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VOL. S5 NO. 7 SPRINGFIELD, N.J., THURSDAY; NOVEMBER io, was Two Sections 30 cents Briefly told to Township Committee the Callers Council of New Jersey, who THE PARKINSONIAN SOCIETY of A WATCHUNG RAMBLE of five to six Equal Opportunity' Day dinner Monday, Central New Jersey will meet from 1:30 miles will be conducted by the Union1 at at the Town and Campus Banquet.. has taught adult courses at Union High ' Incumbent - Democrat -' township School, will be the caller.- Further in- to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Coachman? Froehlicb won in the township by 268 LaPolla and Fahey were elected to the Both Cieri and Kaish stated they were County Hiking Club Saturday starting at Center, Morris Avenue, Union.. ^," committeemen Stanley Kaish and votes, defeating Rsfcublican William M. B,oard of -Freeholders! as was TOWNSHIP COMMMITTEE The guest speaker will be Gil Noble, formation is available by calling 233- Inn, Cranford. happy about their victory because it 10 a.m. from the Trailside Nature and Susan Chasnoff, director of family William Cieri will serve Springfield Kelly. _.:"•; ^ Republican-O'Keefe. Rajoppi unseated meant the people. of Springfield/"" CIERI KAISH CITRON DRUKER Science Center in Mountainside. producer and host of WABC-TV's weekly 2911. another three years' after winning Democrat Freeholder candidates, Hatfleld as <(he county register, and DISTRICT Black Public Affairs series, "Like It Is," services at Memorial General Hospital, recognized their,work over the six (0) (D) IW W The club also will sponsor a 10-mile' THE DR. WILLIAM .ROBINSON. Union, will be the speaker. Her topic will; Tuesday night's election by a little over Michael J. Lapolla, Brian W. Fahey, Froelich won re-election as sheriff. years they have been in office. "We —j— 222 213 76 71 hike in Harriman Park starting from the and co-anchor of the weekend late edition a 1,000 votes, beating Republicans Ron and Ron Scorese won in Springfield, 2 219 210 107 of "Eyewitness's News." Plantation, operated by the Clark be"AdultDayCareCehterSeryices." ,HW « jr^nSKw cb* Western Electric id spni "That's the way it should be." Karmatz workers are made aware of ffife ahead • NOIIIMMIUQnMWUUaill assisted in the development and also said, "We would like to move blind of time, Karmatz feels it makes for a For Info Call J research for the project and makes it irators on to other types of Jobs if smoother transition. m available to operating companies. At MARRIOT the plant in Springfield, Jack Karmatz 463-8696 I of j l/nion was one of the engineers HOTEL assigned to the project. Sunday Karmatz said that the objective was Nov. 7,1982 to provide an employment opportunity to the-blind that would be the same type (JintOHRt.MI) 9AM'2:30PM Liond, AmtficM of Job a seeing person could have. A Admission '3.00 rV.HO telephone operator's job Is one of the easiest to convert since it relies mainly Assorted Accessories Children under 12 s, FREE./.M.I on manual dexterity. An operator must have an acute hearing sense and be quick at a switchboard. Karmatz said the expense was ob- viously a consideration since AT&T took on the project not to make a profit, but to make a contribution to the handicapped, The perfect solution was Standing Pilot to design a switchboard specifically for Furnace a blind person, but to make a device HELPING THE BLIND—Jack Karrhatz of Western Electric In Springfield shows a' that could be incorporated into the video tape of workers using a newly designed switchboard for the blind. Western board when a visually impaired person Electric has been involved with the research, development and marketing of the was using it. FREE BONUS products Bell Labs played a major role in the actual construction of the devices; A telephone operator's system is with a purchase ol Model S8SS '••••• \ (Photoby John Boutsikarls) Buy a Carrier Gas Furnacs now and oel • '••' called a Traffic Service Position this deluxe WEBCOB" ZIP1" CORDLESS PHONE System (TSPS) and it functions through (reel Webcw model 66. A $189.96 value. Resident is fined for drug possession a series of 87 keys that light up and give At participating Carrier dealers only. the operator neccessary information. LOVE Offer end's November 30,1983. The now system, Visually Impaired A Springfield man pleaded guilty to fined $115 when he pleaded guilty to months whuu ue plcuded guilty to Operator System (VIOS), doveloped by TO SHARE? to SPARE? CALL YOUR DEALER: possession of a controlled dangerous speeding. Lewis Brown,. Newark, was driving while under the influence of Bell Labs, converts the visual in- substance and drug paraphernalia in fined $115 and received a B-month alcohol. Cleveland A. Gordon, Jr., . formation into audible and Braille 1 municipal court Monday night. Louis license revocation for driving without Orango, lost his license for 2V4 years signals. CHECKS LESSON PLAN-Wllllam Jones, Jonathan Dayton DEPEW Borsky, Kipling Avenue, was fined $250 Insurance . and received $390 in fines for possessing The visually Impaired operator must Reglona High School mathematics supervisor, checks a lesson _by Acting Judge Rudolph Hawkins Jr. drugs and drug paraphernalia in a wear two sets of earphones. In one ear plan on the overhead projector with math teacher Jane Fischer. A number of people received heavy A Summit man, Thonruis R. Walters, vehicio, misuse of license plates, and the operator will hear the caller's BECOME A FOSTER PARENT fines for motor vehicle violations. pleaded guilty to driving Whjle driving an unregistered and uninsured request and In the other, instead of Temporary Foster Homvs N««d«tf/.l: ~~~~T Reginald Forshee, 'Plainfield, pleaded suspended and wus fined $550. Thomas. vehicle, seeing lights blinking on a board, a Fitness club opens at Y For: Infants, TocidUrt. Toon's • guilty to driving while on the revoked synthesized voice will read out what the list and was fined $500, Buesing, Roaelle Park, was fined a total ~X~-Blninfleld husband and wife were lights are signaling. . ' Springfield women can now utilize GALL 272-2100 lined $2CO~ror motor vehicle violations. unwind at the YW's new weight room Call 648-4550 «•"'«» Michael Zelinskl, Middlelown. was of $265 and lost his license for six The operator also has at her the now Summit Area YWCA's Fitness featuring free weights and Universal 309 Lafayette Ave. Kcnilworth, N. J. Daniel Hcndrix was charged and Club for Professional .Women which N.J. Division o» Yoofh and Family Services pleaded guilty to making an illegal turn fingertips etncrgeiicy numbers that are equipment. The Ciub also provides of the Deportment of Human Services.' '.•'•*. flJB>Nomb«r1 Air Conditioning M»kar transcribed in Braille. It took three opened Monday. classes In Jazz Aerobics, Pre/Post and driving without a license. His wife "Going for It" is designed to meet the Montfompry EogUHirlng Co.. 241 Clinton toad/Witt OUwell, Ntw Janty 070M (201) 227 HH YWCA slates fall classes Alberta pleaded guilty to allowing ah years for ihe • special modifying Natal fitness and Backcare along with unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle equipment to be designed. When it was needs of thc.working woman," says Pat swimming. The Summit Area YWCA, which is A drop-In master swim (earn is open ready, the system -was fiold tested In Cronin, YW's director of health, Club members may pick and choose available to Springfield residents.ls, to male and femaje swimmers 21 and and having no Insurance. She also had her license revoked for six months. Sacramento, Cal. for five months. physical education and recreation any combination of activities for $60 for offering a special late fall term for older who want to improve strokes and The experimental blind operator was programs. "It's flexible so the working the eight-week introductory phase. "We keeping in shape during the holiday timing. Competition may be arranged rated just as efficient and fast as her woman can gear it to her schedule. season. The term begins Nov. 17 and A 1982 Uuick (legal was reported plan to modify and improve upon the, through Instructors David Pease and stolen to police about 8 p.m. Monday seeing co-workers,,and perhaps more There's ample time for women to programs as the need arises," says continues until Jan. SO (with time off Niels Schwarz. The master swim team so, Karmatz said, "The blind are better exercise before work, at lunchtlme or from Dec. 28 to Jan 3.) night. The car was reported .missing Gwen. Spann, YWCA first vice meets Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:30 from Dodgelund, Route 22 East, motivated because they've been after 5:00. Our lockers and shower president. Mrs. Spann and Bunny The YW's heated.pool Is a place to tO7:3O. Springfield, discriminated against." Karmatz has facilities make it possible for women to Meyercord, Treasurer, developed the shed winter garments and extra There's also plenty to do at the YW exercise and go to work or home Fitness Club idea together with.Pat pounds. Aquaclse, a fun water exercise > without getting wet. Frank Ashley refreshed." Cronin and Liz Boye1, assistant director class for women, will now be offered returns this term to teach modern jazz Jones earns math post For the early birds, to get off to a of health, physical education and Monday, and Wednesday evenings, 7- and modern dance for teens and adults. vigorous start, there's a stretch and recreation, 7:30, in addition to Tuesdays and There are also coed martial arts Jonathan Dayton Regional High sensitive to their needs." flex exercise class, advanced fitness, Thursday at 11 a.m. classes taught ' by Christopher School teacher of mathematics William A graduate of Susquehannu and a walking club to increase car "Gwen Spann and Bunny Meyercord Qoedecke; and Sidney Austin teaches Jones has assumed the responsibility of University (Pa.), Jones has taught at diovascular strength, fitness and en- are perfect examples of creative, ef- hall closed Tai Chi (using •»' total form of exercise mathematics supervisor, according to the high school for 19 years. He durance (and get some fresh air before fective volunteers," say* Cronin. They for serenity, strength, control and Principal Anne Rpmano. received a Master's degree in ad- going to the office). The YW will spent hours canvassing local com- municipal buHdlng 1 balance of movements.) Supervisors were uppointed In each ministrative supervision from Kean provide .coffee each morning and a panies to determine the working | tomorrow in observance - Weight-training classes will feature of the. four Union County Regional High College in 1976, arid served his ad- iDiy. • ' p •"''" room to mingle With other schedules and needs of women in the the YW's new Universal equipment, " School District No. 1 schools upon the ministrative internship at Day ton. professionals. area. They also reviewed slmUnr beginning N9v,.»7. , :'•', retirement of its distrlctwide coor- At lunchtlme, the fitness club offers programs offered by the YWCA's Advanced fitness Is open to mien and dinator of mathematics Joseph Sott In Formerly the JV and varsity football swimming classes for beginners or! a < nationwide. "We determined the need .woman and meets Monday, Wednesday October, Joiies will observe and coach, he now coaches girls' cross practice plunge for intermediate and for shorter classes offered »t diverse and Friday Mornings, In addition to .evaluate Dayton's 12 math teachers in country and spring track. His wpn-Ioss advanced swimmers. There's also times," says Spann. "And we're of- Monday and Wednesday eVeiilngs. It's addition to teaching five periods of record of 127-17 also includes boys' Aerobic Exercise and Ballet. Brown fering the club at • nominal fee to ldlvlduallied total conditioning math, / • «•' • cross-country and winter track bag luncheons featuring lectures on women can come and sea for them- "Joe Sott had sincere empathy for coaching experiences. Bill lives in health-related topics will be scheduled. selves." -t-r additional information, call the students and teachers, alike," said the Green Brook.with his wife Marianne, Before the long commute, or the For more information, call Pat YWCA. 273-4242. new supervisor, "And I hope to be as and sons Brian and David. realities of cooking dinner one can. Cronin at the YWCA, I7S-4M2.
V SERVING SPRINGFIELD. MOUNTAINSIDE, KEWLWORTH - ThurtdW, Novtmlwr », J»iJ- 3 Music Association sets entertainment to Join In thto evening of entertainment. Cathy Mancino Employees play safe MOUNTAINSIDE-Th. _ e next. meetin. .._ g__ scholarships__i._i Uu.. - tn if*tn in thin ovftnlngof gntertfltnnm of Ibe Mountainside Music Association Known for its community enrichment Refreshments will be served. For will be Wednesday, 8: IS p.m., at the In the musical arts, the M.M.A. further information, call membership in Wilder play chairman Sally Boyd at 232-8897^ and are staying put home of Ann Hew on 270 Knoilcrest n&Tnew and old members alike KBNILWORTH-Cathy Mancino of Road. specialized Jobs with a •mall pool ot KcnUworth is curwntly appearing as SPRINGFIELD-"AlUK>ugh the job After a short business meeting, there qualified candidates. Sablna in the Trenton State College market is improving, people are still will be entertainment provided by high In contrast to the broad sweep of a student production of '"The Skin of Our playing it safe and holding onto their school and college pianists' Barbara national newspaper, smaller "MTTOW Veteran's Day Sale Teeth" by Thornton Wilder. present jobs. As a result, recruitment Sauer, Gaitlin Haugby and Susan Hain. advertisers are working harder to and deep" media can also be effective Two of these pianists are recipients of The allegorical play, which has in reaching scarce specialists. One down outerwear become a minor American classic, has attract qualified people," Mountainside Music Association These are'some current observations high-tech firm Is looking for marketing ONI OC TM1IAMIST KUCTtOMS performances today, tomorrow and managers and strategic planners. Hie |KTMIT»MSTATIA«iA Saturday. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. in by Barbara PaVlichko, director of recruitment advertising at Keyes catch is: their people have tocombinea Cub pack has Kendall Hall Studio Theatre. degree in electrical engineering with an Dr. Hal Hogstrom, TSC faculty Martin, Springfield. According to Pavlichko, "wider media options and MBA. That instantly • shrinks the Halloween fun member, is the director of the numbers of available applicants. UNCTH votm coat production. For further in- expert counsel" could be the key to MOUNTAINSIDE-Mountainslde formation.call (609) 771-2106. successful recruiting. "To make this assignment even more challenging," said Pavllchkl, "the Cub Pack 177 held its annual halloween |95 Mancino, a sophomore music major, Among some examples of new ap- company's CEO wanted an 'ivy' MBA— party meeting recently. *99 has appeared in TSC's productions of proaches for help-wanted advertisers, and in an entire graduating class, only Everyone came in costume and "The Apple Tree", and "The fifth of Pavlichko cited the Cable TV stations 20 of 800 have the requisite technical awards were given for those cubs in July". She has also done crew work for which are breaking, into the recruit- background." each, den who had the most supper and "Gemini" and "Hamlet". ment market with special career- the most original costumes. The cubs oriented programs or teletext job an- Pavlichkl targeted the firm's recruitment advertising-by-taking a full played a variety of games and ate Rescue squad calls nouncements. cupcakes which they had decorated. In some ' areas, prospective em- page in "Careers and the MBA," a MOUNTAINSIDE—The Moun- Seventeen Webelos, who had gone on ployers can_ajso_access computerized placement-oriented annual published In tainside Rescue Squad reported the a camping overnight in October, banks ofresumeS, and job-shoppers can association with the Harvard Business following calls for the month of Sep- APPL,E A DAY—Students at James Caldwel.LSchool In Springfield learned how received the outdoorsman pin. These tap the computer bank for position School—and reaching all the most tember. The squad responded to a total \o replace junk food with healthy shacks during a recent nutrition program. From boys included Scott Meissner, Charlie listings. selective business schools from of-42 calls, among which were 24 left io right, Laura Scriadelrstodent, Shelley Beck of the Diet Center, Lynn Llnd, Daugherty, Chris Maresca, Steven ' "Of course," said Pavlichko, Wharton to the "B" School itself. emergencies, three motor vehicle R.N. and Phyllis Nelson, school nurse. Llnd, of T.he Diet Center on Morris Ave. In Matejek, Chris OToole, Peter Gittrica, •VIRV mm Dwcowtnp accidents and seven transportations. Springfield, led the students In a discussion of proper nutrition. . ' • "newspapers are still the primary "While media selection is becoming David Holllster, Gordon Thompson, medium for recruitment advertising— increasingly important to the Patrick McCarthy, Brian Carson, ' i»dlMD«lQO«roownCo»t» but even in newspapers, advertisers recruitment advertiser," said Tonuny Cukier, Jimmy Alder, Richard have much more choico.Publications Pavlichko, "the content of a recruit- Antonacci, Erik Wilhelm, Peter 'Sail A Thon Cruise Night' set Wednesday are producing more specialized REALTY BOARD-Anne Wilson of Springfield (second from left) and Gary Singer ment ad must, as always, be attractive, Sempepos, Joe Augusta and Owen recruitment sections, focusing on the (second from rlghf) are vice presidents-elect of the Board of Realtors of CLINTON FACTORY credible, and designed for convenient McElroy. In an effort to provide the answers.to Eriedman. for all types of travellers, make this a Viking, Singleworld Cruises, Sitmar health fields, high-tech jobs, and other Maplewood and South Orange, which also serves Springfield. At far. left Is current Of all vacations available,—the—very viable and trouble-free way to Cruises, Sun Line Cruises and United response." The next pack meeting will be a questions about cruise travel, areas." president Joseph Zahn and atfar right Is Gella Seder, president-elect. sports night on Nov. 18 at 7:30 at the OUTLET in Millburn, NJ. cruise passengers usually return home go." Airlines, who are participants in a In addition to specific job descrip- Vacations Unlimited Travel Agency of Pavlichko has also used "USA Deerficld School Gymnasium. Moh7sat. 10-5:30; ThUrs. til 8:30; Sun. 12-5 with the highest degree of overall A number of the lines will also be number of air/sea programs. tions, recruitment ads must also "sell Call Kr Otrxtion* South_Orange will sponsor a Sail A Thon Today," the new national newspaper, (201 > 762-6362 • 78 MUbu™ Ave.. Millburn, Hi satisfaction in the total cruise vacation providing special money saving of- Since seating is limited, admission is the company." Cruise Night on Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., and found it effective in reaching at Mayfair Farms, Eagle Rock Ave. experience, and of course satisfied ferings for early bookings, and by advance reservation. Tickets are available at $2.50 from the agency at ' readers who are willing to relocate. One "When people are looking to make Stone directing 'Sly Fox' West Orange. * clients is our primary goal." arrangements have been made so that _. u^ _ vv^^vtf v^ to*« ... . /^ A _ • w ^ % __l t • V _ i -* ^ FM ^'l . • n client ran large-space ads to announce the best career move," Pavlichko. SPRINGFIELD—Pegg W y Stone, Maplewood Women's Club, 60 According to Bruce Friedman, reservations will be accepted ' and 136 South Orange Ave., corner of "Many people who have never taken - interview sessions In specific cities— noted, "they want to know something resident of Springfield, is directing the Woodland Ave., Maplewood. president of the agency, this will be an confirmed on the spot without waiting Prospect St. South Orange, phone ^63- VIDEO STATION a cruise have concerns or miscon- but attracted candidates from a wide about the company's personality, the current run of "Sly Fox" at the "Sly Fox," a comedy by Larry evening to sec films about "the cruise for a telephone call the next day. 4800. ceptions about cruise travel, and may geographic area. work environment, and the firm's Gelbart, is performed by the experience," meet with represen- The firms participating in this Sail A Anyone booking a cruise with the be reluctant to ask for fear of stupid "USA Twlay" now offers 14 regional objectives. For instance, some com- Maplewood Strollers. It is the story of tatives from the steamship lines and Thon Cruise Night Presentation are, agency by April l, will receive a 400 A correction question." (A cardinal rule at the. percent credit of $10 per passenger for editions—so recruitment advertisers panies really encourage participation Foxwell J. Sly and his "humble, Cruises transportation companies participating American Hawaii Cruises, Carnival SPRINGFIELD—The name of the agency though, is there is never such a can hit metro-markets in the east, west, in management and profits—and that's loveable lackey,". Simon Able, as they as co-sponsors, und to actually sample Cruise Lines, Delta Queen Steamboat shipboard use of purchase on board or late Min Berkowltz was left out of the thing as a stupid question, — perhaps and central United States. Help-wanted a incentive for entrepreneurial types." attempt to swindle Sly's "friends" out a part of cruise life wit,h the evening to Company^ Home Lines Cruises, wine, when they present their validated Information submitted to the Leader for maybe a stupid answer, but never a advertisers also have the option of "Benefits should also be Receive a of all they own. be geared towards anight at sea. The Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean ticket from the Sail A Thon presen- RCA the engagement announcement of her stupid question.) going national, particularly for highly highlighted," Pavlichko added. Performances are tonight, tomorrow emcee will conduct some of the Cruise Line, Royal Cruise Line, Royal tation at the agency before denature. daughter, Ellyn Berkowitz of are and Saturday at 8 p.m. with a matinee traditional shipboard games, quizzes "The increase in the number of ex- VIDEODISC Vallsburg, formerly of Springfield, and and contests in awarding the many door cellent cruise ships available with all Robert Sllverman of Blacksurg, S.C. on Sunday at 2 p.m. prizes to be given out that evening. types of interesting and unusual sesame onion sail garlic pumpernickel onion PLAYER "The reason we are sponsoring the itineraries with especially attractive Hie smartest PIUS TWO DISCS air/sea offerings from Newark Airport, Snil A Thon is three fold." nccorrlinR to WE'LL ACCEPT place to start a diet Disc Player... $299°° ANY FOOD COUPON TWO Discs....$ 79*° Stevens coordinates Total Retail 90 Up To .50* Value Value seminar for dentists Toward The Purchase MOUNTAINSIDE-Dr. Van S. 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4-1 .Novmbf 10,1HJ-SBRVINO SPRINOFIBI.D seRVINOSPRINOFIBLO, MOUNTAINSIDE, KBNILWORTH — Thur»d»y, Novtmtwr 10, W»—5 Baron named Ada Brunner around the towns Jersey execs group Executive Editor at Overlook Springfield Leader • SPRINGFIELD-SUurt Baron, D.O., 37 Mountain Ave., Raymond Worrall has been elected to chief of family slatSPRINOFIBLD-Thomae 4ths Halconventioe Communicate;" "A Futuristicn View of practice, Overlook Hospital, it was Springfield, N.J. 07081 Advertising Director Boggi of the Washington, D.C. law firm Meeting Planning;" and "Ways to announced by Thomas J. Foley, Patton, Bogga and Blow will present the Win." \ president and chief executive offlcer. keynote address at the Springfield Business Office Rates for the event range from $75 for Dr. Baron has an office in Springfield Published' every Thursday based New Jersey "Society of a regular one-day registration, to S120 and is Board-certified in family 1291 Stuyvesant Ave,, Union, N.J. 07083 by Trumar Publishing Corp. Association Executives' 4th Annual for the regular, ^full two-day practice. He is a member of the Summit, 686-7700 (USPS 5)2-720) Annual mall Convention and Exhibition, Bally's registration. "\^ Medical Society,'AmericanOsteopathlc subscription $13.00 In county, Park Place Casino/Hotel, Atlantic City, For more information, or to receive Association, New Jersey Society of Sl».00'out of county, 30« per on Wednesday, Dec 7. The convention registration materials, write NJSAE,. Osteopathic Physicians, Union County copy. Mailed and entered as will run from Tuesday, Dec. 6 through 66 Morris Avenue, P.O. Box 359, Osteopathic Society, and American second class matter at the Thursday, Dec. 8, it was announced by Springfield, 07081; or call 379-1100. Society of Bariatric Physicians. He WALTER WORRALL, Publisher Springfield, N.J, Post Office. ' NJSAE President O.J. Hale. serves on the Board of the Union County "OUT; convention theme this year Psychiatric Clinic and Is a member of revolves around the spirit of com- Koldorf show B'nai Brith, Springfield. petition and the excitement it Baron resides In Springfield with his generates," Hale said. "We want all at BearAAtn. STUART BARON wife Sandra and two sons. participants to get on their marks, get SFRINGFJELD—Irene Koldorf, set and 'Go for the Gold' at our Con- sculptor, is presently showing six of her No amphitheater vention. Our selection of Mr. Boggs as stone sculptures at the Bear Mountain our keynote speaker, symbolizes our Inn Gallery, Bear Mountain State Park. theme in the' exemplification of an Koldorf Is exhibiting with the Sculptors Residents of Springfield are like a family: they can individual who has made the differene - Association of New Jersey. argue among themselves and call each other names; in this world as a lobbyist." She has been in exhibits .in the but when outsiders try the same thing, look out. A gala cocktail party and grand Nabisco Gallery, Newark Museum, opening of exhibitions will Initiate the Springfield 'Library, Summit Art Tall Bin IJkn Last year, a developer from Iowa tried to get a three-day event at 6 p.m., Dec. 6. Ron Center, Hunterdon Art Center in New zoning variance so a large shopping mall could be Freeman, executive director of the Jersey and also in exibits in New York constructed. The opposition was immense and as New Jersey Governor's Council on City.' Her latest awards were in the physical Fitness, wi|l participate in Washington Square Outdoor Art close to unanimous as a community could possibly be. After a one-week vacation, Scene waUt through to Roselletark." ' NJSAE's "Gold Medal" Opening Exhibits where she won awards In both Residents who quarrelled over local politics, school around the towns is back — this time Others who mentioned the tunnel -Ceremony"", activities. New Jersey (he spring and fall shows. closings, etc. stood side by side in a year-long resolve with a look upward In linden. If you near the old station were Mildred Governor Thomas Kean has also been The exhibit at Bear Mountain Inn recognize all- those -windows iir this Kendlg of Kerillworth and S. Harding invited to attend the Convention. Gallery will be on display through that ended up with the township forcing the cor- Sunday. multi-story building, let us know by 9 Smith of Union. Special features of the three-day poration from Iowa to withdraw its plans. a.m. Monday. Write to Scene, in care of Lawrence Koldorf, a graduate ar- The building housing the Knights of HALLOWEEN COSTUMES—Halloween costumes enlivened Convention will be ceremonies irt ob- chitect, has had an oil painting ac- this newspaper, P.O. Box 3109, 1291 servance of NJSAE's 10 th An- But no sooner had the mall controversy subsided Stuyvesant Ave., Union 07083. Columbus, to which he belongs, is right Jonathan Dayton Regional High School halls last week and cepted In the Princeton Art Association next door, wrote Nlpk. Nugent of niversary,, the election of the group's than word leaked out Union County was interested in The last time a mystery photo ap- teacher Barbara Hedges' Latin Club celebrated the occasion Juried show. He has had paintings Washington School In Union. with a social evening of games, all conducted In Latin. Two of her officers, drawings for free dinners and shown at the Summit Art Center, constructing an outdoor ampitheatre at the Houdaille peared on this page, on Oct. 27,-it drew trips and a "Boardwalk Jog." a swarm of responses. Latin II students, Miles Carter and Barbara Schram, are pic- Morris Museum, Hunterdon Art Center, Quarry in Springfield. Although no official decisions William Parish, a student, at tured here. Some of the scheduled educational Prudential Insurance Co., Tweed It showed "the railroad station in the Abraham Clark High School In Roselle, programs include workshops entitled Gallery, Westfield Hadassah, and the have been made in this instance, the residents of center of Roselle," Harold Relder of was another who not only recognized "Improving -Negotiating Skills;" Washington Sqhare Outdoor Show in Springfield are making their feelings known. Roselle wrote, adding that it was "the the Scene but also pointed out that the "Direct Mail Marketing;" "Writing to New York. place where I used to buy the Knights of Columbus Hall Is nearby. Library column Determined to maintain the quality and character newspapers, Including the Spectator, a "The building on the left was a of life in the township, residents have started petitions long time ago," newspaper afid cigar stand," Matthew aimed at showing their displeasure. They have also Joseph V. Insogna Jr. of Linden came J. Moriopoll of Roselle wrote. "The Nadia Boulanger: High Priestess of Music' up with his fifth correct answer as he building on the right, ticket and gone to Union County Board of Freeholders meetings wrote, "It's the old train station and passenger station." By ROSE P. SIMON but she was recognized spirit, and her death in physician's roconl- but a few needs, others are that goes on in. tho to express their feelings on the subject. Those who ran newspaper shed. In the early 1960s, The station has been "out of service SPRINGFIELD—Foil- also as a composer, 1979. . mendatlons in each case, described. ultimate word processor Jamie's, a pool hail/candy store, was. since the Bayonne-to-Cranford shuttle owing are reviews of conductor, organist, THE PATIENT AT HOME Covell suggests the Additional subjects — the human mind". He for freeholder in Tuesday's election faced stern located nearby." was discontinued on Aug. 8,1978," Lisa while commuting." in the date on the sign at Connecticut currently popular books at lecturer, and critic. In- "The Home Alternative physician must be sym- covered arc: nutrition, explains clearly how that Joe Long of Roselle recognized the BatUto of Kenllworth noted. ParmS Church in Union, which ap- Springfield Public vitations poured in from to Hospitals and Nursing pathetic, financial post-surgical care, works: the machine questions concerning the proposed amphitheater at Gil Garcia and Tony Lentlne Jr., both Library. various candidates nights'heldarbund the county. Scene easily. "The reason," he said, is But though the station is no longer in teachers at Central Six-Jefferson peared in the Oct. 21 Scene, struck a the USA and England, Homes," by Mara Brand resources must be con- emergency measures, allows maximum that "I used to walk through the tunnel Use, "there Is a parking lot that citizens School in Union, recognized the Scene note with Linda Haluska of Union, who HIGH PRIESTESS OF where her lecture-recitals Covell. sidered, Social workers care of the mentally 111, flexibility in alteration, MUSIC change, correction, We support the people of Springfield who are connecting Roselle to Roselle Park as a use to park their cars while shopping on and sent in a joint answer. Others sent In her third correct entry. She 1 and conducting were star A medical journalist can be helpful, family or care for the elderly and for fighting this amphitheater. The security and traffic kid." He added, "The railroad was then Chestnut Street," Ruth Mackall of coming up with the right answer were wrote, "This Connecticut Farms sign "Nadln Boulanger, ' by attractions. The author experienced in caring for friends should be those who arc terminally revision, and expansion, N.J. Central.' Roselle noted. Theresa Faragl of Irvlngton, Sid and should read: Settled by Yankees, 1687. Leonie Rosen thai. follows Boulanger's busy, her seriously ill father, available to share HI. Many resource and then will print out any problems inherent with a building which would hold Frances Cooloy, a native of Roselle The Scene brought back memories Betty Olson of Roselle and Michael Scene of hardest fighting against In- The daughter of a productive life In great and advised by competent responsibility, and the agencies are Included, number of printed copies. concerts and similar kinds of events on a regular Park who now lives in Linden, also for Beatrice H. Glbby of Bloomfield, Korab of Linden. vasion of British and Hessians, June 7, French music professor detail. physicians and nurses, home care person must be COMPUTER GUIDE Personal computers can remembers the tunnel "that you could who recalled, "I bought many papers Late arrival: The transposed figures 1780. Became Union In 1808." and a Russian-born She describes her offers a helpful guide for physically and, "The Word Processing be understood by anyone MEHLO PAHK: 23d U)iV««« Av«nu« - Roul. 1 basis would be enormous. alnfer, Nadia Boulanger personality (autocratic, caring for the ill at home, emotionally capable of \Book," by Peter A. Mc- familiar with a TV set and flur fcUnto P«k Shopping C«iUf Springfield residents like a good fight. If the people (b. 1887) was reared in the proud, possessive), her The desirability of home handling the situation. Williams. . typewriter.. , but must TOTOWA: Route <». Ea«t Bound strict bourgeoise fashion many tours and teaching caro Is that the patient is The author, lists supplies This book is written for first learn the language Eul of W«o» Brook Shopping C«nl«, who want the amphitheater don't believe that, they Letters to the editor of the time. She began to posts abroad, hher usually more comfortable needed in the sickroom, the "absolute novice'1, as and symbols connected should ask those land developers from Iowa who study the rudiments of numerous awards, her (In a loving, familar en- gives tips on care of tho the author was only two with computers. Letters to the editor must be doors, new double glazed windows to Rahway River, the Impact of the ad- It takes many dedicated persons music when she was five, thought they could get a shopping mall built here. received no later than 9 a.m. on the replace steel single 'glazed' casement vancing Redcoats and the Jersey many hours to organize and follow noted friends, prodigies. vironmont), the at- sickroomj., a.nd; suggests years ago. After reviewing The six main com 1 A year Inter her parents a brjef,,hls/ory of com- ponents of a personal Friday preceding the date of the windows, ' sriioke "aldrm' ::'system Militia, and" the burning of the .through on such a project. This contest Mrs..;.,mosph,e;re is more the nursing skills required made h'e'r p'rdmlse that she Rosenthal . ,. notes dignified and humane, the (taking of the tem- puters, he tells us that computing system aro: Issue in which they are to appear. throughout' the entire complex, and Springfield church. The two lower brings pleasure to all, participants as would always be They should not exceed 350 words extensive replacement of driveways, Boulanger's last, costs are considerably perature, pulse, "word processing the Main Computer (with comers of the picture are reinforced well as spectators, in a positive man- responsible for her machines .are tools that its CPU, RAM, ROM), the and should be typed with double cement walks and steps. This came to' with cut-out figures mounted free of the ner. Let's continue to keep it an annual struggling years, her less. Of course, home care respiratory rate, blood younger sister Llli. This Illnesses, nor indomitable will depend on tho pressure, etc.) These are. serve tho word processing Video Screen. spacing between all lines (not all In an increase of 89 cents per room per canvas to bring the battle scene nearer eventl oath, and her attachment Atlonglast^ 'cttpttaMcttcn, please). • month. The net effect was so paltry that to the viewer. HOStiMARY BONOCORE to her mother, wore Diamond Anniversary All letters must include a written I have rejected the decision of the In many parts of the country, local, Center Street sources of lifelong Congratulations to us! signature, a complete address and a board. history is recognized for its significance frustrations. All of New Jersey can begin saying that — though phone number where the writer may My concern is for the future of multi- and the roots which it establishes with Nudla's musical be reached during business hours residential housing in the town of the past. Fort Myers in Florida makes education progressed, and Buy Direct (for verification purpose* only). The Springfield, The repeal of the con- much of its. closeness to Thomas A. Legislative perhaps in a lukewarm tone of voice — as a result of though she never gained from factory the new motor vehicle inspection system due to go writer's name-will be withheld only fiscatory rental increase which was on Edison who wintered there. Herkimer, first prized in the Prix de In most unusual circumstances, and the books at 2.5 percent for some 10 New York, rings with the exploit of Rome competition, she OVERHEAD Marsh celebrates their into effect Monday. at the editor's discretion. years was a step In the right direction, General Herkimer who fought the addresses became a professional The new program, giving motorists the option qf This newspaper reserves the right and although the recent elimination of Battle of Oriskany and relieved Fort organist and teacher at 17, DOORS to edit or reject any letter and to the tax surcharge was a backward step Stanwix. The towns of Millburn and The Seriate now ablo to support her 75th Anniversary with the having their cars inspected at a state motor vehicle publish only one letter from any one insofar as the landlord was concerned, Springfield have played an Inspiring, mother and invalid sister station or a private garage, is designed to eliminate person within any four-week period. the town seemed to be interested in part in history. On their ground, 6,000 Improving the physical structure of professional troops of the British army Bill Bradley. Democrat of Denville, 315 Her reputation for ex- the long waiting lines that New Jerseyans have had to L —their housing stock. were fought to a standstill by Russell Senate Office Building, cellence came to a climax 'EASY TO INSTALL Concord Mariner SG Not political—~ Washington's army supported by local Washington, D.C. 20510 (telephone: 202- when she finally earned mxl- Unnmnhiil endure annually to get those new stickers oh their This Is no longer true. The message of second prize at age 20, an minim • Filmrglnst It Is said that a little bit of knowledge militia. It is this event the Millburn- 224-3224), or 1609 Vauxhall Rd,, Union, nit Solid NoFinuor Joinle cars. their decision bodes 111 for the rental '.|.'l ft Cli'Voil Piinnk Short Hills Arts Center sought to per- N.J. 07083 (telephone: 688-0960). extraordinary achievem- is a dangerous thing. And once again housing units in the town. It would be ent for a woman. nouil F'niiuls Delayed at first by squabbling in Trenton, the dual J.W. Karlevas demonstrates to all of us inadvisable for any landlord to make a petuate In the "Battle of Springfield" Muffin Commit painting, I sincerely hope the picture Sen. Frank tautenberg, Russell Senate Ironically, it was Lill, who SEE THEM MADE inspection system remained in limbo even after the just how little his knowledge is. capital improvement with the idea of Office Building, Washington, D.C. at 19, won the coveted first GET HIGHER QUALITY CARE is not a political group — We regaining its cost through increase in achieves the objective of patriotic AT BAHOAIN PRICES Legislature and Governor Thomas Kean managed to stimulation for which committee and 20510; District office: P.O. Box 595, prize in 1913. CALL TOLL FREE are a group of truly concerned citizens rent. The rental structure has been Nutley, N.J. 07110, (telephone: 645- — concerned about the future as much seriously damaged by the , lo-year artists labored, Then came World War 1, reach agreement and enact a new law. That was 3030). the death—of Lili, 800872-4980 as the present. . disastrous 2.5 percent increase allowed TALI • WHITE - VISIT because it still needed clearance from the U.S. En- SCHUYLEK HARRISON recognition of Nadia's war CARE is not a small group, nor Is it with current rents on the old tenants at Sarasota, Florida vironmental Protection Agency (EPA). under the direction of Yale Greenspbon, less than 50 percent of the. market rents.' relief work by prominent Americans, the opening of Madeline Zamarra, and Dolores My fears are concerned with the Nam RovJ, Montnoulh Junction Last week, the EPA came through with the Johnson. Thanks to Key Club The House the French Music School N.vv J..UV 06852 clearance, notifying the state that the plan will not recent trends that seem to be creating for Americans, Nadia's On.n 0 III 5 - Sit til 17 The need for the Walton Building has an atmosphere that will again return to The Key Club members of Jonathan Jamei Courier, Republican of concert performances and violate air quality standards. not ceased. If it has, the Board of limited investment value of residential Dayton Regional High School have HacketUtown, 325 Cannon House Office her position as teacher in Education, wouldn't be spending $80,000 real estate in the rental field. The made a special name for themselves Building, Washington, D.C, 20515 the new Franco-American That is good news. Not so good is the failure of the of taxpayers money to house Itself In ultimate result will be deterioration or (telephone: 202-2254801), or District To Publicity because of their many good deeds. Over Conservatory. Among her Chulrmch: plan to set a firm figure for what private garages can the Gaudlneer building. conversion to other forms of ownership. the years they have given financial' Offices: P.O. Bldg. 1 Morris St., early students wore Aaron The responses of board members at FERDINAND G. WEISBROD support to many different charities. Morrlstown, N.J. 07980 or 41 N, Bridge Would you like some help charge for inspections. As it stands, garage operators Copland, Herbert Elwell, in preparing newspaper the recent board meetings Mr. Short Hills Villager Just a few weeks ago these energetic St., Somerville, N.J. 08879. District 12 Walter Piston, Virgil will be able to charge up to half their normahhourly Karlevas mentions were so ludlorous;- and compassionate young men and includes Union, Springfield, Kenllworth releases? Write to this Thomas, and Katherine newspaper and ask for our labor rate. To protect the public, the state should have outrageous, and dogmatic that-the women held a cannlster collection at and Mountainside. Wolff. outcry that was raised was a protest 'Marvelous'squad two local supermarkets to assist In a "Tips oh Submitting News set a specific fee. over tyranny. Truth and Justice? I While In Springfield on Oct. 20 to keep fund-raising drive for the New Jersey Nadia's reputation^ Releases." Even with this flaw, however, New Jerseyans will suggest Mr. Karlevas check his die a doctor's appointment, I suffered a~~ Chapter of the National Huntlngton's soared, first as u teacher, come out ahead. Those who don't want to pay the tlonary again for thei meanings. nasty fall on-the street. If it had not Disease-Association. In Trenton Minimal impact of redlstrlcUng? The i been for Springfield's marvelous first The money received from their ef- charge levied by a private garage can still go to a Impact has' certainly been closer to aid squad, I don't know what would forts helps the New Jersey families that District 21 state motor vehicte station — where they should no maximal I Just ask the kids. What about have happened to me. are afflicted with this hereditary brain the fights? What about the1 ethnic In- Many more thanks to all those Including Union, longer have to wait in interminable lines. disease. These funds enable our clinic ' Roselle, Roselle Park, ,Xv cidents? What about the dirty looks? wonderful dedicated persons and also now located at Middlesex Hospital to Newark Marsh presents a Minlnmal indeed? ' two-gentlemen from a nearby place of Springfield, Kenllworth On balance, then, it is a time for congratulations, continue the patient services programs State Senate—C. Lool» Btitano, Take another look around business who were more than kind. so urgently needed by the HD families. collection of fine A/labe Springfield, Mr. Karlevas, and you will HELEN M. STEINBERG Republican, 334 Chestnut St., Union Academy I'Yoin the tTontoivof th*' tliiniu\st wutt'i-rcsistimt watches in the world, Until a cure or icontrol drug is found, 1 07063, ' '! ' •• • • • ' . see and feel the divisiveness. It has Irvlngton until a predictive test is discovered, conies the Concord Murim.-i- SC. Sin>»iiluily nni<|iio, sciilplnial in /^x become a critical concern of the can- Assembly—Charles Hardwlck. pearls, diamonds and gold. Municipal meetings until a better way of diagnosing this Republican, 100 Qulmby St., Westfleld dosi>»n," executed in » duo of stainless steel and Imrs of warm, v-y didates for Township Committee; it has vicious hereditary disease, the victims 91 South Orange Avenue , become a concern that troubles the Historic painting 07090. Edward K. GUI Republican, 23 rid) WK f»old. Ultra-thin, impressively precise nine/<|nai I/, CONCORU From our iabuious new collection AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING OTHEH MEETINGS Learning that the dghMoot by ilx- of HD will have no future as normal North Ave., Cranford 07018. Mountain Avenue Union County Regional Board of religious leaders in Springfield — ask human beings. Additionally/each child Livingston, New Jersey 07039 of the world's most exciting |evw»l8. w them! teen-foot panoramic oil painting en- I lundcmffcd in Switzerland. Truly the sports watch for the 'KO's. QUARTZ Township Committee, 2nd and 4th Education, 1st Tuesday, at 8 prm., titled "Battle of Springfield" Is to find a in the family has.a SO-SO chance of •992-7000 Tho ultimate in quality. Tuesdays at 8 p.m.; conference, location rotates among four regional And one more, thing, the next time Inheriting this "genetic time bomb." you write a letter for your CAUSE home in your community, I offer the proceeding Mondays at 7:30 p.m. high schools. following Information for your ntten. The Key Club detervw our thanks. In Springfield bosses, think about the dogma you are And all the kind people who stopped to. Springfield Board of Education, 3rd Union County Board of Chosen The painting bung until recently in the Independent coeducational day school Freeholders, 2nd and 4th Thursdays at writing. It sounds as if even you are put their coins into thecannlttm^n' Springfield Mayor-^Wtlllam A. Rmcco, Monday at 8 p.m.; conference, beginning to believe it. . Sbprt Hills Grammar School on Hobart proceeding Wednesday at a p.m. 7:30 p.m., New County Courthouse-" Avenue, Short Hub. , np forgotten, since without youl' Republican, Town Hid], Springfield Grades 7-12 Board of Health, 3rd Wednesday at a Annex, Elizabeth. SID SCHWARTZ In 1075, under the pmWwcy of Dr. lupport this would not haw: b*in a 07081. ', V p.m. ... Library Board, 2nd Thursday at 7:45 County Club Lane WCCfllS. •^•^^'* ^sta-ley Katah. : William B. NeviiW. a *iijffi»#ft»< Zoning J)oarct of Adjustment, 3rd p.m., library' • , . , " MIUbum-Sh
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•"•V: •—TH«r»day,MovtmbarlO,t»«J-»MVlNOIPRINOI»IBLO,MOUNTAlNll01,KlNILWOI«TH SERVINOSPRINGFIELD.MOUNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH — Thursday, November 10,1«M—7 Moves made by Reagan are praised by Hardwlck UNION-Auemblyman Chuck hostile to pMc* and liberty and our Hardwfck cltsd trfaat JM CSJM "a Large crowd expected for hospital benefit of an estimated 1,000 Americans and Hardwlck (R.lllt District) Mid this the freedom of (he people, both of nation's security," he tatd. particularly touehtisj and forceful 1 MOUNTAOOIDE-Huadrads of area arranger, Fred FitenW, is aUotJtoral since added Fred's sister LU to the week that he will Introduce • resolution which, at any moment, may have "While I'm saddened over the deaths passage" from tnaPnsldMt * address Tickets for the benefit concert are IS resldepU are expected at the director at Wardlaw-Hartridge Upper group as guitarist and vocalist and, at the next Assembly session ai a disappeared," said Hardwlck. suffered, by the American Marinas, we to the nation after the Grenada in- and can be purchased at the door or In auditorium of RooMvelt Junior High School in Edison, youth music director recently, their son Chris as drummer. symbol of support for the President and "There's no doubt in my mind that as a county cannot ignore the fact that . vaslon. advance at Jeanette's GUI Shop in School in WettOeM Sunday night to at the First Congregational Church In "The Glad Rags" have performed for the U.S. Marines in Lebanon and the long-term peace-keeping roles of the Middle East and the Caribbean "Tfee President Add be bad received near a banjo faun performed by the Westfield which is co-sponsoring the the National Governors' Conference; Westfield; Scotch Plains Book Store in Grenada. America are being served in Lebanon Islands, are of strategic Importance to a memgd from a father of a Marine in Scotch Plains and Rordan Realty or at and Grenada," Hardwlck said. the Soviet Union - the Middle East for Lebanon who said one does not Inherit "Glad Rags" to benefit Children's concert, and musical director of the Maestro Leopold Stokowskl of the "When the President said we got to Specialized Hospital in Mountainside. New Jersey Pro Musical Chorale. American Symphony Orchstra; Irving the hospital. Grenada Just in time, we must believe "President Reagan is making a bold its energy resources, and the Caribbean human rights unless the responsibility nwconcertU8cheduledfor4p.m. Founded more than 17 years ago in Caesar famed lyricist, and Ruby Keeler Further information may be obtained hint because we were risking the lives effort to check the spread of forces for Its close proximity to South America for these rights is accepted," said and the United States," Hardwlck aid. Hdlk. "Ttatrtbmesaysitall." "The Glad Rags," a group noted for New York City as a duo of Fred and the original "Forty Second Street" girl by calling the First Congregational _ - . , . • . . ana uieuniieastates, HarawicKaid. «auuwiv». .«..™II»M,( high school concerts and regular Patty Fischer, "The Glad Rags" has ofthel930's. Church at 233-2494. ' engagements in area night clubs and Rosenbaum accepted tp Penh Key Club planning special activities restaurants, features family members SPRINGFIELD-Michele Rosen- Derby Road. She is the first eligible SPRINGFIELD-The Key Club vote. Fred Fischer at the keyboards, his wife baum, a junior at Perm State Univer- candidate to be selected as a junior in International Board of Directors Recently the club elected class Patty on banjo, their son Chris on Gerber joins BMI music organization sity, has been approved for admission the University Scholars Joint Program. delcared this week Key Club Week.'. drums and Fred's sister Liz on guitar. representatives, Allison Sobo, Jenny SPRINGFIELD—Lynn- Gerber, Gerber co-wrote "Gotta Get Back" to the University of Pennsylvania Rosenbaum is a member of the Jonathan Dayton club members Sunday's concert will also include guest over a million songs and musical formerly of Springfield has joined with.JSddie Youngblood, also a BMI School of Veterinary Medicine, class of Golden • Key Honor Society, Alpha planned special projects to celebrate Karady, and Gerl Gittes. Plans are performers Chase Acito from Westfield compositiions to all public users of Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) a$ a affiliate, which was played as f-1985. Rosenbaum is the daughter of Mr. Lambda Delta and a member of the Lhe week, including passing out signs on underway for a canned food drive to on trombone and Buzz De John on music, such as radio and TV stations, MUSIC GIFT—Laura Johnson, president of the Mountainside songwriter affiliate. background music on the CBS daytime ' and Mrs. Jack Rosenbaum, South Scholars Program. KlrH-Hhn Day reminding resl*>nrs to help needy families on "nianksgtVing. saxophone. nightclubs, sports arenas, hotels, Music Association, presents a check to Sister Mary Amelia, A graduate of Jonathan Dayton High serial "Capitol." A contralto, she has principal of Our Lady of Lourdes School, for use In enhancing the The band, which has produced two motels and others. TOWNIHIPOF albums, "Old Sheet Music" and "Bye School, she currently lives in New York performed background vocals for a , school's music program. The gift Is the latest In a series of MMA SPRINOFIILD City. Her mother, Rosalyn Gerber, still OPflCBOf THE NEW STAFF MEMBERS-New .Uff mtmlMn (or the 1M344 ichool Bye Blues", is well-known for its number of recording artists including _contrlbutlons to local schools. IECRITARYOP V—r at DMrtitld School In Atountaimlda ara (Mi to rljht) Rhonda , original arrangements of popular resides in Springfield. Wilson Pickett and Kleeer. Most, Library will close THS KOAMDOP Oretn.alowtrgradtsrjMourcvtroamtMchtr; EIIMH Dunn, a teacher of ADJUSTMIHT music from the 20's through 40's, recently Gerber sung on Don L.' 'College Night' is scheduled for Monday Take nolle* thjt TnTTollowlnfl th» daai; Jamt Rotolanko, a prwchool handlcappMl clauroom aide; and decisions wtr* m«d« at the regular selected contemporary hit tunes and Williams'debut album. • MOUNTAINSIDE-The free public SPRINGFIELD-Parents and Harvard, Princeton and Yale meeting at rh« Board ol Ad|uitm«nt tMary Doyle, an upper grades librarian. Brand is honored With this signing, Gerber becomes a library of Mountainside will be closed held on Tuesday, October II, \9$3. Your Thanksgiving Turkey especially, for their high-powered students pf the Union County Regional universities, the U.S. Naval Academy, I, Appl.No.U15 renditions of country classics ranging SPRINGFIELD-Terri Jill Brand, member of the world's largest music tomorrow in observance of Veteran's Name: Spfld. Twp. Planning DEADLINE High School District No 1 arc en- Rutgers, New York University, and the Board, All Items other than spot from the "Wabaah Cannonball" to Mountain Avenue, made the dean's list licensing organization. BMI, which Day. The library will resume regular couraged to attend the district's College universities—of Pennsylvania and Address; lOOMountalnAve. v% at Indiana University for the secongU>fcpTesents over 68,000 writer and hours Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . Interpretation of^SItt plan Pro- Atanyof these- news should be In our pi Charlie Daniels' "The Devil Went Down Night, Monday- at 7:30 p.m. at the Vermont arc some of the institutions costing f««i* regarding Addttsj llcofay 4 p.m. Thursday. to Georgia." The group's leader and semester of the 1982-83 school year. publisher affiliates, offers a selection of Townhouaei, Condominium, Participating Merchants Arthur L. Johnson Regional High _fnim_19 states that will be represented. Garden apts. and similar pro|tcts Phon«_ [1 are ctiaro«abl* under Section 17- School in Clark. Representatives from For a complete .listing of schools or lt.la3(b)(l}Resldentlal. some 100 colleges and universities will for more information, interested Said applIcatJon*jreon file In the NO Purchase Necessary . be available to discuss course offerings, Office of the Secretary of tha Board oStuyvesant ,-• -' persons should contact the guidance of Ad|ustmenl, Municipal Building, Th». ,marchanti llttod on Kill paga maka wlnnlna your Deadline November 11,1983 size, location and financialaid, among department at Jonathan Dayton or Township of SprlngfJcId, New Tbankulvlng turlcay ai aa.y a. lining out thli couxn. With a Hill, Jersey *nd la avallabttf for public luck andmny llttltallorlyoumaywlnonaoltnadallclou. turiiay. j other topics. David Brearley regional high schools. Inspection ' to b* «IMM away FREE on Novambar II, UU. Simply till out tha As AdnrUodk Suburban Publfshing I HBARBERSHOP Matthew Clarlello cwipon appaaHng In tnl> ad and dapotll II at any ont ol Iha par I 1^1 qualit) Hair Cuts TOWNSHIPOP dlnance ih.ill be submitted lor con EXECUTION • 00338B Springfield Leader, tlclpatlng nwrchantol Co»poni ara alto av.ll.bl. at Men location. • Union Leader • Mountainside Echol SPRINGFIELD sidcratlon And final passao* At a FOR SALE OP November 10,1«J Nanvrchawnacatsary. Eachilorahaiawlnnar. * Kenllworth Leader • l l^j At Affoidible Price, OFFICE OP THE rooular mi-ollng of.sAld Yowmhlp 'MORTGAGED PREMISES - . (Fee: U.0O) Kenllworth Leader • Springfield Leader SECRETARY OP Committee lo be hejo on November Uy vlrluoof Iho above-stated writ 33, 1VB3. in lhe Springlleld of execution to mo directed I shall 1•••••••••••• r SENIOR CITIZEN THEBOARDOP ADJUSTMENT Municipal Uuild'ng at 8:00 P.M., at oxpow for Sale by public vendue, In SPECIAL Take notice? that lhe followl which time and place &ny person or ROOM 307, In Iho Court House, In pet sons Interotled therein will be iho city of Elliabeth, N.J,, on TUES.,WED.,FRI. dec I lion* wero made at the regular given an opportunity to be heard TOWNSHIP OP mefltlrtQOr the Ooardol Adlustmeni concerning said Ordinance. Copy is WEDNESDAY, the Ulh day ol SPRINGFIELD held on Tuesday, October IB, 1903. postod on the bullotin board in the November A.D., 1083 at' two o'clock COUNTY OP UNION *3.25 ). Appl. No.Bj-13 Office of Iho Township Clork. In thoaftornoortof said day. ' AN ORDINANCE AMENDING N*me: Michael & MarleColello The property to be sold Is located THE REVISED GENERAL OR- UNION Addreu: 35 Collier Avonuo ARTHUR H. BUEHRER In Township ol Springfield In tho DINANCES OF TMH TOWNSHIP UNION BOOTERY Block: 73 Lot: 40 Township Clerk county of Union and Stolo of Now OP SPRINGFIELD, CHAPTER I SHOE SERVICE ANTHONY OPEN MON. thru SAT. For: Roar Addition 003352 Springfield Loader. Jersey. — TRAFFIC, SCHEDULE J - NO "Shu« Fqr Th* Entira Funih/' November 10, 1933 Wflt approved Proml&es are commonly known PARKING. "ShoM Repaired While-UWail JEWELERS 16S4STUYVESANT AVE., UNION Said applications jire on fllo In if (Feo: IIJ.U) as: 69 Dlvon Street. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE 1030Sluj»ejant«»enU8 Office ol the Secretary of the Dofl TAX Lot No. 39, In Dlock No. 133. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF 1023 Stuyvtsant Ave. of Adjuifment, Municipal Dulldlng, N otic i is hereby given thnl the Dlmonslonof Lot: 57'K 101' THE TOWNSHIP OF SPR 1021 StuyKuant Avenue Township of Sprlnrjflold, hit Hoard l Adjustmt fh Distance from nearosf cross INGFIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF Union Center Jersey and Is available lor publ Town.hip off SprlnglieldSifi , County ol streol: BIB.17' Northwest of South UNION, A.ND STATE OF NEW Inspection Union, State of Now Jersey, Will Springlleld Avonue, JERSEY AS FOLLOWS: Matthew Clarlclli hold .1 public hearing on Novombor There Is a full looal description SECTION 1. AMENDMENTS 687-3364 00 3390 Springfield Load 15. I9g3.it 8.00 P.M prevailing time on file In the Union County Sheriff's Chapter fl, Schedule 3 of tha November io, 1983 In the Munlclp.il Uullding, Moun- Olflco, , , Revised General Ordinance! of the Boys tain Avenue, Springfield, U'.J, lo There Itr duo approximately Townthlp of Springfield It hereby ,ldor tho application o( Green IIMil,45 together with interest amended to repeal the No Parking ir Service Corp. for A from Auoust 33, 19fl] and costs. Banttn th e Westerly llde of Moun- .inco/Use N.J.S.A. -10.55D 70d) Tho Sheriff reserves the right fo tain Avenue between the en tended lo lhe Zoning Ordinance, lor Multl adlourn this sale. curb of A.Ehwood Road and the ox- lAmily residential UuilcJIna typo, OREIER&DREIER lohded curb ofSherwood Rpad, be- TOWNSHIP OF concerning Ulock 96 Lois 35 iO, 4) ATTYS. SPRINGFIELD ing a distance between said extend' 50 loc.ilod ii' Wilton A. 5tiunplkrj CX 544 03 od curves of W5 feet. COUNTY OF UNION RonrJi, Sprlnadeld. N.J. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND (DJiSL) SECTIONS. SEVERABILITY. THE REVISED GENERAL OR- Secretary RALPH FROEHLICH If any word, phrase or clause of - DINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP M,>tthi!wClArfollo Shorlfl his Ordinance shall be judged un- OF SPRINGFIELD, 1P74, No 83 17 001544 Springfield Leader, October constitutional or invalid, such |udg- ' THE SANDWICH Thursday delivery CHAPTER XVIII — FEES AND Dnlo: D/10/B3 30, 77, November 3,10, I9S3 men) shall not affect, Impair or In- CHARGES. 0013V) Springfield Loader, (Foe: 153.00) validate the remainder thereof, ORLANDO'S JOHN PERRONE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE November 11, 1903 ;ECTIONJ. REPEALS. CONSTRUCTION TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF (Fee: U.00) PUBLIC NOTICE Any. Ordinance or portion of any HAIR FASHIONS MO Collection* THE TOWNSHIP OF S PLANNING BOARD Ordinance which Is not consistent COIFFURES INGFIELO, in Die County of U TOWNSHIP OF TOWNSHIP OP with tho terms of thli Ordinance In CATERING 4 SUBS and Stnto of New Jcrsoy, SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD repealed to the extent of the Incon- 305W.Westfield/ti,,., 318 Morris Avenue Chapter XVIII, P^onmJ Cluir(j«s, OFFICE OF THE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tho •latency. 2131 Morris Ave., For more information is hereby •lincnrJerJ .is follows SECRETARYOF following actions were taken at lhe 1ECTION4. EFFECTIVE DATE. Elizabeth SECTION t. AMENDMENT THE BOARDOP Regular Meeting of Iho Planning Thli Ordinance Is to take effect RosellePark 18 3,1 Township Clerk ADJUSTMENT Board of the Township of Spr- Union DOG LICENSES mmedfately upon passage and Call The Take notice that the follow [no ingfield hold on Tuesday, lubllcatlon In accordance with the 245-0078 35M212 SPAYED OR NEUTERED decisions wore made at (he regular November ], 19B3 at 8:30 P.M. In aw, OOG5 J5.30 meeting ol lit* Board of Adlusf ment the Council Chambers of the I, Arthur H. Buehrer. do hereby 964-7028 KENILWORTH LEADER ALL OTHER DOGS JB.30 held on Tuesday. Septomber 30, Municipal Bulldfng. artlfy that the foreoolno Or- Proof of spaying or neulorlnf 1983. Application No. 3 BJ, Echo Plata Inance was Introduced for first muti bo subrnittod al Ine time O .Appl.No.83-7 . . Associates, Route no. 22, Dlock 686-7700 application lor iho license. 1 >adfno,at 4 regular meeting of the. 1 Name; Groan Springs Estates, Inc. WrVLot 1 lor a ClaislflcaNoil ol a owmhlpv CommJtttj? ~of ,-th^ Proof ol Rabloi Inoculation mui Address: WJAlhweod Road • '•• - Subdivision wa» Classified «• a Mtt- ownihlp-of SprlnpHtHd'1(ffV4lie- be lubmiiwd at^rhe lime of nppllcfl Dlock: 137 Lof: 17-31 ' * Idr subdivision, :ounty of Union oncTState of Ne\v tlon ill HcenfitJ. Roar peck Variance Application no, ID 83 S, Don' Jersey, held on Wednesday even'' SECTION J. EFFECT Of OR Was Denied nlgan's. Ul 3BJ Route no. 33, Dlock Ino, November 9,1983, and that »ald DtNANCE Said applications are on Hie In the M4/Lot 4 for Prollmlnflry and Final srdlnance shall be submitted for if fl"v p.irl ol this ordinance Is for Office of Iho Secretary of the Board Site Plan Rovlew and Variance was onslderatlon and final passage at nny region Meld fo be Invalid, such of Adjustment, Municipal Dulldlng, approved sub|ec> to conditions. i regular meeting of said Township decision Hull no) affoeffhe validity 'nshlp of Springfield, New Application no. 4 83, Ronald ioinmlttee to bo held on November of Hie remnlnlno portion of (his or- Jersey and It available for public Racloppl, Ashwood, Road (con' dinance 3, 1583, In tha Springfield LU-TON'S nspectlon tlnuatton of). Block 137/Lot 5OA for municipal Building at s:6o P.M., at SECTION J.REPGAL a Classification of a Subdivision MaltltowClarfollo 1 which time and place any person or All ordinances or parls of or 07389 Springfield Leader, was Classified as a M,a|or subdivi- aertoni Interested therein will be dlnances, Inconsistent wilh lhe pro sion. ^^dWRCUTTERS visions of thli ordinance are lioroby Jovomber 10, 1963 jlven an opportunity to be heard 534 Boulmrd, repealed. (Fee: 17.50) Walter Koiub :oncernlng said Ordinance. Copy Is Secretary •osted on the bulletin board In the' SECTION i. LEGALITY Planning Board This ordinance Is to toko effect SHCHIPF'SSALE if Ice of the Township Clerk. Kenilworth Township of ' ARTHUR H.DUEHRER irnmodlalcly upon passage and UPEHIOR COURT OF NEW SprlnoNeld publication according lo law ERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, towmhlp Clerk 0033 71 Springfield Leader, 13375 Springfield Leader, 272-4881 I. Arthur H. Uuohror, do hereby JNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. P November 10, 19B3 certify that Iho foreoolno Or- 1535 S3. lovember 10,1983 dinance wflj Introduced for first JORTH PLAINFIELD STATE (FeeiDd.SO) ro.idlno at A rogular mooting of th« ANK, Plaintiff Township Commit too of Iho Township ol 5prlngfltfld in the vs. County ol Union and State of Now IOHN WESTERFIELD, ot nit., Jersey, h«ld on Wednesday ovonlng November V, 1983, and Hint said Or. civiL ACTION WRITOF — Open " COUNTRY CLUB Fouf bedroom, Allstate's Vh bath Colonial Split with a comtemporary (lair. JERRY'S UNISEX HAIR STYLING $283,500 YEIDESDELI TO /DEMETER4S0N^*\ / BAGELS Introduces New Office SPRINGFIELD / INTERNATIONAL t(./1 SUPREME Perms & Body Waves at LIQUOR & CATERING p FLORIST 1571 Morris Ave. 1382 Morris Ave., J PASTRY SHOPPE INC. V 252 Mountain Ave. 59 MAIN ST. 262 Mountain Ave. MILIBURN To our regular Union •688-8111 Union / \ 492 Boulevard I \ Springfield services Springfield 467-3883 With v 686-9830 A \ Kenilworth / \ 376-9381 - - Colleen 467-3335 ^V Appointment ALLSTATE V 276-3921 J&L The Sign of Experience Your In flood hands. 379-631f AlliUla Lit* Inurinca Ompiny 226 Mountain Avc. Springfield* MexmupraJucMav AHll.l. ln.ur.iw. ComwnlM. Northfcrook III. UIIIIIIUIIIHNIIIHUlllUUiniUIIIIIIHttlUltUIIWIIUUIIUIUUIIIIIiiuuiiUHiuiiuniu WHV PAY MORE FULLY COOKED WHY PAY MORE ATLANTICGITY Rock 26-30 IMAGES WEST Fresh GARDEN STATE PRECISION BORO Crab Count AUTOMEDIX RATED BETTER THAN PORSCHE & 280Z HAIRCUTTERS DRUGS Mussels bv ROAD .TRACK 965 Rahway Ave., Shrimp 773 Mountain Ave., 490 Boulevard an Claws Union [SliWE WITH US! I Kenilworth 688-0271 HOTEL & CASINO 276-6770 W*C«rryACompkt«LlMOf — 50 BONUS HALLMARK ** $12M in coins $3M Food Credit tunttav1 •tin*5 "***V. «rrlwnl» uptol V.M •CARDS •IO In Coin JtrHvala Ml Daif fanimav * •DECORATIONS BATTLE «olltMya '' . • ^ S) CAMPTOWN 00 WHY PAY MORE WHY PAY MORE ECR' HILL EXXON S ITALIAN WITH THIS COUPON GTV-6 HI-PERFORMANCE ALFA COUPE • PAPER PLATES BUS LINES, INC. '14 Round Trip Sland tqulp. m 0TV1 Includ. ru.l InlKllui alloy wh..l.. 713 Liberty AM., AMERICAN DELI Call 824-5584 40-50 Plralll llrtl AIBCOND llnl olan, raar window d.lro.l.r ptvnt Ironl window., I wliaal pow.r dlic brabai.' rac« * •GIFT ITEMS'. Union 762 Mountain Ave., TDVUWnk pinion man ...tr, rac'lMu L.lh.r •..)>, ,,u.r|, e|M)(, » .p,, Bite Size V4an0lna,atc. Saa tham nowl Count 964-1288 Dally X.M. OFF Minced": TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF 1983 Stock No. A-103 LAST CHANCE!" INVITEDTO DINNER? MaplMooddunn . 9:00 LIST PRICE $18,402 $1, "l," Iq Urn Slwpplnl Crnlu 399-3139 Seafood '2.00 OR MORE ON ANY •rim Vour Halt Mum DtllclMl Shrimp Clams IMMEDIATE DELIVERY * I 9/622 Jo.Hi 0
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*•*: SERVINGSPRiNOPieLD.MOUNTAINSlOE, K6NILW0RTH —Thur«d«y, Novtmb«f 10,1»tJ —» »-Tnur»d«y,Nov»mb»r 10.1»t3-SERVING SPRINGFIELD.MOUNTAINSIDE, KEmLWORTH Hadassah to hold Israeli tour set Wares iare set Jane C Goldman is wed ——— *';., Obituaries- an Oneg Shabbdn Susan L Carroll Is wed home. Union Chapter of Hadassah will be by minister of by St. James Mr. Szeliga was an instrument hosts at an Oneg Shabbat tomorrow at f Church news J technician at the Pabit Brewing Co., The parish community of St. James Mem Shafman, 65; 8:30 p.m. in Congregation Beth Shalom, Baptist church to Peter J. Greenwald Newark, for 19 years. Roman Catholic Church, Springfield, in Mountainside church Vauxhall Road, Union. A talk on will hold a "fancy wares fair" Nov. 19 Jane Carrie Goldman, daughter Of Harbor Restaurant, Parilppany, where Hadassah facilities will be given. The Rev. Edgar C. Young, pastor of Susan L. Carroll, daughter of Mr. and a reception followed. Surviving are hit wife, Jean; a son, in the church hall from 10 a.m. to7 p.m. Mrs. James H. Carroll of Sunny Slope Mrs Harold Ackermanand Mr. Samuel The chapter will join the Hillside, adult ministries in Evangel Baptist Debra Title of West Orange served a» company executive Kenneth of Lawrencevllle; his mother, Featured will be personal expression Drive, Mountainside, was married Goldman, both of Springfield, was Roselle-Cranford and Springfield Church, 242 Shunpike Road, Elizabeth Simpson weds matron of honor for her sister. Mrs. Mae Szeliga of Elizabeth; a gifts, baby gifts, best seller children's Sept. 24 to John F. Albanese of West married recently to Peter J. Green- SPWNGFIELD-Services for Mern Born in Newark, Mr. Shafman lived chapters at the first annual Education Springfield, has organized a 13-day tour Rodger Bodian of California served brother, Lewis of Roselle Park; a- series, musical birds and animals, Nyack. N. Y., son of Mr: and Mrs. John wald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 8h»/m«n, 65, of Springfield, a in Springfield for 10 years. He was the Day to be held Jan. 22 in. Temple of Israel scheduled April 23, 1964 as best man. sister, Mrs. Eleanor Schedlm of Roselle Christmas traditions, dolls, Norman J. Albanese of Avon, Conn. Greenwald of Springfield. marketing executive, were held Nov. 2 vice president of the Wuhl, Shafman & Shomrel Torah, Hillside. The public is through May 5. James Michael Fritzen Mrs. Greenwald, who was graduated Park, and two granddaughters. Rockwell figurines, crystal gifts, brass, The Rev. Elmer Talcott officiated at Cantor Irving Krammerman per- in the Suburban Chapel of Philip Apter Lleberman Wholesale Food Producers invited to attend. Use Frank, president Hie purpose of the visit to Israel "will Elizabeth Jeanne Simpson, daughter A reception followed at the Blue Shutter from Jonathan Dayton 'Regional High silver and silverplate, table, bar, desk the ceremony in the Community formed the double ring ceremony in the * Son,, MaplewowJ. Mr. Shafman died of Newark for 25 years. Mr. Shafman or the Union chapter, is chairman. be to help people integrate the Bible of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D.Simpson of Inn, Union. School, Springfield, attended the Nov. 1 In St. Barnabas Medical Center, William T.Cullen and baby accessories. Presbyterian Church, Mountainside. A Wabeno Avenue, Springfield, was The bride was escorted by her father. was supporter of the Anti-Defamation with the land of its origin." The Avenue, Springfield, University of Hartford, West Hartford, Livingiton. , ' . MOUNTANSIDE-A Mass for reception followed at the Echo Lake married recently to James Michael Betty Ann Byerly of Greensboro, N. C, League of Springfield and a member of itinerary also includes visits toYa d Conn. She is an assistant buyer for William T. Cullen, 58, of Mountainside, Westfield ORT sets Singles will meet Country Club, Westfield. Fritzen of Springfield, son of Mrs. Mary cousin of the bride, served as maid of the Century Club of B'nai B'ritb and the VaShem, Yad Mordechai and an Bamberger's. Gerald Brenn, 71 formerly a Republian councilman in The bride was escorted by herAnn Fritzen of Maplewood and Mr. honor. Bridesmaids were Pamela Men's Club Of Temple Beth Ahm, both flea market Sunday overnight stay at Kibbutz Gesher The B'nai B'rith Chai Singles, 35 plus, Her husbad, who was graduated from the Borough of Mountainside, was parents. Mary Ellen Flood of Edward L. Fritzen Sr. of North Wilkie of Haworth, cousin of the bride; SPBINGPIELD-Services for Gerald ofSpringfield. Haziv. will meet tonight at 8 at the Jewish Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, . offered Tuesday in Our Lady of Lourdes The Westfield Chapter of Women's Springfield served as maid of honor. Plainfield. Jean Marie Fritzen of Maplewood, Brenn, 71, of Springfield were held Mr. Shafman, who had been a Pastor Young had spent a summer of Center of West Orange, 300 Pleasant attended Drexel University, Church, Mountainside, following the American ORT- will sponsor a flea Bridesmaids were Susan Inclines of The Rev. Joseph D. Herring of- sister of the groom; Susan Barrett of Tuesday in the First Presbyterian' member of several bowling leagues, study and travel in Israel. His interests Valley Way. Louis DeBell, Investment r Philadelphia, Pa. He is president of funeral from the Brough Funeral market Sunday at the South Avenue Bridgewater and Jayne Gaglione of ficiated at .the ceremony in St. Florharn Park and Linda Mars of Church of Springfield following the was a golfer and a member of the Cedar are in the archaeology and geography vice president of Shearson-American Clairdge Limousine Co., South Orange. Home, Summit Mr. Cullen died Railroad Station parking lot from 10 Selinsgrove, Pa. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Millburn. Springfield. Jennifer Fritzen of funeral from the Smith and Smith Hill Country Club, Livingston. In 1936, of Bible lands. He designed the tour to Express, will be guest speaker. The newlyweds, .who took a Saturday at home. Matthew Albanesc of Landenberg, Kalamazoo, Mich., niece of the groom, (Suburban). Springfield. Mr. Brenn he played center for the Weequahlc a.m. to 4 p.m. Raindate is Nov, 20. include "most of the commonly visited Refreshments will be served. Ad- honeymoon trip to Spain, reside in Pa., served as best man for his brother. served as flower girl. died Friday while driving his High School foQLbalLLaam-in-Newark. Born in Bayonn/, Mr. Cullen lived in Featured will be food, bargains and sites" including Jerusalem, Jericho, ditional information can be obtained by Orange. automobile in the Watchung Reser- Ushers were Robert Albanesc of Mr. Shafman was a sports enthusiast Clifton before moving to Mountainside holiday gifts. Masada, Bethlehem, and "lesser calling Rae Silverman at 486-2101 or Nell G. Duffy III of South Orange vation, Berkeley HrighJn Lyrinfield, Mass., brother of the groom, served as best man. Ushers were Ladies Group plans all of his life. 20 years ago. He was a councilman : More than 100 dealers are expected to known sites" including Lachish, 862-1870. and Al Rimmer of Ontario, Canada, Edward L. Fritzen of Kalamazoo, Mr. Brenn was a sales representative Surviving are his wife, Jeannette; a from January, 1972 to December, 1977 attend. They may call 233-3830 or 654- Israelite Beersheba, the Elah Valley brother-in-law of the groom. Robert Fritzen of Parsippany and meeting in church for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co daughter, Mrs. Jill Stein; a brother, and served on the recreationcom- 318' 7 for additional information. (where David slew Goliath), Dan and Benefit auction set Mrs. Albancse, whf) wnfj grffl""'''fl— Thomas Fritzen of Maplewood, ajl Springfield, for 33 yers before retiring Harry, and two sisters, Mrs. Gwen' mittee. Mr. Cullen was,a.distribution Hatzor. The Home School Association of St. from Jonathan Dayton Regional High brothers of the groom,, and Brian The Ladies Evening Group of.the in 1977. He was an Army veteran of Block and Mrs. Rose Kalishman. manager for Sterling Drug, Inc., New Rummagesale set Travel arrangements have been Theresa's School, Kenilworth, will hold School, Springfield, and Susquehanna McLaughllnof Arlington, Va. First Presbyterian Church.Sprlngfieid, World War II and a member of the 10th York City, for 15 years. He served in the made through Vision Travel, Inc., of a benefit auction Saturday at 6 p.m. in University, Selinsgrove, where she Mrs. Fritzen, who was graduated will meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Mountain Division Alumni Association Army during World War II. The Ladies Auxiliary, Elmora Coral Gables, Fla. Additional in- the school auditorium, 540 Washington parish house on Church Mall. The and the Military Order of Foreign Louise E. Miller, 87 Hebrew Center, 420 West End Ave., formation can be obtained by Calling Ave. Additional information can be received a B.A. degree in biology, is from Jonathan Dayton Regional'High Surviving are his wife, Margaret; business portion of trie meeting will be Wars, Elizabeth. Elizabeth, will hold a rummage sale Mr. Young at 37M351. obtained by calling 276-7220 or 241-5534. employed by Princeton Biomedix, _ School,^ Sp_rjngfje!d, Union County SPRINGFIELD-Services for Louise two daughters, Mrs. Janice Ahearn and Princeton. "College, Cranford, whero she received conducted by Juno DeFino. Surviving are his wife, Wilma; two E. Miller, 87, of Springfield, were held Nov. 20 and 21, and an Oneg Shabbat Mrs. Barbara Lender; two sons, DON'T MISS A WEEK . Her husband, who was graduated an A.A. degree in education, and Kean Madeline Lancaster, program sons, Robert and Jonathan; two Friday in the Smith and Smith Dec, 2. There will be no charge for MRS. JOHN ALBANESE William Jr..and Robert; a brother, THURSDAY DEADLINE OF LOCAL NEWS from Clarkstown Sbuth High School, College of New Jersey, whero she chairman, will introduce Howard daughters, Jeanne Brattlof and Mrs. (Suburban); Springfield. Mrs. Miller admission. Vincent, and one grandchild. All items other than spot news should CALL 686-7700 and the University of Dayton, where he received a B.A. degree in recreation Wiseman,, who will speak on the 200th Judith Bryan, and two grandchildren. died Nov. 1 In Overlook Hospital, ' be In our office by 4 p.m. Thursday. FOR HOME DELIVERY Events slated received a B.A. degree in business and health, is a program supervisor for anniversary of the Treaty of Paris. He Summit. Holiday bazaar set administration, is employed by Storage the Recreation Department of the also will show slides. Mrs. May Scott, 85 Born in Newark, Mrs. Miller lived in Technology Corp., Bala Cynwyd, Pa. Township of Maplewood. She is vice Doris Speicher, hospitality chairman, SPRINGFIELD-Services for May Millburn before moving to Springfield Obituaries by REGM Monday by clubwomen The newlyweds, who took a president and a member of the MR. ANDMRS. GREENWALD will serve refreshments. E. Scott, 85, of Springfield were held 31 years ago. She was a bookkeeper for honeymoon trip to St. Maarten, reside Springfield Board of Education. BRENN—Gerald, of Springfield; on A holiday bazaar will be sponsored by The Mountainside Woman's Club, Friday in the Crane-Thiele Funeral Bischoff Tools, Maplewood, for six in Cherry Hill. •Nov. 4. the Ruth Estrin Goldberg Memorial for Inc., will meet Wednesday at noon at Her husband, who was graduated . Home, Kearny. Mrs. Scott died Nov. 1 years before retiring 15 years ago. from St. Benedict's Preparatory High CULLEN—William T., of Moun- Cancer Research (REGM) Monday at 8 L'Affaire, Rt. 22, East, Mountainside. MR. AND MRS. FRITZEN ., in the Twin Oaks Nursing Home, Surviving Is a brother, Henry M. School, Newark, arid Kean College of Morristown. • Stern.— tainside; on Nov. 5. p.m. In Temple Sha'arey Shalom, The' program, "Holiday Flower Meeting slated MILLER—Louise, of Springfield; on Springfield. AMBULATORY SURGICAL FACILITY WESTFIELD HAND CLIHIC Arrangements," will be given by Mrs. New Jersey, where he received a B.S. Born in Kearny, Mrs. Scott moved to Antiques show set John L. Szeliga, 54 Nov. 1. Suzy Kravetz, chairman, has an- JEtOHE GEIB, M.D. JEROME SPIVXCX. li.D. James Goense. degree' in management science, is Springfield 28 years ago. for Hadassah enrolled in an MBA program of fiance SCOTT-May E., of Springfield; on nounced that the money raised will be CHMUSHLOajDA.M.0. HOW/WO N. TEPPER, H.D. A "Holiday Craft Boutique" also will Surviving are a son, James; a KENILWORTH-A Mass for John The Springfield Chapter of Hadassah by B'nai B'rith unit in Fairleigh Dickinson University, Nov. 1. donated to cancer research. Featured be featured with a sale of handmade We've Got 'Em All...! dnd Service. Too! daughter, Mrs. Florence Baldwin; a Lawrence Szeliga, 54, of Kenllworth will meet Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in Temple Madison. He is a cost accountant for SHAFMAN-Mern, ofSpringfield; on will bo new items sold at discount are pleased to announce the association of items created by club members. The Millburn, Short Hills B'nai B'rith brother, James Robertson; two sisters, was offered Friday in St. Theresa's Beth Ahm, Springfield. It was an- Women will present a 10th annual fall Mikropul Corp., Summit. He also Mrs. Violet Flanagan and Mrs. Jessie Church, Kenilworth, following the Nov. 1, prices, Including toys, Jewelry, hand- Members are reminded to make their nounced that the meeting is one week antiques show and sale from noon to 6 serves as captain of the Springfield Green; two grandchildren', and three funeral from the Mastapcter Suburban, SZELIGA—John Lawrence, of bags, household items and personalized reservations by the Friday before the early due to the Thanksgiving holiday. p.m. Sunday in the Suburban Hotel, First Aid Squad and as vice president of Columbia great-grandchildren. Roselle Park. Mr. Szeliga died Nov. 1 at Kenilworth; on Nov. 1. clothing. meeting by calling 654-5170. Iris Segal, president, will preside. Springfield Avenue, Summit. A preview Union County College Alumni for the practice ol An Atlantic City bus trip to the Mildred Seidman, program vice for patrons will be held from U a.m. to Association, Cranford. Playboy is scheduled for Nov. 17. It was PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE COSMETIC & HAND SURGERY president, will present Celia Haiti who noon. The newlyweds, who spent a week in Death Notices announced that the bus will leave from will review Chaim Potok's book, "The Featured will be wicker furniture, DisneyWorld, Fla., took a honeymoon •AMIR Edna (Me Guln.n), of Eo.t Orango vlngton! Entombment Gate of Heaven CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris the late Susanna Reid), devoted father of Echo Plaza at 10:30 a.m. Additional Book of Lights." 522 E. Brad SL l«-22BiniSI. wearables, chatelaines, watchfobs, cruise from Florida to Nassau, San •tA-SU • lUNIKf I HIM • t t MHI M« Mil I WIIHK N.J., b.lov«d wile of the lots Andr.w Cemetery, Hanover. AVE., Union. Interment Restlond Memorial Frank G. Woodruff. The funeral service was information and reservations CP" be Dr: Pearl Lieff will report on the Summit, cameo and diamond broaches, with Juan and St. Thomas. (, Sorbsr, d«vot«d molh*r of Richard and Park, East Hanover, obtained by calling 233-7433. Education Day, sponsored by the Andrew Barbar,.. also survived by ilxGERSTUNG Emma (Appledauer), age 99, of 654-6540 522-0880 Daltons, Wedgewood, art glass, cut • ~~ held at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, Union, Springfield, Hillside and •Lumber grandchildren. The was funeral conducted Union, N.J., beloved wife of the late Auguit glass and collectors' plates. There also • Power Tools Gerstung, devoted mother of Eugene W, WOODRUFF Frank iW., ol Houiton Tex., 1500 Morrli Ave., Union. Interment Cranford Hadassahs. Il' will bo held from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. Egypt seminar will be rare books and pictures. _• Mouldings • Caradco Windows ISOOMorrli Ave., Union. The Funeral Mail Koenlg and Betty Lou, ilite of Elile Stubbs,- formerly of Irvlngton, beloved huibond of Hollywood Memorial Park. Jan. 22,1984. Homemade baked goods also will be OVERWEIGHT at Hoi/ Spirit Church, Union. Interment St. alio lurvlved by fIvs grandchildren and five Evelyn Spielholz will discuss a available. • Pre-hung Doors • Custom Millwork T«r«ia'i Cemetery; Summit, . great-grandchildren. The funeral lervlcei slated Nov. 27 LOSE UP TO 30 LBS. • Stanley Tools . • Wascb Skylights were held at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL discount shopping spree trip to be held HOME, 1500 Morrli Ave., Union. Interment East Side/West Side, Inc., Summit, > Stephanie (Chemyi), of Union, N.J., Dec. 7. Mrs. Spielholz also Is In charge BY CHRISTMAS WITH • Glidden Paints • Atrium Doors ' * formerly of Hlllilde, beloved wife of the late Evergreen Cemetery; Hlllilde, will present a special seminar on Egypt of the Entertainment 1984 books and School lunches • Ply-Gem Paneling • Cedar & Redwood Siding Stephen Baba, devoted mother of Mrs. GRAND OPINING OPENING Sunday at 4 p.m. in Christ Church, will have them for distribution. REGIONAL IHGH SCHOOLS Dr. Tooshi's Agnel Corqllo and Mn. Janet Polani, lister HUNDHAUSEN-Theodore G., ol Union, N.J., Summit. Shcrif Milad, who was born in FRIDAY,"school closed; teachers' offMn. Helen Burkhardt, olio lurvlved by . beloved hulband of loll (Smith) Hun< dhauien, devoted brother-in-law of Grace Egypt, and who resides in Radnor, Pa., conference; MONDAY, grilled cheese, - High Fiber Diet •IN grandchildren and -seven great- Saturday. Nov. 42* Luncheon held 60 Maple Ave. Hours : grandchildren. Funeral was conducted from and Julius Behnke, The was funeral was will offer a' lecture and slide presen- minute steak on roll, spiced ham Springfield, N.J.I 7:30-5:00 Weekdays the MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 held at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, > No pills, package foods, 1500 Morris Ave.. Union. The Funeral Mass A PERM or tation highlighting the 15-day tour sandwiches, potatoes^ vegetable, fruit,, 1 no high protein diet. 376-5050 • 686-8600! 8:00-4:00 Saturdays Morrli Ave., Union. Funeral Mali St. Jamei which he will conduct in March,j9J}4, hyUnicogroup large salad ..platteft, wifh bread a.nd^, Church, Springfield. Interment St. Jamei dt Holy Spirit Church, .Union, Entombment The lecture will be free of charge. butter, homem^^soup, desserts) Church, Springfield, Interment St. Ger- Hollywood Memorial Park Mausoleum. HIGHLrGHTS The Springfield Ladies of Unico held : 1 trude'i Cemetery. milk; TUESDAY, hamburger on buri, Special diets for people : HATZENBUEHLER Chrlitlna (Walker) of off Milad, an Egyptologist, will lead a an annual luncheon, benefit auction and hot baked ham, egg salad sandwiches,' with diabetes, hypertension, CUUIN William T.. age 58 yean. of. Union. NJ.Jieloved wife of Lloyd (Bud) VALUE' small group tour. He has a degree In the Showpeople's Broadway Revue afaSlO potatoes, vegetable, juice, large salad digestive disorders. Mountainilde, b,ejoved huiDorro^T „ gSteMPyd»voted mother of Mrs. history and archeology of Egypt and recently at the Mayfalr, West Orange. AnnHSltFailniki and Mn. Joan Somen, REG. $40 platter, homemade soup, desserts, &V. Margaret Oarcy Cullen,. devoted father of can red hieroglyphics. The theme ws "Autumn^",, Mn. Janice Ahearn, Mrt. Barbara Lender, •liter of Al Wdlker and Jean Andenon, allo HAIRCUT NOT INCtUDtD milk; WEDNESDAY, spaghetti with •urvlved by three grandchildren. The ^ijrmlJn/QrmaUpn can be ob- Dolores""?:..... '^aJSlipian, was William Cullen, JC and Robert Cullen, meat sauce, bread and butter, tossed funeral service was held at The MC at 273- assisted by Josephine Farlnolla, Of Diet Call brother of Vincent Cullen of Chicago, salad with dressing, frult.'cheese dog or grandfather of Peter Ahearn, Jr. Relative! CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morrli IW~. 3832.. , Jeanine Russo, Jetty Bonadies and Ave., Union. Interment Hazelwood Cem- TUES.WED.&SAT. frankfurter on roll) potatoes, cold OS7-SSS1 ond'frlendi kindly Invited to attend the UftH aatwJIUi M latWkaa *. JacquelynBellitti. luiwral from The BROUGH FUNEAL HOME, tery, Rahway. 9 to 5 p.m. Dance scheduled submarine sandwich with lettuce, large It was announced that a portion of the 335 Springfield, Ave., corner of Morrli THUR. & FRI. til 8 p.m. salad ' platter, homemade soup, KRATT William J., of Union N.J., beloved «»im »•*• SI>H«1MS< a. iw The Single Parents Group of West- the proceeds will go to the Flo La Avenue, Summit. Thence to Our Lady of husband of the late Emily (Bennett) Kraft S fJititSMUl. ca*a. desserts, milk; THURSDAY, hot lourdei church, Mountalmlde, for o hi *4 Milt Mh M «" n*K a field will feature the Don Randee Trio Morgese Scholarship Fund and other devoted father ol William V. Krall and Jean j turkey sandwich with gravy, hot CLINIC Funeral Man. Interment St. Tereia Com- Merisalo, olio survived by eight grand- at its monthly dance tomorrow at 8:30 charities. tery, Summit. In lieu o'f floweri, con* p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall, meatball submarine'sandwich, ham children. The funeral was held at The MC It also was announced that "credit for 277 Morris kw., Springfield, trlbutloni may be mode io the Mountainilde CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME,. 1500 Morris TRAVEL WITH US TO ATLANTIC CITY THE HOST DIRECT ROUTE THE EASY WAY 2400 North Avc., Scotch Plains. Ad- sandwich, potatoes, vegetable, fruit, 'Rescue Squad, Mountainilde, NJ. the success of the annual fund-raiser large salad platter, homemade soup, Ave., Union. Cremation will be private. In ditional information can be obtained by diriitfflMGi'HCtitlilcitMllnllibli • lieu of flowen, friends so desiring, may goes to the entire group of hard- desserts, milk. M NICO1O Anthony, of Union, N.J.. calling 241-2471. working members." beloved husband of the late Beatrlc (Torr) make contribution* to the Cancer or Heart ATLANTIC CITY! DeNlcolo, devoted father of Anthony and Fundi. ORIGINATE-.152 5 John DeNlcolo, Angela Wllllami and NIXON Robert T., of Westfield, N.J., Mildred Formica, olio lurvlved by one iliter beloved husband of Harriet B. NIXon, 'if Your Suede & Leather In Italy and nine grandchildren. The funeral YOUR CHILD CAN DO devoted father of Robert J. Nixon, Funeral \/§mlnpW S/nUUf $ m m M0NMYTO mm IS Not Becoming To You, wai conducted from The MC CRACKEN private. Arrangements by MC CRACKEN RESTAURANT FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morrli Ave., Union. FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Ave.. Union. 7 Days Daily SENIOR CITIZENS PAY $13 The Funeral Man at St. Joieph's Church, It Should Be Coming To Us! BETTIR IN SCHOOL EtTAMOCOSEMCE STATION FCSCRVC NOW Maplewood. Interment Gale of Heaven REILLY Joseph P., of Union, N.J., beloved II makes sonso to call The Tutoring Cemetery', Eail Hanover. PHOSPECTDEU MM AM SOMETHING SPECIAL SWHTSHOP ConwSwaspriaifUiXw. for your brother of Eugene and James Rellly, Center. Wo'vo holpod over 4,500 Catherine Tovli and Mary Dorrltle. The 1U7 SpilnifWd XH. 1 PnsONt SI 2WMou»UloA»..9:10AM tnd HllltWt AH. «.26~AM GULECKI Katherjne (nee Lewlckl), of pooplo do bolter In school, on G funeral was conducted from The MC 762-2628 ' IcaMfofHmiin) W7-W20 ,' • Leather & Suede lJhadiitkmal Belmar, beloved wile of the late George,, SAT's, on stato tools, and with baslq, CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris 379-2M5 Cleaned & Repaired learning skills... at low hourly cost. 7 devoted mother of Stanley F. Za|ac and the Ave., Union. The Funeral Mass al Church ol UNION ' MOUNTAINSIDE late Edward Za|oc, dear iliter of Joanna Fhanksgiri TEXAS VKINEKS 9:03 Ul GIFT BOUTIQUE 9:15 Ml KMIUVUDVUIEtt Wo tost to Identify noods and pre- Gruchaz, and Valerie Bandunkl of Poland, • Dry Cleaning St. Michael the Archangel, Union. EchorWSlioppliifCMtef 242BwUwd scribe Individualized Instruction. loving grandmother of Robert S., Richard G. IKIM horn Union HiriulPM Z7M7S1 9:15 AM • Alterations Specially Irainud, slalo certified and Nancy K. Zalac and Alice Bender and TETZLAfF Ernest A., age 97, of Hillside, FREEPMKING RLBWtstlllMiiblitAw. loachors holp your child. Tutoring great-grandmother of three great- N.J., beloved husband of the late Emma 9M-35IS 379-3119 EXPRESS Conlor studonls do boltor In school. grandchildren. The funeral from the ED- (Zabrlskle) Tetzlalf, devoted father of Mrs. Mon.-Fri. 7:30a.hi.-4:00p.m. Your child can, loo. WARD P. LASKOWSKI FUNERAL HOME. U05 Trudy Aldrlch, brother of Louisa Klrkberg. Saturday 7:30a.m.-4:00p.m. Clinton Ave., Irvlngton. . Concelebrated The funeral services were held at The MC THE TUTORING CINTIR Funeral Mais In Sacred Heart Church, Ir- MONTCLAIR SPRINGFIELD . GERONDELIS BROS. 1101 Route 22 East ^ Valley Road & Claromont 241 Mountain Avenue MAKE A DATE WITH ANNIE ON NOV.15 273 Moi.ls Ave. Springfield 376-0544 783-9577 487-3440 Mountainside ••-Copyright, 1983, Tho Tutoring Confer, Ina. New Jersey YOUR WIFE WILL BE GLAD YOU DID! 07092 Behind Echo Lonat and H.A. Wlnitoni Rose Pack Glass Pack Bacause Annie is Resuscl-Annie, the monnikln that helps you learn CPR — Attention that's cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the life-saving emergency techni- CHRISTMAS & HANUKKAH Newly Bottle Plus GYMNASTIC CENTER que everyone should know. Find out just how Important CPR is on Tuesday Nov. 16 at 8 pm in the GIFT WRAP #2 PRICE Designed Saint Barnabas Medical Canter auditorium. 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*'•" . f •.- v 10—Thursday, Novtmbtr 10, IW — SMVINO SPRINOFIKLD,MOUNTAINSIDE. KENILWORTH StRVINO SPKINOPIBLD, MOUNTAINSIDE. KCNILWORTM — Thursday. NovtmMr tD. WtJ— II Dayton site of gymnastics event Dayton gridders continue their regional mastery Running back Brett Walsh, who nine-yard line, where it was faced with later, Walsh fumbled, but Martinett. Giacalone, who regiitered an 8.S5. AIM competing for the BMK < If Jonathan Dayton Regional High "It's something that keeps us going, between them, so the future doet look Jonathan Dayton High School in sixth on (he beam in 8.3. gained 84 yards on IS carries, erupted a fourth and four. Shunning the field picked It up on the five and ran In for bl> Claudlne Nakly was second with 7.3, On .the following: Nancy Maitmon, Lynn School played all its football garnet something to be prqud of," said bright. Springfield will host the North Jersey Brearley's Tracy Stlllman was sixth for a 35-yard touchdown run in the goal, Dayton quarterback Rich second touchdown. the floor exercise event, Giacalone took Ferrari, Tracy Splllman, Susan agalntt teams In Its own district, it Pollcare. Despite the victory, But to cloie out at .500, Dayton must Section 2 gymnastics championships inthebar.at8.25. would be undefeated. Springfield still is only 2-4-1. However, defeat Manville (2-5) Saturday and then opening period to give the Bulldogs Pollcattro audibled and ran the option ApiceUa was commended for his first place with 8.2, while Riley followed Beurer, Sandra 8plHman and Marianne for a first down within the one-yard Saturday at lp.in. In a recent dual meet, Brearley Tlie Bulldogs trounced Governor Pollcare insists his dub can finish with figure out a way to-win at powerful early breathing room. On the play, work at safety, as was Glenn Booker. with 7.65. Schmidt •'.'.. line. Rob Martinetti, who rushed for 59 In the Union County Championships defeated Governor Livingston, 92.60- UWhgston, 21-0, Saturday tocontinu e a three-game winning streak and'end Hillside Thanksgiving Day. guards Paul Stieve. and Matt Dooley Pollcare also tingled out Anthony last Saturday. Scotch Plains won with 89.30. The top score on the vaulting second year coach Tony Pollcare's The Bulldogs had little problem with threw key blocks tosprin g Walsh. John yards on is carries, bulled in on the Romano for making a key interception Bowling benefit Is slated at Echo Lanes up with a,800 record. next play to give Dayton a 14-0 .lead. 100 points, with Dayton fourth at 96.5 event went to KaTHV Giacalone, who mastery over Ms district rivals. It was "We are going to end up at .500," said GL, which came into the game sporting Baber added the first of his three extra, in the second half, and Paul Gaffrey for and David Brearley seventh 93.0. registered a 7.9. Sandy Bober was the Echo Lanes in Mountainside is one of asking people to sponsor them when his team's second win In two tries over Pollcare. "That'll be • a good a 4-1-1 record and with dreams of the points, which gave him a perfect seven Dayton put the capper on the game In his fine play again at defensive end. Among the individuals, Dayton's runnerup with 7.8. 55 bowling centers in New Jersey that Is ' they bowl Nov. 29. In addition to the O(,. The Bulldogs have won one and tied achievement, back to back winning playoffs dancing In their helmets. But for seven this season. the fourth quarter when safety Tony "We had a good practice week," said Karen Rose fourth in all-around at On the uneven bars, Maureen- Riley participating in the 1983 Bowl for regular Incentive prizes, being offered one in two meetings with David records." The freshman and junior Dayton jumped on top and never let GL In the second period, Dayton took Aplcella stripped a runner of the ball Pollcare. "and because of that, we 33.45. She lied for second in vault with was first , with 8.25, followed by Breath to beat Cystic Flbrosls. is an all-expense paid trip for two to Brearley. varsity teams have only lost one game get off. possession and drove down to the GL and recovered It on the GL 7. Two plays played up toou r potential." 8.B5, Teammate Gina Pashaian was Giacalone's 7.85. The balance beam top Participants help to raise research Disney World, an arcade video game IP fourth in floor exercises at B.3 and was performance in the dual meet went to funds to combat Cystic Flbrosls by and a color television.. Dayton harriers seek state title Capturing the state sectionals despite sophomore," marveled Jones. "And Brearley's Yolanda Rehm was sixth hi IDEAL PROFESSIONAL PARK 22:05 and teammate Lisa Griszewski 2333MORRIS AVE:, UNION its top runner finishing 10th, theLaura has proved she has fully Jonathan Dayton Regional High School recovered from her early-season in- was 10th in 23:11, NEW JERSEY'S NEWEST AND MOST girls cross-country team continues its jury. They just-kept coming on and In the Group~2~boys competition, UNIQUE OFFICE COMPLEX quest for tophonor s Saturday-tn-the never Jet what happened to Mary-Pat—Springfield finished third with 112 GroupOcbampionships at Holmdel. bother them." points as Dover won with 50. Pacing COMB JOIN OUR PRESTIGIOUS UST OF TENANTS: "Holmdel, which will be running on Parducci went out too fast, and, Dayton was Tom Jackson, who was School TJ'.M. PEARLBERG & Cp-C.P.A.'S its owncourse, should be very strong," - according to Jones, was actually 35 fourth' in 17:09. Teammate Chris of • OPHTHALMIC PHYSICIANS— said Dayton coach Bill Jones. "Also, seconds under her best time at the two Woodall was ninth in 17:33.. DR. H. HEIN, DR. A. GOLDFEDER mile mark. But she run out of gas and GYMNASTICS Haddon Township from south Jersey • ALAN BAYUK-OPTICIAN should be tough, as will Somervillc, virtually had to walk in, Basketball clinic • HUMAN CONCEPTS' ' which finished as a runnerup to "She'll bounce back,1' said Jones. "It • ROSTIUSAINC. Holmdel in the sectionals." happens to everybody." Bill Bergcr, the new boys' basketball •VR BUSINESS BROKERS But the aforementioned teams are Also giving creditable performances coach at Brearley. Regional High November Special • ERISCOINC. —going to have to be very tough if they for Dayton were Traci Karri, who came School, will direct a free basketball Enroll in 4 Lessons •THE HEARING LABORATORY are to derail the Dayton express. in 21st; Margaret Taylor, who finished clinic on Friday, Nov. 18 at the high school's main gym from 7-9 p.m. Get the 5th Lesson OUTSTANDING BUILDING FEATURES INCLUDE: Besides going undefeated in dual meets 22nd; and Sue Rauschenberger, who • 34hour*cc«iito«nchiultt • to stretch their winning streak to 28, the wound up 34th. Students, grades 3 through 8, in * Abundant parking on lit. Bulldogs have captured the Union Dayton registered 60 points in win- Kenllworth's Harding School and • individual controls of •ntrsy tlfklanl H VAC syifim County, Mountain Valley Conference, ning the section, as runnerup Madison Garwood's Lincoln School are eligible Now student only • N«w contfruction olllctt HnlaluKl to tulf your n««di to participate. Youngsters should wear # RMtaurjint, banlftng, «h*pplng mlnutat aw*V and North Jersey Section 2, Group 2 finished with 72. * Pdma location witn Immadiktaacctn top.S. Phwy. championships. In Group 1 in the same section, Ddvid sneakers and shorts. Sign Up for 12 Lessons (Rt. 33 4 34, i;i) and N.J. Turnpllta What made their sectional title last Brearley Regional finished third with Parents arc encouraged to attend the * * Special addad faalurai On-tIt*racord itoraot facllltlal In 71 points to champion Kinnelon's 18. clinic, Bcrger said. Receive }0%OFf- vachbulldtngfully aa
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A SWEET OCCASION—Union Count/ officials 'toast' the director of the Union County Department of Parks and groundbreaking for the new Watchung,Stable with cake and Recreation, which operates the Watchung Stable, and Armand' coffee. From left are Freeholder Charlotte DeFlllppo; gttl, director of the Unlorv. COUJVV--Department of Freeholder Chairman Frank Lehr; Hiltqa~\Mimams*x3rv erlng. ' . r3E5^^9Bngr' Arthur Grfsf; Thomas Nolan, 100 attend landmark day' for count/stable • Horseback riding is often considered a hobby for the well- tttdo who can afford to own their own animals. *"' But the Watchung Stable, which will open next fall-in a new facility; !;;on Summit Lane in Mountainside, is different; ac- cording to a representative of the Union County Parks and Recreation Department. "People wh,o use the stable ar.e (Continued on'liagte 2) SUIIMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIWilMIHUIIIIIIIIIUUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUMUIIIIIIlilllllg .r,Mbiiiift* | In Focus | =j Union merchants are a § celebrating Veterans Day with a g g three-day sale starting today. § 3 For participating stores, see = . = special section in this week's i a Focus. • 1
Lifeline support: Senior. Center | —CiTTcs a look.-at a life-saving MERIT device. —Thb winners: All the winning , Filter New Jersey Lottery numbers for the past month. page 4 DIGGING IN—Wielding shovels for the groundbreaking of the $3.5 milliorr n Wat- chun_ ._ g Stable, operated by. the Union County Departmen, t of Pdtks andI IRecreation, Hit at the playhouse: Memorable are, from left/Mayor Thomas Ricciardl pt Mountainside, Councllwoman Marilyn 'Fiddler on the Roof opens at Hart of Mountainside, County Manager Arthur Grlsl, Alan Alaimo of the state Paper Mill. page 7 Department 61 Transportation and Robert Russell of Holt & Morgan Associates, architects. • ~^u. fD (l^on
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8 mg "tar," 0.6 mg nicotine av. par cigarette, FTC Report Mar'83 C Philip Muitli Inc. |Oej Senior Center ; Mary Schrelr woke up abruptly one hospital. Dunn Is honored Ihight this summer. Her breathing was The system consists of a small wireless ''k™ Bnfl t»h«wt TWn man n flripplnff . —-he]p"~I)utton which,' when pushed, pain in her chest and, despite the heat automatically dials the 24-hour response (and humidity, a cold chill crept through center in the hospital. 'her. She reached over to her nlghtstand a, cardiovascular clinical nurse SUPER-SAVER SALE! I Staffed by trained professionals, the DO-IT-VOUMM.F HOtW CMTBM and pushed a button. It saved her life. center sends out whatever help is specialist at Overlook Hospital in Summit, has been • Schreir is an Irvington resident and the needed. selected medical-surgical nurse of 1983 by the New T button that she pushed brought her For Schreir, it provides freedom. Jersey State Nurse's Association. She was honored immediate help from East Orange during the association's annual convention, held at the • z "I enjoy spending time in my yard and, General Hospital. Similar scenes, although I'm not able to keep up with the Americana Great Gorge Resort, McAfee. SAVE 67% 8 however, have been played out in several gardening myself, it gives me pleasure to Dunn has been at Overlook as the cardiovascular' FAMOUS MAKER Union County communities, with,the help be out there and not trapped by my clinical nurse specialist since 1978. Prior to that, she coming from St. Elizabeth's Hospital in telephone," she said." was a clinical instructor at the Muhlenberg Hospital SELF LINED INSULATED Elizabeth. School of Nursing, Plainfield. She was also employed 1 ALSO IN THE AREA DOUBLE WIDTH hi Mary Schrcir's case, the phone rang SUMMIT—People Responsible for as a critical care staff nurse at Overlook from 1967- MALIMO DRAPERIES seconds after she pushed the button. Elderly Persons (PREP), a support and 1974. • . . ' . '. "Hello, Mary?" said a voice. "This Is the self-help group for those caring for Dunn received a bachelor of arts degree from Mount 3 East Orange General Hospital's elderly parents, will meet Tuesday at Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass.; a master of Emergency Services Department. We 7:30 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, nursing degree from Yale University, New Haven, if just received your call for help. What's 587 Springfield Ave., Summit. Conn., and a master of science degree in medical- 12.99 wrong?" Plans for the meeting were announced , surgical nursing from Rutgers University, New Double width- OS" wide x 84" lang- Just a few weeks earlier, the Irvington by Barbara L. Wood, publicity volunteer. Brunswick. I'f porfoct 39.99 woman had made what was. turning out UNION-A Golden Ago Club board She is active in many professional organizations, Imagine washable no-iron thermal lined dra- to be the best investment of her life. That meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Wed- including the New Jersey State Nurses Association, porius at a fraction ol tholr regular prices. Keeps investment was in Lifeline — a small nesday at the YM-YWHA, Green Lane, American. Association for Critical Care Nurses, home warmer In winter, cooler in summer. Cut down on heating bills In winter, air conditioning communications unit connected to tho Union. American Heart Association and Sigma Theta Tau. WK CARHV A COMPLKTV UNI OP CURTAIH She is certified by the Critical Care Nurses Association AMD DRAPIRV HMDWAM, WINDOW 1HADIB, bills In summor. Assorted earlhtone shades on Mary Schreir... with her Lifeline, MINI-BLIND! AND tCCUIOMU. natural ground. and is a certified instructor in the American Heart 100 attend 'landmark Association's basic and advanced life support. She also serves as the editor of the "New Jersey Critical Care day' for county stable Seymour Charles, Nurses Newsletter." (Continued from page 1) RICHARD SHEINBLATT, DPS, P.A. At Overlook, she is on hospital and nursing com- SAVE 50% M.D., F.A.A.P., P.A. mittees and served as coordinator and editor of the not wealthy with their own horses," said Laura Intravenous Drug Manual. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Kolnoski of the Parks and Recreation Department, •General Dentistry Esther Gildengers, M.D. which operates the stable. "They are the average She resides in Summit with her husband, Jim, and IMPORTED EMBROIDERED VOILE person." • Bonding has five grown children. . "* EXTRA WIDE TAILORED PANELS .This is the third time an Overlook clinical nurse She noted that a "landmark day" in the history of the • Orthodontics—Adults & Children • Announce the removal of their specialist has been honored as the nurse of the year. In Union County Department of Parks and Recreation office for the. practice of took place recently when state, county and local of- •Periodontics 1980, Judy Caruso, R.N., M.S.N., received the nurseof 60" wide ficials gathered to break ground for the new 3.5 million pediatrics and adolescent the year award in maternal-child health and in 1981, 04" long •Endodontlcs .RqO, 10.90 dollar stable. : medicine to: Pat Murphy, R.N., M.S.N., received the nurse of the year award In medical-surgical nursing. 9.99 Close to 100 citizens participated in the ceremonies, • Reconstructive Dentistry including a mounted contingent from the Watchung Glvo your windows a boautlful now look wilh Ihoso Mounted Troop, the Watchung Riding and Driving • Inhalation Sedation lailorod panols Oolicate ombroidory on oasy care Club, the Watchung Junior Hunt Club and Junior-Essex 2130 Millburn Avenue Labor Council dance washable polyostor voilo. No-iron. Oso alono or as TroopB. • , ' ' (Nitrous Oxide) - an undortroatmont. Patlorn shown representative Maplewood, N.J. of solection. Chooso whlto or eggshell. Limilod to The new stable will be a "state-of-the-art" facility • Intravenous Analgesia draws crowd of 300^ store stock only. which will include all features of the former stable. The Tei. 762-3888 ' old stable, located on Glenside Avenue, Summit,, will Hours By Appointment The Union County Labor Council, AFL-CIO, held its remain open until a smooth transition for riders can 15th annual dinner-dance on behalf of the United Way take place. . , of Union County at the Town and Campus restaurant, Richard Union recently. Approximately 300 representatives of SAVE 43% TO 63% laborantHnditetryirttenriiert."" *• " '' ' •"••-"'L OFF COMP. PRICES schooling and paddock area, a lower level school area, POLYESTER a stable building, barn, hay and straw building, silo, Roselle, New Jersey 07203 Net proceeds from the dinner-dance will benefit the garage and equipment storage and an administration 845-1615 United Way of Union County. BED PILLOWS building. The new facility also will be completely The guest, speaker, Congressman Matthew J. -ALL SIZES - ONE LOW PRICE accesible to the handicapped, and will provide han- Rlnuldo of New Jersey's 7th District, commended dicapped riding instruction. lubor and the United Way for working together. Rinaldo said that the plight of elderly people is ono of "This new stable complex represents more than just 3.99 upgrading our county recreational facilities," said his major concerns, and through the help of the United comp.6.09 - 10.90 Arthur J. Grisi, Union County manager. "It will be a Way many elderly can expect to have their problems lessened. Choose'KIng, Queen monument to county/state cooperation and will or Standard Size. provide our thousands of riders with the sage, modern Charles A. Walano, first vice pesident, Union County Plumply Illled 100% facility they deserve." GAISER'S ! Labor Council, AFL-CIO* Community service polyoster. Cotton The cooperation to which he referred was the land representative, talked of the people the United Way is cover. A size lor ovory trying to help. • ; bod at spoctacular swap under which Union County made a right of way in savings. the Watchung Reservation available to the state PORK { "The United Way, through its constant effort, helps Department of Transportation for construction of the people to realize their many hopes and dreams,".said- missing five-mile link in Route 78. STORE I Julius Oksenhorn Walano. "The United Way of Union County wants to create a better future and a better tomorrow for as SAVE 50% The new stable is being built with funds provided by OFF IF PERFECT PRICES BONUS BUYS!!! the DOT under the agreement between the state and . Visit Our New I BUYS YOUR many people as it can." GOURMET I Francis J. Conway, AFL-CIO community service the county over the completion of Interstate 78. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SAVE 33% FAMOUS MAKER The "thousands of riders" are made up of residents SANDWICH BAR | DIAMONDS representative, spoke oftho union counselors program JUVENILE 8X0 SHOWER CURTAINS from Union, Somerset, and Hunterdon counties. Ap- in which members of labor arc informed of the services Asoorlod prints and colors available to them and their families. WOVEN BEDSPREADS proximately .500 riders belong to the Watchung Pr*
>\ jto speakj/ionday night ?• FOR • Christina Crawford, author of the best-, honorary chairman of the California SUBURBAN j selling "Mommle Dearest" and "Black Consortium of Child Abuse Councils. She - ; Widow," will be guest speaker Monday also serves as chairman of the Los LASS IF I ED '. at 7:30 p.m. in Congregation B'nai Angeles County Inter-Agency Council on NEWJEESEY CALL • Jeshurun, Short Hills. Child Abuse and Neglect, and is a Crawford's topic will be "Loving Our ' member of the advisoiy iuuimill«u fui • • Children," and will 'feature recent the Guardian AdLitem Program, which ; developments in controlling and assists juveniles in Los Angeles Superior i preventing violent tendencies in children Court,; .1^5 inJ£e i/nio? Ve^^er Springfield Leader, Mountain I and teenagers, which may result from . Crawford's appearance Will be jointly Leader, The Spectator in Roselle & Roselle Park and the : abuse, neglect or lack of affection and sponsored by the Brotherhood, Women's nuturing in early childhood. ' , ' Association and Couple's Club of Crawford, who is involved in "finding Congregation B'nai Jeshura. EXPERI solutions to the problem of child abuse . It was announced that "because of the and bringing help to families," is the important nature of this event," the sponsors are inviting temple members AGENCY HAS Full time and the general public free of charge as a child care and housekeep DENTAL -ASSISTANT- - community service. SOUTH MOUNTAIN ARENA Ing positions, live In or out Full time position for ° Own transportation. 272 mature minded person, to! 560 NORTHFIELD AVE, WEST ORANGE 3180. ADVERTISING work for handed chair side, 8 Exit 14S Garden St. Pky. to Routs 280. Exit 10 to Northfleld Ave. Left on Northfleld. WHAT ARE YOU DOING 4'/i days a week, ex- Richard Nan^s Arena Is 2 miles down on the left. EXPERIENCED SALES porlenco preferred, but will ADMISSION: $2.50 Adults; $2.00 Sr. Citizens; Children under 10 free MOTHER- will care for FOR THE HOLIDAYS? train a right person, ox- your child In my home. Call How Would You Llko a Job Career opportunity for male/female to |oln collent salary. Call 743 set for concert • 487-8927. i.' < L. , af ALEXANDER'S? newspaper advertising staff. Must en|oy people 4302. »u'liu^i^'" f-.i".1:!: .M"" '!* "rlstm.sl so maw people. and have some sales background, Typlng'and art Richard Nones, composer-pianist, will iOO FIAppyi .helpful. • Over 100 juried, profess/oriel EMPLOYMENT perform his works, many of which he EMPLOYMENT WANTED 1 And we can make vou happy, tool with thu hlohest •nwloyeo craftspeople will be display- •bopplno discount In Americal Y,s| Even Christmas temporary Salaried position with benefits. Car required for OPPORTUNITIES recorded on the Delfon label, Nov. 16 at 8 employees can g.l IIM worfh ol family fashions for inWtwb AVAILABLE Ing and selling their jewelry; EXECUTIVE eachmonlhvouworkforuslWecanbeYOUn.SantaClauil . local selling. Call: p.m. in the Wilkins Theater of Kean NOV. FRI 5pm-10pm m n/ r ( ur Plck and SECRETARY- 22 years Day and evening hours. In College of New Jersey, Union. Nanes has leather, weavlngs, pottery, pkka" KtXl 1°* '" * * "" ° ° ""'"• ' "»' • 686-7700 SAT 10am-6pm CPA . experience, - legal, torvlowing hours, 2:30 to boem honored by the New York City wood, soft sculptures, prints engineering, etc. Reply to arrange an Interview appointment. 4:30 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m., Council of Churches, the New Jersey SUNlOam-epm toys, glass, clothing. Classified Box 4852, Subur Monday Jo Friday. Equal 11-13- ban Publishing, 1291 ^"SECURITY opportunity employer, Council of Churches and has received the. Stuyvesant Ave. Union, malc/femalo. VComposer of the Year" award from the 07083. STOCK/RECEIVING SECRETARIES 2 ROY ROGERS International Academic des Beaux Arts Apply to tho Pertonnol Oepr. JOIN A RESTAURANT inlOM. HOLIDAY CLEANING! WORD 764 Morris Turnpike 500 DISCOUNT Have your home or apart BRISTOL MYERS Short Hills His most recent composition, Concerto FOR ONE ADMISSION WITH THIS AD mont cleaned for the PROCESSING Grosso for Brass Trio and Chamber holidays. We supply our Alexander/ PRODUCT GOVERNMENT JOBS Orchestra, will have Its world premiere own equipment and we CIBAGEIGY'S Thousands of vacancies HENNY YOUNGMAN—Music- come with references, Call in May, 1984, in Sacred Heart Cathedral, MENLOPARK'VJUL—--•• leading Phar EVALUATION must be filled Immedlato ian wilf appear Nov. 11 at the us today; R 8. W Cleaning maccutlcal Division ly. $17,434 to $50,112. Call 30th annual Alexlan Brothers Newark, when Thomas Michalak; for- Team. Wo will come to you MENLO PARK MALL has an Interesting op- PANEL 714 842-6000, Ext. 31497. Hospital foundation ball at the mer conductor of the New Jersey for free estimate. Call 372 equal opportunity employer nvf portunity available for Bristol Myers, a pro Landmark Inn, Woodbridqe. Symphony, conducts the Cathedral 1954 or 375-4538. detail oriented prietary and cosmetic GENERAL OFFICE dlvlduals, working in manufacturing com DUTIES- Hours flexible, Additional Information can be Symphony Orchestra. MATURE WOMAN- will our Finance Depart- pany, soeks par Ideal for school mother obtained by calling David Blxel Additional information can be obtained clean your home or office. ment. The prospective tlclpants for Its non with office background. at the hospital at 351-9000. by calling 527-2337. References, reliable. Call SUPERMARKET candidates must be prescription drug Springfield Center 376-4753. 684-9475. capable of handling evaluation panel. In CLERKS diversified technical dlv,jduals in good HARDWARE SECRETARY- Exporlonc Our 'Special Store In a Special town" needs and administrative health who have no SALESPERSON- Ex ed short hand, typing, your help to servo our torriflc customers. We functions. history of drug sen- porlenco 3 years. Gall 862 phone and varied offlco have openings for: sitivity ore encourag 7600. skills. Four day week, od to apply. Pro; HAIR CORE Union area. Reply to •GROCERY •DAIRY* BAKERY 2 years secretarial ex- LARGE COSMETIC paprete»»eA«i perience and at least 1 COMPANY- Has im Suburban Publishing, ExplptA year experience on a are disqualifies' Classified Box 4854, 1291 Fuimrtic-10:30p.m.-7a.m. mediate area opening for UNISEX (With NITE CREW premium) word processing people who want to work. Stuyvesant Ave. -Onion, system Is prpforred. A The evaluation in N.J.07083. , Volvos taking small No experience will train. HAIRCUTTERS •CASHIERS recent secretarial 688-2139. DAIRY school graduate will blood samples from •GROCERY BAKERY bo considered for one participants. Par- MESSENGER- And A fantastic new concept In HELP WANTED Part Time Days position. Duties In- ticipants will be paid General Duties, must have Hair Styling serving the Part Time Eves 511 p.m. volvo typing financial at a rate of $12.00 per car, bondablo, retired per- entire family with the latest AGENCY HAS Certified Wo offer full company paid benefits program charts and cor- sample, and depen- son acceptable. Call Joyce nurses aids, qualified part Please apply to Store Manager at: respondence; con- ding upon the number at 7620080. cutting and styling techniques time and full time solidation and of samples needed, KINGS SUPERMARKETS INC. will be required for ap- housekeeper/companion 77B Morris Turnpike Short Hills distribution of reports, available. Some need spon- data Input and output proximately 2V3 hours OUR EVERDAY PRICES sor call 375-1349 for Infor- equal opportunity employer m/f and administrative or moro, once a week, Management mation 9:30 to 4 PM or 925- responsibilities. for 2,3, or 4 weeks. 3384 4 to 9 PM. HEMA SER SHAMPOO & Interested par ties should call Trainee VICES 1091 Springfield CntuToWaUin'i STYLE CUT SHAMPOO PANTENE We offer a good salary Monday-Friday, v 4 International Company ex Ave. Irvlngton. Licensed NewnlOtfla RECEPTIONIST and benefits commen- Judy Marcus WITHOUT BLOW DRY PLACENTA PERM and bonded. lit Union Bristol Myers products H 8. D pandlng in Union County surate with ex- 1350 Liberty Avenue area, seeks management STYLE CUT WE'RE BETTED TELEPHONE Hillside, New Jersey perience. Please send trainee, $15,000 plus first ANY FREE TIME- Like to THAN EVER OPERATOR rosume or letter of ap- 926-6576/926-6695 AND volunteer your skills to a plication with salary year. Benefits new and worthy neighbor? Interview!, 9:30 to J:jo, (non- TWO PART TIME Background In teaching, day through Friday Union of- PERMANENT OPEN- history to: Attention: BLOW DRY The American Heart Assn. fice only. Dopartmont F, Phar- DENTAL counselling, coaching or INGS. church work helpful. Call needs typing, filing, and 8 AM to 1 PM; 1 PM to maceuticals Division. RECEPTIONIST- For other clerical skills plus Jobs galore, terrlllc rates, CIBAGEIGYCorp. Mlllburn area oral surgery 454 5070, before 9 a.m. or SHAMPOO telephone assistance. local companies, short and 4 PM; Available Im- aftcr6p.m. COLOR long term assignments mediately, applicants 554 Mbrrls Avenue offlco. Seeking maturo AND Hours at your convenience. available Immediately. We must bo responsible Summit, N.J. 07901 minded porson with some Friendly appreciated staff. need: Equal oppty. omp. dental experience. Plea M E IT I C A L 1 PROCESS $8.00 Try us, call Mary 374-3434. and possess excellent BLOW DRY Pull charge bookkeepers- .telephone voice and m/f/h/v ant and beautifully INTERVIEWERS- Part Clerks. CRT's. Figure Clerkt, manner. Dlano Dokus. decorated offlco. Call 379 time, Monday, Tuesday, 2 PROCESS 16.00' BARCLAY POX Operators tailboards). Thursday and Friday. One Secretariat with/or without CLOSS& BROWN CIBA-GEIGY 5555. FROSTING ?5 00 JEWELERS Bteno. Typists and Word Pro- 447-2400 Bl-Llngual and One Sales and office positions cessors, so hurry In Ihe best English only. Irvlngton available. Six (4) needed, companies are calling. COUNTERTOP/- DRIVER area. Must have excellent part time and full time now CLERICAL- Immediate Fabrlcator. Carpentry spelling and grammar LONG HAIR & CURLING IRON EXTRA thru Christmas. Great at- WESTERN full time opening Is now skills required for this Driver needed for Adult skills. Medical background mosphere and liberal dis- Temporary s*rvlc»t available with an Invest- diversified shop position. Day Care Center. Part helpful. Call 399 4400 ( MMMMTIIAMMK . between 10 AM 8,12 Noon. MON.FRI ) 30 7 30 NO APPOINTMENT counts, Apply BARCLAY Union H4\ M0 ment banking firm located Call 484-3070 for appoint- time, hours flexible, must NECESSARY JEWELERS, The Mall at \\U R»fltan Road In Springfield. To work In ment. possess valid New Jersey SAT 900 5 00 Short Hills, Short Hills, Clark W2-3SOO our operations department. drivers license. Contact - OFFICE WORKER N.J. CASHIERS- Personnel Department, NO Full medical. We will buy STOCK CLERKS International firm Is look SUN 1:00700 your lunch every day. Call Full and part time over 19 487-1900 Ext. 2200. WAITING CLERICAL- Crime Work Dave today 742-0080. Ing for ambitious person, with an Investment bank- years of ago. Apply In per capable typist, good with son. HAMILTON WINE 8, MEMORIAL figures and filing. Oppor ing firm located in Spr- CLERK TYPIST COLLEGE STUDENTS- LIQUOR, 2321 Route 22 ingfield. As a clerical assis- Others; part time after- General HosplUI lunlty for right person to tant to the trader. Strong Union. loarn tho handling of HAIRCORE noons Inside blndry work 1000 Galloping government forms In very OPEN SUNDAY figure aptitude a must. Clerk typist with C.R.T. ex- and outside local delivery CHECK CASHING Hill Road Pleasant telephone manner Interesting business. Con perience preferred. Good with your economical car SERVICE- Looking for In- Union, N.J. i lact Ms. Skokna at 741-0447. and organizational skills salary, fringe benoflts. for print shop; no ex- dividual (Experienced In 07083 UNISEX essential. Salary commen- Rapidly growing organiza- perience necessary, occa- Cashing Checks). Good Equal oppty. OFFICE CLERK- Wanted, surate. Full benefits. Call tion locatod In Union. Call: sionally must lift 70 pound boneflts and opportunity.. employer Mr. Lancln 742-0080. carton. Call 487-4000. light typing, CRT ex- HAIRCUTTERS Call Mr. M. 442-2254. EXCELLENT INCOME- perience proferred but not DRIVER- Wanted for driv- CLERICAL WORKER- DRIVERS- On fixed In- For part time homo necessary. Accurato with Mr. Kiy ing van and pickup. Ex- come for part time driving. assembly work. For Infor- lumbers. Starting salary 2625 Morris Avenue, Union, (next to CVS) Must be able to type, good perience a plus. Call Mike with figures. Call 373-5084. 686-8200 A.M. and P.M. Call 241- mation call 504-441-80O3 175. per wook. Call Nancy 824-1200. 4900. Ext. 8383. 488-5400. INTERIOR DECORATING IMASONRY HELP WANTED CARPET CLEANING FIREMOD HOME IMPROVEMENTS 61I»? HELP WANTED T, ENTERTAINMENT FDR SALE FOR SUE WANTED TO BUY INTRUDERS A FIRES- $5.00- We will shampoo an NEED LOW COST AD- BUYMORE TERRY. HOWELL- zT PROCESS MAIL AT SHEET MEXAL ' We don't want them In your average size room of FIREWOOD DISTRIBUTORS MASONRY CONTRAC- : I ACCORDIONIST BIBLE-WISE PUZZLES TWO V BEIGE Backroun T.V. SETS WANTED- Split-Seasoned, ready to VICE for home Im- HOME I- $75.00 per hun- For Christmas Parties. QUIZZES- A new book b multi colored sofas, Worklng'or not. Color por- homel DO YOU? Coll for carpet for $5.00 to in- provements? New Idea for 414 W. Elizabeth Ave. TOR, STEPS, I dred I No experience! Part —*- WW^^B^^BB MflllLli free estimate. SUPERIOR troduce our NEW: QUICK burn. HARDWOODS. 'Linden. Reupholstery--' Call: John353-0841. Milt Hammer^ Includes square top, wooden legs tables only. Days call 753- GUARANTEED Full Cordl helping you plan your SIDEWALKS, PATIOS7-CT or full time. Start Im- Samson's Rlddl coffee table. 851 -9843 betori 7333, eves.,' 444-7494. Cash ALARM SYSTEMS. 245i-- I DRV NG METHOD AND house can actually save Slipcovers • Draperies • DRIVEWAYS. No |ob too o mediately. Details-send Outstanding opportunity' -^EQUIPMENT. CALL 241- Call 322-5728or4340278. Carpeting. Fabric and for person with machine . CATERING Anagrams, What's' M 6 PM. . "' paid. ... 7144. you,, money. Call J.B.L. small. Free Est. 944-8425. <= ^elf-addressed stamped, Let us cook and fuss. While Line, Blblo Arithmetic 7455. Drawings for Information Foam Rubher. For The envelope to C.R.I.-5035, shop & sheet metal INTRUDERS A FIRES- FURNITURE REPAIRS Home. .862-5350 Ask foj- background needed to build you en|oy yourself. Free Sisters And Brothers, Whi <2J TTI APPLIANCES- Foi Wanted For Cash and free estimate. 944-0381. •P.OrBox 3149, stuartr Ft Menu,-Low prices- Call Am I?, Match-Ups, Di the hard of hearing. Usec We don't want them In your $5.00- We will shampoo an Don., - 33495. prototypes. OLD BOOKS & STAMPS MOVING i STORAGE Jan's 2320141. Yoo-Know That? In all 3 onlyr once. Reasonably ORIENTAL RUGS homel DO YOU? Call for avorage size room of DAMIANO FURNITURE NICO pages to increase your B free estimate. SUPERIOR carpet for $5.00 to In- HOME IMPROVEMENTS PART TIME- Work from We are a New Jersey based priced. Call between 3 anc ANTIQUES ft PIANO REFINISHING- JEWELERS LOST* FOUND ble knowledge with fun-t. 4p.m.,487-S767. • . Private Buyer-224-4205 ALARM SYSTEMS. 245- troduce our NEW: QUICK Expert reflnlshing at • Additions ' AMERICAN RED BALL z homo on new telephone International Metal do puzzles and quizzes 7144. DRYING METHOD AND • Kitchen Remodeling program. Earn $6 to'M per Fabricating company mak Lost a Found ads will run reasonable prices. • Hand Local 8. worldwide movers, n Great family fun. Send '8' VAILSBURG- House Sale, EQUIPMENT. CALL 241- Stripped-No Dipping • Free • Bathrooms NEW JERSEY (Red Carpet service to O hour or more. Call 842-1828 Ing products for the for two weeks FREE as a cents for your copy to Saturday and Sunday • Redwood Decks •NEW YORK 'FLORIDA. Agent % or 6880810. APPLIANM REPAIRS estimates, pick-up and building Industry. service to residents in our 9 BAKER BOOK HOUSE November 12 and 13,9-3,3: YARD SALES delivery • Repairs and •Aluminum Siding •ANTWERP UNIVERSITY Van Linos.' 5 1019 WEALTHY ST z SIM. PER WEEK PART Communities. Cleveland Avenue, (of restoration of all furnlturu~j • Roofing DIAMOND SETTING 276-2070. 1601 W. Edgar •< Excellent company paid GRAND RAPIDS Sanford Avenue-opposite RELIABLE APPLIANCE- « Dormers EXTRAODINAIRE D TIME AT HOME- Webster, benefits plus profit shar FOUND- Beautiful frisky DON'T MISS THIS SALE- CLEAN U> SERVICE and antiques • Pianos Road, Linden. PC 00102. | j o MICHIGAN, 49504. Saint John's Ukranlan Saturday, November 12,10 SALES 8. SERVICE. PRO- repaired, bought and sold. • All Carpentry Work MANUFACTURING America's favorite dic- Ing. little grey and white Church). Classic range, SPECIAL ORDERS BERBERICK&SON § u tionary company needs striped kitten and all black 4 p.m. Sofas, chairs, MPT & CURTEOUS. SER- 784-5449, Day or Eves., 7 964-7112 1 CEMETERY PLOTS Bombe' breakfront, dining garden appliances, VICE ON ALL BRANDS. • CLEANUP Days. OFFICIAL G.I.A. Export MOV ING a, S home workers to update Apply In Person Or kitten. 484-2249, after 2 PM. Rubbish of any kind and local mailing lists. Easy HOLLYWOOD room, IMngrodm, tables, clothing," toys, REPAIRS -SALES • IN- IMPORTER STORAGE at low cost. , 3 Call Ann For Appt. MEMORIAL PARK lamps, chairs, stereo, .miscellaneous of all kinds. STALLATIONS. quantity removed. Attics, APPRAISER work. Can be done while FOUND- Gentle -Tabby cellars, garages cleanod. GARAGE DOORS RlTrUGLIESE Residential, Commercial. * Cat. Vicinity Suburban Gothhsemane Gardens bedroom, clothing, 438 Colonial Avenue, WASHING. MACHINES watching TV, All ages, ex> miscellaneous Items. Cash DRYERS Construction clean up. BUILDING Shore Trips. Local 8i Long I g pcrlenco unnecessary. Call 201-272 5200 Golf Course, Union. Call Mausoleums. Office: 1501 Union. 435-8815 • SKI SETTING CO. 487-5443. only. No children. No early DISHWASHERS • ALL GARAGE DOORS in- CONTRACTORS 905 Mountain Ave. Distance. No lob to small. IJ 1-714-842-4000, Ext. 13473. Stuyvesant Ave.j Union. birds. 372-4435. MICHAEL J. 488-4300 RANGES PRENDEVILLE stalled, garage extensions, RESIDENTIAL Springfield, New Jersey 541-2013. Lie. 00210. K PART TIME/FULL TIME- Construction LOST- In Sunnyslde section REFRIGERATORS repairs 8< service, electric 8, COMMERCIAL 686-7434-5 of Linden, gray striped XEROX 440- Good condl operators 8< radio controls. dlverslfled duties s techni- CONCERTTICKETS INSTRUCTIONS FREEZERS* AIR CONDI- RELIABLE CLEANING- ADDITIONS, or 376-8880 cian aid in Union. No ex- Specialties, Inc. male cat. Answers to the • Frank Sinatra tion, $400. Call 487-8400. TIONERS. OVER 25 STEVEN'S OVERHEAD DON'S name of "Voncc". Call 925- COMMERCIAL 8, DOOR, 241-0749. ALTERATIONS Moving and Storage perience necessary, we will • Grateful Dead LEARN YEARS EXPERIENCE. RESIDENTIAL. ALL KITCHEN CABINETS (The Recommended train. Must bo good with 55 WfnansAvo., Cranford 4928. Reward offered'. • Mon at Work Dial 484-3779 1404A Stuyvo- (WE ' WILL ASSIST IN GARAGE SALES TYPE ALL SIZES DONE. NEW OVERHEAD Mover) hands. S3.35 por hour to • Johnny Mathis WANG sant Ave., Union. SAVE WITH RELIALBEI pESIGN PROJECTS) OUR 25th YEAR start. Interview by appoint- Equal oppty. cmp. m/f LOST DOG- Male,, gray • Kool a Tho Gang DOORS- AND DOLLY MADISON ment only. Cll WW SECRETARY- For law of- mixed poodle. Lost Tues- FREE ESTIMATES, OPERATORS IN; INSURED PC 00019 fice. Military Park •Lionel Richie. * MAPLEWOOD- 58 Hilton Word Processing CALL TOM 488-5329. KITCHENS UNIOtJ 487-0035 day October 25th. vicinity • Lover Boy Avenue, 1 block In from CARPENTRY STALLED. Residential 272-M65 PART TIME Building, Park Place, Union area. No collar Springfield Avenue, behind Call for more Into. repairs. Call after 4, 447'^ Buy Direct From Factory 375 Roscland Place Newark. One man office, (Jasper) Reward I! 487- • Stovle Wonder 351-5434 ROOFING- • Leaders and and Save. OFFICE WORK , -N.Y. Rangers Wyman Ford, Friday and •ALTERATIONS 5414, ask for Tony. PAUL'S well established; pleasant 2520. Saturday, 11-4. Tools, .WORD PROCESSING DRIVEWAYS Gutters • Aluminum Siding FREE ESTIMATES We need clerk typists, 2 surroundings. Experience 851-2880 SECRETARIAL SCHOOL •ADDITIONS M8.MMOVERS (Ma|or credit Caloric oven, refrigerator, •\AII Type Carpentry • Rte. 22 Springfield hours dally. Either morn- not absolutely necessary. PERSONALS bric-a-brac, drapes, car- Day, ovening or Saturday •ROOFING GUTTERS SLEADERS Dormors-Wlndows- Ing or afternoon to fit your Call 443-1340. -•„ Cards Accopted) Classes. Approved New •REPAIRS B. HIRTH- Paving. Porches * COMPLETE 379-6070 formerly of iage, lamps and much Residential 8, Commercial schedule. Periodically COUNTRY STORE.~ more; Jersey Department of Reasonable rates. No lob GUTTERS a LEADERS- MASbNRY WORK KITCHEN CABINETS Yale Ave., Hillside hours would be slightly SALES PERSON- Work by MIRACLE OF Education. too small. Free estimate Asphalt Work, Drlvoways, WatorpVpoflng Foundation longer depending on work ST. JUDE CRAFT FAIR Cloaned and flushed. Minor Sold and I stalled . Old appointment only. UNION- 1743"Unlon Ave. 374-4227 Parking Areas, Sealing, Tree Trimming, Insured. basements. No |ob too big LOCAL 8, LONG load. Accurate typing. Qualified pro-set mail in O Holy St. Jude, Apostle St. Joseph the Carpente; after 4, Resurfacing, Curbing. or small. X>K CONTRAC- cabinets and countertops DISTANCE MOVING Pleasant office In Union. and Martyr, groat In virtue School, 140 E. 3rd Avenue Saturday November 12th, 9 Ken Mloso, 2260655, 7 resurfaced with formica. leads. Will train. Book per- o 4. Electronics games, SERVICES OFFERED 763-8779 Free Estimates, Fully In- Days. (Best Time 5 to 8 TORS, 499-7449/Colonla. PM 00177 Please call: son or speciality sales per- and rich in miracles, near Roselle. Saturday •Stfri'd. 4870614. 4860777 Kinsman of Jesus Christ, November 12,11 AM'to8:3i oys, exercise bike, winter A-l ALTERATIONS and PM). son. Excellent sales com- clothing, kerosene heater, TOWN a COUNTRY KITCHENS ' 688-7748 944-1776 mission. Call Mr. Paronoat faithful Intercessor of all PM and Sunday Novombe BRITESIDE HOME IMPROVEMENT. J.T.M. CONTRACTORS Mack Boring who Invoke your special 13, 9:30 to 4 PM. Homi curtains, household goods'. ALUMINUM/ CARPENTRY • WIN- Paving HEATING Counter tops 372-7444: Cash only I 15 years experience. Inox Formica facing 1925 Vauxhall Rd. 8, Parts patronage In time of need made crafts, Holiday VINYL DOWS • CEILINGS • Asphalt and concrete ponslvc. We porforhn most Union Route 22, Union to you I have recourse from decorations, rafflos CLEANERS DOORS • PARTICIANS • driveways. Railroad tlos GEO JAEKEL INC. New kltchons the depth of my heart and refreshments. Visit with UNION-1427 Thelma Drive ROOFING. No Job Too Big home Improvement Reas. Prices-Free Est. (off Vauxhall Road) AWNINGS& and Blcglum blocks, curb- Affiliates: pro|ects-Painting, plumb- RITTENHOUSE PLAY SANTA CLAUS- Sell TELLER humbly beg to whom God SANTA. GUTTERS Or Small. Reasonable, 594- ing, steps, patios, R.W. GUEMPEL Bob Costello, 24 hrs. 245 MOVING Avon and earn extra has glvon great power to November 11th and 12th, 10 9783. ing, electrical, also odd 5060 ull tlmo toller position to 4. House furnishings, and sidewalks, retaining walls FALTERMEIER FUEL lobs such as telling fans, 2 men In a truck. Prompt, money for Christmas. Call available In Springfield come to my assistance. CONTEMPORARY and drainage. Call 842-8160. courteous Service. 925-2350 or 925-4542. Holp me In my present goods, Christmas itoms, Low Cost Quality OIL Trac lighting, Insulation location of largo financial Dinette, walnut, china baby needs, tools. BELLIS APOLLO FUELOIL CO. 241-9791 PM00112 nstltutlon. Exccllontwork- urgent petition. In return I closet with glass door Work CONSTRUCTION "R&T " prolocts, hot water 105 W. Westfleld Ave. PERMANENT- Part time promise to make your Guaranteed In PUGLIESE heaters, furnaces. Free ATTENTION BRIDES!!! ng conditions. Liberal table and "4 chairs. $300, UNION-. Garage sale. All Type of Carpentry 515LEHIGH Rosolle Park. sales/office help. Flexible benefits. Apply In person, namo known and call'you to 964-9314, 9640673. Writing Work Done DRIVEWAYS 8, PARKING estimate. Call 688-5885. MAKE YOUR DAY hours. Call Bill at 379-1520. bo Invoked. Say three Our Saturday November 12,9 to AVENUE, UNION 175 Morris Avenue, Spr- '4 PM. 822 Lohlgh Ave. lOOO'sOf ADDITIONS • DORMERS LOTS, CONCRETE SPECIAL. Ride In total SHORTLINE MOVERS BED'N BATH. Fathers, 3 Hall Marys and CONTEMPORARY Homo Service N.J. 07083 comfort In beautiful white Packing 8, Storage. ngfleld, Now Jersey. Miscellaneous Items. DECKS WORK. FREE Tel. (201)4870900 WINTER PRICES YOU Crostmont lorlas. Publication must BEDROOM- King size bed ROOFING and SIDING ESTIMATES. 272-8845.'' limousine. Specialists In piano & ap PART TIME TYPIST- And 'comploto, dresser, chest oi CAN'T BELIEVE 50% LESS pilance, moving. 24 hour sales assistant, two even- Federal be promised. St. Jude pray Call For A . No Job Too Small-Free 1-K KEROSENE $1.35 DOORS - DECKS ings, office located in SAVINGS for gs, all who Invoke your drawers, night table, mlr Estimate. Fully Insured- SUBURBAN PAVING- • thon reg. price dressed in service. 484-7267. Lie. 450. a LOAN ror, excellent condition WANTED TO BUY Free Estimate DRIVEWAYS • PARKING FUEL OIL — CALL FOR CEILING ribbon. WHITE LIGHTING Union. Call 9^40024; jUjja This n,ovlna has Ask For Mike: . PRICE SHEET ROCKING $450,, blue Italian provln 441-2971 488-4435 LOTS • CURBING • SEAL- LIMOUSINES, Days 245 jH known to fall. cial yolvot sofa, black Look On The ING • FREE ESTIMATE CUSTOM WORK ETC. 2050, Nights, 2411305. PART TIME- Dictaphone is novena must be said ANY LIONEL, FLYER, LARGE OR SMALL we do Typist. Union. Call Mr. TRUCK DRIVERS- To modern lounge, black "BRITESIDE" G.GREENWALD • FULLY INSURED. 687- HOME IMPROVEMENTS 6 ODD JOBS learn construtlon trade. for9consec.days. C.G. wrought Iron kltchon sot, IVES AND OTHER 3133. them all. Give us a call Blascmart Limousine Orr, 487-2200. COURIER SERVICE- Carpenter Contractors between 4-8 p.m. Must handle a 10 speed TO BEAT~flREDNE?S pink, formica table top. TRAINS All type repairs, remodel- Service A-l RUBBISH REMOVAL PART TTIVTE ruck. Opportunity to earn Sacrifice. Call between 4 8. Need Something Important ALL HOME BOB 484-7441 Airports. Hotels, motols. USE B-15 TABLETS AT Top prices paid. done or transported that ing, kitchen, porches, IMPROVEMENTS Appliances, furniture 8, HOUSEWIVES, COL- ivcr S200 per week plus BORO DRUG, 7 PM, 944-5439." 435-2058 enclosures, cellars, attics. ELECTRICIANS residential overtime to start. Com- you lust can't accomplish Carpentry • Roofing Executive Service. N.Y.C. rubbish removed. Attics, LEGE STUDENTS, NO KENILWORTH. 334-8709 ' yourself. Call MAC 374-7289 Fully Insured, estimates Gutters* Painting INSULATION cellars, garages, leaders 8. EXPERIENCE NEEDED. pany benefits. Year round DI Nifri~iiT~ "kitchen given 488-2984. Small lobs. Trips gutters cleaned. CALL 484-1440. work. Apply In person sets, lovo soats, ond tablos, Bonded. E.J.S. ELECTRIC INC. Light Masonry Group rates to botween 9AM-5PM FLEA MARKETS cocktail tablo, Christmas RESIDENTIAL, IN- Driveways Sealed SAVE $- Insulate Now Travel Agn. Reasonable, 763-6054. . A&PPAPER MARK LIBRARY IMPROVE YOUR HOME PROFESSIONAL GARDEN . STATE troe, combination door, STOCK, INC. WITH GIL-We do repairs- D U S T R I A L , No Job Too Small Before You Waste Money (201)673-6689 SERVICE- Experienced, COMMERICAL- • Air Con- HOME HANDY MAN OFFICE-. In Union Center BRICKFACE 8, STUCCO FLEA MARKET- Indoor/- fruit press, more. Best of- RECYCLING PLANT . build anything from Call Anytime On Excess Heating Cost. Painting, papcrhanglng, CO.843 St. Georgo Ave., for, 6870984. Professional Consultant for ditioners • Hoatlng • Buster, 944-4010. Call for Free Estimate. SERVICE WITH THE has full time opening for Outdoor, Saturday 48-54 SOUTH Library needs. Will shelves to home Im- carpentry & odd lobs, secretary. Shorthand ro- Rosello, N.J. An Equal Op- November 19, 8:30 AM to 20th. STREET provements. Large 8- small Lighting • Controls • Powor Mike, 487-2599 HEAT CONTROL, EST. FEMININE TOUCH- organize, expand, revise 1951.753-7911,272-7272. LADY G' LIMOUSINE clean-ups. No |ob too small. quired. Excellent benefits portunity Employer. 4:30 PM. F.lrst ELECTRIC ~GU7TAR"| IRVINGTON, lobs. 944-8344 or 944-3575. • Maintenance. 488-4983 964-8809. Presbyterian church, bonez slrat and hard case. NEW JERSEY Business plus, professional Union. Lie. No. 6059. ALL TYPES SERVICE. Equipped With Experience preferred but libraries.) Union County Interior and exterior work SAVE $- Insulate Now Color TV, Stereo-Bar. • will consider qualified re- ELE PHONE Rosolle, N.J. Collectible PEAVEY AMP. Classic VT 07111 area. Available evenings JOE DOMAN MIKE'S ODD JOBS OPERATOR/- dealers, Flea market tube. $425. 688-7504 after 7 PUT CASH IN YOUR (86-3824 EXS! ELECTRIC TNC. done. Coniplote kitchen Boforo You Wasto Money AIRPORTS • PIHRS • cent graduate. Salary 8. Sundays, 289-1950 after 5 RESIDENTIAL, IN- remodeling, sanitising and On Excess Hoatlng Cost. Masonry work, attic 8, open. Phone 487-5498. RECEPTIONIST- No typ-Items. Bake sale, snack p.m; and weekends. POCKETII ALTERATIONS/- BUSINESS TRIPS • ALL basement cleanings, lawn ing, must bo ble to work and lunch bar. Table PM. ' .'• ., REPAIRS, New or Enlarg- DUSTRIAL, iaintlno. Additions, siding, Call for Freo Estimate. SPECIAL OCCASIONS. BUYER OF SCRAP HEAT CONTROL, EST. cutting, carpentry, gutters PARTTTME TYPIST- TO mder pressure. Expanding spaces available. 245-2961 FOL'DI NGliiD-IucTte~k7t- EWSPAPERS. $1.00 PER ed CLOSETS/CABINETS, COMMERICAL- • Air Con- foaders and gutters, storm 964-3107 Union, N.J. (24 cleaned and painting. 375- Irm, salary opened. Call or 245-7300. chen sot, bedroom set, WE OFFER PROFES- Customized TABLES/- ditioners • Hoatlng • doors and windows. Roof' 1951.753-7911,272-7272. Hours). Gladys (Glgi) Dan- work for local newspaper motal shelving stands, Tif- 00 LBS PLUS SIONAL COMPUTER Lighting • Controls • Powor Ing. For Free estimate and cy, Owner-Chauffeurette. 7748. After 5 P.M. Mon. 8. Tues. 9 A.M.-2 P.M lor appointment 9241010. LASS BOTTLES.. . $1.00 SERVICE- TO MAKE: . STORAGE AREAS, FLEA MARKET^"Sunday fany 'kitchen fixture. 654- ER •\ FORMICA/.WOOD, • Maintenance 488-4963 design consultation, phone, ODD JOBS Call Randy Cohen, 484-7700. 8693. 100 LBS Personalized Letters • • Union. Lie. No. 4059. 842-2470 or 844-5825. 10% INSURANCE TEXAS OIL COMPANY- November 20, P.A.L. iL-UMINUMCAN 21* PER PANELLING/- MAINTENANCE loth Yoar PART TIME- Pasteup ar- Urgently needs mature Building 285 Union Avenue, Resumes • Reports • Mall- S"H E E T R O C K , OFF with this ad. FIREWOOD- Seasoned, B ng Lists • Small Business INDEPENDENCE ELEC- Electrical work. Celling tist to work for wockly erson for Union County Irylngton,.;.. Indoors- :QMPUTER PRINTOUTS nventory control • Ac- WINDOWS/DOORS. . Got Insurance fans hung. A/C lines, plum- rca business sales Parking. Now and. used split, and roady to burn. TRIC CO.- Residential In- DOB ft JEFF Problems? pas MAINTENANCE newspaper. Hours: Mon. 7 $45. one half cord.- $125 NDTAB CARDS counting and Payroll. We dustrial, commercial 8. STAWSKI bing, painting, Etc. Call p.m.-10 p.m., Tues. 4 p.m.- opresontatlve. Sales ex- Items. Information 373- TOP NOTCH" Fine carpen- Let Us Help INC.- 110 East Blanke St. 964-6045 or 687-5529. 0144. " • cord. Free delivering In ...$1.00 PER 100 LBS. also do Computer In- malntonanco work, re- Custom home alternation. Linden, N.J. 07036, 925- 10 p.m. No oxp. noc. Call orlence not necessary; We Springfield area only. Call BATTERIES-CARD- stallation, Custom soft- try, wood working. 100% You Solve Them rain. Write K.E. Dicker- Professional/fully Insured. wiring &rnew wiring, all Interior and exterior. Com- ALL TYPESOF 8473. Rubbish Removed Randy Cohen, 486 7700. after 4 467-5794. JOARD ware and training. 232-3485. ropalrs, major 8, minor, plete carpentry service. on, Southwestern FOR SALE LEAD • OLD ALUMINUM Christopher Murphy. 488- INSURANCE All furniture wood Si SWITCHBOARD- ix~- >otrq|eum, Box 789, Ft. 1829. amorlcan & foreign ' 2410045 SAVE ON TRUCK, R a H JANITORIAL metals taken away. Attics, MAGIC CHEF~30". good COPPER-BRASS machine repairs. 24 Hour MAINTENANCE CO.- basements & garages porlonced telephone Worth, Texas, 74101. CAST IRON Service. Nos Falamos Por- CARPENTER 1 . AUTO, LIFE, answering sorvlec ADMIRAL- Side by side for second stove (Very HOMEOWNERS Quality Work. Reasonable cleaned. Reasonable rates. YPIST- Some bookkeep- refrigerator/freezer, living good condition) $50.00 686- Price Sub|ect To Change) ^COUNTING CARPETS tuguos, NOsotros Hablamos CONTRACTOR- All phases Rates. Offlce-Bulldlngs- 325-2713 operators ONLY. Flexible, 3475. Espanol. References of Home Remodeling, 8,ALLCOMM'LLINES Must have car. 447-3953. ing background helpful to room lamps and furniture, 201-374-1750 INCOME TAX SERVICE Storos-Etc. Free perate small computer. dlnlngroom chandelier, available. Fully Insured • Altoratlons-Kltchons-Batfi, Estimates. Call 487-3075 PO crystal and brass. Good RUGS- Excellent condi- DRIENNE- Pays top DEGREED CARPETS- Why Pay Bonded. N.J. State License General Carpentry, INSURANCE AGENCY SECRETARY- Springfield Vc will train. Call Mr. C. ollar for used furniture, ACCOUNTANT- Over 14 Retail? Buy direct from TANGOFEDOR Box 480 Union NJ 07083. >87-l 100 for appointment. condition. Best offer. 687- tion, 12 x 17 rust color and 9 & BQS Permit No. 5232.344- Cabinet a Formica Work. PAINTING CPA firm looking for ex- X 12 orange and gold. After omplete homos and years experience to do Mill representative. Carpet 2244. 87 Ferry St. Newark. R. Helnze " 484-7924 . DIAL perienced secretary. No WOODWORKING SHOP- 4 PM, 944-6614. tates, 2420001. business accounting work and Installation fully Shopj-ocatlon 13 Marne St. 842-7499,842-3545 MASONRY steno, pleasant working iceds person for all-around BAZAAR-TOWN LEY Computerized general guaranteed. Free Newark. INDOOR HOME "Michael A. Tango" DAILY SPECIALS conditions, benefits. Reply SELLING CONTEiTTsT , BOOKS edger, Invantdry, account Estimator call for com- IMPROVEMENT "Walter P. Fedor" ALL MASONRY:. Steps, 1 family house Interior or hop work. Some ex- Presbyterian Church, nalysls, quarterly tax "to Classified Box 4853, lerlence required. Call 862- Salem and Huguenot Including chandlller, We Buy and Sell Books plete Information 388-2354 Painting, Drop Ceilings, 530 S. WOOD AVE. sidewalks, waterproofing. exterior, $375; 4 family, Suburban Publishing, 1291 727. • etyrns, financial eyes. Light Carpentry, Odd Jobs LINDEN EST. 1907 Self employed. Insured. Wo $575 and up. Also trim win- Roads, Union, N.J. Bouti- crodenza, sofa, lamps, 321 PARK AVE., PLFL-O. tatements, - etc FENCES Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, que, plants, bakery, lun- tables, chairs, collectibles, Free estimates also do community grants. dows and doors, scaffold N.J. 07083. . . WORD PROCESSING PL4-3900 Reasonable rates. Call M. Reasonable prices A. ZAPPULLO & SON, 487- work, carpentry, verv chroom, Chinese auction. clothes, china, Brlc-a- OLD CLOCKS* Aallloux, 379-9487. CARPET CLEANING INTERIOR DECORATING 6 .SECRETARY November 12, 9:30 AM to Brae, plus morel FENCE SALE Sal Saba, Jr. 4474, 372-4079. reasonable. Rooms, SALES-SECRETARY- ee our ad under secretary 3:30 PM. November 10th and 11th, 10 POCKET WATCHES 49c SQ. FT. 487-8520 hallways, $35 and up. Free Maplewood area. Growing CIBA-GEIGYCorp. to 4. Mill Road to Manor Ighest cash paid, also E G R E ED ALL CLEAN CO.- (Mln. lOOUn.ft.) BUYMORE MASONRY estimates, fully Insured. Industrial distributor com- BEDROOM SET- Corner irts. Union, 944-1224. CCOUNTANT- Over 14 CARPET & Green vinyl chain link In- MAKE OLD CEILINGS DISTRIBUTORS Steps, sidewalks, all 374-5434 741-5511. WAREHOUSE TRAINEE- Drive to 1499 Village* Road, 'ears experience to do pany requires ,'a- full time grouping, Includes corner Union. Orlg. Recyclers Scrap UPHOLSTERY, STEAM stalled. Gates and ter- NEW Uu W. Elizabeth Ave. masonry. 25 years ex- secretary for our sales o Work In our set-up >uslness accounting work, minals sale price. •SHEET ROCK 'Linden. Reupholstery • perience. Quality work. . FALL SPECIAL table with 2 beds, double Metal -computerized general CLEANING. Any 2 rooms epartment and dresser with mirror, desk 4TH ANNUAL CRAFT steamed cleaned. *3t.»5. 34 hour service • SUSPENDED Slipcovers • Draperies • Reasonable prices. Interior & Exterior pain- department. Diversified of- warehouse, must have MAXWEINSTEIN ledger, Inventory, account PLASTER Carpeting. Fabric and ting. Also carpentry, roof- fice duties, to Include good and chair. Brown Formica, FAIR- 9 Iroquols Road, -inalysls, quarterly tox Any size sofa steam clean- BILTRITE FENCE FULLY INSURED, 379- mechanical ability and excellent condition. Cranford, Friday, And Sons ed. $39.95. Free Estimate. 435-4545 or •PATCHING Foam Rubber. For The 9099 Ing, gutters a leaders, neat typing skills, no steno, Call ew Jersey drivers etyrns, "financial Home. 842-5350 Ask for clean. L. FERDINANDI R. Romano at 741-4150 for Original cost $1,000. asking November 11, . lo a.m.-9 SINCE 1920 tatements, etc. Owner Operated. 3SMMV- 8240010 Days 624-7400 M. DEUTSCH Interview. ' . • license. Good benefits. Call $450. Call 944-7308 after 4 p.m., Saturday, November 2424 Morris Ave., Onion MS-440*. VISA MASTER CHARGE After 5 P.M. 487-4143 Don. SPRINGFIELD SONS, 944-7359. &H492. PM. Reasonable rotes. Call M. 12,10a.m.:4p.m. Dally 8-5 Sat. lAallloux, 379-9487. 8:30-12 484-8234 fVAITHEim FOR RENT t OFFICE SfMX AUTOOEAUaS .MINTIIK PAMTHK . PUIMBIRe ft HE/milG ROOFING I SIDING TREESERVICE HOOSETpRSALE RO5ELLEPARK SPRINGFIELD- Choice I MULTIPLY location near route • 22,' INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINTING BY First class ROBERT EBEREHTJR.- AL P. BOYEA^TREE ELIZABETH- Large state- YOUR SAVINGS tradesman. Home or com- ROOFING • SIDING • SERVICE- LOW RATES ly house in a central and SPACIOUS 365x1250 square feet. MULTI CHEVROLET Painting. Leaders 8. Gut- Modern, air conditioning. ters. Free estimates. In- merclalrAdvlce on your STORM WINDOWS _&_ FREREE ESTIMATESTIMATEE S excellent location. Ideal for NEW-USED-LEASES home painting problems. 30 DOORS-"- GUTTERS-8<- professional building. Amr APARTMENTS Moderate rents. Ca.ll 763- 2277MORRISAVE. sured. Stephen Deo: 233- FULLJLLY --INSURED—••INSURED • 2. 3900f- -~ ' ~ 3541. years experience In the LEADERS HOUR EMERGENCY pie parking on this 100 x 235 UNION trader Phone Nick. 245- property. Call after 6 p.m., in GARDEN Serving All Of Union Coun- SERVICE, 424 SUMMIT UNION- Modern office 686-2800 O "INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 4835, Anytime. ty. Specializing In Repair 353-7725 or 276-0951. '80 DATSUN 280 ZX- Sliver, AVENUE, KENILWOR SETTING building. Five Points area, OLDSMOBILE T-bar, automatlc,-AM/FM Painting, leaders & gut- Work. Free Estimates. TH, N.J. 07033. (201) 245 c SIDNEY KATZ Alr-Condltloned close to Route 22, Garden Oldest & Largest cassette, original owner, ters. Free estimates. In- 687-«383 Full Insured. 488-9,513. ' . 1919. RESIDENTIAL < SHORT 'HILLS- 4 JBUICtC ELECTRA- 1976, '82 LINCOLN sured. 486-7983 or 753-7939. Bedrooms, 7>h baths, cen- 1BDR.IS15 State Parkway, approx- Exclusive garaged, mint condition. CONTINENTAL- Luxuary r Painting, paperhanglng, Gat boiler* COMMERCIAL • IN- imately 200 square feet. Olds Dealer in K/ery good condition, fully 65,000-hlghway-mlles. Call J.GIonnlnl. UN I F I ED tral air condition, den/eat- 2BDR.W20 (equipped. Call 964-5242 car, fully loaded, factory o plastering Inside & out Hot water heat»r» DUSTRIAL • CUTTING • Paneled, carpeted, central Union County 289-7272 10 to 4 PM. z Jobblngooripeclalty x CONSTRUCTION- Custom TRIMMING • PRUNING • In kitchen, excellent condi- Cable TV available. Full bfter 7 PM. guarantee, 12,000 miles. J. JAMNIK-FREE EST. Free estimates. 487-7172. tion, $163,000. Call Daldone, air, hot water heat. Only ELIZABETH weekdays. $8,500. n painting and papaerhang- FEEDING • CAVITY dining room, large kitchen Only $16,000. Call 687-5497, O Painting-Decorating Ino. ROOFING.'Call Rich 467-4901. tnat can accommodate $250. per month. MOTORS, INC. weekdays, 9-5. WILLIAM E. BAUER- Pro- WORK • ELEVATION 79 BUICK REGAL- 2 Door, 'SO DODGE ASPEN- 4 c & Paperhanglng-lnt.-Ext. Margolin, 687-8105. our own clothei waiher & Del Ray Agency 686-9101 Value Rated Used Cars light tan, power steering, fessional Painting, Interior TOPPING • CHIPPING dryer. Cable TV. Door, automatic, power UNION 487-4288 UNION 582 Morris Ave. power brakes, air condi- '80 MAZDA GLC SPORT- & Exterior, Paperhanglng, WILLIAM H.VEIT SPLITTING • COMPLETE .Beautifully, landscaped Elizabeth 3541050 1 steorlng, brakos, rear garden «pl«. Walk to all BUSINESS OPPS. tion, roar window defog 44,000 miles, 5 speed, 3 door JOHN SCOTT- CUSTOM Home & Offices, Insured. BOB •• UARVIN Roofing — Seamless Gut- REMOVAL • AERIAL defoggor. Asking $3,350. Lot us paint the top Vi of schools a, trains. 35 mln. ger, extra rims with snows, hatchback, AM/FM COVERINGS. Interior/- BORNSTEIN RODBURG ters. Free Estimates. Own BUCKET TRUCK FOR BUY OR SELL CALL SMYTHE VOLVO 58,000 miles. Call 9250836. cassette, good cond. $3,250. your home safely. You do HIRE WITH OPERATOR express ride to Penn. sta- |42,1OO miles. MINT CONDI- Exterior Painting, .*1-Bloy* Ramsey work. Insured. Slnco 1932. tion, - N.Y.C. Excellent! or B/O. 8891974. the bottom. N.J. O/2OS DAY-HALF DAY RATES OWN YOUR OWN Exclusive Volvo Dealer TION, $5,500. 467-8390, '69 FURY CONVERTIBLE Paperhanglng, Line Strip- 373-1153. shopping close by. Expert' evenings. Ing and parking lot UNION 9*4-4942 State Llc.«1005 CONTRACTING. staff on premises. ' I - A.C., Power Steering and 77 MONTE CARLO- Black JEAN-SPORTSWEAR 326 Morris Ave. Summit brakes, AM/FM Tape. Ex- specialist. Fully Insured. WE STOP LEAKS- Clark WHITE 1 82 CHEVY CAVALIER- with vinyl top/wire wheels, Infant-Preteen, Ladles Ap- cellent Cond. Fairly priced. ROSELLE PARK. Lino Builders, Inc. Serving HOUSE FOR SALE Realty Realtors 4B8-4200 COLFAX MANOR "Type 10". Call 687-2139 groat condition. Asking Union County For Over 15 parel, Combination, ac- 273:4200 Striping and Parking Lot PHOTOGRAPHY ColfaxAve.W., cessories, or Large Size after 5 PM. Call 748-9615, 748-7191, $1,900. New shocks, now Specialist. 241-7405. Years. • New Roofing & LINDEN tires. Call 687-6120. ROOFING * SIDING AtRoselleAve,,W. Store. National brands: Authorized loavc message. Repairs • Gutters & CUSTOM BUILT UNION '73 CHEVROLET NOVA- K. SCHREIHOFER- Pain- MODELS: SAVE Hun- RosellePark Jordache, Chic, Lee, Lovl, '78 MALIBU CLASSIC- 2 Leaders. All Work BI-LEVEL GREAT LOCATION Va'ndorbllt, Izod, Gunne Factory Service BlUe, 59,000 miles, AM/FM 81 FORD FAIRMONT- 4 ting Interior, exterior. Frco dreds of dollars. GAG ROOF. ING CO. Guaranteed In Writing. Door, V8, power steering 11 yrs. young. Maintenance SMALL BUSINESS Resident Mgr. Sax, Esplrlt, Brittanla, Long Term Leasing radio, good tiros. Excellent Door, 6cylinder, fully load- estimates, Insured. 687- Guaranteed. Top Quality Shingles, Hot roofs, Fully Insured, Free free. 3 bedrooms, dining condition. 965-1796. ed, excellent condition, low and brakos, air condition- Portfolios. Free Brochure Calvin Xloln, Sergio AUTO INSURANCE 10 ing, power seats, roar 9248, 487-3713, eves, repairs, gutters, leaders, Estimates. room, eat-In kitchen, 1'A Idoal homo/business com- 245-7963 Valento, Evan Plcorie, mileage, rear defoggcr weekends. tolls how. Write: Hawks, also painting. Licensed, In- baths, large rec room bination In high visibility '69 CADILLAC DEVILLE- defoggcr, am/fm storco, 8 PO Box 272, cranford, Clalborne, Healthtox, 300 $5,900. Call 375-5294 track tape. Good condition, sured. Free Estlmctes. 373- 381-5145 wall-to-wall carpeting Burnet Ave./Vauxhall Rd others. $7,900 to $24,900, In- AUTO INSURANCE Convcrtlblo, 68,000 miles. KMG " 07014. LOW, LOW DOWN botween 5 8-8 PM. very clean. 964 5683, after 9578. Lovely starter home locale. Ideal spot for Beau- HILLSIDE- Westminster vdntory, airfare training, Must sell. Best ofler over PAINTING TILE WORK PYMNT $3800. Evenings and 4:30. $79,900! ty Parlor, Deli/Grocery, area 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms fixtures, grand opening '79 FORD MUSTANG 11-2 AND • HOME IM- MIKECIASULLI CALL 272-9444 stationery or printing CHECK OUR RATES weekends, 379-7854. In 2 family duplex. Up/- etc. Mr. Kostecky (501) 327- Door, automatic, power MOPED- Peugeot Model PROVEMENTS PLUMBING * HEATING 6 ROOFING business. Live In the at- 8031. 9AM to 9PM BATHROOM TILE down, plus basoment, attic '81 CHEVROLET steering, power brakes, 103, approximately 4 years REASONABLE RATES • Highest Quality Work ' REPAIRS- Tiles cleaned & tached 3 bedroom Colonial INCLSUNDAYS FIRST QUALITY WORK. Lowest Possible Price home. New on the Market. and big yard. Quiet dead ACME BROKERAGE CAPRICE CLASSIC sun roof, am/fm tape, low old. Runs good. $295. Call L&S PLUMBING rogrouted. Tubs recaulked. end street. Professional AUTOMOTIVE 10 SEDAN- Fully equipped, mlleago. Must sell, i Call 277-6261 evenings. Fully Ins. FreoEst. •REPAIRS-RE- CALL RICH: 842-3521. Asking $49,900. 486-3232 LINDEN CALL ANYTIME: a HEATING ROOFING adults. $475. plus utilities. 20,065 milos. Immaculate 763-3010, after 6, Monday- Weekdays, after 7 P.M. IVi months security. 354- Friday, and before 2, '69 OLDS DELTA B8- 4 944-1948 •LEADERS*GUTTERS condition. Must sell due to Service-Specializing in Weekends, anytime. CALL 353-4200 5982, leave message. CANGE AUTOS WANTED Saturday and Sunday. Door, 350 V-8, automatic, Tear off s our specialty Auto Body arrival of new car. 467-0004 PAINTING BY small lobs, water hcatrs, after 6:30 P.M. power steering, power bathrooms, repairs, etc. Free Estimates 530 SOUTH AVE. E. Service ANTHONY TREE SERVICE LANDLORDS- No fee. No Wo Buy Junk Cars 'B0 FORD MUSTANG- brakos, air condition, 374-8742.JLIC. No.354) , Fully insured CRANFORD obligation. No expenses. • Insurance Estimates Radio and heater. Good Boniamln Moore 4S4-4444 TOP $$ PAID 74 DODGE DAR-PMUST Manual transmission, 2 WOODSTACK » Screened and qualified • Wrecker Service transportation, 1 ownor, Paints UNION 24 hr. sdrv. 688-7420 SELL- 4 Door, loaded, door, mileage 37,000. $3,500 NEED A PLUMBER? TREE SERVICE tenants only. Century Ren- beautiful shape, new front 79,000 miles. $325. or best INTERIOR WELLS ROOFING AND RELY ON A REALTOR V or best offer. Call 635-1200 Tree removal 8. pruning. tals 379-4903. . ~ ' ' . 687-3542 tires, radiator battery, 6 offer. 686 6098. EXTERIOR Call GERARD, no |ob too PAINTING. • Low Prices For Buying Or Selling WE PAY CASrT FOR Ext. 234 Days. Discount for senior 465 Lehigh Ave. cylinder. Very dependable All Work small.., Visa 8T\ Master High -Quality Work. CENTURY 21 MAPLEWOOD- 3 Room YOUR JUNK CAR OR Guaranteed citizens. Immediate ser- $1,100 or best offer. 232- '73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER- Charge. 232-3287. Ylccnse FREE ESTIMATE. CALL RAYBELL8.ASSOC. 54U NORTH AVE. apartment. Available Union TRUCK. 3751253, IRV '79 FIREBIRD- Esplrlt, V- Insured 484-4990 No. 4844. vice. 274-5752. UNION/ELIZ. LINE 9175. 6 cylinder, 2 door, power 3S1-0540. 488-4000 December 1st. Single INGTON. HIGHES B, automatic, powor steer- PRICES PAIDI steering, air, 83,000 miles, business person proferred, AUTO ACCESSORIES 10 74 DATSUN 210- Hat- ing, power brakes, air con- good tiros, snows Included. HOUSE FOR SALE convenient to bus chback, now clutch and ditioning, 29,000 miles. $650. or best offer. 964-4275. HOUSE FDR SAIE HOUSE FOR SUE HOUSE FOR SALE. HOUSE FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE $6,200. Call 925-8988. transportation, heat & hot BUY-WISE brakos, good mechanically water supplied. Call after 5 Auto Parts condition, dependable. '74 PONTIAC CATALINA- Asking $995. 688-29)7, even- 1923 FOR TOURING- Now 4 Door, Vfl, power brakes, PM. 762-7630. WHOLESALE engine, now lop. Beautiful ASKABOUTOUR To The Public ngs. alr-condltloning, 66,000 THREE BEDROOM condition. $7850. Call even- miles. $700.00 or best offer, EQUITY ADVANCE APARTMENT- For rent. something DATSUN 1979 380 ^X- 2 ings and weekends, 379- "all 376-3349. Open 7 Days 7854; ASK ABOUT.OUR Available Immediately In Sun. 8 am to 2 pm Plus 2, orond luxury PROGRAM modern two family homo, package, automatic, two 56 THUNDERBIRD Wed.8.Sat.-7:30to5:45pm for LATE MODELS CONVERTIBLE- New red REALESfAtE off Galloping Hill Road. Wookdays 7;30am to 7 pm tone, C.B., alarm, new bat- S595 a month plus utlltlcs. cry and tires. Low '80 8. '81 models at wholsalc paint, Interior chrome, 3 SCHOOL Call 964-7200. everyone mileage. Call 379-3318 after prices. Call lor details. speed. Drive anywhere "When the people of New Jerse gate, they'think Welchert."' 688-5848 6 PM. GUSTOM LEASE 687-7400 $8,450. C)»PJtD»fe:;- Vauxhall Section —— £*ttKr3»? UNioN- Room available, near Kean College on Mor- 2091 Springfield Ave., in the ris Ave. Kitchen and Union bathroom prlvloges. Quiet SUN ROOFS OF NEW non smoker. $200. a month. JERSEY- • Installed Same 456-4245 days, 486-0549 Day • Leak Proof • In- Christmas Is For Giving evenings. crease Ventilation & Cool- Fifth Annual Welchert Christmas Toy Drive Ing • Life Time Guarantee. APARTMENTS WANTED $20.00 OFF with this ad. 624 Wherti MHOurlocalWelcherlCo.. KaUonOftice W, 1st Avo., Roselle. 245- What! Gifts wrapped arul labeled for age and stv( ofchild. 9309. tlowi Santa will dellixir gifts to local MKlal service orfrtnlia-. BUSINESS 'WOMAN- QUIET, PARK-LIKE WETTING L tlons In time for the holidays. HOMOE rmOTKCTION Desires Vh or 3 room Why!- 7b help rnake a nccdti child's dream come true again PROGRAM SPRINGFIELD - enchants apartment, Union, Upper $65,000 thkijiear. •' ' • • this cozy, l bedroom condo. Irvlngton, or Maplowood LINDEN • Is |ust one of the location. Reasonable rent. ROSELLE< Is a nlco price to Help U3 to help children In need this Holiday Season.t many features In this three Property Is beautifully land- Call 371-6087 between 6 & 9 pay for this attractive',',.^3- bedroom Sunhyslde Colonial scaped and nicely com- PM. bedroom homQ. > p'r'op'arie offers. Central air condition- plements the spacious In- BARGAIN meals In the splcfi'dW> ing, fire alarm system, and terior accented by hew wall HOUSES FDR RENT 8 science kitchen, and move Ip, a spacious llvjng room make to wall carpeting, cat-In kit" to the lovely dining toon) io a perfect homo for the young chen, and hard wood floors. UNION- 3 bedrooms, llv- ingropm, dining rom, feast. The handsome living family. You'll delight In the Low maintenance and pool plus tennis facilities on modern kitchen. IVb baths, room Is the Idoal spot"*1o maintenance free exterior enclosed porch, finished premises.' Call for an ap- S relax after a hectic day. A and. fine residential basement, garage, near pointment I $49,900. U-0240 schools and transportation. fit Sports terrific valuel $65,000. U 0179 neighborhood. $88,500. n-0125 Available immediately. Call days 622-6600 ext. 7384, Union evenings 874-6)39. . Euery weeh. HOUSES TO SHARE
Office TOWNHOUSE TO SHARE- $169,000 Female Roomate wanted UNION—available to the to share spacious public for the first time Is this townhouse. Excellent loca- magnificent 4 bedroom 201- tion, private room. Union tmatlmr custom built home. This Beautiful . surroundings. •prtitoNald LIVINGSTON Ouu References and security, superb home features grand Call us at Irvlnoton Hsrald MEWLTanilLT brick fireplace and-built In U IMPORTAKT deposit a mustr"Call 379- SCHOOL 687-4800 7259 anytime. UNION - A gracious center UNION—See this bargain woodbox In the cypress panel- UNION - Blocks from hall colonial with slate en- beauty before someone snaps ed family room, gracious liv- Washington School and con- -. Offices Open 686-77001 Mountainside. Bcho trance floor leading to a. It off the market. En|oy the ing and dining rooms with bay venient shopping centre. Valluiura Leraa'eM' windows and window seats, 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ofnee SPACE large eat-In kitchen. Floor comfort and privacy of this 7 Lovely colonial featuring ttonllworth Uod« and a recently remodeled eat- SUBURBAN plan consists of 4 bedrooms, R6NT- In conveniently room, 3 bedroom colonial In kitchen with walnut panel- chestnut trim, large formal Undent Uadu dining room, living room, located modern office located minutes from school. ing. Entertain in the splendid dining room, spacious eat-In Family room With sliding' Weichert building 1605 Vauxhalt PUBLISHING CORP. The new furnace will help finished basement with wet kitchen & 3 bright! cross- Road Union. 6,000 square glass doors to deck - plus 2'/>, keep the heating bills low, one bar. Other features too ventilated bedrooms for cool Realtors feet, available Immediate, baths. Reduced $8,000. to; year old roof. All this for only. numerous to list. Truly a one- summer living. Appealing to ly. Short term or longer The Best Buys Are In $107,900. . U-0278 ' $86,500| U017* ofa klndhomel • Umii the pocketbook as well as the term lease avalble. Will subdivide all services. Mr. eye.$88,500. U.^ Baker 201-7401200 CLASSIFIEDS 'Specializing in Corporate Relocation'
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ROSSER DEGIEEO A&J MITE SIDE HflPIZE CO«ST« UCT10N REFRIGERATION ALL HOME ADRIATIC ACCOUNTANT A/Cand ALUMINUM/VINYL CANGE ALUNIMUM MAKE OLD QUMJTY HOME IMPROVEMENTS Over fourteen years ex-, REFRIGERATORS tAIRCONOITION CLEANERS IMPROVEMENTS perlencc to do business SALES & SERVICE SIDING & .CEILINGS CONTRACTORS Remodeling • Altera- Domestic & Commcr SERVICE AWNINGS ft GUTTERS CaipcnUy • Roolinf accounting work. Com- PROMPT * CURTEOUS &£? ROOFING tions • Repairs/ Custom clal Air conditioners Gulltn • Ptintinf ' NEW puterized general • SERVICE ON ALL BRANDS • Dormers klthchens & Bathrooms, and refrigerators. ' Commercial Low Cost Quality Work • REPAIRS • SAUI • Insufinct Estimates LighlMfttonry • SHEETR6CK • Additions ledger. Inventory, ac- Additions • Dorrrters • count analysis quarterly EXPERT REPAIRS - • Industrial Guaranteed In Writing • INSHIUTIOIU i • Wrecker Stroke Orwewayt Scaled •SUSPENDED • Basements DIAL •WASHING MACHINES • DRYERS Attics • Siding • Roofing M1-74M tax returns, financial FAST SERVICE - •FREE ESTIMATE 1000's Of Home Service CALL Painting and No Job Too Small PLASTER • Bathrooms ' 'DISHWASHERS • ALL RANGES • Kitchens • Gutters. U1IMS statements, etc. REASONABLE •REASONABLE '.•' -REFBIGEKATORS • FHEUERS electrical work. Call Anytime •PATCHING - REASONABLE RATES RATES RATES Calf For A FtM Estimate •AIR CONDITIONERS CALL FOR ESTIMATE CALLH.MAIUOUX 687-8770 661-2971 OVER 25 VEARS IKPtBIEMCE 687-3542 0*824-7600 AB4-7924 TANGO-FEDOR 687-8684 Buster, 964-4010 CALL PETE: 379-9487 Ask for Michael Look On The "BRITE SIDE" 0M6B6-3779 465LEHIGHAV. Call 354-7729 »fu. 5 m. 687-4163 686-7924 i 1406* SKijvoMnUw., Union Mike, 687-2599 9644974 R. Helnze Est. 1961 sus.*ooo»«,u»i)ei( AUTO DEALER UNION AUTO DEALERS AUTO DEALERS AUTO PARTS AUTO POLISHING AUTOS WANTED KITCHEN CABINETS IANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LIBRARY SERVICE LIMOUSINE SERVICE MULTIPLY V&D TAT 1.0. LANDSCAPING MARK YOUR SAVINGS WE PAY Service With The DOLLY GENERAL CONTRACTORS LANDSCAPING • Design LIBRARY Feminine Touch •Sod SERVICES OLOSMOBILE MADISON Lawn maintenance, •SpringClean Ups LADY G' GASH monthly Lswn chemical ser- Limousine Service Oldest & Largest FOR YOUR.JUNK •Maintenance KITCHENS maintenance, lawn vice, Spring clean up, •Top Soil Experienced Equipped With Color EXCLUSIVE Exclusive TV, Stereo-Bar. . ' CAR OR TRUCK. Buy Direct- -r-wovati.on,— seed, Shrub planting 8. care. • Thatching Professional, consul- NEWUSED- VOLVO DEALER Olds Dealer in tant for Library needs. • AIRPORTS • PIERS • fertilizer, lime, top FREE ESTIMATES SEECIALIZINGIN BUSINESS TRIPS » LEASES HiMORRISAVE SUMMIT Union County From Factory LAWN RENOVA- Will organize, oxpand, 375-1253 soil, shrubs and revise. Business plus ALL SPECIAL OCCA- ELIZABETH 232-5302 or 654- TIONS & CHEMICAL SIONS. 2277 MORRIS MOTORS, INC. IRVINGTON FREE ESTIMATES sod. Very APPLICATIONS professional libraries. 273-4200 Union County area. 964-3107 Union, N.J. (24 AUTHORIZED Value Rated Used Cars HIGHEST PRICES reasonable rates. 4162. ^^ LICENSED! v AVE. Rte. 22 Springfield Available evenings & Hours). fACTORYSERVICE ' s*2 Morris Ave. PAID! • Free estimate. INSURED Gladys (Glgl) Dancy. UNION, 686-2800 LONO TERM LEASING Sundays. 289-1950 after 5 - Elizabeth 354-1050 379-6070 964-0232 CALL: 687-7294. PM. Owner-Chauffeurotte 761 0459 CARPENTRY CARPENTRY I I CARPENTRY CARPENTRY CARPENIR1 CAKPETS MAINTENANCE MASONRY MASONRY MESSENGER SERVICE MOVING & MURAGE MOVING & STORAGE CARPET BELLIS •ALTERATIONS TOP NOTCH JOE DOMAN A-l R&H ALL REPAIRS COURIER PAUL S MOVERS CONSTRUCTION •ADDITIONS 686-3824 ALTERATIONS JANITORIAL MASONRY FINE CARPENTRY and Rvitretchea, steps, SERVICE FORMCRLVOF MAINTENANCE MASONRY Steps VALE AVC • HILLSIDE All Type of • ROOFING Rolayi, cleaning WOODWORKING HOME IMPROVEMENT. CO. i sidewalks Need Something PM 00177 Carpentry Work Done • REPAIRS ALTERATIONS/ CARPENTRY. NEW CARPET SALES All Masonry. Brick waterproofinq Important done or ADDITIONS •DORMERS REPAIRS DECKS Reasonable rates. No job ioo% WINDOWS INSURANCE CLAIMS stone, stops, sidewalks, Self employed. transported that ROOFINOmlSIOING too small. Freo estimate. PROFESSIONAL/ CEILINGS "DOORS LOW PRICES Quality Work plastorlng cellar water We also do you just can't ac- No Job Too Small Pr#« Elllm»t« New or Enlarged Reasonable Rates MOVING & Fullv litiurtd' FULLY INSURED CLOSETS/CABINETS PARTICIANS . FREE ESTIMATES Offlco-Bulldlngs proofing. Work Community Grants complish yourself. 376-4227 ClUtOpllMd TABLES/ • ROOFING PERSONAL SERVICE Storos-Etc. guaranteed. Self . Insured. STORAGE Ash For Mike: STORAGE AREAS No Job Too Big Or Free Estimates omployod Ins. 35 years after 6, CHRISTOPHER MURPHY FOHMICA/WOOD THE CARPET DOCTOR Call MAC 687-0035 Small. Reasonable Call 687-3075 oxperlenco. A. Nufrlo. A. ZAPPULLO & SON 763-8779 688-1829 PANELLING/SHEETROCK 388-2354 PO Box 480 Union, NJ. S-7289 375 Roseland Place __. 688-4635 WINDOWS/DOORS 59*6-9783 evenings Call ' . b 373-8773 UNION • -»- •-'- -"^ CARPET CLEANING CLEAN (/Pic LEANCNG SERVICE CONCERT TICKETS DOG TRAINING uRtVEWAYS PAINTING PAINTING PAPERHANGING PLUMBING PLUMBING ALL MORRIS . UNION TICKETS PRIVATE IN HOME CLEAN CO. CLEAN UP DOG TRAINING SUBURBAN WILLIAM E. CLEANING 2022 Morris Avenue KMG PAINTING BY CARPET & • Rubbish Removal Union./ New Jersey REASONABLE . PAVING ANTHONY UPHOLSTERY' C0MMNY • Attics, Cellars, RATES, TIME PAY- • PAINTING BAUER JOSEPH STEAM CLEANING ' Garages Cleaned 851-2880 MENTS, •DRIVEWAYS BENJAMIN PROFESSIONAL HOLIDAY SPECIALII SPECIALIZING IN: REFERENCES AVA- •PARKING LOTS '" MOOftE PAINTS Me GADEY « Construction Clean-Up • Frank Sinatra ILABLE. .REASONABLE Arty 3 roomi iteamed cloaned. •RESIDENTIAL Any kind and quantity of • Grateful Dead •CURBING PAINTING (PLUMBINGLIC.5013) $39.95' •COMMERCIAL debris removed, •Men at Work •SEALING RATES INTERIOR • Interior Painting Electric Sewer. Any tl» tola it«am cleanad • Johnny Mathls • FREE ESTIMATE • FIRST. QUALITY EXTERIOR Cleaning Servlco •AND MEDICAL • Kool & The Gang • Paperhanging S39.V5 • FULLY INSURED. WORK NO Job Too Small Pre« Esllmata OFFICE CLEANING M.J. PRENDEVILLE • Lionel Richie All Work Owner Op«rat»d Call 753-4424 • Lover Boy Fully Ins. Free Est. • Home & Offices • Stevle Wonder Call: George • Guaranteed MUuUaa 354-8470 355-to55/35S-4«0o For Additional Info. 635-8815 687-3133 CALL ANYTIME: • N.Y. Rangers 373-71U • Insured rolly I>iw4j 944-W8 . . Insured «8o-6990 UNION 944-4942 ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN FENCES FIREWOOD FUEL OIL RESUMES RE UPHOLSTERY ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING AIELLO E.J.S. FENCE SALE ROBERT ELECTRIC INC. WE OFFER PROFESSIONAL CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS MIKECIASULU EBERENZJR. ELECTRIC 49i SQ.FT. FIREWOOD MiiKita:. UNIFIED RESIDENTIAL GEO. JAEKEL, INC. POOLS rmELsS COMPUTER SERVICE DRAPERIES and ROOFING ROOFING Residential and .In- (Min. 100 Lin. ft.) Split-Seasoned, >.W. GIUMKl CONSTRUCTION • INDUSTRIAL COMPLETE TO MAKE: Highest • SIDING-STORM dustrial wiring. Lie. Green vinyl chain link ready to burn llMIUlC Hantalkl* hrKnU yran RE UPHOLSTERY Quality Work COMMERCIAL RETAIL STORE • Personalized Letters WINDOWS?, DOORS Number 2700 &e545. installed. Gates and ter- *r0U0 FUll Oil CO.. »>» I.KIIUSII .WKNt'K fNHIN. S J. «W • NEW POOL SALES • Resumes • Reports Guaranteed Workman- Lowest Possible • Air Conditioners Price • GUTTERS 8, minals sale price. HARDWOODS •SERVICES, • Mailing Lists ship. 34 years , ox- Custom painting and • Heating Tel. (201)487-0900 • Small Business porlonco, formorly at •REPAIRS LEADERS GUARANTEED REPAIRS paperhanglng • RE ROOFING CALL 688-2311 • Lighting • Controls 24 hour service Inventory Control Serving All Of Union Full Cord! • POOL OPENINGS • Accounting and STEINBACH'S. Dis- •LEADERS or 964-3714 . • Power BILTRITEFENCC ROOFING County. Specializing In • LIQUIDCHLORENE' Payroll count for Sonlor •GUTTERS • Maintenance 635-6565 or call Call Rich Tear oils our specialty Repair Work. Free DAYS EVES. IK KEROSENE .. $1.35 15 YRS. EXP. FULLY Wo also do Computer In Citizens. FREE Shop- M8-498J Union 1826-0010 . 322-5728 stallatlon, Custom Soft- at-Home Service. Margolin Free Estimates Estimates.- Fully In-" OR WEEKENDS INS. UB W. Webster ware and training. Fully InMirnd Lie. No. 4059 or 636-0278 , Call: WALTER CANTER al 687-8105 sured. Avenue, Roselle Park. 232-3485 ' 6M-4444 688-9513 245-8098 757-6655 FURNITURE REFINISHING GUTTERS HOME IMPROVEMENT .HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT DAMIANO __ ROOFING TILE WORK TREE SERVICF VACUUM CLEANERS WANTED TO BLIV •DM »—• niMITURE EB GUTTERS* R&TPUGLIESE NEED VACUUM v « i P PAPER STOCK, INC. t PIMM REFINISHING PT BUlUNNGCONnMCTOItS JAYMR Expert reflnishlng at LEADERS NICO DeNicolo CLEANER SERVICE? RECYCLING PLANT OWER TUECONTMCTM reasonable prices. HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME HOT TAR nuncaurUD U U SOUTH Xm< STREET FENCES • Hand Stripped-No Dip- Cleaned and flushed imtutMiDint ' MUKK I • ALUMINUM plno IMPROVEMENTS IRVINOrON. NEW JERSCV 0M1I . Minor Tree Trimming NIUHINI-MTNIHtOMt 0M H« HUM PUT CAS^ IN VOUR POCKETIt bUVER O^ SCRAP W0BK8 INC1 1 . • Free estimates, picK- DecKs< additions, Ait • in HUM'', Raddanllil c " " •->"",' - ' insured SHINGLE ROOFING nitourH NEWSPAPERS tl. AlumTmim Lalllc*, lndu«1rl»l. up and delivery ^ CONITRUCTION* basements, kit- TILI PLOMi ar.wcSn ' Wood hDM'Prtwuw Tr««l«l • Repairs and restora- KenMlcse chens, attic and $48. tier Square nuntwnct!. OLASSBOTTLCS . IIOOPCR I0OLBS Pom. For- cnwiui Fr«« tion of all furniture and MAINTENANCE • Aluminum «lno ALUMINUM CAN 1KPER1.II BHV Did • R»MlM whole house fans. also • COMPUTER PRINT OUTS AND TA» CARDF antiques' ADDITIONS "Dormon «M700 • Pianos repaired, 226-0655 ALTERATIONS Free Estimates. ALUMINUM . InlUMR •ATTERIES' CARO»OARD LEAD »OLD ALUMINUM bouoht and sold. 7 Days ' Insured. SIDING UMtlDOIkMUNieOUMI WORLD DESIGN COPPER • BRASS CAST IRON »7MT.PL«A»ANT»V«. 7M-5449, Day or Eves, 7 9*4-8338 Call SMVICt.-IIUIOllY STOCK »C£DM
PLAYTEXBRAS O by "CrossVbur Heart" Whce Personal z £atk Shop 0 You Nothing Entr.i m 70 1036 Stuyvesant Ave. UNION > > Style 936 DAY SALE r IN DEEPEST RESPECT FOR THOSE SERVICEMEN AND tn 00 o WOMEN WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF > Reg.*16 OUR COUNTRY IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS... THURS,-FRI.-SAT. ONLY A DONATION OF WOMEN I IN YOUR & SHOES d»...Watches NAME and 34K Jewelry OR ANYONE SHOES I YOU WISH 7 t SEOEO • BULOVA * CONCORD WATCHES - OF YOUR PURCHASE WILL BE MADE TO YOUR r FAVORITE VETERAN'S ORGANIZATION...NO ^r t ^piAMvND APPRAISALS • LIMITS! 10% Off on All Reg. Priced Merchandise over^lSO UNION BOOTERY j'FcOONEKOP M0Rim«t STUVVESANT AVES. UNION Simply Make Your Purchase, Fill in Your Name and Address and The Name and Address Of The Veterans Organization \ You Wish to Make The Donation To On The Register Receipt 1030 Stuyvesant Ave. Union Center MIMUUaCO.MAIX.MMrlM«w«i and We Will Send A Check In Your Name For 10% Of The Amount Of The Sale. (Nearest Dollar)... No Strings Attached Open Thurs. & Fri. Evenings •^p^r w ^r- ^ •~~ ^ ^a»^^" W0m^ EXCEPT, No Refunds...Only Exchanges On These Pur- intimate Apparel chases Nov. 10-11-12 Only. 1022 Stuyvesant Ave. At The center Unjfon Amcriain Expf«» • Viu • MMier Card •VISA 687-1166 -MflSTERCARD resistant Lenox China John Waltz Junior Girls y// Gifts LONG QUILT Salsct Group Li die* OUTTERWEAR Pulsar.Quart/ z for the SWEATERS HE ALTHTEX COATS uul Knit Top* Knit Tops JACKETS // / Holidays Rag. to ' Boya& Girls As. $19.00 Rag. to Regular Price Low $coo $30.00 As bom HH^' OO With This Ad Expires 11/I3/83 Now • BonJooi>GlUno *Zanar Special Selection iBoys & Girls DENIM •CORDUROY' Junior • MUwy JAG for Gills Corduroy JEANS* PANTS BLOUSES I JEANS & TOPS OVERALLS As A* Low Low OO Refl. to Reg. to Aa AM 132.00 OO $28.00 OO $9 front DsslonarStylaa, tool from Wt^
Salsct Group Euly Bird Special Select Group Special Selection Girls , DOVE DISH. 24 Karal. . rop. 125.00 . Silt Priced . '18" MIMT • Junior . Selected 4 6X and 7-17 1& 2 piece • Youngland • Jotdache HEMT-B0WI, ..c,.$«.s.l.p(icid KV° • Saint Germain & Others S M SKIRTS Pulsar Prices Start At M9 ° WOODUNDVASE...... ,c8.j3o.oo.s.i.pri«d...... '22 DRESSES LEGWARMERS DRESSES & JUMPSUITS You'd never believe watches this slehdpr and LENOX DINNEWWRE 25% to 50% OFT As Values to Rag. to Rag. to $19.99 $43.00 gopd looking could be water-resistant. You even get WATF.RFORD CRYSTAL >Mt pried .1...... 25%OfT Low' OO OO the convenience of a sweep-second hand, Ana FRANCISCAN DINNERWARE; Now it.. 25% OFF AW Now from $io°° -bom yau-'clnever-believe how-low-tti e prices are; -~RAY0l"D0t)tT0N" Fabulous Figurines al Pujsar Quartz. WHERE SELECTION, VALUE AND PERSONAL SERVICE ARE FREE , ALWAYS SAVE 20 to 70*4 OlT DEPARTMENT STORE PRICES Always a beat beyond. In technology. In value. everyday cards, holiday cards, 2.O% OH... stationary & paper goods thru Christmas THE LARGEST SELECTION OF WATCHES pi UNION Open Late Thurs. 1027 Stuyvesant Ave & Fri. til 9 PM Hr2ili"rT
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1 And As Nway*... 5i5LehighAve. UNION UNION • 1031 Ktuyvt'Sanl Avenue •BttB-ttOBfl HI.OOMFIK1.I) • 30 Ill-bad Slrrcl • 129-7110:1 Conuined ProlMsionall To Help • Prices Wa» Below Nointal Retail (Between Morris AVP & C.illocmq Hill Rcl i KAIHLAWN • 24-10 llrouclu in. 111. -I • 707-11IIMI You Coordinate Colws • Cash Refunds MOI1I1ISIOWN • 111 Suulh Slre-,1 • .VJH-IIBtU Polite, Gentle Service -FREE Eipeit I KcMpiMMftMMt««nl Undercarriage 1015 Stuyvesant Avenue • Union Center Flush Prevents rtust • Eliminates Bod •& ON ALL COATS, JACKETS ^ $1.00 Value & SNOW SUITS Children's Teens & Jr's. Everyday 33 Vz OFF LOW 2)&REAT UNION CENTER STORES 'B.P Joined Together To Bring You...
plus tax Three Beautiful Ways To Give Lenox This Christmas! HOT WAX SAVINGS A. Limited^ Edition Lenox China Christmas Ornament 5V4" Tall, run. $35' Pilo-linod | John DcGeorijc price $23" Shetiand XJorduroy Sweaters Sweater fJ> Slacks B. Limited Edition Lenox Crystal Christmas Ornament, 3tt" Tall, reg! $2° Pullover Stylos Jackets Super Coin Operated John DcGcorgc price $19" Sizes 4-14 So mo with hooods Self Serve Vacuums J-C Lenox Crystal Tree Top Ornament lOVj" Tall, rcg. $50 00 (Extra Long Hoses Reach Into Trunk) John DcGeoruc price $34*° Reg. to Reg. $15.00 •••* •.. • $25to $39.00 O/)e>i Morwlay & Friday Evenings We Guarantee Gleaming Whitewalls Special Group (CurbDntnig* GMcapUd) Footed 1 •Bujky i [ • Cable-knit Blouses & • NO TIPPING PERMITTED • Winter ' • Pullover we Do A Great Job Without Tips! LARGE Pullover SELECTIOtJ I*ajamas Sweaters JOHN DeGEORGE OFi . Sweaters • 0MMOND 'i Sizos fcNUAOISMHNTWNas JEWELERS • WI'.DDINU HANDS SfiOO Reg. to • WATCHKS 'sinoo •IWEJKWKLBV T, ROB- J25.00 . • WATHRVORD •*8.50 JL ^Reg. tc , CRYSTAL • Underwear Discounted At: CAR WASH •I.ENOX CHINA . •IXADRO& Entire Stock ' Paj.im.iH HUMMEL FIGURINES • Sports WiMr 515 LehighAve. UNION m* Honor Mwl »*» Crw#t CM* . CARTERS & HEALTHTEX
^'JZW^ ^^ s ID 1 is the Santa in a. c your home always z BOOTSOTA PRKS o running to play golf? THAT WONT SOAK YOU. LURING ALL GOLF NUTS Timberland'1 boots are fully insulated and water- proof to U.S. Military standards. The evdets are solid brass m to resist rust And because any needle hole is a potential o at o water hole, every seam' is sealed with hot one but two coats 5 1 R&R oflatex. And now, you can get a GOLF SHOP pair of Timberland's for the priot" ol ordinary boots. When vou compare what . W. Now thru Nov. 30 > vou get with what you pa\; whv sink vour mom"v into anv boot g other than Timlx-iiiml? 2 D Golf Bags. ....•• 20-501 OPEN Eelli-i ihots lor lest moifj since 1890 I EVENINGS I Low's Shoes SUNDAYS
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