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VOL. 51, NO. 16 HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1975

To Move Drivers Ed Dike Proposed After School

The driver education program at Hillside High will under go a change next year. To save money, the program will be run after For Flood Control school and on weekends, not Members of the Hillside Flood during school hours, | to the Park Commission and The Township Committee un­ Several Committeemen, crit­ Relief Committee have enlisted seek their help, animously approved the project icized Township Health Officer Board of Educaton President the help of the township com*1' at its open caucus meeting Tues­ Charles Dotto saying he Jiad sup­ William Lange said this will save mlttee in building a dike near “ The time has come to have a day night. plied information contradicting funds because teachers will be Central Ave, and Conant St, They working relationship with the The dike was proposed at last Menza’s letter. Dotto currently paid on an hourly basis and poss­ are now trying to get the cooper­ Park Commission,” Mooney week’s Committee meeting by serves on a part time basis. ibly one position'will be dropped. ation of the Union County Park said. He noted the Park Com­ Gennaro Messano, He had wanted An official of Public Service He noted the program will still Commission, on whose property mission has been removing de­ to start work on it that night, Electric and Gas Company ex­ ■ *4* serve the same number of stu* the dike would be built* bris from the Elizabeth River Also at the open caucus, which plained to the Committee why V ‘ dents. Tom Mooney of the Flood Com­ in recent days, (The Park Com­ was attended by over a dozen the electric bill is so high for mittee asked for the assistance people, the Committeemen care­ the Municipal Building. Kenneth Last year, the Board tried to mission has been criticized in of Township Engineer Armand the past for dumping debris in fully examined requests for sick Q, Brown, Industrial and Coth- drop the drivers ed program, but Fiorletti in drawing up plans for the river,) * leave by several policemen, They merical Representative of P.S, following protests from parents the dike. He said after the plans Volunteers would build the dike made it quite clear they consider E. & g. said the amount of el­ and students, it reconsidered. are drawn up he Would take them Mooney said. some of the requests more legit­ ectricity used in the building imate than others. has remained constant in-re** Commissioner Dr, Burton cent years, but rates have gone Bergman said some men ln b6th Up. Can’t Find Road Workers In the police and fire departments "Now we know why the'bills are constantly asking for sick are so damn high," Mayor Vin­ leave, when they are not really cent Baldassano said. sick. Discussing the medical re ­ The purpose of the caucus Emergency; Town Unhappy ports submitted by the employees meeting is to prepare the agen­ Public Works Department < doctors, Bergman said: "Some­ da for the Committee’s next pub­ They just don't want to coins negotiate," Witte said, "It times, we get very vague stuff lic meeting, (next Tuesday night ployees are not responding satis- oui^i vvttte said, should be part and parcel of the in. In the past, we’ve been taken.’’ 8 p.m, at the Municipal Building. factority In emergencies, ac- , Wovaanlker said the Issue job," Several Committeemen noted The public is not supposed to cording to the TownahlpCoromlt- should be decided In the next Finally, the Committee agreed employees requesting sick leave speak at the open caucus, but tee. Amid reports of difficulties contract for the road department to meet with Castelluccioandhis should be examined by the town­ that rule was not strictly en­ in getting road department work-' employees, but Witte disagreed. foremen to try to work some­ ship physician, forced. The Committeemen were ers out during snow storms, “ It isn't something we should thing out, A letter was received from the clearly aware of the public's Print Of The Month floods, and other emergencies, Township Attorney Alexander J. presence, frequently speaking to the Township Committee has set Menza saying there Is a danger them. up a meeting with Public Works of losing $7,800 ln state aid if Commissioner J, Arnold Witte The Hillside Camera Club'a Print of the Month Award has gone to Stanley Renlck ot Iselin Superintendent Joseph Castelluc- Eliz. River Cleaners the township does not either hire added some humor to the pro­ for hi, high contrast black and white rendition. clo and his foremen to set up an a full time licensed health officer ceedings. When Commissioner emergency recall system. (Under or enter Into a contract with the Dr, Fred Carraclho began to such a system, men would be Board of Health for the services speak, Witte urged his colleagues assigned different hours when Need Volunteers of their full time health officers. to be quiet. "F red talks once a. they would have to be available night," Witte said. Board Approves Budget; oh an emergency). The Elizabeth River Conser­ rate. If it is channelized or dis­ Public Works Commissioner vation end Beautification Com­ turbed too drastically, then moth- Dr, Burton Bergman said at m ittee's first priority of the new nature will have lost another Your Datebook Tuesday's open committee < year is to till three seats vacated battle to human nature. Calls For 6% Hike that three times In the past al the end o«»74. Any person who "We need zero flooding in 1978, HILLSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY two weeks, Castelluccio would have time to attend The Committee was gratified to The Board of Education un­ John F. Kennedy Plaza (Liberty and Hillside Aves.) budget. The rest comes from be moved from school time, to able to get a crew out when meeting per month and particl- see that the Mayor has contacted animously approved a tentative Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. other sources: State aid, $738, after school and weekends, to needed. ''He couldn't get any- pat0 ln lha 1S,B aummer cleanup the 104th Engineer Battalion on budget for the '78*'76 school Saturday 9 a.m. to noon 974;. Federal aid; $8,000; Tul- save money. Funds are avall- to respond. I thought there program Is urged to contact Bob our advice. Maybe a compete’on year calling for a six percent Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. tlon (from students from out- able to hire assistants to Board was a list," Bergman said. Friedman at 126 Hillside Ave,, between the Battalion and local increase, The $5,826, 161 bud­ COMMUNITY CENTER side Hillside using racillties Superintendent Dr, Anthony F ire Commissioner J, Arnold Apt, 32 or 923-8281. ' Industry would get the Job done a get must be voted on in the here) $87,000; miscellaneous re- Avails and Business Admlnistra- Witte noted Castelluccio has to Friedman said, "The Elizabeth little faster, 274 Hillside Ave. March 11 school board elec­ venue, $8,000; balance appro- tor Martin Lynch, get out and do the work hlm- River Is a natural entity which "But, In the mean time we need Free programs for township residents tion, A public hearing on the prlated, $140,000, Board President william self. "Joe Is being dls advantaged must be Pri!8W',l!'1' It muatl some good people to join the Com­ Monday and Friday, 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. budget w iirb e h W at Hillside Flannery said the total school Lange said the new budget “has as a department head. He has dealt * lll> muoh morecarefully mittee and b e a part of this year's Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 3 p.m. to 11 p.n High School, February 24, 8 tax for 1978 (combining about probably the lowest Increase in to go out time and time again. that our natural resources events," Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. P.m. half of the current budget arid Union County," He added: "If Department heads shouldn't have i being lost at such a perilous Board Finance Chairman half of the new budget) will be you compare our budget rate to to go out," ' KEAN COLLEGE Michael Flannery said the bud­ Morris Ave., Union $4,701,905, up 3,2 percent from the rate of inflation, there Is a Police Commissioner Harold get will only require an increase 1974. decrease." Wovsanlker said the reason road of 3.2 percent in the local tax Dance Performance TPA Capital outlay is set at $104, A public hearing on the bud- department men won't come out 3 Town Employees levy for the year which began “The Open Eye” 7:30 p.m. 500, down 83 percent from the get will be held February 24, is that they want to be paid January 1, 1975. (This is be­ 2/14 Concert: Ray Baretto Orchestra TPA 8:30 p.m. previous year. Flannery said 8 p,m, at Hillside High School, extra for the time they are on cause only about half of the 2/16 Winter Commencement TPA 12:00- the Board agreed on the figure The Board will officially adopt call, whether they actually work new budget Is pqid in this tax 5:00 p.m. because it was “ the minimum the budget at that time. (The or not, “ I know their problem," Under Suspension year.) 2/17 Harry Leaky Little we can spend to get the maxi­ full budget appears as a legal Wovsanlker said. "They want “ This appears to be the Township Committee has re - Pending the outcome of criminal Theatre 8:00 p.m. mum aid available," He noted notice in this Issue of THE overtime," ceived reports on three muntci- charges against them, 2/19 Film: "Blow-Up” Little smallest tax increase through­ plans call for toilet renovations HILLSIDE TIMES.) out Union County," Flannery pal employees who are suspended Police Chief George Shel- Theatre 7:30 p.m. at Hurden-Looker School and bourne submitted copies of 2/20 The Living Stage 1:30 & said, Downs Hall boiler replacement at Saybrook, charges against PollceSergeants 7:30 p.m. The Board must raise $4,877; Under the new budget, the Jerome Horning and Robert 2/23 Film: The Life & Times ofDowns Hall 187 in local t^xes to pay for the drivers education program Will Hach, They were indicted by Judge Roy Bean” ($.50) 7:30 p.m. To Hire Assistants For 2/26 Film: "Little Murders” Little the Union County Granx Jury on charges of "misconduct in Theatre 7:30 p.n 2/27 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Yeats,TPA 8:00 p.n office" and "extortion," Both lecture & music Hillside Week men are expected to remain off Kean College Children's Theatre Series - March 29 Dr.Avella And Lynch the force until their cases are T PA: Theater of Performing Arts resolved, The cases Involve A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S TOP STORIES The proposed Board of Educa­ Lange said he did not consider censured and twice denied a sal- Christmas toys allegedly stolen MEETINGS, EVENTS tion budget for next year provides the year long search for can­ The School Board has approved a tentative budget for next year, from Shop-Rite, Route 22, Thursday, February 13 money to hire assistants for the didates unusual, "It is a very The hiring of an assistant for calling for a six percent increase. It will produce a 3,2 percent Fireman James C, Sasso has Old Guard, Presbyterian Church, 10 a.m. school' systems two most influ­ important position and neces­ Lynch has been delayed because increase in this year's tax levy. Candidates Night, Walter O. Krumbiegel School PTA, 7:30 p.m. ential administrators. The money sitates a lot of thought," he the Board has been "trying to been suspended by ChiefCarmen JWV Post 78,56 CheBtnut Ave., Irvington, 8:30 p.m. for the two assistants is also in said. Asked if he thought Avella develop guidelines" on the type Dill, Fire Commissioner J, The Board has provided money .to hire assistants for Superinten­ Hillside Flood Committee, Tiny’s 4 Seasons, 1303 Liberty Ave. 8 this year’s budget, but the Board Is stalling* Lange answered: of person it wants, Lange said. Arnold Witte said the Township dent Dr. Anthony Avails and Business Administrator Martin Lynch. has never been able to make the "No , 1 don’t think so," He explained that the Board is Committee will hold a hearing Knights of Columbus, 1220 liberty Ave., 8:30 p.m. The drivers education program will be moved to after school appointments. Avella has frequently been at considering hiring someone with on Sasso within 30 days, Sasso Lions, Colleg Inn, 6:30 p.m. hours to save money. odds with the Board majority a background ln buildings and was arrested by police last week, Saturday, February 15 Board President William in , recent years, ■ Although grounds, Jack Wagner, who Is charged with "conspiracy to Recycling, behind Municipal Garage, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Hillside The Township Committee has given approval for a dike near central Lange told THE HILLSIDE TIMES strongly supported by some of currently Superintendent of commit the crime of bookmak­ Ave.) Ave. and Conant St, The Hillside Flood Relief Committee is trying that about $18,000 to $20,000 is the members, the majority of Buildings and Grounds, would ing," Firehouse Theater film series, "Springtime” and "Fatal Glass of to get the Union County Park Commission to help in the project, In the proposed budget to hire Board members the pest two then serve under the new A ssis­ Beer,” 8 p.m., Maple Ave. and Oakland Terrace. an assistant for Schools Super­ years have been increasingly tant Business Administrator, Monday, February 17 A meeting will be held to find out why there Is difficulty getting intendent Dr, Anthony Avella, critical of him* He has been PTA’s Set Nights Presbyterian Women's Circle, 1 p.m. Public Works employees out in emergencies. The budget provides about $16, Schools closed, Washington's Birthday 000 to $16,000 to hire an assis­ Board of Education, Administration Building, 195 Virginia St. 8 'Congressman Joseph Mlnish will be honored with a Citizenship tant for Board Business Admin­ For Board Candidates p.m. Award next Monday by B’nai B'rith. " istrator and Secretary Martin Police Officers Senior Citizens, Elks, 12:30 p.m. Lynch, said Lange. He noted The candidates for Board of Transcendental Meditation, lecture, Community Center, 8 p.m. ads have been placed seeking The Police Superior Officers have agreed contract for '74 Education will appear together B’nai B'rith Citizenship Award, to Rep. Minish, Shomrei Torah, candidates for both positions. and ' 75* at various school s ln programs 8:30 p.m. Sign Contracts Asthmatic League, YMHA, Green Lane, Union, 8 p.m. put on by the PTA’s, Asked why the Board never Overeaters Anonymous, Municipal Building, room 12, 8 p.m. The Police. Superior Officers expected and thought we were Index hired an assistant for Avell&| The schedule: February 13, Creative Arts, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. have agreed on contracts for 1974 entitled to." Lange replied: "No qualified can­ Waiter O Krumbiegel, 7:30 p.m.; K of C Ladies, 8:30 p.m. and 1978, The Superior Officers, (repre­ didates have been presented," February 18, George Washington Tuesday, February 181 Classified ...... 8 public Opinion ,,... 4 He noted that under law, Avella Deputy .Police Chief Arthur senting men above the rank of 7:30 p,m.; February 20, Calvin Italian American Civic Association Ladies, Horoscope ...... 9 school Lunch Menu 11 must recommend the man chosen Seale, a member of the nego­ patrolmen,) will get a slx-and- Coolidge, 7:30 p»m.j February Rotary, Presbyterian Church, 12:15 p.m, to be his assistant, tiating committee, said the of­ three quarter percent increase 26, Hillside High School, 8 p.m,; Candidates Night, George Washington School PTA, 7:30 p.m Municipal Court ... 2 Society...... 8,7 ficers accepted the same amount for '74, the same as patrolmen February 27, Hurden-Looker, Fire Aux., drill, 7:30 p,m. Lange said that Avella has Obituaries ...... 8 s p o rts ...... '• 10*12 of money for '74 which they received, Seale would not re ­ 7:30 March 8, a. p . Mor­ Township Committee, Municipal Building, 8 p.m. been looking for candidates 1 'for turned down seven months ago. veal the increase for '78, ris, 7:80 p,m. Wednesday, February 19 Police Blotter ...... 2 Weather '...... 1 about a year" but has made no He said they were willing to do He noted both contracts were Keep Well Station, for children to age 6, Municipal Building recommendations. Asked if the this because they “ got ft rea­ signed at a special meeting with A hearing on the school bud­ basement, 9 to 1 p,m, Board is prodding Avella, Lange i n sonable offer for ’78," although the Township Committee Tues­ get will be held on February Overeaters Anonymous, Municipal Building room 12,10 a.m Your Datebook said "sure." It Is "substantially less than we day night, 24 at Hillside High School. B’nai B rith PAGE 2, THE NJ. HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1976

“ Be assured that 1 shall con­ tinue to champion the legitimate needs and aspirations of Israel as Rep. Minish To long as I am privileged to serve on the Congress.” The Citizenship Award Com> mittee of the lodge besides chair­ Receive Lodge man Abe Haber, includes Broth­ ers Ed Goldstein, Fred Kleiman, Lenny Friedman, Irv Feldmes- se r, Jack Potashkin and Jerry Citizen Award Liebeskind. Congressman Joseph G, Minish ONE GUY in HILLSIDE says: (D-llth Dist) has been selected to "W E'LL HELP YOU receive the Hillside B'nai b'rith Lodge Citizenship award for 1078* FIGHT INFLATION!" The presentation is to be made at the next regular meeting of the LOOKING WAREHOUSE SALE , lodge on Monday evening, Febru­ ary 17th, at 8:S0 P M., Temple FOR A IN A MODERN UP-TO-DATE STORE Shomrei Torah, 910 Salem Ave, The Citizenship Award Com­ mittee Chaired by Past President REALLY GOOD WASHINGTON’S Abe Haber is arranging an im­ pressive program for the meet­ ing* The featured speaker for the CAR WASH?? BIRTHDAY SALE Evening will be Commissioner We'll Never Be Undersold— We'll Meet A ll Competition Joel Jacobson, New Jersey Board Town Gets Mini Funds; To Buy Bus For Seniors of public Utilities Commission, NOBODY Commissioner Jacobson was for­ The township has received state funds lor a mini bus program lor senior citizens. The township Intends merly the president of the N. J. Subc imittee Urban to buy a bus and begin dally operations In the near future. State CIO Industrial Labor Coun­ Mass Transportation. During the 1974 Senior Citizens Transportation Committee, which Is working on the prefect: Lett to right, John cil, formerly Director of Public 1674 session of Congress, Min­ Kulish, Gene Andruklte, Angelo Bonanno, Chairmen, Mayor Baldassano, Richard Berkteldt, Peter Affairs for region 9 of the Unit­ ish had a voting attendance of 98%. In the 93rd Congress he has spon­ Shields, Dir. Office on Aging, Freeholder Walter Borlght, Anna Toncas, seated left to right, Mary ed Auto Workers. He has serv­ sored over 120bills and House re­ Sanlord and Margaret Cavalcante. (Photo by Richard Carr) ed 15. years on the Board of Governors of Rhtgers Univer­ solutions. Some of the more Im­ sity. Both Minish and Jacobson portant concern consumer pro­ worked together- in the Labor tection, energy self sufficiency, movement before Minish was reduction of interest rates, finan­ Police Blotter elected to Congress. cial aid to senior citizens, sub- 0 „ ... , , . This Is the 27th Annual Citizen- sidtzed housing for the elderly, WHO NEEDS SNOW; WASHES ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ zESS, were kept busy yesterd0y trVJn« t*> ship award and Congressman National Health Insurance and keep main roads clear despite the heavy snow fall. Police drove Minish is the most recent of a long Urban Mass Transit, on major streets announcing that car owners should move their line of distinguished persons and Minish has been a staunch sup- CARS ^ We Will Make Your Old One Run Like New vehicles. Lt, Paul De Graw, who heads the traffic bureau, ex- organizations that have been porter of Israel. In a letter tp plained that police try to keep Liberty, Hillside, Maple, Hollywood, similarly honored because of B%ai B'rith President Jerry Pol­ Salem Avenue, and North Broad, Conant and Chestnut Streets clear toeir unselfish devotion to the ker stating his position on Israel, CLEANERl ^CDCIM AI 17IU0 III ★ MOTOR t u n e -u p s ★ e le c t r ic w ir in g during snow. Cars that are not moved will be towed, he said. needs of people, and outstanding Minish said; "Thank you for let- -^OrcOIHLILIlHi IN ★ g e n e r a t o r s ★ alternators **** service to the community, ting me know the views of Hillside HOLD-UP; Two men with a shotgun held up Center Pharmacy, Congressman Minish was Lodge #1514 on aid to Israel, STARTERS ★ AIR-COND’S ★ WINDSHIELD WIPERS ★ POWER WS Liberty Ave., at 1:40 p.m, Sunday. They escaped with $200* elected to the House of Repre- “ As a longtime strong support- Make Us Prove **** * sentatives to the 88th Congress, ®r of the brave and democratic FEATURING VANDAL:Someone went through the W estminster area early Noverober 1998i 10 the 89th, 90th,. "«ton ol Izrael, it Is my firm he- I t T o d a y ... ★ MODERN FACILITIES Monday morning shooting a BB gun at oar end home windows 91sl*02nd and 93rd congress. He Maf that the United States can bast causing much damage. At least seven car windows were -snortM J " a mT ber of Banking and guarantee peace in the Mideast by ★ LATEST EQUIPMENT broken. Police are investigating but there have been no arrests ° “rr“ncy Committee, Domestic ending strong military, econom- **»* ere oeen no arrests. Finance BulgOOtnilttttil^. C M lf. in And mural tlfrpott ,o IhrwU Open 'Till ★ TRAINED TECHNICIANS ROOK THROWN: Betty Comes of Conklin Aye, told police Monday ★ ORIGINAL FACTORY PARTS that someone threw a rook breaking a window of her home. Garnish To “garnish” simply means to 8 P .M . FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE CALL- surround with, decorate or trim. Offer New Gl Loans Monday thru Friday ( 2 0 1 ) 9 6 4 -10 2 1 More than four million veter­ paid off and the home purchased - ftn increase in the maximum ans, Whose GI home loans have with it has been disposed of. permissible loan amount for a been paid in full, are potentially $ | 2 8 The broadened eligibility rules single width mobile home unit to TAR AUTO ELECTRIC^ eligible for new loans guaranteed apply to all veterans who have $12,500 and double wide to 415 FLORENCE AVE. * by the Veterans Administration served since the beginning of $20,000. recently approved legislation. Open Sundays Till 6 PM BET. LIBERTY & HILLSIDE AVES. HILLSIDE, N.J. - X - World War IJ - removal of the July 1, 1975, New loans are possible also The recent legislation follows delimiting date for guaranteeing Sat. I Sun. 'till * — S1.J2 for some four and a half million lOPEN 6 DAYS A W EE IU 7:30 AM TO 5:30 a trend of relaxing eligibility loans on mobile homes and mo­ who noW have lo&fm outstanding tor the Va guaranteed loans set biVe fiome lots.’ ' when their current GI loan is by Congress over the past dec- - liberalizing rules for guar- Wa Faatura Ganuin* ade* The changes have been anteeing loans on used mobile made possible by the continued homes, Appointed PRESTONE good credit record set by vet- - streamlining processing of John A. Albrecht of eran borrowers, loan approvals through Va appr­ o v e r provisions of the new law oved lenders, Hillside has been designed to make “GI loans more - broadened possibilities on appointed assistant attractive to both landers and guaranteeing loans on one-fam- manager of the group CARNUBAWAX borroWers are: ily condominiums by removing systems staff at The § g § increase from $12,500 to link to HDD insurance, M utual Benefit Life $17,500 in the maximum portion The maximum grant to certain of a GI loan which the VA can disabled veterans In need ofspe- Insurance Company, guarantee. T here is no limit on cial housing was also Increased Newark. Albrecht Is a the amount of the loan to which from $17,500 to $25,000 by the 1963 graduate of the VA guarantee applies, December 31,1974 law. Rutgers University, - a provision for loans to pur- The new law also closed out cnase lots on which to place mo- the VA's farm and business loan where he received a bile home units already owned program, bachelor of science by veterans. degree fn business YAMAHA administration. He is a 515 LEHIGH AVE. Fellow of the Life Bstwaan Morris Ave. 4 Municipal Court Management Institute. Galloping Hill Rood Albrecht lives at 303 ACTING JUDGE LOUIS DEVIN UNION ORGANS Ryan St. Jerae* Lyons, Long Ave., Hillside, pleaded guilty to a delinquent - I H I im n iiiiiii i m i l l l l l l l l l l l l l l i i i i i i i i i m m i M I I M l i i i i i i i i L . parking violation. A fine of SIS end $10 contempt charge were lm- g j posed. ^ R ^ ^ j^ N O F F f^ / N G One of the largest selections Timothy Lyons,LongAve,,Hillside,pleadedgulltyofoperatlng a mot­ When he promises you I or vehicle with no drivers Ucsnssln possession while at Hollywood N of sheet music & music books in area and Oakwood Avenuas. A line of SIB and 910 contempt chargee were the sun, moon and stars, | ; imposed.

Antonio stiva, Rankin S t, Elisabeth, pleaded guilty to a delinquent tell him you’ll settle | NOW WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE.. parking violation. A line of 815 and $10 contempt chargee were im­ posed. for a rock. I A One-Of-A-Kind Opportunity For All Organittt! •Martha McIntosh, So. 8th St„ Newark, pleaded guilty of driving in a careless manner on the Garden stele Parkway, A fine of $18 was im­ YAMAHA NATIONAL ORGAN CONTEST posed. There’s nothing like It In the organ world! Allan Mohrs, Edwards Court, Bayonne, appeared In answer to a bench warrant tor falling to appear In answer to a summons tor a tell viola­ The Yamaha National Organ Festival with local, regional and tion. He was found not guilty. national finals, gives all organists an exceptional opportunity to gain valuable playing experience and to win travel, scholarship and other Jay C. 8m)th, Barker Ave., Bronx,New York pleaded guilty to an un­ prizes. lawful use of;s motor vehicle. A flue of $100 was Imposed. Thla It the Festival’* fifth year In the U.8. Walter Randolph, Clark S t, Hillside, pleaded guilty to a charge of It It organized with four different division*: assault'and battery. A line of $80 was imposed. — Junior Division, 15 year, and under — Intermediate lor amateur* 16-25 yean Louts L. stappy and Vernon M, Franklin, both ol Dayton S t, Newark — Senior Pro/Am, 1B years and over Including professionals appeared on charges of haying a weapon In their possession and fall­ ing to give a good account of themselves. A hearing will be held at a — Hobbyist Division for leisure time organists over 25 later dale, Ball to ba continued, ■ LARGE SELECTION OF DIAMOND = The Festival provides a unique chance for organists at all levels Sylvia Jackson, Denise Shumate and Phyllis Battle, all of Lyons Ave., I ENG A CEMENT KINGS A WEDDING BANDS = Newark, pleaded guilty to charges of shoplifting while at the Palhmark, 1 WA TCHES - FINE JEWELR Y E to gain priceless exposure and have fun at the same time! N, Broad S t They were each fined $80, 1 WATERFORD CRYSTAL NUMMEl FIGURINES 1 Vincent Brighton, Hillside Ave., Hillside, pleaded not guilty to the For Entry Forms & More Information Call 245-4222 charge of eluding a polios officer and reckless driving. Hearing to be held at a later date, Ball to be continued. I JOHN DeGEORGE 1 or Come on in to Enter & Get Acquainted Charles B, Wllllame, Schley St, Newark, was found not guilty of pass­ ing the red light at Liberty and Wtnans Ave. at 572 RARITAN RD., ROSELLE a t r o s e l l e s h o p p in g c e n t e r I JEWELERS | Jemes Vlnciqleura, Gifford Court, Maplewood, appeared on charge of N and PIANO •Sheet Music • Instruments • Instructions selling a controlled dangerous substance. Hearing to be held at a $42 (€keUnui tf/w d &we &cmm • Rentals • Plano Tuning • Repairs later date, Bail to be_ponUnued. | OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. THURS. & FRI. tilW P.M. SAT. T ile P.M. Joseph Cutrone, Hillside Ave,, Hillside, was found guilty of shoplift­ | $P hcm 687-3/0 7 I * ing at the Pathmsrk, A fine ol $100 was imposed...... I'nHiiiiitiiiuim iiiim iiiiiiiiiJf THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1975, THE NJ. HILLSIDE TIMES, PAGE 3 Minish Urges Lecture On Meditation Bob Conway Picks Elks baseball and basketball At Community Center teams, From 1962-1968 he was Tariff Defeat manager of the Eagle Gil Team On Monday, February 17th at Campaign Team Congressman Joseph G, Min­ resolution disapproving of the oil for Hillside Babe Ruth League. He the Hillside Community Center at ish, Uth District - New Jersey, import fee boost stated that Bob Conway, candidate for that Bob understands Education also served on the Hillside Board 8 P.M, there will be a free intro­ today urged quick Senate passage "while the goal of energy conser­ election to the Board of Edu­ and the needs of all school child- of Adjustment, Bill is a member •of House-passed legislation to vation is laudable, adding more ductory lecture on the technique cation^ announced that Charlotte of the Order of the Friendly Sons of Transcendental Meditation, as of the Shillelagh. delay the President’s authority to the price of oil at this time will De Filippo, Honey Kobitzand Bill Mrs. Kobitz is the immediate taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, to increase' tariffs on, imported only contribute to the inflationary Shields will head his campaign. At Past-President and a life Mem­ He is married to the former The lecture is sponsored by' the oil, spiral, increase the recession, a meeting of his supporters Bob ber of the Hillside Chapter of Ha- Judy Cox of Hillside and has four A bill to delay this authority and not guarantee any fuel International Meditation Society Conway expressed his pleasure at daughters, Kelley, 7 l/Z, and and will be given by Harvey Dia­ dassah. She is a Board Member of the Northern New Jersey Region Kimberly 6 1/2 students at Say- mond, a personal trained teacher last week on a 309 to 114 vote, "M oreover,"' Minish main­ minded individuals directing his of Hadassah. She is a member of brook School and Kristine, 3, and of Maharishi, Minish said it “ is vital that tained, "the chief Victims of the bid for election to the Board of the Ladles Auxiliary of the Israel Kara, 8 months. The Shields live the Congress act swiftly to ne­ increased gasoline prices will Education," at 122 James St, The program will include a Verein, Sisterhood of Temple gate the President's action in be precisely those individuals Mrs. De Filippo, member of the The three campaign managers presentation of some of the cur­ Shromrei Torah, Hillside B'nai this area if we are to avoid sub­ and families who already bear Board of Education, said that "af­ agreed they a re " entering th i| rent scientific research being B’rith Women and the Young Wo­ stantial price increases for gaso­ a disproportionate share of the ter working with Bob Conway for campaign for Conway with confi­ conducted at Harvard Medical men’s Group of Flo Okin Cancer line, home heating oil, and other burden of inflation," the last six months, I’m firmly dence that Hillside will recognize School and Stanford Research In­ Relief. She is a member of the petroleum products.'' ‘ ‘Most citizens Will find them - convinced that the Board of Edu­ the outstanding qualifications Bob stitute on the physiological and A. P. Morris and Hillside High On January 23, President Ford selves confronted by another cation needs his professional ex­ Conway offers to Hillside’s Board psychological effects of T M. as School P ,T ,A ." Mrs,Kobitzand signed a proclamation which, if round of price boosts which will Honor Dr. Bergman pertise, It is amazing that in such of Education." they were described in the Febru­ her husband Ray reside at 327 allowed to stand, would increase . barely, if at all, be offset by pro­ a short period of time, he has con­ ary 1972 edition of ‘‘Scientific Trinity Place with their three oil import tariffs by $1 a barrel posed lower taxes and rebates," The Saint Elizabeth Hoapltal Staff had a formal dinner sistently proved himself such a American ’’ and the April 1972 sons - Arthur 20, a graduate of RECESSION CURE on February l, by $2 a barrel on Minish added, dance honoring Doctor Burton B. Bergman, right, of Hill­ valuable asset to the Board. As an edition of "Today’s Health", Hillside High School is a student All the talk about another March f, and by $3 a barrel on "P rice increases for home side. Slater Ellen Patricia Meade, center, the educator, he brings insight and at Kean College, Steven, 14, is a April 1, recession has already put heating oil and gasoline," Minish Transcendental Meditation is a Administrator of the Hoapltal presented to Doctor sound judgement to the decisions Freshman at Hillside High School thousands of people back to work The Congressman pointed out said, "will make life much less simple, natural effortless pro­ Bergman a bronze plagua from tha Board of Trustees to we make," and Dennis, 12, is a sixth grader at compiling unemployment that the President issued the oil tolerable for the millions of citi­ c e ss-o f quickly establishing a acknowledge hla outstanding contribution to the Mrs. De Filippo has been A. 5 Morris, statistics. import proclamation “without the zens to whom these are necessi­ physiological state of extremely Hospital. Doctor Bergman served as President of the chairman of the Hillside Heart Mr* Shield^ a Board of Recrea­ benefit of a public hearing on the ties. These persons will have no deep re st allowing for the release Hospital during 1973 and 1974. He hai recently been fund for the past four annual tion Commissioner, is noted for DEADLY GAME effects of such a tax and without alternative but to pay the higher drives. She is a member of New of deep-rooted stress, tension appointed Director of Emergency Services of the his interest and concern for the Things are tough all over these public or congressional review of prices," and anxiety alleviating the cause Jersey Citizens for Clean Air; youth of Hillside. "As a neighbor days. The guy down the street the decision, the criteria used in "How," Minish asked, "dpyou Hospital. The Medical Staff alto honored three doctors Common. Cause and Women’s just took out a million dollar life of phychosomatic disease, TM . for their long years of devotion and for their contri­ and personal friend of Bob Con­ reaching the decision, or possible cure the ills pf excessively high increases the conscious c apaclty Political Caucus. She served as way’s ,1 can truly say that he is an insurance policy. Only problem was he diea anyway. alternativei methods of energy oil and oil-prpducts prices by of the mind and improves percep­ butions In Improving the standard of medical care in the Chairman of the Hillside Conser­ exceptional father. The time, love conservation," making them even higher?' ’ tion, It is a technique for enjoying City of Elizabeth. Doctor Joieph Lepree, Doctor Walter vation apd Beautification Com­ and understanding he gives h|s Minish, who has introduced a ‘.‘All Americans," Minish con­ life more: improving the concept Booth and Doctor .Emanuel Glaser, were the physicians mittee, as a member of t{ie Hill­ own children and the other neigh­ cluded, "share the President's of the self and having fuller rela­ thus honored. The Dinner Dance held at the Shacka- side Board of Health and Hillside borhood children is all the proof I zjiiim iiiim iim iiiiiiiim iL goal of implementing a national tionships. maxon Golf and Country Club on Saturday, February 8, Health Fair Committee. She is need that he is a concerned and fuel conservation program and attended by 250 physicians and guests. Father Charles legislative Chairman ofSaybrook conscientious Board member. Canary Islands reaching national self-suffi­ The local center for Transcen­ Hudson, the Hospital Chaplin gave the Benldictlon. P. T, A. She. and her husband, Al, Add to this his outstanding quali­ I WALLPAPER I ciency in this area. However, have one son, Michael, 7, who at­ dental Meditation is located at Monslgnor Pollard, left, Director of Catholic Hospitals for fications and you can understand these goals cannot be reached 1000 Sterling Road and 1371 Mor­ tends Saybrook School. They re ­ why I urge everyone to support Las Palmas through higher energy prices." . ris Ave. in Union, For further in­ the Archdloceaa ot Newark was one ot the honored side at 122 Coe Ave, Bob’s election to the Board of formation, call 964-4848. guests. The Toastmaster was Doctor Paul Kreutz ol Eliza­ Mrs, Kobitz, an active civic and Education," beth, the Chairman ot the Dance ol Doctor Leonard community leader, explained Tier Shields, an employee of Anheu- *249 Waldman of Millburn. decision to serve as a campaign ser Busch, is a member of Steam- O N E W EEK ( co-ordinator was " a very selfish fitter’s Local #478 of Essex 19Single Roll ono, I have two children in the County, He is a member of Hill­ AIR/HOTEL ate. Hillside School System and I know All 1st Quality Nicolaus Condemns schools the best in the state." side Elks and is chairman of the He promised to hold down ex­ penses by " eliminating waste­ I SANITAS i ful surveys, studys and new pro- Big School Rip Off grams of questionable value*'*' industriau MOVING & RIGGING fihil Nicolaus, candidate for the Hillside Education Association Nicolaus concluded that "strict alto WE BUY . MACHINERY • EQUIPMI Board of Education said "The and the Administrative staff in an accountability would give us the Call (201) 992-2696 Hillside Taxpayers are being rip ­ most educ ational miles out of our effort to make our neighborhood JgARSTEJiaCHJM ERJ^^JUIPIIglJJ ped off to the tune of millions of hard earned tax revenue," dollars with lopsided school aid formulas that Would make the . S *129 Single Boll z Boston Brinks robbery look like 1 All lit Duality | That patriotism, which, cat­ a candy store stick up," 5 Discontinued Patterns g ching its inspiration from the He claimed that "At the pre­ immortal God, animates and sent time Newark collects 70% prompts to deeds of self- in state aid, while Hillpide r e ­ IBEST BROS.! sacrifice, of valor, of devotion, ceives the minimum of 14%. The £ PAINT FACTORY jj and qt, death itself-that is per capita expenditure in Newark publti' ' virtue,’ that 'is the is $1,906 for e,aoh student and in i 401i . BROAD s i £ subllmest of all public virtues. Hillside 4t is, $1,300.” Henry Clay He added that " dictators in £ ELIZABETH £ Trenton are more concerned iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiift about the color of a student’s skin, than they are about * discrim i­ nation and economic oppression against the Hillside taxpayers," Hillside Cut Rate Nicolaus pledgad’he would work in " a spirit of cooperation with 1401 Maple Ave. ' the Parent Teachers Association, 7 h t Discount S ion o f Personal Service" Maintalnance crew, Student body-

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Public Opinion Don’t Miss Out On Urges Employee Campaign Prohibition To The Editor: I The Republics impossible task. Suppose the proposed the adi Income Tax Exemptions Township Committeeman does ciinanee Which would limit the not agree to the wage demands of activities Of all municipal em- the employee or disciplines the Taxpayers are often unaware claim four exemptions. But, t i municipal elections. ploy employee, will that bring poli­ >f the reductions in taxable in? added, If persons in such con the exemption, he stated, while Thisi ordinance would not effect tical retaliation by the employ­ come that exemptions, worth ditlon are dependents ofsomeon other contributors of more than County, State or Fed leral cam- ee? isn't that a thought which else, that other person cannc paigning. I feel that this ordi- has to pass through the Commi­ Ress, president of the New Je r­ claim the extra exemptions, claim the exemption, he stated} nance represents an ;Idea whose tteeman’s mind? sey Society of Certified Public Ress also said that, in the case while other contributors of more .time has come. As i said earlier, the Town­ Accountants, said today, of an elderly person more than than ten percent agree in a written Members of the Township ship Committman stands in the Ress said: half of whose support is. provided statement attached to the return Committee, as they represent shoes of the entire citizenry. “ Most people are aware that by several children, with none of not to make the claim on their the cmitre citizenry, aire the em- When he negotiates or disciplines they can claim exemption for the children providing 50 percent returns for that year, ployiers of the municipal employ- he does it for the entire commu­ themselves, for a spouse with or more of the support, the parent Ress urged taxpayers to seek They must negotiLate salary nity, He has to consider the whom they file a joint tax re ­ can be taken as a dependent on irofessional assistance from a and '■]wages with the employees as effect of the wage demands of the turn, and for dependents. But a rotating basis. Anyone of those ibrtifieci public accountant if they well as sit in judgment of these employees on the entire commu­ they are often unsure of just who contributing more than 10 per •ad any unusual problems; or ■ employees whe n they are char­ nity. This is especially-impor- qualifies as a dependent, cent of the support can claim pecial tax situations. ged with failing to do their job. tant in light of the number of “ For example, what about the When these employees take sides municipal employees who are child in college who Is over the in p municipal election and ac­ hot residents and will not have age of 19? Or the aged parent Attends Seminar On Alcoholism tively support a successful can­ to pay a large tax increase. I in a nursing home? Or the per­ didate for the Township Commi­ No Township Committeeman son, not a relative, who lives In Robert A, Thauer, Lieutenant "Our experience in treating ttee, this successful candidate whether he is Democrat or Re­ the taxpayer's home?” from the Hillside Police Depart* alcoholism has shown that suc­ must then turn around and become publican should be subject to With certain exemptions, Ress ihent, was among nearly 150 ci­ cess often depends as much on the employer of the very persons these pressures. explained, an individual can qual- vic leaders and senior pollci home and community environ­ whose activities placed him in If the Democratic majority is [ ify as a dependent if he; 1 officers who participated in l ment as on the medical and psy­ the Township Committee* He really serious about its “ Govern­ o Obtained more than hall special seminar on the problem.1 chological help we can give,” must negotiate wages with this ment Under Glass,” then its time his support from the taxpayer, of alcoholism held at The C arr­ Dr. Garber said. employee and he must sit in jud­ to put up or shut up. You can’t o Had a gross income under ier Clinic, Belle Mead, Januar- The C Ler Clinic, a private gment of actions of this employ- have only part of the government $750, This, however, does noi 25. hospital diagnosis, treatment under glass, all of it must be! apply to children under 19, noi No matter how a Township and research in the psychiatric 1 U1’®e the immediate adoption I tp* those older than that who art field, devotes ■approximately 4C Committeeman tries to elimin­ of this ordinance, The goal of the ' seminar, ■ full time students, percent of its efforts to treat­ ate his feelings for this former according to Robert s. Garber, dames C. Welsh o Lived with the taxpayer foi M.D, President of Carrier, was ment of alcoholism, Dr, Garber ally}, I feel that this is almost an Form er Township Attorney status of the Baltic States in the Resolution 416 was adopted, the entire year. This does nt> to help civic leaders recognize explained. "Alcoholism has be­ United Nations and other inter­ “ Lithuania and her people apply to close relatives, howeve; the nature of the disease of al­ come sucb a pervasive problem,” national forums as it did during should no longer be forgotten President Ford o Was a citizen or residet coholism and to understand the he said, "that we believe It is . the second session of the 89th and ignored.” of the United States, Canada, c: role of the community in treat­ important to make our experi­ Thank You, Debbie Mexico or Panama, Congress when House Concurring V. Audenas ment and control, ence available to the public.” • The 1Sditor: Answers Students Williamson Aye, o Has not filed a Joint return I would like to thank Mr* Moses help me to Win, Mr. Scardilli’s firth grade with some other person, unless it and The Hillside Times for the Everyone in Hillside should clasa at Galvin Coolidge School was only to ‘claim_a tax refund, beautiful 10 speed bicycle which subscribe to The Hillside Times, Conway “ Refreshing” recently sent lettera to fireai- not because the tax return wats Mason-DIxon Line fDoffirfylH The Mason-Dixon Line extends I won in the contest, It's a beau- Reading the paper every week is ToTheEitnnr, . ~ dent amd Gerglii Ford as a required. Ress noted that this Mrs, east to west between Penn­ > LUNCHEONS tiful bike, the only way to keep informed For tho m lt . . . . lesson combining letter writing was often called the "Archie > COCKTAILS ,, Be Pas several years, dards. While the other issues and current events. The letters Bunker rule” because Archie’s sylvania and Maryland. A shorter 1 would also like to publicly about what’s going on in your branch reaches southward, then > DINNERS thank all those who subscribed town, r r ,° r l e l ^ , 0fEliU- are 811 Important, to be sure, which Included greetings andgel daughter is married to a student east between Maryland and to The Times through me and Debbie Repasky nalans Ground'”l» nS ilb|9 r Cam‘ lsn,t tuality education really what wen wishes for Mrs, Ford, dealt but lives in her parent’s home. Delaware. The line Was drawn to OPEN SUNDAYS m T c r i n i ? " , ™ ' W fU lr tM P prim arily with questions about Generally, Ress stated, a per­ end a colonial land dispute bet­ 12:30 to 6:00 nnrr«nt°0«I. * 'i f '. Thff.e a.re lm‘ ^ d sn ’t have to recruit your How to fight inflation, son who was a qualified depen­ ween the Calvert’s of Maryland Clow,I Smnnlajr Wants Lithuanian Independence see a nrnr. ' ' 1 refref hlnF to vote for Robert Conway. Sim- During the last two weeks, the dent for any period of the year, and the Penn’s of Pennyslvania. r educator, Bob ply come out and hear him speak, students have been receiving re . however brief, can be claimed The English Court of Chancery 353-9872 taHdn ®1ootion and sta rt He’ll recruit you for himself, turn letters from the White for the full exemption. Thus, he drew up a compromise in 1750. 414 N. BROAD ST., tiff. 1 To The Editor: explained, a taxpayer may clain “ The determined spirit of tne r m ^ m ^ d aCCd°“nHWU;y' CU’‘ ' Barbara Studney House, Beside the expression of The following article was pre- w y . - v i f r i -wjmqjfihhgy Stan. Salem Avi; thanks, the Students have re. an exemption for a person wh? Lithuanian people is still unbro­ pa■red by the Lithuanian-Ameri- celved hints on beating inflation may have died during 1974, o n Community of the U.S.A,, Inc. ken but their continuing daily “ One Great Responsibility” ind saving energy and a WIN for a person the taxpayer mar I Philadelphia, struggle for religious freedom button from the President, ried or adopted, no matter how and basic human rights receives REGISTER N O W ! ■’in v-s ago, To The Editors late in the year. He noted that little notice and even less support ground and qualifications speaks February 16, 1918, the modern The Board of Education elec- there were some exceptions, Republic of Lithuania was es­ I from the free world, for itself. however: I “ Only the more dramatic epi­ :ion time is at hand again. Iwon- Aid 94054 On Pike tablished as a free and indepen­ I sincerely hope the voters of o If the taxpayer's spouse had Little Rascals IVursei^ School sodes are noted. The Lithuanian ler how many Hillside residents A total of 94,054 aids totom motor- dent nation. On February 16,1975 will- take the time -to-study the Hillside will give the election of • „„ , - . , , independent income, the exemp­ sailor, Simas Kudirka*s aborted Robert canwsy tirffiirBbard of 1 raneinB from mechanical American^. of Lithuanian origin backgrounds of the' candidates? tion can -be claimed only if the v ■’leap to freedom in 1970 and sub­ Education serious consldTration 5 ? ,probl' m,s t0 file Jointly. and delfeeBt' wi’iFcoihnffSfiorate How many will go ihteHhe poli­ A ges 2 to 5 m that anniversary, as well as, the sequent release to America this ° f W the spouse died during past year; the Lithuanian youth* ng booth with full knowledge of 724th anniversary of the found­ ssues and candidates answers? nation < were extended to drivers using the year, and the taxpayer ref- Romas Kalanta's self-immola­ married, the deceased spous.e Full-Half Day Sessions ing of the Lithuanian State, We have one great responsibili­ irihoi u c i, u the New Jersey Turnpike during tion in 1972 for freedom for Ethel M, Schultz i 974# cannot be claimed ‘’Lithuania had enjoyed her ty in this election, and that is to independence for only twenty - Lithuania and an end to Soviet o if the taxpayer was def­ religious persecution, and the ree that our children get the best. two years when, in 1940, the Sov- 3ur obligation to them cannot be orced or legally separated at the I 455 Boulevard subsequent demonstrations by end of the tax year, the former iet Union invaded and occupied roverned by loyalty to a certain Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia thousands of young Lithu­ spouse cannot be claimed. KENILWORTH anians for the same cause} the jroup or even by friendship. We New Senior Officers and forcibly annexed these Bal­ must assure them of quality ad­ Reas noted that a person who is tic States into the Soviet Union, petition of 17,000 Lithuanian Cat­ 63, or whose eyesight has fallen holics to Kurt Waldheim of the ministration and guarantee their “ Today, only old maps of Eur- right to the best quality of educa- below a specified level, can claim CALL ope shel l Lithuania as a distinct United Nations; and now the a second exemption. Thus, he no. arrest and imprisonment of un­ :ion so that they may develop to entity, newer ones display her :helr full potential. ted, a couple flung jointly, both territor■y as part of the Soviet told numbers of Lithuanian and past es or legally blind, may then 272-3281 Russian dissidents for publish­ We are privileged to have In Union* However, the United Robert Conway, a candidate who States Gove: ing or distributing “The Chron­ ■ nment and other s an intelligent, clear-headed THE HILLSIDE TIMES State Licensed great Weste3rn powers have ical of the Lithuanian Catholic I man whose Impressive back- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER steadfastly rrmaintained a policy Church,” of non-:"Geognition of Ihe forcible “ These' last violations of OF THE TOWNSHIP STA1 LICENSED PRE-SCHOOL CURRICULUM annexation of Lithuania into the 1 human rights by the Soviet Union How Did They Vote? AND SCHOOL DISTRICT Soviet iJnion. This gives succor are directly opposed to the spirit OF HILLSIDE to the 1Lithuanian people and re- of Detente, which should foster a j L inforcesi theii1 determination to relaxation of the iron fist of Com­ To The Editor; Published weekly by await national independence while munist Regimes, providing for the Amidst all the partisan letters Moses Publishing it also discourages the Soviet beginning of real religious and you receive, I, and I'm sure many Company, at 1443 North MUTE 22* BIOT ST. 9643*44 poll s of Russification and eff- personal freedom within the Sov­ others, would appreciate it very iet Union, Broad Street, Hillside, New (Formerly Super piner) absorption of the Baltic much if you would print the voting jersey, zip 07205. "There has never been amors records of the incumbent'candi­ Into the Soviet Union, ■ m m l THO M AS MOSES n e v e r c l o s e d opportune moment in recent his- dates for the Board of Education. L- | tory than the present (spirit of Along with this please Include the Editor and Publisher. TUB IN PUCE TO BAT' Mike De Rose,s : detente) In which to give visible remaining candidates views on BERNARD LEVINE support to the Lithuanian people, such major issues as the Puorro Managing Editor. mmmummmmiWk “ The United States Congress and DiMario affairs, the near SYLVIA ZONDERMAN, should again urge the President cancellation of behind the wheel Business Manager. ■ COLLEGE to direct the question of the training, and the manner in which Thursday, February 13, S A LA D BA R former Principal Robert Searles '1978. s e c o n d t o n o n e INN ^ ‘‘CLEANUP” vas released. Subscription per year Phil Zylberman $6.50; $7.50 outside New f AEE...W1TH ANY ENTREE 334 Yale Ave AT OUR TWO O N OUR CONVENIENT STORES jersey. Member of the. New Jersey SUPPER MENU Hillside Men’i or Ladies' $ , Press Association. Suit or Dress on|v - Second class postage WEEK-DAYS 5 • 9 p.m. SUN. 1-9 DJR. Pants-Slacks- 9 , S i paid at t Elizabeth, New Skirts-Sweaters ‘ * Jersey. CLUB ROOM Shown left to right ere the newly elected officers of VOL. 51, No..-16. Dry Cleaned & Pressed the Hillside Senior Citizens Club: Genevieve Botelho, _____JA K INO DONE ON PWEMfEM Bring In A Bundle President; Mery Berenowski, Vice President; Mergeret LUNCH (W ITH .TH IS A D V .I Wergo, Secretory; Merthe Besch, Treasurer. The group meets on Monday afternoons at the Hillside Elks Club SPECIAL Lexington Cleaners House. Membership is open to all Hillside residents T J242 Penna. Ave. cor. Long fifty-five years of age and over. ALL At Deadend v L o o k f o r o u r n e w e n t r a n c i Y GENNARO ON SIDE OF BLDG. SANDWICHES 1033 No.Broad St„ Eliz. IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF 7 5 ‘ TINY HELP US KEEP BRISTOL-MYERS PRODUCTS A A Mon.- Fri YOUR CITY CLEAN NEEDS YOU TO TEST 11:30-2p.m. ROSELLE-LIPPMAN GO. DANDRUFF SHAMPOOS. T V 864 Olive St. a m i YOU WILL EARN $5 Fri ? sat FOR EACH TREATMENT. iDNEY t. HOLT A evening M A rkat 3-8379 3-2738 A "U.S.G." EST.1882 CALL 923-5000 ext. 560 Official Diamond Appraiser MESSANO Vic Franco BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Between 8 A.M. And 4 P.M. T V 9p.m.-2a.m. 7M BROAD 8T.,.Room 1001 Paid for by Suzanne J Kinney Bldg., Nawark, N.J. For Additional Information ◄ ► THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1975, THE N.J. HILLSIDE TIMES, PAGE 5 Report From Trenton Messano Hits Foe’s N.J.’s Economy by STATE SENATOR ALEXANDER J. MENZA In order to absorb the salary freeze, some staff vacancies can­ The financial problems that each of us is experiencing at home, not be filled. No one has been laid off, but new people are not being “Insincere Stances” are compounded on the State and Federal levels. Costs have sky­ hired to fill jobs as they become vacant. rocketed, revenues have drastically dwindled and the result is a Gennaro Messano, Board of tion plan> At the North Jersey Training Center in Totowa, a facility for the Messano feels “ we should whopping deficit in New Jersey’s budget. At this time, the deficit Education candidate, In a state­ mentally retarded, there are 44 vacancies that cannot be filled — spend our time and tax dollars on in revenues coming into the State is $144 million. This represents ment this week, criticized “ In­ there is no money available. The result: the facility is operating the basics of education,” anddis- money that the State was counting on to balance its budget. sincere election time stances on short 28 residential care personnel, including 6 nurses; 2 laundry agrees with “ the doubtful theory The budget presented last February for the fiscal year of July 1, workers, 1 truck driver, 1 parole officer, 1 repairman, 1 dietician, the neighborhood school concept. that racial balance Is equivalent 1974 through June 30, 1975, was expected to produce an $18 million 1 butcher, 1 food worker, 1 assistant supervisor of cottage living ' “ They were not with us before to a good education.” surplus. As the economy continued to decline, it became evident and 1 clerk stenographer. This has resulted in a savings of $372, and now that election time is here, that the expected revenues were not going to be realized. 000, but at what cost to the services that this center should be off­ they all want to- ju mp on the band- p lo n UaahUaI l*!rAue> The sales tax accounted lor the most dram atic decline. Origin­ ering? wagon/'' said Messano, ridii iiuojiuai oiiCilS ally, the sales tax revenue was projected as reflecting a 10% growth While the department’s budget has been so drastically cut, its “ It Is evident that one candidate over last year. In light of the terribly decreased purchasing power, Something new has been added expenses -- as all expenses do in an inflationary period -- have who is that percentage was decreased to seven and then to four. Indeed, in seeking re-election has to the 110th Anniversary act­ risen. The department uses 25 million gallons of fuel for heating supported candidates in the last ivities at Saint Barnabas Med­ November 1974, the sales tax revenue actually dropped $300,000 be­ its vast complex of institutions. Heating fuel has risen from 14$ a GUY! t low that of November 1973, years Board Race and also has ical Center in Livingston, it was gallon to 36$ a gallon. Result: another major cost has had to be NEURrciuB support from people this year announced today by Mrs, Ray­ What has been happening is a revision over the past months of this absorbed. whom may not be described as mond Parsons, President of the anticipated deficit. And with each revision, the deficit has grown la r­ The Totowa center has a deficit of $29,000 due to fuel costs. It ger because the economy has continued to spiral downward. supporters of the neighborhood Guild of Saint Barnabas, also has a $65,000 deficit because of rising food costs; $9,000, for Mrs. Parsons said today that In November, the deficit was projected at $95 million. As of Janu­ school concept,” Messano con­ education and rehabilitation services; $10,000, for medical expen­ the first activity on the Guild’s ary, that deficit has increased to $144 million. That projected de­ tinued. ses, to list a few. Economies in government cannot be effected in spring calendar will be a “ Circus cline in revenue must be met with a corresponding decline in spend­ “ Election tim e politics has these areas. Benefit” for Saint Barnabas Med­ ing because the New Jersey Constitution requires that the State oper­ forced the incumbent to carefully In addition to the $19 million frozen from I. and A. budget, there ical Center, It will be held at the ate within a balanced budget. In other words, expenditures for any choose his words for press re­ has also been a deferral of $1 million that had been earmarked for South Mountain Arena, Northfield year cannot exceed accrued revenue. The State Treasurer has the renovation to C urry Building at Greystone Park. Greystone is al­ leases. So careful in fact that the Avenue, West Orange, on Sunday authority to reserve appropriations in order to insure that spending ready too many years behind in renovation. public may even forget his state­ May 4 at 5:30 p.m, does not go beyond actual assets. Multiply these cutbacks in renovations in economies being forced ment in the April 18,1974 issue of Governor Byrne responded to the fiscal emergency by directing in other institutions. The result: further decay of already decay­ the Hillside Times, when he ac­ HANDY-CAP the State T reasurer to place in reserve any funds necessary to bal­ ing buildings. cused President Lange and the Our local golf pro has ance the budget. Cutbacks have forced curtailment of programs, such as one in Fight Heart Disease Board Majority of trying to “ de­ discovered something that is There was a “ freeze” placed on $66.6 million in spending and an Vineland, which treated severely handicapped persons and re­ lay” and “ re sist” a desegrega­ going to take ten strokes off his additional $26.7 million realized through cuts in spending. There quired personnel on a one-to-one basis with patients. Unfortunate­ Mayor Vincent Baldassano signs proclamation declaring game guaranteed. An eraser. are warnings that State spending might be sliced further--another $10 ly, priorities had to be observed and when staff w as depleted in to $20 million. February as Heart Fund Month. With him Is Charlotte De •••••••••••••••• programs serving a greater number of patients, the one-to-one pro­ What does this all mean? Savings to eliminate waste are valuable, gram, no matter how beneficial, had to be cut. Filippo, chairman ol the Hillside Heart Fund campaign. but there have been cuts in areas of great necessity. Consider the mentally retarded persons being denied care they Baldassano urges all Hlllslders to contribute to tight MEns HAIRCUTS...... f 2 25 Negotiated contracts with State personnel called for a 6% salary must have. Consider also the dedicated and talented teachers, America's number one killer, heart disease. B O Y S ' (Under 1!) $2 °°(S ..Urd.v., M.H! increase. By law, each department in the State must honor these psychologists, therapists and social workers coming out of college SENIOR CITIZENS T At All Times! contracts, but there has been a freeze on each department’s sal­ who cannot find work -- or rather who cannot find jobs. The UNCLE SAM ary account. The result: the departments must pay for the in­ work is there, ready for them, but the jobs are not available be­ crease and absorb thfe extra payments from within their own cause there is no hiring during cutbacks like this. One way to look at it is that the from the strong-and the govern- IPHIL'SI^H n i b w SHOP [ 1127 (across ub FromF y ShoppingAVE " m Centtr) m | current budget. That’s the outlook for the remainder of fiscal 1975, until June 30. strong take it away from the ment takes it away from Open Mon. thru Fri. 9-6; Sat. i-S; Closed Wed. In the Department of Institutions and Agencies, which admin­ Very grim. The horror is that unless the Legislature recognizes weak, the clever take it away everybody! isters to the custody and/or care and well-being of 600 thousand its responsibility and provides adequate funding for next year, the of the State’s residents, over $19 million has been placed in re­ results will be disastrous. serve.

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NEARLY 70 OFFERINGS ARE AVAILABLE JUST TO MENTION A FEW.... City Federal Savings and Loan Association New Jersey's Largest YOGA *YACHTING*OPERA • JAZZ TYPING-TAXES-PAINTING Elizabeth: East Jersey at Jefferson Elmora: Elmora Avenue at Jersey TENNIS*TAP DANCING North Elizabeth: Newark Avenue at North SALESMANSHIP*REAL ESTATE READING "GARDENING PSYCHIC AWARENESS ....PLUS MANY, MANY MOREI Gentlemen: I am interested in obtaining complete information regarding a Con­ sumer Loan. Please have a consultant contact me. SPRING PROGRAM Award Chief Dill BEGINS MARCH 3rd Name______Union County Coordinator William J. McBride, Fire Chlel Street______Carmen R. Dill, Sr., former Civil Dalanaa Director and Fire City------State______Zip. FOR FULL 276-2600 Chlel Jack Rodger* ot Harrison and President of the N.J, DETAILS, Civil Dlense Council. Chief Dill was pressnted with 1 Telephone merit award by the Union County Civil Delense and PHONE EXT. 238 Disaster Control Department tor the outstanding |ob he did while Civil Defense Director for the past four yosie. PAGE 6, THE N.J, HILLSIDE TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1975

you, check out the various models handles and legs which are con*' Consumers'- Corner tor pries, -safety, convenience, ventlht, convenient ooilfto fciid Present Movies by ELAINE MAY hours to cook the food. The and special features. clear instructions on the use of Union County Home Economist wattage is low, thus energy con- For safety, look forthe Under- the appliance. At Firehouse The slow-cooMngpotUasmall sumption and the cost of using w riter’s Laboratory UL seal. One feature available lh some appliance which is rapidly gaining It a re low. For convenience, look for a re - Is a higher wattage setting for “ Swingtime” starring Fred in popularity. Many brands and Before buying It, think about movable Inner liner or lmmer- browning foods or faster cooking, Astaire and Ginger Rogers, will models are on the market at a the types of foods you would pre- sibillty, if it Is one piece. This feature will cost more to buy be the first feature of the Film Also look for heat resistant and to ti range of prices. Do you need pare In It, and how frequently you and may not be needed, Classics series at the Firehouse a slow-cooking pot? If the ans- would use the cooker. Few peo- Theater, Maple Ave, Special wer Is Yes, which one should pie need an unused appliance added attraction will be the super you choose? taking up kitchen space. short “ Fatal Glass of Beer” The feature of the slow cook. If a slow-eooldng pot does CROSSWORD PUZZLE starring W c. Fields. era is low heat, taking several seem like a useful appliance for Showtime is 8 p. m. on Satur-

no admission charge, The doors ACROSS 40 Desist w ill open at 7:45 p.m, Firtst come, 1 Prefix for 41 Cravat first served. amble or fabric HAPPEN WITHOUT WARNING. fabricate 4 Hugh —, DOWN French king 1 Adjective Secretaries AND NOT ALWAYS TO 9 Turnpike for a exit bluenose THE OTHER PERSON! 11 Began 2 Airport net good 13 Graven device m m roue un w puom m image 3 Be a 14 Baby's thespian lobs; Any Five (5) plaything 4 Cigar Journalists Of ’33 Openings , 15 Corrida shape socanm System) from performer 5 Unjoined ?fJ£0u.ruC0Snlz? yoyr*ai* Ln ,h la 1933 Picture ol “The Magpie,” the student news- 114 The girl with excellent c 17 Soggy 8 Loved E E ? rna‘ » uraen;iLook®'1Schpo|? Mrs. Matthew Witting submitted the old tim er. p K i 18 Eat Part* of the caption under the picture have been destroyed over the years. It notes the fice skills is always, demand. Read the papet crow * w,rdad M J M mada* ln lha mimeograph magazine clast by the Columbia 'c o . 19 Exas­ E)yery day employers peration M hnnn«Hr’®,ihA,,0C.i* 0n' Hurda" -Lookar only elementary school In United States secretaries, stenogr, ?I S ? ! ’ , ,h apt,?r "PCf**- Th« »oung journalistic award winners ot ’33 are pHers, clerk-typists and*y 1215 LIBERTY AVE. 20 "Never — dentlfled, but some of the names are difficult to read today. It appears to say "staff 355-5656 ceptlopists. You, tooi, can HILLSIDE, N.J. Million Years" "c'ude* ’ ,rom le."’ Ad®'« Malnonee, sports editor; Mary Blllnsky, advertising and clrcufa- (2 wds.) e n jd y .th e Rood pajf an d 21 — even nrnnhof ci°r; J2 hn Vkn,“f> Anna Lomaaow and Helen Dincowlch, mlmeo- o th e r bent•fits offer.id to* keel graphers, Elmer Kovacs, editor-ln-chlef; Frank Intrabartola, sports reporter.” d ay ’s office person nei1. Ask SPECIAL SALE (A wds.) u a how S a w y e r tr a in ln # Slip Covers with the Upholstered Lookl 2! David’s can p u t yoti on your vimy to a to p jo b . C all todti 1 Sofa A 2 Chelre 295. - Reg. Pr. weapon Pop And Rock Stars Coming To Princeton iv. o r 28 Actor, write forfr ec c areeriin for- n o w $148-1 George — e g PLASTIC 28 Zest McCarter Theatre’s schedule Will be jointly sponsored by Mc­ Tickets for both Dillon Gym 27 Foundation of pop and rock concerts for the Carter Theater and the Princeton concerts will be available begin­ & L Decorators y \ 28 Statute Winter and spring seasons will University Under-graduate As­ ning. Thursday, February 12, 363-0411 SSt. 1945 A„. move into full swing in the com­ sembly. 9 *0 -3 3 3 3 28 Granules from the McCarter box office and 1147 LIBERTY AYE., HILLSIDE ing weeks with two major con­ Then on Friday, March 14, also all Ticketron outlets. 664 Newark Avenue 32 Craggy cert events for Dillion Gymnas­ on 8 p.m, , singer-songwriter FREE ESTIMATES*SHOP IT NOME SERVICE hill Jackson Browne will be at Dillon, Elizabeth, N J . 07208 33 Small ium on the Princeton campus. In what will also be his Princeton 351-6160 finches Jazz-rock artist Herbie Han­ debut. Browne, who achieved the 38 New cock has been scheduled to make “ superstar” status in 1974 as the FLOW ERS...BY M ORAN] 87 Grand- his first Princeton concert author and performer of such | -about Sawyer Schupls. I parental appearance at Dillioti on Friday, Gold Record hits as “ Doctor My | m»— »...... ak«:— I*. 3 7 A B l o y S t . 38 Certain February 28th at 8 p,m« Joining Eyes * ’ and ’ ’For Everyman’ * will railway Hancock will be the rock-soul be joined by the new vocal sen­ ,* 687-0584 track group Headhunters. The concert sation Phoebe Snow as the Special 39 Jacob’s Guest. Special Group Studying Valentine Status Of Women “T H E F U T U R E The newly forxti ecT ‘AdViSory'' B o u q u e t Board on the Status b f Women in ISPR0DUGEDBY . Union County began its nine month with an organization meet­ prices ing in Elizabeths on February 1. TH E PRESENT” Former Freeholder Rose Marie sinnott is chairman of the Samuel Johnson, 1760 committee of nine women repres­ enting a cross section of county­ wide organizations. The meetings which will be open to the public The present is challenged of us that energy in any form is are scheduled regularly for the by menacing problems. So can a valuable commodity and its first and third Saturdays of each w e affordto give up on the heretofore low cost is a thing of Hanging Baskets mbnth in the Union County Court­ future? Of course not. the past. So we are all using house, Elizabethtown Plaza, in We seem to be surrounded Elizabeth, at 9:30 a.m . energy more wisely, and inevita­ (c a s h & Valentine Arrangements... *7.50 “ The committee will operate by so many clouds of economic bly\ more productively and Loose Bouquets,..*5 & Up CARRY) with an open door policy, and we despair that it is hard to see the efficiently. encourage any individual or group rays o f sunshine that are really Energy costs have gone up with ideas or problems to meet there if we look hard enough. with Us,1’ Mrs. Sinnott said. dramatically with the price of We hear of businesses oil contributing the lion's share moving out of the state. It's <4 the increase. But as nuclear true that approximately seventy power becomes an increasing Display Books companies moved out of reality, the prospect of holding PSE&G s service area in 1974. the line on energy costs becomes But it’s also true that nearly ten much brighter as more plants On Black History times as many firms either go into operation in the future. moved into our area or signifi­ In honor of Black History week A nd while the shortage of during the month of February, the cantly expanded operations ! natural gas is critical, PSE&G Newark Public Library presents We read of unemployment is looking to the future by drill­ an exhibit, entitled “ Black De­ increases here in N ew Jersey, ing for its own new supplies in UCTC fenders of American Freedom” indeed an area of serious concern. the Southwest, manufacturing currently on display in the 2nd But while the percentage of un­ floor gallery of the Library, 5 synthetic natural gas at new Washington Street. employment is up, there were still plants and importing natural more people working at the end gas from overseas. of 1974 than just two years ago. O f course we are doing all Snowflakes We are all aware of serious this to prepare for the future. No two snowflakes are idem * , energy problems. But the crisis Because at PSc&G we believe 40000.00 tical. Among all those that fall, no two snowflakes with exactly has stirred unparalleled efforts in the opportunities the future the same size, pattern, and num­ to create new sources of energy holds foraU of us; our employees, ber of water molecules have ever to unshackle us from our reliance been found. New Jersey and the nation. We on fossil fuels, especially expen­ think it's time for all of us to by Garbage sive foreign oil, A t PSE&G we're start looking a little harder for Americans produce 400 billion into things like extracting gas those rays of sunshine. Two pounds of garbage each year. from coal and producing electri­ thousand years ago Cicero told city from space age fuel cells, us 'One must move with the FMC The energy crisis has also times." A t PSE&G we think instilled a new awareness in all wow is the time to move. ■ A new measure of protection Deposits at UCTC are now Insured up to 940,000 by the Federal Depositpnsuranoe Corporation. That's double the previous celling... double the protection you enjoy. At no cost. UCTC. A neighborhood bank serving a whole lot of neighborhoods In Union,Monmouth and Somerset counties.

OPSEG United Counties Ihist Company The Energy People where good things start to happen Member Federal Reserve System. Deposits now insured up to 940,000 by FDIC Serving you locally In Clark, Cranford, Elizabeth, Hillside and Linden m uniUAT, rfcoHUAHY W IUC IIIYICO, TAUC i February 22 for the benefit of its blind and sight conservation fund tion of Industrial Nurses will be held on January 18, a t the Lynn, 624 by the Hillside Lions Club* it was announced at a meeting of the club's Westfield Ave., Elizabeth. Cocktails at 5:30p.m.,Dinner at 6:30 p.m. board of directors last Thursday at College inn. The club wilt not The speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Mary Ryan, Executive Direc­ Christenson-Bataille Betrothal Social News And Notes OT a widesPread scale» but residents may leave bundles a t tor of North Jersey, for the National Council on Alcoholism, North l J S to a Avenu® or contact August Paolercio chairman of the blind Jersey Area Inc. Her topic will be Alcoholism in Industry, A film will Historical Society Officers ana sight conservation committee for pickups beforehand. Programs be shown and questions from the floor will be invited. 'At by the Navy Reserve and by Public Service Electric and Gas Co. r e ­ , "F 2" m t m > ,5th “ the Municipal Building, the Hill- spectively. An explanation of the Board of Education budget is* also Golden Age Luncheon SS*,***„MI* ^ Socle‘y Meld election of officers for the year 1975 listed for February 20, Elected President was Arnold McClow, Vice-President. W . t o n The Greater Elisabeth Section, National Council of Jewish Women schorrj Treasurer, Helen Witting and Secretary. Alice M Anrt.r Benefit Movie Tonight Will hold its fourth annual Golden Age Luncheon on Wednesday, Feb­ ruary 19 at the YM-YWHA, Green Lane, Union, Council members will S P a M " * # Hlal°rlcal Solely has offered to help uid^asslst Tonight, F «bm ry 13 Hillside B'nat B'rith Women will have .a movie the Bicentennial Committee throughout the year, prepare and serve luncheon to 150 senior ettusens of the Golden Age "I??* p*vs joints Cinema, Union in order to support their Club of Union County which meets, regularly at the Y, Mrs. Sylvia Republican Dinner Dance philanthropy projects. The movie -'Airport 75" will beshown at 7-16 Beckerman, Chairman of the event, related that the local section of and agate a t 9:30, T icket. are regular bo* office price of 11.75. The Hillside Republican Club ,Is planning a Dinner-Dance to honor National Council of Jewish Women has long been a sponsor of the Sex Therapist To Speak .. J r f* in fc^eping Council's interest in problems of K n Z o l.Ac?0WsJ; " T T Dr‘ Bmon B- ’The af- the aging. Those assembled will be treated to a program of book of the tlcket i . !n » y pr“ t.8at 016 College lnn‘ Thel PMet Flo OWn Cancer Relief Young Women’s Qroup will bold Us next reviews by Molly Burak, who is known for her original dramatiza­ j s l 118' 90 Pan Person, which will Include dinner at 8i00 meeting on Wednesday, February 26th at the Temple Stiarey Shalom tions of current best sellers, Both organizations will hold brief in Springfield. Program Chairman, Gale Stadlln of Hillside, has an­ business meetings prior to the beginning of the entertainment. nounced that Mr. Carl Shaekman, director of Sexual Guidance Clinic of United Hospitals of Newark, will speak on the .ex roles of men ooeJ-1907; o r Julie Moffat 687-6093*Sh8UaSprl"ger m - m o > Helen Beattie People And Placet and women. Mr. Shaekman Is a sex therapist. The rheetlng will sta rt promptly at eight. Members and guests a re invited to attend. Lions Newspaper Drive local a r t is t Industrial Nurses Mrs, Pearl Piegari is exhibiting her painting at the Nat'l State newspaper collection drive will be conducted on Saturday, Bank - Kenilworth for the month of February - - M rs. Piegari The regular monthly meeting of the NorthernNew Jersey Aeeoeia- who Is a long tim e resident has painted for eight y ears . . worka In • oil# - water color - pastels - acrylics. She is a member of the HUt- -side Art Association . Kenilworth A rt Association, Montclair Asso- tfte W andM U WmM , elation, She has won mjtity award# to r her outstanding achievements, BERMUDA CRUISE Once agate many Senior ettteens of Hillside are making clans to cruise. This time they wilt lit) on s /e Doric to Bermuda! leaving from New York May 17* 1975 and returning to New York May 24. The ■ 758 CHANCELLOR AVE., 7 day cruise will include four days in port with ship as hotel. Ail MISS JUDY BATAILLE IRVINGTON, N.J. friends, any relatives interested in joining the Senior Group on this marvelous adventure contact Mrs. Mary McTaggart 384-7121 M * * * * ***** nurse at (NEXT TO CHANCELLOR THEATER aiUe of 1199 Columbia Place, St. Elisabeth Hospital In Eliza- Sign Up For Bargello announce the engagement of their beth, Your Friends daughter, Judy to Scott Christen- „ Im of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mr, Christenson, a graduate Needlepoint and bargello will Anyone Interested can sign up In The Flower Business W, Christenson of Linden, of Lihden High School, Is an IBM be accepting new students on at the Community Center. There M iss Bataille is a graduate Communications Terminal Oper­ Thursday February 20 at 8 p.m. is no charge. Lenny & Gerry Schnack-Prop’s. of Archbishop Walsh High School ator at Bristol-M yers Company and Middlesex College and is in Hillside.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the UNION COUNTY, DOCKET Find the service or the product first and final account of the subscriber, I the Bruce Lubitz, Administrator of the Estate of ANNE JUDITH MOSS, deceased, will you need in this be audited and stated by the Surrogate, 3 Defendants. Mary C. Kanane, and reported for settle­ ment to the Union County Court — Pro­ 5 EXECUTION — FOR SALE OF bate Division, on Friday. March 21st next 1 YANKEE TRADER 5 m o r t g a g e d p r e m is e s S By virtue of tne abovp-stated writ 1:30 P. M.; and thBt at the time and place S of execution to me directed l shall aforesaid application will be made to the I CLASSIFIED SECTION S espuse for sole by public vendue, frt Action Guide court for directions as to the distribution C ity Ellzebath, Of the said estate. g. Wednesday, WEEKLY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES Dated February 7,1976 Bruce Lubitz', 3 in the afternoon o f said day. Administrator ATT 093 0907 0900 QQ77 jg situate, lying and oelfta In the Hannooh, Welsman, Stern & Besser, A L L yZo-yZ\J < - yZU o- o oi l ■ Township c f (Hillside, in the C o u n ty week. A Irish copy every weak into the Attorneys B -of W nlpn ,in-th e sta te o f New Jersey; 744 Broad Street s b e g in n in g at a point In th e hand® of 1i,000 readers. Tell them whate; ONLY $1 EACH WEEK FOR INDIVIDUAL ADVERTISERS Jg southwesterly lin e o f W illiam son Newark, N.J. 07102 . ONLY $1.75 EACH WEEK FOR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS S Avenue therein distant southeasterly to will fissile ■ 9 two hundred and eighty-five and $1.50 EACH ADDITIONAL WEEK E forty-nine hundredths feet from the g intersection of said llrie of Williamson SELL—BUY—SWAP—SERVICES—HELP WANTED—REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT m Avenue, w ith the southeasterly lin e o f «, Clinton Place; thence running (i) S along said line Of Williamson A vehue -R EM OD ELIN G - GARAGE SALES JJ south 44 degrees 37 minutes East 33 AIR COMPRESSORS AUTO BODY DELI ■■ feet; thence (2) South 45 degrees 23 S minutes West 100' feet; thence (3) REPAIRS PETS-PERSONAL 354-58 7 5 354-7040 FOR C O N C R ET E BREAKING BRAND OPENING minutes East 100 feet to the aforesaid FOR EMERGENCY SER VIC E AD RATES line of Williamson Avenue, to the FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANTS FRANKLIN AUTO BODY point and place o f BEGINNING. p e t e r a . J I M . 410 BEING com m only known as N o . 22 4 Chancellor Ave. Ferrara’s Italian Deli $1 A WEEK (MIN 3 INSERTIONS). Williamson Avenue, Hillside, New DROBACN CO. Illllldt,355-5444 Irvington,309-3200 Jersey. U.S. HIGHWAY NO. 22 15 WORDS OR LESS. ADDITIONAL There is due approximately UNION, N.J. MU 6-0018 c o l l is io n s p e c ia l is t T B S * Ibfan style Delicatessen WORDS 10< EACH O P P O S IT E FLAGSHIP INSURANCE ESTIMATES DISPLAY ADS TOWING Roofing-Leaders-Gutters $2 FOR SPECIAL ONE TIME INSERTIONS '2.50 AN INCH Michael J . Harris i MEMBER CHAMBER (OARAGE SALES, AUTO DEALERS OF COMMERCE NOTICES, NEW HILLSIDE A U TO rT T T T T ri 645 NEW POINT RD. ELIZABETH LOWEST PRICES AT 15 WORDS OR LESS. ADDITIONAL WORDS REPAIR, INC. ASPHALT ROOFS ' _ ROOF REPAIRS 10< EACH. • R E S ID E N T IA L Call .. 3 5 3 - 1 7 0 0 a FREE ESTIM ATES DODGE CITY 230 H ills id e Ave. 9 2 3 -7 7 6 6 = SER VIC ES • INDUSTRIAL • TIME PAYMENTS BUOUNM 6 P.M, TUESDA Y ELIZABETH DODGE 24 HOUR TOWING, • COMMERCIAL CALL DAY OR NIGHT * FULLY INSURED 8 FREE PUBLIC SERVICE ADS (ONE WEEK UNLESS RENEWED) J j ALL KINDS of old furniture INSURANCE ESTIMATES. wanted. Must be reasonable. Call INC. PAINTING SPECIALISTS I WORK WANTSD, FOUND. FREE J j 642-4270. Dodge Cars and Truoks FViim ii ...... ii i ■ 11 ■■ in ii i ii ...... in i n n ...... in i n n ...... m i ■Miiiiiini i m i BUTCHER SHOPS INSURANCE WE TAKE AWAY ANY OLD Always 100 HELP W A N TE D MALE & F E M A L E MISCELLANEOUS APPLIANCES, REFRIGERA­ used cars HILLSIDE PORK STORE ■US. 924-3100 TORS, STOVES, WASHING RES. 302-0161 FOR SALE______1 3 2 5 Liberty Are. MACHINES, DRYERS, DISH in aleck R O B E R T K . HANAN'S Full Una ol WATER Pump, Air-Cond.-l 8,000 WASHERS, Etc. Service charge (00 NEWARK AVE., HILLSIDE C O M M U N ITY POOL BTU, Electric Snow Blower, Pool $10 for 1, $15 for 2. Call 242-6178 REPAIR SHOP MEATS & HOMEMADE C 0TR 0N E 0 Filter, Adding Machine, Price Evenings and Sunday, 964-7259. ELIZABETH (HANAN GLIKMAN) BOLOGNAS AND a g e n t PERSONNEL Ticketing Machine, Taro Snow ______3 5 1 -1 1 8 8 Repairs on American A Foreign State Farm Insurance Co. DEAL Cari: Clutchsa—Ignition—Brakes— GROCERIES Pup. Call 964-8448. (2/6-20) Motor Work 282 Long Avenue DIRECT 926 0782 Lile Guards and Maintenance crew (18 years or over) No salesman involved. Roofing,- 1 $ 4 7 SUM M IT A V E . WHITE CRIB, good condition $20. MONARCH COR. WINANS 929*9461 and Gate Guards vacancies to be filled. Applications 3 prs. TRIPLE DRAPES, red & siding & carpentry. Call 743-6112 available at HILLSIDE MUNICIPAL BUILDING In white. ALL TYPES OF BOOKS. after 5 p.m. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DRIVEWAYS LIQUOR STORES Call 964-0319. POOL COMMISSION OFFICE. Submit completed MS N. Broad It,. Elizabeth S. & L. SERVICE MOVING - Call us day or night, STATION A sphalt Driveways forma before deadline date ol Monday, February 24, 3 PIECE FRENCH Provincial 353-1478. We will give your prized 289-1800 1975. possessions the care they deserve. 'estern Parkin A N D PARKING LOTS MAPLE LEAF living room set* Excellent con­ Sales-Seivicc-Body Work f!EL: aEi w orn done with power roil Our 50 years of moving experience 375-9896 411 kinds o f mason work dene. WINES-UQUORS-BEER dition. Call 527-8300* (1/30- will insure you a most efficient 2/18) SPECIALIZING IN 1120 LIBERTY AVE. DON'T GO TO JAMES LA MORGESE HILLSIDE, N.J. TELEVISION SERVICEMAN FOREIGN CARS TYPIST WANTED CEMETERY PLOTS WATER-PROOFING S TR A N G ER S FOR Y O U R w e d e l i v e r 3 5 4 -5 7 5 7 Experienced. Salary o f. MASONRY NEXT CAR. CALL YOUR DRIVE-IN PARKING $10,000 plus Prolll S h ar­ PART-TIME TYPIST CEMETERY PLOTS. Graceland HILLSIDE NEIGHBOR Sal’s Service Canter in g , B lu e Cross B lu e WANTED TO WORK DAVID BURNS 923-9428 Memorial, 2 graves (4 burials) PHIL TERRANOVA. Sidewalks, C A R REPAIRS Shield. APPROXIMATELY 20 $175. Non-Sectarian. Will div­ at home or 746-2300 at AH M a k e v Reasonable R a te s ELECTRICAL W> 3 0659 W . 3-1496 patios, steps, walls & tile. 412 Hill­ work. C o u rteous Service TOBIA'S BBD HOURS PER WEEK, ide, Private owner. Call 353- side Ave., Orange, N.J. 678-0969. SZARKO’S APPLIANCE8 Must be mature and 7567, (2/6-20) Call us for free estimate. (5/9TF) CAN'T START? CALL US AT CONTRACTORS 1299 Liberty Ave. 926-8947 LIQUOR STORE responsible and able to CEMETERY PLOTS s ..r Coolers Por Rent 923-7768 WANTED TO BUY ~~ CONVALESCENT 1554 Maple Ave., Hilside, N.J. work at least 6 hours on Private owner needs cash, $295. 9Z3-040C LIC. NO. 419 Wednesday. Call 923- 1317 Liberty Avenue AVON 4 Graves, (fl.burials), g r a c e - TOY TRAINS wanted by collector, CARE Hillside. Net* Jersey says... 8377 for Interview. l a n d . 355-9222 evenings & in any condition or amount. High­ BERT B. GLOBUS M A KE MONEY even J est cash prices paid. Call 467-0065, MOVING Position will not be open weekends. Will divide, (2/13- Musical Instruments never “sold” before. Mod ople until March 24. 8/0) 467-0187 or 624-7180. WE SIT BETTER ELECTRICAL Are Already "sold"on Avoi..,____ PROFESSIONAL Light Trucking. show you how to set up your own WOMAN (M/F) to clean house SERVICES______^ LOST AND FOUND ______CARE FOR CONTRACTORS business. Call in Vailsburg, 375- ELDERLY * CONVALESCENTS for disabled mdther 1 ox 2 morn­ PAINTERS 2100, in Union and Hillside; 353- 'Spoke Rim found on Bloy & Lib­ Our business is care. WepjSMK > You call, w ell h a u l. INDUSTRIAL 4880 and in Springfield 273-0702. ings a week. All adults. Holly­ erty Aves. Letter “ A*1 in cen­ care lor the elderly when'V]n^&2 COMMERCIAL wood Ave. area* Call 352*1711 PAINTING, WALLPAPERING & t e r 688*8972, members of their family 351-9554 or APPRENTICE PRINTERS after 6 p.m. HANDYMAN work. Reasonable can't. We care for t h e ^ g S P RESIDENTIAL GOOD HOME wanted for hand­ convalescents at home in l,i \ L jf WILLING TO WORK ANY rates. Free Estimates, 923- 2 way radio Dispatched PIANO r e n t a l s SHIFT. Excellent opportunity for EMPLOYMENT WANTED 0578. (2/13-20) some red & white part Persian nursing homes & h o sp i'lL 'Jr/w 351-9462 kitten, 3 months old, Healthy, tals. m p 4 1440 N. Brood St. right persons. Apply in person. item $ 8 .0 0 per month Vanguard Offset Printers, 1 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINT­ pan trained. Call after 6 p.m ., MAY WE SERVE YO UrflL i Hillside, N.J. SECRETARIAL Position with APPLICABLE TO PURCHASE Evans Terminal. statistical typing, c a ll352-9044. ING, Leader & Gutter work, 923-0176. (2/6-20) CALL 687-0420 Aluminum siding. Free esti­ 2374 Steuben St., Union 1 FLOOR COVERING Chimney Cleaning RONDO MUSIC MOTHER wishes to babysit for mates, Insured, Call Steven REAL ESTATE 087-2260 child in my home near Saybrook Deo, 354-6580, (TF) ROUTE 22 AT V AU XH ALL ROAD BOARD OF SWIMMING POOL UNION, N.J, ' ACCOUNTANTS, JR. School. Call 355-0445. (2/ 8*20) WESTMINSTER COMMISSIONERS Irvington Linoleum SAVE ON HEAT DAN’S PAINTING & DECORA- T ow nship of Hillside & Carpet Co., In c. SEMI-PRIVATE ART lessons TING, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR. FANTASTIC 3 Clean hot air duct®. Fire­ BEDROOM BRICK- Union County New J ersey given for beginners in Hillside REASONABLE RATES. FREE EXPERT place A chimney cleened. area. Reasonable fee. Call ESTIMATES. INSURED. Call FRONT c o l o n i a l ■NOTICE TO BIDDERS INSULATE your attic. TRAVEL 289-9434. ______WITH MAGNIFICENT SALES a SERVICE Coll«g« gradual*. Builntti Dagrct Carla 925-1984. (1/30-2/13) Alio roofing e antenna Preferred. Diversified function*. Both IN-GROUND HEATED payroll and tutl audiii to ba ktpt for WINDOW SHADES Installation. Profestion- GROUP TRAVEL FLAN Aooounllng Oapl. ol largi Iranaporta- EXPERIENCED MOTHER will POOL. MODERN ally d o n e by babysit in my home. Will pick tirapes Shades EXTRA - SPECIAL KIT­ Sealed bids will be received by the appointment, 837-3628. up in Hillside, Weequahic area. Slip Covers Blinds RESIDENTIAL CHEN. GREAT DEN. Board of Swimming Pool Commissions LOWEST PRICES! Call 926-3837, (1/30-2/13) Upholstery B.Spreads CENTRAL AIR. UPPER MAINTENANCE CRUISE Woven Woods of the Township of Hillside at the Munici­ SO'S OR BEST OFFER. pal Building, John F. Kennedy Plaza, SERVICE INC. TUTORING - All grades & sub­ JANET DECORATORS 371-2686 7 DAYS Gladys L. Sands, Hillside. New Jersey at 8:30 P.M. 994-3237 295 jects, Math, Chem., Eng,, G.E. 1316 No. Broad St., Hillside prevailing time on Thursday, March 6. Realtor Food Haulers, Inc. D.; s .a. t , c .l .e .p ., Test, Col­ 923-6932 1975, and there publicly opened and read rinfllgn, N J. 762-7214 for the operation of the Hillside Home Improvements lege Counseling. 289-2760, SNACK TIME JUNK CARS WANTED Swimming Pool Commission Food Con­ (1/30-2/28) Eves. 354-0015 Two slices of fresh ap p le put Sewing Machines cession Stand for the summer season together w ith a layer of cream JUNK CARS OF ANY KIND extending from June 20,1975 to Sept. 2, HOMEOWNERS CERTIFIED TEACHER Will tutor FLORENCE AVENUE WAKEFERN FOOD WANTED. 24 HOUR SERVICE. 3 Bedroom Colonial. 1975, cheese o r slices of Cheddar Question - How To Save CORP. in all Elementary & High School B.A. TOWING SERVICE. CALL Information for bidders, the specifica­ cheese m akes a hearty and subjects. Reasonable rates. Call 964-1506. Science Kitchen, tions and the bid forme may be obtained substantial snack. Money During The 353-3983, (1/30-3/13) Carpeting, 1 Vi Baths, 220 from the Office of the Hillside Swimming CARPENTER "Vending Machine Bid". The Board of POO York SI., Elizabeth. N J Elec. Oil Heat & Garage. Pool Commission, In the Hillside Munici­ Energy Crisis? INCOME TAX PREPARATION TRAINOR REALTORS 8wimming Pool Commissioners reserves pal Building. All bids must be endorsed the right to reject any or all bids when Answer- INSULATE! Equal Opportunity fmployor A by Licensed Notary Public. $3 & YOU want a carpenter? Hinden- 1314 N. Broad St. "Concession Bids;" The Board of up. Call Sheldon Fuchs at 355-71-21' such action is deemed to be in the best berger of building, repairing and 527-9595 Swimming Pool Commissioners re­ interest of the Board of Swimming Pool REPAIRS & PARTS For a limited tim e or 245-4546 eves. & weekends. (1/2- general contracting, roofing, cabi­ serves the right to reject any or all bids 4/17) Commissioners. Aluminum Siding net work. Estimates given free. No STORES FOR RENT when such action Is deemed to be in the Moe Bierman FREE ESTIMATES MISCELLANEOUS job too large or too small. Call 761- 2 STORES FOR RENT. 1420 beet interest of the Board of Swimming 1 Chairman, Hillside. Board of 4394. TF Call 964-3344 00° Sq. Ft. (Installed) FO R SALE North Broad Street, Hillside, Pool Commissioners. Sw li nng Pob M oe Bierman SAMUEL j” C AIV A N O, Commissioners Maintenance C hairm an, Hillside Board o f Dated:..... Paneling s19900 FRENCH PROVINCIAL Bedroom GENERAL CONTRACTOR. A APARTMENT FOR RENT Swimming Pool HILLSIDE TIMES, February 13.20.27.1975 (Arty Room 9 'x 10') set, 7 pieces, like new, $350. complete line of all types of Commissioners FEES $26.22 Call 736-1226. (2/13-27) • masonry and carpentry work done 4 ROOM APT. for rent. $175 Supervisor a month, Heat supplied, 3rd DATED:... With expert designing. For an esti­ HILLSIDE TIMES, February 13,20.27,1975 Suspended Ceiling mate call 926-0051. Fl. Call 467-2896, SPECIFICATIONS FOR B ID S PAINTING FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, FEES $26.22 SHADE TREE COMMISSION (Any Room 9' x 10') 0 0 0 0 0 WELFARE & PEOPLE WITH HILLSIDES N.J. HOME BUILDING & REPAIRS. 3 ROOM BUNGALOW available. Piperhanging, 3rd Shift CREDIT PROBLEMS INSTANT Bo a r d o f s w im m in g p o o l Comparable prices on attics, CREDIT. IMMEDIATE DELIV­ JAY CONSTRUCTION: Supply own utilities, $175 plus COMMISSIONERS Complete home repairs, new Sealed bids will be received by the Feinting, Roofing basements, storm windows & ERY. CALL MR. GRAND, 373- security. Adults, Call687*8120. Township of Hillside Township of Hillside on February 24, 6611. construction, brick and concrete - Union County New Jersey doors. Replacement windows, drawing ilisabelh trucking d work. Asphalt driveways, roofing. 1975, tor the trimming' and pruning of t Gutters... ma|or auparmarkal < REFRIGERATOR & WASHING 3 or 4 ROOMS, 3rd floor. Busi­ trees In the Township of Hillside, New porch enclosures, Roofing I MAINTENANCE We sell used bricks and Humber. N O TIC E TO BIDDERS MACHINE FOR SALE, Good con­ Attention fire rebuilders. Call 923- ness couple. Heat & hot w ater Jersey- Bide are to be submitted on a per And The Odd leaders & gutters, Aluminum supplied. Hot plate, Call 926* tree basis and contracts will be let out for * benefit®. for an appointment p dition. n o Long Ave, (2/13-27) 5937 anytime. (TF) Swimming Pool Vending Machine Bids Jobs That Awnings, kit chans t 1803, / . ' -v . the designated streets which wlH be bathrooms, masonry. CARPETS AND LIFE too can be HANDWRITING ANALYSIS checked at the discretion of the Shade _ Never beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. 6 ROOM APT, In 2 family house Sealed bids will be received by the Tree Commission. Bids are to include 24 Hour Service 'Board of Swimming Pool Commis­ 2 00 3 Bedrooms. Convenient north raising trees to a minimum height of 15 ,5 fiat Done. Rent electric shampooer, $ . . sioners of the Township of Hillside at the SCREENS AND STORM WIN­ MRS. ANNETT Elizabeth location, heat supplied. feet, trimming, pruning and Removal of all BANNER Municipal Building, John F. Kennedy dead trees and branches. Bidders must Food Haulers Inc. DOWS REPAIRED, SAWS AND Handwriting analysis and Adults preferred, Call 352-1120. & CALL: Plaza, Hillside. New Jersey at 8:30 P.M. submit a certificate of Insurance for CONSTRUCTION TOOLS SHARPENED Zatko’s Character reading. Special after 6 p,m< prevailing time on Thursday, March 6, public liability, workman's compensa­ 688-3633 110 IN, Jersey St., Eliiabeth WAKEFERN FOOD Hardware, 374 Hillside Avenue, reading $1 with this ad. 1975 and there publicly opened and read tion and property damage. APARTMENT WANTED CORP. Call 926-6088, 1276 Liberty Ave., Hillside for the operation of the Hillside . Sealed bids* also will be received on the bidder must respond within one hour for Swimming Pool Commission Vending 351-9222 ATTENTION; Distress merchan­ 926-8664 Six unfurnished rooms, near A. P. same date for the planting of new trees in all emergency palls. Bids will ba re­ Machines, such as Juke Box and Cigar­ the Township of Hillside. Bids are to be ceived and opened publicly on February dise for artists,craftsmen, teach­ Morris School, wanted by young ALTERATIONS—CLOTHING doctor and family, April 1, After ette Machine, for the summer season submitted on a per tree basis and 24, 1975 at the Municipal Building, ers & bargain hunters, Pysanka 1975 extending from June 20, 1975 to WINTER PRICES five call 527-9198. specifications are to Include the ground floor. Room 12, at 8 p.m. egg dyes. Spinnerin yarns for rug ALTERATIONS ON LADIES’, September 2, 1975. following: SH A D E TREE COMMISSION Carpentry, Kitchen hooking, 47?. SALE- name brand MEN'S & CHILDREN’S ROOM FOR RENT Information for bidders, the specifica­ Minimum height - ten feet cabinets, Aluminum tid­ oil paints 46?, 55?, 70?,LEISURE CLOTHES. Call 289-1161 (TF) tions and the bid forms may be obtained Diameter of tree * 1 Vi" D . B . M. Pasquale P. Casale, ing, Roofing, Recover ARTS CENTER,1455 Liberty Ave, . FURNISHED ROOM for rent. from the Office of the Hillside Swimming Type of tree to be suitable for soil Secretary old cabinets, with for- 923*7373. Congenial man, good references, Pool Commission, in the Hillside Munici­ conditions of Township and to b e selec­ HILLSIDE T IM ES February 13,1975 call 983-9257, (2/13-27) pal Building. All bids must be endorsed ted by the Shade Tree Commission. The FEES $8.97 mica 643-0505 HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1975, TH E N.J. HILLSIDE TIMES, PAGE 9 your week ahead BY DR. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period: February 16 to February 22 Lange Sees Need For ARIES Hold it Aries! Apparently, ^ o u r heading toward I Mar. 21-Apr. 19 outbursts th a t could add fuel to the fjre. It { seems as though* youvftre too demanding of a I loved one. Philosophy Of Education TAURUS It's patience that makes the big difference bet- | Outlining a course of action and. the administration, the staff Apr. 20-May 20 ween the spider And the fly. Keep that thought in [ programs a re developed can be for the coming year, Board of ’ the students, and the com-* mind—when you contact the opposite sex., implemented in an efficient man­ Education President Wiliia muni>ty ” Lange said, ner, Input should certainly be GEMINI A change of attitude-and outward appearance. 1 Lange stressed the establish­ "The role o f the Board of May 21-June 20 seems to crisscross the ch art, for most merfi- 1 gathered from the community ment of “.a system-wide phil­ Education should be clearly de­ hers of your sign. The point? Don’t change your | osophy ofeduc atlon. ’ ’ romance pattern, however,. fined, In' this document, as that gram is introduced, or when “ High, up on the list of p rio r­ policy making body, Em- and old one is revised” MOONCHILD Allow for a surprising tWist in your job, task or. I ities for the 1975 - 1976 Board phasis should be placed on the “ By setting definite educa­ June 21-July 22 project. In other words*, you might have to yield of Education, should be the de- to a situation in Order tbsiii*yive. •esponstbility of the adminis- tional goals, and by clearly de­ velopment of a statement olphll- tration to develop the educa- fining the roles of all groups LEO Someone in authority'is going to turn you down oeophy WMeh Wd«H~QtttMtte the jgMl pWgrams nedeieefy to involved, it should be possible July 23-Aug. 22 educetlone! goals of our district. 8chleve the sU ted obJectlvega on a request that you consider as being impor- to make definite educationaipro­ tant. It’s not the time to ask favors. ' Such a statement should be The teachlng staff mllet be m. gress in Hillside, such pro­ VIRGO. This week,, you’ll find it hard to see beyond your developed through a cooperative volved In every phase of plan, gress has been hindered in re­ Aug. 23-Sept. 22 own existance. Don’t be disappointed ir an effort on f t part a r t s Board, nittff, fe ltuswe that whatever cent years because Board mem­ associate w on’t fit into your design of things. bers have failed to recognize LIBRA The urge to change a love pattern or put a mem­ their legal and moral limit* Sept. 23-Oct. 22 ber of the opposite sex tp the “ acid test,” shows ations. When one facet of the in the chart for most Libraians . Ydu are on your Board Job For educational system in this case the Board of Education, over­ In one form o another, the weather will trigger steps its area of responsibility a subtle chaii of events—th a t will change your it can disrupt the workings of present goal •• i life. The change will be for the Policy, Deo Says C a all the others, causing chaos,” “ By sitting down together and j School Board candidate An­ re are aware of a situation , We are never a 'tyrant, according to our own i thony Deo has submitted the fol­ neighboring school system developing a philosophy state­ light. So, it would be a good idea to think twice, j lowing: ment; Board members, admin­ before you tell someone what to do. has •experienced severe “ Board members m ust be problems* f his was primarily istrators, teachers, students,and Things th a t happened several years ago will i mindfUi of their obligations to caused beca ise of a constant members of the community can haunt you. The past will intrude Into the future, the school system and that the exodus of no i-te n u re d adminis - exchange ideas and redevelop a during this week's cosmic cycle. Don’t make the prim ary obligation is to form tffttors,” | rapport among these groups,, same m istake. policy, based on recommenda­ Deo concluded :. by pleading which has been lacking In recen't AQUARIUS In one way or another, you'll be preparing for Training To Save Lives tions from professional educa­ 'Keep the school systems strong years. Such a project can onl y Jan. 20-Feb. 18 an event th a t you’ve planned for the Spring. to rs, The job of educating our ind we will always have a strong promote understanding, a goo d Generally, this week, you’ll be makihg plans for As part of the HILLSIDE Ambulance Squad’a continuing training program for Its youngsters belongs to our full- community,” Will, and progress,” v the future. members, Police Department personnel, Explorer Scouts and other Interested persons, time educators and we must re­ Some Pisceans will attempt to pick up the spect and support them.” the Squad recently conducted a Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Course (CPR). L.To R. Deo said "Unwarranted inter­ pieces from a broken rom ance.. .and start over are: Joanne Repaaky, Fred Morro, Jr., Pat Wlaa, Dan Preston, Edward Belles, Patti White aghim Remember, things are never the ference with otir educators will MAYFAIR«HILLSIDE same—they’ll get better or worse! and Joanne Baslle. Working on mannlquln In foreground: Sgt. Ed Sadlon and Capt. • demoralize them and cause top James Silva of Hillside Police Department. Giving Instructions are: Eleanor O'Neil and echelon people to leave and bring eNOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAYe Alan D. Zimmerman. (Photograph by Ed Smith) about a constant of flux through- How? By recognizing subtle con­ Board, You did not elect me, Bill degree from Howard University, out the school system. Once The case of Taetzsch Views tract proposals by employee Taetzsch, to be a rubber stamp Washington, D,C. Hi 1669, and a this happens, Hillside w ill be, Around groups that would take away com­ for the administration, the faculty Master of Business Administra- faced with having non-tenured m e / ftIL IIW munity rights. By insisting that or any spec interest group. "I Hon degree from New York Uni- administrators. Everyone knows The world Group Demands the Board carefully review staff intend to continue to verslty, New York, N.Y.jinl^l, that non-tenured administrators Black is married to the former are sometimes indecisive for i f ' "American public education is Chers union, (NJEA), is now the ■ evaluations and recommenda­ perience and resourc ■ pro- With m out of control. Its true leadership largest and. wealthiest, lobby tions. By viewing each decision tact your interests,” Marie Jackson of Hamden, Conn, various reasons. with one prim e thought in mind Fanny is difficult to identify because of group in New Jersey; making the RATED X M INIM UM AGE 18 conflicting demands of pressure NJEA a strong candidate for con­ “ What Is best for the kids? ” Named Assistant Cashier BOARD OF EDUCATION groups." trol of education.” “ The Board o f Education is the William S. Black of Hillside, ‘.‘This was the recent finding of "Here in Hillside, we have con­ policy - making unit of our school assistant manager of the Mont­ the National Committee for Citi­ flicting demands within our own system, ” Taetzsch said. “ And that is the job you elected us to do. clair Office of Midlaritic National in to the legal voters of the School District o f the zens in .Education,” said Bill community, ’ ’ Taetzsch said. Bank, has been named an assis­ in the County of Union, and State of New Jersey, that a We are. not running a popularity FIXED CHARGES Taetzsch, member of the Hillside " And' each tim e the Board of Edu­ tant cashier of the Bank, Theron Public Hearing \ l held In H ILLSID E H IG H SCHOOL, 1085 LIB ER TY Employee Retirement Contrl contest and when conflicts do W JERSEY, at 8s00 o'clock on the evening o f February Insurance & Judgments Board of Education and candidate cation m em bers retreat from a L, Marsh, chairman and chief 2 4 ,1 ne the tentative budget for the school year 1975-.76 will arise, the Im portant things to keep Rental of Land £ Buildings fbr re-election* positive stand, to that extent we executive officer, has announced, be ° ( discussion. The tentative budget is a's follows: in mind are the rights and pre­ BUDGET £ "F or example, in New Jersey, lose local control of.education. Black joined Midlantic National The i O ffio you read last weekend that Gover­ " I see my responsibility as an rogatives of com munlty control of in 1973, Earlier he had been $u*|r s Administrator/Secretary, 195 ' nor Byrne now plans for greater elected m em ber to the Board to education. with F irst 'National City Bank, pjbl? i “ In effect, you control edu- state CoHtrdJ' of lojaUChpM d is ­ represent ihp ^vholacqmmuqLty New York. ^ Salaries tricts,' lh addition, the state tea—» 1 ancr* th'Tiijflrfmti ldfial acUifti*Ol. ofl t ion through* us> your elected ■He received 'a Bachelor of Arts. M artin j . Lynch Other Expenses B usl ness Ad m I h 1st rat or/Secretary Expenditures to i r Deficit: STATE OF NEW JERSEY-DEPARTMENTOF'EDUCATION SfUDENT BOD' Division of Administration and Finance ACTIVITIES SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT Salaries fo r Sc h o o l y e a r Other Expenses 1975-76 Expenditures to ( >f Education of Township of Hillside County of Union COMMUNITY S ERVICES (1) (2) (3) Salaries • Recreation Expenses • Recreation (ESTIMATED) (ESTIMATED) S 65 * Civic Activities

SOURCES OF R E V E N U E 1975-76 (ANTICI­ PATED) Other Projects * 8 9 ja week SPECIAL SCHOO LS AND EVENING SCHOOLS Balance ApproprU Accredited Evening H;s. Salaries supplies Other Expenses Adult Education Withdrawal Capital Reserve Salaries Supplies m ultiplies to Other Expenses Regular Evening Schools (A -l) TOTAL CURRENT Salaries

a Sponsored Programs Summer School Salaries Supplies 75,526. Vocational Event Supplies ithdrawal Capital F Equipment iscellaneous Reven Other Expenses 1*1) TO TA L CAPI1 Total Vocational G

DEBT SERVICE 36 784.94 Appropriation Balance * , Balance Appropriated . Withdrawal — Capital Reserve (C-l) TOTAL DEBT * Equipment-ReguU STATE SCH. BLDG. (B-l) TOTAL CAPI rA L O UTLAY ♦ 50,369 in twenty years! CAPITAL RESERVE FUND DEBT SERVICE Balance on Deposit ' j Principal State Aid from Current Expen, State Building Aid interest Earned (04) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE $ 15 with a (D-l) TOTAL CAPITAL (C-2) ADDIT. (EM ERGENC Y) S T A T E RESERVE FUND SCH. BLDG. A ID Union County Savings Bank TOTAL REVENUE Principal a ALL ACCOUNTS Savings Account ‘ Reflects Actual Apprc 1 Balance July l, 1973 APPROPRIATIONS Your money multiplies with a regular savings pro­ . i i I gram . . . In addition we add 8w % interest, com­ 1973*74 CURRENT C pounded dally, from day-of-deposit to day-of-wlth- CURRENT EXPENSE EXPENDI­ A CURREN TURES B1 CAPITAL OUTLAY 139,403. drawal . . . To make your money grow even faster. ADMINISTRATION C DEPT SERVICE . D ON DEPOSIT - C heck the chart below and see what a regular, , CAPITAL RESERVE FUND weekly savings program can do for you. Stop in and , TOTAL BALANCES open a new account or make a deposit to the one INSTRUCTION JUNE 30, 1974 $ 363,531. Put your money to MULTIPLYING you already have. , TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND the Insured savings way at: Textbooks , BALANCES JUNE 30,1974 $5,248,523. Teaching Supplies * Recapitulate o n Reverse S All Other Expenses * ‘ ‘ Includes fully-sponsored special Federal a ATTENDANCE’AND * IMPROVEMENT AUTHORS HEALTH SERVICES JULY 1 ) JUNE 30, 1974 Salaries — Attendance 3.400 UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT A ll Other Expenses—Attendan I AUTHORIZATIONS JULY 1,1973 Union Salaries — Health 72.500. REVENUES: A ll Other Expenses — Health 3 300 BONDS OR NOTES TRANSPORTATION ’ AUTHORIZED 4 000 LOCAL TAX LEVY Contr. Serv. & Pub. Carriers 52000 AUTHORIZED TRANSFER Replacement Dlst. Owned Bus ’ I OF BALANCES New Dlst. Owned Buses OTHER R E V E N U E (—) insurance—Pupil Transportatlc TOTAL REVENUES TOTAL REVENUES AND BEGINNING B A LA N C E IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIC Savings 320,065. EXPENDITURES: Contracted Services 90 000 BUILDINGS 95*700' EQUIPMENT 17 000 t o t a l improvement 'Bank 3800 AUTHORIZATION ' EXPENDITURES 67 B80 UNEXPENDED IM PROVEM ENT 102 700 A U TH O R IZA TIO N S JUNE 30, l! Replacement of Equ 29 350 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 320 N. Broad St. (Next to Post Office) Add91 Broad St, (In Shopping Area) Elizabeth. N.J. 23 375! AND ENDING BA LA N C E Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporation — Deposits insured To S40.000 4o aoo'i Hillside Times, February 13,1975

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on Saturdays,' Sundays and holi­ days from 1 p.m, tb 5 p.m, Reveal "Paradise Pollluted’ Trailside programs are re­ Comet Matmen Bounce Back ported on a Park Commission by JOHN SCHIEflER ‘ Plainfield. After the 148 pound skin 40-9. Another Comet made “ Paradise, Polluted'* 1 is the day (February 17-pO) at 4 p.m. “ events" telephone, 352-8410. match, the Comets led 19-15 on an auspicious debut as this time title of a fitm to be presented at The Trailside planetarium on The Hillside High wrestling the strength of a Dave Foran pin, Joe Stisi pinned his man as did The Union County Park Commi­ February 10. will feature “ Char­ Library Sets Film squad hit its low point in the a Pete Kowafcrky decision and a Joe Voltaggio, Pete Salgado and ssion's Trailside Nature andSci- les Messier and His Catalog*1 past two weeks but experience Jim M'atoer superior decision, Lamont Brown. Marty Winnicki enqe Center in the Watchung Res­ in a program at 2 p.m,, 3 p.m,, has paid off as .they rebounded But the hope o f victory slipped supplied a superior decision. ervation on Sunday,. February 16* and 4 p.m. The feature will be And Story Hour just as strong; to take two straight away* as three _o£ four Comets The Comets have been buoyed The. National Audubon Society repeated on Wednesday, Feb­ dual meets impressively. in the heavier weights were pin-I all season by the heroics of two motion picture stresses the need ruary 19 at 8 p.m. As the Plan­ The Hillside Public Library After running off five straight wfestlers who are unquestionably for changes in attitude and etarium seats only 35 persons, presents its first Story Hour, and victories to .begin the season. Against Linden the. Comets two of the best wrestlers in the commitment, to ftnd solutions to tickets issued at the Trailside Film Program of 19^5. The Hillside slipped and dropped 3 were more frustrated than any­i high school in quite some time# the threats of air, water ahflland office are on a first-come, first- story hour Will take place on straight. In losing to Cranford thing else,. They trailed'by* only Pete Kowalsky at 141 pounds and pollution in the face of a growing served basis for the Sunday per­ Wednesday, February 28th at (33 -22) and Linden (35-25) the 12 at 25-13 a fte r the -148 pound Marty Winnicki at 115 have not population. It will be presented formances, Children under eight 3:45 p.m. and is open to chil­ Comets record stood at 5-3, fnateh,. yet they Were not able to lost a match between them all st 2' p,m.» 3 p*m,, and 4 p,m; years of age will not be admitted. dren between the ages of £ and a virtual shambles compared to do any better than three ties and season. Kowalsky stands at a • Also At Trailside, Donald W, The public, is encouraged to 7; the film program will follow their unblemished 5-0 mark Just a double disqualification in Me perfect io-o and Winnicki at Mayer, director, will pre&uit visit and enjoy Trailside facili­ on Thursday, February 27th at weeks before#- final four matches. As Heavy- 9-0-1# These two have done an half-hour nature talks for chil­ ties, open on weekdays except 4 p.m. Children of,all ages are H the w restlers were to col)- weiEM Comet Lan■ ■ Clark said: exceptional job all season, The dren on Monday through Thurs­ Fridays from 3 p.m#to5p.m,and welcome to attend. apse,I’this was the moi:nent where "They just didn't. int to w res- worth and security of almost a they had the best excuee to, but tle- They held- sure 10 points every match is they turhed around -on the - w t toi say anymo an incalc.uable help to the team,:- club hopes to rematch arch riv­ strength of their' y The Comets with losing streak ' The pressure of desperate vie** al Linden possibly in their first STILL TIME TO ENROLL perience to' take Summit 45-1 now at three, struck back' with tory is thrown out the window Jaycees Help Hospital away game, and Rahway 40-9. a vengeance against Summit, as the - dynamic duo have been THE UNION TOWNSHIP What is the reason for fch They split the first six matches responsible for 86 Hillside points GOALS BY, PERIOD turnaround? Head wrestlim to tie at 15-15, Then the heav- between them. If Kowalsky and On February 9, the Hillside Jaycees presented the coach John Zappulla said at a : ie r weight, which- were becom- Winnicki keep on pinning and Pelatrics department of Beth Israel Hospital toys, cloth­ ADULT SCHOOL recent practice sessioin: “ Pride.’ lug suspect, manhandled Summit coach Zappulla is able to keep ing and children's supplies. The donation was part of the I don't even want to talk about contributing three pins ;and a for- pulling out surprises like Hopke proceeds from the 1974 Do-Something-Walk. Besides the MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING the defeats, That’S behind us. 'felt. Fred Hopke made his var- and Stisi in tight situations that Beth lirael donation, the Hillside Jaycees presented SHOTS ON GOAL They have attitude, they have .sity debut in impress:ive style undefeated string might just grow checks to the Carlh Foundation, Huntington's Disease 1 2 3 F talent and they work their tails as he pinned his man at 158*. and roll into a few state cham­ Pool Team 10 10 02 45 Starting February 24 fund and Hillside's Ambulance Squad. Larry Coppola, C;C. Club "33 10 32 84 off. They just work sc> hard they Ralph Naples and Jimi Mateer pionships. Internal Vice-President, Is shown fitting Christopher won't accept defeat. We won’t also downed shoulders In th at, MAT MUSINGS - - Jim Mateer lose another match match, is still not wrestling up to form Hyman with slippers donated by the Jaycees. Holdlna FIRST PERIOD \ , OFFERING WIDE RANGE OF COURSES this sea- Christopher, is his mother, Denise Hyman. son.” The Comets continued to take despite his 6-3 record. The CC-Zucker (Stul) 2:00? PT- The Comets entered the C ran- out their frustrations ori Rahway problem still rests in his shoul- Davls 6:00; CC-Rosen (Stul) 8:00; ORIENTAL COOKING, SLIM & TRIM, KARATE, RUSSIAN, ford match having Just absorbed this past Friday night in the high [ der, which has not as of yet CC-Stul (Rosen) 10:00; CC-Pfahl ART APPRECIATION PIANO MlGH SCHOOL their first defeat at the hands of senooi as they crunched the* Red -, healed correctly from a possible Community Center Stickmen 14i00; CC-Pfahl (Stul) 19:00. EQUIVALENCY HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR, AUTO separation earlier this year. SECOND PERIOD MECHANICS FOR WOMEN, . OIL' PAINTING, TAP He'll be sidelined for a week in PT-Schwartz (Chodosh) 6:00; DANCING, PORTRAITURE IN CHARCOALS. READING the hopes it will clear upJV Continue Win Streak CC-Pfahl (Zucker) 10:00; CC-Stul IMPROVEMENT. PILOT GROUND TRA'lNlNS vyrestler seven top varsity with (Pfahl) 12:00; CC-Zucker (Zyl­ TRANSCENDENTAL As the Community Center Hoc­ of the period for his team. The VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS, MID-EASTERN a 8-3 record •«, Other impress­ key Club's star ■ players re ­ berman) 15:00, penalties,vOC- DANCING, HAIRCUTTING & STYLING. GROUP 0,C, Club closed out the period Nemiroff 5 minutes fighting I8i00 MEDITATION" ive wrestlers on varsity include covered from their slump -Of' DYNAMICS, NEEDLECRAFT, BRIDGE, BEADED | Jim Weinberg with a 7-2 rec­ with four more goals, Rosen from PT-Gelber 5 minutes fighting ‘TM’ as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Isa simple, natural technique two weeks ago, they increased FLOWERS, TEXTILES, PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR MEN AND Stul, and then the opposite way, 18:00, which expands awareness, develops clear thinking and perception, and ord (5 pins), 108 Pete Salgado their season record to 7-0 and MANY OTHERS. 8-2 (4 pins) Heavyweight Lance and then Pfahl got his first two, THIRD PERIOD provides deep rest - resulting' in m ore dynamic activity and fu ll S their overall record to 16-0 With Schwartz struck first m the Clark 8-1*1 and 170 Ralph Na­ CC-Pfahl (Nemiroff) 1:45? CC- expression of creative intelligence in daily life. Scientific research shows an impressive 20-5 victory,. second period narrowing the gap REGISTER NOW - BY MAIL OR IN PERSON that TM effectively reduces mental and* physical ples 8-1*4 (3 pins) ... Overall Pfahl (Zucker) 5:00; PT-Gelber The c.c.Club found little trou­ to three. But the center team MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 13 NOON - 4 P.M. - harmonious interpersonal relationships and produces record of Comet matches is. 79’ (Butler) 0:00; CC-Stul 8:00; CC- ble scoring against an aggress­ once again proved their domi­ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 7-9 fulfillment. — ------successes, 32 defeats,-4 ties, Stul 11:00; PT-Butler 18:00; CC- ive team captained by Glen Dav-. nance as Pfahl scored two from with 34 pins for a ,704 success is. Randy Pfahl was once again Pfahl 14:00; CC-Nemlroff 15:00; average, Zucker before assisting Stul, and PT-Schwartz (Butler) 18tOO;CC- NORTH THIRD STREET, high sqprer with 9 points, Ar­ Zucker picked up his sepond goal CRANFORD 33 HILLSIDE 22 Rosen (Stul) 18;# nold Stul| Mitch Rosen, and Mark |. 101-Paterno pin ALLEN 2:55 0-0 from Phil zylberman to close Rosen (Stul) 18:00; CC-Rosen UNION, N.J. Zucker also picked up 8,7 , and 1Q8-SALGADO d. Migliozzi 4-0, out the scoring. But the main (Davis) 20:00; CC-Rosen (Zuck- 6 points respectively, For further information call 3-0? 115-WINNICKI d. Gribble attraction of the period was the er) 21:30; CC-Davis (Rosen) The victors scored first off 8-1200, Ext. 326, 327. I $-0, 6-6? 122-Camargo d. J, outbreak between Ken Nemirroff 22:00; CC-Rosen (Pfahl) 22:30. the stick of Zucker, Captain and Scott Gelber, however both I VOLTAGGIO 8-5, 6-9; 129- Davis then scored the only goal Neitzel pin KIRSCHNER 5tS0, teams pulled the players apart 6-15; 135-D, FORAN pin Hum-, and each received 5 minute ma­ jors, mer 2:22, 12-15; 141 KOWAL­ 0; 115 Winnicki d. Gloss 6-4,15- SKY d. Hand 9*3, 15-15; 148 0; 122-Schipiani by forfeit 15-6; • The third period Was full of TINY’S action, Pfahl struck first with MATEER d. Hessler 12-2, 19- 129-Cabbi d* KIRSCHNER 5- 3, 15; 158-Mills pin BROWN 1:49, 15-9; 135-Schipiani p* D* FORAN two goals, before the hapless . 19-21; 170-Chirico pin NAPLES 15-15; 141-KOWALSKY d, Stein- challengers scored from Scott HAND MADE tiO Oj 19-27; 108 -French p, hauser 12-5,18-15; 148MATEEK Gelber. Then Stul struck twice and once again the opposition WEINBERG 5:13, 19-83? HWT- P* McGurk 5:29, 24-15; 158. interrupted the flow as Mike Easter Baskets dr ZamorsWL 8.-2, 22-33; HOPKE gin UskjL 3^37, 30-IS; 4-70-NAPLES pin* Frlcke 4»58, -Bmier dented the. twine, Pfahl 35 " l&tLSIDE 25 36-16; 188-WEINRER# d, GaJM picked up his first and Nemiroff Stuffed Toys | -Rodriguez pin ALLEN 3*54, dalt 5- 4, 89-15; HWT,-CLARK his first before Schwartz scored the final goal for the pool area 0-6; 108-SALGADO d, Buckley by forfeit 45-16# ? 8*0, 3-6; 115 -WINNICKI d. Lee team. But that was not all, Easter Novelties I 11-6,7-6; 122 Lyons pin J, VOL­ HILLSIDE 40 RAHWAY 9 Mitch Rosen went on to per­ TAGGIO 5:29, 7-12; 129-Aslin •101-Kirby d. ALLEN 8-2, 0-3; form a practically one man show. pin KIRSCHNER 7-18; 135-Wood - 108-SALGADO pin Dickos 3:30, Rosen scored three times, then Potted Flowers' berry d. D. FORAN 5-0, 7-21; 6-3; 115 WINNICKI d. McClel- set up rookie Peter Davis for a FREE PUBLIC LECTURES: 141-KOWALSKY pin Colbero:46, and 11- 0, 10-3; 122- stisi pm goal and then scored again all 13-21; 148-Holderbaum d, MA­ Bogle 2:28, 16-3; 129-J, VOL­ within 4 1/8 minutes* ORDER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 8 P.M, TEER 10-0, 13-25; 158-BROWN TAGGIO pin Karamen :49, 22- 3; Once again Roger Brenner was super in net stopping 40 out of Hillside Community Center tie Miller 6-6, 15-27; 170- 1 135-Radden d, D. fo ra n 6-0, NAPLES tie 'Chenberi 2-2, 17- 22- 6; 141-KOWALSKY d. Tay­ 4 5 shots. For the pool team NOW! Or EVERY WEDS., 8 P.M. 29; 188-DOUBLE DISQUALIFY lor 14-7/25-6; 148-Gast d. MA- ' Mike Butler in the first half Or EVERY THURS. AT 2 P.M. CATION, 23-35; HWT* CLARK TEER 4-3, 25-9; 158-BROWN allowed 8 out of 42 shots to go - at the local center by, In the second half of the 1371 Morris Ave., Union tie Gergish 0-0, 25-87, pin M artel 3:11, 31-9; 170-NA- 9 2 3 -4 8 5 2 PLES d. Cebello 2-0, 34-9; 188- game, Bob Philips took over 964-4848 HILLSIDE 46 SUMMIT 16 WEINBERG d. Wittek, '8-0, 37- 9- net tending duties stopping 30 of 1303 Liberty Ave. 42 shots. International Meditation Society (IMS) 101-ALLEN by forfeit 0-0; 108- HWT CLARK d, Buttalo 9*2, SALGADO pin Dempsey 3:44,12- 40-9, ^ In the near future, the center MAPLEWOOD HOUSE OF COLOR I630 Springfield Avenue, Maplewood • 763-2954 • Free Parking in Rear XL* * * For the Decorator - - ■KHBrjEKl It’S yOUrM Clorizer Paint itt S a , B 0 i J T * , Q n d UCTC Wallpaper Selections - - Domestic ana Foreign! * 4 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 b y FDK

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Y Sets Dinner And Square Dance dinner. Mrs. Dorothy Wkrrender, The Five Points YMCA urges Offer Mrs. Marie Cutrona, Mrs. Linda- all of its members, youth and On Saturday, February 15th held in the Branch Y's gymnas­ Arancio and Mrs, Irma Mans,all adult alike, and any guests who from 5:30 to 9 p.m. the Five ium, located at 201 Tucker Ave­ Pantomine Of Union, will assist in serving the are interested in an evening of Points Branch YMCA will hold nue, Union. dinners. food, dance and fellowship, to call The Mimlka Pantomine Com­ its Annual. Chuck Wagon Dinner The menu for dinner will be a Immediately following dinner, the Y for further information. pany will present a performance and Square Dance, The Dinner choice of chilli, rice, and mixed Ernest Dubay, a professional on Friday, Feb, 21 at the YM- and Dance .is one of the major salad, roils and butter,coffee,or Reservations will be accepted caller from Woodbrldge, will lead over the phone prior to the 15th YWHA of Metropolitan New Jer­ family special events the Y tea, juice, ice cream, or hot dogs the square dance for the remain­ or at the door call 687-5570, sey, 760 Northfield Ave., West schedules during the year. Mem­ and Sauerkraut, potato chips. Mrs der of the evening. Younger chil­ Orange, The program, which is bers’ and guests are invited to Audrey Hoffmann and Mrs, dren unable to participate in the join the festivities which will be Martha DaNoble both of Union, open to the community, will start Square Dance will be cared for in M 2 P.m.

PORK CHOPS THICK OR THIN OR PORK PORK LOIN ROAST LOIN $127 7 7 * r LOIN PORTION, BY THE PIECE ^ CHUCK PORK STEAKS LOIN

I EQUIV IN SIZE U Italian-American Officers TO THE J • 5 7 * 7 RIB CUT M On January 26th the Italian-American Civic Association and Ladies Auxiliary PORK RIB * celebrated the installation of officers for the coming year. BONELESS TENDER Pictured above are the Auxiliary officers for 1976: Seated left to right Barbara END LOIN ic o u n tiw ^ I e) .87* CHUCK S T E A K S I I 27 Morbito-Ass't. treas., Josephine Castaluccio-VP, Minnie Di Leo-Pres., Ann PORK CHOP loIn V orton Casciano-Treas,, Rose Radzinski-Corr. Sec., Mildred Santagata-Rec. Sec., (not present, e u i i Irene Alaimo-Chaplain) Standing left to right Joan Menza, Ceil Baffege, Cynith COMBINATION chops .97* STEAKS & M" Cocuzza-Trustees, Olivia D'Ambola-Sgt. at Arms, Sophie Bartolotta, Genevieve PORK LOIN BONELESS PORK GROUND Frank-Trustees. RIB END L0INR0AST II* 7 CHUCKS .97* above normal. The wettest January on record FRESH PORK BEEF Spring In January? at the Union College station was SPARE RIBS HO .99* In 1964 when 5.21 inches of rain BONELESS SHORT RIBS .97* Unusually warm temperatures average of 18 degrees and at fell* In 1970, only .56 inches of BONELESS CHICKEN set the pace for 1975 during the one point the thermometer reg­ rain fell during January. •127 CHUCK POT month of January, it was report­ istered a low of 8 degrees. In this January 1975 summary, CHUCK JHflh LEGS .79* ed today by Prof. Patrick J. White The highest temperature on Prof, White adds that strong SHOULDER BONELESS CHICKEN of the Union College Meteorologi­ record at the Union College sta­ Winds causing much area dam­ ROAST cal Station, a cooperative station tion for the month of January is age to property marked January STEAK * 1147 BREASTS T agerib 99* of the U S, Weather Bureau, 68 degrees, recorded on Janu­ 26 on the meteorological calen­ ondon boneless In his monthly summary to the ary 24, 1967, and January 27, L SMOKED dar. CD National Weather Service, Prof. 1974, The record for the lowest Degree days for the month BROIL s” I I 47 PORK BUTTS K s White notes the mercury reached temperature dates back to Janu­ totaled 959, bringing the total i $ l 17 the month's high of 65 degrees oh ary 22, 1961, when minus 8 de­ since the heating season began SEMI-BONELESS $ 1 0 7 CUBED FROZEN January 11, with that day also grees was noted. on September 1 to 3,023. * CHUCK STEAK beet I registering the highest daily Above normal rainfall went VEAL STEAKS OR BREADED II 89* average temperature at 55 de­ hand-in-hand with January 1975's Produce Dept." -Grocery Dept.- ■Frozen Food- grees.' warmer temperatures. A total WHITE sweh SHOP RITE The mean temperature for the of 3,85 Inches of rain was mea­ School Lunch Menu ’ month was 34.3 degrees, a full* FRESH CALIFORNIA sured, with thf greatest amount The lunch menu fo r Hillside ' MAYONNAISE FISH DINNERS 4.8 dejw es above nwmgl. dUrihg a 24-hour period, .75 in­ schools next week is presented below. MUSHROOMS CARROTS January 2^,-4975 wee the cold­ ches, falling on January 9. The The elementary menu remains the est day Of the month with an ■aar O Q Q O total rainfall was 1.24 Inches same every week but the High School menu changes Watch for the menu 79* j 9* 99 ndcr£ , z UU every week in The Hillside Times. Chess Team Hosts Elizabeth STUFFED CABBAGE. STUFFED PEPPERS. SWEDISH MEAT B 1 Oranges sff i Ts« size 10 - 99*1 Dinner 4 tt9 9 < The Hillside Community Cen­ place team. The Ellrabethiana ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ter Chess team plays host to the are having trouble m attaining a Chicory 0RE4&ROlE ib 29* Casseroles :89* MENU - 1974-75 STONILY % Elizabeth Club tonight beginning strong first board, but are fairly Fruit Cocktail LUNCH PRICE: 40 cent! crisp Cheese Ravioli™,...™ ir79c at 8 p,m. rounded out In strength. Pascal Celery s,a,„29c , SJ 59 The Woodpushers have a good Crisco Oil > Spectators are invited to MONDAY Oranges W MPLE 10 for 59* Fillet % p W69* shot at a victory over this fourth attend. fruit juice, (soup in season), fresh Ritz Crackers Nabisco 1 ■55* Spinach 6 »u°'89* fruit, Americen cheese sandwich, I Grapefruit"W 6fo-89‘ Milk. Pancake Mix 39* Mortons 2 ^ 9 9 * Oranges juicmooW 10 far 59* D imas. ORANGE/CHOCOlATE Number 1292 Of A'Series Of Articles TUESDAY Ring Cakes H P « ■99* Tropicanao.^Mo 5 ™.99c sliced bologne ssndwlch, macaroni Apples« i REOrD™ GOLDEN 3 Ibe. *1 Featuring Americen Ideas And Ideals salad, carrot & celery sticks, canned A dd es delicious Wesson Oil 3i $1 89 Cherry Pie “v99 or fresh fru it end milk. WASHINGTON 3 lb. *1 '"W&P WEDNESDAY A dd ec mcintosh frankfurter on a roll, sauerkraut and n r r lw FANCY LARGE 3 ib.,*l ——— In Our Dairy Case! ■Delicatessen Dept. BORDEN'S INDIVIDUALLY (WRAPPED i BEEF, DINNER, REGULAR SHOP-RITE potato salad or baked beans, and Anjou Pears fancy 3 ib., *1 milk. V AMER. SINGLES 69* FRANKS ' THURSDAY ■ Appetizer Dept.' ------Health A Beauty Aids-69 fruit juice (soup in season), sliced SHOP-RITE ICE CREAM ITALIAN, FRENCH, POLISH, PICKLE A PIMENYO ham sandwich, cole slew, and milk. CARTARIOGi P P A a i If you drive to the bus, FRIDAY DIXIE CUPS LOAF SAiE«&itmi ■PERSONNA ll| tate a neighbor. tune fish sandwich, choice of 59* *59* It’s cheaper. yagetahla salad, fruit w ith jello, and milk. 333Z3S333S3 HIQH SCHOOL CAFETERIA MENU Lunch price 60 cents

Week o l Feb. 17-91,1978 Day Monday Washington's Birthday No 8chool Tuesday H o i Lunch Sausages on a roll , mashed potatoes, buttered green beans, milk, Doubleup, Cold Lunch Egg Salad on rye, potato salad, cole alaw, milk. America. WEDNESDAY Two can ride cheaper Hot Lunch ■ Grilled cheese sandwiches, than one. Frenoh fried potatoes, cole slaw, milk, C old Lunch Bologna on a roll, marinated green beans, sliced peaches, milk. Thursday Hot Lunch IM a Message Published As A Public Service l ___ Baked meet loaf, mashed Tbe Coo*ration or The Fotlowiai Hillside CoapHlaa potoatos, buttered c ■n, milk, brea and butter, HOMESTYLE BAKE SHOP BRISTOL-MYERS COMPANY Cold Lunoh FRESH BAKED ON THE PREMISES Fancy fruit plate, cottage APPLE oheese, IA peanut butter PINEAPPLE APPLE HATFIELD WIRE & CABLE aandwlch, milk. TURNOVERS Dtvt.IsM e l ftntlfl»nt.l C .„* r A StMl M alW Is., M. Frldey STREUDEL H ot Lunoh CHEESE Rll Surf-o’a on a bun, spaghetti, JIFFY MANUFACTURING CO. mixed vegetables, fruit juice, milk. $ 1 1 9 Cold Lunch i. 2 3 9 39 I SALE THE NATIONAL STATE BANK Tuna salad on a roll, choice of Avail, only at stow that have Bake Shoppes ELIZABETH N j . two salads or spaghetti and one NllleMe Office. 1320 N. Breed St. Liberty Ave. Office, 13S7 Liberty Ave. salad, fruit jutes, milk. SHI TRIDIX TOOL & MACHINE CO. Menu eubject to change II neoeieary. n i K 3 6 ? i t . a a PAGE 12, T H E N.J. H IL L S ID E TIMES, T H U R S D A Y , FEBRUARY 13, 1 9 7 6 Comet Defense Zuber Shatters Leads To Victory School Record ‘ The indoor track team at Hill­ who stole the show with a re­ Late Saturday afternoon, Hill­ sta rte rs had at least a basket in th e fourth period when six Ron side High School is experiencing markable 7.6 time for t h e final the problem most schools with­ side head coach JpeSllver satin what proved to be Clark’s only Hobbs points put Hillside Into a 60 yards, out indoor facilities experience. his office discussing the p ast and prolonged rally of the evening. 58-43 lead. For the second game The Comet trackmen picked A season bogged down With the the future. '/-Some people don't The Com ets leashed back with an i n a row the Hillside's got into the a good time for the record per­ act-again with great results. Will •Winter weather, But just the formance as the time enabled want to take the time to mold 8 eleven point run that str etched in­ same, Bob Zuber and his crew good defense. It doesn’t jell right to the second period* Vic Wells, F ry e led the strong Comet bench them to finish fifth In t h e State w ith four points as they locked up of high hurdlers have created a Relay Championships w h ic h were away, you have to learn. The de­ Who played one of his better few miracles between the snow­ held in Princeton. fensive team will beat the offen­ games of the season, canned three a 67.-45 victory. flakes. Zuber anchored a 60 ' In the only other m e e t held sive team. We’re finally coming COMET TALES - Coach Silver long jumpers In the drive. Jay yard high hurdles quartet that during the nippy w eather Hill­ around - we’r e playing team de­ Jones contributed the other five h a s to be* pleased with the play of shattered the old school recorg. side was, in the words o f coach fense.” h is "two minute men” of the ben­ points. Although the defense for­ by more than a second. Dom Hill, "Sehcaroled" by an ex­ A few hours later the Comets ced fo u r turnovers and blocked c h as they have really done a job Naples, Doug Ferrlgno and Ray tw o games in a ro w .. .Silver al­ tremely long South Plain- w ere out on the court proving two shots in that rally , it was Cowell ran the first three legs s o called the game ” . . . our fin­ field team 51-26. their mentor correct, Hillside Wells who pulled together the of the match but it was Zuber Hillside w ill turn t h e Zuber e s t defensive game of the year.” put on their finest defensive dis­ skitterish offense with his deadly Group on again at the S ta te group « • .Vic W ells celebrated his bir­ play yet this season as they crun­ jum pers. This put Hillside into a championship this Sunday and thday the day before and called ched the Clark Crusaders 67-46, , 15-12 load that they stretched to again at the Union County Win­ Hillside started slowly as they 26-22 at the Half. th e game h is celebration. It was B’nai B’rith Bowling te r Relay Championships. fell behind 12-4 midway through Midway through the third per­ too as he finished with 17 same as AS OF FEB. 5,1975 the first period. All five Clark iod J e f f Kremtnich of Clark sank his new age.,. Comets now 9-7 two free throws, to pull the Cru- and 6*3 in conference, , . JV fin­ i Lost Pts Total Pins Y Seeks sa d e rs within two at 30-28. Again ally hassled out a victory over 36 M 86 61270 the offense and defense worked Clark on a key three point play by 36 21 86 50340 Seniors together brilliantly. Wells and Darin Jones, little brother of Dr. 36 21 82 49445 Roil H^bbs kept up the pace by Ja y of v a rs ity .. . JV now 11-3... 32 25 7749446 The Five points B ranch YMCA scoring foUr apiece while the JV also added Frank Boone and 28% 28% 66 48661 201 We, union, h as in­ Cornet defense stymied Clark* Eric Scott to roster. Girls var­ 27% 29% 63 48561 itiated a new program f o r sen­ , The Crusaders got off but three sity drew E ast Orange as oppon­ Coach Jack Francis is shown with the A. P. Morris Intramural Basketball Captains: 25 32 62 48937 io r citizens scheduled e a c h Wed­ 28 29 62 48648 shots in during the Comets Vaily- e n t in sta te tournament. They’ll left to right Art Issler, Pete Jagiello, Joe DeLucca, Randy Ackerman. (Hillside Photo nesday afternoon from 12:45 to |5 32 59 49144 none of them finding the mark as play on February 17 at 7:30 here Service) 1:45 in the Branch Y’s gym nas­ 26 31 59 48930 ium, The Y welcomes a n y Senior the Comets opened a 40-28 ad­ in Hillside. . . Comets game vs. Newark Academy Wednesday was 24% 32% 57 .46509 Ciuzen to join the group. vantage. At the 3/4 mark Hillside Set Six Mile Ramble Show Soccer ‘Goal’ 17% 39% 39 48154 led 42-31. snowed out no rescheduled date yet* H ills id e put the g a m e away in A six mile ramble in the Great tain in Stokes State Forest into “ Goal," a film -about soccer, HILLSIDE 13 18 16 26-87 ..Swamp in M orris County Is plan­ High Point State Park, Edward 1 will be presented in Memorial I . Clark 12 10 9 14-46 ned for members and guests of Stromko of Union will conduct Auditorium, Montclair State Col­ H IL L SID E RADIO & TV HILLSIDE Wells 8-1-17 Jones 6- the Union County Hiking Club the hike. The meeting place will lege, on Thursday, Feb. 20 at 1190 L ib e rty A venue, near B lo v Street. MIKE'S BARBER SALON 1-13 Rosenberg 5-3-18 Hobbs 4-4 on Saturday, February 15. be the Packanack Wayne shop­ 7 p.m. The film is of Interest . *12 Thomas 0-2-2 Frye 1-2-4 The group will meet at the ping mall at 9:00 a.m. to all Soccer fans, and several : M U 8 -2 3 5 9 CHILDREN'S LADIES’ & MEN'S Ciasulli 1-2-4 MacIntyre 1-0-2 high school soccer teams a r e ; Morris County Outdoor Educa­ ANTENNA INSTALLED HAIRSTYUNG *jpavis o -o-o Conner 0-0-0 tion Center, Southern Boule­ Information about the Hiking expected to attend. The showing Rodgers 0-0-0 vard, Chatham, at 1:30 p.m. Mil­ Club may be obtained through is sponsored by the Montclair*: State Italian Club in support of TV RADIO PHONO SERVICE EUROPEAN Clark Wenner 0-0-0 Reagan 3- dred Schutz of Cranford will be The Union County Park Commi­ RAZOR CUTTING 1-7 Kelleman 2-0-4 Kreninlch in charge. ssion's recreation department. Its scholarship program. Admis­ sion is $1 at the door* HAIR STRAIGHTENING 7-2-16 Heindel 1-0-2 MallckyS- A hike along the Appalachian HAIR CUTTING 0-6 BGrygeil 1-0-2 JGrygeill- T rail is scheduled for Sunday, & HAIR TINTING 0-2 Salveson 3-0-6 February 16 from Sunrise Moun­ WHAT’S THE STORY?? AUTO REPAIRS | R COMET SPORTS WEEK MANICURING FEBRUARY 13 You Don't Have to be a Union Worker TRANSMISSI OPEN DAILY You Don't Have to Own a Garage • WHEEL ALIGNMENTS FR WRat Springfield You Don’t Have to be a Mechanic 9 AM TO 7 PM WR Jefferseon 6:30 • TUNE-^-UPS * BRAKES STILL OU R SAM E G BK at Plainfield N.J. State Inspection Work LOW PRICES FEBRUARY 15 !!JUST COME IN!! 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Hillside had to w restle minus option free the services of two of Its regu­ lars, Anthony Naples at 96 lbs. and Lerond Mallard at 66 lbs* Also Jose Silverio, the 123 lb. regular, wrestled with an injury not related to wrestling and had w ith eve ry to quit after the first period, thus giving the Union team a six point default. A healthy Silverio should beat his oppo­ nent If they meet again. The pre-tournament matches Beetle. of the Union County Junior Wres­ tling League are now completed* February 15, is an open date for exhibition bouts. On Satur­ day, February 22, the League will hold its annual Tournament at Roselle Park High School* The new 300 Diesel: A 5-cylinder Diesel whose perform The new 280S Sedan: A superbly subtle blending of Approximately 210 boys will ance, safety, economy and luxury introduce a while neu 6-cylinder economy and the extraordinary engineering, compete in what should be one efficiency, safety and luxury of the classic 450 Series Sedans. of the best junior wrestling tour­ category of Diesels.. .aw hile new category of automobiles naments In many years. . Winning for Hillside against Union were: .Danny Sapp-pln, Dave Rothman by forfeit, Harold Kotninsky 9 to 0, Richard Wag­ Mercedes-Benz invites you ner 4 to ,0, Frank Pals 2-0, Ir­ One of the many Improve­ . T© h e lp insure that the en« ving Brown and Dave Douglas ments on the 7 5 Beetle is fu e l injec­ fire Beetle runs more efficiently, you tied their opponents. 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