Page 4, The Hillside Timet, September IS, 1983 (Continued from Page 5.) Shakespeare | uiiiiiiiiH iiniiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiijtiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiini; Social Scene CLASSIFIED Find the service or the product Festival you need in this Recruit Training CALL 923-9207 Navy Seaman Apprentice Sonya G. Deaaa, daughter of w—i i s av a i Rooaevelt and Barbara Deans of Hlllalde, has completed recruit £* ^ J [ | training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando, Fla. Dnrtng the Positiok. Wanted Switchboard Action eight-week training cycle, trainees studied general military tab- Reliable woman needs jects designed to prepare them for academic and on-the-job cleaning job for home or Operator training In one of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. of Comedy business, Hillside area Re­ ferences provided. Call Experience preferred, 923-7746. but will train the right Z Your ad on this page as low Full of laughter, the New individual. 5 as $3.00 per wer*k. A fresh Phila. C ollege of P harm acy Jersey Shakespeare Festival's 9/8-22 Z copy every week into the "Fall Carnival of World Call between 8 - 4 p.m . ■j hands of 15.000 readers. Tell A Hillside resident has been named to the Dean's List for the Comedy" opens Thursday, Help Wanted 273-1114 Z them where to buy and who Spring Semester at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and September 22 at 8pm with = will fix it. Science. He Is Michael S. Wolfe, a third-year Chemistry mnjer. V'lctorien Sardou's Let's Get CHILDREN ONLY a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiim iiiiiiiim iiiim iiiiiim iiia iiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin : A Divorce. Models needed, six months PROFESSIONAL Let's Get A Divorce Is s sop­ to 16 years, for advertising PARENTS histicated evening of pure fun. only. NO EXPERIENCE A rediscovered French trea­ 1*M COMPRESSORS AUTO RERTALS NECESSARY CALL 256-1000 New program looking for sure, this farce was enor­ PREMIERE MODELING Belle Goldberg mously popular when It was married couples to AGENCY |0R*CONC R r f M r I e' a k i 'n c NEED A CAR? first written for Sarah Bern­ provide homes for 2 Mrs. Belle Marcus Gold­ M rs. Goldberg was born In 805 Rlvervlew Drive FOt EMERGENCY SERVICE hardt in 1880. Sardou's her­ children with behavioral FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANTS berg, 71 died Sunday at St. Newark and lived In Hillside Totowa, N.J. oine Cyprlenne, played by problems. Ages of chil­ f » r r t n a . Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, for 32 years. State Licensed Festival newcomer Kate dren range from 12 to 17 OftODACH CO. after a long Illness. She was the social and re­ E.O.E. Collins, rebels against "the 9/1-9/29 Excellent training and U.S. HIGHWAY no 22 3 3 1 - 7 6 6 6 429 N Bro*1 Sl ,.... 1561 M .n a A n cording secretary for Temple t'KIOK, N.J. N uto o il EIU#b*lh ‘> 6 4 - 4 1 O O unon extraordinary male support systems pro­ Shornrel Torah and Its Sister­ o p p o s it e h « c s h i # smugness" and conspires with vided. One thousand hood and social secretary for James her lover Adhemar, played by Dealers dollars per month. If the Hillside Chapter of Flea Market interested, call: HOME IMPROVEMENTS Hadassah. another new actor at the Fes­ IU T 0 BOOT tival, Andrew Potter, to win a Dealers M r. Edwards or Hamilton Surviving are her husband, divorce from her worldweary Benedictine Academy, Miss Formentoat REPAIRS Albert J. Goldberg a son, North Broad St. planning Flea 609-633-6848 James Hamilton entered Harvey of Clark; a daughter, husband Henri, played by Fred Corigliano David S. Howard. market Saturday Oct. 1, into eternal rest age 61 of Hill­ Mrs. Arlene Panslni of S. A L. SERVICE Four play subscriptions to 9:30-4pm. Tables available at side, formerly of Elizabeth, on Passaic; a brother, Aaron 8/25-9/22 Paving Co-Inc. Saturday, Sept. 10, husband the "Fall Carnival of World 10. Call 965-0415. STATION Marcus of Union; and three HI W.'Stern IV kn.n Free Estimates Fully Insured Comedy" which Includes Let's of Jane Clelland; father of grandchildren. Peter of Fort Meade, Md. Jim Get a Divorce; the American 375-98P6 * of Bayville, Bert of Hillside, Funeral arrangements were comedy Born Yesterday; the Auto SPECIALIZING IN D riv e w a y 6! Sidewalk Specialists and Billy of Elizabeth, ; also bv the Bernhelm-Goldstlcker British revue Beyond The DRIVER BOOKKEEPING FOREIGN CARS survived by 12 grandchildren. Memorial Home, 1200 Clinton Fringe; and a special holiday WAREHOUSE Light bookkeeping and Curbs-Steps-Droins (Parking Lots) Funeral service at Leonard Ave,. Irvington, Tuesday, bonus, Mass Appeal; are Dependable person typing- Some experience pre­ Home for Funerals 242 W. Sept. 13, Interment Beth being offered at a substatlal wanted. Full time, will ferred, but willing to train. [Hillside Residents Call 687-6923 Jersey St., Elizabeth, on Tues­ Israel Memorial Park. Period savings of up to Vs off the train. S4.75 per hr. to Full company benefits and INTERIOR day, Sept. 13. of mourning will be observed single ticket price. For Infor- start. Varied duties. Call (Stephanie, 687-3344. pleasant working conditions, Cremation: Evergreen at the family residence, 37 matlonand prices call the box please call Melissa Aiello be­ DECORATOR Crematorv, Linden. Fairbanks St.. Hillside. Office at 377-4487. tween 10am - 3pm for details. Painting HILLSIDE SUBARU • DRAPES FAST DEPENDABLE RT 22, Hillside, 964-5666 •SLIPCOVERS Roofing SERVICE Mary Randazzo • SHADES etc. JANET DECORATORS ROBERT Mrs. Mary Randazzo. 68, of Mrs. Randazzo was a pro- she lives In Newark before 351-4966 923-6932 after 6 ' DECORATING INTERIOR Jfc EXTERIOR LAZARICK Hillside died In the Memorial ductlon worker for the Emo- moving to Hillside 20 years HOUSE FOR RENT APARTMENT Residential & Commercial Sidewalks • Steps General Hospital, Union. lold Corp.. Hillside, for 20 ago. FOR RENT Quality W ork - Fully Insured yeara, retiring three years Surviving are a daughter Two bedroom, 90' 80 4 ‘/j Rooms, third floor, heat • Patios • Curbs • Services will be held at ago. Mrs. Marguerite Decker; two yard. Residential, Wanted To Buy near and hot water supplied. Avail- 889-6200 Drains* Painting • 10am. Thursday In Growney She was a member of the brothers, James, and Frank shopping. One story. ble October 1 or 15. S425. FREE ESTIMATES Funeral Home. 1070 N. Broad Hillside Senior Citizen's Messina, and three grand- able October 1. Call after lpm . Call 351-6856, Leave name TRAINS: Lionel, Ives, Ameri­ Leaders & Gutters St., Hillside. Group. Born In New York City, children. 542*1480. and number. can Flyer and other trains. Immediate cash. Top prices INTERIOR 8c EXTERIOR Daytime 926-5265 PAINTING paid. Call 635-2058. Evening 923-2147 leader & Cutter Work FR fF Estimates. Insured. Call Stephen Deo. Toll Free. W hat a deal! 2.3.3-.3561 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Sf Europe General | CUTE\B l S Sale Old toy trains, Cash f f OILY POLISH REMOVER /% reward. Call 923-8485. PLUMBING Contractors Co. JW Double Edqe 5's 9/8-11/25 |, Specialists z f on all kinds of jobs j Joseph \lcl>

"Window Warmup" will Women and Money will be Among the highlights will the theme of the opening Marilyn Krulewlcs, preal- start the fall program at the Red Cross Mini-Bazaar Manganelli Reappointment he a Christmas dinner Dec. dent, reminded the members Cooperative Extension Service G .a.vtev. Pmo.I. Dl V.bbIo, Pr.ild.il aad Cfcri.tU. A. meeting for the 1983-4 season and the June banquet June 11, Dr. Raymond M. Manganelli of (60 Bauer Terrace) Hillside, a of the Hillside Business and that they may apply for foun­ office on Monday, September Hbbbb, ChalriB.B o f Th. Clara Bartoa A ..liter, af, tfc. 1984. Speakers will Include dation grants or loans for 12 from 7i30 to 9<30pm, and member of the faculty of the department of environ mental Professional Women’s Club at Americas Red Cro.i, Eaet.nl (Jfliofl Co.Btv Chapter, aBB.iBC. science at Rutgera University'a Cook College, has been reap­ representatives of the further study. will continue on Monday, that a Mlal-Baiaar will be held on th . premia., of the Chapter 6:30pm. Monday, Sept. 26, at Children’s Specialised A IjuuJxcqu to raise funds pointed to the State Clean Air Council by Gov. Themaa H. the Kingston Restaurant, September 26 at the same Houae, 203 Weal Jera.y Street, Ellaabeth ea Saturday, Sept- Hospital In Mountainside and for the fonndatlen will he held Kean. Manganelli was first apponted to the council la 1968 by Union. Sharon Zukowskl will time In the evening, at the ember 17 from 8<30am to 12 noon. the State Police. Nov. 5, at the Parslppany then-Gov. Richard Hughes and served under Govs. William speak, according to Jacqueline Extension Service Audltorum A number of fund raising Hilton Inn, Parslppany. Cahill and Brendan Byrne as well. He has served four terms as Balae, program chairman. at 300 North Ave. East In projects were discussed. Pro­ Business Women’s Week Westfield. chairman of the group. The council la an advisory body te the Progrm plans for the year commissioner of the State Department of Environmental ceeds are used to give scholar­ will be observed at noon, Oct. Techniques for reducing up Deborah Foundation were outlined by the board at ships to girls who plan to enter Protection. meeting at the home of Mrs. 23, at a luncheon at the to 30% heat loss through win­ a business or professional Regency Hilton Inn* New Mary Helock In Hillside. dows will he demonstrated by The first regular meeting of the Elisabeth Chapter of Deborah career. Brunswick. Carolyn Y. Healey, Extension Heart and Lung Foundation will be held on Tuesday, September Home Economist. 20, at the YMHA, Green Lane, Union at 12 uoea. Chairman of Mrs. Healey will also pro­ the day will be Mrs. Frances Bernstein, Regional Chairman aad In M illion D o llar Club Coordinator of the 1983 drive. vide tips for managing win­ The Metropolitan Life Inonranco Company once again Anniversary of Constitution dows to get the most from announces that Henry Feldman of Metropolitan’s local office In solar heat, as well as keeping Roseland, Is one of a select group of representatives honored by The anniversary of the County College, whose topic potential for group leadership heat out of the home In the Flo Okin Breakfast the company for having sold Insurance totaling over 82,180,008 signing of the Constltntlon of will be "The Constitution and thus replacing the church as summertime. In the first seven months of 1983. the United States will bo ob­ the Supreme Court: It Is What the chief source of Information Flo Okln Cancer Relief, Inc. will sponsor a "Breakfast at Feldman Is fully qualified as a life member of their Million served on September 21 at They Say Ills." and guidance for Blachs." Saks" on Thursday, September 22 at 9>30am In the Saks Fifth Dollar Club. He has been a consistent leader since ho started 8pm at Bonnell House, 1045 Dr. Hogan, native of Stam­ Mrs. Aubrey E. Winstead, Obituaries Avenne store at 90 Mlllburn Ave., Springfield. A fashion show his career with Metropolitan In 1958. This Is the seventeenth East Jersey St.. Elisabeth by ford, Conn., holds degrees Regent of Bondlnot, wUl he will be presented and beauty makeovers will be done on Indivi­ time his sales have exceeded 81,000,000. a resident of Hillside the city’s three patriotic from Fairfield University, mistress of ceremonies. duals selected from the audience. There will be complimentary for the past 26 years, Feldman and his wife Sandy reside at 462 organizations: Bondlnot Chap­ University of Connecticut and Hostesses from Bondlnot Joseph gifts for all. Donations for event are S10 and tickets are limited. Conant Street. ter Daughters, Elizabeth­ from Indiana University. His will ho Mrs. Carl G. Kapp, For Information, call! 761-5663. town Chapter Sons and Ellas publications Include many In chairman aad Mbszlllah S. Bondlnot Caldwell Society recognition of notable Blacks. Prophott, co-chairman. To Law School Children of the American Havlicek In his dissertation he studied A delegation from' the Judith Hamilton, the daughter of Alice and the Rev. Andrew Revolution. the work of Claude Barnett Public Affairs department of Services for Joseph Hav­ Legal Secretaries Meet Hamilton of Salem Ave, Hillside, began her second year of and the Associated Negro the Woman’s Club of HIBsIde licek, 73, of Hillside wre held stndy at New England School of Law this month. She Is a Speaker of the evening will Press making clear Barnwtt’s with Mrs. Richard N. Berko- Wednesday In the McCracken The Union County Legal Secretary’s Association will hold stndent la the Boston law school’s full time Day Division. be Dr. Lawrence Hogan, Pro­ aim to "move the newspapers feldt as chairman will ho their next meeting on Tuesday, September 27, at 6pm, at Funeral Home, 1500 Morris Hamilton Is a 1975 graduate of University City High School and fessor of History of Union toward the realization of their among those attending. Ave. Union. Dastl’s Mountainside Inn, Route 22W. Mountainside. The earned her bachelor’s degree from Macalester College In 1979. guest speaker will be Randy Pisan!, Director of Public Safety for Mr. Havlicek died Sunday Union County. Those desiring to attend should contact Mary In Memorial General Hospital, Union. Boshler of Westfield, at 232-0502 Hadassah Life Begins at Forty He was a steel worker for O ff To O k in a w a the Crucible Steel Co., Harri­ Marine Lance CpI. Gilbert L.Baptist, son of Gilbert L. and First Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening son, for 40 years until his re­ 35 YearsWith New Jersey Bell Pattlo I. Baptist of 277 Bellevlew Terrace, Hillside, has de­ The Hillside Chapter of the high Meals ef Hadassah tirement. Mr. Havlicek was a Catherlae Yeachlihela, aa operator far Now Jara.y Ball Tala- Its honor aad the United parted on a deployment to Okinawa. He Is a member of 2nd Bat­ Hadassah begins Its 40th year sad to over-lacroaslag service member of the Sokol Lodge phoaa Coaipaoy la Uoloa, haa aiarkod 33 yean' a.rvlce with the Jewish Appeal ef tho Jewish talion, 5th Martnos, based at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Dnrlag the at Its first mooting of tho sea­ through healing sad teaching 12, Union. coajpony. Yeachlihela, who llvaa aa Joha Gleoa Drive, HllliMe, Community Council of Essex deployment, the command will conduct raining exorcises with son, Tuesday evening, Sept­ In Israel, to richer aad mors Born In Blngbanlton, N.Y. la a member af the Ellaabeth C.aacll, H.G. McColly Upalate Conaty presented a Scroll to the U.S. 7th Fleet and units of allied nations. ember 20, at Temple Shornrel creative living aad fuller he lived in Jersey City, before Chapter, Telephaae Pioneer, af Aaaerlea. She la a member of the new chapter. moving to Hillside 36 years Torah, Salem Avenue, Hill­ flowering of freedom la tho the Alter Roaaiy Society - laimacalate Ceaceptlea Uhratalaa side, at 8:30pm, with a special United States aad throughout ago. Church la HlllaMe. She alee la a member af the Natteaal Organ­ Army Training Mrs. Hannah Men belt, pro­ celebration welcoming buck Its gram vice president, wUl In­ the world. Surviving are his wife, Anna ization for women. Pvt. Reglnal J. Johnson, son of Clyde A. Johnson of 19 two daughters, Miss Anna Charter Members. troduce Mrs. Anno Sera- Tho pnbllc Is Invited aad Williamson Ave., Hillside, has completed one station unit On March 4th, 1944, Hill­ refreshments will ho served. Havlicek and Mrs. Olga Wlrtz- training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Bennlng, Ga. stela, past president, who wUl side Chapter of Hadassah Mrs. Sylvia Llpson Is hos­ berger, and two grand­ Service Award To College Trustee OSUT Is a 12-week period which combines basic combat present the program covering children. came Into being In the Vestry fenr decades ef dedication to pitality chairwoman. Dr. Gershon B. Chertoff of Hillside Is smsng 29 governors, training and advanced IndlvMnat training. Soldiers wore taugfct- Room of Sinai Congregation of snd faculty and staff members of Union County College, Cran­ to perform any of the duties In a rifle or mortar sqnad. Ho Is a HUIsIde, with Mrs. Harry ford and Scotch Plains, who will be honored for 20 or more years 1982 graduate of Hillside High School. Cohn as tho first president. Rose of service at a 50th Anniversary Celebration convocation os San- Tho Jewish National Fnnd day, October 16, at the Cranford Campno. The convocation will planted a Forest of Freedom la feature an academic procession Including delegates from (Continued On Page 4 ) The average American eats about four pounds of food a day. Ilgavizis throughout the Northeast and members of the faculty, staff aad Rose A. Ilgavizis of Hillside alumni. Dr. Chertoff will be recognised for 26 years as College died Monday In St. Elizabeth trustee. Hospital after a long Illness. She was 64. She was a member of the Hillside Crossing Guard KIDS IN SCHOOL! Association and received a Gold Badge In 1981 after 20 BE CAREFUL years of service. She was also WHEN YOU SEE a member of The Atonement Guild and the Christ the King A SCHOOL BUS Prayer Group, both of Hillside. OR She Is survived by her mother, Regina Tromblay of SCHOOL CHILDREN Essex Junction, Vermont, her husband, Alexander, of Hill­ side, two sons, Raymond Wilson of Howell, Kenneth Ilgavizis of Flemlngton, aad one daughter, Patricia DIMagglo of Rahway. She leaves 8 grandchildren. She la alao survived by five brothers, Wilfred, Leo, Paul and Joseph all of Vermont and Rayne of Tennessee, and two sisters, Bertha of Vermont and GAS HEAT o r OIL HEAT? Yvonne of Pennsylvania. Viewing will be at Growney Funeral Home, 1070 North CHECK FOR YOURSELF.. .THEN DECIDE! Broad Street, Hillside on Wednesday and Thursday and a Mass will be held at Christ m National Safety Council the King Church on Friday at It burns clean, does not pol- o a r It does not require large, 10am. lute air, land or wdter...... ▼ bulky storage tanks In the In lien of flowers, the family home or on property...... requests a donation be made It helps keep the house to Christ the King Church or cleaner, no soot or fumes to a It Is paid for after used, not the Hillside Ambulance dirty walls or furniture or to b efo re...... Squad. Bristol Myers Company make your home "smelly"...... ▼ It is more efficient on a sea­ Domestic supply Is mostly sonal (in use) basis*...... 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Hlllalde Pool participants In Labor Day relay races proudly display their winning ribbons as Commissioner Bettle Polakoskl, Commissioner Vincent Capra, Mayor Louis Santagata, Vice Chairman Mildred Santagata, Commissioner Sylvia Winters ft Assistant Manager Ronald Kranss offer their conoratnlatlons.

I, A P E y s n Spotlight' On Labor Day. Wet Spring The first five months of 1983 have been the wettest for those months in the 23-year history of the Union County College Cooperative Weather Station. Precipitation from January 1 to May 31 this year totaled 35.79 inches, according to Prof. Raymond J. Daly, station director. The previous record for the same period was in 1979 when 28.61 inches had been recorded. Although 7.61 inches of rain fell in M ay, it did not break a record. The record precipita­ * tion for May at the UCC 1065 Weather Station is 6.38 inches per year, for 36, 48, or 60 months, PLUS one of set in 1968. The proceeds ot the charity softball game to benefit the Union In addition to being wet, Memorial General Hospital Fond are presented by Berkeley these fantastic bonus gifts! May was cool with 23 days Federal Savings to Lonls Glacona, Vice President of Memorial The Berkeley Touch. It’s full-service personal banking like with temperatures below 65 General. Berkeley Federal recently eponeored a softball game never before, with a high, guaranteed rate of return for longer- degrees. These cool days re­ between the association's staff and the atari of CBS T.V.'a soap term investment growth, plus a dazzling array of elegant state- sulted in boosting the total of opera "Guiding Light". Shown making the presentation are, of-the-art electronic gifts, FREE, when you open your account! degree days from September from left, Glacona, Henry Skarbek, senior branch officer nnd 1,1982 to 4,826.5. Cool as this manager of Berkeley’s Union office, Krista Teerean, who pluya Just deposit the specified amount to a Berkeley Federal Sav­ year was, last year was colder. ings’ 36, 48, or 60 Month Certificate and select your FREE Mindy Lewis on Golding Light, and Richard K. Gartenberg, AT the same period in 1982, president of Berkeley Federal. bonus gift according to the chart shown here. The Berkeley there was a seasonal total of Touch. Get it, and enrich your life with the double benefit of 5,644 degree days. gifts you can enjoy now and an investment you can count on for the term you choose. Exclusively at your neighborhood MAYFAIR Money Tree! Perfect August THEATRE To Get This Invest This Or Invest This Or Invest This- 923-8939 Bonus Item... for 36 Months for 48 Months for 60 Months August 1903 was extremely precipitation were measured Randix AM/FM hot and dry with temperatures through August 1983, the “Consenting well above nnd rainfall sig­ highest precipitation through Radio/Phone $ 2,900 $ 2,300 Adults’’ $ 1,900 nificantly below the norma for any August since the station ColecoVision 8,500 6,600 5,500 ! the month, according to began* keeping records 22 and RCA 13" Color TV 13,300 10,200 8,500 weather data collected at years ago. Heavy precipitation : RCA 19" Color TV 19,000 14,600 12,100 Union County College’s In the early months of this ’’Plato’s Retreat” RCA 19" Remote Cooperative Weather Station. year contributed to that AD l i h SONLY Color TV 22,800 17,500 14,500 record. Panasonic Video Tape Recorder 26,200 20,100 16,600 A maximum temperature of Panasonic Portable 98 degrees recorded on Aug­ ust tied the record high for the MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS ! Video Recorder 38,100 29,300 24,200 KING 76 580 r # k Q / i Quasar month set In 1973, Raymond J. Daly of Watchnng, station [^Projection TV 100,000 77,000 QUEEN so.so- K 0 I /Q 64,000 director, reported. And the Includes FREE delivery to your home and, In New Jersey, FREE set-up of ’'1983 mean temperature of FULL & TW IN television and video tape recorders! 74.96 degrees resulted In the ilightly Soiled or5 Irreggloi ( rAssorted OFF Firmness eighth month of this year Quality Merchandise— Famous Manufacturers being the warmest August since 1973 when the record M ARTIN’S furniture Where the smart money GROWS ll.iriMTH (lARK »DIM>\ mean temperature of 77.0 600 S 8'ood S' •/Wsitfald A.. rioml d Avs A Ri 3i degrees waa set. The Angnat 482-7318 MI-4884 572-8*8* NEWARK: 78 Lyons Ave. • 926-4500 1903 mean temperature Is 7.81 Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:45 to 3:00 degrees above the norm for UNION: 324 Chestnut St. • 687-7030 the month. Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:45 to 3:30 Friday Eves, 6:00 to 8:00, S a tu rd a y , 9:30 to 1:00 HILLSIDE RADIO A TY Berkeley Other Branches: Short Hills, East Hanover, Livingston, Only 2.41 Inches of precipi­ 1190 Liberty Aftnua, near Bley Street Federal Savings and Loan ^ Monroe Township, Plainsboro, Vincentown, Whiting. tation were measured last Manchester/Lakehurst, Lakewood, Brick month, slightly more than two Supermarket branches at Pathmark in Gillette and Garwood Inches below the normal MU 8-2359 HOT LINE 800-672-1934 Member F S L IC • Equal Opportunity Lender amount of rainfall for Angnat. ANTENNA INSTALLED Call Toll-Free for up-to-the-minute high rates and Howerver, despite the Inordi­ 'Smart Money" services from the Berkeley Money Tree! nately low rainfall for the last TV RADIO PHONO SERVICE two monthe, 44.54 laches of a