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- In case of emergency The^Zip Qocie \ " , . call 376-0400 for Police Department for Springfield is (!' or First Aid Squad x 376-0144 for Fire Deportment 0708 l . 376-6440 for 'hoHlne1 -/"'•' on drug problems PublUh.d Ev.ry Thur.doy by Trumq, PuUlthlno Corp. 41 Mountain av.., Sprlr>(, ..»•'••• • cycling on Rt. 78 by 'sweeping'area By ALLAN COI.DSTklN about mini-bike riders. Single efforts are A continuing nuisance to local residents who usually futile and the department believes live anywhere'near the 3'i miles of Rt. 78 right organized action will be much more effective. of way that runs through Springfield is the noise and dust caused by mini-bikes, trail bikes A LESS PUBLICIZED factor is the extensive or motorcycles that travel the.,well-worn (by damage, that har>.bemised.~freo,uent Icllectually stimulating selection-of music in /perform excerpts from a mmlCol.'Those who sweeps of the Rt. 78 area throughout "tKfT.' the best of taste. saw the recent performance of "Fiddler on the coming months. Roof" know of the talent in Ih.is group. The third program is still in tho process of --O--0- j The Master Chorale of Now Jersey are the being booked, but it is a group that will add ONE SUCH SWEEP."held several weeks ago, performers for the next program which will bo variety to the concert programs, the statement garnered numerous riders and, surprisingly, added. ... none of them were' Springfield residents. A UNEASY RIDERS From .0 Bryant The Players have been in existence for three police spokesman said this was not indicative avenue vantage point, two mini-bike Protestants to hear " ~yeareandhaveBtagedsnchBhowras-"Gypgy." of-the-situation-because-the-pnlice know_oi_al "Picnic^" "Mame," "Lovers and Other rtdors-are-caught-by-a-telephoto lens . least 20 youths who have ridden illegally in the as they move along a trail in the Rt. 78 Strangers," "Plaza Suite," a musical revue r : . area. " * •'.'.•' rightof-way, a path blazed • by the serinon by pastor entitled "It's A ModJ^orld" and their latest hit, The sweeps will consist of at least 20 mem- "Fiddler on the Roof."* large amount of illegal cycle traffic. bers of the police force who will allow riders to • 5i - ^ of Catholic church This week's show is directed by Evelyn enter the right of way—and then Beal all exits. ' Orbach of Springfield, Costumes are being Plainclothes policemen, masquerading as handled by Docile Cohen and pro^s by Ftenee mini-bike or motorcycle riders, will -also be Poor collection Shatten and Rita Miller. . • • " employed. IX — Appearing in the show are Manfred Orbach, The department regrets resorting to these Tama Bruder, Kcrmlt Bloomgorden, Debbie measures but as Chief Parsell said, "past Stavllsky. Judy Orbach, Andy Cohen, Teddy of glass, paper 1 ' experience lias shown that the practice of Rosenkrantz, Irene Mackoff. Rita Miller. merely issuing a warning to juvenile offenders "For the first time since the start of the glass Sylvia Summers, -Honnie jgrbachj Barbara^ ot_parenla_has_l)een insufficient. Our policy and recycling program," the Springfield Save Teltlebaum. Susan Warner, Rachel Friedman, "henceforth: is lo sign the necessary juvenile or Our Environment Committee, xepflrted .this._ Shelley Wolfe, Gil Wolfe, Hcrshey Snydej, •r.- adult complaint. week, "there was a poor collection onMune 17. Elliot Lewis, Sue Denner, Robin Laxarus, Only six tons of glass" andno,200Tpounds of Jerry Cohen, Sheila Sugarman, Ed Denner, "Should an adult consider going with his v newspapers were brought in. Judy Reich, Lll Snyder, Jeanlne Blanco, Ruth child to this area, he should keep in mind that - Roller and Jan JCrusch. he is risking not only a juvenile complaint "The truckman, has already informed the committee that if the glass collection does not The Springfield Recreation Department t his child, but also that charges will be stressed that "this is an open, free evening's filed against him for contributing to the bring forth a great deal more tonnage, it will entertainment and cve/yone Is welcome." In delinquency of his child. - .noL be. worth his while^Q-doJhe. hauling._Jtt is case of rain, the show will bo offered on July 19. ''The basis of our enforcement efforts on this therefore moreimportanHhan-ever that each section of state highway property is that it is an citizen continue to save and bring in glass and unauthorized intrusion on state property and .newspapers. -••.-...• all violators, regardless of age, will be handled "The next collection wilji take pluce on 2 Dem accordingly. Saturday, July 22,' at the Jonathan Dayton "The basic complaints offenders will risk are in Springfield urge trespassing on private property and, under Regional High School parking lot, from 8:30 DISCUS JOCKEY — Bruce Zabelski of Springfield, discus thrower who will compete for township ordinances, causing noise and other a.m. to 1 p.m. All townspeople arc urged to V \the U. S. junior team against a Russian ndtlonal team July 28-29 in, Sacramento, disturbances." • • —,— briqg in every bottle, jar and vial that can be rent leveling action /Calif., works out at Melsel Field under the guidance of A/tarty'Taglienti, track coach WithThese new tactics In mind, the depart- found. Don'tforget tied-up newspapers too. For "We are now free to enact a rent leveling /ol Joriathan Dayton Regional High School. Zahelski won the state Group 2 title for ment asked all residents whose horiles adjoin further information call Peggy Hammer, 273- ordinance in Springfield." So declared Dayfon In 1970. As a sophomore this spring for the University of Texas at El Paso, the properly not to call the police to complain 0278, or Edna Klein, 273-2021." Springfield Township Committeeman and "he had the be,st distanta-of any junior (16-19) in the country. candidate for reelection Donald Clancy in MSGR. FRANCIS X. COVLE summing up his reaction to Superior Court, •judge Morris PaBhman's recent decision that The Right Rev. Francis X. Coyle, pastor of 'municipalities- have the right to regulate Local industry wins approval St. James Roman Catholic Church, S. apartment rents in the absence of state law Springfield avenue, will be guest speaker at the diing so. . . ' summer union service of the Presbyterian and' \Townshlp Attorney Jay Bloom has been. for air pollution improvements Methodist Churches this Sunday qt 10 a.m., at ' instructed toresearch thepreparatidhof a rent Township Commitieeman Normnn Banner Banner added that he is seeking measures to the Mithodlst Church • —— leveling ordinance for Springfield, Clancy said. this week announced tljat after lengthy *?v* fTlfinpy^ fllnng lyjth'^rthur Keyselhout, his reduce noise at Carter Bell. He also said he is in . For the past four years the union-services, running mate for township committeeman, has dtscussiuim aim afljustntents^tfie Carter Bell close touch with efforts to reduce the side ef- which havebeen ln-existence fop^e years, have Tieeif activeln working with tenants' groups In Manufacturing" iCo., Springfield, Had finally fects of blasting operations in the Houdaille : emphasized Ihe ecumenical spirit as clergy of "Springfield; been judged In compliance with state air Quarry. '. _ •• various denominations have Bharcd in the Kesselhaut added to Clancy's statement the. pollution st«nd£irtjs.. The firm-^vulcanhcs, • ..^Disclosure, that Carter RpllhadaucceedfoLiiL preaching according to the. Rev. James vegetable oil." - (Continued on pays 8) 'meeting pollution control requirements came Dewart, pastor of the Springfield Emanuel . in a letter addressed to A. L. Liebeskind of 95B ' (Continued on pag« 9) Troy dr., who hid represented a group of Troy Village and Summit Hill tenants in seeking the '!•'": I controls. It was signed by Leland Marshall, Teen dantes begin supervisor of the metropolitan field office on Rt. 22, Springfield, of the State Department of tomorrowjevening Environmental Protection. Title letter stated: ~'l ; The surtmer serles Sf Friday night teen ^Tite purpose qf this letter is to advise you dances will -be rrunagaln-thU year by the - rpfip s ~~" " 'ti hh p nt ^ to th£ Springfield Recreation Department. Tomorrow progress of the referenced company's alr^ at 8:30p.m. Back Rhodes will be the first group : to pUy. This group comes from neighboring pollution control program. / • towns In Union County. It features Vlnce "As you are aware, the referenced company Laurla on bass; Lou Goldberg, drummer, was ordered on Dec. 31, 1970, to control' V Frank Delane, BohVella. both on guitar,'and Pfcj from certain processes, which Oail Cutrona singer.They have played allegedly violated Chapter r> of the New Jersey throughout New Jersey with a variety of rock n' Air Pollution Control Code, By-Dec, is, i97l: As roll to hard rock music. . / the result of said order, the company installed ^Dances starting al 8:30. and end at 11:30. and altered certain apparatus at considerable Victory road, the block In front of Victory expense. ' • • ' ' • ; ' Engineering, will be closed off for the dances. -.''In November of 1971, it became apparent to There will be a fee bi 75 tents per'person. ~" personnel of this company that additional A Recreation Department spokesman added: —"These programs are veryiwpular and draw controls would be required to completely a young enthusiastic crowd.« good exposure Is alleviate its. emissions; Since such additional- what your group is looking for this Is a great job controls were not originally anticipated by for you- * • • . • MAPPING CONTROLS — Planning a local rent control ordinance are, from left, Arthur personnel of this BureaH^s well as those of _., "We have begun hiring people. So,pleaso , ' Kesielhaut, Democratic candidate for township committeeman; Jack Resn)k, Carte«,BeU, an administrative extension was 'STICKY PROBLEM — Randl Sherman, art» qnd crafts Instructor for th« Sprln(|f{eld contact Carol Dreyer, progrem.coordlnatar, at. president of (he Mountain Vlevv Gardens Tenants AssoCiatlonj Donald Claricy, granted allowing them until May 1, 1972, to playgrounds, helps Barbara Kovach With a design project at Denham Playground. the riecreaUon Department (376-8800) as sooir Domoqratlc Incumbent committeeman seeking reelection, and Pqul Berliner, See article or^Page 19. . • ; (Photoby Bruce Autenrleth) as powlble." • • -' „ chairman of the Springfield Tenant.Landlord Committee. • ', ' ' . . ' (Continued on page 8) : *: ,\. «.. . - ^, / S&^-V' •- a$,l rJ. .. SPRINGFIELD (N.J ) LEADER-Thursday, July 6," 1972-3 2-Thursday, July 6, 1972-SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADER Factory workers _ rd., and Elayne Fleischmun, daughter of Mr. Lesley College names " and Mrs. Joseph Fleischman, 27 Norwood rd. donate 50 pints of two coeds to dean's list EARLYCOPY. Dayton has a faculty for travel, workduring summer Two Springfield residents were named to the Publicity Chairmen are urged to blood^ to Red Cross dean's list for the second semester at Lesley observe the Friday deadline for other 1 Work, play, travel and Etudy will be the maio teacher), who will be married to Warren Sen- Hostovsky (language ), Vermont; Dolores shores of North Africa with MB wife in search of Inc. In Hazlet; Jeff Anderson (music), Belling Drewea (school psychologist) will work for the College, Cambridge, Mass. than spot news. Include your name, A Red Cross blood bank was held last week Jectlyea of most of the Jonatfmn. Dayton mitt of%ong Grove, IU., in July; Robert Gar: Jadus (new school librarian), headed for Key archeolojegical ruins; E. Edward Shiley (vocal real estate for Max E. Spann Inc. in Huntcrdon MI. Cormel Mental Health and Special Services Honored were Susan Silverstein, daughter of address and pHone number. for the employees of the Atlantic Metals RegTraial Jligh School faculty members, who della (print shop instructor), who will become West with family; Mary jane Parrlsh (science), music/will travel throughout the_V?est after a and Somerset; Ted Amo and Ollie Olson,. Clinic, Cranford, as clinical psychologist; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silverstein, 63 Greenhill Company of Fadilm rd., Springfield, It was recentlycWnpleted observance.of the school's grapjjjp.supervisor with Chubb antl Son, New a summer of fun in' Maine and Nova Scotia; summer school session; Carole- Fahrmann Operating their A & O Home Improvements Gerald Rettenberg, (health) will do duty nur- made possible by the work of eight local women' 35th c^mmencerrtenCgxercises. / *^ • YorfGity;-Linda Penkalskl, who will retire to Mrs. Samuel Seager (social studies) and (French) will visit France and Calltornla; Joan Company, North Plainfleld.' sing at local hospitals and*fllghV-m(r8lng ' 1 who volunteettd-mairc than 34 hours of their Publicity C^hairmen: Barbara pimmeraT~th«~~6chopl's original North Arlington to have a baby in August; family will • take the French tour; Dave TipUfefspecial Services), will summer in Long assignments with the Aero Medical Air Lift 1 Dorothy Casaack (busineBs)will publish time. Because of vacations and other1 reasons, librarian \&ho was honored byher-^olleagues Eldine Heep von Burchard, who moves to Brodman (arlTand family, the grand tour of Island ^ Group of the New Jffsoy Air National Guard; Wouldyyo\i like . medical, magazines for Cassnk Publication.-. it was difficult (o arrange for the volunteers, and friends upon her retirement from-this White Plains, N.Y., to teach German; Lonnie Europe to brush up on art in Belgium, Holland^ Work amJ-busiriess for; Norm,an Pollack Thomas Kaplor (English), playground director .IncVbaJon; Al Rothbard (industrial arts) will and Mrs. Fred Stickle, chairman for the visit, sonne )ielp in pre- positjon, is one of the exceptions to the word- Parker (wrestling coach), who will move to' Luxembourg, Germany, Italy, France; Austria' nglish) al his Book'Review store in Echo at Union; John Esposito (physical education) return to* his'annual summer jfio as maltre d' spent many hows In trying to arrange for the " •paripg newspaper play, travel and study theme—she plans to West Virginia to teach and coach; Minnie *-!• .. X.-. -'-•'.. .. .- ' ' -A ' k r _ 4-Thursdav, Julv 6. J972-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER tr«»jirniuii>tiriiiMiiiiiiitiiiittiiaiiiiiiiitiitjiiiititittiniiniiitiittiittiiiii)ttiiiiiijiiMiiiiitiiiiiiir>tiiiiiiiiiii)iiiULtiitiiaLiiiiiiiiitiinniiHituiiii . /_. • ' IFetuj.O) <*:• •-•• ' f. u X J' ••;/ -Thursday, July 6, 1972- Case gets funds A Pops music li'ursday, July 6, 197*2-, UC names deans of 3 new divisions s • v for acceleration Varied open air events v •; >••' ••••/"'••••••:••"•.• •"•• • .••,.;•.• will op^nM In a major expansion of Its administrative Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, UC president, said appointed dean of science, and Dr. Frank P. Tbe three new academic divisions were organiiatlon, Union College announced this Dr. Robert A. Markoff of Madison, associate Dee of Plscataway, director of the department established on Feb. 1 .with Prof. Forrest P. arts festival Are you week the appointment of three deins to head of continuing education in sciences, Rutgers of flooding study scheduled at Echo Lake professor of history at Seton Hall University, Dexter Jr. of Cranford, serving as acting dean An appearance by the Fine the recently-established Divisions_pfArtj_and South Orange, baa been appointed dean of arts; University; New Brunswick, has been ap Seantor Clifford P. Case (R-N.J.) announced of acts, Prof. Siburn serving_as%;ting dean of Arts Pops Orchestra of New A Summer Arts Festival-, a diversified series ~nppear on Wednesday, Aug. 0 (rain data Ayg. Business, Science and Engineering), and" pointed dean of educational services. All ap- this week that he has won acceptance of a "Prof. John J. Siburn of Westfield, chairman of science, and-Prof. Riqhard J. Selcoe of Cleri Brunswick will mark the of open air programs arranged by The Union to). This group which has presented program* Special Services and Continuing Educ*Uo«(^_. "to 0tfl' biology d>partm«nt, has been pointments are effective Aug. 1. Itidge serving as acting dean of educational JM5.000 appropriation to accelerate the Rah- County Park Commission, will open on Wed- throughout the state, will feature old-time opening of the Union County goin services. way River Pasin flood control study. nesday, July 12. " »'i "sing-along" music. ^^ - ' Park Commission's Summer The (145,000 was made available in the fiscal Concluding the-Beri«S of festival program*, The Liberal Arts and" Business Division Is Arts Festival on Wednesday The opening program will bfe given by the comprised of the humanities, business, social I 1973 pubijc works appropriations bill which has on Wednesday, Aug.J6 (rain date Aug. 17) will. beginning at 8:30 p.m. at Echo Fine Aria Pops Orchestra, a 40-plece band from sciences, English, law ..enforcement, and been ordered reported to the Senate by the be the Chlldroi's VUlage Ste^l Band, jif Dobb'ii . Lake Park, Mountainside and rdlTRtit Psychology-sociology :departments,-and the " Senate Appropriations Committee. Ferry, N.Y. This youthful group, all of Westfield. The program r- ituumuuimjtuaimiMUiiirau>>»'M'"l'll'ln'liuu'i''nit'iiiuiiiiiii;iiiiaii)iiiiuiiiiiiiimiiii)iuiininui:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH»m Thursday, July 6, 1972- * 9-Thur»day, July 6, 1972-SPRINGFIELD PN.J.) Democrats 20th century art Frances Ilubij Richards, 372-2938; Betty (Continued from page D IHS Class of'52 Heusler Arthur, 372-6544; Fran Kellerhof observation that he welcomed Judge Pash- Flood losses can be tax deductions• Peters,371-2500; MclCamusoRenlck, 356-7685; man's decision. "The judge has clarified the now on exhibit at Barry Isenhurg. 727-4700. or Audrey Sockler constitutional considerations In this matter. It AJ-least some of the uninsured property If no insurance company adjuster is going to computed upon the entire property. seeks out members Galiardo, 752-2729. — adds up to the fact that the current apartment call, an Independent appraisal may be ob On business property, the deduction is the Trenton Museum losses from flooding in many North Jersey The Irvington High School Class of 1952 has shortage at reasonable rentals constitutes a An exhibition, "Twentieth Century American communities can be claimed as income tax talned. Appraisers are listed in the yellow decline in value up to the property's (hreat to the public welfare and apartment pages of telephone directories. depreciated value or book value/less insurance scheduled a class reunion for September and is EARLYCOPY and European Painting and Sculpture," has deductions, according to the New Jersey coverage and salvage value. •-._ . seeking Information on classmates who have Publicity Chairmen are urged to obierv* the rentals must be regulated." opened at thfe New Jersey State Museum, ^Society of Certified Public Accountants. B |ece Friday deadline for other than "s'pot news. Deductible losses are computed on P " Loss of landscaping, including walks, trees, movedaway. Information about the class may Include your name, address and phone Both Clfincy and Kesselhaut supported the Trenton. The second of„ three exhibitions be passed on to Don Komlnsharie, 399-0900; showing outstanding fine art objects from New* On behalf of the society, its president, Robert by-piece basis for personal property, sucnasan lawn, etc, should not be overlooked. This also number. _ idea that Springfield's rent leveling ordinance "D. Hunter of Paramus, oGtllned several steps- automobile or an article of furiiltutre^l tie is deductible to the-extent the loss is not would provide landlords an opportunity to raise Jersey private collections, it will be on view In the main galle/ies of the museum through Aug. flood victims should take immediately to obtain .amount of loss on nqnbuiiness real property is covered byTnsurahce,rHuiiterTsald~:~* " ~~ rents only to the extent that their, costs, .taxes the maximum deductions to which they may be and interest charges rise, and to insure them a 6.• : • - .>'••• entitled. "Taxpayeramust be ablejo prove lhaL fair and reasonable profit on their investments.^ The third- exhibition, "American and a casualty-a sudden, unexpected event- Flemington Fair MARQUISE DIAMOND They further observed~that""in -^recent -European Drawings, Pastels,.. Prints-. *nd occurred and thatiHewened-thevahicof their months tenants have been coming to township W^tercolora," will be shovm from Aug, n property," he said. 'Then they must be able to meetings in"increasing numbers to complain of through Sept. 24. prove the amount of loss." " re-opens exorbitant rent increases. Until this decision The exhibitions are being sponsored by the The 116-year-old was made, all they could be told was that little- Association for the Arts of the New Jersey-State Proving that flooding occurred will pose no Flemington Fair will open for could be done at the local level beyond en- Museum os part of "Festival'72; F>cusonthe problem, the OPA Society's president pointed seven days and seven nights forcing health and buiiaing lawsT" : out, but demonstrating that it caused a decline on Tuesday, Aug. 29. in kniliilf /'Now that constitutional barriers to focal, Concurrent with the three fine art •^TriTHe"worth of a family's possesslons-orirrine~ "In addilibriTo arTautomoblfe ent leveling have been removed," Clancy and exhibitions Is an exhibition of outstanding extent of the damage-could be more difficult. racing, card, the fair will Kesselhaut conclluded, "our tenants are en- decorative art objects also fron New Jeney The use of "before-andafter" photographs .feature, grandstand en- SALE private collections, "Decorative Arts of New tertainment this year. titled to expect some response from their local -an be very helpful in establishing the extent of 70 government.'' Jersey,'' which will continue through the the damage. For the "before" ph os, the New «291 summer until Sept. 24. Jersey CPAs recommend a search of the To Publicity Chairmen: jewelers " .. . American artists represented In the 20th (amily album and those of relatives and neigh- Would you lik* torn* help CORNER MORRIS & SfUYVESANT century painting and sculpture exhibition are: Mini-bikes bors. News clippings describing the effects of in preparing n«W>pap*r r»- ' Other Marquise Diamonds to $2500 UNION. N.I. . Milton Avery, John Chamberlain, Alexander 'the storm in the immediate, neighborhood can Uotei? Writ* th thii m». (Continued from paae 1) Calder, Guy Pene Du Bols, William Glackeni, also serve as evidence < papar and ask for our "Tlp» MIDDLESEX MALL •itcsiroy state property and then having to pay MEN'S CLUB HONORED — The Man* Club of Tempt* Beth Ahm, Springfield, receives Adolph OotUelb, Marsden Hartley, Robert on Submitting Nswi R«- SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.I. -for the damage." award from the National Federation of Jewish Men'* Clubs for belt technique* for Henri, Hans Hofmann, Edward Hopper, ^ Expert help in estimating the cost of the In another instance, riders were found on the membership. Shown are, from left, Sam Greenfelt, club preildent; David Allen, Nicholas Kruahenick, Walt Kuhn, Yasuo damage should be obtained as soon as possible, upper course on the Baltusrol (Jolf Club where national board member who mode the- presentation; Charlti Cohen, _|oca| Kunlyoihi,; Ernest Lawson. Alexander Hunter said. .. they caused damage to the greens and turf. membership chairman, and Martin Shlndler, temple president. ~ . ' Uberman arid Roy LJchtenstein. "Information:'nay be obtained from the- In-the past, the police looked for_an area in (Photo by Carian Studio) Other famous American artists whose works Society's Community Services Committee by 1 writing Milton A. Zisman, chairman, or Hunter CAMPAIGN UICKOFF — Congresswoman Florence P, Dwyer Flanking them are Surrogate Mary C. Kanano qnd Plainflold the township where they might allow legal may be seen are: Morris Louis, John MarK Reginald Marsh, Robert Motherwell, Walter at the New Jersey Society of Certified Public NOW! GREAT EASTERN LEADS (second from right) is shown with State Senator Matyhew J. Mayor Frank Blatz, Sonqtor Rinoldo's co-campaign mini-bike riding but the level of insurance costs Bernard Kessler; Murch, Elle Nadelman, Georgia O'Keefe, Accountants, 550 Broad st.. Newark. Rlnaldo, whom she has endorsed to succeed her, during a managers. proved too restrictive. Arts and crafts Claes Oldenburg, George Rickey, James To establish the amount of loss, records of the •dinner Friday nighi attended by 1,200 Rinaldo supporters. By the end of this summer, according to the — Stale Highway-Department, a stretch of the at playgrounds state supervisor Rosenqulst, Mark Rothko, Yves Tanguy, Wen- purchases of property and of amounts spent on right of way between Summit and Millburn will 'Ylng Tsai, Esteban .Vincente aniTMajc Weber. capital improvements are helpful, but they ""beTVpcncdrrnaking-the area-"open road." At The summer playground season has begun Funeral services for' Bernard Kessler, 90, of The European artists represented include: don't tell the whole story,, the CPA's president IN WEEKLY MEAT at fund-raising event as Rinaldo' that time all violators will be charged with arid along with the many athletic activities that 23 Little Brook rd., Springfield, a former Max BUI, Pierre Bonnard, Georges Braque, pointed out. Depreciation and salvageabllity motor vehicle violations. are.planned, the recreation staff has an ex- resident of Union, were held last Wednesday at Andre Derain, Alberto Glacometti, Emlllo must be taken into consideration. '- STORE HOURS: MON. TO SAT., 9:30 to 9:45 - SUN., 9:30 to 6:00 But ontil then, complaints will be sworn out tensive arts and crafts program under way. The Suburban Chapel of Philip Apter & Son, Greco, Juan Grir, Etlenne Hajdu, Barbara Appraisers with specialized knowledge of the against all violators and bikes, impounded The two arts and crafts leaders, Randl 1600 Springfield ave., Maplewood. Mr. Kessler Hcpworth, Alexel von Jawlensky. Paul Klee, Types of property affected are qualified to gets endorsement from Mrs. Dwyer: from riders in the Rt. 78 n^ea or on township Sherman and Andrea Stein, have both had died the previous day hi Overlook Hospital, Ferdinand Leger, Jacques Upchltz. Artistede make such assessments, as are Insurance; Congresswoman Florence P.' Dwyer has Campus, West Orange. after 1C years on Capitol Hill, assured the streets, will be towed away and returned only experience working with children and adults in Summit. Malllol, Marino Marlni and Henry Moore. - adjusters. called for the election of State Senator Matthew """He has proved himself in the State Senate," gathering that she and Rinaldo "are going to be after the payment of a $10 foe. the arls^The two girls have many new projects Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Kessler lived there for J. Rinaldo of Union as her successor, "J have Mrs. Dwyer declared. "I like his courage. He is in this campaign together." She urged the, planned for the town playgrounds. Among the many years. He moved to Springfield tiiree confidence he'll do a great job," Mrs. Dwyer going to do what's right for. the county, the Rinaldo supporters to prepare for the cam- crafts that "thechlldren will be learning are years ago from Union, where he had lived five told 1,200 Rinaldo supporters during a fund- state, and the country." paign ahead and told them, "I'll be with you on Joint seed mosaic pictures, tissue paper painting, years. . State notes o sharp decline~ raising dinner in honor of the Republican the firing line for the next Congressman from service sock puppets and, potato printing on cloth and Mr. Kessler was a supervisor hi the N.J. candidate Friday night In the Town and Mrs. Dwyer, who is retiring from Congress the 12th Congressional District." Adding that (Continued : 1 ••" ' ' ^• •" ^ _.; - * - -•»- T'" -"•••:T -Thursday, July 6, 1972- yjimiiuuiimiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiimiuim iiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiimilmiimiiiiiiiumimiiiMiimmiiiiiHUiimiii miiimimniimrtii* PSE & G reports 10-Thursday, July 6, 1972-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER Peskin, SHverstein It's for the bird-wafcher* STRICTLYPERSONAL Glass dilemma may he all washed up electrical sales up By Pal and Marilyn Davis •'iumiimmiiiliii!|imiiiiiiiiiiimii"iimmiiiilii Copley Ifcws Service iiumiiiiiiiiiuiijiiiiimiiiumunnituuuuiiiitiiu! now taking part in Dear Needs Another Opinion: Dear Pat ond Marilyn: Y opens center to the public 5 pet over 1971 Dear Put and Marilyn; You will need mere .than I am so upset I can hardly pointed out Burk, president of the group, ai • Geologist says bottles can be ground into sand I have a problem which 1 another opinion if you write. My huBband of two • A bird watcher's paradise... Public Service Electric and Gas Co. an* hope you can solve. I am in Die Stevens program steady chorus of feathered-voices undmcored nounced this week that sales of electricity were quit school at your age. The months has moved into the A place to observp 80 species of birds during .If you're feeling guilty about not returning 9th grade and have a U.S. Census Bureau estimates guest room. We haye a Two Springfield residents are participating ' the Summer... - his words. •bottles for recycling, an Ingenious Rutgers 107 billion kilowatt hours, 5 percent greater boyfriend. The problem is Uian the five months of last year; sales of gas that the lifetime income of the comfortable king siie bed and in-a six-week; program in college.mathematics A slto for catching 100 other varieties on the •University geologist has.solved your problem. this. He goes with the wrong average male college I sleep in it alone, and computer programmlng'Tor high-ability ' wing during the migration period from March I Now you can relax on a beach created from totaled 1.1 billion therms, al)Out the same as in crowd. Since he has been last, year's five-month span. graduate is $100,000 more than He said he couldn't sleep in high tchool students at Stevens Institute of through May... Ithose same.bottles you didn't return. associating with this group, he that of the average boy who the same bed with me and has Technology. • That was the treasure trove the Westfleld I Dr. Michael Plbum has long been interested Operating revenues were $425 million in the has changed He neglects his five m6nth period of 1972 comparedwlth $397 begun working after high In get his rest in order to work. Among the 71 students selected from Bird Club observed recently when members I In bottles, beginning way back when he Joined school work and is always ill school graduation. million in the same period of last year and net trouble for unnecessary However, I fee! he has other throughout the country to. take part in the twice visited the Westfield YMCA-YWCA Four I the ranks of the collectors of orillque bottles. By 1 And, Mom and Dad, try a reasons for moving if you -Season Outdoor Center, a 153-acre cattle farm I easy stages, he expanded his interest to bottles income In lhe respective periods was $54.6 reasons. program, which concludes "Aug. 5r~re Donald million and $66.2 million. little praise when it is know what I mean Peskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peskin of located in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon I in general, especially those that end up on the My friends say drop him; Earnings available for common stock for the deserved. Do not expect I feel I'm being cheated. My 46Irwln st., and Richard Sllversteln, son of Mr. County, which is being converted into a family I trash heaps of civilization. but my mother gays thai if you perfection Errors are a part pride is hut! but I refuse to beg and Mrs. Alfred Sllversteln of 22 Avon rd. Both recreation center, environmental resource I The waste glass problem, and concern about first five months of this year amounted to $47 love- a person, you should let million or $1.19 per'share on the 3?,474,038 nothing stand in your way. I of learning. All students need my husband to reconsider our are seniors at Jonathan Dayton Regional High center and day camp. The center and camp are I It, has moved many municipalities to legislate encouragement and must feel sleeping arrangements. School. open to. Mountainside residents. I against the use of nonreturnable bottles. The -. average shares outstanding during the period. don't know which advice to In the like period of 1971, earnings were $60 take. a measure of success as theyt Upset The students are studying modern I constantly rising cost of municipal waste plow through their work. I>rar Upset: ., gpTyp [disposal has caused many locaToff iclalsToTry mrlli |X68h mathematics, Including linear algebra, not strictly for the birds; It also includes ob- shares. The decrease was principally due to the •an create Pride may -be keeping you^— -Boolean algebra, groups and fields, set and serving with delight wild life anrTlslant life. I eliminating bottles from trash by making Deur Confused: apart. Tell your husband how throwaways too expensive to throw away. effect of the milder weather on sales, the ad- A boy who goes around with "underachievers." number systems, and introduction to digital ditional state tax on the added revenues •-O--O-- •; you feel and quit wasting time. Consequently, they were delighted to find Waste glass actually ranges between 6 and the wrong crowd and refuses If the probjem continues,' , computers and programming, using the PDP- flying squirrels in the beautiful old stone house . resulting principally from the increase in to study is bad news. In this I)earTat and Marilyn: 10 system at the Stevens Computer Center. 14 percent of typical municipal trash, and less I'm having an argument consult yourAfamily doctor. (circa 1851) at (he foot of a graceful glen In the than half of that is glass containers. Fur- ' electric and gas tariffs,- and the purchase 'case, I must vote with your heart of the site. Plans call for. the house to be of electric power caused by the scheduled and friends. with my fiance. I say that the -O-Ov thermore, only about half the glass containers forced outages of major electric equipment. quote, "Silence is golden," is Confidential to Suzle: converted Into an environmental resource are beverage bottles The others once con^ At your age. you are in love In addition! the-tnerease in the average- not complete. Hi; says that this Date Keith as well as others. . Church fo sponsor center, library and nature museum. tained aspirin, jelly, cider, turpentine, fur- "ivninsveT^wainr few. more Why limit yourself at 16? shares of common stock, used in computing years before attempting to is the entire quotation. Who is Herman Bleber, Esso Corporation research niture polish and countless other substances. right'' If you have a question, The bulk of the waste glass consists of broken earnings, reflects the sale of 3.5 million shares make such an important coffee house series engineer, and Richard Burk of Mountainside in September, 1971 and had the effect of I.more urltc: I'atand Marilyn Davis. found signs of woodcluickju although not the windows, light bulbs, beverage glassea and decision. The divorce, rate Copley News Service, in care reducing the earnings per share in the five- among teenagers is un- I*ear I.enore: ..:. ArtseriesVof Friday'Tught "Living Water" animaLblmself. . cooking utensils,-with an occasional glass month period of 1972 by 12 cents. You arc. This is a German of this newspap-W. slipper for Cinderella believably high. Don't become Icof fee house sessions will begin ISmorrownlghT ~ pgp Earnings for the 12-month period ended May another statistic! proverb and reads as follows: at Evangel Baptist Church, 242 Shunplke rd., )r'. PlbOTirpointii out ttcrrtcss limn aTjuarter SAND TO SAND — The principal raw material in manufacturing glass is'sand. "Speech is silver; silence is Siefken of Mountainside, who was busy the glass supply Is covered by legislation 31, W2 were. $97 million or $2.54 per share on ••<>--o-- Springfield (opposite Baltutrol Golf Club).: Grinding up waste glass to create a supply of "sand" to replenish beaches is an the 38.327,097 average shares outstanding I)t-ar Put and Marilyn: golden." cataloguing some of the first plant signs of ugainst nonrvturnable bottles. He adds the idea suggested by Dr. Michael Piburn of the Rutgers University Department of Fresh Sweet iQorn on. Melco outlets put thousands of shoes on op«n display to The coffee house has Men planned by a compared to $96 million and $2.76 per share on A BLUE RIBBON EVENT. — Ribbon is cut to mark the official spring on the earlier visit, identified trout lilies, point that the average citizen Is reluctant to got Geology. This would simultaneously eliminate that portion of municipal trash r I will come directly to the Tomatoes make buying as easy,.pleasant and fast as possible for cfturch youth commltteertnchiding residents of violets, hepatica, may apples and splcebushes. A RINGING START — Tom Gunn i 34,a>7.391 shares in the 1971 period. The opening of the Malco shoopormarkot outlet on Rt. 22, Union, involved with returnable bottles, even with a consisting of glass and the expensive dredging to replace sand eroded from point. My parents are both To Publicity Chairmen: Home-Style Pies'"-. individuals and, especially, yqyng families who come In to Springfield, Union, Summit and Millburn, On a later visit, daisies, buttercups, wild roses ball o» his first official duty cm n»w decrease resulted principally from the effect of connected with school. My by John Gibriano. store manager, as Rotttrt Ales! (left), deposit paid foi^ them boaches. : headed by Al Nucciarohe of Short Hills. - and rhododendron abounded. prmldent of the Mountalnild* Rotary' the additional shares outstanding, which grades are Bs and Cs. My Would you like sales manager, and Nicholas AAauro, distrlW/manager; look outfit everyone at one llmo. Nevertheless, glass is part of ilie total solid diluted earnings by 25 cents as well as the other Vine ripened New Jersey Free entertainment will be provided by folk "This farm is a great habitat for birds, Club. . ' waste problem And finding a place to put it is parents hound me to do better. some help in pre- oreenhouio tomatoes o singers and guitarists and free refreshments, spend money to dump waste glass that could reasons mentioned for the five-month decline. complete line ol the finest . Operations -Committee, the Vote was en- taxing the wisdom of the people who are sup mixture Of metals and glass. These can then be - I am sick and tired.of hearing paring newspaper home stylo FRUIT PIES.-- cc iragingly one-sided, including coffee, cookies soda and popcorn, will FRIDAY DEADLINE posed to find places to put thiii^s. sefjarated mechanically.' make beautiful sand." them complain-especially as Irutts and Vegetables - frosh be served. Religious films will also be shown. releases? Write to elder purehonoy and maple -o-o- All Items other than spot Dr. Piburo says that In most large "One of the easiest productmto manufacture I am doing my best. I intend to syrup. U.S. Congr&sswoman ., The coffee house sessions will be held from Cocozzef/i fo be listed Dr. Piburn estimates that longshore currents this newspaper and fe • YET, IN THE WEEKS which have followed, news should be In our metropolitan areas. It will become necessary to at this stage is a synthetic sand," Dr. Piburn — the currents that move almost parallel to the Consumer News go to college and realize'this opposition to the bill has mushroomed. Three of 7:30 to 11-every Friday evening In July, and office by noon on process solid waste, probably using burning as said, "and by a strange coincidence, sand is requires good grades. ask for our "Tips August. More information is available-.from coast - take away between 200,000 and 500,000 U! Wig lit man Farms thejmost powerful lobbies in Washington have jin initial step This should gel rid of thejjapcr exactly what we need for our beaches." .. One of my friends- ROUTE202 MORRISTQWN \ FLORENCE P. DWYER Nucclarone at 376-5665 or Gary Finn,lr2515 in Who's Who in East' Friday. cubic yards of New Jersey sand a year. An " \ on Submitting News declared war: housing, agriculture, and hlgh- products making up 75 percent of the total He points out that shore communities spend doubles its price Vt (Smiles south of AAorrlstown) : v Branford ave., Union, at 687-4227 or 687-5250. Joseph P. Cocozzelli of 501 interesting sidelight is that the ocean currents suggested that I quit school \jKeieases.' • •~~~~ Reports ' way£L.And they've employed all the tools of Meisel_ay£.4.Springfield, has trash. millions of dollars annually replacing sand move the sand north toward Sandy Hook and WASHINGTON. - • Consumer News, the and find a job. She said th their trade: full-page newspaper ads, letter- been selected for inclusion in After burning Hie tolut. wha|Js-Jcfl is a swept away by ocean currents. "They also south toward Cope May from a center at newsletter about the Federal Government's could find myself in this way-. "'writirig "campaignsi~personal visits^to— key— Cosby doubles back the Uth edition of 'iWho's Who Manasquan. consumer programs, published by the Office of Could she be rii!ht? ACCEPTING RESPONSIBILITY effort, attention to detail, mastery of the congressmen, among others. A common theme in the East." Consumer Affairs, has, in little over one ycjjr, Needs Another.Oplnlon Call- Out Of Area Nature was not the only culprit responsible complex. Boredom and frustration drive us to Who's Who has been Seton Hall group visits _ "The system Constantly loses sand, Pr.'n; .....assumed "bestseller" status'among Govern- 754-2211 Call Collect for the awesome devastation of last week's newer and more exciting pursuits. f^vX^sSreh^rucSin ' ^^&-££2££*£ published for over 20 years by cipally by erosion of the beaches, and the sand ment periodicals. "Tropical btornTSgnes7r lt's~been~ttke'tnat'with governrnent~pub!ic- status and concern that access to their tomtB__J«». _?• ^JS^tJ^^SSLtn,4$ Marquis JtVhoIa. Who, Japan to study lif^-style ends up in the deep submarine canyons off the Mrs Virginia KnaucRydirector of Ihe'lQffice. •' Faculty post In a very real sense, blanie belongs to all works programs.. Failing to distinguish bet- America's leading Clearance mouths of the Hudson Kiver aiid Delaware .and Special Assistant to President Nixon for_ Nineteen high school WE BEAVT1FUL who, in large or small measure, failed, to do ween those designed primarily for political biographical archivists. Education. The purpose of the Bay," Dr. Piburn said. Consumer Affairs, announced that there are ? y, y p g teachers and graduate to Hamilton^ their part to prepare for the rampages which benefit and those,'like flood control, aimed at cJ-Hter thTs campaigpg n No n^onaTffort _M^ ¥ <"* win be a weekly variety.program Cocozzelli's qualifications Institute is to enable present Where do local officials find, replacement currently about 50,000 subscribers. nature perpetrates all too often. - meeting real needs, we tend to dismiss them all and the other will be a Saturday, morning "the tfiop of Unuxual Thlniil" students, escorted by three and future . high ' school Mrs Knauer said that the subscription price Drew University been mounted to go over the heads of lobbyists were examined by appraisers Seton Hull University faculty sand? : It's an old story. When public needs or as <'pork barrel" projects; Result: de(ay, en- 'educational program for kids. of current research and In- teachers who teach ethnic went to $2 a year on July 1. She said the new Theological School Dean PARK HOTEL and bring the people the facts of reorganization A compute nnjtol meiibcrs, arrived in Japan "They most often supply It by dredging the problems are long-term or unglamorous or dless study, lengthy stretchouts, underfunding and the value of this bill. While Congressmen terest In his life, positions,- studies cm,Japan to observe price "is necessary to cover the cost of im- James M."Ault has announced last Saturday for eight weeks the actual life of the Japanese tuiyrt behind the barrier islands, pumping the 123 WEST 7th ST. PLAINFIELD, N.J. unproductive of Immediate solution, wetend to —' and too little protection. safety it will bring, to many. To the other awards and achievements. canc)l*-m*Wng tuppllM. SALE proving the newsletter, and the price increase the appointment of a leading appreciate, more than most, the inadequacies of intensive study. They will sand across the Island onto the beach," Dr. lose patience and interest. We grow weary of of our governmental mechanisms, they need qualities of leadership required to enact such . He is married to the former in Japan. is within the Price Commission's guidelines." West Coast theologian to the the expense. We tire of the need for sustained Somehowrwe've got to speed up the process ol all 1972 • stay in Tokyo until July IS and Piburn pointed out. "The environmental Drew faculty. of studying, planning and constructing flood some evrdence~bf support for particuiar~:iegislation, we might also add courage.— - Marie A. Mongrella, and h_r 211 Elmw Str»»i It is also the objective of the "When we started publishing Consumer THE FINEST To end on a more hopeful note. House then will travel to Hokkaido, Institute1 to. compare the consequences are disastrous because the Er. Neil Q. Hamilton, luiiuiiuiuiiniuiuiimiiiuiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuuiiiiuuiuuiiuiiuiiiuuiii control projects, not only in terms of the Corps solutions. resided in the community for Wt«MI«M • 2U-4U4 WASllhKS • DKVKRS northeastern Japan. disrupted bays and estuaries are important News in April of I97i; we were charging $1' for SENIOR CITIZEN j-, —passage last week of the Revenue Sharing bill . the past 12 years. Japanese culture.in Japan 12 issues a year, and there were only four pages "Robert Dollar Professor of of Engineers' responsibilities^ but also of B After staying u week in breeding areas for shellfish and finfish." Congressional- authorizations and. ap- ONE OTHER ANALOGY cries out. fat— *« a triumphof theveryqualities we have Cocozzelli Is the assistant HOURS: RtHIGKRATORS with that in the Japanese in each issue," Mrs. Knauer said. "I-ast New Testament at the San HOTEL seen in such short supply in other areas. Suc- Man., Wed.. Thyri., Prl. Hokkaido, they will go to communities In the United - October we began publishing the newsletter the Francisco Theological Representing us propriations and of local approval and mention: gun control. How long must we wait, director of special educations 10 AJrfL • 10 P.M. Tsuruoka, to sec the country Nor does the process work too well, he adds. cooperation, all of which have been soiircWef—how many tragedies must we endure before the cess required effort, persistence, detailed and special services In the Tuwi, Sat. " States...... He cites one spectacular example at Ocean first and fifteenth of each month, and in Seminary in San Anselmo, knowledge, the willingness to adjust dif- » AM. • e P.M. life of Japan! The group will Cal.. and at the Graduate considerable delay,-- -r " country, the Congress and the Administration East Orange public school The group will study where City. February, still charging-only_$l.a._yejlL_W£_ ferences, and commitment to an objective system. Soma Floof Mo ..V- . •(' • w J •Thuriday, July 6, 1972 TrWHjddy, 'July 6, 1972- l$ pieces were made after 1640, Museum Shop, New Jersey addilioriul book, and mail to' State Museum catalog on pottery published they are listed as part of the State Mustuni. 205 W. State the Museum Shop. early tradition, The dated and St., Trentoir 08C25. Those in- Captain — really a king "name, all of the wares may be marked pieces should alert terested In purchasing "New -!- 7^.^-^**£#v Antique Collectors,' Jersey ' State Museum, ^/ The 48-page volume is To Publicity Chnlrmen: [ reliably attributed to known collectors that some wares Jcriiey Pottery to 1B40" by py^^ \; •• • 7^, -.-;••• . • —', decorative arts scholars and Trenton, documents the lead' liberally Ulustrated-92 of the Would you Ilka aomo iittlp your week ahead interested laymen have a new glazed redware, salt glazed 120 catalog entries are J>lc- firms. - which appear to be very old mail should make cherkB The publication catalogs the in piepqrino newlpopir ra- reference book to add to their stoneware, and yello.w glazed tured-to, asslst_in_the Iden- may in fact bo of relatively . payable to the "Treasurer, leaftoi? Write to thl» now*-" His orders are law on boat libraries. stoneware made at 18. dlf; tification of various wares. museum's entire collection of recent production. State of New Jersey," include poDer'-and otlt for our "Tlf>» BY DR. A.W. DAMIS marked New Jersey redware. "New Jersey Pottery to ferent manufacturing sites in While some objects are hot The publication, priced at 25 eijnls postage for the first on Submitting Hcwi Ra- Boat operators ehould be referred to no the rules of the road as well as you do. While some of the redware 1840," published by the.New New Jersey, prior to 1840. marked with- t(ie maker's $2.50. is available at the book and six cents for each leatos.". , "captain" and all people In the boat should "All concerned will be better off if you watch - i Forecast Period July 9 - July 16, 1912 —heed the rule of the sea-obey the captain "for out for the other guy." * **• ->** ' fear of walking the plank," according to the For more safe boating-information, write to: ABIES Uneasiness with a member of the -opposite sex U.S. Coast Guard. Commanderfob), Third CoaBt Guard District; Mar. 21 • Apr. 19 's indicated for many under tile sign of Aries; During National Safe Boating WeeK (Ju]y 2- there will be exceptions of course. In which Governors Island, New York 10004; or call case; those excluded, tan expect to be pam- ALL RtCKEL HOME CENTERS B)^ Jhe Coast Guard reminds pleasure boat (212) 264-4976. _^ pered with "child-like" psychology. operators that' their primary responsibilities - TAUIIUS The planet Mars and Mercury could, very well, CONTINUE while out on the water are to their passengers Apr. 20 - May 20 P'fly havoc in your immediate surroundings. and to other boaters. Guard afiainst mental explosions; the urge to "When the captain says, 'Sit'down-ybur'nT ~ lash out with bad new» by over emphasising a. rocking the boat,' it should be taken seriously trivial reversal. - Grand Opening Celebration and the ordel1 should be obeyed Immediately. If GEMINI — . • There's additional responsibilities, likely . . . lie should tell his passengers to don their life May 21 - June 20 nurinfi this week's cosmic cycle. Meaning? Cut . vests and brace themselves for rough sailing, \% back on Iho urgo to spend. 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Tho '^uddit- cjulpcf" sue • l>vu fubr.c siiode Wood Uin\ CLIP THIS COUPON homemakers, housekeepers, All pieces cpn&lfuctod of 2" redwoocf slock Exlto Wide or mi' 1 00% Polyfoorn Tuflod ; • All po.-lts. brgsh...., (JcffUL (.i.K) lultC- J t .O'» ' itl a'ne( O'i TRY OUR DELICIOUS, FAMOUS FOODS! 4 projects reversible cusluons m u ueoutirui noroi pcniorn Kubt-rcsisicinl hordwofn - The MS Hope CheSt cam- I nurses, medtcationsor other ; .ngcicludcd. B-S9I 1-14 Rog 9 99 : R 573B Ri:(J 34,88'; V 10069 . Rotj 10 97 Community Affairs Com- s'pdcial services or equipment paign of the National Multiple missioner Lawrence F. SPECIALS Sclerosis Society's Upper New FREE! RADIATOR SEALER Kramer announced this week Jersey Chapter has been wit h purchai* o f I Arrow "Hamlet" ^'.j MONDAY: "DOMADAKIA" (Stuffed the New Jersey Housing Grap§ Leaves, plain or with yogurt.) extended for a few weeks. The WE ARE NEW JERSEY'S/ 1 GAL. ANTI-FREEZE Finance Agency - has income STEEL ' announcement was made by OPEN 7 DAYS LARGEST MUFFLER AND *1 authorized mortgage loans of Corned Beef & Cabbage -' -i' SUNDAY: 8 AM to 2 PM 1 TUESDAY: "FREKASHE" (Lamb, Joseph F. Hobbins, chapter SATURDAY: 7:30 AM to 5;45 PM ABSO PIPE WAREHOUSE/ $29,077,850 to finance con- improved in May STORAGE HQUSES chairman of volunteers. WEEKDAYS: 7:30 AM Io SMS PM SUMMER COOLANT - struetion—of—H141 --more- lettuce, scalllons^gg and lemons). Roast EVENINGS: 7 PM to B:30 PM ALL YOUR PARTS NEEDS ^Hobbins said the decision to CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:43 PM BUY-WISE AUTO housing units in the State. Customs receipts and other Beef. • extend the campaign was The agency authorized assessments of the Depart- |6999 ^WEDNESDAY^ Greek styJe_STUJFFED_ -arrived—at—because—oX_ in-. 2091 SPRINGFIELD AVE. VAUXHALL mortgage loans for.' develop- ment of the Treasury's Region CABBAGE. Pranks 8. Beans. clement weather . conditions ment of moderate-income II of U.S. Customs during May THURSDAY: SHISH-KA-BAB with Rice during the previously senior citizens housing In East showed an efghTand one-half Pilaff. Roast TuYkey. scheduled period. Orange and housing in percent increase over the 179 FRIDAY: Greek SPINACH PIE^Roast- —The Upper New Jersey CLIP THIS COUPON Camden, Paterson and same month of last year, Fred Chlcken;v — ------— "Chapterrzserves :pstients :irr Hoboken. H.' Boyett, regional com- SATURDAY: Breaded Milk-fed ~\Jea\ Essex, Hudson and Union Cardinal Lawn & Garden Center Greenfield" John P. Rernia Jr., missioner/ of customs, has Cutlet; spaghetti with meat sauce, or Counties. Its office is located executive director of the reported. "PAST'lTSlCror "MOUSHAKA." at HO S. Fullerton ave., $ 99551 Housing Finance'Agency, said This xeverses a trend in- Montclalr. 272 MILLTOWN RD. SPRINGFIELD EVERGREEN ,REG. the agency has with these dicated when last April's HAVING A PARTY? " AND AZALEA FOOD AND PREVENTS . $4.95 authorization^ approved receipts ran 12 percent behind CALLOEOROE •! JS5»!J»(nlghl: 711-H4CI) You'ra gueth MANY GARDEN WEEDS. 2,000 SQ. FT. SIZE I will lovo ourdsllclout Foodi (Oraak or American »ryl«) 'PHONE 376-0440 3 financing for 12,635 dwelling those of the same period of unlis in the state. 1971. .. Cardinal Lawn & Garden Center / 272 Mllltown Rd., Springfield Expires 714-72 i KING'S LUNCH (OPEN 7 DAYS 7 A.A/\. 6 P.M.) ~ Harris 112* LIBERTY AVE. . HILLSIDE To get tbat good feeling inside PAINTING (Park FrM In Hlllildo stiopplno Center Parking cot) PALS OPBNOAILY AT 4 A.M., (Sun. IOSP,M.,Mon. tOUP.M., CLIP THIS COUPON V •••' HLXIBlE FltLING KNIFE Toes., WM.'ft Sat. toBP.M.Thurs, & Frl. to? P.M.I FIND A CHRISTIAN CONSTRUCTION CO, ;• s 00 Central Air-Conditioning System BETTER JOB -^ "AUTHORIZED Y0R1C DEALER" SAVE 40 •IT- -363 BOYOEffAVET . 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' Installtition is virtu- unit (capacity fronv 17,000-^to. R«g. 1M.9S ally, frqe from muss.,dilst nnd • 5O.00U Blurt: plenum, prefabri- COME -IN AND SEE HOW WELL .^hpusehold disruption. ' . cated supply and return ducts, V JHEV BUILD.THEM FOR THE MONEYI Bound-iUpprenlng. drnljfroe, 88 FIAT A FREE HEW AM RADIO rair distribution outlet,, outside OPEN DAILY humidity-reducing, aen«l- condenslnR unit-, refrigerant Focono Manor Inn 138' ' liisfalled In Each r r v . bly priced. SPACE-PAK'" cools Itnes, ancJ thermoetat. For free 9 A.M. JO 10 P.M. "Where Buying Your fast and dehumldifles better— estimate, phonft «at-l«)5' AND GOLF CLUB OPEN *SUNDAY . • New FIAT NEW FIAT PURCHASED NEMETH BROS. Won't Leave You Too I ROU7E22 MENLOPARIT 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. PHOENIX • WITH THIS COUPON. VALID THRU JULY 11, It7] V' "TO Stll ITCWS AUOWED 0V LAW Broke to En|oy It" "E 921 CLINTON AVE. PHONE 7l7.tl9.TIH. IRELAND HOTELS, INC. Appliance Ctr. JAEGER fi CERMMNE GIL CO. UHION 90 PARSONAGE ROAD Irvington 399-7700 HEMHH BADS.; 921 ClIHTON AVE., IRVIHGTOH I ickel .200 MORRIS AVE. 232 Morris Aw.,>ta MIMO r/uw wowwi am SPRINGFIELD • 316-6380 : \ •i ., \ •••••• c j • »• fcv J A- EVANGEL BAPTIST CHUIlCIl'. SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER-Thw^ddy'v July 6, 1972-15 242 SHUNPIKE RD., SPRINGFIELD Newcomers to hold ^llllllllllllllllllJllllllllllllllLIJtllltllltlillllLlltlllllllJIlllllMllIIJlltllltlllliiljIllJMlltlilllllllllJtllllllllllllllltltlllUUllllIIIjTllllUlllltllllMlltlllUIIlllllllltltUU^ . HEV. WILLIAM C.SCHMIDT JR., PASTOK UEV. JAMES C. WESTERVELT, ASSISTANT • f" Sell .-•- Or Dig A Wei HEAR THE EVANGEL HOUR annual pool party, BUYING WISELY FRIDAY NIGHTS 10-45 P.M. ST. JAMES .•.•". 'WAWZ-FM,99.1 ' I From Better Business Bureau | 45SrSPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD Friday—8 p.m., coffee house, lunch Wednesday iimiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiimiimii of Metropolitan New York, Inc.iiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiitniiiimiimiiiiB MSGRrFRANCISX.COYLE, PASTOR SuhdayMl:45 a.tit.,"Sunday School. 11 a.m., The Mountainside Newcomers Club's annual Dear Larrie, REV.EDWARDOEHI4NG Isn't there a law? morning worship. Pastor Schmidt will continue pool party will be held Wednesday at'the home My mother is so naive that she thinks that - PUZZLED DAUGHTER Personals- •- or Personnel - REV. PAUL J.DOCH with hia messages in the.Book of Acts. 11 a.m., of Mrs. Thomas.Markos. The picnic lunch will there's a law that says a young couple HAS, to ASSISTANT PASTORS Dear Puzzled, Junior Church under the leadership of Mrs. be served at 12:15, and the cost is $2. Guests - buy baby furniture. So she falls for everything .. Saturday—Confeaalonfl from 4 to 5 p.m., In many cities and states there are Robert Donson. 7 p.m., evening Gospel service; have been Invited. The rain date will be July 13. and drives my Dad and me up the wall, but we Maw at 7 p.m. ordinances that govern "going-out-of-busines^ Pastor Schmidt preaching; congregational July 22 will be the date for the evening pool .love her. But she says that a lot of "going-out- Sunday—Muses at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 sales," to make sure (l) that this isn't Just an singing and special music. 8:30 p.m., young party to be held at the home of Mrs. Markos at of-business sales" are just tricks. Is this so? a.m. and at noon. adult rap session. Nursery core at both church unfair gimmick to get people into the store and Rugs? Kill Bugs? Dally -Masses—7 and 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. The-cost of $5 a couple will include (2) to keep a store from shipping In Junk services. Confessions—Monday through Friday from beer, soda, and pizza. Guests who desire merchandise and selling it as if it were the Monday—0 a.m. to noon, Vacation Bible cocktails may bring them in a plastic con- Elise C Vasi/ow, store's remaining merchandfsel'ift^ome^iMes, 7:15 to 7:15 p.m. No confessions on Sundays, School. Holy Days and eves of-Holy Daya. tainer. They were also asked to bring lawn a Rolng-outyOf-business license is granled for So • Tuesday—9 a.m. to noon, Vacation Bible • Mosses—On eves of Holy Days at 7 p.m. on chairs. Guests have been invited- Checks days, with an optional 30-day renewal. After School. Edward We/c wed Holy Days at 7, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. should be sent to Mrs. Peter Harrison and that, a store can get an extension of 30 days. Anfique Mugs? Wednesday—9 a.m. to noon, Vacation Bible should he made out .to the club. But to be. sure, call your Better Business School. 7;45j):nvLJ prayer meeting for adults On Sept. "'•*•', "-<* jy — \ .-Thursday, July 6, 1972 Longacre named \ •-.<•••-' • : . ,••• -.••••.••..•.• . - • • • " •' • • ' Case amendments • -/• SPRINGFIELD (N.4,^LEApp-Thursday, July 6. 1972-19 NSC offers on safety receive - by NSC to direct iiiiimiMtimiiimimimmniiiiiminHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiinmimiiiiiimiiiiiiiw^ free series committee support academick|prvices Senator Clifford P. Case announced this week Di. Nathan Weiss, president of Newark State* i Summer whirl gets under way at town plgygrou of lectures that three of his amendments on occupational .College, Union, hjis announced the appointment safety and health were adopted by (he 'fif Charles J. Longacre as director of academic The 1972 Springfield Recreation Department with different types of seeds. A summer lectures ieries, Appropriations Committee for the fiscal year services. "'.*.. ~ - •'- summer playground program waa off to a will attest. open to the public, at Newark WASHINGTON PLAYGROUND *1973 budget. . Longacre, who had been director of field rousing start last week with a full schedule of Joe Rapuano and Nancy Zoeller, leaders Seven-year-oldT3raTit~FeuTBtetn-helped State .-College, Union, will services at Newark State, will be responsible activities. -All playground leaders 'under the beautify the park by making a unique purple begin today and continue ,„,.--- -- — Washington opened with a record enrollment Senator Case offered an amendment adding for the admissions, registration, academic st hen and white paper weave, which Is now being every Thursday during July. ^ *P Magllone; ,program_copr- of_6Qchildren, Everybody got Acquainted air additional $10 million for.the National advisement, career guidance and placement dihalor, Carol Dre'yer, and playground used us a bulletin board. • The lectures wilL be held from during the first week over such games as Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, i functions of th« college for both day and supervisor, Joseph Blanda, have committed High Point entertains some active 10-11:00 a.m. in the Vaughn- The institute provides medicahand technical trouble, npk-hoekey, kickball and basketball. evening classes. , ~~—»^, themsejyes to a busy arid varied program. youngsters with hefty appetites, and so plans Eames Arts and Humanities backup for the Department of Labor's The very popular game of kickball took place Longacre has been a member of thp ad- ^*) ' Also planned Is Inter-playground competition for picnics and barbecues are already under Building, Room 119. . Occupational Safety and Health dally. The team is awaiting competition with ministriltive staff of the college since 195G and / In softboll, klckball and baBkelball as Well as other playgrounds. Outstanding players are way. • The series is as follows: Administration, including laboratory services holds the academic rank of associate professor. / July 6—"What Every overall tournaments in checkers, chess and Danny Klrehner, Dave Smith and Diane Reo. John (Evil Knevll) Rlcardi keeps things and hazard evaluations. Its role is to see that While, director of field services he helped Student Should Know About nok-hockey."Action, excitement, Interest and A basketball game on Wednesday pitted Ted moving and exciting with his antics. DAYCIN PROMOTIONS'—Murray Rae (lert) has been industry applies-Svailable knowledge through develop the part-time and evening programs Sex Education,", by. Dr. _. standards to the solution of job safety and healthy competition will be primary (actors In Zlegert, Danny Kirchner and Wayne Rutz WOODS1DE PLAYGROUND appointed divisional vieo-presidont of tho Daylin into the largest extension program of any of the all program planning," a department Judy Consoles, leader Discount Store Division and will bo succesdftiby Joscph_parden,_profess_or_ot_ health problems. • ~ - against George Hammer, Reid Anderson and state coIIegeTwiUTu|jnany aS 13,000 students" Steve Carretero. Ruiz was high scorer, cori- Woodside Playground opened-Ihls-season Seymour Korsch os vice-president and general hearth education at Newark "All NIOSH programs need upgrading," being served within an academic year. inWIN PLAYGROUND • tributlng 11 of the 21 points scored by his team. with an enrollment of 41 children. After getting manager of the 14-store Great Eastern Discount State College and'author and Senator Case told the committee, "but, more Longacre also helped the college reach a larger acquainted the normal playground activities lecturer of the topic of sex Mlchele Widom and Muddle Geddes. leaders Kirchner threw In the last point. The final score Department Store chain. . Importantly, there is a critical need to care for number of students with the development of off- began. education. At the end of the opening week 0/ the was 21 to 16 In favor of Ted, Dan and'Wayne. those, already ..afflicted with occupational campus centers In Neptune and Boontort playground the membership enrollment was The equipment box was dragged out of the July 13—"What's New in Die First-place winners In a guessing game diseases such as those caused by asbestos. Townships. 63. The first day was filled with excitement woods and emptied of the water that had ac- British Open Classroom," by • HOLAND LEWAN JR. (UAItll.S J. l.ONGACUK played In the bleachers Included Joe and Maria Early action is necessary to" save .the lives of Longacre will be responsible for all academic from all the new games. Nok-hockev and cumulated in it. This Job was done by Mitchell Mrs. Jennifer Joseph, visiting Fumer, Tim Trivett and Brian Bantel. Pete thousands, who are expected to become af- services, in the "consolidated" college-the Cnndyland were very popular.' lecturer, member of the Wall NEED HELPT Find theRIGHT PERSON wltn a Want Somer, Dawn Trivett, Stephanie Trlvctt and Cooper, Tom D'Andrea, Alan Snyder, David flicted with mesothelioma and other canters combined day-and evening programs. , College faculty, Hert- S&L firm names Ad. Call 4867700. Tuesday morning—the counsellors were Rich Pctrucelli were second place winners. Baranek, Joel Gelwarg and-Don Thleberger. fordshire, .England. caused by asbestos." Part of the NIOSH irt- greeted by a new "paint job" on the house. In a Theresa Plttenger, Theresa Scelfo and Bill Opening day found mostof the park involved • July 20—"Interrelatedness Lewan president - crease will be used to find treatment and cures ' klckball game, Bean's team was in the lead Furner came In third. in a kickball game. The winning team was of the Arts":a • music en- for industrially caused illness. when the game was forfeited because of a Scheduled events for the coming week in- captained by Joel Gelwarg; the losing team semble and commentary by Roland Lewan Jr., of Short Hills has been In another amendment, an additional S.T League gift to Odyssey disagreement concerning the rules. Later, clttde a bubblegum hunt, doll contest, track and. made a valiant try with Alan Snyder at Die Professor James Howe, fine elected president of Investors Savings and million over the Senate' appropriatjpn was Bean, Jimmy. Wnek and Scott Warswick won a field day and crazy hat day. helm. Players were Jay and Jon Slegel, David Loan Association, according to. an an-, The I.eague~f6r the Han- The League has wiffleball game, after 23 Innings. Baranek.-PoHy and Jamie Brunny, Lee and arts department, Newark add«yt)o\ provide additional inspectors who dicapped has presenled'a $:)(>() ^headquarters at 410 Trospect • 8ANDMKIER PLAYGROUND^ nouncement this week by the board of direc-^ KickbaH was the rrialiTaHfaction Weanesday^ Honl'olikoff,-Susan Walllck, Tom D'Andrea, State College. enforce the standards of the Occupational donalion to OdysseyHou$c, a street, Nulley Robert Garner and Arthur &iarr, leaders' tors. He succeeds Harvey J. Young, who"died morning, with Wayne Meyer's team winning. It Lori Sommer, Jlrn Barrett, Stuart Gelwarg, July 27—"Views on the Health and Safety Administration. "Some of national drug-free therapeutic The summer of 1972 began Monday at Sand- last month. ! included Lee Welskoft, Bean,'Matthew Elck, Scott Anderson, David Lubetkin, Lenny Political Conventions," by Dr. this money can also be. used to assist small community for the treatment meier Playground with a turnout of about 25 - Lewan joined Investors Savings in 1959 as a Odyssey House, whichjrellcs Michele, Muddle, Honnle Prokoclmer, Melissa Glassman, David Szymanskl, Chris Consales Nathan Weiss, president of business organizations to comply with modern of drug addiction which has a boys and girls. The games which were so vice-president and mortgage officer, having primarily on private con- Montlcello, Steve Hothcnburg^ Andrew Pcskin, Newark State College, safety and*;health.standards," Senator Case residential facility at Gl popular last season again made a big hit. and David Lerner. ^\ formerly been associated with_thc Yorke 1 tributions, also operates and Lee Davidson. - professor of political science told the committee. Lincoln Park, Newark. Last week's three champions In each event Nochockey, has proved to bea-favorlte game. Savings and Loan Association of Newark. He facilities in New York, New Diane Vrrlnngicrl and were: KevinStewttrt, Freddy Booker, and Eric The four reigning champs are StuarJ Gelwarg, and author of works in the Senator Case also announced . that his Mrs. Catherine Kubiak. was elected senior vice-president in 1964 Hampshire, Michigan, Con- Linda Plall, leaders , Walker In Nok-Hockey; Teddy Parker, Mark Ken Cohen, Jon Siege! and Jay Siege! area of political science. amendment -will ease the burden for small president of the 75-member Investors Savings and Loan Association was_ necticut, Utah, as well as New Ruby Park opened Monday afternoon with an Seymour and Billy Nevius in horseshoes; Four Squares Is a game that is enjo Further information on the, businessmen" since ~uTe Senate committee league, formerly known as the The highest rate of return founded in 1926. Its main office is located in Jersey enthuslaitlc enrollment. Until the all-popular .Raymond Jones, Heidi Walker and Tony many. Alan Snyder, Tom D'Andrea, lectures series may be ob- struck the House restrictive language which Sister • Kenney .Polio Foun- - Millburn. Branctuoffices are in East Orange, Nok-hackey game arrived', the children oc- Pnrkor In checkers; Lacy Greene,- Timmy Gelwarg, David Baranek, Jim Barrett, Scott tained by contacting Mary would have exempted many small business and dation, in making the in New Jersey Hillside, Plainfield, Short Hills and Union. cupied themselves with playing wiffleball. Walker and Maria Johnson JfLchess; Antoinette Anderson, Lee Polikoff, David Lerner, Don Slavitt at 201-527-2240. agricultural firms. "Clearly the House action presentation said: Total assets of the association are $160,000,000. softball and tetherball In addition to the board James, Michael Wright and Willy Wllhurn in Thleberger, and Mitchell Cohen are most gOen was contrary to the intenlof the law," Senator "We singled out Odyssey THE CONCEITED STEER 24 to 60-month Savings Certificates provide a s:->fo, games. tetherball; Jerry Jones, Derek Goforth an j -Thursday. July 6, ,1972-. Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Six new chairmen -Thursday. July 6. 1972- yiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiuiiiniuumMiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiniiiniiiuiiiiiiuiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiuliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliuiiHuiummiiiiuiif SHERIFF'SSAIE 5HERlFF'lsALE SMCRIJ-V'SSALE Steiger, Cohurn SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT OF . SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW OF NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY JERSEY, CHANCERY LAW DIVISION, CHANCERY DIVISION DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, at Newark State Bigger and better schedule of concerts UNION COUNTY UNION COUNTY- DOCKET NO. F-2610-71 remain at Rialto Theater Time Clock DOCKET L-2834>-W; J-WW71 DOCKET NO. F 364771 THE FEDERAL NATIONAL PAUL STANECKt. et aia., UNION COUNTY SAVINGS MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a The Rialto Theater In Westfleld is holding Plaintiff, v». JOSEPH BANK, A New Jersey corporation, Plaintiff, vs. JAMES head departments All times lifted are fur- Sat., Sun., 2:38, i":a4. 7:32.- BARNES, etala.. Defendants. over its film, "Duck, You Sucker!" for another RIALTO (Westfield(—D- KRAUSS and JOSEPH corporation. Plaintiff, vs nished by the theaters. 9:40. KRAUSS, INC.,Defendant anc* WILLIAM JENKINS, JR., et CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Dr. Stephen J. Haselton, dean of the School of unveiled for New Jersey Symphony week. """•". - • - UCK, YOU SUCKER, Thur., ux.. et all., Defendants. third-party plaintiffs, vs. the EXECUTION — FOR SALE OF Arts and Sciences at Newark State College, -0-0-" Mon., Tues., 7, 9:25; Fri.,?,- THEOBOLD INDUSTRIES, a Civil Action writ of exeuctlon tor -MORTGAGED PREMIES The Western drama, starring Rod Steiger corporation of the state'-of New sale of Mortgaged Premises. By virtue of the above-sta%-.; Union, this week announced the appointment ot The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra this Besides the series to be ployed In this state, According to Mrs. Marilyn Knordle, ELMORA (Elizabeth)— 9:35; Sat, 1, 7, 9:35; Sun., writ of execution to mo dlreclea and James Coburn, concerns a Mexican bandit Jerwy. third party Defendant. By virtue ot the above-stated six new department chairmen for the 1972-73 week announced Its 1972-1973 schedule of public the orchestra Is-scheduled to play a three manager of the orchestra,fl few of the concert LONG AGO. TOMORROW, PARK-"!Roselle Park)- 1:30,4:25, 6:45, 9:10; Wed., 1, Civil Action writ of execution writ of execution to me directed I -shall expose tor sale by publl who joins an Irish demolition expert during the agoln&t administrator or executor shall expose tor sale by public vendue. In room B-8, In the Cour academic year. Four of them have been concerts, calling for a further expansion of its concert series during the coming season at New dates in the schedule remain tentative pending Thur.,Fri.,Mon.,Tues.,7:30; ErS SCARE JESSICA- TO 6:45,9:10. for sale of premises. vendue, In room B-8, In the Court House, in the City of Elizabeth Mexican Revolution circa' 1WW. Photographed House, In the city ot Elizabeth,- N.J., on Wednesday, the 19th dai members of the faculty of the College and two program to bring the orchestra to auditoriums York's Carnegie Hall. Further out-of-stote - final arrangements. The season is to open with Sat., 6, 8:25; Sun., 4:05, 7:45;>\)EATH, Thur., Fri., Mop., -o-o-- By virtue of the above-stated In color, the picture was directed by Sergio r writ of execution to me directed I N.J., on Wednesday..the 26th day of July, A.D., 1972,attwoo'clock arc new to Newark State. v, throughout the state on a regular basis. appearances are to be announced later. the start of the traditional Montelair series on "ARDEN OF THE £»l3H"-Tues., 7:45; Sat.. 1. 5:15, 8:30; UNION (Union Center)- shall expose tor sale by public of July A.p- 1972, a t two o'clock In the -afternoon ol said day. Donatl. the afternoon of said day. J The appointments are: Dr. Ralph Cullman, According to the new schedule, announced by Sunday, Oct. 8,-and will continue through next CONTINIS, Thur .,V.fC, Mon., Sun, 1:30, 4:45, 8; PUPPET NICHOLAS AND vendue, In Room BB, in the Court All that tract or parcel of land, The New Jersey towns in which series will be HoinelnVho City of Elizabeth, ALL that certain tract or parcel situate, lying and being In the Cl" Alan V. Lowenstein, the Symphony's president,, April. .. . The Rialto has announced that there "will be a Tues.,9:15; Sat., 6:45, 10:10; ON A CHAIN,fhiir., Fri., ALEXANDRA, Thur., Fri., of plainfleld, In the County • Chemistry-Physics Department; Dr. Elizabeth N.J., on Wednesday, the 12th day of land situate, tying and being In presented are Newark, Jersey City, Hacken- Sun., 2:25, 6:05, 9:25; Sat. of July A.D., 1972, at two o'clock In the Oily of.Ptalnfietd-, County of Union, In the state of New Jersey Huberman, English Department; Dr. Charles the orchestra is to play a record 55 concerts Programs, Mrs. Knordle said, will be an- matinee showing'vof "Duck, You Sucker!" Mon., Tues.. 9:20; Sat., 2:20, Mon., Tues., 1:45, 8:15; Sat., BEGINNING at a point in th sack, Trenton, Cherry Hill, Elizabeth, Wayne, the afternoon of aald clay, All tho Union, and Stale of New Jersey: Wendell. Foreign Languages Department; during Ihe season at 20 separate JNew*Jersey nounced at a later date. " "Wednesday at l. - mat., cartoons, 1; WHEN 6:40, 10; Sun,, 2:55, G:20, 9:35; 1:45, 5, 8:30; Sun., 1:30, 4:50, rtflht, title ana interest of the BEGINNING at a point in the northeasterly side line of Lelanc Fled Bank, Montelair, MiUburn, South Orange- ; southwesterly side line of Leland Avenue, said point being d Is tan Professor Herbert Golub, acting chairman, locations. All concerts are to be directed by The Elizabeth series, to be held at the ••" DINOSAURS RULED THE Featurette, Tliur., Fri., Mon., 8:10, featuretle. Thur., Fri., above-named defendant, JOSEPH Avenue, distant In a northwesterly 61.33 feet In a northwesterly Maplewood, Summit, Westfield, North Cald- KRAUSS In and to the following Music Department; Dr. Irwin Tnlbot. Political Henry I^ewis', the Symphony's music director Masonic Temple Auditorium In Elizabeth will - EARTH, 1:15; Sun., Tues., 7:30. • Mon., Tues., 1:30, 7:15. property, to wit: direction -50 -ieet from, th>* direction along said side line fron well (West Essex), and Parsippany-Troy Hills. intersection of the said Its Intersection~ with Ih Science Department; and Dr. Frana Wendell, who will be in his fifth full.season with the or- be presented on Oct. 21 and Dec. 2, both featurette. 2:15, 5:50. All that tract or parcel ot, land southwesterly sideline of Leland northwesterly side line ot Oxfoi Single traicerta are also -»cheduled-for Mid- 'Puppet/ 'Jessica' and premlws, situate, lying .and Avenuewith the northwesterly line Avenue, said beginning point be In- Sociology, Anthropology and Social Welfare chestra. Saturday evenings, and on Sunday nfternocn, being In the Township of Union In a corner of the subdivision knowr dlesex County College in Edison, Monmouth of Eas,t Third Street, formerly Department. March 4. Soloists are Lynn Harrell, the cellist, tho County of Union and State of Midway Avenue, and is a corner of as "Netherwood Terrace" dotec There are'11 New Jersey counties included on County College In Long Branch, and Berkeley • -.-' FOX-UNION if. "' "" *.** -r*-**-* W»*Ji«»Uw«'*4.i.«*-i" SPRINGFIELD (N.J.). lEADER-T^ursday, July/. 1972-23 THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE fUHUfiHEH AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BimUUnilUailllUIIIIIUUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUllllllllllUlllimllllUIIIIUIIHllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII.IIIIII'Hi:'!!!'!!"" IUIIUIIHIUIIIWUUIIIIIIII track/field clinic next week to select I The Springfield Recreation Department will sponsor a tennis tournament g in the following areas: - Yanks win title I Boys'8. Girls'Singles (15 through 17) - competitors in Playground Olympics 1 Men's & Women's Singles < 18 and over) I Men's & Women's Doubles (18 and over) in girls' softball T. Magliono, director of recreaUon, Melsel avenue field next Monday through girls — 220>eIay; 9 and under boysamTglrls | Mixed Doubles (I8andover) . = and health routim [Jthtaweekthe tmp)ement»tion of two Friday at 9 a.m. dally. A representative team 440 relay. | Anyone interested In entering the tournament should fill out the following | summer track and field programs. The from Springfield will be selected to participate MldgetrDlviBioirBoyBlOBndi 3 application and return it to the Recreation Department before July 17. | with 5-0~record programs will be headed by Martin TagllenU.i in the Union County Recreation Association relay; boys 10 and 11— 440 relay; glrlrlO and l [ Jonathan Dayton Regional High School track relays to be held at Union. — 440 relay, glrk 10 and 11 — 880 relay. 1 • - ' ' ' -"" • - Although the Springfield Girls' Softball Little i 1 League, for fourth and fif thgraders, was unable coach. — __ JiinicirJDkillon — Boy" I? andi3j^440 relay; iNAME: 1. . a . ' 1 to complete its playoff round because of the A track and field clinic wlU be held at the Bantam^Divislon — 9 and under boys and girls 12 and 13 - 440 relay; boys and girls 12- Soap and water every day. Plenty of sleep and 13 — 880 relay. . | 2. June rains, the Yankees were ryimed cham- Intermediate Division —Boy's 14 and 15 -^jHo pions with a perfect record in five games. -relay; girlfl_l£andJ5 — 440 relay; "boys and 1 ADDRESS: The Athletics outscored the Twins, 15-8, in a every night: Lots of exercise in between. - girls 14 and 15 — BBU relay; iwyBTpitirglrls u playoff last week -for second place. The and 15 — one mile relay. , •Athletics smashed their way to a 7-1 margin in Senior Division — Boys 16 and 17 — 440 relay, the first inning and coasteir] on in behind the And most important of all —a thorough pitching of Randi Schenerman. v boys 16 and 17 — one mile relay', boys 16 and 17 | PHONE: • •- • y — 880relay; girls 16and 17 — 440 relay; girls 10 • There were key hits for the Athletics by health checkup once a year. () and 17 — 880 relay; girls 16 and 17 — one mile | ^ PLEASE CIRCLE EVENT OR EVENTS | Elizabeth Prince, Ilene.Slarlt, Miehele Can, relay. •.^uiiiiiiiiiuuuiuiUMUiiiMuiiiitiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiriuiiiiirtiitiiiiiuitiiuiiuiiitiiituiiniiiiiinuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitiuiininiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuuuiiiiiiiirr. Randi Schenerman and Lisa Kurtzer. Karen Maglione announced the participation or McCormick pilched for the'Twins. ~ All knows many cancers are curable |—^-Springfield. In the 24th annual New Jersey Steve Maglione, recreation director, Playground Olympics sponsored by the New presented trophies to all members of the two if diagnosed and treated early enough. Jersey RecreaUon and Parks Association in Giants down Mets, 6-1, top teams, the Yankees and Athletics. cooperation with the New Jersey Amajeur The Yankees, coached by Barbara Gan and Athletic Union. The Olympics will be held July Ronit Schachtel, included Tina Segall, Jill Ali takes care of her looks by taking care 26 at Wayne. . Lipton, Margie Murphy, Mindy Schneider,, A competitor may enter only two events and for softball league crown Shari Lemmerman, Alisa Markwith, Jean a relay. He must also enter in only his or her Markwith, Patricia Elich, Pamela Francis, The Giants defeated the Mets last week, 6-1, Ross, Jody Tabakin, Amy Lelbowltz, Kathy of.her life. age division as follows: midget • 11 years of age Maria Sannian, Lucille Arcidiacano, Sheryl to win the championship in the Springfield DeFino, Patty- Wnek, Laurie Powell and and under;, junior - 12-13 years of age; in April; IMarcia Grant and Diane Torrisi. Girls' Softball League for sixth, seventh and . -Sharyn Anker. termedlate - 14-15 years of age. Mary Verlangeri and Randi Schnee eighth graders. —The-date-of-agerdetermlnant is-July 1, 1972. Jz' The _Mets_ were coached by Kathy Alexy. coached the Athletics. Players were Gall Patty McCbrpiJckVwhoplfcheda ihree-hitter" Players were Staceyr Krop,~Kalhy "MBgalreT" We want to wipe outcaocer in your lifetime. Tagliente will make selections from par Kitchell, Linda Smith, Michelc Gan, Elizabeth for the winners, also struck the big blow, a Lori Schulman, Jaymi Davison, Ilene Ogintz, ticlponts in the track'arTd field clinic at-Melsel Franklin, Dora Halper, Carol Dysart, Randi grand slam home run in the fifth inning. The Jackie Spector, Jill Craner, Jackie Roche, field. Maglione announced the following list of Schenerman; Lisa Gassier, Elizabeth Prince, (Hants also had base hits from Kathy DeFino, Yolanda Thomas, Patricia Murray, Joanne Give to the American Cancer Society. j competitive events: _; ' . . Ilene Stark, Betty Ann Brenner and Lisa AnnHavisto, Laurie Powell, Babsy Smith, Gold and Roberta Moore. ® Midget boys—Runningjiroad jump, 50-yard Kurtzer. Patty' Wnek, Pam Dennis and Lisa Hirsch. • dash, BOflball throw fordistance jiasketball foul The Mets, who led for most of the game shooting, poUball pitch for accuracy. against the league's top team, were^parked by Junior boys—Softball throw for distance, the pitching of Roberta Moore. They had hits by baskcioall foul shooting, running broad jump. Mike Caruso; mat immortal, Miss Moore, Lori Schulmah and Jackie 50-yard dash,200-yard shuttle relay Spector. \ . Midget girls—Softball pitch for accuracy. The Giants reached the finals of the league Midget girls—Softball pitch for accuracy, to teach at Seton Hall clinic playoffs by defeating the Orioles and Car- Softball throw- for distance, standing broad to- Thursday, July 6. 197?-. -24-Thursday, July~6. 1972-SPRINGFIELD (N.J. ) LEADER,. 3 Springfield student* Three thefts listed; Repka gets promotion To "Work Near Home"- to cadet first lieutenant Publicity Chairmen: on Lehigh dean's list $ 1,280 said stojen CHARLESTON, S.C.—Cadet Jeffrey John Would you like soixie help 1 Repka, son of Mr. and Mrs: Joseph J. Repka of in- preparing ' newspaper re- Three Springfield students have been named To Place Your 10 Green HlUjrd_ Springfield, N.X.^asbeen to the dean's list at Lehigh University, from travel agency Jeaess?.. Wcite: •_,_. this news- Bethlehem, Pa. for the spring semester It W«* promotedTothe rank of first Ueutenant within paper and ask for our "Tips The Springfield PoUee Department reported the Corps of Cadets for the 1972-73 academic announced this week. ...• . . • . Call 686-7700 that three thefts occurred last week. year at the Citadel. on Submitting News re- The students are Gordon A. Cunningham, 53 On June 27, $1,280 was Btolen from the •'Repka, a rising senior, will serve as leases." Spring Brood rd.; Steven A. Garber, 5 N. Derby DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON Springfield Travel Agency at 250 Mountain ave.^ ' executive offlcerof MB company this fall. He Is rd,, and Robert A. Goldman, 40 Golf oval'. FOR THURSDAY. PUBLICATION FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION There was no Blgn of forced entry except a an Air ForceiROTC cadet and a biology major. mall holhoe bbyy the lock in the rear door, Redgrave, Colin Blakely, On the same day, a hhous e onM Meckek a Btreet-^<\ I . J' __/• !• A 'Nurse' filmed Help Wanted Mtn & Women 1 Help Wanted Men & Women 1 Help Wanted Men & Women 1 Help Wanted Men & Women 1 Help Wanted Men J Women 1 Lost & found Merchandise (or Sale Eleanor Bron, Jim Dale and DRIVE IN Aif Conditioning loor Machines & Waxing 48 wasenas enterel d by. openin. g a side window. Taj^r Ha/uU 00 Cfeun S IISi, LONDON—The new NedDonald Slnden. Jack Gold will UPRIGHT PIANO (^Continuous iurnmer coolinn ACCOUNTING CLERK LOST—Black miniature poodle were a tape deck, turntable, amplifier tfnd a Sherrln production 'of "The direct the comedy-drama 1175 • comfort on all -residential and FLOOR WAX1NO AND gets cadet promotion Forcompanv'locflled In irvlnnton wearing white collar with blue CLEANING SERVICE box of tapes. At this time the monetary value . National Healths or Nurse from Nichols'screenplay. The near Hillside. Must hove some stones. Answers to "Noel."'June Call 272 7587 Industrial Units. Top service and- installation. Call Sam - Volturo CALL 8 AM toB PM has .not been determined. Northfield, Vt.MJary Haydu '73, son of Mr. Norton's Affa|r".for Columbia film is based on Peter Nichols' off Ic* experience. Must know how 31, upper Irving!on Area. Call-374 642 6299 ID type. Phone 373 706O. HOMEMAKERS STUDENTS M/F 842B or after 5 P.M. 373 1419. 355 0104, Joe Volturo 687 1587, A-7-20-48 On Saturday, Torslello and Sons at 9 Dundar and Mrs. Frank W. Haydu Jr., of 140 Pitt rd., Pictures, will star Lynn prize-winning play. COMFORT lll/l-l Children heartbroken. Small ORSE 8- pony ridti 50 cenl_ A 7 27 22 rd. had an electric^typewrlter stolen when a Springfield, N J. earned dean's list grades at THIS SUMMER! reward. a.l r id« fc. 6 K CORRAL INC door was broken anil its offices ransacked. At "ACT NOW-\loln the oldest Toy 8. If you have a few spare .hours a week and ii Summers here! Time for you to make some H 7-6-14 t HERU DITZLL'S FARM 29V Norwich University during the second* Gift Party Plin Jn.tho Country— nman Rd, Crontord 2/6 641B Asphalt Driveways Furniture Repairs 50 money, You may work full time or part time. X -U/10-15 •this tinie the value of the machine Is unknown. semester of the 1971-72 college year. .ouour 25th yearIX^H^rnlsslore up to you would like to earn some extra money by\ LOST —SMALL DESIGNED AIR CONDITION >*30 percent.. Fantastic Hostess If you have a pleasant personality & if you like WEDDING RING between Pantry ' In addition to being named to the dean's list, just talking to your friends & neighbors call Pride, Union B. Valley Fair, FURNITURE POLISHING YOUR CAR AwoVds. Chil or write SANTA'S. people, this is for you. Call me.and I'll show ASPHALT Driveways, parking WEPAIR1NO, ANTIQUES Haydu was promoted to the rank of, first PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. me and I'-ll show you how - between 9-1, Irvlngion. Sentimental Value, lots. All work done with power RESTORED', REFINISHING. Miss Brindell awarded Telephone \ M03) 473 3*55. you how to earn as much money as you want. REWARp. 964 7066. ... roller. All Kindt masonry. Jamot HEHPY RUFF. CALL MU 8 5i45, lieutenant In the corps of cadets for thjc, ALSO BOOKINO PARTIES." Monday thru Friday, Call Mr. Fiorenza 399- • F 76-14 LeMoroeie, »n Paine Ave., trv: - academic year 1972-73 . ' - R 7 J7 I 0737. Call between 9-1, Monday thru Friday, Mr. ES 7 3034 NOW & SAVE DOG, BLACK RUG: KTF • .. B.A. degree by Hofstra Fiorenza - 399 0737. : . THMMOKINO «nd WITH BROWN, LONG HAIR. Gaiage Doors 5? TRAFFIC TOLL ABA . • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ECHO -LAKE VICINITY. CALL Janet Brlndeii of 71 Garten oval, Springfield, Soles olllce. Must type own BRtNDISI ASPHALT CO DISTRIBUTORS 233 8068. Asphalt ' driveways, Belgium The 1971 traffic accident toll in the U.S. was correspondence. Salary F-7-6-14 received a bachelor of arts degree at Hofstra commensurate with ability 12x9 Block, sidewalks S> patios, Call 731 GARAGE DOORS INSTALLED, 65,000 deaths, over 2 million disabling Injuries University's'spring commencement exercises MAPLEWOOD Publicity. Advertising ..background 1820 Frew eitimatev Qar_ge extensions, repair s 6> and economic-losses of $14.3 billion. helpful. Pension plan and A 7 20 7b service, electric operators and held last month on the campjis of the Hemp- PARTS I, TRANSMISSIONS. COULD YOU USE AN EXTRA WOMEN M-F - D° your thing for FREIGHT LIQUIDATORS radio control* Stevens Overhead hospltallzetlon. call HERITAGE ecology. Sell water purlfiort and Merchandise (or Sale 15 Door Co. Ch 1074V ' INTERNATIONAL.' 1330 NURSE SECRETAIRES stead, N.Y., college. address, and Dr. Howard A. Rusk, director of ...... ULFOBIY. FIFTH ST. Irtwcf contsaN dirtct to home Truck loads lust received from I F TF $2000 A HOMTH famous Southern mills. Shags, MAPLEWOOD^ siVvawnr AVC, union. S<1335 IMMED. ASSIGNMENTS ownen L.tb«r«l ccmmitiioni-Act Carpentry 32 Honorary degrees were conferred on Dr,rehabilitation medicine at New York Fa&t or owing international now I Writ* ELECTRONIC FURNITURE 5TRIPPINO plushes, sploshes, nylons, 761-4500 PERMANENT " OLSTEN TEMPORARY ECOLOGY, P.O. Box 313, CUMtUtt SY POOR RICHARDS polyesters, Kodel fi, wools. William J. ^cGillMcGill, president of Columbia university Medical Center and a contributing marketing company needs full & SERVICES AUTOMATIC DOOR Park, N.J, 07010. It's spring time S. 6 pood time to Hundreds to choose from. 9x12, OPERATORS. Repaired Sold University, wh• o gave th"-e- commencemencommencement ^ he New York Times. " ALL SKILLSHJEEDED part time management &, 3i5 Chestnut St., union cOmo In, Wicker & wrought Iron ofrt REGISTEfmOWl executive personnel. Offering high EVENING/SATURDAY X 7 6 1 6*9, 7x10, 9x 15, 7'xi:?" 12x12, 12x15, ALL TYPESOF Serviced All makes Radio • 606 3762 furniture should be on the top of 13x18, others & ovals. Will give a NOFEE tHGH RATES fncomet, unique products 4. . H 7/fl.l C ARPLNT.V Y WOHK Controls Serviced. FREE your list, but don't loroet the warm look to any room In your ESTIMATES ."DAVE 4 SON WORtCIN THE AREA complete training. No experience, chairs, tables & doors etc. lttt*. K- ir. Service, PAINT SOMETHING HAPPY—iAAary Doby, branch manager of the Crestmont Savings YOU DESIRE Position available for SECRETARY EXECUTIVE POOR RICHARD FURN. CO, slie. Call Mr. Re/fSs, (M6-9719 FULL TIME B 4 P.M.."' 69 No. Willow St., Mem ic lair 467 3429. Very busy olttce. Expert 5 DAY WEEK Springfield office, helps winners of the recent local junior art contest, sponsored by D76) licensed New Jersey knowledge of typing required, 783 5333 1 7-27-52 A-1 TEMPORARIES Expanding <;*«'' equipped 1994 Morris Ave.. Unlcn 944 1301 R.N. using IBM Executive typewriter. 1763 E. 2nd St., Scotch Plains Crestmont, smile up to the contest theme. They are, frprn left, front, Philip Stevens, department. ARRT or i<»le 233 5333, FRINGEDOVALS $8 101 No. Wood Ave , Linden 925 1601 EARN J30 to 145 commission, 3 Shorthand used occasionally. (AKI'ENTLH < t. HOURS: certlllcote or eligible. Excellent , Open Tues, Thurs. Frl. & Sat. 1 »-, fi'mod'-lin<| Guns Christopher Merrell, Sandy Albert, David Dwojoski; rear, Dobblo Krellman, h? 6 I eves a week, showing latest mostly dictaphone. Very pleasant V[ wording conditions. In replying talary and benetiij Apply CASH OR TERMS ^J luinriKjni-.. [inrini Rosanne D'Altrelli, Kathy McGovern and Valeria Guida. fashions. Car necessary For 5:50 P.M. to9: 35 P.M. Personnel Department K 7 1 l'j Interview call 245 1934, 287 0584. please give complete resume of GUNS, bought, sold, exchanged; past experience and salary S»H FURNITURE LIQUIDATORS 'ATTENTION" x 7 A 1 Monday and Thuraday HEALTH FOODS. We c«irry." 1211 Sprlngflo Id Avenue Rosenberg1? Gun Shop. J261 Earn 160 tolsOweekly Write Box U00, c o Union Lefidor, ' ——lrv-if*oton,New Jersey Parttlmo Car necessary 193 Morris "Ave.,'Summit, N .1 •-trcr — ft. " MJq.irteriT; tODd:;,—rmrr— Sprinolleld Avenue, union, fW.J. FILE CLERK—For ilvely sales \79\ Stuyvesant AvC), Union., R 7/6-' I IHVINO1ON HfcALTH IOOD 399 J146; 3994149 K59JJ7, 345 3733. 381 2»15 dept In Union. Hours 8:30 to 5, 9:20 A.M. to5:50 P.M. I 111/6' \ !iTOHt:, 'i Or.KKji' Ave. Ifv ~i7? • Exit 143. Garden State Parkway AAOHAN CARPENTRY in/t- l hour tor lunch. Excellent benefits Saturday (UtV3 'JUAAMI I Hf A1. TH I OOP Doors, windows, steps in A, oul Call 964*.576. STOKE-. JV« Spr inu<"'l't Avt> , Won. 129, Tups. 10 6, AlttTatlons, paneling, also formica Home Imptovements K7-6-V SECRETARY—Legal experience Situations Wanted Summit CR 7";6su Wod 10 6, Thurs. 10 9, and basements, pointing. 273 5O3B AUTO GLASS MECHANIC preferred, full or part time, lCI/l Fri. 10 9, Sal. 10 t. AT :i ;i Springfield area. Call 467-2944.. Apply In Person Closed Sunday LEONINE CONSTRUCTION CO.. Experienced preterred to Install HIGH SCHOOL students work K-7-6-1 / 7/ glati arul meoiure. Will consider Irom our irvlngton office several DEPENDABLE High School MATT RE 55 ES, FACTORY '(GOOD CARPENTER GENERAL CONTRACTORS Personnel Office junior Interested in summer |ot>. REJECTS^ FROM 8,95 Bedding i mechanicallm y inclined individual evenings, 6 9 and Saturday 9 12. NO JOS TOO SMALL ' ADDITIONS. RENOVATIONS. " Can type, work fliftalevairl at drup Manulacturers, 153 N. Park St., v 54 MAIN ST MICLBURN. - VVithi - limited experience, Valid Must be top student in engltsh and SECY EXEC. FEE POJI50 East Oranpe, .open 99, also 60S MAHOGANY DINING ROOM 6 ORLARGE LEARN WHY YOU HEAR BUT drivers license a must. Excellent live near Stuyvesant 8. Chancellor or department store Please cafl chairs, table, leal, pciddinQ, buflef dQU 1B52- 376B39J F 8 31 56 3747644, W«t Front St., Plalnlleld. DO NOT opportunity, good salary and Ave.. irvington. 373 6370 "PRESIDENT" . ' XT F _, china cabinet il75, mirror _B" x UNDERSTAND WORD!..: advancement For appt call K7-6 1 H 7-6-7 42", i7Q. 8. cutgla^schandeljer t.0. By BILL WILD : some of these names sound familiar to you, Personality It Important! it's Call alter S30, 245 8179. T 8. R HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Michael, 371 3002. diversified, the man Is Interesting,, APIECE DINING ROOM JACK LEITMAH IDEAL SITUATION—Housewife K6Vi 15 Painting: Exterior 8. Interior. The New Jersey Schaefer Brewers make they arc an all-star selection from the Schaefer R 7 71 \ you can run your own show I set wilting to divide. Best offer. Paneling, Tlllno, Cabinets, Loyland HOUSEWIVES, working Gall 8. with-3 yr. old son desires to take Cafpetmg their Farcher's Grove debut on Saturday night League. Guys IB to Earn 15 SIO per hour Suburbs. Call Virginia Detmond ,c.aro of child, any aye Dally or at 607 7129 K 7.6 15 Carpeting, Reflnish Basements a. Authorlied rnnrnnniirr"' : SKILLY ASSOCIATES GOING out of business everything HERBERT LOWELL ) Part llmtai SAHAH COVENTRY night i| deslroa. Experienced & Repairs. Free Estimates. Call W3- at 8 when they meet the Washington Cavaliers --O-O- . Sales & Served Mcpreientatlvn For Interviow 2004 Morris Ave,, Union -688-4444 BICYCLE must b(? bold. "* Mary Aim's 3305. FORD Ctrtllltd Hjtrlru Aid Audlofoflltfi reliable, Roselle Park, Linden, Chlldrens Shop., ma ASoringfleld CARPET INSTALLED of the Southern Division of the "American ' BESIDES THE ACTION going on outside on •STAG » AVON call 373 9031 Short Hills, N.J.. Kenihrvorth area. Call _41 7814, RALEIGH CHOPPER. Excellent Wall to wall Plus repairs. F 73056 y LUMBER * Condition Call 376 7427, after 6 Avo,, Irvington 399 29-11. Savings •&T6' •SPI'HWE Union County X 7 a t It 7/6 7 up to 50 percent. EKperionced. Call A nay. Soccer League. The Brewers are currently in the field at Farcher's Grove this Saturday, >SALES Equal Opportunity Employer M F SECY * Wlfh =w equipment. EIHOROOM SET - 3 piece bassctt BODYANDF6NDER WORK" Complete One-Stop ELECTRIC SEWER CLEANING SECY S"5 PIANO RENTALS W-W Carpots-room slie rugs, Doors Installed, Cn" 388i/78. standings. There will be a preliminary game - HOME SERVICE PAITTIOOM - btfore. work to conduc-t public opinion NURSES Backed by -Blue Chip Corporation. double bed. Brand new, also F 831>56 a dinner and cocktail hour Jn honor of the SHOWROOMS LINCOLN MERCURY. INC Building Supply Service Hot Water Heaten Gas Heat lurvoys Working hours to fit your Assist manager, » oal-Ot.ice. Union Floort. vvalll. Ruoi. Windows, or organ rentals Irom SB.00 per nylon shags, polyester, great VILU'S DtllCIOUS KOMt MADI .... Collnovv lor details Fuir or part time, all shifts. SECY *125 portable Maonavox stereo. Call between the Newark Portuguese Juniors and players who won the National Open Challenge Dial 687-2636 Replacement ot Plumbing CHIIIICAII • PI1UI If you live in Gar wood, Cranf ord, schedule. Experience or college Furnltur* cteantd In your home. 375 1251. —tenth applicable to purchase. __vinos, shop at home service. 2037 Morris Ave.. Union. PHONE OR WRITE FOR YOUR Dial 376-4242 Excellent working conditions In En|oy meeting the public. 35 hrs., Free Mtlmattl. POMESTICARE Regal Decorators. A COMPLETE Fixtures Repairs OM* t Din - CIMW Uottr* Rahway, Clark or Wei trie Id background helpful write * Box newer facility- • • K 7-6 15 GENERAL REPAIRS, the Brick Town Association Juniors at 6. Cup this past season. The festivities will start Dial 232-6500 FREE HEARING ANALYSIS k Eliiabeth, - • RONDO AAUSIC Service. Radiator enclosures, 664-2112 ' l Pt Can 3i3 4aao UI3. CO Union Leader. )79.1 SECY S115 of th> orengoi 44s >3ta or Alterations, Painting 8. Bathrooms 2006 MORRIS AV - - UNION Stuvvesant Ave ,,Union. N.J: CORNELL HALL HWY. 2? AT VAUXHALL RO. shades, Venetian blinds, cocktail Remodeled. Qualitv workmanship Wally Peters, general manager of the with the cocktail hour from 7 to 8 followed by Dial 686-0040 -••-' 369 South Ave. E. ISO MORRIS AVENUE 687-9549 Live in Scotch piaiho Lite steno. bpHd. & E. Orange. All DOMESTICARE of Short HIIU, we Accept Medlcald J. welfare COH7S6A63B ^ ._- . K 7 4 I NOW OPEN! UNION 687 2250 tables 8. mirrors, 276 1B15. at reasonable prices. Prompt Brewers, said, "We have added Tony Ver- Uie banquet and dancing. Tickets are $12.50 per Clients • . . lit] PORTER RD.. UNION GONVALESCENT fees pd. no contracts. Call for X7 3 7 K 1 6 15 686-1373 AWestfield 5PRINOFIELD Linden, Ro_elle,or Roielle Park' confidential assiitance. W ice Free Estimates 359 0337. CENTER "" KANDLEK-RAFT F 7-30 56 strnatc and Tony Elia up front, both of these person. Call 3» 4A6O ARLENE PERSONNEL, 379 3395. Unique custom crafted candles. UnlonorHHIsido? Unt0IVN~J ~ —M7 7800 VI Morris Avo.,' Springfield. ' MOTHER & DAUGHTER ol players have played- in the American Soccer MAX SR « PAUL combined experlenct- will do all Candle makino supplies. Free Dogs, Cats, Pets 17 The Rheingold Tournament gets under way STEPHENS-MILLER CO'. iSavings & Loan Ass'ns Call 351 4880 JOHN HANCOCK X7 4 1 . ___ _. .'__ X 7-6 1 export instructions, A wide variety Ceilings 35 COMPLETE line of all typeyp s League before." If you add Tony Russo of the Jewelers Mltlborn, Summit or Spring lie Id office procedures, In Pur homes, MASONRY, CARPENTRTYY 88. tomorrow night with the Newark SC meeting Everything in Lumber including dictation 8. bookkoepirvj of contemporary handicrafts. Passaic Italians to this twosome I think the GAYUN CLIP AND SAVE SCHOENWALDER . Call 273 0705 , AAutual Insurance Co. 109i Sanford Ave., Irvlngtontneor ALUMINUM SIDING. In both new the Elizabeth Irish at 7. The nightcap will be Map'e^voodor Fan wood SENIOR MEDICAL rolesslonolly completed, cor of Springfield Avo.*...-. - or remodeling homc;s. FREE BUILDING MATERIALS— Plumo.nq 4 Hc.iting Conlr.u PART TIME geasonablo. 665 1059 LET "HARPER" MODERNIZE Brewers will have the scoring punch they have BUICK OPEL Call 7317300 Once in a lifetime opportunity NEWSUMMER HOURS... AT HUMANE" SOCIETY Estimates. Calf 376 4102. between the Newark Ukrainians and the urvoi BUICK MILLWORK CRESTMONT irvlnQlon? Position making phono calls from TECHNOLOGIST . j^ v; 7/" 7 Shepherds, Dachshund, Skye YOUR OLD CEILINGS. CHECK F 7 6 56 been lacking. The Farchef's Grove-based tor my office. Good pay - hours can bo Wed.. Thurs., 10 5 P.M. Fri., 10 9 FOR A FREE ESTIMATE, CALL Passaic Italians at It:SO. America's — THIS Call 375,3100 P.M., Sat. 105 P.M. Terrier, liorgl, Gorman Short Hair eleven has been having trouble'getting the best "Do II Yourself Supplln" H7 i 1 arranged, day time work. Call 379 HOURS 3 P.M. IV P.M. Pointer, "Oassot beagle. Boxer, ANYTIME 241 3090 or 484-5771 Plywood, Storm Sash 8. Scran S!c«m & Hoi Water Savings & Loan AsMc'n MTACP Minimum 4 years Business Opportunities 375 6475 KTF FBEE ESTIMATES -• Sales & Management S10O X 7 4 I R8 10 15 Dober man, Welsh Terrier, men together when they played some of their The New York Cosmos are back on top of the Quick Dealers Hardware. Masons Materials, etc. exper lence in chemistry and Pokinese, Chihuahua, Kittens, Specializing. In Kltchon&. r Salary up to S10O0 per month Plui hematology, leadership ability VBnthrooms B. iasoment&. games "on the road. heap in the Northern-Division of the North Fuel Oil Oil Burners BARBERSHOP Mixed Breeds, Boarding. Ope^n 7 G,H. CEILING TILE BOREMATIC unllmitod commission^ ' PARTTIME important. Apply ptrsonn^i days a week. 10 A.M. til 8 P.M, 124 A*ieration5 ol all typlese . (TRY US. Air conditioning Circulfllori Department E a^t OranQe-Vstls bur 0 area MUST SACRIFICE!! SPECIALIST. Free Estimates. YOU'LL LIKE US I \)) Call Joe 276 The lineup of the Schaefer Brewers is as American Soccer League on a 2-0 triumph over - lUtall EX CELLOO Contents of home. Including sofas, Evergreen Ave, Newark. 243 5O60. Reasonable Rates, paneling and 1310 or 341 8303. •SALES -SERVICE Garden Supplies pv Humidifiers NO EXPERIENCE MORNINGS I Call 675 55I» (OPP- 850 Frollnqhuyien > Ave., the Montreal Olympics. They are tied with the /• DMMOMM HlWUf ~ 10 AAATO 1:30 PM OAttY OVERLOOK HOSPITAL chairs,, tables, almost new doors Installed, 351 1517. Ask for "i 7-6.SG follows: Either Edwardo DecLcrcq or Berry FOR - open 'till noon saturdayi ~ HepA-rvi Ai'lcral.oni AUTO SCREWMACHINE , NECESSARY Toes. Frl » A.M. to 5 P M Nwk. 3 blocks from Eiii.'line). Rochester Lancers for the top spot with 44 MULTIPLE SPINDLE Housewife needed to assist 193 Morrii Ave,"Summit carpetlno, dining room, bedrooms, George. Cerrigone in goal; defense will feature Bill COMPLETE BODY SHOP W _i*-• ou> WHO nucji Etccti ic Scxvcr Clean.nQ You are invited to investigate this j manager of telephone sales office. ' / 7/s TV, dishes, glassware, antiques, FTP 17 A-7 27 35 opportunity, regardless.. . r. t v _„ '. :_ i • ^WAMfcftBii^^ ~T~^~ZTT"^i'Z~'"" T " • \V. imiiiiu^ Thursday, July 6. 1972- '-Thurtc|qy,"July, 6, 1972- Apartments for Rent 101 Houses (or Sale 111 •SummerRrotals 122 Drew Theological' Plumbing & Heating 75 Odd lobs 70 UNIOM - 4 room Apartment, 2 BAYVILLE I DEATH -NOTICES Maintenance Sgnjce. 65B bedrooms, large kitchen. Couple 2. bedroom furnished house, M? PHERSON Aetlty Co, Realtor. iiimmitiminiimmiiiimiuiiimiimmmmimimimmituiiN Exchange program instituted prelerwd. Heat supplied. Asking .OpendaUyVSSuh. 1-5 lagoon, dock, available now Funeral Moss was at St. joieph • / TREE TRIMMINO. and removal, ~ WALTER REZINSKI J200a month. Call alter 6 P.M. 686- through 9 30. 822 066CTor 2691726. Att ACE— Carmen, suddenly, on Caihcrlno Biersack. olio survived planning a change ,.C MAR U'E-'S ' LA HZ E T !• Alain St, cranloro by six grandchildren. The funeral Church, Maplewood. Interment- MAINTENANCE SERVICE. lloht hauling, attic, cellar, y»rd, PLUMBING & HEATING, J74-0400.. Z 7-6-122 June 27,1972, of Irving ton, beloved the Gill School Kitchens 8. bathrooms l5"' - I7J.101 Z7/6 111 husband of Susan (nee Petroslno), service was at HAEBERLE 6. Beverly Notional Cemetery, The Gill-SI. Bernard's School announced this Floorswoxectand cleaned; homes, norooe, clean up. Minor repairs. Bevorly. N.J. Please cell 647-1255 Alk (or Dennis modemlied, Gas heating. 372-4938 devoted father of Carmen Jr. of BARTH HOME FOR FUNERALS, offices, complete ianllorlal work. Mine Hill, Rlcho.d of IrvlnQton, 971 Clinton Ave., Irvington, on for Seton Hali, Polish school week that beginning with the 1972-73 academic ••• t4and 15 normal room. MU 8 6VIV, or.Fred. NORTH ELIZABETH in degree offerings UNION Automobiles lor Sale 123 Mrs. Janet Oarubbo ol Vallsburg, Saturday, July 1. Interment In A 7-13-70 4 rooms, 2nd floor, available Aug. 6 family, 3 room apartments, hot POLIFKA-On Wednesday, Juno ear U h001 WOLSKI INC. and five grandchildren, devoted Hollywood Memorial Park. 28, 1972. Beverly E. (StOhri, ol «5 Starting in the foil of 1973, tho 106-year-old Seton Hall University, South brange, has good quality," he said, and "I was quite sur- y PP^ Ss students may declare an art PLUMBINO&HEATINO 1st, business couplo S175. Call 688- water oil hoet, incomo \9)S brother of Michael of Nutley, 21B9 between 10 A.M. & 12 Noorr. TnonthlyrASklng »55;?oOGorciyc»55OGorcica CHEVY-CHEVELLE-1965 Station Rldgevlew Ave., Scotch Plaint, completed arrangements for a faculty ex- prised by the low prices." , ' msjor by selecting two or more programs iri - PROMPT SERVICE 1 Armond ot Irvington and Nicholas KESSLER—On June 27, 1V72, Theological School at Drew University, Don't KEEP THAT RUBBISH Agency Realtor, 221 chestnut St.. N J., bolovedwIfeofGeoroeF. Jr.. sine arla (han J71Jin • ' Z-7-6-101 wagon, 6cyl, standard shift, 85,000 of Rahway. Funeral was from Bernard, of 23 Llttlebrook- Rd., change program beginning in September with As a barometer of an increasing supply ol~~ are required for graduaUon. around, we clean attics and Rosalie, 241-2442. miles. Best olfer. Cell 374 8545. doughler of Mrs.-Lo Verne (Bom) Madison, will institute a sharply modified Masonry cellars, also construction The. RAYMOND FUNERAL Sprlnotleld, beloved husband ol A student Z 7 6-111 HTF Anltil (nea Gross), devoted lather -and the late Ernesl.Stohr, sllter ot the Warsaw School of Planning and Statistics. foodstuffs, he noted that only several years ago interested in the fine arts program Industrial sites, tree estimates UPPER IRVINGTON CENTER, 322 Sanlord Ave,r Miss Linda Stohr. Tho luneral curriculum and degree structure. cheerfully olven. 2637710. Valtsburg, on Friday. Funeral of Rita and Mar pie Kessler, Dr. John B. Duff, executive vice president and there were long lines at the meat stores early in ml8ht. for example, elect to study architecture, . A-DIHOA-LINO 5 ROOM APARTMENT, 3rd floor, ROSELLE g, Fday. F devoted brother ot Mrs. Blanche service was he d at I no While the faculty remains organized under CALL ME LAST. All masonry, We bring one of our gas and oil heat & hot water supplied, adults CHEVROLET 1957 Mss as at St Leo's Church 5 A-7-13-70 Moss was at St. Leo's Church, Zlbulsky and Mrs. Frances MCCRACKEN " fUNERAt Dr. Robert J. Senkier, dean of the school of the morning • before they even opened painting and drawing, and ceramics, balancing plaiterlnp, .waterproofing, *'* heating specialists. We do not preferred. Call 373 08S0. ' 2 door HOME.'1500 Morris Avo., union, five academic divisions, the courses will be employed and Insured.' work 2 YEAR COLONIAL Irvington. Gomberg. Funeral was from The ; business administration, have returned from the course load with courses In English, a CELLAR.OARAOE advertise misleading prices. No Z-76101 4 huge bedrooms, 2<^ bdths, Best otter SUBURBAN CHAPEL OF PHILIP on Monday. Interment Hollywood grouped under three, opening the way for new "Nowadays you can go into a butcher shop late guaranteed. A. NUFRIO, X yrs. CLEANED charge or obligation for gas or o Call 636 5759 ATCH—Joseph G. on Saturday, Memorial Pork. Warsaw where final details were negotiated e«p, ES HW1. paneled family room, huge APTER & SON, 1600 Springfield . in the afternoon and still find a gooo^ variety of foreign language, and math. RUBBISH REMOVAL heating survey and estimate. Call kitchen, dishwasher, formal dining July l, 1972, aoe_ w. ^years, of Toms Ave., Maplewood, on Wednesday, departures in cross-disciplinary, Issue-oriented HT-F-64 us on any heating problem. River, N.J., devoted brother ol with officials of the Ministry of Education and New programs for the 1972-73 academic year CALL room a, living room, w*w Juno2B Interment B'nal Abraham i offerings. meats for sale," he said. JOHN BORQEN Keystone . Heating 8, -*lr Apartments Wanted 102 carpeting. Loadedwlthextras. 272 Anton J., John and Charles Atch Memorial Park, Union. Period ot SCHNEIDER—Caroline Q. (nee the Polish school which has" 5,000 graduate Conditioning. 3,W-7300day or night, and Mrs. Laura Wllhelm, also . • Dean Senkier said he was impressed with the include full credit major courses in : Art TQNYSOTTOSANTI 2766594 'M T-Blrd. -- P.S. P.B. Automatic, mourning will be observed at the,, Horn), on Wednesday, June 28, The basic three-year degree, master of :- • . . A 7 it 70 24 hour servlc. A , 207 5 survived by one niece and two students. History (Renaissance and Medieval); . " MASON CONTRACTOR Z7-6-H1 bucket seats. Passed 1973 family residence, 23 Llttlebrook i 1972, age 76 years, of Ml Union cleaniness of Warsaw and with the high per- Inspection. Can see anytime. Call nephews. Funeral was held at Rd., Springfield. ; Ave., frulngion, beloved wife of dlvlnlty(M.Div.), will be retained. However, Brick work, stone work, sidewalks. BUSINESS COUPLE looking tor 3 HAEBERLE 8. BARTH y centage of women performing jobs thai men Architecture; Ceramics; Sculpture; Painting ATTENTION or 4 room apt. In suburban area for SHORT HILLS — • • —' 381-0594. Jacob Schneider, devoted mother two others will be discontinued: the two- The exchange program is the first such . PLUMBINO&HEATINO A76I23 COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pine KlEBLER-On-Wedneiday, June or Robert, Jacob and Albert K r III, * and Drawing (oil and watercolor); Foun- Sept 1st or Oct. 1st. Call atter 5 GRACIOUS SPLIT program leading to the master of religious arrangement ever made by an American would perform in the United States. "Females - HOMEOWNERS! Repairs, remodeling, violations, o'clock 688 3338. Reasonable rent. Ave., corner Vouxhail Rd,, Union, 28,1973, Florence (Weldenfeld), of and the late Lucille Prell,.sister of dations of the Arts (survey); the arts in Lovoly 4 betlroom -- 2W bath home, comprise a large percentage of the medical, American M»ion. We do oil types Allies, cellar!,, garaoes and yards replacements, gas fired boilers. H '/« 102 central AC, paneled family room, '69 VW R&H, Auto., Sun Roof, on Wednesday, July 5, at 8 A.M., Skytop Gardens, Parlln, N.J., Oeoroe and Louli Horn, also education (M.R.E.), a nonordalnable degree Catholic university and the present Polish cleaned, all . dirl and rubbish New construction, modern sewer Excellent Condition. Call 687 1494 thence to St. Joseph's Church, formerly of Union, N.J., beloved survived by eight grondchlldren Mexico; Photography; Film Making; Print of mason work, brick steps S. cleaning Call HerbTrlefler, ES 2- 100 x 140 lot. Must see to Maplewood, for a Funeral Mass at r for teaching specialists; and the master of government. Previous pacts have been dental, education .-< and engineering reflnlsh basements with rcmovfa. Leaders and gutters appreclatel Upper J60S. Call 376- AFTER 6 PM. wile of Fred J., devoted mother of and four areat-a ondchlldren. The Making; Book Design. cleaned. truck»nO, Vvr/ 9A.M, Fred P. and Donatd M., daughter funeral * service was at professions," he noted. waterproof Ing compound. Call BUSINESS woman seeks 2 or 3 4822 now, or oves Mrs Cummlngs sacred theology' degree (S.T.M.), which established with Stanford, Northwestern, ( reasonable rales: rooms unfurnished apt. 761-4360. of Mrs. Matilda Schadt and the late HAEBERLE fl. BARTH HOME alter 5 478-5696. Convenient by car to Kenllworrh. SACRIFICE CAR ELLA—Daniel, on Sunday, Paul Weldenfeld, and sister of FOR FUNERALS, »7) CUnton represents an additional year of scholarly Kansas University and Alliance College. A72066 Call 763 6054 OAK RIDGE REALTY 1969 pontlaoFirebird 400, 2 Dr. Mrs, Catherine Reid; also phone 3538331. Realtors - 376 4822 July 2, 1972, of 17 Willow Sf., Ave., irvlngton. on Friday, June research* beyonttitie-MrDIv: Present plans call for professor Stanley - . Htf Rest K'oines 79 Hardtop, 4 speed stick. P.S. vinyl Mlllburh, husband of Mary leno survived by two grandchildren. < Rider appoints m/«-102 Z76 -111 30. - l-nterment In Hollywood : ' ALOENIS r Top, A. Interior. Very good Core.la, father of Albert Carelto, The funeral was conducted from ' Memorial Park. • —. Replacing-them-will, be a -new-Jlwo-year- Kosakowski to leave in September and present MASON CONTRACTOR STEPS HANDY MAN; Small lobs. Paint; condition. Best oner. 46S-1044. Mrs. Felix DIFlorlo, - Henry the MCCRACKEN FUNERAL CEMETERY PLOTS SIDEWALKS-PATIOS Carpentry, Paneling, Block CHERRYHILL RestHomofor the 4 ROOM APARTMENT WANTED SHORT HlLXS HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., Union, degree program, master of theological studies a'series of management lectures to students at A-76123 Carella, brother ol Mrs. Susie SMAGA— Franc b"s (n»o community aide SPECIALIZE IN SMALL JOBS Ceilings, Repair 8. Clean windows Aged and Retired • home' like, for senior clilren couple. Phono Renna. Grandfather of 11 on Monday. Funeral Mass In St. the School of Planning and Statistics. His place 1 Seraflmkl) suddenly on Saturday, (M.T.S.), and a new four-year program, doctor , 867 RAY AV6.. UNION, N.J. 8. Gutters. Calll 6377561. atmosphere; State approved. 500 alter 6 P.M. 763-2896. HHEAVENLYM VOLKSWAQEN-1971.Super Beetle, grandchildren. Funeraf was, from Michael's Church, Union. Walter Quails of Metuchen Restland Memorial Park 6B64815Or6a6-M27 HTF_ . H-T/HO Cherry St.. E^lll. EL 3 7657. .Z7.4-102 Very Interesting and unusual I 2- groat condition, 17,000 miles with SMITH AND SMITH July 1, 1977, age 75 years, of Union, • of ministry (D.Mln.). will be taken at Seton Hall by a Polish professor Xtf bedrooms, Contemporary-Home In formerly of Newark, wife of the has been named by Rider new snows. 376-1665 or 376-B276. (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Ave., KITTEL—Mathilda (nee Schaub), The changes, which were adopted recently by of organization and management. He will stay charming wooded settlno with A-76 123 late John Smaga, devoted mother Hanover, N.J. (Rte. 10) Masonry Work. Specialist, brick 3 ADULTS need 5-6 rooms, 1st Springfield, on Wednesday, July 5. on Tuesdayusday,, JunJu e 227, 197272, ageagedd Bl of Mrs. Sophie Boodon of Nutley, until January when a Polish professor of College, Trenton, to the post of floor/-upper Irvington preferred, lovely view, completely secluded yearyearss , at Fort LauderdaleLauderdal , -Fta.Ft * the facultyniTter two years of study and an- steps, stoops, retalnlno walls, 80 and yet convenient to everything. Funeral Mass was at St. Rose of Mrs. Helen Parlacoskl of Rahway, • coordinator for community atlos, porches, waterprooflno. Painting & Paperhanging Roofing & Siding by Sept. 1st, up to 1225 with heat Lima Church, short Hills. formerly of Irvington, wife ot the production andindustrialTelations will arrive supplied. Call 373.7798. . Call nowl late Julius Klttet, devoted mother MTS. Mary Aurick of Lancaster, nounced at commencement by Dean James M. 74.5593, free estimates. 123A Interment In St. Teresa's Pa., and Mrs. Rose Lamberf of for the spring semester. Four other Seton Hall affairs, according to Dr. ? Z7/6 102 The Dalzell Co. Imports, Sports Cars Cpmetery. of Julius John Klttel. grandmother Ault, commit the school to closer Integration of A-/-13-66 TRI-STATE ROOFINOCO. of James, John and Carol Klttol, Union, also survived by four faculty members will teach in Poland during Frank N. Elliott, president of In Order To Settle Estate, Prime (Four) BEAUTIFUL INT. » EXT. VONNIE GEYER. Realtor grandchildren and six great- academic discipline in theology and religion New and repaired Gutters, & 23 BEDROOM APARTMENT 525 Mlllburn Ave Short Hills CERAMi—On Sunday, June 25, also survived by two great the college. Grave Plots In The Olive, Concord, Maple, HOUSE PAINTING. PARTS-ACCESSORIES - f grandchildren. The funeral war~at grandchildren The funeral service the year. - » ALL types of masonry work. Special summer prices. Quality leaders. Free Estimate 355 5353. wanted for family with children. (Opp. Saks 5th Ave ) 376-2700 1972, Joseph, of 1096 Woodland with professional training in'ministry. ; speclallllnoln . A-7-27-80 IMPORTS SPORTS. Jersey— HAEBERLE ..& BARTH was at HAEOERLE &T~BARTH Qnulls has been directed to Lexington Sections Must Be Sold!!! paint & Service, fully Insured, Unlononly. Immediate occupancy. _. 27-4-111 Ave., Union, N.J., beloved The program is funded by the United States stone and brick work. 1175. Call 688B935 after 3 p.m. largest-oldest-nicest supplle. COLONIAL HOME, MOO Pine During the four years In which Ault has been satisfaction guaranteed. Fre2 1 husband ot Rose (Branca) and> COLONIAL HOME, UOO pine Ave., corner Veuxhall Rd., Union, develop a program by which Prices From $500. Pe^Plot Call37&JiO2 f 76 102 Imported Auto Center, behind ral. Ave., corner of Vauxhall Rd., Department of Education aiid Seton Hall. Dr. . . R 6 17-6« estimate. Call NNick 8. Joe's WILLIAM H. VEIT SOUTH ORANGE- station Morrlatown. 374-8486. devoted lather of William V. pnd on. Wednesday, July 5. Interment dean, the school's M. Dlv. program has Henry Ceraml, Mrs. Arltiur Bond, Union, on Friday. June 30. "the college may more ef- Painting-Serviceiti . 676-8504. Roofing—Seamless Gutters FTF 123A __HQllywootj,:McmQri.ol Pork,, been modified in this direction. .Modificj Duff and Dean Senkier were quite impressed A-7-37-7A 3 Free estimates. Do own work. 3V - 4 rooms wanted for family of 3 ELEGANT TUDOR Mrj. Anton Wflttner and Mrs. Interment Holy Seputthre fectively use its resources to JMASONRY 'All types of mason 3 Be sure you see this outstanding Cernetery. "WitlTTlieir slay itfFoIandTTneyTounfl the people "For Full Details, Pork, Map And N.J. Insured Since 191'3731153 (5 mos. old baby), Irvington, as Richard Durham; alsoaurvlved by STEIN —Mary Durkin, of have taken the form, chiefly, of new field work now & repair. Also asphalt JAMES BEVERLY true English Beauty In a gorgeous - elQht grandchildren and eight very friendly with many strangers going put of meet its responsibility to soon as possible, up to 1175 rent. SprlnQfleld, NJ-, formerly of education' programs that bring faculty Plot Locations Call: driveways, curblno 8. extensions. Export at painting 8. carpentry 374-4997. setting. Only short walk to school. ^RutflsWanted 125 great Grandchildren. The funeral KUG ELM AN—Ruth A (nee community needs." Step down llv. rm. 8. Fam. Rm., Scott), on Friday, Juno 30, 1972, of EHiabeth, N.J., on Wednesday, their way to assist thero. Free- estimates, 34 hr. phone work. Leaders, 8,outters. Call 376 Z-7-6-102 was conducted from 'the academic expertise immediately to bear on service. Call Milan ^"'"j , new walnutklfchen, 5 bdrms., aro Watchuno, N.J.. wife of the late June 28, W77, wllo of Richard V. R/V.WHALEN 4 M NEW ROOFINO i REPAIRS. McCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, Stein, mother ol Alfred A. Stein, Dr. Duff observed that the economy is only a. few outstanding features. JUNK CARS WANTED 1500 Morrlj Ave., Union, on • Fred c. KugelmafH devoted student weekend and evening work In chur- • NEIGHBORS WANT VOUR used X-7-47-73 Leaders 8. outters. Interior a. 5 rooms wanted, Irvington or mother of Frederick W. and Mrs. Alan T. Pearce, sister of "really moving along now and you sie plenty of EVE 379-4Q52 Exterior. Painting, Fast service. vicinity, 2 udults, 1 school age Highest prices paid. Late rrtodel Wednesday, interment Gate of Items. Tell 'em what you have. DAY WA 6-4000 - ALL MASONRY. STEPS.. The Dalzell Co. Kugelman, also survived by four >Joseph A. Durkin, also survived by ches, hospitals, community service agencies, PAINTING—Interior, Exterior, Reasonable Prices. Free Child, up to»170. Call betweon 9 8. -~ wrecks. Also, Immediate pickup. Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, consumer goods for sale in ti|e shops and Run a low cost Classified Ad. Call SID EWALKS. WATER- VpNtglE GEYER, Realtor .?grandchildren. The funeral was at (our grandchildren. Funeral was and departments of local government. 6847700. Brush roller, raodern airless estimates. Insured. 353 8472 &. 354- 5, 642 6740 Ext. 205. 354-7614 or 686-1169 any time. HAEBERLE fi. BARTH from SMITH AND SMITH PROOFING.. PLASTERING, COURT—On Saturday, July 1, department stores. The merchandise is of a SELF EMPLOYED, 8. INSURED. spray. 'Insured. Free estimates. 2 Z-7-6-102 A-7-27-125 (SUBURBAN). 415 Morris Ave., In announcing the new plans for continued Very reasonable. Call 245-8040. *" ' • . X 824-80 376-2700 1973, Clarence (Lorry, of 55 Broad COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pine A. ZAPPULLO. ES 2^079 or MU7- 2 7 6-111 Ave., corner of Vauxhall Rd., Springfield, on Saturday., July 1. movement along these lines the dean declared: 6476. - ' A-7-27-73 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE seeks St., Maiawan, N.J., beloved Funeral Moss was at St. Rose o* -ROOFING- 4-6 room apartment, prelerably In [husband of Teresa (Hanas), Union, on Monday, . July 3. H B-3-6G All Types, New or Repairs SPRINGFIELD JUNKCARS of ANY KIND Interment In Hollywood Memorial Lima Church," Short Hills, N,J. "We can no longer subscribe to the notion that PAINTING—Ext. & Interior. 2family residence, In union area. 3 BEDROOMS S38.MO wanted, 24 hour service. B. A. Wo voted father of Jan Court; Gutleri. Leaders, Carpentry, [brother-of Mrs, Hazel Welsi, also "Park. Contributions may bo -nado interment .Holy Sepulchre Wallpapering. Quality Work. No children or pets, excellent Nestled under tall trees IMS coiy Towing Service. Call 964-1506. Cemotery, East Orange. those In the household of faith who are In- MASONRY-BRICK STEPS- INSUREDCall3746905 . references. Aug. occupancy Survived by two grandchildren. to the American Cancer So:lety. Letterlo Decorators, call 272-4064. XTF cape offers 1st floor paneled terested in the intellect will gravitate to places Sldewalks — Patios — Sheet X 8-10-73 preferred. 225 2304 after 6 P.M. The funeral service was held at family room, modern kitchen, The MeCRACKEN FUNERAL LEFFINOWELL— Elsie Hennch, Rocklno-Any Concrete, insured. . Z-7.4-102 dishwasher. Deep lot. Act fasti of 55 Tallmadge Ave., Chatham, SWAB —Suddenly, on Friday like "Drew and that others Interested in the 375 266,1. R.DELFA. ^^ HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., Union, evening, June 30, W72, Theodore of OLYMPIC PAINTINO CO. MOST ROOFINO 8, REPAIRS Call 376-4B22 now, or-eves Mr. Fublrc Notice N.J., formerly of Newark, on EXCHANGE SITE —Dr. Robert J. Senklor, (right) points out location of the Warsaw 15 or 25 vr. U.S. Gypaum, self on Wednesday. Interment irvlndion, beloved husband of practice of religion will go out and get things EXPERIENCED IN N.J. FOR MIDDLE agod brother & sister Knapp 944-1227. Saturday, July 1, 1972, wife of the sealing shingles. WRITTEN Hollywood Memorial Park. Kathertnn (nee Wallace), .and . done. No-choice con be made between being School ol Planning and Statistics to Dr. John B. Duff, executive vice-president of, INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR doslre 5 rooms, Union, Irvington, OAK RIDGE REALTY Contributions may be made to the late William H. Lefflngwell, brother, o* Mary, Irmo, Helen and MASON • Specializing In new steps GUARANTEE I=REE Realtors 376-4822 NOTICE TO CREDITORS mother of Elmer W. Lefilnowell. PAINTING OR DECORATING, ESTIMATES. REASONABLE Maplewood Or Ivy Hill. Call 676- ESTATE OF CHRISTIANE American Cancer Society. Anna, all of Perm. The funeral intelligent and being religious. Both are Seton. Hall University and professor Stanley Kosakowskl of the School of Business a, remodellno. Free estimates. PLASTERING OR ANY 4649. Funeral tor vice was held at, service was from Tho FUNERAL Save money. Call 964-7520. ALSO SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Sal. SCHAEFER, also known as essential to sound theological education and Administration. Kosakowski will inaugurate Seton Hall's faculty exchange program REPAIRS. CALL 687-8781. 24-HR. 6B7.SO59.- .- Z 7/0 102 SUMMIT CHRISTIANE W. SCHAEFER, SMITH AND SMITH HOME OF JAMES F CAFFREY SERVICE. REASONABLY X-7-20-80 Deceased EBERT—Ada A. '(nee Probst), on (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Ave., & SON. 609 Lyons Ave., at the effective Christian ministry." with the Polish university. PRICED: 1WANY FLATTERING CUSTOM BUILT Pursuant, to the order ot AAARY Friday, June 30, 1972, ol Springfield, on Wednesday, July 5, corner ol -Pafk-Pi., irvington, on TEAM OF ITALIAN MASONS and REFERENCES. FULLY Lovely brick & frame 4 bedroom Moplewood, N.J., wife of the late at Yi A.M. Intermenf Evergreen Monday, July 3. Interment Furnished Rooms for Rent 105 C. KANANE, Surrogate of the carpenters. We can beautify your INSURED. FREE ESTIMATES. RE-ROOFINO and gutterrs our home on beautifully landscaped County of Union, made on tho 30th Henry F. Ebert, devoted*ister of Cemetery, £lliab«lh,. Hollywood Memorial Park, - / home, steps,- patios, sidewalks, specialty. We do our own work. George B. Probst of Newark, and 3 lot. Fireplaces In large living room day or June A.D., 1972, upon the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiMiiraimiiiiiiijiiiimjffiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiMU! .imiiiiiuiuiimiiiiiuuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiitiliiu| etc. Call 673 6313 • o'*- **],-.,..,U.M Free estimates. Call 2764360 Dudley H. Probst of Union. The MAT ARAZZO—Hotter, on FOR RENT 8. den, lalousled porch.. S79.500. application of the undersigned, as ' ' ' A 7/37-80 Eves. 754 0453. funeral service was at Saturday, June 24, 1972. of St. T.OMA—Jennie (nee Fressola), Dr. Bennett heads FURNISHEO - ROOM NEAR Executrix of the estate of said beloved wife ol Vincent, devoted INTERIOR PAINTINO RICHARDC. deceased, hot Ice Is hereby given to HAEBERLE fl. DARTH Petersburg, Fla., formerly of u#F SPECIALIZE In flII masonry | BY9.OUTBY5. IRVINGTON CENTER. ALL COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pine Union, N.J., husband of the late mother ol Mn, Robert T«-At«PORT*T-tONn—L-l 146 MS— th Hltn f \tf ^^ t" teastern work Additions^ foundaTloTls, . .iElTt5TnWATES RtjgShantpooing •Aw.-—corner—of—vauxttatt—Rdrr- -Helen—(«e«—FOfoto)dtd Ante of—M«wadL patios, brick porches etc. Call dav 861-5307 or 589-5851. SUPPLIED. CALL 371 3008. iKGHER exhibit to the subscriber under Unlon, on Monday. July 3, father of Michael Matarazio of Mr* Futvlo (Comllle) De Julio of -psychology^ or night, 263 7710 X-7 2773 H 6 22 105 oath or affirmation their claims Interment In Hollywood Memorial Union, Mrs. Yolanda Bell of Spring Nulley, Mrs. Joseph (Theresa) REALTOR , 464-9500 and demands against the estate of Park. Lake Heights and Mrs. Jennie' Zlto, Mrs Joseph (Marie) Pattl of PROFESSIONAL RUO said deceased within six months IRVINGTON 302 Spr Ingf leld Ave., Be'k. H ts. Shaffer of St. Pfltersburn Fla , Nowark, Ralph of Nutley, Loult ot v^** "^JP^^^S DRIVE-1H AUTO CENTER SHAMPOOING In home. Also wall Z7-6-1U from the date of said order, or they HARBISON- Elizabeth (nee brother of Amelia and olympla Newark, Vincent Of South Orange, II By Ml L T H AMM E R iiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiniimmuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiuiiiiuiuiiiiiuiiiuui Masonry Work. Specialist. Every Painting & Ceilings io wall. Floors cleaned & waxed. 2 FURNISHED ROOMS, next to will be forever barred from Mataraizo of Italy, also survived kind step, brick wall, patios,' bath, private home, for middle Young], on Sunday, June 25, 1972, David of Clark and the late Giro J. Exterior painting our specialty. 9648632 or 687-3450. prosecuting or recovering the of HIMslde, N.J., wife of the late by eight grandchildren and three Toma, dear slater ol James .^porch, concrete, etc. 374-5583. 3-8 X-TF aged woman. Wrlto Box 1409, c-o SUMMIT same against the subscriber. great grandchildren. Tho funeral f».M. Free-esllma.te, Mr, Sal. For Free Estimates • 276-4711 Suburban Publishing, 1291 Robert Harrison, devoted mother Frestoia ol Newark, also ?r A 7..-T2 COUNTRY SIDE Helen E. Schaefer of Joseph and Charles R. Harrison, was from HAEBERLE A. BARTH grandchildren and 11 groat TURNTABLE TREAT (good listening) Wilkins songs with John singing and Ronnie . A 7.13-66 Stuyvesant Ave., Union. v COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pino 82B Executrix Mrs. Gladle Dorach and Mrs. Grandchildren, Funeral services JOHN HURLEY DELIVERS ONE MORE playing piano. Senjices Ollered Z-7-6 105 -" , RANCH Hooley, Perselay, Edith Calameyer, also survived by Ave., corner of Vauxhall Rd. 'were held on Wednesday, July 5 at K C MASONRY Repairs. Chimney Butler & Kelly, Attorney* many grandchildren, great- Union, on Monday, July 3. The BIBBO (HUELSENBECK) HALLELUJAH. Selections include: "You Got Pittsburgh-born John Hurley was singing in PARKAS PAINTING UNION Unusual custom built siono a, interment In Gate of Heaven FUNERAL HOME. 1108 South repairs, also patios, brick steps, frame ranch featuring, fireplaces, 190 Elm Street grandchildren and great great the Right," "Salvation Lady," "The Family,'' the chorus of the city's opera company when he sidewalks. All work done by LM TYPING SERVICE Large sleeping room mature WcstflBtpl, N.J. grandchildren. The funeral service Cometery. in lieu of flowers, Orange Ave , Newark. Interment CONTRACTOR ContTeman, quiet private home, in living room & kitchen. 3 twin 1 experienced tradesmen. 9640896. Interior and exterior. Many KfcPORTS, THEISES. LETTERS. Union Leader, July 6, 1972 was at HAEBERLE & BARTH contributions may be made to the Falrmount Cemotery. "Bring Me, ' "Heavy Burdens Me Down," was nine and soon had his own TV kiddie show R7/17-66 MANUSCRIPTS. ADDRESS 8. parking. References, and security. size bedrooms, 2 ultra modern COLONIAL HOME/1100 Pine American Cancer Society. flattering references. 373 0273. MAIL CIRCULAK5 8. FLYERS. 6885420. baths, heated glassed 8> screened "Lullabyes of Jesus," "Slecpin' Wi'h Love," every Saturday. "My\mother had died and the D-1-6-73 porch, all on 120X1SO Ave., corner of Vauxhall Rd., MAILING LISTS AVAILABLE, Z 7-6 105 Union, on Thursday, Juno 29. "Gcttln' It Free," ;'Sweetwater" and "One professionally landscaped lot with McAULIFF—On Friday, June 30, greatest influence in my life became a teacher 67 WE SPECIALIZE IN FULL NOTICE TO CREDITORS Interment In Graceland Memorial Moving & Storage J&J PAINTERS SERVICED CORRESPONDENCE many .'owerlnQ shrubs In top Park. > 1972, -Caroline (Rleszl, of 1075 More Hallelujah." Background vocals by named Sylvia Schmidt, who was Into all the ccn/ntrysMe area of Berkeley ESTATE OF MFI I IF STOFPFf. Dawes Ave., union, N.J , beloved Int. 8. Ext. professional |ob at FOR BUSINESSMEN NOTARY Deceased HOLLYWOOD FLORIST Gloria Jones. Oma Drake and Marti McCall. local musical events," he says. "But when 1 got reasonable cost. Fully Insured. PUBLIC. inM SELECTRIC Houses for Rent 110 Heights. Immediate occupancy. wife of tho late Frank A., devoted Prices »71.0O.\ , Pursuant to the order of MARY mother ot Frank C. McAullff, MILLER'S MOVINO Free estimates. 686-5756. TYPEWRITERS, MIMEO C. KANANE, Surrogate o, the MUTTER— Ruth J. (nee 160? Sluyvcsant Ave, (BELL RECORDS 6075). ^ v to be 13, it came to me that I didn't have any 'CAR MATS Reasonable rates-itoreoe free X-7.673 GRAPHING .761 6156 •• -Haridorn) 'on -Tuesday. June 27. iiiter— of William R1«HL Ml» ,__ . Union Irvinfltnn' , , - Crestvifew Agency— "Toon ty of Unlony madcon tho 30th~- buddies my own agc_becnuse 1 was always on MODEL 9800 AND 9850 extlmates. Insured, local-lonq day of June A.D., 1972, upon the 1972, ot Bradonton, Fta., formerly Grace Riesz, Mrs. Jane Johnson, We specialize in Funeral John Hurley is a real pro in the music. distance, shore specials. 245-329B RENTING A & A PAINTINO and general Realtor application of tho undersigned, as of Irvington, N.J., beloved wife of Mrs. Peggy Lagrano and Mn. DcsiQn and Sympathy business and his songs are well known. "Son of my way to a rehearsal. So 1 just stopped per- .TNV NYLON . . it 0-3-67 SOUTHWEST FLORIDA POPULAR AUTO COLORS '4649700 Executrix of the estate ot said Honry j. Hut ter Sr., devoted May Brofiman, also survived by Arr/inuemcnitlor the bereaved contracting. Interior & exterior 88 HOAAESOR CONDOMINIUMS six grandsons. The funeral was 1 a Preacher Man" was lop five In ejfery country, forming." He even stopped singing on FREE ESTIMATES. Call after 6 Tile Work Evenings J.W. Conlon-464-5706 deceased, notice Is hereby given to mother of Henry J. Jr. and li)mily just Phone , AFTERNOONS— EVENINGS 1165 PER MONTH HUP / the creditors of.t«)d deceased to Thomas E. Hutter, sister of Carl conducted from The McCRACKEN MUilUI streetcbrners. . ,• . \ WEEKENDS P.M. 4379379. 319 Springfield Ave., Berk. Hts. FUNERAL HOME, 1SO0 Morris a gold record (or both Dusty Springfield and FULL 4 PLY NYLON X 7-13-73 COUNTRY CLUB S. GOLF • . Z>1/6 111exhibit to" the subscriber under Hartdorn, and William Gurnet," tight hauling ft. rnovlnq. Prompt, TILE REPAIRS fl. REPLACING PRIVILEGES IN PRIVATE oath or affirmation their claims Mrs. Anna Mann and Mrs. Ave., Union, on Monday. The Aretha Franklin. "Love of the Common SACE, SMOOTH, TROUBLE FREE MILEAGE - court»ous-*«Fv[c« Call 374-4640. John joined the army at 16 and after his r TILE FIXTURES. ESTIMATES and demands against the estate of People" was recorded by over 200 different n 8-17-67 DAN'S PAINTINO ft CHEERFULLY GIVEN: :(2(m267 UNION ' -said deceased within six months discharge. Hurley went to St. Louis, got a AT LOWEST COST DECORATING, INT. 8. EXT. ^ -ANTHONY DE NICOLO. 686 5550. CARDINAL ASSOCIATES. from the date of said order, or they artists. Hurley and his writing partner, Ronnie factory job and couldn't help involving himfehlf' OENTON I, HOLDEN, INC. REASONABLE RATES— FREE Ztf BROKER Z7 6-110 EDGE/WOUNT will be forever barred. from Wilkins, have created literally dozens of Top 20 UOCAL «. LONG DISTANCE ESTIMATES ,INSURED.\289 94J4.. prosecuting or recovering the X 7-6-73 at ESTATES in whatever music scene the city had. Soon he MOVING STORAGE • ALLIED Bl levoii, spun, colonials. same against the subscriber, hits for Nashville's monster Tree Music VAN LINES (47 Years Dependable Ranches, 3-4 bedrooms, 2Ci baths, was producing local record dates and some- Tree Service 89 Houses lor Sale --111 . -. AlmaStoepel Publishing. The LP contains all-new Hurley- Service) DUTCH BOY Painters, S150 1- 2 car garages. Located off Magto Executrix visitors from Nashville told him he ought to br - - -- EL 1-3737 Jl.-T/F 47 lamilV-A-upv-carpentry A, cutler*, Ave. Prices start at r Yoynt/hans & tmgrund. Attorneys AH MacGrawfc building a career in Music City. . free estimate, fully Insured.' 484- ' $44,900 230 Lenox Ave. 2851 or 7431701. OUR SPECIALTY—TREES BERKELEY HEIGHTS HENRY P. TOWNSEND, AGENT Westtletd, N.J. • "I arrived in Nashville; with, three dimes, A 1/17« DIFFICULT TO TAKE DOWN S. Union Leader, July 6, 1972 ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. TREE TRIMMING. ALSO SMALL BRICK & FRAME PAUL ANTHONY beauty and health seven pennies and one phone number," Hurley •MOVING AND STORAGE; ALL PAINTINO professionally LANP CLEARING. 925-2216. . bedroom beauty on large (Fee IT JA!42) TUBELESS BLACKWALL recalls clearly. The phone number belonged to FIREPROOF VAULTS. 232-4464 done Interiors and exteriors. Call Z-7-6-89 landscaped lot, with shade trees. AGENCY 735 x 14_ $17.99 and 688-4465. . . 687 2167 or 233J1B3 eves. Spacious paneled rec room, living 1515 Stuyvesant Ave. Union, N.J. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. routine. . Joan and Al Hager, who ran a demo studio. And •FAMOUS H e- IP-AI X : 6 73 room with picture window, fenced 775 x 14— J- $18.99 TREE Service all phases. Wood ESTATE OF IRVING O. DAVIS DR. VIIICIMA BKNNKTT Hurley kept eating (barely) by singing on demo chips for sale. Estimates rear yard, S51.900. Eves. 754-8093. REALTOR 687-4654 Deceased 825 x 14 J19.99 SHORTLINE MOVERS K *K PAINTERS ' cheerfully olven. 376 7596 atter 5 RICH/* DC" Purauunt lo Ihe order o( MARY Dr. Virginia D.C. Bennett, Ed. D., of New dates at $2.50 for backgrounds and $5 for lead" ZTF Soap and water every day. Plenty of sleep ROBERK PACKING & STORAGE Interior B, Exterior- Painting. P.M. C. KANANE. Surrogate of the Brunswick took over as president of the New APPLIANCE MOVING — 24 Experienced 8. Insured. For free Z 713 89 FISCHER County ol Union, made on the 30th every night. Lots of exercise in between. vocals. He lived in a tiny furnished room, pver HOUR SERVICE. 486 7267. estimates 486-7327. UNION day.of. June A.D., 1972, upon the Jersey Psychological Association at the looking the home of tree music. 1 RTF 1 REALTOR 464-9500 application of the undersigned, as And most important of all-u thorough • X 7-6-73 SPECIALIZING IN TRIMMING Thursday meeting of the group's executive RACING MIRRORS AND REMOVAL. REASONABLE' 302 Springfield Ave., Berk. Hts. ORCHARD PARK! Administrator of the estate of said health checkup once'a year. ' John, knocked at.the door with seven of his RATES. FULLY INSURED. Beautiful 8. spacious & In top deceased, notice Is hereby given to committee at the Holiday Inn in Kenilworth. songs and was told to hang around to see if he —Florida Specialist EXT6RIOR PAINTINO, CALL 636-2086. condition. 7 room colonial wltn the creditors of said deceased to Ali knows many cancers are curable LEADER a, GUTTER WORK. ZTF BERKELEY HEIGHTS fireplace, science • kitchen with exhibit to the subscriber, under Dr. Bennett, an associate professor- in the could come up with any songs with Tree's FREE ESTIMATES. INSURED. nook, full dlnlna room, lVi baths, 3 oath or affirmation their claims The welcome mat Is out at this if diagnosed and treated early enoucjh. Department of Psychological Foundations at youngest staff writer, Ronnie Wilkins. The MU 6 7983. J. GIANNINI. attractive older colonial a you will bedrooms, enclosed porch and demands against the estate ot YOUR CHOICE 'S X tf en|oy Its hospitality as you enter attached garaoe, lovely grounds. said- deceased within six months Ali takes care of her looks by tdkiiui care Rutgers University Graduate School of pair's first hit together. waaJISpread It on Tutoring 91 from the date of said order, or they •ECONOMY MOVERS, INC. the cheerful family room with Its Make offer! Education, will head the association until Dr. Local & Long Distance DUTCH BOY PAINT log burning fireplace; Moqern will be forever barred from of her life. . Thick," the Gentry's follow-up to "Keep on" Oneiamlly house, outside, 1175, 2- kitchen with D-W, formal dining prosecuting or recovering the Lrfonard Roth of Freehold, who assumed the Dancing." Ina few months they had two Top 20 DON ALBECKER. MGR. CERTIFIED TEACHER desires to THE BOYLE CO. FULL 4 PLY NYLON , , 1275.6 1475 8. up. Rooms, hallways, room, cheerful living room, V samfr-agalnst the subscriber. stores 8, offices, S25 *& up. Also do tutoring in Spanish 8. Reading, bedroom down, bath av 3 bedrooms - Gallery of Homes ..J*«.a!tor.-- ••'• We want to wipe out cancerin-your lifetime-1 diitlca of vice president, takes the reins next hits simultaneously, one of them the classic Union N.J. VU3 E. Jersey St.. Elll. 3S3-4900 Calvin C. Davis WIDE 78 SERIES 20°. WIDER TREAD 687-0035 H " trim, windows . 8> doors A, Elementary-8i High Schooi levels. on 2nd level. Finished recreation yfeor, "carpentry. Violations, leaders 8i Open Dally.98; Sat. 9-4; Sgn. 12-3 Administrator Give to the AVnerican Cancer Society. '*.• X "Milk and Honey." They've followed with a 14 per hour. 374-1243. room with ground level exit to GIVES GREATER TRACTION, MORE • nutters, com'l. residential a. Z-7 6 91 yard, lovely V> aenrfreed lot, with Z 7-a-Ul rtughes, Hartlaub S. Dolten ,' In taking the presidency. Dr. Bennett, who string of chart records that has now brought Industrial. Very reasonable. Free many spruce & flowing shrubs- Attorneys estimates, free minor repairs. 57 Union, Plaia ,' also serves as consulting school psychologist Jonhto his own album. MILEAGE KELLY MOVERS priced 152.900. \^. 112 LOCAL 8. LONG DISTANCE Fully Insured. 374-5436 8. 926 2973, Houses Wauled Summit. N.J. I for the Tewksbury Township school system, Ayent.North American Van Lines. X 7 13 73 Weatherstripping 98 1 Unloh Leader, July 6, 1972 The GRNTLEmon movers. Oestvlew Agency Realtor (Fee IT 14.42) discussed group projects in the area of mental I 3871380 PAINTINO a DECORATING. Int. HOUSE NEEDED health services to business and-industry, as 8. Ext. Alterations, paneling. Free INTERLOCKING METAL 4649700 , Art you thinking of placing your Chaplain for Rider WEATHERS-TRIPPING; new, Evenings J.W. Conlon' 464 5706 BOARD OF EDUCATION well as school and counseling psychology work. AUTO est. Insured. K. Scnrelhofer. 687- house on the market, tf SO, would Township of Union," AUTO GUHOUT wood windows 8, doors installed; 319£prlng|lold Ave., Berk. Hts. Dr. Ronald CedMc White Jr. of Hopewell has 6137 days. 687-3713 eves & wkends (ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT you care to save tha real estate County of Union In looking to her year ahead in office, Dr. MOVING xr-F WINDOWS). Maurice Lindsay, 4 lee? Recently transferred, from New Jersey Bennetutated she-felt the purpose of the NJPA been named as chaplain for Rider College, TUBELESS COOL BASKET . l.QC-il & Lono Distance Elmwood Tor., Irv.. ES 3 1537. Philadelphia and desire houie In . The~Board of-Educatlort of the CARBURETOR F-Ttt'Estimates li-T-f good neighborhood within 30 Township of Union, County of was to "advance psychology as a science, as a~ Trenton, by Dr; Frank N. Elliott, president of Insured JOSEPH PISCIOTTA - Painting Geo. PATON Assoc. LACKWALL' CUSHION TYPE CARRIER (Kt'L'p US moving and you savu) 8. Decorating, Free estimates, minutes drive -of-Mountainside. Union, New Jersey solicits sealed tile college. Dr White will assume his duties as CLEANER Reid Estate Groker Mortgages Prefer split level or ranch with 3 bids for Pupil TransRortatlon profession and as a means of promoting human C78-J4-49S X 14 excellent work. Insured. 668-2750. syv Wstfia.ave., Ro*. Pk*l4fa6fl& PAUL'S M&AA MOVING x 7/0 -73 bedrooms, bath, famlbL—COOm, Routes. Said bids to be publicly i welfare. ' \ director of the campus ministry programs at E>(T-14-735 X 14 ZTF living room, kitchen, dlnfngPflrea -opon«d-and read In the Office of lhe~~ 1V35 VaunhdH Rd., Union "We must provide provide mental' health Rider on Sept. 1. < F78-14-775X1 iil 6887768 i),| Real Estate and garaoe In S32,000.QD_ to. Secretary, Administration JOHN HURLEY M.S. PAINTINO CONTRACTOR. HILLSIDE 136.000.00 bracket and reasonable Building, 2369 Morrjs Avenue, vices to the public and information to them G78-14-825x14 Largo colonial; 8 spacious rooms, taxes. Write to BOX 542. Westtleld Union, New Jersey on July IB, 1972 interior, exterior, free estimates, Ipbout the avallabllltyof such services through H78-14-855 X 14- $25,»? Mortgage Loans 68 fully Insurod. Call after 6 P.M. 496- oil hoot,.! bath fi, 2 I*us., finished, P«rt Qfficg-StfltIng location, at 2 p.m. bosemont. Won't last. Priced at Specifications and proposal slness, industry, public institutions and G78-1S 825 X 15 —-$23.99 Ji X 7 20 73 Apartments for Rent 101 134,500. blanks may be obtained at the Incentiver HANDY MAN SPECIAL- or private practice.l'._flhe-cnnUnued. ,_ CROSSWORD PUZZLE H78 15-855 x 15— $25.99 JOHN P. McMAHON rcasonpblo house. About S20,000 Office of the Secretary, PAINTINO—INT.* EXT'. Union only. Wrlto to Box Mil. Administration Building, 2369 V'Wc must be alert to, arid concerned about IRVINGTON REALTOR Morris Avenue, Union, U.I. O-S.S0-P6R-T4H E - FOR-W 5 rooms. 1st floor. Available Suburban Publishlna Corp., 1291 legislation which concerns the science of lor faculty 20 PERCENT OFF 1585 Morrls.Ave.,. Union ~stuyvosant Avo., union. Bids must be submitted oji forms Special Spring Rates. For any***, Immediately. Call 399-0125. Open Eves S."Sunday 6*18-3*34 furnished by the Board. ..or psychology and the education and training of HOMEOWNERS work for shingled, asbestos 8. Z 7-4-101 Z7/0 HI Education otherwise they may be Bloomfre1trxollege~lfcliF psychologists," she wenfconr . - U'ings stucco houus. 687-1850. relected. troduclng. .0 ser'e.s ' of SHOCK - -- X7-H-13" IRVINOTON r> tuviNOTOr*; _ Ter/ermr s of the propose I and surety Ye niusT pronYd(e~and encourage^ laws S. "City of--— Beautiful 6 room apartment ultra 2 family , U large rooms, 22f volts SuetrinteMiini ol schools wishes program's" "^lor ' faculty NEED CA$H INTINO8. PAPER HANGING. to^-o-locateln Rosolle. Needs large, required as fixed--by—-the Light- modern kitchen, 2 baths, A-C, electric, 5 garages In rear In speclflcatlonsT" protecting the public in vital areas of NEAT WORK FREE baseboard heat new wall to wall oxcellent condition, priced to soil. hduse with many bedrooms & . development to provide more 10. The Board of Hducatlon reserves -professional ethics, especially confidentiality ABSORBERS ESTIMATES. CALL 3»? 0969 and carpeting, garage. Many extras. bothsfor family 01 13. Will discuss opportunities for professional P$ JOHN P. AAcAAAHON reasonable .proposit.propositioni . Call 609- the right to accept or reject any or uuzetto V S28S + utilities. August 1st. 371- all proposals, waive formalities in legal matters/' Dr. Bennett continued. EQUAL TO ORBETTER THAN BORROW TTOO 10,000 «" X 7 20 73 8515. 803 0080 or 245 20992099. growth. The programs include 11. Mountain REALTOR and to Award contracts for Ihe . "The\NJPA is expanding its efforts in the DOWN Z 7-6-101 Z1/( 1)2 setting up an endowment for 4 PLY UNDERTREAD ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT, ANOELO'S PAINTINO a 15fl5 Morris Ave., Union. whole or any of the Itams at Its 12. Cancel, os 1. Bpvver Open Eves A. Sunday, 686-343 discretion. -\ 1 solutionW such social problems as drug abuse, ' paperhanging Interior a exterior, IRVINGTON eight chairs, initiating a study a space '2. American 2 PLIES POLYESTER CORO gutters BT" leaders. Insured, • 2 7/0'111 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD racjal violence and deviant behavior. We must 4 rooms, heat & water, 2 children Houses Wanted lo Rent leave program, planning mission soprano 2 FIBERGLASS BELTS reasonable. Call 379-6257. LINDEN 113 OF EDUCATION OF THE 642-1510 accepted. Available Aug. 1st. Call TOWNSHIP OF UNION. keep oun membership informed of new 13. Kind of (2 wds. >.._.. M. Devout- XTF 371 4578. faculty Institutes, and In- TWIN RING WHITEWALL ATTENTION R.A. Schober methods and techniques In providing mental ,.-, closet 3. After Mar , ness EVES. • Z-7-6^101 2-3-4 Bedroom home wanted Union Secretary - creasing salaries. i. Tall back 32. Prospective cn-w-mxu PAINTINO, DBCORATINO PROFESSIONALS! vonly. S175. Immediate occupancy. School Business Administrator health cam as well as keeping the public ln- ' 14. Negative X The board of trustees citizen. AND PAPER HANGING MAPYEWOOD Call 6689935 oiler 3 p.m. Dated: July 6, 1972 prefix ,V More pallid 762-2666 Just listed -- Sunnyslde -- : farmed of thle programs and services available 3.1. Trial run . -TlTOMAS G.WEIGHT _. a rooms. 3rul llaor#.MVa-..baths* mounlf IceoMufin*+3 roonvof f lc«. 1 7-4:113 iJnini1_L!m9»r, July *, 1973 recently approved ajtf million if, Mr. Onh2f!'i garage. Adults. S290 plus utilities. This brick colonial has 2 ' *• "" (Feo»9.847 to, them," she concluded. - " aa 7.'IUllari i. Join •38.'MissVlcUf(t XT-F Call 761 4994. endowment •• for faculty fireplaces, 3 bedrooms,. 2W baths, 17. M&caw soprano . Prison HpOUSti . . Z 7-4-101 science kitchen with nook, full Industrial Property 115 development and Is en- SUBURBAN 18. Sculpture (2wdo.V islanp:) 40. Statute dining r -j. K - viewing of the art exhibits and artUts Ml be and sell an liififiy works of art aa sjiucu pc-r^nits. edition berigruphs to festivul patrojw through, rhoreday, July 6, 197? the Chamber of Commerce office in Plainfield. permitted to display one paining each. There is a $2 entry fee for^artlsts displaying Persons seeking further Information on the their work. In the event of rain, judging of the com- petition will take place in the Plainfield YWCA Outdoor Festival of Art may contact the Laing assumes job Outdoor art festival July 15 As in the past, the festival committee is at Front and Church streets. Should rain force PlaWield Area Chamber of Commerce office sponsoring the sale of two special.limited the festival indoors, there will be no public at 205 Park ave., Plainfield (7M-7252). at Pingry School with prizes in 8 categories Storm damage losses Bruce M. Laing of Elizabeth, took over the media, water color, sculpture, graphics and "post ol Fttigry School director of development The ninth annual Outdoor Festival of Art, GUNS sponsored by the Plalnfield. Area Chamber of prints, drawings, photos and crafts. A special may be tax deductible FLOOD INSURANCE on. July 1. He succeeds Robert K. fceller of ex'egory with prizes ranging from $5 to $15 has -Bought Sold • Summit, who Is moving to Maryland, where he Commerce in cooperation with the Plainfield Art Association, will be held Saturday, July 15, been set up for junior artists. Prizes will total New Jersey homeowners whose property was And , Rates being reduced July 15th will engage In the landscape and nursery $2210. The competition will be open to damaged by recent storms and floods may be business. . from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in downtown Plainfield. • Exchanged As in the past, a portion of Front street will be professional and non-professional artists from able to deduct some of their losses on their 1972 ALL GUNSMITHING FOR INFORMATION CALl ' Laing, a Pingry graduate in the class <>f 1964, closed to automobiles to form a mail-like area New Jersey and the nation. Federal income tax return as casualty losses. DONE ON PREMISES attended Boston University, graduating in 196ST for visitors and shoppers. Three judges will officiate at this year's with a B.S. degree In journalism. DISCOUNTS SZERLir 2,00. Prizes ranging from $25 to J150 will be offered contest. They are: Sarah Faunce, curator of "Don't wait until next April to determine the 10-25 x. NIBD HCLPt FInd theRIOHT PERSON with a Want in eight categories: oils, acrylics and mixed painting and sculpture at the Brooklyn amount of damage to your property by tropical 4 TAYLOR STREET. MILLBURN Publt.hod E»<( Tl.ur.doy b/ Tiunmi Publ itl,ir,0 Corp. Ad.Oil 4*67700. Museum; Robert M. Doty, curator, Whitney storm Agnes. Establish your records now." " GUN SHOP 41 Mountoin i.e., Sprintjfiold, N.J. 07081 - 686-7700 Museum of American Art, and Richard Ronald H. Nash Jr., New Jersey district 686-3989 * director for the Internal Revenue, said this Anuszkiewicz, artist. 2266 Sprlnofleld Ave., Union 467-0400 • "* Mailing Addr.i.i Sacond Clan PostaQS Subicriplio Color movie VOL. 43 NO. 40 ( SPRINGFIELD. N.J..THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1972 20 Cents Per Copy Before you instajl any Artists participating are permitted to display week. P.O. Box 69,.Spr!pg Md. H.J. 07081 Paid 01 Sprlnnflild, H.J. S8.5Q To Central Air Conditioning on forestry —find out how many at Trail side TRADING STAMPS OUR TRIM SAVES YOU MONEYI ways you can "To Touch- the Sky," a sound, color film exploring Check what you buyl Two Guyt butch*rs trim your Final exams on downgrad modern forestry operations', FREE mscrt so you gat !••• bon* and fat. Th»r» can b» will be shown at the Union a big diff«r*nc« b«tw««n two itsoki thor w«lgh County Park Commission's WITH EVERY th« iam«^A* Two Guyi,\th« tall and^xcan fat CHAMPIONS AIL —. Winners in tho wide variety of competitions held on Trailside Nature and Science SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION on our tandar T-bona ilaakt ara ramovad, to yog Independence Day at the Springfield Municipal Pool Include, from top, Chir Center in _the Watchung FOOD gat mora ttaak Quotrone, rolling pin throw: Linda Chlrlchello and Dennis Schwerdt, junior dance Board vdtes Reservation on Sunday at 2 Contest; Joe Pope, Softball batting; Stove Gochllk, hole-ln-ono. and Bob Stelnhart, p.m. PURCHASE SAU TODAY horseshoe pitching. ' ' • ,, „ ' (Photos by Rich Goldring) The movie will show how THRU man and science combine to SAT revised plan grow more and better trees in POULTRY SALE! endless renewable crops as bri|ant •nature's secrets are unlocked, SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS to grow a third more wood. for marking The film will provide the opportunity to enjoy the SOLID serenity and wildlife of the Student smoking area new high-yield forest. MEAT Also on Sunday at 2,3, and 4 proposals are rejected p.m., Donald W. Mayer', •; ' lly ABNKIiCOI,D director of Trailside, will The Regional High School District Board of present a program at the Education last week voted to drop final Central Trailside Planetarium. This examinations for most students on a trial basis will be "Stars of the Summer for the next school'year. The unanimous Sky," telling of the summer decision came at the monthly board meeting constellations and the legends 3tO5 lbs. last week at Da\)id Brearley Regional High Air Conditioning connected with them. The avg. School; Kenllworth-.- - ; ' program will- be repeated In other business, the board rejected student -Wednesday, July 12, at & p.m_. requests that outdoor areas be deslgnated-tor--- It is necessary to obtain a smoking at the four Regional high schools. A gas flame never wears out. - ticket at thtlrailside officcon READY TO COOK TURKEY Stressing - the -health- hazards posed by- the day of the show for Sunday cigarettes, the board also called for a study of V Special Reduced Gas Rate programs in the Planetarium, possible means to prohibit smoking by : .„. during Summer air conditioning montfisT which seats ofilyTS persons at~ DRUMSTICK TURKEYS tea (.'here. ~ a time. The tickets are issued — ^ GRADE A ROCK 1.% Ib. avg. — Contracts were awarded for construction of on a first-come', first-served READY TO COOK OR Bar B Que expanded facilities at all the schools, to start ^Automatic Fuel Modulation basis. Children under eight C this summer, as authorized in a referendum "gives more even cooling—helps further to years of age are not permitted more than a year ago. reduce fuel costs! in the Planetarium chamber. DUCKS GRADE A Ib. I59 CORNISH HEN 49 "O~O- A neiurp walk for children USDA CHOICE THE REVISION OF the marking system was Never Loses Its "First Day" will be presented at Trailside prompted at least in part by Student Council at 4 p.m. Monday through CHUCK COOKED SAlAMI requests.during the past year, first presented laTTICiei1Cy> Ordinary air conditioners Thursday, July 10 to July 13. STEAK THICK CUT SHOULDER by the students at Jonathan Dayton Regional, gradually lose their cooling power. The subject will be CHICKEN ROLL Springfield. Committees of faculty members, Bryant cools efficiently year after year. ' • • "Grasshoppers and Crickets." IOND0N BROll administrators and students were formed at all Trailside is now open daily GROUND GROUND schools. Finals were dropped this year for / except Fridays from 1 to 5 ROUND seniors with honor grades, as an interim p.m. The public may view the CHUCK SHOULDER 129 measure. Up to 2 Years Free Service thousands of indoor exhibits ANY SI2E IBISH PKC fXTRA STEAK „ I Following last week's action, final exams will from You..r . Gaands you Company never have to! and participate in the IRISH & LEAN \b\ 85 UAH Ib. be dropped for students in all grades at Dayton, worry about a s.immer scheduled programs. Brearley and A. L. Johnson Regional, Clark. UiOA CMOiCI tOUUlt s ihortage of economical GAS/1 Finals will be dropped for seniors only at Gov. Callus today for CROSS RIB ROAST V PORK CHOPS 9-11 CHOPS .Ib. Livingston Regional, Berkeley Heights- _._ birth defeeb 1TIIK1UCID HOMT COOl ING s Basically, there will be four marking periods SURVF.Y AND .are BOTTOM ROUND ROAST I * at each school, with courses running for two or rSTIMATP' BEEF LIVER four marking periods. The present marking FREE MTO«AD|-1 ALL -ROYAL DAIRY OAIKY FRESH forever. 133 MIAT system—A, B, C, D or E—will be replaced by NO-OBLIGATION! TOP ROUND ROAST numerical grades. These will run from 4 for HIGH CLIMBERS — Children ot tho High Pf'nt Playground show Cardinals, Mark Moskin, Chris Cardinal?, Steve Klein and 374-8500 USDA OtOtCl '- COTTAGE ; BALLPARK FRANKS ALL ORANGES- their climbing prowess. From left, they are Carol Kleinert, JohniCarp. ' MEAT fL excellent work to o for failing. There will also ...unless, SILVER TIP ROAST CHEESE - JUICE ORIDA be such intermediate grades as 3.5 or 2.5. Pole Ard, Bob Hagenmoyor, Roy Zitomor, Bob Moskin, Gary (Photo by Bruce Autenrieih') ," OOVTM1MCT1D SKINLESS FRANKS you THIGH OH Where there are no final exams, each leacher CHICKEN LEGS ON twin rtiMigu IA!Y MAPLI BORNSTEIN SONS INC. SLICED BACON (Continucdon page 7) help. HEINZ 487 HAWTHORNE AVENUE KETCHUP HUDSpN HAIR XUBE PACK' . SPAGHITTI SAUCE Springfield governing body RAGU BANOUIT Fourth of July 20OZ.-BTL. NAPKINSc NEWARK, N.J. 4:r99 COBOORCN POT PIES winners named march of Dimes. 99 SPAGHETTI ot MACARONI authorizes rent control bill Pasta Romano Pineapple Juice 39 in pool contests OBMDA OIEP FRIIS Springfield Township Committee breezed Weltchek said there would be a public meeting dinance banning parking on the east side of The Fourth of July activities ,at the W •^T — ALL c through it's business session in 40 minutes . on the question in Council Chambers Wed- Mountain avenue between Edgewood and VAR Springfield Municipal Pool last week wen' Tuesday night. The abbreviated session did nesday night at 8:30 p.m. Weltchek said any Hillside avenues. Ruocco explained that SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Mayonnaise termed a success. The following were tho produce authorization for ordinances to control opinions could be voiced then. Committee driving conditions there are "hazardous" \ HOME OFFICE-37J 8200 events and winners: parking along Mountain avenue and rents. members would be present, he added. 1 1331 Springfield Ave., Irvington' becauso of reduced visibility from parked MUSTARD LEMON JUICE Stephanie Cohn was first, Delrdre Kramer, There were no statements about the ex- Committeeman William Ruocco motioned vehiples and the pulling out from the curb by STUYVESANT VILLAGE BRANCH-37V-084I) qt. second, and Sari Beglelter, third, In the 8 and 9 panded school bus program, but Mayor Robert that the ^lownshin attorney prepare an or- autos. Mayor Weltchek added that atnple, |ar 1045 Stuyvcsant Avo., Irvinglon e year-old girls' 30-yard daBh. John Ccderquisi • parking space exists behind the stores, but 39' came in first, Jerry Blabolll, second, and John NBC IORNA DOONI , ANN OAU CHOC, VAN people aren't using it. However, when required *25 Ard, third, in the boys' contest. ALL FLAVORS , to, he said, drivers would park behind the SHORT BREAD PLAZA CREAMS Betsy Wright was first, Lori Gabay, second. stores. HIGHEST RATES AVAILABLE and Parti Francis, third, in the 10 and rt-ytar- The township attorney was also requested to Vanity Fair Towels - 29° old 60-yard dash. Peter Cook was first, Kenny study recent court decisions on rent control and Ice Cream C Fingerhut, second, and Gary Sherman, third, prepare an ordinance whereby local apartment Kraf( Grape Jelly 2" 89 in the boys' contest. The judges were Ann •< Savings Certificates ••• rents could be controlled. KO R AQc Pllone, Marsha Wright and Lee Melamed. , Com'niittcemati Donald Clancy, after WHITE BREAD ^-Tho winners of the- 10-year-olds' softball C«m(.c«i« Hejnz o^ Pickles^ receiving reports.from the Fire Department, throw -were Sid Schlein, Jimmy Wnek and Dean "MOP AND GLO" motioned for an amendment to the building 1SIAT £ashalan. •• " Hot Dog Rolls Heinz B.B.Q. sauce 3 32-OZ. SUE code which, would prohibit installation of bath . 25' rilGHT BAG CUant ond thlp*i «• .Tracy Harvey waa_flrst,. Angela Pinos, flamp m tubs and shower stalls composed of flammable second, and Sandy Brenner, third, in the u and CERTIFICATE nuts -- material.. Ihe amendment- .wnukLspecifically ^_—_. ..__: ,— BW^ BH-Per Annum PINEAPPLE PIEE Heim Gherki^ 7-year-olds run in the pool. Chris Mclntyrc. CM MO. ."__T " ban tubs and showers made, of fiberglass - came In first, Thomas Ard, second, and Jimmy ; ~ ^<%>i. l^^^^^iio.000 Mlnlmui otato Chips"v.'- Iced Tea Mix Halpin, third, in the boys; contest. StellaTies, reinforced Polyester resfiiT. - — GaiTBrenner and Barbara Halpin were the ~ The $57 000 bond ordinance for new and judges: - ______rebuilt strirrn sewers passed 5-0. This Includes"a~ m 400-foot line from Battle Hill avenuo. to ThEwinners of the lZ-K-yearolds swimming (ourow WashingtoiiTvenue, rebuilding the line from race were Patty Wnek, Laurcen Eick and Woodside road to Milltown road, rebuilding the Moira Halpin. Andy Austin was first. Bruce line under the Meisel avenue bridge and con- CHEER 2 PACKS OF S.O.S. Blumenfeld, second, and Billy Bjorstad, third, REGULAR (Continued on page 7) ' MAXIM HEFTY DETERGENT SOAP PADS in the boys' race. The judges were Raymond THESE ROn-DRKD COFfO TRASH CAN LINERS tOc 49-oz. BOX Relger and Joan Relger. SAVINGS 8-OZ. JAR OT WITH COUPON OHirAT TWO Tho women won the bocce contest with Sheilu VALUABLE Blabolll, Tliereaa UCausi, Marie -Cook, und Collection slated ACCOUNTS Fanny Pinos forming a team. (Here OothUK waa thirwInnertn-the-ii.ulHn- INTEREST PAID one contest, coming 4'6" from the hole. Henry for ON ALL Wright was second, M'^away, and Jerry Glass and tied-up newspapers wlil be AND Sh'ulmsn, third, IB' away. collefledTor recycling Saturday, July 22, at the SAVING 10 CANS OF COHTAOINA Uj UPTON ACCOUNTS TOMATO SAUCE X Joe Pepe. was first in the softball hitting parking lot of Jonathan Dayton Regional High COMPOUNDED HA BAGS contest; David Motion, second, and Rick School, It was announced by the Springfield COUPONS i ' ~- .' 8-OZ. CAN M c BOX OF 100'S WITH COUPON !1M WITH COUPON Hector, third. The winners of the horseshoe Save Our Environment committee. QUARTERLY! OOOO OMLT AT TWO OUT* Ml FROM NLV *T TWO OUTI (Continued on page/) Springfield residents are urged to bring their UL7 accumulations of glasu and newspapers to the collection point between 8:80 a.m. and 1 p.m. .'Puppeteer to visit A committee spokesman expressed the hope that "this will be a1 huge collection and make up for the relatively small amount received last SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES W. raurv* lh» light to limit quonllll library on Saturday month. Ewryone can participate in helping to Available At Not r»iponilbi» for typographical •rtort save the environment. It, Is too Important to ,.BN DAILY «:10 HI 10 P.M. 'The children's department of the Springfield JUMOAVI » A.M. "Ill-* P M 22 o* Morris Ave. P.lc.t .H.cllv. thru Sat.. July B, W7* ' Public Library will present a puppet show for give up now. Tne Committee urges all OUR BRANCH OFFICE llrBS.BlALl.OWeO BV LAW UNION children aged 4-10 on July 23 at 10 a.m. In Ui< Springfield residents to do their share." children's room. ' • ' . .-- • •JThe,library announced' that it 1B again P*M Qvaririy. 10 Day* Or»c» P*rM Bach M«nm engaging the services of Carol Kahn, an ex- Book sale announced ALLACCOUNTS INSUREDTO$3!Q,000 BY F.S.L.I.C. perienced jjuppetecr, from Plainfield. Historical Society -A GOVERNMENT AGENCY There-will be no charge or preregistrutlon PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY ntcessary. This program will replace the . 1'he Springfield Historical Socfety will bold SAVE BY MAIL-POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS regularly scheduled morning story hours. The SLICE OF VICTORY — Winners In last month's Springfield Republican primary cut its annual book sale und garage sale this week. 'room will.be ctoied to all borrowers between 10 thJnnk-you cake at buffet party on Saturday. They are, from left, Ed'Sti»o Jr' and Bob -The sale will be held at the Cannohball .and 11 a.m. Tnehlbrary requested that only Wassermgn, candidates for the Township Ccjrnnilttoe, and Art Buehrer.'nominee for House, 126 Morris ave., Friday, Saturday and children attend to\vold unnecessary crowding ta,wnship clerk.Looking on are the two incumbent GOP members of tho Township Sunday. The houcs will be 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on and confusion. Committee. Norman Banner (center), and Bill Ruocco:' , Friday and Saturday and. 1 to 6 p.m. ttyuUy. , . ,*. - -A J sijs^yvv^^resented at Echo mathematics departments. Lake Park, Westfield and Mountainside, on the Islands, using unique hand-crafted instruments Orchestra, which is directed Three departments are being organized Together with Cbngrcsswoirian Florence sloping lawn near the lower park p> vlllon. made from steel drums.. by George Krauss of New UwyeT IR-12), Sell. Case lum wurked-to-seeuri;- withjn the Division of Special Services and Brunswick, has appeared sufficient funds to carry out. the study of the Continuing Education: community Services throughout New Jersey,-. basin which has been hit by periodic flooding. same scenic area, with adequate {larking department, continuing education department, available. Entrance to Echo Lake Park may be and special services department. Among ac- For fiscal 1973 the administration requested of the New Brunswick Fine gained from Mountain avenue, Route 22 and tivities reporting to the Division of Special only $5,000 to complete the preliminary phases ON HER TOES — Maryellen Stickles, 11- Mill lane, Mountainside, or Springfield avenue, Arts School and has been of the study. year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Services and Continuing Education are the Westfield. ' • . • - Educational Opportunity Fund Project, College involved In much musical Both Mrs. Dwyer said Sen. Case said ad- Herbert Stickles of Roselle Park, won The programs are held on the lawn. Spec- Success Program, Office of Veterans Affairs, activity In the New Brunswick M»y!x''ynu'n- turnup a prwt.y That way ev^ry time you earn ditional funds were needed to permit com- , first place in the |unlor division In a tators may bring lawn chairs or blankets for school system. d life now, Yiuir* credit \v a little money for toduy, you munities such as Cranford and Rahway to keep , College Unlimited, the Sperry Observatory t dance competition sponsored by the added comfort. — This one-night program Hood, you'vt- j.,,( ;, ft.w nice Kuve ;i little for tomorrow. pace with the detailed flood control planning and the Community Counseling Service in New Jersey Dance Theatre Guild. She One of the major attractions in the series Is Plainficld. precedes the planned four- clothes and J W»>I\ dt'iK-ntliibk- Then when the time finally now underway in other basin communities. received o $100 dance scholarship. night schedule of air. Ami if y«u'r«* lucky, mnytx* cornea to retire, you'll have scheduled for four nights at 8:30 p.m., on The appointment of the three new deans was In the Senate Appropriations Committee, Shakespeare's "Much Ado you own yotir own home. Hut something put away to retire to. Sho and fha two other contests Monday through Thursday, July 17 to July 20. recommended By a search committee elected Sen. Case offered ap amendment raising the winners are Students at the Yvotlo This will be the 12th annual presentation of a About Nothing" by the New. that's l>*('ausr yo.n'rc working. funding of the Study from $5,000 to $145,000. by the faculty and headed by Prof. Donald Sch- What ha pi >CMS whfii you n*|tre? Sti|H|r, In CrnnfnrH. Shakespeareap n drama. "Much Ado About mrllckopf of Cranford. The-ether members Jersey Shakespeare Festival In urging acceptance of his umendmentfSenT of Woodbridge, also on the You can't live on rui-morir*. It's AT NEW OFFICES —Freeholder William J. Maguire, chairman of the department of "Nothing" Is acheduledTltts~ymr, and wore Prof. Raymond Boly of Berkeley Heights, iitill tioiuji to tulic nnniry. Lots Case noted that he had the assurance of the lawn near the lower pavilion • inter-governmontal affairs, meets with Mrs. Daniel Phillips, seated, co-chairman of presented Ivy the New "Jercey Shakespeare Dj2Llhe_buslness department; J>rof. of fnoney. MOIH-> thai you Army Corps of Engineers that it had the in Echo lalf. Park. The —an environment group of,the Junior League of Elizabeth and Cranford, and Mrs. Festival Players of Woodbridge. The Colonial Oxter; Prof. Francis Crosby of Wyckoff of the iuld-he• saving now. capability of using the $145,000 in fiscal 1973 for Wacker is elected Shakespeare drama will be Clarence Quain, vice-chairman of the Union County Environmental Health Advisory continued work on thb study. „ Savings and Loan Association, Roselle Park, Is law enforcement department. and Prof. Donald Antl oiu* ol the fasu'M ways tn aponsorJn_ cooperation with the Park Com- _ Hi-deen of Cranford of the mathematics staged July 17 through July 20. HLurt putting awa> a. ivv, dollars Committee. The committee « now locaied at new offices in the County "With this money," Sen. Case said, "it will be The Fine Arts Pops possible for the communities of the basin to to regional office mission. Held open as rain dates are Friday department. ~ " foi thow retirentciit vears is hy ^ Administration Building, Westflold. » . Orchestra comprising 40 keep together in their planning and bring closer- and Saturday, July 21 and July 22. Dr. Dec is a graduate of Rutgers University, joining the Payroll Saviiji:^ Plan pieces will follow the Boston where you work and Iniy mi; I VS. the day when flood protection works actually The Pitman Hobo Band, willmflkeareturn where be earned his bachelor's, master's and by Legion society avings IJL can be built. appearance on Wednesday, July 26 (rain doUT doctoral degrees. In addition to serving as Pops style, with a varied Robert J. Wacker of 634 Colfax ave., July 28). The group has participated in program including among the Unit on environmental health "The big hurdle, however, will be to get the director of the department of continuing Kenilworth, was recently elected to preside at Mummer parades and. Miss America programs group education at Rutgers, Dr. Dee is an associate selections, the William Tell House of Representatives to accept the the 39th Mid-Atlantic Promenade at Rehobeth as well as professional football and baseball Overture, Blue Danube, Great Senate's action. I know Mrs. Dwyer ia already KUHNEN § By FARRIS S. SWACKHAMER. intension specialist with the Rutgers Beach, Del., of the honor society of the games. ' 1 • • Win Help You Plan OJUUfO Thenies of Italian movies, moves offices to Westfield at work on this and I am sure she will receive -University Extension Service and has taught American Legion, 40-8, and will represent the The Magnlficient Men, an IB-man Rutgers A Woattorful Itlri«r«rv will stage g proUfttor, Union Junior College 3 marches, the theme from the cooperation of other members of the N J. courses in educational psychology at Rutgers Freeholder Maguire reported that the new following states for 1972-73: New Yorfit New group featuring pop and rock music and (iraduate School of Education and Newark "Gone With the Wind" and Tile Union County Environmental Health House-delegation." Ma*a Your Take slock in America. Advisory Committee has moved to its new office will maintain "a central source on "Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland. Delaware, popular at all New Jersey colleges and. State College in Union. music of Bach. universities, will be on hand on Wednesday. Reservations Now I CRUISES Much Ado' On March 16, 1890 a zealous group Of Buy I ,S. Savings home at the County Administration Building, programs and services, .effecting en- District of Columbia, Virginia and West E Shakespeare buffs, determined that the United Prof. Siburn, a .graduate* of Fordham Aug. 2 (rain date August 3). • "Much Ado About Nothing," 300 N. ave. east, Westfield. The committee was vironmental protection. To Publicity Chairmen:, .Virginia. REMEMBER, Tool University, received his master of science Air farts To Europs Shakespeare's blending of States should be enhanced by the presence of formed approximately one year ago by It will also stimulate public interest in all ^—-Wacker, a longtime member of the American— String Hand featuring degree frqm Rutgers University where he is " Would you like sorrle help romance, comedy, and, in- all birds mentioned in. the bard's writings, Freeholder William J. Maguire to advise and phases of environmental programs, he said. legion in Union County, is also past com- traditional "happy" Mummers' music, will Rlgfll NOWIII - released (So European starlings over Central currently enrolledin a doctoral program. He assist the Union County Board of Chosen in preparing newspaper re- mander of Post No. 35 in Union, past Chef dc eulligan.soft water trigue, will be presented free The office will be open five days a week and will Seaside Heights. He received a plaque for nc»el Park. Within weeks a pair nested under the served two years in the Army and was attached Freeholders in the formation and im- be staffed by volunteer workers from en- leases? Write to this news: GarelorVioture No. 227, 40-8 in Union County of charge in the Union County to.the Armed Forces Institute in Washington, patriotism and Americanism from the Army KUHNEN lie. Park Commission's Echo eaves of the American Museum o( Natural, plementation of plans and programs involving vironmental groups throughout the county paper and ask for our "Tips and'presenUy service of ficer and rehabilitation Summertime Special! History and the native population was started. DC, where he was engaged in biological and the American Legion's Americanism M4 STUWIIAMT AVB. . Lake Park, Weslfield and county government in the battle against coordinated by members of the Junior League on Submitting News re- °"i<*r °f Poet 470. Kenilworth. • UNION CBNTIR • MU»-«M \ research Before joining Union College as an award and medal at a banquet dinner June 10 Mountainside, Monday, Starlings have spread throughtout the con- pollution. of Ehzabeth and Cranford. "• ,, • Wacker was elected state president of the tinent and pushedTnorgTiiSlraDlenndlgenous instructor of biology in 1959, he taught in the at the Tri-Boro Resquc Squad In Seaside .Park. •s through Thursday, July 17 to Itahway public schools. Prof. Siburn was leases. '^Granao-VolturerotfJew Jersey 40-8 on June_9nt birds out of their normal habitats. 20, at 8:30 pjn. "hairman of the Biology Department prior to ACULLIGAN This romantic comedy. In 1850 eight pairs of house sparrows were his^apj>ointment as acting dean of science and AUTOMATIC WATER creation will be staged by the brought to Brooklyn to help control canker- rngmrering.' players of the New Jersey worms. They "didn't take hold, but later ship- $5000 for Cancer Society unit CONDITIONER Dr. Markoff is a graduate of Temple Shakespeare Festival, under ments did. Wherever civilization is now, there the direction1 of Wanda University, where he also earned his master's' _ is the house sparrow. This species; too, upset degree, lie received his Ph.D. from the Crawford of Weslfleld: The the balance of native birdsahd tookTiverthe ITriiversily^orTeniisylvanJa. Dr. Markoff has presentation at Echo Lake raised by women's rummage sale 50% OFF nesting spots of house wrens, bluebirds and been a part-time lecturer at Union College Park are sponsored by the others. • :.inre lirfill and has also taught at Fairleigh. Mrs. Arnold J. Morway of. Specialized' Hospital, involve too much work fbrjoo has donated more than ~-r-s ON INSTALLATION , Colonial Savings and Loan Again in 1967 or 1968 another stranger came Dickinson University and West Chester State Clark and Mrs. Minnie Verillo Mountainside. The $5,000 Is little return, she developed a Association with the to our shores. At one of the nearby College, I'a. of Rahway presented a $5000 the result of a rummage sale now approach, father ^han cooperation of The Union SALE Two . years ago, in metropolitan airports, a cage of monk check to George Randall, run by the two women in the having a sale for only a few recognition of her outstanding County Park Commission. _ parakeets dropped from a baggage truck, president of the Union County Rahway-Clark area. • days, she runs it year round! work, she received the "Silver Thy four nights of the sprung open and the birds escaped into Shdkespeare classic are part' 1 Unit of the American Cancer Mrs. Morway became in- It takes Mrs. Morway abou. Bowl" award — the highest area. Since they were from the MedicoLprograms o( the Park- Commission's Society, at the quarterly terested in rummage sales two months to prepare for a award given to a volunteer by Install now and save when you rent an temperate portion of Argentina,' the weather "Summer Arts Festival." TROPICAL meeting of the unit's board of about' 18 years ago. Believing sale. She gets the mer- the American Cancer Society. here was not unlike that they experienced at Automatic Culllgan Water Conditioner, or weekly performances for the at Muhlenberg win managers held at Children's that most rummage sales - chandise from people who In addition u> all this, Mrs. home. So they built nests and their population LIGHTS/EIGHT public on the lawn in Echo know of her and her work. Morway has served on many, subscribe to our portable exchange service flourished. Lake Park, oft the Park Drive )0 MONTH-A-YEAR Many donate Items because commltties and is presently The little parrots like civilization and regecreditation system. Either way you'll en|oy all the in the area of the lower ' they know the sale will help the service chairman of Rah- breeding colonies have sprung up on Long YEAR' 'ROUND pavilion. A. ' ' ' ". PINBALL MACHINES the local people. Mrs. Morway way and Clark. benefits of u|iltmlted conditioned water all Island ond^ in four major locations in New This will mark the 12th year Muhlenljerg Hospital has received notice of a. \? !Y,NKWJERSKY has presented a drama in Medical. Education of the American Medical DIRECT TO "articles in-her station"wagon^ '- Anyone—interested—in Edgewater. Ridgefield, Englewood ("lifts. —I June-3O ~m2-____.j •_ Union County parks. Mrs. Association, ' YOUR HOME . and then sorts and prices donating items that can be r call 688-1600-— _Secaucus,_Lyndhurst, Wayne. I'aterson, Fair The announcement means that Lhe council them. She then sells the ar- used in next year's rummage known'directors in the state, is Lawn. Poramus7~MeTnchen, Martinsville. has approved the programs without any ticles from a store which she sale can contact Mrs. Morway marking her eighth year in Millstone, Middlebush, Kendall Park ;md deficiencies. , rents in RahrWay.y , or Mrs. VerlUb through the Fully -. : that capacity and her 12th Atlantic Highlands. In 'he southern part of the The ^4-month residency in colon and rectal Union- County—Unit—of the - _.' - • .: ASSKTS LIABILITIES and spy ••~ InHhe past eight years that ...... _. wit^.._..,__-h the_' troupe-_—,_.__. Sh_e state, similar sightings have been made in surgery which has been also reaccredited hy Reconditioned American Caqcer Society at T Mrs. Morway has been con: \ ('null und Dun from Ranks r $51" T.",:::: $2,H2,B80.00 512 Westminster ave., . $8,743,573.51 •recently completed direction' •-^3fMttng,~J?aimyrsv-—^Peniisauken, Mer- the American Board- pf—Colon and Rectal trib'uting the proceeds of her Surplus 3,387.120.00 for the premiere presentation chantville, Sewell, Muckleton, Hammonion, Surgery, is-oneof unly-16 such programs.in.tbc- Cash 'H . rummage sales to the Elizabeth, or by calling 354- FIKIITUI Funds Sold 3,800,000.00 7379: 715,910.62 of the new rock opera. "The Pleasantvllle^ Ocean City, liessley's Point. country, and the only one in New Jersey. — Carry American Cancer Society, she •iti'S; Government Seouriiien . . . 8,219,523.91 Ballad of Ferdinan," unveiled Marmora and Cape May Point. The American Board of Pediatrics has ap- '' Frdirul Agency Securities . ... . 2,431,875.00 Total Capital Kundo S6.215j910.62 tin Westfield prior to off -o-o- proved, along with the council, the 36-month JKrwrvr for O>ntin)ieric!ea $198,147.02 Broadway production. • MONK PARAKEETS are predominently Pediatrics residency. UNITED AMUSEMENTS Severe disabilities hit Sia|c ami Municipal Bonds 19,911.850.51 Hi-nerve lor Ldans . . 619.928.84 The N«_w Jersey green with blue wirigtips and a gray and white The hospital's rotating internship, the one- W+Styyvesant Ave.', Union 686-5163 • I'Yilirul Reserve Rank Stock . . 165,000.00 DiHMiunt OiUecteil, but not earned 370.697.40 Shakespeare Festival group breast. Usually they are sighted in small flwks - year traditional internship, was , the third Reserve for TUXOH. Interest, etc^ .... draws from professional, of.six To eight birds. They are colonial nestcrs program rcaceredited, and provides for a non-whites more of ten .1.OU11H . , -29,3157554.06 - S23.40ft.Q7 . Severe disability is more workers and their dependents. l)ividends Payable . 84,515.20 semi-professional and non- ' andnre onenrtheT^vTspeciea UialTjuild noSts rotation by the young doctor Ihrough the major common, among non-white Tlie average payment to a / Hunk UreniLsra & Equipment 932,189.26 f ."7 ;•. , . 64,674,382.03 professional talent in' the in which to roost. If you want to know whether a clinical departments of the Hospital. state, many from the Unloiv, particular nest is home for a family, you!ll ha ve In notifying Muhlenbergf of its approval, the workers than white workers, severely disabled non-white Oilier AHSelH_ 338,063.13 Federal Reserve Deferred Account 1,153.517.94 according to a Social Security worker with a wife and one or - Other Liabilities . .' 13.122.26 County area.' to check for the presence of eggs or younu council complimented Dr. Paul Johnson, chief and coordinate study. -.-" , more children is $270 a month , When the- birds first nrrived from Smith of medicine and chief of medical education; Dr. Of the 74 million workers — compared to $318 a month to America, their internal clocks were set to Paul Wiriokur, chief of pediatrics; and Dr. TOTAI :..'.... $73,857,629:38 Eugene Salvati, preceptor of the colon and under 65 who have disability a disabled white worker with a TOTAL S73.857.629.38 savings rates have you puzzled? spring in Argentina, our fallv Responding to protection under Social wife and one or more children. their age-^old instinct they built nests in our rectal surgery residency, for their efforts in fajl and attempted to raise families then' But maintaining standards of excellence in medical Security, 11 percent are non- "The difference reflects OFHCKHS whiter-but of the 1.5 million lower earnings among non- they soon realized that somethinbg was wrong education. v SPECIALS ON... JACK M.DONNI.I.I. v y\t;.excep t!ona I _3fho are severely disabled and white workers," JOnes noted. with the weather here. After, three or four F. Edgar Davis, president of the hospital, ATCO 19'A FT. TRAVEL TRAILER'2998 get monthly Social Security "Ttie amount of the monthly years a**Jaaduuwce^Usuwj® —?— commented: "We are very proud of this con checks, 15 percent are non-. payment from Social Security _ ADOLPH W.JAKGKH and they now raise their families in our sunn'* tinUing national- recognition of the hospital's Vice _white^ the study shows. is based on the' worker's mwlical edncntion Miihlenberfi is 17'2 FT. ATCO PILGRIM-*2539 "Several factors contribute average earhlrigi<~~o;yw- a WILBUR J.rjHOVKS F. KDWARbBlF.RTUEMPFEUSH committed to the education of health care (COMPLETE HITCH PACK INCLUDED) to the. higher, incidence of period oryEarB."— . - JOHN A. DEITRICH professionals in many fields. Our history of disability among., non-white > The study, based on census * ADOU'H W.JAEGER._- ^ school seeks preparing young physicians for a ~fnture workers,", according to Ralph information, was—conducted - ANTHONY PIATK1KWICZ Cashier —- DONALJaGlKElN - practice, hopefully, in the greoter Plainfieli PENGUIN 16 FT. SLUMBERty AGON - W. Jones, Social Security byline Social Security ~~ area is u-most distinguished one, wliich we RAYMOND L.LKONAIIO - Excellent setecttons ol district manager in Elizabeth. Administration. ftmnori^denttsts will continue as a service.to the community." famed line clothing by; ES "Among them are lower in- ttint (lu*hit>r h UANS MEYER Reaffirming the -College oLJMedicine and" r-scleclfid- (HITCH PACK INCLUDED) .., comes — therefore less access GERARD RIKER . MATTtfEWJ.RlNALDO to adequate health care and Wcrtchung ramble Dtntistry of ^ew Jersey's interest in 'attracting SALE Ana'utanl Cashier-Platform Officer MAUR ICE A. SCOTCH- • ^qu&lified minority students. Dr. Carmine J. GGG CLOIrtES proper nutrition. In addition, r Homeraakers cite groups; (XlTD WADLE LoMonaco; assistant dean for student and non-white workers tend to hold for Hiking Clul? MAlKJAUK.TJ.SCilMim' CHARLES P. WOODWARD alumni affairs at the New Jersey Dental more hazardous jobs," he A four to six-mile ramble A*si*tanl Cimhit'r • IHutftirm Officer H^FREEAAAN through . the . Watchung School, has announced. the formation of a retiring supervisor SPORTS said. ^ • JOflNG.SHKKSKH liaison committee with the Commonwealth Disability checks are paid Reservation is planned for naUtuiit Caihier • Loons HONORARY DIRFXTOR , Mrs. Thelma Meier, retiring supervisor of C- ROTH of California WEAR by Social Security to eligible Saturday for members and Society, wliich represents the state's _the Visiting HomemakerfService of Central A. E.SAXON minority dentistsJ . workers who arc severely guests of the Union County EILEEN J. TORBICK " — ' Union County with offices at 526 North ave., GLOTHES HABERDASHERY disabled and cannot work for a Hiking Club. " The Minority Recruitment Liaison Com- Westfield, was honored at a luncheon held at Astiaiom Cashicr-Mortaagcs at SAVINGS of year or more. Certain The group will meet the mittee will strengthen the dental school's ef- the Echo Lake Country.. Club. HAMMONTON PARK leader, Charlotte Ilapatky of MAXINK1V WIKGAND members of their families can forts to increase minority representation in the Mrs; Robert McArthur presented Mrs. Meier 15% to 40% also qualify for monthly Unden, at the Surprise Lake Auditor -BchoolVstudentrbodyr—— —*. -' with a silver bud vase on behalf of the trustees benefits as dependents. parking lot at 10 a.m. If the INSURED BY F.D.I.C. TO $20,000 Inhonor of her many years service lo the ^'A primary problem in our effort to en- ETROCELLI ' Social Security pays $296 weather is clear, the ramble homemakers. ' ' 1 - Sizes 36 to 52 will include a visit to the ob- BerKeley helps you out It all together. courage minority, student represeritution has Homcmaker Home Health .Aides provide million a month In disability been that relatively few apply, and that most vt RATNER of California REGULARS, servation tower for a view of WOVI TOUR MONEY. II funds am care at home for convalescent and chronically , benefits to 2.9 million disabled There's no guViBwork on Intorsftl mt«i al BiHlisley .. • your these applicants have been out-ofstate SHORTS, LONGS.' the skyline. money alwey* oarna trie highest rales allowed .by (awl So alaawhare we will transfer to a ill persons. i don't tattle la' loss! Corna lo A«s«aley now. . • • . Btrfctley accogru with no fuss or - reaidenii/^aald Dr. LoMonaco. "Tiiis liaison X-SHORTS, X-LONCS bolhtt lo you. 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