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B vw>adeI M«' school librarv neare^E hutnc I'he limn udditinn .)! ;r.i IWH tn (hr lkl; rtiC !(Wt'l WOUid r.flVV I.lvlri(is.tiiri Illjtri Vluwi hut uould be jn-rt-.jfi pro-ij -.::«' S;% :,;;! i-.ii".'.r\K '" " 'l! •f !ion% of Sunimit !!S :!W!1 li> ',« !'n-Miii'iil irsjj The Kill S«i! lugh tower i:, '-•>hM is projKiM-ii ^ a half .i rrlati\fl> new hwSiu •'I'.llion gallon icipui ii> pillar dt-sigri artoniing h \<*v.ri which would mipnm ^il KltSK 'llni v^^>U;U lit Hit- water pressure for ihr nblx-d !d ^l\i- n a nidrc entiie ridge urea fro'n fslhi'lical!) pleasing a\i Herald Camp hund <.lwiMdr toad in Briki-ln pcaraiH <• It l^ iu feet n, itiaincU-i a! (In1 Uitlciin and i summit In addition in I hi- >MI»I is iirxnil M lee! in Reaches $4,987 Park Commission Personnel Picket Here Although the 29th annual Summit Herald Fn-h Air Kund^:anie to an official close last *\oek new donations continued to pour tn. In order to help meet this year s Workers Protest $5,000 goal The new contribution* for the week amounted to $371 to bring to $4,987 the amount raidsed this, season by Lucy Mc>«'i want to be paid ior the time According to Normun K Kautscher president of the Pickets appeared for a the> were out from Jum- 10 I ndefeated in spring season pta>. th«- Summit Spurs (toalkf't'ittT Jim Hilt, \wh CujtiMiiMi, (oaih Alan He kids who were !ev* hours last week m (roru to June a socftr team went on to partkipuU- m llu* SlaN* Tuur Ht(b Kt-iiiantl IVUT Rogers Back row; Hob Kin ft. John promised a camping experience this -summer will get 1 ••I the bassett Building a\ t.amfitt uf ( hamptons I'ictuird U-Ii to right, knrt'ttnji. I ur;»> . Mikr Ma tut . Will BcrMm. Donald KSW-rthoi pr "It's, an illegal sick out them The generosity of our donors is incredible and un '•HV Springfield avenue art- lod> Ta>lor. Ken ISmrtl. JHI K«rd. Kicky BalMa. Josh lui aiUtdStL Dave Walter*) and Trd Kemon and we can't pay them for it behalf of al! the children helpeti b\ (heir donations this ' njon ('otinty Park syMem YmitU- Iuii\ tiowurd and (hurfc * ulton Second row This has to be settled But year, a big thank you eniployees v.*ere prot*'&tini| we are closer together the Twtau o «wim marathon is hcht-duU*cl at lieaeon Hill their treatment by the parii Mjpetmieiiiieni miini C'iub to aid the dff.p fund Tru- marathon is beinii commission whose 'She Park Cornmisbioii urganiied by Miss Beth Maher, dauglitcr of Mr and Mrs Ages Run Gamut in Concert Band president is Wallace Bar offered o five percent James P Mftber of 22 Essex roarl and Andy Nastier, son ne» oi Uanies arui Knoll ;t acrossthe t>oard increase. of Dr and Mrs. Warren Nestler of 56 Whittredge road lyu firm in the building Mill!) no increases in salar> Among those ••\'h:) contribu'wi this week was the by I,lies Meyrr fim*s it gmxi job I work everybody iK-corne?. equal They are here in the Success in settling the known as steps. for Playhouse, an annual donor, who yavt- $50 There was them Some weeks we have If somebody gets sick and summer and piay v-ith us (tibpute is near uccurtltn^ to two yvur* The employees aiso a $25 gift from Martha S Lewis und a $1(1 con Agtss run from 13 to 65 and one rehearsal and then a we need their instrument, They ha v c ;i good unit' George T * "run general i anie back w ith 5 5 percent tribution from James R Vaughan Ttiere was also a $Km occupations from lutwrcrs concert The must \b two we give it Jo somebody who seeing each other a& well a?. superintendent ul the I'C phis step increment which anonymous donation and two $50 contributions each tjoth to executives in Sumnut s rehearsals, before it concert many never have played it playing then instrument\ IJark Comim&Mon "I'hes meant i> b percent total in a anonymous, as well as three £23 gifts all anonymous full symphony band They produce before, but they make it One band member has been had rJ} demands on the table monoN package for one Onf of them was an additional contribution by a donor "W*? had aUmi ">u in OK* Members of the volunteer sound fine The band really out of contact because of am! now we are down lo i;i \t-ar, Mr (ton explained who gave earlier tn the season There was also a $10 hand un .i ul > -i a nu -A e band are executives v.hu plays very well, is very illness due to a severe at 'i'hey hu '*• e gone I tar k to A\t- wanted a two year anonymous contribution as well as a $1 cash gift from picked up 10 nt'V\ people this live in Summit and work in musical," Mr Merola said eldent, and this i^ a chance witrk hut .mother ionir.nl We felt it was someone who signed himself herself'' A Senior Citi?en The music range ts from for him to renew contacts week " Angelo Merola. \ew York City, laborers, negotiating meeting LS set alM-ath Jul> and wed bt' A second contingent of children left Summit on Monday moderate to difficult, and he They are eager to learn director, said m an In- teachers, housewives and for July 19 Movement hat. hurting negotiations in a for camp vacations at YV.TA and YMCA facilities said he conducts the Mr Merola aaid terview "We have several students There are im drfcn made liut thev still lew months for next year so members for two hours, at a Children chosen lo go are local bins and girls from 13 year aids, one on drum:, ministers that the director The Community ('oncert have to come duv. ri on some !VMI \earh is more prac time without stopping The need\ or broken homes and two on the saxophones knows of. m the band Band has been tn existence <»f the items li( li band practices from f"ur in We have a 14 year-old giri on i don't ask ihvir OC almost !U) wars The present six hours a week One item which must be thf trumpet That's a dif uipation Music is a great director worked with the resolved is the sick out \>a\ ficuh instrument, and *,hv v. as to communicate and "The band is not he said 'Hie etnplo\(H*> restricted to just Summit residents, although we rehearse at the high school and it's sponsored b\ Another Rt 78, 22 Summit's Board of Band Concert Tonight Recreation A mother who g plays the baritone horn is Link Opens In Are® Memorial Field will host (he Summit Concert Hand at from Berkeley Heights and 7 p rn today in an outdoor concert under the has kids in college We have Mutnn.sLs ubin^ the Route The new \ liiduct is jii^i baton of Angelo Merola newly appointed band director others from New 22 viaduct in Newark one of south of the old roadwm Tonight's program will include the overture from Providence," the direclor Nev\ Jersey's mosl heavii> while Uoutp78pa;a!lcls it !-j 11 "Carmen, excerpts from Wagner s "Tennhauser" and said travelled roadways the north Their additional music from "Candide," "Man from La Mancha" and a received a second measure Mr Mcrula. wh/j - r^-i o( v a pa city is e K pec ted to special arrangement of music from many Br of relief last Thursday with the music program in the provide relief tor traffic on shows the opening tn Go\ «*rnor public school system in the old viaduct, built m i;>32 Members of the Summit Concert Band are from neigh Byrne of a new $16 nulhoii Summit said the band has Route 7B. as part o! the boring communities and represent many age groups parallel span drawn many of his former Interstate Higiiwa\ System Rehearsals are Monday nights at Summit High students who graduated The new ^ iaduct v\ as is a limited access freev»u\ Those who intend to attend the program are asked to from high school arid have opened to east hound Route designed to carry through bring chairs and blankets. The concert is fret gone on the college 22 traffic after the opening traffic in this travel o( nearby Interstate Route corridor Route 22 serves a 7fl to westbound traffic on different function ->\ J ul y 1 Kast bound t r a f f ic carrying local traffic for \*%un using Route 7W on business industr \ ar.'i May 27 Three Road Mishaps injure Four Persons Kuur persons were injured Mr. Nielsen got out o( his tn three road accidents here car and was struck down last week when the Gifford car pulled Lust Thursday. Robert around the victim and tm Nielsen. 56, of Ridgcdale him Mr Gifford told police avenue, was injured when he though Mr Nielsen was he stepped out of his car and going to make a right turn was Knocked down by an- and when he left the car other car criven by misjudged the distance William Figgord, 25, of between his own car and the Druid Hill road at Summit victim avenue and Broad street Investigating the accideni Mr Nielsen was taken to was Patrolman Scott Miller Overlook Hospital for On Tuesday, Paul Kocian. treatment of injuries la, of Lafayette avenue, According to police the driver, and A.B.Allocco, 21. mishap occured when the of Woodland avenue, a Nielsen car was parked »mi Mr Gifford, who was behind OPEN Sundays 9.00 to IMC 111 him, blew, his horn. vour convenience. Brown's Hard TOPS FIRST CLASSIC — Peter Martin, 15, of Summit, receives his trophy from PBA Thinking that IVlr Gifford warn 460 Springfield A'e . Local No. 55 President Anthony J. Formichella after winning the first annual Summit wished t<< speak with him. PAX. golf classic. June 27, at the municipal par-three course. Observing the presentation are Chairman Richard Misurielio and P.A.L. Advisory Board member Frank Paul. The Fletcher uric. Merc. Dalsun ART'S CAMERA SKOP Dally Rentali & Leasing 392 Springfield Avenue MAKING LIKE TARZAN'S FRIEND- Swinging together. Jennifer Blue (left) and Jen- young golfer also won a full set of Wilson clubs, golf bag and gift certificates lor dinner at &8 River Rd., Summit Summit, New Jersey 0790) the Hoiei Suburban. Other winners are !!«««! rtnpwhere In today's issue. (William 173;«; nifer Burke enjoy a play with gravity at Wilson School field. (Judy Brick Freedman Schneller photo) nil M IIMII ttLKuu. nil KSDAI Jiii u, iy?7 Superifitentieul uf Scff* I I' Park < uniirHibion <|U<&tion on the ballot in by the end of this year Concern are held at h [>onaid Marstchruk s.uid !, • voted to EEitike a second November Other work tu be done will Memorial Field. with one week "HcbideEils a[i[*i»l HI Hit cuurtsi con The Parfc Commission consist principally ol tonight, and tour others Protest Berkeley Heights shou c-eromg the validity of Che waa established in l«21 by resurfacing the existmg throughout the summer If "Bugs Bunny" attend the irteeting U> \m: /Vdmmistralne Cude wluih referendum on the ballot So roadways to make theui people showed enough m rriore attout the proposal as A [tout bit ijervelkt t>( the would eliminate She com- I think tier suggestion of a compatible with the new terest, the band would Is Missing al^) to give Iht beard THE SUMMIT EXPRESS CO. INC. employees urt <|[ Uii- tuiiiiuii as an autonomous referendum now has con- construction consider moving to the hlducatton the t>etieh; tn&xmmns step m salary as body 1 don! think people siderable merit. We have Village Green, ai> it may be A t&rger than tile head 66-76 RAILROAD AVENUE The new structure extends their tftttfktny regartiiiig i' they art- long time em in the county were aware, received many letters and more convenient for more mask of "Bugii Bunny" 13 miles from the con proposexl placement of ',:.• E>loyet* "Sti it would "•e wheti they voted lor the telephone calls from citizens residents created by the arts and nections of easlbound Route water tower Tht tieed ( more palal&rjSe lo them to Optional (.'darter law that Indfeeting their concern crafts director for u»e at the 22 and nortiibouiid Route 1 -v Each concert will have water at the high ^CHLKA *.•• hiivt- one false !OE the park commission would about the Park Commission Board uf recreation's to west of Meeker avenue at numbers from Broadway ffj>rrwiit& ah«.rrk)us j>r\>Ue: t«\ c*r>txKiy Steps ran aU>u! t* SilKilthht'd, Mr Cron status They want it lummri playground* I* Weequfthic Park It will shows "The band really which the Uward Kaid rtsainlainsd as it is, an mii&tng from Kdbun carry Route 22 traffic over plays very well. Nobody Education must &nl^ - He approved of autonomous tody, and not Meeker avenue, Empire romes out for It who can't tenter The Summit Herald just another department n published a photograph in Cotn in urn t > ^.enti tnt- (l.l Illr llilM Kiettiolder Rusrmarir street, Prelint{h"y»** pSfcy The music is lively and regarding tb** proh^prn ,-.- In another dispute, the Siiuiuti s idea of putting the under the county govern avenue and ConRail 's loot-tapping or s>erious but last week's edition uf •' men!." he wtid person wearing the mask the l>t*&t soluuon it Ew-i: . Waverly Yard very musical, the director requested by th<- H^>noi,.: Construction imiuded concluded during the annual Fourth of A July festivities at Memorial Hoard of LducaUon ALLIED VA.N LINES relocating an easttxniridexil Kt. n, 22 to Kinpirt" street and an Field VISIT YOUR eastbound entriince to the Three Hurt Anyone who knows the Rotary Hears 277-0315 viaduct from h reimghuysen pre&ent whrreabout* of the shopping In addition, the Avenue and treat I rig muk, it asked to call '•'•' First Aid Squad ARMY RECRUITER! age nfid deteriorated con- separate eiibfUjund exit passenger were injured 4110 A ipokesrnan for the dition of die uld lloute 22 vihen the car tn which they ramps Beard of llecreation said I! Summit'^ Kir&! ^ 300 South Avenue viaduct made It imperative were riding, went oul of One of Ihc new r ainf»5 «ill the mask is returned, "no was the progrum Kipic s! \> • that the struclure be control and ran into a ditch Gorwood Mail provide acce&s to [lie nor questions will be askt~d bluer Monday wet-iOy Kmcfie, >- MOVING & STORAGE lehaoilltalfd before it on Woodland avenue near thbound and southbound the children at the meet ing ol the Rotary i 'I u i Garwood HJ hecomes un&ale Wade drive Both were ioi-ol lanes of Route I 'J The plsygrounds badly want it at tlie Squire Ri-itaunu.: Opening ol Iht1 new taken to Overlook for Tel 789-1953 other will connect with the lack." Kenneth UeHobi-n- viaduct to traffic is one of a treatment northbound express lanes u( pre&ident of the «|uad, i:. numlx-r of phaaes before ( Itoute ! -J and rjorthbtHiiid At the time of the ac- Michael D'Ecclessis construction is completed and Park place The impact Ftoute 21 cident, Kocian was going member of the group of the crash caused the north on Woodland and lost board of tru.stei*s, explain* control, he said, when the Ijiwes car to crash into the Colonial Pontiac Body Shop the workings of the MJUJ>: car skidded on newly-laid and to farniliariH' inenitK-r Bond building At the time of the grovel Police said in with the so-t-alled Heimh. : accident, the Colon car was vestigetiofi showed that the Method !e hc![> (•!)'•'•: going wesi un Park tsvenu*; hand five years ago foi uiit driver may have been gusftg victims clear air pasiagr.-- summer, and now has come too fast to negotiate tiie road nnd the Lawes car east back to be director again at that point LaKt year the First V S(}uath a !B*S Ljy Harry Kanrsalord was Patrolman Richard Water Tank rilviTMO answiitl :nmi and he had it until tie retired Baiuwiti !rorn the public sch*.*jlh in than i.4(K) calls It lia- Lucila Colon, 36, uf I'ark c-urrt'n! rnc.'iilH-r^hsp ai !»70 The whole idea canu- avenue «'ut b»«ause Summit had taken to Overlook last from the new tower to a community symphony Wednesday when the car existing piping over schtm! dot Milllfltilllg II) orchestra, and people felt a she was driving was in property could tx* extended bugging \ ou" 1st- I place was needed for the colUifiion'» uh one driven b> to *5**rv*' the school's athletic Sumnill tirrald^ iriit-it Lincoln Federal Savings band people to play." Mr l^wrence Lawes, 51, of fields at no cost to the (he Miittjr c i;lui! New Murray Hiil Square Office Ml !i taxpayer* Mr Kmg .said I>eadlinr Wtmday al fiu CONTINUES

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Murray Hill Square the shopping mail twenty /!(•»• /i fit' shops- sfx>n fo be t nc reuse d 6> uilh u d iff err rive i* proud to present its another twenty eight - which feature im Annual Antique and Classic Cur Shuu un parted Qfid domestic fashions for men, wtimt-n For a new accouni of $1O0 or mo and children Precious gems and jeicelry. ! Saturday. July 16 twtirfen the Ki'urt, of 10 '- . !'LL OIVS A Af and 5 P M liver SO models of car* and peuier and mitr' ware, cUtcks (Hid watch** f- ^ >Al L')N f'ICNiC JUG truck* will be i>n display including a 190J A rt and sculpture Antiques and handcrafted i- u^.ON CAHH'Dt LANTF»N US Long Distance Rnundabout a I93H gifts Kitchenuare. china and glassware VV! TM BAT Delahay* Figoni Falasrhi a 1931 Lincoln Custom designed Early American furniture -J.JHING RIOO fi, KNiFE Victoria Corncrtibii a 1905 (\utit!a< Toys and dollhouses Yarn and fabrics Ac For a now accouni ol $1,000 Of mote T^unng Car a 1923 Model T Ford Truck it'ssories for the bath and bedroom Wicker I- K.MI- '.-, Mf N S OR WvJ'/FN' S a 1917 Pierce Arrou a 1927 Mack and rattan furnishings Plants and flowers r Ol OiNG UMBRCL L A Truck and many more fiiirv books and artifacts Fine foodt, and I M '(.NT BAG Come see this treasured collection ufsvue of cheese. a #ou rrrtet re titan rant a nd much . much •. KElL HP ACAPULCO LAWN OR the world's rrwnt distinguished antique and DECK CHAIR classic cars and trucks Admission in corn Bring the entire fumih ' Thee >,• M>methmg H VvASMiNi , MN rORdC CUTLf:Ry S! ' pil nientary fur ft er\one at the shopping 'rial! u ith a dif For a new account of $5,000 or more And for the finest m merchandise i n-it our fert-rm Murray Hill Square I L'V>i< ) CAL CULATOR J HMASS !EA KETTLE LAMP K Kf.LLE R CHAISE L OUNCE ThcChttdrrn'a Academj M«rte Sladler Tsrple> * -n the Sgua L rAHBtRVVARE CROCK POT For a new accouni of $7,500 or more tlobbit Shop Piumquin Lid M BLACK & DECKER 7 SPFF D 1 A" DRILL KIT N BlSSELL ELECTRIC SWEEPMASTFH Irish Collage Timepiece* l.(rf ft-L«rson, Jowclcr Dnriin House Lid MscHugh, tnc lm I'tth Import* Walchti Clotk* Hrpatr Condttt « Acaw-'t Mtt, , & Ud't* Appar foi n»w accounti, one gift Qti family Ouadfymg Ocpoait must rsmgin in ths account O GE AM FM CLOCK RAD!L~) P'tt.OU.Gtfl, Banking regulation* pi oh, on a gin lor tnntfer of funj* tiom en entiling L P LASKO 3 SPEED WINDOW FAN Ciold^n Thimble The Yarn Peddler The Salon Fobnc$f»'bnc$f»' ih, t t a,i, Pepperell Ltd \ Shop for Tc4ay * The Hadle; (Galle Around the corner... across the state, everyone's saying, Great Rates for Sating with Us Distinctive Creations The <.'abin*imftker "IAncoin,I like your style" Han-tcrefltd Gi/ta for £vtr™n, Linroln Kedcrn) Savings & Loan Early Hondcrafttd Fumtturt Country Cloth if r The Kitchen t'Ute [>on*n House Ltd The Witkery Inc. Carnal Cloth** $v*rythtng for Iht Kxtehtn V in a Via Florists FtaltanfWtcktr Dttignt 7.90»7.50* for Iht gnnr, r'ornih and th* Look Far thr Balh A Boudon Frr,h Dntd and Silk Floutrt for tht fiomt Lincoln .. and opening soon Aviiiry Antiques Windflowpr SAV//VGS Murray Hill Square: 82 Floral Avenue 5.47^25 MURRAY HILL SQUARE Murray Hill, New Providence, New Jersey Floral Avenue, Miyrry Hill, New Providence, New Jersey (201) 464-5097 Other offices In Union, Somerset, Monday to Saturday 9:30 to 5:30/Thursday till 9:00 Sunday 12:00 to 4:30 (Selected Shops) Major Credit Cards Honored Ocean, Morris, and Monmouth Counties PAGE 3 Meeting Former "AAoonie" Calendar

ttmtmon CutiiktII vvill Guest at Central meet In conference session Chris Edwards. !oim*r meenber ul the Unification Monday, July IB, at B 30 p Church ul the Rr\ Mouri will Wad the 10 am worship m. in the office of the bervitt m CVnlfeti I'reibyUruin Church on Sunday, July secretary lo Ma>ur arid 17 Council al Ctt> Hall, 512 The tradiUutiid bcrnte v. til begin al 8 30 a .in in tlie Springfield avenue Cloister gurdtn lolloped b\ un NBC film on the Common Council » "MtKmies" troru a is lo 9 4b a tn in the Parl&h House- regular ies&ion opens at 8 30 tudllorium. Vi(irshi['inthe8>arHtuary at 10 will conclude p m. Tuesday, July 19, in with Edwards talk and u questiothatiswer Sessson Council Chamber, City Fiall A writer end speaker, fcldwards, 23, was graduated Tht Benl I ummUnk-fi will Irorn Yale University m IB?i u:>d jototsd the Unification meet Wednesday, July 20, al Church for seven months He was deprogrammed from 8 p m. In the Mayor's the cult in January [Via and has Mnce lectured ex conference room. City Hall lensively a! high bcfioob. (. hurchea and synagogues He The Hoard of Kecreittian has written a tiovtl based un hit exigences titled "Crazy will meet Monday, July IB, far God arid is presently ut work on a pluy at 11 30 fi in in the Field He will uaciid l-'rini-fton Theological Sfmlnary in House, 5 Myrtle avenue St-ptrrubrr

Honors Degre© Ot D GUNS. SWOHDS. Heights YM Now MEDALS «i Taking Registry Jtif C l)ain-u . ( Meadtivv \n ^.uk courl w^^ There ar*« &til) & few granted a li A degree ;c*g> t>, Chatham third ae&sion of U»e Summit Wlttvnberg Irin i-rsil •, YWCA Day Camp, July 25 lo Sprtuglield O ul roii: August b. l>&y Camp is open meuceineiit e»t-rcises held to boyb and girls ugt* 4 June 11 63S OTO? :hrough 6 and girIs uniy In the full Dtni-d .«ul lhrough age ft aliend Kosemeisd BioU TAKEOVER- A simple htmiUhitke ir&n&feni the prrMde-m \ ol the HuUm (lab tr*>m \ctivitteb include dally l'nl\erbily ! fiht (or J A vttlQue Armi A SJOC James i wradi right, te Wilbur Nelhoii, cruUr during a rt-tt-nt club !:::s &&USquare, ^.ooking on is Keimelh Pearl, n**w t> tn*ii*Brd *U r -pi e**idcnt Nuv. imti*> thmi so tiling, arts and c rat is, piesenl ' \EI Kvftiliig with Jud> Judv IH Aiigt-tia Ui C wtcrrt «.«* f liiitty a«d Satufu*.. >¥arsot at the in ftnam-lal ttitt f«r collr^*- htudenu The gating ami special events \ii£Mt 5 utid () ttl 9 |i HI in Ihc crlltral courtyard /\i«1fe*v ViUk. producer dirrctor uf tti* club Is com priced of over &5 ms'iiibt'is rt*|>rcs»»*iit 111(4 f»raclk ullv ev *-M pltanc of rui ul tvi a > Utti Si siuGS and Mr »*-;i:! ^ v\!--i>.!t!vti M-'.•?•*'.»]r \ "? * hf ^ ^< \ in«n « o in until \2 noon t!>c !MI« utfli-t at tl.j-M137 ' M«nn )!'.?! •";••••••• I'r.olu Whatever ituf^d iVYultit Further uiiunnation may be obtained by coiling ilic Summit YWCA. 27M242 Latin and Greek Awards "An Evening With Judy JK OFFICE MACHINES A f»ne vionww, rmiKica) vi:fu*t\ >,how number oi years Wuk hub directed 273^811 "An Kvemr;|! V» ith Judy al Murrav productions of The Fsntastlks, G© fo 58 af Senfor High I "111 Square Murray Hill has bfw "Applause." "Mv Fair Lady," scheduled fui ^'rlda) and Saturday "liypsy.' and "I Do. 1 Do," for both Fifty eight students ol May, imd to Mai) Kr un Tho auard ui Latin was evening Augu&t 5 and fj Accordingly the Overlook Mu&ical Theater and the Latin and Greek were cited KeiU, «i iuriiut v\ ho has given to Andrew Adams, Andrew Wilk und Arthur Kice Metropolitan Musical Theater A a-round^--—— (or aultly performance maintained un -\ in Emth l.tsii Hauer David Berk producers t»* !he musical the show graduate of the New York University uuriiig i-ht last school y;?a" !.etl'i stvi ' ir****t* id ihf man Mai\ Cotter Janet will feature Jud) DeAngehs uho hfi^ School of the Arts, he presently serves the clock care,inc Frederick M Moore school Casey Sue Periling l.yn been st-^n iovuii> m Ivio piouiictior.ti as Creative Cons»!*sr!t forWi'HS Dunn Van; Kustis Tim staged b> the Overlook Musical TV. Young Peoples Concerts Wild teacher of classics al HtH'ipleiilti of l hi' magiiu 1 Summit High School, ha:i cum laudf wvrv led Klaglfr Muitha Fry Theatre "Funn\ Ciir! and "Annn has also written arid directed two NURSING CARE # announced Carolyn Rlcir^chn wh) also Jeanne (lilrov Hick Hur C#et Your bui, und on Hfoadway in teiev'.ntnr. s;K:vlala and recently rt* IN YOUR HOME! took the Aiivmu'eii vkltt. Irene Kcl!> Betsy the Gower • ha rn pt on niuj.H-iil. prmlucnlovur tX) episodes of The Highest honors, the Hockabye Hamlet summa cuni laude, went ti> Placement exam mat ion Ixivejoy I'eter Martin Jay Patricia McCann Show for WOK Miuza .lenny Melick Radio graduating seniors Lorraine Others earning the v\ard us 1 Miss DeAngfhs a native of New Adams and Elizabeth I^tln were Kar^n Brmk deorjii Meyer Kva Noiik. York who rw>u resides in Kort Ix-e, hat* A freelance artlsl. Arthur Rice has Mason, both oi whom held matin, Dav id C(jniK*ll\ ("linger o Mahonc> Ames won critical iicclaini for hei rtuisica! hed hts works exhibited in public an "A" average in Latin Karen Kldracher Heth PaiMin^ Linda I'ecca talent Her appeaiance ul Murray showings in New Y'ork and New throughout their three years I'Yanke, Michat-l < iiaum* •\nita Kigassio. Lynn Hill Square will be her first in a solo Jersey and in private collections at the high school and Hrute (irahain. Mar k Bsch Shvuirik juha Smerald, performance throughout the country He has been prepared for the advanced w ind I>rcw Ht'ient' Murlhu lay lor. t'nige In announcing plans for the two praised for his Bet designs of the ZH,^ main stiet't chalh.nri MI-U K' placement examination in KatlK'ntio Hansel. Hich«rtl Tunstitii and Laura Yaker evening performances, Wtlk said Overlook Musical Theater and i 1.2011 M.S 4H0O Ifufttcl Mark Ji Hrt'\ IN NEW POST-Anthony M "Add the magnificent setting ot Metropolitan Musical Theater DeFonzo of Madbott Murray Kill Square on a warm product ions of "May Fair Lady." IIV1 iiveituc. iias be*n lii'.ir.rS County Ciinit summer evening uisctei the stars io « I'i uiiii»t:3. Promises, "Gvpsv Lori Michaeli. Maureen fxetutiie in IM5 us a project James Clark and Leslie has named C Earle Arm television and the theater for o 4M-5O97 iv 1°: auarter of 1977 than in 1976 1 strong of Princeton a new engineer. wai named despite (ederal fund \'lckers received thp saint trustee Armstrong has manager of plant services in reductions and increases in award in 1-atin and Greek served as director of lui.'J aiul director In I9T0 expenses caused by in The cum laude citutton tti agencies for the New Pie\tou»l>, Mr DeFomo Penny Lane Plotting Cinderella' Spoof flatlon. according lo Ben Greek uas aua j ded Io England Muluul Life uotked tib a project Jatnin H Haddock, Susan Conger, Ginger Insurance Company of engineer al ITr Federal Some intriguing plot stone !ut^ fcltllln'Miiced this lisu Ciampa. Karen Sasky executive director Maupt. and Andrew Hofck. Boston laboratories. Clifton mid twists are promised a» the sear s cast including Murk Bobtrt, Snannon Suniinil reside'n ts 0 in u McMahon and Nancy Closs These many (ficeled aiid !'a>.*-srHii.r^ crystal ^rtidants art* oil During thai period, 166 j§ vottstructlon Penny Lane Players enter rehearsals for their Moakle\ Donna Lane, Bill The show opens for day to diamond briillBiu-c. compleit; w ith a 24 ailverpifiled patients from Summit ivero engineer (or the National camp audiinceb on JvU>-19 at counseled and 110 from New Sugar Heflniiig t ompan) A production of "Who's Afraid Halnev Bob We 19 bach chatn. Exceptionally elesaiii creations far 1977 Distinctive of Cinderella'' on Sutur Kllen i'1 Conneil Sutanru' 1 p in and runs for the rest gtfta of great wardrobe and decorative versatility Free Providence graduate of the Newark of the week at Calvary College of Engineering, he day July 23, at 2 and 8pm [>emmg Moira and < 'arol color brochure Back Issues are avatl&bl« and «*• ^\\) «Hin Psychiatric services are Episcopal Church anywhere Various other patterns and siiea from $9.95 to provided lor mentally or holds a BSMK degrti Mr Director Jim Weather Haggerty , I Jolly Robertson. Tickets to the public $19,95 emotionally disturbed DePoiuo if* a ikensed [>enanriance»(jsi July 23 «rc children and adults prolessltinal engineer in F&M Grants Business B.A. \c» Jer&e) and a director 75 cents for children SI.50 MM ART COLU-CTIWHS 1 for adults and are available of tlu Sumttiit. New Peter H Mutra>. son ^f al the door CSC Grants P r John T Heights Oiamber oi Murru\ oi B" Nutler park (omnifite Me K a member way. wus granted it L^ A ri u\ v, ho iiujjure*1 in cKS' and .ttToariling is A.A. Degree (if the New Jer% ul degree h\ V uinklin and 1 ; 1' of?"'!?:!!•'! Pn'jInH'rs n sir duatt .*( Sum nut tii^ti Elizabeth W Rice, Vn ;st Slh. daughter of Mrs Garrison H Rice of Templar way. andof the late Mr Rice, was awarded an A A degree in liberal arts by Colby- Sawyer College. New London, N H . at corn mencement exercises held May 28 Miss Rice was a 1976 member of the varsity team and ;i member of the Key Association Roots Semi-annual Sale It's aTradition Sill (Til) I OH SKMINAR — Patricia Avint, daughu-r of Mr and Mrs. Richard Avant of FQV place, vsas s«lectrd b> the Summit Junior Fortnightly Club to

participate in the 31st annual (.Iris. Citizenship Institute .-,,is really a t .r .;.-!•• ' • • •• • ' ' : •• ' al Douglas College. The seminars deutt with career opportunities lor women today. A Junior at .Summit High, ( otfi rgna> tu ; " e.' • A . .. •• • ' \*iss Avnnl is on the board ol trustees, youth committee s:,img Bu, ' '••••*. y i •/•'•<*• ' . ".i" .i" and national teenbrganizatiun of the YWCA. President of Yoi/u fir-o s JOS'3'1' a •, •'., • .; •'• the youth choir and Sunday school teacher at Wallace Chapel, she is also a aquad leader in the Strppclles She plans to attend a (our year college majoring in political Further Reductions science Reductions of 20%-50% and save at Men's 6 Women's on clothes for men, boys and women. feast 50% over It you thought the original sale pnce9 were low, you'll be T| r CRESTWOOD iis sa '.i eoDs:"!i" 'y' CM" f .; •'• astounded at ttieso reductionslAlready fantastic sale prices hove ot b'and -'• e VY L :!hesa'o d ';is' ;'-''.: been slashed even furtheriTha savings are bigger thon everlDon't savings V'S't us no u t 'noun11 J.. y3'st vV-j let anything keep you oway from this spectacular shoe event - it f : -ftr drapery, DECORATORS h a v e a s t o • e f u 11;: q' e A ! \J J V : . slipover and only happens once a season upholstery DISCOUNT PRICES on all carpets Free Estimates WALL TO WALL CARPETING 1OQTS LINOLEUM AND FLOOR TILES Nee Dell's clothiers ShopatHome Service Days or Eves. RES flA«K / ^WBrtiv ^--xi '-"--<*> "'••• 9 RIVIRSIDC BOUARI. KflCKCNiftCK ' - 377-6720 Open Thursday Evonings Until 9 273-2042 20 Main Street Madison TUtSLMMn HI-HAUJ, .m!i<&lU*,JtU K 4977 Outside Summit College

Events listed arc either August 2 For information, free and open to the public, caiT 276-26U0. extension 206 Corner or of genera"! interest tor • ** Illiilliliuiliiiiiiuiiiiuiuiiiiumiiiiituwiiiiiiiiii nor; profit purposes Open Houses Deadline lor inclusion is Oj>fcn Houses for adults On Dewi'i List noori on Fridays preceding only will be held at Union Diane M Maslnoti! 41 Old (title ul publication College, Cranford. Tuesday, Oak drive, u junior a: * • * August 9, 10 am, and Moravian College Humbling Wednesday. August 10, 7 30 Bethlehem, Pa . has deer A five milt South p in For additional in named to the Dean's List I.,,- Mountain ramble is formation call 276-260U. the spring term scheduled lor Satutday, extension 232, Mrs Patricia July 16 for fnembers and Wusltioff In Study Program guests of Hie Union County Susan E Francis Hiking Club Hikers will daughter of Dr and Mrs meet at Locust Grove. 10 Photy I otile&l Robert B Francis of ; i a HI , with lunch For fur- The I'nioti County Hark Joanna way, is participate^ ther information, contact ConunibMon i» sponsoring a in an IntertuiUorutl stud. the recreation department four seiiions photography program sponsored tn of the Union County Park conte&l. with a deadline iiatt Wheaton College. Ill Commission of Tuesday, September 6 • ** AH entries tnu.st be tn black Accepted Heading Cuur&e and white and no smaller H o s e rn a r y o 11 v « "Rapid Heading for thethan five b> bevt-n inches daughter of Mr and Mrr College-Bound" will be For details regarding John Olivo, a June gradual. given by Union College. categories, fee itnd prises of Lafayette College Cranford in two, tour part contact Terr) K^peron of Rattan, Pa , has been a< eight hour workshops. 6 and Pete Schmidt JM 8431 cepted (or adnnssiori to ih. I) [> m , beginning Tue»da> New Jersey Medical S! Mrs Hubert (, Mrs. John T Kiwin.jr Mrs ^u<, H Kroll Newark A graduate of Owt, Knoll School, at Lfcfayeitr Miss Ollvo was h member .! Higgins - Graham Flynn-Thornton Kroll - Kirkpatrlck Phi Beta Kappa and ••! Union College Info Sigma Xl, an honor a r , Susan Margoi Graham "I i*x Bridesmaids included Janice LoretU Thornton Following the ceremony was roied-of-honor Other society which recogmit^ Jeiui Karen Kirkpatrick, original research A si>rm»? daughter of Mrs Richard <. Mrs Cheryl Mlcone the and John Thomah rTynn., jr .'i reception was held at the who grew up at 30 Bellevue attendants were Sarah m Center On Wheels Schi>!!» of F"r! W»!>on n» >.™> el Mr null Mr'fc John Iliilliiau I..r, Downes, Sally Paul and cum laude graduate .' sv«sue and attended Lu; Lafayette ahe also earnc.: formerly of Summit, and of Misses Nancy and Susan Fiytin. sr o! Lincolnvilif The bride is a graduate of (din school £t*;rii"Tut .}wr.^r C*;.Ni.-nr,e Worn) The h«*i j tiepartmental honors .r MaUoliii K tirahum of Higgms the '•ridgr-e^: s Center M- N V and Uie from the university of tidpant in the college choi: On Saturday, July Ifi, lh^ United Methodist Church system business with pleasure when Werner Paul Lehrer Can Thornton .if Tanglewood late Kathenne Haigh Kirk Vermont and received her and meistersingers u begins a f i v & -da y tour College Becker sn'l Stanley rtrlM' Mr Klynn received his painck T'he groom is the master's degree m cyun- today through Linden, Rah Counseling Center will be in Peterson performed !!»• Grossman werv ushers Mn. \ aneisa Pugh and B S and M A degrees from son of Mrs Eva M Kroil o! seting jrom ihv Uluveisity way, Watchung, New the parking lot of Sears ceremonv which was The bride is u graduate (>f Miss KisU- liuyes attended East Tenn State The Lebanon, Pa and the late of Mauie at Oruno She will Jonathan W Welsh, son of Providence and Summit, Department Store on Route followed by a reception at Summit High School and the bride Richard Hampton couple will reside in Johnson Mr Kroil be on the &ta!f of UieMr and Mrs James Wel&h according to Fred Perry, 22 in Walchung from noon the Rochester Golf and Southern Methodist served as liest man City The ceremony and department a! resi-dentuil of 75 Tempiftr way, has beer- I center director A City Kail, Ceur.t!**' Ciub reception were held in thelife a! Lh* University of accepted in the School of two commercial business The New Providence Poo! The bndo was given m Her husband, a graduate garden and home of Mrs Maine Architecture at Cornell ••stahuKhments a busy street on Springfield avenue is marriage b\ her father of Southern Methodist Peter Patrullo Prichett and The groom was graduated University, Ithaca, N V He corner and two community where to find the Center on Matron of honor was Mrs Intversity, is attending the Japanese Arranging iieuteietiein. Pa Th* Rev irora Lalayrt'.c College and Is a June graduate of pools will be included in the Sunday, July 17, from noon Debra Werner of Dallas Mayo Medical School William H Strain of Calvary received his master's Summit High School mid July swing of the until dusk- Episcopal Church. Summit, degree ill entomology from traveling educational van, A uoffcihop Japanese acrylic, oil media, mural On Monday, July IB, the Flown Arranging" will be performed the ceremony the University ol Maine He Mr Perry said 22-fool van will be stationed painting, fresco, pastel and Local Students Achieve Honors taught b> PmiFa Wachtc-I at drawing media, brushes- Saliy Thatcher o! Summit '.s curreriliy a conaulunk at Maple and Springfield the Summit Art Center on entcmologis! and will Summit Student The mobile Center, which types and usage, and avenues in Summit from 11 Wednesday August 3 from become a graduate research provides professional Local students Charles Linden piece, was offered materials - paints, dyes, am to 4 p m to alert it) a m to 12 inks, resin paints, solvents, assistant Et the University counseling services on all shoppers to the best buys in Cox and Daniel Rauch were scholarships, from Carnegie of Maine while pursuing his Tours Country matters relating to higher among scholarship winners Mellon, V 111 a n o v a Mrs VWuhtel, a trained oils and varnishes. The education Ph D degree Stuart Senator. 14, of education, will make its first graduating from Seton Hall University and Sperry Instructor in Kofu School of workshop will take place on Canoe Brook Parkway, is stop at the City Hall in Sponsored by Exxon Preparatory school this Hutchlnson A graduate of Ikebana, »ill discuss and Tuesday, August 9, from 10 participating in a United Linden an Thursday, July Company, USA and Exxon year St Teresa's School, he was demonstiii v seven classical a m 3 p m Bring lunch Deta Repair Synagogue Youth cross 14, and will remain there Chemical Company USA , Charles, son of Mr and active in the Booster Ciub, and modern styles ol For additional in- country tour traveling for from li a in to 6 p rn the College Information and Mrs. Charles Cox of Morris the Rifle Team, the Math oriental arranging Her formation and registration, Counseling Center is a avenue, won a grant from Team at the Prep, and Is an arrangements have been information and Graduates more than su weeks i wo locations iii Hallway cumiimrmy Service that is St Francis College White at Eagle Seoul in Tvwp 67 of r**g|Ktr yttnn ralj rh** Dirk Leisher of 78 Division through the I' S , Canada are scheduled lor Friday, designed to make local the Prep he was a member the Watchung Area Council Flower Show, Short Hills Summit Art Center TO- avenue, a graduate of ar.d Mexies July 15 from 1! am lo 2 residents awar^ of the of the Student Council, the In addition, Rauch and Mall, and Yokohama In- Summit High School, ha& Known es USV on Wbeei* p m the center will visit educational and Tower yearbook staff and Terrence Murphy, also of ternational Exhibition been graduated from the the tour by bus left Ne» Merck and Company at professional opoituiiuico the Future Lawyers Ciub Summit, were named to the Student" sre asked to Data Processing Repair York City fate In June am'. Lincoln avenue and at 3 p m that are available lo them in Daniel, son of Mr and honor roll for the fourth bring sharp shears, a heavy B.A. Degree Institute, Scotch risms will visit cities sad natters will move to the Rahway Union County Mrs Charles Rauch of quarter grading period in holder at least 2" wide, a Suzanne M Wilson Leisher has accepted a parks Participants sta; low container about 2 deep, daughter of Mr and Mrs position with Prime Com with the families of Jewish and at least 10 in diameter Donald K Wilson of 61U puters, Mountainside, congregations Flowera will be supplied Springfield avenue, wan where he will be a service A ninth grader at Summit "Methods and Material* awarded a B A degree in TO BE WED — Mr andtechnician, maintaining and Junior High, Stuart is n of the Artist" will be in American Civilization by Mrs. John J. Iteiilv of repairing computer member of the Sumrr.it slructed by Patricia H r o w n University Albany, N.Y. announce the equipment Jewish Community Center Lambert, who has degrees Providence. R I , at corn engagement of their in art and chemistry Her mencement exercises held daughter. Kathleen, to lecture and demonstration June 6 David B tlonynge. son uf will include all water Miss Wilson was captain Mr and Mrs. Robert VV YW Day Camp Has Openings soluble media le egg of the varsity Bonynge of Summit Miss tempuru. «atercolor, team Kfiily a planning coor- The Berkeley Heights provided from trie Summit dinator with the New York YMCA is now accepting YMCA at no extra charge Slot* Department of Stkle. registrations for is offered the week holds B A and MBA. clinics in baseball and of July 18 (both morning and degrees from the Slate , gymnastics, and afternoon,) while basketball 1'nlverslty of New York, Summer Fun Club, o is ottered the week of July 25 Albany Her fiance, a program for boys and girls, (afternoon > graduate of Union College. ages 3-6 Civninastlcs for boys and Schenectady. N.Y . received Sports Clinics in baseball his M B.A. degree from girls grades 1-8. is offered in and basketball are offered one week sessions from July Ftensselaer Polytechnic for boys and girls, grades 3-8 Institute, Troy. N.Y lie Is 18 to August i9 Held at The Children's Academy in both morning and af Passaic Township Youth employed by the Chase lenioon half day sessions Men's Wear Manhattan Bank. New York Center, participants may City. A wedding is planned Transportation lor take the class two to three for September 3 residents of Summit. afternoons per week, and is Springfield and Millburn is instructed by Robert SALE Jackson and Phillip LaMonica The Summer Fun Club is a morning program for boys MEN'S SHOP and girls, ages 34. Held in one week sessions from July CLOTHING • FURNISHINGS 18 - August 19. from 9-12:00 and ACCESSORIES For further Information S lORi It I Di- on any of these programs, et 1 AR A \( I call the Berkeley Heights CLOTHING BY; VMCA. 464-8373. V JO _Vi"n Oil HICKEY FREEMAN • OXFORD 1 Hi I A JiSl St MMiR H. FREEMAN & SONS / ASHI()\S l\ Decorator Fashions 1/ / Dtl'AKTMiMS For the Bath & Boudoir SOUTHWICK • LEBOW • CORBIN IM AM iODDL ER MAJER • DAKS • GRAHAM & GUNN 4.6.x • Decorated Towels 9-14 AUSTIN REED • Monogramed Towels • Shower Curtains • St Moritz Bed Ensembles rMAC HUGH, INC • Regal Carpets with a complete • CBrfter The Demand fOf perms- 9 in the central courtyard at 9 nBM half removal treatments » selection of accessories • women Day or evening alssses. • MURRAY HILL SQUARE In I fw lower i.-ourivard ul • Come, write or phone (J12) a • 7)0.»700 lor Irn bookKt "B • " Oaro Arllnl.r, W01K) Acclaimed " MURRAY HILL SQUARE MURRAY HILL SQUARE • Aulhorilf. Director • Floral Avenue, Murray Hill, N.J. 464-7830 ihv Mu.ppinu Malt with,, [hjh'wnv" : Daily 9:30 5:30, Thursday until 9 I h'Hii I >c \Uuru\ thll S / Floral Avenue, Murray Hill, N.J. 464-7313 INSTITUTE '500 Broadway Icor 43rdSt) Major Credit Cards Honored thru Suhtuhn V !(* ^ Ul Monday through Saturday 9:30-5:30 New York. N Y 10036 Thursday until 9 / Sunday 124:30 lilt SI :MM) I HIHAl t) 14,1977 PAGii Kent Place School Will Host Outdoor Performance of 'Joan'

Te-U'ttstion & Kxpiuratton vanrty oi produt'ttutib Oswnsong was periorfttetl 'I'heatfe will present iret The role of Joan is piayt-d b> member* of the company outdujj jH^rforrnanceSi of life by liarbi Zwitlruan. wiio i& during the Eahter Holidays new work Joan a Samt'b competing tit*r third \ ear The company ai»ks> I*lu> at t) p in un Ihe with Exploi at ton She has audieticc members bring c ampu? of Kent Place appeared HI all u( blankets to sit on. and feel Sth(>o! torruirro\* Saturdas1 Kxptoi alion*fc leie\ ihlon free to bring &maU picnics artd Sandiiy perf C?T ma he es, and A as Parents hhould be assurexl 'I'ht t (inipany d actlaifiU'd f«r hei per that the play wdj intrigue prof*-jserformtng fonnanct ah Medt*& in labl chtlden nb well as their ^roup dt dwi from the fcUninif r ' & Nt* w J t-r *,e> p>eer!5 In the event of ram 1 rnetrt^xfhtdn art^i us under Thfeatit FefeEtval the jHKrfoniiance and car the dtrt.< 'ion af Hubert Ongina! music (or Joan nival will move to the iikdiKfr ON HANK BOARD—Gordon performance area of the W MtKknley. of Summit, f*T ldhd rn direc tur of the hat* ^*n Anne diuttiii pio^rarn at Kent Hu&sey, whose unginal Kent Place Canipui* »li»el> mogntird in the Parking is free field of ccuDomtCb, par- I'lfitt vhtxd and a resident score for the NBC program Itrulirty in hutidltig and NAMED MANAUKK -The uf Sumnul I ht company mortgage matters, has been a p \i a\ ii t R i fii t of I * * il K > hbf U-en featured on the Heeled a member ut thr Me Mullen MOM Uon ul ( US and MH television board of trustees of the Ht>tai> drive us. opt-ratlom r»i tvuwkb dui ih|, the last two IIOMurd Savings Bank in manager fur the (irorgia \(urs and hds tuured the Newark. Or MtKinU, > MtMullen Corporation has TIK tr(*pi*hlan New York lit is M-UHH >We "Good News" president of economies ant! MurrtStOii has been a »>iUe& IhmiiClai planning of &Sboct»te with the oifier aim Over Weekend McGraw-Hill, Im In ad recently received her f rat Mr* (.It-nil H rhumsun (tttiofi, be *er* es as rslnle broker* lt<:•«»**• Daughter of the Imp l'he (A«jd News Circle will economic udvKui to the prt-M'Sii ihive fortcerts. frw buard of directors and with Springfield Magistrate Sfreep - Simon Thomson - Ramsey Henry I . McMullen, sJie iu t !ic public, at the economist!, in various Pii's-Jt) U'nan Chuirb in New ttltendrti Jonathan l>a\ltm -Mlcmiir^ 'hr Ui ni*-^n»oiii Kart-ts Let' ircland imd Jui) McGraw HH1 ivnvjiitiiiee, He Mar\ Hclh Simon Bumf Vxux sderice ut V 'M* pm on Is also a director ol Hegtunal Higli £« H»K»! tmd is 'UiugtiU-T -.( ', in- f' >i nu-r were Hitrr> Mrt-cp ili i>( (.lenn iiamscN Thorn&ocl (.'olumbus Ohio 1 1 J July l:> 16 and I? McGraw-Hill. Int* stun a graduate ot m.ckln*»ui> St-crVlaiN ot the \ S M-w \. oik I r.\ -si i]li Va Hosscll of Sum ill it ih the N \' ( To;n ,)c:i[ii ttg!< Prt'NEiylt-n an v iiui t ii in two women and is hased in w Psul Securities, im l>r rrfceart'h in SVC prtui to soti o\ Mr and Mrs HUM \ liamr. Klilliunav Mlcliuci inciiCblfl Va Vb.v Hv\ the eert-inony •mHiei Niii1?, Michigan The troupe McKlnlr> received hit II A her mar rtage. she [•«•> Strt-ep ill of Mystic 'onii Htodx Hill Hairim jnii I'r Junes K Juckson Country CIUIJi 1' U lk.«..ii(! has periunm-d with Hilly resided In Suinmll U%i the- Konnt-rK of Su'nii. i! the l.arr> Kaii.cm all New |jflf••»•* vt illi her ttriat* s pa! «*nth Mr ,tmi ,irisf> I (••,.,i.i.i:, \Uii Th- t.ri'i'- i> "«• 'iaitglil<-r tin' fOUplf \kill I eilde (Ontario. Canada and Stb Mr 1 Mrb htibhund Hill und Mr> Ailham K MIIKMI I ailictui ul K!HI(I<- Islaii'l <•' '"" '"''^ ''> C h a r 1 o 111* s V ill c ..11 M. A and Ph.D degprcs d it U g h i *• f n K»!h» and S-l'Slcit' Ul New \ rffiwli A and tn;, i,np uf I'.Mih hfiand nl UIIU hrr-.tcr Va spending ihi mincf Kndav ;> concert will be from Ohtii State Inivensitx llonntr Mr* Mi-Mulle-n t& i att- al t cr noon cei t-nimu s% harua 'Hii' arwim is iNr M«I uf Mrs Atlanta, (la iriMtlv I br church at He has beeet a memuer of 1 K Smith TtiiiiiiMin ul currently -st ! \ Ing »?• v^tis |*t*rf ornied I IN Kr\ Mn» ThiHiiaMin ha: ii H A spru^ttt id uEid Pussatc, the faculty ot major AiK-i ,i -in «ni in|i Miiunill and «iiiiain £•; president of the Board o! John K Tuvc in Oiru.t th<- degree tn sp>tial edtu ithon Ahil«- VilurddV Jt iiiid universities including through the wr.strrn I nitt-il Thomixifi oi Wi-MlH-ld 1 iieafli:r^ -.if the Oran-ges ansl King ("hurrh and a n-t-«'jKmri from Virginia loin Mirid.i\ ^ Luiiceit will be Kiitfcr«Ts and rurretitU is a MiiU-s, thf couple u til rcMdt' ICscurtfd lo tin altai t<> numw{-«lih I'ruverMtv Jind it outdoor"* in (he parking lot member of the Stale of Nevt in llt-thlehrm \'a del tiither and t;ivt-r tn l oi mure tntoi illation caii Jersey Securities Ad\tsor\ Livingston. Mtllburn. Shwl tnastw'8 dt^ree in Learning Tin- bride is ;i gnitiuaii' "I miirnagi- !>) hci (larmts. ( ommlUee In I960, lie n> HiSh and Surlsi^ftfid ('aro! I -fi^i Siniifti vs as disabilities from the maid nj litmttr and Katit* l>;ik Klu.il Schiwi iincl Ni-vi thr hrtdf was all.-nik-d b\ university of V u^iriiii Shi* is authored the l>o<#k. ' Tin' lr:i f-edelitt HeM'rw Sy*ts-m Simon atlcn(k*<1 the \HUU- as Irigl and ( (i)lcgt' m Hen *' '^"" Viiw, tt-t hi'lux- ul presently ;s U-ai ising flow IT f*t r I Mr iiit'stTUi id-- mkei \ H (lie L>n(ifL»f (Kim ^lirn'tUuti \'il a.^ null run ot ini' Ml IH-MS KdUierine Htmei oi Hlllt r*M aw.iur wcrfAimH' Julu- an<1 Jane' uhu »as i>iaikul«i from humir and Hcvt-in-, Nt-lson Virginia Merit Scholar Simon Mer\ I Ntn-«'t l'atter Newark Acadenn in o( Wmthi-sttr. \ ,i sister oi uiid Jeffre> Orvednhi of VValdwkk, the Sew Jrr&ev titiitht'Euatu^ (it the COETS !^tt**-run, Marv hilleu 1 Jvii'tgston and Lafa\c(U- the bride M r s Megan Mr Thomnun has a H A drtf gates lo Ihf 1977 National Youth Science (amp are 1 shown lu-rr with ihe state flag at the camp'!) opening da\ Mrs Kenneth K Phillips in foremen! t*\<-r t, ises of \1 o r! *• 11 s (i n 1. a u r ;t k i* f "ullc^c in .• jstwii I'.i is Kbrt! I > uns ••! M > Htic degree from the I rmrrhity t/fiemonteh T1tf cainp. founded UilWi3 und sponsored b\ daughter n( Mr and \li^ Carnegie Mel Inn I uivi*rsi!\ C(illrar\ Susan Me: ( oisii iifit) M, -^ Ann of \ irguna tul \\ ah Un slalr uf West VirginU. hosU Ihe two top rircrnth t. J Sourt*n of Twtiinhl> in Pittsburgh A graduate uf i andHti and .!.:\ SUMHUT Kuluna*. oi Win, h.^U-; Va graduated v. ilti f"gfi £iaduMt-d htgli school ^ciritce htudents from each \Uitf drive was awarded a \\ S Sunuiilt Higti SIK* was, the as bnd!-srn;nd> distinct ion and elecUni to v. inner iff a National Merit U i I 1 i a m K (1 «• ^ r d Phi LU-ti. Kappa He t» a (or ihr re weeks of lectures b\ prominent kpeakeni and 'NcMok-irship in her senti>f I hfstnson fa [ !n-r of 1 he third year law btudenl at the rtgorttus outdoor srltvities AM A Health Tip., htittfi;roosii w ai iK*.st fiUiii I'mversiHy of Vtrginiy Staying Well on Vacation Student Wins Scholarship Miss Wendy WhiUock. a ut a recent Monday evening The traditional summer vacation ul the American June gradate of Stimms! rehearsal <*f Hu'kor\ Tree lumtly is highly recummt-nded by your doctor The High School is this year's chorus) where a foi n\a\ laintfy needs to get away from cu^toniary home and recipient o! a music presentation «a.s made by office chores, lorget day-Unlay worries for a short time scholarship which was Lilas Schmidt wholarship MILLBURN AVtNUt »nd generally get rejuvenated and ready to (ace another newly instituted this year by committee chairman r Fred Hap[>, Iwo of lh«- world"*. I'psala Collcgi* [Cast 1974 he left to become sales Ove,r 25 years of service in the area! many roadsodi' hamburgers and soft drinks Asnunrlruk' leading cancer rcbyarchers, will ^ tlif first recipients* of ('rang*'. ;tt recent iy held I'mversiiy SoHH'l > manager for a local &4«©m*4W«p)ke——SHORT HILIS while driving cross- country is to eat lightly Be cautious a new Kronticrs. In Bioinedtcal IU*& earth a v»arti cornnteiHfint'ni exercises County Colle • and Dupi: distributor atwul heavy, rich meals, particularly il you re not uc pstabtiHhed Uiis spring by U>e phaniiiu euiicals division Mrs Crowlc-y the wift* of College near A 8. P 376-2575 i ustumed to such fare ul home ol t'lBAdKKiV I'orpurulion and Drew L'ulverfiU> l>r Know whai suii ui i_iiinatv >GU will cncour;U.T ;*.! yo'jr i'.slia is hesd e? '.*;•• ietibn <>n ?•*•!»»l»» mnirul ft D^^ir^lr^ "" \ acation spot and dress accordingly It can get cold in Hie MKthatibtnB at the National Institute of Health and E>r " " II IH 1^ niuunUiins at night. tlvt'n in midsummer Good walking Happ is professor and rhulrtnan (rf tbf department of shoe* are important to the travel wardrobe mkrobio!og> at Ylillon S. tler&bey Medical (enter in Rush in for best selection ot your tavorite If you weiir glasses, Uike along an extrit pair or a( Pennsylvania The Iwo will receive their SZOOti awards al least a copy of your prescription If you're taking a u syinpo&tum on the Viral F,ttolt>g> erf Cancer ut [)ri*w on style swimsuit. All famous-makers regular medication, make certain of your supply before October 2Q, when the> will present papers on the status irf vou leave t anrer research And, finally, don't overdo It Almost no other than a including Elisabeth Stewart. Jantzen, trained athlete is ready for 36 holes of golf or five sets of tennis under a broiling sun Schedule your vacation to Cole, Catalina, Roxanne,Sandcastle, allow daily rest periods Do most of the itnnkingin the morning liours and stop for the day in early of mid Rose Marie Reid, Sirena, Gottex. afternoon Your vacation should be a holiday for rest and relaxation It should not be a grind thai necessitates another vacation to rest up from the vacation

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~"t~'" j Kenneth Baldwin, Longtime ::::::: l Community Leader, Dies SUNDAY POOL SPECIAL! ::^>; * - ™, • CouEitiY Club Golt brtd ftfiPiii prml*y* clarify some irmuti- Kenneth Dttldwui ot Glen Barrett House program and , Md a brothel, Don, denitantimgs which upjxiar Ohks avenue, u longtime v.as a [>i»st president uf the vi in oi Oklahoiii.*! four I 3 tsmsiy ot 4 • AH wiftd room to ctfengf m • CoS<»( TV to exisl with respect tu The resident inttreblri! in Western Elfcclric Pioneers, sisterb, Mrs M> rtit- RESfcHVATtONS &RE LIM171D - Ralide Foundation's otter lu coinmunil) Lllairs., died un a yroup comprised ol McMlllan Mih 'Neil the I mted Way Sunday lit hiitae He MUM 77 \eteran employees UiKeraan wid Mrs HrtU Call today! 887-5403 I- tr;,l there is a imsaakcn Murphy all tit At his retirement in 1965. (.*.&( KA.WOVIH asiuuifjuun that the iisst-t.s Born in Sunix i 'itv lo**a Mr li&l^wm y.'&fe a divtfehin Ok lh h(» rn a a n d Mia; (if the Foundation, inciaduiK Mr Baldwin had been ,i chief with Western Kiectiit Margart-t Hald^ tn o! the VvWKiiisEid Avenue housr lender:! dl Sumriiit for 43 alKearn> He hud been »it! Wabhingtori St ate ,u rid six arid lot can tie sold or used in ., Ik- was a founder and itie company lor M years A grandchildren the unlimited discretion ol an curly presided »! SACK 1'Jl'l graduate of Oklahuina Funeral services v, (ind served for riaiii> u-urv Mate University. Mr private Arraiiftiiuiit! ehanlabk' or public pui willi tin- United Wa\ lie Baldwin served with the were b\ Burroughs am: f.Kise That ij! tHtt so The v>i^ also active mill the I nited States Navy dui tiij£ Kohr Funeral Home w. Foundation b chattel Nfighboi liood Coun.il and World Will 1 ' Springfield uwnue ptovulcs thai Huhrie »a> a past chairman fm thf Mr Baldwin is survived Memorial donations if GEM WISE Summit real astute ma\ U- lot al committee ,.! (he h\ his wife, Mrs Item- Mr Baldwins nuine may b. luack- available far u^c 1 I t.iti-ii Negro ('<>iie|>«- l-und Ki'/.cr Baldwin a daughter made tu SA(iK In! w r h\ ii publit. i. hdr 11u hie Mi IIBUUUI »a- olru urolyii Vilalii ol Summit a '^vi-nut, of tci th< >ti* ni organization, or •!> >i\ u airci•latedwitli the 'i \M \- ,m {Kises, or 13) by a j;wnii !lii TJ \ ears ttv-fure retiring fue I ianic I 'uivt-rstt\ tn W mental umt or agency I>I t ^ears ago and wa^ a M r K u r i a } a w a M t'y .tn\ earnr unaUnM ot Death? I nieiritKT uf Hell Telephiiti. rn*-niU'r of Hit* Kiugh the f *.ti t-y ttuig It niv t I'lorut'fs of /Vmenca ( olurr.hu> * ouru il :6 lilt It Ol (H 11 Maiu>f Mall SriBrunl» ltob.it Mar k» and John <»ood explain tilt pi o\ idt'j? thitt if none ut thr^c Kdl> vsas the director o! Spr i n^f u-ld Hn anK-ncaf in baikgrouild l« t Illon ( ounlv tit + can be acconiphshed ih*' Neu l*ro\ idence i'n il K\ rrwiii I'a ?)«• li\ * I i et-hwldrr ILIM Mjne Siunolt ol Mac klMirli |>U< lor llir Vlla.UH Heel al i, rerent I ...led Males Sall n < uunl> distributed to cu!lej:e> oi »,! (I. «;^ a tnemt-K-r of the i!ui\ inj.! tu Sun unit in irx-iiiluii «i»t loui Mr- Sinnoll »ald \» tlif I i .-f liuldrr member ul t-lir I nloi Si HIM- I HI \laOD MiH M MMKH unt\ er^ttie.'i b\ th*- Iri-tsU-es ,.,. H.,r.,ugli 1'olice Keserw ui.il fur mum •*ear*•, VIi Ie«li.»u Hnel,.,M,,,nl i otpoi atlon Hi.- .uoi.Hn drpenfiriwe an a ht-alli" natlumil ,;f Suinmil »;i> iifleied .nrr.hai.l mi.nn- i« H""' 'I"' "' "" >'»<1'»«^ ••"«" "!llhl '"• """'* lo ""I*""' al>li U> St*eund. there ^ concern , s the HebCliC S(|uad ^i- riiut h fu:*h iitKKJt a spring or ;*uninit*r w&rd \eslfniav in St 'leresa •• I nli -in!', uui l^ lusUir al assset* .is a ( ehU-r lor miil ilKnt U l*de thai |hf i-reiitxin "I J U,\ ( UtllltKIll (HlllCll rt>i\ :i specti! -h.vpu.g trip w. buy a r.ev. autfH for i Inn i h UillowniK the ex-nipt Nliti ,*!i k>r 'lie ;;Eid u! 1 i ji iitcaMun' Hie art&wtT ib related Ut human funer al from l'anl ipjKiliti. V. ,K.dland avenue house .imi f»g\ Tuiiav clothmg and acct*bsorit-ii do risore ^•unirnit Mernniia! tt'f tti e i hi Uil v\ou!d hiive a Mgrnflcal:: •rrl> ke*-p the UxJv warm and protecte-d They sc! S\in;nut Avt-nue hi' lir Winners Gabr© on the Fourth ihan i Si mi. i iriinie an attitude imbue coafidtncf, !-'ine lit- sued ^alur uu v i u i.ulhrie ..nil John I-it; perrr .i'«l Alison Dresdner abo play?! a pail m tills irmgfe' And the twt ! hi fin ' :•• that thi ' >\rr Icnik llnspital He\erK a daugh iillfjlenlli :a i .I'-ser.-iiu-nt on lisa! properU liiitnck m one *£>• . jtejjni \ and her lather In the Mir uikmt; ^eiti^-ti.iK-^ fur summer aie cora! and Mr i lull., viiis ttie ^'>"- Margaret M.H. .ii M«-m..i:ai I ... : W .n,- h.i.»l>.-i SAS Sup.i David I cirilim the nlher KM rhnstlne K\erllng. and .,.....,' ..I . I I ^niitmil -.;;.:eT-- V.:' ' Huth t.i.niil and i\ory ate organic gerris Thus mean marKel ^icrt Hub ioi H* :,iM,ii,j i oiliest winners lather. plus Kevin Fiamlgen ' iit .>Me-> 'Hiu- !he impact I'itUl IH FratHis aiul I >r Hvcluk Mis l the) rtere torrnt-d from unce h\ mg pliirib or anunaU \ears He *it^ a;! Arnis u.-re Jeff Duns alwl < raiR nnrl lather were winners •if !Ii. elimination • >! that Hubert and l»u ^ .m-1 •| lesulli Mrs i\ ur\ rinMfh !r om Ihe tusk ii the elephant, the hij \eteran ol Vtorid V> ai J ,„,,.,,.- KCMII Nance and I op.s tn .-gt! tossing were i Hiatiie on lui usance itn ihildrt-n 1 pofKitamus Uie wail"us «iiid tile wart hog rural ii forrru-O ii. ielives Ins wife 1 ibain.ik Mis '••[lUisfl CUp UaU " lUj T (. , . t. i'-le Smrriiiii rtbii IMIII hi si Hugh 0 t OUJicl iitH. — - from [he sKeleion^ of tjnv sea creatures af."u.ii Uix full lit $1 (K»o V \A~1 vn a ^(in Nicholas /emanek and Mi r iices ktuM K t '•*'*• lh( r"',., and wcomi I'apiu. and Alison Dresdiier Kon appeiiib in one \er> characU?rihUc warm while ht thre-e daughters Mrs Salh V\ iUia'ii Sartor lus and. a tirultiel W.i stiiH' hiTiinihli* ;uv' ifi In more cup halanci;i(i and Mr Horowiu m o... tu -A htif cura) ^i tK a!iv summer ^hades ot corai are VVortman and Mi** Hcien SarloriUN 70 (.»! Suuuiiii wa;- |,iMrd arc M '..,!' „ \ on Neida and Kim Keilh father and Michelle Del wfiitt light puik called ungel skim and Oie light, warm '-rrif lit x ,'vs.r. his parents Mr and of f <*r t*d Tut*f>da ^ it; Si SCCDtld pitiC •"• :" i * if lima Moakley and Michelle (irande and Emily llouck in salmon color '1 rrcsa s Church (olUiw in^' i-ach event Mrs Nlil.<>Ui-> I 'lull" .• Ex-Rosident Del (,ramie HolkKin smash the concluding ti»s hird ! Iht- ob thf fiiiic! a! tr'uin thf lirough In the Bike !\ui,.i iJmpes and colorb bWnd together to give a surruner w.irmers included Julie Kfj;.s k !f nn 'Kilfit ( '»ra! may be strm^g totfetlitr branchv arid Ii\rt- gr i ncu if.i and Alls;, fiardner < ath\ 1 ,it v iA this time pM-HUiUi Promoted Zultl Kred Stor Ihan. ....e for a casual oecklact to add interest to the area p Dnughert> and Leslie bart?d t>> ;i sundress It may be carved beads to drape Mini Hit' riatare atui cxlcni Delanes l.eui Kills Tiedernari Virtu© Co. Has b 1e.i I Kill s lie died hii .laim-*. M I'eane urn nl i er a &u\iis peasant blouse Hie vanilla color popular uf i !*' prupubt^j usf ii still l.uAnrie Kills llnk ulhiie A Kuril•rai M; = SH lor 1 .-. 1 i <\ erlook Hospital Mi and Mrr> i.riieme .1 In another >'tUI r<»siri(j ..ith de.Mgners this yt^ir provides a stunning bad*drop viiHt'Ct Ut dlM'llShiilli be! Ml l,ir.da Wiigner Inn Mm Kell\ " 1 The 1- ell'.v. JI Sartor ius I'earce t'olnnial 1'iaii I.J> iisntcst H.unnie Jenkins ticil New Dealership for the salmon shades of coral. And what bhuws off a vv (•<•!: !h(' }*"()UnilillU)r] .Kid t-( liann ul engineer tor pliv A.Kirrw I > - h•- Kal Mur r ii\ Ihll will l.e 'iel.1 men appointed asM^taiil with and i oral Kusnah and hard earned tan t>ctter Ihan white on urwie bitm in Ha- \ tilled Wax I rtuuM nlKate I'allnohve I u New deorge M /a/r ) \ iHue '',, ,,( lfrf) tcida\ ai 11) a in in DUI l,,,il» \ . j \ lee- lireMfiellt nl AllllTH.'' ! >onna Al Itli Vv bangle:. U-adh ur anotiier bold form ihrrWtue like !o su^.^t^l p \WMUI Stune \-* Hotlnum 4^^l" »»** fot main >ear ^ ' Broad street has been ..( I'eiii h i tni 11ll \f« Kini [1 rm lllh( r l Kme )<»welr> eufi really odd a boost lo a wardrobe if Ihiit Ihnsf intcie^tr-<1 in ths*- j He Insurance (ompam Marie IV'.riic n,i •, HeaOiei > ' ' 'tiK hefore retiring He tu{x r iipp.nnled an authorwed selteted w ith care V\e at Ijorenson's can give you Ups on maltri tuiw iiuthitiji tn lo^f I" T * i \ ule111't' full cn\ i n i> .i I'eiiri-e came In A '" Hall Li>rn Uodki' JH.I \IHK l^ssmg ^inrH-rv «rn- Lisa distributoi hn Metro|K)litan v l.sed the eullMruellon i' j |(, ,^ Kahper w fio tied vi itli Hen*1** the coiorh and shapes dial will compliment your coin ser\ ice Inirn tin• lituu,:li their huildmgs in New > ink in March I'.ITi lJt i ei a lines I nt w Inch l-'urieral Home Si:. Id NoW<>lt aiul Mjtt H(lt h uSexiM!': i'.nd vour features in ^u;n by v\ ithhoktm^ then *'" VVITUHT. in th. s**m ar«: '> ^ manufiscuires and markets SDririKfu,'lvl ,i\enui w hl> (M !lh a f final judfitiH-nt ;i:-..! lie received h;ichel and wits prdmnteil to t>f Inartll(. race ..-re I'elei " " ' " arcluteclutal ceiamu tile 'Mr'Ki •11. »IMIVv .^ ,II and rr His ISIM Lir1111 th<' mas! crsi de^r*^^ in i asuult \ Ulldel w I "• Kif/p.itrwk j- ,1 l.inda M^i"'^'*' pavers a fontte•r New 1ro'\ idem e f>isfvI;! and 1 hlld l w M[?t rt*stnrti:ii -..a a; banner >n 'hi- r.hoe ' ' Metropolitan oilers a 1 < Ouncllrnan v. as killed un tn Im lh<* us* HI the piupct'!\ \-.\ St-at*' I mversilN He as a ami to assistant st-cretar M-rumtile L;uu .• s,flTiieder includi-d the tup balan. ir^ emwmu I""' "I designer MnnduN w hen hlh cm » .. ».„-- ", , t.\ -,,. ^,in jj-, i'.,,, n, swerve. 1,,n Munumi av i-iiuc "" • "" • an (3 tu>Oh> .'\irisjiii) in me ••"• nnenled rerannc priKiucts fdinplclr-d and rnaiic [svihhi The!a Iraleriiil\ a! Kansas he was appointed ( u tru ilh ii' New run id.•nee and •tsMst JIII i^ n (1( r^ ^v 'vv , ,ti ,. M ike » *" ' d net mot her lor iKith floor and wall ap and [II pM-nted in .in up Stale I rmyrMty .»iaiiL-»iii*tiuw-. ol Hit* New }> liy itnd ^ h,,^ ^itt^i,ll; .uid l>uKe (.utKne .uxl ms plications V\ U Virtue lu F.HE JEWELEB5 p!n .ilunt lu ! he /i-miitf Mr Sartorius was, ]>ast fa her York Branch Office Prior U» m the balloon'^mash John J of which Arnold Mozes is H«>ar ti • si Auji^unrni Ai com nidnuei ui i nf traveling '-asl Ihc president has been an thiil time mam malh-i^ workwl fur the Insurarice for lfieu agt. ria^«ndSnMt »**-atht-i l'iwrh and hei " i1a.lv 9 30 in i M r()fi \\ v r arehitivlural and design w hit h arc now purr Comp^nv of North -\inencn ,Vn(J> ,ltKj' Frt.d S!on Ujr inother and Ke\ in KlaimRiin parfiitlv lost control nf his Squadron, and wat> uctive in oriented distributor firm speculation vull be [educed. Intted Males [HIWCI Mr I't-arre \>, a ^mduiitt' c»l ^irU ^ ,,roUp ami his nmtfu-r eurned car Ka.nily incrnbrrs said other spei liil mnf. in cer amlcs tn fa* 1 and ! would hopr on squadnms Huhart (fillegc ,uul •-et^ed pnzes along uith he hail rft'enth sullfrf*! In trie cup balahnsuj t, since IW.f it..- hiisis uf the (acts l w 1 lt s X Knss and Mr V (r pri'MMitciJ iit tht- put)!u •n nean irmime " ' "f V"™ " "' "' '" "'*' ' " .ells was a councilman in Suhstundard Housing Hoard iicaniiji coiict-med i iti/ens the ll«ls He had been New un"•' »' ttnd the cntiii i iK [l4^_, \\\ ed m ( uloriido ,.inl Kinder J KfnmMl Kansas bHort Itm%ir I(l 'lie *.,s :j mechan.cal ' ^ Prt'sitit'iit e,i,.iriri'i with Hell *uniml! 3i years URO j \S ivciinii' Koun<.l;i! u»n IAK'UU', two sons James K _ ™_ - _^ ^^^ William (i a brother IK Mansion* anil Si-rds pr.-serv,Kl resuienlial are;, Wnl|(,r (. ;j M;>I(.|. V^ 1- riitur Suniml! Ht-uld to juslif \ 1 hfi r present Maria I'raig and United States Savings Bank offers high interest The ijui-st iif the Suinirut budget and st-mres and to t^riindcliildren plead for whatever slight 5.25% a year on Regular Savings Passbook Accounts. \f» I'rm ldt'.ice I'lllte'l JiiM-ph 1 Kur)/eja \S:i\ to relixatf its M*r\Kfs increases in ighl be Compounded continuously from day of deposit to ..mi itiif,ti)r to I he Uahde ii\ailiihle in i-nabli' them to \ Mass lor .KiM'pl: I day of withdrawal, credited and withdrawable monthly :i ..t'iSlon fbfs in th.e fa(\' nl CiHUimif Lit up<'ti I if Km ]7e)a U o| summit A a^ all «e think social scruces \\ ib hard to tH-he\e that ufiereci Sjtuid^s in si a[i :iltd should hf tfie vision nml mission "i the .| (> ,- (. s ;i s ( h u r * h The I "ited Win ser\e-. a> t 'nited Was < an be so .\rr;inj,..nu.n[> were ni.ide distorted by the opportune t)% th«"nurrouj>h> ;md kohr 'hi- r i-presf r 11 a 11 \ e "I ; aci'iicifs dedicated tu the to relixate in iuvur\ Would j. urK,raj Home HIM thiit such relocation op pli,', 1MOII of scruces Id Springfield a\ enue porUinihes existed tor our ,i r\ ;T.::en in iMH'd These tie (iied.luK i in i oluintn f mati\ Summit area citizens ^i\Kcs musl hi' equitable Presbyterliin Hospital \c need of better :!'.c:![-.inKfu! .'Kid aci-ss.l.lr Iruh m housing Mr Kur/.dja senior I'lif I nltfd Wa\ srmnici f'hsllist, Sank ser\e as our advocate for project engmeei Kwon Sank M P nPSturt.handIn^.-l.»pinent •he iimsl produitne use uf er Lakedri-.c ^pacc resources and fluids Klcirham i'ark ^2 \fats He How ludicrous thai was graduated from \otrc agencies and citizens set-king Inlted W.l\ .assistance must )ourne\ to a \v i 1 u de i[ ' ll n in a I k e d I In1 stittrt'f t>( nit t'Vtl is for nuin ir> (urn mansion m a carefulK nun} fntm his I.ttrd and set his heart ttn things ungodly.

It someone m your family i fiaha u Huh Ciut) has a dnnkmg pioblem, you | can see what its doing to them But can you see what it's 1 Public meetings every Friday doing to you' Cull 273-4649 or 273-3545.) Foi infoimatton and help contact

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K el hy I' Vrr u r o l> Occhto arid Karen Pic folo, iht* tfEicit-rt-bt h> Phi! Lincoln Wins in Shut-Outs Ptceouc and the riiofct j . original hy Ken Pecca. Lincoln Al: lasso and in target-biiutititt^ &.? $ Euatle hut mat tile The peanut bcr amble Ln trie ^ 0|iOWinj4 the judging all the all playground slick Lincoln playground ac- r rt •all for Ehe western skills con he&t mat was Ke&tui ™^ \ g cimie&t ^'^ ^aygroufWrs participateparting d oui naiuert! highlighted tivities* included a rib arid ast wt-ek'h recreation ac test WitkenbCHi's W timer o( ... . in a take walk a.nd b&mpled crafts, manhunt, checkers In the checkers lour bracket tHO 11 for coj , Keren lilmkos Ihird !ur ihe , , ^ w|(h tournament, and a Lincoln In the at-tmfiiiiil routKl ruimt-nt. t\n>i place wth u>t>itng was, Sanya Haimer juiaoit For the B a n 11 e i design eon test raptured h> John Menhon Kor 12 b.m\ up, John Ikrwel) Andrea Duncan fmitl Wedne&day af let £H>on , Ktlts. in scored Iwice Ln Ihe Wmumg m arts and eriiUs tmal iniLiiig to edge Wilson 2 and Janite Ijobo i'he [K*KII uas wmner ul the uatne first, Nura K^nt- swond. Tat lock's stukhtill learn were Shfcrmon Koie, John lebde.r fur the bensur boyh ss hiuct-lt-ts All »l the winnrr> Maureen Mt Arlh> third travt-lr(i (o Lincoln i, a nd Lincoln';* one run Mention and Bobby Murphy -.cot • ili the second inning Johit HeEiiUHi and ior the \n Ul exhilMt their w ai e& m ^v e cin t &d ^ y b e v a nta> ground fur an all Taking part in the Indian jUEtioi tx>\> MsTn Murph> th*- i't^y^rimnd Art Shovj fealui'ed a s tiok-out, ottnd tour namen! •eld lui u vim over Tatlock snake dance and arm IlH Hennon s& leading !ht- nest month un ihe and (TulU were I..*- 'Fhe leain olliich Men onal with a bye an the wrestling Sed h\ (hie! Big II U\ v» ub Ihe next \ utim as st*!ttc>f girb ^ hile Shannon Prutnetiti'Jt- in downtuv. n Monto, Maureen McAithy Steven lionternpo Put I>og and 1'rtnces.s Little Dog Jennifer Katti> l.lnt u!n recorded s^ ^ecuml K(»Ee i!> the it-adt-r (ui tht- Sum nut RcyrKiidb Phil Fircone wt-re Hit Mention jamic McArth) .ind Duke (iuthire Orlando and Jr I'ere/ tut 2 0 In 'lit: Imal, I xsbo and \larry M urph > n w >ln lemained unsi'ored Mrmoikul ' ^ ^tukball tt«iriu»m<-ni KiiHtTtHJ an eai \\ del eat tu l.llll Lincoln playground wan Muble The Mt'ontl week cf! ae Memorial s.utlerwJ a 2-0 Uiii Lincoln Si'tiool. 1-0 h\ turning hm k F.disan Ul the championship in the a\\ Mabu* started the week tiMlies ailt Memorial Fielh'leld L-lncoln ! arlicipanis inarstja\ manunR the \i I a \ g r o u n d ^ 11 c k hii 11 [".lut ground ("ham oth a hard fought kiekhatl featured thee theme »oJl ther ol oi (,'nrne uguinbt Tittlock \\rM litghhght^ol the Mrs Chester's ar^ and th*' v\ inning U'itlii v> t-n- utiuiinK IS 14 S;MH-ia) nt*dit in<.-lu(tce.s to Chrib MiU's*. Ken! 1 )u.£ I )ug jnd Stjuii w g \»\w t leaner hanger ^ 01 Jarme hobo, Harr> Murphy Hosuick. H(Kint-y M<»<*rv and I'SK tiahutilas and a \^t*ston) <,oidr»ei(j ht-faded t;racelett> Lisa M. FLORENCE Bi!l\ Murph> and Matt Tjacy Miles <(t who> Kound up The well Ku*ca designed the most Kline (>n T!iurs*da>, the l.<(F**n 'Hie vi lr»H"r& of the n*^ major event of the Koumi '!'hur>.dii f a*>htonahle br aerU-t and A TRUE 1K»\S sottbali team a 1st) won he< Ker ^ | >ui lour n a merit were up target shooting wa.^ ^ cm with a ( Ken Pet cii the sna-.l colorful iheir firfet game b> healing PSYCHIC Darceil (• o.\ I.ihd 1 !>\ ^nd [r> ..\[KJ\ Kondepier r c fui Ihi' rui nienl Andr i-v> Kon Memorial playground b [> CLAIRVOYANT Chns Wl\\vt> seniors and Tevof Walton In the afternoon Tatk«/k ?•> »> i tail !o n-e Hit* Mo HI it Hit Hennon Matt Kline In an atterntK)!) of Juni (or the jutsiorh Damn and And\ ' iuida and I ASH Men Iff & Advitor no*. ' softhall team viMtcd Wilson Kick SUKton Shanrum Role ping i;ean < lUiiup and Sonui Kiitnt^on and [lavi.i Kioril, '.„ thr juniors \ , ulld Tatlo<.k ,„„.„ (. illDi & CfiySTfll Harr> Muiph> Vutl f ( WAIN iT cukf Imki- (iirilcs! was liflil '(M> [wmrrfu" i foj Wibii' n l^ntiiii and Jamie LoU* all in tin- .iltenwx.n Th. standing hruiid jump with ttn(i third foi Ihr juniors thi* team of Hich 1'onM-inpo MADISON 822 9896 ^.howed then talent v«iih a I Kirilci v .Mil, Ihr |W1J<- l(» VII" Trarv Mile.s jump^'r Utiui. U>th standing (itid rui foi t!ic f.rs! [i^.tmg Ali(l\ Mars Kar-.f John Rt-dtn&kis Pcrt-7 Ki-rsnv Precis £ind BUILD A FIREPLACE! jumps and t c*c>K '-.ecotid Andv (iuida i.ulda th« moistt'b! and Nora Phil PH-C(H»- shut U livh '101 l-fSJX'l-tl third anil Jennifei (Hii Mi-flio ;i •, V'or art.s and crafl MHI fourth in trw f- f tht HOW ABOUT A PATiO? f i r-s I ?. Kiirisf v^,^ L> toul rnnlcsl In this, e *-rit We have all your supplies far do-it-jwirself projects. Duim.i lluT.i IH) Dahlif IH*M V\ <-«-k I* •...n Talloc-k !• t-Id uiisun jinnen wmnt-i Riln^Hl >.!' tu a (|UK k -4af! Decks, patios, or your fawn The pnml Iraiit-I!. i shw flin^ This c(inu*^! scrst A fence for your garden . . . Jr I'ITC/ Itirl. HonU-lTipo all li.in,-. ol |o,il«i-ar for scniiH t)\ s AngrUi ihlttugh Ihf ail rh*- !> i icrlan. Sandy I> Dt-clim fllnRlng i-»i«Tlb wen- Kli'h Ml s IS lit W1A — David Dumais, who plays Bit) Crocker in Metropolitan MuM Hontcm|n Orlando l'i'K-i ultls ,uicl I'li'd !•'«•! litrn l':d "f 'bratrt* s produi tion o( "Aiivthint; Goes." thbiks he ha& died and gone lo heaven bit a Angfiti i ' l *ciirki iinil i-!"«•'! Hl'MKilfls and Paul I irlim.in Uf\ surrounded bv Angeb ' clockwbr from lower left* Beihatn SuUiva*.. ( KlTlHie Tin' rifx! t-vfiit.s (or tin- l>..\:» itlituttd^un lane Sehnert. ( vnthta Kramer. Lynn DeuU and Judy Seplowin iirket*. wcrt- Kit- 1 hens and chr( krr% iht- ( oti- Portrr musical about a grtnip o( zany people aboard an oceanic iim-r louniariifiil^ Tlu- wizard^ uxuUablf at the MM I box office, L'73-*I1» Th*- khow v.ii! run Jul> 2H-30 in \rw Prcn l(S<- (il Ihe .-lu-v, Uurds »n. v\ ilsun Iftgh VhiKsl autlEUiriutti I'hll I'm urn1, Huh Hun ttihnn pla > i»r nin.dfi - 7INV TtNDtH ALL BEEF lettl[X> Jr I'frB Angela S|>flil 1110M "I 'I Ufsil.n BBQ I>owtmg. Joe /.annko and tournament v*as *Min t • PATTIES D'Occhn. and Frrd renam panicipatlliK in Ihe Wilil Ken tan nr ^iishft] up f(«r Scott Kii)oppi Ronald Davis Chris, plan-.! SPARE RIBS while the kings of I In- >',eM |IISM1;.\ Ivw-nls the fins leaders m fKJints for the Bruiman wound ajki KH!I.I: ' cl»fkrrl»..ir(l sqnan-s »<-re slarti'd 'ill »llh I'luef Hi|; ihtv started of( •1.59 hopscotch Inur bHiiors girls after two weeks Davis, third Ann>-la und Sand> I) ih-ctm. rt»K l'nnri",s l.iltlc \>»£ are Uahlie Dawson, In an enthusiast u rru*.- USOA 1'icd I-.-i ran. Slew and l»n ol ll.eir wnrnorv Winners m the ur ria merit w. ere Kjeanne Fellows and countr> race, in tht- smu'i Osmulski Kuli H»iilfiii|x> Tln-> made then ap 1 PRIME FILETS Hi^\ MHI K Jeanne Heverh Ix»il Tor the junior boys' divisuHi wmiieni wcr •• and Jr tVrv/ [K'ararue wild war and ram OF BEEF HKS Kelly I'invhng girls the leaders, are Kirstm first place, Kdd;< The alleimx.n e\eM>. ilfitict-s |>lu> urisl v. rrntlint! f-Vllows wi\s tuiirnanient Fellous Allison Zarinko Hixirequw second Kiclwr lirgan «!(!• a Ircasure hum matehes In Ihe wild wi-M hi the •3.09 a «.,,< J•»..,.-»>,. Uj.«i«tj«- Seri!"r Davis 3™J thir'V «<>«»"• l-'rvd Kcrr.iro was Ihe adlcsl run shoolini: i onlebl boys leaders are Joe Davis For t.hi> girb. (kial^ SHELL OF scaichci .nul was. rewardwt wmniTh l«i Ihe girls uere inn) riitnrk Dowling Kodrequra was first < ind \\ (.Mijit-sttij v at&o included Zarinko, .Scott Hajoppi arwi OYSTER CUTS of BtEF STEAKS hy Iwlnt! lidM'd willi hijekrts Ilatillr Dawso'i Kjearme Janssen, second. Mis^- LONDON BROIL \nAl\ jump rofH? and chess Patrick Dowling. u-hile jr o( water uiMin leaihlni! the Fallows KrUlin Fellows t . _ J . [> -LU- final clue sile andKathy () Meaia For ihe mui llam^.-llt^ v> imiri » in tilt* CLOSED SATURDAYS IN JULY & AUG. ou>."» it'auct s oi IT uwuy !:i the tetherball tnui The highlight ol Ihr a( boy;., winners wre i'atnik ; u ;T'I p r I; p C ^;; L; r P. «:" c ". ^ nament, the junior diviMn: teniiKHi was thi arrival ul howling. Bnhl>> Arellano VH ere Paige Fiander and John Horowitz I x'slu1 Fret Him an (or the champ was Michael Ken! <'lnrf Dig Dot; on Ihe Joe Zarmkn and I'aul Second was Craig Eirodiiiar: playgniuriii In act a» a jutl(!>' Annu-nt In a sh.»il oil f;nih and Joe Zarmko, Scott Ktit&on H.ijdppi and Norman Sellers The coloring contest tn I^ennie Parkin third. Stevti in the cake hake conU-st event, were pnircd off Kent, fourth In the seniu: The txiyi and ^Irls hahed placed hack lo hack and for the \H)\S The day endtti Kdison's senior division saw 38 RUSSELL PLACE with a quiet chess tour division, Eddie Rodrique/ their good? during Ihe lunch thru told to lake loin Mcp> Cindy Janseen take first PHONE 2770030 Mitment for the girls Win placed first, Ronald Daw> hreak and earned then Then lhe\ turned and fired place, Ronald Davis second, ner^ were Kjeanne Fellows ljsa Ctampa third In the second. Chris Brodmai treats lack lo Ihe held to he with lliK.es '[lie evenl lurried : and Dahlie i>, iv\son junior division Jamie third and Donnie Jansst-r; Judged The Ix-.sl lasting out to be the highlight <•! the Turnout ;it Wilson Harnhn and David Vecivo fourth entry was baked h\ S.ir«1> week Ih the end dnivlor* tying tor first huff'v. the best deeoruk-d b> John I'arroll and hebln pi;i>ground »uh timited Edison made a vcr ^ (»n ThurMias seven long In arts and crafts, Jamie impressive showing! ut thi %\ et innings of Hamtin won in the 6-7-8 year ail-playground stickhall against Tat lock playground. age group with a bead ring tournament by coming in were played In a shoe The older children us^d second Chris Brodmnn slinging contest for the girls pops tele sticks and theCraig Brodman, Mat1, [>;ihlie Hawbon, Lizzy winners were Ronald Davis Ciumpa. Mark Ciampa, Bill I >JI wMin. 1 ha nne HassltT (or hii wren house, Cindy Adams, Davtd We mo [ .aura I .ittie and Kirstin Jans&en for her recipe Lennie Parking. Lonn l-'ellows all won (X)ints The holder Lynn Janssen. note Mullen Richard Mullen arui tvoys ended the tta> v\ith a holder and I.ssa t'lampa. Chris Walsh all helped NEW GAR 1 iKK hocke> and a che< kers plant holder A wlffle ball tournament tournanient I*lace winners The n oc hoc key tour was won by the learn ol m m>c-hocke\ were Scott narnent was won by Ronald Chris and Craig Br^iman .f Hajoppi. Joe Zarinko. Da\is, Richard Davis was Eddie Kodriquez and 1'atrick Dow Img and Turn second and L.ynn Janssen, Michael Kent were .second Zannko In checkers point third Ronald Davis and hied I0AN w iiiiitTN u t*re Patrick The senior horseshoe Hopkins, third Kichunl Davis and Donnie janssen fourth NORTH JERSEY SCHOOL OF A tie for first place was awarded m the cake hakt1 DOG GROOMING event to Lynn Janssen Donnlf Janssen ( inds Janssen Michael Kenl and r r—*- SI even Kent •••—--.. ,._,-\ The foursquare (our nament was won b> Ronald STUDENT GROOMING Davis ("hns Brodman was •il second and Fred Hopkins third NOW ... for a limited time only, Montclair Savings Bank is offering SPECIAL POODLES \ SMALL $8 RPi Graduates AUTO LOAN RATES plus convenient terms. TERRIERS > , .srr *,n _ MIXED BREEDS/ LARGE $10 up Local Student New, Low Martin K Ettington of 17 SHEEP DOGS $25. 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[ .,. ,n,,i listening pleasure me lamoub Stofpci 1 BE SURE TO BRING COUPON ON OPENING DAY n ff/si Siiij Finrnl mil1 bring you the sounds ol the !)n) t.an'is .mil the Summit Stage Band will also h(' :.'H hand to (,'ntf?rtain ynu 40-Channel City Federal Savings Solid State Now Jersey s Billion Dollar F.imiiv I mane i,n Centt

Penny Party CB Transceiver \ Complete with antenna | for Children. \A/o H Keep the kiddies happy too 1 child will receive a piggy bant and One Hundred Dollar ! > chance to scoop up and keep 'he Gift Certificate j 1 1 nies from our sandbox Q. ,t>deemab!e at Summit merchants a a i S * 1 i Phone Dr.iwir.gs k> bi; hold u" Open.TO) Day1 ! I o a lap ^^ ss' s

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South Plamtield Silverton/Roxbury Roselle Rahway Pen, Pleasant Poha.congPlamfield Phillipsburg; Perth Amboy/ I'Al,!. 10 I Hit M'MWrl HI H U II I tit KM»A1 Jt H 1*. > Sounds Stretch Lead In Men's Softball Loop Itit Sounds beat Park v,a> t.aik mlo playoff City Aulo Top pulled mlo Cily Aulo addtd thief runs ToiTes was hit by a pilch second home run b> View Tavern, 5-2, on a three- contention with an '» 3 »"»third place with an lft hit, 18 in {he sn'ond irmiiig. two in and Orlando Vascjues and 1'amtxirtrUo hitler try Dwight Weaver to user Main) Alias run barrage against Medina the third, and one in the Jerrj Ocai>io singled Medina relied the game m stretch their first plate lead collected 17 luts off the Landscaping to win handily fourth to win easily l-'rolich Marco Polo came back in the bottom ol the seventh SUMMIT STEREO to four points over the idle combined pitching of John 18 4 Cits Auto opened up hhd a perfkfl (oui-loi four the next inning to take a 5-4 only U> net Marco Polo lakr with a 12 run first inning on naiiie followed b> Aulo lead on hits by John DeCaro a one run lead in the eighth Dill (onttruetion team in Patrick .nut ueorge Twill !tl the Kecreatioh Men's Atlas scored oine in the first it hits Kich Healey. Bob Top* Kich Heal«-> »i Carl Thornaion, Mike on hits by Thomason CUSTOM INSTALL. AT JON • REPAIRS Softball League lillllllg on a hll I)) LuU'Iriolo, and Hub Frolic!) all Itil-ee tuts Hivt-rii dad three Tumtiurello, Steve Sperco Twombley and Tamburello hit sa!el> followed In a (if Medina's lue lilts (ifl »l The final tie score came Park View Tavern needed InPansl a stolen base arid and a habe on balls, alorij; Bobtn Snitth home run Smith when Vasquez singled as did li will to solidif) |la [tlauilj a bust hii b> Slue with some errant Medina Gonzalez with Vabqucs poMtion Peter Horn Schroetlcr John t»Huro With one oul Joe Birolka Marco i'ulo and Medina throwing RADIOS \ TAPE DECKS scoring on rvorne daimn allowetl torn hits but thru- Knotted lilt- -..-(ire with a walked. Paul I'uiello then faced each uther lo Mt-diriii regained the lead t>as.t-running and an m vi eame in the fir&l two innuigs lead-off lio.vi. run in the singled us did Ke\tn Paul fsca|* !!»• rellai ami thi-> with a four-run oulburs! thro* with men on base bottom o( Ihf inning but and Fied Melillo Heale> arv Swick and when it scored In the Sir si Marco Polo added single Sounds 13 Peterson &mgled Matt Marucct singled So Bruce DeMiil.. nil Mngiwl irmmii mi In'-'' '»> <>rland" runt, in th»" fourth and fifth lull n score both runners in [he with men on base Alias Medina scored tv\ice in I'.H \ usque.s Ji'lij U-aslii and innings lone a borne run b> Clt> Aulo'I op il lit fceeund mrsm^ Vie Anderson scored ti\e more runs in Ide half of the inning »hen ikisiui Hun Medinu added Tamburello and took th<- Alias Refiner\ if IB and P;.t VVynn reached bu^e fourth inning mi singles [>;, Jerry eddi» IHMiiin and l.ddi'e Hui/ Miki Mediri.i Haul Iton.i Mailed Mik-- unit lilt:. IA DeC'aru Marco PoSo J With one oul Id .shU|«- HiPuriM s I,nine run <" and Paul llner.i -mgled M, ,III.,i vM.it.-d I dd,.- TK,.tnin is* ^illrn^ along followed ti\ ttuee bases on PIONEER • PANASON5C on his w a\ !o a 1 i sir ikreut halls Atlas adding the icing Pete Bourne Sparkles In Summer Track Meet ^atne uuh a shul oul &i"tn^ with three the lift-1' urn- in 1 * if > Kitt> ! (jrthci Hi (i mlo Ibe fotirfb innllig when and liu- m the sixth Tht- Summrr tr.uk ..ud CRAIG SONY Wiiiji Jump Diartc VVhnU-\ 14 111 Willie Horn smashed a lvn> mnlhg Ktrld \U-H-. st;ir1fi) Ihcir T uv. home! lor 1'itrk \ lew !o i.eddis.i! nstil lour hits in fifth st^asttfi ,;t-t WiMiimLn KKI I Irilli ( f ett in^rr l»lrij! Ibe score lo 4 .' Mia!picking n[. the win. while with 1'T 1»-\- ;in-l ^ i r I'• 220 IH'an i rt't^l.n^*-: Diet/ and s< lir oeder hlid piiTti[>atiiiM r, ,i^e jM uup 4% MAPLE St.SUMMIT was all the seoiing lor 1'ai k •HO Keari i r*-IMrlger ract^j fiuiii I fit- '••'•! \ ui () ilu?.h J uiiip three hils a >!»-• <• followed b\ I >on^ )lini[i S '*nl V 'TiN door The Sound- added a DeMam I) .ii isi Slino and lo Iht- Ivni rtulr i tsn eter Houi nc w. : 277-3500 fnlti I o!1. in the MXlh inning H;jker « ill iwti each Tht- pnigr aiii ih [ i-"' *^ th'.- •\llas Ki-lmen louuti: its IK 111! Mtack Svummil High Sihoal hack HKl i'bll \ (VlAeuSil i J > t-oaches and is spmt' Junip Peter lliniri 11. fl. mil M The mi't*-ts nrv held t-vt-r > -isii KXl Kan Krnr; lu II Utfi!;(fttia\ wit!; lUv mil< ['<' MiiU Her nitr d (M '.tKi Peler U Shea 1.' > '^211 Jamt"^ Me • ol^aii n 1 L'2U Hob Wmiujili -':> run starting things (if! ..t '• —^ M*'tl hrniani il : 44(i [>an Keeves W II p tn ii( 'latl<«k Fsetd 44c Mai! Bernard \*M •;4 !!.«• S.tf t -<>?ij^ Junt[* M«tl -Vrnalii 1 . t*ar oi;l '.'' 1 1 id'l '/ ^TOUp with linn v.iti> Kitt\ 'Uii 2nd ronlir. v,nr. ihr H«> in lh*' In ''{| «»rt- ' MasgHtt-r El y Hi- ( 220 Vita Deiin> 4U b KM) Hyb V. yrnugli 11 , 44«i Steve Mauck HO 4 4411 K<»ug ( relsm^er M ! two uiiis ir; 'ht- 12 n gr^'u;. i;uthne »7 ? Mile Vila I>erm> tl UD S Mile Scot I Smith :> » ' dlnng vv ith sU'\tj I tsi,> k wtto Long jump Jinm--- •ird 10 lAon the nulc :n *> ly / I H-ai: r Mc( ol^an 12'8'v Hid Scoi' '-""it. r; . (YcliitriEfr won thret- rwi;!;- 440 KOH Crels'inger w 4 nrusi t!i \\H- 14 i:> jirctup and I Kn, Mile Jim Nolan <> 1!. i lice, (.-> t\M» win*i in ihf r.f«-" OVER 4% ACRES EXECUTIVE Werner Crew OF NEW & USED Princ®Jon Co-Coptoin Summit Boy Sets Track Record Kobert \^e^ler of Numnni AUTOMOBILES CAR hah twrn eie caplaln ol the Prmeelori MOBILE SERVICE CENTER CLEARANCE '•et ;i iifv. sUitr ivi/ord \v, \in~ ont- ^uaiU-r n;i h mark elash for the lunrung long I nlv crMl\ \ ;ir Ml > ! i^hl INCLUDING A FULLY expound shot pul loi Ni" Thn-r other Sutnmil jump His jump measured weighl cre« for the 1SI7II iH{v (las^s during trif t'''•"•" \ ouhgMer'- rarikt*ii in !hr i^ fei't. eight ttifhes EQUIPPED BODY & PAINT AAl Jumur ulwnpu U urk uwH Chris Dcckrt eartied He earned tils setorid SHOP. RETAIL & Our "Own" Executive Owned and field mvvl Lili- 'his third plarc ptisttton in the Placing Ihn d arnorij^ varsity lelter as the stroke WHOLESALE PARTS Company Cars At FLFTCHEfl spring a! 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522-1000 1000 y«rd» from Short Htu« Mall ||| l-ACt 11 Tlth »l MMl'I tli.KALU. IHl ttMHI, Jt I \ U. Summit Pirates Capture Morris-Somerset Title The Pirates hosted ! MADISON SUMMIT In the second game of a the good host by handing the runs Jack Sha* smiled. each had two tuts (or thePirates is J&ck Shaw with a wuh a 15-1 tecura 461 batting average on 48 Mike Hud v.as the vnu Nevituti and deall it a (K) \umiay doubleheader, theRecs the win Dick Thierry moved lo third on Mkkc) Pirates defeat Hoget Hudgnifc j CAR WASH CAR WASH summit Pirates defeated pitched a beautiful game, if O'Connor's single, and In the second garnt, m hits in 104 at bats Mickey ustig pitctiei tur the Pirates O'Connor with a 340 giving him a 'i-0 rword tut pitchtxl a neat three-hitler she Brookside Bombers, 4-3, three-hitter, but, two errors scored on John Turner's which the Pirales won 4-3 aiid was in complete control 100 Springfield kit u> wrap up their seventh proved his undoing Twice single Mickey O'Connor and the title, the Pirates average Larry Ueinfohr the league The I'irates i 267 Main St., Madison with a 3.f>fi a verage arid John were ted at the plalc by of the game with only one Summit kague title in the last eight during the game Dick then scored on Larrj jumped off to a two run lead runner for Newton reaching \t-ars The Pirates won the picked off the Recs' Wills Beiniohr's double and Ilieii on walks to Jim Gross and Can with a 35? average Mike O'Connor of Seton follow Hall fame, with two hits ami second base Hick Gross had Morns-Somerset League Hall al second base andScott Lelsher hit a long Mickey 0 Cor.nur, followed the key hit for the 1'trales, a title with a 16-2 record, twice bad throws led tohome run to right held by a double steal and John Mike Held leads the pit three runs baited tn In a night game m the two run tnpie in the fourth however, one of those losses •coring, the final time In the Mickey O'Connor led '>"•Turner's tWiM'un smgle The chers with a 4 u record, imung Mlltt O'Connor two f-KlSiNT THIS COUPON FOR SOc DISCOUNT • a me in the first game of the seventh inning will) the Pirates H-hil attack with Pirates scored another run followed by Mike Doyle's 5-1 Morris County league, the I'irates handed I'arMppitsiy doubles i Dak- Eppel u VfcllB JULY 14th THROUGH AUGUST 14ft iioubleheader against winning run as the Pirates four hits in the second, however, mark and Mickey O'Connor triple i and John Carr one Brookside, 7-6 lost 21 BrookMde go! one run in the •61 Itud Kogi'l Hudgins Its lust home yume luas with i WJ Pf*n MONOft v On Sunday the Pirate*, lust a 7 3 victory Trie Piratss, double; led the Pirates with The Pirates started off the The Pirates only run came the first game, 7* with tin* fifth arid tvtu in the Mxth to 3-1 two hits apiece tie the game The l'lra!e> neM home banged out 12 hits and were week with a KHS win over in the first timing when winning Brookf-adv run led al the piate hy Jack The Pirates hosted the the Hanover Orioles at Mickey O'Connor singled coming on a disputed cuil In the lioltom o! thei-'arnt" will Nt* Satuidu) > ...... J agairii! Sparla m i Ki p in Shu» und Dale Eppel who honest team in the Morns Hanover 'Hie hitting star of stole second, and score.i on Brookside tried to pull <• bevwith with one uul, Jim hud Uuee tilts, apiece The County League, Mountain the game wa*. Jack Shaw, John Turner's single suicide .squeeze play with (itoss walked and mo\ *- Cunnoi us pitch for Ihe Pilules V. in I oui the first inning am) three Lakers with a four hit. 6-2 was the winning pitcher and with a V>-5 win over Netcong, and the tunnt'f w&.i caught walked In pilch tu John win John Turner Iwi the The Nuimhil f'ini' runs in the second inning he also aided his own cause with Bob Miller coming in in a rundown ui which the Turner On the fursl pitch s v.uh Pirates attack with two hits foil! cult n! !ne Kiiine Mike it (\innor went the with a two-run homer in the relief in the fifth inning and Pirates uppairnlh tacked Jim (.ross timk ..II Inr lluni 'ltu>> and three runs balled in j (Idialrd tUnov-T dlstBi-K'cr for the I'lrules sixth inning holding Netcong scoreless the runner ciut Thr anipm and Ihe thnm vu-n! thnjirgti 2 ut The second game proved to dliln'tseelt thai \»a> arid the the flt-lder and Jim («ns£^ (hem On Saturday afternoon the the rest of the way The 'Ph.- 1'iiiitei- tiostt'd be ;* ret) thriller iV' Pirates lost (he dispute and came- in lo scorr (he wuuimg V lha ', ii lie I'irates hosted the Ber- Pirates opened up the game Newton and dealt il ,i 9-0 extra innings, with Ihe "ardsviUe Kecs and played In the first inning with four the game Jack Shaw Juhn run ful the Illle In the leakers winning on a suc- Turn<-r and Larry IU-mtohr Morris .-agin- defeat Ho^er Mcxlgins The hatlliiji leader fur Ihe pile hed u neal Ifne^ hitter cessful suicide squeeze play and was in complete .-ontfo! to win :.4 anil give the of the game with CIEIIV one Pirates their only loss of the Its a Beautiful World! Clearwater Oufscores Crestview runner for Ne^lon reaching week John Turner und Jack ' G/een .'dirvns tfcjwt-/b sncJ frees P'Cmc tablet WE DON'T HAVE Shaw led the Pirales lulling M"cnnd tjase Hick (ira^fi had besnit- ttif race track ciubtikc lounges /esfawaM tlit- key lilt for tin- I'tnilcs attack with two hits apiece TO GO Leht Tun OuM»>. Hit h In the CJMU-UII t>a« hMrokt- and cafeteria spacious seating racey ( rt-?r.!Mt'Vv sviimmrfs TeaiM seen!" dtMt-rmsnt'O '<* 1 'ull&kJuiii and i.eoff l)a\^ took five nt tin- MX first extend iUv clubs winning « as 2 23 3 TO CAMP places Ti act Johnson had a lffiCT35p streak from last yea! IEI tht- In fre«*slyte events, UH- Elks Post Two Wins turn* tsl 21 V far Hirlh 10 & angon^NJ. Gtirden Slate.Pkwy. Ex.il 1 sea son's first dual rm-et I <> 11 o w i n g C r eh E v i e w swimtucrs took first place undw Jeanne !• fl!ovt> look Tht- Surnnul I'.iKs w«n two und tveored on t ranfc And nt- tlhc do Clearwatcr led ;»11 \hv wu\ oi thrr*- ^u tut*!' aiiu ill firf^itttr^ i'M'Mutn* _'A» Ufyjs' K and under, (Yaij; the ("iris 11 & :.' ::. -IT S OMnulfcki's sacrifice fly t hittirt-n No** so KrMn M ^htxi<'> :i: txi) '• rrtJiiiiiu'd in firi-.t plactf of 189 Hrrnndim. Hi 9 txm Kliind '['hr Klki scored um>lhf*r run U&12. had a (ma uf 4! y (hr Mutthardt Ui vision oi tht- ave them with voo this iimU-r rW! Wai* :«> 4 in the fifth when Jean ASiNG & DAILY RENTAL • urnmer loo Al topper Diane ThompMii. ,n ^irb I ti I r a ( ("j" '. y Ma st'bai i Lurkin walkrt! and scored IE broken Mai gartM CSahL'. IE rtngs (hc> Si fr>etreate d i:i& 14. had a tiv.r .if 42 (i U'-a^L"' Thf Klks itefealMl on an cr rtu Wet! fit-id had a turn* of 4:) it m the ^irb- :» 4 boys & H, Paul tin ti M:kv MiifioiH s in IxiV!'. Hahwii) > 1 anil i'i ttiif'^rcl Ihe vi-rv besl available M-orfd UiR-t- utiirt' runs in SERVICE II VI tireaststuikt* Hunlln 31 1 13414 had u tm.i- of ,M> H e*-2 and'l and took n '$ 1 Kgain tn the feixih Etu id 2 ls in f ui(! on diving jnd tennis A were taken b> (YcsU ievi 6 and undi- K •\rsiicrson in !«^ -- ! i & rie<'iM«d twhind th** two hit KHI svsnglrs \>\ I>an (iuxia I • Urmiy membership (or swimmifji The girls train anu utiui-l Hrlfiid pUchtng of Seott I -eiiiht'T l'hn> undei with a lime of TI 5 »nd Boh Cottt-reil itt J ant' Jones. Lisa K ei i :iil 1 IKI\S 1 l i 12 Suinniit jattipfd into a 2 o onlv $ tCK> give* them «stl 1J 4 14 In butterfly rwrits. the Hutttr l(*r L^-a-t nedy. Marts&a Kothkopf and Mcdilfm .H u Kir lead *n the first inning >A heri the benefits ot (amp and Missy Mullet M B jfuls H honor** were rnot v even)) Summit hctstc] Ownlord Debbie Wander had a time divided Creblv n-w f irs>l Mike Korn sitiglrd, btolt* m a battle for first ilat-r atsd dii I he redi^urantt' of of 1 ;n y The boy*,1 team uf lo IT 1.1/ WcxKS 1 places went to the (otlowtn^ setond and third l>ase, ano won a tough f> 2 hams a^ti Y<>I_' Jeff BunUii. i"'au\ Vcidc-in-i 1 ••^ un [Hers I ,iirr% SiJiiisfKin cami' homt ;is the rutr'iiT's Summit jumped Kobt-rl Loan and Bob Fiooro ,han ! (K> K p 'ran IK'\S Hi and uniH't I'.t 7 throw was iiol handled J had a liiru- ol 1 15 9 In br ras(str >:ir Is i;i&!4. I l/t*;*,her und Kevin Phflan two runs in tht fir*I us Mike The girls' medley t ela> f o I! u i n £ il r w a l satts SERVICE p'rnm soor ;U 7 and \>o\ s \ ifi, M Mikr hit back t-*--itck doubles in Tar af,huk scored on Torn v*»as ttiso taken h> ( rt*M atni- in Mahu!H'v "M> H ' Jear^^ileE give tht Klks their second 522 1000 copper springs Katie ( otterell ^ ground b^ll view ArU'iit* LuU-roif Jill id uiicltT l(*ads went to Hr I^HI (1iil>h> . run Kahway scoreTO TENNIS CLUB fallaghan 21 :i ^ui-- li (. which was booted b\ the K»'rnardini, Barbara Si h Hirl.s 10 it under Itt :\ run HI the sixth timing aiu-t 12. Margaret Clahtn third hasenian Scwlt wunhausser and 1 Mam- Margarri Oahtr. ^uls n \ two ut'ie out Suiniiiit added Sue of the new Racquet Center 11 & 12. f.ru- Mullel lusher then doubled to Thompson had a turn- o! 4;> 2 \2 4!) H and Chi r Mr>t v if w Cie.stview swimmers took in the second when Frank relay The time of Prank had singled and moved tu swinunwh in bi tioth uiiofficiii I jTicdley Osrnutsk) and Dan (imda ast.sirokc second on an error were buvs 10 & undft rela\^ The ^irh lime was reached on errors and 1 3\11? ami the '-v. nntner> The Klkb traveled to scored on Tarashuk'h base Dave CioiiS, 11 '.) \H)\* Li & • UCCKSCD* msu«eo i 14, Paul Hunlm. 38 y v-^ert' Karen Bui <• l)t*bbie Westfield and v» ere hit Summit's final run \K aytu-t Triitrx .1 nhnsiii! defeated Westfield scored came in the third when Dan Bathroom, Kitchen. Ret Room, Alterations and Komi* Waim>'i'ker '11K* one run tn tht' hrst on two (iuidii drove in John Mer- Hot Wdtc. '.Setters ojH'n to nil utjes. hist piact* 1 (K»VH team of Fred Wai/ bast hits and llu-n trp**ne*i chant with a single (Van for gsris was taken b> Kdfl)> their lead to 4-0 with three Hudson of Clear water. (>ave (Moss, Jeff Huntin and ford finally got on the Spectalists in Steam end Hot Water Heat trig TOYOTA I more runs tn the second with scorehoiird in the seventii Commercial ana industrial vyurk of 1 285 the aid of two walks and two inmng was taken by ("learwaler s Summit t*rrorti Sewer Connections Rich Catlaghan. 1 II 0 Clears i'iler $\th tw>k the Hob Colterell held The KIks put a run on ihe I ranford lo ihre** Snth in A new unofficial event has freest vie i ela \ Dormu — CALL can sure hcoretxjard in thr fourth recording lu^ fourth win of been added lo the dual Lane Nisssv MulMt. Kath> when Scot I Ijt'isher doubled the season un ihe mound for 464-1810 meets, backstroke for the B KedstHi und Liz Woodard took third on a \uid pitrh Summit and under group Mei i^sa had a time of J 14 9 First your gas place for buy?, went to Rider of Clearwatt-f vui.s first for the girls with a lime < Yesl view ^ team of Mike of 27 It Craig liernadini of Mahoney. (ierrv '•!!!!land pains Crest view canic in fust Inr Jcshn Ciilhlafid at id Marly ihe hoy:i uilh a time of 2H ,i !•"(!>•. with a time of '1 Uf> t

\t, the pin and (or holes in Miles Per Unico Golf one The entry iee of SI in- Ballon cludes two rounds of gol!. Give Mom Hwy. For Youth one golf Lull! and lunch The '£. tournament ts sponsored by On July 25 members of Summit Unico National, which is headed The fourth annual Summit by Paul Ippohtu, president A I'NICO golf championship Tournament applications NEW 1977 for boys 12 15 years uf age should be filed with Richard TOYOTA COROLLA will be staged Monday. July A Micone. golf chum NO. 1401, •cylinder, <->pee4 tram., raclinlng hi 25. from H a ni to 12 noon ul pionship chairman, 382 back buckest seats, power culst the Summit Municipal (ioif Springfield Ave , Summit, Break brakes, styled steel wheels, tranilstoriieti ignl- Course, River Ko;td and It! or Harry Sleekman, 172 tlon, vinyl interior, manual steering, windshield Woodland Ave . Summit wiper-washer controls, all standard. Cist I1W 7) 24 Now in Stock Participation is limited to ALL PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT AND 2923 boys residing m Murra > c?SSP; EXCLUDE SALES TAX AND LlCEHS Hill, New Providence Named Fellow IN9 COSTS, M Summit. Berkeley Heights Chatham Boro, Chatham W Rohert Powers ol SUMMER-TIME Township, Passaic Town Murra> Hill, superintend™: ship, Warren Township. ol the Bureau of Fire Warren or Springfield Pre\ enlion .md Public Trophies will be awarded Relation:* for Tht? New York SUPPER to the top player in each of Board of Kin1 I rid

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The Summit Volunteer i'urran, Kev John in its I5lh year, the squad of 1965 Hie building «s for special eveuli A duly i srii Aid Squad celebrated McGovenv, and six his responded to over U.OUO formally dedicated arid a crew coven* local utiaITS this spring its 15th an- surrounding community (•alls, few months later a new and such as Fourth i>( July, fifcld niversary, honoring six first bid squads. In 1963 plans to obtain second ambulance was day&; Jotilbiiil gfeme^ hor&e mcmberf! for their Early in £962 the Summit property for headquarters u.sLiiSe'J bhows and graduation drdic&uun since the ajuad Volunteer First Aid Squad were initialed and (utids In is»b8. the original w as initialed in 1962 The six was formally instituted were lorthcoming from ambulance *a!> replaced an- Nancy Booth, Nat Lima, alter approximately IO many businesses srid ser- \* ilh Uiut year s mouel In (."rais Kirbl md cirt giver* al Jack Cooper, Jmi Burnt., month* ot intensive vice organizations In the 1975, a thud ambulance wab Joan Dorl and Dorlo Dorl o r g a n u a 11 o n it 1 study curly part oi i»M tile squad purchasetl, a GMC modular squad ntemfjw-s «ho aft- carrried on by the Junior accepted the offer of Council truck tiEEibultitice quithf iirti A slit1 r Ka!i Ht'd Present to help celebrate 1 *iTf Mayor Lehr and league of Summit, fur use (if city property on The Summit I 'list Aid OrUiis Uibli UCS'.-TS, TbeMr (omitum Council mmttu Overlook Hospital, Cammon the .Summit avenue ex Nquisd now It&th 70 members cour bt-s ar c ^i\ t n tor •~*,f, • *4i. bt-rv Summit police CounriS tiEkd the s^uad'b leriMon and by Uie end d ^iih tfie tiiree ambulances anynne uni-it-sU'd t*ul department. Summit tire organizational commutee that year had moved in in service at all tunes An depar tment, Overlook The squad became before the building was undui) crew is available 24 ucqmring new ttifinberts lor Mi-dit 1 and emergency operational in July of 1962, cum pie leu Soccadato 4 fiuu.'^. fi dii> seven days a I hi' S? art' hh.u a \ &\\a ttjc Squad Member I,ovt*y m a garage belonging the Kuhn and Drake, the ar Special lrauui.|i is a must I I ucksess Freeholder late Mike Kormirhella cliilecls Much of the la bur Sunmul rebtdents aiv k>i ati rneiribrf1- Tt» quality K v ^ L- in anc S w> u u t During sth hrsl six months. ami equipment vtiib donated aware lhat this service is for Iht squat! & pi-i&^n lEiUb! \s*ernbl> woman Barbara 22:Uali& Mt'iv handled Now or supplied a I COM [n A pr ii uvinUbie to them not only I1 cat coinplt- u* « !? landard locally t>ut. should the need { IF ssl aid i1 our >,v Unce utiic the First Aid Squad •VMI! ! t ttrtvpoft out of town or >ul of sUttt patients as> weU must be f imp!vied wishtii Such suites as> Maine, Ohio iUv pt-nod ijf U\it \ t-.atb Youth Soccer Ends umi Virginia have been including ad\ ^nci-d lir^t aid, ehiidl.m i'i dfit'iiMve In i Kt-Mi^.'iUtlain fl Ke\ John McGovcrn of and exiru at.-^n Ughs Season with Gains M Teresa s* Church One ft ic* ut" M ii ir> ti i fin btTi* luiuur ntembei is asslgrRHi tiu\ t iruiiiMiji it. KM'! UJ each dut> crew, totaling - ttiu'im-iu > Mi-ilu-ai The Summit Youth Soccer SYSA at the Chatham At the end of the spring 10 active junior members i'echatciun • an Hi luxir Association (SYSAi has International Tournament season Summit boys who Kiu:h abMbla in all aspects o( fuurhi' aisd Mtn.i- huw guiu- completed its first full year inio spring tn compete with received re-cognition Iruni lii^i at:! cx.cepi emeryerx-s rtie utiHurms have changed but the vtgU&nl, dedicated and. in return, hut, answered Uhou&andu uf rescue of both fall and sprint? teams lrom other states and their coaches for out ^ nih, or sport i-irw 'Mif te •iip't Us bu-eptton 'n Ju!> . ll*fc!f. the Summit \oEunteer pansion from two to tax The SYSA s MX teams smanthip include T"rr ^ u M Sid S(|iiud has ex hi leu with cornrnuniii fc»;pps.wt teams Participating were entered in four MNJYSA Kvery Jen Wu^genbach some 100 boys, ages 10 to 18 divisions are classified l)> Paul C.reen An!or The high point of the age Division I includes 16 Peter Kogerb. Will Uersen season was the selection of 18-year-oltls. Division II, 14 Matt Felix Mike Clancy the Summit Spurs team to 15 year olds. Division 111, II Bub Kmken Scott represent their ago division 13 year olds and Division IV Chisholm. Peter Bradford of the Mid-New Jersey 10 11 year olds Within each Tim Digradl. Wally Nilben Youth Soccer Association division, a team competes Peter Bekaert and Mark 1MNJYSA1 in the State either at the premier Felix Tournament of Champions i more skill™) i level or the Boys m 4th to Bill grade held in Ocean County this national level interested in soccer, should .inn? The Spurs had a Summit teams finished watch for announcements ol record of 7-0 the season of 45 total games the fall soccer program of Also, a team of 13 and 14 with a league record of 23 the Board of Recreation vear-oids represented the wins. 17 losses and five ties The SYSA expects to par tlctpatc in the program Summit Jr. All-Stars' Radeon's Win Tourney Games HOME DECORATORS grounders to the infield to MMhin The Summit Jr Baseball MS mw M League's American Division retire the side Eric picked All Stars got back on the up a save miW »0pn Dn tl ! winning track last week bv Summit's offense was led CURTAINS taking both scheduled by Brad Miller and Brad BEDSPREADS games The Summit Stars Vsnce, who both had perfect defeated the New games, going 3-for-3. One of Providence Ail-Stars. 10-4, Miller's hits was a home run and then took Chatham over the right field fence Boro, 5-*i Sittnuuut pitching Psu! Tsrashuk. Tim Ken- and aggressive hitting led nedy and Eric Kurschus •ATHMXJHWIti the way for Summit also hit well for Summit •uuttns • gunts Against New Providence. The Summit American TOWtlS • 1MUUMH1 Eric Kurschus gave up only All-Stars are now 4-2 in BED LINENS • WSJ two hits and got credit for prin »wt wit SIFT wxroqiiL the win by pUchlng four plalayy strong innings Steve Huack pitched the last two innings, allowed no hits and struck out two batters Summit led 2-0 at the end I TWIN BROOKS KEKHEl CLUB 2 of two innings, and then broke the game wide open in 5 30iti Annual Ml Breed the fourth inning when 22 batters came to the plate and 17 runs were scored Starring on offense for ; Summit were Tim Kennedy, DOG who went 3-for-5, and Eric Kurschus and Richard Hess, who each hit safely twice in m four trips to the plate Tim SHOW m Kennedy and Richard Hess m each homered once for SUNDAY. JULV 1?, 1977 Summit Summits All Stars went 9:00 A.M. - 500 P.M. on to defeat Chatham Boro in an exciting game Tim Kennedy pitched and got m Location credit for the win In the five full innings he worked. Tim SI fRANCiS HtAtlH RiSOHl 1APM gave up only two hits and struck out four Eric Kur Dio.riH NJ schus came on in the sixth inning, and with two runners I oi In1umdi.tr. C-i: iHHi 889 60J6 on and no outs, forced three straight batters to hit Judy DeAngelis Former Boro Insurance In Concert Man Promoted Corner Robert J Hennessey of Dallas, formerly of New By RALPH LKK Providence, has been promoted to Dallas Spencer M. Maben, Inc. assistant district sales manager for the Congoleum Corporation resilient flooring division CRIB SAFETY It in rtttimaled the! some rllmbinf) out of lh«-lr rrlli. So 200 infantH (Jk1 each year and buy <>•)<• uilli as largr a Take A Break anolher 40,000 arc Injured fn dUlancr hilwi-cn the top of by Al Stone accidents involving cribs. If the rail and (ID- mBllrrfts nup- MURRAY HILL SQUARE you are buying a new orib, port. Check ihe crib's metal here are *ome things to look pUrl« «nd edges of crib frame •••••• Presents for: Buy a crib with as for sharp or rough edges, narrow A space sa possible Buy bumper pads and make An- ANDREW WILK / ARTHUR.RICE Production - between the slat». Be sure Hurv they run around the <«n- that the mattresa you buy fttn \\rt- Crih and that tie or snap Sign on o»ic» Dulled the crib very snugly. This |n place, tvumin To ro'B.vt IC*" will prevent baby from ( wedging Us head between the [hi* infi*rnuiiiim \w* n Itic aid dayt '( > tij»co*cri, fit wai matlresfl and crib. If you can l>*.., 39 crib, the mattress In too H<-<-chuo<»l Kd.. Summit, Mi 11-I I <.Jl'J'A/\\ Mt BOX OtPi The Muni Clubs' ftmall. Buy a crib with a latch Phom-: 27'M'MM). V,,ur .. .Ill S. MMM or lock for the drop side that uut-Ktop OHMWIT to rum- ran't be easily tripped by plctr in<>iir;iM(-c prntt>r- baby. Most accldenln occur lion. when infants fall when THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW WOVIDENCE, BERK-ELEY KtlUHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM PRESS.TMliRSOAY, ILL* 14, Iftl

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8 Offices to Servs >ou # RICHARDC.FISCHER,inc PRINCETON MILL * bedroom split level with fireplace in living RWLTORS ^ 4649500 # room and carpeted throuehout Paneled family room opens onto Call lor appointment lo &ee patio and l Cipftt&only High SO's. 444 11J7 464-0475 CENTURY 21 PETRONE AGENCY REALTOR EVES 464*094 ^j^ BROWN | REAUESTATE FOR SAuT] ARTIST'S and house l?*t\*. N V 21 21 21 2121 21 21 21 21 21 21 2121 21 21 21 iht, living room, trea growing through ikv light, country kitchen wilt) fireplace. BERKELEY HEIGHTS CHATHAM BOROUGH working pool end cabana housa 3 UPPER WASHINOTON acres secluded, sej.Ouo. \ hour from NYC Weekend*. 10I-T29.S013. SHOWCASE HOM6 lonlel, custom built, six i«iv* clutive locstloi*.. tit* on • Ig rooms, two baths, two tavatorles, lllulfv landKtped 101. fealurci nine closets, central air condition- rmi . a'j batnt. living rm., al dining rm . kilchtn,laundry ing, in.rsg, tirmi no agents i vMcetitlorially Ig . luaurloul phone Ma-3st7, evenings, between Weichert ight p.m. ; story within walking distance ol RESTORED town, trains, and schools. 3 bed- CARRIAGE HOUSE THIRTEEN YtAR OLD < bed- rooms, fireplace, permanent sid- Realtors room cape cod. 2 full baths, living ing. High ISO's. 44MM5 or 54) WITH 17 ACRES room, dining room, eat-ln kitchen, 7*11 imagine living In • completely charming r«ftored lull basament, attached garaga, Carriage Home with 17 acm ol woofli and Heidi, in central air, carpeting throughout. Two lemily house, s rooms and Maytrsvllla, within mlnuin otihoimlng, A.T.kT.. train 4 BR SPLIT LEVEL Excellent condition. Many extras. bath »ach apt. separate electric, to New York city. ttnnU and golt. It hai in own In- WE'RE MOVING TO A NEW HOME Walk to schools, stores, train. convenient area, (71,S0O. ground pool, a larga braesv porch, lots ot charm and $95,900 Principals only Low S7O'S. alS- GREOORY CLARK, Realtor character that will surprise and excite your whole Come join our success team! T0». temlly IIH.000. 3771400 Our nsw Summit facility provides tn attrac- I CHATHAM TOWNSHIP I tive spacious office with expansive parking CONDOMINIUM - Tri-fevel. a RECIPE FOR A facilities. We seek enthusiastic, active bedrooms plus den. tx^ baths, FAMILY WITH CHILDREN garage, AC, ell appliances, WW members of the local community lo become * • • A'RALTV CO. CHATHAM carpeting. Its.Oao. By owner. 377- T«ke I neighborhood with Ion ol children from toaduri involved In a professional real estate service 4» n.KMTtlLBf*HMtLIT HT1, TOWNSHIP thru tetnagtri. Mi% thoroughly with excellent ichools organization. Meet opportunity head-on with m*. with imall claisei, a pretty municipal iwlmmlnglce 464-3355 4 bedroom canter hall Colonial 9 BEDROOM COLONIAL. Oil HOban Weichert Co. Realtors comprehensive educa- Avc. ,89.000. 177*401 or .17-4411 skating laka, a town Youth Canttr, e(ty accats to shop- REALTOR EVES:«M-«J«4 . , .executive are*. Tastefully ping and reliable transportation to New York. Then add tional programs, mobile radio communica- decorated, r»ady to move In. ntghti. a lovely landscaped lot. an Immaculata home with tions, corporate relocation, referral ser/lces ,-»••*- Family room with corntr fire- study, aat-ln kitchen, lots o) storage and excellent and 10 strategically located offices In fins place plui den, landtcapftti Stirling location. Then (how It to tht family lor a nappy SECLUDED "» acre. Canter hall half acre with BelQlsn block outcome. Price Is »JJ,»00. communities Make the move with us, now Colonial Cap*. J LAROC Bffs, 2 driveway, 3 car garage with STORE SUMMIT OFFICE batht, LR.fireDlace, dining room, rear entry, Central air condi- pamltd library and playroom, tioning, rear deck. Laundry Call lor confidential Interview. 474 Morris Avo., Summit screened porch, sundick, patio. room on main level. $1)3,900. Oil!. [•JXPKHIKNCRMARKSTHK Ask lor Jim Weichert • 635-3007. School bin to all schools, walk to 2OM37.78SO weekdays 30' 4)S- Ball. 1(3,100. 4i«.311>. 1841 weehendi. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DISPATCH, TflK CHATHAM PitfcSS I HI RMUY, Jl'I.V 14. J977 HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE | REAL ESTATE FOR SALT] HELP WANTED J[ FOR SALE FOR SALE Garage Salt ADVERTISINGSALESM-F Jt FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Jvly PART TIME POSITION AVAILABLE IK *DVt» IIS is it t am Sum. Ill Van Hmten • NO DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS. Ave.. Cnetham Tewnshia. PEACHES YOU WILL BE TRAINCQ TO CALL ON LOCAL *Ut INtiiES TO HELP COORDINATE THEIR AOVKR- SYRACUSt China with «reen SWEETCORN TISINO PROORAM1. CAR NEC1SSANY. FOR FUR Hand, Editen cyllnUer phone fBBSM SWEET CORN PICKED DAILY. NtW CHOC THER INFORMATION CALL MR PIEMONTE AT frapti with morning glory norn PEACHES AMD APPLES. FRIfH IWEitT CsDtR. OPEN HOUSE SUMMIT HERALD, »]- and 4 cylinder recerdi. Antique HOMfS$TYLt f*OIT PIES. HICKORY SMOKED NEWVEANOH-HARDIKGTWP. commode, several entie.ua dlsJies HAMS AND tt*COK PUBe HOHBY AND (AAPLE and glass, very aid blue barber SUNDAY, JULY 17,2-5 p.m. MT. KEMbLE LAKE • STAftTf R «f ftSTtftEMENT SYRUP 1869 Long Hill Rd,, MIHingtoh tittit »»m ftl # hfltuu, .n*«cttt»irt »r#a with $w.mmifts< GAL FRIDAY buttle, I uli and milchlns chair • boattftf, fisfiinf ft&edeO praptrry, ievet, w-privttcy stive and gold cut velvet. I rstt. WIGHTMAN'S FARMS $57,500 L«, cat-tn kfteh*n, 2 »Ri, iMtti • «xp*nd.tM* hotmy lonftbl*. ftertwft»i«» and intet TYPIST in*. I.I olive green. Ktlgien ducti fc ttftctrtctfy in - with ro*m (or t ttfts & battt en it «itt>y»«h to carry oui fc^iflr. Oriental, I mahogany credenia. Htwi* W, i mile* *oyth of Mor mto-wn RANCH 2n0 floor. One car flkreot Low u**i NfWLY UtTSD mertH en awn Initiative. Primary Your Type Of art o«c«, t bullet Monde, I «S0ft6 duty te title broker locate iultabt« mahogany table, lamas and ettwr o »• In-ground pool with tilde preperlit* lor anxiotjt buyeri in Position! household items, laiurday >»>**• "!a swimmta*. tithing, tH»titi«. Charming brick ft tramt fekperiente fhti may be tuit daily B am i6 p m U% a Sun * as CHCVV tmp*t*, Vi, auto radio, healer, humidifier, mirror, MORTGAGES AVAiLA»t.l= WITH S PCT OR Id PCT Celtwoid c«ttan* with 4 bedroom* in imntacvlatt comti Avf., Summit your typfi ol po»itioft W# offer « m * p.m m*tic, 1*4- clean, new fitttery. linens, photographic enlarge'. •» DOWN TO OUALIFI ED BUYERS tion, Coiy LR w-cathtdral c«Hlns, Iwnnti, pint fir* an attractive salary, txctXifeni ttres and itarter; * real bargain tension ladder, cable lor towliw, fitactj DR evcritraktns lakt; *ant«tlc nawar gourmet beneftts, and a very pleasant at H25 or best »«»r C*» «s-«iie lawn equipment. 1 speed Raleigh DAtHE tre«ier. (I.Biry k.ftbcrtw abt fKarcoal grMts, ffbmeU ocisfe D«ii«ht- BANKING wattting atmotpner* If yoy bt-Iwtt.i fa>IU.M OR S»'unJ*r nik«, urlc-ifcrit. »W, H*hn r«el ptwftr mower, tut piamt friay room opentny onto t*fr*ce. Very tow qualify and art tnt*t*.a*«! t« 647-2000 BANK ON TOUR SKILLS. . rwfl, twin t>«d Call wHet * »w Fittiwif JUST LISTED tnf&e working with a leader, pie*** CHEVROLE T C FtMtlOr . . .#* SETCO, one ol New Jer fill Pertonft*! pepartmcRt et BEAUTIFUL BUYS AT ay .IT* J«» IMMACUtATS 19 room two story C6I**, barrel ^t.OOD. panelled d*n and hug* modern cat-in country kitchen, J fber cooker, much more iliO. YA«DS pl* bedrooms on second tteor Tim %i\n\ Juif intact *t TYPIST . & Set . July i&. U )ool o^crlooki a half acre b**t ftSTSQUE T001 SALE Mull have vxpenefuv Full MILLINOTON poml which is $reat (or funinfi, oaatinii and ice skating. Over f7S lietfiiol woodwork ing time t*toiM»ni(.efcii(*ce jt The 3 box %UU barn adtoint an equitation ring Tfntrt ifeiiifci, i«im imptemvnH and CARRIAGE HOUSE «r* many othtr amcnitiek to mtntton A truly fine offer CURK HPIST primitivtri Ptftnci, ttvtH. braces dnci J.hvtiield !»t«f, DAT SUN I iOSi Recent tcplno aitd dmtApftufte SALT BOX #K«I t mcf ngnittored bi oittl K S HE SALE i-MOH BARONIJkt ESTATE on II «cr«» ovurloukma Stive, eupfcfiKnc* reqvirvs *ar this i.«i. aw-**". : :ncl boring ftSVILLlS RD MEYEH CIRCA 1852 1923 L*Ke. it wowlb»4 pin* waits ind OLCJ'-MOtilL t, f?T) Typtng essential Sat , Ju»- }t ?stn tfi i pm fireplace, sunken library with knotty Dint watts and I Musical Instruments 1 Salon air. full powtr tQEAL FOR HORSES the * bo> ilfttl barn, » acres ol n Cornmtrte St , Chatham r bookshelves. Muiic roam- i*r-g* country roWrtrn hit windows & door* AM extensive paiTures, paddockit and riding rings tomple (oft W«tchung Ave ) chan with walnut stained cabinets *irf fcilth*n*.d r&ot Mint cctiiL.it;o:t mtfti fhit attractive f room center ftitf Colonial A tew ary and good beneti WANTED STEIHWAY, KNABfc dishwasher, 4 t»dr&om&. 3 battu, 2 car ffsrag tter Child Care owner 2Si e;&i o( the tistyre* are a n K U levlnft room with (irepiace, a pleasant working etm WASON & HAMLtW Oft ether ouoO well with root cellar. iiBiT>t i>tenoi Toft prices p*id V«K *>ftg»nl n a ID formal tfinins room wilt* (irtpUc*; d*n Bher«. Fsr fin sppstRimec SAGE OVERSTOCKED »l,u tvne and ltr*iCf ptanoi Ut plot family reem < family b»dr*»««"•* c«-. Atio, M Used Cars Wanted I 21 wet bar. den w fireptaee, dining room w fireplace, much Brie-* t»rsc BABY GRAND PIAMO, Stek, 4 hill Master Bedroom w-firvplatt, * oth«r Bedroom* of LAWNS cut. paintirig, wmdew WPsf-OHtST AVE ,0", F.n* condltidii. Owned by which 3 have fireplaces Excellent ottering at (3*MK» odiS (obi, «U E*p«rt«f.ced, d Mon Fri . 10 30 3 3S prefesslonal muiician $»60 <>rm pena*bit cotlcgt atudenl fi S»t 10 * m IJ ftfriifi We aivo have a few prime building uiet in tht lieari of and New Veroan, Harding Township 4 ASM WOOD AVE MAG CARD 11 Man Pn , U )5 3 10 BEDMINS1ER WOMAN 5tEK5 DAYS WORK, Sal , '0a m !J noon OPERATORS every other Thursday Ht,»cfc*i SUMMIT SUP£RB WORKING FARM th« atfrcctive >4 room WAHRDFOBUY main hou^e h*4 4 ftr«piacet, wide pine tloort in living immediate poiitijms »vaii«i,ti> THOMAS OBOAN Lawrence roam, dining room and den, indoor hen ted pool wifh for Kidivitfy*!* with itrofig Welk mote! with &tno box, ffie* BOOKS Qood books purctsdiea ENGLISH TUBOR Bermuda tray ceiling, S bedrooms, 4 balht 4 room bachgrountf in oiwrating Ma« RETIRED WOMAN »¥»tia&le t»% ter style Excellent con»3il.on Chatham Booiuelter, 6 Green VM apartment with fireplace and I room superintendent's a companion S days a weti 1185D C»ti Vt-nii after S;IO PM Authentic Tudor constructed by one of Summit'* most Card H Will pro8r*m irtd t*se «d Madison. S2M3«> houM also included There Is a hone barn, th*«p barn, Pieate csll S?J (M4S after 7pm prestigious builders, Thick slats roof in patttl hues record torretpondence. re machine in iiir«iu* p VOU'll lOVK MV MF taper,rut*. Oooa Enflhih Grands • Contoie. spinets with an n9w, ftaturlira wood and glass cabinetry, g«s acre tot- Large LR wfP, DR. modvrn kitchen, pantry DiSE. My prices arc great. Some SUMMIT LADY will buy house »kiilsa mutt New Satdwifl P)«n« $945 09 and electric cooking areas • top of thp tine appliances. wet b*r, targe family room, 4 Bfi *nd 3 b,iths. Sm»M Antiques antiqu**. tt Floral St, Chfttttam held iurmshtttgs, Onrnisl rug%. FUII finished tusemeni. Separate > car garage. ?:z: zr.i poci hou»e. Atkins S1 J?,«Ki. Township Uff t*tayen«), Fri.. antiques, paintms*. silver, china in addition to it> beauty, superior construction am) W« offer 9O0t t*tsry July U Stain Date July I* Beautitirf finish tndbtnef.H. 10 ye»r auarantw andjftwetry Telephene VI-U« fMATUAM GAlL£t»l£S 34. Bench i> delivery fre« borttood - walking alliance to town" and schools. For W»tcliun» Ave., ttithim. Hi FRIDAY. July II, Saturday, July u, LIONEL, American Flyer, fvei tale By owner. »!«'«. IfJ-llii E.GEOFFftOYWAROJULTOR For prompt c s AM 4PM *s Parrctt Mill R Landvc&t, mtaroom Employment Center ol The bonk% recorfli and many oIS*r Uja E Jersey SI . ANTIQUES, old coins, old guns UNION Ph*rm«ceulic#U Divition Bicycles Elisabeth, N.J (201)377 Ui* oi CIBA GEIGY Corporation and lumber -JjRENTALS I lit Morrit Ave- Summ.i, ANTIQUES RESTORED FfNE CONDITION S room c OUTDOOR SALE weather NJ. W**rc antquJl MAN'S lOtpeed i7' Haleish M.J- M*rmiant,t3i-7»?S New bath, kiUhtn giis turni4te and * ff permitting July IS and t 13 toot. Near center and Parkway. Oftpoftunlty employe-' ml Gran PrlK Originally SIS} Ask Motoicycle am 4 p m Desks, t Wt.tH 37* 7»M. ing 1100. Csll 4*4>7 chairs, t3i4-«». grow Build your .vtifre. The PET CARE Pets and adding machine skills. 1:30- NORTH SIDE Sum mil Colonial, ART — oecaiowora ihop, eiicetient SHAKL6E epportwrtily has II all itaving h&me weeken CONVENIENT location, comfor unfurnished MOO per moaffi. «r location, «tf*bi> *••*. "5 kittftsr* e«t**p Cfiir.B. G.SSS- DollsJa^y ed. Downtown Summit. Minimum NIGHT TIME table. 6 chairs, buffet, china cab Oood coftdilion USO. 4*M 37BS rugs, Paifllirtgs, etc g] 2 story, 15S0 W. ft. «Mf tpace, BUILDING SUPERVISOR COLLECTION SPRINGFIELD-Ottntleman Pri- SUMMIT Unturnishtd 3 b»droom inei and server. Excellent condi- each floor. Rftply with name, Some clerical skills needed. Ber 377-J.38or 377-7OS4 vate bath, air conditioning, re- house, full DaMinePi, e ttving room set. 44* 38S? nlehts. Member of Appraisers Assoc. of oi August. Wish te rent furnished forming and heat sealing have at least one year's exper- tiouie or Apartment. 1300 to WOO depth interview and genuine b*i*een s* p.m. America a Antique Appraisal RENTAL SERVICES m«KMne». Encellerrt working con- ience in collections, and fhor Will consider 3 weeks or half month concern for your needs. Call 194* CHEW Nova, economy i. Aisoc. of America. 992-8504 rental Call 832-HS5. for an appointment: .73-1015. dition! In modern plant Com- ough knowifdoe of ittm billi.19 MAPLE 81)PPET with hulchUSO; 3 automatic. MB & MS, good tirsv plete benefit program. procedures. Neat handwriting extra rimi. Call liuni stso ladder back chairs with rush soats ORIENTAL RUGS, any CQFtg! hutch, 4 poster beds, BOOKS FOR SALE thousands Unfurnished Apartment I 464-5187 chest on chest, mirrors, porch tion. Coppertone. 373-5574. ISO0 4M 1S»7. with Mulll and Itek experience. of good old book bargains plus Wanted I Call Mrs. DeLes, Ui-llii. furniture, redwood table with um- I brella, Victorian washitand, Criven 1»71 PLYMOUTH Waaon PO. PS. first editions, autographed, SUMMIT . Olflre Space Com. Air, good conaltion. «7S 4M-!2« limited and rare collectors' 3, JVi OR 4 ROOM apartment In pletely lurnished A carpeted pri- paintingi, Wedgewood, Lenox, RS. private home. H-HW, Summit PART TIME General office work. I Miscellaneous I Items. vate office. Pull time reception- Van Briggle, col glass, sterling, location ne*r train. 4U-2893 eves Tentative hours 12 > S:30 MF. Heitey punchbowl, owl collection, "THE STABLE" 1st. Personal telephone; answerlna weekends. Oil Mri. OeLeo. 9O4-77M. circular and |ig %»w%, hand tools, m> CORVAIR Oood condition. 1 »9 Summit Ave.. Summit Conlerence room for yeyr meet. INSURANCE com poster, generator, much more door hardtop, 4 speed stick. Newly II-4 P.M Wed turn Sat Ing. BANK STREET PROFES- aSDeForest Avenue Tuesday, 19th thru Thursday, 2Ut, SWIM POOL distributor has left painted. Call alter«i 10- 177-uis. Knowledge ol all phases ol Insur- House Unfurnished SIONAL CENTER. CALL 373O355 Summit, Nj. 10-4. Lake Trait West, Mt. Kembte over I97o pools. Full price SM» in. fince. Excellent opportunity for JOHN HANCOCK Equat Opportunity Employer Lake- (Route 262 south trom eludes 31 ft. pool, tiller, deck, and SUMMER FUN L right person In expanding agency M-F Morristown to Bsileyi Milt Road, fence. Completely installed. CBII CRANFORO, unf«rniih«d duplex The Shepard-Dumper Agency, MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE SPACE i=OI) RENT, JS20 Iclt an Lake Trail West., NO PRIOH Ted, ni-ns-Mis. DRIVE l convertible. -71 Mus- SERVICES townhouie. Convenient to com- Short Hills. 379.1770. 5AI.E. mel. mulB, shopping, recreation, 3 bed- sq. It. u.io »q- ft. Btus your own SPRINGFIELD, N.J. AUTO PARTS tang, fully equipped, new tires, room*, wall to w*M, central air, utilities. 7 offices, pluih conlerance MACHINIST ORIENTAL RUGS, authentic highway mileage, U.IOO or best ''formal dining room, modern kit- room, clerical area, stock room, Announces career opportunity In Automotive parts wholesaler desires RAIN OR SHINE- Fri., Sat., Sun.. Bokara, Kerman, Tabril, Kashan olfer. 1710171. Carpentry lunch room, several lavatories, chen. Telephone, office kwrs 372- sales and sales management. 4- machinist to operate automotive 15, t*. )7,10t04. Antiques, furniture, Many sites. Private. Very rea- _ #. oihs carpeted, paneled, central air, machine shop with excellent 9444. 54,-7283evening*. year Financing and training pro- glsisware, rugs, linen and plants. sonable. 517-4540 eves. 1V70 FORD XL, PS, PB. Air. Oood ample parking, 2 btocks from HAIRDRESSER tential* on a prophet sharing 22] Htlijide Ave., Chatham. CARPENTRY • Additions, Alter- gram. Monthly salary up to SLOW sis. Here is an opffortunity for an condition. J3I-W2. railroad. Will subdivide. The Full time, experienced In pre- S ations, repairs. No work too BERKELEY HEIGHTS: S Richland Co.. Realtors 37J.7O1I). + commission. Complete training experienced, ambitious person to cision cutting - with some follow- l»73 QLDS Delta II, 4 door hard, small. Oood work af reasonable bedroom*, unfurnished. Occupancy in Life. Casualty, Pension, Mutual have the advantages of his own ing, Friendly and relaxed Sum- tap. Automatic, AC, PS. PB, High prices. 371.4237. Sept. 1, grounds care included. *?s- Funds* etc. One of the most re- business without the initial In- mit shop. No tate evenings. Call mo. The Rtchland Co., Realtors 373- warding programs available to- vestment and related problems EMPLOYMENT WANTEO mileage. Best offer. Call «J5-51)I usually associated wifh op«rftimS a 7010. PRIME olllcespace- 1JW squ. It. 4t4t1«aaftertp.m. day. Contact Mr. Mlnton or Mr. atlurSpm. in Murray Hill. Ideal tor business Abbruny at 37MIH business. Call Mr. Patterson fcr an appointment. or professional. Ample parking. Ifh FORD CUSTOM wagon. Ex- CARPENTER MOHRtS TOWNSHIP. GxBcotWe HOLMES AGENCY, Realtor. 17). QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE AVON COMPANY THE BEST BURGLAR cellent condlllon, low mileage, EXPERT rental. Newer Colonial. 4 bed- 2400 ISSummlt Ave., PS, automatld front disc brakes, ADDITIONS room*, 3V, bathk, family room WANT TO EARN OOOD MONEY tc TARY Are YOU a recent Summit ALARM MONEY CAN BUY AC. Best offer. Please call Friday ALTERATIONS with fireplace. Central air. Im- WITHOUT DISRUPTINO YOUR JJ^^W ,Itio5. «r«lToJreturn- J 17M12O or weekend. 7U-MJ4. BASEMENT maculate condition. Available 2 PAMILY LlfBt Become an Avon Young man available far house and pet sitting in OFFICE SUITE,8ernardsvllle,near PAMILY LlfBt Bec , ,0 n>t worl, forctr Th,, ,, , KITCHENS h bt SECRETARY WANTED. Ex- year lease. Immediate occupan- AT&T and Rt. 167. (40 SO. It., car Representative and enloy the best _r*a1 j<)b hr you, uu, m0-Fee CM6VV • 75 Vesja Hajtctttiaclt OT. perienced in sleno, typing, olllce August. Impeccable references. Call 379-7571 PREfS 6STIMATES cy. J7G3-moMh. NAOMI 8. petina, air conditioning parking, ol Both worm*. The money'l cjood • ,„ 'J|(| ,7M5M. Snelllng $. AC, auto, am.fm tape de£k* CB. TAiSOK, iHC Re-!*5r*; *?* *»•"- t?» StorB-Olllca. S06 sa. It.. ? M. machines, filing, phoning and people nt and the houri lleilblB To llnd Out ;..„,.„ iaB CnrinnfLId Ava.. contact, tatl pr. noriiia, mvrhiiivi after S a.m. B»^n* cundition throuahout. 277-3031 mit Ave., Summit. 373-8234. trances, naming, Mis. 7il-24>0. how, call: M1-O70S. Kni'mit! "-•-'•••-• 7«3.7»7«. Must sell «4-?51J. FAUfc 16 THESiLMMH HtHALD, fHtKSUAV JULY 14,l«m

i\ it i* hit' OH SK Jw LlKi S DlHtut, t SERVICES SERVICES 1 I—Tmam—1 Skywind Leads In Independent Loop *T>!!l'»»lit»licm is avtlltliM lor OAWNOW, Aflrriinialrylor. «;ve injetlior, »! me Comft ucltor. Ol poolic nfillce to me creditor* w .n» Skywind Aulu Paris, with 1 decision, it* third straight back to back doublet ;SMU.. c,«.,., Su,, , ^-Ksrs'is Caiptnti) Miscellaneous INSTRUCTION HAVSNO * rkftrii N»«l two viiiib last week, win over ihe Fountain mis in the fourth (or the Hotel's amn me 0»fe h*r*cif, by 0Ov*rU%tr>9 Hit taster* t»il PM«, IM-IMI. year. only run of the game *r> m>tiLt one Sim* in 7 he Sumrr.it regained thr top s[»t in the. plsn SUMMIt MSHCH SCHOOL (lor West Division of the Nordling Dean jumped off Ui.eo joly it. W! tnii $>•(«. AND II IS FORTMKH fitter Waxifte, Btfcerrtftnt Craig Ennis' two-run i.*O ORDERED ms) »n ftOflci U« *^«-' lanlvieetl CMtli »«l »•' •!>»" tost & Founi) Independent Softball to a 2-0 ieall in the first on n QUAUTt Pliniinj (wint I lluoril, ear IVtcilcal a»«*lar»IK wmm«r homer and winning pitcher »avttff!t>ed within 2i» c.#ys •**•»" '» Pete Sehueler's single, and gS a«»it »* ttitfc as aw age painting {walls & floor*), French tuterlnej Brestam fnparily League, while in the East Rob Smith's rbi single put CARPENTERS stalneti floors wsxta, pantl back-to-back doubles by uu«M fteauuliut 17)->m. SILVfft OKAY, short hfciXM) t»t. Division, things tightened three more runt on the >NTHE MATTER OF TMfe K*iorr»v'ttit iv\i %. W7 m ROOFERS liRB wcxtd, rues shampooed, l«m»>«, yefiow #yts t*M &ftw#«n up as the leaders, Nordling Don /.u«acki and Doug wtrtatrw cleaning. TENKU WttCflUng *v* & HttlMUi Av« board for the Fountain and Grauelestoiu Dean, dropped two out ofI>ole Dole led the fourth off Interior & EUeeio! MtU FLOOR 1KAX1N0 CO til H.I Rt-wArd Tom Cicalese clos»ed the Prlvsli lessons three to rat their lead to one- with a single and came UpCtft ftppdtt'tttri Of HAKVEV J feNNtE (* = EltEN Comf>let«lj InssrwS leufllii by • |W»ikssicri»i liuif game around on Steve Dolei's scoring GANNON, fcOfrkinwttfiibi ot Wis ** t 6H c EtUtfc of WILLIAM B GANNON i.M Jwiy U, tV/> iB.-*«) SO Years Liperif nte OUTTEK*. ieed»r» rn«« Skywind Auto Parts double, und with !w« out in Call 64? 5224 cleaned than tHrtMO mi the fifth, Jack Sturm West ltf»4Q Minor *f« trlmmlftj. avenged one of its few losses Skywind Auto l'arts 1U-3 by putting a 20-hit attack, doubled and scored (ox a 4-0 Attk iRHiMtiwi. arw»w»» »»i«r lead Magic fountain 11-4 WE WILL BUY YOUR GOOD -AI»er»tier»» "I 4>M" «P> together with a defense that 78 mentl, attic*, f*cr«itton rooms, Magic Fountain scored its Luiiaiii's Deli gave up just three hits, and fnclt-Mike i (.» •aailluti fen •mimulM !» beating Masco PBA, 21-0 only run m the fifth on wlNOOW cleaning, nutter clean Skywind scored six runs in singles by Tom Cicalese, •d ana repaired f Ck Anjelui, Tom Minikins and Wayne CARPENTRY Repair* i (Miner ttl-Wle. the first inning on three hits. Nordliri^ t>fcan 7-6 AND FAY YOU WELL I-OR THEM «Kt«rtur tmkilftr iot>i * S|»ecraliY a walk, and three Masco Welchel Dean picked up Careful workmanship; moi' r«» LIGHT trucking sn4 tiellvcrtei Terry's Lunch 7 7 II* lUtim h tern fc,, ml 'I i) I. fi V ap'i V<,< cellars and eftici cleaned Rub errors, ami put the game two insurance runs in the tttit«ttly priced t*!«*i* call «** fifth on Dole's third hit of the Mk&cu S'HA 4ti Se?S before 7 )0 * in wr ****' ' bl(h removed 2r>-2i4fOf 271-5431 uvray m thr fourth with an Suburban Hotel 511 pm Summit's Gross game, a single by Dutrt, and LAWNS CiftStitd end cut, C«l6*t. eight run outburst, highlighted by a two run Toby Dederick's triple NOTICC <*»i*i] L.ro»u^ali will f« Cltin Up rubbish double In Jerry McGinnis, Dole's three hits paced the Signed by Astros und a piiir ol two-run winners' attack with hotnert bv Danny Futtoute Schueler Dolci and Cieorge /t(J rA' / r// WINDOWS WA»MS0. Summit High School now prospt-ct. Art Cutlet t-ll. arid Ja<-k Horn Osborne kiKxkmg out iwn HAV8 PICKUP TRUCK Rul) has two graduates seeking Sumnm High bast-ball liivh ami oanrls r»rn»««d Altlci. A Musctt error in the fifth hits apiece Magic Fountain 6 PAI Ri cellars, garagas claanatf. fit* up fame and fortune through couch said when he tairned c t) lOOt' led to two more tuns arid came up with just eight lfs*-0 b ...0 delivery ol most it«m» at your major league busebull of Gross signing wilh the f be e>i.as»i con.tnunc. S»rln» OaanupJ Ihen Skywind capped things singles. With two each by ft f tie.rv * Attros '1 think both he and fttid i>ri careers of! In tire sixth with live Cicalese and Weiehel en Jf George Gross, who was a Willie have a good chance to r Lib irsrJ t> CLEAN *r»0 rvrncve appnaricei. runs, twu of them coming on Suburban Hotel managed Suite 500 make st to the major iptifiitO t^y iwrniiure, twukh. Bit trorn house eocaptain of the Hilltop Dave Cunroy's homer lust four hits, as it went iCCWT league* bid bi^td iloual ' 382 Springfield Avenue »nO rard All ty(>«> i«nS»c«pme pens' baseball team in 1974 Masco s only threat came down to defeat at the hand.', .nd >re. warn Flraplaca wood with Willie Wilson, has (jrosh nttv% ib m Floruia Summit, New Jersey 07901 CH&HLI6 VINCENT Ml J!» in the sixth when the game of the Magic Fountain. 9 1 Moving signed u contra'.-! >»Mh ''«•• where he ha;> ^tai'tt^ hiss pro i4 hoser vervlce was out o! reach They Magic Fountain got all the 201 273 2100 THOMAS 5 PALUCK i L * I o u a I u r. A * t r w :, hawbis!! career with Coces rims it needed in the first Beach in tiie Guif Coast managed to [>ut two men on FURNITUBt MOVING AND organtzuUon with nobody '».il bui the next inning cm jerrv Suiiih »i uit LIGHT HAULING HAOLINO Ch»rll« Vincent *<7 luKmiv League He hopea to scoring double arid a |iasr of cellars, garasn. He mi U hsur &ervlc« George was u fifth round move up to the Florida Slak- three batU-rfc went down in order Co'irov an(i Kaitoute tbi MngWft t>y Tom Hudkinb draft choice in this year s U-ague User in the season iiiui Mwtl f'uzuti Jack Electrical mutoi league draft utsd J I Paintinitmgg Decorating lists apiece Forinicliella's leadoll decided to forego his final abihty as his greatest a^set. honiei in thy second j^ave FRONTIER Electr.t Compsi Kast Division leader year of eligibility at tlw the winners a 5-0 leati which Ct«rK SI , Summit t*'ompl VINCENT BADOUTO y Nordiin^ lseaii kiuuked v-Ke tin iet> too smetl Cl* ' i'iiiv*roity of Delaware nf !!•*' game to Ihcy hi'Id until Joe O'Cone Painting & Caper Hanging In all phafee West DiviMon leader Magic kl f It no amwer. H7 S4C2 Wilson previously had tw tirade*! .uid (ieorge Jof'.f'-^"' ' INTERIOR a, EXTEBIOB given up a promising h\nmLaui init uf first with a ft rucniture SWIMMING POOL SEfiVlCE carter ai the DRIVtV»«V BLACKTOP poM a 3*i id rec<*rii thih SEALED S. niver&itv oi Maryland to btaMin. batting 444 to rank JOSEPH 2.CMICHI & SONS INC f ULL Y IKSUKEO pursue a baseball career among Ihe lop 10 cuileg*' Post Hurls Two-Hittsr Antiques restored, turnttufe r* with the Kansas City hitters in the country The (> pairs #nd rt hr.'.ihinfl Anti^ijei Orange, Summit hud bold ill .^fit Ay- 273-6385 Royals' organisation 2.180-pounJer had (M hits, 15 liouj! Post won his tirst dropped an err or filled io 4 . Summit 27J 1*02 Gross arcd Wilson share doutiles, seven tnple.s, flgljt Suhurhari HastiliaU League game to Mapkjw«xxi 'lite the Summit High season homer* and id HH1 H.o : Von: struck aux s l«ii«! in hasc 'or I);1u%van: of Gerard Pt*hl&n, who All type* el chair repairs FOWL, f iHiwiifeO .20! The RBI thrcx- and walked two arid FREE record was The 21 \ear old (Jros:, TITUHNDRSICUS Henti tsnltvg rushmfl , iphnt tied this |«ist season b> tends to Itp.ish hit, WHS supported hy ,1 ntne-hlt ing, Rfewebtilng AM type* of ESTIMATES m attack Murruv look the pitching furniture and reptir* tnd 2730471 Kevin Phelaii education ut Delaware CYRAWMBERGERAC nt loss, evening his record at 1 teuch-up. Anltqy«* reitored "George • - f' ' during the oil season HobtTt .NStjrttai, with four FURNITURE BOUGHT & hits und four runs batted in, 1 PEOPLE iOLD MARTIN D URBAN EXPERIENCED CAINI6K, Sumnilt'k record is now SKI, 311 Hickory Tavern Rd , terlor-«»t*ricr pamtino Pr« and Jack Kogan, who had a 1 ) Meryursvilift 64? itS1* tim»»» James Pion"" ", single, a double and three three wins and two losses THE HOT I BALTIMORE lulu 65WUI Sandy White Cited runs batted in, were the The team will be on the road Summit pacesetters tonight and tomorrow nigh!. THE GLAirMDvlAGtWe ill Springfield and Verona I land and Garden For Play Prior to the win at South

COMPLETE LAWN 8n0 B»fOen ins iervlct. Monthly contr act Summit's Sumncr and technique ses&ions Pre© fiitim»tes, C*!l a??-8211 ••Sandy" White received a These paid dividends the 28 Enter P.A.L. Classic varsiiy letter at a banquet past two beasons with the Young people tn four age Kane. David M(KE MEDINA for the Harvard University rerognihiin that lie is one of Murk M^^&a L»rwJic*ptr the Gesl at his craft in the Clean-up monthly contract* Good lacrosse team first Ennual Summit PAL Vecchda prlec» FrMcst.maH. Z7M52ft. White co captained the country. says Soihse, a golf classic on June 27 at the Plat-ing first through All-American PHYTftS PMHTIHG 1977 Crimson stickmen, former municipal par-three course fourth in the 13-year-old IT Q11B I tuTcCBl Ltndictse Grid Toy wuine! was Feier Kroup were Sieve iiiiries, starting own butln«ss Oftttgn, E»R«rl«lK« White also had three goals piknting, pruninit fUs^snsbto midfielder in charge of face- Martin Keith Chisholm, David OtQrSfi. 635 p.m. JU-7404 JM Fully Insured offs. A specialist at that during the 4-8 Crimson Taking first through Bentley and Joseph Scala BUSINESS cm for *r« *»tlm«t» craft, While once again campaign seventh (daces among 15- Among 12-year-olds, first 2T3-7874 »tl«r 5pm helped Harvard rank among White is a 1973 graduate of year-olds were Tom through sixth place winners Weekdays 2:00-7:30-9:15 DIRECTORY the nation's leaders in Pingry School, where he beUroat, Phil Vunieda, Jim were Scott Chisholm, Steve Saturday and Sundaj I Mason Contractors 1 winning faceoffs with a 65 captained the football, track f J COVIELLO, JR Stokes, Chris Lomata, Chris Hauck. Allison Dresdner. 2:00-1:30-5:00 per cent success rate and lacrosse teams, Exp«rlenc«d and reasonable in- Walcotl. Mark Payne and Alba Hoffman, Todd 7:00-8:30-10:00 terior *nd exttrlof pslnting. "Sandy was one of the earning all-state honors in Jack Corradi McMahon and James Dunn KING IN MASONRY WORK JJJ-4SH finest team leaders we've football and lacrosse White Listed first through In a three-wuy tie lor SPERCO AUTO SERVICE Ben Cafagnim had here at Harvard in received an Economics seventh were Melissa INTERIOR and seventh for the 14-year old-s 35 RIVER ROAO over 29 yis. eip. PROFESSIONAL IHTERIOB recent memory," says Degree at the 341st Cora were Matt Felix. Owen Bacon, Simon Ballantyne EXTERIOR PAINTING Steps, patios, iictewaiKs, stucco p«lnting. wait*, celling woodwork Harvard lacrosse coach Bob mencemenl Day Exercises Dunn, Harald[)huBatch,T(xn and Boh Hutchinsori retaining w«i!s, Hreplacei, etc and hallwayt Fr«a citlmftTct. 23f- Scallse "He worked very at Harvard He is the son ol MOD Sprayed or Brashed Call after A p.m., 7J6 8M9 hard on improving his face Mr and Mrs Sunnier White, 273-1700 off akiiis with endless drills Sr , of 19 Ridge Road COMPLETE DA CHIERA, IMC Ma»on work, Piaiw Tuning Braves Upset, Retain CaO 464-1762 all Kimt», ana waterprooiing, i/7 CAR CENTER 044S LADIES' NIGHT rUESDAYl Tuning Repairing tennis this spring at Minor League Lead SPECIALIZING IN GEORGEMOELANEY Boston Grants Susquehanna University. OLDSMOBILE-UDILLAC JOSEPH EPI5COPO jTj toto mini -LIQUOR Seltnsgrovc, Pa. The team HE PAIRS TOWING BODY WOHK MASOM CONTRACTOR The leugueleading Mike Newbold's three run Area Degrees r C I !M E IV? A Sarvng Thli Am For O<« 30 Vint & BUILDER FO^ FINE PIANO TUNING had a 2-9 record. Kocis is the Bra% cs split their two homer, his second of the CONCRETE WORK steps wtil* ANOREPAIRINO son of Mr and Mrs. Stephen CALL L. MORVATH,177-M1» Four area students were games last week to hold on season, in the second frame • pstloi - flrsplaces • plastering granted degrees by Boston L. Kocis of !48 Mountain to the top spot of the Summit was all that Wally Nilsen CARPENTRY A.ve., and a graduate of 3aIisL pentry work wood decks repair TUNING ReOUUATINO College, Chestnut Hill, Board of Recreation Minor needed as the Cards moved Summit High School WINES • LICUOKS • £[[fiS or new free advlci & designing DAVIDPETRACCORO Mass , at commencement Baseball League with a 4-1 to their third straight win. a REPAIRING 171 Ollt ALTERATIONS 27T-0386. exercises held May 23 record 3 2 verdict over the i Beechoood KoJd ANtONlO ALVAKO The Dodgers, upset the Pirates , Nilsen displayed ADDITIONS-DORMERS Driveway* - &CBI Cant Included among Ihe CR 3-1162 R R T lei Me Kin work Plastering graduates were Charles D Braves. 3-1. but the Redmen excellent control walked MAJOR RENOVATIONS 27 j Tii?«ftcri P M r Rauch of 62 Linden place, came back to eke out a 5-4 only one. fanned 11, and b22 Morns &« Nancy J Wellbrock of 3 decision over the Cubs four hils. scattered ROC4CV FREE ESTIMATES & CR7-1910 PLASTERING Dunnder drive, Paul J The Dodgers handed the VV L V AND J, MgRCANDANTg — Ladies' Night Tuesday Delivery Semice ^Export repair or new ihe«I- Dillon of 29 Blackburn place Braves their first defeat. Braves 4 1 PLANNING SERVICE M««nn work Water drainage. 'rock S, Tsping - pr£y5rs*ien !or and Joyce B Hitger of 172 Bargain Matinee Sal Reasonable Sump pumps Installed 464-75M painT.ng Wo cooperai* with coming from behind in the Cards 3 2 ?4t 0410. Commonwealth avenue late Innings to win 3-1 Fred Dodgers 3 2 For the 2-4-6 p.m. shows Can Jim •Do it-vour teller " Known ?77 222! recommended Summit-Short New Providence Storey tripled and scored on Reds 3 3 Only. ..allseats$1.25 Hills ares. Phil Epittopo an errant relay throw to 2 ITALIAN MASONS Home improvement & Repair. Rauch received an A.B Cubs 3 r 273-S80S. degree in economics, while give the Braves an early 1-0 Pirates 1 5 KEN MELIA S GENERAL CONTRACTING DRAIN CLEANING Old fashioned craftsman with Miss Wellbrock was granted lead. In the Dodgers' 5th PAINTING z» years-experlenca In PATIOS an A.B degree in speech Santo Garcia's infield Brush or Spray FIREPLACES, SIDEWALKS, Plumbing & Heating ground out scored Kenny WE NOW SERVE IN THF CHATHAMS PAVINO, DRY WALL. ETC. and communications Home Improvements FROM BRICK to MARBLE, Dillon was awarded a Weeks and u bases-loaded beautifully donmt old fashion- walk to Tim Crowley forced 455-5W7 License NO. 522? juris doctor from the law Days — 273-0227 ed prices. Our work is 100 per school, and Miss Ritger in another marker for a 2-1 LUNCHEON Eves — 464-6893 cent satisfaction. Call ALDO A.J. OLDROYO lead K.C Jucobson singled ftOTONDI at 64MI&S4. (Form received an A.B degree in erly of Summit) Free estimate Plumbing & Heating English. in an insurance run in the Reitderttial-Comrti«rctal- sixth to close out the 11:30-2:30 635 0766 industrlat VIC E-PIIESIDENT-Ro- Electric Sewer Cleaning nald Horowitz of itlllcrcst scoring 597 River Rd , Chatham Twsp MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ROOFING avenue, was named a vice Jacobson picked up the BALTUSHOLCONSTRUCTION Summit Artists ELECTRICIANS ASPHALT i'm)0D CO, president in the com- win in relief, striking out 11 at the sign of tlu> Mason Contractor & Builder At Sculptors 5 modities department of and walking only two. ROOFING Stone, brick tidewalkj At) types Rug Cleaning Hornblower, Weeks. Noyes In order to hold first Electric*! Contrectot • concrete work and construction, Five Summit artiste will and Trask Incorporated, place, the Braves squeaked N Ritdlsl, Summit, CR 3-4262. A. SCHIPANI SEAMLESS STEAM CLEANING, 09 cent I per exhibit their works along Prior to joining Hornblower out a 5-4 victory over the tquftre toot. Rugt & ypholstflry with five other noted artists In 1975 as assistant counsel. Cubs Dave Munzo's three All Types GUTTERS-LEADERS Kailroad Tie Tony's Rug Cleaning Service. in the area from now Home & Commercial Springfield. 1744085 F'-e Mr. Horowitz was an run homer, his third of the • Retaining Walls eiti mates. through August 5 at theassistant secretary with year, propelled the Braves Wiring & Sculptors a Gallery at 412 Manufacturers Hanover to an early 3-0 margin. Pete 464-8369 GUTTER CLEANING Main street, Chatham Steps Upholstering Trust. Before that he was Sanborn's bases-loaded N.J, Licenses Business — •— The watercolors and associated with Reynolds walk forced in a run for a 4-0 Permit 4811 FRANK SERINA drawings of Elsie Boyce and Securities. A graduate of lead in the third. B.C. Landscape Contractor UPHOLSTERING Recover ttiat abstract oils of Prisctlla BUNCH gf GRAPES chair or sofa. Pabrlc or Nauga. R«. Fordham l,uw School, New The Cubs came roaring Home Services 647 5984 or 273-4756 webbing, Re-buildlng. Call 277-2192. Gllson will be represented. York City, Mr. Horowitz back in the top of the fourth, INSULATION Yvonne Woodward will also received his U.S. from tying the game at 4-4 on W*'v» Expanded Our Serving 228-1015 after 5 pm ALL TYPES ol masonry. Brick exhibit her watercolors and Pennsylvania State singles by Steve Bowers, ATLANTIC BUILDERS SUPPLY and ttone work. Also, driveways INSTRUCTION •nil Indoor platterlng. 177-0537 traditional watercolorist University. Todd Delaney, a three run Hours For Your Dining Conv»ni*nc« 100 Summit Ave. Gladys Russell, her paint- TO PLACE double by Brian Sondey and Chatham. N.t. MASON CONTRACTORS ings. a game-tying double by MAURO CAVALLARO STUDY DRUMS WITH Marta Sommer presents Matt Miller. The J^ew Hampshire House 635-9000 Paving A Landscaping DAVID PETRftCCORO 273-1386 both paintings and graphics In the bottom half of the Insulation Specialist YOUR AD Learn all there Is Io know about in the show. fifth Dave Munzo won his Springfield Avenue and Corner Kent Place Boulevard Slnctl»«0 playing drums. Reading, tar-work Miscellaneous Jazz, Rock and Latin. Por more Got somethlnR thots own game with a two out (% block from Strand) bugging you? I'se the run-scoring single to notch Attic Insulation CALL Information call 1770151. Letter to Kocis Summit, New Jersey 07SO1 TRF£ TRIMMING AND RE Summil Herald's letlere-to- his third pitching win. He Blown In ot Blanket MOVALi vary reasonable i lm< PIANO LESSONS In your home, Robert A Kocis of the editor column, has yet to lose. 273-1513 «s«lm»ta«. J71-»7Uor27M201. experienced teacher with Yals BA in Free Estimates muilc. Reasonable. Call 277-1B29 Summit earned a letter in Deadline: Monday at noon. CARDSSECOND 2734000