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Thursday, September 12, 1974 Job enrichment is mbre important or even half as important as wages, my number one priority .' will be economics," he stresses. Survey token on blue collar blues' His survey points up additional areas of concern, hbwever, For example, 75 percent of those questioned indicated they felt it was very IAM official finds most workers satisfied important to increase the availability of further classroom, education on fl no-cogt basis. .. In case of emergency\ The Zip Code . Reports j)} the "blue-collar blues" have been many respects they are more concerned 'With Kenopensky's 16-year-old son hopes to become Still, Kenopensky believes both job en- "• •"•• " . ". call" V exaggerated, says a Machinists union official union goals and place more demands upon the , a diesel mechanic. ' vironmertt and'content have improved ap- 37*0400 for Police Department for Springfield is working toward a master's degree at Rutgers organization than older members, but I think Kenopensky, who negotiates some 25 labo; z : pminhiiny ''•"•p he Ipfpt the shop i n thqlye qarly,'60», . y. First Aid Squv..75p",lhi>n.ld, NJ.'07081 - 686-7700 negotiates labor agreements, handles ar- PXPTIIHVB hnnrri nf his local unlnn-H>.spenLj I EHl tftr'a nttflto-flfinlf- Duration and generally services automotive S«cond ClotK Postog* several years organizing the trucking Industry, CUIIUI O IJUULD DUUIV •VOL. 4^ NO. 50 Moiling [ SPRINGFIELD,.N.j;, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 Subscription fcite mechanics throughout New Jersey and New P.O. Box 69/ Sprlngfl.ld, H.J. 07081 $10.00 Ytarly Pdld ol 5p,lnOll.ld, N.J. 25 Cents Per Copy Yot-k City.-.' :...... : ,.•- . in New Jersey, working 12 to 1'6 hours a day. ENROprNOW— Notes, Kenopensky, "My average day con- 1965 he"was elected to his present With union encouragement, he young people think they sists of about 30 telephone calls, and nobody know it all but a lot of old caljsto say hello." his education on a part-time bai FOR EVENING COURSES years. He holds a bachelor of science'degree salts around know they don't, But be doesn't believe a crisis exists in the' — Richard J. Jackson work' p1uce;YUS~flonie reports -In- recent-years- iobor management^from Emplre>State College have suggested, and he thinks a survey he and is a candl3ale~al~Rulgers*for airraster's STARTING SEPT. 26 conducted of 100 members of his local union degree in education with a major, in labor '.""-* A CO-EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL (Auto Mechanics Lodge 447) substantiates his Studies. '•'-.' RENT THAT ROOOM wjlti h a Want CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 1 Hota ((Mln. O.W) view. - • . " In an example of history repeating itself, coiiiSiXmJO Appliance Servicing -Hcating, Ventilating far outweigh di Kenopensky ' polled leadmen, truck Auto Mechanics l 8 mechanics, .mechanics helpers and partsmen 1 • R{idio& TV Repair IlyABNERGOLD relocation of a home, loss of vegetation nn3_an channeLexcavaiion _!wilhZsn_8Q:fopt. bottpm_ in five New Jersey truck repair shops for a • Beauty Culture' • -• Machine Tools - Benefits to be derived from the proposed $3.5 increased potenilal of flooding in parkland width along the Rahway River from the term paper in a course on—current labor • Commercial Art' • • Welding • million flood control project in Springfield far south of the project area." vicinity of RI.-78 to the Cranford line, as well as~ problems, offered by the Department of Labor • Eleclficily ." . • Maintenance Mechanic outweightthe-disadyantoges,~according-ta-lhe— L -4,400-feet-of-excavation -with-a-50-foot bottom - Studies at Rutgers' University College. Each of PICKUP & DELIVERS • Graphic Arts • Power Engineering final environmental impact statement just. NQ DEFINITE STARTING DATE has been width along Van Winkle's Brook from Wabeno those-«urveyed-completed-a-questionnaireron-~ —r '•— . - •-ftambing:—: issuedJay-the-Army-Xorps-jaLEnfilneera. >._'._'. ivpr ,„^^ aspects of his work, the results were broken 322-2040 Copies of the statement have been distributed Congress at several stages. If everything goes Also projected are 4,700 feet of levees and 300 dpwn according to age groups. ' •.•*• '. • ADULT BASIC EDUCATION n**u to a long list of federal, state, county and neigh- well, Engineers officials slfltedjUji.Spjungfield feet of concrete wall, approximately nine feet Kenopensky reports 44 percent said they DlSfATCH LEGAL DOCUMENTS \ — T T APPRENTICE PROGRAMS. ' SHOP TALK — Truck mechanics generally like their work says Andrew Konopensky, ..PAVROlLjg.l.USGAGE • ETC, boring municipal offices, • as well as the hearing last winter, the earliest time for high, from Springfield avenue to Linden right, a Machinists union business representative/here discussing dental coverage were more satisfied tharrthey werethree years•- • Electrical Trades ' • Welding '. • Township of Springfield, mayor's office, completion'might be approximate^ 1980. avenue, and 1,600 feet of levees along the brook ago with their pay, fringe benefits and working; . • Auto Mechanics .' • Machine Shop. with journeyman mechanic George Scott. Kenopensky, a Rutgers graduate student, Environmental" Commission and Historical The plan calls for 14,800 linear feet of - (Continued on page io) conditions, while 38 percent claimed to be about Dental Laboratories • Plumbing • Tool & Die Making recently surveyed 100 mechanics on how they feel about their jobs. Society. ;. as satisfied. . •.-'•. CompulerJorVlce- . Machine Shopi Free Tuition to Senior Cilittni (on space available bask). The report summarizes the proposal as "If anything, our members are alienated by (0SME1IK IN PERSON REGISTRATION SEPT. 16,17,18 (7.-9 P.M.) 'construction of a flood control project in outside force's they have no control over," says Port Offices Springfield consisting of channel modification, Admiral Zumwalt to talk Kenopensky, citing inflation and wage ceilings •„',.'• INBAXELHALL . • •> . " levees and ponding areas along Van Winkle's as prime examples: . ;- SERVING ALL f±rb NEW JERSEY For mail registration, brochure & Information, call Mrs. Kllm, 8B9-200O Brook and the Rahway River." In making the study, he was particularly It declares, "The protective measures will interested in the response of those still in their SHORT DELIVERY SERVICE UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOLS reduce flood darnages' and business losses and Keen? on Wednesday .20s, ' " . P. O. Box 362 Scotch Plains, N. J. 07076 1776 Ranlan Road Scotch Plains N. X 07076 •enhance property values. There will also be a "I find that young workers are not turned off, ' -201 - 322-2040 Phone(201> 889-2000 reduction of hazards to life and health nnd a Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, who retired at Kean College, Union, on Wednesday at 8 p.m. as some other surveys indicated," he^says. "In general lessening of anxiety due to a fear of earlier this year as chief of naval operations. in the Wilkins Theatre for the Performing Arts, flooding. Adversely, short-term construction will open the 1974-75 Townsend Lecture Series - The lecture is free arid open to.the public as a impacts and long-term impacts on wildlife, community service of the state-supported rccreatiQri!lrathgtics_and aijiwtic^ life will oc- AD-V-E-R-T-I-S-E-AVE-N-T— , eollege-of-liberal-arls-and seienees,-—-'- Goodjjeglth "7J • ^p 0 Zumwalt, called "The Mod Admiral" for his Under "adverse environmental impacts," Hearing 1 eStS oet' - tradition-breaking "people's programs" was by walking the report states, "Construction impacts in- -"**"-ttre*yiruiim! cliidc noise and air jwllutjon^traffic ip; Free electronic hearing testa will be given and. at age 49. to serve as cBTef orn55H terruptlons and stream turbidity and siltatiori."" at Deltone Hearing Aid Service offices on -you're on the.-. Long-term .. impacts' include dislocation of Monday and Wednesijay t terminated so-called "Mickey Mouse" regulations he characterized as health. wildlite..dlsr,uptiQn:of aguatic life, degradation Factory-trained hearing aid specialists of esthetic appearance, diminution of will be at the office listed below to perform demanding-and-abfO6ive-Uan

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2-Thursday, September 19, 1974-SPRINGFIElD(N^J.j LEADER SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER Thursday, Septamber 19, 1974-3 Presbyterian Qualifications for reelection Committee member, member of the giiiimiuiuumuiiiiiiiuBui'Jii'riiiiiwiitmiiiiiiiiiiunniiiiiiimgiuig Banner season* predicted By director Springfield Republican Club. Springfield | Mayor opposed j Republican County Committee and served as Churclr School its vice-chairman, Knights of Columbus, Saint § The leader Incorrectly reported that i detailed by Banner, Ruocco James Roman Catholic Church, president of j| the ordinance requiring landlords to j| g post (security bom) to rnsurc .prompt § •T*^ I fJL ^0g^pj ^^0 ^L 0^ ^^^^ •> *• VfedBW ^0BkJ ^fll^H A M ' • of ma Commifteemen" Norman O: Banner ana "Banner offered as his background the "Amico; Institute of Electrical and Electronics William A. Ruocco, Republican candidates for following: deputy mayor public safety Engineers, and hasVeslded in Springfield for 13 E action on emergency repairs, and H '.X\ The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School reelection to the Springfield Township, Com- chairman, finance chairman, Township years. . • S setting up a commission to enforce the s The regular fall schedule of Church School Marching Band is looking forward to "a banner mittee, this week summarized their Committee representative to the Board of Banner and Ruocco concluded, "We know the = measure, wus passed unanimously "at | " ' classea'«uid worship services "will begin Sunday srasnn." [his year, according tfldjitjctor Jeffrey itlcaUonB-fof-lhe-w>tcr«-of-Springflfld —HealthrlibFapy-tfuateerformer-chairman-ofthe- = the An*. 27 meeting of the Springfield = pg jS rownslilp Committee. The vote was == at the Springfield Presbyterian Church. Church Anderson, who is starting his fifth year OB head Human Rights Commission, chairman of the Banner commented, "I have lived In are on the pulse of Springfield. We ask them to g four to one. with Mayor Edward N. = School classes will start at 9:15 a.m. in the\ man, He said his optimism stems from the Springfield nearly all my life and participated Charter Study Committee, member of the large turnout for the 106 positions in the band , consider our backgrounds because they are f§ Stlso Jr. opposed. Parish House, 37 Church IVJall, under the ' in community and civ|c activities for prac- Union County Narcotics Advisory Commission, indicative of our great love for Springfield." leadership of Sheila Kilbourne, director of organization. - - — ~ tically all of this period. Serving Springfield member of the Springfield- Republican Club, Christian education, and Kenneth Hetzel, Six(y students attended the summer camp has become such, a part of my llfe~ that "Church School superintendent." ~ ~" band.program held.at-Melsel-Fleld-under_the | reflation to the Towpihip Committee will Springfield Republican .County-Committee.' Instruction is held each Sunday morning for summer school sponsorship and 40 others aF~ allow me to continue In the service of my fellow member of Continental Lodge 190, F'fi AM, children and young people "aged 3 years up to tended other summer camps to develop their townspeople." American Legion, Springfield Emanuel The excitement off skills and specialities, he said. grade 7. The eighth grade confirmation class Ruoqpo added, "Springfield is my home and Methodist Church serving as a lay leader, on •- , will attend the 9:3Q worship service as part of Anderson, announced that the 1974 ^Dayton my family's home. Whatever happens In the board of trustees, president of the Men's Ugo Frattini .-£-•—J.— thelc-preporation for-.church-membership..In- Regional High_ School" Marphlhg Band ^com- Springfield is my concern. Being elected to the C]ub.Unance.chairman,,World War II veteran, pleted its seasonlrTJune by garnering the bahS^" CAMPAIGN STRATEGY — Democratic plans are'dlscuWSd by, left to right, campaign addition, nursery service is"provided for 1 and ' manager Bert Bruder, candidate Stan Bruder, candidate Ed Fanning and campaign Township Committee and serving as mayor has" presently a member of the Union County Park 2-year-olds on the second floor of the Chapel exhibition award (concert division) in the '• manager Bill Cieri. The Democratic candidates,for Springfield Township Committee' been a great honor, however, there Is still a Commission, and a resident of Springfield force exclusively at Marsh building adjpining the Sanctuary. annual Salute to Israel Springtime Musical accomplished. I am asking the more than 50 years. The double schedule of worship services at Festival held in Lincoln Center In recently oppolnted the two Springfield resident, as maMgets^fjhQlr knowledge _..G«^^^ 9:30 and 11 a.m. will resume in the Sanctuary- , City. The band also took fifth place (Group II) — or^Tocal affairs"" '" "~'"' citizens of SpringfieldTo reelect me SO thnri in the loth annual parade competition in the will - have the under the leadership of Dr. Bruce W. Eyana~- ^jjje) • , |iL a «. I ' will-havnecessarye objectivethe opportunits for a bettey tor Springfield.pursue th"e mayoRuoccor in, 197anelectrica3 and wal s engineercited as, onservee ofd thaes Salute to Israel Fifth Avenue parade in New outstanding mnyors in Union County by the pastor, Child care for pre-schopl children will York. - . "• -V - ~- Banner and Ruocco stated, "We have served be provided on the second floor'of the Chapel. Cieri, Bruder to direct plans Springfield in" many "capacities. OUT in- Union County Civil Defense and Disaster -Following -the^second-u/orship_services,_.a..- The theme for the half-time show put on by volvement in Uie many civic and community Committee, HeJs/a jforrner member of the picnic and swim party will be held at the home' the "band~St~the Bulldogs"76otball £ames is" ~ service^orgahizatlohsV as well as government, Planning Board, Industrial Committee and --enlitlei!_^Ti)B_Man_Qf. LaMnnchaT."anC was for Democrats' election drive OofI JonJohnn Bunnell, music director, in Florham ... .—„-..—. , can only mean we care about our town.Wewill, swim pool committee. He is administration k~ • • • Bunncu, music director, in nornam designed and developed by Anderson. It will : Edward Fanning- and Stanley Bruder, as campaign managers for their efforts to win when ^Z remain totally involved, as our chairman, Township Committee represen-. -—NEWLT£WtElE_ADORNAAErJT_=_X:antor-J arid_DardashtJ,Jefl lnnd..Rabbi Reuben JL Park^for-all girls-in-orados-O-throuHh-lZr-who- 4 l Lovine-of Temple BothSfim, Springfield, examine recentlr y dedicatod ark cover are eligible to.be members of the Girls' Choir.' —feature - special drills, changing geometric TDemocfalic^Siandidates for Springfield election in November, :—SS^as,„,«,.•,.'„ » " -- — ?•'••• . tative-to the Welfare—B"6srU7^ - croatod by Ina Golub, MountalnsidowoauokandJoxtllodoslgnor—-_„_„.—__-, ElansJotUhe-muslc-program-for-tho^cominc , „,, . „, , . ,.,.-•- -fMARCHING-BAND J«>«f-Ander« In announcing Cieri's appointment, Fanning M tch W e n s '••.••'. ' ' (Photo by Carlan Studios) year will be made with the girls by Bunnell and f= ™^ ! student band director School Marching Band, gets his band ready for a parade op Fifth avenue In,New '•" appointments of William. Cierj Sr., .14 Arch- said, "lam just delighted that Bill has agreed - p 3239 Elsie Brooks, church organist. and Is assistedhy Cindy Sproul. Pat yHeimheh York last June. With him are, from 'left, Jennifer Werter,-tuba; Mark En'gelhardt, '' bridge Inne. nnft H rt Bruder. 22 Greenhill rd.. to work so actively in our behalf this year. He, •4-1* and a Rl0ul< m the and his wife Lexi have lived in Springfield for On Tuesday morning the Kaffeklatsch group - f f-J -' P^of head and Mike Mitch, Patty Helmlich and Mike Bauniririd. "• ADVe-R-TI-SEME-NT ritual covers dedicated for young women will be held at 9:30, led by alS!s^ . f "?, maJore",es' F^'Vf'y- ?}? 18 years. Bill knows a great ninny people in Comfr h U» W«rf : : TSffs^T ffi Su^rSfe^r7is~ATTuT3r~EvaTis^MlI ^^outstanding-musician," Stcvc-ttoll,-wlll town and is well aware of local needs and Rtody tor ff]« badllnf ilory In lead the women's Bible study group, which will serve as soprano brass section leader, and will desires in the way'of municipal government." trih coif robai ll't tor him or har be followed by workshop day, sewing baby f'so be featured in a solo trumpet. Other sec- Township temples establish! 1 Cieri formerly owned a Fopdtown Super- No. 3239 com.. In .mi J to 13 at Temple Beth Ahm service market iii Newark and now he travels 51x«^8 tokai 2'/i jordt at 35 fich layettes and - maternity tops. Mrs. Howard lion leaders and assistants for this year s band Ic or. Vli yard) ol 50-loch Tlie recent Slichot ot penitential service held acquired a coordinated Holy Day set conceived Heerwagen is workshop day chairman. Dessert include: Rene Schneider (assistant soprano throughout' the stato as a sales account at Temple Beth Ahm,in Springfield, was also by Rabbi Reuben R. Levine of Beth'Ahm and and beverage will be provided for the luncheon' bass section), Michael Bnumrind (middle joint adult education project executive for Ronzoni Macoroni. Cieri is.-a the occasion for the dedication of new ritual designed and executed by Ina Golub, textile, served between Bible study and workshop. brass leader), Lori Young (assistant middle In order to be able to offer their congregants life and a Jewish Literary Guild:'are also j —-veteran of World War II, attends St. James adornments. In honor of the High Holy DaysTide designer and weaver residing in Mountainside. brass), David Hoffman (lower brass leader), a wider variety of Jewish educational op- planned. • . . . .. , Church and is a member'bf the St. James Usher ark curtain and Torah scroll' covers, are At the consecration ceremony, Rabbi Levine x SYROSENBLUM, Laura Loustsen (saxophone leader), Andy portunities, Temple Sha-arey Shalom and Group. The Cieris have one son, Bill Jr. changed to white, symbolizing purity and explained the symbolism carried out-by the The faculty will consist of RaBfil Howardj- Dobin (assistant saxophone), Mitch Wasser- Temple Beth'Ahm, both in Springfield, have There Is nothing like railroad travol In Stanley Bruder, in selecting his brpther Bert spiritual cleansing. The temple has now designs, based for the most part on Hebrew Students working Shapiro, Temple Sha'arey Shalom,'Rabbi: man (percussion leader), Bjlly Neal (assistant joined together to form an adult school for the v Europe for teeing the sights and getting to serve as calligraphy consisting of words and terms Reuben R. Levine, Temple Beth Ahm; Ben- percus,sion)J_Pqna)d; .Libes (clarinet section coming year. jamin Margolis,' director " of educatlbn of: close . to the European people. a guy who Mew Springfield. It Is obvious that associated with the~Jewish New Year and the in health office at leader); ferri Hertzlinger (piccolo and'' flute my brother Bert filled this requirement per- Day of Atonement. The curtain (parochet in Courses, lectures and seminars are Temple Beth Ahm'; Rabbi Ely Pilchik, Temple; Distinctive trains carry passengers all Recreation opens leader). • • scheduled to begin Oct. 14 and will continue B'nal Jeshrun; Rabbi Charles Kroloff, Temple' over tho continent. Passengers on|oy fectly. He worked on the Springfield First Aid Hebrew) carries three shapes In pastel colors Gail Lawrence, Sue Barrett and Vieki Hagel Squad-for 5 years, serving as its president for on an off-white pround, remlnisrpnl i Dayton RegiongK through April 17. , Ehiohuel; Dr. Jacob Lifrnan, Dr.''Albert.;' many of the comforts o' home. ThtJ exclusive collection of one of a'kind jewelry j:egistraUorL-fop p :f» Iwirlprs, fings-nnH- •Tire^-duTsX~seTection~iF;'~eJcfeh"sTye an"tl~liie~ —two.oJ-tho3e-yeacs-He-hfls-liveri.in threr-.neigh^__| bUoJiatUaiOntixiftnewoiUJUiJeadingdesig shofar or ram's horn'which is sounded at the Jonathan Dayton Regional High School's rifles, respectively. services/ hairdressers, bor cars, and, borhoods during his residence in town: is exclusively at Marsh. new year service. Superimposed in appliqued health office would be a very hectic place if it time schedule is such.that everyone should be, In .addition, lay members of both' The tentative competition schedule for this able to. find something of interest at a con- congregatjons will lead classes. These include, boutique shopping. All trains havo Woodside, Salter street, and now Greenhill '• Shown here: Ring, 72 full cut diamonds and 65 5fall programs metallic fabric are three key words taken from . were hot.{or Dayton's health office assistants^ year includes the following events, according to special ttudent rates. Inquiry about _ road. genuine emeralds, set jn I8K gold, $3,500. Earrings. The following Springfield Recreation -- thtrHigh-Holiday-lirurgyrRepenrartceV Frayof -The-health-TifficG-asslstams-are ATfdeftsonT "As the owner and director ol Happy'Days" —82"ftjlrcot-tiiamoncfs-and-5+ genuine-emeralds;— students who take time out of their school day Sept. 29 (l.pjn.) at Woodbridge Senior. High ' Courses will include four levels of the Hebrew Mrs. TLdward Rosenbaum and Mrs.'Harry train travel throughout Europe, for it " Department programs will be offered for boys and Righteous Acts. These are the throe steps Private School, he has come to know many of set in 18K gold, $5,250. L. by which an individual effects the self- to hqlp-fii'the health office. - . School,Oct. 1 (6p.m.) at New Brunswick High language, conversajinnnl Yiddish, history of-.-.-Rtce:; _-- can be luxurious and oxclting. • Add a touch of dalnllnttt ti> ydilt and girls this fall: a n m A. detailed jchedule^has bjsoir jnafledUa the young parents in town and is well aware of bailc dr*it by crochwtlna thh hey imprbvement wlilch is the goal of this ob- While working in thdhealth office they attend ' School, Oct. 6 (1 p.m.) at Pompton "Lakes ° 's . 'he meaning of_ praycr-_andJBtble. their feelings on important local Issues. Bert cuf/ i»r. fofU'uNo; 1162 Preschool rhythm—3-6 year-olds, Monday wl congregants and they wore asked tornail in the': servance period; he said: • to jobs that would n^nally-btHime^nsuming-Scnior-lHIgh^^ " There are many nice phases ot travnl. —-;ilBO-liascuachod-o littlo-lciguc-hascball team 1 fj/f* th» initructfoni. mornings, 9:30 and 10:30, starting Sept. 30. na i^lslrallon forms to their own synagogues nd Each of the five Torah covers bears a for Dayton's two health counselors, Jean Governor Livingston High School and Nov.,3 (1 ave a choice of "TIuTDby of Jewish Living?' ^ ynagogues Come to SPRINGFIELD TRAVEL Instructor Evelyn Panish. Jewish values and ethics, "Whatever* You later tlian MondaMondayy . Others mama y callll, fof r i for three years. Sand SOf tor aoc/i draii paFfarn, Modern dance—Kindergarten and up. Hebrew inscription related to the Holy Days: Wortham and Elayne Bross. p.m.) at Long Island Ocean Side Senior High SERVICE,350 Mountain Avenue ...Now "If there'is anyone Bert doesn't know, his NORMAN O. BANNER WILUAMA,UUOCCO 30t tor tach naad/*wo/fc pattern ladd Fine.Jewelers & Silversmiths since 1908 "The Day of Remembrance," "The Day of always wanted to know about Judaism and Had ' formation at either Temple Beth Ahm, 376-0539, is the Ideal tlmo for visiting the I5f lor aoch dr*n pattern, IO« tor Wednesday afternoons, 3:15-5:30, starting Oct. The Health office assistants are in evidence in School. wife Tama probably does. She sings and en- government, and our incumbent opponents are and Bert Bruder will be most important in the •och nacd/atvorJc poflam tor moiling - For lurlhor inlormallon call Mr. Cloudo (201) 376-7100 • Judgment," "The Birthday of No One to Ask" and "Adult Bar and Bat Mi(z- or Temple Sha'arey Shalom, 379-5387.,,., ' Continent. Soptembor and Octobor am and handling! to AUDKEY MNE SU 265 Millburn Ave., Millburn, N, J., Open nighls 'til 9, Sat.'lil 5:30 IEl the World." the lobby of the health office, where they -On Nov. 23, at Springfield and Mountainside, tertains in many local institutions such as no exception. We look forward to a big campaign to elect Ed Fanning and Stan Bruder and T rd vah Preparation." ' All courses are tuition-free. . • .: groat months for a European tour or M*Kl,k\otrlieialni,N»wltrfy07950. American Express • BankAmericard • Master Charge Art class-6, 7 and 8-year^lds. Tuesday ^^"t^^Z^r" '^ f register student.,-...__,s an. d. thei. r complaints as they OTeannuaTcnhdy sale will be held-to help raise 5 homes for the aged, churches, temples and Democratic year in Springfield nnd Bill Cieri to the Township Committee." B css •There will be mini-courses of two sessions • Thp combined Committee consists, of leisure time In your favorite area...Call -^fto.;nODni;^l-:,-UUVSL-,rling-nJ-.l_i-.In.g|rJ,Pinr ^ ' and Keep Thee," They arc: developed in enter the health office. In addition to doing money for a band trip to the West Coast. charitable institutions. Bert and Tama have Arlene Rosenbaum. ' uie same fabrics andcolors as. the curtain. c1ericnTvv'oryi?nd 'aclmgJ'as"'recepl7o~nists",.i the Uiuroucc-Goodnun,-.Mrs,-Norton-M 1. "Ecumcnsim,and Confrontation between ,'. Rice and RobertiRoth, representing Beth "chilof ert'EIIen, LeslIe*aiio"Jah'.*They "aT5 - • Art class—9 through 13-year-olds, Thursday This project was one of a number or"~a"s"sistants also takTfernperatures'ahd care for oveningj til 7:30 members of Temple Sha'arey Shalom." collaborations between Rabbi Levine, who is a • minor injuries under Mrs. Worthdm's super- Judaism andChrlstianityv Contemporary •Ahm, Herbert Forman, John Schlager, Ronald afternoons, 3:3(>-5^ starting Oct. 3. Instructor PlaYers^sehedu I e Challenges to Judaism;" Toll and Mrs, Wcinzimer, representing Ruth Schwartz, Democratic organization -DAYTON DISPATCrT~\ Arlene Hosenbaum. specialist in Jewish ritual art, and Mrs. Golub. Vision. — . r o cc 2. "The ^Evolution of -Jewish Religious Sha'nrey Shalom. Rabbi Shapiro, Rabbi Levine chairman, commented, "We have been Their joint efforts are in evidence locally, both 'j£?}t9L l?I assistants working with Mrs. HELPFUL HINT: walking in., different neighborhoods in BLOOM J ind Temple Sha'arey ~Wortfiam ahlTM^rs. BHss" tHis"TemcsTcr "areT ^buffet ancLcastitigI——Groupihfts—in—Amcr-icnn-Jcwish- Societ-v; and_Marffolis—flrc_alsO_.na committee^ Wednesday afternoons, 3:30-5, starting Oct. 2, Diverse Views in Jewish Beliefs;" ; Margol|s is trie director of the program. "PacR-iirfamllyr'nTdhtcfotlJ ^^Springfield' TuT Ufer*pasf~few'^weel(y'~Our nu mure surprising varied range ol activities over Instructor Nora Herz. Shalom, as well as other congregations in New Karen Wrightg, , Renee Grimaldi;; Cynthiyn a Sauer, 1 ; toiletries In one suitcase which will reception has been most gratifying. There is Jersey and other states. 3. "Jewish Identity, Is there a Crisis?" " ." " •"- —'—— '";'"•"• ".'innovations' at "Jonathan the course of tho school year, All courses will for io weeks at a fee of Dina Bcnno, Ruth Ann_Parducci, Laureen begins for musical make overnight stopping much easier. dissatisfaction with the performance of Dayton Regional High School among which are golf, bad- The families which have contributed toward • 4. "Sanctity of Marriage, the Jewish Concept Vail fO addreSS LlOtiS $10. Registration will be accepted at the Eick, Geri Bross, Anna Schmedel, Lisa Simon, The Springfield Community Players will hold , of'Sex, Marriage, Diyqrceand Birth C_qntro|;"__ ' —ww. ww« *•«*...• Republican administrations at all levels of thisyear is the program of minton. archery, tennis, recreatloirofflcc" for- all chHdren's~cTai .Cindy-Bibbs, Lynn-Codden, Marjori^-Rcitcr. ""•'their: annual paid-up" memBershlp^aihner'at 7" physical education; especially handball; paddleball, table curtain—Mr." and Mrs. Benjamin Tuition should be paid by check made payable . Shari Wildman, Linda Murnane, Lori Schlein, p.m. on Monday, Sepri 23, at Evergreen Lodge, 0. To Publicity Choirmen: for boys. ,,. tennis and self defense. Most to the Township of Springfield, Therewill be no .Grau, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miniriian, Mr. and Anna Giovanone, Susan Prokicimer. Gail Evergreen avenue, Springfield,, it was an- FOR THE FINEST IN EYEWEAR In past years, the physical of the > courses ; Mrs. Max Tanenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. 7. "refunds auer the first class. '; ' . .,• . Lawrence andiCathy Wolf. nounced by Shelley Wolfe, president of the HOURS: Would, you like education classes have been coeducational, Norton' Millman. All classes will be contingent upon sufficient group.,._ Daily 9-5:30 " ^~- "•• S^ ._ Laboratory; '_ some help in pre- strictly non-coeducational. Whoever is responsible for The Toroh coveVs—Mr. and Mrs. Joel registration, and the Recreation Department ..__ Admission to the buffet supper' will be $0, Thurs.9-8 '. » M f on paring newspaper The male Jind female students this new innovation in the reserves the right to cancel programs. Also, a Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Braverman, Mr. and Sat,?'5 ..' V>\_/ A .. Premises Dayton students which is the dues for the 1974-75 season. The releases ? Write to had separate instructors, Dayton curriculum is to be class may bp closed at the discretion of the Mrs. Marvin Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shindler, Mr. and membership fee for teenagers will be1 $3. Thieves get Closed Wed ND L= KOVACS -_ this newspaper and separate activities and complimented for replacing a Recreation Department when a maximum wiII attend ballet. A R W separate gymnasiums. -----• very inadequate physical registration is reached. ".'" "-' Mrs. SamueVPillerrMr. and Mrs. Sidney Piller - Anyone'who does riot^wish full membership will - '--•••--- OPTICIAN " "' ".'"'• ask for-our ''Tips and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kravetz. Tomorrow morning, 80 students from the pay $3. .All those attenain^ must bring their own 12 machines on Submitting News The girls were- offered-» education program with one vocal music department of Jonathan Dayton eating utepsils, dinner plates and coffee cups. 357 Millburn Ave., Millburn Opposite Theatre 379/1155 limited range of elective that, so far, is much more than Six typewriters and six Releases." ••.- activities in which to par^ adequate, COURTHOUSE SQUARES Regional High School, Springfield, will attend a The program for the evening will be a calculators were reported performance oPTa^peHa/^pexformpri hy thp -muaif.nl.ri>ui«wi,^tjp i " ~ tlcipate, yet the boys had one Reminder: Regular stolon Friday frnm Hip IRM n.flhflifSOm 8nri,..nnOiL fihftlflft • {inly^.i, roHifltration^ for ,tho, .-uNnv i , 1 New Jersey Classic B'allet Coompanl y at the v directed by Evelyn' Orbach of Sp_ringfield. building at 673 Morris ave., that being whatever suited the Scholastic Aptitude Test • Gardcn.Stflle Arts Center in Holmriel. llri hy Rltn Mlllpr nf Mlh This is the first program in the 1974 Young whim of the teacher at that (SAT) closes on Sent. 30 choreographed by Barbara Teitelbaum of Springfield Detective specific moment. Regular registration for the onthehouse!"" , People's Concerts presented at the Arts. Cen- Springfield and Phvllls Cohen of Union,.with a Howard Thompson and P(l. ter; the progranis are sjSonsored aiid paid for N This year, the boys' gym Nov. 23 achievement tests Perfect example, Wednesday's Deep Sea Dinner. ATSdMemiNG cast of 20. ' •• - • Donald Schwerdt, who in- . teachers are almost all new to closes on Oct. 10. To avoid a $1 Goldeniried Tendersweet clams, fish, french by the Garden State Parkway...Comiriission. For information concerning the dinner, ...\yestigatcd the case, said the- _ YOU HAVE Edward Shiley and John Vaida are the vocal 'Dayton. charge for late registration, fries and slaw^^wTOisecdnason the house. NEVER TRIED.. Readers may contact any of the following co- burglars gained entry Accompanying the ..new have ' your applications All lor $2.49. Only $139 tar kids. music department Instructors who arranged chairmen: Charlotte Anker, 379-9066;v Gloria sometime betwoen 1 and f): 1S_. the trip and who will chaperone the group. faculty members is an en- postmarked by the above Dultz, 276-5227, or Marilyn Liebowitz, 688-8316. a.m. by prying open a rear . tirely new physical education date. (Both tests are ad- SUNDAY BRUNCH! door. In addition to taking-the— program, offering students a ministered at Dayton:) iiijuuiiiiiHiuiiiiitiiiiiiiiifnNiiijiiitiiiiiitittitiitiiiiiittiiiiijntiiJiittiiiiiiiitJiuiltiuiiciiinniiiniinttuintiiiitiiniiiiiuturuicutiiiiititiniutuiiiiciiiiiti office equipment, polfce said TomM,BlQbjstein the thieves also broke into' a Ml YOU CAN EAT! • cigarette machine. Automobile Service Tips From 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Kean College calendar- $ FARMING STATK At M. BlaXistein we fashion our (urs to ADULTS 2" CHILOREHM" California leads the nation highlight her personality with individuality. events aperrto the public ./ „ i in . production of 4k Our vast selection of copturier turs is (under 12) DATE _ EVENT "TIME" agricultural crops, ranging created in our own workshops . . . PLACE ADMISSION 9-20 "Domes-at Sea." Proceeds to benefit from alfalfa seed to walnuts. • FRAMES with her in rriind^ And since Sunday Children's Dinner 70$ ' Eugene O. WUklno you're the man that knows CARBURETOR- mentally retarded children 8p.m. Theatre for the Pertormlffg Arts Tier best, allow-usto afiow OF VAPORIZED 6AS- PUNCH LINE you our unique, styling >22 Flea Market OLINEANOAIR TV 0 a.m.-5 p.m. Green Lane parking lot , OF'THE W6EK LUXURIOUS Black .. - and craftsmanship; THE CYLINDERS, ' Navy " "there is nothing _ REQUIRES PER/OD/C 0-22 "Butterflies are Free" 8p m Theatre for the Performtofr Arts—-frSO^ Golden Brown '_extra foroiir All Itorhs olfierlhan spof FTaws ISUEDE J?ICt]NS$.Of J41.V5 "- " - personalize^:; MIXTURE..C ^WUiajylrr 8pm ThentreforthePerformtngArtB service. It's— CAusessa ^FREERlDEZlChecKingisthenQrgirnmick, totally freechecking |__..^T.wojttcatrtiilheri arc idler than uno, - for herewith— .SltOULPB£C vs Right to Life, account available"-only^^aFrnter-GommunKy;Bank!^r^you can |—r: Titey lrika.nn't{tfitll\ to \ chormlno brlck-lront Colonlsl Is th» now r«»lelenc« ot Tennis Courts Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kali of Sprliullew. New Jeney. —. S*??fi JRfldchfir arranoed Jti* sale-ror-Mr-. and. Mca-.Robert.— 10-1 VlvecaJUndforsi "I Am a Wohian" , [ Tteatre (or the Performing Arts Tlanor. ' . ^ INTER-COMMUNITY BAI .IM. "Ooid Bash," "Mr. Roberti" Utlo Theatre ' ll.V TIL «; 1AT., t AJH;-NOON en ANNE SYLVESTER'S , '.. (Located next to Saks Fifth Avenue on the Millburn-Springfield line)-467-8800 MAIN OFFICE • ECHO PUZA BRANCH 10-1 Women's Tennis: , REALTY CORNER, Realtors "FREE RIDE" BANKING HOURS: Thursdays,8a.m.to7p.m.;OtherWeekdays,8a.m.to5p.m.; Kean vs. Lehman College 3:15p.m., TwntaOonrta 1 / i • 376-2300 , • i . :-i.- , • HILUIDE »YE. «t HT. 22 •N-C »• „ ' Saturdays, 9a.m. to 1 p.m. • '" 10-t Celebralloa Playhouse ', Theatre tor tie Performing Arts N-C and let us tell you about the following oxcluilve service! we "FREE RIDE" GIFTS: Sf RIHBFIELD, M.J. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. offer to help you sell your homes! nocpst to you, Anyone opinlno *,new diechlha PRBVI«WJBX«CUTIV«MOM«Si**CH or i»vlnoi ««ount of SIM or lr-No Charge " ,•'., •','•; ''. • '"•.;',,. ",'-; ' '". . • • ''. ', "Transferred executives acrou tha country « MEMBER FOIC ^YOURf ULl.SEBVICIE BANK HAS,YOUR INTEREST ATHEART . ' RANDOMATICMATCHAAAKER ,., ' * more with ut gets an tttractlve • Additions! Information ur available at the Office of Cotnmunlly Services, Stt-JOW.; tree aim * *uyer Immediately" ..'A;..

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• .(• 4-YTiurscfay, September 19, 1974-SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER -Thursday, September 19,1974-5 THE NOVEMBER CANDIDATES Red Cross needs YAA-YWHA lists LETTERS Profile-Matthew J. Rinaldo dri vers to assure registrations for ! help to residents Letters to the-edilor mualbe received no peopret~Tfie~^educatian they -receive today autumn sessions No longer a boy wonder but still one of the •-,„•• Initiation of an overall, central organization later tlian noon on Monday of tlie week they literally defines the future course of our nation. most formidable vote-getters in the history of . to'administer a Union County-wide volunteer The YM-YWHA of Eastern Union County will Tech classes 6 to 8 a.m. are to appear. They should not exceed 350 Union County, Rep. Matthew J. Rinaldo is out It is imperative that-education remains a . ^transportation system was called for by Vera iiold open house registration for its fall For. the first time, Union County residents illustrating. Basic drawing-and methods of wordn in length and should be typed with on the campaign trail once again as Republican matter of highest priority among national program on Sunday, Sept 29, from 1:30 to 5:30 Hnnlllp spnring tn-jwmri nil lipng (pni nil in ;Maler, chairman of the Red Cross of Eastern ilUiavo-a-chaocc-to-takccoursc'i at the Union . Illustrating will be conyrpd as well as selection candidate-for-A-sccond term-In Cong ^M)nc^wns,Th64undBwofin*e«tlnoduoatlonal •pTiff." The registration will be for all age groups, and proper use of materials. capital letters, please). All letters must be ! [.Union.County, TE? measure woulcTTielp meet *• County Vocational Technical Schools before the 12th District of New Jersey, which covers programs-must be spent as wisely and ef- ; ,lhe need for volunteer drives of American Red including nursery, junior, (tween—teen," and In "Metal Art Through Welding,'.' students .kilned. 'Hie writer's name will be withheld' : work or school in the morning. . all of the county except Hillside, Linden and ficiently as possible. 1 am pleased that. the , Cross vehicles. adult) The Y is located on Green lane in Union. can learn the fundamentals of a new branch of at the editor's discretion, and never if the Winfield. Congress has passed the Elementary and Beginning Oct. 7, the schools will offer the ,, She described the need of Union County The Y offers a variety of group activities, first of a series of 10-week "early bird" cour- the art of sculpture without making a major letter . is of a political nature. This Now 43, Rlnnlda was president.of the Union Secondary Education: Act which culminated —residents for assistance with transportation to —both social and specializedr-"The purposes of ses, scheduled from C to 8 a.m., one day "per expenditure for equipment. The course will newspaper reserves the right to edit or reject Township Zoning Board of Adjustment before many months ofjvork, debate and compromise dtlilhilh these-gFoups-is-to-develop-lasting-friendshipsr -cmphasize-basic-safety-tcchniquesiiLsoldering,- l ——he-served 'on~the~tJntoTr~Connty'Board nof~ uvbbth the~House"and' SenafeTNowf Congress rkrTheel asses-are designed-for-housewivesi— -Jock of bus routes, funds arid physical good family relationships, and a strong Jewish brazing, arc welding and oxyacetline welding Freeholders In 1963 and 1964. He was then must act to fund the legislation at sufficient businessmen, professional workers, shift ,, limitations were some of the problems in- identity," a spokesman said. "Those enrolled in the "Vocational Center's fully-equipped ; PRAISI: FOH POOL elected to the State Senate in 1967 and again In levels to make sure that It, is properly im- employees, and others who find thai normal volved. are encouraged to participate regularly in such welding shop. To Mr: Wnek and his stafr Qf the Springfield 1971, building a reputation for diligence and plemented : rr.-.....l. >-.-. classroom schedules don't fit into their activities as play grqupa: .'art-,- dance and Tuiton for the Vocational Center courses is Municipal Pool, I say thnnk you for a job well legislative effectiveness, along with increasing "We need to conduct extensive hearings and ••'.'. She stated a need for the development of an • schedules. .' r,. construction classes; swim and gym, cooking $14 for Union County residents. Students in done. electoral margins. studies to explore the options for post- ...all-agency omnibus transportation system. She .The Technical Institute will offer two in- -lessons, Jewish background, lessons and "Metal Art Through Welding" will be charged Bemuse of your proper and strict super- secondary education and to determine the most .noted, also,-that too many trips are un- troductory courses designed to give students Two years ago, Rinaldo won election to the classes in creative arts. an additional $10'to help cover the cost of vision, it is a pleasure to he a member of our effective federal programs to assist students in , necessarily made with only one patient in a basic information about two career fields. The House of Representatives with a plurality of "The open house registration will furnish ahT materials. swim club. obtaining financial assistance for" higher" ^•station wagon per trip and often a long period of courses will cover various job possibilities . nohofirv CRKAN 54,000 votes, succeeding Rep.. Florence ...waiting ensues for volunteer drivers. | opportunity for children aged 3-11 to enjoy an within the field, salary ranges, working con- Persons jwishing more information, or Dwyer, a veteran Republican who had retired.' education and other post-secondary 'op- 12 Tudor court portunities." . Peter W. Overton, manager of the Eastern CAMPAIGN PLANS — Stanley Goldberg (second from left) discusses campqlgn afternoon of experimentation and full. Group ditions and some basic course material. registratiorTmaterials should contact the Union He serves on the House Committee on Banking Union County Chapter of the American Red -strategy with. Union County Freeholders Matthew H^NIIsen (left) and Rose Marie leaders for that age group will be present to "Introduction to Computer Science" will County Vocational Technical Schools, 1776 WtOM POOL MANAGER and Currency. x. Cross, is chairman of a transportation com; Sinnott and their GOP running mate Robert C. Doherty. Goldberg will coordinate descjibe their activities and children will fie utilize a fourth generation IBM 370 tape and Rarit'an rd., Scotch Plains 07076, or call 889- After a decade as pool manager in Along the way, he has collected a~collectlon of ON WOMEN'S RIGHTS allowed to try out any or all of thej>roups and to 2000. The Office of Continuing Education will "Women's rights-is an_issue that, is Just ., .mittee for Union County and it Is hoped that this • ..the Republicans- campaign=ln-Union. • : \ disc computer system, keypunch machines. Springfield, again 1 wish to extend my thanks to "man of the year" awSrds—from the Union i committee will help solve the problem-flf make a choice of subjects." and other types of computer hardware. be open-Monday through Friday from 8:30 aTrh." lhe members of the Koad Department, the Fire ^Junior Chamber of Commerce Nji. 1965, the beginning to get the-attentlon In the Congress.lt - • 1118:30. p.m. deserves. National statistics' indicating" a transportation for.those In need of such service. _ , • Refreshments_will be served at the program. "Introduction to Design Drafting" students Department, lhe Police Department, Union.Knlghts of Columbus in 1968, the Union ^--Working-on the committee wlth~MrrTrverVorr"- . Readers may 'obtain' further information by will work on the latest in drafting equipment UCVTS reserves- the right to_ cancel or Recreation Department and the pool mem- Chapteftif-UNieO-National in-1970-_nd- the woman needs a college degree to-earn: more~ , will be members of 21 other agencies In ad- call Rosie Nebcnhaus nt the V, «W-H112 _. with-a-mini-CTmput«r-and-othcr-cquipment_an_T reschedule classes IfTewer than 10 persons bership for their cooperation during the entire than a man with an eighth-grade education are _Elainfield-.Chapter. pf UNICOJn_1972_ rdition to the American Red Cross." ; Yule cards projects" in drafting; microfilming; and- enrollr- • • summer. __^^_j>______i Shocking. Action mustjbe-taken to give wbrtten Born in Elizabeth and now a resident . Z, Mrs, Maier askedjthat anyone wjwjjan giveji blueprinting. —Ijistrmy-thnnkti-to-theentlre-fitaff-fQMhelr- Usted-below-are-some-of-hls-comments-on—theJ!«uaLDppfliliinitieslheyjie£d.and.deserve™ Artists on TV-show — Union, the congressman, holds" aTjachelor's major issues: • Progress has been made by .this Congress in ™ little 'of "their llme~fo71KiS driver service'to l''T6 dedication to provide our community with a degree from Rutgers Unlvefjiity and a master's -.jplease contact the American Red Cross at 353- ciiety "taking Technical Institute will meet from-6!fli!ajn_Dn - facllltylhat is second to none. We have tried to "'•"" • THE ENERGY SHORTAGE areas in which TTiave sponsored major Rex Gorleigh, Princeton artist, Nehmy Jean, _Arl group p[dhs degree from the Seton Hall University School of ;•-,2500. •'•.•' — '• Wednesday.. Tuition is $22 for Union County provide something for all our members, both "The shock of the energy crisis has stirred legislation — education and equal credit'op- Interested persons may contact tlid Union artist from* Haiti," and Ismael Reed of Business Administration. He has completed all v Order are now being taken for American residents. • young and old. . • . • • the entir e nation. It is apparent that we must portunity. I firmly believe JhALBdyancis .for. uancer socTeTy ChrisfmaiFcards, Herbert W. County Unit Office of-the American Cancer California, a poet, will appear on "Express 4th annual show course credits for"a doctorate in public ad- women in these areas U>U>UUIt inflatioI u,,n uan IIIVd th. e „• mi. ^.a, uuuure ui Uli: tvilllllfjliraa Ul UltJ X „»!«„« nAM«ll I, J •„ ~ „ • »U ., somewhat larger. Cancer Society with each box holding 25. Eduj;aUfln.ih!lcourae_L_lesignedJo.explQteill!; courses being offered hy Union College's "Introduction to Commercial Art" will_ All New^Iersey artists aged 18 andj)lder are "eiigibielb^efiter'tlie compe~lliio"n.~ flood relief project which would /include #111 of the wisp subject to the vagaries of every for former President Nixon (even before the recent years, however, Americans have le'gjslatlve branch. Wejnust follow up on the The cards available this year include one • geography of New Jer y and Its relationship to Department qf Continuing Education this fall to survey the field of commercial art and marked by a spirit . of rejoicing and stray wind of chance. They teach him that . retentjon-of water without compromising the channelization, levees and dikes ../-"AUGUST pardon announced by President Ford, which become Increasingly aware of the fact that the workv.beguh in order to restore the people's with a gold embossed partridge in a pear tree the development pf the United States, ex- meet the professional and personal enrichment exhilaration, of renewed optimism-and hope. ultimately as captain of his own soul he may be . aesthetics of the Fables Memorial Sanctuary," CAPRIO, cbairpian of the financej?ommittee of ^inaldo_opposed_); support, for extension of system unfairly taxes^ the middle income uv faith IriHJie Congress and to make it work for us on a white card trimmed in fed (B-1832). The plained WeymanSteengrafe, coordinator of the needs of adult students. Ranging fromone-dny -mastcr-oHiis-own-ilestlnyt-and-this-is-the : ; : i ~tlie"Sf)finl!lieldTloafcroniSJuoafibn, announces" fcn~gfeaTer"in lliBrTHisT offsfiore territorial rights to 200 miles (for dlvTduaTwhile providing elaborate schemes by today:"' ~~v" ^—~^i—^-^^rrr——• - i~5hdws~thre"e""young^—T3epartrn'entr~ " ' " '. •"—~~~ —"™—^~ ^~~seihinars-to-i6-weelrcaurses7'the"subjects in- - * .1972 *_ 1973--» (1974-^-1923j essence" of optimism and hope: nil schools owned by the boarrjiire. now covered resultant joy and hope are felt most deeply by which Rinaldo has introduced legislation), and which the/wealthy can avoid paying taxes ."ONHpUSING remained. Now, even after the., flooding carolers slngingTieneath a street light; the "New Jersey's towns and communities, its^.-Clude management and sales, drawing and card "^ be'8e w'th a brown border. The next - - forests; and lakes, Its mountains-and shore- -painting, dance, music, real cstato psycholugy by flood insurance; at the time of the disastrous (hose who were most concerned with the The joy and exhilaration at the end of Yom opposition to restrictions, on .the sale j)f ' altogether, or are able to pay proportionately "Inflation anbS(ight money have taken their "recedes~Watei"~wiH remain ini the' basin, r pygy Aug. 2 storm, only the Walton school was in- nwesomeness of the day and with the seasonoT Kippur are the product of this faith in man's vitamins (which he also opposes). smaller amounts in taxes^han citizens pf ^itolls on'the housing, market. Because of iiigh- enabling the Pond to support life. selection (B-1841B ) is white.witth red trim; areas are often untouched and unknown," said' and humah n relationsl , rapid reading and other sured for-such-damage4.-.- Springfield firemen -judgment-which it culminates-- ••- : -across-the uai d in guhtietreriiig aru Ilif words ' potential for self-betterriienTanfJTor^progress " One surprise, he added, is that there has been avefage means;: " prices' and spiraling\interest rates, housing ' Sgroi compared the FaBlcs Pond project to Steengrufe. "Knnwln^Tit?nTirnm;nr-aHb^lTe-^eTsarirtopicg: begin work under thenjrst contract ever drawn in his efforts toward making this a better ON TRANSPORTATION starts are down to 1.6i milliomillionn aa yea year.ai s con- the one at Lenape Park, on a smaller scale. "Seasons Greetings.." The fourth selection (B- unique role we have played in American "Continuing Education'courses are designed up between LoeaJ/57 of the Firemen's "Miitual These are people who take literally and little mail, pro or con, on possible amnesty for 5095) is a silver blue card with a blue velvet history can make .residents proud of their for the adult who wants to explore a particular seriously the message of the Yomin Noraim— Jdraft evaders and Vietnam War deserters. The "We In.Union County know how vitally im- trasted with a rate of 2.2 million one year ago. "The Fables Pond project- will alleviate Benefit Association nnd the township. sense of i portant it is that mass transit systems be Average interest rates have risen to 9'/.. percent flooding in the vicinity of Yale, Harvard, border; the scene depicts church-goers on a heritage and aware of the recreational'value of subject rather than work towards a degree," Days of Awe—that the fate of individuals and congressman said that he favors some sort of spowy night. The final card (B-2243) is beige --O--O- and material drives. developed for the use of all our citizens, fhis — up from 8 percent one year agio^This means Brown and Makatom streets," he said. New Jersey's naturakbeauty.". said Steengrafe. "In fact, many ofthe students indeed of mankind is weighed in the balance conditional forgiveness, based on alternative with a green border along the bottom; the The course will combine a lecture-discussion we serve already have degrees. There ore no 20 YEARS AGO during this season; that they must immerse Symbolically, this reminds him that he can government service. Congress has seen the passage of landmark that an individual must make $18,000 a year to "i PftnH IQ WntnH in n 'aht tirt--..i uoruur along int. uoiiom; me in-course win comDine a ieciure-_iscussioi SAJJJT Jests^ - - - t lem3e V OTitan?r d n | BlippojtAj»ini^g(L(J,$3.0^00ifAiid;tlieay last/week, report they have .th" e f!^'larges' t. ~ ' ' ^^ ^ 'T l ^^ His own opinion is that top priority must go to strongly supported leglslatiomwhich is now law ...J^anctor^r^^^^^ these courses," he added. J. assure a happy outcome to that judgment. Yet tho age-old ideals and hopes of Judaism and of price of new housing today is approximately enrollment ever reqprded, a total of 1,272 dqaling with "double-digit inflation which is to make $4 billion available for mass transit. $40,000. Fewer Individuals are Investing thei Cranford campus. The.sanctuary, situated "Because.The supplies are limited, orders morningsfromSept. 28 through Dec. 7, from 10 A brochure outlining all the fall courses being it is they whose happiness seems most mankind. That is why the rabbis of old applied noon at the Crnnford Cam us of Umon students, including 441 at James Caldwell, 4011 taking its toll on every pocketbook." Rinaldo Likewise, I am pleased that both the House and money in savings and loan institutions whlc behind the Campus Center and near the Sperry may only be filled on a first-come basis while '° n g ; ; P offered through the Department of Continuing pronounced at the sound of (he shofar which to the end of the Yom Kippur fast the text: "Go /at Raymond Chisholm and 417 at Florence added, "The Democratic majority in the Senate have passed Important legislation have beeb n the traditional source for home Obse

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l-tiuireday, September 19, 1974 French demands SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, September 19, 1974-7 3 Dems favor Applicants sought for Junior Miss Fanning, Bruder Youngsters i mpeachment of are judged in such categories as scholastic PRICES GOOD THRU Tlie Hillside Jaycees, in. conjunction with achievement, fitness, appearance and art. signing up SAT. SEPT. 21.1974 county body to Seton Hall fraternity Zigum Phi Epsiton, ore Applications are available by writing the , (will attend picnic; COPYRIGHT 1|7« SUPtHl I TIME TOSEE THE DOCTOR i ( President Ford seeking senior high school girls from the area Hillside Jaycees, Box 5l, Hillside, 07205, or by DRUGS The impeachment of President Gerald Ford to participate In the Eastern Union County phoning Ken Eben at 926-4132. Information is f.plqhs oh schedule atYAACA ou're ,ic|, in bed and for abuse-of power was demanded this week by Junior Miss Pageant. also available from high school principals., Some openings remain in lay fei curb flooding "Plane for the Springfield Democratic picnic rafter play tennis insteod.r. Catherine O'Toole French, Integrity- In The pageant offers a cash tuition scholarship The pageant will be held Nov. 23 at Hillside boys' and girls' skills classes A unified program to regionalize and coor- Government candidate for Congress in the 12th : oh Sept. 29 are moving ahead on schedule," for the winner of the competition, in whichjftl High School. ' ~: ; ::L:. :-: . which begin next week at the —djnnte flood-qontr-ot-eftor-U-mithin-thc counly-is—- sict-, : according4oEd01<*lfyof52.Gard*novalwh rit "fMeA being urged by the three Democratic can- - "While President Ford may have the con- . the picnic committee; "We expect Recreational coed swims and didates for the Union County Freeholder stitutional authority to pardon former i several hundred people to come to the 1 recreational gyms Board. President Nixon for unspecified -acts and Dr. Wolf earns "Where Personal Service Costs You Nothing Extra" * Evergreen Lodge and meet our candidates, Ed l sciieduled throughout the year- "If elected, we will call for the immediate contemplate wholesale pardons—to 4be- another degree Jj Fanning and Stan Bruder. There -WiU-he pony. also beginmext week. creation of a Union County Flood Control Watergate conspirators," the Cronford rldesjind merry-go-rounds for the children, a I-WPPW fnll skills clauses Corniriission lo help coorUmute ~ all flood ll1ttltrl5 l Drr-JohrrBrWolf, chairman— white elepfiant sale for the adults, games for for boys in grades 1-0 will projects being undertaken by the 21 abuse'of power for him to abort the judicial of the Department of Criminal alt, music for dancing, and food and drink, feature gymnastics, with municipalities in the county and to bring process in behalf of members of his own Justice at Union College, has j "Natalie D'Alessio Is in charge of games and been awarded a master of aria m Instruction in tumbling, floor pressure on the state and federal officials for political party. ' ra "rides, Gertrude Spiegel and Joyce Potlto are exercise, trampoline, parallel more funding;" John Mollozzi former coun- .^-'President Ford's act in pardoning former degree from John Jay College J preparing the white elephant sole, Hank Wright bars, and balance beam. cilman of Roselle Park said this week. President Nixon was dictatorial,"- said Mrs. of Criminal Justice. { is in charge of taking pictures of those at- Advance registration and French. "That act coupled with President Dr. Wolf, director of thY BOUNTY The three Dcmocratic.candidates, Mollozzi, tending", BobbiePomriand Joe Walsh will be in YMCA—membership- are Walter Boright of Scotch Plains and William Ford's contemplation of wholesale pardons for Union County Basic Police Cfiooi« From Our Large T. charge of food preparations and sales, Stan required: Gymnastics-will be NATURE SCENT Watergate conspirators as well as the nation's Training Academy, holds a Display of CuiUwMadV ICE CREAM McCloud of Elizabeth, emphasized that a SCOOP' JACKSON TO STUMP FOR LEVIN — Presidential aspirant Son. Henry M. !j Kalsh Is working on publicity and Harry offered for girls in grades 1-9 TOWELS unified approach would not only produce a draft dodgers and deserters points iip the "bachelor of science degree in and- foody-Mod* ,. - II I'appns has responsibility for ticket sales. throughout the year with Jackson (left) discusses foreign policy with T2th District Democratic Congressional dangers of having for more than a limited political science and a master •CURTAINS ' more favorable reception in Washington and nominee Adam K. Levin during a recent meeting in Washington. An acknowledged J "Members of the public will be approached YMCA .membership required. Trenton but would also enable constructive caretaker period a President who has suc- of arts degree in history from - •DRAPERIES ,'.,• 17 export on Mideast affairs, Jackson will campaign for Levin at a recoption for |ho _ n by our cgmmitteemen to buy tickets. They may For boys in grades 4-7, action with-a minimum of-change to the en- ceeded to the nation's highest office_witlittut_ _Seton Hall University. He •BEDSPREADS ' J purchase tipkets at the picnic-. They arejmly $2 wrestling instruction is of- vironment. Union County candidate at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Ravich, 38 Frances dr., having to stand before the electorate." - earned a doctoral degree in .Brand Nam* Itemi 'i \ ior the entire family. Remember, the date is fered in a 10-week session with LIMIT 3 LET US FILL "The Rahway, Elizabeth and Passaic rivers, Clark an Saturday, from 3 to 5:30 p.-tn. "Earlier this week, in a statement prepared 1908 frnm thi> Srhnni of DRAPERY HARDWARE J "Sunday, Sept. 29 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the ^course fee- charged—and ISCOUNT PRICE T as well as many streomsurun through several before President Ford's action, I called for_it.I ' TntprnnHnnq^ ^pWrrcy ~Of™" •Mmt.r Chore. . J Evergreen Lodge." nonmembers eligible. 3 DAYS ONLY communities in UnToffOSttnty and" even reach constitutional amendmeftVUtaTwauld require a ^American University where.-..- Basketball teams for boys in into our'neighboring counties," Walter Levin vrants reform in area special presidential election two months after his worfc . centered . on the •BankAmwicard "grades 5-12 and street hockey —Boright," a~former™Kenilworth councilman, an -appointed -Vice-Preisdent had -become-z ; poliirejir-^-and-—economic™- :: President^-MrSr-French said. "The election 1036 f Schmidt^lected - said, "so it dqesn'tjnuike_muc]i_senseT^r ^>ne development of the Middle —.- bo_organlzcd in October..—-— SURE PRESCRIPTION- municipality to clearTup its stream beds, if tHe~ conHomin^ would be only for the rcmajnder_flfJhD current ~EaI'f and Africa. ' ,"." term of" office. Had such a . constitutional STUYVESftNT flVE. Weekly recreational gym DEODORfiN WINDOW cities above and below it are doing nothings ^-Noting the lack of available middle-income dominium while any lease is still in effect, at FBI Academy periods for boys consist of are workipg at cross-purposes." housing in Union County, Democratic requirement been in effect last Sunday, unless the tenant agrees to it. He' added, _.. FRIDAY DEADLINE M8-W13 William • Schmidt, a member of the - organized games and fitness CLEANER Congressional nominee Adam K. Levin has President Ford would never hnvp dared to Springfield Detective Lt. Samuel Calabrese however, that.steps should be taken to protect* All rtemB-oiher_ihan.spotjiBVWL ' (W "n» Cental) ' Springfield Fire Department for 14 years, has routines with emphasis on- called fqr legislation on both the state and pardon former President Nixon knowing that 3 S is among 250 law enforcement officers from lSOz. Aerosol "There are any number of approaches that tenants without.leases so that they will have should be In our office by noon • Jbeen elected membership secretary and sportsmanship, team play and federal levels to protect tenants faced with he would not have two years-before ho. had to around the world attending the Sept. 16—. ' could be 'pursued to finally eradicate our sufficient time to seek new housing on their on-Friday...... treasurer of the New Jersey Firemen's Mutual fun. Gym periods are eviction if their landlord decides to convert to stand before the electorate, but two months." t Dec. 16 training program for municipal officers almost yearly flooding problems, but the key to own. ^JBeneyolent, Association. The selection was scheduled on weekdays after LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 condominiums. at the Federal Bureau of. Investigation's any program must be-..a.._unified_.effort j made at the recent 78th annual FMBA con-, National Academy in, Quantlcq, Vo. school according to grade DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE . under a Flood Control Commission," said "The proposed conversion of the Garden 1 ventlon In Atlantic City, which was attended by level and are open to-all boys Stato-Apartments' in Elizabeth to con- Det. Lt. Calabrese is the first member of the . 3 DAYS ONLY 3 DAYS ONLY William McCloud, who is presently serving as Flu'shots' J 400 delegates. • . • township police department to attend the three- In grades 1-6 who are Y the Elizabeth Council p'resident. dominiums has spotlighted the need for im- members, with no advance, mediate reform legislation In this area," Levin J Schmidt, 40, of Prospect place, Springfield, month session, -which focuses on managerial Ponds The commission would consist of county and 3 has been an executive delegate to the state and administrative aspects of law en- registration necessary. In local officials as well as Union County said this week. "At least 50 tenants, many of suggested addition trips td sports events them senior citizens living on fixed incomes, ;j a'ssoclatloh front Springfleld-FMBA' Local 57 — forcemcnt^Ihe-program. Is funded by the Cold Cream legislators in Trenton and Washington. With, a major outbreak of 5 for four years. He will serve in his new post for federal government. and camping weekends are The freeholder candidates said the proposed face the threat of eviction because they cannot influenza predicted - for the planned throughout the year. 3.9 Oz. afford the down payments needed to finance ''one year. A recent graduate of William Patterson commission could also undertake periodic northeast this winter, the James Heller, a Rahway fire captain, was College with a bachelor of science degree in Open coed recreational inspections of known flooding trouble spots ownership of the $24,000 to $40,000 con- Central New Jersey Lung swirrisTare held Tuesday and dominiums." j named to his second term as president of the public safety administration, De.t. Lt. throughout the county and report any poten- Association, .sponsors of the 5,600-member organization. Calabrese Iff studying for a master's degree at Friday • afternoons and Softique tially dangerous situation to the individual The 12th District" candidate urged that' Christmas Seal Campaign, the same school. While participating in the FBI Saturday mornings for 60.75 or 100 WATT W/1, /If • IW ~ ¥• ^ unities-involved. _:_. ; ( -chlldren-irvgrades-1-6,-and for- -| ?!i?!LA Lleyelpjted.jm.-th_eJedcrnl.LfiaU this-wock urflod pooplo over. C5- "program, he will earrr credits- toward-thar~ Bath Oil requiring condominium or cooperative junior-Senior high students on Westinghouse W tpacc%^mcCCLT Hersheyjs: j pisposabieButane ring condominium or cooperative years of age anjd those_withith_ degree. , developers to submit plans to relocate at-least chronic lung or heart con- Men's Club lists Friday afternoons,. Wed- Beadsi \f\ f"/"*! I \( 75 percent of those tenants who do not want to, • djtjons to re a Long Period of lime? nesdav and- Friday, evenings.. eceive influenza Light Bulbs Hand Tools Junior Bars Cricket Lighter AxJ, I Ul IIV——pureltaseroneT-beforc-the-convcTtcdimits-wniild—ifmrTunizaiforr f and Saturday mornings. be_eligible for FHA-insured financing. The association cautioned, Junior high boys may also LiSTERINt "Since the availability of such financing is a ..The Men's-Club of Temple-Beth Ahm, . CO ULlTyL-Q LOU.p however, that some people are "have Instruction in weight- vital element in attracting new purchasers, Springfield, will hold Its annual Yom Klppur sensitive^ to the vaccine are urged DyF&x training and conditioning Dr. Joyce Heller, professor of speech Hpv^lnppr^ ^i/n^lH ^pyo ^ stronfl inrfwliv^ t" dance next Thursday, Sept. 28, at 9 p.m. at the ANTISEPTIC pathology at Kean College, will address the -because it-ts-prepared from— -TlnrpTE3tdi;nt uf Ihu Unluii Cuunty Regional using—the—Universal—Gyi 20 Oz treat existing tenants fairly," Levin noted. viruses grown in embryonated temple's 'social hall, Temple drive and Union County Speech and Hearing Association "This program has worked successfully in Baltusror way. --'-— High School District Teachers Association has Senior high boys have open eggs and should not be ad- gym periods throughout the at its meeting next Tuesday at the Sandmeier urban development projects in the Washington, Admission will be free to all paid-up club contacted state legislators urging prompt v ministered to'people hyper- week, and scheduled period School in Springfield. Her topic will be "Cleft D.C. area? members arid their wives, while new members passage of the bill that will reform the Public sensitive to egg protein. for handfiaTrr~p!rddlel»allr Palate Referrals: Initiating and Terminating will be assessed S3 per couple Club dues may be Employment Relations Act pf_1968. He suggested that a similar clause-be in- Individuals with chronic squash, ' paddle tennis. Therapy." jmld_at the dooi^JThe evening's program will "S-1087 would give the N.J. Public include (failSing to tfieTSaveKdlgard Orchestra; —Employment-R«lat!onB-€ommuialon.fhe-powor lJnlvy refreshments will be served. it needs to piake fair negotiations in the public- room. Boysondglrls in grades Chairman for the dance is Edward Shtafman, sector possible," said Dennis Fox, president of 7-12 may also participate in Rubber Gloves Dish Cloths Cashews Flair Pen program vice-president. Club president is Dr. the teachers' group. YMCA Leaders Clubs to Barney Spielhotz. * The bill, drafted by the Byrne administration receive training and practice g nnd passed by the State Senate In June, would in teaching Sports and before mid-November. give PERC the power to remedy unfair labor swimming and give volunteer presentation or in the Union County Speech and Assembly The U.S. Public Health "The Family Savings bank Hearing Association may contact the Westfield Democrar said the Fair practices and to rule orFwrmt=nratters- are—service with Y physical The Service recommends annual Westfield driver appropriate terms and conditions 'of em- . education programs, association's vice-president, Mra^Susan Van Apartment Conversion Control Act includes a vaccination for people of all Hook, at 731-0085. . _._... . provision .prohibiting .conversion .to a .con- ployment for negotiations between public Complete program-- ages-who-have chronic^con- H n m ishap "employer and employees, Fbxcommeriled. brochures giving "delallsrand" " ditions such as heart diease, "The Wet that teachers In some 30 school .times rare available at' the lung disease . such as em- A Westfield woman was slightly injured Sept. distrlcjs^were_still_wjthout contracts when YMCAJVonUicsk^and further (SOMinute physema, asthma, chronic the Highest interest Ratis; on 11 whether automobile smashed into a tree on" school opened this year* shows the need for information may BiThad by " wide. 3'"?'yards-longr bronchitis, chronic renal Mountain avenue, Springfield police reported. - .improvements inJPERC law," Fox snlcl.""The calling 273-3330: ' Self-Adhesive disease or diabetes mellitus. Police-said Clara" D. Mayer, 5B, was Assembly should act without further delay arid . ;~ RATTAN CASSEHE travelling north near Waverly avenue when her without allowing amendments to weaken this | "iinuriiiuiii in IIIOIUUIII| SHAVE CREAM car went out of control and struck the tree. She badly needed piece of legislation." s ConSUftiGTS § Shelf Paper prospects was taken to Overlook Hospital, Summit, by the Ctioiqe..plflaUe.rns. .. TRIVETS Springfield First Aid Squad for treatment of a I Corner come looking Regular Savings Accounts hand injury. Springfield girl is DRAPESAND Lycoming senior ELECTRIC 11EATEH8 -Sem Fnllmujng.nrf nntno gnfpty WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Sept. 13—Thirty-five guidelines that allow UPER-X Lycoming College students, Including Sally maximum efficiency In the JkNYTIME WITHCWT lQW' flr.7--- pf -32903290! '70 HARK II '1590! bbth of Springfield, at cefemonies in the lodge- exposure (1000 hours) to a VillowJ.d. hdlp , mag WSM|, Qut0 on Spring street, Millburn. - — --;- .; Springfield Cub Pack 172wlll hold a meeting <. »*l* ,p*4l | bad. ud* ina lj. gi temperature of 500 F, J.-..-- n a u n a I > ip.i.ilrip«. ..V, I7.0J6 „ 1 The occasion was their 25th anniversaries as at the James Caldwell School tomorrow at 7:30 •tii . Vinyl ml urvdviou — When cutting off drapes "Masons^ Presentation to Anderson of a 25-year p.m. New Cubmaster Ed Kisch will preside for above a heater do so by at • '73MCKUP MVE! '69 COROLU silver token wasTti|ide byTast'Maste^Thomas induction of new members. The meeting will • by Iftyolq Bdmuda blui w '1090! least six Inches. - NOW OPEN! ,n,l, DEPOSIT Gallagher, who.•"•Is marking the' 25th an- Include a presentation describing bees and how t.Siide rule tuning I I6MFG' 'unib'tt(Kiting, full niversary of his election ab the lodgels wor- they live. • Telescopic antpnna . "".HIM"*, (fry FREE CHECKING •72UNCOLJ) shipful master. Because of jBhess, Walton' MIRK IV! The pack candy drive will run from Saturday Walnut Finish • Battery included &mU«nlol IDi Htfip. Vihiif, * '72CARIM could not be present"tor^ the Swards. through Oct. 15% Proceeds from the candy sale Anderson was: originally. a member of . will support the 197^-75 Cub season. The sole Mag WK«*U. ri«m.uro Hiiio"^"* * body wd« nuu 10MBARD0S il : It's wise to protect your valuables • NO MINIMUM BALANCE Vallsburg Lodge: 178 and later affiliated with features Barton's nut clusters, chocolate- Room Divider i Kodacolor p 1 •72 MARK II |II«I mag ,.U, AM TM ••-•.-•. and Your Checks • 5 shelves... 2 are -in-our'vault --and available when- Are Absolutely FREE!~~ Y will sponsor Jill, p*O|l WPMtt Mfp,. w blfl ever you Want Iherri. ': •— , , Featuring •JICOflOM. MM bus trip to UiN. All,.. ,,..„, < d, . OU|,nW,l,, !..,„, vinyl ,*ot A |*l tjlfld j| 4 p),, Io .ifhfi. rttmum li'i.i. 31.613 I ...w Mono >l ml d The Summit -YWCA Is • DELICIOUS Mason sponsoring a bus trip to the mma sMWTs^f^^ '•••*. '•">J «ta tt.Wl. pd. l«d.nvl r«*l lirxir|. t»*Ul| 4 t(K..I City, which will include a ITALIAN CUISINE -'7-. tliik ihih *n th« («nt*lt p.cnt.u>n Jl l guided,tour and visit to the FAT United • States mission, on j| Kodacolor elcgaill Homers In your home. OVERWEIGHT 'Wh»l could bo mow loyous or. Tuesday, Oct. l, leaving the 8or12ExDevelopepd & printed. '12M! more welcome than I lie oheory MONA MASON ' PERSONAL Odrlnex can help you become the trim '7410T0H'- OEMO!| FLORIST. 61 MAIN ST., YWCA at 9 a.pi. and returning slim person you want to be. Odrlnex Is Fil2m0 Exposure $2.69 at the Mail. II l»ngetou8 driiJJ. Nojldtvliui- Mth gwdenerj overywtiefe, .The qrrangeme/its aent from MQNA memberB and nonmembers. No speciaill oiercijBl . GGot riid o fj OXCOJJ ^•""""'""'WWII: petite strain ol Marigolds' Is MASON PERSONAL FLORIST gel lit and llvo lonatr. Odrlnox has txon excltlriJ became It produces individual attention and aro For .further , Informuton ujod succ»!5tullybyth(Hmnd3«llov«r lionets very early and continues wrapped as lilts- We are open regarding reservations, tho country lor 15ygais.OdrM'xPlan • ThefFarnilySavings lo bloom lot«long period of time. Tuesdays through Saturdays (ram readers may call the YWCA, costt 13.25 and l|*J»rge economy ilze 624 J^orrlB Ave. Sprlngfielc(, NJ. Some varieties boaal up lo Illty 10 A.M. to S P.M: Call us at 467- 55.25. You must loss ugly (at or your blosaoma per plant per growing 16C6. ..•••' • montywlllborolundtdtiyyourdrutsljt. In ELIZABETH! 1 UNION SQUARi & 540 MORRIS AVENUE • 289-0800 seaion, The petite variety Is great No qumtlons «ik«d. Accept no iub- as a border plant and looka tine as EARCV COPY llltutaj. Sold with this guargnloo by, 379-4654 In SCOTCH PLAINS: 2253 NORTH AVE.*(Cor. Cre.twood Rd.) • 654-4622 art edging, ' HELPFUL HINT: "Why not send Publicity Chairmen or* Urgtd DR 6-4134 someone a happy message with SAV-ON DRUGS $$J'B®f®n$ 7565300 toobwrvtth* Friday dosdllne "Your Hoit> Tuny M, Nick" Mtmbvr Federal DeiHHit Iiituraricu Corn, '.".'"• You don't hovo to. wait for sorne'marigqEd&: Itrcy will be more SPWIIBFIBLD 1 I0V01.M1/.IH 765 ROUTE 22 «N. PLAINFIELD I..'! • ' . •. . ••-..,.• .« • • .- ' -, < ' .1 ' - . . . •• • ,•;. • . ,-. .-. holidays lo have unique and than welcomel for qthtr thun ipot n«w». SAV-ON Includ* your nsrnt> oddmt, nnUC HTDHTfl j; to, Julio Kramer and phone numbor. v

". :•.[• 1 , I ! ^^-^^ rvfcif-' '^^^^^^^^ —8--Thur5d Elizabeth YWCA Thursday, September 19, 1974-9 Community leaders attend dinner Heart Association Rodeir will'be honored SMffner criticizes Power squadron lists fall classes to raise funds with r - - _. decision hf $isdg® sponsors classes— in tennis to dance Bob Steiner, Independent candidate for . for Library AAuseum's fund drive Congress in the 12th -Congressional district, 1|fl bicyclThe Union Countey marathoChapter of the American n MoripTlAe than 250 Ne w JerseyonWOrs will honor kJ. Oil Oct. 2 Classes in tennis, swimming, physical fitness A kick-off dinner for the Springfield Library interior. This loan will be amortized out of the Bronze—Alice & Michael Schenker, P'nai Kenneth Roden for 25 years«f service to Junior and ballroom dancing will be offered this fall expressed dismay this week "that a court could Heart Association, will sponsor Its second an- hold that the bureaucratic regulations of the The Watchung POW " (Photo by Marty Fotrssf ~T"goId star, $1,000 or more; silver, $600 to $900; wishes. Prizes will be given to those riders who and foreign government officials. — -** group danj:e instruction in basics and the mosr security for employees who have contract- accumulate the greatest mileage^ and collect recent_dance steps will be included irr the Squadron, Harry Mopsick_o£ Linden, stated .'andbronze star, $100 to $450." —•••_j_ at Baptist Churcf For the successful development and — ; protected seniority is an outrage," Steiner said. "Every boater, especially a newcomer to breathing pure oxygen—or Support of this "fund-raising project was' the largest amount of contributions. Other execution of these and other. Junior program, which includes dancing, mixers and Rehearsals underway Jewish-Christian gospell Binger DicDikk FFeltmor prizes will be given for the oldesfand youngest socializing. Teachers and social directors are boating,'should take this course. If a person any-other alleged sobering-up urged by Mayor Edward N. Stlso Jr.; Helen Achievement projects, Roden and Junior operates his boat without knowledge of the i UNDERSTANDING I will appear in concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday at riders to complete the course for the greatest Hnlnn Whiwlnn Tlip'rinnntion piV Charter-group report method—will not speed upjhe JojdUnLQnlsJSympHony ,_FTancis,.library dir£Ctor.;-and-Ruth_V, Gold- TuleiTorthefblid;"s1iIetyTeljuIrc7nentsT)ratd5-to~ process. All you canToTs waif family participation. Bicycle pennants will be evening is $1.75 for YWCA members and The Union Symphony Orchestra Is about to stein, president of the library board of trustees. ^eWal^a^isDClfficB3« ^unp.ke «C 122 "consecutive George Washington-Medals of jSf hl • navigation,.he_is-£ndangerihg_his_flwnjjffl,i'5.,. -ondJqUho.livcr-doit&work.— : ringfW > Iz ^LeoNoiisAA:-^ 1 •--Don^ld"W~ SWarTr-nWsTdem~^ni1iF~^ — Trwanled-to-those-cycllsts-"coIleMtnBr$20"01 —rHonofTrohTTfeetlofhs Foundation' in the" _J. KENNETH RObEN ; . Union County clerk Walter G. Halpin an- well as others." ' [ NIAAA works to_5pread the a vel ed extensivel ta more. All riders and volunteer workers will | ' Morris E.'Chafete, AA.b.,Director 1 orchestra presents three.concerts. The Union Springfield State Bonk, told the group his bank u , d y concert throughout the economic education category of Its annual Include Harlow Curtis", director. Community Advance registration is required for all nounced this week copies, of the Union County More details may be obtained by-telephoning facts about alcohol- and cs receive a meniqnto of the event. | National Institute on . s Symphony -is a'non-profit organization 'com- would advance funds to the library at a low "-;—?-=}? ', ' .. ,. ,„, , » . ..awar.ds competitions. andJ3anl Relations, Bristol Myers Products; programs except ballroom dancing. Also, Charter Study Commission report now are Don Ward, chairman of the course, at 233-1758. alcoholism In the belief that Aaron Rockoff of Rockoff's Mens Shop, | Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism § posed of people who enjoy music.and wish to interest rate for immediate completion of the He Soften referred teas Jhe "Mario Lanza of "Operation England" took 32 Junior Edward R. N. Douglass, treasurer,- Regional persons desiring to register for * tennis, available for purchase at his business office in understanding will encourage L Elizabeth, Margaret Menzaco, chairwoman of siiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiumtuiiiimiiii share it with others^ • ; -*-— gospel music; according to Rev, William Sch- Achievers to England last May.Others have Public Relations^ Inc.; Thomas J. Gallagher, -swimming and physical fitness must be YWCA the Courthouse In Elizabeth. The cost, deter- responsibility in the use of the city of Linden Heart Fund, Ethel Stevens, EARLY COPY (.KTTINO DHliNK- from the body. Most of the Rehearsals are held every Monday evening, midt, pas.tor of the Evangel Baptist Church. visited the Republic of Ireland, Nova Scotia, manager, Public Relations, Exxon Co., U.S.A.; members. The V membership fee is $4'a year mined by the county printing department, is alcohol by those who choose to FRIDAY DEADLINE director of the Union County Medical Society Publicity Chairmen are urged to How much alcohol does it elimination is a burning-up job at Union High School, 3rd St., Union. Anyone Feltmar will appear here for one concert only. Aruba, Puerto Rico, Belgium and The Dean A. Krenz, publisher, TheJDally Journal; for adults and $1 a year for young people under $1.50 a copy. . • drink. For more Information, Al| items other than spot news should be In our and George Porcclla, of Cycles Jjy George, take to get drunk? That done by the liver. wishing to become a member should contact He will be accompanied electronically by or- Netherlands, where H.R.H. Prince Bernhard Michael J. McQuade, Schering Corp.; James 17 years of age. More information op the observe the Friday deadline for other write to NIAAA, P.O. Box office by noon on Friday.. "^ Cranford are co-chairmen of the event. "By law, sufficient copies have been printed depends on a number, of Drinking black coffee, Leo Rindler, founder and conductorv"at 686- chestra and chorus. His LP albums will be received them at the palace and spent-more A. Oneal, senior vice-president, National State programs may be obtained by falling the and are being distributed to every elected than spot news. Include your name, taking a cold shower. 2345, Rockville, Md. 20852. available at the: concert. Registration forms for the 1974 Heart Fund than an hour discussing their interests and YWCA at 355-1500. ... address a.nd phone number. .. factors, including individual 8082.1 • -•' •-• •— • Bank, and Richard R. O'Connor, attorney. • county and municipal official," Halpin said. differences and adaptation, Cyclethon can, be obtained by contacting the ambitions and his own. - ., •-• . but here is some pertinent Heart Association office at 98 W. Jersey St., . Many of the the former Junior Achievers are information:' Elizabeth or phoning 353-7837. The rain date now employed in the companies which spon- Drunkenness is brought will be Sun'dny Oct; 20. sored them. '• about by alcohol remaining in Iirt973-GovcrnornvilIIam"'CfihIira"ppbTnlea"" the blood—the amount in Roden to the Governor's Task Force on excess of what the body Spanish ballots Economics in Career Education: The work of 1 "burns up" or gets , rid of. the Task Force culminated in the adoption by Generally speaking, a 1501b. the governor of all 10 of its recommendations. man will burn up alcohol al bein^ g prepared The governor then asked every member to., the rate of aboutone drlnlcpcr TJmbn County Clerk Walter G. Haipin, who is continue as members of his permanent hour. mandated by a law signed by Gov. Byrne to Advisory Council on . Economics in Career At the National Institute on print the sample ballot and voting instructions Education to assure implementation of the Alcohol _Ahu6e.anrLAlc(iho.lism_ ——in-Spanlali-ln-any-voting—district—with u 20—reeommendatiunb. Thib led—trr~RoderrVap' (NIAAA)—a component of the percent Spanish speaking voter registration, • polntment to the Union County Career r Alcohol, Drug Abuse, 'and- sold this week .he. Is "deeply concerned" as a Education Coordinating Council. miLLBURN, 7OO morris Tpke. Mental Health result of the confusion caused In He also spends a good bit of his time con- Administration—the typical If alithetalk of unavailable mortgage money has caused you to last week In their primary election wherein the sulting with educators on how best to coor- drink" Ts~(IeFfned as containing Spanish ballot did not conform to the English dinate (he non-curricular Junior Achievement ' i ounce of pure alcohol. That ballot. Halpin said he is aware of 19 districts in activities with the structured school programs. amount is provided by: postpone Buy ing a house, put the thought to rest H- Sure, Union County in which he must comply with Working with Professor Paul Tedesco of —One "shot" (l'-j ounches) this law and it may go past 20 when the Northeastern University, he was instrumental of 100-proof whiskey or vodka. mortgage money is short, but most Realtors have spent the better registration rolls close Oct. 7. in presenting the BHelp (Business History and —One glass of fortified As a result, he has asked Freeholder Director Economic Learning Program) concept to —wino—.|>oH-,——-Hherry,—vl|l write about flben Other members of the dinner committee YEAIilOllNDoSlIMMER»WINTEIt«KNIT SUITS presumed to be intoxicated or still fact. . . '-.- and fabrics In lnnou«00 wfilcti I* not us match yoi* to your home. Remember, our too 'technical, for 1h« average "under the influence," whilo homeownor to under*tend. We will Women will discuss in others .15 percent is the. fry to cover moat flueitlon* a&out.the Board members serve:you, the people of our purchas* and core of carptf and PURE WOOLS*DACRON/WO0LS*100% POLYESTERS determining level. uphpiitory. countycharterreport : As for "sobering up," it communities.-- - (Q) HOW CAN I RECOGNIZE A The Union County Women's Political Caucus takes about as many hours as QUALITY CARPET WHEN I SEE will hear a report on the Union County ChnttWi. the number of drinks con- IA! In any carpal, there are-clearly Study Commission's final report at its Monday RIUSMALL© ALL SIZESoFREE ALTERATIONS vlwble •tonpoiu 10 quality, but sumed to eliminate the alcohol Itiwajrt hidden qualltlea you never- meeting. Tlieiifogram will begin at Ikl5"p.rn.at aeo- Take a carpet In yourttonM an d the City Federal Savings buildlrtg, Walnut and (e«l IItt , benbdd It backback . Qualityxarpat I* a finely balanced combination of pile South-avenue, Cranford. ,T,he speaker will be KNKKGY AND THKKN - hBlQht, pile dentltv.-Tnt.more fiber Producing a ton of lumber So, come on out anci-/ look. If you've got the—^ a manufacturer packi into an Inch,, coriirnfsslon' ^member Patricia TurrreT of requires 430 kilowatt hours of tha better the carpat will w*ar. Tha , Plainfield. - -_• ., /..._ daaptd r thrtJflnHthr-JflnHr tn« bt«ar-.Jtbt«arJt> ; : -itharnol-elitharnyy op tfte manufatfturermanufatfturer1*- ' "Ether GHckreaucus PrestderrtvTVll! discuss - _j_'it;ctricity;. . ..:..;,;_' .. ..i,.i. oood namee, pi wifie advice oll your carprt TBtafler.BthblldtHlBoth-bulld-tHelr --the—national... convention_.she. attended in : l l ttilLrtfPmwi ' Wichita, Kan.'The aim of;the caucuvsaid-a— QiMitlon* will ttt aniwared by mill. PutliiTNotice BnchiM • itamp*d utr-atfdrtuad —group official, "is to_groylde an opportunity-for— . WHITB TO: Ouracloan by ~ all women in the county to become aware of our , 4S VVini a AAva. , IlIlt , Shorlll'iSalo N,J. ntu or call MMMS. Your polltlcal processes and to encourage them to SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW queitlon may appaar In thli take an active part in politics and government, JERSEY', CHANCERY coulumn. - / • DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, regardless of party affiliation. DOCKET NO. F-110O.7J ROSE B OREENE, Plalnllll, VI. . SEYMOUR ZYDNEY, NORMA R ZYDNEY, INVESTORS SAVINOS Course offered & LOAN ASSOCIATION and NATIONAL STATE BANK, Defendants. ICHEHNEY DANCE STUDIO; onNJ birding CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF w "Birding in New Jersey," a EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE VMtaMHHMHOu^r 19t,~x.h Yeax#...r iI-n ••„Unio! n "Birding in New Jersey," i F LE FM0RTGAGE D 0 10-weCk series of illustrated R|J,,S^|JS^S ° """-ITOTS -ADUUT1"""*-.!S , m lectures on birds which can be Bv virtue 'of (ho above-stated writ of execution to mo directed I ^BALLET • TAP ~ seen In the Garden State, will Shall expose'for Sato by "public vendue, In room.BS, In the Court be offered by the Cranford' House, In Iho City of Elizabeth, " TOE •JAZZ Adult" , School. "In , it"s lial'l N.J., on Wednesday, the l»lh day of October A.D., 1974, at two ACROBATIC semester', which begins o'clock In the aftornoon of said* Tuesday, at Cranford High Huge Group day - • HAWAIIAN and ;e Group All the following tract or'parcel SchooK, The coiffse is offered f n d THE BOARD OF REALTORS 2 '? . -...*nd.l.!h». promises PRE-SCHOOL in cooperatjon with the New $ herolhafter particularly Jerdcy Auduboh'SocTcty.'', , i described, situated, lying and CLASSES Men's Reg; '65 to 225 being In Iho Township o( jPro/. IParrts ' $. _Sprlnqflold, In the County of Union, Year?) and Slate of New Jersey: • \ Swackhamer, member'of (ho noing Lot 18, Block 6il,.as Chemistry, Dppartnient. at shiton on Map of sherbreoke, SpBCial ClissaClis s for: Township of sprlnof laid. Union of the ORANGES and MAPLE WOOD Union College' and " an or- SPORT COATS SLACKS Co., U.S., October 30, 1951, nlthologWt, will be the In- tiled In the Union County Teen-Age Beginners; Register's Of flee on December structor. .. •.;' t, 1959, ai Map NO. 317F. - Promises are commonly known •LMILLBURN CUTIVBI raid our Want A(J» as No. 53 Norwood Road, •SOUTH ORANGE i hlrlno «mploy«l«mp| . ~Br«—o Springfield, New Jersey. • aurMlfI lorfor aOfllJ »3,MI Cod There Is due approximately .. /d«fly•»> «2,3«.37 with Interest from June •LIVINGSTON •ORANGE » Broad St, Cor. M«rh«t St. ber of thii Radio City (N..rj rtlni.) UNION # Room loot (F«a; «».«!) -f Music Hall Roekcttes );jJTJt • N'Wdrh, tt.n. • ' . r< \ '.- "..'.''- '. ,.

.„ ;, 4'J^ •_. «•»:."••»•' ••-''•• ' ••.'•i>:;-iJ.vi..;iv,yi. ', 10-Thursday, September 19, 1974-SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER Thursday, September 19, 1974 member friends, use as their motto, "It's great Non-credits at UC to include 40 courses; sign-up tonight MendecHHearts to be alive...and tohel p others," according to Union College's fall program of non-credit will be conducted tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 In Drawing; Painting in Mixed Media; Water- Navigation for Yachtsmen; Advanced Creative , Dr. -Dwight-4iarken of Boston, the general flood control benefits far outweigh disadvantages courses willcommenco on Saturday, according Mac Donald Hall. color Painting; Art for Teenagers; Creative Writing; Rapid Reading Comprehension for pledges funds campaign chairman. Adults. Made up «L more than 5,000 members, the ' to Weymoii 0. Steengrafe, coordinator of the There are no entrance requirements, tests or Stitcbery As an Art Form; Nineteenth Century 1 Department of Continuing Education. grades, Steengrafe noted. "However," he said, Romantic Music; Five Great Symphonic Also, Contemporary Literature; Energy and Mended Hearts, Inc., an internalional organization's purpose is to visit and encourage the Future; Estate Planning; Wall Street Up to organization which has its center in Highland (Continued from page \\ esthetics," thereport declares r'The project stagnant pools and accumulated mnnmade developed... Only a small portion-of about 10 "The alternative of foregoing jiny flood . Forty courses spanning a wide range of In- "those who complete .courses will receive . Composers; New Insights Into Marital "persons scheduled for and recovering from termed almost entirely favorable, with an"end the Minute; The Power of Mass Media; Park, has'pledgcd $6,300 toward a fund for the heart surgery. It also provides assistance to the to flood damage and an increape in property will enlarge the presentsjream bed to more debris can further aggravate the area's acres is still vacant. Presently it is zoned for control Improvement would eliminate the terests from painting and ballot to psychic certificates from Union College." Adjustment; Yoga: The Eastern Way to Self- from below WabenO'"SVenUe~HTB51rK6rey~road. Architecture; An Overview; Meet the Doctor; Heart House Learning Center Classroom. The patient's family, distributes information and Ponding areas arc planned near Springfield values. Only one house, on Angel avenue, would than double Its present size. As a result a great • decreased esthetic appearance." single family residential. A variance does e_xist adverse effects previously cited as well as the awareness and real estate apprising are being Courses range from one-day seminars to 16 Discovery; New Frontiers In Human - » -fcl • • J • . A - ** . » . • ___d : ^ihtHh^rf*H^rt!^^M^ hh" l NPW Jcrspy Cnmps Alive: The World of rnntrlhntinn put: the fumFraising campnign prnjprf-; In hpnpfif [lpnrt avenue and along Riverside drive along the haveTo be relocated! ——* •—: o-o —• '^ gp ffeF*d-to-meet-ad«M-n«ed&t«iKWntere6te4oF—wcclts^-in—length and arc oftered-^tnorn: py the 'no development' alternative were ac- professional and personal enrichment, afternoons and evenings. Camping; Astronomy - What's OutThere?, and "over the firstsports field pedestrian,-two months, precludes this approach. A determination of floodproof existing structures in the area af- United Way CHASE &SANB0Ri stresses, however, "Inasmuch as the project measures are being employed in order to view of the waterway:——••-.--,•.• -•,./ high land values could make this alternative... fected by the flooding. This Is not realistic from area is within a heavily_popu!ated area, the and Melsel avenue, one year. A temporary reduce this impact. The downstream lake can "The area's present natural appearance'will bridge is planned for Morris avenue during the viable.' a number of standpoints. amount of wildlife present is not considered CHASE&SANBORN be utilized by the ParK~Conimlsaion for- the be replaced by a bland view of the water edge. construction period. -o-o- - "First, the potential value of property in- significant." -bonefit of the public." — Without proper local maintenance of the Under "land use," the report states: "Most • SEVERAL ALTERNATIVES to the proposed volved is such that it would make this action L FOOD DEPARTMENT THE ECONOMIC IMPACT of the project is Under the heading "vegetation and channelized areas, the problem of local of ^he-Jand, within the flood plain is already construction are also discussed. They include: Infeasible. Also there ore a substantial number COFFEE CA 5 of dwellings which would hqve Urbe purchased 69CW/COUPON COFFEE SALE TODAY THRU SAT so as not to endanger the lives and property of those'who would'normolly remain there On* ixxipon par o»!2"»r-. Mrs. Wi]s6n hits without protection. • TOopd Iliru 8»t., Stpt. *•• W* YMCAk taking registrations MFR. STANDARD BRANDS FOODS J r WALL STREET NOTEBOOK^ _ j bond r^sue plan "If It is desirable to maintain thVexisting IROZEN FOOD DEPT. ammimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiBy ARTHUR,S. POLLACKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiimuiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiii structures, then there would be additional costs of Individual protection: such .as..raj8lng_the_. BANQUET \Ily AHTIIURS. POLLACK: that growth.The rule is: the lower the chance as pro-high way for physical fitness ~dWellih^3TSr~exten8lvely waterproofing them.'*^ WITH THE The most remarkable characteristic.of the of surprise, the higher the P-E. ' / • ..-j^^-^^ . • - ^ ' Men's «nd women's fitness "c|h"sse3 «t-the 8:30. Classes consist of planned exercises TurnlnH to one other alternative, (he report. COUPONS ON current markeris the pessimism of investorsT Wc|l, there have been lots of surprises in the •: Betty. Wilson, Assembly majority^whip, this Summit Area YMCA'will begin next week, with geared to eaqh participant's physical proflleT says: "The use of upstream reservoirs was also THIS PAGE POT PIES reflected in the extreme, contraction'in price- earnings area and there are very few unbrokep ' week called the State Department of Tran- advance registration being taken now for the which is determined by. monitoring and , considered. Their use would eliminate, all earnings ratios. Stock values are back to levels records left. This "knock-down" process-'is sportation's, highway bond issue a "poorly _ 10-week sessions. \ analyzing the cardio-respiratory system. adverse Impacts in the immediate project BEEF 8 oz QQ not seen -since~Tn"e 1940s. Perhaps the single about at its end, in our opinion, since ifs'only CHICKEN planned, ill timed, piecemeal approach to the Two fitness courses' will be conducted for area. Investigation Indicates no additional WITH COUPON AND A TURKEY pkg. ^%J most important factor in the destruction of slight exaggeration to say that everything but state's transportation needs. The obvious men. Evening classes for members, only will be The Y Executive Fitness Club for reservoir storage cbuld be developed In suf- 5 price-earnings multiples above 15 has been that mass national bankruptcy has beerfdiscounted. businessmen, also conducted by Liebiedz, will priority given to highway construction over led by William Liebiedz; they^arc hold Monday ficient amounts to eliminate local modification *7.50 or MORE FOOD PURCHASE TROPICANA 100% FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE earnings per share patterns have become What the six-year bear majket has done, in mass transit is distorted and disturbing," she and Wednesday throughout the year, from 8 to be held in 10-week sessions on Wednesday and in the Springfield area. 2 BARS LIFEBUOY unreliable. This has been due to product price Friday, 12:15 to 1;15 p.nr: Classes include shorl, is to wash down a^whole new vein of said. ' > "Two small reservoirs do exist upstream of ( volatility, stop-and-go government policies and attractive, low P-E prpspects. The renewal of spoliation plan. Once such a plan is developed, directed calisthenics, walking, jogging-pr- 12 Mrs. Wilson charged that the DOT approach Springfield but enlargement of these areas 'ALBERT SAVE 25c SAVE 10c oz. < -demand changes incurred when unexpected confidence (i.e., the'Tesolutlon of Watergate)": ignores the need for"'developing, ajotally new the voters will be in" a~Eelter posilion to judge "runniiig, followed by optional activities such as 39 price resistance has been encountered. pick-up, volleyball; swimming, paddleball, would have an insignificant effect on flood '•••• , WNBC-TV's should begin theslow process of re-establishing Statewide' master plan for all types of tran- the merits of any particular bond issue," Mrs. stages.in the projedt area. . ' , Institutional investors, who dominate thp more traditional relations of stock prices' to handball, squash -or paddle tennis. ' Non- "VOICE" of the New York sportation. "Without a master plan,' howcan Wilson said. '- ' "The areas checked were the Essex County Knicks, New York Rangers Tasti fries._. ~ market, place a greater emphasis on predic- earnings ^and earnings expectations. This we avoid building a road now and discovering "This year the DOT should confine itself to members are eligible toparticipat e for a Oood thru 8el, Stpt. it »74. «,e tability of earnings growth than on the rale of _process_-Viirbe hastened or impeded by events Reservation retention basin and the Interstate and New York football Giants-, MANnpAK SAVEIOC later that mass transit would better serve an the $100 million bond issue for acquisition of ^course fee. Rt.-TO- interchange^area-near -the-Mlllburn '-- games- will, be the guest on the interrelated inflation and interest rate area?" she asked. ; rail rights-of-way. This money need only be , „ . , , 1 fronts. border. Neither individually nor in total will speoker at the Union County Mrs. Wilson said she recognized that devising spent if we need to buy those rights-of-way to Women's fitness courses include slhnnastics, these areas have a significant impact on the United Way annual kick-off Cheese Pizza _ NEWISTOUFFER SAVE JOo Putting it all together, we think market a master plan can be time consuming. avoid losing them forever," she explained. exercises set to music, conducted by Pat Reed; Toward Ihs purchais of Hatha Yo a flooding in Springfield." dinner at 6:30 tonight at the possibilities over the near term line up as "However," she continued, "the inability to Mrs. Wilson went on to say that more im- 8 ' directed by Jane_Petroff: aerobic Town and Campus follows: devise a total plan' this year is no excuse to mediate economic benefit could be felt if the dating, choreographed fitness ''dances" PFEIFFER lep Pound Cake Restaurant, Elizabeth. BfL project a highway bond issue mislabeled as a state focused on getting money into the directed by Lorn Russell and modern dance, Albert,-name<(-sportseostei»- DRESSING ! U.S.D.A. CHOICE(HEARTS) READYTOEAT MORTON GAVE 35c ' Registration is being taken for-the Summit the market will be above 110, as measured by 'safety'bond issue. I find the DOT proposal an Thomebuilding niarket wherele^er delays "in" instructed-by FranlrTishley; —Speaker-named CAESAH OR RUSSIAN I BONELESS offensive expenditure without proper plan- of- the year for four con- GROUND SMOKED Macaroni & Cheese Area YMCA's annual family camping weekend the S & P 425 Index (which stood at 89 on July construction are encountered. "The state . ".••' Slimnastics classes meet Monday and secutive years by the National OOOD ONLY AT TWO OUV8 • ning," she declared. . ', • . ." On. coupon per customer. CHUCK TEMPLE, 8AVE2*C ' set for Oct. 4 to (i at Fros>-Valley, N.Y. Non: 31.) The most likely performance, in our ccpnomy_hfls jilrcBdyjsuXfered a losS-Ofjiearly -Thursday mornings, 9:30 to 10:15, and Wed- Spor^scasters' and ^port^_ ""•" rnemTSerSTn'rc eligibIe;"1b~paftiHp"aleT'•rah(T~oplhl6n;'wl!!"!nvolvACK )-- CHOICE SEEDLESS _ boating, "canoeing, basketball, volleyball, sum total of our knowledge and experience, but- releases ? Write to Facilities include ah indoor track, gym, been urged to enjoy coffee and conversation at Shoulder Steak Tsl 59 MIX OR WT WILL NOT BSIOJT exercise rooms, universal gym, steam room 9:45a.m; The hour program will begin at 10:15. The campaign chairman, RED BLACK GrapesMATCH . 55 fennis, baseball, football, hiking, and fishing are certainly not infallible. They do, however, this newspaper and GARDEN FRES:SH IN MOVING A UING?, and pool. There also are four-wall courts for Rhythm and dance classes for children 3-5 and Robert L. Weeks, vice- Toward tho purchsee of I Skinless Franks .»79° Cube Steak _ are nmong the activities. Compfire programs, provide us with an intelligent and likely pattern C6LONIAL LEAN POHK PICNIC TENDER 1 ask for our "Tips indoor^games;-5quare~Tlancing7~and hayrides—to^worlcfroi -paddleballr-6t)uash-and-haridbalhand-ropftbp—babysitting-foHnfants-18-monUis-and-over-arer - president-of-Exxon_Research. GmDSANDWICH-j are highlights on Saturday evening. • (Arthur Pollack is a stockbroker at Paine, ,on Submitting News paddle tennis courts. Periods are set aside available 'at a nominal fee while mothers are and Engineering Company, Green Cabbage FTC., IF.-¥01) noted that more Hum 250 SmokettMastersTzz:SWIFT PREMIUM BEEF (MEAT :;.—^~i^B9*" OAnDE.NFRC8H cello According to Addicott, this is an opportunity Webber, Jackson & Curtisrlnc. Letters to him Releases." during the week for adult volleyball, basketball attending the program. For information, •139 volunteer • leaders from BAGS - csrton for families to "enjoy the autumn foliage as may be addressed to Suburban Publishing TO A PIECE and adult swims. jeaders may call the YWCA at 273-4242. ,. Pork Chops CENTER CUT „,..;...._.. „, . eech management and labor in Franks .-. ; ib. 1 Slicing Tomatoes well-as-tho-fine Wawoyanda accommodations -Corp,,-12B1 Stuyvesant-avc,, Unlon,07083 BOARDSCLTHAT ALL ~: 89° r Union County,are(expected uf GENUINE SPRING -WESIEHN FREESTONE' 1 - and recreational facilities located on the 2,200 PARTS PEMAIN TO- i | 149 Spare Ribs COUNTRY STYLE .^ attend Ihe kick-off dinner. (SHOULDER)—• ,J acre property in the heart of the Catskill IWtW% aM ay' 8« | Lamb Chop Prune Plums _ * 29° Springfield resident GETHER UNTIL READV Also on the program will be QWIFT PREMIUM BRO*M W SERVE r 109 Mountains." Brochures and rates are available at theNEWWCRLD of Signers Ib. OAROEN FRESH '. . •- "-"".' at the YMCA, 273-3330. - " ends radiology training TO PUT OR a multimedia _presentatiqn MIR CUT9 i prepared by the United Way of Link Sausage : :z I-11CHOPS '/~~U\\ isAVBS TIME AND America's national office. Toward Ihs pfjrchate ol SWIFT PREMIUM (BONELESS DUTTS) ENDS t CENTERS Ib. Pascal Celery «?s..;..:...:-,...:.:.....^H'29 Orna Schachtol of Springfield was among 18 U.S. #1 YELLOW _.. Regional board meets 1 m> Campaign chairman from V NIUAO students graduated Sept. 13 from. Overlook ' HUNTING -WHEN BURRY'S * " Hospital's three radiology schools in local United Ways will also DEVIL'S FOOD Smoked Daisys Monday in Springfield 14- Globe Onions -.3 J2* 49° ceremonies at the Overlook Medical Education . • attend the dinner. ~ SCOOTERPIE^z I TheJJpard of Education of the Union County Center, Summit. GOOD ONLY AT TWO OUV9 DAIRY DEPT. Regional High School District will meet in Miss SchachteKcompleted a third year of .Experience On. coupon per cuelomer. regular adjourned^fiession from 8 to 9:30 p.m. specialized training in the Overlook School of Ondtriruaausepl. 2.1^1974. ROYAL DAIRY Birne talks MFR. MUTUAL8I8CUIT CO.. IHC. Chock Full 0' Nuts Coffee on Monday at tlie Keyes. Martin Buildiqfi in Radiation-Therapy" ""SpfiHglield'. ' ' :"~ • """" "• ' •'—:—: — ^r° vnou TWO GUYS WHOLE The Regional High School District is com- FRIDAY DEADLINE ROUND-THE-CLOCK 1 we CREAM OR VACUUM BUMBLEBEE I UUU —pused uf six Luiiiiiiuiiitius. BtTkeley~tieiEhl [TomToTtientta n spotTve WHOLE CHUNK WHITE Clark, Garwood, Kenilworth, Mountainside and office by noon on Friday. smoking pollution) will hold a ANY 1-LB. LOAF I LAUNUKY FRUIT ALL nnt Springfield, and operates four high schools. Delicatessen FLAVORS public meeting on Monday, PEPPERIDGEFARM • Sept. 30, at a p.m. in the DETERGENT CORN DRINKS IKF TUNA ROYAL OAIR*-LAROE OR SMALL CURD Design Forum Summit Tow" Hull. WHITE BREAD I Springfield avenue, Summit. QOOD ONLY ATTWOOUVS ' Cottage Cheese SAV»«,,„,...,.,.E 10c . ...:.j.ii 49° N.j. GASP is an en- On* coupon per customer. i ASI [Oood Ihru SetrSepl. 21.1974. ••. C COOPER EXTRA SHARP 8AVE10C WAYSIDE GARDENS vironmental action group MFR. PtPPtHlDOt FARM ' ' Deli Dept. At Lohlgh Ave. Store Only concerned with indoor tobacco ONE STOP HOME & GARDEN CENTERS ." smoke pollution. Cheddar Stix ::__ \s 79° 4 99 59 4 99 PILLSBUHYBEO-ITALIXN-HYE kbo-l. , " Hundreds of Blooms from ' "Fingerprints of the SPRAY N WASH One Plant vK PLUBONePlLLED " Ham Capicola „ ,: Elements" Will be featured at .~...... M.OZ.SIZE : -•.-.-• TOMHTOES the Trallside Planetarium In NPORTED FINLAND _ DRIED FLOWERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION the Watchung Reservation on N.B.C. SUNSHINE —r- vjsit our new world of interior desfgnjoday. Sunday, at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Swiss Cheese _ s?79* Moderately Priced for-DO IT YOUBSBLF ARRANGEMENTS NUTTER BUTTER VJENNA FINGERS WITH A FOOD PURCHASE NeW.ORBBM The same program will be OF f2 OR MORE repeated Monday through Cherry Pie Polish Kielbasi :„ . SQUASH CABBAGE Thurwlnyat 4 p.m. and. on •O •\vednesday at 8 p.m. LAWN-GARDEN-HOUSEPLANT PROBLEMS? •AS'~the-Planel"»rlum-ha»-o— r OIL E T R f E S O E l» T J (HOUSEWARESPEPTJ- to* jumbo J3RING YOUR PROBLEMS TO SUMMIT seating capacity of only 35 persons, tickets Issued at the Storage Chest WAYSIDE GARDENS Trnilsldp office .are pn_a firat- Trol Hair Tonic qApHM>R|BOUOUIT OV. THERMOS INSULATED Free Professiohal.Advice Given . - come, first-served basis for TO KEEP LUfJCH SNACKS 3O"i< 16"x 13" HEAVY DUTY; - Stmda'y—performanoes. Talcum PowdBr By Ted ScBiiss ' ------cinHioNamp —~f"-. COHRUOATED FlflflEBOARD Children under eight years bf FRIENDSHIP GARDEN formerly (if Breck & Sterling Forest (lardens Complete Intetlqr uge are not admitted. • • FLORAL __)iultn«rvict Denture AdHesive" ' PATTERN ONLY nEO. CRISP. DILICIOUI .brotdlobm . No program is Hated this Baby Magic lotion Dusting Powder 1.6S BEAT HIGH PRICES dfipsriei' wejckend' at the Truilsido Herbal Shampoo nea. i«. • MC INTOJH LISTEROL SANI FLUSH ,>llpcavt|r* " . "Nature and Science Center. CHANTUAY «Ay« DON APPLES uphalileiy The public Is encouraged to Upholstery Shampoo I49 Disinfectant Spray 7c In Tank liquid u°iIT Fertilizer Clearance Sale wyall covering ___viBU-the-Trollsid».faclUtfes_ ratinrtmn— -and their oxhlbits from 3 to 5 Check Your Needa — Final Clearance Sale •nllqut (Utonllon • p.m. on weekdayB except cuitomaratiugt MFRUIT BASKETS MADt TO ORDER Kcenorin • Fridays and from I to S p.m,:.: ' on''Saturdays,, Sundays at\A 975 LEHIGH AVE. 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" SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, September 19, 1974-13 Back-to-School Night planned Jeri Ramsey wed

OUR LADY OF LOURDES - -. • .-—'—- to Guy Groves in 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE REV. GERARD J. McGARRY, by PTA of Caldwell School Berkeley Heights The James Caldwell School PTA, Springfield'; bsst'' REV. CHARLES B. URNICK will hold its annual Back-to-School Night on announced by President, Mrs. Lawrence Tuesday, at 8 p.m, in the schdorauditorium. Zavodny: budget "and-finance, Mrs. Charles " Sunday—Masses at 7,8,9:15,10:30a.m., and After a brief business meeting, parents will Cohn; cultural arts, Mrs. Charles Markwith; '" be^glveh the "opportunity"to meet with the health and safety, Mrs, PavidJSidelmon andr fbrms ' Saturdays—evening Mass, 7 p.m. Mrs. Jules Cast; historian, Mrs. Leonard teachers in their classrooms. Refreshments ;• Weekdays—Masses at 7 and 8 a.m? : will then be served itT the auditorium. All Scelfo; hospitality, Mrs. C. Boettcher. IJrlday—7, 8 and 11:30 a.m. . '••CA £:*$M parents are encouraged to attend. International- relations, Mrs. Patrick v Miraculous Medal Novcna and Mass- At a recent meeting of the PTA executive Mauriello; legislation and school education, Monday at 8 p.m. Mrs. J. Carver; membership, Mrs. P. McCabe; ; Benediction during the school year on Friday newsletter, Mrs. James Roberts; nominating, at 2:45 p.m. _ Mrs. T. Balki; parliamentarian, Mrs. John J. Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap- Methodist women Dysart; pre-school, Mrs. Charles Agrillo;. pointment. publicity, Mrs. Arthur Meixner. I Confessions every Saturday and eves of Holy plan covered dish Reading and library service; Mrs. Joseph Pays and First Fridays, from 4 to 5 and from Policastro; room representatives, Mrs,. Samuel 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. . - ... Furner; 'special services, Mrs. Peter program Sunday McDonald. "' "MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CIIAPEir ~ "United Methodist Women of 'Springfield" Other officers for the year are: vice- ..-- llBOSEIHJCEDR. Emanuel United Methodist Church, Church president, Mrs. Jerome Bongiovanni ;~* (JUST OFF CENTRAL AVENUE) Mall at Academy Green, will hold a covered secretary, Mrs^Donald Auer, and-treasurer, MOUNTAINSIDE dish supper and program for the women of the Mrs. Edward Anagnos. • . . • .T-T— REV. B ADON-H.-BROWN, PASTOR church Sun'day_nL4.p.m,, jeepr'aing to-Esther •Reimllngerrpresjdent.-Thegroupconsistsof all --—^% - CHURCH OFFICE: 232-3455 women of ;lhe church, involved in four- circles Sunday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School for youth .whicn-.meeJLmonthly_and_b'andEd^Dgelhet.in September.£_ . . date„ oTalTiges andTdults (buses arc available; call local church and mission programs. This will fr\f A/I ICC RfV™f f")Yi/ C church for information). 10:45a.m.,Preservice be the first joint meeting since the adoption of lUI /VI/OO UIUIIUIO prayer meeting. 11 a.m.',- morning worship BENEFIT LUNCHEON — Holdlng~some of the gifts to be presented at the Christ Child the new title for Methodist Women's groups. Mi\ and Mrs. Thomas JTLyhch of Haddon—~ Service (children's church for grades 1-3; MrsM . Reimlingei* said the covered dish . Township have announced the engagement of , nursery also available). 6 p.m., Senior Youth ,. Society benefit luncheon and fashion show Oct. 7 are, from left, Mrs. jpseph Lolco supper will be highlighted by a sing-a-long and their daughter, Susan Joan Brandis, to Glenn' Fellowship. 7 p.m., evening worship service, of Springfield, Mrs. Clarence Faheriy,-president, and Mrs. Fred P. Peters of Springfield. . "" - thfl.aWiircliDg.pf prizes, Fellowship will be the Gregory Savarese, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wednesday—midweek prayer service. emphasis of the meal hour. J. Savarese of Mountainside and Beach Haven Friday—7:30 . p,m.,'. Chopel Mountaineers, ..Immediately following, the group will hold its Terrace, Long Beach Island. Bible and crafts for youths, grades 3-8. annual meeting, with reports from the circles Miss Brandis is a senior at Monmouth Christ Child Society to hold concerning their mission projects, and a pledge College; West Long Branch. Her fiance, a . ANT10

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"-;-—i "uT^rs& •Thursday, September 19, 1974-' Vauxhall women Patrick Coffey Wed Sept. 7 '-Thursday, September 19, 1974 Nancy Ann Tainow is bride to hear lectures, of Howard Wimmer, Sept. 1 concert:in church to Evelyn MarieJ.araway Your Guide To Better Living "Attitudes for the Christian Woman," will be* Evelyn Murle Laraway, daughter of Mr- and Wedding vows were exchanged Sunday, Sept. the subject of discussion by guest speaker Mrs. . Mrs. Raymond A. Laraway St. of Maplewood, I by Nancy Ann Tainow, daughter of Mr. and in the ft n Oncida Alston, during the Annual Woman's was married Saturday, Sept. 7 to Patrick 1d Tflin "" of Union 'ay-program, Bunday-at-rt-ainvr-in-€alvapy— . Cnffey, son of %., Alan Wimmer, son of Mr. and Mrs! Monroe Baptist Church. Vauxhall \ Liberty avenue,! Union. Wimmer of Scranton, Pa. " '_" Mrs. Doris Gray (known as Duchess) of_ The Rev. John Brown officiated at-lho U BURB A N RiAt ESTAW Rabbi Barry Friedman of Temple B'nai Plainflcld will be guest soloist and speaker at double-ring ceremony and nuptial mass Jn SI. Abraham-in ^Livingston, .officiated: at .the.-. L -3:30 -p.m^—Mrs. Grayr—»~ professional- —Jdscph's4Join'an.f^ffiolicJ3iurch,.llaplEWB0tl!. ceremony at the Patrician Caterers, evangelistic artist, will be accompanied by her A reception followed at the Alpine Caterers, irSuburbs •Farm Country ®_iqke±®Shore Livingston, where a reception followed. son, Floyd, 14, in a special concert. She is a iVjapIewpod. ClearBrook can be reached Applegarth about W miles to Joyce Uosenbloom of Union served as maid graduate of the Newark,Bible School and Is a The bride was escorted by her father. Mrs. t via the He\ Jersey Turnpike the Clearbrook gatehouse. The of honor. Bridesmaids were Denise Levy of registered Bible teacher of the Bible Club Marilyn Coccurza served as matron of honor to Exit 8A. Turn left over the model area for Clearbrook la Greenbelt, Md., and Mrs. Terry Tainow of Movement in Upper Darby, Pa. for her sister. Bridesmaids were Carolyn C/earbrook's golf course Turnpike aboutNa half-mile to just off Exit 8A and left over Arlington, Va., sister-in-law of the bride. Laraway, Brenda Caldwell, Gail Taylor, Jo Mrs. Alston, the wife of the Rev. Clarence Applegarth roack right at the Turnpike. Dr. Robert Wimmer of Bala Cynwyd.Ta., Marie Rao and Linda" Kaiser. Kathy Coffey servedas best man for his brother. Ushers Alston, pastor of Antioch Baptist Church, Springfield, came to Vauxhall in 1945 from served as junior, bridesmaid and Maria Coc- included James Wimmer of Palmerton, Pa., cuzza was a flower girl. now open to homeowners Dr. Martin Wimmer of Somerset, both brothers Orlando, -Fla. Several years later, she joined \ the Macedonia-Christian Church, and in April, Robert Farah served as best'man. Ushers A professional nine-hole golf the complex. Red Gaeta, have moved into units and now of the groom; Jon Tainow of Arlington, Va., were John'Coccuzza, Paul Palkowski, Alan brother of the bride, and David Lcbowitz of 1957; she became a Christian under the course has just-been opened at former pro at the Bamm call Clearbrook "home." pastorate of the Ipte Rev. Claude "J. Jenkins. Palkowski, Robert Bartold and Arlhry Veglio. the 560-acre, 3,200-home adult Hollow Country Club in Lin- "It doesn't seem like two Scranton. . Barry Laraway served as junior usher, and Mrs. Wimrner, who was graduated" from -- Mrs. Alston-was graduatedfrom the Newark condominium community, croft, has been named pro at years ago that the first couple bnderful -llerbeni-Heilrnann 4,.w.as ring bearer. — Cleiirbrook, in Monroe the Cleflrbrook course, A 15- backed up the van to their Union High School and magha_cum laude fro"m Bible School and is registered Bible teacher ^ Enjo^ iw«tl, cladn country living pt through the Bjbje Club Movernent in Upper- Mrs. Coffey~was~graduated from Columbia 'Townshipf ^ , ...... has be«n^ associated with .plaza home in Section 1," Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa., was •::< HighSchool, Maplewood.—['•?•• Homeitead fturi""offer* l employed as an English teacher. in South Darby. Shejs currently serving as superin- ->"• — The course, more than two Bamm Hollow for the past -recalled Cross. "We^vi been tn.nl iize hom« fr tendent or the Antioch Sunday School and |s__ Her husband, who was graduated from Union MB—~ it year? in making, is an integral nine years. Joining Gaeta in so busy, that the time escaped in pina-.K«nf*d almoiphcrc.oLTomi R Orange Junior High School prior to .her Catholic High School, Scotch Plains, and Union marring! director of trie youth fellowship. part of the clubhouse the pre-opening ceremonies at ust And a great number of ; . . a community club houta and pool, congea XoJlegeT.Q:anford,iservedjn_the_United.Stntes..._.___ amenities designed for .thejymrsewas Ralph Terry, those who live here still neighbor! —- • N. Her husband, who was graduated from tfieTClstons have three children, Clarence . , . th^ Allonlu: Ocean and beocritronly 15 rrtitI'm' away < e i Army. He is employed as a sales represen- 3^ DrrtheGnrdeirStateParkwayrAmong-ihfrthings-ineluded—^-reHrdentff^fnmdTvcr-Tic-—former-New—York--Yankee —eommuteto work. I uiippose_o_ l Dlr. !lUiifili_.^clioo![!_ Scranton,~and the— Jr., who is in the United States Air Force arid is v - !9!' ilJi?r,SiinshineJ5iscultXo: •_ ~_- one of 11 model homes at the community priced from_ Wharton School of the "University" ofHPemv™' stationedTit Guam;'Donna •a;*](lnT0r"aTTTmon— '-'•"•" - """ '^^TEl^Jh^u^ number of them 'will leave High School; and David, a sixth grade pupil in Following a honeyrnoon trip to California, the "1 $14*975 to $39,450 now on display.six miles west of exit 80 oversized~*closeS, and all-season cnclose'd—porch and a "thTir~6ffrces~ and""tell-co~ sylvania, attends (he University of Scranton. • projecj t manager of sales and 8?". P™- • modern mobile until • underground utilities couple'will reside in Irvington. baseboard electric .heat with individual room controls. workers they're going home to 1 Tho couple will reside in Scranioh. Jefferson-Central Six School, "Union. marketing for the complex off etl . • city water and toweragi For Cross, the opening of the play golf. It really is some • paved, lighted tti Exit 8A of the New Jersey golf course and Section 4 • fully land»'cop«d • permanent community Turnpike. Actually, the course recreational compliment underscores the. work ac- here. It's truly recreational Don not Includs 5% N.J. Stlcl Tax was constructed last year, but complished .since the first Miss DiLeo troth the turf needed a full year of living. In another sense , it's .;••••• 1. ^- ^ • k-Y?. MIIS Kl NM III) /I FINDI l< Sales 'zooming' family moved in almost two HOMESTEAD RUN no activity in which to become years ago-in September 1972. - carefree living because all Adult Mobile Horn* Communilv exterior maintenance, Routo ?O — Tami River, N. J. to Mr. Piano told firmly established. The complex first opened for Ttl. 201W41-M0O • The course lies adjacent to groundskeeping, garbage m Miss Schardien, sales in June of 1 to 5, exc«pr Mr. and Mrs. John DiLeo of Palmer street. removal, snow plowing and of World's Fair the ?57200VsqUare-foot . that time, the developer has Sunday. Union, have announced Hie engagement of clubhouse and its facilities, the like are taken care of by Fiom North Jerwy: Garden their daughter, Sharon Marie, to' Matthew Kenneth Zehnder constructed a variety, of our. trained staff." • State Parkway to.Eail 88. w«t swimming pool, tennis and homes, finished the on Rome-70, live milcj. Anthony Piano, son of Mr. and Mr's. Antonio shuffleboard courts. Inside the y Apparently 300 families are Piano of Brighton'street. Union. The an- recreational amenities MRS. 110WA1U) A. WIMMKIl JRSTPATltlcrCOFFEY sold . on the idea of Homestead Run nouncement "was'madc at a party on Sunday . , , .. ... billiards, ceramics and "recfeationanivlngr~care-free" given at the~hnme of the prospective bride's Barbara Ann Schardien, daughter of Mr. and With seven model homes on pr play. Along the living and equity appreciation ——^-AduH MobUe ltome Comrromily It is less than a mile from sculpturing, a sewing center, way, more than 300 families Seton Hall moms parents. Mrs. George H. Schardien Jr. or Union, was Glasspginting talk display at World's Fair in the Easton avenue exit (Rt. card room artstudl o nnd In their Tiomes. married Saturday, Sept. 7, to Kenneth I,ouis Franklin Township, there is a 527) or interstate highway 287; wood-working center. There Miss DiLeo, who was graduated from Union Zelirider of Roselle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- home style for just about -Uigh_SchoQLisj;mployed.flS.ajlEntal.a5sistant_ schools, churches, shopping are a number of other plan welcome tea -nefh-Zehrider-of-lJiiioih—'-< M 29 ^veaonejnJhelcornmunHy.o.fr ^ .center.^. l._ __Ru,tgers_ _ , , j by Dr. Anthony Policastro of Millburn. 1 {aclutles ln( ludlngta:medl( a The Ukrainian Women's National Cedar Grove lane. University, 'with Its The Mothers Auxiliary of Sctbn Hall Her fiance, who also, was graduated from The Rev. Willinm F. Staton-officiated at the many center niulti-purpose room, Preparatory School, South Orange, will hold a Association, Branch 32, one of four branches just beyond the trees Sales are zooming, reported educational and cultural of- kitchens, lockers, saunas, pro Union High School, is employed by Buy-Wise ceremony in St. Luke's Episcopal "church^ in the Union^Essex counties areas, and a Martin . Newman,... vice- iIitillt T ferlngs, are close by, shop, fireplace, offices, snack . .of the freshniiin class. In the prep school i'ifeml5eir6TnreTWorra!s:Ee'aera'U6h~dtWomeii s~ at--— ~—president ' of -Greater- - Tire - Berg-Agency,' New balr and library;"': '""""" An August. 1975 weddinn is planned at the Lounge, Gnrwood. "' Orgamzalioris; jyiir"liold"jirt 'exhibition of —American Communities, and_ cafeteria in Duffy Hall. Town and Campus in West Orange. Jersey's largest resJ(lent!aL__Ilvaddition.tOTille.0pei,|ngj0{. The Rev. William (Jiblin, headmaster, and The bride was escorted by her father. Mrs. Yaroslava Surmach Mills' glass' paintings there Is a steady stream of real estate firm, is exclusive ^ Sunday, Sept. 29 at 3 p.m. in the Ukrainian visitors daily and weekends to the golt courBC whlch members of tho administrativa-and-freshmon- Marlejie Zehnder of Edison, sister-in-law of the sales agent for World's Fair. avnilabIe (« aU residents at a groom, served as matron of fionbr^BFidesmaid" inronity Centei H0Pro!!pechit7r"rvington:— Inspect the three ond four- teaching staff, will welcome (he mothers. Lots of protein neede -and has sales representatives nom|nn| f^ Aaron Cross . Mr.s. Hugh Sweeney, tea chairman, and Mrs. was Theresa Zehnder of Union, sister of the MRS. ANNE CRUTCHER JACKSON— She also will lecture on glasspainting and bedroom homes, which in- at the on-slte sales office. 'Construction* Co., Inc.", the groom. Professional model from Union, will clude bi-levcls, Cape Cods, Kichard Amhrose, Auxiliary president, will Ukrainian Easter, egg-paintirig. Newman called attention to deveioperi iB proceeding with Protein needs are not apt to be metin warm be featured in a fashion show, Iwo-story and split-level fired the members, members of the executive The public is invited to attend. the "custom" features built the introduction of three-story yougetwnatym Arthur Zehjider oj Edison served as best man weather unless cold menus are planned as Fashion Preview,' Saturday, Sept. 28, Mrs. Mills, widow of the late Mr. C. Wright designs. The homes feature board, including Mrs. Charles Iselborn of for his brother. Usher was Chuck Tomredle of into all the homes at World's buildings with elevators and -—Mountainside—and—Mrs.—Harold—Quinn—of- carefully as hot ones, and care is taken to in- sponsored by the Notional Council of Mills, former author and professor of sociology New Prospect Rd., one to two-and-one-half baths, Fair. Some of these are in the balconies overlooking the "TFvTngf onTwilFservif as TfTislcsscsTMrsTTo'lln™, Jj^ Wprneji,__qt__tentrql rClmi1tmiltTh ackson-Twp., -famtiy-roonvrand-one-or-twe^— eolonial-arehiteetupe^—natural—eourBe. Crawford and Mr^ Robert . Millea. past Our bodies need Ihe same amounts of. protein, SIIAItONM.DlI.KO Mrs. Zqlinder, who was graduated.. from jeffersorT'SchooT, "^"ux'R vitamins and minerals whether it's hot or cold, ggp presidents, will pour the tea. Union LHigh School, attended. American . Jacksoji, who-QlsQ is_a.designer.and- N.Y. included in two models ond on future maintenance -and .The three-story models in • Institute of Banking. She is employed as an The association has announced that it is complements--the''woodland Seeflon 4 arc a new feature, beauty contest winner, designs and GRAND CLOSING are optional in the others. Cholesterol concern accountants receivable clerk for Kevtron " models clothes for 'The Special Sized organized for charitable purposes and to Priced from $46,990, World's setting. adding garden apartmentsjo^ —Electronics . ^-^ ,—. — promote the education of Ukrainian culture and the one-story plaza homes -Auxiliary-^ A leam of research investigators at • the i Fair homes have gas heat, and All homes have double-hung senior programs. -thfeii—placement on-one-thlrd— which the developer;hns been University of GeorglaTeWitly" uncovered -Her husband, who was graduated from Union bedrooms from low 4O's. Immediate Occupancy. Con- Hit a hole in one— to one-half-acre lots on win- building. When Section 4 Is resumes evidence that the type of saturated fatty acids High School, attends American Institute of vefiienlly located lor easy commuting. - ejiamel aluminum leaders and sold out, Sccttorr-7—wilt-be-- Win $250.00 : Banking. He served in the United States Army ADVERTISEMENT ding roads surrounded by Slarling Sat,, Sept. 7 ~" which raise blood cholesterol levels are nol gutters . Kitchens featurL e opened with three additional -'. fourh/elsoljemimnefiishfonmunion. Union ORT trees, plus a variety of models — . • ULMjni;i4 wiui ttu i;v uuu4hiuiiMi »hri continuing throughout -Jiiundia.meaUat.-TheyaJsjtrspor-yndications ..ami -is employed. as ilcosL controLclerk—for._ wood-finished cabinets,-for- t .story buildings. meetings T thai one of-thcjt'primary saturated faity.vu'ids In National State Bank. -• - nnd- exterior variations,- Is hreo the month, The VHlugcs will meeting set The Truth About From points North toko Garden State. Rlty,-A L JjmlracoQnter'ftip's, appliance's, in the Rarderi conduct a holc-ln-onc " • 1 - The American War Dads •neal fal actually lowers.both blood cholesterol Following a honeymoon trip to Florida, the to exit 91. Straight >/» mile to Rt. 526. ih"cluarng"""Magic~Ch"ef" range" apartment!; will commence competition for adults 52 Auxiliary of Union Chapter 1 levels and blood pressure. The opening meeting of the West on 526 lor 5 miles to New Prospect community the appearance of.: - and hood and built-in dish- and over on our brand new Kj feminine fashions m utestfie/d- couple will reside in Hoselle. a custom community. before the end of October. pilch.find pult course. held its first meeting of the fall Union Chapter- of Women's Rd. (Brook Plaza). Right V, mile. Models washer. , Models available at Clear- Health Spas open every day 10-6; Phone (201) 367- Another feature of World's Anyone can cnlcr. .season, Sept,-9 at the home of.. -American ORT willtake placC- brook give buyers a range of Just pick up an cnlry form- Mrs. Koberl Petrallia of lo'night at 8 in Temple Israel of Over the pasf"20-years-people People still wanted-a cleanrcom- 3220:- Fair is its location. It is away Bathrooms hove ceramic have become more and more from urban congestion, yet' $18,000 to $38,990 and a at our sales office. ^Howard street, Union, with Union. lortable place lo exercise, meet floor and wall tiles and itition^is'f.romTto 4 tarnowski-Petitt health conscious . . _they diel just minutes from the New diversity of housihg styles. Mrs. Alfred Stein, president, Following a -business new friends, gernuTTilioiial"ad- formica-topped wood vanities. ally. We supply, the more, they exercise more, they vice and they wanted a place Brunswick railroad station for presiding. Opening meeting led by Mrs. Philip Included in the homes, too, is~ The golf course will jbinfhe lbs and balls. engagement told visit their doctors more and that they could afford without commuting on the Penn- . id $250 to anyone who ceremoriies were conducted wall-to-wall parpeting in a club and its tennis and pool Wasserman. prpfiram they care rtiure about each investing vast sums ol money. CORPORATION sylvania. main line- to North s a hole in one. _ Mr.-and.JUrs.Jhaddeus TarnuwnkLof .Gleiu choice of colors. facilities as a focal point for "by-Mrs: Frank Daniel, Mrs. -chairmen-Mrs.--Donald-Sacks- other's physical-condition Jersey and New York, as well Stanley Cichowski atid Mrs. Lyon, Pa., have announced the engagement of It'became obvious thatyra new and Mrs. Harry Sommersteln Naturally, diet lads have been service was needed and'a new THE FIRST NAME IN SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ns Trenton and Philadelphia Liicien l.awrenre. ' their daughter Kathleen Ann,' to Arthur .\ will introduce a plant i*ery pjjgular and men and wo- Ptt^dMAhI concept was born called LIRHT metropolitan renters Nomination and election, of •program. TfiffniavfTcriiSeTriheir ways lo l l Hemlock road, Union. . • reduce trom thousands ol avail- officers for the lfl74-7.'i seasoi Guest speakers will be This totally new approach to |he -brtde--ciertr-win) wus giiuluiitud. ftuin - -ableTHet-cnnctpte. But it appeal- were held. The nominating (JToTia Lizl and Nina health, weight, exercise need's Greater Nantlcoke Area High School, Nan- that Hie diet was not enough. committee, consisting of Mrs. Wasserberg of the ol the public- was designed a- tlcoke, Pa., attended Luzerne County College. HEALTH SEEMED TO BE THE We'l I pay you (harles Teufel, Mrs. Charles "Greenery," an indoor plan! round women and a payment al KEY. ' Colder and Mrs. Cichowski. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. She is employed as a dental business. They will exhibit only $2.00 per week while oiler- "presented a slate of officers. assistant by Dr. Thomas A. Rubo of Sparta. selections of greens "from_ So a large number ol exercise , ing all of theJacilities necessary f Relected were Mrs. Stein, Her fiance, who was graduated from Union elegant trees 1o small exotic salons began to appear around to achieve glowing health under $10 to watch High School and Newark College of the country. Salons that catered trained supervision. president; Mrs. Dominick plants." They also will discuss lo exercise by machine, by cal- Falcetano, vice-president: Engineering, where he received a B.S. degree Ihe care of plants and their Light 'n'Lovely oilers spotlessly Mrs. Frank Daniel, chaplain, in electrical engineering, is employed as n sale decorations jn the homes. ON EXISTING INVENTORY! engineer by Wallace and Tiernan of Belleville. the leaves Mrs. Golder, historian; Mrs. The public is invited to A 1975 wedding is planned. awrence, secretary and Mrs. attend. Refreshments will "be p Cichowski.- sergeant-at-arms. vania, New. York and Massachii- served, and future projects to draw a great many people setfs area. Twenty-five (25) ol SAVE $1,500 to $2,000 IF New officer was Mrs. Harry will be discussed, and,dedication to the regimen these salons ate.either in opera- chain Consomme on rocks of training that these SDJS 61- Kurtzner, treasurer,. .... -• 'tion now or are about to open, lered wotted for a goorJ many The president will announce Have you tried jconsommetm the jacks? For They contain the most modern people. They lost inches, they her committee chairmemit; a cooling first courser mix equal parts of AAUWwiiThoid •exercise equipment.-large health.. YOU ACT BEFORE NOV. 1! lost weight. They gained a better the next meeting, Monday consommejind apple juice and serve over ice fu|-saunas,: large community.. outlook on-life and felt Better evening',Ocf. 7 at the home of cubes. The melting cubes will dilute to desired yard sale, drive whirlpools. . showers, dressing- themselves; But alone with the potency. For another cool starter, chill cans of rooms, ' lockers, trained calis- Tho Brtoburno.' This home The Mailer Lodge. This unique Mrs. Golder of Howard street; The Elizabeth Branch of the popularity, ol these establish- consomme thoroughly and serve jellied in thenics instructors who conduct —features 2 spddous bedrooms plus homo features t&o spacious Union. American- -Association of ments came -'disenchantment. , . a lorae den; 1 lull baths, 17' x 16' "master" suites-—Including . bowls'-; -•-.•—•• _.....- -— ___ -. •,,. Whether, you play for relaxation, exercise, ~ An annual carnival was held KATHLEEN A. TAHNOWSKI : University Women will hold a ; - classes every hour on the hour ~llvmo*room^ Inroo lltchon^lnlna bedrooms and lull baths, spacious insulated double hung wood frame windows, Most-ol-them, were' expensive;:' Iroro 9.AM.to.9 PM.iioni Monday - • -jirea.laadino to r«ar-pat!o-through -.swooping ..contrail.living -roon. competition or jusMlicrfun of it all, you'll find deluxe interior appointments and many other at Lyons Veterans Hospital. yard sale al the honje of.'Mrs.'.! ™SL reguired two year, three through Friday and 9 AM It) 5 PM "sliding 'glass' doors • and 2 _p;inT -ttienrcntercd-to:'bmlf-me'n-«"""~Wd "wishes to 5fiiigherWdrerr —ovcnranttiovcn;ranB»:wttrironneiioodd . --- rand'btlliard'iuuiiis-jndmuditHorerAnd (S«. 5). $37V490* impoint,thekindflf;ip(^QplB guards, among other things, to icavp-yoii-fH!?- board meeting at tho hospital Procee.ds.wilb.beUsed (or the wen, therefore, only allowed -while she. exerciser They oiler ONLY » LEPT (S«c. j) $34,990 * ONLY 4LEBT (l»ci, 3,a)$34,990* this with.-"-.1-—•--'-•-•-V-.-'r.-" ... » , to.enjoy yourself. __ ' ' " •" Monday^. -i^__ .AATLIW. fellowship fund. •__ •. three days per week forrrren'and ^-nutritipnaLguida^ce^and tinlihir rPNLY 7 LEFT tSec'.:il $35,990 * > Wljen you're through playing outdoors, "Best of aji, all this is just" 50 easily com_l •~Th"c" "Klfwib'cllr AAXTW lfas" .llltt e..uayi.pex.week..lor.women. -.-Jed use'ol the facilitiesrasTiiany — ' - Slill others liad very limited facil- •-•-—•- • ' you can be entertaining in"dbofs7ii(fbrlebf'6 mutable miles from Nrook including our H,M0 sq. auditorium. Reservations for enioy the best facilities available It. clubhoulo, ooll and tennis- . families hove discowored the. joys of owning a.yoar-round vacation . Mrs' Allison Carter of East open spas, took lees for member- klfchen package now I All prices * lacllltles. ACT NOWI . homo in the Poconos. Sriwe'll reimburse you $10 in travel expenses spaces are;helng accepted, it ship, never qpened tho spas^and to her health. Shorter lefm.pro- J9tltny.cmic..BgscUcUmay..))c. n*«* _M*«~ j .. - I _ ' ~ .Ill )ust to cortlo up to Arrowhead Ldkoj.- :_ twas-nnnoinvced: Additional • ran-away-wilh-tlte money-leav-—grams:arcalsa available. ._._. • — V-We-'Wont-a-ohgnto -to-show you-wtrat'liundrcds of-pther information may be obtained contacted by calling her lit HIE members stranded! Still Light 'ft Lovely does ndl want; a 241-O59B. Deadline Is to'dny. families havo disepvorod-the blrj, 260-acro loko, family ski area, bjt-- calling —Mrs. Joseph others, opened their spas and customer to sign long contracts. clubhouse, tonnls courts, Qlymplc-slzo pool, and rtiflny moro Horishiiy at 379-0191. wore poor managers, thereby . Lighl'tiLovtHy wants customers- facilities that moko Arrowhead t,okos the finest four-sija'ton fintfinfi themselves incapable ol AtExit$A Information on the donation to get happy and healthy . . . rbcrealionol community in tho Poconps, So' continuing in business Yn'd Light 'n Lovely.; " " ' " . ' return tho coupon todayr Or. call us It you nf new prJ'iwed items in good closed shop before fii|fi||jng con- condition" maybe obtained by 1 wish. Then! Is no obligation. Wo'll.jpnd you tracts thai unsuspeciing men RICKEt CENTER a cblarful'-brochure and a travel coftlficatu contacting Mrs. "Arthur and women had signed lor. a long, ROUTE 22 Tpjke. flood "for' $10 when you visit Arrowhead Corrigan at 686-9454. period ol lime but now founii that Lakos. '.'.•,••. _ , the establishment was no longer UNION, N.J. in business. - ' 687-8646 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: NURSERY SCHOOL H«l« Wanted Full or P«rt Tlmt-Biby Slttf ra ' Now York (212) 663-2320

: Bx.rclw Iniiructor. »nd Y 9-3Pday 3rno op infcchorg«-233-ll7l ANAOULTCONDOMINIUMCOMMUNIW6EVEI.OPEOOV Phone : past recording secretory, ahdseated (right) Mrs. James Murphy, curreriVpfeflaW' Roph'lred & Rsmottaleo j GALL 374-1294 both or, Springfield. ,, <•*••.•. • -- - - . . P( («b>| M8MO0Ml>l Vow^r Day. 0 »,M, ty a P.M* Obtain HUD property report from the developer and read it boforo plgnlng anything^ "HUD neither opprowestho morlts of tlio offering nor the yalus, Occn Dally Til ttMon. *'Fr|, Til» FEriN^'WHICH CAN! Bt MADE QNLY' BY A FCMMAL' PRpSPECTlis : It any, of the property.' A •utnldUn/ ol PrMid.pti.i R.iity corporiuon. Dlrwllont: N.J. Tpho. South to Exll tllSouHi onflbfdun Stutu Pkw». to Exit 123; South on flto. i). 20 mllco to Tho Vllliino'ii. Wolch.lor inir ifuns, "V." V'1.' ., 1 •'•'.. ' • '• • -'••- 'i '' •• - ' • st '• A « '•..'» '.k . • . -r- iv-.-.'i i!*'V''^<:f If:'•&<>:'$• i-tf'ZrfWW^.i*,^,':'.''^^^*^*^ i M Jl I v "',' ;, . ' - '••• - ••-; - .W'.ri/O.,,,!^.,,.,.,..^!, '.,Mr'i~«^^-^i>v^»4*iw.wf«1'.;Vv*v-.'4'*r4^V-' ' iB«S }!&£*

:..j y, SeptemBer"i'97 T974- -Thursday, September 19, 1974- Bus safety Ytiur Guide To Better Living in the guidelines for students SUBURBAN An estimated 625,000 children in New Jersey will — | uiw-6chool-bU£C8 dally 1MB year, an increase of some 248,000 In the-pairt 10 years. K The New Jersey State "' - " •• . '', ~J Safety Council says a factor In '/ncrec&ed school buB safety- Is., the The influx of visitors and Increase of sales activity, Co., Bricktown, exclusive heat. Improvements include viewing from noon to 5 p.m. on behavior of the student homeseekers to Wedgewood reports Dolores DeJIanne, sales agent, for the com- paved streets, curbs, weekends. In addition, a passengers. - Estates has resulted in an vice president of McConnell St munity. ' sidewalks* city sewera, city McConnell & Co. sales The Council urges parents to Wedgewood Estates, a water - and underground representative can arrange an make sure their children are development of single family utilities! • appointment at the ready to accept their part in 45orbetter? , residences, is located off Close to the Jersey Shore, prospective buyer's con- making school buses safe, and Monument street in historic. schools, shopping centers, venience. makes the following recom- All-new! Ours alone! mendations: -*r-t MATADOR FOR 75 — AMC s now slylod road wheels add to the sporty appearance of Freehold Township. "Priced" cinemas, restaurants and To reach Wedgewood the 1975 Matador coupo American Motori exclusive Buyer Protection Plan rover* from $44,990, five models are houses of worship, residents Estates from New York and Pupils should leave their all the company's new cars, which go on display Nov. 1 Sar Richard s Motors;. 595 offered, featuring bi-level, "can enjoy all the pleasures of North Jersey, take the N.J. homes early enough to reach Chestnut St., Union. According Jo the dealership's president, Richard V. .Crdstd, spllt^evel and two-story country living without for- Turnpike south to Exit 11; the bus stop uvtlme for the colonial design, _ _'_ bus, but without uhdue haste several optional packages provide for any level bftuxury and performance tMslrad, . feiting jfee_fldvantages_ofclty State Parkway south i" —Standard-engine Is-o 258 CID six, with a choice of three V-8.op»lons. An'oyv & Typicalof the last isthe" ; 13 life," she noted. Major high — entertainment center feottires-AM^FM stereo radio, Integrated eight-track tPfrR PREVIEW-PRICE *\vaysT ihdudihg~lhe~ player and fdur-speafeeF system. _ • •;: -.— Financing Available ($4,700 cosh" 'dowrrpayrnorit) roorin dining room, eat-In State Parkway; the Newthe end. then turn right to children to walk along a road Own a handsome home in kitchen, recreation room, Jersey Turnpike, and Routes Monument street. Continue on rather than a sidewalk to laundry room with rear entry 9,79,537 and 33 serve the area. Monument street to models on reach the bus stop, they should Oienn County Club Communityl and two-car garage on the The models are open for left. ". --. --• £ walk facing traffic. They Tflrst level. Tne iouTTjeariiofflli" ^should keep_Mfartalhe lef tof Parents wjamed ojn nullifying: - and main-bath ore-located-on— ::»^ahou^er_aaV.p6s3ibfelJL THE "BEHVyrCK: •" m«tiui»«""ro 'the second level. The master;^ there Is no shoulder, or If it fs Custom-4?siEncd exclusively for us; built bedroom suite has its own narrow or wet and slippery^ "safely closings^on exclusively for active-adults in lovely private^ bath and a walk-in they should not walk more -Pine Ridge at Crestwood. Outstanding closet. than two abreast. Single file Is . "Too many parents are nullifying~th(r])ur: mandatory, is not achieving its full potential^ value for the money. Exceptional oppor- The Hampshire, a split- better, arid a group should - pose of safety closings on medicines and thus • for safety because of parental indifference. J* tunity to • • .• • level, and the Lancaster, a It's surprising how many never spread out over a major exposing' their children to needless danger," "WQ as pharmacists spend money and time/) split-colonial, have four part of the roadway. the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association obtaining and applying these children-proof ;j bedrooms and two-baths in "Whilewaiting for the bus to warned this weekr--— , —-•• - safety closures and demonstrating their use to^ the upper wing. A covered arrive, students should Alexander M. Bell, association president, our patients," Bell pointed out. , ' :• A $100/mo.. Residents' entrance Is featured on the senior people are still remain well off the traveled said Hie life-saving device which.the NJPA "Yet too many adults, once they open thej Deluxe features: containers, fail to replace the special caps/Thirj; fee includes: Hampshire; while' the portion of the roadway and originally proposed arid lias now been made highlight W the Lancaster is ' should board IKTbus without defeats the --whole- intentr—for it permits- country kitchen • heat the raised 20 foot living room delay, but without crowding or vulnerable youngsters to get Into pills; that picture-window • taxes . . ...» ..Communllj.Ty pushing; They should"tata /V\USeMuseuU mIT1 TtoO OTTeoffer might prove dangerous, even fatal, to them. dinette in the dark about the We implore every honsehold to replace.the 19-foot living ' Antenna room.' . their seatB promptly and (12channeb) safety closures to protect their children": room The Willlamsport is a bi- remain in them until the bus • city water (mln.) has reached Its destination six-lecture series Bell said that in some cases people even 2 full bedrooms, ' and sewer level with four bedrooms. The transfer medical contents-from the original CF. kitchen . • street cleaning/ mid-level entry, with guest advantages of and has stopped completely. The passengers should obey on hew art forms holder to other bottles or vials without safety concrete patio snow clearing closet, is overlooked by a tops, just to avoid the need to use the original •-brwservice-- •— -— —the—-driver's—directions —TheMontclair-Art-Museum^wilHntroduee-a- garden shell'" " T' -balconied-livlng—roomr-The- caps. ' . . : - VH. plumbedfor- • site least master, bedroom features a promptly and willingly. new series of art lectures this fall with a six- • membership in "Of course it's.true that the special closings,i| washer . private bath-shower ;com-' Children should be taught lecture course on Modern and Recent' Art. •two-slory mobilehome living hinntinn nnri wnilt-ln c|ose —--clubhouse ~'r---.-r- —Miss DcJInnneTcomments;—'• -•"A great deal of significance '.: gp spend to safeguards child'slife.J' has been given to the location, - the bus (jr out ofwlndows or serie3. craftsmansmp~a~nd~VHlue— doors. The lectures by Jonathan Silver, assistant offered" to the homebuyer."— —Thr -children 'should Tin- ~ pfofessoT of ~fihe~arls"rit Moiitdair ~S(ate Among the features offered at derstand the use of emergency college, will deal with Cubism, Surrealism, and NJLTVto at Crestwood n.o additional cost to the buyer ' doors, but should not tamper Expressionism as well as more recent arl are; Central air conditioning, with them during normal movements. A sculptor, musician and-art Visit Mon. thru Sat., 9-7 p.m. Sorry, closed Sunday. maintenance-free siding, travel. ' . historian, Silver will discuss the themes o candidates °'fi me'; 10 minutes west of Toms River, Route #530, ...'.col.or-coprdinated_ electric_, _JMdem_painUna-ani.?™!pJurejuid.liidicatc This year.-forthe-fireMimoas^statfwido'j 6rnlle3we3tof-GardenState-fikwyT£xit80-. ;*:WrrwBBXT'WiyniltlrrB;"M^r<>?Ti*~ washer, panelled recreation or phono (201) 350-9000 for brochure literature. ..._ offered free prime televison time to the 5B room, all wood double hung Silver formerly taught at the University of candidates running for United States Congress windows and electric hot air next week North Carolinn and-is presently a doctoral beginning Sept. 25: *A let us throw candidate at Columbia "University: He :has The candidates seeking to represent the 15 \ -.- Tlie St. Demetrlos Grecian written a number of articles niunodern nrt ;Jhe districrsrin-New-d!ersey-have-been-flffered-30- on the subject for you. Village Bazaar .will, be held most recent, on the sculptor Giacometti, is in minutes of television timeJo speak to the Sept. 27, 2a and- 2»-at the the June issue of Art News. public. In addition, each candidate—will be. Kids wHf be Kids...HELP US TO PROTECT THEM BY DRIVING SAFELY* United Methodist Church, 162 The lectures will be given at the museum on given a five-minute segment to be televised at\ lF®r those 5ft or ever* •• South Oranfte ave.. South Thursday afternoons^Troml to 2;30,te Oranges .Included-in. the Qqt; w. The.cqurBc lee is J15 for muswrn, , Ncw jeraWiMows Repopt. v^ policeman care^. So does the crossinggoard. And, of course, so do you^But-caring has tobe put intoaction. .i i \ - members, $18- for non-members. Interested r^ut,,!™ fmm rliotriot'c in nnrfhom^iaM I \ festival will be games, Candidates from districts in northern displays of Greek artifacts, persons may registe grr byy sending a check to the- Jersey will appear on Channels 50 and 58.' "ilS1 bouzouki music and aJ'village Mpntclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain aye., The order of appearance of ths candidates^ So keep alert. Watch for signals- Drive slowly, very carefully. And NEVER pass a school bus! ^fe'vejustmadeit Montclair, 07042. A brochure listing the fall and restaurant." was determined by a special lottery conducted The bazaar will be held from winter lecture series and other museum of- by New Jersey Public Broadcasting. - - This message Is presented as a public service by the community—minded firms listed below: AN ADULT COMMUNITY o p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, ll ferings may be had by phoning 7^G-r>555. Candidates seeking to represent District 15 1NGRA8SIA „ .. LINDEN TIRE CO. REMINGTON -, OTT SWEENY'S CITY UNE DELI --' RT, 528, JACKSON;TCT^qiiKSEY -a.m. to2 a.m. Saturday arid.1—, ^_ :... ,- .. — -„-_ ;. -will appearon Channels 5OandB8rWednesday, ANGELO'S AUTO HARRY JrBUHKE Major Brand Tires for All Cars three times easier At Olicount Prices. Radial- - AGENCY, INC. &TJQU0R STORE "" 201-928-0952 p.m. to 6 p.m; Sunday. Sept. 25, at 10 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 28, at CO., INC. CONSTRUCTION CO.,INC._ insurance Since 1910 Full Catorlno Service- • BODY REPAIRS & SON FLORISTS Manulacturere of Material Hand<. Induitrlal,Commercial, Instit- Tim In Stock. Proceeds wlU benefit the St. Colllilon 0. tnaurancs Work L - 807 St, Geortje Avenua 1087 Springfield Avenue Hot & Cold Buffet Open daily 9:30 • 5, closed Sunday Osawa to conduct p.m. and 10 p.m. and Monday, Sept., 30, at i ?43 Coll SI. (Cor. Lvont Avft.) ling Equipment. ' utional Builder* \ Irvlnglon 372-3900 Open 7 Days 35 Brown Avenue, Sprlnotlold 409 Myrtle Ave., Irvlnoton Roielle «5-li02 Demetrios Greek Orthodox p.m. . Irvlngton 371-8700 Charges Accepted 1139 South Orange Ave., (Near DIRECTIONS: ' Take Route 9 to Lakevvood, to Church Building Fund. 376-7550 Sidney Pillar . Sam Pillar 371-3100 • , \ RICHARD-THOMAS . Dover St.], Valllboro 373-5480 CAPITAL TIRE CO. Route 528 West,- proceed 7.4 miles on Route 528 Steve Mimldes Jr.. is symphony on TV BARRETT & THE INTERNATIONAL LIVING WATER SIDING SPECIALISTS ; "Got Your Tiies Here" FIFI'S COIFFURES DE POODLES Siding -Gutters- Window Replacement. TATTLE TALE LOUNGE MbiteHVH' '' CltiMN-REAfcTORC S -OHOOMtMO-OV-CARMme ; ^—— -BOOK-STORE- :— . Go-C<>-i,u*«he«-Mon.- thru-Fr ti- chairman or ine' eVQH.' Cu-* Union 944-7272 "Sfwrn^riTcJd*!iTNrs«IHniervOeTir- Concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra "Three colonial OHIcw 1073 siuyvesant Avs, - irvlngton All Types of Christian Literature Dlrect With Owner-Free Estimate ll to 6-Bond Frl 8. Sat Nltet. chairmen are Peter Kokkalls "Cof/ecje ptesejits- 2 New-Providence Rd., Horry & Sfonley Lapldes (Opp. Stuyveunt Vlllaoe) Blblet-Goapel Recorda-Cardi- 512 Union Ave., Irvlngton and tips on burglar proofing will be featured,pa 371-0764 • 344-5375 ' Fully Insured. •and LouiRft Marfflnk^P Mnrp 1 T 1 Statlonerv -n Gltit Itema, -20-Nnrv.mi AJcjDfllfia Ojostng Costs Included!- ~hew pTOgTam SerTes~t5Sglnn1flE'The weeK ot " TTV"Cnr~"YOU'1l L"IKo'U»"" " -—: : 'T0OTSTfTpffftN8lJrr OTff~'t8l!I! ' 372 5751 • 183-6741 information may be obtained Volloy Road at Church St., CARM'S FABRICS Maplewood Center) Vauxhall-Unlon TERRY'S HOUSE Sept. 29 on New Jersey.Public Broadcasting's LlMriy Corner W7-5700 M4.-4122 First year's maintenance fee by contacting Mlmides at 759- "Sale Time Ift All The Time- FIRST NATIONAL STATE IRVINGTON EXXON TOM RICKEY'S LAWN OF FASHION' Channels 50 and.58, •, As part of its. 75th anniversary celebration)?' YartJi For Low" Complete Auto Service Junlor-Mlssy & Half Sizes t 5104. ..'•• , 145 CtiMtnut St. BANK OF NEW JERSEY (M2 Springfield Avenue - S.T, MACY8YN AGENCY MOWER SERVICE Dretses-sportiwear-Ltnoerltj paid by builders! "Evening at, Symphony," a new weekly the College of Saint Elizabeth faculty ;"j8L BENTON & HOLDEN, Inc Roaollo Park • U\60'ilt Member of F.D.l.C • Irvlnglon General insurance-Induatrlal- Power 1 Hand Mowers Sharpened Evenlnfl-Handbaos series of Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts, Allied Van Llnei Irvlngton Offices:. -37J 318) - 372-9779 • '„. —Commercial-Resident I al & Repaired.Pickup 0. Delivery-Work S09 Avenol Street presenting a serlesof seven-lectures'during] en North Ave. - 1143 Clinton Ava.. Guaranteed-Fast Prompt Service Avertel Shopping Plnia", Contracts will be accepted Elliaba!b_Jt5M72X~.:.. &S5ChancallorAve.-733NyeAv«. 2717MorrlsAve.,Union 697-7010 2 will be televised Fridays at 9 p.m. beginning September and.October. •'•:.,.«• CATENA'S TAVERN 565-3J00 •- . • Irvlngion 371-9300 Avenel 6J4.M12 Seminary given Ann Catena & Bart JAGUAR TRAVEL. INC. BankAmerlcard • Handl-Chorge m contingent on sale of Oct. 4. Conducting the first progrnm is Seiji The first lecture, given by- Sister .Ahnk 83 Mt. Vernon Place : ^IWe Have. ThtWorlil AAaster Charge L,C BIGLOW FRANKE ASSOCIATES oy The Tall) ' MAPLECREST LINCOLN- RON'S DELI Osawa, music director of tho Boston Symphony Ivy Hill (Formerly Underwood.FranVte A»»ociateil present ' Rockefeller ai3 Gertrude Coleman, discussed "The Cliangingf &'CO., INC. 2933 Vauxhall Road cor. Featuring Thumann's Cold Cuts Orchestra.Trhcconcert features two works by Moral Climate in American Drama, Beiweeiji 1150 Springfield-Avft:> Irvlnoton Millburn Ave. Mlllbum Mall MERCUPY INC. Salads a. Appetliers Etc. TRANSPORT OF pays really taxes) Insurance; rpot & exte- IN Mill Lane,^- GENERAL INSURANCE 373-7243 Vauxhall-Unlon 964.3501 Authorized Sales & Service S41 Ookwood Avenue NEW JERSEY The Princeton Theological Hector" Berlioz. "The Roman Carnival" Mountainside 233-4500 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 373-4460 3800 Springfield Avenue Rosalie Par* S45&744.' T rior painting & repairs) water, sewer, lawn 1899-1974." Additional lectures, grSeri^Mfcj CENTRE DELICATESSEN Union 9MJ700 . 180 Boyden Ave. •-. [-^Seminary has received a Overture and "Symphony Fantistique." Other nesday mornings from 9; 30 to 11 in Mahohey Open 7 Day* A Week. From B:30 to Maplewood, New Jersey care, municipal services; muster TV (12 7 Cold Cuti «. Holne NUde Ssndwlchel JENEWEIN VOLKSWAGEN SCHERING CORPORATION grant of $74,730 from The programs slated for this year feature con- ? BINDER, LIFSON •») Boulevlrd. Kenllworth 374-JoM- GEISSEL MANUFACTUR- ' Authorized Volkswagen Dealer N.Y., Fhila. channels); ^ Library, will include "Liberty or Death" v- (5ome; TOO E. Elizabeth Ave., MALIN'S Manufacturer of Flno Pharmaceuticals tcsybiis; 24 hr. emergency service at Rockefeller Brothers Fund to ductors William Steinberg, Colin Privl's, Spanish Protest Poets," by Sister Elena & BORRUS ING CO., INq. Linden 486-6200 Servlns Roselle for Over 30 Years 1011 AAorrls Avenue , y Eena CHANCELLOR TEJi^CO i Metal HIngot & Precision 303 Chestnut Street support four programs'to be Mlchael.l'ilaon TliQmas and Erich Leinsdorf. Francfs ArmlniArmlnlo Sept. 25; "Physica!\^hen Stamping. Roselle 2459422 SEGEAR'S administered through the SERVICE STATION 400 Swenson Drive , UNION CENTER Crestwood Village Beginning Oct. 5 at 5:30, p.m. ."Burglar Mother Was A Girl,i^by-Sister M?fgwrite. SpeclalUe In Wheel AHonmenl «. Konltwortfi 241-55W ' JO-BELL TIRE CO. THE MATERNFTY 8H0P AMOCO STATION __seminary's Robert E; Speer Proofing" will be televised each Saturday for ; Prahcis • Goodwin on Oct.- 26; .'Thb:'Author - Wheel Balancing t " oiitrlbutor For Delta Tires-Wheel Infants and Children* Boutique. A —4now Plowing-General Auto Repalrv NATIONAL BANK FRED BLOZEN COMPANY 940 Chancellor Ave.. Irvlngton Allonment Balancing . . Large Selection In Maternity Aulomatlc Transmit Ions-Personal . <; rrir\iv*r:MicnT i r Library, President James I.—.r- five weeks. Programs are, designed tp help General Contractor 37JM44 • STEVES.A U -•• GIBRALTAR SAVINGS & 1459 Springfield Ave., Maplexvood- Friendly Service ' ALL IN UNION Beliind The HeroTHjTne 20th Century, J^iehch' 13&S omnH Drive ' ~ 761 4717 • 761-4795 and Children* Wear. 943 Stuvvcsant Ave., irvlngton MS 9500 McCord announced thiB wdek. ^\yiewersrprotect their property. Hosted by-Kene Union' 686-9774 ' ' LOAN ASSOCIATION 50a Mlllburn-Ave. (Near SAK'S 5th 372-9705 i • • Novel" by Sister Marian FrancisDillorr^n Oct. 25 East Main Street • Ave.), Short Will. 379.W12 Two programs are con- . Holliday the programs show how-to make one's CHEVRON OIL COMPANY _ Metidhnm 543-2479 9; "The Lure Of The BJg.;city-ijau8ica4ly' -IBM Morrli Avenue .THE KEY AGENCY : • ..'., BOHM'B OVEN FRESH •505MHlrl"St. • ' - AIV Forms of Insurance - MILLBURNJCYCLE & >AUL SEVERANCE; UNION TAXI 'cerned-wlth-Uie-development. home appear occupied even when It's nqtfhmv ' Speaking"by Sister Mary EJlS^Kabls oh,dct. Union ;6B7.155O - , East orenoo A76&HA 2400 Morris Avenue------serulce 7 OaviA.Weok- theological libraries and_ to fortfty door locks and Windqwsjind-iiow to BAKE SHOP — ' 103? South Ormnge Ave. Union 6W6262 "8PORXSHOP AND SON, INC. 1982 riAQcrls Avenue - ; :; v " 1G;" "TivspBfflMenceoj^reritific.'Evdlutlofctfn^ Open SunOBYi-ctDsed Uondaya .-VcllSburg, 372-1221 .,._' - Schwlnn andftololoh Dlcycloa-Sales paints and-Wattpoptr" .Union 6WH0O — ilbrarianship; the-others are ..prevent car-theftr•-•- -^:-- .- -?• . . •— . IM Cheitnul Street 470 Chestnut St, CLANCY'S F1S1I HOUSE : „ 8. Service. Ico SKoievO. .!".'-:,. Philosophy" by Sister Theregc/Vqulna.S'R&h* "" • ' I .-'...:'. /•. .:-•'•" far" cooperative programs ——~-<""' Open J Dayt A Wtok ' Sporting Goods ' Union- -, AtM-WM f- UNIONVILLE- --" ;on Oet: 23; nnd-^China, 1899-1974,",by SIBM 310 Hlllilde.'Avemie, Hlllilde GLADDTTVIOTORS KINGSTMURT — ;;EAR.Ltf.oaer. „.,. 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Far Brook School, Short 'UIMBV Springfield 376-2140-1 - Sliver i WatchM • —. Sales-Service Saving Center 0. , riat-Saln 8. Service. ' 527-3300 ageraro-aU-included in the low basic~price. n AAadlton Avenue 9 VaM Avenue Union County's only Volvo Dealer New S. Uted Car* once you, see our marvelous con- You'll have plenty of time to ehjoy\ Hills, will sponsor a workshop Irvlnpton vi-Vtt South Orang* • 7433021 455 N. Broad St., Elizabeth .* Excellent Dodv WorK on All Cars , SMITTY'S TAVERN V1C'» SUNOCO All'this in a serene, secure, established (10 yeani) CONVERTERS. 354-61110 - 921 Clinton Ave. - AAorrls Smith • Prop. Vic Ventura, Prop. • . dominium'community.. this good life: A sensible monthly ,x for children grades 2-fl, on 10 Irvlngton • 399-npo . . ' . ••- Open 7 Days A Week SpecJ»llie In Tune-Upi-Brakn. All environment in the Jersey countryside, off the main SaturdaVs from' 9:30 n.m.-to INK CO. GREYHOUND FOQP HI] E, St. Oeoroe Avtnufl Minor RepalrvTowlna-Snow Plowing maintenance fee covers all recrea- Flexographlc and OravUre NEW JERSEY SEMI- Linden 40 Ball SI. (Vi Block Irom Cenler) Our homes are the biggest surprise. highway, yet convenient to urban amenities. • noon, Oct. 5 to Dec. .14.' Primingi fnkt MANAGEMENT INC. LACH'S GULF & Irvlngton 372-0234 1301 South Park Avenue Full line vending wrvlc* CONDUCTOR PRODUCTS INC Amazingly luxurious, they feature tional facilities plus exterior main- 919 Rahway-Ave. • MOBIL 8ERVICENTER SPRINGFIELD DIE JThe. workshop will feature Linden 4*6-5125— .- 20 Co(nmerceStSprlngfleld-37A-2922 tenance service. . .•'..* MO clubhouse mem- Union 4BV-7MO '••".• 24 HOUR TOWINO EMISSION . central air conditioning; patios, art, .' jjature, science, CONTROL CENTER CASTING CO.. INC. VILLANI BUS : bership fees iI in hew-furnlahed 9M925. Hlh Ave. NICK'S TEXACO 723 Lexington Avenue parches or balconies; tiled deco . movement, music and EDWARD K. 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    DISC "N.DATA All limes listed are furnished by the theater. -O-Or ii fly MIL T H AMM E R iiunniiuiiiiuuuiimiiiHiniiimiiiuiiiuuiuiiuiumiiiiiiiuiiiniiimiiniiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiiiinn! CASTLE (Irvington)—Thursday through TURNTABLE TREAT-JOURNEY TO THE Tuesday: MEATBALL, 2, 5:15, 8:30; ,THE ORTshow-to star CENTER OF THE EARTH: by Rick Wakeman DEVIL AND MISS JONES, 3:05, 6:20."9:35; •(SgiM~br'-a(ti!i). Songs Include: "TIIK Jmn~ ney," "Recollection," "The Baltle" and "The -0--0-- t~Bob~AAGAl lister y, ' ELMORA (ElizabellO-FOR PETE'S SAKE,- ; A mlni-wonderama show, starring Forest." Thur.,Fri.,Mon.,Tues., 9:10; Sat., 6:30,10:10; televlsion'vs BobMcAlllster, wlllbe presented "Journey to the Centre of the Earth" is a live Sun., 6:20, 9:45; THE REIVERS, Thur.. Fri., CSunday, Oct. 13..at.Columbia High School,- --• album, recorded with the-London Symphony _MpnulTues;r7:30rSa(.r8:05;; Suii. 1:30, 7^50; Maple wood, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Orchestra; the English Chamber Cliolr.-a rock MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN, Sat., 1, 2:45;" group, and'two vocalist, that translates the Siin., 2:10; cartoons, Sat., 2:35; Sun., 2. I A magic show will be featured in addition to adventure and fantasy of the Jules Verne novel • 'audience participation, games, contests, en- into vivid musical terms. "Journey" features a -o~o- tertainment and prizes. brilliant innovation: it's built around the in- FIVE POINTS CINEMA (Union)-BUSTER terplay of Wakeman's futuristic-sounding AND BILLIE, Thur., Mon., Tues., 7:30, 9:15; •_ Threex women's • American ORT synthesizers, the symphony's classically- Fri., Sat., 7:30, 9:30; Sun., C, 7:45, 9:20. Sat., .'(Organization for Rehabilitation Through derived orchestral passages, and the spoken Sun.. MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN, 1:30. jTrainlng) Chapters, Union, East Orange--" narration of David Hemmings,...It's unlikely -o-o- •Orange, and Maplewood-South Orange, have that this range of elements—including sym- LOST PICTURE SHOW (Union)—FOR ' combined efforts to produce the show. phonic, choral, and electronic music, PETE'S SAKE, Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., 7, 8:30, 10:05; Sat., 5:15, 6:55,0:25, 10:15; Sun., . Reservations may be made by calling 763- literature, and drama—has ever before been combined onto a single recorded work;.at ana, , 4:45, 6:20, 7:55, 9:35; MY SIDE OF. T1IE_ 6596. Tickets will be $3 each for reserved seats, MOUNTAIN, SaUSun:, 1:30. or $2.50 general admission seats, and-will be rate, there's no precedent for-It in popular PAT PAULSEN-of the expresslon.los's face music. And there's no' precedent for RJck . -^o-o- .available for purchase at the door. Children and ' the nonsensical editorial ""under six "must be accompanied by an adult," . '.Wakeman's unique talents. MAPLEW^OD-Uast times • today: THE VAN CLIBURN — Internationally-known it was announced.— - •_._.- — observations will star in the Broadway -J Wakemanls inventive solo, album xlebut, MAD ADVENTURES OF RABBI JACOB, 7:13, Pulitzer Prlze-wlnnlrvg " cbmody, "The Six Wives of Henry VIII," and tils 9:15; CLAUDINE, Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., concert pianist will make his only New All proceeds will go to Women's American "Harvey," at. the. Moodowbrook awesome. virtuoaitjL_as_disp!ayed 0^ Yes Jorsoy appearance this season, .. ORT's.School oI_Engineering,.ORT.supports, a ..Theater Restaurant,. -Cedar. Grove, albums and toursibi: have, combinedd _ to.t giveiMs-_ i hi _ 2,_3:45, 5:30,.7:15, 9:15,.,.._ ' • Sto—ar-tr~pTftir-c!f—dntctrr-Hrgh— world-wldf^ network of .vocatlonoL^tuiin beginning—-Wednesday p—Oct.—-2i~ -sqlo~«areor-f roat:popular-impetus nniisuh.- Uhfg; schools in 22 countries on five continents. Paulson, who appeared regularly on stahtial criticaLrecognltion. ''Time" placed . -ii RICK WAKEMAN - NEW PLAZA (Linden)-BUTCH CASSIDV the auspices of the Foundation for tho '. Businesses and corporations have purchased the how-defunct Smothers Brothers "Six Wives!' jn its best-recordings-of-'73 list, portant. The band comes first, the social side AND THE SUNDANCE KID, Thur., Mon., Performing Arts. .Tickets may bo ,'block .seats to donate to underprivileged Comedy Hour on tolovjslon, also has and Wakeman was rated the jiumber-one after." , - . ' • " • Tues., 7:10, 9:20; Fri., 7:40, 9:50; Sat., 1:10, obtained by calling 688-1617, or by children in the area: , appeared in films and on the stage. keyboard player in both British and Ameripan Wakeman's desire for strictly individual 3:15, 5:30, 7:40, 9:55; Sun., 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:30. • writing to Recital Stage, P.O. Box 25, pop polls. The level of general acclaim was expression,lop of his effort at group interaction 9:40; cartoon, Thur., Mon, Tues., 7, 9:10;'Fri., Union (07083). _'..•_..• '. voiced by "Fusion's" Bill Logan when he called was the product not only of his breadth of • 7:30,9:40; Sat., 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:30,9:40; Sun., 3, Wakeman "undoubtedly the finest rock musical vision but also of his great ambition: 5:05,7:15,9:30. —;— U:15; MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN, Sat., Actor has title role in comedy organist yet to emerge (Keith Emerson hired a "All my life I've strivedUo create music I -o-o-- . • Sun., 1:30. . ' "7 -' • box to hear him at London's Lyceum). Even at believed wholeheartedly in, In the course^-of-- OLD RAHWAY-BUSTER AND BILLIE. ;-o--o- , his most explosive, his style remains focused, doing that and winning the respect of Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., 7,10; loj Sat., 7,. 10:15; ' PARK (Roselle Park)—MAME, Thur., Fri., his approach direct. It is ifripressive, especially audiences, I wanted t6 sell of lot of records, and Sun., 6:35, 9:55; BOXCAR BERTHA, Thur., Mon., Tues.,7,-9:15; Sat.-,-2, 6:40; 9:30; Sun., 2, on Elmora, Show screens when one remembers the excesses which-fnar makea lot money. The big almwas to make Fri., Mon., Tues., 8:40; Sat'., 5:15, 8:45; Sun., 5, • 4;20, 6:40, 9; Sat. featurette, 1:45, 6:15, 9. the work of Emerson and Nicky Hopkins. >myself safe and secure by doing something I Michael S^!l?irj. Plays a young cab-driver ^Wakeman's gift is that hie virtuosity can cither-... whose financial woes are responsible for_ beirevea" InT'THls~vviir8ound-very'egotlstlcal;- interact subtly within a group context, or easily but when you succeed it's an incredible feeling, v everything Barbra Streisand, as his wife, gets, produce anunfettercd and entrancing solo...." herself so hectically" mjxed-up in In "For But you don't think, Right, I've done it, I'll pack Child is featured in Mame' Pete's Sake," film cojnedy, which opened Wakeman, decided at 16 to become a concert it in now'. You get a great urgcto work harder yesterday at the Elmora Theater, Elizabeth, pianist, and he went to the Royal Academy of and to create better music. It's exhilarating." , Kirby Furlong plays young picture. J and the Lost Picture Show, Union. .: Music for 18 months to further that ambition. Patrick. Auntie ^Mamejs^ Jerry Herman wrote the ~Tlie~a^cTalFfeliruTe"artTiirElm6raTs^'THe= He studied piano and clarinet, and was exposed charge in" the new Warner ~wora"s ami 'fnuslcTof "MifiiriE^" Reivers,'.' movie comedy based oh William to various other keyboard instruments. After Brothers.' film musical (based for the Broadway stage. It ran 'aulkner'5Tlovel"about"!ri2iyear-T)ld-boyvwflO— Maplewood bills on>tfic stage musical), four years with such stars as ~pal&-{pno-—aHhe-same-Hme-moonlighting-on-recording ''Mame;" starring Lucille Ajgela - Lansbury, Laols. white, one black) on a trip from Mississippi to sessions for people like Cat Stevens, T. Rex, l' movt& i Ball, Robert Preston and- 'Paige, Ann Miller and Jane opeif^n^ sfow Memphis. He stays at a brothel, gets involved and David Bowie. Rick was gigging in a pub "Claudine," 20th Ceatury-Fox's special'film Beatrice Arthur. .-The. Morgan, and it has .hii'3 wjth a mean sheriff and rides in ahorse race, wnen he met Strawbs' leader, Dave Cousins. about the black ghetto life, opens.torhorrow at youngater is 10 years old. endless road companies. On the4irs4^^^ movie stars Steve McQueen. Sharon \\\^ firyt tour '»'"' thnm wns nlsn • lhi» .'Maplnwonri Thpnter iq Mnplewood. The The movie is currently %'"•!• rtnvlqnn i^ ^PPfl ns thi Farrell, Mitch Vogel and Rupert Crosse, was honeymoon with his wife, Roz. Rick played picture, which contains a love story between a showing at the Park Theater, grown-up Patrick. Onna photographed in color and was directed by with^Uie Strawbs for 15 months and appeared manless woman who raises six children and a Roaelie Pork. White,'dance director, was in to obey the traffic signs and signals. That's why we must be a little extra careful, slowing down near schools, watching Mark Rydell. , two albums ("A Collection of Antiques and -womanless garbage collector, stars Diahann. Gene -Sacks (husband of charge of the fox-hunting_? - -Molly Picon is featured in "For Pete'3 Sake," Curios" and "From the Witchwood"), then quit:: Carroll:and[ James Earl Jones, Miss Arthur) directed the musical strene. all traffic signa|s~^ndTc^e_ying_schoorsafety-patrolmenTOur kids' safety is our responsibility -~^~- - - ~~~•• -• along with Estelle Parsons and William and resumed his lucrative session work. But it Photographed in color, "Claudine" was , ^^^.rby-JohTTBcrryr— —--—--— SB5T • picTureTs fatedPG^ He fiad'thi^lTsay about his contrasting; ex- "The.'iMaSTrJventureijs pf'Raiibi' Jacob? f^ Tho matlneefeature for both the Elmora and periences with the two groups: French film comedy about the misadventures TAURUS CONSTRUCTION l the Lost PictureShow_for Saturday and Sunday of a quarrelsome bigot who escapes a gang by A & P PAPER CARDINAL GARDEN FOUR SEASONS PLAY & JERRY'S INDIAN MAXON PONTIAC MICHAEL F. RICHEL , "On the personal level, the big change was as gallery for sculpture KIRBY FURLONG- Complete Automobile and All types of insurance COMPANY l6 Trombones' will be."My Side of the Mountain." "' masquerading as an orthodox rabbi, who visits STOCK. INC. CENTER RECREATION CENTER TRADING POST Recreational Vehicle Center' 375 Reuter Avenue this—the. Strawbs clashed on musical policy onds and foot Elizabeth 333-1MO General Remodellng-Kltchens 1 snrlnl lifo TnB iends Paris for a family reunion, will end its run An outdoor sculpture P bridges. The Recvcllno o( Secondary Fibers • Open All Year Round ms WfsKhwtntrt Strf-ffI Route 22 (west Bound) Meredith Willsnn's hwt-known hits from •~OnT6n*TOTHM—"~~ ~~ hut hH " E"" ' - ^ hip -deck—around—the—swimming- -Deafer rifrvra«ft-p»ftnrrRUflr a Jewelry..Dl.counla on *50 and ovar Sldlno •Rooflna.Cutt« detracted from the music because by n in- Non- Ferrous Motali 33 Mapla Slraat, Summit 3733533 1414 Durnot Ave. ' "The Music Man," sounds from the Paper Mill pool will serve also as part of iB-5plete_wlth train sound effects, _bnrbershop Points Cinema, Union.on a single ii'lll, and at iSuvero,.... Papul Hague,. * WESTPIELD 177 E. Broad Strool ~ " & Girls Clothing Infants -Open-only Fridays & Saturdays ID-o p ""works 'without 'travelling 'The Paramount Pictures SUPPLY, INC. MOUNTAINSIDE 855 MountatnAvonuo & GEORGE'S PRO SHOP BARBERSHOP .; 2IM Sprlnoflold Avenue ~? qiiaHerarid 76 frumbohes. . :" "the Old Rahway TheaterTRShway; on~a^buble" Alexander Liberman, Induslrlnl EuppHes "Nlco Place to Bowl (or to Size 14 We Speclallie In All Types o( Onion .484 3?fl», TRETOLA'S RESTAURANT „ around the metropolitan vehicle, is set in a mansion 73?.7500 253 irvlnoton Avenue, South Orange Men's a. Boyi' Hair styling "There Is. No Substitute • !' Larry Forde directed the production, with release with "Boxcar Bertha," tells a poignant Clement Meadmore, Louise 987 Clinton Avo., Irvlnoton Nlco People" 1 where there has been a rob- 375 5200 Rube Borlnsky, Prop. 742 0777. Phyllis ElsentjeraProp. &S9 Mountain Ave.. For Quality" Jonathan Anderson as musical director and " love story in rural Georgia in the late 1940s. area," said-Dr. and Mrs. Nevelson, Isamu Noguchi, CHALET Nick Sverchek, Mar. Mountainside 233-7599 Galloping Hill Road b rv Otan __Ne«/ Jersey's Flrst-Stora _. 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    numiiimuuiiiimiimuiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuig SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, Septembor 19, 1974-21 -Thursday, September 19, 1974- Cheering team on tryouts torn Dig A Well A clinic ami (ryoiHS fur (In- l!i7-I-7fj | Springfield Mlnuteman basketball! cheerleadlng squad begin this evening at U' some optimism 6:30 al the Raymond Chisholm School. | They will be conducted on Mondays and § The Dayton Regional Elective Program was "Good, great idea, It's about time, makes Eeiscmata giveO afrcnndlUuii wlitai tlie season- —Quarterback- Carmeit-Scoppetttiolo—wns-— •Thursday svr- ~—"———,—-g- . opens. impressive in his Initial start. The running and Any girl In the seventh or eighth grade B last week and gave 408 sophomore, 340 juniors - were some of the comments that came from the The Jonathan Dayton Reglonal'HIgh School --Offensively Oliver was "somewhat pleased" blocking of- Bruce Helde and the' work of I residing In Springfield Is eligible (or 3 arid 343 seniors a new approach and a new students as they participated in clinics given by Bulldogs' first football scrimmage against "with the unit's execution.although*, In general, sophomore tailback Ted Parker caught participation. The program will be under 3 method to. meet state, physical education.—the instructors-to present the rules, fun- -_ Kenllworthfiave Coach DaveOliver rdaBOn. to 'hV~ WHS nMs;mpn|p>«i vltn nyernil tenm- Oliver's eye. The "offensive line—Jerry the direction of Carrie Verduccl, Nancy 2 requirements. damentals, and skills before beginning com- feelsbme degree "of optimism. Oliver and hlB ~~KSg6nese, RIchConsales.TflitchTCurtzei'; Gary"- XnMotln ahdTCIiefIy"Amos,"air6rwlfotn j§" "John'M. Brown, coordinator of health "and petition.~ quickness—the ability of the team to get off the Presslaff, Glen Arnold and sophomore Joe Anthony J. Fiordaliso is principal atDayton; Bugs? staff hope they can bring along at the right pace ball when it is snapped and make the initial :irc Dayton Regional varsity | physical education, saidt "The major aim of Raguccl—did a fine Job. Also doing a com- Herbert H. Palmer is athletic director, and Dr. so the offensive and defensive units are at peak contact. cheerleaders. . § this elective program is to provide for a student mendable job of blocking were tight end, Kevin Ihose activities which are most relevant to him Donald Merachnik is the superintendent of the Mercer and spilt end Harold Manner. as an Individual. Each pupil is recognized as an Union County Regional High School. District, Defensively Oliver was "not overly pleased." individual, totally different from other pupils which will also feature elective physical Mugs? —-•..--.-- This could be attributed to the fact that three- 'socially, intellectually, and personally, and this eduction in' the sister schools in Clark, Harrier coaches happy quarters of the practice time has been srient Booters begin distinct personality is recognized and provided Kenilworth and Berkeley Heights. working on Ihe offense. This week the football for by our elective program; staff will stress more defense as they being "Freshman students wiHfoHow~a basic in- molding a blanced unit. ' play tomorrow structional program. The diversified Renting Boats with pre-season victory Playing well In the scrimmage were backgrounds in physical education on the Lack of courts defensive end Wayne Schwarte and sophomore elementary level make it desirable to present a Melsel Field. On Tuesday Dayton will travel to © By GARY SHERMAN nose guard Kovln Mitchel). The nose guard Jfacing Carteret more structured program tojhe freshmen. This— The Jonathan Dayton Regional-High-School -the South Mountain Reservation for an away plays-directlyin front of the offensive center. exposure will provide for a more discerning cuts practices cross-country team will open its 1074 season meet with West Orange High. "Monster" Derek JJardone who, according to. Ily MICIj/VKI. MKfjKIN .selection of activities as the student matures:-, ——Saturday against Roselle Park, at 10:30ri.m.at This past week the Dayton Harriers traveled Ollver, has "a knack for knowing where the With the Jonathan Dayton Regional "High and moves into the elective phase." M Warinanco Park in Elkabeth whereLthey^bau'isand getUn g there ,"im pressed. Two-way School Bulldogs' soccer season opening • The physical education activites have been in girls' tennis > Puppy Inmnrrnw, Pnnrh Art Krnr,p is pipnfierl with Ihp By'GAIlY SHERMAN ^defeated Gov. Livingston Regional High— perf^^R Uj^ -X--good-job--at- ag id -rdividctHntu fuui in.ini cilcgoriesr-fitness-ami— The Jonathan Dayton Regional High girls' School, 19-38, In a practice meet. Thtteam had - j|ngbaCkc-r ' . efforts of his team in scrimmages. conditioning, individual and dual sports, rhyth-^ rCstzpjigjihjfflingjnli^ —Iho-toam-wlil-be~at--Carlerel -tomorrow -,~ ~iriic~ainvitres*an'dle'ain~sport-s:"Stua(;iits1irtire day, traveling to Kearny for an away meet. season. Leading the squaq d were Billy Bjqrstadj , wh I h , d a I senior running back Joe trying to avenge last year's 3-2 defeat. Cartoret sophomore and junior years are requiredidt, to placing first, Gary Werner (third), Charles has a strong team, which includes many The lack of use of the"-Springfield-tennis— Natiellp, who.will need a shoulder operation as participate in a total of six activities which courts continues to hamper, the preseason C E NE Kiell (fourth), Jeff Goldstein (fifth), and Gary a result of a previous injury, will be lost for the foreign players. The booters will open their should include one individual or dual sporl, one By BILL WILD' Sherman (sixth). Rounding out the finishing conference schedule next Tuesday at home practice sessions. Thus far, the team has first six games. team sporl and two conditioning and-or rliylh- practiced on the Gov. Livingston Regional High About a month ago we heard all about the places \vere Bill Leber In 10th, John Keenan against West Orange. mics activity, plus two free selection activities. baseball Hall of Fame and just recently we saw (11th),-' Robert Gilbert (15th), and Dave . The footballers scrimmaged at Roselle Park The team ig playing as well as Krupp had School tennis courts twice. yesterday and will be home to Pingry Satur- The elective program for the first and second Coach Ed Jasinski stated that this week his 16 on television the opening of the Golf Hall of Baranek in-19th. For Gov. Livingston, John- hoped it would at this stage. The overall team marking periods \Cill be scheduled at Ihe day. . girls competing for the nine positions on the Fame, but did anyone ever hear of the Soccer Buck finished second,, with-John Anderson attitude has improved and the players 16ok ^beginning of Ihe first semester. The program Hall of Fame? Is there such a thing as a (seventh), Kevin Mulr (eighth), and Steve forward U> a winning season. team will begin an elimination round to v for.the third and fourlh marking periods will be National Soccer Hall of Fame? ' Fromme in ninth- ' '•" The offense, according to Krupp, "leaves a lot determine who. will play at each position. scheduled at the beginning of the second Competing for the singles berths include last You bet there in,. and Union- just added Coaches Marty Taglienti and Bill Jones said Table tennis club to be deisred." It lias loqkedgood sporadically semester. Juniors will have health education .another resident to It.' Werner Mieth of Colonla they are very pleased-with the team's per- but has not been able lo sustain- an attack year's first singles player Eileen Bass, second : during the first marking period, seniors will singles player Laurie'Weeks, and third singles avenue recently became. Union's second formance thus far and are encouraged by the consistently. The team needs more work on have health during Ihe third-marking period,, to open for winter 1 - ...player Xaura-lIockstein._Retuming_veUirans JL : memher. Jnrk (Mistpr Snrr-prt Bnttpnhprg nf utinwlng nf ttip fri-ghmnn runners -passinp^it is uted unlyfan at this stage." sophomores dunri(nlieifdurtlrmarking"period Qwers, " Towers, competing for the doubles positions include Larchmont road was inducted in 1971 at the Freshmen who placed in the practice meet The New Jersey Table Tennis Club's 200 Center forward Paul Krystow has been and freshmen during second marking period. Atlantic City convention. include Danny Smith (12th), Brad Weiner members will begin winter season league impressive in Ihe scrimmages and leads, Ihe first doubles player Rnndi Schnee, second Coed, archery, .coed badminton, coed golf, doubles players Teri Bloom and Cathy-Picut, Mieth came lo the United States from hl& (14th), Gary Lo Potro (17th), Richard Simon activlUeg'Oct nrrUiEiclub layoutuf^rNorth reaifun sc6fihgrAIso"expected to add scoring boys' touch football, and girls' soccer are Ihe native Germany at the age of 13 In 1925. He (20th), Bill Solosy (22nd), -Bill Zimmerman ave., Westfield, described as "... some of the punch is junior Gary Scheich, a fine dribbler. and third doubles player Gail Bieszczak. Senior ctivities that have been elected by Ihe Donna Gerber and freshman Donna Lies head- started playing soccer with the Newark Ger- (23rd), Joe Blabolll (24th), Russell Laustein finest playing conditions in the world," by Sol who is doing an outstanding job at left wing. "i''l----s-oPh°™-o;-??->-I!-d--s5n!or! ISJL-Uf-eir first_foujl , ^, ; , . .foHhe-team-for-thelr-i- mans_(Newflrk.Spfirtaublin_1929;and stayed., J25thlr-and.Joseph-Coll-in-2BUi -SchiffJ-In.the4XS, -tabletennisus-now.tli&sixth. f 4 ( Garden Growers T lra b J with them until 1937. That last year AVOS when Dayton's chances-for-the-Suburban Con- most popular participation spott. • " weeks of this semester s physical education ... . • i program. The remaining four weeks.of this an anticipates that the two Newark went into pro ball in the American ference title will be partially determined The NJTTC (nonprofit) encourages mem- semester will present field hockey, speed-a- Soccer League.. -.. against Caldwell on Friday, Sept. 27 In a home bership of players of all abilities. The excellent itiniLfot—svayrspetKlballreoed-recreatlona^gamesi-etied- "NowarkSCdltftfTStay^roiorig, bttrMlefhTird~~meet. Tnc\haff iers also nave to Beardefending" playing conditions and fRe" wide variety of the starting berth. tennis." and coed social-square dancing. with the Pa(erson Caledonians, Trenton champion Summit to stay in contention. . competition available help the rapid inv -Though many players are still fighting for the physical education instructors • include Lois Highlanders and the Paterson Doyers, in that provement in the skill of new members. two halfback positions, Krupp anticipates a Conley, Helen Hooper, Rick Iacono, William order. In 1940 Mieth was sold to the . T/»i imrtrnant \A/An Prospective members are invited to visit the Season temporary weakness in this area with Tony Kindler. Robert Kozub. Ruth Townsend, Judy BOWHUNTER'S -SlacU— HPhiladelphla-Amerlcmrspwjiere'liii tiluyedfor rtjyi-T-t€rrT-f©FlT—AMrOFl clubr-Annuardues-averageiibout$rr50-perwee[ Wnlck and Jack Wasowski. 15 years.. Werner always played icenter half* for unlimited play. expected back shortly. All-Stnter Emmel The structured freshman activities are Huff Has The For information, readers may call (after 6^ Finest Proved back. In those days the center halfback was Rueda has been doing a tremendous job at directed by Steve Cohen and Nancy Dogherty. Equipment Money "both aTlefenslve and offensive~posltlonTWhfth"» by Mrs. Stuhler or wrlfe~lRenTenil)ership chairman, Bob BarnsT center halfback, while keeping the middle line Can Buy. Our Mrs. Walck and Mrs. Hooper and feature BROWNING Bows means continuous running from the beginning- • Mrs. Robert Stuhler won first place with 30 63 Martins la., Berkeley Heights 07922, phone -intact. paddleball (girls), football (boys) and speed-a- Are Priced of the_game to the end. j points JnJha Clnss.Alpolnt.tournamenl.spon- 464-6785. Defensively,- the unit has "periodically Riant For You.. way (boys and girls). ..From I graduated Springfield Regional High School sored, by the Echo Lake Nine Holers at Echo -^-ActivitiesfrTr-thpTJrconrlmarkinr; periml will df"uswhbpftyc^lun'orballa^XaS"Countiiy*Club. played good positional soccer—the ball has not be selected from Ihe following list: basketball, ;oo ;oo Farcher's Grove and Angeles Grove knew the Mi's. Noel Sip'ford Jr. was second with 25 Kaufman plays soccer always been quickly cleared from the defen- team handball (boys only), coed volloyball, ARROWS AND ALL record of the Philadelphia Americans. If they ding goalie area.. points. The low putts title was won by Mrs. K.. coed gymnastics, coed physical fitness, self- BOW HUNTING weren't the ASL champs they won Ihe Lewis W. Stringer with 15. Mrs. Alex B. Cloud won of Emory University Standing out at fullback are junior Harry defense, slimnastics, weight training, coed EQUIPMENT Cup, which was presented to the_winner of a rhlr>-in honors nn thp HPrnnri hnlp. Irwin orfri Rick Morris. Also looking good has STOCKED HERB. Nnlg. Kauf man-of-Springfiold-is-onio-of—11- g playoff series of the top four teams in the In the combined B juid_C_diyJ8ion, Mrs. returning lettermnn on the Emory University -- . league. onj.mo(icrn dance (girls).-The same activities nlon Center Mildred Byers..was first with 31 points.,Mrs. soccer team. The Atlanta, Ga. college has been versatile rover Ron Frank, this area, too, i will be offered during the third In 1960 Mieth enme back to North Jersey and James Freeman was second with 30 points. opened practice and Coach Tom Johnson calls has been weakened with junior Steve Matysek islcd above T~ marking-period because of the changes during played for the Elizabeth SC for two years; then Mrs. J. H. Carroll won the low putt title with 17. the team, "one of the strongest in Emory's nut 111 temporarily with a throat infection. _ m education program. 'Si -•he-went-to-the-Westfield Lions In-the-Italian— h'rtr- :— The Goalie situation is quite bright as tne nea L League: His last two yeSrs of organized"sbccer. __ Coe,Hongball, Softball, coed physical fitness... y sophpmoi^lditBUfmmrj^^ . ball,. coed, tennis, coed track and' OpMiMon 4 Fri. Till*, Olher Oav* Tl were spent with the Newark SC. He was still a llave cocd han(i History of sports Kaufman will be a starting back when Emory nceifhnpressive. If the situation remains |,vt| j gymnastics-tap, win also be V.ASTER CHARGEand UNI CARD first team player in the first year upon retur-__ the llcM r lm c begins Its 1974 schedule oh Saturday, Sept. 28 same, Krupp might resort to an alternating available-duringthefourth^marking period: ftlfig; to~Newarlc"SC,rBiirTri"TiIs"Tast~yeaf"Tie" .againsLWarren.WilsonCpllego.- system ,~ .:._ played with the reserves and managed the first featured orrFV ~ team. Great moments in American sports history If youjiaye been making a mental note of all _ will be fcature^Jn_ajie\v serlesj>eglnnhigjhe_ the years played, you must admit Werner week of Sept. 29 on New Jersey Public CORNER Broadcasting's Channels 50 and 58. Mieth had to be in top physical condition (QlfJClNNATt R£PS through his long time as a first team player and "The Way It Was," focusing on baseball, KEPT MIP-S£ASON deserves the award he received, basketball, football, hockey and boxing CHARGE GOING WITH -o-o- highlights since 1941 Will be televised Thur- MOUND HELP FROM np nf fhn fljunJafiginnlng-Oct. 3. HQ3Lfnr_the- teams in the state, captured the Rheingold series is . The first program in the AtNBNJYouCan Tnurnnmpnl nl Fnrrhrc.'a. Grove, by downing "The Way U W«R." features n film of the 19S1 Benfica, 3-2. Third place is shared by West New Dodgers-Giants playoff. The Giants arc York_nnd the Newark Ukrainians. represented by manager , Bobby BIUINGHAM Thompson and Willie-Mays. The Dodgers are With time running out and the crowd ex- represented by , Don Newcombe THIS ORtANDO, FLA. pecting to watch another half hour of overtime and ; ••,... , NATIVE CAME TO Custom-Fit Your soccer, Ray Ferrez blasted in the wlnninfcfioal Other programs scheduled for the series THE REDS IN LATE for Hoboken. The loss gave Benfica second 197/- HE PITCHED include the 1952 middleweight championship JtWORLO SERIES... —flght-with-Sugar-Ray-Roblnson-and- Rocky INNINGS IN I<)7Z The Elizabeth Lancers started this season off . Graziano, the 1947 featurtngjjje WITHOUT GIVING UP FOR FAST RESULTS YOUR AD WILL Ai^PEAR IN on the winning side -by defeating _;the and the Brooklyn Dodgers AN EARNED RUN! Checking Account Philadelphia Ukrainians, 2-1, in a GASL Major " and the 1933.54 National Hockey League title Division tilt In Philadelphia, Newark SC play-offs between the Detroit Red Wings and

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    22-Thursday, September 19, 1974-SPRINGFIELD(N.J.) LEADER Japanese to visit Overlook is given two major grants -Thursday, Soptomber 19, 1974 suburban towns; Fine arts classes Kean College clarinet recital for disadvantdged to fund alcohol treatment programs hosts are needed will feature Bayion jpdymnus Pprkwayiopens. 4 lanes Homes are needed for the weekend of Oct. 19- funded by grant Stephen Hart will perform a clarinet recital Two major grants totalling (903,550 for three his support in obtaining the NIAAA grants for necessary to deal with the various ways that 20 for a group of Japanese visitors to this area. Fine arts for the state's dlsadvantaged school years from the National Institute of.Alcohol Overlook, Robert E. Helnleln, Overlook's alcoholism can present itself—from the acutely The people are short-term visitors to the United children are getting a boost from the.New on Friday, Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. in Kean College's Abupe and Alcoholism will enable Overlook director and board president, pointed out: "For intoxicated to those suffering from withdrawal Eugene G. Wilkins Theatre for the Performing States who live and work in New York and who Jersey State Council on the Arts. The State The Garden State Parkway's new inner southbound traffic around the bridge con- ipllffl'to lunfl lmadscflie;flT^ol treJiUniW^ "gyndruinu, ^rmtmitrpliBBes*of*aicutiull8mv"or Arts, Kenn College of New Jerse; "-=— " : utriiction site near Bethany road. Tills will be In was announced by Herbert Golub, chairmai —Hroadway» s6uthbound-janti-northbound4)et-weeiw programs both for area Industry and for the' -grants, Senator Williamsi haE(demonstrated chrotiically ill with disorders, associated with suburban arfiaS." ; —-.-.-• awarded uriderthe Emergency School Aid-Act- effect for an extended period of iime. alcoholism such as cirrhosis of the liver,, the miisic department: Hart will be assisted by - -.... the Raritan Toll. Plaza and KeyporlrHazlet community ot large. . continued interest, support and assistance. The New Jersey Chapter of the American for IB school districts. - . A second southbound detour also went into J gastrointestinal problems,, heart ab- friends: of the Juilliard School and other Interchange 117 have been put into permanent First-year grants of $300,693 will fund both a- _:—"We are'concerned-about-alcohollsm-as an HostProgratnj which sponsors this group, Is a . The money Is planned for classes, workshops, effect just south of Interchange 109 to permit comprehensive community alcohol treatment uncnecked, pervasive disease of major normalities, neurological difficulties a musicians-residing in New_.Jersey. The • use, the New vJersey Highway Authority aji- ~nonprofttj"voluntary organization of citizens demonstrations and performances in the Visual -_.i—nounced. - the demolition work on the bridges at [ram on anlrPpatTenrandoutiMilient basis" •proportion In the United IStatesTOurconJej-rrTs" PXQgrainw|ll consist of works by Mozart, Brah- pi interestediHTurtherlng international relations" "Arts, dancerdramarpatnting and other media.-— The sections, covering about seven-miles in for the basic welfare of victims of alcoholism, -o-o- ms and Copland. and an occupational alcoholism program In on a person-to-person basis. A pre-Halloween "The program should enable students, cacE direction in the Mlddlesex-Monmouth operation approximately three weeks, andThen which, if unchecked, is a terminal disease, FOR TWO YEARS Overlook has been conjunction with area industries. party Is planned for Saturday evening, Oct. 19, regardless of background, to use their creative Before attending Ithaca College, Hart County area, were opened July 3 for weekend a similar northbound detour will be put into ending in death: developing a pilot project which has shown the Crediting U.S. Senator Harrison WilllamB for for the host families and their guests. abilities as they work together toward mutual resided In Springfield and was a graduate of use^—some 18 months ahead of the original effect. "There Is an Incidence of alcoholism in 10- need for extensive resources to deal with The New Jersey Chapter of the American progress and understanding," said Alvln E. . Jonathan Dayton Regional High School (hero— timetable. This gavejnotorists the benefit of The inner routes are expanding tne 15_percentof the general.population, totalling problems of alcoholism in its area, reflecting Host Program has been awarded a grant by the Gershen, chairman of the State Council. He received his bachelor of music degree from two extra lanes in each direction during the Authority-operated Parkway from six to ten more than nine million alcoholics' In the national concern on this major threat to health N.J. Bell picks N.J. Bicentennial Commission to participate in "The council has sponsored the Artists- In- the Juilliard School where he is a stude.nt of heavy summer traffic periods and permitted lanes in the 21 miles between the Raritan and country—each of them_affectlng significantly In the United States. bicentennial functions together with the foreign The-Schools program, which allows a limited- Leon Russianoff. While in thc-servl'h contractors to advance constFUctionwork on Asbury Park Toll Plazas. . ~ at least four other people beside themselves." According to Dr. Arthur S. McLellan, taught for the Conservatory of Music and PTA CONCERT — Mrs. Franklyn Scholnmann of Springfield "iTTcoorcllnafdr far ihe Gdrnpanellafor visitors. - • ;'" number of artists of-diverse talents to visit—•- weekdays. ; '• ' ^ The grant award was made to Overlook as a Overlook's director of community medicine, schools for periods of time during the year to Drama in South Vietnam, and afterJit release concert to bo presented by the Ruach Revival, young singing group, for the benefit demonstration project to sKowthaFa" com~ "and'Dr. Daniel J. O'Connell, Overlook's Anyone who would like_to have a Japanese "Construction has reached, thestage that now guest for the Oct. 19-20 Weekend or is interested work with students on creative projects," from-military duty taught instrumental music permits us to keep the inner roadways open at Rehearsals begin of the.PTA of the Solomon Schechter Doy School, Union, on Saturday. Sept 26 at marketing off ice munity hospital is an appropriate health director of psychiatric services, who are Gershen said. "The objectives of the newly for two years in the Marlboro school system in 8:30 p.m. at Union- High School. With her are Mrs. Fred Heller, left, fund-raising provider to deal with alcoholism in that it can medical co-directors of the two Alcoholism in finding _out_more information. about this all times," Authority Commissioner Joseph C. Anton J. Campanelln, ITformer Springfield group may "call Phyllis be Vos ai'232-2605. funded program, which incorporates the Atiats- Monmonth County. He is clarinet instructor at Irwin said. chairman, and Mrs. Allon Renkoff. another coordinator. Tickets can be obtained bring the multiple -resources and expertise Programs: Kean College, Morris dvenue, Union. for Masterwork resident and vice-president of New Jersey In-The-Schools concept, are to have. He pointed out that, until further notice, ; from Mrs. Scheinmann at 376-5121. BelTs downstate territory, has just assumed _ "The characteristic progression of PAINTERS, ATTENTION I Sellyourulf toov«r»,000 professional artists of varying art disciplines The Masterwork Chamber Orchestra, under alcoholism Is that it takes 15 to 20 years to lamlllM with a lowcojt Want Ad. Call 686-7700. ""Assisting artists for the concert will be Helen ANTHONY M. SUKANO Parkway patrons who enter the inner roadway the direction of Jerzy Garbien, has, resumed the Hewly-created post of vice-president- - and ethnic heritages augment existing arts southbound at Raritan Plaza must proceed to marketing,-Robert -W.-Kloinert, company UhrgjyyriMold develop to a fullbown disease, but the age peak programs and in some cases initiate new ac- Benham, piano; Jonn Spergel, cello; Linda- rehearsals Thursday evenings -at the is decreasing. More~"and more problems are Livingood, soprano; Carol Ludlg, piano; Judith Surano appoietecL 4}«-Gheesequake Service Area or to Kcyport- Masterwork Music and Art Foundation, Morris president, has announced. - - •• tivities." 7 , • . :• •_._.;_ Hazlet Exit 117 only. "~ -Elizabeth -6urfaolng=liuthfr-30-40-year-old-age-gH)up,- -Gershen-further-notedr-^The-oxperlence-o] Hart, clarinet; Carl Delia Perutl, trombone,- County Park Commission Cultural Center, 30O He will be responsibWor coordinating tliiT" _Jrwin also announced at the same time the .marketing function jand.organization of.New-_ eannual craft show "The typlcalpattern is that first the disease l d i n ner_choii:man__ Mendham rd., Morristown. The rehearsals, —being involved with professional artists in a permanent use of the ~whiclr^are ~held^at~7:30r are—opon~to • new— Jersey Bell. Kleinert said the new department " The annuarcraff show*will beTieia'afThe""nffects"the- individual's"! -Your~- —-whool^m'ironmentTvill-give-Uiei3ludentannS —•Ther«-wili-bc-no-admi£sionj±argeJfir_J!)(>_ Anthony M. Surano, president of Carteret „ is being" formed to further the company's • Springfield Public Library from Sept. 30,to Oct.' relations, secondly It has impact on his job 1 ^SvinTPfonWtfssWaTO^^ community an insight into different cultures as concert. weekcnd Garbien received his; nial;t^PsHegree~fForn ion marketing objectives in the competitive en- .30.. Anyflne ,who lives, works, attends dosses or performance, thirdly are the legril com- named 'chairman of the Diamond Jubilee °PenlngjpenlngBs oof ththe inneinnerr roadwayroadwayss OPTICIAN well as the creative process,". between the inner and outer rdadways in the the State College of Music, Wroclaw, Poland, Ten persons, including an Elizabeth man Newark was fined $215 for driving on Rt. 22 vironment within the field of telecom- worships in Springfield is eligible to enter this plication's that develop, fourth are the dinner for the 'National Jewish Hospital and In The grant application and project format Bethany road area, and to permit the where he studied- theory, compostion and , holding a five-year-old summons, were fined while his license was revoked. Peter S. Dillon of munications.. Campanella will report directly show. • . • . ' • physical t effects, which generally bring the were the product of the cooperation of the New Researcli Center at Denver. The dinner will be conducting, as well as various instruments. In For a variety of motor vehicle offenses at Caldwell, found guilty of driving on Rt. 22 while to Kleineft. . ' All crafts—including macrame, needlecraft, patient to the attention of physicians." Manager appointed destruction of old bridges, that cross the Park- Jersey State Council on the. Arts and the State held, Saturday Nov. 0 at Temple Israel, South way in the vicinity of Sycamore and Tinton Europe, he performed as pianist, singer, lee-, Monday's session of Springfield Municipal his faculties were impaired by alcohol, was Campanella, who lives in Pennington, was ,leathercraft, jewelry, wood carving, Early identification and early intervention SPRINGFIEtD Orange, in honor of Gov. Brendan T. Byrne. Court, with Judge George L. Lombardl of fined 560 and had his license revoked for six 248 MORRIS AVE' • 376-6108 Department of Education's Al Kochka, director for new S&L office avenues, Shrewsbury. turer, teacher, organist and worked as con,- elected vice-presldent-downstate territory In dccoupage,-batiking and beaded flowers—will are the primary goals of the industrial and of arts and humanities of that .department. . Surano, who resides in South Orange, is Union presiding: - * months. .' be accepted. No photography, painting or community programs. Overlook is planning. When completed, the crossover bridge in the ductor and program director of the City October 1972 after serving as general manager, A 24-member advisory committee has been ~ i Melvin T. Downs of Neptune has been named active in many civic and professional Symphony Orchestra In' Wroclaw. He is Manuel A. Pequero paid a $60'fine on his Careless driving oh Linden avenue brought of New Jersey Bell's Raritan area from April sculpture will be accepted. There will be no "Industrial alcoholism programs can identify manager of trie new Spring Lake Heights office Bethany road* area will enable motorists to - appointed; its members' include museum associations. He is a trustee of the Columbus cross from the southbound inner roadway to the organist and music director of St. Stanislaus' lieket for misuse of license plates which had $15 penalties to two motorists, Linda L. Benke 1970. He isa former member of the Springfield judges or prizes. and rescue troubled employees 6-10 years of Investors Savings and Loan Association, Hospital, Newark, the Kessler Institute for directors, art educators, artists and com- outer lanes so that they'may leave the Parkway Church in Newark andmusic director of the, been issued in late) on Meisel avenue. A coiirl of Plainfield and Morion E. Pringle of Linden Board of Education.. Anyone wishing to enter this show should before programs outside industry," said L. according to an announcement this week by munity representatives. - •- Rehabilitation and the New Jersey Symphony at Exits 116 (Garden State Arts Center), 114 Polish Cultural Foundation in Irvington.- spokesman said Pequero contneted the avenue. • , '. bring exhibits to the meeting room of the Steplten Hartford, director of ambulatory Roland Lewan Jr., president of the savings ' violations bureau after he was unable to renew , The 18 districts, which will participate, Orchestra'. ' (Holmdel-Middletown) and 109 (Red Bank). Readers may obtain further information Others fined; Simon A. Parker of Newark. • J^RLYCOPY . Springfield Public Library during the following services at Overlook, who la In overall charge institution. Proceeds from the dinner, priced at $200 per ^ .^^ ^ ^^ ^ liis license and registration because the ticket $10 for driving without insurance identification : during the coming school year are: Burlington fw d about the orchestra fYom Mrs. Charles Boger't, IPubllclty Chairmen are urgeoTfifdbwrvFlho hours:~Tues"day7^ rp'.ra~orTv'ednesday;^-5^—oHhVprogranr Countyi'MountHollyTPemberton/Townshipand c a l was still outstanding. • card in his possession, Rt. 22; Eileen D. —T The-Spring-Lake-Heights office is scheduled—SP-MBS-^jyi" ETSYiHS . r°. °.PJLp^m ^'._exptained,Js-to use tha inner raadwaya_as _J?rchestra manager, 52^Orchard rd:, Florham^ _ Friday deadline for other than spot news. p.m,and7-8:45p.m. All entries must be clearly Anyone interested or needing help with BETTER LIGHT, BETTER SIGHT. the City of Burlington; Cumberland County, In other court action, Fred A. Rivers of - Drenick of Millington, $15 for operating an Include your, namo, address and phone labeled and easily identifiable. Entry blanks problems of alcoholism can contact Overlook STUDY LAMPS FOR YOUR CHILDREN Fairfield Township and Brldgeton; Bergen unregistered vehicle, $10 for failure to produce number. are available at the Public Library: by calling 522-2837. |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIlllllllI!llllllllllllllllllllllllllll!Illl[!llll!IIIIIIIlllll!U County, Teaneck and Englewood; Essex an insurance I.D. card, Rt. 22; Seth M. Springfield, will be featured In a -Malovany.otDogwood terrace, Springfield^S^ County, East Orange and Newark; Middlesex ' County, Piscotaway; Monmouth County, Red- - clarinet recital Friday, Sept. 27, at 8 failure to make inspection repairs, Meisel -p;mrln -rhe-Ebgone^-Wilklns-Theatre - avenue; Jorge A. Chacon of Elizabeth. $25. Sank"; Hudson'TauHty,: •Unloir-Citjr;-ynion— unlicensed driver, Morris avenue, and Russell County, Flahway; Salem County, Penns for the Performing Arts, Kean Coljege _ ~~A7~Crlif6~bT uriioii",'"TnO~nd~rcgistratrpnTn' Grove; Atlantic County, Atlantic City, Mercer of New Jersey, Union. Appearing wilh '.Springfield'* being a popular name ~ possession,. S. Springfield avenue. County^ Lawrence--Tawnship_iind_EwJng ^.Hari_wilLhe..plonist_Hfiion_Benham,. __ for American communities. It Is sur- 3 Township; Ocean County, Lakewood. .—. :—. for all ages prising mix-ups like the.one reported ~ The project will permit theArts Council to Cm»»«*«i*#*«w'«» A tiH«-nw*>lr-l»..-41..»•*«».....».*.I.. ...I... I. r , ftl weekfinancse i nan eacdh coordinat school districte residencie. The schools fors arfoue r ^yflCICIOQUG at museum Courses in painting, j= don't occur more often. able to select three ~o1 ttnr~fouT~offered~—| The clerk, Arthur Duehrer noted that | in head-on crash; weavindrawing arane beind basig offerec designd for, disciplines—either crafts, drama, dancers, plans convention- watercolora. portraiture and | our Springfield had erroneously been movement specialists, poets or-creative adults in the_ art classes j paid 579.51 by the state for bus receipts, reopening at the Montclalr Art Est. 1930 writers. The Northern New Jersey Region of tho l which should hove been sent to I driver is charged Finest Selection Of United Synagogue of America will hold its 1974 Museum this fall. Children's r;S]|)rin£fleld Township, _Burllngton | A Springfield man was charged by police DIAMONDS classes In painting, sculpture WATCHBS Biennial Convention together with the Southern County." We* local Roverninff "i>ody7 g—with-carelqss^rtvtnETiftcrtre^vTiB-tnvslvea In"if ^AAetro^tohold ~.. ...Mi»w jnrnr-y np'p.jnn ' and creative work in mixed. when you invest however.!.proved Itself honorable and | head-on collision on Shunpike road Sunday Expert Clock 8. Watch Repairs in Atlantic Cjfy on the weekend of October 1) to mioMla^.are also offeredT declined to accept this windfall. A a evening. Four persons, including the township AUTO SALES 379-1595 13. The joint venture, first of its kind for the two, Registration in all classes Is formal resolution, passed at the- last AUTHORIZED DEALER' Festival of Arts a resident, were injured in the crash. AMBASSADOR GREMLIN .300 Mlllbum Avs., Mlllbum regions, has been designed to focus the quality now open, committee session, has sent the money NEW CARS 686-0040 HORNET The YM-YWHA.of Metropolitan New Jersey, of the" Jewish home and Jewish family fife. — Adult classes are held on | The accident occurred at 7:26 p.m. near MATADOR JAVEUN ptn the rightful recipient. g ~Mountalnvlew~Toatl~wltt!ii uu eastbimna~car— 700 Northfield ave,' West Orange, has Jin-, The_keynote speaker will be Rabbi Irvin Tuesday, Wednesday, and with tbebest USED CARS 686-1373 P*rtt a Servlo nounced its programs for the 1974-1975"FestIvaT" Groner of SouthfierdrMKhr,-co^ainn^Sof:the~r.Trwrsday—mornings r-Thur- CALL 273-5120 1224 Springfield Avenue of the Arts, The season will include theater, National Yout'fi Commission of the United sday afternoons, and Tuesday gpw^jwiimimmjimiwi^ into the westbound lanes, smashing into an auto BODY SHOP 245-2425 80 FRANKLIN PLACE' Irvington. chamber music, jazz, an Israeli concert hall, Synagogue of America. and Thursday evenings. operated-bv-Terry-Morgon,-l7,-of Summit:"--- —SUMMIT: dance, art exhibits and a young people's Horace Bier, Temple B'nai Israel of Painting is taught by Thomas • i-,—-•"-""- i NEW & USED Three persons in Morgan's vehicle—Kurt A'YEAR- If S • Trvlfiglon, will leTd~ir?eTn1nT!rT)Tr"Program-~ -Groenbanlt—and Erances. Hall, 16. Joann Racaniello, 16, and Carmela "the Maurice Levin.Theater. McQuillan...... DAMES AT SEA'—CaroiCrittonder) as Mono Kent has ming for Aged Congregants." . . . l.-L, ' ; -11 f | Automobile Patato, 18, all o( Summit—were taken to P/rograms are open-to the public. Special The United Synagogue, found in 1913, Is the" Mrs. McQuillan also con- Overlook Hospitap for treatment of minor hearl a special smile for Larry Starof( as Lucky (at right), SPACE SAVINGS CERTIFICATES •]' | Dealers' while J. Keith Ryan as Dick, looks on. The three — rates arc - available, to. moat., eyfints _ for Y association .of_828_CfWSeryatiye congregations ducts the drawing and basic injuries. Hackenburg suffering a knee injury members, students and groups. Tickets may in the United States and Canada. Its Northern " deslgn"cour8e and Wednesday also was taken to Overlook by the Springfield will star In the Cafe Theatre production of the _ MINIMUM ONLY $1,000 -Be purchased to single'performances or; ;at~New~~Jersey Region c6mprlses~89 affiliated morning- watcrcolbrs class.. .Choose your maturily. 4 to lOyears I Guide First Aid Squad. ;... • •_ musical spoof 'Parties at Sea' tomorrow at 8 p.m. SPRING LIQUORS TowdRir Edwin Hftvas is the instructor arKean College; Union. The~evening1s~sponsorecl substantjaiafliings,.to series. Y members; non- 'congregations, from Ramsey to Toms River, Compounded and payable quarterly Another Springfield man was hurt In an "members and students may rake advantage pfz-representing more than 20;00o families, - -'• in watercolors. on.Thursday, by State Senator Alexander J, Menia for the accident early Saturday when he apparently ftTEDWliiE the special series prices. , : Dr. Jacob Litman of Union is the convention evenings. SUMMIT ITS fell asleep while driving on Mountain avenue benefit 6f the Union County Unit of the New Jersey Alta Turner is thejveaiung. 1 AMD CHAMPAGNES A Festival Theater Series will start on director. ; . ,.. and his car crashed into a tree, police reported: ! Association for Retarded Children. A champagne' Sunday, Oct 20, with "A Polyscnsory Com- , ':.'.. : ^ Instructor; figure painting They said Gary E. Street, 20, of Rose avenue reception will follow the performance. Donation Is LIQUORS • BEER position^ by Anthony Martin. In this theater • x* ., from the live model is taught yo«y SlTLTJJJ^jp ^ CALL 379-4992 piece, which is being partially supported by a" OlCIlfSTICS Ofl W0ffi(?n ~by~Tom— Vincent^ and -por-- Menza at 527-0780. -traltur.e_in.._tmight by w. Railrond tracks at 2:10 a.m. when the mishap 369 South Ave. E. Echo Plan Shopping Ctntw -fnnn~the-National-Endowment-for—the • —• • • " ',. , . •' ^ __ occurred. He suffered an arm laceration, hut DIAL 688-9100 Arts, Martin will utiljze contemporary •Jteport . s for 36 states on the statu• s .o f womeT. , T Douglas Pxizer SALES-SERVICI-PARTS illlHUWIUUWIUIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIlllUUIIIUI refused medical.treatment. " ~ Union In the labor force and related characteristics— • creative classes •_ for A YEAR (and -. m.on i>ivlc<) a^T^ncirlnTtTjrrarttBHtehtsrfamily-ineomS,—cntldren uru open tufive-anfr ERPM-DAY-nF riFf OSIT- M4 Morrii Avo., Summit 373-4200 DURABLE WOOD the percentages of working mothers and family sixye ar olds. Diana Naspo iB Mr. Krumm', 64; _.' THOUGHT FOR FOOD RESTIGE RESTAURANT.Inc Wood pilings have been discovered intact _ heads, and occupations-are available from the instructor In these- classe- s SAVINGS CERTIFICATES MAN ."Where Dlnlno Is A Pleasure he of CREOXK JAMBALAY A minutes. Stir in I tablespoo after being under the streets of Venice for more ' Women's Bureau, U.S. Department which are held on Tuesday' MINIMUM ONLY $500 Jimmy A Oeorola Olantiii than 1,000 years.' Labor, Washington, D.C. 20210. and Wednesday afternoons. SPERCO in accounting firm flour. Gradually add 2'vinj ,P,. Suburban Ac.o^0"Vi^.T was secretary and assistant treasurer of Igoe teaspoon instant ' minced boiling point, stir in chicken, All Sized Vans in Stock FINEST EQUIPMENT Advancement of Management teaches sculpture oh Saturday Hlllllll.ll.il,. Brothers, a Newark accounting firm with garlic with one-third cup . sausage, H£ cups raw, regular See 'REX" the Van'King & TABLE, LINIEN ~ •LUNCHEONS has elected Dr. Ben Galen as". afternoons. which' he had been associated for 37 years. - FOR ALL TYPES water; let stand 10 minutes; cooking rlce?^t pound cooked •DINNER I president for the 1974-1975 For registration or further Surviving are hjs wife, Mona, and a sister, . set aside! Cut >& pound link" ham and Vj pound pecl£d,,ond OF PARTIES 'season .:-: ...... : information call the Museum IN A YEAR Mrs. Christina Weig! •••-." " pork sausage into . Ms-inch'' deveined raw shrimp.' Cover »T •.: SPRINOFIEtD--TZ'- •COCKTAILS ... .Dr.-- Galen, rhas . .held . Art -School, 746^555. ; ...- pieces. Brown sausage. Pour and simmer until rice and 193. Morris Ave 376-i442 Dial 763-4*31 gnl.rHIHmtnt in tKi Rid TexecutrVeposUlons in industry ';;: REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS off all but 2Tablespoons faL_ chicken .are tender—aboutjJO ranging fronv-chlef industrial' Interest from Day of Deposit 1 312 Springfield Av#: Add oniomand garlic. Saute 5 to 30 mlnutesrserves~B.—~— Springfield- engineer to vice-president of Fall Conference - -to. Pay of Withdrawal -TROY, N,Y.—James BrRobinson-of Meisel •• manufacturing and, general UVIMGSTOH ROLLER RINK - $50 tnliiimum balance required-. - SUMMIT avenue, Springfield, N.J., a freshman ^manager. F,or the past few garden club HflWAUsed CarsS Tnicks . State Bank Compounded and payable monthly engineering-major- at-Rcnsselaer.Polytechnic „ U16 SC ^year8v-*^li®^- naH.'.rOTen7;:^a:._ _A•.-« gardener's... houtlque/L 273 i^. Institute, has becanamedtotho dean's list for Since ion manngement. coriauJtaht. standard flower show-and a- the sprjng 1974-aemester, " : .— Imperial. - - • 992-6161 r Chrysler- Vallahl .— -—-Uf~Galen^ lr"profeMDr-nf^'-{ashriyirsliow~arenmong the - Plymouth J"" = QIRBIER business administration at . events planned by the Gardeii AVE. Now* ut«d g College of Business in.._ Club of New. Jersey at Its • CiriT ..••:" SPRUIGF1H.0 Taddttioiiiii'to- -hliF^; own Presidents' Day and Fall ... .. *5«rvlc« SCAPPY'S If one of your "paper tigers' HEADING WEST? — USE PROSPECT OFFICE Complete Auto Body TRAVI management consulting firm Conference, tq be held next 376-4210 Matinee 2 to 5 P.M. of Gplen AsBOciates. He Tuesday and Wednesday at SS Morrii Ave. . Springing O Aver SERVICE SHOE SKATE RENTAL SBC iltcl. Tax resides In Cranford.. the Playboy Club, McAfee. •IZZERU« ; AT . Route 22 SprlngflelrJ The Society "for Advan Mrs: Howard N. Brownlee, YOU MUST Bf)|NO THIS AD WITH YOU cement of Management,, on 181 Uttle Falls-rd,, Cedar FOR 1 FREE ADMISSION! association of the American Grove 07009, Is in charge of INVESTORS Is the accumulation of SHOP Management Associations, reservations for the session, ,4.et's Celebrate Inc;, meets the third Wed- • ; delinquent accounts- PRKPft nesday of each month at the come to piir agency for Have a ********************* SAVINGS Coroiiet In Irvington. , ah Immediate solution. . -YOU B.W AN T AD 7,: _.;.. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION , • r HEADING EAST? - USE H}LTONIJDMFFICE .^Xtoa.aa»JUa».:. 169 Mountain A ^econdreporr IS KASY TO PLACE IHJtITUriON —.Sava_yqutsoltand-your-sU|ft_irom-tho-oxtra:Papor-work-of— far Ml Vow'Need!" ;:: JUST PHONE . trying to follow-up on past due statements. 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    :*/*••>• •Thursday, September 19, 1974 ^fl a »*-K •if ^o • t f . . . Reunion to mark -Thursdoy, September 19, 1974-: GiULan' SfiOWS DeVllS DlSCipJe-put tO mUSIC camp anniversary" ^RE ALL IN SUBURBAN •'— -ThoCamp Merry Heart-Advisory Committee- is looking for campers from the early 1950's to Springfield team fdllows terrier, help celebrate the camp's 25th Anniversary next month. A. Daniel D'Ambrosio, I TODAY! A new playwriting team has emerged on the that people wjllVant to see," said Brown who "We were going to produce it off Broadway," University during October. Four sessions on Any camper, or anyone knowing the Union Trust Company; Arthur Downer, £ew New Jersey theatrical scene and if tilings go wrote the music. "Both of us feel this show is so Frank said, "but it would have cost us an successive Thursday evenings will be con- whereabouts of a camper is -asked to contact Jersey general agent for National Life well with theirmusical adaptation_of a George right for the times that It will gp-on-Broadway." lere. We can showcase ducted by a corps of professionals and DEADLINE TUES. utrifirnTSIiawpTay they mayHSve a Broadway h authoritiesin various -^-—~—--"•••* North JerseyBslate Planning Council;,Marie _ LASSIFI —F0R-TH««SrPUBt7 bicentennial bonanza on their hands. —'•- Prank and Brown, both of whom have show provide a service to the cdllege, to. New Jersey The camp, which serves the residential L. Garibaldi, partner In Riker, Danzik, Scherer Hdp Wanted Mfn* Women 1 I Frank and Ron business backgrounds, have been working on residents and ourselves. Upsala is only 45 Seton Hall is providing this service in the Help Wanted Men oiVomen 1 Help Wanted Men & Women 1 I Help Wanted Men & Women 1 Help Wanted Men S Women 1 Help Wanted Men & Women 1 • I Help Wanted Men & Women 1 Help Wanted Men & Women 1 summer camping needs of physically han- belief that many in the community are apd Brown and lecturer ai N.Y.U. Tax Brown are currently nlacins the finishinc *e Play since May. Halfpenny.a professional touch*., a musical ~to'Itebe-*,'*^ _4icappedchildr£4 D.nd-adults,.iHj0cated_onL.JI_ unaware of money^BavingTvays-of-improving Institute;.David A .Mmmo, senior tensLofflcer 120-acre tract in Warren County. their personal financial position," said of First National State Bank; Robert G. Sch- from Shaw's "The Devil's Disciple." It will be rehearsal in early October under the direction If successful, Frank and Brown could follow : During the past 25 years, more than 5,000 warz, registered Investment adviser and SECRETARY/MARKETING of Jack Johnston, company president. Per- in the shoes of another playwriting team, Alan Frederick J. Garrity, assistant to thepresident given its world-premiere af Upsala College. handicapped children and adults from all over CLERICAL COLLEGE GRADS formances will be given on the nights of Dec. 5, Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe who adopted of Scton Hall and co-ordinator of the program. portfolio manager; Albert R. Snltzer, vice ENGINEER '. TURNOVERANEWLEAFTHIS FALL. East Orange, by the Halfpenny Playhouse' in New Jersey have utilized the camp's services. 6, and 7 and 12, 13 and 14. another Shaw play, "Pygmalion" into "My Harold Kamens, Newark tax attorney, and president of Prudential Insurance and lecturer . TRAINEES SPANISH-SPEAKING PERSONNEL early December. Plans call for bringing the The anniversary celebration will be held INDUSTRIAL/MECHANICAL Frank, who has written lyrics for Johnny Fair Lady", one of the biggest musical comedy Sanford W. Levine, specialist in tax Bhelters and consultant on estate planning and trusts, Start enlovlng your work and getting the kind of rewards you show about the Revolutionary War period to Sunday, Oct. 6, at 5 p.m. at the Robin Hood Inn, Excellent career openings are now available in the hits in Broadway's history. - • . and estate analysis, are faculty chairmen. .' Prochlon •!••) parti monufacturtr offeri chaltanging deserve, position. In our Interesting Marketing Department, Broadway in the time for the nation's . - -. , ., , • , Rt. 48, Clifton. In the waning weeks of summer... International Division of our leading corporation requires a sharp, self.starter with flood typing and steno skills Frank and Brown have.known each other for The topics Includo "Estate-Elanning, Wills A-D:V-E-R-T-I-S-E.«I-E-N-T poiltlon fQr deflfttd I.E. or M.E. with iirong botkgroond and around 1-2 years' experience; dictaphone helpful but not bicentennial celebration. . show has several prospective backers who plan in Keniiworth for those fluent in both Spanish ancT" 'essential. Rowards Includeoood salary, great benefits and •- to ses it at Upsala before making the ultimate about three-years and have collaborated on and Bequests," Oct. 3; "Trusts—giving and In mochlnb thop pracficst. EmphotU on technical knawl- - "We believe we have a very good product prepare for the cooler English Who qualify for the following |obs: plenty ot |ob satisfaction. Turn over a new leaf: Call Debbie decision. other works Including "Jerz" (for Jersey),, a^ Testamentary," Oct. 10; "Investments—Tax Hearing-Tests Set •dps of mult^-ipindlo automatic icrtw mathln«i.- V/IH- Gaosfe'l at-352-m* NOWI . . one act musical which will be presented Holy day prayers Shelters," Oct. 17, and "Social Security- provldf- ttchnlcat lupport to 'ihop, particularly auto- For Elizabeth months ahead! " mallc^^lCiaw hficfiina dopt. Procan & Improv* , manu- throughout the state as part of New Jersey's Charitable Gifts," Oct. 24. All sessions will EMELOID OPERATIONS Meeting set bicentennial celebration. Brown, a graduate of for AAIAs asked begin at ft p.m. in the Victoria Foundation Free electronic hearing tests will be given facturlnj m«ffiodi orsctl company produHi. • at Beltone Hearing Aid Service offices on [SECRETARY/TRANSLATOR SR. CLEREC ADDRESSOGRAPH| Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh and The North Jersey MIA-Committee is con- Amphitheater of College of Nursing Building. And come to Mutual Benefit, one of EXCEUENr BENEFITS PACKAGE - Monday and Tuesday. the JiiTJIard School of Music, wrote the music tacting temples in North Jersey to request that Tuition for the entire seminar is $10 per Amerlcafi leading "Insurance 'companies,- (English Steno Only) _ (No Steno Required) MUL.TIGRAP.HI CORP. by^giumnae Factory-trained hearing aid specialists for the off-Broadway show, "Mister Montage," special prayers for servicemen missing in person, $15 per coupl Kmployer )r capablo socrotary ablo to showing how the ear works and some of the dutlos (o"r person witti'"sVv/antaois president, and Sandra the latest methods of hearing correction. 5WJ. •' and out of the meeting grew another potential The exhibition series, to be displayed In the •DATA PROCESSING ALL AREAS Ingram, treasurer, of the Q -- Immodlato oponings for above positions. Some prior business 2000 BIKES Lerner and Loewe team. 'Moonlighting' in May college's Student Center Gallery, begins this The free hearing tests will be given at For personal appointment, please call 931-2368. Speciality areas: AVAILABLE - ' Undergraduate Association of '= experience.' Excellent opportunity for permanent career A record number of Americans—almost 4.3 .. month with-'Photographs by Beth Shepherd" Beltone, 11 Broad St.; Elizabeth on Monday ' = positions with, one of the leading Property and Casualty . . . Your Intfirvlow will bo held at Schoring Corporation, Personnel Department f ALL COLONS Barnard College. •COMPUTER OPERATORS Housingavallablo If necessary - FRIDAY DEADLINE a and Tuesday. If you can't get there on 3 Insurance companies In the world. ' Building 6, Galloping Hill Road, Konilworth, Now Jersey 07003 ALL STYLES Bike Riot million—were "moonlighting" in May 1973, and concludes in June 1975 with. showing of Good starting salaries IMPORTS!, OPEN ? TO 9, SIX Liberal employee benefits- Children of_guests are All Items other than spot news should according to the U.S. Labor Department's the works of noted Chinese artist-calligraphcr Mbnday or Tuesday call 353-7686 and' AMERICAN DAYSTHI5WEEK ; .H-_- -Intorvlew-by-appolntmentonly ._. Excellent working conditions. MADE welcome. —• be In our office by noon on Friday Bureau"'of-Lnborstatistics" Chiang,Yee7 " " '•' arrange foranuppDintmenl atanotheHime; -irl In addition to a fine starting salary, you can § Call Miss Dyer, 379-2500 SGHET^I N G GO R PG R AT IO N Apply or call PersonnelDept. expect some exceptional benefits, too. Now OVERLOOK HOSPITAL Three-day antiques show that your summer has drawn to a close, it's Summit time to get back to work. 193 Morris Ave. '....'. I THE HOME (201) 522-2244 Ap.p_ly_.la_petSQn_to _.our_^ -Personnel- HOME An Equal Opportunity Employer i nTACHIHISTS"" ~~ Department any weekday from 9 a.m.-to 3 f INSURANCE GOMPAHY (Head-Tellers) TYPIST- Statistical for CPA office The 12Ui annual Short Hills noon to 10 p.m. on both .__P.-.nv.'~ ...... -• „—. (All Around)^ - on Morris Av. Springfield. A or 5 Ipslnictions, Schools Antiques Show will be held .Tuesday and Wednesday, and NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY .MAGNAyOX SHOWROOMS f " ""'. " "~ "830 Morris Tufripikr days. Must have prior experience" ..... EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES If you're doubt- in GPA office. Call 467-1671 Oct.' 1,' 2 and~3 at the Com- "from nopn'to-B~p-.mr-on" i ~" • 7 Short Hills; "If."]; 07078 | ful about your .— K 9 -19-1 PIANO LESSONS.- classical, munity Congregational Thursday. Luncheon and THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Excellent Working Conditions WAITRESS W ANTEO popular, & theory, given by fully S ' Equal Opportunity, Employer ~R 9-191 || chances to move Experienced, 7:30 • 3:30 p.m. cortlfled, experienced teacher, BA Church, Parsonage Hill road Coffee Shop service1 for quick All fringe benefits music education. Limited openings SiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiMiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiin ahead In your Excollont pay & tips. Good and Hartshorn drive, - snacks and baked goods sales LIFE INSURANCE CO. DAYS ONLY working conditions. Apply in now available for fall schedule. present position Rates very reasonable. 607-0494. —Thirty-five dealers from will bo available all days of RIGHARMKHPENCIb-OO.^— R-9-249 the Show. Dinner will be : aficTtryou're an 450 Sprlnof'old Ave., Summit PIANO LESSONS" New Jersey and surrounding 173-6136 Taught by experienced musician. states will offer a wide served on Tuesday and 211 Mountain Ave., Springfield experienced tell- K 9-19-1 Day or evening classes, wlil come For radiology department. Minimum 3-5 Jo home. 755-2917. selection of articles for sale. Wednesday evenings. An Equal Opportunity Employer""M-F er consider what WANTED middle ago woman. years experience In a medical; situation. we have to offer. Sleop In, care for elderly sick R 9-19.9 •till HEADSTROM There will be formal French PART TlME-general cafotorl woman. Light duties. Coll PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Typing and dictaphone. help, 4 hours day. Apply Qavh anytime. 637-6185. Experienced teachor desires furniture from the 18th and AUTOMOTIVE WAREHOUSE SECRETARIES students. Specializing In young 10 CONVERTIBLE Brearley Cafeteria, Monroe St — : r- K-9-19-1 Keniiworth, bet. 8:20 - 11 A.M. First National beginners—Contact Mrs. Irene —~tCBitrMIII!illl>!. Bl'IIUfllV SU11U experience necessary, will train, typing jkMU. K-9-19-7 sings, and Kirk fgler, will cultures through sketches, to .handle, heavy volumo accounts BEAUTICIAN oood pay, (full or part time) 1016 turer laik* porion for' promoting " ACUPUNTURE payable. Carpet distributor Wanted, part time, Thurs, Frl. & 1 MATURE woman will caro for INFORMATION CALL appraise furniture and songs, dances, stories and Girl-Guy Friday Stuyvesant Av. Unlonr day ihlfl. MEDICAL people from" female invalid, baby or pre-school- located In Springfield. Good Sat vallsbura area. _ Small X9-19J CHINESE CULTURE CENTRE decorations. All are • ex- following. 375-9768 . Challenolng position . for person . X1 child. Sundays 9-5, Irvlngton only. 39J.3220 -games. startingsalary. Call Mrt, G. at 379- ablo to work Independently undor MEDICAL CLERK-TYPIST Apply ah DEPARTMENT within, there Is References exchanged. Eves 7-9 1900. .-•..-• Knowledge of medical Z 10-3-10 perienced in appraising silver, Another series scheduled to business pressure. This"- berson EXPERIENCED ONLY plenty of room only. 374-3089. CARETAKER—Union Co. funeral must have flood- socretarlal skills PART OR FULL TIME . term'nolQQy in addition to nood : MATURE teacher will drive vour glass, porcelain, oriental ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS home; couple, . , genoral typing and1 steno- Is required. - -^- " R-9-19-7 PROFBSKHUt STYin7-WCH begin the week of Sept. 23 is and Qnloy dlverslllod duties. P.O. PLEASE CALL 3715456 ElECTRO-CATHETER for you to move ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping car to Florida, Dec. 20. 21 tor OH* ' TOYS AND GIFTS. vyorK now thru maintenance In and outdoors. Box'242, Rahway, N.J. 07065. : works of art, rugs, carpets and "The, World of B.J. Vibes," Ability, to do repairs required, , ' R-9-19-1 ahead. services per diem, work, taxes, S. tolls. 3721337 eves ° December, FREE sarqplo kit, No • - - X 9-24.1. MESSENOBR-for -group ot CORP. RESEARCH -— payroll, all functions, no |ob too = -Ot 9.19.10 miscellaneous objects d'art. which explores music through oxporlence needed:. Call -or .answer phones at night. 2 days off Ploaso apply any weekday 10-SPEED RACER weekly, 3 room unfurnished apt. GIRL FRIDAY AA-F suburban newspapers. Varied small. 20 years experience. 672- write Santa's.:' , Parlies, hours, willing to use own car, able 2100 Felver Court 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. 8. • GaiSenefUkei • (allectetbae1 The show will berjpen from the eyes and ears of a disc supplied, plus benefits. Write to Large electrical firm with opening DEPARTMENT 7951. Flea Market Avqn, Conn. Mpol. Phone 1 (203). Class., Box 1S46, Suburban In local branch sales office for gin to- drive light van. Call Mrs. Bohwoy, N.J. 1:30 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. JOB • ItttrMMn hM jockey. Lessons focus on noise, «P3455: ^tSO BOOKING Wollenberg at 686.7700 for appt: Working for our general ot our Porsonnol Dept. IVflqgncrvo: -Publishing Cnrp., 129J-Stuyycaant- to perform genoral office duties. manager.Thl3 opening calls for WILL BABYSIT Fnu OME CHI LD • OnM Qmm Gewi m Ffa^wl Hats TvpnD7fnnonoiePTOnm(r6re: rpcworkontiia and silence, rhythm and ~~-^- R 9.24.1 Ave., union, • TvpinD7~fininonoiPTOnm(r"6re: ^ipersonwhocenworkontiiown initiative. Good steno anad IN MY HOME. WEEKDAYS FLEA MARKET, Sun., Sept 22. • SUaaOiha : Some experience preferred. Call 500 Broad Street, 245-1253 melody, pitch and tone, and K 9-241 typing requlretf. "'.-.-' St. George Ave. B, Orchard Tor., Sons group "• .AITCNTION—Full time 8. part 687-4433, or write CUTLER- Newark, N.J. R 9-l»-7 LlndfiD. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Antiques, harmony and musical ex- 5 iTrnework available. Earn $10 ppi — CASHIER PARTTIME HAMMER 370 Chestnut St,,' Union. RN'S • Uan W Sefatf Inn I=l Cafeteria 5 days. Call after 2 p.m. Recept.-typist Liberal beneflts.moderpoffices COLLEGE business ma|or seeks food, crafts, rides. • £-mZj diagonal hour commission. For X 9.19-1 part time employment. Typing and — Z9-19-10B pression. appointment, call 389-3116. 266-8223. Ask for manager. ' ecu also iloht bool-6000 74 will hold its monthly dinner SOLID-STATE Route 22, Union. 9649331 . earn youc $2,400. NO ROTATION - • X 919 Business Opportunities •••— 8 . SUPER OARAGE SALE time personnel. Pleoso call 372. i : Equa Jersey Public Broadcasting, " : " ~ ~ R.9-19-1 allowed by law by working 3 or 3 ORGANON, INC. ' A no-lunk saleat- superlow prices. WE'VE GOT IT... THE meeting next Tuesday at Pal's -9134-for-appl.-— .r • • ••--. . SALESPERSON Freezer, TV, coucnos, alum. 8,- : . • K9-26-i CLERICAL-SUBURBS $135 days per weeK on any split In the Imnnedtate openings available for . A PARXSEAKZONA IMC. TAVi^NANDRESTAUHANT'for 24" 10-SPEEO "Programs deal with every Newark,' Elizabeth, LltTden area. 311 & U--7, full and part time; for bedspread dopartmont 4 or •X 9-19.1 wood doors, storm windows, HARD-TO-GET. . . Cabin Restaurant, _ 265 COLOR TV days per.woek. Call 379.4203, BED 375AM. PleaaantAvD^W.Orango sole, Vallsburg area. All licenses camplng-garden-sports equip., - discipline from the humanities 8:30-4:30 Must have car and phone. Call 355- Highest differential foF—th«e. — EqualOpportynltyEmploycr '. Included. Calf 372-9219 from 10 Prospect ave., West-OrangC" «, BATH,-Short Hills. ~ TEMPORARY quality clothes (donned • a. Adding mscjllno S-_ splld clerical. 0J9O or contact Nllsen Detective shllts. Modern suburban hOJCltfllr '" H9.19.1 =ia the' ninths and-sciences,-. Dxprncotforfoi-tovaly-spot. Fee AgencyT" 333-N.-/Broad- st.i £xc£lldnt'-fringe behofits. Acllve1 X V.---STEN0CL-ERK--•-•-••— RACER Starting with cOcktailir-alrSP ^R£DUCEDTO "FEEL LIKE A NOBODY? BO a Sales Person cosmetician RM. 1353 'stony' BraoK" Lanoi "from the arts to career' somebpdy.be • ' pd. Call Virginia Desmond Elllaboth. •• V- :— In-service prooram. Coll: . , .TSECRETARY p.m. and dinner at 7, the soniebpdy.be • . on ' AUQU-II f SKELLY ASSOCIATES : tlnie. Permanent position. W Poaltlon. in our salea .office In BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Mtnslde. Take Now^Proy^Rd, west education. offer—o-top—aalory^r- Excellent all office apt!es~arhandtBxu5tamer P^opfe and "phono contact with _£vening -wilU feature—Potor- "ToiHMirritA-*rDnioti"SB8nnw "HECP wihf«t.yj'oln "now . for. benefits & cordial work conditions service, excellent poaltlorvfortho approx. $2,000 year. Smal then 1st. left! • 1 Christmas and/all-season. Fuiror MEMORIAL customers we have a spot (or you. mmwmnu. Kolben, vice president and New Jersey Public cosmeticsmetics. "People -.'opend on for Immediate placement. Apply In R-?-W-12 yoor»ervtc», Il -parr-timer-Fqr-tnorfr-tnformatlori- 1 XalU0F-apptr-Mm-l"Uchat'ds1-233— ' irt'llr —" : pors9n;^-—SAVTCIT DR1IG5; _..„,, Jeslrobte, Rohway .OARAOE.Sale:''Sun. Sept. 22,-9^ ;: Broadcasting wlll^offer -5!ll-TttT|-.?47«y - ;- - •-—:+-6ENERAL HOSPITAL 59301. -- - branch-^idministrntor p.f_ -me-today t-^.- 30 Echo Plaza Shopplno- Center, aroo. Call 3SMW4. Ask for Miss P.M.. Rain- or shine. Many r ADDRESSOGRAPH 7-2-3 , Midiantic relational-Bank,- as 7 ~j>rogr4nis for primary, " iri- " "Aiiforriaficairy adjusts" Its picture to - anlon/Nj.^rvr ~. Springfield; , —: Dl Bernardo, bartlalns. '323 " .HHIsIdtHAi. IrvliTg'tSn", NewarK. Vallsburg ._..-•- g •An oxcellent opportunity «...... _ HOUSEKEEPER — Responsible, '• MULTIGRAPHCORP. ~terniediate and "Secondary charming room light. One button tuning sleep In/, must bo thoroughly L-; : . X9-19-1 U30RI.22 Mountainside Inslrudions, Schools Springfield (off Rt. 22 «. Mountain speaker. He wl|l discuss short PlalndoKJ, Scotch Plain), for a person to placeond Issue OFFICE CLEANING -SALES - Part time, full time fcf.tOM< and 100% solid state chassisr 4730 -•' experienced wllh-Till 'phajes of We have part tlmo lobs available, 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer "andlong-term investment and; school students, In-service purchase orders,- maintain (Wanted) : Salesmen-Saleswomen . "* STOCK GIERK ' ~R 9^19-12 wesllleld, Fanvwxjd— records and expedite orders. house cieanlng. Cooking for three for ambitious men,-women, - X&-19-1 programs for teachers, High adults/Call 654-7322, afternoon9>- t Rewardn 40/percent comm-1 Full tlmo, Mon. thru Frl., H.S, ABT CLASSES. Local artist olvlnp SAT, & SUN., 21 8, 22 9 A.Mv^tO a~ financing during times of high SHOWROOMST Oood typing & flgurowtppltude . .students or,.j:ouples who wish to Graduate . Apply* Ini person. -TEMPORARY lessons, boalnnors or advanced, diagonal R«hw.yri!i.^fetf...d,. required. No prior experience work 6.- ear-n top wages. Apply Call:4ao-7«JO_ W.l.KVANICO "OFFICE POSITIONS PM. BARGAINS GALORE, 78 Interest rates. , school equivalency programs, Cranford, Gnrwood, Wlntlold K-9-36- children or adults.' Startlna Oct. Irwln St., Springfield. • ' . necossory. ,. •••/ - HOOSEV/lves only I - 1350 Galloping Hill Rd.,Union We are lookfno for people, with A 1st. 6876431. _••'•• '• AN "EXCLUSIVE EAST COAST" SPECIAL! adult education series, and a Park, Union. Hillside/ ; — K-O-1912' For reservations and in- / EARN FULLTIME PAY SISTOS: Equal Opportunity Employer moa. or more experience as — '— R-9-19-9 Keniiworth, Elizabeth, Linden, i 725Blvd,,Kenllworth — — R 9-19.1 Typists. Stenographers, SAT. &' SUN. Sept. 21 5. 22, 10.5. special series featuring Roselle, Roselle Park We offer a good starting, salary / FOR PART TIME HOURS SECRETARIES VIOLIN LESSONS formation call Ronald Dorn- VlDEOMATIC plus liberal fringe benefits. / CALL373-«96» 9-11:30 a.m. 8* 13p.rn-.AAon- Secretaries, Bookkeepers, File, Household Items, bric-a-brac, . English as a second - call; 353-4890 Fri,j9o.m.-1 p.m. Sun. Clerks, & people who havo HOME STUDIO clothes, etc. 156 went* Ave. busch at 248-1100. Maplewood, Oranoe, south I— r XOO-lO-l EXECLEGAL.GAL FRI.'S TAPE DRILL & • 15-SPEED TRACER CALL FOR APPOINTMENT ' K experience with the tollowlna ANNE LIEBERSON' Springfield. language." SOLID-STATE Oranoe; Went Orange- ,-. Interested Ina Career FULL TIME, PART MILL OPERATOR machines; Dictaphone, PBX, 379i)020 —: — X 91912 call: 731.7300, MRS. BAKALIAN .'.'•. 731-O000, ONE FACTORY OPENING FLEX. DAYS Calculator, AATST, Keypunch. R 9-26-9 COMPONENT ' In Real Estate? ' Register today for a rewarding fall PIANO Instructions-beg., Mountainside, Berkeley Call or come In today to find out EXRD.MACHINIST WITH Rummagg Sales 13 COLOR TV Heights, New Providence, ORGANON.INC. 7 IN WIRE DEPT. about our temporary'and ABILITY TO SET-UP 8. position. Hloh rates, no fee, local Intcrmedldto, classical & Pop. Mlllburn,'Summit, Short Hills, Tfie Boyle Company OPERATE TAPE CONTROL music.music, theory. Highly A PART OF AKZONA INC. / permanent |obs at high rates arCfl5 Dbby honored Springfield 375Mt.Pleasan)Ave.,W.Or«nao Real-Estate Slnco 1905. No experience MACHINE.SHOP EQUIPMENT. " WESTERN ' compelont • Instructions by EMANUBL United Church of STEREO SYSTEM AND FREE DECORATOR ot pay.. J EqualOpportunltyEmployer .< Announces Its ath Annual .. necessary, will train; Mlti. 5 YRS, EXPERIENCE. • TEMPORARY SERVICES professional pertor'mor. 4A7-2375 Christ, Lincoln PI. & Ny» Ave., We also haw openings for: " 1114 Rorltan Rd. Clark 382-2500 Irvlngton, Frl. Sept. 20, 10 A.M.-V George G. Doby of Wilshire SALES SEMINAR ^ BREEZE CORPORATIONS, INC. PIANO LBSSONS given by ; Some machine P.M. Sat,, Sept. 21, 10 a.m. noon. ••••••••• $ T- • • K-9-,9-1 PEDESTAL BASE CLERKTYPISt • Featuring The '•*.- A" SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS 700 Liberty Avo., Union,N.J. qualified music teacher. B 9-I9-13 drive. Union., has bee'irimmed 1 experience-•-,- helpfulf --• BOOKKEEPER-ASSISTAHT fiulHlme.Mlllbutflri-T —r* ••: .Oalttryof Homea ^ v~- TYP1S15 * DIC. TYPISTS- ~~~~TU RR ET- LATH E-~ ElUobolh-LlndenureaV ••• ••••-- to the dean's list for the sprlnR REDUCED TO ' call37»-1234«xi.«4:--. •- Method of home merchant.Iain0- If -£-xc«J,lent—-Co. •paid- KEYPUNCH-PAY SVNIGHT : ^ An Eqya lOppo rtlj n IJy^mp p II oyoyo rr __ Call 527-1197.- RUNT THAT ROOM with a Want —Accounts—rec«rvabi*'«ecbunts '—— •—A—R y-19-1- -you'ro interested Inhnowlnamore ^CT.A5S1T.DDOKKEEPERS _•__. OPERAXOR•-.-:L - AttfOnly lecporworcl (Mln. »3;M)r- "semester at the University iif Includes 30. watt IHF Solid State pM/AM payable, typing essential, send Minimum 5 yoars experience. " ~" " "'" CLERK—Some |lte typing, about a career in real eatafe, call benefits. - Apply In CLERICAL TEENAGE OIRL or motherther, "t "too FLUTE. CLARINET & Saxaphone Call 6B6-7700. resume of education, experience J. experience unnecessary, 37Vi hour take 1st grade child to St. Leo's Ability to aot-up and operate short Notre Dame. tuner. Deluxe 4-apeed Mlcromatlc record . salary desired.. VVrlte. Class. Box us today! There li no chnroe for INDUSTRIAL LABOR Instructions. Robert Zeglarskl, DS .week, All employee, bonoflts, mQCoyrao If you are accaptea. CaU. person. School,--3 days a -weok,* from run. Interesting • worn. Equal in muplc education. Call 245.0297 "pTayer with diamond' stylus and dust';cover', 1042 . CO Union : Loader, 1291 modern otflco. 4BS to start. Columbia Avo., Irvlngton opportuhlty "employer." Stuyvesant Av., Union. our Sales Manager, Col r.Corp. All lobs are Fee Paid tor! more info. Instructions, Schools. . BAXTER WAREHOUSE CORP., u 375-4697 . tl nortrwiMtiw«..,Fnjlt« and Mfr Inttritatt commerce, if may Working conditions. All benefits. St.; Elizabeth..24 p.m. Mon-Frl. NEVER A I •6Mlly-fWh«)d*y-eeiH>Hiu«.-<;»l6MllWh«)d*yeeiH>Hiu<;lll KSYCUNCHOPBBATOR Mon.,VW HILDEGARDE «tibl»r..^H(inn"itjl« fruit oneHmn«iM»rmimmumr «»• men ine ivsei nnniniwui" Dlck Patlson 654-31M, 3 to 6 p.m. or Fori key.disk iVstem. 1 year wMe (»3.00 en hour for those TIMB-MO-tlOO, 3 if) We Speclal!»(n people. For . Modern Vyell 8-9 P.M. ( and UJI Mind resume, to All State ueoal; experliiicf, work Tun, thru Sat. • Ballot • Tap . ja« • Acrobatic • Modern f\*..,ti*umt~ Purr covered prlorto February 1. tteJ. Supply Co,, 249 . Sheffield s", Good salar-y V" tttnotltstti , Union 'nights, I will train you to narrate K 9-19.1 TEMPS R «.fli"»1 ol end il.W en hour, for newly hpme.tajhlon show for SPENCER , PS Located Expanding 76117236 . 76J0326 MMUII Awiy Yew 1 v hMi«y..Mipl* lyrup-Hlcltorj covered employee!) or fell to pey Mountainside; H.J. 070vl.. , • Location. 6870213, DBSWrTERS - U,S.A. No 1955 Morris Ave., 1 Union 9&4-1401 6GREAT XS-19-1 K-9.191 Hospital..: IMSIMSlOl M unokid.html and bacon HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS TO SERVE YOU the applicant overtime. •, investments car and Phone SECVFRIDAY" W N. Wood Avo., Llndsn935-i30i iWItf MAXON NNTUCS NDCHIWt DICTAPHONE operator or light LABORATORYtochnlclan, 2 years Thlp . nawipapr '"dOet not necessary. Free wardrobe It H 9-19-1 Antiques 10A Antiques £ffST knowingly eccept Help Wented steno, port time, maluro yvoman, colleoe chemistry rnlnlmum qualified. .Management position If you can type accurately, work GOOD TYf ING SKILLS and' 10A- Hour To Suit .' en that Indicate • preference. hours to - suit. Location easily required.required. '' Interntlninteresting workworn,, cocan available. Ca I 371,or Oeperfmenli locel pfflce necessity; 6875217 or 7S9Uoo. hassle, No collecting, no October 1,2,3 MUTE 202 MJMRISIIOWN • —. ^~ K 9W-1, friendly place to work. Wo provide Open at Noon ' 486-9080 NEW YORK CITY • STATEN ISLAND 2 blocks west of Center .for-jdort Information/ Tin, LADIBtORMBN oMcellenFinnirtlts with raises tied dellverlno< You ,.m)od oxtra ALEXIAH ROUTE 22, UNION, 686-6800 Call For Appt. .' Addreu il: ' > . ORIVBR~-4 days, approximately. Turn spqre time Into extra IncQtYi* PARTTIMBVAFVBRNOO'NI' ' cash..then c«.H- 3740161, no Luncheon C inner CoffeoShop 687-5701 no mM It., Keen ex. • to ability and the guarantee you MREOMION CHURCH SMILES SOUTH OF 9 to 3, for wholesale florist; stemy. servlclngourcufttomerttrom youi OBNERALPFFICEWORK wilt -never be bored with yi)ur obligation, call now—earn extra BROTHERS HOSPITAL COMMUNITY COL _ Never*. K J. • er TeHeOene Call M7-55S9. homo by telaphone. Call 3530433. money fqp-ihe holidays. - • Pro|«toiWorfi«n'm' « GuilGild HORHISTOWW UM»t er «4V«JI. work, Coll &S1340O for oppt, 455E.Jerj»ySt. ' Elltabeth 674-4137 — K 9 J9-1 X-9.16.1 •r '••.•I. — R-9.19.1 —r~* ——- K9-26-1 Z9-19. 10A •oe- —__ __ X 9-19-1 'i. M~: ••:.

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    e.iW*ii^.i. , i-W .. .•„' — >. ,.'•., ' •Thursday, September 19, 1974- Mobile Homo 111A. Public Notice Painting & Paperhanging 73 Apartments Wanted 102 U,. — _ Thursday, September.!.9 Entertainment' P0BtlC~NOTlCE—U MMby >)iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiismiimi!iitiiiiimiiiiii]iiniiM^iiiiiii _ . I r- A A I IJnchandise for Sale 15 -45 Real Estate IRVINOTON: 4 room apartment MOBILE HOME; 6 ll^ 28 «.. BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK given that the ordinance te» forth OAN'S PAINTINO furnished. Good condition. Call Public Notice Public Notice* Public Notice AND DECORATING, INT. & EXT wanted for mother, 12 year old son u l e J below was Introduced at« meeting & quiet 10 year old dog. Oct. or atter 5 p.m., 373-9623. of the Township Committee of the REASONABLE^ RATES.""FREE i T BEteB SHERIFF'S SALE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK MATTRESSES." FACTORY .„»„.„ „ „„„ FABULOUS KENZINI Nov. Call 3736484. . that the following prOpoMd Townshlpol Union In th» County of ORDINANCE NO.MC 242] NOTICE OF APPLICATION Puzzle Corner | Raymond F. Male •REJECTS: FROM O.95 Beddlna- course, *30. Union, Westfleld, 1 MAGICIANILLUSIONIST "- JEoTIMATES. INSURED. 289-9434 ordinance was Introduced and Union heId on Sept. ID, 1974, and SUPERIOR (CHAN) O-290 Union County, BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK v ^===: X tf-73 Apartments Wanted to Share lOlfl Z-919102 ENTITLED N.J. ' Take notice that application has Union County, N.J. Manufacturers, 153 N. Parls-~3t., . Etliabethi^i>«-w<^iit,, Iselllayiiini UManUd Sulitmlt. N.J.. Shows & ' parties.all types. pasted on first reading by the that the wld ordinance V6 "slated -publication -according to-taw was SALARIES OF OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES OP THE sold Mayor and Council to be held 7. Lanny Budd. "' '. novelties. Wilton Products, Spence 7435882 and7511592 malntalned elevator bultdlng,,off- elevator building. Plenty p .be. given an opportunity to be NTY OP UNION, further considered for final' 07111 announced this week by James Douglas I Enterprises. 601 Woodland Ave., Wanted to Buy 18 OARAOE DOORS, INSTALLED, Furnished Rooms (or Rent 105 .-.sa"^- wrltof ExecOtlonjtomedlrected, I BOROUOH OP ROSELLE PARK, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, at the Borough Hall In said X 9.19-73 stroot parking available. parking, AC+W-W carpeting. Call heard concerning same. passage and was finally adopted STATE OF New JERSEY. B & J QUIRK INC. 8. Joe Lampton. I Rosalie Park. 241-4480. garage extensions, repairs & References required. See Supt. on DalielfCo.,-Realtors, 376-2700. By order of the Mayor and shall expose for sale by Public Joseph S. Quirk Borough ot Roselle Park, and that Brown, Jr., president of the college. f DUTCH SOY PAINTS T J Auctlqn.Tn Office of Sheriff, Essex on September 10, 1974 after a BE ITORDAlNEDby the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of Roselle all persons Interested therein will service, electric operators and., premises. * m h Pros.-Sect. * 9. Julien Sorel. ., - T — Kt-MS Council of Ihe Borough ot Roselle CASH FOR SCRAP 1 family house, outilde »173. 2, IRVINOTON ?UPPER) County courts Building In Newark, public hearing at a meeting of the ar4c, as follows: ' • : be given an .opportunity to bo In making the announcement. Dr. Urown HEALTH FOODS. Wo carry a full Load your car; cast Iron, radio-controls. Stevens Overhead Z 919101 Basement apartment furnished, 2 OF UNION IN TH1 COUNTY Municipal Councilor the Town'of 68 Canoe Brook Pkwy 10. Winston Smith. Door Co. Ch-1-0749. 1275. 4,1375. 6,157S & up. Roomi, Pal1<1 on Tu_day;the 1st day of October SECTION 1. That Section * of Ordinance No. 889 Is hereby amended to Summit, N.J. hoard concerning same. said that Male will be primarily responsible for lino of natural foods, honey, salt newspapers SI 00 per 100 lbs., tied hallways, stores, offices $25 & up. ELIZABETH rooms and bath, for business Ollice Space (or Rent .. 118 • JEANKEENAN OF UNION AND NOT .Irvfngton, New Jersey. Said R t-f-52 *" Borough Clerk NEEDED FOR PUBLIC Uil. noxt, -.at. one-thirty P.M. ead as follows.: \ •- rv. Herald, Sept. 19, 26, 1974 By order of tho Mayor and -o-o- tree & sugarless foods, nuts. IR- up bundles Iree of foreign Alto carpentry, trim work, 3 room apartment, elevator woman. Near transportation. Now (Prevalllnq Time) all ftu, right,' ordinance was approved by.the SECTION 4, The following named officials and employees of the Council ot the Borough of Roselle building relationships with business and in- VtNGTON HEALTH FOOD materials. No. 1 copper, 40 conts AUTOMATICOARAOE DOORS scaffold, commercial, very building.* excellent location. available. 375-8155 before 7 p.m. ORDINANCE NO.Ml BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and returned on-september Borough of Roseile Park, snail be entitled to an annual salary as (Fee. J12.00) a. Sons and Lovers. pe. r Ib.'' .; Bras" asss |us luslt 22cents : SERVICED! NSTALLED 0. SOLD Security. Call 3540705. EAST"ORAi7o"E '"" ~~ AN ORDINANCE FURTHBR Township Committee ol the title, and Interest of the above P rk dustry, labor organizations, the Civil Service STORE. 9 Orango Ave., Irvlngton s per Ib. reasonable. Free estimate, free Z 9-19105 named defendant, SANTE 11, 1974 .and wllltako effect on hereinaftenafter set forth opposite each respective classification: " ' JEANKEENAN 372- 6893. SUMMIT HEALTH Raojj, 01 cents^ Lead and batteries. DAVE 8.SQN ELECTRONICS minor repairs. Fully Insured, Z-9-19-101 2 room office, conveniently located AM 6 N DIN O AN Townshlpof Union In the County of October I, 1974 accordlniMo law, b. 1984. and other institutions involved in adult — near Parkway 8. Rt. 280; AC, TELMONTE, ol, In and lo all that Superintendent of Public Works 11114,650.04 0 NOTICE Borough Clerk FOOD STORED 494 Springfield A8.P PAPER STOCK CO., 48 S* So! . 9640208 3745436 or 924.2973 IRVINOTON OROINANCE ENTITLED, Union: . Dated: September 11, 1974\ • Foreman Operator , • 12,000.00 ORDINANCE NO. 907 c. Rooni at the Top. 20th St., IrvInQton. (Prices sublect ' '—= R 10-3-52 Houses for Rent 110 paneled, with carpet. 575 Sq. Ft. "AN ORDINANCE tract or parcel of land, .situate, Notice is hereby given to education, as well as increasing the public Ave., Summit. CR-7-205AINTINO-EXTERIOR * —^———. Z 919118 Bloomfleld, County of Essex'and Custodlonol Municipal Buildings . 9,576.00 . ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING H-ti-ia Security. Call 399-0449 "IRVINGTON DEPARTMENT OF THE owned by the Township of Union at Irv. Herald. Sept. 19. 1974 -\ 17,500.00 thit Pf Isterer, Tor & Associates of THE MANNER AND e. The Red and the Black. Home Improvement 56 INTERIOR. Try usl Good |obL BOROUOH OF ROIELLE Statt.'Of Now,Jersoy: ' ChlefofPolIco . 360 Lexington Avenue, New York, THE ULTIMATE IN: icasonable rates. Free estimates. . • Z-919-101 5 room house, carpeted. Asklnp Lot 4, Block 10, Index 50, on the (Fee: 7i Deputy Chief of Police ' •, 14300.X Male, in addition to his service in two key Robes & Slecpwear. Unique, WILL BUY PARK, PROVIDINO FOR Current Tax Atlas ol the Township • Being known and designated as N.Y. J0017 has bo en assloned by PROCEDURE FOR SUBMISSION f. Of Human Bondage. ANY ONE ITEM TO A 686-5913 . IRVINGTON S190 per month, supply own gas & Automobiles for Sale 123 Lot 65: as thd same Is shown and '- Captain of Police 15,000.00 State posts, was mayor of Princeton Borough in exciting, sensous Peignoirs, TAURUS CONSTRUCTION 3 room apartment available. Well- THE APPOINTMENT OF ITS of Union In the County ol Union, 13,900.00 the U.S. Department of Housing AND APPROVAL OF CLAIMS COMPLETE ESTATE. X 101073 electric. Adults preferred. OCT. 1st. laid down on a certain map entitled Detective Seroeant . and Urban Development to carry AOAINST THE BOROUOH OF g. Look Homeward Angel. ' Entertaining clothes, Travel Sets, 14*14 Burnct Ave., Union 686-3300. SIDNEY KATZ maintained elevator building; After 5 P.M; call 3750129. MEMBERS AND OFFICERS New Jersey, located.on Greeley Sergeantsof Police 13,900.00 1958-I9G2 and was chosen as the 1974 "Man of Terries. It's now-lt's: newl SPECIALIZING IN HOUSE & 1971 Maverlck-orabber. Great gas AND FIXINO THEIR "Subdivision Plat, Dalebrook ORDINANCE NO.MC 2422 12,450.00 out a Flood insurance Study within ROSELLE PARK, AS REQUIRED h. Dragon's Teeth. All* types of homo remodeling PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, near shopping, convenient to Avenue, are not needed for public v Detective-Patrolman Maonltlclent samples, Closeouta B> Z.9-26-110 mileage. Excellent condition. Stick COMPENSATION." PASSED village/ Town of' Bloomfiold, ENTITLED, 4he boundaries of the BorouafLof BY N.J.5. <0A:?-17. the Year" by the Greater PrincetrmjQhannber ARTIAL CONTENTS. CALL Including*: Kltcliens-baths- PLASTERING INT. 8, EXT.Parkway. Rent 5186. Sec Supt. on IRVINOTON use, and that the same are EsseiTCounfy N.J." which said \Regular Marshals or Patrolmen Roselle; Interested parties are i". Lorna Doone. slight Irregulars. Tremendous basemonts-aluminum - siding, premises, 2 Chapman PI. shut. Asking 11500, 40,000 miles. AND APPROVED MAY 21, available for tale. t AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND \(o) Temp.-appt, (Probationary period 1st _ BE ITORDAlNEDby thoMayor of Commerce. He has most recently been MRS. PONZIO 226-1127, 228-4184 FREE ESTIMATES. 687-7172. 5 room - house, .2 baths, large map was filed ttrthe Office of the AND SUPPLEMENT AN Invited to direct further Inquiries and Council of the Borough of j. Victory. savings. Large Selection. ANYTIME. rooting & gutters. _ R j f ^ Z 919 101 backyard.closeto-irvlngton Park. Section *. Authority It hereby \ ' 6mos.otservlce,porannum) \ 10,250.00 to the Borough Clerk,—or—to , BE ITORDAlNEDby the Mayor Register of Essex .County on ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN -Roselle- fiark^ln-ihe Coun!y_"bf director of the program for administrators al r- "K-10-10-18 FROM IRVINOTON Oct. 1st occupancy. Can 3740412. given for the saleof Lot 4, Block 1P,_ February 11), 1955 as map No. 207B. \b) Permanent Patrolman (1st year) \ 11,373.00 Pfistcror, Tor & Associates. PEARL LEVltT ... • 'COMPLETE BASEMENTS, 6 large modern rooms, available convertlblo, good and Council of the -Borough~ of fndex 50, on me Current Tax Allot ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE M Permanont Patrolman (2rtd Vear) x Union, as follows: Rider College. J WANTED: TWIN BEDROOM SET Ketls painters - Interior, exterior. BelnovCOmmonly known" as 56 PAYMENT OF ALLOVVANCES ' Il,750.00 Tho Spectator, S«pt, 19, 26, Oct. 3, SECTION, l: That Section 2 Of 410 Rldgcwood Rd.,Maplewood ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS Fully Insured. Call anytime, 372- Oct. fstr*260 plus utilities. Adults condition. Best offer. Call ajfer'5 Roselle Park, as follows: of tho Township of Union In the . ,: (d^PermanentPatrolmarrtOrdyearJ ^ 12,074,00 " q-oi 'o-o '3-s 'q-i 'f-9 'o-s "i-v 'yt 'i-z "p-i 76?-9716 Hrs.l2:30-4:30- -WITH DRESSER J.-MIRKOR. CEILINGS. PHONE HARPER preferred. No pots.Xa". 371-1783. --1 SECTIOM+rThat Section 2of the .. Dnletjriox Road. al0omflcld, New FOR THE-MAINTENANCE OP 1974 Ordlnance."No. 850 Is hereby Edison College, New Jersey's newest state Closed Mondays SEASONABLE- CALL AFTER 6 S343 or 371-9787. p.m'. "' County of Union, Now -Jertey, • Jersoy. •" • . - _ THEIR UNIFORMS TO THE (oTPermenentPatrolman (4thyear) h ^— Z 9-19-101 Houses (or Sale— 11 2419078 abovo entitled Ordinance be and located on Greeley Avenue. (Fee: S12.42) amended to read as-tollows: M '375.2140. X tf-73 Therapproxlmate amount of the UNIFORMED MEMBERS OB. SECTION 2. ftiat Section 7of Ordinance No.889 Islicrcby amended to SECTION 2: The bill or college, now has more than''1,5(10 students K T-F-56 IRVINOTON - • • • _'' _ K919-123 the same Is hereby amended to Section 3. The_ _ loreaptng read-as tollowsiv - - - • - \ •" - CONTEMTSOF APARTMENT R- 9-19 J8 PAINTINO 4 D1CORATINO. Int 3 room apartmcnt 3rd floor, heat Judgment to be satisfied by said THE. POLICE AND FIRE" claim duly certified shall be enrolled in its external degree program which - A-l Painting & Ext. Alterations, paneling. Free r 1970 Toyota CorbnOSafk; fli AC, read as follows: premises are more particularly DEPARTMENT OF THE TOWN SECTION: 7. Additional compensation for. assignment to the ADVERTISEMENT Friday.only. Sept. 13, 10 A.M.-4 TRAIN COLLECTOR will pay S250 8. hot watersupplled, near Union & BERKELEY HEIGHTS sale Is'the sum of Five Thousand FORBIDS presented to tho Borough Evangelization P.M. Small refrigerator. Kitchen cash for each of the following est. Insured. K. Schrelhofer. 687- AAA-FM, 4 speed, 2 dr. Good Section 2. Ail- members of described as foHowj;^, •-,_..-.. Three Hundred Ninety Dollars and OF'"IPVINOTON." AND BEINO etective Bureaustiallbeatarataof S500.00peronnum. • • \ includes a bachelor of 'science in business Carpentry & Masonry Maplewood lines, $175 plus 1 month condition. Call days 636.4450, eves - the' Fire Department, BEGINNING ot o point In the 'rolect No.. 8993 : Clerk for Inclusion-In the set,- sofa, chairs, tables. - lamps,* Lionel engines, 381,9E.40QE, 408E, Two •Cents (15,390.02), together J : ^ltJie_flr|>tfor jJB.lobJoojirruilUirEe-fatJmofes- 8)37. days^a^l] oves «, wknds. iprurlty. Avnllnblp Immediately. SUPERB RANCH —Includlnu-the ChleH>tHhe-Plr«- westerlr-aWellne-ot-Greeley -end— ' • ' —'—— ^—- ^teJfltfl adminlBlratioivand-aiisnciiilp degrees in.lihnral ~"chTriB~"«ic7-5" Carolyn Terr~ •S344r.'Higne5tca5HT)rrcespaId"for 399.864J, -4-bedroorrrcustom-tjoltr-home-^jy- -241-3744, UhiKecfelSionHITSHE 2095. meeting of thee .mont.mon h of e fully Insured. Reasonable. Call solo owner contractor-many K 9-19123 Departmeht and his Deputy. Avenue (formerly Washington —SECTION Q. The compensation of Laborers employed by the Public Location Roof Replacement Roselle, (oftst. George Ave,, opps. almost any trains. Call days 464- Gregory Apostolakos, 761-4627 or D & D Painting contractors. Int. *& 1969 Chovy Impels 4 dr. HT, , fully The Sheriff reserves the rloht-to I HEREBY CERTIFY that the and Repairs (Built-up), Bruce governing body and It shalhll be arts, manage.nent and radiologic teclinolnRy. Lambert Dairy) 8448, eves; 464-2692 — unusual features: central A-C, 2 Chiefs, shall be appointed by Street) where the same It adfourn.ihe salo from,tlmo to time Works Department shall be payable bi-weekly and Is hereby f Ixod at the duty of the Clerk to 654-5552. - Ext. - Superior work. Free IRVINOTON equipped $075. 1564 Pontlac Grand the — Mayor, sublect lo Intersected by thedlvltlon line obovo ordinance No. MC 2422 was -tall, -5-ownsend Hall and ---Heralding the Good .News,' will be the The college has u bachelor of arts degree under R 91215 K 11-7-18 4 room Duplex Apartment, heat & family rooms, concrete bomb as provided by Law. the following rates: Starting salary • S4.40 per hr.; on completion of 6 examlno "all Bills" or claims . . . R 91956 estimate.- Very reasonable. 964- Prix, fully equipped 5275. Fedders confirmation J>y_the-Councll .between Lot 236 and Lot 237, Introduced at the meeting of the months service • S4.50 per nr,.; completion of 1 year of service and Administration wing,'Kean State- CONTENTS OF LOVELY HOME 739S or 992-4319 after 6 p.m. hot water supplied* S200. Adults shelter, patio,, barbecue pit, 8,000 BTU AC 565. 687-3943. 1 1 Newark, N.J. Augusts, 1974 Municipal Council of the Town of College, Union, N.J. submitted for payment In theme of a symposium on evangelization to be consideration by. the Hoard of Higher HIGHEST prices paid for U.S. TOOl !!!" " required to Block 5, as delineated on a . JOHNF.CRYAN7SHERIFF thereafter • S4.60 per hr. Temporary summer help shall be paid at the order to ascertain It proper 2798 Larchmont Rd., Union. Sept. silver and gold coins. Sterllni. = . . X-9-24-73 only. Available OcO.45 RlchSt., wooded Vi aero lot. Ideitl locatlorr. ——• -*?? ... respond to all tire alarms certaln-Wed-map entitled Irvlngton. New Jersey, hold on Owner:, State ot New Jersey | ; held'at Essex Catholic High School in Newark, Education. ' • • . Kitrhpn Pahinpf? -.-62 after 5 PM weekdays only. ~ Koufmanand Kaufman, Auoust 13, 1974, and after rate,ofS7XO-$2.20 per hr. The salary of Laborer.Gardener.Is fixed at ._ -Sconrate sealed bids (a)foreach administrative -procedures • 20, 21, 27. '10 a.m. to 5 p.m. silver, used and old lewelry AVT ERIC HOPPE PAINTINO Priced S115.000. inspect by appt. 1963 Ford Cortina. 4 speed, good wlUiln the Borough and shall, "Map o( Union Park" dated ' Attorneys the rate of S4.75,per hi-. -~ *-. - v Complete living room, including VERY CLEAN WORK only. Pleaso Call; . condition. .1250. 687-7576: publication according to law was of listed branches ot work "and a have been followed. on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 10 a.m. to S.p-.ni." "One of the most important services of Ihe THONY JEWELERS. 1023 Z919 101 upon performance of sixty-five Aprlle, 1910; thence (1) South Vails.'. Leador, Sept. 5, 12, lurthor ' considered tor final SECTION A. All ordinances and parts of ordinances Inconsistent with sepDrate over-all slnglo contract SECTION i: All ordinances and Mahogany mirrored credenza; Stuyvesant Ave., Union, 6873344 DOLLY MADISON INT. 8. EST. IRV.NGTON ' 464-9700 K-9-19-123 (65 percent) percent of .fire 4 degrees no minute} Eatt,- Sponsored by the Council of Religious of the Capl-dl-Montl lamps; magnlflclent Kitchens', Attractive light 5 rooms, 2nd floor 19,26,1974 passage and was finally- adopted ihenrovlslonsof this ordinance be and they are hereby repealed. bid (b) coveringallthebranchesol parts of ordinances Inconsistent .college, " Dr. Brown said, "is a program which Hrs. Mon. & FrI. 9-9 Dally 9-4 P.M. factory showroom, Rt. 22, CALL J64-8664 AFTER 6 P.M.' 1972 FORO PINTO WAOON duty, recelvo a sum not along the westerly sideline df 'SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect at llio time and In tho c ' European needlepoint painting. S175 plus security. Moko own gas ' •' • (FeeS37.44) on September 10, 1974 after a 1 work and malerlal required to wjth th provisions of this Newark archdiocesan Institute of Social allows individuals to earn credit toward X 10318 ..Sprlnofleld.- Kitchen dcslon ser- Crestview Agency Realtor Excellent condition,, auto, radio. exceeding Five Hundred Greeley Avenue (formerly public hearingJt ajrncollnsi.oLthi!- lanner prescribed b/Jaw. ' * \ ' . " complete—the^-prolecl.: will, be . Elegant .Chippendale . D.R. • SAVEMONEY heati Aynl|nb|o, Adult* preferred, W-W tires,-25,800 miles »175O.-Call prdlnnnce_be_and they_are hereby (Fantastic breakfront sold Original Rteyclori scrap Metal -vlco &. modernizing by one of New, - ($500.00) -Dollars-per—annum;— Washington streeD-nlnety Munldpal Councils) tho Town of he-SpectatorrSoptrl?,-1974"(Fce:-»ra52r eceived In Ihe Reception Room of repealed. Relqtiona.-the-symposium will -consist of '• degrees for training which-they receive from Jersey's largest manufacturers of . •'"""WE".PAINT"TOP"W no pets; 375^4. • 319Sprlng(leldAv".'Be'rk~Hts". 277-2262 after 6:30 p:m. payable seml-annually, as a four feet and twenty one- "BULLS EV separately If desired.) Master MAX WEINSTEIN SONS YOU PAINT BOTTOM Vi. Eves: 464-5706or 635-9556 Irvlnoton, New Jersey. Said the Division df Building and SECTION 3: This ordlnanco morning, session devoted to five simultaneous their employers through the Kdisnn College bedroom with carved kino silo »kitchen coblnets. 3796070. ; —^— K 9-19-123 clothing allowance; said duty hundredthsof a foot (94.20') to ordinance was approved by the - \ LEGAL (4OTJCE Construction, 6th floor of tho SINCE 1920 Why take chances IRVINOTON • ROSELLE PUBLIC LANDSALE shall tBke effect at tho time and In quilted headbd; chaise lounge; 2426 Morris Ave., Union •• R t-l-42 1973 PONTIAC Catallna, 4-door, to bo certified by the Chief of line of lends now or formerly To reocJi ttio.pcrton you want, Mayor and returned on September SHERIFF'SSALE Taxation Building, west State and the manner prescribed by law. panels 'dealing with major areas . of examination ..program." Male will be V/3 room apartment, ,2nd floor 2 ^^ . Z 9-19-111 the Fire Department. of w. F- Holnesj thence (2) 12, 1974 and will take effect on - SEPTEMBER 1974 black modern bedroom set; maple Dally 8-5, Sat. 8 2 486-823 family home. Adults, not pets. Call' air, PS, PB, 13,000 miles, like new. wio OR. (noxpcniivij worrt od SUPERIOR 63 351-5403 Union Resale, below >markct price. In K9-19-123 said Ordinance bo and the same Is West along>llne of lands now Sr Dated: Soptomborl2, 1974 , JERSEY', CHANCERY September 24, . 1974 and then . Such topics as "Youth," "Ecumenism," which can be of benefit.to both the employers WANTED Z9-19101 beautiful Grccnbrlar Retirement A. two farrtfW" house on thepublicly opened and read aloud. No X 9-26 73 IRVINOTON 1973 More. Monterey, Full "Power hereby ornended to read as formerly W.F. Halnet, one Iii ' ' DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, SHERIFF'SSALE - antiques. No checks. - OLD TOY TRAINS PAINTER- Interior 8. exterior. Community, Dogwood model with VALENTINE P.MEISSNER »uilh»iay_jlBi\oiEML SUih ilowllrbo-accopted-after-thehour _-and_.lo employees whs). ..need.. additional.. . _^-^— -™^™-_ X-9-19-15 -AND METAL TOYS " LANDSCAPE OARDENERM -4 roomSf-lBt-floorrhoat & hot water- -FtortdirroomTUatK-tawn-lolncd'BY'- .Aid EM,_Exaillantcond*:Low..ml.. '—^ ' Town Cleric"" •DO.CKET-NO-.—F---44e»--73—THE- SUPERIOR (CHAN) O-337 NOW Lawns Made Monthly Free esttmatesrFully'tnsuredr Rr Mtjst seu. 344-8248, Best offer over ^' SocV(orT5TTRo~Xhlef"afialT" ~"polnf"ln~lhe division Una" FEDERAL NATIONAL Avenue, Roiolle,. New ieney, specified. Bids will be received on SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW "Changing Lifestyles for Religious" will be professional training and degrees to extend DRIVEWAY SALE 245-4340 Serrfanskl, supplied, rent reasonable; 1 or 2 woods. 5 mlnules drive'to ocean. recelvo for his services, an between Lot 240 and Lot 249, Irv. Herald, Sept. 19, 1974 known aruLdeslgnated ai 401 Gait the following branches of work: Tun., Sept. 17, to Sat., Sept. 21. 619 K I-M6 Maintenance. Spring Cioanlno children accepted. Oct. 1st or 15th. 4583265. , 13,000. Call now I -.686-7700 • (Fee: S8.88) MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a JERSEY, CHANCERY Shrub Planting and Pruning. Lawn 467-8705.," K-9-19-123 annual salary of 13,400.00. Block S DO the aforesaid mapj corporation PLAINTIFF - vs. Ninth Avonuo, on the tax books of . . ROOFINO WORK DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, discussed by panelists, many of whom will their career. Beechwood Ave., Roselle-Park. WE 1 Call 371-7878. All bidders must be prequalllled Repair. Spot seeding and Llmd and X t-f-73 — Z 919111 1967 THUNDER BIRD Good payable seml-annually, and thence (3) North 4 degrees no *»k to, Cla..ifie,l CLARENCE J. HARRELL, et als the Borouoti of Rosello, DOCKET NO. F-4759-73. come from outside the archdiocese. • Male assumed his post Sept. 1. K-9-19-15 BUY AND SELL BOOKS GARY'S PAINTINGG- Z-919-101 NEW PROVIDENCE each Deputy Chief shall mlnutM West along tne most DEFANDANTS. Execution For Minimum price: S15,.0t> In accordance with the statute OOWNSsz. 910, S10 co., mink FertlllzlrtQ. IRVINOTON condition. Makcolfer. Call bet. 9 & (N.J.S.A. 52:35). COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE 321 PARK AVE.. PLAINFIELD V£R.Y.REASONABLE RATES SCOT.CH PLAINS 5, 239-1889, after 6:30, 964-4453.' receive far his services an westerlyJIne of Lota 237 to 240, Sale of Mortgaged Premlsos. SPECIAL CONDrtlONS: "XOMPANY, "a Now Jersey Following the formal morning sessions, Edison College is located at 17f>0 Olden ave. stolc-$25. 'lewelry, boys clothes, . PL 4-3900 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 4 rooms 8, bath, heat 8, hot water annual salary of $1,100.00 Block 5. on the aforesaid map, Purchaser shall use subloct corporation, PLAINTIFF, vs. boys bicycle, 20" wheel, mini bike, Call C. Merk, 763-4054 supplied, available Oct. 1st. Adults Immediate Occupancy —: K-919123 By virtue of tne above state writ •premises as- a two family The Information tor Bidder, participants will be invited to attend Trenton, and.further information can be ob- HA-tl-63 Rooting, Leaders & Gutters. Fully payable seml-annually. ninety-four feet end twenty ARTHUR C. NAYLOR, ct als, boys games A, household Items. preferred. 371-4433 after 6 P.M. 3 bedrooms split on unusual fine one-hundredtha of .a foot ot Execution, to me directed, I residence. \ Form'of Bid. Form ol contract, Thurs. & FrI. Sept. 19 8, 20, 687- ROMANGARDEN Insured, References. Reasonable- - Z-919101 The officers of the Roselle Park shall expose for. sale by Public Plans, Specifications and Forms ol DEFENDANTS. Execution For miniseminars to plan future action and in- tained about the college by calling (6(19) 292- _Freo Estimates, Q.HALL232 3J57.. flat lot. Family room, laundry Imports, Sports Cars 123fl r.FNFRAI. CON J31-T. L9 N V > —3332-,-No-calls-aller-5-fhM; TV SEJ WANTED LANDSCAPING •'-— IRVINOTON "aroav'powdor-roormjn—nround— _.EltiL DepaiJmfinL-Bxclydlna-Jhc- -AuctlonylirOtflco-of-SherltfresseK- Bld"Bondr1 erforTrrance*Payment- —Sale-of-Mortg>geoV Premises, -volvemenl-in-the-areas-tiiscussed; •—flu92; Tody West Stole and Willow Streets Building'In Newark, on Tuesday, •::---.-.-— .T-o-Publicity Ghairmen:— -ordInanee-s-es- may hereafter be 1 Nowark, In tho County of Essex, In There will bo a mcetlno and CHILDREN'S clothing, toys, Also clock Repairs 687-6808. tion. Small 8. medium slzo X-10-10-73 "Attractive. 3Va room apartment, Crestview Agency,Realtor : KT.f-123A feot (10O.0O ) to the westerly following ' the sale. ' should the Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Ihe ' 15th.jloy orQctobor next,.at public hearlno of the Board of properties. INTEROIRANO 3rd floor, olevator building, heat & Adopted, . line of Greeley Avenue, the : <„ - DISPATCH L5GAL DOCUMENTS the State, of New Jersey. governing body fall or refuse to Plans,-specifications and bid one-thirty P.M., {Prevaillno cosmetics & colognes, (factory) Before such sum of $400.00 shall Adlustmont of the clly of Linden .' Would you like some help in preparing ocncral household Items. Adults PAYING TOP PRICE for silver Call 372-7590 EXTERIOR PAINTING hot water supplied. Available Oct. 319SprlnolloldAv.Bcrk.Hts. point and place of BEGINNING at a point In the accept or relect any such highest documents may be obtained at the TmTime]] all.that tractract or parcel ol on Mondav, September 23, 19"UJn e Eves: 464-5706or 635-9556: be payable, thc Chief shall submit PAYROLL • LUGGAGE • ETC. tdlt ll and being.In tho clothing, curtains, draperies. 12 to coins; part sets, gold, sterlrlini g R 10-3-63 CALL AFTER 6P.M. I. Near bus line. Call 399-4658 or Autos Wanted 125 BEGINNING. northwesterly line of North Munn bid, as aforesaid, the said bid shall Division 'of Building and tand.sltuwe, lylnn a the City HHrT*r-7-P.M. Tho newspaper releases? Write to this news- . Es 4.1482 3750869. Z919111 to the Mayor and Council a list of Rwlno known and dg Avenue, formerly Munn Avenue, Construction .upon payment of tho City of Nfwork; In the County bf 5 p.m. Sept. 21 • 1201 Irwln Av. jewelry, pocket watches, old f^fl^p off! cflrs who havo t^orforro od- F Hr^t t h h PJPrtVJ t IPllPWIno nnnn^tlnr-n will x-in.in.7a .2.949-101. r \ "-.'.'•. 201 - 322-2040 . • Jersey. [' the purchaser shall deposit one II openfno date) and In ( Pomona 'Avenue, the point and &E8-4S8I!. If no ans. call 375-8417, 6 - N O V EL TIES AND PULLO, MU 7-6476 or ES 2-4079 52SMIIIbUt-nAV0. SfWtHlllt JUNKCARSwantcd OAYDOS, Deceased. property, tho Township Committee -—PARTIAL OR F erect a one family dwelllni 7 a.m. & 6 • 7 p.m. prelerred. TfiMh lth ^ h|t in HOUSEWEARS ALTERATIONS, H-t-f-66 , (Opp. Sakt Slti Av«.) 3J6-770Q kfti l,p yy r»uont-4o4ho-ord(ir-or-MARV-| may-juxspt-tho-hlohelt-and besl _Ku-uGriNNTNG7 -X--IMMJ Aft*-*! —— — 372-2157 Also Towing C. KANANE,' - Surrogat" 'e o"f "th e bid submitted-therefor, or In Its driveway agreement In Deed Book one family, dwelling RETIRED MASON. '4 Z919101 X37 PagcSMi. flfohf o( InjjresB and This description is drown in standard lots) \ APARTMENT FURNITURE FOR SPECIALIZING IN SPRINGFIELD 374-8603 County of Union, made on the 13th discretion, all Mid bids may be accordancey-vMh a survey made by SALE. REASONABLE. CALL IRVINOTON (UPPER) day of SefiL-A,B...U:_ V— rB egress Is alJOranteed. ' Application of G> Carr to use 726 AFTER i P.M. NEW STEPS 8. REMODELING - PIANOS TUNED 4 large, newly decorated tooms, -rAbove—description—being77ln— _Troast— Engineering Associates,. NrStitw St. tor-sate-and sorvtce-of Asphalt Driveways 25 CALL 964-7520 EASY LIVING WANTED- Station wagon 6-9 application of the undersigned, as — SSfinTTRiT)ii*Wn»~* P.E.8.L.S. datlsd 8-21-70. • 3730155 ALSO street level entrance. Adults. $190. Nicely decorated 5 room Ranch on Executor of the estate of-sold bargain and sale deed and shatl accordance with a survey of said recreational vehlcles\(Ono family • : _R 1011)66 PIANO5 REPAIRED Coll passenger. Up to S1200 mu3t be in premises made by Amos O. & The mortgaged, premises a zone) ' ' "• R .9-19-15 lovely grounds. Fully , olr good condition. Call 2410791 deceased, notice Is hereby given to recite that said conveyance l» to be positions as C.GOSCINSKI • ES 55B16 FULLER BRUSH CO. _68m^.R.. CAi.L_ME.LAST,- All- masonry, 371-0344 -cond It loned r~corpot Ing—Included.» ,' together y/tth the Henry St. (Sot Back-Non Konslngton Terr. ' Union roller. All kinds masonry. James MASON CONTRACTOR.STEPS Bathrooms, kitchens, hot water Z-9-19.101 same against tho subscriber. building lot. unless a garage Is Deeds for Essex County, Paoo 95.' conforming use) 'ASSEMBLERS LaMorgese, IB Paine Ave., Irv. _bollers,_ stoam & hot wator IRVINGTON or best offer. 754-8978. attached thereto or Is constructed • CARPET CtEWIING The approximate amount of the BOROUGH HALL —8:00 P.M. particularly called to thi costs of this sate. (Larchmont Section). SIDEWALKS.PATIOS John J. Gaydos, Jr Lot 20M lit Block 114-ae, Tax requirements as to conditions o v Application of S & 2 Friedman to X-9-19-15 ES 2-3023 SPECIALIZE IKTSMALL "JOBS" "systems. "Modern sewer cleaning. 3 r6drhs73rd troor, heat 8, hot water 4 BEDROOMS, V/2 BATHS H tf-127 separately on the site. Judgments be satisfied by said The Sheriff reserves the right to •erect--a- room addition to 28 . Execute!: Maps of tho;Borough.of-Ro50lIe, employment, .to' be observed anc adlourn the sale from time to time LIVINO ROOM couch, arm chairs, 867 RAY AVE., UNION,N;J: Commercial • • &- residence. Call supplied. S145. Can be seen FrI. 6 Lovelyhome with 1st rloor-iamlly 'ht»7I?TO0 Yamaha^'WYomana^&5O0 cc., 5,803,400 miles, Section 7. ir title toiald~land saleis^the sum of Twenty-Two * Edgewood Rd. (Area and Yard) p.m. 1309 Clinton Ave., Irvlngton. Nicholas, Thomson & Thousand Two Hundred'seveflty-~~ Vacant land on the Westerly sldoof minimum' wage rates to be palt i as provided by Law. •ORDER PICKERS tables, floor lemps, table lamp, TV 686-4815 or 6861427 Herb Trloller, ES 20660. room, excellent location. Lots ol $975. Excollen•t" condition"•'-." Day- s Peek, Attorneys shall prove to be unmarketable the • DRAPERY CLEANING Application of Nunzlo See supt. Two Dollars and Twenty-Seven Amsterdam Avenue. under the contract. '• Newark, N.J., September 9,1974 snack tableau Kitchen set, dresser, Carpentry 32 : H |.f.66 ^— . X t-i-75 house tor the rtoney, 549,900. 484-0200 ext. 54, eves 487.4024. 210 Orchard St. liability of the Township shall.be Minimum price: $1,(00.00 "No Blddsrmay withdraw his bid Chlaromonte' to use stores and valot chest of drawers, kitchen Z-919-101 Hurry I EVES: 488-8985. —: — : K 9.19-127 limited to the return 4o the Cents ($22,272.27), together with JOHN F.CRYAN, SHERIFF dwelling aK2i6 W. Elizabeth Ave. SIDEWALKS-steps. All brick and SUPERIOR, PLUMBING B, Westfleld, N.J. the CQStsof thfs..sale...•„:_ SPECIAL CONDITIONS: within sixty (60) days after the cabinet, dlslvs, etc. 944-1950- block work. 25 years experience. IRVINOTON punchaaerof.thearnountotL h|s_._ actualTdote of the opening thereof: Melville J, BerIow* Attorney (Rear and Side Yard) •MATERIAL HAHDLERS CARPENTER CONTRACTOR HEATING, _ _Gos _heat - Inst. Chestnut—Av.,—4fa rooms,- heat OAK-RlDGE REALTY- ep__ •GENERAL MAINTENANCE Tho Sheriff reserves the right to Purchaser shall ;ii5e "sublect Vails. Leader, Sept, 19, 26, Oct. 3, " X-9-19-1J FullyHnsured; Free estimates rSelf Trailers & Campers deposit. Tide shaft bo deerned to be DEPARTMENT OF THE r .. Application ^v, of ...Nunzlo. All types remodeling., additions, Employed. M. Doutsch Springfield Repairs, Remodeling, Electric supplied; large yard, garage. 372 Morris AvcSplld" "' '. 376-4822. .a^a."health NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Wm. p. Riviere, 488-7296. 6887. 1st. Call 9943165 after 5 P.M. SPRINGFIELD 1972 Scamper truck mount. Sleeps " Townshlpof Union - title company authorized to do Newark, N.J., August 19,1974 property for the purpose of Construction spa" (R3 Zone) ^ LADDER. LIKENEW R-10-366 •"S9-19- accumulating a building lot. " K H-32 TP MfltflMBV X t f-75 Union, New Jersey business Jn-NoytJexjay JOHN F^CRYANLSHERIFF ———^ —AlfccdJSLJIVcniKwcdJSLJIVcniK . PAINTERS, ATTENTION! Sell 371-3129 - ^- T.; ""' '"Deub'eraticTE'sTrTh, Aftprheys • ©ef*e*©ef*e**tCOWOHTCOWOHT+OM*+ * . _. _ JVer au,uW Quali y, work. Reasonable prices. . .'.' :ND*nct 1U BlUUbHS' Section 8_.. The successful Reservation by the gbvernlng body AdiistrtoAdmiinistrat r "CJHKPENTER-CONTRACTOB ., Proposal for Hire off Snow Vails. Leader, Aug. 29, Sept. 5, 12, with a lowcost Want Ad. Cal FIREWOOD Additions', kitchens a. bath Built Id lost. Fully guarguaranteeda . Refrigeration Service 1,2,3, bedroom luxury, A-C Garden Immaculate modern 3 bedroom ext. S4, oves 487-4024. purchaser will be obligated to pay. PAYLESS MAINTENANCE CO alter tho completion.of said public Linden Leader. Sopt. 12, 19, 197. Linden Leader, Sopt. 19, 1974 1st Shift: 7 A.M.-3:30P.M. Removal Equipment 19, 1974 7700. Delivered and stocked. C8.F Construction,Ci ,B89486 B89-48633 Apartments. Pool. S560 up. N.Y.C. split, luxurious features, 1st floor In addition to the purchase prlce,- rt hp "="• SI?--") remodeling. All types repairs & Scaled bids will be received by the publication cost of this I Inrfnpl nr rM" t hlghi stock up now. alterations. Freo estimates, R —— R 10-3-66 bus, trains. 5396431. Taking ap- den, -central A-C. Upper 50s. bid made thereto, said acceptance 1 pllco4lonB, i . 1 -EVes-r-97*.87Hr-Reettorr~-•—:—— -the-t*prct-n-ralng Agent— tn-^trg TsramanctraT"TffpmBncB~ana noticnntictei of »musarar. ana CiilYiiaf,17. H. •Hftlnrn. t,m.nu. •SIDEWALKS aiiips. Ati-cncirana- Meeting Room of the Municipal or naiectlon thereof shall bo made PUBLIC NOTICE R 10-10-15 K 9-1232 EXPERT REFRIGERATION Z 919-101 for the preparation of the deed and "not laWttiaivanhe second regular block work. 25 years experience. REPAIRS. FREE ESTIMATES. OAK RIDGE REALTY Public Notice Building, 1940 Morris Avenue, other-closing Instruments. BOYS- FORMICA bedroom set. ATT TYPES OF CARPENTRY Fully Insured. Free estimates Sell RANDOLPH TWP. 372 Morris Av.,Spfld. 374-4822 643^0505 687-4669 meeting of the governing body • TAKE NOTICE that the following applications for Zoning Variances wore heard by tho Board of Double bed, desk with hutch. Chest 3718003 (Dovorarea) Hamlltonlan Luxury Union, NJ.on Monday, September Section 9. In tho event that the SHERIFF'SSALE following the sale. Should the Adjustment ot the Township of Union on Monday, September 16,1974 at 8:00 P.M. In the MunlclDal WORK, CABINETS, BLOCK Emnlovcd. M. Deutsch Springfield — . . Z9-191U 30, 1974 at 2:00 P.M. and will be highest bid exceeds the minimum SPECIAL PART TIME SHIFTS: 8. chair, excellent condition. CEILING, PANELING/TILE X 9-'19-7B Apartments, Center Grove Rd., otf BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK SUPERIOR (CHAN) G 310 novernlng body fall or. refuse to Building, Frlborgor Park. Union, N.J. , Reasonable. 96J.0929. 3PRINOFIBLD oponed Immediately for the price herein set forth, the ;,. •Free Estimates SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW FLOORING ETC, 371-3129. R 9-1964 Rt. 10, 3'/i, 4Vi, & 5Vi room,-2 union county,"N.J. ••_-•-• following: HIRING OF SNOW accept or relect any such hlghesi — X 9-19-15 bcdroom_aparlments, Irom J220, NOTICE IS HEREBY -GIVEN successful purchaser will be J ERJE-V, C H AN C ER Y bid, as aforesaid, the said bid shall NAME •-: Alt DECISION OF THE K 91832 Rest Homes 79 REMOVAL EQUIPMENT required to post 10 percent of the DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, be deemed to have been re|ected. 9 AM-3:30 PM fi 8 PH-12:30 ESTATE SALE: FrI., Sat., Sun.. ALL types of remodeling finished air conditioned, newly decorated, that an ordinance, title of which Is CALENDAR ADDRESS PREMISES VARIANCE BOARD OF Sept. 20, 21, 22, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Moving & Storage Including cooking gas, heat & hot A SPECTACULAR, OFFER set forth below, was finally passed Bid forms and Specifications amount thereof In cash or by DOCKET NO. F-4B81.72. THE The sale may be adlourned at the EFFECTED REQUESTED* ADJUSTMENT basements & formica finishings. 67 may be obtained at the office ot the certified check as a deposlt,_orKL._ HOWARD SAVINGS BANK, a time advertised for not more than NUMBER OF APPLICANT dally. Antique furniture, ladles' Call 488 4491 CHERRY HILL Rest Home for the water, swlmmlno pool, on-slte '59,900 and approved by the Mayor and drttites. fc show, freezer, misc. Aged and Retired - homo like at- parking. Call 346-7015, or gee Supl. Council of the Borough of Roselle Superintendent of Roods any the balance In the same ratio as corporation of -New Jersey, one week without readvertlstno. Items. 531 Salem Rd., Union. K 10-3.-32 mosphere; State approved, SOO business day between the hours ot herein set forth tor cash at closing. PLAINTIFF, vs. CURTIS MOSES, Purchaser shall pay an amount ChrlsNPro To Malritaln A LIBERAL PRODUCTS DISCOUNT - GIBRALTAR MOVINO CO. In Bldg. 11. Apt. 5. .COLONIAL''split-level on cul-de- ' Park at a public mooting held In Section 10. This ordinance shall R 91915 Low rates, personally .supervised. Cherry St., Ellz. EL-37657. uc aurrounded by b«aullful tree*. the Borough Hall, 137 Chestnut 9:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. et ux, et als.,' DEFENDANTS, equal to or In lieu of taxes to be Corporation Klngswood Road Parking Lot In A "SMALL JOBS" Z9-26101 constitute the notice of sale and Fwai-ntlnn Pnr Sulw of AAnrtgnniri -Bd I usted^s-oHhe-dflte-sald-sate-la- Index 17, Block MOD-WAtNUTTHninnrroonrjcrra small in name, large In quality. All Insured, furniture padded. Local 8, -J- 1 X t-l-79 ROSELLE PARK Cqntrplly air-conditioned. Three Street. Roselle Park. N.J..on Sent. The purpose of receiving these J604Aflorxls 'AU Case-Denied 12, 1974. -bids Is to contracl fur the hti'e of' ^hotl-be-publlshed-ln-full-In-the confirmed, Sublect to such state o; Union, New Jersey TbO8 & "B" For A Non __PC3- with_parts, IMP While. .work-qu«r*nt«« eattcrly-llne-of- HOLLYWOOD — SHORTLINE MOVERS AIIulllltlesJurnlshed^Av ON TMfUOUTHBBLY 8IDB : iHb a*flW0T -- ... ecrSTaryoTthO Board orAHiustment"' . J STEP-portable, slolnlojl : -PACKAOINO-&-STORAOE-APP-- . RpsUrs ldlnfl- jddUloniv ~ AKBIdlmusrbVsubmmsniAlKBIdlT r WOMEN South 11th Streat.and running: (1) MEMORIAL PARK— PACKAOING«r aualtera s ualntlng.enclosntlng.'.enclos1&~ -- C. Call after 4 p.m: OF THE INTERSECTION OF South 73 degrees 42 minutes-east The Spectator,.Sept. 12,19,197-1 ramp for wheelchair. & Gethsemana-Gerdera— ^ LrANC—E MOVIN—" G- 24 HO.UR sealed-envelope clearlymsrked „„„ ,. (Fee: J25.30 . '$150-.. urei.QualitQ y work.RaasonablrkRaasobl s 604.9'IA'l -VMausoIeumj, SERVICE. 486-7267. ' prices, freo estimate. 654-5947. 7 room immaculate Split level, BAST •'Pwposalioruaire of _Snow y™ff»' - •("Mniimimmiiiiiiimimimmuummiimitmini —~-. —Call 241-17021- _- R-t+«- tdfQtCWSfn 18 to 48 K9-19J5 .. _ .... VAILSDURO(UPPER) "^--^TT awn _ thence Ul IUUTIII M rngrees 42 3 laXBO rooms In private hijme, f HE ROOTHNO STREET AT OR NEAR ITS name and address. Do you hove minutes west -123 teolj l"lncrrr OVAL DININO room We 0.-( ^=^:lTFJa ' Local & Lona Olstance FREE ESTIMATES heat Ihot water. Available Oct. 1. WASHINGTON SCHOOL ' Bidders mu5U)8_pep«MLQL thencs (4) North. 16 denraes- la t- PLOTS In Hollywood Memorial Adults only. Call 74M06T after 4 INTERSECTION WITH. cane back chairs. Ital. prov,,-; Free Esllmgtes M8.R ROOFING 6 rooms, 2 baths, low 40's. - WILLIAMS STREET, AND en!er IntQ.on Agreomont or mlrRiHt.«st-a»;jH«t;-W1ti«:p6rnt leaves & pads, oxcellent. cond, Park, Union. Must sail. Moving to Insured - - CALL 7J2J2S3— RAG Contract w)th tho Township end place ol BEGINNING, lit u utttiiuitidi iifitnutu jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiuiiiiiiffliiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]" California. Call 447-3184. : PROVIDINO PENALTIES $150. 379-4S09-attcr-4.p.m (Keep us moving and vou save) X-9-26-B0 1941 Morris Ave. ' Union FOR, THE VIOLATION OF immedlatelv.upon award by the BEING commonly known as No. " ' K-9.19 36 644 Sooth nth Street,.Nowark;- BEYER-^On Tyesttay, Sop}. 10,' Michael's Church, were • Kindly KOPERA—Michael J.,on Sept. 197 KZ^On-Friday, Sopt, 13, Lincoln i?l.. Irvlnoton, beloved- *1974,Ralph G.ol 1989Patton Road, R 91915 4840451 Eves 487-8483 SAME." BY ADDINO BAST Township Committee and furnish a job could Invited to attend.the funeral from 1974. of Iselln, N;Jrr beloved 1974, Anna M, (Hayo), -of 331 2 CEMETARY plots, JlJld PAUL'S AA&MrAAOVING ROOFING & REPAIRS CjmdoJorSlle 1010 certificate of . insurance ai New Jetsey. • -•/ - 1974, -Be.lly (Quandf), of 387 husband of • Helens (nee Union, N.J..beloved husbond-of "UNUSUAL AND EXOTIC 1915 Vauxhall Rd..Unlon . Over 50 Yrs. Continuous Service. WESTFIBLD AVENUE AND Crawford Ter., Union, N.J., HAEBERtE •«. •- BARTH husband of Marian, (neo Lackl), Newark Ave., Union, N.J..beloved, -Kleema,nn), lovino father ot Jutta PLANTS FOR THE INDOOR Memorial Park CARPENTRY ,—q Z919-111 required by the Contract • Said description la In accordance Isabolle(Trlvlono), devoted (alher - S180 for both. 619-774(1 WEST WBSTFIBLD help solvo? with a survey prepared by Rlchlan beloved wile of Hans Beyer* COLONIAL HOMEr 1100 Pine devoted father of Michael J. Jr. of wife of' Henry Kratz, devoted Opponhoimor and Marlon of Peter, Mrs. Aline Stchlk and * GARDEN" Sale-Sept. 24, 25, 24, 10 Leaders S, gutters. Free estimate. WESTFI6LD AVENUE AS PARKINO— documents, - . Ave., corner of Vau* Hall Rd., Iselln, • Mrs. .Virginia Rlffet of motherof Miss Kathleen Kraji and a.m.-4 p.m. F.G. Rugoles, ' 95 MU 4^6931 • . R tt-67 Call anytime, 687-5359. Tho _ Township Committee GAS HEATING & Lupo, datMOctober 28, 1970. devoted mother of Hans R. Beyer, Zlmmernian, dear brother of Rose Mrs. J.JII Legnett and brother ot CONDOMINIUMS—Elmora Exceptionally nice colonial split on METER ZONES. . This la., a. purchase money also survived by one sister In Union, on Saturday, Sept. 14. Edison and Mrs. Carolyn Maroney Mrs.' Cynthia Perotto. Funeral Pelavln, Esther - Steinberg and Anthony Trlvlgno, Mrs. Mamie Mlnnlslnk Rd., Short Hills: •- JEANKEENAN reserves the right to reject any or Thence to.St..Michael's Church, of Nevada-, dear brother of Mrs. servhro was hold M Tho 1ELLINO 2 plots, side by side. KELLY MOVERS ROOFINO Section, being sold starting* at woll landscaped lot: 3 bedrooms, all bids If such action will best mortQaga given to secure part of Germany, and tour grapdchlldren. Sarah Rosenfeld, . beloved Allison and Mrs. Roso, Pcsclno; -' K 9-19-15 LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE 124,700 f. up. i a, 2 bedroom IVJ baths, family room, good - Borough Clerk Want Momy SPECIALIST the consideration for a deed to the The funeral service was held at Union, for a Funeral Mass. Mary Coley of Pennsylvania, MCCRACKEN FUNERAL~HOME, also survived by four * MADERIA 5 string banlo (made Hollywood Cemetery, Union. Total gentNorth Arnerlcan Van All types, New or Repairs Gutters. serve tho Interests of the 1500 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. on grandfather of Joanlo price. S300. Phone 379-4330. Agent-Northe GENTLEmeh Arnerlcan moversn Van. Lines, : apartmenrt available. Excellent kitchen, carpeted. ExcoMent The Spectator, 3opt. 19,1974 above described premises to the McCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. •Interment In St. Teresa Cemetery. George of Florida, Frank of Zimmerman, .Fay, Le^llo and grandchildren. The funeral was by Guild) + case. Never used. 1240 th GENTLE Leaders-Chimneys. Insured. - financing. Can be seen dally, In. northslde location, quldt area, (Fee; Sll.04: Township. . of Your Own? 'YUM'.: :;:.7', •.;,'• ' .mortgagors, which » to b*. 1500 /(/(orris Ave., Union, N.J., Pennsylvania, Joseph of Niagara Monday, Sept. 16. tnterment conducted' at The McCRACKEN new. Sell for 1125. Call 314-7232 K9-19-36 382-1380 Call 374.0627 All bidders should state Whether Hollywood Memorial Park, Union. Herbert Oppenhefmer. "-unecal : : eluding Sat: & Sun. GARDEN 157,500. . I recorded simultaneously herewith. Saturday, Sopt, 14. Interment Falls and John orlrvjnolon, dear FUNERAL HOME,* 150O.~Morrls alter 6. — X t-ffJO they are an Individual or whether Naidextni- • RoiliftitUil, • Industrial . ' ' , BMMERT—John H. Jr., on In lieu of. flowers, contributions services were conducted from The STATE., APARTMENTS. 821 1 Graceland Memorial parkv orandfathor of one grandchild. AVe., Union, on Wednesday.. Child Care 36A B«W MOVINO aHAULINNO ELSIE BETZ INC., Realtor trading under a firm name or • Etectrotilc. Air. Ouner •Humidifier. 'Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974, ot may be made to the Connecticut BERIMHEIM GOLDSTICKER HA 9-1915 REASONABLE RATES STANLEY ROOFIHO CO. Jersey 'Ave.. Gorczyca Agency? 20^MountalnAve. westflold : Family Income)? : I Kenllworth. Irvlngton,N.J./husbandol the late Relatives, friends and member* of MEMORIAL HOME, 1200 Clinton OFFERS NEW ROOF AT 2412442, & Gorman Agency, 687. whether they are a corporation la The approximate amount ofthe Farms Presbyterian Church WETZEL—On Thursday, Sept, 12, HOUSEHOLD SALB, twin stroller, CALL 399 W7B 2331422 , «j>Centr»l rUr CondlllonJrtj Comreriioni Judgment to be satisfied by said Ann O'Brien Emmert, devoted the P. Bailanttne & Sons of Newark Memorial Fund. Ave.. Irylnoton, on Monday, Sept. baby Items, bric.a-brac, etc. LOWEST PRICES. 21 YEARS 9050, exclusive broken, or 352 which latter event the addresser AlUlOUtto MtMr t I father ol Wire, -dorothy Vuono, are kindly Invited to attend the 1974, .Anthony F., ot 348 Meade ——— )< 9-19-111 tho principal office should be given sate Is the sum -of* Eighteen )&. Interment Beth Israel Reasonable offer accepted. Sun., NURSERY SCHOOL OPEHS!!! 0Rmm7 EXPERIENCE. CALL STANLEY " fREI Ei^lMWB OAMEO-^Phlllp L. Jr^on Friday, .sister of Mrs. Anna Stalling. funeral on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 9 Terr.. Union, N.J., beloved * 8875. too other with the name of the • ttew Paopto? Thousand Twenty-Nine Dollars Memorial Park, Woodbrldge, N.J. 11 -'4 P.M. 687-5845. 740 Roessner APTBHNOpNSeVBNINOJ AT 379-5339 • Sept. 13, 1974, age 23 years, of Relatives and friends were kindly A.M.. from The PARKWAY LUI9I — On bunday. Sept', 15,1974, husband of the lato Adelaide -i JZ 9-19-101B president and secretary. J and FJve Cents .Luhlf ..devoted, mother of_Joseph Edward J. Shaw at home and tho Me CRACKEN FUNERAL Inch belt .and dliL. grinder wim -Register now for September .<»wif»_fcf..»*si^ , as nrovldeo'by-taw.— -fuiwralMassat 10 AM, Interment. "lale""CttTherine; botov.ed. "sister *of ,_—_. ydjwfjhlp'ClfK' nter CAN TUJN to*rot. conducted from^MTTH AND ' 6n Saturday. Sept. 14. St. Gertrude cemetery, Colonla, and Frank LuIsT and Mrs. Sylvia HOME7i5007worri3Atfe.7unton, stand and table. $75 firm. 399 2241 SUMMIT.' "•' ~~~ . Nowork,N.J.Sept»ml)»r3,l«4 Black, sister of Mrs. Gran volpo, Mrs. Anna Schuler Of (viewark and Unions Leader, Sept. 19, 9719744 SMITH (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Entombrnent In Hollywood N.J. N.J., on Saturday, Sept. 14. The after 5 p.m. CALL 374-1294 Odd Job] 70 .I!7.26> A HKW fATMO MM. M JOHN F.CRYAN,SHERIFF Ave., Springfield, on Monday. •Memorial Park Mausoleum. also survived by 10 grandchildren. Mrs. Margaret Cole of Somervilio. ————————— • ' X 9 19 15 : Puneral Mass St. Michael's SERVICE, INC. COMFORTABLE CO-OP pmr A rtw tmo.•--••- • -- Lynch, Booth,Kenny,Scanlon& Sept. 16. Funeral Mass at St. Rose KpWAL-^John W. (Jerry), of St. The funerar was conducted from N.J.'Funeral was conducted from Church in Elizabeth, N.J, BLUE ORBEH Tweed winter cost, Tunlna, Repalrlna, Rebuilding ^ Dougherty, Attorneys of -Lima Church, 6hort Hills. The RAYMOND FUNERAL zip In lining, black mouton collar, One bod roam opt, Ideally located MBRMBS-^Charles F:, on Petersburg Beach, Ffa., onThe McCRACKEN FUNERAL interment Mt. Olivet cemetery jo Buying & Selling .Vnll>Atuider.£ept..lja8t26VOi;t._ CENT-ER-a22_ ion(oru..,Avc_- WOaKlNttmolheri. 1 will car* for -lor—ono-aeeKln»—maximum -Entombment-Go te—of— Heaven-' TW«ane5d»yrseptril,l»74rof Brick- .rld»y,S«p.13, lWi, huit>«iKj ol HOME r 1*00-MorrlsAv*.^ Union,- »lz» 16, lido new. orlu. price »«r. -JUNK FOR DUMP- -BRANCMBURG7N.J." Cemetery, East Hanoyer. In lieu of Marooret Kowal, father of Donald (Valloburg), on Monday. Sept. 16. children In my homo. • — , - Home owneri-furnlture convenience' Immediate Town, formerly o( Irylngton,- on Wednesday, Sept. IB. The now HO, 372 4633. ''., • • ' . (Fee: t4S.OJ> flowers contributions to .your husband ot the late Amelia Anna J. Kowal, brother i«f Mn, Mary Funeral Mass at ^St, Michael's Funeral Mass at Sacred Heart IUNA — Ernest R., on Tuesday, —i " K--9-1934A removed. Yards, cellars, qarages occupancy. Asking J2v,00Q IntomMflmOflkwOpth • Sept. 10,' 1974, ot Point Pleasant, Light o WOODED 1 ACRE LOTS This ad favorite charity would be (Butzmuehlon), devoted father of Czaikowskl, Mrs, Helen Church, Union..Interment Gate of Church. Interment Gate of Heaven Light Moving-npplloncel ncess, I WILL TAK« care of your child or cleaned. Reasonable.325.2711. 464-9700 Korasiewskl and Mrs. Dorothy N.J., formerly ol Union; beloved lurnlturalnlt , etctc .. (U-Hol(UHolpSavS e 550 Tree Service 89 | ' »AM-7PMDa«y | appreciated. Mrs. Ethel Schwelkerl and Ihe late Heaven Cemetery. ' Cemetery. lpSave 50 Infanta In my home. Lorgo yard, Ask-lor Mr. chlchelo Charles E. Hermes, al» survived, Dlstano; also survived-'by two husband ol Marian (neo percent)ercent). AlAlll ttype cartoncartonii , both lunch 8. snacks. ,545-4920. PAVED ROADS could '•m t 8fftuntay~10 AM^4 PM •. Take notice that on Sept, le, 1W4,, grandchildren. Funeral was SI ER CHIO — WIII lam, on Andrcachh devoted father of Mrs. stortoragea , suppllnll . M hr. ier. vz IRV CAN FIX IT. PaintingA , baVTRce SBRVICS Crestview Agency Realtor # •" change occurred In the by three grandchildren and three PACELLA^+Mary (nee vz Rotelle area. EDOAR-Harold Allen, ion greatgrandchildren. Relatives conducted from SMITH AND 4 .Saturday, Sopt. 14, 1974, ago 66 Ann Dreher, brother of'Ahdrew el. Sorvlco"484-2215. > ~r-, •- 'K.»-l»-3oA carpentry, Electrical, Plumbing, .SPECIALIZING IN TRIMMING 31Wprlnallolt)Av,Berk.His. Golf Course Area stockholdings ot 1394 Corp. trading Monday, Sept. 9, 1974, of Linden, SMITH (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris (Lombard)), on Tuesday, Sept. 10, Vears, ol Union, brother of Alfred Zuna ot Union and Lillian Zuna of repairs and new Installation. No 'AND RAAOVAL', REASONABLE' Eves: 4US70yor 635-9S94 WASH YOUR HOUSE? as JPARTAN LIQUORS holdtr of and frfriendsi nds,, alsd membermembrs of 1974, ot Maplewood, beloved wife change a JR .beloved son of Mrs. May Edgar of Il Ld N 51F&AM Ave., $prlnall«4d, on Tuesday, Slerchlo. Relatives and friends Lakewood. Also survived by four I will baby (It In my horns. Union lob too small. Reliable & SEWER & WATER PlenarPl y Retail con»umptloi> Linden, brother of Tnoniva 01 Irlentaal Lodge No. 51-F.&A.M. Sept. 17. Funeral Mass St. Rose of ot. Thomas PacellA, mother of were kindly Invited to attend the grand children. Rolatlves and j>rjHL.-.TciidHni aoe-JExperKMcM. Redsonabld, 371-4751. ; If ThftSurfaw 1* Sound Un«|«r The Orl License D-14 for premlin located Clark, Richard of Tuckerton and wwere e kkindli y "nvlen led to attened ththee Llma Church, Short Hills Joseph Pacella of Short Hills and funeral from HAEBERtE 8. friends were kindly Invited to Cnir4»7-9075 after 6 p.m. your life! • ^iis^ • fal ier>l«e itt IIAFBFBI F H. ZM.89 _7—•• CDntomjH^ary-isrcrjIontnl Ranches r— _. ._.. -_r« wpnnyimii n .. . . "T»friiri=torerfc»-ori»BfT-fll H*sili»" funeral ier>l«>l«e it IIAI F H. attend the funeral -from- . . R9-19-34A ATTENTION HOMEOWI Rp?rtmtht)~WiiiM ioT % ~'"'•, W It N«M»i»» I* A Oobd4*ar»hlnjj r BARTH COLONIAILL HOMEHOME .110 1100 flrermffT-TSTrhrose ommV- HAE8ERLE fi. BARTH .Attics, cellar*t,'Q4raoet and yards TREB work, all phatet, Tudor & Colonial 2 Storlei ' . ' . &ncol\\*cw For Courwn h. . irvlngton, NJ. resulting In the ana Mr*. Ann UplJxo of Mlsml. cemelary. BOATUJBD, .1964, Century cleaned. All dirt end rubbish prompttervlce following person), rmldlng at their Fla. Relatlver and friends were pmo Ave., cornor of Vauxhall Rcf., ,'COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pino rubbish BLDBRLY coupl«"d"<>»l7eTroo7ns. < . RUmMUM • SHAKES • BRICK -HIM lo attend the funeral from Union, on Saturday, Sept. 14. LOrnbaiur ui riui IUOI . Re»orl«r, 225 H.P., V«, l«t drive Electrical Repairs 44 removed: Leader and gutters , free estimates Upper Irvlngton or union, Irv.. • CUSTOM DESIGNS AVAILABLE following respective •ddreitn, cranford, Ernest of Union and thence to St. Michael's cThurch. i Ave.) corner ,of Vauxhall Rd., wlih a 1973 Tandem tralfer. Very cJeanod,. trucking Insured, 37t-3I32 AIR-GONOmONMB each acquiring In the aggregate .CHARLES. F. HAUSMANNIS intermeht In Hollywood, Memprjal KRUTAK~On Saturday, Sopt. 14. Unlon> tor a Funera,) Mass. Union, on Friday, Sept. 13, thence Very reaton- Maplewood . line,- NQyember ' . Value Priced at >72,900 Up {>UNeRAL HOME? 1037 W4, Yolonda (Kith), *o» I51B George Lombard) of Newark, Mrs. . dun. »1895 or best offer. 944 Bill. able rotes. occupancy. Reasonable rent. Call R6FHIQERAT1ON * HEATINQ more than 10 percent--e^•^saW Park; ,. . Interment In Gain of Heaven < to st, Michael's Church, Union, for DIRECTIONS: Rt. JJ West, approximately 5 milts past ; ::•:* sww • PWHTEDWOOP corporate licensee'! ttock: :.SjnfoTct_AV!r, lr«lngton, on Thornhlll CourX L«k«wood, Anna Tortorello of Hillside, Mrs. Cemetery, East Hanover. a'Funeral Mf«, •-.-•—. R-V-1V-16 Call 743 oOM after 6. 373-S5M. Josephine Masclota of 'Newark. Jilt BLBCTRIC Sommervllle. Turn right to models at Tract sign. . ' ; Thur»d«yrferJr. 1J. Fyneral Mass JOHNSON — On Thursday, Sept. (ormtrly of Ellubalh, b«lov«i RnhUntlal S. commercial wlrlna. HtfTO Tutoring 91 Z-f-19.102 AUTO-MECHANICS •'•''• •"•"•' •*•«'•<•'l»b ' Any InformaHpn'Concernlng the Edward and Margaret, also In Hungary, a grandson and two and (rlends were Invited to attend ' 1&82-1700 Stuyvesanl Ave.' nd 41T36 Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1974. of Un! Edward and Margaret, also J brother of Samuat A. sllfkin. EWlt_..,—t ',.._ Reading"""•In . IPIMS ll Stuyveiant Ave., Union, quallllcttrpns ot any of the oboye 1 ived b iht dhild oreat orondions. Tho (unoral was theiuneralfrom The CHARLES F. OBEDIENCE , JOHN POLITO • Llc.nwd SlKt —~ XV-19-70 3M-ie36 after 5 p.m, EXCLUSIVE SALES AOENT N.J.. wltt otttii late John E ' survived by eight grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Unjorr-lrvlnaton LIOMT hauling, clean up garages', — Z-9-l».K)2 current •lockhpldefi should be The funeral was conducted from coidiKMf rarifttM WcCRACKEN HAUSMANN fl- SON FUNERAL from the BERNHEIM-GOLO- We spoclallietn Funural * 9 week COURSE ill rlcal Contractdr. Rapalrs !• LIOMT hauling, CHEMSOUAD tommunlcaied In writlna to devoted mother o? Joseph el FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris bntbasementss , remove old furniturfu ituree »or 4roomi.for j quiet adultt for 298 U.S. HIGHWAY 22,vyEST TMCRACKEThe-McCRACKENN FUNERAL HOME, 1057 Sanford Aye., • STICKER MEMORIAL HOME, Deslgrt and Sympathy . Mon. Evet 7:30 . maVnt*nanc*. No lot) too «mali. Valentine Melimer, Town Clerti> Mr», Anns Oerttl »nd Mr». Avo., Union, on Wtdnwday, Sept^ Call u» for prompt nrvlce. EL 1. li Ds 687-2167216) afteft r Nov. itt. Union or Ma .Be«trlcBeatric»e staystay , »liltoo aurvsiervivel dd bby H0M6. 1500 Morrlt A«,. Union, Irvlnoton, on Friday* Sept. 13. 1300 Clinton Avo,, Irvlngton. on Arrangements for the bereaved NJ. Companion School fof Dpgt or and floor only. Call QHEENBROOK Job „„ ,a.WM 1t J$ Walfl»l;$fM^« Municipal Bldg. Irvlngtoo, New 18. Funoral Matt In tKoasod Funeral Mass St. Joseph's church, .fmmw^A^fo Jertey. •• . , . . •> '•(•WjiriniMhIWrtn and 117 nrttt- N.J., on Moml»V. Sept. 14. Th< Sacrament Church, Elliaboth. Sunday, Sept. 15. Interment Ohf*» family. Just Phone: Z9-W-W2 Funorol • Mau ot Mapi«wood, Instead ol flowers the Shalom .Cemetery, Hlllsldo. The — ...;,>Vr . • '• • K »•»•*• ,x,0,,70 • ' , • 13»4Corp. oraodchlldrtn. Ralatlvieis ed Intermont St. Oortrude Cemetery. 6861838 Commercial tintf Industrial Bblldlnfli Irv, Herald, Sept. 19,1974 rrtKwl^ »Iio im»mb«r» o» .... Church—. , Union. interment St. family suggests donations to the period of mourning observed at the —„! - (Fee: M.48I Rotary, CoHfr#t«rnlty of SI. Ann't Hampton, N.J. Multlpt* ScUrosls Socltty. family residence^

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    September 19 1?74 L Prospects— ; above the HL-dw^o$H!fe-in$uniiiee-oferec^f6^Vlet^«i-J0B|f$_- Red Delicious, the leading Some 2.7 million Vietnam- military service since April 2,. veterans discharged prior to Washington St., Newark. variety, for several years, is bright for era veterans are eligible for_a_ 1970. ^ • .. - Aug. 1, 1974, are available, Applicant must furnish expected- to decrease 17 STRICTLY PERSONAL new low-cost veterans group The Jiew, Veterans from VA offices or from the evidence of good health but percent to 23 million .pounds VA-fated service-connected By Pal and Marilyn Davis life insurance program which Administration-supervised Office of Servicemen's Group fruit crop and be tied with Stayman, Life Insurance, 212 disabilities will be waived. The Zip Code aiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiumiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii .mtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimtiuiiiiiiR offers as-much as $20,000 program also offers coverage in case of emergency Copley NPWS Service Cranberry and peach which increased 31 percent. coverage for $3.40 per month call is only 10 months old and I do in amounts of $5,000. $10,000 Dear Pat and Marilyn: Dear Dad: production in New Jersey-in Weather for all three fruit : to young veterans but they and $15,000. Rates for the 376-0400 for Police Department for Springfield is hot want people touching her. 17*1 nrt! oracled to be higher crops was generally fnvqrnhlf ..roust apply before Aug. X aximum $20,000 coverage or First Aid Squad pp^ iMrafflnMHu^IClfSrsM'.- 7-than lastyearpvhihrprospects—this—year—Althougrr-July- -i9ls:—. z—: -• are-?$3T4O—per -month for— —376-7*70-for-fHre-Departrrient than deserved it and here is family doctor. He can set up a I've readit before but I have ^,for the apple crop ore un-...rainfall.-was below normal, ' The nonrenewable five-year veterans aged 34 and under. why. Three years ago I would" properly balanced—diet- for -no solution. I ^mnt put a "Do ?hanged~fMnn973rMcordln^"_Aigus^ $OU for those'35-and" over. Salesmen! enjoy two or three drinks your daughter so that she-can - Not-Toueh" sign on the baby.— to Secretary of Agriculture moisture supplies. for veterans discharged "from" Application..." forms V for before dinner. Then I gotmaintain her weight. He can My .husband thinks I'm' Phillip Alampi. : — _ :—; : : C— ' Pubil»h.d Ev»r Tiiundoy by Trumor Publltbina Cotp. 41 Monnloln ov..", Sp'rlnoflalJ; N.J. 07081 - 686-770Q _ married and the number of also explain the lasting health fooliBh. The New Jersey Crop- DALE drinks increased with my new hazards of a starvation diet; '_ Rachel Reporting Service estimates responsibilities. Subicrlptlon R«t» S.cond Clo.. Po,io0.. Good luck,. Dad. Dear Racel: that the cranberry crop will Moiling Aildrill: 25 Cents Por Copy The stepped-up volume of VOL. 45 Nllns ltd. somebody-off-the-booier-lt-i: state'sTIeading apple variety Watching; N. J. 070*0 MOHDAY drug, too. Beauty ig expected to . - - - . Loser account for 26 million pounds Dear Lbser: of total apple production. schoohfoo You quit being a loser when you quit drinking. Look up Trip to New England Alcoholics Anonymous in your to aid handicapped . . telephone book and give then a reinstituted by board By AHNKH (IOI.I) tryrYou-might also inform- The SprinEfie[d Board of Education Monday your wife your new outlook. The Township Committee Tuesday night - night -6WflKled-an-$85;o()0-lf drugs. - Michael Mclntyre, president, reported that --O-O- landlords and termed the present 2'_. percent the board is working to recover damages from limit on annual rent increases an un- Dear Pat and Marilyn: the bonding company for the original roofing constitutional deprivation of profits. How long can a growing girl firm which did the work when the school was go without food? I think that built in 1960. "In the meantime," he added, He added that a full trial is scheduled lo start '""my'daugliter isfryTrig'fdr^the" 'the jobjins. to bejtone.." _„._. „ late in November "unless the township-can— record. Either that or she is In other business^ the board approved dates" I _deyjse__an_ ordinance; jvh_ich will protect the fasting for some unknown (or the seventh graders at the Florence tenants and be agreeable to the plaintiffs/" Ifie -•• cause. She feels that at Sfeot 5•••..> Gaudlneer School to go on what had been their owners of the Short Hills Village apartments. inches she should weigh lip unnua|-trip-fo-places: of •historicaMnterest-m— Approximately R!> citizens attended tho pounds—even if .this . means New England. The trip was not held last year. meeting. that she lives on salads, Tills year the youngsters.will go in four groups, In other business. Springfield became tho carrots and nn occasional Oct 14-10, Oct. 21-23, Oct. 20-30 and Nov. 4-6. first-municipality in the stale lo pass an or- glass of skim milk. It is fine to Mclntyre expressed the board's condolences dinance requiring all future commercial and be slim, but she carries this to the family, of Mrs.~3uani(a Robertson," industrial-buildings-to-be free-of-arohitet'tural— thing too far. It has. to be bad physical education teacher at the Sandmeier barriers to the physically handicapped. for her health. I cannot force School, who died on Sunday. He noted that the food down Kerthroat. Howtio school flags would be lowered to half-staff until The unanimous vote followed a public other parents handle this? . the funeral yesterday. hearing featuring a brief- motion picture • Dad SISTERLY REUNION-^Mrs. Shem CarmarCTlght, wife The board also approved hiring of two ad showing some of the ways in which a person in •of-Oiarleft-Garman.-asslstont-to-tho president of- - -a wheelchair is barred from normal activities. the~Colonlal Savings'BnK of 'RosellePark, and her named'to serve fdur-fifths of-full-time as 'rnrfHrrrwab pi ewnted-lflrjRyelyii-Ai'onow—a— sistor, Mrs. Shirley Bishop of Rosanna, Australia, Spanish teacher at the Gaudlneer School. She local' resident and a leader in the statewide FiRNITURE great each other ot a reunion at Kennedy will continue as the school's "dancer-in- drive for barrier-free buildings. Following the vote. Miss Aronow presented Jflcantly. Mis _CorjrAgg.jwhb residence," a post to which she was named this J Mayor Stiso with a certificate of recognition is originally from Melbourne, Australia, and her —summer—. • Mrs. Frledler holds . degrees from Smith , froin-tlitN.J-Eastex.Scal SQciclyJJShe_was.ahl(>_ sisier-_had_oal_seen_oach.x>ther.Jor_3Q_years.-The to attirtid the meeting only after being carried Carmans are residents of Irvington. ~X;olIegeTw1thhonf3riflrrEngllshrand-fronrKean College, where she is studying for a master's 'up"thc'Town"Halrstcps-in-her-whcelchair: degree. She has also studied at colleges in r-o--o- Below Retail 2 Civil Defense courses . -•_..,.. . ,T ~7~"'~(ConiFnai3fon"page1iSy RENT CONTROL might be rescued. Stiso with clear.hardship provisions/If landlords free by correspondence could open to their books to the Rent Leveling on Name Brand Board, he said, each development's case conld Two Civil Defense-Disaster "Radiological Monitoring." bedecidedonan individual basis". He rinted_the_ Control free home study "CD USA" is a general course court had suggested a link tn.the.Consumer , Furniture correspondence courses are to show the student the effects Price Index, which, the town ended last year available to New Jersey of natural and man-made are sought for because it felt-that-figurc-was rising loo Call 964-1834 residents,- says- acting- state. disasters and protective-acr_ ROOM TO REdEVEtOP —The'Springfield Chambar of Commerce, has urged the of most of the stores along the main thoroughfare and utilization of all the space rapidly. ' CD-DC-director J. Morgan Uons, H outlines government The mayor addcd-thal..thu..tnwnship_vyguld... "Satisfaction Guaranteed" and individual disaster —^i:Townshi^i:Township Committee to go dheactwithhp plan s no^rnhe^roliminan|rsfagerf67"frT^h^minan|sfagerf67frTee •_=,.._, (Photo'by AndRtch Studios)" .50 Years Exparionco Van Hise. 0ctH2 drive= begin talks immediately with both landlords preparedness responsibilities. ••- -redevelopmendlt t of the MrriMorriss avenue businesbu s district. The plans call for. demolition Purvoylnff Finn Furniture The courses are "Civil The North Jersey-Essex County Blood Bank. and tenants. If a compromise can be reached, U "and' -sponsor—ofc—the—oeeoiHl—oimuul-Xpringfiold. siiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'S' he noted, thcMown could avert nullification of Monitoring" course is Community Bloodmobile visit, scheduled Oct. -rhirentirc-lawH'and that-would-givo-tho-land— — • designed—for—fflose—who It! 12 at StrJnmBs-etmrch r this weelrissneri a cnll srgned lords' • a field day." Municipal election f i Interest in municipal for individual blood donors and additional Jaclr Upgnilf, prfjirllMll nf tt)p SPrJPflfl '. '1 emergency services, such as groups interested participating ' in the Tenants Association, said the tenants' interests police, fire, first aid, rescue, program. were "sadly neglected:" He added that the" and other units which are part . Although a variety of local organizations Rahway River job campaigrLnews town's case was "handled in a shoddy man- of CD-DC: Enrollment- Is also POBON'S -.have pledged donations,-morc-doriors.still-arc- ner." recommended to new CD-DC needed. Persons interested in participating of Morris area Award of a contract in a lump'sum total of Othersi participating wore Commissioners _jjj" On a'liiotlon by-Committeeman.-Nat Stokes, volunteers who are interested, have been asked to call blood program The' board of directors of the Springfield. $109,700 on a bid of J. II. Reid of West Orange Hichard Corby ,)r. of Summit, Leon F. Thomas |j •on Page 3 the committee authorized purchase of a full in, serving as radiological chairman, Mrs; Daniel Kalem, at 376-0582, or Chamber of Commerce at its regular meeting for work on a dike along.the Rahway River in of Roselle. Wallace W. Barnes of-Summit and g transcript of the hearing so that all members ^monitors. i Mrs. Fred Stickle ot 686-2742. for appointments . last wpek recommended thai the Township Springfield was voted last week by the- Union Norman O. Banner of Springfield. .nllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIlllllinillllllllli; _ (Continued on page 22) "In addition to the or information. Committee go ahead with a proposed feasibility _ bounty r-ark Commission at its adminfstrailwv traditional monitoring func- YOUJXPECTTOPAYLESSATSUITWARTANDYOU DO The bloodmobile will be at the church on S. study fo- r the redevelopment o..f th. e Morri... .s ' "building In Warlnanco Park, Elizabeth. tions of reporting and analysis : Springfield avenue from 10 a.m. to :i pjn. In The action followed a stipulation filed in of fallout,"-- Van- Hlse said, avenue'business district. addltlon-to-the-host-gpoup5-led-by-MpsT-SHek4 1 Superior Court the previous Friday by the "there Is a growing need for iarty-FeinS7-pret)ident-(lf-the-Ghanibei -of other participating organizations and their commission and the Township of Springfield. trained personnel to assist in Commerce, said: "We can no longer afford not chairmen include: to authorize this study of our Morris avenue The Park Commission was able to proceed, the control of potential with a guarantee of the township of $50,000 hazards related to peacetime The First Presbyterian Church, Mrsy Tom business area. This area for years has heen Geddes; Temple Beth Ahm; Wallace Gallen: steadily declining -in- shoppers' .appeal and additional funds; of which the commission has Use of radioactive materials." the assurance that the Union County Board of - Students will be given an 1'emple Sha'arey Shalom, Mrs. Charles utility. The Chamber'of Commerce board of ^Janzinger; Lions Club, Harold Bishof; local directors Is unanimous in its feeling that it Freeholders would meet half, or up to $25,000. opportunity to take"addlflorial •' . Originally the freeholders had provided $.50J)00__ training jfterlgrad.uatiQn^- '• PTAs, including high school parents group, would bea disservice' to the community if no Pollow-up• tralnlngv-conducted—-— , Mrs. Anthony Volpe; Ruth Estrin Goldberg attempt were" made-to at least investigate and, the .township, $25,000. by.gtote CD-DC, Is focused on_ _ ^^'ja'"^ai"~Sk'"iH it^^-^The-comrriisajon-alsoTauthorired soil testing -*— '' Avenue, Connie Newman; Baltusrol Golf Club fi fnv arid-inspection to-be~"tarried:_i)Ut by Holier use jbF_jra31otlon defection this once affluent and vlabiashopping area;" Tasting Laboratories inc., FlaTnTieldi nn the Instruments In pracTicar ~~ 7- — ••- -fclrtngatongnrAJanaUrartfMyton Regional High, ~.-r-^r&nrj^i»tii^-«.^.=.--i.i—a.— -• •,n'^- > A-';iv^--SjriifcMffietftgu:p:to:'$3.500. A enntingenev ofJiriv: erclse situations. •-— Vf r ? Schools, Wrs. Harry Astley and Mrs. .Wendell-; . attendance at'tfiis-"T)oard meeting and" par- percent was-set for~lHe"project. Further information and ' *~ -ticipated in ajdiscussion of the issue with the -Approval was ;.;giyen -,_,.tnr-a- proposed enrollment applications can •' " •ff. '.i "Wjietever possible, "doiior appnintmcnls directors of-tiie-Chamber.-Als^-nresent-was EnviroiimexUal impact Statement-regarding "be obtained from local or" "ihould.be nuTde" ln_advance," Mrs. Kalerri FrnniTBaniscltof Aivin.E. Gershcrt Associates use of Ijenapo-Poi^k-tas a flood.wnter retarding county CD-DC officials, or by noted, ''Group members are asked to muko who presented deuills of the recommendation. basin. The outline was submitted by Kenneth B. writing to: NJ Department of ; their appointments through their own chair- The directors of the Chamber of Commerce, Marsh, principal hydraulic^engi[ieer_f.or_Jhf>_- Defense, Division of Civil men. However, those unable to make n prior in other business, established a committee ilnion County Planning Board. Defens6-Dlsaster Control, PO ! appointment may present themselves at the headed by Harvey A. Schramni to work with -...-AJKQue&WQ,? approved for New Jersey Bell Bok 079, Trenton, NJ 08025. ; site at the time of the bloodmobile visit." the local senior citizen groups to implement n Telephone Company to place conduits under DOUBLE KNIT SUITS -; Donors must be between the ages of IB and 6C. closer.,, working relationship between tho the stream near a hew county bridge for HUNDREDS OF THEM! '. weigh at least no pounds and he In general. Chfimber and the,senior-citizens. Springfield avenue, Westfield.at I^enape Park. - good health. Persons may donate every eight . -Eeihs..reminded all (Tiat tickets are still , It Is subject to final approval from the State '• weeks, or-up to five times a year. Women who uvniluble for the 12th annual dinner-dance at Department. •...'• BOARDS ; have been pregnant within the past six months the ChUntjclcr on Oct. 9,. nt whii-li former CommlBsioner Jdlui G. Walsh of Moun- .Township Committecman Raymond W. Forbes taitiside,—prcsident;""conductud-thi"-nieeting.— REVIEW . of malurlu, hepatitis or jaundice cannot be will be honored as "citizen of the year." IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimilUIIII'l Suits purchased singly $54.88 — -accepted ._:_...'.'. ._J .--. :. Preparation for • '•Persons who arc taking medication on 11 You, qould oxpoct to pay $70 to regular basis or who have had surgery within Regional board" -VS-loMlila-quallly-elsoVvhoreh-.- w, ux the past year should check with Mrs. Kalem Spea ker se I ected COMFORTABUI u regarding their acceptability us donors, meets Tuesday SHAPEHOLDINai wvuTumr individuals on weight-loss diets should check for Ktiffeeklatsch Ileuldents of (hi- Union County Today'slop selection ol double ant,, start s»ft. alii. \vith their own physicians. \ Speaker for the Summit YWCA Kaf- 1 Regional High School District this week | Knit patterns apd colors. .- "Giving Blood is simple and nearly painless," SATURDAY CLASSES feeklatsch program Wednesday will be wl-rc Invited to purticipntc. in the Every one,a rnonoy-savorl Mttl, Kalem explained. "It takes about an Madeline Lancaster, president of., the regular monthly meeting of the Enpart Allantlona »<00 ».m. to Uioo noon hour—from- registration through examination •mt Fitting AT COSTI Springfield Historical Society, who \vill tell Regional Hoard of Kducation o" Held At: anrjpost-dotiallon snack." The^onor's medical Restaurant: about Springfield's Cannon Kail House. Mrs. , Tuesday at H p.m. In the cafeteriu of-tJlc QinlHj Inn, Rt 22 Bakery and Cider Mill 1. history, temperature, blood 'pressure -and And wo tiro SHIB.T and TIE Exports. SriKlrtd rfcancAistiiA r als.oliciulajUicJicrJtflScjcQDimltfijitl'UiJJtlttt. Jonathnn-DiiytoirKi'Klonul High School < hemoglobin count are taken, and each donor Is Complete Assortment! • Open 11:30 AM Springfield's Bl-Ccntormiai Committee. Slides in Springfield., •. Exceptional Valuosi Open 9 AM to 9JPM seen by a physician ut the alto. The actual will accompany her presentation. ' Coffff mid. coke will be provided for to 10 PM , donation takes about 10 minutes. All-donoraare Kaffeeklatsch Ia.opcn to. y.WCA members and urged lo Oflt Ijie,!^ regular, meals before realdenta who wish to «pe»k with Ihi'lr Seven Days A -\^eefc"~ nohmembersi and newcomerfi to the area have Bonnl nf Education rcprescntntlvrH n 272-7512 donation, but rich, fatty foods and alcohol pro Ixicn especially urged to come and enjoy qoffce • . to be avoided, . i • ' hu|f an hour before the iiu-i-tiiiK. The for Intorrntllon «nd 233-22(50 and conversation at 0;45 a.m. The hour- Union County.. Uptfloiui! High School "The need for- regular, voluntary blond program will begin at JOMr^.Rhylhm nnd dance LANDMARK ON' THE MARKET — A realtor'* sign now calls by tho Union County Planning Board. The^ very steep roofllne 233-3444 District In composed ol "I" c0*- attention tp thl» whlt«, wood-frame home at 202 Morris CHARGE ITJU8flMasK.irChii.uo of ^j I, , donations tealways great," MrsuKa|eiti noted. classes for children 3-5 years and babyslttlnii on the smaller, easterly portion (hidden by treos) is among . BtnkAmerlcard, Uso our." munlti«s—Berkeley HeightH, Clark, avo,, but we wonder If the owner realizes Ma soon-to-bo- I ' Vjut is tho only way In which h^pltals can hope for infants 18 months ami over,are available at the oarly^Amerlcan construction features which leads the ponvenlontlayawsy.planatnochnroo i ' toatsure themselves of adequate supplies of nil a nominal fee while mothers fire attending the Garwood, Kenljworth. Mountainside aold residence could be of historic Import. Tho fwo-and-a; types of blood. Although Iho ilnhgor of.nerum prngrarhrKor Inforninlion renders mny'eall thp and HprinKflpld~Dii(l operates four • half story ttructure.ls among Springfield borne* selected lor boqrd.to bellevo tho home could date to the early IBOOv • high schoola, : 560 Springfield Avenue Westfield; - (Contlnutd on p»o« M) YWCA, -273-4242:. possible inclusion In q survey of landmarks being compiled illilliliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiliiiimiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM "(Photo

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