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not' serious m India ^ In caw of tmtrgtncy increase of some 110,000 nrtudentriincfrow:—^~ ThaZlpCoda unemployment • and t-0400 for PnttcrPepirtmwit . v,,~»";;«ipresort, preferable to The N. J. State Safety p lor SpringfjeM It teeming clUes, India has F researchers point out turning' a child loose to Council says a factor In or FlrttAitf Squad 07061 no_jerious_proMem_ta They said that more a«, ,£rve or be exploited in * ' " "m« ufatv Is tha 37o-7o70for Fire Department dettnquencyr^ 8,000 • juvenllq>. ye ^ .treats.—' . ,.",—behavior of the student INITIALLY Whatever delinquency incarcerated to Wflfe|M**T.E v e n though passengers., , does exist in this nation of «uUed"approved'»choo!sircorTecUonal facilities are The. council urged 600 million people is' In Tamil Nadu alone, hampered by low budgets, 1 parents to make sure their Publlihad Every Thursday by frumar Publishing Corp. handled much dlfferenUy (This state has a Indian delinquents in Now,.J»ave youtflnltials in 41 Mountain Ava., Sprlneflald, N.J. 07M1 684-7700 children/are ready toi than in the United States, population of 41 million), correctional schools al4Kgold bracelet ittwith accept their part in where half of all crime Is But the vast majority of obtain things many never diamonds, plain, or with Second Class Postage _* making school safe, i SPRINGFIELD, N.J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1979 attributed • to' persons youngsters are. not'had: adequate food, alternating diamond! and • Paid at Springfield, N.J. « and' made these: below the age of 31. delinquent in a, serious clothing and a chance to gold. Fashion wise and recommendations: '. exquisite...makes a These are the main sense, Although; a good get an education and a 1 deal of petty thefldoes trade. -Pupils should leave wonderful gift. findings of a Rutgers- their homes early enough Newark sociologist and his occur, youngsters*-are "Very few. people most often charged #itft expresses the idea1* that, to reach the stop. in. wife, who .spent a year time, for the bus, but. studying the subject with a breaking nofcdrrinUng delinquent youngsters-are jaws (Tamil Nadu is a dry bad or hi need 41 some without undue haste that_ grant from the Indo- leads to a lack of caution. Amerlcan Fellowship state), anealdng rides on kind of— therapy,"" public transportation or according to Dr. Hartjen —When It is necessary Foundation. They are for. the children to walk Prof. Clayton A. Hartjen, vagrancy. . . ' and Dr. Priyadarslni. 970 Stuyvesant Ave., Uoioo 688-2600 As In-the^nlted-States,—yMI»behaving children along a road rather than a specialist in criminology, on a sidewalk to reach the in the ' department of most offenders are are most often described : bus stop; they should walk sociology at the State ^ranted probation or as victims .of poverty, bad. University of New Jersey, released to the custody of parents or unfortunate BERT KART2MAN SAYS~ and his wifef . DtT^S; their parents, But, circumstances. Jhe shoulder as possible. If "Plaea Your 6rd»r NowFOr.. Priyadarsini, a social jUveniles_ who are; "Ra ther • tha n there is no shoulder, or If It psychologist and parentless or whose punishment, the practice -Is-:narrow or • wet • ana pecialist—in—research. is_ta_prpyide ijhe care, slippery, they should not methods who was then on them or are unable tocar e protection and training walk more than'two' the Rutgers staff. for them tend tofin d their necessary for the child to abreast. Single file . is ^_ ^__ -Their data, collected in way Into an approved lead a useful adult life". '•. better, and a group ja HfeLPINGlfrCWEN FINDQAREERS-Agrantfrom^ The Extra Goodsess Of Our taality .'^enable Jersey City State College to continue Its "Women In Science" program South Jndian state of •• through which hundreds of high school students meet with women active Jrt a Tamil Nadu, suggests that TURKEYS 'variety of scientific fields to learn of career opportunities that will be available to the Indian public does hot -them after college study. Anne W. Attrldge (right). Shearing Plough's director of consider youth crime a and Other Holiday Favorites! :eommunlty affairs; discusses the program with Helen Kotsonls, Ph.D., * bio og st serious social problem. *at Jersey City State who-coordlnates "Women In Science," arid John Nevln, Juvenile misconduct Is L—TURKEY DINNERS director of the college's development fund, v thought to be a matter for DINNER FOA 15 family, teachers or village DINNER FOR 8 >LAST THOSE BUOSi Find- an leaders, rather than tobe '" 12-LB. 18-lB. TURKEY ^Exterminator In the Classified Section! Call Fashion show reported to the police -and STUFFED 3a*7700 for fast actlbnl • dealt with by the courts, The Middlesex-Union chapter of the , Multiple Sclerosis Service Organization In some cases, the of New Jersey, Inc., wiU sponsor a people feel it is best not to luncheon and fashion show on Sept. 15 involve the police when a child goes' astray,, INCLUDES: ' •at 1 p.m. at the Ramada Inn In Edison "because it would only ' •35 Hon fmmrn (Rt. 514 off 287). Fashions by_L cause him or her tob e •Cboppad Unr. 914 E St GwrfM AWL "Ladybug" from the . Woodbrldge suspect in future cases or Uno>it s 24118M shopping mall will be modeled by be pushed into further $750 members of the chapter in the fund- delinquency,". the /V •Glbtat ) Quality Chain Link Fences for8 x10" f raising event! . •Noodle Puddltg etfects of last week's Hurricane DaVId on control program a decade ago. Above, left, Is the | unction-of Van Winkles Creek flow of Van Winkles Creek below Melsel avenue bridge. Below, Maria Futner and researchers reported. • CMHIM SwNtt Tickets may be purchased by calling * Potato Puddtnaj Sprlngflelel are far more spectacular In terms of what didn't happen than what and-Bryant Brook at Mountain and Wabeno avenues, with Jonathan Dayton Joan Melkowltz stroll along Riverside drive near Joanne way as embankment at JO Year« Bxperlence -,._L_I Less than four • Owtta ol BAb •Xpert Installation! Mrs. Sara Reflenbeeg at 35&WB3rw~ OT" v d(d; Al( three of thesis scenes .would haye been covered With five feet or more of Regional High.School athletic fields In the background. Above, right, road right holds back cresting Rahway River. One maK result of the storm was the Or Do-It Yourtalf of all arrests; in India are sending a check directly to MSSO, Fund . • • •Hominudt Cnnbirrj Saun watef If Wst week's dpwnpour bad occurred before the township began Its flood department crew of Karl Stoekllnskl, Chester Anthony and.Johnle Jones checks closing of local schools because of the danger of live wires. (Photos by AndRlch) of persons below the age of •CondlmirtCdlt i WE LOAN; THE TOOLS PBEE Raising. Depl., 280 Liberty st., 21, in. contrast to more ODOOOOOOOOOOOOO Bloomfield 07003. . than 50 percent in the • CHICKEN or LONG ISUND DUCKLING United States. And crime *Hh GIBLH GRAVY • CHICKEN SOOP by the young is infrequent • CHICKEHIH-THE-POT •KREPIACH In India. The youthful Includes: .'.•.' • STUFFED CABBAGE • MATZOH BALLS Store's closing hours . rapist, mugger, murderer • Dramatic Photographic Prints • POTATO ma NOODLE KIKEL* KISHKE • SPECIAL HOTICE • or burglar is almost never • FulNColor • CHOPPED LIVER •GEFILTE FISH AFTER 16 SPECTACULAR YEARS seen in Indian courts. • Complete Framing — frame, glass, hooks "This is not to say that 8"x10" In Attractive Aluminum Frames only a few youngsters are 16"x20" In Good-Looklng Wood Frames: FROM OUR OWN BAKKltY THE DRESS RACK AL FQR • '^VWWMy'P ' '••'•• ^ f"=ADY HANGING . '; By DANIEL P, JONES and proceeded to remind Seller of a ended with both reminding one another WILL SOON ANNOUNCE A Dysautonomiq An otherwise routine meeting of the request for specific recommendations of prior commitments in opposing the • W%3^JE jSELECTION OF SUBJECTS , • Assorted Cofff^ Cakes and Bobkas Springfield Township Committee was as to such ah alternative. trap and skeet shooting complex. meets Sept. 12 Drafriaf/d?Sc&n«Sr Fabulbua-Animals, Still Ufe-&-Mor&- • Many Other Delicious Holiday Treat* punctuated by three heated debates . The debate between Kaish and Zeller (Continued on page 3) f MAJOR OPERATIONAL CHANGE! , The Northern New • '- '• -i T between individual residents and mtlHBtHWK — Jersey Chapter of committee members when The Tuesday ~' Dy SaUtonomiar,; will hold a - PHOME YOUR ORDER NOW night meeting was opened to. public regular meeting Sept. 13 • comment; at 8:30 p.m. at the Temple ~~ 374-2600^ Francis Crossett objected to Quik- LIQUIDATE OUR Sha'arey Shalom, Chek, a convenience grocery store on . Springfield. ' Mountain avenue, saying the store ENTIRE INVENTORY The opening prayer will stayed open past the township's 9 p.m. be led by Chaplain IIIft SO N closing time. Crossett, who lives around E 22 — UNION the corner form the store, objected $1,000,000 OF THE Dorothy . Hochberg. • (Ctniit lilind across from Rlddls) a a>-1M2 . "DELICATESSEN « BAKERY Refreshments will be Plui LMdlnfl Malls Throu«hoirt Bait Coast ' vehemently also to the store opening at served by Sara Marawltz. ^ 25 MILL ROftD, IRVIMGTOM 6 a.m., insisting that a township FINEST AND NEWEST Helen Voleln, president, ordinance lists opening time as 7 a.m. will preside. : Crossett has objected to the store since m APPAREL WILL BE it was first proposed some five years_ ago. , SOLD Committee member Robert Weltchek BELOW said the store owners were given a summons for staying open after 9 and WHOLESALE! have complied with the township's closing time since. " . SELECTIONS Crossett insisted that Weltchek IIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII assured him Opening time would be 6 a.m. ThejHjsident aimed, what he INCOMPARABLE! Police urge callSd",""^ dangeTdus question" at Weltchek, shouting, "Who are you wr PRICES fewer calls covering up for?" PITTSBURGH PAINTS mes "That's a rotten tertti and I resent Springfield-police Captain it," replied the committee member, INCOMPARABLE! while shouting. LATEX FLAT '.•'; ,! By CHARLESHOBNER - difficulties-;" wlll'-'be after-sdhool Robert Taafe.wants the public to • ^Juvenile, misbehaviors,..late detention, but those miscreants who know—If people Jain the police A copy of the ordinance was produced by Township Clerk Arthur Buehrer and THIS UNUSUAL SALE ; pitying latesleBperst.,you»hf.ul chajln; - "display "severe behavlorai- switchboard with! unnecessary STARTS IMMEDIATELY WALL ; smokers...wisenhelmers:..cafeterla manifestations," . will .get the calls.- then they can't expect to be opening and closing times were in fact 6 opportunity; of serving their tmposecT helped • adequately duHng' an AND ENDS SATUROAY vare being, warned. . suspensions for a brief period in school. gy sltuatTonT : No less'a power than the office of the _ "The jwltchboard acceptrcallf Allen Zeller of the Springfield SEPT. V3th AT 61OO P.M. on Saturday or Sunday, or a longer. Environmental Committee, asking • atjperinfendait ot tfai6 l;nlon County neriQd>utofschool during the week. and 'Blacks' them Mayor Stanley Kaish for a progress MIN. PURCHASE $30 • B^glona high Sdipol hasviewed these (Jhe weekend school will be In session electronically," Taafe explained. •--*7^^s"^lv|fiM.with:,dtafiypr,',and- -.'--•-•«• •-•-•••?•••--•--.:.•• •--•••'• ••• "If there are . 10 calls . about report on a county target shooting •Hlghhldlno .;• from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p;m. Students •EMyappHoatlon,. the high schools to keep' Whether or not school Is In session- facility located In Lenape Park, which AID IS NEEDED—Carol Netschertof Springfield Isa typical volunteer m«mberof FOR SURER SAVER PRICES. must bring their dwn books with an borders the southern protlon of •Rloh flat sheen . •offenders Indoors and working during and a call about'a real problem, the First Aid Squad, which Is seeking more members so It can man a full team In •ColorsriWst fading. assignment for the day, or homework • Springfield. :the weekends.,.'/•','•'• •>,•" '• •••• '••'•':' • '• '•will be assigned to' them? i ; the school calls come first,, and each shift. . . (Photo-Graphics) ; The guidelines for the weekend .in-, the problem can't be handled Zeller cited an article In another All student | aaalgnments must be ; • school detention were announced at a unUithen." .. •• •• •';••'•.-• \ newspaper, which read in part that all HPAINTS meeting Sept; 4. reviewed by the teacher before the Taafe asked that calls, about shooting' facilities would be eliminated YOUR SHOPPING HOURS 'Student' leaves' ti\i . classroom, and to complete a park ffood-control Volunteers 'wanted' ;The original'program was authoriied- school closings and the like be transportation to and from the penalty ' \ system. He wanted to know why the •foir theiaiools oh Aug. 7. *[' directed to the proper nurnbers, SO OUR THOUSANDS OF CUSTOMERS MAY periods must be arranged by the .committee has not taken a firm stand • According to the statement Issued by and that non-essential calls be student 6r his parents.] Serious crimes postponed during 'town ' against construction of a new shooting SHARE IN THIS OMCMN-A-UFFTIliE SALE! such as drinking, drug use, posseslonof'- .... by First Aid Squad ' encountered, aiilpllne procedures,* emergencies. -.; . ' facility to be built possibly just weapons or firecrackers, physical ' . northwest of the existing facility. courses. NQ first aid background Is ;to^be,Invoked/' The assault and occupation of Bchool Wanted, by the .Springfield First Aid [ Ito^ for: ,^ one year. During, that ye«r the squad 1s available from Carol Allen, capUln, - '^stewh'at 7ft\m. fathera will train him In various first aid. at J76-6161,.", ....••'. ••• ;•,,•.•'„. ••"•

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Harry Tzeses; SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER-Thurada Legion dance Town meeting FIREMEN LIST CALLS School owner lartd developer (Continued from page 1) Ttie Springfield Fire Department Lena Morreale was the third resident pt „ ____~~-SEEIJSJ- •-• Si werhje d -with a grievance, and she aimed her pteTenowrngTalliport-tte-TenrTlli' drdurini thg the"" 8:56 p.m. Car fire on Rt. 24. . two-week period that ended Saturday: /REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS Harry Tzeses, 74, who died Sept. lo «i questions at William Cieri. Hotreale ono Id home in Springfield. " said she lives near the newly-opened AUG.2S 8EPT.6 Monday—Luncheon l, Grilled cheese By CHARLES HORNER ' Wertz refused the offer'of assistance, 12::11 a.m. TiT »"» nn Rt. 2j • .— MT!ld senior cltiiens' homing project built on , 6:4S a.m. Wires burning, on Kew—gandwich" } Luncheon 2, Hot minutc- IUUQU but said that he would make plans both- ec -,—.. Sprtngflri. r....»!..•>d• IIIIIHma,n wmWa»s warneo INlb OaiU Uiai HO V^VUHI «*»M»v g»ww — the old land north of Ruby street, and she AUG. 30 • drive, steak sandwich: Luncheon 3, peanut nion at Vt-on*- 1:54 p.m. Gasoline spill^n Mountahv Monday by Judge Malcolm H. Bohrod to give away some of his pets and to and Essex counUes, was one of the f inS complained of a large amount of soil 6:43 a.m. Wires burning on S. butter and jelly gandwich. All lunches in Springfield Municipal Court about hire a fumlgator/to handle an insect being washed down from former avenue. Springfield avenue. will be served with corn, applesauce developers of the MUlburn, Short Hills health department violations stemming problem. Bohrod gave him a -week to and Springfield areaij, . construction sites to the front of her 8:37 p.m. Assisted MeisfeT avenue 6:55 a,m. Wires burning on and a vegetable of the day. prepare, for another visit from the resident with a water proble Evergreen avenue. from the large number of pets that he Recently, he' was Involved in house. Tuesday—Luncheon 1 hot sliced keeps/' •. " :-'.•' health department, and urged him to offer Si -. AUG. 31, 7:38 a.m. Wires burning on Lynn turkey sandwich with gravy; whipped developing tracts of land in outlying "I'm not against the project, but I've 10:35 p.m. Investigated smok^ in the Philip Wertz of S. Springfield avenue keep fewer pets. been having this problem ever since it drive.' " •.': ..'.••'" • • :, potatoes, vegetable of the day, fresh areas of Disneyworld in Orlando Fli appeared before Bohrod,' and was "Instead of loving 20 dogs, the judge movies to help . was built," she said. She complained area of Lyons place. 8:17 a.m. Fallen wires on Mountain fruit; Luncheon 2, cheeseburger on Bald," love 10 of them twice as much." He was a member of the Home ,.,.''• SEPT. I . questioned about his animals.. Builders Association of New Jersey th. . that nothing was done after she sent a avenue. »'• •. .'•_'•„. •' / ,• '. ; bun, whipped potatoes, vegetable of the "How many dogs do you have?" the , K Bohrod reminded Wertz about the 1:02 ajn. Assisted Evergreen avenue 8:32 a.m. Assisted resident on day; ; Luncheon 3, cold submarine ; y : Men's Club ^Tikhpte BBUTAC plan va'cdt ions written notice of the problem to the judge asked;:V,;' .v: . "•' ^- '' ' health Inspection, visit at the end of a township clerk and after Cieri and resident with a faulty smoke deb • ••".'-'" •• • • '• •. .'(• • • •. Treetop drive with a electrical sandwich, fresh fruit. ,.'•' , , week's time, and again warned him Springfield, and3!aBiBrithSpruigfieid , hp>t) ar^" Ray Coridon,: candidates to Ihe 7:53 p.m. Car fire oh Morris av "A few,"> Wertz answered. v i B Walter Kozub, township engineer, problem. Wednesday—Luncheon 1, shell about future violations. . . Lodg*'*W/'3.'-..',''" ' . ' •. *°™ Springfield residents, can get a head ._ , . e, discuss, police policies at town Hall. Both "How njany?" the judge dertianded. : start in planning next-year's .vacations observed the problem. " macaroni with meat sauce, Italian "Twenty dogsand five cats," was the • "I'm giving you one more week...then Born W RiiflW, Jie llyed in Newark . 'energetic leadership and diligent sjupervlslon' over the-police : : "Dirt is embedded in the street—a bread and butter, tossed salad with i in a one-hour Brown-Bag Lunch, film . department.'. •'•••.•• ' •' '• •.'•'•.' ' •. • ..-, .'• ;•. . ' v'' . •'."• . . answer, \ '•' • • • '' • '.'• ' ' I'm coming down on all fours!" Millburn, Springfield and Orlando Fla' Coyrse tpken dressing, chilled juice; Luncheon 2, presentation in the meeting room of the man/with a shovel and a ijroom must do Bohrod asked Wertz if he would In other court business, Bohrod fined Surylvtogarehii wife,-Miriam- two Springfield Public library at noon the job! A street sweeper won't help," breaded veal cutlet, soft' bun, consider giving away some of his pets Paul Commarato of Tooker avenue $10 daughters, Mrs. Bennette Lowensteln byCqlabrese macaroni, tossed salad with dressing, Tuesday. ^: . ' said Morreale. ' to deseiYteg-tonw'niinAr^i-^..."''•" for 'installing a gas-burning furnace - and Corrine Greensteiri; two sisters Cieri volunteered his home telephone Marine Pfc. Michael C. chilled juice; Luncheon 3, chicken "I'll even; Day for the newspaper "without flit-it obtaihihtf a permit. Bpforp "The Pleasure of Your Company." a Sophie Bernstein and Esther Vsdln. ' »W-lr«T=-m — " = *— —uumbei to Muireale and urged her to Calabrese, 'son of Donald salad sanawicn, macaroni, tossed salad advertisement if that's needed," the meting out the fine,.Bohrod wryly tour grandenudren.- ; : haif-lreuT'film produced for the U;S. -and JoAnn Calabrese of with dressing, chilled juice . Innkeeplng Industry, explains tjie : call him whenever she has a problem.' judge offered. •;'/.•'<* •'/.'•' '••''•/ commented toCommarato : He said he will meet with Kozub and , Hillside avejjue, Thursday—Luncheon. 1, frankfurter ^\,"I Itope^ you gotVpermitsl>efore_ services offered by hotels and-motels" Spring-field,' has on roll, baked beans, sauerkraut, fruit Flshbeln awarded and how the public can get the most ice commissioner assured the resident 4ie problem would wbrHng"6rf"myTibuse;" ~ """" J~ be taken care of. . completed the Marine cup; Luncheon 2, hot meatball hoagie, Samuel C- pt from them. •'.".' ^_ PREPARED FOR ELECTION—Township Committee candidates Nat-Stokas left i Leo L. White of Short Hills pleaded ,-.'••••'• '• Jerry Cohen and -flay Condon,; by the. Township .Committee over the tn tamer matters, an amendment^o a Corps basic combat french fries,-vegotablc of the day, fruit " , guilty to driving while under the Donn S. Fishbein of Tree Top drive Another -film, "Williamsburg. Police; Department are all too. and Bob Weltchek, right, stand with their newly named campaign managers'' Funeral Mass held Republican candidates' for the township taxi ordinance was Anthony P. D'Alesslo and Viola McCourt. ~ "' engineer course. , cup; Luncheon 3, bologna sandwich, influence of alcohol, was filled $215 and Springfield, received ' a liachelor of . Restored," traces the restoration of Springfield Township Committee, this apparent.. Why has there not been a french fries, vegetable of the day, fruity - was this colonial city, now a favorite ' unanimously approved: Cab fares will During the six-week esieraav i given ji 60-day revocation of his science degree -with "higkest week charged that''after nine years in more recent lnvestigatlon~by the police increase_2L_cebts-^per_-ride,—The courses I Camp Lejeune, 10 8P asS _ hl8 i-^Smrnir—rdiivlng-privileges,-Anna43rilvolsi-of--- -distinoMoniii—-aM^the—7-summer— -S !* °.!'^ -tet»MLajd—offUfflthfftf^^. - .cv , „.h u. «« „,—commissioner—and Township" Nehtdie^he^studiedd trre r P 7CT H o committee approved the retirement of Marilyn Schulman of Norma L'ehrhpff ._. ""•"'• I.ln

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• • . v . ^.Thursday, September is; 1979-5PRINGPIELD (N.J.) LEADER * Public Library 1 WeddingHeld SPRINGFIELD CM .,!.) LEAbER-Thur«^ .,— __^_aiFFORD P., CAS* for the nous aWIHIII ^ Behind the scenes Regional High Senate;..CHARLES F. BEARDSLEv By R»»R p forcouplein - she began writing lier'firgt letters; . .^tf4MUi£ai>U9t-TH9prii>gflei^^ The Springfield Public library lists program of education for student* of announce plant to elect ROBERT w „ JIERAN CHURCH There she also started to work on her pg (CHURCH OF THE RADIO) SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL the following Mtles among the recently first novel, "Wise Blood" (there would superior capiblllty, tne MARSHALL vacancy on the UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, West Orange I Oil ("LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TV'S ..' 40 CHURCH MALL r^ —be two more), mid Ui begin contributing »...A local thwer I Zijiintt£TJ!lilU, BOn.Of' A TEMPESTUOUS LIFE Oifted •MagntfieMit 'THIS IS THE LIFE") her short stories to several-magazines. la playing _. '• .639 MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD and Mrs. Donald Zimmerman of "Aline," She was 'afflicted with 'lupus (a •tarring JANE WYMXN, RQCK . REVi GEORGE C.SCHLESIN6ER, . Ursula Margaret Hartmanni . by Carol Klein - ' SPRINGFIELD Shunpike road,. Springfield,- was —serious ' disease), arid her -physical additional charge* against two young -• • ••••.•.'.•.' PASTOR '• • v'-i- •.•:,'' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. A true Manhattanite, Aline Bernstein HUDSON and BARBARA RUSH. "JIEV.JpHL R. YOSS; PASTOR married June 24 to Richard G. activities were severely limited. Yet men i^dy awaiting prosecutjon in Sunday, 9:30 a.m., German: wowh|p. -Manders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hartmann: of .Indian trail. born In 1880, the daughter of Rebecca E»*^ County for allegedly stalking '.' TELEPHONE! 379-4525 she' rea.d - omnivorously, "lyjpetf FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Sunday-^9:3O a.m. worship serivce. service. 9:30 a.m. Church School and Mariders of Saw Mill road, Mountainside, was married May X to . and Joseph FranKau (a traveling constantly and even tra\'etedHniaplte___ and terrorizing iasntoijable matrons in chapel service. 1O;3O a.m, Fellowship' James D. HIavacek, son of Mr. t>\A by ac'tor),^very; early learned to love x Local Republicans endorse LEWIS f Xuesday—7:30 p.m., Board of Mountainside. .. of her crutches-shejnanaged to accept -^-«pjiner,jQng string^ of jewel MACARTNEY and ALFRED hoyoanaly.t. and p.m. Youth meeting. • .: ^' followed. Maplewood officiated at the ceremony ' "She was able to show through art what 1 anonymous friend A^-disclose both her wrestling competition in Iran whatjiaveyou (ajieUlngai given) who Tuesday, 10a.m., Food for Friends;'^ Robin Zimmerman of Springfield at the Plaza Hotel, , srof she found significant about life and deep faith and her literary acumen, TrSpTtngfieid Police Chief GEORGE 8 p:m., Trustees; Wesleyan Service" where a reception -followed. bsatity and love." ' • -—- have labeled the different'diseases of Circle. '; served as maid of-honor for her sister. •tee. . An unusual woman—surrounded by PARSELL is reported to be "resting the mind, •which ought to catd, r TMECa^STREETAND Bridesmaids were Meryl Manders of The bride was escorted by her father. able . Married to Theodore Bernstein, she books and peacocks she raised,; she Wednesday, 11 a.m., German Ladies comfortably" after suffering an everybody on one count or another"- —«' SSrSPRINGFIELDAVE., Mountainside, sister of the groom, and Mrs. John Donahue served as matron of 9Wi» enjoyed being a charming hostess, a developed'many warm friendships, but -apparent heart attack. .- SPRINGFIELD Aid and Mission Circles.' . honor for her suiter, and Cynthia ' The editorial goes on to observe that Debbie Sholk of Springfield. Danielle-. !• . loving motherland an artistic, literary apparently no love offers; Decided in Thursday, 8 p.m., chancel choir. Hartmann served as maid of honor for and theatrical devotee. In addition she 'Slgmund Freud, high priest of 'ZZ REV. CLARENCE ALSTON Cheriff of Holliston, Mass., cousin of the - her opinions about writers she-admired SSf.'-1.'••;•;•, .PASTOR , her sister. Bridesmaids were Renee became politically liberal and socially TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO psychoanalysis , and dream Saturday,7t o i0j>.m.: , AA Springfield birde, and Kim' Nemirow of Ewing, or scorned, she had a rtflldreis m*fofl "f- Group. '«.+•• •;*•• Durant of Denver, GaU Nichols of -aware.' She wui'ktsl~wlth" Henry Street The Springfield-public sohools have Interpretation, revealed that he himself— "Saturday—a pm ,—church school i' pf thp gfnnrn^ upry humor. After the production of her TV opened .with a record-breaking 1272 was a bit goofy...perhaps it la more fun cnoir rehearsal. girls. Boston and Mrs. Edward Powell of Settlement, later for the Neighborhood play (which she disliked), she wrote, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Playhouse, creating stage and costume pupils in attendance...The Good to be nutty with a fancy psychosls'...A ^Sunday—9:30a.m., Sunday School, 11 MRS. RICHARD MANDERS David' Manders of Mountainside Plainfield. "My mother has been . collecting Government Republicans, a political local store is selling a fifth, of Johnny , ajmjr, worship service. 7 p.m., evening MORBIS AVENUE served as best man for his brother. Brian Woolf of Quaker Heights, Ohio design. By the '20s, her name was congratulations all week like eggs in a ATCHURCHMALL irrevocably ^established in • (he groupTasks voters in the area to back Walker Red Label Scotch for 14.25. fellowship:- . Ushers were Craig Manders of New. served as best man. Ushers were Dr. basket...Dogs wholive in a house with -Wednesday—9 p.m., midweek SPRINGFIELD York City and Tom Hammond of Battle David Ben Daniel of Summit, Dr. John American theater. TV have paused to sniff me!" THE REVT BRUCE WHITEFIELD Handling sjress_ Periodically, Aline loved traveling ts service. '. -*—• • • '•'-.'••• Creek, Mich. • _ Donahue of Morristown, Dr. Frank VALUABLE INSIGHTS EVAN0,D.D.,PAaTOrl . Mrs. Manders, who~was graduated Kolmin of Albany and Philip- Vowrof Europe to study architecture, to, visit. THEJTATE WE'RE MRS. PAT RICTA BURCW BYERS, spas etc; but in 1925 her excuse was a "White Teacher,'.' i. ' SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL Hadgssah topic form Kean College of New_Jersey, New York City. by- Vivian C.ussln Paley: IDIRECrrORQF -Union,~where-she-received—a—B;A-.- '" Mrs. HIavacek, who .was graduated' ThWlfritfThomasWolfescriptrferbeshowine o FrMo'oTe ^f-UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MRS, JAMES HLAVACEK Objective, perceptive, and['witty, the sharply and poignantly the writer's • - I1'''- 40 CHURCH MALL,~ <•' "Stress-Learning How toCope " is the degree in library media and a B.S. "TroirFGSvern"orTjvihgstonTflgh School ~ Alice Lewisohn for approval. By a quirk author hire written' about her Blrdwatching, a billion dollar Thursday—7 p.m., Webelos meeting. topic of the first "program for this of (ate, the attractive, sensual Aline improving program of wjnstructive, industry,' is easy to get into, Our system of government, which I to conserve energy while utilizing low- •"' ».. .SPRINGFIELD > degree in elementary education, is Berkeley Heights, attended tbej experiences in an integrated school positive comments and techniques. She ( firmly believe is the best anyone has technology solar power, which already 8 p.m., choir rehearsal. season of Ihe Westfield chapter'., of employed by the Maplewood Memorial —University, of Regensburg, West met the much younger Thomas Wolfe within a predominantly, middle-class inexpensive to Maintain, with very -'" REV.GEORGEC^SCHLESJNGER^. _Hadassah.-The meeting will take place Sdcher to give •ooehipboard. He soon became the most admits thaUbe—children themselves little equipment. One must learn, to yet devised, nevertheless sometimes is available for all of us. . " PASTOR —Sunday—8^fcm~ehurch-schooi- Library, Maplewood. Germany, and received a B.A. degree white neighborhood. Recognizing her often showed ,: the.; way . to_.handle seems to be- better at talking about That's so obvious that:If shouldn't-, Monday' at 12:15 p.m. at the home of Her husband, who' also was from the University of'Colorado and a important person in her life. Their own prejudices, She began to discover identify birds (size, shape,- behavior, 1 ^^y.9^a^hurch School and Se^ "f ' *"* •?&*• Mrs. Sol Schwartznfan, 965. Minisink' 4alk at meet ing intimate relationship was a problems, that play activities provide distinguishing signs and marks). problems than solving them. Problems require Harvard to tell us. but it's good . graduated from Kean College, where he master's degree in business from the fears, misunderstandings and the best environment in which to learn like energy, for'example. ' thatHarvard has done so, because now 8e :30 am: Ge an way, Westfield. B'nai B'rith Women-, Springfield Rutgers University.' She is a marketing tempestuous one, with his complete hostilities of her black and white Within one year the author's wife ^SSip Svice. M Th T ^tty-O-W am. Kaffeeklatsch received a B.S. degree in industrial dependence on her—even though he about people and behavior, and that the learned to identify more'than 100 Those we have elected to office Since "fhore people will pay attention! Mrs. Milford Blonsky of Westfield, teachnology, is employed by Manders Chapter, will hold its first meeting of consultant for Jayme Organization, students. In doing so she also learned to the late 1980s, have known that oil, the season at Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Cleveland, Ohio. . taunted.her about her Jewishness and communicate more effectively with all multi-racial schools have the. most species, from sight and sound. Others have been saying the same program vice-president, stated that Plumbing and Heating Co., Kenilworth. if her'professional success. Only the love exciting potential for quality education. regardless of regulations or taxes, was thing. A notable example is Amory Sandra Smith, counselor with the The newly weds, who took a Springfield, at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Her husband, who was graduated i children during her several years of Listing (as sighted), recording dates running down andT eventually out. But honeymoon trip to Hawaii, reside in and compassion of 'her loyal family teaching kindergarten in a Midwestern of • appearance, photographing, - Lovins in his book, "Soft Energy 8MJ* Schlesirjger, preaching, Institute forBeliavioral Awareness, of Prof. Jack Sacher of Montclalr State from Southern Illinois University, i - sustained her through Wolfe's rejection OUR FRIENDS THE BIRDS - when B culture like ours is built on Paths." Lovins, energy expert for the . Springfield, will speak. Clark. •'••••'. College will speak on "Trends in received his MBA and Ph.D. from the private school,., "The Backyard Birdwatcher," listening and taping (some birds are precepts like growth of the gross Christians Do Best.'" 6 p.m. of her, his cruelty, and death. She hard to see), are most common worldwide environmental group, meeting. •'.' . . CONGREGAT1QM ISRAEL Mrs., Herbert Weininger of American Music." University of Illinois.—Professor continued in her profession until 1951. Mrs. Paley recalls several incidents by George H. Harrison—: national product, 'manufacturing Friends of the Earth, advocates a OF SPRINGFIELD Mountainside, president, will preside. ' Eleanolr„ Rice is president, and HIavacek is chairman of the marketing which, during her first mouth, made procedures. Others, more specialized, productivity and general bigness, and 8 p.m., United Methodist I A LIFE TOO SHORT It may be surprising to learn that are explored. transition to a less capital-intensive 3S9MOUNi'AINAVE. . Gertrude Spiegel is program vice- department of the School of her appreciate the white teacher-black when powerful interests utilize "small is better" energy concept. Of CORNER SHUNPIKE ROAD Officers seated president. Management at Case Western Reserve "The Habit of Being," there are about "20 million 'Americans Sturdy footwear (when exploring "-Tuesday, 11 a.m., Christian Service by Flannery O'Connor • pupil relationship. She remembered who are now enjoying wild birds at virtually unlimited resources to keep ' course, he has,been roundly ridiculed RABBI ISRAEL E.TURNER University. I her own childish feelings of inferiority away from home), a good pair of the elected officials from deviating role.. / ., ••; Meeting set today These letters, written by Flannery their back doors," linking themselves by business people. But now Lovins has ilhursday, 8 p.m. chancel choir Friday—7:15 a.m., minyan service; by garden club The newly weds arc on a combined I —and alienation, as a Jew, from the with nature. When he was 7, the autfibr binoculars, and a field guide to the from those ideals; it's darned hard to Harvard in his corner, as it were, so ' 7:15: jp>,,"Welcome to SabbathV registration teaching and vacation trip in the British O'Connor from 1948 until she died in birds, are the three, essentials. £9Triday, 8 p.m., Busy Fingers for women's group I Christian community; she was told by a -became—a lull-Hedged" bird turn .things around. ... •• maybe. he too. will get' more of the service. •: • ' ,, • • - ' •• • • • • The St. James CCD will hold Isles. The reside in Cleveland Heights, 1964, and selected by her good friend, ^Saturday, 7 to1 0 o,m., AA Springfield The Mountain Trail Garden Club pf 1 I black parent that blackchlldren should photographer, his father (later a Backpacks and cameras' are often It reminds me of the fable about the attention he deserves. • Saturday—9:30 a.m., Sabbath • The Northern New Jersey Branch of • Mountainside installed officers as it registration in the school auditorium Ohio. Sally Fitzgerald, disclose much of her be recognized for their interesting -helpful. 'Additional: information emperor's new clothes, in whichronly a Woman's' League for Conservative I personality, thoughts, and major wildlife photographer) having nurtured In the Harvard book, the editors say service^'after, service, kiddush; .75 opened its season Tuesday at the home Saturday, Sept. 15, following the 5:30 I differences; she had occasion to his interest during the boy's formative includes planning and planting the naive child spoke out and said that the minutes before sundown, Talmud study' Judaism will meet today at 10:15 a.m. uf Mrs. Howard Johnson, p.m. Mass and after all Masses Sunday, .FONDUE TIPS accomplishments during her brief life. . backyard bird habitat, building a that, at best, the four "conventional" respond, intelligently and gently, to a years. Harrison hopes that his emperor really was naked, Everybody energy sources will be able to cover •tSU '•' COMMUNITY group (Tractate Shabbos); 15 minutes at Congregation Agudath Israel, 20 Mountainside. Sept. 16. , Fondue pots can be used for any meal Born in Savannah (1925), she, and her black child who yearned to look like a knowledge can help people, become feeding station) the importance of else could see it but couldn't muster the ^r; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 15 Academy rd., Caldwell. . I mother, lived in Milledgoville, Ga. It little more than a third of our added before ' sundown, 'afternoon service, A book fee of $5 is payable at this or snack.' For example, try dipping picture of a white child. more skilled at attracting birds to their water, problems and solutions, the. courage to admit that.they saw it. So it -3- MEETING HOUSE LANE i followed by Shalosh Seudos repast and New officers are: Mrs. Johnson, time. Information is available from bread into a cheese fondue or banana was at Yaddo, in Saratoga Springs, that treatment of bird injuries and a energy needs over the next decade. Blanche Meisel of Springfield, president; Mrs. Edward Verlangieri, Scores of relevant incidents illustrate back yards: ' ; is with energy. 'Everybody knows the Instead, the handiest and most .. —»' MOUNTAINSIDE ' '_. then by "Farewell to Sabbath" service. Northern New Jersey Branch Mrs. Robert Hough at 376-8977. chunks into a chocolate one. - I monthly chores list.- truth but won't, or can't, .admit it. r~ MINISTER: . recording secretary, and Mrs. Thomas attainable "unconventional" energy Sunday—8 a.m., minyan service. president, w(ll preside. . Musocchio, corresponding secretary. I'd be the last to compare the source could supply up to 40 percent of , Z tHEREV.ELMERA.TALCOTT Sunday through Thursday—Fifteen iituiiuiiDiiHuiniiiaiiiiutiiiuniinHmniDiiii conservative and otherwise impeccable DRGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR: Mrs. Johnson appointed committee Did you know our current energy needs right now, minutes before sundown, afternoon •chairmen: conservation and birds, Harvard Business School with a naive they write. •....-^_^-., . .- ;,.:.; MR. JAMES S. LITTLE service;; advanced study Session; we can find Herbert C. Orlansky D.D.S. r ^Sunday—10:30 a.m., morning Mrs. Walter Steggall; horticulture, ' child, but now that that institution has What is this remarkable . evening service. •----—•••;- Von Nessis have son FAMILY DBNTIJTRY spoked the truth about our energy worship with Mr. Talcott preaching. Mrs. James Goense; civic activities, a breast cancer • "unconventional" energy source? It Is Monday: through Friday—7:15 a.m., Gregory Thomas Jr. Mrs. Joel E. Mitchell; hospitality, Mrs. situation, maybe others will .find It. nothing more than conservation of • {3:30 a.m., Church school for nursery , minyan service. as small as the easier to face up to the obvious, v t&fough eighth grade. 7:30 p,m. Senior George H. Buchan; telephone, Mrs. is happy to announce existing energy. On top of that, they • v A son, Gregory Thomas Jr., was born head of a pin? The Harvard Business School, in its Sigh Fellowship. . • Edward Verlangieri; roadside, Mrs. continue, intelligent conservation of ; 1 MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory von Nessi of Thomas Musocchio; ways and means, newly-published report, "Energy energy can spur (irowth, not deter it.. CMonday-rr8' p.m;, trustees' (meeting. 1180 SPRUCE DRIVE Plscataway on Aug. 30, in Muhlenberg that his dental practice Future," says that conventional energy '. .iY^d^bsday^^ ..p.ni.v .Senior: Choir ; Mrs. John J. Suski. - • At the_same time, the Harvard study ''(OFF HIGHWAY 22) '. . Hqspltali-lflainfleld, T^e baby was'.9.,. :. Flower arraignments were placed in ' sources—domestic oil, coal, natural gas reports, energy possibilities grouped ' MOUNTAINSIDE lbs. 10!i.ounces at birth.'' ' ' : L1. is now located at and nuclear power^are just about at under the general heading pf "solar"— C."' ':[_' ':' ' ." '' •'""••"' '•—'-^'~[: •• •••,'•'•' THE REV. MATTHEWEI GARIPPA' Mrs. yon Nessi is the former Diane' 'the classrooms of the BeechWood and their combined peak in meeting pur including wind, wood, tides; etc.—can ~ •' TEMPLESHA'AREY SHALOM Sunday—9:45a.m.,1 Sunday school for Cooper. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Our Lady of Lourdes schools oh opening 358 Springfield Ave. energy demands. . account for meeting as. much as one • XX. ANAJfTPu>IATEQFTHE all age groups (bus service available); Leslie V.W. Cooper, of Chapel Hill, day as a "welcome back" greeting to The new book^ edited by Robert , fifth, of U.S. energy heeds within two •Z UNION OF AMERICAN il a.m., .worship service (nursery and Mountainside. The baby is the Coopers' . • the students and teachers: Summit •273-3535 Stobaugh, director of Harvard's decades. '':."'•; '.••:\'y:'".,..' ' • S HEBREW CONGREGATIONS junior church provided); 7 p.m., eighth grandchild. Mr. yon Nessi is the Energy Project; and Daniel Yergin, a Those two • obvious • measures, '£ S. SPRINGFIELD AVE. worship service (nursery provided). son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter von Nessi of lecturer at the Kennedy School, at conservation and recognition of what H ' ATSHUNPiKBROAD, Monday—1:30 p.m., cottage prayer -Deer Path, Mountainside. Harvard, goes on to present a pair of Dr. .AAehl;5.1;.. - we've got in solar capability, can get us •*- SPRINGFIELD meeting. alternatives. • to meeting; energy ; . through this niess without diminished Z RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO Wednesday—8p.m,, prayer and Bible Hours by Appointment demands. One is to add to our woes by ' productivity. All we've got to do is •Z CANTOR: IRVINGKRAMERMAN study meeting. • orthodontist iiiiaiiiiiimiiiamiuiniiiainuimHaiiiH importing more OPEC oil. The other is BPW Club to hear : adjust to the obvious, • . S Friday—6:15 p.m. ^rev Shabbat Thursday—8 p.m., choir rehearsal. — Funeral services were hejd Friday Jervice immediately followed by Sally Friday—7:30 p.m., college and Overlook program . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for Dr. Harry G. Mehl, SI, of ;fox in a program entitled "Cursed, , - career group Bible study. Bedminster, formerly of Springfield, ook •Blessed and Other Ways to Spend Your .PeriodicaUy: second week of the . The Business and Professional who died Sept.-4'al Somerset-Medical September 13, 1788—The U.S. «hme." Deadline for ordering holiday • month,' Tuesday—8 p.m., Women's Women's Club of Summit will meet' Center, Somerville, after suffering a Congress authorizes the first national Sowers; contact June Cornstein. Missionary Society; third week of the Monday at. the Hotel Suburban, heart attack. — election. S Sunday—Sprinty Great Adventure rtfbnth, Thursday—10 a.m.,. Women's Summit, at 6:45 p.m. Mambef A member of the staff from Overlook Services were held front the Layton September )4,1814—The words of the ' SUBURBAN flay (rain date Sept. is, 1979) Fellowship coffee;' last week of the Funeral HomeT Bedminster, followed Brilliant Ideal Make your future brighter now by opening a new Maplewood account NEWSPAPERS. 'Monday-deadline for Sisterhood's Hospital, Summit, will present a film "Star Spangled Banner" are written by OF AMERICA month, Thursday—10 30 a m , Ladies' by a Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church, 'with the required deposit to earn the glfr you want Presto—a free gift Is Francis Scott Key Jlew Year's greeting list, send to Tina Aid Society and discussion on the planned "Center yours to pick up and take home No waiting Just check the Far Hills. September 15,1963—A bomb explodes Segleiter. <- for Community Health ' Anyone accompanying charts for gifts and amounts—you can even get 6% Interest plus interested in attending the meeting or ~:—Drr~Mehl~was born in Ridgewood,: your gift for longer term certificalesl in. a Negro church in Birmingham, <1 Mountain Av«.,Sp laid N J 07061 -.Wednesday—7 p m Sisterhood's OCR LADY OF N.Y., and had been a resident of Alabama, killing four young girb . . 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House of Representatives Out^f County' ; Religious school opening dates RAYMOND J POLLARD, He had attended Fordham University September 17,1787—The Constitution Yearly Subscription Sit 00 m Sept oV-Primary first, second, third PASTOR Heather Lynn born and was a graduate of Georgetown is signed published each Thursday by REV EDWARD EILERT, Trumar Publishing Corp to James Birches School of Dentistry where he received CERTIFICATE DEPOSIT IN URJ OF INTEREST RESERVES YOUR GIFT. September 18,1851—The first issue or « Sept, 10—fifth and seventh grades ASSOCIATE PASTOR his doctorate in dental surgery. He did : Zenith 19 the New York Times published SSept^lifrth and sixth grades, REV GERARD J McGARRY, A daughter, Heather Lynn Birch, was Magnavox AM/FM -B Track AM/FM graduate work_at Columbia University Zenith 19 RCA Video Color TV and September 19, 1777—American h, ninth, 10th grades PASTOR EMERITUS born Aug 4 in Overlook Hospital, where he specialized in orthodontics. 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Cdmpoignsetk 4 are injured center Two stabbed •Thursday, September 13< tomorrow by ~,\ in Sunday auto lot Gunmen take PianrstCohon REGM group o in crash on Rt; 22 PianUt Blossom Winkler Cohon will The Ruth Estrin Goldberg Memorial of * Three gun-toting bandits robbed a -jaBBUT were_ An argument over who would sit on a present a solo recital at Kent Place Tor- Cancer-Research (REGM) "«UT motel manager of a safe containing . ftmd*y morning when the car in which The Union County Regional Adult language (E8L) on Tueiday and Friday bar stool erupted into a stabbing School, Summit, on Sunday at 4 p.m. conduct the first week of a two-want 14,000 and of his wallet and watch last flay were; riding struck a utility pole Learning Center, located at David afternoon* from 1:45 to 3:49 and incident last Sunday at the parking lot Admission -is-freer-^ campaign called ^SollcaUon Weekfi tfter it^reportedlj lost Its brakes Brearley "--'---• —•- -•— • Thursday morning, Springfield police -Monday, Wednceday and Thursday •ofThTTorgeTrrestaurant on Rt. 22, reported. •'"'.• " A Maplewood resident,' Cobon yp _ ptfd puUce reported: Kenilworth, it offering expanded from 7:30 to 9:80 p.m. 1MB if the first resulting in the bospitallzatlon of two According to reports, at about 1 a.m. graduated from Juilliard School and in Union and Springfield. Chairmen *re •" "f fc> nollce, the car, driven programming this year. time-the ESL classes will be held three men and the early morning arrest of three men held .45 caliber pistols on the received her master's degree from Barbara Merkin and Harriet RoboyJtiv (V. Hall, 20, of Summit was The center will offer beginning and evenings a week. -. . • • their alledged attacker by township manager of the Springfield Motor Inn Columbia University. She Is a doctoral both of Springfield, with Joyce UsfC jeMt on Bt.» about i:«s a.m. Intermediate English as a second • Adult basic education andhigh school detectives, Springfield police reported. located along Rt. 22 East while they candidate at the .University of and phone women, Linda Bocheqek. wftanhe turned into the last driveway of completion classes will be Monday, Michael Bowman, .22, of Union was. Washington in Seattle. Ruth Luciani, Claire. Rinsky and Rat tbtfBcbo Ptata Shopping Center. Hall Y^lrtee VA/ill U^IrN removed a small floor safe containing Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to9:3 0 seized at his home at 3 a.m. by Lt. Sam- the night's receipts. After taking Mrs. Cohon has studied piano with Orlando of Springfield. £><.', told po>iee the brake* suddenly failed, v-lUSS Will neiD p.m., offering an additional half hour. Calabrese and Detective Michael wallet and watch, they tied up- -RosinaihevinnerCarl Friedberg, Olga Rosaey Morelll,. president, h*? gnd^iWfted into low gear to slow the '':•'.• J ; . .1 . Daytime hours for,, these programs Halloran and charged with assault and manager and left him in a back office, Samaroff, Sascha Gorodnitzki and Bela announced that since the organization/ have been extended to four days a possession of a dangerous weapon, Slid. She has taught piano at the was formed 31 years ago, more tban ^^reporiisaid. . ,. onto. a grassy area on st udent,, s, takin. q- week, Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. Police officer Donald Dauser police credited witnesses for the quick investigated the incident. University of Washington and at three quarters of a million dollars had; »|tt«arr«le onto a grassy area cm .. . . ^ to 2:30 p.m. •' .••'...-.' •.', arrest.' . . Pacific Lutheran University in' been raised and donated directly;:Jft, **M^*^¥*ni*n*k*._. HaU refused medica l college boards Adult basic education offers basic According to police, the argument TBEN:AOERS, find lobs by running'Want' Tacoma, Wash. She teaches in cancer research, More than 500 wornsft , Ji -but Drew Proslte,. i»,of The College Review Centerr skill development in reading, language between Bowman and the victims, Adi. Call"MA-7700 •• nowt~ Maplewood, Millburn and Springfield. OEBRAANNBERMAiy CATHY FORCEIXA will be working on the project, •*.••> Summit «uffered a head injury; Scott announced that It is accepting and math, a life skills xurriculum and Nesta Garcia'and Paul Steriti, both of Qpupletpwed In union, the program will be heloVaf • Tern, 18, of Summit received a back registrations from high school students special testing and programming for Elizabeth began when one of the two MissBermdri Cathy Forcella Jahri's George's, Union Center Nation*}. li«ury, and Carmine Petraccaro, 21, of who wish to prepare for the college learning disabled adults. men would not give up his seat to Bf r—i THI i. Bank, Garden State Bowl, Pathmar&i-. Summit complained of a leg injury. All board examinations to be given in . The high school completion program Bowman. The disagreement reportedly FF» GAS PUMP betrothal ^ld-^~4n~Holy'Spirit plans towed Rt. 22, Shop Rite, Wiglers, rickfe*, were taken to \ Overlook Hospital, November. offers basic reading, language and led to a fight outside the restaurant. ir-T-and Mm. Herbert-Beiiiiuii uf (Sunday to Thursday, Sept. 20), a.rut SuTnmlt, for treatment. All were . For the coming semester, the center math skills needed to pass the high Garcia was stabbed in the stomach, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald_Dyde. of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R, Forcella of Golf Mark Twain Diner,- Wednesday onjy^; Union havkannounced-thg engagement "Churchill drive, Unlbn.Tiave announced treated and released. will again conduct its classes in. _ school equivalency (GED) exam as Steriti was wounded three times in his of their daughter, Debra Ann, to Jan terrace, Union, have announced the In Springfield, the group will be at Millburn at 119 Main st. Review couses the engagement of their daughter, . engagement of their daughter, Cathy, well as an adult high-school option left arm. Steven, Tesman, son of Mr and Mrs. Francine Turer, to Domonlc Romano, Tabatchnlk's, Shop-Rite and Stanley|sj- will be held on Monday and Wednesday which offers credit for on-the-job Both victims, were taken to Overlook MR. AND MRS. JACKO MR. AND MRS. BARLICS Bernard Tesman of Elizabeth. to Michael Paul Frankshun, son. of Air. In Mountainside, the Tower SteaS son of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Romano of and Mrs; Joseph Frankshun of Caldwell Bye awarded 'afternoons as well as on Saturday training, community service, Hospital in Summit wnere_Garcia is The bride-elect, who'was graduated House. • ,y .,'•. .. . •• x . ' Newark'. The announcement was made' avenue, Union. mornings., Each course will meet once a independent'study ar.j other-areas. reported in satisfactory condition and frnm Union High RrhnM la a Sandra Raibman, ways, and meajty week, starting - the /last week in Nutter Sacred Heart The bride-elect, who was graduated The center will open on Sept. 24, but Steriti was released after treatment, bookkeeper for Essex Dodge, The bride-elect, who was graduated vice .president, will assist ' {the ri September jnd finishing just prior to students may register for any program Her fiahce, who attended Hillside from Union High School and Berkeley Many factors ihould be -Julius Oksenhortr from Union High School, is employed committee. . . : : '. :••"'• Five Springfield residents were the examinations which are to be held - at any time throughout the year.; . T4BAtWAVES wedding held is scene Aug. 4 High School,, is associated, with Secretarial School, is a secretary for ^considered—wh«n- buying—r by Marco Polo Restaurant, Summit. awarded degrees by Kean College, Nov. 3. ' -—Further—information ia avatlabhr :r~ Tidal waves . are caused by pew car. In these limes, fuel Harrison Bakeries. 1 Leeds and Northrup Engineering Co., —BDYSTOUR.., Her fiance.' who was Rrndlia'"' fo»m -Union, last inonth- -•" The center, now in its.23rd year of from Harriet Diamond, learning center earthquakes. The waves can reach economy is • irnportant. Re- Union. Herman J, Huff was awarded a "TBember that_goverhment in Kenilworth for marriage— ferry' Automotive Institute, Her fiance, who was graduated from ropical saladh operation, ' assists students in director, at 272-4480 or Harry Linkin, speeds of 600 mph and as they approach DIAMONDS Springfield, is employed by. poran master of Arts degree hi administration developing those skills, concepts, and' director of adult and continuing mileage -ratings, shown' on Deborah Ann Nutter of Kenilworth; Diane L. Carnasciole, daughter of Union High • School, is employed by an& supervision. . ~the~shore they grow in height and can the sticker are a good guide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Egons Mr. and Mrs: Anthony Carnasciole of Ford, Union. ' r techniques needed for improving scores education at 3764300, ext. 99. M.E. Sabosik Associates, Point BVccajaiireate degrees in social work crest as high as 100 fept.. but are not guaranteed. Prociou/ Aon?/ Rlekstfns of Roselle, was married June, Cliff street, Vailsburg, was married UnJonitewed An August, 1880 wedding is planned in recipe off erect" on both the verbal and mathematics The heavier the car, the Pleasant. ' - were awarded to Tina M. Begleiter and 30 to George Sean Jacko, son of Mr. and Aug. 4 to Thomas G. Barlics, son of Mr. Holy_ Spirit Roman Catholic Church,. By JEANNfeTTE BRA v» v >_*^« aptitude tests., The mathematics more gasoline it takes to get : NIarc P. Jaf/e. B.A. degrees were To Publicity Chairmen: Mrs. George John Jacko of Union: and Mrs. Theodore Barlics of Victor 'Union. ' '' . . • Fruits are as packed with vitamlnsw- classes will again be taught by Morton it rolling and keep it rolling, toMissGraf awarded to Francine Kandi Kovaler Slihot service Power accessories are great, avenue, Union. they are with juice; Vitamin A proteclip Seltzer, former chairman of the The Rev. Edward Hennessy Patricia Ann Graf, daughter of Mr, (fnglish-general) and Dave M. Would you like some help In preparing but many of them are gas The Rev. Myles P. Variey officiated eyes and night vision, helps keep the' mathematics department of Weequahlc ^pf Sdt UfOCIV guulers,. officiated \ at the ceremony in St. and Mrs. William Graf of Kenilworth, UIU l U newspaper releases? Write to this ESTATE SALES at the ceremony in Sacred'Heart akin healthy and buljdp roslatanoo'rV co (teachor of handicapped^ 1fflBaiTSctKrT1ieT8Sia!sFcIai«es'wllHlgll^T^r^TTehglish "classes wUll °' ' « V)f Theresa's \Koman Catholic Church, was married July 19 to Jeff Meeting slated newspaper and ask for our "Tips on and nowand then Church, Vailsburg. A reception disease. Vitamin C keeps body cells and. be taught by Irving J, Goldberg, former Congregation Israel of Springfield Submitting' News releases." Kenilworth. A reception followed at the 'Firsichbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs.* followed at the Patrician in Livingston. tissues strong and healthy, and aidsjn] director of the Education Center For will gather this Saturday night for the Springburn Manor, Union. Sanford Firsichbaum of Union. he sells The bride was escorted by her father. Judge Mooney of Elizabeth officiated, b healing wounds and broken bones. ,~* District board Youth. first Slihot service tob e conducted in its The. bride Was escorted Jbiy her uncle, Barbara Carnasciole served as maid of Maplewood-South Orange Chapter of Here's a simple but dramatic way to Registration forms and additional new synagogue, Mountain avenue at ••-. . PREPARE FOR at the ceremony. •'•,.•. : g Bruce Donaldson. Mrs. Karen honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Rosemary Graf served as maid of B'nai B'rith Women will meet rhyme "nutritious" with "delicious? V rtieets Tuesday information about the courses may be Shunpike road. obtzlned by calling 731-3995. ' The service will be preceded at 10:45 Immediate Payment Birmingham served as matron of Mrs. Shirley McCullough, Mrs. Susan honor for her sister. Wednesday, in Congregation Beth El, The Union County Regional High COLLEGE BOARD EXAMS iP South Orange, at noon.'Mrs, David TRtfPICALSALAb iT p.m. by a reception-social in honor of COURSES BEGIN SOON FOR bank references honor, Bridesmaids were Lavenia Rlcciardl, Joann Carrao arid Margaret Phil Freeman of Elizabeth served as School"Distrlct Board of Education will NOV. OR DEC. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS (5.A.T.) • Werdiger of Union, program vice- . ; • " / »PLATTER •' •• i±'i new congregation members and new Quagliato. Jean Enright, Vivian Valles Zienowicz. • best man.. : ' hpjfj an adjourned regular meeting wholesale-retail and John McNamara. • Michael Faulks served as best man. •Mrs.. Firischbaum, Who was president, will introduce Marilyn 1 Golden Delicious apple, cored aj$,, Doienat FDU residents , of, the community, 23RDYEAROF Tuesday, at 8 p.m. in the Arthur, L. Refreshments will be served. appraisals Ushers were Richard Santucci, cousin graduated from David Brearly Flanzbaum, who will speak on "the sliced '..mi SUCCESSFUL OPERATION S^l Occhipinti served as best man. plight of Soviet Jewry." Johnson Regional High School ' The Rev. Samuel Koenig will serve as Ushers were Craig Steven Nutter, of the bride; Paul. Grogan, Frank Regional High School, Kenilworth, is a 1 Red < Delicious apple, cored ana •' Instructional Media Center; Westfield on honors lists COLLEGE REVIEW CENTER Open Dally 8. Saturday 10-5:30 Faggiano and John King. Mrs, Flanzbaum is a board member' ... . ' . llrflll cantor for the service. Rabbi Israel E. brother of the bride; Wayne secretary for Nasco of Roselle. avenui, Cjark. ...'•' NOW LOCATED IN MILLBURN Monday & Thursday Eves. Til 8:30 of the Jewish Federation of Central Ten Springfield residents have been Turner will introduce- the service and Wysoczynski, Tom Iacona and Al Mrs. Barlics, who was graduated Her husband, who was graduated 1 fresh pineapple, peeled and cut \hU>" "The meeting is open to the public. New Jersey, and has served as a co- named to the 1979 spring semester interpret key passages in English. The DIRECTORSMorto: Irvlnn Soltrwa j. Ooldbtra, B.A./ M.A, B.A.. , M.A. 30OMILLBURN AVENUE, MILLBURN, N.J. DeMichele. \ from Vailsburg High School, Newark, from Alfred University, Alfred, N.Y., is spears . ' •• ' " For Information Call 9 A.M. to ? P.M. and Kean College of New Jersey, employed by the Youth Service Bureau, chairman on the Soviet Jewry' Task 1 small honeydew melon, peeled and. honors list at the Florham-Madisgn service and the reception are open to (101) 379-1595 / Mrs. Jacko, who was graduated from Union, where she received a B.A. Linden. " Force' of the' Communion Relations cut into chunks ' ' ,'jii Summit Y will offer campus of Fairleigh-Dickinson the public. 731-3995 731-3928 239-3114 David Brearley \High / School, degree in speech and hearing, is The newlyweds reside in Elizabeth. Council. 1 papaya, peeled and sliced ^ University with grade point averages of Kenilworth, studied\psychology at employed by. the Equitable Life A question and answer period, will 1 banana, peeled and cut into chunks* exercise stress test at least 3.5 out of a possible 4,0. Kean College of New Jersey, Union. She Assurance Co,, Springfield. . , follow.. • Salad greens . . .'.'IT The Summit Area YMCA will hold its They are Jody Baker, David M. .Collection is employed as a home-health aide by Her husband, who was graduated The chapter will sponsor a tag week : Lime slices ' mi. third exercise stress testing and Baranek, Reginald J. Coulter, Eric B. Visiting Homemaker Service. Hadassah sets •- ."•• •• ELAINEKLOG:, Fromer, Joann Merlucci« Sondra from Union. High School, attends'the' in October, and plans will be made for Lime creme dressing in,^ . coronary risk factor evaluation clinic, of pencils Her husband, who was graduated Nieman, Mary H. "Schiesl, Marie New' Jersey Institute of Technology, an Oct. 24 day at Atlantic City. (recipe follows) •w'u3i Saturday, Oct. 27,from7a.m. through 4 from Union High School and Kean Newark. He is employed by. seminar events The board of trustees will meet at 10 Bethrothaitold Taaffe, Joan M. Tarantula and Shari D. Prepare fruits and arrange on larjjtjj n,|n.. TWs clinic will be conducted by at library v College, where he received a B.A. Westinghouse Corp., Blpomfield. . An all-day fund-raising seminar, a.m. Wednesday, before the general : Wildman. lettuce-lined platter. Garnish with lime' I, New York Cardiovascular Health Part of the pencil degree—In—psychology, is working, The newlyweds, who, took a "Money-: Raising -Secrets- From * meeting: Mrs. Milton Fytelsbn of Union of' Elaine Mug' l(itute." (NYCHI). .., .1 •' , Bruce Blair and Mark. D, Pezzuto, toward a master's -degree in Hadassah," will be, held by the slices. Chill. Serve with lime crernS' ; also of Springfield, were named to the . collection of Dr. Clarence compctoid- honeymoon, trip to San Francisco and. 1 is president. . • : , chures are being mailed to all Northern New Jersey Region of Mr., and Mrs: Russell Klug of _ dressing. Serves eight. • • '*• dean's list with grade point averages of Bremer of Scotch Plains, psychology. He is employed as a Los Angeles, Calif., reside in Union. members of the Summit Area YMCA probation officer by Union County. Hadassah for all local chapters, pineWood road, Union, have announced ' 3.2 or better. . retired technical director the engagement of their daughter, and are available to any non-member of Oakite Products, is on The nVwlyweds, who took a Tuesday, Sept. 25, from 9:30 a.m. to Canadian wed Elaine of Clark, to Paul Reidl of at the Y's; front desk or from Ron display this month in the honeymoon trip to Florida, reside in Meeting set tonight 2:30p.m. at the Linden Public Library, Elizabeth ^ Thoreau terrace. Union, son of Mr. and, • ! Coleman, program director, at 273-3330. lobby . cases of the interest at sunri Kenilworth. Sunnyside Branch, Linden. Y programs to aid by JWV Auxiliary Mrs. Gloria Schneider, fund-raising to Union bride Mrs, George Reid of Broken Arrow, will meet Tuesday " Springfield Public coordinator for the region, has Okla, The announcement was made on ' the Elizabeth Chapter of DebocaTT recently bereaved Library. Nancy McKenzie," daughter of v Jwo are admitted FINE JEWELRY The Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary .July 22. • '• ••.."•••; , •;.•• :''•-, . ' Dr. Bremer ' has announced that the morning session Superior Court Judge and Mrs. A. Heart and Lung Foundation will mp>t 636, Union, will hold its first meeting of ' iyo members of Springfield firms collected pencils for a GIFTS. SILVER. CHINA will feature "Making Profits for Donald McKenzie,of Cambridge drive, The bride-elect, who was graduated Tuesday at rtoon a' 'he YM-YWHA. The Summit YWCA, 79 Maple st., this the season tonight at 8 at the home of. have been admitted as members of the number of years, dividing Hadassah Projects," which will include Union, was married Aug. 30 to Robert from Union High School and Berkeley Green lane, Union, -;...,:. Wednesday will institute a new Mrs. Bernice Richter, 51& Scotland rd., Purchasing Management Association them into categories: project. Updates [ fund-raising McKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Secretarial School, Is a secretary for Mrs. Framies S. Bernstein, regionaP program for recently bereaved men Union. 1 ofNew Jersey. Admitted were Barbara advertisements, famous techniques, "bigger giving" and McKenzie of Mississauga, Toronto, Schering-Plough, Chatham. . chairman and coordinator of the iirW .' and women. "Widow to Widow," a six- The auxiliary will discuss community Iv^Brockie, of Multitone Elecronics, schools, travel sites, U.S. Hadassah associates. Mrs. Tillie Moritz . Canada. • . . Hey fiance, who was graduated from Deborah drive, will be chairman for 0j4"' ' week series, will offer small group peer projects for U)e coming year, Wft'.V and James H. Van Dyke of support and professional guidance in presidents, sports teams of Linden will be among those members The bride's father officiated at the Towson High School, Baltimore, Md.,. day. Morris Goldsmith, a member;;6X; rfljiBrmann;* Relmer Corp. the exploration of issues related to loss and a dozen others. 505 Millburn Avenue participating. • ceremony at the home of the bride, and Birmingham Southern College in , the .executive board of Deborah- FRIDAY DEADLINE Alabama, is a manager at Schering- Hospital Foundation, will be guest • tyti .'-.-•' . ' ' • and the .reconstruction of disrupted Mrs. Dorothy Bremer (corner Short Hills Ave. Charles Sobel, CLU and estate where a reception followed. All Items other than spot news should Plough in Chatham. . ^speaker/'. • .'.'. ..• ., ..'., .••: '..,:''.:••" •• HIGHEST TEMP lives. has developed her own; Short Hills 376-5400 planner, will be guest speaker in the Karen McKenzie served as maid of be In our office by noon on Friday. afternoon. .'•'•'•. honor for her. sister, , Mrs. Pearl Cohn, president, wBl •the highest recorded temperature In Additional "Widow to Widow" series collection of novelty Alan McKenzie, brother of the bride, Dr. Piercy to offer , preside at a business meeting.,;, , ^.:; the United States occured in Death will begin in November and January. pencils. served as best man. Vifley, Calif., on July 10,1913, when the Pre-rogistration is necessary;. An exhibit of the pencil- A daughter is born Mrs. McKenzie, who was graduated lect ure-ser mphettes tejnperature.'•' rose to, 134 degrees Information is available from the making process—showing YWCA, 2734242. actual cedar slats, shaped from Union High School,, attended The Rey. Dr. Estelle Piercy, founder- to former Unionite. Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Qhio, blocks, tfhd fired leads in A daughter, Andrea Shawn Locke, director of the Higher JN'ew Thought seven stages of and.is a senior at McMaster University Center, will 'present her , lecture- was born Aug. 8 In Pittsburgh, Pa. to in Hamilton, Canada, KLOGS FUNNYSIDE manufacture—has been Mr. and Mrs. 'James Locke of aermonette programs Sundays at 11:30 M.D. provided by the Dixon Her husband, who also attended a.m. at the Holiday Inn, Room 001, Pittsburgh. She joins a sister, Kimberly Baldwin-Wallace College, IS employed Crucible Company and Nicole, 2. Kenilworth. , • accompanies the by the Eastern Tube Co. In She will discuss ''Direction und Mrs. Locke, the former Wendy Mississauga. , Bremen' collection at the Correction" this Sunday, • .•library; ...... • ;.'.-.;•]• ••'•' and every minute Fjrsichbaum, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Firischbaum' of On Sunday, Sept. 23, Dr. Richard J. The. Meeting Room , /V\lCnaei> DOrn Rlpley, a chiropractor and; teacher of Union.'Her husband is the son,of Mr. WOMEN ^Vv .. .Mrs. JFrank,,. the former Adrienne .....:-A. fiye-pound,"IS-ounce"ion,ijo^ey Springfield and . the salads, main dishes or-sidedishsft. Dry Burr of Union, is the daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Lefkowiti, was born Aug. 19 surrounding area, several beans add variety to nienus as well as and Mrs; George R. Frank of in Saint Barnabas Medical Center, of the same location taken REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS giving a boost to thejood budget. Baked ••••••#^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••1 Springfield and Lauderhill, Fla; Her Livingaton,' to Mr. and Mrs, Harris at different times of the beans with rice can be a "Superb change husband Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lefkowitz of Eli^beth. Mr. Lefkowltz- year. / of pace dish designed to accompany E HIGH COST OF IMFLATIOM BOTHERS : Morris Burr of Pembroke;Plnes, Fla., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Leff) '•5rT'.'-. i.~i :!>.•• • ' . •> '. ^ . _^aa ^a M SBkftsiBsftsl A" ' H •• . " ,'' * chicken, ham or hamburgers. formerly.of Union.;; V:;: ' ' ?.' EFFECTIVE. LejfkowltepfiJhloh. ANNUAL .•Wi ,.YIELD ON. Continuous (compounding-at Investors Savings means round-the-clock compounding on savings CONGREGATION ISRAEL Here's a quick kitchen Up: Sautaone .•.•'•••••. accounts pnd what It amounts to Is a higher yield ,,. more motiey for you. " •- pound -sliced fresh: mu*hroQm* and V 'II ... There are other Important advantages with our regular sayings account, too. Our Interest Is paid three^uarters cup of minced onion in CtEANHSg •' monthly which means that you don't have to wait Until the end of the quarter until It becomes available to «. , •' six Ublespoorii of butter for five'• ydu. And whenever you rrtake, a withdrawal you'll earn Interest from day of deposit right up to the day of INVITES YOU fGI • yVT mlnute#. Add one cloVe crutned garlic -•••••'',;." T •;••• • withdrawal. Minimum balance. $5Q. Effective anrtUal yield is earnedwhen principal and Interest rejnaln in cdWPLETELY jy| :,.•;. ' the account fora'full year. ; , ' •'.:'.-' ... . At Investors Savings we're always'at work making money for you, even as the sun comes, up. : .

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•WVv> ™:i" --• »-»Jk*i ^^^f^^^^p^^^^'^ ; -. ''•-&>/. „•••••• ; .'• ': •""', '•• Thursday, S«pt«mtor 1J, IfTt- JThursday, September 13, 1979 SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER West Orange Y Boostpn fo meet Toe Jonathan Dayton Regional site of services Soccer High School Booster- Club will The Jewish Reconstruction^ meet,Wednesday a(8p.m.at Ike Fellowship of Metropolitan New Jereey, high school. The meeting U open Applying f dr / Social wllfljold its 16th annual Jewish tOgb Scene Id parent! of all atl)letei, as welt curity •• benefits-ts—r~ -plan "to retire: you do have to Holy Day services at the YM-YWHA, By BILL WILD -«»-to-iat generalpnbUc.——'-•— simple procedure if you retirement benefits are if you keep Northiield avenue. West Orange, Sept. 1th~llie C5BbT~Day Hazier know when to apply and payable "w early'. as age should contact •23, Sept. 80 and Oct. i.~— Tournament under, their belts, the proofs you'll need. M. hill Services will be supplemented by teams in the junior divisions, at Ifou should apply for' • payable at 65, guest speakers. Among the speakers flf' l Cozzd vi retirement beneflta about Youdon't have to retire are Israel Tunrtn-~of-Eiving»ton, - opening of the regular season educator and newspaper columnist, Saturday. soccer outlook : Disabled persons should and Dr. Ben Meir of the Israeli The newly formed midgets went 2-2. apply. '9T beoeflts soon Consulate. . ' The Lancers posted a 2-0 victory over after the dUablllty starts Bertha Hass.of Union is a member of Haziet and a 3-1 triumph over as promising If-it appears yo^ will^ be the arrangements -- committee. Parmingdale Howell the first day, and '''•*•.. By DAVID GOLD . unable to work for a year Additional information is available then dropped the second two games the School started a few days ago, but for br rabre. To be considered from her at 687-8626 or Lewis following day. They lost • to East weeks.''now the Jonathan Dayton disabled, you must have a Greenspun at 289-2022 any evening. Brunswick, 3-0, and then - Westfield Regional High School soccer team has physical or mental' ••..-'• defeated them, 4-1. • been in informal training,' and new condition which prevents There were two teams from the Union ' varsity coach Joe Cozza looks forward, you from working and is Lancer organization in the Boys to a promising season. expected to last at least 12 Division (10-11 years old). The Lancers Cozia, Irt his rookie year as a high months or to result in All NATUm-NO NITRITES lost three of their four matches while, school coach is not quite sure how .death. • • Franks • MMtloaf YBL REGiSTRATION FOR '80-Although football, basketball aridr»oceer are |u»t • Bologna • Bockwurtt the Union Kickers won all four games Regional will fare against siich tough arpund the cornet, as demonstrated by;T Danny Kllngtr'(seated) and Joih. If you are eligible for i Welstwurjt v • Galbwurst _and the tournament, The Lancers- . teams as New Providence, Verona' and Wassernriaiv and Pete Petlno. the Springfield Baseball League will haja* disability benefits/ your READY I=OR OPEN HOUSE-Old and modern sea rescues able to see historic houses and forts that date back to the Br»twur»t » Bologna Rli •Caldwell. He hopes to set final positions registration Saturday and Sunday between 1 and 3 p.m. at. the Sara H. Bailey ~dropped games to: Westfield, .2-1; wife or husband and . will be demonstrated and a Llberlan ship seized In a drug- 18th Century, tour modern Coast Guard ships and hear SWIMA-CROSS—Susan Barrett, Instructional supervisor at the Springfield Pool/ this week In scrimmages. Center .'This will be the only chance to sign up for the 1980 season since there viflf COLORING Haziet, 2-0, and their own Kickers, 4-1. Qv' Can tfte c6p\ of my children may get benefits, smuggllng.operatlon will be on view when the Coast Guard concerts.by the Coast Guard Band. Additional Information ' checks Darren Allen's Swlma-Cross sponsor card after he completed swimming He will be stressing offense and the behospr.lngreglstratlon.accordlngtoaleagUespokesmani. - ; "'. NO ARTIFICIAL ANYTHHIfi The Lancers defeated the Howell too. • ;•" , • • •;•• • Is available at (212) -7255. his assigned laps. Allen participated In a fund raiser, sponsored by the Summit - physical aspects of the game. "The new falI wardrobe be cut in holds Its final open hduse of the year Sunday afternoon at ITALIAN HOT md SWEET Pinelanders, 6-1, for their one victory. If an insured workers Governor's Island. Visitors to the free activities also will be r Mike Edelman led the Union scoring chapter of the American Red Cross, In coordination'with the Springfield Pool. main' difference," said. Cozza, anyway withduf sacrificing dies, someone in the SAUSAGE and BACON with three goals. Dino Juliano, John . "between Dayton and my college team ! Smokad Hami, family should apply for EARLYCOPY . Dziadzio, Mike Levy "and Kathy is speed." . '. ,_;.. quality or style? survivors' benefits as soon Smoked Cottage Hams, Lonergan hit the net for one goal each. The team has been working hard and' Lupus Week Publicity Chairmen are urged to Smoked Loin of PorkonOrdtrOnlyl ^7^Yes! At AllerfoAllerton in as possible. Survivors' observe the Friday morning deadline Kalhy was a guest player. She.will be Regi mnasts the coaching staff is pleased. The team benefits may be paid to a SCHMIDT'S PORK STORE is expecting a lot from Mike King, Keith is prpcldined for other than spot news. Include your 1697 Stuyvnant Av*., Union playjng for the Union County Sports Millburn, check the price widow or widower and : "name, address and phone number. Club~Tnis~season. Hanlgan, Don Metxner, and Scott for Suburban crown children even if the FREE PARKING 944-1314 The Union Kickers made it a perfect '.. Worswlck. Among the young hopefuls . By, DAVID GOLD Hajpin, Jim Melkowitz, Scott Connqly; tag and you will find you worker had as little as 1 Mi President Jimmy Carter has weekend. They defeated Haziet, 7-1-; lace Clark Tuesday are Andrew Grett and Henry'targey. - Seeking its third Suburban Frank Kelly, Jeff Rosen, Ira Tauvejr, years of covered work. • proclaimed Sept. 16 to 22, as National .-•—Cozza's only disappointment is the Louis Salemy, Dan. Uslan and Scott can buy famous maker Lupus Week. Lupus erythematosus is a Westfield, 2-1, and the Howell Conference title in four .years, the 1 With your application, 2 events »y PENNY LEVITT is showing strength and polish which ' small turnout, especially the freshmen; Hewitt.' ' ' .... ' :•."•.•' ;;*v chronic inflammatory disease that Pinelanders,' 14-0. Karl Schellscheidt After only two weeks of rigorous promise another successful season. Jonathan Dayton Regional High School sportswear, dresses and you should have your hit for nine goals while John Kemptner he urged anyone interested in joining cross-country team will open its season Girls also go out for the team and Social Security canl-OE a involves the connective tissues. It is a practice, . .the Jonathan Dayton . Coach EleSolsson Is impressed with the the team to see him'. usually do fairly well. Some of the top foals fit 20% off regular disorder of the body's immune system qt festival added eight. Ken Garcia and Leandro Regional High School gymnastics team talent' of her experienced varsity at home against Madison and Caldwell f l - Henrique scored four each and Stefan tomorrow. Though Madison, along with" girls are Cathy.Kelly, Dana Leva which is the first line of defense against Final performances of . squad:. Suzy Baker, Leesa Bernstein, retail pricesirices.. the claim Is on another Tennessee Williams' "A Schmidt rounded out the scoring with Summlt-«mi-Milburn, seems to be the Ellse Ogintz, Barbara Taylor worker's record, you'll illness. It can attack the skin, joints, Paige Carter, Jodi Cohen, Trisha Special permit Elizabeth Blauin. blood, heart, kidneys or other vital Streetcar Named Desire" three. '. • Federico, Susan Feig, Penny Levitt, team to beat, Coach Martin Taglienti Q. How long does this need his or her number), Girls' net team appears confident about the season, organs. Lupus affects both men and and Symposium night for • The Union Lancer youth team split Jodi Ruff, and Vlckf Sarracino. The proof of your age, your Oscar Wilde's "The POWER PRODUCER sale last? : women of all ages. However, 85 percent their games by posting a 2-0 win over junior varsity—Donne Alberli, Jean cards available Taglienti is pleasfed with his turnout, marriage certificate If Importance of Being Oldbridge and then losing to Westfield, home to Clark Special deer permit applications are close-to 30 runners in action. Regional, The world's largest power station ie your spouse is applying for of the cases occur in women during Caiazzo, Lisa Kottler, Debbie Olarsch. Russian's hydro-electric station -51 A. This is not a sale... their child bearing years. It is more Earnest" are the current 4-2 the first day. In the second day of the • By DAVID GOLD Kathy Rickerhauser and Hannah. due In the Trenton office of the New hurt by graduation, and transfers, is a benefits, your children's Krasnoyarsk on the Yenlsey RiveC JOHN KINSELLA, 72, of 104P Prospect common than muscular dystrophy, attractions at the tourny the Lancers Youth team (12-13 The Jonathan Dayton Regional High Reiman—offer strong potential; Jersey Division of Fish, Game, and. little weaker this year but the attitude this is Allerton's price pol- birth certificates if you're professional. New Jersey — year olds) downed the Howell School girls' tennis team opens its Shellfisheries by Sept. 10. • is good and all look forward to another U.S.S.R., with a potential power outpjg ave.,Mountalnslde,has been missing multiple sclerosis, leukemia and The team, making an effort to build applying for them and Shakespeare Festival, Pinelanders 2-1 and then lost a season tomorrow at home against Clark conference title, the coach indicates. of more than 6,1 million kilowatts. .—' icy 52 weeks a year. So, your form W-2 for the since Aug. 29. Anyone who might ' . fernicious anemia. : heartbrcaker to Haziet,.3-2: Two of the. with Coach Edward Jasinski still trying strength and endurance, will attend a Application cards, for either shotgun have seen him or can provide any Drew University, clinic at David Brearley High School, . or. muzzle-loader rifle permits, and Among the many fine Dayton runners EARLYCOPY - always check Allerton's previous year a copy of Madison. Tickets ($2.50 to Haziet goals were scored on penalty to decide who will play in second and are co-captains Jeff Knowles and Jay your last Federal income ' Information has been urged-to call Monthly meetings are held on the: shots, Goals were scored by: Dave Van . third singles- • Kenllworth, Saturday, The session is deer guides are now available ..from'• Publicity Chalrmea are urged fe the Mountainside Police Department first Wednesday of every month at $8.25) arc available at the designed to help coaches and gymnasts hunting license-Issuing agents and Bruder, Kevin King, Rich Bantel, Jon observe the.Friday morning desdlfrK price tag for real savings. tax return If you're self- festival box office, Devbnterr 3; Jenkins, 3; Jerry Dipisa, Coach Jasinski says he feels as j Fingerhut, Adam . Silverstein, Steve employed. at 232-8100. He was last seen at the HoffmarirLa Roche, Inc., Nutley. 5 0FF prevent injury and promote safety. various division offices. for.other than spot news. Include yolJK 290 MILLBURN AVE., MILLBURN, N.J. Port Authority bus terminal In New Shakespeare; Madison, WITH THIS AD 1, and John Betzner, 1. confident as could be expected, having Wright, Glen Etts, Bob Roche, Steve name, address and phone number. j; A ''record of your Further Information is available from The gymnastics team will have had (ADJ^ TO THE POST OFFICE) York City, Dr. Klnsella Is a retired^ —the—Lupus Foundation, Box 320,07940, or by calling 377- ALL Marcher's Grove, regulars should had only two weeks of practice. Dayton Thedivlsion today advised applicants previous year's wages is r 4487. SHOES is in the tough suburban Conference, less than three weeks to prepare to study the deer guide carefully and OPEN 10 AM to 5:30 PM 1 ___BroleSSor:_of--rnatnerrrBtl>:s~a1 "Kean~ Elmwood Park, 07407, 201-791-7868. drop in on the junior division games" -important. t~ ~~~ College, Union. that will be played there every competing against such top teams as routines and develop new tricks before follow instructions In the guMe and on Golf open to sen iors GOODYEAR THURS. TO9 Tuesday Will be Saturday afternoon. There will always Milburn, Summit, and Caldwell. the season starts next week and Soisson •the application card. . ; symposium night for hopes team scores will—if riot belter— Entries ' close on older, this event will be "Earnest." Members of be some lean playing on Saturday and Regional, hurt last year by Wednesday, Sept 26, for Y kitchen the kids like it when someone other than graduation, expects strong play this last year's. The season opener, against The applicant's 1979 flrean hunting played at the 18-hole Oak Edison planning . the audience will be Caldwell on Tuesday will provide a license number and identific, ion stub the sixth annual Union Ridge Golf Course, Clark, The formal rededication invited to. remain for a . their mothers are in the. stands year-front returning veterans Cathy County senior men's and EMMGTON of the kitchen of the cheering. Give iLa try. • . Gerndt (first singles), Loren Miller keen test for Dayton.' '. v must be jncluded with the ap|lication. Tuesday, Oct. 2. Members: p o s t - p e r f b r m a n c e women's public links golf; of private , clubs are TIRES Eastern Union County discussion of the play with OVOLARE (first doubles), and Donna Vargas, tournament, this years's YM-VWHA, scheduled Sept. 23 races • .. . ;/ -O--0-: •.•.•••'• • Ineligible. DIAMONDS • Computtrliad leading actors Eric CCLARK Jasinski also expects strong play from final golf ' tourney Sunday, Sept. 16, at 3:30 M a talented batch of freshmen, led by • Applications, available Wlwfi Balanc* - The Edison Recreation Awards for participants Tayaris, •Gwendolyn- OMASSAGIC Well, the NASL season is now history sponsored by the • Cemputtrliod p.m. in Gering Hall, will DepartmentJ will dponsoi: will incite a.,T-shirt and EKplrn9.i3.79 Perri Teltelbaum. • at Ash Brook Golf Course Tunt-upi . - Brown, George. . Gittti, • BOSTON IAN Mln purcha»e»25 and none of my picks made it to the Department of Parks and honor Sqm;;Halpe,rri, :,,••;•;.;.. the second annual Thomas certificate ; for, each Deitise Bessette and S in "Scotch „ Plains, : O NUNN BUSH finals. Both the Sting and the Dips lost Recreation. . •''•rsi(tt * sliocki" ' In order'-to'oetter' meet A. Edison Run-A-Thon entrant who completes the Sharon Morrison. M H Galloping Hill Golf Course • Whttl Alignment 9 BRITISH WALKER out somewhere in the playoffs. • _'.• • i to! Onion •Counfy.'P'UBlP" and Qflk Rjdge,; the requirements of Sunday Sept. • 23... three-mile and 10mile Williams' Pultizer M m N Speaking of playoffs, it is now obvious Kean will hold residents who are 62 and niust be accompanied by a Koshruth, the Y created beginning at 1 p,m. The.runs. Prizes will be Prize-winning tragedy, "A M O FRENCH SCHRINER that the league should come up with a ' $3 entry fee. separate meat and dairy three-mile course, will awarded to the first three Streetcar Named Desire," kitchehs, under the m better format than the minlgame. The karate tourney Information is available FRAEBEL BROS: begjnjand finish at J. P. finishers in each category. has' only six more RT. 22, SPRINGFIELDS four hours of soccer that the Cosmos supervision of Rabbi Stevens High School, Registration forms are performances: today, by cajJingOak Ridge (574- Fecher, were involved in is too much. The Kidney Fund of New Jersey is • WHAT S NEW 0139) or the Union County 1071 Commerce Avo2l Grove ave. available at Edison's Saturday, Wednesday! OPPOSITE ECHO PLAZA 376-07508 The fact that the TV announcers kept sponsoring the. New Jersey karate ' Union - 4888870 Community groups and Last year's event, which Recreation Department Sept, 21 and 23. "Department of forks and individuals who plan to KIIHI calling the Cosmos New York invitational' trounament at Kean Recreation (352-8431.) drew close to 1,000 (2965 Woodbrldge ave.), Cosmos made by blood boil, so I called College, Union, on Oct, 14. The use the "Y" because of its participants, was viewed Municipal building the station in New York to let them tournament is sanctioned by the kitchen facilities can be Registration-forms are' now by hundreds lined along know that as far as I know the Cosmos Amateur Athletic Union, and will use assui-ed that it is the route. Director Harold availale at Edison's dropped the New York from their name AAU-WUK0 rules, More than 500 adults REDUCE YOUR TEST ANXIETY^ completely, kosher. McAvoy expects this Recreation Department • SPECIAL NOTICE • when they made the switch to the and youngsters are expected to take ' years event to include new (2965 Woodbridge ave.), Moadowlunds. This was during the ' Holir wonkly Wnrkahiips' For Inforinnllfln i AFTER SIXTEEN SPECTACULAR YEARS, part in the tournament whose proceeds i, Tup" ant for hump prniill™ ciinlnr.t ymir Guklnnco categories and provide a Municipal building Cosmos-Whltecaps game. The . next will go to the fund. I Kliclilly nil I'll, P« or Counsnlinfi Office ' broader scope program (Plain field and week the announcers said that many \ .Woodbrldge avenues and THE DRESS RACK WILL SOON ANNOUNCE A Aurthur Sabatino Jr. of the' Union Handheld Blower for the runners involved. New Jersey soccer fans called the Portable, handheld blower | High School evening workshops Socllil Scli'nra In the "corporate teams" township libraries. station to claim the Cosmos as their Karate Center, tournament director,,!, for yard and garden said to 1 Sllirl Siipl. 24 UndClr.i. 'I'l Rononroh Assoclnlos' expects contestants from New Jersey, ,. categories runners from Information is available MAJOR OPERATIONAL CHANGE! own. (£ce, I was not the only one.) be faster than rakes, ] . .>.. .. •• ' ••'•,! 00 GlonWlId Rcmd various businesses and by calling 287^0900, Ext. The announcer's answer.was that the New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut brooms or snow shovels I Colloso evening workshops MncUscm. N.|, 07940 industries compete and as far north as Maine. Members of , . • works for grass ] Sllirl Snpi.ar. nnOWER DAMPER with your fuel $••• _j; .-y.";,.•• pop're^cling; Watching TV. orJust'plain, ;".'"' •','•''• 1 ; programs' leaVe off. Information is ayallable^t_ 1 .cost .sayings in the first yMr^,:.^:,: ,;/; •'•:'^. ^:'-"' f '>•'•*>, ' " \<{,''• i;; relaxing, the 'sopthihg;cbmfort, ofihe'se 'J^^^^i^ 'Activities incljide the Five Points Branch THIS UNUSUAL SALE WILL START-AT warbups, •! musc 1 e. YMCA __f.688-S822), ?0t Charge for Pictures 8 ;? Tt\*fi li * chart* oMS tar ^j-^'^Recjijiie'rfS hard to bfeaiv All effertjesslii . •'.. r?* "^'''- stretching-exercises, Tucker ave., Union. ' ONCE AND ENDS ON SATURDAY/ wwttins «nd; •nowmwnt plcturat. 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Thurtday, September13, 1979.1 —• ... .,..__.•. Historical group SUBURBAN Bus/ness center heart bieaker enclave of only W«W*>ui,1 »nd *be*oom REAL ESTATE MART condominium honrn lfHU(*ni hi Freehold. iAAortgage sets conference elabbrctte from $31,900 to 146,900 'Preserving the Built Works. Ending, reservations) Environment" will-be-the—rOn^—8und«y,—those LakWood Mayor professional ^ervice H» Sterling Thompson rateslow theme of the New Jersey attending may choose Kenneth Matthews, firms, retail/shops, a Grouo-Barrymor Realty SI SouMlStrMt j Historical Society'* »th walking tours of officials and conyenlenee/store and of l*tawood to.to." th thee annual higtoi leal Qreentrlch—Village—or : bt Codar conference set for Friday- SoHo and will meet for member* of the press possibly /-. a family exclusive leasing and : Cedar Village, a 29- Sunday, Oct.>7. luncheon at Hwa Yuan recently attended the restaurant'Currentspace management agent'for home subdivision in Pover official ground-breaking lease/yallablllty ranges Barrymor MU1. Township, Toms River, The three-day affair will Szechuan Inn in ceremonies of Barrymor fronrMO to 7,^00 square offers 9* percent consist of talks and tours Chinatown. Buses, will Enterprises'new business feel.. Additional full mortgages with 10 percent of New Jersey and New transport the group to and center to be built on Bt. 9 Kaseraents and loft spice, down to qualified buyers,. York City neighborhoods, from all tours, between Lakewood and7 is available in each' plus luncheons and a The special weekend Host borne styles are reception ' Saturday in package is available for' .Toms River. building, '. , y of Song lost, a new dimension available at Cedar EAGLE ROCK HOMES-fr^viii^trrm)d«rr»6ff«>^ at Eagle Rock Homes/1 . off Oardtri Stats Parkway, Exit 91, In Lakawood. Bllevel, ranch and cape cods Paterson. $69.95 double and $51 The. denier, VlBage-colonlals, cape # According to Mi priced from $55,990 ara part of the 34-house segment whlch-Vahak Hovnanlan of Conference single, with single night Mill, wll featur cods, ranches, split levels, Weshnak, president in town house living Hovbllt Inc. l» developing on property which border* Woodlake Country Club and headquarters will be the rates also available. buildings and Ian XL? etc., and all can be Barrymor Enterprises? the 323-acre Ocean-Oounty^arkroTRt. 68 and New Hampsnlre avenue. Howard Johnson Motor Futher information is' complete"""!?!! trees, customized to the the new business center; Lodge in Saddle Brook, available and registration fol!age°pWtinTing. paths, -buyer's tastes. Homes are will represent Friday night's program can be made through the rpar k ben, , shallow. . - priced form $64,000 to shopping center an* •xudealwurv; comfcrt fcrKfiecurlty. JhotVwhV Eusx Green Vllkjj will feature an illustrated New Jersey Historical pond with wooden crossing~«»?venlence. to W.500- , • community (salt water) Air 1 talk on "Paterson, a Society, 230 Broadway, bridge and an authentic residenta of hearttotpne, ptoteciBd enetave of condominium townriomei li located In the The energy^onsdous and ocean beaches. You BUSINESS CENTER-Recently held ground-breaking ceremonies marktid the 1 Capsule of America" by Newark, 483-3939. working water wheeL » Barrymor residential beguMul WM Oiqng* lububan counhyilde • within a half-mile of builders of Cedar Village can vactlon right at Cedar official construction start of Barrymor Mill, a new business .center for John A. Herbst, vice the Historical Society Tenanta of the business community located less andf »hopplna rdlng viaodlanat, rtbboni of tuper highway*..; all include, in all homes, Village and stiU have all professional service'firms, retail shops and a convenience food store, shown In M»:mlmil»t away.. .. ' ;' • ' , ..'; ; ' ;.' ' ' •,' need some help president of the Great sponsors the conference center will include' than, one-fourth of a. mile Oversized, insulation, t modjcup. The center will be located on Rt. 9 between Lakewood and Toms River, Falls Development with its Women's Branch.* ON THE ROAD—Despite a teachers' strike that kept Union College closed past Its and features antique styled architecture.with authentic working water wheel.. - away and will provide Ry» rnaptficont "» spllt-lftvnls anil colonials Vgtate ' mnnagcr -of- y °™. "P^" :^ completed 10 = villas . conditioning units to open. Don't bury the unit Lawrence F. Kramer will Historical Commission, homes long-lasting and From North Jersey, set Saturday ! Roselle Savings development of homes, Lushly wooded grounds Biertuempfel-Ostertag the wra Excellence Award communities with, the . _ green conserve energy. in shrubbery where it speak on ."An Urban The American Red Cross, Eastern North Gate Manor,' in will characterize the for Customer Relation*. development. Since'! maintenance-free. •' take the Garden ' State Agency, one of Union's under Parkway to Exit 82. Rt. 37 Baptisa said, "Many can't "breathe." Preservation Sto'ry." Union County, will hold its annual ; And Loan Association Parsippany - Troy Hills. homes of North Gate This annual award is arrym6r has Mount Pleasant Avenue, West Orange, N.J. Cedar Village-locateiil oldest agencies, has m6 B in one of the most east to ' Hooper avenue people believe a room air Exposure to the sun has On Saturday afternoon, State unit bazaar at the chapter house, 203 W. Chestnut St. & 3rd Ave. According to broker Alex Manor, which will be announced the completion given td business expanded its operations^ Model Villas open seven days a Week, conditioner is a fool-proof little effect on an air there will be a Walking ! . Roselle prestigious and (Route 549, left on Hooper Jersey st., Elizabeth, from 10a.m. to 4 1 Degroce, approximately heated by natural gas. include construction and v of a complicatedland sale Dnxvidiiwj_ .,.:,:,'.> .".• _..frpm;]ia..rh,. established areas of Dover (use jughandle past invention, — simply stick conitioner's efficiency. tour of the S.U.M. Historic p.m. on Saturday rain or shine. - Fine Line Drawings Another outstanding iH o-tk a g ip 11k v ki I reaches invblving comraerciaTancI flVBi- :£7 g Township, Toms River—is Hooper avenue to Bay it in the window,, plug it in ' In order to' reduce District and Great Falls • "We hope many people will come Acrylics* Water Color feature of the industrial property in consumer professional.retail and UNION CENTER REALTY: ' Goauche by RENI a convenient to schools, the avenue, right on Bay (1V< and enjoy the cool operating costs and and a reception at the and browse and buy," said Genevieve Fall season development is its Union and Kenllworth. satisfaction , taI propert|es. breezes." / Open Late Monday Starts Sept. 12 2 Ocean County Mall miles) to models on right, needless wear and tear on Rogers Locomotive age of 75 DiVenuto, chairwoman of the.event. convenient location, The ' Erin a re a Organized in 1964, the . , To get all the benefits of The New Jersey ' ' 4TWINKS) i set at Hall the air conditioning unit, "There is something for everyone." DeCroce said. Corporation Of. Clifton has bureau is dedicated to "' •''•'• air . conditioning and he suggested keeping heat Department of Labor and i The Newark Symphony "We feel that the value purchased a site with monitoring and raising the . reduce bills, he said, the out of the area being Federal of Hall will present its fall in this new development of frontage on Michigan standards of real estate home .owner should cooled— closing' the of forum events'during September, season of major popular, homes cannot be found avenue, Kenilworth, for firms' which werve the "never buy a unit larger drapes or shades to keep will celebrate the 75th public. -Each year, M classical and dance artists elsewhere In this the construction of a 12,00 than is needed to cool the out the sunlight, weather- anniversary of its beginning Saturday and hundreds of thousands of : ill for PUBLIC HEARING M vicinity," DeCroce said, square feet office area or room to be cooled. sealing the window where employment in the federal foundin8' Commissioner continuing into December. survey questionaires are Power doesn't necessarily John J. Horn announced M M "Comparable homes are structure to house Capri the air conditioner is government, a job .forum mailed, to recent home mean good performance. this week. M M The 3j365rseat theater, currently priced $15,000 to Institute of Hair Design, a located, keeping doors will beheld Sept. 25 at in Agency: Township of Union Planning Board purchasers.' requesting The larger unit will cost The department was now in its 54th year, has $20,000 higher in other beauty culture school GRAND OPENING shut and making sure the a.m. at the Peter W. .M M areas." which already operates their evaluation of more initially and - won't fireplace flues and heating created Sept. 1, 1904, with M been reconditioned for the services they received. Sections Rodlno Federal Building, Subject: Corrections & Amendments to Citing the many schools in. Clifton and control humidity properly ' ducts are closed, advised the passage of an act new season, it was G e o r g e P a t o n 970 Broad st., Newark. M "optionals" that Haledori. There- will be Bnptista,- which -abolished the Land Development Ordinance announced by Wayne Associates has merited 40 YEAR MORTGAGES Information will be M prospective home buyers office space for other He suggested cleaning Department of Factory Braffman, • general the 1979 Award because of AVMLABLE TO Of 4L. BUYERS made available to M may. inquire about, tenants as well. the air conditioner filter at and Workshop Inspections Date: Thursday, September 20, 1979 manager. continuing efforts to attain MOBILE HOMES •prospective job seekers M DeCroce praised builders least once a month and and at the same time The building is to be and maintain an excellent; AT SOUTH WIND desiring careers with the M . The first production will Mosberg and Reich for located in Kenilworth, but checking, the instruction created the State Time: 7:00 P.M. , customer relationship. ARE HUDr.; various federal agencies, Department of Labor. M feature' Stephanie Mills of foresight in home the parking lot will be in J manual for the proper Participants. will include INSPEaED Pointing up the '. .••'••••.• / N Broadway's "The Wiz."construction. Union, • . procedure. It is usually church and community TO ASSURE magnitude of the M just a matter of slipping groups, employment CONFORMITY department's operations, Place: . Township of Union Municipal Building the filter off and. washing speciallsts,-and state and WtfH RIGID statisticians in its division it or running it under the local employment M FEDERAL of planning and research ____J197B Morris Avenue ~ vacuum. A dirty, clogged counselors. ' M STANDARDS-":^ report that unemployment oimttv r IXCIPTIONAL MODBLt INCLUDINO II filter makes the unit work Further information is Union, New Jersey M ALTIRNATa FRONTAL 1LBVATIOMI. SST ON FOR MATERIAL harder to pull in air and insurance benefits MINIMUM 1I,M( IOUARB FOOT LOTS available from the federal Frank M. Pitt, Chairman N Panther Valley Golf & Country Club and Its OVIRLOOKINO LAROR, •NVI»ONM«NT*LLV QUALITY, ETC cuts down on cooling /through- thft -yearg—total- "I guess you could say I've gotten used to PLANNID WOODLAND ARRAS, AitURINO executive board at (201) 18-hole championship course that was , r ' PRIVACY AND ' TRANOUILITY »O» 1ACH capacity. Badly more than $8.8 billion, BREATH ., the good life. I'm, also, used to having lots of ...TOO DAD 645-6217! r TAKING VIEW ' •••:':.•. open land around me. designed By Robert Trent Jon^es. - HOM.OWN.,, •..,,00,990 functioning air From this desirable mint • . "There's not a whole lot of places that "You could say I'm also spoiled about not "SITE-DUILT" conditioners waste a good condo the view of the ocean, having to do the homestead chores that are HOMES DON'T Sandy Hook bay & NVC can could keep me tied down In. the New York . deal of electricity. . only be described as breath and New Jersey area...except for Panther handled for the Panther Valley residents, OFFER THE SAME "If you are away from taking.1 2 BR, 2 baths, like exterior home maintenance, lighted bar In Den. Valley. And, from what I've been told, there GUARANTEE. home most of day, an Faritastlc services Incl 24 aren't a whole lot of places anywhere like landscaping,, road work and snow removal. .CMON DOWN AND • • automatic timer is a good hr. security, health spa, The other thing the community has to offer itEWHAIADULI saunav tennis cfs, ,.'•''•.,'.'• thls-comrnuplfy. OVERAGE 30" Investment. This device, penthouse clubroom, "Whenever I'd want to go Into those Is the 24-hour security, Including the OLD STAGE ROAD at COLONIAL OAKS • MOOILE HOW LIFE ' which costs will under $20, Olympic size pool, valet mahrie'd gatehouse. • ' , ISIUAaVtIHE .. parking. concrete canyons of Manhattan, I'd be less . ' '; ••:•• . EAST BRUNSWICK. N.I. . will turn on 'your air . "Right, now, though, I don't have to make $99,900 than 60 miles away. And I'd be coming ' JjhiOffkt: • . - OptiDsff HOMES FROM $16,500 conditioner at a time set : back tb', 1500 acres of rolling hill nature, the decision. I don't think panther Valley •' CAU.(501)OJ8.O052 • by you. Vour home will'be rld 0163X1V . would take.klndly to me bringing along • (201)251-7200 , CkttinMan ICOLLECI) f OA DIMaiONS, MONMOUTH private terihls, swimming -and even platform . DIRECTIONSl N.J, Tpkt. to exit 9 ttwv Rt*. II Etlt OR WITE FOR DftOCHURE IOl •'cool when you and the BEACH 3500 head of cattle;" . , \/..\- bMrln^rlshttoCrwiburV'SouthRlvtrRd. (Rtt.SUIand tennis, And inside Panther Valley Is the coritlnut to F«rn Rd. Turn. Itft on Ptm Rd. and procttd family arrive home, but Better than new Colonial In "10 Old sjsot Rd. Turn l«n and eontlmw to moekKon l*tt one of the Shore's most Single-family homes from or FROM SOUTH JERSEY: Rt«. II WHt.to RiM* Lana the unit will not be sought after communities (at Bimbtrgtr'i thopplng cantarl croulng Bit. II at Every room In this lovely |uoh«nd!t and conllnua watt on Ruti Lana to fXCHjrE 52fl. 1ACKSON, NJ.OB327 operating all day and home Is overslied, LR, DR, $133,900 ' Sill Rd. Turn laft at summarhlll Rd, to Old Staoa kw.' •-•••' ft •'• • : l>; •• -.•• • '• • ^ running up your electric FR w-brlck wall (p , walk In CONSOLIDATION SALE pantry In charming eat In Townhomes fttim bill." • kitchen, 4 BR, 2Vi baths, We closed our Irvington store and we're forced to move ail our inventory into our Union CONDOS AT THE OCEAN—It's "down to the sea'' w\ih only 10 percent down for dark stained woodwork and ' hornebuyers at Runaway Beach, oceanfrant condominium community In Sea hardwood floors through store . . . it's jammed with top-name early American furnishings at all-time-low clearance out. Minutes from the $59,240 Bright. The year-round hornes With central gas heating and air conditioning are ocean. prices! We need room to breathe! one and two-bedroom apartments on ground or upper floor, with sea views, $96,000 spacious room layouts and private entries. Hornes are priced from $39,000 to. $58,000 according to size and-location. Directly ad|acent fb the Sea Bright town/ Mrmbinhll' I" I*"* "H' fanihrt 1/ulVy Prttpmv Oivprru • Auiukidtiim und- mMnfUtnioHttnn Ijt - .'• ^ •.,: •• p,o.B05M • center, the sales office and model are at 1201 Ocean ave. (Rt. 36), open seven days 1 ' a week', and easily reached via Exits 117 or 105 of the Garden State Parkway. rrqulmi. Membership, fee* or* dvrfnird QMorirr/y Allimuchv. New JcraM 07820 and annually, mprrtflw-ly. Afnnbrrahlp In (he (201)852-9300 GRAND OPENING Almost three-quarters of the homes already are accounted for. Sell-out Is expected Panther VoWf Oil/ 4 Oiuntry Oub muil be SAVE10 ,o applied l<«, and upon apprtiwl nl tttcmtmihlp, later this year. — . ; . : membership./martauewti, •,'•.'• .. # DIRECTIONS: Use (ml route lo Interstate-Highway, 80 wctl> _Uf« « Jretibargrd Jot. rVjnlher Vallev-ouned trnnla any nuiiipmlna farilltin. ' ' ,. 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1 i M~*ii*i'Kfr.^y^Ayij$'\^li1ii\ .'.'.I'.r.i. .. V. ^.ihK^^U.^'rt*'.,^.!^.-..' ,,,'..'...1. fc. >*• «-•,-..' •.,. . ta.'.^ >.,.,• k. ^. •,. r u. \ . ~. .;. . * '" '-'l.wtS >*'' V,' ^. •C;%1 •..(.•. Middlesex dump site Ballet set 'Heaven' ~ ' • • Thursday, September U, •MWIM THtfHtATM qt Elmora SUBURBAN CALENDAR '-•-, ., OTMM •NTMTAINMINT The hlew Jerfey"B«llet Warren Beatty's • •DIION—'Company,' MADISON— Th» will present the second "Heaven Can Wait" will Stephen Sondhalm musical Diane Keoton heads performance In Its tomorrow at the Theater comedy, Fridays and •Mondays at-Paper-MUl Theater, . Sundays'7:» pirn. rhroooh' S4Graham'Se commpany, 1 series Monday, Sept. 24, Elizabeth, on a double bill CRAH JMonday,! p.m., wi—, - 8 p.m. at the Playhouse, at »:T» Playhouiti 5JI1M Oak Trt* ShakMpaart Faitlval, I Allen's'Manhattan with "Escape from P.m., Saturday* a) 7 and W road, 7UMU Unlvardty, V7-44tT . In a.letter to Gov. Brendan Byrne, Meadowlands Development MWburn. Sundiyi at "Oscar-winner • Diane trxy public Freeholder Thomas W: Long of Linden pl^n ijfllyw TTftlon fljlfy ' The un-gulng i JMttr, Sri0Wi/ w(w, joMpt, Abaldo, NIW VORK CITY-'Oanca Keston is starred with "The'Main Event" and HI South"av».","j7J.57S' Wednesdays through Alfresco. In Rockefeller has protested the redistribution of solid communities fromf Uits landfilUdfilll site*i . provide audiences Sundays, showing ttirouiouoh~ ' - Center/ dancing on an opan '• Yfwiy Allen in "Who Is Killing the Great Oct. 2t. Paper Mill airstageattheXkcOrfMhRm. ;• waste dumping for some Union County A Long-iponsored resolution on the "Manhattan," which ballet performances on a Chefs of Europe?" wilf Playhovs*, 374-45W w Building •lower plaia,. )»( ;• Municipalities from Hackensack subject is expected to be passed by the regular basis. New Jersey Avenue of the AmerlcM. opens'-tomorrow, at the end their run tonight at the' Movie SUMMIT—'Sldt by Sid* by through Sept. 14, 1J:»1:» Meadowlands sites in Kearny to Board of Freeholders tonight, Ballet Is, the resident Sondhalm.' through Oct. 5, p.m., (212) 4W-O0J Maplewood theater, and Elmora! 6:30 p.m., Tht Cralo Middlesex County without In his letter, Long noted that the company of the Paper Mill is'field over for another GONDOLA IN ST. MARKS SQUARE—James Bond "Heaven Can Wait,"- Thaatar, 6 Kent pi., TO-AHS establishment of resource recovery resolution seeks "recognition of the week at the Park theater; Playhouse, New Jersey's Oscar-nominee, is a new., Times UNION—'Snow White and tha faculties. State Theater. . • (Roger Moore) pilots hisi 'Bondola' (a gondola that Savan Dwarfs,' Saturday II pwid«»prj«d pwalo, adverse fiscal impact upon already, Roeelle_Eatk, on a double converts to a hovercraft) in 'Moonraker,' which Is version of the 1941 film, All.times listed are a.m. and Ip.m,, Sunday, l Ian orchestra prtttntt a He also noted that communities in the hard-pressed municipalities by For the first time, the p.m.. Keen Collage, Thaatar concert on .tht lawn, but with "Semi-Tough." held over another week at the Five Points Cinema, "Here Comes Mr. furnished by the theaters lor tha' Performing Arts, Sunday, 3 to 5 p.m.,' FrM- county that will be. forced to stop permitting the termination of the use of complete "Shostakovich Jordan." Beatty, who BELLEVUE (Upper admission 11.50, 527-W13 Publle Library, M Mountain •"TnU is the seventh time Union, and which opens tomorrow at Sanfbrd avenue, 374-4WC dumping in Kearny on Sept. 30 or Dec. landfUls, located in the Hackensack that Miss Keaton has Ballet Suite" will be Theater, Irvlngton, on a double bill with AAoore'i collaborated on the Montclair)—Last times 31 will be hit with financial burdens, stayed by Edward Viliella, Meadowlands sites." worked ^. with Allen. , 'The Great Train Robbery,' ' screenplay and directed it today: SUNBURN, 9:40; ' WMTFI •LD—YM-VWHA SWIMMING EXERCISE AIPS ASTHMATICS--ParTlc!pants In tht family asthma birthday party celebratlna- Long, assistant schools superintendent The freeholder, who is seeking artistic advisor to NJB, PLAYERS, 7:40; RICH A r* program blow ping pong balls across the water In the Indoor heated pool, at Previously, "she appeared •with Buck Henry, Is H» ««sond annlvtriary, UNITED WAY WEEK — The Eastern Union County Chambficlfif Commerce has in Linden, urged Byrne to sign Senate reelection with Freeholder Chairman wife him on the Broadway and "Reverberi," a jazz starred as a Rams football" KIDS, Fri., Mon.,. Tues., **• • — dinner and cocktails at the declared this.week as United Way of Eastern Union County Week. C. Alan Spaes, Bill S-3195 which would assure "an Everett C: Lattimore of Plalnfield and Children's Specialized ".Hospital. The exercise Is.one of many activities In the ballet^by Jay Norman. • Milt Hammer's .- Wed., Thur., 7:45, 9:45;MpNTCLAIR- •'- 'Director's home of a host & haittM/ stage in-"Play It Again, player, who 'is plucked Choice,' exhibition of then dancing and fancy left, of the United Jersey Bank accepts the official proclamation from Clifford M. orderly transition period from one program designed to help the children better control their breathing and lessen .•, Principal, dancers Sat., Sun., 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. desserts, guafh) will be able 'Freeholder Harold J. Seymour Jr. of Samr'i-then in the film DIANE KEATON ' from life prematurely painting!, from Sunday Peake, president of the Eastern Union County Chamber of Commerce. The method of solid-waste-disposal to the Impact of their asthma attacks. heading the~company are through October 21, open to attend Sellhot services Cranford, suggested that mayors the vemion. of "Sam," through a selestial goof-up ELMORA (Elizabeth)— Tuesday through Saturday afterwards, Saturday, s proclamation asks all citizens to "Increase their awareness and financial and another." In addition, he urged the "Interiors." Emilietta Ettlin, Nina p.m., call 233-5514 affected municipalities "arrange to "Sleeper," ''Love and Disc & Dqtav~ and returned to earth in Last times today: CHEFS 10a.m. to S p.m., Sunday 3 to moral support" for United Way agency'programs. rejection' of the' . Hackensack "Manhattan" reunites Bzorad, Mikl Nagata and Pick Of The U>s..The The soundtrack of the . S p.m., Wontclalr Art ' discuss with their governing bodies the Death,", "Annie. Hall" (for the body! of an OF EIJROPE, 7:30; MAIN Museum, 3 S, /Mountain ave.,' Allen with the same Kevin Stantee. , Original Soundtrack original film is considered : possible financial impact to their Hospital will present which; she won the unscrupulous multi- EVENT, 9:30; HEAVEN collaborative team that Additional information, Music from the Universal the forerunner of the pop taxpayers and budgets a termination of Academy Award) and the millionaire. •--••'. TAM U7ATT BVi NBWARK—'In Perspective: created the multi-award- may be obtained by Pictures film, "More music soundtrack that has i , ^ Landtcape ai Source.f the use of the HMDC sites...." present "Manhattan." She tAN WAlli m., u •WAN-CISCO winning "Annie Hall," Also starred are Julie Tues., Wed., Thur.,*7:3ijr " NJI'>, 1""i»y' ]\irou9h Sept. M, —Lattimore noted that the freeholders calling 376-4343. erican Graffiti" (MCA had so much success. The c < c « A.m ' College Center, for 1072 Rt. 22 West Merit, financial needs determine also starred in Allen's Christie, Jack Warden, Sun., objected to a shift of dumping patterns producer Charles H. Jpffei soundtrack to "More Sal., Sun 4:15 ttimei s and othe thr informatioIfti n Mountainside co-writer Marshall American. Graffiti" Dyan, Cannon, Charles ESCAPE FROM call 359-4243 .. from Hackensack to Middlesex County 1 The movie is the DANCINO "T,", •'• :Give to the Brickman, clnema- Grodin and Henry. • ALCATRAZ, Fri., Mon., because .it would not "materially A program designed' for'the . Providence road,* Mountainside. examination of America In follows that tradition. FRIDAY SrSATURDAV tographer Gordon Willis, Clint Eastwood heads Tues., Wed., Thur., 9:15; scholarship recipients at UC impact, the size, of waste dlsposar asthmatic child and his family is being ; The series* of educational and: the sixties as observed by TO MUSIC FROM THE production designer' Mel the cast of "Escape from Sat., Sun., 2:15, 6:14, 10.Music, dance facilities which the HMDC must still organized by Children's Specialized demonstration sessions, will give . _ -,-ican the original characters of ». 4O'» to the 7O'» ' p—wh(Lgets_them._how^ character. The amount usually covers average of 3.0 (In a 4.0 system) and who Bourne, executiye Alcatraz," a film, based' provide." r Hospital of Mountainside and the'parents and children information about i.'tjB .„, predecessor., 'Rich Kids' '-' Small Party Room Available^ many are available and what are the tuition. ; • has been involved in student actlvities- Cancer[Society producer Robert Grcenhut on the story of three men FIVE POINTS CINEMA IliVINGTON—Cultural •'; He said a redistribution of dumping Central New; Jersey Lung Association. the respiratory system, asthma "American Graffiti." The • Festival and Art Show, Call 2329755 amounts? ' The John firownell and Timothy during the first year at the college. medications, nutrition, chest physical (and of course. Allen's young "cruisers" of 1962 at Bellevue, who escaped -" from (Union)-MOONRAKER, theater, music/art and 2329848 ' Few realize now much is available in patterns also would cause "immediate dance, Sunday, civic Gardner scholarships go to two full- The Bess Tomasulo Fine Arts merit Eugene E. Rodgers of Mountainside, therapy, breathing and relaxation perennial co-star, have grown up and we see . "Rich Kids" opens an Alcatraz in 1962 and were . Thur-., Mon., Tues., Wed., Square, Irvlngton Center, ( AIL MAJOR CREDIT this financial aid category. At Union time students who are members of scholarship is' for.' a full-time .and unnecessary haulage cost vice-president of the association, said Keaton.) never found. Don Siegel Thur., 7:25, Fri., Sat.,call for times 372.1743 . CARDS ACCEPTED Increases to selected municipalities techniques. '.,' ,:" : ' V them/facing a new set of exclusive north Jersey College, Cranford, • numerous outside varsity inter-collegiate athletic teams'.' matriculating student who shows the goal of the program is better, The others heading the decisions' to make and engagement tomorrow at directed the picture. 7:25, 9:30 9:35; Sun., 3, ' within the county and will disrupt Conditioning exercises and. 1 scholarships can be utilized.to pay for They are based on financial need and promise, of outstanding performance in management of the child in the home, Both "Heaven" and 7115,9:30.. r existing waste management systems." recreational activities are held in the ' cast of "Manhattan"' dilemmas to solve. Seven the Bellevue. Theater, all or part of a college education, and are usually for $35/) per semester, one of the fine arts, and the Nicholas A. school and community setting. Upper Montclair. "Alcatraz" were • Chastnut Tavern 1 Rtttauraat Seymour explained that on Oct. l.the hospital's heated swimming pool and include Michael Murphy, of the stars of the original the college offers an additional 18 renewable each semester. Tomasulo Memorial Scholarships are photographed in color. LINDEN TWIN I-Last M* Owstnut St., Union AMPLE FREE PARKING day after certain communities will be The eight-session program will be/ physical therapy department under the Mariel Hemingway. Meryl film recreate their roles. "Sunburn" -and categories of scholarships annually, A merit scholarship awarded by the for two full-time matriculating students times today: PATRICK, Open Dally' barred from dumping in.Kearny, the' held every Thursday beginning Oct. 18" supervision of physical therapists and Streep and Ai»nc Byrne. Including Ron Howard, "Players" will end their according to Mrs. Betty Ehrgott, Business and Professional Women's who plan on entering a profession and run tonight at the 7:25, 9:25; FRISCO KID, ITIJ13O0 A.M" " . commissioner of the Department, of in the hospital from 7:30 to 9 p.m. hydrotherapists.' : ,,.-.. . , j- ^The picture, which also Cindy Williams, and Midnight director of financial aid. Club of Westfield, Inc., is for a full-time show outstanding promise. All three was directed by Allent was Candy Clark. One of the Bellevue. 'Frisco Kid'— Fri., Mon:r Tues,, Wed., PH. ft Sat. Environmental Protection will make a ' Geared for children 7 to 15, their Discussion, groups for the child and Til 1 A.M. The awarding of scholarships is matriculating female student. She must Tomasulo scholarships cover part of "Rich Kids,"" a comedy Thur., 7, 9:15; Sat., 2:30, . decision of solid waste disposal plan. parents and other interested family parents,, an • integral' part of the photographed in black and- single most important 4ue tomorrow Closed Tuesday generally based on merit, or on a be a Union County resident and a tuition. white. ''••".'• aspects for setting the filmed in New York, 4:50,7:15,9:30; Sun., 2:15, combination of merit and financial sophomore in the business or other Alumni Association Scholarships are "But this leaves private contractors members, applications may be program, will provide an opportunity to "The Frisco Kid," share experiences and feelings mood of the film is the concerns a pair of 12-year- 4:35, 7, 9:20. need. Scholarships are gifts of money professional curriculum. The amount awarded to part-time students. Iri and municipal and county officials in a obtained from the Central New Jersey old youngsters, who starring Gene Wilder, bind in that they will be unable to plan Lung Association! 1457 Raritan rd., associated with managing the music; the researchi of i which do not require repayment. usually covers a portion of tuition. addition, part-time students can obtain EG0ROV — innocent relationship is opens tomorrow at the LINDEN TWIN II—IN-, BETTY LIND for the health, welfare and safety of the Clark, 272-8876. ..'. asthmatic child. which started long before Garden State Scholarships (GSS) are Two merit scholarships for part-time scholarships Under the Sponsored Part- Russian pianist will make, their weapon .against a, Linden Twin I Theater and LAWS, Thur., Fri., Mon., "citizens of Union County because of the The program la limited to 15 families the production was filmed. DINER & RESTAURANT for full-time students who have been matriculating evening students are time category. These are for students The child must be referred to the initial appearance at fallout from their messed- the Strand Theater, Tues.; Wed., Thur., 7:30, lack of specific action by the state," and the evaluation process for All the top songs of the New Jersey residents for at least 12 awarded by Union College's Collegiate who have financial need and are program by the family physician and Kesri College, of .New up parents' divorces. ' Summit. "Patrick" ends 9:30; Sat., 2, 4, 6, 8, 10; OPEN 7 DAYS-24 HOURS Seymour said. , acceptance is lengthy. Area residents . years 'froth' i960 to 1967 Open Salad Bar With Luncheon A Dinner months prior to receiving the award Senate, the governing body for the; renewable, approved by a medical board headed by. Jersey, Union, Oct. 20, It The stellar cast includes its run tonight at the Sun., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, Dr. Margaret E. Symonds, medical interested' in participating should : : was announced by were gathered and the Linden Twin I, and SpeciaPlentl Businessmen'y of Fre« Parkins Luncs h and }who have demonstrated above- College's 3,080 part-time students. The Last year,. 339 scholarships were Trini Alvarado, Jeremy 9:45.. ••.•" . Herbert Golub, chairman' choices that appear In the 1932Plent E.y St f .Fr George Parkine Aveg . average academic achievement In high amount varies but can cover tuition awarded to Union' College.students. In director. at the hospital, New register as soon as. possible. z z;zL o^ Sath Sha Levy, Kathryn Walker and "Bread and Chocolate" of the music department. film and on the soundtrack and '.'Wlfemistress" end (Cor. of Park AVe.) school and on Scholastic Aptitude Tests plus other expenses, and is awarded to some cases, financial aid officers can Flower show John Tjithgow. Robert M. i Express1 1036 Stuyvesant Ave. UNION This will be the start of were carefully handpicked their run tonight at the LOST PICTURE SHOW J Master Charge LIN D E N ?25-2771Ami (SAT). The students must have students who have shown scholastic combine various forms of financial aid Young directed the movie, . (Union)-PEPPERMINT financial need and must matriculate in I j| the new concert series. to reflect the period with Strand. ability and have high moral character. into a "package" that enables them to dims to model Interim steps needed an emphasis on American which was filmed irt color. SODA.thur., Mon., Tues., a curriculum. At Union College, the The Christine Collins Memorial cover all the students' college In "The Frisco'Kid," Wed., Thur., 7:20, 9:20; CompleteBreaWastSpecialstl.19 scholarships can range to $500 per year 8 -WE HAVE IN STOCK WHAT YOU NEED artists and their music. Wilder portrays a Polish Scholarship goes to a full-time expenses. Such packages may be a loan Edison's work . The soundtrack contains Fri., 7:40, 9:35; Sat., 4, ' including coffee and are renewable based on continued matriculating student who has plus a scholarship, or work-study funds Picture Show Rabbi in the 1850s and his Complete Luncheon Specials $2.19 All the amazing inventions of Thomas 24 sdngs on a two-record 5:45,7:45, 9:45; Sun., 2:45, scholastic achievement and financial demonstrated academic excellence and plus a grant, or other combinations. E TO DECORATE YOUR HOME FOR FAU! misadventures as he Including loop, (.(., colt il»w endcoffM Alva Edison will.blossom when "the on waste, says set and includes "Season 4:50, 7, 9. • Dinner Specials $3.50 need. has served the college community. The offers 'Soda' crosses the United States The college conducts a series of in- '_ Light Fantastic" Flower Show comes to ••Of the Witch" performed . Including fsmoUsop«n salad bar from 3 to 10 P.M. Of the 18 kinds of Union College amount usually covers tuition. depth financial aid workshops each (KHclMn Tlwi' •Tailored Curtilw •••deprwite •'Peppermint. Soda," on horseback. Harrison ippatlur ind coffa*- T— - Middlesex County College on Saturday Freeholder Thomas W. Long said this Protection administrative public "eQiapes iTmib sTsbtacMhi eShomr CurtiiM iRodt by Donovan, "Strange MAPLE WOOD—Las'f scholarships, one of the major . A Faculty Scholarship is awarded to semester, for both .current and French film about two Ford is co-starred. ALWAYS OPEN-NEVER CLOSED and Sunday, Sept. 29 and 30, 1-8 p.m.... week that, no matter what solid waste information' meeting held in •Blukets eQuiHs •Rug> tHampm tEtc Brew" performed by times today: MORE All Baking Done on Premises categories is Trustee Scholarships. a full-time, non-terminal student with potential students, to explain such sisters growing up in The picture was plan is eventually adopted by Union.. . Hackensack. J..v;.'. '.'',.•'. ^„.._...... Gream, "Just tike a AMERICAN GRAFFITI, FREE SALAD BAR with entrees Eadh year the''College awards 15 two-- academic excellence-and promise and packages -and-to -help students-fill-out - "Prance during the early directed by Robert County, an interim technique must be ,.'• ,' "At the meeting,. I topk,to task the OHB PRICES ARE WWER THJIM 7,9: MANHATTAN, Fri., year scholarships to Union County high covers a portion of tuition. .'•'... aid application forms. For further Flower arrangements depicting such found until something permanent is , Hackensack Meadowlands MOST DEP'T. STORES' SALE PRICES Mon,, Tues., 7:15, 9; Sat., ECHOQUEEN —SchooLscniors .whoJwve achievedjiigh. information on scholarships,- loans inventions as the phonograph, ' the A merit scholarship is given to a full- - brought on line'. Development Commission's (HMDC) There The •3,4:45, 6:30, 8:15,10; Sun., academic records or who have excelled grants, or work-study programs, nickelodean, and the vote recorder will Lost Picture. Show, Union. OCEAN'S DEPTH DINER & RESTAURANT time matriculating sophomore who has "Whatever plan emerges, we'll still arbitrary decision to bar Union County Zomb es "96 Tears" 2,3:45,5:30,7:15,9. in a particular field and will be shown academic excellence and contact, the Union College Financial Aid highlight the show. Other arrangement 1 The movie, which was The greatest known KIT. 22 at MILL LANE MOUNTAINSIDE[-^ need a lead time of about four years," communities from dumping their . Question OLD RAHWAV-Last. matriculating. full-time. The Office, 276-2600, Ext. 229, or write Union categories include "A Spark of r directed by Diane Kurys, depth in the Pacific Ocean Alio»nlrir,c« on Mill Line from echo Like p«r* , |W character during the freshman year Long said. ' . ,•• ' garbage In the corporation's landfill and The Mysterians,'"Mr. times today: A SEXUAL scholarships cover the cost of tuition College, 1033 Springfield ave., Genius/' "Edison's Garden," "The stars Eleanore Klarwein is called the Mindano through the Margaret Hanson The freeholder, assistant'schools site in Kearny," said Long, a Democrat, Tambourine Man" ODYSSEY, 7, 10:10; I 233-1098 < and fees up.to $1,500 for two years. Scholarship Fund. It usually covers Cranford, 07016, Attention: Student Ohio Farm Boy," and "An American and Odile Michel. Deep—37,782 . feet.—CNS Original." Three categories', Gardening superintendent in Linden, made his seeking' reelection with Freeholders performed by The Byrds, SECRETS, 8:40; Trustee Scholarship recipients must tuition. Financial Aid Center. TUNNEL VISION, Fri., 7; maintain a high academic average Under,Lights, Herbs, and Evergreen 'comments after a recent state' Everett C. Lattimore and Harold J, "Like A Rolling Stone" Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarships Seymour Jr. , • performed by Bob Dylan, 9:25; Sat., 4:40, 7, 9:30; JOUY TROLLEY each semester. ..,••.. Identification, will be judged. Department of Environmental If YOU GET PERSONAL SERVICE * A URGE ARRAY OF PETER FACK-rActpr Is J are given to full-time students in and "I Fee' Like' I'm Sun., 4:15, 6 :40; '9:05; -^The show will be located in the K; STYLES TO PICK FROM AT THE CURTAIN BIN! _ co-starred with Alan WEEKEND SALOON- .-.••• - Another kind of Trustee Scholarship financial need who seek participation In Hikers, bikers Flidh" To Die Rag" T O DAY '8 AN OWE R Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur,, college center. It is being sponsored by Ark In In 'The In-Laws/ Steok tpeclalliei ar# featured in is available for part-time students. athletics and who have academic « performed by Country Joe CROSSWORD .8:40; SHAME OF THE These are for those who have financial Edison, Metchen, South Brunswick and M Jf You Mutt SJMcttl Order We WHI D» Our Bttt To G*t Yea which Is being, held over the up-tempo spirit of the authen- , , potential. Tuition, fees and possible 1,400,000 AMERICANS , ,and. "the Fish' who also JUNGLE, Fri., 8:15ti,c turn-of-the-esntury tatoon and - ) ttf hold events Terra ,Nova garden clubs, a.nd WRITING TO SELL 5 vQMJtikJjtjhjgiJ^JfjrOTijfly Ti>lnj CJi^)ft»t*r|i)ritlT)'7~"~ tor-another ;\yeek,'at'the.. ACROSS DOWN need and show academic progress. The related expenses are covered by these ; rettaurant. • ARE CURED OF CANCER Linden , Twln •'TWO' ' appear in the film. ' 10:40; Sat., 5:55, 8:20, amounts vary with funding availability. scholarships, . • cosponsored by the Division of •""' \J)ptn_Mon. • Fri. Ivtnln ' I Beach house 1 Arrive; Community Education at Middlesex CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS 11ts capital recover 10:40; Sun., 5:30, 7:55,411 NORTH AVE., WESTFIELD 232-1207" The American Association of over weekend A WRKSHO 6 The Arthur L. Johnson Memorial _ . college. -WORKSH6PJN ' URIga:abbr. towelled 10:20; Mon., Tues., Wed., University Women (AAUW) awards.a Scholarship goes to a full-time A BlacV, r^/. JS ,8wim Acfifig Studio 10 "Wulherlng J Upbraid Heights" star 4 "My Name Thur., 7;30; Sat,, Sun. one-year, full-tuition scholarship to a matriculatlngi-SQphomore-who-has—-Saiurdayjbjghlights...this._weekento_ -^The-title^TheUghtEantastic'JjisJnu WINDOW , .•. - vVVft-iWVV.v••• • 11 Parched matine.es: CASEY'S full-time matrftnilTStihg ~ferffale~~ -r-r—shown high—,-' academi- ••c accomplishment events sponsored by the Union County honor of Thomas A. Edison on the fall term set CHARLIE BROWlHI) FOR 6 THURSDAY EVENINGS, . Registration for the fall 12 Sahara SHADOW, 1:30; sophomore at Union College who is a during his freshman year. ; . Hiking Club. Participants will meet at occasion of the 100th anniversary of his sight? Enjoy qulal Intimate dining in resident of Union County. This student the Essex Toll PlaZa of the Garden IESINNINB SEPT. 27 FROM 7 to 9 P.M. term at New Jersey Public U Vetch rwiialQtc atmMptiere thot'i loftty New Jersey Bell presents two merit most well-known Invention, the light r PARK (Roselle Park)- must have attended Union College for State Parkway at 8:40 a.m., consolidate iulb. • : Theater's Studio of Acting 14 Cheese » Type oT lighted by Tiffany larnpt. Featuring need scholarships for full-time 15 Big house library MANHATTAN, Thur., choice tteaki and other houw ipeciai- her freshman year and must have cars and meet leader BUI Myles at the will be Oct. l and 2, at 118 matriculating, students who have The show is free and open to. the >OR RIOISTRATION INTORMAtlON.CALL keeper MHag' Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed., tint. ..•••' shown academip promise. junction of Rt. 32 and Angola road, ;' South, ave. E., Cranford. 11 Western already shown academic excellence. public. Further information regarding : 17 Hanoi thur', 9:15; Sat., 3:15, The Bristol-Myers Company awards The amount covers tuition. MountainviUe, N.Yv, at 10 a.m. This 1 the flower show is available from the ~' The average adult class holiday . • - .. • heavy,' 756-1181 65 STIRLING RD., WARREN TOM BOYTO•,1»7J UiwrN .a v. tthaplr 322-760e » 0 Is made up of executives, II Blondle's dog IS Moslem Jack- 6:45, 10:15; Sun.', 2:15, two merit financial need scholarships,; The professor Farris S. Swackhamer ' seven-mile hike through the Black Rock Division of Community Education at teachers, housewives, 11 Grecian prayer call 14 Hebrew 5:45,9:15; SEMI-TOUGH, one to a freshman, and one to a Scholarship-goes to a full-time student Forest includes a swim at the Suther- 548-6000, extension 350. -theaters ZtSUrl measure office—workers . and Thur., Fri., Mpn., Tues,, sophomore, .who have excellent' who has earned 27 or more credits and land Pond. ; 21 Antolne de trouble HOT old V7HATS YOUR B.EEf (II) students in addition to Wed., Thur., 7:30; Sat., scholastic records and high moral. attained a minimum grade point A six-mile Watchung ramble will be — Exupery| The ruttic iplrit remalni jn thit turn-oMhe- l:30 5, 8:25; Sun., 3:55, century maathouie beautifully converted held Saturday. Hikers will meet at 10 We believe our 'aspiring actors. H Scrawny r Halting vandals " The classes are MFIock 7:30. into a charming dining facility. Start off at a.m., at the Trailside Nature and trices are the H Urge on the aide butcher', counter and telect your structured toward Science Center .parking lot, Coles owest available. M Greek SANFORD(Irvington)- own cut of beef to be prepared to your f specifications. . . , • avenue and 'New Providence road, in seminar topic performing ' scenses and ' IsUnd SEWING — TAILORING We buy more...So Jl Add on Last times today: THE the Mountainside section of the Watch- Vandalism prevention will be the .characters from plays. FIFTH MUSKETTER, 9; - 254E. THIRD ST., PLAINHELD we pay less...So we Additional' information years .755-6661 '~ - [ Full Sewing Service —ung .Reservation.— :.'—_—--.. subject of a seminar to be held at 7:30 charge less. We . n Real estate SINBAD AND THE EYE m Repairs, Alterations, To CompleteWardrobes p.m. Wednesday in the freeholder ^.i.majr__.be«r-obtained--by deal OF THE TIGER, 7; _ Somerset bike ride participants will The acclaimed wolDod ip« t Mom-FrUO A.M. 4 P.M. -meeting room, Vnlon^County .'Atf*.- offer Ha ^ grep 1?r; -calling David Christopher 14 Algerian MOONRAKER, Fri., ——meeHeadeirMartin Frahme Sundajrat~ port daily houte (e»tenilve wiu Other Hours By Appointment selection...Soii we lion of clam, ihrlmp, lobitei 9:30 a.m. at the junction of Interstate . mlnlstration.buUdlngi EkzalWth^Z*H 15 Not -Mon., Tues,, Wed., thur., SEYMOURS Coordinated by Freeholder Edward sell more. And our -Include 9:10; Sat., Sun.-; 1, 5:15, apd many other dlihai) — ,287 and Weston Canal road, South "THANKS FOR with, III weathered noutico J. Slomkowski, the seminar will feature POINTS CINEMA N Jeremiad 9:30; GREAT TRAIN 5 Prlsce Slreei Elizatelk - Bound Brook, for this 24-mile ride Ht H llt -M Swelling J«or — hrlndl the tnllvet UNION e*.V9A'O/ ing IN air to Scotch Pldlnj ..' through rural Somerset County.,' Part- , Detective Donald Stumpf of the Bergen- SHOPPING M items ol ROBBEBYL Fri., Monl, (Corner of . iclpants are asked to bring lunch. This fleld Police Department andJSdward Tues.,. Wed., Thur., 7:10 2376HORTH AVE. Broad Street) - 353-9634" event will be cancelled in case of rain. Collison, principal of Bergenfleld's Sat., Sun., 3:15, 7:30. SCOTCH W.AINS • .Jack Driller _will jead'the Ramapo Hoover. Elementary .School. -.. .': ;, UNION CENTER" 233-3443 ramble Sunday. Hikers will meet at the " Stumpf trains, community-based STRAND (Summit)— Suffern New York police station at 9:10 teams throughout the state to plan and last times today: a.m, '.'... •.•'. .*•'-. ,.•' :''•'•! '•'•'.. '• .' , '' run prevention programs. WIFEMISTRESS, 7:15; WHAT'S YtXfB, BEEP (V) - Additional information can be ,, Following the talks, there Will be a USBD •"' CAftS DOH'T, BREAD AND Enjoy the noitolglc decor arid relaxing camal atrriolpher* 6f thil popular, obtained by calling the Union County question and answer session. All county , «Relmer'» Chili DIB...they lu»t-trade-away.! CHOCOLATE, ;% 9:15; .cSjrer;(er ever••; Sell yours with » low-cost Want iteqkhoute.' Entertainment 4eoti)red Department of Parks and Recreation, and municipal juvenile officers, police ' VERIF-Y YOU CAN Ad. Ca|l 684-7700.: FRISCO KID, Fri.,: 7:35, . . dowriitaln in the-Third Avenue Saloon. ' •, . . '352-8431-': •'.',•'. '.' :••..'• " '.'.' '.'..".; '.« ' commissioners '• and educators have BUY THE SAME 9:35; Sat., 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, 9:25; Sun., 2,4:15,6:40,9; For Fresh Quality Meats been urged to participate. Any citizen ^RAM RARITAN RD.fur. in A N. 3rd AVE. . PLUMIBRI ATTENTION I AD u ITS EIEF^ who woyld like to 'attend may call Mon.; Tues., Wed.,,Thur., 545-1778 HIGHLAND PARK . larvlctt to30,000 loc'ilfVmriii" i wliR' Wqiit :: PICTURE AT A Fr«ih WaM AIM. 6847700. Slomkowski-at 527-4100, •••v :i: r.V^] LOWER PRICE MAPLEWDOD 7, 9:15. AN Of WE'LL ^•••••••iCOUPON •-••••• REFUND T THE T^ aib^b»n-WtherT DIFFERENCEI UNION IHOP PROUDLf INTRODUCES ITS pf Twins and Triplets Oiib "will,hold its first meeting |..»;»);l, ;;/'; M ijt;^;l!*;he5.;";irtew(^se!iison,' I CWIU EXCHUfU . ;'' ' LEGSorWIHBS vednesday at 8;15 p.m. at Catholii We frame While You Wait the First National State [9 t) I B U Utti B BUY ANY OF OUR IELICIOUS FULL OOOISE ^.^nk^iJbntW^Nfcw CMILDKIN t)r.l)tl! 12 .S. 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.,„. •M-M.Oannn.it-UV'tn'jr—rr**-^?!—*-— '-T.lH.X ,«;... jmliJm.M Mt..M3.'M M-MZt ..f ,l( JtKttWKlMa" '. •• JTJ. 'gTpj n M it* — ^ <,-Thursday, Septernbtir \3, 1»79-' '.^' For bit Hems rw Ma Apartments fir teat IVIANI>ACTlfRING Y| OARAOB SALB, Sept. 15th, I SWIMMINO POOL • 4 ft, X U tt. erour Sprlngtitidoffice,»:jo •' a.m. • s p.m. 3S1 Foretl Drive, CHATHAM TOWNSHIP ' . SECURITUUARflS •TO All accetsorltt Included. LANDLORDS - ltlont I deyy t e weekeek,, colcolll for TYPIST lECPt; Union, near Five points, need Wntojlied liner. J years old. OPEN HOUSE TOWNLEY more room, sacrificing-many Colonial, e Rooms, Living Room Wt' ten help you rent metlontl , Sylvia Glaumon iit ou're In the spotlight, show I Io5 P.M. SUNDAY vacant aptt. to deelr, _._ good household Items, furniture, ONLY1LEPT ith Fireplace, Formal Dining appliances, collectibles, No '' "•' K 91tl t tenants. tcrttntd byg t1l4.S00toS13i.4B Kopm, eaHn Kitchen plus Rec early blrdt. No check*. Rein TVMIFI combination, 3 living Room with Lavatory, 3 carMofeulontli at no cott lo yovjj ar, I, home phone y, DROOM furniture, while " ' 31nd. • ' t a, 9 Room Colonials. room chain, buffet with tlldlng (Olrectlont) Springfield Ave. Oarage. StO'a tnlor cltlitns welcomed. wltn gold trim, chest, mirror, —-. R 9-1} It •IBRTUBMPPBLOSTBRTAO TIME REALTY PAYROLL CLERK Contact; • „ doort, call after 1 P.M. J99-3«7) New Providence, riant ~ chairir., naeoDoaraheadboard,, twiTwin box ISM Morrlt Av., Union ; DECAHANTY by jut antxlaUj UNION . : -' Reeller Attvaleartai 0654— m > mettrese. st WrooT- 40 yeare ol accumulation. Shop tANDLORDtPertonallTad—"»~ R •I -, ta CEMETERY PLOTS ; 29 16 94 tenlce. Selective referrals. No 7 toots, electric tawt, aluminum Hollywood Memorial Park. For C.H 686-7100 T. Pl.ct U U +DEMLIIIES: Tue.d.y Moon For Thur.d»T •TWrjto Moon forSumU doort S. windows, antique trunk, -M-t-ltrf. fee, Don Becker, .Agency . ffl.»nS Information call owner. 374M*9 Hpntmatts lot «aejt> 97 oforrod, Altractlve salery. UNION couple seeks responsible urnlture a, brlc-abrec, i Broker. * »•!]!•. .end. - working person to care for 1 yr. old, 9 Mdroom lets, couch chain, air IRVINOTON 11W< 748-5843 -~ ndltlent, Contect Clieilet A.M. to I R;M, Monday thru conditionei r S. nlrW lWf ^? t, OP" HHIORCITIZIN-I Friday. Rtftrencm 'required. -—TWOPAlMILY elevator buildinglldlnt , North Broad 0 u m a n, Assistant PROOR AM DIRECTOR *tt"by"isolvlng the vorktty'o? OaktandAve., cor. of Columbia, WB're getting our winter act Brc uperintendtnt, Union County Cell 944-4117 etter a P.M. Stember IS, seturday only, 9 together. Calf ut for skiing t. 3 Bedroom, Bath, Living Room St., near Hillside. Adults only. J '« No pen. October 1. 3515137. Oood typist, with aptitude for rector.will supervlte tenlor BANKING aJSlectrtcCo, Illieni meals on whttlt WAITRESS M-P HOUSB. 1019 Wealthy ft.. Consignments accepted. . Bedrooms, Bath, Living Room, Z9I6-97 1-2-3 BDRM5 ••— figures, to train In busy IM W. Clay *ve., Rostlle Park ,clayi,S}S.st>flnolield . SPORTS SWAPS INC. Kitchen and Dining Room on 2nd ELIZABETH lurchetlno department ol Inlrv. .Mor.!Sn program, handle ttall OARAOB SALB - 347 chapman Billion dollar First National State Bank of TELLERS Part Time Experienced * liqiHilopplV.Vmpleyer. (iSprlnglleld N.J. 07011 wrtonnel, prepare menus and H S-M-ls I) 17 No, 30th St., Ktnllworth Floor, Overtlied 4-car Oarage. In the Elmora l> Rahway Ava., INTE^BlTEp IN LEARNING NEW IKILLST Join us I N.J.'t largest malor pharmactutlcal personnel axptrttflc*. Tho h tltphona (3011374-4JO0. An ;t., Newark, (olf Sanford Ave.). Convenient to all transportation section 3nd floor In 3 family UHFURNISHEP " manufacturer..'. located In ire, 10-J p.m., *day weitk, diets, budgets, organize special Saturday a, SUnday, Sept. IS a, 0 ' 374 0550, New Jersey has immediate openings for the savings i. loan association It Florist helper wanttd, 55 days, equaqual opportunltyaflTfmatlve-opti ffiti ' recreational activities and other 'CARPHNTRV, matonry. K»14ft near Center.. house, Heat 6, hot water Evtn II you don't -have recent work experience btcautt you FULL* PART-TIME currently staking • senior Elliabetn. Congenial office FIORI'S*jfilON FLORIST, lfat K1O4-I Action employer. 14th,-10-5 P.M. Some antiques, supplied, modern 5 room FURNISHED; ' ttmotphere, good salary, and dutltt 11 assignment. SA In WAREHOUSE — - ; R 9^14-lt Jersey Wide Realty * following positions. have been a lull tlma homamakcr or lor othtr raaiom, wt Experience teller. Hours will bt part Morris Ave., Unjon. : — . K9-U-1 "utrltlon, homo economics or WHITB WBODINO OOWN, tile apartment. Security, adult Now taking appllcailonisl'-Fully bentflts. Call 537 tlM, txt, «. R9-1e-l GLAZIERS ^* Realtor 1*71960 family preferred. Seen only bv would like to talk to you about opportunltlM with our growing tlmt, W hours per wtek, In combined socltl work - nutrition PERSONNEt 5, vtll Included. Call 494-3031 T. * : -. Z 914-94 decorated, air cond., all wltt company. Wt wllj.traln you lor a variety ol loot. Stop In at: preferred, but' will our Cranford office. 3 plus RMt-l ^WirWm 411-ANd. WoodAve. MALE-FEMALE OARAOB SALB-SeturcJeY, Sept. appt. 353 7083 Z 9 13 97 {239 PER WEEK . course work. Have et leatt 3 CBMBTBRV. PLpTSRotedale 15th, 9 5 p.m. 1014 Warren >ye., decks, wall ovent, pool, Itundr- We offer an excellent starting salary and years previous experience . DRIVED R Lldn itJ-iroi'V the executive secretary with tart experience managing lit,3nd4,3rd SHIFTS •"•""•"• - HAH IRVIHOTON f ecllltles. Convenient N.Y.C, but train. Join us! NJ.'jg desirable. Applicant - must CLERK TYPISTS Memorial Park, Linden,- Oood Union, Toys, baby Items, mite IRVINOTON — 3 room OSEuLeARKNJ Mature, good typist. Some Experltncttdd lor parceparl vanvan, , He right background, i day «'•" tliency food proe?am, FULL TIMEPBRMANENT Oardent, 4 gravtt, S VARD SALB -10-5 P.M., big 8. tralnt. For appt. call. ' benefits package. ,. bo available lor 3 weeks lull local deliveriesdeliveri , mutttt havh e valid wtenek In attractive Irvlngton PART TIME? AM-3PM Shepherd household goods. . S39.900 apartment, heat I. hot water largest Savings £v h •enlor cltlunt food program, or 341-3331 VStoly of merchandise in good time training. Salary mowledge of figures. Vary H.I. driver's license, call *U olllce. lull benefit Returning Momemakers burials, *y owner, R 9-16-f-a tupplled, applications now being OR CALL BRAD DOTY AT JU^MO Interesting work In rtal estate lili*a> lull ^luiulll ' ______other selmllar social egertcy K9-13-I-S 'cwdnioni Stpt. 15th.. .33s Back lo school bargain—must Rt-lJ-1 Loan Association commensurate . with a7»,,,,rSPM Kennel Attendant .''- experied rograms. Submit retumt to OARAOB SALB-3 dinettes, gas see this well kept Colonial with a accepted. See Supt. 493 539-6«31 experience.' If Interested management. Parmanant range, crib, 10 speed- bike, Washington Avt., Union. Rain large Living Room 8. Dining Stuyvetanl Ave., Irvlnoion - ZT, currently has wtltlon lor qualified person, 35 GUARDS run or part time. »eneflt»."- loyce . Motley, executive drapes, curtains, tpreadt, bar : SECRETARIES pleato contact! Apply Summit Dog fc-Can't*-, Rouen Boyd, vi'im. Irtctor UTCAO, Farrlngton St" CfMITIRY PLOTS •"•'• S*"'' "•• I- R9 13-1. Room, 4 Bedrooms; close to St. Z 9 1397 lour week, txctlltnf working •ARLV MORNINQ) WORK stools, furniture, bedroom, mini Paul't. School. Open .to. pliers. openings for full & -lospftal, -M P.M. Telephone""- R9141 ifVauxhall Rd., VauxhairNJ. IRVINOTON- 3" Room ROSELLE PARK (At least 1 years' experience, shorthand a Ms. Dell'Olio, conditions, Blue Cross tVBlut 3 A.M.-7:J0 A.M. ' : LOAOER? dryer, exerciser, books, YARD SALBSepttmber 15 8.Owner anxious.' ' . * ptrltnet In th» ujt of.373-7300 . , ' ... : nnywooo jpmrai itcturet, much clothing, brlca- loth; 9-4 P.M. eio No. Michigan aptrlmont available Oct. 1. part time Tellers in s and a valid New Jersey PMARMACV CLBRK lor oil 1 APPLY Iff PERSON TO: must) •__•.•'• WESTTIELD SPRINGFIELD SUMMIT 355-3300, Ext. 239. Established morning newspaper - — • -Kt-U-I Otthstmant Oardent irac. 337 Grocery Ave., atAV..,K.nllwor.h,, Heat 8. hot wattr supplied. S38S. drivers license. (Mustb(Mus t able „ tuburben •round, work In drug store. SUPERMARKET SERVICES Mausoleums, Stuy. Av., Union StHyvesant Realty its Summit & New routes art available In local MODR Experienced onlyl Full time, or Lawrtnct Ave., Between So. Well kept gtrden. No7pots-or. to drive-4-speed slllftllft) office"" tttks 1401W. Edgar Rd.. Linden tM-4300 Office: 1500 Stuy AVt. Orange Ave. 8, Northfleld, w. SCOTCH PLAINS MOUNTAINSIDE CLERK TYPIST areas to reliable people ymh KEYPUNCH inrlnafle port time schedule lor students. Oil T H O R A Nl B.- tt. 1 behind (Them "Mfo. plant) 944944-A480A . ' child. Relerences required. 373- Spacious Providence office.- Good at figures to learn billing can. will htlp suppitment your MAPLBWOOD • • ... - '. • Union. . , Orange. Sept- 15 «. 14th>-tat. 8, 4554. • , ibSEws CoU-lor tpp): Mr. DUbrow, 371- 7- K9I6-1 1 toals t Mtrtno IS Z 9-14-94 SENIOR CLERK-TYPIST Appllcahts must be tor Greeting Card publisher. prtftjit Incorna. Exctl benefits package I OPERATOR Elementary- School Lunchroom : : - — * " .•' KT-P sun., 10 4 P.M. Part time ' Permanent position. Company working conditions. Aides.- Up to 1- hours per day., K9-I4I-I LINDEN Apartments (At least 1 years' experience, 40 - 50 WPM) available for 2 weeks paid Medical, Surgical and Lilt • CALLI77-40S3 ,y 7ommtnturate with all 745 &», ext. 355, between Wtreheusework Temp, lobe CHATHAM TOWNJHIP, .11 17 It. HI Liner Runabout a. IRVINOTON—4 large room 5 A.M. to 7 A.M. tasuranco. Apply" PRAVBSSI • K 9-33-1 "-•-" «6me In <6f an interview r.,..V;cel!»»-*M-*eekdeyt,7 30 A.M. tv irMP.M. Perndele Rd., redecorating, OARAOB SALB September 15, trailer. Mutt sell. Can be teen 2FAMILY apartment, recently decorated; £uU time trainings GREETING CARD CO., II v ..I'Jertonoel Department,. NEEDWORKNOW -Selling 13 wood cabinet!, doors, • SP.M- ;.- : ... 'tV'-f -i PROFESSIONAL seeks —; 1 — Kf-M-1 10 A.M. to i P.M. Clothing, .901 Stuyvesant Ave., Union. Newly listed; (3) 5 Room near buses SJ shopping. Supply TBtion-PlactrSprinelleldrNnlr- BARLYMORNiNO WORK SH" n Jtll1j We_Med_rnjter|el_hapd|trjj.*. colonial .corner cupboard, 5 lass,- miscellaneous. 1495 apartments; separate heating in Garden I. COLLECTORS Supervise tmtll group ol newspaper carrlert In one ol tht Hours will be , 5 A.M. 10 7; JO A.M. ItrdralipllinteiTturnltureTilui FIHST1ERSEY APPBOX27S.M. :hlld, with light.housekeeping, iTBADY-full time-worker for warehouw peoplefor temporary "»r units, 3 car garage: Set onto x above towns. Salary I* car oxpentet. Parlodlc Incrtasat. flexible, minimum liC'Y.MUFBBPD. Ive In SW Jays, short Hllrs, obi In Middlesex s, Union 10 labltt, Useful Interesting 100 lot. Asking mid ISO's. Permanent. - - ' ., ' :andy factory. Must be lest s, household Ittms. BROWSINS / porch, 3nd door), cor (Minimum 1 years' experience with bank, CLERK-TYPIST Deliver bundles of. newspapers PART TIME HRS. irlvate room «, bath, references landy with their hands. Apply In Counties. Must have car. Apply 7 Setting starting salary $3,40 now, Mon, thru Frl.. 9 A.M.- WELCOMEDI SEPT, 13, 14, IS, OARAOB SALB September IS, stuyvestnt Av. Immediate opening,for an to carriers and-or. .deliver NATIONAL BANK •equlred, call office day or erton. SLIM-TIME 14th,, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M., 455 16 BEEKMAN REALTY finance company or credit card collection CALL379*4l7JdtVS, ambitious person who onloyt newspaper routes that art 6PM-MIDNIGHT HOVIITUP tvenlhg, 374 4SO0. SP.M. South olf Oardep state 9I30A.M- ' *'<*> PM. (From Rt. r-Z- : Z 9-33-97 per hour & depending RODUCTS J09E. "Elizabeth Mountain Ave., Springfield. No eXPKRIBNCBD tlcenied doej. .487 SW) ora77-4053evel. meeting i. working with sties temporarily without/regular ,'•: 2 Montgomery St, if vou gat the best raises and T^ — • . R 9-9-1 exit 131. No tees. 34 Meln St., Chatham, taka IRVINOTON-Avallable Sept. Air Conditioned K 9-14-1 10AM-4PM Av., Linden • Falrmount Ave. lo light, tun early birds. . groomer. grooming In your -. 1^ — Z 914 94 ISth, 5 Room .'apartment, 1st on experience. people through heavy phone carrier*. - Car necewry. No our kekeypuncy h Syittm h>.i steady protnptlorw-ttay. where : -.- ' K9'14'fs contact, Exciting, busy young collecting * .no. carrier! to jersey City, N;J. K9-13-1 right on Watchung Ave, home or mine. Love & affection floor, heat (*• hot water supplied. TELLERS , BOOKKEEPER INFOREX-"an, d we'rwere looking-looking . vou are. If nofr-we'll help you RBALBSTATB ACTION TEMPS MADISON If Interested, please upcoming real estate company; supervise. Salary plot .gat An equal oppty. employeR 7-)r J3 Ferndale l.B miles ahead.- given. Alto grooming of all petti Adults preferred, Rent ills + 3'i Rms. $325 ;!; 7)3l for an operator with previous'" find a real luture where your Experienced-Inexperienced. 90Hwy.37, '.. . . 494^555 OIOANTIC OARAOB * YARD No tranqullliart given. 373-2756. (Minimum 1 years' experience)* -^ with . modern olllcti, In very ixpentt.earnlTSOjnonmiy plus ikUls coulcl movt you up to )ur network affiliated offices K9-)3-f| security. Call supt., 3730473 or GeneralQfflceWorki HANDY MAN-M-F, Maturt, ALPHA NUMERIC experienced' Jrtiere you belong and keep you Netr Metro Ptrk, B.O.H. SALE - 1334 Barbara Ave., ———— R9-16-16 t)wner's Open House ' 5 Rms $375 contact: pleasant Irlendly atmosphere' car allowance; lend-nemt, mutt be experienced for general We offer e good hourly rote and" ire now the hlgriost paying In Stock Person COLONIAL BBOROOM SBT from 4 4 PM, 9334513. FULLTIME PART TIME'S 'ermaneht ' position In small Located where Union, address, phone number 1 type mivln'. Call Carol or Susan, Hi- • K 10-7- Union, Saturday, Sept. 15th, 9-5 < SPACIOUS9 ROOM SPLIT all around Work In large garden shift differential. Potltloni lew Jersey. The. average WomeVi «ppar«l tptclalty pieces, full bed, dresse Rain or shine, FREE PUPPIES-TWO 9 week* Sunday, Sept. 14, 1-5 P.M., 10 Z9 13 97 HIOH RATES NO FEE Ms, Dell'Olio . fflct tor person with Mapltwood, * Mlllburn meets, of car to *i\wett P.O7BOK iS. lion; u«ki part time, h«lp, PLEASE APPLY ANY WEEKDAY . ;kttplng and gentral office apartment development, steady available at oun ' « an .-• .; '•• .•- •.„ ••-• .. .' -. nllllon dollar sales associate with landscape mirror, 1 nlte -.—*—~ 'K9-14-IS oldj part Labrador, part Scotch Hunter Dr., (near Florham .3-9-13-97 Pull dining room, la Many opportunities for growth. Newark, NJ. 07101. work-lias wttk. Apply Mr. '•'ns approximately S30.000- Some ht>avy work Involvtd. table. Good condition, 354-0154 Terrier; call between 4:308.4:30 IRVINOTON.UPPER 3 large TEMPORARY JOBS 355-3300, Ext. 239 irltnct. 33 - « hours. Call Call today for an Interview. Ask B«n«fl1t Include' good ttartlng WAREHOUSE WORKER Park, off Greenwood Av.), kltchtn that [ 9:00 < 11:00 A.M. TYPIST .... Palttrton, J77-.OJJ. K9141 Kolenovlc, Apt. 3D, West Colfax •35,000 per year, our million K 9-14-1 HEALTH POODS. Wt carry lull P.M. 332-964B. Owner asking 1139,900. for rooms, heat 8, hot- water accommodate your o tor Donna at North Realty. 944- Kay stat associates lollar associate partners earn salary, ctothlno dlicount, etc, 0ll tlmt, automotive parts . R9*.3-lo 'Supplied, nice location, near lor QUALITV AUTOMOTIVE CO. . "BL1CTRICAL" , Ave., Rosalie Park,245-T»M OPERATlbNS''.'••—. lint ntturtl foodt, homy tilt appointment call 377-3431 or 377- clothet watlter K dryar. • _ l:30-3:30P.M. 73WMorrl«Ave.,Vnlon,N.J. pproxlmately U0.000170,000 "*(taw apply In perton at thestockroom, picking, packing, CONTENTSSALE transportation, no ' pots, "INSTANT WORK" 3S summit Av., Summit, NJ. AsStmbly work-wirinwiring * K1 r itor«r. . ' •'..'. receiving S> shippings Must have Gorgeous Union home. 109! love seat, pair ol appraisal. 7340957 any time. Bedrooms, Living room ' with thru Friday or send resume to COLLBOB STUDENT or working .conditions. Call, 333- Tioney s. are willing to pu'.torth Warehouse Worker Stuyvesant Ave. You will enloy premltei. KEYPUNCH Equal oppty. employer mature woman with J for a large dally newtpaper, No pull-up chairs, glass table, pair HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY 3 — — • RI1I517 new carpeting, large eat-In living In this safe, conveniently Ttmporary Hurt 8, long and accurate. 'P.O. Box Ml, Union, N.J.J 07063 ELECTRICIAN rl cerrlert In an ivenlngi. <4 ptr Hour 9917337 or PC. truitwood dining room set permitted. Located on hill, near schools, buses, trains 8, stores, COLFAX MANOR positions. equipment. Modern — :— KHH onlldenllal Interview.'- magnificent custom kin ptr loo lbs., newsprps,, .75 per '••' between 11, AM 8. ! PM- National : r- ' R9-I3-I, electrical tree near your home. Must have "'•7373. roadway. UOO for both. Call 333 • 00 Ibs.ltled bundles free ol principals only. Immediate building, comfortable BOOKKIIPIR ASIISTANT o bedroom set, Hollywood sofas, W. • Colfax Ave. W., Head Start Director Sood car 8. tike working with r^ R 9-W-l 8433. foreign materials) No. 1 copper: occupancy. Upper SSO's. 376- '* 9 working conditions. \ Part Ilmt. Flexible hours, tome COLLRORSTUDENT Under direction ol executive Mldlantic National Banka — ...-..<« Barn $350 lounge chair, beds, dressers, State Pay Day Every Friday TELLERS experlenct. Ideal for housewife. young people CRESTVIEW CLERICAL desk, cabinets, freeier, .55 ctntt ptr Ib. Brttt .34 per Ib. At Roselle Ave., W. Wanted lor part tlmt stock dlrectorvwlll be responsible lor BMVli allowance. rtgt, .01 ptr Ib. Lead Si ™L . Z9.13.96 IRVINOTON—4 8. 5 nlc« large Stand-by Personnel Call Mr/Hamrock L EXPERIENCED KUHNBN TRAVIL AOINCV. work. Mutt be reliable, montniy pluteer . TELLERS exercycle, baby chests, sets of AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M-F Ntw Jtrsty't • largest dally management of UTCAO't Send ntme, addr phone OF AMERICA Full time ' 8. part time File Clerk HOUSECONTENTS batteries; we also buy comp, rooms; vacant; convenient; Roselle Park forapp't. V ' «B7«74). . personable, trustworthy, Apply Head Start program aV carrying CRESTVIEW REALTOR dishesf stemware, flatware, TiMP • P!RM. savings «. loan association Is MACHINE OPERATORS opportunities for'Individuals color TV, linens, . books Saturday. & Sunday, September print outs 8, Tab cards. Also OCEAN COUNTY—Write for Inquire 741 Lyons Ave. 373 0913 currently seeking —T— — R9I41 In persont , - out UTCAO't policies It those set 9t7 Rarltan Rd. .CLARK with, previous teller or cashier Medical Records 15, l«h. 9-5 P.M. handle paper drives for scout Free multi-page photo-llstlngs or 374-3083. ;, yoApeqRp,,. forth In the Head start bookshelves, accordion, furs, 437 chetfnut St., Union 688-nOOExt.4i\ Individuals to function as BOOKKIEPBR-PARTTIMI W. KODAK JEWELERS - . PoweR.RRBSs, .,. Olf Ices Individually owned. experience. Roselle Park designer clothing & much more, NO CHECKS troops 8, civic assoc, A&P magailna, Oceen County Home Z 9-33-97 Res. Mgr., 26-7963 1001 Stuyvesant Ave., Union . so. Wood Ava., Linden, tl, J. performance standards., will K 9-13-1 10a.m.-8p.m. PAPER STOCK :o., 48-54 So. relief tellers lor our Union West Orange area; retail . I.D.O.D,ORINDER , , ,. location. Excellent company Wt are seeking an Individual Don't miss this fabulous salel .22 Yale Torr., Linden' Buyers Guide, 3517 Hwy. 35, > R.914-1 -* 964-7717 County branchtt,'. Wt art ' R9-14-1 equal oppty. employer M-l> supervise dally Head Start sites, paid benellts. '. Salary 30th St., Irvlngton, (Prlctt subl. Manasquan, N.J. 08736. IRVINOTON-Attractive large experience prtlerred. Call 4»7- personnel, - assist i. monitor C6NTERLE5SORINDER J. with solid employment record Conducted by: Directions: st, Georgei Ave. to Eraployraent Opportunity InDtlRayBldg. ofltrlng an excellent 1400 lor appointment, —rs . ., . '. Rt-14-1 HEATTREATBR ' ••'• REAL ESTATES SALES commonsurate with experience, orchard to Yale Terr. to change). 374-1750. •—,. • Z 9-14-94 3 room apartment. Available ROSELLE PARK WiSpeclillie In people Head Start delegate agency, NURSERY' SCHOOL Previous medical records ILISTINGSWANTEOI . starting salary, stipend, --— RMa-1 1 lull time or part time dtys, top • ASSISTANT-Houri7 A.M. 10 You're Invited to check with ut Call Ms. Sensible between 9-4 a experience helpful, will train Frultwood French Provlncla October 1. S335 Includes heat. REAL ESTATE graveling eKptnsts & a full COMPUTER TECHNICIAN prepare budget' i work; wltn 34S 7113. Equal Oppty EDITH & GRETA 371-3733. IWE HAVE BUYERSII mmmmmmma^K 9-li-i I Electronic Assembler committee,, B.A. degree In wagW, full benefits. , ' A.M., 5 dtyt per week. Contact about a possible career In the right Individual. Competitive dining room, 6 Chain with CASH IMMEDIATELY ROSELLE PARK Available With rangt of benefit!. These are 913f SALESPEOPLE BOYI-OIRLJ Part time. Mutt be axptrltncad either social', .work early HUDSON MI=O. CORP. "- . wtCtrtNyrtery^chool, Interesting end rewarding world Employer M-F. . .- salary, excellent benefits • R needlepoint,seats, breaklront & For all your old gold, diamonds, __ Z-10-7-97 growth potential positions In both P.C. construction and 1JB. Willow St., Mlllburn • server, walnut carved door etc. Highest prices paid: 10 IRVINOTON . New or experienced 13 • \J LABORATORY childhood education', public Llndsn- of Real estate, No obligation on Contact -the Personne Geo. PATON Assoc. that require 3 ytars hand wiring. Call lor Interview. ' V0 y6ur part or ours. We are the Department, after 9:30 a.m. CONTENTSSALE cabinet, iofai, 4, foot square percent bonus to senior cltlions. 3 LARGE ROOMS, Bath, htat 8, previous teller experlenct. career opportunity In the fait business administration, urban 11 IB MAGIE AVE., BOYLE Earn extra cash (. prlias. Early paced Laboratory Data M4«733 planning or related discipline; 3 argest seller of hornet I 533-3341. black marble top cocktail table, Elmora' Jeweler's, 154 Elmora hot water supplied. S205 month Realtors-Mortgagors-lnsurors For additional Information , R-9-161 suburban Essex and' net TELLER ELIZABETH (olf Elmora Ave.! library steps, corner Irultwood ' Ave., Elliabelh, 353-5183; eves. GALLERY OF HOMES plus IVI months security. Position MARK THE DATE: morning newspaper routes ar~ e' Processing department ol New years , experience) In FRIDAY «. SATURDAY. 10:30 414 Chestnut St., Roselle Park please contact jersey's , finest hospital. qualified associates lo htlp our Full time poiltlon In Ken 11 worth Overlook table & other tables, chairs, 374-4953. Wo also make house Available Octrl. Call 374-1914 341-8484 available 'In .your own area. PULL* PARTTIM1 administration a, direction of OCCUPATIONAL office. Training available for 4:30' P.M. Magnlllcen oxecutlve desk & chair, 2 FAMILY-!!/ Male 8, female lull and part time. Day and night shifts Weekends 8. holidays, 10 a.m. - 4 CASHIBRS-STOCK CLERKS head start, prtschool i, other continued expansion. Complete calls. Featuring 3 SL 5 ' Room between I * 3, or 7 til 9. I 9 14 97 ' MV Dell'Olio, tales training provided, Ctll.BII pertonable Individual who Hospital. mahogany secretary- secretarial desk 8. chair, black — K 9-14-17 :—• z 9:14-97 positions available. Flexible hours to meet your needs; No Open For: EPTEMBER 24TH J!JJ>(K), Bxt.IH. CALL 17741)53 P.M. CRT experience preferred. Male-female, Apply: - •octal service programs. .',,, breakfront, with crown < glass, Apartments with modern THERAPIST Brennan. 4473SS3, managtr of en|oyi working with the public 193 Morris Ave., Summit, N J, recllner, lampt) plants, experience neceuary uniforms furnished. Start' the Boylt Sales Medical terminology helpful. HAMILTON WINfc a, LIQUOR mahogany master bedroom wltr, UbkMAN Kitchens 8, Baths, carpeting, oil IRVINOTON —4 Room Training Program. 75 years Typing ability essential. Lame progresslve'.teachlng our local ofllct . In. pltaiant lurroundlhgi. pictures, marble & brass tables; Must be available throughout me fall, Apply In person to 3331 Route' 33, Union, West Excellent fringe benefl Employer M-F Equal Oppt' double bed, lovely frultwooc cedar chest, English silver tea BEER STEINS heat, Garage, 33 X 100 lotApartment. , hoat & hot water ( TOP TREE CLIMBER ol real estate experience has Excellent benefits. Conttct Forward, resume to R. Motley, hospital In Northern N!J. seeks tS3,9O0l Call 353-4100. manager between,3-5.pm or 7-9 pm. . bound, next to,pean's carpets. Director,: UTCAO, Parrlnoton package. Call for appointment - R9-14 dinette set, sectional sofa, pull servJce, Cloisonne, crystal WANTED supplied, S335 month, 1 month iroven that training Is CITY CABDRIVBRIWANTBD personnel Dept, after B:30 A.M., reglsttrtd occupatlona up chairs, tables, lamps, crysta 4134747 THE BOYLE CO. security. Oct. lit. Call 374S35S. 5333341 St. 8. Vauxhall.Rd,, Vauxhall therapist to work In general stemware, Bavarian china, ^WANT ADS AS GOOD PAY fmportant lor your success IRVINOTONAREA, , ; Si brass chandelier, color 8, D-W ——, mn.4-17 ' Realtors Z 9-14-97 N.J.'070»l., . ... i - medicine and surgical setting as r'HE DEGNAN COMPAN (service (or 13), silver, GInert 2650 U.S.RT. 22, UNION & high earnings. • 3735757 GAL FRIDAY 643-0265 Erep«oyiiiarit>Vai»t»d TV,, 7 refrlgorafors, Maytag domltasse sot, Lenox, tools, 540 North Av., Elli.-Union Line IRVINOTON —5' Roo*Wm pltase turn page... / « CALL NOW FOR A TOUR — : —— R 914t Sales office. In Springfield hat Senior Therapist. A minimum ol dryer, air conditioner, law $ INSTANT CASH $ — ^-r— Z 9-16-96 OVERLOOK 1 years experience mutt Include, REALTORS kitchen set, linens, kitchen stu(l< Apartment, for middle aged /* 1353 Stuyvesant Ave., Union SCHMIEDE TREE OF OUR SPECIALLY diversified potltloni requiring 5» Main St. Mlllburn, N.. ROPICIRNT TYPIST WILL mower, kitchen set, desks, amethyst glass, owls, bed, lor antiques, brlc;a-brac 8, oood couple only, no pets, supply own •R 9-l4-l/ • DESIGNED BOYLE CLBANINO WOMAN • Monday, typing, ' lit* sleno-Norelco Housekeeping Dept. tome ttudtnt supervision and MOHAWK SAVINGS 10 TYPING (ALL SORTS) AT books, bookcases, file cabinet! used furniture; also trains, old. SETWiW "administrative responsibilities, « 93-30- clothlno, mirrors, shelvos, bow SPRINGFIELD heat. X340 month. 373-3349.. EXPERT CO. ii No Wed. VFrlday mornings; 9:30 < HOSPITAL transcription .(• knowledge of Position In-home- tor 'retired IOME. CALL 935-3SS/ Quality clothing for men, brlc-i & arrows, wooden lawyer sighs, autos, old toys. Ono pc. or ontlre ——;— Z 9-14-97 13:30 P.M. Call 38V15O0, Mrs. office procedure. Call Mt. Eerl, map; In Meplewood, $ day week Excellent benefits, competitive brae, and much misc. All pr,lcec housoful, 374-4B39. BEST IN TOWN TW " Svaia: 193 Morris Ave, • ' CHUCKERS selsrv, 'Call Karen , Fastow REAL ESTATE SALES & LOAN ASSOCIATION NYTIME 1urs plus hundreds of assorted AIDS EQUIPMENT. MEET Sllftr, Must havt own Summit, N.J. ' 379-7990 Including some weekends. Call Vary active Union Co. office. ' HA.-3O-: right to sell quickly. No check Items. Don't miss this sale. K10-M7 Attractive 4 OR split, on B0 ft. IRVINOTON-UPPBR 76^-4241 . •' , ' ,' V , •'/.. , Sltgal at 5M-J347. >' . Equal Oppty. Employtr M-F 4 rooms, 3rd, door, heat & hot Fanwood.N.J. OUR GALLERY OF BANKING transportation, Equal opply. employer K9131 Members ol Realty' Board a, Sale conducted by Conduclod by lot. Ground lloor Rec. Room, NURSING CAREERS HOMES CERTIFIED i K9141 R9-lo-' TYFINODONB LIONEL TRAINS lavatory and screened porch. water supplied, S335. adults, no Part llmefull time teller, union BXPBRlaNCID SevERAL EXCELLENT MLS tytttm. Recently lolntd INMYHOME 322-9109 TRAINER. FIND OUT County based savings «. loan h, LILLIAN SMITH IMMEDIATE CASH Gas heat and central air. phone pets, security. 375-O3S0. Memorial Otntral Hospital It building now to meet tha ABOUT OUR INTENSIVE ' HOUSRKBBPBR, OPPORTUNITIES ON NIGHT OVERLOOK Century 31 National Real Estate COLLEGE STUDENTS, BEAJACOBS Topprtcotpald.4 Z-91497 Immtdlatt. opening - l< CLERICAL DENTAL ASSISTANT. Live In, elderly couple, Organization. Licensed or being .. K-9-J4-I- Realtor today. challtngH ol tht 80's and 90's. By next ytar, your suburban BOYLE TRAINING INSTRUMENT MECHANIC SHIFT REQUIRING FULL BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL. R 9 16 Is Individual with: previous teli diversified office work, full chalrilde, lull time, 4'/j days, no Cranlprd, own room V bath, SETUP EXPERIENCE ON licensed (4) full time agents (HELLERS DEALERS WANTED, S, IRVINOTON—5 Room newly V&ESALES community ttachlng hotpltal will doublt Its physical size and PROGRAM STARTING time, for growing distributor evenings. Sprlnglleld oil Ice. Will Mutt have I yeere experience In (H ft REASONABLE RATES. IBM HOUS6SALESa1urd.lv & ORIENTAL RUOS .WIILbe-provldlnO-quallty-patlenl-care .on-live-new or_ or cash i «rlence lor 3 oi rfectnectfttary453742 N.C. CHUCKING MACHINES. HOSPITAL needed. Excellent Century 31 You handle US all day, but an SELECTRIC 3 TYPEWRITER. Genevlevo's Home Schoo Remlinger 376-3319 decorated 1st floor apartment. 1119 SPRINOriBLD AVE..J SEPTEMBER 34TH.,- weekday afternoons«, Saturday. company..Apply. In person; _ trllllldldlyrduJJIi the-inetallatfon a. maintenance l U ll Sunday, Sopl 15 & -lttli, 10 - 4 Any condition, lewelry, remodeled AAed-Sugg floors. , For confidential discussion pJJU PAY INCLUDES TOP - 193 Morris Ave. echniques trtlnlng program vou getting the US you deserve. CALL BETWEEN 9 S, 5 P.MAssoc. . Plea Market, Oct. 13.2K Available October 1.S3S0 month Ideal for. student. Call Mrs. V GAMAREL ELECTRIC STXRTI NO"-' RATE7-.-TWO"- =mmltNsummltrNJ_J — Our client has lust raised thel* Princeton Rd., Elizabeth P.M. 316 Stiles St.. Elliaboth. diamonds, paintings 8, bromes, with hoat. Call 3751093. . \ IRVINOTON PRINTINS CLERK about your luture call Ruth Mayortk • 944-7377. Equal - K 9-13-1 ovoltoble —tor—Augutt- -S. 741:5937,..-__._ ... • Misc. and housewsres Paying highest prices. 538-9537. To accomodate our growing rolt In the community wt havt Brewster at 353-4300. * \ 475 Bloy St., hillside, NJ. GAL-GUY FRIDAY laminar with mechenlcal* AUTOMATIC, INCREASES Equtljippty, employer teller pav scale-higher than al -Reservationscall355-9547or 35: SPHIMOFIELD Z-9-14-97 QpptV. Employeer M^F, No experience necessary, will eptember to Improve sties (or —: R10-U: .R"9"-30-l- btgun an all out ellort to fill our evening and night shift R.N. This entry level position It In R 9 pneumatic, tV electronic PLUS PERIODIC COST, OP.w the others and want.us to find 1683, Parti tv Accettorles In Steak. DBNTAL ASSISTANT-Full train. Call lor appointment. »u- LIVING. BENEFITS-INCLUDE higher earnings. -T— ^ Z913-IS LANDLORDS—No (•«,-no* 'openings. Wt offtr: , . our In-House printing Instruments, Apply or Call A.EA.E.. exp. tellers who are promorable. INFINITY MIRROR, custom Orlg.... RecyclerR , s Serar? Metal advertising expense. ^A/e Discount Prices. Dtpartmant, In. Berkeley BAKERY(ALES PERSON . CLERICAL — time ' IncludlnsSahirdayt. Wright,. Personnel .04*-" — • PAID LIPB, -MEDICAL, OtllctwtrH —, -' Nol Plenty of Union aW Essex Ponoaets NEWLY LISTED t3oao Shift differential ' . .Must be* experienced; part or Pleasant modern general Ray Bell Rltr. 68&6000 made, "Star of nflvld" Approx. MA••-- X WEWEINSTEII N SONS recommend reliable 8, screened tales a. Service. Heights. Individual'will be ACCOUNTSPAYABLE ••""'V -••• • -: M9O,3*00, , 7tjoiA;M, ;* 'P.M.', DENTAL INSURANCE/I- locations. Fee Pd. Call Susan or DBALBRS WANTED - FLE. SINCE 1920 BE FIRST TO SEEI Spacious CALLS7S-S44I tloo Bonus alter first six months [•HEBOYLECOMPAN\ full time; short hours; good pay. practice, 484 0446, 3«W..WV*M. *•_. ust be good with Dental Assistant Equal oppty. employer M-F 3304 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. 1333, 743-4135 anytime. 743439- LIOHTINO flxturtt, lamps, leading banks. Please call Real Estate slnct 1905 BON WIT TELLER figures, capable ol working Wanted lor part time >— i—— R 9-U-l . Linden area at fop hourly pay. REAL ESTATE SALES ttaoe (hades, parts 8, repairs-clocks, PUNOS WANTED S70'«. EVES: Linda, 447-1335. Complete Health i Life Insurance 1 ;R»l4 Realtor*!. our personnel Department Galleries In Independent Full tlme-3»Vi employment In progressive GENERAL OFFICE INTRRRSTINO POIITION Action Tempo always In need o< -. . Z9-14- lift Items'8, fireplace equip, at 377-4300 ald Mountainside dental practice, RESISTOFliEX * letretarltt, typltts, cltrks, Woman or man; trainee FREE PHONE APPRAISAL Union, cranford, summit, hour wetk-Vip""' P WORKER lor SECRETARY, Lew 8, r iperltnced. Top firm, 38 years "TRANSFORMERS" luge assort, of brand names ot COME AND TALK TO US 1 Denvllle, Morrlstown Inlervltwlng for 1he lollowtng benefits,, located Union, NJ. Thursday evenings «, 'A day on keypunch operatort, date entry DININO ROOM - 9 piece] disc. Tha Rooster's Coup, Rt. 39 DEATH NOTICES] Full time, light typing with accounting olllce. No tteno . CORPORATION ;, bililnMS. Best conditions. Winding machine operator "339-6500" OAK RIDGE REALTY You'll find our Nursing Personnel to be qualified, dedicated . K 9-33-1 full tlrne positions; Saturday. Experience <0> cltrks, asstmbltn. L materla French provincial • J300. Early ' Lambertvllle, N.J. open 7 days- emphasis on figures, filing required, good typing tklllt, call A Subsidiary of :-,*..• handlers. One.Interview does High Income opportunity + wanted. Background, In small 373 Morrlt Av., Spfld. 374-4833 and friendly. Your career with us Is sure to bt a wall roundad' \ reference required. 654-31S1. Company paid beneflft.,Cell 447 handlers. OneInterview doe American oak twin bedroom sel 409-397-0027. ; : M-T-F-U iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiitii iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimuniAi! •Business' Office •jS4-jiai(;:-,:' . ... , ; , UMC Industries, Inc. . ll Al Auti Will superior training. Must be audio transformers desirable. PRE l«73 Oaseball cords, old . , — • Z 9-14-94 experience of providing uualltv patient care and receiving ."50,* •• . ,;••.,* all. Apply once Auction Will cal •»300,3 French Provincial Hwtn • ——--__^_____ -• K MacPARLANE—On Thursday BABYIITTIR wanttd. In m • '•••- Woodland Rd. -.- you about tht loot Appl) rttldtnt ol Union or border sports publications', statues, BUCZMAOn Monday, Sept. 3, excellent training. Contact Richard Prestholdt, Director of Clerk , ' CLERICAL DBNTAL ASSISTANT r~ . R914- LROAL ' SBCRBTARVPart Roseland.N.J. • — WIREWORKS CORP. room couches • JlOO each. September 6, 1979, Elsie Personnel, 4171900 Ext. 348 home, 2 afternoons a weak, for See 'our atK ' under anytime Mon.'ttiru Frl. town. CALL MR. WHITE Brown den couch - (50, Call alt< MATTRESSES-Twln or lull, made by Hartland plastic Co., 8, UNION Felix, ol Newark, dear frlond ol year old approximately 13 noon Ortho o..r regul.jUlartxperltni «ritnctc ., X tlmt for pleasant Union office, Eaual Oppty, Employer M-F •» comic books. Call 6B6-7787 bet.,9 Anthony sylko. Relatives and (Guemlvr) ol 349 Washington • Maintenance MANUFACTURINO.X QBNBRALOPPICBWORK . to Ji P.MPM. or calll floor appt. We an S25., box sprlngs-S35., 5 piece Av>., Union, NJ.: beloved wife to 4:]0 P.M., must havt own ray license desired. Send hours flexible, 417 0333 9 to 5, 688-7400 ..P.M..8. .10.P.M. .•• friends atlonded the funeral on person needed 3 days a week, 3 lull oil Oardern State exit Ul WHITE REALTY " H!l_:—-—'• • -; R9-14- butcher block dlnetle-S85. ol the late JamosG MacFarlane transportation. 374 8357. Information to Clau, Bbx 4490, K9-33-I K 91317 MOTHER-DAUGHTER Sept. 4, Irom The EDWARD P, 367 Springfield Ave. • Sales Hexacon Electric Co. or - 4 hours a day, flexible., MATURB WOMAN-to babytll __^__ K l-ll-l 241-98S3 slstor of Mrs. Frances K914 13?1 stuyvesant Ava., Union. Pleasant surroundings. Apply In lor 5 year old & 4 months old, IIVJJ TYPISTS DININO ROOM-forma JUST LISTED! Won't last longl •.LA5KOWSKI. FUNERAL 913 ' R9*1 MATURB a, RELIABLE person ;— KW-(-s STAMPS ••'. Only 5 years old, 7 separate HOME, 1405 Clinton Avo., above Balllngor; sister-in-law of Mrs MEMORIAL GENERAL Summit, N.J. Apply short Hills Mall person. JA5CO TILE, Route S3, to care lor 11 year old boy, daljy my home, Tuesday I. Thursday ACTION TIMPS REAL ESTATE bedroom, 8. Other Item Audrey. Guenllor; also survived 1 U.S. Plate Dlocks, Singles, ac apartment*, 6 4-3, science Sanford AVo., Irvlngton, thence Equal Oppty.Emp.M-F —— K9-I41 Union, N.J. } to 4:30 P.M., plus all.day afternoon, - own transportation— . nUm.ilf'': ','' '.'.'"• 494-0515 Excellent condition. Call 944- by three nieces. The funeral CLERK TYPIST _.-__ 1__- . * R«O4 required; 447-9588. SALESPERSONS MAG CARD II Memorial General Hospital's cumulations, collections. Kitchen, central air, fully to St. Stanislaus Church, where HOSPITAL BOOKKEEPER-PARTTIMI BOOKKEEPER Part tlmo, 9 A.M. to 3:30 P. Dictaphone Typist Saturday, .must drive, Ntsr.MetroPark. B.O.E. Do you want to make money* 4 M nV 1 carpet ud, 7 car Garage a Funeral Mass was offered. service was held at the ^—_a__K 916 1 1 OOII URBANITR press-person. ° '' "- "':. H>I3-M Ptddltrt Fair, Sat., Sept. IS, 9 Canada. Top prices, 527SO11, MCCRACKEN FUNERAL Previous; ttxparlsnce. 10m Assistant-lull lime, A p, A-R,general office proceduri. Larehmont section ol Union. ; • . . *...—- * ."• '•;• K u Wt have a spot (or you I We art : R T-F-17 Excellent' area, immedlat* Interment • Holy cross Phone, Illlng. Hillside, N.J. Cal Part time. Ui , NNJJ. CalCll Ml r Must have experience. Call 301- gall 371-3133, a.m.-4 p.m., Municipal Parking occupancy. Priced.to sell quick) HOME, ISOOMorrls Avo., Union, 100O Galloping Hill Rd. typing required.. Hourt flexible payroll, typing, Illlng, Summit WHT TIMB-190, per week, ooklng lor lull-part lime people OPERATORS or DHUM-UT stngerlandsyean TOP CASH PAID Cemetery. Sprinotleld, 379-M4S . location, call Marilyn, 373-4400 354-7340 bet..9-4.- .'.-•. *•.•.• 354-7004)' ask lor Tom Koio. lot (nexf lo Masonic Temple) .191,900. Call lor detain. N.J: on Soot. B. Interment ACCOUNTS ' Equal Oppty. employer, , Opportunity- lor homerhakers, old, 2 mounted tomi & 1 floor Morris Ave., between For .Old Clocks And Pocket Gracoland Momorlal Parki Union, N.J. 07083 RV13' R 9-13-1 .K91J-I Flexible hours, supervisors also [•an line. Inc O7S E«p«« Opl .1. 11 and snare drums. goo< Grandvlew Ave. 8, Floyd Ter., Watches, Any Condition. Also Konllworth. . • PAYABLE CLERK nuded. Call S41-*5tl.-.. ., 0S6 OPERATORS diti, natural wood. Atklr Union. Clothing, bric-a-brac, parts. Call 487-4801. CENTURY 21 CHBRICHELLO — John J. of I759O3S4 East Orange, beloved husband .Growing food manulacfurer :;:. -— . .-••"-:;'.,... K 9-20-' LINDEN-Omce Episcopal ant ques, glasswear, books. AUTORINO REALTY RBCBPTIONIST lor sma Immediate positions Church, DeWItt Terr. «, ol Conslglla (nee Frlno) seeks a parson with a minimum Mountainside odlce. Bus! • • z-9-16-f-s Realtors-Appraisers 4B7- Cherlchello, devoted fathor ol ' PART TIM*—Monday througf ht avallablt for Individual! Roblnwood AVe.V.Tues, at 'IV SETS WANTED ol 3 years experience In ell phone, IIMng, »Q 'VPj'VPjnii Portnie, Black J. White & color Francis, Gabriel and Lucille MASTROIANNI — Rosarlo, ol Friday, tl A.M.-l P.M.'or I with strong background In 9:15 a.m.* . * •-.-.' '<•-•' • FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Split MOVINOEvorylhlng must go. phases of accounts payablt. necessary, Ideal Tor matutunn Day: 351-D55, eves 444-7494. Cherlchello, all at homo, lond Vallsburg, bolQVod husband ol TELLERS .P.M., Experience. In drug ttori necessary, Ideal Tor operating Mag Card II or LINDEN-Unlled Methodist oak, cherry s. all hardwood; US Saturday a. Sunday, Sept. 15 «• tho late Angelina Bollantonl Opportunity tor advancement. or cosmttlc vtalei preferred •mindeVs,TTieptndable-persodVsdbl i OSj. Will- program- and— a cordlor greenwood. S1I0, for UNION brother ol Josephine DIMagglo Oood starting salary «, excellent Church; 333 Wood- Ave.-N. 14. 10100 A.M. -lo 4:00 P.M. of North Carolina,. Angolo Mastrolannl, devoted father of -', Apply 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.,returning to lob market. Hours record correspondence, Tues. at 7:15 p.m.' - . dry. Call BtUE JAY TREE Breaklront, server, bric-a-brac, WANTED - BAMBOO PLY. Phil Mastrolannl of Vallsburg, EXPERIENCE PAYS! benefits pecKtgt. . For " Wt.kdays. DELL'S DRUOJ, 983 lo 5P.M. Call 454-4810. reports, procedures, etc. SERVICE -665-2314, A-l VALUE Cherlchello ol Fair Haven, Bob consideration calf 4141500, RAHWAY-Temple Beth- tools. 703 Winchester. Ave., RODS 8, FLY REELS. CALL Cherlchello of Crantord, Elliabeth cappotta ol Bollovlllo, ; . SluyvHint Avt.; Union.; Some record- keeping Torah, 1389 Bryant St., —^- ^— . K 9141s 761-6655 AFTER 5. Overslied stone Iront Cape Cod, Mlnnlo Dorsettl ol Lebanon. Lynne Sternberg. - , Union. 8 Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Frances Mllsno ol Elllaboth, RBCBPTIONIST -part tlmt Involved, Experience on (between Central a. Elm), FLEA MARK«Ti Shopping, _j—,—, K9-16-IS HA-9-30-17 1 Theresa Ma&trqiannl at homo, ($145-$185 per week) - Equal oppty. employer M-l*^ t COMfLBTB LINB OF Burglar SAPBTY and luel Dining Room, ~ Den,: modRocc. o Cherlchello of "to" s olllce, East Orange dictating, equipment Mon. at 7:15 p.m, rldtt, food. Sunday, Sept. 14th, 9 alsp survived bv six loving Si lire alarm system lor home, economy, let ut clean, repair or desirable. Accurate typing Kitchen, aluminum siding, new Brldgewater and the late If you have 1 or more years banking experience, your talents Typing necessary. Send resurni UNIONHoly Trinity A.M.-4 P.M. Orchard :Terr. s, St. Anthony chorlchello. Funeral grandchildren and two loving car or business. Free estimate. reconstruct your chlmnty, '"'.'• COMPUTE? OPERAtOR 40+ WPM required. Good Lutheran church, 301 MOVINO TO FLORIDA must BUY AHD SELL BOOKS carpeting, noar transportation. great-grandchildren, Funeral can earn you an excellent starting salary. At Franklin Statt ADMINISTRATIVE DUAL ALARM CO. VfU'5451 tot assllltd Box 44S4, suburbai George Ave., Linden. Cong. Excellent mother-daughter. •' from The RAYMOND Rats,, prompt 34 hK strv. , Evper lenctd,. dtyt only, 3 English skills a must. Tucker Ave,, Tues:. at 7:15 Antht Chetede. : sell, accumulation ol 30 years. 54 321 PARK AVE.i PLFLD. frdm Tho RAYMOND Bank, our Interesting and f Itxlblt work schedule can be lust .ASSISTANT 1—: : K 9-30-J1 KRZEMIEN'S HOME & Publishing, '1391 Stuyvtttn Olympic Torr., Irvlngton, first 70's. Realtor. FUNERAL CENTER, 333 what you'rt looking for. Inttrnal promotions htvt created Aci! JBRvVCE CO., '.%"«• Stfould be a High School p.m. * 19131s FUNERAL CENTER, 333 to President, with Company Aye.. Union.,. ,, " „.,.„. floor, Sept. 15 8. 16th, 9-6 P.M. KT-F-17 Sandford Aye. IVallsburg) on several Immediate openings In thai having Inttrtstt In U.S. i Sept. 8. Funeral Mass St. Sandlord Avo. (Vallsbur*g) op Ippliinci Riptln 21-11 raduatt or tqulvaltnt with * •' Z 9-14-5 •> . R914-IS Bermuda. Should have at least S QMHII "APT. IMPROVEMENT i -3 years ralattd PLEA MARKET, Sat., Oct. 4th, White Joseph's Church. Intermont Sept. 8. Funeral Mass Sacred f 9:30 AM • 4:30 PM, Benedictine Heart Church. Entombment years experience In freight -ralr of ,.... . SALESPERSON . txperlence. , BIO MONBY < SAVE GAS. Child Can 31 Family Plot In Gate of Heaven CLARK forwarding operations. Mutt bt J «. J BUILDING SERVICES (Rormerly SAD Painting) long distance.* storage. 174-W70 Academy. 840 No. Broad St., NEIGHBORHOOD YARD Cometery. • Hollywood Memorial Park. .jfrlgarator, Washers, Drytrt, Minor carpentry, masonry, , "Anytime," Pro* ett. Agenti for KEYPUNCH OPBRXTOR Materia• l' handlin' dllng equlpmenequlpn...l TAKE BUS TO BlNOO, EVERY able to act Independently, be Dlthwashers. No Service UNLIMITED - • l Unlon-sprlnoflelfield area; wII Elliabeth, Rain or Shine. Spaces SALB. September 1.5th 8,16th, 10 I will btbytllmy. home for SCOTCHPLAINS Fire - * water damage' A-l-A- MASONRY WORK- tmyth Von.Llnot, PWM. We bfltr attractive salary, S A TURD A ,Y . P O R B.m.-4 P.M.', 50 Evergreen Avo., working parents. Franklin available to manager I. arrange Charge on Work Completed. CommM 1. retld. cleanlngi rug dtysonly, In for -Inside sales RESERVATION* CALL 110. For reservations pltast call repairs, painting Int. S, txt, ' Sldewelkt, pttlot, Curbing, and excellent employee 3SI.1184. . sprlnglleld, loll So,. Sprlngllold school area, 944-9018. Dl PASQUALE—On Sunday, FIVEPdINTS board meetings, record board •thampoolng call WM-JW. • Plasttrlng, shaetrock. Tile , R9-14- customtr contact, exctllenl BERNICE- 414-3543, 8. 488-3148. WASHINGTON SCHOOL discussions a, decisions, arrange JJ4H515 JWvewayt a, porches; Robert outte'rtTl benefit plan, Ave.) Something for everyone. Sopl. 9,1979, Genevaffa (Jennie) ' work, wood , floors < OIBRALtAll MOV.N»CO. potential, company benefltti I-TT ' 19-30-ls No early birds, no checks. JUST LISTEb. this gorgeous, MONELL -.* Eva ' J., on HILL.SIDE committee conlerencet, ' ' Z-CLBAN ——,t . 19-n-! I Nicola), ol 900 Franklin Avo., Thursday, Sept. 4, 1979, ol Complete cleaning Service rellnlthed. State I, city • Personally supervised, Int., call- 374-7550 or write Including FLEA MARKET - Every . —. , K916fs Lindicipt, Gtldinlm Immaculate i Room COLONIAL estimate budget, be available BulMlaiMitariiis salary i P.O. Box 149, 57 Newark, N.J., beloved wife ol Newark, aunt of Phyllis Ann In addition to your salary, you will receive btnallh) Alum'., 'siding -cleaning violation work, Free eet. furn. padded. Local 1 statewldt, -: SUMMiRSPBCIALS CREST Roof.,; Please call to . arrang REV. SISTER HAM Wednesdavr itallanAmerlcan with working fireplace. the late Rocco Dl Pasquate, (Including Incentive bonus) and the opportunity to advance lor banking arrangements 8. Fully Insd. 373-IW4 j PARTtJME Springfield, N.J. 07OS1. appointment 377-5045. Th NESHANIC FLBA MKT. Beautiful grounds,. close to Dunn ol> California, beloved exchange control. Should be 6riTRIiUTOR-Mfg. wood spaclallafk, windows, rugs, I All Masonry.81 vShore trlpa to o. Irom.. M-hr. 1 family 1 coet woo; 3 family; 1 it Spiritual reader, healer 8. Club, Inman & New Brunswick J. J. MAHON devoted mother of Pasquale, into other bank anas. ierv. Free ear. Piano specTsts. Pharmaceuticals Division, Roula 302, bet. Somervllle 8, Ro-seedlng new lawns, sod 8, schools. Asking S70's. Hurry frlond ol tho Begerow family 0) laminar with Bermuda tax laws windows, doort, trim,, generalhousecleanlng. Insured. wattrprooUng, ..., . coat S400, a family, I coat 17731. advisor. OUarantee on alAvet.l , Rahway In S, outdoors, 7.4 Flemlngton. Open Sat. B-6, Sun. Carmine and Vlttorlo Russo, Newark. Relatives and IrlentU »\ardwtrt. Ftcll. open to genn . Reasonable rates, 944-5450 I insured. A, APPULLL. To I Free (too) 3<3-t7377uc. 430. up. We do trim, windowws t CIBA-GEIOY corporttlon, 5M problems, free herbs t, oil, Call shrubs. 487-8357. your call.- Office opa.n Mrs. Clementina Tangarlo and t orgtnlie ; tax .exempt tTr nm. 1 M3M7M 7-6. Colt 349-3634. attended the service at The To find out more about our unique and Innovstlve work vlngs, dtlfy to • T-F-il . fully VART '"""MB DAY Morrlt Ave,, summit, New — — R1O-7-57 "TODAY": . companies. 40 hour week. Salary HAIicatwbatl.aovr • - . r KO.JO-33 .••;.. M'-e47«.or 373-4079 doors. Free tttlmetea.. fu ••iS'Work's.w-'it'daViiVptr.'. lor appf. J99-7779 " ' .IIOM'.. Mrs. Reglna Schwahl, slstor 0' CHARLES F,-HAUSMANN 8, schedule, please call 101-7454141 or 301-745-4144. Wt will bt 1I P.r«n,bl.,.|Hr.ctlv.,r.M.bl.. Jertty, An equal opoortunltl Anthony Marro and Mrs. Lena 115,400 annually. Inquire' Pan- lp.m,Sat. to noon.t. CARPBNTRY»HOMB Insured. 374-5434 or 741-J51I. employer-male and female; SON FUNERAL* HOME7~l*3Jf happy to arrange a convenient Interview lor qualified Atlantic Shlpplno, Ltd,, JWNye , SBLRITEMILLWORWORIK BLDO. Dr|Kt>H»t ,,. R t-fa Culto, also survived by 14 1 IMPROVEMENTS CALL' Mil LAST. Maionr —.. ';.•'• ' •'.. ••:(•$+*!« flANbs-OROANS Odd Jobs 66 CENTURY 21 Sanford Ave., Irvington on Ave., Irvlngton. W^toWjj SUPPLY CORP. Fully Insured, Free ett. SISTERHANNA _ ._ grandchildren and 33 great- Sunday, Sept. 9. ' Interment . 48.RPAVINOCO. platttrlng, wtterprooflng, sei '••'' "• J.JAMNIK '.••• Moving Sale AUTORINO REALTY Call 4S4-7137 (Robert) iooi Stuyvtsaht Spiritual reader Vadvisor, Ono 1 TABLE, TRICYCLES, TRA. Close out on entire stock. Most grandchildren." Tht) funera Evergreen .Cemetery, Hillside. ASPHALT,,,, drivewaydwayss , A-1 1 IN RBMOMOVAV L Hxt. CIBA-GEIGY tree question by phone. Call for ID RE s S I N O ' TAB L E , Realtors Appraiser 487-4800 iij. _—! ';• H*»-*l malor brands-new 8. used, Open ODD JOBSSmall --Repairs service was held at. The MC tldeweikts, seal' coating I {ft-pRto^'ewElMtf IHRV I-Appllancet, tarn,fun a«, appt, 333-7441. * ' ILAWNMOWER, PAINTINGS, • Z 9-14-94 ADVBRTIIINO t ALBS t. STOCK K 1 Frl.s, Sat. only. Freehold Music Palntlng-Run Errands-Shopping CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 27 ttr • -Free ett, Fully Insd., rUbblthAiremovedi. »M»t " J 1_^ KIO-7,-5 ETC. Call.373-4583, - PART.TJMB IBCRBTARY JOHN'* CONSTRUCTION ^cellart^-ByaaetT fttdt-- - Kf-te-J Center, Watchung, Blue star. Etc. Ngjjlb Too Small Call 374- UNION 1500 Morris Ave., Union, on MORGAN—On Sunday, Se.pt. 9, FRANKUN Sprlnglleld olllce m a leading CARPBNTBR CONTRACTORS daVt. •= ANV-ANO-ALt-MOMB-— reesonablej shopi Center, JA/atchung, 9404. WASHINGTON Sept. 13. Internment. Friday In 1979, Frieda M. Wacker. ol 173 Chicago i&std pharmaceutical i Custom Alumlum Jldln' K ?-30-35 ALTERATIONS 1RBPAIRS , J real. 1 processing Dept. in 341-9874 bvacutlvt Brick* front corner Elizabeth S.heohan, Mrs. Marie 630 Franklin Blvd., All .lypt repairs, remodeling, small, reatonoDJe rates, irea Classified Box, 4493,. Suburbar, lost (Found Apply,-do not phone:' COLOR home with slata t'ool, 6 Rooms, Robert G. and Miss Jeanne tramyouon thenewetTCISitron tttlmttes. 37S-41W, after 5.' summtt. We art stakingi an OARAOE SALS • Friday. i Kills LAOSJJO? Soulh Orange Ave., Strang and Mrs. .Mildred kitchens,. porches,' enclosurei* publlthlng Corp.,. »" Individual who lypet it-Si 3'/i Baths; lif floor, large Greeny/aid, also survived by two Somerset, N.J. 06873 "" • • word processing equlprnen). cellars, attics. Pully Insuturedi ', K »-30J7 MOVINO Pteele Ul J Saturday,' Sept. Ulh & isth, Jo Vallsburg. grandchltdrenr Funeral was Belcher, also survived* by lour obt * piano r LA J LOST-BLACK-CAT WITH J 'a_mJJy_Rooni w]th Fireplace, 3 grandchildren. The luneral Bqutl Oppnrturilty Bmploytr'M'W Mlnlmuirctyplng, ol if WPM estimate given 4I8-3M4. 'Small J.M.BLBCTRIC A.M. • 4P,M. ^-www'.JWiji.. ; \vtjM-, *-. *•* Small, Call '374-9404 ,JOD TO "tperlminl at J7»-a30O. puppy; Part German Shepherd, Sunday, Sept. 7, 1979, of ol 9-!7-79,r.heryl Simon, m lejtIIWC* *.l"' *m± Bxptrltnced. Typing" *. UNION Foundation -would. be IIBBBR • MclNTVRB INC Screen ilack, with white chest, tan pawt H«'°l"'' K9-30.fi Irvlngton, beloved husband of appreciated. ' WESTFIBLD THE RIGHT TIME mlnum recTulred. Position In .Inco • male • ahiwert to "Btar". II OARAOiSALE-5, families, TOTAL ELEGANCE Irene (nee Thun), ton of Mrt. SPRINGFIELD . . ±m loan deparl.ment,-A I bentfll found pltase call 4811039 after 5 clothing, furniture, bric-a-brac, RBPRIOBRATOR' • 3 DOOR Bella J. Hopper of Ocean Orove, ,,' SUMMIT -'equal oppty. employer CARPRTI Cltelled — 1 I Sum* and P.M. Last seen vicinity of etc, On Saturday, September IS, HOTPOINT .,-* FSXCELLENT- LUXURIOUS SPLIT brother of Mrt. Enola Seekell of 1 'S'-iri.'i.-.itJfM,-; '. AlHufft •', C4,; 10-5 P.M. Rain date September SCOTCH PLAINS ''•M Vauxhall Rd, 8. Burntt AVe., CONDITION • »35. LARCHMONT AREA We lutt Manahaw|iln, and Nell Hopper ORLOWSKI — On Thursday, IS HOW... PBflCINO) ffaabetfu. n, St3 Plnewood Rd., Union. Sepl. 4, 1979',, Sadie S., beloved MOUNTAINSIDE ' ••••• : •-• , •':•'': kt-14-1 T have 'titled thlt ground entry ol Massachusettt, brdlher-ln- lo lolri a growlno company 'AH nniii««miw Union. , • ' -.•••-.. RAY BELL i j «ki-i , - K 9-14-lt split teeturlng Living -Room, law of E. William Thun ol slstor of Martha Znyskl and making wire lor Indutiry. John Orlowskl, dear aunt of - Morning newspaper routH Plant CARPRTINITA : 1 - OARAdaiSALE . dlnlnq Room, science'Kitchen, Mlllord, alto turvlvtd by New modern plant In .: SECRETARy REALTORS Diana Tofel and Paul Znyikl.". are available in your area. tuburbtn setting ATTEKDAIT rtpeirt ,ve.' Wmlelws>nictWm» 1739 Kenneth AVe,, Union. RHFRIOKHATOR-Frlgidalrt, ' den with bar, 4 bedrooms, gtt numerous nlecet and ntphews. BxcJlltnt etrnlngs s, 'a excellent, P°.«ltl0ll Saturday S., SUnday,' Sapt IS, hot wa|er bastboard hear. You Relatives and Irlends attended also survived by one great-nlice,; ^j-iJ.l&f PIANO INSTRUCTIONS A I' condition, small slie with and one great-hephew i cnonce to win prliet«, trios, MwHwiltnlH' « dependable, ttll. •"• Summit, N.J. • 16th., 9 6 P.M. Many, houst Ireellng compartment, SI 10. FOR BUYING may enloy entertaining In their the service at The CHARLES 4 Store ROM/Ceitral urson In large ni°" ; aSS-SSOS screened 'patlp, which It HAUSMANN 8. SON FUNERAL Relatives and friends attended,) tinnersv '-fPW^^^I™^^^^^^ - miscellaneous^ musical Swimming pool Illter-lso, 964- ATBRS ProttssloSa '«W; ranking llrm In • I J«l Bqual oppty. Emp.MP MEMBER N.J.M.E.A, equipment, turl board. Sell OR equlpptd with - everything HOME, 1057 sanlord Ave., the luneral from The EDWARD benellfi.1i * •-•;•• w% R 10-M3 9131. •„. • P. L'ASKOWSKI FUNERAL Ctnttr.'Oood typing sM !•'"Jf Everything lor anything. Imaginable. Don't forget to look Irvlngton, on Sept; 4. cremation SterlliRiM , utitolsttrlng el . . R9-)J.(s SELLING HOME, 1405 Clinton Ave., above 1 mx•teamed ettSwd, omf «, ileno. pltttant ttltphon . PIANO INSTRUCTIONS oulildt the pttlo lor their Rosedale Crematory, orange. syi«s»^ m% menn'trt. Many, oxeoMw hat law openings-available.In exquisite built-in pool, Wt mutt The family suggests donation to Sanlord Avenue, Irvlngton on rttldentltl tJJ, 1 room i'iX ' Dtglnnlng, Intermediate, CALL: the Irvlnglon Rotary Club Sept, 10 thence to St, Stanlsli • ALL PAID MOtlIDAYS »XH tuot, illOillOJJ, ads R l-i m»t»m^: •ffliKOiW-" bentlltt. For appointment cal REPRIOERATPR-mUSt ttll, repeat this Is total elegance, call E SALE i Saturday, Church lor a Funeral Mai rooms •• cen centt s per sq: ft, j!X?'j. .*,), 1, ••: 199O3J4, Mr. Forman - advanced. Call 313-3S99 or 333- reasonable, very good condition. lor exclusive showing,' . . , charity fund, iTipNI 'Sjpt. 13nd, 347 Newark Aye:, Internment Holy croi • r&ifiiyAcA^fpi . . . '.'••*.• MW Call 417-1530, Thursday only. '" ' R 93013 Union, 9-5 P.M. . 688-6000 Cemetery, 1 —, : , R9-l4-lt L ft -I PLUMBINa I, Hi. M ,*'•:,' M I'"' * KISS On Saturday, Stpt. a, 1979, .5*)". mm TYPIST PIANO LESSONS FOUNTAIN REALTY CO. Servlce^-Speclallilng In i: elliabeth mtbllng); of Slot CAHI»«T» ALLli »3 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION —!—— ton-it goolood S*»e'i Home Health *o>AKAe)e]..f lobs, water hetttri, liathroi RUOS—3, 9 x 11, In 3114 Morris Ave. Union, N.J. Tyler St., Union, N.J,, beloved Bluet -Rtuflmt- Rock OARAdl SALSL! -Septembep r 33, condition. I light gray; 1 light POURMAN - .On Thursday, % ILABLi :.t*»IN»,eie.3Jwfle>l ut,-, yAMisrVWirvlnAvt wife ol John Kltt, dtvottd :. , Care Team ADVERTISING Jane. Classical yAMi-srV.WirvlnAvt., aqua. Call 945-0357. - . CARPBNTBR'SDBLIOHT 964-3143 mothers Mrt. Hone Koledltt, Sept, 4, ,1979, Charles A,, of M Union (Burntl Avo. to Stymour VAILSBURG-4 room house, 3 Hudson St., Hoboken N.J, Theory. - Technique, Bar Ave,I Household goods, clothesco , UNION' . '. , Z 9-14-94 slstar of Charles J. Hebllng and up and 3 down, Principals only. Mrs. llona Demko, also survived >oloved husband, of the late ^81 »T TIMB SBCRBTARY 14MMprrltAvt. Wle booksbk , bric-a-bracbicabrac , hardwarhardwa e RUMMAOB SALeVEmenuet Viola Pourman, brother of Mrs. elittr cel't, electronic parts. TWO FAMILY by four grandchildren. >ne |f ihljtfitnfl " per day, I days per at New , Jersy j United Church ol Christ, Lincoln S 8, 3 Rooms, S full Baths, 3 car funeral was conducted from The Mary Wtnciyk-end Mrs.'Rosa between *ijgC",-« P advertising agency. ^-Vou're PI., S, Nye Ave,, Irvlrtgtoni Oarage, J gat furnaces, 8. hot MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Marie Erdman. The funeral was jjwimiiii -w-wiiy^ ^ "Our.Ty^lfyouarejreoUry^lfyouarej t »>IAKO*OUITAR' conducted from The Me mon law oHIcti denen SALB-StlurdaV, Friday, Sepf. 14th, 9:30 A.i' -9 Wate? unltt, carpeting «. mtny, HOME, 1500 Morris AVe., Union ttarterttr , a oupoi•typist whwhoo P.M., Saturday, Sept. 15lh, 9:30 extras. A-l , condition. CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME,' lte, :moln0teetf SECRETARY tS, 9 • S P.M. on Sept. 13. The Funeral Mast at figure orl UNION St. Mlchttl's Church, Union. 1500 Morris Ave., Union on Stpt',' •, mlsctllantous, cralt Convenient,. •"•Jit"' I, The Funeral Mast at Holf* SUtewlrJeCI ' Real Estate ' lino '.. $73,900 rttldentlal arta. Asking 875,700. plllt, OO JSBSi 487-7JJ3, ' v . ».„„LBISBK - Carolina O. (neeSpirit Church, Union. . Livingston School area SOf A SSS, air conditioner si IS, Fohnjl, on Thursday, Stpt. t, ifa'4 SnowltX" 01 au" ratln R91*-fl Rtasoneble, Call 4*6-0533, I IJted Cars. grandchildren. Relatives and by twosltftrt. Funtral tervlcVni friends were Invited to ettend a was held at The Me CRACKBN - : ^— ^ R9-U-,»t, memorial service at The gton CHARLES r, HAUSMANN * STOVE, Caloric, stllcdtnlng SON FUNBRAL HOMEv 1057 \WW CARS DON Sknlord AVt., Irvlngton on Sept. l i.:1^;. • "• .7 .."iTO^.'ii'N.Tjfl;!*; Take lio«lr |n Arnerka. 10. The family suggests "-.--:•'•"-;>•• -••> m OtJll ._ „ iw Sffl :-57 v'' . ..'K9-14-II donations to the Heart-Fund. •' ' ' ' 1 ' ' '•'.,' I ',1V I •' 'I '! 'V- .'» Jl ') ,•>*" '• "t V J'v- • ' I •' 'I \ lh 1 '••• n''if' ' V' '•I'fti )•' s,i%l.( (J'IJI' i' I iy V "i1 ' ' V'l' ' ' c "' ' 1 1 ' V"1 1 • '."• V I ' >''.', 'V/t. •;{•!• V i'V I'}'"!/'1 .• j'-l. 1 Buy US. Savings Bond* '«5irw.7«o.- , I/ant Adi, 614-7700.

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