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Plans Proe«»f' on ItVoaver $*. Housing Groundbreaking Set for Sept. 30 by Lucy Meyer preserving significant areas the construction documents parsed a resolution Bulldozers are expected to of the sit-e :u its> natural stak- The X! S I)i*partmt*iU at and will supply the funds authormng Director (iaiio roil and the long-awaited feisd building H small Huublng ^nd I'rban In other action, the to make two trips to ground breaking (or Weaver retention bahin on tin- S H'velopirnent has approved Housing Commissioners btreel to take place on September 30 The Housing Authority Greenhouses approves! pl^ns sne- specifications for 30 low To be Raxed income apartments Tuesday night Bids (or In 10 Days (.•utistruction will be opened at9 am on August 30, with Demolition uf tht laager the target date ot sepiemoer Ssr»»t Mlirr»*l! tJr«»h in one community building tin rraponM: to the Mousing the sloping three acre site. Authority's declaring an The buildings will surround emergency situation a landscaped courtyard existed, an the structures The trees along the wlfje of should be demolished," Vilo Use si!» wi!! he preserved C.ullo, director, Mid The exterior of ihe Vandals have been invading apartments will be a fluted thf vacant property masonry material A "ITM* ap;}fi>v«! by HliUi* separate building will house limited to the greenhouses laundry and recreation and the shed The facilities. Tills community smokestack and the garage building will contain, on the will be dun* later." Mr lower level, u garage and Gall'j said The Housing workshop and here Ihe authority may ask for THE DRIVER LIVED — A loue fireman and some onlooker* gaic at what's left of u ca Housing Authority will have salvage bids as there is a that was in collision with anuther at Broad itreet and Springfield avenue. Driver uf th its maintenance operations large amount of galvanized car, Thomas A Markle. n. of MiUbura was trapped underneath the steering wheel of hi Chairman Marjorie York pipe in the irrigation Volkswagen and only released when a piece of equipment called the "Jaws of Life" wa noted that the new apart system, metal in the used. Markle wan taken to Overtook Hotpitsl is fair condition. Driver of the second car merit complex was designed greenhouses and redwood »ms Timothy J Wilson, 24, of Springfield. Three days earlier the Jaws ol Life was also to conserve energy and to shelving which may be used when a car driven by Edward P. Westerberger of Kent Place boulevard collided with minimize maintenance She valuable another and flipped over, trapping a l«-year-o!d gW underneath. She was identified as said the iminteet'ii plan* Lisa (out of West End avenue. The girl, who was saturated witti ioakjna »»• »•* ink--" <" 1*5R lessen storm runoff Sf!', <: over a g e the healthy trees Dead Jammed car door* and pnll away other equipment in order to free victims trapped Inside 'iot Marts photo!.

No PoWic Smoking Gains Momentum Restaurants Say They Could Cope With Ban by Lucy Meyer Council winch would have Us firs! no Mnokm^ sickness in smokers and hazardous but will kill It's a FUTURE BEAUTY QUEENS • Miss Playground winners at each of the City's No smoking in public prohibit smoking in certain lnw in effect b\ tht' end o! others, but it comes down to poison People smoke playgrounds last week included Dahlle Dawson, "Miss Wilson," and Sally Lewis. •'Miss places may become the law areas tn restaurants and in December what is practicable A law because they are booked on Memorial." Each contestant was rated cm talent, poise, and ability to answer questions. by lute December At least public buildings The "In New jersey, public won't make it workable In it It's a drug," Dr Birne Miss Dawson. 12-years old, twirled a baton and 6 year old Miss Lewis sang "I'm a l.iitte that is the prediction of regulation would make it opinion is mounting to tin1 time it could be Jusi like SSid Fiirtc of Tin." (Judy Brick Freedman photo). Summit's health officer, Dr "unlawful for any person to point where Ihe Public spitting on the floor There Restaurants Will Cope Henry Birne smoke or carry a lighted Health Council has to do used to be signs saying: No Restaurants in Summit The state Public Health cigar, lighted cigarette, or something By far, the Spitting on the Ruoi m Education Board OKs Hiring Plan Council, an arm of the state lighted pipe in any elevator. majority of the people in the public places In time, hardship such a law would Health Department, can supermarket, restaurant, state are against smoking in spitting was eliminated bring Al Stone at the A new policy on the em- However, the policy also ministrative staffs, but make amendments to the classroom, lecture hall, public places The council And smoking will be, loo Suburban Hotel did not think ployment of relatives in the vides that spouses may recent court cases and civil health code which become office or public meeting may make it stronger, may He thinks the ban will be it would be any problem for city's school system was r hired as part-time or rights decisions led to the law without going through place except where areas rule that smoking must be enforced when people that establishment adopted by the Board of temporary employees or as conclusion that the previous the legislature, he said are designated for prohibited altogether in themselves recognize that "We will assign an area to Education at a recent substitutes regulation was illegal "A lot of our sanitary code smoking" public buildings It may be smoking In public places is smokers and another area to special meeting If, however, tenured comes from the Public The Public Health Council unlikely hut that ib ;s not only unlawful but a non-smokers Our Under terms of the new members of the teaching, Club's Swim Health Council It take* Is expected to give formal possibility," the health ^ocial hiiginii is atUci-elive 'phone- well in the 12 communities students. Sounds were not able to field participants will be in sports show, monthly we are serving. People and A drop of four was a team against Dill Con- published next week. mayor reports with mayors officials are pleased with reported at the Junior High struction and forfeited The This year some 85 local of our franchised areas, us," she said. School level, where the June Mayor's Trophy Award to boys and girls who come local symphony orchestras, When asked about enrollment was 1.080. as mil. from financially destitute Christmas Tree Lighting Suburban's financing, she against 1,084 the previous Dill Construction cap- and broken homes will have ceremonies, etc. We also denied the possibility the September. gone to camp for two weeks discuss communityoriented company might run into tured first place in the programs such as senior ART'S CAMERA SHOP regular-season schedule by the end of (his month financial trouble while in- HJSprlngiHld Avenue with The Sounds taking The amount raised to date citizen problems, health stalling Summit's cable. Summit. N«w J«my o»»i problems, and educational WJ-7U7 second. is now at a record high. The "There Is no way we x POOX COPIES WHILE U WAIT Camp Fund was first problems," she said. would get half-way through Fletcher Line. Merc. Oarsirn organized with Family A program on the Summit the installation and thin OPEN Sundays 9:00 to 12:30 for your Oaily Rentals & Letting Cahlevlslon sets such as the one pictured above come* equipped with a remote control convenience Brown't Hardware, t-BRIver Rd., Summit Service Association back in Art Center is currently stop. The state is always channel selector which provides on-off control, fine tuning, and instantaneous channel 480 Springfield Ave.. Summit. S22 1000 1949. being taped. Already looking over our shoulder. selection. IW.SlHtMlt HKHALD¥THl'KSUAY, AUGUST II, 1*7? Cablevision cobls to repatns were made "The Many Harm ? al both the install the first set in a rent money is being plowed 8 SO and 11 a m. services on Cable-TV home, $15 and for each back into the house to make August 14. additional Kt, $10, Service It meet health and safety Hb wife, Mrs. Sharon WE'VE MOVED 1 scrlber all the regular rates are: first set, 17.50 per standards We have spent nostrum, will lead the adult channels plus: month, additional set, $3 per $1,1WI in labor so far," Mr toruin scheduled ai 6:40 - Madison Square Garden month Home Box Office is Gallo reported to the a .in., at which time she will - Philadelphia Channels an optional entertainment Housing Commissioners show pictures of the work IT and 29 channel available only if the The house is expected to going on In Ethiopia and will • World and national news person is a cablevision be in ui»e unit! next summer, di&cuss the present on 24-hour AP newswire subscriber and costs $8,00 a then Hie two families will be situation. • Financial newswire month for the first set and relocated, and the structure On August 21, Arthur - Sports Newswire no charge for each ad tore down to make way for Bltken&lock of Berkeley Hors« Racing results ditional set. the new project on Weaver Heights, will preach at both We Offer: ROBERT WANTS - Community bulletin Cablevision provides a 24 street the83Oand 11 a.m. services YOU TO MEET board hour-«-day maintenance on "Our Faith: Fact or Weather channel service without charge If Fiction?" Birkenstock, who Cut & Blow Dry HIS STAFF! txxal access channels all sets in a home are on Weaver St. has hdd leadership roles in Body Waves Whiie Suburban's TV 3 cablevtsion, no antenna the Lutheran Church, is keeps residents up-to-date outside is needed Washington I) C in order to presently lay coordinator European Facials Connie on what's happening in the for the Word and Witness be a member at a national program at Faith, along Simon city of Summit, the Home standard-selling commit let* Massages Box Office, for an extra fee, Greenhouse for professional housing with Pastor S Foil & Cap Frostings Regine brings in special programs managers Under 11BO the subscriber tret* are teing removed, "It's a feaOiei in our cap Book Sale Electrolysis Hill sees current films a! home, according to the Housing that our cxwulivf director Manicures j* Ik Marie exclusive telecasts of top Director was askrd to sit on tin* Dates Set sporting events, night cluii The formerly owned national pane!,' Chairman Pedicures mk B Carlo acts, chiklit'H's ptiigjainh (talibli house, occupied by Yoi k ri*t U HI! The 42nd annual College arid others, without com two rental families, had a CommibblontT Deiub Club Book Sale will be held W Ann memals at 10A Aubrey street, Wi7 Mary list of houMngviolations and Penweil had a rtcom mfinduUon for the position of October 1-JI, with a special f mw Carol Deputy director but the sale ill paperbacks to be '•A name was not di&cltt&ed The held Saturday and Sunday, and: -Jfvf ^< Kathy I busing Authority adjourned September 10-11, in the to discuss the matter The afternoons, at the same- Our New Boutique Ronald t>< location post is expected to be filled RENOVATION TIME - The Frank B. Jewett Chapter. by t!it" Septemtwr meeting Coordinator tor this, year's Telephone Planters ol America, recently completed sale is Kay Huus, who is renovation of two building! it the Bonnie Brae Home. OPEN 8:30-5:00 6 Days Special Guests bHttg asslste-*! by Jean i>i niajus TvwB»u»i>. Vi'Slkm Pessrc ot i! Weaver sirest lilanchard. in charge of ii ahuwii itimiiig a rake U> the cleanup. Vs&ers is s Thurs. Till 9:00 Fill collections career euunsclor and placement representative for 164 Main St., Chatham Pricing, sorting zr.A admlnllitrallve personnei st Beii Lzi». Muni ilili. He b 38-' Spf I'ujftekJ Avt-nuu A im&sionar) from shelving paperbaks is being alto vkr preildent «f the Chapter'* Murrey HID Couiuil 435-141! ui'iriiit Nuw Jersey 07901 tOthiopsa and a rntnibt-r oi handled by a group headed The Chapter l« compo»Ml of persons with al least 18 years hv ! .-.T^ Crr-liL ivh''r 'HOMASS PA vC the * .tn^r^g^;i..:; .,v;;| ill] the cr service In the telephone Industry who art curreni or t pulpit at Kaith Lutheran (irace Jaffe and Isabel retired employees of BeD L4>l>or«torte». Tht Honnle Br»f J Church, Nt-w i*rovKU on Veazte ure wnrlUng LH the renovatton projert stBrtni bi Augu&t, i?7u. August H and 2\ respec receiving room Ida !;! P«iiritmu out (hat On May currently on summer specific categories time of the mishap, Miss 27 both houses of the State furlough from his work with Uook» to be donated for Gallagher was going south Legislature passed a joint the Mekane Ye-sun Church in the Kiile may be- dropjK'd off on Summit avenue when she resolution which established Kthiopla will sjwak on "How at 10A Aubrey street. lost control of the car The a State Commission to study Tuesday Wednesday, accident also caused the problem, Gallo termed Thursday and Saturday damage to a lawn a( S OK Insurance Commissioner mornings, 9 SO am to 12 Bow Lane Sheeranii requisitioning of noon The vehicle win. heavily funds for trie same purpose Now at Radeen's For information about damaged and towed from a 'great misuse of public HOME DECOMTORS collections, call 273-3721, or the scene funds." Jean Blanchard, 464-325? Investigating the accident A contract for the no-fauil United States Savings Dank was Patrolman Brian study ordered by Com Woman Hurt Fitzgerald missioner Sheeran was awarded without bid to the in Car Crash New York City firm called Goilo Queries Public Affairs Research Miss Jane H. Gallagher. Organization, which Gallo 26, of Summit avenue, Insurance Dept. claims is not listed at the suffered injuries last indicated address of 225 01 Saturday when her car went As&emblytTUin f)ean A. out of control while Gallo, Republican, 24th tn tftective MTHKCUSflES negotiating a curve at District, which includes telephone listed onnuol tUNIETS • QUILTS Summit avenue and Ox Bow Summit, last week called for TOWELS • TMU UXEIIS Lane and crashed into a city a legislative investigation of StD UNMS • MS$ tiol something tttau yield on highway sign and pole She the State Department of hugging you? 1st UIF was taken to Overlook Insurance's recently-ord- Summil Herald's tetttrs u> On 4 to 7 yeor Time Deposit Possbook Accounts $ 1.000 minimum Hospital for treatment of the ered $42,000 study of the editor column injuries automobile no-fault reform Deadline: Mond»> at noon

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MENS SLACKS $_ CA Values to $45.00 NOW From / .DU UNITED STATES SAVINGS BANK _ JHart. Schaffner & Marx,_Qrieff,_Jaymar FLORHAM PARK Crescent Plozo Office: Crescent Plaza Shopping Center 18 Jomes St CHATHAM TOWNSHIP Hickory Squore Office: Hickory Squore Shopping Center 641 Shunpike ftd DRESS SHIRTS - Long & Short Sleeve GILLETTE Volley Office: Valley Mall. 977 Volley Rd. Values to $24. NOW From Telephone: 800-432-9134 d OTHER OFHCB StKViNfc) NEW JERSEY Arrow. Excello. Sulka McEigunn's Charge, BanKAmericard, Master Charge, American Express Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 - Thurs. eves till 9 THE SUMMIT HI IUU», THLKSDAV. AUGUST i 1, W7 f AGE 3 MeetingCancelled Junior High Names 203 to Honor Rolls The August meeting ul the Board of Recreation hat been cancelled. The next A total of 203 more Margaret, MacCowatt, Neela; Kilter sbach, Andrew, Little, Leslie; DeRienio, llrenda tweeting will be on Monday, students at the Junior High •ftiomas; O'Coiwell, Brian; Pamela; Schneider, Anna MacKinnon, Dee. Diamond, Joanne, Dowdell, September IS. School were named to the O'Mahtmey, Stephanie; Tol, Kristin; Wade, John; McGinley, Eileen: Lisa, Elberly, Natn-y; final honor rolls in June, Oppenheimer, Elizabeth; Wagenbaeh, Claire; Watts, Meyer cord, Amy Eplbropo, Daniel; Fry, according to Donald P Reed, Catherine; Reyes, Mary; Wonsiewtat, Susan, Mintcozxi, Donalo; Murphy, Ktanklin. Garns, Valerie, PASSPORT ID DeBanico, principal. Gisela, Rieca, Lisa; Sant- and Wynne, Daphne Timothy; Nairne, Virginia, George, John, Gisoldi, PHOTOGRAPHS srhi, WilH&m; Sasson. Najarian, Paul; Newbold Sandra; Gollhardt, Ssth Of the total, 68 were Valerie, Schafhauser, Named to the second Timothy; Oppenhetmer, Hall, Emily, Hayes, IN5MIN. named to the first honor roll, I.ydia, Siegel, Amy; Singh, honor roll from Reed House William; Pardee, Jennifer Beverly, Hatem, Deborah. while 135 made the second SaUsh; Stark, Elizabeth, were Abbott, Elizabeth; Paulson, Susan; Pet me Hutson. Elizabeth, Tharby, Alison, Tyler, Albanese, Antonio; coro, Diane; Pinzinn lnrandele, Cathy' honor roll. 539-8070 In the first honors list, 34 Gregory; Weinstein, Arrowsmith, Luette, Patricia; Piskie, Hoily; lzrnirlian, Robert, Jenkins. each came from the Reed Naomi, Wilkerson, Austin, Carl, Barnes, Ptaut, David; Reusche, David, Keith, Douglas. and Shuttlesworth Houses. Roxanne, Wright, Sally arid Marcy, Barnes, Suzanne; Madeline; Sssky, Karen; Kelliher, Miriam; Kennedy Second honor rolls member* Ykb Sheri Mernardini, Jill, Boyd, Sereno, Michael; Soccodato, Timothy, Kish, Suzanne, OLD GUNS, SWORDS. from Heed House numbered Barbara, Bredahl, James, Christine; Slaunton, Anne; Lawrence, Andrew [ MEDALS, »%<. 70, while 65 came from Brick, Cheryl; Brown, TaraEhuk, Christopher, McAllister, Christie, Shuttlesworth House ShuttlesworUi first honor Matthew, Callehan, Claire, Thieck, Ellen; Vance. McCarthy Maureen, roll students included Casey, Anne, Cernosia, Deborah, VanderSchranf, Mcl^endou. Laurie; Meier, Woodward House or 9th Waiter; Van Pelt, Richard Reto, MCHJIB. Patricia, grade students named to the Addonizio, Gloria, Beth, Clark, Debbilyn. E.W.GALVIN Anderson, Jodi, Augusta. Crawshaw, Sandy, Crosby, S., Vest, Marie, Werner. Meyer, James; Morris, Chatham first and second honor rolls Donna, Baker, Eric, Robin. Currey, Kathy, Stephen; Work, Suzanne find Anne Morse. Barbara. CAMPAIGN SESSION — Mn. Helen Huber, Summit coordinator fur the Republican! were listed in the June 30 Beirne, Eileen, Bourne, Dlugatch, Harold, York, Deborah Mover. Jennifer, O'Brien, t nlun CuuntyFreeholdercindUatet, Is shown during » t-mcul strategy Ktik» with the Cell Otti edition of The Summit Druckenmiller, Gwynelh Timothy. O Mara, Michael candidates. Pictured with Mr*. Huber arc, »e«ted William Ruwro. and, standing. Robert* Herald Molly, Culvert, Kirsten Morgan and (ormer Union County Freeholder. Herbert J llcilmann Mrs. Huber, who Is 11 83S-0707 Christensen, Nancy, Eldracher, Julianne, Feliic, Shuttlesworth second Puppas, Jearunt, Plaul Matthew, Fischer, Anne, Jeffrey, I'ocaro. Knstine former president of the Board of Education and currently »rrvr» a» a member of Che Those named to the first DeReyna, Anne, Drillich, honor rul) students included Union County Coordinating Agency lor Higher Kducatioi, km been long active In honor roll from Reed House Mary, Eckert, Ellen, Ford, Mark, Fraser, Carol, Adatnson, Randy, Ahern, Puzella. Donn George, Patti; Giles, Jeff, Francine Rota Republican activities. She Is a former vlce-thulrmaii of the Union County Rrpubllran were Boyd, Julianne; Fullerton, Pamela, Grimes, Mary; Blood, Nina, Bottelh. N J Antique Arr.-tj, As&oc Grater, Kimberly, Gropp, Christine. Sank, Laura, Commitlrt and Is a member of the Republican City Committee. She will ha«e complete Brundage, Craig, Buckley, Anne, Gschwind, Theresa, Suzanne, Bieza Marika, charge of the OOP Freeholders' campaign I11 Summit Suzanne; CatiUo, Angela, Hansler. Michael, Denise, Hammer, Suzanne. Brodman, Dawn, Brown, Sisk, Patricia Smith Chapman, Courtland; Cook, Harrington, Virginia, Jahl, Hay, Susan, Helck, Jennifer, CalUthtn, Susan, Jennifer . Stern berg Lori; Crowiey, Christopher, Matthias, Kindbloin, Linda Margaret, Howey, Anne Callegarl, Jacqueline Daniel, Tien, Vow, Tiger Epperly. Jennifer; Ferre, Kreider, Jonathan, Lifland, Jacob&on, Kristine and Cave, Barrier, Conn, Holly, Tranquilli. Michcle. Priei, Galilcy, Susan, Rmily l^igan, Margaret. Jacques. Catherine Matthew, Crowiey Ungar, 'lobert VeM. ChampsTournament "-- whatevertou Nee d MacCowatt,Nancy, Minton, Uavlti, Whiter, ( alhv Gtlmour, Elizabeth; Houpt, Thomas, D*?i«nrj, Cheiyl. In an all pUyground Osmuhki, Tatlssck »:rd Rebecca; Keeley, Mark, Kenneth Moakley, Dina DelGrande, Mlchele Williams, Teresa and Work Norwood, Daphne, Pate!. Also, Kopp, Erik; Krupka, Duvid etit last week, outetandirig Odalys Rodriquez, Edison !-ambe, Amy, Livingston, Kric. Lamade. Jennifer Leuselter. Liba, Lincoln. performers in ten basic honsetelnKHi, uotibi-ts, Steve OFFICE W contests participated in the Osniulski, itichie Bon Tournament of Champions tempo, Tatlock arid Odalvs. on the Summit playgrounds Kodriquez, Lynn Janssen 273-ssn Atimd&nm and Use of County Paries Up 9J4.00Q Th? following w*n Edison wtimerb checkers Joe I M«_> I97G Uirait-ai lei During April ixn. up compared lo 1 uoo in liT7f; Zarinko. Wilson and The Union County Park and camping creases were seen in boating proxtmately 4,120 went Hlklllg durtll({ lhf. slx EJeanne Fellows, ' Wilson Commission facilities and Largest increases in at Warinanco Park and boating Ui Warinanco Park tnomh pm()d ,m.reami chess Ed Hodnquez, parks for the first half of supervised activities were horseback riding at the as compared lo 635 in 1876, m,er jast vear s U)|a| (j| Edison and Andrea Duncan, 1977, surpassed the 1976realized in boating at Watchung Stable and 3,300 rode horses as 643.UO0 by fiio.wxi Memorial, 4-Souarc Jr half-year totals by ap Warinanco Park, Elizabeth The geatest increase in Paul Denman. Tat lock and aboard MM) Crevd proximately 914,000 with and itoselle, horseback supervised activities in Michelle Sasky, Memorial. 5 16! 622 visitors to !!>?riHjng at lh*> Watehllng January and Februarv was County Welfare Office to Move 4 Square Jr Paul Denman. system in 1977 compared to Stable, Summit, and tennis horseback riding Summit and New ctewl, Mr Krowicki haul it Tatiods and Michelle Sasky, 1,247,591 in 1976. at Warinanco Park, Rahway Approximately 1,150 people Providence will be two of was merely a eafc<* of Memorial, 4 Square Sr During June of this year River Park, Rahway rode compared to 172 in the communities affected moving the cases oi etghl Mack McCaddin, Memorial 523,266 people used the Increases in general January and February 1976. when the Union County communities from one and Sue Dionito, Metnorial parks compared with 386,3X7 actlvies were realized in Increases were realized in Welfare Board moves part facility to another Nok Hockey Ron Davis, Kdison and Dahlie Dawson. during the same month in coasting, natural ice goif, horseback riding and of its operations 10 Plain In addition, he suid the Wilson, Tetherball Ed 1976 These figures include skating, picnicking, ice skating during March field, at a yet unannounced Nursing Home Unit, Rodriquez Ediairi and supervised activities such playground use, field days, Approximately 2,900 played date presently operating out of Uonna Ricca, Tatloek. as gulf, boating, and tennis Softball and soccer golf at Ash Brook Golf the Elizabeth uffice. will Citii&ns According to Jacob W Table Tennis, singles - Bob and general activities such The most significant Course, Scotch Plains. 1,700 also be moved lo the Krowicki, Jr . board Murphy, Lincoln and Odalys 240 Moms A ve as baseball, Softball, monthly increase was rode horses and 12,000 went chairman, there seems to be I'lainfield facility tX> Ice skating at the Ice Kodriquez, Edison, hor realized in May a "great deal of confusion The actual dull- for the Statins Center. Wsrinsnco 1 seshoes. singles Sieve Appraxi:;iai = :y SS3.5S8 !r^*fvr I* *" n^i !«•*** set people took part in super Park in 1976, 2,600 played vised and genera! activities golf at Ash Brook, 1,000 rose welfare cases " horses and 11,000 ice skated Painting out that the as compared to 242,909 in Ebzabeth office will not tK-

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WMIiltliltiititijnilHOHIffiHillttltflllHiHIIIIIHHC Area YMCA KinderKlub Outside Jucly:One Woman Showstopper Historic Murray Hill Square as well tut the professionalism of her Offers "Dance-a-thon" became a total theatrical experience backup troops, running from Mr Wiik Summit last weekend as the Andrew W-.ik- and Mr Rice to the stagehands, m&cte The Summit Area YMCA She was assisted by Mrs. Arthur Rice production ol "Judy... "Judy" a New Yore experience. KinderWubbers, ages 3-7, Chen. without the hassle of travel. Events listed are either Judy DeAngeiis in Concert" came to recently presented a dance- Next week's theme will be the local scene Some word mutt be made of the a-Uum for their parents The The Circus and a Winter free and open to the public, or of general interest for The Central Court of the Square was backup troops. First of all, there was children included David and Carnival will be presented a perfect setting for this unique an orchestra of 15 musicians, with Bill Doug Cohen of Chatham; to the parents. Daily non-profit purposes. Deadline for inclusion is production which not only featured a Grossman doubling at the keyboards Cathy Qien and Alec Cutler swimming instruction is a well and varied-lit set, but a television and as conductor. . of Berkeley Heights; Jen- feature of this child cen- noon on Fridays preceding date of publication. screen which was above the backdrop nifer and Michael Conroy, tered program offered at the for a totally innovative approach to And, there were the vocalists, *•• Christine Stevenson, Will 'Y' from 9 am to 12 noon, multi-viewing Donna Abate, Kris Bwgfren, David Monday through Friday Movie Night Garflnkel and Fields Howard, whso Carter, Katia and Tina Mr Wilk and Mr Rice, both of Weekly trips, snack tune, Junior ami senior high sang a duet with Miss DeAngeiia Ltppmanavitz, Chris Summit are Well-known U» local trampoline, and arts and school aged young persons Closely allied with Mr, Rice and Mr Eiiglert, Billy Stefan, and audiences for the creative efforts with crafts, help make this a fun are invited to movie night at Wllk was Mr. Beth Pincus, who acted Alex Boyee, ail of Summit, both Metropolitan Musical Theatre time for the children under Long Hill Chape!, 525 as associate producer, and Itob Scotl Denhard and Kirn and Overlook Musical Theater And, the guidance of Mrs Edna Shunplke road, Chatham Gorton, the sound designer Conk of New Providence, in fact, both men are now busily Caporaso, director Township, Friday, August Christian Alegria ol East ENGAGED—Mlu Valerie engaged in preparations (or Ihe 0MT Camerman for the television Hanover All danced the There are still openings 12, 7:15 pni "Viva Max" A. (.urn-la of Springfield, projects were Hugh Dilson and Dana and "Barrett" will be shown production of "Camelol" later this Hokey Pokey, Bunny Hop, for the final week, August daughter «f Mr. and Mr». year Catderwood, and there was a whole Mexican Hat Dance and 15 19 Parents may register with ao admission charge Joseph J. (iurrera, also of raft of production personnel Skip to my i>ou their children by calling the • •* But Miss DeAngeiis in concert was And this cohesive whole, conceived Springfield, will become Ihf a total departure from their usual Trie Ally Cat was danced Summit 'Y' at 273-3330 Church Sj>**ker bride of Jonathan J and directed by Mr WUk, with Mr Dr Andrew Ben Lou, presentations, which have run from Klce responsible for production by Christian Alegria, Alec Daw&on. »oi, »f Krllli small to iargescale musicals Mr*. William Davis associated with the Pocket OevtDun utiil Mr* Mary design and technical direction, and Cutler, Kim Conk, and For the first lime, the total em Daughter Born Testament Lt-ague, will Dawwn Marshall ol Pier- Doug Kat&aros responsible for the Cathy Chen and wa*» led by iiliasis was on a single artist with a speak at Long Hill Chapel, mom itrid Valley Cottage, vocal arrangements and or Cheryl Caporaso, assistant back-up orchestra and choral group To Gleasons 525 Shunpike road, Chatham N.Y. A graduate ol I'nlun chestrations. All these people are director Davis - Hahn And, it was an evening to remember HauklHau, a Hawaiian Mr and Mrs Dennis Township, Wednesday, Catholic Girls' High School. professionals, it shows August 1? i! p in The public Miss DeAngeiis is a total talent Her fishing boat dance was done Gleason of Karen Way, have Silvia Halm, daughter ol appeared in liroadway and Scoleh I'lain;, and the And, finally, kudos must be ex- is invited music is such an integral part of her by Christian Alegria, Alec announced tile birih of it Mi and Mi & Pitui H Hdiifi stock shows, as well in a (Kerlook liuapitttl School of tended to Nat and Carol Conti, who daughter, Stephanie Anne, of Mountain avenue, and Nursing, Miu (lurrera Is that her songs reflecl total im created and maintain Historic (iitler, John Leatherdaie night clubs and resorts mersion and Scotl Denhard, and was on July 2S, at Overlook William Davis ol Itlverdale, Her husband, a graduate Two Comwlii-s presently a member ol Murray HHI Square Without their Hospital. Mrs Gleason is N Y . son of Roy Davis of Chekhov's, On the Overlooks Hurting Had Since Miss DeAngeiis has a willingness to promote a totally new led by Sean McAllister a o! Barnard School for Boys, magnificent voice with a large range counselor from New the former Diane Seville New York City and of Mr who attended the Slate Marmfulnestt of Tobacco" Mr I>a WUHI l» a graduate ol experience for this area, there would Hilda Davis of Kiverdale, and P r i pole fi«f«'e Mrs W II Seville of Sum CortiantiClJ , IS the the audience is hers. And rightly so wa* done by Ciuhy Chen The bride, a grsrf'u^i!' <•.( restaurant bustrii Uyi al till' Msdiiiun set this unique presentation, weep Summit High School and Library ;ss Keep Much o' what '»ss sung is ioosely Unless, of course someone is able t« York City Jrr%f) Piufetthiwnul School called soft rock and modern Centenary College for street. Wednesday. August of Huhliiftif> and v>tih put this incredible production in a Women, 'lack-ttstown. is a The t.inii.le nr.. 17 ari(iThup«'iay August 1H "popular" music This was not a Cole more permanent setting maybe Porter, Irving Berlin experience But 7 musical n*'r(orm«T who has New York Citv 8 pin No tickets are Johiisoit usid Uult-K Colicgf. somewhere around Broadway' necessary imitations may i! was a tremendous musical pot It I He U prisrntly pourn with ihr expertise of ihe urtisl Portable Papers I be made ai the door Ufc&ftrlulfd with lh*» p«trf*« • * * t orp \tt curly . autumn The most exciting thing that's Pasterls - VanNatta Cl.Ki' Ol trulatiw-. wrtiamg is ptutmeu. A free Cl.EP 'College (UalUburt; photol | happened to paper since the airplane [ Susan Van Natta, Bethany College. He is a L e v e I K x a m I n a 11 o n Natural Treasures on View daughter ol Mrs Kaymorod graduate of Springfield Program) orientation E Snyder of Summit and Technical Community program will be conducted rweption to be held August 5 The perfect stationery for the Naples, Fla . and ol the late College by Union College, Tuesday. at the Scuu.li Hills Country "Treasure" is the theme of the Two tiny creatures of trilobites of Dr Clinton B VanNalta, The couple will reside in SeptemiH- 7, 7 p m , in the Club, Scotch Plains August exhibit now on display at the 550 million years ago are captured college-bound student. Writing Included ainone tiie en- and frozen forever in rock as are a oliu fwuCIi Jt>£x:^ii VacAti io. tering frtthmt!ii art John I) small fish and a fern paper in contemporary design son of Mr and Mrs Joseph For further details, contact eludes coral, fossils, minerals and Joaquin in of 175 Mountain avenue. Arnherst, Mass from the flat ridged mushroom coral and fools gold are on view along with 1'ftul S (irevn of 42 Hartley a famous Virginia Fairy Stone (a Attendants at the outdoor Be Hostess to the branching pronged Stagnant road. Marc I) Mauser ol 63 coral form of staurolite) ceremony were Lynn Wade drive, and l.ytsnette. D A large conch shell, the spirals of Tht collection may be seen during VanNatta, the bride's sister. Lechner of 75 Colt road and Bryan Turner Mrs Valerie Gale of the Chambered Nautilus and the flat library hours, Monday to Thursday 9- will serve as a College 9, Friday 9-5:30 and Saturday 5M2 The bride, a graduate of Summit sand dollar are shown surrounded by Brandeis The library is at 75 Maple street, on Village Shopping Center, New Providence Summit High School, who hostess for the smaller shells from the Gulf of breakfast to be held on Mexico the corner of Morris avenue attended Bethany College, 'to I'jHer Skidinore 6650747 was graduated from the August 17 for prospective Corner rive iocai siudetii& art- University of Colorado members of the Essex County Chapter of the enrolled in Kkldmore Mrs Stunner W White, 3rd, of the class of 1879 at Nor- Editor Elected P.S. Com* **• what •!•• is new I Her husband, a graduate Brandeis University (College as new students for of 19 Kidge road Miss White wich University, Northfield, of Classical High School, National Women's Com- the fall semester Included will be a member o( the Vt , has been promoted to Springfield also attended To Enter Medicine mittee at the home of Mrs Anthony M Pacelli of are Elizabeth K Bartlett, class of 1979. the rank of sergeant first As Director Janey Feldman, Livingston Summit has been accepted daughter of Mr and Mrs *** In Overlook Hospital's Peter B Barllett of 3 On Dean's I.Ill School of Nuclear Medicine Plymouth road; Cynthia M Valerie C Itoessle of 21 y Herald, was elected to tin Daughter To starting in September He Is lliggma, daughter of Mrs IJewellyn road has been • %# board of directors of the a recent graduate of Keene Daniel T Higgins of 20 named to the Dean's List for To Rnter Barnard Arthritis Foundation, New LaFrances State Culiege, N.H., where Warwick road, Mary K the last semester at Virginia Thomas, Jersey Chapter, at the he earned a B A degree McVicker. daughter of Mrs Lafayette College, Easton. daughter of Mr and Mrs recently-held 25th annual • •• Harriet Johnson of 10 Friar Pa David G Thomas of Middle meeting of the chapter A daughter, Suzanne To Kntrr Bucknell Tuck Circle, Elizabeth W **» way, a graduate of Kent A former president of the Christine, was born August 2 Six local students who will Rice, daughter of Mrs Promoted Place School, wUl enter board of manager of John E Garrison H Hice of 65 to Mr. and Mrs. Peter It be entering Bucknell John C Major, son of Mr Uarnard College. New York RlinnplRunnell,5s HftSHospitalnit»l , iwk»iBerkelemy Templar way. and, Timothy Oty, as a freshman LaFrance of Karmingdak- University a^ freshmon this and Mrs Arnold M Major of Heights, Rauscher, has been Maternal grandparents fall have been invited to a P While, son of Mr and A unique idea for comfort . . . the 6 Beekman road, a member active in many local, county are Mr. and Mrs Edwin S and Kf al*> tiroani»iafi/>r»«j »r\d flpvihla mnsTrurtion lets vour vulcy ui HK> Cmwc bnxm Kor in-iieplh reporting oti foot move freely to form its is currrently president of parkway Paternal (irand the local scene, read the- the Summit Herald Fresh own pattern within the shoe parents are Mr and Mrs Summit Herald every week Air Fund. while comfort cushioning Edmund LaFrance of your whole body from Freehold the impact of walking and standing on hard Alumnus Climbs surfaces. For gals $35. Mt. Denison For guys .95 John Faraci, son of Mr and Mrs. Jonn V Faraci of 85 Prospect Hill avenue and a 1972 graduate of Denison University, Granville, 0 , is The Children's Academy spending three weeks this s to/:he Young month with a group from Denison who are attempting to climb Mount Denison, an Alaskan mountain, which has no recorded climbs. Capture The Last The 7j560-foot mountain lies in the Katmai National Days of Summer Monument in southwestern With Savings Alaska in a permanent Nee Dell's siiowfieiti and was named during a 1909 surveying trip 40% - 60% Off Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 for the alma mater of Dr Kirtley Mather, a retired the latest Harvard geology professor summer fashions in all departments CONSUMER SAVINGS - Union County Consumer Affairs director Ellen Bloom, ol Springfield, demonstrates the savings to consumers by the newly-established Union infants secretary,.. County Division of Consumer Affairs at Union College, 1033 Springfield Avenue. Cranfoi d. In Its first six months of operation as state Consumer Affairs Director Adam Levin, of toddlers Westlleld, Union County Manager George Albanesc and Secretary of State Donald Ian, of 4-6X Springfield, watch during official opening ccrcre-.cnirs st the Consumer office last ...executive Thursday. Since February. 1977, the new Union vQuinty Division of Consumer Affairs has 7-14 secretory saved or returned to county consumers over jJgSO.OC i. CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS - REPAIRS - SALES • THORENS INFINITY see executive Ob SYSTEMS • ACCUPHASE It's possible and it can happen to you. SUMMIT STEREO • TEAC SUPEX Secretarial skills can give you a foothold in many exciting career • SONY GRACE fields. But, it starts with those secretarial skills. Intensive training at a • MARANTZ SONUS reputable ichool can give you those skills - and placement assistance- • SAE HEGEMAN Start now and be m ttiet career in less time than you thought • AR HAHTUT Possible For further information write or call today. • KENWOOD PIONEER • EPI BOSE DAY AND EVENING • ALItC JBL CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 26 WE BUY AND SEU • 8IC MAXELL NEW S USED SltREO • SUPEBSCOPE TDK In (he lower courtyard at COMPONENTS • JENSEN MICRO Register Now, Call 273-3661 f XPERT REPAIRS ON • CRAIG Sftiki MURRA YH1LL SQUARE All COMPONENTS AI "ilw S/m/v>//ij> Mall»»'/'/! a Difference" REASONABLE PRICES PLUS MANY MORE floral Aye.. Murny Hill, N. J Stafford Hall School of Business 164-206i 42 MAPLE STREET. SUMMIT. N J 277-3500 Monday thru Salunlay 9:)0-S:30 185 Summit Ave,; 273-3661 SUMMIT NJ. 07901 Thursday unld 9 PAUL 6 THtSUMMHHtHALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST IMV77 MicheUe and Karen Sa&ky's Andrea Duncan, and Sue Kane, Junior girt*, firU cats, the cutest Dilcnno* place, Mary Kane, emior Winners in a bubb!e-guin boy* - first place, Andy blowing contest were Andy The overall for the year Kondepterre. Junior boys, Roridepierre, Lin Hayek, are as follows: senior girls, first place, Andy (iiiida Playground Program In Final Week Mark Maulback, Keith firet place, Michelle Sanky, ttxmi jiacc, Duke Gutbrie second place, Andres Johnson, Andrea Duncan, Duncan; Uiird place, Nora and Third place UD Itayet pong doubles One third and John Ferricano contest and a fishing game. Jamie Uibo, third, Bobby an honorable mention ibrthe rain With one week remaining place finish for went to A noc-Hockey tournament Murphy, fourth, and Billy time and effort they put into Tuesday was the Tour in the Board of Recreation's Thursday ended the point Sandy D'Occhio in checkers was won by Michelle Sasky, seven week Summer chart for the summer Murphy, fifth In the junior their plants nament of Champions for 1 and Angela D Occhto in followed by Karen Sasfcy Playground program, ac- Winning for the most points boys division H»rry Tatlock boys, at Tatlock All six JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER As the summer season playgrounds assembled to chess Nora Kane, and Ann tivities continued to soar are Cahlie Dawson, senior Murphy captured first Shyposh Monday featured with a variety of shows, girls, Kristin Fellows place In the Senior Girls' begins to fade away, so too see who were the champions With the ending uf this, NURSERY SCHOOL does the playground reason, in ten selected areas of play buitituef's point system, the many games of skill and contests, games and picnics junior girls, Joe Zartnko division Bit Hennon took chance such as cork Sr boys, and Bobby Arelluii first place Lincoln with the coming ol the final Tatiock pieced first overall point leaders are junior for the playgrounds with lioys, first place Hied shooting, bean bag toss, ring NON SECTARIAN STATE ACCREDITED WUsois Jr Boys Playground ended the week week. Wilson playground The week's activities strong showing from all its Ferrar UIK) points), second toss, and pokerino The Friday starts a new point with a barbecue and awards overall winners were Nora AGES3-5YEARS finished up the last week of night began with a trip to Surprise participants First place place, Ken Pecca and third chart for one week The place, Pat Reynolds In th> Kane, second was Karen ft*DtViDU*LII£O ATTBKTIOW WIIHt July with arts and crafts person with the must point* Mabie Lake. All the Tatlockers finishers for Tatlock were and a "Pop Up" Party. The packed lunches and upon Paul Denman in the juniors Senior Uoys' Division first Sasky, third, Andrea in one week will receive a Threatened by rain on a four square, Steve Osmulski place Phil Picc-one 1109 Duncan and fourth Michelle craft (or ages 11 and up was Banana Split number of days last week, arriving at the park area decopage Joe Zsrinko everyone had a picnic lunch in horse shoes singles and points), second, Steve Sasky made the best key chain EDISON participants at Mabie Steve Osmulski and Rich Osmulski and third place The nil-playground The activities last week playground continued with After digesting their meals, For the younger group, Bontempo in hor&e&hoe junior Perez lournaiuenl of champions were tournaments On the'activities planned the picnikers divided into Kristin FeUows made the two teams lor a massive doubles Second places went The girk' division was wut> held also with Andrew LIMITED OPEHtNGS AVAILA prettiest bracelet. After arts Friday the pick-up-stick Winners of the fishing Kondepterra, Jack tournament was held The game were Keith Bosket, manhunt game through the to Phil Piccone in chess, won by Sandy D'Occhio '81 CAU 4M 2082 and crafts a party was held park area In the ttrsi nunt, lelherball and ping pong |K)intB], followed by Angela McCaddin, Andy Guida. Mrs Chester brought some vinners were Odalys Hay Benway and I'aul Michelle Satky, Karen 67 KLNT PLACE BLVD. SUMMIT, K.I. Rodriquez, lisa Ciampa. Bemvay After everyone got the team of Adrian Maas. singles, and Phil Piccone D'Occhio in Mscond and i-ookies and inarshmaliows Itoh Denmun. Ken Pecea, and Rich Bonternpo in ping Cathy Kerraro in Hard Sa.sky, Cathy t>ougherty. and some of the kids brought and Bill Adams, an added the hang of hooking fish, last place went so counselor catching them came easy Phil Piccone and Kred atid pong double* Third place juice The party ended with John Kerraro were able to Anne-Marie Singer, who To cool off the week, finishes went to Orlatidn Mcntartal a talent show for home track down their quarry gave the kids a chance The Mabie's sno-cor>e bale was Perez for seniors four Last week at Memoiial made chocolate chip The second hunt did not END-0F-SEAS0N-SAU6 next tournament s*as> highly successful Ed Scott square. Steve Osmulski in was the final wet-.k i>f [>um( cookies prove as fruitful as the team )umprope.The Top Jumpers suffered from a sort arm checkers and Junior IVrej in conspelition BeeauM' of of Sandy and Angela $110.00 The firfct week of August were Odalys and Kd and frozen fingers from all noc-hockey this, even the rain} weather D'occhio, Jan Messco, Ktttby SAVEMjOn started out with tminkling, 2 Kodrlquez and Lisa Ciampa !hf scraulsil! !t seems Thursday was the next did not dampen tin- com r Kerraro, Mike and Steve long bamboo poles lTie Checkers tournament cherry flavored cones won day of activity after ram petlve spirit on Ihc tAVI 140 OS Osmulbkl and Rich Bon object is to dance in and out winners were Odalys, Lis<* out over grape in the cancelled Wednesday's playground tempo proved what "birdk" of them After many ankles and Bill The final (our selection activities On Thursday the Highlight* of the week AIR CONDITIONING girls of Tatlock tried to to getting stuck between the nament of the day was foui l'ink bubble gum was ^1b\' »>**(,*! Vi-'ltff, tl*#*V Wtifl' included a pizia and (»p poles it was decided to move shooting Girl winners were, unable to truck down then repeat the boys first pim-r party on Thursday ami a [Kipping everywhere during finish for the Tournament o! on to something else a once again, Odalys and the bubble gum blowing opposition picnic at Surprise !«>k'- coloring contest Winners Lisa The boys top shooters M o n d a y rn o r n I n g Champions but fell short in Friday contest Keith Jordan took their efforts Donna Ricca were Uahlie Dawson for were Konald and Richard an easy first with a bubble everyone tested their skills A pet show was held wltli best "Concert '.r. She Park". at playing ping pong und was the only Hrst place the kids bringing many David, Billy Adams and Kd that covered most of his finiwiipr for Tiitlock b> PaiHck Tuli) foi tiie Sjcst back^arrirriGTi i*hil i*iccc-r;v Rcidi'iquez face Shawn Moore camt- m winning the tetherball "Ice (Yearn Seojip" Jot' Monday -espectab!" Rich liontempo and Angela Jenny Hobiribons dog r event second place "Mac' won tb*' best Arrinko for the best painting (Kits, fur marigolds ^ viBH from Snoopy D'Occhio demonstrated finishers were Donna Ricca. 1 '•" ospector", HP.-J Ma!t which the kids took home , ',, i; .itUditfu! Kids ait '.heir ski!! U'haved lUiodu Have's dot! u vr . .. . g four square seniors, Angela •'Tit7" took lx*t looking, l.in Zarinko for the best attempt The afternoon was spent while Steve Osmulski ENERGY SAViNG rRODUCTS • 992 ISIS stjl! speculating who is iVOcchio foui &quaft Have 6 rabbii won (or being at coloring The afternoon warming up for the Tour 1 dominated the backgam Snoopy ' For their efforts juniors undDonnu Ricca and the softest, Andrea t>uncan s was full of crumbs as the name"!! of Champions u> inon board As a treat to Snoopy handed out an all Angela D'Occhio (or ping (it-rbils (or l>est tricks and take "lace ::! Tatlock for !ht* Unit- favorite, candy to the themselves, the saltine cracker whistle boys and Edison for the kids playgrounders all went out contest Winners in this even girls Ronald Davis brought One of the best activities to lunch After dining at the were Dahlie Dawson, Joe back a trophy for noc was the planting of the restaurant of their choice, Zarinko, Lizzy Dawson, hockey and Eo Rodrequez marigold plants Containers Mac Donald's or Burger Scott Rajoppi and Allison won chess and tether ball were painted in a colorful King, the playground ai Zarinko For the girls, Odalys won arrav Everyone received teniocn was cut short by remember the cold winter of '76... it's smart to buy now! Tuesday was the big day table tennis singles and for the boys at Tatlock doubles, with her partner Field, for the Tournament of Lynn Janssen Odalys also Champions Joe Zarlko was won horseshoes single and the only boy from Wilson doubles, again with Lynn who came back with a first Janssen ISABEL PALMER place trophy for checkers Lincoln Scott Rajoppi placed second The Aeek at Lincoln Inferiors in knoc hockey while John Playgrourid started off with Horowitz placed third for Jr a snow-tone party, which S25 MIUBURN AVENUE boys 4-square The girls seemed to cool everyone off spent a quiet day playing On Tuesday, the playground SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY checkers in the am and planted its gardens The jacks in the pm Place kids designed their own pots 379-2318 coats and furs winners in checkers were then planted little marigolds Dahlie Dawson, first. in them misses, juniors, preteens, boys and infants Beverly Dorl second, and Also on Tuesday was the Jenny Major and Lizty Tournament of Champions Dawson were tied for for the boys, Bobby Murphy third. Winnersin jacks were and Billy Murphy took first Lizzy Dawson, first, Dahlie place for ping-pong singles Dawson second and Jenny and doubles. Harry Murphy Majors third. The day ended came in second in 4-square with a novelty obstacle for juniors. course running, jumping, Events for the week in- swinging, digging, etc 1 Winning the event for the cluded a fishing game, Ovt-.M 2b yt'.ir^ of yitvtct iv. iho *UM!" girls was Jenny Major and bubble gum-blowing con- 730 Morris Turnpike SHOH1 MILLS Paul Aliment for the boys test, nature knowledge, kickball game and a cracker nearA&P 376-2575 off Due to bad weather on Wednesday, the cook-out and whistling contest Harry and girls' tournament of Murphy seemed to take the champions was postponed honors in the bubble gum The girls went to Edison for blowing contest by winning Visit our new FUR SHOP three of the categories their tournament on see and feel, taccoon, tox opossum mink Thursday Winning first Harry won for the biggest place trophies Mere Dahlie bubble, the smallest bubble GEM WISE rabbit, cuny iamb all in the most tempting ol Dawson for noc-knockey and the messiest Jamie new tashions and Ejeanne Fellows for Lobo won for the oddest checkers Other place bubble Bit Hennon for a Every coat, jacket, fur and winners were Beverly Dorl, double bubble, and Nancy by RatphO Loremon, second in chess, Meggan Cooper for being a non Certified Gemoloets! snowsuit reduced at least 20% Tully third in horseshoes, bubble blower Harry You can now acQune Murphy won the cracker and Meggan Tully ?nd •100% cashmeie wrap coat, teg $194 Beverly Dorl 3rd in hor and whistling contest by the fact he was uncontested seshoes doubles OEM OK IMF, SI \ now $149 Last week ended the race hurl) inhabitant* of St. John * Ulaml •Leathei hood coal reg $210 now$169 While the girls were busy for the trophy The winners r«lU*d it ihv "grai of the nun." As such • Wool plush wrap coat reg $98 no/t S76.90 at Edison, the boys kept are as follows: Senior boys. il v. a* ron*>iti**rA(J a talisman ti^airiBt busy with a bubble gum Matt Koine, first place. nightinun-H, frara of darkness, evil • White Stag down-lilled ski |acket. "eg $64 blowing contest, a coloring John Hennon, second; «l»irit& and cmha.iimpnt. IVrtdut, tlw now $51.20 Ittrthstone for Augml, is thi* magic •Warm raccoon iacket. reg $500 now $400. m> Historic. • Tidykin snowsuits 'eg $50 now $40. Si. John, iin inland oft the noiiiittTii »*[> of Kg) pi, v*a* first worked for peridot PATS a* earl\ a* liUM) B.C. At thai linns the now until A ugust 31st place wan known an "The Inland of Serpents' beeuti-c it was infested with HAIR FASHIONS poisonous Hnakt'ft. An Egyptian king Hold your coat with a small derided to have thi* snakes destroyed to A Full Service Salon facilitate prospecting for peridot. The payment on Lay-A way... tttone'a yellowish-green rotor WBN sup- For Men & Women posedly rendered invisible by sunlight. or charge it and you Therefore, workers marked the site* ot night and returned the next dsy to dig won't be billed until October. up the matrritd. St. John is mill the PRECISION HAIRCUTTING major source of peridot. FOIL FROSTINGS Peridot is one of the few getnsiones which or curs in only one color. This particular stone occurs only in green. Of course, the shade* of green do vary. The top grade is a medium to dark, tlightly yellowish-green stone. Very light colored material is called ehrynolitv. MARY, Dark yellow-green to browni«h-green material is known art otivine. Formerly Of The Peridot is a very affordable gcm&tcme 410 ipnngfield ave. / sumpnil / free parking / with a rather stable price. Although hours: 9-5:30; mon. and thur«. to 9 Summit Area larger peridot? may cos! several hun- no salt Is ever final • (me altwatkmt • Irea gilt wrap always dred dollar*, you ran stilt put some sun \ Shown All wool coat in in your life for under 8100, As American Gem Society jewelers, we at \ natural flog $150 NOW $120 LorenKon's are qualified to guide, you 1 Sheared fawn Rabbit with in parehtts*ng *h** ft next quality possi- | Guanaco Collar ble for the price you wish to pay. Has Recently Joined Our Staff I Reg $420. NOW $336 PAT'S HAIR FASHIONS iNg JEWELERS 368 Essex St., Miilburn, N.J. 28 Beechwood Road, Summit 273-1676 379-3450 376-9810 Opon daily 9:30 to 5:30 THESUMMIT HEKALD,THURSDAY, AUGUST 11,197?

Route 78 ... (Cont.) SUMMIT CENTER PRE-WORLD WAH I - Haw many changes can you count that have taken place in the tome 65 years since thus picture WAS taken? Least changed is the Melrose Building on Earlier this week, The Summit point we agree. the right, which remains the tame, except for the Herald received a nice letter trom a However, the long raoge clocktower, which was removed in 1837, and the gentleman who lives on New York ramificatiotii of our friend's new-found "W.H. Rogers" sign, which adorned the building City's east side and who also owns a driving pleasure are both grim and from the lime of its erection in 1907 until 18T4, home in Clinton. chilling to the Summit Area. How long when it followed the drug store across the street. will it be before Summit becomes the The gist of the brief letter is u> More obvious differences are the horse and east to west automotive corridor for horseless carriages, here in the ratio of about commend Summit and our Police those seeking to hook up with Route 78 Department for being gracious and &even-t«-two, the parasols and long skirts, and in Berkeley Heights? We don't think it the vacant lots. The towering trees, wide polite In brief, our letter writer now will uke very long »t all uses Summit to book up with Route 78 sidewalks and telephone poles disappeared m iti Berkeley Heights and points west iii If approval is riot given soon to 1925 when Springfield avenue was widened and order to get to his home to Clinton In complete the Route 78 "missing link" repaved, and those carriage stepping stones on his letter, he says "One month ago the between Berkeley Heights and the right probably went loag before that The long awaited limited-access artery Springfield, Summit and New McClay Building was erected on the left linking Summit and Newark Airport 1'rovidence, which lies in between, will foreground lot in 1*3, the Central Building on was quietly opened. Two weeks later become more and more jammed with the other corner in 1825, and the HasscU Building we discovered it Happily we abandon traffic? Is this what we want? on the side of the wooden building shown and the Route 22 - our companion of 15 years If it's not, then we urge those who are adjoining vacant lot in 1828. The bank with its ( and) enter Summit " Our writer adds interested in Summit's future, to let corner entrance (the only revolving door in that during the last seven days prior to their legislators know that Route 78 Summit) was completely remodeled into the the letter's date of August 6, the family must be completed as quickly as present building in 1028, its thirtieth year on that has passed through Summit 24 times possible before our streets become site. And those bay windows just beyond the and visualizes 86 Summit trips each clogged with out-of-town traffic bank have long since been removed. Of course, Summit was never meant to be a »

Taking she State's Pulse Thanks, Beacon Hill Swimmers Schools Get Good Grades in Eagleton Poll New Jersey's public MTIIOOIH have passed the t«st in an tCagletqn Institute their M-houls art- to be expected < Rutgers University i poll, the New Jersey Education Association reports The public schools fared extremely well compared to another stale in On behalf of all the needy kids in to date have not had many breaks ill The poll, done in May. showed thai parents of school-age children were stttutlon government In a similar survey done by Kagjeton, 78 per cent of life. most satisfied with the schools in tlieir own communities When askwl Slate resic&nts questioned in May said that State government was either town Uiis year who were chosen u> go "somewhat corrupt" or "very corrupt " In addition, 82 per cent viewed the This specie! endeavor by Hea***™ "How would you rate your child's school''." 73 per cent of the respondents 1 un a two-week camping vacation v:;i said they would ssu- Uieir own public schuoi e»cfiitsu or gwuu " iiaUGii«; government ir, those terms, ssd SO p^r ceo! £^w ••>"=] gov^rnrr** "* the Summit Herald Fresh Air Fund, a Hill's Swim Club to hefp their younger the same way neighbors is a demonstration that As might be expected, approval rates were higher in sumiroan areas In u heartfelt "thank you" goes to all the category labelled "Smaller Cities and Older Suburbs." 87 per cent of tin: Trie government survey paralleled the school survey in that residents, persons who participated in the recent Summit cares. respondents in those areas. rE!~3 schools "good" or "•>«'•»*!!<•"< " In th*> were more positive about things with which they had direct dealings Just as Beacon Hill Club's swimming team The Summit Herald thanks aii those "New Suburbs," 79 per cent rated schools in the highest classifications, parents with children in public schools viewed the schools more favorably marathon which raised $323 58 for the who participated in this generous and while 74 per cent of rural residents gave schools top grades than residents with -so school age children, respondents thought politicians fund, which now stands at a record thoughtful fund-raising endeavor It is Even in large cities, 55 per cent ol those who answered the poll uue*liont they had direct dealings with were less corrupt than tliose they had not dealt $5,845 comforting to know that here in called the schools "good" ur "excellent with In s survey taken in late last January and early February, 59 per cent of Special thanks go to Beth Maher and summit there are many who will go out Ratings dropped the farther away the respondent was. (rorn public schools When residents who have no school-age children ure included in the those questioned said the income tax should be allowed to expire nest June Andy Nestler who conceived and of their way to help the less fortunate 20 However, an overwhelming majority favored keeping the programs directed the program for the benefit of And for that, we are extremely proud ex funded by the tax The provision for property tax relief won approval from per those small Summit boys and girls who and grateful. 84 per cent, while 75 per cent favored increased state aid to local schools And, although 59 per cent said the present tax plan should expire next The lower image of the public schools among residents without school age summer, 56 per cent approved of the whole plan together (the tax, property children may be due to widespread negative publicity about school funding lax relief, increased aiu to local schools, and limits on State and local uncertainty and court battles, NJEA believes Since it Is the nature of the spending) news business to give more "play" to aberrations from the norm, state residents read and hear more about the problems o( the schools than their Eagleton Poll analyst Mark Schulman noted that while the income tax alone was unpopular at the beginning of the year, homestead rebates may miecisMiB change those altitudes somewhat NJEA also notes that the state's largest newspapers are located in urban Eagleton analysts also noted that previous Eagleton polls have found ilia! centers Uke Newark, Jersey City, Patenon, Camden and Trenton, older an income tax which includes property tax relief is preferred to sales tax cities with more numerous public education problems "Hies* newspapers increases vsith no property las redactions Slings and Arrows are the only source of information on schools for many state residents NJEA President Judith M. Owens sums up the poll results by saying that, The slate's old cities usually have physical plants in poor condition "by and large, the public views the public schools in a positive light compared to schools in both older and newer suburbs, and also have large "And while the initial feeling about the income tax may have been Too Heavy, Man, Too Heavy numbers of students in the lower socioeconomic strata Given conditions negative, the public now realizes that the income tax package means lower such as these, poll results showing suburban residents more favorably about property taxes and increased State aid to schools," Ms Owens con :lud(s

Did you ever get the feeling that the Governor Byrne said right now he Know Your Rights old quip, "No one is sane except you needs Mr. Sagner as a transportation and me; and sometimes I'm not too consultant. Mr. Sagner is concerned; sure about you" is all too true. he knows about conflict of interest. Is Judicial Hearing Required Before Involuntary Hospitalization Recent events seem to point up the Governor Byrne concerned? No. But, tendency for irrationality to prevail. what really seems strange, is that all 0UJ The following material is excerpted from an American Civil Liberties hospitalized involuntarily Unfortunately, most of states fail to spell 'he Just a glance at recent news stories along I thought the commissioner's job and the Port Authority chairmanship Union Handbook, "The Rights of Mental PutteMn," by Brute Kurds and manner in which those hearings should be conducted would seem to confirm this suspicion. l.ortn titegel. The paperback can be purchased st thr American Civil What elements are required to make the nonemergency proceeding Just tills week, an investigator were full-time jobs. Now, I find out Liberties llnton. 45 Academy Strett, Newark. 07102. meaningful? alleged that some $1,500,000,000 of the they are really part-time jobs with + + + Notice. The prospective patient should be given written notice of the funds spent on the Alaskan pipeline full-time salaries. Can that be What does "nonemergency" iiospllalliatlon mean? purpose, time, and place of the hearing, and should be notified sufficiently in were literally squandered because of possible ? Emergency hospitalization is usually for a definite, limited period of time advance of the hearing to allow time for preparation. The notice should mismanagement. If this report is Lest you think this "nuttiness" is In many states, the maximum period of emergency hospitalizatiofi is five specify the statutory basis for the proceeding and should tell the prospective correct, then the state of Alaska has limited to this country, take heart; a days or less In others, the maximum is 15 days, or even longer, but very lew patient exactly what he or she has done or said that suggests he or she is states authorize emergency hospitalization (or longer than 30 days mentally ill, or dangerous more than a cursory Interest, since tax recent letter from a Danish friend Nonemergency hospitalization, on the other hand, is usually lor an in Counsel Generally, the court should appoint a free lawyer for every money is forthcoming. But, apart from advises that because of high unem- definite period, or for long periods (two months, six months, or a yrar prospective patient who can't afford a lawyer, and should do so well before possible monetary gains, it would ployment and soaring prices, Danish which can be renewed time after time. the oate set for the hearing appear that pipeline workers have lawmakers are contemplating extra What procedures govern nonemergency hospitalization? Cross-examination The prospective patient and his-her attorney should extraordinary strengths. So much so value-added taxes. So what, you say? The procedures vary from state to state A few states, including New have the right to cross-examine each doctor or person who submits that more than one worker was able to Well, believe it or not, cigarettes in York, Hawaii, and Maine, authorize people to be hospitalized against their evidence, either oral or written, that forms a basis for his-her work 160 hours in a 168-hour week Not Denmark cost $2.25 a pack, or $22.50 a will for long periods of time whenever two physicians certify thai those hospitaltatlon Unless the doctor is available for cross-examination the bad. So much for the boastings of the carton. With the new taxes, per pack people are mentally ill and need treatment court should exclude any report submitted by the MB cost.would rise to $3.00. And to quote Fortunately, if there is no emergency, most states require a court order The above arc answers to general questions. Any specific inquiries should after the opportunity for a judicial hearing br'-"r? -". r:!*rKnr* mr '«• K ttH » iifid lid tt Think that's an isolated incident? my friend, she adds, "People still Not so Just a week or so ago Alan smoke." consortium of merchants -." So, there you have it. One day 1 I wonder who he thinks will Sagner, recently-appointed as pay for any shortfall in chairman of the Port Authority, ten- would like to hear a full news report 1 Letters operating revenues Carful Looking Backward dered his resignation as the state without misery, without pain and umtir analysis indicates that there Commissioner of Transportation. Was without some illogical nonsense will be considerable It will the resignation accepted by Governor reported Is it possible? More info Needed be the city of course, and Byrne? You guessed it, it was not; w.S. (Editor's note: To the where does the money corner anonymous person who from? Property taxes. signed hlmself-herself "A Eighty-five Years Ago Hie city was hit by a nounced plans to locate in Second, Mr. Stampes' cloudburst which dropped Concerned Parent" comparison of 90 percent vs. Plans were announced for Summit at the site of Chase regarding the I.uvlim Court possible extension of 3.8 inches of rain in less than Department Store, Beech- 75 percent occupancy rate is one-half hour area, please contact the misleading because he is Highland avenue, now wood road and Springfield editor of The Summit comparing two different Maple street between At the Strand Theater: avenue Herald. Additional In- Springfield and Deforest Leja DePietti and Joseph llffiHilllHllltliimillli things without defining formation is necessary them. The STA's 90 percent avenues Schildkraut in "The Heart As a result of a plea for before The Herald can be of figure is the percent of Thief" paperback books from a service.) spaces occupied when the A larger proscenuium and Summit resident stationed lot Is filled to capacity The an asbestos curtain were 4*0 in Viet Nam, more than ERALD STA is also acquainted with Installed at the Casino, 67 Twenty-five Years Ago 35,000 books had been sent in SUMM Questions Statements Woodland avenue Editor, Summit Herald: the 75 percent figure, which Mrs Samuel Phelps of a ten-month period of time Is the maximum revenue Summit avenue donated an with the help of the Summit Quality Weeklies of New Jersey | In the July 28 issue of the Eve E Forbes, Publisher that can be expected from up-to-date iron lung to Area American Red Cross Audit Bureau of Circulation | Herald under "STA and Contracts for construction Norman E. Rauscher, any lot Overlook Hospital Nsw Jersey Prsss Association | Chamber Collide on of the Township huilding at Editor Parking," what was pur- In conclusion, those in- National Editorial Association I 71 Summit avenue were CIBA golfers won the Kenneth W. Pearl of Betty McAndrews, ported to be the "second of terested in the complete awarded to the low bidders: Maplewood was named three articles" was only a STA report to Council on the Summit Herald Trophy at Associate Editor Published by The Summit Herald 1 David F. O'Rourke, $5,400 the annual Chamber of executive director of the very Bitiall part of the tiered parking facility may for masonry, and J.W YMCA Lucy Meyer Every Thursday at 22 Bank Street | second article released to see one at the Summit Free Commerce summer outing Associate Editor Hughes, $2,387 for car- at the Homestead Golf and Summit, New Jersey 07901 1 the press Therefore, I Public Library pentry Thomas J. Piemonte believe a couple of Lyle E. Fox County Club, Spring Lake. **• Advertising Manager Entered as Second Class Matter | statements made by Mr. President, Summit Tax- At the Strand Theater: Five Years Ago October 5,1889 at tne Post Office 1 Stampes should be put In payer's Ass'n. Spencer Tracy and The League of Women proper perspective. 7 Lower Overlook road Voters launched a land-use Summit, New Jersey, under the I Fifty Years Ago Katharine Hepburn in "Pat First, he says, "The and Mike " study. Act of March 3, 1879 | The city announced the Chamber never suggested They Deserve Better opening of two new streets, At the Penny Lane Players: "The Frince that tax money be spent on Editor, Summit, Herald: Including Canoe Brook ALL DEPARTMENTS: 273-4000 the parking garage" but *** Prog". Well-shaped shrubbery parkway and a street to run Ten Years Ago S7 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BACK COPIES 30c EACH goes on to say "a from Plain street south to In production by MMT: municipality can borrow surrounding the World War Muir's of East Orange, a "Guys and uoils". I Memorial in Gensemer River road. department store, an money at a lower rate than a (Continued on P#ge 7) THfcSUMHIT HERALD. THl'KSOAY, AUGUST 11, 1977 CAGfc?

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Livingston Your Elected Officials lc4ninMi«n,plwii Services were held Corner yesterday in Morrow SeislOth Reunion I'ark, (The Village Green), Memorial Methodist SUMMIT The Class of 1967 from Summit High School will hold its Bv Sftf NCKK MA t.ai completely obscured the Church, M&plewood. 10th reunion on Saturday, October 15 The cocktail hour Spc-iict-r M Mabt-n. hit names of the men of Summit Arrangements were by Kramk H 1 rhi Gerald A Hal. and buffet dinner will be held at the Rustic Manor, who gave their lives in that Smith and Smith Mayor uuiU'ihft&n ttl-Large Watchung formerly known aa Wally's Tavern on the Hill, awlul struggle, i (Suburbani, Springfield starting at 7 p.ni The price is $16 per person and HOMEOWNER'S BOAT COVERAGE lt>M\rtlr nvrnur HI Gtejidal? road reservations should be sent to Susan Unll, 21 Huttiven An infantry veteran of Mr Henderosn was the lt*dB) b etitvitipassliig uuiutriidt-d f>ro§»ert} ji*uin that war myself, who .night president of Alexander & place, by September 15 The coiiiinittee h&t> been un&blc to luxate the following Li>iiir*>»ik«-r'& pi»lic-> i-o*ei* u boat, umlr»» U»«" j»M#f**;it> It well have had the honor ol Alexander Insurance COMMON COt'NCIL muliuudc uf iUks - littr, theft, takt-ti by Iw having his name inscribed Brokers Inc., New York classmates Kicardo Alvarez, Marie Araria Donald Beat, Kathleen Brady, lionald Bnea. James Cameval, di*m«*ge lur the oMtifr'a homr bfiunt in granite, I hope that this City, lor 42 years before M Ward Strand Wind itiHl IH^MMIK! property Uuluftaig Thu cover ugf b av&U&Uke a member ol Mr- Juhi-I Wliltmui, VVat»i*u get ittt we a t-arrtrre tf vour bval daiiliuget pruning, and the walks Bsltusrol Uolf Club. Flatley, Ann Ford, Cecil (jamwell, John Godjas, Undo jauui on Utr turrry M»V«T&. >ou proptlt) around the impressive shaft Springfield, and the New ifi Essex road Cuuntil t'rrtldenl Green* lloberl Greene, Elizabeth Ruerin, Cynthia IM Muunuin avenue hhuuid fit bl * be* fe Ui b^r what mlur). YOU *I* covertd • il your York Yacht Club He was Dr. Murrey M. Itoss Hagestad, Charles Harrison, Elizabeth Heaven, Craig ihi' lauits ot thb> tu\trug< art- boat has u inuUir not r (-arranged Hmning, Thomas Hiendlmayr, Gordon Holmes, Fred Altered years, the .past commander of Wat President t'r& Trm unit tf II is Ktiiplr in juur cuf or 25 hori>r|>owrr II your motor U 17 Dtltary l>l»rr Thiimas W EiutUtn Hudgtn. Mary James, Joseph joluison, Carol Kenny, if >t»u hhimiil have additkmit! la r\ce^ of 25 boiM^innwer II b a of those who made the chung Power Squadron HM Mountain averawr Dean Kilpatrkk, Jill Laughlin, Dean Llska, Deborah supreme sacrifice are no ^r Henderson was a imt-rafce llti ti-rtaln «iiieut addrd to tiuv doubt all but forgotten, but member of the Old Guard, McGuire, Cliristine Megowan, Nancy Meyer, Karen they wore patriots and "Mid Ma'am"" Temple Tulsa ItHj VV*H*Uami uteltur \llr«l K St hrettrr *pc< ifkali) uthurrd. yma bust fur » bist'aii taint churgr Okla Miller, Ilobert Monaco, Audrey Morrison, Joe Moses, In («* fled ilNl.\ II t4ute~!l frulil • better than this Steven Northrup, Juhn Ochs, Linda Ormond, CSiristii vuui |>r«-mtbeh. for up tu 1500 Miis tnfwi A rmtsvi' of Maryland, he 1 wonder how many Oswald, Ktepfien Herd, CarolynPryor,TrlppReeb, Fr«l < liu luutii g trallf r UIMJ outbuard brtiui^hl to you *• * puiilic residents uf Summit even lived in Shtirt Hills More I SUlS ( (It VI\ IIOAHI) Ol- I'M KHOl l>i Kh Ileiti, Kelly Renner, Leslie Hobison, Bill Roper, Bob nutloi I II i?» isyl e ovrrtii (or uervic*" by, ^l'li^itj£.lt M. know the Memorial is there, moving to Summit seven Sax'ory, Debra Sawyer, Alison Scliarfemberger, Alicia Uirfi »hen It In off your MAli! \ INC, 30 Btwrb- Donald K. Moclay years ago I..h«lI Molloul Sherman, Linda Sherman, Nancy Sherman, Craig E»ri-t£trsr» Hie grfttl trmp- woud Kd., Humtiitl, Vh&av: 40 Hawthorne place He leaves his wtfs\ Nor Director Shulti, Anne Slover, Dorothy Smith, Bill Syrnons, Susan callou i.vffrr«-(i Ui Uttr^m has 273-1900. Your out-elop urn . n attughu-j, Ivirb Car i :;? Itoscik V. ;• Tracy, Tom TirrnWe and Tim Wof ford Anyone who has a (ttut|H'ltr(l Uif (UEtipaiiit^ tu KEiewrf to COHiplrfe IKSBUT- B Alston, a son. Dr current address or knows of someone who might, is Neutron Horn!, Decried William N , a brother, asked to call Susan Bntt, 273-7923. Shirley Frith. Kditor, Summit Herald James K a sister. Mrs Waller K I'lrU-h Mn, Kosc Marie Sinnott 64? 1SMH; or Ann Mell 522 1068 There appeins to 1* no Mildred H. liartrnan, and \*n i wUmta bi vci. Kahv»ii 1 HUckburn |itas«\ SumiuU end to the nuclear madness nine grandchildren which the military Thomas VN 1 OHJ; Fverett < Lattintorf establishment is willing to Mrs. Joseph Zetgnei .' IH Ursner ^.treH, t .IHUY H25 I'riisjH-ct avenue, t'lamttetd Rotary Hears ioisi on the American public Mrs Jennie Zeigner ui ui.o Uixpsycr Hnnywraiii Kta iormertv u! The latest lolly is the Summit, and a co-founder I Juarii A Wrbrr Medical H*ad neutron bomb, a smai! with her husband ui ISfcd Fuxwood road. 7W0 tompson avenue- I nion Itosrib Dr William R Nadel, hydrogen device which is Zeigner's of Summit, a medical director at Fair designed to destroy people longtime furniture store Humid J Srvmour Walter t Hurig>ht Oalus Hospital described and ieave properly iniai-i iiere, uiiti i» Suiido< Shi; lit*' irenfe in ;r.cnta! health In these days of concern was (H) (i(l4 Orilturii ftiieri flemington furs (Yanford dunng an addrras before tw€= for human rights and human Born in Brooklyn, Mrs Hotary Club's weekly dignity, ii seems rather Zeigner came to Summit 66 luncheon meeting on incongruous that such a years ago with her husband ,IKKSI:\ srATI: SKNATK. V4th DISTKICT Monday at the Squirt- weapon may be produced and founded the store that Restaurant The production of the still bears their name Mrs Jatiiesl' Vreeland. Jr Before associating witfi neutron bGmb poses several Signer v^as also G"C "f tht- \a Old lane Fair Oaks. Dr Nadel was serious threats to the co-founders of the Jewish Toward. O'lBK tWpul> c-Ouiir*issiar:er fer maintenance of world peace Community Center She was. operations, [X-partraent I>1 in future years: a member of the Summit M« IlKSKV St VtT \SSKMKI.V. -tth IHSTHH'T Mental Health and Mental AUGU 1 If we manufacture the Elks Lodge Auxiliary and Retardation services in New weapon the Soviets will the Order of the Eastern Mis* Barbara A Curran "'"" A (iali" York City nost likely do the same, and Star Ml Springfield avenue 'IH0 lloutl' 46' In his talk, Dr Nadel said both nations will then divert Her husband, who was a Summit. N.J., 07901 I'arntppan* New Jersey ranks 48th in Ini- more and more money and longtime community leader tiation in mental health resources away from vital here, died several years expenditures Hi' said new FUR SALE! human needs to inflationary ago IMTKI) STATr'.S SKNATK studies point out that many Double your savings on military spending. Mrs Zeigner is survived ( lifford 1' t ase Harrison A. Willia and varied pressures arc our entire collection 2 The weapon will do by a son, Matthew Zeigner Kuhwuv Bedminster responsible lor mental nothing more than escalate of Summit, retired president problems Dr Nude! added of fine aualitv furs the arms race, with the of the former family store; a that Mrs Carter, the probable result that future daughter. Mrs Francis Mai! to both Sens ( ai>e und Williams should l»r addressed lYesldent's wife has been SALT talks will be Goldberg of Hollywood Seiiale Office tiuilding Wu\hlngtun. I) ('." Instrumental in promoting Jeopardized Ha., two grandchildren and mental health throughout 3 The neutron bomb, five great-grandchildren I Mill) STATKS HOI SK OK ItKl'HHSKM \TlVt> the nation because it is small and Funeral services were "limited." is more likely to conducted on Tuesday by Matlhrw J Ilinaldu be deployed, since con Rabbi Morrison Bial of 314 Caiuion HOUMJ Office Building. vemtional warheads, tvith Temple Sinai at the Brough Washington, DC M615 Faced With A their awesome destructive Funeral Home, 535 or capabilities, are practically Springfield avenue Burial 1961 MorrU avenue, t'nion. New Jersey 07CW.1 Drinking Problem impossible to use. However, was in Mount Lebanon if this bomb is deployed, the Cemetery i probable result would be NKW JKRSKV GOVERNOR Porhap* Alcoholics escalation to full-scale Mrs. Larry Callahan Brendan T, Byrne nuclear war. Word has been received of State House, Anonymous President Carter in his the death in Dallas, Tex . on Trenton, N J Can Help 1976 campaign, stated that July 25 of Mrs Diane Mary he favored a goal of "zero Callahan of Richardson, Write P.O. Box 315 nuclear weapons." Now is Tex , formerly of Summit the time to ask the President She was 39 Or Call 7631415 to uphold his campaign Mrs Callalian, a teacher. promise and to urge that he moved to Richardson from Judge Griffin Completes Judicial Course not fund the neutron bomb Summit two years ago At Write President Jimmy the time of her death, she I! someone in four tamiljf Carter, the White House, was a member of the Judge Bryant W Griffin, law. The Right to Die, Legal in the program Washington, D C 20500, as Piedmont, Cal Independent of Ridge road, has just Aspects of Organ Trail The National College is an has a drinking problem, you soon as possible School District. completed a Graduate splants. Judges Role Under activity of the Judicial can see what it's doing to Session for general the Federal Rules and Administration Division of DianeGallo Born in Lowell, Mass . Jurisdiction judges at the Opinion Writing were some the American Bar Ihem 92 Tulip street Mrs. Callahan was a National College of the State of the topics included in the Association. But can you see what it's member of St Mark's Judiciary, on the Reno program Judge Griffin, a former doing to you? „„,„ Roman Catholic Church. campus of the University of Attending the Graduate local attorney, is a past 5 Piano, Tex Nevada Session were 50 judges president of the Union Fui information anil I Besides her husband. Mrs "New Trends in The Law. representing 18 states County and Summit Bar help contact Deaths 1 Callahan is survived by two The Trial and Public The participants attended Associations He is also a 3 sons. Scott and Biil a Understanding" was the more than 50 hours of in former president of the AL-A NON """"' daughter, Jill, all of title of the two-week session struction and 10 hours of Summit Area Chamber of Write P.O. Bo> 487 Richardson, her parents, It was designed to keep the group discussions during the Commerce and the Kiwanis Or Call 672 7231 Mrs. Helen White Mr. and Mrs George N nation's judges abreast of two-week period Videotape Club Davies of Union, and a the new developments in the critiques were also included Mrs. Helen White, 83, of brother, George N, jr.. also Summit died last Thursday of Union in the King James Nursing Funeral services wcic WE WILL BUY YOUR GOOD Home, Chatham. held on July 27 at St Marks Funds Sought For Floods . w ... • „ • Church. Burial was in The Summit Area Red Johnstown flood of 1889 and A Mass will be offered , Hj, Ccme( Cross Chapter Is appealing the lesser one of 1936. On Saturday in St. Teresa s rinao<] ' ' for special donations to help last report, 1,408 families AND PAY YOU WELL FOH IHKM Church, following the " it meet its quota of the had registered for Red funeral from the Paul CeraldineC. Ahern estimated $3 million that it Cross assistance, and It was Ippolito Summit Memorial, Geraldine C Ahern of 26 will cost National Red Cross estimated that some 5,500 7 Summit Avenue Locust drive, died on to provide relief to victims additional ones would do so More than 500 Red Cross Mrs White was a former Sunhop ipo::M,r «t !;y the Softball League's semifinal Plain's three-run homer to the Ited CroK» program it» 8uminlt Area Cominuoity Council Porter it »entor vice-prrsldrnl vf the tlottnrs Agetxv series got under way right center in the top of the The Fountain picked another run In the fifth when donor groups this year. Insurance divbtiDQ Ktudenis are Mrs. Dorothy Stolt, Mr llruce Duncan. Mrs Kl&btt- Nordling Dean continued seventh •UUNSED* IKSUftCD' Lee Kroner! reached base Uurnett and Mrs. Drucilla Cooper, all of Summit. (Photo b> Hob Herr> > its dominance of the Magic With a runner on second. Donors are reniindtd th&t on an error, went to third on three-quarter* of the blood Bathroom, Kitchen Rec fUMXn, Fountain as it won the first and Skywind down to the 1 Tom Husifcass single, and Hoi Water Hooters game, 12-9 last out, shortstop Chuck used s! Overtook ttoispUal Poley hit a shot lo left crossed the plate on a and one-hall of all blood Nordling Dean, which sacrifice fly by Jo'1" used is obtained from lied Cubs Upset Braves, Reds Top Loop beat the Fountain in all center, raced around the Specialists in Su*;ifi end Hot Ws Ehrhardl Cross donors uho&e iden- three of their mpetlngn this bases, and Just beat the Commerciti! bin) I'uiustr throw to the plate to tie the With the game still in tities lire known, thus Sitrvr ikKWef b pttfuiiiji da year exploded for seven minimizing the chance of J !nrlpt-d his OWii Ci John Bart/ pitched & mft> Sewuf Corvnecttor runs in the first inning as score and send the game doubt, the winners picked up and Jeff Miller's stickwork thr« insurance ruiis in the trabmiUhig hepatitis No with two hits and Iwo-hil shut oul as ihe Cute (- CAL. L — s eight of tiie first nine batters into exira innings bslned the Cubs uffee! the l< II I > biuttked the PiraUrh, 4-t> i Ai.i. loin I tmmwieu lor oase tills Uncie fviiac'o weBl civWr, b !!i-.:?»!tar Bartz fanned &4 and walktn! is order in the lop of the by Jerry Smith, Torn Kertis into the top spot of the Dave nov> has. B HUls lor Magic Fountain came Ihe year with one game lo go only one, notching his filUi back for three runs in the eighth and then failed to get Cicalese said Bob Files, and ^iimmit Kfiartl ol win ol the year II ni Mall a man out In the bottom ol an error, for a I>-1 lead HecreationS; Minor League lo break Ihe league record third on three consecutive Tlie record was set in 1963 had two hitb to lead thr MnulK mid sacrifice flies by the inning as Dave Cotiroy Kronert, Cicalese and Noe Pond Bowers had a no hitter followed *'"" Skywl"^! lAlua *,af\ Ituit hltN BFtlfM'** fcir bv Hub Sl!!!t'l . «UU tUiltX !cu Torn Cic4titn»r *siiu Craig Lelli tiad the only I'lruie LEASING & DAILY REHjAREHjALL 1 Ennls, and two more In the singles with a three-run Magic Fountain While off the fifth inning with a 34 homer to win the game Doug Dole had two of solo homer, hlfc eighth of the Steve Desmelyk's three hils fourth on a leadof f double by Outswjms Santo Garcia '$ [krer rui; SERVICE Bob files and rbi singles by Magic Fountain finally Nording Dean's total of six yeof ran trtple in lhc> fifth frame It took a hot streak lo get helped'the Reds to a 7-5 triple was the key blow m a John Murphy and Wayne broke Nordling Dean's Miller had a three run s,ix-run second inning that Welchel string of victories by coming Uncle Mike's in the playoffs homer in the second and u come-from-behind victory INDIVIDUAL 09 as they won nine of (heir Clear water over the Dodgers Andy helped the Dodgers outlast HUl LIASINC up with a 6-1 decision to even two-run single in the fifth »>... 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'It?*- ^'ijlit. their best-of-three series at llnai IZ KBIIICS iu finish m a 'lim Hall of the Cubs also Weeks' triple afid Danny FRll PICKUP I DUIVtRV Nscg an had picked In n closely contested Russo's double in the fourth trailing 10-12, rallied in the CKDfT axis one win apiece tie for fourth with Terry's chipped in with three hits up a rjn In the third on Steve swim meet Saturday at bad given the Dodgers a 5-3 last Inning Ken Weeks, iri Dolcl's solo homer before Nordling Dean struck first Lunch, and then won the one Dave Munso fanned IB game tie breaker to get the Clearwater, Noe I'ond Swim lead K C Jacobson had a relief of starter K f the Fountain took a tern as Jack Sturm, Doug Dole Club remained undefeated batters and allowed only 3 four for five day at bat and Jacobson, slammed the Aaot and Lou Dolci all connected chance to play Skywind in hits as the Braves squeaked porary 8-8 lead in the top of the first round by beating Clearwater 227 Husbo knocked in three runs with the bases loaded iind the fifth as Tom Cicalese, for singles with two out in 187 out a 3-2 win over the two oul throwing aninfieid FLETCHER Craig Ennis, and Bob Smith the first inning for what Oougeis Jutr euiu i>Giii (fir rhi. fWtoiirK Ttir Final Standings Noe swimmers won 20 of Eric Anderson had a three popup to end the game LINCOLN MERCURY OftlSUN all came up with base hits proved lo be its only run of the 38 events to bring llwir Amaou drove in two of the ' 68 RIVER ROAD. SUMMIT .. the game Magic Fountain West for four via; at bat plus John Uartz, unloaded Ins good for four runs record to a league-leading 5 Braves' thre* runs 'lYipies fourth homer of the year in SALLS SfcWViCF PARTS-BOOi SHOP Skywind Auto Parts 16 5 pitching the win. his fifth Nordling [>ean took the then proceeded to retire 18 0 by Andy Weeks and K (' ' 522-1000 of the next 19 batten as Lee Magic Fountain 15-* decision of the year the third, a two-run shot lead for good In Use bottom Clearwater's team of Jucobson led to ihe Dodgers of the fifth on Drew Wind's Kronert, in only his second Uncle Mike's 10-11 two runs "Sparky " Murray twirled start of the year, turned in a Uucainl'sDeli 7-14 Cathy Heed. Cardtne Fiynn, a three-hit shut out to s>ruip The Standings one-out double, followed by The Braves beat the W 1, masterful performance Kasl liz Woodard and Karen the Pirates' six-game losing run-scoringsingles by Dole! Clark set a new league and Cards, 12-0, to stay a one- 10 4 Nordling Dean 14 7 streak and l»«lp down the Iteds and Toby Dederick for a 10-« Kronert led the winners' pool record of 'i U2.6 in the half game off the pace Dave Braves i THOROUGHBRED RACING NOW Terry'8 Lunch 10-11 Cards. 6-0 Tony Vecino and lead It picked up a pair of half of the first with a base 200 meter girls' medley Munzo chalked up his third B 7 Suburban Hotel Eric Ijeitz paced the Buc Cubs thru LABOR Biff si;pUi - Insurance runs and next hit and came around to tie relay shut out of the year as he Dodgers 7 *l Masco PBA attack Tom Chapman had Inning when Jack Sturm the score on Craig Ennis' whiffed 15 batters to up his Cards (, y Noe's Ami Paul took two season total lo 100 Joe two of the Cards' three hib> tripled in a run and then Pirates :? 11 firsts (50 meter bock and Amaou had a thrw for four off Murray sewed. fly) as did Noe's Greg The winners were ted by Suburban Nine Bows ltobertson (50 meter back Steve Dold, with three hits and fly i Including a home run, and Toby Dederick. with three Suburban Baseball Rodrlquez' triple and Jack Summit Sharks Sef Three Club Records Hogan's sacrifice fly Rob PARK hits. Magic Fountain league action last week saw Andrew Bernard, Leon Bredahl scared Sum nit's Copper Springs Clarkbon, Carol Holt, Bcv collected 15 hits an exciting extra-inning A determined team of Fern, Mike Eldred and Ken Oceanport, N.J. Garden Stale Pkwy Exil 10S second run on a walk, Iteed and Tracy Chisholm Skywtnd Auto Parts Wok a contest between Summit Sharks fought the strong Weeks with 59 8 and the Green lawns llowets and frees picnic tables sacrifice, and a Springfield took the girls' midget step towards Its third and Springfield, with Maplewood team last girls' junior freestyle relay error Prepares Ballet medley relay with a lime of beside the race track clublike lounges restaurants straight league title, beating Summit coming out on the Thursday point by point, (or was taken by the team of Bredahl played a standout 1:09.6. and also the midget Uncle Mike's in extra in- short end of a 3-2 score after Practice is now going on a final score of 160 14fi in Sue Conlin, Nancy Dumi, game at second base for the freestyle relay with a time 9 RAGES DAILY • FIRST RACE 2 PM nings, 10-7 eight innings. at Copper Springs Beach favor of Maplewood This Lee I>oonian and Ann Quade Skywind had Jumped out As the season comes down Hllltoppers Steve Mid puts the Summit record at 4- of 59.5 (team record) and Tennis Club, Meyer The boys' midgei with a lime of i SO 3 : team to the final week. dleton came up with a sville, for a forthcoming 6 freestyle relay was won by record > Springfield is still in con- sparkling unassisted double production of "Oliver " as a Several records were tention for the cham play In the sixth inning on a water ballet broken Summit winners at diving catch of a line drive Cap'n Sperco Is Selling pionship Under uie direction of this event were Summit, which won the at first base. Beth Brodley and Marcy Freestyle 8 and under, Senior Swingers Golf championship last year, is Henderson, the cast prac- Craig Bernardini with 16 u battling for the third-place Star Parties tices daily to perfect the (team record), 9 and 10, The Pride Of The Fleet... spot in the nine-team synchronized swimming Tracy Chisholm. 15 to 17 Set for September 12 league Summit's record is Fading Fast routines which have been Ann Quade now eight wins and six loses developed in conneciion Backstroke 12 and under The tlui-d annual "Senior champion, as well as run with two games to play Only three more Fridays with tunes from the Laurie Clarkson. Mike Swingers" Golf Tournament nerup Mike UeGiralamo, John Murray took the arc left in August to attend Broadway hit Eldred with 37 2 (team will be held at the Summit have signed up pitching loss for Summit, his the "Star Parties," spon Among the cast members record) Municipal Golf Course on SAGE invites all Summit second against four wins, as sored by the Trailside are Nancy Dunn, who plays Breaststroke 12 and Monday, September 12 residents to Join with their he went the full eight in- Nature and Science Center, Oliver, and Sue CorJin, who under, Carol Holt 13 and 14 fellow golfers in this fall VI, autO., P.S., P.B., AIR, AM-PM nings, scattering eight hits from 10 p.rn to 11 p.m in tne Keith Chisholm This annual tournament is classic Bill Dean urges all stereo w-t«pt, spt. P-s»al, PwinjJ. A '77 Toronado Executive Car plays Artful Dodger Both sponsored by "SAGE", with A double by David Vargas loop area of the Watchung Butterfly, 10 and under, senior golfers to sign up at door tocki* tilt wh»«f, crutw cemtroK women arc Summit the cooperation of the power trunk rett*st, whit* w-r«d Cap'n Spercos Price and a single by Mark Reservation residents Craig Bernardini with IB 8 the Municipal Golf Course c*ttriol*t roof *r»dint.S«c. Mo JW Summit Board of and to turn in scores to the Pollcastro gave Springfield This Sunday at 2 p.m., (team record), 13 and 14, Only 983 ml. Listed new Wls. The water show is an Recreation, and is open to attendant during the month 6 other new '77 Toronsdot w-varloui Its winning run in the eighth Don Mayer, director of annual event geared to Nancy Dunn, and Jack options et various prices. Summit had scored one in Beirne, 15 to 17, Ann Quade all residents, male and of August $7425 Trailside, will lecture on the provide variety and op- female, over the age of 62 "77 Cutlass 4 Dr. Executive Car v a, »uto, PS, P.B., AIR. till when, the second inning on Ed "American Adventure." portunity for creativity The team of Laurie All participants will be tinted gtft&s, r«ar defog., spl. mirror Bill Dean is chairman of notified, in advance, of their pk9. Oelux* wtwel Him, r«dlo. Slk. the committee in charge of Cap'n Spercos Price No. 491. Only 11 mlln. Lilted new te«-off time and will be U2JI0O 12 N*"l Cuiluus In stock lh*> fluting, assisted by Dave placed in s fsurscine with rlouj options >l Aruott, Hurry Kates and others of comparable $5150 Who Attends Union Coiiege? Carl Huus golfing skills. Everyone will Last year more than 40 have a chance to win a prize —. T-^ • Recent High School Graduates golfers participated, Should it rain on Sep- playing 18 holes and winning tember 12, the tournament • Molten (and Fafiers) more than 20 prizes John will be held on September Vohnoutka, the 1976 19 • Veterans SUBURBAN DRIVEN USED CAMS • Businessmen and Women Beach Clubs Hold Fun Days • High School Graduates The annual fun days of the Activities at both • Speakers ol Other Languages Copper Springs Beach and locations were geared for 74 OLDS DELTA 73 OLDS Tennis Club, Meyersville, three-generation partici- VISTA CRUISER Sn. v-«, nito. P.s. and Clover Hill Country pation, with a schedule of 88 ROYM.E P.B., PwinJ., «lr eond. events designed to include 4 dr. MtUn, v-«, auto., VI, Auto, P-5, PI, Mr will l»iKlt w power, AM And Why? Club, Millington, were held PS., P.I., air cond., till Cond., wood Oraln Punal- tfmw, v-rool, cram July 23 and 31, respectively. all of the 1,000 participants. wheel, AM FM stereo, ing, ww Tlrci, Radio. control. M.lll mlln. 3,001 miles. 11.3)4 tnllBi. • To Prepare lor a Career • To Retrain for a New Career • To Qualify for a Promotion -111 'SPECIAL'1'' • To Enrich One's Life e TORON ! 50 OFF ON ANY PIZZA ! xecullve car, V-8, auto, • To Begin Col'.egiate Studies WITH THIS AD 74 PONTIAC LUXURY PS, pa, Air Cond., AM 74 PONTIAC LUXURY UMANS FM Stereo WT«pe, Landau Roof, Moon Roof, LeMANS • To learn English VI, auto., PS., P.B., air Tilt Teleicoplc Wheel, P 4 dr., V-e, aulo., PS. cond., V-roo<, bucket Wind., P Socti I Door P.B., air eorMj., Vrool : FRfldH'S Man « console, AM-FM Locks, JM»mim. sport mirrors, redlo FOR MORE INFORM TI0N :i177n mAm stereo w-tape. 35,904 SPECIAL LIMITED J5,(7J mlln. - " OPEN 7 DAY,S miles EDITION $2595 AUTOMOBILE $2495 STICKER PRICE CALL >l2,Si2, $9450 276-2600 NEW CAR PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT AND DEALER PREP D USED CAR PRICES EXCLUDE m NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH UNION COLLEGE Loslie Prosk of Roselle stands Union Col lew Pm 19 sophomore is the Number 1 ;,in(}iu<> tvnnis pl.iyur on tht; Women's I 1033 Springfield Ave. SUBMARINES Varsity Tennis team MM\ a liboml ;tn.s rrwijoi Mtss Prosk is one ot 2,030 I .•- 518 MORRIS AVE., - SUMMIT,JiL rticenl hiyh icliool ijriidunius who tru uMti^intj thnu f Cranford, N.J. s i ri I 8 V I 1 I I I I •§•• objectives tit Union Colle^i;. 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Alan Buckholti Winners Cited Mmitink Swim Club Larry Sampson, 11 and 12, SUNDAY POOL SPECIAL! first place in the Summit came up and hit a double Saturday, Crestview Club Kevin Mahoney, 13 and 14, Recreation Major League which drove in Tyler with Aw*iding of certlflf*!** swirnmera were defeated Mike Mehoney. by del eating the Red Sox 5-3 the winning run I^ial was le«t week climaxed nearly 2X8-196, but Crestview Individual Medleyi, 100 Gary Tyier scored the ail Red Sox pitcher Conner* two mouth* til art* and swimmers broke three club meters, were won by ° family of 4 fourth and what proved tob e needed as he held the Royals crafu an the Summit records Barbara Schwanhausser the winning run in the third in check the rest of Uis way |>l»yground» Craig Bernardiai had a and Felix Molettert. (H».m.to7p.m.) inning. Chrifc Tarashuk The Royals scored eight Famous for its Ttie merit i* based upon time of 17.7 seconds for 25 The boys' medley relay let Cream. Cai'dy * ^ine Food picked up the win m runs in the first inning and meters freestyle, 8 and wits taken by the (earn af younger brother Paul four more the rest of the neatnest, originality slid Country Club Qotl end Tennis Privilege •pecikl interest tn arts and under; Larry Sampson had John Gilliland, Paul Buntto, Air Conditioned Room to Change In suffered the defeat although way to beat the Y»nk«, 12-0. 20.6 for 25 meters brea*t Felix Moletteri and Mike he pitched well. Royals' pitcher Dave craft*. stroke, 9 and 10, and Paul Color Television Tboie receiving the Mahoney. Ibe 200 metera Earlier the R*d Sox beat Weathers shut out ihe Buntin had 37.0 in 50 meters freestyle relays were both Yanks, pitching a three- award! were Lynn Janstm, breastetroke, Vl and 14, the Royals, 54 The Royals' Edison; EJetnne Fellow*. taken by Crestview teams. -RESERVATIONS ARE LiUI TED- Gerry Hunt had a bard day hitter Ollie Bermaii ted the Other winners for Royals with three R.B.I.s Wllsvn; Damn* Kitten, For the girls, Barbara Sch- on the mound as he walked TaUock; Bit Hennon, Lin- Crestview were wanbausser, Diane CALL TODAY! eight batters. This proved to colu, Maureen McCartiiy. freestyle, a and 10. Fred Thompson, Anne Loan and lee be costly as five of the eight Resident Is Memorial; and Kuth Walz; 13 and 14, Diarit Mary Ellen Koy won, and 887-5403 (•alters scored Ann Jordan, Mabie. Thompson and Nick Dingle; for the boys, Mike Mahoney, The Red Sox entered the 15 to 17, Barbara Sch Paul Buntin, Phil Luberoff . 10 W EASTMANOVtH Mew Fellow Ilir program is cpontorMt 1 r fourth inning with the SCOT* by the Suiiimil Board of wanhaussci and John and John Gittilartd finished tied. Greg Tyler led off with David Garlen of Karen Gillitond. first a walk and the next two Way, has been elected a Kecrestlon under tin Mode with Fresh Peaches batters popped up to the Fellow of the American direction of Mr*. Helen Institute of Chemists Cheater. HAND PACKED Only those degreed Supervised Football chemislss or chemical B. Foxy says ''Let's Go To engineers who have a proven rtcord of at least ten Curran Coll$ Scheduled for Boys years of progressive ex- perience in their profession For Economy 'l"h« Summit Board of helmet iwhite i! possible), are awarded Fellowship by Recreation will again shoulder puds, jersey, ThE Calling tor economy in PREPACKED the Institute Mr Garlen sponsor a supervised football paiitb, tooth guard, RESTAURANT received his bachelor's government, Assembly- football program fur boys in sneakers, atlilclic supporttr FREEZER-PAK degree in chemistry from woman Barbara A Curran grades 4 through 8 begin and cup AT Cornell University and is> of Summit, Republican, 24th nlng Saturday Seplerntx*r 3 Tfit' program will begin 9 currently employed as District, has charged the The program is for Summit a m at Memonai Field and president af Cosraetech Assembly with residents only last Inr approximately two SUMMIT SUBURBAN HOTEL Laboratories, lac. "irresppnsihility" end has announced thai she has To assure that each boy hours in cafee of rain we will returned her unused state will compete with other boys meet at the Edison prescription drug program of his own age and weight. Kcortahiiii Center charge card «*Af*it mtv wilt be placed on Additiotiiil practices lor on** of thr^? MJ'J^IS ae Assemblywoman Curran MINUTE STEAKS, MUSHROOM. CAPS, It's not just cording to an age and weigh! on Wednesday afternoons maintains that the co-efficient after school POTATO, VEGETABLE AND SALAD BAR a Job, As&embly approved ex The program for younger Adults wilh football It's an penditures of more than iinrt KmalW hnyft will lawt Every Friday - Saturday - |7T. .v.jnuTi ,,, B M.iuie al- Advsnture ternoon, Including «rigm weeks and consist af help are stkiyi ••> nintart the ! HtbH Kdison Hecrea'.iun Center Luncueons from $3. Ib *64.OuV,(KIO which was lakrn > in r from an eserov.' account football fundamentals, and by culling 277-4119 I VbH Ormiiwa't to* lunch * P « * I Dinner! from $0.50 with out tABULOUS SALAD BAIi game participation Registration forms are Featuring ft V*?M>?y of t**li?^ l"he two more experienced now available al the SOUTH ORANGE MAPLIWOOD commuter tax money squads (flyweight and Memorial Field Office and 59 So. Orange Ave. 616 So. Orange Avu. Music Kri. & •»!»!- for Your i iilirliiiiinitnl Claiming that legislature bantamweight) will play a beginning August 29 will be members can afford to pay 762-9550 7624384 From 8:30 P.M. schedule against Berkeley available at the Edison for prescriptions, Assem- Heights, Mountainside. Recreation Center Each MONTCLMR PLAINFItlO Professionally blywoman Curran an MiUburn, Chatham Boro. registration must be signed BMd A 209 £ Sir. Si trained Navy psopla nounced that she is spon- Springfield and Chatham by a parent and ac 53 are serving through- soring a bill to repeal the Township companied by a elector's MILLBURN CALDWtU. SUMMIT out th« World, free prescription benefits 790 Mottii TurnpiU 34t •Uwnfleld Avtflu* Each boy will tired u good certificate of good health 376-M63 226 0M4 570 Springfield Ave., Summit, N J. |20i 1273-3000 Ext. 400 See your Navy The registration deadline MrtiQMii:itMMAM..I.0nilt,ttMM1 recruiter or call is Thursday, September l toll-free SdO-041-SOOO Jeffrey To Attend EVERY DAY EXCEPT SAT Dartmouth These fine rettaurtntt are recommended for your dining • * * M.Y. TIMES Mark Jeffrey, a three- year veteran and captain ol . .they offer you good the Summit High School and pleasing atmosphere LOBSTER tennis team, will attend that make each meal an exper- Dartmouth College this fall ience. as a member of the Class of DINNER 1SB1 WHOLE STEAMED MAINE LOBSTER Jeffrey, who won the INCLUDES DRAWN BUTTER, BAKED POTATO. Union County championship S Highland Place UNLIMITED SALAD, HOT PERSONAL BREAD in 1977 with a 25-1 mark, is wrplrp on tbr$qimrr Maplewood Center LOAF. VEGETABLE, COFFEE AND ANY expected to play for the Big inolcitr Call 763-3083 Green tennis squad He was For Graciws Dining HESIAURANI named most valuable player at Summit in 1976. Murray Hill Square A friendly plan to enjoy » delicious meal 50 YARD Jeffrey also was the Union 45 Floral Ave., Murray Hill, NJ of seafood or continental, American dishes from our extensive menu. County individual champ in Open Daily for Luncheon & Dinner 1976 when Summit was the Brunch S.m.d on Sunday 11 AM-3 PM LUNCHEON - DINNER - COCKTAILS 522 SOUTHERN BLVD., Suburban Conference Dancing & Entertainment Fri. & Sat Eve». champion He is a member Call for reservations • 464-6880 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP, N. j. of the National Honor CLOSED MONDAYS FEATURING A VARIETY OF DELICIOUS... Society and a National Merit Reservations Accepted Scholarship commended "CREPES" t hosts Tony and Amefea Scut scholar. A Full Menu Family Restaurant - W» Honor Am»rl«*n Elprasi His older brother, David, is a member of the Class of !N THE SPOTLIGHT 1379 2*. DartrnmiUi The son 'TRY ONE OF OUR of Louis R. Jeffrey and Mrs CONTINENTAL DINNER ENTREES" CAPTAIN'S ' 1.4 Susan Skilling of Summit, he is undecided about a college GALLEY major. LOBSTER REBELbfON A comfy-cozy, rustic atmosphere complete with tiffany FAMOUS f OH OUR William Jitttau SANDWICHES* STEAKBURGERS BOILED FtCSi AURANT ANO COCKT*H LOUNGE shades makes the Captain's Galley (formerly Sweet UNOER NEW MANAGEMENT PLUS SALAD BAH Quahly Lockl jili Ctedii Cards Honored NEW ENGLAND" FAMILY DINNING GRACIOUS Charity's) just the right choice for your next luncheon or EXECUTIVE BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE 4.95 (SUN-FBI) oinner engagement. mru Sat II: JO AM. to 3 A.M. Noon to mlCnlsht Su LOBSTER — LUNCHEONSD*H• - JACKET REQUIREDAFTER4 10 Dinners: Swvod from 4:30 Bun. 12 8 A satisfying luncheon menu offers a variety of Jumbo M»in Si Colonial Viitagn. Chatham ~ Ctosttf MOM Sandwiches. The service is always pleasant but fast so you BSo Passaic Ave. Chatham OUR SIDEWALK CAFE OPEN DAILY can be assured of keeping that one o'clock appointment. The dinner menu features predominantly seafood ENTERTAINMENT TUES. THRU SAT~| CAPTAIN'S GALLEY although there is a choice New York Sirloin available for RESTAURANT Luncheon (FORMERLY SWEET CHARITY'S) you landlubbers, and also a fine selection of the Jumbo Listing Available QU* SPECIALTY STEAMED Sandwiches for those of you who prefer a lighter dinner, Dinner SEAFOOD & STEAKS Cocktails CLAMS fhe seafood entrees are simply outstanding especially the Ride education committee, m- were Elaine Aikenhead, Mia BdUcaHonal Program l)r stlluted an alter-s>chool Andersen. 'Jinny Bsrden. Arthur A c k e r in a n program "Introduction to Caroline Fionilay, Linda FOR SUMMER FUN Arboretum president, Nature" which met Clare, Betsy Crawford, Henry Gary, Summit regularly during the 1974-75 Kalhy Knglett Logan ADD A PATIO . . . schools' science coor school year lieesiin, Barbara Greer, diiiator, and Dr Kichwd 1. In 1976, funded by a grant Lynn Hanlon, Pat Howey, Fiander, Superintendent o! from the Summit Junior Klaim- Johnson, Helen Petto Block Schools, agree Ihul (lie League, Mrs Krieger was Koch, Ceil Leltz, Sandy sucee&i of ihf program appointed dirwlor of an McDonald. Ann Moody, Rectangular Rluo»tona ensures continued close educational program Judy Newbold, Mary cooperation between the designed to coordinate will) Fainter, Dianna Potter, Brick Arboretum and the Summit the class vuirfc of primary Joanne Qu&ntz, Anne Reed, Flagston* PASSING THE GAVEL - Retiring Grand Knight Osnlrl Vrglh. passrs thr gavel to thi public school system grudci Kindvrgarden Kay Reeves, Elsa Russell, new Grand Knight, Robert /.U-MT nt the r«entlj-held iitttalltttimi crmnonirt of thi The groundwork for the through MX nnd. with Mr Doll Seigel, Marge Sch- Knights of Columbus, Springfield Council. No. &S60. at Saint James Church. S|iringfifld. program was set down us, Gary, worked out the v.allie, Dorothy Smullen, Lacking on from tell to right are John i'isano. chancellor. Edward J Warhol, dktrlrl far back as 1W73 wtmn wilh "Networks to NMure" Margaret Spurgcon, Bar or ADD A REDWOOD SUN DECK deputy; Joseph K<*fe, district w&rdrn and Raymond Oakea. deputy grand knight Olhtr The (Sparing staked off in series Seventeen different tmra Stockton, (iretel officers tnsUlt.tl included Anthony V. (iraitano, financial sftrrtary. Arthur Kiotida. building lots. Krud Belding lessons were devHn^ed to Stubbs, Bea Webb, Jenny FOR OUTDOOR PLEASURE recorder; Charles 0 Jacques, treasurer; Klchard Galante, iiisldp guard; Nicholas optimistically asked l)r '>*' '!l specifically with the Westfall, Sandy Wilkinson. Jolve, outside guard, and Frederick M Edwards, advocate. Nlruliu Kpitcapo. l.oub Kinnder to meet with her, children's regular Margy Jlobh. and. in the lirvltaquii and Vcglta wire named trustees, whitr Daniel ltut\is is lectuirr lOiivo Otferlei lieed, owner of the classroom studies office, Betty Armstrong and FENCING. . . for safety and privacy Photo) properly, and Jeannelte tCinphasuin^ natural Hetty Beardsley Mlddlebrook, onuthologi&t science the lemons were Ab plans are formulated and retired principal of geared also to social studies. art for the fall program. hew Roosevelt School, to di&cu&s ' languagg e arts, and the volunteers are •ought lo STOCKADE • PQS1 and RAIL potential uses of an ar —« ~ " ----' .::;!:::;.'::;•!:::•;;; rc-iilaoe Ihi&c s,-h.. h;.».. hmi Gas Low, Resident Makes boretuni by the Sumniil <»'"eil students as well as SPLIT POST and Roil — LOCUST POSTS brhoolt Enthusiastic aboui '-h'-'se w-ith 'Wi* fifurtne l^i- U^i ^ ...(^^ problftrilS Uai't K IT WHITE CEDAR ROUND POST and FENCE antlcipaTed clo.se program (1 Emergency Plane Landing cooperation between «n ieacherh, ami usually arboretum and the- Kt-hool teacher-aides nd four Krancis Hoibatt of Summit, escaped serious injury July 26, when his Cessna two seater sy&leiu anil gave strong mothers, accoiii|>amed thr i ^upj,K)rt to (he arboretum students on ail Arboretum Knheld, Mass. The plane came to a half on a lawn Just 50 feet from a home Responsible lor much of Horbatt suffered minor cuts, while his passenger, Janet Thompson of Princeton was Resident the success, of the program, unhurt, police said. l>r Ackerrnan (xmils out, The forced landing at about 12 39 a m was made necessary when the plane ran out of Earns BA was the dedicat ion of over 30 gas and Horbatt had to make an emergency landing The plane was enroute lo Bar volunleers whu actively Harbor, Me when Horhatt found he was low on gas and tried to rr&ch Bradley Airport tn 01PtNDABlE BUILUJNG MWASIAtS nearby Windsor Locks, Conn James A Powell of participated us group The only apparent damage to (he plum- was a right wing und to one of the wheels Summit has received his leaders or teaching bachelor of arts degree in assistants Some con FREE PARKING international affairs from cenlrated (in information l-ewis and Clark College, received in seminars on The Portland, Or He was among Botany of the Arboretum New Book by Resident Recounts 284 students awarded un taught by Professors Rol>ert dergraduate and graduate nnd Florence Zuck of Drew degrees in recent com University :>ih*-rf* <•<"! mencement ceremonies at History of Beneficial Finance (he college The growth of a small earners from the high in District 22 Serra Inter Powell is the son of Mr finance off Ice in Elizabeth to terest practices of that time. national covering the Arch and Mrs John Fowl! of a top financial corporation, When Mr. Williams diocese of Newark Summit with assets of over $3 billion retired in i972, he was ts told in a newly-published executive vice president. book. "You reGoodtor More Beneficial Management The Story of Beneficial Corporation. Early in his Corporation 19131975" by career, he had transferred Summit resident George M. from the management Williams headquarters to the loan THE SUMMIT EXPRESS CO. IMC. More than just a office and came up through 66-76 RAILROAD AVENUE H £ III chronology of corporate the operating side of the growth, Mr Williams' book business draws on his personal ex- Following assistant Agent for V! 358 MILLBUN ME.. MILLBM 467-1583 perience of 47 years as an manager training in several executive with Beneficial branch offices, he served as Included in the 322-page office manager in various KHILS STAR11NG BELLPli Affi., HONTCLAIR N. J. 783-7536 illustrated book are not only locations in New Jersey and MONDAY AUti. Mr Williams' personal Pennsylvania Subsequent- IST1I MON I-'RI 10 insights, but he has added ly, he headed operations A.M. » »\M SAT the accuracy of two years of in various sections of the THA. 5:M> DISCOUTVT PRICES research and various country ALLIED VAN UNES publications, including Active in numerous documents iound at the community endeavors, Mr Library of congress. Williams has been a In addition, he has added volunteer management Levis personalizing accounts from consultant for the Arch- 277-0315 REGULAR MANNING'S in-depth interviews with diocese of Newark, A PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE Beneficial veteran em- member of the Service ployees and the files of Corps of Retired Executives corporate leaders and has served in Korea and According to Mr Kenya with the Inter- MOVING & STORAGE sos DENIM STRAIGHT LEG $16.00 Williams' account. national Executive Service (with Leather Patch) Beneficial growth came Corps In addition, he is 11OO about with the birth of the governor elect of the si«. DENIM SUPER consumer finance industry sparked by the efforts of the Russell Sage Foundation to STRAIGHT LEG a a • ar m establish small loan 17.00 business to free wage 646 DENIM FLAIR LEGS Plaut in High CORDUROY - 16.50 11.99 Allied Post STRAIGHT LEGS-FLAIRS Jonathan Plaut of Ashland 11*99 road, has been appointed SI««M«PREWASHED DENIMS 19.50 director, Environmental Who's Coming Control for Allied Chemical '* COLORS 14.49 Corporation, Morristown. COLOR STRAIGHT LEGS 14.50 Reporting to Mr. Plaut will be the occupational CORDOROY STUDENT 11.99 health, pollution control, To Town! 15.50 safety and loss prevention, BOOTS CUT CORDS and product safety control functions. Mr. Piaut was 11.99 formerly director, product 717 STUDENT CUT DENIMS 15.75 safety. BOYS' SIZE 8-20 *lf% 9/ Mr. Plaut has an MENS' SXt ^^11.9 /€ 9 engineering degree from BEAUTY SUPPLIES NEW FALL LEVIS SHIRTS Perm State and a law degree from Georgetown University. He has lived in wholesale • retail MANNING'S Summit since 1963, and is a REGULAR PRICE DISCOUNT PRICI member of the Civil Rights Division here RIDER PREWASHED 18.50 14.49 Take A Break DENIMS STRAIGHTS by A! Stone DENIM OVERALLS 20.00 15.99 W* may "«t rriiifn thi tlfittion «l fhost who flkt ut, but *i «lw*yi 23.00 17.99 r#sprf cf Hi#kf Bootf lutfpfnvnf PREW ASHED OVERALLS Tftt only u(l IMnfl to 0a D*M»d • SPECIAL 14.49 on'l tt»tk it pat !l PREW ASHED DENIM FATIGUES 19.00 Ing ltttwp«nilty tor •xctedlnB th« CURLING IRON PREW ASHED CARPENTERS 18.00 13.99 Artn't coffe* prlc*i temfthlrtgf Haw •ytn fh« AN HoTtt 2734848 570 Springfield Avenue ni ii 273 3003 WE SUMMIT HERALD, THE NEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEiUHTS DISPATCH, THE CHATHAM CKfcSS, THURSDAY, AUtiUOT 11,IS"

SUMMIT BOARD OF REALTORS BERKELEY HEIGHTS MLS, It NEW PROVIDENCE

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SUMMIT OF LUXURY "FAIREST OF THEM ALL!" !> 21 21 !1 21 Jl JI il 31 21 Jl 21 II tn our opinion, ouiol &o m«ny n&iings the |*f It* it n^M •• COLONIAL RANCH it (Mid IBQ'i.) 4 bftdrmi, 2 b*fhi, «xtf* t^ea*. ttvft tot, i JUST REDUCED 21 5 MAKOAftETK SHGf ARO AOENCY. BRAYTON SCHOOL 2 occupancy, * bfttfrnom 1 BRANDNEW LISTING Cap*, itvinf runt, dining 31 r csift, ktKfrttn, fern My ir

THE STAFFORD AGENCY WiCKHAM WOODS UftSJV U UA,!^ 10 Bank St., Summil 273 1000 WATCHUNG [«&Sun. Mre. Curtis 277 2917 \ Chsftiftm 1 own tit tp Home tefetures t«ntr»t . blOSt Li I it oil

SEE 80 HOMES AT ONCE! SPACIOUS RANCH Call or wriln im Hominy in, cu RANCH to tniev in rftn nssrty (t*w rtnet) Houtt I l i yue..'hy«n S.ll <(**«'"« ov»n. central **tuun« »(«J ..- wtlh your own Nature Walls «nd f*rtv«t« UftOge leaatng to coseihenins. lull 6***m«nl wttti buftiOe tnwsntt i ' Play how *8 Res! Seclutioni 4 Bedrooms, 1 Rath*, J Powder atre earner t*t Vou can move in ttui month Call I>C«I Mourns. 6tg«nm f-«nuty Hoom opening on It) f#tio I Wood burning Fireplace! Laundry off Kitchen a r«*i itepsflven So many, many evtrai walt-to-waii carpel mo fir?p«;. $!**:•»•<• ssrage door openert, automatic tawn sprinkling syttem, etc Atkins i.M.SSl). Often Invited 785 Springfield Ave., C*it Ui To tns MOUNTAIN AGENCY-Realtors Si Summit Avenue Summit 273-8000 I7J-HIJ SUMMiT R«*ltori JI3 SprtnftielO Awe . Sir mm* 5 EvEi & S«r,i 444 S?SS, IT3-5?S3. 27* 325? Other offices: Caii us. . . 2737010 Murray Hill 464-2100 You'll be so k tor our (urren? Hpmei For Living Ma$ai:rit Wsrren 8472001 Evenings »rtd Sunday CaM n McT»m»vy, 2J7-CS7* Connie Schmidt, *fe4 it*4 HOLMES Chatham 6358200 glad vou did I [~REAt ESTftTElOR $ALE~1 CIIUUIT COLONIAL CAPES (BARGAIN BUYS) SUMMIT CHATHAM TOWNSHIP OFFERS PLEASE SUMMIT — i bedrooms jaieusv parch, mint condition This four b«droom Cape ii ready (or Immediate occupancy SUMMIT — 4 bedrooms alum. sitf. mini eond. CONOOMtNIUM and is In good »hep«. N« root, new aluminum. ilHimi aeKR. HOT- — 4 Mdrooms - (ft*, turn, rm. - hn* *«xe* Honaesaacse MS«aMC«Mt«CK»^«y-€af1H««MMtMW«^«C SM.Me. NEWPROV - 4b^aroomi tl*n t*C rm -pitio p Oarafit' AC, all appiiancei. WW NEWCOtONIM SUMMIT — 3 bedroom* r«c rm. porch carpeting **5,000 By owner 277 3**4 Family room witti (irepiace, R! PE FOR TRANSACTION 4 bedr&OJni, V-^ batftt, on Four year old, four bedroom bi-ltvel ii basic* My In sound SUMMtT Woodtand Park Lovely condition at to structura but needs some repair* Owner is RANCHES(CONVENIENCE) 8 room Cdpe Cod h&w«- Screened open for negotiation AvVHg J5».CW porch, Sull basftfflent. 2 baftts, 4 NEW PROV—2 bedroom* lee secluded v*rd iSOj bedroomt, a*n, living room, dm SUMMIT —• ] bedrooms t#m. rm. 2 ftrcplacx* (ng room, tufting room, hitchen, fir#pl»«. a car garage. t\m* to EARLY AMERICAN scftMlt, »hopi and train, Fomiih Rich tn tradition, gracious in as«, Ihii tilting speaks of ed or wnfurntthM Asking in the years past. The furmhome darei to the early tsoO's and Is INVESTMENTS low H»,i»Q. By owner Please no located on a hanttwrn* I ** acres Handsomely beamed Realtor*. Cut) morningi or nights ceilings complement the living room, four bedrooms, a CHATHAM BOROUGH 171-stn. barn with four stalts add two other out butldtnes You'll SUMMIT -11jmlly 7 rms >>ch 1 SiO's 464-3355 want to see this early home before it's said Now priced to UNION — Commerctal (s« Col INVESTMENT tell at 1110,000 CHICK FRENCH Provincial Hi ft&ALTOH EVES: 4*4 « worKihop above sn&.ooo OPPORTUNITY Summit Av«. Netdi work 4 inrge b*droofn*, iargs httcften and dining room, living roam U'x25', 2 car For sale Of least - vacant lot - commercial zone Ztrssz P;r* tike urtttog. Asfamg RANCH i«,000, Call owner (211) SM 1*77 or A iuper three bedroom, two bath ranch home in superb $35,000. (w may be leased.) Writ* 8o* 121, Summit M#r§M MADISOH Summit location Listed at $86,900 mm ui ii TinItS UetlNQ BOARDS WI AM MtMtIRS C7 SL James SL - sign on property SUMMIT. C*f»)r«It» *ir cofldmoned MADIVON. Prim* location Love Four bedroom, three bath home in tin* Summit location 10 year old 4 txdroam. iV-, batfi ty a bedroom Colon!*!. Family Itwo Family Rooms, tool) A great bargain Listed is* center ball Cotamsl on quiet cul-de- 177,500 CALLUS TO SE6I t*c tn Wilson scftool district. Large room, ealin feltchen, dining room, Ktfuded patio, l car attached living room with fireplace, Ui garage SH3.500 Prmclpals onFy battti, lanetscapctf, walking dis- MOUNTAINSIDE Serving you in 4 counties: 377 2*37 tance to schools Low S70'i. 177

FAITOUTE 275-5522 MORRIS NATIONAL HUNTERDON MAGNIFICENTVIEW MURRAY HILL CHATHAM BOROUGH Fifty one year old Norman with high beamed ceiling hvlng R8LOCATION room and dining room has a lot to of*er. Large recreation Evenings & Sunday* room with wet bar, two fireplaces, (our bedrooms, 3*i Evenings & Sundavs | Naomi B. Faison, Inc. Gtnny Tattacs. 444-4H0 UPPER WASHINGTON ; Direct baths, den and porch Asking j2ls,OG3 Marti Hagstrty. 27J-3M3 tromowner six large air condttionea Terrie Leonard. 321 S773 BEAUTIFUL tna spacious custom Suianne Frank, Ui-Oiii buiit split in prime area. Central air, room, two battii, rw« lavatories, Summil REALTORS 102 SUMMIT AVENUE, SUMMIT LR. Oft, hitcRen. laundry room. 4 price reduced. Phane ?4B-Jttf7, t-8 SHORT HILLS 273-8224 bedrooms or 3 bedroom I & den, plus paneled ret room. Lovely lree

ACREAGE FOR SALE ^^ BROWN Listed at 519,500. POCONOS. HaH-lcr« lot. Prjvat* community, year round facilities R. F. BROWN, 11.MO; Krms. 7U4IM. FOWLER 30 Woodland Ave., Summit REALTORS 464 5200 522-1230 SUMMER SPECIAL HISTORIC MUHRffY HILL SQUARi LIVE HANDSOMELY Colonial • charming home with large heated in-ground REAL ESTATE WANTED | swimming pool- Large Kvlng room, family room with Here's that sophisticated, "his everything" ********************* fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, master bedroom with home In Summit's Franklin School area you SOLO lAROB HOME. Couple dressing room, 3 other bedrooms, finished rec room. Many need smell on around MfMXM. thought you couldn't find. Living rm fireplace, extras. superb multi-appllanced kitchen, family rm Will redecorate. Summit area. ALL YOU CAN central air. Huge redwood deck w-wrought iron *" Realtor Also wlil rtnt. Non-smokers and ASK FOR railings that you'll use for dining A lounging all 3f $125,900. no pets. 112-7103. next summer. 1112,000. Call 277-1300. * Pamper yourtel! and live In comfort and styfe In this CAIAUSTOSEEI appealing Chatham Township home with central air- CHILDREN'S PARADISE conditioning, Solarian kitchen floor, electric garage doori, # Serving you in 4 counties: largo and plentiful closets, | a tousled porch, hus» rec room, Do you want to raiu your children in a comfortkblt old miles of wall-fo-walt carpeting, oversized garage and house with a big front porch to twlng on - • magnificent old * UNION SOMERSET For FAST (sundry room. Spacious, immaculate, comfortable and tree to climb and a backyard that donn't and? many extras. 193,500, * MORRIS HUNTERDON Weichert Tills gracious S bedroom 2Vi bath home also txtaits a results ... RENTALS quiet street, proximity to school and town and a beautiful $500 -1804 big finished rec room for rainy day play. Just perfect for a Realtors growing family. i!M,$«0. Naomi B. Faison, Inc. Choice group of 3-4 bedroom homes in select residential use areas. Some have screened porches, patio*, spacious kitchens, wooded lots, fenced yards. Move right In. 2771200 441 Springfield Avenue, Summit 277-1398 REALTORS 102 SUMMIT AVENUE, SUMMIT Eves. 273-8224 Katnryn Tennant, 177.WM TMresa McHnroe 173-JJM Classified Terry Sttlnhauser, )77-»05J OOftEXPERIENeEMAKESTHB DIFFERENCE Ads THE SUMMIT HERALD, THE HEW PROVIDENCE, BERKELEY HEIGHTS DiSPATCIt, THE CHATHAM fBESS, mMUSDAY, AUGUST II, 1>77_

HELP WANTED Child Cait Gwigt Site | REAL ESTATTFOR SALE | f~RENTALS \ HELP WANTED FULL-TIM! and part lime LICENSED nurti will tart if CAFETERIA HELPER poimolil tvaimtle. Retail *«Sl*r. fj« (MM n rn> asms 61 how •nee helpful. Apply In twmon or week >i tegular titter's rates enly. fterfctfey Uttucrs, 443 ]774lftt. MILLINGTON J I Vacation Renttls | * PM s Mr *•** Gtn*r*t i tE*c aim t*a, i *fi AroiHitf werk. Hand!* »wt» E«ti|>hb>, tuttittii coftcMi cart, wash poH «ntt cltit ifcfctf SU. 6ak OMJJ, l«af «no |*>B O {tans; VM dkfchwaih*r »6m» MALE AND FEMALE tUit ami I EMPLOYMEKT WANTtD I ******************* fclG HA&ILAKt fim« wiility work*r» and 1 J taittH, »miK 1*1*^1, New 1 ttt&reem Ranch wits dec*, waltr*u«i, to work tit food *«r ^t frflfl cliktik- brtt fireplace; in private **i*iion EMPLOYMENT viCt Apply It. CWt»r«r,t*1 1,40 , W|l community. ft»cr«*fboftat facilltl** M&crat emptoytt ftett Labs., Murrary Hill, Wtwiten w ,(l Oat< Hill kc available art Inaoer-euttiaw pooli. larva 4 PM th«tT CENTER HALL COLONIAL f*b« with tint! tessEii #•»# pr&t*rt«a r appt,, 4fich w happitr, »t*(t *nd write swimming are*, Hnm», betting, LEGALSTENOS P*r*onn*f Dtp! CHATHAM, Wurrary HUE, Nf« spattou* brick and frami 4 bedroom homit on ever I acre ftfrhins, playgrounds, -»-2?. *—2* - t—I. OH Summit. Senior collage stuttanf.. PARTY KELP-EK WAN panelled Utruly room with (irtpK.ce Milliter twdrwm has expert ryptst furi Fflday tor *•*«(« »** we »** *>"« »* teaMtri * 'weefcena r*f*» BVHitwBic TYPISTS M»untatnA¥«. Murray MtH >fc(,«r*udrtt»&ineare«, jVs b*ihs 3 t»r rarest* t.U.SCMS * Cttif 4SiH»3. iwmmit offuc P*rl timt, vow »*** horn* p*r?y WE NEED YOU! conscientious typist Call 11% fta&S * (ALLOTNCR SKILLS WELCOME, Of COURSE) # YOUR OWN JAMAICAK ith today. .M..BM «»«}-•«, ***-»- «J . ,_^f hi.m«, hOfc|-t?*l at iATUHDAY, AUO , *6 *m tt * look and pool on aceart IR Monies iing nontt wttrt elect I* — t«irfl %& * am Cfiai»c*r Dr 6a v, lit a rat* you wvuh) not believe Come in *nd register for ittigfimtiifi with local com LiOHT tsrtory work in &*rk« Mil O ILJVOC *H 7G)» wt tit ifeflei * * battles. Hei0ht». Futl time Htririft for * v ntmtttLW, 212 inn L laiMntfii, >$k 0*51 Corn* In »nO talk 10 v» iteoui putting ywu. tr«* tim* to * use, earning Top Kates while f«•*«,»|i*#m*insi yourtvlt # withfbc buiinehi world u.C tfs.10 "HOUit Offices Don't lei fafciv fcfc.i»i itop ¥«« y*e our m*ct»mt» Io TELLERS SECRET AftY ioi We* Provl * thenc* tcho«l *y»l*m Ten month MEMBER Of 7 MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEMS L brukh up «P^ti*ntti. II" color cti>n»l* HKJ « * SUMMIT Ollu. S»»i Com l,«ciri» »J l»nk hat u» position. Mutt bft cornpeltnt ID much incur« #-d & &*i on IT >04. t Qlfiets to Strut jou pletety turnlfclifd ft cerpertd prt mcditlv P**T (IMC open typins Abitify in ihottharid pit # * *•*« office Full time r»tvp1M»ft ln» 10 111 NEW r-KOVi f*rr»d. fringe b«netHt Salary DENCC l>t Kef>lv tn tafcrbun or FOR SWE MONAl CENTER CALL »> list AND («mps, <.hatrt, draptt. t>edt. * SERKeLCY TtMPORARV MCLP SERVICE t*ll MJ4I4I or ?4J 4U4 Z3 3»SP»INC«iHLLD*VE-. SESKILEf HEIGHTS C&mt ie* Satufdav Augi**! 13. OFFICE SPACt FOR R6NT ISM 1 16-J 12* Fairmount Avi '*******************» Rr «Qu«t appo^'unify employe' SI*no Typisfi «j (1 U.SG »q ft ptut your own Cltatt'tam Twp 464 4000 Franklin SPECIAL IKlLLi worn, cli•trtcal a*sa. stuck room, (Icier vo 4 BAft STOOLS, f-*gul»r ifie State Bank SPECIAL JOBS '.*tp*tta, paneled, tvnifai «», Corporate Heattquarf&r* Work Fur imp It parking. 3 biotfe* (r«m> '"'III IIII lltlllllllHIIIIUIIMI IIII III HlW 456 Frantiir, Elvd wt BUY ANU JELL tu atlitiid Wltl tub dtvid* Tft*' Somerset, New ierss-y f*or!»Dlt »ewins mecfttne, 2(j or Kith land Co, Realtors S7J 7tiJ(s A-l TEMPORftBIES EtiuslOppt'y Employer M stwfla (2"i.l"it»'>, L P rtcord OPEN HOUSE | 13 t 5J * 2S *K JM Lefsysfn OFFICE SUITE.et StCREIARV | AT&T and Ri 2iJ SUNQAV.rHiG. 14, i 'I'M tntertt&ttrtgopening lor ifitfeHigtnl, dependable. .'.'.EDiCAL ASSISTANT lor fflw (ur 1 able wonter $kt)!e4 tteno typing retiusrecS OFFICE CLEAH1RS v'tiLB Prcltrtbif with Tv (f ir 1270 Stotfc OHue. iOO SUMMIT fe retvmt to 6o* No «*7, to Summit M*ffltd, 3 Etitabeth SL. West Mitltngton 'atley Rd-, to Elizabeth St., west of Monetioose He t SUMMIT CMOKE SUITfc, l**U It Alto JMALL OFFICE 173 m r pr;vftl» dub uv 1C it'etD ft UGfcOT $71,900 ;~ :r-.£ e»i*ett HioUamg til t cl ell tr*O» Atfc » 1J7 isrtKJei, ervwtti |ufih Afl bsrgft Sprawling Ssnch Tools. equipm»int act !»#fi * 1 rvtrythmo lm»Bin«bte 23 yfc Lovely Country Setting VCND)NO»rTPMptMT ***rl time, to icrvk£ vs; o' •ccumutafion Frtd»y and Nestled Among Mature Trees Commerciat I t.-.DINO MARINf INSURANCE COMPANY MOV mcchmvi AVON IMO Kfi&NCH hHD DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES TO c**v and nsftti C«(l H3 46&C Itir Boat «(= strut y Room LIVINGSTON, N.J IPEACHTREE HILL CENTER IN t IE P C BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES I • Full Dining Room STORAGE SPACE up te .10$ *q POSTER WHEELER SITU ACROSS FROM LIVING PINCHING YOUR BUDGET? ifeCttilAHV Christ Ch dy tu • Eal-ln Kitchen ti avaflabla. tndu&trial totaticm, STON MALL) TVFINS. TILING DIVERSIFIED £arn cxtta mon«y ai an Avert 1 Summit leckt a chwrcti Stccffta GKOUI SALE 14 Si* Mil! Oi *3 Seeroams, 3 Full Baths Chatham Also available fenced in DUTIES, FULL TIME EXCELLENT BENEFITS ft6prc&«nl*f(Vfi Stll qitauif Avon r>r, -watt* t to j Contact lh# c parking space for trucki t3v»S6 CALL FOB. INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT product* while your children are I to 4 p.m. oiitt* tut dirtaMi end • d*«r.pl.on S*l ttprinpftaie Av tn iihotil Call tor deiaiu OPEN HOUSE S>41 2F1-O703 I Cloth me I Miscellaneous I * (ert(« fjirtiet. DRAFTSMAN nt«»rch J SUNDAY, AUG. 14,1 4 P.M. •— W^nlftH « 277-1962 tieviflapmerst, tcft*«yof ftitt GKOUF SALE Thurtdly. Fri(J* MQBC lyrtf ftvckel Elevator, Y 1869 Long Hill Rd., MiHington ttrt., tile >t Ail Cail Saturday )0«, (»if. of thin* Sl&rma BASEMENT WOHK $PAC£ Camrncrc* &l., Chiiham ii » JU. 27} ill! ptioitogi * ph, c.tili edible > tsteftjo, vh> Summit needed by i&tfci cra &&k tvr Mr Kfiiioe* $57,500 MATERIAL EK-'titi m>it>* mvcti, rR«Eh mor* liJ man II Interested in rertft South $1 New Pru*Hj»jn(e RANCH kpaca. Call Bob H?8lt» HANDLER INSURANCE Due to promotion* atii CMp«n • 32' lr,-ufound pool with shoe 4 P.M. Midnight •3 bedrooms I Busings Opportunities 1 Large commerciftl ayeney hat o&erjins*. Household Goods • 38' panelled rec room n»ed for t»ltc*r with rating •central air condi lion Ing knowledge. Diversified mtcr DRIVEN M p*.M>n»tr tctteoi bui. piastks plant. Good surfing rate HOUSES! tT£H for Chatham, COMMERCIAL IINES titrie. ft famt>A. ru^t, •located walking distance *& tratnt «stmg (ob; ejtcettent t»neftt» AM & PM r?wtti Oeod i*Ur? IT* automatic increases Alt company MOVING Mutt r>cll $«ars was Madiun A Summit areas Personnel »vh«f A dryer, lawn shopping, schools, In quaint rural Ask for RuHh&Hen PROPPSM 344.. m-UM paid benefits Apply m perion experience In tetwrity Available (or diity, Monday -Friday, 9 30 ft M ni ethtf tltms Wea ft SIM *)1 J11? setting weddings and other day tone «b- UHOfRWRITtR TYPIST OAL fria»t tor iu ) » P.M. ;>enc#i Relercnce* avaitabtt Will nimti in i reolv oromptly Writ* to P O Bon eXPERIEHCEO KITCHEN ORIENTAL RUGS MADE • CAM It .,a> . . • liufitill )i 22. Green V(H»9e, N.J 07US- HELP wanted Apply in person COMMtdCIAl LIKES nd9l). tn«H>*rn Ch»1fi»m severed in crvwtil, tHrifvi, wrvtf RATERS IH7.7I. 1 how In morning. I hour otlics, experwficetf preferr««i WUl PLASTICS ami china cupbeartl 3 gta» $62,960 in •ttcrftean. Apply Oratory csd^tdtr part time applicant Cail topped cocktail table*, itep tab*» Sch«el sf Summit. Father f^it£ i)) **J», »Her t pm CORPORATION and dressing table with J way • 3 Bedroom Ranch RESUMES! patrtck. J7) Toat or 17) H») riCHNICAL REr» • Fireplace in living room 276 Snyder &vc Scrkeley HeujhSs mirror BY appoint men t only OAL (OR OUYi FftiOAV U drti • Large barn with J box stall*, larse (B 4 rVt With national bs*rd BF 271 i 530. Each rAumt a result ot in *«r on«woman etticr Tyipine. t«t.R«i, tack room and hay Mrft. RETAIL SALEtPERIONS Must depth interview and genuine tiava csvtur* bxeksrownd. Call « good tet»9&en* vettta and a car concern tor your needs. Call •f»r 4 pm lrt-113* rtquoeCt Me«ri: 13 to $ p rn • Property backed by 90 acres ot stale for an appointment: 273-1015. TECHNICAL REP Reference* ir»S*5l Garage Salt owned land with training ring a. trails. KERN A. ULRICH l J ytari it t per it nit FACTORY HEIP WANTED SECRETARY We have opentngi in our Pro Retail wearing apparel shop in duction Oept lor Meferlal 6UG II 4 13. 10 a-ni. - 4 p.m. Lar«« rVUIISHirn. Must lM«e l«« »O Handlers 6enet.li Phone ajtaJtmefii, tKcellsnl barftairn, 647-2000 PORTER minislr«1lv« backQrouftd. ability RECORDS OiRK houtehcid Item*, camfting equip EXPERIENCED for local to compote own correspondence rnent. \miii etccincal appfianus. ff^vctiiafric hcspitst. Esctilgrit and esftd wilt* ftfurcs. Sett4 fus*- &«ai. mm No fcatriy ttwd* >* b«n#fiTi, Apply in person, Mornlngi resume to BOM til. Summit CLERK HPiSI High Tt>r Or , Wstctiunfi only Personnel O»pf. Fair Oaks Herald of summit I ENTIRE COHTENT5 ©I ? fteOroom Hospital, i» Protsect St., Summit delivery Alia, isrt*t?r* houhe Many antique, including LEGAL TYPIST only tiK Swrtflay AM fl UNIQUE SHOP In Summit seeks COSMETICIAN D*i,ki, bookcaiti, mirrori. <3rop!e«l LEGAL SECRETARY, «*per Excellent opportunity tat tibiey ombr«tja iUnA, frge and full time mttiustaitlic sates parson callacheiii t2i-4444 or ienced. Summit taw firm. Sfeno tor atvenlflad psiltlon. Irrtereil In permanent career patltiom Full time position Mutt nmfttl ontrtt*) rue*, old rftd.es. TAOSALE required. 373-IH'O. with one of the leading prop#r work Saturdays Experience • ffnalrt tluftttlO fObt, Old ConlcnU of fine Baltutrel top art helpful. Neply Summit 1 1 >• RENTALS Fun time. Experienced in pr* Summit. Call ftir appointment Limoges Ho*B Familit, Worce*)*f C»HMr rraining No e>iperienc* *i iry Westminster Tube Chimes, C. between 9-s. Mondays thru Fri D»venport Slor»gt »nd file cision cutting with tome follow- LEGAL SBCRETARV tar Linco'n at Savtngi *ti IADO 1910, Living Room, fteOrooms, ing. Friendly and relaxed Sum- day Chatliam Mawyer office E«p«r citstneii. fD&li. much more Dining, Kitchen, Porch 4 Den Tue*a*¥ I* ?hf"J ^rtttaty it. 10-4 3* mit shop. No late evenings. Call ienced or will train. Ho «tcno RESPONSIBLE per&on to help tt>« furniture ft accessories. Two Apartment Unfurnished | 4*4*t.4aa..sr4D.m. PubMc relations ana ft am in Oak L*ne. Morritfowri (OH Rooms Furnished il year atd olrl oil to tcncol in the Colonial sofas, wins chairs. Two I • Wanted • IS ft£AL ESTATE YOUR CUP tstrative skills a must tstofn mornins J30-*:38 AM. Ann, to tie *» box ifrrtng & mattress sen, WAITRESS — full time for Bunch of OF T£A? ff yef, Call me At company for timt etri after patchwork quilt. Drafting table. Orafias Pub. Apply l Kent Pi. Blvd., SECRETARY to exec of large school, Ji PM, besinnlrtg Sept J., Shop & hand toels. Two air SUMMIT Attractive room tor YOUNG PASTOR and wile moving this time we have a vacancy MOV IMG SALE FyrniJufB. #tttt corner of Springfield NEW HAMP- service oro.. Flex, time, top bits., tAan.-fri Murray Htil area Plexus bu&ln«s» woman in comfortable old to Chatham teek % bedroom apart- Walter McNamara, Realtor treaiufe J snllquet. old beftipj conditioners. Washer, Dryer, rail 4?« 324* deyu 4MSiM eve* house, near town and all tran ment 37722J5. SHIRE HOUSE. 273-1SU ?n-;M0 or 414-5117 include tuition rfnd,, bonuses. Fee Someihsnglor everyoRB JlTw;ipSi. Etcftjtt U&fer, Otshts $. BHc-» *30 Morris Tphe, Short Hills ipartaiion, Bath and kitchenette pd. MK. Kate, .n 6JW Sneliing A Surninn, Sat.. $vn . August 13. u 9 brae. Two Strafaioungers. CASH dinlng-raom shared with one other Equal Opportunity Employer Snettlng, 450 SpaJltl. Ave-, Summit DRIVER for tntsil panel truck ONLY, A SterMng 4 Associates I Apartment Furnished 1 EARN MONEY AT HOME.Ttfle AM utilities tree. J7JS478, 635^*72. Oepanda&tt Knowledge of Sommsi Sale. 20.-4M-4M7. phofw Soliciting. Call 377-tf 19. area. Full time. Apply tn peri&n: WAITRESS, experienced, year SOMETHING FOR EVeftYONE SUMMIT. FuriiUttei) third floor Fruchtmtn's Prescription ft SUMMIT. Hoipitai area Walk to round job; S weekdays. Pleasant Smstti appliances. re. September 10; Call J73-4M0. Experienced in ma chin* tool» and other mechanical B A. ami one year related pro WAITRESSESWA.TEHS Part 4;J0 Ralnciate, tottowing weekend, CADILLAC HUB capJ. new (4) and rfi N Pstiaic Ave, Chatham N PLAINS I ELD; near Ri 23 TYPIST. Temporary, full time, designs. The com party specialties in automatic contouring gram experience required ttm*. luncri houn E iperience new Mhseli (4) (S each. Call 277 SUMMIT- Farr.ithsi! rs*m w!«»» machine tools. We need designers who can work on new Summi! Y.W.C.A. 273-4H2. An prefer rtd Apply tn per,on private &*th. tftsrcj kitchen Completely lurnlshed 3 room untM early Septambar. Raauirei concepts .{.machinery under supervision. slltrmatiws sctien ase»€¥ Ch«rl*na'i »t?itaur*nt. 401 ANTIQUE GARAGE SALE Juil facilities. One year l««&e. 2734S31 apartment. Ait ulitiiies includeo. very good skills. Call 4J5-78M, f to back (rom buying spree up.tatt Ail , Wo pets. 5. Sprmglitld Ave_, BerHeicy Heights CANDLES — we have lost received lovely decorative piece* August ll our new ship men1 ot Colonial CHATHAM: modern comtortabte ft 13 only 10 to S 14*7 Springfield Unfurnished House EXECUTIVE SECWtTAHr im Candles- Come in toon for best color room for business gentleman. Ave., New Providence. I K e rORTER to write weekly mediate petition (or s«nter (election R 5 V P GIFTS & Separate entrance, kitchen Wanted DETAILERS MOLDSETUP I column on Gov. Livingston sports .ecrttary io th« Superintendent ol CARDS. Village Shopping Center, facilities, parking. convenient TOSETTLEESTATE SUMMIT VICINITY — young during school year. Cat) 444-eOH Schools. Ctndtdatcs must have New Providence t6S-07«? location. Reference!. 373-4MI\ Mutt have mechanical background and be able fa detail Chrntian family with references for appointment. 8 A.M.-4:30 P.M. luperior skills In thortiit-rtd and Conducted by PatRytrson dettrei 3 or 4 bedroom home to rent from layout. fvoina and b* cacable ot managing Frl.fc Sat.. August .3 & l), 10to 3 a ~ m ME ASIL.Y .,. NlMl«n «,l! on quiet street. Up to S575. 173-1437 Local iftiecMon moidtns plant and ceerfalnatlnfl all dttaiii In active Otb Springfield Av*., SufiiiT.II NURSES clubs. conItplCtC »t Including bag interesting work cm proprietary machine tools Excellent requires tnrjtvMlual cxpariences ceniral oil Ice Salary dtpundent Unusual oak dining room table, I I Apartment Unfurnished I •nd head covers Bet! offer I!) R.N.s, LPNs, Aides, avadablb for salary and benefits. Call for appointment 4&4-O200. in mold Mtups. Good starting rate upon prior experience. Attractive chain, china cabinet, server iiT» i _^NEE D HELP .—• House Unfurnished private duty. Professional Nurses Hoglund Tri-Ordinate Corp. . automatic Increases. At) com- bentfits and working condition* Victorian bedroom and chest Registry 4 Lincoln PI., Madison, Pembroke tab**, 4 arrowback*, i in finding an apartment or home party paid benefits. Apply in per- Springinto location. Contact THINK SNOW, ski tquipmtnl lor I 377-680?. Edna Pryor, R.N., Reg- Charts* Bauman, Ats't, Super rocker, many antlttue chain, oak for rent? Let us try to make your son daily. Monday - Friday, f :J0 isle, Nordica bouts, slit 1010^, NORTH SUMMIIT 4 bedroom house istrar. A.M.-3:)0 P.M. tentitnt Union County Regional High cheil, cherry dropleaf. Boston search easljr. Call Broker. available imn nedtatefy. 1300 a rocker original' stentili lampi, oiea Iw.c. mils . Oiln »«rk ~.t M, School District No. l. Ml Mountain tonoitlor. xcelKiil. FlscMr Alu, month. Re ply Box 105, Summit Ave., Springfield, N.J 0,(Hl. Tel: tronslons.presiedglast, china, cans RENTAL SERVICES Herald. SECRETARY - full lime. Must be bedroom (Berkeley and Gay), cana coRdifion fair, bindings, took J74UOO. An Equal OpportuniTy Nevada and Tyrolla, condition flood; 992-8504 eble to assume responsibility and SHASTA MANUFACTURING Affirmative Action Employer. settee and chairs, upholstered work independently. Accuracy CLERKS Victorian furniture, much other accessorial. 447.0*14. RANCH DIVISION and good secretarial ski It? a WANTED: Part time leoal misceiisntouv Casti imh N. PLAINFIELD: near Rl 21 1 BRs and 2 Baitu, IS50 per 10' ALUMINUM LADDER StOl lawn must. Ssisry commensurate with lecratary for Summit law office DIRECTIONS: corner of Division Spacious 4 room apartment Heat month. W.A. McNamara, Real- Get into The Swing Of Things! »mJ Otd Springfield Avs., past roller SIS,- lawn sw«ptr sis Call ability. M7-3I0O SHAW Shorthand necMisry. 27Ml00. meningi; J7) 7JJI. ami hot water supplied. S29S-monrri tors. 273-1U0,4M-545? King*. 7S5MW. We are a leading insurance organization and dus to our PLASTICS SECRETARY - lntflllofr.ee and NEW PROVIDENCE, near Bell rapid and continuous growth, we have the following planning abltttias ara trw haMrharki Miscellaneous 4 ROOMS and bath, all utilities paid. Labs. 3 bedrooms, S3I5 a month. BANKING positions open for you to consider: CORPORATION of this full time portion in Summit Married couple only. 41 River Rd., 7S3I4IJ BANK ON YOUR SKILLS... 174 Snyder Ave. Berkeley Melgnts CPA ttrm. Slatisilcal and general Chatham typing skills tnfunccd by Mag Card SUMMIT. Unfurnished 3 bed . at SETCO, one of New Jer- CIEIIK TYPIST pqutpment (will train). All polished room house, full basement, cul- sey's leading banks. We have Minimum so wptR typing skills and a knowledge ot general skills witt be ulilUfrd. Btneflts PEACHES Apartment Unfurnished I PRESS provided. Pleasant working con de-sac. Available Sept. I. Excel. openings for: ^ offica procedures required. Wanted I ditions. Responsibit persona bit lent neighborhood. Mio-month. OPERATORS individuals to send rctium* and SWEET CORN Coll 373-SM4. CLERICAL FIGURE CLERK BUSINESS woman and mother Is (alary reaulremonti to Mrs. J. Good typing skills required. Good; mati) aptitude needed 4 P.M.-Midnight; Cosgrovt, P.O. Box 419. Summit. FRESH SWEET CORN PICKED DAILY. NEW CROP desirous of renting 2 bedroom 1st CHATHAM BORd. 4 bedroom PEACHES AND APPLES. FKESH SWEET CIDER. floor apartment. Phone 43S-11M or GENERAL CLERK Midnight-8 A.M. cape cod, large lot, 1 car attached HOMESTYLE FRUIT PIES. HICKORY SMOKED 8»9-if2l. References available. TELLERS train In our Summit office until October men transfer to MATURE, RESPONS1SLE PC son gnrage, conveniently located. M75 HAMS AND SACON. PURE HONEY AND MAPLE Must have experience. Full New York City. Local infection melding plant for counter help, lull and part time. per month. Supply own utilities. SVRUP. BUSINESS COUPLE, Yale grads, time. requirei permanent lull time IT 3-96*0. want to rent 3 to * room apartment Security required. Call LHStU MAIL CLERK operators only. Good starting rate dally, or 635-4J7I evenings. sort our incoming and outgoing mail and perform a or house in greater Summit area. in addition to an attractive sal- - aviomatic Increases. All com. PART TIMG help eves for office WIGHTMAN'S FARMS Pleasecall 3)2-2551707. Keep trying. ary and good benefits, we offer variety of other clerical duties. No experience necessary. puny paid benefits. Apply in cleaning. Summit * Union ares. Route 201. s miles south ol Morrittown BERKELEY HEIGHTS: i person dally, Monday-Friday, Sz.eO per hour to start. Must have a pleasant working atmos- You will flnloy a good salary, outstanding benefits and a RECENTLY relocated young bedrooms, unfurnished. Occupancy phere. For ah appointment, »:30A.M.-3:MP.M. car. Call 3S5SU3. professional seeking one bedroom Sepl 1, grounds care included, in- fine future, Pleas* call our Personnel Department at pleas* call Ptrsonnel Depart- 532-4202 for anappolntmonf. apartment or similar. Phone mo. The Richland Co., Realtors 273- ment at 27J-6200. PART TIME INSTRUCTIONS FOR evenings 9987441. '010. FALL. Pre-.chool with pnytical SECOND CHILDHOOD REOPENS AUGUST 15 SHASTA MANUFACTURING education oachsround and gym. YOUNG MATURE GENTLE- DIVISION najt.c* Instructor. Call YMCA, 273 For receiving and selling) on consignment Back-to-Schoo! MAN seeks unfurnished apart- 3330 between t-l. clothing for your children. Hours: 10:30 • 4:30, Monday • Vacation Rentals Saturday. ment In Summit. References. 377- SHAW PART TIME. Day and night hours Haf. available. Must to* abU to work CL* Se MAINE. Lake front c*bln, Kezar PLASTICS September thru June. Apply In APARTMENT WANTED fir Lafte region. Av#H»r>le 1st i p parson between 2 and* Monday rnru young professional couple. Under weeks In August. Sleep 4-6. Call summit, H.J. Equal Opportunity Employer M-F Friday. McDonald's, m\ $240 per month. Call after 4 pm 635-790! between 7 and 9 p.m. Equal Oppty. Employer IMF CORPORATION Spring!ItM Ave.. t4ew Providence. M2.0775. 27* Snyder Ave. Berkeley Height. TUt SUMMIT HfclULD, THl'KSDAY, AUGUST 11,1»?7 alone up there The only ban on smoking in public "Tobacco is a poison I don't eat in restaurants FOR SALE StRVtCtS LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE problem would be on a places seemed to be bogged Used Cart Saturday night when we down in the state legislature where I hove to breathe HI H smoke Second-hand smoke p£ ND.WQ OUDlNAhC t have 240 people and only due to heavy lobbying, she mi FORC »*vt«!CK LiiKur , COUHT Of NiW AH ORDINANCE 10 AhAtKD AN harms everybody. The Dtcor AuictmtUt. AC, PS. S/A . CHANCiHY DIVISION. five wanted the non-noted, and this wan one way Miscellaneous Carpentry Miscellaneous OKDiNANCE ENTITLED "AN miln H«« sit 1W rtir i p m UNION COUNIV, DOCKET NO. F ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A smoking area But we could to get action smoker thinks he has a right H »|.X ENOLt 1NVKSTMENT PLANNING &OAKO AND A divide tile penthouse and not to blow hit smoke at you, yet COMPANY. p>l*»«rt VI. NUH|IO ZONING BOARD Or AD "We have a right to kt&iR A?Oft, HI6* I ittt M.NTORE. M.I «v* tANTOHf. leave the whole place for a he B putting poiaon into your SS6. V-»F O «inos*. 4 Dunn. JUSTMENT PURSUANT TO THE control what goes into our tARPiNTSR Ml «.i. ard REVIM iAVlHOt P-ftOViStONS OF CHAPTEK »t. lungs. 1 would like U> see wheel, inferior 1XMRT ctt*naa Lew r*l«t. Per tr*« AND LOAN AMOCIATIOM. few " lungs," she stated, as she Ml mint, i«**t>rt*b«v pr PL lv?S, PROVIDING (»Oft IKE Mowing smoke at a person A DO) t ION J titimtla on IJJ SMS CWMmunl CIVIL ACTION W«iT POWERS OF iAtD BOARDS; The New Hampshire spoke of the harm second- .LtTt tOP POOL »Wt, I1*" « ALTtftATlONS Of (XtCUTION FOR »AL.f OF PIX1NG THE PKOCEDUft&S defined as assault And GOVERNING APPLICATIONS TO House is anticipating the hand smoke did to non- '71 QAT&UN. tkcelttnt condition WIMDOW cl«»mi>o filtlw tie»n B, v«1 a writ forcing children to breathe SKMJ er b«it e«fe» i nis* KlTCHSHI law "We are presently smokers "Smokers have a n*w battery. "'•» A«t*m*tic. of cxttuitott 16 me smoke is child abuse 1 think r,0 (,» fc&H ftWillig 1UQ». MfcC. •« V.W./ y puOUc planning w>me renovations right to kill themselves, and IV. l»r«sl «r«n. ut OM room »-», Court HO FOR THE CONTINUANCE OF THE someday it will be 277-3031 LIOHT irackint tm a»uv«ri» t:X(5TiN0 ZONING ORDfNANCC in our dining room lo meet we don't have any right to cvllan and anfet ciaaned. Rub- AND THE S.UBDlVl£(ON OR the neeite of non-smokers,' say they can't smoke, but recognized as such," the bOK rimivM 17J }i« or ir>-M» Wl «T two o'ctoch in tt* •fN»rnoon DlNANCE OF THE Cit¥ OF concluded .¥71 c^rkt Silver, bi*tk vinyl 1O|», &utVJMlT," patted on Juni '&, 1*?? Steven Ryder, manager, there should be a law' iAL RUOV tufhfc £tl ot»*iOO»y AH trwfollowing trac!or &_t tT 9»PA!*.E0 «sr T^E said. "We mil break up the against it when the practice Mermen. T*br!i: **% CltirtUp COMMON COUNCIL OF iwECiTV Ar«o Music {on attic* and |ar*f« ct»*nln» U*hi OF SUMMIT AS FOLLOWS room so that people will be hurts someone else." »lhf«tt, lyiits am) b*if«« m tr>« •11 CAMARO, Pi. f*. r &ect.wi 1 Ihtt AkT.CLt, II* able to smoke in one place Zl at She said any regulation Automatic tr*iii AM FM KaaienaMl raMt. Call m «»«« Towntht(i of Btrk*i«y H*t0r>ta, PROVlitONS APPLICABLE TO without effecting people in HAVI PICK-UP TRUCK. »lil County ot Union and $i*t* «4 New BOTH THE PLANNING 60ARD which would further restrict Ploys in Rome STERLING SILVER FLAT- Mill mat <*krl> r«mov«4. inici. Jerwy AND ZONtNO BOAMO OF AD another part of the room " public smoking would be a Greg Burnside, a member WARI $tv*n pUct let ing** i»lui cMlart, ««r*t« elttim*. Pick up inB k » JU51MENT. Section 2 AA*e»in(tfc be W.KOOWI Vr'A.lllD. fVHftri iLet 1*4. ***? and*! The smaller restaurants great boon to everybody, of the Summit Symphony •nl ««)lwv »»men ttimt •! yaw lo Rsp>i>u&s« fry Kirk, tHi! *v*ti*6i# e*nv«ni«rt(t, tpitlti c(*ftitupi. t(**nr4, Itghi fcati!in». m 1*1*. l*t $ may find It more of a smokers and non-smokers i Whefi nrty hearing i»rtf.re (tie under the direction of to comt*itt« Ml Ashino Vi prict. VOLKSWAGEN problem Beacon Hill Inn's if* i»t*iin bfufc, r^tsimjng Btwrd or tttfilufl &uard uf alike Ferruecio Giannini, who Company, tltwa** »n B*rk« Adtuslmenl s.!iail («rr nie wil He thinks smokers have parents smoked Studies member of the orchestra, KAULtNO Ch«'H» Vtnuni M; rights, loo He has not hud K!K;W thai b<>y& are apt to which is comprised of p y any complaints from lion bmoke if their fathers do and professional musicians NOTICE O^ PKNDiN fsmokers about his place girls if their mothers do «t a ito'atf tn mi ORDINANCE Piinting-Decorating I The urUlll0!it« puDtithed At Malpere s Rtrstaurant, Studies also show children WANTED STEINWAY, KNABE FYiis in tr oduced cud paas- l\u- iiwiiK wild such a law who grow up in a home M. FLORENCE MA. SON & H&ML1N OR o irt* readl»U A' a rneeimy VINCENT BADOLATO : ummur- C witu .1 nf id* would b*' a "tremt'Euiyus where there is smoke arc r.stiv£ piitici Top p sick more often," she said V*6 slid KMIC olid it? ramitng & ripi; Hanging tlicmrvnm-tivt- iiuwrver (U North ifi d^ews it) rnUwiei PSiCKiC **«t tUD t««t to • potrit, tnvncii he would lr> lo comply with Trie pf-esidenl said many (1) North ?* C(*Of#e» M mlnutvi GASP members are OAiR¥0irWT E.. tf ftJo^o the iixjlhtrt* tine of Lot* -• ..L...... *4 h... ~~ —.4 t. A .. -J 52 mroypn M inclukivo on !ti| SEALtR iifiniUHED CARDS & CRYSTAL rt-slauiaiil. so man) lubl<», smoke filled rooms People 77W385 5.sft( t!s^3 tfta Wsiterly (me ot Lo' would taj for rum smokt-rs with asthma could !«• killed &* on the afcrcm«ftflifted map 100 MADISON 822 98% »*«! lt» • pelf if In «aid tin* «) C>«ffi*ld (>r I rouki us^- pitrl of the l)\ II she claimed te#< W#si*riy (fain file tnt»rs«rctio fFtefntx.fi ut at \am fine o* G«rf,§w &ira«i wil said ELIZABETH, N J me Westerly line a* f»t»m*t*K flit*Sst t*l t A He utwl !« bt a smoker «• ,. .. j . i- .. .t *...._ ..-..i^- NORTH JERSEY SCHOOL OF BALDWIN Pi*NO fACIOKV PUKNITUKB bOUQHT A o M3 t ^ oa SUMMER SALE I SOLO, MARTIN O URBAN ireti, Swum ;# d«gf*m M r^tn ago "I stopped afu,*r 1 DOG GROOMING QiamK Con»slei Sptneti BOOKS Good books »KI. 211 Hickory Tavern Pd SEN CROSS Writ 125 tett tp th* poim end p New BcHdwin Piano %**5 00 Mcryerfvillt M? its* uf BESiNNtNG buried my tebl friend's wile Full tlte iNTCKtORS A ffXTSRIOftS There u due #p{srfe*.m6 arid then i»y Urst friemi, U)th Beautiful finish fULLV(NtURiD heav\ st!H»ker>, add tx^tli to year Quartntee The £fi«ritt had iuiig cancer It wasn't Bench 6 delivery free L.ANT wi!) buy dt ihi 1 Und and Garden HALPMOHI&CELLO easy, but I stopped ! (eel ill -2M0 iHver, lewelry, etc C 273-0471 Meat of the people I liavr better, too 1 am not half as A0 have no problem with the Mountain avenue, president I Motorcycle ANTIQUES, old coins,, old guns NEW I USED PAHAS PAINTING SSK-D./ <"> and lumber UphoHttriRg ban, if it becomes law Wt-of GASP (Croup Against Ul«> ttrlck. a.ljljn block, ANTIOUES RESTORED pst Painttf i have a third floor penthouse Smoking Pollution), said 1V70 TRIUMPH 4S0 Bonne Raitr«aa fit r«taiRlnt Malli in ftea»«n«tiia Kettsblt i 1 like new, oflty 3S00 original i M.J M*fiRl«ni, *35-7»?S available for people who SHEEP DOGS $25- tWIM. IM all trpai ol can Fylly tmured UPMOLSTGKiNO- Rft«<« n»i she was pleased to hear the Cat) I77-WW anytime crataworfc. C«M tor free vMimats ch*if er t&t* Fsbftt or Nkwv* *»- want t« sit in a nonsmoking Public Health Council was t/»rt7*«fttr Sp.m tu mtii! area," said Richard Tozzi, about to take action The CALL FOR APPOINTMENT- 377-3710 INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS owner "It has the same decor as the dining room 14 p»s«j.c! St., MadiiM !n««i to JMOB Lumtef) ANTIQUE BUYIHCiSERVICEf: OBOROi L OOPFY Hem* im peeve man t» fcanth and Split Let INSTRUCTION The penthouse has not been PK T CAR E Pet* «r* FOROV6KJ5 YRS Higher Pricfc* - lfnm««tatc^ •I hWHi pal01*0, I«S ?uily in 1 1open every night as non- CtSHt ttsyms bum* weekend)., vacations sored. 6xst«H«nc*d ' *M after T WfEKDAVS • 2 00-3 30 9 00 Adytl animal sitter. cash for: Jewelry, Fur nit srnokem don't want to sit Summ &AT SUN. 1 3 3O B 7 8 3O 10 MiSy. 3734M1 «tr«t Silver, Chin*. Glen, D STUOI DRUMS WITH P.inltna*. He CONSULT OUR K!HG III MASONRY WORK t Pi»M Tuning L*«rn ail (tiara It t» kftaw *l»avi 103rd PUTTDUETSCHtS m pUfinjOrumi Rttdlot, tat-tt«f« VOUSFEST BUSINESS «« 29 jrra. eip. Jan, Rotk and Latin. Far mort Tuntno Raealrlng SCHUETZEH PARK LIONEL. American Flyef, l«cs itapt, aatloa. ittftwatki, itucco OB080CM QBLANEY information tall m-fits! SUMMIT ANIMAL WEL.FAHE 32nd St., & Kennedy Bivd I! DIRECTOR? Irami immediate tain. Will pay up LEAGUE SEEKS HOMES "Atlie," ratalnlna wallt, Hraa4ac*i, ate. in loie in jn; to iioeo Tep prices patd 4fr* J4»l Call attar « a.m., m North Bergen, M J hantJiome, ytllow Ub mix. only I Sunday, August 14 mofilhi oMj tavaral ysung b«ayl« FOR FINS PIANO TUNING PERSONALS ANDRCPAIRINO Saturday, Augvtl 30 AUTO REPAIRS J INTERIOR DESIGN mix, make excellent hou&i pets only DA. CHiaitA, me Maian warn, luntfay, August 1) Shuttle & cotlitt mix, (torn t months PIANO WANTED CALL L. HORVATM, ITMllt all kingi, and wat«r^f«»flng, in Viety Show, 2 Beauty contest* to • year, pitas* adopt one — we GOOOi CONDITION HAVINO A PAfirri Naad a bar- n bands, gymnastic*, totfc have %o many) PRECIOUS PUf* TUNINO REOULATINO tuiUrr OH Pattr, HI M7»4IM ftduffs 17 noon to midnight. . EXTERIOR PAIKTIRG call o( svery color) adorable kit TAROr CARD r< by fem, calicm, white, iliver, black, ORIEWTAL RVOt, any candtwo. MASON CONTRACT0« Admission. $2.50 Children Free in r.e. by •(>• hiahast prlcas, Atto aid (ail *»UILO«« FREE PARKING red tabbi**, black tone-on-tone paint me nt lltC>fii *n Spopd or Brushed tabby Pleate klan to tave for our «lli, lurnllura, iS!«, rt- COMLHITC WORK - »t»)>l. w.Ml •Gups & Chartefftd Excursions 273-1700 . M»oi llntfSitt . (ilttterlnj Plastering sweftcJ contidiejiin*lly or Fail Rummtl* Sale For adoption ral n 3t;j Welcome and neutering information, call Vi erfttfinf and dralnsft wsrk c«r. The Other Side COMPLETE Cay 464-1762 244); atler i end weekend* T*2-«SlJ pjnhy iwt woM d«m r.ptlr nr ira -HH or new fr«« «tfvic« t dttitfnlnj CAR CENTER 500KS PLASTERING & of Mldni^it SPEC!«UB«6 !« GERMAN SHEPHERD NUKS ouuvtii local oaaivr Eipsrt repair or new iheet- lost & Found AKC registered Heavy Boned, aav* hlfh cath tar faad aid Vock A taping preparation tor ANTONIO AtVARO OLDSMOBILE CADILUC champion btood lines, excellent book. Harvaffi (nn.) Vi psirttlftf We cooperate with Thm'i still a Blacktop. SeBter HNIw temper am pnt Health guaranteed sm "Doit your isifer " Known LOST Smftil grey tabby cat tn REPAIRS TOWING BOOYWORK 3S4-2131 BOOKS FOB JAU8 Hwutandl SiUewalkt. patioi Summit, with homernsde collar Strvtru ThU Ar«a For Ovsr 30 Vears 273 f4Sf »(ter t P M fftcammvntitd $ummlt-Sfceri of good a}d baak baraalns piut Hills area Pfitt SptseoBO 37J-0Sf7 Ocean Grove, N.J. tint aditleni, autosraphtd. Home Improvement & Repair llmltad and rara collactorv Trailers BALTUSKOL CONSTRUCTION $afisL •Hmi. 1 CO WINES • LIQUOBS • HUBS Tt Summil Ava., Summit Maton Contractar A Builder Qceanfrant ALTERATIONS TRAILCR CAMPER Steeps a Kit 11 4 P M WtO Thru 5»t Itana, b.-lck ildawalkt All lypo Rug Cleaning stove, frts. link, totiel. Hoist. Fi«*!«r concrtta work and construrtton 1 Beechwood Road ADDITIONS-DORMERS and awning A iking ill, SBO Call 37* H Rudltl, Summit, CR Mill InTheHMrtelThtHJ. CR3-1162 SIEAW CI.I1ANIN8, tl „„„ „, MAJOR RENOVATIONS : BUT MtSikin Osk made by tht M)».r. >„! 8u,, » „„(„„„„ 522 Mortis hit OPEN ROAD 13 II motor Gu sl»v Stickler -CrUltmin' Mason Contractors Tony I Rug CUantng Sarvlc*. Wf.ttfor FrMCo hom e AC. J SprmsdeJd J74*8JJ Fra* CR7-1910 or burned in) ttnmH Bax277Q Ocean Grow FREE ESTIMATES & Detivefy Service t. pfcrtect tondittsfi. iile«9t toiner 's compsis with word PUNNING SERVICE Call attt'r a p m m-i "5 ficktey' Railroad Tie _ Retaining Walls Reasonable Call Jim REASONABLE & 277 2221 Used Can PAINTERS Steps CHEVY TJ Vega MsJchback OT FRANK SERIHA KEN MELIA'S AC. auto, im-fm Taps deck, CB BUYING ANY DRATTCCEANING Eicellent cunditian throughout. QUANTITY Uqdscape Contractor PAINTING Must tell 444-9512. 647-5984 or 273-4756 Brush or Spray Depression glass, Heisey, THE CHATHAMS FoUoria, Cambridge, and Home improvements other glassware Dtshware t*73 VW paptap camper Futly •»«y«t*t *f*»rn Jewel T»» I Days — 273-0227 equipped Excellent condition Company and other Ameri- 1 inui Eves — 464 6893 $4,000. Call 374-6462 after 5 PM. can china, crockery and OENERAL CONTRACTINO Nltchenware made in 30's Old fMhtontd crarisman with '1% VOLVO 344 OL with fllr and 40'ft. Toy cars, trucks, Zf yean txptrtmc« In PATIOS conifitianlns Automattc, power buses, trolleys wanted FIRBPLACI9, SIDEWALKS, 63b 07b6 stovrifiB, power brakes, AM-PM Matchbox, Corgi, Dinky, tin, <>Ay!N0. DRV WALL., ETC. 1 radio, low mileage, clean. 14,6*5. plastic, steel, castlron, etc. FROM iRICK to MARtLE, PLUMBING " 63ifiiV Battery operated toys (need Mautlfully d«w al eld laihlon. Much Ado About Nothing' not work.) Postcards, adver- ad prlcas. Our worfc U lea ptr • ONLY 2 MORE Pf Rf ORMANCESI-Clous Aujult \l ELECTRICIANS & HEATING tising items. ALL OTHER 1973 VOLKSWAGEN jJatlon cant utlifacN&t. Call ALDO COLLECTABLE ITEMS ROTONDI at M7-MM. (Form- c ido (boat > tot in thi liiw huidi of (b« N.J.S.F 435 5fO7 License No. Sin wagon. Low mileage. Call after A CALL FRAN JAY trty ot Summit) Frat attlmat* tntiruining ind enceUjnt in eviiy wty'- Niwirk StH PM. 277-3940. 435-6260 FRESH, LEAN Electrical Contractor A.J. OLDROYD CHATEAU BRIAND ALL-BEEF A. SCHIPANI Plumbing & Heating V. AND i. MIRCANOANTE - Residential-Commercial- '73 CHEVY heavy duty • V< ton Massn work. Watar dralnaga. (TENDER SIRLOIN PATTIES Titus Andronicus ».M Types pickup. Equipped w-comprfejsor Industrial Sump pumps Instaiiad. 4*47i7i HEART) UNI¥7MI0RE>ERF0RMANCES!-CIOK! Augu«27 and tools. Excellent condition. SERVICES M4o Home & Commefcial Electric Sewer Cleaning Call 273-4mor J77 0946 H.99 LB Wiring 597 River Rd , Chatham Twsp. luing this bloodbilh it an «1 of couraje in itself. 4648369 ALL TYPHS ol masonry. Brick USDA n Bftck mm'... plenty of fltiito ..." Phila. Ii 1971 BUICK Etectra. Autcrnatic, Carpentry and stona work. Also, drlvawayi PRIME FILETS NJ, License & Business PS. P6 Asking S900, must self. and Indoor piastarlng. 177 0JJ7 Permit 4811 ROOFING 63S-2288. OF BEEF CARPENTRY • Additions, Alter, MASON CONTRACTORS Cyrano De Bergerac ASPHALT & WOOD '73 MAVERICK, 40,000 miles Ex- •lions, rapalrs. No work too MAUROCAVALLARO TICKETS GOING FASTI 'Running llm ROOFING cellent condition. 273-6333. small. Oood work at raasonabla Paving I Landscaping •3.09 pricos. Vt-mi. 17t-llas ow triumph... inipned. . aioula iutfkt al tfn: • '61 GRAND PRIX, white with SHELL OF Daily RKord, Morrii County ATLANTIC BUILDERS SUPPLY block vinyl roof, Michefln Steel OYSTER CUTS of SEAMLESS BEbF STEAKS Belts, Cragars, heavy duty QUALITY Miscellaneous LONDON BROIL 100 Summit Ave. springs, excellent condition. Cut to Order GUTTERS-LEADERS MS-1850. CARPENTERS (Bast Cuts of Top Round) Enemy of The People Chatham, N.J. TRffi TNIMMINO AND RE- AUGUST ?3 ItliUI 0C10BIH H • AND ROOFERS MOVAL) vary raaianaMai