Summit w*^ Herald ... Summit's only -' real newspaper Price: 25' VOLUML97NO. 62 October 13, 1984 'Impossible dream' train rolls in

by l'K(; IIHIUIU feet, and a length of 72 feet ap- the Herald that the cost of the SUMMIT — A young and proximately. two million dollar plus project noisy audience greeted Mayor Two spaces on either side of would be shared. "Eighty per Robert I lartluub last Sunday the tracks will be available for cent would come from the noon as he stood on I he station rental businesses, and revenue Federal Urban Mass Transit platform at the dedication from these is expected to be used funds, and twenty per cent from ceremonies for tlie new NJT for station maintenance and the state." Summit railroad ear and the new security. bus shelter. Hugh Lee, of Gcddis Taxi, "All aboard!" "The train looks much better now located in the south building The Mayor had promised the now," commented Andrew of the station complex, said he crowd of youngsters a train ride /wick, as lie and his mother at 12:23, and as the speeches end- waited to board one of the sleek ed, a horn sounded up the tracks new cars for a free ride to and a sleek, silver train glided in- Berkeley Heights and hack. "It's Compliments to the station...ooops, wrong clean and new and it doesn't train. That train started up smell." without taking on any of the Almost three carloads of ofNJ Transit crowd, but right behind it was youngsters and their parents and another one with plenty of empty relatives look the round trip after cars for the crowd. A plaque on the side of Sum- "Be safe, proud, and wise," the dedication, with each child mit's NJ Transit car reads: receiving an engineer's hat to cautioned NJT's spokesman, "Summit became an independent because of the electrical com- wear, a key chain, and giant Township on March 23, 1869, souvenir billion that said, "5th ponents connected with the train anniversary, N.I Transit, thanks and a City on March 8, 1899. The operation, and Jonathan Tabak for riding with us." name derives from the fact that had the right idea. early trains stopped for water at "This is the beginning of a the Summit of the Short Hills. "Everybody back of the line," really impossible dream," said Between 1870 and World War Common Council president, Dr. he told his friends. George Heller I, it became a resort for wealthy adjusted his engineer's Mini ay Ross, referring to the city folks who summered at Sum- working drawings on view in the cap—"My brother loaned it to station of the two million dollar mit's three large hotels. Many me," and climbed aboard, then rehabilitation project planned for established large estates, which found a seat with his friend, the station. gradually yielded to the present Jonathan, in the spacious car that home developments. had double seating on one side of One of the new railroad cars Transit dedicates this car to Sum- was dedicated to Summit, and a the aisle, and triple seating on tric- mit and the residents who travel ot her side. replica of the plaque to he attach- on this line for work and ed lo I lie side of the car was given pleasure." "1 see a clubhouse beside the to the city. tracks," said Kyle Bennett, as he Instrumental in the dedication sat with his friend Serge Negri. The new bus shelter, at the cor- were Sylvia Smith, chairwoman, ner of llroad and Mini Streets, The boys were escorted by their Summit Area Development sisters, Yolanda Negri and Dawn matches two existing shelters Corp.; Baldwin White, Summit along Kroad, was built with Bennett, and had spotted the Historical Society; and Marjorie homemade house as the train funds from the Summit Area Brown, councilwotnan. Development Corporation, sped along behind Beekman UNICO, and N.I Transit. Road headed for New Pro- Al least two million hopes to remain as a tenant. vidence, the first stop. "1 he station rehabilitation will Drawings show, however, that The conductor announced each cost at least two million dollars, the new ticket agent will be stop along the way. even i/wited. probably more," 1'rojeci located in a corner of his present passengers to continue their ri

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news-- PAGE 2, The Summit Herald, Saturday, October 13,1984 Don't hang up if you hear 'One- eight-hello'

by PEG THURLER transport older residents to shop- Would you use the bus? If YES, ping centers, special events, etc. how often? It was felt that men- SUMMIT — When you pick The goal is to have the bus in tion of interest "in future use up the phone and dial the infor- operation by next spring. Ahrens should have been included. mation service provided by the noted that such a service would "I drive now, but in a year or Senior Citizen Taks Force Com- not overlap other bus services two, things may change," said mittee, 277-1118, don't abandon currently provided by the county one senior. the effort if a voice booms out or station wagon facilities by the Ahrens stressed that support is "One-eight-hello." Red Cross. needed now if the project is to go Those are the call words that It was mentioned at the Task forward, and "the number to cal} connect with someone who will Force meeting that the recent is 277-1118, and don't hang up give information about the plans questionnaire sent out by City till you give yo\ir message." for smarting up a bus service for Hall in a newsletter called Open Next Task Force meeting for seniors in Summit. Line, asked 1) Are you in favor seniors is Nov. 1 at 10 am at Cen- Task Force Chairman Jean of a senior citizen bus? and 2) tral Presbyterian Church. Ahrens reported at its monthly meeting for senior citizens that the service is a way of recruiting the well-elderly to express interest Talk of the town in using a free bus service if it is started. All callers will be provid- By PEG THURLER now convenience newspaper ed with the latest update on machines. plans, and how they can help get NEWSPAPER MACHINES- GRAFFITI AT MAB1E the service off the drawing board Coin machines dispensing PLAYGROUND—The vandals and on to the streets. newspapers are cropping up who scarred the Mabie Memorial throughout midtown Summit, Playground fieldhouse with graf- Seniors' bus and according to Common Coun- Common Council is consider- fiti have not yet been caught. The cil president Dr. Murray Ross, Downtown Beautification Task ing an ordinance or resolution there is nothing to prevent them relating to the proposed bus, and Force hot line received several from operating. Federal law per- complaints about the graffiti, ac- will discuss it at the Dec. 4 Coun- mits them to exist. TIME CAPSULE—at Overlook Hospital shows the thoughts and perceptions of students from Summit and surrounding cil meeting, City Hall, 8:30 pm cording to its chairman, Gil on Nov. 7 and again on Nov. 20 Disadvantages of the machines Owren. ' communities. Anyone who remembers the 1952 creation of the capsule should call 464-1025. Council will provide a portipn of are competition for local news The building was installed to its meeting for public comments. stores, discarded papers blowing accommodate those who use the Ahrens urged the seniors at the in the wind on the Village Green playground for recreation; par- Task Force meeting to attend the and in the gutters of the CBD. ticularly the summer program meetings and speak out on the Advantage is their accessibility. participants of the Recreation plan to buy a bus that would First we had convenience stores, Department. NJ Paratransit System expands hours Summit has a Peace and Good Order Ordinance addressing just such illegal actions. Fines are on the books that permit violators to of service for elderly and disabled be fined up to $200 or imprison- ment for up to 90 days. This is SUMMIT—Disabled, disad- Citizen and Disabled Resident Any Summit resident over age the same ordinance that prohibits vantaged, or elderly Summit Transportation Assistance Act, 60, possessing a valid Medicaid littering, displaying of merchan- residents may take advantage of which provides casino revenue card, .or having a physical or dise in the street, dumping on expanded hours of the New tax funds to each county and is mental disability regardless of land or in any body of water or Jersey Paratransit System. administered by NJ Transit," age is eligible to use the Para- Transit System. Reservations for sewer, among a long list of ac- New hours for the system, Sheridan added. tions that mar efforts to keep transportation must be made in Summit beautiful. operated under the auspices of The system is available for advance. SPEEDING ON LOCAL the county Department of transit to doctors, hospitals and STREETS—A recent letter to the Human Services, are from 7 am clinics, social service agencies, Summit residents may call Mayor, Robert Hartlaub, asked to 10 pm on weekdays and 2 pm places of employment and educa- either 273-8432 (Summit area for help in keeping cars moving to 10 pm on Saturdays. Holidays tion, nutrition centers and shopp- Association for Gcrontological within the speed limits of the are excluded. ing, social and recreational pur- Endeavors—SAGE) or 273-2076 town. poses. (Summit Red Cross) for service. "Maybe you could send some "Since its inception six years police down here," wrote Alison ago, the national award-winning Pearsall of Mountain Avenue. "I program has . provided vital Women therapists lost all my cats on this avenue1 specialized transportation for the and my dog might die too." *- elderly, disabled and KAY WALLIS—and Jean Francisco, Co-chairmen, preparing for the Annual Fall Many residents share Alison'^' triinsportation disadvantaged to talk to single parents Rummage Sale held at the United Methodist Church of Summit, Oct. 25, 26 and concerns. Compact cars,: four** "residents of Union Coumyi""sald ''Leading Workshops ^ for A.CiS.Wl, will include an actual 27. wheeled drive vehicles, and other John P. Sheridan, Jr., Commi- workshop- for single parents model cars with fast pickup sioner of Transportation and Single Parents" will be the topic for the fall meeting of the New followed by a discussion of ways capability regularly exceed the 25 Chairman of the NJ Transit to present educational workshops mile per hour speed limit that ex- Board of Directors. Jersey Association of Women United Methodist to Therapists, on Sunday, October in the community. ists on many residential streets in "Expansion of the Para- A psychotherapist in private the town. 21, at 7:30 pm at Fair Oaks Transit System schedule to even- Hospital in Summit. practice in Livingston and Mont- offer rummage sale Walking on streets without ings and Saturdays has been clair, and a licensed marriage and sidewalks can be dangerous to The program, presented by made possible by a recent Senior Charlotte Spiegelman, family counselor, Ms. SUMMIT — The United clothing, gifts, home furnishings, one's health, and the white lines Spiegelman has had extensive ex- Methodist Church of Summit will jewelry, toys, baked goods, bric- at pedestrian crossings are perience working with people offer its annual fall rummage a-brac and much more. Free cof- regularly ignored by drivers. It coping with divorce, single paren- sale, expanded to three days, on fee will be available. used to be that the pedestrian had thood and remarriage. She has Thurs., Oct. 25 from 10 am to 4 The church is located at 17 the right of way, but scrambling Brown's history stroll given talks and led workshops on to get out of the way of a i pm and 7 pm to 9 pm; Fri., Oct. Kent Place Blvd. at the corner of these subjects at community 26, from 10 am to 4 pm, and Sat., DeForest Ave. and just off Spr- speeding car is a way of life for agencies, corporations, and Oct. 27, 9 am to 12 noon (half ingfield Ave. the fellow on foot. SUMMIT—Local history, a site and French bakery and Elias schools. price and bag sale only on Satur- Jean Francisco and Kay Wallis Lack of proof of speeding, no Sunday stroll down Kent Place Dayton's wartime home where an The New Jersey Association of day). are co-chairmen. doubt, often prevents arrests Boulevard with Sandy Brown, unfortunate British prisoner, Women Therapists includes Included in the sale are am being made. and a "How to do it" session will Captain Charles Asgil, was de- women therapists in direct prac- Ths Junior League ol Sum mil. Irtc •make up the program of the Sum- tained for months in one of the tice from all mental health mit Historical Society for the more controversial episodes in disciplines. In addition to three t jf Mandarin Chinese Restaurant U. fi (consignment year beginning Oct. 15. the long war. Dan Moore of general meetings during the year, Theflnett authentic Chinese cutalne; Peking, Hunan, Szechuan "The Role of the Summit Area Summit will present the program. the organization sponsors con- Cooking with Natural Flavor; NO MSO ADDED in the American Revolution" will This opening program will be versation hours on topics of in- Recommended by TIMES • THE RESTAURANT REVIEW CLUB Come In for lead off the program series on offered at St. John's Lutheran terest, and peer supervision and and N. Y. WNCN's Stendahl Food & Wine Review and THE INDEPENDENT PRESS GOOD BARGAINS Oct. 15. It is a program based on Church, Springfield Ave., op- book review groups. Meetings CHINESE DIM SUM (Refreshments) at Mandarin II: 11:30 to 3 Dally research done by the society's posite the Hbtel Suburban, a 7:45 and memberships are open to DAILY HOURS: 9:30-3:30 curator, Margaret W. Long, pm. It is open to the public. women therapists in clinical prac- MANDARIN I MANDARIN II Closed Wednesday which is concerned with tice. For information call Patricia 330 SprtnafUld Av#., Summit, NJ MadUon Plaia Shopplnf Center Thursday evenings 6:30-8:30 p.m. Other topics to be offered later Saturdays 9:30-12:30 , Washington's Signal Station No. Steckler Ph.D. at 654-8848. (Near corner of Summt Avc.) (Bnldt Channel Home Center) 10, Jacob Bryant's Tavern, the include: "Old Summit Gardens," .273-0483 Main Street, (Rt. 24). MadUon, NJ by Esther Diefendorf and Nancy 37 DeForest Avenue <• small local burial ground for Kirk, on November 19th; - 377-6661 • 822-9857 Summit, NJ • 273-7343 ' revolutionary war dead, a camp Cloud Monday Open Every Day "Before You Pick Up a Ham- Thou shalt not In Celebration of Anniversaries we are giving mer..." will be a talk by Sandy FALL SHOE SPECIALS Brown on March 19,1985, on the 10% OFF on Lunch or Dinner at both requirements and the pitfalls of burn leaves Restaurants (Dine-In or Take-Out) with this ad MENSLEATHER restoration; "Summit's Kent SUMMIT — Beginning on OXFORD $29.95 Place Boulevard," is a talk on Oct. 15 and extending through Starting at April 16, 1985, on the families the middle of December, MENS ALL LEATHER who settled this historic municipal garbage collection WORK BOOTS $31.50 thoroughfare: it is based on Mrs. crews will pick up bagged leaves. Ke\>8 made while you wait Long's research, will be offered Plastic bags should be placed EYE CARE by Baldwin White, and serves as at the curb on the morning of an historical introduction to San- regular garbage collection. John W. Norris, M.D., F.A.C.S. PEPE'S SHOE REPAIR dy Brown's "A Sunday Stroll Leaves only will be picked up. EYE SURGEON 1288 Springfield Ave., New Providence down Kent Place Boulevard" Grass, tree or hedge clippings 464-2922 • Closed Mondays which will involve an actual walk- must be brought to the disposal ing tour on April 21, 1985. The area. program year will conclude with Residents are reminded that it Is Cataract Surgery Now Free Under Medicare? a Casserole Supper and Old is illegal to rake leaves into the The answer is YES if you have $75 deductible and have other insurance Timers' Night on May 21, 1985. street or to burn leaves. other insurance which will pay insurance to cover ththe co- ro vW n c Unltod M the 20% that Medicare doesn't - payment. by Ed Rochat ft? £ > ? , A «hodl« Church and your doctor is a partici- However, Medicare does not pating doctor in Medicare. cover all eye services. You still FULL REPLACEMENT COSTS 1441 Springfield Ave., New Providence, NJ. On Oct. 1. 1984 Medicare pay for the eye drops and tests If you own a small business, apartment, or office building, did you know Presents the changed their rules and people you can get Insurance protection with full replacement costs for any loss they don't cover. In building and personal property? over sixty-five benefit. Partici- Our doctors participate in 29tlj ftiwual antique Show & Sale pating physicians accept Medi- Medicare. Our patients now re- of six stories or less, business operations In a single building with up to1 care once you have paid your 7,500 square feet or two or more buildings totalling up to 10,000 square 0010^16,17,18,1984 ceive these benefits. feet. Also covered are office buildings of up to three stories or 10,000 square feat of floor space. Personal property coverage Includes the property of others held by you, improvements made by teneants, and Items temporarily in some other DINING ROOM location. You can also get temporary coverage of business property at NORTHERN N. J. EYE INSTITUTE newly-aqulred locations. Luncheon served 12-2 each day These are only a few of the many features In this "Full replacement Hot Buffet served 5:30 • 7:30 Tuea. & Wed. 71 SECOND STRICT • South Oranflt), N. J. cost" policy. It's the kind of Insurance protection no small businessman should be without. Ask you Insurance agent about It. Admission Donation $2.00 (with Invitation $1.75) 763-2203 This Information has been brought to you as a public service by SPENCER Handmade Quilt Auction Tue3day Evening 8:00 PM M. MABEN, INC., 490 Morris Avenue, Summit, NJ • 273-1900. Your one- JOHN W.. NORRIS, M.D., F.A.C.S. I. ALIEN CHIRIS.M.D., F.A.C.S. atop answer to complete insurance protection. Public Invited JOHN INSABBILA, M.D., PA. MAUREEN C. CONSOOINE, O.D. The Summit Herald, Salurdny, October 13,1984 PAGE 3

-social = Ellen Baldwin Marshall Nestler weds O'Neill weds James Flanagan

Cormola and Ronol Frequenza- Stella married Carnicla lTrci|uenza, daughter NY, was best man for his of Mr. and Mrs. Andrea Fic- brother. Ushers were Joseph Frc- qucn/.a of Summit, was married quenza of Summit and Paul on Aug. II to Ronald A. Stella, Schlfanoof Hlllsboiough. son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph The bride is a graduate of Stella of Berlin, Nil. Scion Hall University, South The ceremony took place at St. Orange where she earned a Teresa's Church in Summit and Bachelor of Science in-Marketing was officiated by Monscigiicur and Business Administration, Fiminni of St. Bernard's Church, The bridegroom, a giuuumk-ui Sally Nestler IMainfield, A reception followed University of Southern Maine, the ceremony at The Summit earned a Bachelor Degree ill Ellen and Jomos Flanagan. Sally Elizabeth Ncstlcr, included Martha O'Neill, sister Suburban Hotel in Summit. Computer Science. Me is a State •it daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Warren of the groom; Hilary Holland; S haron Schi fano of Government Account Represen- Ellen Baldwin Marshall, and is employed in the Manage- Uryne Ncstlcr of Summit, was Nancy Olcott; and Alice Mcacke. Ilillsboioiigli was matron of tative with Wang Laboratory in daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ment Consulting Division of Ar- married Sept. 22 to Thomas Eugene Gregory stood as best honor. Bridesmaids were Jen- Princeton. William Alison Marshall of thur Andersen and Co, in O'Neill, son of Mr. and Mrs. man. Ushers were Steven Nestler, nifer Stella of Berlin, Nil, and Following a wedding trip to Madison, was married to James Rosclund. Thomas John O'Neill, also of John Malicr, Craig Collins, Hill Donna Govern of Union. Rome, the couple will reside in Michael Flanagan on Sept. 15. The bride is the grnnduughlcr Summit, Rodgcrs, and Uill Murphy. Joseph Stella of Faycttcvillc, Hillsborough Township. Mr. Flanagan is the son of Mr. or Mrs. Pauline Marshall of West Monscigncur llarrold Murray A reception was held after- and Mrs. Thomas J. Flnimgiin, Orungc, and the late Newton performed the ceremony at Si. wards at the Deacon Hill Club, Jr., of Simsbury, CT, formerly Conklin Marshall. She is also the Rose of Lima Church, Short Summit. Cindy Louise Page marries of Summit. grunilatightcr of Mr. and Mrs. Mills. After a honeymoon in Hilton The marriage ceremony was Allan Hill Kiddcr of Lansdownc, Amy Ncstlcr was maid of Head, the couple will reside in celeb'rated al the Presbyterian PA. The groom is Ihe grandson honor for her sister. Bridesmaids Newton, MA. Randolph Forrest Sonntag Church of Madison by Reverend of Mrs, Mary Flanagan and Ihe Cliuly Louise Page of Jupiter, married July 28 to Randolph For- Lewis 13. Pclkcy, assisted by late Thomas J. Flanagan, Sr., of FL, daughter of Mr. and Mis. rest Soiintag, son of Mrs, Lester Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Riverside, Rl. Frank T. Page, Summit, was Francis Sonulag and the late Mr. Larkin of St. Cassian's Parish in Bridesmaids included Jean Sonntag of I lobe Sound, FL, The Upper Montclair. Following the Alison Marshall, who was maid ceremony look place at St. Paul ceremony, there was a reception of honor, and Elizabeth Alice of the Cross Catholic Church, al the Fortnightly Club in Sum- Marshall, sisters of the bride. Singer Island, North Palm mit. Sarah Gibson Marshall, cousin of Beach, FL, with the Rev. Martin Ms. Marshall, who will retain the bride, and Susan M, Grey officiating. A reception her name professionally, received Trawicki, were also bridesmaids, followed at (he Hast Pointe a B.S. in Finance and minorcd in Best man was Thomas J, Country Club, Palm Beach French al Lchigh University and Flanagan, Jr., father of the Gardens, is presently an Assistant Vice groom, and ushers were Thomas The bride was given in mar- President in the World Corporate K. Flanagan and Robert J, riage by her father. Mrs. Ray- Department of Trust Flanagan,brothers of trie groom, mond Van Wagener of Cincin- Compuny in New York City. and Charles E. Crowlcyi The nati, OH,'sister of the,bride, was Mr. Flanagan, also a graduate couple, after a honeymoon lo I'ijuitron of honor, ' BfkieSinaids of Lchigh University, received a Bermuda, will reside in Monl- were'Karen Page, Middlelown, B.S, in Industrial IZnginccring clnir. CT, and Anne Page, San Fran- cisco, CA, sisters of the bride. Larry Shaffer of Lake Park, FL, i I ! •; served as best man, and ushers were Richard Sonnlag, brother of SWEET NOTHINGS Mrs. Timothy Heiimann. the groom, Craig Faulkner, and Robert Page, brother of the Gift Baskets of Party planning, bride. Brian Van Wagener served sweet and decorating, favors Debra Ellen weds as ring bearer, savories made and balloons The bride graduated from thci to order Timothy Heitmann University of Florida, Gainsville, and received her Masters Degree ' 'The Calvary Episcopal Church University in Washington, D.C. from that school. She is a teacher '< invitations, in Summit was the setting on He is the New York sales of Mathematics al .lupiler Middle Personalized announcements Sept. 23rd, for the wedding of manager for Colc-llaan men's School, FL. gifts our ' and stationery Debra C. Ellen of Berkeley accessories and an economic and The groom received his specialty Heights, daughter of Mr. and foreign policy consultant to the Bachelor's and Graduate degrees discounted Mrs. Joseph Ferlise, proprietors Wealth Management Investment from Florida Atlantic University, of Town and Country Coiffures Corporation in Washington, Boca Ralon, FL, and is Band Delivery & Shipping Available in Summit. Timothy Joseph lleil- D.C. Director al Ihe Jupiter School. inaiin, of New York City, and The couple resides in New The couple will make their 26 Beechwood Road • summit • 522-0888 Washington, D.C., is the son of York City. Cindy Louise Page home in Jupiter, FL. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hcilinann, of Kansas City, MO. The groom's MONGOOSE GT REDLINE MIYATA PUCH father heads the Department of Engineering at Marion BICYCLES Laboratories Pharmaceuticals. BICYCLES . ' We, The Reverend William Strain BICYCLES BICYCLES performed the double ring BICYCLES ceremony. This was followed by BICYCLES Guarantee You a reception at The Towers in BICYCLES BICYCLES Mountainside, where the couple was greeted by a congratulatory A "Bargain" Diamond note from President Ronald i CYCLE PALACE Reagan. Mr. Hcitniann is active EXPERT SERVICE & SALES in the Republican Parly. 21 Industrial Place, Summit • 2730003 The bride's ivory chiffon, satin GENERAL ROSS AMERICAN MADE BICYCLES PEUGEOT and lace gown, had a chapel length (rain, adorned with satin The only "bargain" diamond is .one bows. Her satin and lace hat was worth the price you pay for it. topped with a French veil. The Where should you shop Shop dlsdbunt; receive discount. bouquet consisted of cascading Shop quality; receive quality. "while roses with stcphanotis and -ivy. for business insurance? Shop Braunsehwefger's to appreciate The bride was given in mar- At the Business Insurance Expert. the difference. It's as simple as that, riage by her father. Donna Fcrlisc was her sister's maid of honor. And the business insurance expert in this town is your We guarantee it, Bridesmaids were Michcle Fcrlisc Cont inental Insurance Circle Agent. and Dcnise Vergil. The flowergirl I was Rene Disccpola. Ringbcarer was Michael Ferlise, all cousins of the bride. The best man was. Curtis Hcit- niann, brother of the groom. Ushers were Doug Brummit and George Watson, both of Kansas City, MO. The bride is a 1976 graduate of Governor Livingston High School and has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Whether your business is large or small, local or University of Miami in Florida. worldwide, we can help you get the right protection She is employed by Barbizon In- and the right services at the right price. For specializ- ternational, Inc. in New York Ci- ed policies or complete packages tailored to your ty as the executive coordinator. business' needs, come to the recognized insurance The groom, a descendant of England's House of Pagett, experts—your Continental Circle Agent. Stop by or graduated cum laude with a call us today. Bachelor of Aits degree and has a Braunschweiger Master's Degree in Foreign MOZES & MORRIS. INC. FIFTH CENEHAT1ON JEWELERS Policy, from the University of INSURANCE Missouri. He is currently Agent NEW PBOVIDENCgi VIU,M3§, finishing a doctoral dissertation 2M'it315 • 4» S AVENUE SUMMII for his Ph.D Hoin G MEMBKH AMEfllCAN GEM SOCIKTY editonia PAGE 4, The Summit Herald, Saturday, October 13,1984 That magic chemistry

SUMMIT-Allene Johnson Richard Fiander, "Miss Johnson research work at Celanese, Inc., lives for chemistry, according to has cajoled and inspired many and Malloy Laboratories. her students. And this autumn students into achieving far more Miss Johnson has also workd her dedication drew her the na- than they ever thought possible with Bell Laboratories in Murray tionally admired Edward J. Mer- and has helped them to develop Hill as an Educational Consul- rill Award for excellence and not only a love of science but a tant. originality in the teaching of love of learning as well." Other awards to Johnson's Chemistry. Dr. Fiander was one of many credit include the Excellence in "I always loved math," among Johnson's colleagues who Science Teaching Award, given Johnson explained, "and wrote letters supporting her can- annually to two outstanding chemistry seems to me like the didacy for the Merrill award. science teachers in New Jersey; perfect application of all those Several students also wrote letters the Manufacturing Chemists great ideas." of recommendation praising Association Award; and the Growing up on a farm in North Johnson's personal touch, her Chemical Industrial Council Carolina, Johnson recalled, pi- dedication, and her never-failing Award. qued her interest in science from sense of humor which, in one stu- Johnson sees her work with a practical standpoint. "I used to dent's opinion, "Keeps you chemistry as offering, "...the read all the farm magazines 1 listening no matter how much the same kind of feeling an artist could find," in an effort to find details of life try to crowd your gets. The vision was there. You better methods of agricultural mind." just have to breathe life into it by production, she said. Johnson is noted among her really understanding it." "I love mental exercises, but fellow teachers for her love of her Johnson is teaching several the best exercises are those you subject and for her diligence in classes this year at Summit High, can bring to life, see in action." keeping her knowledge up-to- and spends most of her after- Johnson has been with Summit date. She is the co-author of a school hours helping students High since 1963. According to widely used chemistry laboratory who come by her room with ques- Superintendent of Schools manual and has done summer tions. • THE SUGAR PLUM COMMITTEE—admires handiwork to be auctioned at Kent Place School, Summit, Oct. 21 and 22. From left to right, committee members are: Mrs. John Tritz, Mrs. H. Clay Simpson, Mrs. Robert Engler; Mrs. E. Harold Biddison, and Mrs. William Dearstyne. Toxic waste in N J to be author's topic "America the Poisoned," and well. In his book, and program, abnormalities, heart and lung toxic waste dumping in New Mr. Regenstein documents hun- disease and other disorders Boutiques from across the country Jersey will be the topic of a pro- dreds of cases of poisoning caus- throughout the country." gram next Tuesday by en- ed by unsafe use of hazardous Mr! Regenstein will incor- vironmentalist and author Lewis substances, and unsafe disposal porate slides into his Tuesday come to Kent Place for weekend Regenstein. of toxic wastes. His documenta- evening program which will focus Mr. Regenstein will speak on tion includes government reports on problems and solutions of the SUMMIT—The Sugar Plum man, hand-painted casual wear; and fashion show; Linda Parker, Oct. 16 at 8 pm at the Brayton and scientific studies. toxic waste dumping situation in Shop will open at Kent Place Geppettos Workshop, sport- the "color lady"; a Silent Auc- School Auditorium, 89 Tulip St., Speaking about the "poisoning New Jersey. swear; Gillywrinkles, gifts from tion and Sunday sundaes by the The Junior League of Siimmit, School on Sunday, Oct. 21 at 11 Summit. The Junior League of of America" in USA Today, Mr. am for the eleventh year. Fifteen Cold Spring Harbor; Tine Kent Place fathers. Appoint- as the sponsoring organization, Summit is sponsoring the free, boutiques from around the coun- Graham's pastel portraits; Penny ments for a color consultation Regenstein stated that "There is urges all those interested in the try will display their unique mer- Houghton, personalieed sta- with Linda Parker should be event open to the public. strong evidence that the massive problem of toxic waste disposal chandise in the main school . tionery; Living Windows, floral made in advance by calling Mrs. "America the Poisoned," also poisoning of our society, this in New Jersey to attend this time- artistry; The Pear Tree Collection Bridwell at 543-7688. Luncheon the title of a book by Regenstein, widespread contamination of the ly presentation. , building; in addition, the of Winnetka, IL; original will be served on Sunday from Parents' Association will sponsor deals with the reality that environment and the food chain, For more information, or for women's clothing; Rainbow's 12:30 until 2:30 and on Monday poisonous chemicals are destroy- may be causing epidemics of directions to Brayton School, call a Frozen Pantry, a candy shop, a Eng, costume jewelry and ac- from 11:30 until 2 pm. consignment shop for craft items, ing our environment and us as cancer, sterility, fetus deaths and 273-7349. cessories; Ski Haus, ski attire; The Sugar Plum Shop, a pro- and a shop for holiday decora- Special Somethings of Bay Head, ject of the Kent Place Parents lions. The show which is open to personalized children's gifts; and Alumnae Associations, is a the public continues on Monday, Stonerow, country antiques and fundraiser for the school. Admis- Christian scientists to offer healing prayer October 22 until 4 pm. handmades; and John Wetmore, sion is $3 for adults and $1 for Shops coming to Kent Place Duxbury, MA; handcrafted students. Free parking is SUMMIT —"Christian Science, which makes plain the lor Sugar Plum include: Animail buckles and jewelry. available in the school lot. Kent Science: The Healing Power of ways of rules of his Christly heal- Boxes from Greenwich; The Place School is located on the Prayer' will be explored by ing." Eagle's Nest, fine clothing; En- Special events scheduled are a corner of Morris Avenue and Patricia Lyeth Webb Saturday, She continues: "Jesus healed jou, chocolates; Vivian Fried- mixed media art sale; a luncheon Kent Place Boulevard in Summit. Oct. 20, at 11 am. The lecture will not only the ills of the flesh, but be in the auditorium of First the ills of the heart and mind. Sin Church of Christ, Scientist, 292 and sorrow yielded as readily to Springfield Avenue. his healing power as did Contest challenges kids Webb, from New York City, is sickness...Christ Jesus' healing a member of the Christian brought no| only physical Science Board of Lectureship. restoration, it brought moral She' draws ' from . her *6wn ex- regenration and spiritual rebir- to understand American history periences to answer the question: th-" ' "Is it possible to rely on prayer In answer to another frequent, SUMMIT — Students entering week by teachers of the 5th and tee members are Margaret and spiritual means alone for question confronting the Church the annual DAR American 6th grades who teach social Thurler, Chairman, Dorothy healing?" of Christ, Scientist: "Why do History essay contest this year studies. Hayes, Helen Meinzer, Carol She recalls a healing of acute Christian Scientists place so from the 5th and 6th grades will ' $50 first prize Von Neida. For further informa- asthma "which had been with me much reliance on prayer for heal- have a choice of topics. First prize for each of the two tion, or additional copies of the from birth." She also speaks of "The Statue of Liberty, The topics is $50, and the local winn- rules, contact Mrs. Thurler at ing?" Webb responds first by her mother's healing of tuber- citing specific healing experiences Lady with a Lamp," or "The ing essays will be sent to state and 273-4095. culosis which had been x-rayed Contribution of Black Soldiers or national contests. Second prizes and then adds: "They adhere to Outstanding teacher and medically diagnosed. the healing method Christ Jesus Patriots during the American are $25 for each topic, with Webb's emphasis is on the Revolution" may be chosen as Honorable Mention ribbons and A special award will be Riven practiced...He demonstrated that by the DAR local chapter to a Christian basis of Christian obedience to God's law proves topics for the 300-600 word citations for originality given. Science, the discovery by New essay. Deadline for completion of the teacher in the 5th or 6th grade the supremacy of good over evil, who has shown outstanding Englander Mary- Baker Eddy in The Beacon Fire Chapter, essays is Dec. 7, with the essay 1866 that primitive Christian Patricia Lyeth Webb. of Spirit over matter." DAR, sponsors the annual con- due in the office of the student's leadership in encouraging his or healing had not been lost to the Webb's lecture — free and test j for public school students in elementary school by noon of her students to participate in the world. asserts, "was through spiritual open to the public — is sponsored Summit. Detailed rules for the that Friday. contest and increase their interest "Jesus' ability to heal human power, and his method is now by First Church of Christ, Sum- contest are being distributed this DAR Essay Contest Commit- in American History. minds and bodies," Webb available through Christian mit. Fierst to offer Resource Center for Women announces two new appointments, fall programs The Resource Center for marriage, separation, divorce, from a woman's point of view, Haldopoulos who is with the B-way menu Women, offering support widowhood, career management, will feature Elizabeth Drake, a Family Enrichment Program at certified public accountant; Mary through counseling services, battered women, and alcoholism Morristown Memorial Hospital. AREA — The Summit Towne referral and resource assistance Jean Gallagher, an attorney; and Club will hear actor Gary Fierst In addition to educational and seminars and workshops, an- and substance abuse. Connie Ridgeway, a financial seminars, the Resource Center at a luncheon meeting at the East nounced the appointments of Both Ms. Fleisch and Ms.consultant. They will discuss such Winds, Route 22, Scotch Plains, has several ongoing support Susan K. Fleisch as Director of Dancz are working on expanding topics as setting up IRAs, using groups available to the communi- Oct. 23. Social hour will begin at Administration and Sheila E. the role of the year-old Resource Clifford Trusts to educate 11:30 am. children, owning your own home ty. Both Ms. Fleisch and Ms. Dancz as Director of Counseling. Center for Women as an educa- Dancz are interested in adding Fierst, also a teacher of acting Ms. Dancz had been serving as tional and community service and being an executor. The and lecturer on the performing interim Director of Counseling resource center, beginning with a public is invited to attend this new groups to the ones for arts, will present "1 Love New since June. series of fall seminars. free program. women and divorcees already in existence. If you have an issue or York Theatre," a survey of all The Center, located in Calvary The first seminar, "Women Other programs planned for that is happening this season on Episcopal Church, on Woodland and Money — Assuming Respon- the fall include "Women in concern you'd like to see ex- and off Broadway. He typically and DeForest Avenues in Sum- sibility," will be presented at 8 Suburbia—Overcoming Isolation plored further, whether in a entertains audiences with anec- mit, offers the women of sur- pm Wednesday, Oct. 17 at and Developing Connections" at counseling setting, a group or a dotes, personal reviews and rounding counties help with Calvary Episcopal. The program 8 pm on Tuesday, Nov. 13. The seminar, contact the Resouice helpful hints on making the most guest speaker will be Martha Center at 273-7253. of New York theatergoing. financial and legal planning, to look at financial planning Reservations for the luncheon may be made by calling Gwen Salyer, 464-2699.' Gary Fierst Church to hold blood drive for area hospitals

Vote the issues faith in the ability of people to punishment, with more than 40 bloodstream. On their side is no free lunch." I wonder how A blood drive for area govern themselves, realizing bad million Americans victimized by brutal, naked power as with all maby people realize President hospitals will be at the Unitarian officials are elected by good crime each year, and over 50 the tyrants of the world. Are Reagan's huge deficit and Church at the Unitarian House, To the editor: citizens who do not vote. Here million children kidnapped and there peace keeping efforts that military spending on weapons 165 Summit Ave. in Summit, on Good government depends on are some of the issues: abused. To become numbed to all have not been explored? that don't work are mortgaging Friday, Oct. 19. Cosponsorccl by the willingness of each person to Nuclear armament: How do we this is to run the risk that moral Is it conceivable that America's our children's future. the Summit chapter of the vole because it is an expression of minimize the chance of war? issues will be shunted aside. What conscience has become calloused The President seems confident Should there be a mutual freeze? is the moral thing to do? with the evil surrounding us? that voters will not connedt him American Red Cross and New Only 1 percent of the weapons Military intervention: How do However, those who expect to with the disastrous results of his Jersey Blood Services, the drive The Summit Herald already in existence could destroy we best demonstrate a claim to reap the blessings of freedom policies. He campaigned in 1980 will be between 2:30 pm and 8 the U.S. and U.S.S.R. Do we moral leadership? By swift must undergo the fatigue of sup- as a critic of Federal budget pm. US PotUI Sanlcl Publication Numbtr 525-700 need more? What do you think? military intervention, or through porting it, and become deficits. In ofice he has created a Si'cond class postage paid at Budget deficit: A shopper dialogue and diplomacy? Guns knowledgeable about issues, deficit nightmare that frightens Anyone between 17 and 65, New Providence, NJ would have to spend SICK) a are ineffective against the revolt since Democracy depends on the most economists in the country. weighing at least 110 pounds, and A niLMTibui ol New Jersey Piess Association. National E Jitor'al Association, duality minute for 19 years to use up SI of the hungry half of the world. well-informed citizen—and your He keeps smiling happily! in good health can give blood. VVooKlldS of Now Joisoy million. Today's deficit is in the Therefore we must seize the fast vote will put in office the can- The President is a cheerful, The donation takes less than 10 .ind Audit Bureau ol Circulation $200 billion range. Therefore vanishing opportunity to stem the didate who supports your views. minutes and normal activity can »\.t>h;*lu»J uvury Saturday lexcupt the las! ot what happens when the govern- moving ot' Communism by wag- Peg Bush amiable man but 1 pray there are m yoan at 60 South St , New Providence. enough wise people who be resumed shortly afterwards Nj l)7S)M oy the Horjlil Pubilcalions ment keeps .spending more than it ing a War of Amazing Kindness Summit Haelt donor is given a mini- Helen V&nc*. PuMishor. E Jitor-m Chiot l-verywhere, knowing they want understand the danger in his takes in'.' What should be done? physical, consisting of a medical Palg« Biooka Tumtall, Managing Editor the souls, hearts, and front por- policies and on Nov. 6 will res- PogThu[t«r, Associate ErUitor I it'e: Profoundly painful ques- history, temperature, pulse, Elli* lloldl. Advertising [Erector tion.-, confront us when life itself ches of Americans, by subver- tree pond tor Walter Mondale. All ite|>>«i!llie"ls 464 11'."! is the issue, as it is in contem- sion, propaganda and destruction blood pressure, check and Ol'U VlMI ilubSCMi'tlOn $10 ill .UU.UK'H of moral standards, which has hemoglobin count. All iiifoiina- ll.li k , ii) .«!» .10' uai.t> porary controversies owr un- l"o the editor: Ali Robertson wanted pregnancies, .mil capital become ,t \iiu-. in the American There is an old saying, " There Smnmil liim remains confidential. enterta The Summit Herald, Saturday, October the aisle with simon saltzman, on

ly grandiloquent as Chrysalde, humorous blend of vei se and ver- in Agnes a polite impudence that PRINCL-TON—The 1984-85 saucily brings out the true nature as was A/tec-feather "chapcau- season ai McCarter Theatre has nacular. of "la filler mal gardee." ed" Francis P. Bilancio's Ilnri- opened with resident director As the handsome, wide-siniling Bouquets go to the two dim, que, and Jay Doyle's aristocratic Nagle Jackson's effervescent swain Horace, Dan Higgles con- but never dim-vviiied, servants, as Oronte. This "School," which veys a high spirited flair for high- stauinu of Moliere's "School for uproariously interpreted by styled pantomime. He is especial- Judith K. Hart and Nat Warren- slays in session through Oct. 21, Wives/' ly comical in the Mack Sennei- The Trench 17th century poet- White. does more than educate — it played "elopement scene." A edifies and charms. playwrighfs celebrated farce has, beguiling Ashley Gardner invests Robert f.anehester was proper- over the years, been both freely transplanted from its native soil all the way to New Orleans at Mardi Ciras, and translated into every language and dialect this side of Creole. ITUO it is with great pleasure that 1 can com- mend to you a production set within the formal eloquence of ihe 18th century. Using Richard Wilbur's respected translation, delicately augmenting the action with music from Strauss' "l.e Bourgeois Cientilhomme," and casting the play impeccably, Jackson not only serves Moliere well, but his audience. The switi two-hour frolic is JEANNE FELLOWS—Malcolm Matthews, and Sue Ballantyne "The Dining laced with a refreshing Room." naturalness that should not upsei the high-minded devotees of tradition. But it does blossom with an courant conceits. Upon entering Ihe theatre, one The table is set for is immediately greeted by an awesome, multi-lined tapestry, in the Persian twin-peacock style. 1 hat is soon raised to reveal Ihe The Dinin; splendid red-walled facade of a mansion. A flower garden setting -- the street in front ol Ar- You arc cordially invited to Proceeds from the perfor- nolphe's house — is itself backed join the actors in the dining mances aie going lo the Com- by a gigantic suspended rug munity 1-ood Hank of New room. depict ing pastel clouds and birds. Jersey, Inc. to help teed ihe On the menu is a delectable This is the creation of set designer hungry of our slate. production of A.R. (iurney, .Ir.'s Robert Perd/iola, who lakes no "The Dining Room,'' pci t ormctl Members of the hard-working back seat in commenting himself by the Christ Chinch Il- cast are: Sue Ballantync, Margie on Moliere's audacious, luminators. Buhnian, Barbaia Hunting, I.i/ outspoken reaction to an ar- The play, directed by Nancy Dawson, llaine Doornail, Jeanne tificial society. I lubley and produced by Hobbellows, Stephanie bisk, Nancy I'.li/abeth Covey's period Fisk, both ol Summit, is Tilled Iliggins, Anne llussey, Lesley cosiiiines were also sumptuously with humorous and sometimes Marples, (iinny McMillin, Janet droll. poignant revelations about lite Ouaitarone, Kate Schlesinuei, The play, in iis lime, loosed a and the things in lite we choose to I .in a Smith, Bob Bland, Bud torrent of critical slings and ar- hold dear. Dawson, Hob fisk, (ieorge Irag- rows. Moliere presumed to The drama, which enjoyed a gos, Jim Iliilm, Squire Kno\, satiii/.e the "royal" rules regar- successful Off-Ill oadway run, Malcolm Matthews, Chris ding behavior, speech, thought, will be performed in liamvvell Speers, and Hob Vainer. and dress. It is wonderful lo note Hall, the education building of how relevant, witty, and mostly 1 hose interested in purchasing hilarious "Wives" remains. NAT WARREN-WHITE—-left, as Alain and Dan Diggles as Horace in the McCarter Theatre production of Moliere's The Christ Church in Suinniii. Per- School for Wives under the direction of Nagle Jackson, playing now through Oct. 21. Ticket information-. (60V) '152 formance dates are two con-lickeis should call Ann Soper, The action, amusingly flanked School secutive l-rklay and Saturday 277-.12(i(> or 277-2700, or see a by two imposing white wigged 5200. (Photoby Cliff Moore.) nigliis.net. |i),'2O. 26. and 27. member of ihe east. and lace powdered "Valets du Theatre" (Mark A. 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Russian styles of the 20th ecu liny. dealing one a{ the first follow mi1, last year's lonnat, "liberated" women, leading ihe To coinplinieni this selling on accomplished farceurs through the pianists will delight you with Sun., Oct. 14 the arboi eiiuu is of- their paces is Richard Risso, as a their inir.ic in solo and tour fering an aflcmoon of piano li p- smac k in g, so m ew hat music by Short Hills lesidents, hands ai one piano and intrigue lascivious woo-ei. His home Marian Burke and Adrian Col- w ith historic.il and personal anec spun lorn Bos lev-like lins. Received so enthusiastically doles. "gramniar-lurgy" proved a in last year's fall concert, the paii I he concert will be ai the promise an equally delightful Rec\ es-Ueed Arboreium, at 3 program this year, turning iheii pm. Ihe arboretum is located at STUKSS — Nevada has the attention to the secrets of creative 165 llobart A\e. just off route highest number o\' stress factors; and dynamic concert pioginiuin 24. 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i iio PAGE 6, The Summit Herald, Saturday, October 13,1984 with ant polakowslo Hilltoppers rally to beat Millburn SUMMIT — Summit's Howie down of the fourth quarter. With Anderson wasn't a happy Millburn 070 0- 7 Millburn having driven to the football coach when his ballclub Summit 02 7 13-22 Summit 17, senior linebacker trudged off the field trailing SCORING Fern picked off a flare pass in the Millburn 7-2 at halftime last Sum • Long snap went through endzone for left flat and returned the ball safety. some 70 yards to the Millers' 9- Sunday afternoon, but the 1 Hilltoppers made it a much more Mil • Milton 56 pass from Remig (Remig kick). yard line. The Toppers went in on Sum • Paessler 2 run (Cotullo kick) 4th down from the 3 with satisfying second half for their Sum - Weeks 3 run (Catullo kick). veteran mentor as they rallied for Sum • Cornish 22 pass from Sondey (kick wingback Ken Weeks hitting off three touchdowns and a 22-7 failed). Chris Jenks' left guard hoi? victory. The win at Tatlock Field TEAM STATISTICS behind a lead block from FB left Summit with a 2-1 record on Paessler. Catullo's placement Mil Sum made it 16-7 putting Millburn the autumn, while Millburn First downs 10 14 slipped to 0-3. Rushes-Yards 26-114 45-197 more than a touchdown behind.) After scoring only via a gift Passing yards 116 91 The Hilltoppers padded their Yds. lost att. to pass -31 -9 margin with another tally in thy safety over the first two quarters, Total yards 199 279 the Summit offense put together Passes 6-16-1 7-13-2 game's final'minute. This drive perhaps its most solid half of Fumbles lost 2 1 took the locals 41 yards in 7 plays football of the autumn after with the TD coming via a 22-yartji INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS pass from Sondey to Cornish. • intermission. The Toppers scored 1 on three of their five possessions Mil Rushing: Bedell 13 for 58 yards, Summit's defense also came FANS join members of the marching band in cheering on the Summit Hilltoppers football team. . V' ". ,'"', and weren't really stopped by the Remig 8 for 48, Rafanello 4 alive in the second half to for 9, Sender 1 for minus 1. pressure Millburn's fine junior defense on their other two trips Sum Rushing: Wood 24 for 100 yards, either. On its non-touchdown Paessler 13 for 68, Weeks 5 quarterback Brad Remig. Remig^ drives Summit turned the ball for 23, Sondey 1 for 5, who delivered the 56-yard over once on a fumble and once Bredohl 2 for 1. touchdown strike for his team's Summit booters open tourney Mil Passing: Remig 6 of 16 for 116 yards only score, is a superb athlete via an interception with both (1 intercepted). occurrences happening in Sum Passing: Sondey 7 of 13 for 91 yards who can dominate a game from Millburn territory. (2 intercepted). the QB position if you extend him The Summit soccer team was prepare for them as we would any Tim Shanahan has taken over Mil Receiving: Bedell 2 for 22 yards, Milton the opportunity. Summit had to tentatively slated to open the of our stronger opponents." at Welch's former midfield slot The home team wasted no time I for 56, Hollo 1 for 13, Union County Tournament this Summit will be readying itself where a sophomore named Jose regaining a lead they had lost via put some pressure on him, and Rothman I for 13, Rafanello the Toppers finally did, morning with a 10:00 a.m. match for one of those this coming Tapia is also getting some playing a long (56-yard) Millburn 1 for 12. registering all four of their against Clark at Memorial Field. Wednesday when the Hilltoppers time. Meanwhile Desmond Allen touchdown pass with 50 seconds Sum Receiving: Cornish 3 for 56 yards, Coach Lou DiParisi's Hilltoppers travel to Millburn for a contest remaining in the first half. On the Weeks 2 for 27, Wood 1 for quarterback sacks in the last has established himself at the 12, Mackin 1 for minus 4. own the seventh seed in this which could decide the Northern opening possession of the third quarter. Catullo, a super-quick striker position isince sliding over noseguard, was especially year's UCT which surprisingly Hills Conference title. The from left wing. "I think we've quarter, the Hilltoppers drove 61 Toppers stunned their highly yards in 12 plays, the big one a fullback Rob Paessler cracked prominent in the final-period drew only 12 entries at the got Desmond in the best spot onslaught in which he continually seeding meeting this past Tuesday regarded foe when they met the now," mentions DiParisi. "He's 4th-and-13 pass completion over the left side for the opening week of the campaign, which moved the ball to the touchdown with Enzo Catullo's managed to blow past a tired night. outstanding at controlling the blocking line to wreck havoc in Listed ahead of Summit in the and the rematch should be a most ball under pressure, and he also visitors' 2. Facing the critical conversion leaving the score at 9- interesting affair. down at the Millburn 23, 7. the Millburn backfield. draw (in order) were Berkeley has a fine sense for making the quarterback Brian Sondey rolled While the Sondey-to-Cornish The victory was the 17thHeights, Union, Westfield, New Coach DiParisi continues to big play in front of the net." left and connected with tight end completion was Summit's most straight for Summit over its Providence, Cranford, and try different lineup combinations Chuck Cornish who caught the significant offensive play of the neighbor to the east. This Scotch Plains. Union's presence with a Summit squad which ball while just managing to hang day, it might have to take second afternoon, meanwhile, Coach in the second slot means the currently owns a 6-1-1 record. Flag on the play... place overall to a defensive effort Farmers would be Summit's The biggest recent change — and inbounds for a 21-yard gain. On Anderson's troops will attempt to In last week's story about the the following snap sophomore by Leon Fern on the opening do something about a reverse second-round opponent if the one which might be permanent — skein when they travel to Toppers get past Clark. That is the switch of midfield regular girls' cross country meet, Tina Caldwell. The Hilltoppers have quarterfinal match would likely Leif Welch to the starting Schneider's varsity record should lost 8 straight to the Chiefs, with take place next weekend at sweeper spot. The Hilltopper have been listed as four years on dimen§icn$ several of those defeats falling in Union. mentor hopes that move will the girls' varsity cross country the category of clear-cut upsets. But DiParisi will tell you that solidify the defense. team. ; his side can never afford to look in past anyone. "We don't have the Cummings' coup scoring punch to assume we can Summit soccer club SUMMIT—Kevin Cummings, beat someone, even if we know menus 280 Woodland Avenue, had a we're the superior ball-control flyers of all types hole-in-one on (he third hole at team," observes the Summit rallies with five victories media update the Summit Municipal Golf coach. "While Clark isn't that m t iite-f 5 programs loi highly thought of, we have to Beifus Buick Spirit 9, remembered how good a team booUcls dinner benefits, Course. they are by bouncing back with invitations theatre productions, West Orange 2 ( IK IlldlS football games, etc Laney Bevill scored three goals three scores against the flight- to pace Summit to a 9-2 "soccfer•' leading ?Isong Valley Strikers. Senior standouts lead victory over West Orange in Mark Callahan scored the first We can do the typesetting, and/or the designins one just before halftime and then from concept to completion... Summit on Sunday. Shelby Meyercord had two goals and scored the second one midway in unbeaten Rams Lisa Lentini, Nora Carlson, the fourth quarter. Joey Oakes, assisted by Chris By PETER CRICHTON captains, is what you would call Purcell Parker and Courtney 80 SOUTH STREET, NEW PROVIDENCE the quarterback of the team. It is Cole had a goal apiece. The Spirit Rail and Kevin Kreuzer, then tied Oratory's 8-0 record marks the Scott who makes things happen played an all around good game. the game to bring the Shooter's best start in school history and offensively with the outlet pass. Amy Leatherbee, Kristin record to 1-1-1. Coach Soth gives Coach Gianni Cerimele is ob- His favorite targets have been Beifus, and Megan Martin played credit for shutting out the DAVIES & COX viously pleased with the perfor- freshman Dave Walsh and aggressively from their halfback Strikers in the second half to the 7A Beechwood Road, Summit • 273-4274 mance of his Rams. entire team, but especially to the seniors Steve Marron and Dennis positions. Elizabeth Keyser and fullbacks Tito Domizi, Dan WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS Done on premises He is especially pleased with Mojares, who have combined for Kristin Oakes also played strong the performance of senior tri- Lukas, and Mickey Soth, and 2Q3LOFF ALL NEW WATCHES 16 goals this season. Scott has games. Grace Devlin, Leslie Nor- goalie Dick Fisher who made captains Matt Miller, Scott Sprat- registered a team-leading eight wood, and Karen Stenstrom also numerous tough saves. FOR SALE- Large selection of vintage pocket & ford, and Dennis Mojares, whose assists to go with his two goals. played well at fullback. Betsy wristwatches fully reconditioned & guaranteed leadership qualities have added Scott, who is probably Oratory's Bennett played a solid game in Summit Spartans 1, WE SELL, REPAIR & APPRAISE stability to a young team seeking best player, is also one of the top goal. Cape May 6 Estate Jewelry its first State Championship. performers in the county and Summit Scampers 5, HOURS The Spartans lost to the Cape should make both All-Area and South Brunswick 0 May Silver Streak in a State WE BUY & SELL Gold, Sliver, Antiques Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 Miller, a three-year starter, plays the sweeper position. Matt All-County teams. Rebecca Balchunas scored a Tournament at Franklin Field on has been an All-Area player for Scott tallied the game winning three goal hat trick to lead Sum- Saturday. The goal was scored by the past two seasons and was an goal in one of Oratory's biggest mit to a 5-0 victory over South John Sponheimer. Billy Stefan All-County selection last year. wins this season when the Rams Brunswick Sunday in Summit. had a strong game at midfield. PREPARE FOR DECEMBER 1964 shut out Kenilworth, ranked 10th Amy Herr and Liz Cox had the He is looking to repeat both Summit Spartans 2, selections this year, and every in- in Union County, by a 2-0 score. other goals for Summit, which S.A.T. and The third tri-captain is center got its second consecutive Parsippany 1 dication so far is that he will. He Carter Westphal scored in the anchors a defense that has allow- forward Dennis Mojares, who shutout from goalie Laurie ACHIEVEMENT TESTS started varsity his sophomore Mullery. first quarter after an indirect free ed just three goals in six games kick to lead Summit to a 2-1 win and hasn't been scored on in its year. Dennis is having an ex- Assisting in the scoring were cellent season and has scored Victoria Hardy, Leigh Ann over Parsippany at Memorial last four outings. Field on Sunday. Parsippany Permanent Ceniers • Classes taught by skilled seven goals in the six games so Gilroy, Laura Madden, Blythe open days, evenings instructors Matt's main responsibility is far. His sixth goal placed him se- Henwood, and Gretchen scored in the third quarter after a and weekends protecting the goalie and clearing Low hourly cost Opportunity to make up Mohlere. Also playing well were melee in front of the goal. Sum- missed lessons cond on the all-time Oratory Dedicated full time staff the ball out to the midfielders, scoring list behind Doug Peters. halfbacks Jennifer Wroblewski, mit took the lead again in the Complete TEST N' TAPE • Voluminous home study something he has done quite well fourth quarter when Jeff English facilities for review of materials constantly up Dennis led the Rams in their Alison Peer and Marjorie class lessons and sup- doted by researchers ex- this year. He also likes to passed to Doug Rousseau, who EDUCATIONAL CENTER plementary materials home opener by scoring two Shanahan. pert in their fields overlap, that is push ahead of the goals in a 6-2 victory over St. Summit Sirens 5, scored on a breakaway. midfielders while becoming more Fullbacks Kevin Langell, Andrew TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 involved in the offense. Matt Patricks. Dennis added two more East Brunswick 4 goals in Oratory's most recent Elizabeth Kellogg scored on a Beifus and Jeff Wesson played at scored the game-winning goal in well. Greg Stewart stopped twen- 147 Columbia Tpk., Florham Park the team's season opener, when victory, a 4-0 win over St. penalty kick late in the fourth Aloysius. quarter to give Summit a victory ty shots for Summit. Oratory defeated Morristown- Summit Spurs 3, Beard by a 2-1 score. With six games under its belt, at Memorial Field on Sunday. 822-0229 Oratory is looking more and Kelly Oakes scored three goals, Tewsbury 3 The player responsible for the one on a header, and Mary Beth Roberto Reyes got the hat trick transition from defense to of- more like the team to beat in the Celebrate State playoffs. If the Rams are Sadowsky scored once. Showing with all three goals for Summit, fense is midfielder Scott Sprat- fine defensive efforts were Jen- while Billy Robb was outstanding itt ford. Scott, another of the tri- still alive when the final rounds of the States are played, you can nifer Hand, Courtney Griffith, on defense. Other top performers 'OKTOBERFEST' be pretty sure that these three and Tanya Quinn. Beth Coleman included Scoot Myers and Jason with us seniors will have something to do shone in goal. Kreuzer. Excellent defense and FRIDAY- OCTOBER 19 - 7 P.M. HELP YOUR CHILD with that. Summit Shooters3, goaltending by Tewksbury In the American Heritage Ballroom DO BETTER Long Valley 3 prevented Summit from taking Faced With A Down by three goals late in the advantage of many oppor- IN SCHOOL first half, the Shooters tunities. ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET OF Drinking Problem? Summit Stings 1, Are you sick and tired of Livingston 3 DELICIOUS GERMAN FARE Break the cycle of being sick and tired? Fahnestock Randall Welsh scored for Sum- school failure. 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David Mitchell and Grahan Buffet Optional Minimum Cover Suite 500,382 Springfield Ave Officer hd a goal apiece in the $ 13.95 Per Person $5.00 Per Person flELHRNING CENTER AL-A-NON Summit, New Jersey 07901 third quarter. In the fourth 25 W. NotthfleW Hd 201-273-2100 period Craig Prunier scored on a Reservations Please570 LIVINGSTON Write P.O. Box 487 o •.* *? L a. M*» Springfield Ave. Thomas S. Paluck (Mgr.) free kick to seal the victory. Leo Summit Suburban Hotel summit • 273-3000 Or Call 744-8686 Pietrano played well in goal. =sponts= The Summit Herald, Saturday, October 13,1984 PAGE 7 Bantams Gerstberger takes storm second singles in Millburn The Bantams eighth grade team turned back the Millburn Chiefs, 28-7, last Sunday in Union County finals Millburn. Halfback Dorian Jackson byPEGTHURLER over Summit High's Anne Von- opened the scoring, after tackle SUMMIT - Yvonne Neida, 1-6, 6-2,6-4. Jim Russo had blocked a Gerstberger rolled through her As a sophomore, this was Millburn punt. Fullback Kevin semi-final and final tennis mat- Butler's first county tournament Chisholm scored Summit's next ches last Friday to win the Union for a team in its second year. two touchdowns on runs of 26 County 2nd Singles crown. The third set was the big one, yards and 32 yards respectively. The Summit High ace dropped with each point played to the Fine blocking was provided by only one game in her win over death. tackles Steve Raniero and Knut Kathleen Butler of Oak Knoll, Service breaks started early, Engstrom, center Heath Watson, then swept on through the finals and the score moved from 1-1 to and guards Jeff Zerweck and against Union's Jenny Ar- 2-2, 3-3. Butler's most Mike Minton. Flavio Acitelli rogante, 6-2, 6-3. She gave con- devastating shot was the one she 'kicked both extra points. sent deep into the backcourt on sistent coverage at net, bouncing Jackson scored again in the one smash over the fence at the VonNeida's forehand to move in front 4-3, but her opponent even- third period. Meanwhile, Sum- Plainfield High School courts in- mit's defense, led by Mark to the street in front of Muhlen- ed the score at 4-4 and the battle of skills went on. Smith, Darrell Fusco and Paul burg Hospital. Fleming, held the Chiefs scoreless Summit was high scorer as a A VonNeida slice with terrific until the final minutes of the team, piling up 22 points over spin tied the crucial set at 4-4. But fourth quarter. 2nd place Westfield with 20. Kent long rallies and accurate place- In other games, Summit's sixth Place was 3rd with 18. Berkeley ment gave Butler the go-ahead grade team beat Millburn, 16-0, Heights had 14 and Oak Knoll 13 game for a 5-4 lead. and Summit's seventh grade team points. Butler scrambled after trounced Millburn, 42-7. "Yvonne is just now beginning everything, came to the net from This Sunday, Oct. 14, all three to reach her potential as a singles the backcourt to handle one of Summit teams return to Tatlock player," noted Gerstberger's Von Neida's drop shots for a Field to take on the South Orange coach, Martha Kirby, who mov- "great get." An overhead smash -Villagers. The sixth grade game ed her up from 1st doubles to 2nd brought Butler to match point on starts at 12, the eighth grade singles this year. her serve at 40-5, and she took GRAND MARSHALL Kathleen DiChiara an Sandy Halsey, a co-chairperson for Crop Walk '84, prepare for the Oct. 28 hike game at 1:15, and the seventh Second doubles Lisa Zazzara the final point for the match. to end hunger. grade game kicks off at 3 pm. and Liz Reinhardt reached the Butler had been seeded 4th in finals with a win over the Kent the tournament, with a record of Place team of Liz Barrow and 9-1 for the 14 year old. VonNeida Suzy Fischbein, 7-5, 3-6, 1-2 was first seed. CROP walkers prepare to fight hunger (defaulted), when Fischbein hurt "I don't know if you can do her ankle and could not continue. that twice in one day," said AREA—Terry Grove galvaniz- CROP office, spoke to the reducing hunger. A film was munity's awareness of local and Zazzara and Reinhardt lost to coach Hadley, "but I'm proud of ed thirty-five people gathered last representatives from the fourteen shown and questions were world-wide hunger in addition to Westfield in the finals. her." Butler lost her afternoon week at Central Presbyterian synagogues and churches in Sum- answered concerning the general raising money. Overheads were crucial to the final match to second seeded Church in Summit to learn more mit. problem of hunger and the ways Walkers will ask friends to Kent Place 1st doubles team as it Elizabeth Schram of Dayton, 6-2, about the CROP Walk set for He explained the mechanics of CROP aids the problem. Mr. sponsor them through making a fought through three sets to win 6-2. Her second set was the best Sunday, Oct. 28. conducting a community-wide Grove stated that the purpose of tax-deductible contribution to the finals from Westfield's one, as she started to return the Grove, from the New Jersey walk to raise funds to aid in the walk is to increase a com- CROP. Twenty-five percent of Marnee Hall and Tracy Smith. Schram fast ball that traveled that gift will be used locally. Final score was 6-4,4-6,6-2. over the net low and with incredi- In 1983, CROP'S tenth year in Nicole Schwartz reached up for ble speed and placement. New Jersey, over 16,000 people a winning overhead after she and Highlander wins consolation Summit girls draw a blank participated in CROP walks Alyssa Bayha climbed to a 5-2 Jennifer Walz, who lost her throughout the state and col- lead in the final set. lected an average of $35 each. semi-final match to Union's Nan- The Summit goal for 1984 is 300 Oak Knoll upsets Summit cy Claffey, came back in the in soccer tilt with Millburn walkers and a $10,000 contribu- "It was her best match ever," Consolation finals to take Cyndy tion. said Oak Knoll coach Steve Lynch of Roselle Park, 6-3, 4-6, byPEGTHURLER Werner's speed and determined Pam Bandera, Pam Bitting, Janet Whitman and Sandra Hadley, describing Christina 6-2. Against Claffey, her net shot SUMMIT — The girls soccer pursuit of the ball, and a win Wendy Burger, Joan De Cesare, Butler's 1st singles semi-final win was her most effective weapon. Halsey of Summit are co-chairing team washed out 0-4 last week might result. Joy Donaldson, Marisa Deutsch, the event. against Millburn in a game Varsity cheerleaders, who are Sandy Duffy, Cathy Ferraro, Persons interested in either dominated by ground play. on hand for the home games at Mary Kane, Beth Mazza, Elke participating in the walk or spon- Girls' hockey falls Summit coach Dave Pease in- Memorial Field, are co-captains Meyer, Susan Moyer, Lisa Red- soring a walker should call 273- corporated several girls from j.v. Debbie Kurschus and Kim Reilly, son, and Kim Soder. 0441. to give some spark to, the team's effort, but the locals remained on from undefeated ranks the defensive through most of the byPEGTHURLCR that it was a fair shot. It came game, with Millburn scoring in five minutes into the second half, every period except the last. SUMMIT — When two and Summit's forward line could Emily Jahries, Nancy Taylor, A STRONG AMERICA undefeated teams meet, not match it. and Heather Morrison, all something has to give. Last Tues- Coach LaVorgna shifted her sophomores and all up from j.v., day afternoon on the Summit lineup for the final 10 minutes of strengthened the defense, sending hockey field, it was local girls' the ball accurately up to their the 30 minute period, moving line, but Miller goalie made nine NEEDS STRONG defense that gave. One goal got Michelle Haldenwang up to for- by them, off the stick of Passaic saves in thwarting Summit's scor- ward, for a five man offense. ing chances. Valley's best—Jill Fisher—and Liz Lawrence took two corners that was the ball game, a 1-0 loss in the final minutes, Wendi Sher- Sophomore Alix Von Auen- PUBUC SCHOOLS. for Summit, marring its 4-0-4. mueller had three shots from her man took the ball down the right outside position. Lori Gilroy, Liz Summit's statistician, wing, got off one good shot that Jonathan Lewis, gave the first Roessle, and Laura Taylor each went wide of the cage. Caroline had shots, plus one by Mimi Ping warning that his team was in Curry and Andrea Mele led a trouble when he noted that P.V. late in the third quarter. The strong defense, with Karen Everl- Millers made their final goal at racked up five penalty corners in ing and Curry fast on the run- the first five minutes of play. 15:09 into the third quarter, on a back. penalty kick that soared into the Flick of the wrist Summit lined up for 15 corners right corner of the goal, past the A flick of the wrist is all it overall, but P.V.'s speed was a reaching arms of Summit goalie took, and the thought that Fisher factor in Summit's inability to get Mary Pellecchia. off a shot strong enough to might have been offsides at the Pellecchia, however, made 10 time was arguable. But no call penetrate the P.V. defense. saves during the game, as the came from the ref who was stan- The girls meet Millburn away Millers' expert passing downfield ding along the back line, and on Oct. 16, then Butler away on and centering the ball for shots, Summit's coach, Joann the 18, and West Orange at the often gave the Summit goalie LaVorgna, said after the game home field on Oct. 19. more action that she wanted. Kim Brewster and Penny Griggs were paired on the left Dr. Coleman named side of the lineup in the final period, and looked like a good combo, working together with to area YMCA Board Brewster in the outside position and Griggs at halfback. Dr. Kim Coleman, Berkeley Coach Pease needed Brewster Heights, has been named to the on defense for most of the game, Board of Directors of the Summit but with a few more plays, the Area YMCA. Brewster-Griggs duo might have Dr. Coleman is executive direc- given Summit a break from their tor of the Morris and Union Cor- shutout. Team them with Karen sortium which is made up of fourteen school districts. The Take the plunge Corsortium provides direct ser- vices to students through special to save lives education programs. SUMMIT—Ad Advanced He and his family moved to Lifesaving Recertification course New Jersey from will be held at the YWCA, 79 Strength in anything comes from remain strong. If they do, there will be no earlier this year. Dr. Coleman is Maple Street, Sunday, Oct. 21, a solid foundation. You build from the doubts about the strength of our country. 8:30 am to 5 pm. originally from Neptune, N.J. He bottom up. umpires at games sponsored by Participants need a bathing the New Providence Recreation suit, towel, and warm-up suit. A Now and always. Commission and coaches written test will be given. Register at the YWCA or call It's the same with our country. The baseball in the New Providence essence of America is people. They For more information, write to Police Athletic League. 273-4242 and ask Pat Cronin for more information. give us strength. And these people are, New Jersey Education Association, Dr. Coleman studied for his for the most part, products of our public P.O. Box 1211, Trenton, N.J. 08607 B.S. degree at Clemson, received his M.S. degree at the University A man of schools...and those who work to of Bridgeport and completed his many talents help them. doctoral studies at the Graduate SUMMIT-Richard Borman, School of Applied and Profes- Dr. Kim Coleman formerly of the Summit Fire sional Psychology. Rutgers Department was voted Most Our schools and teachers are only University. YMCA and the YMCA in Asbury Valuable Player ol" 1983 of the as good as you want them to be. Your 1 njea He is Chairman of the Board Park. Shore Softball LeajiiiL . caring, your commitment, your vigilance of the Agents and Schools The Summit Area YMCA pro- Borman was honored as MVP are vital if our public schools are to ^M people Districts Insurance Pooling vides a full range of programm- by the league of Point Pleasant. who core about your kids Association and has been ap- ing for the entire family, from An outstanding player for pointed to a national hoard on tiny tots to adults. For further in- years, Borman works for the school psychology. formation about YMCA Summit Fire Department. He A STRONG AMERICA NEEDS STRONG PUBUC SCHOOLS. He has prc\ ionsly been memberships or programming, now lives in Neptune associated v\iih the Shdton, CT call 273-3.130. PAGE 8, The Summit Herald, Saturday, October 13,1984 Dena Horn becomes Be there! Monday Oct. 15 - Zoning assistant principal Board special meeting for public hearing on Medical Group ap- Mrs. Dena Horn of Summit ministered a program that iden- plication for expansion, 8 pm. has assumed the assistant prin- tified and counseled educational- Monday Oct. 15 — Common cipalship of Solomon Schechter ly handicapped children. Council Conference ^meeting, Day School's South Orange cam- She supervised and worked 8:30 pm open to public but public pus. with Child Study Teams and may not speak, Mrs! Horn received her developed educational programs Tuesday, Oct. 16 — V0"?1"0" Bachelor of Arts degree from related to the outcome of these Council regular meeting. Public New York University, having ma- studies. Mrs. Horn has been very may speak. • ; jored in Psychology, and effective with the parents of han- Wednesday, Oct. 17 — joint minorcd in English Literature dicapped children; she has meeting of Planning Board and and Hebrew Education. Mrs. organized and facilitated many Summit Taxpayers Assoc:, Cen- Horn received her Master of parent groups. tral Presbyterian Church Science degree from the same in- She has been involved in pre- auditorium, 7:30 pm. Discussion stitution, majoring in education school and early childhood of Master Plan update with input andn sociology. education programs as well. from audience, including land She also studied at Hebrew Mrs. Horn is the wife of Rabbi use, population, housing, traffic, University in Israel and the William Horn of the Summit parking, community facilities, Jewish Theological Seminary. Jewish Community Center. Her schools, zoning changes, and Having taught for over 20 daughters Hadassah and Ora are more. . years, Mrs. Horn has had a varie- both graduates of the Solomon Thursday, Oct. 18 — special ty of experiences in education. In Schechter Day School and her meeting of common Council to her capacity as a social worker in son Moshe is presently in the discuss Grand Jury Presentment. twelfth grade of that school. Rockaway Township, she ad- The public notice states, "At the DENA HORN working in her new capacity as assistant principal. onset of the Special Meeting a Closed Session resolution will be Bach's b-day heads Unitarian considered." 8 pm. Thursday, Oct. 18 — regular monthly meeting of Board of concert format Cheers to Summit High achievers Education, to be held at Junior High School, 8 pm. Second draft SUMMIT-The Unitarian mance. SUMMIT — Fourteen Summit cent, and will receive a Letter of Cole; Amy Houpt; Kimberley Church will celebrate J. S. Bach's Also on the agenda for After- of policy on Pupil Records to be High School students have been Commendation in honor of Kadota; Carsten Schcide; John 300th birthday at the inception of noon Music is a concert by designated Commended Students discussed. outstanding promise for future Shields; Adam Siegel; Brian its chamber music series Oct. 21, Nicholas and Hilda Goluses, in the 1985 Merit Program. Of academic success. 4pm. The program will incor- guitarist and cellist respectively, one million participants in the Commended students are: Sondey; Katherine Stubbs; Ed- porate works by Bach in a 300- on Jan. 13. Finally, the ensemble 30th annual competition, these Julian Ball; Andrew Barnard, ward Weitzer; Andrew Wilson • k year span of musical eras Music for a While, including fourteen are in the top five per- Juan Pablo Cappello; Michael and Katherine Wright. culminating in the works of twen- Joyce Totlis of Summit, will of- tieth century composers. The fer "The Passions of a Fren- concert is the first in a series of chman" on Feb. 10. three to be rendered in the All three concerts will be held Collins to offer strategies for job-hunting College march church's Afternoon Music pro- in the church at the corner of Spr- of Finance. Mary N. Cooper, Ms. Peggy gram Loree "Rip" Collins, a profes- presentation wil cover defining ingfield and Waldron Aves., and sional career-life strategist, will objectives and analysis of life- Most recently, he is the Fulton Heller, and Mrs. George Flutist Andrew Bolotowsky will begin at 4pm. Series tickets, speak at the Summit Business and work relationships. founder of the Chair of Women's F.H. Nelson, all of Summit, are available by calling 273-324S, are Professional Women's Club He will also speak on inter- Studies at Douglass College. He among 70 delegates from colleges and harpist Kathy Bride will be $16 for adults and $12 for senior meeting on Monday, Oct. 15, at viewing techniques. also has a seat on the New York and universities throughout the featured at the Oct. 21 perfor- citizens and students. 6:30 pm at the Hotel Suburban. Collins holds an M.B.A. from Futures Exchange. Northeast who will march in the Collins wii! speak on his ex- New York University, a J.D. Call Jeanne Lavance, 273- academic procession at inaugural periences in assisting job hunters from Rutgers School of Law, and 8393, or Helen Edwards, 273- ceremonies on Tuesday, Oct. 16, Middlebury honors Bredahl in finding the right job. His a diploma from the N.Y. School 6879, for details. at Union County College, Cran- ford. Rob Bredahl of Summit has touchdowns. Dr. Derek N. Nunney will be been a standout at linebacker for He picked off a bobbled installed as Union's sixth presi- the past two years, at Middlebury St. John's to celebrate renovations with open house Williams snap from center and dent at the ceremonies at 2 pm on College, VT. Bredahl recently streaked 35 yards for a the South Lawn of the Cranford was named ECAC Div. Ill touchdown early in the final St. John's Lutheran Church in is a Saturday Work Day to spruce facility will be given. Defensive Player of the Week for opposite the Sperry quarter to put his team on the Summit will devote the weekend up the building and to finish odds The Service of Thanksgiving Observatory. his play last Saturday against board. He also had a pretty fair and ends. More than 100 people of Saturday and Sunday, October and Dedication will follow the Dr. Edward Bloustein, presi- Williams College in the season day mowing down the Williams arc expected on that day from 9 13-14 to a celebtration in Open House at 10:30 am. Only dent of Rutgers, the State Univer- opener at Porter Field. offense, making 10 solo tackles am to 5 pm. A nursery will be two services will be held on that thanksgiving of the completion sity, will be the keynote speaker A 5-11, 200 pound senior, and seven assists. provided. Sunday, at 7:45 and 10:30 am. of an extensive project of renova- and Dr. Nunney will deliver an Bredahl led the Middlebury Bredahl, an Economics major, tion and addition to their An Open House/Coffee Hour The liturgy will conclude with inaugural address. defensive effort and scored one is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David facilities. will be held on Sunday morning the laying of the cornerstone. Union County College, which of the Panther's two Prevost, Summit. from 9 to 10:15 am. A tour of the Pastor Susan E. Nagle will The first event of the weekend was founded in 1933, provides •preside and Pastor Franklin D. degree programs in the areas of Fry will preach. A special benevolence offering of liberal arts, biology, business, Thanksgiving will be received criminal justice, engineering, during that service, and directed physical science, human services, to the extended ministry of the and the business, engineering and church beyond the congregation. health technologies. Robert F. Blanck, treasurer of Cooper will represent Rose- the Lutheran Church in America, mont College, where she is an Performance the national expression of the alumna; Mrs. Heller will repre- church of which St. John's is a sent Sarah Lawrence College, part, will be present to accept the Bronxville, NY, where she is an offering on behalf of the LCA. alumna, and Ms. Nelson will represent Hood College, where The expansion project of St. she is a trustee cmcrita. and Protection... 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ANYONE WHO IS BORED MAY DENTAL ASSISTANT, Short Hills UNFURNISHED RENTALS: INQUIRE. Company with full office, experienced, part or full ' benefit package Is looking for a time 376-7455. ..: Well located condominiums • new In Summit conscientious person to work In DENTAL ASSISTANT f/t for new area. Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen with o nice, "team work" office. BROWN dental office in Berkeley eating area, laundry, 2 BR, 1 bath, deck, garage, $866/mo. F. Pd. Call Lit 273- Heights, experience preferred. storage, Including wall to wall carpeting, 6500 Snelling and Snelling Sum- Write P0 Box 269, 80 South ' refrigerator, washer, dryer, and air condition- mit. ; i FOWLER ing. Immediate occupancy. Asking $1100-mo. St., New Providence 07974. REALTORS Short or long term. Call us. Accounts Clerk DENTAL HYGIENTIS1 SUMMIT • 273 0-100 Clerical diversified duties •Wednesday eves and Saturday NIW PROVIDENCE • 1M 520(1 3-4 Bedroom homes, Immediate occupancy, relating to property manage- mornings, Summit office. Coll Ranging In price from $1250-$ 1300 per month. ment operations. Company paid 273-15?5. benefits, 35 dr. week. Office In DENTAL HYGIENIST wanted for MOUNTAIN AGENCY, REALTOR center of Chatham. Call for In- terview 635-2180. Berkeley Heights Perlodontol 85 Summit Ave. office. Monday or Friday. 464- BAKERY DEPARTMENT SALES 5630. Summit •Full time, responsible, will 273-2212 train. Berkeley Bakery, 464- DISHWASHERS, full time, Old . 0080. Glory Restaurant, 1259 Spr- SUMMIT, luxury condo, 2 ingfield Ave., 665-1753. 1 BAKERY Retail salesperson bedroom, 2'/J baths, living RENTALTO needed Tuesday thru Friday, 7- room, dining room, laundry and DRIVERS NEEDED FOR WEEKENDS^' SHARE 3pm, Positions also available storage, w/w, $1,100/ month, AND EVENINGS. Should know for after school and weekends. 766-1169. SEEKING MATURE FEMALE to NYC pnd JFK. Must have ex-, Coll Sal ot Summit Bakery 277- share a large two bedroom cellent 10 year driving record,' TWO BEDROOM, eat-in kitchen, 2074. enjoy meeting people and be convenient to railroad apartment with another mature BANKING punctual and courteous. Call $735/mo. plus utilities, female, kitchen privileges in- 992-9762. available Nov. 1. 766-5400, or cluded, located on Locust Dr., 4 DRIVER WANTED FOR FLOWER 464-2738 after 6. blocks from Hotel Suburban, Sunday, October 14 1-4 pm SHOP -Full tints, Apply in per' WARREN -1 BR COTTAGE, huge laundry facilities Included. SENIOR son, 434 Springfield Ave, Sum- LR with fireplace nb pots, 1 Vi 308 Summit Ave., Summit JUST AVAILABLE Please call after 6 p.m. 273- mlt, ' ' months security, $600 per 4259. TELLER PRIME OFFICE SPACE...Commercial condo rental at month. 522-9255. • DRIVER/PART TIME, clean license lo drive o van, mostly •• Murray Hill Square; the perfect business address and loca- SUMMIT -YOUNG PROFES- Reliable Individual needed to WARREN -Beautiful house with local deliveries, coll 277-0308. Traditional elegance will greet you at the front SIONAL WANTEO to shore 4 BRS operate window, control branch door of this charming center hall Colonial Ideal tion. Ample offstrect parking; train at backdoor. Call Terry 3 BRS, 2 baths, family room, 2 cor garage available now. house, walking distance to cash, assume responsibilities or DRIVER & STOCK CLERK -Full for entertaining. A great family home, too, with for details. branch proof and supervise time, Mon-Frl, Liberty Drug, 6 bedrooms, 4 1-2 baths, back stairs, family $1,100 plus. References and downtown Summit and train INVESTMENT PROPERTY.,.3 apis and 2 Turn, rooms. security. 561-8630. $230/mo, plus utilities. For tellers. Salary commensurate ' Chatham, 635-6209. room, and recreation room. JUST LISTED. with experience. Outstanding Walk lo lown, trans. & school location. Terrific income pro- WE HAVE FURNISHED AND UN- appt, call 273-8043. DRIVING/ MESSENGER POSITION $389,900. benefits, ducer. Summit. $200,000. FURNISHED RENTALS. Call us. available for repsonslble, self Directions: Rte. 24 to tho Summit Ave. exit No. Helen P. Fisher Realtor. 24 starling person (Our Car). Must 88 Summit Avenue, Summit OFFICE SPACE Call for Appt. know NYC and meet a set 308. Beechwood Rd. Summit, 273- 285-2104 schedule. Light pick up and 7200 1B0 SQ FT In New Providence "•»,' ;:• 273-9400 delivery, Must have clean 10 Center. $150 a month. 464- HORIZON BANK "//// 's real estate, it's Stonehaus" 334 Madison Ave. year driving record, 25 plus hr. RENTAL-We havo a low 3303, • maybe ono for you • Morristown, NJ week, Coll 992-9762, starting at $700. NEW PROVIDENCE '~~ Equol Opportunity Employer, EFFICIENT DEPENDABLE IN- FAITOUTE AGENCY 1500 to 24,000 SQ.FT. • M/F DIVIDUAL needed to assist In oil REALTORS BRAND NEW OFFICE SPACE phases of patient relationt far 484-1700 273-5522 BINDERY busy chiropractic center. Diver- MURRAY HILL INN sified offlco duties. Must type. NAPLES, FLA. Luxury 2-BR con- Hours 0:30-5, INDIVIDUAL olso and Office Park HELPER do. $1500 per mo In season, needed as chiropractic assistant Photos available. 798-1633. 219 South Street Building for direct patient relations, (Inexperienced) hours 0-4:30 Mon-Frl. Please . VACATION Park-like setting. Buildings Oc- call 665-0770; RENTAL cupy Only 19 percent of tho Opportunity to ELECTRO-OPTICAL Land. Health Spa Membership learn a trade I MECHANICAL ADIRONDACKS'luxurious Alpine Included In Rental. ASSEMBLER chalet. Autumn colors, hiking, Working directly on machines Small manufacturing plant golf, tennis. Special fall rates. BOYLE stacking, packing, and banding needs person capable of handl- Weekly or weekends. $275 per materials, Good starting salary, ing small, precision optical and week, Call 665-9533. COMMERCIAL fringe benefits, and excellent electronic parts, Interesting REALTORS working conditions. Must be and diversified work with grow- MT, SNOW, VERMONT 289-7700 open to day or evening shifts, ing company. Good benefit Rental to share entire ski PROFESSIONAL office space Apply al 41 Spring St., Newpackage, Call John Pett al 464- Providonce, N.J., between seaspn. Singles, couples. 12 available, private office with 0668. Con arrange evening ap- 8am-4pm, Man. • Fri. beds, 2 baths. For Info call 647- room for clerical. Sharo with pointment. 7597. largo Insurance agency, 119 ENJOY NEEDLECRAFT? hv Summit Avo., Summit. Call PRUDENTIAL structors needed for Tho SKI WEEK condo, Shownoc on Mlchele 2736100. Creative Circle. Above average , Pa. Call for more in- SUMMIT AREA-BRAND NEW earnings. For interview, call fo. 635-2084. LUXURY OFFICE Printing & Forms Llndo 822-9285. Distribution Offices SUITES Equol Opportunity Employer EXCITINGI this fost paced en- RENTAL FROM $395 viron. Is lust rt. for a precise FREE: Reserved parking, CARPET AND FLOOR CARE COM- and pooplo oriented Indiv. Gd. WANTED receptionist, conference room, PANY needs person with EL oppty. to $900/mo. F/pd. BELL SYSTEM EXECUTIVE cleaning service, utilities, driver's license to start appro*. Call Joyno 273-6500 Snelling answering service and fur- w/family wishes to rent 1-2 25 hours per week, day hours. and Snelling Summit. nishings. Secretary available. 464-8088, , bedroom, furnished apartment . •>•>• Georgian Colonial . Building. CASHIER, .counter person for or home In Morris/Union County 464-8394. '" ' ' EXECUTIVE busy pharmacy, full or port area, Rent $500-700. Call 212- SUMMIT -Center of lown, time, top pay with benefits for .045-4724. SE-CREHWRY prestige location. 175 sq. ft. experienced person, call Joo Tho Corporato Law Department CORPORRATE transferees need and up. All utilities included. Burns, 273-1034, of the Chubb & Son Group of In- Near post office, train, parking your furnished and unfurnished CHILDCARE NEEDED occasional- surance Co., a leading property ond buses. 277-2112. YOUNG FAMILY PERFECT rental apartments and homes, ly for boys 7 and/or 12. During and casualty insurance group, oil sizes, all price ranges. Freo SUMMIT school hours (must be willing to seeks a responsible Individual with o minimum of 3 year's This bright and cheery Colonial Split on quiet street in good school service to landlords. Coll 5360 sq. ft. in prime location, care for child with mild illness, secretarial experience at the •Burgdorff Realtors, Rental center of Summit. Prestigious le. cold). 464-1549. district boasts large level back yard just perfect for barbecues and colonial style office building. In- Executive level. 60 wpm, typing Deportment, 201-273-8000. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING cludes 1st and 2nd floors. 273- and IBM display writer word children romping. There are 3 bedrooms, I 'A baths, den, eat in kitchen, energetic person with outgoing ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT 5600. processing skills are essential, central air, tip top condition. Asking 147,500. personality and good typing as are excellent telephone and desired, unfurnished. Summit skills to work in classified organizational abilities. This aroa, Dec. 1 rental, $400. Call OFFFICE SPACE... Com- advertising dept of local weekly merical condo ot Murray Hill position also demands excellent 677-0395 after 7 pm and newspaper. Full time but will Sq. in New Prov. Ample off- spelling ond communication consider 9-3 daily for the right skills and the ability to interact weekends. street parking, train at Lois Schneider Realtor person. Call Madison Eagle 377- with upper level management. doorstepl Call Terry for RENTAL WANTED Summit area, 2000. ' Job sharing will be considered. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, 277- more information. CLERICAL experienced or will 441 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE - 277 1398 2342 after 3 p.m. SUMMIT STONEHAUS train for buying and controller. We offer a competitive salary ond an excellent benefits ROOMS, APARTMENTS, HOUSE REALTORS Part or full time. Personable and well educated. Walk-well package. For appointment, for Transferring Corporate Ex- 08 Summit Ave Summit Summit. 273-7979. Mr. Milton. please call i cutivos. Confidential. No Fee. 273-9400 Con- CLERK, GAL FRIDAY for busy (201)580-2884 YOUR UNE CLASSIFIED AD REACHES 47,800 HOMES I BUSINESS FIRMS OFFICE SPACE FOR RENI • sales office. Self-motivated In- 2ND FLOOR FRONT i dividual. Duties include CRT In the Wednesday Independent Press and the Saturday Herald and Dispatch ""BE'NTAVTO"— and word processor, order en- Chubb & Son try, expediting, customer and Call 464-1025 for blanket coverage Par your line classified ad. SHARE Private (rant entrance; can ' vendor contact. Pleasant phone Inc. be subdivided. Immediate 15 Mounlainvicw Rd. monner. Neat appearance a occupancy. 1,250 iq II >t P.O. Box 1615 'PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, non- $9.60 a tq ft. Call «V. 665- I must. Benefits, hospitalizolion, Warren, NJ 07061 smoker, seeks same to share 1922. major medical, profit shoring Summit Equol Opportunity Employer REAL ESTATE RENTAL RENTAL RENTAL pension, vacation ond sick LARGE COLONIAL Summit house'. $315. 273 M/F days, 30 hour week. Write P0 FOR SALE Formal LR, DR, paneled den, BOX STALLS FOR RENT Clean, STIRLING, 5 bedroom house, FURNISHED ROOM with private 5127 Eves. SUMMIT...600 sf office Box 220, Kenilworth, NJ eat-in kitchen, jalousied porch, professionally, managed barn in LR, DR, Kitchen, 1V, baths, bath in Berkeley Heights home, CHATHAMBORO: 3 BR colonial, MODERN, CLEAN, 4 BEDROOM space. $55O/mo. central 070330220. EXPERIENCED SALES HELP 4 BR, 3 '/ibath, excellent loca- Meyersville. $175 a month. $750/month, 647-0200. non-smoker, 464-2251. 1 'A baths, lull basement, location. WANTED in curtain and drapery tion. PRINCIPALS ONLY. 580-1220 after 6PM. STIRLING • 2 BR apt. $650 per HOUSE. Dining room, living CLERK • Nursing and Central enclosed porch, new roof, store. Please apply in person. $295,000. month plus utilitcs. Available CHATHAM-NEW 1 BRroom, TV room or den, kitchen Supply, part time, Mon.-Fri. 9- MADISON, small 2 bedroom SUMMIT STONEHAUS Friedrich, 362 Springfield Ave., fireplace, Excellent condition, immediately. CONDOMINIUM Available with dishwasher and eating 3. Some typing skills required. 277-2933 house, just redecorated, living REALTORS Summit ; quiet street, ottorney'broker room, dining room, kitchen, ERA KARLTON, Realty early October. Garage included. orea, I Vi balls, full dry base- 88 Summit Ave Summit Coll Mon.-Fri., 9-3, GLENSIDE Tennis courts, swimming pool. FACTORY HELP, part time even- for client. No Realtors, Please. screen porch, one car garage, 4641 570 ment for storage, laundry 273-9400 NURSING HOME, New Pro- Convenient to all vidence, 464*8600. ings, 6 pm to 11 pm. Call Asking $149,500. 273*2223 nice yard, ideal for business SUMMIT -I and 2 BRS apart- facilities. Short walk to station REAL ESTATE transportation. $950 per month Equal Opportunity Employer. onytime 647-1086. days. couple, no pets, non-smokers, ments. Convenient location. For and labs. Convenient Murray WANTED includes heat or lease with op- $700/mo., plus utilities, 635- information, coll 241 -4343.• BUSINESS CLERK TYPIST for Summit law FOODSERVICE SUPERVISOR, full CHATHAM NEW 1 BR tion to buy. All inquiries Hill location. M, ForM/F. $375 0105. SUMMIT Large attractive firm, full or part time, good time, NJ State Certificate welcome. Lie. S/PCall eves and per month each plus '/< OPPORTUNITIES CONDOMINIUM Available ! BUY HOMES. CALL furnished room, 1 closets ond typing skills required, dic- helpful but not necessary. Ex- MEYERSVILLE -2 BRS, 1 V, bath weekends. 277-2282. utilities. Lease for I yeor and ATTRACTIVE NEW CANDY STORE early October. Includes all BOB 376-3789. connecting bath, in home of taphone experience helpful. Coll perience in a health care facility apartment. $750 per month. I Vi months security deposit. in active Union County Plaza. amenities. Swimming pool, ten- designer. Use of kitchen, den HOUSES FOR RENT essential. Call 3770536 or Heal and hot water supplied. Owners moving. Act Nowl and Mrs. Demme, 277-2200. and terroce. Business woman SUMMIT Available immediately. Please 635-0899, 10a.m.-2 p.m. nis courts, garage, etc. Asking 1 '/> months security. No pets. Enjoy Busy Seosonl $55,000. CLERK TYPIST, full time. Call WANTED: Properties that re- only. NON-SMOKER. call 212-736-4444 ext 286. $115,000. To qualified buyer, Available Nov 1st. Call 647- Coll after 7PM 822-3410. anytime 6471086. FOOTWEAR quire some renovation either 4587 or 647-5984. References. EXECUTIVE RENTAL, prestige 8:30-4:30 Mon-Fri, 464-3075 Sell fashion comfort and athletic owner can help with financing. CLERK, light typing, suburban single family or multi-unit 273-5408 Summit location, 4 BR, 3 Bulh, 6:30-9PM eves and Sol and for adults ond children. Part Principals Only. Lie. S/P. Call MEYERSVILLE AREA 2 bedroom COMMERCIAL stock broker's office. Call Nor- dwellings, olso interested in fireploce, central oir condition- Sun. and full time, exp. or will troin. eves and weekends. 277-2282. ronch, kitchen, den, 1 bath, SUMMIT -Luxury townhouse man Raymond at 994-4600. ing. SI 800 per month. BUSINESS Interesting and fun. 273-7979. properties with good invest- S825/mo., l'/i month securi- located in serene park-like set- Available immediately. LOIS PROFESSIONAL YOUNG CONTEMPORARY SALON needs GILLETTE -Charming 3 BRS col- ment potential. Send informa- ty. Call during week 1-215- Mr. Sheldon. ting near shopping and SCHNEIDER, Realtor, 277- NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE shampooer and manicurist, onial, quiet residential street, BUSINESS WOMAN seeks same FULL TIME DISHWASHER, tion to Box 375, Summit, NJ 759-8266, weekends 647- transportation. Ideal for mature 1398. RENTERS. Any rents advertised Chez Falon, 647-3535, home LR w/fireplace, DR, eat-in.kit- 07901. 0475. couple. $950 plus utilities. Call to share 9 room home in nights, starting S5/hr. Call for herein for qualified real rental 561-30)7. chen, 2 baths, study, enclosed for appt. 388-2380. Millburn. Call after Ipm. 762- interview, Friendly Restaurant, NEW PROVIDENCE, 6 rooms, porch, 2 cor garage w/work SUMMIT NEW LUXURIOUS 9450. property moy be subject to any CRAFTERS wanted for November 464-4738. Equol Opportunity RENTAL fireploce, dishwasher, porch, Craft Boutique, call for appoint- Employer. shop/shed. Walk to trains. rebate or credit required by NY bus, 212-980-2638 days, Townhouse Living TOWNHOUSE PROFESSIONAL WOMAN TO ment ond further information, $127,900,647-2695. BERKELEY HEIGHTS 3 room Center State Low(N. J. S.54.4-6.3 et GAS ATTENDANTS -Part time 212-744-5139 evenings. SHARE attactive opt. Own 469-337) or 755-6652. apartment plus gorage, Spacious two bedrooms, 2'/i (2), 4-8PM eves, one for NEW PROVIDENCE furnished 3 room, shared bath, kitchen, seg.) ' HILLSBOROUGH TOWNHOUSE -2' $550/month, heat included, baths, large living room, formol 2BFV9,1 1-2 baths, all FULL TIME • CREATIVE IN- weekends. Getty Gas station in bedroom split, walk to Bell amenities - $1,100 a BRS, 2Vi boths, 3 levels. Pool one occupant, 464-0553. dining room ond sunny eat-in laundry. Non-smoker. $315 a DIVIDAL to work with children Berkeley Heights. Coll 322- Lobs, transportation etc., month. ond tennis. 30 minutes from kitchen with dishwosher. In- month. Convenient to train ond HELP WANTED ages 1 Vj -3/ nursery 8668, ask for Jim. BERKELEY HEIGHTS available November I, $1000 dividually controlled heat and school/doy care. Call between Berkeley Heights. $79,900. bus. 1 V, security. Call 273- GENERAL rcstouronl worker, 3- plus utilities, 665-9277 or 665- air conditioning included. Finish- Lois Schneider, 10 little fingers that love to l:3O-2:3Opm 647-3838, must 464-3303. Principals Only. Furnished 2 BR, 1 '/i bath 8693. 4 evenings a week. Storting $4- 9229. •' ed basement with attached Realtor type needed for locol co. Varie- be 18 or over. RANCH with fp in private wood- S4.50/hr. Call for interview. ONE BEDROOM APT for rent, gorage ond loundry room ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE BUILDING LOT, Betlehem Twp., ed area. J750/mo plus 277-1398 ty is endless, opportunity is Friendly Restaurant, 464-4738. near Ciba Geigy in Summit, S1200/rra>. 273-5600. house in New Providence. Non- Hunterdon Cty., 1.28 ocres utilities. I Vi/mo. security, Oct boundless, ond the benefits ore CRT OPERATOR Equal Opportunity Employer. •May 31. No Pets. available Nov. I, $550 plus smoker. Moderate rent. Private limitless, $1083 mo., fee paid, CRT operator with bookkeeping w/perc ond soil log. near Rt. IN SUMMIT, 2 bedroom apart- GREENHOUSE TRUCK DELIVERY utilities, days 2730100, even- NEW PROV....New 2 BR both. 665-9445 Leave ond general office experience. 78. $34,500. 479-6281 even- DUNN & HARFORD ment in two family house, Rita, 273-6500, Snelling and •Full time. 43 Division Ave, ings 522-1 508. private entrance, ideal for condo ot Murray Hill Sq. message. Benefits. Springfield location. ings or weekends. Realtors Snelling, Summit. Summit. 464-5355. ROOM AND BATH, totally business couple, no pets, feat, incredible fully equip- Call Joanne after 10AM, 686- 762-7744 POCONOS private, all utilities, $425/mo. $700/mo. plus utilities, 277- ped kit, den, much more. SEEKING MATURE FEMALE to ACCOUNTANT 8600. GREENHOUSE HELPER ^Pari eves 322-4366 $l80O/rno. Country living. 2 story, five 4640626. 3071 or 757-5402. share a large 2 BRS apartment Summit CPA firm seeks profes- Clerk Typist time, 9-2PM, Mon-Fri. Bill's bedroom, 2'i bath farmhouse. BERKELEY HEIGHTS -4 BRS col- with another moture female. sional with minimum 2 years ex- Greenhouse, Stirling. 647- ROOM FOR RENT. 49 Park Ave, LANDLORDS • No Fee • No Duties include diversified Large born, garage. In the 60's. onial, 1 Vt both, LR, DR, family SUMMIT STONEHAUS Kitchen privileges included, perience tax preparation, audit, 0442. Summit. obligation. No expenses, clerical, typing, telephone etc. Out of town owner wants offer. I room, eat in kitchen, gos heat, REALTORS financial statements required. screened and qualified tenants located on Locust Dr, 4 blocks 35 hr. week, company paid GUY/GAL FRIDAY for accoun- (717)595-7799 88 Summit Ave Summit Diversified clientele. No over- new dishwasher, 3 A/C, SPRINGFIELD 1 BR opart only CENTURY RENTALS, 379 from Summit center and 2 benefits. Office in center of ting office. Typing, ability with 273-9.I0O night travel. Unlimited oppor- TIMESHARE week with deed, ski refrigerator, washer/dryer. ment. Convenient to shops und 6903 blocks from Hotel Suburban. Chatham. Call for interview numberso must. 25 to 30 hours tunity for right person. Top season, Shawnoe on Delawore, Ideally located, walk to school, transportation. Possession Nov 635-2180. per week. Call 273-5070 LUXURIOUS two bedroom apart Laundry facility available. If in salary.. Send resume to Noke i Po. Call for inora info 635- shops, ond RR stotion. No pets. 1st. $625 includes heat and ment, Summit, available Nov I 2 BR CONDO ot Murray Hill terested, please call after 6PM Heord, 22 Bank St, Summit, NJ DELI HELP WANTED Full time. 2084. SI,100 per month. Available water. through Dec 1, 1984, $800 Sq., NP. Specloculor MBR 273-4259. 07901 Must be over 18, No experience HIGH SCHOOL boy, part time, immediately. 635-541? After POCONOS. LAKE WAUEN- NANCIE B.TAYLOR 273 5155 suite, teintic kitchen. necessary. Call belween 9AM restaurant work, 522-9822 AIDE TO ASSIST INSTRUCTOR in PAUI'ACK 3 BRS ccdur chalet, 5PM Realtor 376-9341 — $1700/mo. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN lo store 6PM 647-0508. MADISON RESIDENT I AT HOME training arts and crafts, HOSTESS Weekends Icr busy gloss front, lake view. Crenw CHATHAM New cumin,"2 BRS. large 6 room apartment with DELIVERY PERSON, male, STIRLING -2 Family duplex 3 CARE FACILIIY have lovely homomaking skills ond grooming hotel restaurant. Experience puff, msululed, tireploco, loft, I' i baths, A I, weened SUMMIT S1ONEHAUS same. 200 yards to train. Walk female, senior citizen, litjhi BRS. LR, DR. kitchen, I1 i room uvailublo for rutired per lo retarded adults Will train. preferred but will trum. Apply coruotaii, furnished, tv, deck, polio, attoched gurage, REALTORS lo lubs Clean. Mostly furnish- delivery and stock, full ond port baths, w'w carpeting, soli- Heullhy ineols, all laundry, 8 30 4, Mun-lii Good Hostess, Hunt Club Kustaurant, boot 4 iBUSOn rec. orou. Ask pool/ tenms. ApplioiH'es, heot Illi Summit Avu Sumrnil dishwasher, garucjt). Security gooilcoio, mheuutiful surruuir ed. S-100 per month [>!ub benefits. Shellu y WMonus, time, top |)uy with buni'iiK Summit Suburban Hotel, 570 i»O $6V,M10. 2M27M or iHid wait' included. 22] VII / 273-V.tOO SliiOn.o Cull 464 IVI-1 •l.ihjv [h)\ I37/-4U6O. utilities 464-5022 cii27io S|innijlio!(l Avt;, 'iinnnul 2.12 U00» or I/I?) »5' IOIU m v.i 4 4 The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch Saturday, October 13,1984 Page 10 YOUR LINE CLASSIFIED AD REACHES 47,800 HOMES/BUSINESS FIRMS In the Wednesday Independent Press and the Saturday Herald and Dispatch Call 464-1025 for blanket coverage for your line classified ad.

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ORDER ENTRY CLERK SECRETARY -FULL TIME. In- TYPING-ALL KINDS. Full or part ' OLD SEWING MACHINE, hi rise bed, aval top glass table, con- HELP WANTED TRAINEE telligent, articulate, detail Summit Public Schools ADVERTISING time. Thesis, term popers, Vacancies tour lounge chair, black & white Fast growing Summit manufac- oriented responsible person manuscripts a speciality. Call KrCEPTIONIST/SECRETARV. We turer has an immediate opening with accurate typing skills in- High School console TV, extra long sectional ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVES 464-8869. (ire looking for someone oble to for a trainee. Typing is essen- cluding setting up tables. Word Varsity Ice Hockey Coach sofa, folding chairs, chandelier, onswer phones, lake messages, fireplace screen, lots of extra tial. Ability to work with processing knowledge or will- PART TIME lype, smile, be helpful and en- numbers a plus. Small office, ingness to learn required. Small Para-Professional EXCELLENT bric-a-brac. Fri& Sat, Oct 12th Ihusioslic all at oncel Friendly attractive working environ- (10 month position) & 13th, 9-4. 82 Portland Rd, growing consulting firm in Sum- ON-TARGET, the fastest growing women-oriented direct TYPIST husy real estate office, Call ment, good storting salary and mit. Must be capable of working Duties to assist professional staff with non-instiuctional Summit. Barbara Morfin 635-5000 lor convenient location for public duties, including corridor and cafeteria supervision. Hourly mall advertising co is looking for energetic, talkative people WILL TYPE YOUR independently and handling a PORTABLE APARTMENT SIZE interview. transportation. Call 273-7557 pay, 8am 3pm. Substitute certificate preferred but not re- to call on local businesses and professionals to promote the -RESUMES- variety of jobs. Send WASHER and dryer for sale. forappt. quired. Call the office of Principal, SHS, 273-1504. advantages ol our rapidly expanding organization. Car re- HIGH SCHOOL girl, 16 years resume/qualifications to Box -TERM PAPERS- quired. Flexible hours. Full time, part time. $100. 273-5999. old, part time, restaurant work, SUMMIT FILTER CORP. 375, Summit, NJ 07901. •LETTERS- SEALY SLEEP SOFA -Posturepedic tiuin and work as waitress and 235 Broad St Elementary SECRETARY accurate typing, WE OFFER -THESIS- mattress, brand new, very com- cashier, 522-9822. Summit, NJ 07901 Grade6 pleasant phone manner, desire •etc- fortable, beautiful materiul. HOTEL ASSISTANT BANQUET to work with public. Organiza- PART TIME district managers Substitutes needed • Professional Training Program UNDER10 PAGES SAME 464-7978. MAITRE'D -Experience tional skills are essential. With are needed in the early morning (all levels) • Excellent Opportunity For Upper Level Income DAY SERVICE necessary. Please send resume benefits. Please call 277-0500. GIRLS BIKE. 467-0139. hours to supervise a small group Send letter of interest and resume to: Summit Public Call and references to Summit • Excellent Opportunity For Professional Growth SWIRL MAHOGANY 7 pc. of newspapecr carriers in SECRETARY NEEDED WITH GOOD Schools, 14 Beekman Terrace, Summit NJ 07901. Affir- Suburban Hotel, 570 Springfield 464-7709 bedroom, king size headbourd, Berkeley Heights, New Pro- SKILLS. WILL TRAIN ON COM- mative action/Equal opportunity employer. Ave, Summit 07901. Apply in For further information call: mirror, bench, 45 yrs. old, vidence, Passoic township, PUTER AND WORD PROCESSOR. person Brian Curtis, General great condition $500, portable Summit, Springfield or Kenilwor- 8:30-4:30. Mony benefits in- Mrs. Gray CHILD CARE Manager. oxygen tank, chestnut and th. Permanent positions ore cluding hospitalization, major A.W.ROBERTS second grader available. You must have a good ASSISTANT black slate shelf 16"wx76"l, HOUSEKEEPING/LIGHT medical, dental, pension, good TYPIST 1-800-645-6376 needs dependable morning com- MAINTENANCE • full time, some car. Call 8O0-242-0850 toll salary. Immediate opening. electric blankets, miscellaneous MANAGER panion, Monday-Friday, 7- weekends. Good benefits. Coll free or 877-4222. Reply to box 262, 80 South St, PART TIME household, coll 376-6328. SALES 8:30. (212) 559-9473 9-5. Mon.-Fri., 9-3, GLENSIDE NUR- PART TIME Office Manager New Providence, NJ 07974. FULL AND PART TOTAL KITCHEN includes Cherry SING HOME, New Providence, (201 (464-3665 After 6PM., Assistant with strong manage- SEVERAL POSITIONS STILL OPEN TIME cabinets, double oven, stove, 464-86O0. ment capability for executive for those who enjoy driving, CHILD CARE FOR 2 year old in hood, dishwasher, sink, Equal Opportunity Employer office center. I-5pm Mon thru meeting people and being able Learn Mature minded sales people home of Mountainside profes- counters, desk ond disposal, Friday. Heavy telephone, ac- available for view in present Health to set own hours. 10 year ex- Something New! needed to work day and sional couple. Full time, curate typing at 60wpm, must cellent driving record o must. evening hours, Saturday operating kitchen, $1100, 2/7- ARE YOU MAKING weekdays, transportation, ex- WHAT YOU'RE WORTH? be well organized, self starter, Indivduols having Days and/or and Sunday also. Employee 2458. well groomed and out going for perience and references re- I'm 26 years old and in my first weekend hours available will be discount. For interview call: people oriented position. Sales Make your day more TRI-FOLDING SCREENS year in the health industry, I given immediate attention. Call quired. 789-2386. ability a plus. Summit 273- Interesting and earn a NURSING •Decorator's item, $85, large earned $60,000. Last month 992-9762. Naomi or apply in person. 5600. good hourly rate at CHILD DEVELOPMENT PRO- walnut picture mirror -$60, an- • alone, I earned over $16,000.1 CENTER SMALL LOCAL COMPANY re- our friendly company. GRAM FOR - ages 2-6 full day. tique cabin chair -$70. 377- own a beautiful condo overlook- Flemington Fashion Outlet PART TIME SECRETARY WANTED quires mature responsible We are willing to train Emphasis on classical education. 1009. ing NYC skyline and also have a American Way Outlet Mall for attorney's office. Legal ex- woman for full time office a good typist with RN'S & LPN'S Music, dancing, swimming, place in southern California. We Rt 46 at PassaicAve TRY US For gifts, perience helpful but not work. Duties include handling very good grammar- home environment. Profes- have a ground fir oppty backed Fairfield awards, plaques, engrav- necessary. Strong typing skills telephone, minimum typing, fil- spelling skills to oper- All shifts available sional staff. State certified. w/complele corporate training. ing, laminations, etc. required.' Flexible hours. 277- ing, billing, and payroll, no ate our Xerox 850 Josa School. 387 Maple St., Cull Mark Zuckerbrod 377- Comprehensive benefits package & shift RYCO, 528 Springfield ,277. steno, relaxed atmosphere. electronic typewriter 227-4073 Murray Hill. Phone 464-33) 1. 3441. dllferentlal. Apply in person or call Ave., Berkeley Heights. 464-9358 ask for Anne. In our Word Process- PART TIME' -General office 383-6200 ext. 20. EXPERIENCED MOTHER willing to 464-9288 LABORERS NEEDED for land- Ing Department. work. No experience necessary. SMALL PUBLISHING FIRM in SALES babysit your child in her home i scape construction. No lawn Hours are 4 pm-8 pm, UNIT OF THREE casement win- Minimum 10 hours per week, Moplewood seeks competent, ANJDOVIR NURSING CENTER any hours, please call 522-' cutting. No experience Monday through dows, 8 ft. wide, 2'/j ft, high, $4.00 per hour. Near Chatham reliable typist who is willing to 0364. necessary. Part and full time or Thursday. You'll en- MULFORDRD, storms and screens. $100. King's and RR. 635-7800. assume responsibility. Coll 763- Saturdays. Days 277-1727 Joy our lovely and TELEMARKETERS HIGH SCHOOL GIRL willing to 464-7198. PART TIME -Respnsible persons 6855. ANOOVER, N.J. babysit afternoons, evenings Eves. 273-7114. convenient suburban USED FLETCHER 4 FT. gold seal needed to be "on call" for SWISS screw machine operator, location too. Sandoz Inc., a ma|or phar- ff ii*f Opportunity Cmptoyr and weekends. Own LABORERS NEEDED for land- glass cutting machine -Fair con- challenging diversified work, to experienced only need apply, maceutical company, is ex- transportation. Coll 923-1269. scape construction. No lawn dition, $65. Used Baldwin include typing, deliveries in modern shop, top pay, all To arrange for an In- panding its Telemarketing cutting. No experience RESPONSIBLE, loving person to water-cooled glass Singer pull your area. Coll 80O-872-496O. benefits, profit sharing, pen- terview appointment, Test Unit into o Tele- necessary. Part nnd full time or BLOOMIINUDALE'S care for 15 month old child, 15- grinder - Norton 14 in. Alundun PART TIME- Clerical, no typing, ision, call days, 464-6532. please call Personnel marketing Dept. We are in Suturdoys. Days 277-1727. 20 hours/week. Call 647- wheel, $65. Call or visit, H.G. no phones, hours flexible, small at: the process of hiring for a Evos 273-7114. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, We are accepting applications for full time, part time (I2-5 1870. Edwards, 24 Franklin Place, office in my home. Call Barbara ' some typing, entry level posi- large port time, 2 shifts or I -6) and evenings/weekend positions for the Christmas Summit. 273-3224. LOOKING FOR THAT RIGHT OP- 635-9629. tion, will train, call 464-0200. 464-6900 Telemarketing Sales force. Season. Come join us and work in an environment that is like PORTUNITY" Look no further) Morning and afternoon FLEA MARKET PART-TIME 10-4 Monday "no other store In the world". We offer an Immediate dis- Great company needs bright Secretary shiTts available. Extensive Used Book Sale through Friday in Millburn. count to our temporary employees. person to handle a variety of Duties include diversified OAKITE training In product know- HARVEST Including childrens, hardback, Customer service duties to in- office duties. Hurryl to clerical, typing, telephone, ledge, telemarketing tech- novels, reference and foreign clude phone answering, light PRODUCTS, Apply in person MARKET SALE $14,560, f/pd Eileen 273- etc., 35 hr. week. Office in niques and skills is provid- language. Friday, Oct 12, 1pm- typing, filing and retail sales.' Monday thru Fridoy 10:30-4:00 6500, Snelling & Snelling, Sum- vicinity of Chatham-Springfield. ed. No travel required. Sat-Oct 20; 9:30am- 5pm, Childrens Books Od 13- $4.00 per hour. Coll 376-4600. INC. Monday Evenings 7-8:30 mit. Call for interview635-2l80. Must project a positive im- 2:30pm 27, 1984, All Books Sot. 9.-30- REAL ESTATE SALES 50 Valley Road 6pm. Weekdays llam-830piii. Laborer/Helper TELEPHONE age over the telephone. Stanley Congregational licensed real estate sales peo- Berkeley Heights, BLOOMINGDALE'S No Sundays. Summit College For construction company. Must OPERATOR/CASHIER needed for Sales experience and Church ple needed. Member of multiple Club (AAUW) Oakes Memorial have dependable busy automobile dealership, NJ07922 medical background prefer- The Mall at Short Hills Falrmount Ave, Church, 120 Morris Ave and transportation. $5.50 per hour, listing and national referral must be able to type, please Equal red. Excellent working en- Chatham franchise. Immediate floor call 277-3300 for an appoint- Opportunity vironment, salary and in- Russell PI, Summit NJ 07901 6350864. An equal opportunity employer m/f Flea market, rummage sale, time. ERA KARLTON, Realtors ment, ask for Mrs. Dare. Employer M-F centives. (201)273-3721. MACHINIST/ 464-1570 craft boutique, gourmet TOOLMAKER TIRED OF TRAVELING? This goodies, silent auction, VELVETEEN SOFA and lovescut RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Apply by telephone only to: set, eorthtone colors $350, Manufacturing company in rapidly growing local co. needs STUDENTS SEEK EMPLOYMENT SERRV products. •Needed for mid-sized architec- Leslie Billa high back brown velveteen chair Berkeley Heights needs ex- a gd. typist. A great spoil MACHINIST tural office in Livingston. Good 201-386-8694 $100, 2 ginger jar lamps $20 perienced machinists for short Super Bnfts. To $880/mo. F. N/C MILLING S/U typing/ filing/ phone manner High School students are now available each, 2 end tables, 1 coffee run and model making. Ex- pd. Call Jayne. 273-6500. OPERATOR FOR SALE essential. Will train on word for child cure, light housekeeping, catering, table, mirrored tops $65 each, perience in setups and opera- Snelling ond Snelling, Summit. PART TIME tutoring, clerical services, yard work, odd jobs. processor. Full time position. all in excellent condition, must tion of lathes and milling Plan, program and operate STOCK HELP AUTO-SUNROOFS Hours flexible. Salary commen- TIRED OF WORKING FOR POOR see. Call 647-7581. machines. Call Jim McKeon at from blueprints and draw- YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICES For cars, pickups, vans, pickup surate with experience. Call Jan MANAGEMENT? Div. of Fortune 464-0190. Can arrange evening ings. Should have an For Drug Fair'store In War- NEW PROVIDENCE truck bed liners, sliding rear at 994-3434. 500 co. is seeking ENERGY per- appointment. son who wonts to invest in a equivalent of 5 years trades ren. Excellent working con- (funded by the United Way) windows, van conversions. Top CABBY'S RECEPTION DESK -Tennis club, careerl $866/mo. F. Pd. Call experience. Salary range ditions, employee dis- quality, low prices. Rainbow CLOTHES PATCH MANAGER -Looking for a part time, weekends. Day and Liz 273-6500 Snelling and Snell- $10.90 to $13.52 per counts, paid holidays and 865-0661 Sunroofs 464-4150qc responsible person who's in- evening. 635-1222 Ask for hour. Excellent company vacation. Will train, no ex- Retail Boutique- ing Summit. CAMERA COLLECTION FOR SALE. terested in a permanent posi- manager. paid benefits. Call Mr E. perience necessary. TRAVEL AGENT Wholesale Showroom 200 pieces represent growtn of tion as manager of a landscap- ULTRASOUND TECHNICIAN Sisco for oppt at: 992-7700 Customer oriented in- MARRIOTT RECEPTIONIST -Law office. 1- state of the arts. Entire set • ing business. Good wages, must •PART TIME. Responsible part dividual and homemokers CORP Join a large and progressive Custom made clothes 5:30PM. Typing and prior office groups • or single items. Sale be 18 or older, must have time position available, every MICROLAB/FXR encouraged to apply. travel company. Good for your Cabbage license, experience preferred, experience helpful. Call Arlene Oct 14, preview Oct 13. Coll other Saturday, 9AM-1PM, to 10 Microlob Rd Applications available at: benefits, opportunity for Patch Cuties. Top but will train. Position open im- 273-5545. join the progressive field of Executive dining room 201 -277-3598 after 6pm. quality and creative Livingston NJ 07039 DRUG FAIR atmosphere, ideal for advancement, congenial at- mediately. Call after 6PM for RECEPTIONIST POSTITION ultrasound technology in our Equal opportunity employer moshere. Need efficient EMERGENCY must sell week old designs for that spe- an appt. Mancini's Landscape Group Practice facility. If in- IN WARREN available. Approx 30 hours m/f housewife with organized individual with Hotpoint side by side cial KID in your life. Services, 464-6491. weekly. Anthony Garubo Hair terested, and you have previous Must be 18 and over ' children, FLEXI- Sabre background and refrigerator, also chairs, Call Retailers inquiries MAN -FULL OR PART TIME. Design Group, Maplewood. experience in ultrasonography BLE HOURS minimum of 3 yrs retail ex- 273-6257. welcome. Store houts 7621212 or after 6PM 635- call Personnel, 273-3791. Sum- daily 9-5 by appoint- Benefits, hospitolization, vaca- USA perience. Please call FOR SALE 6 piece dining room 4838. mit Medical Group, P.A,, 129 ment. Please coll tion. Driving truck and yard set, 4 chairs, table with leaf, Summit Ave, Summit, NJ. Reneeat: work. Coll for appl. A.D.Ru- RECREATION THERAPIST -Full 884-3744 887-4000 buffet, Pecan finish, $295. nyon Company, 647-0018. lime. Degree in recreation or WAITERS, WAITRESSES Lowery organ, Parade model, 2 467-8590 related geriatric field. Supervis- WANTED. Days, apply in person EEOm/w years old, to manual, 19 in- MASONRY LABORERS WANTED ing position and experience in between 3-5pm. The Office, 61 SUMMIT struments, 14 rhythms, asking Experienced. 464-3776. program planning. Call Mr Union PI. Summit. ROOTS $3,800, wheels and tires for FURNITURE Retailing At EXPERIENCED MEDICAL HOUSEKEEPER Desher, 8221500. WAITER/WAITRESS 9-5 and VW Rabbit. Ice hockey equip- FOR SALE MEDICAL ASSISTANT -Full and Its Best ASSISTANT/RECEPTIONIST BABYSITTER f.url lime. Mature-minded in- SALES HELP 3NT OF evenings. Call for interview ment, 464-3961. for doctor's office after- 98" TEAK WALL HUNG SYSTEM, Friendly's Restaurant, 464- dividual wanted to work in local WESTFIELD'S LEADING jewelers Do you like people like to sell - like the very noon. Call 377-9500 after One 11 year old child part G.E. STOVE -40 in white 4738. Equal Opportunity 3 bays, stained glass doors, doctor's office days and eves. is looking for full time and part finest clothing? Ipm. or full time. Live in or out. double oven, self cleaning range Employer. $350, Tonturi rowing machine Medical experience helpful but time sales people. Retail ex- Must have references with sensi-temp, outstanding $90, 40" trampoline $30, not necessary. Must be per- perience helpful but not WAITRESS WANTED -2PM-7PM, ROOTS in Summit, Short Hills, and Morristown 522-0613. condition, remodeled kitchen, sonable and flexible. Call necessary. Call Mr. Zakian for Mon-Fri. Apply in person. is seeking to add several outstanding SALES PAR! TIME PERMANENT $250. Call 273-7888. chandelier $49, 2 rodinl tires between 1-3PM only. 464- $20 each, mirror 27x60 $29, an appt, 233-7048. Louvis Restaurant, 363 Spr- ASSOCIATES to our staff. We have openings In GREAT METROPOLITAN OPERA •1063. SALES HELP NEEDED for lug ingfield Ave, Summit. our Mens and Womens Departments. VARIOUS SHIFTS seois for various Thursday plus other household items, gage/gift store in The Mall at $67hr Mon-Fri MEDICAL RECORDS FILE CLERK WAITRESS wanted, full or port MANAGER nights, please call 467-0558. 464-3223. •Permanent full lime position Short Hills. We seek pleasant Our salaries and benefits are very competitive time, Gasoline Alley. Apply in KERMAN RUG -Ivory. Excellent available Ability to commun- people for f/t and p/t hours on and our "upward mobility" is outstanding. Load ond unload trailers. Needed to work in AFTER REMODELING SALE. 3 person at 428 Springfield Ave., condition. 17'xl2' app. Best ciale effectively with putients, a permanent or temporary Please contact Cynthia Wieboldt at 665-2040 Fost paced, high volume, prestigious surroundings in carpets 21'xl4', 14'xl0', Berkeley Heights. offer over $7,000. 798-1633. doctors and hospitals, typing basis. Coll 376-4120. for further information or apply in person at our moving packages manually, new childrens boutique in 20'xl4' very good condilion WAITRESS -EXPERIENCED. Good stores. up to 70lbs. Full benefits The Mall at Short Hills. KING SIZE WATER BED -with preferred. Pleasant at- SALES PERSON best offer, antique dining room salary, good tips, paid vaca- paid after 6 mo. Apply Mon Must be flexible with work- bookcase headboard, excellent mosphere, excellent compuny LADY'S SPORTSWEAR set 10 pieces very good condi- paid benefits. If interested, call tion. Hours 7AM-3PM Call and Tues9-11; 30am ing hours. Phone 467-4550 condition, $250. 665-90B3. )O-5:3OPM (No nights) tion $900 or best offer. Call Personnel 273-3791. Summit 273-6)36 or 273-1275 ask for Neil. LAZY DAISY ENGINEERS KITCHEN SET $65, silver, after 6 pm 665-9390. Medical Group, P.A., 129 Sum- WAITRESS, Inn, UNITED PARCEL Moplewood& Chatham Twsp TECHNICIANS SERVICE Lenox, glass tea cart, crystal, mit Ave, Summit, NJ. Summit, full or port time, will 'china, gloss fireplace doors, BEDROOM SET -Twin beds, 762-2323 799 Jefferson Rd MODELS train. 277-0096. SCIENTISTS NURSES AIDES !crystal chandelier, 464-7317. dresser with large mirror, high SALES PERSON-Full time or part ; ParsipponyNJ Fulltime/ Part time A perfect opportunity to earn time. Experienced for high WAREHOUSE HELPER Must have Equal opportunity employer MICROSCOPE ""- "BAUSCH & chest of drawers, night toble, oxlru income part or full time in valid NJ Driver's License. Apply All shifts all in matching cherry. Best of- fashion boutique in Millburn. To fill technical openings in our: m/f LOMB, type FFS, complete with the exciting field of modeling. Coll 379-6224. in person Thermoplastic Pro- If you enjoy working with accessories and hardwood case fer. Call 464-0676. Experience is not necessary, Sales cessors, Inc., 1268 Volley Rd, the elderly, this is the place $300,273-3107. lull for interview 256-1000. SALESPERSON for quality dry Stirling, NJ 07980. Production Counter Help for you. We are an LTC CLASSIC MAHOGANY F'REMIERE MODELING AGEN- cleaners: Part time, after Engineering facility in Berkeley Heights. MUST SELL contents of apart- WEEKEND companion for elderly (Y.INC, 809 Riverview Dr, school steady position, paid New Product Development Experience a plus but not ment including bedroom, living THOMASVILLE dining toble and lady, live-in, call evenings 635- (olowa.NJ 07512. vacation and holidays. 277 Departments neceassarv. room ond kitchen furniture, pads -6 chairs, buffet end 9731 FRIED NJ State Licensed 0901. Revised pay scale. Roving to Europe. Call 464- server, $800. Call 635-5674 WORKING MOTHER/NIGHT TIME CHICKEN 7114. SALES & COUNTER HELP F/T in We are expanding our operations in Berkeley Call for appt ofter 5:30PM or weekend;,. MODELS NEEDED party goods department. Salary STUDENT 9-3 days, Mon-Fri, Heights. We need engineers and technical 464-0048. Seeking (ill types for upcoming hours flexible, call drug clerk, porsonnel with training and experience in semi- open. Experience helpful but Is now accepting applica- assignments. Open call for new Liss Pharmacy 277-0399 conductor electronics, electro-optical instru- AUCTION AUCTION will train. Phil at Taylor Rental tions (or all shifts. Days, fuces for catalogs, newspapers ments, solid state devices, and in technical CLEANING WOMAN 464-9111. nights and weekends, Flexi- mid magazines. Experience sales and marketing. RECEPTIONIST; ble hours to fit your needs. helpful but not necessary. Must MUST VACATE PREMISES BY OCT. 31 SOOWNEP.SSAYSEUHI SECRETARY " BOOKKEEPER Theso are career opportunities with an estab- Possibilities of advance- For Berkeley H:s. Office hovo neat, attractive features . PART TIME/ lished local instrument company which has ment for 'career oriented 5 Days Per Week und the ability to work in front AUCTION Administrative PERMANENT recently become a division of a major, well- personnel. 2 Hours Per Day of camera If you fit these re known optical corporation. Pis. call 464-2244, 9-6 IDEAL POSITION IN FINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES c|uiremenls, call 882-9150. Secretary Openings include: 625-1432 SAT., OCT. 20,11:00 A.M., INSPECTION 10:00 A.M. lOMPLEX IV, 15 Gloria lane, Data Processing center for a SUMMIT - Design and realization of new instruments I90RI46 fiiirfield.NJ. large international industrial MON-FRI, 1-7PM • Production and testing of instruments to WORK WANTED ELEGANTE "1J State Licensed. Rockawoy corporation is seeking an ex SAT, 9-12PM internal and customer specifications. ID OUTGOING, perienced administrative - Technical sales and applications engi- EXPERIENCED SECRETARY ANTIQUES INC. wishes permonent part-time FUN LOVING, DEPEN- secretary with excellent gram- neering, in contact with customers in 175 MAPLEWOOD AVKNUE Leading international com- DABLE PERSON to deliver mor and writing skills Repor all parts of the country. secretarial position, flexible MAPLEWOOD pany in Summit has on im- ASSEMBLERS biilloons. Part time or full time ting to the Data Center Considerable travel may be required'for some hours, approx 20 25 mediate opening for a self DIRECTIONS: From Garden State Parkway positions available Call Prudy Manager, this position will positions. Generous salary and benefit plans hrs /week. Call 464-7692 motivated, energetic in- Assemble small, very Southbound, Exit 143A (Lyons Avenue) ti« oppt 467-8330. allow independent work in such are administered by our parent company. after 5 pm. dividual with a flair for straight to Springfield Avenue. Make right onto areas as performance reports, For further information please telephone or precise product. Fit- NURSE'S AIDE EXPERIENCED figures, good typing ability, Springfield Avenue. Take Springfield Avenue assisting in budget preparation write in strict confidence to: ting parts to close HOUSECLEANING Good S'IHIH nursing home in Chatham, ond a very pleasant phone to right onto Millburn Ave. Make right onto and analysis, monitoring ap- references, ovailoble, own cor, uill 635 0899 between 10AM- personality If you fill tolerance. Will do Valley St. Pass golf course make left onto propriations and office ad- V.Saba reliable Coll after 2PM 753- everyone of the re- testing and final ad- Baker St. Make right onto Maplewood Ave. ministration. Applicants must quirements, call 277 0300 Research Devices-Division of 3746. OPTICIANS ASSISTANT Sales possess word processing ability, justment. Call: for an interview appoint The American Optical Corp. TERMS: Cilh, Vila MC Plus 10% 8uy»r« Premium experience necessary Call lor preferably on Wang equipment ment. 335 Snyder Avenue iob description and interview Pleasant location ond work en Berkeley Heights, N J 07922 228-0800 HOUSEWORK. New Providence AUCTIONEERS NOTE: English Antique Fur- appointment Ask for Sandy vironment with an excellent Tel: (201) 464-0668 area, any day, must be picked niture Circa 1770-1870 plus 100's of ac- •167 1690 benefit package including a sub TOOLMAKER up for oth(r areas than NP Coll cessories such as Oil Paintings, Ivory Carv- sulned cafeteria Qualified con 763-3612. ings, Netsuke, Chinese Porcelains, Bronzf;.;, PAINTERS' KitTotD ~?UiT"7»iieT diddles only Please moil com- Experienced in making Jade Carvings, Brass, Art Deco and Novei-u, experience helpful Cull 665 plete reswe with employment Prints, Icon9, Cloisonne, Teakwood and man-/ fter 6PM history ami sokiry requirements fixtures and drill jigs. PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SER more items too numerous to mention. NEED EXTRA CHRISTMAS $$$$? VICE Small business jnd I'-VRTTIME DRIVER witiuuTfoT to R A Sunpson. The HOC Competitive salary Sunday muinuiij ncwspopei t'-ioup Ini. . i-'S Mounliiiit and good benefits. residential, 2 [I'.-rson cleunmg CALL FOR DESCRIPTIVE CATALOG l PART TIME PASTEUP PERSON MONDAY EVENINGS homo ik'hveiy rout*1 in ^umiiuf Avenue, Mutruv *iM NI07')/-l Call: leom «v j t h refer-Mices Cull AUCTION COMPANY OF NEW YORK vikiv 6 "> A \\ Coii'patt | EXPERIENCED ONLY CALL FRAN 464-1025 Shirley'/!/'/ 6'i !(> uuiii's, ik'livt'iv (1i'iv no L'ulli'i •\nli|uul Opportunity ARTHUR HOROWITZ hnpluy t-i \\ -: 228-0800 (212)410-2100 LM)1 kn.kilkj 'ul :)(Jys < The Summit Herald, The New Providence, Berkeley Heights Dispatch Saturday, October 13,1984 Page 11

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FURNITURE SERVICE CARPENTRY HOME MOVING PAPERHANGING AUTO MART FOR SALE GARAGE 5ALE , QARAGESALE OFFERED A-l ALTERATIONS AND HOME CLEANING MOVING. Charlie Vincent. 3251 E. FRITZ BOEGERSHAUSEN- all'1977 SUBARU 4 speed, 31,000 GARAGE SALE -Fri I Sot, Oct FALL CRAFT BOUTIQUE DINING ROOM SET BY WHITE Volley Rd, W. Millington NJ. types of wallcoverings. Quality miles on rebuilt engine, new 12th & 13th, 9-4. Antiques, ONE DAY ONLY, THURS OCT 11, BROKEN SHOWER IMPROVEMENT. Carpentry, MARROW'S -Good condition, best offer. _Li_c. No. PM00315. 647-2236. workmanship since 1931. clutch, exhaust, $1,500, Dove collectibles, organ, hi-riser, air lOom-Bpm 14 JOANNA WAY DOORS REPAIRED windows, doors, partition, pain- HOME • COMMERCIAL Estimates cheerfully given. 464-2515. 3760950. conditioner and household SUMMIT. (TAKE TANGLEW0OD Call 464-2642 ting, roofing, ceiling. No job to WEEKLY - BIWEEKLY OFF ASHLAND). Select quolity ONE TIME BASIS 376-2384. DINING ROOM, contemporary items. 33 Willow St.Millburn. small or large. Reasonable. 1977 VOLKSWAGEN, Scirocco, handmode crafts for the gift CLEAN UP -Basements, Deadline GARAGE SALE -Thurs, Fri & Sot. 596-9783. chompagne edition, all Italian Provincial, fruitwood, giving season. Large ond small garages, brush, etc. Rubbish We Do Windows Corner of Walnut St and Beavoir DIEDRICH STRELEC -Carpentry, Herald & PAVING table extends to 12, sideboard, decorated wreaths arid beautful removal. Short Hills, New Pro- Volkswagen options, 4 speed, Ave, Summit. 9,30AM. additions, alterations, roofing, separate hutch top, 6 chairs. flower ^arrangements included. vidence, Possoic Township Free estimates BE WINTER WISE low miles, excellent condition, GILLETTE, off Long Hill Rd. to area. Coll Greg 647-4297. kitchens, decks. Fully insured. Dlspatcti" Fine condition $450 or best of- Special orders occepted now for 540-9232 Winterize your driveway with $60O sound system, best offer. Mitchell Rd. to 18 Dougherty Free estimate. 273-7368. Christmas. C & C CLEAING SERVICE - our protective winter coat Call Tom at 277-6089 after'. fer. Bedroom, contemporary Ave., tables, baby items, Thursday, 3PM Specializing in general house HOME sealer For free estimate, call antique white, two twin beds, clothes, oak doors, much more FAMILY YARD SALE Sat, Ocl 7:30, if not there leove cleaning. Includes carpets, 273-8588. box springs, firm mattresses, Sat., Sun., Oct. 13, 14,9-4. 13th, 10-4. 734 Springfield IMPROVEMENT MUSICAL message. ovens, windows, walls, stoves, THE OLD HOUSE Ave, Summit. dresser, full beveled mirror, HUGE MOVING SALE, furniture, ond office floor waxing. 753- CARPENTER BATHROOM TILE REPAIRS. Tiles INSTRUCTION PIANO TUNING 1978 CHEVROLET NOVA, 4 night table, highboy. Top condi- lamps, housewares, side-by- FOUR FAMILY SALE • 32 Sunset 5946. fiKnaMing, Rtnovollora, Report regrouted and cleaned. Tubs P|AN0| ACCORDION, GUITAR door, PS, air conditioning, snow tion $250, 379-4751. side refrigerotor, 2 Schwlnn 10- Dr., Summit, Fri. and Sat. Oct. fully Insured. FOR FINE PIANO TUNING AND FRONTIER ELECTRIC COMPANY, recoulked. Call Rich, days 381- .Frce instrument, free trial tires, asking $950, 647-9535 speeds, much miscellaneous. 19 and 20, 9-3, bikes, Jim Ambnwky M7-708O REPAIRING CALL L. HORVATH. ETHAN ALLAN 30 Inch Pine 1 Clark St., Summit. Prompt 3716,eves862-3521. - |essorii cortlf|ed .,acher, 464. after 6. Everything must go, 7 Romsey household items, toys, pictures 277-3529. cabinet/bookcase (195, red service. No job too small. 277- Drive, Summit, Oct. 20, 21, ond lots more. Cash only. COMPLETE RESTORATION and 6674 or 761-4065. 1978 LINCOLN VERSAILLE 8 cyl, plaid Lory Boy recliner/rocker Sot. 9-4, Sun, 11-4, 3071. If no answer, 757-5402, ROBERT YOUNG. • concert tuner, quality ref inlshing of hardwood PIANO FLUTE CLARINET auto trans, p/s, disc brakes, $95, gold Koriston rug 10x20 YARD SALE Sat, 10/13, 9-5. K&SREPAIRS rebuilder. Serviced pianos for $175,665-9277. Furniture, clothes, household CLEAN UP floors, complete sand, stain ond SAXIPHONE o/c, loaded, Must be seen, MANY HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN All minor household repairs in- NBC-TV, NY Metro Opero. Guild items, kerosene heater, kitchen finish, free estimates 233- $5500. Call 467-2397. MAPLE COFFEE TABLE and 2 end items, draperies, lamp fixtures, side and out, No job too small. CLEAN UP -Basements, All levels and styles, after set, desk, chairs, lots more. 31 7640 after 6 pm. member,Coll755-H20, tables -$50, King size bed -box bric-a-brac, and much much, All calls responded to within 24 school and evening hours. Brook Rd, New Providence. Rain garages, brush, etc. Rubbish 1978 LTD Station Wagon, P/S, spring and mattress, $100, more. Sat, Oct 13th, 10-4.223 hours, call 665-1087 or 464- DateSun, 10/14. removal. Short Hills, New Pro- FENCE INSTALLATION Jocelyn Kelly A/C, $1500,647-3935, River Bend Rd, Berkeley 1570. PLASTERING twin box spring and mattress vidence, Passaic Township AND REPAIR 273-4143 -$35.322-6011. Heights. % 1978 PONTIAC BONNE VILLE NEED A FEW OR MANY words area. Call Greg 647-4297. Stockade, chain link, and PIANO INSTRUCTION • by ex- LOSTAND FOUND PLASTERING -excellent condition, loaded, MAPLE DINING MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE. typeset? We con do It for you, custom. Free estimates. Call perienced teacher. Call Expert repair or new NEW transmission, brakes and SET,w/leaves,pads, hutch, 4- Friday ond Saturday October FOUND -GOLD BRACELET. quickly. And you can choose CLEAN UP - any appliances, 464-3163 after 10am. Margaret Cook 464-7422, sheetrock toping. chairs, excellent condition. 2- 12,13. 10-4pm. Sheffield Rood Vicinity of Bunch of Grapes from a wide range of type household, yard, etc., etc., exhaust system, original owner, '. HOME CLEANING CARE per- PIANO INSTRUCTIONS • Ex- Carpentry & Alterations. large brass lamps, others. 14- (off EssexRd). styles. Call 464-1025 for an debris. Charlie Vincent. 647- garage kept, $3000. Call 273- Restaurant, Summit, late 19B3. sonalized to meet your needs. perienced teacher • M.M. • appointment • • Dimensions,Is 6897. inch wheels w/tires, OCT 12th & 13th, 10-4. OCT Call 634-0402 after 7PM. 2236. L_ Executive and Professional Design. Juilliard. Kenneth Mollor 464- PHIL EPISCOPO cheop.277-0002. , • 14th, 12-4. Tons of baby Home Core, Inc. 245-1945. 3736,212-877-3091. LOST all black, large kitten on 665-0761 1979 FORD FIESTA with sport • OFF WHITE COTTON VELVETEEN items, crib and dresser, PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEY • Thursday evening, 9/27 vicinity CLOCK REPAIR PIANO LESSONS-- offering a package, 4 cyl., 4 speed, 30 COUCH -Curved back, 78 in,clothes, toys, misc, household, Available for all occasions. INCOME TAX fresh and stimulating approach MPG, front wheel drive, good condition, $300. Antique some furniture. 17 Springfield of Kent Place Blvd. and Colonial Price negotiable, Call 862-4252 DAVIES & COX PLUMBING TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE NEW toward study of the instrument cassette player, excellent con- - green student's desk -4 drawer, Ave, Berkeley Heights. Rd. Call 5220314. after 6PM. txpert watch & clock repairs TAX LAWS, have your income for adults, children, all levels. WATER SPECIALIST ditlon inside and out $1500 or * good condition, $50. Simmons OCT. 13, 10-5, Maternity TYPESETTING and design • We done on premises. Antique 8. V, &• J. MERCADANTE. Sump REWARD for return of block JAMES VAUGHAM35-1267, best offer. Call 277-1554. : double hlde-a-bed -gold, 2 can design ond typeset your modern timepieces. 7A tax prepared by a tax specialist clothes, baby items, books, plastic brief case to J.A. Baird, pumps installed. Complete line cushion, $100. Call 277-3818 knick knacks, kitchen sink, leaflets, brochures, posters, Beechwood Rd., Summit. and put more $$$ in your PIANO RENTALS NJ address, 10 Euclid Ave., of water drainage. 464-7575 or 1980 DODGE OMNI 4-door Hat- between 6-9PM. church pew, etc., II Woodfield etc. to your specifications. Call 2734274. pocket. Personal or business. 592-8000 746-0410 Summit. Currently at 717 Teal chback, excellent condition, TWO BRASS hanging lights Dr., Short Hills. Dimensions in Design at 464- Ivan Goldstein ond Co. 761- Ct., Naples, FL 33963, 813- 1025 for an appointment. A/C, AM/FM, cloth Interior, w/glass prisms, wrought iron OCT 13th& 14th, 9-4. Exercise 1100. ROOFING 597-2046. CONSTRUCTION tinted glass, 4 speed, rear Italian made chandelier equipment, tools, toys, stove, WANT A SMASHING LEAFLET? HUGO HODULICH • Roofing, defroster, new tires, no rust or w/crystols, kitchen chandelier misc. 247 Elkwood Ave, New Or Attractive Brochure? 464-2610 INSTRUCTIONS dents, maintained by Dodge yellow and green metal, yellow Providence. MUSICAL JUST call Dimensions in Design the Gutters & Leaders, Aluminum straw hanging light kitchen or at 464-1025, make an appoint- EXPERIENCED TEACHER /super- and vinyl siding. 273-4094. mechanic, only 22,000 miles, SALE -GIRL'S BEDROOM FUR- INSTRUMENTS GUITAR bathroom, pair crystal night | ment and we will work up your $4,000., Call 635-8350. NITURE, day bed, couch, black visor will tutor all science sub- table lamps w/shades, contem- FOR SALE dream leaflet, brochure, colen- Studio, & white TV, clothes, toys, much jects. Call after 5 pm 273- SEWING & 1981 DATSUN 280-ZX G.L. porary end table, black cabinet dor, promotion bulletin or what •» ION* _^_ misc. Fri & Sat, 9-3. 8 Robin PIANO, Wurlitzer, Spinet, solid "OONflWiCnON COT*"" 2354. Inc. w/gold design, humidifier have you. ALTERATIONS Package, loaded with options, Court, Stirling. (Off Winding oak case, perfect condition, cabinet style floor model. Call Alterations •R«mod»llng TUTOR -CERTIFIED EL. ED. always garaged, meticulously Way). bench included $650, call after YARDS, CELLARS, AT- CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY drapes, 966-1482 for appointment. maintained, drives and looks 6 pm 464-2390. TICS, GARAGES CLEAN- Additions • Sun O«ck« TEACHER willing to tutor your 72 South Str«»t, bedspreads, also expert altera- I SAT, OCT. 20, 9,30-3, very ED, RUBBISH REMOVED child. Reasonable fee. If In- Niw Providence like new, burgundy with thin CAMPAIGN FURNITURE ^2 ' many items, large and small, tions, 20 years experience, AND LIGHT HAULING. 40775 terested, call Simone 273-6826 (Oil QaUl Drive) white pin stripe on side, 38,000 chests with bookcases, $300, priced to sell, 7 Iris Rd. (off 464-1317. WANTED REASONABLE RATES. after 4PM. miles. $8,500. Coll 322-9021 light beige Berber shag area rug Canoebrook Pkwy.) Summit. TO BUY CALL 273-4340. CESARE BADOLATO after 6PM or weekends -5'7"x8'2", 100 percent wool, SAT ONLY, LAWN FENCE INSTALLATION Musical 68 Park Avenue, Summit onytlme. never used, $200, w/w SALE, Oct. 20 8 3, 15 Gales LIONEL, IVES, AMERICAN FLYER LANDSCAPING AND REPAIR ELECTROLYSIS Equipment Alterations for men, women, & carpeting -beige 12x20, pale Dr., New Providence. Game AND other toy trains. Im- 1981 GREEN DODGE OMNI 024 Stockade, chain link, and .FALL CLEANUP -Gutters clean- UP TO 55% OFF children, 277-6747. green 12x17 -$600. 665- table w/pads, china, small mediate cash. Top prices paid. CYNTHIA HUNTINGTON, RN •Standard, 49,000 miles, ask- clock, ladder, clothes, toys, custom. Free estimates. Call ed. Reasonable rates. Call 277- Professional 0881. 635-2058 or 334-8709. Royal College of Nursing TREE SERVICE ing $3,000. Coll ofter 6:30PM much miscellaneous, no junk. 4A4-3163 after 10cm. 623I after 7PM. Private Instruction CERTIFIED ELECTROLOGIST 665-1395. • DEFINITELY NO EARLY BIRDS. PAY CASH for used Oriental 12 Instructors WRISLEY'S TREE SERVICE. Cer- DINING ROOM SET, 9 pieces, 6 22 Bank St., Summit FRANK'S LANDSCAPING & Qullir, Btnjo, Bus, rugs and tapestries. 837-0080. Electrician tified tree spraying, tree 1981 TOYOTA SUPRA-2 tone, 5 years old $600 (original SAT., SUN., OCT. 13-14, 10-4, Open Sunday GARDENING -Spring clean up, Mandolin, Violin, electric motors and pumps, removals ond pruning, lot clear- speed, , sun roof, $2,000). Upright piano, PIANOS WANTED For appointment or lawn maintenance and contrac- Drums, Flute and steel cabinets, bowling ball, FREE APPRAISAL SPURR ELECTRIC ing ond wood chips. Fully in- stereo/equalizer, plus all op- Baldwin,' 7 years old, prime complimentary consultation ting, shrubs,- new lawn, free Piano childrens clothes and toys and 592-8000 sured. 538-2311. tions, 27,000 miles. 464- condition $900. Thursday all New ond old work. Recess- 522-0180 estimate. Call 653-4953 All Styles for all Age* many other items, 60 Beech 6349. day and Friday after 4, 36 Slier- WANTED • World War 1, World ed lighting, track lighting. Band RohearMi Space Ave., Berkeley Heights. HANDYMAN LANDSCAPING brook Dr., Berkeley Heights, War 2 Souvenirs. American, Licensed and bonded. No job Available • supsrvlied AUTO MART 1982 CAMAR0 Berniletto, oil SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 9-3, 42 Nazi, Japanese helmenls, dag- FNTERTAINMENT & CLEANING 464-6970. too small. power, excellent condition, Oakland PI,, Summit. Furniture, gers, medals, uniforms, etc. Odd job, small trees cut, and 1962 FORD Country Squire, 4 NEED A DISC general cleaning. Residential 16,000 miles, $8,000. Call SAVINGS UP TOqueen bedroom set, oriental rug After 6PM. 665-1087. 851-9614 Sal»j ot Instruments, door Station Wugon $250. Coll JOCKEY and commercial. Low price. Call 522-1883 nights. 50%. Catalogues available ond misc. household. NANCYHERMANCEAN- Accessorial Sheet Music 273-0029 5-10 pm. to look through In your and compare. 522-0844 call &R«ords SIX BURNER gas Chef's stove, TIQUE BUYING SER- 7983! CHEVY IMPALA ^9 home. Over 350 top PACIO CAR WAXING • If you're having a pciy, anytime. Rontilsilso Available 1964 CHEVY, good condition, miscellaneous trifles and VICE • 1 North Passaic Ave, wedding,, or other passenger wagon, auto, A/C, manufacturers. Call Dianiw LAWN SERVICE -Castle Lawn & new tires and battery $550, treasures, Fri., Sot., Oct. 12 Chatham. Tues • Sat 1-4. Crazy Appearance recondi- engagements ond you want P/B, P/S, roof rack, 36,000 Mack, 647-4553. Garden Service -Complete 404-2610 Call 522-1883 nights. and 13, 9 to 4, 62 Dale Dr., about buying old:jowelry, dolls, tioning. Simonhed to quolity entertainment, we miles, good condition. $6,600. cleanups and landscaping. Jerry Chothom Township. oriental rugs, furniture, silver, a long lasting finish. can help. Professional disc 668-1063, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN -$600. 379-6672. GARAGE SALE SPORTS EQUIPMENT, camping china, etc. "Quality household Professionally done, jockoy available at very inside and out. Call ,277-2847. equipment, Rossignol skiis, ice sales conducted. 'Free ap- reasonable rates. Call 862- 1982 SUBARU, GLF, black, 2-FAMILY SALE -Saturday, Oct for appt. skates, electronic games, box praisals for Sr. Citizens. 635- 4252 after 6pm. _J dscnnlng 196D DODGE DART -Excellent auto., sunroof, trunk rack, 5 13th, 10-3:30. Household 2733,377-2138,377-2054. PAINTING games, crafts, picnic bosket running condition, automatic, ' year warranty, digital radio and items, baby items, bedspreads, 464-2028 EXPERIENCED" with supplies, new Swivelier in- GOOD BOOKS heater, rear defroster, new tape, front wheel drive, 32,000 and lots more. 17 Huntley Rd, stant, adjustable wall lamps, Here's To EUROPEAN DECORATORS-Com- Complete lawn maintenance battery, snow tires, $450. Call miles, like new, must sell, Summit. folding bike, pet carriers, and BOUGHT & SOLD pulsive perfectionists - will High prices paid. Prompt APPLIANCE • cutting, weed control, 582-6110 or 582-6637 $6,500, 273-1752 after 5 pm. more, Sat. Oct. 13, 9-3, 7 point your home or opartment 348 MAPLE ST., New Pro- removal. Browsers welcome. REPAIRS "DOIN'THE landscape design and fer- weekdays. Manor Hill Rd., (off Ashland) flawlessly. Expert wallcovering. 1983 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, vidence, Sat., Oct. 13,11-4. Free parking. tilizing. Summit, Cash Only, COOK'S APPLIANCE SALES AND THINGS THAT 1969 VW BUG -Auto, re-built Fifth Ave., 4 door, auto., V-8, The Chatham Bookseller WE WANT TO..." Excellent references. 3 FAMILY SALE -Dining room 8 Green Village Rd., Madison SERVICE ON MOST APPLIANCE Eves. Reasonable rate. We aim to engine, needs body work, AM/FM cass., tilt/cruise, lux. GARAGE SALE -Saturday, Oct Days and patio set, wind-up 822-1361 INLCUDING room air- 647-0895 please. Call after 7pm 672- $450. Call after 6PM 464- int. grp., power sunroof, 5/50 13th, 10-4. Roin Date Sunday, 464-6189 phonograph, nice stuff for conditioners, dehumidifiers, s 0509 or 277-1643. warranty, 5,300 miles, 273- Oct 14th. 39 Mldvale Ave, Mill- and a job 7654. reasonable prices. 56 Princeton vacuums, irons, toasters, etc. 7258. ington. Antique jewelry, SERVICE well done. 1970 VOLVO, carefully main- Ave, Berkeley Heights (Off 110 Park Ave., Summit. 273- T.R.G. LANDSCAPE PAINTING -Interior and ex- AM/FM stereo cassette OFFERED tained, attractive blue interior 1983 DATSUN Nisson Sentro, Park Ave). Saturday, Ocl 13th, receiver, toaster oven, kitchen- 5499. terior. Wall paperhonging. 241- Lawn maintenance, clean ond exterior, good condition, 13,000 miles, sunroof, AM/FM 9,30-3.30. ware, hearth warmer, pottery, -Lou Reed 6282. STEVE'S SMALL ups, new lawns and shrub $975,273-8699. clothing, dorm size radio, excellent condition, ENGINE REPAIR. BASEMENT work. PAINTING -interior and ex- 7 PINE COURT, NEW PRO- refrigerator, ski rock and much $5,900, 277-6856 or call 273- Kollers, Wlsconslns, all terior, reasonable rates, free 1971 CHEVELLE MALIBOU, VIDENCE. Frl&Sat, Oct 19th & more. WATERPROOFING FENCING 1157 until 2PM. makes of lawnmowers, estimates, now booking for the Auto, AC, PS, PB, 75,000 20th, 9AM-5PM. KLH record SHRUB-BUSTERS GARAGE SALE • Furniture, hun- saws, trimmers, FENCE INSTALLATION original miles, brand new tires, BASEMENT Are your shrubs so big that they winter, Ask for Woody 464- 74 DASHER -AM/FM cassette, player and FM radio -2 dreds of records, attic snowblowers. 30 years AND REPAIR WATERPROOFING don't look good? Who can you 601 5. good solid transportation, very good condition, asking speakers, color TV, artist's treasures, lots of experience. Pick-up and Stockade, chain link, and call? SHRUB BUSTERS. We trim, $1,000 firm, call Tom at 665- $1,000. Call 464-3517 after easel, ban|o, broiler oven, elec- miscellaneous, 3 family, 703 delivery. Call after 2pm. Water Specialist custom. Free estimates. Call remove, and/or replace 9730. 1PM. River Rd., Chothom Township, 277-0935. V.J. Mercadante CHANDLER PAINTING tric heater, roll-a-way folding 464-3163 after 10am. overgrown shrubs. We also per- Sat,. Sun., Oct. 13-14,9-5 pm. Top notch interior and exterior 1972 CHEVY TOWNSMAN STA- bed, standing fon, some anti- Sump pumps installed. Com- form oil other maintenance. 75 RABBIT -AM/FM, sunroof, STOCKADE/SPLIT work at sensible prices. Fully in- ques, lots of golf stuff, much, TOOL SALE, mechanics, contrac- plete line of water 3-D LANDSCAPING TION WAGON A/C, auto trans, needs some bodywork, $700 or PERSONAL RAIL sured and free estimates. Coll much, more. tors and shop supplies, A.W. drainoge. 30 yeors ex- Andy Damato P/S, P/B, single owne/, best offer. 464-6242 before SPEAK UP & GET AHEAD. Locol perience. 464-7575 or NEW OR REPAIR 464-1 579 or 647-6271. Kunlz Co., 241 Springfield MELE BROTHERS. 322-7205 78,000 miles, $400. 464- 8PM. 95 RUTGERS AVE, BERKELEY Ave., Berkeley Hts., Sat., Oct. Toastmasters club meets Wed. 746-0410. Leave message 7198. HEIGHTS. Various household evenings 8 to 10. Visitors 464-9492 76 PONTIAC VENTURA -2 dr, 6 13,9-5. Cash only. CUSTOM LANDSCAPING. PAINTING items. Sat 10/13, 10-6, Sun 1972 KARMENGHIA green with cyl, outo trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, TWO FAMILY GARAGE SALE always welcome. Call 273-7659 Shrubs, railroad tie walls, CARPENTRY "' FIREWOOD Ryder Custom Painting block vinyl roof, beige interior, 67,000 miles, dependable 10/14.12-6 Cash only. Sat., Oct. 20, 10-3, oil kinds of after 6 pm. trees, expert lawn care. Free Residential/Commercial / standard shift, $1,500 or best transportation, $900 or best bargains, 83 and 115 Chaucer A-l ALTERATIONS AND HOME FIREWOOD FOR PICK UP -1/10 estimotel 464-3163 after APARTMENT SALE Industrial offer, 464-8655. offer. 464-8033. Dr., Berkeley Hts. Rain Date IMPROVEMENT. Carpentry, cord (trunk load), $15. 1/4 10am. 76GALES DR MRS. WALTERS Year of experience serving Oct 21 st. windows, doors, partition, pain- NEW PROVIDENCE A PSYCHIC READER cord (station wagon), $35. 112 LANDSCAPE A'RCHITECHS Will your neighborhood 1972 OLDSM08ILE TORNADO, 77 AMC PACER -61,000 miles, Sat, Oct 13th, 9:30 AND ADVISOR ting, roofing, ceiling. No job to cord -$55. Pine After Pine help you turn your ground or AM/FM, air, power sunroof, A/C, P/S, new tires, must sell, Hand Knotted backyard into an inviting gorden Cash Only small or large. Reasonable. Nursery, 647-3047. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR garoged, $795, 464-7625 $1,300.464-4109. Silk Carpets 596-9783. or nature preserve. We will Brass chandelier, brass an|ique She can and will help Call for free estimate after 5 pm. you In all problems of draw up and execute the design 1977 PONTIAC Ventura, 4 inkwell, antique crystal 'set, GUTTERS or once a plan is drown, you can 1973 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL door, 6 cyl., auto, P/S, P/B, ore the ultimate in luxury life. One visit will con- ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, 661-9312 or 8840877 Friancison dishes, silver, press do the rest. Also advise on under your bare feet. We vince you of her gift. DECKS, INTERIOR REMODELING. CHEAP RATES -Gutters •Fully equipped, good condition, A/C, AM/FM radio, good condi- glass, sofa, chairs, tables, overgrown areas. Free con- import directly and offer Specializing In tarot No job too small. Good work at ^ I owner, garage kept, S800 or tion, asking $1900, call 464- lamps, Lovolor, linens, clothing, and leaders cleaned and flushed sultation. 647-7300. Natural our silk oiientals to you at cards and psychic reasonable prices. Free best offer. Call ofter 5PM 277- 1074. wall-to-wall carpet, household plus screening. Windows ex- Forces Assoc. Millington. M&M SERVICE less than '/, of retail. reading. All readings estimates. 376-4227 or 763- 2742. items, much more by Bev. pertly cleaned. Coll Joe ot 464- 79 PYMOUTH HORIZON -4 dr, private and confiden- 8779 after 6PM. COMPANY BEST BARGAINS -Female clothes SHRUBS A/C, automolic, 41,000 miles, Pastes/earth/jewel tones tial. 9183 Interior, Exterior Pointing. 1974 FORD MUSTANG II, stan- (size 7 to 20), typewriters, New plantings and replacement. good condition, 52,400 or best CARPENTRY -Small custom work V& J MERCADANTE • concrete' Residential, Commercial dard transmission, 165K miles, housewarcs, HOME SEWING Patios, walls, walks, Landscap- Call Anne 2731019 Call 233-1281 a speciolty. Over 20 yeors ex- and Industrial. Top quality runs, $750 or best offer, 522- offer. Coll ofter 5PM 464- SUPPLIES, fabrics, lawn & flagstone, patios, walls, ing, 25 years experience. 169 E. Brood St perience. Free estimates. Ken work. Free estimates 1827. 5539. mowers, weed wacker. Sat, Oct steps, walks repair work. 464- MELE BROS 4649492 Westfield Scull 464-7281. and financing avail- 13th, 9-4. 2 Carleen Court (off 7575 or 746-04)0 I 80 CUTLASS BROUGHAM -P/S, Established 19 years in able. Coll 635-3668, after 1975 DATSUN B-210 Good Possoic Ave), Summit. MULTI-FAMILY MASONRY P/B, air, stereo tope, vinyl top, Westfield PERSONAL 4:30 Monday-Sunday. looking, runs well, good tires, CHROME KITCHEN SET, wood BAKE AND ALL TYPES OF MASONRY - Brick , re-built motor, $1,000. 273- 1 owner, 41,000 miles. dinette set w/pads, many other $6,295. Call 277-2462. GARAGESALE thoroughly and slone work, 20 yeors in the • 7991. household items, call 273- community. After 4PM 277- s SUPERIOR PAINTING cleans*!, 1975 PACER DL -Mag wheels, 81 AMC SPIRIT 0L -Black 8148, Sat., Sun. 10-5, Oct. 20, flushed 0537, [ SERVICE needs some engine and body w/gold pin stripping, tan in- 2K _____ 2 loveseats, brand 'RESIDENTIAL D.A. CHIERA, INC. Mason 'COMMERCIAL '• work. Best offer. 6650333. terior, 4 cyl, auto, 14,000 CLOTHING, toys] household new winter tires, new GET BETTER, work. All kinds ond waterproof- Free Estimates miles, excellent condition, A/C, items, Fri., Sat., Oct. 12, 13, bed frames, kerosene INSURED Insured 1976 FORD (CLUB WAGON) ing. 2770445. P/S, P/B, Sony AM/FM 9-4, 26 Sunset Dr., Summit. stove, and Japanese 1130150) VAN. p/s, p/b, auto, a/c, Minor Tree Trimming All work gutiintted cassette, sunroof & louver, China, many more BALDWIN- 15 ynn eiptritnca EXPERIENCED am/fm stereo, swivel capt. GARAGE SALE -Redwood pieces Items from Japan. Clip 'n Save $6,000. 2770443. MASONRY WORK All chairs, in need of minor body and swing, assorted china, ort 37^667' Ned Stevens types, fireplaces, brick work,) work. $3150. 232-3917 after 81 DATSUN 210-4 speed, rust objects, statuary, office fur- 37 Pearl St. We need you! I After 6PM proofed, AM/FM cassette. niture, much more. Sat, Oct New Providence 226-7379 patios, wolks, decks, tile work, I 6pm. Oct. 19 and 20 7Olyi-6-»PMB«ltTlm« stone work, etc. Reasonable $3,595. Days 533-2921. Con 13th, 10-4. 7 Sutton Or, Exterior/Interior 1976 PORSCHE 911 TARGA rates, free estimates. 647- be seen at Foster Wheeler Corp, Berkeley Heights. 9-4 Love, Painting & Paperhanging ! -Black exterior, tan interior, 2383. Livingston from 12-1. The Herald Staff ! loaded, excellent condition, low I ully Insured References 'mileage. 377-1483. CHEVY 80 CAPRICE -2 dr, dark GARAGE SALE KING IN MASONRY Reasonable Rales ood Quality blue, excellent condition, 8 cyl, GUTTERS, I 1977 BUICK REGAL, goodcondi WAICIIllSCPAIYIINf,: 41,000 miles. 1 owner. Coll tion, blue/white, $2,000 must LEADERS 665-9737 after 6PM. Benefit 355-5804 .sell. 377-4366. Are you interested in learning more about financial respon- Retarded Infants A.R.C. flwktnz for Humor I'uMittn. FORD FAIRM0UNT 1980 White, siblity? The Resource Center for Women invites you to join 1977 PLYMOUTH STATION Union County Ben Corfagnini "Mason Ex red interior, 2 door, 4 cyl.. us when our panel of enperts presents UNDERGROUND WAGON 3 seat, air. P/S, P/B, I ICIo^wn with free balloons 11 pert" has been holding the auto, P/S. P'B, AM, 54,000 auto. P/Seat, AM/FM stereo, Women and Money... DRAINS crown for 30 year". TAYLOR BROTHERS'. miles, excellent condition, Merchandise for all ages. Toys, Clothes, Small Assuming Responsibility Fireplaces, wet bars, 68,583 miles. SI.995 464- $3,400 or best offer. Must Appliances, New Buttons and much much sidewalks steps, stucco, 1064. Thoroughly sell, going bock to Europe 277 moral I Wed., Oct. 17-8PM potios. retaining wails, Cleaned & Flushed 79 280-ZX -Auto, gold ext. 4530 Sat. Oct. 20 Sun. Oct. 21 Calvary Episcopal Church stone, brick, block uo mar- ble work Sump pumps, beige mt, A/C. P-'W, AM/FM 10AM-5PM 12PM-4PM Woodland 1 DeForest Aves Free Estimate LEMANS74 P'8, P/S. clean in- Summit NJ waterproofing. etc stereo, gl pkg S7.70O Day. bide ond uul, good tires, new 946 Springfield Avn. Residential, commercial and 533 2921 Can bo seen at 665-4650 fjhuu'jl sy.tem, reliable New Providence Fully Insured Repairs industrial Free eslnnutes, •Vtm.iiiyii Free Foster Wheifier Corp, Livingston SI,?1)". r Jikwi'S 762 5159 (corner of Maple) fully msuri-d Hit UOV9 MarkMelse 220-4965 from IV 1 PAGE 12, The Summit Herald, Saturday, October 13,1984 Accidents AUTO MART DriverTess car rams two The Herald wishes to rectify two errors in the ' accident AUTO MART ^UTOWRECKER MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE report. V-6 ENGINE, late model General WANTED CARS running or not. The accident report concerning Motors, professionally rebuilt High prices paid, guaranteed H0NDAATC110 1984-3 mon- by Town&Country Garage, ask- $50 up for complete cars. Free Edward Masiello and ing H500 installed, call 522- ths old, like new, paid 51,100. pickup. 273-6745. Christopher Gately should have 1313 Asking $800 firm. Call 647- parked vehicles read, in part: "Masiello told VOLKSWAGEN 1982 RABBIT -2 3225. police that Gately had his left dr hatchback, 4 speed, AM/FM BICYCLES cassette, 35,000 miles, a great FOR SALE SUMMIT—Elvira Mendes of told police that the car, driven by The bicyclist, Michael Zegar- turn signal on. Gately denied that buyl Coll 232-1637 after 7PM, TRUCKS he had such a signal on. Masiello, WOMAN'S 10SPEEDSCHWINN. Summit "can't swear to it," but Graeme Pearce, Summit, had ski, New Providence, said he was FOR SALE believes she put her car in park been traveling west on Kent doing downhill on the sidewalk, in trying to pass Gately on the ^UTO WRECKER Upright handlebars. Mint condi- tion. $100 firm. 273-1212 Ask 1973 GMC-light duty pickup after turning the ignition off last Place, had suddenly left the road, when his,bike struck the Ferrara right, was struck as the Gately car 1-A ABLE AUTOWRECKERS - We for Peg. w/cap, good running condition, Sunday on Springfield Ave. — and did not brake at all. car as it prepared to enter Broad. veered in front of him and turned buy all junk cars, trucks, and must sell $900. 647-2523. just before her driverless car pro- Pearce was taken to the Zegarski was taken to the right. ... vans. Running cars wanted. Call 1975 FORD PICKUP Custom ceeded to roll into a parked car hospital, where an emergency hospital following the accident. "Gately said a passenger in his 464-8695,464-8010 MOPED 100, fair condition, needs some owned by Michael Malloy, Spr- medical doctor said there might car told him to turn right onto An accident in the same stretch AAA AUTO WRECKERS -100 work, best offer, 464-5447 ingfield. have been a "possible heart pro- MOPED PALACE of roadway occurred on Oct. 5. Old Springfield Ave. as he head- good used cars needed right N.J.'s OLDEST MOPED DEALER after 5:30, blem just before the accident." Mendes told police she left her Albert Wolfe, Sr., Summit, told ed east on Springfield." away. Running cars wanted. FANTASTIC $« DISCOUNTS 80 FORD Fl 50- J/< ton pickup, car, with a relative seated on the The incident involving Marjory Any junk cars or trucks bought. Peugeot"Motobecone»Garelli police he was driving west on 3 speed transmission, over passenger side of the front seat, Bicyclist struck Tiger and Mary Bellman should CASH. Coll 464-6408anytime. 1,000's Of Parts & Accessories drive, 8 cyl., 42,000 miles, on sidewalk Broad Street, when a van driven Fost, top quality service parked on Springfield Avenue have read: Mary Bellman, going CARS AM/FM radio. $4200. 464- A vehicle exiting the Colonial by Elijah Norwood, Hillside, J$CASH$$ FOR JUNK 15 Industrial PI Summit, NJ between maple Street and passed him on the right, then north on Glenside Ave., collided CALUAMIE2411609. 277-0005 7575 or 746-0410. Beech wood Road. Pontiac property onto Broad with Marjory Tiger going east on Street between Park Avenue and made a U turn in front of him A police officer on patrol saw and the vehicles collided. Morris Ave. the car suddenly roll forward. It Overlook Road, collided with a struck Malloy's car, causing the bicyclist traveling on the sidewalk Norwood told police he was RIEGLER DODGE Malloy car to strike the car park- headed east, Oct. 6. driving slowly, looking for a A rear-end collision occurred ed in front of it, owned by Francis Ferrara, Springfield, paint store when his car was rear- on Oct. 4 at the intersection of OF SUMMIT Charles Manzella, Summit. told police he was driving slowly ended by the Wolfe car. Nor- River Road and Chatham Road. across the sidewalk to enter wood received two summonses: David Rau, Summit, and Enzo A FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED BUSINESS The Mendes car then went into Fuchetto, Summit, were in a line reverse. The officer quickly Broad Street, driving cautiously one for driving an uninsured jumped into the passenger side of and checking traffic, when his car vehicle, and one for having no of traffic. Both vehicles suffered 1985 DODGE CARAVAN the car, applied the brakes and was struck by the bicycle. driver's license. damage. NEW put the vehicle into park. Mfg. 5 Year NOW The passenger, Mr. Mendes, or 50,000 IN told police he had no idea what :obituariej Mile warrantee STOCK caused the car to travel forward. Mrs. Mendes said she parked the Harold Charles Thomson car, and believes she put it in AMERICA'S WAGON park after turning off the igni- Harold Charles Thomson, He next became the assistant of demonstrated the adaptability of tion. born in Summit in 1903, died Jack Manley Rose in his Brook his mind by obtaining a position SELECTED RECONDITIONED USCD CARS: The officer said in his report Oct. 5, after a brief illness. Hollow Studio. as field engineer with Cornell- . 197« CHIVY MAUmiCUUSK WAGON «1HM i that he placed the vehicle in park Mr. Thomson was a man with During this period, Thomson Dublier, a manufacturer of radio : • * and shut off the engine upon a broad range of interests. He joined with a small group which condensers. Then, in the post- 8 cyl.. Auto Trans., PS/PB, Air, luo. Rack, W war world, he moved to New 50/si seats, 2-Tone Paint. 41,685 Miles. stopping it. studied architecture, was an oil wished to start an art class under 1976 8cyl 010. Auto5 CUTLAS. Trans.S, PS/PBWAGO, NAir , R. «S»95» 1974dr.,0 DODGa cyl.I, Man.str./BrksOMNI . AM/FM »S199M Muromets-Devlne painter of great ability, designed the guiding eye of an excellent ar- York City where he was Defrost, 50/ 50 Bench seats, P. doors, Radio, R. Defrost. 54,971 Miles. employed as an Architectural tilt wills., AM/FM Cass. 52,388 Miles, One driver and a passenger historical maps, wrote on tist and teacher, Blanche Greer. 1981 DODCi 0-190 PICK-UP U895" From this group emerged the Renderer for the State of New 1079 MERCURY COUGAR »5»S" were taken to the hospital follow- American History, and read 6 cvl., 4 spd., AM Radio. 54,004 Miles. charter membership of the Sum- York, Division of Housing a d XR-7.0 cyl., Auto. Trans. PS/PB, P/WIn- M ing a two car accident on Oct. 9 widely in different fields, so that dows & Doors, Air Bkt. Sts., Alum. 1981 DODGI OMM 024 *4195 mit Art Association. Community Renewal. :•'• Wheels. 26,979 Miles. 4 cyl., Auto Trans Man. Str/Brtcs., at the corner of Morris and Nor- his many friends always found AM Radio, Tint Glass, 30,013 Miles His imaginative proposal for ; 1979 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISER wood Avenues. Boris Muromets, him a stimulating and thoughtful Since the depression was an BROUGHAM WACON •3895" 1980 CHIVY CITATION •M95" Summit, and Dolores Devine, conversationalist. ever-present fact, there was the renewal of Chinatown ap- • 8 cvl., Auto. Trans., PS/PB. Air, AM/FM 4 dr.,4 cyl.. Auto Trans., PS/PB, Air, Plainfield, were driving west on He was the son of Sydney and limited work for an artist; but he peared in the New York Tim> Radio, Lug. Rack, 50/50 Bench St. 79,605 AM/FM Radio, R. Defrost, 41,610 Miles. Magazine. Miles. 1981 DODCI OMNI *419S" Morris. Muromets suddenly Edith Thomson. In light of his and a friend, Phil Crouch, open- 4 spd., 4 dr., AM Radio, P/B, Air. 41,233 subsequent interest in history, it ed a studio at 360 Springfield 1974 OLDS CUTLASS SUPRIMI '3595" Miles. made a right turn in front of the He is survived by a sister, Ethel 2 dr., B cyl.l.Aut, Auto Trans.,, PS/PBPS/PB, Air, Landau 1981 OLDS OMMA '4895" Devine vehicle, then ran into a is interesting to note that the core Avenue in the old McClay Dampman of Flemington, New ROVAMRRadio - . 43,443 Miles. 2 dr., 6 cvl., Auto Trans., PS/PB, Air. fence on Kent Place School pro- of the house at 107 Passaic Building. It had been a large Jersey; two brothers: Hugh •: 1973 CHIVY NOVA •2795" AM/FM Radio, R, Defrost. 59.60B Miles. perty. Avenue in which he was brought health salon and rented for $16 a Thomson of Scotia, New York, ' 2 dr., 6 cvl., Auto Trans., PS/PB, sun Roof, 1979 CHIVY MALWU CLASSIC '4193" up was built in the 1830's. He af- month. Many people, whose lives and Arthur Thomson of Mor- AM/FM CaSS. 65,159 Miles. 4 dr., 8 cyl.. Auto Trans.. Kin, Air, R. Devine told police that just Defrost., AM Radio. 48,336 Miles. prior to the accident Muromets fectionately, named the family had been curtailed by the depres- ristown. had his left turn signal on. home Oakholm, and the lovely sion, sought diversion in the arts; RIEGLER DODGE INCORPORATED Muromets and a passenger were oak trees which still line the front and soon the studio was sponsor- A memorial service will be held : taken o the hospital. of the house later appeared in ing classes in drawing, painting, on Monday, October 15, at 4:00 312 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT, NJ pm in the Unitarian Church of HOURS: OPEN M0N., TUES., Car strikes tree several of his paintings. outdoor sketching, and PARTS t SERVICE Summit. THURS. 9-9; WEDS. &FRI. 9-6; Police arrived onthe scene of He attended Summit schools sculpture. Thomson's work was 273-4800 273-4818 SAT. 9-5 an accident on Kent Place and New York University. His seen in many art shows in the Boulevard on Oct. 8, and found a first interest was architecture, metropolitan area. vehicle on the front lawn of 186 and he studied with R.S. Shapter. Thomson drew on his Helen Regan Kent Place Blvd. The vehicle had The Depression of long association with Summit to struck a tree head on. Witnesses the 193O's destroyed any oppor- design a mural which incor- A Mass for Mrs. Helen F. tunities for a future in the field of porated the history of the Regan, 83, of Summit was given architecture, but Mr. Thomson Lackawanna Railroad with many last Tuesday in the Our Lady of was always grateful for the of the town's landmark Peace Church, New Providence. grounding he received in the fun- buildings. Arrangements were by the The Business Directory Of Services damentals of architecture and During his later work years, ht Brough Funeral Home, 535 Spr- design. restored an old home in rural ingfield Aye., Summit. ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Mrs. Regan 'died Oct. 5 in her Flemington and in 1971 returned home. to Summit to take up residence • SERVING THE AREA SINCE 19551 She was a member of the Richard V.C PUBLIC NOTICE with his long-time friend, Mr. ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS Gordon Kenney, in a house Senior Citizens of New Pro- PLANNING t DESIGNING • KITCHENS & BATHS located only a short distance vidence. Qutttrs & Liidart • Roollng • Siding • Mnionty » Brick Walkwiyi • NOTICETO Born in New York City, she Storm Doors « Window* • Skylight* • Sun Decks A Florid* Roomi from Oakholm. CREDITORS lived in Summit for 10 years. CONTRACTORS ESTATE OF Marie M. Dooley, deceased. During the war years he ftpflo Contractors • 522-0467 Pursuant to the order of Ann P. Conti, Surviving are two sons, Robert Interior & Exterior Lighting Designs • FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED • REFERENCESMM* Surrogate of the County of Union, made T. and Thomas J., Jr.; two Wiring lor light, he at, power on the 5th day of October, A.D., 1984, PUBLIC NOTICE brothers, John and - Francis AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 241-8339 If no answer, call 277-3528 upon the application of the undersigned, Hurley; six grandchildren and 10 .NJLIC6857 SUMMIT, NJ as Executrix of the estate of said deceas- cordance with the rules of the Planning ed, notice is hereby given to the creditors Board. great-grandchildren. RENTALS I, p| | Heating of said deceased to exhibit to the In lieu of flowers, contribu- CUSTOM MUFFLER umb ng & subscriber under oath or affirmation their OFFICE PROPERTY ASSOCIATES tions may be made to the RENTALS, INC claims and demands ogoinsl the estate of opplicant(s) American Heart Association. SPECIALISTS 40 Years Experience said deceased within six months from the Date: October 9,1984 We fill propane tanks Victor date of said order, or they will be forever S.H.: October 13, 1984 $11.55 LIFETIME WARRANTY Patty Needs • Tools-Beds • Lawn barred from prosecuting or recovering the O. Mattison WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Equipment • Automotive Tools • same against the subscriber. Contractors Equipment NOTICE Guidetti TAKE NOTICE that on 5th day Nov., Services for Orlando Mattison, 635-7870 Licensed • Insured MRS. J.MANNION 1984, at 8:00 P.M. in the City Hall, a 97, of Summit, were held Friday CALL DAN OR TONY FOR A FREE PRICE QUOTE Executrix N. P.issalc Ave., Chatham * Experienced hearing will be held before the Zoning Dempsey, DempseyS. Sheehan in the chapel of the Pine Acres Bathroom, Kitchen, Hec. Room, Board of Adjustment of the City of Sum- I19A Park Ave., Summit Attorneys Nursing Home, 51 Madison Alterations, Hot Water Heating, mit on the appeal or application of the Cornrt of Broad Sutet PAINTING 307 Springfield Ave. Nut to Maico Spoils * Let Mylri Specialists in Steam and Hot undersigned for a variance or other relief Ave., Madison. Water Heating P.O. Box AJ as to permit the construction of a wood Arrangements were under the 273-7070 Commercial and Industrial Summit, NJ 07901 deck which would be in violation of the re- direction of the Burroughs, Kohr Work Sewer Connections S.H.: October 13, 1984 $7.75 quired rear yard set back on premises located at 85 Prospect St. and designated & Dangler Funeral Home, 106 ADDITIONS- urniture Refinlshing Call 464-1810 as Block 59 Lot 18-A on the Tax Map of Main St., Madison. NOTICE The City of Summit, located in the R-15 TAKE NOTICE that on 22nd day Oct., Mr, Mattison died Sunday in ALTERATIONS Stripping Zone. 1984, at 8:00 P.M. in the City Hall, a the Pine Acres Nursing Home. The application and supporting • EXTERIOR & INTERIOR hearing will be held before the Planning documents are on file in the Office of the He worked as a gardner for STEPHEN H. THE CHAIR-MAN • WALLPAPER Boord of the City of Summit on the appeal • GUTTERS & LEADERS Construction Department and are private estates in Mendham and Furniture Refinlshing or application of the undersigned for a FELLOWS BRUSH A available for inspection. Summit for many years. Mr. Repair • Antiques Restored AIRLESS NO JOB variance or other relief as to permit the PAVING Any interested party may appear at General Constructor SPRAY TOO S^ ALL applicant an exemption from Zoning Or- Mattison retired 12 years ago. CANE- RUSH • SPLINT SEATS said hearing and participate therein in ac- 387 ELM STREET • STIRLING DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION dinance 5.17-3, requiring off-street cordance with the rules of the Zoning Born in White Lake, NY, he Additions & Martin Urbanskl BELGIUM BLOCK CURBING parking upon increose in gross floor area 2730227 Board of Adjustment. lived in Summit for more than 50 Alterations Myersvllle on any lot in the Central Business District SEALCOATING on premises located at 10 Bank Street and years. -SUMMIT- OPEN 7 DA YS, 10-S Nelson's Painting & RESURFACING designated as Block 1 54, Lot 4 on the Tax (couldn't understand Surviving are his wife, Hedda, Drainage Work Map of The City of Summit, located in 1he the signature and two brothers, Willard and & Paper Hanging Retaining Walls Business Zone. 647-1959 S.H.: October 13, 1984 $9.24 George. 273-5132 Brick Patios The application and supporting Carriage House INTERIOR Brick Sidewalks documents are on (ile in the Office of the Bix Service EXTERIOR FRANK SERINA Construction Department ond are PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CHIMNEYS Serving Summit Area 10 Years available for inspection. ROOF OILING 635-6098 • 647-5984 Any interested party may appear at NOTICE CHIMNEYS Furniture Stripping said hearing and participate therein in ac- Hi'finishlng, caning, rushing, etc. cordance with the rules of the Plonning Take notice that on October 1, 1984 a change occurred in the stockholdinas of GUTTERS 1 References Mi till polishing