ililer of Robert Jr. styles Ksnilworih. NJ. Beloved wife ol ihe la"e Robert Keono and Gerard Pelraha. loulie Kuldanek Anno Kachiniky Wool devoted mother pi Harry Robert, and Orrln Keene. Mr* ond Marie JUIQ. The Funaral wai conducted from The MC Reg. '116 to M32- Edna Cir'llo. Mn.Wary Lou Flynn. Mn Palricio Lavor and CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morrii Ava.. Union, on Knit • S Charge, P CHURCH Mn. Nancy Guancitone; iliter of Irving Ball ond Mn. Ji '68 & 78 for Pictures , Morrii Avanut at Church Mill Goodwin. Alio iurvTv«d.by numeroul grandchlldi 13 The Funeral Moil ol St. Michael i Church. Union. FFIKG FUR Leather 55 119 MAIN STREET M1LLBURN U N Rov. Jallroyf A. Curlll . reat flrandchildren. TheMva nenl Gate of Heaven Cametory, $ THE REVERENT) JOSEPH D. HEwtfNG, Rtcior. ft There is a charge of S5 for _ tnftrlm Pastor ?3 at the MC CRACKEN FUNEI _^ IIOBBO Sletamo. on Dae, 6. 1903- of Irvington. NJ.. Coots Polm wedding and engagement Union. Enlombmeni Woodbridge Mei belovadwifeof ihe late Theodore, dlot niter ol Mr*. Toll E ScholUoH bf Eait Hanover, and Mn Marie Jonell of Pont coots nag. '15 LRRG6 pictures. There is no LANG' Dec 7, 19fl3. Juliui L.. of Union. NJ.. beloved hut Eliiabath Relalivei. friendi and momberi of the Sr. f DECEMBER 19 band of Tereia (Norton) Long, devoted father of Michael J Rotary Society of Sacred Heart of Jeiui Church otlended Sove SIZ6S ' "Friday Dec. 24 Christmas Eve charge for the announce- 10:15 a.m. Christmas Sunday, and Mary Ellen Lang, bralher of Mary C. Wein. The • ha funeral on Dec 9. from The PARKWAY WOZNIAK ment, whether with or luneral wa, conducted from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL MEMORIAL HOME, 320 Myrtle Ava . Irvington. thince lo 20% to 40% K4:30"P.M. Special Family Evening 1 Music • PolnsettiBS HOME, 1500 Morrii Ave.. Union, on Friday The Tuneral Sot rod Hoar I ol Joiui Church for A Funeral Mon. Inter- Blouses without a picture. Persons Man al Holy Spirit Church. Union. Inlermant Gote of menl Holy C'Oti Cemotory. North Arlington. N.J. •JsPrayer Carols and Lessons Heaven Cemetery. Sweaters submitting wedding or gl0:30P.M.-ll P.M.Christmas 5 DECEMBER 24 Coordinates jtMusic I , engagement pictures JRCK6TS should enclose the 55 pay- JT 11:15 p.m., Candlelight Communion Sove Sll P.M. -12:15 A.M. Midnight Euchans y Ponts ment. ' . . "In the beauty of holiness, come ond Sherpo- 20% to 30% 56 Sermon UCC budgets attain jockets a celebrate the birth of our Lord." llned Corduroy Vests a Saturday, Dec. 25, Christmas S Reg. '70 to '300 Reg. 75 S 8 8 A.M. Holy Eucharist approval of trustees Only S48 fls low os 48 » Sunday, Dec. 26, St. Stephen's Day I From our fascinating holiday collection. 2 8:00-10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist The 3oard of Trustees of Union Coun- Associate in Arts degree, and a non- Festival of Lessons & Carols Jan. 2,10 A.M. ty College adopted budgets for 1982-83 credit certificate in computing offering totaling $15,013,793 and for 1983-84 total- by the. Division of Continuing Educa- Roses ing $16,106,370 at a meeting.at the Cran- tion. In addition, computer courses are ^ ford Campus. .major components of the engineering GOWNS Ginger and business programs, which lead to Dr. Saul Orkin, UCC president, reported both budgets are based on an Associate in Arts degree. UNG€RI€ 6,677 full-time equivalent students. The Board adopted procedures for fls IOUJ os The Board also voted to submit both the student body to elect a member of S budgets to the Board of School the graduating class to serve as a non- 26 Estimate, which certifies the amounts voting representative on the Board of HOLYCROSS Cottages the Union County Board of Chosen_ , Trustees. The alumni representative Mttbn.To'tk LOOR COVERINGS IV MULTIPLY HOME • OFFICE • HOLIDAY GIFTS Elizabeth General Medical Center, WHITE • Free gift wrap • fill charge accounts Y.OUR SAVINGS- Elizabeth, and Muhlcnberg Hospital, ^m Plainffeld. The system will permit the REPLACEMENT • Phone-orders promptly filled • Open every nite til 9 Suburbati College to set up 70 or more terminals at the five locations. More than 2,000 DISCOUNT BOOKS Union County College students are cur- WINDOWS • Personal shoppers e open Sunday 11-4 Dessert Shoppe 259 Main Street Hours: 10 A.M. -9 P.M. M(W rontly enrolled in computer classes. $ I'AHTS Tho College offers programs leading 269 Mlilimrn Ave, Millbum • 37tV4.W Chatham • ,'ICARI 10 A.M. -5 P.M. S,\l 99°V UJestfield to an Associate in Science degree In Union Center 1224 Springfield Ave., n-Sat. 7 to <.: irt. Sun. 7 IQ 2:30, CIONIMI Mini. * Somo oxcoolionnlly lino piocoa p accounting/data processing and com- B & M ALUMINUM CO. 686-2600 654-6171 ' Irvington •0' MI Monday, December 20 . ' puter science/ data processing, an op- 2064 Morris Ave. Union Holiday Orders Being Taken Now! Call 376-4393 tlorrln computer minimal ion systems Call 371-5900 to tho business •»*••••' mi Uwiriini1 l'l_an_ Reunion event School lunches r Social news slated Dec. 24 HEGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS '"'" FRIDAY, pizza, hot turkey sandwich with gravy, Bologna and cheese sand- in Cong. AABI wich, cola slaw, vegetable, fruit, salad Congregation Ahavath AAiim U'riiii platter with bread and butter, Sandra L. Palawasta becomes •^Israel, 706 Nyc Ave., Irvington, will homemade soup, desserts, milk; MON- Jiold ils annual reunion Sabbath service DAY, minute sloak-on roll, hot ham and and symposium on the'evening of Dec. cheese on bun, turkey salad sandwich, 24 in the synagogue. - , potatoes, vegetable, juice, salad plat- Sandra L. Palawaslu, daughter or Former Hebrew School students of. ter, homemade soup, desserts, milk; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Palawaslu or Congregation Ahavath Achim Bilfur TUESDAY, hot southern baked pork Union, was married Aug. 1 lo Thomas Cholim and .Temple B'nai Israel, Irv- roll with cheese on bun, hot meatball J. Hoy, son or Mrs. Lucicllu Hoy.of inglon, in addition to Jewish Singles, submarine, Bologna sandwich, Mountainside. - - . ', agos'18 to 35, will participate in Hie ser- potatoes, vegetable, fruit, salad platter, The Hfv. Itolx.'il .1.. Kuhrman'" of- vices which will begin at 8 o'clock. homemade soup, milk; WEDNESDAY, ficiated al I ho ii'ivmnny in SI. The symposium will be held at the macaroni with, meat sauce, bread and Michael's Koman Ciillmlic- Church, Oncg Shabbat and will consist, of butter, tossed salad with dressing, Union. A reception followed ul Ihe Old u members or the Jewish Singles com- fruit, oven baked fishburger with tartar Cider Mill Grove, Union. . I' munity, who will discuss aspects of the sauce on bun, cold submarine sandwich Jewish Singles life. with lettuce, salad platter, homemade Tiie bride was cscorlod by her father. Panelists will be Mark Koss of Moun- soup, desserts, milk; THURSDAY, piz- Linda Gardner of Eli/ubolh served as tainside, past president and founder of za bagel, chili dog-, frankfurter on rolt, rnairon of honor for" her sisler. Novat, B'nai B'rith Singles; David tuna salad sandwich, 'cole slaw, fruit, Bridesmaids were Brcnriti Palawasla, Mandell, president of of Novat; Amy juice, salad platter, homemade soup, Lisa Palawasta and Drnn Palawaslu, Schwartz of Union, coordinator of desserts, milk. all ol Union, sisters ol Ihe bride, and Jewish Singles activities for Novat and Slefnnie Doles of Omaha, Neb. Congregation AABI, and Gary Ehrlich, Leo Hoy of Mountainside served as of Irvingtnn, patron of Jewish Singles RKST KNOWN PORTRAIT best man for his brother. Ushers were events and a member of Cong. AABI. Artist Gilbert Stuart did three paintings Calvin Hoy and Joseph Joy, both of Members of Novat Singles are invited of George Washington. His unfinished Mountainside, brothers of Ihe groom; lo attend. 1796 canvas of the first president, Joseph. Palawasla of Union, brolher of Additional information can be obtain- known as the Athenaeum, is probably the bride, and George Cummings of ed by calling the synagogue office at the best-known portrait in the United • Cranford. 372-965G or D04-9fi72. States. Mrs. Hoy, who was graduated from Union High School and Union College, Cranford, is employed by Howard, Deborah unit 57 Kuperman, Warren & Howard, Liv- MR AND MRS HOY ingston. Plains, is employed by Bridge Exxon, sets meeting WEDDING INVITATIONS MR. AND MRS. RICHARD ZIRKEL Her husband, who was graduated Cranford. The Elizabeth Chapter1 Large Selection-Low Cost from Union Catholic High School, The newly weds, who took a honey- of Deborah Heart and SUBURBAN BRIDAL SERVICE Scotch Plains, and Union County moon trip to Bermuda; reside in Zirkels mark 50th year Lung Foundation will "Personal At Home Service" - Technical Institute, also in Scotch Elizabeth. meet Tuesday at noon al Mr.' and Mrs.'Richard A. Zirkel o( Richard Zirkel ol Mountainside and Mr. Ihe YM-YWHA, Green For Appt. Call Holiday City. Toms River, formerly of and Mrs. Eugene Wooster of Union: The Lane, Union. Elfriede Higgins • 687-2594 , Union and Mountainside- celebrated Zirkels have eight grandchildren and Jerome Hines will sing Frances Bernstein, their 50th wedding anniversary at a one great-grandchild. regional chairman, will in- party Friday given by their children at Mrs. Zirkel. th<* former Harriet J # stall Esther Sweigman as „ •Clare &^-Gobj^6r-0JdTBr-idge- Fownshipr- -Beilch. and her husband-were; married Sundayiln MouMtoinside president and other new About 40 relatives and friends attended. Oct. a. 1932, in St. John's Lutheran officers. Their children are" Mr. and Mrs. Church, Newark. Jerome Mines, international opera singer, will be guest speaker at the Luise Sweigman, jjt Community Presbyterian Church, honorary:-iand outgoing i? Meeting House Lane, Sunday at 4 p.m; president), will preside al S^f Hines, who has sung with major a business meeting. xj THE UNION . opera companies throughout the.world, % from the Metropolitan Opera to the Guild plans j^ Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, will speak CENTER % on what his Christian faith has meant to its star sale him in a speech entitled, "Christ Is the % Tlie Guild of the St. 'NATIONAL" Answer." Hines also is known for his % The Howard's i\ewest office opens its doors at 871 Mountain opera, "I Am the Way," based on the Elizabeth Hospital, Avenue. But were an old friend to families all across New Jersey. life of Christ. . Elizabeth, has announced Free advice is nice. that its annual star sale-is BANK % In fact, we've been something of a fixture on the scene since The service of carols will jje open to underway in the main lob- 1857. when we opened our first office. Today, we're one of Savers' gifts fet $m$&*- • the community. Lisa Barre will sing an % by of the hospital. Pur- New Jerseys biggest banks for a lot of good reasons. advent selection from Handel's chased stars will be in- Choose one of these with a new or add-on savings deposit of •"Messiah." The senior and junior 688-9500 % Stop in during our Grand Opening and learn why there's choirs, under the direction of James scribed and hung onrone of $5,000 or more. three Christmas trees in % something for everyone at the Howard from Interest Checking Sweeping revisions have been made to tax laws that can affect Little, also will perform at the Vesper FRI., DEC. 31,1982 your estate. To help you understand what these revisions can service. the lobby. to great savings plans and even Dial 'N Pay that lets you pay Proceeds will go to the NEW YEAR'S EVE % bills by phone. . mean to your financial future, a Trust Officer is available to hospital, it was announced BANKING HOURS: review your will and"discuss financial planning. For your Rees-Nikorah by Veronica McDevitt, % convenience, call 201-533-7560 for an appointment. guild president. ALL LOBBIES Open At % betrothal told 9:00 AM And Will -Party slated Close At 2:30 PM. Hours and hours! : Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Rees of Bur-' 1 roughs Terrace, Union, have announc- by council Full Service ed the engagement of their daughter, ALL DRIVE-INS Will The B'naf B'rith Women 9 am to 4 pm Monday thru Thursday The Howard ! Grand Linda Marie, to Steve Michael Nikorak, Open At 8:00 AM And son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Nikorak JEROME HINES of Northern New Jersey Close At 5:00 PM 9 am to 7 pm Friday of Kenilworth. Council will hold a "Post- f Hanukah" parly Sunday 9 am to 12 noon Saturday Opening Sweep*take*. The bride-elect, who was graduated Yule carol sing set MAIN OFFICE Walk- at 2 p.m. for Women On Up-Windows Will Open from Union High School, attends Their Own. Pearl Golds- Entertainment S3 Rutgers University, Newark. She is in St. Adalbert's tein of Union will serve as At 2:30 PM And Coupon Value Book employed by the Pathmark, Union.- A Christmas carol sing will be spon- hostess, and home-made Close At 5:00 PM. Your chance to Her fiance, who was graduated from sored by St. Adalbert's parish Sunday goodies and grab bag gifts FIVE POINTS WALK-UP David Breorley Regional High School, at 2 p.m. in St. Adalbert's Church, will be featured. 1 Kenilworth, also is.employed by the Third and East Jersey streets Will Open 8:00 AM to Pathmark in Union. " Additional information wftifci§ J * • Elizabeth. can be obtained by calling 9:00 AM; Will Reopen Traditional Polish Kolcdy, English 779-8881. 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM Visit the Howard before January 7,1983 and enter to Christmas'meef/ng and international carols will be 6-Month Account 91-Day Account win one of these great prizes:'- featured. 'Choir and-congregational Want Arts Work... SATURDAY-NEW YEAR'S $10,000 minimum deposit $7,500 minimum deposit scheduled Monday singing will be under Ihe direction of DAY ALL LOCATIONS CLOSED Interest credited monthly Interest credited monthly Grand Prize: Toshiba VHS Videocassette Recorder GUILD DONATES EEG—The Memorial- General Hospital Guild Association, The Catholic Woman's Club of Nadine Maciorowski and Andrew Rate guaranteed to maturity Rate guaranteed to maturity Union, donated electroencephalogram equipment (f EG) during fund-raising Elizabeth will hold its Christmas Fydryszewski at the organ. 2 First Prizes: General Electric AM FM Cassette Tape events. Looking at the equipment are, left to right, Muriel Ehren of Union, presi- meeting Monday at 1 p.m. at the Colunv 30-Month Account 7 to 31-Day Account • ' Recorder . - •'•. dent of the guild; Victor J. Frcsolone, president of the hospital, and Alma bian Clubhouse, 32B Union Ave., $500 minimum deposit • S20.000 minimum deposit Roberts of Union, past president of the guild. Ice skating event $25 Walter 2 Second Prizes: Kodak Disc 4000 Camera Elizabeth. It will be preceded by an ex- Interest compounded • Youselect any maturity date Bauman Jewelers Gift Certificate ecutive board meeting at noon. planned Saturday The theme will be "A Prelude to continuously; credited from 7 lo 31 days Participants need not have an account at the Howgrd to be • •Stork club- Christmas." A cash gift donated by the The Northern New Jersey Unit of monthly . • Interest compounded' eligible. Open to anyone 18 years or older excepting Howard members will be given to stock the food B'nai B'rith/B'nai B'rith Women Rate guaranteed to maturity continuously; credited at employees and their immediate families. 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•" Leasing Corp. •*»*»" When: Beginning Jan. 12 Auto & Truck Leasing Specialists 7-10 p.m. 7 weeks |AWRENCE Where: Temple Emanu-EL E. Broad St., Westllaid ECHNH Share r Write fptothf < 01 . F. F. Info.: Ann Gllckman EST theHowarcl your views a letter editor 232-4245 < 1AKINq Member FDIC -- Is pen with RC, Linden Busy slate /**•r ^vton teams <)pi'iiin(i day ul Iliu 1••• i.'iiial on Wednesday. i.sl nidge tomorrow will revolve around poinl guard Ron Price is more ol a finesse pluyer in acl ion tomorrow, slurling wilh Ihn. When the Bulldogs und head coach I7::!U |i m 11 Ihrse. • sun opener and Kusco. a 5-7 senior who is Yanchus' side. THe 6-0 senmr is u (40ml .shooter^ If you're u.Hroarlf.v Ik-iir Imi. ucl I!H12 season on Saturday al jtwelle Kerrara expW-i-i p jni—will—flltti-ttttxvnrsily fjnyK*—bnsketbnll~iranis—atvd—fTT Ray VancHus reflccl back nn thtr I am 112 -typenr-playcrr-touRhrhard-nosed-«nd—and-i ready for ii lm*y wtt'korat of winter (alholie. wresllers loconlrilHiliM'ijiwIly in a MIC Imwlcrs, and the lop live hii;h<";i scores eluding lhe, two girls' teams and the ii- bowling (cam, which will begin high school basketball season, they see day lor a i .i|> w ilh (iovernnr laienled.' Kusco ran the show lor lhe and he can really zip on the lasl break The team has many n«als, Kerrara r sports action. .. ccsslul season; OS|H-CKIIIV Ilie vai'sii> will <|iialily lor .scoring. Over 2.> swimming S(|iiiid ii.s Mountain Volley schedule on Jnn. a 14-11 record and a lol of "whal its " Bulldogs last year "Jimmy has some good nllensive Six of Urearlvy's MMIIIK will gel under . siairi. The Hears are determined to im: :ial Huwlurnmu inSomerville. "We could have easily won another senior wresllers Kd-Miller, .lot' students, including a number, of The Idih: i|;- •!• M'llL •Ii may he very "Ron's shooting has improved moves to Ihe baskel." Yanchus said prove lhe quality of wrestling on all And the wrestling team will debul 1 way this wiH>kcmi.\iii|riho two vamily . five games," said Yunrhus, lhe l.ospinosu, Aurelin Nislii ami Kevin freshmen, ifrc Iryingoul for Ibe leiini jusl a day lalcr in lhe Governor l,iv- lough In lii.ii Ih.' . pi • Aid tlull ii ye;ir tremendously." Yarn/hus said "He's "He uses his liody very 'well lor his

Athletic Director Pete Falzarano 467 - and two junior varsity b;iskclhall lc;ims levels - freshman Ihrouuli varsity, I'Oinliiii'dn. Bulldogs' veteran coach "Thais why ago. bri'iikni; ol size." % The reluming vnrsily bowlers in- ingslon Tournaincnl, while Hie in put the schedule together u MI; .. mini-slump in been running well lies beaten and bnl- premicrint! tomorrow arid I lu wresl tors, They ho|M>lnliave their first Ix'tleivthan "We'll have a ymiiiit learn wilh more we're going lo eonyenlrnle on having a iM(7'JaWMw December posl a si\ game winning lered. but he keeps sticking his nose in Yanchus wont knowj or sure until lhe opening uj) on Sat in d,n. -5tHl se.;i!ioi) in several yearn, and clude senior Tom VandeWalor, who lasl little more poise down Ihe stretch, on experience than we have had in lhe year broke Ilie schiHil record lor high streak during January Ihere. He runs Our ollense and ki'ys lhe season begins, bul he'beheves that Ihe,, As for Iho Hoys" basketball le'iin, (he ' ptissjlily win 10 or more liiaU'hes. And not giving some of those games away II pasl. and we are looking forward In an• game with.II aill and lhe high series Some ill kisl year's stars are a year delense by prcssuri ng fhe hall." Bullrings have a deep enough bench lo i J we do thai, we should be in pretty good IO.1J ] Bears will debut al Hound Itrook tomor- I lie learn will also'like ils overall perfor- oxcilinuyoar," liesaid. —~ \* better, while a pair "I newi'cmiers are All ol Which should make Kusco one allow him a hit of manuovcrmg vm • record with a 18117: senior Jim. Hlackford mance in I ho dislrirls and I lie rc^ionals shape." 1 . (7 / row evening before reiurnini! himie (in. 'Breurley. has been .changed .!»> and junior Hay ili'iiKcl'.'.nihcr'possible cxpectcdlolielpc|inleabit • nl the top point guards in lhe MVC He'll There's plenty ol height in the second <\ lo improve. -•••': : Tuesday for a"7:3u p.m. clash with" ' District II so lhe U am's schedule, will varsity bowlers include senior I'Jrie After all, Yanchus knows thai lour "We have Inur seniors starling who be joined in the buckeourt by a soph. group, with juniors (ilenn Booker Kl-:ii, )i/Y'~$m^y Unique.. RosellePark. The Hears are, well represented by all l>o rijui'lidifferent Iliisyear. Zmk, juniors Klliot Wnnsky ami Dan Ir- seniors, all of whom saw plenty nl ac- can play fairly well together when (Ircg (ira/iano. a steady player who im Chris Knierem Hi-2i aniM'hns Kedenco lhe classes but are dominated by the Kven more exeilenienl could, come tion a year ago. return lo lead the And the girls will Nike on Ilie same win and sophomore Darren Myers. they're on." Yanelms said These, presses Yiinehus wilh Ins courl ili-2i Senior Glenn Delaney and junior •lie ! mil MMj^gm Exclusive.. roes, with just Ihe silos switched; lioim- juniors and seniors. The team has eiuhl from lhe lhe lirearley bowling leani, Bulldogs, who could be one ol lhe learns players can Instinctively read lo what •awareness. Mike McNany are Ihe subs al guard, againsl Bound Brook tomorrow and at reluming vai/sily letter-winners but;, coached by Vincent Albano. Km- lhe The leani will bowl If. mulches al lo beat in Ihe Mountain Valley Con- Iheir teammates are'doing.They don't The Bulldogs' real strenglh resls with while juniors Krie W.oll. Drew (Jreeluy 1 Roselle Park on Tuesday. - . for Mil" first lime in several years, Ihey first lime in eight years, lhe team will Kcho Lanes in Mounlainside and ference. and John h'allon can play hold guard ••KrHigh need I ime lo execute. Their movements Ihe Ironlcourl. Kyle Hudgins and .Inn The wrestling team, eoai-heri by Hun have some compelilion (or compete in lhe Miiiinlain Valley Con- liowlarama inSomnierville. Hrearley's "It's going lo be lhe same routine:' are more automat ic. spontaneous " I'i'ice.are the most lamihar names ID and li.irtatrd! Ferrara. is Very optimistic us it lit'iJiiis '•i''ilcr l'a^Ur first malch is Jan. :s. •On nny given day '" said Yanchus. Yel team conccpl-aside. everything Bulldog Urns, bul Tim WalkeiMrngbl be Bul all thai talenl won I mailer al all. s •MrW Fashioned. Ihe leum's besl all-around player " Yanchus said, il Ihe Bulldogs don't ex- Walker, whose brothers Kevin and ecute Ihoall-imporlanl lumlamenluls A IJ •ftV Affordable. Dayton matmen looking Larry played lor Yanchus al Daylon. is "We can't Ihink we can gel away wilh' a li-:( senior forward who saw linnled lalent," he said. "Talent's jusl nol 2l f^^aVW Z/ ) to Dayton girls We'll Be Making ai'l ion a year ago Bul he's an improved, enough You have lo be.able lo do Ibe ol WWrnfJ for improved team mark player. basic lundamenlals: blocking oul. pass mg. shooting, rebounding." ~( By KON liltANDSIMI'KKKR •' f • "We're hurl by a lack of numbers her ollensive game signiliennlly and and il she progresses Ihe way Linda "Tim runs well, shoots well and twrnmraw Z/t/fC ^eut/fccal&mmmmmmmmmv When Arl Krupp took over as lhe more than anything else. " he said. Housecalls, By BOIUIHU'K.VKH Jersey. Scold) Plains. will be against the likes ol jumps well." Yanchus said "He can And. ol course., in Ibe Yancbus L-—•*•-• could be a bin- scoring Ihi'cni Ihis has. we'll be Ihrilled." Rick Iacono isn't looking Union. Plainlicld and head coach of Dayton's girls' basket- There certainly is no lack ol talenl. as season. She even fired in 2-1 points in Despite ihe small numbers, Kruppa Middlesex. Uosclle Park play around Ihe baskel or gn out and Sysleni. the emphasis is on delense. £| 1 Alter Y\ ball team, he walked into a program for an early Chrislmas Weslfield are Ihe lop Tough dee-fense. ^ vo v\ishos vou Happy Holidays with | I he girls have proven by defeating Sum- one ol the scrimmages plans lo emphasize a quick-moving, Thursday Nights at 8:30 andManville. shoot Ihe jumper 111 the lf> III I1111I range that had won just.one game lhe season mil and Weslfield in pic-season scrim- present from his Dayrim Union County contenders In the middle ol Ihe And he drives very well lo the basket " "We're always pushingdelense," he j (his spocTul-giit ecrtiheyto. j The Irnal starter will probably be a defense-orienlcd system. before. • ' mages. wrestlers. Just simple im- in Ihe lourney. while challenging dual meet The Bulldogs will be looking lor some explained "I Ihink lhat delense has lo senior, Kalliy Price, wlip has been in "We're going to Iry lo run more arid provement over last schedule, Ihe Bulldogs will points Irom Walker and some solid in- lie a part ol Ihe ollense Primarily, • || Ar1 additional I Wilh lhe help of junior varsity coach The hesi player of all'- andoneol ihe Ihe Uaylon'program- for lour years. more," he said. "II II really depend'on Millburn will represenl year's record will do jusl partake in the Union Cbun- side play from Hudginsand Price we're going to Iry lo run oil our Joe Cozza, Krupp was able lo boosl thai linesi in Union County - is shooting Price is '''very reliable," according lo how well we rebound. And il we can'l Essex County. Physicians affiliated with fine, ihank-.vou. ty Chrislmas Tournamcnl Hudgins, the al|-everylhing loolball rielense". total to three in his first year and lei guard Linda llockslein. a talented Krupp. and is a eonsislenl ollensive and run, we'll try lo sol lie into a very pa- Since the inurnumcnl eight a year ago. Ncivv may come .the Saint Barnabas Medical Center,'Livingston. NJ, The learn kicks off Ihe al Elizabeth High School's slanriout. is also a laienled basketball % junior Hockslcin poured in 13.5 points a defensive player hcnl offense. We're also going lo be ex- will be a lough one. Ihe from Day One. loo A year ago. il biggest hurdle of all: a winning record. will bring you up lo dote on iniporlant 1982 season tomorrow at Dunn Gym on Dec. 211 and player. He was one ot Ihe teams lop •J-A game last year and upped that to over Ircmcly aggressive on defense. We'll Bulldogs have been work- took Ihe Bulldogs a lew weeks, lo gel "We're looking for a .500 mark." he IT ppg. over the lasl lugames. Coming oil the bench will be junior heallh enre topics in a lively.and enteitoming manner. the Governor Livingston. ing extra hard. According 29. Thai's all in Ihe scorers and rcboundcrs a year ago and Iry lo press all Ihe time." Iheir game together. Yunchus is intent x\ said. "Anything over thai and we'd be "And we're slill. looking for some im- Lisa Wood, who.has been slowed by il- Tournament in Berkeley lo Iacono. ihe team near future, though. Righl should be even heller Ibis lime around 10 % i The. season will begin tomorrow (7::to On speeding up I ha I process lness, and ninth grader Dawn Pohlmait. Heights. And. according to "our already discounted 1 ecstatic. " provement in Dial department." Krupp p.m. i al Kielge and will be followed.by Dec. 16-Leukemia "wants to win' and thai now, Ihe Bulldogs have "Kyle's a real power player," Yan- Pohlman, a poinl guard, .has drawn Iacono. the Bulldogs have "We had Ihe-December blues last z\ And that's especially Hup because said. "She's our leader on offense." Tuesday evening's Kip.m.) game in 23'-Executive Stress alone makes a big dil just one thing on Iheir chus said ol the li-2 senior. "I think il we designer fashions. ' -• | rave reviews during the preseason. been working very hard to lerence. minds: the GL tourna- can gel him to stay around the basket year," he recalled "Then when 1 Dayton will premiere with two. of lhe And Traci Karr may be Ihe leader on Berkeley Heights and Wednesday's 4 30-Child Abuse 1 excluding sale mer^ • makelhc season opener a and (o use his strength, he should-be. January-.mime along, we won six or best teams — Ridge and Gownior-tiv- defense. The junior has improved her "She'll bo an excellent player," p.m. home showdown, wilh former Jan. 6-Juvemle Arthritis • The Bulldog lineup isn't ment. 11 chandiso • - -. -2 ingslon — on its schedule before 1 success. able lo challenge a lot ol people. lie can seven in a row. We wanl lo lie ready offensive game bul slill loves lo play Krupp said, "She's probably as good as Suburban Conference rival, Wesl 13-Cesarean Birth set yel. bul most likely lo 1 Wednesday's key home clash against "They seem more really sweep Ihe boards, and he's gol a when Ihe season starts on Dec. 17 defense. Linda I Hockslein i was as a freshman, Orange wrestle in ihe lower SIKH' I.OC.M. Wesl Orange. The annual regional holi- "Traci is one of our better — if not our serious about wrestling." weighl classes will be great inslinclivo reachon to the ball on We've gol to be ready." day tourney, featuring _ Brearley. besl — defensive players," Krupp Iacono said. "They wanl Mat I Locatelh. at' 105, delense'' He'll know lor sure tomorrow Johnson. GL and Dayton, will follow on pointed oul. ''She'll be important in our . to be successful and they pounds. RobSokohl at 112. Dec 28 and 30. pressing defense "and in our man-to- Summit Y teams power are working harder to ob- Vince Caslellani al I l!l and If the Daylon girls have a problem, il man defense. She'll probably go head to Thursdays, 8:30 p.m. tain their goal.' either David Edlecreek or may be a lack of depth. Only 15 girls head against our opponent's best offen- The GL tournament is a Anthony Romano al Ihe have come oul for lhe varsity and sive player." to swim league victories JS35L Channels (so) {52}"[55} great place lo start The 12fi-pound weight class, junior varsity . teams. . and Krupp The Chairwoman of lhe Boards is Three ol Ihe lour Summit YMCA and free relay and Rich (jascoyne 115- tourney provides Ihe In the mid-weights, All'ie believes that might cause some pro- another junior, Kathy Meixner, while Senls swim teams began their 19B2-83 17) 200 individual medley and 200 free Rebroadcasl Sundays, 6:30 p.m. Bulldogs wilh a laste of Heckle will wrestle al i;!2 blems. •junior Kathy Drummond has improved seasons lasl wenk ... and came out wilh relay. the strong competition pounds and Tony Apicella season-opening victories. The Girls B presented by . they will be up against in will battle Ihe Kill slot for interest-earnii^ Individual winners were Alex lluk, (cam defeated Freehold, Otl-Ua, as did Sieve Shuiik, Parker Boveroux, Chris •ff Saint Barnabas Medical Center Ihe upcoming Mountain the Bulldogs. Ihe Boys A squad, HW-9'J. The Boys B Lawton, Billy Gowski, Krislen Oakes, c in coopefalion wilh Iho So.nl Bcmubus Devoloprr,enl Foundation Valley Conference dual The us weight class is HOLIDAY BLUES? j Whal timilar circumiloncvl team beal Madison, 104-84. Slephanie. Gowski, Nevins-^McCann, meet season. actually a lossup .between unrounded balling or»at On the other hand. Ihe Kevin Dully. Dave Salsido Ty Cobb't lint and tail ot Multiple first place winners for Ihe Ned Ginty, Carol Cheslcy, Belh Uain- • • bat in lha majort? Girls B team were Calhy Vignolo 111-12 ville, Nancy Van der Ziel, Paul tournament is very lough, and Matt Gilsenan. while age) in the 50 yard' backstroke, 50 Leonard, Scoll Bobrow, Kevin Fu"Ji|i marked spodnlly mnrked Surlorm Fllo classes trom 325 should enclose the $5 pay Final Christmas candy. CHIMNEY ment. She is a senior majoring in public Cost Ml • Discount (or Senior Citizens (60 plus) health. A 1979 graduate of Jonathan The whole rink will Daylon Regional High School, where come alive wilh the sights CLEANING she captained Ihe women's volleyball and sounds of Chrislmas learn and wasa member of Ibe National in the form of a tree and SPECIAL HonorSocielyand Spanish 1 lonorSocie- decorations. General ad- $ Have A real OLD-FASHIONED t ty. *' Stonfay Stanley Stanley mission prices will, be Baron is Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. torpodo Combination "Mini-Hack" charged. 35 CHRISTMAS TREE Myron Baron of C'cnlral Avenue in Level Saw Skating at lhe center is Mounlainside. O ...8.49 Square held daily with evening Fiitplitt, oil butnii, Him, wood ilcrm. RegularPrica ...3.00 dim pi i itpn.v I upliciminlj. luaon SjlaPilM a.88 Regular Prlco ... 7.60 sessions most days WITH sensational 3nl» ifrtc« 4.BS Sala Price 2.BS iimovil, llui Upi. miunij iipnu, Brearley standout Ulnufacturer'a Mahulaetumr's. Manufaeturer't General admission is $2.SO luki WJIII piooltd. dull pioblimi. |ut NEW-FANGLED Convenience R«b*l* 1.00 flobmo :.,.(.00 nafcato 78 for adults, $1.75 for youlh Imcltintd 1 iipiind Guaranteed througl your Vour Your under 17 and senior to captain RU team Plrwl 8 Final January 13,1983! Everybody lor mllaa iround knowi u» we'r« Chrlstmaa haadquartara lor big Cost. 199 Final 114 citizens over B2 and 50 baaulllul Bilaama. dnhlng Douglaa Flr», scriimptloua Scotch plnaa, oldtlmay 4" Cost Cost Brookside Barbara Lospinoso, a junior from cct\ts lor adull •vtrgraan roplnga and our original ona-ofakind wroalha are almoat atatua- ehaperones. Skales may Construction Co. nuking wilh tha local gentry Thl» yaar. we're HIM all oul lor charm And old- Kenilworlh and a grachjalc of David Berkeley Federal Savings' new Money Fund Checking laahlonad valuea but wilh nono ol tho nulsanco. Corno »oo: — - Brearley Regional HighScliool, is serv- Got a J1 00 chock back Irom Stanley whtn Q«< a $1.00 dwek buck trom Slanloy wtion Gf I nl $75 check buck Irom Stnhloy when be rented for $1.25. • Full F.S.L.I.C. insurance'to $100,000. you buy Uila snoc/nlly markad Tcupodo you buy thlt upodslly nurkml Combinallon' vou buy Ihb spndnlly mnikM Mini-Hock Instructions, private 740-0724 account takes checking one step further, and more. ing as a co-caplain of the I9I12ILI tovol. MSI Squaro. iMSt STAND STRAIT' our own oxclualvs troa holder. sessions, private parlies, • Free Visa card (subject to credit qualification). Wa drill your tr» Iq III It, abaolutaly plumb, women's gymnaslics learn al lUilgrrs Why? Because it offers unlimited and immediate ac- and . . . whan It gata homa II Hands tall and University. cess to your funds, pays high money market rates, is Money Fund Checking lets you get every benefit of trua, roidy lo trim 1, 2. 3, with no lust! no muas! l.ospinoso will he c-onipeling in the backed by insured safety, and even offers you a free all-around competition and Cnach money market performance without searching for the Leslie Bernian is counling (fuller lo pro- Stanley Visa card! Just look at all the advantages: right broker, and without any fees or commissions. In vide leadership and solid performances Pllerand SAVE MONEY! fact, the rate you earn will change weekly to reflect cur- ALL WRAPPED UP, . raallyl A claan car IhroughoulI he season • Low minimum deposit of only $2,500. and houao la our pra'senl lo you. Pick your Wrench Set rent money market trends. And if your account should Iroo, Ihun we'll plasllc-wrap It In Vaxar' naflular Prlco .11.09 SAVE ENERGY! fall below the $2,500 minimum during your monthly nailing lo protacl III ihapa, haap thlnga noal I SataPrlca , ff.«0 Stanley • Guaranteed money market earnings. MsnufKium's With an upgrade of your existing ! statement cycle, you'll still continue to earn interest, at Stanley Rabun 9.00 26" Hardtootb After January 13, the rate you receive 1 Heating System! One of these options ; a fixed rate of 5 -i % for that month. A $5 service'eharge IT PAYS Vour Handsaw will be equal to the prevailing 91-Day will apply if your balance falls" below $1,000. • 24" Aluminum Level Final HeouUrPrice ,,,,..»• is right for you:. THIS IS A OUALITV GROWN ADDED TREE USE RauularPriea ,v...... I1.n Co»e T:Bill rate, plus a Vi of 1% bonus! CHRISTMAS TREE SatoPrioe «.«• SatoPrlc* ,.«.o» • A new Energy Efficient boilei to replace your old worn '• During Ita crowing yuan, this trea Altar ihla tree hea eddad |oy "lo your TO Mttfluftdurir'aRabitta ...... 1.00 Manufacturer's Rebate ...... *,00 Money Fund Checking. It's the complete personal haa baautlllad lha land: claanaad' Vour oul healing system. ! Chrlatmaa, let II continue to benetlt the Oal a $3.00 Oiack book from siitnlay vvhon tha air, provided yog wilh oxygen; Final • Auxiliary Wood Coal boiler added lo your existing oil \ • Unlimited check-writing and withdrawals, money management package of today ... available and protected your wiler aupply. environment. Place II on your lawn as a bird ADVERTISE you buy a feudally marked PSw and S 5" CO«I. or gis system. any time, with no per-check charge. now at Berkeley Federal Savings! It hat been replaced bv other traaa ahalter and leader, or remove Ita branchea to continue thla ecological con- lor plant mulch. Tha remaining trunk can •Multi-Fuel (wood, coal, oil, gas) boiler to-replace youi : tribution. Where the smart money GROWS provide ruatlc wood ot many uaea. Stanley old worn out heiling system. Do It With ALL neflATE PRICES Block Plane B&M flepularPrlco «7.fO STOCK MAY BE Visit Our Holiday Country Shoppe! SafeP^lce .., 10.00 Holiday Hours: Monday thru Sunday, 9-9 ALUMINUM CO. Manufacturer's Robnlo 2.00 • Firewood • Fresh apple cider-no preservatives Vour ' UMITBD «# 20G4 Monis Ave.. Union • 6869661 Final Cost DBC. 24th 1982. Federal Savings and Loan «# PRINCE FARMS Aluminum Siding Got n $2.00 chock bock trom Slnnloy when ON SOME ITEMS «# you buy this spodallv marked Pinna J4*ii • SHORT HILLS r>l>J> Mlllomn Avd • 4B7 2/'M Hiuns Monday thru Friday, 11:45 lo I! 30 647 So. Springfield Ave., Springfield 376-1360 WHITE Thursday Evos. U.lXI to UDO. Saturday. 9:31) lo I 1)0 UNION 324 Cliosliuil St • GII77030 STORM , , MULTI-FUEL SYSTEMS Hours. Mor.day thru Fuday, 11:45 to 3:30 800-672-1934 Finlav Evos, 0:00 lo 8:00. Saturday, 9:30 tu 1,00 dill Toll Free loi up lo the f.nuii' high Ollioi Branches: East Hanovoi. Llvinoslon, Newark. Monioo Township. t.Udf, ant! Sciiilil Moiu'i Irom UNION. N.J. 8510319 Plninsboro., Vlncontown, Whilinu, Manchostoi/Lakohurst. LaKi'wootl [lurk tilt' UerkiH^y Mom'v T'tv Supuimarkol branches at Palhmaik in Glllolto and Giwwooil , Mi'iiihi'i I SI IC • I iiii.tl O|>|nulumlv tt'uih'i -~ Thursday Deceits lo. George Linen paintings going on exhibit at FDU TODAY'S ARMY IS NOW (by the uioeleemtl century portfMt artist George Linen will be on practitioner ul (he several jirlyjitc collections. Ihe exhibit, • "digpUy at.the PIurham-Modison Cam- l-liion's youngest grandchild, John S. A reception in honor ol ihe opening of TAKING ORDERS plia I.lhrary nf Pnii-lplgh nii*|rlr«nn 14(Mlkli4H»a University from Sunday lo Jan. 31_/ from In • aradoniy, his success wus will be celebrating hjs HUlh birthday at at Ihe library. The public is invited. Included in Uie exhibit, entitled iiKsurvd. In HH.l. he moved (o Newark, a family parly the day that the exhibit Kurlher information is available from FROM HIGH SCHOOL "George Linen,. 1802-1888: A Selection where hi' o|H'insi a slutjio. still retaining opens. His. daughter is ICtmna Joy Hence Weber, curator of special collec- of Portraits," are> 21 paintings which the one in New York- until ltHH. In (lie Linen Dana, who selected the works for tions, :i77-470<), extension 5IG. were loaned'to the library by private" . late IK40's he worked in Hiclimond. SENIORS. ' collectors, all of whom are descendants While-there, hi- pa in led the Itobcrl of George Linen. The Metropolitan Henry M.iny family, JI picture ivhiclys Penalties increased now in Hit' i.illeclinn cil the Virginia Museum of Art in New York and the • o- ; ; I . ., George Griswold Frelliighuysen Ar- HistoricalSncirh-.HThroii|!li the fillies and riirl> sixties.'• lu1 • painted * in New Jersey drivers who The' driver improve- boretum of Morrlstown also made pain- have their driving mcnl program is available tings available. ' - '• Balliinwv. WasJiinitliiu, D.C.. Alexan- SNOW dria and Torre llaulr. Between llir>r>and privileges suspended aflor* In drivers who accrue-12 lo Born in Scotland in 1802. Linen was l)iic. 21 will face increased .14 points in more that two , the youngest of 10 children.'-.He was I8CB, lie mainlaiucd a residence on fashionable- \Vasliinglon_SJrejl_iii_ fees for the evcrUOuLyjuu-S.—Ity—iiltenTttiijrTfic trained at the Royal Scottish Academy -r-oKloi'iititin—07 TiioscPsix-hour classroom pro- at L'Affaire in Edinburgh and established himself Newaiik-DuriTnTniaTliine. liecontinuod privileges, says .Clifford gram, given in two ses- GOERS as a painter of small-poHfails Jn lokeepiisludioiniiew York.. W. Snedeker, director of siohs drivers can receive a Complete Dinner —EnglancTwhere he remained lor *10 In the directories of both cities he is Ihe New Jersey Division of three-point, reduction on years. After his marriage in 1833 to,listed as an "nil ist" until itHUtnndinthc Motor Vehicles. their records and escape wjLOJP Unlimited Open Bar Sarah Cartwright Davies. he left for the Newark directory as a "landscape The old restoration fee Ihe initial suspension, New .World, which offered greater op: painter" as well, flie eclipse olpnilra if of $20 is being increased lo The probationary driver Fbrthehngrun 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. painling by photography may have In- portunily. In 1834, he went to Toronto $.10 for all drivers who program is for new Champagne Toast at Midnight and within 3 year he had moved his spired him lo turn to landscapes receive a notice-of suspen- drivers who accrue four or MAX family to New York, where he opened n In HIGH, because of Ihe fragile heallli sion mailed from 1)MV more points stemming TRAK-GRIP Noisemakers and Hats studio. By 1838 he had gained swift pro- ot one of his sons, he gave up his house beginning Dec. 21. from two or more viola- minence, mainly through his portraits and studio and moved his family to a In addition, Ihe fees for tions. This is also a six- ; STEEL BELTED RADIAL 5 Hours of Music & Dancing of popular statesmen such as Daniel farm in Bloomiiigdalo. now Hiverdale. laking pail in either Ihe hour block on instruction • • by the Webster and Henry Clay. which he named ••(ilenbum" lor his driver 'improvement pro- dealing wilh driver 66 'Serving Union County" His portrait of Clay in 1SBU was homeland, lie died there in num. The gram or the probationary behavior and alliludes and rSi»e 185/75R13 Barry Herman.Orchestras awarded^ silver medal by Ihe-National farmhouse has been restored recently driver program are being is.also split into Iwo ses- If.E.T. Include!), ' Docombor 16,19Bi Appearing in the Union Leader, Linden Leader. Springfiold Leader, Mountainside Echo, The Spectator, Kenilworth Leader. Academy of Design as . Ihe "best and the adjoining mill is 'now a increased from $2(1 lo $40 sions. ''•Two Full Width Stool Boltt *Two Pdlyoiloi All Gratuitilei $45 Per specimen of painting exhibited. ' He restaurant called the Powder Horn Inn. on Ihe siime dale. The fee" . Cold Radial Body Pilot • Can Be Studdpd I Tues Included Person began exhibiting his works at the In 1941. a retrospective of his works for drivers convicted of academy in 1837. where he was in- was exhibited by,, Ihe Richmond drunk driving and Gtf! SnowMobility At... LIMITED RESERVATIONS Storm fails fluenced by Henry. lnrnan. one of its Academy of Sciences and Ails. His automatically enrolled in Graduates of the Class Call 232-4454 works are in the Maryland Historical Ihe . alcohol ol '.January IHr-3 of South Society: Ihe Academy of Fine Arls. counlermeasures pro- Side High School, Newark, ALFORD to put chill ToI'lilWicil* ('hairini'ii: Philadelphia;' National Society of Col- • gram will remain- at $40. are being sought for a :i(lth Would you like snnu1 help in pr_p;irin^ onial Dames of America. .North Those drivers must pay a year reunion early in 1983. newspaper releases"' Wrile In Ibis Carolina; the Virginia Historical Socie- total ol $70 in order to have Those interested in alien- AUTOMOTIVE on a party newspaper and ask Inr our- "Tips nn ty; Ihe Metropolitan Museum of Art: their''driving privileges ding can contact Ihe Class 1099 ROUTE 22, EASTBOUND Suhmilline. Ni'us Keleascs " . the National .Portrait Gallery; and restored at the, end of the* of.'53 Keuiiion Committee, 2099 Springfield Ave. "MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ. Ify ADABKUNNKK suspension period — $40 800 Chestnut SI-., Hoselle Vauxhall (Union) 688-0040 for the program and $:io Park, 07204, or call 241- Some are adults and some for restoration. . 0234. w///m//////////mmm'//: are children. They are mental- ly retarded, emotionally disturbed, neurologically im- paired, physically handicap- ped, blind, deaf, multiply han- dicapped...Many of them are in wheelchairs. CHRISTMAS GIFT They are the people who are served by Camp Fatima, an in- SLIPPERS dependent, non-sectarian camp, free to all who need it, | andJhe only all-volunteer camp in New Jersey. On Sunday, they and their parents — nearly 300 of them — Closed Back got together at the Knights of FUZZY Columbus Home in Union for light bluf, pink. their annual Christmas celebration. Despite the snowstorm, almost all ol those who had signed up made it to the party. The few who didn't get there received their presents just the same; the packages were Li£ht blue, pink, wine, white, red, delivered to their homes by bone, and sap- willing volunteers. phire. Santa Claus arrived by horse and buggy, provided by Henry Swift of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Santa, in the person of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Popp of Union, handed out treats, including pictures ol San,ta himself, lo all the children. Bakeries -donated cookies, other contributors gave not on- ly money but all sorts'of items, including wrapping paper lor the gifts. "People have been more than •generous," said Sister Ann Dominic of St. Michael's School in Union, a member- of the |—eamp-boartTSince'the program- was established 16 years ago. Thai has been true nol only for the annual holiday party, w Lightweight but the year around, she noted. I MEN'S Volunteers give of their time, Tin or brown. individuals make donations and organizations present major gifts, such • as the three wheelchairs which Ihe Policcwives of Union have given to the camp over I ho pasl two years. When Camp Kalinin was Men's slarled, iI. provided jus! one SHEEPSKIN week of camp lo participants. PARIS Now it is offering three, weeks Choose from tnupe or black. each summer at different sites. iu«de. Though I|ie camp has been held MEETING SANTA-A wide-eyed youngster perches on Santa's lap at party held Sunday lor campers, families; Iriends and 5 00 _____ volunteer stiilf of Camp Fatima. • / \ (Continued on page 2111 20 Tbo .stunning now boot tn ;i startling com- bination nl suode and nylon. Simply LUCKY gorgeous, unbelievably comfortable. In a range of sizes and widths wilh the added bonus ol the original J patenlcd lied Carpel1 cushion olcomforl. .Woman's BOOT Mulll, pink, blue, STRIKES LUCKY irwn «t"y- STRIKE "W»V« mtdt a fashion out ol comloil" mum UNION BOOTERY UNION BOOTERY THE MOMENT IS RIGHT FOR IT. 103G S*uyvQsanVAve. 1030 Stuyvesant Ave. UNION CENTER 686-5480 LUCKY. STRIkE L. S./M. K T, MEANS FINE TOBACCO UNION CENTER 686-5480 Open Kvery Nile' ^^_^ Open Every N'ilu , Till); KxccplSal. Warning; The Surgeon Gonoral Has Determined «•*•• ' Til a; Except Sat. , . Open Miiniln.vN II tol that Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Onen.Sundny!,)! to I Filters Box nnrj Solt Pack: 12 mg. "inr". '1.0 mg. nicoliiio w. put cigntimo jiy FTC molliod. Sugarloaf trip Cancer Society sells Gerontology center sets set by ski club id Sugarloal, Maine is Ihe site for Union County College's third annual semester an exotic cookbook human sexuality course break ski trjp.1 How does Holiday Shrimp, New . The cookbook is available al Hi I "Human Sexualily and In addition to these, the health and recreation "Sugarlnal' is Ihe closes! Ihing lo ski- Jersey Apple Torle or Norwegian Union '.Coun'ly l.'nit -Oflice, 5!. i I [he Later Years" is a new Gerontology Center is con- Information aboul tin- ing in an Alpine Swiss Valley J have Chnislmas Bread sound? The recipes Weslminisler'Avenue in Elizabeth ui-.n m course, being offered by dueling' a mini-course in Gerontology Cenler. n- ever seen," according to Dr. W. Allen lor these and many more can be lourid mUy he- pufehaxeil wilh a lax deduc '• .iaqiiary on "Survey of ,Tl.-lS(• I-II|I.,.I."L'<»> I in n • : n t>t Ktttit 1 professor of health and "One ean ski lo and from Ihe lodging and Warren Knauer, M.D., executive cookbook would be a nice gilt or as an College s'-vi'i'n' - it' ;i Lincoln ' <-JII• recreation, one of four of- area. Arcades, local bands, restaurants committee chairman, look over "Fresh appropriate Kill lor co-workers or bulmg loiiioi -••••. fered by the cenler. will be ORDER NOW FOR YOUR and other recreational facilities are from the' Garden State", the new associaies The !.''(' ji, •' t:mt- Slud(.'ni Govcn. given from 9:25 am to available right on the mountain," said American Cancer Society cookbook. "Kjich purchase represents a ion-' m(;nl ISS|JUI."< ..'in a IJU.S trip 'o Ihe New ' .->oon each Friday sorting CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS PARTIES Michael Geertsnia, coordinator of Ihe Inbulion lo the cancer crusade. »airl Vnrk Siaic ; :n- Hn.- produclion oi "The 1 •thm 28r—ftfgislrstit Irip. Eileen Bender is president ol Ihe Lois (iannon. (.'rusade fhairperson II .Nutcrai kcr -'IAIC ' The charL !-. uhah .,.„. MM! or F.Jft UCC Ski Club. NOIUVKGI.WSAIiltOAl) - provides tunds lor' patient service, provides • •nrj-lii-s1'r;i -eal> and c-egirtsJan 17. The Ihree countries whose in- Other courses also being public an(t prolessional edtu.-ation and Ira'nsporliiilull. > ^7 Inr sludenls and ; habitants most frequently go abroad on offered during the Spring X«T.\IHJ-:S I.KFT|IA\IIKI) research aimed ai conquering cancer SlSlorguesls',',' Harpo MarN.' Charlie Chaplin, Judy vacation are Sweden, Norway and Semester' in Ihe Gerpn- Switzerland. When it comes to lology Center are ''Basic A flFFIPF "H»( inn told • Garland, Leonardo da Vinci and Jack Sll()l>()L'K,.\I)\KlfTlSi:us ; the. Kipper all had nl! ' - ' been providing Family • Current Price 1.50/Gal. Planning services lo the "Xwtain Sin MASTER CARD • VISA • AMERICAN EXPRESS wanes of Hie I'DJOR Comn- "Where Ccnonal • jm . . . J§* ' IV area i each ps- !jer.lS. Our gaa j » c= to pro- vide- the awr.mu.iri >• .-nth a modern reprc-cuci;ve AFTER OVER 35 health care iac:i:;y ar4 sie YEARS IN UNION Everything WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS! MAXINES

Must be sold! WE'LL MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EASIER! CHOOSE FROM LARGE SELECTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS - WHERE YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND FASHION, STYLE AND, AS ALWAYS, VALUE. SOME LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS £]izabt;J-. a: *S6 E Grarai -Jr«-i 40Tn7(h OFF -T. Mrs K.vthler." are On Our Entire Stock Including Famous Brands! •eanc>~ fiaiuejustne'.er Largest Selection Of ARIS ISOTONERS DEVON ECCOBAY rW.U'cWK POITLAK PANTS • JEANS • iad !•'•: ior before. Ncr*- • Gloves • Handbags • Jewelry • Wallets •Rounds . Marquises . Ovuls GLOVES DKNIM TWII.I i *-o oar; offer private MIX AND MATCII SLEEPWEAR FREE! .Pear Shapes. Hearts „ WARM LINED OUR BEST GOWNS P J > GAB CC1RDUKON' HATS • GLOVES ; ;tui-=eiirjg rooms." a Also DIGITAL WATCH 1 -\bnrx:ory. a palsenl Earrings & Necklaces Genuine Leather Bags SELLERS Ah Low Ah SCARVES I ..due. • • •?• roota. and an up Large Selection Of Diamond UNLINI-D . Low 17 MAXINE'S SALESIQ'9 Af. j -o |'K\ K\i:s. \SI VTI|.('IIKISTMXS BLOUSES I-VAN PICONI: SWEATERS COATS gynecologists provide a Open Every Evening until KNIT TOI'S • WOOl.S-QUIl.T-S JOGGING •range otf services lhat in- CRACKKRS ROBES JOHN DeGEORGE CAKHYBACK FUN I-'UH ' clude: a thorough medical Christmas, Sundays 12 - 4 Low $7" SUITS QUII n:n exam, contraceptive ..•. >-'•!" Sugarloaf trip Cancer Society sells Qerontplogy center sets set by ski club Sugarloal, Maine is the site for Union County College's third annual semester an exotic cookbook human sexuality course break ski trip. How does Holiday ShrTmp, New The cookbook is available al 'i r • ' "Human Sexuality and In addition to Ihesc, the health and recreation "Sugar-loaf is the closest thing to ski- Jersey Apple Torle or Norwegian Union County l.'nit Office, ) the Later1 Years" is a new Gerontology Center is con- Information about ing in an Alpine Swiss Valley 1 have Christmas Bread sound? The recipes Westminister Avenue in Elfzabeth ai course being offered by ducting a mini-course in Gerontology Center, over seen," according to Dr. W. Allen lor these and many more can be lound may be ipurchased with a lax declu the Kean College Geron- Jqnuary on "Survey of classes and other Ashby of Plainfield, faculty advisor to in "Fresh from the Garden Stale", a (able Kill ol S(i each. They also may tology Center in the spring "Programs and "Agencies livities may be oblaim- the group. cookbook compiled by American ordered by in;. ! or phone liy adrln semester, according to That Serve the Elderly." by calling Famighetli The UCt! ski enthusiasts will leave in Cancer Society volunteers Irom N.J.'s $1.25 lor |jrni:i|{e and haiidlin^- Robert Famighetti. the taught by Dr. Janis G. 527-2605, or Pr. Ramoth ;! - luxury buses from the campus faculty 21 counties. director. The center is Ramoth. professor of 527-2180 or 527-2098. parking lot on Sunday, Jan. 9 al 9 a.m., . "Fresh Irom the Garden Stale" Students from UCC part of the college's. and return after midnight on Friday, ii|ipiil would make a groat gilt for that Iriond Department of Health and Jan. 14. The price, $215 for students and who lives lar away, bringing him to see 'Nutcracke' Recreation.. -•. $230 for guests, includes bus ONCE-OVER-Brcnda Curtis, ex- recipes featuring the slates local pro- The course, taught by JULIUS KARTZMAN & SON transportation, condominium lodgings ocutivo director ol the Union County duce Perhaps preparing Norwegian The sta~''i'.;ii in ;;'. "Tin \ • Suite." « ill ! t iii n- .•; Stuart J. Colien. assistant II A(lin Rtld) To JUPSIJ Toal NttOl for Thl Holidljl and ski lifts. unit of the American Cnncer Society, Clinstmas Bread wrapped up with Ihe professor of health and "One can ski to and from the lodging and Warren Knauer, M.D., executive cookbook would be a nice gill or as an Coll''i;e s:u'l'-iv- ;i :i Lincoln > cnii recreation, one of four of- area. Arcades, local bands, restaurants committee chairman, look over ."Fresh appropriate gilt lor co-workers or uutin{4 tonnu :•<>.-. fered by the center, will be ORDER NOW FOR YOUR and other recreational facilities are from the Garden State", '1he new • associates The L('(' |i, i: iinic Studeni Goven. given from 9,:25 a.m. to available right on the mountain," said American Cancer Society cookbook. "Each purchase ropresenls a con- menl is .spur,", .nua bus I rip iu Ihe .New o noon each Friday starting CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS PARTIES Michael Geerlsma, coordinator of the tribution to Inc.cancer crusade." said York Stale : :n;inr; production nl "The Jan. 28. Registration I rip. Eileen Bender is president ol the Lois Gannon.'Crusade Chairperson "II NuliTJitkei' M:III- ' The charue. ^huh UCC Ski Club. NOIUVK(;iA.VSAIJIU).\l) provides lunds lor patienl service, provides urchi'stra -eal> and begins Jan. 17. 1 SLOPPY JOES "The three countries 'whoso in- . Ol her courses also being public and prolessional education anil transportation. !•• ^7 lor students and rp - habitants most frequently go abroad on research aimed at conquering cancer S12 lor guests offered during the Spring Slittd t Dicoutri : vacation are Sweden, Norway and Semester in the Geron- Harpo Murx. Charlie Chaplin, Judy Garland. Leonardo, da Vinci and Jack Switzerland. When it comes to tology Center are'"Basic weekends abroad Norwegians lead the SIIOI'OL'H ADVKHTISKHS WELCOME GIFT-Joan Corbet, United Way of Union County's presidont, ac- Concepts and Issues in nPC PP Hot md Cold the Kipper all had one Ihing In com- AM) S.WK MUSKY mon: they were left handed. world, a new survey shows Why Not Make This Her. a. UJ cepts a corporate gilt ol 535,000 from Larry Young, manager of the Prudential In- Gerontology" on Tuesday UrriOL .HORS O'OEUVRES IO I surance Co. office in Elizabeth. The United Way distributes the money it raises to evenings. "Psychology of Buutilull) Decontid r- , various local human care agencies. ' Aging" on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, and CAPTfiDV "MEAT TRAYS W ROLEX "Death in Perspective," rAolUni .SALADS KEROSENE ' which is being offered at And For Otsserl Don't Forget Our World Henonncd CHRISTMAS! Planned Parenthood three different limes. v PIES • CAKES • PASTRIES EVERY NITE TIL CHRISTMAS The Gerontology Center CLEAR WATER WHITE offers courses for a cer- JULIUS KARTZMAN & SON DELIVERED moves to a new spot tificate in gerontology on SUPER SPECIAL! the successful completion 25 MILL ROAD needed to other agencies. reproductive health. TO YOUR HOME Perma Press,..10 Colors Planned Parenthood is o[ 24 credits sequence. It IRVINGTON * 374-2600 kicking off the celebration Bilingual services are also The new clinic at 203 also offers both day and • 50 Gal. Minimum Delivered I of its 50 years of service a available. Park Avenue. Plainfield evening courses on the • DINNER NAPKINS i Surprise her month early by moving to Last year Planned will open to the public undergraduate and \ this Christmas For | with a.Rolex Lady a newly renovated loca- Parenthood provided 4.000 Monday. The clinic hours graduate level, conducts a • Pure K-l Kerosene tion al 203 Park Avenue in women counseling, are 9 p.m.- 4 p.m. Monday conference . each !< Oatejust chronometer in Plainfield. medical and social ser- through Friday, and an November, and holds an • 55 GaLStorage drums $00° |Y 18K gold with matching bracele 1983 marks the beginn- vices- related to their appointment is necessary. institute each summer. ^ pressure-proof down to 165 feel ing of the sixth decade that stands, and valves for sale First Quality! I in its Oyster case. A superb, hand' Planned Parenthood has (me— < (' crafted instrument! been providing Family • Current Price 1.50/Gal. Planning services to the 'Curtain Sin ' MASTER CARD • VISA • AMERICAN EXPRESS women of the Union Coun- "Whort Ptnonal ty area on a sliding fee Strvlce Com You "Dni|ncisOIFintlt«lir" scale. POWER-OL FUEL CO. Nothing EKtra" 507-513 CHANCELLOR AVEJRVINGTON MKIOUXX (MU, V rUMMi, Hi. "Our new quarters." A revolutionary new shape. To reflect the happiness 1036 Stuyvesant Ave, Union 1686-5015 UOtoWOO IMU, UHm>t, Kl. stales Joan C. Koehler. the shining in your eyes. , . . ' HWffllS W. WU, mnUmm, HI. Executive Director, "have 16 We firs *MUI HUM a«U«, Mm T«rt dt, been completely 373-6965 renovated to meet the in- dividual needs of each pa- tients. Our goal was to pro- vide the community with a modern reproductive health care facility and we AFTER OVER 35 arc thrilled thai we have YEARS IN UNION achieved that goal." Everything WE ARE CLOSING Planned Parenthood's OUR DOORS! new facility includes the MAXINE'S main clinic as well as the Administrative Head- Must be sold! WE'LL MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EASIER! quarters. An additional clinic is located in CHOOSE FROM LARGE SELECTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS - WHERE YOU'LL Elizabeth al 1195E. Grand ALWAYS FIND FASHION, STYLE AND, AS ALWAYS. VALUE. SOME LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS. •ilreel "The highlights of our new location," continued 40TO70%OFF Mrs. „ Kuehler," are 'ealuix'S iiiat we just never On Our Entire Stock Including Famous Brands! Largest Selection Of ARIS ISOTONERS DEVON EGCOBAY /AI.U'AV.S /'()/'(U.M< PANTS • JEANS K.VVU'MK • had nun-) lor before. Now .Rounda . Marquises , Ovals • Gloves • Handbags • Jewelry • Wallets GLOVES MIX AND MATCII SLEEPWEAR DliNIM I'WILL FREE! i •xc. can offer private .Pear Shapes. Hearts ,,. WARM LINED GAB CORDURON' counseling rooms," a OUR BEST GOWNS Pj> HATS • GLOVES /Vino SELLERS DIGITAL WATCH *nbnr;i:o.ry, a patient " rungs & necwaces I , Genuinuemiine Leatheujainer cBags As Low Ai. Him \,,,, i 1,^-n A SCARVES^ Large Selection Of Diamond UNLINUD S As Low Ai 3 cdur^i • jn room, and an up H>'1 SALES1 Q99 A. Lou, A. 14" As MAXINES j io duit Resource.Center Engagement Rings *nd Wedding Banda $7" \.'II"1"IUI|.V .-V..MIIII MHAPPflli, available to educators and |8i Watches-Fine Jewelry STILL Witerford Crystal-Lenox China til'lCIM. GROlir CiilV A SpcChll Cull ' Chonukoh,; the general public." s. NOT SURE? Unli I'lii- i\.ii|».i. Lladro & Hummel Figurines DESIGNER BASIC • NOVI-I.I'Y JS. • A professional staff of WINTER WE HAVE oi'i-A i:\ i:s. & si \. Tii.niwsT.M \s BLOUSES hi I I' III l\ H \l\Af ' registered nurses and SWEATERS COATS I:VHRVO\E Sil'PH gynecologists provide a EVAN PICONK Open Every Evening until CRACKERS • KNIT TOPS WOOLS -QUILTS i range of services • that in- I:UN HUH ROBES clude: a thorough medical . Christmas, Sundays 12 - 4 JOHN DeGEORGE CARRYBACK JOGGING CJUIl.TED and MORE HUUSMF.D exam,' contraceptive As L'O'U, '39" I'll-l- A I A '1 1" SUITS 8 education' and supplies,. JEWELERS Values to $55.99 A Ail Low Ae X \3 Values to $219.99 AiiH 'iLOW AS 1X Q7 " VD testing, pregnancy MANY COLORS testing, cancer screening, 'MILLINERY SHOPS counseling, community HOLIDAY HOURS: M0N.FRI. 9:30-9 PM SAT. 9:30- 9 PMA s LowSUN As J. 11-7 4 PM STUYVESANT AVENUE, UNION • .education and referrals as on '-@we 9omk''687-3701 SHOP EARL Y FOR BEST SELECTION AND COURTEOUS, PERSONAL ATTENTION

1027 Stuyvesant Ayenue Parking In Rear lentrance on Axton Ave.) MAXINES Union Center Open Everv Night 'til Christmas Consumer affairs group Phobia release progranryset GED testing offered by UCC The Mental Health' ques for persons suffering situations. •• Seventy-four adults participated Jast^ their knowledge level. Association of Union Court- from agoraphobia or in- . To receive an informa- month in the General Education Union County College's equivalency issues a safety warning tion packet and applica Development (GED) testing at the n ly announces lhat applica- dividual fears of testing program' at the GED Tesi tions are now being ac- elevalors. dentists, crowd- lion call Ihe Phobia Center GEL) Test Center in Elizabeth operated The Union County Divi- plate and resemble..a or the safely valve. If Center al the Elizabeth Campus. 10 cepted for the winter ses- ed'places, flying, writing at 272-0303 between the by Union County College. eg sion of Consumer Affairs fireplace grate or liner. there is no safety valce. Butler Street, also administers the Col- CO sions of Ihe Phobia or making a signature in hours of!) a.m. and 4 p.m within the Department of Plumbing connects the have one installed with a Anthony Baldassarre ol Hostile lege Level Examination Programs o Release Education Pro- publio and many olher Monday Ihrough Friday Human* Resources has "unit to the hot-water pressure rating and flow Park, testing program direcior, an- iCLEP) lesls. Students may riceivi gram lo be held in Cran- issued a product safely - heating system of the capacity suitable for any nounced lhal Ihe 7*1 adults included CO college credits by demonslra'in: ford. warning in co-operation home. When there is a fire. type of fire. who look Ihe test in English, II who knowledge gained from [in- in the fireplace, furnace PREP is open lo anyone experiences oulside the clyssrooi with the United States The safely valve should were tested in Spanish and three who heal is either sup- suffering from a phobia. Seventeen applicants took Ihe l.'LK.i JD Consumer, Product Safety be installed in the outlet took the lest in French. Commission telling con- plemenled or replaced en- Screening of all par- test in November. Credits earnn E piping as near to the unit 1 tirely by heat generated licipants for Ihe group is The GED testing program is offered -through "CLEP may be applied lowai' may an inlensive learning ex- under the brand names oullel pipe from the unit lo Holiday Special result in water in the unil perience in a variety of ••Hydrohearlli!" Ihe safety valve should Ewry Sundijr $ boiling into sleam. II the fear management techni- < "Hydroplacc." and "Aqua. contain no valves or oilier 70 Grate." Manufacturer^ .of unit does not have an ade- CO restrictions. . TOWNLEY ihese. units-Ridgeway quate pressure relief m a. device properly installed, Every Monday ID Steel Fabricatbrs. Inc. of The safety valve should Ridgeway. Pa. and Shark the buildup or pressure be checked periodically by . Shampoo, Cut & BlOwstyte SUPER CD Manufacturing Corpora- can cause an explosion. triggering il to be sure en, Women ft Child c r> tion, of Greenlawn. X'.Y. CPSC urges consumers lhal it will relieve ID are no longer in business. who have one of, these pressure This should be MARKET CO units to have ils in- n III "At least eight.explosion done wilh caution, by a incidents reporled stallation checked by a knowledgeable person, lo X qual-ified. licensed 3 associated with the failure avoid hoi water scalding. SHOP EARLY FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! CT of these devices have oc- plumber who has specific curred siirc*—-K> ldofbil [nlnrmntion nn Ihe Beef Seamed _Cookin resulting in one dealh and water pumps, pipe freez- devices involved and what OMP ROAST Oven Stullei Hossimg o V \ five serious injuries."- ing problems. and owners ol these devices EYE ROUND 00 warns Bloom. Direcior of pressure relief valves, of should do can be obtained •CHICKENS I-O I) the Division. particular importance is by calling the Commis- $00( 9 $039 "These devices are made Ihe location, pressure sion's toll-free Holline at of tubular steel ,or. sleel rating: and flow capacity 8UO-638-CPSC. MutAjniBLJMUXLMuMLjMUMM&M 2 69',b CPR course scheduled F~w~^. GOURMET CHEESE CORNER On Saturdays Only for Overlook Hospital jj±&£t SMITH-CORONA POSTER WINNER—Union County Freeholder Edward J. Slomkowski con- FEATURING... Overlook Hospital in BE-WISE gratulates student Michael Zittel of New Providence (or winning an overall drug "Physicians Only" CPR poster contest, which was open.to Union County fifth graders. At right is Anna Summit will offer a four- certification course. • . ^ IHOP TYPEWRITER • IMPORTED CHEESES part Basic Cardiac Life HUY-WISE Novyof Rosellc, a member of the Union County Narcotics Advisory Board,' Cut To Order WudHT* Support i CPR i Course The course, which is be- UKUti««i«ro" • IMPORTED CRACKERS ing offered lo area physi- which is open to anyone mil IMIUIOOI ,-• i Save two ways: • low holiday prices manufacturer's rebates Course listed over the age of 14. Classes cians, will be held on Jan. UJTOVOIIK HUM • GOURMET CHEESE SPREADS Overlook Hospital's will be held on Jan. 11. 13. i and 6. from 7 lo 10 p.m.. WHOLESALE r at>le PRICES ULTRASONIC™ P° ' electronic with one-step Parenlcraft program will 18, and 20 from 7 to 10:30 in Overlook Hospital's memory correction • — All Cheese and Cheese Spreads p.m. Wallace Auditorium. At- sponsor a two-part pregnancy exercise Participants will learn tendance al. both sessions 4Xi Lifu errors off ihe paper »iih onfc touch of a Now on Display! Our Beautiful Selection of Gourmet is required for American Pre-programmed Icticrform or electronic mar course on Jan. 5 and 12. one^and two-man CPR. in- ™IF ITSt AUTOMOTIVE. Heart Association cer- Memory speed cushion prevents voids and ovc The classes will be held CHEESE GIFT BOXES fant and child CPR and MOSTLY LIKELY. Obstructed Airway tification: • from 8 to 10 p.m. The ' WE HAVE IT" Techniques for both adults • List Price: $595.00 course is designed to help Cheese Platters Also Available Pncu food and children. Those who The course will cover Sale Price: 479.1)5 Ihe expectant couple thru 12/18 successfully complete the topics such- as the WHOLESALE SCM'Rcbiitc: :IO.OD prepare for the physical medicolegal aspects, stan- Your Final Cost: $449,115 and psychological changes FROM OUR DELI course will receive an TO THE PUBLIC . American Heart Associa- dards ol care, adult and pregnancy brings. CUTFRESHTOORDERI infant/child CPR and AUTO PARTS tion certification card. Class size is limited and Need Extra Money All White Meat Thumanns Cooked |j Imported Sandwich Obstructed Airway We Carry all the there is a $15 fee. In- There is a $25 fee for the Techniques. Participants hard to get items ; course for the general CORONAMATIC 2500 - leresled persons may- call TURKEY SALAMI will praclice on electronic " OHNSUNDIT iiu :ru REBATE for the Holidays? I SWISS public: The cost to cartridge correcting portable the Department of Com- Breasts recording manikins lo uuiBDtiS' Jo Ha S4Sm members of a rescue V • Lifts errors off Ihe paper wilh Lift-Rile cartridge. munity Education. develop proficiency in the • Office-styled keyboard. Superior prim quality squad, police or fire ClOSlOWtD [VI 1 (SPU •-Julius Oksenhorn $110 I $135 skills of one-and Iwo-man • Quick-change ribbons: office quality $150 departmeni is SIO Early CPR. carbon Him, nylon and colors. 'Ib. 'jib. registration is suggested •BUYS YOUR... • 1 1 BUY WISE 1 because the class size is KITCHENS Prior registration is re-, Lisl Price: $439.00 i i'ed lo the first 25 a^UTO PARTS quired. Interested physi- Sale Price: 329.95 DIAMONDS registrants. by VERSA cians may call the CPR SCMItebnte: 25.00 FARM FRESH PRODUCE Overlook Hospital will Coordinator at 522-2365 for iC»l SPRlNCHtLO AVI VAUXHALLIUNlOM.N 1 Your \cl Cost: S:t(M.».'• Predou/ Aono/ Fresh Fresh .ifler.. a two-session further information. •=-4-- =: California CUKES STRING BEANS NAVEL ORANGES CORONAMATIC 2200 REBATE Old qold-giher FREE 'N-HCtME ESTIMATES... f mill cartridge corrector. $ • I-ifl-Rile cartridge lakfcs errors olf the paper. 00 SIDING JHE LOW PRICE YOU WANT •.Wide carriage and 88-characier keyboard. ESTATE SALES 5,., 1 • Many automatic features. J '0' 1 ^ 722 siz i e * VALUES! WITH QUALITY YOU DESERVE and now and then by List Price: $399.00. he sells Farm Fresh g • RC COLA SAVE ON SODA! Sale Price: 309.95 QUALITY Extra g • DIET RITE SCMItebate: L'll.lW Highest Prices Paid (t . g • 7-UP Custom Cabinets Large FARROW & BAUElO Your Net Cost: $2K!),!ili Immediate Payment {•DIET7-UP ^^ ALUMINUMorVINYL YOU CAN AFFORD! bank references EGGS 79 | • 2 Ltr. bottle 9*^ 9*^plus tax $ 00 ENTKKPKISK CT With KKYHOAIH) COKKIilTION, SI'KCIAI. •aMI.'J * Free Estimates • wholesale - retail SIDING J' We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities 2950 Effective October 20, I $82 through December 31, 1982. Cull or Visit € appraisals FOR 1*00 SQ. FT, COMPLETE-SOFFIT-FASCIA-INSULATION Versa Supply /MI i'V M A M c ROOFING-LEADERS GUTTERS-DOORS Open ovci^ t?v'L' LU X of credit. They_are: "Com- ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY Sarotti Chocolates IT, • niunication Skills 1." "In- • Hero, Globus, Schwar- troduction lo College < SPECIALS NOW! tau Preserves. Reading I.'.' "Individualiz- D < ed Instruction." "Decision • German, Lithuanian CD n CO Making." and "Elemen- & Canadian Bread Tired of the bar scene-? and tary Algebra." FRESH & SMOKED HAMS (D • Christmas Ornaments all that means- - Sure you l'nion_ Cbunlv College 3 m are- Join our SINGLES ON- will also conduct a pro- DELICIOUS PRIME RIBS & Chocolate Santas cr gram ol credit studies for : • Pompadour Herb Teas to LY BOWLING LEAGUE. senior citizens at 17 I'nion • Beer Steins, Chrystal 111 County locations.-'through RESH TUKKEYS Laugh- enjoy- Have fun and Glasses, Melitta China o I its Senior Citizen Studies co meet new friends while i-o Center. .The program TENDER GEESE • Many Gift Ideas competing in the largest all enables seniors to enroll in weather sport in the world college courses at loca- —rrons-thnirarc convenient "today. Starting in JanTSun. and familiar lo them, such eve. at 7 pm. Call for more as their housing complex- info. Paul • 688-2233 es, clubs and, religious organizations. i Taughi by L'nion County. Single College professors, the 17 courses to be offered this Parents & Parents Spring will be conducted at locations in I'nion. Spr- . Always wonder what to do ingfield. Westfield. with your children on cold- Elizabeth. Plainfield. HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS? Cranlord. Linden. windy-or rainy days? Join Rahwa.v. Winfield Park. We've Got 'Em All...! and Service, Too! our PARENT/CHILD Hillside and Mountain- LEAGUE that is now form- side The courses range ing. ZV& hours of fun as well Charge Columbia for Pictures as your child being in a com- There is a charge ol SS tor petition sport ana learning .veddinq and engagement pictures There is no sportsmanship. Party, bUILIIIHIHN- lUIU. II UbIU • Mil charge for the announce trophies and awards includ- menl. .vhelher j,Wn or OURGIFTTOYOtJT ed. Call us for more info.- .yilhout a picture Persons submitting redding or Paul • 688-2233. Starting in engagement pictures Jan. Sun. at 11 am should enclose the SS pay FREE ment. TOOL BOX with. NAIL I WANT TO SERVICE APRON . AND •' YOUR OIL ACCOUNT CARPENTER PENCILS WITH COMPARE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT. $5000 WITH YOUR PRESENT OIL COMPANY. HAND TOOL PURCHASE THOMAS FOlELCORP. OTHER CHEERFUL ASSISTANCE...FOR HOLIDAY GIFT SELECTIONS! I Automatic Delivery V, free Corrputemed Energy Audits COME IN AND LET US MAKE UP I Special Consideration - Senior Citizens v A PERSONAL TOOLBOX FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS! [ 6% Interest Bearing Budget Plan HAVE A DOUBT ABOUT WHAT TO GIVE? Holiday-Weekent- Night Service V PICK UP A COLUMBIA GIFT CERTIFICATE. .Financing Fo/ New Equipment y • Lumber • Glldden Palnti .With No Carrying Cost or Charges • Custom Millwork • Mouldings • Ply Gem Paneling • Waico Skyllghti • Pre-hung Doors Friendly On Time Services • Power Tooli • Atrium Doori • Stanley Tooli . • Caradtfo Wlndowi •Cedar A Redwood Siding.

Maple « Sprln«fleld A>t Sprinurield. N.j. .: A Special Pull Out Holiday Gift Guide AND START SAVING TODAY 376-5950 • AI6-8A00 7::tOS:OO WwkdnyK published by Suburban Publishing Ave H:00-l:OO.Snliirduy» Corporation. • |££g ' THOMAS FUEL CORP. 688-4281 December 16,1982 Co Kids carr learn from toys Special Holiday Ideas lhe: September/October animals, trucks, dolls, Holiday toy buying can 1 pose quite a problem for issue of the magazine. The stoves, garages -, space sla- grownups who shop for editors have selected an lion, building sets, board playthings only once a array of blocks, stuffed games. year. It can put parents " LAST MINUTE SANTAS and grandparents in a quandnry.loo. One way. to avoid confu- I sion.when faced willrthe variety of offerings on Finding a right' gift store shelves suggests Janet Spencer King, editor-in-chief of Mothers' for that 'special' guy Manual, is to remember thai toys youngsters learn Pearls for your mother, leddy bears from the rm-n's fashion expert: from arc-toys (hey enjoy lor nieces and nephews lo cuddle on Penny. 'best and play with most. Christmas morning, a set of brandy Kind sonK'thinu ililierent lor Ihe avi'i REFUNDS snifters lor your boss. You wisely They.are not. she warns, golfer who ha- almost everything the ones most adults slarled your holiday shopping in handmade antique replica clubs wi'i- assume they are.. ' .September and you should be jusl about hickory shafts. "Children learn from finished - except lor that one last hard- Surprise ihe man who always druani* toys in many different Hanes to-buy-lor person on your list. ed ol being an engineer wilh a lull;. ways." she says. "When II you're dedicated lo a search lor operational scale model loi-nmo'.i.ve. imagination is Ihe only Underwear "the" perlecl gilt lor a very special Satisfy the ultimate cli»:iies horse n limit, everyday objects gentleman, here are some suggestions with a brass valet. 3 are transformed. A set df D" bracks becomes a castle 05 arid a pile ol cards a magic carpel. . This Christmas, get quality that lasts and "A child quickly learns a $3.00 Refund. Now you can get his that a ball rolls and a favorite top-quality Hanes gnderwear In a co block doesn't. 'A toddler variety of styles and fabrics. And you can trying lo balance a large get $3.00 by mall when you buy a total of . block on top of a small one. six (6) Hanes men's or boys' underwear learns you can build garments. So, for quality that lasts and a - higher the other way $3.00 refund, make It a Hanea Christmas, around. - "Toys that represent the world around them — garages, stores, homes, highways — leach GRUB€ft'S children how society is • • • organized and the roles thai people play in its operation. PERSONAL MAILBOX—A gift that will be appreciated lor years is a personaliz- "Board games leach ! Morrli l> Stuyvaunt EIMX OrMh Plan ed mailbox that is enameled in bright red. Available Irom the Lillian Vernon children the rules of social UNION CENTER WESTORANOE catalogue, it's made in Sweden of steel and will hold a week's supply of mail, in- ; cluding all-size magazines and large envelopes. behavior — to take turns, OpwEvwy NIK ISundw Until ChrUlmii be fair to their partners Clow itturdtyevwtlnt At 4 P.M.. and not cheat." GRUBEflS & MAJOR CREDIT CHAROES ACCEPTED . A guide to "I.Q. Building This holiday visits Play Toys" is featured in

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,"->•• Play agenda bummer tare listea ar urew university Dance course scheduled Paul Barry, artistic director or the its summer fare. It will feature 19 pro- Disc & Data New Jersey Shakespeare Festival in fessional actors in more than 65 roles, By Milt Hammer is announced residence at Drew University. 300 costumes, 200 weapons and about by Whole Theater school The George Streel Playhouse. A.U pick or the LJPs, "Two or A Kind," by Madison, has announced that the l ,000 stage properties. Earl Kltigh (Capilol Records I. George SI.. New Brunswick, has nn- theater has scheduled William Additional information can be obtain- The Whole Theater Company Profes- Additional information can be obtain- nounced its list ot produtlions for the Karl KluSh, unparalleled master'of. Shakespeare's "War of the Roses." as ed by calling 377-4487. ihc acoustic nylon string guitar and sional Theater School, 544 Bloornfield - td by calling Linda Cane at 744-2'j:H. season. Ave., Monk-lair, has announced its X ' •The musical. "Raisin." produced by composer supreme, creates music thai Concert set '" simply dcHcs categorization. Having winter and spring 19H3 semester'dance m the Playhouse and (he Crossroads course curriculum. Opera slated r/l Theater Co.. will run through Jan. 23. for midnight w^ accompanied and drawn inriuctices The Children's Theater production of from a list or perrormers that includes An adult performing workshop has c "Cinderella" will be staged Saturday The eighth annual mid- Ceorgc Betisoh, Bob James, Chick Cor- been added to the agenda..The course, in Springfield ca, Jlay Parker Jr., Laurindo Almeida, - through Dec. 31: "The Doctor in Spite of . night concert fealuring.the which is designed for students wilh The opera, "Die Kledermaus," will Himself" will run from Feb. II. 1983 to Br«wcr Ensemble in an Chel Atkins and Wes Montgomery, Earl prior dance experience in modern and, ardendn s has integrated jazz, pop and K&B to presented in English will lull orchestra March 0. Crossroads will present "To all-baroque program, will anl & Lounge or jazz dancing, will meet one evening a help forge.a unique and irresistible tion under the direction ol Ira Kramer Be Young. Gifted and Black." based on be held Dec. 25 at the YM- week. Saturday at I! p.m. in Jonathan Dayton Hie writings of Lorraine Hansberry. YWHA OF Metropolitan NOW INTRODUCING: genre to which only a select tew others The dance pieces will be incorporated may lay claim. . • • . Regional High School. Springlield Pn, Jan. 14 through Feb. 13. New Jersey. 760 Nor-, inlo u scheduled performance in Ihe duced and staged by Floyd Wor Additional information can be obtain- thficld Ave.. West Orange. Karl's new album, his ninth all told spring. Choreography, will be by in- thinglon. it will be the holiday presents 70 ed bpcallrng 2-1G-7717. The audience is invited and lirsl for Capilol" Records, is a structor Nancy Goldstein. lion ol Ihe Community Opera ol Neu m to have coffee and j superior-quality collaboration with Jersey. Inc.. Io Union County residents doughnuts with the artists pianist composer Bob James, the /I'iie school also oilers Dance I: Irish'Rosetta' at 11:15 p.m.. preceding reciprocal oT an association that began /Modern Ballel on both teen and adult Additional inlormalion can be obtain- D ed by calling-)(i7-2075. ro the midnight show. Brunch Buffo and flowed with the "One On One" levels, also taught by Missjpoldslcm, n slated Sunday The ensemble features AIL YOU CAN EAT album on which-this .talented duo com- 0J. Edward Brewer, har- bined in 1979. The Irish Club of Seton Hall Universi- HOT OR COIB 11 A.M.- Is 2 P.M.$"T9S pischordisl: Yuvol m To this project, Earl brought with V ty will pres'ertt "Roselta'.V »n ensemble • Waldman. violinist, and him a lifetime of experience The ' of early instruments!' in a program of Virginia Brewer, oboist. 21 Item Salad Bar plus Shrimp Salad. Chicken Detroit native picked his first guitar at Irish musifof the l-ltlv|hrough I8lhcen- Salad. Eggs & Sausage. French Toast. Chickon lhe tender age of three, and l>y the lime '•luWels-. Thje .concert will pegm_at 3 p.m. Tickets for the concert, which is partially sup- Cacciatore. Blintzos. Hungarian Goulash. Bagels. lie was 17, Earl was ready Io join •'"iiT the student center on the Seton Hall Multins. Boast Beel. Turkey. Fruit Salad. Orange ported by a grant from the {Jeorge Benson's band, where the two SZECHUAN & CANTONESE SPECIALITIES CXI campus. South OraiVgc.. . ' luice. coflee. tea and much, much more r-0 New Jersey Council on the six-slrinR giants created musical nir- .'»-''R'osetta" ifc dedicale.d id the perfor- Complimentary glass ot Champagne' vana for guitar enthusiasts. Earl even- -, man'ce • of ' popular .Medieval. Arts, can be obtained at the box office and by call- or Bloody Mary tually lell Benson to join Chick Corca's NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER . Renaissance and • Baroque- music qp •Return Io Forever," contributing period • instruments. The.' group - . ing the'Y at 736-3200. exl. OPEN MOty thru SAT.. 11:30 a.m. IO 2 am. 523. SUNDAY 3:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. mighlily Io the dynamics of their MARYBETH "JAJE-ol -'Roselle .is 'specializes in priginal arrangements' ol characteristically electrifying sound. .Ms...... 1 tradi,tipnal • f^olk , melpdjes .of. early 637 Vauxhall Road. Union. N.J'.. 688-66n(j among (We dancers appearing..in the- Karl has recorded eight successful EARLKLUGH • Dynasty's Soup, PuPu Platter, choice of Dynasty • tfevi JoKstfy Dance Theater Bal[et Coin- '"ma^j! ;• •'•' '•' ' • ' albums for Capitol's affiliate labels, worried that Ihe magic could only hap- Crispy Steak, Seafood in Love Nest, Orange Beef, or pany's'vorsion af 'Nutcfackor' Sunday Additional information tan beobtnjn-. Blue Nolc and Liberty Records, the last pen once. So, I was very relieved when cdb.vcallinp Di'. fiobert Lin'non a( 761- we went into Ihe studio again and found at 2 p.m. ol'Plainfiold High School. . • ' 1 So says the VA... DI which "Crazy For You," released in Chef's Special Chicken, and Special Desert. 'xtSiVT ' '• " December l'Jiil, was certified gold. Ihe same relaxed feeling as when we The lasl lime Earl and Bob James gol did -One On One;' the feeling that this • Midnight Champagne Toast • Mystery Gift together, their "One On One" album was just going to be something very • Hats & Noisemakers Pops series set for Winter- bill also was certified gold and attained lop special." The New Jersey Symphony Or- Severinsen. honors on the jazz and easy listening "Two ol A Kind" is an album of Make your reservations now chestra will present a concert for its A concert lor Newark Pops Series charts. II seems as though every time classic beauly, lealuring sophisticated Call 379-9550 • melodic composition, richly-textured New Brunswick Pops series Jan. U. subscribers will be.held Jan: 16 in Sym- they gel together, the duo puts magic 124 Route 22 West, Springfield 1983. at 8:30 p'.m. ip Rutgers University phony Hall. Newark.-at 2:30 p.m..The into the grooves. "When Bob and. I get arrangements and crisply-executed in- gyrrmasium. New Brunswick. The pro- program will be the same as Ihe.Jan. 14 together," says Earl, "music is Ihc strumental interludes between Earl (next to Bamborger's Furniture) 1 and Bob and their solid rhythm section gram will bp Trumpet Concerto concert'. , ' ', •• *-' Conljcl niirtil VA office prune consideration, and our prime ob- Malaguina.a contemporary medley of .. ,Addjfjpnal inform»t,ion can be obtain; (check your phone book) or jective. We put ourselves totally inlo of drummer Harvey Mason and bassist songs conducted by George., M#nahan. ,pd.by calling 624-8203 or tdU-free from i local veleuni group. making Ihc music, and Ihe results are Gary King Earl's compositions on Ihe |ujf|V||V|^ A The Finest In New Jersey Guest , cohduotor .will.. Jje"' "Doc anyvthere'in New Jersey 18001 631-3407. very spontaneous. We just allow Ihc I,P include 'Sandstorm." "Where I situation in the studio dictate the direc- Wander" and "Wes." while Hob wrote tion in which we take Ihe music...and "The Falcon" and "Ingenue." Harvey' winiiiCj & with us that" usually leads to a very Mason co-wrote "Whiplash" with spcciafplace." . . Michael Lang. "I couldn't-wail--to-do 'Two ol A A Handy Reference H SS^es" U.S. Route 1 & 9 South Kind,'" adds Bob. "Our lirsl album SHANKS' \voMis.si'.\mi-:i> Elizabeth together was one ol the real highlights All female sharks have paired " DiWNG ill STYLE I ol my career, but I was a little nervous wombs, where embryos may gestate for any where from a lew months to two • CHESTNUT TAVERN - ECHO QUEEN DINER Mountain. SNEAKY'S- ahoul doing a s'econd one because J was side, Route 11, East cor. Mill v Mu.f U In RESTAURANT 64? Choitnut Si., bH Morns five . Sprrrfg'lield, «V DM. llrh years. Lane. 379 S6B1 Homumadc pasta. MADE FRESH DfllLY Union, N.J. 964-8*96 Open 7-1 Houri, 7 Days 'A : lasly pot A to skins, salads, Open lor Lunchoom ft Dinnor Week. Breakfast, Lunch £, Ring In The New Yeor In Either The Featuring Halian-Amoncan i Dinner Specials. American Cuisine. 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K Paper Mill-extends run 0) • m of 'Robert and Elizabeth' 0) FOR O) CL "Robert and Elizabeth," which open- poets. Elizabeth Barrett and Robert SUBURBAN re ed Nov. 3 at'the Paper Mill Playhouse, Browning, features a ballet sequence, LASSIFIED Millburn, originally scheduled to run . love songs, costumes, scenery and a 20- s? through last Sunday, has extended its piece orchestra. CALL CM run to this Sunday. . CO The newly-designed theater "is o The musical play, which tells a true capable of handling the nine sets and 1G 686- story of th courtship of famed English scene changes that ace 'required to 7700 0> stage the production. The building itself OflSSlFIEDS also is equipped to provide maximum Reaching over 96,000 readers in The Union Loader, Springfield Leader, Mountain- E side Echo, Kenilworth Leader, The Spectato- in Roselle & Roselle Park and The 'Toys' fonfasy comfort to its patrons." it was announc- Linden Leader, including 14,000 carrier distributed copies of Suburbanaire in Union (J ed. and Springfield. -' . •->*<•§ lenor sax arid Andy Fusco macuticals Diyi 7412,6 8 p.m.-only. book by Wilt Hammer. 32 tcislonrtllsm where your cl sion have an in pages containing fun to do on alto sax. scheduled Sun- torts will be rucoonued. quizzes, I ill insNt^ue and- . recognized teresting oppor • SWITCHBOARD day at the YM-YWHA of Summit, one of N.J 's fines! . (unity available for SANTA CLAUS- will visit false quizzes, sentence Savor special dishes Oncol New Jersey's lines I OPERATOR Metropolitan New Jersey, b.inltv needs an experienced a detail oriented in your children in your own hidden words, and many, Secretary for its accounting bapks seek* experienced home! Add lo the festive 7G0 Northfield Ave,. West Tellers (or our Summit, dividual capable of CASHIERS many more from both ofd^ FROM Depl Berkeley Heitfhls, New handling diver Must be experienced for atmosphere. For Appoint and New Testament Orange, has been postpon- Providence and Fir si s'lfied secretarial menl call 6860005. INCLUDES 7 COURSE DINNER at New Chu Dynasty This diversified poll lion re street branches Parl time new car auto dealership. Books. An excellent way ed to April 17. 1983, at 8 quires al least 33 years hours available at other functions for the Call Stanley Motors, 374 for the boy and girl to 5 HOURS OPEN BAR p.m.. due to Rich's illness. Secretarial experience, ox branches We also require Manager of Finan 5695. By Gail Casalc ccllcnt typing, (55 60 WPM), an experienced individual Lost & Found 7 know and understand the ability to use dictating equip to float, AS necdud cial Systems It was announced that When reading the weekly dining pages, you'll probably notice the many men! and lo dti some throughout our branch Development and Lost ft Found ads will run Bible better. Send 89c for tickets for the earlier date different kinds of restaurants the area has to offer. Whether your palate hap- statistical typing In Addition, system ••< stall. SALES HELP WANTED- for two weeks FREE as a your copy to- BA"KER will be honored in April. you should have A Hgura aa For better dress boutique. B-0OK HOUSE, 1019 pens to be in the mood for seafood, beef or Italian slylo. cuisine, there is cer- Mode and be able to do light service to residents In our Wealthy Street, Grand Additional information accounting > ' . ' "* '• ' A minimum 2 years Part time/Full time. 736 tainly a worthwhile list lochoose from." Add another fine Chinese restaurant We oMcr attractive star B810. 9 Communities. Rapids, Michigan 49506. can be obtained by calling II you have good skills and ting salaries and excellent' secretar i a I ex to this melting pot'the New Chu bynasty located at 124 Route 22 West in Spr- wbrk well independently wo benelili including tuition perience and 1 730-3200. can ofler An attractive star reimbursement, dental in years experience FOUND- Small m.gle ingfield. • . ling salary, and excellent surancc And profit shar SEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY mg Please call our Per on Wang O IS Shetland Sheep dog, CEMETERY PLOTS About a. month old, the New Chu was recently redecorated with designs beni'lils, Including, tuition WANTED- Mature Per HOLLYWOOD •i ELEGAST ROOMS reimbursement dental In sonnel Department* System required. son to do accounts resembles miniature Col i , SEPARATE BAXDS I Charge imported from Hong Kong. Attractive bamboo booth structures, ^colorful surance and profit sharing. This position in receivable work for a lie. Roselle Park Area. MEMORIAL PARK Please call our Personnel 522-3680 Call 241 7553. \ . 6 HOUR OPEN BAR for Pictures murals, lanterns and ceiling radiating a sky effect all create an authentic Dept lor further Information ' volves typing finan- private ambulance ser Gethhsemane Gardens, \ • 7 COURSE PRIME RIB There is a charge of S5 for oriental atmosphere. cial plans, analysis, vice. Experience prefer Mausoleums. Office: 1500 charts, and cor red but not necessary. Stuyvesant Ave., Union. X DINNER wedding and engagement Owner Frederick Chu is no stranger to the dining business. Several years LOST- Dog. German CenllniMai Brtakfatl 522-3680 respondence; fil- Tuesday thru SatuPday 688 4300 pictures. There is no ago he was the mastermind behind the former Chu Dynasty which stood in ing; and consolida and some evening Shepa r d, Rosel le/ From '85 per Person 'charge for the announce- this same spot. After a period of absence, Chu is back with a Chinese 100 Industrial Rd. lion . and distribu hours. Call 687 6300. Cranford area, 4 months old, 40-45 pounds. Black Reserve \'mc! ment, whether with or Derkcloy Heights N j * lion, of reports. CHINA- Johnson Brothers restaurant that is bigger and better than ever (seating capacity of 180). 07023 Secretarial school back and brown feet. Long Pink Castle, service for 12, OFF RTE 22 without a picture. Persons Equal oppty emp m/f Manager Vincent Tsahg is a gracious host who assists with the service of too Industrial Rd. training and WOMAN WANTED- lor straight tail. Tan collar 45 yards of royal blue submitting wedding or each customer. If the menu tends to overwhelm you with so many dishes that Oerkeloy Heights N J. knowledge of CRT cleaning 4 hours per Her name- is Mandy carpet; very good condi engagement pictures 07922 prelerred. week, in Kenilworth. REWARD! 2726197 or 276 tion and. other you don't know which to order first, allow Tsang to help with some sugges- Equal oppty omp. m/f 9800. should enclose the'55 pay tions. Call 2728373 alter 2 miscellaneous items. Call P.M. •687 3185, after 9:30 a.m. men I. The menu features Szechuan and Cantonese specialties as well as FASHION We are offering a good salary com. LOST- Thin chain with at American classics. Direct from Chinatown, Chef Wan Lau has many goodies CONSULTANT mensurate with ex MODELS tached disc, on disc COLONIAL QUEEN SIZE in store for you. To work with • exclusive pecience and—abi.|i Employment Wanted 2 NEEDED designer line Average S7 Q0 engraved Is "CHAI," with SOFA BED, white dresser For an appetizer, I highly recommend the barbecued spare ribs, chopped per hour. Fret? wardrobe. We ly and an at- name on back also B'na and bed frame, Males, female and children. mosphere con up bits of meat cooked tenderly on the inside and crispy on the outside, grac- .For advertising, catalogues, trdin Excellent future AVAILABLE- Santa's B'rith of Women o refrigerator, shelves. Call brochures And fashion No ex dusive to growth Hillside,, lost downtown ed by, a specially sweetened sauce. Definitely finger licking good. After in- penence necessary. Im Call 322-5187 Helper-will assemble any 964 8876 or 851 2815. Confetti between 9 AM and 17 Noon and advancement. shopping center o mediate Assignments if toys or items for you for dulging in this treat, your waiter may supply a hot towel for you to tidy up. qualified call. Christmas. Reasonable. Westfield, Friday The House Special Soup (for two) complete with shrimp, lobster, pork, Please send Call Mark, 276-4651. November 26. 232-8424 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 256-1000 resume for wonton and crispy Chinese vegetables is another noted item. Proceed with a FLORIST- experienced anytime. Bandil American singers, Premiere Modeling letter of application Males S25. and Females selection from the Chef's Speciallies.The Steak Kcw, composed of chunks of BOT Rivorvlow Drive shop worker for all around to: Totowa, N.J. 07517 . duties. Cat't 372-7272. NURSES AID- Warm and S15. 302 0980. filet mignon sautee'd with assorted Chinese vegetables in special sauce, and Personnel Depart dependable, taking care of Gifts & Cards 10 Craziness the Subgum Wonton featuring shrimp, pork and chicken, are two offerings. merit -the sick or elderly . Day The portions ul New Chu are so generous that ono order is satisfying for two AVON HIGH RATES NO FEE The Phar work, own transportaion. UNION CENTER CARD (2) CRYSTAL MANTEL macuticals After6P.M.2731481. ft GIFT SHOP LIGHTS- china Every Wednesday people. If you're dining solo, you may prefer ip take home what you cannot LEARNWHILE Division C I B A chandelier, ted wagon, YOU EARN!! INSTANT WORK! Featuring the Finest Line finish. GEIGY of HALLMARK CARDS hanging lights. J piece Sell Avon. We'll help you CLERKS Corporation, 556 ANNOUNCEMENTS contemporary cocktail Dance 'til you're crazed at the unsettled frenzy of Top off your meal with the refreshing House Special Dessert, (for 2) that develop your skll|s. Earn Christmas Boxed Cards TYPISTS Morris Counter Cards, Boxed Sta table set, Yarnman snow will dazzle the eye as wellas the taste buds. Served with a carved out pineap- excellent $$$. Set your own STENOS Personals blower, 22 inch S/P, 5 Harper's Confetti Nights . . . It's all you-can party hours full or part time. Ave., Summit, New tionery. Cross Pen Sets ple boat displaying three scoops of ice cream and accompanied by fresh BOOKKEEPERS Jersey Desk' Sets, Gifts and horse power, Clark in from 9:00 p.m. Until close. Call today (or more Infer INDUSTRIAL LABOR/ dustrial vacuum. Call 96R cherries and mushrooms, it's a treat not to be overlooked. mation: 07901, An equal op Russel Stover Candy. WAREHOUSE porlunity 1026 Stu'y vesant Ave. 6200. • For those dining in groups of two or more, The Dynasty Deluxe or Family ESSEX COUNTY ALL SHIFTS SEEKING Free admission 736-2866 Employer Male/ Union 687 7590 Dinners are ideal. Both include complete dinners and the former allows you Temporary, short 8. long Female INFORMATION with presentation of this ad. to sample the chef's specialties (gourmet dishes named above) at a UNION COUNTY Relative to: 351-3390 term assignments FOR SALE 16 All regular drinks 75*, 9-midnight reasonable price. . • available. CIBA-GEIGY Harold Goohan c/o TICKETS The New Chu houses a soothing cocktail lounge. Enhance your meal with a Mrs. BOOKKEEPER/- Stand-By Personnel Michael Novak ATARI SYSTEM- with favorite drink or maybe try .something new. Inquire about the Dynasty SECRETARY- Part time, Last Known Address: • BILLYTOEL' experienced. Good posi 427 Chestnut St. Union many various cartridges. Supreme. r RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST 370 16th Avenue $200. Like new! 241-6438. •GEORGE THOROGOOD J.'°P, ;° working mother. 764-7717 $170. per week, with Irvington, New Jersey • STRAYCATS Why not spice up your afternoon? Dynasty Luncheon Specials are served Call 467 2468. (in Del Ray Building) benefits. Who served with Harper's from noon to 3 p.m. featuring the "Special Combination" of soup, entree, Headquarters and BILLY JOEL Call 964 5300 Stray Cats, J. Geils, Spr fried rice, egg roll, dessert and tea. . ... MEDICAL SECRETARY- Susan Adams Headquarters Battery 1, Corps Artillery ill ingsteen. J DARK PINE These's also a takeout service available. Located next lo Bamberger's CASHIERS part time, fdr Union physr 2016512880 All Events ETAGERE'S- $150 pair, 1 Full and part time, (lex clan's office. 379 2733 alter Korea, 1950.1951. Furniture, New Chu is open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and until 1 SECRETARY- lor Anyone responding to dark pine desk with, hutch able hours (or part timers. 7p.m. top, $100. 1 childs pine a.m. Friday and Saturday. Mayor credit cards are accepted. Work while your kids are Maplewood Millburn area this ad please contact BOWINDOW- New Burton Union County has its own dynasty awaiting your arrival. Take a welcome law office. Law Office Ex Mr. Dean Garland, slant top desk with bench, m school. If you have a Permalife, 7'6" x 4'8", $35. 1 walnut, 4 shplf break from your holiday shopping this weekend lo enjoy the delights offered Qreat smile and like peo MATURE BABYSITTER perienco required, good 1400 Chapel Hill Drive, $500. Garafflp doors, 7'x 10, With car wanted 5 days a typing and steno skills, Baltimore, Md. 21237. bookcase, .$35. 1 Jane al the New Chu Dynasty Restaurant. ' Pie, apply in person at: new w/rojall hardware, walnut chest with cushion MILLBURN AUTO SPA, wce^ Early morning salary commensurate Phone: 301 602-6758/or finished in varnish, $200. with experience; good work, 301 325 4300. for extra seating, $75. Call -U—East—Willow—St,,- hoursra-quarler lo 5. 862 30-2" X 4" X 8', $30. 686- after 6, 687-7176. Millburn, N.J. •• 0429. benefits. 763 7788. 0484. 'Pc Home Improvements' 56 liquor, Beer & Wine 65 . Odd lobs Plumbing ft Heating 77 Vacuum Cleaner Repairs . 97 Apartments for Rent 105 Pool Tables 126' Dance Instruction flj. •PERFECT LAST CLEAN UPRubbish . " D'AMICO SEWER BUY DIRECT FRQM DANCEJNSTRUCTION '••• ALL HOME IM- ANGE'S UNION- AVAILABLE Learn'to dance In the com ro MINUTE GIFT .. Of Any SERVICE VACUUMS, REPAIR MANUFACTURER ft PROVEMENTS of Union February 1st. First floor fort of your own home. • Wine & Cordial Sets with Kfnd and quantity SHOP of l'/j family house. 5 SAVE!!! We'll teach any of , the rx- Carpentry • Roofing. glasses . - * . removed. 23 North 20th Street, Gutters • Pointing Residential • Commercial Rooms, gas heat, furnish UNITED BJLLARDS -Ballroom Dances. Group • Liquor • Baskets. Attics, cellars, Kenilworth, N.J. ed. Newly decorated. lessons acceptable.' Call c-.' Light Masonry Assorted Prices & Values garages cleaned • Industrial 2720154 .Adults only. 4840459. CO Driveways Sea-lcd Electric Sewer 8, Drain Manufacturer of home 8. now for an appointment PLUS a complete line ol Construction any .weekday evening. o- No Job Too Small Liquors and wines dean up..435-8815 Cleaning coin operated pool tables '. CaltAhytime Saturday VRSKHor Sharon' WE ALSO do cold-cut par MICHAEL J. Telephones 99 Apartments Wanted 106 is now open to the public. or John at 488:0744: -* m • Are the Key to results -686-7700 Buster, 944-4010 ty platters. Call In ad PRENDEVtLLE J\lew Work • Remqdeling Monday Friday until 4 PM Saturday-9 PM from now Mike, 487 2599 vance. '- " MUST SELL- General Sinks • Tubs • Toilets FOR THE PERFECT until December 24. QJ. I c "NIP N NIBBLE" Electric gas dryer and Autos Wanted 138 HOME HANDY MAN Showers* Drains GIFT For wholesale prices, Can 03 Liquor Deli West ing house air KISELI BUILDERS U58Stuyve9ant Avc. Paint*»Tj. paperhanging, SHOP AT or visit our showroom at: . .a- C' WANTED TO Bib 20 Carpentry 32 • RESIDENTIAL carpentry '8. odd lobs, Heating Repairs conditioner, best offer. We Buy"-Junl< Cars Burglar Alarms 25 Jrvinciton, 399-8203 THE PHONE NOOK 354 8848. 51 Progress, St. Union x> •COMMERCIALS, cleanups. No lob too 487-7449 (1 block off Route 22) TOP $$ PAID . INDUSTRIAL small. 964-8809. COMPLETE PHONE For information call 24hr, serv. 4R6 7:2'- A&P PAPER QUALITY SAM'S CARPENTRY • ALTERATIONS 24HOUR 7DAY SELECTION AC 684 7030 ' FOR SALE 16 STOCK, INC. : Protection Inc. General repairV, altera- HOME REPAIRS timosine Service 67 EMERGENCY SERVICE CESSDRIES AND. IN Rooms For Bent 110 Automobile 0eal?i' ln?ing extras 1st Moor family 10 8 PM • NIGHTS ANDSUN ADDITIONS'DORMERS UNION 4870035 room, finished recreation room 346 North Ave., Garwood DAYSTOO: IM Essex County Clean Up Service 37 ting problems. 30 years ex wiln wot bar, new bath, laro«_ BUSINESS DIRECTORY... DECKS 465 Lehigh Ave. 789-04-35 9641318 Call 674-80OH ' ROOFINGandSIDING DOLLY MADISON perience In the trade. Union bedrooms. modern kitchen Com Phone Nick. lorlablc financing Askino 179,900 Fuefbif ~~ JORDAN CLEANING KITCHENS PAUL'S GARAGE SALE- Must sel No Job Too Small-Free Buy Direct From Factory 245-4835 CALL 353-4200 Estimate. Fully. Insured SERVICE . M&MMOVERS Anytime • 91 everything, no reasonable Are you looking for-so- and Save. Tile Work THE BOYLE COMPANY, FUELOIL. Ask For Mike: FREE ESTIMATES offers refused, 10 to 4, 488-4435 meone to make your home formerly of Realtors Saturday, December IB. 50 Gals. 75Gals. 100 Gals. Rte. 22 Springfield Yale Ave., Hillside ROBERT O'BRIEN DeNicolo Volume Discounts or office spotless? If so S40 North Ave Elil union Line 744 LohighAve., Union. call: 379-4070 Interior Painting and TILE CONTRACTOR uulepen Owned ,ind Operated -Available Paperhanging Craftsman. ESTABLISHED 1935 Winter Special G. GREENWALD 322-4847 •LOCAL 8- LONG Carpenter Contractors DISTANCE MOVING 30 years experience KITCHENS UNION Oil Burner .Clean-Out KITCHENS Insured • Free Estimate BATHROOMS Pels, Dogs, Cats 19 All type repairs, remodel Electrolysis 43 Counter tops BUYINGOR SELLING S30. ' 68B-7760 964-3298 REPAIRS-GROUTING Serving Union ing, kitchen, porches Formica facing TILE FLOORS Call Silla Realty, Bkr. 851 SILKY TERRIER PUPS County Since enclosures, cellars, attics Ncwkitchons 0033. 77 BUICK- Century, Fully Insured, estimate Pcrmanont Hair Removal Reas. Prices-Free Est. 1925 Vauxhall Rd. SIDNEY KATZ Shower Doors •cylinder, 4 door, air, AM/ ,' KC, male/female, small 1970 ARLENEANTON Union Painting, paperhanging, Tub Enclosures • i f e: ti o n a t e, non given 4B8-29B4. Small lobs. Bob Costello, 24 hrs. 245 FM radio, 1 owner, CHEVROLET- ' 1981 DISCOUNT FUEL 26Mlllburn A,ve. plastering inside 8, out. Swimming Pools 1973MAZDA RX3- Wagdn; reasonable mileage. •° redoing, all shots; S300. 740CarltonSt. Eliz. Springfield, N.J. 5040 Free estimates, 4B7-7172. ' Free Estimate Automatic. Parts or whole Citation 4 door, all power 79-93.I7, 388-3379. 2 FAMILY Several new parts. 245 , air, 2 tone blue. Well main , 353-1444 IMPROVE YOUR HOME 3792425 SHORTLINE MOVERS Fully Insured $300 or best offer. 925 6361 0043. 24 Hour Burner Service FREECPNSULTATION Packing & Storage. NO JOB TOO SMALL Close lo union Center. 4 plus 3 or 486 1317. tained company cur. WITH GIL- We do ropairs KITCHEN CABINETS ' WILLIAM E. BAUER Aluminum sided. ? mr naraoe, $4,300. Call 964 4000, 9 5 WANTED TO BUY 20 7 days a week build anything from S6ld and.Jstalled . Old Specialists In piano 8, ap OR TOO LARGE separate ".as lurnices. central air pilance, moving. 24 hour . • INTERIOR PAINTING on first lloor S8U.000 Call 6116 06JA P.M. • shelves to home Im .Garage Doors— -52 cabinets and countertops •PAPERHANGING Call 466-5550 •77 BUICK REGAL- service. 484-7247. Lie. 450. 2213 Vauxhall Rd. OIERTUEMPFEL OSTERTAG '81 OLDSMOBILE Reasonably Priced, to sell provements: CaTge resurfaced with formica. HOME ANDOFFICES Ar.FNfY CUTLESS SUPREME- small lobs. 944-8344 or-944 4B40777 Union, N.J. at $2,350. If no answer '74 CATALINA- 2 Door, GARAGE- DOORS in INSURED Apartments For Rent 105 Air conditioning, power leave, message. 486 1317 3575. 944-4942 steering, power brakes; good condition. Important FURNITURE/APPLIANCES WANTED stalled, garage exten 72 owner. CASH-ON-THE-SPOTI TOP PRICE PAID sions, repairs 8. service, jewelers 62 Odd Jobs MICHAELTORR maroon. 23,000 miles. parts renewed. $1,500. 233 LANDLORD; No Fee No $5,200*9440461. 1380. WE WILL PICK IT UP TODAY . METAMORPHOSIS electric operators & radio Plumbing & Heating 77 Ceramic tile contractor. 30 Call Mr. Christian 373-4449 CARPENTRY controls. STEVEN'S A-l RUBBISH REMOVAL years experience. Tile Obligations NoExpentes '79 BUICK SKYLARK- 6 NEW JERSEY'NEW Appliances, "furniture 8. Screened iJ^qualified THEODORE LEGONES OVERHEAD DDOR, 241 YORK "ANTWERP bathrooms or remodel. "cylinder, automatic, air, '76 GREMLIN- Aujomatic PROP. 0749. rubbish- removed. Attics, L&S PLUMBING Estimatesgiven. "tenantsonly. Century Ren '72 SQUARE,' BACK power .steering, landau DIAMOND SETTING collars, garages, leaders & HEATING tals 379 6903. VOLKSWAGEN- In good transmission, 53,000 miles, EXTRAORDINAIRE 688 9308 roof, 2 door, 25,000 miles. needs work. Asking $300. .BOOKS Additions, renovating, 8, gutters cleaned. Servlce-Spociallzing in condition. 47,000 miles, Asking $4,800. After 5. 964- We Buy and Sell Books repairs Home Improvements 56- MANUFACTURING Reasonable, 743-4054. small |obs, water heatrs, ROSELLE PARK- Grand $2,000. Call 686-7579. Call after 6 p.m.,-276'6337. ^lectrician 24 SPECIAL ORDERS 1086. 321 PARK AVE., PLFV.D. attics. Basemen bathrooms, repairs, etc. UPHOLSTERY 96 Apartments, well secured, dormers Bathroom! MAKE OLD CEILINGS OFFICIAL G.I.A. PL4-3900 NEW 374B742. (Lie. No.354) 1 and 2 bedrooms, and elfi LATE MODELS ADVENT ELECTRIC sun decks • ' Sldint APPRAISER ODDS JOBS 9TH YEAR W71 VOLKSWAGEN 197>fc CADILLAC • SHEET ROCK CUSTOM ciency. Heat, hot water ALL TYPES OF ELEC All types Of Home Im IMPORTER NEED A PLUMBER? SQUARE BACK- sedan as ELDORADO- 60,000 miles, •79 8. 'BO 'models at !J •SUSPENDED Electrical lines 8. repairs, UPHOLSTERY and cooking gas included. LIONEL TRAINS TRI'CAL WORK provemonts. Free SKI SETTING CO. Call GERARD, no iob too is, not running, body good good condition, all elec- wholsale prices. Call for .PLASTER'. painting, plumbing, olc. Your fabric or our's Near Parkway. Call 241- Estimates. Fully Insured. 485LIBERTY AVENUE small. .Visa & Master condition, good for parts. tric. Asking $5,000. Call details. IMMEDIATE CASH, LICENSE NO. 5111. IN • PATCHING By Industrial Arts 7630944 7591, between 9 a.m. • 6 SUREDAND BONDED. 232-3940 UNION, NEW JERSEY Charge. 232 3287. License Best offer. 379-2605, 6 to B afterS, 233-9483. CUSTOM LEASE 687-7600 Top prices paid. 435-205B Days B247600 Teacher. 407 552"9 or 944 No. 4844. 925-2990 p.m. P.M. 233-4759 WESTFIELD • JOSEPHSULOVSKI 4045 anytime. •After 5 P.M. 487 4143 404 7434 5 Seventy-six sections of the College's who is busy during the week to cam more popular courses — the most ever degree credits on Friday nights, Satur- AAore weekend courses — will be offered in the special pro- day mornings and afternoon. In the 0) gram. With classes meeting only once Weekday part of the program, courses (£> each week for Iwo-and-lhree-quarler are scheduled for after-work hours and '•'to. . Social security using interviews, not mail for the spring semester hours, many individuals with limited - during daytime hours that do not in- time or transportation problems can at- terfere with home and child-care' Recipients of Ihc Social Security., once every three years. .McCutcheon Union County College's Weekday/ the opening of the spring semester, ir The interviews are expected lo pro- The ongoing review of disability lend college, taking any combination of responsibilities-. disability benefits who were selected stated that he was optimistic that the Weekend College program, which was announced by Or. Leonard T. vide recipients an opportunity to make cases was mandated by the Congress in day, evening or weekend courses. lor medical review are now gcttinf; new approach will be a significant im- —T enables adults lo attend class on a once- Kreisman, vice president for academic For further information, call the Ad- direct personal input into the decision- 1980 legislation requiring that most Kreisman said. (acc-to-face interviews instead of provement lo Ihe disability program. X |n-week basis," has been expanded for affairs. J missions Hot Line, 272-U1M10 or 272-H5B1.- making process at the earliest possible disability cases be reviewed at least c\/ Weekend College enables the studeni receiving a multi-page form in the stage. Under prior procedures, many 1 oo (A mail. According to John II. McC'ut- recipients had an opportunity to face cheon, Social Security district manager those involved in the decision as to Alumni sought for arts; prog ram .c SSSCTSV.-:; in Elizabeth, this includes recipients ''ftzrxmyzx^ whether he or she continued to be gram is a model arts-in i-iluialion pro whoso cases were selected for review The New Jersey Stale Teen Arls Pro- disabled under the law only if the case gram lounded in IWi'J Activities ol the prior lo Qct: l; but who were not con- Kicmgrami i.-isi .IUUsearchinI LUIIIJg4 IUforI " yuuriyoung^ Nelucww was appealed lo the hearing level. program include Ihe annual slate and tacted by tbat date. Jersey artislsarlisl.s, arl educators, arurl i ad' - "county teen iiris-iosiKals.. ;he litiTar.y According to MeCutcheon, the lace- mihstralors or lechnrcians «-ho have publication Kiirihnsi- maMr-i cl.-i rs In a move to reduce the anxiety that to-face interviews will provide the participated in teen arls programminng Let an expert do in music and danc<- tl" MI'IT: ; ^^j . ,,nen accompany the review of disabili- Social Security Administration an op- belore continuing into an arts-related assembly progran tr'ci,;ir'- ip ;< i ty cases, Social Security offices will be portunity lo explain how the review pro- career. -and Ihe visual ar' r\U r!n a' • • ..A% JO Use this handy reference to nearby businesses and services. Militating the ongoing periodic reviews cess works and the recipient's rights Iniormaliiin nn tlK.se "Teen Arls Alumni" will be sol in n registry, and Jersey State Mus(-uin They're as close as your telephone! with face-to-face interviews rather than and responsibility under Ihe program. m will provide Ihc Teen Arts Program by Idler, McCutcheon said, In addition, In addition, the interviewer will be able Those interested in Hie \eu JIIM'V I :^; • i uSXS^li-^iS^ SKiKftCK^i.*;;-;,::, the number of reviews planned for the with an opportunity lo use these artists lo terminate Ihe review process where or educators jn lulure teen arts ;ic- Stale Teen Arts Program can write lo j Hscal year thai begafc Oct. 1, will be o it is obvious that the recipient is still • i..i i ....- Teen Arts Alumni, 8-1J (jeorges Hoad. ! n reduced by 20 percent. _ disabled within the meaning of the law. ro ''TheW.Jersey Stale Teen Arts Pro- North Urunsu ick. 08902,745-:iB!)». 3 ALARMS AUTO BODY REPAIRS AUTO DEALERS AUTO PARTS BURGLAR ALARMS or INTERSTATE "LISTENS" n TO YOUR PROBLEMS , CANGE fsmfHEj QUALITY ; CD Before you decide.Jet us show you tomor- Protection Inc. % row's protection today. Safeguard your -AUTOPARTS= family, home business, apartment or of- Bjurglar and Fire I; LU oo KBLI fice against intruders. •Insurance Estimates EXCLUSIVE' WHOLESALE Security Systems i 3 X S3 23 Years experience in security • Wrecker Service VOLVO DEALER Let an expert do it! ^ OPEN 7 DAYS CALL mMORRISAVE SUMMIT Sun it m to I p m • Residential I Wad. ft Sat 7 30 to j 4S p m Use this handy reference to nearby businesses and services. Call for free Wcpk day \ J JO a m lo'p.m. • Commercial demonstration 687-3542 273-4200 They're as close as your telephone! - 687-7050 AUTHORISED • Industrial • Auto 927 Stuyvesant Ave. Union, N.J. 68858481 465 LEHIGH AV. FACTORY SERVICE Viui Hill Section UNION. LONG TERM LEASING 2091 Spnnjluld A.t.. Union 964-1292 CARPENTRY CARPENTRY CARPENTRY CARPENTRY CARPETING CARPET CLEANING METAMORPHOSIS ; (•• FLOOR COVERINGS BY... PAINTING • ALTERATIONS BELLIS CARPET KITCHENS MASONRY i MASONRY iMOVLNGJ, STORAGE. iMOVING «.STORAGE CARPENTRY •ADDITIONS SAM'S^f . CONSTRUCTION MOVERS PAUL S MOVERS HOUSE WASHING THFODOREIEGONES. PROP. STEAM Addition*, renovating, repairs •ROOFING All Type o( CARPENTRY j KITCHENS ALL FORMERLYOF > attics Baicmcnt ALL KINDS OF YALE AVE .HILLSIDE • REPAIRS '• Carpentry Work Done i General repairs, alteration* - MASON RY- dormers Bathrooms iremodehno and painting CLEANING DON'S PAINTING •un decks Siding Reasonable rates.- No job ADD1TIOMS* DORMERS [ windows and repUcomenl Steps ^ '• DECKS P'o-ExtracrioaMethod. \ Counter tops REPAIRS All types 01 Horns too small. Free estimate. • dowi. Froo estimates sidewalks Shcetrocklng . ROOFING«nd SIDING 100% SATISFACTION - MOVING & Improvements. .i No Job Too Snail-Free Ettimato plastoring Free Estimates. Fully Insured.' \ Formica facing FIREPLACES, waterproofing 376-4227 1 Fullv Inturad- 687-9312 FREE ESTIMATE Self employed. STORAGE repairs. 1224 Springfield Ave., CHIMNEYS, STEPS (The Recommended Mover) after 6, Ask For Mike: or LOW New kitchens Insured. Fritndly Frtl Eltlm«tt> 232-3940 AND WALKS LOCAL 1 LONG Irvington HOLIDAY RATES • Aiu. PijctvFiu Esl. OUR 25th YEAR BURTT. GOMORY WESTFIELD 763-8779 A. ZAPPULLO & SON DISTANCE MOVING : 688-4635 375-4742. Call 371-5900. 241-7949 or 382-7579 BobCulillo, Mhrs. 687-0035 CHIMNEY CLEANING CLEAN UP SERVICE . DANCE INSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN 233-8318 j 687-6476, 372-4079. UNION LIC.2J Call 688-7768 Insurod 241-4224 ELECTROLYSIS FINANCIAL; 245-5060 HIS VAUXHALL RD .UNION •' CHIMNEYS ;:; Learn to dance in the [PAPERHANGING 1PLUMBING & HEATING |REFRIGERATION SERVICE | ROOFING ; JORDAN ii comfort of your own ADVENT , Permanent CASH .PAINTING; PAPERHANGING • CLEANED and REPAIRED D^AMICO i.i home. We'll teach any of '55.000 S69.«10Perrno. REFRIGERATORS •i Smettf Futrjlictl cwncttrj wood 6uimn| Hoi f CLEANING f * : the_ Ballroom Dances. ELECTRIC * Hair ROBERT FLAT ROOF ,i mttillid. dim wo mitiiltd jnd ippim .SIO.000. . . $138.60 Per mo PAINTING WILLIAM E. SEWER SERVICE REPAIRED j|Ch|mnnt built, itrinidifldaititproo'id i; Group lessons accep- ALLTYPESOF- O'BRIEN Ql Union PROBLEMS? 7; SERVICE ^ Removal 520,000... . S277.33Permo. •; table. Call now for an BY FIRST CLASS BAUER Residential • Commercial ! Find out about ouf uni •"'; 20 Years experience • ELECTRICAL Interior que and proven method. V'-\ Fully inturod •Arc you looking lor so- appointment any week- WORK ARLENE ANTOti Government sss TRADESMAN. Painting and • Industrial •LOW 0, ' Fr«« Estimates ; moonc to make your home :, day, evening, Saturday ; * INTERIOR PAINTING Electric Sewer & Drain RATES LICENSE NO SIM 26 Millburn Ave. ,' low as 111 v% • llomi « commtrclil. Kdvlct on Paperhanglng '** ALGOERTZ jor office spotless? If so ..'. or'Sunday. Ask for: • PAPERHANGING Cleaning 1" VRL INSURED 2