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The Zip Code Your want ad for Linden is is easy to place * -Phone 686-7700 which be came a Suburban Publishing Corp. newspaper on July 2, 1964 0 7 0 3 6 An Official Newspaper For The City of.Linden Subscription Bate 89.50 Y e arly 25c p«r copy Published Eoch Thursday by Suburban Publishing Corp. LINDEN. N.J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1977 Second Class Hostage Paid at Linden. N J VOL. 24-NO. 4 218 Worth Wood ov»., Linden, N. J. 0 70 36 Senior housing start due before winter October Rehabilitation program bond sale starts in neighborhoods expected Housing and Community Development Housing inspections and preliminary for the repair and maintenance project. M uraw ski w ill ask interviews with homeowners have "Many of the homes need electrical, Act of 1974, will be available to qualified started for Linden's Neighborhood homeowners in the target area plumbing, masonry, painting and for city guarantee Preservation Program and today minor repair work. These are the moat Grants to homeowners for housing rehabilitation officials will meet with common problems,” explained rehabilitation are baaed on income For The Linden Housing Authority hopes local contractors in an effort to interest Maureen Saunders, coordinator of the instance, a two-person household with a to begin construction on its second them in the project Work on many city project. "Several senior citizena maximum income of $11,500 would be senior citizen apartment building—a homes could begin this fall are being helped under the win­ eligible to receive $2,000 for 150-unit structure adjacent to Peach Representatives of Planners terization program Union County is rehabilitation work; a two-person Orchard Towers on Dill avenue—before Diversified of Summit, which is ad running and we are coordinating our household with a maximum of $7,200 winter sets in. ministering the $113,000 program, said program with theirs so there will not be anjuai income would be able to receive City Council President Edward 151 homes in Census Tracts 353 and 354 a duplication of effort " a $4,000 grant Murawski. who has been active in the (an area bounded by S Wood avenue. Outright grants and low-interest Two loon programs will be available planning for the building, said he will 20th street and West Brook) are eligible loans, both funded through the U S. Three percent, loans financed by the call a special meeting next month at federal government may be obtained which time he will ask the governing by homeowners iir the target area body to "guarantee" about $6 million in These may be repaid over a 20-year construction bonds to be issued by the It's up to Linden again period wijfcsi’fhaxtmum loan of $17,400 Linden Housing Authority. Also available will be Federal Housing Frank Suplee. municipal auditor, Administration Title I home im said he would hope the bonds could be provement loans, with a 12-year sold in October or November. Suplee is to find racial plan for repayment program and a 12 percent "officially" estimating a six percent interest rate. However, a subsidy interest rate on the bonds, but said program will make possible a much market conditions will probably result lower effective interest rate in a lower rate “We expect to have more interest in Late this summer the U S Depart­ city's public schools the program than there is money ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ By STEVEN J.HERZ Criteria used for Selection of the available,'' said Fred C Michaeli. ment (HUD) approved a rent subsidy The proverbial “ball."" otherwise designated schools another Planners Diversified staff proposal for the building All tenants known as the racial balancing issue, is Why the imbalance at other schools member. ''If that is the case, we hope will be eligible to receive the federal back in Linden's court once again, isn't being addressed and when would it the county will allocate surplus ^•subsidies, in which the federal according to state Deputy Com be, Community Development money to our government pays the difference bet­ missioner of Education Dr Ralph Possible affects of feeder patterns on program in Linden. We also hope to ween 25 percent of the occupying receive additional federal money when FIELD INSPECTION.— Roy Droomon, loft, rehabilitation director for the Lataille. the two junior high schools; city s Neighborhood Preservation Program in the Wood avenue area, family’s income and the actual cost of Any plans to desegregate the A contingency plan to insure sue the new funding year begins next July, operating the apartment said Michaeli. "We had asked the and field inspectors Ed Sokolowski ond Joe DeLorenzo examine elementary schools in the city have cessful desegregation in the event open weakened porch structure as they begin survey of housing in the target Murawski said there is a great need been put off. possibly for as long as a enrollment doesn't achieve the desired county for close to 9200,000 in outright (or additional senior citizen housing grant money, but the county had to cut area. Grams and loans will be made available to homeowners for year This information was confirmed results; housing repairs. (Glosser Photo Service) units in the city Ever > since con­ by Lataille last week, who said. "'The Curricular changes and everybody back." There is an struction of Peach Orchard Towers was state will go through all necesaary modifications to fit the open enrollment “unlimited” amount of funds available announced in the 1960s. there has been a procedures to arrive at a reasonable policy. tn the three pare ant federal loon long waiting list of apartment-seekers plan for desegregating Linden schools A program of in-service training for "Whenever I visit Peach Orchard You Just don't take precipitative action staff and administrators geared toward The housing inspections began last Albanese will Towers, it’s a real pleasure to see in this type of situation ” 1) week in the target areas. The in people enjoying themselves there We Lataille added that all steps, legal specters examine each structure with have a real need for another building." and otherwise, will be taken to insure an eye both toward general im­ Last spring city and .housing that a workable racial balance plan is Rape suspect provements that can be made and pool report to board authority officials decided to float their violations of city and state codes The own bonds to pay for the building They eventually implemented in Linden The board, instead, instructed the The statement by the deputy com inspectors, explained Michaeli, "sit By RICH AKIM, CONGO could also have allowed a private is held in bail down with the homeowners and counsel George Albanese, county manager, is commission to build new pools in both contractor to construct the complex missioner that any action may not cities Although the commission is them.” expected to-'tell the Board of under an agreement with HLID come until next year marks yet another autonomous, the freeholders have in a string of postponements, delays of $100,000 Planners Diversified has established Freeholders tonight at its meeting the The advantage of building the project an office at 13 Knopf s t . around the approximate cost to construct new control over its capital budget through a private contractor is that it and extensions asked for by the Linden A 23-year-oki Elizabeth man was Albanese met with the commission Board of Education and grantod by the comar from City Hall, as its center of pools at Wheeler Park and at Rahway could be financed over a 40-year period, arrested by Linden police on Saturday two weeks ago to see that the allowing lower annual principal and state The latest state response to the with bail set at 9100,000 for allegedly operations. Homeowners will be River Park assisted in making applications for Albanese will receive a report some freeholders' policy was implemented interest payments board advised it and Schools raping an Elizabeth woman in high At that meeting, the panel was told that Superintendent A R Taranto that more loan* and grants at this office, and time today from the Union County Park However, the decision to finance the weeds off Pennsylvania avenue. Commission that is expected to include two brand new pools were to be built to building through a Linden Housing information, in the form of 10 specific Bienvenida Medina was identified by residents of the target area may call the costs to build a complete pool replace the 50-year-old ones in Linden Authority bond issue, with city questions or points, was needed for the the woman and her father at her the office at 862-8424 for information The consultants are now conducting complex in each city as well as the cost and in Rahway Albanese had also told guarantees, will permit a greater state to evaluate the recent revision of father's home in Linden as the alleged the commissioners that he wanted their the open enrollment policy. Under that confidential financial interviews with to build only a pool without such added savings on interest payments, even rapist amenities as locker rooms The com­ complete game plan and cost estimates though the repayment period will be revision of July 6, the board hoped to According to the police, at around homeowners in the target area to determine their eligibility for the mission might recommend upgrading for the construction of new pools, with . —only 2ft-years-.------—-— ------make a dent in the racial balance 2:30 a m Saturday, the 22-year-old and without extras. The sums "o f ' structure by designating only minority existing lockers and other facilities. Steven Morris, executive director of victim was proceeding south on Rt 1-9 Albanese could not be specific since he $500,000 and $1 million had been the housing authority, expects the students from Schools Two, Four. Four in her car in the rain when she saw a In addition to housing inspection, had not seen the report at press time. mentioned as possible costs to con­ number of applicants to increase with Annex and Five be eligible for the open man hitchhiking She told police that grants and loans, the city’s consultants Additionally, the commission report struct a complete pool complex but the announcement that construction enrollment program The original she stopped to pick up the man who said will offer technical assistance to homeowners wishing to make im could also include a plan to keep the old Albanese wasn’t sure of the accuracy of will begin by winter policy had included all students from he needed a ride to his home provements. Also under consideration pools in operation for next summer, if the figures Last spring he observed that the the four schools To date, only about 35 At the intersection of Pennsylvania the commission so desires The county manager indicated that it authority normally processes 75 ap­ minority students have been placed in and E Elizabeth avenues police said, are public improvements, such as streets and walks, to support private In last week's Linden Leader, it was was too late to plan new pools in time plications a year "without making any out-of-neighborhood schools with one the woman stopped the car after the investment in the target area reported that the freeholders had for next summer but new ones could be special effort to solicit applications. If reason for the low number of students man told her he lived in the vicinity Emergency assistance is available to rejected all funds for the commission to constructed for the summer of 1979 the applicants khew they wouldn't have transferring being attributed to The man then reached over and took individual homeowners in cases where build a $3 5 million aquatic center after The commission had announced to wait two or three years for an available vacancies the car keys, police said, and pulled the (Continued on page 3) apartment, we could easily triple the The letter received by the board from (Continuad on page 3) closing the Linden and Rahway pools woman out of the vehicle and into the number of applicants making a request Trenton indicated that before weeds proceeding on an evaluation of the open for housing " The woman reportedly played sick On the basis of the 1970 census, enrollment revision, the state and the man began hitting her and Morris estimates that 8,681 Linden requested information from the board A ninth generation city resident biting her face and neck Police said residents are 62 years of age or older on the following points: that she was able to convince the man The 250 persons living in Peach An assessment of Linden's current to go to her father’s house where she Orchard Towers, said Morris, status regarding desegregation; said no one was home Potter pursues hobbies, projects, life represent 2.87 percent of the city's The number of students involved in However, when the two walked into _ . . tkm on m m unit v His 13 elderly population the open enrollment program and an (Continued on payp 3) By MARY BEDNARCZYK in the community. His father, Frederick D Potter, one of Thomas On this basis. Morris observed last indication of the policy's potential in the John D. Potter is a busy man, and he Edison's chief engineers, was in spring, "it is questionable that 150 units wouldn’t have it any other way. At an future; strumental in helping to get water into for a new senior citizens’ building could The impact of open enrollment upon 7-year-old girl age when most people would be content satisfy the housing needs of the city’s the majority group involved in any the community, having Wood avenue to just sit and watch the world go by, he paved and assisted in getting the elderly." is involved in hundreds of projects and transfer; Borough of Linden’s first volunteer fire The new building is being designed by An indication of the balance acruing is hit by auto hobbies and, as his wife, Ruth, says (Continuad on pay* J) with a smile, “There just isn’t a thing department at schools involved, _____ A 7-year-old girl suffered injuries to Potter's mother, tiring of having to he can’t turn his hand to ” both legs, her back and knees after carry a lantern to light her way to and Bom in Linden in 1895 in the house on being struck by a car last Sunday af­ from the train station during trips to Saturday party W. Elm street his father had purchased Auto Accident Table ternoon at the comer of Chandler New York, asked residents to donate six years before. Potter represente the avenue and Henry street. money for oil lamps along Wood 1676 accidents to Sept. 11 915 ninth generation of an old Colonial for 1952 class •17 Police laid Lisa Bull of Middlesex avenue Before long, the lamps were 1977 accidents to Sept. 11 family. The middle initial “D" is for The Reunion Committee of the Claii street waa struck by a car driven by installed. Eugene Williams of Chandler avenue as Denny, an old family name originating With a twinkle in his eye. Potter can of 1952, Linden High School, has an­ 1^76 Injuries to Sept. 11 552 from Samuel Denny who was a military she crossed Henry street at about 4:15 keep his listener enthralled for hours nounced early success in its attempts to 1977 Injuries to Sept, 11 595 figure in the historic attempt to capture Williams told police a truck parked oft with tales of growing up in Linden in the contact members of the graduating Quebec class for this Saturday’s reunion buffet. 5 the corner had obstructed hit vision 1890s and early 1900s, skating along 1971 fataUties to Sept. 11 The girl was taken to Elizabeth Potter admits that his interests in the The following classmates are still 1977 fatalities to Sept. 11 5 West Brook past St George avenue to General Hospital by the Linden Denny and Potter families genealogies Elizabeth avenue in the winter, eeling, being sought: Diane Decker, Lois Volunteer Ambulance Corps (LVAC) is a fairly recent pursuit in comparison Iannacone, Ronald Jeskln, Dolores 1979 Rt. 1-9 accidents fishing and swimming there in the where she was treated and released. to his other many and varied hobbies summer. His boyhood friends had well- Jones, John Jones, Beth Krivet to Sept. 11 211 but ha a vital interest In almost Last Friday, 16-year-old Kevin known names-Harry and Dudley Aldeman, Betty Loyer, Joan Page 1177 Rt. 1-9 accidents anything that catches his fancy and k 221 Peeples of Union street was slightly Blancke, the Wood family, Walter Roll Mclver, Dianne Stokes. to 8 e p t.lt proudly displays one of his prized The well planned affair, with music hurt when he apparently collided with a JOHN D. POTTER Jr., Roderick Wooten,^grandson of car while crossing St. George avenue possessions: a long out-of-print jpopy of Walter Lutgen...many of these names being supplied by the Seagulls, will be 1979 Rt. 278 accidents a book on the Denny family with a (lick to Anthony Potter who arrived in held at 7 p.m at the Gran Centurion*, 13 by the high school shortly after 3 p.m are now memorialized in Linden street to Sept. U Police said Peeples was crossing at photograph of the old family home in this country in the 1600s. 440 Madison Hill rd., Clark Infor­ 1977 Rt. 278 accident* The Potter home is more than 110 names. A man with roots in Linden and Ainsworth Street with a group of Dorset, England. its history, Potter decries the tendency mation regarding the missing class toSapt. 11 15 He maintains a contact with a distant years old and full of antiques and students in heavy traffic when he ap­ today to constantly tear down old members or concerning other details of parently ran Into a car operated by kinsman. Sir Lionel Denny, Lord Mayor memoriae. His post office box number the affair can be discussed with Claire 1979 kike accident* landmarks, such as the old coaching inn Esther - Wallace of Beechwood road. of London from 1986-66, and hopes to is the sajpe one that his father had when Brown Miller (232-7682) tn Westfield or to Sept. U 34 that once stood on Wood avenue Peeples reportedly landed on the hood visit England later this year to meet he first came to Linden 96 years ago. Wilma Spanjerberg Villani (882-8746) 1977 bike accident* His brother and two sisters grew up in Potter attended the first school in of the car, rolled off and walked to the with him and discus* family history. in Linden. to Sept. 11 18 a family that was very much Involved (Continuad on page 3) (Continued on page 9) Potter has also traced the Potter family 2-Thureday, September IS, 1977 LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER 3 parked cars s hand is saved struck; alcohol charged lodged Operation 4th at Rahway A Jersey City man wgs arrested on a For the fourth time in as many years, All bones, tissues, vessels, nerves and drunk driving charge after his car a team of surgeons at Rahway Hospital, tendous were rejoined and circulation damaged three others parked on Allen a medium-size community hospital, was good throughout Mercedes arm street early last Friday morning. • performed a medical feat by suc­ and hand She was said to have Police said John Butler apparently cessfully reimplanting the severed tolerated the 11 -hour procedure well backed out of Allen street about mid­ hand of an accident victim- a procedure After surgery, she was admitted to night and struck the three vehicles usually performed at large, university the intensive care unit where she spent parked in front of several homes After medical centers. the next four days As her condition leaving the scene, he was spotted by a The victim this time was 15-year-old improved, her name was removed from patrol car at S. Wood and Linden Mercedes Perez of Elizabeth and when the critical list and she was transferred avenues Butler allegedly drove she left Rahway Hospital smiling on to the pediatrics adolescent unit At through a red light and crossed the Aug 13, she had much to be happy that time she showed movement in her center lane several times before finally about fingers and was reported by nurses to being stopped on S. Wood near Edgar On July 14, Mercedes was the be “alert and responsive.” road Police said Butler was bleary passenger in a car driven by a Mercedes underwent further eyed and flushed and had a strong smell girlfriend on Route 1. At approximately operations on July 28 and Aug. 4 for of alcohol on his breath when he got out 7:30 a.m., they were involved in an debridement and skin graftings, and ofdhe car He w as^lso given a sum­ accident. The car hit the median and showed enough improvement to be mons for running the red light flipped on to the passenger side where discharged on Saturday, Aug. 13. Police arrested a Rahway man early Mercedes had her hand out of the “I feel very good,” she said as she Thursday morning after stopping his window By the time the car came to a prepared to leave the hospital she had complete halt her hand was practically lived in for the past month “Everyone SOUVENIR JACKET—U S. Senator Harrison A. Williams Jr. (D-NJ) van on Miltonia street and St. George MERCEDESPEREZ severed from her arm “ It was hanging did their best to get me this far and I examines a souvenir windbreaker presented to him by members o f avenue. Wayne McMahon was charged with driving while under the influence by a thread,’’ she said can’t thank them enough.” Union County's Project 70001, which helps high school dropouts obtqin of alcohol, assault and battery and Without waiting for an ambulance to employment and high school equivalency diplomas. From left (standing) interfering with a police officer. Power dip dims arrive, she was rushed to Rahway are Steve Brotzky, Rod Spearman, Shirleen Pervall, project staff McMahon reportedly drove through a Hospital by Patrolman Donald John Ogarek; members, Phillip Dicks, and Cheryl Holmes; (sitting) William Martin, and stop sign on Orchard terrace and St Linden's lights Caulfield and Patrolman John For- Cindy Gardiner, youth associates. George and began weaving from lane to sman of the Rahway Police Depart­ GAF pipefitter lane as police pursued the van. After The failure of a regulator on a 230,000 ment. being stopped, he roiled up the van volt transmission line al the Public She was admitted and went into the A Funeral Mass was offered Tuesday windows and locked the doors, police Service Electric and Gas Co., Linden operating room al 10:30 a m. when Dr in St. Theresa’s Church for John F, said He and a passenger, Edward generating station was the cause of last Buenaventura Manabat, general Ogarek of Smith street, Linden, who Twerdak.of Robbinwood terrace, Friday’s momentary power dip in the surgeon, and Dr. Morton Farber, or­ died Saturday in Aiexian Brothers Recreation Calendar refused to get out until police sum city, according to a company thopedic surgeon, began the Hospital, Elizabeth Mr Ogarek, 66, moned a wrecker to the scene When spokesman. debridement (cleaning up of crushed was the husband of Mrs. Veronica DATE AND ACTIVITY TIME SATURDAY Teen Program 1 p.m. JTGRC McMahon opened his window to The power dip. which momentarily tissues, etc.) and repair of bony Sibilski Ogarek TODAY Teen Program 7 p.m. JTGRC jlfotest, officers reportedly grabbed dimmed lights ar.d lessened power in structures Dr John Madaras, Mr. Ogarek, a native of Carteret, Senior Citizens' Craft Classes Soccer ClTnic 10a.m. Wheeler JTGRC Fishing Derby 9 a.m. Wilson Park him and removed him from the vehicle Linden and parts of Rahway and vascular sOrgeon, then repaired ar lived in Linden for 42 years. He was a Art Association 8 p.m . SRC Twerdak was charged with interfering Elizabeth occurred at 12:55 a.m teries and veins and grafted a vein from pipe fitter with GAF Corp , Linden, for Senior Friendship Club 1 p.m. JTGRC MONOA Y Thursday Social Club 1 p.m . SRC Senior Citizens' Craft Classes 9:30a.m. ■ with a police officer when he reportedly According to the spokesman, the her leg to the arm The final 46 years before retiring two years ago JTG RC grabbed McMahon as police w ere^-^regiilattjr was housed in a steel unit. procedure performed by Dr Charles He is also'survived by a son, John R ; TOMORROW Linden Active Seniors a m . JTG RC Teen Program 7 p.m. JTGRC 8th Ward Recreation Circle ) a.m 8WRC removing him When it failed, some insulating oil Loguda, plastic surgeon, was to a sister, Mrs. Mary Krissak; two. Greater Mt. Moriah splashed on the top of the unit, igniting reconnect nerves and tendous and close brothers, Steve and Edward, and three Senior Citizens' Group 1 p.m GMMBC TUESDAY Art Assoc. Business Meeting 8 p.m. • SRC a small fire The Linden Fire Depart­ the wound. grandchildren. , Men's Round Robin Tennis League ment was called to the scene and stood 6p.m. Memorial & Wilson Spanish group DuPont begins Retired Men's Meeting 1p.m.-JTGRC by, but was not needed, the spokesman Tuesday Social Club 1p.m.-JTGRC said He added the fire was confined to 8th Ward Recreation Circle 10a.m. 8WRC Awards Party Retarded Children to hold outing the unit top and burned itself out improvement 2:15p.m. CCB As soon as the failure occurred, said I GO COURSES L IN D E N ® COURSES 1 WEDNESDAY on anniversary the spokesman, an alternate system Senior Citizens' Craft Classes . 9:30 a.m. m ii T cnunni in pension plan JTGRC took over, preventing any further Greater Mt. Moriah Senior Frank Simone, assistant director of disruption of serivee Repairmen were ADULT SCHOOL _ Imprved benefits to the Du Pont Citizens' Group 1 G M M BC Golden Age Meeting p.m . JTG RC the Spanish-American Cultural Society to have worked on the problem | Registratio n Night, Mon., Sept. 19, 7-9, or fay Mail I Pension and Retirement Plan, effective of Linden, has announced that the regulator last Friday in order to return John T.. Gregorio Grego Recreation :hool Opening Mon., Sept. 26, 6:40 - 7:30 P.M. Sept. 1 at the Company’s Linden Plant, Center, 25 Kncnopf st. society’s fifth anniversary will be it to operation as quickly as possible. ! Registration & St will increase company-wide pensions Sunnyslde Recreation celebrated with an outing to the j •Astrology (Auto M« hanics (MAW) (Basic Plumbing (Gotf (Basic Electricity ' for retiring employees Center, Melrose and Orchard terrace Meadowbrook Dinner Theater Cedar i (Backgammon (Bookk tepingl and II (Calligraphy (Estate Planning (Spanish I, n According to Richard D. Turner. Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Grove, on Nov. 18. Mrs. Thevenet rocheting (Gourmet Cooking (House Plants * Terrariums , Plant Manager, the major change is Church, 14th street and I (Magic (Dancing (C Wood avenue. (Bargello (Macrame (Guitar (Oil Painting (Photography that pensions will be calculated on em­ Memorial — Memorial Tennis Courts, S. The evening will include a full course j (Assertiveness Trainini Wood avenue prime rib dinner, an open bar, a dies at age 74 ; (Polish (Sewing (Slim nasties (Steno 1 and II (Tennis (Tai Chi Chum (Oil Painting ployee's pay in their three highest-paid and Lower road years with the company instead of the Wilson Tennis Courts, presentation of the award-winning A prayer service was held at the 11 (Beginning l Advanced) five highest-paid years. Summit ter. musical ‘Showboat'’ and dancing to the Werson Funeral Home Friday for Mrs. IRE REE TO LINDEN RESIDENTS 65 or OVER : The change will increase pensions by Meadowbrook orchestra following the Winfred Kelly Thevenet of W Curtis ;i ALL COURSES J an average of about 8 percent for Du show street, Linden who died in Rahway Pont employees retiring in 1977. Senior citizen The tickets are $25 a person, all in­ Hospital Sept 7. She was 74 CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY, SEPT. 26th Mr Turner indicated that these clusive. Bom in Trent on, Mrs Thevenet lived pension improvements are a result of luncheon menu The society, since its start in 1972, in Elizabeth before moving to Linden 24 All Classes at the company's continuing examination years ago She was a member of St. Following is the monthly menu for has brought many artists and plays to of its employee benefits program in UNDEN HIGH SCHOOL the senior citizen lunch program at Linden both Spanish and American Elizabeth Church light of the needs of its employees and During the fifth anniversary season. Surviving are her husband, Frank, a 121 ST. GEORGE AVLJJNOEN f School 1 (Wood avenue and Gibbons daughter, Mrs Lorraine Flesher of retiree^ as w>ell as such factors as street) and School 8 (West Blancke Jose Molinero will perform a dance inflation, increases in Social Security program on Jan 6 Other future events Woodbridge; a sister, Mrs Helen j: FOR INFORMATION, CALL 925-2731 or 925-2744 | beneifts, and comparison with the street): Coffey of Milltown, and one grandchild SCHOOL 1 will be announced benefits proveded by other leading SEPT. 20 - Stuffed breast of chicken companies. with gravy, spinach garnished with Combined with Social Security, Du pimentoes, tomato wedges on shredded 2 hurt when car hits Pont pensions give many long-service lettuce with dressing, bread and empoyees a retirement income that margarine, peach whip ‘n chill fender of school bus compares favorably with their working SEPT 21 — Liver with onion gravy, income after taxes, said Turner rice with herb seasoning, broccoli with Two people were injured an early morning mishap In January, employees who retired lemon, buttered tiny whole carrots, before the end of 197(1 received in­ slightly when a school bus at W St. George avenue biscuit and margarine, watermelon. and car were involved in and Mittonia street, last creases of up "to 12 percent in their SEPT 27 — Orange juice, seafood monthly pensions. This was the fourth Thursday. pattie with tartar sauce, corn, cole Increase in company pensions since salw, bread and margarine, plain cake Police said a car driven 1966. with chocolate icing. by Vincent Beminger of The Du Pont Pension and Retirement Gesner street was turning S t o n e u ia l SEPT 28 - Mea' loaf with gravy, Teen Plan, established in 1904 and one of the whipped potatoes, green peas, left from Miltonia onto W. first in American. indsutry, pays miniature bread with margarine, ice St. George when the car’s benefits to more than 34,000 former cream with strawberry topping front fender struck the left employees and survivors. Talk rear fender of the bus. The OCT 4 — The Odd Couple, buttered THI8 WEEK'S LET­ noodles, spinach, rutabaga wedges, bus was carrying 15 TER: How do 1 get “un­ passengers, 14 of them bread and margarine, apple pie adopted?” My (foster) Miss Karmel; OCT 5 — Sliced turkey with dressing students, when the ac­ parents took me out of an cident occurred and gravy, cranberry sauce, sweet orphanage Things were Simmons aide potatoe puff, sauteed shrfedded cabbage fine for a while. Lately Beminger suffered from and green pepper, roll and butter, they have become nosy shock, at the scene but S e c u r it y . Miss Harriett B. Karmel. 56, of vanilla tart with topping about my friends, and aak refused medical attention Westfield, died Sept 6 in St. Elizabeth SCHOOL8 a million questions. They One student on the bus, 12- Hospital. Elizabeth SEPT 15 Fish sticks with tartar even told me that I could year-old James Leverette Born in Newark, she lived in sauce, corn, pickled beets, corn muffin not see one particular boy of East Orange, was to Linden most of her life She moved to and margarine, apple turnover that 1 like very much. visit his own doctor for Westfield 2'k years ago Miss Karmel Your savings are insured t o SEPT 21 — Veal and ham with white They didn’t give me any treatment of wrist pain was a secretary at the Simmons sauce over noodles, spinach, rutabaga A rear-end accident at Manufacturing Co., Linden, for 18 reason, only that he would $40,000 by the FSLIC. At Stonew all, wedges, french bread and margarine, get me into trouble. I think N Wood and St George years. » Jello jewels with topping I am big enough Jo take avenues last Thursday Surviving is a brother, Saul, of Rah not only is your m oney insured by the SEPT 28 — Meat loaf with gravy, care of myself and choose injured a Cranford whipped potatoes, green peas, way. my own friends If I can't motorist, police said. Federal Savings and Loan Insurance miniature bread and margarine, ice get “un adopted” , I might James Pfrcell suffered Hi cream with strawberry topping ii run away back paint when his car, C orporation... it’s also secure, earn­ at SEPT 29 - Spaghetti with meat OUR REPLY: You are ■topped at a traffic light, ai sauce, broccoli, butter, tossed salad, "W rTF r u g s M forgetting that your was struck in the rear by ing the highest rates allowed by law II rye bread and margarine, watermelon MEDICAL SERVICE CENTER •r parents have a respon­ one operated by Celia ' Complete Health Care" it sibility to guide and Ventura of Union avenue in America. Now that’s a secure »i at 5:25 p.m. Ventura told LINDENS Associate pastor protect you through your N. WOOD AVE troublesome years From police the thought Per- investm ent. a number of possible cell’s car had started to 4 8 6 -4 1 5 5 M Rev Eugene R Koch was named move and began to ac­ FREE DELIVERY M associate pastor of St. Theresa of the selections, they chose you. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK •I They probably didn’t celerate. Percell was 8 30 A.M. to 11 P.M. •I Child Jesus parish, effective Sunday Hudson Vitamins M choose you because of the taken to Rahway Hospital sseli Stover Candies M He had been director ot the Apostolate color of your hair, or by the Linden Volunteer Developing • CosmeticsW for Vocations. Use Your Master CNarqe II because you’re “cute.” Ambulance Corps. 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LEADER Thursday, September 15, 1977-J the program will not increase property Rehabilitation taxes paid by the homeowners “Only A ninth generation city resident Linlden I'brary (Continued from page 1) such improvements as an addition to « to nave series there is an imminent health and safely the house,-or adding an extra room or hazard bathroom or garage, are assessable,” Since last spring the consultants have noted the information bulletin Potter pursues hobbies, projects, life for city toddlers made an effort to reach homeowners in (ContlnuMl from p*g< i) remained until he retired in 19#) after Lodge F & AM of Linden Registration is being accepted for the the community to inform them of the Retirement to John Potter simply program After a meeting with Linden and later went to Newark Tech 39 years of service fall pre-school story hour series to be meant he had more time for his vast offered, by the Linden Free Public homeowners in April, the consultants Albanese and to Columbia University while A man with a deep interest in his (Continued from page 1) and varied interest A tall man with a distributed booklets to residents working for the Metropolitan Life community and its people, he has long Library All pre-school children, 3 to 5 warm and welcoming smile, he exudes detailing the program The Linden •earlier this year that Wheeler Pool Insurance Co Later, he was employed been active in political and civic af years of age, are eligible to be enrolled- an enthusiasm for life and the world in the-weekly programs. Recreation Department also assisted would not reopen for this summer at the Worthington Pump and fairs He ran for mayor on a fusion because of its deteriorating condition and has passed this feeling onto those The schedule of programs is: by contacting members of senior Machinery Corp and at Standard Aero ticket in 1950. He was also a member of and reduced patronage The com­ the former borough volunteer fire around him While taking a course in East Branch, 1425 Dili ave , Mon citizen groups meeting in a neigh­ in Plainfield. During World War I he furniture finishing at the Union County mission claimed it was losing money on worked on airplanes and was a quar­ department and is now a member of the days, 10:30 a m., Oct 3 to Dec. 5 borhood church center. Home Extension Service in Westfield, Sunnyside Branch, 100 Edgewood In information bulletin to it. termaster in the old Home Guard which Exempt Firemen's Association and Potter discovered a new talent and road, Tuesdays, 2 p.m. Oct. 4 to Dec 6 homeowners in the target area, But protests by the Linden City later became the military reserves was instrumental in organizing a first Council, the Linden Recreation aid course for police and fire personnel proceeded to spend the next 13 years as Grier Branch, 2500 Grier ave., Planners Diversified observed that the In 1922, Potter joined Western an instructor in the Clark Adult School Wednesdays, 10:30a m Oct. 5 to Dec 7 program “is concerned with upgrading Department and the freeholders in Union County eventually forced the commission to Electric as an inspector of the Potter is a past chairman of the first and for three years at Plainfield High South Wood Branch, 9709 S. Wood and improving the quality of housing mechanical equipment in the then-new School He is an ardent gardener and a ave , Thursdays, 10:30 a m. Oct. 6 to change its plans and to patch up the aid committee of the Elizabethtown in your neighborhood through pool so it could be used during the dial telephone offices in New York He Red Cross chapter and. during World member of the Men's Garden Club of Dec 8 rehabilitation The Neighborhood was later transferred to Kansas City, Westfield He has also reactivated his Main Library, 31 E Henry st., summer The City Council also objected War II, was a first aid instructor in the Preservation Program recognizes the to the fact that Linden pays some It Mo., to aid in the installation of that Plainfield Red Cross chapter father’s old well and piped the water Fridays. 10:30 a m Oct. 7 to Dec 9 general overall soundness of the city’s first dial central office He was into his kitchen and garden Tove Johansen, coordinator of million a year in taxes to the county- A past president of the Union County housing in the target area. However, it more than any other municipality in again transferred to the general in­ Grand Jurors' Association, he was also Potter is married to the former Ruth children's services, said that while the also recognizes the beginning of stallation engineers department in New Buttorff Hunter of Indiana and has a children are attending the story hour, Union County—yet was threatened with on the executive committee of that physical deterioration in the neigh the closing of the only county-operated York group and played a large part in its son, the Rev John D Potter Jr., from special speakers and other programs borhood and will assist homeowners his first wife, the late Elizabeth Gelvin will be concurrently offered to their facility in the city. In 1928, Potter went to Electrical rejuvenation during his 30-year with housing inspections and financial Although the commission reopened Research- Products, a subsidiary of Potter, and a grandson, Benjamin parents at the Main Library and the membership assistance to make the necessary Wheeler Pool for 1977, it was never Andrew Potter Sunnyside and East Branches Western Electric, to supervise the Potter served for many years as a repairs SuchJnvestments will keep the mentioned whether or not the facility All children attending the senes must installation and operation of the new committeeman for Cub Pack 133 and neighborhood sound " would be permanently overhauled so it be pre-registered Parents may enroll talking pictures With a group of served as chairman of the health and Planners Diversified stressed that could be used again next year engineers in 1929, Potter was sent to safety committee of the Southern Rape their children now for any of the series the general repairs contemplated by England and Ireland to instruct District'of Union Council of Boy Scouts (Continued from page 1) in person or by telephoning the engineers there how talking pictures Potter was president of the board of the house, she called to her father who children's department in the following • Llfftflnf operated He returned just before the trustees of the Linden Presbyterian was at home The elder man grabbed locations: Main Library or Grier Senior F ix t u r e s stock market crash and Electical Church when the church was first the alleged rapist but he broke loose Branch, 486-3888; Sunnyside Branch, (ContinuedJrom page 1) •L a m p s 486-1888; East or South Wood Branches, Linden architect Abraham Goodman # S h a d e s , P a r t s Research Porducts was sold by organized and is a charter member When the father attempted to get into A Itspsln Western Electric He stayed with the Additionally, he is a member of the his car to give chase, the man had gone 486-3994 The 11-story structure will feature 150 one bedroom apartments for tenants • Clock* wOlft Itam t Bell System and, during the American Society of Mechanical The police were notified and a #F|raplsct Kaulp. Depression, transferred to New, Engineers of New Jersey, Sons of the description of the man was given and a slightly larger apartment for the building manager Its construction will HUGE ASSORTMENT-SRANO NAMII jersey Bell Telephone Co where he American Revolution and Comer Stone Police spotted Medina, who fit the 7-year-old At DISCOUNT PRICES description, walking on Rt 1-9 and be similar to that of Peach Orchard Towers The building will feature two The Roosters’ Coup picked him up He was brought to the (Continued from page 1) father's house where he was identified meeting rooms, an arts and crafts on ROUTE 21 curb. He was treated at St Elizabeth’s room, a kitchen, two elevators, tenant R D . No. 2 Box 200 Racial balancing plan as the alleged rapist Lambertville, N.J. 06S30 A court appearance is set for Sept 26 Hospital for a leg injury. Wallace was storage areas and other special purpose issued a summons for leaving the scene opin 7 dats (109) 397-0027 Medina is applying for a public- facilities Construction wilLaljso require of an accident in city's hands again defender the relocation of Morses Creek!" (Continued from page 1) board revised the open < enrollment a better performance in the district in policy, fear was expressed that "white r° *■ ) 7 \ - implementing a desegregation plan flight" would occur whereby white Growing The board was given an Oct. 3 dead families dissatisfied with the current line to respond to the questionnaire problems in the public schools, would Lataille reiterated his hope that the remove their children from the system r Older board would come up with a voluntary and enroll them in private or parochial plan, noting. "Otherwise, the state will schools If this happened, additional For your year-round have to take action on the matter " seats in many of the city's 10 elemen enjoyment, flowers and Uitaille concluded. "I don't know tary buildings would remain empty, leaves can be easily Take the money why Linden is taking so long when other reinforcing Dorins contention A check preserved. towns have submitted acceptable racial of the three parochial schools in Linden Pick flowers at their balancing plans We re running out of showed 29 new Linden students had prime—or just before they time We have to draw the line enrolled for the new term at St John reach full color Keep somewhere." the Apostle School on Valley road them as free of moisture Despite the recent revision of the According to Taranto, the same trend as possible Then, utilize and open enrollment policy as the board’s could be expected at St. Theresa's and the oldest drying method: latest attempt to take positive action St Elizabeth's schools which could Hang the plant material toward a racial balance settlement. account for the nearly 100 students no upside down in a dark, dry Board President Maryann Dorin in­ longer enrolled in the city system storage room. The room dicated she is looking for a speedy Dorin feels strongly that the entire should be kept warmer conclusion to the troublesome issue that racial balance problem could have been than the outside tasn- one. hat hung over the city for nine years avoided long ago if the original paratire—and as dark as Dorin, who assumed the board EducatioaSupport Team < EST) report, poaaibis for coior reten­ presidency in April, feels that the which advocated closing certain tion primary objective of the board should schools, had been accepted by the When dry, cut the plant, be to pursue the litigation it initiated tp board in office at thatlime. Instead, the strip the learns and against State Commissioner of board rejected what was the assemble the bunches of Education Dr. Fred G. Burke to, as she predecessor of the later Humphries six to eight stems. Tie and put it, “clear up the question of plan and chose to submit the Gutkin bang upside down authority so we ithe board) know plan to the state. It was rejected in While drying time UCTC where to stand." February as being too vague varies, it usually takes "1 am asking Robert Greenwood (the from one to three weeks “Now it's back to who do you listen to depending on the plant practical loans board’s special attorney handling the and what do you do,” said Dorin “I still litigation) to call for a meeting with Dr materia] feel working with the input of the EST is Absorbent agents-items Lataille so we can firm up matters At in our best interests. From now on. any com e w ith # this point, I would prefer a show-cause like silica gel, washed changes recommended by the team will sand, powde red-com meal order from the state to establish the be made public immediately ” right of authority as to who dictates or borax-commeal-can Dorin submitted that the old board practical gifts. policy in our schools,” said Dorin, also be used did little last March to try to sell the adding she was “shocked" at recent If you're utilizing drying EST proposals to the public when the state granted delays for the board. mixtures, arrange flowers campaigrffor the four open hpard seats The outspoken board president in deep, flat containers Now you cun borrow the m ono win was in, progress "At the time." commented that some parents con­ Leave in a dry, open need lor w h.uoy r you need and tJioo.se cerned with the open enrollment and remarked the president, "the mood of place while the flowers are the public was (qr neighborhood schools one of these great gifts free from I nited' desegregation issue may lose sight of drying Again, it usually only But, as always, certain opinions < onniics Trust ( 1 >mpam what she feels is a related problem lakes from one to three and moods change " economics "Economics has much to do weeks I hats right W hen you gel a lt It prac When the flowers are with our entire problem," Dorin said And added Dorin. "We should have tieal loan of Sd.SOO or m o re you get had a minority only policy for open dry, remove the excess "Closing certain schools in the near one of these valuable gifts free YoifFonh future is something that will have to be enrollment in 1970 to try to implement mixture and store flowers done We presently have 80 youngsters some racial balance action, but now I for use They’ll need to be problem will hi" deciding which of these in one school and many, many more in can't help but think that reverse wired or maybe wrapped tempting gilts is right lor you discrimination cases may result from with floral tape prior to another What about our senior citizens Thed Iighw.n hmcrgcnc) Kit contains and their dollar needs in the city? our action.” using in an arrangement The board president -expressed everything you could possible need in Dollar values are important. Some BURGLARY DETERRENT buildings must be closed for us to be concern that, come next February TIP: lease of emergency able to deal with this problem ^ she when board elections again take place, When you 90 on vacation, have newspaper and other The Stadium Kil co m e s packed in a sm art stated. x any new members elected to a seat will deliveries discontinued during again first have to cope with the myriad your absence and arrange to leather like vinyl bag and contains a At the July 6 meeting at (which the have one of your neighbors of proposed solution^, questions and check your house periodically. blanket, thermos, umbrella and raincoat information on racial balancing, thus — even thing vou need to get you possibly delaying concrete action by the board should nothing be ac N O T IC E n through the game complished by then r s SLinden 5tii Ward" O r vein can c h o o se o n e ot five s c ru m p ­ THE CARD HOUSE On the subject of the board’s tious g o u rm et gift pac kages — each o n e Large Selection Of credibility" with the residents. 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4-Thursday, September 15, 1977 LINDEN PAST F i r s t - c By Peter Heumann ' T E N S E A man in a grumpy mood, meaning sonality of her own." man said “A mighty fine-looking ONE YEAR AGO me, is a poor audience for a middle- “Did you ever see an underrated woman, my wife, even if she is 43.” Administrators of the Unden public aged man who wants to rave about the movie, ‘Smile’?” I asked the man. “ It “Look," I said, “if your wife luoks school system attend a workshop on wonders of the Miss America contest starred Bruce Dern, and it told some of good at 43, you're way ahead. I’ve seen goals and implementation of the televised each year from Atlantic City the story of these beauty contests.” what happens to some of those beauties ■ Thorough and Efficient education, I mean, honestly, what does it matter? "Did it show how sweet and young by the time they reach 40. It’s pretty process City Council expects to Maybe, if a Miss New Jersey ever and kind these magnificent young sad. They’re not all Bess Myersons you appoint an architect to design an ad­ wound up near the top women are?” asked the man know" dition for the rear of City Hall to house The man extolled the virtues of Mias “ No, it showed that some of those Illinois, Miss SouthDakota, Miss New babes would betray their own mothers “Yeah, I’m mighty lucky to have a new offices for the police department wife like mine.” Mexico, Miss Missouri and about ten to grab the big ring," I said and a Civil Defense emergency "Right.” preparedness center Mrs LENA others until I wondered if he was taking “Oh.” The man sounded AARON is to be honored at a retirement roll call of the states disillusioned. “You mean a girl like the “But that Miss Indiana, my. she was dinner for her 40 years of service with “Those beautiful young women!” he one tliey selected%K*s Congeniality? gorgeous! I thought she was more the city Welfare Department ... The rhapsodized. “Those glowing faces, She seemed so sw4et/” beautiful than any of the rest, except PAL Little Tigers football team defeats those sparkling eyes, those bright “She might be, but who knows what for maybe Miss Minnesota. Miss Cranford. 16-6, in its first varsity outing smiles.” lurks behind those shining smiles?" Mississippi looked terrific in a bathing of the season as ART JEFFRIES “Ah, yes,” I said to Sal in what I “Gee, Bert Parks seemed to really suit What did you think?” scampers 40 yards for one of the Linden hoped was an undertone. ‘‘Those like her.” "They all looked alike to me,” I said scores smiles. Not an honest tooth in the lot.” “Bert Parks seems to like everybody. “You mean you couldn't tell that Miss —0—0— Sal’s small chuckle showed me he was He is especially fond of Bert Parks, but Indiana was the prettiest?” The guy FIVE YEARS AGO tuned in. “Put all those shining teeth 1 can’t blame the guy for that We’re was getting annoyed The Uniform Crime Report issued by together and they could supply suf­ supposed to like ourselves." “As I’ve been telling you,” I said, the State attorney .general’s office ficient solar energy for the world’s "When he sings, ‘There she is, Miss “they all looked alike to me.” shows that Linden ranks 34th in crime needs ” America,’ doesn't that get to you? I cry “You must be blind or something in the state, which is not out of “Beautiful women, aren't they?” For a little every time I hear it.” The man You should have your eyes checked." proportion to its size or populations, two some reason, the guy had directed his sought my approval. What could I say, “Listen, Mac, I’m entitled to my factors weighed in the report The question at me. grumpy as I was? opinion, and my opinion is that they all Linden League of Women Voters holds “They all looked alike to me,” I said "Yeah, he gets to me, too ” I refused looked alike to me." I thought.that was a special voter- registration drive at unenthusiastically -JL to enlarge Just how he got to me. A man a rather sensible way of looking at it Linden High School so that 18-year-olds “You’re kidding," he saidSfeach one owed something to his integrity considering I hadn’t even seen the can register ... The top award of a gold THE STATE WE’RE IN of those wonderful womenJiaa a per­ “My wife looked like that once,” the program. medal and a $500 check are presented to Ptl RONALD MACHUTA by the State By D.F. Moore, North Jersey Conservation Foundation PBA at its convention in Atlantic City. Machuta threw himself on top of a man New Jersey residents should pay water pollution control, and an whose legs had been severed by a train attention to a hearing by the state’s estimateid $804 million more is needed Congressman Patten when he saw another train approaching Clean Water Council Tuesday on the merely to achieve overall secondary at high speed .. Ptl. GEORGE question “How Can Clean Water Be treatment of municipal waste in the I support and urge passage of the bill 10 to 12 million Americans who MODRAK is promoted to sergeant and Obtained in New Jersey Without state. for one year, the affects of the artificial Sgt. FRED HEISS is promoted to Impeding Economic Development?” The council next touches on the which would impose an 18-month sweetener. The legislation would allow regularly consume the artificial sweetner It is an emotionally-charged lieutenant in the Linden Police The wording of that question is, subject which is emerging as enemy moratorium on the proposed saccharin for all the available information on ban as introduced by Rep. Paul G. Department. unfortunately, an invitation for special number one for industry, nationwide— saccharin to be carefully and com­ issue with public reaction running five -O-o- interests to submit statements the proviso in the federal Water Roger* (Dem.-Florida), Chairman of pletely reviewed. In addition, it would to one against the ban according to a provide for a study of our ability to recent Harris survey The nail I'veS TEN YEARS AGO calculated to erode or delay needed Pollution Control Act that wastewater the House Subcommittee on Health, and Ms counterpart. Senator Edward received has been considerable In the only primary contest in the water quality regulations and en-‘ treatment-'must achieve the “beat predict the carcinogenicity of food city, EUGENE HERGERT wins an forcement in what is already America's * available technology economically M. Kennedy (Dm.-Mas*.) additives jn humans when a substance If any reader or other constituents expected victory over his opponent, most densely populated, highwayed achievable by July 1,1983.” The coundl The Rogtrr-Kennedy measure would is found to cause cancer in laboratory would like to express their opinion on the saccharin issue, they have until FRANK'SAVANAROLA, 331 to 182 ... and industrialized state. pegs the resulting additional cost at instruct the Secretary of Health, animals. The Institute would also look into possibility of weighing the risks October 3rd, 1977 to write to Hearing HENRY J. DAALEMAN, attorney for The question might better be TriSTnillion for New Jersey, to cover Education t Welfare (HEW) to allow the Linden Taxpayers Association, says phrased, "How Can Economic advanced treatment. the continued use of saccharin in food, and benefits of food additives when Clerk (HFC;-20), Food & Drug making regulatory decisions con Administration^ Room 4-65, 5600 he has requested the state attorney Development in New Jersey be Figures of $606 million mate far beverages, Cosmetic*, and drugs, while cerning them. general to conduct a full-scale in­ Unimpeded Without Clean Water?” No correction o f combined sewer over­ studies are being held. Fishers Lane, Rockville, Maryland vestigation of the practice of land­ exaggeration results by asking, “How flows and $8 billion to r theoretical 20857 Whether steady saccharin use swapping city-owned land for private can anybody expect to live in New treatment and control of stormwater It would direct the Institute of The proposed FDA ban—which would have the same affect on people properties in Lmden Gov. RICHARD Jersey (or anywhere else) without runoff and other diffused sources of Medicine of the National Academy of resulted from Canadian tests on has not been proven, so your views HUGHES is expected to attend the clean water?” pollution are cited. Science* to further study and evaluate. animals-directly affects an estimated would be welcomed Loyalty Day celebration sponsored by Phrasing a question like that for the The council says it wants to know the Linden AUegiance Committee this Clean Water Council hearing is an whether the public prefers limiting fall The Linden Adult School an­ example of what George Orwell called pollution control to (1) secondary nounces it will offer a Civil. Defense “newspeak.” It gives a psychological treatment, (2) adding advanced course during its fall semester. boost to the idea that economic treatment for "selected'’ municipal Profiles of candidates development is more important than and industry cases or (3) flat-out "bast IIIHIIIII!...... I....IIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII something without which we would all available technology” treatment for Representhqg us quickly die. Worse yet, it implies that every municipality and industry in the we have to make a choice, ignoring the state. Dem ocrats for freeholder fact that little if any economic Unfortunately, a hearing hke this In Washington development would have occurred automatically attracts the usual special without clean water interests but too rarely gets enough T h e Senate The Clean Water Council explains in input from the most “special” internet C lifford P Case Republican of Rahway its ’ hearing announcement, of all: ordinary water-drinking citizens. 315 Old Senate Office Building. Washington. "Regulations, public policy must deal with finding the realistic balance where After gleaning various viewpoints, D.C. 20510. the environment is not sacrificed to a the council passes its findings along to fiarrison A Williams. Democrat of growing economy; on the other hand the New Jersey Department of Westfield, 352 Old Senate Office Building . . ascertaining where the legal limits Environmental Protection, along with .Washington, D.C. 20510 should be drawn in the prosecution of - its recommendstions. I hope people tell water pollution control statutes and the council that they realize extra T h e H ouse regulations will serve the public well, commitment to maintain water quality Matthew J Rinaldo. Republican of Union recognizing the public’s need for a is called for in a state with such a big 314 Cannon House Office- Building. dynamic economy.” population and such a limited supply of W ashington. D.C. 20515 Represents Union, Then the council unreels some big potable water. Springfield. Roselle. Roselle Park. Kenilworth numbers, saying that nearly $1.2 billion The hearing will begin at 9:30 a m and Mountainside has been committed in the past five Tuesday in the College Center, Mid­ years in New Jersey to build or upgrade dlesex County College, Woodbridge municipal wastewater treatment avenue, Edison Township We at the In Trenton plants; major industries committed New Jersey Conservation Foundation . some $138 million from 1973 to 1975 for will enter a statement. Why don’t you? D is tr ic t 20 YOU AND YOUR MONEY ‘ 'Includ ing -UnmriT fteseWe, Rosalte-P-atk ■ ~ State Senate—Alexander Menza. Democrat, 67 Georgian- c t . H illside. 07205 Rajoppi Dillon Assembly—Francis X. McDermott, 312 Only dumb are afraid Bori*ht w Walter Boruzht.Boright, seekimseeking a second Joanne Rajoppi, mayor of Thomas Dillon believes "one of the Massachusetts ave. W estfield 07090. C. term as a Democratic freeholder, said Springfield, considers herself “a most difficult tasks facing the Louis Bassano. 1758 Kenneth ave.. Union he is “particularly concerned about the responsive public advocate.” And that, freeholder board is the balance which 07083 plight of the elderly and handicapped she believes, is what is needed on the must be maintained between services to ask for explanation to be provided, against the residents' District 21 persons living in Union County.” Union County Board of Freeholders landlord are in agreement. Make The 33-year-old teacher in the Clark A Democratic candidate for a three ability to pay taxes." By JUDITH G. RHOADES Dillon, a Democratic candidate for Including Linden certain also, that your monthly rental public school system said, “There is a . year term on the board in the Copley News Service freeholder, said this is of "special State Senate-Thomas G Dunn, Democrat, payment, and the date the payment is severe shortage of nursing home beds November election, Rajoppi called it Q. When I went to buy insurance, the concern to those Union County 1120 Applegate ave,, Elizabeth 07208, due is written into the lease in our county and throughout the important for the freeholdes to agent used the word deductible I didn't residents who are on fixed incomes." Assembly—John T Gregorio Democrat, 304 You may also be required to make a state." He said he is anxious to see an preserve home rule. The current want to seem dumb then, but I really The 50-year-old candidate, whd is W. Curtis st. Linden 07036; Thomas J. don’t know what the word deductible first and last month's deposit plus a expansion proposal implemented at Democratic-controlled board has done that, she said, with a policy of “high employed as a chemical engineer, said Deverm Democrat, 28 Cypress st., Carteret means cleaning charge. Most leases are on a Runnell’s Hospital regard for community opinion in he feels his experience in that field 07008, A. The word deductible has to do with yearly basis, although one could be for Boright has served as chairman of a longer duration. the freeholder’s health and social decisions of major projects like high­ could provide the board “with the iiiiiiiiiimiiimimnnmmmitnimmniiimHiitiiimiHiittHn a provision in a property, auto or health needed input to help in the economic insurance contract You should also make certain that services committee, on the Runnells way construction, street widening, your lease states who will pay for the Hospital board of managers and is a zoning and planning.” * solution of engineering problems” such Say, for example, you had a fire in as flooding, garbage disposal, pollution Linden leader your kitchen The cost to repair the utilities, make repairs, pay for member of the Overlook Hospital board Her own background as a public replacements or provide insurance. of trustees, the Juvenile Detention official and training as a journalist and energy shortages. He said these damage was $2,000“You have a $500 problems should be solved on a regional deductible insurance policy. You would Finally, tie certain that you un­ Center and the Mental Health advisory “taught me to apply observation, in­ M e m o e r derstand your prospective landlord's boards. He is also a member of the New vestigation and resolution" to the level to minimize taxpayer costs. SU fill R BAN pay $500, and your insurance company Dillon was educated in the Elizabeth NEWSPAPERS would pay the remaining $1,500 policy with regard to overnight guests, Jersey Kidney Foundation and the problems facing Springfield, she said. - OF AMERICA pets, musical instruments, television American Cancer Society. “A freeholder's duties are, in many school system, Rider College, and As a further comment, when an in­ Newark College of Engineering. He dividual is selling you a product, no and even subleasing. If tMs is all ac­ Boright is a graduate of Jonathan instance*, similar to those of a town complished beforehand, you will Dayton Regional High School in councllperson," she added. holds three engineering patents and Published t»ch Thursday by matter what it is, and you do not un­ has been named to the “Who’s Who” of Suburban Publishing Corp. probably be a better tenant. Springfield, Newark State College and A cum laude graduate of Case derstand the terminology, ask for an several engineering organizations. Seton Hall University. He has been a Western Reserve University in A t h g r M lnti, publisher explanation. Request the individual He has been a committeeman and has doing the selling to explain until you Q. I recently received a form in the councilman in the borough of Cleveland, she is the wife of Harry NEWS DEPARTMENT Kenilworth and was chairman of served on the Planning Board and the Richard Luongo, editor understand the concept. mail which wanted me to send my Pappaa, also a candidate for election taxpayer identification number. I want several committees on that board. He Board of Adjustment in Elizabeth. Steven Herz It is not dumb to be ignorant in an this year. He is running for State Senate He and his wife, the former Joyce Mary Bednarczyk to know where I go to find out if I ha ve a has been on several freeholders’ on the Democratic ticket in District 22. Les M alamut. department director area with which you have not had a Fulton, have two children and live in Abner Gold, assistant director number? committees and the Scotch Plains- Rajoppi U a former staff writer for reasonable education What is dumb, Elizabeth. however, is not to ask for information A. That phrase is confusing to many Fanwood Regional Board of Education. the Newark Evening News and is editor BUSINESS DEPARTMENT when you fail to understand. people. Actually, your Social Security He and his wife, the former Pamela of the New Jersey Carpenters Funds Robert H Brumell, Zardecki of Linden, live in Scotch vice president of advertising Lack of communication could cause number is your taxpayer identification publications. She is a former director of * Charles loomer, you to purchase the wrong Insurance number. The only time it would not be a Plains and have a seven-month-old the Blair Summer School for Jour­ LIBRARY national advertising manager Social Security number would bo if you daughter. nalism, served as secretary-treasurer James D Parks, policy, not buy adequate coverage, buy Today—Children's films: "Lost circulation manager more than necessary or think you were a corporation, treat, or part of Local Union 1107 Apprentice Com­ Pidgeon," "People Soup,” “Brake Doreen DeFalco, purchased a policy wMch met your nerahip. In that case, you would write mittee in Kenilworth and was selected asst circulation manager Scrapbook Free.” South Wood Branch, 1709 S. requirements, but in actuality, did not. or go to your local Internal Revenue as one of the "Outstanding Young Sept. 18, 1810— Independence Day in Wood ave., 3:30 p.m. Sam Howard —O—O— Service Center, and request form SS-4, Women of America" last year. Publisher m i l 947 Mexico, marking the date of the Tomorrow—Children’s films: “Lost fill out the application, and an iden­ She was elected to the Springfield Mlltpn Minti-retired Q. I will be going to college this fall, Mexican Revolution against Spanish Pidgeon,” “People Soup,” “Brake Publisher 1971-1975 and plan to live off campus. I have been tification number would be assigned to Board of Education In 1974, becoming rule. Free.” Main Library, 31 E. Henry st., Entered at the Post Office at Linden, N J told that wherever j rent, I will ypu. its vice-president the following year, as Second Class M a tte r, Sept 9, 1972 Sept. 17,1939—Russia invades Poland 3:30 p.m. under the act of March 8, 1879 Second probably have to sign a lease. What in World War 2. and ran successfully for Township Monday—Picture book hour for Class Postage paid at Linden, N.J. Judith Rhoades Is a free-lance writer Committee in 1975. She was named type of things should I look for in a lease Sept. 18, 1798—President George children, East Branch, 1425 Dill ave., 25 Cants par copy agreement? who has spent 1$ year* la the securities deputy mayor in 1978 and mayor this Malted Subscription Rato Washington lay* the corners too# of the 3:30 59 SO par y a a r, $11.00 tor two yaars A. First of all, make certain that you industry. If yen have any quartans year. regarding finance, seewittaa, or the. Capitol building of the United States in Tuesday—Picture book hour for 210 N . Wood A va., L in d an 07014 understand the entire lease agreement Washington, D.C. children, Sunnyside Branch, 100 OHlca Hours 10 a m to 2 p.m stock market, yen may write to ker at fend are willing to accept the term* Sept. 19,1966—President Juan Peron navigator Ferdinand Magellan, with Edgewood road, 4 p.m. P h ono: 404-7700 before you sign it. Copley News Service, la care of tMs newspaper. Please ke certain to enclose of Argentina is ousted from office five venaeUr and some 270 man, begins Wednesday*-Picture book hour for Represented Nationally by U M P t If you are confused by any of the following army and navy revolts lasting his global voyage to find a western children, Grier Branch, 2500 Grier ave., U S SUBURBAN PRESS INC clauses or want one deleted or changed, a self addressed stomped envelope for your personal reply. three days. passage to the Indies. 3:30 p.m. IHmitIWIlWWWMHMIllllMMHIMlIIMIIIIIIIflHIHMMWMIMjllMI make certain you and your prospective Sept. 30. 1510—The Portuguese Thurtday, S»ptemb*r 15. 1977

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Both will college center director Office plan to visit Union County school SELL BABY'S old toys with a Want Ad Call ^ 686 7700, d a ily 9 to s oo. start at 7:30 p.m. at City Federal Patricia Steffens of Caldwell has Mrs Steffens initiated and coor­ system to reach individuals who may dinated a series of campus workshops be unfamiliar with the Food Stamp City Federal Savings and Loan been named director of the Union College Women’s Center. at Caldwell College dealing with the Program Nutritional and financial Aide training Association of Elizabeth is offering a problems of college women and benefits of the program will be em­ new type of account that automatically The newly-established Women’s organized a series of lecture- phasized pays monthly bills on request and at the Center is intended to serve women by Red Cross students and women in the community discussions on career opportunities for Anyone interested in the program same time allows account holders to A two-hour training who need direction and support in women for community groupss may contact the Food Stamp Office draw interest. She is also founder and coordinator of (351-1112) at 7 Bridge st., Elizabeth class for blood-program Gilbert G Roessner, City Federal determining and pursuing personal, aides will be held at 9:30 educational and career goals, and to the New Jersey Chapter of MOMMA, a president, said the new service is called NEED HELP? Find the RIGHT PERSON am. Sept. 27 at conduct workshops and seminars on national organization for parents a NOW Account and includes: . ^ with'd Want Ad. Call 686 7700 headquarters of the topics relative to women’s needs, said raising children alone.” Among the —A provision for cashing checks and J. Harrison Morson, dean of student services offered by MOMMA are: in­ Eastern Union County making withdrawals at more than 2,000 Chapter of the American affairs formal counseling, consciousness participating financial institutions FALL SALE SPECIAL National Red Cross, 203 W Mrs Steffens is a graduate of raising, assertiveness training, career around the country, as well as the 65 Earn your Vinyl Chain Link 4' High Jersey st., Elizabeth. Caldwell College, where she majored in counseling, legal information, offices of City Federal in New Jersey 2" Mesh — No. 9 Gauge psychology with, a concentration in the educational and vocational information independence Green — Black — W hite Persons interested in —A monthly record which shows psychology of women She is currently and social service referral volunteer work with the each payment, the date, the amount, completing requirements for a Mrs Steffans has been affiliated with Red Cross Blood program who the payment was made to, a list of master’s degree in counseling and Ramapo Educational Associates, an and 74' a sq . ft. have been invited. all deposits and withdrawals and educational and counseling firm, and Installed career development at Seton Hall Min 1 0 0 Lin. F l Readers may call the amount of interest earned University. has conducted her own personal up to*15,500 chapter house at 353-2500 —A complete year-end review counseling and career guidance service COMPLETE LINE OF for further information summarizing the total amount sent to on a part-time basis. a year. each person or company that year Brunch set Sunday The Women’s Center is located in WOOD FENCE —A provision to have payroll, social You've been working long enough lo know by Y nursery school Room L-3 of the Kenneth Campbell what you are Confident Able to communicate Privacy Stockade ** GOODYEAR security, retirement or dividend checks MacKay Library. Initially the center with peers or with company presidents Basketweave # * Spaced deposited automatically in the NOW The Green Lane Nursery School of Persuasive will be open Tuesdays from 12:30 to 8:30 l( so. come persuade Metropolitani bde loto Picket * * Vertical Account. the Eastern Union County YMHA has p.m and Wednesdays from 8:30 to 4:30 give you the career you want Positionio n \ in I le Board-On Board ** FRAEBEL BROS. —Free transfers from the NOW invited the public to attend its family pm insurance sales leading to managgmejne ill opportunities are now available P o s t & R a i l * * TIRE Account to a checking account brunch Sunday at 10 a m. in the Y’s Yearly income can range up to ’$00,000 '"DMI h i i i i i L o u v e r e d Expert Auto —The NOW Account earns 5 percent banquet room. Be your own boss Have the satisfaction of Pressure Treated Posts interest from day of deposit to day of Entertainment will be provided for really helping other people Learn more about our training program in Do tt y,ourself or installed by professional house crews Repairs withdrawal If the monthly average the children Tickets will be $4 per your area Call with many years of experience. balance falls below $300, there is a family. ______•ALIGNMENT LINDEN - 964-3313 ALSO al\ * Alum ’■ Permafused Bonded charge of 50 cents and for each bill paid C om plete All Color System * Tennis Courts * Swim • B R A K E S through the NOW Account, there is a Mr. Lesicki Pool Em * Pla\ grounds * Baseball Backstop • S H O C K S Red Cross to offer APPRAISE... Hilih wa\ uard Hail * Repairs on Wood A.- Chain Link charge of 10 cents r.rosTfiiUWs* nog Huns • T U N E U P S COINS-OOLD, SILVER, SUMMIT - 273-8526 Braille Instruction COLLECTIONS •TIRES STAMPS—SINOLES, COLLECTIONS M r. Cupolo U S , F O R E IO N L. DiPasquale YW staff members Braille instruction classes will begin .NUMISMATIC * PMILA . REINSPECTION a t Red Cross Chapter House, 203 West TSLIC SUPPLIES WESTFIELD - 233-6262 & Sons Inc. STATION The YWCA of Elizabeth, 1131 E. Jersey st., Elizabeth, on Wednesday, GIFTS AOIF' Mr. Valentino 1998 Route 22 Scotch Plains, N J 07076 1071 Commerce Ave. Jersey St., willjintroduce its new staff Sept. 28, from 9:30 a m to 11:30 a m Tel 322 6211 - C.ill M H>' Union - 688 8870 members to the community at an open Information is available from Betty house, on Monday from 4 to 7 p.m , at a t 1:30-S Daily < 30-1 Sat. Herr 353-2500. The class is limited in O Metropolitan Bank Amaricard-Maifar Charge the YW building size W here the future is now SELL BABY'S old toys with a An Equ.i Opportunity Employ.' Want Ad Call 686 7700. M^lmark Pre Grand Re-Opening WO ■ A C u t LINOLEUM 6s CARPET A b o v e Center A r m s tr o n g Celebration of floor fashioni S h K X l Qo ■ /f- t h e R e s t ! 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\ LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Thurtday, September 13, 1*77-7 Sandra Kozak, Gary Darrar Religious Notices wed Saturday ST. GEORGE ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH Sandra P. Kozak, daughter of Mr BYZANTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH 220 E. BLANCKEST, LINDEN and Mrs. Zenon Kozak of DeWitt 401 McCANDLESS ST REV KENNETH MAYER, O.S.B., I Terrace, Linden, was married THE REV GEORGE BILLY, -‘PASTOR I Saturday afternoon to Gary Darrar, son j r.i:ra cron m rzE PASTOR REV. DOMINIC EAGAN, O.S.B 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carror of Sunday—Liturgy at 7:30. 9 and 11 REV BEDE BABO, O.S.B ’ Elizabeth ' am . REV REGIS WALLACE, O.S.B The Rev. Edward Eilert officiated at Holidays—9 a m. and 7 p.m REV ANDREW SMITH, O.S.B the ceremony in St. John the Apoetle Weekdays—7:30 a m. BROTHER TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Church, Clark A reception followed in N ew members Confessions—Saturdays, 2 and 7 p m. O.S.B the Knights of Columbus Hall, Linden Saturday—Masses at 5 and 7 p.m The bride was escorted by her father join auxiliary LINDEN PRESBYTERIAN (fulfills Sunday obligation). Jill Hrynick of Linden served as maid CHURCH Sunday—Masses at 7:15,8:30, 9:45, 11 of honor Bridesmaids were Evelyn Saint Theresa’s Ladies Auxiliary PRINCETON RD , AND a m , 12:15 and 5 p.m Roberts of Norwich, Conn , Nancy welcomed three new members at their ORCHARD TER Weekdays—Masses at 7 and 8 a m. Gilberson bf Linden and Norine first meeting of the new season: Mrs REV KENNETH WALTER, and 12:05 p.m Castellich of Belford Frances Niemczyk, Mrs. Marie Wilk PASTOR Eve of Holy Days—Mass at 7 p m Daniel Castellich of Belford served as and Mrs. Frances Saluccio Sunday—10 am ., divine worship (fulfills Holy Day obligation) best man. Ushers were Clifford Kozak The meeting was presided over. by service Holy Days—Masses at 7, 8 and 10 of Williamsville. N Y , brother of the Mrs Frances Mazur, vice president, a m., 12:05, 6 and 7 p.m bride, John Kauffmann of Hillside and who announced that the organization ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE CHURCH First Friday—Masses at 7, 8, 9 a m Timothy Vliet of Roselle,# would act as hostess to the next meeting 1805 PENNBROOK.TER and 12:05 p.m Mrs Darrar, who was graduated of the Union Westfield District of the REV EDWARD J G. PRICE Confessions—Saturdays, eves of Holy NANCY L. DUFFY from Thomas A Edison Vocational and National Council of Catholic Women PASTOR Days, 4 to 5 and7 to 8 p.m.; Thursdays Technical High School, is employed by (Newark Archdiocese) to be held today REV. EDWARD EILERT before First Friday, 4 to 5 p.m North Jersey Armored Car Co. in the school cafeteria at 8 p.m. The REV. EDWARD G. FUREVIG Baptism—Every second and fourth Betrothal told Following a honeymoon trip to meelipg will be preceded by DEACON STANLEY KOSTRZOMB Sunday at 2 p.m. and third Saturday at Disney World. Fla , the couple will Benediction at 7:30 p.m. in the church PERMANENT DEACON 10 am . Mass (Appointments are MRS. GARY DARRAR of Nancy Duffy ~ reside in Linden offered by Monsignor Francis Coyle, GUY PAREDES necessary; call the rectory.) moderator of the district, and the Rev Saturday—Masses at 5:30 and 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs John P Duffy of Cincent Bukowski, pastor of the Sunday—Masses in the church at 7:30 Gresser avenue, Linden, have an­ Church GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Debra Ravasy becomes 9, 10:30 a m and noon Masses in the DeWITT AND ROBBINWOOD TER nounced the engagement of their Mrs Helen Pointek, chairwomen of auditorium at 9 and 10:30 a m .and daughter, Nancy Lynn, to Andrew ~ the annual fund raising for the benefit REV. CHRISTOPHER C. MOORE noon. Sunday—Holy Eucharist, 8 a m Nocera, son of Mr and Mrs. Patrick - of the Linden Volunteer Ambulance Daily Masses—6:30,7,8:30 a m and 7 Nocera of Elizabeth. The an­ Corps, announced her committee and Church School Eucharist and Family bride of Todd Schickel p.m Eucharist, 9:30 a m nouncement was made on Aug 30 asked members to support this affair Holy Days—Masses at 7 and 9 a m The bride-elect, who was graduated The United Methodist Church of Refreshments were served by Mrs Tuesdays—Holy Eucharist, noon and 5:30 and 7 p.m Baptisms, weddings, funerals, from Linden High School, where she Linden was the setting July 23 for the Julia Steppie and her committee Eve of Holy Days—Masses at 5:30 majored in business education, is marriage of Debra Ravasy, daughter of Ohairlady for October and November counseling by arrangemtn with the and 7 p m (Attendance at Mass on eve pastor employed as secretary by H Corehzwit Mrs Eleanor Ravasy of Linden, and will be Mrs Tillie Bajgier of Holy Day covers Holy Day and Co., Hillside Mr Paul Ravasy of Hillside, to Todd N obligation.) Her fiance, who was graduated from' - Schickel, son of Mr and Mrs Robert J CONGREGATION ANSHE CHESED First Friday—6:30 , 7 , 8:30 and 11:15 ORCHARD TER. AND St. Patrick s High School, Elizabeth, Schickel Sr of Linden. Polish tastes a m (during school year). will be graduated next June from Union The Rev Dan Bottorff officiated at ST. GEORGE AVE Baptisms- Every second and fourth DR STEVEN M. DWORKEN, RABBI Countyr Technical Institute, with a ty ^ the double ring ceremony A reception Sundays of the month at 2 p.m - associates degree in electro­ followed at the Charades in Linden at HNS dinner CANTOR BEREL M. BOKOW (Appointments are necessary ) Morning—Monday and Thursday, mechanical technology. He is employed The bride was escorted by her The Holy, Name Society of Saint Confessions —Monday through 6:30 a m Tuesday, Wednesday and by C and W Technical Services of brother-in-law, Joe Beviano Mrs Carol Theresa's Church) will hold a Polish Whippany, Friday after 7 p m. Mass. Saturday and Friday, 6:45 am.; Saturday, 9 a m.; Beviano served as matron of honor for heritage dinner dance on Sunday. Oct eve of Holy Days, 4 to 5 and 7 :45 to 8:45 An August, 1978 wedding is planned in . her sister Bridesmaids were Joan Sunday, 8 a m- 9, in conjunction with the celebration in p.m , and Thursdays before First Evening—Sunday through Thurs­ the Springburn Manor, Union. Ravasy and Janet Betz, sisters of the New York City of Pulaski Day Friday, 4 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 8 p.m day 15 minutes before Sundown, bride, and Maureen Helfrigli Sarah Joy The affair will be held in St Friday evenings only, 6:30 pm Schickel served as flower girl THE REFORMEDCHURCH Theresa's School Hall, Clinton street, (During Daylight Savings Time.) ' Son, Thomas Hugh, ; Robert J Schickel Jr. served as best from 4 to 10:20 p m A full course dinner OF LINDEN man for his brother Ushers were Ricky CORNER WOOD AVE is born to Cronows featuring Polish dishes will be served ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Downey, John Kostrey apd Tim Strand AND HENRY ST. Music will be provided by two popular E. ELM ST. AND MOORE PL A son. Thomas Hugh Curnow. was Mrs Schickel, who was graduated THE REV JOHN L. MAGEE JR.. Polka Bands, the Mello-Tones of REV GEORGE G LEEDOM JR born Aug 24 in St Barnabas Medical from Union Catholic High School. PASTOR Elizabeth and the Polka Pioneers of M.DIV , PASTOR Scotch Plains, and Union College. JAMES HORVATH, CHOIRMASTER Center, Livingston, to Mr and Mrs. Wilkes-Barre, Pa Sunday—8:30 and 10:45 a m., ser­ Thomas Cumow of W 18th street. ^Cranford, is employed by B T Ser All Polonians in Union County are Sunday—9:30 and 11 a m , services vices Holy Communion first and third Linden He joins a sister Jennifer. 7 and %Vices. Linden invited to attend and celebrate not only 9:30 a m , Church School, preschool Sundays. 9:30 a m., Sunday Church a brother, Christopher, 6 ST Her husband, who was graduated Pulaski Day but also the ac­ through college, 7 p.m., Youth School Mrs Curnow, is the daughter of Mr W from Linden High School and Rutgers complishments and contributions made Fellowship University, College of Engineering, is Monday—Consistory, second Mon­ Robert -Evans of Winans avenue. to the United States by the many ST THERESA’S CHURCH Linden and the late Mrs Elsie Evans. employed as a civil engineer by the Polonians who have come to these day. 131 E EDGAR RD New Jersey Department of Trans Tuesday—Men's Brotherhood, third Her husband is the son of Mr William shores since 1664, according to a REV VINCENT BUKOWSKI, Curnow of Post Orange,,Fla , and Mrs portation, Trenton Tuesday. spokesman for the Holy name society PASTOR Robert Bomboy of Warrior Run, Pa The newlyweds, who took a IR IR v Tickets are 812 per person and Wednesday—Women’s Guild, third Saturday—Masses at 5:30 p.m honeymoon trip to Canada, reside in The baby’s great grandmother is Mrs M R. AND MRS. SCHICKEI reservations maybe made by calling Wednesday Sunday—Masses at 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30 William Cumow of Bound Brook, N.J Linden. ______Midrael Mega, ticket chairman, at 862 Thursday—6:50 p.m , Senior Choir 8 a m., 12 noon; Sunday School, 10 a m 0787, p.m., Couples Club 7 p.m., Boy Scouts Holy Days—Masses at 7, 8, 9.30 a m 'Multiple' club meets Sept 21 and 7:30 p.m ASSEMBLY OF GOD Weekdays—Masses at 7, 7:30 and 8 Lindenite at Alfred The Suburban Mothers of Twins and Guests speaker will be C Louis Mr. Gordon; 416 BOWER ST. p.m. Triplets Club will hold its first meeting Bassano. assemblyman and com REV, IRVIN A HOPKINS. Baptisms—Every Sunday at 2 p m. Laura Jaffe of Linden has begun of the new season Wednesday, Sept 21, mitteeman from Union Township He was presser PASTOR (Prior arrangements are necessary.) studies as a freshman in Alfred (N.Y.) at 8:15 p.m. at the First National State will discuss "Battered Women and Sunday—9:30 a m , Sunday School Confessions—Saturday, 3 to 4 and 7 to University's College of Liberal Arts Bank of Central New Jersey, Chestnut Child Abuse ” Cake and coffee will be Prestley Gordon. 54. of Dill avenutF classes for all ages 11 a m., morning 8 p.m Weekday mornings after Mass; The daughter of Samuel Jaffe of street and Fourth avenue. Roselle served Linden, died Thursday in Elizabeth worship 7:30 p.m , evangelistic ser­ Thursday before First Friday, 7 to 8 Bradbury avenue is a graduate of The club will hold its annual picnic General Hospital. Elizabeth, after a vice. p.m. Linden High School Sunday, Sept 18, at Merrill Park. brief illness Tuesday—8 p.m.. Men’s Fellowship PTAs to attend Colonia , Members and mothers of Mr Gordon was born in Randolph Wednesday—7:45 p.m., Bible study heroin unattractive to multiples are invited to attend both County, Ga , and lived in Brooklyn and prayer crim inal suppliers, we events it was announced Additional before moving to Linden five years ago. Friday—7:30 p.m , Youth Service. would have to make heroin state program information may be obtained by con He was employed as a presser for the as available as we now tacting Alma Lauer, 642 I,ehigh ave , Sixth Avenue Cleaners in Brooklyn UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Mental Health make aspirin or, an ­ The Union County Council of PTAs Union for the past six years. 321 N WOOD AVE From HEW tihistamines The idea of will attend a state conference at He was an Army veteran of World REV DAN R BOTTORFF, heroin for sale in our Monmouth College, Long Branch One recurrently about such a system in the supermarkets boggles the War 2 PASTOR United States: Saturday from 9 a m to 3 p.m to Bat Mitzvah Surviving are his widow, Vera; two Divine Worship, 10:30 a m proposed "solution” to the mind of even the most discuss .-'‘Talented -and Gifted n a r c o tic ___a d d ic tio n __—Who is_ eligible to enthusiastic supporter of daughters, Mrs Patricia Jacobs and' — crutch Sbirbtnv” "9:15 tfvnt" receive heroin? Children " Mrs Marilyn Wiggins, both at home; Choir, United Methodist Women, problem in the United heroin maintenance The conference is open to all is celebrated States is heroin maim —How much heroin will "N either do 1 think At last Friday's evening services, his mother, Mrs Pearley Stockdale of adult interest and discussion groups, the treated person be educators, parents, board of education Linden, four grandchildren and two tenance, that is, a system heroin as a treatment drug Lynn Levine celebrated her Bat Mitz junior and senior High Youth given? members and "interested citizens ." half-brothers, Robert and Junior in which physicians are has much to offer,” vah at Temple Mekor Chayim Fellowship and pastoral counseling —How long will the Agencies cooperating In the program Gordon, both of Heflin, Ala permitted to prescribe DuPont said He gave as Lynn is the daughter of Edward and Call for our schedule of activities person be permitted to will include the Office of Gifted and Arrangements were made by the G regular doses of heroin for the reason the fact that Sheila Levine of Andover road She take heroin before he is Talented. New Jersey Education G., Woody Funeral Home, 206 E. Eighth TEMPLE MEKOR CHAYIM confirmed addicts While heroin is a short-acting assisted Rabbi Edward Kandel in forced to switch to Association, New Jersey School Boards SUBURBAN JEWISH CENTER nocureforaddiciton, legal drug which must be taken conducting the services and chanted ave , Roselle Association, New Jersey State PTA, KENT PL. AND DEERFIELD TER administration of the drug methadone and-or intravenously several Gifted Child Society and New Jersey the Haftorah RABBI EDWARD KANDEL would presumably be detoxify^ times a day to avoid The president of the congregation, —How will take-home Council on Exceptional Children and CANTOR IRVING ROTHMAN safer for addicts than painful withdrawal Franklin Felder, made the presentation Golden Agers Insight Daily minya service—6:30 a m illegal use with its risks of heroin be handled’’ symptoms of an inscribed bible as the gift of the Additional information may be ob Friday—8:15 p.m., Sabbath eve infection and overdose "Of these four congregation to Lynn Mrs Linda questions, the last is the tained by writing to Dr Gourley, N J begin season service. Proponents of main­ Gantz, president of the Sisterhood, Department of Education, 225 West The Golden Age Club of Linden held Saturday—9 a m , morning service. tenance also believe most critical,” DuPont State st., Trenton presented Lynn with a pair of can its first meeting of the new season last Sunday—9:30 a m., service society would benefit by a believes "If there is no Bible dlesticks as the gift of the Sisterhood week at the Gregorio Center. The reduction in black market take-home heroin, then FRIDAY DEADLINE and Men's Club Rabbi Edward Kandel meeting was opened by President Ida RARITAN ROAD drug sales and in crimes -there is little attraction All items other than spot news should preached and presented Lynn with a BAPTIST CHURCH committed by addicts to for the addict, and little Quiz Manger who welcomed two new By Milt Hammer be In our office by noon on Friday certificate______members to the club, Mary Brady and 611 RARITAN ROAD pay for the drug danger to the community Helen Brozyna REV WENDELL P ASH, PASTOR Dr Robert DuPont, from the use of heroiun 1. Who was Hen? Sgt. Penczak At next Wednesday’s meeting Sunday School, 9:45 a m., Sunday director of the National The idea of hundreds of --O-O-- addicts ‘fixing’ in a clinic % birthdays will be celebrated and on Worship, 11 am . Sunday evening Institute on 6 rug Abuse, 2. What was David’s COIFFURES every day is appalling to gets new post Sept 28 members will work on their service, 7 p.m. Young People’s sharply disagrees. other name? me . Take-home heroin— Marine Sergeant Community Service project. meeting, 5 p m. Sunday Junior Youth “Heroin maintenance is --O-0-- by Betty Jo Group, 3 :30 p.m., Tuesday Wednesday not a workable solution to the only alternative—is a 3. I’m described in the Gregory J Penczak, son completely crazy idea Bible as the man of rest Professional Hair Care Center Drayer and praise, 7:30 p.m. the heroin addiction of Mr. and Mrs. John W Try to picture addicts—or --0--0- Penczak of Alexander Sale by B'nai B'rith problem,” said Dr MORNINGSTAR UNITED DuPont at a recent for that matter any of us— 4 Who were Huzz and WELCOMES Avenue, Linden, has walking out of a clinic Buz? reported for duty at the The Tabor Chapter of B'nai B’rith HOLY CHURCH National Drug Abuse —O—0-- Women will hold its first fund-raising 1009 CHANDLER AVE. Conference in San every day with $100 to $200 ELLA Marine Corps New River worth of heroin! How 5 What is the longest event for 1977-78 with a yard sale at the REV. IRVIN EVANS, PASTOR Francisco word in the Bible? (FORMERLY OF AMERICO COIFFURES) Helicopter Air Station, much would be sold? How Jacksonville, N.C. Stonewall Savings & Loan Association, Sunday—10 a m., Bible Church The maintenance ap­ ANSWERS proach would fail here many overdoses would A 1967 graduate of 701 N. Wood ave., on Sunday, Oct. 2 School. 11:30 a m., morning worship. (£8 VSI) ZBqqsaq To Our Friendly Staff 6:30 p.m., young people’s meeting. 8 “for purely practical result from diverted of Expert Hairstylists Linden High School, he (rain date Oct. 9, beginning at 10 a m. |B|8qs-jaqBpj s UZ’OZZZ Mrs. Gladys Goldblatt is fund-raising p.m., evangelistic service (all are reasons,” he tol^ the heroin? My point is this: joined the Marine Corps in heroin maintenance for N30> sjaqiojg > (6-2 ZZ chairperson. welcome.) meeting, adding he would October 1974. the United States fails for NOHHD 1) uouioios £ COME IN FOR be willing to reconsider it (2:1 NVd) JVZZBqsai[»H when proponents can purely practical reasons THE LATEST CARPENTERS, A T T E N T IO N ! Sell yourself to 30,000 fa m ilie s "In order to make l ( H 9 H33Z) with a low cost Want Ad Call 686 7700 answer four questions uos sBiueqdaz l .System Cutting cLEONARD JEWELERS .Coloring at your sarvlce P u t t e r i .Styling A PLASTIC GAU0N| • we stock batteries tor all electronic watches BOTlLC WITH X • we remount yaur stones i t -#> HANDLE HAASES WE USE ONLY • we repair your Jewelry and watches A WONDERFUL “ 1 REDKEN • we size your rings GARDEN CADDY. Heir Anelytit PRODUCTS l i n d i : J ( , ARDEN WITH SH AR P By • we remodel and custom design... l | ( -J 1 i,.,,, K i’iLiurii/it SCISSORS CUT AWAV THE UPPER FOR THE FINl Trained AnelytU your most prtcloui gifti com* from. •LUNCHEON SIDE OPPOSITE THe HANDLE Bridals, Bridesmaids, Evening A • DINNER & FAMILY DINNER PAINT AROUND Prom G ow n. HOURS: Dally SteS, Frl.6lot. Closed Mob. t t O N A R D •TAKE-OUT ORDERS EDGES AMD PRUT Jewelry, Attendants Gifts Meneey toTevrttfey (1 l,(n . l.'X p .« "GARDEN TOOLS' MON.-FSI., n * i SAT. ay Aset JEWELERS F r M e v »o S w n eey 11 ».m .-lE:*Ea.m . AROUND FRONT. 667 RARITAN RD. it The Jewelry Center 25 W. ELIZABETH AVE., LINDEN KEEP GLOVES, \620 W. St. George Ave.] (Near cor. DeWitt) 461 N. Weed tot., Uudsa . ttl2 1 M (Next lo S re ri Roebuck , « / , * > * 4 4 4 4 SHEARS,SEED PrMlayt tH t ChwiM Acc*»*«* FRSF PARKING IN PROMT I H ) Z - , ) t t 4 PACKETS. ETC., Linden • 925-3799 ^ CRANFORD • 276-9775 jgf IN IT

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8-Thursday, September 15, 1977-LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER S / X b O O T , E IG H T IN C H JAMES RODNEY Michael Par R/CHARD Funeral services were His wife was the late Volunteers will canvass held Tuesday for Michael Mrs. Catherine Par­ O F THE HOUSTON shelunis. ASTROS, REALLY Parshelunis. 65, of N Park ARRIVED IN avenue, Linden, who died Surviving are a son, Martin of Linden; three city in LVAC fund drive 1976. H E Saturday at home WON 20, Born in Canonsburg, daughters. Mrs. Mary LO ST I S / , Brown of Cornwells The Linden Volunteer Ambulance declared Ambulance Corps Month by Pa., Mr. Parshelunis lived John T Gregorio and members of the in Linden for 60 years. He Heights, Pa., Mrs. Corp6 (LVAC) will canvass residents of Kathleen Washack of the city Saturday from 9 a m to sun­ LVAC," its auxiliary, the Cadet Corps was a communicant of St and members of various fraternal and Elizabeth's R.C. Church Winfield and Miss Con­ down in its annual fund drive. stance Parshelunis at civic organizations will help in the and a member of its Holy The month of September was home; and two sisters, drive. Volunteers will meet Saturday at Name Society Mrs. Mary Schmidt of 8 a m at the LVAC headquarters for Mr. Parshelunis was a Point Pleasant and Mrs. their assignments The corps’ am­ laboratory technician at Class planned Anna Wenzel of bulances will also be touring the city the Exxon Research 4 /CHARD, Englishtown. throughout the day. 2 0 VICTORIES.. NO SLOUCH Engineering Co., Linden, W ITH A The Leonard-Lee on doll houses Because the an\bylances are in g o a l o f m o s t for 47 years prior to -me BAT, IS Funeral Home, Linden, constant communications with the PITCHERS, WAS THE retiring in 1976 He was a CAPABLE OF RESULT OF RICHARD’S member of the Quarter completed arrangements. at Adult School Police Department, first aid and SMACKING SENIOR MOVIES—Harry Kardash, center, IMPROVED CONTROL. emergency services will not be HOMERS. HE Century Club of Exxon chairman of the Mayor * Commit!** on Aging, John B arat of Linden recently THE FIRE BALL ING /li. ^ disrupted during the day Funds PITCHED tH- Mr. Parshelunis served Editor’s Quote Book accepts $150 checks from Don Ducci, left, displayed doll houses he has built to collected will be used for maintenance RIGHTHANDER *9 COMPLETE with the Army in North HURLED INNINGS external vice-president of the Joyce**, and potential students for his course in 1/9 GAMES FOR Africa and Italy during Responsibility is put and operating expenses for the coming AND WHIFFED 2 W Jim Clancy, manager of the Linden branch of building doll houses, to be given at B i l l v / r d o n 's World War II on the shoulders oi year BATTERS. HE WALKED IMPROVED Axia Federal Savings Bank, to help pay for the Linden Adult School starting Sept 26 He was a member of ihose who can hear it The LVAC provides free first aid and IS/, AND FINISHED WITH TEAM. monthly movies for senior citizens shown at Registrations by mail for the fall A NEAT 215 EARNED RUN AVERAGE. Linden Council 2859, K of W illiam Keathei emergency care along with ambulance the Plaza Theotr*. semester of the Adult School are being transportation to any resident of Lin­ C. accepted by the registrar, Irene den It also provides hospital beds, Osoliniec, at 420 Amherst rd In-person wheelchairs and crutches free of registration will take place Monday charge. from 7 to 9 p m. and Monday, Sept. 26, Mr. ziata, 64; was machinist Prepare qarde/i now The corps was formed 34 years ago 'unpral sprvirK wn> h,l3 vwtorHav and in Plainfield for several yearsyears. He I from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and answers nearly 3,000 calls a year neral services were held yesterday Many courses hawe been added to this f<^|Daniel Zlata of Scotch Plains from was also a member of the Scotch Plains semester’s offerings, including the’’ Rossi Funeral Home in Scotch Democratic Club backgammon, ^cake decorating, Plains He was 64 Mr. Zlata is survived by his wife, for best crops in '78 Christmas crafts, crewel, crocheting, Mr. Gale, 22; Mr Zlata died Sunday in Muhlenberg Tessie Flontas Zlata; a daughter, behavior modification, hair care, Hospital, Plainfield. Maria Elene Harper of Scotch Plains; a By PATRICK DENTON gradually create empty spaces in your harmonica, genealogy and • parap lived in Linden A native of Yugoslavia, he came to son, Allen John of Mesa, Ariz.; a This is the time of year, when the vegetable patch, the empty spaces can sychology this country in 1923 and lived in Linden brother, Michael of Linden, and one growing season is winding down, that I be top-dressed with any compost you A course in flying, which will prepare AKRON, Ohio—Ronald Gale, 22. a and in New York before moving to grandchild. like to tidy up the garden and begin might have You might begin digging in the student for the written test for a former Linden, N.J . resident, died last Scotch Plains in 1943 preparing it for a fruitful period of rest kitchen waste where vegetables have private pitot's license, is being featured Saturdav when he fell from a cliff to Mr Zlata was retired in 1976 after 37 I say “fruitful” period of rest because been pulled up. as well as Tai Chi Chuan, an ancient escape the police. years as a machinist for Phelps Dodge there is much that can be done during If you have planned the placing of Chinese exercise system performed in Arthur Gale of Linden, father of Copper Products Co., Elizabeth Obituaries the autumn to improve the general next year's crops of vegetables, then a slow, relaxed, continuous manner Ronald, who moved to Akron when he Additionally, he was the owner of health of the garden, for next year's you might concentrate particularly on There will also be two special was 10 years old. said his son had Zlata's Shoe Repair in Scotch Plains ANDERSON—Francis H Wadors, of growing season. the spots which will grow peas and seminar meetings on Tuesdays, Sept. 27 mental problems and when Arthur Gale Cranford, formerly of Linden; on Sept One idea is to keep the garden clean potatoes, to build them up with and Oct 4 During the first session Jr., 26, of Akron. Ronald’s brother tried 9 of debris which will help harbor various vegetable waste and compost. Peas will Police Chief Domenic Lello will discuss to have him hospitalized on Saturday, a Prices are up DU BOSE—Ollie K., of Bower street; diseases and pests to attack your produce longer and more abundantly in and demonstrate the best methods of fight broke out in the emergency room on Sept. 10. garden next season. Also, as you pull up soils that have been built up with safeguarding a home. On the second and Ronald fled The fall happened a GALE—Ronald, of Akron, Ohio, your pea vines, dig your potatoes, and organic matter, because these soils night. Deputy Fire Chief Joseph short time after that .1 percent for formerly of Linden; on Sept. 10. retain moisture well and are rich in Camasta will deal with all aspects of Ronald Gale was born in Cranford, GORDON—Prestley, of Dill avenue; nutrients. Potatoes grown in soil laced N.J . and came to Linden as an infant home fire prevention, fire alarm N.Y.-N.J. area on Sept 8. Eat fried foods with decaying vegetable matter are systems and what to do if fire strikes At the age of 10, he moved to Akron to KARMEL -Harriett B , of Westfield, less likely to have scabby hides. For further information, readers live with his mother, Elizabeth Gale Prices paid by consumers for goods formerly of Linden; on Sept. 6. During September, there are also may contact Osoliniec at 925-2731 orthe He attended Buchtel High School in and services in the New York- MAKOFSKY—Anna Murawsky, of often with new several routine jobs that might bear Adult School director. Roberta Akron and later served in the Coast Northeastern New Jersey area inched Bridgewater, formerly of Linden; on looking at in your garden. Two of these Guard. He was employed by the Canavan, at 925-2744. up .1 percent between June and July, it Sept 6. mini-fryer units include the dividing of both day lilies Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad in Akron was reported this week by Herbert OGAREK—John-F., of Smith street; and peonies. In addition to his father and brothel-, Bienstock, regional commissioner of on Sept. 10. BY DORA CORTADA If you are planting day lilies for the he is survived by another brother, the U S Department of Labor's Bureau PAFFRATH—Clara C„ of Raritan County Home Economist 5 are installed Gerald of Linden, and a sister, Linda first time, choose several varieties of Labor Statistics. road, on Sept. 11. The parade of mini-fryers on the from early-to late-blooming ones to Stewart also of Linden as 4th degree Higher prices were reported for PARSHELUNIS—Michael, of Park market helps the small-portion user have a succession of bloom throughout women’s and girls’ apparel, eggs, a avenue; on Sept. 10. prepare deep-fried foods in just the the season. Choose a spot in full sun if number of meat items, medical care PEDERSEN—Ingrid Swensen, of right amounts. For those who enjoy you are positive the soil is rich, and that in K of C post Mrs. DuBose; and restaurant meals Virtually off­ Roselle, formerly of Linden; on Sept. 6. fried delicacies—French fries, onion it stays moist even in the heat of setting these increases were declines THEVENET—Winfred Kelly, of W. rings, shrimp—mini-fryers are ideal. summer Otherwise, plant them in light Five Linden residents were recently Avon saleslady for men’s apparel, fresh fruits and Curtis street; on Sept 7. They are round for easy cleaning and shade 4 installed as fourth degree officers in the vegetables and footwear. T)ver the year ZLATA—Daniel, of Scotch Plains, take up a minimum of space. If your day lilies have become Father John P. Washington Assembly, Funeral services were held Tuesday ending in July, the area consumer price formerly of Linden; on Sept 11. Most of the small fryers hold two to crowded, and are giving unsatisfactory Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus index rose 5.5 percent. for Mrs Ollie K DuBose, 64, of Bower three cups of cooking oil. One recent blooms, dig up the clumps. Then pull which takes in Rahway, Linden and Street, Linden, who died Saturday at Seasonally adjusted, the index entry is larger than the others and holds Clark remained unchanged in July for the the clumps apart. If they are too home four cups of oil to accommodate larger strongly entangled, the traditional The ceremonies were conducted at a Born in Esmont, Va., she lived in first time since November In fact, the Small-business portions. The appliances usually noon mass last Saturday at Sacred July seasonally adjusted index marked method of separating them is to insert Linden the last 15 years. She was a feature a single setting that two digging forks back to back in the Heart Cathedral. Newark Bishop John saleswoman the last 10 years for Avon only the third time in 10 years that no automatically maintains proper J. Dougherty was the celebrant and lessons offered middle of the roots and pry them apart products. increase was recorded, although two of temperature, snap-on plastic lid for friars from all assemblies of the First those three occasions occurred in 1976— A one-day session on how to open a This usually loosens them enough to Mrs. DuBose was a member of the storage, detachable cord, non-stick facilitate the separation of the New Jersey District, Fourth Degree, K Roselle branch of Jehovah's Witnesses, February and November. Bienstock small business, followed by a 10-week interior coating and heat-resistant of C were co-celebrants. said that the July stability also com seminar on how to make it profitable, remaining roots. Do not plant broken or and was a pioneer worker of the church handles. cut roots. The Linden men who were installed pared favorably with increases will be offered by Upsala College this Constructed of aluminum or steel, during the ceremonies were, Francis church The planting site should be well Surviving are her husband, Ephen averaging .7 percent a month in the fall in cooperation with the City of East most of the units are black, decorated Gillespie of Crescent parkway, faithful first six months of the year. Orange and the U.S. Small Business prepared, as day lilies will remain DuBose; two daughters, Mrs. Retha with chrome or aluminum trim. There there for several years. Dig the plan­ captain; Dominic Caruso of N. Wood The food index was up .5 percent over Administration. King and Mrs Marie Robinson, both of >■ is a brushed aluminum exterior, a two- ting site over well, adding leaf mold, avenue, faithful comptroller; Joseph the month, about in line with seasonal The single session on opening a Baltimore, Md.; two brothers, Walter tone brown acrylic exterior and another peat, compost, rotted cow manure or Rivera of Harrison place, faithful in­ expectations Bienstock indicated that business will be held on Saturday from Wicks and Harry Wicks, both of in colored lithographed metal. Each whatever oganic matter you have side sentinel; Dennis Brown of Grant the increase largely reflected a 14.7 9 a m. to 4 p.m. in the Upsala College Esmont; three sisters, Mrs. Annie comes with a slotted spoon or lift-out access to. Dig holes large enough to street, faithful olitside sentinel, and percent hike in egg prices as well as Center Lounge. The seminar will be Poindexter, and Miss Thelma Wicks, basket. Other features available are an allow the roots to spread out com­ Michael Evan of W. 12th street, three- increases of .7 percent in the meats, held every Monday night from October both of Esmont, and Mrs. Marjorie oil level marker and an edge bracket to fortably. Some experts, advise setting , year trustee poultry and fish component, .5 percent 3 to December 5 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mack of Newark, eight grandchildren, hold the basket out of the oil. The the roots on a little hill at the bottom of for restaurant meals and snacks and .7 in the college’s Beck Hall. and five great-grandchildren heating element may be in the base or the planting hole so the roots will percent in the cereals and bakery The seminar will include session on Arrangements were made by the wrapped around the fryer. spread apart around it. As you fill the products index In contrast, the fruits managing, marketing, keeping track of Awarded bachelor's Smith Funeral Home,Elizabeth. It is important to read care in­ hole in with soil, shake the plant gently and vegetables component, which money, obtaining advice and structions prior to using and cleaning to settle soil snugly r.round the roots Carolyn H Chaphk, daughter of Mr- usually rises in July, droppei sharply assistance, and Finding and developing a fryer The unit should be washed with and Mrs. Nicholas Chaplik Jr., Linden, good employees. Set the orewn an inoh below the soil Spring honors by 1.9 percent. suds before use. Unless stated, never surface. Plant tall types so inches was awarded a bachelor of science The apparel and upkeep index edged Further details may he obtained by immerse a mini-fryer in water. Clean degree in economics by Wharton School Keith E Kleniewski of Linden has contacting the Upsala office of con­ apart, shorter types about 20 inches down .2 percent between June and July the fryer by partially filling it with; apart of Finance and Commerce; University been named to the spring semester as lower men’s and boys' clothing tinuing education at 266-7102 warm sudsy water and washing it with Peonies need to be divided and of Pennsylvania^ in August Chaplik, an dean's least at the Teaneck- prices as well as declines for footwear a sponge or cloth. Rinse and dry. replanted with enough time to become accounting major, is a 1974 graduate of Hackensack campus of Fairleigh were largely offset by increases for Shortening or cooking oil can be used established before the first hard frosts Linden High School " Dickinson University women’s and girls’ apparel The men’s a number of times. Additional oil should hit in the colder areas of the continent and boys’ component was down 3.1 College to offer be added again before frying to For peonies, the digging up, dividing percent over the month with declines Public Notice maintain the proper level. Periodically, the clumps with two forks, and the for men’s suits, sportswear and Ihw for layman oil should be strained to remove any preparation of the new planting site are jackets. "k NOTICE a BOARDOF EDUCATION !be deemed for its best residue and the fryer washed the same as for day lilies. However, TAKE NOTICE, that on CITY OF LINDEN interest. What a layman needs to know about frequently. Septem ber 7, 1977, a change NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ALL BIDDERS Shall such legal matters as wills and care must be taken in dividing the occurred in the stockholdings SEALED BIDS will be conform to the intention and A few words of caution: Always cook roots. Use a sharp knife if they can’t be of LINDEN LIQUORS, INC., a received by the Board of provisions of affirmative inheritance, divorce, no-fault in­ with the cover off and never place cover holder of a "C License" Education of the City of action in Public Contracts F. Anderson, surance, real estate and court divided by hand. Replant pieces with at (Broad Privilege), License Linden, County of Union, Staff laws of State of New Jersey on hot fryer or use plastic utensils in the least four budding eyes and plant them No. C-30, fo r prem ises located of New Jersey on Tuesday, R.S. 10:21 of 72375, procedures will be the focus of a new hot oil. at 54 East St. George'S Septem ber 27, 1977 in thfe Assembly Bill No. 2227. non-credit course, “Law for Laymen,” with the eyes two inches below the Avenue, Linden, New Jersey, office of the Secretary, 7(X) M rs. Ruth B. Sobel 52; rites held surface of the soil. resulting in the following West Curtis Street, Linden, S ecretary being offered this fall at Kean College persons, residing at their New Jersey at 2:00 p.m., Board of Education Services for Mrs Frances H Wadors respective following Daylight Saving Time, at City of Linden of New Jersey in Union. Linden girl enters addresses, each a cqu iring in which time the followingijids County of Union Anderson, 52, of Cranford, were held The evening course, sponsored by the aggregate more than 10 will be opened: / Stateof New Jersey Monday at the Sullivan Funeral Home, 'Teenager' contest Loch enters Army; percent of said corporate ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Kean’s Center for Continuing licensee's stock: Linden Leader, Sept. 15, 1977 CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT (F ee. $19.55) 142 E Second ave., Roselle. Education, will be taught by Jerome ARNOLD ESTERMAN LUMBER FOR Debbie Grossman of Stuart place. training to be MP 124 Turner Avenue She died last Friday at her home Krueger, who is city attorney of Linden MAINTENANC NOTICE TO BIDDERS Linden, is a contestant in the 18th an­ Edison, New Jersey 08817 D E P A R T M E N SEALED BIDS will be after a long illness and a former councilman and state Joseph Loch, son of Bernard and LYNDA ESTERMAN MEDIA EQUIPMENT received by the Linden Free nual “Miss American Teenager” 124 Turner Avenue Born in Cranford, she lived in Linden legislator. Shirley Loch of Linden, recently PUPIL TRANSPORTATI Public Library, Linden, New contest of New Jersey. The contest will Edison, New Jersey 08817 B J H ,T $ ,O C — R A O EK Jersey, in the office of the before returning there 20 years ago Starting Thursday, Oct. 6, at 7:40 enlisted in the U.S. Army. He is Any information concerning SCIENCE EQUIPMENT Library Director at 31 East be held Oct. 9 at the Sheraton Heights the qualifications of the above Surviving are her husband, p. m ., the class will meet for six sessions currently undergoing training in law PROPOSALS AND BIDS Henry Street, Linden, N.J. not Hotel. Hasbrouck Heights. current stockholders should shall be deposited at the office later than 4:00 P.M. Raymond, two daughters, Mrs. of two hours each. The fee is $30 and the enforcement. be ‘ communicated to prevailing time on Monday, Honorable Henry J. Baran, of the Secretary Qf the Board Christine Byrne of Sickersville and Further information about the A 1974 graduate of Linden High of Education, 70Q West Curtis Septem ber 26, 1977, for 16,6. i family dwelling at 210 to Contractors" as published.! accompanied by a BID BOND M o rn in g sid e Ave. (R la Zone or Certified Check made CLASS SPECIFICATIONS may be Minimum Lot Width) obtained, upon application, at payable to the Linden Free OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, l SVM.IES M. and C. Rodriguez to the Purchasing Department Public Library in the amount i i i u i t a u v co n ve rt 2515 G rie r Ave. to a Board of Education, 700 West of ten percent (10 percent) of four family dwelling. (R 2b Curtis Street, Linden, N.J. the total bid to secure MUFFLERS Zone) ALL BIDDERS shell performance. M SEPTEMBER SPECIALSI Vebicle Rustproofing Inc. to conform with the "Bidders are required to N BLOOD P K SS IIK SCREENING S usa915 E. 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E L 2-47*4 r Linden Leader, Sept. 15, 1977 whole as in the discretion of Linden Leader, Sept. 15, 1977 Importers Otstrieutara (Fee:*|.05) the Board of Education may (Fee: $11.27) \ LINDEN (N.J.) LEADER Thursday, S tp tm lx r 15, 1*77-* Opening day crowd of 1,000 sees Little Tigers beat Chiefs The Linden PAL Little Tigers opened the Rahway Chiefs at Linden’s Edward than 1,000 people their 1977 Union County Pop- Warner R Cooper Field, Sunday afternoon, The Little Tigers, playing in the football season with a 20-12 victory over before an opening day crowd of more American Conference, were led by George Walker who scored on two long touchdown runs, Troy Stradford on a 15- yard touchdown gallop and some fine quarterbacking by Mark Rohan. The Tennis/■ coach looks triumph puts the PAL squad in an early season American Conference lead tie with the Elizabeth PAL Packers whom to improved season the Little Tigers will face on Saturday When you have eight girls returning make this season a bit more satisfying night at 8 p.m in Elizabeth at Williams from an 8-9 team in addition to an un­ for the coach All three singles positions Field. tapped crop of sophomore hopefuls, it's appear set with the return of last year's In Sunday’s game with Rahway, easy to sec why Linden High girls starters Seniors Cheryl Pakos and Mitchell Blanks of the Chiefs raced 80 tennis coach David Van Savage says, Barbra Martinson will assume their yards to put his team on top, 6-0 The try “ “I'm looking forward to this season ” respective roles at first and second for the extra point failed With 3:04 left ’ Van Savage, entering his second singles Pakos, playing against the to play in the first quarter, it was THE VICTORS— Linden* 15-year-old PAL baseball Joe Keane and Joe Schulman. Second row, Andrew season as head coach, adds, “ I can’t see likes of Westfield's talented Kim Sch Linden s Walker who broke loose on a team swept to the championship of the recent Orak, Brian Zychowski, George Snell, Edward how we won’t improve on last year’s midt, managed a 500 record in 1976 but, 45-yard touchdown run to make it 6-6 Fords -Clara Barton Senior Baseball Tournament in Malosky, Tom Foster, Lou Wisnowski and Matty record. I enjoyed coaching the girls last according to Van Savage, should show PAL quarterback Rohan added the extra point and it was 7-6, Linden, at the Fords. Linden emerged victorious over 31 other Pagano. Standing, rear, Linden PAL Director Ed year We had a lot of fun and this season marked improvement this year entrants. Seated front row, left to right, Frank promises to be better yet.” Martinson, who hails from a tennis end of the first quarter Flanagan, team manager Tony Siano and coach In the second quarter, Frank Green Platas, Dom Bramante, Rocky Mack, Anthony Siano, Frank Bramante. Linden plays basically the same playing family, earned the most schedule as last year in which they valuable player award on last year’s of the Little Tigers recovered a Chiefs’ fared almost evenly in the won lost team based on her outstanding 12-3 fumble on the Rahway 37-yard line column A solid returning lineup may mark Her only losses came at the Stradford went for seven yards and Kielbasa hand.^ of the Cranford and Westfield Rohan raced to the 20-yard line on a fine opponents run Walker cracked to the 15-yard line Newark plans Ann Plaskon, a senior, and junior and Stradford broke loose for a 15-yard is tops in Rita McMahon will compete for third run arqund the right side making it, 13- distance race singles, a position which they shared 6, for Linden Rohan passed to Randy last year The doubles are set for the McNeill for the extra point and it was first pair, however, only half of the 14-6 as the first half ended tournament for women only second doubles team returns so Van In the third quarter, Rahway scored Electric Kielbasa took honors in the Savage will be looking to fill that with 5:45 to play in the period when New Jersey's first women-only Craig Smith raced31 yards to score and Linden Recreation Department’s post distance race, the Newark Olympic vacancy One of the 10 sophomores season slow-pitch tournament for the attempting to make this year's Tiger again the extra point try failed The Run will take place on Saturday, Oct. 1. score was 14-12 af the end of the third second straight year The starting gun will sound at 10 a m. at team may provide the answer Kielbasa wrapped up the title with a At this early point in the campaign, quarter the Ice Arena in Branch Brook Park, Early in the fourth quarter, with only 7 5 victory over Polish Hall The Hall Newark. Van Savage isn’t quite sure what kind trailed, 3-1 in the top of the third but of talent he will uncover in the 10th 1:54 gone, PAL's Walker raced down Top women runners are expected, the right sideline for 63 yards and a 20- came up with four runs to take a 5-3 including Nina Kuscsik, first winner of graders ”1 won’t be able to carry all of lead Five consecutive singles by Stan the girls, but some of them will have a 12 Linden lead Late in the fourth, the the Women’s Division of the Boston Rahway team drove deep into the Little Ciemniecki, Ed Ciemniecki, Tom Marathon, according to Sally Bailey, good chance to win a spot on the team Roma, Rich Fingerlin and John The sophomores will have to be Tigers territory to the 11 yard line but director were stopped short as the PAL Tigers Callahan along with two Kielbasa Designed for joggers and racers, the developed this year with some playing errors helped Polish Hall post its four time because next year we'll be hit by took over and moved the ball to the Newark Olympic Run will be two Chiefs’ 35-yard line as the game ended. runs events in one—a 4 35 mile race and a 9.3 graduation loses,” Van Savage Electric Kielbasa retaliated with four remarked "However, if only one The PAL offense, led by Walker, mile race. Stradford and Rohan, also saw some runs in the bottom of the third to take a "Although records are expected in makes the team this year, it won’t 7-5 lead which it held until the end of the surprise me what with all of our hard running by Eddie Mack The each event, the race should be equally Tigers defense played well except for game ■attractive to women new to competitive reluming girls,” he added the Chiefs' two long runs Contributing Bill Bow bliss and Loe Drozdowski running," said Bailey The coach expects Westfield and to the Tigers’ victory were Derek singled. Allen Mehalick and Jack The Newark Chamber of Commerce Cranford to be especially tough op­ Greene, Danny Ziesmer, Tom Rem Smolyn tripled and Gene Hreha RUDIMENTS — Woyne Mehalick, left, defensive coach for Linden High and the Newark business community ponents for his Tigers ‘Westfield is bish, Richard Novak, Joe DeSilva, reached on an error to score the four School s Tiger football squad, explains to center Roy Nagorny proper are backing the event. For every always tough and their second singles Green, Moil Moody Jr , Brian McCloud, Kielbasa runs way to hold ball during recent practice session. woman who crosses the finish line, girl of a year ago will really be a Wayne Mehalick was the winning- ■Stradford, Mack McNeill, Mike Uhrig, (Glosser Photo Service) businessmen will contribute to the challenge in taking over for Schmidt. " Steve Wilder, Ken Gotts, Tom Donachy pitcher and Jim Klutkowski took the Newark Olympic Fund, Bailey said. The coach noted that Cranford will and Mark Cierpial loss Allen Mehalick led Electric The fund is designed to help young start the three Hogan sisters, all The Bandit PAL team faces the Kielbasa with three hiLs in as many Newark athletes in their quest for spots equally talented, at the singles Elizabeth PAL Packer Bandits at 5:30 trips while Drozdowski had two hits Ed for the 1980 Olympics positions "They only play one ahead of p.m., Saturday, and the Pee Wee Ciemniecki and Callahan each had two Soccer Scene Bailey said each woman who enters the other because of seniority,” contest will be at 6:45 p m hits for Polish Hall. will receive a T-shirt. Phizes to top By BILL WILD some of you to sit at home with the quipped Van Savage THE STANDINGS Members of the championship team wives and just listen to the Cosmos winners and awards by age groups will Now that the pro soccer season is, Linden opens its season tomorrow on American Conference are Allen and Wayne Mehalick. games or go to the Mea(Rowlands in­ also be presented. W L Pta Bowbliss. Steve Novalany, Ron over in the United States and Canada. A prospective contestant may get the road against Scotch Plains the soccer season is only starting at stead of Farcher’s, but now things will Linden PAL Tigers 1 0 2 Husosky, Ed Stanch, Drozdowski, more information by sending a Elizabeth and Plainfield will test the Farcher's Grove and the rest of the be back the way they were at the end of Flizabeth PAL Packers 1 0 2 Kevin Murphy, Peter Popyk, Steve last season stamped, self-addressed envelope to Tigers in matches next week For Rahway Chiefs world The big leagues in Europe, the tunately, Linden won't play Westfield 0 1 0 Blazousky. Hreha, Rich Sparano, John Speaking of Union County SC, they the Newark Olympic Run, 27 College Union Rams 0 l 0 Cosmopolitan League in the ave . Upper Montclair, 07043. until the first week of October. Wysocki, Bill Lasky, Ed Kushner. Tony metropolitan area, right down through showed us these past few weeks that National Conference Picaro and Smolyn the colleges, high schools and junior they were once again a team to be W L Pts. Semi-Finals Hillside Cobras i o 2 high schools are now in full swing reckoned with They came in second in Cranford Clippers I 0 2 Electric Kielbasa, 8-Old Corner. 3 Yes, 1 said the Cosmopolitan I-eague the Rheingold Tournament while Roselle Rams 0 1 0 Polish Hall, 12—Essex Bar & Grill, That is the new name for the old Ger­ displaying speed and goalscoring 10. ability’ against some first division Clark Crusaders 0 1 0 Quarter Finals man American League of last year The league opener was played last night teams Hungaria is one of the teams Old Comer, 12—Slovak Club, 2 which dropped to the second division at Kielbasa. 13—Old Pub A C., 5 over at the Metropolitan Oval in Maspeth, NY between Blue-White the end of Iasi season and will be in top Essex Bar, 15—K of C, 2 Ridgewood and Ukrainian SC form for their second division outing Polish, 12—Rosedale. 6 SPORTS The league will feature a -o -o - First Round doubleheader every Sunday at Ran " FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS I've Old Comer, 7—Joe's Social, 5 dall's island Blue Star will go against been dropping in on some of the soccer Slovak Club. 8—Clan, i the Kearny Americans at 1:30 p m to playing schools in the area and found WEEK Kielbasa, 11—B’nai B'rith, 0 be followed by Croatia vs Pancyprian that things were about the same as last Old Pub A C., 7—Hubie’s 5 year Union High School should do as SOCCER at 3:15 The Elizabeth Lancers will LINDEN H lGH — ( Varsity and JV) Essex Bar, 15— Lucky Mike's 3 travel to the Metropolitan Oval to meet well as they did last season while the Bayonne, Sept. 16, home, 3:45 p.m. Elizabeth, K of C, 5—Big Brother, 3 boys at Dayton were not yet playing a Sept. 20, away, 3:45 p.m. Banatul at 3 15 McMANUS JUNIOR HIGH—(Freshman) Polish, 11—American Flange, 3 teehnical gam* Everyone was just ^ Kenilworth, Sept. 14, home, 3:45 p.m. ClarK, The Union County SC will play the Sept. 21, h«ms,- 3- iip m ,w - ... Rosedale. 8—Old Pub, 6 league opener at Farcher’s Grove on kicking the ball toward the other end of SOEHL JUNIOR H IGH—(Freshman) the field and not looking for a teammate Clark, Sept. 13, a way, 3:45 p.m. Rahway, Sunday in the second division against A * Sept. 19, home, 3:45 p.m. Roosevelt Hungaria. Farcher’s Grove Regulars to pass it to It is still a little early to tell (W e stfield), Sept. 21, home, 3:45 p.m . Archery class and I think the team was mixed with CROSS COUNTRY can now settle back into normal Sunday L IN D E N H IG H — Rahw ay, Sept. 22, aw ay, routines again. I know it was hard for starters and nonstarters. 4 p.m . When Iwent to Regional back in the GIRLS TENNIS starts Sept. 24 . LINDEN HIGH—Scotch Plains, Sept 16, last 40’s we had a little path leading to away, 3:45 p.m. Elizabeth, Sept. 20, away, The Watchung Bowmen will resume the athletic field through the swamp 3:45 p.m. Plainfield, Sept. 22, home, 10 a.m. their Junior Olympic archery Bank appoints and skunk cabbage Now they widened 1 * 0 . development program Saturday, Sept the path to the size of a soccer field and 24. new auditor that is where I saw the team practice I Recreation will hold Youngsters between the ages of 9 and never thought I would see the day that 18 may sign up to learn archery skills. Regional would have a place for a 4 « annual fishing derby Classes will meet on Saturdays at 9 soccer field other than the front lawn. The annual fishing derby sponsored a m. at the organization's indoor range 1 also dropped in on a Burnet Junior by the Linden Recreation Department at Wood avenue and Unden avenue. High School practice and saw the boys in cooperation with the Ninth Ward Linden. looking much better than last year's/ Democratic Club will be held on Tony Murawski of Westfield, cer­ team on the second day of practice. I • Saturday at 9:30 a m at Woodrow tified by the National Archery am sure I saw some of the boys at the Wilson Park. The rain date for the Association, will be instructor. He is a Cosmos games in the Meadowlands and event will be Saturday. Sept 24 staff member at the World Archery it showed. The event is open to boys and girls 6 Center Camp in Pennsylvania^ The Union Lancers will be starting to 13 years of age All participants must Advanced students in the program will their league games soon, so any Union register at Wilson Park on the day of compete in tournaments next spring youngsters wanting to play soccer and the event Participants must provide There is an instruction fee of *1 per learn from some of the best coaches USING HIS HEAD — A mtmbtr of Linden High School s soccer team their own fishing pole, which may be session. Youngsters without equipment around the area should drop in to boOnces ball off his head- during squod s practice session ot Wheeler homemade, with line and bait. Prizes may rent target bows for *1 at the Farcher’s Grove any Tuesday night at Pork 1 will be awarded for various categories range. More information may be ob­ 6:30 p.m. (Glosser Photo Service) tained by calling Murawski at 232-3581 between S and 6:30 p m FRIDAY DEADLINE Monro will report All items other than spot news should be in our office by noon on Friday. CATCH MEADOWLANIIS for Air Force basic RACE TRACK Vincent Mauro, son of Mr. and Mrs. A Bus To Joseph Muaro of Maple avenue, has BUS LEAVES: (he U.S. Air Force. He was HENRY O. SCHMIDT stavics recently sworn into the air force’s FUEL OIL Train Lloyd Harris, president and chief 8 AVI FVBL- IM- GIANT RAHWAY Station 6:00 p.n. delayed snHstroent program executive officer of Community State Altbot*h be is in tbs Air Force, PROVI IFFtCIINCY Bank A Trust Company of Linden, has WITH A N«W TEXACO 1 4 5 .9 V Train Mauro will not have to report to announced the appointment of Henry O. FLAME RETENTION LINDEN Station 6:10 p.m. Lackland AFB, Texas, for basic STADIUM Schmidt as assistant auditor. BURNER. 1 4 m m SERVICE mining until Oct. » Mauro, a Schmidt’s background in auditing Comsmxy w I 1 :9 CONTRACT *40 FUR ALL RIANT HOME RAMES graduate of Linden High School, will be ipstsiiM a e as BraoW A J a ria y 6:30 p.n. included 14 years with Chemical Bank. N BUS LEAVES: ELIZABETH Train Station given additional training after basic Before joining Community State Bank, FREE ESTIMATES ON he was the general auditor of Chemical NEW BOILER-BURNER & CONTROLS RAHWAY Train Station 11:15AM Hockey registration Bank-Hudaon Valley. Schmidt is a graduate of the American Institute of ★ MK T WAIT, CALL MW ★ MON. thru SAT. Ragiatration closes today for hockey LINDEN no3 n . wood Ave. 11:30 AM Banking, New York. He also attended J S ^ h ta g to iota the Union County l Ntw Reduc.0 Prices Queens College and the Academy of . For Treck Admission 486-2505 Hockey League- This ELIZANETH Train Station * T1:46 AM i end On Bus Farts I meetbtf will beheld at 7:30 tonight at Aeronautics. SIMONE BROS. FOR INFORMATION j Z u S o n County Park Commisaion Community State Bank maintains six offices hi Union County and four in 862-272S • 634-2124 For Information 486-2505 AAnialatration Building, Acme and Monmouth County. Canton streota, Elisabeth Thursday,Septem ber 15,1977-THE Williams to be honored Union College U C career program , . , , offers course in for youth employment bill tax consulting Grads give studies 'A' Senator Harrison A. Williams Jr. has Preparation of business and personal been selected to receive an award by tax forms will be taught In a special Career programs generally attract did he find it invigorating, but it stirred the Opportunities Industrialization course to be offered by Union College people who are looking for a job or who up memories of his student days and Center of Union County, Inc. on this fall in cooperation with H 9 R are dissatisfied with the job they hold, now he's thinking of taking credit Saturday evening, Sept. 24, at the Block, a national tax preparation firm. but the nine recent graduates of Union courses Coachman Inn, Cranford. The 10-week, 20-eeaalon course Is College's Administrative Assistant Margaret Beecher of Linden, who Evelyn Frank, chairman of the OIC designed to prepare participants for Program are all employed and works in the personnel office at Union board, said “Senator Williams is being part-time employment as tax con­ generally content in their fields County Technical Institute, came to honored for his past and present in­ sultants during the tax season, ac­ "Todo a better job,” “to qualify for a office work after owning her own terest in OIC, his concern for job op­ cording to Dr. Frank Dee, dean of promotion," “to understand my job beauty parlor. “It's a lot different and portunities and his recent leadership as special services and continuing better" were among the reasons they there was a lot I didn't understand, prime sponsor and supporter of a youth education. Full and part-time em­ offered for participating in the non she said She feels better oriented now bill. He was particularly intrumental ployment opportunities may be credit program of business, personnel The program title describes just what in its passage.” available to students who complete the and management courses Marcia Buchanan.of Westfield would OIC is a community-based course, he said. Irene Van Ollefen of Union, assistant like to be—an administrative assistant organization designed and dedicated to Two classes have been scheduled director of financial aid at Union Currently a purchasing expediter for serve the disadvantaged. The Union meeting Mondays and Thursdays from College and a college graduate, found Bell Labs, she feels the Union College County OIC was the first operation 9 a.m. to noon and 7 to 10 p.m., bagin­ BILL BRADLEY, form er New York all of the courses interesting and the program was a good start in that organized in its area to aid in the ning Monday, Sept. 26. Tuition is $75 for Knickerbocker basketball administrative workshop, the one direction She enjoyed the computer training and placement of the poor and Union County residents and $85 for all required course, especially good She courses and now plans to take a Bell player, will speak on “Women disadvantaged. others and includes specially prepared believes that she is more efficient as a course in UNIX (word processing) in Politics and Sports of the Commenting on the youth bill, Jesse notebooks and reference manuals result of the program and more un Addressing herself to the question of Union County Democratic Gibson, OIC Director, said ”The-¥outh HARRISON A. WILLIAMS JR. Frank Sanders, area manager for H derstarrding of the administrative taking non-credit courses, Mrs Women s Club luncheon tribute Bill contains a three-year Young Adult & R Block, is the course instructor. The Conservation Corps, Youth Incentive structure of the college Buchanan said, "you don't learn any to be held Saturday, Sept. 24, Seton Hall accounting graduate has had "I understand more now about what less because you’re not getting credit at the Town & Campus, 1040 Entitlement Pilot Projects, Youth Fall programs 10 years experience with the tax firm my boss and supervisor are trying to Morris ave., Union. The Community Conservation and and has previously taught tax form for it.” Improvement Projects and Youth do,” States Cheryl James of Scotch And that was the consensus of the luncheon will honor Barbara preparation courses. Plains, senior secretary at Bell Labs nine as they received certificates Brande, mayor of Cranford; Employment and Training Program, offered for deaf The tax form preparation course, the all "under CETA (Comprehensive dean stated, offers a special op­ “It’s expanded my horizons and marking successful completion of the Joanne Rajoppi, mayor of Registrations are being taken for fall Employment and Training Act). This portunity to college students majoring prepared me for the next promotion. Administrative Assistant program Springfield: Ann B. Wodjenski, programs sponsored by the Plainfield project will allocate-funds to serve the in acounting, retired persons looking Describing himself as an "ace They did learn mayor of Scotch Plains, and Hearing Society as a service to hard-of- 16 to 19-year-old and economically for part-time employment, and those repairman," Nicholas Szucs of The “they” also includes: Claire R Veronica Leonard of Linden, hearing and deaf people. disadvantaged young adults ” unemployed who are looking to new Berkeley Heights, an employee of New Fahrenholz of Plainfield, Joan Fischer assistant Union County Lipreading Classes will be held in of Clark, Joyce Henning of Scotch Among those asked to participate in areas of employment. ------Jersey Bell, said his boss had recom ----- counsel.— Westfield on Wednesdays, beginning mended the program to him. Not-only Plains and Jane Pasquale of Linden. the awards dinner were Governor Additional information on the tax Brendan T. Byrne, Senator Thomas G. Sept. 28, from 10 to 11 a m., ip the course may be obtained by calling the Entries open Dunn, Congressman Matthew J Wateunk Room of the Municipal Division of Special Services and Con­ Rinaldo, Freeholder Everett C. Lat- Building. Fee is $20 for one term. tinuing Education, 276-2800, Extension timore, as well as other local, county, In Plainfield, the morning lipreading 238 or 206 Know Your Government for county park state and federal officials. class meets on Thursdays from 10:30 to George L. Lee, president of the Red 1U30 at the YMCA Building. The N.J. Taxpayers Association photo contest Devil Corporation, heads the awards evening lipreading class will be held at Course at UC dinner committee Also on the com­ the Plainfield High School on Mondays assessor not later than 60 days BUSINESS TAX INCENTIVES The Union County Park Commission mittee are: Dominick A Crincoli, from 7:30 to 8:30 beginning Oct 3. The following completion of the im­ this week invited entries for the fall Senator Thomas G. Dunn, Thomas A. morning class is free. to be offered by TO SPUR CAPITAL INVESTMENT provement JJpon approval, the im­ With controversy focused on the segment of the “Four Seasons Ehrhart, Frank, Gibson, Fred Glaser, Classes in manual communication provements will be exempt from real impact of recent tax reform measures Photography Contest.” Reverend T. R, Goyins, Dr Myra Smith with the deaf, for families and teachers nurses' group property taxation for five years Kearse, Robert M.'Kolloch, Adam K. of deaf children, will begin Oct. 4 at 7:30 on New Jersey residential homeowners All entries must be black and white or Issues in Nursing, a five-part lecture beginning with date of completion. color pictures no smaller than five Levin, Larry J. Lockhart, William S. p.m. in Plainfield High. Fee is $22. and tenants, insufficient attention has However, taxes after completion of the series for registered nurses, will be been giyen to companion efforts to inches by seven inches The date, time McKinlay and John N Surmay Information about classes or social improvements may not be less than conducted at Union College this fall reform tne business tax climate as a and location taken must accompany The affair will include a cocktail hour activities can be obtained from the those payable in the previous 12-month at 6 p.m., followed by dinnertand a under the auspices of the League for means of stimulating economic each entry. There is a J1 entry fee Plainfield Hearing Society in the YMCA Education and Advancement for recovery in the State, according to the period which covers up to three pictures, but press conference Tickets at $30 per Building, 518 Watchung ave. 07060. The law also permits the municipal person are available from the com­ Registered Nurses (LEARN). New Jersey Taxpayers Association an unlimited number may be entered The series, which has been assigned In 1976, the Legislature repealed governing body by ordinance to Categories for entries are: Park mittee, care of the OIC office at 125 authorize agreements for property tax Broad st., Elizabeth, 527-8600 10 continuing education points by the several business taxes as part of the scenery; organized sports such as August temps New Jersey State Nurses Association, educational financing-tax reform abatement on projects located in the league baseball; activities such' as specified area in need of rehabilitation will be conducted on consecutive package. Eliminated were business tennis and swimming: wildlife; and Wednesday evenings from 8:15 to 10:15 "nuisance" taxes, including the gross in which the structural volume is in­ miscellaneous which includes all Musicians tune uncomfortable creased by more than 30 percent. Such p.m., beginning Sept. 28. It is open to all receipts taxes on unincorporated pictures not covered in the above While no records were broken, nurses without regard to membership business and retail business, the agreements must provide for the ap­ categories. August’s temperatures could only be plicant to pay the municipality for 26th year in LEARN. business personal property tax on new Entries should be submitted at The described as uncomfortable, according Designed to keep nurses abreast of business machinery and equipment, ^mounts in lieu of full property taxes Union tjounty Park Commission The Union Symphony Orchestra will to Raymond J. Daly of Union College’s, Dased on one of three formulas set forth recent developments in the nursing and the sales tax fin business Administration Building, Acme and open its 26th season when rehearsals Cooperative Weather Station ' in the law Tax abatement agreements resume on Monday at Burnet Junior profession, the series will be conducted machinery 'V'd equipment (effeetiyi Canton streets, Elizabeth. All pictures Temperatures in excess of 85 degrees by qualified representatives of the shall be in effect for not more than five must be taken in the Union County Park High School at Morris and Caldwell Jan. 1, 1978f were recorded on 15 days during the profession. Enacted eerLytms year, Chapter 12, years beginning with date of com­ System Entries will not be returned avenues in Union. month, Daly noted in his monthly pletion of the project. A copy of each and the Park Commission reserves the The orchestra is composed of Tuition for the series is $20. .taw s of 1977, provides for property tax summary to the National Weather Registration information may be ob­ •" exemptions and abatements on com­ property tax abatement agreement right to use them. The deadline is professional and non-professional Service. Ninety degrees or better were must be forwarded within 30days to the tained by calling the Department of mercial and industrial structures in Monday, Dec 5 musicians from Union, Springfield, recorded on Aug. 5, 6, It, 12, 28 , 29 and director, Division of Local Government Continuing Education at Union College, areas determined to be in need of All winners will receive award* and Montclair, Bloomfield, Summit, Scotch 30. Services and the Commissioner, 276-2800, Ext. 206 or 238. rehabilitation. That law focuses on the all winning pictures will be published Plains, Linden, Mountainside, The maximum temperature for the economic decline of urban industrial Department of Labor and Industry with by-line in a Park Commission Elizabeth, Cranford and Roselle. No exemption or abatement will be month was 92 degrees on Aug. 8. The centers caused by businesses closing or publication. Qualified players interested in month’s low of 45 degrees was recorded Chapter members moving to escape higher property taxes allowed to any facility containing a Further information or entry blanks joining the orchestra may contact Leo licensed gambling casino. Issuance of a on Aug. 21. The highest temperature on of the large cities The result is may be obtained from Terry Esperon W. Rindler, music director, 686-8082 record for August was 98 degrees, to speak at meeting reduction of the tax base, even higher casino license will invalidate any or Pete Schmidt at the Park Com­ The North Jersey Chapter of the Data exemption or abatement agreement . recorded in 1973, and the lowest was 41 taxes, unemployment and deterioration mission offices (352-8431). degrees in 1965. Processing' Management Association of both residential neighborhoods and and mandate payment of all unpaid Disaster class meet at the Mountainside Inn, Rte. 22 taxes which would have been otherwise Total precipitation for August was industrial sections Abandonment of 4.43 inches, 0.16 inches above normal West on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. urban property often occurs because due. The September meeting will be Recently introduced legislation Sargent seeks will be offered There were 13 days in the month with relocation is less costly than payment "members’ night." when the floor will (Assembly No. 3400) would supplement John Hopkins, disaster chairman for measureable rainfall of higher property taxes on im­ the eastern union county chapter of the Total precipitation for the year, be turned over to chapter members as provements. Chapter 12 by expanding eligibility for debate with foe tax abatement to businesses which american Red Cross has announced the through August, was 28 31 inches speakers. Under the new law, the governing Lester A Sargent Jr., Republican establishment of a training program for body of a qualified municipality (one purchase and renovate vacant or candidate for Union County sheriff, this abandoned structures, provided that disaster volunteers to be held at the which receives state urban aid or week called upon his Democratic op­ Chapter House, 203 West Jersey street, qualifies for such aid except for within two years after purchase, the ponent, Ralph Froehlich, to debate the College to offer renovation completed on the structure Elizabeth, on alternate Thursdays population) may, after adoption of an issues. increases its assessed valuation by the beginning today. ordinance specifying the type of im­ Citfhg his experience as a career lesser, of 30 percent ^or $100,000, The course to be taught by Charles high school test provements to be exempted from DiiluiiiWIN;I III O i ■ omnlAKAa. ClnpIW jvoj Mmml _,W Ungoruo W W T 9 — _ Canavanrdtsaster coordinator will deal , taxation, apply to the commissioner of regardless of whether the structural officer and public administration ( Generaf Edue a t ion Devefopmeftt volume is enlarged by more than 30 with all aspects of disaster training. (QED) tests will be administered the Department of Community Affairs graduate of Kean College, Sargent said The training sessions are divided into for certification of a specified area or percent. he hdfc the necessary qualifications to Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in Union Thus far only three cities have ap­ ten units and will deal with such topics College’s Urban Educational Center, thtTfcntire municipality as endangered assume the post. as mass feeding, damage assessment, by blight. The taxpayer, in the certified plied for approval to use Chapter 12, 707 South Broad st., Elizabeth. and information is limited on the im­ shelter preparation, emergency The high school equivalency tests will area, who modernizes, alters or repairs assistance and first aid. a commercial-industrial structure pact of the business tax repealers on be offered in both English and Spanish, which does not increase structural business growth. The State's Economic Five speakers according to Joaquin Garcia, director volume more than 30 percent, may then Report for June indicated a recovery of Gifted children of Union College's GED and CLEP apply for exemption with the local 95 percent of the employment reduction listed by group (College Level Examination Program) that occurred from the July 1975 em­ Test Center. The Union County Unit of the New FIRE CAUSE ployment low-point of the last meeting topic GED is a national program through Some 90,000 building fires in the recession No credit was given the tax Jersey Association for Retarded A state conference will be held at which adults may earn their high school United States each year originate with changes for the upswing. Research is Citizens will hold its first general Monmouth College, Long Branch, diploma on the basis of learning that membership meeting of the season next dirty, defective and misused heating needed to evaluate' results of the Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to has taken place outside the confines of and cooking equipment. business tax changes, suggests NJTA Thursday Sept. 22, at 8 p.m. at the discuss talented and gifted children. It the traditional classroom Union County Unit office, 80 South Ave., is open to all educators, parents, board GED tests cover reading, SPEAKER — Chief Justice Richord BUMPER STICKERS Fan wood. of-education members and interested mathematics, composition and social This meeting will feature Pam of the New Jersey MANHARDT BROS. citizens. The workshop will be con­ studies. Equivalency diplomas are J. Hughes Venkus of the Kohler Child Develop­ ducted by parents and educators. accepted by many colleges and State Supreme Court will be the ment Center, Sheila Fanning of Cooperating agencies Include the universities as the basis for admission. only speaker at a testimonial ROSELLE TIRE CO. Independent Living Center, Walter state Office of Gifted and Talented, N.J. More information may be obtained by dinner marking the retirement 655 ST GEORGE AWE . ROSELLE - Phone 241-9111 One never grows by shrinking from Chernish of Thrift Shop Training responsibly Education Association, N.J. School calling the center at 276-2600, ext. 274. of tlalph Oriscelto, Union Center, John Kreger, residential ser­ Council on Exceptional Children Publicity Chairmen are urged to law enforcement, the last 18 as observe the Friday morning deadline sheriff, will be honored Nov. 21 Manual deals with dances for other than spot news. Include your at the Town and Campus, name, address and phone number. Union. THESE RADIAL SPECIALS! Israel folk dance buffs American Zionist Youth BR 78 13 GOODYEAR STEEl RADIAL 31.95 how have written in­ Foundation. The book is FR 78-15 BF GOODRICH STEEL RADIAL (Bl.m) 30.95 structions for their intended as a manual for Astrology BACK TO SCHOOL SPSCIALI GR 78 15 GOOORICH STEEL RADIAL 45.95 favorite dances easily folk dance teachers and interested amateurs. SHARP CALCULATORS GR 70-15 B F GOOORICH STEEL RADIAL 49.95 available for the first time explored HR 78 15 B F GOODRICH STEEl RADIAL (Bl»m) ,43.95 in a new book entitled “100 Information may be obtained from Israel “Astrology—Fact or ER 78 14 GOODYEAR RADIAL (Bl*m) 32.95 Israeli Folk Dances,” Folk Dance Inatitute, Fiction," a continuation of On AH Mod9ls FR 78 14 GOODYEAR RADIAL (Mam). 33.95 published by the Israel 10% OFF Folk Dance Institute of the 515 Park ave.,N.Y. 10022. a show explaining GR 78 14 B F GOODRICH STEEl RADIAL 49.95 superstititions and LR 78 15 GENERAL STEEl RADIAL 54.95 fallacies of ancient Egypt, L11211

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AdmiMkm is 50 LJ • Adjust Tee-In • Adjust Tee-Out Cars .HAIRCUTS priced from $28.M cents per person, and a n d up W o n ftor w Air Cond Co.. Add M W T N TM I» .STYLING children under the age of ONLY *9* Offer Expires Stpt. 22, 1*77 COUPON OMLY^ .COLOR & LUMINIZING cLEONARD eight are not admitted. The Trailside facilities, WELSC0 EUECTROHICS 2 4 E o 9 t P r i c * S t. JEWELERS operated by The Union CHKKOm LOW MHOS 333 W. St. I99T |9 AV9. Llndon • 486-8167 m N. Mm4 Am, lM m . KS-21M County Park Commission, May* *t94 9 . M*t#r Cftar«M Acctptod o m m fim t tm&srsrsnm OPEN TUES. THRU SAT.______are located at Coles LIMEN 4II-M 87 Vaster Charge • BonkAmericord — Doily 9 6 Sot til 2 avenue in, Mountainside. Thursday, September IS, 1977 focal point at Fawn Lakes SUBURBAN “It is where, at one time or another, we all get REAL ESTATE MART Social events at together, either for a • City Suburbs • Farm Country# Lake# Shore movie, an arts and craft show or a game of Fawn Lakes billiards or pool Social activity at Fawn by residents who have The special events, Mrs Laguna Lakes has increased in been here for years.” Mrs Gilliar said, include Village built Gilliar explained ' t tempo with the warmer dances, with refreshments weather. In order Among the day trips served from the clubhouse to coordinate the planned, are visits to kitchen around five lagoons programs, Olga Gilliar, a Batsto, an arts festival resident of the adult and Smithville. Current Laguna Village offers During the summer is custom ideas, and move in community on Rt 72 in films, as well as scenic homes of 3,4 and more the best time to judge the in time for children to Manahawkin, has been films of the area, are to be bedrooms, featuring merits of a home on water, start school in the fall, named social director a feature at (he clubhouse the builder of a waterfront said Todino The Homes at formal entries and living Mrs Gilliar said, "We and dining rooms plus Besides programming residential community on Laguna Village are priced the arts and crafts ac­ have our own 16 mm the New Jersey coast from $73,900 beam-ceilinged family projector, and from time Spacious Ranch room with custom brick tivities at the community explained. Laguna Village clubhouse, Mrs Gilliar to time will have some of Condominiums is built around five Todino said, "Families fireplace Bedrooms are the top current films. of today expect to own spgcious and baths are also will schedule day among natural woodlands deepwater lagoons in trips for residents. ^ There will always be other Point Pleasant. more than one home in ample, as are closets and films available for their lifetimes, too often storage space. Placement “There are many from $27,900 Home seekers should historical landmarks in showing." speak with residents of an waiting until the children of the house on the site The clubhouse, Mrs Great Bay Blvd luckerlon N are grown before moving gives plenty of room for the vicinity whiph have (6091 296 1005 area' and should drive never been explored, even Gilliar said, has become a around to compare of­ to a location they have pool or patio between planned for through the ferings in the general house and bulkheaded SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE, recreation-oriented adult community off Nut Swamp years When a community area Joseph Todino, waterway. road in Middletown, provides golf on private course. The Villas of Friendship Laguna Village builder combines nearness to good The Laguan Village Court recently were introduced there. The ranch model homes in the new section and director of the N.J schools with a fine family sales and information are priced from >44,990 to >47,990, each with two bedrooms, two baths and an neighborhood plys ex­ Shore Builders center is located at 2133 attached garage. Association said He said cellent construction and Bridge ave., just opposite water sportsman should the best waterfront entry to the waterfront WHEN YOU’RE LOOKING take the water routes from location, the same family tract, and just west of the New units prime fishing grounds in may find it less expensive Lo,velandtown Bridge Kaplan opens FOR A FAMILY HOME, through the Point td own their dream home' from Bay Head which Pleasant canal into the during the years they are spans the Point Pleasant on sale waterways of various raising their family " Canal $ 3 9 ,9 9 0 IS waterfront communities, 5th section at at park checking water distances, A new section of 58 A G O O D PMCE TO START depths and accessibility mobile homes is now Families still have time Ocean condos open for sale at Pine View to arrange purchase, have Hidden Lake Terrace adult mobile a house built with their home park in Browns ranch, bi-level and split- Initiating its sixth Mills. level homes They range / near sell-out season at Hidden Lake. Presently more than 150 ^ After a year of marinas, beaches and fine Kaplan and Sons has in size from 2,400 to 4,000 Darby families reside at Pine Ranch ) unusually heavy activity. restaurants nearby, announced the grand square feet. Prices range View Terrace Eastpointe is now Eastpointe's own on-site opening of section five, the from >75,500 Several of Two-bedroom models G reat the lots border on scenic reluctantly readying its facilities offer year-round "Pheasant Run" area begin at >11,500, including 7 MODELS F ROM $39,990 W a terfro n t “no vacancy" sign diversion for the The new community, off Six-Mile Run furniture, carpets, drapes, Situated high above the building's residents Rt 27 in North Brunswick, Typical of the homes ail appliances, outside L ivin g l offered at Hidden Lake is New Jersey Highlands. Included are a large will eventually comprise storage building, skirting, Capas Coloniait Sp.its From the Heather, a columned Eastpointe overlooks outdoor swimming pool, an entire luxury concrete patio and picnic portico four-bedroom $76,900 Sandy Hook Bay and the an all-weather surface residential district in­ area Start by looking at what $39,990 can buy: hardwood kitchen cabinets, and cedar by Trend Homes Atlantic Ocean, and has tennis court, a fully cluding 314 homes. 220 Colonial which includes There is a swimming an attractive three bedroom ranch shake fronts just to mention a few Look at 24 baths, full basement 2133 Bridge Ave facilities for swimming, equipped health club with townshouses. approxi­ pool and recreation area surrounded by a naturally landscaped location: an elementary school, hospital, and a two-car garage Point Pleasant N J boating, sunbathing and saunas and gym. a party mately 600 apartments with twin lakes A few wooded lot. The rest ii pure quality and shopping plaza, major highway access and Featured on the first level energy conservation Every home our recreation facilites are all within a half (201)8923636 salt-water fishing room and billiard parlor and a recreational com minutes away is Mirror is a wide entry foyer with Family builds includes full-thick wall mile. We re sure that once you’ve looked, In addition to the and a private Penthouse plex including a lake, Lake Beach in Browns Club swimming pools, a guest closet and open insulation and six-inch ceiling insulation, you'lfwind up right where you started. At Mills all wood double hung windows, hardwood Barrymor Estates There are only a very clubhouse, play areas and stairwell, a 21-foot living Pine View Terrace has room with boxed or bayed floors or carpeting, finished attached GRAND OPENING limited number of con­ tennis facilities Also free senior citizen bus Let Our Family Build Your Family'i Horn# picture window, a large garage, 150 amp electrical service, solid dominium homes left at planned within the service to shopping Eastpointe But until the community is a boutique- formal dining room, a 17- BOSTON WOODS foot kitchen-breakfast centers and Mirror Lake “no vacancy " sign is put type shopping center Nearby is is a fully- From u m From Up To at Jackson, N,J. out, the resort-at-home which will include some room with walk-in pantry equipped nutritional and a 20-foot paneled condominium — which is professional office space center with low cost meals 5 % 8 % 3 0 year recreation room which is 12 CUSTOM LOTS FOR 12 CUSTOM HOMES only about 12 miles east of "It has been an exciting a n d activities architectural project,” one step down from the DOWN* INTEREST* MORTGAGES* STARTING AT *50,000 Garden State Parkway Additionally. Pemberton Exit 117 — will have its according to Michael dine-in kitchen Optional is Township is currently PtMfaa ■■ Bgg|| Betim ad 4 fcapam C4m# L teekatimaeatikee ked- furnished models open for Kaplan, president of the a wall-to-wall brick m > Mte. Bwfa* end end building a * center for t u Oiw i meek, te rn *, teem . 1 ■> « f# > —4 kmemem urn viewing seven days a week Kaplan firm in Highland fireplace in the rec room senior citizens mm* weeded erne M. AC kemikme rnmmmSSfmi » fork. "W e have tried to The Heather is priced at Th i MMMI i i m A between t:M i.m . and >:» pm make every component of >75,500 To reach Pine View Hidden Lake unique—the At the top of the line is Terrace, drive south on BNMUOR E 3 W E 3 GRAND OWNING SHOAL N H M Om r Ctwrty'l MUMS V«M Fireplace M a M a t me t e n exceptionally luxurious the 4,000-square-foot the New Jersey Turnpike «tfQ HELP' Versailles model which An IfUMfMi INGHfMMfv* NIL P homes, the slate-roofed to exit 7, take Route 206 DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway exif 91 (Lakewood) Proceed straight 3/4 mile Bear right LAR MM B MNM W A N T E D * 4 in the apartments, the lake-like includes a 20-foot foyer south (towards Fort Dix) onto Route 526 west (County Irne Rd ) Follow to models on right Or. take Route 9 south to Route 4 0 ClAMffM PMM Of 526 east. Make left Follow to models on left new tgm ger will roach over swimming pool. the with dual guest closet and to Rt. 530, then east on M.000 noorby re a d e r 431-1773 remittee To ploco your od. unusual club building, the circular stairway, full Route 530 to Pine View W TW won m u tmimwmt w w it w coll formal bay-windowed (201)367-2226 ------>0-77 M ------lavish landscaping and Terrace on the right, 14 now the deluxe town- dining room, front facing mile east of Browns Mills. houses baywindowed living room, “Still, what impresses 30-foot paneled family people most is what nature room with wall-towall put here—the beautiful brick fireplace and triple wooded land Hidden Lake sliding glass doors to rear is a pleasure to the eye garden A large kitchen We are all very proud of and bay-windowed dinette it.” / area adjoins the laundry Offered in the new room, garage and section are two-story downstairs bedroom. B e a u tifu l Homes! With beautifully low taxes And easy commuting “4. ■ ■ -

3& 4 BEDROOMS fro m $45,500 A little bit of Italy at Covered Bridge.

One of our more popular outdoor friendly neighbors at Covered Ranch and 2-story houses in exciting people-oriented games is the Italian favorite Bridge where enjoying life is a way designs (or families large and small Fine construction pastime called Bocci Ball but, as of life Share their fun and on woodland sites with privacy and individuality In our residents can verify, you don't enthusiasm Drop by for a Lacey Township, where the lowest taxes In Ocean Coun have to be Italian to enjoy it. Or, for delightful visit this week. Or fill out lymake ownership easy that matter, any of the other and return the coupon tor further Six models Large homesites Excellent financing activities that our fun loving folks details for qualified buyers Come see beautiful Oakfield now1 enjoy. Like the dozens of 1 and 2-bedroom goings-on in our $2 million j r luxury homes from DIRECTIONS clubhouse . . . swimming in our - ^ ^ $28,990 to $40,990 Q S Parkway to Exit 74 olympic-size pool . playing Turn left Irom exit (Lacey Road) Led again tennis on our lighted at Manchester Ave courts . . teeing off on the (3/4 mi.) Lett again ED I at Western Blvd (1 /2 mi). adjacent 18-hole public golf course . . or simply spending I time in the good company of your ' Off Rt 9, Manalapan Twp I OAKFIELD • WESTERN BLVD . LACEV TWP (609) 693 3888 P O Box 500. Englishtown. N J 07726 Preview showing through J Paul Taylor Agency I S J hovnantan t Please send me your brochure i h r ( n p p / s i % I Name__ Directions: N J Turnpike south to Exit 11 and A ddress. I south 5b G S Parkway to Exit 123. then south on City 1___ State Zip Rt 9 for 9 miles to Covered Bridge Sales office I a unique community open 7 days a week 10-6. Phone: 536-5440. Phone. SP 415J

t Thursday, September 15, 1977 SUBURBAN B e rg names REAL ESTATE MART Tynday chief City ©Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore of Clark office Condominium homes Larry Tynday, who’* been with the Berg Agency of New Jeraey for six in variety of models - , . ______. n i j years, was named A private garden at the attached garage and in­ completely sold out, but manager of the Clark doorway and more or dividual covered en­ there is still choice of the office on Raritan road. fewer bedrooms are tryway. three remaining styles, of The announcement was among the options at A lower level in each both sizes. Many of the made by Kenneth Berg, Laurel Brook con­ home extends space to buyers were former chairm an of both the dominium. The two-level carpeted, paneled renters In the community agency and its parent homes, priced from recreation room and other which was built In 1970 and new estate-type residential community now company, Berg Enter­ $27,990, are on Rt 88, rooms. Laurel Brook only last year released for OXKFIELD PREVIEW—The Portsmith (above) of­ sale. fers four bedrooms and more than 2,500 square feet previewing six' customized ranch and two-story prises. The promotion Brick Town. homes offer fully equipped of living space on a wooded homesite at Oakfield, models priced from $45,500 to $62,500. becomes effective im­ More than half the kitchens, washer and The sales office and mediately. homes have already been dryer in utility room, models are open seven “Larry Tynday has been sold, to residents ranging storage space, completed days a week, with evening a top sales associate for us from retirees and pre- roadways and gardens, appointments available. M o c/e/ homes now on exhibit as long as he has been with retirees to parents raising plus swimming pool, Laurel Brook is located on spaciousness and in­ the agency,” said Berg children alone. The red tennis and clubhouse. Rt. 88, just west of Six model homes are belt—Oakfield in Lacey from $45,500 to $62,500 are LARRY TYNDAY dividuality of good home “When this management brick homes—with main Four models were of­ Laurelton CirCle, Brick being introduced at a new Township. The three and in a wooded, parkland estate duties a broad designs, have brought half position opened in our level containing living, fered, of basic one and Town, near Garden State estate-type residential four-bedroom homes in setting. background in appraisals, two-bedroom homes. Sales Location in a prime area a dozen sales even before Clark office, and we dining, kitchen and main Parkw ay Brick Town community within Ocean ranch and two-story real estate law and income Manager Judy Fox said Exits from both north and of Lacey, plus the models were complete, became aware of Larry’s bedroom areas—are built C ounty’s commuting Colonial designs, priced aspirations for property analysis, many in ranch styles, each with one home has been south. according to George of which subjects were Broome of J. Paul Taylor management responsi­ FINAL StCTION - ONLY 10 LiFV bility, the choice was an studied at Middlesex Agency, sales manager Community College for the- new community, easy one for us to make." He is a graduate of St which is designed for The Clark office opening Peter’s High School on Shed Your was the result of another family living. Staten Island and attended Oa/i/ma£ MetioH Oakfield features large promotion within the Berg Wayne State University. wooded homesites with ranks. Former manager Housing Problems. He saw service with the . wide spaces between Anthony Marsella was U.S. Army from 1955 to cot& uexceert even houses, Broome said. recently named the ...community clubhouse and pool, congenial Attention to energy-saving agency’s director of ad­ 1958 Tynday is married to the adult neighbors, nearby shopping, houses of has been a prime concern vanced sales training. of the builder, he added, Tynday joined the Berg former Sheila Cotton. The worship ” t/owi ku/ke4t and the complete award­ Agency in the spring of couple made their home in ...minutes away from the magnificent Atlantic winning energy saving 1971. He brought to his real Iselin. Ocean, three N.J. racetracks, and Garden plan has been in­ corporated into structural State Parkway, 60 minutes from North Jersey insulation and heating systems. The homes offer Squirrel Run: wall-to-wall carpeting, A LIMITED OFFER Only '•our final sat ion remains for prospective homebuyers. but kitchen appliances in Free, a brand new fortunately we've ■ saved the best for last. Our largest wooded traffic-planned countertop aluminum storage honie'sites. most sophisticated models, and, of course, our most a n d cabinet 20 units sold shed'complete, with attractive prices and financing are all available. t arrangements, ceramic the purchase of a new mobile unit, Come see for yourself, the tiled baths and lumber and $14,000 & over, offer good from Sept. 15 - Oct. 31, 1977. neighborhood, the models, the materials both for in­ Toms River community. All . teriors and exteriors. before models ‘ Shed value 1400.00 including lax the amenities you need for the "good life" are here Broome said: “Striking The American Dream avenue, turns into Metiers Homestead Run F.xceed your expectations... Builders Group has lane), turn left on design elements add to the An Adult Mobile Home Community at Dover Heights. living value of Oakfield completed its models at Woodlake drive to newly- Squirrel Run on Wood opened models and sales Rt. 70, Toms River, N.J. 08753 homes, with dramatic Phone (201) 341-4400 foyers, architecturally Lake drive off Metisrs office. Evening ap­ lane, Piscataway,' a pointments are arranged Open 9 a.in. -5 p.m. daily Six exceptional models from distinctive living and 1 1 Closed Sunday dining rooms and the Middlesex County com­ upon request by con­ $ convenience of a fuil munity that has excellent tacting the American From North Jersey take Garden State Pkwy 50,000 master suite with parents' commuting by but, rail Dream main office, 985- to exit 88, then west on Rte. 70 for 5 miles Excellent financing from sitting room in some and highways. T w enty 7880 homes. sales were completed before the models and the 8 V * % interest* Oakfield is located on builders are looking for Western bolevard, Lacey additional land since PREJOPENING d o w n * Township, with m odel Piscataway has bean Its 70% homes and sales dtaptay *to qualified buyers location two m iles from The beat sailing house at V o t m Exit 74 of the Garden State Squirrel Rim has been the Garden Stale Parkway In ExtI #2 lo Parkway. The sales office Granada split level, east Proceed to second traffic light In ' I Turn lett onto Hooper using will be open seven days a reports Saul Drier, Go I" ■hh traffic light - (Indian Hill week and evenings by ■ right Continue to Poser Heights On / / e ifr k fa Indian Hill Rood ml Toms River appointment through J. *We are new best home buy Rhone (201) 244-3900 Paul Taylor A gency, haring naw darigna of the plan lui (201) 341-0550 Lacey road, Lacey G ran ad a split-level Landmark Construction and Development Coep. Township. to Improve the of the homer’ ■ays Driar, whe If one of you is 52 or o ve r. spBt-k vol th is side of $3tMM0 a" ‘

T h e Weldwood horizontal siding adds is located just furthor longth to the Grmnoda, which includes a two-car garago, 15,000- aquaro-foot lot, four tto b ath s, this side of Tuns River kitchen with ent-in area, Shadow Lake Village is well-known meandering golf course, it's known and an entrance foyer throughout New Jersey as the for its 24-hour security gate landing to a fully pended prestigious adult community in through which only those whom recreation room with bock one of the most magnificient you desire may p ass., . its staircase to the kitchen. natural settings in the state. luxurious-but-casual lifestyle. .its The home includes wall-to- Nestled alongside a tranquil quality of residences .. . and so wall plush U -Lo shag mile-long lake, and overlooking a much more. carpeting by Sherwin Williams in a choice of colon. The large kitchen includes a built-in Magic Chef dishwasher, a set-ln Magic Chef fully self Now discover the cleaning oven, custom made kitchen cabinets - The ASPEN Irom $37 900 il shown here with optional garago with varied selection of Villas of Friendship woodtooes and styles and This is the side of Family living that offers more than complementing hardware a great price You'll-also find beautifully styled The Granada tells for homes in a peaceful oak tree setting And then $81,NO at Squirrel Run there’s the practical side Quality construction, con­ with early fall occupancy venient access to oearby shopping centers and major Court. New Single-story Ranch Models. The main key to an highways as well as one of lowest tax rates in the These 2-bedroom, 2-bath villas with interests and concerns have been American Dream home is state VWiat s more, included in every home we buHd private garages embody many of asking for. You are invited to see the Dow Chemical in are insulated windows, Owens Corning HIGH-R the features people with your them for yourself. sulation in the wall con­ sheathing and full-thick wall insulation. It's extras ■* struction which creates an like these that earned us the "Energy Conservation R-19 energy resistance Award” from New Jersey Central Power & Light value and assures home Company Put it all together and you've got the best Affordably priced Croat $44,990 buyers of a 25 percent home buy this side of Toms River. Other Models From reduction In heating and cooling costs per month. $33,990 To $63,990 J o $47,990 Family Homes from $37,900 to $43,900 The home buyers are From 5% Down* . 8*4 % • 40-Year Mortgages A aw are of energy ef DIRECTIONS: (From ficiency, and American north) N.J. Turnplkg South to Dream builders is taking $312 15 Pgr M onth basod on sales price of $37,900 w ith $1,900 Exit 1); then G.S. Park wo y the initiative and building down payment, $36,000 mortgage for 40 years 8]/«% and 480 monthly payments to qualified buyers Sooth to E x it 114; tu rn loft on energy efficiency into its Rod Hill Rd. for two-tontht ml.; right on Dwight Rd. (become* The Squirrel Run Nut Swamp Rd.-Hubbard Rd. XolcPi Development can be aftor iv> ml.) for approx. 3 ml. reached by taking the to entrance of Shadow Laka Vil­ V illa ge l a rt U..BT —' ■| SUte Parkway, or lage on right... P.O. Box 87 v (Prom tho south) O.S. Parkway Middletown, N.J. ■ T V » e> North to Exit lOt; cri ■ Piscataway exit, Rt. 529 (Nowman Springs Rd.) and pro­ 07748 (So. Washington ceed on Half Mila Rd. for V* ml. South, to and; right on Pront St. ap­ m tm rnm prox. 1- thraa-tanth* ml. to Hub­ bard Rd , loft an Hubbard Rd. at Manchester (btcamaa Nut Swamp Rd.) Ap- YOUR tA N T AD DIRECTIONS Take Garden State Parkway Exit 88 Turn prax. 1 mi. to antranca of Sha­ IS EASY TO PLACE . . JUST PHONE right onto Route 70 west Continue five miles on Route 70 dow Laka Vlllaga an loft. west to Wilbur Avenue and Holly Oaks sales otlice on right 686-7700 . Sales Office Open Daily and Weekends (201) 367-4242 AM tor 'M Tofor' ond Mo will hole you wltti o Rooult Oottor want Ad 842-9400 "TT

A \ Thursday, September 15, 1977- saunas, billiard room, recreational and social moves in. Your Guide To Better Living modem arts and crafts opportunities. It’s a short One sure thing is the studio, recreation room, drive to the Jersey Shore, quality of craftsmanship in the - ' . catering kitchen, private but still in the country represented by Kaufman library and a “Great Nearby are good schools, ii Broad Homes. The firm ^ ‘‘SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART Hall" auditorium with its churches of many is one of the world’s • City # Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake ♦ Shore striking floor-to-ceiling denominations, diverse largest builders, with 39 fireplace and beamed specialty stores and major communities currently vaulted ceiling The card shopping centers, golf and under way in the United room looks out through country clubs and many States, Canada, France, Princeton Court lists recreational choices sliding glass doors to a points of historical in Belgium and West Ger­ .... .___ • find J ro n R»»i*n Q »n tl quality ot our construction, Corporation, sponsors and r-v— v ' -TV nUcted R ange Hood builders of both com you'll see why Mariner Estates munities located off Exit is the last'word in getting the 6A of the New Jersey most for your dollar. Period. Turnpike in Monroe Township, many of the sales of homes were Thre,e B ed ro o m H o m e Roate 37, Manchester Township, N.J. brought about by recommendations and An,n bed Colonial 5 MODELS FROM $37,900 per month As L o w As..*9 5 referrals by presd^home- Your monthly rent Includes: ow neni . Fvm ltw t. All MS|*r Each community offers ilvm dM ri "A term M/,*r s 10% DOWN* Collection twice e weekk T fa---- t o r » - l--- n » r Alt p r t f r t r on premises golf and taxes . Matter Antenna Cable TV UnasrfrawKl tennis, an olympic-size Wlrins . ratio LisDtt .extra Insulation tavet Veu Heat 30 YEAR A Cootlne Costs. outdoor pool, clubhouse, 'Directions to Barnegat ballroom, hobby shops, C>jrf1<‘n State- P.irkwdv to E*" b7 • Lett at Bay Public Bus Service at door to Toms River * for \ v. • Right at Gunning Rive' Road lot library and meeting , mi • High! dt Bdrnpy.it B‘v< k • Right at Bowlu We invite you to drive through our community A r,t • Models two blocks on left special trips to theatres, TO QUALIFIED BUYERS talk to our residents shopping centers and Direct Ions Drive south on the Oereen Stole PerXwer to Sint DIRECTIONS: Parkway exit 82 to route ISA, then weet on Soule 17 t miles to Pine Acres Monor on me events of special interest 37 east. Continue on route 37 to Garfield test.- IfV M M llf Avenue. Turn left using jughandle and Model homes open for inspection on site Mon Rossmoor and Clear proceed to Windsor Avenue and models through Sat Office open from 9 to 6 brook are located within Call Collect 609/698-7723 on right. or call easy commuting distance, just 45 miles from Built by: Quality Builders, Inc. TOMS RIVER, N J. ^20TjM^574100*^^v^ Manhattan. 12 miles from PHONE 201 270-2210 Princeton.

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These new town homes are spacious, impressive For'carefree living with a view take these directions. and absolutely carefree. Homes that invite family Panther Valley is located just south of 1-80 on route 517 (the and friends; allow enjoyment of life to the fullest eastern edge of Warren County) within an hours drive of Priced from because outside chores and maintenance are done for you. Newark Airport and Manhattan. There is regularly scheduled Here at last is home ownership without the hassle! bus service from the Panther Valley shopping mall. $57,000 to $68,400. Our handsomely decorated model homes are open from Country Club Living On Old Estate Property. 11 am to 6 pm every day of the week. If you cannot make it Choose from two and You can be as active as you want to be at Panther Valley It’s during these hours please call (201) 850-0300 and arrange up to you. *Swing to golf, or tennis, with courts lighted for for an appointment. throe bedroom models. night play. Get in the swim at two beautiful pools; lounge in NOTE: Please bring this advertisement with you, whenever luxury at the cabana. Socialize at the 200 year-old mansion, you come, as a pass to the community. The guard at the home of the Panther Valley Country Club. All of this on gate will direct you to the model home area from the magnificent old estate property so beautiful that just going for Basemerit • Garage, gatehouse. a walk is a treat! Storage • Closets Galore, "These facilities may be enjoyed by residents and nonresidents on a proprie Twenty Four Hour Security Starts at the Gate. tary or nonproprietary membership basis to the extent o( available capacity Deluxe Kitchens • Sun Decks, We’ve put thirty million dollars into careful community Residents are automaticaly members ol the Panther Valley Property Owners Storm Windows. planning and development here. That includes the Association protection of this beautiful land and security of the people who enjoy livii^J on it. The guard at the gate and the patrol of COUNTRY VIEW AT pur private streets do wonders for your peace of mind whether you’re home or away. ther Valley P O Box 35 Allamuchy, New Jersey 07820 This offering by prospectus only. (201) 850 0300 - /

Thursday, September 15, 1977 pHimtHIIIIMIHUUttinHHtimiMnieHUMIHIMItHUUHUMMnUHHMIHIIHHIHHIIIIIIIIIUlHHmifflNIMIttNHHMIlHIHHHMinPg EVE w i 11 offer September dance SUBURBAN I Kean will open care center ] The Jewish Collegiate and I i ' w 4 workshops Professional Young Adults of New Jersey will hold a September dance at REAL ESTATE MART | for children of night students \ during the fall Russell’s Log Cabin, 675 Raritan road, City • Suburbs • Farm Country „• Lake • Shore Clark, on Sunday evening. The Kean College Early assistance for school age children Four workshops will begin the fall and recreational facilities for all PAINTERS, ATTENTION I Sell yourulf t0 Childhood Department Is series of programs being offered by 30,000 fa m ilie s w ith a low cost Want Ad. Call establishing an Evening Care children. EVE, the Women’s Center i t Kean 686 7700 Center to supplement the existing Professor Lilyan Peters of the College of New Jersey, the week of Day Care Center on campus. Hie Early Childhood Department Sept. 26. new center will provide child said, “Hie new center will enable “ In Search of Self” is a six-session care for Kean College students more members of the community workshop whose aim is to help women who attend evening classes. to come to campus and take one develop confidence, learn to make The center will be open Monday or two evening classes, knowing decisions and gain personal un­ through Thursdays from 4:30 to that their children will be cared derstanding. The instructor is Mary 8:30p.m. and will accept students for by a professional staff." Ann Bommann, EVE counselor The aged four through 10. •gifts'*. first session will be on Monday An early childhood certified Interested parents may get morning, Sept. 26, from 9:30 a m. to teacher will be in charge and the further information by calling noon, and the fee is $45. center will provide homework 527-2556 or 527-2095. Beginning on Thursday evening,. llllllimilMMIIHIIIIIHHIIIIIHIIimiMIIHIIIHmilHIMIIHtllHIIIIIIiniMMmmHiiniINMMIMIIIIHHIIIIHIimillMiHllllllllliniUlHHHUUfiT Sept. 29, from 7:40 to 9:40 p.m., an eight-session workshop, "A Woman’s Voice: Public Speaking for Women,” will aid women in improving com­ The Convocation to open munication skills both in organizational and professional settings. Use of videotape, critques and tape re­ right turn cordings will give practical class ex­ perience in speech making Gloria to make new CMDNJ facility Deodato, communication consultant to A convocation ceremony, Monday, from the interim facilities which have NOW, is the instructor. The fee is $45 is to our Sept 19, will mark the official opening housed the medical school since 1969 A six-session career development SERENE SETTING— This is a now section of Covered Bridge, the adult of the Medical Science Building of the The building, with its newly- workshop for former teachers or recent condominium community on Rt. 9 in Manalapan Township. The one-and College of Medicine and Dentistry of furnished laboratories, lecture halls graduates, “Alternatives to Teaching Section I,” will begin on Friday two-bedroom homes, featuring 25-foot living rooms, are priced from New Jersey (CMDNJ), Newark and offices, also accommodates the morning, Sept 30, from 9:30 to 11:30 $27,990. Developed by Hovnanian Enterprises, Inc., Covered Bridge Lewis Thomas, M.D . pathologist and students of the CMDNJ-Graduate medical scientist who is president and School of Biomedical Sciences a m. The $40 fee will include vocational includes many recreational and social facilities including a swimming interest testing Bommann is the in­ pool, shuffleboard courts and a $2 million clubhouse. chief executive officer of the Memorial The Medical Science Building is the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New fifth new structure to be occupied on the structor. $200-million permanent campus, which "Vocational Development Group,” a IT 1 P York, will deliver the convocation address at 4 p.m. is regarded as one of the largest con­ six-session discussion group for women k PROTECTION Covered Bridge finds The $56.5 million facility on the new struction projects of its kind ever un­ considering employment, further Newark campus of CMDNJ will be in dertaken Only a 486-bed teaching education or future career develop­ use by students of the medical school hospital remains to be finished. Its ment, will meet on Wednesdays from For all jK*rsonal and family for the first time this semester. The completion is scheduled for late next 9:30 a m. to noon beginning Sept 28 The $45 fee includes vocational interest insurance, Life, Disability, Home­ 'bonus room' popular broad, nine-level structure, was year. owners. and Auto, ON K STOP completed early this year. It was staff- Already in full use on the campus are testing. Registration information may be does.it all at American Mutual — “A home is what you kitchens are big enough to wooded countryside occupied in a series of phased moves the New Jersey Dental School, the u hether you come to us or we obtained by calling the EVE office at make it,” goes the old house the clothes washer Covered Bridge, like all throughout the spring and summer George F. Smith Library of the Health come to you. and dryer, the residents (201) 527-2210. saying. The new saying at Hovnanian communities, Sciences, the New Jersey Medical Life Insurance Covered Bridge, the have decided to make is oriented toward the School-Community Mental Health Thorough protection — by way popular Hovnanian better use of their extra active adult Residents Campaigns get Center and a central power plant. of term-or cash-value insurance, Enterprises adult com room.'' may enjoy the Olympic­ The new Medical Science Building, in Rabbinical post Individual Retirement Accounts, munity off Rt. 9 in One housewife turned sized swimming pool, wide exposure common with the rest of the campus it annuities, coverages fordepend- Manalapan Township, is, the area into a fully- shuffleboard courts anchors, was designed by Eggers, Grad for Bobrowskv ents, computerized Family ‘‘The extra room is equipped sewing room, (illuminated at night) and and Seltzer, associated architects, Rabbi Moshe Herson, dean of the Security Programming, mort^a^e whatever you want it to and when her friends and recreational and social on Public TV consisting of the Eggers Group and protection — whatever your needs Rabbinical College of America, may be. be.” neighbors saw what had activities in a $2 million New Jersey Public Television will Gilbert Seltzer, both of New York, and Morristown, has announced the ap­ been done, they followed clubhouse There is an 18- begin a campaign to acquaint the the Grad Partnership of Newark. Disability Insurance That “bonus” room is pointment of Rabbi Sinai Bobrowsky as suit. When at least one hole executive Covered state’s electorate with gubernatorial Under the general supervision of the ( ’overages that protect you and not a new concept, but, director of development in charge of husband monopolized the Bridge Golf Course ad­ candidates and candidates for state’s Division of Building and Con­ Essex, Union and Passaic counties. provide a replacement income il rather, the novel ways TV set in the den-second joining the property open legislature beginning tomorrow, struction, it was erected by Frank Rabbi Bobrowsky received his you become disabled. that residents have con­ bedroom., his mate had a to residents for a nominal when legislative candidates from Briscoe Company, Inc., general con­ Homeowners Insurance verted a space into sewing rabbinical education at the Rabbinical second set put in their fee District 27 face the cameras at 10:30 tractors, of East Orange College of Canada and the United A variety ol'plans to lit \ our rooms, TV dens and other extra room. This, too, has Close to shopping. New p.m The new building is faced in concrete Lubavitcher Yeshivoth in Brooklyn needs ami your budget. Ami con­ personal-use areas hecome a popular use of Jersey's famous beaches, From then until the Nov. 8 election, and tinted glass It stands on the south where he was ordained in 1975 venient payment plans. “ Actually, on our this space Then, for the the Garden State Arts the state’s public TV network will in­ edge of the spacious central plaza of the He formerly served as director of Auto Insurance original floor plan, we residents who like to Center, two race tracks troduce legislative districts one at a campus, which occupies a superblock Chabad House in Miami Beach and Quick act ion and fair claim listed the space—which is have the best stock of and many hunting and time, allot an hour to each of the dozen bounded by Bergen and Norfolk streets principal at the Hillel Day School of settlements. Convenient budget on either side of the homes stores around, the room fishing areas, Covered plus gubernatorial candidates and and Twelfth and South Orange avenues Greater Utica, N.Y payment plans. Coast-to-coast in the lower price range at makes a large walk-in Bridge is also close cover gubernatorial debates presented in Newark's Central Ward. offices staffed with claim the community—as a pantry. Shelves have gone enough to New York for by the New Jersey League of Women It blends architecturally and func­ socialists storage and laundry in for bought goods and easy commuting Voters and other groups. tionally with the rest of the campus. Conference planned room,” reported Kevork home-canned foods, as Manhattan is just 42 miles According to Sam Schroeder, Rectangular in shape, it has 345,000 well as for wine cellar producer of candidates’ appearances, on talented children 77 Central Ave. S. Hovnanian, president of away—56 minutes on one square feet of usable space, divided Clark, N..J. 07()<>(> New Jersey's premier space right next to the of the many express buses each gubernatorial candidate will have among lecture halls, teaching one hour of free time, in which to A conference on developing and'or 201/574-0422 developer of adult com­ kitchen. which stop daily at the laboratories, classrooms, research improving an educational program for The Model 8200 one bath present his views in whatever manner munities community's entrance. laboratories and administrative of­ gifted and talented students will be held home, priced at $27,990, he pleases The programs will be To reach Covered fices. Support services for the new at Monmouth College, Long Branch, includes two large broadcast on Saturday and Sunday “But, as often happens, Bridge from New York or campus are also housed in the building. Saturday, Sept. 17, from 9a.m. to 3 p.m we've learned from our bedrooms (one of which northern New Jersey, take afternoons, Oct. 29 and 30 and Nov. 5 The convocation will be held in one of m e n c a n and 6 on Channels 23,50,52 and 58. Each A $2 registration fee will include pre- a ™ residents. Since there is most couples employ as a the Turnpike (Exit 11) or the building's three large auditoriums, registration and cost of materials library or den), a spacious candidate will receive four hours of already more than enough Garden State Parkway located in the connecting link between This conference—open to all yfual living room-dining area technical assistance from the NJPTV the medical school and the New Jersey M storage space in these (Exit 123), then drive educators, parents, board of education INSURANCE COMPANIES. homes, in the large measuring 26 by 11 ft., and south on Rt. 9 and follow staff, but will not be guided in choice of Dental School, at plaza level. format, whether press interview, town members and interested citizens—will WAKEFIELD, MASS. O H IO bedroom and hallway an 18 by 8-ft bplcony the signs to Covered be conducted bv New Jersey parents closets, and because the overlooking the peaceful. Bridge forum or any other type of program. Because seats in the Senate and Chorus starts and educators. Assembly in all 40 Districts of the state are up for grabs this fall, the network Hypertension has chosen to present the candidates fall rehearsals district by district. As was done in the The Oratorio Society of New Jeraey, is TV topic fall of 1976, the network will offer a split which is observing its 25th year, will Hypertension, the great feed to the four transmitters in South resume rehearsals for the fall season on American killer through Jersey, Trenton, New Brunswick and Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the First heart failure, heart at­ Montclair to save time for the general Congregational Church of Montclair on tacks, kidney failure and viewing audience and to make certain S. Fullerton avenue Nixon Bicknell is stroke will be discussed on that viewers will see those candidates w the director. "M.D." on New Jersey for which they will be voting—or not Preparation will be started for the Public Television Sunday, Zenith's best picture ever voting— on Nov. 8. fall concert to be held on the afternoon Sept. 25, at 5 p.m. on All Legislative candidates will also of Nov. 6. This program will be "Judas Channels 23, 50, 52 and 58. in 19 compact color tv! receive free technical consultation Maccabaeus," by G.F. Handel. Guests will be Dr. Daniel from NJPTV producers, directors and New voices are being sought for the W. Foster and Dr. Norman neuj 1978 production personnel. However, the first rehearsal. Information on M. Kaplan. format for their appearances will be membership may be obtained by more formalized. Candidates will each BLAST THOSE BUOSI Find an contacting Anne Klein, membership Exterminator in the Classified make opening statements, be asked chairman at 746-0966 or Gilda Edwards specific questions about their districts. Section! Call 686 7700 for fast !CIHIROMACOLOR II at 256-1776. a c tio n ! fe o tu rinci COLOR SEflTRY Auto Service Tips for that great Zenith color _ picture automatically! Draining the water from an -a aor " . Cod* to I ,u.t C'£ h b,th« *"?nCwrn

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> Thursday, September 15, 1977 Disc & SUBURBAN CALENDAR Movie Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. NUTLEY—'Camelot,' Sept Closed Mondays. Times Data 16 O ct. 2. P e rfo rm a n c e s MOUNT Al NS ID E—Trailside Music, dance Fridays and Saturdays at 8 Nature and Science Center, ELMORA , (Eliz.)—' BY MILT HAMMER p m., Sundays at 3 p.m. Watchung Reservation 232 Family Playhouse, 28 5930. C losed F rid a y s . GATOR,Thur, Fri., Mon., MADISON—The Phillipine Brookline ave., 284 0404. Dance Company, Sept. 19, 8 Planetarium shows Tues.,7; Sat. 1,7:55; Sun., Pick r Of The LPs p.m. New Jersey Shakes PISCATAWAY—'The Good Saturdays and Sundays at 2, 3:40, 7:50; ROCKY, Thur., ..lifestyle; by John pears Festival, Drew Doctor,' by Neil Simon, 3 and 4 p.m. University. 377 4487 Sept 9 10, 16 17, 23 24, 8:30 NEWARK—Newark Museum, Fri,, Mon., Tues., 9; Sat., IMemmer (ABC p.m. Circle Players, 416 49 W ashington st., 733 6600 3, 5:45, 9:55; Sun., 1:30, RECORDS-AB lp07). UNION—Alvin Alley Reperto Victoria ave. Monday Saturday, noon to 5 There's beautiful in­ ry Ensemble, Septv 20, 8 p.m. Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. 5:40, 9:50. p m. Wilkins Theater, Kean SUMMIT—'El Grande de P i-S n e t a r i u m s h o w s - O - o - strumental listening on Coca Cola, Sept. 9 24, 8.30 College, 527 2337. Saturdays, Sundays and FIVE POINTS CINEMA this album. One that will p.m. The Craig Theatre, 6 hoi idays Kent pi., 273-6233. get many replays. NEWARK—N.J. Historical (Union)—SMOKEY AND Fil m Society, 230 Broadway, 483 THE BANDIT, Thur. Two albums ago John N 3 9 3 9 Tuesdays, Mon., Tues. 7:30, 9:15; Klemmer began ex­ Art ’ Wednesdays, Thursdays ELIZABETH—Free film with and Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p m. Fri., 7:30, 9:30; Sat.. 1:30, perimenting with what he Curt Jergens, Herbert Lorn, SUMMIT—Instructors' show calls “the sensual flow of Victoria Shaw Sept. 17, UNION—"John Cotton Dana: 7:30, 9:30; Sun., 1:30, 5, 7, 10 30 a m. Elizabeth Public Visionary," Sept. 18-Oct. 18. Sepf. 11 Oct. 2, Summit Art sound." The rich, warm Center, 68 E lm st. 273-9121 9. -o -o - Library, 11 S. Broad St., 354 Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. 2 6060, ext. 712. p:m. The College Gallery, FOX-UNION (Rt. 221- music that resulted Kean College, 527 2347. MOUNT Al NS ID E—Nature STAR WARS, Thur , Mon., established him as a films Sundays at 2, 3 and 4 Children Tues., 7:30, 9:45; Fri., major instrumentalist; p rn Trailside Nature an Science Center, Watchun ^Museums 7:30, 9:45, Midnight; Sat., the entire country felt his Reservation 232 5930 UNION—'The Princess, and the Frog,' Gingerbread 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:30, mid­ “Touch." y* MONTCLAI R—Montclair Art Players and Jack, Sept. 17, night. Sun.. 2:30, 4:45, 7, More experimentation -Museum, £ South Mountain 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., Kean is finale scene, We Go Together,' sung by the ave 746 7555. Sundays 2 to College Children's Theater 9:30. -o -o - RETURN ENGAGEMENT — Grease, hitm usicol, led to his “Barefoot Theater 5 30 p .m T ue sdays Series, 527 2337. Pink Ladies and Burger Palace Boys. Ballet’—a quiet and LOST PICTURE SHOW reopened al Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, Additional information may be obtained by compelling extension of CRANFORD—'Story (Union)—LA GRANDE yesterday and will run through Oct. 23. Shown Theatre,' Aug. 26-Sept. 24 calling 376-4343. his unique soft touch. Now P e rform an ces F rida ys, Sat BOURGEOISE, Thur, he’s carried the concept urdays and Sundays, Cele Mon., Tues., 7:15, 9:15; bration Playhouse, 118 Open casting even fwlher with his South ave., 272-5704 or 351 Fri.. 7:30, 9:30; Sat., 5:45. “ L ifestylfe’’—a m ore 5033. 7:50.9:55; Sun., 1:15, 3:15, Open casting will be EAST OR ANGE— Hedda Kean concert series held Thursday, Sept 22 at aggressive and Gabler.' Sept 9-Oct. 15. 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. lighthearted album than Performances Thursdays, - O - o - 7 p m for “One Flew over Fridays and Saturdays, 8 30 the previous two releases MAPLEWOOD — Last the Cuckoo’s Nest,” at the p.m., Actor's Cafe Theatre, and one that will be ac­ South Munn and Central times today: ONE ON Family Playhouse, 28 avenues, 675 1881. to open with soprano companied by the most ONE, 7:15, 9:15; MAC Brookline ave., Nutley MADISON —New. Jersey important tour of his Shakespeare Festival. ARTHUR, Fri., Mon, Subscriptions are now Francisco, and Toronto College of New Jersey, Additional information career. Ibsen's 'An Enemy of the Tues., 7, 9:20; Sat., 2, 4:25, available for the 1977-78 Symphonies, Ottawa’s Union. 07083, or by calling may be obtained by People' and Wilson's 'The He’ll be co-headlining Hot L Baltimore . in 7, 9:25; SUh., 2, 4:25, 7, concert series, featuring National Arts Centre, the 527-2108. calling 284-0404 repertory. Drew University. Mostly Mozart Festival at concerts through the next 377-4487 9.20. -o -o - four performances by international stars, at Lincoln Center, the Bach few months with Herbie MOUNTAIN LAKES—'Come NEW PLAZA (Lin­ Festival of Bethlehem. CROSSWORD Hancock. Hancock’s band Blow Your Horn,' Aug. 24- den)—Last times today: Kean College in Union. Sept. 24 Performances The concert series will Pa., and the Mozart PUZZLE will feature Wayne W ednesdays, F rid a ys, Sat ONE ON ONE. 7:15, 9:10; Shorter, Freddie Hub­ "urdavs and Sundays, Neil's SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT' opens at New Plaza, begin on Oct. 22 with the Festival at the Kennedy ACROSS 36 Everlasting New Yorker Theatre, Rt, 46, Linden, and is being held over for another SMOKEY AND THE Center in Washington, bard, Ron Carter, and 334-0058 BANDIT, Fri.. 7:30. 9:20; appearance of Dutch 1 Identifying (poet.) week at Five Points Cinema, Union. Scene The Friedman, Vardi, mark 37 Timber Tony Williams, and the NEW B R U N S W IC K — D a rk Sat., 1:25, 3, 4:45. 6:45. soprano Elly Ameling S ym phony,' Sepf. 13-18 at above shows Jackie Gleason (center) as Miss Ameling has made Silberstein String Trio will 5 Rose extract tree combined clout of both 8 30 p m George Street 8:25. 10:10; Sup., 1:10, 10 It "lives 38 Prokofiev Playhouse, 414 George st., Sheriff Buford T. Justice, making an annual visits to the United appe jr on Dec. 3. The trio acts should produce the 246 7717 2:45, 4:30, 6:25, 8:05. 9:55; after them” or Kousse- instrumental concert embarrassing arrest. States and Canada since is made up of three 11 Gambler’s vitzky Mon., Tues., 7:15. 9:05. celebrated performing event of the year, -o - o - her American debut in ace-holder 39 Rind PLUMBERS ATTENTION 1968 at New York's Avery artists, each acclaimed 12 — upon (love DOWN wherever they play. Sell your services to 30,000 OLD RAHWAY (Rah­ THE SANFORD local families with low cost Fisher Hall She has ap­ for his expertise and to excess) 1 District The eight instrumental Sprlngfltld Avtnui, Irvington way)—Last times today: Want Ads 686 7700 mann 13 Famed of selections include: Under New Management) mastery as a solo per­ SMOKEY AND BANDIT. peared with leading or­ 7 Predict former. The trio is com wizard France “Lifestyle," “Caress," 7, 9; WALKING TALL, chestras and at major 2 Convex (3 wds.) “THE OTHER SIDE posed of Eric Friedman, 14 Danube “Quiet Afternoon," FINAL CHAPTER, Fri., universities ^Sid music tributary molding 8 Pilot m a n * festivals, including the violin; Emanuel Vardi. 3 Amateur 9 Milk-curd- “Tough and Tender," OF MIDNIGHT’’ FOX UNION 7, 10:25; Sat., 6:30, 10; 15 One oSf a viola and Jascha acting ling substance “Pure Love," “Purity,” Sun., 6, 9:20; Mon., Tues.. Chicago, Boston, San Tolstoy duo A long time agon a Silberstein, cello 16 Swedish group 11 Sprucely “Forever” and “Lovin’ Mjytn 9; TOWN THAT ANNIE HALL, Thur., county (2 wds.) dressed Feelings.” galaxy far. far away. .. On Feb. 24, the 15 See 20 27 Dramatic DREADED SUNDOWN, Fri., Mon.. Tues., 9:20; distinguished Russian 17 "It Happened 4 Suffix THE YEAR'S BEST Fri., 8:50; Sat.. 5, 8:30: One for Across segment MOVIEi:, Sat., 3:05, 6:35, 10:10; born pianist Vladimir BURT REYNOLDS Sun.. 4:20, 7:50: Sat., Sun. Night” star client 18 Ex-heavy- 28 Sprightly JACKIE GLEASON A MOVIE Sun.. 2, 5:40, 9:20. Ashkenazy will appear in 5 On weight champ 29 Cause 'fall'film MASTEHPIECE! «“ >"• matinees: C H IT X Y 19 Suffix for -■ - 0 - 0 - the third concert of the guard 21 Card game aversion ‘Smokey and the Bandit’ CHITTY, BANG BANG. meteor J (PG) CRY PROSTITUTE SANFORD (irv.)— series. Ashkenazy first 20 One of the 6 Three 22 Notched 34 Energy unit Sat., Sgn. m atinees like a saw 35 Weaken is offered 1 30 p.m . 1:30. -o -o - OTHER SIDE OF MID­ Germanys (prefix) electrified the musical ’’Final Chapter, PARK (Roselle Park)— NIGHT. Thur., Mon.. 21 Gordian — 1 2 3 6 3 6 7 _ 8 9 world by winning the first Walking Tall.” opened FRET PARKING • SO 3 3IQC SMILE, Thur., Fri.. Mon.. Tues . 8; Fri., 7, 9:45; Sat., prize in the prestigious 22 Proofreading 1 MAJ1JS HAMHA. HNMUSOM r c c o direction 10 . ii yesterday at the Old Rah.- • Vjao n wood mumdeihb-v v l * Tues., 7:30; Sat., I:'l5, 2, 7, 9:45; Sun., 2:15, 5:15, Queen Elizabeth Com MAPLEWOOD • ' SMOKEY AND * 23 Edward of - way Theater. Rahway, 4:45.8:20; Sun., 3:50, 7:30; 8:15. 17 ...... IS • THEEANOIT" (PG! • petition in Brussels in the limerick 'jfi* with ‘‘The Town That 1956, at the age of 19 24 Comedian, IS 16 Lew — 16 Dreaded -Sundown ’ ‘ The series concludes on m “Final Chapter.” third April 8 with the ap­ 25 TiOve 17 19 • "UORANDI •ouaoaoi**" • letters’ in film dealing with the (PG) • pearance of the Tokyo I WTNOlDSt • the —” 20 21 crime-busting activities of GREGORY PECK* Tolis Shire PARADISE ISLAND String Quartet. Since (HNUHEIY CM •TNAITYI ^ 26 Andy the late legendary lawman |/ XMfOR'j y W lb & a tiw a entering the music scene 77 23 I ROCKY 1601 M IN G ST.MWW) including • 8 SHOE SKATE RENTALS (worth $4.00) 967 Morris Avenue, Union, N. J. 6 8 7 - 6 7 6 6 The Traveling Playhouse VTSO' Production of A superb collection of tempting international delights. ALL FOR ONLY $3.50 PER WEEK Served in our gracious continental atmosphere. 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Call 6*7 experience required, KODAK WESTINOHOUSE 6*6 0602 IN PRESTIGIOUS 320* MANAGEMENT CAREER, YOU HAVE TO BE salary plus EVEREADY KEYSTONE ------K 9-15 WITH THE COMPANY THAT PROVIDES ------R 9-15-1 commission; some EASTORANGE B IBLE PUZZLE CORNER. A EXCELLENT TRAINING... A CHANCE TO OR BROKER P ART TIME Sat. A Sun typing required. POLAROID HOLSON ALBUMS PROVE YOURSELF. PROMOTIONAL LAW FIRM reliable person for data center |ust published children's with License needed for one of Union's oldest active Purchase of merchandise only Minimum purchase is activity book by Milt Hammer, OPPORTUNITY... FULL BENEFITS AND T op skills a must fo r this mall room. Car needed. Good Call Mr. Brumall, companies Sales Managers position open to q u a lifie d 33 pages designed to provide an SALAY YOU CAN LIVE ON. t ihallenglng position B e a u tifu l pay. C all 6*7 0213. 6*6 7700 $ 5 2 2 7 Be a part of fhe fast growing bikion dollar person. Unlim ited opportunities for leads, prospects, lis tin g s penthouse office L l b t r a l ------K 9-17 1 photo Industry I enloyabie pastime, enables the I. sales. We are members of Union Co. M u ltip le L is tin g 9 to 5 boy or girl to better understand You are beginning your career, all you need Is a b e n e fits . service and Board of Realtors. Some knowledge of FHA, VA R EALTOR- Anne Sylvester has Call Mi Gi«fl doll Free) 1 -800-848-1 200 tx collect 614-228 1753 the Bible by solving the variety management related four year degree or 2 years related C A L L 6 7 8 0610 and Conventional mortgage helpful. Send resume; all ------R 9-17-1 an opening for full-time sales of fun to do puzzles end quizzes s u p e rv is o ry exp e rie n ce . S ta rtin g s a la ry to $9700 w ith TELEPHONE SALES—part 2 Inquiries kept confidential. Mall to Box No 4220 Suburban associate 1 An Interesting and Send 79 cents for your copy to — yearly salary Increases In months. If you wapMo Impi ove L PN— Full time evening shift, time (set your own hours), work o n INTERNATIONAL PHOTO SUPPLY 8 Publishing Co., 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N.J. 070*3. rewarding career If you love BAKER BOOK HOUSE, 1019 your career, you can do It with GINO'S. AII*you need is 2 R e fo rm e d C h u rc h H om e 720 Nye people and can match mam with from home, If you #n|oy talking years supervisory experience In fast foods. Starting salary A ve. Irv in g to n . 371-7171. to people you may find fhi* an 1(4 N. Third. SL Wealthy St., Grand Rapids, homes. Call 376-2300 for M ich ig an 49506 to $15,000 Invest a little In time your future, call for K 9-17 1 ------K 9-17-1 Interesting way of making extra Cahtm hn. Ohio 43715 „ confidential Interview. ------— H A 10-1 Information. ------K 9 17 I money; some telephone sales experience required; call Mr. BIKE Whlta Sabring, 10 speed, R ELIABLE PEOPLE wanted to Brumall at *8* 7700, 9 to 5 ilk* new Call after 4 30 P M Machine Operator provide foster care for semi Music lurtrudioos 574-0500 Part time-full time M-F. ------H A 9-17 1 EwptoytMNt *8B>*d 13 666 7504 Independent adults. Training A TYPIST FOR operator to load small plastic ------1------R 9 17 reimbursement given to those PROFICIENT TYPIST WILL CLARINET LESSON] parts Into automatic marking who qualify. Call Field Services. DO TYPING IN MY HOME, In your home. For appt. A free C EMETERY PLOTS NEWSPAPER OFFSET SHOP machine, label & package. T E M P PERM. 744 3140 WILL PICK UP A OELIVER. lessons call M r. Weiner 219 2121 G in o s Must be dexterous A have good HIOH RATES NO FEE ------R9-17-1 239 7126. ------=------R 9-26-19 HollywoolMiRiorial Part color perception. Springfield TEMPORARY JOBS ------H A 9 17 28 Gibson Boulvard PART TIME a re a . C a ll M r. K o zlo l at 376-3255. SALES D RUMS A XYLOPHONE IN A Gethsemene Gardens Clark, N.J 070M ------R 9-17-1 STRUCTIONS. All ages. Fred Mausoleum Stuyvesant Av., WE W ILL TRAIN YOU TO OPERATE SOPHISTICATED JOHN HANCOCK Bm ir m s OppBrtBuMfci 3 Union 6 M 4300 O ffice: 1500 Stuy Equal oppty. employer m-f TYPESETTING EQUIPMENT. MODERN BUILDING, “INSTANT WORK” Pizzuto, graduate Jullllerd, MATURE PERSON needed, full member American Symphony Av# , union COMFORTABLE WORKING CONDITIONS. or pert time as * candy asst MUTUAL LIFE TYPISTS IRVINGTON Taxi cab with 3 **6 5 7 | ------K t-f ACCORDION TEACHER Must be able to work weekends license A base station. 373-7813. CONTENTS OF HOUSE Sat A CALL MR. DeBENEDETTO FOR APPT. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. DICTO, TYPISTS ------R 1 0 15-13 Wanted, several students. Call A holidays, day or eves., Announces career opportunity ------K 9-17 3 Sun. 1717 A l* th , 105 P M 306 p e rm a n e n t p o sitio n . C a ll 823 O UITAR LESSONS 486 3701 for detal BANKING in sale* A management. 4 year SECRETARIES Beginners A Professionals. Also M cLean Pi Hillside (2nd block ------R9 17 1 686-7700 5236 financing A training program. X past Bloy St on Rt. 22 W.),___ FOLLOW THE ------K 9-15-1 electric Bess lessons, by prof'l A PPLIANCE REPAIR m a n w. , HA t-f.j Monthly salary up to tl,000 plus KEYPUNCH bedroom turn., din. rm. table w MAY I HELP YOU? Instructor, Don Ricci Lentl/i*. Air Cond , washers, dryers, M ATURE PERSON needed commission. Complete training 6*7 6763, 6*7 5773. 6 chelfs, refrlg., freezer, kit. sat, LEADER! INSURANCE Tamporary abort 4 Ions refrlg., good salary A p ro fit preferably with own trans. to In Life, Casualty, Pension, ------: R 10 29 13 brie a brae, clothe* A much form eislgnmarrta Mrs. Rhonda <86-9685 sh a rin g , c a ll 9 to' , 0344. watch 2 children from Oct 21 Mutual Funds, etc. much m ore a'ii Items cash A 6 686 Join Setco, one of the D R IV E R S T A X I CAB full & part a v a i l a b l e ALL TYPES OF READINGS P IANO A OUITAR Instructions. Tobla's Appliance, Hillside th ru N ov. 4. 376 6027 carry Conducted by Barb A leading financial institu­ time work, must be over yrs. TAROT CARD REAOINGS »6. per lesson. Call M < . ------H t- f- l tions in New Jersey Right 21 RATER -r------R9 17-1 This Is on* of the m ost M ax C all 373-5757. Pay Day Every Friday A Spec. 3060 M o rris Ave., C antelm o now we have several good L arge insurance agency M EDICAL ASSISTANT rewarding programs available ------— K9-17 APPLIANCE SALES e a rn ------R 9-17-1 requires full time experi­ Union-! btk. from Ctr. 37 5 2931 good salary, right away, share spots open for.. Full time, experience 8, today. Contact Mr. Abbruzzes* Stand-By Personnel ------Z 9 35 5 — ------R 10-1 13 C REDENZA Modern walnut enced personal lines service or M r. M inton at 379-1120. in the profits A get Into DRIVER— Auto parts, to deliver references a must, 4 day week. w ith b a r a enclosed glass rep with knowledge of ------R 9-24-1 management If willing 81 help In warehouse. Only one Suburban office. Write Class Temporary Permanent HIRE A DESIRE P IANO INSTRUCTIONS shelves A storage area. 6*7 2*19 8 rating. Excellent salary, Modern method specializing In exper., call Tobla's Appliance TELLERS seeking steady year round work Box 4226, S u b u rb a n P u b lish in g S ALESPERSON 427 Chestnut St., U nion 1 We will provlda you with Experienced only. Openings working conditions and taachlng of children Studio 6*7 ------K 9 15 Hillside at 686 03‘44, 9 to 6 need apply B U Y W IS E A U T O Corp., 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Retail floor covering, shade A an yth in g th a t Is legal A m oral in Short Hills, and Summit PARTS, 2091 Springfield Ave. fringe benefit program. For Union, N.J. drape center. Full or pari time. 964-7717 Including breakfast in bed, 6596 D ESK—king headboard, ------H A t f l couches, chairs, tables, kit. A V a u x h a ll. appt call: , ------K 9-17-1 Call Don bet. 4 A 6 , 96* 6200. in Del Ray Bldg. d in n er for 3 or m ore, served by a ------R 9 29 13 A R T IS T Layout Newspaper many household Item* 6*6 353* ------K9-17 1 ------— R 9-17-1 We Specialize in people butler, chauffeured Rolls Royca. P IANO LESSONS experience preferred Weekly Union CLERICAL Mr. Dauphinee, Jr. MOLD MAKER Hire a flea to en elephant a Private, experienced, all ages, newspaper group Full benefits, Excellent typing skills ! SALESPERSON— Full time, '»■■ K 10-17-1 ------K9-17 position available immediately. 376-8850 I men's clothing store, pushcart to a stagecoach. In your hom e C all 762-6912 after essential and recent back­ Experienced In construction A T Y P IS T DICTO Call Mr. Halvorson, 686 7 700. FRUSTRATED? Experience required. Salary, no Services avetleble any day, 3 p m D INING ROOM set, single bed ground with dictaphone Po­ Tired of dead ends? repalrof plastic Infection molds. i Short or long term assignments, and chest, crib, carriage, ------H A 9 1 9 1 sition open in our Berkeley n ig h ts. 762 4062 anywhere, any hour, any ------R 10-0 13 Insecurity? Permanent position, 42'/j hour local area, never a fee tables, chairs, oil paintings A ARTS A CRAFTS— T e a ch in g A Heights operation center. Find out If Real Estate James S. Kemper & Co. ------P9 -17-1 w eath er. C all 469 1 310 or 756-1706 PRIVATE DRUM LESSONS— week. Clean air-conditioned for your desire m lsc. 1072 B attleh lll T e r., Union demonstrating. Part or full Is fo r you A-l Temporaries Your home or my studio From 454 M o rris A v ., S p fld N .J. shop. Complete benefit program- SALESWOMAN M-F 1995 M o rris A v.,O n io n 964 1301 —— ------Z 10-1-5 6M 4*37 time Trainlng-no investment. Attend our tree j For cosmetic A gift dept, at rock to big bend. Bobby Jenn including, pension plan. 101 N. W ood A v.rL In d en 925-1601 ------.------R9 17 665 0064 PROOF MACHINE ------R 9-17-1 [ modern pharmacy, experience Mrs. Nancy 245-9763 373 699* K 9 17 1 E XERCISE RACK ------K917-1 p r e fe r r e d P a r t tim e , Psychic Reader A Advisor ------R 10 22 13 OPERATOR CAREER NIGHT INSURANCE Springfield construction details Send S1 90 ASST CUSTODIAN Experienced Position at W ithout o b ligatio n STERLMG PLASTICS ! permanent Call*Mr. D ubrow fo r TV SERVICE MAN-W good Advise on all problems. All T EACHER OF MUSIC branch office needs bright salary A profit-sharing; call U N IQ U E P R O D U C T S P O Box part time, excellent working our Berkeley Heights Ope Tues., Sept. 27.1977 7:30 P.M. Dlv. Borden Chemical, | ap p t 373 8591. types of readings. Consult this Will com* to your home person for light steno-typlng etc. Tobia s Appliance, Hillside, 6 8 6 12*1 Union, N .J. 070*3 conditions, good pay, care of ration Center Borden Inc. 1 ------R 9-17-1 - gifted ledv, Kenilworth, N.J. Masters in music, all levels. Cell C a ll fo r r e se rv a tio n s Experience not necessary. 0344, 9 to 6. ------K 9 17 church, references, Short Hills Sheffield St.,Mountainside,N.J. ------R 9 34 5 a n y tim e 7*1 450* 355 *100 Skills, attention to detail and — ------H A M -1 area, car nec., ideal for retired You'll enjoy a good salary, ability to learn. Diversified (Off US Hwy.22 W.) V—------R 10 • 13 FLEA MARKET person. C a ll 379-2531 a fte r 6 P .M fine benefits and very Fi.e. duties a must. National Co. will Equal Oppty.Employ.M-F SCREW MACHINE DIVORCE YOURSELF SAT OCT 1ST ------K 9 22-1 pleasant working condl SCOTT CO. pay excellent salary to right ------K 9-15-1 Divorce, Bankruptcy A Will Benedictlnl Academy, *40 No WANTED K its F o r appt. 600 7474. 96* for Sale A TTRACTIVE person wanted tlons. For an appointment, person C a ll M r, L a n e 467-1142. ' OPERATOR BroadSt , Elizabeth, spacesSiO P art Time Cleaning Stuyvesant Av., Union. for receptionist & please call our Personnel REALTORS K 9-17-1 tor Info call 351 11*4 o p tic a PROFESSIONAL OFFICE j General Contractors ------— ------Z 10-1-S assistant. W ill train F u ll tim e D e p a r tm ln t at 277-6200 ------i------K 9-24-1 P e rm a n e n t position for an We need Contractor* fo r the Z 9 17 Janitorial Duties EXPERIENCED, experienced person who can set ANTIQUE extra wide flooring da ys C a ll 245 2668 Tues. A GAL FRIDAY—M-F, fu ll tim e housekeeping dept of PERMANENT, PART TIME | General rtpalr and Im THERAPEUTIC MASSAOI boards In rare chestnut, long F L E A M K T ., SA T., Oct 1st rain fo r M r . up A o p e ra te a Brown A Sharpe Thurs. only Ask office position, general office retirement home. Pleasant DAYS. REFERENCES! provement of single and By Experienced Massage leaf yellow pine A pumpkin pine, data Sun , Oqt. 2nd Municipal C h e rn ick. work. Good benefits. Call 964 working conditions, meals single spindle automatic screw multi family homes In the T h erap ist F o r appt. 674-4137. Parking Lot, next to Masonic R E Q U IR E D . 373 4545 | machine. Steady days. Apply In (we Install, too) Also beeutlfulfy K 9.15 *1 Summit and 8800 fo r appt. su p p lie d . 762 5113. ------*------,------R 9-17-1 City of Linden, N.J If you ------Z 9-15-S Temple, 1912 Morris Av., Union I person. textured wide barn tiding A AVON ------K9-.171 ------K 9 17 1 a re interested please attend hand hewn beam s, (up to 44' Space available For Info call P ART TIME 3 hrs. an evening, HEXACON ELECTRIC CO "I'M DREAMING OF Elizabeth K EYPUNCH a meeting on Thursday. BUSINESS HEAOACHCST? long) plus fireplace mantels ' 2620 3 e v e n in g s a w eek. $30 an 161 W .Clay Av.,Roselle Park Try our headache remedy. We A GREEN CHRISTMAS!" ★ S eptem ber 15th, 1977, a t 7.30 6474146 eves. ------, Z 10-1 Be an Avon Representative * G AL GUY FRIDAY evening showing LISA ------R 9-17-1 P M. at the Neighborhood specialize in all types of tax F LEA MARKET Dealers JEWELS. Ideal for mothers returns end reports, accounting, ------K 10 6 Earn money In your spare time Good telephone personality DATA ENTRY SECRETARY- Part tlm *, great Preservation Program w anted Oct. 23, 122 Spfld Ave , 367 Springfield Ave. with young children. Call 371 Insurance, pension plant, stocks Start now buy lots of presents must. Lite typing A bookkeeping hours for mom with school age Office, 13 Knopf St., Linden, B ABY CARRIAGE, Bilf Rite Irvington Burger King parking Summit, N.J. 0454. A bonds, etc. C ell us at 333 4645. this Decemberl I'll show you experience required. Full time, OPERATORS children or anyone seeking p a rt (around the corner from Supreme, like new, kitchen table lot C all 375 1732 or 375 090* Equal Oppty. EmployerM-F ------R 9-171 We win be glad to discuss our how. Call now for details: excellent salary 8, benefits. time work. $3.00 an hour, fee City Hall). For further In A 4 chairs, formica A chrome, ------— Z 9-24 x 9-17 )■ 129 or 3742 service*. You'll be surprised at V a lls b u rg A Irv in g to n 761-6322. BINDGRAPHICS, INC., 83 Rt. paid . J ill, 273 6500, S n e llln g A formation call 201 *62 *424. exc cond , heavy aluminum Scotch Plains: 647-1524.1 22, H ills id e , 923-7000. experience necessary Snelllng, 450 Spfld. Ave., R 9 17 1 ■ how reasonable our feet are l canner pressure cooker, holds 8 FLEA MARKET R a h w a y : 654 3710. L in d e n 486 1 BABYSITTER-Grandmother K 9-17-1 PRINTING S u m m it. FINANCIAL SERVICESCO Rides, Bargains. Food! Orchard typ e , to r 1 child, during day, in Qts lars Odds A ends Call 6*1 0842 E liz a b e th A U n io n : 353-' GENERAL CLERICAL A K 9 17-1 Work from lit Qulmby St., Westfield, N.J. 3544 Terr. A St Georg* Ave., Linden, my home Flexible hours Callj 07090, Frank J A n d r lu ll- Sun , Sept 18 No Admission 4880 M a p le w o p d 731 7300 1 typing. Hours 8:30 5 PM. Office ------R 9 15 S u m m it: 373-0702. 376 0435 EARN TOP PRODUCTION A- Home! President. Charge ------R 9 15-1 ! moving to Mountainside. Call SECRETARY P a rt-T im e ------R 101 -11 ------— Z 9-17 5 B E D : F u ll size w spring A ------Z 9 17 fo r In te rv ie w . 687 5723 m o rn s, Permanent position, some if you e n jo y ta lk in g to people on mattress, headboard A F U R N ., ra d ia l snows, glass, B ABYSITTER needed for 2 1 BluePrint o nly SUPERVISOR steno, accurate typing, small the telephone, you may find this ------K 9-24-1 DOLLARS matching vanity w-large round c lth t. sz. 5-12, dble bed, mlsc school age children. 5 days per, In house printing plant of office. Located in Chatham a pleasant way to earn extra L*«t l Found Machine Operator With Christmas only 4 mirror, Pecan; vary good Priced low Thurs. A Frl , 2 7, w eek 3-6 P M R eferences A leading northern N.J. finan B o ro u g h . P lease c a ll 635-2190 m oney Small local firm seeking: G G FRIDAY Area Co. offers months away now is the condition. Orang* vinyl sofa Sat. A Sun, 105 PM. 323 ow n tra n s 376 0245 a fte r 7 p m clal Institution seeks person ------K 9 17 1 Some telephone LOST: Dark grey c#t. w-Whlte conscientious person to operate; unusual pofenffal to quick time fo start thinking of all with walnut frame, glass Hillside Av#., Springfield ------X 9 15 I with min. 5 years' supervi sales experience spot under neck, flea collar, vie. blueprint machine No previous I| le a r n e r who can assume that added expense. At chandelier, modern, curtain* A ------R 9 17 sory experience in offset S E C R E T A R Y STENO o r necessary. BOOK A TO Y A experience needed, will train. I responsibility. Deal with clients Scholastic, our operators Coolidga Rd., Eliz. Call more 6*7-1311 after 6 P.M. No G IF T P A R T Y pressroom and pre press dictaphone, diversified duties Call 9 to 5 for an appointment w eekdays only 355 4009 Liberal company benefits.!/ & vendors. V e ry d iv e rs * fo $740 earn above average salaries Modern office, fringe benefits O ARAOS A PLANT SALE Generous Hostess Awards Equal Oppty. E m p lo y e r M -F ,-* procedures. A sk for M r B ru m a ll. 6*6 7700. ------R 9-15-6 HA Sally 273 6500, -snelllng & and participate In an out C a ll a fte r 5 P .M . 379 6406 146 Tooker Ava. (off Mountain DEMONSTRATORS Permanent position. Call 4*6 ij Snelllrjg, 450 Spfld. Ave., standing benefits program, Avi.) Springfield. Sat. A Sun . ALSO NEEDED 1272 bet 9 AM 3 PM for' S u m m it. i f you ha ve 129 o r 3742 expe The successful candidate Jwlwtint, I E 14 tart rvc tisR*. Hbc~ 1 7 Sept. 17 A 1*. 10 a m 5 p m O ve r 400 new est m o st w anfedj in te rv ie w ------,------K 917 1 rlence and want fo start w ill have responsibility for ------K 9 17 items For further Information, all phases of production, and K 9-24-1 GOOD steady maintenance job planning ahead, call us fo SEWMGMACHME w ill rotate between day and O ARAOE SALE—Contents of 4 w rite CLEAN OFFICES, U n io n with real estate Co., need arrange appointment SANTA'S PARTIES evening shifts at 6 month ■ PART TIME BABYSITTER. families, goods galore for Township location, 17Vj hours .driver's license, some OPERATORS Box P, Avon,Conn. 06001 In te rv a ls . Experienced only. Steady work Five mornings. Own STEADY EARNINGS AT HOME Oldsters A youngsters week, 5 A.M 8:30 A.M. Must be, e x p e rie n c e 688 4896 FART TIME NIGHTS Collectables, 102 Mountain Ave OR C a ll T o ll F re e 1 800-243-7606 MORTON INDUSTRIES transportation. 467 2646 reliable, year round job. W rite 1 ------R 9 171 (near town square) Sat 17th A ------R 9-22-1 HOURS FLEXIBLE addition to excellent 255 B e lle v ille A v. B loom field evenings. If you are artistically inclined you can enroll Class Box 4225, Suburban Sun 1 Eth 10-4 p m H O M E M A K E R w a n te d , starting salary, benefits ------R 9-17-1 ------R9-17-2 P u b lis h in g , 1291, S tu y v e s a n t In our negative retouching class. Excellent ------,------K9 17 N O T IC E TO Ave., Union. preferably Polish speaking to P L E A S A N T A C O N G E N IA L include free group life Insu- S UBSTANTIAL Essex County care for invalid man, Irvington. G ARAGE SALE—Sat A Sun JOB APPLICANTS ------R 9-15-1 WORK ATMOSPHERE IN MO ranee, major medical and Savings Bank needs full time earnings can be made at home in your spare 267 9485, a v a il, im m e d . DERN AND CONVENIENT disability insurance, tuition teller for It's hiy Hill office. We S ECRETARY wishes typing at Sept. 17 A I I , 10 4 p m , no ea rly This newspaper does not C LERICAL ------K 9-17-1FACILITY refund plan, paid vacation prefer pr4or>xp#rlence but will home, experienced In all phases time once you learn how. birds Bowling balls, clothing knowingly accept Help and holidays. Send resume, train qualified applicant. SI 00 p er pege. 373-3719 Games A books Household HOUSEKEEPER for motel, full Wanted aos from employers ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CALLor APPLY in PERSON stating salary history and Excellent working conditions A ------K -9-17-2 Class size is limited, so hurry to call 241-1010 Rain Date Sept 24 232 Lelax Excellent opportunity for time, steady employment. covered by the Fair Labor requirements, In fringe benefits. Call 624 5*00 ext. Av# , S p ringfield Individual with experience In Apply GARDEN STATE R ETIRED VETERAN (NOW to discuss your qualifications. Standards Act which applies 567-7900 confidence, to: Class. 263 ------R9.17 to employment In interstate accounts payable to loin a large MOTOR LODGE, (next to 2 Box No.4228, Suburban attending college eves), also NATIONAL COLOR commerce, if they offer less and growing retail housewares, ...... K9-17-1 working In shipping dept, of O ARAOE SALE—Thurs. Frl, G u y 's ) R oute 22, U nion P u b lis h in g C o r p ., 1291 than the legal minimum h a rd w a re co m p a n y , located In ma|or corp. desires additional Sat, Sept IS, 16 A 17 10 a m to 4 ------r 9 15 1 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, U SED CARS DON'T LABORATORIES INC. w age ($2 30 an hour) or fail Union, N.J Some experience SCHOLASTIC work, from 7 or • A M. 11 to 13 p m . A ntiques 432 Stuyvesant 900 Sylvan Av..Englewood Cliffs N.J. OlE...they just trade away. Ave. Irvington to pay the applicant helpful, but willing to tram. H OUSEKEEPER-live in, help Noon 376 7 423 A M . only. SOSW.FIrStAvt .SoMlU.N J 1 o v e rtim e Equal Oppty. Employ. M-F EqualOppty. Employ. M-F Sell yours w ith a low cost R9-17 Typing preferred, some filing 8, w cblldren. Must love children. K 9-17-1, K 9-15-2 This newspaper does not billing Excellent salary , K 9 17 1 W ant Ad. C all 686 7 700. knowingly accept Help 8 Gen'l, housework, pleasant b e n e fits Wanted ads that indicate a conditions, willing to sponsor. reference based on age R eferences. 994-2478 from employers covered by (201)964-1111 ------R9 17 1 the. Age Discrimination in R 9-15-1 j BU and SERVICES DIRECTORY Employment Act Contact CLERICAL TEMPS the United States Labor K e y p u n c h T yp lstsi- NSURANCE •686-7700 These Exp erts A re As N e a r As Your Telep hon e •QS6-770Cy Department's local off'ce Dictaphone Secy* for more information. The P B X B k k g r., PREMIUM ad d re ss is a —/v970 aroao Broad St..Room>i.,xoom 136 A-l TEMPS Alums D m s m s tiiq Bbwbi 6 SlBtij* P*»BtlB|ifff»*BgBf 61 f lnfBfc(« & HMtmi ■•Newark, N.J -or Telejephorv 1995 M o rris A v .,u n io n 964 1 301 | AUDITOR 44S-2279 or 64S-241 DUTCH BOY PAINTS l/3. 101 N W ood A v ,L in d e n 925-16011 LOVE Your Home? Why not ------.------K 9-17-1 A Premium DRESSMAKING SAVE MONEY! 1 family exterior SI7S, 2 *275, 4 L INN CONSTRUCTION Buy Direct From Factory Florida Specialist protect It from burglars A fires. A ALTERATIONS 1*75 and up. Rooms, hallways, C LERK to record Incoming Opportunity! C all Precision S ecurity, 375 CO.,INC. Dolly Madison Kitchens ' LAMCO 233 9160 stores S35 and up R esidential, telephone orders. Someone with *571,991 470* tor a free estimate. CARPENTERS ROOFERS Showroom and Factory, Rt 22, DON'S PLUMBING A HEATING K t f 34 WE BUILD A REFAIR Economy Mover*. Inc commercial, scaffold, trim jobs, ERRORS h i i i m i i i • office experience Steady A terrific opportunity for a K 10-1-21 S p ringfield 379 6070 CONTRACTOR position Union area Phone j tine position with Kemper, ADDITIONS DORMERS ------R t f 55 Local & carpentry, very reasonable. Specializing In b a th *, Sometimes they happen in M r* . S c h e rm e rh o rn , 688 9400.' one of the world's leading Omeways 35 ROOFS A GUTTERS A Free'est. Free minor repairs, kitchens, also home spite of all our efforts to be ------— R 9 15-1 j Insurance organizations. Appliance Rapain 2 1-A LEADERS OARAOE IdBB*. fiMBC* COR1p*«W*S 60 Long Distance fu lly Ins. 373 4000 or 374 S4J6 improvement* batement*. accurate. EMB CONSTRUCTION DOORS FAMILY ROOMS Don ATbeeker. Mgr ------r lo -i a j attic*, additions, minor Right now we have an open­ MANY REFERCNCES- IF YOUR AD HAS AN CLERK TYPIST SERVICING most m a jo r ' industrial Residential rapalr*, etc Free e*t Fully ERROR please call ing for an auditor with an FULLY INSURED-FREE LOANS AY PHONE P RANK'S PAINTING- Free est Some experience necessary. associate degree In account brand»-wa»h#r*, dryers A Insurance Free Est. Union, N.J Inf. A Ext. gutters, leaders. Fully insu re d‘ IXc. fNo 5166 Immediately. Suburban Should type 50 55 WPM. Position dishwasher*. All w o rk CALL ESTIMATES Publishing Corp cannot be ing and at least 6 months' of A n y tim e kv^s Wkends 64* 1230 371 1454 ^^sTcT(fi5rnv 687-0035 insured. Low prices Call after 3 offers variety A responsibility In business experience or a guaranteed. 374-9030. 2045 S p ringfield A v *., Union p.rn. 372-47*4 responsible tor errors after a pleasant office. All normal co. t f so 964-4206 or 667-0904 the firs t issue o* publication. college degree with no expe­ 10-1-21A 789-0107 789-0564 ------R 101-4* benefits, WASHINGTON NAT’L CALL 964-0747 rience. Valid driver's li­ —------7 K 10-1 35 RELIABLE CONTRACTORS INSURANCE Co., 65 Springfield Building Materials 2« IN C . H om e repairs, alterations ------R 10-1-60 P AINTING Call 686-7700 cense required. We offer a L IMA PAVING INC. MOVING In te rio r A exterior Trim work NBBOA PLUMBER? C A L L To make corrections A v e ., S p fld . 467 1220. EE ( q u a l good starting salary, A new construction. Reasonable L o c a l A Long Oisfance GERARD No job too small Driveways, parking lots A Apartments No job too small oppty. employer m-f excellent benefits and DISTRIBUTOR Mfg wood rates. No waiting time. F re e lft*BlWMC*S*mtt Free Est. Insured Reas ra te s 241 6409 L ie No roads. All type masonry Free 964 7515 plenty of room for advance windows, doors. tr im , estimates. 233 2479 (Keep u» moving A word about... CHARLESLANZET ------R t t 68 _L rrrtnt. Please apply In hardware, Facll open to gen •St 372 3000, 37 3 6324 ------— R 10-1 JO and you save) Z t f 71 public at substi. savings Open Maintenance Service 20 yr». person a t: ------K tf 35 PAINTING PLUMBINO A HEATING Garage Sales, etc. wk days'to 5 p.m. Sat to noon. ALUMINUM SIDING exp. Floors waxed A cleaned, Paul's M&M FROM IRV KETIS iairs, remodeling, violations (•001 672 103*. This newspaper accepts no ttactric Repairs 37 For the beat price and a quality homes, office*, complete ______ainters____ Int ____ ext Fully . . . . __ins __ C ill fh rms . kits hot water CLERK TYPIST SELRITE M ILL WORK janitorial work. S4. A $5 normal Moving responsibility for polishing lob. call Stava, 36 yrs. m a u x h a li R a .U n io n J17...... 72 5343 o r 371 97*7 Boilers, steam A hot w a te r BLDG SUPPLY CORP J.M. ELECTRIC buelnes* and 1 do all my own rm. *** *919 6*4 49*7 R'UI systems Modern sewer advertisements whlcn do 581 Rahway Ave .Union Now is the time Residential A Commercial work. I boat any price. Far free ------R 10-1-42 mR t f 64 CARL F KUEHNIR cleaning Comm A re s H e rb not comply With town ICemPER ------K f t 24 wiring. 352 6519 days, eves. 352- estimate call 96+1*46 nterior painting A Triefler, ES 2 0660 L ie . 1000 orainances the* control for all good typists... 256* paperhanging First Fi class work ------Z t f 71 private sales from homes. It Carpentry 27 GARRIS, Route23,Union T T KELLY MOVERS — ------K t.f 37 ------R lg-1 JO Local A Long Distance Insured j75 0*27 Is the responsibility of the ...to consider this excellent R 10-1-6* I w t i n i l M i | 25 D#Forest Avenue K E L J O N E le c t. Lie No 4069, CALL ME LAST,masonry, Agent North American Van II person placing the "For opportunity with Kemper, C ARPENTRY. PLUMBING Summit, N.J. SMALL JOBS fully insured, no job too big, no plastering, waterproofing, seif Lina* The GENTLEmen PAINTINO Sale" ad to comply with on# of the country's leading Home repairs, carpentry, W IL L IA M H V f IT Equal Oppty.Employ.MF job too small 241 97*5. empl. A insured. Work guar. A. m overs, 3*2 1360 EXTERIOR A INTERIOR local regulations. Insurance companies. Our panelling, tiling, van interiors Baths. kltcrSm^cab., siding, footing Seamless Gutters R 9 -1 7 -1 — ------, K t f 37 roofing, basement*. Armstrong NUFRIO, 30 Yr* exp ES 3 *773 T ry us 1 Good |ob, reasonable continuous expansion has All work guar A fully in*. Joe R » f 64 Freeest DoownWork N j ins callings, tiling, so year* exp. rates. F re e est. 6*6 5913. created a position for a 241 0343 GIBRALTAR MOVING CO Since 1932 373 11 53 K t f ?7 on the average, 1 family home ANTHONY D'ALLESSIO FRANK MOHR 25 yr* ------r 10 1-4* ------I t- f- 7* Clark' Typist with a mini­ $170 J .A .H E le c tric 6*7 5426 S21 per hr., personally super , ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 6*7 *5** Lk. NO. 31191000 experience Steps brick A stone m um of 50 w pm In typing INSURANCE CARPENTER CONTR. ------r---- :— K t f 37 in*., turn padded Local A A ll types of roofing A re p a ir* , A ll types contr., additions. veneers firepiacas patios Fredrick W. Richards skills and a knowledge of Due to promotions and ex ------RM-J0 statewide. Short trip* to A from, Save money. W* paint top Vj, Slate, Asphalt Shingle*. Hof T ar, Mow ... S. Grlndlinger addition* Fully insured. Frag, general office procedure*. pension we have the 24-hr. serv Free e»t. Plano you paint bottom >/i. Gutter*, Leaders ins Free E *f R iviere, I 7296 e s tim a te * 241 394* a fte r 5 P .M . Your "WANT AD” on be You'll #n|oy a vary pleasant following openings: K t f 27 Electric •pacTtfS.74* 5700,(400) 242 4727 351 5403 F u lly Union DUiMSULATKM ------R 1 0 -1 *3 w o rking atm osphere, a good G G R E E N W A L D Elect'I instl. and repair. Qual ------R t-f 64 7*2 0749 ins. M aplaw ood salary and excellent CARPENTER CONT RS. rated work, copper wire u*ad. Painting. Repairs. No T ONY SOTTOSANTI Meson S HORTLINS MOVERS ------R t f * * CREST REG..374-0627 COMMERCIAL- Contractor, stops, sidewalks, Packing A Storage Appi Z f-f 9* “ STAR company benefits* Pleas* All type repairs, remod l g , kit, exclus. L ie. No. 441. L L. PAINTINO job too small. waterproofing, retaining wails A m oving Spec in piano moving apply In parson tp Personnel porches, enclosures, cellars, 'nterior A Exterior. Reas, rates. ROOFING GUTTERS A CASUALTY RATER 2 3 3 - 8 8 8 8 additions 373 3063 or 375-2990 24 hour »#rv 466 7 267 Department. M in . IV , yr». tx p . attics Free est fully Ins. 6*8 288-5197,381-2962 Expert workmanship Fra# est LEADERS, ALTERATIONS, 2984 S m a ll jobs ------a M H J0 ------R 10-1-63 6*7 14*9 FULLY INSURED FREE ★ ★ ★ ------K t-f 27 EfitartaiAfhMt p o u c h u s d o o r s a A ll Masonry Steps, sidewalks, ------R 10-1-6* E S T IM A T E S 964 0611 C ARPENTER 31 PREMIUM WINDOWS Panels and celllpos, waterproofing SeH employed. R LD PAINTINO SERVICE ------z ia i 7* in te rio r A E x te rio r PUPPET SHOWS-Orlglnal hand ail kinds of carpentry work, tor Insured A Z A P P U L L O 607 LIGHT haul., cleanup gar Int. A Ext. Qualify work. Raa* STRUCK” IC em peR AUDITOR Small |obs — fo rm ic a w ork, es tim a te c a ll M ik a , 372-0704. 447* or 372 4079 SNpcavM 6 OragidM IV , yrs. *xp. p ric e *. F u lly ins. P ra a ast U 3 repairs. Call Tom 6*7 5647 Clip A Save 325 1570 R10-1 JO ------R T-F-63 1571 or 6*7 14*3 Gain extra attantian for your K t-f 39 R 10-1-61 K-t f 27 General CoQtractora STEPS, sidewalks Masonry, CUSTOM MAOR classified ad by asking your 25 DeForest Avenue SR TECH ALL types of carpentry warfc, Rubbish Removed SIDNEY KATI SLIPCOVERS qualify work Raa price*. Fully All appi., turn . wood A metal* "Ad visor" to place a star at Summit, N.J. callings, paneling, doors A Funutuit Repair] 45 Painting, paperhanging, Created by i lhafn, REPRESENTATIVE FRANGIONE CONST. •ns M. Devtsch, Springfield. taken away Attics, basm't*. * plastering int 4 ext Free the top. Stars can be or/Nr*d EqualOppty.Employ.M F windows. No |ob too small Call 379 9099 gar cleaned Reas rate* 325 estim ates 697 7172 241 412S attar 4 p.m. in 2-line, 4-lint or 4-lint sizes. R 9-17-1 Al 372 42*2 a fte r 4. PURNITURE POLISHING Specializing in Asphalt — ------R 10-1 *3 ------——r- 1 1 * 1 * 0 (See samples below). Repairing, Antique* restored, Concrete, Masonry Repairs 2713 ------R f f-Afl ASST. CLAIM — ------K 1CM-27 K t f 64 Reilnishing. Henry Ruff, Call Chain Link Fence P HIL TBRRANOVA, J J iM M lk ftt* tort COCKTAIL WAITRESS M-F CLERICAL l in stallatio n and R a p a lr IRV CAN FIX ITI T PPainting, a i n t l m E x t. A in t Painting, decorating Horo’s the wi) e typical Carpet Hup 2 1 Sidewalks, peflea, stop*, walls A carp elec , plumb repair* A Apply in person. Mon. thru Fri. INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL •» A Paperhanging Free est a*7 SUPERVISORS tile. 412 Hillside Av., Orange, 0 job too sm all. 42** or 6*7 **19 anytime JOHN OeNlCOLO Til* a fte r 5 p.m. Shiki Japanese CARPET INST L O. Contractor — Kitchen*, datsifittf ad with e (line star Gar apt Daen — j r MAINTENANCE N.J. Prae est 671-09*9 R eliab le A reas. 273 4751 Steek House Route 32, Union. Wall to wall Plus repairs FREE ESTIMATES « iaffirm * , A Repair*. Estimate* ------R 1 G U 3 would look: ------K9 17 l POLICY Experienced. Call Andy 63*7792 o r S7JT9B4 cheerfully given. 6** S OARAOE DOORS, installed, B RICKWORK Pi m m C OLLEGE STUDENT for Drug 75567*1 ZTF *4 garage axt, repairs A service, ------— H A 10-1 50 Stapa, walks, fireplace Qualify PrtiHim i Pape***<1 Store, eves. A weekends, TYPISTS ------K tt-2* underwriting electric operators A radio work. Free estimates. REGULATING experienced 375-4262. controls. STEVENS HUrtm C A rtrti*" DAN'S PAINTINO TfM K9-17-1 CJuld Cut 31 55 607-M U . And oacorating. inf. A ext DAVID PETRACCORC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS LEGAL OVERHEAD DOOR CO 241 ------R 10-1-63 Ofl COUNTER PERSON—Part Reasonable rate*. Free REPAIRING iewoiry, entire contents 0749 E s tim a te * insured *99 4200 MAPLEWOOD 274* South time nights A weekends, must TYPISTS hawse Fri A Sat ------R t -F 47 Uawat I H e ttf ( 4 ------R t f 6* TREE EXPERTS SM* Ave., Union be 17 yrs. or over Experienced. Expd. preferred. Wonder World c o u n te ^ J o j Stanley's R estau ran t, 376-3000 INTERIOR A EXTERIOR SPECIALIZING IN PRUNING. Excellent opportunity for Nursery School B E R B E R I C K S O N Painting. Leaders A Gutters, Y8NR WAIT Al All Pnate* of Tree Work, ------— ^ K -9-17-1 permanent cereer positions ______w 30-1-SS t, 1359 M o rris A v .,U n io n ,N .J . Expert MOVERS

I Thuroday, SaptamOar 15, 1977 For Sait Fw SM Ham F* Mo Hu m For Sob (VortwoKb Fa Kout 17 la d for Salt 101 OARAOK SALI: Odds 1 End* 3 pc living room sat — 1195, 5 IRVINGTON UNION IRVINOTON 5 room., KMI 1 SPRINGFIELD Household items. Sapt 17 it Pc. bedroom sat 1175, 5 pc hot watar supplied. Avail. Oct. 1, BALTUSROL TOP 5 Acres. (ralndate Sept. 24-25). No Eorlv Kitchen set ISO All new. 241 9474 ABSOLUTE GEM A-l VALUE 1 child p re fe rre d 399 3111, Residential. Builders terms. Blr0a. 44 Hlllcrast rd,, ------— K-t-t Beautiful Ranch, 1 floor living, 5 Cantar Hall Split Lavbl. 7 t .. ------— Z 9 17-97 Maplewood. rms., completely modern. Lika 3 btdrms., scltnca kitchan, U SRD ZENITH 21” TV. Color IRVINOTON 3 rooms, clean and ANNE SYLVESTER’S EARTH BOUND kMiHtmimiiimmiiimiitiiimiiHi ------p ------HA9-17 c or»90l* *7 j, or bast offer 444 dining rm., rac. rm ., 1V4 bath*, quiet A dults only 371 9054, 10 O A R A O K S A L E : Sat. A Sun., 4414. 2 Fam ily, 5 plus 4, alum, sided, 2 central air conditioning; A M, 4 P.M. Realtor* 376-2300 ------— ------Z M 7 -I0 T Sept 17 a 11th 9 4 P .M . 244 W ------R f-17 car garage. carpotlng, fancad proparty. ------Z 9-17 -97 By JOSEPH TOBIN Environmental consultant. 19th A v *., Irvington (across IRVINOTON-ALL BRICK Ralocatlng-muot sail I Mid 40'* W ALL U NIT —Provincial, IRVINOTON-3 rooms, near New York Botanical Garden from Irvington Tech. H.S on CAPE COD. 4 BRs, 2 baths, LR, R ealtor Union line, 2nd floor, all utilities 0(Ac< Spier (or B«m 112 Entertainment canter, Incl DR, Kit., flnlihad basement, M y rtle A v f .) Clothing, 3 ft. pool, built In stereo, bar, wine rack, Incl. l m onths security. 372-2127, curtain* A much mort garage. SPHINOFIILD Avail. Brim# fireplace. 447 0413 While Realty 68M200 ------Z 9-17-97 Evarythlng prlcad low to tall. A C. R ealty, R ltrs. 763-4500 location, 14,000 sq ft , or part. ------R9 17 ------Z 4-17-94 IR V IN O T O N 5 rooms, 4115 5555555555 555555555555555555555555555555555555555W5555 ------R 1st door, all util, supplied Long Island. Extremely serious con­ f..17 w t are NOW accepting A U NION furnish own haat, adults It has recently been reported that oil- O ARAOK SALK: Sat. A Sun., IRVINOTON Reasonable rant 444 4B96 •ailing item* for skiing, skating W rit* Box 4227, Suburban ------Z 9-17-112 sequences could result from trans­ Sapt. 17 A 1|th. 10 5 *4l m OFFERS P u b lis h in g , 1291 S tu y v e s a n t drilling-sites off the Georges Bank area A other fall A winter sport*. Call UPPER IRVINGTON U N IO N A vail. 4,000 sq. ft. of H ousehold Horn*, cioUfc* for term*. Wad. thru Frl. aftar 1 Ava., Union. part, Rt 22 or W Chestnut.lestnut may threaten the New Jersey coast In a portation over water New Jer»ey’s plant*, odd* A and*, ate; 114 p.m., Sat., aftar 10 a m Sports WANTED ------Z 9-17-97 HILLSIDE TERRACE For Thl* fin# Union'* »o tax**, 3 Modern, all util supplied..jp lla d . 40th St., Irvington. Swaps, Inc. 274 0550 M I DO L E S E X , N .J. way their proximity would not suggest rich sport and commercial fishing ------:------R 9 17 1 family , mod kit , ultra mod br home, w In grbund pool, mod. Reasonable rent B ro k e rs ------K9 17 bath, move In cond Asking kit , fpl , A more to see »6G'» Hamiltonian Apts Warranvllla tnvlted. C all 644 4 O ARAOK SALK—77 Stockman Oil from this area would be trans­ industries would suffer losses in the YARD SALR—Moving Sailing 8X* Realtors Rd A Boundbrook Rd naar Rt. Z 9 17 112 PI., Irvington. Sat. A Sun Sapt partial content* of house Sat A L O M B A R D I 447 5220 24. 3'/i A 4 rm . ap t*., (1 A 2 ported, not by pipeline, but by tanker millions of dollars and no one has yet 17 A ItttV 10 5 pm Air Sun 10-4 p .m 334 W ayne T a rr., C H A P M A N ST ------Z P -17 94 B drm a p t*.), fro m 5235, also 1 SjgwIpiBtut 114 conditioning, luggaga, fi»h tank, Union (OH Salem Rd.) 1 fam , science kit., custom efficiency apt , newly to storage areas in northeastern New even tried to estimate what the cost typawrltar, houaahoid itam* ------R9 17 home, tin b*git , gar , patio decorated, air coqd. includes SPRINGFlf LO Recently — ------K9-17 Jersey. It is we known that tanker would be to the tourist industry of the Y ARD SALI—Furniture, toy*, Asking SX's U NION cooking gas, heat A hot watar A renovated 12X sq. ft., heat A hot OARAOK SALR-Odds A and*, books, m lsc. Sapt. 17 A 14, 10 sw im m in g poo! On site parking. wafer supplied by owner, transit of oil is far more dangerous Garden State which depends so heavily hou*ahold ltam ». Sat. 17th. 1 5 a m 4 p m 1953 Churchill D r , TIFFANY PLACE NEW LISTING Call 944 0615 or sae Supt In apt located In Center of town 84X on healthy beaches p.m 230 Fltipetrlck St., Union. 3 fa m ., 5 6 3, Im m ac cond , Ig CHARMING Well kept home w 3 27 per m onth 379-4799. environmentally than even the drilling H llltld *. ------K9-17 yard, nr. Maplawood, 2 car gar brs , iv* bath*, mod kit.,-ISO's ------Z 9 29 97 ------Z 9-17 114 itself This fact is documented by tragic The beach and coastal zone of New ------R9 17 A sking SaO't realtor M ORRIS TWP. Taking YARO SALR: Furniture, oven, L O M B A R D I 447 5220 applications for 5-6 rm apts. O A R A O K S A L K —41 Haadlay tools, h o u ta w a ra * A goodies, 10 Farma, 0»try , Shim Pup. 121 precedent as well as Interior Dept Jersey is one of its finest resources and Terr., Irv., Sapt 17 A It, 10 4 ------Z 9-17 94 fully decorated, ail with 4 P.M., Sat., Sapt 17th, 332 NESBIT TERRACE p.m. Household ltam», clothing, l.fam , science kit., 1'/* bath*, terraces, A C, pool. Convenient studies. A pipeline from the storage must be protected regarding coat- Darby Lana, Mountainside plant* A many mlsc Itam*. alum siding Asking SX's to N .Y .C . bus A train s. 5395 up WARRENCOUNTY - R 9 17 We have fine homes, acreage, centers in New Jersey would minimize benefit issues of oil transport The U S. ------K 917 VA FHA TOQUAL BUYER UNION 539-4431 investments A estates. Inquire O A R A O K S A L K — Sat A Sun Psts, Dap, Cats IT ------710-9997 the environmental risk but it would Department of Interior should be BATTLE HILL SPLIT MORRIS TWP. for listings h Monettl, Realtor, Sapt. 17 A II, 10 a m. 5 p.m. No 3 BRS, central air, beautifully 164Main St , Hackettstown, N.J. looking deeply into this problem, and if aarly bird* It Washington Av#., OOO OBIDIKNCI-IO lesson (M O R R IS T O W N ), 1, 2, 3 brm , have to be more than 200 miles in landscaped; dishwasher, ^ A C, G arden Apts., Pool, 5320 (201) 952 1235 Springfield. course 430 Union. Wa*tfi#id, A SHARPE carpeting throughout Many " length The oil companies have they are not, concerned New Jersey Summit. N J DOG COLLEGT, up N .Y .C . bus, train s, 539-4431 ------Z 9-15 121 ------K9-17 more extras. Upper 40's By 454 4432 declared that there is simply not environmental groups might encourage O IOANTIC OARAOK SALK— REALTORS owner 647 3744 eves A all day J,kln9 ..... - Z M-w Vacation lt«itato 124 Furhltura, appllanca*. clothing. ------— ------R tf-1 4 023 Sanford A ve., N ew ark v/eekends. enough oil in the area to make this them with yet another law suit. A hundrad* of odd* A and* . Erl, A DORABLK KITTINS NEED ------Z 9 -17 94 ------Z 9 }7 94 POCONO-2 BR Ranch with brick Sat A Sun., Sapt. 14, 17, I t . 10 4 LOVING HOME, 4 WEEKS U NION R OSRLLB PARK economically justifiable M APLE WOOD-Bargain price F P L , sleeps 6 M ins, frm Big 341 Boyden Ava Maplewood O LD C A L L 376 0249 530'*. Cute Colonial, alum ------K9-17 ------R 9 17 14 NEW LISTING Boulder Jetk Frost Rent The most optimistic estimate is that Siding. 3 BRS, LR , D R , K It A season, week, weekend Call O IANT YARD SALK Roselle, B EAUTIFUL male. part Bath Owner Anxlou* A C PUTNAM RIDGE Spacious eves A wkends., 647 9094 Georges Bank would produce about Stevens to give 901 Kaltlmor* Ava naar Wood Labrador retriever A German Realty, Rltr 743 4500 ------Z 9 15 124 Ava Frl. A Sat , 10 3 Ciotha* Shephard Fond of children, 5 ------— ------Z 9 17-94 SPLIT LEVEL 162,000 barrels of oil a day This galora, housewaras Furnltura mo* old Fraa to good home. Beautiful home In one of ^he M A P L E WOOO * estimate represents less than one — ------R 9 17 674 9094 an ytim e finest areas In Union Alum Apartments AUTOMOTIVE scholarships Siding, Central A C, In m ove-ln ■ O ARAOK SALK: 233 Boulavard, ------R 9 17 16 percent of U S. daily consumption This 1 A COLONIAL condition in 40's. Kan 11 worth, Sapt 17 A ltth, 9 5 S IBERIAN HUSKY—Gorgeous LR. W FPL, DR, Den, mod fact, ' has caught some en­ Stevens Institute of Technology, PM Baby cloth** A copper white, AKC *hot», kitchen with dining area, 3 BRS, GQLD CREST in Garden Automob* l« fw Solo 126 acc***or1a*. blka*. drapaa. BAD lovable mala. 6 m o* 5200 399 Bath, in ground poo), m any at 5 Pts. In Union 944 9244 vironmentalists and politicians by Hoboken, in conjunction with the hedge cutter axcalI. cond . ml»c 9454 extra* Near Union. Realtor ------Z 9 17 94 '4f BUICK RIVIERA A C, PS, surprise and caused them to question Stevens Alumni Association, will award itam* No aarly bird* ------R» 17 16 PAULINE J RILLEY Setting PB, PW , p seats, tilt mags ------R 9-17 Ap4r1monts FtrHtirt 17 Best otter 37 3 3470, M U 4-9405 whether the production that can be five full-tuition scholarships under the W iirttd la y H A M M O N D O R O A N M J, to 762-6770 * Sunday Air Conditioned , K 9-15 126 expected is worth the risks involved, PERFECT CONDITION—*595 ------2 9 17 94 LANDLOROSI Stevens New Jersey Scholars Program C A L L 444 3701 LIONEL TRAINS R AHWAY-1 Family House, 3 we have a list of tonants tor 1947 O LDS T O R O N A D O Classic BUY. SELL, REPAIR both to the New Jersey shore and to to students graduating on or before next :------R9 17 flo o r*. 6 rm s 1st fl . 4 rm * 2nd every type of apt., let us help R m » -1275 Good motor, tires, loaded 635 2792 or S35 7194 ava* fl , 4 rm* 3rd fl.; 2 car garage you find a family that fits yours M oving m ust sell, 8400 444 9443 June from high schools in New Jersey H EALTH ROODS. Wa carry full ------HA 10 1 17 tin* natural food*, honay, *alt with 60 ft long driveway NO FEE TO YOU 5 hm s. $315 ------K 9-15-124 Tenants are qualified, have The scholarships provide full tuition fra* A sugarless food*, nut* LIONEL TRAINS Suitable for residential or '72 FO R D L T D Wagon, P S , Top engineer IRVINGTON HEALTH FOOD IMMEDIATE CASH professional u»e 517.000 By references A are checked Call Full dining room, large and will be awarded on the basis of us w ith your vacancies. P B . A C, A M F M Radio Call STORE, 9 Oranga Ava., Irv., Top p ric e * paid 444 2492 owner 925 4144 d ay*, eve* A kitchan that can LIVING SPACE RLTY after 5 P M 52,000 m iles 372 6193. S U M M IT H E A L T H ------K t f-17 w eekend* 279 5261 accommodate your own overall academic record and BK R 944 4343 997 5710 FOOD STORE. 494 Spfld Av* , ------Z 9-17 94 clothes washer A dryar. TURN Scrag Into money, buyer* ------Z 9 17 97 ------HA T F 126 will be speaker professional promise Financial need is Beautifully landtcapad Sum m it, CR 7 2050 of any quantity copper, bras*, R OSELLE BRAND NEW, 2 1972 CHEVY CARRY ALL VAN, LANDLORDS garden apts W alk to all ------R t-f stalnlaas steal, lead, alum., F a m ily . 6 over 6 2 car garage, SIDE A REAR DOORS, RADIO not a factor We can help you rent your schools A train—25 mlnuta A S.West, national president of the HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL radiators A battaria* Call for lot 50x100 Sf »Joseph * area vacant apt* to desirable A HEATER, DUAL AIR CONO , The Stevens New Jersey Scholars PARK dir A prices. 549,900 For Infor metion call express rid# to Pann tenants, screened bv Station, N.Y.C Excellent NEW TIRES, VERY GOOD American Institute of Chemical 2 connactad— 4 grave plot* with MIDLANK SALVAGE Gorcxyca Agency, 241 2442. 221 professionals at no cost to you BODY, EXCELLENT Program is open to any student at­ shopping cloaa by Quality double interment, (total )6 4SS Julia St .-E lit Chestnut St , Roselle Broker MECHANICAL CONDITION Engineers, will be the featured speaker m a in te n a n c e s ta ff on grave*), choice location (201) 352 9459 ------Z 9 17 94 T IM E R E A L T Y 199-4224 CALL AFTER 5 PM A ALL tending a high school in New Jersey prem ises. at this evening's meeting of the New 313 1729 ------R 10 1 17 R OSELLE PARK ------Z 9 -17 97 D A Y W E E K E N D S . 687 2253. who has an outstanding record in ------K-9 17 OLD CLOCK WANTED Geo P A TO N Assoc L ANOLOROS —No fee. no ------HA 9-17 126 Jersey section, A I Ch E. The meeting Rltr*., Mtg* , In* advertising expense We science and mathematics and is in­ Any condition Top prlca* Al*o 1971 CHEVY NOVA Orange with 416 Chestnut St recommend reliable A screened is scheduled for 8 p m at the Landmark C lo c k R e p a ir* 447 4404 COLFAX MANOR Black Interior, power steering, 3 terested in a career in engineering or HOT DOG PUSH KART ------R t f 17 Roselle Park 241 M 66 tenants North R ealty. 944 4404 Colfax A v e .W ., speed stick, AM FM radio, 350 Inn on Rt. 1 in Woodbridge WH ------Z 9 17 94 ------Z 9 17-97 engine, radial tires Clean Must science or the inter-relationship of ATTN studtnts, teachers, At Roselle Ave.. W. West will speak on “What the yrs old Stainless BUY AND SELL KOOKS S HORT HILLS Colonial l R be seen Call O N L Y after 5 P M these fields with management 321 PARK AVE , PLFLD with FPL. separate DR, Den couples call us All areas, all Roselle Park 733 2241 A.I.Ch.E. has to offer the chemical PL 4 3900 eat In Kit., 3 BRMS. IV* Bath*, p rice* * ------HA 10 1126 steel. Brand new ------K t f-17 new wall to wall Principal* '70 CHRYSLER Newport engineer." A question and answer condition Asking Ohly 447 2644 964-5290 Res. M t r . ,245-7963 Brown HT, AC. PS, PB STAMPS H O M E R E N T A L S 540 BAR session will follow. Girl Scouts festival $500.00 U S Plata Block*, singia* ------Z 9 15 94 ------z * 17.*7 Z 9-17 97 Excellent cond Best offer 687 accumulations, col lactlor.s, 5 PRINOPIELD-Beautiful 3 BR 6036 E LI Z A BOTH 32 5 Cherry St., IV j SO O R A N O E V A IL S B U R O 3 Anyone interested in attending a pre­ Canada Too prlca*. 527 n il. Ranch, 2'^ bath*. 1 car garage K 9-17-126 rms , heat A hot water A cooking full six* rooms In small quiet to present handbook 549-5054 ------— R 10-1-17 finished basement, gorgeous meeting dinner at 6 may contact, Paul gas supplied Sec A ref req See apt b ld g a t So O ra n g e 41 D O D G E P O L A R A , auto . PS, patio A yard. Woodslde area W ANTIO Goidan Harlequin Supt , 352 5376 Vallsburg city line Convenient radio, heater Newly inspected To introduce the first new Girl Scout 374 3349 Zelinsky, 549-8600, for further details HOUSK SALE Sapt 14. 17 A Library, tat of 52, will buy entire ------Z 9-15-97 to buses, shopping A tran* Ideal 5400 or best offer. 376 80/6 11th. 1 0 5 P M M oving *Outh. A ll **t or part Write Cia*t Box A C R ealty, R 'tr * 743 4500 for business parson or couple ------K 9 15 120 handbook in 14 years. Brownie and decorator itam*, Heritage sofa 4223. Suburban Publishing. 1291 Z 9 17 94 e L I Z A B E T H — W estm Inster Call 743 3404 or 373 8591 1 H I C H E V Y Im p ala V I A C, PS, Antaa Manta* 123 Section, furnished efficiency Junior Girl Scouts, aged 6-11, will put on Draxel cabinet, John Stuart din Stuyve*ent Ave , Union SPRINGFIELO ------:------z 9 17 97 Exc running condition Call 017 apt . all utilities, mature table A chair*, bedroom turn , R 9 15 W 8273 afte r 5.15 P M JUNK CARS A TRUCKS gentlem an 5200 m onth 527-4525 SPR I NO P I E L D C E N T E R —4Vi a Worlds to Explore outdoor festival at dan turn , redwood patio turn . WOODSfDE ------K 9 17 120 WANTED Much wanted Area I RM Split Z 9 17 97 rm apt , adults only, haat, hot Woodard dinette %et, Corday TV SETS WANTED watar, parking facilities, S3S IOS10C Lincoln Center Plaza, New York City, Portable, Black A Whit* 2'? bath*, ground level Rec RM 1973 DODGE CHAROER SE china lamp*. bra«t candelabra IRVINGTON-3 Ig rooms, heat A convenient to transportation S7« 94J0, 9.5 6 406 A Color Call 351 5255 or 444-7494 Plu* Den or 4th BR Asking Service AC, new tires, low on Wednesday, Sept 28, at noon. lamps, art collection all original hoi water supplied, inquire 42 A vail. Oct 1st 94 4 3396 or 379 ------Kt-f-129 ------R TF 17 574 900 See and M a k e O ffer! m ileage Best offer 484 3541 painting*. Baldwin ecro*onlc Chester Ave 7918 ------K 9-17 126 The public has been invited to come C ASHPOR SCRAP ------Z 9 15-97 . J U N K CAES console piano, antique*, brlc a Z 9-17 97 An'ny year, make or modal, i oad yoyr car Cast iron. 8>00 IRVINGTON 3 room basement 72 VEGA 2 DR HATCHBACK and see the Girl Scouts demonstrate brae, tide by tide Hotpoint REMLINGER New tires, brakes, runs good, highest prices paid 442 95S3 par 100 lb* , rvewsprps , 70c P apt heat A hot water supplied UNION 3 room apartment, refrlg , Hotpoint we»Mng R E A L T O R 376 3319 needs body work. 5150, no days; ava*. 273-9193 various activities of today's and 100 lb* , tied bundle* tree inquire 42 Chaster Ave modern, heat A hot water mech., Hamilton dryar, much foreign mafar'l*. No 1 coooar Z 9 17 94 checks. P riv a te 37 9 5384. -— —------K t-f 129 m ore. 276 9054 51 B lek* Ava., ------z v-15-97 supplied 944 1 894 between 9 tomorrow's Girl Scouting Girl Scouts 40c oar lb Bra** |u*t 22c par lb SPRINGPIRLO A M . A 12 noon ------K 9-17-126 LOCAL n«w car dealer will pay C ranford IRVINOTON—4 rm apt , het.f A overbook price tor clear suburb Rag*, c ib Laad A battaria*. ------Z 9 15-97 '47 FORD Custom VI. 4 dr, auto, from the Essex County Council will ------q»-17 4 Bedrooms,2*-2 Baths hot water, 2nd fl., porch, front a used cars All makes 4i mod w* also buy comp print out* A A C, PS, runs w ell, new snow L i O H T I NO f u t u r e * , la m p *, tab card* Also handle p« Spacious spilt level, moo eat in rear entrance, parking avail UNION-5 rms, 1st floor, 2 tires 5395. Call 355 5229 bet 3 X participate. shadas. parts A repairs clock*, drive* for scout troop* and/ c Ci * r : kitchen. *elf cleaning oven, 5177 W rite Class Box 4212, fa m ily , A C, In llv rm A din a **o c . A A P P A P E R S T O ... family room, built In*, many rm Adults p referred , 5300 plus 5 X P M gift Item sl firepieca equip Huge Suburban Publishing Co 1291 ------:------K 917 120 assort of b rand n am e* at disc CO . 44 54 So 20th St . Irvington, e x tra * i,oeai location M id 70's Stuyvesant Ave , Union, N.j utilities A security. Avail Nov 1 H I CHEVY Bel Air Station HIGHEST PRICES LaAST GIFT The Rooster* Coup. Rt. 29 flees *ub| to change) 174 EVES Beverly 374 1043 or ------H A 9-17-97 1st Call 6to 0)36 X G race 447 3ttt Realtor* Z 9 17 97 wagon, good condition, new Lembertvllla, N J open 7 day* IRVINOTON i bedroom apt* . PAID For the “Man who has everything,” 409 197 0027 ------r t-f-17 U N IO N 3V* furnished rooms, A tires 687 1711 for lunk cars. Local diet, towltig ; elevator bldg 354 Stuyvesant ------K 9 17 126 ------K t-f O rlg. Recvelar* Scrag Mafal C, all utilities supplied, 1 person get him a calendar to remind him when MAX WEINSTEIN SONS Oak RKfe Rfaity Ave good transportation, call '70 CHRYSLER Newport call 232-2350 L IV I H O R O O M SO PA A preferred 5315 mo Now or Oct S IN C E 1920 372 M o rrl» A v .Spfld 374 4B22 Sopor 371 9339 1st N 4 3990 Brown HT, A C. PS, PB, r ------K t-9-129 the payments are due SWIVEL CHAIR WITH SLIP 2426 M o rris A va .Union ------Z 9 17 94 ------z 1 ome lor U NION by two grandchildren 1977, w ife of Joseph P O 'H a ra , working mother Unio irea 944 Ave 5 rooms, neat supplied. 1738 Importi, Sports Con Mary Delverne, sister of mother of Eileen E O'Hara M OVING Clothing, bookcase, 121 Relatives and friends 4495 IMMEDIATE 5220 mo. 372 5497 or 641 3550 Z 9 15 98 Mildred Kershaw, also survived sister of Mrs. Frank Godell, refrlg., pool, water heeter. Widow would like 2Vj-3 room attended the funeral services at ------K 9 22 31 by 21 grandchildren and 23 Catherine Lufft and Edward curtain*. 13 Lahlgh PI . POSSESSION Z 917 97 a p artm en t close to shopping, )*7S FIAT 131 S Auto thl ft the SULLIVAN FUNERAL great grandchildren. The Lufft. Funeral from SMITH Irvington Dally 3 30 dark. W ILL babysit lor your !d All b a t t l e h i l l 4 BR £PLIT IR V IN G T O N 4 rooms rent 5210. Union area Call 687 6753 console, R8.H, low rrlileage, lots HOME. '46 E. 2nd Ave , Roselle, funeral was conducted from The AND SMITH (SUBURBAN), 415 Sept 15 to 21 a g tt. 2 hot mea i dad. LEVEL Ground level entry. 2'.Y neat A hot w ater supplied ------:------Z 9-15 98 of pep, excel cond Priced right on Monday, Sept 12 MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Adults only, no pets See Supt at 964 6619 Morris Ave , Springfield, on ______R large 9 17 play ar*« Upper bath*, Carrier 5 ton central air Interment Graceland HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., Union, Irvington 377 4450 1309 Clinton Ave B USINESS woman desires 3 or 4 ------K 9-15 128 Thursday, Sept 15, at 9 A M system, 2 car driveway, fire A room apartment for Oct 1 Memorial Park, Kenilworth. In on Tuesday. The F u n eral Mass M OVING MUST SELL New air ------k 9 17-31 burglar alarm* immaculate Z 9 17 97 lieu of flow ers please contribute Funeral Mass at St.-* Jam es ;onditl#nar, train, toy*. mi*c A Please call 762 0474 afte r 6 P .M at Holy Spirit Church, Union, Church, Springfield, at 10 A.M. 572.500 Principal* only (201) I IRVINOTON 3 room air Autoi Ntritad 129 to the M u ltip le Sclerosis Society brlc a brae 644 0544 ------Z 9 T7 98 interment Holy Sepulchre Relatives and friends are 694 2722 conditioned Garden Apts , of New Jersey in Bloom field. ------K 9 15 Y OUNO woman wi»ha* to M O T H E R , Son A sm all dog In C em etery invited to attend. Interment In ------— Z 9 15 94 a v a ila b le Oct 1st 5275 Call 375 OUTRAGEOUS Neighborhood Oarage Sale babysit In her home, need of 4 rooms 1st or 2nd floor, BLACKOWSKI—Jean (nee FISCHER—On Wednesday. Gate of Heaven Cemetery, in experienced, upper Irvington U NION 3 BR Colonial, 2 baths 2453 in V allsburg area Call Mon Skiba), on Sept 12, 1977, of lieu of flowers, contributions to Furn , 4 captain chair*, hide a ------Z 10 4 97 PRICES PAID Sept 7, 1977, Rose M . (G elges). bod. hundred* of other Item* 37*3-3719 220eltc . alum siding, new roof. F rl 8 A M 11 A M 483 9043 M ike FOR JUNK CARS Irvington, N.J , beloved wife of of 800 Caldw ell A ve., union, the Cancer Fund or Heart ------K -9-17 31 2 car gar Low taxes Franklin IRVINOTON-Attractive 4Vj A ------Z 9-17-98 CALL ME LAST the late Stanley, devoted mother Association would be Sat. A Son , Sapt 17 A llth, 10 4 F re e Towing 688 X 2 3 N.J., beloved wife of the late P.M 155 Bryant Ava , School By ownar 447 2495 3V* room apartm ents, availab le M ATURE business woman of Mrs Dolores Zachau of William Fischer, devoted appreciated Dnvtways ------. Z 9 15 96 now, elevator bldg , heat A hot wishes 4 room apt A garage, ------K 9 -17 -129 Sewell. Mrs Patricia m other of M rs. E m llle Daly, Springflald ORLANDO— On Saturday, Sept ______R 9-17 U NION 4 bedroom colonial, water supplied 375 0449 or 399 Nov 1. Union Pref Please call E^glesham of Irvington and sister of Joseph Gelges, Mrs eves, 342 6342 or 372 5109 I M a r q c t a Far Sata 130 M rs. G loria Bovine of Berkeley 10, 1977, F ra n k F . of 196 Rony N RW mattra**, twin or full 8X DRIVEWAYS PAVED year round Indoor outdoor pool, j 4454 Barbara Damm, Mrs. Mary ...... Z 9 17 98 Heights, dear sister ot Mrs Rd., Union, N.J , beloved Sofa bad-1110 Bunk bed* wood EQUIPMENT TO HIRE finished basement Modern ------Z 9 15 97 D'Hondt and Mrs. Gertrude EXCAVATING kitchen In 50‘s Principal* only I Dana Cupido of M ountainside Bracco, also survived by one husband of Irene 140 241 9B42 IR V I NO TO N -2 ig Rm E ffl (Cunningham), devoted father OOMNKLLO BROS. By appt only Bob Weiss or 5 and Irw in Skiba of N ew ark, grandson and two great ______Ktf Apt , 3rd fl , kit. w elec range A of M rs Donna M Stanford, OFFICE 7I9 I4U George Pyonln, after I P.M. 644 grandmother of five grandchildren The funeral was O U T S T A N D IN G V a lu e * in refrlg , bath w shower, heat A brother o* Thomas, Steven, ,# _ HOMK 7*9-9425 2454 ROOMMATE wanted to sh4re grandchildren Relatives and conducted from The MC woman's fashion* Six# 10 20. hot water supplied, garage 5200 Anthony, Mrs. Mary Giordano FRIB ESTIMATES — ------z 9 -17 94 halt of 2 fa m ily house 5175 friends are kindly Invited to CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 12V*-24Vi. Evarythlng 2 for l mo plus l mo sec Oct 1st month, all utilities Included Call attend the funeral on Thursday, anckMIss Mildred Orlando, also ------H t f 35 1500 Morris Ave., Union, on Batter qual^y, femou* label*, U NION Beautiful split, 3 BRS. Write Class.. Box 4224, 764 6714 a fte r 10 P M Sept. 15, at 9 A .M from The survived by one granddaughter Suburban Publishing, 1291 FREE Saturday. The Funeral Mass at alteration* Bari Shop, 50 lR, DR, mod Hit , 1 baths, ------Z 9 1 7 9 9 PARKWAY WOZNIAK St. M ich ael's Church, Union The fvneral service was held on Kuoary ------IT family rm , beautifully Stuyvesant Ave., Union Tuesday at the First ' Martina Ava, Fanwood Fra* MEMORIAL HOME, 320 Myrtle Interment Gate of Heaven landscaped Baseboard hot ------— „------Z 9 -15 97 m w 101 Ave., Irvington, thence to St Congregational Church, Burnet H Far taut T-SHIRT C em etery K.O, SIDEWALKS water gas heat IRVINGTON 3 rm apt , 2nd Paul the Apostle Church for a Avenue, Union. Interment Patio*, curbing. Free a*f J A C R ealty, R ltr* 743 4500 IGNACUINOS—On Thursday, Hollywood Memorial Park, PIANO Baldwin con*ola 2 yaa.r* floor, all utilities supplied 372 MAPLEWOOD— L,ro* I family See the New. Concelebrated Funeral Mass at Hodge 417 1754 ------Z 9 17 94 10 AM Interment Gate of Sept 8, 1977, K alikstas A., of .yplon Friends called at The MC old Beautiful Call after 4 P M 4113 after 5 P .M . A all day tor rent. Available Immediately ...... -■ . R 10 163 Sizzling Fast '78 Heaven Cemetery, East Irvington, beloved husband of CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 245 0349 U NION—SNOW W HITE—7 Rm weekends Prestige area ------— ----- Z 9 15 97 the late Amelia (nee Daukslf) 1500 Morris Ave., Union ------K 9 15 PemtH I Pipe rtu4#Rj II Cape Ranch, alum siding X yrs 374-6334 Broker Hanover, N.J young E xcel k it., Ig LR . D R, 3 ------— Z9 17 101 ignaculnos, father of Vincent J. P O O L —4' i 14' IRVINOTON Ultra mod 6 rm PINKOWSKY—Mary Ann (nee BR, (po*»ible 4th) 2 full baths, BOROELEAU -Nelson, on and Rev Francis A. ignaculnos, ALL ACCESSORIES KDWAKO HEINZ! apt , science kit., garage A R OSELLE PARK— Cape Cod K ra ll), on F rid a y , Sept. 9, 1977, A tt gar P rice 549,900 Thursday, Sept. 7, 1977, age 87 Mrs. Alfred (Adale) Walsh, Mrs. REASONABLE PAINTING A PAPCRHANGING parking Avail now 5290 Cottage, 2 BRs A bath on 1st age 72 yrs , of Union, wife of the R A Y B E L L , Realtors 644 6000 years, of Irvington, beloved Joseph (Eleanor) Flatly, the C A L L 944 0425 Carpentry A Plastering Supply own heat A utility. floor, 2 BRs and bath upstairs. Z 9 17 96 husband of Madeline (nee late Alphonse Ignaculnos and late John Plnkowsky, devoted ______— R9 17 375 0550 S H A R P E R L T R S 399 7404 Ready Oct 1st. 8350 month. Call mother of Richard Plnkowsky, UNION—SPACIOUS ______Z 9 17 97 Nicola), devoted father of the late Mrs. John (Viola) P O O L T A B L E — G o t h a m , 245-9548 Raymond Bordeleau, Budenas, also survived by 12 John Parker, Mrs. Helen Taron : COLONIAL —Excel cond . 1 ------— ------Z9 17 101 and Mrs Margaret Skarbek and profa*alonai *tyia, »o»»d siata 4', elegant 6 Ige rms., New kit., 3 IRVINOTON—f rm. apt., adults grandfather of Linda Borde'eau grandchildren and 12 great only, good location,.haat A hot S PRINOPIELD Baltusroi the late Michael Plnkowsky, Ilka new M ake offer 444 4545 SlOflb IU BRs, 2 baths, 1st fI den, carpet, Relatives and friends attended grandchildren. Relatives, ------u ------R917 w atar Included Call 399 9001 section, Im m ed iate possession th# funeral service at friends and member* of the St. sister of M ich ael K ra ll and asking 554.500 Mrs. Anna Bllscova, both of R KCORO PLAYER—Stereo, R A Y B E L L R ealtors 644 4000 aftdr 5 p.m. of 7 room Tudor, 2 car garage, |Get a FREE HAWK] HAEBERLE &. BARTH HOME George's Society attended the Am Fm radio—Motorola In ------Z 9 17-94 ------Z9 17-97 excellent location naar buses, FOR FUNERALS, 971 Clinton funeral from The FUNERAL Cxechoslovekia. also survived walnut console Excel lent cond. GLASS shopping A houses of worship. A ve., Irvington, on Saturday, HOME OF JAMES F. by five grandchildren and three Storm window*, Mouse 5400 per month. R ealtor T-SHIRT FROM great grandchildren, Relatives 444-4415, afta r 5 P .M P • Aparlmtftts far Rant 97 Sept. 10. In term en t In Hollywood CAFFREY V SON, 809 Lyons ______K-9 17 glass, patio doors, Upwlnieib fw leel and friends attended the funeral | a tousles mobile service Memorial Park. A ve., (corner of P a rk Place) R E P R IO R R A T O R G E , 17.9 COLONY SUBURBAN V.I.P. Irvington, on M onday, Sept 12, from HAEBERLE & BARTH pick up and delivery 741 7100 afta r 4 P .M 379 2332 C O B R A N —On Sapt 7, 1977. COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pina cu. ft harvest gold. Uka new ROYAL AUTO A I With thii ad. while supply thence to Holy Trinity R C. 5235 or bast offar 175 4594 or 371 ------Z 9-17 101 Raymond of Irvington, beloved Church, Newark, whare a Ava., corner Vauxhall Rd , p l a t e C l a s s lasts. Adult must accompany husband of the lata Mary (nee Union on Tuesday, Sapt. 13, 2919. Since 1419 442 2011 M r. Funeral Mass was offered ______R 9 17 Baam Far Ban) 102 Sedano) Corbren, father of Interment Holy Cross Thanca to Sf. Pater and Paul Leonard children.I Mrs. Rena Cuttone, Mrs. Laura R E P R IO R R A T O R — 1930'*, 3 pc Cametary. Please Make Byxantlna Catholic Church, Z 9 17 |1 A D lL o rtn io , also survived by llvlwg room »*t, comblnotlon SPRINGFIEL D IRVINOTON—Clean, larga donations in his m em ory to Holy Ellxabeth, for a Raqulam FLY NOW, BEFORE three grandchildren and on# TV, rodlo A storoo conool* Coll sleeping room, private shower, T rin ity Church, 207 Adam s St., Devine Liturgy, Interment In St. tor working gentleman. Call 373- graat grandchild. Relatives and N ew ark. Gertrude's Cematary, Colonla REAL ESTATE PRICES GO UPII friends attended the funeral 4321 MUCK hlaitht. Safari from The FUNERAL HOME OF POLVERE—Richard, of West RENT o new plono from 54 par ------Z 9 -17 102 KUBASCH—On Tuesday, Sept JAMES F CAFFREY 4. SON, 6,1977, Katharine (Plnkel), of 57 Orange, beloved husband of month applicable toward* MANOR m mat mtrnmt *ii further Information contact Sapt. 10, thence to St. Lao's of tha lata Carl Kubasch, sister West Oranga and Salvatore of 2250 for homos in Union A Essex Church whara a Funeral Mas* L lvam ora, C a lif., beloved son of k a -ir Supt. 375 1124. of M rs. Casina Kubasch, also County. Call Cantury 21, Applications are now, being accepted for ------Z 9 24 102 was of farad, interment 'Holy survived by one brother and two Salvatore and tha lata Mary SOPA, 2 chair*, marble top >VMllburn R e a lty , R ealto r 374 Cross Camatary. sisters in Germany. Tha funeral (nee Brevlco) Polvere, fond fablt. bast offar taka* mam proposed, new. one bedroom apartments. U NION-Larga private furnished service was held at Tha MC brother of Hugo and Mr*. horn*. Call *64 4870 aftar 5 P.M. ------Z 9 17 H Ol LTS—Margaret 1 (n aa Virginia Stevele, all of rm., full bath Included, private B uchan), on Saturday, Sapt. 10, , CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, MA 9-17 i v y MILL Beautiful Colonial l Caselberry, Fla., and tha lata • Encioeed Garage entrance. C all 444-4599. 1977, of Irvington, beloved w lfa 1500 Morrrls Ava., Union, N.J., H IL L S §79 So O range fa m ily house, 4V» rm s, mod. kit. Free Hof Watar ------Z 9 -17 102 Anthony E Folvare, also A vailab le of tha (a tt F re d e ric k , m other of on Thursday, Interment East of O ld Short H ill* 3 brs., IV* baths, finished F ra a H aat survived by mree grandchild • Fraa Storage Room • E levato r Robert P acker of W estfield, Rasfland Memorial Park, ntlqua l«va »aat, choir, basement, ' all appliances : • Banks, Shopping and- Hanover. ren. Funeral from Tha Louis Packer of Fort Worth, brae, decorator *ofa», Included with D R. Extras, low « Leunlry Room on CAR RENTERS, Public Transportation Tex. and Mrs. Margaret RAYMOND FUNERAL top table*, bar A *tool», t30'S 374 *472 each floor ATTENTION I Sell yourself C E N T E R , 322 Sanford Ave. with in Walking Distance Llttlaflald of Scotch Plains, also L IO R N Z A — F ra n k O , on Sapt ------Z 9-17-94 • Two Walk in Closets to 30,000 fa m ilie s w ith a (Vallsburg), on Thursday, at 8 survived by three grandchildren 4, 1977, of Irvington, N.J., In each Bedroom low cost Want Ad. Call 686 A M., Funeral Maas Our Lady of ni*aas 7 to 10 ciotha*. ate. and two great grandchildren. beloved husband of Ann (nee tha Valley Church, Oranga, 9 uiuki dirt blka. Thur*. A SELL. BABY'S old toys with 9 7700 Relative* and friends attended Reynolds), devoted father of A.M interment Gate of Heaven Want Ad Call M4 7700, daily the servlet at The CHARLES F. Mrs. Patricia Sirchlo of Toms ULdL-*** " 1 River and Frank W. Ligenia of Cem etery. As an indication of your Interest, kindly comptate the coupon HAUSMANN t SON FUNERAL H O M E , 1057 S a n fo rd A v a ., Irvington, dear brother of Mrs. SPANO—On Monday, Sept. 5. below and mall to: Springflald Manor. 144 Morris Ava., AnnaHankayand Stanley of Pan Springflald, n .j 0704V Tlwra is no obligation to root an Irvington, on Wednesday 1977, M iaa C h riatie Ann. ot interment Clinton Camatary, nsylvanla, Mrs. Sophls Virginia St , Hlllsltfa, N.J , JOIN THE apartment. The ceupon merely represents an Indication of Cxerwlnskl and John of Interest for further Information, when available. SNOW TIRE BONANZA! Irvington. balovad daughter ot E lisabeth Irvington, dear grandfather ot (Riley) Spano and Anthany O R E l F O O S — On S a tu rd a y , two grandchildren. Relatives, Ipano, maternal granddaughtar FUTURE MAKERS! BUY NOW! BEAT THE INFLATED S apt. 10, 1977, A n n a (n aa friends and members of Lt. of Mr*. Roaa Riley Tha funaral Kappter), of 1443 Brookdala Or., George Pletrucha, American waa conducted from Tha MC WINTEB PRICES Martinsville, N.J., beloved wlfa Legion Poet 319 of Irvington, CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, Enroi NoW For Course* In of tha lata George Jonas and attended tha funeral an Friday, 1S0Q Morris Ava., Union, on ALL OUR TIRES ARE FULLY Byron Drtifoos, devoted Sapt. 9, fro m Tha P A R K W A Y Frldoy. A Solemn Moaa ot the ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEED mother of Norman A. Jonas, WOZNIAK MEMORIAL HOME, Resurrection woo offered ot FREE MOUNTING 1, VALVES sister of Barnard Keppler, also 320 Myrtl# Ava., Irvington, Groce Episcopal Church, Name SEE US FOR FULL LINE OF survlvedby three grandchildren thence to $1. Leo's Church, Nowark. Intarmant MMIIIPVMVCflOKHtlRIMM MECIAMCS MAG WHEELS 4 BATTERIES Tha funeral service was held at Irvington, for a funeral Mass. Pratbytarlan Camatary, refrigeration ANO Tha MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Informant Holy Cross Springflald. N.J. H O M E , 1500 M o rris A va., Union, Cemetary, North Arlington, N.J. A HEATING | DIESEL ENGINES THIS MONTH SPUCIAL on Tuesday, Interment • i* i >mork Citj held Sunday, Jan. 8, 1978, at Patrician by calling the JNF Office, 545 Cedar WE BUY OLD GOLD! Caterers, Livingston. Lane, Teaneck, Newark telephone 623 DIAMOND APPRAISALS Contributions and reservations for 3023. GIANT 30% TO TV study 70% SAVINGS! planned The State Parent- Teacher Association is planning to train for a ITS CIDER TIME national PTA television violence monitoring project. Those taking part will monitor programs for a one-week period. They will then write letters to THE station managers, net­ DORADO works, the FCC and ad­ This Hushcompactl/Ove BUNK BEDS vertisers outlining their Seat convertible will Double decker bunk beds are what criticism or praise. . enhance any home every kid wants. Parents love our The national PTA Covered in heavy duty U)Ve5cat Slzf, version because it gives the extra project was initiated by Herculon fabric Top sleeping capacity that every family Value! Full Size $269 needs Bedding convention delegates in a Queen Size $299 resolution deploring the included. amount of violence in television programming Subsequently, the organization sponsored eight public hearings across the country. Dealers plan first bourse The Jersey Stamp Dealers Association Inc. will hold the first bourse of the new season at the Ramada Inn, W. Passaic street (at Garden State Parkway Exit 160) in Rochelle Park on Sunday, Sept. 25, from 10:00a.m. to 4 b * SLEEPWORLD GENTLE FIRM 5 p.m. Admission is free. SLEEPWORLD REGULAR FIRM Stamp dealer members With alrthe quality we pack into it. only our exclusive factory-to-you policy lets us Qualit> workmanship and detailing Try of the association will spll at these prices. If you feel it first, you any mattress Then try to resist this one' offer selections of U.S. and won’t believe the price A Superb value' ^ foreign stamps and ac­ Full Size $59 ea. twin Full Size $49ea. twin cessories for the beginner Queen Size $149 set Queen Size $179 set a W a size as well as the advanced *47 collector. Additional information may be obtained from Larry Liebowitz at 236- 5636.______P LUMBERS ATTENTION I Sell your services to 30/000 local families with low cost Want Ads 686 7 700______

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