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VQL 15 No. 34 Seeend Ctqsi Paifggs PwblUh.d Eoch Thu,sdoy by 7i |. thirty Carp- lSuti-.cription Holo; 20 Cents Per Copy Paid 01 Msunlalnllda, N,j, MQUNTAINSIDi, N.J. THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1973 3 Nia Pro»idence Road. Moun , N j, 07091 I S6¥cj,jfiy ' Regional schools adding a new level of supervision

HyABNERGOLD provide "on-the-seene' ' departmental thinking of the teachers, coordinators and the The recent decision to name teacher-loaders assistance. administration. The following list is suggested to assist subject area coordinators in each of "The role of the teacher-Iti'ader is to assist to provide a frame of reference for the tcaeher- the four high schools is part of a continuing teachers with problems of immediate concern, leader: effort to increase performance ill the to promote teachers' professional growth and "1. Provide assistance to teachers in the classrooms, where the actual work of the to provide assistance to the coordinators In the building, schools goes on, according to Dr, Donald school. The teacher •leader is to asgjgt with "2. Work with guidance: assist students in Meraehnik, superintendent of schools for the problems which are departmental in nature the selection of subjects and review requests Union County Regional High School district. and concern students, teachers, counselors and for changes of schedule. Noting that supervision of as many as 60 administrators. "3, Serve as a liaison with teachers, teachers in four schools had become a Her- "The teacher-leader will have a line coordinators, administrators and community culean talk for coordinators in such fields as relationship with the principal and a staff groups. English and social studies, the superintendent relationship with the cdbrdlnatur. "4. Assist with articulation between the said the Board of Education last month ap- ..O-O-- high school and elementary schools. proved teaeher-loaders in those two subject "IN DEVELOPING the duties of the teacher- "S. Provide assistance in areas of f r r f r areas to upgrade the level of instruction. leader, the committee attempted to reflect the (Continued an piqe 4) "We have had fulltime coordinators rather II I I than parttime department heads to permit a high level of professional expertise," Merachnik said. "But as the district grew to four schools and the number of teachers per coordinator Increased accordingly, the tasks increased and we needed extra help, ' "This will be applied to such' duties as teacher evaluation, supervision of teachers, CHAPEL TO OPEN — Services this Sunday will mark th« middle of Rt. 22, which has been standing since 1901. Plans inservice training, interviewing job candidates opening of the new Mountainside Gospel Chapel, located on for the widening of the highway by the N,J, Deportment of and leading summer workshops. Our leader- Spruce drive, off Central avenue. The $60,000 complex Transportation fed to the sole of the site to the state and ship was just becoming spread too thin," replaces the small church, situated on an Island In th* erection of the modern church. The superintendent added that teacher- (Photo-GraD'hics), leaders "hopefully will be training for possible duty as coordinators, as well as other professional opportunities," He noted that the six staff members named were chosen from Mountainside Gospel Chapel to open more than 30 applicants. SERVING. IN THE new posts for the coming year will be:- new $600,000 edifice on Sunday At Jonathan Dayton Regional, Springfield— At II am this Sunday, services will be held Julia.Latztr In English and Katherine Vendltti for the first time in the new Mountainside in social studies; Gospel Chapel, a $GOO,O(X) edifice on Spruce At Gov. Livingston' Regional, Berkeley drive, which replaces the plain stone and Heights—Dorothea Hooper in social studies; shingle structure that stands on an island on Kt At David Brearley Regional,. Kenilworth— 22 Richard Grundey in English; A! A.L. Johnson Regional, Clark—Mary Plans for the widening of the highway by the ' Fogirly in English and Barbara Sutherland in •*»,,-.,, N J Department ol Transportation led the social studies. congregation to seek new facilities, and the old Each teaoher-leader will teach one less class chapel, in use since 1U0I, was sold to the state. a day and will also be relieved of an additional The now building, located off Central avenue, period of nonteaching duties, such as study is more than a simple house of worship. In period or lunchroom supervision. In other addition to Ihe sanctuary, which has a seating'1- "wordSieaeh will teach four classes, rather than ' •'• capacity of 260, the structure includes, . fivejhd an additional nQntefiehmg": period, in classrooms, an auditorium, gymnasium, full the keven-perio'd school'day. They will not kitchen, offices and a lihrary. Plans are under receive additional pay, at least for the 1973-74 way to create a recreation field, and a parking school yemr. area, now being prepared, will accomodate 100 Reviewing the need, Merachnik listed the vehicles. number of teachers supervised by each In addition to Sunday services, one of the coordinator in the four schools. Initial nctivities in the new facility will be tha They are: English, GO; social studies, 3U; Daily Vacation Bible School, a program for mathematics, 39; science, 38; foreign youngsters from preschool age through sixth languages, 30; •business education, 22; in- grade, which begins on Monday, dustrial arts and home economics, TO; health Approximately las persons have active and physical education, 50, and cultural arls, membership in the congregation of ths 25. non-denominational church. The church's According to the faculty committee which history dates back to 1821, when residents of formulated the plan; Mountainside and Westfield began conducting "The district has grown from one to four "•-." a Sunday School in a local home. Two yean schools; there has been a tremendous increase later, the group moved to the Beehive in the number of students and staff members; there has been an extensive and rapid Sehoolhouse, WATCH OUT, BO81Y RIGGS — Marilyn Bardack of Mountainside, after.gaining some Tfie congregation disbanded during the Civil development of the curriculum; and tile number of tasks has multiplied. Kaeh school invaluablo tips at the borough's Recreation Department tennis lessons, could be. the War, but in 1871 was reorganized as the Locust next challenger should Billy Jean King fail. Mrs. iardack is one of many borough Grove Baptist Sunday School, In 1879, it has interests, needs, and concerns which became known ai the Union Sunday School, reflect the unique character'of the community rosidents enrolled in the currant half-hour adult sessions, held weekdays from 9 to without a denominational affiliation. - it serves. Therefore, there is the need for 11 a.m. at tho Eehobrook courts, A new series of lessons will begin Monday and run ~o~o-r teacher-leaders in each of (he (wildings to through Aug. 24,- . (Photo-Graphlcs) A DONATION OF land in 1893 led to establishment of a building fund and erection of the highway chapel in 1901. In those days, the area wag still rural, but construction of Rt, 22 iff' THE NOVEMBER CANDIDATES 1928-30 saw the "isolation" of the building on its ~" (Continued on page 4) Party set Aug. 11 MaryTC. Kanahe It happens occasionally; 1964, she began holding evening hours at her at community pool Mary 0, Kanane's telephone rings, either at office in Elizabeth on the first Thursday of each her office in the Union County courthouse in SANCTUARY — interior of the new Mountainside Gospel Chapel Is a simple, modern The Mountainside Community Pool will month—a schedule interrupted only once in sponsor an adult pool party Saturday evening, Elizabeth or at her home in Union Township, nearly 10 years, for a nephew's wedding. Last design. Workmen have been on the job daily preparing the church for its Sunday, and a caller asks; "Can I !• John Doc's will?" ^opening, and decorations are expected to be added*before then. The sanctuary, Aug. 11, featuring the music of Charlie G's year she also started evening hours on the third dance band, Reservations are 13 per couple and "Certainly," Miss Ka " replies. "When Monday of each month at the County Court- >wlth a seating capacity of 260, makes up the-main portion of the complex, which must be made by next Thursday, Aug. 9. did he die?" house Extension in Wegtfiold. >0lso includes a classroom and office area. (Photo-Graphics) Tickets sold at the door are $5 a couple. Oh, he hasn't died ji-t. "Some people would have to lose a day's pay At the game party, the pool will offer a new it's one of the few instances win-,; Miss if they couldn't come to my office in the "Baked in a Bucket" option. All those who have i..,nane, the Union County surrogate, can't give evenings," she pointed out, " made reservations for the band party are the help that someone asks Tor. Soon after being elected to her first term as eligible to make reservations for a bucket Now running for her third five-yenr term, surrogate, Miss Kanane also had a special Fifth Dimension and football- 1 containing: i pound lobster, a dozen steamers, Miss Kahane, a Ilcpuhlu an h.i:, the jnswci s to telephone installed at her home to take- calls fillet of fish, ear of corn, white potato, sweet most other questions at her fingertips. And she "at any hour of day ornight, to provide 24-hour potato, carrots and onions. Reservations for gives them out not only al the courthouse serviqe," she added. registrations being accepted during regular office hours, but at her home each bucket are fB.BO and must be made by --O-.O- Wednesday, '. and at two. separate offices .ring evening Music and midgets (football players, that ii) State Arts Center concert and the boys' football hours. SHE HAS INSTITUTED a policy of accepting" joint control with guardians of the estates of are in the forefront of the Mountainside teams, , She has gotten calls liom California: a man Recreation Commission's program, with minors, a step that has saved the guardians the Tha concert, featuring the Fifth Dimension, there phoned her after his mother died in Union expense of surety bond and won for her a registrations now being accepted for a Garden will take place next Thursday, Aug. 9, Tickets, .County, telling her-that he was coming for the „— —=— .—= ^^^ ~ =—=, . citation froma committee of the Stats Supreme- n priced at W.SO for borough residents and 14,50 District boqrd^ funeral but.touldn't stay long; she saw him at Court, for non-resldentf, will cover admission to her home ovef the weekend. 1 She also has instituted a mechaniged filing Hearing put off Section C, off the Center ! middle aiile, and bus meets Tuesday She has gotten calls late at night: a worried system which has since been adopted as well by transportation. The bus will leave theDeerfield neighbor, as one example, phoned about a other departments of Union County govern- School at 8:30 p,m.- There will be a regular monthly mentally retarded young woman whose father ment and Has Introduced microfilming to solve on apartments meeting of the Union County Regional lud just died, and whose aunts and uncles were^ Pergons interested in attending the concert 1 the space problem involved in storing records A hearing before the Mountainside board of High School District Board of Education apparently trying to railroad her into an in ' that date back to 18B7, . • • . may register and purchase ticket! from 9 a.m., on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria at stilutiotl; Miss Kanane advised the caller to get adjustment on the request for a variance for to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the MARY CKANANE For the three years before she was elected what could be the borough's first apartment the David Breartey Regional High School a lawyer for the young woman promptly. Borough Hall. Further Information may be. In Kenilworth, < surrogate, Miss Kanane served as a member of complex will be postponed until the board's ihe has gone to homes of people who couldn't administered by women." To prevent widows the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders. obtained by calling the recreation office at 232- , Coffee and cake will be provided for Sept W milting, a lawyer for the applicant 0015. . :ome to her: a bedridden woman needed letters from running into financial problems while the She was chairman of the county's Department reported Tuesday, '. residenti - of tha Regional High School I of administration; Miss Kanane took them to husband's estate is being settled, she recom- of Health, Welfare'and Education when a SO- The hearing,' originally scheduled for the ' The Midget Football program, which runs * District who arrive a half an hour before I her, mends "a joint bank account to take care of bed unit for the, ehonically ill was added to July session, had been expected to take place from September to December, is open to boys the regular meeting In order to talk in-1 --0-O- contingencies—and. also that some of the Runnclls Hospital in Berkeley Heights, ' formally, with their board represen-1 Aug. 13, but the attorney stated, "We probably nine to 13, Youngders' participate with others AND, MOSTLY, she has given lectures. "I money be in the wife's name : She is a board member of the United Way of won't be ready by then," If the zoning variance . of their own age and weight against trams* from tatives, § speak to clubs and organizations two or three A lifelong resident of Union County, she at- : Easte*Vn Union-County,

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'.••'•'•-" 1"V;Jf-r •'•. v•-,•'...''. v.-,•?•• *'.y- J'J'"'. a-Thursday, August 2, 1973.W\OUNTA!NSiDi (N,J.) ICHO , L'liiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimh?, Letters to Editor Student appointed < gimllllllllllllllllllMlltlllllllllllllllMDllHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mil'* " APPBIRTMENT DECLINED to advisory group The following ii a copy of a letter sent to Mayor Thomas Rlcclnrdi: Upon my return to Mountainside on Sunday, •" for seminar series July 22, I was dismayed to loam that at a Jonathan Seidel of 304 Longvicw dr., borough council meeting on Tuesday, July 17, Mountainside, a freshman at Oheriin College, you publicly announced thai I had accepted an has been appointed to the Washington appointment to the Municipal Building Workshops Foundation national student ad- Advisory Committee, viiory committee. Board chairman Leo S. As I recall, when you asked me to participate Tonkin recently made the announcement from I indicated to you I had to think about it and the Workshops office in Washington, D.C, would let you know at a later date. Unfor- The Washington Workshops Foundation, n tunately, I-was-Bway from-home for-three — nonprofit, ngnpartisnii association of weeks after we last spoke and did not have the educational and governmental leaders, was opportunity to advise you of my decision to founded in 1967 to offer a series of seminars in decline your offer of appointment to the American government to high school students. committee. Each year some 1,000 young people from across Your premature announcement without my the notion participate in Washington consent places us both in an embarrassing Worttghops seminars in the capital. position. However, my decision is unchanged and, accordingly, I would appreciate your The students stay at Mount Vernon College, noting the I did not accept and can not accept In northwest Washington.nnd spend their days appointment ot the committee, on Capitol Hill where senators and congressmen speak to them and answer any GROUP ON OROUPING and individualizing foreign language instruction for students 1 regret the need to advise you in this man- questions the student might have about the of Spanish in the Union County Regional High School District includes, left to right, ner. However, your announcement of amy issues and procedures of American govern-, Linda Moses, Mrs. Roberto Schectel, August Caprio (coordinator of foreign appointment without my consent leaves mo no other alternative. merit. Students also attend committee hearings languages) Tina Tupodi and Diane Zdanowski. and make appointments with their H.R. CARDONI congressmen and senators. 320 Short dr. Of the students who participate each year, a small number are selected to be members of Two volunteer firemen the Washington Workshops national student advisory committee, the selections being based 3 from Westfield on leadership ability and interest in national injured in kitchen blaze and international affairs. fined for trespass The advisory committee works through o A fire, which apparently started in a stove, began in the two-story Cape Cod home of series of regional conferences which focus on gutted the kitchen of a home at 1051 Sunnyslopo Carmen Mallamaci at about 6:

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Nearly 50 boys and girls agmd 3 to 6 rmcmntly completed a one-week Vocation Bible School at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Mountain avenue, Springfield. The second session, for youngsters 7-12, Is now under way. Registration starts Blumenthal leaves Aug. 22 fqr fall story hours for year of study in Munster Public Library Marc Blumenthal. son of Mr- and Mrs. Neal da Landauer, children's librarian at the Blumenthal of 98 redwood rd., Springfield, has pp^yl Public Library , this week an- been selected to be a participant in the nouncedibit the children's department is now American Field Service's Americans Abroad registering children for Its fall story houri. Any program. ' Springfield child who hai passed his or her Blumenthal, 17, will live with Herr and Frau fourth birthday is eligible for these programs. Konrad Erdmann and their four children in Mrs, Landauer said, "The story hours are Munster, West Germany, for one year-. He will carefully planned to appeal to four year-olds. In attend the 13th form of Ratsgymnasium addition to story-telling, there are musical Bolweg in Munster, a school for 1,200 boys. games and activities and the children are After a two-day orientation period at AFS helped to select suitable and appropriate books headquarters in , Blumenthal to take homei The care and appreciation of will fly to Brussels on Aug. 22 and proceed to a books are discussed and we hope that this language camp in Eschwege, West Germany, experience at the story hour's will be the for additional orientation until Sept. 7 when he beginning of a lifelong use and enjoyment of will join the Erdmann family in Munster, libraries," Munster, a city of 200,000 in North Rhineland, is The story hours will be offered at three dif- noted for its medieval castles, Westphalian ferenl times; Tuesday mornings from 10.to ham and, of course, Munster cheese, 10:49, beginning Sept, 28, running for six weeks Blumenthal is a June graduate of Jonathan and repeating for six weeks in the late' winter; Dayton Regional v High School's three-year Thursday afternoons from 2 to 2:45, beginning accelerated program. He will attend Trinity , Oct. 4, running for six weeks in the spring, and College in Hartford when he returns from Tuesday mornings from 10 to 10:45, beginning Germany in September 1974. He was on the Nov. 13, running for six weeks and repeating Dayton honor roll for 12 consecutive marking for six weeks In the spring. periods. His extra-curricular activities in- Parents may register their children either in cluded: Student Council representative, person or by phone at the children's depirt- Kiwanis Key Club, "Dayton Journal" jtaff menti. • writer, German Club treaiurtr7 AFS treasurer SUMMIR IN ENGLISH is the themofor 17 teachers of the Union and still otHmH ' etfe; devoteprfng eourio guides for new and the PTSA, . MARC BLUMENTHAL County Regional High School District No. 1 who are eleetives for the !1W4-7S school year. Shown, left to right, He also was president of the Temple Sha'arey are RegincV Rje*, Mary Fogdrty, Riehord Grondey, Robert a significant educational experience." The AFS Arts Foundation participating in a four-weok English workshop. Some Shalom Religious School Student Council, motto is "walk together, talk tooether." teachers are working in upgrading tho current English Whelan (inglisheoardinator) Donald Logan- ivelyn McGill; executive vice-president of Springfield Temple When asked how it felt to be the Springfield program, others are Involved in a media study Workshop Judy Williams (typist) Gerald Tracey and Nancy O'Reordon. Youth, delegate to the Jersey Federation of establishes board Temple Youth; second vice president of AFS Chapter's representative in Germany, Blumenthal stated, "I am thrilled to have the The- Foundation for the Performing Arts, Western Electric Explorer post 400 and a dedicated to bringing cultural entertainment to member of the national student advisory opportunity of living in another culture and to the metropolitan New Jersey araa through its Families we/come European visitors council of the Washington Workshops exchange my ideas with those of my host affilale, Eecital Stage, has formed an idvisory Congressional Seminar. family and AKS students from other parts of board to help raise funds and additional AFS International Scholarships is a private, tile world during my stay in Germany." support for the organization, it was announced nonprofit organization founded in 1914 as a by th« foundation's founder •- Dr. Jerome • Teachers spend week with 'American Hosts' volunteer ambulance oorpsJwlth the Allied Tufts soph attains list " Erman. . forces during World War I, Ajtien in the field On Friday, July 6,16 N.J, families met at the interests are matched with American families Helena Moraldo of Belgium. In Scotch Plains, Judy L, Lowenstein, daughter of Mr, and Artists who have accepted memberihip on who act as their hosts for a period of one to two gave AFS its original namef the American Fanwood Community House to greet a number Dr. and Mrs. Ellis Singer hosted Mr. and Mrs. Field Service. AFS was reactivated and Mrs. Norman Lowenstein, of Springfield, has the board include violinist Brick Friedman and of special guests, who were arriving by weeks during the summer Jean-Claude Andricux of France and Mr. and been placed on the dean's list for the second pianlsti Jan Qorbaty and Genia Robinor, The week's festivities for the teachers American volunteers drove amublanees during chartered bus from New York City. The guests Mrs. Milton Powell hosted Weltje S. Ultzen- World War II, consecutive 'semester at Tufts University, Members of the board include Herbert Golub were vacationing elementary and high school visiting (his area began on July 7 with a pool V.D. Veen Of the Netherlands. Mediord, Mass,, where she is a sophomore, of 366 Rolling Rock rd,, Mountainside, head of teachers from several countries in Western party held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ellis In Mountainside, Mr. and Mrs. Martin De Through its programs, AFS works to the music department at Newark State College, Europe who came to the United States through SingeV of Scotch Plains. In the early evnning,an Vos hosted Brynhild Margaretla Stahl of "develop understanding and respect between FRIDAY DEADLINI and Mr, and Mrs, Lester Lieberman of 69 the American Host program, American barbeque was hosted by Kllen Finlnnd, Mr. nnti Mrs. David Kadciing hosted individuals and mutual awareness of different cultures and life styles, all in the framework of All items other than spot news should Forest dr., Springfield, The American Host Foundation, instituted by Adams and Tama Singer with Dr. Phillip, Paulettc Cabail of France. In Fanwood, Mr be In our office by noon on Friday. Individuals interested in supporting the two California teachers, Francis and Tom Adams as the master chef. nnd Mrs. Uusaell Atkinson hosted Mr. and Mrs. foundation may contact any of the board Murphy,, is a non-profit, nongovernmental Sunday, July 0, was a "free" day. On Mon- Jean-Louis DuliJlet of France. In Plainfield, PUNCH LINE members, the foundation, Box 25, Union, or by organization, which according to a spokesman, day, (he group joined Mrs. Sanford Simon, a Mr. and Mrs. Abe I,evine hosted Mr. and Mrs. calling 888-1617: ^— -——-.-- -^—• ^indeavorsto^Beftlrrthir understanding bet- host teachev_in Westfield, for a guided tourjjf Francis Van Der Most of the Netherlands. OF THE WEEK ween peoples and enables the teachers from the educational facilities at Weslfield High In Maplewood, Mr mid Mrs. Lance GolSen * HOW TRUE! other lands to gain a more realistic insight into School und.Junior High School hosted Kerttu Lappalainen of Finland. In The •suburbs is where any place that can be the American way of living." The teachers are Tuesday evening, the families and "adopted" Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hagiin hosted reached on foot isn't where you're going. interviewed and selected in Europe, and their guests enjoyed the hospitality of Ted Miller, Wllheimina Zyderveld-Jansen of the owner of Bowcraft on Kt. 22, who offered free Netherlands. 1,400,000 AMERICANS use of all actfvities there. In Westfield, Mr, and Mrs. William Mason Future time ARE CURED OF CANCER On Wednesday, Mrs. Richard Fleischer of hosted Nieloe'Constant of France; Mr. and Berkeley Heights headed an all-day trip to Mrs. Thomas Orr hosted Marie-Antoinette Van byBuecneGirod FIGHT CANCER Waterloo Village in Stanhope...The teat-hers and Der Pas of the Netherlands; Mimi Gladstone THEEL/MlNAnoM WITH* several hosts explored the authentic roth hosted Ingrid Jap-Tjong of the Netherlands; CHECKUP AND century houses, herb gardens, and stage coach Mr. and Mrs. George Shepaid hosted Nicola Exclusively in New Jersey REMEMBER- inn, gaining a view of American history. Tromeur of France; Mr. and Mrs. Steven PQ/Nm at Marsh * CHICK -o~o- Barhe hosted Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Rossignol RECENTLY rmmp, PARTICIPANTS IN the New Jersey Chapter of France; and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Simon ITS SPRINGFIELD AMERICAN of American Host Foundation Inc. includes: hosted Mr. and Mrs. Henri Vallois of France. Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Adams of Murray Hill who The American Host Porgram is active PEOPLE hosted Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Van Aalst of the throughout the year. Anyone interested in OANCIR Netherlands, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard weekend or summer hosting is asked to contact No LMM: suepasep STATE BANK HAS SOCIETY Fleischer of Berkeley Heights who hosted Mrs. Martin De Vos, president, at 232-2G0S.

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From Better Business Bureau iUlliilllo' MBlwpolJton Naw York, Inc. Dear Larrie; I never until recently, had a weight problem, I've been seriously thinking of taking "diet pills." Tho reason I'd thought about diet pills Is that when I get home from work I'm starved and am surrounded by my family, who can eat most of everything they want, so I figured these pills would kill my appetite. The problem is my boyfriend. He objects to £he Idea of my taking these pills. Hejayj_they_ •can~WTTiirnfliiI lo my health, Larrie, I've known of many people who had taken diet pills, and although they did eventually stop their use, for one reason Or other, I still feel they're the answer to my problem. By the way, what do diet pills contain? OVERWEIGHT Dear Overweight: What these pills usually contain is a com- bination, of ben^ocaine and a form of methyl- cellulose. Cellulose is often found in some laxatives. Beniocaine is a local anesthetic which may dull thetastebuds. If you're trying to lose weight, especially I^BP- IHI Ml •• l» IT _M.. . Bi _H. I ^^^ I *^™^ Putollaz, Dennii Fax and Kussdl Clarke, all of tho summer more than 10 percent of your normal weight, go RISING FACULTY members in (ho Union County Regional High geography workshop who rented an airplane to study about it the right way. Start by visiting your School District are (loft to right) James Dougherty, Frank environmental changes of central Now Jorsoy. doctor. Atid stick to the reducing diet or reducing regimen he gives you. Unfortunately, there is no other healthy way to lose weight, piiliniiil hiiimmin iiiiiiiiiiiiinlliiill tttlf llllrf Illlflltrn^ Larrie O'Farrell, Better Business Bureau -0-0" I Know Your | Dear Larrie: A year ago I became engaged to a girl, and gave her a diamond ring. At the time I had it | Government Report from Washington appraised. The appraisal given me for this Slllll From N.J, Toxpoyeri Association ring's worth was $1,500, FKDERAL REVENUE SHAniNG Two months ago, my fiancee and I broke our SLOWS PROPERTY TAX CLIMB By Rip, Matthew i, Rinaldo nnriitifrnituiuiiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiniitiii engagement and she returned the engagement The gradual annual upward Increasf in total ring. As* this ring brought to mind too many property tax levies In New Jersey which Since During the first half of this year I receiyed revealed an appalling lack of sanitary memories, I decided to sell it, I took the ring to 1983 totals over one and one-half billion dollari, many letters from constituents who were an- procedures in meat and poultry a jeweler and was told that they would only slowed in 1973 primarily because of federal noyed over the spiraling costs of meat and slaughterhouses and processing establish- give me $900 for it, 1 protested and said I paid 'Guess we'll have to keep on renting, honey!' general revenue sharing. This is shown In a poultry, I wonder, however, whether inflation ments. The office of the Inspector General, in a $1,200 for the ring when it was purchased and tabulation prepared by the New Jersey Tax- has completely eclipsed constituents' concern statistical sampling of 88 meat and poultry was given a $i,500appraisal. The jeweler didn't payers Association, over the quality of the goods they see on store establishments, revealed that 38 needed im- want to know my story, $900 wai all he said he Using statewide figures for 1973 compiled by shelves. My research indicates that the quality provement in maintaining clean operations and would give me. Something should be done to Senator tho State Division of Taxation, the NJTA table of meat and poultry could very well re-emerge that all were clearly unacceptable. In one very correct such unscrupulous appraisers, . shows that between 1963 and 1973 local taxes as a matter of concern when inflation abates. largo slaughterini and processing establish- JUST UNLUCKY levied on properly tiwners for support of A recent report by the Office of the Inspector ment, for example, old hair, grease and scum Dear Unlucky: CLIFFORD P. CASE schools, counties, municipalities and property General in the Department of Agriculture caked the sides of vats; rust, grease and old Estimates of value, even among honest tax deductions rose nearly ISO percent, from rotten meat in crevasses were contaminating appraisers, vary by as much as 25 percent. Reports processed meats, and cattle were hung by links slightly over Si billion to nearly 12,6 billion. When you go shopping for a diamond, do ,^iiiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli l IIIIIIIIII1IIIIII11IIIIIII1IIIIIII1I1I11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM1IIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1MIIIII11I1IIIIIIIIIIIIIII11I1II While the total dollar levy increase over 1872 of Regional encrusted with manure and grease. remember that the appraisal you get is not a guarantee that the stone is worth the amount If tile mail corning into my office is an ac- other senators in working for a plan to allocate $143,3 million is sixth highest since 1963, per- (Continued from page 1) One main reason that such conditions persist curate indicator, there are more people in New centagewise, Ihe increase is next to the lowest is the ineffectiveness of the Meat and Poultry the seller asked from you. You're merely existing supplies of gasoline and othir budgeting, ordering, receiving and distributing Jersey concerned about energy than any other petroleum products on a mandatory basis. We during the period -- 5,9 percent. In 1966, $63 materials. Inspection Program, a function of the getting an opinion of the value of the stone. There is no federal standard, by the way, for subject. succeeded in passing a bill giving the president million of school aid mandatorily applied to "6. Chair building department meetings. Department of Agriculture, Employees have reduce certified school levies resulted in an been demoralized by a departmental appraisals-how they should be conducted, how And my mail indicate! just how complex the authority to impose such controls. "7. jAsslst with supervision of workshops they should be expressed in writing. But the energy situation ii. It covers the whole range of Since the administration has not used this increase of only 838,8 million In the statewide and in-service programs, reorganization, by news of arrests of half the levy total, the smallest'annual jump in school inspectors in the Boston area for misconduct, Jewelers Vigilance Committee tells us that it is problems from allocating existing fuel supplies authority, we have now obtained Senate ap. and total taxes in the 1963 to 1973 period. This "8. Assist with interdepartmental and by criticism on the part.of the public'and working on a federal standard and hopes to , to long range problems of developing alternate proval of a bill establishing a mandatory fuel followed enactment of the state sales tax. meetings, the industry. complete it by the end of 1873, with the sources of energy. allocation program. If the House of "9, Assist in the development of For the average person, the most obvious This year municipalities appropriated $99,7 Inspection procedures, moreover, are cooperation of the American Gem Society, 3142 Representatives supports our bill and it curriculum. Wilshire blvd,, Los Angeles, and the impact of the energy crisis during the summer becomes law, it will insure a fair sharing of million, and counties authorized use of $44.8 "10. Serve on the principal's advisory woefully inadequate. Inspectors rarely follow months came at the gasoline station, A'survey million of federal general revenue sharing up reports of Industry inadequacies, and often Gemological Institute of America, 11940 San available supplies of fuel at equitable prices. In council." Vincente blvd,, 1,0s Angeles, taken at the end of June showed that about two- addition, it will establish specific priority for funds which in many places slowed the total The committee was headed by Joseph Malt, do not even carry out their initial repon- thirds of the lervlce stations checked in New levy increase. Concern is already being ex. sibilities in a forceful manner: The program is Larrie O'Farrell, Better Business Bureau the maintenance of essential public services principal at Breariey_Regional, Members were -0-0- Jersey were either rationing gas or cutting and-for public transportation. pressed over the possible climb in tax levies in Susan Hebe], Mary FogartyfMarion Partelow, especially InadquatB when meat and poultry back on their hours of business. 1974 when allocation of federal revenue sharing establishments need to eliminate deficiencies Dear Larrie: But equitable sharing of available supplies ii John Brown, August Caprio, David Carl, Dr. I'm not cheap, but that's what thy husband Both dealers and distributors have been in funds will drop to four quarters compared with Martin Siegel and Al Stelglnga. that necessitate substantial capital in- not enough if there aren't sufficient supplies of a maximum available allocation of seven vestments. This is because the inspectors are thinks. He want* to buy an air conditioner for touch with me to tell of cancelled contracti and energy to jneet all our needs. And that is the quarters in 1973 due to the retroactive nature Of Dr. Merachnik commented that the new trained primarily to consider problems that our apartment. True, it's very hot in the inability to locate other sources of gasoline or prospect we face if we don't adopt a rational program, as part of the district's overall,ad- the federal law to January 1972, Units which did can be resolved on a day-to-day basis, summer, but I feel we can't afford this luxury. heating oil. .• •• energy policy on a national basis now and if we not appropriate their total entitlements in 1973 ministrative and supervisory development Additionally, the Inspection program fans to My mother has an air conditioner and her Beginning in the spring, I joined a number of. efforts, followed the naming this year of ad- fail .to envelop new sources of energy for the will have balances for use in fiscal 1974 or later, develop and impose long-term deadlines for electrical bills are awfully high. Isn't there future. : , Taxes for schools which now represent ministrative interns to aid the principals and improvements. , • some way I can find out the approximate cost of nearly 59 percent of all property taxes levied, assistant principals at all four schools. our monthly electric bill? If I can find out this As a starting point toward a national energy He added, "We hope to expand this teacher- Chemical laboratory procedures have ad- Gospel Chapel policy, I supported the successful effort to have contrasted with 51,4 percent in 1963, have in- ditional deficiencies. Workload priorities are information, maybe I'll feel more at ease about leader program in the 1974-75 school year into purchasing an air conditioner, (Continued from page 1) the Federal Trade Commisiibn investigate thi creased nearly $1 billion in 10 years. They not centered on the most serious meat and little island. Additions to the original chapel account for nearly two-thirds of the $1 >i billion many other departments. And we plan to keep CAUTIOUS whole oil industry structure and its effect on thi enlarging its scope every year," poultry problems. Analysis programs for fat, were,made in 1MB and 1958. current situation. It is my hope that this in- 1963-73 increase. Despite the fact that the moisture and additives, for example, consume Dear Cautious: statewide total school levy increase of $114,8 To find out the. electrical consumption you The congregation's first pastor was hired in vestigation can provide the- necessary in- a large percentage of the chemical analysis formation - which has been lacking up to this million in 1973 is down from the $176,9 million budget, despite the fact that three percent of would b% using, first learn the wattage of the 1608, the lame year the name± "Mountainside total annual increase from schools in 1971 over Two in Mountainside units from your dealer. Then, comparing the Gospel Chapel," was adopted. The Rev. Ronald point - to help formulate a comprehensive recent samples analyzed for fat, moisture and energy policy. 1970, the tax increase exceeds the increaie in on honor list at UC additive content by government laboratories watts "input" (electrical energy necessary to 5. Bonce of Mountainside is the current pastor. state aid to the districts which is only about half failed to comply with,standards. run) with the BTU per hour output will give Chairman of the chapel's board of trustees is In addition,' I have joined in sponsoring the levy increase. Malvlna Arkus of 878 Hillside ave, and , some idea of how much electricity your new John Esparza of Mountainside, who also heads legislation that would authorize a broad energy The lack of cooperation^ between the Meat research and development program. This Warren Banach of 1127 Iris dr., both of and Poultry Inspection Program and U.S. Unit ii going to Use up. the building committee. Another borough This property tax situation thus brings to the Mountainside, were among 129 students named program would be aimed at stimulating some fore, the question of future financing of public Customs, furthermore, has resulted In the It is like dividing the milts you drive by the resident, Raymond Roster, is chairman pf the to the president's honor list at Union College for gallons of gas you use to get milts per gallon. board of deacons. of the most promising project! already under elementary-secondary education and whether importation of unacceptable meat and poultry. way in connection with potential new sources of the spring-1973 semester, it was announced by Officials who administer the program, failed to With room air conditioners, dividt BTUs per Formal dedication ceremonies for the new at some time an aid program will be developed Dr. Kenneth W, Iversen, president, energy. to offset annual property tax increases. assist customs officials, who are not trained to hour by watts to get BTUs ptr watt. chapel are tentatively scheduled for Septem. Mrs, Arkus graduated from Julia Riehman evaluate the quality bf horsemeat and other At any rate, a reputable dealer should be able' ber. We are fortunate, at this time of growing High School, New York. She was enrolled in meat. Inconsistencies in the effectiveness,of to gtt a unit that will answer your needs at a The Daily Vacation Bible' School, held shortages of most sources of energy, to have Attains Marywood list Union College's evening session as a liberal port inspectors, result in financial loiscs for reasonable cost, . Weekdays from 9:30 a.m. to noon, will run abundant reserves of coal. The problem is how Carol A, Mulreany, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, arts major. The son of Mr, and Mrs, Herman companies using those ports which apply Larrie O'Farrell, Better Business Bureau through Aug. 16, This year's theme is "Life to convert coal into more useful forms of Frank Mulroany of 323 Rolling Rock rd,, Banaoh, Banaoh is majoring in biology at government standards strictly. with Jesus," "Each day a different aspect of energy, particularly in light of the need to Mountainside, a sophomore at Marysvood Union College, He graduated from Qov, The unhealthy situation should not be per- the child's 'life with Jesus' will be examined, •protect the environment. College, Soranton, Pa,, has been named to the High School, including how Jesus helps the child in his At first individually and later with a group of honors dean's list for the spring semester. mitted to continue; I have pressed the United Hearing put off States Department of Agriculture (0 make (Continued from page 1) family lit* and with his troubles, how Jesus other senators, I urged doubling of the fund! some immediate changes in the Meat and O'Dwyer, Westfield attorneys. The spokesman gives the child eternal life and life in heaven, requestid by the administration for research —Poul try-Inspection-ProgramT-Fhave-asltetflrir for JohnstoneTHB U'Dwyemotefl mat tne [-live-*-lif#-of-~JntOJneans-of-using^oal-to-ease-shortages-of- department to draft a code of ethics to prevent number of unit* in the complex would probably wisdom and obedience," a chapel spokesman other fuels. THIS neponT TO Be netURNEO re THI SDVIRNMINT OF explained, ' inspectors from committing unwitting errors of be 21, rather than the 27 formerly reported. He Among other things, the $103 million budget I • MflUNTnlNIIDI iaROUOH conduct. 1 have also pushed for stronger Supplementing the program will be recrea- am supporting for the Office of Coal Research Bf tABTMiNT OF THE TRtASURY • declined to give any additionai information on lion activities lueh as games, music and arts OFFICi OP REVINUI iHSHINB H*§ UiiQ (T§ fitVfNUE SHkmHG PAVMt communications wltnin the program in order to the project, stating that full details were not will permit an increase frorhjl million to $3.45 1900 PINNSYIVANIA AVI. N.w. OHiMoi ' and crafts. Refreshments also will be provided, million for a pilot plant project at Princeton W4SM1N010N. DC. 10J16 heal the fractures of recent reorganizationi. <, expected to be available until the end of JRN ISO, (mm JUH 30 A closing program for the youngsters' parents that has already demonstrated the technical 197J These actions should improve the morale of August. IN THE FSU.OW1»a M*NN[n Uiip UPON * employees. . and friends will be held Aug. 18 at 7:30 p.m. feasibility of a process of converting coal into TOTAL (•/WMiNT OF *2PJ IS? I have also suggested that the department Further information on the Vacation Bible oil, gas and other products. What is needed now HOFFFFCTF School may be obtained by calling Jane is to direct the technology toward early com- TOO ?iC)liN TO ACCOUNT NO, increase the use'of sanitation report forme, Thief scares children 31 2 020 Bfli which contain guidelines for inspection. I also Hoopingarner (241-015?) or Faye Brown mercial production. . 15 (232-0418), • nfUMTftlNSIPE BOROUOH have urged managerial improvement of the in home, and vice versa A>,i<, programs I is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. DanirJs problems appears to be development of fusion someone push ih a screen in a back room. The of 333 Forest Hill.way, Mountainside, N.J., has will continue to press for these reforms until I youngsters ran from the house and apparently power But research in all these areas is can be certain that every meal on your table is graduated from recruit training at the Naval needed, as well as others, if we are to meet our frightened away the thief before he could take Training Center here. safe and fit to eat. anything. . energy needs in the future Fair to help Palsy unit A "Bits and Pieces Carni- Children working on the val" fair will be held for the project are Fran Graifer, benefit of the Cerebral Palsy Linda Brooks, Susan Bleiwise, Treatment Center of Union Charles Bleiwise, Billy Grai- County, Cranford, on Aug. 15 fer, Debbie Gebel, Jodie from 1 to 4 p.m. at 816 Mbnticello, Pam Gross and Greenwich lane,- corner of Michael Fugee. Lehighavenue, Union. PLUMBERS, -ATTENTION! Sell Various articles and used your services to 30.000 local toys will be sold and there will families with a low-cosUWant Ad. Call 6S6-7700. This lovely property at 34 Highlands Avenue, be games for the children. Sprlnottetd, New Jersey sold for Mr a, Mrs Leslie Wagner to Mr 0. Mrs Wayne Anderson, formerly of Cttf I tOWMT IN A NON IHSnTuiIOHAL ATMOOTK Denvllle Mr Anderson Is co owner of the Mlllburn fmmsiONAL 24 HOUR CAMPERS AND TRAVEL TRAILERS Music Store This sole was arranged by AAarlka NUMINQ CARE Of THE ELDERLY Recreational £ Phyucal AMF SKAMPER Call 376-2300 and let us tell you about the following HembtriABinuntNewJcijey COBRA Four Seasons , Huffing Haw Auoculion Fuv MM t aaanM AIRtiorind Sales and Warranty Servico -AMERICAN HOME SHIELD Si*e and Prico to Fit Beginner or Seasoned Camper "Otters you one year new home guarantee" Financing Arranged Storage Rental Space PREVIEWS EXECUTIVE Basic Trailer Accessorial- Truck Caps HOMESEARCH Tramferred executives across th« country" CURRY LEISURE TIME SALES RANDOMATIC MATCHMAKER THIS REPORT TO BC UITUHfJlD TO THI Hff. Of ml eipSprlnofWd Ave. Berkeley H.W.U, N.J. COMPUTER Mountainsidt echo Aug 5, 1973 [Fii iJ4,0IV 464-78IV Optm Evenings and Saturday 464-2786 "Matches home & buyer Immediately" MOUNTAINSIDE (N,j,) ECHQ-Thursday, August 2» 1973-5 New van eases t ravel for handicapped Cancer Society Cerebral Palsy vehicle scientifically fitted is falling below The bright new IB-paMenpr van bearing the inscription "Cerebral Palsy Center" and ieon crusade's goal traveling up and down your neighborhood The Union County Unit of the American streets is the newest vehicle of "the fleet Cancer Society reported this week that its belonging to the United Cerebral Palsy League annual educational and fund-raising crusade is of Union County and ii based at 216 Holly st., well below its goal of $220,000, With a little loss Cranford, than a month remaining before the end of the The van'i uniqueness stems from the fact fiscal year on Aug. 31, the society has reported that its interior leats have been leiontificaliy income of 1194,000, some $33,000 below its goal, fitted so as to give maximum support to Mrs, Sophie B, Baranski of Cranford and cerebral palsied youngsters weighing up to 40 Mrs, Rosemary Carmody of Roselle Park, pounds. The selection of the car seat used In the co-chairmen of the Union County Cancer van was made only after careful examination Crusade, voiced optimism that; residents as and (eating of five models now on the market, • well as business and industrial firms will says the Center. reipond to the society's plea for funds. Adequate protection and support for those The co-chairmen noted that several religious passengers afflicted with Cerebral Palsy poses and civic organizations have sponsored events many special problems. To determine which which have helped the Cancer Crusade, and one seatoifered the optimum support, one of the CP Union County business firm has offered its Center's drivers. Miss Nancy Bladwin of support through a special event. On Tuesday, Linden, installed the five available seats in her Aug. 28, three Burger King Restaurants, van and tested them accordingly. located in Clark, Roselle Park and Union, will The GM "Child Love Seat" was selected. donate the day's proceeds to aid the society in This seat, commended by Ralph Nader's expanding its patient service program. Center for Auto Safety and Consumers Union, The co-chairmen also expressed their COLLiGE-BASID SYMPHONY — The Suburban Symphony of New Jeriey mokes its - complies-with -federaLmotor^vehlcle safety appreciation to the 21 community chairmen " and the 5,000 block workers who have helped home Of Union College's Cranford campus and ichedulet its concerts which are standards. The seat, which is firmly affixed to open, to the public thropughout the academic year, Here Mrs. Mayda Cohen of the van, has a high padded back, contoured raise the bulk of the society's income thus far. They noted that there are still several block Union and Mel Beiman of Cranford concentrate on their performances at a recent plastic sides and a head restraiht with lateral rehearsal. "wings," Strategically placed seat belts firmly workeri in each community who have not secure the youngster, returned their collection kits and appealed to , In citing a few examples of the seat'i ef- them to forward them to their community fectiveness, Miss Baldwin commented that a chairmen or the American Cancer Society at Equivalency tests child such as Freddie, who lacks sufficient 512 Westminster Avenue, Elizabeth. SPECIAL VALUES! coordination to sit, would be unable to travel to The money raised by the society ig used to the center in an upright position without the fund a national research effort and to support offered by college local programs of public and professional GROUP CHARTERS "Love Seat" while young Geoffrey's spasticity to is inhibited by ..the close fitting seat—thus education as well as provide patient services at Elizabeth center facilitating travel for him. and rehabilitation programs to local cancer patients. Those wishing to contribute to the 1973 English, or Spanish-speaking people in- Presently, the van makes four scheduled SPECIAL SEATS for handicoppod children have a hlghpadded back, contoured plastic terested in obtaining high school equivalency EUROPE trlpi daily for the purpose of transporting CP sides and o head restraint with lateral "wings" to moke traveling safer and easier. Crusade, and who have not been contacted by a or Affinity oroups As Small As

Back bonus . There wore more horses and bicycles on the street in Union Center than automobiles? Back in the CAKE BOX for enlistees early 20's Union Center National Bank was helping The Army is offering a Unionitea purchase oars with names like Stutz, $2,500 cash bonus to persons LaSalle, R«o andlJurant, The names are different is back from enlisting in certain combat, related -career fields. The • today, but we're still helping with low-cost ; vacation bonus is offered in addition to loans and convenient repayment plans that suit free housing, meals, medical your budget, , — and dental care, a starting salary of $307.20 a month, and Stop in and let us help you purchase your next ear. Let us cater 30 days paid vacation a year, to persons enlisting in either infantry, armor or artillery, your baking needs —The bonus is-payable-upon- suceessful completion of job Five Convenient Locations in Union for your training at various posts around the country. A wide Telephone 888-9500 „ _''. i_.'.... variety of units of choice, • Bar-Bat Mftzvah including the 4th Infantry Division, Ft. Carson, Colo- rado, the 193rd Infantry Bri- • Weddings ' gade, Panama, and the Berlin Brigade, Berlin, is also avail- able in combination with the TWICE HONORED — Peter M. Shields (right), director of,the Union County Office on • Birthday Parties bonus enlistment option. For more information on Aging, and Mrs, Anno P. Llpke. secretary, show Freeholder Walter E. Ulrich, • Oneg Shabbot these and other opportunities chairman of the Department of Public( Affairs and General Welfare, two Public available in today's Army, contact Sergeant Snyder at 300 Service Achievement Awards recently received from the New Jersey Association of ' Organization South ave., Garwood, or call Freeholders and the National Association of Counties. meetings 789-1953. Social Security benefits • This Ad Worth 15* dependent grandchildren on All Purchases! The 1972 amendments to the: parent: retired, became dis- 1T over $1.00] Social Security l?w provide abled, or died. This may apply payment of child'-s benefits to to grandchildren already on a' dependent grandchild, ac- social security rolls or who cording to Ralph W. Jones, become entitled in the future. district manager of the Eliza- If you have a child who may beth Social .Security office. qualify under these new • high' in quality These ben«fits may be amendments, contact your • • low in price' payable if the dependent Social Security office at 342 grandchild's parents are Westminster ave., Elizabeth. THE either deceased or disabled, or -For further information the grandchild was legally phone 527^1400 and ask for, SPEER AIR adopted by the worker's sur- "Teleclaim." It is now pos- CAKE BOX viving hpouse In the latter sible to take your appli- case, the child's parents must cation ever the phone. 625-3000* 226-9000 nqt be living in the same household or making regular, of hillside contributions to the child's BULLSEYE! "support. To.reach Hie person you wa Jones said to meet the de- fv* WQR\ 1118 LIBERTY AVE. EL 4-5893 pendency requirement, (the tn this rjo r. It'* child must have been'jiving simple .... Hillside Shopping Center ~ with and .receiving one-half DlAt Hours: Daily 6 a m. -7p.m Closed Mondays support from the grandparent 686-7700 Thurs. AFri. I69pjn. for the year before the grand- A*li rtlpared with 3.0 percent in the quarter thaV •Thursday, August 2, 1973 Food and fuel cost storcs-4he major part of thed foodb Index- CROSSWORD PUZZLE EARTH BOUND 1111111 L 11111111111111 • 11111 r 111111111111 oj Ssed 1.7 pereenl «"«' ^f ^S^ Barbecues boosts price index at hwn a is usual for June. The June f<«g; - .«^ USSR, 10, Escn. ACROSS 2, mllld'M TODAY.s ANBWEti I By JOSEPH TOBIN Diroctor, Ecology and Conservation, ie based on changes in prices between the f rit lake indoors are week of May and the first week of June, after naubert'H lorte m •• •- Wovft Hill Center for Environmental Studies, | 0.7 pet, for June IS ARMS Now York, N,Y. | ceilings were imposed on meat prices in late 4. HeaaHno Uovary Critical plj SLu IniiiiiiimiHiiiMiiHi ! iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii iiiiiiliiliiiiiiiii II iiiiiiiiiiMiiMiiHiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii Uiliffl WASHINGTON- The Consumer Price Index S. Beach house 4. sen. shell com- CM10* ?S1 dangerous rose 0 7 percent in June, the U.S. Deportment March but beferetne general price freeze was teller menl m announeod on June 13, M - - 20 !«• If you recall the zealous attitude developed vironment, few have been made on any large of Labor's Bureau of" Labor Statistics reports. selection Vane- [ffliJail "The outdoor pnstimb of scale by the general populace. Higher prices for fruits and vegetables ac- from tion BjrIDIC Hii bnrbecueing should remain by the "general populace which included the Higher prices for food, gasoline and fuel oil, 22 isi# counted for about half the rise in Ule food-at. 13. Mlhemlri "Carmen" Art's • outside," advises Don Costa, disenfranchised, the franehised, the chic, Uie Citizens could actually be changing their life and household services were responsible for 14. Prefix for (2wds.) Bin- RS safety director of the Allstate hip and tho common regarding tho civil rights stylos, consuming less in their dally pur- about thre§.feurthi of the rise in the index. The home index. Prices also increased for most 5 down, pinion Bf ibn chasing, rejecting the absurd packagimj of other food items. fop 24 Glut Rf i Insurance Companies, Other- of black Americans in the early flu's and the June index was 132,4 (1967.100), 6.9 percent example 26 In apple Hi wise, what begins as a festive popular involvement engendered by the war in some products, lessening electrical . usage above a year ago. Prices for eggs, cereal and bakery products, Declaim Pie significantly in their homes, refusing to con- After seasonal adjustment, the Juno increase and fish rose contra-seosonaUy, Poultry prices, order dream or meal may finish as a tragic Vietnam in the waningyears of tho decade, you platter 8 Awakened, disaster, might be in a position to join with me in making tinue to support the American automotive was 0.8 percent. The index for food rose 0,9 however, increased much less than usual. The IB, Building as Ji . Line to after monolith while the question of maes transit percent and nonfood commodities increased 0,5 increase in meat prices was slighUy sma er from BIKII peace "Many people regard the an observation regarding what hai boon ealltd continues to bo ignored by legislators and a punch 3D . Toy with 96, Bajrcn percent after seasonal adjustment. The ser- than usual for June, and considerably smaller 19. Soprano, Use of charcoal briquets ns the environmental crisis we arc now in the planners, • ' • than in the first four months of thii year. (2 wda.l 33. Fortune- 40, Meet ft harmless indoors, but danger- midst of, . , vices index increased 0,4 percent. 21. British 9 Mollusk There are many opportunities for persons to- The June index is based largely on prices The index for food away from home-- delicacy cards 48, trice ous quantities of carbon mon- For only a small number of Americana did reitaurant meals and snaekii-lnereaied 0.8 dandy oxide may accumulate," participation in either of those two movements make more than a cursory contribution, I have collected before the price freeze on June 13. suggested many of these household approaches 2 S * % 7 Costa warns. "Sufficient air require much more than the capacity to be For the three months ending in June, the CPI 28. Spanish or [n preceding editions of Earthbound, Infor- ^Theindex for nonfood commodities Increased must by present to rid the righteous. Little, if any, personal commitment rose at a seasonally adjusted annual rate or 7,4 0 8 percent, a larger than seasonal increase, A 9 Q I matlon floods the media regarding avenues for 21, Golden. e burning charcoal of poisonous was required of any of us, percent, compared with 8.6 percent in thesharp «se in gasoline prices-for the third gases." I have been thinking how interesting it is that personal action. The paucity of general ac- quarter that ended in March, This change was 89. Heron IS ceptance of such specific plans Is evident as our consecutive month-and a large increase In fuel iX, Like coal, the Combustion of at the present height of the ecomovement, with due to a slower rate of Increase in. the food in- oil prices contributed significantly to the rise» n 15 iT environmental problems continue to grow • 32. Valentine charcoal generates orderlcs some or the same quality of righteousness dex. The seasonally adjusted annual rate of 14,7 the nonfood commodities index. nationwide, percent in the three months that ended in June but deadly carbon monoxide amongst plaintiff conservationists, where there Prices wore also higher for a number of other 34, Career gas Poisonings and even is now an opportunity to make personal com- I suggest each citizen select five or ten was about half the 28,6 percent rate in the personal approaches to environmental action quarter that ended in March. commodities, including used ears home nspbjxintions have been re mitments which would benefit the en- maintenance and,, repair commodities, fur- 35. Contrived in the home, remmbering as we do that the The index for nonfood commodities, on the £b ported when briquets were niture and bedding, houses, housekeeping 98, Table burned indoors difficulties of JI change In life style are not as other hand, increased at a seasonally adjusted EARLYCOPY; -• —••-- burdensome once" alternative systerns"are sat supplies, and alcoholic beverages. SO "Never use briquets in •» annual rate of 5,4 percent from March to June, Prices of apparel other than footwear in- 39. Eye part garage, basement or any Publicity Chairmen are urged 16 observe the up. Once we find how else w§ can accomplish compared with 4,0 percent in the preceding 55 5* Pndiy deadline for other than uot mm. creased instead of declining as they usually do 41, EdclHB for other enclose area, such as a our day to day tasks by experimentation - any three months. The services index rose 4,5 a aurrey Include your name, address and phone change beeomej much easier than in the Initial in June. Footwear prices, however, declined 57 percent in the quarter that ended in June, i3. Langulih « it. porch, tent, cabin or car," number J •wwisnrialiv 44, YearneS warns Costa. effort to break away. 4S, On — *< The game caution applies to *B. 'twist Ksto. si »K 4« Japanese hibaehis, often used on dining room tables. When a DOWN *s hibachl is used indoors, place it near an open window or door gold" as a precatuion against car- bon monoxide accumulation. When using briquets in a fireplace, make certain the Follow highways damper is open with sufficient draft in the chimney. "Proper ventilation assures the escape by th© 'numbers' of lethal gases," Costa con- cluded, NEW CROP BLUEBERRY Very few motorists realize route numbers, which usually that there is a method to the signify a bypass or through "madness" by which high- route to major cities, are just ways art numbered for Identi- as easy to comprehend," Farmland fication in this country. Costa explained. • "Most drivers believe that "If the first digitjs even, it U.S. and Interstate highways is a bypass route. For exam- law revised and TART APPLE PIES t are numbered arbitrarily, ple, 1-294 permits 1-04 to without rhyme or reason, so bypass Chicago." Recent revisions in the New motoring in unfamiliar parts Conversely, if the first digit Jersey Farmland Assessment of the country can become a is odd, such as 1-194, that Act have tightened the matter of guess and mapsignifies that the route is a eligibility requirements for Sgggjlgl work," says Don Costa, safety spur into the city and endi in land qualifying under the director of the Allstate Motor thedowntown area. program, according to Club. Secretary of Agriculture VALUABLE COUPON Phillip Almpi, who is chair- "Actually, the numbering man of the State Farmland system used for highway iden- Evaluation Advisory Com- tification is designed with a mittee . purpose in mind and quite Alampi said that no change simple." has been made in the basic Interstate expresswayj and requirements that, to qualify, US-Tiighways use even num- land must be at least five bers to identify east-west" r acres in area and must have routes and trdd numbers for produced grogs sales of 25 north-south routes, agricultural or horticultural "In addition, lower number- products totaling at least 1500 ed north-south Interstate high- per year during the two-year ways begin with 1-5 on the period immediately preceding ANY TART APPLE PIE west coast and get higher ai the tax year in question. they move east," he said. An additional requirement "Lower numbered easUwest resulting from the recent Interstate Highways begin revisions of the law ii that, Purchased With This Coupon with 1-4 in Florida and get where the land involved is higher going north. 1-96 in more than five acres in area, Michigan, for example, is the gross sales of agricultural or highest. horticultural products, "U.S. highways are theCONRAD BiRKI of Coupon Good Through Monday, August IB, 1978 Teensek has b«efi together with any payments reverse of Interstates, with received under a soil con- lower numbers in the east and named advertising director of the Jewish servation program, must nearer the Canadian Border," average SB per acre per year he added. Newt, occording lo on for all acreage above the first "Rembiring these iimple announc«rnont by Zol five. hints can be as useful as Veneti president, odd-and-even house number- Berks formerly wot a ing when looking for a retail advertising particular address," Costa representative w'th the Exhibit cites laid. Jersey Journal and, For instance, to find 1-90 on prior to that, a cities' future a map, a motorist knows copywriter with immediately, that it is an NEW YORK—In an exhibit Ruthruff & Ryan at the American Greetings east-west route, located in the Advertising, the ICE CREAM northern portion of the coun- Gallery',' ^n Am Building, Jewish News • serves open to the..public from Aug. 1 try. 5 VALUABLE COUPON "Three-digit interstate the istex County area. -15, New Yorkers will have an VALUABLE COUPON opportunity to read the views of 100 leading Americans on the future of central cities in BUY AN America, SECOND "Thoughts of Man -1973" is sponsored by the Cotton Fiber SCOOP Paper Council and is to] ICECREAM major cities of the nation will be its first New York FREE showing. CONE Responding to the question, "Is there a need for eentri" cities in America's future* Whra you AND s government, education and corporate leaders have written their personal buy a I GET ONE thoughts on the problems of central cities and the role', if single dip cone any, they foresee for cities in s> FREE .3K (Single or Double Dip) the future. -J£-^-.« Coupon Expires Mondiiy, August 18, 1973 Coupon Expires Monday, August 18, 1978 Lamb sale to open fair For the ISth year, the .New ^fcw available for partiesj picnac» & outmgs " Jersey 4-H blue' ribbon lamb sale will be an opening-day feature at the* ' 117-year-old Flemington Fair, On Tuesday, Aug. M, a large Lai^e 3"' Qal. Container o 1 ANY HOUSE? ANY STYLi? FORGET |T!| group of buyers and spec- s tators is expected to turn out You've seen ads like this before. for the sale of the state's finest liB promises but they won't doliver. Iambi, AucHonmir John Kach. 7A mar will be assisted by Max Spaulding. James H. Rice, OPEN 9 AM, TO 9 KM. Our SB Vairt" E»p«ri»nco. No iBlaimen'a eonintifliani Mercer County 4-H agent, is became Garrii ic a family-run butinan, chairman of the pr^ram. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FOR A FREE Members of o,000 actors and extras, 1,000 UNION, NEW JIRSIY an account-of tho struggle for political satire tanks, l.OOOplanes, 150 cannons and 1,000 jeeps. success, in communication with the blind, deaf and dumb young Helen Keller ^ IRVINGTON POLISH HOME -"" -BULLSEYE' ~~ NOW OPEN RISTAURruNTLODTC To rtocK the person yOM won* ;-415--rtttrAVIHRVi«8TON ust- an in expensive want ad in ThiJ nrwipopcr It * so CATERING ALL OCCASIONS Iimplf OiNNlRS SIRV1D DAILY DIAL 686-7700 A*k (or CloKlli^d

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Now at the SOMETHING NEW AS A TURN ONS BROOKSIDE MAHOR Meadowbrook The flH-"NBW" THEATRE/ •"• THB4TBF. /BMTAIIISNT*. SORRENTO ROOM ITALIAN^AMIRICAN ' SUGGESTION.' NOW thru Aug. 25 * /H/.*" •GUIS! MONIQUE a ROLLER. SKSTiNG LUNCH-MONDAY THRU FRIDAY DINNER & COCKTAILS at... VAN VOOREN mm EVERY NIGHT IN A GALA NO MUSSI NO FUSS- LEAVE BVEkrTHING TcToS! TQMMY FINNAN ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR TAKEOUT MUSICAL REVIEW 11J35TUVVESANT AVE., UNION Enlertalnmflnl and Dancing every Fri., Sit., ANNIVERSARY wilM tns Union HsfBrau PISH House Quartet featuring Joe Wlmmer on accordion, our FOLLIES 73 MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW EARLY COPY 310 HtUJiBC AVE. jlnglng Birtinclirt, and Publicity Chairmen are urged mraetloiii Performances to observe the Friday deadline HILLSIDE, N.X lunt- Wed. thru Sat. LIVINGSTON ROLLER RINK for other than spot news. 615 SO. LIVINGSTON AVE., 902-6161 Include your name, address FlO5O POMPTQN AVE.. CEDAR GROVE, M-UZOP 256 11SSJ and phone number. Thursday, August 2, 1973- overwhelming! There were BO many women unaware of the possibilities of pursuing More women seek MBA degrees business careers at a managerial level, rather than just as clerks or secretaries." The effectiveness of the recruitment cam- Eye top jobs in business and government paign is reflected in a marked increase in applications for the September term. Keith The role of women in the business world has students, friends and acquaintances who business school was the direct result of an McLoughland, director of student services at taken on a new definition at the Rutgers question her motives for being at a graduate active recruitment program undertaken by a the school, said tot.il applications from women Graduate School of Business Administration. school usually considered male-oriented. female faculty member aftd the women have gone in a year's time from 38 to 121, on "More and more women are seeking now to "I assure you," she smiles, "that we are not students. Ms, Ellen Kulka, a lawyer teaching increase of over 300 percent. share the power of the exocutive suito and the •(•iris looking for husbands.1 We're at Rutgers courses in consumerism and the law, was the legislative chamber," says Dr. Horace J. because we want the qualifications for better coordinator of this special recruiting effort. "Women students are encouraged and DeHodwin, dean of the school "And," he adds, jobs," Working with Ms. Smith and Ms." Barnes welcomed," McLoughland said. "In seeking "for an increasing number of women students Another problem for the three, once they had among other students, she designed brochures, women as students we've used the same at the business school this goal is not overcome the male chauvinism, was what they arranged speaking engagements and directed methods employed to increase the number of far-fetched." consider some inadequacies in their under- a massive letter-mailing campaign geared to other minority students. Through presently-en- The number of women enrolled in advanced graduate preparation. As liberal arts majors -- reach every woman enrolled in every branch of rolled women, we've let other women know that accounting and business administration cour- Ms Smith and Ms, Barnes have history the State University. there are places for them at the Business ses, whose collective aim is earning a master of degrees and Ms. Paterno has a political science "The response," Ms. Smith said, "was School." business administration degree at Rutgers, has degree •• the women would have liked better risen in a year's time from four to 19 full-time (raining in mathematics. Their struggle with PHILIPPINE

students. The number of women doing math svas conquered by what Ms, Smith calls REPUBLIC •»,• parl-time evening graduate work also has their "pure perseverance in wanting to make After 47 years of U.S. KINGSTON FUEL CO. increased appreciably. ii." sovereignty, the Philippine Typical of the new students are Mary The increase in women students at the Islands became a republic on AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS WOMEN MIAN BUSINiSS — Three of the women students at the Rutgers Graduate Paterno of Passaic, Charline Smith of Jersey July 4, 1940, The Fuel Oil Crisis I$,B«I and the following ire our suggistions School of Business Administration meet with their dean, Dr. Horace J, De Podwin, City and Elizabeth Barnes of Bloomfield, to help you thru the coming winter; to discuss their experiences ii 'he predominantly male school. The three, All three are determined to achieve a status I •••••• candidates for Master of Business Administration degrees, are Charline Smith, approaching Dr. De Podwln's definition. While FIRST - MODERNIZE YOUR HEATING SYSTEM. Elizabeth Barnes and Mary Paterno. who plan managerial-level careers in they don't think they're unusual in "bucking a "JOT " RKIS'TER Install our tried ana proven Modern Oil Burner, Jain sup marketing and finance. man's world," they feel there are some hundreds of ullsfled customers who have already saved one to two times the tost at thli quality burner. They Have laved an problems in entering what was formerly a fuel ell as well at on service call!, strictly male domain. MOW —"** we will Install This Buf'ner At Our Cost With a 1 Year Recently, they met informally with the dean Unconditional Guarantee At Urban loan group cites to discuss some of the problems encountered in LAST YEAR'S PRICE OP.,.. dealing with a world of consumerism, CLASSES in marketing and sales, investments and finance, • Drums •Ensemble information systems and organization man- • Music Theory SECOND - HAVE YOUR FUEL OIL TANK CLEANED. increased business aid agement. Although not card-carrying members of any • All Ptreusiien Instruments wewiliremoviilwflseandwaterano . Community Affairs Commissioner Lawrence In its first two years of operation, the (Vibes. Etc.) chemiMlly ires! your i*nk tor 135. P. Kramer reported this week that in 1972 the authority surpassed the million dollar mark in women's liberation groups, all are avowed New Jeriey Urban Loan Authority approved approving loans to help strengthen and feminists. Ten months into their course work • THIRD - INSTALL AN ADDITIONAL STORAGE TANK, and confident of their abilities to cope in the CLASSES START SEPT. 10 We will Install it ogr cost an additional tank which can mean 2'.4 times the amount of direct or guaranteed establish businesses in economically-depressed more than money in the bank. Your health and comfort may loans it did in 1971, Its first year of operation. areas. In 1972, the authority approved 1760,000 classroom, they now laugh at the insensitivlty sslOM depend on It, in loans or loan guarantees for 14 businesses; initially displayed by some male, faculty OUR 45 YEARS OF REPUTABLE SERVICE IN THE FUEL the previous year's total was 1294,000. members. ^ .SPARTAN I!SSVo BUSINESS IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF DEPENDABLE SUPPLY. Ab r Comments sought These figures, released in the authority's Ms. Paterno mentions one instructor who 58B CHESTNUT ST. «^Kr " PLEASE HEED OUR ADVICE ABOVE AND HELP US KEEP OUR second annual report, which svas submitted to was "completely oblivious to the women in his REPUTATION AND.YOUR COMFORT. Governor William T. Cahill and members of the class." UNION • 687-9698 on boat sanitation State Legislature. Mr. Barnes objects to instructors, male 215 RT. 22 • 686-5552 Hillside GOVERNORS ISLAND, N,Y,,«Qverboard Over the two-year period, the 24 loans and discharge toilets on pleasure boats will soon be guarantees approved totaling 11,044,000 have subject to inspections by Coast Guard boarding helped generate an additional $1.9 million in officers. The Coast Guard is developing rules funds from other government and private and standards for marine sanitation devices; sources, according to the report. The result has hut before final action, the service wants to been a S3 million' program which has helped hear comments from the boating public, create or sustain an estimated 480 jobs manufacturers and dealers on needed features providing for an annual payroll of nearly $4 of the equipment. million. GreatCEastem COUPON Comment! should be mailed to Coast Guard Businesses receiving loans the past two years . headquarters before Aug. 16. The address is; Include a Spanish-oriented cash and carry SUPERMARKETS Executive Secretary, Marine Safety Council furniture store, a card and novelty shop, a (G-CMC-82), Room 8234, 400 Seventh St., SW., janitorial service, an electrical contractors Washington, D.C. 20S90. Proposed manufactur- firm and clothing stores. N1W f NGLANB CUBID LiAN . TENDER . JUICY ing requirements are also available from this -BONILESS IRISKET 1EEF SHfNANDOAH BONELESS address on request. (WATER ADDED) "Right now, there are no federal require- Distaff art work ments or standards for sanitary facilities aboard any pleasure boats," said Lietuenant CORNED TURKEY Joseph, F. Flayer, chief of the Third Coast sought for show Guard District's boating standards branch at Douglass Library this week invited women Governors Island, N.Y. artists, residing or working in New Jersey, to submit slides (and-or photographs) of their ROAST work to the library. "The slides of this work •will be a major source of consideration in Oct. 21 coin show making selections for the library's third annual series of exhibits in December of work by set in Flemington women artists," Lynn Miller, reference librarian, said. • The Hunterdon Coin Club will hold it's 10th annual Coin Show at the Hunterdon "Thoseinterested are asked to send three to Agricultural Building, Highway 31, five slides (preferably, or photos it slides are not possible). The slides will be kept at the Flemington, from 9 a.m. to B p.m. Sunday, Dot. Thin Cut Middle Cut ,h 21, Chairman is John Kuhl, Box 472librar. y in a permanent collection which the public will be free to use; those involved in Flemington, 08822. BONELESS SiEF LEAN TENDiR JUiCV studying, displaying, or purchasing or selling SEMUBONELiSS iiEF There will be displays of coins, minerals, the arts will be encouraged to refer to this slide Civil War items and hobbies. Displays are registry a source of information on the art of LONDON BROIL SIRLOIN STEAK welcome to compete for trophies. women and the women artists of New Jersey," CHUCK POT ROAST Profits go to community groups such as the she added. Hunterdon County Medical Center, resque squad, county library, hiitorleal society, first Slides to be considered for the December Shoulder aid iquad, 4-H club, fire company, etc. exhibit must be received by Sept, 29. Slidesto 1- «'.:.._ erPorterhouie Si be included in the file may be submitted at L anytime. The following information is needed T-BOnS Tail leu Ib. 11 AD V E H.T I SEMBN'T on each slide and-or photograph; Artist's , Shoulder Steak «b.MJW RalhT name, address, phone; title of work; media; Cubs Steak CK Canned Hams «ffi dimensions; date of execution. A resume of the mBoneless ,^ S"!^! Hath PERSON SUFFERING artist would be helpful. Slides and resumes Top Chuck "m ib. Skirt Steak Diapnwgm Canned Htmi ffii , HEARING LOSS may be sent to; Lynn Miller, Reference Chuck Sleak ^WW h*1.48 SteastBk Beel N0l Librarian, Douglass Library, Douglass Col- Top Chuck Bon£*io I!n Ih. around Btef WK —^OEEERED^OQKLET -leger-New-Brunswickr0B903r— U.S. Government Publication Available At No Charge WILMINGTON, DEL. .• A free United Sandy Hook trip, States Government booklet entitled nuMA "Hearing Lou - Hope Through Research," CHICKEN 1 SEA is now available to persons suffering a camper tips on TV PINEAPPLE hearing loss. IMPORTED Published by the U.S. Dept, of Public A weekend trip to Sandy Hook, some tips on Health, Education and Welfare for use by camping and berry picking in the Qarden State will be among the topics featured on WHITE TUNA JUICE the hard -of-hearing, the booklet covers such facts as inherited deafness, discovering "Sunnyslde Up," Tuesday, Aug. 7, and TOMATOES early trouble, selecting a hearing aid, noise Thursdayj Aug. B, at 8:30 p.m. and Friday Aug. damaging and adulu's hearing, and the 10 at 10:30 p.m. on Channels SO and 88. main types of hearing loss, 7 • Calvin Iszard visits the Nautical Museum and Sandy Hook State Park, Frit copies of the booklet are available by writing to "Government Booklet," Mike Byard offers suggestions on what to Independence Mall, Suite 85, 1801 Concore take on a camping trip, Pike, Wilmington, Delaware, 18803. A filmed look at blueberry picking in New Jersey is followed by a list of places where 2li visitors may pick fruits and berries. Tiny Shrimp i 3 R G*3S S»i 33 Pepsi Gola *BS 58u Sauces \fjuny Susan Sauce & 73 Ajax Cleanser "ud,.n "sm Miraole Whip D,-- 465 Coco Puffs ggj Coronet °TO »-rlnl . ft ro Toweta 3 of°

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r i^***!:^ - ^ i •Thursday, August 2, 1973 Rec center construction Employment above to begin at St. Peter's seasonal rate for Clark man gets ^demand'pacemaker Construction of the new $6student activity offices. million St. Peter'i College An air-supported bubble recreation center will be in its also will bo erected atop the June, says state early stages when students recreation center to ac- Wage and salary employment in New Clara Maass implantation first in N.J. arrive for classes at the commodate indoor training of Jersey rose more than seasonally in June Clara Maass Memorial Hospital In Belleville Jersey City school Sept. 10, tennis, track, football and to 2,759,900 from 2,699,400 in the previous lastwpfk became the first New Jersey hospital Thi recreation facility, baseball. month, Ronald M. Heymann, commissioner of to gi.Vf a patient a nuclear-powered pacemaker which is the largest capital When finished the center the N.J, Department of Labor and Industry, that roiiils heart function and, responds to thq construction project ever will complete tho college's announced this week. The current total, demands of the patient's heart, undertakon by the Jesuit centennial development estimated by the Department's Division of William ReristBdt, .57, of Clark had the institution, is scheduled to be program begun in IMS. Planning and Research, was 60,800 above a completed by the time this atomic unit implanted in his chest by Dr. 1 Since then St. Fetter's has month ago and 48,500 above a year ago. Fronklyn Gerard, director of Thoracic and year ! 668 freshmen become built a now library, academic Heymann announced that unemployment In Cardin Vascular Surgery. The operation lasted sophomores. building and campus center in CHICK OUR LOW PRICES New Jersey also rose seasonally in June 4S mimitus, and less than an hour after surgery BOOM YOU lUYi addition to renovating its primarily because of the influx of summer Bergstijdt was in his room, walking around and Included in tho itructuro science facilities. 1 will bo a main gymnasium jobsoekers. Unemployment in June was jokinfi with his doctor and family. SEE V & E IBSS Academic programs being estimated at 257,900 compared with 222,100 in Although Newark Beth Israel Medical Center with seating for 3,400 ipec. offered at the Jersey City ialors, on Olympic size May and 253,300 a year ago. has previously implanted atomic pacemakers school this year for the first in patients, last week's implant was the first in V & E SALES swimming pool, multi-purpose time include a program of On a seasonally adjusted basis, the 1219 SPRINGFIELD AVI, unemployment rate was unchanged at 8,9 New Jersey for the "demand" atomic 1 rooms, exercise and weight continuing education for IRVINCTSK NJ training rooms, locker percent for May and June as well as for Juno a pacemaker marketed by Medtronics, a women and an associate Minneapolis firm which uses a nuclear power 373-5441 facilities, conference rooms, degree program in executive year ago. The steadiness of the seasonally and administrative and adjusted rate indicates that the current source developed in France, secretarial studies. increase in unemployment was essentially due Unlike fixed-rate pacemakers which con- to seasonal factors. The seasonal expansion in stantly sgnd an electronic stimulus to the heart unemployment, however, / caused the to keep it beating regularly, the demand unadjusted rate to rise from O.Bpercont Of the pacemaker monitors the heart activity and, work force in May to 7,7 percent in June. The when the heart rate falls too low, turns itself on unadjusted rate was also 7.7 percent In June a like a thermostat and regulates the heart until year ago. tho beat is restored. About 90 percent of those The increase in factory employment in June who wear pacemakers need demand units, totaled 7,600. Gains occured in most of the A spokesman for Medtronic said the unit Hand-Wind, White major manufacturing industries. The largest kicks on in a matter of milliseconds and Tip-Stainless Steel Increases were seasonal expansions of 1,900 in because it is not in constant use, does not put as Back, Midnight Blue chemicals, 1,700 In apparel, and 1,200 in food. much of a drain on its power supply. GITS NUCLIAR PACiMAKiR — William Borf stodf It eongruoiulatad by Dr. Fronklyn Dial, Adjustable The only decline was a drop of 1,900 in Conventional pacemakers must be surgically Gerard (left), director of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery, and Archie C, Matching Bracelet, instruments which resulted from two strikes. replaced on the average of every m months Barbata )right), Clara Maass Hospital board choirmon, after hoving new when their batteries run down but the atomic pacemaker implanted. The nuclear unit turns Itself on and off depending on heart's units are expected to have a life of at least 10 needs. SAUNA STYLES years, In Finland, saunas are often built ai separate . The new pacemaker wearers thus can avoid forwarding licenns to Bilh Israel and St. hospital to be part of thii national project," cabins made of wood, sometimes roofed with repeated surgery. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingiton to The atomic unit was Bergitedt's fourth sod, and preferably next to one of the nation's Borgstedt was the I6th patient to receive a begin clinical studies of the demand for nuclear pacemaker. He said he had read about the 70,000 lakes. In southern California they may be nuclear pacemaker in a New Jersey Hospital, pacemakers,' implants at Beth Israel and has been kept up to built in colonial Spanish style complete with The United States Atomic Energy commls. curved roof tiles and plaster outstrip wnii^ Clara Maasi has already been given date by Dr. Gerard on the developments sion has approved and is in the process of approval to implant as many as 20 of the regarding atomic pacemakers."It makes me nuclear units. The AEC plans to allow at least feel good to think this will last ton years," he • 480 of the devieei to be given to patients in said. The Medtronic unit costs about 16,000, and clinical trials throughout the country in the although this is several time higher than next two years. conventional pacemakers, the long-life nuclear Dr. Gerard explalni the candidates for the pacemaker is expected to save patients the device must be screened for age, since it is costs of replacing several pacemakers, and the desirable to have a patient whose expected life cost of repeated implantation surgery and span will be longer than the 10 yean the hospitalization. pacemaker li expected to function. CLIPPING BONANZA The unit releases radiation equal to one chest He also added that any candidate would have to be emotionally ready, "There are a lot of X-ray a year, and has been subjected to' scary things, totally unfounded," associated collision, impact, cremation and other tests to with atomic pacemakers and the patient, he insure there li no threat from radiation said, "would have to realiie he is breaking a regardless of what mishap might befall the barrier to some degree" by participating in this wearer, according to Medtronic, CUT OUT AND study of peaceful uses of nuclear energy. The atomic pacemaker was implanted In a With This Coupon With Thli Coupon Previously, only major medical centers special room at Clara Maass Hospital - the connected with medical schools and veteran! Pacemaker Room - which wai designed and administration hoipltali were given approval equipped to-'handle such cases, Thii room was 14° Off for use of atomic pacemakeri. Dr. Gerard said made possible by a grant from the Fannie-P, he felt it was a "fantastic thing that the Rippel Foundation, Newark, funds providedby SAVE Cut Rite Scott Towels government has seen fit to allow a community the hospital's medical staff. Wax Paper White or Asstd rivers, the method of treating iii 5ni pff family. municipal sewage and the Men,, July 3Sth fa Sat,, Ayg 4th , JulyNth to Sal,. Aug. 4th Boy Scouts get booklet conservation and destruction of watersheds. about water resources "The record In this country With This Coupon With This Coupon With This Coupon A new booklet, "Save Our marine water and fish biology of using and abusing, ex- e Water Resources," has been' and conservation. ploiting, and degrading, published for the Boy Scouts of Nearly one-third of the. 28- exhausting and discarding our mm „ 0 Off „ America by the American page booklet discusses water natural resources ' is unequalled in history. And of One BOK q( 10 One box s! 24 Fishing Tackle Manufacturers pollution. Its illustrations Association, it was announced highlight the water cycle, all our crimes against nature, SOS this week by Ted Pettit, BSA sources of water pollution, we have damaged the quality Hand! Wipes Manager of Conservation sediment as the major of our~water resources the Soap Pads Dispenser Pack most," says the author. 1 iHiit ititi- (lei -fdliiilv GBO Tit one per family Osad Service, pollutant in streams and Mmi Juiv 30th ia 58! &U9 Ion , July 351 h td Sat., fiUg «tn The booklet, printed on recycled paper, will be distributed to Boy Scout 9INCI AVA 1954 ^ With This Coupon With This Coupon organlMtlons throughout the With This Coupon i^C! With This Coupon U.S. It will be used as an c c c educational tool in connection, There are no long stsrlM at Alrcnoied Automotlvo Corp. 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? ^Thursday. August 2. 1973*MQUNTAIN5!DE (N.J.) ECHO Constance Solazzi Carolyn J. Hopta becomes bride of ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL(HUKCM becomes bride of 119 MAIN ST., IkllLLBUHN John Brennan Jr. REV, JOSfiPH P. HERRING, RECTOR William Loeff/er Sunday—8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy Communion nnd sermon, first Sunday and festival occasions; morning prayer and sor. mon, second through fifth Sundays; 10 to 11:15 a.m.. Church School; babysitting at 10 a.m. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH MECKES ST. AND S, SPRINGFIELD AVE. SPRINGFIELD REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR Saturday—3 p.m., Church School choir rehearsal. Sunday—9:S0 a.m., Sunday School. U a.m., worship service. 7 p.m., evening fellowship. Wednesday—9 p.m., midweek service.

OUR LADY OP LOURDES 300 CENTRAL AVE,, MOUNTAINSIDE REV. GERARD J. McGARRY, PASTOR REV. GERARD B. WHELAN REV. JAMES F. BENEDETTO ASSISTANT PASTORS Sunday—Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. • Saturdays—evening Mass, 7 p.m. Weekdays—Masses at 7 and B a.m. First Friday—7, 8 and 11:30 a.m. Miraculous Medal Novena and Mass- Monday at 8 p.m. GIFT FOR CHARITY — Mrs, Charles Rapa, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of (he Benediction during the school year on Friday Springfield Chapter of Unite National, presents $500 donation to Dominick La at 2!30 p.m. Morgese, head of the men's group, The funds, raised ot the wemen'i recent charity Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap- ball, will be used for-a variety of philanthropic and service projects, pointment. (Photo by Edward N. Stlso) Confessions every Saturday and eves of Holy MRS. HUGO L. MORAS Days and First Fridays, from 4 to 5 and from 7:4S to 8:30 p.m. Linda Andrejek, ST. JAMES CHURCH Budget requires a goal- 45 S.SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD Hugo Moras wed MSOR. FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR and you musf stay with it REV. STEPHEN P. LYNCH at nuptial Mass MRS, JOHN J, BRENNAN JR. REV. EDWARD R, OEHLING By JOYCE ROARK Next, list all your normal monthly bills. Add Constance Mary Solazzi, daughter of Mr, and these together and subtract the total from your MRS, WILLIAM C, LOEFFLER REV. PAUL J.KOCH Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Mountainside, Mrs. Constantine S. Solazzi of 22 Henshaw ave., The meaning of "budget" can have numerous interpretations. Some people think of monthly income after deductions. If you get Carolyn Joanne Hopta, daughter of Mr, and ASSISTANT PASTORS was the setting June 30 for the wedding of Linda Springfield, was married Saturday to John Mrs. Michael J, Hopta of 92 Irwin St., Sunday Masses—(7 p.m. Saturday), 7, 8:15, Andrejek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Stephen a budget as a means of saving money. Others paid weekly or biweekly, calculate your Joseph Brennan Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs, John J. monthly earnings -on a four-week basis. Springfield, became the bride Saturday of 9:30, 10;48 a.m. and noon. Dally, 7 and 8 a.m. Andrejek of Mountainside, to Hugo L. Moras, Brennan of 01 Briar Hills dr., Springfitld, find that a budget keeps them out of debt. Still others find it a means of managing their The amount left over after subtracting the William Carl Loeffler, son of Mr, and Mrs, Holy day, on eves of Holy day at 7 p.m.; on Holy son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo D. Moras of The Rev. Richard M, Nardone officiated at William B. Loeffler of JOB Edgewood aye,, days at 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ridgewood. finances so that they can buy the luxuries they regular monthly bills from your net income the ceremony at the Monastery of Our Lady of have dreamed of owning. must cover all other expenses. This will be Springfield, Confessions—Saturda, 1 to 2 p.m. Monday The Rev. Gerard B. Whelan officiated at the the Rosary in Summit. A reception followed at The Rev, Edward Oehling performed the through Friday, 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. No eon- Whatever way you define "budget," called ©spense money. Determine the ap- nuptial Mass. A reception followed at the the Florham Park Country Club, remember that it won't work unless you use it. proximate amount your family spends on food; ceremony at St. James Church, Springfield. A fessions on Sundays, Holy days and eves of Manor in West Orange. The bride has her sister, Lucille M, Solaizi, reception followed at the Galloping Hill Holy days. If you don't have a budget, or if your present medical care, entertainment, etc., each month. Lissa Moras, lister of the bridegroom, was as her maid of honor. Mary Ann Solazii, also a timJcet isn't working for you, then try setting up Add these together arid subtract the sum from Caterers, Union. TEMPLE BETH AHM maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Patricia " sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Both are of a hudijct from scratch. the expense moiiey Fran Morabito of Newark served as maid of AN AFFILIATE OF THE Liguori, Carol Swenson and Mrs. Barbara Springfield. The first step in setting up a budget is This resulting amount of money should be on honor. Bridesmaids were Susan Manen of. UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA Kearns. John Kearni served as best man, Gary J. Schuyler Bishop of Pelham, N.Y,, served determining what your goals are. Do you want the positive side of zero. If it isn't, you're in Union and Judy Wnek of Springfield, BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD Brown, Larry Baratto and Robert Pidone were as best man. Ushers were Thomas B.-Fallen of t» Siive money, stay out of debt, or have money trouble. At this point you have to think ahead to Richard Johnson of Springfield served as RABBI REUBEN R. LEVINE ushers. Maplewood, William J. Borowicz of Wilton, to spend ™ luxuries, etc.? expenses thai sccur less than once a month. best man. Ushers were Michael Pennella of CANTOR FARID DARDASHTI Conn., and John C. O'Connor 3rd of Edison. • These would include such items as car in. Red Bank and Scott Heiss of Roselle Park, Friday-8:30 p.m., Sabbath services. Mrs. Moras, a graduate of Seton Hail The bride is a graduate of Seton Hall surance, car license, income tax, property tax, cousins of the bride. Saturday-9:30 a.m., services. University, recently received an M.A. degree University, South Orange, and teaches fourth magaiine subscriptions, memberships, etc. The bride was graduated from Jonathan in educational psychology from Montclair State grade at Our Lady of Lourdes School in Christmas, birthdays, graduations, etc., must Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and College, She taught for two years at Theodore Mountainside. also be dounled. Newark State College, Union. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Sehor Middle School in Piscataway, and this MORRIS AVE. AT CHURCH MALL The bridegroom, a graduate of' Fatrfield Estimate.how much money your family will Her husband was graduated from Seton Hall fall will begin teaching language arts in the University, Falrfield, Conn,, is employed by University and is employed by Spring Liquors, SPRINGFIELD Northbrook, 111., school system, need for each of these iterni. The total Of these PASTOR: thr New Jersey Department of Health as items must be. subtracted from yolir yearly Springfield. THE REV. BRUCE W. EVANS, D.D Mr. Moras graduated from Seton Hall supervisor of the Plainfield Area Drug Abuse income. Either subtract one amount every Following a honeymoon trip to Bermuda, the DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: University in 1971 with a B.A, degree in Clinic. ' , : month of have the money available in a savings couple will •reside in Roselle Park, SHEILA KILBOURNE psychology. He is now in his third year at John Following a honeymoon in St. Thomas, V.I., for when it's needed. Sunday — 10 am., union iurnmtr worship Marshall Law School in Chicago. He is a the couple will reside in Summit, The money left after this last deduction is to EARLY COPY Publicity Chairmen ire urged to observe the service of the Springfield Presbyterian Church member of Phi Kappa Theta national frater- be used for • personal expenses, savings, Friday deadline for other than spot ntws. •and Springfield Emanuel United Methodist nity and Tau Ipsilon Rho, a national legal vacation, luxuries, or .whatever else you want Include yout- name, address ana phone Church in the Methodist Church, Church Mall fraternity. Arlene Moskowitz to use it on. number, • ' ' and Academy Green. Child care will be Following a honeymoon in Spain and Por- A budget need not be strict to be effective. provided. Pastoral services can be arranged by tugal, the couple will reside in Chicago. You should make sure your monthly bills are calling the Presbyterian Church office (370- to wed Clifton man paid on time and that you keep something aside 4320) between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Mrs, Adele Moskowitz of Hallandale, Fla., for those few major expenses that occur once in Ghurch Chuckles byCAHTWRIOHT formerly of Springfield, has announced the a while, • . _ • . For The BRIDE MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL engagement of her daughter, Arlene, to Joseph Try not to buy items on time. The interest 1180 SPRUCE DR. (OFF CENTRAL AVE) J. Wzorek, ion of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph A. you'll pay for time payments gives no CHURCH OFFICE: HiLP OUR CHURCH Wzorek of Clifton, Miss Moskowlti is also the •dividends. You lose money in the long run. Try * J1WELRY * WATCHf S 232.3458 LIMONADI 10* daughter of the late Morris Moikowitz, not to buy unnecessary items too often. They, Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for aU The bride-elect recently graduated cumlaude help "eat up" your money. Above all, don't buy Lov«ly" Gills Thay'U Cherlth ages and adults. 11 a.m. morning worship from Franklin Pierce College^ Rindge, N.H. on impulsej-Leave your cash, checkbook, and AIW.VI S«. Mr WendtHul service (nursery available, and children'i Her fiance, also a graduate of Franklin Fierce credit cards at home when you go shopping, If church for grades 1-3), 7 p.m., evening worship College, will enter Fairleigh Dickinson you find something you want to buy,' the trip itrvice. * University's paduate school to study for a home and back to the store will give you time to GEUACK Wednesday — 8 p.m., midweek prayer decide if you really want, need, or can afford master's degree in business administration. He v SPRINGFIELD service,, is associated with the accounting firm of the item, . Hauser, O'Connor ft Hyh'nd, JEWELERS HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH ' A spring wedding is planned, ' (THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO "LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TV'S Sort for Schiros 241 MORRIS AVE, "THIS IS THE LIFE") Kisch baby born Mr, and Mrs, Charles L, Seliiro of North SPRINGFIELD • 376 1710 839 MOUNTAIN AVE „ SPRINGFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kisch Sr, of 28 Keeler THE REV. JOEL R. YOSS, PASTOR REV.tWEIBLl.b.b. Plainfield_ar« parents,Ot a ion, Eric.Tylerr St., Springfield, are parents of a daughter, Sally, their'.first child, born May 31 at Overlook TELEPHONE :DR 9-4528 Ann, born July 16 at Overlook Hospital. TheyJ THE SHORT EVENING DRESS, of 1973 is Hospital, Summit, Mrs, Schiro is the Wrmer Sunday — 9:30 a.m., worship and Holy have three sons, Edward Jr., Thomas and done in silver paillettes on sheer black. Its Communion, •It's working! Two more just paid their s Caroltan WalterT~dauiHter of Mr. ano" Mrs, pledges!' Christopher. Mrs. Kisch, is the former Carol midriff li black sweater.ribbing. From Pat Robert P. Walter of 12 Kipling ave,, Rosko of Edison. Sandier. , Springfield, _„— EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH 242SHUNPIKE ED,, SPRINGFIELD REV. WILLIAM C. SCHMIDT JR., PASTOR iiiiiiiiiininmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... HEAR THE EVANGEL HOUR FRIDAY Charge for Pictures NIGHT 10: IB p.m., RADIO STATION Thif#1« A^WARM WILGGMf- wedding mi tKBas WAWZ,99,1FM pletufes; There is no ei Friday — 7:30 p.m., Senior High Bible study. lor the announcement, FQR YOU AT OUR HOUSE whether with or without a Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all picture. Persons submlttlno ages. 11 a.m., morning worship; Pastor wedding or engagement You'll find piOplB who csre ... Pictures should enclose the Schmidt preaching from the Book of Mark. 11 u payment. a.m., Junior Church. 7 p.m., evening service- llimilllltlllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIimillllllll •• about one another and Find joy Pastor Schmidt preaching on Excerpts from in sharing tho beauties of Exodus, Nursery care at both services, .meaningful Jewisti uuorohip, and community Wednesday — 7:45 p.m., prayer meeting for young people and adults. •• about their children and aro personally involved in making SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL UNITED certain they have the bnst that METHODIST CHURCH A CHEERFUL GIVER Jewish ndutaHon can offnr CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY GREEN This quote, "a' cheerful SPRINGFIELD giycr," is used by many •• about the society in which they THE REV. JAMES DEWART, MINISTER ministers to get more live - actively seeking answers Sunday — 9 a.m., German language worship financial support for the in an effort to rnsolve thn service conducted by Theodore Remlinger, lay church. Being a cheerful giver moat difficult questions of our speaker. 10 "a.m7r~uniori~summef worship "of jriohey may help pay the times service in the Methodist Church, The Rev, light bill at church, but it •• about their Jewish heritage by James Dewart, Methodist pastor, will conduct means niQfe Ulan that. creating now paths toiuard under- the services during August and be available for It is also important to be a standing it, onjoylng it and pnr- pastoral needs. Sermon: "My Truest Need," cheerful giver of your love, potuating it based on the hymn, "Master Speak," and on I understanding and time to. Samuel 3:1-10, Information concerning persons your friends, neighbors and •• onouqh about the financial 'facts who are ill or hoipitaliied should be relayed to strangers. For we ore all of life1 facing hoth our younqcr the respective church offices, 11 a.m., coffee God's children, and God ex- qrouiing families and Our older and conversation with United Methodist Men as pects us to love and help our people to make spneial provisions hosts. brothers. God wants us not so that each may participato only to give sorne money, but comfiortahly to give of ourselves". When we give of ourselves and our love, FQRTHE FINEST IN IYIWEAR In Tho HJorda of the 5ago-j. - QUH HUUSE it is easy to be joyful and is built on throe strong blocks cheerful. The rewards of this Torah Snrvlce type o( . giving are great, Drjeds of Loving Kindness because they arc spiritual CbMMUNiTY INVOLVEMENT Is the ultimate result of The Regional District Dr.'N*vlllo Robertson of the University of instead of materialistic in activity by members and staff of tho Union County Regional nature. OUR HOUSE 15 TENPLE SHA'-ARFY S Indiana and of Phi Delta Kappa (standing) explains the We still must pitch in with We are in Springfield at South ANDREW KOVACS High School Districts Board of Education who are examining techmques and application of his organiztlon s community Springfield Av..nue and Shunpikn OPTICIAN .'•.-, the dollars when necessary, a research tool developed by Phi Delta Kappa, educators' involvement model to: left to right. Sonya Dorsky, but we must all be willing to "Dad Laboratory qn Pr.mii.i hoewt fraternity, to ascortain the goals and objectives of Springfield. Dr. Martin Sleget. director of Induction: pitch in with our love and time HOURS! school communities. The Regional Board of Education is Manuel D.os Clark: Dr. Donald AAerachnlk,. superintendent to help someone back on the Call us at 379-5387 and studying several methods and models to initiate community of schools 'Natalie Wddt,. board president, .Springfield; road that lends to God./We LET US WELCOME YOU 3S7 MILLgURN AVE, MILLBURN participation in developing educational goals for the Edwin L.ttlo, Berkeley Heights; John Conlin,,Garwood, and must lead the way and be . OR ?-41SS Near ThMif. Harry Newman'. Berkeley Heights. cheerTul givers. ,

'' '*< .Jay, August 2, 1973; Your Guide To Better Living SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART • City • Suburbs • Farm Country # Lake m Shore Big-name Settled look giveijdentity engagements in Poconos to Deal Oaks community "I feel like the kid who hai A summerlong series of auto summer scene of activities Deal Oaks, at Wayside in Homes at Deal Oaks, where forget the tensions of the city, moved next door to a candy and motorcycle racing events fascinating for their number Ocean County has reached the prices for completed homes the Prel spokesman notes. "It and ice cream store," is scheduled at^ Pocono and variety, stage where a new home start at i43,990, embody has a feeling of permanence That's the reaction of one International Raceway, and "Leisure home buyers are buyer is actually becoming traditional concepts of style and tranquility which can homeowner at Big Bass Lake Pocono Downs just outside of attracted to the Poconos for part of an established neigh- and space. They are designed never be found in a who is spending his first Wilkes-Barre features months the marvelous natural en- borhood. "There are a few for families that enjoy the summer in the Poconos. The of jiarness racing. vironment—the woods and homes still available for advantages of plenty of room, The area offers families the region has been famous for Famous stars appear trees, the lakes and streams— immediate occupancy in the inside and outside. The advantagei of excellent generations ai a vacfltionland, regularly at Pocono night, so the fact that we also have so distinctive single-family spacious homes are available schools, from kindergarten attracting tourists from all clubs. For example, many entertainment and community," according to a with four or five bedrooms, in through college level in- over the country, so that headliners seheduled-for this,, cultural opportunities Prel spokesman, addition to special areas in- stitutioni. There are also having a leisure homo right in summer at Mt. Airy Lodge at' sometimes comes as a BUT. •• There are many advantages tended to be used as dens and many recreational the heart otthe area can seem .Mt,- Pocono include Red priia," says Lou Larsen, in being among, the last to buy hobby centers. . possibilities that range, from like a special luxury. Buttons, Abby Lane, Ed developer—with his brother a finished home in a com- ipbrt fiihing, swimming" and VITOV.OURRIERO This summer the Poconos McMahon, yield Carr, Pat John—of Big Bass Lake. "On pleted section, according to The homes typify Prel boating to golf tennis and and the people who live or visit Cooper and Billy Daniels. our 800 wooded acres at Big Prel, For one thing, the work- Corporation's concern for similar iports at the many men have all moved on to quality and detail the firm clubs and similar facilities in Gurri^ro there are enjoying a spec- Typical of many summer Bass, we have a community the region. For racing, there is tacular program of special concerts in the Poconos are that's self-sufficient as far as another phase of the project. explains. They .feature half- ROSSMOOR, the Cranbury community that pioneered So there are no trucks or inch Sheetrook walls and always the nearby Monmouth events. Bob Hope, star at the those by the-Northeait Penn- recreation goes. We feature Park race track. i-gets post at opening of the Pocono State sylvanla Philharmonic Youth relaxation and quiet pleasures' adult condominiums in New Jersey, has announced a bulldozers' around. The grass ceilings, 100-amp electrical Fair at Pocono International Orchestra at Honesdale and like fishing, boating and record 80sales for the past six weeks. Bill McCIeery, who' and shrubbery are in and systems, wood double-hung To reach Deal Oaks at Raceway, was followed by by three Country Western swimming—away from the joined Rossmoor as sales director eight weeks ago, growing, so the home has a windows, wood shingles and Wayiide, take the Garden ;!G!earbrook other stars and attractions, bands in the Public Square in pressure of the cities—but for credits the recent unprecedented public acceptance to the more finished look; streets two-car garages. In addition, State Parkway, Exit 105, to ' Vito V, Gurriero hai been including Sammy Davis Jr.,, Wilkes-Barre. variety, there's always plenty list of fully operational facilities for recreation and living. are completed, streets and sidewalks are Eatontown Circle, go south on [•named administrator ^ for Buck Owens, the Jackson 1 Add antique shows, horse of action in the nearby The list includes the only 18-hole championship golf "With many homes already paved, the homes are con.Route 35 for about three miles Five, stars of the Lawrence surrounding area," course among adult communities in the state, as well as occupied. Deal Oaks has neeted with city water and to Deal Road (third traffic ".Clearbrook, the 3,200-home shows, shopping excursions sewer systems and all electric light), then right one block to "adult condominium complex Welk show, and by the through the area's unusual The combination is proving nine new model homes. acquired the characteristics Olympic International 3-Ring of a settled neighborhood. It and phone lines are un-Poplar Road. Deal Oaks is on . Off exit 8A of the New Jersey stores and craft studios—like irresistable to more families derground. the right iide of the road. i'Tumpike in Monroe Town- Circus and Jack Koohman's the Holley Ross Pottery near than ever this year. Buyers of to record levels this year at the famed vacation op. has a recognizable identity, •ihip. The community is being Auto Thrill Show, Cresoo—and you have a homesites have pushed sales Big Bass Lake, and the local portunlties of the entire which many people prefer '. developed by Aaron Cross George Gobel has just Sun Construction Company is Pocono region. when selecting a home. Price "Deal Oaki gives its Prel Corporation, •Construction Co.; Inc. closed at the Pooono operating at near capacity in Big Bass Lake is located at is another consideration, in residents all of the pleasures headquaretered in Saddle '; He comes to Clearbrook Playhouse at Mountainh'ome, building new leisure homes on Gouldsboro near thd highest the opinion of the builder. The of living near the Jersey Brook, is a leading residential- ;;with 20 yean of experience in north of Stroudsburg, and is the half-aere wooded lots. point in the Poeonosl.coal in pressure of inflation is still shore. Yet it is convenient to commercial builder and •management and ad- being followed throughout Twin Lights near A big consideration is that summer and situated for the with us. So if the recent past is important commercial areas, property developer, with :minlstration, including seven weeks of summer the buyer geti not only his own best outdoor sports weather in any indication, prices will be including the Monmouth operations in New York, New •complition of a 16-week performances by other name property but full rights in the winter. Most routes to the higher when the next section Shopping Center; The Garden Jersey, Maryland, Penn. :course by the American stars including Kitty Carlisle, new Big Basi Recreation community include Interstate of Deal Oaks is opened. State „ Parkway and Penn sylvania, Michigan and •Management Association. He Celeste Holm, Eva Marie a sellout in less Center with its loungei and . 80, with a^ turn onto 380 (for- Certainly they'll never be Cenh-al Railroad are only Florida, also attended the New York Saint and Jose Ferrer. indoor swimming pool..,the merly 81E) to Exit 3, From more attractive than they are minutes away, for added SAY ~ •Institute of Finance. Arts and crafts shows and lake and streams and the ski there it is less than two miles for the last few models in the convenience in commuting YOU SAW IT .: Much of Gurriero's m- country fairs are held all facilities in winter, .and ihtres on 507 to Big Bass Welcome current section," the and shopping. This is a IN than two months spokesman said. community where people can SUBURBAN PUBLISHING'S iperience was gained in the during the summer and fall in in year-round nearness to all Center, RIAL ESTATI MARTM brokerage field. He wasthe Poconos and nearby areas. Twin Lights Terrace, the (umishid models we have on ; manager In operationi for Englebert Humperdink ^vill 140-unit condominium com. diiplay," states James B. •fiache & Co, in charge of appear at the Allentown Fair plexin Highlands, is Hearing a Snyder, president of Twin : vault! and securities in theon Aug. 10. sellout less than two months Lights Terrace, Inc. "We firm's New York home office after its opening. About 100. expect to sell out the tract and 'for six years and also^ was served in Eurgpe. sales have been recorded and complete the Job by the end of • operations manager for Frank Gurriero MST was a junior consoTiction has been ac- the year," he predicti. C. Maitenon Co., New York draftsman 4i\h Walter Kidde celerated to meet Initial oc- brokerage house, for three Construction in New Vork for cupancies in September. The Guiney Agency of years. two years and later spent four Only two-bedroom units Middletown, is handling sales He itarted his career with a years as assistant controller remain for sale. These are for the complex which is brokerage firm, Amott Borher with J.M, Kaplan, a philan- priced at $35,500 and can be located in the shadow of the 4 Co., Inc. of New York City thropic organization with a $50 purchased with 10 percent famed Twin Lights as assistant operations million portfolio. down by qualified buyera, Lighthouses at Hillside Mews. manager in the early Fiftiei. ,A native New Yorker, "All one-badroom units avenue off Portland road and During this period he ipent Gurriero lives in t£# Bronx were sold within two weeks Route '* 36i Snyder-Westerlind- . two years with the Army with his wife and three after'bur opening and crowds of Middletown is the builder. Adjutant General Corps and children. , still' continue to view the Every unit at Twin Lights will have a view of bay, river nnd ocean. One of the highest points on the Atlantic Seaboard, the site affordi a view of the New York Harbor, and, on.a c|ear day, ai far eaitward as Montauk Point on the tip of Long'Island. The' Monmouth County development will feature PIOFIE 52 OR OVm groupings of townhouies, a (HUSBAND OR WIFD- private swimming pool with sun deck, professional tennis courts, and other recreational amenities Just an hour away from New York City. The' condominium principle allows owners to deduct mortgage interest and real estate taxes a luxury country club community of from~ffliir, federal income returns because they own their own townshouiei. In addition to the favorable tax qualityeondominiunvtownhouses deductions, owners build up, equity positions in their own inSpring Lake Height^New Jersey liowever, Twin Lights Terrace owners will not inherit the work load normally associated with homeowner ^^Picture yourscll living in ,1 luxurious Choose from five unique models priced maintenance. All outside ^^townhouse, where you tan walk out from .1 modest (44,990 The quality of naintenance will be taken care,, your door onto your own tfolt tour*iL construction and amenities arc unsui of by a staff of pejionnel who Your own icnnii courts jnd swiinming passed, from the raw building materials ie inner ""will be responsible for , pool are ready for you today Co j d'v, right down to the knobs on the door' shovelling mow, cutting the blocks and you're in the Atlantic Ouan Features such as central ait conditioning grass and other chorei. swimming, sadmu 01 111st plain lo.iliug arc standard And >ou'll have security, The townhouses are total loo The Westinghouse Total Security aK all the while, you'ic |iisl a System IS among the- finest available For a weltrounded electric throughout; have ^^short commute Iroul downtown Manhattan Marc Village is an entirely garden homes (undar con- wall-to-wall carpeting in <&tf At Fairway Mews you own your new kind of adult condomin- struction). With luxuries like choice of colors, and offer a ^^own home with all the finanual ium community, smaller (only separate entrance foyers, pat- General Electric appliance ^Mrln a word, living it Kiuw.iy Mem advantages that go with ownership, but, 410 homes) and architectur- ios or terraces, wall-to-wall package including a no-frost T^lets you get away from it .ill, with bung a condominium, maintenince is life. out ECttlliR away " virtually worry free carpeting, ceptral air conditioning, refrigerator- freezer and a ally different from the rest. The ma- built-in self cleaning range jority of condominiums are fully- formal dining rooms, continuous- jMjF.Tfway Mews has ,1 locincin that's with a deluxe vented range i i££ I he furnished model homes aie detached single-family homes . . . clean electric oven/ranges and TV perfect Sprint! I akf Heights, hood and outside ventilation *PW" now ooen Come nut today and sec New Jersey. Your home i*. on 11-1 JUOS situated on cul-de-sacs .-. . and washers and dryers...even attached whal kind ol life is waiting for you Gut for the range. of trees and Rrass and open sp.ii <•••,, sur charmingly clustered around beau- garage on all single family homes! don'l wait Many of the homes h.ivc hecn ruulldinR an ]g hole executive golf ' tifully landscaped inner circles. So Around the inner circle you'll find sold and occupied It's private, quiet and intimate. fine shopping, theatres, restaurants, Sale negotiated At Marc Village, you'll meet a new all houses of worship—-and excel- fThe homes are sinking combina ^^^^ Treat yourself to a heller way of inner circle of friends. You'll enjoy lent commuting facilities. Enjoy for apartments tions of rustic cediir, bni_k ind glass ^^ living bec Fairway Mews today a full circle of fun activity including carefree condominium ownership in A 12 unit garden apartment DIRECTIONS: From noilh Jinty: QHdin St«t« Pirkwlv Bulh lo • in 00. Takj Rou» 34 HUIII iseui 'i mlu to Allmwasd Clreii, swimming pool, saunas and Club- The Inner Circle: And start living a located near the center of Around Circli. Ink! third ODPerluniiv M lufn fl(ht on Alliln Boid. PrnMd Ins mlln Hintlv to fork. Tiki right lids {Warren AM.l ont mil, ' house., You'M have 24-hour security beautifully well-rounded life. Irvingtoh has been sold to u PAIHWAV MEWS. __ service. And you'll live in your $ Kishen Kripalani, through Garden Homes from 24,990 tiki lha Navy Jiray Turnillki lo Eill B. TIM flouts 33. Canllnyi until ii choice of single-family homes or Single Family Homes from*30,490 Union-based Realtors turn, into Roun 34, Follow Rgyu 34 Butri ,o Allmwood Cirili, PrsaM Brounell-Kramer,. The ii ftbsvs. - Introductory prices only announcement was made by 'Charles Kramer, president. Owners of the two and one-half story apartments were Real Brueii. Slnglo Family-Model Homes ^gV^^S^P^L DIRECTIONS: According to Robert Opon Dally 6\ Sunday ^g 10 AM 1O5PM J ^ET^—W ^^ to Exit 11 Levinson, who handled the ^^L^W ^^ or Garden State Parkway to transaction for Brounell- (Garden Home Models mm m_ S^^^^S Exit 123, then South on Routes Locusl Kramer, the property located ^Fairway Mews Under Construction) ^&A• flft ^^^B^^^ '° Avenue. Howell at 43 Bruen ave. has been Sales Oltlco Telephone: IMI•^•^^^•^^^H^ Township (approx 8 5 miles A Residential Community by Urban SyittTTiB Development Corporation. (201)367-8900 IVlI^PVH^B^Hp past Freehold Raceway— managed by Brounell-Kramer i_ _ mm^gto^m opposite Moon Motel), turn led Management Company. North Spring Like Htlghw.N.j. 07762 (201) 4«.l700 , Anoinef member ol YVflM H WB3C on Locust Avenue to Marc Brunswick attorney Robert W!Q*, f amity ol Communities mm WIKA#WKl Village iFrisch represented the pur- ^ Locust Avenue off Route 9, Howell Twp , N.J. S* chaser and Union attorney Harold Hochman represented the owners.

"^FM^JH'T'-C: 'Thursday, August 2, 1973. Your Guide To Better Living in the K0: SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART #City • Suburbs # Farm Country m Lake » Shore Marc Village community COMPARE in MIDDLETOWN draws 200 in first weekconsuming chores, such as Still In the first week of its breaking," he continued, "the grass cutting, snow removal grand opening. Mare Village pubiic has the final word. And and exterior painting are a in Howell township has the word about Marc Village thing of the past. These and already been visited by 200 has be«n excellent." other maintenance jobs are adult home seekers, with the Marc Village will give its handled by proiessiennls for a JtltiMtK response reported as ex- residents freedom from the modest monthly fee. AT cellent. usual homeowner chores, An important feature of According to a Prel plenty of living space, a sense Marc Village will be the more spokesman, public reaction to of community and pride of than 8,000 square-foot TOTAL COMFORT the distinctive designs and ownership. Living modes rccreatlonactivity center. In CONDITIONING BY CLIMATROL concept of the company's range from fully-detached A COMMUNITV OF RANCHES, aiLEVfLJ •4-SEASON addition to an outdoor- AND COLONIALS INCLUPINO TMRil, fSpUR latest adult community has dwellings to duplex and swimming pool, there will also ftND FiVI BEDROOMS. J1^ BATH!, ALPINE CHALET been most favorable. CiNTRAL AIB CONDITiONINO, MBDEPN SL^2-Leyelf i-Pc. Bath Fe«n garden home units. Prices be facilities for such pursuits KiTCHENi WITH APPLIANCES AND hffli dation, pinelfd inftrjof "You never know until the begin at $24,990. SIPAHATE DININO AREA, LARGE LIVING ROOM, FULL as shuffleboard and hor- DINING ROOM, REC ROOM, WALLTO. WALL CAHPETINS, »" •T.IBS opening," said the spokes- Under the condominium seshoes. The center will also 1 , ACHE LOTS, J CAR 0ARA61 man, "whether you've em- plan, each owner will be able serve as a. focal pgint for OVER ONE" THIRD OF OUR HOMES SOLD IN LESS 1* UJi—INCIUBINS LOT ployed the right architectural THAN I WEEKS! CKILIIHT FINANCINC to take the traditional tax social activities in the com- approach. Even though we deductions for mortgage in- munity. SPACIOUS INTERIORS provide the indoor setting at Marc Village, Prel Corporations new iur HOW iiram well mmui research our projects terest and real estate taxes on All single-family and garden adult community in Howell Township, Offering fully detached and duplex homes with the I The VmliMfPaekBd d, thoroughly before ground his home. But ,the time- advantages of a condominium, the BevalOpment will also iive"residents Ihe benefits of a rom *51#9.00 I Community withi,^i# homes in the community will contain central air- planned locial center-elubhBuse with a full roster of recreation facilities, including a swim- r tftrl:f (iHHbl I • (parting Uki Y> '- ming pool. Prices start at 124,990. WADE ASSOCIATES, Bciltoriatl Nsrill Avc lilt Cr.ndmJ, N.J, BnuMvl pool M-'-i conditioning, . wall-to-wall / (551IH4-I05J I • BABBLING IRQQIS SJ1 carpeting, custom kiteheni, pMod6isppenTg«5asylhfuSunajyllio5 Model Phone (201), MJ.J3H I • CENTRAL »ANITA»t'*n estate investment trust based, ja Le/sure lifestyle Berg group listed on stock market Dlredioni; i£WERS {ncI SEPJIEV) |" color-coordinated baths, automatic clothes washer and in New York. Felix M. Beck, Gordon SiaK Parkway ioulh 19 ••)! 109 (N.woiOn Berg Enterprises Realty under the ticker executive vice-prusident and Iprinji Rd-i, turn fighl lo iirll llghl (M!ddl«own . Lin; n wrt im twiT mum si electric dryer plus an at- troll Bd,), lurn figh! Is hlinktr fW, Front St.), lurn (rim! Wt psl I« JW noMil, Group shares of beneficial "BRT" for shares and "BRT. director of Bery Enterprises, tached garage with single- interest and warrants have WS" for warrants. Inc., of Metuchen, serves as hi Vi mile ie model! en right. irnj^iM fotf 6wn Summer fts^ at Pirates Cove family models. been listed for trading on the Winttf iki Wit tft ![»!•! IBS While Shore-bound ur- more time to avail himielf of Berg Enterprises Realty president of the investment rittremtfit h§flie=2,000 ft: i6s¥t _ the many cultural, leisure, The single-family homes American'* Stock Exchange Group is a diveriifled real trust. Ml I«tl-*T * PRICE IttOW »«T banites spend frustrating clustered around cul-de-sacs OTHOS WTO Han IV* horn and educational conveniencei (rim ». j«ra»y. »»in. « Ml hours in expressway tnttic which enhance privacy and kill 2H mi..[ram SI. SO M I mln. tie-ups, residents of Pirates within easy distance. In ad- reduce automotive traffic. Inn Pi. TM. NirtBT Dun Still dition to the mighty Atlantic Park S Bl.jwllf! ill Boulder IB Cove, Monrnouth Beach Location is an important Slgpi 1! ml. •»!>.,. CmiiBisk condominium community, are Ocean, the Monmouth area 21 ml. nty. H1CPOST HILLS offeil boaits numerous yacht clubs, •consideration. Marc Village is tfu kogtr i( ufttal cltir lilt ind enjoying a fringe benefit—« convenient to many Nfi|if£pfBtKte^ pfei plus chil true leisure lifestyle, minus state and county parks, and i 0y , 5foill l ti Monmouth Park race track. recreational^facilitiei. The How to shop for BMli KM ptminifll eomriyrlltf toll-booths, crowded beaches, Freehold Raceway and Suiting intti Ktsmitic ijurtdfy Ifr and excessive summer rental The active Shore nightlife arid tiNIBi. VhH HICKORY HILLS tatn! the varied cultural events at Monmouth Park provide horse •Water, utilities. 5#werag§ e*?ra. rates. racing. The Garden State Arts "ijTtfUl fJfli: Pirates Cove resident! own the nearby Garden State Arts Center.is easily accessible via a "year-round vacation Center round out the leisure the Garden State Parkway. In home" on the Shrewsbury 'scene at Pirates Cove. an adult community: addition, sport fishing, River in Monmouth County, Both the one-bedroom and swimming and boating are as Hickory just minutes away from ocean the two-bedroom models are close as the nearby Atlantic beaches. The community two-story, the upstairs- shore area. Hilk"' includes-a'private on-ilte downstairs design giving an extra "whole-house" effect. To reach Marc Village, take finctM M Hickory Hill.; swimming pool and two all- stayCifPthers are putting in pitch and putt. St. 31w.it to Rl 111 than Priced in the mid-thirties, the Garden State Parkway to Look and see if your Bt, II north >q HI. Uj wHI weather tennis • courts. •n m. u luamii HI. D) Residents of Monmouth Beach the one-bedroom unit includes Exit 123 (Route 9). Drive • Our course is 18 holes of championship length. Inte Pi. i canflnus ft lull 40 a living room, kitchen-dinette, south on Route 9. Travel dream community is really there (Whin Hiyinl: HMn toff may also join the Monmouth There is also a driving area. And a putting green. rw Irt mutt to NicMnf Beach PavilHon, which offers two baths and storage room, approximately eight miles HUH. docking and club facilities. plus a large,additional room south of the Freehold circle to or is just a dream. • There is a whole list of recreational facilities The recreational op- which may be used either as a Locust avenue in Howell being used all the time here. CALL COUJECT, portunitiei surrounding formal dining room or as a Township. Turn left onto Going around to the adult communities springing ; Mm.Thurs. (800) 233-8113 Firatss Cove tie in well with den, with sliding glan doors Locust avenue to'Marc Village up all over New Jersey, you may be very impressed ,D An Olympic size pool, constantly heated to the FrUun, (212) 325-6597 the advantages of a con- leading onto the rear patio. On on the left. . 70-80 degree range. And sparkling clear. * ' dominium community, In the upper level are a huge prel Co rp oration, by the beautiful signs. Excited by the lovely models Prop.nv Phena (7171 «MIW addition to the ownership ot bedroom, vait closet ipace, headquartered in Saddle set amidst lush lawns. And very taken with the pretty D We also have a hot pool, kept at 115 degrees. Open 4mm UK, V»»d,» dressing room, and a balcony Brook » a leading residential- • A billiard room .with 6 tables. •:Ma,rn.'til Darn. one'i home and a proportional picture painted by the advertising. share of the surrounding overlooking the cathedral- commercial builder and • A woodworking shop, equipped with an instruc- (rounds and facilities, the ceillnged living room. property developer, with But in too many cases, the tree-lined road soon SUBURBAN PUBLISHING condominium owner enjoys The Piratei Cove two- operations in New York, New turns into a row of potholes. Where the,lawn ends, tor. A pottery' studio, equipped with an instructor. CARRIES^AORE freedom from . exterior bedroom model presents on Jersey, Maryland, Penn- D A painting studio, equipped with an instructor. REAL ESTATE DISPLAY maintenance responsibilities, the lower level an immense sylvania, Michigan and a sea of mud begins. And the paper palaces in the ADVERTISING including lawn upkeep and (approximately i6by,20)living Florida, The firm's stock i» ads often end up just that flimsy. A darkroom. A lapidary shop. THAN ANY OTHER snow removal. room, kitchen, storage area, b-aded on the American Stock NiWSPAPlR Exchange. (Dally or Weekly) With a substantial reduction powder room, and dining BASED IN in household chores, the room with sliding glass doors Ask how secure you can feel UNION COUNTY! PlratM Cove resident finds leading onto tht rear patio. The second story holds two Priced with the security. In tht huge bedrooms, bath, more- upper than-imple closet space, fofllei These days you'd think trftittheijestmotfr dressing room off the maiter bedroom, and an exterior be "Better safe than sorry" But not all adult balcony, also leading from the communities agree. Some master bedroom. Appointment Each horn* is equipped with Iiu\ e security guards only Look at the modern major appliances, Only during the hours models '• including Westinghouse dish- MC open. washer, garbage compactor, double oven and range, So as you go from place to place, start asking your- And some,incredibly,have refrigirater.freeEer, washtrs, The none at all/ and dry era, The units are self, and the salespeople, some very pointed questions. tastefully detailed with Ask yourself if you're a pioneer. If you want to be So ask (a) if there is a- hardwood floors and finished WOODS gatehouseentry, (b) if it is patios. Central air- Igkswoed, NJ, the first one on your block. (Maybe, for a long time, landmark conditioning and warm air Three exquisite manned around the clock the only one on your block.) designs; Spaniih . heat (at no extra cost) have HasrenfJa. split. and (el if there is a day and been included in the "easy.' Then ask the salespeople to physically show you lllamiburg ' ni l streel atro1 living" design of the com- onlal J the community just the way It stands today. Ask when ^y P -„•„., . . ._ munity. • • , i fir design Pirates'~Coye is located in can move in..,And make sure to find out if the Here, you get YES answers to all three questions. . Monmouth Beach off Garden PefluiifT rest of the place is going to be ready when you arc. State Parkway exit 117, south Exclusive Agent Don't let anybody kid you. The- DINi Agfncy Ask yourself if the promised land-is a good place on Highway 38 to Beach Road Rte, ». Tsms River and right onto Riverdale to invest your dollars. Maybe it will be. Maybe it will If it isn't there, it isn't there. avenue. (201) 244.2727 turn out to be everything you want. Maybe. If you ask us, you'll hear how Rossmoor pioneered If you want the medical center the day you move adult communities in New Jersey, starting in 1964. in, ask to see it now. You"ll see 1200 completed residences. You'll meet Ours is open 24 hours every day. With RN's con- a landmark home in Ocean 1800 neighbors. Walk down winding pathways to our stantly on duty. In a facility equipped with EK<3 and s EATONBROOK town meeting hall. Or to the well-established conven- resuscitation equipment. And a diagnostic lab. County for only 24,990 ience stores on the grounds. Or see all of Rossmoor But whatever it is you're looking for in a dream APARTMENTS Three large madels te errata from: Rineh, SI-LavM, ltHevaj. via our own mini-bus system. adult condominium, come tell us about it. •isy financing teffmavailaWe-FH/WVAandoemrtmiQnal. We'll show you how it looks at Rossmoor, s 00 Ask how long you have to New Jersey's finest adult community: only 1490 down wait to tee off. A couple of minutes only'229amonlh(est.)' Rossmoor, P.O. Box 393,Cranbury, N.J. 08512 •iM.sop mortiSBO-JeOepusi Bsymefiisof ilia00lor nrineiM! and i couple of years? I can't be at Rossmoor this Weekend,Plcaie send me intereslal annual rale ot F»j%+est rnorahlyfealMla(eta«ss»iooO One of the big things that adult condominiums can literature (especially photographs) to document your sCory, offer is the chance to live on a golf course. Name But a golf course doesn't happen overnight. It Address takes years to plan, build and manicure. City -State _Zip_ The length of the course is another key consider- Telephone. nd two-bedroom0 partment3 (ons hath 4 two baths) ation. One community has an 18 holer in the planning INDEPENDENCE • All lacing on park-liko mnlla . •. • Total Electric Living: Individual room controls " • Two parkino units per apartment . • 5 min. to Monmouth Shopping Of nter g'KKJtens: Qirclin State P«fkway to Exit 67: left turn onto Rte 534 to first light: at Rle 9 turn right and see Independence • Walk to Eatontown ahopo Place 154 mile) on your right. • Future Swim & Tfjnnia Club ' ' -

_ i • Aik aboutour-farly Bird" speelal The older we get, the better we get Sales officeopen every day 10AM-7PM . • • Moflal opin tor Inspaetion daily ti-e (Mew Jersey's fines' "dult community for people 48 and over. From $29,900 to -jSl^TO for Mmual No Hiur-B Condominium and Mutual No. Sci.cn Condominium Phone: (808) 898.2073 Rantalslromiaas " Phone (20,5 S44-B111 Invest in INDEPENDENCE PLACE Open 7 days a week. 10 am to 6 pm. Telephone (609) 655-2270. Direuions New. Ji-rsc\ Turnpike to hxit HA Our signs will guide you the rest of the way Sponumdanddsvalopwiby <, GUARDIAN DEVELOPMENT CORP.. a publlcly-ownqd company New York, New Joney, Florida.

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^^ i-Thursday, August 2, 1973- >^ - 'M Your Guide To Better Living in the \. _ SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART • City • Suburbs • Farm Country m Lake • Shore Oakley Hill hi-level homes At Big Bass Lake your showlbrisk sales activity vacation is weatherproof. A spokesman for the summer monthi, noting the blend of spaciousneii and Scarborough Corporation, significant popularity of the privacy," according to the developers of the new Oakley Weymouth bl-level home. spokesman, "The huge lower Hill residential area, Jackson "Recent salei itatiitici and level of the home especially Township, Ocean County, has buyer comments have shown caters to the family with indicated brisk sales activity that the bi-ievel home appeals diverse interests,, offering two In the spring and early to the activeilamily seeking a dual entertainment areas," A recreation room running the entire width and half the LONG iRANCH length of tho house provides a comfortable family center, NOW...for as little as available with a fireplace. S Available also is an equally 3,17S Down and large hobby room that has the necessary working space for »228« Per Month * tho carpenter, seamstreis,. pool player or ping-pong ...Enjoy the Good Life enthusiast. The half-bath and At the Exciting New laundry room are located between the recreation and POPULAR AT OAKLEY HILL — The newest version of tin fjrrnlv .ictornod.iting bili-vcl is the ANCHORAGE hobby rooms. Weymouth at Oakley Hill, Jackson Turnpike, Oee;in County. Situated on a wooded lot, the Condominium Apartments The ample "play" area Weymouth offers ample living space throughout, fratuririK ;i n.-cre;wion room on the lower On the Oceanfront offered on the lower level of level, available with an optional fireplace Come see an apartment residence of distinguished srehitee. the Weymouth allows the up- lure in a iuptrb location , commanding panoramic views ef sea stairs living room to be and sky,,.|ust steps from the ocean and scenic board. waiK.,,¥our'ownswimminapooi & suana,,,and so convenient to reserved for more, formal New York, Newark, and all of New Jersey By train, bus or car, occasions, such as family and holiday gatherings. The dining Golf shot to island featured Vou get the advantages of Condominium ownership,..earefree living, security and income tax savings. room, also formal and large There's a wide siectien of apartment siies and plans, and the enough _to accommodate a custom touch is everywhere.,.stunning OI equipped kitchens, formal dining suite, blends ... thanks to colorful tile baths, fine oak parquet flooring, air conditioning, with the living room, offering at new Ocean Acres club richly carpeted corridors, beautifully appointed lobby...and our new much more! Most every apartment has a eanapled patio with easy access to the ultra- Recreation Center Ocean views. modern kitchen. A 140-yard shot to an island from rolling into the water traps. There are two par three hole in the middle of Holiday once the green is reached. hole!, five par four holes and STUDIO APTS From $23,000 CSQLDOUT) All six Scarborough models 'Lake is one of the features of To reach the landing area two par five holes on the new Swim any tlme-of iht year, l-BEDRAA APTS From $29,250 at Oakley Hill feature OB the newly-opened la-hole golf and green, a 340-foot timber portion. Total par for the IB no matter whit tha weather, color-coordinated appliances In our heated indoor pool. 2BIDRAA APTS From $45,100 course at the Ocean Acres bridge has been constructed holes is 72. The ntw centir has a iauna; LOW DOWN PAYMENT and decor in the kitchen with from the mainland to the Cd'nstruction of the back 10.YR FINANCING AVAILA1UB Country Club in Manahawkin. lounge and bar; kids game the utmost in cooking con- The course, including the Island, An earthen causeway nine was started more than a" room and more, veniences and working space. Just-completed back-nine, is connects the opposite side of year ago with the fairways the iiland with the final tight seeded and the greeni and DIRfCTIONS- From Delaware THE ANCHORAGE how open for play following a Water Qsp continue Wist on Priced from $38,700 Oakley recent grand-opening and holes of the course. teei iodded last fall. The Rt. 80 to Rt, 380 (formerly I/J acre and larger homesites on private 100 410 OCEAN ILVP, LONG BRANCH, (WIST END) N.J. Hill is, Iqcated on New ribbon-cutting ceremony, After putting out on the loth, finishing touches including the 81IE), Take 380 to exit 3, then acre lake, trout stream, overlooking our ski DIRECTION I- Garden State Pkwy to ISjtlf No, 105. Follow ilopes and bordering huge-state park. Big Route34 (Monmouth Rd) to Route 71 (Cedar Ave,), Turn right Prospect road in Jackson according to Werner Thiessen, the golfer faces another over- 10th tee and the timber bridge Rt, M7 for Z mllei to Big on Route 71 to end at Ocean Ave, Turn left 7 blacks to Avery Township, and is easily ac- president of Deritar Corp., the-water shot, this time from were completed this spring. Bass Lake, Bass LaNe by Larsen Brothtri, th§ Poeono's Ave, then right to sates office. (201J mini. cessible via the Garden State the 11th tee situated at the For eaie of maintenance, an OR: Take Rt, 287 north to most respected leisure community developers. OR WRiTH FOR FREE IROCHURB owners of the facility and underground irrigation 78 west, which becomes Rt, Visit our model homes, Parkway to exit 91, straight developers of Ocean Acres, opposite end of the island to 22 at Phllllpsburg, Follow 22 Vaesf/on hams rentals by week, month or season. f lased on purchase price of $31,750 for Apt, j.p (1 Bedroom) one-fourth mill on Rt, 549 to system was installed. with * mortgage of HB,S7|,()g yrs, at Vh ), estimated taxes of A number of state and local the 11th green located on the west past Easton exits to Pa. 147. per month, estimated common charges of *4J. per month & Rt, 526 west, five miles to New dignitaries, including officiali opposite ihore,, Delstar, the owner of the 33 north "to 80 west to 380, j~~lifg"iissl.akf, |q« 22S, Dept.'SP .Oouldiboro, Pi. 18424 income deduction of SS38. per month. V - Prospect road and right to The ne.w back nine course, is developing and • Take 380 to exit 3 then Rt. I Please sent complete information: models. of both Stafford and Union 807 for 2 miles. Open every Townships, were on hand for , measures 3,250 yards, marketing a community of day, (717) 838-7777, the opening festivities along boosting the course's total homesites at Ocean Acrei, The community !• located in MamMr 1 lybttltbir to CMi of Ethics Mflrm..., with representatives of distance to 6,440 yards. gf pi. Viatlsn Und tin. Aim.. Much of the new liyout is Union and Stafford Township! ChimtHr gl Csnimifn, Oitt.. pelstar and the Ocean Acres PKsna Mt, Victlon Bumiu Recreation Society, the non. bordered bs. woods and there and consists of more than 7,000 lip ...... Pliant. profit organization that are water hazards and sand individual lots. operates the club. "The par three lpth is destined to become one of the most talked-about holes in the entire state of New Jersey," according tu Thiessen. From a newly-constructed tee built into Holiday Lake directly in front of the clubhouse, the golfer fires his first shot across the waters of the lake to a landing area book at allyou get adjacent to the elevated green on Pine Island. "A drop tee has been provided within a ctup shot ot the green for the less- fOrtunate golfer who misses the target," according to Thiessen. A large sand trap in front of the green was designed to prevent a ball Valley Mall You like to h'velTOjJ, .And can afford to. work begun It's for you that we created Town officials, business The Top of the East, leaders, tenants and leading Realtors attended ground Life's high point. breaking ceremonies for the In fact, the highest point Valley Mall shopping center, 3-bedroom of the Atlantic Seaboard, - on Route 512 (Passaic Valley Which means you can see road) and Plainfield road in some wondrous things: The -Gillctfc — homes. New York skyline, Brooklyn, Edward L. • Croman, president of Croman and the tip of , Sunn Development Co., East and seascape in an GVGr-chnn{Mnj>,, Orange, which will develop ' breathLnking view from the top the functional, streaiiilined shopping center, put the silver Live it up. shovel into the ground to Now it's sill yours — Yachting from the Castle in the air. signal start of construction. Atlantic Highlands.Marina —fishing, Yetexeeedinj;l} (and beautifully) rc.il Others present included swimming, golf, tennis, picnicking. In addition to such nicetie' as valet Township Administrator Fred Not one, but two race tracks nearby — parking, 24 hour dooiman srrviLC and Rossi,, Deputy Mayor. Peter great shops and elegant dining just all the appropriate trimmings consider O'Neill, members of the minutes Council, Planning Board and the condominium apartments other government bodies, High living at home. themselves Spacious balconies Thomas Keighley, Charles Unbeatable Your overall maintenance fix- means Drcx>inp, rooms Walk in and in Bernhaut and Harold you can float in our pool, sun on our closets M i]C,ucenuanee- foyers Air- Tolchinsky of Pathmark; sundeck, play tennis on professional umditionnig Superb General Heetric Thomas Sheridan and William kitrhens And moic Bogardus of the First Jersey courts, sauna and shape up at our National Bank; President Health Club.. .on the premises ... at Come See what >ou'ic up to. Onec you William Licklider, Executive your leisure. do, you'll nevu look down Vice-President Rudolph 6°odoiun. Novotny and Sam Criseuola of Drink in the sights. The United States Savings From our "Top of the E.ist" PRIVATE 1 & 2 Bedrooms from TMoTonhent and Trenton arc king-sized, 3-bed- Bank and the project ar- roorrt homps that give you king-sized 3-star value. PENTHOUSE CLUB. At the top of The chitect, Eugene A. DcMartin. Each has-'ari exceptionally large living room, equally Top of the East. A dizzying thought. $38,500 The 24,5-acre site is the only, large-sized family room, spaciouseat-in kitchen, foyer, on Rto. 37 to Hooper Ave. North (Rte, 54iN), nimcnONS one zoned for shopping center dining room, laundry/utility room and attached two- and continue north to Indian Hill Rd. Right K.!. Garden Si.ue Paikway south ui Exit 117, car garage Both come complete with all these deluxe on Indian Hill Rd. to models. Or south oh use between Short Hills and features included in the price: Rte. 9 to Rte. 37TurneastonRte. 37 to 9 tliqiCJ-t on Ri Mjpprox II miles ' Bernards Township. ID Secnic Dnve Atlantic High • Hooded range and oven • Wall-to-wall carpeting Hooper Ave. North (Rte. 549N) and hnd, dust pi,t Kiiig J.ime. -«aP • Built-in bathroom vanities with cultured marble tops continue as above. Phone (201) 341-8100, AlfierNpuiJding • Sliding glass patio doors • Walk-in closet Nuising Home), make • Landscaped wooded lots at least one-third of an lUfih.HHlli left turn M. Alfiori Co., J:..-J , Union, acre In size, ami eontinue to developer and builder, has The homes are in Georgetown, a Levitt community lop of the List completed a 40,000-square-foot that retains its rural and rustic charm. Many many industrial building on Hadley trees have been saved there, and it really road, South Plainfield, in the is a beautiful location The community is Englehard Industrial Park. right in Toms River, clobe to tho Jersey The one-story modern facility- shoro, and handy to a number of schools, is on a three-acre site. shops and houses of worship. According to Harvey Come take a look at the Tennont and Schultz, executive vice- Toms River, New Jersey SCENIC DRIVE. OFF ROUTE 36 president of M. Alfieji Co;, tho AT THE HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY building can be leased for immediate occupancy.

\"f ...Thursday, August 2, 1973- uiiiiiiiUiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiuuiituiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliijiiiiuuiiiiiUiiiitiiHiiiiiiiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIMIHM1 U!iUi!lllII!!!!!liill!!l(!!!iiiii ISfafe calendar of events 'July 24-26-FsirOeean Countj'Lnkowooii Aug. 4.Bpardwalk Art Show-eth to 12th Sts.- July 25-Art Festival-Echo Ijke Park. Ocean City. July JO-Coronntipn- Queen Oceania- Aug. 0, 13. 20. 27-Outdoor movies-Band Shell- Wildwood, Red Bank. July 26.2S-4.1I Fair-Gloucester Counly- Aug. frll-Fostival-Chaniber of Commerce- Muliica Hill. Asbury Park. J-jIy 27-Sept. i-IeeCnpadps-Convuntion Hall- Aug. 6-Diaper Derby-Baby Race-On beach- Atlantic, City. Ocean City, July 28-Squaro Dance-Music I'ier-Ocgan Aug'6-Dec. 1-Harness racing-Freehold City. Racing Assn..Freehold-Dark day- July 28 (Rain dale July 201-Buaeh Drive Art Thanksgiving Day. and Monday. Shdw-North Wildwncxi. Aug. fl-li-Farm and Horse Show-Sussex July 28-Boat Parnde-"Night in 'Venice"-On County-Branchville. Bay-Ocean City. Aug. 7-BamarMusic PierQccnn City, July ZB-Ar, Sliow-JF. Kennedy Beach Drive- Aug: 7-8-Shuffleb'oard championihip-N.J. N. wildwood. State "Slngles"5th & Beach-Ocean City, July aa-Seleclion of queen to reign over baby Aug; T-il-Fair-Middlesex County-East parade-Sea Isle City. Brunswick, July sKtentativei-Aug. 4-WhIte marlin Aug. 8-9-Art feStival-Echo Lake Park, tournament-Stale Marina-AIIantic City. Aug. 8-Crown baby parade queen-Convention July ai-Sepi, l-nalional print exhibit-Morris Hall-Cape May. Museum-Morristown, Aug. 8-10-Falr-Solem County-Cowtown. Aug.-Salute to the States-Asbury Park. Aug. 9-Baby parade-On Boardwalk-Ocean Aug.-Tri.RMort Lifeguard Races-Sea Isle City. City-AvalonStpne Harbor. Aug. 9-11-4-H Fair-Atlantic City-Mays Aug.-Kiddies lishing rodeo-Wildwood. Landing. Aug.-Antique car paradf-Asbury Park. Aug. 10-11-1-H Fair-Essex County-Caldwell. Aug.-Lifeguard Ball-Selection of Miss Beach Aug. 10-Baby parade-Beach Drive-Cape Patrol-Sea Isle City, May/ Aug. (3rd wcekl-Lifeguard races-Margate Aug. 10-U-14-H and Farmer's Show-Mercer ffOTPOINT City/ County-Trenton, Aug. 1-2-Art festival-Echo Lake Park. Aug. lO-Concert-Air Force Reserve Bank- Aug. 1,8,15, 22, M.Band concerts-Band Shell- Music Pier-Ocean City. 352 pound Red Bank, Aug. n-National Surfeasting Tournament- Aug. 2-Lottery drowlng-N.J. State-Music Bth St. & Bay Ave.-Ocean City. • Pier-Ocean City, Aug. n-Concert."The Singing Angeli"-Musie Aug. 2-Bazaar-Mugie Pier-Ocean City. Pier-Ocean City. Aug. 2-4-J-H Fair-Passaic County-Wayne. Aug. u-12-Tennis Tournament-Harvey Lake Aug. 3-l-Youth' Exposition-Morris County- Men's Singles ft Doubles-Ocean City, Randolpt\ Twp, Aug. li-Raeing-Standardbred only-Cowtown, FREEZER Aug. 3-Coronatlon-"Queen Infanta, 64"- Aug. 13.17-Art Show-Echo Lake Pavilion, Music Pier-Ocean City. Aug. 13-Oct. 22-Horse racing-Atlantic City Aug. 4-Baby parade-On Promenade-Sea Isle Race Course-AUantie City-One dark day to City. allow Atlantic City to close on Veterans Day. Aug. 4-5-Sailboat regatta-Navfsink River- Aug. IS-lKidewalk sale-Point Pleasant. Aug. 15-19-National convention-Natl, Assn. of Red-Bank. Precaneel Collectors-Hotel Qeeanle- Wlldwood, Aug. 15-17-4-H Fair-Somerset County- Ii food prices Sesame street art Bridgewater Twp. Aug. ifi.lB-Farmer'j Fair-Warren County- Harmony. . featured at museum .Aug. 17-CQncert-"Hobo Band"-Recreation continue "Art from Sesame Street," an exhibition of Field-Oeean_City, paintings and drawings sent to Sesame Street Aug. 18-Flea Market-Deserted Village- Mazazine liy children from all parts of North Allaire. America, is being featured currently in the Aug., la.Flea Market-lSth St. Shopping their upward spiral lower level galleries of the New Jersey State Center-Ocean City, Museum, One of a continuing series of Aug. 18-Scholarship pageant."Migs Ocean exhibitions devoted to children's art, the City"-Musie Pier-Ocean City. Sesame Street show will continue through Sept. Aug. iB-19-Tennis tournament-Harvey Lake 16^ Men's Singles & Doubles-Ocean City, Aug. 18-19-Powerboat regatta-National The 120-plus pieces of artwork on display Swetpstakes-Navesink River-Rtd Bank, represent the efforts of youngsters from M Aug. IB-Circus-lBth & Stimpson Ave.-Ocean IT COULD states, three Canadian provinces, Mexico and City. Puerto Rico. Aug. 20-Stilt raee-childrens-Boardwalk- Cooperating with the State Museum is the Oeean City.1 creation of the exhibition were "Sesame Street Aug. 21-22-Shuffleboard tournament-N.J, Magazine" and the Children's Televiiion Seashore Singles-Marine Park-Bed Bank. Workshop. The pictures were sent to the Aug. 21-22-Shuffleboard eharnplonihip-N.J, magazine in response to a request for PAY FOR ITSELF State "Mixed Doublis"^eean City, imailnative drawings to appear on "Ernie and , Aug. 22.23-Art ieitlval-Bcho Lake Park, Bert's picture pa|e," a regular monthly Aug. 23-Baby pafadi-WUdwood, '- feature. Aug." 23-25-Outdoor shows-Diineyland After Ihe exhibition closes in September, the characters-Bergtn Mall Shopping Center- elements will be divided into three traveling Paramus. exhibitions to visit schools, head start Aug. 24.Annual flower ihow-13th Ave, ONE YEAR programs and community centers throughout Pavilion. the country. Aug. 25-Deeoy show-Muiic Pier-Ocean City. The Museum is open from 9 a.m. to B p.m. Aug. 2*5quure danoi-Music Pier-Ocean Do you realize that if you'd filled this Monday through Saturday and from 2 to 5 p.m. City, on Sundays, freezer with chopped meat one ye$r ago, it Aug. 2«-Baby parade-Aibury Park, would have already paid for (tseff? 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4 , Adults Only' class Intersession opens -Thursday, August 2, 1973- at UC on Monday; UC course not for all students Baxel to retire at end of academic year A "For Adult* Only" rating appcari to be as Exploring Science and the Arts" program, summer class ends sueeoisful in education as In the film industry according to George P. Lynes, director. Summer session classes for some 1,400 baaed on the inquiries Union College is Enrollment in liberal studies is restricted to students attending Union College's three as superintendent of vocationalschools receiving en Its new "Liberal Studies; adulU who have been out of high school for at campuses in Cranford, Elizabeth, and Plain- Hr, George H. Baxel, who hag. been community college system, which is comprised least four yours. No entrance exnminations or field will end today. Dr. Bernard Solon, superintendent of the Union County Vocational of Union County Technical Institute and Union SAT scores are required for admission to the director of the summer program, said this Schools) since their inception in 1060, announced College, Cranford, Tho plan provides for UCTI Bel! Labs opens program. week an Intensive intersession featuring 13 this work his intention to retire at the close of and Union College to serve in lieu of a county Since the program was first announced in college credit courses will open Monday the 1973.74 academic year. Dr. Baxel, who will college under contract with tho Union County late'spring, Lynes reported," a great deal of evening at the Cranford campus, Intersession be 01 in December, had long planned to retire at Coordinating Agency for Higher Education. 16mm film library interest has been generated and many adults will meet five evenings a week in two sessions - or about ago GO, UCTI Is providing technical and occupation-or- have made inquires about the program." 8;30to8;30p.m. and 8:3} to 10:35 p.m. It will The Board of Education of the Union County iented programs and Union College is to UCTI students "Liberal Studies; Exploring Science and the conclude Aug. 31, Vocational and Technical Schools was in- providing transfer programs. The plan also Arts" is based on the premise that many adults Dr. Solon said that the mtorsession enables formed by Dr. Baxel of his plans at a special provides for Union College to confer associate • BeU Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, are interested in beginning or continuing their students to pick up additional credits before, meeting, William S. McKinlay of Westfield, in applied science degrees upon those students has opened 1U film library as a community college education for the sake of personal returning to college studies in the fall. The president of the board, expressed tho regret of who successfully complete UCTI programs service to itudonts at Union County Technical enrichment and intellectual growth and are not students may want to finish college earlier or board members who commented on "the long approved by the faculty of Union College. Institute, Scotch Plains. interested in following a narrow course of take required courses during the summer and and good relationship between the board and Dr. Baxel said he is proud that graduates of Bell Labs recently donated seventeen 18mm study, Lynes explained. leave some time for special pursuits during the the superintendent." the Union County vocational and technical color films that its staff either developed and-or The only requirement is that students take a regular academic year, he explained. The Union County Vocational and Technical schools "have been accepted by the business purchased to UCTI, according to Dr. George H. minimum of six credit hours in the areas of The intersession is also open to adult students School System was nothing but a concept when and professional community" and that the Baxel, president of the Institute, In addition, English, humanities, mathematics or natural who may want to take courses for their own Dr. Baxel was hired as superintendent. Under school system has become an imporant part of Bell Labi has agreed to loan films in its own science, social science, and business and public enrichment. his leadership, the first educational programs Union County's services to its constituents. library to the staff of UCTI for instructional police. The 1973 intersession includes principles of were established in rented space above stores Dr. Baxel, who has been in public education purposes at no charge, Those who satisf aetorily completed Bu cVedit accounting, drawing and painting, introduction in Union. They also were the first post-second- In New Jersey for 33 yean, is considering the "We are very grateful to Bell Labs for the gift hours of course work are eligible to receive an to drama, general biology, general chemistry, ary technical education programs in Union possibility of some less intensive work in the as well as the borrowing privileges," said Dr. asiociato in science degree. beginning and intermediate French, introduc- County, From 1980 to 1968, the system college field or in consulting services. He is an Baxel. "It goes without laying, of course, that Brochures detailing the program are tory college mathematics, beginning and expanded to four leased buildings, offering high electrical engineer and acquired an extensive they will be priceless in helping us to provide background in industry before turning to available on request from the Admissions intermediate Spanish, mechanics, heat and school as well as post-secondary programs. education. quality Initruction in the engineering, health, Office, Union College, Cranford, 07018, sound, business law, and college mathematics. In 1968, the Union County Vocational and and business technology programs taught at Students from more than 180 colleges and Technical Schools occupied three buildings on a Dr. Baxel was graduated from Egsex County UCTI." universities are enrolled in the regular summer 43-acre campus off Raritan road in Scotch Vocational School and earned a bachelor of Among films presented to Union County Playground arts, session »t Union College that will end Plains and all leases were terminated. The science degree in electrical engineering from Technical Institute by BeU Labs are those on Thursday, They are studying some 70 different system opened with two programs In I960; this Newark College of Engineering and a master's DR. GEORGE H. BAXEL Air Force nondestructive testing methods, the courses. year's term will open in September with 29 degree in educational administration from New control of erosion by tine, vibration problems crafts on exhibit Additional information about the upcoming programs, A fourth building is under York University, He-earned a doctorate in in the design of shipboard electricity, the The annual exhibits of arts and crafts at intersession is available by contacting the construction at the Scotch Plains campus. education from Rutgers University. Record 204 visit development of the transistor and techniques in Union County Park playgrounds will.be staged Admissions Office at Union College as soon as Dr. Baxel also played a prominent role in the Dr. Baxel served as an officer in the Naval die-easting. on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Trailstde possible, development of Union County's comprehensive Reserve during World War II, working in "The films were originally used on advanced Nature and Science Center in the Watchung electronics and radar. His industrial experi- college van of UC research projects at BeU Labs," Dr. Baxel Reservation, ence includes employment as an electrical explained, "and they will be valuable audio- terms expiring in 1974. A record 204 persons visited Union College's Also at Trailside, on Monday through Elected to a term ending in engineer, electrician, building maintenance visual aids for us. They will also be made Thursday, at 4 p.m., Donald W, Mayer, County heart unit elects mechanic, sationary engineer and refrigera- College Information and Counseling Center on available to students at Union College, our 1978 was Miss Frieda Kelm, its recent five-day tour through five Union Trailside director, will,, present half-hour .R.N., of Fanwood. tion engineer. 'other half' in the comprehengive community nature talks tor children on "Wasps and Carman new treasurer Prior to Joining the Union County Vocational County communities--Union, Westfield, college system in Union County." Hornets." . Elected to terms ending in Roselle, Summit, and Kenilworth. Charles V, Carman of Ro- ant at the Summit and Eliza- 1978 were Dr. Robert Wegryn School system in 19M, Dr. Baxel held several "Wt broke our week's record so. far this Dr. Baxel also noted that the vast film library The Trailside Planetarium will be the selle Park hat been elected beth Trust Company. teaching and administrative positions in Essex at Bell Labs would also be appreciated very of Elizabeth, Dr. Harold S, season," exclaimed Douglas Sedelmeyer, location of a program, "The Big Bang," treasurer and Thomas Carroll Carroll was alio one of 11 Yood of Plainfield, Dr, N.A. County Vocational Schools. much by the staff and students at UCTI, Among concerning various theories on the origin of the director of the College Information and of Elizabeth assistant trea- trustees elected by the Union Brltman of PlainfWld, Dr. Counseling Center. "We had, been coming the films they may borrow are ones on Project universe, on Sunday at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. As the surer of the Union County Telstar, picture phone service, the modem County Chapter. Carroll, Or, Alan Braun of Plainfield and close, but we didn't quite make 200 until last Planetarium seats only 38 persons, tickets Chapter of the American M.J. Feman of Hillside, Dr, MM, Neywahsee McKnlght of FRIDAY DIADLIN6 transistor, and logic by machines. issued at the • Trailside office are on" a All items other than spot news should week," . Heart Association, Norman Lasser of Scotch Plainfield. According to Mr, Sedelmeyer, the people the Leo Roberts, community relations super- first-come, first-served basis,-Children under The Heart Association also Plains and Mrs. Ida Wheaton be In our office by noon on Friday. visor at BeU Labi, acted as liaison between the eight years of age are not admitted. Trustees elected in previous counselors met asked "almost 200 different re-elected .Dr, Michael Sutula of Plainfield- were named to years were continued in office. questions, too." company and UCTI. of Union president, Other officers re-elected were: Dr. Boy Scouts name Sidney Friedman of Union, president-elect- Dr. Carl Schwartz of Elizabeth, pro- . six committeemen fessional vice president; Mil- v Six new district committee members were ton pritehard of Westfield, Fine Footwear for th« Entire Family and vice president- Jerome Kess- Perisnallied fitting by... announced this week by Union Council, Boy MANNY FRIEDMAN VKEN REDVANLEY .Scouts of America, ler of Cranford, chairman of The new member, of the Southern District the board, and Mrs, Mar- committee, which serves Linden, Rahway, garet Menzaco of Linden, JULY SHOE Clark and Winfield, is Theodore Moody of secretary. CLEARANCE SALE —Community State Bank and Trust Company's Carman,and Carroll were Rahway office. also elected to the execu- Now Going On! . Named to the finance committee of the tive board, which includes Dr, CARTERET SAVINGS council are Roland Chard of the National State Dudley Roberts of Westtteld; Save,..Save...Save Bank, Elizabeth, Robert Lamb of the 'Com- William Wanko of, Rahway, Select from Women's munlty State JSank and Trust Company's Dr, Friedman, Miss Lena and Children's shoes Roselle office, Edward BuBney of Ihe Roselle Pipoli of Roselle, Messier, Dr, from our Regular Stock! Park branch of the National State Bank, and Carlo Pallini of Westfield, Dr. William Dottglas oi KenUwerth State-Bank. Sutula, Prlfihard and Mrs;, Stewart Pogue of the First National Bank of Meniaco. 1010 Stuyvetint Avs. ANNOUNCES THE Union Open Mon.-Frl. e»e». MU1-5410 Central Jersey, Rosell, was named to the .Carman is assistant to the Western District membership committee. president of the Colonial Savings (nd Loan Association' of Roselle Park, A former catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, he li married and the father of two, HIGHEST RATES EVER! Carroll, a graduate of St.' Patrick's High School of A Elizabeth, is platform assist- IS BUCK Public urged (GUARANTEED INTEREST) AND REGULAR PASSBOOKS to visit sale AS OUR Genevieve Pascals DiVenuto, chapter chairman of the American Red Cross of MANAGER Eastern Union County, this week urged the public to visit the jumble sale sponsored by AND HE'S'••, • the American Red Cross at the Valle Deane School,' 618 Minimum $1,000 Salem ave,, Elizabeth. T/he 48 to 84 months sale wiU take place tomorrow TRIMMING PRICES FOR YOU! from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a,m, to 4 p.m. Proceeds from the sale will * Highest Interest rate in the ASSORTED FABRICS be used to help support the country (minimum only $50) ~ American "Red Cross blood program and keep the flow of No gimmicks — full i Special Investors Passbook VALUES " $100 blood available for the elderly, earns from day-of-deposit the indigents and the families guaranteed interest to day-of-withdrawal (with TO $3.99 YD. 2 YARDS I of donors. rate from day of as little as $50 left in the Booths will be set up and a deposit —payable account at the end of the snack bar will be on the quarterly premises. quarter) 1OO% POLYESTER Wide choice of matur- i Regular Passbook provides New art courses ity dates 10 days grace period each month (deposits made on WOVEN PLAIDS, available at UC Interest mailed to you, or before the 10th earn SOLIDS 8, CHECKS $ 97 Studio art courses for credit if desired from the 1st). Interest com- FROM FAMOUS $ will be offered at -Union pounded quarterly and KLOPMAN MILLS REG. 3" YD. Minimum $500. 1YARD College for the first time in mailed to you, if desired, September, It was announced 12 to 30 months this week by Prof. Donald In tho ovent you withdraw bolote maturity, Fiderninogulations provldo that you receive tho Passbook (Anticipated Interest for the Julian, coordinator of the Fine Interest ruta on lho amount you withdraw. In addition, a penalty of up to00 days' iritmost will be charged. quarter beginning duty 1. 1973.) ZIG-ZAG Arts - Department. Prospective art majors will Federal Regulations provides that terms *«nd ralii existing at Ihe issue dates Touch & Sew SINGER be able to study "drawing and of outstanding certificates will prevail until maturity. painting as well as art ap- preciation, providing a foun- To: Cnrteret Savings and Loan Association SEWING MACHINE dation for a baccalaureate Main Olficc: B66 Broad Street, Newark, N.J, 07102 degree in art. All Fatsbdok and Certificate Accounts are available f_J Please sund forms for transferring my account from another institution WITH CARRYING CASE to individuals and all corporations, and are Insured or call (201) 622-8010. With 15 Interchangeable to $20,000: by FSLIC. - CJ Open a Savings Certificate Account Fashion and Flexl- • 7% per year for, _months (40 to 04). Enclosed Is $1 __ FRESH PICKED There has never bean a belter time to open an account. ($1,000 minimum) Stitch Discs. Q 6y4% per year !or_ .months (30 lo 48). Enclosed is $_ SWEET CORN & Stop In at any one of our offices or mall this coupon. ($500 minimum) JERSEY PEACHES TJ") 6'/i% poryear for._ -months (12 to 30). Enclosod Is $_ $ 95 CANTALOUPE ($600 minimum) Reg. • Open a Special Investors Passbook Savings Account at 5Y«% per year. TOMATOES f 269 $319.95 Enclosed is $ ($50. minimum to earn 5 /<%.) ^ CARTERET Q Open a Regular Passbook Savings Account nt 5Vi% per year. Enclosed GARDEN FRESH FRUITS is $ ..: . ($50. minimum to earn 5'A%.) "Courteoui Salei Stall. N«v*f too Buiy to Help" & VEGETABLES • Individual^ . FRESH MADE CIDER-NO PRE- LI Joint with , . SERVATIVES. HOME STYLE ^ SAVINGS FABRICmRD LJ In trust lor FRUIRUIT PIES. HICKORY SMOKED" ® AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HAHAMMS AND BACON-PURE Main Offfce:£66 Broad Street, Newark, N J. 07102 Please sign here HONNEY AND MAPLE SYRUP Ploase print name hore -___ -LII i J. i II.U i i j i 11 I WIGHTMAN FARMS Addross: , U.S. ROUTE 22 UNION, 14 convenient oflicns in Newark, I. Oringo, City J ,___ .^^_.. state . Zip „ (CenteHlslana) V* mile West of •=' Rout? 202 MORRISTOWN 5 miles south 8. Orango, Madison. Vorona, Phllllpabiirg and Oroglotl Dally Till 9, Sat. Till 5:30, Sun. of Morristowti— --Assatsin excess of saMiflnfi Ann - •Thursday, August 2, 1973- Non-teaching educator Drew aide is hard-but fair Drew University has always considered white, or Hispanic—what am I to do? Hand him Frances Hundy Sellers, 44, ns much of a the money from a university fund for in- teacher as anyone on campus. digents? Or should I encourage him— AM ANA Drew hired her 21 years ago as a Secretary circumstances at all permitting—to earn the and public relations writer. Thai was when, as money, sign a note saying he'll pay by some she says, "it wasn't as fashionable as it is now realistic date, then let him participate in room to hire blacks for other than menial jobs," selection without prejudice? Ten years ago, when she was the campus "I prefer the latter. This, to me, is a sup- calendar coordinator, graduatinjl seniors portive service, not a handout. It meets the dedicated the annual to her, citing her ai a student's immediate need while, more im- "woman who has always given herself to the portantly, preserving his or her dignity. FREEZERS students of Drew," "Handouts," she complains, "ore only a Two years ago, citing her ability to get things modern form of paternalism. As far as my own done, President Robert Fisher Oxnam ap- people are concerned, I don't want them given pointed her Drew's first housing director. Since or denied, I want them earning. I want them to then, everything she's gotten done has added to reallie that just as to have makes them no loss her reputation ag a rare human being who black, to have not makes them no more black." ARE WHAT somehow manages to combine considerateness She argues that schools like Drew which with competence, really want to help minority students will ex- "I know there are students on this campus pose them fully to the ways of American who call me 'hard'—and worse," says this society, particularly to its little-publicized Madison homemaker and Drew administrator, work ethic—"because that's the context in who holds n college degree from Hampton which they are going to have to live and make it Institute, "But 1 don't care what they call me as if they stay in this country. long as they modify it with another adjective- "If we didn't really insist on all of our WE CALL fair," students getting everything we have to offer," But to be consistently fair is to make some she declares, "then some of them would go out tough decisions. For instance, at the end of of here with degrees but without an education. each university year, resident undergraduates Unable to function at the expected high level, at Drew pay a $50 fee to be eligible to par- they would then turn to the community to take ticipate in the room selection process for the care of them, And that would only perpetuate following year, "There are always students," an insidious form of castration, she notes, "who don't have the money. And, for "My question is this: do we really help A BLUE CHIP| some, writing home for that amount would be students by giving, giving, giving? Or do we like asking for $6,000. help them more by encouraging and supporting "Now, if the student is poor—whether black, their efforts to do for themselves?" ^iiiiiilililllillilllinniiiiiiiiiiNiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiii I STRICTLY PERSONAL INVESTMENT^ By Pot and Marilyn Davi» Copley News Service Dear Pat and Marilyn: , girls who agree with you, all is fashion and wears the new My problem is finances. I've well. If you can't, I'm afraid dressy boots. My father says discovered that dating can you'll be forced to pick up the he either takes off the boots or indeed be expensive. I have tab, stays home. Why is my father been out of college one year --O-O-- IO unreasonable? and make an average salary, De«r Pat and Marilyn: Help: One evening can easily put a I just met a girl I like very Dear Help; 125 to $40 dent in the budget. much, I think it could be Tell Dad that he is making What I am getting at is serious except that she i» a too much of a boot. Just this—why can't the girls pay a constant cigarette smoker. I consider the important men in WE'D EXPECT part of the expenses? do not smoke and consider it a our history who wore boots- Wouldn't it fit right in with the dirty habit. What can I do? James Monroe and Teddy 'women's liberation bit? And It AI Roosevelt are two we all might even impress them with Dear Alt remember. the cost of the luxurious dating If your girl reminds you of "0—0- pattern demanded by some. Dear Pat and Marilyn: All for Going Dutch Smoky the Bear, tell her NOT ME. I have a problem, I've gone 33% Dear Dutch: -O-Q-- with John for a ye«r and my I can see that the Dcar Pat and Marilyn: mother is genuinely disturbed. devaluation of the dollar, with Wh»t can I do with my She likes John and tin only its shrinking purchasing father? My boyfriend ir thing that upsets her ii his power, can be catastrophic to always neat and clean. He age, John is two years your wallet. If you can find like* to dress in, the latest younger than I am. My mother feels that I should date APPRECIATION someone older. She says that I Teacher courses offered am robbing the cradle, John and 1 have a great deal In common and enjoy each in joint college program other's company. How can I The Division of Continuing planning techniques, will be convince my mother that such Education of Middlesex held from 7)16 to 9:45 p.m., a small difference in age just ON YOUR doesn't make all that many County College and the Tuesday evenings. problems? I am 24 and John is Division of Field Services of Social Studies in. the 22. Newark State College are Elementary School, a three, cooperating in offering credit course, will be held C.A, teacher certification courses from 4:30 to 7 p.m., Tuesdays, Dear C.A,: on the Middlesex campus. The latter course will study How you feel about John is Elementary Curriculum the objectives of eltmentary important. Forget about 'STOCK' and Methodology and Social school social science, planning ta-ylng to convince Mom, Studies in the' Elementary TeTftmf q u c c, torching —o—o- School will be ottered on materials, innovative DOttf Pat and Marllynl" ~~ Tuesday afternoons and programs andJivaluatiQns, I have read the letter from evenings beginning Sept, ll. and empWfiHHj the inter, Friendless and I agree with disoiplinary/approaeh. your answer; however, I Registration for the courses would like to add my ex- will be hild at Newark Stata Persons wanting additional perience in the hope it can AMANA College, Union, on Aug. 23, 24, information on these 15. WITHIN— help others. 29, and 30, session courses should contact Elementary Curriculum the director of special projects Dear Friendlegs—You say FREE 'O Frost and Methodology, a three, at Middlesex or Marion you have no friends because credit course which will deal Parsons, director of evening you refuse to smoke or take Bottom Mount with elementary school ob- faculty, Division of Field drugs and you say you could jectives, practices, Services, Newark State have many friends if you used curriculum patterns, arid College, drugs. You are wrong. If you REFRIGERATOR take drup, you won't have 60 DA YS. any true friends, I went through tht iame A good investment is Rood food. If you'd have filled this FREEZER thing you are going through Anrnna S60 pound capacity freezer with Sirloin steak one wheiifl was in th« Bth grade year ago, today your 'stock' would be worth $448 more 88 excepMhat 1 didn't refuse for long. 1 *got myself deep into than ym paid for it, That's enough to pay for the freezer 529 drugs, Iwon't give the details, ...and have a handsome suni left to invest...in'more good K20-K but it was very bad. I made eating, From what economists say, the same rather dubious ' things very difficult for many investment opportunity lies ahead. Meat prices could be a people, especially the ones full third ftifher by mid-Fall. With that thought in mind, it Amana's all new bottom freezer refrigerator. )ust look at this line-up of who really eared about me, I mams good sense (o by an Amana Freezer now...and stock features. 100% Free-O'-Frost.,.Family-size 13.6 cubic foot refrigerator on brought misery and sadness to it to Its fullest. This may be the only chance you'll ever top...Huge 6.5 cubic foot, 228 Ib. freezer section on the bottom Adjust- able cantilever shelves...Stor-Mor door with butter keeper and removeable myself and others. My mother get to buy an appliance that's pretty sure to pay for itself. found out that I was using egg tray...two automatic cold controls...Amana's exclusive 5 Year Part* drugs, and I hope that 1 never and Labor Warranty. "• Weight again see the tears and terrible sadness that were in her eyes, Thens were times Watchers* whin i reatiy needed help, but the friends who had en- eouraged me to take drugs BBD Appliance Centers are Individually Owned and Operated, were not around. My mother opens and a very dear friend were • This Means that at BBD YM Always Buy from a Man You Know! always there to help. IN ELIZABETH Not everyone takes drugs. All you have to do is look IT'S BBD FOR BEST SERVICE, PERSONAL ATTENTION! OPEN HOUSE - ALL WELCOME around and you can find real DAY i MONDAY NIGHT friends who do not smoke or take drugs. Just tall those'who DATli. AUGUST 6 pressure you that you don't intend to mess up your life It CRANFORD IRVINGTON HILLSIDE TIME;. 7:30 P.M. is difficult, I know, but after awhile they will quit bothering CRANFORD RADIO WILDEROTTER'S TOBIA'S APPLIANCE pLACE,_JWASONie TEMPLE ASSOC. you. If I had taken the advice I 910 SPRINGFIELD AVE, 399-1200 am giving you, I wouldn't tt tASTMAH ST, 21S1776 1299 LIBERTY AVE. 923-7168 - OP ELIZABETH 68S No, Broad Street regret so many things. Believe me drup aren't worth all the (REGULAR MEETINGS IVIRY pain and sadness. Tak» it from MONDAY NITE THEREAFTER) one who has, • ELIZABETH GIFTS TO ALLOUR GUESTS INCLUDING • ~~ Been There- SPRINGFIELD OUR SPECIAL COOK BOOK WITH OVER Dear Been there: ALTON APPLIANCES 700 RECIPES. You said It better than I PHOENIX APPLIANCE could and congratulations to U3S ELIZABETH AVE. 364-0525 200 MOrfRIS AVE. M6-6180 you, Join today. II you have a question, write; Pat and Marilyn Davis, (You'll be glad you did,) Copley Newi Service, In care of this newspaper.

WEIGHT , KOREAN NEGOTIATIONS WATCHERS.. On July 4, IVJi, North and far Further In Ion & other Group* 111 (He At-

*, «* J 1 -. ,-Thursday, August 2, 1973 . CALL an 'AD-VISOR THEY'RE ALL IN SUBURBABURBAN . ^O 686-7700 TODAY! DRADLINE TUES, NOON IFIED] FOR THURS. PUBL. Help Wanted Men I Woman Help Wanted Men & Women 1 Help Wanted Men?, Women Help Wanted Mm & Women 1 Help Wanted Men J Women Help Wanted Men & Women • HANDYMAN-SUPT. irvinqten Shopping Center ancl AAA JOB! NEVER A FEE offices. Liqht cleaning, call 673 Growing Pharmaceuticals Division Ijrt, Mr. toili, WANTED. HUNT FOR YOUR STAR _-_„ __>- Xljl has immediate openings for Typists Stenos CLERICAL HOSTESS CASHIER experienced persons who qualify as: Full time evenino employment. Keypunch PBX8. NAME & ADDRESS ^r Apply in person to MOLiDAV INN, Souih 31st, 51, 5, Bivfl., Kenilworih S-W ops. ———— RUI ALL OFfMCd SKILLS Your Talents...Make the PACKAGING STERILE * KEYPUNCH For temoorary assignments in Most of them at Chubb IN SUBURBAN CLASSIFIED ^ MECHANIC PRODUCTS Union f. Essex Counties, Vou will Be rewarded with big pay, OPiRATOR bonuses, vacations a, pay day SECOND SHIFT MECHANIC on Priday, Chubb & Son is known for the way they And Be OUR MOVIE GUEST TIMPORARILY Many Fee Pa. permanent |obs encourage their people,,.with good We require a person We require a person available In your area, salaries, excellent benefits, outstanding YOURS with several years with several years, working conditions, and steady at a LOCAL THEATRE! experience In high experience with high This excellent day shift speed, pharmaceutical speed sterile STAND-BY PERSONNEL promotions. We now have immediate position far 4 to 6 weeks. Must PERMANENT TEMPORARY epenlng^for. have Alpha-Numeric packaging equipment manufacturing eiperieiice. Coed salary, very (such as cartoners, equipment (such as 4J7 Chestnut St,,Union FOX THEATRE PARK THEATRE nice working conditions. Apply in person or call; label lers, cottoners, ampul and vial 964-7117 •Clerk Typists UNION ROSELLE PARK cappers, ointment fillers, cappers, In Del Ray Bldg. 233.3500 and liquid filling printers a^n d K 8-J-1 •Keypunch Operators AMIRICAN machinery). This iyophilizer), Thib • ELMORA THEATRE, ELIZABETH ALUAAINUAACO. individual must be individual must be ACCOUNTING CLERK •Clerks 130 Sheffield St. capable of. set-up, capable of setup, for manufacturing firm* Mountainside, N.J. maintenance' and* irvlnuton! Must have some (good mathematical ability) Equal Opportunity Employer M.p maintenance and experience. Oped fringe benefits. LOOK For Your Name and Address next to XJ.J. troubleshooting. trouble shooting. Hours si P.M. Pleasant working T conditions. Phone 371.7040. For your interview, please call 467-6000 or SAVIN a star (*) in Suburban Newspaper Classified 344 Washington Avenue visit our Personnel Department-we're Union, N.J. 07013 ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR right across from the Short Hills Mall. BOTH POSITIONS OFFER Alert individual (female Columns*, then call Mr, Loomer at 686-7700 EXCELLENT RATES preferred) needed to supervise small office in Union County. GL, KEYPUNCH $4,14 to 55,69 hour PR and varlout other areas. and you'll receive a letter entitling you to 2 (based on your experience) Salary range 18,000 to it.SQQ per year. Send Background and salary CHUBB & SON INC. Free Guest Passes for a' week night (AAon.-Thurs.) OPERATOR PLUS SHIFT DIFFERf NTIAL requirements to P.O. ion 26, II John P. Kennedy Psrkway Roselie Park, N.J, 07ZO4 Short Hills, N.J. 07071 AAUSTBEEXPD.129 FOR SECOND SHIFT —• —— R 8-2-1 OHUHB An Bqual opportunity Employer.ft X l.J- Performance at either the FOX THEATRE in Union; Good starting Salary. All company ienefits. Newark Public Transportation. Exceptionally fine compmy paid PARK THEATRE in Roselle Park or the ELAApRA Apply Imployment Office benefits include year-end bonus. ADVERTISING ASS'T. H iiiinsis. nno i ifl .Advertising or efoli itfi?i00, Ixti 470 BANKING Bi THEATRE In Elizabeth, Letter must be shown at FEDERAL PACIFIC For consideration, please call 2775173. MISSTSARSHEET M Pharmaceuticals Division of CIBAGEIGY the Theatre Box Office For Your Free Guest Passes, ELECTRIC COMPANY Corporation, 5S6 Morris Avenue, Summit, OF 1973 INTERESTING TEMPORARY CLERICALS ' _ New Jersey. An Equal Opportunity Employer- Th* biggest, busiest ad shop-In TO ENTER this exciting Classified Star Hunt merely 150 Avenue L Newark thlt state is in a state of rstsld BANKING An Igual Opportunity Employer Male and Female, expansion. We need someone to Needed immediately. Work help us keep up with the net Ion. iuausf * to end of '7J. No tyc _ write your name and address on a postcard and LIKEMONSV! A fafceeharge type who can POSITION ..Hills required. Yog will be trained SARAH COVENTRY NEED! yOU move into • our Personnel In a e!a»s to handle this pleasant NO INVESTMENT Recruitment Advertising clerical assignment. You wii| work mail it to MR. CHARLES LOOMER, SUBURBAN CALL MJ-0717 Division In 3 spot that keeps the AVAILABLE in a modern air conditioned office, whole division going. with cafeteria. Xlal GIBA-GEIGY X 121 AS PUBLISHING,CORP.. 1291 Stuyvesant Ave.. .MACHINE OPERATOR No experience Is necessary. All To quality you must register i once. = Modofn soft drink plant. we require Is good typing, a Permanent position, day shift, all command of spelling .and Outside Collector Union, N.J. 07083 Ht( fringe benefits. grammar, an aptitude with BERKELEY Apply SHASTA IEVEHAOBS figures and pride in doing neat, AND EMPLOYMENT AOBNCY Mi Rahway Ave., Union orderly work. In this position flfRKiLlY TgMPOTAfi Y SALES I CAFETERIA PERSONNEL M/F you'll do a wide variety of HELP SBRVlCH ftAACHINISTS things such aii phone contact ir. Audit Clerk 301 Springfield Awe,, with newspapers and Berkeley Heights LATHE HANDS Applications now being taken for full magazines; clipping CLERK TYPIST Trainees, some exo, rea. benefits. 464-4000 good at figures, hpsBitaliiaflon, EXECUTIVE Linden, N.j, M2 14S2. tearsheets; Ing i (Auto Financing) time sales & restaurant personnel. Many prsf treading; typing i An equal opportunity pension Plin; full time. Contact SECRETARY X ijl liberal benefits, paid vacations, computation on an adding Applicant must have employer ml i Mrs, Popper, 5S4I339 mm TWISTS AAACHINIST-SftAALL machine; and a wide variety of current N.J.driver's R B-a-1 ftAAPLiWOOD$17S. employee discounts, hoficlay pay, others that require Intelligence X i-J, CL1RKS Over The Rainbow? Assist VP in lovely office, IS hr, Precision mold parts. High rate for and Initiative. Y«, you'll enjoy license and be week. Competent Individual grade A people, air conditioned hospitar.zation flroup rates, company the lob, the happy. Imaginative TYPISTS needed. Call today or forward shop, overtime, permanent. familiar with BOOKKEEPIR fesume, our jobs are free] LINTAC PLASTIC, 119 Colt St., paid pension. group you'll be working with In ' SECRETARIfS irvinaton 3M.430U our modern" air conditioned A.R, Al», i PR Essex County area Not really,,,your ARLENi R aji building. Call Miss Kern, 376- Full time, experlencBd,' AAAINTENANCE We are an Equal Opportunity Employer 9190 for aiijntervlwii..KEygS> modern pleasant office, golden flflportunlty is PERSONNEL S1RVICE MART IN'S CO,, Ml Mountain TOWER BWPIRH KELLY GIRL 4, : J7t, MM, ANDCLiANING Miist Apply In Person; Ave,, Springfield, N.J. Weart offering CONSTRUCTION, ING, A DIVISION OF KELLY SiRVIGB ln,SgrTnnit. tt's the 372 Morris Ave., iprlnaf leld Equal Opportunity an excellent salary m Rt. 22, WesfBoumf chance for a full-time ndustrlous worker needed for EmployerMF Lane, Hillside, N.j, • NOW IN office cleaning a general ' 131 • and generous benefits (parking 1st Behind bldg, on position that has maintenance in Brand new F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. Hillside Ave,) everything going for ' FACTORY . building In plorham park. Regular and % future K III day time hours. Steady work for 1033 Springfield Ave. Irvlngton, N.j, ASST. BOOKKEEPER solidly linked to a ROSELLE It...nice •:• atrriosphere, 3 SHIFTS Fellahabl!e person, Must type, Hespltaltiation, BUS BOY If you're »xperiencea and would friendly co-vyorkers, Leader in ornamental tube Monday thru Friday, 9:30=4:30 pension plan. Full time. Contact dynamic financial Full time evening employment. like temporary work In your area, field has relocated to Somerset, 822.1400 Ext. 206 K I.j.l Mrs. Popper •64.1339 organization. Apply in perion to HOLIDAY INN, the KELLY OIRL people offer'you great location near N.j. Permanent openings for South 31st., i jlvd., Kenllworth. very high pay rates, periodic : skilled >. unskilled, K 8-2-1 ASSISTANT • Increases and the most Interesting beautiful v shopping TUBE WILL AAAINTI NANCE Please apply, any CARE1R StsBeiAUlSTS temporary [pos around. Many and easy tfavellng by OP6RAT0RS MIDICAL OLSTEN BOOKKEEPER EMPUOYMENT temporary |qos available in POLISH INO ELECTRICAL EXECUTIVE , weekday-from 9;30A.AA OPPORTUNITIES Roselle and surrounding areas. car, bus or train. OPERATORS Mechanics and electricians with ] Needed for busy office In Summit. JilO Morris Ave, Union LATHI HAND Must enloy working with figures, Imagine, all this plus general all around experience on SECRITARY LOVES YOU to 3-30JLM, at the f^79gfln SLITTIR maehine repairs, conveyors, belts, Terns office experience preferred. -OBERATOr this Is a career petition as EMP. NO FEE Right opportunity for figure , PERSONAL CALL OR VISIT a good salary and MAINTENANCE and furnaces. Also industrial oriented Individual. All benefits. CASUALTY electrical work. Rates to M.I2 por (eeretary to medical director Secretanes.Typists terrific benefits. All MATERIAL HANDLERS hour, Ssmi shifr work, steaov full ef one of the largest patient Call Jo Ann Pechlek, 1771744 for DEPARTMENT GENERAL FACTORY tare services at Saint BIST jBliPAYBonuses ' appt, RATERS/ ., KELLY GIRL you need toqualify Is PORTIR time employment with - - - —— XI.J.1 advancement oppnrtunitles, shift iarnabas Medical Center, FIRST NATIONAL Challengina t Interesting A DIVISION OP KELLY SERVICES a typing spped of 4S Full letieliti 469-33J! premiums, Menthiy Bonus, Free Cash In-Hosp-Plan opportunity for experienert raters WPW, No experience liberal fringe oenetits, paid Saint' Barnabas, an ISObed Long fi. Short Term ASSEMBLER. STATE BANK for our commercial casualty dept.. ACAAE TUBE, INC. vacations and 10 holidays. facility, the first ana largest If you have flgire ability we will 241-6011 required. To apply Must be able to read and write voluntary teaching hospital In Assignments MACHINISTS OF NEW JSRSEY train. lalary sommeniurate with X 8-2-1 New Jersey Is located in experience. For appt. I14.B Rarlfan Rd. Roselle Shop. Ctr stop in , at our English and do simple math tests, Immediate Openings Light Equipment Mf r, 550BROADST your call Roselle, N.J, pre,employment physical suburban North jersey General machining experience 364. An iqual opportunity Bmployer Personnel t PULL TIME JOB . Work at required. approximately 45 min. from 6145100, exf plumbing & light construction. rCY.C. Work from blueprints NEWARK RIJ1 Must drive, call J7I-MIM after s Pull time TRAVBLERilNS.CO. Department any time ALCANMETAL An Equal opportunity '_ 494 Broad St., Newark, N.j. This Is an extraordinary lob obfctn BLUeCHOSSIHiBLD. RIBiR j HmpIoyerM-F Equal Opportunity Employer MF Clerk Typist between 8:45 a.m. £^-—_____ K (SI • POWDERS opportunity which include* LiBBRAL HOLIDAYS X ij PULL Time . Part time studems, services VACATION -'- - K121 and 4;4S••'•. p.m., Mi Lettish Ave,, union administrative Production Office take orders for chemical products, i^ual Opportunity Employer, responsibilities, office .jjpTOM.piRHOUR ; AAgnday thru Friday, M hrs, 160. 40 hrs. I1J1 potential. manaBement, Injuranee, . 361 ChestnutSt.,Union iUiUl HOW ARE YOU — — x B-I-1 24 Cqmmerceit,,Newark,«4M2M- PROFIT SHARING •CLERICAL* billing It professianal and Foster •> Allen Inn. .MANY OPBNlNOSi _ AT DETAILS? MAINTENANCE MECHANIC patient relations, 570 iloomfleldAve.dlmfd, Chatham, Nj.eS-5.77*S 4 BANKING/ Receptlonist.35 wpmT plush sup. Well established plastic H 821 MR, LAN* office, Sal, to.tlOO* Frdnt Desk, te If you're good, and have some GAL FRIDAY products manufacturer with ixcellent starting salary PHARMACIST • X 8-2.1 NOTE TELLER type S35B • Hersonnel ClerKllte detailwork experience Behind KEMPER , EXPERIiNCE, SMALL OFFICB, modern plan! seeks Individual commensurate with cTerleal exp. l«0 • Secy trtlnee you, there's a good |oo in your LIGHT STENO, RBCQRp with 35 vrs, experience on experience,' benefits which FOR SUMMER'RELIEF we neea an experienced Nets BM'-i Gent cierleal i390 • clerk future. You'll work in our KEiPINO, INVOICINO I BTC. HPM I, stokes Injection Include a comprehensive AVON feller or someone with any Typist ISM • Acctg tlerk 1542 • friendly, BustllnB production INSURANCE 686.U14 molding machines. Permanent hosplfalljstlon plan, J wefks Registered—Hospital exper4enet_ bank experience.- If you have Many Morel sub loe. office, editing and typing . _ K i.3.1 Position, S day week, excellent paid vacation and 10 paid preferred, Cal! or apply personnel "I LIKE BBINO MY OWN nine, But do have *n apptltude orders and distributing 25 De Forest Aye. OAL fiRIDAY.PARTTIMi working conditions I fringe holidays. department, BOSS. So I like Being an AVON fir f Ipures and a background In customer Service Want , public instructions to production. Summit, N.j. Imall Union office located firm Benefits, Representative, It's my own Contact? Alert indlv^Jieeded for JCouMI eflIoy_a_Bood salary, fine needs all around office girl to BMELOiD OPERATIONS If you are an experienced OVERLOOK HOSPITAL business.''!' meet peopierleanr Sub. Corp. Friendly etmosT+goBd - Benefits, eiscetriflt-worteln^- BqyBl Opportunity Employer M handlephnnecpntactijlBhf typing, money. I succeed. Try it!"Cali some bookkeeping, payroll ana" mlflisaL secretary with top IHMnriHn Au. summit ij career oppty. Accurate type §, conditions and Interesting and 1339 Centra! Ave., HiilsWe, N.j. level secrilarTaTiknWririB-Hre— now for an appointment in your Sme qfflEe ixp, helpful fo iiio to varied work. Apply In person or other general office duties. Hours equal Opportunity Empjoyef own home; ifrer yt DISHWASHER i CAFETERIA 9-1, flexible, salary according to An Bflual Opportunity Employer interested In this ehallenglng fta.J.l excellent benefits, pleasant St call Mr, Jim Klauimann at: positlBn, please call or write, worKinlena t atmosphtrb e For an CA7*lL0f CAREER C8NTER HiLPWANTBD experlenes, 944a74>, —— — X ill for Industrial cafeteria, PHONO RECORD LIBRARIAN, 2 it you live in Union, Himlde, appointment Please call UM MSrrlt Ave. Union W4.I0S0 personnel Director days a week, popular music personnel at MMM, . ft B-it'l . 233-3500 Fulltime, Jdayi, Hor appt.iiaioMeXt. M4. background essential. Salary (201)992.5500 open. Telephone Springfield PubHs Westfield. fioselle, Roselle AMERICAN —— —^~ Rl.2.1 G-FRIPAY FIRST CLERK Assist controller-handle MAINTENANCE Library 3f«.4M0, 9J P.M. Busy desk, heavy phone contest, ALUAAINUM CO, DRIVER- P.T.—Must drive SAINT BARNABAS K M-l NEW JERSEY BANK full time positisn, 37Vi hour week. SJO Sheffield St. standard shift. Must have Incoming orders, Inventory 1 records and; typing PHYSICAL THERAPISTS Orang*00 "west Orange, iW Morris Ave. ; Company P«ld -Blue Cross, Mountainside,;N,J,. ... ,,- knowledge of Essex, union and MECHANICS AAlDICALCENTEr* pennon, profit sharing, WO weeH to Middlesex Counties, Call .371*7949 assignment. Should wit Old Short Hills Road lrvlngtonfcjl. ^• - Union, N.j, Equal Opportunity Bmployer lij-F __. ~XMXMii competent and good We are in need of people who SENIOR 8, STAFF Equal opportunity Employer M-P start. Telephone 688-legO, Mr. X i.2,1 figures, career opportunity for have maintenance skills. In any Livingston, New Jersey 070)9 Mountalnslde,,,,jv»iiiburn1 jadro. • OBUO CLERK — »to Jp.m., I day malefemale. iUS starting, HO of the following areasi plumb- an equal opportunity employer CULLIOANWATBR week, valid driver's license raise within J months . ing, heating, carpentry and FULLTIMIBTO4 CONISITIONINO required. Call drug store in Complete benefits . our job* electrical work. Hack seal need a lob? PARTTIMI WestfleldV scotch Plains, BANK t 8047 Rt.SS, • Union; N,j. COMPUTER TECH Vailtburg, 371-3M0. " are freef Call Tod*y, fireman's license preferred. Will train mature person for FI©URE CLERK. . * • > *1114 WK SATUROAYi 1 TO 4 An Equal Opportujiity employer- hospital laboratory, will train on DRUG 5TORB CLBRK" ''*'1 ARLENE GOOD SALARIES CLBRKtVPIST „.... .lllOWk IrVlngton, Newark, vailsburg. LIIERAL 1BNIFITS BOOKKBIiPlR, , . , , , ,1)40 Wk Experienced or new graayates of "^•"MrsssS TELLERS Bornputir but gooa typing skills AND DRIVI1R PBRIONNBLSeRVICB approved school qualified for N.J. Call 375-2100 necessary, Recepttonlst.elerleai FULLTIMl IDEAL LOCATION (sACTORV, 13.19 Hr, *f ' i 379*3395 RBCBPTIONISf SUQWk, registration. Liberal benefits. EXPD&TRAINiiS duties,.day hours, s.day week, CALLM4444I 171 Morris Ave., Springfield, Salary commensurate with CLERK-TYPIST esteeNent salary ana benifits. eall R B.J.1 CALL APPOINTMENT kBYPUNCH...... ilOOWk, Opportunities or apply Personnel Department. JR. SBCRBTARY, llMWk, background; MRS, 1AKALIAN 7314000 MANYMORBHURRYI -BILLING TYPISTM You can really ELECTRICIAN OLOB11MPLOYM1NT Apply personnel Dept, Interesting position for Bright Proposition . OVERLOOK HOSPITAL lleetrlolan, maintenance and BENERAL ACCOUNTING CLERK . ORGANON INC. AGBNCY person wno enleys typing on an bankonl tf 1 Morris Ave,1, Summit J7J.1100 Knowledtii! of Bookkeeping A PART OP AKZONA INC. ISO? Stuyvesant Ave, Union .M you can type 10 wpm and enloy construction. Interesting hon 1 37S Mt,Pleasant Ave,,WestOrange ratOOK HOSPITAL electric typewriter and has and fast growing •Equal Opportunity Employer routine work. Permanent position. required^ 8:30-4i3u, 37Vj houi 964.4450 IS] Morris Ave, Summit, N,J, aptitude for figures. Pleasant Dyntmle doing' clerical work (sfeno would R BI1 Experience necesser.y, start U.iS week-. Good salary & benefits. Call An Bqual Opportunity Employer _ . —- RJ.a bank has exeelUnt be helpful But not necessary), we An, F An Bpual Opportunity Employer icongenlal atmosphere and good ortunltles available In OU R COMPANION for lad) part time, o IS per hour, plus all benefits. personnel department: R 8-Z-t worning conaitions, LIBeral hiye fust the lob for you InIn our Muit drive, Wrlfe a CTtfUNTY LINi OFFICE AT ialei' bepantment. W* are a IN U44 c-o :all or apply Ptrionnel — —— H i.j.l employee benefits paid By Co. Pre. 'BBO MORRIS TURNPIKE IN , Union Leader, ljsl Stuyvesant Separtment. OVERLOOK HOSPITAL OFFICE CLERK REAL ESTATE SALES employment physical required, maker of famous household Ave,, Union, • MATURE PBRSONWANTIB MAL1FBMALE Join a progressive resr estate SHORT HILLS, for bright products and ean offer you a good 19] Morris AV.,Summit 57)1100 to care for elderly woman, 4 or 5 Individuals with, figure salary and an excellent group of — ----•— -'. Ki.J.l Run office machines, light organiiaflon that's currently a ALCAN METALS OVERLOOK HOSPITAL Kjual Opportunity Employer hours a day. Irvinaton area, call filing, driver* licence member of (4) different mult] aptitude, we will qualify company benefits. Apply In person COMPANION for elderly lady,- after 6 p.m., 373.J431, POWDERS tralnies for thl» position by or eall our personnel Department, sleep in or daliy,,;oalloping Hfll TOMorrls Ave., Summit Z73-810O opportunity to advance. Mi. listing SYstems. Estp, not 901 Leh.ph Ave,,Un!on enrollment in our TBLLBR, Oolf .course secf(on of Union, 2H- BquaI opportunity Jlmplover 7GENERAL OFFICf •—— —- K e.2-1 Local Springfield company. necessary. We will train you In all JS3.440P TRAININO PROSRAM. — =-_ • • R 8*2^1 Part time, accurate typing NATIONAL HEALTH AOENCY Our (obs are free I ' facets of the real estate business, An Bquai Opportunity Employer 276.3900 1 , R B 9 1 ARLENE we have J offices that need ENGINEERING AIDE (CIVIL) required. Good opportunity for- se»Hts telephone operators to additional staffing. Call now for an .We offer a good sfaHlng salary COUNTBR piBRIONNlL, Full rlaht person. Apgly_ In person. rtefgit yoluhtsers from Seot, 10 to PIRSONNBLSERVICE J7J. U9. appointment, COLONY based upon experience, along Boyle Midway time summer,nights, Part time TESCO DISTRIBUTORS Nov. i; day shift; Also, night i. 37J Morris Ave,,Sprlngfieia RBALTQM, INC.. 1W7 Morris with free hospltBl.medleal winter, Stanley's Restaurant. 100 Nye Ave,, Irvington • Sst, shifts. Call 371.S6JJ, .. . X 82 1 TO JOB APPLICANIl, Dlv, of American Home Prod, Cora; Pl&Jnfioi^^ad^^: Ave., Union. Iniuranee, pension *nd 3/4-2000. K 82i PART TIME—Retlred J] days pe cheeking account. South Aye. i, Hale St. —— — K a.j.i drlve>, resldtnt of Union County, cranford, N.J, Benefits include pension week. Handandy mmana . DrivDri e sftfltfloor 964-1200 ffitinJiVIfewt 5 hitmtl nsgKWveAppi wagonn . HelHelp InIn MachinMhi e SShoh p Ms from employers ^red by • callfqrappt.S3i.4100,Bxt,S3a Iqual Opportunity Employer Mf CUSTOMER SERVICE g g PAST TYPIST AND PROOFREADER X 8-3-1 finVadent Writ ons Hoir Law 1 Linden, Bti-UK f th«y nayy less msnn tn \MJI-40 Arnerlcan National _™_ • XIJ1We have an opening in our I»ARK C0MMI5II0N FOR X (.9.' REGISTERED PHARMACIST . hourlhly y minimuminimum .w«s« fofor r customer, service department Personnel dent,, Aeme St., Bill. PART TIMB • OenBral ffic fsHBerleneed In Retail arug and ji Bank & Trust handlino adjustments, celleeflen t, MnFrllMPM NIWSPAPER OFFSET SHOP. clinic operations is looking for Mritarm .mijioymsnt ofC II;nity trial balance Butles, Coritaet Paul work. Small local office. Ideal fo do not BiV «mM"S • •!•'•»: Ml South St. Morrlstowjn . Clerk-Typist returning housewife. Must be gooi permanent part time or relief. Call wark n axeaa «f » Hour. IB i Opening exist for a nuat mature Swank or John Mecormlek , , EXCELLENTH with figures and have knowlsdg 686 4109. l An equal opportunity employer Individual to handle diversified Iara«ntwe«i WE WILL TRAIN YOU TO OPERATE of office equipment. Call 964IJ7fa m*m »iBff."SJa.». clerical duties for a notional OPPORTUNITY FOR — — H I1-7 1 BILLING CLERK.X(1 security aaeney. Typing a must. SEROMNT WBLCH SOPHISTICATED TYPESETTING ^ " . —. ——— , RiJ- KJffl * iSS&tiP''SB.' Must ijo good ure typisf with Good sWring salafV end future SCIEN.TIPIC CO, PART TIME Earn extra inepm SALES PERSONNEL : _j good fiat RIGHT PERSON, EQUIPMENT- AND TO DO OFFSET fix or seeept afi ad wh!ih igties Involved, Botentlal. AH company benefits. ]7»70lfJ . _• We are a small office, affiliated anytime, Avallabl* to eyeryon Full time permanent position with .dlisflminafts awnl? pet-sent otheClearn ' elerleamoderin aireondlfloned Arjoly 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Call 7U.1JW, An Bqual Opportunity Employer with s nationwide Insurance PASTEUP. MODERN BUILDING, Enloy ogr new plan, 7611917, opportunity for advancement. 40'Ai yeSf* IP violation Qi ine office. Good sultry ana fringes. company offering a position as a Liberal benefits, Mon,.prl, no Ase piseFiminfltfen in - Call Miss R., 964,»6M, -,-, -•• : •-• iPlnlrtrtorVsinc. COMFORTABL ; E WORKING nights. Apply 10.4, general office Employmenyment AehAct.. contsecontwi.il thMe - . — = R 8,2,1 DELI CLERK typist for our policy• department. Equal Opportunity Employer, VSlsoe.snfanal Hou—r Division .Office Sbio/vMllburn Ave. : ' Ideal working condltoni plus all CONDITIONS, ,. MRS, COLEMAN MILLER ofihgu.iU.S,. DaMrtmen= ^. t of unar MBS. K. KICKBfilN Maplevmod, N.j, ' PULL TiMl benefits. Call June Wolfeeh, Iff. • JB4I Kathleen Terrace "-astf . St.,B Rtj |3S IMS-Edmund'Terrace Second Floor. Room 20! JJifjJB 1744 for appt, CALL MR. MINTZ FOR APPT. Union, N.J, 07013 W.T. GRANT CO. at 9 70 Bread . SL> Room ,FLB,i,l 1JI0 Galloping Hilt Rd,,Union Newark, Union, N,j, 07011 An Bqual Opportunity Srnployor:, w xiii - •$,. H B-2-1 * #16.7700 H M.i — " « B-2-1 DIAL 686-7700 ASK FOR OUR AD-TAKER DIAL 686-7700

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Hdp Hinted Men 4 Women 1 , Help rVanlid Men & Women Busmesi Opportunities HE REPAIR Storm windows and .,] Persian VICTOR CONTRACTOR PAINTING. Lxtirior J, Interior, SI«ph|Tr?oNm, kitchen prlviHgM, female eat ...., Specialiiina in paving, railroad reasflnable Vallsbura (near Seton Mali). 1 relerenees. Call attfr i;30, 374- i.tfren: F.i".t 'frvice we also nd eals Try uv 0(10(1 1 ob. urge rooms, availaBle Aug. 1,1225 StLL ana f"cn.1.r overhead garage adorable kit','". ,' lies, cement work, sod and rail's rrre tstimatn 686 5913 IHVINGTON available Older ,' ! 1f('r1 Qr ^dulls Belgium blocks, 672 3774 monthly. Hear supplied, security Beauty Salon lor sale, doors anil electric operatprv Call X 8-23-73 5 tomb out chairs & 375 5800 daily, eves,, 376-'"•-, ,j -• -—— _.__ R a 9 si PBqU UNION CERVONEIiPATRIZIO PAINTING Vriflrpe Schonn Realtors room for gentleman. iOdrverS: Call ,i,ni,iture col I lei mim Sleeping MALE puppies, LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS Interior & fisterier 1 ,3.101 Close to center Reference, 686 X-RAY TECHNOLOGISTS alter 5 PM. 371 7533. i. Terrier. Eart... II, houscbroken, R. Semanski, fully insured 1 .trlient with ANDMASONWORK 8911, it?-! 10 weeks old 379 6991 273 5318 4*7 B78S alter 6 P.m. •£—, 7J — ziiios FULL TIME 8=4 P.M. Bnldiv lit 1471 (RVINGTON Guloramcn Children. FREI 1- B 1-1-17 —— R I 16 61 Studio apartments plus )»!«•' Penonals 10 Weber,. LANDSCAPiNO CONTRACTORi SAVEMONBYI new PART TIME Hnller 8, D.ivis. FHEE Bedroom units in brand Business man or woman, smartlh y F- ROM ,._. — . 5hrubbery1 patios, walks, sod «- We paint top half, you paint tht earden type Building, air furnished IVi garden apt,, •«l!c «!, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 5\.OVA[I1 I I".' tree work. Permanent driveways drapery WITNESS NEEDEDl For GRIFFITH PIANO LO CALl . Bottom. Why take Chances Fully londltloned, carpeting, d riith carpeting, parking, S22O, 617. accident that occurred in AS.P, «, concrete work. Call M Clreelll, insured. and gas Ineluawi, on iil» par^n?, 8-4 P.M. 374 1194 S. Circelll 3711376 "" f NUnBlt\K W, RICHARDS swimming pool privileges, deal 10 Nye Av , Irvinqten on Thurs. July ^. R 17 - - , IL For Expanding Well Equipped Dept. 26, between 1-4'p.m, Cull -W^'J^ IRISH SETTLRPUPS K 351 5401 upper Irvington location, from CAKE 4 FOOD Decoratinq LANDICAPE GARDENER -•• - -..- -. - - - X 8 16 73 ARRTor State Certificate are Eligible Suiinlir". Pastry hnm, p.v.le color, AK* BO«NWftV14 ,1. ANTHONY NARDIELLO .New Lswns Made Monthly OLYMPIC PAINTINOCO, "jORDANBARIS, INC. HouiM for Rent 110 ~ 521 Myrtle Avenue n.wi-ltiC-, Wilton products Spenee Maintenance .Spring cjeanimj EXTERIOR ft INTERIOR rnterpriso'., 601 Wootllnna Ave., .shrub Planting and Pruning Ditch Boy paints. Quality work EXCELLENT SALARIES Roselle Park, N.J. O72OJ Hovlle P^ 341 4410 COLLIE PUPi.AKC 399-2000 ARTIST AVAILABLE to do quick K((] 5 TRl'SillLUE'S .Lawn Repair .Snot seeing and ReasonableFre e""- estimate- - - . Call APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Lime and Mertiliiinq. 6878781. Reallors 380 Stuyvesant Ave, Irv. "room*house, adults preferred, no sketches .Jt parties, club meetings, COMPLETE SET Like new CHAMP «,ir.'l n, MET & pets Available Immediately, S30O i-tc Portraits caricatures, in Black .SHOW :l,'l i'-O'J VERY REASONABLE RATES X 8-23-73 —— ™ Z IS-101 Baby and Toddler furniture. Call C.Merk, 763 6054, INTERIOR PAINTING month plus security, iM-SOT. ,ind white or pastels. Call Swivel rocker, den enair, pair Z'^^Z~~~r: JJJ17 IRVINGTON .."vemmis, lamler 743S139. - HTF61 Pecor.itinq & Papcrhanging 3 rooms, adults only, no pets. (f )o lames, oaas ends, after one 241 Mjlt™ Apiculla, IQV Bryant Aye., Wanted to Bu» 18 Convenierit to shopping. Call Supt, .A. MR. • MRS. F. P. FORD OVERLOOK HOSPITAL 1491. Maintenanci Senilce 65B Spqlfd . 379 713ft. x „ ,7 ) lor appointment. * 134 North Michigan Avenue ANYONE IntfrcltL'tl in H.ivint, ,J ;__ H 8 2 15 193 Morris Ave,, Summit, N.J. m.inlrv P.lfly? CilM »64 9479 ^3'7» Kenllworth. N.j. 07033 R.itny Ki-crivL' C.ill.vr Union Misonrji 66 t -H spaeWlandscaped lot, Formal mature indiviaual (or nafl health 6 FRil iSTIMATIS, 617j717|. rooms, garden apartment, 1st Mrs. Dolan 71,1.414). 9 A M..4 P.M. upholstered antique satin; Doily I 3, S.I. • 7 " ,y% lining room, 1st floor laundry ———^— K 8-i-i agency. Must be nea' ana have ORIQINAL HAND PUPPET excellent condition. floor, adults only. Security, Call FoomT modern Kitchen with eating good speaking voice, salary open. SHOWS, Large and small for all Approximately 50 SO. vfls, avaeaao NEED VACATION MONEYKash MILAN CONSTRUCTION E. ft R, PAINTING ft SANTA'S Contact Mrs. Baker at Union olfiee 399^44 ' —_ Z 8J101 PARTiiS occasions, PUPPET THEATRE jiaia for silver doli.if,, nnld pieces, Complete line of Mason work, new paperhanging. Prompt service. at 687 1983 bet, IS, Mon. Fri. for OF JOV 321.1170 CLIP & SSAVE, U.S. & foreign corns 381 -1595. a, repairs. Asphalt driveways, Neat work, free estimates. 174= needs paving, Orangeburg pipes Near^uyvesant village, 3 large MANAGIR ——i_ R8I3.11 9231, 3741256, 399.0949. ^ HIOHTTOLIFB r-'"ll_" """" K B=2 15 installed. Free estimates, 37I-7W2, X 8 2 73 rooms, 3rd floor, heat, hoi water and supplied, Available immediately. FISCHER DEALERS NEEDS YOU! HELP Freeier, refrigerator, Old Clocks Wanted —— —- H B.JJ.AA DAN'S PAINTINO REALTOR 444-WOO TOOL I DIEMAKER FKSHT ABORTION Any condition- lop prices paid. TONY SOTTOSANTI. Mason AND DECORATING, INT, ft EXT, dishwasher, complete wrought Also clock Repairs M7 4108 Members 7 MultiDle Listings FANTAITIC TOY 8,01 FT LINE !' 1st, class. Must be able to work CALLJ^IO iron furniture set plus never used Contractor. Brick work, stone REASONABLE RATES. FREE 30JSpr!nafleldAve,,Ber|(,Heiahts^ 1973 OUR Jstn YEAR independently. Write io» 1SJB, c-0 washmg machine & dryer. 376-5211 •=— - R 8'16'18 work, sidewalks, steps, additions, ESTIMATES. INSURED. 289-9414, IRVINOTON HIGHEST COMMISSIONS Suburban Publishing Co., 1291 water proofing, All prefessionflll — — X 1-2373 4 rooms, 1st floor, Supply; own gas LARGEST SELECTION or 687.4000. R8.21i BUY AND WLL BOOKS done. Call 372-lOaJ. heat. Sept, 1st, Write BOX 1443, stuyvesant Ave., Union PAINT1N8 WITH DUTCH BOY Real istate BTok1r*Mo"f'gages • , No Collecting R 8.2.1 FOR YOUR NEXT CLUi COLDSPOT 1, 3 door refrigeratr, 321 PARKAVi>CAINFIELD " — — R 8 266 Suburban Publishing, 1291 . No Delivering MISS J, DOTQLI MffTING OR PARTY. tsO.oO, living room chair, 110,00. PL 4 3»00 CALL ME LAST. All masonry FREE iSTIMATIS ituyvosanf Ave., union, 416 Chistnut Sl^OS. Pk. |41=!M6 • No Cash Investment! 71 Halsted Street RiSIRVE YOUR DATE NOW, All in excellent condition. htF.iI Plastering, waterproofing, self 1 family house, outside, S135,' 2, _—, — __ Z 12101 ALSO BOOKING PARTiiS Newark, N,j. 07104 employed and insured work S22J,- 6. J475 and up. Rooms, Don'ldelay! Call COLLECT! . CASH FOR SCRAP haMways, stores and offices, 125 *-- X 8-2-10 """' K1.MS Loac your car, cast iron, guaranteed. A, NUFRIQ, 30 yrs •#MRS. CATHERINE OLUER Ask for Marion, I (303) 673-3455 POOL LEAK? Need repairs ot any PARTIAL Contents of Home * exp. IS 31773. and up. Also, trim, windows and or write SANTA'i parties. Inc. TOOLMAKER newspapers, SO Vents per 100 lbs., sesffela work, very reasonable. • 317 Madison Avenue iund or maintenance? For fast toys +- baby equipment. All intied up bundles free of foreign — —— Ht.l=66 famtM- MUM Exrentinnal apporfunitv, very -fttrei-ml-stfvic-*—C*» DUNHILU- 374 1436 or 9J6.J973, high rate for experienced people. TMeetlent-eentttttorji- m«t#rjS(»_No,_^WWei'T-44-eefri* —TEAMOfHTALtAN MASONS Irvington, N.J, 07111 OAK-RlbGE RiALTY, Healtors, ——— R 130-1 POOLS, 376 4183. 3791347 per Ib, Brass, |usl !J cents per Ih, J7J 1 Small precision plastic molds, Xi-210 and carpenters, we can beautify -tRVINQTON-' ••• " ••------overtime, air conditioned shoe, K 8-215 Hags, ,01, Lead and Batteries, Alp your home, steps, patios, Colonial Arms, 3Vi rooms, AC, ELECTRIC LAWNMOWER, PAPER STOCK CO , J8 J4 So, SOtb Piino Tunini SECRETARY well equipped, ' permanent. sidewalks, etc- Call 673 6313 • 67£, individual thermostat, wall to wan LINTAC PLASTIC, 119 Coil St., Antiques IDA SUNBEAM, St., Irvingten. (prices suijieet to carpet, freeonsig SUBURBAN OFFICE 5 YEARSOLD, REASONAILE 3441. 2 family, 3 over. 4, Aluminum Irvington 399.4300, Change.) per month, see Si siding Taxes S419, asking 137,900, Unique opportunity to assist CALL 276-40S9 /_— R 8.966 PIANO TUNINO Myr e A writer tor international Antique Clock Master . f- — HJf.ll RETIRED MASON INSTALLS AND " "' M-3-101 For appointment call GorciycB TYPIST-DICTAPHONE, with 'xiJij REPAIRINO Agey,, Realtor, !31 Chestnut St., mag a I inf. Creative experience, 50 wpm, to work in Repairs,,sales, foreign 8. domestic WHEEL eHAIR.150. Walker, S10. TV SET WANTED NEW,_8IiP,_AND Mmm IRVINOTON opportunity.31 hr. week. Fee Picked up S,delivered. ilMjU^ portable, Biw A color, vacuum J, ZIDON1K 3 rooms, 1st floor, modern garden Roselle, 241 3442. z ».} ni pleasant office .with liberal Crutches, chrome forearm clasps, II occupancy, paid. Call Today I benefits. An • equal opportunity 110. Commode, 110. Admiral cleaners wanted 487 4674, OR 63075 apartment, Sept. ANTIQUELY YOURS — X 12.18 — —— R 9.27,66 X tf.74 iflO, 3711910. employer MF. For appointment refrig. U0. Good condition. Is. 3. Z83101 Wvom'lna'WtlBn, 3 bedroom ARLENE call 272 B70Q, Argonaut Insurance 2310 Morris Ave., Union 9U7 ALL MASONRY-Steps, PIANOS TUNED PERSONNEL SERVICE 379- OT5 webuy&sell, , ______XB-2.15 sidewalks, waterproofing. Self ALSO IRVINGTON co)SW.?move:in condition, nice|y Co., 14 Commerce dr., Crmford. Istate sales conducted. Ait Conditioning 22 PIANOI RiPAIRED 6.I.R1FRIGIRAT0R employed. Insured. A, Very deslraBle JVJ rooms.1150, 373 MorrisAve., Springfield ZAPPULLO, MU 76476 or IS 2. C. OOSCiNSK! • IS 5.4816 available immediately, ll'icu, ft. H tf.74 x i-a.r 372.5511 between AIRCONDITIONINOft ALSO 3Mirooms.Il 60, availaBle SiCRETARY TYPIST PIANO TUNING Sept. 1, Call 371-2722. „,„ Low taxes. Ask ing REFRIOiRATIQN REPAIRS AL GENIS CONSULTINO AND REPAIRS. Principals only 762 5197. BE OVERWHELMED! SUMMIT Flu Mirket IOB COMMERCIAL 1, DOMIESTIC MASON CONTRACTOR STEPS RBASONAiLi RATES. CALL CORNER CABINET—Oak, top, 3 CALL 862 3368. 2311102 and IJSM94, IRVINOTON So many UN BELIEVABLE nf Alert individual needed for K 1.9.22 "SIDEWALKS. PATIOS Vfi large rooms, sun porch a. 'MOUNTAINSIDE positions are open NOW! Good diversified typing of forms, Roselle Pit. Historical shelves! glass doors; bottom, 1 SPECIALIZE IN SMALL JOIS sunparlor, modern kitchen, file skills will get you anywhere! Fees ills starting salary raise society Sat, Sept. 15ln. shelf, oak. Excellent condition. 147 RAY AVE,, UNION, N,j, bath, supply own heat, AvailaBle PICTURI PRETTY review 3 mas. 31 hrs . paid Space Available 15. Reasonable, 371.7330 416.4815 or 686-1427 pal Can "Jane Coope'. HI 3050, Asphalt Driveways 25 Plumbing I Heating 75 Immediately, Write lox 1639, CO IEMTML Snelllng 5, Inelling, is Ward benefits. Call today! Our lobs ilS 5422 i24i, 1317. —— — X 1.215 —— Htf64 Suburban Publishing 1291 UDAiY are free. _^U_ — z 13.10B WINO IOFA AND CHAIR-brand ituyvesant Ave,, Union, TREES ». VBLVET-LIKB Blm'ld: new floor sample. Early American ASPHALT Driveways, Rarking . PLUMB! NO *, HI ATI NO LAWNI, ATTRACTIVE HALL, ARLENE Moving & Storage LAROE LIVINO ROOM WITH 12 print discontinued faBrie. 1350, lots. An work done with power Repairs, remodeling, violations. PIRSQNNIL^IRVICI Gifige Sales PLUBSER-S FURNITURE roller. All kinds masonry. James Bathrooms, kitejiens, hot water s hot water, self .WOODIURNINO FIREPLACE, SfCRETARY 841 Springfield Ave,, Irvlngion LaMorgese, li Paine Ave., Iry. boilers, steam & Hot water 'GRACIOUS DININOROQM, 372 Morris Ave,/" Springfield MILLER'S MOVING. systems. Modern sewer cleaning. MODERN KITCHHN WITH IRVINGTON-MAPLEWOOD , X 8.3.1 Reasonable rates — storage — free MUST SELL: Loads of antiques- BEDROOM I1T—I pc. Italian Commercial & residence. Call BATING SPACE, 3 VERY WELL AREA Cut glass, china, sterling, coin estimates. Insured, local.long Herb friefler, ES 20640. PLANNED B1DROOMS. 2 TILE Fruitwood, incl. double bed, triple j MAROARET KANZLIR distance, shore specials, S45.J298. $150 silver Hiesey, old frames, and lee = "" "— X t-f ^75 IRVINGTON BATHS (STALL SHOWER! W-W TYPIST BOX, Limoge dinner service, dresser, much more, very good ~ 1335 Morris Avenue _^ R 9.2067 Assist controller in diversified condition. Call 3iif!9B SUPERIOR PLUMBING » 6 room apartment. 1st floor, CARPET THROUGHOUT, career opportunity. Steno . Agency in center of Mlllburn Duncan Phyfe dining room set, old Union, N.J, 07011 Available September 1, rent plus CENTRALLY AIR desires typist to do office work 1 bottles, odd furniture, household KELLY MOVERS HEATINO. Oas heat inst. Repairs, typing and a flair for Befall STEREO FISHER 1 Speaker Remodeling, Electric Sewer security. 399U19 CONDITIONED; OIL HIAT. essential. 35 hrs, eomelet pd learn general insurance, ]J hr goods, many other items new and LOCAL 8. LONO DISTANCE 18.2.101 COMPORTABLB PORCH, benefits - can Interview now! week, pleasant working Old. Aug 4 and 5th, lOAM-S PM. 324 Systems 3 Yrs. old. IIDROOM Carpintrj 32 AgentNorth American Van Lines. cleaning, 24~hr, sve. 374.6887, DOUBLE GARAOE, TAXES Our lobs are free. Call today. conditions. Call 467-0400 Longylew Dr., Mountainside, 232, Twin Beds Double Dresser, The QENTLEmen movers. ------i X t-f ^75 IRVINGTON ONLY 11400, EARLY K 1.2.1 3063. Mahogany, DININO ROOM Five rooms plus basement den. (Mahogany) 4chairs Table Buffet. eARPENfRV~I"p"A|NTINO All 382.1310 utilities. Purn, a-e optional, (2J0- POSSEIIION, 174,000, ARLiNE —— - R 8-212 phases, additions, alterations, R t-f-67 Rest Homes 79 LEEK. WAR ING, REALTOR TYPIST HOUSE 6 GARAGE SALE: our Call 925666>. SHORTLINE MOVERS J7J Month. Write Box 1640 cfl PIRSONNELSERVICE Experienced, also assist in water paneling. Good work done. Free PACKAGING 8. STORAGE Suburban Publishing 1291 375- 3395 loss IS your gain. Now selling H 8-2.15 estimates, 2268540 alter 5 p.m. APPLIANCB MOVING — 34 food resting lab. JWday week. contents of house. Living room, Chlia'l euiiom built playhouse S31, v CHERRY MILL Rest Home for the Stuyvesant Ave., Union, II1, Broad St., Westf leld 332.740J 37JMorris Ave., Ipringfleld good advancement, Youth bed, S20, Bike with training HOUR S1RVICE. 4147247, Aged and Retired . home like H 8-2-101 X8-J-1 Apply in traditional furniture, yellow print CARPHNTBR—Contractor, all —___——_ , R t.f.67 person, couch, drapes to match, lamps, wheels II, Rail fence 110, Call 241. types remodeling. Kitchens and atmosphere; State approved, soo IRVINGTON (Upper) GARDEN STATE LAB tables, pair of gold chairs, dining 72i9. Cherry st,, Ellt, EL 3-7657 5 rooms, Snd floor, private home, NEW PROVIDBNCB • H 8-3.15 .bathrooms, dormers, additions. just painted, Immaculate 399 Stuyvesant Ave., Irvington room . mahogany, hreakfrpnt, Repair a, alterations, insured, R, Florida Spociallst UNDER $50,000 RIM buffet, fable 8. 6 chairs, den SOPA, avocado, scotch guard condition, shades i, drapes By ielig. Brand new. Meinie, 617,2948. throughout, wall to wall carpeting 3 bedroom IVi bath Raneh.144,000, SECRETARY furniture, modern rust sofa, — — Kt.f.Sl Roofing & Siding 80 4 bedroem 3 bath Cape . 146,900, 3 TYPIST-PART TIME stainless legs & trim, student desk, Reasonable. In livlngroom, all utilities supplied Typing from lists, call Monday 1 to Call 2760744 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR including heat 4 appliances bedroom, ivt B«tn •xoanded baby crib, baby carriage, playpen, DON'S Ranch, 147,900,3 bedroom 1V4 bath 3 & Tuesday, 9 to 12, 447.]il2 Ask • R 8-2-15 All types remodeling, additions, Convenient to transportation & SALES'DEPT. professional hair dryer, clothes si, .ROOFING, Ranch, $49,900, for Jack or Martin 5 to 7 8. si 1214, Also men's clothes, • ipROOM—5 pc,, kitchen set, repairs 8, alterations. Insured. ECONOMY MOVERS, INC. Ail types. Newer Repairs Gutters. shopping, available immediately, — X B.J.I assorted bric-a-brac. Sale starts chairs, stove, sink. Dining room Wm. P. Riviere, 6B8 7296, Local & Long DistancB Leaders.Chimneys. Insured. Olympic Park area, between CALL464-9700 UNCOMMONLY TYPiST-Statistlcal, good with Sat, Aug. 4, 106 p.m.i Sun, Aug 5, fixture, very good condition. Call — — —— K 10-35-32 Call 374.4MS Stuyvesant Av. B, 40th St. MJI Plus DON ALBECKER, MOR. securityTCall 375.5233, , now for appointment. DIVERSIFIED figures for Maptewood CP A office. 106, 762-5198, 314 Richmond Ave,, 9.1 p.m. only 379.3514. Union N.j, XtflO ZB2 01 Call 761.4441 between 9 a.m. . I So, Orange, 687-0035 Hit 47 GENERAL CONTRACTOR UNUSUALLY p.m. " : R 8.3-13 8 PC, DINING Room set. Duncan Carpeting 33 MAPLEWOOD Crestview Agency Realtor R121 Roof ing-gutters.sidmg.additions- INTERESTING GARAGE SALE! Private. FhyFe 6 pc,. bedroom set with alteralions:palnting-ciuallty work. 5 rooms, 1st floor 319 Springfield Av., Berk. Hfs, TYPIST Typewriter, window fan, unique spring a mattress. Very good MOVING Reasonable prices. Free estimate. Available immediately Eves: <64.5704orM5.9SS6 condition, 686-0539 after a P.M, CARPET INSTALLiD tt» month, oarage* , _ ZJ.S.111 An extraordinary kind of brieabrac, Sat, t. Sun., Aug, 4*5, WalNtowali. Plus repairs Local & Long Distance we have several permanent 8 Duponf Place, Irvington, R 8-215 Free Estimates " " ' ° X Tf.80 yard, can ,7^914 NORTH PLAINPllLD secretarial iob that calls for positions interesting & diversified. Italialian Experienced, Call Andy. 9 YR. B1LBVEL, 8 rms., .VI an extraordinary kind of all- Ri'3,12 SOFA, Blue & avocado, Insured SPRINGFIELD ROOFING SVC. Experience preferred. Good Provincial l fruitwood frameframe, ,cucurr 7556781 (Keep us moving and you save) baths, 2 car gar welec, dr, opener around person. It's a salary, merit Increases, excellent Sat. 8. Sun,, Aug. 4 — 1,1 a.m. to 6 •— K I-16,33 Roof ing. Leaaers.Qutters. Repairs on Ige. beautifully iandseaped (oi responsible position that benefits. For appointment, 624. velvetlt , practicalltill y new . excellent Call now for Free istimates ORANDPRIX p.m. Step ladders, extension buy. Call 371.0415, mornings.^ __ PAUL'S AA8.M MOVING 310 Franklin PI,, Plainfleld wtrees in town's finest residential involves, among other things, ladder, mason fools, mixing pans, Phone 3791984 or 9649163 neighborood, w-in walking handling correspondence, large l bedroom, air conditloneei pump jacks with planks, garden DINING ROOM . Mahogany", 36 • 1931 Vauxhaii Rd., Union XTFBO apt. Available Aug. i. Call 753-9588, distanee schools 1, short drive to some statistical typing pricing tools, chairs, fable, 14 window Inlaid wood table, excellent RM..7 WILLIAM H.VEIT all kinds of shopping. 1 B|K. from . work, some steno and even TRAVELERS - casing 8, trim moulding, motors, condition. Rattan sectional, table AFTERNOONS—EVENINGS Roofing—Seamless Gutters buses to NwK., N.Y, 8. other more, A minimum of 1 year's tools, fishing poles, sinkers, 10 pc. HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL JO?? Free estimates. Do own work, JL MRS. ANN WAYNE lamps, other items; call evening, PARK Inc. "The Cemetery WEEKENDS praces. 5 min, dr, to train. Many related experience plus good INSURANCE CO. dining room (100, Dresses, coats, Light hauling e. moving. Prompt, NrJ, insured Since 1932, 373,1113 " 411 W, Linden Avenue extras too numerous to adv. secretarial skills are required. 494 1RQADST, .NEWARK, N.J. drapes, bed spreads a. knlck ™'"•«>»• 1*15 Beautiful" Sluyvesant Ave,, Union courteous service. Call 241.9791 Linden, N.j, 07016 155,000: For details phone 7571188, Good starting salary, full and H 1468 Stuyvesant Av., Un. Mua.4300 Equal Opportunity Employer MP naeks, 388 Myrtle Ave,, Irv. MOVING . for sale, refrigerator, 3 6 — — Rtf. a I ROOMS—Tile Kitchen, bath. '" H 1.3.111 excellent company benefits. 373 9464 1t'd ; ROOFING & REPAIRS, ALSO Utilities supplied. One adult RO Call Personnel Department for WAITRISIES-Fulr time nights panel folding screen, full set of golf L1AOERS 8, GUTTERS. • • K ilia clubs, plus other items, call preferred. References, Newly A Ranch To See..., appointment, 145-6300. year round position. Good family Electrical Repairs 44 Music, Dancing, Dramatic 69 ALTERATIONS. FREE painted. Rent »1IO, Near Center, trade, Stanley's Restaurant. 376 Between 4-B PAA. 617.9401. ESTIMATES, M7.50i9.ASK FOR and you'll love it! Golf Club SOO0. lost'&'Found" section-beautifully landscaped- WEST! N8H0USB Washer ft • LECTRieALWORKDONE secluded rear yird, SpaeTous K 121 EXPERIENCED Teacher with X.1.1610 living, ouarters In 10 rooms, HEXACQH WAITRESS dryerer, in running e eondis - NO JOB TOO SMALL. degree in violin. Can teach violin LOSTi Passbook No, 87915 Howard CALL 3i2.6519 DAYS KNUTELSKj BROS. "'roo'Jr- apartment mm llylng •xtrai Inel.: 3 Ac's, Washer, FULLTIME savins* institute, stuyvesant tlonS25each. and viola. All Levels. Experience room. Bedroom, kitchen Near Dryer, carpeting, etc. ELECTRIC CO. CALL 416.7054 after 6 p.m. IVIS. CALL 352,3548 ^ wit^ h Suiuki Method. 6I7.HW, ROOFINOCL 1739476, Ave., Irvington iraneh. Please R 8-2-15 Hi Roofing, Leaders, Gutters, Free shop e. buses, BOX 1M2 eo 161 w. Clay ave. R 1J1 return to bank, -. _. . PORTABLE SAUNA t 1st, 382.!1386. Call 3331442 after 5, Suburban Publishing 1!»1 Roselle Park, N.j. All Fiberglass JOHN POLITO .Licensed CERTIFIED Musle Teaehep. X 8-1M0 ituyvesant Ave., Union, • Equal Opportunity Employer MF BEVIRLY ANNIUISKI Like new llectrical Contractor. Repairs 8, Teaching privately in my home, 396 Whitewoqd Road 4I7.6668 maintenance. No joB toe small, piino, oroan, voice. Call 37a.}lM UNION, Union, N.J. 0701J R 1.3.15 call us for prompt service, 1L !• for appointment. Sowing Machine Repairs S3 3 room apartment SECRETARY JR. forrenh Immediately. D.F. PRISGOLLSALTOI SWlfCHIOARD KiYPUflcKiYP H iVBRYTHINBMUSTSO M> PHONB 3451111/ For sales Imports organization. REGISTER TODADAYY r - ' - «,.,.« LOST: BANKBOOK No. 42867, Italian Renaissance bedroom, —•--—.-.— ___--- — lewlni Machines — Vacuum IMW.SndAve. Rosille Two girl office, Bood typing and First National State lank of N.J. 4 pieces, black Angus rotlssirie Odd jobs 70 Cleaners repaired, all makes, steno required. Hqspitalliation west Irvington Iraneh. please Furniture Ripiifs SO 1 82.101 and paid vacation. Call Mary never used, M6137J. 1 year guarantee on work, -ROSBLLB Ellen, 2410S00 return to bank, • K EmNiSia?a © Temporaries — R 8-2-14 OUTBOARD MOTOR 7HP E;ka FU RN ITU RiTJoi-lSHINO JUNK' REMOVED and light Z 8 16 83 4 room apartment, 3nd floor, hea* X »M 8. hot water supplied, no pets Cape Cod... No fee to you HI rate' GOLD CROSS and chain with air cooled, remote tank, carrier REPAIRING, ANTIQUES trucking Home", businesses or In excellent cond.Nlce location. Service Dispatcher 1995 Morris Ave., Union 964-1301 figure of Jesus on it, lost Myrtle or Mono, excellent condition Asking m-STORCD REFINISHING stores Basements, 'allies, yards Business couple Sept 1 After 5 P M 687 7269 Basement-Full...1st Lev.-LR., 2 to receive service calls and 101 N, Wood Ave., Linden 925-1601 Springfield Aver,,, Irvington SliO fall 6B7 (.943 HI-NBY RlJFT CALL MU | 5665^ cleaned Ri-asonable Call Bill Tile Work BR-s, Tile Bath, Kit., Dinette, Rr. dispatch servicemen typing HB-3- About 6-7 weeks ago. (Reward) X8 3 15 7563240. end. Porch... 2nd Lev. required Must have pleasant Call 372-7100, 2 WEIMAN End tables fruitwood, Mtf UNION 2BR's...Garage atl'ch. Low personal! ly and be able to handle WOMENM-P R 8 2-14 7 ladies chairs, 2 round cocktail 52 ODD JOBS ANTHONY DE N1COLO TILE 4 rooms, 2nd floor, rent 1255 Plus taxes... Price 134,900. complaints intelligently Company tables, glass limp table, lanrtps Garage Doois WANTED CONTRACTOR Kitchens, utilities No pets Adults Available Phone 245-8107 day or eves. ben* fits Irvington location Ask Wonted for light assembly All Excellent condition Call 379 Bathrooms 8. Repairs Estimates immediately 687 5023 or Hi 4395 Pleasant working conditions. . , CALL 376 0716 for Mr Filo 373 6789 Merchandise (or Sale 15 2757 ASK FOR LARRY Cheerfully Given A86 5550 D.F. DRISCOLL REALTOR - X 82 1 Fringe benefits. Call or apply K8315 AUTOMATIC OPERATORS Z TF BB 140 W. 2nd Ave.' Roselle WM.KRATTCO. INSTALLED S. SERVICED X 7 76 70 VAILSBURG MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. 3 rooms. Isabella Avenue; 4 Silk Screen Printer 98S Johnson PI. Ui.ion CRAFT SUPPLIES pottery cl=iy clothes dryer camping DAVF 8, SONS ELECTRONIC5 ROSELLE 68B-S600 wheels kiln', tnols JUNK FOR DUMP rooms, 17lh Avenue. 3 Bedroom Custom built Colonial. Experienced, steady lob with O T looms wool equipment gla'sware, Christmas 02TO Ire* Service 89 top pay and benetlls —^—^— R 8-2-1 heads. Candle need CRAFT Homeowners-furnitur-e contact Realty Owner retiring Asking 134,900 terns—Call — appliances, wood and metals- 373 8996 For appt —Call Gorciyca Agcy,. WOMAN-MAN Coloiua rj7A 0210 373 3134 GARAGE DOORS INSTALLED, removed Yards, cellars, garages . ^-=- Z, 8 3 101 ARISTON INC. H8315 oiragi extensions, repairs a B « V TREE SERVICE Realtor, 331 Chestnut St , Roselle, 485 Dloy St .Hillside Part Time, for light equlpmmt - xe 2 15 cleaned Reasonable 335 3713 241-3443. DINING ROOM SUITE, custom •rrvitp. ,.|ectnc operators and SPECIALIZING IN TRIMMING 687 0200 manufacturer. Flexible hours. HEALTH FOODS We carry a ful AskforMr-Chichclo. 3 moms, adults only, heat 8. hot • — Zfl-3-111 — , X B 2 1 Sharpen knives in machine shop built Oval extension table, 6 radiocontrols Stevens Overhead • Xfl-2-70 AND REMOVAL REASONABLE water, 3rd floor. Available Sept. hne of natural foods honey, salt chairs, breakfront with glass Door Co Ch 1074? SO. ORANGE SITTER WANTED for area. free a. sugarless foods, nuts RATES. FULLY INSURED. Call 1st, 373 3615. doors; like new. 3761911. . Rtf,52 ATTENTION 636 7717 or 264-8513 , »- Z 8-3-101 Marshall School - facing beautiful kindergarten boy, days For FOSTERS, ALLEN INC. IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOD R 0 2-15 z f e Grove Park, 3 bedrooms, modern working mother *>prlngfifld For STORE, 9 Orange Ave Irv 372 HOMEOWNERS! VAUXHALL kitchen. 30's. Principals only. 743- Information call 376 3916 after 6 Chatham, NJ. 635 7767 6893 SUMMIT HEALTH FOOD POWER TOOLS Guns 53 Attics, cellars, garages and yards TREB SERVICE 3 room 8.3 room pm Mr, Crosio. STORE 494 Springfield cleaned; all dirt and rubbish All Phases of Work apartments. Drills-'/., in., 10.88 Free Estimates - Prompt Service '- Z 8-2-111 X 8 2 1 5ummlt CR 7 3050 DrillS-lii in., 19.88 removed Leaders and gutters Call 6880178. . _ R—Sophomore or Junior WORK YOUR OWN HOURS, 17.50 — Rtf 15 cleaned; trucking. Very 3767596 7. 8-2 101 , ' Trimmers, 111,95 GUNS bought, sold, exchanged. Z 8-23 89 SPRINGFIELD Dayton Regional MS, or in per hour commission. Sell Sarah MATTRESSES, FACTORY Saws, S15.95 all gunimiihinq done on premises reasonable rates. VAUXHALL Springfield 4 afternoons a week Coventry icwelrv no invcitmnit RFJECTS FROM 8 95 Bedding Rosenbcrri s Gun Shop, 23*5 5 rooms, adults only, also COME GAPE 634 t«l I 8. 862 0764 8. • 18 4986 Unlo f Call 763 6054 References Manufacturers 153 N Park St SKIL CORP Sprinqfield Avrnue, [| p 3 furnished room for genlleman. AT THIS CAPE! Lovely 4 467 0334 bast Orange, open 9 9, also 605 T 5 . — H t-f-70 Tutoring 91 bedrooms, modern kitchen, self KB 3 1 611 ROUTE NO. 23, HILLSIDE Call all day. sat 8. sun 6863633 west Front St , Plainfleld 8 TO 5 DAILY, 8 TO 1 SAT. HANDY MAN, Small |obs, Paint, _ ZB 3-101 cleaning oven, dlnlngroom, central STUDENTS — HOUSEWIVES- Situations Wanted • Xttl5 686 6350 56 Carpentry, Paneling, Block. AC. Mint condition! Low 50's. HANDICAPPED PEOPLE —Wi K 7 19 15 Home Improvements Ceilings, Repair & Clean Windows TUTORING Qualified teacher have a new deal tor you Willing to & Gutters Call 6D7 7561 wishes to tutor grades 4 8, Math, Apartments Wanted 102 OAK RIDGE REALTY make extra money in your spare PIANO RENTAL HTF-70 Fngllsh and Reading. Please call REALTORS 376-4B22 HOUSECLEANING organ rentals from IB 00 Per monlh Dogs, Cats, Pets 17 372 Morris Ave., Springfield time, tor that vacation or new bike By insured trained men with own AZAAAT SUMMER CLEANUP TIME IS 276 1B56 after 5 pm „. ,_, 1 or anything Brockwell Co Call applicable to purchase •• CONSTRUCTION CO. .American Italian business ' — 28 3 111 equipment. One time or regular HERE. YARDS, CELLARS AND woman wishes 3 room apartment 64383 1 service. Backed by Blue Chip RONDO MUSIC AT HUMANE SOCIETY, Sheps, "'•novations, additions, DEBRIS CLEANED AND College Senior wilh Top SUMMIT .— " X 8 33 1 Corp. Also floors, walls, rugs, MWY 22 AT VAUXHALL RD Pikinnese, Poodles st Bernard "model,,,,,, painting, paper REMOVED. CALL TOM, 926-4041. References for General Tutoring In Union. Rent reasonable: MU 7 windows, furniture, cleaned in UNION 687 3250 others Pups, kittens, mixed banqini) m.isonry work ALL X 8-23-70 At your convenience, with 1060, 5 6:30 P.M. TOP LOCATION Switchboard Opr. your home. Call for free est. K tf 15 breeds. BOARDING WORK TO SUIT VOUR NEEDS Transportation Provided. 352 1383 — ~ Z 8 2 103 In the much sought after Tall Oaks DOMESTICARE MAYTAG heavy duty com CREMATION. Open 7 days, 10 No mb loo small 467 1710, after 5 fainting & Paperhanging Reasonable Rates'- MATURE RGipomlble, wants 2V-, area of New Providence we offer a Full time position Short Hills 379-5717 operated wa'hers S150 Dryers AM 8 P M , 124 Evergreen Ave P M ±.l, 766 ,868 to 3 rooms near transportdtlon 8. 3 bedroom colonial featuring Oranges 676 33aB JI00 Fxri-llent condition Nwk 3blks Elii lino, off Rt 18.9 stores, no attic, Sept. or Oct, fireplace In living room, formal a v a I I a b e in ;«t; f Norman s Service 645 Chancellor Reasonable Box 1641 c o Suburban (lining room, den, powder room, 7 J. JAMNIK headquarters of TRAINED NURSE dp'.lrps private Ave , Irvington 374 9050 CHIHUAHUA PUPS. AKC.'' Janitorial Services ,61 A Painting, decorating a, Publishing Co., 1291 Stuyvesanf lovely eat In kitchen Ideal for the duty In home.Own transportation. R8 2 1' Paper, J65. Ready to go. paperhanging Free estimates Real Estate Ave., Union. young exec who has to commute. supermarket chain. Will work in a shift but nights Thrift ft Consignment Shops Only S6i,ooo. Retarded Children Assoc , 137 So Beautiful coloring. Call 687-62B8 or 687 6619 any time —— — Z 8-2102 Busy board requires preferred. References 8, years of Wood Ave, Linden 8M 4522 520 E 241 6515—Rosclle. . JANITORIALSERVICES — X t t 73 BUSINESS WOMAN desires 1 CALL 464-9700 experience. 746 3631. PAINTING, DECORATING bedroom apartment for Sept. 1, experienced competent —— R 6 2 7 2nd Ave Roselle 245 6449 Mon —'— R B-M; Arconipinhed Janitorial me now for appointment thru Sat 10 3 30, Fn CVC5 6 30 9 POODLES—Black and Brown Industiiiii commcrciol, AND PAPER HANGING Real Estate lor Sale 100A occupancy. Prefer vicinity ot operator. PHOTOGRAPHER. Just starting KtflS Minis. English blood line. AKC in'titutional All services nightly, THOMAS G WRIGHT Maplewood. Phone 7465339; 336- out, graduate of German MAYTAG heavy duty coin wffkly monthly Tired ot 755 1444 Crestview Agency Realtor photography School, likes to work reg , shots and wormed Whelped 1 X t-f-73 VACATION HOME SITE 7375 Thurs., Frl. evening, 5at. all 319 Springfield Av, Berk Hts operated washers S150 Dryers 4 29 73 (201) 276 0911 F >" "•-<".' c JVI us, we don't get laiy day as an assistant photographer in an 1100 Excellent condition "'-'^t,mates 333 061Bor 333 »4S8 GARY'S PAINTIING Almost 3 hilly country acres with Eves 464 5704 or* 635 9556 Company benefits Interesting and unique r " , B 8-9.17 SCOTCH PLAINS trpe-.. 350' stream 8. paved road — ——— H 8 3 102 " " • — 2 8-3-111 Norrn-in's Service 64 Chancellor DOG OBEDIENCE—0 week V frontage Fishing. hunting, COUPLE looking for 3-3V-1 rooms include hospitalization. cummerclal studio. Knowledge of Ave , Irvington 374 9050 .course, 135. UNION, WEST- ™ iT_ .RB2 61A INTERIOR 8, EXTERIOR SUMMIT B 6. W, color printing and 4X5 Roofing, Leaders & Gutters Fully camping area of Wan en County, Unionorviclnlly. ReasonableI'ent. R B 3 15 FIELD, ELIZABETH, WOOD near Delaware River Several old Call 686 1372, before 11 AM Si after Surgical, Ma jor studio camera. Call 688-4734. CHEM CLEAN BRIDGE, IRVINGTON and * MR ANTHONY LtSIBCKI Insured, References Reasonable In Before School FURNITURE STRIPPING Free Estimates G HALL 233 3557 buildings in poor condition. Invest 4 PM 4 Bedroom, 2 bath home, on quiet Medical. Life insurqnce, SUMMIT, N.J, DOG COLLEGE 203 Hollywood Avenue After 6pm for recreation 701 733 1944 ——— Z 8,3-103 TYPING AT HOME, GUARANTEED SAFE 687-3393 Union, N J 07083 street In New Providence. •• Coiy Medical and legal experience. — •— X t f 73 -. 78 9 100A YOUNC BUSINESS COUPLE Is living room, cat In kitchen with 37V2 hour week. EXPERTREFINISHING R tf 17 LOOKING FOR A 3 ROOM Excellent skills. Quick service HOMESUPPI IESSOLD 3 OHange 8. PAINTING 0, DECORATING Int Jf" cabinets, i car garage NEED A good home APARTMENT IN UNION OR •146,900 Eves 333 7937 399-9311 1701 E 2nd St ,' cotch Plains beige kittens. 6 weeks old Calf373 62 8, Ext Alterations, paneling Free Apartments for Rent 101. MAPLEWOOD. AUGUST OR R 8-2.7 322 4413 Kitchen Cabinets est Insured K Schrelhofer 687- RICHARDC Interviews between 9 - X TF IS 1419 after 5:30 P.M 8137 days 687 3713 eves & wkends SEPTEMBER 1st, OCCUPANCY HT.F-17 CALL 6BB 8166,7 9 PM, MONDAY A.M. 4 P.M. or call for COLDSPOT 8, 2 door Refrigerator FRIDAY. Business Opportunities 8 LOSTi Dog, white toy ATLAS KITCHENS CO. 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t.^-F-ifcFj^t^i. Thursday, August 2, 1973- B'nai B^rith to hold Beauty contest will highlight Biblical sculpture Record contributions in year leadership training a e annual German folk festival ThThe °lnewes!t flddiadditioI°n Oto Tthe fEBloomfiolfd College art collection is a welded steel sculp- reported by leukemia group course for officers The 90th annual Plattduetsche Volksfest or IB-2S. The nuw queen will receive a round iiip sponsored by the North German Peoples ture by-Dr. Jack Feder of South Orange. The Northern New Jersey Chnptcr of Ihc fiind-raisiiij! activities throughout the year. As The Mill mipuial leadership training Institute to Gorniany, The contest will be in two for inciiininK officers and committee chairmen Festival Society will bo held Aug. 12,13 and IB in categories •- bathing suit and informal dress, "One World," a three-foot representation of Leukemia Society of America, Inc., with 0 result, the Society was able to boost its Sehuetzen Park, 32nd si, and Kennedy allocations toward major programs of Ujukom- of :iit Hiiiii li'rith men's lodges will be eon- Tho contestants of the Miss Sehuotzen Park the Judoo-Christion tradition mounted on headquarters" In Union, announced a record in Boulevard, North Bergen,. walnut, is the first piece of sculpture donated to contributions during the 1971-1972 fiscal year iii research, patient aid and education. iliiilccl hy Ihc Niirlhorn New Jersey Council, Contest must be present on the first day of tho H'n;ii B'riti). ill tile Coronet in Irvington, on The three-day festival, highlighted by a festival. The crowning will be on the third day the College, The work combines tablets of the which ended last month, The increase will make it possible in fund 18 heauty contest, will present many forms of additional medical scientific researchers Thursday Au«. «, at 7:30 p.m. of festival, Sunday, Aug. 19, Ten Commandments with a pierced hand of DT. Frederick Durr, Chapter President, ciuertainmem including folk dancing, choral Christ, working in 18 states and seven countries to find 1 On the first day of tho festival, the annual noted a $100,000 increase over the previous Tin inslilulo's program, announced by' siiiHing, gymnastics, rifle shooting, fun Little Miss Sehuetzen Park Contest will be open year. "This financial year, which topped the cause nnd cure for this disease of the Seymour Woxler. council president, will |n- contests for, children, competition of skill for Dr, Feder's works are included in. the per. blood-forming organs, he said. 1 to girls 8 to 12. Little Miss Sehuetzen Park $300,000 in contributions for the first time, cliidi sonilniirs for committees—community women, three restaurants, five burs, outdoor Queen and her two runner ups. will receive manent exhibits of Seton Hall and Fairloigh certainly is an indication of the active concern The eontniners dif p'ayed in many businesses and veterans' service, program, adult Jewish snack bars, German and American lood and Dickinson Universities in addition to more .and stores reaped Ifii.noo which has been, trophies. All contestants in the contest will our communities feel in the fight against education, membership retention, insurance, drink, a park concert, marching brass bands, receive a prize. than 50 private collections. leukemia," earmarked for expanding pationf aid bulletin and publicity. dancing in two halls, a picnic atmosphere, Dr. Durr said the 10 counties the group service. Since the spirallinB easts of critically parades and rides for children,- , services contributed record amouflis uilh local needed drugs and treatments is expected to go Other seminars will be conducted for new even higher, financial assistance to those lodRe presidents, vice-presidents, financial There is free parking. Admission is $2, for Aiampi is elected suffering from leukemia has paralleled. secretaries and members of the council's board adults and children under 12 are admitted free FEDDERS of governors and alternates. ' when accompanied by a responsible adult area group head Foundation award Likewise, the $0,000 Increase ill returns from Proceeds of the three-day festival are donated special events will be channeled to public and Milton Forsliing, a first vice-president of the to the Fritz Router Home for the aging Now Jersey's secretary of CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING professional education programs. council, is dean of the institute program, Philip (adjeccnt to the park) and other charities. agriculture, Phillip Alampl, given Seton Hal! The Society rdso receives funds from I'odell of Hoselie Is registrar. The climax of the Sunday-Monday-Sunday was reeleetod president of tho For: HOME - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL memorial contributions. These are tax-deduct- Northeastern Association of The National Science Foundation has Additional training seminars ore planned for festival will be the crowning of Miss Sehuetzen 1 FEDDERS OFFERS YOU-Modern Design-Outstanding awarded the Scton Hall University Biology ible donations given regularly by individuals, other Incite committees—Anti-Defamation Park of 1973. Contestants may obtain State Departments of organizations and firms and acknowledged Agriculture fNEASDA) at the Dependability and Value, WE OFFER—45Yeirs experienct in Department a $5,000 grant under its League. BliVO (serving high school boyi), applications from the beauty contest chairman, Siles and Service, on unbeatable combination. You are invited Undergraduate Instructional Scientific with a receipt to the donor. Memorial cards are fund raising, Hillel (serving college students), Sehuetzen Pork, 31G7 Kennedy blvd,, North organization's annual meeting sent to families of people being remembered. held in Absecon. by our satisfied customers to inspect our fine quality Equipment Program, vocational service, Israel, international Bergen, 0T047 or by calling 420-0189, Prospec- installations, Annual fiscal reports are available upon council, leadership development. tive contestants must be of "German extraction, The new vice-president is The grant, under project director Dr. Rita request and futher information on leukemia indoctrination and membership enrollment, single, non-professional and between the ages Frank Walkley, New York CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE Anne Garriek assistant professor of biology, and the programs may be obtained by commissioner of Agriculture will be used to purchase specified equipment contacting the Leukemia Society of America at Wexler said the Northern New Jersey and Markets. John T. Mae- for the improvement of the advanced biology its new offices at 1496 Morris ave.. Union or by Council now has 14,800 paid members in its 39 and Union counties. It is the largest council in donald, Connecticut com- KINGSTON FUEL CO. men's lodges serving communities in Essex, courses. The university will match the award. calling 687-4130 between B and 5, B'nai B'rith'B District Grand Lodge No, 3, missioner of agriculture, was 3)5 Rl. 11 Welt, Hillside Ask F»r Mr, Wtber Hudson, Huntcrdon, Mercer, Middlesex, serving Now Jersey, , Delaware reelected secretary-treasurer. Monmouth. Morris, Pasgalc, Somerset, Sussex and West Virginia, FRIDAY DEADUNl All items other than spot Editor's Quote Book news should be in our [OpenRLZZ FriNlti office by noon on "Our growth depends «••! CLOSED SATURDAYS Friday, OK how many expirinuis in j JULY I AUG. devour, but on ho'.r many ,r< dipest." MODERNIZE -Ralph If'. 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