lhuriday.July23.198l Dayton announces Hadassah slates Swimmers crack Kean professors take VoiiHhonon school calendar beneflFp seven records— A poster featuring the 18 poster and two packages medal, while the lettering because of the abundance multiplicity of corpora- students in the design pro- A addition to these varieties of annual flowers- of flower seeds to il-by Holloway won a bronze of nature's bounties in the •tions and communications duction class taught by a^jLs< severe} posters native to New Jersey has lustrate the'event's theme, medal. The same design fertile ground. They added fuths as Well as for artists Val}a to promote the preA^ by the students ..page10 ..... page been added to the poster "The Garden State."' was repeated on the.seed that the state is becoming anddeslgners. ' Chnsto appearance also w«t* centod among thhe collection of the Newark The Art Directors Club packages, the invitation a fertile ground for a A poster, prepared by won a gold medal. ^•j 'fottetoat Public library. is comprised of advertis- and the awards' cer- The poster was a portion ing firms, graphic and tificates. of a promotional package commercial Artists, il- ,. The professors said New prepared by Martin lustrators', photographers, Jersey originally was call- Holloway of Springfield designers, art and adver- ed :'The Garden State," WE PICK UP AND DELIVER OUR CARS and Victor Valla of Bask- tising directors of in- ing Ridge, two fine arts dustrial and commercial St. Benedict's FREE OF CHARGE! professors at Kean College firms and their clients. DAILY, WEEKLY. MONTHLY RENTALS of New Jersey., lists reunion The winning entry k (USPS 512-720) The package won a gold features a multi-colored A reunion is scheduled LOW RATES medal in the 18th annual design showing such an- Oct. 10 for" the Class of 1956 'Your Community Leader" by St. Benedict's s s Art Directors Club of New nual, flowers as the aster, SAVE 2.0 VOL.S2NO.44 SPRINGFIELD.N.J.,THURSDAY,July30,1981 Published by Trum^r Publishing Corp., 37 Mountain Ave., Springlleld, N.J.0708) Second Class Postage Paldat Sprlnqfleld, N.J. 30 Cents Per Copy Jersey contest. blue and white daisies, Preparatory School Alum- SAVE 10.00 INSTANT ni Association, 520 High OFF AN' ' It contained tickets, cosmos, cornflower, OFF ANY RENT-A-CAR award certificates, confir- larkspur, stfawflowcrs, St., Newark, 07102. AUTO RENTAL AUTO RENTAL mation cards, cards'for zinnias and others. • Classmates interested in 01 One Week Or Longer the mailing lists, the in- The illustration, done by attending may contact Bill ! 763-4900 763-3011 vitation in the form of a Valla, also won a gold Mealia at 352-7300. teacher files •'- WILLIAM H. SMITH suit for discrimination mith is named :-'""'•'By SHARI BROWN health and •physical education. "I: JULwasjiever told the reason for being Hih>dU " rl him with budgeting and care of denied the assistant principal position. cond was a slap in the face. The third «)iilpmi.ni—Any-nnlk r.r„ qimiHraM I was tnlri 'Wril. that's the breaks co-op ad head ^—^rmw^^ —~ *^ . B - ' , j *' H^e 2 II \ a.1 1 AI— ~ ~~ Diane: 250Tpeople applied for the job, William H. Smith has with the advertising time she sued. ' . through me, so he wouldn t bebotncrccT one person gdTilTV been named cooperative representatives of tho Daine Erdmann, a David Brearley with 10 cads a day," she said. • "This past spring I tried to speak to advertising manager of various newspapers Regional High School teacher, is suing , In October of 1977 Erdmann, who has Mr. Bauman. He refused because we Suburban Publishing within the Suburban Donald Merachnik, Regional High taught physical educations driver's _were in litigation, but tfte complaints Corp. newspapers, accor-. Publishtng Corp. group School. Distr!ct__superintendent, and education and health at Brearley since had not yet been signed," ding to Mort Perlman. and their accounts in his Charles Bauman, assistant county 1969, applied for the position of coor- Bauman aga1rrrefusedouble back door According to Arthur Buehrer, near Shunpike Road. ., Board, anil Dennis Smith, a two-year . iVINYLUtTEX passively heated and cooled -geo-solar itsjowest point, in the rear of the house, is used us Ihe main entrance. It serves municipal clerk, there have been many member of the Board of Adjustment. Pops concert at mall $4795 S/Wsi- • lien ™ """""'• "BLACKTOP """""""S V 75 thermal envelope, with air locks,.lhorff it is 12 inches above the ceiling. as an air lock which leaves the complaints concerning parking ay: is expected to rule .on the Neil Berger, senior alternate for the .The N.J. Pops Orchestra sing a solo "Serenade to Slperstoln't uvti you more on th« I USG « FILLER t-Q, \A violations—the blocking of emergency firm's request for a summary judge- ' R 8!j •mo syphons and a perfect vapor bar- The greenhouse, a large glnss- -greenhouse,'whose temperature can Board of Adjustment, was appointed to will perform the third in a Spring", by Rodgers. Also famoui maker exlenilon ladder with :*6 rier, all surrounded by buffered .air enclosed area so named because of its reiich 100 degrees,'undisturbed. The exits—and patrons eating outside the ment decision,' a ruling based upon» Underwriter'* guarantee... made of • JOINT COMPOUND ! * $WLES-Gal. . *7 " serve out Smith's term. four-concert scries at Liv- included will be an "Old heavy duty aluminum, featuret rub- 62 lbs: space. ' - Jieating effect and not because it houses double doors arc so spaced that one snackbararea. - written evidence submitted by the ingston Mall tonight. In- Timers Waltz Medley" ber ihoes. flat rung. $ 75 • bit 4 cannot be reached whilo holding onto lawyers without testimony from Five companies submitted bids for a ss No, Bruce Autenrieth Is not making plants, is located in tho front of tho- eluded will be songs such Sing-Along. I 7I * 5 BLACKTOP SEALER $6.95 | repairs on the Space Shuttle or erecting house. the other. This air lock is created to The committee has notified Glen witnesses. No decision date has been spreader: ""."""" as "Polonaise from "The concert begins 9:30 Guir«nt««d yg JO Rudy Mlii Colon OM ,| a aa •••••aa aa aaaaaai •••••••••• ••* •••••a aaig another New Jersey nuclear power *Tt contains 17 windows, some 4 feet by maintain a constant buffer; Brown, pool manager, and Joseph Ra- scheduled, comniltteemen said. 'Eugcna Onegin'" by'in the Center Court and.is SIZES LIST «ium«1 lor walls, woodwork- coat ravers. Matelilng col- puano, recreation director, that cars in • Man Power Equipment It ' ing, Mtctwi and bathroom. ors In late* or 611. Saml- plant. He Is building a house on Marion 6 feet and others 4 feel by 8 feet. Meal Tchaikovsky; "Fugue in G. free of charge. Further in- JfrFOOY gloss at slightly Avenue. • , . that collects in the greenhouse rises to A perfect vapor barrier! of plastic and violation will be ticketed and towed at Weltchek also announced the receipt Family-bid bond $250. Total bid $1,980 Minor" by Bach; and formation is available by J«;FOOT I (teg. S]0.9S Gal! Brlces. 1 foil has been woven from floor to floor the owners' expense, and patrons con- of $93,000.in federal funds, in the form of • Matcha''Machinery Company—bid "Man of La Mancha" by calling Harriet Zocks, So VERY Good FOR WOOD 'The geo-solar thermal envelope, or the highest point of the roof. Foil reflec- Jt-FOOlf double-shell envelope, js a home tors on the underside of the roof retain without a break, to retain the heat and suming food outside of designated a community block grant. bond 10 percent of the bid. Total bid Leigh. Laura Murray, a director of marketing and al-FOOT I m m ••••••• aai aaii •••gas aaaaaa aaaaaa- repel the cold. areas wilLbe removed from the pool for $2,050 • Livingston resident, will promotion^ at 994-9391. specifically constructed with respect to about 90 percent of the heat that usually 'According to Cieri, $40,000 will be us- 31-FOOT m New Brilliant j^_—rr,,flTt * . • th. e basement (through_ ' th.e crawlspnc. o tieia(Ue. , gnaHaiBiHMHBiilr Vreeland's case and ijersonnc! records Township-Committee's decision'lo fire PBA. will, attend both the county and judge." • -^ .'•••-. Ovor ono miUion square loot on one oasy-lo-shop ' The. home was In Lake Tahoe, whichihh connects witithh ttHHo greenhouseh)) state moetings of. the PBA next month, . "Of all the complaints that have been lovel. 6asy! |^Q I ROOFCOATiNG before firing the officer, on.churgcs of Vreelund. Dausor added. " NOW ONLY Nevada. Autenrieth wrote the designer and fills tfta void." . •. . Dauser said, signed against (Springfield) police of- for construction guidelines and a "At night the glass looses heat faster, harassing u 17-year-old Springfield Chief Ucorge Parsell said Vrooland's Wma and rskdym-iBd color* only resident and vlolnting police regula- firing wan "a decision of the Township The Springfield delegation will sup- ficers, I don't know of any but two that Custom colon lliQhtiy hiqhf brochure explaining the principle oir-which Creates .an opposite eurreni," - port the PBA push for that 90-day-law have been found guilty. When they went which the double-shell, envelope AutenHelH sold. Then the heat which tions.-- .-.:-_..:-:,,..„;...._;„. .„•.._.,. Committee..'My feelings don't. even SIDEWALK SALE DAYS . '.'They (the committee) have created. enter it. I have nothing to with any Aiiscmbly bill. "This situation (the fir-' to the county, the decisions—were- .operates. ' ' ' has nccumulated In tho hasemcnl rises Ing of Vrceland) is a perfect example of reversed," . • JULY 29th & 30th "I wanted It done right and as Incx- to its highest point. • a tremendous problem and It's already- dismissals: I just signed the conv having It's effects. Already this weok, plaints." ," . ••' what happens when things are let go for "There is going to be an appeal on the pemlvely as possible, so I hired mo," . "I visited a < geo-solar) home In Vcr- months." • decision of the Township Committee." Mall Wide •••.-- Autenrieth'said. noh, near Great Gorge,.In.February. people have come in to sign complaints' ^ At present, working relations against two other officers. It's going lo between Ihe .men and (he chief are "This particular action against this . According' to Dauser, Vreeland Is Plenty of ' "Idecldedhowmanyroomslwanled The day I went.up there H was 25 particular officer took about seven or writing a letter to the state PBA outlln- « 8A.lL-6P.ll..Sdrt9A.ll-3P.H. I andbeganiaylngoutbaslcfloorplans." degrees outside. Inside it was a com- snowball," Dausbr said. "They're tak- "hostile," according to Dauser, • . ing a difficult Job arid making il '.'There's nevcr-beea a good rapport eight months before they even prefer- ing his history and the circumstances {Free Parking After about I,i00 hours of research and fortableeSdegrees with hoheat." ' • red charges. Then something came out. surrounding his dismissal. planning, the former general contrac- . "Fifty-two degrees is the constant harder," • ,', •'•"'• between the chief and the men. The ;.' "Before, an officer more or less luid chief tends to side with anybody but the 'within the hearing and (hey added addi- "It's not like the police are trying to tc< broke grtwnd on Mdther.'s Day. ' ;' earth temparature, ^o the house can't tional charges.That was totally unfair, do something and get away with it. We parkmal TIM plansTcall for an eight-room get any colder tlmh that. The question IH discretion about handing out sum-men. .the men feel that the chief should SpettebNoiAntbble 2260 E.RT. 22 UNION monses," Dauser said. He; explained at least lean towards the police of- totally unreasonable," Dauser charg- feel that If it Was so serious a charge bouaehouae, an'attacheanattached garage and a how manny aegreedg s I havave to i^ak^ o the : N BAMBERQER'S • ALEXANDER'S . At M Stores that the .. Issuance of summonses ficer," Dauser said.- ed. .••-'.'' .'' .-•'.• .' that the man should have lost his job, • and many other tm« slorM all under one root ; (Across From The Flagship) u greenhouse. It is designed on the princl- house hotter |nan' that- to be comfor- depends ' upon Individual clr-. "I'm the Police Chief. U they don't do "They-juat totalr/rulned the man by then, why did they let him work for an 688-2000 nle that hot air rises and creates a table, What ts it?,' Thirteen, 15 f cumstances. /•:'•'.•. .•<, • •;!•••.•' .'.,;"' * firing him. What are his chances of get- additional eight njonthsT DaiMr said. Rt 1 and Parsonage Road. Edistin. Now Jersey • 5<» . ••• •'• •:•:' '•••:.';••• ••'•• ; ' 'i'-.,..'...'' '''""' " *'- "'' ' '' I ." ; their job I have to see that they do It," . . IKRINOfICLO. rHAHHMCV, t Free Deli. WHrJ. A patrolman may stop a man for run-'Parsoll said.. When asked about the ting a job?. Suppose he.goes to another . "We're going to put the Township . police department, and they ask himCommittee In a position where they c»n l! fc lM Br ;> nlng a red tight only to find that the man working relationship between him and p p, y I At It* ^ ^ ' *^'*'- ^" i ''' 'iiikAHa UA'O itiAwL'AJi fnat tluk 1t)tti> ' PltrA embarrass themselves, er so we hope." just learned his wife had been rushed to his men Parse,!! sajd, "You couldn't 'where he's "worked fpr the'last five ••:,;. i:v,v' p., .i. •"••-,

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Deb- vaders. Frank Sandrini Denham also scored in Victor Raioppl scored a wrcwsholm. ^ recently popular books for summer grew, Joe was besieged by demands for Uvity and poorly Informed doctors. parks, as they continued Hartz, Christine SallceU, and Pat Conte and Victor Singh, Rosalie boffa, bie Komfeld, Matthew and Jodi Bromberg had a tha first inning. Danny reading at the Springfield Public unionization and kickbacks to members It is essential, first, to learn all about participating in all types Brigld Leddy and Karen Gradani came in fourth. Marianne Poffa and Nittoly. Richie Francis, few good catches. Doubles Francis' home run RICHARD SHEINBLATT, D:p.$.,P.A. Library. connected. with the International these diseases:' nine key symptoms, of events., V Zlemian. Next, the Later the youngsters cool- Albert Trento made bedd- Kurt Swanstrom, Victor were popular this inning brought in Jimmy Nasto THE GOLDEN WEST Longshoremen. Refusal . to knuckle possible causes, how to relieve symp- ALVINPARK youngsters had wheelbr- ed off with a water balloon ed key chains: Joe Col' Rajoppi, Jennifer Francis^ : with Denham. Richie and Kurt SWanstrom. Rob- "California Rich." under to the persistent, threatening re^, toms, how to take prescribed medica- '.•.': MarianaBoogW, ' row races, hopping races,' toss. Those participating atruglio, Charlie Saia, Miles St.'John, Jimmy ; Francis, Kurt Swanstrom bie Hahrsgaard had a dou-, ,; 'General Dentistry . by Stephen Birmingham quests would have meant the ruination tion, how to avoid spreading the This week at Alvin Park, running races and four- were Timmy, Sammy, and Chris Clemson, Justin Nasto and Danny Francis and Jimmy Nnsto were ble. Within three generations, the popula- of his business. So. reluctantly, Joe was disease, how to examine oneself and soccer became one of the legged relay races. Those' Johnny Chung, Sharon, Petino, Jason Weisholt, participated. thohitters. . Chuck Saia's home run • prthbdontics " , tion, of California grew from 90,000 to forced to submit. But his anger and. how to Find help. This is a valuable most popular games, participating in these Peter and David Tazaki, Anthony Boffa, Drew Denham held a pizza The fourth inning was brought Chlsholm's runs more than 22 million. The dream of El disgust with the blatant corruption handbook. : Of ten found on the playing special, events were Pat, Paola, and Vinnie Weisholt land Mike trento party with everyone en- the- lastrKurt Swanstrom to nine. Mike Cataldp, •Periodontics . Dorado has become the reality of a broke. down his resistance to the• "Hands," by John Napier. field were Andy Gansler, Joseph and' Anthony' Conte, Frank Sandrini, played stickball all morn-' joying the break from the had a home run and Jen- Chris Petino, Joe Col- state built on plunder, thievery, blood- government's request for his services' Primate biologist Napier shares his P.J. Martin, Jon and Tom- Voorhes, Christine MitchellCohen, Mark and ing. activity. , nlfer Francis had a dou- atruglio, Justin Petino, •Endodohtics shed.emotional andeconomic violence. as an undercover agent. knowledge of hands: their anatomy,, my Burger, Nick Rufolo, Swanstrom, Robert Paul Nadzan, Billy and On Friday, Wendy Trouble was the name;of ble. Tommy Cukier and Mike Trento and Jason •Reconstructive Dentistry The discovery of gold (later, oil) was The events which followed were evolution and function, with photos and John;Purcellj0d Freddy Ueszner, Johnny Schiano Amy Foley, David Abate, Bartel, Eileen Duffy, >jhe game after the party. Anthony Cohen helped Ir- Welsholtz all scored the beginning of the search for wealth, nerve-racking for Joe^-he suffered a fine art. He illustrates, also, such social -. Teltspheld. Olners who and Anthony Cohen. Lynne Dahmen, Angelo Dana Williams, Marianne participating were Richie win out In the field, but the singles. youth and -the easy life. The myth still heart attack—and for his family—for 16 and cultural aspects as tool-making and participated \ included Fr.iday,-. many and Victor Graziani, and Boffa, Rosalie Bofa,Susan Francis, Kurt Swanstrom, Invaders could not come Jennifer Francis scored . 'Inhalation Sedation .... lives on. months. He then amassed considerable tool-using, handedness' (left, right, Chris" Wlckham and An- youngsters painted Blndul Turakhla. David Sedlak, Urn Sedlak and'Matthew Nittoly, Victor back. . a single for Denham in the (Nitrous Oxide) The author reviews the history of the information (wearing a concealed tape both), fingerprints (patterns and thonyFiocco. . beautiful pictures. Those Abate and Johnny Chung Albert trento made stain- Rajjopi, Danny Francis The final score was 23-2. second Inning. '.'.. recorder) involving some of the top gestures—the latter as substitutes, or •Intravenous Analgesia DONALD MAGERS ILENE KOREY KATHLEEN ECKMANN state, stressing the importance of water Painting remains the who displayed great ar- cameinflrst. ed glass bottles. Chris and Jimmy Nasto. First On July 21, Denham Chisholm started the as a factor in its development. It took gangsters and resulting in almost 100 supplements of speech). ' , most popular activity at tistic talent were Kathleen Friday morning, beadec Pack also made a stained p|ace was captured by challenged Chisholm to a third inning with a double the pooling of four talents, Crocker, indictments. Fearing for Joe's life, the the park. Artists include and Christine Elston, key chains were made for glass bottle In the after- Richie Francis, with Jim-kickball game. . by Chris Petino. Mike ——Hours By Appointment •—— Hopkins, Huntington and Stanford, to government offeredd to relocatlte hihmi . . , •-- Nicole Plccluto, Jenny and Joseph and Anthony' the weekly arts and crafts noon while Nick Cataldo,: my Nasto a close second, Chisholm took an early Gallaro hit a home run, link the West (via the railroad) to the with a new identity. Stubbornly refus- Sf rlOrt IQ OTTOr Tara McNalr, Samantha Voorhees, Andrew Broad project.Llsa Taub, DeJohn Cataldo and Joe on" Tuesday, the lead scoring sdven runs in and Anthony Boffa scored .East, and to,, make_ them. multi-, ing, he has been guarded by marshalls «W>Wyi»UMei Martin^ Cheryl, McS-_and Karen Ziemlan. Richard and Tommy Kot, Colatruglio played Nok- children .made popsicle the first inning, Chuck a single. Danny Francis'. Richard Sh<*inblatt,D.D.S. .P.A. v ] l millionaires. da'usSprkkeis Hserrom^--l^cniSe-LU Was" learned-that—the- weeney, GInaGruber, and. Tuesday,"'Sean I^ddy. Pa'L_and_JPao!a' Conte, Hockey, • stick boxes." ' Saia and Joe Colatruglio "' grocery delivery boy to owner of vast—racketeers have a contract but on his Heather -and—Megan and David Broad enjoyed Angelo and Victor !Gra- On Tuesday most of the H-nh^m pTaySd had homo runs. Chris ~ ~ ' • 221Chestnut Street" __ Smith. —r—a speedy ride" on the'kld-—zianr;—Mark—-Nadzanv-parlu-member»-w«nt—to—ehtshotm^W^a—kieWxdJ-eMJno4uda4r.iple-Justia—^==__^___I___^ : sugar operations; the scandal- life.- - -_ . '." . . — . L_. Wunl Ads Work.. -Roselle, New •Jersey FO72O3 — mongeritig "OlirnniUc" of the dtVnung,. '."The Human"Condltlon," by^Wllllam——The'four, regional high schools areTof- —Alro popular at the park killer while Andrew Broad Frank SandrinirMilcneT Denham ' Park to play-game. Chisholm wonrlii_MiaD*iintiiony Boffa and „ Call 686-7700 245-W15 famlly, and Hearst, t^edemonlcTcom- .H.McNelll.-- ". • fcring guidance~counseling services are board games,- in- pushed them. NexT, Cohn Cohen,. DAvid Abeta, kickball. The park also. On Wednesday the IrwintJanon Woicholfti'-gcorcd pulsive buyer of good' and" ba d' art , pro- —The role of disease In history and the this summer for all students. eluding Trouble and Cross Eatk had a kickball game, leader Kerry lcistand arts had—a-party, to honor .invaders challenged doubles. Singles were ~Vlded^the-culturaLJabrlc "of noveau feeding of. people on each other con- Guidance offices are'open from 8 Over the e -Bridge. Those who participated and crafts director Sondra Steven Williams' birthDirtn- Denham Park" to a . •frlche. __". stitute the essence .of his essay. The -a.m.. to 3r45 p.m. weekdays-at David Challengers Included Joey wereChristopher-Lalavee.JNicman participated. - day. Joe Colatrugolo, ntfckball game. Then came the ethnic Silver Kings: author describes the transition from' B/earley," KcnHworth;, Jonathan . Fasolo,' Cheryl McS- Scott and Colecn Chapln, Tuesday morning the Dana. Williams, DeJohn The first inning showed the Irish. Jewish and Italian families -pastoi'aTto'agricultural to urban pat^ 'Dayton, "Springfield; Governor' Liv- weeney, Tina Eglen, Tom- Chris and Leslie Schwani—Byaton Track-Coach ex- Cataldor—IMICK Cataldo, an excellent performance . who were emerging as economic forces -terns, with the attendant evolution.of ingston,' Berkeley Heights,: and Arthur my Fazio, Thomas Truz- bek, and Karen Ziemia'n. plained the traclt meet. Charlie Saia, MikeTrento—by the Denham team, to be dealt with. Simultaneously, the se- epidemics and bureaucratic states. He L. Johnson, Clark.. ~—- skowski and Nicole Pic- i IRWIN PARK . that washeld Tuesday at Justin Petino, Jason and Christian Swaristrom and__ cond generation of the newly rich moves,on .to the world's commercial, ' Incoming seniors seeking assistance cluto Kerrytfclst Dayton's track. Vinnie. Drew Weisholt, Anthony ,-RichUr Francis both liad a -.families were scouring the capitals-of transformation—a world divided' with post-high school plans as well as • COHN PARK Wednesday morning the pat, 'and . Paola Conto Marianne and Rosalie Bof- single and a double. Jen- Europe, seeking tradition, gentility and between "hosts and parasites, the ruled students and parents with questions or Wendl Hammer irwin Invaders practiced played Trouble, Monopoly fa participated-in the nifer Francis had two taste to replace their garishness and and the rulers." McNeill's theory points problems concerning any phase of It was another in- their kickball skills for a and Bingo with leader celebration. singles. Kurt Swanstrom. ostentation. •< ' to a need for .ecological stability, re- school activity or personal adjustment terestlng Week ; at Cohn game against Denham. Kerry Leist. > DENHAM PARK had one double. Jimmy "\ Birmingham brings us up to date quiring micro and macro parasitic may call the school for an appointment. Park Wednesday pot Those attending were In the afternoon, a Nokr Elalnct.au Naslo was the star with a We Dare about the Valley People, Santa Bar- balance. . In addition, counselors will register holders were made by Frank Sandrini, Bindul Hockey tournament was Dcnham's kickball team triple. Denham racked up bara, Palm Springs^ Beverly Hills and • "STD," by Maria Corsar'o and Carole new students., process schedule change - Laura Schaedel, Joseph Turakhla, Jodi Bromberg, held, those participating beat Irwin Park last seven runs and got the In- SUSAN FEIG ALAN BERLINER CAR6L CORCORAN, the ever-transient populace—all seek- Korzentowsky. . •-,'.' requests and coordinate-changes in Voorhees and Karen Zie- Allen' Gross, Mitchell -were Sammy and Johnny Wednesday, 23-2, • vaders out, one, two, Anyone To ing El Dorado. He gives special attenr There are about 20 types' of summer class schedules following miam Next, Pattie Zle- Cohen, Johnny 'Chung, chung. Bindul-Turakhla, .On Thursday, a bubble three. , tion to several prominent women: Joan STD—sexually transmitted diseases registration. - • . mian, Karen Ziemian, and David Abate, Vinnie, Kim rouse, Vinnie conte, gum hunt and contest was The second inning the Irvino, Mrs. Leland Stanford, Flora (syphillis, gonorrhea, herpes, etc.),' Parents and students of the eighth, Laura .Schaedel played Paola and Pat Conte, Eddie Bruckner, Lisa cor-held. Participants includ- invaders came back with Beat These ~ Rotary Club awards six scholarships Sharon, Alma Spreckels and Estelle which have Increased recently because, ninth and loth grades ,may receive Trouble. Thosejoungsters Angelo and Victor Gra- ter and pat Conte. The ed Greg Gomes, Richie two runs. Allen Gross,, Vin- Doheny.: -...',•' of more active sex lives, more oppor- assistance upon request. ,.„,,.„ _.. .„ «,.„..„„„ winner , johnn< 1 y rhlmChung , BVnnFrancislc , RnhhlRobbie HnnlHaar- Six scholarships totaling $3,000.have two ycars. youth representative to the Club, Spanish Honor Society, Varsity who enjoyeVMJUJ d playing on ziani, Mark Nadzan, Tom -' " ™"" " " " " "'"''"-•nie Conte» ,*>«* Mark "«*™Nadzan, ONE AGAINST THE MOB __ the monkey! bars were my Cukier and Anthony won seven straight games, sgaard, Matthew Nittoly, Pat Conte, Angelo and Vic- Prices or Selections been presented to seniors at Jonathan_st7james Parish council of Spr- Club and United Synagogue Youth' d Dayton Regional High School by the ingfield; day camp counselor at the (USY). HecompeledTnTramerousmath "All Fall Down," Pitterrger Alllson and Erik Hartz^Cohen. The afternoon Was Future events include a Danny Francis, Jimmy tor Graziani all got Springfield Rotary Club. _ municipal pool several years ago, and a by Donald Goddird Andrew and David Broad, fulCof games like Spud, pudding contest, bike Nastro, Debbie Komfeld, singles. Mitchell _jC.ohon- contests during his school career, He ——-Top $ for Silver Dollars and Sean and Brigid Led- Nok-Hockcy arid Trouble, decorating contest, and a Jennifer Francis, and helped out the team with n The seniors are Donald Magers, page at the Springfield Public Library. ,.was on the honor roll for all four years, Based on personal interviews, federal OPEN SUN. 12-5 Kathleen Eckmann, Ilenc Korey, Carol files, wire tap transcripts and grand honored Before 1935~ . dy ' Thursday afternoon the-pHtza party. ' Missy Nittoly. Tying first double. Kurt and Christian A resident of 33 Oakland Ave., she has winding up 13th in a class of 287. ^^ FOR SALE OF WINE, LIQUORS BEER Corcoran, Alan Berliner and Susan been employed for the last 16 months as jury testimony, this thrilling account is Cheryl Pittenger has Coins & Stamps Bought-Sold-Traded- .Thursday, many of the irwin children had a CHISHOLM PARK place with the biggest bub- Swanstrom helped odThru He will attend Muhlenbcrg College, ble were Danny-Francis Denham with some good Feig. a clerk-typist with Edward N. Stlso Jr., Allcntown, Pa., in the fall, majoring in about "the biggest labor probe since the received the 1981 "girl of children climbed the' scavenger hunt. First Debbie Sceiro y SUHDAY Magers, who lives at 22 Colonial Ter- a local attorney. She will enter Mont- mathematics and accounting. He says Justice Department's efforts against the year" award from the "Ladder" monkey bars, place was won by the team Kevin Karp. and Kurt Swanstrom. . outfield catches. Kurt Jimmy Hoffa and the Teamsters." The All Books 20% Off race, was a member of the Spanish. clair State Teachers College in the fall. he hopes to become an attorney. " ' Boys and Girls Club of -They were Sean Leddy, of Andrea Stein and Lynne There were many ac- .A giant spud game was showed talent at the plate, Club for a ycar:and of the Columbian . Korey, who lives at 551S. Springfield hero—a most unlikely one—was Joe Union. Expires Aug. 15,1981 SUMMER SALE Feig, who lives at 10 Eton Place, was .— Andrew and David Broad, Dahmen. Second-place tlvitics going on this past held on • Friday. Kurt too, with n single and a Squires as a junior! His hobbies include Ave., was president of the junior and active in both school activities and com- Teltelbaum, who had worked as a She was among those and Allison Hartz, Follow winners were Angelo Gra-. week at Chisholm park. Swanstrom was the only double. photography and woodworking. senior classes at Dayton. A member of stevedore and shipping agent (for his honored at the club's 22nd munity synagogue service. family) and was now owner of a shipp- A photo he took of a Dayton student the yearbook staff, she designed the She was member of the Honor Society annual awards dinner, WE BUY* SELL Children's films set 24 12 Or who died during the year was used on 1981 cover. for two years, and she was named to the ing line in the Miami area. held recently atjhe Club irrsw Newark man fined $500 -The Children's Depart- about the experiments of MICHELOB'- Botllos the school yearbook memorial page. GOLD & SILVER She also was a member of the Key honor roll for all marking periods. Feig Navaho in Irvington. Horizon ment of the Springfield two brothers, nnd "Ugly 24 12 Oz + TAX Magers eared for a retarded child Pltjeuger, 16, is a stu- Rare Coin Judge Malcolm N. Bohrod fined a a $215 fipe—$200 on the charge and $15 Club. She was a member of the gifted also worked as a reporter on the school for costs. Public Library will prc- Duckling," the Hans JUBORG Botllos • after school, umpired girls' softball Six receive dent at Jonathan Dayton Newark man $500 on,a motor vehicle sent free and talented class for art for one year newspaper for two years. charge in Springfield Municipal court Eighteen-year-old Thomas E. Duhlg ° film program Christian Andersen Talc. games in the Springfield Recreation Regional High School in Horizon Rare Coin Galleries + gy g Thursday at 11 a.m. Tho program will last I LIGHT 24 12 Or 'and took part in arranging art shows at Feig was a member of the varsity last week. - •-- ... Ttiiiw^owoMlntti . Thrt ni-ntfrnnn will In" Dolllos League and served as an amateur Springfield, where she is a of Hilton Avenue, Maplewood,. received 'The about an hour. The films the high school. In September she will gymnastics team for four years, earned law, college, 496 Springfield Ave., Summit —William A. Farrar Sr., 39, of South. The films" magician at children's parties,-.-, '— r member of the swim a $215 fine for reckless driving. He 24 12 01. • • study at the-Philadelphia College of two letters and was team captain as a , 522*229 11th Street, Newarkk, pleaded guilty toa pleaded guilty to the charge. Bohrod Cricket in Times Square, arc suitable for ages.4 to In the fall, he will enter the Rutgers Art, majoring in graphic design. team, • Varsity Club arid d h hd r m h k bv r Loose P^. Cans senior. • " ' . grad degrees charge of driving while 'undir the in- revoked Duhlg's license for nine mon- f » t «>° ^° ^, 10,: or younger if accom- University School of Engineering. . Corcoran, who lives at 28 Kew Drive, marching band and also," : She. participated'. in three Regional nuence of alcohol. .,-,..<>- w• •,.....••.., . .- ,.-..-v«.»..v ths.'''r ''" ''•"• "'•'('.•••' .•-'•".•.! • .,•:'••' •:• ' Selden;. 'People^- Soup," panledijy a parent. ,, ,• •..,, Eckmann was a member of the served as president of the Spanish Club .- Math t)ay Contests^ placing second as a • i DR. LEE MEISEL. son of Mr, 4nd play«.s6W>alI;;;I^\::y;;: Spanish Club for four years and a and was a. member of the National freshman. For two years she was a Mrs. Philip Meisel, was awarded a •""She'S a member of the ? member of the Spanish National Honor Honor Society and Explorers Club. member of the Varsity Letterman's master's degree in public health from Girl Scouts, Springfield d2nJS^?SStti!^^ «• sn lunBcnarg OVER 250 IMPORTED & DOMESTIC BEERS Society. She was active In the Catholic She was an active member of the club. the Harvard University. Graduate Township swim team, also revoked .Farrar's license for one ™" . : Nine. Springfield Both Brown, Christy Youth Organization (CYO) at Our Lady School of Public Health. Meisel is aRecreation Department v CYO at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, m community service; she was a year. . : •••'. _ June Marie Henley, 22, of Roscjand,.' residents were awarded Lane; Amy Beth Cohen, of Lourdes Church, Mountainside, for Mountainside, and is planning to member of USY for four years, serving resident in anesthesiology at the Peter softball team and Italian )SPRINGFIELDAVENUE< PlainfieldEarl Barnes, pleade, 63d, oguiltf Sunnysidy to thee Place sarrie, anWentd zNanc Avenuey Caro, Springfieldl Tranquilli, bot,h 38plead, o-f commencementbachelor's degrees sexer a-t JanGreeen HilFrankl Road, ; MeiseHollyl , Hospital In Club, At the Boys and Plainfield, pleaded guy , pg specialize lit ertglneering~at'ViUanova asfund-raisingpresldcntfbrtwo~yearsr ^—eharge.-Bonrod-rmed-BaFjies $225 and -ijiAguilty^atha chargos. - ciscs at the University of Avenye; Laura-Sue lus shelter University, Villanova, Pa. She is a former executiv.. e -USY vice Boston. Meisel graduated from the Col- Girls Club, she has been a suspended his driving privileges for 60 Henley received a ;$250 fine for Delaware, Newark, Del. Hockstein, Skylark Road; KEG BEER Berliner excelled in basketball and - president and former "USYer" of the lege of Medicine and Dentistry of New member of the shoplifting a $42 blouse from a Millburn Richard Jay Klurstein; LIQUOR Metropolitan Keystone • days. - - .,"- - •. ;^-. .,: tennis at Dayton. A resident of 11 S. year. She engaged in tutoring study of Jersey and was a, magna cum laude Springfield resident Apostolos . Q. Mall store on July 7, They-are: Hari Gail WabenoAvnue; John Mar- HEINEKEN BUOWEISER to be installed Derby Road, he was a member of the the Hebrew language and was a gym- graduate of Union College in Schenec- Club, swim team, Bohrod fined Tranquilli. $275 for Ahrens, Garden Oval; tin Space, Kew Drive, and Photography Club and Gr»vsT-!(3, of Warwick Circle pleaded CHIVAS REGAL -U . Springfield will have one bus shelter freshman, junior varsity and varsity nastics instructor. . ' . •' ' tady.N.Y. :.: • . ' guiltil y toa chargh e of didrivini g Whilhiel hihs \i shopliftinlifi g a $$2 7 thlt-shlrt t ffro mt hthe same Brian Lee Baumrind, Michael Stuart Sternbach SCHLITTZ MICHELOMICB installed soon, according to County basketball teams. In tennis he won four . As a sophomore, she'received'the ROBERT MEISEL, son of Mr. and girls field hockey team. HEADING WEST— license was suspended. Grovs received storeon July 13. Kipling Avenue; Sharon Pitt Road. TUBORG DAB Manager George Albanese. letters on the squad, which had a winn- Gpldin Aylin Award for excellence in Mrs. Philip Meisel;: has been awarded She 'also has done cumsARRv ..„,, BIBCHB,- Funding for the shelter is from the ing record.' . • Hebrew. She will attend Clark Universi- the degree of juris doctor from the volunteer work, use.Prospect Offiee at BfRC 1979 Transportation Bond Issue. He was treasurer of the National ty, Worcester, .Mass.,. to study University of California at Los Angeles . The shelter/which requires a special Honor Society and a member of the Key psychology. . • (UCLA) Law School and a Master of D'Andrea concrete foundation, will be placed on Business Administration from the !Sbli UCLA School of Business. is named PROSPECT ST. BUY AN OIL BURNER! Morris Avenue at Mountain Avenue. Dayton lists 1981-82 calendar SCOTT DOUGLAS WINTERS of Angela T. D'Andrea of Seniors attend Cayuga Court has graduated from Nor- Battle Hill Avenue,. Spr- .-«—«-SHlfflS The Union County Regional High' Thanksgiving, Nov. 25, recess at 12:30 thwestern University, Evanston, 111. ingfield, has been named HEADING EAST-. event in Cafskills School District has released its 1981-82 p.m., through NQV. 29; and Christmas Winters received a bachelor of science to the dean's honors list at Let Uncle Sam Pay You... we school-year calendar. recess, Dec. 23, recess at-12:30 p.m., degree In speech. Winters is currently Quinnipiac College, -noserHlltonOrUceat CAMADIAM MAJESTY 11^. \ f^^SaS Forty-seven Springfield Senior Orientation for new teachers begins through Jan. 3. • . ,.* Citizens spent five days at the Granit appearing 4n the New • Jersey Hamden, Conn. GARNIER PEACH BRANDMDYY Aug. 31with the first day of school for The second semester closings are: Shakespeare production of "Romeo and Hotel and Country Club in thenew students and teachers beginning Presidents' Day and mid-winter vaca- BACARDlo^HUM Ouaft Shawangunk Mountains in the Catskill Juliet." Emory names the following day. School officially tion, Feb. 15 through 21; spring recess, SHELLY J. SCHWARTZ daughter of v ." •. . Mountains in New York State..' opens for everyone Sept. 2.' April 8 through 18, and Memorial Day,' Eight senior citizens, all residents of Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Schwartz of Cot- TWO TO 11ST Schools will close for the following May 31, . '.(age Lane has graduated from .Ithaca Howard Doppelt, son of Springfield, won in two touranments first-semester days: Labor Day, Sept. . Commencement, last day of school held during the five days the group College in Ithaca, N.Y. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Dop- FULL SERVICE OFHCES 750ML 7; Rosh Hashanah, Sept. 29 and 30; for students is June 22, and the last day THOMAS J. D'ANDREA has been pelt, and Jon Lewis Slogel, visited the hotel. Yom Kippur, Oct.. 8; N.J. Education of school for teachers is June 23. on both sides of Springfield Ave. Mildred Llndeman, Janet William- Association Convention, Nov. 12 and 13; awarded a'bachelor's degree at the son" of Mr. and Mrs. son, Jeanette Mitchell and Mwdellno The i83-day year includes snow days. 82nd commencement ceremony of West Herbert Siegel, have been Lancaster won the miniature golf. If more than three days are required, Virginia Institute of Technology, Mon- named to the spring BUTtRUE! Frank Neldel, Frank Christie, Frank Repairs to close midwinter vacation or spring recess tgomery.W.Va. • semester dean's list at WftPLEWOOD BftDK WINE may be reduced or school may be ex- ROBERT L. BARNES, son of Mr. and Emory University in Shields and Jack Lupo were the' win- 1-78 access ramp . tended in June. ; ^ and Trust Company # He Will Give 15% Energy Credit YAGO ners in boccie. • Mrs. Lee Barnes of Juniper Way, has Atlanta. '.' - Member F.D.I.C ! ' B~ M Z -• The N.J. 'Department of. received a DMD degree from Fairlelgh_ . t—^for Vour Investment in an Energy and Dickinson University Dental School. A CHABLIS BLANC 4 SANTGRIA 2 Transportation has announced that the . NEW YORK FIRST p.bl'lar Saving."Flame Retention Burner 3U graduate or Jonathan Dayton Regional A11 FONTANA CANDIDA SWEET DREAMSH -Springfield Avenue entrance ramp to _. In 1849 New Yortf"became the first or "Honeywell Clock Thermostat." ALAMADEN M^-l FOfJTANA CANDIDA C43 — Bedding Shoppe—_ Routo-78-westbound in Springfield -will- ;High_Schqo.l, he graduated cum_ laude 11 state lb~pass~a~gelierarinsurance"law from Fairleigh Dickinson 'University 1.5L be closed for three to four weeks begin- and 10 years later established the first 3 —FRftSGftll Custom-Mad* Mattrtisas ning Monday for bridge deck repair.. with honors in biology. He began his state insurance department as adental residency at Overlook Hospital ft Box Springs The department has' suggested that' regulatory agency. ' 94 OrthoiMdlc-Htadboirds in Summit. motorists use Route 124, or Morris BIANCO I 750ML Frames-Poim Mats-Pillows Avenue, as an alternate route. The 15% Think About It!I High RlterjFolding Bads detour will be posted.— ANDRE White fl££ TAYLOR SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED • '• •'•'.' •'.'. ".. 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WURZEL, M.D. Slick him in hit; crib with a bot- teeth and keeps them bathed In and Non e sbltanto un lavoni, & . un'avventura. tle al imp llnii' und lei him fall gpf h . ." ; CHECK OUR MADVERTISED SPECIALS! STEVEN S. MANDEL, M.D. asleep with the bottle in hU One solution Is to give baby inoulh. Milk or • juice In the the last feeding before bedtime. '. ' W»r«Mrv«th«riqht to limit qu.ntl(l.t. Proudly Announce. NWY. , moulti und on (ho teeth turns to AdvwMMd SpiacUl*—C»th t.Ciny The Relocatlortof Their Office, for The Practice of If your baby, is still using a bat- ITS NOT JUST A J acid and causes teclh ,to break lloAvhen his-teeth begin to ap- ALL PRICKS down rapidly, Many babies who pear, lei hint-use it for short INCLUDE ttlcttp with a buby bolllo develop . STATE TAX INTERNAL MEDICINE 1 periods of time awako or sitting* ITHOMAS FUEL CORP, sevcro loolh decay,' nflcn in up. If he la using a bottle as a : MtatarCttflg* To Ihelr front icclh. The problem pacifier, put water In the bqttlp. '>02 Ramsey Avenue •MlilAlMdwd FIRST MOUNTAIN PROFESSIONAL BUILDING is not the bollle but wltul's in II, : •- ' • "^ • . 4, , *. ,*.' ;.' ' "' ; '(~' •. qt^YoouoMev. The BUgur In MM.' mrrjf; formulur- 81 Northfl.ld Avenu* ;~ A public service to promote, P • Call the Navy or fruit JUIcon causes the decay. lu't|ci- dental health. From the ' ; .••••'. , West Orange, New Jersey 07052 Sometimes, these loolh become *& ?3?1RT.?? WESTUOUMD, UNION >\' OBIocKiWNlDlCuntnlUeawAI . • Career Information Center '•••offioi- or; SBANT.',PE)NTON» ^ I'MON1: iltil !-()MI so decayed .they .cause severe D.M.n, lMjElmerStreet.; ;', Hours by^ppoMmenl ,' '. , ' (201)V3e-8848 800-841-8000 .pain andjnay break off or have • lobepulUkl. i ;,•.'•' '*.• •• •••HPIHMPPiH*PMaiMM*VWPn

•'••: ,'S •'•''•I ,.:.,> • . •'• •"•"'"• .'.' •:.:: \]:';;';,,•;.': 'v-.-'.J'.'^T.1"^^^^ ''I:-)'1 ?'' '^ & iSll'S i:a..^^U:^:li.l'^lJteaa^iaiWJ^i^ 4 ~ Thursday, July 36,1981 - SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER Thursday, July 30,.198) ^Congressman ' '__ Letter Bassano raps Russo for authority backim -RESIDENTS. BUSINESSES THANK- ED . Assemblyman C. Louis Anthony Russo for the seeking approval by the 'jln this fashion, the tax- to strip that projection ding must be kept under Matthew Rinaldo The Band Parents Organization of the Bassano (R,-2pth District) State Senate seat in the Legislature. paier is protected by his from the taxpayers and strict control," Bassano President Reagan has promised' to propriatlons Committee investigative Jonathan Dayton High School Mar- this week accused his op- new 21st District. "In short, the authority if her representative in voters of this state. said. "Unfortunately for' turn the junkyard dogs loose In the form, . report. One report showed that, of the ching Band and all the band members ponent In the November "Sen. Russo's vote-in c4n decide it wants hnhe Legislature as well as "If New Jersey is ever the people, Sen. Russo has of a new staff of 15 Inspectors General 13,848 contracts awarded to consultants wish to take this opportunity to thank election of''voting for ac- favor of the establishment build state facilities having a voice-via the to return to economic chosen- to ignore that to track down waste, fraud and corrup- and researchers, two-thirds were the business community and the lively supporting (he crea- or a new state building anywhere in New Jersey voting machine—in the health, government spen- need." • . . tion in government, and there are many ganted without competition, and many residents of both Springfield and Moun- tion or a new state agency authority is indicative of and can then sell the bonds ultimate decision," he : ' • _ • members of Congress supporting the ef- were .awarded to former government, tainside for their financial and moral which can commit the tax- his continuing support for' which the. taxpayer must paid. fort. The potently savings are officials. Many of the studies were support during the 1980-81 season. payers to expenditures of ever-increasing state pay off," he said. "There parentiy more than willing estimated by the Reagan administra- unread. This support is essential to encourage hundreds of millions of spending,''Bassano said, is no legislative oversight tion at $7 billion, but the chief accoun- lite budget committees of the House - the students to work toward a cham- dollars without answering. The assemblyman said provided for or approval tant for the General Accounting Office and Senate were told that as much as $1 pionship season, as was the outcome to the Legislature or the the new authority, is arm- required." • . . has testified that as much as $14 billion billion worth of consultants' services last season. taxpayers." Bassano Is ed with the power to issue "One need to look no fur- FRESH JERSEY could be saved by implementing better could be eliminated from the budget Again, many thanks to all. running against State Sen. bonds on its own,, without ther than New York City to management procedures. without causing any problems. FREDPRACHT see*clearly the disastrous , There are many places to start. CORN MOTOR COMPANY Both the OMB and the Office'of Per- President consequences of out-of- President Carter's budget for 1982 in- AND sonnel Management have estimated Jonathan Dayton Band Parents Reform of HFA control spending by • LARGE INVENTORY cluded $12.6 billion for transportation that the cost or government public rela- autonomous authorities," and travel. About $5.6 billion of this is tions, advertising, audio visual and film' Bassano said. "It drove for travel and transportation by FIRING CONDEMNED TOMATOES making is more than $1.5. billion a year. the city to. the edge of • VOLUME DEALER government civilian-employees, with The Springfield Policemen's ROUTEnDISPLAY-Checklngamodalol«h«preposed Route78construction urged by Bell The Department of Agriculture alone Benevolent Association, at its monthly Mayor Jonathan Bell oi jectiviective in nature. If the bankruptcy, a develop- Jersey Cantaloupes the.rest lor military purposes. Reduc- has nearly 1,000 people employed to through Walchung RMervation.a Union County park,are,'from left. Freeholder • CONVENIENT LOCATION ing non-essential civilian travel and meeting held July 23, condemned the Vice Chairman Edward Slomkowskl, Stanley Opal of Berkeley Heights, Hillside this week called HFA employees are later ment which should have Dairy Products ' handle public information. The Depart- action taken by the Springfield bcen a lc lo a1 transportation costs by $750 million ment of Defense has 316 at the Pen- Freeholder Frank, Lehr and Lawrence McUughlln, director bl community In- for adoption of more str- employed by" the people . ¥°" ' WATERMELON could be accomplished without serious- Township Committee against Officer ingent legislation to who they issued grants, those-including Sen. • BEST PRICES AROUND tagon and another 1,200 information volvement (or the state Department ol Transportation (DOT). The DOT will con- • Uttuce>Strinf Beans ly hampering the operations of govern- 1 Jeffrey JtaeJand. ' tinue design hearings .at Gov. Livingston Regional High School in Bereke'ley reform the. Housing-the-appearunec. of im- Kusso-who supports the specialists scattered* around the court b ulldin ment. This savings would increflse^ •try—to handle press relations. The It isthe 'opinion or thcrPBA that this Heights Tuesday and Wednesday. ' Finance Agency, (HFA) in propriety Is obvious." Bell I 8 authority _ crca- • Swiss Chard more than f 1 hillinn i> ynrrm \hr mnf Department or Health and Human Ser- entire matter is based solely uponper-' NewJersey: .. V -,-said, : -lion in New-Jei^y •Radishes'Cabbage lew years due-to rising- transportation sonality conflicts between Officer Bassano said If-the- vices budgets $25 million for'459 public' Belll, a DDemocratic can H.,„e sai*«..d„ h„„e favor„..„,»s th„,„e . , , FROM OUR OWH FARM • costs. —- ... Vreeland; Chief of Police . (George) affairs staffers to carry out its informa- didate for Assembly in the SCI recommendation or ministration wishes loem- -PRINCE'S FARM tion program. Parsell and the Township Committee. Russo promises to fight ' 2ist DtsTricirsaid, "The adding - two public-^.* "P°n .» caPilal con; —The Office or Management and 647So.Sprinffi«ldftw. It is the contention or the PBA that concept of lowi^nteresrTire'ifiberTlotHe governing s'ruct'on program it Budget 40MB) report on federal travel Vreeland's issuing the chief a summons— sh d f0 0 thc SprinifWd -• An estimated quarter-billion dollars loans to spur-houslng-pnv-boardr-^One or the major .°" .' . " *. r issued earlier this year concluded that for an inspection. law_yiolation or the the audio ' Pa rkway tol Is i ncrease -duction-and-oth6r7 like problems -is that there ^established procedure of. T r : Expressing concern over a possible . assistance is still viable, very litlle public scrutiny ~ ~7 ^ " audio visual facilities. Since 1978, OMB Officer Vreclahd's discharge. The increase in tolls-On the Garden State •Unfortunately, kho scan- of the operation of the the reasons ror the trips were unknown. Tojynshlp-^_Committee ordered the Efforts by the Carter administration has been trying unsuccessfully to force Page Four Parkway, State Sen. Anthony E. Russo he explained • dais which have beset the HFA. Increased ' public -agencies to consolidate or even charges to be drawn, heard those same (D.-20th District) this week vowed to "In addition. I have read or^a sharp—New were membership can only to crack down on travel failed to make a charges and passed judgement. The eliminate audio visual facilities that lead the fight against any attempt to i th b r l h clearldear y brought' forth by serve to open up the pro- . denff*fake the case or the U.S. Forest sentence imposed by the Township increase in the number or people charg- Yarn & Needlework At Service, which was advised by the OMB are not essential. boost the 25-cent fee. ed by' police with evading the toll the recent report .by_the_ccedings.Ilhe added".' Committee is harsh and injurious both .State Commission of In- : •••"••-• Lower Than Regular Prices t . to restrict attendance at conferences to The government's collection or delin- - Russo said two recent developmentp s payments. It is obvious that those to officer Vreeland and to the entire vestigation. Among the one representative pf;the service. Vet quent debts is appalling. The Congres- Springfield Police Department We had prompted his concern about an in caught represent a tiny fraction of when the Association of Government s a gem of an idea proposals which should be Off sional Budget Office claims that a net maintain that the Township Committee crease in the 25-cent toll. "In the first those who are probably taking advan- Accountants held Its conference, 76 : adopted Into legislation savings of $1.6 billion could be achieved cannot justly serve In all capacities;: as — By BOB BAXTER ton, amber (fossil resin) is found.! diamondsalO. . ' • • ,' : place, the New Jersey . Highway tage of the-situation and railing to pay 25% off Lenox China Forest Service.representatives attend-. are the requirements that CUSTOM FRAMING In 1982 through improved debt.collec- ;prosecutor,'Judgerjury and execu- Would you boliev,e that in our Garden Also found in Franklin Furnace, ax- The cutting, or faceting of gem Authority has begun issuing tokens'for tolls." ., • • ed. Another ill went to the meeting of tion efforts and that savings during the State, (here are dozens of places where inite, rhodonite, titanite and willemlte. stones, began in the 15th century in In- professional managers be (with this ad>~ tioner. Such action Violates every in-, use In automatic toll lanes," the Union Russo . explained' that he feared the Forest Products Research Society, next .five years could conservatively precious and other gem stones can be In Middlesex County at Bergen HID dia. Before that stones were only polish-t- employed and a more • Specializing In Needlwork Big Savings on Zenith TV ^ dividual's basic right to objective and County lawmaker said. "Regardless of Highway Authority officials might use all at taxpayers'expense. reach $8.4 billion. Right now the federal found? Well it's true. and in Passaic County, In the area of ed and left In their natural state. The • rigid procedure for selec- With or Without Padding impartial hearing or charges, and to un- the reasons given for issuing these a loss in revenue as a partial justifica- • Consultants hired by federal agencies government is owed $125.7 billion, with I did a little research into the Great Notch and Paterson, prehnite. early Romans developed a rounded cut ting projects be utilized. Phone Mike JNJEW PROVIDENCE-— - biased and dispassionate ajudication. tokens, ,1. can see no purpose for. them tion for increasing the. tolls. "With the also are a billion-dollar business. $6.3 billion estimated by the GAO as un- fascinating world or gems and learned 'Dover for rhodonite: for colored stones, called Cabochon. Clearly, an agency that has Cerracchio . Maml»r. Depending on whqse definition you use, It is the PBA's understanding that, aside from the ease with which they tokens in place, it would be a simple collectible. that, the United States'also has many In Bryam in Hunterdon County, and In modern diamond-cutting some invested $17.2 million or estimates of the amount Uncle Sam prior to Officer Vreeland's first hea* could be used to facilitate a toll in- step to boost the toll by 10 or even 15 Having made the sharpest cuts in the areas where real diamonds can be • Andover In Sussex. County, spinel Is stones are cut with 88 facets, called a state bond proceeds and 762-9433 I • . - ing, the township attorney (hired crease." . . •. . & & spends annually on consultant services SPA cents," the senator continued.., has been subjected to federal budget in history, Congress found. found...... Jubilee cut. A cut with 56 facets Is call- Describing tokens that are inter range from as low as $400 million, specifically for Officer Vreeland's pro- charges or kickbacj&aud,. South Orange should be in no mood to tolerate waste But let's get closer to home for a mo- In West Paterson, there are deposits ed a brilliant cut. A stone with 30 facets ' changabie with readily available 25- "People have been forced to endure- Auo v »i>:< <•*•' •• ,, DRG la a system of collecting unpaid vantage for. the patients who are pick-; , .•iiW'upthe'.tiW.'JGtttwp*)^ tlonal headlines, or evening telecasts, • Private,investment capital which can springneid xou$unai,roiir,i!Money> ^^v?^vfeiv.;iw,^1.j&:»:^tfvys>. or become an election Issue, but, it while the executioner's blade continues, He quoted Ethel Stevens, executive . Promising "to fight such decisions expand the city's tax base and provide to hang menacingly over our heads. It should be an object lesson, for .govern- badly-needed employment opportunties director of the Union County Medical . that are now being Imposed on the hard- TO THE BEST DEALS ment officials as well as public policy is the sincerest desire of the PBA that Society, who said that the program working people of our state," he said, will not be.attracted to Camden under our many problems with the4ownshlp Information on Utah companies TO BE FOUND ON makers who seek to understand how a "will prove costly not only In terms or "Everyone should haye to pay his fair existing circumstances. It will require- may Ixyjesoivcd and the executioner iice~thrlvlng lntftHtrtargnd-coiiiinei gifL iti dollars, but in the quality and quantity share." sive-programs-pf-LaA retiredrtid . ~ ~ clalll centet r coulld slidlide steadiltdil y ddeeper tt t and abstements to generate business or DONALD DAUSER into poverty until it became helpless, an industrial development to the city and it economic invalid. PBA president Belt backs pre-school ditf" will require expanded vocational train- By JUDITH G. RHOADES shares or Utah companies that you are or the nation's 22,000 unions are now In-, Camden will continue to have its own ing opportunities for the chronically IVANSHAPiWV- Copley News Service' unable to rind out Information regar- sured up to $100,000 per account. Mayor Jonathan > Bell of Hillside, quired later," he said. :'"••• elected city government, of course, but unemployed so businesses will have a PBA vice president Q. In 1966 we bought some" shares of ding them, you can write to,the State The gist of my .words on' investing In a Democratic Assembly candidate in the He said the sponsor of the bill, • PONTIAC every financial s(ep will require the ap- local labor pool on which to draw. Nuclear Fuels-and Golden Pleasure Capitol Building, Secretary or State, new 21st District, this week urged adop- • Assemblyman Richard VanWagner, proval of an appointed state official, credit union is that you should In- JJsing the state's business tax struc- Mining Co. Inc. We are unable to obtain Room 207, Salt Lake City, Utah. If you vestigate before you invest any money, tion of a bill which would make pre- ' has estimated that .48 percent of fhe • AMC specifically the director or the Division ture in a manner to attract industry is write me, please enclose a copy of the funds for. the program would come from : any information as to the company or to see that there is adequate protection school aid available for children front - of Local Government Services. not a new approachjindeed, it has been P^st certificate in question. , the status of the stocks. ..'•.. for your hard-earned money. • three to five years of age who ha've> the federal government, 36 percent • JEEP The director will hold the power toap- offered in one form or another for .Is .it. worth something tangible, or • ' \. • • • • • , . : physical or mental handicaps. from the state and 16 percent from the prove • or disapprove the municipal several years. The > incumbent ad- docs its worth lie in the experience? We I received a letter from the Penn- I trust any fears that the people of Assembly, bill 538 has been passed in/ local school district, • budget, loans, bond issues, purchases, • RENAULT ministration, liowever, has steadfastly Tense would appreciate any hejp you could sylvania Credit. Union League which Pennsylvania may have incurred, when the lower house and now Is awaiting ac- awarding of contracts and any other resisted these programs, opting instead give us.-E.A.N., Rio Dell", Calir. admonished-me for some statements reading about credit unions have'been tion in the State Senate, he said. "I think it is significant that the New Hamilton Boach Hoi Air PopDor decision involving city expenditures. As for the short-term solutions of increas- LEASING* DAILY ONE YEAR AGO regarding .a recent column on credit allayed. I also appreciate It when "Early intervention makes it easier Jersey School Boards Association has a practical matter, control of the city's ed state aid or other bookkeeping A. Fred Snook, secretary of the com- HELENE KOSLOSKI, former assis- unions. ,•'•",. ; readers take the time to update any in- for a child to overepme'handicaps and endorsed this legislation," Bell said. RENTALS -finances is control ^of-tt»- that' the state, at this point, has little Michael Judge, president of the provided by Robert Lechman, OTC-Net SUMMIT, N.J. million, largely as a result of making the school...More than 190 rooms in a The expected product is thorium, but choice but to bail out Camden. The league, responded by saying, "A Inc:, Las Vegasand Reno, Nev, •• in-lieu of tax payments to the city in ad- Legislature should, however, insist Springfield Holiday Inn motel open for there is litlle market for the material Beninato raps freeholder member's privacy is more closely vance. Despite this_however, the city's upon additional steps such as I have overnight visitors...PHlLIP WERTZ, now. It is a radioactive material and if Prank P. Beninato, Board' or Freeholders," alpM with Democratic guarded at a credit union than perhaps Judith Rhoades is a freelance writer when you invest $10,000 or more in a Berkeley 6-Month Savings Certificate condition really won't be improved suggested bcause without them, formerly owner of more than 25 dogs its molecular structure is U-237 (It 'Democratic candidate tor. charged with ' raising, candidates Mary Ann any other financial Institution. Credit who has spent 15 years in the securities since the state cash payment has Camden will be little more than a ward and cats, is fined $400- by Judge varies), it can be converted to uranium or $5,000 or more in a Berkeley 2V2-Year Savings Certificate. union officials and employees are re- Industry, If you have any questions Union CJounty.freeholder, money, has every righi'to Dorin or Linden'and Phil BODY SHOP already been allocated in anticipation of the state for years to come. MALCOLM BOHROD in Springfield by picking up another electron to form" quired by law to keep their members' regarding finance, securities or the has . accused—the^questlon constitutional of- Portnoyof.Unlon.__—;__ or Its receipt. Municipal Court after a seven-hour U-238, which is used in many reactors. '• v The city is in extremis, to be sure, financial affairs private.. stock market, you may address them to Republican majority on fleers like the county • • i: For Camden, the outlook is Week, In- hearing...Cantor R1CARD NADEL is 2Vt Year Certificate .and it will require new and innovative There is no public market for the ."Credit unions are most con- her, in care of this newspaper. Please the board of playing clerk, register; surrogate 6 Month Certlllcate deed. The city's population fell by near- approaches to resuscitate it. We have appointed cantor of Temple Beth Ahm stock now. There is a small amount of scientious in respecting their members' enclose a self-addressed, stamped "politics and overstepping and sheriff. My objection ly 20,000 snee 1970; more, than 20 per- an opportunity to make those ap- in Springfield. % private trading.for which, Snook, as privacy.' Indeed, many credit unions envelope'if you wish a personal reply, its authority by infringing is that only the TRAVEL cent or its population Is living below the proaches and I would hope they will be transfer agent, charges $2 per cer- will not even release information to a Allow a minimum of eight weeks in on the rights and duties of Democratic sheriff Is 15.04 1Z94 s 12.00- poverty level; 70 percent of its housing followed. " . TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO which to receive an answer. - .'-!•,:;. the elected sheriff with the singled out for scrutiny tificate. credit reporting bureau without first Rate available week of July 28 • August 31 . : nate available thru August 3_._ was constructed prior to World War II, : planned takeover of the and. punishment without TRAILS Bids are received at a Township Com- Several readers haVe written arid obtaining the member's permission,to -*~Rate above Is for new accounts opened In this period and and it has the lowest per capita income mittee meeting for the $385,000 con- Ijhoades' book, "The' Women's county jallonSept. 15." cause.". ' . . EKectlve annual yield above assumes piinclpal"snd'Intwest ai» - asked for information regarding shares doso." '•'•••:.-, . * - ' Financial Survival Handbook," co- PRESENTS reinvested al maturity at the same Interest rate (rate may be higher . Is guaranteed for the entire term.. Interest Is compounded of any municipality in Camden County. struction program which will give Spr. of companies tliat were Incorporated or or lower at time ol renewal). Minimum Deposit: $10,000. continuously and credited monthly. MlnlnramrOeposit* $1,000. ^JLe^slative_^ His letter alsoTdlacussedthe'sarety of authored with Gail Perkins ls( available ' He said, "Certainly a,-. Beninato Is.a candidate SUPER VACATIONS doing businessJn Utah..U.you. hold any. xredit unions,- stating that 93 percent inbookstores. •:!.- ;• ..•.,:-. :~^;^ ingfield Leader -public legislative: body like. the, for a seat on the board. AT Federal regulations prohlblt-tha compounding oi Interest on 6 month savings addresses library and 'a Municipal Garage. ^i1inWUriaaftBa"8UbSia?1tlal Interest penalty forearlywIthdrawaHronv WILLIAM G. CHIRGOTIS Is chosen to AFFORDABLE PRICES all savings certificates. OTHER HIGH YIELD CERTIFICATES AVAILABLEAVAILABLE. FLORID* : WUtMUIHiWKH HCaitH 10, Mil The Senate be the architect for the project,..AMY •he event ol unaVaUsbilitv. c'l'lonis may be substituted Models and styles may vary irom those shown •I Arrwlc* BUI Bradley. Democrat of Dcnville, 315.. BANDOMER, who is chosen to go to lANDind MR PER ADULT 5 NIGHTS * Any applicable warranties are the sole responsibility ot the products' manufacturers. '^PubUtM MCh ThuruUy by Trumar Pbg Russell Senate Office Building, Ban Francisco as a member of Union ORUWDO lrcw$3».00 ' Corp. IMI Stuyvtunl AM. Union, N.J. »H*>. County's representatives to ''the MUMlMDUt-nN / Washington, D.C. 20510 (telephone: 202- *T»MPIl/CUARWTER Republican National Convention; meets AsherMInt*. publisher 224-3224), or 1609 Vauxhall rd., Union, ST. PETERSBURG \ hM $319.00 N.J. 07063 (telephone: 6884960). with State GOP Chairman SAMUEL L. h»u $343.00 BODINE.. ' f SAMSON . David Hamrock, Harrison A. Williams, Democrat of by Jack Farrow & George Bauer FT. MYERS h««:$3tO.()O general manager Westfleld, 352 Old Senate Office »fOO FORTY.FI VE YE ARS AGO DWTOHABEKH , ... . • Paul Canlno, Building, Washington, D.C; 20510. M4Mn*ndwtMtowlnniMttMltM triin wlr»l w awH). A *w Hwl Hick* Iran, 6 * 7 NIGHT PACKAGES ME *V«U*U 800 672 1934 The House •wlllnt can •< fUM* down but. II »l«Md Iw wwh, Drill MVtr "-'"• VPo( advertising. " .'" Matthew J. Klnaldo. Republican of ding to OLIVER DeWICK, construction " • TfMtk Call Toll-Free (or up-to-the-minute high rates and Mori Perlman, •' Union, 2338 Rayburn House Office , foreman..Blumenscheidt Avenue Is "Srriart Money"servlces from the Berkeley Money Tree. advertising manager Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. changed to Beverly Place,..Contracts'" w)nclowt«lirtodrVMlnt«ixl|«vwUllckli>«.. . Jerry Shapiro, totalling over $33,866 for furnishing find . District Includes Union, Springfield, ; circulation manager Roselle, Roselle Park and Mountain- 'equipping the Union County Regional FARROW * BAUfeR, INC., l'«M- ?toyvtMnf .'.:', |.' side.. High School are; awarded by the Av»v, iU-nn w«iM like *oremind.you thattheijk WherS the'smart money GROWS SamHowsrd Regional Board or Education...Revi- •r* «ln»M th«>: •wth the «kdle»t«d d«-tt-. Publisher 1938-1W . sion of* existing opening hours-of' yourtellti- can. » IM In Trenton taverns to conform with those of adja*' : tlonal 6lld/ Publisher 19711975 District 22 . cent municipalities is recommended by l S«*t4 CUU tmUf mU «• ferintlMA N.J. IncludlngSpringfield, , Police ttairtnan JL£WIS?. MACART- In Aluminum »Wln0. •ddlllom. . Mountainside, KenUworth NEY. V; '•' -'••'.•:''.' '•• i r«to IO.M In MMly. III.M State Senate—Donald T. DIFranceuoi EARLY COPY 1906 Westfleld aye., Scotch Plains 07076. Publicity Chairmen- are urged ' Assembly-Robert Pranks. 495 Plain- observe the Thursday, afternoon Held ave., Berkeley Heights 07922. 'deadline for oilier than spot news. In •»' William J. Magulre, 138 Westfleld ave., elude your name,1 address 'and phond Clark 07086. • , • ' , number, . ; .•'•'. •'•'• '• ; /•••,• .'

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Linden Public Notice O^ice Hoursi TelephonAi By Appointment 378-2246 atyaiLMan.M.1. W Sirli«Bihl Ave^.ieaue*. kM. PUBLIC NOTICE • UNI. NOTICE OF LINDEN PLANNING NOTICEONOTICE F Service* annuitant la conwetion CONTRACT AWAAWARDER D BOAKD MEETING —cwrir-Li.iw.-ai.-j.-bat l x-that-Alpba- >d a contract wNheal ceat- mn Oar*, ol III LUgerwOOd *»• •••HM •) patyMv. bidding at a aiilnlliatl TlaaFeitea'OMyeer. EUtabeHi(LU«lan).NJ,havetlled •••• -CmliXX an acollciiHo, __. _n withi lhttwa PlA>nwinPlanninQg •• •§ • I tw.w iraW the City ol Linden. New :U.s(ll (al. TM« contract Dated July n.»*l Yatolutlon authoring It Jer*ey~lor tile plan approval and 11 ValD-tmbrlaca hla lor publlcIntoecHonIn' tananca rom tfcaprovUlonsel flea of the MonldpaTcierfc. City Clark Sactian at and H« araa yard and iraWaTta'PUaaanDlMnMM. LlndenLeada*. Jo»y». Hal bulk raqokamanHoltha lanlng Or- . Ml SprlaajHekt Ave- Swaarit. M.J. IFea:tU*> dtnanca si H>a City o< Llndan. to DONATION TO VETS-Chlel of voluntary service of East Orange Veterans Ad- buUdawanknna addition lo an a* f ami. ministration Medical Center, Tyrone Steed, accepts three Ortho-biotlc chairs Services Consultant tor the ad : at»alll.i«i«. H.J hH^ bUd lkh It an axt - mlnluratlon of the Llndan Invert PUBLIC KOTICC tlon ol a conlormlng us., located at froni members of the Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary, Post (M of Union County. man) Urban Development Action NOTICE OF Nt« above premlaet known at Block Grant Program. - CONTRACT AWARDED at. Loh a, *. 4A and J on.the tax BEAT INFLATION Pictured, from left, are: Mary Strulson, Phoebe' Line, president! Norma BasN, _Hm*J»*dedI>ecember 31. ttt>. The Ctty al Uataa. MJ. bu Jewish War VeleransAuxlllary hospital chairman; Steed, and Doris Pilsner. Cott 00,000. awardaa) a caairact aHM am-""rC. Planning Board will hold a Doled July».IMI.. aatMWt I'll ill I « a aralmUiil pubUc Hearing ta centtdertherair— Val D Imbflaco lanlca. punuanl to HJ.SA. bUcaHon al the City Hall. Ml North ALDENFUELGOe— . . Cily Clark iOA n S(i) («|. This contract andWood Ave. Linden. N J on-Tuet A FULt SERVICE CO. EST. 1866 Union Public Notice Linden LeapV. July ». wal tha ~rauiluKon~autt»rIlU<-Ma day.AuQtnl'll.lMlat> Mprri . IFee:U0O) auallabl* lor.public ImaacVon In All paper pertaining to thil Ap- thaoHkaol IfcaMunlclpaTciark. plication wul ba available lor V & E CltyelLladea.. uN.J* . AaartaArtdd te te PUaaan DiwrtWad. tevkw by any interested parly at s Public Nolle* It hereby given Union Loader, July W.-Augytl «. U> Spria«Maall A»aA ^ SoaMaltSlt . HHJJ . the Linden Planning Board. Ml PUBLLII C NOTICE Morth Wood Av*.. Linden. N.J . VACUUM NOTICEOF FUEL OIL 1.20 GAL li herelnbelow Ml lorth, »n finally "santteaa Coraultant lor tha ** between the hours of • AM and i patted and approved by' the Cleaner City CONTRACT AWARDED mlnlttraHon ol Vhm St. Gaor«^« Ava. PJvV.any weekday. You may ap- Townittlp' Commltlee ol Ih. Tha Oty ol U»4e-. N.J. hat Facada IwHxowamant Proaram. p*ar or be nprtfsenled by agent or Townthlp of Union In Ihe County of Sales * Service awarded a contract Mtttmrt re- Tina Partaa) Commanca attorney al the proper lime. 3 SERVICE PLANS AVAILABLE Union af a public mealing held at All Makes* Model* petitive bUdlag at a araletileaal tb I. IN) l#r>nlMta E. Kenneth Williams. Jr. ." the Municipal Bulldhig, frlberger tarvtca. ,' puriuant to N.J.S.A. Kratl and Hughes Park, Union, New Jeriey on July 13)? Springfield Aw*. , Gateway I I (a). Thlt contract and -Newark.NJ.OXn CALL: 673-0032 FOR ADD. INFO tha resolution authorising It ara NANCYDERR Irvington _ Attorneys lor Applicant available for public Inspection In Township Clerk ltade»Laader.JutyJar4M AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZINO 373-5441 the olllce ol the Municipal Clark. TNE PUBLIC SALE OF LOT 10, Awarded ta Pli.air. BLOCK t, INDEX < ON THE CUR- RENT TAX ATLAS OF TNE TOWNSHIP OF UNION IN THE COUNTY OF UNION AND NOT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE. Union Loader, July X. ml

TOWNSHIP OF UNION Public Notice li hereby given (hat an ordlnanca, tha tltla ol which It heralnbelow tat forth, w«t finally combination nattad and_,approved by tha Townthlp of Union In the County of Mountainside Echo afa public meeting hld l th.'Municipal Building, ?rlb»rofr Park, Unlon^aw Jariay on July *"*'" NANCYOERR The Suburbanaire and the p AN ORDINANCE AMENDIHO AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE 8 Community Newspapers of TRAFFIC AND PARKINO UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS AND HIOHWAVI IN THE TOWNSHIP OP UNION IN THE COUNTY OF Suburban Publishing Add Up To UNION". Union Leader, July 30,-IWI (F

"The Perfect Combination!" NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Tha Towiukla al Union bat awarded a contract without com- : : : pellllve bidding at a profeulonal Suburbia has become the market place for progressive uW"^-'-' ' --' •• -^ • tarvHca purtuant lo N.J.S.A. aMilVSII) (a). Thl» conlracl and retailers. They know, in order to reach large concentra- tha rawlutlon autttorltlng II ara tions of qualified customers they have to spend their adver- TOWNSH?P*COMMITTSE' tising dollars where It will bring the greatest results at a Nancy Derr, Townttilp Clark minimum of cost! This Is why,the Suburban Publishing Awarded toi Raymond B. Vtughn^ Corp. has come up with "The Perfect Combination" for SarvkMi IniurancaConiullant advertisers tcrbuy the circulation they need within Union Tim. Perlodi July 15, Itfl lo June "and Essex (JouHtTeS~thatJ^5ilt give fTrem"Satcnwrlo Coverage of mof e than 63% of our total circulation area! Waip's" CARRY HOME" NOTICEOF' CONTRACT AWARDED Coverall' Plastic is the per- Tha Towmhlo CammlHaa ol tha •f«t worknvile wherewr > 5-PC KITCHEN SET For those advertisers interested in a smaller portion of the Townthlp al Union In tha County ol prolcctive covet Is needed Union hat awarded a contract It's waterproof, dustproof. Thli elegant dlneHe tat looki market, zoned advertising may be |ust the thing they need!. THERE'S NO without compatlllv* bidding at a like thdie commanding much Kidprool. And durable CompJ«t«wiTh«"P«t hlghet- prlcat. Tha ume guaaa They can reach out to their prime market, utilizing con- enough to be reused, over Solid Pine tteel and. vinyl, BETTER and over again. tophlitlcatedlook. tinuity and domination, without losing attention to adver- Ask for WatpHARDWARE Newspapers. " ...... '• 104 Soulh'.Avenue E. IN WITH COMPLETE DETAILS! Cranlord.3)6lin YOUR CHOICE: MASSIVE DECORATOR LIGHXEO BREAKFRONT With Large ShaivM, InhiHor" l~ Llghta Curia Franl orTRESTLETABLE «f»ndSpcy •umlnad at. thy ofllca ol tha Unset VHIgh Back Side Chain and Sacratary, Admlnlitratlon 1-Hlgh Back Aral Chain Building, aw Morrlt Avanua, Oust Union, Naw Jaruy and ona copy tharwtl Mayba obtained by each Hudbutd bidder. mutt ba accom. BM.W39.00 byacarlllled check equal lo aim. bid total. No bidder may withdraw hit bid if thirty (90) dayt alter tha data tat for th» opening Ihereol. BOX SPRING ^Klb* forth, batt _ tha Union .Vownthlp Board BECK'S HARDWARE & MATTRESS S7 South OrangaAva. Now Published On Wednesdays Soulh(Vang«MlMM FURNITURE.INC Combined with our 8 Thursday newspapers... it's quite an advertising buy!

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SCHERING-PLOUGH By SUSAN BON8ALL expansion of blood vessels in the skin's deeper cells have been damaged; to your skin and' stimulate the FIRST JERSEY NA- melanocytes to produce more melanin CORP. of Kenilworth has NJ. Marine Advisory Service inner layer. This will turn your skin red third degree, which means severe inner TIONAL CORP., which about two days after exposure. The reported that 1981's Thousands of people flock, to beaches within two to eight hours. The sunlight layer damage: Poisonous reactions to July 14 completed its ac- . darkened- melanin is <* major natural quisition of Perth Amboy second-quarter sales rose each summer to play in the surf and also will increase thfc pigment and burns within the internal body system my include malaise, nausea, fever and defense against sunburn. National Bank for more 6.4 percent to $465.4 sun. Yet many go home with a painful cellular buildup in the outer skin layer vomiting. - " . , than $5.4 million in cash million, net Income drop- sunburn as a reminder of their day at within 20, minutes oC exposure. These the beach. Whether done knowingly or are protective mechanisms which In buUdingyour tan gradually and and stock, has reported ped 20.9 percent to $50.7 People who burn themsel ve purpose- total net operating earn- million and earnings per unwittingly, people who allow shield the inner layer of skin. allowing the natural melanin to form, themselves to become burned should Iv to achieve a tan are only defeating ' you should start' out with' snort ex- ings for the six months en- common share dropped 26 their purpose. You can get a tan without ; ding June 30 of $4,869,000 cents to 94 cents. understand what is happening to their The severity of sunburns range from posures to the sun and lengthen your going ' through "the pain and tissue .time each day. Adjust your exposure as compared to $2,920,000 Flest-half sales were up skin and how to prevent it. first degree, which means red skin and damage of burning, The tanning pro-- 'time according tobo w your skin is reac- in 1980. '9.3 percent to $972 5 When sunlight strikes your skin, it peeling; to second degree, which, in- cess (and burning if overdone), takes, ting. But make sure you don't let your . Operating earnings per. million, .net income was causes an irritation.which triggers an cludes water, blisters indicating the place as. the skin reacts, to the sun's skin get red. Red means damage toth e common share were $2.40 down 9 percent to $119.1 ultraviolet, rays. These penetrate your. skin tissues.' , ' . • ,'•' • compared to $1.95 in 1980. million and earnings per outer layer of skin, the epidermis, and Net income after ; common share fell 23 into the derniis, or inner skin layer Long term effects of overexposure to securities losses increased cents to $2.21. Chinese sweatshirts which is composed of nerves, cap- the sun Include delayed inner layer to .$4,299,000 in 1981 for pillaries, oil, glands and hair roots. The . changes. As the inner layer changes, $2:07'per common'share, epidermic is full of melanocyles which there is a resulting loss of skintone and as compared to $2,924,000 MERCK-tCO. has an- produce melanin or pigment. The resiliency. To avoid such skin changes, in 1980 ($1.95 per share). nounced a -2 percent drop EDGAR D. SAVACOOL recalled by importer ulravmlet rays darken the melann in the best defense is protection,' . . UNITED COUNTIES in net income for the se- has reported that sales lor TRUST CO.'s net income cond quarter to the first six months of 1981 The Union County Division of Con- Fifth Avenue." for the six months endmg $108,493,000 ($1.46 per at his Mouhtalnside realty sumer Affairs, a part of the Depart- Each sweatshirt has a knapped inner, DaytonClass June 30 rose to $3,317.458 share of common stock). office were up SO percent ment of Human Resources, has alerted service, a hood, a zipper and a drawslr- ORGANS'GUITARS'AMPS ($1.41 per share) ~cmrF The_decline_reflected (He compared to last year. • consumers that certain Chinese- Ing.-The garments.were distributed na- f _.._._ ! weakening of European ACCESSORIES •SHEETMUSIC pared to. the prior year s- manufactured sweatshirts (which have tionally through 20 store chains, in- reUfl/Ofl and Latin.American cur- PSE&G has declared a Hortlfafr Bunds «Nn>lU»nl ~figures.of $2,409,687 ($1,03 quarterly dividend Of 61 bqcn recalled by the New York im- "eluding some in New Jersey: _ !T~sbare)™Total~assets TEneter.in relation to the Low Discount Pricw rising valUe~of"U.S.Tcur-^-cents -per- share on.- conv- '» "turn The Jonathan Dayton • were $534,602,360, an in- : 1 rency. ! ." '. . ~mon"stock for the~third" hlhh rtU-'Hiuiial High-SchootfSpr crease of $28,424,028. dards. '• Ingfield, Class of • 1968 is .1 • Net inco'me for the first quarter and regular were purchased to obtain a full refund.' planning a class reunion. half of_ "1981 was quarterly dividends on all. MR. AND MRS. F.-SLUGASKI fillon Rlnnnyrtirftetor onKgPlVlalon; Anyone, interested in MRS. DONNA WYSOCZYNSKI MKS. ANNE BUC'Cl Mil. AND MKS. H-.A. KOZALSKY" JHHS. LEONARD BIELORY MKS.JOSEEUJBARB'fcllKL has reported $220,275,000. an increase of series of preferred stock —Qne-oMlie-New_Yor-k-based store- reported that these sweatwhirts are be- working on a reunion com- earnings of $105.2 million 4 percent. ..'-_'• and-the $1.40 dividend chains;. Korvcttes, is no longer in ($1.36 per share of com- preference common stock, ing 'recalled in- cooperation with the business. If you had bought your sweat- mitteerhas-beetraskedtoj Xlarol Pyonin, MarilynGilan MissSbdano Miss Orchardo mon stock) for the six all payable on or before U.S. Consumer Product Safety Com- , shirt there; mail it directly to Grace In- write to Cyndee Baumann, Missb. Malleo montlis-ending-Juno-30;- •Sopmi-to-stockholders-of- mission (CPSC) because they failed to Director of Sales, Howard "TREpRlCHOTWAXTZ^ meet the lederatstandarasr—' R. A—Rozalsky- wed on May 2 thc 1980 figures were $91.2 recordSept.8. "Empire SBlgT "Johnson's, Koute 1 South, Springfield Aw., Union • 6M*M4- wed June 6 to Steven Bucci married July 5 Mr. Barberio million ($1.29 per share). INGER 3rd has been nam- Newark, N.J. 07114, or to . New York, N.Y., 10001, The company lMllt Earnings per share for the ed president arid chief ex- Net income for theThe sweatshirts, manufactured will refund the purchase price plus.any call 824-4000, ext, 210. wed June21~~ toDr.Bielbry wed May 23 to Mr. Sfugaski ecutive officer of the between June and October 1981 and sold. IHII hfl Infer ItaW. COMINOSOON jJnionresident wedApril 25 12 months ending June 30 VILLAGE—BANK OF appropriate shipping charges. tmtoV — Carol Ann Pyonin, daughter or Mr. Maplewood Bank and NEW JERSEY for the six nationwide for $5.99, bear a label which If an adequate number ' Nancy Ruth Orchardp, daughter, of" were $3.27, as compared to EAM.NJ. Donna Marie Malleo, daughter of Auric O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and and Mrs. Hymah Pyonin or Union, was Marilyn Miriam Gilan, daughter of Donna Lynn Sodano, daughter of Mr. Trust , Co., succeeding months ending June 30 roads "Made in tho People's Republic Consumers with any-further ques- of responses are received,' 238-2071 441-1404 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Orchardo of the previous year's earn- Carmen and Maryann Malleo of Sum- Mrs. John O'Brien of Linden, was mar- married June 21 to Richard Alan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gilan of Union, "and Mrs. William Sodano of Not- Frank B. Allen Jr., who more > th.an_- doubled to of China CA VA." A second label reads tions about the recall should jail the- committee will begin NEW JEKXTS MS1EST MOWING MUSK DEMUt Union, was married May 2 to Frank J. ings of $2.68. . . " • mit, was married June 0 to Wayne ried April 25 to Steven Bucci, son of Mr. Rozalsky, son or Mr, and Mrs. Howard was married July 5 at The Short Hills' to tingham Way, Union, was married May was elected vice chairman $401,541; arise of more "CA VA •*• A product of G-I-A-I, 350 CPSC's toll-free hot line at 800-638-8326. to plan the reunion. - Slugaski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephen Wysoczynski, son of Stephen, and Mrs. Henry Bucci of Union. Rozalsky or Livingston. Dr. Leonard Bielory, son of Mr. and 23 (o Joseph Barbcrio, son of Mr. and . BREEZE CORP. of of the board of directors,. than $210,540 over the cor- Slugaski of Elizabeth. . ' and Rose Wysoczynskfof Union. eoremony and reception were held at Mrs. Max Bielory of Bradley Beach. Mrs.' George Barberio of Dunlako Union has reported net Waltzinger, who joined the responding quarter of The Rev. Ron Marczowski officiated the Patrician Caterers, Livingston. Road, Union. The Rev. William Crum officiated at sales of $17,765,598 for the bank in 1960, has been the 1980. Earnings were $4.70 The bride, a graduate of Kean Col- Monsignor Harold Murray of St. Rose at the ceremony at St. John the Apostle Rabbi Peter Kasdari of the Temple The bride was escorted by her father. the ceremony in Holy Spirit Church, six months ended June 30, chief' operating officer. per share, an increase of lege, earned a BA degree in elementary of Lima officiated at the ceremony at Church, Clark. A reception followed at Emanuel performed the ceremony. Laurie Puleo, sister of the bride, served Union. A reception at The Sheraton, a gain of 45.6 percent over Allen, with the bank for 35 more than 110 percent education and library science. She St. Theresa's Churchi Summit. A recep- the Woodbridge Manor, Woodbridge. Karen Pyonin, sister-in-law of the . as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth, followed. the $12,201,907 recorded in years, was named presi- over the 1980 per-sharc received a'masters degree in library tion followed at theClinton Manor. Given in marriage by her father, the bride, served as matron of honor. Roberta Starita, sister of the groom;. the same period last year. dent in 1973.. " earnings of $2.23. and information science from Pratt The bride was escorted by her father. bride was attended by Diane Simon of Bridesmaids were Paula Rozalsky, Susan Barberio, Cathy Frankshun, Marianne Orchardo of Acton, Mass., • Net income rose to The bride was escorted by her father Isclin, cousin of the bride, as matron of. . University, Brooklyn, N.Y. She is Denise Pallay and Carol Sodano. $1,067,977 ($1.40 a share), sister or the groom, Staccy Shur and sister of Jhe bride, served as maid of and attended by Susan Hasscll as maid honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Ellen employed as an Information specialist Vincent Barbcrio served as best man an increase of 250"percent. Sherri Pyonin, cousin of the bride; honor. Bridesmaids were-Janice DiPisa of honor. Bridesmaids were Layno O'Brien of Linden, sister of the bride; by the Capital Systems Group, Kens- for his brother. Ushers were George _ . Second "quarter sales Ready for - ^^• Mitchel Rozalsky served as best man -of Union, cousin of the bride; and Engemann, Mary Painter, Rosemary and Kathy and Maureen Sisk of ington, Md. Barbcrio, Jr., Greg Barry, Michael were up 39 percent to tor his brother. Ushers -were Paul Suzanne Cavanaugh of Providence, R.I. Ruiz, Elizabeth Keating, Cnrmela Fre^ Elizabeth. Her husband is.a graduate of the- Frankshun, Joseph Puleo and John $8,247,851; net income rose Mt. St. Helens, quenza, Sally Ann Balsamo and Patty Pyqnln and Sandy Pyonin, brothers of Greg Barry of Union' served as the the bride, and Robert Levine. Bezalel Hebrew Day School in Starita. ' Roger Slugaski of Winchester, N.H., . to $493,874 (05 cents a Pcrcario. Lakewood, and Yeshiva University brother of the groom, served as best best man. Ushers were Ronald Simonc The bride is employed as an art A reception was held at the Wayne share), an increase of 333 High School in New York. A Phi Betta man. Ushers were Joseph Orohardo of Hurricane Allpn, Serving as best man was Thomas of •Iselinr-Miehael Bucci of Union, teqeher for the Deron School irt Liv- Manor after the ceremony. percent; Kappa graduate from Lehigh Universi- Union, brother of the bride^and Manuel lacona. Ushers were' Richard Kny, brother Of the groom; andjjohn O'Brien ingston. The groom is employed as ty, he earned a BS in fundamental The bride was graduated from Union Corte Jr., of Jersey City.. SUMMIT BANCOR- Red Cross: Ready fora new century. Fred Balsamo, Fred Sorrentino, Frank- of Linden, brother of the bride. sales engineer tor Heller Industries' in High School and Union County Tech, The bride, who was graduated from PORATION- income Sprrentino, David Malleo, Patrick Florham Park. -_ science and an MS is molecular biology. the bride was graduated from SV. and is employed as a medical assistant. the University of Rhode'Island and before securities transac- Malleo and Stan Johnson. Following a honeymoon in Bermuda, He received his MD degree from the Mary of Assumption, Elizabeth, and is Her husband, also a Union High School Ithaca Collge, New York, is employed tions for the six months en- tho - couple will reside in Lake N.J. College of Medicine and Dentistry employed by Schering-Plough Corp., in Newark. .• f and Union County- Tech graduate, is as a speech pathologist for the ding June 30 rose 9.2 per- The bride is a graduate of Summit Hiawatha. • . • ( Kenilworth. The groom, a graduate of ; Ho is employed at the University of employed by Bell Labs. Elizabeth Board of Education. cent to $3,446,000. Net in- High School and Roberts-Walsh Union High School, is employed by Maryland Medical -Center and V.A'. After a honeymoon cruise to St. come rose 15.1 percent to Business School. . The groom is a Royal Foods of Woodbridge. Hospital in Baltimore, Md. He has been Thomas, the couple will reside in Ran- ; Her husband, graduated from Tulane $3,467,000. graduate of Union High School and New admitted as a fellow trfthe National in- dolph. University, La,., is a teacher for the Jersey Institute of Technology. For their honeymoon, the coupie went stitute of Health at Bethesda, Md. Elizabeth Board of Education. . After a honeymoon in Bermuda, the to Paradise .Island, Bahamas. Thoy After a honeymoon trip to St. Criox, couple will reside in Parsippany. now reside in Rahway. Following a honeymoon to Israel and 90th birthday the couple now resides in Roselle. This Little Piggy Egypt, the couple will- reside in Silver Went To Market, , Spring, Md. . noted at party Rebecca Marie Micfiael Anthony \ This Little Piggy Mrs. Anna Walterthum of Mount Ver- born to Harrisons bqrn toNevellines non Road celebrated her 90th birthday An 8-pound, 9-ounce daughter, Rebec- '... Stayed Home, • with the help of family and friends at a ca Marie Harrison, was born June 13 in This Little Piggy -Michaol Anthony Nevelline was born surprise party July 19, St. Barnabus Medical Center, "Llv-" July 4 In St. Barnabas-Medical Center,- ~ Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and ingston, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Har- Had Roast Beef, Livingston, to Gerald and Carol Mrs. Merrimam D. Hull of Mount Ver; rison of Renner Avenue, Union.. Nevelline of Reeves Terrace, Union. non Road, were hests of the surprise She joins a brother, Benjamin James, And This Little Grandparents are Bonnio and Rose party at Carroll's Caravelle Inn, age2'a. ' ' " Piggy Had None! Nevelline of Belleville and Mrs. Helen Manahawkin. More than 25 guests at- Mrs. Harrison, the former Cecelia Nervilas of Newark'. tended, including Mrs. Walterthum's, Anne Arrison, Is the daughter of Mr. Great-grandparetns are' Rocco and grandchildren, Dennis and Donna Hull. and Mrs. Charles Arrison of Cinna'min- Filemena Balvi of Belleville. The Mrs. Watlcrthum received a bjrthday son. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Nevellines also have another son, Vin- card from President and Mrs. Ronaid Mrs. Lester Harrison of Milton Avenue, And This Little Piggy cent! age 4. Reagan. , . . 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• •,'.:•,,. 'i ''>» '• <'•'• SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER — Thursday, July 30,1981 — 11 10 — Thursday, July30,1981 - SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER Religious Notices- Swimmers shatter pool, team records Snap. Crackle. Pop. . melm- rliRlnnw Slx-vear-old Dana- . McLear took a first for the girls in 24.1 Lissy and.Mark Priebracha won the and Hal Levine won the 13-14 relay in in the boys' 10-and-under event, Fran HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH CONORKOATIONISRAELOFSPRINOFIELD Nope, that wasn't ,your morning Magee sped across the local pool to set and Janis Netschert was third. David freestyle in 1:33.4, Kathy Fanning join- 2:32.9. Boraczek in the girls' 11-12 event and ITha Church of the Radio "Lutheran Hour" and TV's M» MOUNTAIN AVENUE CORNER SHUNP|KE "This l«mt Life") ROAD cereal. That was the sound of seven a new pool record of 14.9 in the six-and- Lissy recorded his best time of the sum- ed Missy Peterson, Jennifer Schaedel Springfield's diving team also en- Rusty-Simon in the boys' 11-12 division. Of Mountain Ava- Springfield SPRINGFIELD records breaking when Springfield's iinder freestyle. And finally, in the 12- mer, 18.3, and placed first in the 9-10 and Kate Oxx in the 9-10 freestyle, Joey joyed the'meet against Mindowaskin, Missy Peterson missed second place Rav. Joal R. Yoss, pastor Rabbi ltr»l 6. Tumar swimmers took on the Mlndowaskin' by just Tour points in the 10-and-under VeUphone: J7HMS FRIDAY—/.IS a.m.. morning mlnyan larvlca. 7:1] and-under • individual medley, Eddie freestyle, while Danny Lamorgese was DiPalma, Eddie Fanning, Gary Millin tying its opponents, 26-26.. THURSDAY— 10a.m., Blblestudy. p.m., "Walcnma to Sabbath''urvlca., / Swim Club In the second match of the -Panning set a new team record of 1:35.8 •second and Chris Calabrese was third. First place winners were David lissy event for girls. SUNDW—»J» a.m., Holy Communion and worship SATURDAY—a:*> a.m., Sabbath morning larvlca. Westfield Outdoor Swim League and Fran Boraczek put together a new •arvloa. ' • . Klddush attar sarvlcx. Ona hour and IS mlnutM Other top finishers were Gary Millin , baton lundona. Talmud Study Croup. Tractata Baba season. . - team mark of 1:35.2 in girls competi- Rusty Simon, Eddie Chrystal and Matt Physicals set for SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL UNITED METHODIST Matila (laws concarnlng financial mattan). Attar- Although Springfield dropped to 0-2, tion. Magee. CHURCH noon larvlca; Shaloth S'udoi rapalt faalurlng CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMYGREEN Imlrof nulodlw. "Faratvall to Sabbath" larvlca. by losing two key relays and a final 189- In the seven-and-undcr division, An-" For the girls, Kate'Oxx took a blue Dayton athletes Rev, George C. Schleslnger, pastor SUNDAY—«a.m., morning mlnyan Mrvl^a. 159 decision, the local swimmers shat- SUNDAY THROUGH THURSOAY-llftaan mlnulal drew Broad placed second, Sean Lcddy ribbon in 17.5 and Jennifer Federovilch Physical examinations for Dayton SUNDAY-*:*! a.m., morning worship. Mr. Settles PUPPET FRIENDS JOIN BIBLE SCHOOL—The Mountainside Puppets Will be tered seven pool and team records in Ingei- will preach on "One Step At a Time." 10:30 bafor* sundown, altarnoon wrvlcal advancad ilody and Allison Harlz grabbed thirds, Ellen was sixth. In the 11-12 freestyle, Anne Regiona.'s fall sports athletes and . a.mt, fellowship hour. •aulon; avanlng tarvlca. one 61 the features of the Mountainside Gospel Chapel's Free Vacation Bible their finest effort of the young season. Jorda was fourth and Kathleen McCabe Marie Llssy, Lainie Levlne and Amy WEDNeSDAY-«:1S p.m.. backyard experience MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY-*: IS am., mof • cheerleaders will take place on Aug. nlng mlnyan larvlca. School, which runs from Aug. 3 through 7,9 a.m. until 12. From loft to right, pup- Matt Eick,' the star of. Dayton finished fifth in the freestyle. Five- Schramm finished three-four-five, with Mr.and Mrs. Robarf Florlndl? pets Dennis, Sally qnd dog Noah will join other puppets to entertain children. 10, 11, 20 and 21, according to FRIDAY—Ip.m., Bus^Flngers. Regional High's swim team, broke pool year-old David Broad took a first place "while Anna Marie Cook nnd""Mariannc Athletic Director Pete Falzarano. ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Further Information Is available by calling 232-3454 or 233-7165. and team records in freestyle and in-~ribbon in the freestyle in 17,9 and Tom- TEMPLE BETH AHM UOMAINST..MILLBURN Branco looked very sharp in the 15-17 Soccer candidates are scheduled TEMPLE DRIVE AND BALTUSROL WAY Rav. Joteph D. Harrlng, Raclpr. dividual medley events. In the IM for my Fleming, age 4,. came in second. freestyle. for Monday, Aug. 10 at 9 a.m., while Rabbi Reuben R. Levlne SUNDAY-»a.m., Holy Communion; 10p.m. family 15-17 year olds, Eick lowered hfs own Worship tarvlca and larmon, church school and Laura Schaedel missed third place by .6 Kristen Mcl^ear had her best time of all .female candidates, including SEAGRAM'S VO;s»mi 6.97 Cantor Richard Nedel mark to 2:28.5, while he also set a new SUMMER SERVICES: babysitting. (Tha'IOa.m. sarvlca Includas Holy Com- seconds for the girls and Bridget Leddy tho summer for a second in Ihc eight- cheerleaders, will receive their munlon on first and third Sundays and on festival oc- Picnic with youngsters? FRIDAY—l:Mp.m., Sabbath service. MR. AND MRS. j. NIZALOWSKI 100 freestyle mark of 57.2. . was fifth. . ' . . nnd-under. hrcaslrokc. in' the- 9-10 physicals on Tuesday, Aug: 11 at 9 SATURDAY—9 a.m., Sabbath service. casions; morning prayar on olhar Sundays.) Hal Levine also put on a record: MONDAYTHROUGH FRIDAY-Mlnyan, 1a.m. Greg Mill in took second in the 12-and- brcastrokc, Danny LaMorgose was a.m. And on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 9 MONDAY THROUGH THURSOAY-Mlnyan. 1:15 MOUNTAINSIDE OOSPEL CHAPEL P. A. Wnek; breaking performance in the 100-mctcr under individual medley: In the 13-17 third and Bernard I^ddy fourth in boys' a.m., football and boys' cross coun- DEWAR'S WHITE LABEL 10.29 p.m. IIWSPRUCE DR.. MOUNTAINSIDE Practical ideas offered freestyle for 13 and 14 year olds with a IN). Greg La levee was second in his competition, while Kalhy Fanning plac- FRIDAY—Mlnyan, l:Mp.m. Th« Rav. Matlhaw E. Garlppa. try candidates will; visit the-schopl CHIVAS REGAL SUNDAY-;:*! a.m., Sunday school-lor-Jall-aoa- time of 1:08.9, four seconds better than 1'1.73 SATURDAY—Mlnyan, 7:Mp.m. method is to thaw them in a watertight' best time of the summer and Annn ed third.'First place winners included for checkups. SUNDAY— Mlnyan, f'.m,. 1:15p.m. groups (but sarvlca available); 1.1 a.m.. worship tar- there are rules to be followed for a DANIELLE BOZZA arid J. Nizalowski -vice (nprsery-and-tunlo*-churchwovldodl^-7-P.m«— -the previous pool arid team marks.. -'_. • Marie Cook-and Theresa T Pittenger- Eddie Fanning7-HalLevimrand'Glonn OLD SMUGGLER -safe and enjoyable pionlc, according U> -wrapping under cold water. They also Jj All makeup physicals for both lli,27 COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAM CHURCH . twrthlpsarvlca (nursery provided.!, ANT iS6NY"CAPPUZZO Several, other records were also finlshed three-five. ; ;. — -Phillippf, ()th'er-top~perforrnch{~wore- Mary Ellen Kazar, dietary director at can be defrosted at room temperature-, nnH fo nkft nlnfgnp MEETINGHOUSE LANE. MOUNTAINSIDE; ~MONDAY=1:M p.m., cottage prayar mealing. TTroken.' Eight-year-old Mark' ~~The~top performances didn't stop Eilecn Haws, Eleanor Sadin, -Dee QDDHT " UiaJmMxmrnlsfer -weDNESDAY^e-p.mT-pr.yer-and-Blble study-- "ehildren'srSpBcializccFHospital^Moun^ -fifa flghtly cIo^^SuBlfBagrAhdi^usts Friday; Aug. 21 at 9 a.m. -Erlebjacha. established-new, eightrand-- there. In thceight>and-undcr-frecstylo— -Steiirns and Danielle DiPalma; ——; Jamas S.LIHIa, organist and choir director; . mealing: . • , - lainside. as important, jpook the meat and Patricia AnirWneJc, daugfiter of Mr. —If tliL'iu ai eaiiy qti -SUNDAY—10a.m., mornlhg worship. Mr. Tlmolhy THUR5DAY-«p.m.,cbolrrehearsal. Boiza under team and pool recordslnTthir""MurlrPrlcbracha-toolrfirst-in-19:8-and- -poultry promptly after thawing. ; and'Mrs.. Sta,nleyjWnelf:pf^pringl|eiaj- —And"lij. relay action, the team of call 376-6300, Ext. 4. "Monroawlllpraach^ rr- — FRIDAY— 7:30p.m.. college and career group Bible "Pick up your meat and poultry last "ureastrokcwitha time of'a.i f wallor Horaczck was second. Krislen.-. Walter Brt'raczek. Greg Gomes. Ricky- : . . ' "udy. Wash-all. kitchen work- surfaces arid- -was married-June-13-to-John-Anthony • TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM • " at the"iriarEeV' "she ~a'dviscs~"HaViF u tens i Is—wi th—swp—anrj:=rrrot= bef rot hal told -Nizalowskij-^son of Mrs. Helen WOLFSCHMIDT AN Af*f ILIATE-OfHTHE-UNION OF AMERICAN ST. JAMES CHURCH them bagged with other cold foods and HEBREW CONGREGATIONS S. SPRINGFIELD ifS. SPRINGFIELDAVE.SPRINGFlELD . water—including countertops, wood Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Bozza of Fair- Nizalowski and the late Mr. Edward get them home and into the refrigerator FINLANDIA AVENUE AT SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRl'NGFIE'LD Rev. Raymond P. Waldron.Pallor cutting boards grid knives—before and- field, formerly, of Irvington, have an- Nizalowski of Newark Valley, N.V. Rabbi Howard Shapiro - SUNDAY Mattal-!:MT>™. Saturday; 7, 8:11. 9:30 or freezer promptly." Cantor Irving Krarnarman, - andlo:*!a".m. and noon.Sunday. after using them for raw meat or nounced the, engagement' of their The Rev; Robert Weiss officiated at THURSDAY—7tosp.m.. templerealtlrallon. Dally Matset-,7 and 8 a.m. Mastason evei of holy Thaw your wrapped meal and poultry poultry. . . '•• daughter, Danielle Marissa, .to Mark_ the ceremony at St. Francis Church,^ • FRIDAY-^8"pTm^rsumme?larvlcrledby the Heril- days—7 p.m. Mattes holy dayt—7, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. off time in softbaII league produdtrln. the refrigerator. A quicker Anthqny CappuzzoTSBli of Mr. and Mrs. inoeV family. ' " and 7 p.m.* Pack your perishable food—including^ Catatonk, N.Y. A reception followed at SOUTHERN COMFORT,6 5.60 * of Penance (conlettlonsl—Monday. 7:1! "hot dogs and~Iunch meats—in a wcll- "Nelson Cappuzzo of Newark. the Monday Afternoon Club, Blngham- It's playoff lime in the Springfield each had two hits for the winners. Ron Rob Espositowas the winning pitcher. p.J. Burns was the winning pitcher.-" lo 7:*! p.m.; Thursday belore ilrti Friday lo me .The couple became engaged 6n Dec. 11.65 month, 7:1! ID 7:*i p.m. Saturday. 1 lo 7 p.m. No insulated cooler with plenty of ice. Do ton.N.Y. - —_:_ .«,_.; . Men's Slo-Pitch Softball Lenguc. Peak was three'for-three for 'Pete's - Video Source nipped Springfield Bombers rupped~Knlghts of Colum- scheduled confessions on Sundays, holy dayi and Pool party benefits not open the cooler unnecessarily; 24,1980. An engagement partywas held, —The—bride was—escorted by her ' Action began earlier this week, so if Trucking. John J. Ehrhardt was the Taxi, I4-13, in a, wild, wide open bus, 17-3, on 18 base hits. Jeff Kronerf. PETER HEERING 9.46 eves of holy days. . * blinq-at-birth babes Leave the cooler in a shady spot to help in their honor, given by the parents of parents. Laureen Eick of Springfield the weather holds out, the league's best- winning pitcher. .. ballgame. Jim Coyle, Harry Ilausen had four hits, Bruce Colandrea, had IRISH VELVET 1O.O1 EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH . . ' keep the ice from melting too fast. the bride-to-be. served as maid of honor. Scott Baker of of-threc championship series will end Bombers defeated M & M and Greg Lies each had two hits for the three hits and Dave Mitchell had three ]«SHUNPIKE RD-,SPRINGFIELD < ; '. Miss JBozza attended Archbishop winners, while Lou Gizzi, Roy DeVries hits, including a home run for thc-uii Rev. Ronald J.Perl, pattor The Ma'ya Gila Satellite group of Spr- - If, for some reason, you suspect food Zanesville, Ohio, was best man. on Monday~ari(r'l i'csday and a 1981 Automotive! 7-2, on 12 base hits, in- SUNDAY-o:*! a.m., Sunday School clatsel for all ingfield Hadassah will hold a poolside .poisoning, there are certain warning Walsh High School in Irvington for two. The bride, a Jonathan Dayton champion will be crowned. "eluding h.omc runs by Dave Mitchell ' and Mich Byrd had three hits for Taxi. ' ners. Hydoek was the winning pitcher. ages. 11 a.m., morning worship. , Patlor Perl years and is a 1977 graduate of West and Tim Pimpinclli. Nino DelMauro DEINHARD GREEN LABEL Mml 4.05 preaching. 4:*! p.m., Junior High Y.P. 6 p.m., even- get together for prospective new signs. The effects of food poisoning are Regional High School graduate, attend- ' All games arc played ut the field nd- Ing service. Paslor Perl preaching. much like those of the flu—they are Essex High School, North Caldwell.' ed the University of Delaware. jn'ccnt to the Springfield Municipal was the winning pitcher. Dave- members at the home of Barbara FOLONARI SOAVE 7So«i 1.91 -WEDNESDAY—7:1! p.m.. prayer mealing. Merkin'Aug. 5 from 2:30 until 4 p.m. often mistaken, for ' each other. A second semester senior at Mont* Her husband graduated from Newark Pool, beginning .it 8:15 p.m. Stromeycr and Evan Wasscrmiin each WHS'Donner to direct clair State College, she will graduate in ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Further, information is available'by Headache,-diarrhea, vomiting, ab- Valley High School and the State - There was no lack of. prc-playoff ex- hadlwo.hilsforM&M. SOUVERAIN TABLE WINEM.nui.Mnk, 3.59 MECKES ST. AND SO. SPRINGFIELD AVE.. SPR- calling fi. Merkin at 467-8453 or J. Gel- dominal cramps and fever are some of January 1982 with a bachelor of arts University of New York, Binghamton, citement, as—Boml>crs picked up a Video Source, defeated,Masco Sports, INGFIELD . degree in speech and theatre, dance, 10-6. with a lo-hit attack. Ron DeSantis MARTINI & ROSSI _ _• Rev. Clarence Altton, Paitor; fand at 37G-7379. the telltale signs, but they may not ap- with honors in English. He is a part- basket of victories and Ehrhardt T;V., softball camp for girls SUNDAY-9:30 a.m.. Sunday school, 11 a.m., wor-. pear until many hours after eating. and dance education. She is currently a time graduate student at the University was four-for-flve, including a double ASTISPUMANTE - »O».L7.22 Video Source, Master Blaster • and Carol Donner, the successful girls' thlp service. 7 p.m.. Youlhon IhoMove For Christ. dance teacher at the Kathleen Louise of Delaware and an Instructor of Custom Floors also won. andj a triple, for the winners. Tom will include the basic fundamentals MONDAY—7 p.m. 'Male Chorus rehearsal. . softball coach at Westfield High, will (batting, fielding, baserurining, etc.); ALMADEN MOUNTAIN CHABLIS *ut« 5.31 TUESDAY—7 p.m..Bible class. B p.m.,Senlor Choir Brian Michaelborn School of Dance in Springfield. In addi- English at the Virginia Polytechnic In- Burke was the winning pitcher. Joe Ehrhardt T.V.; down 3-1, rallied for direct a summer softball camp at the rehearsal. tion, she teaches dance at Hartshorn stitute, Blacksburg. two runs In the sixth inning on hits by Pepe, Jr. had two hits, including a WEDNESDAY—9 p.m., midweek tarvlce. Westfield High Field beginning Mon- For more information about the soft- July 13 to Olins and Glenwood-elementary schools in The couple will reside in Pembroke, Jamey Ehrhardt, Jerry Butler and home run, for Masco Sports.' FRIDAY—e:30 p.m..women's' Bible clait. S p.m., opens day. ball camp at Wcstfield High's Rahway Sunday School teachers' meeting. Short HiHs. Va. — ' ... •'. ' ' . Master Blaster defeated Springfield A son, Brian Michael, was born to Mr. Church of the Nazarenc's vacation Marly Mand to knot the score at 3-:i and The camp, which will run from Mon- \vc, field, callDonner at 233-6596 or WARM OR COLD Her finance, a 1974 graduate of Essex Taxi, 7-3, as Dave Minimal) and Jim OUR LADY OF LOURDES CHURCH and Mrs. Kenneth Olin of Vincland July Bible School will bo held Aug. 10-14, then scored two more in Ihe seventh to day through Friday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 756-4572. MOUNTAINSIDE Catholic High School, Newark, received Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is Fritz each had two hits for the winners. 13 at Newcombc Hospital, Vineland. from 9 a.m. to noon, for children ages 4- defeat Pete's Trucking, 5-3. Tom, John Rev. Utgr. Raymond J. Pollard, Pastor a bachelor of arts degree in physics an assistant professor at Rutgers -Jim Fritz was thc-winning pitcher, Rev. Edward Ellert, Astoclalo Paslor. Rev.. Gerard . Mrs. Olin is the former Gerri Lesser of 12. Registration is Aug. 10 at 8:30 a.m. M., and Jamey Ehrhardt and Butler J. McGarry. Paslor Emeritus. from Rutgers University in May 1979. University. allowing six base hits in Ihc game: Mike MICHELOB LIGHT Springfield. The couple also have The registration fee $1. Further infor- Berliner wins Mast schedule—Saturday. S:30 p.m.; Sunday. 7, S, - Currently, he is completing his studies The couple plans to be married in ~ Gargulio had two hits for Taxi. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 9? 15 and 10:30a.m. and noon; weekdays 7 and 6 a.m.; another son. mation Is available by calling 379-7222. RAPID REFERENCE TO BUDWEISER holy days, 7, Sand 10a.m. and8p.m.; Novena. Mon- for a master's decree io phvsics at May 1982. in net action days. 8 p.rn. - Entries still open Bombers edged Video Squrce,,.4-3, RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSE!! Alan Berliner, unseeded THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lilies bring life scoring all four runs in the third inning MORRIS AVENUE AT CHURCH MALL for football team on hits by Jeff Kronert, Tony Ciccone, in an 84-man field, FLOOR COVERINGS .SPRINGFIELD Bob Day and Tim Pimpinclli. Bob defeated the No. 6. seed AUTO DEALERS Rev. Bruce Whltetleld Event. D.D.. Patlor foo blah garden The Springfield Recreation '•SUNDAY—9:30 a.m.. church lamlly worship tor- Hydoek was tho winning pitcher, while . Sunday morning to ad- Department is still accepting FLOOR COVERINGS BY MULTIPLY vice. Tho Rev, Robert B. Cunningham will preach. Tom Burke took the loss. vance to the semifinals of Nursery care provided In chapel. A fellowship period - If you're looking for about the same time with registration for the Minulemen foot- YOUR SAVINGS BIGGER SAVINGS TOR YOU! the Union County Men's . on Ihe lawn wltl follow the service. something to perk up the orange-yellow flowers. ball program for boys in grades 4-8. Custom Floors held ,°", „ ., n -Singles—Tennis—Tournin- mid-summer color slump There Is a registration fee of five KnighLs of Columbus, 12-1. K of C in your perrenial.garden, Plant lilies In a well- ment nt Wariniincn Park. iMEDMAN Prices In illect ttiiirs., July 30 {hru Sit., Hug. l.JNhilc Supplies Lull dollars. Registration forms arc ' rallied in the seventh inning, scoring six In oat ol tpo|fiplilca| «nof. Itpl minimum prwalb .' . • try lilies, suggests Stephen drained location as soon as available at the Springfield runs on five hits, including two doubles, Then he returned to the Buos. fi Bachelder, county they reach your dealer in Municipal Pool and al.the Rccrea- while Joe Policastro chipped in with clay courts in the evening agricultural agent. ; August .'•• or early with gift s to match tlon-Deportment, 30 Church Mali, tw6 hits for Custom floors. Jeff Bland to team up with younger • The Regal lily produces September. They grow MRS. MARIE WHITE .from0a.nt,'4p.*in."i '••• . ' tuid tliree hits nnc! Dnn Guldn and Jim brother Michael in the white . trumpet-shaped best in a slightly.acid soil Laehcy had two hits each for K of C. Union County Men's 1224 Springfield Ave., flowers in June and July. to which peat moss or leaf Cash or a gift (or opening or renewing a 6-Month Savings jBwjdV ran fbl DIAL 686-2800 Harrison's lily also blooms mold is added, Certificate or depositing $10,000 or more to any account -"""fc- ~ '"•"iFviiigton 2277 Morris A Miss Clement, • In the singles match, Call 371-5900 Union Mountainside Public Notice ' Post 228 on hard' road Alanrolled to a «-:) victory Mr. White wed in Ihe first set but dropped^ PUBLIC NOTICE L M.F.F. Associates Co Martin behind U-2 in the second. NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN that Mayer„ , 1«l, )«U, 1«1.14M Route a public hearing will ba held by th« Jl?,< block 1C, Utl 11,19, 14, IS, 11. to state playoff action Tha Dayton Regional slar in Mississippi Board ol Adluitmant In tha Chang" e of tenancy, development, then blitzed his opponent. Municipal Building, Mountalnslda, slfeplan. •'. N.J. on Monday, August 10,1H1 on 3. Echo Moldings, Inc., 1157 Olobe ~By ROBERT /\. BRUCKNER Rosclle last week eliminated the locals Inking five out of the next Marie Aileen Clement of Houston, lh« following application. Avenue, Block UC, Ut a. Develop. Louis Manclnalll, 3M Summit ment. There arc two ways to reach the stale from' a chance at first place in the coun- six games,and the match. CELECH * TION SAL Texas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Road, Block 7-D, Lot If to construct J. Centra-Burble Corp., UM Olobe . tournament from the Union County G-3,0-3. vin Clement of Hattiesburg, Miss., was a building contract to Sactlons Avenue, Block UC, Lot «. Change ty league. Rosclle's Jay Perez, who' lon(a), Io13(c) (!) and 10131c) (6) of tenancy. American Legion Baseball League: the stopped Post 2211 in the Trl-County Tour- married July 25 to Gary Lewis White of of th« Mountainside Land Uu Or- 4. Exxon Co. U.S.A., 1413 Route 39, , Berliner reached the Block HE, Lot 1. Two (3) wall easy way and the hard way. Houston, formerly of Mountainside. dinance. nament, was the culprit again, allowing quarterfinals via a 6-1, 6-0 < AJyc^M, Psemenekl John Cocchia's- two-run homer and Mr. White is the Son of Mr. and Mrs.' Secretary S.°Frank A. Slmlal, 1JM Route 13, The easy wny isn't very easy, victory, a G-l, 7-5 decision Mountainside Echo, July 30,1H1 Block 3A, Lot 4. Sketch plat of ma- seven.other Springfield hits.. '• Theodore White of Weston, Conn., • (Fee: u.ra) lor subdivision. - because it means collecting the county" and an easy 6-1, G-u romp. 1. James P. Yudes, 1343 Route 33, Post 228's loss meant that Roselle (14- Fuller/ formerly of Mountainside. Block 31A, Lots 1, 3, 3, 4. Ground championshlp_and earning a free ride to ~ In. doubles play, Alan 3-2) and Union (15-4) were lert to fight it" O'Brien Br. James B..Hayes officiated at the PUBLIC NOTICE the states. • ' and Michael Berliner, the NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that DISCUSSION! Board of Adluil- out for tho league championship and a WEATHER ceremony in the First Baptist Church, public hearings will ba held by thement request of the Planning Board But that's still a lot easier than the youngest entrants and the Planning Board of the Borough of Id review the low (c).(o) section of free trip lo the state playoffs! No. 3 seed in the 35-teum KING Hattiesburg, Miss. A reception at the -Mountainside, In. the Municipal the Land UleOrdinance. hard way, which dictates a top five GEORGE RAMSEY, The loser would join Springfield, LATEX church immediatley ' followetT thff Building, 1315 Route M, Mountain- "finislprrtlTtrcounty "league and a few draw, bounced back from side, New Jersey on August 13.1M1 Secretary Westfield (12-7) and either Elizabeth HOUSE ceremony. at 0:00 p.m., on the following ap- Mobntalnslde Echo, July 30,1H1 wins in. a special four-team, round- ii 6-4 defeat in the first set plications: (Fee: 17.77) (UK7-3) or Cranford (ll-7rl) in a short AND TRIM robin tournament., and posted 6-0, (1-2 vic- The bride was. given away by her tourney to determine the league's se- tories for the match. '••• "The P&int ENAMEL father. Mrs. Christy Clement Reid of Springfiold Post 228 (13-5-1) will take cond representative in post-season ac- UNIQUE.SATIN PAMELABBLU . Springfield Public Notice Hattiesburg served as matron of honor. the latter route, because a 7-5 loss to tion. FYos" FINISH TOWNSHIP - * Jersey, held on T,uesday evening, Fuller/ MFG. SUGG, „.,. Bridesmaids were Cindy White of l OF SPRINGFIELD Julya«, 1M1. Hole-in-one O'Brien LIST PRICE 20« Weston, Conn.; Nancy Carpenter of Belli—Kortina COUNTY OF.UNION ARTHUR H.BUEHRER WEATHER Hattiesburg and Peggy Allen of AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TownshlpClerk Eng, Kahn, Daniel star SALE «14« AN- ORDINANCE ENTITL- Sprlngllald Leader, July 30, IM! at Ash Brook KING Houston. ED] "*N ORDINANCE FIXING . (FM:U73) LATEX Mr. David Hilty of Pittsburgh, Pa., betrothal told THESALARIESOFCERTAINOF- Mounlitinside's John Fuller/ served as best man. Ushers were Ted Mr. and Mrs. Albert Belli of Chatham FICERS AND THE PAY OR COM- OFFICE OF THE - HOUSE O'Brien PENSATION OF CERTAIN POSI- SECRETARY OF THE for junior tennis squad Hulkowich scored a hole- White of San Diego, Calif.; Olcn White- annouced June 25 the engagement of TIONS AND CLERICAL BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT - . jrwine-r'on-- the- IliO-yurd PAINT PULL-STAIN EMPLOYMENTS IN THE Notice Is hereby given thai the $1785 —EXTERIOR OIL STAIN of Baton Rouge, La., both brothers of their daughter, Pamela, to Gerald kor- TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD IN Regular Meeting ofth* Board of- Blatul Eng and Gregg Kahn scored 1, with his brother Eric. . : sixth hnloul the Ash Brook WERNER HEAVY UST PRICE Adjustment, Township of Spr- IN REDWOOD AND the groom; John Niemic of tina, son of Mrs. Margaret Kortina and THE COUNTY OF UNION AND IN DUTY ALUMINUM 9 • .10 EARTH TONES ingfield, New Jersey August II, twin wins for thcSpringfield Recrea- In othor action; Michael Berliner (iolfClub last weekend.. ..„ SALE'12" PiScfitaway; and Bill Reid of Hat- the late Mr. Andrew Kortina\jf Moun- THE SWIM POOL UTILITY IN INI hal been canceMed, EXTENSION LADDERS THE TOWNSHIP OF SPR- Their normal schedule will •-tion Department Junior Tennis Teum in easily downed his opponent, R-:>, Itnlierl Ills fimrsurric—IncludeWs tiesburg, brother-in-law of the bride. tainside. . . ^—" INGFIELD FOR THE YEAR IHI" resume on Tuesday, September IS, narrow 0-5 victory over North tPluin- Slcir rollpd lo un easy ll-ll victory, and Lvoniri'd. Mnrclihff Nonl MFG. SUGG. The bride, a 1978 graduate of the The bride-elect earned a. B.'A. in TAKE NOTICE, thai the forego- ficld at the Dayton Rcgionul High Dan 'Frccdmnn was toppcd-liuii.,iit;- Ualdun. SIZE tIST PRICE ing Ordinance was passed and ap- HarryA.Kolb, SALE SALE* 10** University of Southern Mississippi, is psychology at LaSalle GollegerPa.,'and . proved at a regular meeting of the Secretary School tennis courts in New Jersey Breaker, 7-8. . , • .. —: • Board of AdluitmenL $ 9850 • 82n. employed by Exxon Co., USA, as in in- a masters in community and social" Township Committee of the Springfield Leader, July M, August Youth Town Tennis League compoti--- 20' Township ol Springfield In the —T-om-Bunlul'H-Humigiaifal-dolHit-witi) i " '—T"" ( ternal audiUSr. psychology at Fairleigh - Dickinson ft, 1WF ' . QunlifyliM] doposlt Musi remoln In iho account for 6 months or,) charpo fbr.ihg old will bo made. In'voslors tion. ' .-. '..'..' •...,,':•.. 8 County of Union and Stale of New (Foe:«7Js) Savlnos rosoivos tho right lo subDlituto oi'ts.lf morchrindiso becomes unauallablo. an B-4 victory for. the-Springfield—|-V--S>"i * I ••-24' .-SM-995 » 99» Her husband, a 1977 gradaute of University, Madison. Eng .blltaH):h1s^Ingles opponent, 11-1, itccrcatitin Departmcnl'U junior .tennis Fuller/ Pennsylvanis State University, also is Her fiancs earned. a ft.S. in and teamed wilh Jeff Ginsbort!'for ah H- team fulled to prevent the team's first 28' ; *1-45'5 •• »12O« O'Brien employed by Exxon. He is a senior ac- , marketing from Siena College, Lound- Mandarin Chinese Restaurant" 6-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATE 30-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATE 5 doubles victory. Kahn contributed ah loss of tho season, u 5-4 decision to BE-WISE 32' *175") »145»o ALKYD/OIL countant. ville, N.Y., and is employed as an ac- II5 triumph and posted a doubles win, H- Wcslficld. HOU&E After a honyemoon in uic Grand count representative for PhysioControl %* . BUY-WISE 36" J211S0 •176" PAINT Teton Mountains, the couple \vill reside Life Sciences, Remond, Washington. DURABLE GLOSS The finest authentic Chinese cuisine:. . 15.834 12.94 urtuimvunuy 40' $239'° «19»as .FINISH in Klngwood, Texas. A fall 1982 wcddinij is planned. - AUG. IM*.t.lMK.t«Min EXCELLENT COLOrt Peking, Hunan and Szechuan EFFECIIVC ANNUU VIELO OH EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD ON Recommended by THE NEW YORK TIMES 4/6/81 uiiuuniK HUM WAGKER RETENTION S rlngfleld Public Notice •7° $ Lunch - Dinner-Orders to Go WHOLESALE #390 AIRLESS VEAJl p PRICES TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD shall be reiponslble lor complying OFFICE OF THE , Lunch Special Only $2.95 15.040 0 Huge Discounts SPRAY GUM with tha provisions of the Load . SECRETARYOFTHE., UNION COUNTY, N.J. Public Contracts Law -INJJS. Lunch ll"Uro:Tu™..|-'rl., ll:i«l3;;lil.Siil. |2-2:W Rate available Week ol July 28 • August 3 Plate available July 21 • August 3 MFG. SUQG. SALE* 14" AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING 'BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT Dinner lli«lrn:'I'IIK ••|liiim.flu,Kri &Uil VII}.Kuii.2-11 ' i LIST PRICE 40A:111 el seq.) and all other pro- TAKE NOTICE that the following THE TOWNIHIP OF SPR- isions of the revised statutes of the j- ' • CIHWHI Mniwily ' " ^ " On Our 1NOFKLD (HCREINBELOW Ltate of New Jersey. decisions were made at tha.Reg.ular REFERRED TO AS "PARTICI Meeting ol the Board ol Adluslmenl You'll earn llw Illohool ralo allowed by law on Ihls shortlorm cm- This rato is guaranteed lor ihe 30-monlh lorm, Minimum $1,000. c "IF it's AUTOMOTIVE, SALE *1 1 1" PANT'?) TO ENTER INTO A IV. REPEAL OF PREVIOUS heldonTuesday, July 31, IHI: 330 Springfield Ave., Summit, N.J. . Illicalo Minimum J 10.000 5-monlh lorm. Those saulnos cur- Inlorost Is compounded, continuously, payable quarterly, COOPERATIVE PRICINO ORDINANCE OB RESOLUTION 1 ADOllCKtlw l|.». near corner of Summit Ave. 273-0483 Illlcate tales vary Irom week lo week: howover. Ihe rale In oiled aomonth maturity. i MOSTLY LIKELY, "In.Stock" AORKIMENT WITH THE COUN- ' All Ordinances, or parts thereof, Robert Bruce... . when you pufchaso your cofllllcalo la Quaranleod until maturity.. i i Inconsistent with ttils Ordinance 3H> Morris Avenue ; -Wlthdiawalspiloi.lomaluflty nronotpeimlllod. Fodoral roqula- •• -WE.HAVfrir - TY OF UNION (HE.REINBELOW •hall be, and .the sarrn are, hereby REFERRED TO AS -hut COUN- Block 11 Lot 35 lions prohibit compounding ol Inleresl on now 8Monlh Cer- Foderal rooulallons. requite substantial penalties lor «>rly A Wallpaper for A Use Variance, was denied. : TY") FOR THE CONDUCT OF "yV^FFBCTIVE DATE .Illlcates. .•..••".. • . wllhdrawals. ... . • • : CERTAIN FUNCTION* 3. Application It'lt ,'Yhis il en'elfeclivs annual vifllil Bimimina roinvastmenl ol piincipjl . This Ordinance shall taKe effect Robert«. Dorothy Hollntann If your Investors Savings Certificate \a automatically renewed, ," COUPON ~"l COUPON WHOLESALE MLAYINO TO THE PURCHASE Immediately upon final passage ami muiatl at rnalurlly is huile al Ihe same inloiosl rale At Ihe lime ol OF WORK, MATERIALS AND iSDanhamRoad pleaso come In and get your fillt. TO THE PUBLIC nd publication according to law. Block IS Lot 3o renewal your mleresl rale miahl tw luahw 0' lower than It .la nou^ SUPPLIES FOR THEIR RESPCC. I, Arthur H. Buehrer, do hereby ( Just moved in? •Front End Alignntnl 250 Patterns TIVC JURISDICTIONS. for a Variance was approved. AUTO PARTS certify thai the foregoing ordinance l.A|X>llcatlonl|.ll YOUR CHOICE BR IT ORDAINED. BY T... was Introduced foMlrsf reading at We Carry all the' PARTICIPANT OF THE COUNTY 'Ann*De|ablo •Front WIMMI Balance a regular meeting of th* Township ISTwInOaktOval - I can help you out. Front Disc or hard lo gel items. In Stock OF UNION AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY! iommltlee of the Township of Spr- Block 10e - Lot.Tt Wo will safely check: ^^ ^^ : ingfield In the County of Union and tor a variance was determined as j- Don't Wry and wownr tbout l«»rning your way your .entire front su . ••• Rtar Brakts ' This Ordinance shall be'known Stele of New Jersey, held on Tues- notneeded. s around town. Of whit to W« and do. Or whom to atk. .tnd may be cltled as the day evening, July Jfc 1H1. and that 4. A one year eklenslon was granted spenslon system and Most Americaj) Cooperative Pricing Ordinance of said ordinance shall be submitted lo Edward Sliso under Appllullon •, . As your WELCOME WAGON Hoit«.u, I cm simplify the ! made cars (except 4: or conilderatlon and llnal paisag* 1 INVESTORRS SSAVINGS steering linkage. thePartlclpant. n-1 concerning an South Spr. i buslMupl t'ttlnc tt'ttled. Heldyou begin to enjoy your. ' ...11. LEOALAUTHOBITY .' at a regular meeting ol said InofleldAvenu*. . • HOME OFFICE: 24'"9 Millb'urn AvenueAH. OMillbur LOAN ASirxunoASirxunon NAVESINKM . Highway 3\9 and Valle'~y~ Drive (Most cars,) wheel drlvo) pqr!s 4V Township Cornmllte* lobe held on ' new town... (oodthopplng, locilattraetloni, community Pursuant to me brovlilons of Said applications are oMIle In the EAST ORANGE: 27 Prospect Street . •' PLAINFIELD; 400 Park Avenue • labor Included. , ' «A:1H1(3), tfw Mayor end tugusl II. IHI, In Hie Springfield Office of the Secretary of the Board s-opportunltl»>. .••••;••' • • , SALE GOOD ..__ d th. towiuhlp o/ Sof Munklpal Building atrooP.ft., al of Adluslmint, Municipal Building, FREEHOLD: Highway 9 and Adelphia Road SHORT HILLS: The Mall (Upper Level) Offer Expires 8/31/M R»g. '49 470 CHESTNUT STRICT litilcli lime and place any^^perton or : And my baiktt It lull ot useful gllU to plena your' ; Ingflekt are hereby auftorlMdTo Township' of Sprlngilold, New i'lamlly. ' V • . • * ' v. ':: .••-:',• . HILLSIDE; 112B Liberty Avenua' ' > SPRING^IELO: 173 Mountain Avenue FOR ONE WEEK .'•Hi pertani hleresHd thirelS will ba Jersey and U •vallable for public . IRVKilQTON; 34 Ur»on 'Avenue. . ., • 984-8999 r. ...;.'X liven en opMrtunlty to be heard lake « break from unpacking; and Call me.: SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: Highway 71.. DIAGNOSTIC & .„ adeeming uldordlnance. Copy Is '•',••1331 SprlngflBldAyenue .. ' . , andWa«TenAvanue ...••.•• H FREE PARKING lh bulletin board In the 1D65StuyyasantAVenue • -• 'UNION: 977^979 Stuyveeant Avenue ' REPAIR CENTER. TV iicj! • Board of Adfuttmam AL-X FREE DEUVERV . THRER DATE Sprli , July 30,lMM, liet! , 415 CHESTNU.ESTNUTST;,,UH.6i\l-964-7i7T ST 7 IsprMi.i-U^.aSg,^ . Fe.il7.H(Fl7» I ! 467-0132 hw-:'.•'••;;• .,.8avlntjsareiii8ured to$100,C|Oo!by

I..:.'.1 M ••-.;,' '••• 7- Thursday, July 30,1981 Thursday. July 30,1981 nia fo len in A COMPLETE UDerman's villains 's°P ' °p and Friday at 8:30 pjn. and Saturday, W The Revelers, In residence at the El ^"1" •••••*••• ^ *" * Bodego-n» Revelersn Restaurant, In residenc, 169 Wese ta Mait thne StE3. andI7:30 Pp.m. The cast will include Caren Rahvvay, have announced the opening Speizer of Irvingtoo and Danny REFERENCE of a melodrama, "Sophia the • Rodgers of Roselle Park. seeking other vistas Seamstress" tommorrow. It will run OF FINE By NANCY ANDERSON Introduced to moviegoers as tAe ' through Sept. 5 every Thursday, Friday Additional information can be obtain- HOLLYWOOD - Gene Hackman, the guileless BUly Budd in the film of that i... Curt:.'-..'»y,Thursday ed by calling 5H-12S5. wicked but not very sinister Lex Luthor name, he's being seen now as the of "Superman" and "Superman II", thoroughly bad General Zod, an arch- took a two-year hiatus from acting after criminal from Krypton, in "Superman he finished the pictures. II." And next he's going to play the And then he came back to the screen pope in "Death in the Vatican," a fic- in the wrong vehicle, he thinks. " tional tfratna which surmises that a re- "Superman" and "Superman II" cent pope was poisoned!" were made'in part simultaneously, so During the making of "The Collec- that Hackman finished all his work for tor," a picture.in which lie played, a both films within six .weeks during' the psychotic kidnapper in love with his production of the first movie. victim. Sqmantha Eggar, Stamp was Playing Luthor was a lot of fun, he introduced to the methods of Wyler, an /•A says, "Bui I'd done a lot of films in the excellent director reputed to be dif- Fine area restaurants past 10 years, and I wasn't proud of ficult. ' three or four oT them. \ Since Stamp prefers to do a.scene "So after 'Superman' (including the with one takc.and assumed that Wyler work for 'Superman II) I took two didn't, he told him before the picture A hand) reference of some of (he finest restaurants t cuisines in New Jtneji. to be spotlighted and years off. began that he hoped to be a one-take ac- He broke off his vacation to star in AMGE & DIN'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT. HOUOAY INN NORTH: uoHoi«.,pi«a. tor. "If you can give me what I want in J« Boulevard. Kenllaorlh (Parkway E«lt 1M). Newark International Airport lull for dlrecikw) "All Night Lone" with Barbra Strci- one'take," said Wyler. "that will be fine 7410031. ItallaftandConllneritat American SellOCO American I Seafood Culllm, Banquet sand,.a_mistake.-he-thinks,_since Strei- with me," ' — cuisine, fanquej facilities, • : , J«IIUIf.irKl»0J5JCkl!! sand replaced imother-ictress-iir the luncheon, dinner, cocktails! Entertainment Nightly. film ' •••• - BOSS TWEED «io w.stG«ro.Av.. MARK TWAIN DINER. io.iMom.Av., y.oil-will enjoy-many cx- '.'And Barbra's the kind of across who ,_.; Jack .O'Halloran, Jormer boxer and Llnd«n, m 1414. Lunch. Dinner, Cocktails. • By Jim Leahy circulation area of our - Union. All Biking Don* On Premise*. Never Cloud, We-slnceroly-hopo you: citing nights out with your needs to bo in a picture that was written pro football player, plans to reprise the "Enlerialnmerit.'MilorCKar'QeCerdv ." V"' •Amerl-e«?lilO. Many new and in-' nine newspapers, serving will enjoy, reading this loved ones dining.at any for her. -—Vietftr Ml>Ji Easlon Av«., we enjoy bringing it to you lhat enhance this dining ject." T- '• • Currently he's being seen as a villain Cuisine. Luncheon,DlnrSPTCotWalls.. Somerset Exit WMI Routa in. Cue- ' Suburban«!«••••-»•— Publishing his readers will visit many "Oneol New Jeney't Finest Raotaurantt";: "the least BT~ ^ While he's '.'always been interested in. in "Superman II." Corp., •HoT THe Itnesl eating iind yuui• fiiunds. Wu liupt. CURE iCOBrS. Junction Routes Lunch, Dinner. Caterlno4l»JSM. \~Z~* intrigue," Hackman says, "I tend not to . "O'Halloran says the classic film which is the establishment establishments, sampling No. ° 8, No. 34. Madlion Toswnthlp. Restaurant of our new and exciting want to do violent pictures anymore^ _aboul Irish n< _£ti dsbi -SNUfTTSTTtifFarnousShMkHooi., ' (heir cuisine, visiting their. betrayal will be made in Ireland with W«d. Itiru Sun. Entertjinmafll, ClOMdMon. - Rou1*nr5co(ctrP»alii kitchens and dining .groan. Luncheon. Dinner, Cocktails, Catarlng. umn, which begins with and, chatting with'-'chefs ©OSS Tweed Nobody can say Terence Stamp's not .Robert Mitchum,. James Coburn and Unbeatable Gre*tt Salad Bar.t Charge Cards. Sarah Miles joininghim in the cast. THE CRAB HOUSE. juMofri.Av^w. — this writing. and managomenLwho arc BBEND.V Rl'SSEU. versatile. llXbllandllhM>ia> HOURS: I SoumorJulcawWl ' " •, few as- tMMrii «eFlleteet.»Vei •WUMFEOFWNE tkralkyrs. •Cnb«d«H6iiUwParf<» . • Veal HirmtiUna w/lml Bring or Send I • \nt N.v. cw<* MHII • Your Friends for a dMon d Mmriard hdurtia k*s, •TUIMCOIIN ' SPECIALS .a»»UTElUHCtfHMtKCUU CMdrl^ mttanMsen or (IrtHitH helMhs Me* eeasMefc •>. Urn » MMM «< tea I With rniiga* Root B»raiir> Ice er*»m.ThaKldj Love Our DINER * HESTAUHANT Clo«HitrlUiil)vt) Magic and.. OPA^OPA • Rt. 22 al Mill lane. Mountainside AriirnjtlBalloorts^.™,...... _ • On Ml. Route 22 Center I$J« 6864607 Union.6«8466« STROLUNO ACCO«WANISTWI.f SAT. * SUa IVININO5, /We., O.nf(xd» 272-3*88 J AT THI tOOl Of WATCHUNQ MOUNTAINS »T, j% SCOTCH WAINS

J] Thursday. July W. IMI. Thursday. July 30,1M) W «tWh»>«B>ltlliE«> III tolMl- lit 144 ,T> l*OTO»E7ANEa»OIEO •wars-Far me Teyetei »»*m*iai*»itocatto». AH mast MS. AakMOBt. Only sarrka. ppursuan t to N J.S A. at* maas.CallaSHd3, luetnsenl Itat 1nla»ilH Vet Ink an 3a ft a..»lL»»l ai ajAllll Ml) (•)). TMa contract and OICItlON ON APPEAL aeyol AuaveL rNt.ettteOtyHe* Ca»W-aT*t. tha risstutloii auHariitng It ar* en weed' Avenue. IM*7tl.a Linden Public Notice avallabto tar public Insaactton In o'essck In Ihe i,t«l»n. as thelejwa Maar. «a a»*. >B0lFEIIION»Lv» en mirturty seta hitrd. JRVttaSTOat Vary aaaKaWa Tkt CH» el Uasea. N.J. kei Jersey 686-7700 3v.RggBM.tMS ' ' ceatred ifiiil ValD.lmbrleco al matorlali undtr suparvlslon ot a >a»ga at*4 tia»«. kax ft kst Protostlonal Englnaar, ratallv. to B« IT aiSOLVkD BY THI Lindan Leader. July M. mi COUNCIL OF THI CITY OF •OSST MBBMaa. ««W« J7V SHaaiBM.tm aarvk*. pursuant . toNJ.SJ L m. City at Llndan-s annual Con. a-iaH gralaa tato.Wa.k IFse:U.otl LINOIM thst the decision at thenrcnnorinn i el the m et-Uen at HOT MUTED 11HOP MUTED 1 HOT MUTED 1 rtTtf HUTTED lHMULE 17HHSJHE fWSKE cha» ai w atta aJA:ll «lff (a)(a). This contraccontrac tan and ttructton Program. Planning Board be upheld end the sel« buUaW St. Tkarasa at «ne iitmr WANTED IRVtlaaTOM- ] r H * atouttolton autharlitathl gI tIt ar. OtyWLk>tam.H.J. Thaa Farstd ona yaar. appeal be denied. Chile) JeaMlTC Cnurck. •vallabto tor public Insaactton In Cast not toaMcaadllS.000 00. VALD. IMBRIACO DetaakJuryt7. mi nn. w.u« VBLVST [SURPLUS sci lUtWIVMi thaomcofthaMunkiaTciorl,. PUBLIC NOTICE coupe M it., J mece uc- :• Her sett-He) O. ililnipg. «aoimv taojuka*. OR «y . NOTICE OF • Datod July n. 11*1. ' City Clerk ' , . wetter J.Qerekl Vhoel rluli, i aaiv CONTRACT AWARDED Val D. Imorlaco Lindan Leader. July U. leal TIOKAL COUMCM. ALMOST •caaM ft »ra>» B mam* 3B> SailaaMtNl A»a., l.»a»lt. H.J. (FeeHJOl LEONARDft LEONARD aMm Malta. Fart IBToi »rri»ia» *»«, Tba CHy al LUaa*. N.J. sat •>• ' CltyClark CORRESPONDENTS i can St'tnajlild I aasnss rlda aa F»a» sstr CaumaHarsatLaw Saal. ». 3 rooms, wns aaat. XOL Mr Ma*. M.Y.C. EanHaM PRIME larrkat'Cantlnuad Admlnlttra- nsardad a contract wMkaat cam- Lindan Ltadar, July 30, IMI . 7ISN Wasd Ava. OSJuburban •aarrisd couata. An*.' tat. Can Won ol tha lltlghhorhood Prasarva- NEEDED l Ha ~ t»m>i»tktaMbttH» H laMMv* alddtag as a prilmlftl IFaa:U.30> NOTICE OF LIMOCMIPLAMNINO Llndaa.N.J.a7«st 'CMRk, Elb. Call Mr Mo. tfe- TV-RCA, If.cater.XL-lee CM'<»>ClMl0OWMnt .i' MEMORIAL PARK EanensS-TMt. new), sail In carleo wlta brand Ava. Mcatttn hi Fistse laka hence that F. lettlnl ~a: II-- ublishing Onion County VS4 lor • b»ain« •»«»•(«>> orojrdlstionorojrdlsio.. IGethhtemene Gardens . r guaranty, cast aat. ask- STAMPS UstlON - 1 rasto »lrk.iW. Mountainside Public Notice britf e&ti FILING CABINET BIOT ingtm.Cams-WO. IJ a. Sont end the Ettete of Margaret Eis#rl«AC« pratfrad. but will ewsldtr • briattf e&titof " [Mausoleums. Olllee: isai l " kaat a. kat Maktr najl'il ptoaarkWajaaU uMntosTlarga T. Yortce. deceased, ot nOO Summit CirVOFltttDfM •luaml . ' - Stvyvesent Av*., Unlan. ' ' AvaUasta Mat. 1st. I -on»> Terrece, Linden, litw Jersey, heve FAuaooaDiHAiect l|^ orporation ! TRAINEE BERMAN DESKS TV^COUHI, 9JU if. woans IS tammm SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF AUDIT . sstXaVln inty. CatTaHsr S:M. at>- •lied an appllcetlon with the Pienn- --' CoaUctPanlCaniBO fro (work In our tet-ia? da T«nu>lka. Fkwy.. lit. 14, ' RIPORT FOR PUBLICATION AN oaoitiANci TO FURTHaa »ve CAR STEREO. AM/FM, attack OHCAT.CAU.smOS ,Hna« Itowatk. AJraan ft w haur trom SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF Is*. Ing Boardoi the City ol Lindan for a execotivecditor arehouse- Must TWIN aan-lOMnaa etiair, aakt subdivision end verience Irom the AMINO AM OaDtHAMCa (KV leal ability. • N-J. or cassette In dash. Sharp guar. H.Y.o onaaamonaaam. . Sapt. w> u mi. S ft HMM .>EAUB«PARK-*caanblOCk,3 Cash, InvMtmantt and Prapald Dabl Sarvlc* • il.an.a70.il ii.iM.aun 1 • part HHim . CalClll «» CSUMU7-QS7 tar lato hrs.111 bldrfom SamHy *a>. cabto TV,. Tanas, Assassmants, Ltens and UlllltyChargtsRacalvabl* U.til 14 UTc i^n^JioSyii'H^a; *"»«* &*SSt8nS%i PHOTO IAB COMTCMPOHAaVWaU unit. 4w>Hsf tMtkar •! J Wary L. ISkatoskll. at Irv 7llK n Rotl»r or So* HAarvk. at J>»- * * » thl 1 ^ - h- • • - * . •fc* ' MJ »pa« iimsv, Au*. Itm. tut par ProtpaeHvaAssassmanlsFundtd 1.100 00 jutfT aktcfcara* in l!gM»ood. wtm tmokad glass. AaaaVAJtouuji OLD BtVMU ft STM Occaaa. •*•••« Mo al plkatlc^Motr^UllillNoJK, THE CITY OF VINOCN UNOC* dividual Mix- light book WMALa Of A YAIIO 1AL« B ORIEMTALRAMS OaakaaatrMaCsomalandlha Taj.-* w**k: m, ». or (o-aTM torn. Property AcoulredloAldto r TueT At Assessed Value J.D5M fc llluKlnalad compartmsnls; **74 Mg A largo varlaty ol W. Curtis St> UMan. KJ. Jut* at Ooorao LlvMnMicm. 1 Accounts Receivable W.XM.44 Wood Avenue. Llnin. New Jersey.! £ffAMftV'le '»ei**e2R'e8 ks«plng opartMira to X V X W. E>c*nant condl- rtxns, Aug. 1 a, r. sat. ftSun. , a> AMTlOUjn laaa Sat.ua, o d . >UO*OOI>J M MESSENGER Men lull H«i» In Our onr wjkiriassct ll.Aug. IHr«l.«-JP-m. aiWilfc Frad. William *fc« stawa UHFOKNISMtD FlxedCapilal Utility 317.SU.17 on Tuesday evening. August l).; PSSf.**!! "• *•**• *"° ktpflannd. ooM dub. luncn *. ROM *«•- SprWgDatd, »1 BaM ;bja*a*jM «..» taM l -Ttiabiaili Mrs. Tttlaa Sabhlaa*. Deferred Charges toFutur e Teullon General Cepllal J.UJ.MOOO. mi, at 7;M p,m. or a, soon, **f«« 0«Si , _. ..._ pomoHm Mjrav.tKv*. f |«f« *4_«y SHr' •• *• »«Mrs. JuUaa Jadnjaa. Mrs: Okja FUaMISMCO T lulll o Rc*pomQ4e pcrfwto handle deihtries o*ft*t* b*n«4tfa In prolmng WllM«ll> oavaai-oas. u sskiaa ata^tcatti**. rustV; MnDMOTiVE Deferred Charges to Revenue ol Succeeding-Yeevs— 57077 CITY_OF • llBhf bookkstplitg Contents o/Hoast W Mar, Talton aM tkaiatt MMKaU **" TOTAL ASSETS . • '.' •' -and pickups for oor company. 8:34 a.m. background Ivr.ncM ctxnpaAy Cell *or *p- I pooot, atsctrtcal atv KHESinfi Ih nmkl, and Ttarau oaposlts). can us* ^ polntm^t. Hi >018. 1117 BERWVN STREET lr»alrv. doming. llw w» oacu. wa» KM aoaL 13S LIAIILITI ti. RlSERVESAMp FUND BALANCE toi-.yt p.m; Monday thru Friday. Most calcuUtor (wlttt -»c- UNIOM.H:J. . IHnidry satUwaa, Ommw Bonos end Notes Payable' — NATIONAL COLOR HOUC HCALTM akla- cartHMd. SAT_ AUG.»—t:»3:M p.m. < Laurd Dr^ SpringlWd.' M.Y.C. bas fttraaw . Far aa> •n CttstTSLER-Haw Varkarr Improvement Authoriution - ' curacy). fll« (lello*. WUMTlMCad. u*ks position. Call; SUM..AU5J YARD 1AL« — J«»y ]. Aug. Other Liabilities and Special Funds have clfn driving record and able to : MiaHraMtali:~ J* • AVanaa—aottton. .-l-tma - _«UbUi_>!t() Oil»g up, JwUMf-Uva-out-Only-'— ~ drive van. " "• ' • '." •'" SYSttfn). -and- typr-lac-- ItXw. First Ave_ jncM..Slck 1. aVXrly. day! round mahogany OJLRAOC ULE — Sal. Aug. I book cat* ft muc*. much mora. _3*n CttBVY NOVA- Air condt- FOR YOU! i RECEPTIONIST^ M 1MI 9-4, til Townloy Ava^ Union. < ^r**r***e#^aj• e **w • • p*#^#I . , cX,i pt*HoF SfiS&SiyiSS® oat application. . : VM. ariU oJv. on m. loo mahogany bookcase, MAIH.EWOOO -taaSi Honma. radio. EWattont Condi-- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF IHandle consols - telephone- hUac. Household Iktms. baby VAILUI»a>«Uir*a rooms. Na Man. tuM mltos. tXBH. Call GNER. ABRAHAAt ORLAN ! JHIE CITY^OF LINOCN UNO6R traMng K> QuslHM uv •vtm. light typing. Illlng. HELIAtLEHurtat Alda I. rSS OPERATIONS AND CHANGE dMdual. Apply in pmon: hornamakar taaks poslttonjc»r^rgynd_tahtf 4 rapttlm tha'rfc CMCxa^lotl- On July as. INI. KM. Waltsbto a»i«»dla>»i, ss»mos.artar7Fj«. IN FUND BALANCE- DO.KAHNIPISANSKY > CIVIL SERVICE." approved .hours *-S Corppanv P*'d Byr OOncr Cm» PO Bon 143 UO Norlh Wood; °*c»n*frJ*' 'Jt*1"1 *• *™!5?' Kolktri. 1174 ElUaattti Ing tor ilck or aUarly. Days or] wnlripoM r»»rlg*ralor. rtwtal OARASE SALE-] Familial, Ju- ' Frank Fiat Union. WX balav CURRENT FUND , Avanua - • 'ad. shall ba and th* sam* hamby Ava Elllabatti. : benefits Call Mrs. Mllkrlng tt work tabUs. Slngar wring SAMTAUaBLO-Rtck •« CORVAIR, 4 cyllndar, . YEARItat YEAR Itn aua 4 ih T ' -— -'•'— " "~ ly 30m, list. Ill p-rt.. Aug. 1st .SILKV TBa«iaa-»uppias.tasiai a»«>wta»i t »d kasaaad at Catharlrta D.C. at East H*MV«r. latafcatly N T^^^jthia_ . hjrM>sr »»v«r amende^ arrfd enmodttlad moaWed d machina. sofa and matching ll p.m.. au Baldwin .0d.. reauW.liiXjtsvi^d laitkar al automatic ctoan. call intTO REVENUE ANDOTHER INCOME REALIIED Lindan, Na* Jarsay 0»ni AKC nonshsddina. small watch tkaasd tat. larsa Wxina „ . ot lltwark. m Juty M. «•>. U00 OOOft) TalwhorM-MMU-ilOO by Schedule >MH1 end seld arm chair, aiactrlc Suobaam Maplawood. Kllchan sat. Fund Balance Utlllted . tiM.0U.00 Schedule 1HH-1 It hereby mass * powar tnowar. oak pmca dask. * boca. atfacMonakt. Shots. pa-lwittiHrtglsra istlioar —.aa>- UMMM batovad hatband ol AW> Actar- MlscelleneouS' From Other Than Local Property T»K Levies l.lUKf 10 l.ois.xvsn Altornayvtor Applicant f RNcVLPN '. •• , TVMMO\ drapartas. naw ft usadctothas. •dL.davatod lathtr oi Fraaartck pert ol thlt ordinance at though FABRICATORS u J PHOrESSIOHAL ; pl*c« walnut btdroorn s*t • dou- _ t*rs-Kancy JcMrmtr and I FREE ADVERTISIMO - *>rtX>t>Ba DJk*T - < cyl.. ColleclloiolOalhvKJeotTakmndTaxTlllaUknl ' 41.7U.lt 11S.W1.U Lindan Laadar, July 50.1541 ''Apply now and be eligible tor R. U.C SaNator* R. and Collection of Current Teii Levy- S.W4.IS7.U IFaat«03) tpecltlcelly and a langtti tet tortn KT bad, Wallao Nuttlng-s OAKAOE 1ALH-1U smith St.. J I car garaaa a, »aw susro, ca». > >u)lai» SI Ktraa Fantan, bralhar. ar Mkhaal •*.' daar to* at Fr*d. Ihlalal tr.t lUikxs, taaWlgtttolil auts. ps. > or» ssmeet la rear s.ut.3n.n herein, end saW Schedule VWH 1 Manufacturer of inewpavretes-RN-seernJItper A, prints, lawn chairs, linsns. Our chafe* aaaUcanta ht*d Tettllnceaee >7,73i,337.77 l7.»?.t».3S I Shift- LPN't earn UJ per stult. L^., WnRapn DlckaraaWi-afcto tMrvtv- sanlanaato and tha lato Maria trunk eree. »»>i. Pep't balna on Hie with the City Ckerk ol • 686-7700 sophisticated S.S.K. '^""ilihujs, pictures end much much Rain data. Sunday. Aug. Md. WMfrtDTOBUY M ay n oranOcNWran Th. astsl Ho canuMtatan ckargad. Trehsitittslen, Vf Monroe St. t, EXPENDITURES NOTICE the Sty ot Linden It hereby eporev- I Plus more for, tve't and nights. L_ BoUara. sstgaan at Julia LubUV Call: Budgat EKpandlturas: mechanical equip- _ moreXOR INFO CALL: . HOLLYWOOD « - <»» broka»» Diana, tkl Sanlangala. daar brathar ol «t nEtstttound.tmm. To Ownars of property within let' ed end adapted es e change ot the MC CKACKIN FUNERAL. Municipal Purpesat J1.W.JMI7 feat ol tha property twned by SI. islarv schedule with respect to the ment seeks ex- hospital st»H rtlW program ?| ^Toe AttiAttic s'AaK-Gran.doubl Mrs. Nancy Dacart*. Mrv Wat OARBLLI «RAN SPORT- County ITahas 1.31».»M.3S MOMC Uo> Morris IM. Union. - VtrglnU Raklaay. Mrs. Lauts* Theresa of The child Jasus Roman positions' therein tat tort*. 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, perienced sheet W« have Immediate st»ff DOS-1 mht EO-1954 snS-CallXfs-UlS. Chink, pollary. lamps, hjmltur*. (M1LLSUKH *nJ«ty>t.Tka Funaral Mass at 1 AOULTt WANT 4 ar S roams, LTD. Mao wtietls, btgoege Local and Raglonal School Tanas 3.171.4M.3S Itlons available which must ber"L"l Sutot and Mrs. Francat CatUto. 41.333.ot Catholic Church al 111 East Edeer Sectiea I. All'Ordlnencasbr parts . metal or plate COUCH, colonial. coHee table a, ISM SELECTalCS— (I) '. statuary, old postcards,; MLNIMANSMYC ». Mioiatt Claarch. Unlan. •aar sraw. ft stora*. « vtcmtty reck. sHmlles. Incellent condl- IntortundLoansMada Road. • - • Illu. . W«"o Funaral atrvlca was h**} 0* ot »ljl|i Hi UMan ftSer - wonsae-rrmw. Othar Enptndlhirai 10.173.70 ol ordinances end schtdulte form- fabricators to ' do ''" Call tocuir. work lomorrc-butas. P"""s UnlWnha* d . I tod taolas. taro> mlrrorvS V4 trie 11,UK. II) Stlactrtc II Oa»tm»illam may ba mada to Thursday. July a, at T»a 0A- . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ing a" part thereat Inconsistent Union, N J. 07083 SotanHal. Farappt » Vie«N.Y.S Crtslt l«ttr»arils»n. cara at laaltold an*. Raasanaato tant. Talal t>pa«dlhiras •-• S7.0u7.OUU layout and forming Jx at V«. bast eHwOcil corracttacorrecon laauralatlura,. UU*SS. aaach. MMNO FUNIRAL SERVICE. LATBSWO«LS . . STIn that tha undersigned owner or herewith shall be and Ike tame a; enytlme.aal-lHI. J^ All 3 units In axcallant condition Fwaty Ctkim,, St. Elttatoth Linden, Union County, Naw Jerseymanne. • r prescribed by law. iHicentty livelihood that wm( oalndate Seot *sth. MorrisAve.. uwn • inv-v ranvn, «w fcameaajutyia. •t* MOMTti CARLO— BitceUant has lekan an appeal Irom the dacl- J- , ahead onrWIation.mPa.j £I33SirS,'. UntonTN«t to ALL NAHOSWANTBD c r m m : r 1 Oato ol Haavan Camatory. it Is 3 P*OFEllK>MAL aaapto ttak- Ltss: UHllutlon as Anllclptlad Ravanut ,---,-.- —r— - i Secttea ». The provisions ol this • knowledge of . municipal ot. Uo. N* shadas, parts»>.rapalrs, cfc IMMEDIATE CASH ' ^ ~^"ff^ ' -^" ' " y^- j m* rtauast al to* lamlly mat candnttn. Mm Miles, fully slon ol lha Bulking Inspector. In j ordinance shell be effective es set gHI Ihjntt 1> Hrte)a« to FBRRO— on July n. >Ht. ta« aoarsmant tor Sast. >s». Spr- ~ ' .Sirio. For more' Info. Fund Balanc*, Dac*mb*r 31 blueprints, equip- ,' Masonic Tampla.sM 1131 ora» I room, axtr. scat raajw, nsilW • Prank H, at Union. M.J.. batev thata wha so daslr* may ean- tnaltoks. Mou«>sms)at vteinlry. which ha r«fused to grant a permit forth on the Schedule attached hug* assort, ol briSoam • tanad aat hamno> raj-.nna> i»)ii' triauto to Hw Kantucklaha lor Ihe construction of a building to I hereto. ment necessary to disc Tht Roottar*s Coup>H aditMbandal Arv^Ma* (HetV Caum~»)»lto« BOROUOHOF MOUNTAINSIDE iion TELLERS , I court larga ttUjat Us4vlnf d maplm a or pint. SIWi S PC but- John end Richard Ferre. WANTED 1 badraam haoaa OPERATION AND CHANOE Church Building on said properly, schedules not Inconsistent herewith , square to rounds i ntacHl ccha^ r block, ssa; 7 PC- modam, J7IPARKAVE..P1.FLD. brasher w John and Nicholas. ni Fund, oavanpart. law*, era tor ssst. ar Oct. Uetar Irv- In vl6lallon ol &cl!on R !A ot Ihe shell continue In Ml torce and « notable- Salary open. Sor- .'parents a. lltHe peoples rx m* hjnaral horn* in mamory al traam putt In and out, idr.. art, IN FUND BALANCE- Zoning Ordinance ol tha City ol j hKt. and transition ingfittd AnM. Call for appoint- Dependable, experienced. IUI: chairs. tl7l padding tatsIM , ..OFF- .Lavolor blinds. MM" \ Pit-no) Jean Scsatt. Anna Murray end Inatan. Maplawood arTmlan. No ttl R*cand.*ng. Ranntty SWIMMING POOL J Dr. Santangtto. • . - PtttYl R*cand. - "' ' playmates. Indoor a. outdootwir acn ISO; full in; 741-4M2, altar Heals, custom draparlas. Linda Cftmpara. The tunaral wiu S adults. Call MM. UTILITY FUND Linden to Ihe BoardolAdlvl'nMnU.PASSEO: July >1. mi pieces a must. , Pavaas. ^vBOOklS eUhtod. Asking DttS.00. iif of Ihe Clly ol Linden. Area yard S.TGeorgeHudek l Sivin©* hit * f*w OtMnfn^t. On* y VERTIOO INDUSTRIES W> sWaMSaU aatks wiu Hnaoc*, a> 1H^*» tar be cenducssd tram The MCWERNER- On July ». Ma). H J;30 ».m. 17« YEARIMO YEAR ItTt rrd bt nof nc'ettat^ TOP WAGES SALESrERSOH : l.vltWv Goodjrat ass-US> ojualWad party. Aikln« ttuat CHACKCN FUNERAL HOME. IREVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED bulk reuulremenl J family SO H I APPROVED: July M. 1*11 Full llm«, l*dl*l iMhion ttorv, WILL •A»VSITv«^ ctUld. m PARKAVE^PLFLO. Stoohan. ol Irvlagton. husband tone, maltlmum U% lot coverage , John T. Gregorlo EXC BENEFITS MOR.TM REALTY. na.bikw *aali tSW Mm i It Ava~ Unaan. on or Lucy (naa Muorana). laving WOKttlata) MOTHBR «l > r*- 71 TOBtONAOO. Burgandy, iFund Balanc* UHlliad . W.377 SO 7.77J.M ' _ ...... ,»*«l»^ — - ^ • — J.J a ,.lyimyhom..Mond*y-FrlUb>i' At « ISM. wot" >nnlv«rsary OKOAN-Lovrrty Skylark. would be exceeded. ; ATTEST: Vel D Imbrleco Mr. Baum n7a»seme BOUE _Tt>urtdey at M A.M. Thelathar at Stov* w*m*r. Oanna »uir»stbr»b«ara»m>mi>iu»ii) ' whlto Intortor ft vinyl roof, air, I IMambarthlp Fats II,WOO — «1.3O5.M •ditlon, thirty DMUtHm batter ninnl' . tramlstorliad,. OS FU TH in person only, FlNDEBSib* } y*ars or olAn" Toys a CASH FO« SCKAf Fvharal MHi t9:»AJIL at Holy Far*t and Joanna carallo. daar IK Uhlaa, Irvlhatait. ar track tap*, full toadad,tag IMIsduutaou. s From Ottiar.Than lUuimbartMp Faat I7.SM.S0 I3.775W i, VOU «B! « !f' Unde^Le^.JulyJoTmi II .nt*r«H»*d, »*o© in or writ* for in KEEPERS, 711 bound vokKrws; gold trli ' Load your car. Cast Iron 11-00 NEW TOtalNMOUSa CQMOOS tplrttOiurcH, Union. Krm. WS-SsS. ask for Stov*. -TOTAL INCOME : Cr«l- TITANIUM 1 unlH ramaJnlna t» >' uoircosv- grandlamar • of tour grand- W at**. Raasanabto llOt.KU.00 tlO7.l43.St NOTIFIED thet tha Board ol Ad-i t.Fee:il*-*e) meftt SivUt IlU Sl4l Av v 10 par lag lot, iwwspapars SM par chlktran. dtar brolaar a) Ed- « IEXPENDITURES — ^1 sm.uxw. . — POOL TABLE — ru \/r baaroom -baling SS7.740.U OPEBIATOR I- cassatta playK or* Inch slata, custom covar, la* Recco devattd mother of 131 E>p«ri*nctd on all lyp« smrfngif spaakars, gullar. 7 and tablas ftU 7 J7J». anM. Carlock. RaUttWM and trtondt . ' auptan ar M>*rm>*M m UMon. Hal Improvamants < ' I.UW HAIRORESSH Mrs- Donald (Paulina) Taran- ISarvIc* " • . GOOD PAY macklnti. paid hoildays. 3l_ coffe* labla tat. Call bal. 4: JO • l| ags, k pa « art kindly Imltod toatton d th* AMY JUNK CARS 3],1I3.U PHOTOGRAPHIC Eoulpmant < larlas; ahimlnum cans; wa also tine. Mrs. Anthony (Susan) : Mnaral Irom Tha ECXNARD F>. OR TRUCKS ID.f*rr*dCharoasandSlahjloryEnp4ndllur*s 7.IOO.0O EXPERIENCED racallon., pleasant Mn l] ciljabtth. M.J. • • iment, all kinds of — musk! IFoba Prol Tripod trim Palllard SicoutSooSVeMj aV/BllMM' Santord Avanu*. Irvlngton. an (Man** stat MaJltXIdtys iFundBalanca: MH 7j » a x • vwod aparyjft p PAPERSTOCK C BrendcNIdrah. Funarel services Thursday. July 30. al I A.UU 110 1 Balanc*. January 1 77.130.H SPECIAL days, hard ivorMr. must lov« _ • ,lMtur« M.WMP IMMEDIATfl CASH N»i3j WISNBFtKI— On July M. rt*>. 1: That conllnuad tlfortt ba tnadt to collact all old accounts racalvabl. and If dtamad uncollaclabla that Ihav '*»"""" Factory Sticker Price puasa call for appt mms. : Top prtcos paid. t»»M« NBMMV-On July IS. mi. Ronald J- ol Union. N.J. bakrv- •KANDtAA HBBOBDI bacanc*H*dbyr*solulion. ' . • • . • 5 INFORMATION ON • • MECHANICAL FELT • ByEXPERIENCED. , aftar7p.m. . ' Rosalia Bark ' U\tVL •d tan ol Halah and XtgaMiod 138 >.'That all l*as du. to tht Slat, ol Naw Jarsay b. promptly rtmlHad. •A«vjirrB« 73 altamooM Alaskan and Ovarsaas^ amoloy-, 1075 Loutons Rd.. Union LICENSED THERAPIST ^~' Warren R. Jru ol Union. N J- Nun* w-tt vaar *lrL toast t W««k.l}to5p.m.. 4a»yMrold rnant. EKCtll«nt Incoma. CENSED beloved husband of Dorothy Wlanatskl. brothar al Kannalh. 3. Thai tha application lor Slato Aid Slraal Lighting r*v*nua b* promplly Iliad. W { STOCK PSRtOMpart lima.; FOR APPT.474-cal Delivery , LAROB REWARD- TO CtlnMn Camestry, Irvlnatan. prldkte. tmt or best OMer. Cell 1 COOK-SHORT ORDER Arranaaments were by The Me Av*. Union, an JuS> 1*. TM OARAOE WANTEI>Uhlan, ' Judith Ehlart • UNION COUNTY BDICK »t*tf «, •lomlnum t Mlust know ' ar»a. have own ( 8a OtACKEN FUNERAL HOME. byo prtulnh*r& transportallan. Mi na>t a. _.rt 5_* J2£E22y TOY POODLE. LOST SAT. ON Mlhauro. IrvthijlM at**, ba t p.m. Jim «SM47i, he ens. IV- part lima. Applv It B lapMorrtt Ave- Union. Church, Uhlan. 'WnsW.Echo.-4uJyJS.mV will qualify 1** rlQM desln sbov. avarag. incoma. Jjr< J™rJ 2S2JT^. CHAPMAN ST.. IRVINGTON.' stor* csstaat car. CaH Mssr > »e» • • - Wounll 339 NQ BROAD SI tlCABtVH.'S.v;; .for tlt HEAVEN. Ivy Plata p.»«..t*s-*at -Caniar. 5W Irvlnoton Your hours, car txptnstt.'Apply dayspK*iik.caiitat-szM. SHAGGY; HO COLLAR:^ iLVanrro— on juiy u, mi. b 1 Mow- -sat.; )a a.m.-7 p.m.. 3av4• SEWINaMACHINS|FEMALEiMVRSOLO.FAMI CWvM »,. al IMas. N J- bekw- Morrtt Ava^. Unlan. Directory ' 1> mill ol Rote ILtudent). dynamic manu*actvxl«o wvasM Ssaxer et OavM Jr. M Ctynpany. S**V! rt-iym* to /-.1,.1'r.lnrra MATUHB PBIISOM for concts •i p*rT*ncad lackats a. bktusas-1 m Muse Mae l»»enla. * ~ P O Hem IX. LJnd*m, MJ- CABINET MAKER ' • slon and ushars. Apply In parson ••^-r— »a a. a OTUtV W# ar* Custom -manufscturtrt. only. FOX THEATER. Rout* »., -madiat*. ,'l«jtnxbc«, MBC 16/ —a • * ** - a M III o( displays lor trada shows, look-1 umon. Mon. thru Frl., JW; Sal. .,—,--' 24 KiThtsTjys Uwetop«.6itTh from, Tha MC high quality workmanship, •*- I boy in oi AUtCONDITIONINO DEBORAH TREE CO. CRACttEN FUNERAL. HOME, P»ri*ne*d only, salary opan. B.HIRTH PAVING imMarrH Av*. Unlen.enSJuly Call t«4-71rV Landscaping- Trsa ramovaj. STATEMENT OF CONDITION bwvllts Apply In parson. MOLD MAKER Drlvaways t. Curblno. Parking Funy Inturad. Spatial rates tor LIHOEN EXHIBITS SO hour waak. Evcallaftt banafit Lets. Fr*t Eslimata. Insurad. sanlor cltlMos. No lob la big; ar !*»«», Spirit Church. Union. Contrtbu- AVON- •_ 1113 w. Elliabtm Ava-.. Lindtn ft wagas. Shop locatad In Sum- i;mor»rHicUnHy. MOM may ba mad. to lha Can- JUNE 30, 1981, SUMMERTIME-AND mil. Call OTUvS Sales Operations i _' KURT RUHRORT tral Ntw Jarsay Lung Astocla- Time otTi'our Handsr • Train** " | FOR SMI CALLN4 M)l ANYTIME JADE LAHDSCAPINO Won,»arttan»d..Ctark.N.J. Usa It to tam monay talima CUSTOMER Full lima position with growing; R&TPUGLIESE ALL ASPECTS OF . 4ANULET— On July JJ, Ha), li AVON products. MEN-WOMEN • • • • vie*, win": CONDITIONER 1.000 LANOSCAPING - SERVICE 26 CONSTRUCTION 1H1W AFTER 4FJI*. Paul ", al Scotch Plains, HJ. REPRESENTATIVES Full Tima.-.Part TIma Atht ii • MASONRY ft PAVING batouad tamar M Robart F.. To Record AE IN FOR APPLICATION Complat. tarvlca—Fraa Bit LANDSCAPE OARDEMINO) Jamas P. and Muss Marian O- ESSEX COUNTY PhontOrdart - IVY PLAZA LIQUORS ' 171-atiI H lawns- mada, claan upt. Ivy Pi«ia Shopping Cantar 1 wt Anna UlrleK Mrv Mala . 73S-28SS ' Sktady Positions T11 '• :Washars-Dryars, l,Dhbwashtr^ fartllljing. saadma, lawn v nllrvlngtonAvt. rapalring. rolotUllng. shrubs Nlcktos. Mrs. Lydu Tom. Mrs: UNION COUNTY, GENERAL OFFICE . IMapKvd.lirM-Na«ttoStc« ______„ !"»FARTMENY CONTENTS Rangat-A/C't, Kanmora, BeetTicalbpain radiators, sinks, sttxMk a. taaM ' S':C*1<»k' *»»Vtag, WaHjollt, Kit- JJH. ELECTRIC Jak, also aurvlvad by tour WirtlOOOO rffUftQ ana SlwrT nanO) w \i rt nYUlMr* fALL EVES •-a.-J.,iria. • fittiaTaT Ratldantlal ftCommarcla l wir- toSi. t a.m.t:30 a.m. or 3;Jo ASSETS LIABILITIES—RESERVES—SURPLUS Union. N.J. p.m.. 10 p.m. BrandcMMran and an* graat- CSS-MOO- OFFICEWORK j ing 3SI-UM days, avas. tt-BIl BrandcWtd. TK* tuoaral sarvlc* AREYOU lumltur*. waa,, ft. mattja. CASH" -...: S 2.556.230 27 SAVINGS : .. $55438949198 Ask.For W« hava an opanlng for a bright. Call fcUiaJ-TTtr MHta M la dli^k>ri was nald an July » at TM LOOKING FOR... 1 Mrv Scharmarhorn F ^Jldlh«.«.««.S10..O7.i takaA away. AWcs> bjataoiaofa T*[thOal Own-ell wnttnhllat at US.GOVERNMENTAC3ENCYSECURITIES . 13.511,181.43 ADVANCES FROM FEDERAL HOME ' ' . o REFRIGERATORS a, ft aaraaas c Oat. North Broad st* ElUabam. COMPANY PAID FREEZERS ALL MASONRY — Stap*. MORTGAGE LOANS ...... 380.861.067.40 LOANBANK '. : . , . 2500000000. INSURANCE PROGRAM? CLERK TYPIST i dutlas In aiToMica In Union. Ap- DIM FENCE latormant tollowad In strattord. profit SHARING? AIR CONDITIONER- 21.000 WasharstiDryars sldawalks, watorproollna Salt Cann. Funaral wat tram Th* Me To work waakaAdi ft holidays, pllcanl must hava good typing cat L Eiactric Rtngat a. OHAS AMtypalnttallation amployad. Inturad. A. ZAP- OTHER LOANS '...'...:.. - 8.427.028.61 REVERSE REPURCHASE AGREEMENTS 96 713083 33 ' pltatant ENVIRONMENT? Enctllwt opportunity to tuppla", skills, ba larnlllar with oMlca; BTU-Wlndow. Thomas Edison., CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. SECRETARY 'Encallaiit running condition.: Dtshwashars X, Air Cand. ft repairs. Fraa asts. 34 hour PULLO, asT-am or nrTt Uat Mnill Awa* Onion, can- FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK STOCK 4.167,20000 . N J. MORTGAGE FINANCE stabla COMPANY? man! incoma. Call SM-U04. i procaduras. Wa oMar av, hour MHr.SarV.Ul-Tax) sarvlca. J7IIia7 or UTXxa » AJW.-SPJA. WORK DAY? •• ' work waak, good banallts and a ALL MASONRY, brick, tiRjoMow may ba mad. to .tha. OTHER INVESTMENT SECURITIES 310,745.809.03 AGENCY FUNDS , ' 1398:488 00 tAJW.SPJA-WORKDAY? -.-••-- —^ ' work waak, oood bandits and a GAL/GUY FRIDAY 'H8. CalHWHU. , . „• Mamorial Fund of tha church. HURRICANE FENCE CO. ttonajtapt,.sldawalks, plastor- -ASSOCIATIOKJPREMISES-NET- .•::•-. .-.- IF SO WE MAY BE i ch*arful and comfartabW at- mtvmatlonal orginliallon withlHllal _,.,„- ^. -.., K mly f i,. —M ~~»M E7St.-G.6rga Av*. Ing caluir watorproolinB. Work -—2.831.38468 ADVANeE-PAYMENTS BY MORTGAGORS- ' mmK7 ! £S:: Undan 141-IBU Guam. SaH amdoyad-lnt. JJ stUNX- On July W. tstl. Miss REAL ESTATE SOLD ON CONTRACT 395.00000 FOR TAXES AND INSURANCE :4?3;38 0O LC^KINGFORYOU -TSENTALASSiStANt rg^ri^"'* ^^^^^^^ ^^^"^ . .^^ _ ..' _ . AddllloMt, Fr*. Estimate . yrs. aspd.A.NUFRia 37M7TJ laman. auttors, »r«a«ar. >ujly> Lbulas. ao* Si, al ocaan Grow*, if you haw a hlgli school tduea Full I part lima, nparlanod i«"icm»HiiPAKTTIMBWOBa K zH!r^2iL ^uIS. u ,*Tl-actlvltybooklbyMlllHammar.iALTBRATIONtlnlng.'roofing, rtpalrsS . •R«atonat4a taa. Raas. raMa. NJ. kurvtvad by two ntphrot FURNITURE-FIXTURES AND OTHER LIABILITIES— . . . 11.824.735 20 work. II you »r».looking for a Iteansa. Call Bmt Ladiat or mao. Work from horn* s. Illl-^ahn. No lob too small. Frattst. and win* Mac**. Tha tunaral l h CM al r llll COLANTONIO UASONIY EQUIPMENT-NET .'. longlarmtvnployar..lion and snlov oatallad. ckrlcal onlDBNTAy naadL applyBBCBPTflOllU. pr»l»r X raTy i" y ,na wPAKTTIMB«K» talaphona programK . Can, ?Ii^^^«IwI12Lj^^'iM»»« "»« '>»* ' "^'•ri»s.,Pt-a»,a«lars.7a-sT7t«* «' r«>alrs. I , Fumttmrahpain SO AIITypatMasonWork sanric* wat hald an July M al 692.08839 RESERVES SPECIFIC 106 655 33 .,,—_—«j L • J LBAUI —-— a ~ —lj [jm a'jka* k f I» A AMI A a" as It %Tl-fl asA I • arnU-nparheur.7417IM__*r _^ , .. in i< i_ a. ..< I VO*I ITJ ^ft^^aj at> tral^an^Bnuajfrsia V •!• *U. L >^. L^ * - • — • - - - — J biiw*f*a fill- ' ^Ka^b^ bj*. !•> •* w^^ •! Tha MC CRACKEN FUNERAL PREPAID PREMIUMS FOR INSURANCE . Apply In parson al National . l«C«arraav.r»IITl«sa-^ Frat Etnmatas. Fully Inturad RESERVES-SURPLUS ' .': .Jl , 35.191418 44 ' nacsssary. Salary comnvtn-) FURNITURE POLI1HINO CallMS-Nta HOME. )W Morris Av... Union. TSSphont Olractorv Corp.. lose Knowtadga of •nwwnM Wmt A' All typs carpantry work- dona. " " aland Mamarlal OFSAVINGS ' 757,68370 J lurat* with your tttp. Aho roollng i, aluminum tiding. Rapalring. Antlquas rastorad. ,•-„•'•' ' ' • S727 596,107 28 • Ulloping Hill Rd.. Union. hXphjl, Call PI-Hon. Part time , RailnHMng. Hanry RuH. Call COMPLETE MASONBY SBRV. OTHER ASSETS 2.651.43377 llaro* bulldlnA alr»cliy across DalVBR Booth Attendant - I lobs my spacUlty. Frsa WaHcs.st-H.rirwH th. str»« from Gslloplno Hill Saturday only : Patios. Frta EstimaMt i •Jtt usoaJnt«»taji V*o* KWIATKOWSKI— On July II. S727.596.107.28 cat»rars). Ask for Mrs. Prl« , FlOBrSUNIOM FLORIST i|-T^¥APEDlCASSOC.ilrK^ cc^.!r^:^^^ FURNITURE REFINItHINO VRLCONTRACTINCJtMOU your honsauMtl- XOadtt MB), Mary, ol Newark, devoted 789-2400 ft»BAKER BOOK HOUSE. Mlt by old world craHsman wlfaol the lets Leon, mother-In- Eoual oppty.Unpl.M/F >ltl Morris Av... Union AUUOM-aBPAIR OB NBW- thabsnoaa. Equal opportunity tmpiov4rm/.;W«»tthv St., Grand RacUds, A)| STRIPPING-REPAIRS lew M Eileen Key, knUna DIIIVIR * WARBHOUSErkktonB . Dirxtor at OT« Sldawalks, stapt. drlvawavs, ra- UNION Xt4M! mother ol EeteHe Booker and far furthar Info. ' • • - ; Mich. «HM. Ikllchin. porcha*: »nclMur>Grossmutllar'L t IMiUi lalnlng walls. No lab loo smau. fsesw titMlkl. deer arand- >IDE — SWadv v—r round) ollars, attics. Fully Insurai, AUTO -jwrxk. On* willing M'laam forl PART TIME M-7II7. M Colin end Eve Marie W.i£ri^ SaBa G**(« Doors 52 Kay aannd nuetereus l OFFICERS MECHANIC iMrtM miv WISE AUTO' GUY/GAL FRrlllDAY Y SECRETARY UIPARKAVE..PLFLD. SALCASTELLO CMMran, areel«rendc» saaks lnt« PUJTO RooflhQ.all masonry work. ^and araat araamrandchda TiTj-iiiiiijjijt Ava Nav/ company _IMF«OVE YOUR HOM£ WITH OAKaAE DOORS Installad. Sweavsldaaalks. EXPERIENCED TihuVilll ?lfV|g , ^ • • - . - m llllll.ua.ld >._ garag*. "aidonslons. raoalrs ft Intorlo/ta «mari»» jaiafajiaa B«i*»tv«« and trtands altondtatotd ROLAND LEWAN. JR. ..•....: ., _^ ,.'. Pfosidonl . DONALD J BODE -. . . Third Vice Present lviUiJt.ll.-M-J. IlSniof!.." ' ... .n llvlno room'OIL —Carpantry. Win-rapalr or Ft*. EsHmato. - 171-)7U ::r: manufacturar taakt sarvlca, aiactrlc oparators ft NICKWHLIk ^ Ma tunaral an JJully a. ttra m IIn. ". So'niot Vice Prosidoni . GERALDINE DePETRA Third Vice Preside! FULLTIME PBtlSOH Wantadi room to grow. Call HI 1010 for cspabK individual to han- . blri EDWARD P- LASKOtNSKI . THOMAS GCALLAGHAN- i m union. Mutt rvava: Purchaiad Irom bankrupt Pal or radio controls. STEVEN'S STEFS. sldawalks. dla busy Phones & assist I n OVERHEAD DOOR, 111-07*. Quality work, raatonkbia prlcas. FUNERAL HOME. UB! Clinton DOREEN R. KREPS . Sonlot Vico Ptosident DOLORES KOZLOWSKY Third Vice President , llva Irt Union. Mutt bal all atpacts ol sslas affort. r»tallars.74l-s«7a. lllMPROVMRMTt- cablnttt, Av*.. abov* Santord Avanua. Ir- Fully Inturad. M. Dauttch, Jpr- ROBERT J.MO1R , ...'.. - -Sonioi Vice Prosidoni JOHNC. LULEY . . Third Vice President Typa ii wpm Ino tlano ra- iti dUH insula- inoHaMJrsiasf. vtngsan. Inane* S» s«, Stanlslaut PART/FULLTIME quirtdl- Evctllartt salary. 54 JERRY PANZER ."N^ .'. .. Somor Vice Pfosidonl ISABEL PIZZOLATO Third Vice President CUSTOMER - 4 llbaraJ banallts. In Funaral Maat was aMarad. In- Somot Vice Ptosidont BRIAN L DENNIS . ' ASSISTANT DENTAL ASSISTANT eluding tuition rafund •CtStnti it ttoliywasd Mamortal ROBERT C. WHEAT .. ^\. Assistant Vice President SERVICE plan aUTTSRSaMJUOEES .. First Vice Prosidont EDWARD B NAGEL ;ihodo<\iiHma cE»parlanc oHica Par. pr»Mrrtdt . REPRESENTATIVES "Thoroughly claanad. Ikithad. in- ba" ap- JULIUS KOEHLER.JR' Assistant Vice President. MANAGERS CallMr.Ortiu. 33 surad. C5-S41 Minor trw trim aracsatod. "CHARLES L. LYNCH". ...'...... First Vice President . ANNE SMITH ..'.:. " Secretaiv llH. Bkw Crou,. ' PhonaOrdart 37S-S8SS mlng; I work-Sat. ft.Sun ; Nad Florida Specialist asURRAY- Frenk. an Juty as, Major Madlcal. CARFET INSTALLED Slavans, 2M-717*. il pm, 7 ! CHARLES W NAGEL First Vice President JUDITH ESSEX . ... Assistant Sec'eta;v KlTi^.pJSl^ Staady PoslKonl •. Wall towall . Plus repairs. Ex- • DON'S Man. oi irJmaten. N-l- beloved manlpla*^ AppIV in parson Hours Optional d>" hueaend el alsa . lanltorUl sarvlcatarvlcas avallabWayillabla. antrg*«rgyy audit** rasulH laImv C87-MI5 , Lie. PARKWAV WOXNIAK Second Vico Prosidont DAVID WROSSNAGEL (SS-MM Call now for fraa ittlmat* iMdlataty- Conservation Idaas. MieUAORIAL HOME. M» Myrtle . CHRIS C.MATALAS to llra nlg forj SECRETARY J Naw t pc. Badroom Socond Vice Prosidonf Ask For „ Oil.. DH MAINTENANCE KING, ol Can- SoUr InsltllaUoavr ROSE TINESSA PROCIIillOMAMrs. ScHarmartioL mala m saaks-hasdsplMssnt*•* B>1^ LB> ak^.# maturkwt B.ak, aor> Fual torp. aMMMI. • MOVING ~~nmSnUA*Mrlei Park. Sa* a tilgh school xad with oc«d-a(>l.,oardtli or prlvaM^Prafara <«r InUrastlng dlvartlllad Bylchar Block Local ft Long Cxttanca " " carpatlng, TaundrviduHat' " . Lois a"l lalaphon" a in Dlntttal ..1*5 CARPET ft UPHOLSTERING SS FroaEsflmasss. Insurad IKaapusmovIng HMtt^i^"s^pa7li^"MI,ibackoro nd.Sor«pr«loutl^^^^^ «d..Mli«l conl«l. Solid Wood CLEANING SPECIAL u l Malabollc Sarvka. DlntTtat... Any t avaraga slw rooms at andvowsaya) - ' - Hl»«nwn*eiteelestCherlee 01 RECTORS - DIRECTORS EMERITI . M apply. IfnmSdUt* «*sin. JweKiwoi. !• • <*»;.X«™!t »«.f^r M Call Mikhail, NaN w SSouu tpaclal oH saason • ratas. All KELROSECO..IBC. Paul«M*M Slaapars SIM lanltorUl tarvkat avaliabw. 0>i>. »j»min» and Chertee ROBERT A. BOYD. JR ROBERT-F LOMOINE WILLIAM B HpRBACK RICHARDpTTO ^hankkaaoar llharal I company paid banallts. NaVfART TIMB-'Start aarnlng XI, Masonry ft cqnent. work, Moving EOarlor ft IMaMW f Bunkbtdt Call now lor Ira. Mllmata urpanh-y. porchas. sldawalks, ttuVauxhallRX Union e^ae*.F»neielliumt«aRAY- . EDWARD E BRUEN ROLAND LEWAN. JR CnafllsTunklleanaanlal 0«k« modarn Kbor.tory. Sound mat ush now. Sail a. Wach Trl. compltta.., .tlH MAINTENANCE KING, of Can dacoraNna ft MOMO FUNERAL CENTER, Senior Executive 13" Equal RlsarsOrtho drtvaways, rtialnjng walls, ate. akt-nal Lk.D. Fr*. BJsMnma »SeMeerdAve^VeOeeu>«.en NEIL W BUIE JOHN F MULLER. JR. -.•••••' THOMAS A "TULLV advancamaM. Call tortot*. . lor ImmadlaW consldarallort- Madk tlH Jen/". Funerel Mate wee held C STEWART HAUSMANN JAMES O'BRIEN 111 Rout*».Sprlngiiatd Secretaiy ImmadiaMDallvary ntTJOd JUFtRCLBANCO. LONO JOHN IMC A-l M0VIN4 ft STORJLOE Additions, siding, puttars. horn* EXPERIENCED JULIUS KOEHLER. JR A LOEW RICKERT COUNSEL HERRIGEl. BOLAN AND MANAHAN ORUOCLERK . . «^«. ^-H...«..- !lmmadl.l« vacancy In aHIca-ol APOLLO Carpal—ft uphohtary slaam FMII or part lima, msmlngs, , a,,.,», wisk.ijnlon coInry.SSw^lnlwylanf tl Sctwoft In claanlno auparts. RaMottabW. Unorovtnianlt, roofing - ho< LOW RATES ANDREW G. KRESS. JR CHARLES A SCHAIBLE AUTO PARTS trlamoont. or •vanlngs. Must; u« t*t hour plus Inunltva Laroa r«lonal high scMxJ MATTRESS FACTORV thlitolas. Insurad. Praa CALLMl-tTtl ! All work Guaranlaad . tarlas. als-flajx, afssraj" COUNSEL EMERITUS FRED HERRIGEL'JR COUNTERPERSON typa. Stsrt Sapt. lit. Far plW'Call71ll6a>.lr»r^.».-Sp.r7. dtttrlct.TooailHraovJrad. Will lUBloornllaldAva, ! FraaEstlmalat )7. wgLktNiHi.lt. at if lato Naw Jarstyt Uaolng BMW/-;rucv nav Union canssr. «* ask for Diana Smith. JbandW.slaM/ iadtrtl rworh, Monklalr NICO HOME IMFstOVB. Ssat>daaUrnaadsanaxi>tftaw-!aMI. : ;c4rr«ti>ond>n«. voluminous >•"««• interior.»ta»ia».mm a)d> - ~ v*V»atods>taaaratMrs. CALLT83-31K UE will tttant claaa ft shampoo urpanrry, additions, alsara- BERBERICKftSON •*> dally VM Wnv lyp. carpal m any room In lions,, dormaradorma , aluminum Ek»art MOVINO a, sToaAoci ** Frl.ftSal. V»S your tarn, for iij.aj, oil N»|« tidingidi , rooollngf f I , kllctlatis at law cost. Railuanllal. Can. t and door Mtkt8*ir ef SMrs. lrapJacas.H*jll3. marclsl. Shor. Trias. Local Ik - I. KeitHvoi end Gdfl.st.Pky.S0.a11i1.1a1 Carpat Claanlng. ValBal dtkeKmeralter- IBkwnllaMAW.) if Long Dtslano. No fab la smalt Rabtrtat: PAINTIMO-CARPSHTRX maka Ml. va mlat on Wt. RUO SHAMFOOINa Co ••Mooifi sarrs pcs.. inoiiaid m-rru .eg,), atglanal H.S, District " t««tlmatas,»»-fin. Packing ftstoraoa . spaciallata , EXECUTIVE SECV; ; ( i caMnat. call ast-ma, U.pl?ft(«lanc..maVlnk *• ' Jonalhan Dayton snar>:M. I For busy aucuHva. Must ba, P/T FILE CLERK Raglonal H.s.. Mountain AV.^ WILLIAM RMaraliSaa asiMtr.Lic.aJii. jprofklant In typing t IMM. A. JNI lALBAuo. 1 ftOta a Up Sank* 37 , ' A SOUND, CONSERVATIVE SAVINGS INSTITUTION BOOKKEEPER 'wall organlMd parson. Salary atoMt>JU.,Man.Frl. Spruigflald. N.J. 07011. Ttl 37«- UHlVaaslTV VAN LIMBS Jnd,Sal.fttun..t:»lpm..as- 'An Educatsd HaW Local...... - . - •• Tiw Dr^ SprtngMald. Oarda* HOWE CLBANIN* 15 yrs. aip. Fully Im. MB-KU, :commansiiratowlmtiiparlanc.^F«nnana^U^.M ^ positiono^fli. AsU «- .rams lor paopla an Hw ai. long dlsUncs- k storsaa.TM- to h ]•>•. "Anyllttia" MUST 'c.llU. lUl^uuAa'ktiflJlw) •_ll-^s ^..u^i^li a^-..i EKacuHv* a. Prnfastlonaf Homt OENERALOVFICI i*^FIS»«ll*CieNTIFIC. typawrlltr. loot takar, window " Mw-Xf-IMS. astlmaSas. AaajUs * Part Km*. *-> pirn. cornkatmrnlcat, doll havahavaa* . an Unas. N)C an. INVESTORS SAVINGS highway auto itaalarshlp. TM 1 nFdlMSiliada Rd- SpriigH d SECRETARY lab oNartWl pay. a compla*. HARNISCHFUCLCO. llaythUgs, doll houat lumltura, u Irvlngton—3 CaU3Tt-14M rind ptiaraucautlcaJ cam- KITCMCN CABINETS .'' AXI> LOAN'ASS(M:IATIOX , "-r^"' ,.' banallt packaga, vacation, i locastd m eilubaMt has ramd plclura Oaodat, OMM* hoHdays and room (or aoVanca- Eoual opp>y. ampl. MJi laasHalts, stat labla, stamp co»- taM fttnttauaAOSdcablnrlsf InstaUad. ~ t m»M. For IntaryNW call Bob action, ladlat btkaal •paad. American Paviitf ,... -rtopa raturlacad « A-l RUBPJSH REMOVAL - 'HOME OFFICE 249MillbtimAveiuie.* MiUbun.^EASTORANGE 27Pit)«|»ctStraut • FREErfOLD Hmh^v 9 thakt at Subaru •< Hlllsldi. Ml Glrl/Gav Friday irontkn aoup luraa*, Ik-itlict 'ormlca aM urn. PFlHncat,lw«»ur«ftbl : J |>aa>>|an0>. Typing and sawa. HILLSIOE ngBLiberivAvuiuw IRVINGTON 34 Union Avanyu 1331 SAnnnlifeldAwinuo 1Q65Stuvws.un A««n .Rail* n, Mjwilalnilili. Ma-Ooa ptraM ortfc.. •• Sam. kn»wladgi olstibrac, pantry ftmuc h more. NAVESINK H^I>wov363 Mooniaai Avtmuu ,• SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS Highway ?> imdVvVtm'nAvtinuevUNIO^g?? 9?9 Stuvvos RETIRED PERSON )rlgl>l individual.. Call 07irclaL la SAVE MONEY! (aERMAI Of Follsh aLJ tontlltopantmasalas lEMMOM san-Thomasvnja- HOaUHAMOVasAH BOOKKEEPER Canto, . d x days work, own( KALIPHAKMAIHC. MO alayar card) ft •am. labMU •alntlRB, aaparkaaglag. HARNISCHFUELCO.' ai.iriln. and FacstrY, m. a. ^ l i :V ; Far taod factory. transporUMon dtslrad. ~ IRVINOTON-ITS-Un- JO. iomkl meal toot cand«la. —v —'lUNIft• ftLaMOROESCL car|wntryftoddlaks.clsl »*>>*a)nss»aT o>^fl y^^>^:^;''-J^^•^^^^?C ;'; ?'^ V^!i-^i^'i call as7 lot. Nokbtoasmall.Ill am HaartP«nd.

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By CHARLES WEBB Water - Carnival . Bear" by Linda. Canada. Or ,you can place an ad in envelope and $1 lo: Charles Webb Col- Sometimes the picture sleeve of a 45 Ronsudt and the Stone Poneys. 'Don't record-collector publications. The umn. Copley News Service, in care of rpm record can be worth as much or Destroy Me - Boom Boom Baby", by largest of these is GOLDMINE (Box this newspaper. Be sure to mention you more, than the record it covers. Crash Craddock, "House of the Rising 187, Fraser. Mich. «B6>. want the "45 rpm Picture Sleeves" list. One of the most valuable is an Sun • Talkin' 'Bout You" by The For a list of some valuable picture Please allow four to five weeks for original "Can't Buy Me Love - You sleeves, send a self-addressed. <^»m'p».l delivery. ',•'•'• ' Cant Do That" by the Beatles. It is • WORTH UP TO $10 OR MORE: reportedly worth up to (J100. Even "Great Balk of Fire • You Win copJes of the second printing of this pic- Again" by Jerry Lee-Lewis. "Strange ture sleeve can sell for up to IS. Desire - My Dream Coroe True" by The picture sleeves of records by cer- Jack Scott I The Place To tain groups and individuals are often m The condition of a sleeve will affect demand. Some of these include Annette its value. ,\ common flaw on many Buy Seiko Punicello. the Beatles, the Beach Boys. sleeves stored with records in them is a Elvis: Presley and the Rolling Stones. "ring" mark. Therefore, most collec- Watches Not all. their picture covers are tors believe it is best to remove a 45 valuable, but many arc. rpm record from its sleeve and store Some people seek picture sleeves both separately. For added protection. • solely on.the, basis ot the illustration. put the sleeves in plastic bags. They might pay a premium for one just parage sales and flea markets are because they like the way it looks. good places to find *5 rpm picture Others specialize in offbeat artists, sleeves at bargain prices, t I've paid as ON A SPREE-Robert T. HolUnd. president of ColumbU Savings & Loan novelty covers, female groups, punk little as 10 cents at such places for some 'Aiiociatior let*, congratulates Daniel M. Flynn of dark, winner of a iSOO food bands', or some other category of pic- worth many times that amount, i shopping spree in the ColumbiaStonewall Savings Sweepstakes, as members of tureslegves. However, to „get the most for those ~Hg board RatptlDtPoti«THkhola;~H7-Kd:D(miinicli-C«ruv> "TTSTouowing is a sanspfcnrf-wtatTVMi havenf^aTKSod y ' lookon. .—:— ' • , : ' • KfEWTOlO some picture sleeves are worth. lo collectors. You can do this-atone-of GOtOlDUKMDS - WORTH IT TOS5OR MORE: the many;, record conventions held ' My4x\eck^in^High Muddy throughout the United States and

Daniel M. Flvnn of Clark has uon-a these past feu; vwks. Were continuing . S50O food shopping spree in the' •lo add more serviced to those offices m StonewallColumbia Savings Great Lindenand Clark. Services that provide Association Celebration Su:eep6uk«., : the best and "easiest way£_im_our according to Robert T. Holland, presi- customers :o nunage their money —dent-jt U» assooalksn. Fl.vnn uas -Thai's what a!i of us feel is the respon- presented with his pnre at"the associa- sibihty^ of a community financial tion's Stor^euail office • institution—service tothe individual." ins ••We're pleased to join with Sloneuall Columbia Savings' area offices are . Savings and lo be part of this fine com- !oca:>xi a! T01 N Wood Ave. in Unden munity." Holland said. ""The response • and ll« Raritan Road in Clark ."With a •' to our celebration has been terrific total of 21 offices in N'eu Jersey and Many area residents have come in to assets of over half a billion dollars. Col- find out about-ColumbU Savings, and umbia Savings is one of the Urges! sav- Celebrates the we've given away lots of prue=_dunng. ings associations in the state Mainly for Seniors Of Checks may shrink if other income rises OQR 14th STORE

B> JOHN'T. WATTS Dear_ John- Regarding the survey COUPON Dear John': I have been lo the Social conducted among physicians who treat MINUTE MAN Security office on several occasions, the aged ' • ~ but I just can't get a straight answer. Only lo percent of senior citizens may SIPERSTEIN'S IS ADORN VINYL BLACK TOP SEALER I am a divorced woman with one child inquire about cosmetic plastic surgery, NEVER UNDERSOLD! C95 but that is no indication that only 10 per- LATEX 11 years old. I'm 36 years old and have 5 gal. can been disabled since I was 36.1 collect cent are interested in it. There is no -NOBODY -BEATS -OUR -PRICES \ Social Security disability, which is point in quining.a doctor about that HOPPER'S which is too costly to afford: Let the drawn off my own account. I was 5 Gal. Can $19.95 BLACKTOP 95 already divorced when I became price drop !o say K00 per face-lift, and A out priCM M disabled. watch the line form, men included. White, Off White C Bow Wtute •SEALER S gal. can 1 9 Each month 1 receive a check for Another factor may the doctor's at- myielf of S396.70 and a check for my titude toward plastic surgery for the ag- 9'ROLLER &' Child of S193.-W. a total of S398.10 each ed If they are busy with heart disease, WALLPAPER AND VINYL - m> PAINT THINNER month TRAYSET diabetes, etc.. they tend to become im- s5 1 would like to remarry. The .man I patient about the subject. UPTO50%OFF 4 would like to marry brings in net about « braal «iM w»» Sl.llOamonlh . When I queried my medical doctor If I rharry will. I sull receive both abou; a good plastic surgeon, he brush- »** W IMWCMM a US6 checks" And if so will the amount of the ed the question aside. Later, be chang- JOINT COMPOUND 5Gal. checks decrease any"1 And how ed his thinking about the benefits of much'-S-S. • . plastic surgery to the morale, and gave DISCONTINUED Dear S S.: I can understand your, not me a surgeon's name, but the prices VINYL U.C.HV Drylok BOOf COATING *HDC£UEHT ValMtaliH WATERPROOflNC getting a clear-cut answer from the have risen to such heights that I can no SECONDS Single roll & up Social Security office because I don't longer afford it. . • 5 SGal. ' find such a clear-cut answer for your : I'm not sure that it is entirely vanity case in the Social Security handDook. which is the source of the desire for But I think the general rule is that cosmetic surgery. Americans are CALL US FOR LOW PRICES any disability case can be reopened for perfectionists. We want our cars, SIPERSTEIN'S review at any time yards, houses, clothes, to look as well as ON DUTCH BOY What I.do find m the handbook is a can be managed. Why not our faces? TILLY section. Chapter 5, No. 521. which_states AND PITTSBURGH PAINTS IU wager that in the future (but not in OWN PAINTS that any person entitled to disability LADDERS benefits must notify the Social Security my time: • doctors will accept plastic surgery as an asset in the complete _ > ISipenfaM-s Administration if certain conditions Uteri* change. And this includes increased in- welUbeing of senior citizens!—M.G. •'I||F ISwu-Oo* VINYL UTEX' come. " • Dear M.G : Let's face it. you may be Sp*=tsi "LATEX —Yoirckrnot-state-\rrat~yo«irdi5abt!!iy— right—Whaldvwr ha ppenetf-tirthe-oW- is. but presumably your case would be saying that beauty is only skin deep"; -$£75 tdM«a o»l- ftrt in Utf 1 v ej. S*mi- ing. lutchM ud bjthroMti tlMt 11 lli^klty prictt. Itt-510.95 G»L CABOFS STAINS

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