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Now incorporating New Providence-Berkeley Heights Dispatch Summit^ Her a Id ...Summit's only real newspaper VOLUME 100 NO. 6 September 7,1985 Price: 25' Nineteen new faculty members arrive in local public schools
By PAIGE TUNSTALL "Cas we lost because of a more University and a Master's Degree attractive role and salary than he from Rider College. SUMMIT-Morc than 20 new was getting here," said Fiander. Other new staff members at the faculty members are joining the According to Fiander, the dif- elementary schools include local public school system this ference between what Jacubik Kristin Sherman, fifth grade at year. was paid here and what he will be Lincoln; Nellie Eyerman, second "It's not a high number," of paid in Westfield "...might be as grade at Lincoln; Donna Sparks, new teachers to be coming into high as $6,000." sixth grade at Jefferson; Carolyn the schools, according to "I don't like losing good peo- Campion, fourth grade at Superintendant Richard Fiander. ple to other districts," said Franklin; Natalie Brown, third Board of Education President Fiander. However, he said, "I grade at Washington; and Clarke Abbott said, "That's think it's healthy to have some in Mariann Powell, Basic Skills at about average," for an annual in- and out migration." Jefferson. flux of new teachers. John Schnedeker is Jacubik's Other new staff members in- The new teachers replace will replacement. Schnedeker comes clude Ingeborg Schneider, Learn- replace those who retired, those to Summit from the Allentown ing Disabilities teacher/consul- on maternity leave, and those School District, where he was tant; Barbara Fitzsimmons, who who left for other jobs. chairman of the Guidance will lead a class for students who "We lost two people to other Department. are classified as mentally retard- (school) districts because, frank- Schnedeker is a cum laude ed, educable; and Fern Litwak, ly, the other districts were willing graduate of Princeton University teacher of the handicapped. to offer them more money," said and holds a Master of Education Other appointments approved Fiander. Degree from Trenton State. by the board on Thursday in- clude: One teacher went to Bloom- Basic Skills teachers Maureen field and the other to Ridgewood, Senior high Buckley, Jefferson; Kathleen said Fiander. In addition to Schnedeker, new Ginocchio, Brayton; Arlene "There is no longer an staff members at the high school Levitt, Washington; Judith NEW AT THE HIGH SCHOOL — Happy at the prospect of teaching at Summit High School this year are six new faculty overabundance of good include Gertrude Atkinson, Mullery, Franklin; and Kathleen members, from left, Shirleen Becker, English; Krystyna Budd, English; Betty Marsh, art; Gertrude Atkinson, business teachers," said Fiander, who sees Business Education; Irene Alley, Corbett, junior high. education,- Irene Alley, mathematics, and Schaen Fox, social studies. the teacher pool as prone to sharp MAthetics; Shirleen Becker, •Library aides Irma Geoge, fluctuations. English; Krystna Budd, English; Brayton; Marian Brundage, Schaen Fox, Social Studies; and Franklin; Joanne Ainsworth, Jef- Years ago, said Fiander, "A Betty Marsh, Art. ferson; Ann Gronquist, Lincoln; lot of bright young intelligent Junior high and Maureen Green, Schools report five students people read the news reports and At the junior high, new Washington. decided not to go into teaching," teachers include Marian •Playground aides Herbert because there was a glut of Schaefer, Social Studies; Andrea Lart and Jean Murray, Upper caught for drug, alcohol teachers on the market. So many Tanantino, English/Reading; and Lower Playgrounds at i turned away from the profession Stephanie Acquadro, English; Brayton; Judy Sartorius, that the market has gone to the and Sally Termyn, Social Studies. Franklin; Amity Allen and Jean other extreme, and now has too Elementary Schools Jones, who will alternate for Jef- abuse in the last school year few qualified individuals, accor- Barbara Tillman will replace ferson; Susan Riewe, ding to the superintendent. Wilbur Nelson as principal of Washington; and Evelyn Ruerup, Brayton Elementary School. Lincoln. By PAIGE TUNSTALL blems with drugs or alcohol. seem very low," said board Cas Jacubik, who had been Tillman, who was the director Cafeteria aides Irma George, SUMMIT~In the last scnooi The other 73 received further member William Rosen. director of guidance here, left to of curriculum for the Montclair Brayton; Christine O'Cone, Jef- year, only five students in the en- attention for problems with Rosen said, "I don't think become director of guidance for district, holds a Bachelor of ferson; and Arlene Levitt, tire public school system were chemical abuse. that's a reflection of the problem- the Westfield public schools. Science Degree from Temple Washington. caught for drug or alcohol related Board of Education President -I think that's a reflection of the offenses. Clarke Abbott said, "Five is all location of the problem." According tcf the Board of tha were in school under the in- Most involvement with drugs Education's 1984-85 Annual fluence," adding that "A kid or alchol occurs "...at home, on Report of Vandalism, Violence, really has to be in trouble to-come weekends, at parties," Rosen and Substance Abuse, four to school under the influence said. "This is not an indication students were caught under the because of the risk of getting that there's no drug problem-but influence of alcohol and one stu- caught." it's not in the school system. dent was caught in possession of Referrals to Stek may be for Everybody would love the a chemically controlled problems a student is having out- schools to solve the drug pro- substance. side of school, said Abbott. blem, but it's not a scnooi According to Superintendent "You really can't tell from the problem-it's a societal pro- of Schools Richard Fiander, number of people you ap- blem," he added. three of the under the influence prehend," within the school Board member William Cant- cases occured during a high system how many students are ing said he planned to "look in- school field trip. The fourth case encountering problems with to" the numbers in the board occured at the junior high. drugs or alcohol." report. The case of possession also oc- According to Fiander, "She's cured at the junior high. The cases of students ap- (Nancy Stek) working hard-the prehended in the school system identification system," of refer- 73 kids get attention may not be as serious as those rals by teachers, students, and for chemical abuse problems referred for using controlled parents "seems to be working." Nancy Stek, coordinator of the substances outside the school The superintendant added, school system's battle against system. Abbott said, "We had a "We've trained our teachers to drug and alcohol abuse, had 109 junior high dance and one gal look for telltale signs of use and cases referred to her in the last showed up inebriated, and she abuse." school year, according to was picked up. She had had two According to Rosen, people Fiander. or three glasses of wine with din- tend to see drug problems as be- After evaluation by a core ner," and was inexperienced ing school problems "...because teacher team trained to in- about the effects of alcohol. it fits in with the whole, 'Turn vestigate possible abuse, 26 of the "I'm not surprised that there your problem over to the school 109 were found not to have pro- were only five, although five does system,'" attitude. Local water resources to be topic of lecture
CHATHAM TWP. — How meeting of the Summit College trol, and riverfront restoration. safe is our local water supply? Club. Van Abs is a doctoral can- What practices threaten its quali- didate at SUNY-College of En- THE CHAMPS — Wallburg Studios won the Summit men's Slo-Pitch Championship recently by defeoting the Summit ty and quantity? Will there be Mr. Van Abs is technical direc- vironmental Science and Medical Group three times in a row. Wallburg Studios also won the championship last year. (Photo by Wallburg.) enough of it in the future? tor of the Passaic River Coalition Forestry, Syracuse, NY. He is (PRC), a non-profit tax exempt author of numerous articles on These and other vital issues af- organization that serves as an ad- environmental issues. fecting the area's water resources visoi to municipal governments The meeting will be at 9:30 am Working women — get BPW to work for you!will be explored by Daniel J. Van and businesses concerning water at the Great Swamp Outdoor SUMMIT — The Business and Club of Summit meets Mon., and business women in all area;.. Abs in a lecture "Water Manage- management. Education Building on Southern Professional Women's (BPW) Sept. 16, at the Summit Hotel to BPW's functions at the national ment and the Passaic River PRC gives tips on water quality Boulevard. The public is discuss, "The Many Facets of level will be examined by Dcbbit Basin," slated for the Sept. 18 improvement, natural flood con- welcome. BPW Membership." Sornstein from the National k TABLE OF CONTENTS Susan Chambliss of Roselle is BPW. the 1985-1986 presiding presi- If interested in attending con- dent. tact Helen Edwards, 273-6879, Toxic waste is the worst, according to survey it Checkout The discussion will be led by before 11 am on Sept. 16 to make members. dinner reservations. SUMMIT—The most serious "1 think a lot of those at home tend to be the less affluent this week's... Discussion will include orienta- Cost of the dinner is $ 15.50 per problem facing New Jersey is tox- to be surveyed were prbably districts, according to Ogden, tion to the organization's goals person. Dinner will be served ic waste, local citizens told senior citizens, and that may have and the survey's results also may City News . . pages 2 & 3 and functions and offer an op- 6:45 pm; the program wili begin polltakers from Assemblywoman skewed the results," daid Ogden, be skewed by that factor. who recently conducted similar Classified .. pages 11-14 portunity to meet professional 7:30 pm. Maureen Ogden's office. Ogden said as a result of the The survey's results were surveys in Maplewood and Liv- survey she will ask for a meeting ;; Commentary . . page 4 tallied last week. Surveyors stop- ingston. with Robert Klein, acting director w- Dispatch pages 6, 7 United Methodist women to discuss peace ped at 1,797 local residences; of Also, Ogden said, in the in- of the state's Division of Motor Entertainment • • page 5 SUMMIT - "The Peace Rib- ing and Janet Langenwalter, par those, 155 had someone at home terest of reaching as many local Vehicles (DMV). The survey . . page 9 bon: A Celebration of Life" will ticipated in the Peace Ribbon to respond. residents as possible with limited found that about half of those :' Social be the topic at the Sept. 10 lun- Ceremony in Washington, D.C. The survey also indicated that manpower and time, surveyors who had had contact with the Sports pages 7, 8 cheon meeting of the United They will tell about their ex- most are satisfied with local covered those districts where DMV were not satisfied with the Methodist Women of the United periences at this unprecedented schools and police. homes are closer together. Those agency's response. Methodist Church. event. Two members, Kathy Werns- A luncheon, which follows the combined executive and general Bicycles and motpr vehicles reach auctioneer meeting, will be served at noon. SUMMIT — The Summit of the owners to claim them, may The afternoon's program will months before they are sold. Suhscriptions $10 per year Police Department will be auc- be inspected between 8:30 am and Every effort is made to locate the start at 1 pm. tioning 31 bicycles, four motor- the start of the sale. owners. The church is at the corner of cycles, three mopeds, and six cars The bicycles were found or Kent Place Boulevard and on Sat., Sept. 21, 10 am in the recovered by the Police Depart- The auction will be conducte lT I'Uhbl parking lot at City Hall. O U/1D7 DeForest Avenue. ment. Their owners have not by Sgt. Michael Yannotta. The 7S •> API.K ST. Reservations may be made by The motor vehicles, which been located. They may be in- public is welcome. Any money calling 277-1700. came into the city's possession spected at the same time. Bicycles raised from the sale will go into SliMM FT N . J . n/V'H Free baby-sitting is available. through abandonment or failure are kept for a minimum of six the city's treasury. The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Diipatch Saturday, September 7,1985 Page 2
'Body Shop' weight control program teaches adolescents how to create a new image
SI i MM II 1 <• : i • .<-•• cutli-^radcs at Oak weight loss, but how to eat right hesitant w\i'.-i, i :J;oi>i, Sunifnit, is a and be healthy." class, bul 1 1 •. Ji. 1' ' ; ;!.• of iin- .pniij.' program Obesity is the most common 1 of kid , just lit •• : ,] 1 ..;• In ichnri this fall as a nutritional problem seen in out to be a loi -i '.;;'•• i I' c;, -,iio|) volunteer to help children today. Of the 10 to 25 Riley, 11, ol Su, HI: ;'' ;ih> :. I !., V.\i\\ through the program. percent of grade school children 1 ; Hody Shop pi on .!!! il < >.' : ' ; '1 U impressed right away by and 15 percent of adolescents Hospital, Siimini 1. • I... * •, .! !h;it The Body Shop is an who are overweight, 45 percent The Hody Mi. 'P i' . it !;::i :' .;|; VII ompassinj.'. program; it will go on to be obese adults. centered weifli! < III ill • >l 11|'.-.:- . ':i liuintioi), exercise and im- The Body Shop allows young lor thiklren a;»e . Ii > if, 1 !•., ->)"• hi ildint', it's not just a weight people to help each other in lear- become a i< y Ml;Jl |'.••.!' i,'. UM.-,'' Katie explained. ning about diet and exercise in Overlook'-, !>i• I' II 1 ripriil i >i >,• played that game all rny order to form healtf»y habits. Health Idu. an | Mi nil :H ,:\'\\\) I ill' >Aihoul ever really knowing Participants also work on self- with the nexi i ; it", ' i \ i I::,-..:-- i., V.lliU I should be doing. The image building and taking begin Sent. 20. liodv Shop emphasizes not just responsibility for their own behavior, while parents par- ticipate in a parenting support group stressing communication. "The support group was ex- tremely valuable to us because it emphasized that healthy eating habits are your child's respon- sibility. It is something she must learn and use for the rest of her life," said Katie's mother, Rosemary. "It gives the kids the tools they TRADITION WITH A DASH OF THE UNEXPECTED — that's Pereaux, the furniture and design establishment, which has need to change their own eating been designated August's Storefront-of-the-Month by the Summit Dbwntown Beautification Committee. Located at 20 and exercise habits and to Beechwood Road, Pereaux corries a fuH range of gift items including antiques, porcelains, hand-painted silk screens, develop new, healthy ones," said original oils and watercolors, lithographs, lighting fixtures, and furniture which has been personally selected and her father, Frank. "And it's a custom designed by the owner. Standing by the sunlit front window are, from left, Henry Vaugle of the Downtown family program. The parents Beautiful Committee Jim Cline, owner of Pereaux; Carolyn Vickers, store manager; and Common Council President must 'fat proof the house and Murray Ross. work with the kids on developing their new skills. The kids develop new ways of thinking — about eating and about themselves." Summit family to welcome AFS Austrian "I learned that I can't lose 20 pounds in a week or two and stay SUMMIT - Barbara Pret- the American Field Service and an equal number of families healthy. But I was able to stick terhofer of St. Erhard, Austria with the program and lose eight volunteer ambulance drivers who have formed a global community will spend a year in Summit, at- served in World Wars I and II through the AFS experience. pounds. I also learned I can eat tending Summit High School, cake so the other kids won't and who later established an in- while living with the Betty and ternational exchange program for For more information on AFS know I'm on a diet, but I have to Philip Webers. make tradeoffs. I really enjoyed secondary school students in an call AFS in New York toll free at The Webers and Barbara have effort to promote global peace, 800-AFD-1NFO. the 'Time Out for Me' section been brought together through because it centers on you as a per- understanding, and friendship. Editor's Note: The Webers can AFS International/Intercultural Since 1947, over 140,000 students be reached at (201) 273-4088. son. I learned about myself and Programs. AFS, which is active that's a help for the rest of my in 70 countries, is the leading life. nonprofit international exchange PENSION POSITION Al o recent iuwtimj ol the Detective Crime Clinic of "I'm glad I took The Body Beautification award Metropolitan New le.rsey and New York, Mr John 1 Heffernan, Jr. of Summit organization. Shop program because I made a Barbara, 18, lives with her hod the opportunity to meet with dovt'inor fhomos H Koan. A discussion on up- lot of new friends. That's good coming bills in the legislation involving polii c piMision benefits was held. parents in a small village in a nar- is one year old for me because when 1 have a row valley. She enjoys swimm- problem I can phone someone ing, gymnastics, walking and jog- who is going through the same ging. She also likes reading and SUMMIT — A year ago this Balloon — 350 Springfield State sponsors real estate program thing 1 am. It's hard to control music. Her parents are farmers. month, Downtown Beautifica- Avenue your eating all by yourself and it Her American "Mom" Betty tion Committee initiated a •May: Fitterer's Floor Cover- AKl'A Member; n| iIn- ol the Summit, New Providence isn't nearly as much fun as The Weber is a real estate sales Storefront-of-the-Month award. ing — 503 Springfield Avenue public arc invited to alien*! a lire and Heikt.'ley Heights Board of Body Shop," Katie said. associate and her "Dad" Philip is The award, a joint effort of the •June: Colonial Pontiac/AMC real eslutc cmeci progiani, ;u.coi Kealtuis. Jt property insurance underwriter. beautification committee and the Inc. — 267 Broad Street ding lo Lois Srhnciilei, pirsiileni I he presenlalioii, sponsored Barbara will have a sister and a Summit Chamber of Commerce, •July: Midas Muffler and by I In1 New Jersey Association of PREP to meet brother — Christine and Paul. highlights a different business Brake Shop — 492 Morris Realtors, in cooperation with establishment each month. Avenue "The Webers and the Summit Criteria for selection include AMIS* CRAFTS District II local realtor boards, at St. John's community are demonstrating •August: Pereaux — 20 ri-snvAi will lu- held at the Mayfair Farms their commitment to building the visual attractiveness of the Beechwood Road in West Orange, Oct. 10, at 7 pin. SUMMIT — People Responsi- bridges of international sign, front window, and displays. "Reaction from the busness r I he piogiatn will be about two ble for Elderly Persons, a support Old stores as well as new have community to the program has understanding by welcoming Bar- hour, long and will feature infor- group for caregivers of elderly bara into their lives and hearts," received awards. been very favorable," said Gil ONMAINSTRErTinOUTF 74| These were the winners for the Owren, chairman of the JUST E*8T OP noil! E IM mal ion and up-to-date news persons, will meet Tuesday, Sept. notes William M. Dyal, Jr., about the opportunities a career a 17, at 7:30 pm in the lounge at St. past 12 months: beautification committee. "We oven 200 AIUISTS ^ CHAITSMFN president of AFS International. 1984 WILL DISPLAY A OF MriNf>IFlAII: real esiaie can offer. John's Lutheran Church, 587 The Summit chapter is run by feel that it has made business Springfield Ave. •September: Paperfolio — 4 owners and the community aware Tnr;in SKIII r, local volunteers who are the Beechwood Road 10 A.M. lOM'M Kelieshincnls will be served SAGE, Summit Area Associa- foundation of AFS. They are of the many improvements being 1 'October: Summit Glass OAHIHDAV » ntlNDAV tiillowmi a question and answer tion for Gerontological Endeavor responsible for recruitment, made by our local merchants to SEPT. 14 & 15 pei tod. sponsors PREP. Professional Showcase — 465 Springfield their buildings and storefronts." selection and support of par- Avenue DAINOAII SUM ?i M7 I in moic information contact consultant is Mrs. Eileen Nielsen, ticipants; and for fundraising the Summit, New Providence and R.N., C.R.C., 635-7553. For in- •November: Hill City The Summit Downtown F*«fkit»fl At ( hunt. t'M'i- which helps to sustain AFS's Delicatessen — 10 Maple Street Beautification Committee was Hcikelev Heights Hoard of formation call Mrs. Ann Reeves, diverse programs. Realtor-, al -H 0567. Director SAGE, 273-5550. •December: McElgunn's — appointed by Mayor Robert J. The AFS idea originated with 396 Springfield Avenue Hartlaub. 1985 Members include Henry r""""coiD™"™ •January: Aircast, Inc. — 2 Vaugle, Elaine Strong, William Walnut Strott, Sylvia Smith, Patricia •February: Marie Stadler — 20 Shillingburg, and Robert Paxson. to Romance sct/e/i Woodland Avenue •March: Quality Automotive Company — 25 Summit Avenue THE GREATNESS of a man can •April: Colonial Hall — in- nearly always be measured by his I START MONDAY, cluding Wilderness Shop — 348 willingness to be kind. G. Young. AT THE SUMMIT Springfield Avenue; The Red YMCA Dr. Edward M. Burstein Sept. 16,1985 Chiropractic Physicians CLINIC DIRECTOR Dr. Robert G. Riebesell Dr. Angela Sacco Friedman
492 SptngllaM Annw Dr. Michael L. Smith Huttnim Dr. Kim Anderson Mitle HuMi Cm Dr. James M. McDaid I Dr. CaliiBiine Jaquith BERKBJEYHDCHTS CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Dr. David T. Bigden 492 Springfield Avenue maa minrl Berkeley Heights •••••••• Applied Kinesiology ••••••ii Nutrition Holistic HealthCare Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation Office Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (Hours by Appointment) 665-0770 insurance corner by Ed Rochat V\ 1 SUMMIT — The Resource perienced by the working mother Center for Women in Summit in her marriage, in her relation- SUMMIT —j The local Junior A Fur Sale will offer several presents "Working Mothers ... A ship with her children, on her League will open its Thrift and types of fur coats, jackets, stole* Balancing Act," the first of this job, and in her feelings about Consignment Shop, 37 DeForest and hats at substantial savings. Fall's free, Wednesday Evening herself ana to suggest ways in Ave., for the 1985-86 year on The consignment department Program Series to be held at 7:30 which these problems may be eas- Mon., Sept. 16,9:30 am. on the second floor features pm, Wed., Sept. 18 at the ed. The shop will be open clothing, jewelry, antiques, and Calvary Episcopal Church on weekdays, except Wed., 9:30 am housewares. Clothing to be con- Woodland and DeForest Some of the questions they will to 3:30 pm; Thurs. 6:30 to 8:30 signed must be in excellent condi- address are: How can I find tion, clean, and in style. Furs Avenues. good, safe, reliable child care? pm; and Sat., 9:30 am to 12:30 The lecture/discussion pro- pm. Hours for consigning mer- especially are needed, both on How has being a mother changed consignment and as donations. gram will be led by Kathy my career goals and job expecta- chandise in the Consignment Georgeson, ACSW and Barbara tions? How has my job changed Shop are 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Tax forms are given out for all Sacks, ACSW, both working my relationship with my hus- weekdays. Consignors may begin donations. Consignors receive 60 mothers who are staff members band? Am I doing everything — bringing in clothing for consign- percent of the selling price, with at Fair Oaks Hospital and who but doing nothing well? ment during the week of Sept. 9 the remaining 40 percent retained boih have a private practice in to 13. to the community through Junior psychotherapy and counseling. The Wednesday Evening Pro- Beth O'Connell of Summit is League projects. "We feel the media's descrip- gram Series is presented free of chairwoman of the Ways and The shop also operates a tion of the life of a working charge to the public on the third Means Committee of the Junior costume department in the base- mother is unrealistically rosy," Wednesday of the month. Future League. Business manager is Cin- ment under the management of said Sacks. "Though the satisfac- topics will include area resources dy Kellogg, also of Summit. Lyn Mackie. A large variety of tions are much discussed, there is for single women, menstruation Assisting the Ways and Means costumes are available for rental little indication of how hard it is and P.M.S., elective plastic Committee are al! active and to theater groups. to handle a family and a job al surgery, and parenting aging many sustaining Junior League The Thrift and Consignment the same time and how great the parents. volunteers who staff the shop. Shop is the only fund-raising ac- sacrifices are that a woman must The Resource Center for Coordinating the work of the tivity of the Junior League of make." Women is a non-profit, grass- many volunteers are thrift shop Summit, Inc. Georgeson agreed that many roots organization that offer managers Betty Alliaume of New Proceeds finance league pro- working mothers have difficulties educational and support services Providence; Nancie Martzloff, jects in Summit, New Pro- with this complex role. "They for women and provides oppor- Honora McGowan, and Mary vidence, Berkeley Heights, and should not feel alone in having tunities for networking and Lou Roux of Summit; and Con- Mountainside. problems or as though they are to friendship. For more information IDA STEWART of Estee Louder is featured in TV-36's fundraiser. signment Shop manager Mickie The league has provided fun- blame for this," she said. about the Center call 273-7253 Nelson of Summit. ding for the Summit Child Care Sacks and Georgeson will from 9 am to noon, Monday The 1983-86 year is the 52nd Center, the Community Pre- discussd common difficulties ex- through Friday. year of operation for the Thift School at St. John's, the League Cable TV 36 fundraiser to offer Shop and 34th year for the Con- of Women Voters, Reeves-Reed signment Shop. Both depart- Arboretum, the Resource Center makeovers by Estee Lauder ments offer quality clothing and for Women, Community Health Adult church school to study merchandise at greatly reduced Services of Overlook Hospital, TV-36 Communities-on-Cable Stewart espouses a positive at- prices. Children's Specialized Hospital 'What to Listen for in Music' Fall fundraiser features Ida titude about life and the Lauder The thrift shop is stocked with of Mountainside, the Summit Stewart of Estee Lauder Sept. 26 philosophy of self-esteem. donated clothing and household Symphony, the Summit YWCA, at Saks Fifth Avenue, Main and the Summit Speech School. SUMMIT — Dr. James Reserve a time for a personal items. As a public service, the reputation as a composer, per- Street, Millburn. makeover by sening a $20 check department also provides free us- The Junior League of Summit, Culver, chairman of the Music former, teacher and conductor. Department of Kent Place School The 62-year-old Lauder vice- to TV-36 Executive Director ed Girl Scout, Brownie, and Boy Inc., is a member of the Associa- president is an excellent example Kathy Hall at 70 Maple St., Sum- Scout uniforms. tion of Junior Leagues. and director of Music at the He holds Master's and Doctor's of a lifelong health and beauty mit, 07901. A champagne brunch United Methodist Church of degrees in organ performance regime. Stewart has been a and fashion show will begin at 10 Summit, will be the guest speaker and pedagogy from the Universi- special assistant to Mrs. Lauder am. for a three-week program, begin- ty of Iowa. In addition to for 24 years. She has a Bachelor's TV-36 board member Penny United Way to give kick-off dinner ning Sun., Sept. 8 at 9:45 am in teaching music theory, composi- Degree in Arts and a Master's in Barth of Summit is coordinator tion and music skills at Kent Health. for the fundraiser. United Way President Robert recognizing volunteers in Union Place School, he presently has H. Marik, Vice President, Public County. three choirs, a handbell ensemble Affairs at Merck & Company The dinner will be Thurs., and a chamber orchestra at the Inc., and the United Way ofSept. 12, at Town & Campus school. Salesmanship seminar Union County invite all of its Restaurant, 1040 Morris Avenue, As choral and instrumental friends and supporters to its Union. The event will begin with conductor for Silver Burdett 1985-86 Kick Off Dinner. a cocktail hour at 6:30 pm Publishing Company, he hasto be led by Mildred Partesi The dinner marks the beginn- followed by dinner at 7:30 pm. made over 300 educational recor- ing of the new campaign year to To attend, or for more infor- dings, which have sold 5 million SUMMIT — The New Jersey am. Enrollment is limited to 25 raise funds for 81 human care mation, contact the Communica- copies in the United States, Association of Women Business participants. agencies in the area. Featuring tions Department at the United England, Australia and NewOwners, Union Chapter is cpn- "The Magic is You" a multi- Way of Union County, 353-7171. Zealand. ducting a seminar on "Successful For details and registration, media slide presentation Cost of the dinner is $30.00. Prospecting." contact Brinkerhoff & There are over 100 composi- This all-day seminar will be Associates, Westfield, 233-2748. tions to Dr. Culver's credit, Sept. 21. It is designed for men MONGOOSE GT REDLINE PUCH GENERAL featuring organ works, choral an- and women whose livelihood thems, chamber music, choral depends on making successful ^ SINGERS BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL contatas, handbell works and str- sales. You are invited ing quartets. He has given many The session will be conducted MIYATAS& recitals in the United States and by Mildred Partesi, executive • to join the CENTURIANS in Europe. MASTERWORK CHORUS Dr. Jornps Culver diretor of Motivation Plus. s The public is invited to attend Partesi plans to include sugges- David Randolph, it.(u< tt the Fellowship Room of the this lecture series at the United tions about how to make cold tor! iffomljci p<-ff< irmuni.c-sul 15 t.o Methodist Church of Summit, Church. Dr. Culver's series calls; leads and referrals; how to IN STOCK ONLY marks the beginning of the Kent Place Blvd. and DeForest acquire and follow up on leads; Church's Adult Sunday School Avenue. and goals relating to prospecting. FULLY ASSEMBLED Messiah & WARRANTEED for the 1985-86 season. His first The cost of this special seminar is $85. at CAI^NtGK MAI I and topic will be '"What To Listen AVIWHSHd./HAII For in Music." I he second EVERYTHING in our political presentation on Sept. 15, is entitl- life tends to hide from us that Fee includes a continental l.'i'hfnrvils Wnl i.'vi", H 1!) :iu prt, CYCLE PALACE ed "A Composer's Life." On there is anything wiser than our breakfast, buffet lunch and after- ( f mi it-, < olid.)' • of M-JIII:. ordinary selves. noon refreshments. Seminar will f (,r if if' uri K jti( .it i EXPERT SERVICE & SALES Sept. 22 an organ concert and MAM! I.'WOW 21 Industrial Place, Summit • 273-0003 commentary in the Sanctuary of be at the Reeves-Reed Ar- September 12, 13, and 14 Wf1 mijinf^E' M o r e •* ;vif h t> sir i our**1 V* s' build needed tM at copper springs reduce !i>",l .tntiWi. tVV ullf • by JILL S ANTORIELLO concept of the mafia from a wire tap. any better than "Year of the His reporter calls him callous A» Tracy T», Ajfene U The most powerful film of the developed by the Chinese 1000 White's wife Connie finally Dragon" and the reason is main- and indifferent to raftering, and beautiful but hardly mesmerizing summer comes to us from direc- years ago when the familial leaves him after his neglect ly Mickey Rourke. Playing a role even White himself says lTd like as an actress, Somehow I ctnnot tor Michael Cimino (The Deer groupings were known as triads. becomes too much to bear; and that Clint Eastwood and Charles to be a nice guy, I just don't beUeve her rage, ft is purely Hunter), who with bis constant Sorry Don Corleone. Bronson have done a hundred know how to be nice." White's vocal. passion for realism, rivals even Stanley White (Mickey White has become professionally times, Rourke brings one dif- problem is he's the only nice guy John Lone plays handsome •Rambo-First Blood II" forRourke) is an old fashioned cop and sexually involved with a ference to his portrayal. He is an left in the police department. He Joey Tai wftji e^viltilny and bloody killings, in his new film from Brooklyn — in,short an television reporter, Tracy Tzu, actor. cannot resign himself to the way the smooth urbane rtvie of "YearoftoeDragon." honest one. A Vietnam vet who who he convinces to do a series of things are, and so he rolls over AdolpheMenJou. Granted "Year of the Dragon" reestablishes his own unwinnable Chinatown exposees on the news. Rourke slams, curses, shoots Chinatown like a tank to change is not for the squeamish, but it is White then goes against and tears up joints with the best them. for about anyone ejse who can Vietnam in Chinatown and then precinct orders and breaks all the of them — but he is also a man stomach the grim truths it ex- vows to win it, his scruples are rules. Breaking into gambling riddled from head to toe with The screenplay by Oliver Stone presses. Set in New York's amazingly nonexistent when it clubs with his reporter in tow and emotion. He loves his wife, and and Michael Cimino is ifrongand nice guys tiwoyi fln>:i hut. In Chinatown, it follows one man's comes to winning the war against making innumerable' arrests, he he is now starting to love the does a fine job of exploring the that case Nfickei- Ro'irke's Cap- crusade to clean up the Chinese crime. White even enlists the aid ruffles the violent feathers of reporter — but somehow because relationships in the film even tain White is the biggest mafia which has been terrorizing of two Chinese speaking nuns to Joey Tai, the mafia lord he is out of his obsession to clean up when it would seem most atten- •* • •:+. on the face of the ear- the local merchants and tourists. hold up in an abandoned apart- to destroy. Chinatown, he manages to hurt tion should be given to the ac- th. < ,. •• '• Bet you didn't know that the ment and decipher drug Jingo This kind of film doesn't get many of the people he loves. tion. • j' Enough said? 'Windy Gt/ at Paper Mill Austrian consul general to be MILLBURN - "Windy Ci- Twentieth Century." She also guest at 'An evening in Vienna' ty," a new musical, will open the appeared in Paper Mill's produc- 1985-86 season at the Paper Mill tion of "Side By Side By Son- FLORHAM PARK - Heidi "There will be a prize for the Playhouse. dheim." Beller of Watchung who it the most authentic costunW' she Based on the Ben "Windy City," with music by Swiss-German Countess Horten- adds, "which Dr. ; Winkler- Hecht/Charles MacArthur com- Tony Macaulay and lyrics b y sia Z. de Caspar von der Trabe, Campagna. our honored guest, edy, The Front Page, "Windy Ci- Dick Vosburgh, revolves around will wear an authentic Austrian wiU judge"" ty" will run from Sept. 18 the raucous goings-on in a dress for Opera at Florham's To set the tine for a festive through Oct. 27. Chicago newsroom in the 1920's. "An Evening in Vienna." evening of Viennese food, vine Gary Sandy is best known to The Paper Mill production will mark the East Coast premiere Greeting guests with her will be and sou and dancing, round audiences as a star of "WKRP in the Consul General of Austria, tables wl be placed about the Cincinnati," the popular televi- and will be directed and choreographed by David H. Bell. Dr. Helga Winkler-Campagna,, gracious 100-foot hail which will sion series still being shown on re- who will also be in her native be colorfully decorated with runs. Prior to that he was a This production of "Windy Ci- costume when the Mansion Austrian flits, flowers, and red leading player on the daytime ty" is made possible in part by ballroom of the former and white balloons. A buffet with series "As The World Turns," support of the Paper Mill Vandebrjlt-Twombly estate at wine will be served, "Another World," and "The Playhouse Guild and the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. Falrleigh Dickinson University's Accompanied by • Viennese Secret Storm." Florham-Madison Campus is trio, soprano Alice Hehjeson, a Holgate last starred on Broad- Performance times for "Win- transformed into an Austrian long-time favorite of Opera at way in "42nd Street." He also dy City" are Wed. through Sun. wine garden Sept. 21. Florham audiences, and tenor created the role of Richard Henry at 8 pm with matinees Sat. and The public is invited to attend Bill Anderson will perform well- Lee in the Broadway musical Sun. at 3 pm and Thurs., 2 pm. this gala occasion, Lenfell Hall, known solo? and duets by Karl "1776," won a Tony, and Tickets range from $14 to $28. 7:30 pm. Mullocker, Carl Zeller, Johann recreated the role in the film ver- Visa and MasterCard are ac- Strauss, Erich Kalman and Franz sion. cepted. Group rates and Student The celebration, which opens Lehar. Anderson has had more Kaye recently wowed Broad- Rush are available. For tickets Opera at Florham's 1985-1986 than 20 years experience in the way audiences when she stepped and additional information call season, "will be a wonderfully Viennese repertory in Austria, in to replace the leading lady in the Paper Mill Playhouse Box Office, 376-4343. elegant, though informal, even- Germany and Switzerland. In the Hal Prince musical "On the ing of music, wine and flowers," Austrian fashion, singers will said Beller, chairwoman of the stroll among the tables. Music for event. Beller encourages the au- dancing will also be provided, Display of mugs at library dience to join her in wearing For more information, call Austrian costumes to the event. 377-8733. SUMMIT — Mugs depicting Franklin Mint. literary characters will be ex- Among the characters depicted hibited in the display case during are such favorites as Don Quix- Players to stage Twelfth Night' the month of September at the ote, Sherlock Holmes, Robin GARY SANDY of television's "WKRP in Clncinnatti" will star in the Paper Mill Free Public Library. Each mug is Hood, Falstaff, and more. The mugs nave been lent to the Playhouse production of "Windy City," a new musical. Call 376-4343 for Shakespeare's "Twelfth thwarted hopes, mistaken iden- hand-painted and unique and was tickei*. - i made either at the Royal Doulton Library by Avonne Rosenthal of Night" will be staged by Players, tities, and identities pretended. plant in England or at the Summit • a student run theatre group at Characters fall in and out of love; Montclair State College, Wed., they chase their dreams, and Sept. 18 through Sat., Sept. 21, 8 catch up with what is true in each New Jersey Chamber Music Society launches twelfth season pm in the Studio Theatre, adja- of them. cent to Memorial Auditorium. Tickets are $4.50 ($3.30, senior citizens and $2.50, students). The rich and characteristic K 171. Works by Bartok and Elizabeth Competition this spring Ave., Upper Montclair. A 2:15 pm matinee perfor- Moszkowski will highlight and an artist member of NJCMS mance will be given on Fri., Sept. More information and ticket mixture of the rare and the More information may be ob- 20. reservations may be obtained by familiar will signal the opening of violinists Kawasaki and Yajima, since 1982 will be featured on the tained by writing the New Jersey "Twelfth Night," contacting Players, 893-5159, or the New Jersey Chamber Music and the stringers will be joined by Society's December offering. Chamber Music Society, 57 the box office, 746-9120. Hours Society's twelfth season on Fri- Silk in the Piano Quintet in E This year's "Society Shakespeare's delightful high Lloyd Road, Montclair 07042, or comedy, profound as it is funny, are 10 am to 5 pm Monday day, Oct. 4,8:30pm. flat, opus 44, by Robert Spotlight" will be Jan. 19, pair- by calling Linda Baker, 746-6068. through Friday after Sept. 9. A recipient of the New Jersey Schumann. ing the internationally acclaimed creates a world of love, disguise, State council on the Arts' 1986 One of the season's highlights tenor George Shirley with pianist Artistic Focus Award, NJCMS will be the appearance with the Bernice Silk in an afternoon performs a seven-event Montclair Society on March 16 of the devoted to the art of song. subscription series under the ar- Tokyo Quartet. This marks the Subscriptions to the seven con- tistic direction of flutist Peggy first collaboration of the quartet, cert season, extending from Oc- Schecter and pianist BerniceSilk. considered to be one of the tober to May and supported in For the opening, flutist world's finest, with Society part by the National Endowment Schecter will be heard with regulars in a concert which will for the Arts as well as by the New violinists Masao Kawasaki and climax with Brahms' beloved Jersey State Council on the Arts, Hiroko Yajima, violist Maureen Viola Quintet in G Major, opus are $48. Gallagher and cellist Gerald Ap- 111. Violinist Ik-Hwan Bae, All concerts are at Union Con- pleman in Mozart's Quintet in C, silver medalist at Brussels' Queen gregational Church, 176 Cooper What are modern craftsmen up to? The Summit Art Center will Jersey State Council on the Barbara Seid, Jenet Sipress, host "New Jersey Craft Art'85", Arts/Dept. of State and the Sum- Susan Eisen, Shellie Jacobson, an exhibition featuring selected mit Art Center, the exhibition is Vicki Lederman, Barbara Schaff, works by the 18 recipients of the designed to show modern New Byron Temple, Molly Walker, New Jersey State Council on the Jersey craft art. Carole Lane, Henri Leighton, Arts fellowships for 1984-85, in Bob Place and Diane Lomis the Palmer Galleries, Sept. 14 Artists included are Helen Wolfe, and Joseph Sulzberg. through Oct. 20. Phillips Cole, Judy B. Dales, Several pieces from each artist's Lore Lindenfeld, Kuniiko recent work have been selected Co-sponsored by the NewMurashima, Josiane St. Jacques, for the show. An opening reception will be conducted Fri., Sept. 13, 6 to 9 GARDEN STATE BALLET — Adult ballet classes will be offered this fall by Garden State Bollet, 6 South St., Morristown. pm. The public is invited to at- Call 538-6444 for information and registration. tend and to meet the artists im<\ members vS the State Council on the Arts. Docent tours may be arranged by calling 273-9121. Photos by Anne Ross at Morristown gallery Gallery hours are noon to 4 pin weekdays and 2 to 4 pin The Metropolitan Gallery in large laser print shows flowers Metropolitan Gallery. Also a weekends. Morristown will feature a selec- cascading from a stone wall in photography curator and in- The Summit Art Centei is tion of color prints by Summit The Cotswolds, England. structor, Ross originated and located at 68 Film Si , Summit. phoiogiaphic artist Anne Ross Included in private and cor- headed the photography depart- Liz Kent, Ann Kclsey and Kikti dm ing the month of September. porate collections, Ross' work in ment at Kent Place School in Fukui, residents of New Pio- color has recently appeared in Summit. videnced and Summit, ;IK- All Cibachromes, plus a "The Great Swamp" exhibit at curators of this show. 30x40" color laser print, the Ross the Morris Museum of Arts and Anne Ross' photographs may photographs depict the outdoors Sciences in Morristown, in a one- be viewed at the Metropolitan as a source of energetic color and person show at Swain Galleries in Gallery, 80 South St., Mor- Experienced singers graphic form. Among her titles ristown, daily from 9:30 am to 6 are "Nantucket Buoys," Plainfield and the invitational pm; Wednesdays to 7 pm and "Golden Pond," "Cloud Sta- group show, "Photography '85: Saturdays to 4 pm. For more to be choraled tion" and "Blue Window." The Part II" mounted by details, call 267-5010. SUMMIT — The Summit Chorale has openings for ex- perienced singers in its soprano, 'Extraordinary Entertainment' by Aldens alto and tenor sections. All iritnesied experience-1 SUMMIT — "The Aldens - sensory perception into a funfill- and run approximately 45 singcis ma> telephone 635-554;; Ei.S.P. lot Extraordinary Enter- ed audience participation pro- minutes. The public is invited to or respond to P.O. Box 265, tainment" will be the topic for gram. attend at no charge. Summit 07901 to arrange an St. Teresa of Avila's Rosary The Aldens' E.S.P. show is Ange Masi is program chair- audition. Society at its first meeting of the family entertainment that is woman in charge of ar- Rehearsals for the Tall season season on Sepi. 16 in Memorial suitable for all age groups, from rangements. The Rosarians will begin on Tues., Sept. 17, 7:45 pm Hall. eight year-olds to 80 year-olds. gather in the church at 7:30 pm "OCTAGON MOSAIC," hand-pieced quilt by Judy B. Dales, is included in a New in Barnwell Hall, Christ Church, Bernard and Anne Alden are a The program is a blend of prior to the meeting for recitation Jersey Craft Art'85 exhibit ot the Summit Art Center, 68 Elm St., Summit. The corner of Springfield and New husband and wife i.-am whomystery and merriment. of the rosary and Benediction of show will run Sept. 14 through Oct. 20. England Avenues. weave the mysteries of extra- The show will start at 8:15 pm the Blessed Sacrament. The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch Saturday, September 7,1905 Page 6 Dispatt ll Serving Berkeley Heights, Murray Hill and New Providence Since 195O TH£ Author of historical romances to speak at BH Woman's Club about publishing BERKELEY HEIGHTS — of "Risen Glory" and co-author be the guest speaker at the initial Susan Elizabeth Phillips, author of "The Copcland Bride," will fall meeting fo the Woman's Club of Berkeley Heights on Tues., Sept. 17 at noon at Westminster Presbyterian Chur- ch, 72S Mountain Ave. She will offer her view of the publishing world today with emphasis on the romantic novel. Phillips' first historical romance, "The Copeland Bride," was written with Claire Kiehl Lefkowitz under the pseudonym Justine Cole. A bestseller, the work was praised by one reviewer as "one of the finest books of the season.'' Her second book, "Risen Glory," also received plaudits. "Romantic Times" wrote: "Ms. Phillips has the knack for fine characterization and a deep understanding of human nature ... A highly entertaining, lively and loving story." After receiving her Bachelor of SCHOOL DAYS — Waiting for doors to open on the first day of school ore, from left: Jdmie Petroglia, Derek Pines, Fine Arts degree in Theatre from Blake Jarrell, Kevin Pepper, Sheryl Kantrowitz and Katherine Forrington, all third graders at Allen W. Roberts School. Ohio University, Phillips did New Providence. post-graduate work at the University of Iowa. She has ap- peared on "AM Philadelphia," BH Teachers' strike averted as school and has ben interviewed on several radio programs throughout the United States. opens; Superintendent Clausen is optimistic She currently resides in Belle Meade. By JAMES BRIDGE III if the Committee deems the ac- Clausen also declined to com- Copies of "Risen Glory" will tion necessary. ment directly upon the issues. AUTHOR SUSAN'ELIZABETH PHILLIPS is speaker for the Woman's Club of be available at the Woman's Club A teachers strike was narrowly Raymond Sugalski, chairman When reached at his office Friday Berkeley Heights' Sept. 17 meeting, noon at Westminster Presbyterian Church, meeting which the author will averted Wednesday morning of the Teachers's Association morning he said he was optimistic 725 Mountain Avenue. (Photo by Bart Ehrenberg.) personally autograph. when members of the Berkeley negotiating team, confirmed that that there would be no strike. He Heights Teachers' Association no decision to strike could be tempered his optimism with one met with the local Board of reached. He added that no qualifier: to his knowledge no Education representatives until guarantees could be issued that resolution had been achieved. Let your family make you famous! 4:30 am. The meeting had begun there would be no strike. Beyond Tuesday evening. The executive that Mr. Sugalski would offer no Both sides are scheduled to talk AREA — Do you have a desk (free hair cut - Westfieid), Rialto Family Sexuality Month. committee of the Berkeley comment. Mr. Sugalski teaches further at the Board meeting on full of new school supplies? Theater (Westfieid), Friendly Ice Essays will be judged for Heights Teachers' Association 5th grade at Woodruff School. Monday the 9th at 8 pm. The Get out your new pencils and Cream cones and Reese's Pieces originality, appropriateness to has been empowered by the meeting will be held in the notebook paper, write an essay Sundaes, large pizzas at Ferraro's theme, readability and age level. membership to issue a strike call Superintendent Burling cafeteria of Columbia School. about your family and take home (Westfieid) and cookies from one of 10 great prizes. Grigsby Nut Kitchen. Entries must include name, ad- Sponsored by Planned Paren- dress, telephone number and Entrants age 12 and under are category. Entries should be neat- Hospital hospice seeks volunteers for thood of Union County Area, the asked to write an essay of SO focus of the Contest is on the ly written or typed and be words or less; entrants age 13 to postmarked no later than Sept. family working together — 18,100 words or less. bereavement support service "Children and Parents 23, 1985. Mail entries to Essay Together." Suggested topics are What My Contest, PPUCA, 203 Park SUMMIT — The Hospice Medieval history care, many patients prefer to be Winners will be awarded Family Means To Me, How My Avenue, Plainfield 07060. Home Care program at Overlook Hospice care has a long history in the familiar rarrouffiffngs of tickets and/or gift certificates to Family Communicates, and My Htftfpital, which aids families car- dating from medieval times, Family Portrait. Planned Parenthood is a their home with family and Great Adventure, Records R Us reproductive health care agency ing for terminally ill patients in when hospices were established friends. (Plainfield), Color Analysis, Winning entries will be which offers confidential con- the home, is in need of volunteers by religious communities. To that end, the hospice pro- Hills Ice Cream Store displayed at the Plainfield traceptive services to women of for bereavement support service. Today, hospice has come to gram at Overlook Hospital pro- (Westfieid), Baron's Drug Store Library during the month of Oc- all ages according to ability to Bereavement volunteers pro- mean a way of helping the ter- vides patients and their families (Weitfield). Headlines Salon tober in celebration of National pay. vide supportive care in the form minally ill live each day to the with professional guidance and of phone calls and occasional fullest. support to manage patient care visits to families after the death When comfort measures are safely and comfortably in the of the patient. the most appropriate form of home. To prepare volunteers for this service, those interesteed are ask- ed to attend a four-session train- South St. improvements to start ing course on Mondays from 7- 8:30 pm. The next course will NEW PROVIDENCE — For will begin on all new traffic begin at Overlook on September 90 days starting Sept. 9 county signals for the intersection. 30. and private workers will be im- In addition, Mr. Fitter said the To become a trained Hospice proving the South Street, Moun- county planned to widen the in- volunteer, call the hospice office, tain Avenue, Glenside Road in- tersection. 522-2846, weekdays, 8:30 am to 4 tersection. New Providence Police will be pm. Bill Fitter, New Providence responsible for traffic control at Registration deadline for the Public Works director, said work the intersection, said Mr. Fitter. training program is Sept. 16. Seniors look vacation in the Catskills Library display NEW PROVIDENCE - A and History course will be taught vacation in the Catskills, at the by Professor Riva Helfond. features England Granit Hotel, will begin Sept. 9 A Senior Golf Tournament will for local senior citizens. be hosted Sept. 20 by the Pen- NEW PROVIDENCE — An Members of New Providence's brook Golf Club, Basking Ridge. estimated 3 million Americans Senior Citizens Center who at- Ed Lieder has arranged for din- are expected to tour England this tend may enjoy golf, swimming, ner to be served at the center; year! London, the capital, is rich hiking and simply relaxing in the with awards will be given to win- in pageantry and cultural life. mountain air. ners. Beyond the city, the countryside Senior school days will being Plans are under way for the an- offers lots of surprises. Sept. 16. Union County College nual senior center flea market to There are small villages, nar- will offer a course at the center be conducted at the center Oct. 5. row lanes edged with hedgerows, under the leadership of Dr. Oscar October activities will include a centuries-old university towns, Fishstein. An Art Appreciation fall foliage outing. churches, castles, palaces and A ONE—CAR CRASH July 24 on Springfield Avenut left driver Potrick J. Federico of Hillside with head and leg in- stately homes. There is no place juries and o bruised chest. The crash wos reported to the New Providence Police Department at 1:05pm. quite like England for charm! Federico wos released from the hospital within 24 hours of the crash. He told Patrolmen Wayne Maurer and Eric Nobbs, The New Providence Memorial YMCA af terschool activities who responded to the coll, that his steering had locked, causing him to crash into a tree by the side of the rood. Library during the month of September, will focus on visits to AREA — Beginning 1985, is being accepted now at the that country with an array of col- September 1985, the Berkeley New Providence/Berkeley City officials invite NP residents to cocktail party lectibles and mementoes gathered Heights/New Providence YMCA Heights YMCA, 340 Central by a local family of Anglophiles. will initiate a new program Avenue, New Providence. For a Included are commemoratives of designed to meet the specific brochure or more information, NEW PROVIDENCE - In addition to her duties as call Theresa Formisano at the 1937 coronation of King childcare needs of workine call 464-8373 between 9 am and 1 Mayor Weidcli and Council clerk, she also served as secretary Borough Hall, 665 1400 for George VI and HM Queen parents. Afterschool Activities pm weekdays. President Irwin will co-chair a to the Board of Adjustment, reservations. Elizabeth and the 1953 corona- will operate on site in the Gillette retirement cocktail panv for Planning Board and Board of tion of Queen Elizabeth II. and Millington elementary borough clerk Lorraine Schaffer- Health. Each month, the GFWC schools, Monday through Friday 'Where there's noth. Mayor Weideli and Mrs. Irwin Chen receives Woman's Club of New Pro- from 2:40 pm through 6 pm. Lorraine has been a part of invite the many friends of Lor- vidence provides a different Children remain in their own smoke../ borough government for 30 raine to join them Sat., Sept. 14, honors from Bell display in the showcase. Contact school — in familiar surroun- years, and has witnessed many at the Paca Club to wish Lorraine Library Liaisons Joan Conklin at dings— and are met by a YMCA NEW PROVIDENCE — changes. well. Interested citizens should Yu Ssu Chen of Murray Hill is 464-1284 or Anne Baldwin at staff person who will provide a Singles of all- ages will gather on one of 27 engineers and scientists 464-8919 if you have a collection homelike atmosphere and super- Oct. 11 and 12 to hear author, Boyd Hoglund is coordinator at AT&T Bell Laboratories, Mur- or hobby to share with our com- vise meaningful activities and lecturer and counselor Jim ray Hill, who have been named to munity. give homework assistance. In Smoke at the Presbyterian order to maintain continuity for Church for church's tri-state communications receive the company's children and parents, the YMCA Distinguished Technical Staff will schedule activities at the Y Jim Smoke's topics of lecture Boyd Hoglund of Berkeley volunteer. His job will entail Award. Craft show openings facility in New Providence on and small group discussion will be: building your identity; Heights has been named coor coordinating local communica- The award program was NEW PROVIDENCE — The those days when there is a school dinator of the tri-state public tions of such activities as musical holiday or early closing. building relationships; the care established by AT&T Bell local GFWC Woman's Club will and feeding of your spirituality; communications for The Church productions. Boy Scout events, Laboratories in 1982 to honor host its fourth annual Craft Show Jane Kimidy, director of the sexuality and singleness; of Jesus Christ of Latter-day genealogical workshops, family technical staff members with 10 at Lincoln Municipal Complex, Berkeley Heights/New Pro- loneliness; and life changes — Saints. preparedness seminars, and other or more years of experience who Academy Street, Sat., Oct. 19, 10 vidence YMCA, is in charge of you can fly! Preregistration is Hoglund and his wife, community events. have made significant and sus- am to 4 pm. Afterschool Activities. Mrs. necessary; the fee for this LaDene, own and operate B&L Assistng Hoglund will be tained individual contributions to Interested area crafters may Kimidy holds a degree in social weekend is $20. Phone the church World Travel in Berkeley James Parker of Berkeley the company's telecommunica- reserve display space by calling work from James Madison office for a registration form. Heights. Heights, coordinator of tri-state tions research and development Alice Johnson (464-7964) or Con- University and, as a Y pro- Deadline for registration is Oct. Hoglund is also employed by activities, and Robert Coleman work. Since the award program's nie Mruk (464-7938), co- fessinoal for five years, has 1. This retreat is sponsored by J.C. Penney as a technology of New Providence, coordinator inception nearly 600 employees chairwomen of the event, or developed and supervised many Focus One, the singles ministry training manager. of tri-state Spanish communica- have been named to receive the Mary Stasiuk, club president, successful programs for children. of the Presbyterian Church at Hoglund will serve as a tions. award. 464-7351. Registration for September, New Providence. The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch Satarday, September 7,1 W5 Page 7 Dispatcn Serving Berkeley Heights. Murray Hill and New Providence Since 195O —sports* slack are junior Ruth Almeida Berkeley Height* is listed for Coach seeks improvement for Highlander hockey and sophomore Nicole Mde. an opener with Chatham Both wens starting on the for- Township on September 17th, By ART POLAKOWSH "We get our share of quality than has sometimes been the case who's perhaps the team's most ward line by the end of last fall. but Valenti think, that'll be Berkeley Heights field hockey athletes/' relates Valenti, "and in the past, and that's a primary talented field player, from ' Other girls expected to help up changed to a scrimmage. Which Coach Hope Valenti believes her we've been a competitive team. reason Valenti anticipates an im- halfback to a link position, but front are seniors Vanessa Andrew would make the first match a team has the potential to improve Even when we haven't woo often proved campaign. there are enough able girls to take and lisa Rose and sophomore September 20th home encounter on last autumn's 3-9-3 record as like last year, we were still in vir- The Highlanders start with an up the defensive slack. Seniors Paula Kent. The last is a first- against Mendham. the Highlanders began pre-season tually every game. We play a fair- experienced goalie as junior Diane DiMare and Cheryl time-out athlete whom Valenti practice this week. Now in her ly tough schedule, and our final Denise Nfitterando has been star- Galante were backfield starters recruited while coaching softbatl. PUBLIC NOTICE seventh season at the hockey win-loss record reflects that." ting in the varsity net since mid- last autumn, while Linda The Highlander mentor is a helm, Valenti is in a tough The Regional coach adds that way through ha freshman year. Eickenmeyer was a reserve who three-sport head coach, as she AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR- coaching spot as she handles a her program has turned out some "We expect to be a solid defen- should now fit into the starting also handles the girls' swimming • DIKANCE ADOPTED JULY 2nd, 19B5 TO team which must compete for fine players, but there haven't sive team," projects Valenti, lineup. Sophomores Karen Schofi team in the winter. CREATE A LOCAL ENFORCING AGENCY players with Berkeley's very suc- always been enough of them to "and Denise is obviously a key and Noel Ciferni could also get PURSUANT TO THE STATE FIRE CODE AND cessful girls' stycer program. But factor in that regard." involved down that end of the TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN FEES ANO PER- put together a truly formidable PUBLIC NOTICE MITS. the hockey mentor refuses to use lineup. This season's squad con- The coach plans on moving field. WHEREAS, the Uniform Fire Safety Act, that as any kind of excuse. tains more veteran performers sophomore Diane Eickenmeyer, Offensively Valenti notes the (P.L. 1963, C.3B3Jwas enacted far the REFUNDING BOND ORDINANCE PRO- purpose of MtabNthkity Q system for tht loss of Alison Beck, the squad's VIDING FOR PAYMENT OF AMOUNTS OW- Wnorconttnt of tntninwn) firt softly stotv second-leading scorer as a junior ING TO BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES doros throughout tht Stott of Htw INC. AS A RESULT OF A TAX APPEAL IN last term. Beck's family has mov- JtVtafcV tVld Turnout down for NP harriers AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY WHEREAS, the Uniform Fire Safety Act ed to Virginia. The gals the coach HEIGHTS, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW outhorited municipalities to provide for underclassmen have chosen not What's left is a thin, inex- JERSEY APPROPRIATING (635,000 By ART POLAKOWSKI expects to take up the scoring Iju^J mittII.II ai.ia.il ftnA 4M ••IHIIII.II IMMI to be involved this fall. Steve perienced squad whose best run- THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- HXXM enTarcenienT ana TO OSIQMWI Moot New Providence cross country SUANCE Of $635,000 BONDS OR NOTES Coach Rod Peterson finds Bilbrey and Dave Chen were the ner might be a senior out for the enforcement agencies for that purpose, third and fourth runners as first time. The Pioneers are PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE TOWNSHIP FOR FINANCING PART and himself on opposite ends of the Of THE COST THEREOF. WHEREAS, It Is In the best interest of spectrum when discussing his two juniors, and neither is out for the scheduled to open their season AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP the munielfrollty of Berkeley Heights to squads this autumn. Peterson, team now. September 24th at Roselle Park. CHAPTER 1MARTICLES \ COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF have the Uniform Fire Safely Act enforced who does double-duty guiding OF THE CODE OF THE BERKELEY HEIGHTS, IN THE COUNTY OF NGQtty j ond TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY UNION, NEW JERSEY (not leu than two- WHEREAS, ttwBerkeleyJJtWitt both the boy and girl harrier PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HEIGHTS ENTITLED VEHICLE thirds of all members thereof affirmative- Volunteer Fire Deportment hoi ogrood to crews, is anticipating a highly AND TRAFFIC ly concurring) AS FOLLOWS: the plon, which is set forth herein, for the TOWNSHIP OF TOWNSHIP OF Section I. The Township of Berkeley administration ond enforcement of the successful campaign for the NP Heights, in the County of Union, New BERKELEY HEIOHTS BERKELEY HEIGHTS BE AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by the Uniform Fire Safety Code, ond gals who have virtually everyone Jersey ii hereby authorized to pay an ag- UNION COUNTY. NJ UNION COUNTY. NJ Township Committee of the Township of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED gregate amount not exceeding $635,000 returning from a strong 1984 NOTICE OF FINAL PASSAGE NOTICE OF FINAL PASSAGE Berkeley Heights, County of Union and ANO ENACTED by the Mayor ond Township for amounts owed by the Township to Bell club. But the outlook for the State of New Jersey, that Article 5, Committee of the Township of Berkeley Telephone Laboratories Inc., in regard to An ordinance amending the municipal An ordinance to amend the salary or- Subsection B, entitled "No left turn shall Heights, in the County of Union and State boys' team isn't nearly so bright. property located at 600 Mountain Avenue land use ordinance of the Township of dinance of the Township of Berkeley be permitted:", of Chapter 109 of the of New Jeney, os foNews: The Pioneers have only six in the Township constituting Mock 3701, Berkeley Heights, being the land use pro- Code of the Township of Berkeley I. LOCAL BfffiCflHtflT Heights. Lot 1 on the Township Tox Mops, for guys out for cross country right cedures ordinance of Berkeley Heights. Heights, entitled "Turn Prohibitions" be Pursuant to sectionl 1 (eleven) of the I, Gertrude Gonnelli, Township Clerk of taxes levied against such property by the Uniform Fire Safety Act (P.L. 1983, now, and Peterson isn't overly I, Gertrude Gonntlli, Township Clerk of the Township of Berkeley Heights, Union amended to odd the following: Township. The omount appropriated c.383) the New Jersey Uniform Fire Code optimistic about adding to that the Township of Berkeley Heights, Union County, New Jersey, hereby certify that (S) From northbound Diamond Hill Rood herein is in addition to the sum of shall be locally enforced In the Township County, New Jersey, hereby certify that the above entitled ordinance was adopted onto the romp entrance to westbound In- $308,000 held by the Township in a number. It isn't that New Pro- or Mnieiey nanann. the obove entitled ordinance was adopted on Final Passage by the Township Commit- terstate Highway 78. reserve far such purpose. • 7. AGENCY OtSIGNATION vidence hasn't experienced any on Final Passage by the Township Commit- tee of the Township of Berkeley Heights This Ordinance as amended shall take Section 2. An aggregate amount not ThilocoTenforclngogency shall be the recent success in the sport. On the tee of the Township of Berkeley Heights at their meeting held September 3,1985. effect immediately after publication and at their meeting held September 3,1985. passoge according to law. exceeding $15,000 for Items of expense Bureau of Fire Prevention In the Berkeley contrary, the Pioneers won their listed in and permitted under N.J.S.A. Heights Volunteer Fire Deportment. GERTRUDE GONNELII INTRODUCED this 3rd day of division of the Mountain-Valley 40A:2-5l(b) has been Included in the ag- GERTRUDE GONNELLI Township Clerk September, 1985. gregate principal amount of refunding ThetaoTenforcemsnt agency shall en- Conference a year ago while Township Clerk Township of Berkeley Heights bonds authorized herein. force the Uniform Fire Safety Act and the finishing with an overall 7-5 Township of Berkeley Heights Dispatch: September 7,1985 $6.44 JANET R. PRINCE codes and regulations adopted under it in Section 3. In order to finance the cost Dispatch: September 7,1985 j6 44 Chairman (Mayor) all buildings, structures ond premises record in dual meets. of the project described in Section 1 Township Committee within the established boundaries of Last fall's five top runners in- hereof, negotiable refunding bonds are NOTICE OF HEARING ATTEST: Berkeley Heights other thon owner- hereby authorized to be issued in the prin- cluded three graduated seniors, TOWNSHIP OF GERTRUDE GONNELII occupied one and two family dwellings, cipal amount of $635,000 pursuant to the but the disappointing news was BERKELEY HEIGHTS Township Clerk and shall faithfully comply with the re- Local Bond Law. that the two leading NOTICE OF HEARING PLANNING BOARD Dispatch: September 7,1985 quirements of the Uniform Fire Safety Act TOWNSHIP OF SEPTEMBER 23,1985-8:00 PM Section 4. In anticipation of the is- and the Uniform Fire Code. BERKELEY HEIGHTS suance of the refunding bonds, negotiable BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ TOWNSHIP OF jjUFEHAZyDUSES MUNICIPAL BUILDING bond anticipation notes ore hereby PUBLIC NOTICE BERKELEY HEIGHTS The local enforcing agency established 29 PARK AVENUE authorized to be issued pursuant to and TAKE NOTICE that on MONDAY, UNION COUNTY, NJ by section 2 of this ordinance shall carry BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ within the limitations prescribed by the SEPTEMBER 23, 1985, 8:00 PM in the NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION out the periodic inspections of life hazard NOTICE OF HEARING Municipal Building, 29 Park Avenue, Re: Block 1901 Local Band Law. All refunding band an- ticipation notes issued hereunder shall uses required by the Uniform Fire Code on TOWNSHIP OF Berkeley Heights, NJ, a PUBLIC HEARING Lots 35 and 39 Zone OR NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the mature at such times as may be determin- behalf of the Commissioner of Depart- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ will be held by the Planning Board of the foregoing ordinance was introduced an ed by the chief financial officer, provided ment of Community Affairs, Township of Berkeley Heights for an Ap- TAKE NOTICE that the Planning Board First Reading at a Regular Meeting of the that no note shall mature later than one 5. ORGANIZATION TAKE NOTICE that on MONDAY, plication for Development. of the Township of Berkeley Heights will Township Committee of the township of year from its date. The notes shall bear The local enforcing agency established SEPTEMBER 23, 1985,'6:00 PM in the The premises in question is shown as conduct a public hearing at 8:00 PM on Berkeley Heights, County of Union, State interest at such rate or rates and be in by section 2 of this ordinance shall be a Municipal Building, 29 Pork Avenue, Block No. 1901, Lots Nos. 35 and 39 on September 23, 1985, or as soon of New Jersey, on September 3, 1985, such form as may be determined by the part of the Berkeley Heights Volunteer Berkeley Heights, NJ, a PUBLIC HEARING the Tax Maps of the Township of Berkeley thereafter as the application may be and that said ordinance shall be submitted chief financial officer. The chief financial Fire Deportment and shall be under the will be held by the Plonning Board of the Heights and is more commonly known as heard, at the Berkeley Heights Municipal for consideration and final passage at the officer shall determine oil matters in con- direct supervision and control of the Fire Township of Berkeley Hejghti far an Ap- I CO Locust Avenue. Building for the purpose of hearing a re- Public Hearing to be held on October 1, - nectiOn with notes issued pursuant to this Official who shall report to the Fire Chief. plication for Development. The applicant, DUN & BRADSTREET quest by, Dun * Bradstreet, Inc. for-MM 1985, at 8:15 pm', at the Municipal ordinance, and the County Treasurer's NTMEHT OF FIRE OFFICIAL seeking site plan approval for internal plan approval to permit the interior Building, 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley The premises in question is shown as signature upon the notes shall be con- r Fire Official shall be appointed by renovations and construction of a new renovation of an existing building at the Heights, New Jersey, at which time and Block No. 1901, Lots Nos. 55 and 56 on clusive evidence as to all such determina- the Township Committee of the Township the Tax Maps of the Township of Berkeley chiller, including waivers as follows: (I) Locust Avenue site, Block 1901, Lot 35, place any person interested therein will tions. All notes issued hereunder may be of Berkeley Heights upon the recommen- Heights and is more commonly known as Proper scale, (2) Written use plan, (3) and for approval of a site plan modifica- be given an opportunity to be heard con- renewed from time to time, but all such dation of the Fire Chief. Stanford Drive. Driveway conformations, (4) Traffic Im- tion to permit the installation of a 320 cerning said ordinance. notes including renewals shall mature ond 6B. TERMS OF OFFICE pact Analysis, (5) Surface water runoff ton chiller in the westerly side yard of The applicant, INDEVCON ASSOCIATES be paid no later than the fifth anniversary calculations, (6) Location of gas utility Block 1901 Lot 35. The Fire Offlciarand Fire Inspectors seeking site plan approval to construct a GERTRUDE GONNELLI date of the original notes, provided, service, (7) Environmental Impact State- The application, plans and supporting shall serve for a term of one year. Any distribution center and requests a waiver Township Clerk however, that no notes shall be renewed ment and (8) Construction details. documents filed by the applicant will be vacancies shall be filled for unexpired for concrete curb. Township of beyond the first or any succeeding an- available for public inspection at the of- terms. The Fire Official ond Fire In- A copy of said SITE PUN hos been filed A copy of said SITE PUN hos been filed $20.74 Berkeley Heights niversary date of the original notes unless. fice of the Secretary of the Planning spectors shall be removed from office with the Secretary of the Planning Board with the Secretary of the Planning Board an amount of such notes, at least equal to Board, Berkeley Heights Municipal during the terms of appointment only for of the Township of Berkeley Heights and of the Township of Berkeley Heights and the first legally payable installment of the Building, 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley good cause shown and only after having is available for public inspection in the is available for public inspection in the bonds in anticipation of which the notes Heights, New Jersey during regular been offered a hearing upon any charges Engineering Office, 29 Park Avenue, rear, Engineering Office, 29 Pork Avenue, rear, Agenda Item No. 26 are issued, determined in accordance with business hours. before the Township Committee of Berkeley Heights, NJ, between the hours Berkeley Heights, NJ, between the hours AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND the maturity schedule for the bonds op- Berkeley Heights. of 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday of 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday This notice is served in accordance with CHAPTER 109 ARTICLE 2 proved by the Local Finance Board, is paid fiCJ.BE INSPECTORS AND EMPLOYE)YEE! S through Friday. through Friday. the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40:55D-12 OF THE CODE OF THE and retired on or before such anniversary Such Fire Inspectors and other Objectors may appear in person at the Objectors may appear in person at the and the Municipal Land Use Procedures TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY date, and provided, further, that the employees os may be necessary in the HEARING to be held at the aforesaid time HEARING to be held at the aforesaid time Ordinance 4.3. HEIGHTS ENTITLED period during which the bond anticipation local enforcing agency shall be appointed and place. and place. VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC notes and any renewals thereof and any by the Township Committee upon the DEMPSEY, DEMPSEY t SHEEHAN permanent bonds are outstanding, shall recommendation of the Fire Chief. HOWARD J. SHERSHINGER, HOWARD J. SHERSHINGER, Attorneys for Applicant BE AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by the not exceed the period set for the maturity 7. BOARD Of APPEALS Secretary Secretary Dun & Brodstreet, Inc. Township Committee of the Township of of the bonds by the Local Finance Board. Pursuant to Section 15 and 17 of the Planning Board Planning Board Bartholomew A. Sheehan, Jr. Berkeley Heights, County of Union and State of New Jersey, that Article 2 of Uniform Fire Safety Act, any person ag- Dispatch: September?, 1985 111.44 Dispatch: September 7, 1985 $13 57 Dispatch: September 7,1985 II 4.30 The chief financial officer is hereby Chapter 109 of the Code of the Township authorized to sell part or all of the notes grieved by any order of the Fire Preven- of Berkeley Heights, entitled "Through from time to ime at public or private sole tion Bureau shall have the right to appeal Streets" be amended to odd the follow- and to deliver them to the purchasers to the construction board of appeals of RESOLUTION the County of Union. Agenda Item 29 ing: thereof upon receipt of payment of the H. Mountain Avenue: a. Between the purchase price plus accrued interest from 8 ADDITIONAL REi Whereas, the local capital budget tor the year 1985 waa adopted on the 5th day of March, 1065 and, areas, Ills desired to amend said adopted capital budget section, Warren Township Line and Plainfield their dates to the date of delivery In addition to the inspection and fees w, Therefore Ba It Resolved, by the Township Committee ol the Township of Berkeley Heights, County ol Union, that the following Avenue, b. Between Plainfield Avenue thereof. The chief financial officer is amendment(s) to the adopted capital budget section of 1985 Local Municipal Budget be made: and the westerly New Providence Borough directed to report in writing to the gover- required pursuant to the Act ond the Line. c. Between the central New Pro- ning body at the meeting next succeeding regulations of the. Department of Com- Abstained) None vidence Borough Line and the easterly the date when any sale or delivery of the munity Affairs the following additional in- ( New Providence Borough Line. notes pursuant to this ordinance is mode. spections and fees shall be required: ( ( I. Springfield Avenue: Between the Such report must include the amount, Any building structure or business RECORDED VOTE Ayes{ Nays (None ( Passaic Township Line and the New Pro- description, the interest rate and the other than life hazard uses and one ond (Insert last name) ( vidence Borough Line. maturity schedule of the notes sold, the two family owner occupied dwellings shall ( price obtained and the name of the pur- be inspected annually and shall be charg- Absent (None J. Plainfield Avenue: a. Between the southerly Watchung Borough Line and the chaser. ed an annual fee of $25.00. central Watchung Borough Line. Section 5. A certified copy of this 9. PERMITS CAPITAL BUDGET (Currant Year Action) K. Valley Road - Wood Rood: a. refunding bond ordinance as adopted on The permit fee schedule established by 1985 Between the Watchung Borough Line and first reading has been filed with the the Uniform Fire Code (N.J.A.C. Title 5, Diamong Hill Road. b. Between Diamond Director of the Division of Local Govern- Chapter 18, Subchapter 7-5:18-2.7) shall Local Unit: Township ol Berkeley Heights Hill Rood and the Scotch Plains Township be amended to be os follows: PUNNED FUNDING SERVICES FOR CURRENT YEAR 1985 ment Services in the Department of Com- Type 1 - $ 25.00 1 2 3 Line. munity Affairs of the State of New Jersey PROJECT PROJECT ESTIMATED 5b 5e L. Diamond Hill Rood: Between the prior to final adoption, together with a Type2-$ 100.00 NUMBER TOTAL Capital Debl Watchung Borough Line and Mountain complete statement in the form prescrib- Type3-$ 125.00 COST Improvement Authorized Avenue. ed by the Director and signed by the chief Type4-$ 200.00 Fund M. McMane Avenue: Between Diamond financial officer of the Township as to the Type 5 $1,000.00 Hill Road and Glenside Avenue. indebtedness to be financed by the is- 10. REPEALS Refunding Bond N. Glenside Avenue: Between Valley suance of the refunding bonds authorized This ordinance amends an ordinance Ordinances: 635,000 63^,000 herein. adopted July 2nd, 1985 which repealed TOTALS Road - Wood Road and the Summit City Line. Chapter 40, subsections 2c, 4, 5 and 6 of ALL PROJECTS 3,309,016 322,766 2,986,250 Section 6. This bond ordinance shall 0. Horseshoe Road: Between Plainfield take effect 20 days after the first the official code of the Township of Avenue and Mountain Avenue. publication thereof after fin al adoption, Berkeley Heights. 6 YEAR CAPITAL PROGRAM 1885-1990 This Ordinance cs amended shall take as provided by the Local Bond Law, pro- This ordinance shall be effective im- Anticipated PROJECT Schedule effect immediately after publication and vided that the consent of the Local mediately upon final passage according to and Funding Requirement passage according to law. Finance Board has been endorsed upon a law. Local Unit: Twp. of Berkeley Heights INTRODUCED this 3rd day of certified copy of this ordinance as finally APPROVED this 3rd day of September, 5 September, 1985. adopted. 1985. Funding Amounts Per Year JANET R. PRINCE JANET R. PRINCE JANET R. PRINCE 2 3 Estimated Budget Chairman (Mayor) Chairman (Mayor) Project Estimated Completion Year Chairman (Mayor) 1 Township Committee Township Committee PROJECT Number Total Cost Time 1985 1986 1967 Township Committee 1989 1990 ATTEST: Refunding Bond ATTEST: ATTEST: Ordinances 635,000 $35,000 GERTRUDE GONNELLI GERTRUDE GONNELLI GERTRUDE GONNELLI TOTALS ALL Township Clerk Township Clerk Township Clerk PROJECTS: 5,085,533 3,309,016 762,462 338,882 171,682 240,371 243,100 Dispatch: September 7,1985 NOTICE OF PENDING TOWNSHIP OF SUMMARY OF ANTICIPATED FUNDING SOURCES AND AMOUNTS TOWNSHIP OF ORDINANCE BERKELEY HEIGHTS BERKELEY HEIGHTS UNION COUNTY, NJ 3 UNION COUNTY, NJ The ordinance published herewith was NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION Budget NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION introduced and passed upon first reading Appropriations BONDS AND at o meeting of the Township Committee NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the NOTES NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the of the Township of Berkeley Heights in foregoing ordinance was introduced on Capital 5 Grants In foregoing ordinance was introduced on the County of Union, New Jersey, held on First Reading ot a Regular Meeting of the 1 Estimated Currant Future Improvemt. Capital Aid and First Reading at a Regular Meeting of the Septembers, 1985. It will be further con- Township Committee of the Township of PROJECT TOT. COST Yr. 198S Years Fund Surplus Other Funds General Township Committee of the Township of sidered for final passage, after public Berkeley Heights, County of Union, State of New Jersey, on September 3, 1985, Refunding Bond Berkeley Heights, County of Union, State hearing thereon, ot o meeting of said and that said ordinance shall be submitted Ordinance 635,000 635,000 of New Jersey on September 3, 1985, and Township Committee to be held in the for consideration ond final passage at the TOTALSALL that said ordinance shall be submitted for Municipal Building, in said Township on PROJECTS 6,065,533 1,756,517 322,766 2,986,250 consideration ond final passage at the October 1, 1985 at 8:15 o'clock pm, and Public Hearing to be held on October 1, Public Hearing to be held on October 1, during the week prior to and up to and in- 1985 at 8:15 pm at the Municipal Building, 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley 1985, at 8:15 pm, at the Municipal cluding the date of such meeting, copies Be It Further Resolved, that this complete amendment, In accordance with the provisions ol NJAC 5:3O-4.4jel be published In Summit Heights, New Jersey, at which time and Building, 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley of said ordinance will be made available at Herald In the Issue of September 7,1985. " place any person interested therein will Heights, New Jersey, ot which time and the Clerk's Office to the members of the Be It Further Resolved, that two certified copies of tills resolution be filed forthwith In the Office of the Director of Local Government Ser be given an opportunity to be heard con- place any person interested therein will general public who shall request the vices. cerning said ordinance. It Is hereby certified that this is a true copy of a resolution amending the capital budget section adopted by the governing body on the 3rd be given an opportunity to be heard con- same. day of September, 1985. cerning said ordinance. i- GERTRUDE GONNELLI GERTRUDE GONNELLI Certified by me: JANET R PRINCE, Chairman (Mayor) Township Committee GERTRUDE GONNELLI Township Clerk Township Clerk Dale: Septembers, 1985 GERTRUDE GONNELLI Township Clerk Township of Township of Township Clerk Township of Berkeley Heights, NJ Berkeley Heights Township of Berkeley Heights, NJ Dispatch: September 7,1985 $51.47 Dispatch: September?. 1985 (4447 *28.6I Berkeley Heights Dispatch: September 7,1985 $49.34 !• The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch Saturday, September 7,1985 Page 8 A/ith art polakowski PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE found at 12 C.F.R. Section 262.25. If you """ AN ORDINANCE need more information about how to sub- NO. 1927 Oratory booters will be young this year AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR- mit your comments on community affairs aspects of the application or to obtain DINANCE ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE TO Oratory is corning off the best winning streak on the line that copies of relevant procedures contact the ESTABLISH THE CITY OF SUMMIT places him second (behind Doug 225 pounds) senior began lasi fall Community Affairs Office, (212) 791 - DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ORDINANCE soccer season in the school's Peters) on Oratory's all-time list. as the Rams' starting keeper, but afternoon as they haven't lost a 5927, other questions, including those SUPERSEDING THE EXISTING ZONING AND history, but Coach John But a more distressing absence is he was injured in a schoolbus ac- home match the past two relating to general procedures, should be SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES IN ACCOR- ( erimele and his team will be Dave Walsh, a 12-goal scorer as a cident in late September and seasons. directed to Mr. Jay B. Bernstein, Chief, DANCE WITH THE MUNICIPAL LAND USE forced to pay (he price via a missed most of the autumn. Domestic Banking Applications Division, LAW CHAPTER 291, LAWS OF NEW JERSEY freshman last fall and a (212) 791-5861. The Federal Reserve 1975," passed January 30, 1979, as rebuilding effort this fail. For the youngster who potentially was as It's hoped that Kearney, who PUBLIC NOTICE will consider your comments and any re- amended ond supplemented. Kams have graduated most of the good a soccer player as anyone had a rough '84-'85 schoolyear quest for a public meeting or formol hear- key performers from a side which the school has ever owned. injury-wise, can remain healthy AN ORDINANCE ing on the application if they ore received Dated: Sept. 4,1985 posted a 13-4 record in 1984, and NO. 1S28 in writing by the Reserve Bank on or Approved: Sept. 4, 1985 Walsh's family has moved to now. The big guy certainly had before the last day of the comment ROBERT J. HARTLAUB Cerimele admits he'll be juggling Maryland. some bad luck last term. In addi- AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A period. Mayor around some young and inex- Juniors Scott Wojie and Joe tion to being the only person hurt UNIFORM FIRE SAFETY CODE PURSUANT perienced players this autumn. Kenny would have the experience in that bus accident, Jim later TO THE UNIFORM FIRE SAFETY ACT (P.L S.H.: September?, 14, 1985 $32.34 I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk of rhe 1983, c 383 WITHIN THE CITY OF SUM- City of Summit, do hereby certify that the IMi(cring his fourth campaign edge in claiming the two starting missed the entire baseball season MIT, NEW JERSEY NOTICE foregoing ordinance was duly passed by ai ihe Oratory helm, Cerimele spots on the reshaped forward with a broken wrist sustained the Common Council of said City at a notes the Rams could be starting line, with Wojie being a fellow while trying to dunk a basketball. Dated: Sept. 4, 1985 WHEREAS, the Police Deportmenr of regulor meeting held on Wednesday even- as many as seven underclassmen. who saw considerable varsity ac- Chris Johnson, a good-looking Approved: Sepr. 4, 1985 the City of Summit has come into posses- ing, September 4,1985. And these kids an Ixmj', asked to sophomore keeper, could also get ROBERT J. HARTLAUB sion of numerous bicycles, by finding or tion in 1984. Cerimele will also Mayor recovery, the owners of which cannot be DAVID L.HUGHES replace the likes ol Malt Miller, look at a couple sophomores some playing time in the net. ascertained or whose whereabouts are City Clerk Bill Hohen, Scon Spi.-iilurd, and named Bill Marshall and Bob I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk of the unknown,ond S.H.: September 7, 1985 $10.01 Dennis Mujares who were the Hlrner at those positions. Oratory opens its campaign at City o( Summit, do hereby certify that the WHEREAS, said bicycles are presently foregoing ordinance was duly passed by maintained in storage ond occupying NOTICE TO CREDITORS most prominent June graduates The popular coach is hopeful home September 20th against premises which may otherwise be used for in what was one of the school's rhe Common Council of said City ot o that Jim Kearney will contribute Springfield, which represents one regular meeting held on Wednesday even- public purposes, and ESTATE OF INDERJIT SINGH THIND, also top soccer classes. a big season in the goalkeeper of the tougher opponents on the ing, September 4, 1985. WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Mayor known as INDERJIT S. THIND, Deceased. There are four returning position. This good-sized (6-5, schedule. The Rams will put a and Council that said bicycles be disposed Pursuant to the order of ANN P. CON- - regulars in senior defenders Steve DAVID L. HUGHES of by public sale in accordance with the Tl, Surrogate of the County of Union, City Clerk terms and conditions as set forth in mode on the 30th doy of August, A.D., Hopkins and I'ail Meadc and S.H.: September 7, 1985 $8.47 N.J.R.S. 40A:14-!57. 1985, upon the application of the under- junior midfielders Rich Mojares Summit girls are on the run NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY signed, as Executrix of the estate of soid and Rob Merkle. Hopkins, MOTICE THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF deceased, notice is hereby given to the SUMMIT: creditors of said deceased to exhibit to who'll be a three-year starter, is With nearly everyone returning from there this autumn. The lone That any and ail bicyles in the posses- cited by his coach as the top The regular meeting of the Zoning the subscriber under oath or affirmation from what had been Summit's graduate from last year's team Board of Adjustment will be held on Mon- sion of the Police Department of the City their claims and demands against the of Summit be sold at public auction as pro- player back from a year ago. day, September 9, 1985, City Hall, 512 estate of soid deceased within six months best girls' cross country squad a was Tina Schneider. While a vided under N.J.R.S. 40A:14-157 and Steve is the Rams' captain, but Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jersey from the date of said order, or they will year ago, Coach Ken Kuebler is point contributor as the squad's that funds derived therefrom be paid into be forever barred from prosecuting or Cerimele mentions he might add at 8:00 pm. The following application will the account of the City Treasurer of the justifiably optimistic about the sixth or seventh runner, recovering the same against the a co-captain latei on. prospects for his female harriers Schneider's absence may be felt be presented. City as provided under the terms of the 1. Mr. & Mrs. J. Salinger, 84 Beekman aforementioned statute. subscriber. Hopkins handled a wing this 1985 autumn. more from a leadership stand- Road, Block 105, lot 7, Article 4.12 fullback position last term, and Front Yard Setback, Variance. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Narinder K Thind The Hilltoppers retain seven of point. advertisement pertaining to the auction Any objectors to the granting of the Executrix he'll be asked to make the switch last season's top eight runners in- and public sale be placed in the Summit "Tina was with the program above application will be heard at said Richards. Elmiger to sweeper now. Meade, who Herald on Saturday, September 7, and cluding premiere competitor, for four years, and she took a lot time and place. Attorney played the other side fullback, Courtney Griffith. Griffith was Saturday, September 14,1985, which is a of pride in its improvement dur- newspaper circulating within the City, and 57 Union Place could be ulilized there or shifted Arthur P. Condon, close to 19 minutes (for the 3.1 ing that time," praises Kuebler in that the auction be set for Saturday, Summit, NJ 07901 to the stopper spot. Moving into mile cross country standard) as a speaking of a young lady who's Secretary September 21, 1985 at 10:00 am and be S.H.: September 7,1985 jg 06 the defensive picture are seniors Zoning Board of Adjustment open to all of the public. freshman last term, and her now a freshman at Cornell. "The S.H.: September 7, 1985 $6.16 Mike Bongiovanni, Keith Kir- coach expects this gal to be under, younger girls knew she was AN ORDINANCE diner, and Kuss llolak, all of 18 minutes by the end of this always there to help with any pro- DAVID L. HUGHES NO. 1929 whom saw reserve action last fall. autumn. "Courtney should make NOTICE OF APPLICATION City Clerk blem." FOR ACQUISITION OF S.H.: September 7, 14, 1985 $13.86 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR IM- Any of these fellows might be it to the state finals, this season," The class of '88 is now ex- A BANK BY A BANK PROVEMENT OF SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IN HOLDING COMPANY asked to move lo midfield where projects Kuebler. pected to operate quite efficently CITY OF SUMMIT AND BY THE CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE the Oratory coach plans on utiliz- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, AP- Griffith's contribution to the boosted by the year's experience The Summit Bancorporation, 367 Spr- UNION COUNTY ing a quartet of people in a 4-4-2 PUBLIC NOTICE PROPRIATING AN ADDITIONAL $8,000 program goes considerably fur- behind it. Behind Griffth in most ingfield Avenue, Summit, New Jersey, THEREFOR. alignment. "We're forced lo ther than the fact she's invariably races will be fellow sophs Anne 07901, intends to apply to the Federal become more defense-oriented Reserve Board for permission to acquire TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned the first Summit runner across Schliemann and Ranjini shall expose for sale, in accordance with Dated, Sept. 4,1985 this season," explains ('erimele, 100% of the voting shares of Bay State Approved: Sept. 4, 1985 the finish line. Her sophomore Narayanamurti, who'll likely Bank, 1501 Long Beach Boulevard, Ship R.S. 39:10A-1, at public auction on: "or at least until some of out kids class represents the majority of compete for the number-two September 21, 1985 at 10 am ot Summit ROBERT J. HARTLAUB Bottom, New Jersey, 08008. We intend Mayor gain a little more experience. We the Summit squad, and Kuebler position in the final scoring stan- to acquire control of Bay State Bank. The Police Headquarters, the below described should be able lo defend better Federal Reserve considers a number of motor vehicles which came into posses- attributes much of this to his dings. Also in that tussle could be sion of the City of Summit through aban- I, David L. Hughes, City Clerk of the out of a 4-4 2." 10th grade ace. "This group has Meg Arnold, whose status as a factors in deciding whether to approve City of Summit, do hereby certify thot the the application including the record of donment or failure of owners to claim Two of the midfielders will be been running together since grade junior makes her the senior same. foregoing ordinance was duly passed by performance of banks we own in helping the Common Council of said City at a Mojares and Merkle, and you can school, and Courtney's influence member of this squad. Arnold to meet local credit needs. The motor vehicles • motorcycles and mo-peds may be examined prior to sale at regular meeting held on Wednesday even- expect the former to act as thehas always been evident," ex- will probably co-captain the team You are invited to submit comments in 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit, New ing, September 4, 1985. writing on this application to the Federal playmaking halfback. Rich has plains the Summit mentor. alons with Griffith. Jersey on September 21,1985. good soccer skills, and he's also "She's the main reason this is by Reserve Bank of New York, Attention: DAVID L.HUGHES The sophomore contingent Domestic Banking Applications Depart- 1. 1967 YAMAHA Motorcycle Ser. one of the team's quickest far the best girls' cross country 671236309. City Clerk continues with Carolyn Button, ment, 33 Liberty Street, New York, New S,H.:September7, 1985 $9.24 players. Tom O'Reilly is another class Summit has ever had." Amy Whipple, and Tanya White, York 10045. The comment period will not 2. 1971 KAWASAKI Motorcycle Ser. junior who'll see action here. end before October 12, 1985 and may be OA-303: 78100.ee. SHERIFF'S SALE As 9th-graders this crew led the last being a gal who came out somewhat longer. The Board's procedures 3. 1S76 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcy- The primary graduation loss Summit to a best-ever dual-meet late a year ago and ended up with ' tor processing applications may be found cle Frame, Black, Ser. 6D43935HS SUPERIOR COURT OF NJ up from was Mojares' brother record of 7-5, and it's apparent the team's 'most improved at 12 C.F.R. Part 262. Procedures for w/Tires and Tank • no handlebars - Sport- CHANCERY DIVISION Dennis, whose 41 career goals the Hilltoppers should improve player' award. processing protested applications may be ster Model. UNION COUNTY 4. 1977 HONDA Motorcycle 75cc Ser. DOCKET NO. C-3896-83 1137580. JAMES R.NICHOLS and 5. 1977 HONDA MOPED Ser. BARBARA NICHOLS, Plaintiff NC501169127. VS. 6. 1979 GENERAL MO-PED Ser. ALICE M. NICHOLS, etal.. GMC00582. Defendants. 7. 1964 CHEVROLET - Impala - 2 Door - CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF Ser.41447Tl 08856. EXECUTION & ORDER 24 Hour Banking 8. 1972 PLYMOUTH • Duster - 2 Door • FOR SALE OF Ser. VL29C2B507115. MORTGAGED PREMISES 9. 1973 CHEVROLET - Impala - i Door - By virtue of the above-stated writ of Ser. IL57K3T116836. Execution & Order to me directed I shall 10. 1976 CHEVROLET • Impala - 4 Door expose for sale by public vendue, in - Ser. IL69V61184151. ROOM 207, in the Court House, in the Ci- Has Arrived At 11. 1976 AMC-Pacer-2 Door-Ser. ty of Elizabeth, NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the A6A667E136101. 18th day of September A.D., 1985 at two 12. 1974 Mercury Cougar • 2 Door - o'clock in the afternoon of said doy. VIN/4A93H580141. The property in question is located at 13. 1980 General Mo-Ped - 25 Soyre Street in the City of Summit, VIN/CMC05688. 299 Morris Avenue, Summit County of Union and State of New Jersey. The block number is 75 and the lot is 1 -A. SUMMIT POLICE DEPT. The nearest cross street is Doremus Frank j. Formichella Street. For a description in regards to Chief of Police metes and bounds, the full description is Celebrate the opening of United Counties Trust Company's S.H.: September 7, 14, 1985 $16.94 located in the Judgment papers in the Of- fice of the Sheriff of Union County. Learn your The following is a Partition Sale. There newest Wizard of Ease automatic teller machine! is due in the Order Granting Summary Jewish Judgment that the proceeds from this sale pay for the cost of the auction: Heritage (1) That the gross proceeds of such from * sale be used to satisfy the lien of the defendant, City of Summit, for unpaid SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 - 9:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE Municipal raxes and all interest due • Children's Sunday Classes thereon through the date of payment, and • Adult Education • History (2) That the proceeds of such sale which are assessed to the defendant, Language, Literature Music Alice M. Nichols, be u.sed to pay rhe defendant. United States for the lien on Suburban Jevvi.sl) Scbocl the property for unpaid income taxes of AliceM. Nichols, and CALL EVENINGS • 744-1379 (3) That the plaintiffs, James R. M#mt»r Conftranc* of Secular Jewish Nichols ond Barbara Nichols, receive one- Organization* naif of the net proceeds from the sale of the property after the payment of the property taxes to the City of Summit and the cost of the auction, The Masterwork (4) Thar any remaining ner proceeds due ond owing to the defendant, Alice M. School of Arts Nichols, be paid to the Court to be dispos- David Randolph, ed of as the Court may direct, ond Hie Sheriff reserves the right to Ad- Music Director journ this sale. 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Specializing in servicing i rh'lii.ilion on September 14 If your key opens All you noed to put the Wizard to work for you The Masterwork Music and Ait Foundation late model the '•|i(";|, you'll win a prize! is the Wiz-Card" and a Personal Identification MERCEDES-BENZ Use lhc Wi/aui ,U yout convenience 24 hours Number known only to you. Morris County Park Commission Cultural Center ••••••• 300 Mendham Road 5 MORRIS AVENUE FOR DETAILS, CALL 931-6826. Morristown. New Jersey 07960 SUMMIT • 273-4529 UNITED COUNTIES DAVIES&COX 7A Beechwood Road, Summit • 273-4274 WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS Done on premises TRUST COMPANY 20&.OFF ALL NEW WATCHES FOR SALE- Large selection of vintage pocket & Ml MOHi. UNIIr.0 COUNTIES BANCORPORATION wristwatches fully reconditioned & guaranteed MEMBER, FDIC WE SELL, REPAIR & APPRAISE •iqhis • Ch.ipel Mill • Clark • Cranlord • Eluahplh • Hillside • Keansburg • Keralwoith • Linaott • Linden • Midiili'town • North Plamtield Estate Jewelry OaMiurst • foil Monnunilrt • Shiowsbury • Springfield • Summit HOURS WE BUY & SELL Gold, Silver, Antiques J Mon.Sat. 9:30-5:30 Hie Summit Herald, Hie New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch social Saturday. September 7,1985 Page 9 Linda Perrone weds James Passannante at St. Cecilia's Linda Perrone and James North Caldwell. Passannante were united in mar- A reception followed at the riage recently at St. Cecilia's Zeris Inn, Mountain Lakes. R.C. Church, Rockaway. Parents of the couple are Mr. The bride is a graduate of Sum- and Mrs. Anthony Perrone of mit High School, and earned a Summit and Mrs. Josephine Bachelor of Att Degree in Special Passannante and the late Maurice Education and Speech Correction Passannante of Netcong. from Glassboro State College. The bride was given in mar- She teaches in the Rockaway riage by her father and was at- Township School system- tended by Janice Perrone of Hie groom is a graduate of Chicago, IL; Kathleen Fochesto LaSaUe Academy, New York Ci- of Rockaway; Kathleen Zickgraf ty and Bucknell University. He is of Kcnilworth; and Joy Passan- with the Real Estate Services of nante of Netcong. Summer ADP in Clifton. He is the grand- PassannanTe was flower girl. son of the late Chief James A. Hie groom was attended by his DiLouie, chief of police of Tren- brother, Maurice Passannante of ton. Netcong; Ray Fochesto of The couple honeymooned in Rockaway; Bruce Kahn of Bermuda and have made their Flanders; and Bob Ingato of horneinDenville. Clara Croll. Clara Jane Coddington marries Cynthia Geiger. Cynthia Cave marries Douglas Andrew Croll at Grace Church P. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. F. Chandler of the groom, performed the Coddington, Jr. have announced ceremony at Grace Lutheran At the Central Presbyterian best man. the marriage of their daughter Church, Livingston, NJ. The Church, Summit, on Aug. 17 Ushers were David E. Geiger, Clara Jane to Mr. Andrew Croll bride was attended by her sisters, afternoon, Miss Cynthia Bar- brother of the groom, Charles R. on Aug. 17. Gail Coddington and Linda nhardt Cave, daughter of Mr. Cave, brother of the bride, Mark Clara is a graduate of Summit Ayres; and a friend, Mindy and Mrs. John Barnhardt Cave G. Kluk, Craig L. Bartlett and of Summit and Stratton Moun- David H.Dunn. High School, and a 1984. Levine. The best man was the graduate of Washington Univer- tain, VT, became the bride of groom's brother, Steven Croll; Douglas Peter Geiger, son of Dr. Mrs. Geiger was graduated sity in St. Louis. She is employed ushers were Bill Marsh of from Moravian College. Prior to by Smith-Barney in that city. and Mrs. David P. Geiger of Washington, DC, and a cousin, Hamburg, PA. her marriage, she was employed Mr. Croll is a graduate of as a pre-school teacher. University of Michigan, 1982, David Sjostrom, of Wisconsin. The Reverend Jean Johnston and attends the School of Law at The reception was held at the performed the ceremony, which Mr. Geiger, also a graduate cf was followed by a reception at Moravian College, is currently Washington University. home of the bride's parents in working as the manager of The Reverend Gilbert Croll, father Murray Hill. the Beacon Hill Club, Summit. Elizabeth R. Cave, sister of the Computer Source in Reading, bride, was maid of honor. PA. Bridesmaids were Miss The bride's father is executive Terns migrate to Madison YM Elizabeth A. Lutton, Miss Leslie vice-president fo McGraw-Hill, MADISON — John Krumm, Madison YMCA. Just off Route C. McPherson, Miss Patricia J. Inc. The groom's father is a den- square dance caller, will team up ^4, the Y provides a homey place Hogan, Miss Catherine B. tist in Hamburg, PA. with Frosty Morning, one of to dance with no footwear restric- Linda and James Passannante Phillips and Mrs. Mark G. Kluk. Mr. and Mrs. Geiger will reside North Jersey's best known old- tions. Jerald S. Keibensperger was in Reading. time bands, for a rollicking even- Swingin' Tern is held on the ing of square dancing at the Sw- first Saturday of each month, Furhman serves board of American Diabetes Association ingin' Tern Dance Sat., Sept. 7. starting with a "nestwarming" Robert A. Fuhrman, M.D., which has 7,500 members in 12 Association on both the national diabetes on New Jersey, where an Called "The Pavarotti of dance Sept. 7, 8:30 pm. A begin- chief of Medicine at Overlook chapters throughout the state, and state levels. He worked with estimated 400,000 people have Square Dance," John sings many ners' workshop is held at 8 pm. Hospital, Summit, has been supports research and education the ADA National Youth Com- the disease. of his calls and provides an eclec- All dances are taught and no elected to the executive commit- programs for diabetics and seeks mittee and was chairman of the tic program with an emphasis on partner is necessary. Admission is tee of the board of directors of to inform the general public of board of Camp Nejeda in Fuhrman is also on the ex- squares. $4 but dancers can get in free if the American Diabetes Associa- the symptoms and treatment of Stillwater, New Jersey's only ecutive committee of the Jewish Providing music for the even- they bring home baked food. tion (ADA), New Jersey Af- this life-threatening disease. residential camp for diabetic Federation of Central New Jersey ing will be Frosty Morning whse For information, call 228-4179 filiate. Fuhrman, who is also clinical children. driving tempo recreates barn and Temple Emanuel ol (day), 228-9729 (night) or 822- He is a past president of the assistant professor of Medicine at He is also a member of the Westfield. He lives in Westfield dances of the past. 1313, Folkphone. voluntary health agency. Columbia University College of Diabetes Commission established Swingin' Tern Dances is flying For directions to the Y, call Headquartered in Bridgewater, Physicians and Surgeons, has last year by Governor Thomas H. with his wife, Susan, and their two miles east to a new nest at the 377-6200. the ADA, New Jersey Affiliate, served the American Diabetes Kean to assess the impact of three children. :campus corner: Navy Seaman Christopher J. of Chapman and Cutler in accomplishments. is a graduate of Summit High Waite maintained an 80 Kriss R. Lawless of Summit Arrigo, a 1982 graduate of Chicago. Prantil is a data automation School, and is the daughter of average in his courses for all three has been named to the dean's list Oratory Preparatory High He received his bachelor's equipment manager with the Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Brown. trimesters at the independent at Providence College for the spr- School, Summit, recently degree and graduated cum laude 2187th Information Systems Gary Triolo, son of Dr. and secondary school and was one of ing semester, 1985. reported for duty with the bat- from Northwestern University in Group. Mrs. John Triolo of Summit, only thirty students named to the To attain the dean's list, a stu- tleship Precommissioning Unit 1982. He is a 1979 graduate of Sum- recently graduated from Shenan- Honor Roll for the entire year. dent must maintain a 3.25 or Missouri, based at long Beach, During law school, he was mit High School. doah College and Conservatory higher cumulative average. A B (A. named to the dean's list twice and with a Bachelor of Science in Arts Lori Cook of Summit recently at the college is equal to a 3.0. Mary Rose Ahem of Sigma was named to the dean's list at He joined the Navy in May, was named American Kappa Sorority has recently Administration. Lawless js a Finance major. 1982. Jurisprudence Scholar twice. Kean College of New Jersey for returned from Purdue Universi- Triolo, also a graduate of Sum- Penny Mueller Barth of Sum- Victoria McGhee of Roselle, mit High School, was named to the Spring 1985 semester. Kelly A. Renkar of Summit has ty, West Lafayette, IN, where she Lori is the daughter of Wade mit was recently elected to a three been named lo the dean's list of who will enter her senior year at attended the Sigma Kappa Col- the Dean's List of honor students year term on the executive board Kent Place School, Summit, in for the spring semester at and Patricia Cook of Summit. A The University of Rhode Island legiate Officer Training School. 1981 graduate of Summit High of the Cedar Crest College Alum- for upholding a high academic the fall, has been given the Ahern graduated from Summit .Shenandoah. nae Association. Wellesley College Book Award. School, she is a senior at Kean standard during the spring High School in 1982 and is now In order to be named to the College majoring in Business Barth is a graduate of the 118 semester. With this award, Wellesley president of the chapter at the Dean's List, a student must be Management. year old women's college which Renkar qualified for the dean's College recognizes that Junior University of Rhode Island, enrolled full-time and must carry emphasizes career preparation woman who, in the opinion of The dean's list is a distinction list by carrying 12 or more credits Kingston. a minimum of 12 semester hours shared by students with high anchored in the liberal arts. The for letter grades and achieving a faculty, has contributed most to Kenneth Weeks, son of Mr. or more of course work. The college is located in Allentown, the life of the school through academic achievement for the 3.3 quality point average, based and Mrs. Clinton Weeks of Sum- grade point average must be 3.25 semester. PA. on grades received during that leadership and good citizenship or above, with no grade lower mit, has been accepted to attend John h. Mazza, son of Mr. and A for mer teacher in the leiin. while maintaining high scholastic North Carolina Wesleyan College than a "C." Chatham Township public achievement. Mrs. John Mazza, Summit has Thomas D. Robertson, son of in Rocky Mount, NC, next fall. Chris O'Brien is a member of been awarded the Master of Arts schools, Barth is a member of the The award, a copy of The Weeks, a graduate of Summit the newly installed Chi Chapter Junior League of Summit, a past Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robertson Reader's Encyclopedia, was Degree at Tulane University in of Summit, has attained dean's High School, participated in of Alpha Omicron Pi Interna- New Orleans, Louisiana. He at- president of Balfusrol Golf Club, presented at Kent Place School football, wrestling, baseball, and tional Sorority at Syracuse and an officer of St. John's list status, the second highest graduation by Archibald R. tended the Graduate School on a recognition for academic achieve- was awarded the Sportsmanship University. full-time scholarship and com- Lutheran Sunday School. Montgomery, III, headmaster of The daughtei of Ruth and Tim ment for the spring term at Mid- Award. He plans to major in pleted his course work with a J. Robert Post, son of Mr. E. the school. The award is ad- Food Service and Hotel Manage O'Brien, Chris graduated from dlebury College. ministered by the New Jersey final grade point average of 3.8. Everett Post, Jr., of Summit, has Students who receive this ment at Wesieyan. Summit High School in 1983. Jay is a graduate of Summit Wellesley Club. She is majoring in Speech attained dean's list status, the se designation at Middlebury must Amelia Duarte, formerly of High School, Class of 1979. He cond highest recognition for have earned four B's or better Sarah K. Strain, a member of Communication and is the Ac- has accepted a position as academic achievement for the the class of 1987, has been named Summit, is planning to attend the tivities Chairperson for the up- during the semester. Los Angeles Times' 1985-86 research analyst at Tulane, where spring term at Middlebury Co! to the Dean's List at William coming year for Alpha Omicron he will investigate the structure lege. Kilecn Beirne of Summit, stu- SmiJi College for the 1984-85 Minority Editorial Training Pro Pi. gram (METPRO), now beginning and developmental processes of Students who receive this dent at Fairleigh Dickinson academic year. She is the Chi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Employee Assistance Programs University's Florham Park- its second year. designation at Middlebury mus; daughter of Rev. & Mrs. William Pi was installed on Apiil 14, in 550 major U.S. Corpofaitons. have earned four B's or better Madison campus, has been Strain of Summit. Duarte is a graduate of New 1985. York University with a degree ir This research project is part of a during the semester. awarded a membership in the federal grant through the Na- university's honor societies. Michael P. Ring, Jr., son of Politics and Journalism. Marine Pfc. Michael A. Miiriali (.'. Vignuli of New Pro Parish, whose wife, Samantha, is tional Institute of Alcoholism Beirne was named to Phi Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Ring, of METPRO is jointly funded by and Alcohol Abuse, a division of vidence made the dean's list lor Omega Epsilon (FOE), the Summit, has been recognized by the Los Angeles Times and the the daughter of Marvin and Rose the 1985 spring semester at l;lon M. Witofsky of Summit, recently the U.S. Department of Health university's senior honor society. the dean's list of distinguished Times Mirror Co. The program is and Human Services. College, NC. Eligibility is established by com- students at the University of based in the newsroom of The reported for duty with 3rd Force At I'.hm, r ecjiiireii iciK s for pleting at least 90 earned credits Richmond. This award Times and combines intensive Service Support Group on Mary Elizabeth Ward or Sum- clean's lisl are: no grades below a toward an undergraduate degree recognizes outstanding scholars journalism training with practical Okinawa. mit expects to enter Williams B, a semester grade point nveiagi- with a cumulative grade point for the spring semester of 1985. experience. A 1982 graduate of Ringgold College this September as a of al least a 3.33, and a eouiS'1 Senior High School, New Eagle, member of the Class of 1989. She average of 3.50 or better, out of a Staff Sgt. Paul A. Prantil, son Claudia Ann Brown of Summit load of at least 12 lioius. possible 4.0. PA, he joined the Marine Corps was accepted in December under of Carlo and Giustina Prantil of expects to enter Fairleigh Dickin- in November 1983. the Early Decision Plan. Her Gary Wade Rhodes of Summit John R. Weiss, son of Mr. and Summit, has been decorated with son University's Florham- father is a 1954 graduate of was awarded a Bachelor of Mrs. Robert G. Weiss, Summit, the Air Force Achievement Madison Campus as a freshman John Waite, son of Mr. David Williams College. Science degree from the College N. Waite of Summit, has been received a Juris Doctor Degree Medal in Italy. in September. Ward, a 1985 graduate of Oak of Engineering in Louisiana Tech June 15 from Northwestern The Achievement Medal is Brown will study Business at named to the Honor Roll at Blair Knoll School, Summit, is the University's spring quarto com- University School of Law. awarded to airmen to meritorious the Samuel J. Silberman College Academy in Blairstown for the daughter of Sedgwick and Bai mencement exercises May 25 in Weiss has joined the law firm service, acts of courage, or other of Business Administration. She year. bara Ward of Summit. Thomas Assembly Center. The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch Saturday, September 7,1985 Page 10 Donald MacLeod wins Certified Hanson is appointed advertising Real Estate Brokerage Manager award director of Modern Maturity magazine SUMMIT - Donald E. Peter Hanson of Summit has specifically at the 50 and over MacLeod, a local realtor, has been appointed advertising direc- population, which represents one been awarded the Certified Real tor of Modern Maturity — the out of every three adult Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) nation's third-largest magazine. Americans. designation by the Realtors Na- Hanson, who has been affiliated tional Marketing Institute, an af- with Modern Maturity since it filiate of the National Associa- began accepting advertising in tion of Realtors. 1980, previously served as the 26- The award was given during re- year-old bimonthly publication's cent Marketing Institute meetings national sales manager. in Washington, D.C. In his new position, Hanson The CRB designation will coordinate all advertising recognizes individuals who have sales activities of Maturity achieved the highest level of Magazines Group, which in- knowledge in real estate cludes Dynamic Years (bimon- brokerage management and thly) and the NRTA/AARP marketing. News Bulletins (monthly), as well MacLeod is senior vice- as Modern Maturity. All three president of the Holmes Agency, publications are published by the 291 Morris Avenue. He is a Washington, D.C.-based member of the Summit, New American Association of Retired Providence and Berkeley Heights Persons. Board of Realtors, the New The magazine's current cir- Jersey Association of Realtors culation of more than 11.5 and is president of New Jersey million makes it the country's Association of Realtor's Educa- largest print medium targeted Peter Hanson. Donald E. MacLeod tional Foundation. Joseph Cousins joins Schwartz Company Davis celebrates 25 years of service Joseph Cousins of Summit, a Orange based realtors, as a sales SUMMIT - George W. Division. He was formerly with former national sales and representative for the Middlesex Combustion Engineering, Inc., marketing manager for the and central New Jersey ter- Davis, Sr. recently completed 25 Weston Controls Division of years of service with Foster New York. He is a 1947 graduate ritories. Schlumberger, has joined the Ar- Cousins is a graduate of For- Wheeler Energy Corporation. of Queens Vocational High chie Schwartz Company, East Mr. Davis joined Foster School majoring in electronics. dham University and resides in Wheeler in July 1960 as a coor- He and his wife, Grace, a SUSAN STEWART, left, is introduced to Burgdorff Realtors' staff by Bailey Summit with his wife Marilyn dinator in the Repair Order secretary for Kempler Insurance Saeger. and two children. Department. He is currently sec- Company, reside at 26 Locust tion supervisor of the Repair Drive in Summit and are the Stewart joins Burgdorff relocation Laurie Fraser Order Department, Equipment parents of George, Jr., a Director of Operations at the U.S. Pur- Susan L. Stewart of Siimmii active in the Summit public joins Weichert chasing Exchange at Los has joined Burgdorff Realtors' educational system and the Angeles, California. He is a Junior League. She has also serv- SUMMIT — Laurie Fraser of Relocation Division. Murray Hill has joined the member of the Suffolk County As relocation consultant for ed on the nominating committee Historical Society, Riverhead, of the Summit Central Weichert, Realtors office here. BurgdorlT's corporate clients, Fraser noted, "Weichert gives New York and his hobbies in- Stewart's primary function will Presbyterian Church. clude genealogy research and Stewart attended the Universi- customers very good services, be to advise individuals or and the company has an excellent photography of historical families relocating to New Jersey ty of Colorado and earned a buildings and places. degree from the University of reputation. I wanted to be part of on mailers of finance and real the best and that's why I joined Foster Wheeler Energy Cor- estate. Texas. She is a graduate of the poration — a major United H&R Block Tax Preparation Weichert." States subsidiary of Foster As the former account Fraser holds a degree in manager for the relocation sub- Course, a licensed real estate Wheeler Corporation — designs, associate and a member of the Business and Marketing from fabricates and constructs steam sidiary of I he C'arterel Savings Stockton State College and is a and loan Assn. and as senior American Association of Univer- generating equipment for electric siiy Women. member of the National utilities and shipbuilders. Foster consultant for Merrill Lynch Joseph Cousins. Organization for Women. Wheeler Corporation is an inter- Relocation Management, Inc., Fraser and her husband live in national engineering, manufac- Stewart has had much experience Elizabeth Ahmes joins Schlott's Murray Hill. turing, construction and service in the combined areas of finance, Weichert is located at 474 Mor- organization with 27 subsidiaries marketing and counseling. ris Avenue. operating worldwide. The cor- Stewart has a long history of Chatham office as sales associate community service, having been porations are headquartered at Elizabeth Ahmes of Summit George W. Davis, Sr. Livingston, NJ. recently joined Schlott Realtors' Faced witn A Chatham office as a sales Drinking Problem? associate. A former physical therapist, Are you sick and tired of Ahmes holds a B.A. from Col- being sick and tired? umbis University, an M.A. from Perhaps Alcoholics Adelphi, and a two-year cer- Anonymous Can Help tificate from the Hofstra Univer- Write P.O. Box 315 sity's School of Business and Or Call 763-1415 Cornell University's School of Labor and Industrial Relations. She also brings with her a If someone in your family has a background in management as drinking problem, you can see well as numerous awards and what it's doing to them. But can achievements in the physical you see what it's doing to you? therapy field. For information and help contact: An experienced professional, Ahmes is a member of the Morris and Union counties Board of AL-ANON Realtors. She and her husband WHte P.O. Box 487 Richard live in Summit with their Or Call 744-8686 Elizabeth Ahmes. two children. Laurie Fraser. COED PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FISCAL YEAR 1986 SCUBA PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT CLASSES Summit Senior High New Providence High School Columbia Junior High School Summit Junior High (breakfast will be pro- Thomas P. Hughes School college Brayton School vided at New Providence Mountain Pork School START MONDAY, liunklin School High School) Woodruff School AT THE SUMMIT Mterson School lincoln School Salt Brook School YMCA Washington School Allen W. Roberts School Sept. 16,1985 bound 1 he- above named schools announced today thot low cost, nutritious school lunches ond-or breokfasts ore available to all children enrolled. In addi- tion, meals will be provided free or at a greotly reduced price to children from households whose gross incomes are at or below those shown for their Even though you'll be away at school, household size on the income scale below. Applications for Free and Reduced Price Meals were sent to the homohcH; j[ u|| children enrolled in the 1st Session schools we can bring you a little closer to home. Free INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES We'll keep you up to date on all local (as announced by United States Department of Agriculture) news, what's happening around your Bring town, whut friends and classmates are Bathing HOUSEHOLD FREE MEALS OR MILK REDUCED PRICE MEALS Suit doing ... all the things that's of special SIZE Annual Monthly Weekly Annual Monthly Weekly interest just to you! Plan now to take us and 1 6.825 569 132 9,713 810 187 along with you . . . wherever you go. 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If a household member becomes unemployed, or the household size or income changes during the school year, parents should contact the school so thot all children receive the proper benefits for the school officials to determine eligibility, the household must provide the following information listed on the application: names of all household members; social security numbers of all adult household members or a statement that the household member does not possess one; total household income listed by the amount received by eoch household member and the type of income it is, and the signature of an adult household Fill Out This Handy Order Form SCOTCH PLAINS member certifying that the information provided is correct. Households are required to report increases in household income of over $50 per month Foe Your Subscription YMCA or S600 per year and decreases in household size I he information provided by parents on the application will be kept confidential ond will be used only for the purpose of determining eligibility. Tuesday, Sept. 17/85 The school will advise parents of their child's eligibility within 10 working days of receipt of the application. Any parent dissatisfied with the A Subscriber To Your Hometown eligibility determination may contact the school to request on informol conference Of may appeal the decision by requesting a formal hearing. A Call Now hearing can be arranged by calling or writing Newspaper Makss A Great Gift! Berkeley Heights call or write Mr John R Wolklet, 345 Plainfield Avenue, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 • 464-1601 New Providence call or write Mr Robert A Lochenouer, 340 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ 07974 - 464-9050 Summit call or write Dr Richard I Fiander, 14 Beekman Terrace, Summit, NJ 07901 -273-3023. College Rate $10.00 Parents may call for further information (Sept. thru May] Berkeley Heights: Jane Ann Jones 464 5993 EDISON New Providence John I Gaffga 464 9050 Summit Harold Kessler 773 3025 Once determinations are completed, school officials ore required to verify a minimum of three percent of the opproved free and reduced price ap- The Herald/Dispatch SCUBA CENTER plications on file In the operation of Child Nutrition Programs, no child will be discriminated against because of race, sex, color, national origin, age, or handicap. 1659HWY27 Also, the names of 'hose receiving free or reduced price meals will be kept private. Children who receive free or reduced price meal benefits are 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 EDISON, N.J. treated the same cis children who pay for meals If you believe you have been discriminated against, write immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington DC 20250 464-1025 985-2206 <; H Si'plenibr- ,' Wps ri,.-,,.,.^i, v,.,. „,.. "• !c<: \ ' 587,'9 BOARD OF REALTORS CLASSIFIED RENTALTO SHARE BUSINESS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED OPPORTUNITIES DENTAL ASSISTANT -Summit. 3 PROFESSIONAL LIQUOR $TORE -ASSISTANT? PRIVATE Mfltvsrans ou SUMMIT/SHORT HILLS AREA S60/HUNDRED securing- Full time. Moture individual for MANAGERS, Part Sot/Ml WOMEN LOOKING FOR SEEKS omawowta forow- stuffing envelopes! Offer- progressive, friendly, dental time. Shopper's World of Li- sWod dottw. Tvw-Saf mm- Luxury I BR garden apartment, LR, DR, balcony, eat-in kit- 4TH to share lovely details, rush stamped self- practice. Please cofl 273-3535. quor, a MiVburn Avt, Spr- chen, D/W, garage and assigned parking space, central a/c addressed envelope: S&B, 804 Berkeley His home. Walk DENTAL ASSISTANT for 2 morn- ingfield. 376*005. with individual controls, H/HW/Gas included, tennis, pool, to shopping, NYC Old Thorsby Road, Clanton, ings and 2 afternoons a week, LOOKING FOR BRIGHT PERSON tochjDMMogar. Stndlttttrto shopping and recreation. No pets. Finest location and Alobomo 35045. transportation. experience preferred. Call 273- to fill our Accounts Receivable W.H. VMta. 162 Htbvt AM., amenities in area. To NYC SS min. Bus at door, ConRail 1 Reasonable rant. 665- 1525. Clerk Portion. Job lncM« run- Start Hit. WOWOT. mile. From *780/month. 9740/665-9199. HELP WANTED ning soles invoices, approving DENTAL HYGIENIST -Full time in MEM. STATE OEVBJQPMENT ACCOUNTING CLERK prevention oriented Short Hilts rot* His, mafrrtoWng customer COMPANY 5 SBKMG • full CALL 377-7900 or 377-0071 PROFESSIONAL NEED- neoatrs ana mommy MM Must be good typist and ac- dental practice. Coll 376-578), ttoeexpertenwdioBikiipir to ED TO SHARE HOUSE anotysiSf otc. Person WM nport CHATHAM HILL APARTMENTS curate with figure work. Ex- Mon-Thurs. after 6PM IN BASKING RIDGE directly to controflor. Compony perienced in Accounts Payable DENTAL RECEPTIONIST -We're offers prescription pkm> fill AREA. Wafting distance to ond mini computers helpful. looUng for a versatile and self- modicQl, fife tttsuranctt profit nwnopjMiont ftpoftt* train. Female preferred. No Many employee benefits with LUXURY GARDEN motivated individual with strong snoring ono .ojooo fiwiiw pets. No smoking. Call 685 leading manufacturing firm in OPEN HOUSES communication ond financioT salary. We are located In rtiuwi ono tofiyy wojuiniiioiiH 6096 day; 822-0269 or 647- Murray Hill area. Call 464- APARTMENTS skills to join our quality oriented Berkeley Height*- Hr Inter- to One Main St Cnmim. 323 3200, ext 2305 between 9-3 Central air conditioning and heat controlled by 1911 eves. dental practice. Please call view, call Dale Knutsan, 4*5- Sun., Sept. 8,1-4 pm for appt. Mam sCto&mJumn. 376-5781, Mon-Thurs, after 0300. ext. 63; BAM-4PM. tenant (gas heat included in rent). Terrace, eat- SUMMIT- Roommate wanted- An Equal Opportunity Employer, TotheorHn»enofT.W.I>wn. 6PM. in kitchen. No pets. Near Murray Hill/New Pro- LR, DR, sun room, fireplace. MAINTENANCE/PORTER, AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE IN DIET COUNSELOR Garden Apartment Complex. vidence area. From $615/month. See $325 includes utilities. 539- my Chatham Township home for ASSISTANT Full time. Mint hove references 1 Superintendent, Apartment A-3, 375 North 2000 ext. 362 days; 522-1049 B and 11 year old children. Hours- MonTTues, Km t Fri MANAGER.Responsible and drivers license. Apply New eves. Immediate occupancy. 2 45'Si15PM, Mon-Fri. Own 12-5.30PM, Sat 1QAM-IPM. Drive, North Plainfield or call 754-6900. ; position. Should have nutrition England Village. 105 New transportation necessary. Good Call 464-1162, SSL SUMMIT -Shared apartment. or weight reduction experience. England Ave., Summit, NJ. pay for the right person. 277- 665-2222. 9AM-5PM weekdays. RECEPTIONIST PART TIME- 0 tHAIMAM IUWNSHIH Call 635-6868 after 5PM. ' 5479 or 635-5082. Private .dub in Summit seeks -Charming home. 4 BRS, 2'/i SUMMIT DO YOU LOVE to work in a busy MANAGEMENT ' linfmii WANTED YOUNG PROFES- AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM High SdindstutW with pleas- story, 3 porches, 1 Vi baths. 3 Bedrms, 2 1-2 baths, office at an interesting job? TRAINEE SIONAL, non-smoker, to share 3 DIRECTOR- Degreed person to Learn a fascinating computer? tno voico to onswsr phonos* u Fireplace, country location. 5 living room, dining Good starting salary. run activity program. Ex- Then call Helen at 464-1025 277-6655. ._ 25 Plymouth Rd., Summit minutes to train and buses. No room, eat-in kit., BRS house in Berkeley Heights. Company benefits. perience with children. 464- and we will discuss this full time Sweeping curved staircose and ceramic tile floor moke a pets. Available Oct 1 st. $1,500 garage. Near Briant 214 baths, garage, basement, Opportunity for advancement. RESPQNSHMi SUB PERSON 8373. job which offers benefits. grand entrance to this 5 bedroom Colonial. Modern kit- per month plus utilities and Park in lovely residen- LR, DR. $366 per month plus For info, col Carol at WANTED for toed vjdp stone. chen with microwave, den, pool-table sized recreation security. 647-3367. tial neighborhood utilities. 582-4719, 464-6115 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER DO YOU LOVE PEOPLE and have McDonald's. Exportonot ond rosponsibwty Q room, back stairs to the kitchen, beautiful bay windows -Berkeley Heights law firm. must. 277-699J. CHATHAM TOWNSHIP -4 BRS, plus minutes from After 6PM. a strong desire to help others? and fireplace. Outstanding condition, prime location. Part time. Good numerical skills - 1 V> baths, finished basement. N.Y. Commuter trains Then you are the person we're RESTAURANT- Immediate «psn- $350,000. WATCHUNG- Profes- required. Word processing ex- MODELS No pets. Available Nov 1st. and bus lines, shops looking for. Busy chiropractor ing for Sow Ctef. 1st coot- S perience preferred. Call 464- Directions: Springfield Ave. west to left on Maple and schools. Call for sional non-smoking needs receptionist. Light typ- CHILDREN doy wook~ oxpononooo omy. $1,100 per month. 376-3010. 6326 for an interview. St., right on Ashtond Rd., left on Silver Lake, left on appt. to see. female to share with ing, some bookkeeping. Hours 6MOS.TO16YRS. Call 464-1000. Ask for Plymouth. FURNISHED ROOM -Near 2:30-8:30PM, Man, Wed, Fri. $1,175/mo. plus same a beautiful 4BR home. AVENUE OELI -Full or part time. FINAL CALL for upcoming foil» 327 Garf ield Ave., Berkeley Hts. transportation, shopping. $325 utilities. NO FEES. (A- Coll Dr. Franz, Mon, Wed, Fri; Available immediately. 322- Experienced or will train. Apply Winter bookings, for RESTAURANT -Immedtote open- Caution! Children at ploy on the quiet cul de sac of this plus kitchen privileges. 464- 852). ,647-5200. 9613, leave message. in person. New Providence. catalogues, brochures, and T.V. ings. Full . tint friendly neighborhood or in the fenced yard of this 4 2581. 464-6766. DRIVER -Hardware and fastener productions. Most assignments iinJtira fiimtl» ••••• SAMjtWI &•* bedroom home. Family room, sewing room, and no-wax FURNISHED ROOM MAGLEY Realtors, YOUNG MATURE NON-SMOKING house needs full time driver to at our N.J. facility. MO EXP. WOnOrf/WOnTOUOl H00OPO TOT kitchen floor are all great family features. $149,900. BERKELEY HTS MANUFACTUR- WTH KITCHEN Broker WOMAN to shore 2 BRS apart- make pick up ond deliveries, NEC. For appt. coN (201) M2- lunch and dtaner shifts for Nor- Directions: Springfield Ave. to Summit Ave. Right on jNG CO. seeks bright, capable PRIVILEGES IN STIRL- 635-8900 635-7631 ment. $325 a month plus V4 handle shipping ond receiving. 9150. Complex IV, IS Oorio thern hgfan Rntaurant. Ex- Gorfield St. See signs. ING AREA. References individual for entry level posi- utilities and security. Quiet set- tion into business. Job involves Must have good driving record. lane, FoHleld, N.J. m are a porioncod onhf nood flppty* AMO and security deposit re- SUMMIT ROOM FOR RENT- Growth opportunity. Call 647- N.J. state Ik. Agency tgk Kch hostess wsjKj. Co* quired, mature ting in Watchung. 273-4778. filing and mail duties with OUR EXPERIENCE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE $75/week. Share kitchen ond 0500 for appt. agent for A.f.T.R.A. E.O.E. nonoojor for oppolntnwnt. 464* gentleman preferred. growth potential. Good salary bath. 277-6266. and benefits. Call Dolores MUSICIAN 8000. Call 647-0667. SPACE FOR EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER FOR RETAIL Brown, 6650300 between Pioo accompanist for choir of SUMMIT -SPACIOUS 4'/i room _N T CLEAN AND LAUNDRY 3 ONLY REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE GILLETTE- large Condo- apartment on quiet street in 3 R E 8:30-5. days/week for 2 adults. Must Chatham Ur'«l Methodist 3BR, 2'/j both, fireplace, cen- FOR SALE family house. Conveniently BERKELEY HEIGHTS -Foodtown BOOKKEEPER/DATA ENTRY have own transportation ond Church. Responsibilivies include FOR SALE tral air, garage, $1,280. Sunday morning service and located to Summit Center ond Shopping Center. We are com- CLERK- Must hove knowledge of references. Coll 273-5257. The Short HiHs MaTs newest BERKELEY HEIGHTS -9 room ran- SOUTH ORANGE- Prestigious, Available mid October. Days evening rehearsal. Interested transportation. Heat and hot pletely renovating the center. general ledger, trial balance EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST addition. The Endhss Summer -a ch. Convenient location, quiet quiet, tree lined street. Move- 464-3322, eves. 322-6486. water supplied. No pets. 1 Vt and payroll returns. 522-9574. parties please call Choir Direc- Store available. 800 sq. ft. to FOR EYE DOCTOR'S OFFICE. In- neighborhood. $168,000. Call in condition, exceptionally IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-2 months security required. $750 tor Chic Homsen. Office 635 leisurewear store-Is looking for 2,000 sq.ft. 688-5760. BOOKKEEPER-RECEPTIONIST volves contact lenses. P/T to owner, 464-3166. cared for Colonial, 4 spacious ROOMS FOR RENT, 2 private per month. Available Sept 1st. 7200, home 635-0091. ONLY THE tBTI A friend port needed by Summit Dr's office. maximum of 30 hours. Call BR'S, 3 baths, LR w/fireplace baths, shared kitchen, close to 5220760. eves, 628-9256. M/F ASSISTANT MANAGER OR THno lows poiiiion BERKELEY HEIGHTS -Foodtown Light typng and bookkeeping BERKELEY HEIGHTS -3 BRS bi- and bookcases, formal DR, trains and buses. $400 & CLERK. Hours 9AM-5:30PM If you am MN, n, WATCHUNG AREA -Lovely 2 BRS Shopping Center. Lower level. skills a must. Monday-Friday FLORAL DELIVERY -Bright, level. LR, DR, kitchen, large large sun room, delux modern $500/month plus $400 & $500 Tuesday-Saturday. AH benefits. and communicott woR. If you apartment. Avoilable in 2- Modern, attractive space at 9AM-12noon. 273-3832. energetic person. Full or port rec. room with fireplace, newly kitchen and dinette, den- panel- security. 522-0444. 635-4098, StH Gift Center, would Kkft work in o o/oot on* family. LR, DR, kit, bath, bargain rates. Central air and time. Berkeley Florist, 464- ed brick off kitchen, 2 cor BOY-CARE Warm, intelligent 322 Main St., Chatham. • vironiMnt thon contact us IM* carpeted. Central air. Large lot. LANDLORDS - No Fee • No enclosed sunporch, garage, 0545. garage with automatic openers, all other amenities. 1,000 sq. person to supervise 10 year old MEOIATELYI CoN Debbie, 379- Close to schools. Principals on- obligation, No expenses, fenced in yard, potio. OFFICE PERSON -local architec- new gas furnace, w/w ft. to 4,200 sq. ft. We will par- boy after school 4 to 5 days per FUU TIME GREENHOUSE 2141. . ly. SI 60,000. Call owner, 464- screened and qualified tenants $675/month inc. heat. Call tural firm seeking responsible carpeting, walk in closets, tition and decorate to suit. week. Must have own WORKER, needed immediately. all around office person to 1584. only. CENTURY RENTALS, 379- 755-6807. RETAIL SALES many other extras. Walk to transportation. Good pay for Call 464-5355, or apply in per- assist with messenger duties, 6903 688-5760. trains, schools, shopping and RENTAL - We have a few son to Summit Greenhouse, 43 NICE BERKELEY HEIGHTS capable, dependable person. copies and general office •TOFF park, easy commute to NY and MILLBURN- 5 room apartment, • maybe one for you • GILLETTE STORE FOR RENT, strip Division Ave., Summit. By owner. 5 year old center hall Coll 635-6975 eves, responsibilities on a full time Is looking for WjTaijd part time major highways. Exceptional 2nd floor of 2 family, no starting at $700. center, 1,100 sq ft, suitable basis. Driver's license is re- colonial. 4 BRS, 7V, baths, LR, CARPENTERS AND CARPENTER'S FULL TIME PAY sales help* EMperlsnce pftfejTHM value $169,900. Principals on- children or pets. $650 plus FAITOUTE AGENCY for card shop or convenient quired. Please apply in person DR, large eot-in kitchen, family HELPERS. Immediate. All phases PART TIME WORK but not essential, Enctilent ly. Call 201-762-4614 for ap- utilities. 379-4918. REALTORS between the hours of 8:30AM- room with fireplace, 2 cor store. 665-1135. of construction and carpentry. Teaching, P.T.A., community salary and benefits. In pointment. 464-1700 273-5522 10AM or 4:30PM-5-.30PM or garage. Many custom features. NEW PROVIDENCE 1BR apart- Year round work. Pay based on work, sales or similar Chatham. Cod Daryl at 635- call 201-273-8877. Chapman Better than new. in excellent SUMMIT CHARMING W- ment, walk to town and BERKELEY experience. Call Chris, 665- background helpful. Manage- 5700. and Biber A.I.A., 422 Morris condition. Beautifully land- TOR IAN, spacious rooms, lead- transportation, $590/month VACATION HEIGHTS 1829 or Mike, 647-6380. ment development program in- Ave, Summit. RETAIL SALES -Exciting boutique scaped. $264,000. 6650936. ed glass windows, built in plus utilities. Call eves, and RENTAL Leave message. cludes local home /school coor- specializing in fine leathers ond Principals only. bookcases, 4 fireplaces, Parkay weekends 277-2282. dination work with major educa- HILTON HEAD SOUTH 1,040 Sq. Ft. CARPENTER WANTED Capable OFFICE WORKER- Full time or suedes is looking for fashion floors, move-in condition. Nor- tional publisher expanding In afternoons only. Must use own BY OWNER- Ranch, 4BR, LR, NEW PROVIDENCE- 6 room, CAROLINA- IBR Villa, ocean Subleased store on Spr- of working without constant oriontod solos http, 4Mporitnee formal DR, family room thside location, convenient to this area. 15-20 flexible hrs per car. Duties include: messenger, 3BR, 2 baths, W/W carpeting. front building, beautiful beach, ingfield Ave. in a major supervision. Must have own preferred. CoH for porionol in- w/fireplace, laundry room, cen- town, transportation, schools. wk. Full training, advancement photocopying, filing, minor Garage space, large basement, shopping cen{er. Tenant hand tools and transportation. terview, 376-8877, The Molt at tral A/C, FULL BASEMENT, 2- Principals only. $349,000. pool, tennis, golf. $225/week. opportunity and excellent maintenance. Coll Mrs. Demote 2 family house apartment on relocating quietly. Rental Coll 522-8787 for interview. ShortHills. car garage, large deck, move-in 522-9173. 379-3741. benefits available. For inter- 277-2200, 2nd floor, parking. No pets. $802 per mo. Call in con- condition, most desired area. CARPENTERS HELPER- Full time view phone 464-9512. E.O.E. ROOFING HELPER SUMMIT COMMERCIAL $975/month. Available im- LONG BEACH ISLAND, BEACH fidence, John J. Valentine, OUTSTANDING spot in local $259K. Principals only. For job with benefits for reliable AND FOREMAN BUILDING mediately. 665-1661 Tues-Sun FULL TIME POSITION OPEN for appt. call 464-6727. HAVEN PARK. Selected times Exclusive Brokers. worker. Opportunity to learn all company I You're sparkling per- Ambitious ond reliable. Ex- 4,600 sq.ft. 7AM-6PM, 464-7828 after Assistant Manager with large available in September and Oc- fazes of residential con sonality and excellent skills perienced or wiH train. Call CHATHAM -Immaculate 3 BRS Great location 6PM. tuxedo firm. Experience helpful tober. Attractive, comfortable, VALENTINE struction. 4640528. needed. Train on Word Process- 277-ROOFor273 1690. colonial. Quiet dead-end street, 6470986 NEW PROVIDENCE -3 room and we ore willing to train. Coll ing. HURRYI $16,900. Fee/Pd. 4th house from beach on ocean ASSOCIATES 2 blocks from RR, town and apartment. Proximity to Bell INC. CARPET HELPER Apply in per- 564-9009 between 11-4, ask Jayne, 273-6500, Snelling 1 SALES ASSISTANT -Dynamic at- block. Unit with 3BR and sun son only. Fitterer's Floor Cover- schools. Vinyl sided. Principals OLD BRIDGE Labs, transportation, shopping. 992-1122 forEmil. Snelling, 450 Spfgd Ave., Sum- mosphere. Stack brokerage ex- porch, sleeps 8. Also 2BR, ing, 503 Springfield Ave, Sum- perience desired but not Only, $179,900.635-3622. Couple preferred. No pets. GARDEN CENTER- PERMANENT mit. References required. Includes sleeps 6. Call for information mit. necessary. Good typing. Client CHATHAM TOWNSHIP- Charm- FULL TIME, general duties and PAINTERS- With experience OPEN HOUSE gas, electric and parking plus 522-1414 or 464-3330. OFFICE SPACE contoct. Pleosonf phone per- ing 1BR Condo in desirable CHATHAM TOWNSHIP For sale sales experience helpful. Coll to work full time. Summit area. 1 '/i months security. Available sonality. Able to assume Chatham Glen. Maintenance Sunday, BERKELEY HEIGHTS -Very at- by owner. Spacious colonial on between 9AM-6PM. 376-1990. Coll 464-3303. Sept 12th. $695 a month. Tak- S.C. North Myrtle Beach Vj acre lot. 5 BRS, 2 full and responsbilities. Salary com- free. Balcony with nice view. Sept. 8,12-4 pm Luxury oceanfront condos. 3 tractive space. Well located. In- ing applications. Please leave 2','j baths, large IR, DR, eat-in G & C LAWN CUTTING SERVICE TEACHER'S ASSISTANT PART petitive. Excellent benefits. Call Garage and large storage room. BRS. Great golf, off season expensive. Exc. parking. 2 of- 2 bdrm., 2V2 bath brick front message, 665-0119. kitchen, paneled den and family LOOKING FOR FULL TIME HELP. TIME TO WORK with children S.LIcoto, 6351000. Private pool and tennis courts. rotes. 753-4110. townhouse. Sunken LR fices available -your choice of Please call 464-7532. ages l'/S-3, Nursery Monthly cost under $100. NEW PROVIDENCE- 3BR, 2 bath, room, 3 car garage. Central air, SALES CLERK. Approx. 25 hours, w/beautiful fireplace, formal 300 sq. ft. or 430 sq. ft. We School/Day Core. Coll between Peaceful secure surroundings. LR, DR, kitchen/DW, screen READY FOR A newly painted interior and ex- HANDYMAN- FULL TIME, good pleasant working conditions. DR, eat-in kitchen w/pantry will partition and decorate to l:30PM-2:30PM 647-3838. Convenient to shopping and all porch, full cellar, garage, VACATION? terior, fenced backyard, above references. Apply New England Carchman Pharmacy, Millburn, & dishwasher. Central air, Must be 18 or over. transportation. Flexible closing $l,250/month. 464-3034 or Take your choice ... suit. 688-5760. ground pool, professionally Village, 105 New England Ave., 3761062. wall-to-wall carptng., pool, HILTON HEAD ISLAND -2 BRS landscaped. $275,000. Call for Summit. Mon-Fri, 9AM-5PM. PART TIME DIRECTOR CHRIS- date. Call Public Service Realty, 564-8550, ask for Rich. SALES HKP -Retail, lug- tennis courts, club house, villa with pool, Sea Pines across BERKELEY HTS NEWLY appt. Principals only. 635- Broker 464-6262 or evenings HELP WANTED- DELIVERY PER- TIAN EDUCATION, United gage/gift stare in The Mall at secluded backyard, 1 hr. to NEW PROVIDENCE -3BR apart- from Harbour Town golf links, DECORATED OFFICES 6409. 464-7758. SON PART TIME, dependable Methodist Church, 24 Madison Short Hills seeks pleasant per- NYC. Asking $114,500. Call ment in 2 family house. tennis, playground, shopping, 150-850 sq. ft Great location, Ave., Madison, NJ 07940. Im- GILLETTE New condominium be- CLER!(7TT1 Store irTSumrnit person for delivery and inside sons for full time/part time for directions 201-679-1890 S825/month. Call 580-0454 or marina. reasonable rent. Call Betty mediate opening, resumes by ing built. 3 BRS, 2'-i baths, 757-8600. now accepting uppliujlions for work, must have own car. For positions. Coll 376-4120 for in- ST. MAARUN -A new 2 BRS 464-8900. 9/20, no telephone inquiries. eat-in kitchen, DR, deck, cen the second and third shifts, full more information call Al 522- terview. ROOMS FOR RENT in New Pro villa, 3 pools, tennis courts, trnl A/C, pool, iennis. Walk to or part time, apply corner of 0615. PART TIME -Sunday mornings 6- vidence. Male or female. Call Jacuzzi, casino and restaurant. OFFICE SPACE -Prime Chatham SALES PERSON-Part time or full Broad and Morris, Summit. 8:30AM. Driver with auto for RR & school. $160,000. 665 REAL ESTATE 771 0391. Fully equipped with gorgeous location. Attractive and recent- HOME BUSINESS STUFFING for retail bakery. Experience newspaper home delivery. No 0126. WANTED beaches in every direction. ly renovated. 1,100 sq ft. of CLERKS~~Bokery and Oeli. Full ENVELOPES. Earn hundredsl not necessary. All hours STIRLING -New duplex. 3 BRS, Guaranteed check I Details send collections. Delivery only. Com- HOUSE FOR SALE- NEW PRO- NANTUCKET Brand new country fice. Available immediately. time. Benefits. Berkeley available. Excellent pay and I AM INTERESTED IN YOUR LR, DR, kitchen, laundry room, Bakery, 464 0080. long self-addressed stomped pact route. Salary plus bonus. working conditions. Don's and VIDENCE, by owner. Recently home with view of moors, a Competitive rental. Convenient garage. $900 a month. 1 month envelope to Mailco, P.O.B. 277-0155. remodeled house in excellent SINGLE OR MULTIPLE FAMILY block walk to beach, 1 Vi miles CLERK TYPIST The Pastry Shop, S. Orange security. References. Call 464- to local train and bus 1202B, Fairlawn, NJ 07410. condition, 3BR, kitchen, DR, LR HOME. Why pay Broker's com- from town, 3 BRS, large Jacuzzi PART TIME POSITION assisting Ave, Livingston. 994-3223. 1584. transportation. Parking Duties will include typing, fil- w/fireplace, w/w carpeting, mission when I will buy directly. ond more. ing, answering phones and HOSTESS WANTED -Lunch hours. doctor in working with children. SALES SECRETARY SUMMIT- 1 FAMILY, 3BR, LR, available. Please call 635 6878 Teaching experience preferred. new driveway, laundry room, Call 464-8900 ask for Betty. UPPER CAPTIVA -2 BRS villa customer service. Knowledge of New Providence. 771 -0020. Successful local Real Estate of- DR or 4th BR, 3 baths, enclosed with pool, tennis, private or Vickie Tartaglione at 285 Tuesdays ond Thursdoys from recreation room, garoge, deck data entry is desirable. Call HOUSEKEEPER- Central Pres fice needs someone with good WANTED PROPERTIES THAT RE- sun room, immaculate landscap- beaches, your own private 5533. 2-8. Send qualifications to Box off kitchen, gas heat, in very Margaret between I0-4 Church. Fridays & Mondays typing and filing skills. Duties nice neighborhood, walking QUIRE some renovation, either ing, across from beautiful island. 352, c/o Independent Press, SUMMIT -center of town, 47 Scientific Models, Inc. 9AM-4PM. Good salary. Local ore diverse and interesting. Call Bryant Park. Great home to Call: for Nantucket, 9-5, 635 80 South St, New Providence, distance to bus, schools and single family or multi unit 464-7070 references required. Call Mr. Carole at 464-5200. share. $1,275 plus utilities. 0447, later 635-2821. For Maple Street. Executive and NJ07974. shopping. Don't miss this true dwellings. Also interested in Crane 273 0443^ BROWN FOWLER, Availohlp rvtohor >;). Co!! Eet proicj^iuuui oniLuo iron; n POSITION value. Call for information 561 - properties with aootl inv»;f others, 635 2821. PART TIME -Flexible hours. Typ- RMllore ty 464 8900. single room to 9,000 sq.ft. AVAILABLE in local law office, INSPECTOR 7600 ask for Mike. Prirp- SARASOTA/LONG BOAT KEY ing, billing. Will train on com- NowProvWnoOfllco ment potential. Send info to Box flexible hours, medium typing, Machined Parts. Benefits. Per- SUMMIT 2 attractively furnish FORIDA Beautiful I bedroom Near parking, post office, train, puter. 273-4890 between 9-5. 375, Summit, NJ 07901. will train. Call 277 6990. manent. Johnson Enggr. 95 SECRETARY -PART TIME in ed rooms in large home. Short bus Call Mr. Walters, 277 HOUSE FOR SALE condo located on Gulf. All Summit Ave., Summit 277- PART TIME 9AM-6PM, Wed Millburn Legislative office; 20- SUMMIT walk from Summit station. BR, amenities. Available for 2I12. COMPUTTR OPERATOR~~AND RENTAL BOOKKEEPER POSITION 4200. & Thurs. Call Medicine Shop, 25 hours/wrek, flexible On large corner lot within walk- sitting room with refrigerator season. 298-0889. 464-1533. schedule; school vacations; and Coffee Mate. Non smoking AVAILABLE. Forward resume to INSURANCE BOOKKEEPER, ing distance of downtown Sum- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, Sunny 2BR ST. MAARTEN 2 BR villa, pool, good typing ability and single. $450 a month. 273- TIRED? J. Davies, 80 Floral Ave, Mur- minimum 2 years Accounts PART TIME DRIVER for interna- mit. ."> BRS, garage, deck off LR apartment, LR, eat-in kitchen ocean view, Jacuzzi, tennis, call telephone skills. Call 467- Of Summit's parking problems & rey Hill, NJ07974. Receivable experience. Com- tional florist. Summit. 277- with '.i-olacfc. "Hohtliman with full bath, convenient to 0487. 635-2821. 5)53. high rent. Just off route 78 in puterized Summit agency needs 0308. Special". transporation and shopping, in- SUMMIT- 4 ROOM APARTMENT ^TlriPoTlN" PER- Murray Hill, Summit areas most you. Coll John Muller 277- SECRETARY -Part time, 9-3. OPEN HOUSE PLUS LAUNDRY ROOM, near SONNEl -Ground floor opty with PART TIME -General office work cludes parking and all utilities. RENTAL attractive new building. From 3366. Summers off. Typing and steno Sat, Sept 14th, 10-4 Rail Road Station. Avalable Oc- top co. nationwide. Perky per- and telephone. 2 or 3 after- 1 '••'» month security and lease __ WANTED one office suites to 5,000 s/f. required. 273-6666. Call 273-7880 for direc- tober 1st. $725 plus utilities son wanted to move to top. INTERIOR DECORATING ASSIS- noons/week. Pleasant at- required. $675 /month Includes receptionist, utilities, tions. 273 6919. CORPORATE transferees need $954/month plus tuit. F/Pd TANT. Earn $20/$5O per hour mosphere. Some experience SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, janitor, conference room, fur available Sept 1st. Please call your furnished and unfurnished Juli, 273-6500. Snelling & to start while you train. Flexible necessary. Berkeley Heights. WRECKER OPERATOR OR MILLINGTON Custom built Cope SUMMIT Attractive room for nishings & parking Hotels & rental apartments and homes, Snelling, 450 Spgfd Ave, Sum hours. Car necessary. Call 322- 464-1752. MECHANIC. Will train right per- Cod on large wooded lot. 4 BRS, non-smoking business ex restaurants $27') & up. 665- oil sizes, all price ranges Free mit. 1897, 277-3198. son. Part time or full time. Day IR, DR, kitchen, I bath. 2nd Ranch. Central air, dishwasher, ecutive. Nearby track and fen 9796. PART TIME GENERAL OFFICE service to landlords Call or evening hours available. Call floor bathroom ready to be nis, parking, walk to town and COOK, experienced, full time. JEWELRY SALES PERSON Part -Small manufacturing company 2 fireplaces, Oct. 1. Burgdorff Realtors, Rental SUMMIT 273-1677 or 273-3736. finished. W/W carpeting, new transportation. References KITCHEN HELPERS, experienced, time. 2 to 3 days per week. Ex- needs person for diversified SI, 150'month 464 2030 Deportment, 201-273 8000. furnace, hot water heater and 273-8403. full time Immediate hire. Cor- perience helpful but not duties. Typing a must. Call SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT roof. Deck off kitchen overlook- BERKELEY HEIGHTS -4W room, MAN, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL^ ner Cuphoard 221 0054. necessary. Will train. Ideal for 635-8892, 9AM-3PM. FULL TIME. Apply in person at SUMMIT -Executive rental. 3,000 Sq. Ft. ing stream. Full basement. In- moture (59), car. Box 355, In- housewife. Apply at Gradone Benhom's, 414 Springfield 1 BR apartment. Private home. Prime northside location. I.R Smack in thr- middle of COOK / PREP~P?RlON~-Tij[rtirm7 PART TIME -Typing, billing and tenor newly painted. Wolk to dependent Press, 80 South St., and Keefe Jewelers, 419 Spr- Ave., Berkeley Hts. F/M single No pets. All utilities with fireplace, large formal DR, Maple St. in 'he City Gourmet take out and catering. general office duties. Millburn bus or train Close to 78 and New Providence, NJ 07974 ingfield Ave, Summit. included $700 665-1166 or eat in kitchen, den with federal Savings Bank Coll 522-0235. area. Flexible hours. Call 762- STOPI Super, local company has 287 Principals SI 54,900 Call 6630991 fireplace, 6 BRS, 2W baths. MATURE WOMAN SEEKS small I Building Private entrance COUNTTR" PERSON" Permaneii t~ KIDS COUNTRY CHILDRENS 5094. dynamite position for bright in- 201 647 3176ofter5PM. Wolking distance to town, BR apartment. Call 635 1867 and elevator. Beiow market Monday thru Friday, 8 to 2.30. CLOTHING STORE NEEDS PART PART TIME SALES -Mature per- dividuol. Train on computer I BERKELEY HEIGHTS- Small cozy Learn and odvancel Benefits in- MURRAY HILL BY OWNER- schools $1,795 plus utilities PROFESSIONAL QUIET MAN rental Call Rose Brady, fx 522-9805. TIME SALES HELP. Saturdays a son needed for Short Hills Mall spacious colonial split with 3 room cottage $500'month elusive Broker' must. 464 4455. clude dentall Hurryl 522-9173. (mid-twenties) lifetime resident DELI AND COUNTER HFLP Full housewares store. Lovely at- plus utilities Available 9/15. $866/month. Fee/Pd. Eileen, 4BRS. 2 '-i baths, excellent con- SUMMIT furnished room with of area seeks unfurnished 1 LANDSCAPE WORKER for land- mosphere, generous store dis- or port time Flexible hours. 273-6500, Snelling & Snelling, dition, prime location, LR 322 8504. private bath, first floor. Close BR/studio apartment for VALENTINE scape builder. Able to drive count. Ask for Carol, 376- 771-0010. 450 Spfgd Ave, Summit. w/fireplace, DR w/sliding door reasonable rent. Will help with ASSOCIATES truck a plus. 665-1257. 3825. BERNARDS TOWNSHIP- 3 room to shops, transportation. $375 to 28 X 14 deck w/perm. gas INC. DETTHEIP" FlJu'TiMET^MoiT SUMMIT -DENTAL HYGIENIST per month, 1 month security re- in/outdoor work. Mail replies to LANDSCAPE HELP -Full time. PART TIME CASHIER RECEP- grill, spacious eot-in kitchen, apartment, walk to tram and 992-1122 thru fri. No experience -Part time for every other quired. Available immediately. Box 353, c/o Independent Short Hills area. Great oppor- TIONIST FOR BUSY AUTO central air, gas forced air heat shopping. $475 plus utilities. necessary Also PART TIME Saturday morning, 8AM-1PM. Call Mr Butler, after 6:15PM Press, 80 South St, New Pro tunity. 376 1824 After 6PM. DEALER. Eorly evenings and aluminum siding, newly needed for Sat & Sun. Call 647-2620 after 6PM only, 957 9657. vidence, NJ 07974. most Saturdays 9AM-1PM. Coll Please coll 273-3535. decorated FR plus 2 car garage, WARREN between 3 & 6 pm. 647-0508. LEGAL SECRETARY for Janet Murphy, Douglas Motors, TECHNICAL AIDE FIBER OPTICS- private backyurd leads to pork- BERNARDS TOWNSHIP 4 room SUMMIT LOVELY FURNISHED RECENTLY RELOCATED TO THIS two-lawyer, congenial, low- Flag Plaza. New WORKER, Summit, NJ. 277-3300. Rore opportunity in small rapid- like woods, 1 mile to 78, walk apartment with very large ROOM, 1 block to town, kitchen AREA. Professional couple pressure office in Summit, building. 5,050 sq. It. Monday Friday, 7AM-3PM Call ly growing Fiber Optics Com- to AT&T Bell Lobs, train to NY, rooms plus laundry room privileges, business person, seeking housesitting/rental where staff are treated like PART TIME. High School Student Will divide to suit. 277 I 990, niter 6PM call 273- pany. Will train. Please submit excellent schools and rec. references. Eves. 522 1455. situation from Sept/Oct through people not robots. If you like to for small office in Berkeley w/washer/dryer. Walk to train 3754 resume to Fiberguide, 33 Poplor April/May in Summit, 464-2900 work and have good skills, this Hts., 2 or 3 days/week. Coll facilities. S235,COO, principals and shopping $800 plus SUMMIT- Luxury 2BR aport Dr., Stirling, NJ079B0. only Coll eves and weekends Moplewood, Millburn, Short DELTVERY PERSON is the job for you. Prefer litiga- Mrs. DePinto 464-8900. ulilities 647 2620 after 6PM ment, LR, eat-in kitchen, 2 Hills, South Orange or Liv- -Strong, responsible tion and WP experience and (201)665-1512, Monday- baths, w'w carpeting, PLATER TECHNICAL ASSISTANT- will ingston. Please coll Robert driver for stick shift pick- sense of humor. Call Judy Friday 9 AM-5PM (201)829 CHATHAM GLEN CONDO-2 BRS, washer/dryer, centrol air, BUSINESS Experienced or beginner willing train, small company. Pleasant Hansen, c/o The Summit Hotel, up truck. Local Anderson at 277-6868. 4320 2 bath, 51,175 per month Call parking, convenient to town, .OPPQBIUNJIIES. to learn plating. Must be able to working conditions. Call 647- 273-3000, ext. 126. Excellent deliveries. Part time, 51,075 plus utilities. 522 read, write arid do basic Math. 6601. NFW PROVIDENCE- By owner~ 829 4352 days. 273 5267 references upon request. $1,250 WEEKLY HOME- weekdays. Culligan LEGAL ^SECRETARY -Berkeley Plant located in New Pro- Split level, 3BRS, t '•> bain, LR, Eves 9173. MAILING PROGRAM! Water Condltinlng. Call Heights law firm. Excellent TELLER CLERK vidence. Call 464-3200, Per- DR, kitchen with eat-in area, SUMMIT -Remodeled 1 RHrm Guaranteed earnings Start im- 635-7878. secretarial skills required. Full time for a credit union COMPLETTSTUDIO APARTMENT RENTAL TO sonnel. E.O.E. family room, finished rec room, apt. with new kitchen and both. mediately. FREE DEI AILS, Rush Steno, word processing and located in Summit, NJ. Diver- WITH FIREPLACE and patio. SHARE DEDVERT PERSON sified job skills required i car garage, corner lot with Walk to town and stomped, self-addressed legal experience preferred. P/T- CLEANING, RUNNING ER- $500/month Avoilable NEEDED FOR BALLOON Salary commensurate with ex- •computer operation, typing 'enced backyard, ideal locohon transportation. Heat /hot water ROOM IN SHARED 4 BRS house" envelope to: SRB-P, 804 Old RANDS for Custom Kitchen Show September 15th Prefer mature DELIVERIES. Full time mor- ond good telephone skills. Ex- for young family, $149 000 included 1 "i months security Thorsby Road, Clonton, perience Coll 464-6326 for an Room. Call 277-1161, Cabri In- business person. 464-3539, Female only. Available Sept 1st. nings only. Must be outgowing perience helpful -will train. Call Call 665-i 135 deposit ond lease required. Alabama 35045 interview. corp., 323 Springfield Ave., please leave message. $ 170 o month plus utilities. Coll and energetic. Ccill Randy at 522-7601. $695 mo Please call 273-7921 Summit. eves, 464-8774. Bollon-Age 467-8330. weekdays, 9-5. CLASSIFIED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CHILD CARE FURNITURE, TYPIST ASST OfflCf: FOR SALE MANAGER. Ambitious, CLERK FACTORY HELP TENDER LOVING CARE motivated, s*lf siorter, typing, WEICHERT will be given to your child in my 7 FT. BROWN & TAN 2 yr. old grommof skills essential, Permanent part time Insurance Agency Small manufacturer home. CoN 464-8328. couch, hardly ever used. $395. modem, clean offices, pleasant position available expanding. Join our needs shop help to WE ARE LOOKING FOR A or best offer. 464-1546. atmosphere, downtown Summit with growing adver- winning te! assemble large location, advancement. 522 tising agency for mature, reliable babysit- CHINA CABINET $ 150, antique transformers. Start ter/ homework helper for well- 1400. general clerical BOOKKEEPER - Seeking on oak bookcase $80, leather top *5.50/hour. Will train. mannered 12 year old girl. duties. Willing to experienced bookkeeper to end table $45, day bed $30, TYPIST RECEPTIONIST DEPARTMENT Good working condi- Woodbine Circle vicinity, N.P. The kids are bock in school I Are train ambitious appli- join our dynamic organiza- tions. All benefits country chest -$50, 9x12 blue cant. Call Mrs. Everyday from 3-6PM. Coll you ready for a challenge? Full tion. Must be well organiz- paid. rug -$25 and more. Call 464 Pharmaceutical Division Sandoz Inc. Hathaway: eves, 665-1396. or port time person needed for ed, career oriented and 1906 between 9AM-7PM. medico legal consulting firm in witling to pursue education. FIELD CO. WILL BABYSIT 2MO-2YR Madison Must hove tost, ac COME LEARN AN EXCITING NEW PROFESSION 376-2400 At least 2 years experience 14 Commerce St. IN YOUR HOME OR DINING ROOM SET, mahogany curate typing (cassette dido necessary, preferably in in- Chatham MINE. Good references. Drexel New Travis Court- toble surance and CRT experience Pleose call 464-5990. tion No steno), some BUSINESS TO BUSINESS TELEMARKETING 635-6566 (60'/j inches plus three 12 inch knowledge of word processing, HOTEL helpful. leaves), pods, 6 chairs ond buf- above average spelling, good POSITIONS POLICY TYPIST • Seeking on CHRISTMAS orgoniiationol skills, and ex BORED WITH fet. Best offer. Call 273-9433 How would you like pnn time work six hours [rf-r day lot 8 months H year starting in We are now accepting ap- experienced policy typist. BOUTIQUi- Calient phone moaner Pieosonl YOUR JOB? 8AM-6PM, leave name and Scptf mber/Otlotx-r and ending in Aprll/MSy? plications for full and part Must be well organized, otmospnere ond congeniol co Can you type, talk phone on tape. time positions for mature- career oriented, willing to workers. Coll Mrs Rollison for tnjoy your summers off rfnd Mill ram H good >jlnry in trie interesting health Ctfre pleasantly on the phone, CONSIGNMENT minded people in the follow- pursue education. At least KITCHEN SET- Brown on interviewot 822-922? industry—complete paid training program upon employment Join our Udtp-ot-the- deal happily with the ing fields: 40 WPM necessary, ac- art telemarketing group arid enter this exc ihno. new growth industry College and/or public? Would you like to Formica table, 4 swivel curacy a must. FLEA MARKET WAITER/WAITRESS experience medical background preferred • WAITRESSES/WAITERS learn to operate a computer Chairs $65.464-5731. • BUSPERSONS necessory. Apply in person ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - and chat with interesting CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AND • HOSTESS/ HOST LIVING ROOM SET -Must sell. Borgnese Restaurant, 279 Spr- The success of Sando? Phaimareutu rfl's t-ntry into the telemarketing Ut-hl rias lead to Seeking on energetic and people on the phone? If so FINAL BOOK SALE. Saturday, ingfield Ave, Berkeley Heights, the doubling ol our present staff • BELLPERSONS 10 piece modular, good condi- flexible individual to work (call 464-1025 and ask for Sept 14th, 9AM-3PM. SHAR- 464 8000 • FRONT DESK closely with insurance I Helen. tion. Asking $650. 464-6196. Come join the professionals, for details phone |?OI| i/7-OiOO < CLASSIFIED Boyhood interest burgeons into business BICYCLES SUMMIT - A boyhood in- propriate to Richardson's specialty. Entitled "Woodwork- MON&OOSf DIRT BlKi 3 year- terest has turned into a business old, excellent condition with for a retired local engineer. ing: Tools of the Trade '85," the new parts Colt 522 071! Max Richardson, who with his show will feature exhibits and wife Lou operates Garrison demonstrations of new hand MOTOBECANf NOMAD II BOY'S tools, power tools, stationery ?4" 10 ipeed bike Excellent House Antiques, grew up in the condition, \\'J'j 376 2MI Midwest. machinery and supplies for "My dad always had a amateur and professional wood- workers. It will run from 1 pm TO BOAT FOR SALE workbench, and I followed his example," explained Richardson, 9 pm Fri., Sept. 13, from 10 am 1975 IS' ANC1ER FISHING who added that most of his own to 6 prh Sat., Sept. 14, and from BOAT Side toriiole, 50 H P woodworking efforts are of the 11 am to 4 pm Sun., Sept. 15, in Manner molor (low hours) "practical" variety. His involve- the Westfield Armory. General w/Holsclaw trailer. Also admission is $5. available 1977 DODGE SPORT ment did lead, however, to a SMAN VAN in goad running con fascination with the tools and In addition to setting up an ex- ditiori w/closs '1 hitcti $6,200 methods used by craftsmen of hibit, Richardson will combine for package. Call after bygone eras. his expertise with that of Herb 6 30PM, 464 4671 Kean, a tool auctioneer from WINDSURFERS. Tra^d When he retired 10 years ago Morris Township, in a seminar new Fully rigged, guaranteed from his position as an engineer on collecting and restoring anti- Starting at J399 No one can in the communications industry, que tools. The presentation, to be beat these prices. Call 464 Richardson turned his hobby into made at 10:30 am Sat., will be 0445, evenings a business, collecting old tools one of those on nine topics to be and selling them at antique shows given during the show. Pre- CAMPER TRAILER throughout the Northeast; his registration is required for the FOR SALE ___ wife specializes in sewing items. seminars; the fee for each is $10 which includes general admis- While Richardson has expand- RUDOLPH DE ROODE, chairman of the Summit Lions Club Sight and Welfare Committee presenting a check for $1,000 MOPED sion. ed his collection to include tools to Fred Stewart, Executive Director of the Summit Youth Center to provide additional programs for camping and fishing 1880 MOTORBECANE used in leather working, drafting, Additional information on not provided in the city budget. (Photo by Peter Wallburg.) good condition, 1,700 miles, surveying and other trades, he "Woodworking: Tools of the $375 Coll 277 3104 has concentrated on those used Trade '85" and the seminars may MOPED PALACE by woodworkers, and these he be obtained by contacting the NJ.'s OLDEST MOPfD DEALER will display at a trade show in show's co-sponsors, Forece FANTASTIC $$$ DISCOUNTS Westfield this month. Machinery Company, Union, at Advocacy for elderly needs volunteers Peugeot*Motobecane»Gorelli Trade shows are not usually 688-8270, or Garret Wade Co., 1,000's Of Ports * Accessories UNION COUNTY — A visory Council, using the Federal Volunteers are now being Fast, top quality service when Garrison House sets up Inc., New York City, at 212 807- 15 Industrial PI Summit, NJ shop, but this one is most ap- 1155. Friend/Advocate Program for Community Social Services Block solicited throughout the county. 277-0006 tlie elderly will begin this month. Grant. Plans call for recruitment of Administered through the Friend/Advocates are volunteers during the next mon- MOTORCYCLES county's Division on Aging, legal volunteers, who will receive train- th. Volunteers will receive train- FOR SALE Practice football at Tatlock and social services will be provid- ing and supervision from the Law ing and be assigned as advocates 1970 CMC DUMPER ed by the Community Health Project staff of attorneys and for elderly county residents. 1973 fORDF350 DUMPER Field and improve Law Project in iis regional office other proi'essionals in helping Volunteers will receive training 1979 CHEVY C30 with or at 60 Prince Street, Elizabeth. elderly and isolated people with from Law Project staff on health without power lift gate The first Friend/Advocate their problems of daily living, and human service systems, on times. 1976 DODGE POWER WAGON 4 SUMMIT — The Board of Program was begun in Essex which may include such matters the major jealth insurance and WD w/Meyers power angle Application forms are Recreation reminds all boys in County about 18 months ago by as securing health and human ser- entitlement programs, and on ad- plow available at the Memorial Field grades four through eight, and the Essex Division on Aging and vices, budgeting and bill-paying, vocacy techniques they and their Call 522 9393. Office and at the Edison Recrea- interested in playing football, the Law Project. It recently transportation, housing and clients may use to obtain tion Center. HONDA ATC 185S, good that although the program is now received the national Administra- other personal and family needs. necessary services and assistance. An important continuing ad- condition. Asking $700. underway, that they are still tion on Aging's Award for Coordinator for the People interested in volunteer- Call 484-1861. junct to the program will be a welcome to attend. meritorious service to the elderly, Friend/Advocate in Union Coun- ing, and in learning more about clinic at Tatlock Field provided The practice area is Tatlock one of 43 awards given nation- ty will be Mary Brennan. Project the Friend/Advocate Program, by Howard Anderson, Summit Field at 3:45 pm Wednesdays and wide. supervisor will be Sharon Mit- may call or write to Mary Bren- varsity football coach, his staff 9 am Saturdays are the practice Funds for the project were chell, who also supervises and nan, Law Project's Region, and varsity players on Wed., Oct. allocated through the Union directs the Friend/Advocate pro- Elizabeth Office, 60 Prince St., 23. County Human Services Ad- ject in Essex County. 355-8282. Flea market to benefit needy children Anderson has also invited the four groups of teams to take part Camp Vacamas, a non-profit one mile from Hamburg Turn- in a Summit Youth Football social agency serving needy youth pike), West Milford. Call 838- Recognition Day on Sat., Oct. Harmonica lessons are offered throughout the area, will conduct 1394 for more information. 26. The groups will wear their a Flea Market on Sept. 14 and 15 All proceeds will go toward game jerseys and be introduced. Two courses in harmonica mer's most popular course, will from 9 am to 4 pm at Camp sending underprivileged children For more information concern- playing are being offered this fall meet from 6:45 to 7:45 pm. Vacamas, 256 Macopin Road, to camp. ing the program, call 277-4119. by The Masterwork School of the The class is targeted to in- Arts to begin Sept. 9. dividuals who have no musical The 10-week classes will meet background or harmonica- every Monday (except Columbus playing experience. Students will The Business Directory Of Services Day and Veterans' Day) through learn elementary technique and Nov. 25 at The Masterwork music-reading. ADDITIONS* ALTERATIONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Music and Art Foundation head- An Advanced Harmonica • SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1955 • quarters, Morris County Park class, scheduled for 8 pm Mon- Richard V.Carnvy Commission Cultural Center, 300 days, is designed to answer the ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS Mendham Rd., Morristown. needs of those players who can PLANNINQ » DESIQNINQ • KITCHENS » BATHS The Harmonica Workshop for already read music and play Oultata • Laadara • Rooting • Siding • Maionry * Brick Walkways Beginners, a repeat of this sum- single notes. This course will help Slorm Dooia» Window! • Skyllghta • Sun Otck> * Florida Rooma CONTRACTORS to develop musicianship and 522-0467 *^ Inttrlor * Exltrlor Lighting Designs repertoire for its participants, Winng toi light, heal, powei • FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED • REFERENCES • both in popular and classical 241-8339 II no answer, call 277-3528 Stop smoking! pieces. FURNITURE REFINISHING • STRIPPING NJLIC 6857 SUMMIT, NJ The cost of each 10-week SUMMIT — This fall, course is $50. A $15 material fee Carriage House Refinishing PAINTERS PLUMBING & Overlook Hospital will offer two for the Workshop covers a book, Alternative Interiors HEATING "Smokeless System" stop smok- a practice tape and an in- ing programs at the hospital. Frederick M. Rollenhagen, Jr. INTERIOR WOODWORK: Windows, Doors, strument; a $10 fee for the ad- Battbotrds, Kltchtn Cabinets, Celling Beams PAUL One session will be held from vanced class includes a book and (water, lire, & smoke damage) SCAPPETTO 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm and another tape. session will be from 7:30 pm to Stripped and Refinished Tom Fleming, well-known pro- GHI appoints Plumbing & Heating 8:30 pm. The dates for the pro- fessinoal harmonicist, will in- • Cuilom R«Mnlihlng • Caning • EXTERIOR 1 INTERIOR Lie. No. 6653 grams are Ocl. 1, 7, 11, 14, 16, • Touch-up Strvlct • Ruth • WALLPAPER struct both classes. • Antlqui RMtoratlon • Custom Haptirt • GUTTERS 1 LEADERS and 23. For more information or to Rollenhagen • Ea*cutl»« D«lii • Insurance Claims 522-9456 • Mttal PolUhlng BRUSH 4 Call the Department of Health register, write Masterwork, P.O. AIRLESS NO JOB 24 FRANKLIN PLACE, SUMMIT 277-3815 Education at 522-2963 for Box 1037R, Morristown, 07960, Group Health Insurance of SPRAV TOO SMALL 40 Years Experience registration or information. or call the Masterwork office, New Jersey has named Frederick THE CHAIR-MAN P.O. BOX 852, SUMMIT Victor Registration fee is $140. 538-1860, or Tom Fleming, 420- M. Rollenhagen, Jr., of Summit Furniture Rgllnithlng "• 2730227 This program also will be held 1357. to be its president. Repair • Antlquis Restored Guidetti on different dates at the Wat- Masterwork is funded in part Rollenhagen has served GHI as CANE'RUSH* SPLINT SEATS chung Hills Adult School in War- by the New Jersey State Council executive vice-president since STE1N4EN H. R.J.'s PAINTING Licensed • Insured ren. Call Overlook for details on the Arts. 1982, and served six years on the • Experienced FELLOWS Martin Urbanski "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" board. Myersville Bathroom, Kitchen, Rec Room, General Constructor 1 YR. WARRANTY Alterations, Hot Water Heating. In his new position, OPEN 7 DAYS 10-S FREE ESTIMATES Specialists in Steam and Hot Rollenhagen is charged with Additions & Special Spring Discounts Water Heating Fall program for the maintaining the rapid growth ex- Atttrstlons Commercial and Industrial 647-1959 Licensed and Insured Work Sowor Connections perienced by GHI over the past - SUMMIT - hearing impaired opens two years, while expanding from ANYTIME 276-4253 Call 464-1810 the company's solid base in 2771607 school and governmental clients Registrations are now accepted For more information, contact to a growing business insurance GUTTERS, P&G PAINTING Full Line Plumbing & Healing for courses in Lipreading and in the Plainfield Hearing Society at caseload. LEADERS FREE ESTIMATES Old Country Manual Communication with the (201) 755-9378 Voice and TTY, thoroughly Craftsmanship or Kay Schmitt at 232-6546 or Rollenhagen lives in Summit with cleaned, 1 YR. WARRANTY Deaf sponsored by the Plainfiekl Special Seasonal Discounts ANY Vinnie McGahagin at 233-5244. his wife and four children. Hushed Hearing Society, Inc. Licensed Insured BONIFIED $30-550 ESTIMATE INSURED CALL 276-4253 Lipreading is the skill of CAN BE Teen pageant seeks contestants Sun It V Minor Tres Trimming ANYTIME 371-0540 understanding speech by wat- BEATEN CHIMNEY Clip n Save ching the speaker's mouth and FULLY AREA ~- Contestants are be- The newly crowned state win- CLEANING facial expressions. Because skill INSURED ini> sought to represent the eoun- ner will go on to represent the SERVICE Ned Stevens CLEM in lipreading can be of great help to every hearing impaired person, ty'in the official 1985 N.J. State state in the NYC national finals BILL IZYKOWSKI 7 Day* 5 flp m. Batl Tim* MANGANELLI CALL TAKEN 24HRS. whether or not a person wears a Preliminary of the U.S.A. Teen where she will compete with 49 turns EXPERIENCE IN PAINTING FIELD Miss Scholarship Pageant, Sun., other state finalists for the title 464-4768 226-7379 Designer Unas EXTERIOR-INTERIOR PAINTING Available hearing aid, the Plainfield Hear- Sept. 22 at the Hilton Hotel in and crown of USA Teen Miss, CHIMNEYS FULlt INSURED - All WORK WARRANIEEO ing Society offers courses in Somerset. plus, a $5,000 cash scholarship GUTTERS lipreading. Daytime classes in To qualify as a contestant, the award and a $5,000 public ap- CLEANED-REPAIRED pearance contract. CLEANED-REPAIRED ESTIMATES 464-0268 lipreading will be on Thursdays teen miss must be a student in PESTS REMOVED • CAPS RAM Applications may be obtained from 10:30 am to 11:30 am, and grades seven through twelve, a • DAMPERS CHIMNEY CLEANING PLUMBING & HEATING manual communication from 12 USA citizen, and a resident of the by sending a self-addressed, BUTTERS CLEANED PESTS REMOVED • CAPS PAVING to 1 pm, at the YMCA Building, county in which she is applying. stamped envelope to NJ Teen ROOFING-ALL TYPES • DAMPERS 273-2202 or 884-0220 518 Watchung Avenue, Plain- The accepted area teen misses Miss applications, 24 Delay Special Sr, Citizen Ratas • ROOFING-ALL TYPES SEWING MACHINE Special Sr. Citizens Rates —TARMAC! field — starting September 19th. receive a tiara and sash and will Street, Suite 3, Danbury, Conn., C.J. CONDON <'.• •,,, REPAIRS These classes are free. represent the pageant in com- 06810 or by calling 203/748-6682. Pavement Maintenance SUMMIT I M0RRIS10WN C.J. CONDON (ST ,*•«. munity activities thorugh their SUMMII M0RRISIOWN Specialists At the Plainfield Adult School one year reign. They will compete 273-29381267- Driveway*- Parking Lots SINGER 273-2938 267-9455 the Society sponsors a class in with other county finalists in ONE OF THE chief problems a Seal Coating—beautifies EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES Sign Language on Tuesday even- communications, evening gown modern society has to face is how and protects and interview competitions for to provide an outlet for the in- PIONEER RENTALS, INC. GUTTERS • LEADERS Repairs &linostripiii(! SEWING MACHINES ings, 7:30 to 8:30 for beginners W* till propane ttnlis Cltaned ft Flushed Tennis court coating. • Vjcuum Cleinin • and 8:30 to 9:30 pm ioi In- the state title and crown of the NJ tellectual's restless energies and Factory Tumtd Nocturnes •My NMtfs • laali »»«l • Lnra Screening Installed Kree estimates. termediates, beginning October 1 Teen Miss, plus a $1,000 cash yet deny him power. How to Frta Eitimattt • We Guarantet Minor Tret Trimming Work guaranteed. scholarship award. The ten state make and keep him a paper tiger. CMttrsctm ftjit!pm»n! Prompt Strvice for 10 weeks. Fee is $22 per per- INSURED - CALL 7 DAYS Llv"ft Mill • Lowei L«vi1 Niar Birr son or S42 for a family (Max- semi-finalists will receive a self- 273-2150 studv modeling course. EricHoffer, 1969 635-7870 NlCKKOSH 226-3322 994-2515 imum 4). N. Pattiic Ave . Crutham 766-4403