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•3 Llbraiy-colfimn eminars on SUICI 'Compensations of War' 7a KKNILAVORTH-Teen slrcsses Im- on dealing with pressure and suicide psychologists of the Union County posed by school pressures, jobs, peers, prevention. > •'• Regional High School District No. l, the nisi und cjirccr selection car^ Kid^need4oJ3e^ware that there ore sl new insights on being in battle T5i^anrutiliJied--a-gulder- Teedage- sometimes lead to suicide or attempted people who.care.and.who can help," Suicide," prepared by Maureen Under- has to destroy them airralTd~begiri staid Brearley Director of Guidance BvHOSKI'.SlMON bodies still' had to be carried and Kulcldc. And of the suicidl'H tried, three . wood, a social worker fromSt Clares transported to hospitals. Often he felt anew. Monroe Nbslller. "Our department can Hospital,: Denville. The faculty was SPRINGFIELD- Following are cur- rently popular books at the Springfield as If he-were participating in a movie. COMPUTER GUIDE _ These facUsoind'more were presented PtQvjdeJhese students with as much In- then presented with the materials and —LJChe-Word Processing-RookA-By- lo T.1A David Breufcley Regional High formation that is available and also -l4e-felKhal-lhese-«(periencefrhad-glv«n— objectives, and their help solicited, y him confidence, initiative, courage, PeterA. McWIlliams. School students '-during week-long make referrals, if necessary. We want Tho results evoked; Into 50-mlnute World War I Ambulumi' Itrlvrr This book iB written for the "absolute presentations In Khelish classroomH. .... them to know wo are sensitive, to their "The Compensations.' of Wur,"by saying "I wouldn't trade this pastyear 1 presentations to the students on thB_ ror any other five years of my life." He novice", as the author was only two The purpose was to niake students needs? ~. ~~ s (iuy Kmerson Bowcrrtian, Jr. historical perspectives of suicide, per-' was awarded the Croix de Guerre. years ago. After reviewing a brief jiwuri>ortht>problemnmlinstructthem / An outgrowth, of an In-service At the uge of 20, the Idaho-born. sonal and cultural attitudes toward TWO IN ONK history of.computers, he tells us that suicide, evaluating suicidal-potential uuthor left Yale to serve in World War I "word processing machines are tools UK an umbulance driver attached to a "Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter," by and offering suggestions on what to do Marco Vargas Llosa. ' that serve the word processing that Fishing clinic will begin about feelings regardlngsulclde— French Division. After a year and a half goes on in the ultimate word J he returned home, marrled^went into The author-a prominent South "I'm .very much concerned because American novelist- is an entertaining processor-the human mind." He ex- the banking business, then managed an plains clearly how that- works;-the adolescent suicide is a high-incidence exporting firm in Los Angeles until his storyteller. With his light, breezy touch, at^Brearleyifext month national problem," said Superintendent he gives us a taste of, the culture and machine allows maximum flexibility in death in 11(47. alteration, change, correction, revi- KKNJhWOKTH-The Watchung concentrating on offshore, giant tuna, of Schools Dr, Donald Merachriik. He was quite unprepared ~, for the politics of his part of the world. Saltwater Klshing Club begins its 16th and shark fishing, work with fishing "Because of this it is extremely impor- This novel is a combination of two sion, and expansion, and then will print rigors of the conflict, the kind of. out any number of printed copies, year of fishing instruction at David electronics,-rig baits, study some fjsh tant that students in • the regional courage required, the reduction of all stories: Mario, 1H, wrfs a first year law Hrearley Regional High School in biology/behavior, and a little naviga- district become aware of the problem human beings to one common student and u worker al a mediocre Personal computers can be Kcnilworlh next month. Acknowledged tion. Pete Barrett, editor of The Fisher- and how to combat it." „• . denominator in the face of death, but he radio station in Lima, Peru, when he understood by anyone familiar with a experts and club members will'present man; Steve Pepc, captain of the. Nancy NelsonrP-guidance counselor concluded that was "still has iU> com- met his recently-divorced Aunt Julia TV set and a typewriter, but must first _ , SUICIDE AWARENESS DISCUSSION—Participating in suicide awareness and lx>lh inshore and offshore blue water charter boat "Sabre"; Al Kistore, at the highlschool, was responsible for pensations for those who live." from Bolivia. They flirt, they have an learn the language and symbols con- preventlondtecusslohs are (from left) David Brearley Regional High School Direc- courses. The courses-are coordinated famous authorand fisherman's council organizing the program and; along with His sensitivity to his surroundings affair, and they eventually marry. nected with computers. The six main tor of Guidance, Monroe Nesiler, Brearley counselor Nancy Nelsonand students by. John Wilkinson-contributing author representative; Doug Rusch, offshore counselors Joanne Jakubik and Maria was apparent as w.e read of his reac- Simultaneously, there is a series of -components of a personal computing Ken Grles, Maria Maley and Tony Costa. Discussions are part of Union: County to' The Fisherman. With the club's . specialist from Sportmans's Outfitters^ Settimo, conducted it. The program will tions lo the beauty of the miles of coun- anecdotes written about Pedro Com- system are: the main computer (with years of teaching experience, and a. Regional School District's ongoing program to stay on topjjf such serious Issues and representatives from nationally be available to the other three regional tryside, his pain on seeing the convales- acho, another Bolivian, who is an its CPU, RAM, ROM), the video screen, that plague'sfudents today. • • . • • committee with literally centuries of known marine electronics firms will be cent and wounded soldiers (frozen, unusual scriptwriter. His soap operas the keyboard dike a typewriter) disc fishing experience, Watchung is an ex- high schools in the district: Governor the featured speakers. Livingston, Berkeley Heights; Arthur gassed, amputees); the splendid old are both bizarre and grotesque; he drivers (they record information on perienced New Jersey group conduc-. Both courses will be held In conjunc- castles, the fresh-faced American girl himself dresses as his characters disks), program (the software tells the ling fishing clinics.- *. • ' . L. Johnson, Clark; and. Jonathan tion" with the adult education program Dayton, Springfield. A follow-up pro- telephone operators, bombed out would. The complexity of his plots and computer what to do). Each of these Author's book leads to incident During the seven-week inshore at David Brearley Regional High gram will be presented in the spring. villages, roads too muddy, too dusty. characters become so confused that he components is explained fully. courses, lectures and personal in- School in Kenilworth. They begin on MOUNTAINSIDE-Apparently, was placed on I he front lawn of former And freshmen next year will receive Bowerman describes the Mountainside Police Chief William struction will cover topics including: Monday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m. and con- the information. some people "can't separate fiction from Mountain bo*Gu2h councilman Timothy tinue on Mondays at the same time. disagreeable sea voyage <14 days), a Alder said that this was the first such fishing from your own boat, party "Personal problems can and do af- naval battle between two destroyers, fact. Bcnford. Benford. whose latest book is incident reported in aljeast 17 years! boats, and cliurter boats; fishing from Course fees are $29 for the Inshore and On Monday, a burning Nazi swastika called "HitleVs Daughter", reported fect academic performance," noted his successive camps, daily routines, the storyline of "Hitler's Daughter'-' tesfiaysr ttfld^letst-ter-— $35 for the' Offshore, and include all Nestler. "So, as educators, we have to letters from home, loneliness, (later that he was awakened by his dog bark- is- that in the last days of the Third minal tackle, knots, and equipment course materials, instructional charts, Sannino honored ing and looked outside. Seeing whal he consider the 'whole' student if we want, friendships grew). The ambulance Heich.a pregnant woman carrying the care. Speakers include: Milt Rosko, and booklets. There will be door prizes to provide proper services."' drives were subject to numerous shell- SPRINGFIELD- Maria Sannino, believed at the time to be a tree burning unborn child of- Adolf Hitler was Jersey Coast expert and. famous awarded and certificates issued to on his front lawn, the former coun- Other guidance department ings, on the ground and bombings from Battle Hill Avenue, has-been named in spirited out of Europe on a German U-. author; Dick Kondak, internationalbig • those completing both courses. the air. cilmani'alled police for help. boat. Thirty-nine years later, the child offerings—outside of course selections the 198-1 edition of Who's Who Among . game tournament specialist •„ and For further information contact: and college or career choices—include Yet ambulances still had to be driven, When Benford went outsit)e, he realiz- is the subject of a search by a Nazi Rich Mickelsen (738-9444), Harry Students in American Universities and technical representative for alcohol and substance abuse Informa- Colleges. Sannino attends Upsala Col- ed it was a wooden swastika. He ex- hunter, who believes the child is one of Hydrasporls boats; Art Hilliard, cap- Linkin ('376-6300), or John \Vllkinson lege, East Orange. tinguished the two by three-fool Nazi three women: the wife of the vice presi- 1654-8485).. .. tion and sngle-parent family tain of the Highlands charter boat "Rip -counseling. ... Luncheon honors emblem by rolling it in the snow. He dent, a powerful congressman, or a na- Tide"; and Frank Rusch, tackle and , believed the incident was prompted by tional television anchorwbman. fishing expert from Newark Sinker. athletes, UNiCO ToJPubllcity his book. Benford, who- has held : Benford's first book, the "World War Company. - Chairmen: numerous autograph signirtg—sessions II Fact Book", received much acclaim The offshore blue water is a six-week SPRINGFIELD-Sprlngfield's Unico Would you like some,help for his books in area bookstores, and has done well in sales. course. Durine it we will: hear lectures COMING SOON... und several individuals were recogniz- in preparing newspaper reported he and his family has been ed for their contributions to the athletic releases? . Write to this receiving crank calls, but that they had department of Jonathan Dayton newspaper and ask for our stopped by Christmas. M TOWN S HI P^> F^SPRINX5FIE L D TO SPRINGFIELD! Regional High School recently lit a lun- "Tips on Submitting News It was reported that Sgt. James Deb- M NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS cheon held in their honor. Also, a brass Releases." bie checked the ar.ea, but found little 'M 3« ANOTHER GREAT LOCATION plaque was hung in the building thank- evidence of the 1:49 a.m. incident. SI RiOvrmicjIit Mnvip Rpiit.iK ing "those who have niode significant M LISTED BELOW ARE-THE DAYS" WHEN THERE WILL BE NO GARBAGE PICKUP. contributions to Bull dog Athletics:" M THESE DATES ARE NOT CONTROLLED BY THE TOWNSHIP OR THE CONTRACTOR? M SHOP LOCAL M THE DATES LISTED ARE CONTROLLED BY THE MUNICIPAL SANITARY UNDFILL M Honored at the luncheon were Unico, -ENTOY- ;AUTHORITYr- — -•• represented by township commlt- •«- M- SIIOHOfRADVKRTISKKS THE ARTS? teeman Bill Cierl, for its donation of a AXDSAVKMOXKY ^ M 1984 Holiday Schedule STUDIO football Scoreboard; Mrs. Jack Carter, il.eed M The Holiday Schedule for the year of 1984, to be observed by Municipal Sanitary S for a gymnastics springboard; and Spr- $ FOR YOUR ART? M Landfill Authority is as follows: M ingfield policeman Jim Ssabo, for his Special personal service want AN M NEW YEARS DAY SUNDAY ' JANUARY 1 M Downstairs At Newberry's "unselfish time commitments." Beautllully M MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY MONDAY JANUARY 16 Also named on the plaque but not pre- Sculptured 14 Kt. sent were Jack Carter, Don Lusardi, for for special banking needs. ARTS FESTIVAL?' 'sv{ICOLNS BIRTHDAY .MONDAY __ FEBRUARY 13 General Greene Shopping Center Gold Wedding Bands M ^ TINGTONS BIRTHDAY ' MONDAY . FEBRUARY 20 3: •t ' a storage shed aLMeisel Field; and the tiom |uil M M Morris & Mountain Avenues Dayton baseball.team for a baseball The Union Center National Bank, "the bank with a Wondering what's M GOOD FRlbAY FRIDAY APRIL 20 ELKS WELCOME DAYTON CHORALE—In top photo, Jonathan Dayton Regional heart," provides a variety of services to satisfy going on in the arts? • MEMORIAL DAY ' - MONDAY MAY 28 M High School vocal musk Instructor Brenda Kaohats^wlth Bill Pugllsl (center) and Scoreboard, indoor pitching mound, ./ on the \ M 37HJ000 an8 a pitching machine and batting ev6ry financial need. And you'll find helpful, INDEPENDENCE DAY WEDNESDAY JULY 4 M* —FEATURING^ David Hart, Union County Reglonal's Board represeritatlvefrom MoUntanslde, at friendly people to back up those great services; like (/ Diamond M LABOR DAY MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3 cage. i Exchange. , REGISTER NOW FOR THE the Elks Lodge 1585. In bottom photo, Lodge secretary Dick Pullenpresent donation Said Dayton Athletic Director Peter Anne'Marques who has been helping senior citizens UNION COUNTY ARTS U COLUMBUS DAY MONDAY OCTOBER 8 VIDEO ACCESSORIES, BLANK TAPES, to Kay. The Dayton Chorale presented holiday selections at a Christmas Party Falzarano: "It is with deep apprecia- for more than 10 years.. CONFERENCE M ELECTION DAY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 CLEANERS, VCR SALES, RENTALS given by the E|ks for two other Union County Regional high schools. M VETERANS DAY MONDAY NOVEMBER 12 tion that we honor these contributors. January 14,1984 THANKSGIVING DAY - THURSDAY Popular VHS Movies- AH Ratings Arid this plaque will be hung as a visible Call 233-7906 for information 9-4, M-F M NOVEMBER 22 MAIN OFFICE: CHRISTMAS DAY TUESDAY DECEMBER 25 sign of our gratitude." Union County Office of 2001 Morris Avenue, union M Arthur H. Buehrer MOVIERENTALS.;.$l,89aday STOWS STRICT DRIVE IN: THE UNION 'iQ ft Mastercard Accepted Cultural & Heritage Affairs (201)925-7720 Township Clerk When You Join Our Howie Club. Memb«nhlpi honwtd at all Uldto Studio lotitlom. Children's movies at library Saturday Preparation For 2022 Stowo Street, union M FIVE POINTS BRANCH: CENTER **************** **•*••••*••••••••••»••••• SPRINGFIELD-A free Children's about a mother cat who. attempts to 556 Chestnut Streot. Union NATIONAL follow and find her family of kittens; COLLEGE BOARD EXAMS IARCHMONT BRANCH: Movie Show will be presented at the RESULTS ARE 2455 Morris Avncue. Union , Springfield Pubjic Library on Saturday "Curious George Rides a Bike", the Classes In basic verbal and mathematical BANK •kills to prepare for April and May STUYVESANT BRANCH: 1723 Stuvvesant Avenue. Union at 11 a.m. Films.to be shown are the adventures of a troublesome but Scholastic Aptitude Tests (S.A'.T.i MAGNIFIED following; "The Incredible Cat Tale" delightful monkey and "Zebras", about For Brochure and Information Call SPRINGFIELD BRANCH: twoNzebras~in- search-of^a— missing- INTHE 7SS Mountain Avonuc, Springfield stripe. Phone 688-9500 r--——• CLARION REVIEW COURSE CLASSIFIED MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. HOLLYWOOD JuutNlLE The program is suitable for children at Newark Academy agesi4 to 10. Younger children must be, Other locutions — Maplewood. 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<- Thursday, January 12,1984- SERVING SPRINGFIELD SERVING SPRiNGFigLp'.JViouNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH - Thursday, January 12,10M- 5 Ada Brunner lotions Executive Editor Scene around Motorists'vio William Goodman SpringfieMlisspdelr Managing Editor burf 37 Mountain Ave.,' ~~ RaymoncfWoTTalI munici Advertising Director SPHIN(JKIKU>- A crowded. Joseph Sorbello, Maplewood, were Springfield, NJ. 07081 -PubHshed-cvery—Thursday— I court Monday nifiht saw found guilty of damaging a car and fin- ed $tMI each. Yu-Tak Chiu, Elizabeth, by Trumar Publishing Corp. many out-of-town residents f(nea~ToT motor vehicle violations, J William was fined $150 for possession of stolen Business Office Annual mall subscription. hubcaps'. Lasariun Oshiokpekhal. $13.00 In county, J19.O0 out of U-wis, Kast Orange, was fined $555 for 1291 Stuy vesant AVP , llnlnn, N J. 07083 iinn>[»lslt'riif vi'hli-lo und Kli/aheth. pleaded guilty to having no countyT30* per copy. Mailed [ dd insurance and was fined $215 and 686-7700 and entered as second class"- driving while suspended. Itooscvelt received a three month license revoca- matter at the Springfield, Kranklin. Hlainfield, pleaded guilty to tion. " i N.J. Post Office. driving while suspended and was fined A lU-year-old Springfield man was Postmaster: Send Address $515. lined $:IHO. Perry Lesofski, Skylark SturlingU'o, Hlainfield, pleaded guil- 3 WALTER WORRALL, Publisher changes to Springfield Koud. pleaded guilty to operating an Leader 1291 Stuyvosant ty to speed ing und having no insurance. unregistered trailer und being an Ave., Union, N.J. 07083. He WHS fined a total of $210 and receiv- unlicensed driver. ed u two month driver's license revoca- Vullan Kichardson, Orange, received tion. a two-year license revocation anjl was Stephen Kent, Short Hills, and Juson lined $110 when he pleuded guilty lo OeCasIro, Colonia, each were fined $215 operating un uninsured vehicle. A better way when they pleaded guilty to having un WILLIAM MARKSTEIN ol Springfield- open container of alcohol in a vehicle. Omuira Caiazzo, 39, Bryant Avenue, When it comes to redistricting in New Jersey, one of Springfield, wus fined $265 when she . has bocn elected vice president of the William Monloney, 2H,.of Plainlield, Key Club at Newark Academy in Liv- two things is sure to happens wus lined $2(>5 each on separate pleuded guilty to driving while under the influence, of alcohol, ('aiazzo ulso ingston. The Key Club is a service charges of driving while under the in- organization of seniors and junior's who 1. If the governor's office and legislature are A tree and a flag: those are the clues U.S.M.C.'andall other servicemen aruT fluence of-alcohol und refusal to take received u nine month license revoca- to this week's. Scene around the towns, women who served or will serve in our' volunteer time to assist~with various ieoiitroIleid'"by~the^saTn~e^party;-"'ygu'"get gerryman- the breathalizcr 1est.~rie'ulKO~had~his " lion. school projects. A- senior, heirthirsDn which can be found somewhere in armed forces, and who will give their driver's license revoked for u year. dering. ... * " lives for-our-countrjiv^-he said. ' Clifford Kenz, 25, of Union, pleaded of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Markstein. Springfield. If you reeognize-itHet-us (iladys Rudolph. Summit, was fined —guilty—lo-dr-iving—w-hilti-under—the-in— 2. If the governor's office and legislature are hear from-ypu by 9 a.m. Monday. Write- "It is located in the Second Ward SPECIAL EVENTS-The students of the r^Sh'at-Si.James School in St?rlngfleid $250 for'shoplifting in a local super- Memorial Park, at Stiles St. and Elm fluence und wus lined $2(15 and hud his 2 Films at library controlled by different parties, you get a veto. to Scene, in care of this newspaper, are preparing for Catholic Schools Week Jan. ^MReb. 4. Here students are shown in market. Frederick Sullivan und Philip license revoked for six months. P.O. Box 3109, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., st.w. -—-- - their recent holiday preparations. From left to rfght (back row) are Christopher Dicks, both of Pluinfield. were each fin- MOUNTAINSIDE-The Mountain- With-the state locked into the second category, the Union 07083. J ''I know this park very well and lam Burkhardt, grade .6; Mary Lou Zotti", grade 7; AiwysWelscto, grade 5; Nicole ed $1050 lor shoplifting and sentenced Alvin Perry, East Orange, pleuded side Public Library will show two films long-standing squabble over creation of new known as the old man who plays paddle Doremus, grade 8. In front row, left to right, are Helens Damatpt grade 3; Raffaele lo :i(> clays m jail. guilty to driving while suspended and us purl of ilsu'dull film series Tuesday, Last week's'Scene, a photo by.David 7:15p.m. . Allison of Linden, shows "the top of a tennis there every summer. I beat Battglla, grade 1; Stacey Koempel,grade2; Dlana^Diaz, grac Shuun Cunningham, Millburn, and was fined $765. Peter Barnick, Rahway, congressional districts is continuing. almost everyone there — maybe one or pleaded guilty to lending license plates "Gameel Gamal" means beautiful monument that is on the corner of N. dancer and is the subject, of this movie The plan pushed through by the Democratic Stiles St. and W. Elm St. in Linden, two I can't beat. But I've been playing and was fined $130, Eduardo Beternit.n majority under threat of a veto by Gov. Thomas Kean New Jersey," Joseph V. Insogna Jr. paddle tennis for 45 years." Elizabeth, was fined $515 for driving on the art of belly dancing. "Blue Meh wrote. A teacher at Joseph E. Soehl Rich Munnelly of Linden complained Halpern named to Foundation of Trustees while suspended. ol Morocco" is a glimpse into the uni- shows only minute changes from the old one which — that the "challenge isn't a challenge at que life of a desert people whose skin Middle School of Linden, sending in his ners und over the years hus deull with as we've said before — is a monstrosity. _ -ninth correct answer, he sa id: all." In identifying the park, he said, SPRINGFIELD- Richard Halpern, a prises was formed in 1975 by Commerce having served as an executive with a WEDDING STORIES becomes blue from the dye of their .'.'You .-.really., .should:...get -something . professional people, large estates and tux and economic advisor and Presi- and Industry. Its basic purpose is to ex- •securities firm. ^*. Wedding stories and photos must be clothing. These people are a primitive Republicans have been pushing for a bipartisan "Thigj.monument is dedicated to the* harder." dent of: Richard G: halpern. Associates.'' pand the "understanding''of economic Halpcrn's is a- frequent- IcctureTSjn • closely-held corporations. nomudic 'tribe living in hardship and men and to the women who gave their ' He lives in Springfield with his wife submitted to this newspaper within commission to redistrict the state. Too late for last week; The previous Inc. of Springfield, has been named to concepts, theory and principles as they •such areas as economics, finance and^ eight weeks of the wedding date. isolation. ' That is., despite its partisan source, a logical idea. lives in the service of the United States. week's mystery scene brought a the Board of Trustees for the Founda- upply to the free market system, and to lax reduction. He also has become a ^nd^ two children. "May 2, 1968, the monument was correct answer from someone who had tion'For Free Enterprise. The Founda- disseminate this knowledge to en- leading consultant in evaluating struc- Logical ideas, however, do not usually get very far placed in its present location, Second a very good reason for recognizing It tion-is a.ffliated wfth Commerce and In-' courage positive participation in free tured settlements. \. SHOP UK'AI, with state legislators. The fate of this one is no dif- Ward Park, as a tribute to Cpl. Ronald Jeannie Spagnolo of Mountainside, a dustry-Association of- northern New enterprise. Halpern has served as past president ,VKUSAVK<(AS ferent. • • W. Knosky, U.S.M.C. Cpl. Knosky gave fourth-grader in Deerficld School, Jersey in Hackensack. of the New Jersey Chapter of Ihe Inter- SlIOPOUKAHyEKTISKHS his life> to our great country while identified the picture as the entrance to Halpern has been active with the Halpern has a background as an ex- national Association of Financial Plan- AND SAVE MONEY flemington furs As a result, the redistricting mess will end up in the serving in Vietnam. In light of this, the the Mountainside Public. Library on Foundation since joining Commerce ecutive with an insurance company, park is now known as the Corporal Watchung Avenue. She wrote, "I have and Industry more than a year ago. He working with trust companies or courts, which will have to do the work that the state's Ronald W. Knosky U.S.M.C_Second gone to the Public Library for years. • This Radiant Marquise will serve on the Foundation's Board of several major banks,"prior to forming Cut Diamond Ward Park. During the summertime I entered a elected officials should have done. Trustees for a one-year term. his financial advisory firm in 1073. He "1 recognized this week's Scene' contest at the library. I won a cer- also has a background in securities, GREATEST What's worse, it now seems likely that the whole The Foundation-. For Free Enter- , because I've driven past it often." • tificate for achieving the requirements. • business of redistricting will become another clif- I go there also for research and leisure. - $259 OAK KNOLL Frank McSweeney of Linden also fhanger. January is almost half over; the filing recognized the photo as "the monument In front there is a bicycle rack for Retirees schedule a Tuesday meeting on lha Diamond Exchange*. people to put their bikes." deadline for candidates is in April. That means; that in. honor of Cpl. Ronald W. Knosky, MOUNTAINSIDE-The Mountain- the attorney for the Union County SCHOOL JANUARY candidates will have almost no time to plan for 1984 side Active Retirees will meet Tuesday Board of Social Services and currently at 9:30 a.m. in the Municipal Building. serves as president of the Woman of the Holy Child races. Even more important, voters will be left not A guest column Ann Conti, an; attorney and local resi- Lawyers in Union County. only bewildered by district lines drawn at the last deiit. will speak on "Wills and Probate Procedures." • On January 1, 1983 she took the oath announces its moment, but possibly so discouraged that they won't of office as Surrogate of Union County n a Muitoicarcl Accepts* Excerpts from U.S. senatbr's Lebanon diary She is an atlorriey specializing in (201)925-7720 FURSAl bother to go to the polls. family law and estate practice.She was for a five year term. ' By FRANK LAUTENBERG I feel better informed about the progress, if that's the word, to the a gap in the mountains east of Beirut. annual Cornelian There is a better way. It's too bad that our U.S. Senator combat position of our forces, and also British Embassy, which has given the They say if that gap could be closed, it legislators have been unable to find it. jaJD.-New Jersey) understand better the diverse political United States temporary office space. I would deprive extremists and radicals Scholarship (The following account Is from notes elements as given by many sides. find myself. thinking that I hope the in the Beirut suburbs of weapons. I even SERVE YOUR COUNTRY AS and observations made-by—Senator Hdwever.as is always the case, certain ambassador -could be right, but he hear the thumping of mortar fire in the YOU SERVE YOURSELF Competition Frank Lautenberg during a recent reflections are more lasting. > seems too optimistic. nearby hills. , 401-K EVERl -LetteErte the editor A marine brigade, I'm told, could do inspection of marine forces in Beirut). • »•» • we are forced to helicopter to the As we await the helicopter to take us As we approach the Lebanese coast, marine position at Beirut Airport, just a the job! However, symptomatic of the • Skill Training In 1984, most of the Fortune Qualifying test Board 'polities' Mass of Citizens in the United States to Beirut from Lamaca Airport in the marine gunners aboard the few miles from the embassy Wdugh frustrations of 'the~marlnes are~ the '- •.-Responsibility mean well, whenever they obtain the Cyprus, already we see economic helicopter start cranking live ammo. town. It's too unsafe by road, we're Byzantine political realities of the • Army College Fund 500 Companies will have Saturday, January 28, 9 a.m. right understanding of matters, but it is I do not relish being in the position of casualties of the Lebanon fighting — a into their two-50-caliber machine guns told, region. The Christian, Druze and Shiite Union 2007 EmarsonAvo. «88r8990 adopted a 401-K Plan. not easy to accomplish this especially Girls entering ninth, grade In the fall resembling a rabble-rouser or a per- fleet of jets, including 747's, belonging that swing out the .windows. They begin At the airport, marine officers point militias al.l have a stake. , i„n closin, g the Irvington 910 Springfield Ave, 372-0232 petual writer of letters to the when the inventors and abettors of to Middle East Airlines, Lebanon's adjusting their helmets and flak ouUho-routc-tho-tr-uclUewor-isUobk gap^ut they re too busy fighting each of 1984 are eligible to apply for awards pernicious—measures-are infinitely Frlliahnth BO Broad 5t. 352-1339 which honor academic excellence, Springfield LeaderrlMs only because of national airline, sitting idly on thejackets. There's no more light banter. when he blew unp the marine barrarftbarrackss olher-ASoTff the marines dffl it, they what I read in this very paper and hear more industrious in disseminating their tarmac. could become the target of all factions. leadership and character. poison, than the well disposed part of . We touch down hard and fast-on a Oct. 23. From the.parking lot in which ARMY.BEALLYOUCAHBE. from my friends and neighbors with It's a sobering reminder that the once the terrorists circled before he made Aboard the helicopter assault ship, For more Information and to register regard to outrageous'legal fees, real the community to furnish the antidote." bustling airport in Beirut we'll be parking lot along the sea and head for a the U.S.S. Guam, we're told all ships for the scholarship test, call Ms. Marilyn J. estate transactions, hiring and firing of The methaphoric majority has made waiting embassy car, heavily armored his run, we look at the wilted strands of If you are incorporated, call touching down on later is closed to those reinforcing rods and crushed concrete. must keep moving at all times, and far O'Shea, Director of Admissions, at "teachers because their politics are not the school, system and the Town of jets. One of the warring factions against attack. The tension is pervasive offshore. A terrorist is capable of at- IMF ANTED or write for the answer. • 273-1125, from 8-4. compatible with the board's majority Springfield into a primitive bat- promised to shoot down any airliners as we move quickly from the area. Yet, Marine General Jim Joy takes rtbteo f tacking wjth explosives in an aerial Leading Siding Distributor needs views that I feel compelled to come out : tleground for existence. They should coming or going. I see out of the corner of my eye-, the half-million sandbags and constant suicide mission. Even out here, no one 5 Homes in order to display New and mus,t be turned out. digging, and says that marines, very Oak Knoll admilB studonia ol any raco. crood. color of my civic shell. - — The .rising whine of the -helicopter children gathering along the fencing, is guaranteed safety. Type of Vinyl siding. NALAG SALES or national origin. MARTIN NOVICII watching and waving. A few couples shortly, will all be. underground. I Personally I believe it is time "to engine matches the quickening pulses, Nonetheless,' the New Jersey sailors I We believe it is good business to save the school system for the Mcisel Avenue but a young pilot from New Jersey, Lt. are strolling along the seaside walk- shudder at his unintentionally macabre sacrifice on 5 Homes in a Com DESIGN CENTER reference. I also recall the President asked to meet with impressed me with OAK KNOLL SCHOOL children" and not to air the personal James Hulligan, breaks the tension by way. And, most incongruously of all, a munity to gain the volume we re 150 MORRIS AVEHUiE, SPRINGFIELD, N.J. 07081 ferris wheel turns slowly nearby. saying that a principal objective of their spirit arid morale. I was happy to animosities that the members of the Safe return telling me he'll keep a special eye on us. take personal messages for their quire. . • . of the Holy Child board and their opponents have done. U.S. Ambassador Raymond Bar- marines-'in Beirut was a visible 374-0600 •', Last month my dog broke loose and I During the 45-minute flight to Beirut, presence. families back to New Jersey. So, the homes selected will be 44 Blackburn Flood/Summil. Now Jorsoy 07901 The majority of the Board of Education we talk about .New Jersey, the tholomew radiates hope about possible resided at Fantastic Savings. Extra- —haw, by their own acts,' painted would like to thank those involved with progress-in-getting-the-L,ebanese~^ —Hulicoptering~batlr"to~Cyprus, we NORTH AMERICANLIFE_ her safe return. "-'-^-.—Isebanese conflict, and are reminded " call Tony Toll Free at themselves in a malicious color.. tions talking once again The 190th ition wnere eigh, marines wer(? pass over the U.S.S. New Jersey oh First, the Springfield Police that six New Jersey servicemen have " AND CASUALTY COMPANY ordinary cease-fire smce 1974 is holding, he says ki,,ed „ a s;ngle mortar she]l An of. station off the Lebanese coast. I note 800-223-0307 Let me remind those of you that read Department, especially Officer already perished in Lebanon". this, that |f the will of the majority of When asked why-I-came, I said I As.we_.drivc-away^snaking-through_.-fjce^rcca,|cd-that....one.Itlarincli.d)ed the_turbulent_whLte_wake_hehind_ the Savings Maidling for his patience.with me on concrete-blocks, . tunk_traps and battleship. The threat' of airborne ihe board is to reign supreme then the the telephone. Then a Mr. Franklin of wanted to see the reality before the • after nis wife gave birth and ne nad Board of Education majority are bound issue comes up again in the U.S. Senate, barricades, we pass our previously turned down a leave offer in exchange terrorism even has the mighty U.S.S. Ruby Street for his kindnoss, and lastly ~ NewTlerscyonthe-move. , by no decisions except the ones that a young lady who picked my dog up on and didn't'want to rely solely on Pen- destroyed embassy. for time off later for a Christmas visit. I they make, and there is no appeal of Springfield Avenue, Westfield, and - tagon briefings, administration ac- The building is an architectural told him that "one marine" was Sgt. Exiting the helicopter on Cyprus, I'm u what is right or wrong, for they have drove her to Kindness Kennels in counts, and the media for my in- anomaly,sliced from top to bottom with ManuelCox,20. of Lakewood, N.J. told Beirut is being shelled again. The declared themselves the final judge! formation. ii • vprtirnl hnlf stllj standing. We Marines give us binoculars to look at hll /n : Rahway, staying with.her to make sure 190th cease-fire is a little shaky. That majority that now sits on the her real owner had been notified. board was elected on the strength of a MentalHealth metaphor. The word "Cause!' 'was MARY LKFK1HJRK infused with life, creating a social . Mclsol Avenue OFF phenomenon, never before seen -in ; Springfield, to be concise', it is a "Big Municipal rrteetings # Help is available for 'nervous breakdown' 1 City ' political tactic that worked!! AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING I'll it, column in from The'Carrier self, ask you to come to his office with or that he might need no a razor, etc. " "Ills the apathetic citizens who did hot " MouritaVn'Avenue ; Koundution," if psyi'lilatrlc"~ fuclllty. the sick- person' so-he can make an more than a few days of hospitalization. If the sick person is out otcontrol and vote in the past two Board of Education Township Committee, 2nd and 4th Inquires should be uddremted to Thoevaluation and propose appropriate If it appeared that specialized and there is no chance of easily getting him elections that are to be criticized for not Tuesdays at 8 • p.m.; conference, .Currier Foundation, Ittll Mend, N.J. treatment. The psychiatrist would do more intensive treatment were needed or her to the emergency room of the proclaiming a real majority of citizenry preceeding Mondays at 7:30 p.m. 0X5112. . • ._ the same. If the family hus already had and that .hospitalization for several nearest hospital call the police. The to sit on the board. Therefore we have Springfield Board"bf Education, 3rd When someone in the family comes professional contact with a weeks was in order, the recom- police are well trained in the proper only- the metaphoric majority at Monday at 8 p.m.; conference, down with a physical illness, knowing, psychiatrist, then the psychiatrist mendation might be-that the patient be handling, of disturbed persons without in UNION COUNTY present. The non-voters are the true preceeding Wednesday at 8 p.m. where to get help is no problem. Yqu should be called, in the first instance. taken ton private psychiatric hospital,. . hajmlng them. They will know where to cause of the class neurosis that the Board of Health, 3rd Wednesday ut 8 call your doctor. In case ' of an We advise strongly against trying to There are several in the state, The bring him or her and the necessary COLLEGE'S residents of Springfield now pay for in. p.m. • emergency,,such us a heart attack, "locato a psychiatrist oHother mental Carrier Foundation among them. One procedure , In case commitment is expanded schedule hard 100,000 dollar bills, and the costs of Zoning Board of Adjustment, 3rd your local emergency volunteer service health professional yourself through should expect to find in an accredited, ^required. ' d Classes begin of oncea-week long sleek limos usually reserved "for Tuesday, 8 p.m. , • 'or the police will get you un-ambulance ielcntionclliatli)g8^A_recommendation up-to-date private psychiatric hospital, ' If the problem is mainly .that of courses. I funerals" and the "out of sight rich." in Planning Board, 1st Tuesday uHMO to rush tne sick person' to the nearest fittm^professional you know and irflst-^spcclalized treatment services for such ^-alcohol or'drpgsrthereTffe~sp^elalized January 23,1984 Springfield, however, the limos have a p.m. ' • ' hospital.-•=-,*--.— -•--. — "I,—^^-^^^i.^s muchim~oreTe1luble 7 • . . —,««™__^__^cute^pisodes-^f-HnpnttcTitTrnTlTOtptttoirttiniilltlES-which Gourses-offorodat-Cranlord unique use andthat is to shuffle at- Environmental Commission, 2nd. iOnce the patient has been seen by the schizophrenia, depression and manic- can handle these'conditions. In. the front CampuscSc.otch Plains Camp torrteys to and from the Board bf But whom do you call if someone in Wednesday utfl p.m. . "" the fumily in having a 'Jnervous doctor or psychiatrist, he, or she, might depressive illness; attempted suicide; ' of your phone, -book, -listed under New Providence High School, Education meetings, to defend the Rent Leveling Board, last Thursday recommend one of several alternatives, "psychiatric disorders associated with Alcoholism and Drugs, you will find the and Linden HJgh School. actions of the "metaphoric majority'' breakdown," ot-throalening to commit REG. at 8 p.m. suicide? Mow do you got help for a son depending on the evaluation of the old age; adolescent psychiatric names of agencies and organizations who preside over the Springfield school : : FROM Board of Review, 1st Tuesday at 7 'putlcrit's condition, lie mlghLhlmself disorders: severe phobic niyohsesshin.—*hich~oan-help -you-locate- the--a^ $24.85 te' compulsive reaction;. ••— iileohohnhd -proprlote~heIp~Famlly ."service1 and to aiuonol or drugsTVPheredoi you tiffin -HaWtlffii -office-trontmehl-ol; the Call the Admissions Hot Lino uly.the^metgpriQrlc, majority, who. K for help in un emotional crisis brought patient. Or' he might recommend that drug addiction; anorexia and other family counseling agoncies will also be Right now. ..in mid-winter, when you need a fur most approve-these bills spertd money like Union County Regional Board of eating disorders, and.others. • ' able to assist with that, - • •'•• 1 on by u dpiith, divorce, unemployment, the patient be taken•'to a general, Courses open to .,. we've gathered a gigantic , dazzling selection sailors on a -weekend liberty after Education, 1st Tuesday at II p.m., incurable il|riess* Not knowing where hospital which ftiw u psyclilntric'-aer- What if you cannot reach your doctor- To get help for family emotional of our finest furs and priced them up to 60% below having been at sea' fop several months, all adults. location rotates among four'regional und whom to cull for help, cun be a vice, Many of the Turgcr hospitals, or 'psychiatrist? There are aKenelos In crises related to such eventualities as our regular low, low prlpes. Don't wait... come In now only In this case they are fiduciary high schools. especially 'those connected. ,wlth a Courses oflered In frightening und upsetting experience. (lie community which can moke an death,divorce, serious Illness, etc.; the Admissions plllce and select the fur coat you've always wanted -fqridg, It Isi noLtMlr-government pay. Union County Board of. Chosen miidlpiilI Mi;hno|. hliw psychiatric units llberal-arts1-busin.eaa aGmjrfloil iBendesltot-oohtaotVaipe^the-fBmlly omihi8-hugo^eleetlon-oMhe-mo8t^«ant8ctfurs^— In oonclusion,\Iet me say Tiflhose or f roohoTadrs, 2nd"and~4th Thursdays at should provo useful: . Klvln.....g botfi .Inpiitlon t . treatment, They are the mental health service and family counseling agen- science, tho tech • iO33.Sprlngf[eldAvef[ldA . you who. say that I sound like a caapv. 7:30 p.m., Now County Courthouse Suppose o, fumily member appears to '• and outputlonttlt t ttreatmentt . Or he anaociiitioiiH und fiinilly service imd cies, -If, the workers there* think nolpo'es—send for „ Cranford,N.J.07016 MINK • RACCOON • FITCH • FISHER • LYNX • FOX • SABLE dictate, that I am, not. I am. only'" Annex, Elizabeth. 1 bo huvlng u i'norvous,breukdown." He -••--••--•—"recdnimena• '-'—-«diking th- e patien•'••-t' to u fumily L'ounsclinghgviii'ieH und you will psychiatric treatment Is necessary they complete listing Mk Send mo more Information about arid much more. . outraged for-my-Identification Is with Library board, ind Thursday ul.7:S5 may bohavo strangely, "hour" vb|ccs, community • mental health ' eehler. find them listed lii the front of your will be nblo to make an appropriate and Information, your onco-a-wook courses. those who want sound education in our . p.m.,library. . ,.' • Januaiy Sale Priced from $288 to $32,500 believe ''someone Is out to get him,'" Thorfi, .arc many such••„_O'ehlors telephone book. . : referral. ' v '..,., j^, \ classrooms — not politics, not authority Kcorautiott-Commlttoo, 3rd Turadiiy MENLO PARK: Ut UliytKt AvMtut - Route 1 become -deeply depressed, become throughout tho stale. Some arHoeuled What dp .you do If there' Is a Another, very valuable, fiource of Nur Mwilo Puk Wiopplno CwU* Yqu'll never save morel Uiai IjBUI UB .HTOJ)HUIuaiu»l" "I; wnuimi a, nt B p.m., Sarah Pulley Center, Church MauV hospital,-whlch-offcrfl—Inpiiilojiti wrHonnilghthiiyo^^ _.. pupils' and citizens Tor a basic ; which aren't there. Whom do you call? •u montul health problem, Jllness or .- • • ' • • ONCAI-I, ' If thu condition hus beeTi coming on -•' • ---'- —-—' —in threiilehlhg to aHBiiull others In the crisis is your clergyman, 'Clergymen t*tr^ii myself to tho Committee on Aging ' gradually, und there Is no. Indication Referral to the psychiatric service or family,j or, him • aroady' .done so,: are very knowledgeable about the UNIO.N;1My Route » fteminffton fur company members of Cause for L ; V^T" H'.' W^'; -':^I: •) 6- Thursday, January 12,1984- SERVING SPRINGFIELD, MOl""i , KENILWOR1H SERV1 NO SPH INCH ELD,.AAOUNT AINSIDE, KENILWORTH- ThU«daV, January 12,1984 - 7 Obituaries ORT Sabbath School lunches I Social and-cHurch mips REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS . set tomorrow FRIDAY, plzia, hot meatball sub- ing cliff hangers; Bears falter marine, Bologna and cheese sandwich, Matthew V. Powers: -coieelawr-julee,—fruit,—large -salad- The Jonathan Dayton boys and girls !..IPff JumftgLwllJi.QnlyJJvtr_ i^cJiari'JtubanJiiLfor_23lfoc.ihiL lulrili_ali>o cjiptured a Krtrr hud h in six outing to Manville, 43-31. The platter with bread '-• and butter, "baskelbairteam seem fcTbe involved in seconds romuining (n regulutlon time to Ilighlunders. . - cliffha'nger from Hidge, winning 51-49 seconds left in regulation l^inc toforce Bears led, 20-19, at the half; but Man- cllffhang'ers almost every gamo. homemade soup, desserts, milk; for9e(hDg(imeinloovcrlimi'. • ^Gruziuno added 14 Tor Duytori. as Lindu I lofkstcin scored tKwietiBive ihe overtime. It was the Bulldogs' yi'lle outscored them, 10-4, in the third' An UKT Shabbath will be sponsored TheJBuIldogs_shadedJRidge. M-SB* in =^MONbAYrhamburgeriwr bun; grilled Springfield led by two-after one Dayton, losing only for the second timi- biiskotwith 16 seconds remaining in the fourth victory in six tries. period to take command. Brearley American OUT tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. cheese sandwich, Bologna sandwich, overtime last week for their fifth win In quarter, and increased Ihe margin In insevenoulings.mlsKed three field goal .scored 2f points to The Dayton girls will be at David scored only u points in the entire M second half. Stickcl was again the high >1OUNTA1NSIDE= CUptloliaTCenler of Union County in -in-Temple-Shrtrey-Shalornr South ^JanetA. Condon, daughter of Mr, and Raymond Hammell of Mountainside -potatoesrvegetablerfrultrtergersalad- vperiod, Dayton reeled orf five con- Springfield Avenue and Shunplkc Road, platter, homemade 'soup, desserts, outscored Daylon. IH H. in the Ihird bid lo tie und force the contest into l)ayl(m had to fight uphHI most of the The Kenilworth boys team continued scorer for Brearley with 14 points. Matthew V. Powers, 62, of. Moun- 1981 and served as chairman of the Mrs. Paul Condon of Tooker Avenue, and Mr. William Diefenbacher of Mesa, . secutive points, four by Mike Nenner. in Springfield. It will be held in honor of milk; TUESDAY, frankfurter on roll, period to lake a .tH-:if» lead into IJie fini'il overtime. The Hulldogs, who are ({iime after trailing,. 17-8, after the to Taller, bowing lo Jmmuculuta, 71-43. The Bears travel to North Plainfield Lalnslde, an industrial engineer for the Mountainside Jubilee Committee in Springfield, was married recently to Ari?. - . posting the triumph. WeSt6m~Electrte~CoT, was offered Women's American OUT. The public is potatoes, juice, fruit, barbecue beef on •C|uart£r._ . ij usualjy>:lrong from the free throw line, opening quarter. Thy Bulldogs still Immaculata roared lo_an 18-i firsl tomorrow night before meeting Dayton 1970. Mr. Powers also was chairman of Brad W. Diefonbacher, son: of .Mrs.. The Rev. George Schlessinger of- Mlke-Gnwlano led Dayton with 19 .The Bulldogs' ability lo win close dug themselves a hole in the second were behind. 30-21, at/halltime, but cut pcTrod-tenti-jfnd was never headed. Tuesday in the district rivalry game. Saturday in Our Lady of Lourdes the Cultural and Heritage Bicentennial invited to attend. ficiated at the candlelight ceremony in soft roll, cold submarine sandwich with points, while Chris Knierim and Cole v Church, Mountainside,, following the1 The chapter's members will serve as lettuce, large salad platter with' bread ones was halted by (iovernor period by missing Ihe front end of rive the dericiUo:m:i7 after three periods. Jerry Slickel paced the Bears with 15 The Kenilworth girls also lost by a Committee of Mountainside. He was a the Springfield Errianuel Methodist * tallied 13 .points apiece. Nenner. who Livingston. (II-59. as Mike McKeon's oije-nnd-one situations. The Hulldogs the/ went on to defeat pointy, 'immaculula coasted to a 3'J-IO wide murgiivfalling to Immaculata, 64- funeral from the Brough Funeral member, of the Mountainside Oneg Shabbal hostesses following the Church. A reception followed at the and butter, homemade soup, desserts-, _ had half his points in the overtime. Home, Springfield. Mr. Powers died services. two free throws with only 1(1 seconds Dayton is home (o Newark Arts Governor Livingston, K2-4B, as Kuthy halftime bulge. Ray Migliore led the 30. Immaculata tallied 22 of the first 24 Recreational Committee. Crystal Plaza, Livingston. milk; WEDNESDAY, tacos with wound up with eight points. Ridge was Drummond scorwl eight of her 10 points Jan. 4 in Overlook Hospital, Summit. It was reported that "in the United remaining in the gam'e were decisive. tomorrow night and at Hrenrley winners with 12 points. points. Surviving are his wife, Genevieve The bride was escorted by her father. shredded lettuce, steamed rice, juice, paced by Dan Collins' 19 points. Collins lo fuel an 11-5 tt-arin overtime. Tracy States, OUT Shabbath is observed Knierim led Dayton wilh22 polnjti, Tuesday nighfc Kenilworth then lost for the fifth time The Bears then dropped their fifth Born in Bayonne, Mr. Powers lived in M.; three daughters, Mary Ellen, Kathy Condon of Tarpon Spring's, Fla., chicken burger on soft roll, fruit, tuna annually lo review what the ORT straight game without a victory, suc- Rutherford before moving to Moun-, Kathleen S. and Eileen P., and a sister-in-law of the bride, served as salad sandwich, large salad platter, program Hfes been able to do in tfie past cumbing to Manville (2-5), 48-29. Bunny tainside 20 years ago. As an industrial brother, Edward. matron- of honor. Bridesmaids were homemade soup,' desserts, ' milk;. and what ORT faces in the future." THURSDAY, macaronl_wlth^_meak Legg sparked Kenilworth with 13 engineer, he worked for Western -Linda Arnold.of KendalLEark,_Kathy points, Manville erupted for a 21-7 spree Electric in Kearny for 43 years. Linda Kirsch, chapter president, and saueerbresa and bTitlerTTosied sal«d ton r Born in Newark, Mrs. O'Neill moved Shader of Mendham and Donna Burns Sherri Wendroff, past president of" the in the second q'uarteTTo seal the^ver^ Mr. Powers was graduated from to Springfield six years. She was a of Livingston. with dressing, fruit, southern baked diet. Sandy Baranowski led the winners chapter, will participate in the service, , By WAYN'K TIIXMAN "1 missed coiK'Hing," he said. "It's at the junior high school before retiring "Gordorvlin the |nte'60's. "We plan on playing a lot ol in- Seton Hall University, South Orange, 1n dietician and worked for the Newark James McDonald of Livingston pork roll on bun, potatoes, chicken with a game-high 19 points, while Mimi and will present a gift to the temple. After six years without coaching Komi'thing I've done all my lire.',' last September. "Kiirl was an excellent ballplayer, trasquad games during the year," he 1955 and received a bachelor's degree Boqrd of Education for 20 years before served as best man. Ushers were salad sandwich, large salad platter Kaschak added 17, including nine in the Mrs. Kirsch has served as fund- baseball. Stan Wnck felt Ihe itch lo 1 good/enough to be signed by the Cubs says, "ir you gel the fundamentals in business administration. retiring in 1975. Dennis Condon of Tarpon Springs, and with bread and butter, homemade soup, After Lowe. resigned. Wnek called •,At • Hillside, he~ coached Rollie second period. raising vice president and has been desserts, milk. . return to the game he loves. organization," said Wnek of his star squared away, you win. Po it often He was board chairman of the ,Oc- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Meg Bill Condon of Springfield,.brothers. el —His^ream of rcturningito_coachinc: —Daytoniindinquired oibouL the- position— . Mussimino. ^the - current basketball enough and you win." active—on many committees. Mrs. coiicKlit Villanovii University. At If IS. shortstop. - , The Bears then dropped to 0-6 Jamieson; a sister, Mrs. Doris Turner, ;~thTT-brrde, and Doug KrIII of" has been fulfilled. •SoioiTtliereTirierT he got the" jotTand will" Wnek, who has never lost his en--Monday night when they fell to Hillside, Wendroff has served as membership Bridgewater. •under'go the task of improving the he twice reached the finals Of .the Wnek also was drafted by the and three grandchildren. vice president and now serves as Lorraine Stern Wnek, who coached the Irvfnglon thusiasm tor coaching, enjoys working 94-30. Legg again led Kenilworth with 14 Charles F. 8a// Sr. Mrs. - Diefenbacher,, who was Bulldogs' 1010 record of a yearjigb. Greater Newark Tournament. Yankees, but never played in the education and programming vice High School diamondmen for 23 seasons with young kids. points. Hillside, which has won its first graduated from Jonathan Dayton "1975 was my best year at Ir- majors. He was sent lo the Phillies, but 10 games, jumped off to a 14-0 lead and KENILWOBTH-Serviccs for _Socrafes Hero, 78 president. before retiring back in 1977: was• Springfield is not a new territory T6T "The closeness of Ihe yoimg men is —Regional High SchoolrSpringfield," and betrothal told recently named the new head varsity vingtbn," he recalled"—'-We won 2^ never reached the parent club. He did was never headed. Gail Jackson led the - Charles-FT-Bal|-Sr^-69rt>f-Eltzabcth— The service will culmlnate-a week of Wnek. who has been a resident or the • something you don'l gel in the SPRINGFIELb-A Mass * for Wllkcs College, Wllkes-Barre, Pa*, is an Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stern of baseball coach at Springfield's straight games, but.lost to Union.Iwic, catch well-known lefthunder Curt classroom," he said. Comets with 22 points. owner of Kenilworth auto parts com- Socrates Hero, 78, of Springfield was ORT SabbaJJL programs and town fqr 29 years. He has also coached English teacher in Toms River. Kenilworth have announced the Jonathan Dayton Regional Hjgh School. in thestate semifinals." Simmons in the minors. pany, were held Saturday in the Me- offered yesterday in the Holy Trinity discussions, A program on "Anti- at Montclair State-College and Hillside For the 64:year-old Wnek, baseball is The Brearley girls are home to Worth Cracken Funeral Home, Union. Mr. |-:— Her husband, who was graduated engagement of their daughter,, . Wnek"Teplaces" Robert Lowe, who High before coming to Ir.vington, where,, While at Irvington, he coa"ched/the Wnek stresses one thing in his ap- still a little boy's game. And something Plainfield tomorrow night and Dayton Greek Orthodox Church, Westfield, Semitism in the 1984 Elections" was • Lorraine, to Joseph P. Grosso Jr., son; resighed. .. ; : Ball died Jan. 4 in Elizabeth General following tho- funeral from Smith and held recently at the home of Shirley from Jonathan Dayton Regional High fie. also served as the assistant principal school's current varsity -eoach./Karl proach lo baseball—fundamentals. that keeps him young at heart. Tuesday night. •' — • Medical Center. School, attended Union College, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Grosso Sr. of Smith (Suburban), Springfield. Mr. Goldhammer, past president of the Nutley. Born in AsheVille, N. C, Mr. Ball Hero die#Sunday in Overlook Hospital, chapter. Guest speaker was Pearl Cranford. He is a computer systems lived in West Orange before moving to coordinator for Bell Laboratories. The bride-elect, who received a Summit. Randall of the United Jewish Appeal bachelor of arts degree, with honors, Elizabeth in 1940. He was self-employed Mr. Hero owned Hero's Liquor Store, (UJA). The program was arranged by The newlyweds, who took a wedding Bul Idoqs, Bed rs spl it $50.00 FREE SERVICE as the owner of the C & B Auto Parts, Mrs. Kirsch and Sharon Katz. trip to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, from Rutgers University,, where she Springfield, from 1964 to 1973. He was a majored in chemistry, also was IN ADD IT ION TO MANUFACTURER'S PARTS & LABOR Kenilwprth, fbr six years. reside in Ocean Beach. 90-DAY GUARANTEE, POST IS GIVING YOU AN ADDITIONAL member of the Frenchtown Lions Club, graduated magna cum laude from Surviving are his wife, Angelina; two for 25 years, the Fraternal Order of 9 MONTHS FREE COLOR TV SERVICE sons, Charles F. Jr. and Thomas; three Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of res for week Ahepa, Frenchtown, for 50 years and Flo Okin unit Guest speaker Pharmacy of Long. Island University. 1984 brothers, Roy, Daniel and Joseph; two the New Jersey Beverage Retailers The Jonathan Dayton were: John Chessa (100, ~Ph~illips (167), and Lou sisters, Mrs. Cornelia Bates and Mrs. She Is employed as a' registered 11-3); Rich Sheehan (114, Pasarella (167) all lost by COLOR TV $C 1Q Association. pharmacist. ' and David Brei/rley Margaret Spinks, and three grand- luncheon set MR AND MRS DirFENBACHER wrestlers each spli^a pair 12-2); Ron Ryan (121, pins. Surviving are his wife, Eugenia; a is scheduled Her fiance, who received a bachelor NOW ONLY children. Flo Okin Cancer Relief, Inc., will hold of matches last wi 1:59); JoeKilburg (128,10- Brearley grappled at NOW ONLY • Financin\J±%Jmg Available daughter, Helen Hero; a brother, A program on the Holocaust will be of arts degree in chemistry from 0); Hank Caldwell (134, North Plainfield last Model S2550P a luncheon meeting Jan. 25 at noon in The Bulldogs, vvho are 3- Outltdnding Zcnlih quality Al a low price! Dittinctlvt Trftnil Androkle,- and a sister, Mrs. Efthalia A sports night presented by the B'nai B'rith Women of Rutgers University arid a degree In 2:37); Dennis Miller (147, night, and. will host Angelides. Temple Sha'arey Shalom, South 2, began last week's lio>i*l ttyled coniola Rull Qd&t Cjttcr Richly graintd Ida Mary O'Neill Springfield at a meeting Wednesday at pharmacy from Arnold & Marie Sch- 4:30); Mark Phillips (1G9, Greenbrook Saturday, 2 limulated Pecan (Inilh... Springfield Avenue and Shunplke Road, competition oya downing 12:15 p.m. in temple Sha'arey Shalom, wartz College of Pharmacy of Long 10-9); Lou Pascarella (187, p.m. The Bears will then • Til-Focus Picture Tube 1 Electronic Tuning SPRINGFIELD-A Mass for Ida Springfield. slated Monday Governor Ljvingston, 34- Springfield. Lee Harellk will preside. Island University, also is employed as a 4:4.8). be home again to Mid- • Depcndible 11 Chants > One Knob VHF and IMF Channel Selecloi Mary O'Neill of Springfield was offered HERO—Socrates, of Springfield; on Linda Renkoff of Union, vice 29. The Brotherhood of Temple B'nai Selma Roth, program Vice-president, registered pharmacist,' , dlesex next Wednesday, 4 1 yesterday in St. Rose of Lima Church, Jan. 8. president, haB arranged for a light The Bulldogs registered The Bears bounced back Hurry! While They Last' Stopjn Today Jeshurun, Short Hills, will hold its will Introduce the guest speaker Pearl for their third victory in p.m. Short Hills, following the funeral from O'NEILL-Idn Mary, of Springfield; lunch to be served. Randall, who will discuss the five pin/ Recording the the the Smith and Smith (Suburban), annual family sports night Monday at King program set four tries byblasting LARGEST ZENITH SHOWROOM IN SUBURBAN AREA on Jan. 7. Feature speakers for the program Holocaust. Mrs. Randall ,is a past falls were; Mike Wood Springfield. Mrs. O'Neill died Saturday 7:30 p.m. In the the temple. Butch (100,/:01); Alfie Heckel Johnson Regional, 52-18. POWERS-Matthew V., of Moun- will be Frances Robblns, administrator president of the Maplowood-South by BaptiptChurch in Elizabeth. Woolfolk, New York Giant star running (140/3:34)-HFony A'pioolla- The Rnnrs registered Putlfiuiself SALES ft SERVICE tainside; on Jan. 4. of Emergency Services at Moun- Orange Chapter of B'nai B'rith and a back, will be guest speaker. Presldlng'eTder Melvln Leroy Tate of (147, 3:59); Dave Salsido seven pins in the romp. 761-4674 • 9640646 tainside Hospital, Montclalr, and Tom Autographs' will- be given, and past president of the Northern New the Camden District will be guest Scoring falls w'ere: John Oates, a detective with the Montclalr (1<19, 5:17); and Tom in ihe 372-3327 Diagonal Table TV Woolfolk will present a talk and Jersey Council of B'nai B'rith Women, speaker at an annual program honoring /erducci(Hvy.,l:10). Chessa (100, :51), Frank -Death Notices- Crime Prevention Unit. They ' will She also Is on the Jersey Regional Electronic Tuning demonstration and -answer questions. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Sunday at 8 Vince Castellan! won his Chessa (107, 2:27); Rich ...r«*i why you discuss "Rape and Self-Defense for Refreshments will be served. Ad- board and the Anti-Defamation board p.m, In the Pilgrim Baptist Church, 75 Sheehan (114, 1:19); Ryan Marieetplace, thduld buy Irom tht BALL Chariot F. Sr. of Elizabeth, N.J.: belov- Mary Alello, John Kern, Louise Healey, Ber- Women and Children." ' 121-pound bout with a 10-0. 100% * 21C90 •d husband of Angelina (DoPalma) Ball^ mission is free of charge, and the public of B'nai B'rith. Morris Ave,, Summit. The program will (121, 1:17); Joe Kilburg tha Stefanowlcz and Rose Bentley, also sur- Members and guests-are Invited to decision. Losing for ZENITH DISTRIBUTOR! SAME^e^SE.RVICEJWITHjiyERY 5ALE devoted father ofCharles F. Jr. and Thomas vived by three grandchildren. Relatives, is Invited to attend. John HUstotr ts~ —A-minl-lunoh -will be-served. -The be sponsored by the Trl-Clty NAACP. Dayton were: Chris (128, :49); Dennis'Miller inthe Authori»dD«alir J, OPEN Ball; brother of Roy, Daniel and Joieph Ball, friends and member* of the V.F.W. No. 1439 attend. Babysitting services will be chairman, and Jerome L. Dreskin public Is Invited to attend. The public Is invited to attend. (147, 1:13); Seragousa Our gruf buying MON. THRU Cornelia Bates and Margaret Spinks; also Schramm! (107, 18-0); Jim powtr uvtt yotl were Invited to attend the funeral from The made available. Reservations can be serves as Brotherhood president. ((heavy,:29). montyl_ survived by three grandchildren. The EDWARD P. LASKOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, Roberts (114, 5:28);Davc • 3 Criwt factory POST Z&Sl FRI. made by calling 731-8722. trained urvlctmtn funeral t service was held at the MC .405 Clinton Ave., abovo Sanford Avenue, Edelcreek (128, 9-3);Frank Caldwell added • |mmtdl*t«da-.. — ^~ SHOWR0OW 9 TO? CRACKEN FUNERAL ftOME 1500 Morris Irylngton, then to Immaculate Hoari of Mary Edgar Martinez . (157, an 18-8 decision at 134, livery Ave., Union, N.J. Interment: Rosodale Church, Maplewood. Funeral Mass Inter- 1:29); and Levent while Lou D'Addario won • Largt SiUcili 1529 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SATURDAY Memorial Park, Unden, ment JHollywood Memorial Park, Union. In Nursery school Dinner event . Exptrt .*l 9 TO 6 lieu ol flowers, donations to Doboroh Heart the Better Bayrasil(187,7-2). by forfeit at 140. Dennis vlci MAPLEWOOD DEEG Evolyn L (nee Loutfier), of Irvlngton, and Lung Hospital would bo appreciated. Springfield, then fell to Laydon (157), Mark beloved wife df Charlos A. Doeg, Relatives to hold visits is due-today and friends, also members of tho Socontf NPHERERoss A., ol Union, N.J., bolovod Alternative North Worron, 30-24. Tho Presbyterian Church, Newark, were invited husband of Nora (Jumper), dovofod father The Hedwlg Gruenewald Nursery 'Cecil Mautner, chairman of the Bulldogs registered two to attend the service at The CHARLES F. of Mrs. Shirley Nlelson, brothor of Clyde School of Congregation B'nai Israel, Presidents' Council of the New Jersey pins as Heckel downed his HAUSMANN & SON FUNERAL HOME, 1057 Lanphoro and Mrs. Eloanoro Klrchor, also Region, United Synagogue of America, 134 pound opponent in 45 Sanford Avo., Irvlngton. Interment Spr- survived by two grandchildren. Tho funoral Millburn, will sponsor Its annual winter- mgbrook Cemetery, Sprlngbrook, Pa. was sorvlco hold at . Tho MC CRACKEN open classroom visitations from 910 Salem Ave., Hillside, has-an- Expert Professional seconds, whloe nounced that a dinner meeting will be heavyweight Verducci Jaeger FUNERAL HOME, lBOOMorris Avo., Union, Monday through Jdn. 20 from 9 q.m. to STEVENS CAGER—Dan Belene+s of Mountainsidfe is a member HORN" Katherlne H. (Schnolder), of Intormot Hollywood Comotory, Union. 3:15 p.m. Parents are invited'to bring held today at the Clinton Manor, Union. Haircutting of the Stevens Tech varsity basketball team./He. Is a senior stopped his foe in 3:35. 'oachwood, N.J. boloved wife of the lote A panel of four within the Conservative Jacob Almorf, devoted mother of Dorothy MILTON Worron,. of Ocean Grovo, N..JL, their youngsters to meet the. staff, guard, whoaveraged three points and four rebpunds in'the first Winning by decisions for Movement wlll'dlscuss "Women in the seven games. Springfield were: Wood b Boegor. grandmother of tho late Joyce voloved brothor of Donald Milton and Helon discuss the program and observe the MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN fluiUlincj M.i 11'rial Gen I IT Beck or also survived by one great- Mi I lor, Tho funoral sorvlca at Tho MC acilities.-A Conservative -Rabbtnate — the Pros Expert Halrcoloring & Permi (100, 13-2); Castellan! To Publicity . grandchild. The funeral service was hold at CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris It was announced that registration is and Cons of the Issue." OPEN T^O. THRU IAT. (121, 2-1); and Matteo Tho MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Avo., Union. Intormont Hollywood Chairmen: Locatelli (128, H-\). Losing Morris Avo., Union Cromation private In Momorial Park. now open for September classes. The Dr. Jacob Litman of Union is liou of'flowors, contributions may bo mado executive director of the region which Would you like some help UCC drops wrestling for Day ton were Schramm Ledcof -18" Thick White Pine school also features a Shabbat luncheon in preparing newspaper to the Boachwood First Aid Squad or PINGARO Nickola. of Hillside N.J., bolovod program Fridays and a summer mini- includes 80 congregations and a (107,1:57), Jack Zottil 140, Collm'on's Emorgency Unit, Union. * • husband of tho, late Rose (Morro) Pingaro, releases? Writo to this 9-4); Apicella (147, 17-3); dovotod fathor of • Frank and Nicholas camp. membership of more than 23,000 There will be no more wrestling at scheduling became difficult," said families. newspaper and ask favour Dave Salsido (157, 5-1); Bi-Fold Doors KRAUSS Anthony, of Edlsori, -N.J.. bolovod Pingaro, Joanotto Limma, Tina Lindla, Union County College. . Phillips. "We could overcome this Additional information can be pb"- "Tips on Submitting News 2717 Morrii Aye. UNION 687*7380 husband of tho tato Sophio (Siyrp), dovoiod Margarot DiGiovanni, Eloanor Oranges and tained by calling Eileen Lurie, director, Additional information can be ob- Athletic-director Wynn Phillips has problem, but the lack of student support Bayrasli (109,'18-0); Luigi father of John and Alox Krauss. Mrs. Ruth Rcsomario Castoltl, also survivod by ono tained by calling 353-8844. Releases," Sarricino (187, :58). Lopodoto and tho I a to Wai lor and Stophan 'orothor Jn Italy, 14 grandchildron ahd 22 at the synagogue off ice, 379-3811. terminated the program, effective made it impossible for us to continue to immediately. The ll-meet schedule has sponsor a wrestling team." Roberts recorded a 3-3 "Krauss. also survived by nine gradchlldron groat grandhchildron. Tho funoral was con- draw.aj*L14. andtpvon groat.grandchildron. Tho tunoral ducted frpm Tho MC CRACKEN FUNEFfAL been cancelled^ and Phi!lips_attributed / "Oyer the. .past-Several years, we sorvico^wgs held at The MC CRACKEN HOME, 1500 Morris Avo., Union. Fune/al Evening Group Mountainside Club It's our famous Jiatfyearly storewide - "the move to. a lack of interest on the/ have found it more and more difficult to The Dayton matmen FUNERAL HOM^, 1500 Morris Avo., Union. Mass Christ tho King Churcji, Hilsido. Ihtor- wrestled at Middlesex last Intormonl HollywoQd Memorial Park. ' mont Holy Cross Comotory, North Arl- s chedulesJiieeiih~g~~ part of students and a limited numrW field a team because of the lack of ington. " I-* "nothing held back" of two-year colleges sponsoring studen.1 interest," he concluded, night and will visit Ridge KERN Lbonard J.. Sr., belqyod husband of plans meeting The Mountainside Woman's Club,- wrestling teams. UCC had sponsored wrestling since Saturday, 7:30 p.m. The Rulh.. M. -(nttfl.. Ross), devOtftcj. fg.tho.r__o_f. RECH.JpsoRhLng L (HybpO^pf HlMsjdo. N.J,. HmHLouvr Co/on/a/ ;1 The - Ev.eningziGroup. nf the^-Eirst Inc, will meet Wednesday at noon at —^We^ere^t^hepolnt where we had- 1872r=EhillipK-TT!iaM rnn.~stheri._ iii:_ -Bulldogs—will—then—host~ Potricla Tomayo, BarBara-Kerr^ ..Leonard bolovorj-wtfo of mo^fato" Honry—Roch, L'Affalre, Rt. 22 East, Mountainside. New Providence next_ Full Louver Korn, Jr.. and William Korn, dear brdthor.of devotod mother of tho lato Waltor Roch, resbyterian Church. Springfield, will only five students academfcally eligible tercollegiate athletic programs for men PmnerBiotlonr Raised Panel sister of Margaret Homhausor and grand- meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Jan Anderson, artist and teaching select from over 7,000 current uniforms ana shoes for the wrestling team in four weight and women will be affected. That in- Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Bi-Fold Doors Bi-Fold Doors mothor of Gory Roch. The funoral conducted parish house on Church Mall. -member of the National Society of Tole In zgreatlocatlonsl'-• classes, and-wc-are-down to oj(ly_four- _£liides.biisk£thull,iennis,.ancc£r._crjQss. David Brparley. also Bi-fold Doors from.The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, — Sale Sale Officers" Tor the new year will Be. and Decorative "Painting; will" other college's sponsoring wrestling country and golf. split two matches last Slza—— Sire SIX* -Sato 1500 Morris Ave., Union. Tho Funoral Mass demonstrate the decoration of ceramic, alChrlst tho King Church, Hillside . installed. They- are June DeFIno, % teams in_ our Garden State Athletic The Owls compiledan 0-10 record last week.The Hears bowed dh 2/0x6/8 43.99 39.09 2/0x6/8 51.99 46.99 2/0x6/8 ei.99~ "55TWBT chairman; Rita Garafola, vice tin and wood objects. Conference," Phillips sajfl. year and had difficulty fielding a full the mats to Ridge, 57-12. 2/4x6/8 49.99 44.99 WILTSCH Elfrlodo (Gplda), of Hillside, N.J. chairman; Elizabeth Schmidt, It was announced that members must team, losing many of the individual The Bears collected all 2/4x6/8 58^9 "92^9 2/4x6/8 7699 69.99 belovod wife of.the lato Ernst J. Wittsch, OFF ' Five years ago, .there were • 18 49.99 secretary, and. Yolanda Rueda, make their reservations for 'the 20 .» 52 colleges in Region 18 of the National bouts by default. their points on' two pins: 2/6x6/8 44.99 2/6x6/8 58.99 52.99 2/6x6/8 76.99 8 f£3il devoted mothor of Barbara- .Madotoy and latest fashions front every manufacturer for men and 69.99 Holga Smith, also survived by ([>< grand- treasurer .- meeting by Friday by calling 854-5170. Junior College Athletic "Association Union had meets scheduled against Frank.Chessa (107, 1:12) 2/8x6/8 54.99 49.99 2/8x6/8 65.99 59.99 women In all sizes 2-52 2/8x6/8 86.99 78.99 ctilldron, Tho funoral was conductBa-from Refreshmentswlll be served by Dora sponsoring wrestling teams, but. now the Princeton junior varsity, Glucoster, and Tony Seragusa (Hvy., 3/0x6/8 "54:99 49.99 3/0x6/8 65.99 The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500, 7 :59). Losing for Brearley 59.99 3/0x6/8 86.99 78.99 Morris'Ave., Union. Tho Funoral Mass at Speicher, hospitality chairman, and her VISA, Miiteicfiuit there are only six Suffolk, U.S. Military Prep, Bucks, 4/0x6/8 84.99 4/0x6/8 101.99 committee members. Singles' party set ' "With so feuTteams in the Garden Keystone, Middlesex, Bergen, Nassau 76.99 91.99 4/0x6/8 128.99 115.99 Christtho King Church, Hillsdo. * HindlChirje Accepted 5/0x6/8 95.99 86.99 5/0x6/8 115.99 The B'nai B'rith Bet Chai Singles, 35 State Conference and in Region 19, and Farmingdale Community Colleges. 104.99 5/0x6/8 150.99 135.99 •• WITE John, of Watchung, N.J., bolovod hus- 339 Millburn Ave. -, Dante Plaza, Rt, 22 E. 6/0x6/8 106.99 129.99 band of Alice, (Tonnosson), dovotod fathor plus, will hold a New Year wine and 96.99 6/0x6/8 116.99 6/0x6/8 171.99 154.99 you want Millburn * North Plainfield of Miss Poggy'Ann,Whitq-, Mrs. Kathy Milos DON'T MISS A WKKK cheese party tonight at 8 in, the Jewish Doors anrcarton packed with all hardware and easy to hang Instructions Included. All bi-lold doors 90)d by Jaeger Minutemen sparkling on mat Lumber feature clear while pine. not. linger jointed stock. Ready to hang - ready to finish. ' • • ma • and Miss Sally Whito, also survivod by two Of' LOCAL NKWS Center of West .Orange, 300 Pleasant 379-3172 753-0353 - grandchildren.,.The.f urmral sttrvico.wa^ hold •i_Ihurs-til9'P.M. at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 CAL!T«H iM:^h^ • • \ '•• r rec i'a m defense~"b y—t he~ Bil hl_ The-Kttider*-«er»>-li>d-l>y--Victai- Stored 2 points und rebounded well. seven and Tom Berger six. Dan Francis ,—rho-Colt|c!»-woro4(!d-by-jarcU_Win-_ -Contributed wHHWs rebounding?-—-— » Hoekets. and Pistons enabled lhosi> Worlhinglon with four poinls. S''lh were'tiiicedhy Jason Mullnuin'ivilh VJ lei's four* poinls. Michael ijindol David Wiekiim 'contributed on dOfcnse. teams to post opening day victories in Kison addVd :i poinls and played well poinls/V'ighl in Ihe fourth quarter to played a fine defensive gume along Oklalidma wus'"piifud by Mike 1»cbn stopped Yale, 42-39, as Chris the Springfield Itecroation Depart- defensively Creg Maltznian added a break iknucn. |Cllen ..lords had six with Joey (irann.. Drew Weisholtz Montimuri with four • points. Mike Monaco hud 20 points and controlled the offense. Greg Walsh had eight points, ment's Small Fry.Baskctballl-eague. bucket. • poinls and\j)laycd goofl defense. Krell - ndded-tHwcket for the CelticK. l.ipman, Jennifer Francis, uhd Ted In ihe first izame. the Uoc'kels used seConit hall delcnse was Ihe Cohen had seven rebounds lo help Ihe In the SMaVe Y^'ague." ai'the Florence l^i'ye eiichjulderfa point to'lhe attack, as did Daniel Monaco. William Lee il, Alabama aH *<&! : <& •-,'> 4 •'• ' •. ' '•' „- '• :' "•''••• ,W "."' ', '. •'• ' ,'" V"" ' •'" ' '•• •'"'"'t**,'•' '' .'•'•' '•'• ' ' He called the existing home heplth persons in homes operated by the "Wo get the patient literally dumped ItyADAKRUNNEIt on the home health agency because there care system "rather inefficient," ex- (Second of two par(K) / association's 78 member facilities. plaining, "When you send a nurse~br a Jan. 20 through Feb. 12 (with previews Temple B'nai Jeshurun, Short Hills, and A~ handful of these homes are purely is noplace else to go," she said. J>y Ii ir Miron, Israeli composer and ' The increase in numbers, 61 senior She added) however, that her major doctor, a physical therapist or home Music itor. teinple Emanu-El, Westfield. Jan. 19). 249-5560. Ruth Kaminska, Yiddish Theater ac- residential,-but most also provide nur- health aide to visit one person in one tress. .At JDA, 1 Henderson Drive, West citizens — in the area, the state and the concern is "lack of communication" El Avrnm Revue. Jan. 14 at 8:30 p.m. fan, 28 evening. „ "Same Time Next Year," Cranford • nation — brings with it ar)1ncrease in the sing service, ho said. home it is going to cost a lot'of money." Dramatic Club, 78 Winans Aye., Cran-. Ciildwell. Jan. 22,1 to 4:45 p.m. The "facility of the future," however, among health care agencies. "My in Temple Israel of Scotch Plains amount of medical care that is needed. biggest recommendation for every To meet this problem, congregate living Fanwbod, 1920 Cliffwood St., So ford. Jan. 27 through Feb. 11 weekends at But thatcare need not necessarily be in will not bo a "free-standing" nursing programs are "the only way to go," he home, he predicted. "There needs to be hospital is to talk to their community- Plains, 889-1830. 8:40.278-76fi,7to9p.m. hospitals, according to the New Jersey said "But until someone with more Films coordination of services and it has to be based agency," she said. "They are out 1_ Punk Rock Night. Theater "A Community Celebration of Yiddish Hospital Association's Committee on political clout than existing community 1 "Kenya." Jan. 15. 2 p.m.," film. Jan. under some central direction to make it there doing it,.." Center, Warinarico Park, _R To Publicity ('linjj'iiii'ii! • JAEGER 1 Would you liko smiii help in preparing newspaper JADE GARDEN OVERHEAD ii'lmiscs" WYiw-ln this"urwKpnpw and.ask for nuT GARAGE • -TipsimSubmillinii News Releases." Chcl Lin Smith direct from Hong DODR Kong & Taiwan will,create delicacies of the orient especially lor you. ^EYEGLASS OUTLET CENTER Lunch Dinner Includes: Starting at OPEN SUNDAY Soup " $O9_ 5 Roast Fried Pork L. 12:30-4:30 P;M Whole . Union Stoie WEWIL MSBM^^^^^psBffiSI Crispy Only. $ $£95 PEKING 00 FRIED , ity • on »H eowpletg tvewear in any 16 Kg. •-INSTALTATIONS ^• urweription Including DUCK DUCK •REPAIRS cataracts/ Dinnti fw two DINNER • AUTOMATIC iSiutMd with vttttibM OPENERS NO OTHER DISCO • PARTS&HDWE. • RESIDENTIAL Free Linden •COMMERCIAL now -INDUSTRIAL Banquet Facilities Availably -Bifocal Clou Lenses 98 Up to 40 Persons Regularly Starting ot *49 : Division Jan.T6 20 CENTER STORE 430 N. Wood Ave. JAEGER LUMBER Now Open .For Liriden—^ 2322MMhVKw. fJNLV Mori, NJ. 07083 925-3744 Yiddis h culture Movie timeclock • BELbEVUBr—(Mont——Sat^diflUnidnight-ghow, feature flntLtimeclock clair)-SCARFACE, Fri. • THE EROTIC WORLD OF LOST PICTURE SHOW 1,4:15, 7:30, 10:45; Sat., 1, ANGELCASH. . (Unlort)-BIG CHILL FOR •^ "A Community Celebration of Yiddish education chairman, the program will 4:15, 7:30; Sat., 1, 4:15, LINDEN TWIN ONE- Call theater at 964-4497 fon_ SUBURBAN 3 Culture" Will inaugurate ihe new Legacy be held Jan. 22 from 1 to 4:45 p.m. at the 7:30; Sun., 5:15, 8:30; SCARFACE. Call theater timeciock. § Series of the Jewish -Education JEA, 1 Henderson Drive, WestCaldwell. Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., at 925-9787 for timeclock. . STRAND. (Summjt)- LASSIFIED -> Association (JEA) of MetroWest, it was Dr. Kurt Leviant, professor of Hebraic 1,5:15,8:30. LINDEN TWIN TWO- Call theatpr at 273-3900 for CALL i announced by Jerome Ben-Asher, adult Studies at Rutgers University, New BELLEVUE II-TWAN Call theater at 925-9787 for • feature and timeclock. Brunswick, and translator of Chaim WHO LOVED WOMEN, o Graqe's Yiddish works, will discuss "The Fri., 2:15, 5:15, 6:15, 8:15,' z I Swingin' Tern World of Chaim Grade." Two concurrent Cabbage Patch doll is prize n midnight; Sat., 2:15,4:15, 686- O - workshops, one on Yiddish humor, will 6:15, B:15;-Sun., 6:15, 8:15', Smuggler's Cove a fundraiser for St. Joseph •Reaching over 70,000 readers in the Union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountain- c | has its debut be led by Dr. Irving Alper, and the other 10:15; Mon., Tues., Wed., Restaurant and Cocktail School for Blind Children. side Echo, Kenilworth Leader, The Spectator in Roselle & Roselle Park and the z on Yiddish music, will be led'by Cantor The winner will be chosen Linden Leader. 2 Swingin' Tern, a new series of square Thur., 2:15, 4:15, 6:15, Lounge at 595 Morris Ave., 7700 Norman Summers of Tcmple—ffnai at 10 p.m, Further in- and contra dances, which made its Bebut 8:15. Springfield, will award a 2 Jeshurun andjecturgr on the faculty of formation Is avalailablo o in St. Joseph's Hall at the College of St. BELLEVUE III—UN- Hebrew Union College.- Cabbage Patch doll to a by calling Smuggler's 5 Elizabeth Saturday night, had live music COMMON VALOR, Fri., The program will conclude with a contestant on Saturday in Cove, 376-3840. CHILD CARE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED u by the Potluck String Band. 1:45,3:45,5:45, 7:45; Sat., 1 HELP WANTED 1 i session on Yiddish Theater by stage and 2 Sponsored by (he Folk Project, with 1:45, 3:45,5:45,7:45; Sun., film actress Ruth Kaminska, who will EXCELLENT- Private fn CLERK TYPIST- Small of support from the Folk Music, Society of 5:45, 7:45, 9:45; Mon., present reflations on the Yiddish home prenWsery program lice near Springfield Northern New Jersey,- Swingin' Tern Tues., Wed., Thur., 1:45, ACCOUNTANT COMPUTER Center. Must enjoy work theater and readings from works- in " (1 year plus). Flexible PART-TIME dancesjvill beheld the first Saturday of 3:45,5:45,7:45,9:45. hours. W4-V276 or 964-5822. OPERATOR inq with figures. Call 379 -Yiddish andEnglish.. _. .. .. : FIVE POINTS CINEMA- men! and challenging career lor person interested m grow TELLER 449 SALE'S/STORE HELP- HOUSE SALES c ai D E NT A— U MODELS NEEDED BIG INDOOR FLEA INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS CLEAN UP SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENTS INSULATION MASONRY PHONE SALES ....Matur. o minded person MARKET- : Roselle CONDUCTED -I- RECEPTIONIST-^ EOT. CbUdjren.A, months to 16 -wlth^some-exper-Ierice—ln_ S—Saturday-n-orning-in-Spr-^ yearsiMff -We—have-a-pKoduot—that- -wltlv -earHroHc High—Schtrorr —For-a-ftwtonsultatlon- needfi^-deii—WI.II-train.-Goodjjro-.- RaVltan Roadr Saturday CLI=ANUK - BOBSrJEFF = 2: ingfleld. Job available Im- rapidly growing-children's spects for growth and to.sell, full or Rubbish of any kind and Before You Waste Money teps, s id* e wa TRs^ aTT - mediately. Call 379-380.3. dfvlsjon' now seeking "MONEY". . Part time February 4.9"to 5. call 2. partial contents of Good skills get good |obs! STAWSKI musonryrr 25 years ex. Work frpm home. Call J.B. management. Full time/- 23S0. _i_ quantity removed. Attics, Custom home alternation. On Excess Heating Cost. special children to io(rr in part - time. Convenient. your home or apartment cellars, .garages- cleaned. Call for Free Estimate. perlence. Quality work. >- DATA ENTRY New Jersey's largest Moran,' CALL -~ Interior and exterior. Com- Reasonable prices. hours-Call 688-3936. FLEA MARKET- Iridopr7- —^ DRAKECOLLEGE Construction clean up. plete carpentry service. HEAT CONTROL, EST. n Ci-ERK modeling and advertising out-door, Saturday, LIZVANCE ' of Business, Eliiabeth,N,J. v 1951.753-7911,272-7272. F'JLLY INSURED, 379- g Must have minimum 2 486-7070 487-33*5 • 635-8815 2410045 99. company. No experience January 14, 8:30 a.m. to : will train you for . MICHAELJ. HEINE CONSTRUCTION — CPAONCALL QUALITY T&t No More Long Lines DOLLY z DEGREED LONGO& A & J xHOME IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPING D Remodeling • Altera- And High Prices Lawn maintenance, ACCOUNTANT BARAN A/Cand MADISON O tions ^Repairs, Custom ' • 16 YEARS Have your Federal and L^wn chemical ser- u Over fourteen years ex CERTIFIED PUBLIC REFRIGERATORS SALES & SERVICE State Returns in the con KITCHENS vice,-Spring clean up, kithchen¥& Bathrooms, EXPERIENCE* z perience to do business- ACCOUNTANTS Domestic 8. Commer PflOMPT & CURTEOUS - venience of your own Shrub planting & care. o accounting work. Com Prepared in the conve Buy Di rect cl'al Air conditioners , SERVICE OM Ait BRAND? • Insurance Estimates EXCLUSIVE 'Additions Vbormors • nience of your home. home at reasonable z puterized general Small business accoun • • REPAIRS • SAU5 rates. FREE ESTIMATES and refrigerators • Wrecker Service Attics * Siding • Roofing F"ROM SI 0.00 1 From Factory 3 ledger, inventory, ac ting and tax services. • INSTALLATIONS VOLVO DEALER Senior Citiion - EXPERT REPAIRS • Gutters. \- 232-5302 or 654- o count analysis quarterly Gener'al ledger, payroll •AASHIW M4WINIS«OR>ERS CALL _ lliMORRISAVE SUMMIT Call Discounts tax returns, financial FAST SERVICE •;':SHVSASHERS • 41-1 RANGES CALL FOR ESTIMATE FREE ESTIMATES ' LO reports and income • •StFRuiERAlORS* FREEZER? ANDREW MANNO: Call Leonard D statements, etc. REASONABLE .... 484-7924 LiottaCPA TANGOFEDOR "SSf Rte. 22 Springfield 4162. O taxes prepared at •AIR CONDITIONERS 687354? 273-4200 REASONABLE RATES , RATES AUTHORIZED 687-6060 early for O reasonable rates. OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 379-6070 u. CALL M. MAILLOUX 687-8770 0iai686-3779 465.LEMGti.AV. FACTORY SERVICE R, Heinle FOR APPOINTMENT appointments S)0 S. WOOD MC. IIM'DEM * 379-9487 S'l *Vft. Union UNION LONG TERM LEASING 964-1738 LANDSCAPING AUTOS WANTED CARPENTRl LANDSCAPING .LIBRARY SERVICE LIMOUSINE SERVICE LIMOUSINL SERVICE i MAINTENANCE AUTO DEALERS AUTO DEALERS lAUTO PARTS | AUTO POLISHING \Z.O. LANDSCAPING Service Wllh The Feminine R&H _ 'v vit • • • MARK CC LIMOUSINE Touch MULTIPLY GENERAL CONTRACTORS • Design LIBRARY JANITORIAL ALTERATIONS •Sc WE PAY SERVICES Your reliable part- MAINTENANCE YOUR SAVINGS GEM and m on t h (, y • Sprrng Clean Ups ner and ideal LADYG' Systems • Maintenance CO. CASH HOME IMPROVEMENT maintenance, lawn choice for business LIMOUSINE SERVICE OLDSMOBILE '"We • Top So\ Experienced' Equipped With Color TV^ FOR YOUR JUNK CARPENTRY* renovation, seed, Professional. Consul- and pleasure. To Oldest & Largest • Thatchi),, Stereo-Bar CfiROR TRTJCK - WINDOWS fertilizer, lime, top SPECIALlXlNG IN tant for Library-needs. travel at ease. Quality Work Exclusive • AIRPORTS • PIERS OPEN 7 DAYS CEILINGS •DQeR-S- soil, shrubs and LAWN RENOVA- Will organize, expand, Reasonable Rates Olds Dealer In NEW-USED- TIONS .8. CHEMICAL revise. Business plus For Reservations • BUSINESS TRIPS - Office-Buildings Sun 11 m' lo 1 p m CoaiMwHhwiilWauw 375-1253 PART.ICIANS sod. . Very professional libraries. • ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS. Union County W»d *SJI J JOIOS *ip m APPLICATIONS and Stores-Etc. LEASES •TIM Ufa* uoU diu-.hU •ROOFING reasonable \rates. ELIZABETH Wvtk d«VV 1 30 I m to r p m aUhw^lUbla ' IRVINGTON LICENSED8, \ Union County area'. Estimates Call: 964-3107 Union, N.J. Free Estimates 2277 MORRIS INSURED \ Available evenings & (24 Hoursi Call 687-3075 » MOTORS, INC. HIGHEST PRICES No JO|J Too Big Or Free estimate, Small. Reasonable . CALL: 4B7-7294 Sundays. 2B9'19S0after.S Gladys lOlgl) Dene/ PO Box <5B0 Union, N.J. Value Rated Used Cars AVE 1688-58481 PAID! ' PM. ' UJUI Hill Stclion 687-3341 964-0232 . 741-0459 201624-5200 Owner-Ghauttountt* 07,083 582 Morris Avo. UNION, 686-2800 596-9783 • Elizabeth 354-1050 2091 Sprinf)nld«n.. Union /MESSENGER SERVICE MOVING & STORAGE 'MOVING «. SlURAGE PAINTING CEILINGS MASONRY PAINTING' I CARPENTRY CARPENTRY I CARPETS CARPET CLEANING CATERING ALL PAINTING BY CARPET CLEANING THE LATEST LOOK COURIER CARPET REPAIRS CATERING DON'S PAUL'S MOVERS ANTHONY CUSTOM BELLIS IN ACOUSTICAL MASONRY- SERVICE JOE DOMAN Scolchqard WE DO. ALL ' - Steps FOUMCHLVOF PAINTING INSTALLATION, TYPE5OF PARTIES APPEARANCE ' Y»LC»VC HILLSIDE BENJAMIN 686-3824^ CONSTRUCTION RESTRETCHES sidewalks Need Something RESIDENTIAL ONLY : : INDOOR-CfUTDOOR Spiiyed le»luieJ ceilinp. 'Ctiom PM 00177 MOORt PAINTS STE P5; RElfAYS,' BTRTFrtJAV55HOWeRSr waterproofing Important done or y CLEANING WEDDINGS-ANNIVERSARIES ol medium w coirw >i|ie|)tt lei ALTERATIONS Self employed. transported that ^Interior and Carpentry Work Done NEW.tARPET 5ALES GARDEN 8. POOL PARTIES tuiei, jliltei affecl wiiliblf. Dues • INTERIOft REPAIRS?' Cnll Day or Night OCTOBERFESTICAR NIVALS you" [ust can't ac- Exterior ADDITIONS •-DORMERS INSURANCE CLAIMS to i cwp. hiridwrtii finish.' No We also do EXTERIOR DECKS 763-5091 - STATE FAIRS a, COUNTY FAIRS LOW PRICES . painting ntctsury. Consols mmoi Community Grants complish yourself. FREE Now or Enlarged ROOFING jndSIDlNG SPECIALIZING IN STORAGE^ CLOSET5 CABINETS No Job'Too Small Fr.e EttimJte FREE ESTIMATES Homes a Offices . Iliwi and Clicks in plislei Cdlmji All Work ESTIMATES CHARCOALED Insured.. LOCAL!LONG Customized TABLES Fullv Inlur.d > PERSONALSERVICE ROAST BEEF& it »«ry low pneei. Commercni Call MAC 687-0035 Guaranteed Magna Maintenance : DISTANCE MOVING ' STORAGE ARE-AS. THE CARPET DOCTOR ROAST PORK iMidenlul.' fully iniured-Fiee A.ZAPPULLO&SON FORMICA WOOD Ask For Mike: "Gold Seal" Carpet Cleaning 376-7289 375 Roseland Place Insured 686-6990 _ 687-2480 UNION 388-2354 For' InfoCall Sig. tslimjle \Call 688-7768 PANELLING SHEETROCK • 3765547 Bonded UNION . PCO00U . WINDOW^'DOORS 688-4635 evenings Free Estimates!,, ; Call: 382 7894 WW6,372-4079. \H1V»UXH»LL BD UNION.. PODIATRY PAINTING PAPERHANGING PAVING PLUMBING ! PLUMBING CLEAN UP CLEAN UP SERVICE CLEANING SERVICE DOG TRAINING "F E NCt S FENCES PRIVATE IN HOME FENCE SALE |W WILLIAM E. , PODIATRY Have Truck Will Travel MORNS | CHAIN LINK] 8 KMG CLEANUP DOG TRAINING 49i SQ.FT. -v " DR. ELI KARP Clean ups and light CLEANING AND PAINTING AND BAUER JOSEPH • Rubbish Removal REASONABLE PODIATRIST hauling. We supply (Min. 100 Lin. ft) COMPANY • Attics, Cellars, RATES, TIME PAY- WOOD FENCING PROFESSIONAL McGADEY labor, truck time and MENTS, Green vinyl chain link •HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALIZING IN Garages Cleaned installed. Gates and tor . PAINTING (PLUMBING LIC.5013) GENERAL PODIATRY gas. You supply rubbish REFEREFERENCESAVAR - At Reasonable • REASONABLE to to.e thrown out or SPECIALIZING IN: • Construction Clean-Up minalssalebrlce. / •Electric.Sewer ' Office Hours By Ap TUMBLTUM E Prices RATES • Interior Painting items to be moved. • RESIDENTIAL Any kind and quantity of 24hour service Cleaning Service . pointment •COMMERCIAL debris removed. • FIRST QUALITY • Paperhanging No Job Too Small . -i. Reasonable Rates BILTRITE FENCE -—'.-AND-MEDICAI FenceCraft WORK '65 Mountain Avenue -~ Quality Service ™-™-——635^6565-0 it——.^ • Home & Offices 354-8470 CONSTRUCTION' RESIDENTIAL OFFICE CLEANING M.J. PRENDEVILLE nrraustftes—- _F.ully-lns.,Eree-Est - - Springfield, N-J- P Lease . 'call ' M. 1826-00)0 CALLANYTIME: • Insured 379-3803 Frederick at 665 1493 or Call753*4«4 • '• CalhGeorge 851-00.17- Union. 635*815 UNION \ 75310U. For Additional Info., 373-7114. ---•'•• ••M4-W48- . 9M-4942 ROOFING 1 RESUMES RE-UPHOLSTERY ROOFING ROOFING FENCES1 FIREWOOD FUEL OIL FURNITURE REFINISHING HOME IMPROVEMEN UNIFIED DAMIANO • '•'.'.• " -&» WfrOFFER PROFESSIONAt- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS MIKECIASULU ROOFING FURNITURE km ADRIATIC^ -- BERGER CONSTRUCTION POOLS COMPUTER SERVICE DRAPERIES and ROOFING. FIREWOOD & PIANO REFINISHING T TO MAKE: •Itilulei: GEO. JAEKEL, INC. CONTRACTORS COMPLETE RE UPHOLSTERY Highest HOT TAR Expert reflnishlng at RETAIL STORE Quality Work OWER ,n—I—coroptolo Honie Altera- _ FENCES • FUTERUEKR rUU OIL llrulinK Hp«UIUtw fur o\rr K.\ >rarn • NEW POOL SALES ready to burn, • Hand Strippotl»No Dip- Prke tIRON • ALUMINUM .MSI.KIIIlill \VKM>:t'MM.VNJ.SIMI • • Dormers • Resumes • Reports ship. 34 years ex- tions • HINGLE ROOEING KPOllO FUEL OlCcO. . •SERVICES. WORKS INC. HARDWOODS • Free estimates, pick • Additions • Mailing Lists perience, formerly at Custom painting and •REPAIRS • Basements REJHAIRS • Small Business • REROOFING $48. per Square t ocniiol Cr t - • *. ' Tel. (201)687-0900 up and delivery STEINBACH'S. Dis- 'paperhanging |r ' GUARANTEED Inventory Control •LEADERS also um.rium. Latixu. r.auii • • Repairs and restora- • Bathrooms •POOL OPENINGS T • Accounting and count' for Seoipr ROOFING •GUTTERS• ooa 'enco Pn««ii'i- n;ti'. Foil Cord! -- tion, of all furniture and •Kitchens •"LIQUID CHLOR'ENE ALUMINUM ^ts Hor ChBtf -ui P • Payroll . Citlzegs. FREE Shop- LEADERS, GUTTERS ear offsour specialty Amiiloi DiAl antiques „ -15 VRS. EXPi-RJLL-Y-, . - SIDING Call. 1-K KEROSENE . . $1.35 "We also do Computer In- at-Home Service. AND.RA[NWEAR Free Estimates 4850700 • Pianos • repaired", INS. 118 W. tVebster stallation, Custom Soft- Fully In Call EASV TERMS bought and sold. CAIOTTE: ware and training. Call: WALTER CRNTER at " RicfiTWargolin .: — —322-5331—— Avenuov Rosello Park. . 6M 674-6986 47 MT. PLEASANT AVE - FU(L OIL-CALL rONnpllCC 9644974 232-34BS-: — • —457-6655——^~ NEWARK or63i&-0278 Days. • ; VACUUM CLEANERS WANTED TO BUY HOME IMPROVEMENT (HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT SINGLES iTILE WORK TREE SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENT. HOME IMPROVEMENT HUMt fMPROVt fVt N* TURNING NEED VACUUM I P PAPER STOCK, INC. ALL HOME ALUNIMUM Ri TBGUESE •• JAYBAR DeNicolo CLEANER SERVICE? RECYCLING PLANT MAKE OLD BUILDING CONTRACTORS TILCCONTMCTOI •riUHUUMNDriUHUU SIDING & Nieo HOME POINT-SINGLES a H SOUTH JOIh STREET IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS IITAILIIHIDim ( VINGTON. NEW JEB&E V 0*111 Caiptntiy • tMlmi ROOFING .IMPROVEMENTS The Intelligent alter KITCHCHt-tATHROOMt PUT CASWIN YOUR POCKET" BUVEROF SCRAP Cullers • Piinlini - NEW Decks,, additions, native • tor selective RIMIRt-OIIOUTIHO ^NEWSPAPERS' ' I1T0 PER 100 L«S PLUS , Liqhl Mjlohry • SHEET:ROCK -basements,. kit- singles. TIL! KIOMI GLASSBOTTLES . II 00 PER 100 LBS Ori/*vii>v\ &»l»d ' • SUSPENDED -ALUMINU/UXAN_| II1PPBI « join nowond get F PRINT OUTS AND T AS CAHOF • Aluminum Srdmo UUIUintJHHUl No Job TqoSmaTl ; PLASTER MAINTENANCE whole' house fans. ELEVATION • TOfMNO • COMPLETE BATTERIEJS • CARDBOARD LEAD • OLD ALUMINUM Painting and - • RsotinQ 3 MONTHS - w«Mtmini«mHY •PA-TCHtNO— ADDITIONS 5 I COPPER • BRASS CAST IRON • Call AnyfiTne njirmtrt^- -Free-—Estimates^ JEMOVAL :JiHOUREME0ENCV \rVOBLb DESIGN • ALTERATIONS . All Cirmntry Worl. FREE! SERVICE ."NURSENTSTiticrt CEDAR I Pnc.SubnctToCh.no*> 0^824-7600 Insured. jVlll^BkI Buster, 964-4010 l*( Will USISTINDISICN HOICCISI POSTS" • f KEE ESTIMATES 1 FUU.V 964-83^8 |26l)467-978O 1736 E AVE. LINDEN 201'374-1750 «ui 5 P.M. 687-4163 CaH354-77i9 964-7112 INSURED MHJI» V2S-012) Mike, 687-2599 272-6865 Mary Show Director tata,*./. .Cal 678 5025. • WORD PROCESSING DILIGENT TRUST WOR- of- Home Remodeling, PREMIER Counties needs field coor- lectible dealers, flea THY WORKERS- Ready to Alterations-Kitchens-Bath, MOVING ft STORAGE MODELING dinator to work with con SCOTCH PLAINS market Items, bake sale, ANY LIONEL, FLYER, NEW JERSEY ' EXPERT BABYSITTING- IVESANDOTHER • ACCOUNTING & TYPING efficiently clean . your, General Carpentry, •NEW YORK AGENCY ' tractors and tenants. Car and UNION snac.k amfluTfich bar. Table home. Free estimates, Cabinet 8> Formica Work. AMERICAN RED BALL ,Avai able in our spacious 809 Riverview Drive required. Ideal for active spaces available. 245-7300. •\ TRAINS • Financial aids available If qualified •ANTWERP Spri •gfield home. Id^al >>n- Toe prices paid. - Placement assistance references available. R.Heinze . 686-7924 Local 8. worldwide n vcrs. : Totdwa.N.J. retiree. Cal I 688 5760. Reports dlrocilv lo the Reoiona) DIAMOND SETTING v I r • n m e n t. \3 o o d Mitnfloorol our SCOTCH PLAINS or ^635-2058" - classes now forming Mary Ellen's Miracle EXTRAODINAIRE Red Carpet servio to UNION Dlvfeionl Our successful General House Cleaning MAKE OLD CEILINGS FLORIDA. A&?nt red rences Hoursjllex'ble. E.O.E. PART TIME- Day help FOR SALE • •;• 3348709 MANUFACTURING Ca I 376-4667, after 30