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Published lath Thur»_a«y bvTrum»r PuOiisNInj Corp. SyBsefipHon Hilt 20 Cent* Ptr Copy j Hew Prgvlflfcct Road, Mountainside, N J mvil IS Yearly Second cig» Peitsgi MOUNTAINSIDE.'NJ., THURSDAY. SiPTIMIiR 19, 1974; 'VOL, UNO, 41 Paid ot MuunWnslde. NJ 'Agreement'on most issues in conversion of Echobrook

K\ h\lil-s *<1011 nr Ihi Prc\ uling Vtigi Ait n munit ip ililii* >f Now ue will be forced to pav the A substantial iRri I rnenl nn HS li 'HI pi rt, ill •iDOO population ind less pnlulling union ennstruition rate which nf thi issuis thit ilmdid the MnunlJinmrti Thi imendmpnt minriilis utili/ition ul thi ranges from Sill tn $11 ppr hnur and this will Board of Fdm itmn ind thi Bt.mugh ( mint il in pn % iiling tup uiiHin u igi r itr in ihi in a wht n rrprisi-nt ,i great iniriase in cust he ex thur negotiations nn Lon\ erting thi r i hobrimk munii ipal mntrait drt awjrdpd i uum ilm in pldinid Inuntilman Piter Simmons added Sihnnl tn i muHinpal romplm his hirn John nronnell pxplamnd thit in the pdst the that the new law will cause difficulties in reathPd Tnuntil itlornts Inhn I'osl n pnrli it bnriiugh was rfhli tn gi>' •>"•' ' inlr' ' •' mnlrail talks presmth underwdv ind in at the gimrning bnd\ •> munthh muling hi 111 mdll tonlrailurs v,h« \n»i p»'t» t rf s imp i iM s might douhh the Lust af an existing Tuesday in Ihi Beuhwmid Si hcml w iges SB tn SH ppr hour (Csnflnued en 1 Post tnld thi lUthenet of I1 intrnstrd uti7en>i thit thi last position takrn hv thi sthnnl hcurd rrfleiteri i lomprnmisi frnm their origin il position i Lompromisi th il w is dcct-ptahli In thi- t ounul Rut hi mitid thtre ire ither ireis tint must br further defined hefnre i fin.il riicisinn can hi mide 4tfording lu earlier reports un thi talks Ihi sthuol boird had nnginalh offerer! the town i leising arrangement for the huildinR on Rt '2 vthili the t numil sought outright ownership of thi iaeility Hath Post and Mavor Thomas Rirtiardi declined lo gi\e details on the mmprumise nffer and thi possible nutnime of thi two weeks ahead of schedule with no holdups on material WORK IN PROGRESS Mountainsides travflmg New negotiations prompting argumints frnffl nne Providence road are being treated to doily views of or labor With luck it ihould be completed by the end of the audnnie mtmher Russ ( irdnni Both hnarri construction progress on the new bprough firehouse year he reported at the last lorough Council meeting represent the same l«pa>ers who ire in (Photo Graphics) According te Abe Suckno fire commissioner the proiect is tilled to know what s going on he sUtiri g Posl defended the current silent e nn thi 4Llllllll]llllllll1IIIMtll1jjty Sqhool of Jaeobson & Co,, Inc., Elizabeth, to repair the (JergVatfuaU'eredil can be obtained through the Resolutions passed at the session included The curriculum tnuihes all phases of lav, Business Administration. He haf completed all Story hours open new roof tiles at the Deerfield Elementary University Of Virginia by those completing the course credits for a doctorate in public ad- School, which were damaged in recent rain- one requesting the Union County delegation in pnforcpmpnt espptialh for a man frnm a smdllpr polup department I (.an USP course work. Physical fitness is emphasized ministration at New York University, Rinaldo storms. The cost of the work will be deducted the N.J. legislature to take immediate steps to at library Oct, 1 r% pry thing I have learned and attendees participate in a rigorous closed his office as an industrial relations (Continued on pag B30 and U a.m. will resume In the Sanctuary in the 10th annual parade competition in the under the leadership of Dr Bruce W Evans, Salute to Israel Fifth Avenue parade in New pastor Child care for preschool children will York be provided on the second floor of the Chapel The theme for the half-time show put on by Following the second worship services, a the band at the Bulldogs football games is picnic and swim party will he held at the home entitled "The Man of LaMancha'1 and was of John Runnell, music director, in Florham designed and developed by Anderson It will NEW TEMPLE ADORNMENT — Cantor Fond Dqrdoihti left and Rabbi Reuben R, Park, for all girls In grades B through 12, who feature special drills, changing geometric Levine sf Temple lath Ahm. Springfield, examine recently dedicated ark caver are eligible to be members of the fiirls' Choir designs and the "LaMancha" tunes, crusted by I no Golub, Mountainside weaver and textile designer Plans for the music program for the coming MARCHING BAND — Jeff Anderson, director of the Jonofhon Dayton Regional High Mitch Wasserman is student band director (Photo by Carlan Studios) year will be made with the girls by Bunnell and School Marching Band, gets hit band ready for a parade on Fifth avenue In New. Elsie Brooks, church organist and is assisted by Cindy Sproul. Patty Heimlich York last June. With him art, from left, Jennifer Werter, tubo; Mark Engelhardt,' and Nancy Rloui fill the posts of head and On Tuesday morning the Kaffeklalsch group Mike Mitch, Patty Heimlich and Mike Baumrind. assistant drum majorettes, respectively The for young women will be held at »:30, led by New ritual covers dedicated 1974 "outstanding musician," Steve Roll, will Mrs. J Brenlon Stearns At in, Dr Evans will serve as soprano brass section leader, and will lead the women's Bible study group, which will also be featured in a solo trumpet. Other sec be followed by workshop day, sewing baby Township temples establish lion leader) and assistants for this year's band at Temple Beth Ahm service layettes and maternity tops, Mrs. Howard include: Rene Schneider (assistant soprano The men! Sliehat or penitential service- held acquired a coordinated Holy Day set conceived Heerwagen is workshop day chairman. Dessert bass section!, Michael Baumrind (middle ,i! Temple Beth Ahm in Springfield, was also by Rabbi Reuben H. Levine of Beth Ahm and and beverage will be provided for the luncheon joint adult education project brass leader), Lori Young (assistant middle 1 In1 occasion for the dedication of new ritual designed and executed by Ina Golub, textile served between Bible study and workshop. and a Jewish Literary Guild are also brass), David Hoffman (lower brass leader), In order to he able to offer their rartgreptits adornments In honor of the High Holy Days the designer and weaver residing In Mountainside planned Laura Loustien (saxophone leader), Andy a wider vqrinty <»f Jewish eductHiomii op ark eyrtam and Torah scroll covers are At the consecration ceremony. Rabbi Levine The faculty will consist nf Rabbi Howard Dobin (assistant saxophone), Mitch Wasser. poriunlties, Temple Shn-tirey Shiilnm nnd changed to white, symbolizing purity and explained the symbolism carried out by the 1 Shapiro. Temple Sha'arey Shalom. Rabbi man (percussion leader), Billy Neal (assistant Temple Beth Ahm. bntli in Springfield , hnvr spiritual cleansing The temple has now designs, baled for the most part on Hebrew Students working Keuhen R. Levine. Temple Beth Ahm; Ben» percussion), Donald Llbes iclarinet section joined logolher to form nn iiilult sehnnl for the calligraphy consisting of words and terms lamin Margolis, director of education of leader), Terri Hertzlihger (piccoloand flute coming year associated with the Jewish New Year and the Temple Beth Ahm; Habbi Ely Filchik, Temple, in health office at leader). Courses, iectures imd Bi'tnlmirs are Recreation opens Day of Atonement. The curtain (parochet in scheduled to begin (let H and will eonlinui1 M'nai Jeshrun; Habbi Charles Kroloff, Temple Cail Lawrence, Sue Barrett and Vicki Hagel Hebrew I carries three shapes in pastel colors ihroujSh April 17 Emanuel. Dr. Jacob Litman, Dr. Albert Dayton Regional will serve as captains of the twirlers. flags and on an off-white ground, reminiscent of the The course st'loetion is oxtensise iind th(' Bromberg and Meryl Reichman, , . registration for rifles, respectively. shofar or ram's horn which is sounded at the Jonathan Dayton Regional High School's lime schedule is such thiil evnrynni' should be In addition, lay members of both The tentative competition schedule for this new year service Superimposed in appliqued health office would be a very hectic place if it able to find somi'tliint! til interest ul a coti congregations will lead classes. These include • year includes the following events, according to 5fall programs metallic fabric are three key words taken from were not for Dayton's health office assistants. venient lime. 9 spokCHmiin ndcled Mrs, Harry Lauton, Mrs, Melvin Weinzimer, , the High Holiday liturgy: Repentance. Prayer The health office assistants are a group of Anderson: The following Springfield Recreation Courses will include four levels til the Hebrew Mrs Kdward Rnsenbaum and Mrs. Harry and Righteous Acts. These are the three steps students who tike time out of their school day Sept. 29 (1 p.m.) at Woodbridge Senior High Department programs will be offered for hoys language, conversalioniil Yiddish, history ul Kice by which an individual effects the self- to help In the health office School, Oct. l (8 p.m.) at New Brunswick High iind girls tins fall: Zionism, the meaning of prayer and Bible A detailed schedule has been mailed to all , improvement which is the goal of this ob. While working in the health office they attend School, Oct. 6 (l p.m.) at Pompton Lakes Pre-school rhythm—3-6 year-olds, Monday In the category of seminars, students will congregants and they were asked to mail in the servanee period, he said. to jobs that would normally be time-eonsumirijS Senior High School, Oct. 13 (1 p.m.) at mornings, 9:30 and 10:30, starting Sept. 30, have a choice of "The Joy of Jewish Living," registration forms to their own synagogues no . for Dayton's two health counselors. Jean Governor Livingston High School and Nov. s (! Instructor Evelyn Fanish Each of the five Torah covers bears a Jewish values and ethics, "Whatever You later than Monday Others may call for in- , Hebrew inscription related to the Holy Days: Wortham and Elayne Bross. p.m.) at Long Island Ocean Side Senior High Modern dance—Kindergarten and up always wanted to know about Judaism and Hail lormmional either Temple Beth Ahm. 376-0539. , 'The Day of Remembrance," "The Day of The health office assistants are in evidence in School. Wednesday afternoons. 3:15-5:30, starting Oet No One to Ask" and "Adult Bar and Bat Mitz- or Temple Sha'arey Shalom, :i7!W>3B7. Judgment," "The Birthday of the World." the lobby of the health office, where they On Nov. 23, at Springfield and Mountainside, 2 Instructor Evelyn Panish, vah Preparation," All courses are tuition-free. ^'Forgiveness and Pardon" and "The lard register student! and their complaints as they the annual candy sale will be held to help raise Art class-6, 7 and 8-year-olds Tuesday There will he mim-i/nurses nf two sessions The combined Committee consists of , Bless and Keep Thee." They are developed in enter the health office. In addition to doing money for a band trip to the West Coast, afternoons, 3:30-9, starting Oct. l. Instructor each These include: Laurence Goodman, Mrs. Norton Mlllman, • the same fabrics and colors as the curtain. clerical work and acting as receptionists, the Arlene Rosenbaum 1. "Eeumensim and Confrontation between Mrs. Rice and Robert Roth, representing Beth < This project was one of a number of assistants also take temperatures and care for Art class—9 through 13-year-olds, Thursday Judaism and Christianity: Cnntemparary Ahm, Herbert Forman. John Schlager, Ronald , collaborations between Rabbi Levine, who is o minor injuries under Mrs. Wortham's super- afternoons, 3:30-9, starting Oct. 3. Instructor Players schedule Challenges to Judaism;" Toll and Mrs. Weinzimer. representing specialist in Jewish ritual art, and Mrs, Golub vision. Arlene Rosenbaum, 2. "The Evolution ol Jewish Religious Sha'arey Shalom. Habbi Shapiro, Habbi Levine ^ Their joint effort! are in evidence locally > both Health office assistants working with Mrs. Clay modelling—? through 13-year-olds, buffet and casting Groupings in American Jewish Society, and Margolls art also on (he committee, • a! Temple Beth Ahm and Temple Sha'arey Wortham and Mrs, Bross this semester are: Wednesday afternoons, 3:30-5, starting Oct. 2, Diverse Views in Jewish Beliefs;" Margolis is the director of the program.' , Shalom, as well as other congregations in New Karen Wright, Renee Grlmaldi, Cynthia Bauer, Instructor Nora Herz 3. "Jewish Identity, Is there a Crisis?" Jersey and other states. Dina Benno, Ruth Ann Pardueel. Laureeri begins for musical All courses will run for 10 weeks at a fie of 4. "Sanctity of Marriage, the Jewish Concept The families which have contributed toward Eick.Oeri Bross, Anna Schffiedel, Lisa Simon, Vail to address Lions . (10. Registration will be accepted at' the The Springfield Community Pliyi rs will hold of Sex, Marriage, Divorce and Birth Control ;'-' the acquisition of these Items are as follows: Cindy Hibbs, Lynn dadden, Marjorle Relter, Russell E, Vail, district governor; 1SE of recreation office for all children's classes. their annual paid-up membership dinner at 7 5. "Intermarriage, and the Jewish Future," The ark eurtain^Mr. and Mri. Benjamin Shari Wlldman, Linda Murnane, Lori Schlein, Lions International, will be the guest speaker Tuition should be paid by cheek made payable p.m. on Monday, Sept, 23, at Evergreen Lodge, B: "Youth in Search of Values;" Crau, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Minlman, Mr, and Anna Glovanone, Susan Prokielmer. Gail at tomorrow night's meeting of the Springfield to the Township of Springfield. There will be no Evergreen avenue, Springfield, it was an- 7. Jewish Youth and the Sexual Revolution." Mrs. Max Tanenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Cathy Wolf. Lions Club, scheduled for 7 o'clock in the refunds after the first clan. nounced by Shelley Wolfe, president of the Norton Mlllman, Home study groups on contemporary .Jewish Mountainside Inn, Rt, 22, All classes will be contingent upon sufficient The Torah covers—Mr, and Mrs, Joel registration, and the Recreation Department on.to. the buffet supper will he 16, Kaplan, Mr, and Mrs. Sol Braverman, Mr, and Dayton students reserves the right to cancel programs. Also, a which Is the dues for the 1974.75 season. The Mri, Marvin Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Norman class may be closed at the discretion of the membership fee for teenagers will be $3. Thieves get Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shindler, Mr. and Recreation Department when a maximum will attend ballet Anyone who does not wish full membership will Mrs. Samuel Pilier, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Piller registration is reached. pey 13. AH those attending mutt bring their own and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kravetz, Tomorrow morning, 80 students from the 12 machines vocal music department of Jonathan Dayton eating utensils, dinner plates and coffee cups. Six typewriters and six CQtJRTHOUSi SQUARiS Regional Hl|h School, Springfield, will attend a The program for the evening will he a calculators were reported performance of "Cappella," performed by the musical review, "Up with People," written and stolen Friday from the IBM New Jersey Classic Ballet Company at the directed by Evelyn Orbach of Springfield, building at 073 Morris ave,, buys seconds NEVER Springfield Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel. assisted by Rita Miller of Maplewood, RUN DOWN This is the first program In the 1974 Young choreographed by Barbara Teltelbaum of Springfield Detective A FELLOW on the house! People's Concerts presented at the Artl Cen. Springfield and Phyllis Cohen of Union, wlt^a Howard Thompson and I'll, 1 ten the programs are sponsored and paid for cast of 20. ' "~" Donald Schwerdt, who in- Perfect example, Wednesday's Piip Sea Dinner, by the Garden State Parkway Commission, veltlgated the case, said the Golden fried Tendersweet dims, fish, frencli For information concerning the dinner, Edward Shlley and John Vaida are the vocal readers may contact any of the following eo- burglars gained entry fries and slaw—with seconds on the house music department Instructors who arranged sometime hetween 1 and H:ifi A!!lor$2.49. Only $U9 lot kids, chairmen; Charlotte Anker, 378.9068; Gloria the trip and who will chaperone the group. Dulti, 278-BZ27, or Marilyn Liebowitz, 688.8318. a.m. by prying open a rear door. In addition to taking the SUNDAY BRUNCH! ^iiitiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiittiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniitiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiutfiiiiiiiiiniitiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJi J office equipment, police said the thieves also broke into a ALL YOU CAN EAT! I Kean College calendar" cigarette machine. From 1 A.M. to 1 P.M. FARMING STATK California-leads the nation "ADULTS'F CHIIDREIPF in production of 48 funatr 191 agricultural crops, ranging DATE EVENT. TIME PLACE ADMISSION from alfalfa seed to walnuts. Sunday Children's Dinner 7SW 940 "Dames at Sea," Proceeds to benefit Eugene G. WUUni FRAMES mentally retarded children I p.m. Theatre for the Performing Arts 110 TUESDAV WEDNESDAY PUNCH LINE Fill! Fry Spaghetti peep Sea KZ Flea Market 9a.m.-5p.m. Green Lone parking lot OF THE WIIK LUXURIOUS , Blick & Chicken Sprit Dinner It Dinner §2.79 , Navy Fry $2,49 Fish Fry 8 p.m. 12*9 $2,« i2« FRIDAY QiADUNI S-22 "Butterflies ore Free" Theatre for the Performing Arts 1.50 . Goldin Brown All Items othir thin spot niwl SUEDE t41.fi ROUTE 22 (Eastbqund) SPRINGFIELD t-23 Music Dept. Recital 8p.m. Theatre for the Performing Art! N-C ]7»-5S66 we icctpt AmiFlein Exprtu s, Maifir thirst should be In our off let by noon iQpggiitt ctunnal Lumber) ~ on Friday, Two (treat lentliiT.s lire bettor than on*. B44 Pibitii Abortion vi.Rlgit to Llfes They tnke naturally lo very refined styling, Ms. Ann Scott and Dr. Joseph Wargani Sp.m, Littiii Thiiitn N-C today's more tiiirrow eiistntn toe ejsprcsNion, Typically uut|u>nlic Florslieiin fashion. MS "Birth of iNitlon" 10 a.m. EASIEST WAY "To Kill a Mockingbird" 2p.ni,-5p.m. ' TO GETALON& COLLEGE STUDENT 7i30p.m. Little Theatre N-C — AND GET NOWHERE IN 0-25 JVSoccer: Kean vs. Stevens Toch. LIFE-75TV 2130p.m. Athletic Field \ AQfiEE WITH CHECKING ACCOUNT 9-26 Vanity Women's Tennis: EVERYONE S SHCES Kean vs. Stum Hall 3:30 p.m. Tennis Courts N-C ABOUT EVERYTHING 331 Millburn Ave,, Millbum Ml Muilc Dept.-Faculty Recital 8 p.m. Theatre for the Performing Art! N-C I OWN IHURS IVIi POURING ACROSS IHHTMn 9-28 Vanity Football: ^ , Ktin vi. FDU Ttineek lliS0i.m. Athleti§ Field M Good Money Management Is essential to personal 9-28 Varsity Soccer: Kean vs. Bloomfleld College independence and good lifetime planning! , lliMa.ni. At hWlc Field N-C Start your college career with your own checking account— 9-29 "Walking T.I1" 8 p.m. Theatre for the Performing ArU 1.50 FREE to college students whose parents have a cheeking account with SPRINGFIIUD STATl BANK. (If they don't MO Junior VartHy Field Hockey: Kean .ozaxi have one, ask them to open one today!) . vi. Middlesex Community College 3:30p.m. Athletic Field RESTAURANT • PASTRY SHOPPE (CATERING 379-6500 M0 Junior Vintty Women'! Tennli: Keen vi. Mlddleiei Communiti y College 3:30 p.m. Tennli Courts 1998 Morris Ave., Union • 686-6633 (At Thi centtr) 10-1 VlvecaUndftni^AmiWonin 8 p.m. Theatre for the Performing Art• N4J WE ARE EXTENDING OUR 104 "GoldRush." "Mr. Roberti" 8 p.m. UUU Theatre SUMMER SPECIAL MlMtlft C.D.I.C. l»-z Women1! TmnU: Select From Our Famous Tortes: 4.50 MAIN OFFICE I ECHf FUZ« BRANCH T«mU Q»nrti HILLSIDE IVE. it RT. 22 I MOUNTAIN ttE. •MOCCR RUM ' •GERMAN CHOCOUTE- .4.901 lp.n. ThMrtr«(octhiP«rfgrintolArtt •HA2£INUT_ srRINBflELD, HrJ. | SPRIMFIELB, N.J. Ul Ctkt* f Dlnm. (10 Itfvlnji) -LIMITlBTlMIONtYl' "YOUR fill! SERVICE BANK HAS YOUR INTEREST AT HEART"- N-C-NoChwge . • • . , " • Additional inform.Uon U av.llable at the Olfiee of CemmwJiy fcrvleti, sn«n, Open Dally Exctpt Sunday

•v Geiger and Cullen supported MOUNTAIN8!DE(N.J.) ECHO-Thursdoy, September 19, 1974-3 at Republican kick-off party

Mountainside Republicans supported their Cullen They are no politicians, they arc your candidates al the 1974 campaign kick-off party neighbors and mine They nre dedicated and Sunday tit the Elks Club. qualified men capable of honest government in Eleanor Heehtle, campaign manager for Mountainside, They are experienced lenders incumbent Borough Councilmen Bruce Geiger who for the past three years have proven they and Bill Cullen, said, "We can be proud to can represent all the people of MoiiMt.iiiiHiric support two men like Bruce Oeiger and Bill We can proudly support Bruce and Rill who though they receive no monetary award, serve their community with unselfish time rind effort Voters can meet We can reward them liy giving (hem mir (ii-livc support in the coming campaign " Rinaldo Saturday Both candidates told Hepuhliciins unending, the rally that ihrnujjh voters' support they will Congressman Matthew J. Rinaldo will bring "help keep Mnuntainsidn Ihe fines! rnmmunily his mobile office to Westfield Saturday, The In the state " eongresiman, who toured the 12th Congressional District In his mobile office last George Novitt, president ol the liepiinliciin spring, will be in (he Weslfield shopping center, Club," asked fnr the support nf lh<> two ran Broad and Elm streets from ! to .1 p.m He has didates. Also .illi>nriing ihe parly were Mop Invited residents of Weslfield, Mountainside, Matthew Rinnldo, who Is running for rccleilion to Congress, find Hnspmary Sinn"!, t'nioii CQUNCiL INCUMBENTS — Mayor Thomas Rkciardi (center) confers with incumbent C'ranford and Garwood lo meet with him and Rspubii con councilmen Bill Cullen (left) and Bruce Geigef on the current campaign discuss any federal matters of concern to them County freeholder trying for her first cli'cti'd DIM HOPiFULS^ Democratic iorough Council eondidotei Al D'Amanda (left) and id term on Ihe board Both endorsed (ieiger and Riccioriii. who Is not up tor reelection, and the candidates offended nil :MMK it Thv companied by members of his staff, who would Local Democrats draw 100 cnuncilmen and urged full support of (hci> Maiii^ Library tonight assist him in gathering any information candidacies to D'Amana-Reisdorf party required for follow-up action in Washington The purpose of the meeting is in explain Mountainside Democrats sponsored n chairpersons Ingrid D'Amanda and Isabel champagne party Saturday, for Horough Papik and others who contributed their time to Council candidates Al D'Amandn and Kri help make the party a success. Ileisdorf, More than 100 persons attended Ihe Robert Shields, campaign chairman. In- gathering held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iroduced to the gathering the local candidates, John L Cote, juniper Way. Russ Cardoni, D'Amanda and Beisdorf, who reiterated their We air condition chairman of the evening affair thanked his eo- two main goals if elected In November, fiscal responsibility and open and reBponsive hot water Sail- government. Japanese to visit They stated that "the 'soled group' that controls Mountainside has favored ex. electric homes, too! Iraordlnary expenditures of over $1,4(10,1100 in suburban towns; recent years and only active Democratic up. position has kept our borough lax rate low The CALL NOW . . . FOR A hosts are needed claim of the 'select group' that they have kept Ihe tax rate low is ludicrous. The residents of Homes are needed for the weekend of Oct. IB. FREE SURVEY! Mountainside must look to us for fiscal 20 for a group of Japanese visitors to this area responsibility. We also pledge to listen to the The people are short-term visitors to the United residents, respond to their needs and be certain States who live and work In New York and who 686-6660 they are fully informed of all the activities of usually do not have an opportunity to visit their council." suburban areas Betty Wilson, the majority whip of the Now The New Jersey Chapter of the American .Jersey Assembly, expressed her support for Host Program, which sponsors this group, is a the local candidates and was enthusiastic ahoul nonprofit, voluntary organization of citizens ihe turnout as indicative of an active Interested in furthering international relations Democratic party on a person-to-person bads, A pre-Hallnween Adam Levin, Democratic candidate for the party is plannid for Saturday evening, Oct. IB, U.S. Congress from the 12th Congressional for the host families and their guests. Dislrict, also addressed the (lathering. Union The New Jersey Chapter of the American County freeholder candidate John 'Mollojzi Host Program has been awarded a grant by the spoke for the entire freeholder slate, which N.J. Bicentennial CommUsion to participate in includes Walter Boright and William MeCloud bicentennial functions together with the foreign visitors. ilM!llllilillll{{llllllllll!MIIMIIIIIIIIIIIil!l!l{!!lllllll!llliiiil!llil!!!!!!!l!l!l| Anyone who would like to have a Japanese guest for the Oct. 19-20 weekend or is interested In flndlnl out more information about this | Le tiers to Editor \ group may call Phyllis De Vos at 232.2805. Ill!l!!tllUI!lllllllllllll!!illlNIII!iliiillll{iillil(!lli!lliiiilllllll!lllli!!lllllim SCilOWl.lNHUHANfK The newspaper account of the school ac- PERC reforms cident insurance voted on by the Hoard of Education at the Sept, 10 meeting may have are urged by Fox caused some misunderstanding about the part played by my husband, John Palmer. He did not offer his services; they were requested by The president of the Union County Regional the board. High School District Teachers Association has At the April executive meeting, Mr. Grant contacted state legislators urging prompt Lennox asked me whether my husband would passage of the bill that will reform the Public be kind enough to review the student accident Employment Relations Act of 1968. insurance bids recieved by the board, 1 "S-1087 would give the N.J, Public declined, stating that I thought this might be Employment Relations Commission the power considered a conflict of interest since my it needs to make fair negotiations in the public husband was in the insurance business. lector possible," iaid Dennii Fox, president of However, I was quickly assured by Mr, the teachers' group. Lennox that this would not be the case since The bill, drafted by the Byrne administration Mr. Palmer did not sell this kind of insurance; and passed by the State Senate In June, would he would be saving the board money, and also give PERC the power to remedy unfair labor would be doing a service for the community. practices and to rule on what matters are Furthermore, a past board member, Mr, ippropiiati terms and conditions of em- Thomas Splna, also in the insurance busineis, ployment for negotiations between public had done this in the past, employer and employees, Fox commented, I queried my husband regarding the matter "The fact that teacher! in some 30 school and because he is very civic-minded, he agreed districts wens still without contracts when to help, He spent considerable time reviewing CARRIER CENTRtL tin OONDITIOHIHC school opened this year showi the need for (he applications and charting the comparisons improvementi in PIHC law," Fox said, "The of lix companies submitting bids. Assembly should act without further delay and 3-TON 36,000 BTU's One week before the review was (o he without allowing amendments to weaken this presented to the board, I received a call from \mmm m ixisTiNa WARM AIR badly needed piece of legislation;" the.^buiiness administrator, Mr, John McDonough, stating he was reluctant to ask me par month the question, but he was requested by Mr. for 60 months Lennox to ask if I were quite certain my when financed Harry Ross, 79, husband had no business dealings with any of the companies reviewed. (Model 3101036, MAF004) general manager My first reply was that I would not submit the Bas« on unpala Biiinei o( ii,]H,M, All wyments Msea on so report. However, my husband though this month irm, [ntirtit rate of 12.50* No money down. Ineludts lift, Services were held Friday in the j^ would result in the rumor that there might be accident §ns hetith ihi\jranes, Totil note- n,raS4i Funeral Home In Westfield for Harry Ron, 79 * collusion, At this point I called Dr, William of Mountalnilde who died Wednesday In Weil, Union County superintendent of schools, Overlook Hospital in Summit, told him of my dilemma and asked for his A native of Brooklyn, Mr, Ross was a opinion. It was his opinion that I submit the FIRST PAYMENT DUE: Mountainside resident for 16 years.-He was report, which I did, employed as general manager for the United • It did not escape my attention that the Pert Service Co, of Brooklyn in Port Newark agenda of the Board meeting went Into great MARCH, 1975! for 22 years btfore his retirement 10 yean ago. detail listing the particulars of this Insurance PRICE INCLUDiS: He ii survived by his wife, Violet; a ion, H, and reprinted in its entirety my husband's Gordon; a sister, Mrs, H, C, Nelson, and four letter of recommendation. IS Pf. Pre-Charotd TubinB grandchildren, In previous years this item was worthy of two . Tharmostat and Sub-laitf or-three lines of print. Since this was the : imiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii ummiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuj' , Fan Relay board'i request todo a report -1 am-at a loss to understand all the agitation. . M Ft.-of Wiring I have recommended to the board that an . Bait (or Unit independent company be hired to evaluate al] our insurance needs. Since the board's • OHE-YEAR GUARANTEE reorganisation meeting in February, I have been asking that competitive bids be received • FIVE-YEAR COMPRESSOR WARRANTY on all our Insurance needs and that the most eomprehiniive and Inexpensive insurance be purchased. To date there has been no eon- elusive action on my request by the business PuWiitiid tich ThUrsdiy by Trumir pubHihing e»rp, administrator, Mr, McDonough, ' , . TRUDY PALMER MilIM Mlnti',.puMlilwr. 144 Greenwood Rd, Asher Mlnti. auocMta publlsha- NBWSBIPARTOINT Ktrtn 51011 The I nuMiul lit Abner Gold. Supervising Ed I lor L MilMIUti Birtttw AUH'MS BUSINESS DEPflRTMiNT BeBtrt H, irumtll, adMrtiilng dire and PORTRAITS 5»mHow»rd 2550 Route 22 East • Union, NJ. il1fllI Phone 686-6660 Comfort Specialists • Established 1953 j NOW Pruviowi. MM, MwntiMUM. N.J. 252 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFiELD'3797666 Number 1 Air Conditioning Maker -(Thursday, September 19, 1974MOUNTAINS!DE(N,j.) ECHO Musicians entertain tonight PROFILE—Matthew j. Rinaldo (Continued from past 1) at AAUW's season dealing with "double-digit inflation which is recent years, however, Americans have An evening of muilcal entertainment will be Inking its toil on every poekelbook " Rinaldo become increasingly aware of the fact that the presented by Mark and Nancy Hull to members added, "The Democratic majority in the system Unfairly taxes the middle income in of the Mountainilde Branch of the American Congress has rolled up one budget deficit after dividual while providing elaborate schemes by Association of University Women this evenlni another " which the wealthy can avoid paying taxes at fl In the meeting room of the Mountainside His proposals include strict governmental altogether, or are able to pay proportionately Community Presbyterian Church, The economies, along with lax reform measures to smaller amounts in taxes than citizens nf program will feature popular inutlc with Hull close all loopholes and obtain a fair share of the average means. portraying various characters from different profits of domestic and foreign oil companies ON TRANSPORTATION well known showi, Listed below are some nf his comments on "We in Union County know how vitally im- other major issues portant it is that mass transit systems be Hull earned his B.A. degree in vocal music TIIFFMWCiY SHORTAGE developed for the use of all our citizens. This from Central College, Iowa. Before embarking "The shock of the energy crisis has stirred Congress has seen the passage of landmark on a professional singing career, he taught the entire nation It is apparent that we mult legislation in the field of mass transit. I public ichool music, He has appeared as a redirect pur thinking and our efforts away from strongly Jupported legislation which is now law soloist nationwide with the Whit-Lo singers and I hi1 thoughtless consumption of energy that has to make $4 billion available for mass transit the Norman Luboff Choir. Last summer he characterised recent years and toward eon- Likewise, I am pleased that both the House and played a leading role in a musical comedy at hijiviition and the research and development of Senate have passed important legislation the TheaCreby (he-Sea in Matunuck, R.I. This new energy sources America has been forced which I also supported that will provide 181)11 past year Mark performed his "Love" million for direct operating subsidies for mass program in churches throughout New England to face many hard facts which were largely 9 transit—$40 million of which will go to New SAFETY AWARD TO STIRLING PLASTICS—For having ths lowest accident rote and and New Jersey and did his "Who Am I " ignored a very short time ago We must get a fewest man houri lost from plant oceidtnti of any division wlthjn Sordsn Chemical reliable inventory of our energy resources We Jersey " program in the Chicago area must plnn an energy budget and weigh our ON EDUCATION in 1973, the company's Sterling Plastic! Division in Mountainside, was recently Now accompanying her husband on a future endeavors rigainst this budget We must "America's greatest resource is its young awarded the PrBSidoni'i Trophy for outstanding safety achievement. Participating fulltime basis, Nancy Hull has a background in wnrk diligently to develop new energy people The education they receive today in the,oward ceremonies are, from left, Jack Heath, Stw.llng's safety coordinator; piano, organ, harpsichord, and guitar. She has resources literally defines the future course of our nation Max (Minnig, president of Harden Chemical; Charles Matien, Sterling's general studied under organist Claire Coci and pianist It la imperative that education remains a manager, and John Reltmaltr, Sterlings director of manufacturing. ON TAX REFORM David Bradshaw In 1971 Nancy won the Jane matter of highest priority among national The American lax system has worked well Wittemore organ competition concerns The funds we invest in educational in the past because of the willingness of the The AAUW has invited ail women graduates ifiypiivcrs to i-ontrihute their fair share In programs must be spent as wisely and ef- MARK HULL ficiently as possible. I am pleased thai the Ten motorists receive fines of accredited universities and colleges to at- 1271 Wood Valley rd,, membership chairman, Congress has passed the Elementary and tend this first fall meeting, and members are may be contacted for membership Information Robert A. Steiner Secondary Education Act which culminated encouraged to bring guests, Julie Anderson of many months of work, debate and compromise at Sept. 11 Municipal Court (Continutd from p«ge 1) in both the House and Senate, Now, Congress us well as Messrs Rinaldo and l^vin, have must act to fund the legislation at sufficient Ten minor vehicle offense rases and two Speeding 45 mph in a 4o-mlle zone on New conveyed the idea that all groups must 'work levels to make sure that i! is properly im involving illegal possession of drugs were on Providence road brought 110 fines In two Restoration project, festival to(jflht-r' to beat inflation This is, simply, piemen ted. the docket fnr the Sept. 11 session of Moun- motorcyclists, John C Melnenly of Elizabeth incorrect Inflation is the expansion of money tainside Municipal Court, with Judge Jacob R. and Raymond W. Shuta of Roselle Park Shuto "We need to conduct extensive hearings and •supply and credit bv the government which tinner presiding paid an additional SIS for failure to have head heritage group's plan studies to explore the options for post- outstrips production nuse as my sourcjfor the The henviest penalty of Ihe night was meled registration in his possession secondary education and to determine the most (Continued from page 1! the celebration has now been duly noted in the above most economics texts and jjjny dic- out to Richard Miller of Linden, who forfeited Faith Tilletl of Clinton was fined IIS for - effective federal programs to assist students in Congressional Record, thanks to Rep, Matthew tionary I / u*»* $250 hiiil for driving while his license was failure to produce her driver's license when tative of a typical American community, with obtaining financial assistance for higher J, Rinaldo. suspended Miller had been apprehended in stopped by police on Central avenue A $20 its various nationalities and cultures nil living "Government alone Muses inflation by its education and other pod-secondary op. and WQtjjing together harmoniously." a January 1973 on Rt, 22 penalty was given to Ronald Kehaehman of Upon the naming of the borough as an official irresponsible fiscal policies, the government portunlties," spokesman for the program noted "Each Berkeley Heights for making ii left turn from Bicentennial Community and presentation of iilone can and must correct it, ON WOMEN'S RIGHTS group is proud of its own unique contribution to "Mr, Rinaldo. while decrying the horrors of (he right lane at the intersection of Rt 22 and its banner, Rinaldo noted from the floor of the "Women's rights is an issue that is jus! New providence road the community and of the those things thai inflation, saw fit to vote for increased national beginning to get the attention In (he Congress it Choral Parents House- Other motorists ticketed on Rt 22 included: make it distinct From every other ethnic group. debt, public financing (that means 'taxpayer deserve*. National statistics indicating a "When Mountainside began its planning for 1 William Ortiz of Plainfield. fined $30 for misuse This is your chance to come out and lee the financing ! of elections and many other woman needs a college degree to earn more the Bicentennial observance, the borough meet tonight in of license plates; Charles Ramesdorfer of East great pride each nationality has in itself and needless spending programs " than a man with an eighth.grade education are encountered a problem facing many relatively Paterson, 120 for disregard of a traffic signal, that all nations have in our one nation—as this Following are some of Steiner's comments on shocking. Action must be taken to give women young communities. Only a few years past the resulting in an accident; Anthony Romano of celebration is a part of the Bicentennial spirit," a variety of current Issues: the equal opportunities they need and deserve new music room observance of the 75th anniversary of its own Garwood, $15 for operating a motorcycle with Another note on the local Bicentennial INFLATION Progress has been made by this Congress in Incorporation, Mountainside as such did not The first meeting of the Jonathan Dayton an expired license, and John ,1 Oaughran of program: the borough's active participation in "Labor does not cause Inflation Business areas in which I have sponsored major exist in 1778. Regional High School Choral Parents Society Jersey City, Sis for failure to have registration does not cause inflation. Inflation is the ex- legislation - education and equal credit op- will be held this evening at 8 In the new music in his possession, San for contempt of court. pansion of the money,supply and credit by the portunity. I firmly believe that advances for room of ihe high school. "However, the committee came up with an 3 charges filed Ingenious approach that has been commended government. Please consult any dictionary to women In these areas can help our entire The vocal music department of Dayton Mark Blaetis of High Point drive, Moun by officials of the Bicentennial Committee in confirm this fact. The government's society immeasurably." Regional has almost tripled in size and scope in tainside, was fined SOS and was placed on six Washington, They proposed burying a time irresponsible fiscal policies are causing the ON CONGRESSIONAL REFORM the last four years. According to its director. on Hillside man months' probation after pleading guilty tn capsule containing accounts of life in 20th continued, spirallng inflation," "I strongly support much-needed reforms Kd Shiley, 1970s total of 60 students in two An ifl-year-old.Hiilside man was arrested by possession of less than 25 grams of marijuana; Century Mountainside ...Additionally, the TAXATION that will govern the means by which members choirs and one theory class has grown to the Mountainside police Sept II on charges of he also paid 130 for careless driving on Suriimii committee decided to restore the Badgley "Congressmen pretend that increased of Congress are elected and the manner in present reiistratinn nf 150 students in four possession of burglar tools and stolen credit lane. Carnelle Arrington of Kahway was fined house. The Mountainside Cultural and government spending can be done without which business is conducted once the body is choirs, twii theory classes and one independent cards. 135 for illegal possession of a legend drug. Heritage Committee has already sponsored a increasing taxes. History and logic tell us convened. We must throw nff archaic customs, study group. -, The suspect, Booker E, Bowen Jr., also ac- Darvon. display as part of the Bicentennill celebration. otherwise. Look at your paycheck. Notice how abandon unnecessary secrecy, and make In order to encourage and help students cused of failure to give a good account of In other court action, intent tn defraud And plans are in the works for an international much of your money is taken away from you." Congresi the viable and responsive democratic participate in varied musical activities, the himself, was apprehended by Del, Stephen charges against John Bleibdrey of !,ong festival. (iOVERNMENT SPENDING Institution Ihe people deserve. It was not until Choral Parents Society was formed several Semanclk at 11:55 p.m in the parking lot of "Government produces nothing. Everything Branch were dismissed. Bleibdrey had been Echo Lanes, Rt, 22, following a routine motor 1946, ov«r ISO years after Congress came into years ago, This group helps provide the accused of writing a check for I3S2 to Tabor "So, Mr, Speaker, I believe that the borough It spends it must first take away from the being, that it undertook a comprehensive effort financial means for exchange concerts with vehicle check, police reported. He was released of Mountainside deserves to he commended for citizens. Direct taxes on the consumer take Associates Inc., of Mountainside, while having on $500 bail, pending an appearance in at reorganization. Not until 1970 was further other schools It also awards scholarships for insufficient funds to cover it. its creative and Innovative approach to away monfiy, action accomplished to reorganize the students who will major in music in college or Mountainside Municipal Court Oct. 2, marking the 200th anniversary of the founding "Indirect taxes increase the price of goods legislative branch. We must follow up on the attend the special two-week summer course at of our nation," ami services. All taxes at all levels of work begun in order to re«tore the people's Westminster Choir College, production are necessarily passed on to the faith in the Congress and to make it work for us Mrs. John Carroll of Mountainside, president ultimate consumer. Thus, so-called 'business today." of the Chora! Parent Society," urged that all Police probing fur, break-ins R.9,,fro«on win b.g/n taxes' are also paid by the consumer. ON HOUSJNCi parents who have students in the vocal music "Inflation is a hidden tax. By government "Inflation and tight money have taken their department, attend this meeting. She stated expansion of money supply and credit, it tolls on (he housing market. Because of high that there are many matters on the agenda for at office building last weekend reduces the value of all of the money you have prices and spiraling interest rates, housing the pare ts to discuss, all in support of the Five break-and-entries-four at offices in the the Rapistan Corp., 1163 Rt. 22, police reported. and Continuing Education program at earned, as well as reducing the value of your starts are down to i,fl million a year as con- musical events planned for the students during Jonathan Dayton Regional High School will be I Dlamondhead Building, ion Sheffield st, are savings, insurance policies etc," The burglars, who gained entry to the trastid with a rate of 2.2 million one year ago. the year. under investigation by Mountainside police held at the high school tonight from 7 to 9, FOOD SHORTAGE building by breaking a side window, jimmied Average Interest rates have risen to 9's percent At the meeting, Mrs. Carroll will introduce Police laid the first burglary at the facility open a tool cabinet and three refreshment Classes will begin during the first week in "The government has used your money to - up from 8 percent one year ago. This means the other officers: vice-president, Richard was discovered at 9:05 p.m. Sunday by an machines, police said. Employees are drawing October, For additional information, readers pay millionaire land-speculators not to grow that an individual must make $fB,000 a year to Amos, Springfield*; recording secretary, Mrs. employee of the Whirlpool Corp,, who repor- up a list of all missing items. may call the Office of Adult and Continuing food. The problem was compounded by the support a mortgage of $30,000, And the average Gene Rau, Mountainside; corresponding tedly.relurned to his office because he forgot to Education at 376-6300. recent wheat swindle deal with Russia. United price of new housing today is approximately secretary, Mrs, Marvin Seymour, Springfield, unplug an electric perculator. He discovered Stales farmers, if left alone, can produce more 140,000. Fewer Individuals are investing their'"" and treasurers, Mr. and Mrs. David Hart, his office door had been jimmied open; two food at a lower price than any other country in money In savings and loan institutions which Mountainside, lypewrlterl and two calculators, worth a total the world, The high food prices and shortagei have been the traditional source for home Jack Keenan of Mountainside is ways and of $1,800 were missing,. are government-caused." mortgage financing. This shortage of money means chairman, He has announced that the Further investigation by police showed the CORRUPTION puihis Interest rates up even higher. Govern- first function of the Choral Parents Society this burglars also had forced their way into offices "We must re-examine our bask premises In ment his a responsibility to provide an year will be a square dance on Saturday, Sept. of three other firms-Somerset Importers Ltd., order to prevent future oeeurreneeB of the economic climatt in which the Individual of 28, at 8;30 p.m, in the new Dayton gymnasium. the Dia'mnbd Shamrock Co, and the Equitable corrupt practices which are running rampant avenge means can afford to buy and finance A noted caller, Ed Porter, will lead the Insurance Co. In all, five calculatori, two at various levels of government and in both decent housing," festivities. All choral parents and friends have typewriters and a radio were removed from major political parties. We must once again been invited, Tickets are $3'and may be pur- thole officei. recognize the truth of the age-old saying: chased from any member of the society or at Polleriird they have received a description MI SALE $KISALE $KI SALE Power corrupts!' To reduce corruption. We Police give folks the door on Sept, 28th, Chairman of the evening of a car seen in the area at the time the crimes muit reduce the tremejidous amount of power is Rhode Epstein of Springfield. were dlieovered, Del, Sgt, Jerry M, Rice is IMnk Ski the bureaucracy his over the money you earn investigating the casei. on abuse of drugs EXECUTIVES read our Wont Ads when hiring em- and over your private life. ployees. Brag about yourself to over 80,000 suburban The fifth break-ln occurred sometime bet- "Send Bob Steiner to Congress, He will Deteetive Sergeant Waiter Betyeman and households! Call 6M-770O, dally 9 to 5:00. ' ween 3 p.m. Saturday and 7:08 a.m. Monday at Think Snow whittle away at the unnecessary functions of Sergeant Jerome Rice or the Mountainside government," Police Force held-a program on durg abuse Think Millburn Ski & Sports Center BUSINfi— Tuesday fonnembers of the staff of Children's "There muit be no enforced busing, as this Is Specialized Hospital, Mountainside, CUMM ING'S a clear violation of individual rights." The program took place at the hospital, Think About The Savings WARS.COMMUNIiM according to Mrs. Lea Tudor, director of In- "Many American men have died in wars service education at Children's Specialized. It ""Anniversary, which were allegedly for the purpose of itop. coverej^j full spectrum of drug abuse, in- SPALDING WAS NOW • SAVE ping the spread of communism. Meanwhile, the cluding identification of various drugs such as Sidtra! $170, ,$95. $75, United Stales government continues to send marijuana and legal aspects of drug abuse, and your money to communist Russia and com- was followed by a question and answer period, the World's best Car-< Numtro Uno 200, m. 85. munist China. These communist dictitorships 125. 80. used your money to provide the weapons to kill Siderai Jr. 45. your fathers, husbands, brothers, sons and' Man, 82, injured now at Year-End Prices! Equips , • 80. 50, 30, fellow Americans, "Communism in theory and In practice li slavery. We must no longer support any foreign by three robbers CABER " country with American tax money," An gg.year-old Cranford man required Monii $55, $40, $15. treatment at Overlook Hospital Sept. B for facial lacerations after he was beaten by three Pionitr 80, 55, 25. Council meets hold-up men in the parking lot of the "Echo •-Lanes bowling alley, Rt, 22, Mountainside, Plonstr Pro 95 70 M. (Continued from p«ge 1) Borough police said jhe victim, Jacob Poster, vt: contracts," left thi lanes at 11:44 p.m. and was accosted by BINDINGS • MARKER In other action at the lesiion, the borough the trio is he loaded bowling.fqulpment into his 4-Toe.44.Htel passed a resolution requesting the State car. One of the men held whit appeared to be a $79. $59, $2o; Department of Transportation to approve a revolver to Foster's back and demanded his 3-Toe.33.Hi el 69, 49, 20. revised request for aiilitance in the recon- money. struction of Central avenue, extending Foster told police he told the gunman to l.Toe-11-Hael.' : 39. 25, • 14. repaying' work from Rt, m to De« Path, shoot, but one of the accomplices grabbed the Originally, the highway-department had victim 'i wallet, containing $20. Foster was then granted a requeit for 135,000 for work only from beaten repeatedly about the fact. According to BMW Bt. 22 to Wood Valley road, THURSDAY . FRIDAY . SATURDAY police, he stated he would be unable to identify Bavaria his assailants. T • SEPT. If - • .20 • - 21 School board Regional board meets lOAM-rPM lOAA/UfPM 9AM?5PM . (Gmtlnutd from p»gt 1) from the contract which had been awarded to Monday in Springfield Every model in ifecb.inyii got Haft'l ysyf thane.*, fsSre Industrial Resurfacing Co., East Peterson, the ygui piik... end SAVEI 3002, JOOlIii, 300] A. t. Bgvmio hi Board of Education of the Union County firm which this summer repaired the roof of the wllh Ihriliiri) ptrlormant. 4 hindhnB , al Y«ar-tnd Prim MILLBURN SKI AND SPORTS CENTER Tonal High School District will meet in facility. NOW) Initilgnt iiiilliBn, is torn! Is Cummlno lodny far |tx adjourned session from 1 to 8:So p.m. your yn BMW 1U¥I , 313 MILLBURN AVENUE Board secretary John McDonough was ionday at the Keyes Martin Building In authorized to obtain price quotations from . Jg/leld. BEST TRADE-IN DEALS MILLBURN. N. J. 07041 companies which would be willing to inspect The Regional High School District Is com- 'Him Man !Mi,llian,t,f MM."*rH,Mi«.'t4 and evaluate the school system's entire in- posed or six communities, Berkeley Heights, surance program, including liability coverage. CUrk, Garwood, KenUworth, Mountainside and I Set ALL thtCariinOurShomoomt! 467-6778 1 workmen's compensation, etc. SpringfMd, and operates four high schools, • The next public board meeting is scheduled E.H. GUMMING oo for 8 p.m., Tuwday, Oct S, in the Peerfleld UIBD CAMS PONT PI|,,,NMV |wt trtM-twiy. Mi UfHQIIZlB cafeteria. ywn with * taw-«#rWint Ad. C»H-

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ECHO-Thursday, SBptamber 19, 1974-5 Red Cross needs YM-YWHA lists . drivers to assure registrations for 'Early bird' scholars :| help to residents autumn sessions .; Initiation of an overall, central organization ' to administer a Union County-wide volunteer The YM-YWHA of Eastern Union County will Tech classes 6 to 8 a.m. .transportation system was called for by Vora hold open house registration for its (nil For ihf' firs! lime, t'ninn Cnuniy rosidfriis illustrating Basic drawing and methods nf Maier, chairman of the Hod Cross of Eastern program on Sunday, Sept 29, from t 30 to sun will hnvt' a chuniM' N) ttikr t'tjursos 111 thr t nmii illustrating will lie cnveri'rt as u,.|l as srlcfiioti Union County, The measure would help meet p.m. The registration will hi' for all age groups, County Vocational Technical Schonls hcfnrp and proper u*e of materials the need for volunteer drives of American Red including nursery, junior, liween—teen," and work or school in tho morning In Metal Art Tiirmigii Welding.' students Cross vehicles adult i The Y is lor sited on Oreen lane in Union RfginnlnK fVi 7, the schnnlB will nffr-r ihc can learn the fundamentals of a new hrnneh of She described the need nf Union County The Y offers a variely of group arlivitioK, firs! nf fl serit>« of liiuPCk "eiirh hir-t r-mr Ihi' .1 rI of ei'iilpiuri' uitiioui makiriu ;i majni residents for assistance with transportation to both social and specialiieri The purposes of ^ps, scheduled frnrti i\ in H a m . nni' day [>**T enpi'tifhliire tor iquipini'iil Ihi' '"liiise wiM doctors, clinics, hospitals, etc She noted thai these groups is to develop liisMng friendships, wi'pk Th(i class™ liro designed for hoiisrvnn'i emphasi«i hnsii salet\ tci hnii|in.» of snldpring lack of bus routes, funds and physical good family relationships, and a strong Jewish liusinessnifn, professional workers, slnfi lira?mg. arc HeltiinK .'mil cis\acciline welding limitations were some nf the problems in- identity," a spokesman said "Those enrolled priiplnyei's and other8 who find 'nnt imrmal in ihe VnCillinniil CmliT't filllv nqllipppH volved are encouraged to pnrlieipaie regularly in such classrfiom Hchediiles dnn't fit info (hriT «..|dinu shnp She stated n need for the development of an activities as play groups, art. dance and schedules Tuiloii for the Vnciilinii-il i'enler courses is all-agency omnibus transportation system She consiruciion classes; swim and gym. conking The Technical Insliiuie u ill "ffn IWCI in til (or inion Ciuin'y reMdepts ^tiHenl'; in noted, also, (hot too many trips are un- lessons. Jewish harkiirminri IPHSOM« nnH IrnHuctory courses designed in ni»•• •iliiHiint-. \t..|i!l Arl lt'rnii|ili V'Vltlii'U win In' 'liar|i»(l necessarily made with only one patient in a classes in creative aris tiasic inforrr^Hinri .ihnut twii r;ire*'r fields The station wagon per trip and often a long period of "The open house registration will furnish an courses will cover \;iriou>- J"1' piissihiMin". /waiting ensues for volunteer drivers opportunity for children aged ;l 11 tn enjoy mi wilhin ihe field, salary ranges, wnrking ">" rcisrin^ wishing mnrc inlnr ma linn rl;ll ieuistr;H inn tn;iter iaIs should ciiotaci the 1 Minn , Union County Chapter of the American Red stratsgy with Un4on County Freeheldsri Matthew H, Nilssn (leff) and Ross Moris leaders for thai age group will he present In "Introduction tn (ompiiier Science uill i ouiily \iii':iiional Technical Schnnls, ITvd ; Cross, Is chairman of a transportation com Slnnotf and their OOP running matt Robert C, Dohsrty. Goldberg will coordinate describe (heir activities and children will he uiiliye ii fourth genernlinn IBM :(•« tape and H.'iritah rd , Scnich I'lains tmnf,. m call «mi allowed to try out any or nil of the groups and in am«l The "ffli'i" of riinlinuing Kduciilion will mittee for Union County and it is hoped that this the Ropgblicans campaign in Union. (HHC computer syslem. keypunch martnni"- , committee will help solve the problem of make a choice of subjects and other types of computer hardware heo|ien Mondiiy through r'ridaj from H :jn a m ! • .transportation for those in need of such service Refreshments will he served nl the program Tnlrociiicllfin to Design Praflinp" siuHcnis '' ! . \i] yi m ls 1 •Working on the committee with Mr, Overton Readers may uhlain further information l-v will work on ihe latest in Hraflini! pt|Hipni"ni t( A rs fesi'M!'^ t *' lit! '! !" cnic-i'l !M will be members of 21 other agencies in ad rail Hntii. NnhiMihaiis in the V ana HI 19 with a mini enniputer and oihi'r eqilipnicrit un ri.M'hi-'lul<- . la-;—. 'I !••"••• 'hi." lo <.••'•-: Yule cards available projects in drnfimg. nncrnfiiininB Mill dition to the American Red Cross, Mrs Maier asked that anyone who can give* i! iiiuepriniing little of their lime for this driver service to Artists on TV show Classes in twci introduciory courses al ihe please contact the American Red Cross at 383 Cancer Society taking orders Technical Institute will MIPI-I (mm Rin Mn m on Rex Gorleigh, Princeton artist, Nehmy Jean, Art group plans MOO, _____—„ Wwinesday Tuition is %M for I'niiin i'nuon artis! from Haiti, and Ismael Heed ul Order are now being taken for American Interested persons may contact the Union residents California a poet, mil appear on "Express Cancer Society Christmas cards, Herbert W County Unit Office of the American Cancer The Vocational Center will offer three 4th annual show UC Campus sife Yourself." Tuesday at K p m and Friday. Sept 1 Kamenfeld, PhD, president of ihe Union Society at 512 Westminster ave KUjflF.ljpibethb . community courses 'Winter Automotive The Somerset Arl Association will present it , 27. al Si:s(i p.m on Channels 50 and SB County Unit, said this week 07208, or call 354-7373, Maintenance" will train students to keep their lourth annual State Art Kxhihition lieuinimiji of flood project Due to the Increasing popularity and limited cars in iop running order through the winirr Dei 10 al the groups new headquarters in The Township of Cranford has undertaken a quantities of these cards, we have decided to months Students svill leiirn to Hernardsville Theeshihil. to he open days and project to Improve the detention basin offer the five selections al this early dale," -Flush the coniinj> system and replace evenings, will run through Del 26 capabilities of the Fables Pond at Union Samenfeld said Course e beauty of N.J. hoses. Judges for Ihe event will be nuthor-ariist- College's Cranford campus in an effort to help "In the past, individuals and businesses have —Change filters for oil. gas, air, and trans, sculptor Mario Cooper, president of the alleviate possible flooding in the surrounding mission fluid American SVatercolor Society: Roberto area. contributed an amount exceeding the cosi to be n Saturdays at UC —Replace spark plugs and tune up an engine DeLamonica. a RrnziUtin print maker who has At least 4,000 cubic, yards of material has incurred in sending traditional cards to their course. Veit, a consulting editor for Hand Maintain a proper level of vital fluid levels had his works exhibited throughout North and been dredged from the pond, according to Friends, family and colleagues in the business The beauty of the Carder/ State will be McNally & Co., Chicago, is the author of four in crankcase, transmission, hrakes, and nai- South America and Kurope. and Stewart Gregory Sgroi, Cranford township engineer. community," he continued. presented to students enrolled in a 10-week course this fall at Union College, the course is bonks on New Jersey, including "The Old lery Klonis. iirlisi eriucaiot- currently serving as Fables Pond will be one to two feet deeper; the Each card contains a statement entitled "New Jersey Comes Alive," Canals nf New jersey," Students will work on their own cars after Ihe executive rhreetnr of Ihe Arts Students League basin will hsve a uniform depth and will be acknowledging a contribution to the American Sponsored by the Department of Continuing "New Jersey Comes Alive" is one of many first class meeting of N V iomewhat larger Cancer Society with each bos holding 2! Education, the course leiigned to explore the courses being offered by Union College's "Introduction io Commercial Art" wiM All Sew Jersey artists aged IB and older are "The project is designed to improve on-site 1 The cards available this year include one geography of New Jer y and its relationship lo Department of Continuing Education this fall to survey the field of commercial art and eligible to enter ihi cdnipelition retention of water without compromising the with a gold embossed partridge in a pear tree the development of ihe United States, ex- meet the professional and personal enrichment aesthetics of the Fables Memorial Sanctuary," on a white card trimmed in red iB-1832) The plained Weyman Steengrafe, coordinator of the needs of adult students. Hanging from one-day explained Sgroi "Previously, when water pan second card (B-3S68i shows three young department seminars to 16-week courses, the subjects in- « 1972 . 1973 . (1974 » 192?) , 1924 . 192S out of the Pond, gn uneven muddy bottom carolers singing beneath a street light, the clude management and sales, drawing and remained. Now, even after the flooding "New Jersey's towns and communities, its card Is beige with a brown border The next painting, dance, music, real estate, psychology recedes, water will remain in the basin, forests and lakes, its mountains and shore selection (B-1B41) is white with red trim, and human relations, rapid reading and other enabling the Pond to suoDort life areas are often untouched and unknown," said across the card in gold lettering are the words Steengrafe "Knowing about them and the leisure topics, Sgroi compared the Fables Pond project to "Seasons Greetings,," The fourth selection iB- unique role we have played in American "Continuing Education courses are designed the one at Lenape park, on a smaller scale. 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" "The Fables Pond project will alleviate border; the scene depicts church-goers on a heritage and aware of the recreational value of subject rather than work towards a degree," flooding in the vicinity of Yale, Harvard, snowy night. The final card (B-2243) is beige New Jersey's natural beauty." said Steengrafe, "In fact, many of the students Brown and Makatom streets," he said. with a green border along the bottom; the The course will combine a lecture-discussion we serve already have degrees. There are no Fables Pond is located In an eightacre ^symbols of six major religions adorn a branch approach with color slides and films Saturday tests, admission requirements or grades for S SALUTING wildlife sanctuary at Union College's 50-acre mornings from Sept, 28 through Dec, 7, from 10 these courses," he added, Cranford campus. The sanctuary, situated "Because the supplies are limited, orders to noon at the Cranford Campus of Union A brochure outlining all the fall courses being behind the Campus Center and near the Sperry may only be filled on a tint-come basis while College. offered through the Department of Continuing Observatory, is named for the late Prof, David they last so the Unit Office suggests that county Richard Veit, chairman of the Social Studies Education, application procedures, and 0. Fables, Jr., who served as chairman of the reiidents place their orders early," Samenfeld Department at Roosevelt junior High School, schedules may be obtained by contacting IE college's biology department and was noted for concluded. M Westfleld, will serve as instructor for the Sleengrafe's office at 27C-26IIU, ext 238, his reverence for life and love of nature. ID Creative Arts Group Credit Union League plans outdoor show Editor's Quote Book 1 p/ans kick-off meeting The Hillside Creative Arts Group has com- w -, pleted plans for its ninth annual outdoor ihow o The Union County Chapter of the New Jersey // a man ncrvr tinilfadifts • on Oct. 13 at the Briitol-Myers field, Hillside State Credit Union League will open its 21(t himstl/, il is bf finite he nrrei season with a kick-off meeting, dinner and avenue next to the Hillside Community Center, tsyi stnythijif! dance Oct. 5 at 8:30 p.m. at the Pines Manor, Memberihip In the group is required for — Miguel De Unamunn ID Edlion, entry. Anyone under 18 can enter without a fee, The chapter Includes representatives from 'Crafts such as needlepoint, ceramics, and u credit unions in 93 induitrial, civic, church and sculpture will be accepted. Information is available from Mrs, Gertrude Kreps, art SELL BABY'S old toys with a educational organizations, with a total of more WW M, "e»M"«M700, diliy » to than 78,000 members from Union County, chairman, 353-0057. TEAM Four hike or hike trips - • FATIGUE JACKETS SNORKEL PARKAS scheduled on weekend THE FRENCH UNDERSHIRT • FATIGUE PANTS Members and guests of the Those who desire may plan on • HOODED SWEATSHIRTS Union Qounty Hiking Club taking part In a picnic supper IMY WEB BELTS have a choice of activities on after the walk. • FLANNEL SHIRTS Saturday and Sunday, On Sunday, Andrew MUSETTE BAGS William Mylts of Summit Fountaine of Murray Hill and will conduct an eight-mile hike William Myles of Summit will • GPO JACKETS • WORK SHIRTS over the Dunderberg Circular lead a ten-mile hike in New In N*w York State on Satur- York State over Pyngyp, day, Hikerl may meet at 8 Plney, West ind Bear i MILITARY PEA JACKETS • PAINTER'S PANTS a.m. justbeyond the Essex toll mountains. Cars will meet barrier on the Garden State beyond the Essex toll barrier • UMDLUItlRS ParkwajranaTHeinhS"Iesaer on the Garden Itate Parkway at 9:30 a.m. at Jones Point, at 7:30 a.m. and hikers will New York, Just off. Route 9W. meet the leaders at Bear ID I WANT YOU AT The hike will Include Bald Mountain Inn at 9 a.m. 0! Mountain and The Timp and The same diy Ray Carriere lunch on West Mountain, then of Millburnwill conduct a bike ' back via the area known as the trip In the Pluckemtn area, Fire Escape to Route 9W, meetlni at 10 a.m. at the Pluekemin PresbyHrian MEET MILDRED BISOGNA tfeinettei The same day Walter and Accuraty is Ihe kcjnoiu of a solid blinking upcraiion. "Millie", i« partlj Church, Bunny Taylor of Miplewood responsible for Mir accuracy 111, an A«islnni linokkeqiint: Siiperu.or F'ressUiff, Glen Arnold and sophomore Joe are Dayton Iteglannl varsity physical education, said, "The major aim of Anthony J Fiordaliso Is principal m Dayton i.ifi Impii they tan hring iilonii .it the right paw ball when it is snapped and make ihe iniiml Herbert H. Palmer ii athletic director, and Dr 1 Itagucci-did n fine job. Also doing a com- cheerleaders, this elective program is to provide for a student i ihi' iiffiMisivi and defensive units are at peak contact. Donald Merachnlk is the superintendent of thi mendable joh of blocking were light end Kevin iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiitiiuiniiiitiituiiiitiiiiiuiiiiii those, activities which rire most relevant to him Mercer and split end Harold Manner as an individual. Each pupil is recognized as an Union County Regional High School District 1 Defensively Oliver was "not overly pleased," individual, totally different from other pupils which will also feature elective physic: .! This cnuid be atlribiited (o the fact that thrw- socially, intellectually, and personally, and this eduction in the sister schools in Chirk Harrier coaches happy quiirlors nf the practice tittle has been spent Booters begin distinct personality is recognijed and provided Kenilworlh and Berkeley Heights working nn Ihe offense This week the football for by our elective program stuff will stress more defense ns they heinu "Freshman students will follow a basic in- molding a hUmcrd unit play tomorrow structional program The diversified with pre-season victory I'ljiying wi'll in tin' scriniiiiiijie were backgrounds in physical education on the Lack of courts tltfiimu niWiMii ihi irti mil nphnmori i lementary level makt ll dt slrable tn present i M isel Fuld OnTueiddN Divtnn ill tr Ii n\ ( un MH-HMW n s f^u ir I K n Mitt ht II Iht n ist ginr I facing Carteret more structured program to tht frtshmi-n This Ihi South Mountain Himrvitinn fnr in mis cuts practices il I" \l n H g« njl High Sthiml pi iv iirtitU in Ii ml if Iht nfknsiv unlit exposure will provide (or 1 mnn discerning mtit with West Orange Hi^h IH Mil MM I MISK1\ unh t 1111 will npr n its 14"4 eq*n ri Mini Ur Dt 11k Niidtn vhti intiidm^ t stlection of activities as thi student matuns This past week the Davton Harriers tnvi led With Ihi lornth in Dastiin Rpginm] Hifch mud v it, mi I Iti«.llor=iik aliniiiam at "In r hi kn i k I ir hnwmp uhtre tht and innves into the tlntivt phasp ti Wannanco Fark in Hi7dt)illi lit r Hi v I ill m i 1 (_ liui^ Hi r i i| rt Nt d Tv. i s hit 1 BnlHn^s stit rei Mason ipemnp The physical education iLtivite havi him in girls' tennis t Am leftited Cm livingslnn Hr^ion il HiM p rformt i lii |_ i Ii I t 1 ]t I I turn rrn» tu iih \rl Hrupp is pleased with thr dividtd into four main t dtpgnnrs filnp s ind m t Am HIII UMAN Thi Itindthan Divtnn Kiki Sihmil in IB inapraitiii mitt Tin leimhil im I i kti finrls t f his ti un in si nmm igi Ltinditioning individual and dudl sports rhyth njl High ^irl tennis team will open it 1974 •OCCER l strung showing in its first pirform uui t>{ Iht nln t I l| ill i r il Hi \* In Iht iffrn n Tbp It im mil he t (irterel tomnrrrw mn aitivitips and tt mi spnrts students in thi i a n tin M i dd) traveling tn keartn fur ^ertson Leidmt, thtsyuiri »iri Hillv HJIII I ii \h ii III I n I Ih il i in M runntnf I ii k In II \lii£. hi i\engr i isl vedr 1 ' deft it f arternl sophomore ind junior years dre required to n dw iv miel Thi latk of use nf Ihi rnri|,fipld leiini plinnj, firnl ( qrv Werntr ithird! ' hirli N tit lit vh i Ml i tl i hi uldi r i|i nhrn i In I slrnng le-im whith includes many partiupitp in i totdl nf si\ iitivities which PSCENE kiell Ifnurthl Jeff t uldstpin Ififlhl ill"! I ir\ f rt ijJii plner Tht hunters will npen thm i oupts t-ontinues tti himptr Ihi pn st is n i rt ill! if I I i I II nijliiN ^ ill hi In I til Hit hould include one individual or dual sport nnc 5 praLtue ses ions Thu fir lh« !e un hi IS I'.II 1 \\\1 I) Sherman i ixth) Fioundin^ nut Ihi fun hing tinltrtnie r hi lult m ^t Tuesd iv at hnme tcdm sport and twn conditioning and-nr rh>th prdttit ed on the f ov Liv ingston Hi >,ional HiM M H n iltl is, « h irei ill ibnul tin plat werr Bill bhir in inth J-ihn h in i), nn 1 Wtil Uringi nmsaptmty plus tvvr free selection atlivities Ih Itxlhillii triniln igirt it Ho ill I irk Sthiml tennis LIIUIIS IWRI i i I ill II II I I- mi nHjuMri entlvwiau illlhl Rnherl LilbLrt i lith -inri liu Ihi In im is plasing i will is Krupp hid The rkttive program for the first and seennrt I I I l i I i m^rs Silul Loai-h Ed Jasinskl silted thdt this ui i k his H i I i Hi i imi). cit th i II Hull cif Hiranek in Uth f-tu Tn 1 iv ing luri lulu ll I Ii h if td i! svt uld it thi tdge I he overall tnm marking periods will he stheduled it the girk rompetmg for tht mn pusitinns tn tti lilt ul (id iintut 4 vr r hi ir nf tht Sms* v Buik fimhhtd sctund v,ith Inhu \n I rsm Utilurie hi imprnvil md Ihf" pHver>, Innk beginning nf the fir I semester Thi program tpim will bigui in tln^mtiiin round 1 II h I I i ii I th r ii h i thing i i t twiilhi Kesin Muu (ti^lith mil SI \i forward to i sunning stason for the third ind fourth marking periods will he dLtermine whn will pHv ii Pdch positmn ill I il i r H ill cif film hrommc in ninth Theoffinsi at-t-urding tn Krupp leive Hot scheduled at the beginning of Ihi second Cnmprling for thi- singes hi rths lmludp lisi N u i I th r i inci \ niun just idritri i uihi M irt\ Taklnnti mti Hill Inn H Table tennis club to hi deisrcd II h is looked good spnrdriicillv semLSter Juniors will have heilth education vear s first singles plavf r Eileen Bdss stt niitl i Hi i rt ifltnI tn it Uemtr Miefh of fnlnnn lht\ are verv pleasid «ith Ihr It am pi r 1 ul has nut been able to sustain in ittark during the first marking period seniors will singles player Ldune Weik and third sin^lt mi i( tilth hit irm Llmnn s ectind ftirmance thu^ Far 4nd irt tnttungeri bs tht t onmstentH Tbt tenm need mnre work on have he ilth during the third marking pennd to open for winter plaver Laura Hotk tein Rituinm^ v tin in i nit i Ji k i Mi trr Huttpri Hottrnbt-Fg if iiiLllent showing of the fre hm in runni r I issink—il i raled (nlv fur it this hgc sophomore during the fourth m irking period competing for thr doubles posihnn intlul I ii Inn HI i id \ i mriu I d in II 1 it Ihi Tn hmi-n »hn pht-id in tht pn In m cl Ihi \n Itr v 1 i111• I inn I lul «. 'dl ( rntir kr« n I Fiul Krvst™ hi In i n ind Irishmen dunnj, stennd mirkin^ pi nod int-lude Dinnj Smith Plhi I ia1 Wnntr in n Hi i Mil I |_j.1 1I1I u I lit I *si 1 II It }£1! first doubles pi ijer R indi Schnti tonti Ii ill i I nv nlinn unpi iv in Ihi struninige ind leids Iht I OLd ircherv cned h idminton coed gnll Hth' Tjn In Fitro U7th) Hithirtl im n ilmli Dtl 1 in Ih lul Hv ml il 'i \ulli doubli players Ten Hlnom dnd ( ithv I mil Mi II urn t Ihi 1 nit ii stile frnm hm I im in storing Alsi t-\ptitul to add st( i in^ Inn touch fonth ill md ^irls ut cer are the i "'nth I Hill Stilus i"nd) Hill 7imineim in Ut !h III ti ii i I i in f tht- ind third duuhle pliver* ill Hit s7 ?ik Ht ni n iU\ t i m un II the a^t ii lJ in 14 Hf I un h i junior I ir> Srhenh a fini diihhler attivilie that havi been ilitted bv thi C3rdi Jje BUbilil ( 4thi Ru sill 1 n I i Imi I pU un in Im u in th « ill hv Snl Dunna Gi^rher and frishmdn Donnd I ic he I 1 I II I 111 in). tt r with ths New irk t i r v*lio i doing an outsl indinft Job it irfl winK iphomores und cniors fui their first four Ih and Joseph Toll in llh [lull In tin I i ihlt I nm is n w ih i Hi Ihe list nf girls trvinf,oul for Ihe teim Fm Ihtu n \ \ ik p rl I lulu in H") dnd staMd Krupp lit Is St heich is not gittinf, Iht lull weeks nf this semtsters phv ical nducatinn Davtnn s channs fnr the Sulurhin i tm 111 1 pii| ul H | irlitlp lilt M purl first time tl H i i until 1 H Ihit I 1st vtir w whin t nnugh li ui tot iih efftctive The right wnip pro^rgm The remaining four wteks nf this lerciac life will hi p irlialh rirHrmin i I h MM n npn fit i n nr i^ n t in Jm I tiBLh Idsinski ^nlitipilts Ih il Id tvv it \ Ml in t jr h ill in iht vmmi in pit ttill not bt d i itii d until Mnie ' t ^'11 stmLSlur will present firld hoekt v spied i ag nnsl ( dld*i-ll on Iridav Stf.1 in i hnnit I ti hip il pi i h I ill il il lit Iht tlltnl strongest t-nntenders fnr Ihi Hnhurh in I on Nnsius ind DdVi Wuitrom ire Lompt linj, fnr vvdv speedbill Ltiid reLreatmnal ^ames toed mtet The h irntTS ^ils h up in htit dt ftntlui^, 1 M ul ferpnte title will ri fiivlnn mil Htfenlim \ 11- i li in I tivprulnnf, hul Mtelh did pi l Ink 'I I'' If ' Hi 1' v in l\ il tin tailing hi ith Unnis and V-OLCI ortal square dancing ihampion Sumnnl tt stis in t ntt nlmn t-h impion Millhurn I I lit I m I I dmn in Tr nt m inpi llh II i ul il It lit Ip Ih r i| id nn I b ni^h nnnv pldvt rs irt still fif=hhng fnr th l-hv iml educdtion in tructors int lude 1 01 1 i I i MI ihi I lUr^on flavor** in th tl [i v in ni in Hi kill f iv in ml Lr Iwo hdlfbdik po ition ! Krupp intitipjles i fonlev Helen Hooper Rick Iacono Willi im ii In 1 Mil Mirlh iva sold tii thr I in p rhv in ml t r re inv il tl In v i il Ihf ttnipirirs wi ikness in this ired with Tt tl Kmdltr Kobtrt hozub Ruth Townsend ludv I ^ni I in vht r hi laved fur Tournament won lull \nnil il tut i\ i iLt ihtiui M Uprrvvtrk h rani i idthnt-d b\ i tiruisiri inkle Hi i§ Wihk inri Idtk Wisnwski OCT 5 \ irifi ilu iv pi ivert t * nlpr h=llf I r unlll I I | I i t\[ritnl li,i k hnillv Ml si itir Emmet The slruitured fre hmdn ltlivities dre \ i In Ihi nter hdlR" it_k wjs 1 * i liitnnn ill n it i It r mist ill I irt r I Hyff Hg by Mrs Stuhler Hui li has bun tloinj, i Iremendnus ioh il directtd by SILVL t ohen dntl Nmn Dtighertv P e i It n iv in 1 lift n^ivt pnmtmn vvhlth rv nit Hit i n I t Ii i Ii inm in n 1 I! nn t liter h iiftj Rk whilt ktrpint Ihp middle lint pti nt Mrs Walik and Mrs Hooptr ind fe-itun uy I I M u I in 1 i H lk 1 v Hi ituhl i I i phtn i i inu u i mining Inm thf I thinning Mr Rtibut Stuhlcr wtin fir^l pld e wiih in mUU paddlchdll Igirlsl football (hov linrisptedi BRDWNINr 1 in I Ih nd points in Iht His \ point Itiurninit nl p n )NI 11 pr ea DifLHSUth Ihr uml hds ptriotlli llh way ihoys and girlsl R ght For in ii 1 [rin},ti Iri Kngionil Hijjh Schon] nred b\ Ih t tho I ike \\n Hnl IH il !• h lot ki d good Sometime thi- tit fenst has not Activities for thi serond marking pirmd will From i 1 M in 1 thu if u vvhit pl-ived junior ball ll I ake C nuntrv f lub f l4Stri (.mid pnsitirnal smtii thi hill hi mil bt si lected frnm Ihi following list haski-lhall it ii in 1 \ngtle ( mvr knpw thi Mrs Ntw] Sidford Jr «i t mtl «ilh Kaufman plays soccer ilwdvs been quirklv ileand fnm thi dpfen team hdfidhdll (boys onh I med volleybill i 1 i II ( hil idt lphi i Amerirms Ir thev pnints Thi ln\ putts tillr w i unn In Mr K ARROWS AND ALL diiij- gtidht im toed (.vmnastits toed phvsical fitness self i In \ I lump's lhr\ wun Ihe lewis V\ Stringer with \% Mrs Me% n rimri uin at Imory University BOW HUNTING Slandint, »ul *t fullbiik irt lunior Harrv dffense shmnastics weight training ened EQUIPMENT i| hi i(ii 'Mid to the n inner of 1 ihip in honurs on the setnnd hnle c Nile k iurm in rl pnnpjn Id i nnr r 11 Irwin ind Hitk Mnn is \\%n innkinp good hi retrealionii games wrestling coed folk dance STOCKED HERE I If i i II i li p fnur trims in Iht In Ihi mmhined R ind i tlmsion Mi rtlui Hint It lit i in in i Ihi I nuiv lnivtrilv been versatile rovi r Kon t rank This arei ton jnd modern dame (yrlsl The same iitivities I L I Mildrcrt Bvci » is first with 1 | nn Mr i i i It mi Hi Ml m i (i Ltill y h i h i been wi ikent d with junior Stew M ilvsik listed ahovt will be offtred during the third i Nl In nn hit k til \nrth IPI rv ind lime Freeman w-m etnnd with m [ nints iipi mil pi Hint iiiri i it h 1 nn Johnson ill nit limpnranh with a throat mfei tion marking pennd beeaust of the Lhanges duritig 11 i i ili i Ii il fih S( f ii t\ n vearn ihm Mrs J H C irrnll won the low putllill «ilh I Ih It mi um ni HIL tronijti'it in tmnrv Ihi goilie situation is quite bripht B the health education program i i \s Un Id I inn in Ihe Halian In torv ophnin ire Sid Kaufm in and Nirmin ShmtllPr l ot d Itmgball soflhill tnrd phvsiuil filnes CLOSiB MUlJJil I \n Hi I it n rir nf i rgTni7fd snectr K lulin in ullb i t irhnk I itkuhtn Fint IV h IM 1 tm inipr ivc II thi sitiHhtin remiin 1 WEDNESDAYS x iiieu Jmiidbil] coed ttnni mtd irjt_k and i n * ih lit ^ irV S( HP »a>, till 1 1 •fi Aflon & P T 119 01 PT D y r 11 History of sports t,m il 114 i hi rill Ir in Situii(i\ Spl R Ih s-inn Kiuppnnght itsul In in iltern iting fit Id rhythmiL Rymnastits tap will dlso bi KJSTIB CHABOE am UNI CAPO II I I i i IH first vr;ir upon rttur it, in I \\ mi i ttll n I vsltm ivdildble during the fnurth mirking period \ M k . lul in Ins IBMI >ear he |,I,IV i'ii mil' ''u> n-tTVfs and managed the first featured on TV GrMt moments in American sporU history II ,u(i hiivi'iiccii ni.'iking a mental note of all will be featured in a new series hpyinninH the SPORTS CORNER tin- .I'iivs t'UiM'il. sou musl admit Werner week of Sept, 29 on New jersey I'ubiir Mi"ili liiitl In bi' in top physical condition Broodcastinii'i Channels 5n and sfi Ilirmmh his Inna hme as a first team player and "The Way It Was," focusing nn hasehnll. K' S£A SON (iisi'i'vps Ilii' award he received. basketball, football, hockey anil hnxinji cm/toe: eoiN@ WITH ~O--Q-. highlights since 1B41 will be televised Thur- MOUND HELP F-ROM Ki' IIUHOKKN. one of the oldest soccer sday! at B p.m. beginning Dei 3. [lost fnr the It-Jim' in ihe si!ate, captured tht' Rhein|old serieB ii Curt Gowdy, The first program in the JOHN EU&ENi At NBM You Can Tournament at [''archer's Grove by downing "The Way It Wai," features a film of the HiSi lli'iifica, i !. Third place isshared by West New Dod|eri.Qiants playoff. The Giants are HACK Yurk und the Newark Ukrainians. represented by manager Leo Durocher, Bobb> 8IUINGHAM Thompion and Willie, Mays, The Dodgers nr'e Will, timr- running out and the crowd e%- repreienttii by Ralph Branca, Don Newcomhe THIS ORLANDO, FLA- pecliim to watch another half hour of overtime and Duke Snider. NATIVE'CAMS TO Custom-FttYour soccer, Ray Ferrez blasted in the winning goal Other programs scheduled for the series THE 8£DS IN LATH ', for Ilnboki-n. The loss gave Benfsea second include the 1952 middleweight championship 1971 HE PITCHED place fight with Sugar Ray Robinson and Rocky If WOULD SEBIES INNINGS IN I<)7Z The Elizabeth Lancers started this season off Oraziano, the 1947 World Series featuring the nn the winning side by defeating the WITHOUT GIVING UP New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodger* AN EARNED RUN ' Philadelphia Ukrainians, J.I, in a QASL Major Checking Account and the 18B3-B4 National Hockey League title Division tilt in Philadalphia. Newark SC play-offi between the Detroit Red Wings and dnvviii'd Kintracht. 3-1, to win their game. the MontriarCanadlinsT ~~

^niftht ifiiitMiixiiiiiniirMjMiiiiiijiiMiuriiiiriiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii MiMiHuiiitiiiiiiintiitiiniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiitiiMtiiiiiiiiiiiitLitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tit IHE BIG RIGHTHANDER, WHO mmws A GREAT SlNKEnBtU-L^INEQ THE ToYourNeeds. I National League sponsors Dog&£fi>s IN 1966, MOVED- •- TO HOUSTON fioa J yff4«s BEFORE Gam TO CINCY. The Right Fit Can Save You Money. I search for centennial logo IN 1973, BILUN@Hm HAD I The National League 1B seeking a logo and the winning artlit can fatcome wealthier by A tf'IQ K&OKP AhlP winning il.SM ind f amoui by deiigiuiig B ipeelil logo for the Itigue't iOOth unntveriary SPOKreO A FINE EARNED to be celebrated in 1171, which Is cancurrent with the Bicentennial of the United States. RUN AVBRA0E OP 3,04, Regular The logo will be used by the league and all Itl clubs ai the symbol signifying the leaguCi centennial. Thi Nitlonil League Wit foun4efl ta New York on Feb. 2,1878. A ieiguo-wide, season-long celebration for 1976 it being planntd, which will Include wide ~To Publicity Chairmen: Checking 1,400,000 AMERICANS Would you like terns help use of the logo. ARE CURED OP CANCER in pfepsfing newspaper* ™. The deadline for all artlitl to have their ideal to the clubs Is Dec, 1. Each team will InuiT'WrfM th this news, ThisisNBNJ'arRhtrhi'ck- screen the entries and submit the best five to the National League Centennial FIGHTCflNCtR paper and ask far our "Tips Thi-. dccount is unique at NHNJ Convenience rfccounf, Committee, no later than Jan, 15,1075. The winner wUI be lelected no later than Feb. l, UHTU-& '•'"•''• ' "•''' oh Submitting News Rs- inqiiccuunt seivico, -HKi it is fur NBNJ .inrj is Milorcd for those jrc for thoi* prople who use;» 1875, CHECKUP AND leises," ihobo oustomcis who Keep a customers who prefer noi to checkinq account only peiiodi Entrant* are to tend their artistic thoughts, In art form, preferibly finished art, to the minimum monthly balance of maintain d minimum balance. cdlly. Your only coit is $4.50 clubs In their area—or it a person does not mUt ta ft National Leap* city or It* ACHEGK -£300, in ,thcir account. You ForVDilhNICKELCHEKthorif for a book of 25 fully persona- Immediate environs, he or iht should send their art to tht club clomt to them, Cutlom Grooming. receive monthly statement; ii no miniinuni bdluncu neccs lized sequentially numbnud All entries become the property of the National League lor uie by the league as It sees AMERICAN For Men Who Care That's it. No hidden cost; or "s«ry. You are thai qod only 5^ checks. Thete ^ro absoluii'ly fit. Employees of the National League, lit team! or my other team In organized ilimmicks. No othfir decounts for each Itom paid plus S1.00 baseball, the league offices and the commissioner's office are not eligible. no other chiirges involved. No CANCER touso or qualif icdtions to meet per mamh nrintouM! WICKEL- wivico dirges, no monthly All tmrlei from this are* thould be milled ta Logo Conteit, New York Men, Shea Should your balance qn below CHEK, Easy to mnlntnin, flejc- Stadium, Flushing, New York mm, maintenance;fee, no minimum SOCIfTY $300 at any time during the ible, pconomic. Compare other •nun jtiiinniiiiiiiiiniTiiii •niriuiiitiiiiiiiiiJtiiiinijiiiiiifiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitciiiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiMiii iruiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiui ijiiuinriij balance required. Statements month, we would charge you typos 'ot accounts at other are mojlcd weiy 2 momlis. The FRIDAY DEADLINE only'$1.00 plus W for each banks on th* chf)rt belqw and' NilDHELP! 1 •NBNJ corweniencB nccoUnf Is All Items ether than spot news 'iterrvpaid.^ SMltiBdifference.. available only; to individuate £ HELP WANTED should be In our office by noon tii)Uri pages af KITCHEN and not commercial accounts on Ff !((«¥, 30,000 CABINETS O'i. call . REFINISHIHG Rents Cars? 686.7700 Yes We Sure Do! PERSONALIZED HAIR ARE YOUR KITCHEN CABINETS OLD OR PIECES QuiBtj Uwd C»n WORN OUT? WOUi IMCIIIIIR SPECIALTI In nnuulliYM "OUR SERVICE amtt firti. (rant UM •«nnMr, HAVE THEM REFINISHED till iTlIllkl. Hilr httn ttt tut Uicrlmln •tins mn AW, RUST em, SILLS CARS" fet tpttto\ ratmt Cnatlv* Uvllne, Cgrrtcttvt •FULLY INSURED C«U IM MUI HUTtl MU. Msslna, lliil|hl«iliii I 4 IN SERVICE IN •FREE ESTIMATES .1 ESSEX COUNTY •CHOICE Or STAIN 686-0040 Wliiru Ev.rv CuSloi'i.-r 3037 Morrl* Ave. Union OicfHH,., Our P? Itiui JOE KISCH NEMETH BROS. and SONS THE NAnOHAL BANK OF HEW JERSEY SALES.SrHvltf:.BODY SW.W AUTOMOTIVI COIIf \ In MiddletexCountv call 247-7800-In Union County call 2339400 ^ 3?1 CLINTON AVE, IRVIHfiTON Wl to 376-3836 M * ^. u , , ^^ ^Hrthtt,.»»nfort»Oiri«qd.Miiu«h«ii.M N«vBrunswick 647-3790 Northk BBfunwriek . Ihiinfi,l1 d . &e, Kalm « South ifumwlc* . SpauvyBeS . WWfliM . 3997700 (ClowdMttiday)' ch P Zi bncorporatlen . FOIC ' Scripture study series starts rarimxr? MOUNTAINSIDEfNJ.) ICHO-Thursdoy, Sept«mb«r 19, 1974-7 IMil WHll hAItlHI Wednesday at local church

A Bible iludy course, conducted by the Rev, The course instructor, Falher Burne, is a Martin J. Burne, OSB, will begin this Wed- resident of Si, Mary's Abbey, Morrlstown, nesday In Our Lady of Lourdes Church where he hai served as abbot. He has taught at Huditorlum, Mo Central avc., Mountainside. SI, Benedicl's Preparatory School, the The lessions. huld each Wednesday from H:3fi Delbarton School, Mount St. Mary's Novitiate to 9:45 p,m„ will run for six weeks. and Caldwell College. He holds an A.B. degree Why Eiizabetntown Gas The ecumenical [irogriim will fncua on six from SI, Vincent College, Latrobc, Pa., an MA major figures in sacred scripture: Abraham, in music education from Columbia University, Moles, David, Isainh, job and Jesus Following and a PhD from New York University each 45-mlnute lecture, there will be a coffee break and a question-and-answer period Father Burne also served as a chaplain in the The general public, including high school U.S. Naval Reserve and with the United Slates Urgently Needs an students, has been invited to participate. Marine Corps. During World War II, he saw Admission is free; those attending were active duty in Guadalcanal, Bougainville and requested to hrinR their own Bibles, with both Ciuam He il now a retired commander in the Old nnd New Testaments Reserve IMMEDIATE Rate increase t«(r llfclW.nl

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Collir ind Cylfl On August 30, 1974 Elizabeth- town Gas applied to the New Jer- sey Board of Public Utility Com- missioners (PUC) for a general rate increase, This marked only the second time in 26 years that the company has taken such ac- tion. The following questions and an- swers outline why this rate in- crease is so urgently needed. (162

Add g »sgsh gf dgjnijniii is fOu' beiif drill hy Ere§h«fina (Mi fae? toiiof ond luff ..I foil.™ No, Iio2 flp>Bl (hi f'niifucf/Orii John Ktan, president ol Elizabethlown Gil, discusses reasons for rate increase find 50i fer fsfh drill pefiifR, JBl lor isih nndlivgrir psHirn fodd with gai company customers, Mr, and Mrs, Howard J. McKenzle of Elizabeth, BliLi STUDY — The Rev, Martin J, Burnt, OSB, of St. Mary's Abbey, Morristown, will IJl for .art dmi poll.rn. 101 for conduct a six week bible lecture teries at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, iotfi niidfiwsrt psirtra fef jnai'me Mountainside, beginning this Wednesday evening. All area residents have been snd handling) I,, iUBUf UNI IU II*y,MorriiP/i,lr,i,Ni.JlflI|iOfflO Invited to participate in the ecumenical program, offered free of charge.

Q. Why are you asking for a rate increase? Q. Didn't Elizabethtown Gas receive an in- m m Public Nstict "APPLIS" A, Quite frankly, because the financial condi- crease In rates recently? NOTiei tion of our company and our ability to provide A. In September 1972, we applied to the New POTATOES- tDayion DispatcRl Nonet Is htrrtt oiv»n to safe and adequate service to our customers de- jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners rsidents « the iorougn of HONEY m a Moumalnsidii thai FfliitrifFfliitrif,, Tor pend on it. Without an immediate rate increase, for a rate increase. After 14 long months, the Assoclattl l off 3600 Laxlnotolt n iii!iiiiiii!i!iiiiiNi(iiiiiiiiiNiiii!iiiiii!i!i"Y MARQ BLOOMII Avenui, Ntw York, N.Y. 1001? his it will be Impossible for us to finance any pro- PUC allowed us an extremely disappointing and bien iiilgntd by thf U.S. Jockey Hollow One of the more surprising The male and female students •tpartment of Housing and Urban jects beyond the end of this year, We are in a inadequate 2.9% increase. That insignificant Dtvilopment to carry out a FlBpa perilous financial situation. Fruit Farm innovations at Jonathan had separate instructors, Iniurihce study within the increase was our first in 24 years. If a more rea- Dayton Regional High School separate activities and Boundaries ot tHi lorougn of Mountainside. Interested parties Q. Why is Eilzabethtown Cas experiencing sonable increase had been granted in our 1972 Hirdimbbie Road this year Is the program of separate gymnasiums. are Invited to direct further request, we might not have had to ask for this Barnardivnie, N J, physical education, especially The girls were offered a influirles to thi lorough Citrk, ori these financial problems? to Ptlsttrer, Tor 4 Associates. new increase. CALL 766 1595 for boys. limited range of elective Mtsdi ieho, sept, 15, 26, Oct. 1, It is not the result of imprudent management or 9 AM to g PM In paM years, the physical activities in which to par- 1974 because of other controllable factors. Rather, Q. How much of an increase are you now asking CksMd Monday! education classes have been ticipate, yet the boys had one (Fe#i IS73I it is the result of being caught in the vicious for? strictly non-coeducational. choice and one choice only, BOROUOHOF MOUNTAINSIDE cross fire of soaring inflation and an acute na- A. We have asked for an immediate interim that being whatever suited the Notice o! whim of the teacher at thai Porm.ntnt Rigltfrltlefl tionwide gas supply problem, rate increase of approximately $5,4 million to ADVIRTIIIMINT Military ana Othir Aincilii specific moment. •illoti lor till osner.l Eltcllwi Q, Hasn't Elizabethlown Gas done anything to be supplemented by an additional $7.6 million This year, the boys' gym In pursuance of the provisions of H,i, 1S:12-T, notice Is hereby given solve the supply problem? at a later date, making a general increase of teachers are almost all new !o that qualified voters of the The Truth About Dayton, Borough of Mountalnslfli, not A, Yes, Since 1969, when first signs of an im- 28%, A greater proportion of the increase already registered under the laws Accompanying the newof New Jeriey governing pending gas shortage began to surface, your would be borne by industrial and commercial registration, may register or Health Spas faculty members is an en- transfer registrations at the offlc( company has taken bold and innovative mea- customers, tirely new physical education ol , the Borough Clerk of sures to assure supply for its customers, growth I would like E6 point out that of the approxi- Over the past 20 years peopli , People still wanted a clean, com. program, offering Itudents a Mountainside dally betWHn the hours of 9;00 AM. and SiOO P.M., for the company and job security for its em- havi bicome more and man fortabli place to exercise, meet varied range of activities over and the hours fram tiOO A,M. to. mate $13 million, almost $7 million, or 58% rjiilth conicious , . , they diii new friends, get nutritional ad. 9i00 P.M. on Thursday, leptember ployees. the course of the ichool year, 19th. 51; Friday, leptemBir SJth; of it, ultimately would go to local, state and more, they mercise more, they vice and they wanted a place among which are golf, bad- Monday, September JO,- Tuesday, federal governments in the form of gross re- visit their doctors more and that they could allord without October lit; Wednesday, October Some of these precedent-setting steps in- minton, archery, tennis, 2nd; ThUrldiy, October 3rd; they Eire mort about each investing vest sumi ol money. ceipts, franchise and federal income taxes^ handball, paddleball, table Friday, October 4th, clude the formation of a holding company and II became obvious that i new tennis and self defense. Most There will be out of oil Ice subsequent successful exploration efforts of our Elizabethtown would retain only 42% of the Naturally, diet lads havi been service was needed md i now reglstrat|«i at the Mountainside of the courses - are sister company, National Exploration, We were requested increase to meet its obligations, very popular and men and wo- concept was bom called LIRHT Public Library, Wotchung Avenue, coeducational. e hours of 7i00>,V men have chosen their ways to 'N LOVELY FIGUpE SALONS. 9:00 \, Thursday, leDtjiembei r the first utility in New Jersey to build its own Q. I use gas for cooking and heating water; how Whoever is responsible for reduce from thousands of avail- , This totally new approach to the Mth, end Thursday, October 3rd, liquefied natural gas storage facility and we will my bill be affected? -••"-" able diet concepts. But il appears health, wiijht, exercise needs this new Innovation in the1574. On Mondiy, October 7th, !»74 at were among the first gas utilities in the nation thit the diet «is not enough. of the public was designed a- Dayton curriculum is lo be 4 f»,M,-, the registration befits will A. As it relates only to the interim increase, HEALTH SEEMED TO BE THE be closed to all those dtilflng ,to to participate in the construction of a synthetic round women and I payment ol complimented for replacing a vote at thi forthcoming Oeneral non-heating customers would receive the smal- KEY. only $2.00 per week while offer- very Inadequate physical •lection to be held on Tyetdav, natural gas plant. There have been other ing all of thi facilities necessary November Sth, 19M: Reglstratloni lest increase—27e a month. This would make So a lirp number ol exercise education program with one will Mopen alter MondaV, Oetobf r "firsts" or important contributions In helping to salons began to appear around to achieve glowing health under that, so far, is much more than >7th, 1574 fw those who deilre to the minimum monthly bill $2,00 instead of $1.73. trained supervision. • register with tht understanding assure supply, ,. thi country. Salons that cattred - adequate, that they will not bs parnilttM to A residential heating customer's bill which last to -exercise by machine, by cal- vote In the ensuing Qeneral Light 'n Lovely offers spotlessly Riminder; Regular December, for example, was $32 would go to isthiflics, by yoga, by karate, Election. Q. Last January we read in the newspapers and clfan facilities in major shopping registration for the Nov. ! approximately $38, by swimming and by any num- In Bursujnce of the provisions of saw on television that Illzabethtown Gas had center areas throughout New Scholastic Aptitude Test R,i, 15:J7.7 appircation for ber of other exotic method!. tbsentet ballot by thole Jersey, Connecticut, Ptnnsyl. (SAT) closes on Sept, 30, started getting additional gas from its sister The purchased gas adjustment would be ad- The exercise spa or salon seemed enumerated below shall be made vanii, New York and Massachu. Regular registration for the to the County Clerk, Union County company. Didn't this help the supply situation? ded to any increases, and continue to be effec- to draw a great many people setts ares. Twenty-five (25) ol Courthouse, iniBbeth, New Nov. 23 achievement tests New md dedication to the regimen these salons ire either In opera- Jerseyi tive,, This adjustment is a reflection of the fluc- Ihoif in military servlee A. The approval last January by the Federal jJJaDniJbjLtheiopdsjLJJaiinJbLthL. -tion-now-or-areabouHo-openr closes on Oct. 10. To avoid a M tuating cost of gas*_to us by the pipeline-com- Those-whS-are—"—*• ' PowenCommlsilon"~tor permit gas discovered fired worKfd (or a good many They contain the most modern chirp for late re|fitration, Veterans Hospitals panies and does not produce any income for the people. They lost inches, they exercise equipment, large health- have /your applicationi ClNMni"whg expect to be by National Exploration to be delivered to our lost weight, They gained a better sutSLde the State gas company, ful saunas, large community poitmprked by the above eitlnni who will be within tht system was a major event. As Initially signifi- outlook on life and felt better whirlpools, showers, dressing date, (Both testa, are ad- State, but because of Mintss or Q, But isn't it true that the gas company has a themielyes. But along with the rooms, lockers, trained calis- physical disability, or otMuse of cant as this was, it has been virtually' offset by ministered at Dayton.) the observance of a religious guaranteed income? popularity of then establish- thenics instructors who conduct holiday pursuant to the tefltft of ever increasing curtailments by our pipeline merits Cimi disanchantrnen). their rtilslBfii or became of classes every hour on the hour suppliers* A. Far from it ! The PUC sets a limit on how from 9 AM to 9 PM from Monday resldtnt 8tttndanct at a school, Most of them were expensive. college, or unlvtrslty ire unable to much we can earn but unless we have enough Thty required two year, three through Friday and 9,AM to 5 PM cast a ballot at the polflng Blaee, Y soccer Application forms are available Q. Has Elizabethtown done anything to reduce year, five year and even lifetime on Saturday, They contain a gas to generate that Income while at the same Kiddie Corral with supervised at the Borough Clerk's office, contracts at Figures of $200, $250 Borough Hail, 1213 Rt. No, M, Its expenses? time controlling all expenses not only can we and $300 par yiar. Many of child cart for the young mother Mountainside, New Jerjey, starts today Notice Is also hereby given that A. Yes. As the shortage of natural gas began to earn less than the allowable rate of return, we them citired to both men md who wishes to bring her children while she exercises. They offer the District loards of erection for women, therefore, only allowed Final sign-up for thethe Borough of Mountalritidt will develop and worsen Ih 1972, we reluctantly re- can actually lose money. nutritional guidance and unlimi- three days per week for men and meet at tht piacH hereinafter duced the number of employees by early retire- Westfield YMCA^ fiine-week dtslgnated on And perhaps this is a good time "to clear up three days pir week,for womjn. ted use of the facilities as many days .a week as the woman soccer classes for boys aged 6 TulSDAY.NOVIMliRi,ltM ment, attrition and, regretfully, in some cases Still others nad very limited facil- between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and another misconception most people have to B Is now under way, "As ities or if they had popular equip- chooses to use them. And their 1:00 P.M. for the purpose of by layoff, This latter action was Invoked for the total cost is $2.00 par week on taught in the Y claisis, the conducting a General election. about the gas company—and that is that we are ment such as saunas, whirlpools, The following Is a list of the first time In our then 117-year history, We etc., charged extra for their use, the twelve month program •port helps muscular election districts ot the Borough a monopoly, which Is not so. Unlike other utili- THERE ARE NO EXTRAS, You development and coordination and tht location of the polling also took other measures to reduce expenses. ties whose services you couldn't do without, All in all, an exercise salon be- cannot sign up for more than one place from each of thi Slid and is designed to make the districts. Despite these actions and indeed, in some particularly water and electric, you could use came a very expensive situation year. The total amount of money boy a healthier and fitter _yOTINOBIiTRICTSNO,lJ.* cases, sacrifices, the company wis no longer in and worst than that, their gnat (hit any woman can spend it a poillno Pliet. EchobfooK School fuels other than natural gas for your needs, al- person," pointed out Physical popularity drew some unscrup- Light 'n Lovely Figure Salon is Symniilum, Rt, U a posltlonito continue to absorb the many con- though not as economically or as ecologically ulous promoters Into tht busi- $104.00 per year and she can Director Tchang Bok Chung, Polling Piieo' BMehwbtd' School tinuing rising costs. favorable. , ness People who-promised to enjoy the best facilities available Classes begin today and Multl.Purpes* Roam, woodatres open spas, took fees for member- to hir health. Shorter tirm pro- Saturday in fundamentals on Drlvt : VQTINB DISTRICTS ship, never opened the ipas and grams ail also available. Friday, a clasi for B-yeir-oIds i 7 ran away with the money leav- will be held at 4:25 p.m. foiling Ptoco' . 'pi«1l»W Sehoo! ing members stranded. -Still ; Mu|tl-Purpoio Ream, central This Is the first irj,.a, series of discussions with our company president planned to keep you Light 'n Lovely does not want a Saturday classes for boys others opened their spas and AVBTIUB customer to sign long contracts, aged six and seven will be Information as to the locailoo el informed on matters of Importance affecting you and your gas company. If you have any wire poor managers, thereby Light 'n Lovely wants customers lh* polling place In thf alstFlet In held it 9 a.m. and for boys questions you would like answeredi please write to; finding themselves incapable of to jet happy and healthy , , . vvhleh s VMtr rMldts mn Bt continuing in business and ages seven and eight at 9:45 pfctilnffl By calling tht frtlawiiH, Light'r^ljovely, Mliphono numberi HMOM • »:» fylr. John Kean, President, illzabathtown Gas Company, Elizabeth, N. j,07207. clbsMshopblfoTliDlfiiliiigTcom tracts that unsuspecting men RICKIL CENTER Classes are 45 minutes long through Prlflan, and women had signed for a long HfeLtNAM.DUNNi and tht fe§ is $17, Deputeputy BorouBorouooh Clerk Biriod of time but now found that RQUTIM Further information may be Mttae iehB, lipt, il, mi the establishment was no longer UNION/N;J, obtained at the ¥, 233-27OO. ' in taiinessr •". 887-8148 lizabethtown Oas CREATIVE INTERIOR A Subsidiary of National Utilities & Industries Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 WITH COUPON ONLY DECORATING ...THAT PLBASB...TO • X Kit I SI YOU* INDIVIDUALITY AND' TO RREGULAR LOW FIT'YOUR BUDO1T. ftiif YEARLY PROGRAM ANN AUDREY SOBO IXMMl WIB,, ilFT. U 677-0828 Thursday, September 19, 1974 To Buy or Sell - - Or Dig A Well For Personals- - or Personnel — Clean Rugs? Kill Bugs? Find Antique Mugs? 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OUB LADY OF to Guy Groves in 30OCENTRAL AVF,., MOUNTAINSIDE REV. GERARD JMeOARRY. by PTA of Caldwell School Berkeley Heights PASTOR 1 REV.GERARDB WHEI.AN The James Caldwell Nrhool PTA. Springfield, board, the following committee chairmen were KEV CHARLES B. URNICK will hold its annual Hacklo-School Night on announced hy President, Mrs l.awri'me ASSISTANT PASTORS Tuesday, at B p.m in the school auditorium 7,rivodn>" budget and finance Mrs Charles Sunday—Masses at 7, B, 9; is, i():30a,m., and After a brief business meeting, parents will ijohn, cultural arts, Mrs, Charles Markuith. 12 noon. he given the opportunity lo meet with the health and safely. Mrs David Eidelrnan iind Mrs Jules (jast, historian, Mrs I «in»rH Saturdays- evening Muss, 7pm teachers in their classrooms Hefreshmonts Si-clfo, hcispil.rililv Mrs C Hoeltcher Weekdays-'Masses nt 7 and R a.m. First will ihen be servqri in the audjinrmm All Friday-7, B and 11:31) a.m. parents are encouraged to attend Internalional relations, Mrs Patrick Miraculoui Medal Novena and Mass- At a recent meeting of the PTA executive Maurieiio, legislation and school education, Monday at 8 p.m. Mrs ,1 Carver, membership, Mrs 1* MpCabe 1 Benediction (luring thi school year on Friday newsletter. Mrs James Roberts,.numiiniiihjj at 2:45 p.m Mrs. T Halki; parliamentarian, Mrs John Baptisms on Sundny fit If p m hy ap- Methodist women Dysart. ore schenil Mrs r'h/irl'1" NyJ I 1J.. pointment. publicity, Mrs Arthur Memier Confessions every Saturday and eves of Holy plan covered dish Heading and library service. Mr* Joseph Days and First Fridays, from 4 to S and from I'olicnslri) rooni reprcsetilniivi";, Mrs s.'imiii'l 7:46 to B;30 p.m program Sunday Punier sppciiil BITVIII'S Mr> i'nii.1 McDnnnld MOf NTAINSIni: (lOKPKI. ftlAPEI. United Methodisl Wnnien nf Springfield Other officors for Ihi' y:ir ;iri' sue 1180SPRUCE DH Kmanucl United Methodist Church. Church president, Mrs Jerome Knnt>in\ ntini (JUST OFF CENTRAL AVENUE i Mail at AcadoTny Green, will holrl a covered secretary. Mrs Donald Aurr. ;imi irensurer MOUNTAINSIDE dish supper and program for the women af the Mrs. Edward Anagnos. REV. BADON H RROWN. PASTOR church Sunday at 4 p m . sireorriinii lo Esther PARSONAGE PHONE: 233.4544 Ueiffilinjier, presiden! The group consists of (ill CHURCH OFFICE" 232.3450 women of the church, involved in four circles Sunday—B;45 a.m., Sunday School for youth which meet monthly and handed lojiethrr m September date of all ages and adults I buses are available; call local church and mission programs This will church for Information) 10:45a.m,, Presurvice lie the first joint meeting since the adoption of for Miss Brandis prayer meeting. 11 am , morning worship BENEFIT LUNCHION — Holding some of the gift! to be prsitnted ot the Christ Child the new title for MelhodisI Women's groups Mr and Mrs Thomas ,1 Lynch nf Hniieinn service (children's church for grades 1-3; Society benefit luncheon and fashion show Oct. 7 are, from left, Mrs, Joseph Lake Mrs. Reimlingcr said the covered dish Township have announced the etiBWrnenl ol nursery also available) 0 p.m.. Senior Youth of Springfield Mrs Clarence Faherty, president, and Mrs, Fred P. Peters of supper will he highlighted by fl sing n long anrt their daughter, Sussm .Iniiti Branriis to (llenn Fellowship. 7 p.m., evening worship service Ihe awarding of prizes. Fellowship will he ihe (JrejSriry Savarese. son of Mr and Mrs James Springfield. / 'M Wednesday-midweek prayer service emphasis of the meal hour j Havarese of Mountainside and Re.-ich Hnveii Friday—7:30 p.m., Chapel 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 al Mnnmnuth Christ Child Society to hold concerning their mission projects, and a pledge College, West l.ong Branch Her fiance. ;i ANTIOCII BAPTIST CHI.'IU'H service toward the Eastern District mission graduate of thai college, is studying for a MECKESST AND S. SPRINGFIELD AVE goal. Several members will be honored by the master's degree and is employed as an ac SPRINGFIELD benefit lunch, fashion show announcement of special memberships with eounlant by the Ford Motor Co.. Meluchen REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR funds given in their name to the District United The wedding is planned for September 1975 MHS t t ^ H I.HUM >> Saturday—3 p.m., Church School choir The Christ Child Society will hold its annual Schaefer, co-chairman; boutique, Mrs. James Methodist Women Jen Hi Ih Hum i s d lughli r «t Mr in I Mi rehearsal benefit luncheon and fashion show Monday, Clark, chairman, and Mrs. Howard MInton and The Ambassadors for Christ, a Summit group Joseph i Hun i \ il Id rl>i !i Hi i)jht Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Oct. 7, at the Chanticler, Mrs, John Barry, co-chairmen; table of gospel singers, will be guests, presenting a Iwcanu ihi bntli \ug 4uti,u\ H i i u in worship service. ? p.m., evening fellowship Mrs, Clarence Faherty is president of the arrangements, Mrs, George Williams: aprons, program of music. All women of the church Newcomers Club <>r Mr ind Mr, Wilbur I i i \< I M in Wednesday—9 p.m., midweek service. Society; Mrs, Raymond Lahey is vice- Mrs. C.H, Richardson; door prizes and table have been invited prizes, Mra. Joseph P. Laico; knitwear, Mrs. lainRide president Sister Mary Gabriel, S.H.C.J.. is the sjlliiiiiHiniiMmiMiiiniiiiiiiiimiimiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHMiMiiiiiiis fete set Saturday 1 William Kopp, chairman, and Mrs, J. Officiating al Ihe morning roremnns in th' moderator. I'ninn Village United Methnrli*! church TEMPLE KIIA'AHKY SHALOM Raymond Berry, co-chairman; reservaticjns, The Mountainside Newcomers Club will hold Others on the committee are: Gourmet, Mrs. Merkeley Heighls. were ihe Rev Hngi'i K AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF Mrs, William Doyle, chairman, and Mrs. its annual champagne party at a members William LeBlanc chairman, and Mrs. C j. BUYING Stfanson, pastor, and (he Kef ("hnrlt". II AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS Gerald O'Connor, co-chairman: treasurer, home Saturday from 5-7 All are welcome tti Hlraul ,Ir of Brooklyn A reception Inllnuet) ,i! SPRINGFIELD AVENUE AT SHUNPIKE Mrs. Richard Blalne, chairman, and Mrs. attend. For reservations, readers may call 233- EVANGEL BAPTIST CHl'Rt'H [he Fortnightly Club in Summit ROAD, Edward Breault, co-chairman, patrons, Mrs WISELY 72BB 242 SHUNPIKE RD., SPRINGFIELD 1 SPRINGFIELD William Tucker, chairman, and Mrs. G. The club, 20 years old this fall, has become a Honor attendant to Ihe hridi wa> 'IVm REV WILLIAM C. SCHMIDT JR., PASTOR | From Better Business Bureau RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO Kramer, co-chairman; program, Mrs. Joseph media for communication in a transient Ruherli of Mountainside Bridesmaid* won HEAR THE EVANGEL HOUR OVER sin of Metropolitan New York, Incti CANTOR: IRVING KRAMERMAN P. Laico, publicity, Mrs. Fred P. Peters. community. Leslie Koons of Berkeley Heights imtl Susan RADIO STATION WAWZ, 99.1-FM, Dear Larrie: Franci Corey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs The Fashion Show by the Jeanette Shop of The club is a social, nonprofit organization Uiinu al Linlektn, Colo., rniisiti

French demands lO-Thursdoy, SeptembBr 19, 1974.MOUNTAINSiDi(N.j,) ICHO 3 Dems favor ™rhm*n to? Applicants sought for Junior Miss ar in mch seholaitle mpeaenment or The Hillsid~"e Jayeees"", in. "conjunctio . ,n with « w fitneil emwrits, appearance an ud art «>, county body to ' _ _ SetoThrn ! HalIlillcirll fraternitn Iniff*iifiy Zigue ifml f'ntPhi iiirlfi Epsitont iflfl , Witarhe .uihisiinmiinApplicationf s fHriAearcS availabl nriFinar'iirif*e byn writinart A g the President Ford seeking senior high school girls from the area Hillside Jayceel, BOX 61, Hillside, 07205, or by The impeachment of President Gerald Ford to participate in the Eastern Union County phoning Ken Ebon at 926-4132. Information Is curb flooding for abuse of power was demanded this week by Junior Miss Pageant, also available from high school principals Catherine O'Toole French, Integrity In 1 The pageant offers a cash tuition scholarihip The pageant will be held Nov. 23 at Hillside A unified program tn regionalize. and eoor= Government candidate for Congress in the 12th for the winner of the competition, In which girls High School iiinnli; flond cnntrnl offnrts si ithln Iho county is District, 1 1 1 being urged by thi ilim Upmncralii Cfin. "While President Ford may have the con. 1 diddles for Ihi I'mon Cuunty Freeholder stitulional authority lo pardon former RnarH President Nixon for unspecified acts and Dr, Wolf earns "When Peisonal Swviei Costs You Nottiing Extra" If i lit led up mil i,ill inr the immrtii.ilp contemplate wholesale pardons to the 1 1 another degree milmn nf .1 Uniim I nunl\ Himil t'nnlrnl Watergate conspirators, ' the Cranfnrd ( (inimmnicMl !n hi ip tnurdiruiti* ill flcHiii Kepubliean said, "it is certainly a blatant Dr John D, Wolf, chairman pliijttU lit ing undfrldkin h\ thi' 2] abuse pf power for him to abort the judicial nf the Department of Criminal iiuinu ip.iht m^ in lilt* (nunl\ .ind hi bring process in behalf of members of bis own justice al Union College, has 1 Curtain pn-Miri- mi Ihc sl.ili- md fi-rii-Ml nffiil.il > for political party been awarded a master of arts mtirr lundin^ Inhii \lulln//i furmtr (nun "President Ford's act in pardoning former degree from John Jay College ,Ini II, i.f KMMIII I'lrk •.nil Him ui-i-k Presidenl Nixon was dictatorial." said Mrs nf Criminal Justice 1 Hi ihn-i lie nun r.ilu i indid.ik" Mul|n/7i French. "Thai net coupled with Presidenl Dr Wolf, director of the Sin W.illu H"i!|"M "I 'mill I, 1'l.nns ,iml \\illi.mi Ford's contemplation of wholesale pardons for Union County Basic Police Chpoii From Our Lgfgs Miilmiil "[ Ili7,ilnih i mph,i>.,7i'd ih.il i SCOOP JACKSON TO STUMP FOR LIVIN — Presidentiol atpirant Sen. Henry M, Watergate conspirators as well as the nation's Training Academy, holds a Diiplay of Cuif§m-Made iiinfiirl i|i|,ni,ic I, miulil mil iinlN produce .i Jackion (left) discuiies foreign policy with 12th District Democrstic Congressional draft dodgers and deserters points up the bachelor of science degree in and RtadyMods political science and a master •CURTAINS mnrr I.IMIIJIIII minium in M ishinglnn .mil nominee Adam K Levin during a recant meeting in Washington. An acknowledged dangers of having for mare thiin a limited nf arts degree in history from •DRAPERIES 11iMilnii lin' wiiulil il" i nilile inn'.lriicliM" expert on Mideast affairs Jackson v^ill campaign (or Levin at a reception for the caretaker period a President who has suc- ilium mil, i minimum nl i Ii mei I" Ihi in Seton Hall University He •IEDSPREAM Union County candidate at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Ravlch, 3B Frances dr., ceeded to the nation's highest office without % irnnim'iil having to stand before the electorate." earned a doctoral degree in Brand Nimi ttimi Clark on Saturday from 3 to 5 30 p m 1968 from the School of DRAPERY HARDWARE Tin- K.ih«.i\ Hi/aluth.ind I'.mi.nt IIM-IS "Earlier this week, in a statement prepared 1 W* Honait i mil i' mini >>lri im> run through wiwil before President Ford's action. I called for a Internationnl Service of 1 SMgiftr Chsrgt mi,inn,,it,i in 1 limn ' "IIMIN mil 'ii'i, [i II h Levin wants reform in area constitutional amendment thai would require a American University when ml" "in in iMhlnirinj, iiiiinlii>. VS.illii special presidential election two months after his work centered on the political and economic Hnrighi d fnl mi r ht'inlucirlh inuiiulrn'in an appointed Vice-Preisdenl had become 1036 mi " if Hufmi I m.iki mm h *tn^r tnr nnt President," Mrs. French said. "The election development of Ihe Middle iiuinu ip ilili lei, lf.ni up ils ^Irt im hrd». if Ihi of condominium conversion would be only for the remainder of the current East and Africa. STUYVESANT AVE. Hill'. IIIMM iiirihilnuit in riiiinn nuthing in Silting Ihi' lack nf .ndildhli' middlp ini nmt dominium while any lease Is still in effect, term of office Had such a constitutional hunting in I mon i ounl\ Demm rdlu unless thi' tenanl agrees to il. He added, requirement been in effect last Sunday. in' vfitKinu til irtm purp'^t^ FRIDAY DIADLINi 686-6016 i nngrp>i>iinnal numiner Adam K Ii'iin hd' however, thai steps should be taken to protect President Ford would never have dared in All Items other fhan spot ntw$ (AtTheCmtit) 1 hi'it ns'.nn iiuniliil oiNnipnuichi * th it idlli'ri fm Ipgislalion un linth Ihf >ilate ,ind tenants without leases so that they will have pardon former President Nixnn knowing that should be In our offlci by noon • milil l« pumliil In lin.ilK Vt.irili.ili1 'im ft'dPTdl li'siK In prnti'il tendnts fdi I'd ssith sufficieni time lo seek new housing on their he would not have two years before he had to on Friday. ilmiM M jrh llnudinB pnihliTiis hul Ihc km ID isiLhun il thL-ir Idndlord dindi". tu iun\frl lu own. stand before the electorate, but two months " 1 ins pin^ir.im mihl hi ,i umiintl t ffnr! umduminium !

undi r ti I-Innd t nnlrni (* nmnmMHn ^>nd Thr prnpiiiid tunwrsiun nf Ihi' djrdi'n Wlllumi Mil lnud uhn i^ prtvnth Mlr\ing .H SUiti Ap.irttnrnts in Fli7ahi-th In tun Flu'shots' she I" li/i Li'sm suggested luial nffinnli j>> unll .is 1'nton ( nunh iiiiid this ssi-i-k ' \t least 'id tenants nidns nf thi'tti sumur uti7t'n^ living un fi\pd minnit*> It'gmliitnr^ in TTIMIIUH tinf! N\ msiiUpd ligisUltlon bi di'ii'luperi un thp ffriiTdl IPSI'I this week urged people over BS ii'i|Uinng mndominium iir moppratui years nf age and those svith dt'splnpir^ tu suhmil pldnt tu rplniatP al leasl chronic lung or hearl con- 7i pi-rtenl nf thnsi' tpn.ints sshu dn not sidnl lu ditions to receive influenza Dr. Heller to talk pure ha^t unp hpfnri thp itinsprtrd units ssnuld immunization hi I'hgihlp fnr FH\ injured luidniing The association cautioned, to county group Sincu thi; iiviiilabihts nf such finnnting is a however, that some people are sitdl plpmi nl in .itlrdi ling IIPSS purchawrs Hr JIISLI Hfllfr prnffsviir ol spwih sensitive to the vaccine di'splopur^ ssuuld hasi d strong mtentisp lu ji.ilhiiiii^s it Ki.in inlhj?* ssdl iddrs1^ Ihn because it is prepared from IrPdl PMstinj! tpnants fdirls lesm nuti-d I mini ( Hunts Sprfth ind HPdlin^ •\tmu hilmn viruses grown in embryonated Ihi' prngrdm hd>, unrkfd suriPssfulK in it il* merlinji ni \l Tui"iri,i\ ji ihf Sandmi-ifr eggs and shnulri not be ad- uih in di'splupmpnt prnjects in Ihi \Sdshinglun Hi html in Springfield HIT tupii slill hi flrll ministered to people hyper- H ( ,iri',i N-wS- I'll ill1 hilirrdh Ilnhjling nnri Ttrmin lllflf! sensitive In egg protein. Hc ^uggi'Meri thdl ,i ^imikr t UHSP he in Thi-r.ips Individuals with chronic iludi'd in NPU Jerse\ s rondomimum dnd She m 4U11 .in part nf [hi PiLkinvun Di'titdl School ,inri 1 research should consult their physician. iiuiiiler rii'ed filing I i-vin said thp medMirP .iwii i.iif ,ii ihf Center fur Odmn Fai ml If he agrees the patient should should dlsu he made pdrt ot thi stdle s be vaccinated, he should Unorders Mnntefiorp Hmpilal Ne« York proposed Fair \pdrlmi'nt runsersion fnntrnl l'rrsnnu inti-ri-steil in hednng Dr Huller •. receive his immunization ^il (A14Iil noss heing mnsidered in the before mid-November. prpwnldlinn or in ihr I niun I ount% Speech and \ssembl\ llfdrinf! \smniulinn mas conlucl thi' The U.S. Public Health The Family Savings Bank The Westfield Demut rdl sdiri the I-dir ,1'iiiLitition n SUP president Mrs Susan \an gB&iee recommends annual Apdrtment funversion Contrnl At I meludes a Huuk nt 7J1 (KlHi vaccination for people of all provisiun prnhihitmg ages who have chronic con- ditions such as heart diease, lung disease such as em- physema, asthma, chronic Pays the Highest Interest Rates on bronchitis, chronic renal diiease or diabetes mellitus.

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• •- n TI ' "NMMIr*' r *"r r T r "' r "' f r ' * * " — * * * * " fV'T* " * T" —" ' " '|T ' ' ' i <" r ' ' r-'-nffiifii -i -Thundoy, S#pt#mb«r 19, 1974 Your Guide To Beiier Living in the SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART • City • Suburbs'i Fortn Country # Lake. # Shore deorbrooli can be reached Applegarth about IH miles to via the New Jersey Turnpike the Ciearbrook gatehouse The G/earbrook's golf course to Exit 8A Turn left Over the model area (or Ciearbrook if Turnpike about a half-mile to just off Exit BA and left over the Turnpike, now open to homeownersApplegarth road; right at A professional nine-hole golf the complex Red Gaeta. have moved into units and now course has just been opened at former pro at the Bamm call Ciearbrook "home " PEACE... the 560-acre, 3,200-home adult Hollow Country Club in Lin- "II doesn't seem like two condominium community, croft, has been named pro at years ago that the first couple It's Wonderful Clearbrook, in Monroe the Ciearbrook course A 15- backed up the van to their Township, has been associated with plasa home in Section I," recalled Cross "We've been The course, more than two Hamm Hollow for the past m»n!i>IC hom, i,O>-,, $12 500* . pfQC*M Miyif living years in making, is an integral nine years Joining (iaeta in so busy that the time escaped ?ri?y part of the clubhouse the pre-opening ceremonies at us. And a great number of EQmmynjty club and pesL tsngemal adult 1 amenities designed for the enursi was Ralph Terry, those who live here still THE CAMBRIDGK II a! Crestwnnci Village In Whiting, is on the Garden State Parkway Among (he things included -residents 48 and over, ac- former New York Yankee commute to work I suppose a one of II model homes at the community priced from in the house are wall-to-wall carpeting throughout cording to Michael Gurriero, baseball pitcher and now also number of them will leave il4,B7S to $39,450 now on display sis miles west of exit 00 iiversized closets, and all-season enclosed porch nnd project manager of sales and a golf pro their offices and tell co- baseboard electric hen I with individual room controls marketing for the complex off workers they're going home to For Cross, the opening of the play golf, it really is some * prtwjd lighted i'rfsft Exit BA of the New Jersey • full? lsfidl£sp#d golf course and Section 4 recreational compliment Turnpike. Actually, the course underscores the work ac- Beii nsi IrUludi i% N.J $§!•• was constructed last year, but here. It's truly recreational complished since the first living In another sense . it's the turf needed a full year of family moved in almost two HOMESTEAD RUN Sales 'zooming' no activity in which to become carefree living because all Aduli Mobile Ha FT* Cammu years ago-in Slptember 1972, exterior maintenance. Rouis ?O - Tomi Ri«r,N firmly established. The complex first opened for Tel 2Q W341-4400 The course lies adjacent to sales in June of 1972. Since Open daily 9 i§ % «* at World's Foir the 25,200-square-foot that time, the developer has removal, snow igndiy clubhouse and its facilities, the like are taken care of by frDrn Narih Jef«¥' Sir constructed a variety of %me Parfcwav !o I *i» B8< swimming pool, tennis and homes, finished the our trained staff." on Route ?0, Ii*i msifi, shufflebeard courts. Inside the recreational amenities Apparently 300 families are sold on the idea of Homestead Run tn Franklin Twp. residents' club are rooms for package and opened the nine- billiards, ceramics and hole course for play. Along the recreational living, care-free AduH Mobile Home Community With seven model homes on It is less than a mile from sculpturing, a sewing center, way, more than 300 families living and equity appreciation display at World's Fair in the Eaiton avenue exit (Rt, card room, art studio and in their homes. Franklin Township, there is a 527) or interstate highway 287; wood-working center. There home style for just about schools, churches, shopping are a number of other There... everyone in the community off centers, and Rutgers facilities Including a medical Cedar Grove lane. University! with its mgny center, multi-purpose room, just beyond the trees Sales are looming, reported educational and cultural of- kitchens, lockers, saunas, pro Martin Newman, vice- ferings, are close by. shop, fireplace, offices, snack -your new home at president of Greater The Berg Agency, New bar md library. American Communities, and Jersey's largest residential In addition to the opening of there is a steady stream of real estate firm, is exclusive the golf course, which is visitors daily and weekends to sales agent for World's Fair, available to all residentl at a InTheVillages, inspect the three and four- and has sales representatives nominal fee, Aaron Cross bedroom homes, which in- at the on-site sales office, Construction Co., Inc., the clude bilevels. Cape Cods, Newman called attention to developer, is proceeding with Iwo-slory and split-level the "custom" features built youget what you the introduction of three-story Oakley designs. The homes feature into all the homes at World's New Prospect Rd., buildings with elevators and one to two-and-one-half baths, Fair, Some of these are in the balconies overlooking the Jickion Twp., family room, and one or two colonial architecture—natural course. Ocean County, N, J, ear garage, Fireplaces are play for. wood siding which cuts down Hill included in two models and on future maintenance and The three-story models in are optional in the others. compliments the woodland Section 4 are a new feature, GRAND CLOSING Priced from 146,990, World's adding garden apartments to the one-story plaza homes Fair homes have gas heat, and All homes have double-hung Six unique models of varied designi with 3, 4 and 5 their placement on oni-thlrd which the developer has been wood windows and bake- building. When Section 4 is Hit a hole in one- bedroomf from low 40'9. Immediate Occupancy, Con- to one-half-acre lots on win- Win $250 00 vtnitntly located for easy commuting. enamel aluminum leaders and sold out, Section 7 will be ding roads surrounded by gutters. Kitchens feature mt b I bcpl 7 treescplus a variety of models opened with three additional and Lunlinum^ ihrou^hnui wood-finished cabtneti, for. three-story buildings. Ihc n nlh Tht V illjy: uiii and exterior variations, is mica counter tops, appliances, From points North tiki Qirdin State Pky, designed to give the GAC Occupancies in the garden indiiLi a hole m anc to exit 91, Straight y, milt to Rt, SSB, including Magic Chef range aparflnents will commence tompeiunn fc r jdulls S2 community the appearance of id i vcr on our br^nd new Wtit on 528 for 8 miles to New Proipict and hood and built-in dish- before the end of October, Rd, (irook Plant), Right y, mili. Models a custom community. washer. pilch and pull toursc Another feature of World's Models available ai Clear- Anyune can tnter open every day 10-6, Phone (201)387- brook give buyers a range of t pii-k up an entry form 3220. Fair is its location. It is away Bathrooms have ceramic 118,900 to 138,990 and a a! our salgiLffce from urban congestion,"yet floor and wall tiles find rnmpcliti n n from 1 in 4 —diversity-af. housing styles. fium the Niw" formica-topped wood vanities. PM daily We supply the Brunswick railroad station for dubs and bnlk Included in the homes, too, is The golf course will join the And 12^0 lo anvone whu commuting on the Fenn- wall-to-wall carpeting In a hits i hole in one. CORPORATION club and iti tinnis and pool sylvanig main line to North choice of colors. facilities as a focal point for Jersey and New, York, as well THE FIRST NAME IN SINGLE FAMILY HOMES as Trenton and Philadelphia metropolitan centers, We'll pay you SALE! $10 to watch ON EXISTING INVENTORY! the leaves SAVE $1,500 to $2,000 IF chan YOU ACT BEFORE NOV. 1!

Th« irlslturni. This homo The Millar Lodge, This unique fHturfS I spacious bedrooms plus homt features t^a, spacious a Isrgt dm, 8 full biths, if K W "masttr" su|tii Including living room, large lltchendlnlno bedrooms and full baths, spacious Whether you play for relaxation, exercise, insulated double hung wood frame windows, oreo lending to rear pails through sweeping central living reort competition or just the fun of it all, you'll find deluxe intBrior appointments and many other sliding glai! doors and JVjcnr idlslnlng patio and front-facing all ths fun you ever wanted in The Villages. Strait. BONUS KITCHEN PACK- kitchen.dining area. 2'/7 ear superb features. ABl INCLUDES AT NO 1XTRA garage, iONQI KITCHEN IN- There's fishing and boating, swimming, And we provide total exterior and lawn COST: OH rMrtitritorlrstur, CLUBIS AT NO IXTRA COITl irasn compactor, garbage disposal OI relrlgeritor.freeier trash golf shyffleboard, hobb^ shapi, sauna, card maintenance, on-site ihopping, a community and gven-rsnge with rinse hood. compactor, garbagt dlspoiil and and billiard rooms and much more. And most oven.range with rings Hood, bus for in-town transportation, and security ONLY 11 Ht-T ii«.!) $37,490* important, the kind of people you can enjoy all guards, among other things, to leave you free ONLY 1 LiPT (Stc. i) $36,M0 • this with. ^ enjoy yourself. ONLY 4 LIPT (SKI. 1, H ONLY a LiPT (Sec. I) $3i,ffO * * till Prlft • aiii Prln When you're through playing outdoors, Best of all, all this is just 50 easily com- you can be entertaining indoors, in one of 6 mutable miles from New York City, with 120 magnificent homes. Priced from $28,490 to public buses making the trip every day. Believe It or not, these homes are will be ralstd to match current $36,190 they include climate control central So visit The Village! loon, because we priced Iflwet than the Identlcsl fiornti liTeurprnmtly idyirtlsefl air conditioning, big country kitchens with give you whit you've worked for as well as lietien 4 ana ytf thty contain our, 1 Weslinghouse appliances, Caradco removable full, kitchen package which what you play for, Includes refrigerator.freezer, dishwasher, trash compactor and WHILE THEY LA5TI Excellent garbage.disposal. locations still available: Phone (609) 4551900 COLLECT and Now is D gioat timo to see the magnificent display of Pocono So, take advantage ol this 51,500 to arrange for a personal tour of Mountain Fall foliage. And a great time to find out why so many $2,000 ssvlno plus the extra bonus Ciearbrook Including our 25,500 sq families have discovered the joys of owning a year-round vacation kitchen .package now I Ail prices ft. clubhouse, golf and tennis facilities. ACT NOWI home in the Poconos. So we'll reimburse you $10 in travel expenses Just to come up to Arrowhead Lakes. We want a chance to show you what hundreds of other families have discovered-the big, 250-acre lake, family ski area, clubhouse, tennis courts, Olympic-size pool, and many more facilities that make Arrowhead Lakes the finest four-season AtExit8-A recreational community in the Poconos. So return the coupon today. Or call us if you N.J. wish. There is no obligation. We'll send you a colorful brochure and a travel certificate Tpkef -good-for-$10 when you-visit—Arrowhead Lakes. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: New York (212) 563-2320 New Jersey (201)4886565 ALL-AMERICAN REALTY CO. INC Hovnanian'Suncrowded community 45 Essex SI.. Hockensack, N J 07501 ' PlMIt gtvf tnt mort Information *bout ArrowlWiind tht Irtwt otftr. for adults 52, and over. 12na llammarskjoldBlvd. Freehold,NJ.07728 )yp ' HX* AN ADULT CONDOMINIUO M COMMUNITY DEVELOPED BV Phone _ AARON CROSS CONSTRUCTION CO HWWiltOt] M»-M00/« (u«y-OMi Moddt 0pm 7 Dm * A.M. to • P.M. Obtain HUD property report from the developer end reed it before signing enythlng, HUD neither approves tht merits of the offering nor the vilue, THIS A0VERTI8EMENT IS NOT AN Off ERING WHICH CAN BE MADE ONLY BY A FORMAL PROSPECTUS if any, of the property. (WrKtloniiN JTplid South to Eili 11; Soulho(iG«rdon S'llePkwy, loEnit 1»; Boiith on Rig t. JOIIIIM Is The Village! Walch Tor ooi tignt. Thursday, September 19, 1974. ,Jir Bus safety Your Guide To Better Living in the guidelines for students SUBURBAN An estimated 625,000 children In New Jeriey will use school buses daily this year, in inereaie of some REAL ESTATE MART 248,000 In the past 10 years. The New Jersey State Safety Council says a factor in 'Increased sales activity' at Wedgewood school bus 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 Estates has resulted in an vice president of McConnell & munity. sidewalks, city sewers, city McConnell & Co sales The Council urgei parents to Wedgewood Estates, a water and underground reprelentatiYe can arrange an make lure their children are development of single family utilities. appointment at the ready to accept their part in 45 or better? residences. Is located off Close to the Jeriey Shore, prospective buyer's con making school busea safe, and venience. makes the following recom- All-new! Ours alone! Monument street in historic schools, shopping centers, MATADOR FOR 75 — AMCl new-styled road wheels add to the sporty appearance of Freehold Township. Priced mendations: cinemas, restaurants and To reach Wedfewood the 1975 Matador coupe. American Motor! txelufive Buyer Protection Plan covers from 144,990, five models are houses of worship, residents Pupils should liave their Estates from New York and all the company's new cars which go on display Nov 1 5 at Richard's Motors, 595 offered, featuring bi-level, "can enjoy all the pleasures of homes early enough to reach North Jersey, take the N.J. Chestnut st Union, According to the doalerships president, Richard V Crasta, split-level and two-stnry country living without for- the bus itop In time for the Turnpike louth to Exit 11; several optional packages provide for any level of luxury and performance desired colonial design. feiting the advantagei of city Garden State Parkway south bus, but without undue haste Standard engine is a 25B CID six with a choice of three V-B options. A new 13,450 Typical of the last is the life," she noted. Major high- to Exit 123; Rl. 9 iouth to the that leads to a lack of caution. entertainment center features AM-FM stereo radio, Integrated eight-track tape Hillcrest, featuring living ways, including the Garden Pond road Exit. Cross Rt. 9 to When it is necessary for the PREVIEW PRICE player and four-speaker syltem. (•"mane-rig Available (S4.7QQ cash down payment) room, dining room, eat-in State Parkway, the New the end, then turn right to children to walk along a road kitchen, recreation room, Jersey Turnpike, and Routes Monument street. Continue on rather than a sidewalk to Own a handsome home in laundry room with rear entry 9,79, S37and 33 lerve the area. Monument street to models on reach the bui stop, they should and two-car garage on the The model! are open for left. walk facing traffic They Ocean County Club Community! first level The four bedrooms Parents warned on nullifying and main bath are located on the shoulder as possible If THE BIRWICK» M.»I«WM »,«. the second level. The master there ii no shoulder, or if it Is CiKiiini-de'.iiinuii exclusively far us; built bedroom suite has its own narrow or wet anS slippery, safety closings on medicines i-wlusiu'h for Hciiu'-uduitt. in lovely private bath and a walk-in they should not walk more I'IIH' Kiilsc :it Crostuonil. Outstanding closet than two abreast. Single file Is "Ton miiny parrnls lire nullifying (he pur- mnndntnry. is noi achieving Its full potential \,ilui' fiir IIIL' nioiu-y 1-xcuplionnl oppor The Hampshire, a split- better, and a group should pose of safely closings mi medicines and Ihus lor safely because of parental indifference. level, and the Lancaster, a It's surprising how many never ipread out over a major expnsInB their children In needless cljinRrr," "We as pharmacists spend money and time it Inflation! split-colonial, have four part of the roadway. the New Jersey I'hanmireulieiii Assneiulmn ntiiaminjj and applying these children-proof bedrooms and two-baths In While waiting for the bus to warned this week siifi'ty liosures and demonstrating their use to the upper wing. A covered arrive, students should Alexander M, Bell, iissiinatioii president, our patients." Bell pointed out. Deluxe features: $100/mo. Residents1 entrance is featured on the senior people are stiii remain well off the traveled "Yet ton many adults, once they open the said the life-saving device which the N.II'A fee Includes: Hampshire, while the portion of the roadway and originally proposed and has now heen made1 containers, fail lo replace the special caps. This nSf.>_ •••_•_'.•- .-_^-— - —= • ciiunln kitchen • heat highlight of the Lancaster is should board the bus without == defeats the whole intent, for it permits • plclurc.«indo» • lanes the railed 20 foot living room delay, hut without crowding or vulnerable youngsters to get into pittsHhat might prove dangerous, even fatal, totnem. riimnic - • Cgmmunily TV which overlooks the dining in the dark about the pushin|. They should take AAuseum toofferC • IWmil thing Antenna room. their seats promptly and 'We implore every household to replace the 112 channels) remain in them until the bus safety (.insures In protect their children." room • tilj «ukr(min,l The Williamsport is a bi- six-lecture series • J full hcdroanKi and sewer level with four bedrooms. The has reached its destination Hell said that in some cases people even • CJR'kiichen • strcci cleaning/ mid-level entry, with guest advantages of and has stopped completely. transfer medical contents from the original • cencrcle pDiio yitm clearing closet, is overlooked by a The passengers should obey on new art forms holder in other bottles or vials without safety • pirdenshed • bus service balconied living room. The the driver's directions The Montclair Art Museum will introduce a lops, jusl to avoid the need to use the original • site lease • plumbed far master bedroom features a promptly and willingly. new series of art lectures this fall with ii six. caps. washer • membership in private bath-shower com- "Of course it's true that the special closings Iwo-slory mohilehome living Children should be taught lecture course on Modern and Heeent Art clubhijuse bination and wilk-in closet. not to put their heads or arms Many of the newer and often puzzling url are n little more difficult to open than the old Miss DeJianne comments, out the windows. They should forms such as Pop. Op. Funk, Minimal and ones, but that's the whole idea," he said, ad- "A great deal of significance not throw things about inside Conceptual art, will be considered during the ding: "Surely an extra minute is not too long to has been given to the location, the bus or out of windows or series spend In safeguard a child's life." craftsmanship and value The. lectures by Jonathan Silver, (issistani Pine Ridge offered to the homebuyer." The children should un- professor of fine arts at Montelnir State Among the features offered it derstand the use of emergency College, will deal with Cubism, Surrealism. and NJ. TV to offer at Cresfwood no additional colt to the buyer doori, but should not tamper Expressionism as well as more recent art Visit Man. thru Sal,, 9-7 p.m. Sorry, closed Sunday. are; Central air conditioning, with them during normal movements, A sculplor, musician and art maintenance-free siding, 10 minutes west of Toms River, Route #530, travel. historian, Silver will discuss (he themes nf candidates 'time' color-coordinated electric 6 miles west of Garden State Pkwy, Exit 80 modern painting and sculpture and indicate kitchen, appliances and dish- This year, for the first time as a state-wide \ Write Box 3 W, Whiting. NJ. 0875? how they relate tn enntemporary music and washer, panelled recreation network. New Jersey Public Broadcasting has \ orphonifSODJIO-SMOforhraehure If you're one of them • literature. room, all wood double hung Greek fair offered free prime televison time to the SB Silver formerly taught at the I'niversity nf windows and electric hot air candidates running for United States Congress let us throw some light North Carolina and is presently a doctoral beginning Sept. 25. next week candidate ai Columbia University, He has The candidates seeking to represent the 15 written a number of articles on modern art; the The Si. Demetrios Grecian districts in New Jersey have been offered 30 on the subject for you. most recent, on the sculptor (Jiacometti. is in Village Bazaar will be held minutes nf television time to speak to the the June issue of Art News, Sept. 27, 28 and 29 at the public In iirirlitinn, each candidate will be I For those 91 or over* • • United Methodist Church, 162 The lectures will he given at the museum on given a five-minute segment to he televised at' COMEDOWN South Orange ave., South Thursday afternoons from 1 to 2; 3(1, beginning the conclusion of the 7:30 p.m. or the 10:30 p.m. AND LOOK OVER Orange. Jneludetl in the Oct. 10. The eourie fee is $15 for museum New Jersey News Report, festival will be games, members, SIB for non-memhers. Interested Candlrlnle's from "districts in northern "New> displays of Greek artifacts, persons may register by sending n check to the Jersey will appear on Channels SO and SB. Wve just made it bouzouki music and a "village Mont£lair,Arl Museum, ,'i Nouih Mountain ave,. The order of appearance of ths candidates restaurant." MonWalr. (17M2. A brochure listing the fall and was determined by a special lottery conducted- The bazaar will bejield from winter lecture series and other musi-um of. by New1 Jersey Public Broadcasting, AN ADULT COMMUNITY 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, II ferifip may be had by phoning 74R-S5M Candidates seeking to represent District IB three timeseasier RT. 528. JACKSON. NEW JERSEY a.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday and 1 will appear on Channels 50 and 98, Wednesday, 20K92R-O952 p.m. to 6 p.m. flunday. Sept 25. at 10 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 26, at B_ Open daily 9;30 • I, closed Sunday Proceeds will benefit the St. Osawa to conduct p.m. and in p.m. and Monday, Sept. 30, at 10* Demetrios Greek Orthodox p.m. tobuyahome: DIRECTIONS; Take "Route 9 to Lakewood, to Church Building Fund. Route E>28 Weft, proceed 7,4 miles on Route 528 Steve Mimides Jr. is symphony on TV to Mobile Home vill chairman of the event. Co- Concerts by thi Bn Ion Svmphony C)nhi tra College pre$ent$: chairmen are Peter Kokkalll and tips on burglar prc nfmg v, ill he fe iturt d iin Closing Costs included! and Louise Marolakos. More new program sme hcginmng Ihi week of First year's maintenance fee information may be obtained Sept 21 on New Jersey Puhlu Brojdt isting 7-lecture series by contacting Mlmides at 769- Channels so and 58 aid by builders! 5104. As part of its 71th anniversary celebration, i Evening at Svmphom i nrw weekh the College of Saint Elizabeth faculty is Contracts will be accepted series of Boston Sy mphnn> Ore hi Mra Lnncnrts presenting a series of sevpn Iri lures during contingent on sale of Seminary given will be televised Fndajs at 9 p m beginning September and Octnber net 4 Conducting the hrst program is Seij, The first lecture given hy Sister Anna your present home! Rockefeller aid Osawa music director of the Boston Svmphom Gertrude Toleman discussed The ( hanging • pays realty tmw, insurance; roof & exte- nrchestra The concert feitures two works hy Moral Climate in American Drama Between rior painting & repairs; wafer, fewer, lawn The Princeton Theological Hector Berlinz Thi Roman Carnival 189'J 1474 Additional lectures given Wed, care, municipal services} master TV (12 Seminary hai received a Overture and Symphony Fjntistiqur nther nehday mornings from y JO to 11 in Mahoney* N.Y., Phlla, channel!)! clubhouie; cour- grant of $7*,730 from the programs slated for this year feature con library will include Lihcrty or Death - Some tesy bus; 24 lir. emergency service at Rockefeller Brothers Fund to duclors Willum Sti-inhLrg Colin Davis Spanish Protest Poets, hy hister Elena -JuppOEt-four-programi.to^be-. -Miehael-Tilson-Thomas and Erich bemsdorf Franeis—ftrmmio-SepH" 21 'Physics When Cresfwood Village administered through the Beginning net 5 at d TO p m Burglar Mother Was A Girl by Sister Marguerite seminary's Robert E. Spew Proofing will he tilt-vistri each Saturday fnr Franci Goodwin on Oct 26 The Author Library, President James I. five weeks Programs ire designed In help Behind The Hero In The 20th Century French McCord announced this week. viewers protect their property Hosted by Ktne Novel by Si-ter Marian Francis Dillon on Oct -- Two programs are con- Holliday the programs show how to mike nne s 1 The Lure Of The Big Crt>.- Musically cerned with the development home appear occupied even when it s not hnw bptaking by Sister Mary Elise Kabis on Oet of theological libraries and to fortify door locks and windows and how to Id The Influence of Scientific Evolution On librarianihlp; the others are prevent car theft Philosophy by Sister Thereie Aquinas Roche for 'cooperative programs on Oct 21 and China 1B89 1974 " by Sister involving the Princeton EARLY COPY Jane Mane Farrell on Oet '0 $27,450 full price: The Georgetown? University Library. Publicity Chairmen art urged to observe the frldiv deadline for other thin spot news The fee for the series is $20 or $3 for a single Deluxe 2-bcdroom model of our unique four- Include your name, addresi and phone lecture Those wishing further information homo colonial grouping. Mailer bedroom with number shnuld contact bister Mary Kathleen 539-1600, walk-in wardrobe, full bath. Wall-to-wall carpeting, Far Brook sets If you think $19,990 is a great neighbors ... ail in a friendly, ill GE appliances (refrigerator-freezer, range,. child workshop price, you'll think it's even better comfortable atmosphere. ielf-eleaning oven, washer, dryer), attached gar- once you see our marvelous con- age, are all included in the low basic price, Far Brook School, Short You'll have plenty of time to enjoy dominium community. Hills, will sponsor a workshop this good life: A sensible monthly All this in a serei^ secure, eitablished (10 yean) for children grades 24, on 10 Our homes are the biggest surprise. maintenance fee covers all recrea- environment in the Jeriey countryside, off the main Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to highway, yet convenient to urban amenities, Amazingly'luxurious, they feature tional facilities.plus exterior main- noon, Oct. 5 to Dee. 14, central air conditioning; patios, tenance service. NO clubhouse mem- r™~"*™7""7r~i 1 The workshop will feature porches or balconies; tiled deco- art' nature, science, Not to go unmentioned are the . bmhipfees 10 nnw-furnlihid rator bathrooms; ultra-modern HA . . • • ifcimodili movement, musie and great tax and equity advantages of kitchens Unquestionably worth theater. CITY condominium ownership... so anon every penny. You also get paved "ft"*. *1B,975 to «39,950 i essential during these inflationary streets, sidewalks, curbs, sewers, times. Plus the fact that our loca- We Have Them All city water and underground tion is excellent.'... just one mile opan7days,B-7p,m, electric lines. from the Garden State Parkway for Wflti D.pt. W. Route 530,Pel 168,Whltlng,NJ 08759 . 2000 SPIMR Our recreational facilities are asmoothridrto-NevrYorlrand-all- plBlCTIPNii 201.8SO-201-350-1001 0 1. True or false. The 2000 BERtlNA another nice surprise, There's a parts of New Jersey. . From NY » north: Onrdtn iiats Pkwy (nil 80) » NJ WSB Phirioh wai the first nmn to beautiful swimming pool,,Shuffle- From Phlla.; Bin Franklin Bridge, NJ #70 and #530 . 2000 GT VILOCE in short, at $19,990 Cheesequake From Trenton: NJ #33, #526 to Allentown, thtn #539, #530. wair a ring, board courts. Plus a social and Village offers you real, honest-to- 2. True or filte. Jacob and recreational building for arts and ALL MODELS goodness value-a near-miracle Esau were twin brothers. crafts, sewing and Just shooting . 3. True or false. Paul wrote: for this day. And this age. the breeze with your congenial "I am wuplflid with Christ." MOST COLORS 4, True or false. It was 128,124,X19 Joshua who Midi "This day I 2 Dr. 4 Br. COUPtS, SPIDtRS iWACONS ARE NOW am going th§ w»y of all the ALL COLORS HUGE INVENTORY earth," in STOCK 5, True «r falie, Thi 8IQUAKI Pharaoh once found frogs in his bed. is our r Ihb MtorflMMMrt b Ml n oftatng. No «ffwin( It midt ««pl by fM- I^^P^I • Model* open Dadtr Afld Sunday -o-o- THEME |=--"-- ' ."-^=—• - -^ 11am to Ou*k CtOS«J Tfturidly f*On fUfd tritk DM Bumii of hcwillw, Dipt, of Uw ind Mk StMy «l -4— -ANSWERS j_ AT iraSHIIHMIMIPARK Phone: (201) 585-4900 DM JW* »l *W JMW|. Iht braw tf Stwtlltj el ON Sfato *f Mfw J«i| iKSMlpisMiMNMfcdthitoflUHl IMPORTID SPRINOHELD SPRINGFIELD MOTORS Thursday, September 19, 1974.

Kids will be Kids,9,HBLP US TO PROTECT THEM BY DRIVING SAFILYf The policeman cares. So does the crossing guard. And. of course, so do you. But caring has to be put into action. So keep alert. Watch for signals, Drive slowly, very carefully. And NEVER pass a school bus! This message is presented as a public service by the community—minded firms listed below.

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JO-BELL TIRE CO, THE MATERNITY SHOP AMOCO STATION f i g Distributor For Belli Tires.Wheel Snow Plowing Oeneral Agio Repairs- FRED BLOZEN COMPANY Infants and Childrenil s Boutiautti . A NATIONAL BANK m Chancellor Ave., Irvlnston Alignment lalanclng Large leleetlon in Maternity automatic Trensfnissions.persona oenerei contractor 173.9444 STIVUIAL " QIBRALTAR SAVINGS 4 1459 Springfield Ave., Mspiewood 1341 Omars Prim arid Childreni We«r Friendly Service Union tM-mt LOAN ASSOCIATION itUiti . SOIi Miiiburn Ave. (Near lAK'S 5th 943 Stuyvesent Ave., Irvingten igmumf CHEVRON OIL COMPANY 3S last Main Street Aye.i, Short Hills J7M111 119i Morris Avenue Mendnam J4J.3«f THE KEY AGENCY BOHM'S OVEN FRESH Union M7.ISM SOS Main St Ay Forms of Insgrance MILLBURN CYCLE & PAUL SEVERANCE UNION TAXI fast Orange 676 4115 2i«l Morris Avenue service 7 bays A Week BAKE SHOP 1M? Soulh Orange Ave AND SON, INC. 1S13 Morris Avenue Own Sundayi-Closed Mondayl union man SPORT SHOP ' .tni Schwinn and Raleigh Bicycles Sole! Paints and wallpapell r Union MS 5100 131 Chestnut 5W CLANCY'S FISH HOUSE Si Service. Ice Skates a, Hi Chesinul St. Roselll 341.2744 Open 7 Days A Week Soorting Sosdl Union . f«, 1956 UNIONVILLE 110 Hillside Avenue, Hillside QLADD MOTORS KINGS COURT ?] Main St., MHIburn 3H-0044 BRANNAGAN'S TAVERN MM)4i: Won. thru Frl. T, Rlch.rd SIMS' SERVICENTER INC LUNt I A BOGO • Dally Noon to Luncheon Served. Dinner starling RESTAURANT SHERRY HILWII wo Repair Ail Cars Complnte Automotive RepalrsRoari Quollly Motel I i P.Mk-Prl. Noon fo»_P.«. fJoOo at i P.M. on Sundays, iring Servlceinow PlowIhg.TowIng MONSANTO COMPANY Sam i Flora Fredericks 3541 Vauihall RS8d Girls, Ivery Tuei, «. Thuri. the Family TI Highway 22 & South Springfield Norm Ith St. 8, Monroe Aye, union ut-0140 tU Ctuncellor Ave. ve. itbiastboundd , SifilSpringfieldd NfNfiHH i Ifvlngton • 3f?.i413 p Keniiwortn intm Ml'siuyv«ant Ave,(Cor. llth Aye.) Open 1, Days forLunc Lunch ht. "Where Good Friends Meet «, A satisfied Customer Are Our Best Aavertlsemenl." burg )72.fl4l COMMUNITY PLUMBING Dinner . closed Sundays MULTI^HEVROLET INC VALLEY FAIR Kitchen ppw Day & Nile- "yoyrAAultlvaiuechevyOealef" "All Vour Needs Under Orders To Take Out. GOLD MART. INC, SUPPLY CO, KOPLIN PONTIAC- t277WorrllAve,Union Ma.3K» SHOP RITE STORES & One Roof" Kitchen eablnets & Bathrwm, ill Fabyan Place Vanltlll - Dishwashers .Traded. We iuy your Unsvanted WAKEFERN FOOD CORP rvlngton v\mo BRENNAN BICYCLE SHOP 201 west Routl M eiry I. Diamonds, Sold nion County'l No NEMETK BROS., INC. «0 York St., Elliabeth Hi service Springfield 376J1*).| Sliver L Watches Ijies-ilfvice saying Center & Flat soles t, service S27.J]» 9 vase Avenue Ui l V New a, Used Cars Sooth Orange Excellent lody Work on All Cars SMITTY'S TAVERN VIC'i SUNOCO CONVERTERS ?il Clinton Ave. ylc vtntura, prop. • irvington . mills Ipeslaiiie in Tune.,up|.irakes. Ail INK CO. GREYHOUND FOOD Minor Resain.Tosinj.Snow flowlns Flexographlc ana Sravure " JH.f"'" Ct!™ Printing InU MANAGEMENT INC. LACH'i GULF & NEW JERSEY SEMI IMi toiith ParK Avenue Full lint venillnl lervlee 115 MOBIL SERVICENTER CONDUCTOR PRODUCTS INC SPRINGFIELD DIE 24 HOUR TOVJIN 20, C0fflmerceStSprlngflcld.37i.mi CONTROL CASTING CO., INC, VILLANI BUS 914.931. Illh Ave. NICK'S TEXACO 72S Lexington'Avenue EDWARD K. CUMMING GRUBER'S CITGO VBllsburg COMPANY We servici All fvyjkes.Auto SERVICE CENTER, INC. limes for ail occasions MOBiL.374.44M 10? So. wood Avenue AlrCondltlonlng OULIi. ]72.?7« NICK Zambolla Pres-Jim sanflll ?1S kiprlngllel •Irwlieldl(Ja .Aye, .l_ , IrvingtoS n IPRINGFIELp CTATE BANK Linden U1.3333 Ifuyveunt Ave. 1 igyden Ave, Full Service lanii.F.D.I.c (Near Msylair. cieantri) (Nettle Parkwayfay) cor. of 18th Avt (fety in Mlnfl alllljurg 37S.0417 Hillside Ave. at ~ irvington OT-WM LEONARDLEE FUNERAL ll 31§Str Sprlngfleia 379 419 MBIT!! Asonue 1B65 vault Hall Road Auto Repaln-RoM Service-Towing • Iliiaoeth M1.3H1 Union . W41M HOME, INC, & Mountain Ave MARTIN WITZBURG 301 lei! llantka street 4I4.4WJ & SON INSURORS Rlthard J. Leonard, Ir. We MM Up Delicious Pla DELMAC MACHINE HALFWAY HOUSE APPLIANCE CENTER 3S33morrlsAvt,lUnion Mf RntaurantcgeMaii Richard J. Leonard, Jr. OccBsloni, Cold Cuti.Saladt Thomai 1. Leonard, IN Sanford Avo.. vailiburg 3?!-9B7 Aiilhorlied Magnavoi Dealer Luncheons.Dlnniri, Cnlldren n William A. Leonard, Mgr. Sales It service welcoms OOgeg n 7 Dayt a Weak 191 SBflngfieK Ave., irvlnoton 1J)J US Highwaih y 32 PEASON AGENCY, INC, Mountalnilda 312.2171 Agency for (Vlotor club of America LINCOLN TECHNICAL 1173 SDringlleid Av«. STUYV1SANT BODY & (Cor- Ituyvtunl Avs.l INSTITUTl Ifylngton 3711544 HARDEl'S Ryder School tunehel.Dlnnffl hali R THE PINK CAROUSEL Approved (or Vittrani' Training Walter a. Marcla Sharon

HOKEY'S AMOCO SERVICE CENTER J.Thursday, September 19, 1974

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Schoo/'s open - so slow down! protect out children's lives On the first days of school you can expect to see our youngsters running across streets without looking, forgetting to obey the traffic signs and signals. That's why we must be a little extra careful, slowing down near schools, watching all traffic signals and obeying school safety patrolmen. Our kids' safety is our responsibility This message is presentad as a public service by the community— minded firms fisted be/ow:

ASP PAPER CARDINAL GARDEN FOUR SEASONS PLAY & •lERRY'S INDIAN MAXON P0NT1AC MICHAEL F, R1CHEL TAURUS CONSTRUCTION Complete Automobile and All types of Insurance COMPANY STOCK, INC. CENTER RECREATION CENTER TRADING POST Recreational Vehicle Center 371 Reuter Avenue Recycling of Seconslry f IBers Open All Year Round General Remodeling,Kitchens PIS West Chestnut Mreet One 01 the Largest selections Route 22 [West Bound) IliiaBeth 3531448 Bathrooms.lassmenfs. Dealer! fn Waste Paper Hags 1 Complete garden Supplies AI Boute 2! at Authentic American Indian union »44i400 Non. Pirrous Metals 272 Mliitown ftafl Union 4S701S1 siding .RoMlng.suttan JBWelry,,Di5e0unts on 150 and over 1414 Bgrnct Aye. II 54 So 2073 JSH 3»l 1110 ROMA CUSTOM TAILORING (at Vayihall Road) Bjnk&merljera Master Charge Union Miiaoo CARTERIT SAVING & FRABELL Open Daily ( to s Thurs. till » MOUNTAINSIDE AND CLEANING B&M Professlonll Alternations lor Men LOAN ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING & HEATING I Women. Vincent Meggrg . Prop. ALUMINUM COMPANY KEMPLER SHOES Charles Honeeiier 1211 Magle Avenue 735 Sinford Avenue DANCINO IHVINOTONUNION 374 Short Drive Aluminum Siding : Reefing k VallSBurg IIIflH 1070 SpfingfieldAve Iryingten Union JSIiMS Storm Wineows.SBeelaiiits Li^iNOSTONeALBWEl L Mountainside 233.0M7 373 049? PARSIPPANY TRANSPORTATION INC, MM fMrrls Aye,,Unlon m 9841 331 North An,, East THE CENTRAL JERSEY ROSENBERG'S GUN iiibtn BAUER rACTORY BANK & TRUST CO. f.ARDEN STATE BOWL KIDS WORLD MOUNTAINSIDE SHOP, INC. WISTFilLO IJ7 I Broad Street •'world of Value" Featuring Open only Fridays k Saturdays 10-4 p.m. SUPPLY, INC. MOUNTAINSIOi 115 MounlainAveriue GEORGE'S PRO SHOP li 0 BARBER SHOP 2244 Springfield Avenue Industrial Supplies 333.7500 'Nice Plaee to eowl for 0 Sijo 11 wt Speclaliie In All Types of Union US.JSIf TRETOLA'S RESTAURANT »I7 Clinton Aye , irvlngtsn Nice p rvingten Avenue. South orange wen's i. Boys' Hair itvllna "There is No luBitituli 37S.5i90 Hub* Borlnsky, Prog '»: 0777 Phyllis iisenberg Prop. MS Mountain Aye, " " For Ouaiily" CHALET Ntc* Sv*rchefc, Mgr mountainsidl 23J7SW oalloplng Hill Road New Jersty'i Flrit store Union Mi!133 SANDY'S MOBIL M7.0107 BIERTIIEMPFEI,OSTIRTAG Exclusively Chubby Girls Speciaiizlng in Auto Repairs Teens, juniors KLINGELHOFER CORP towing Snow Plowing & Auto AGENCY, INC 13 Main Street, Mlllhur,, is; MURIEL'S Air conditioning insurance I Sill istate GEN TECH 1 Lincoln Place Ifylngton Robert p OsiBrt.g.Ble!»f POIMnlii BARGAIN BOUTIQIJE 3»?7» 3W.1330 UNION CENTER CARD Open Monaay lyenlnas Until f CHANDLER MOTORS INDUSTRIES INC. ipQrtswiar-Dressas.sebaratesAli 1S61 Morris Ayenuf "" 131 North IIII8S it-Mi sites AI LOW Discount Prices & GIFT SHOP union Msoj.il Aulnoflied ftUge Dealer KLJHNEN TRAVEL, INC Service unlimited I7A Ml, vtrnon Place Featuring A Pine Line of GrHtlng TO I. it.oeoree Aye, Csras 4 CommerelBl Itationefy . Linden 4I6M74 94i stwyvesani Ave., vallsBuro • J7j,J77» AUGUST F, SCHMIDT union 4171120 Not conneeita vylfh any store 1WS ituyvnant Avs., BIG STASH'S BAR W, P, GILBERT CO.INC of similar name union M7.7I9U A RESTAURANT CHILDREN'S HOUR Hey I Oil Burner Seen 7 Dsvi a WHk.MUC! "For leyj I. Girls" Distributors Industrial JAMES LA MORGESE Lunthii.Drnneri.lfing Ttie iBortsweerDresswear.Outerwear 103 Montgomery Aye.. Irvinaton PAVINOFof Driyewayi I Family 1 Prlenas ! Freemsn SI,, West Orange 371210] - Parking Lots UNION CENTER 1030 South wow Avenu* 731.9111 Paine Aye , Irvington NATIONAL TOOL & SERVICE HARD SHELL, INC. Linden IS164SS 111 3033 CHROMIUM CO complete Auto Service COMMUNITY STATE BANK r.reeley Ave, (off Rl. EKhtult Emission Service GLOBAL- AMERICAN Kenll\mrth37s,l4Maiso Union 4M.7vl0 Front End Alignment BURRY BISCUIT & TRUST CO. LANDMARK TRAVEL 113;OioBeAye.,rViountBinsiae tOl Ituyvisant Aye. INSURANCE MANAGERS A New concept in Union MMttS Olylsion ol the Quaker Oats CO. "Protect: All Our Savers for Outstanding Imumnce Service Travel Consulting,., ?1S Newark Avenue otfltes in Llnden.Rahway.riaieii: 1121 Clinton Aye. SHALLCROSS EXPRESS INC Natalie WaiSt.Hsns Juernnsen Trucking llltabe>h 3U11M Irylngtan 3741400 ins sooky Boidberg NEW JERSEY BELL PhillB Feidmesser C p c LI We Cater to ail your 127 Springfield Rose KeniiMfir, 4141431 UNITED SYNDICATE BLUM AGENCT Irving Peidmesserc.P.C.L- Traveling Needs... TELEPHONE COMPANY oenerai insurante Insurors COLBER CORPORATION Open tmn thru Wed. 1104 Springfield Aye., Anthony CBiittt, WH. ) is S.1C Iwood ManufKturir a win Thurs, 8, Frl 9 to I SHIKI JAPANESE wound Retlftm GOODYEAR SERVICE Sat. $ to 1 P.M. " 24 luffinglen St., STORES 2Q7 Morris Avenya NICE STUFF STEAK HOUSE irvington , SJ19i» calers to the Fashion crown, It't Route 22 i w, Cheilnul Street 340 W Si. Beorgi Ayenu f.enerai sreene Shpeplne Center "Tha Place" where you Una Famoul Union 4MS9S! UNION, INC, Linden 91! §07 Vabei SpoMswesr tor 4«to M« 4111117 iliisss 1010 jeaneitJeaneite AyAvenue,s ' Union less TOE VAIL-DEAN SCHOOL 417.2417 CRYAN'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE LunchH & pinners Paid for by Board of Direeiors 171i Stgyyesant Avenue Served Daily Mot Lunches servea.Daily FronMl AM7 LIMOUSINE SERVICE union M7JJ11 ElltabanVt oldest Independent inleftainmHit Evenings THE GROTTO By universal Inierprlses, Inc. school offers a eomprenenilye 797 SsntorO Aye., vallibury 372 UU n Country Musis Frl k oilier Locations In East Orange WoOulngsAirBorts.Chauffeur Driven 1 Madison Sat. ivenings Luncheon Served Dally iycnls Theatres PiefsM NOUR SiRViCE BREEZE 172 Muljvard, Kenllwoffli SINGER FABRIC YARD tin Llberly Ave,, Hillside Yards k Yard, ol V•iuw CORPORATION, INC, DAREN JEWELERS, INC 274 J723 1S1 JUS Opep n 7 Dayys a Week Diamonds sit While you wall 700 Liberty Ayenua jewelry Designed NU-VUE QUALITY U.SUS . Routte 22 ((eentw Isiana) union 4144000 ISf Miliijurn Avenue '« Mils W«t e! Flushlp MIIIBurn Jrt.lfst CLEANBlft Transportation avallabie.'FDf furtheierr InformatioInformal n call: FRED HAFNER PAINT STORvnEa LINDEN AUTO BODY Drastry Specialists, Decorator BROUNELL-KRAMER MuraloolldaenColony """ 710 E. Elliauth Avenue F0lf.No E«tra Charge VAUXHALL CYCLE COMPANY LBte« House Paint, LinBin 4I491M 521 Wood Aye., R0Sell« 241.1420 3I1.3141, "411 ialerh Avenue, WALDOR AGENCY •pert Repairs Parts & «J Boulevard, Kenilvvorir. "Quality Costs No More" Rarltan k walnut Aves,ci,rk SOMERSET Illlabelti, N.j. 07307 A Complete Insurance Service aielgh . Roiifasf !4SS311 381 UU IRE SERVICE 1435 Morris Ave, 161 Valley Itreet, vauiheii M4JS0! Union 4871133 mplete Car Service LINDEN MOTOR agnostic Tune-Up ET ADVERTISiNO I, Highway 22 and heltnut Strut HAPPY DAYS SCHOOL FREIGHT CO., INC, WM. G. PALERMO, INC ringliild Road, US Union 30l.sS7.f3i3 Ages 3 to J Best In Trucking "30 Years ot Insurance k Real ~ THE H,F, BUTLER CORP Estate Service In Linden Ml levenlh Avenue Slate 1 City CerilfleB Nursery Sthoo & warehousing NewYom 2!i.«!.Mno Custom Fabricators ol V DON'S VILLAGE 44 SO, !lsi Kreet 1300 Lower Road ul No, Wood Avenue tor Industry Linden 416 2624 ; 417 Lehigh Avengi BARN RESTAURANT Kenllimrlh 2734MI Linden 142-1400 Union MUii (Family Styia Rntiuranl) SPRINGFIELD HOUSE lg£0 Stuyveiant Aye, Lunehfonpinners.eoektslli ylLLAOE SWEET SHOP irvington . lUsm HERSHEY ICE CREAM Route 22 EHtbound CAPITAL FUEL SERVICE DINNIR SPBCliLSIvery Monday LINDEN YELLOW CAB CO PAUL'S AMERICAN Sprlnatieid 44J0108 otgn.7p.ayi A WHIL Mrosui 'A Family Business lervlng Tha ay-w 22 Mountain Avenue Service 7 Days A Weels Public lor 3 Seneraifont" Springfield 374,1434 IS NO. Wood Avs. TIRE EXCHANGE 354 Hillside Ayenui Linden 1«,8543 143 4343 Discount Tire Headquarteri. Hillside m.UH~ All nUlgr Brands 355 Roula 21 .iasfbound SPRiNGFIELD SUBURBAN DRAKE COLLEGE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL Sprlngtieid • mmi"" TAXI SIRVICE OF BUSINESS HERBERT LUTZ & All Airport TrstJt PARK Altar MidnMi Bi Still open for Reslstritlon For SethMrntne Oardens Mausoleums CO., INC. Wt By appointment Fall CI«ni..Day i, Nlgti),.Short underground Pun storage Pactaga & Meaagi^llvery Oefhsemane cardans Now PEPIN SHOE SERVICE 2 Mountain An Undtr conslruellon Tanks for Commercial £7 ORTHOPEDIC WOBK New SfBei Far 1506 Jlunnant Avenye SDrlnofHIc) 374 2S52 37H5H Man LM« Hanowg, FBAT,TURCKI Union MlflOO 2020 Clinton street New Heel Bar For Oulek s«ylce Lmrten i42.UM 1044V) Sprlngllaig Ave, ECHO JEWELERS Irvlngtin 173 4020 STONEWALL SAVINGS 11 Jewelry As You Like it" INSTANT RENT.A^AR MACK CAMERA & LOAN ASSOCIATION All Jewelry Work Dona LOW.LovyRalK.DBlly On PrtmlHl REPAIR SERVICE FRIDE HOME CENTER lin 1 Morris Avenue SURPLUS iAj.fi •laganl lathraomi Kltcham KHMflF" Acrou Irom Holy Cameras 1 Electronic egulpmmt Recnallon Rooms Custom DnlgnM Haven for HoMyliti, sat Sent 2lil BMIMIvaly Far Vog At Flnt Financial Iriitliullon " i ie mi, I A.rVI, to i P.M. A Price You can AttonS " m IRVINGTON CAB CO. 102S Commerce Avenue \m Iprlngtlew Ave, union SIS-BS1 Maplewow MJJftso ELIZABETH IRON WORKS TWO VatBrani.3TJ.SJM Green Lane Union qompllmenli oi RAYCO CAR SERVICE SUPREME SAVINGS & The soimd Factory ai J & C OENERAL EXCAVATING LOAN ASSOCIATION 2526 r.prlraiieia Ave,, ztnsz?"ztnstz? ion MAISON PETITE 43 U S HIgdway 23 1W) Stuyvawil Av. J7I4H4D I Junlom Mlii.i.H.lf liin In W««lt IMt « Oumnel Lumber irviniton, NH> Jiruy DreiSei.CMr|.9(r«nl.ilSir1i«niar n th* Center UU) orrli Avtnua AN-ELL DRESS SHOPPE l k AceeHorlH for the smart Woman at Modtrate PrlcM NANCY P. REYNOLDS TAGGART'8 AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL MARTY^PLACE SMCUI cart m ma NmowiVHanal y Call JPTI7I Kingl» * mwi N ttnvx 154 TICM Lin* Rail irunlwlck U4«uD

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MILT HAMt.iERMiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiniiiiiMimiiii iiniiiiiiii!iiiiniiiitiiiimi»jiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii!iiiil CAStLF" ilrvingloni Thursrtr,y ih TURNtABLE TREAT-JOURNEY TO THE Tuesday MKATBALL. 2, VIS. « in THK ORT show to star CENTER OF THE EARTH: by Rick Wokemon DEVIL AND MISS JONES. 1 us. f- •>" (A4M SP.3621). Songs include: "The Jour DEEP TUKflAT, 4 10, 7 25. in 45 Bob McAllister ney," "Recollection," "The Battle" and "The Forest." ELMORA (Elizabeth i-FOR PETE'S SAKE, A mini-wonderamii show, starring "Journey to the Centre of the Earth" is a live Thur , Fri Mnn , TUPF .0 10; Siil li :MI MJ io television's Bob McAllister, will be presented album, recorded with the London Symphony Sun . 0 20, 9 45. THK RKIVKHK. Thin Kri Sunday, Dot 13 al Columbia High School. Orchestra, the English Chamber Choir, a rock Mon., TUPS . 7 M. Sal . 8:05, Sun . I 'in 7.So. Maplewodd, at 11 am and 2 p m group, and two vocalist, that translates the MY SIDR OK THK MOUNTAIN. Sat I ? 45 Sun,. 2:10; cartonns, Sat., ii Sun . ? A magic show will be featured in addition to adventure ind fantasy of the Jules Verne novel lUdience participation, gnmcs, contests, on Into vivid musical terms. "Journey" features n tertalnment and prizes brilliant innovation; it's built aroundithe in- FIVE POINTS CINEMA . Unioni-Bl'STBIt terplay of Wakeman's futuristic-iounding AND B1I.1.IE. Thur Mon TUPS . rm. fl-is- Three women's American ORT synthesisers, the symphony's classically- Fri., Sal . 7:io, « :|». Sun , p. 7-4S. M 3" Siii (Organization for Rehabilitation Through derived orchestral passages, and the spoken Sun , MV Sini-1 nt THK MIII'MTMN I m Training) Chapters, Union, East Orange- narration of David Hemmings, It's unlikely n a Orange, and Maplewood-South Orange, have that this range of elements-Including sym- LOST PICTt'RK SHOW ifninni Knit combined efforts to produce the show phonic, choral, and electronic music, PETE'S SAKE. Thur . Frl , Mnn . Tu.'« . 7, literature, and drama-has ever before been Reservations may be made by calling 763- B:M. II) 05. Sal , i IS. B !>5. H 2S. I" IS. Syr, combined onto a single recorded work; at any 6196, Tickets will be S3 each for reserved seats, 4:45. 6;20. 7-5S. » .is. MY sitiK m IHF rate, there's no precedent for it in popular or $2,50 general admission seats, and will be MOUNTAIN. Sal . Sun . 130 PAT PAULSSN of the expressionless foes music. And there's no precedent for Hick available for purchaie at the door. Children and th» nonsensical editorial Wakeman's unique talents Under six "must be ai-rmnpaninri hv an adult,' MAPLKWOO!) 1,JI*I limes inday THE VAN CLIBURN — Internationally-known obsorvetism will ttar in thi Broadway Wakeman's inventive solo album dehul. MADADVENTUHr-'SOFHABHMAOiH 7 is, It was announced concert pianist will mob his only New Pulitisr PriiB.winning comedy, "The Six Wives of Henry VIII," and his 9 IS; CLAUniNE. Thur Fr' Mm,. TUPS jersey appearance this season. All proceeds will go to Women's American Harvey," at the Moodowbrook nwesome virtuosity as displayed on Yes 7I5.B 15; Sal , 1 is, :i is. s-is 7 tn u m nul, ORT's School iif Engineering ORT supports a Theater Restaurant, Cedor Grows, albums and tours have combined to give his •). 'IIS. S10. 715 "IS Saturday at 8 p m, ot Union High School, Recital for the Stage under world-wide network of vocational training beginning , Wednesday, Oct, 2. solo career great popular impetus and sub- {) ii the auspices of the Foundation for Ihe schools in 22 countries on five continents. Paulson, who appeared regularly on stantial critical recognition, "Time" placed NEW PLAZA iLinripm IU'T('H CAKsmv "Six Wives" in its best-recordings-of'73 list, Performing Arts. Tickets may be Businesses and corporations have purchased the nowdefynct Smothers Brothers porlant The band comes firsi, the social side AND THE SUNDANCE KID. Thur . Mnn and Wakernan was rated the number-one block seats to donate in underprivileged Comedy Hour on television, also has lifter " Tues . 7 10, 9:Jn. Fri , 7 in. « SO: Sal . i in. obtained by calling 688161 f. or by keyboard player in both British and American children in the area appeared in films and on the stage. Wakuman's desire for strictly individual 3:15. 5:30, 740, a 5S. Sun.. I, :i in, r,- is. 7 Hi) writing to Recital Sings P O Box 35 pop polls. The level of general acclaim was expression top of his effnri at group infraction «:40. cartoon, Thur . Mnn , Tui's . 7. 9 in. Fr, . Union !O7OB3) voiced by "Fusion's" Bill Logan when he called was the product not only of his breadth of 7:30, 9:40; Sal.. 1. 3-0S. S:lfl. 7:30. 9:411. Sun . :i. Wakeman "undoubtedly the finest rock musical vision bu! also of his great ambition: S OB, 715. 9'30 HIS. MY s|nK UK THK MNCS'TAIN' S;1I organist yet to emerge (Keith Emerson hired a "All my life I've strived to create music I -0-fl- Sun . i :«) Actor has title role in comedy box to hear him at London's Lyceum) Even al believed wholeheartedly in. In Ihe course of OLD KAHWAY-HUSTEH AND BILLIE. -O--U- his most explosive, his style remains focused, doing that and winning the respecl of Thur..Frl , Mon .TUPS.7, 10:10; Sal .7. 10 IS: HARK iRnsellf Pfirk' MAMK Thur Fn his approach direct. It Is impressive, especially audiences, I wanted to sell of lot of records, and Sun., 0:35, 9:55; BOXCAR HEKTHA, Thur . Mon .Tues ,7,9:15 Sal , 1. ii 4ii. « ;«i. Sun . 1. on Elmora, Show screens when one remembers the excesses which mar make a lot money. The big aim was to make Fri., Mon., TUPS.. H:40; Sat., 5:15, fl:4S: Sun .5. 4:20. (1:40, » Sal ffiilurpltp. '45. Ii 15. 9 the work of Emerson and Nicky Hopkins, myself safe-and secure by doing something 1 Michael Sarazin plays a young cah-driver Wakeman's gift is that his virtuosity can either believed in. This will sound very egotistical, whose financial woes are responsible for interact subtly within a group context, or easily but when you succeed it's an Incredible feeling. everything Barbra Streisand, as his wife, gels produce an unfettered and entrancing solo," herself so hectically" mixed-up in in "For But youdun'l think, Right, I've done it, I'll pack Child is featured in 'Mame' Pete's Sake," film comedy, which opened Wakeman decided at 10 to become a concert it in now You get a great urge to 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 and the Lost Picture Show, Union. Music for IB months to further that ambition Patrick, Auntie Mame's Jerry Herman wrote thi1 The associate feature at the Elmora Is "The He studied piano and clarinet, and was exposed charge in ihe new Warner words and music for ••Mame." Reivers," movie comedy based on William to various other keyboard instruments. After A/lap/e wood bills Brothers' film musical ibased for Ihe Hroadway slngi' II run Faulkner's novel about a 12-year old boy who leaving the Academy, he taught music awhile, on the stage musical i. lour years with such stars us goes with his irresponsible older pals lone at the same time moonlighting on recording "Mame," starring Lucille Angriii Lanshury. Junis white, one black) on a trip from Mississippi to sessions for people like Cat Stevens, T Rex, Claudine' movie Hall, Robert Preston and Paige, Ann Miller imd Jane Memphis, He stays at a brothel, geti involved and David Bowie. Rick was gigging in a pub •'Claudine." Mth Century-Fox's special film Beatrice Arthur The Morgan, and it has had with a mean sheriff and rides in a horse race when he met Strawhs' leader, Dave Cousins. about the black ghetto life, opens tomorrow al youngster is 10 years old endless road companies The movie star! Steve McQueen, Sharon His first tour with them was also his the Maplewood Theater in Maplewnod The The movie is currently Bruce Danson is seen as the 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 the Strawbs for 19 months and appeared manless woman who raises six children and a Roselle Park White, dance diriKtnr, was in Mark Rydell. two albums ("A Collection of Antiques and womanless garbage collector, slars Diahann Gene Sacks ihusband of charge iii ihe foxhunting Molly Picon is featured in "For Pete's Sake," Curios" and "From the Witchwood"!, then quit Carroll and James Earl Jones. Miss Arthur i directed thi- MICHAEL SARAZIN musical scene along with Estelle Parsons and William and resumed his lucrative session work But it Photographed in color. "fTaudine" was Redfield. It was directed by Peter Yates and wasn't long before he was invited to join Yes, directed by John Berry. filmed in color. The picture is rated PC He had this to say about his contrasting ex- "The Mad Adventures of 'Rabbi' Jacob." Far Hills estate serves Mill's pit sounds The matinee feature for both the Elmora and periences with the two groups: French film comedy about the misadventures the Lost Picture Show for Saturday and Sunday of a quarrelsome bigot who escapes a gang by "On the personal level, the big change, was will be "My Side of the Mountain," masquerading as an orthodox rabbi, who visits as gallery for sculpture KIRBY Fl H!,ON(. '76 Trombones' this—the Strawbs clashed on musical policy Paris for a family reunion, will end its run pnnds ,ind lonl hndgi". 1 ht Meredith Willson's best-known hits from hut had a great social life. The friendship An outdoor sculpture lonight at the Maplewood, duck aniunri thi iMimnunu "The Music Man," sounds from the Paper Mill detracted from the music because we found II exhibition by 11 in- Marx Brothers Louis de Funes plays the title role The pool will MT\I> rthn js p,nl uf Playhouse's pit in Millburn, with a full com- hard to say what we really felt. We didn't want ternationally-known Amer- 'Buster and Billie' picture, which was released through JOth the ouldinir gjllerv plement of- instruments. The stage musical, to hurt a mate's feelings—that sort of thing. ican artists will be presented on Fox screen Century-Fox, was filmed In color and directed , ittrrini Ken Berry in the title role of Professor Now, with Yes, the music is 100 percent im- at the Merriewold West \inrn,il I iui_tiT' thi now on 2 screens by Gerard Oury. ArtiqLs whose work w 'I he Hill, and Susan Watson as Marian, the Gallery, Ear Hills, this exhibited include ^Ronald MI» i.iih M.ny Ilrnihi rs Librarian, opened Tuesday evening. "Buster and Billie." Columbia Pictures jilm Saturday through Ocl IB, Bladen Alexander raider U)mcd\ with itiiisit opeiieii The setting is River City, Iowa, 1912, com- release, which opened yesterday at the Five CROSSWORD PUZZLE "This will be a unique op. Jose De Rivera Mark di \i"l( rdii\ it thi 1 en lht.ilir plete with train iound effects, barbershop Points Cinema, Union, on a single bill, and at portunity to see some 22 major Suvero, Raoul Hague Huuli 22 I mon quartet and 78 trumbones, the Old Railway Theater, Rahway, on a double works without travelling Alexander Liberman Till' P.ir iniuiint PK luri". , Larry Forde directed the production, with release with "Boxcar Bertha," tells a poignant around the metropolitan Clement Meadmore, Louise u-hiile i>, set in ,1 mansion 'Jonathan Anderion as muiical director and love story In rural Georgia in the- late 1940s, area," said Dr. and Mrs Nevelson Isamu Noguchi «heri- Ihirc has hrnn i mli .Jill Guske as choreographer, Buster ii a boy from the right side of the Victor D'Arc, owners of the David Smith and Vtilham tiers of in i^pensi\e p.nfitme ; The musical wjll play Tuesday, Wednesday, tracks and Billie ii the school's "eaiy mark," ACROiS DOWN gallery. The exhibition will be Zorach The piclure stars Cirnuthn 1.Bistro 1, Appeared In the sculpture garden of Hdrpn Pliico ,inri Zeppci Mdr\ • Thursday, Friday,atB:30p.m,,Saturday,Band Their relationship makes up the substance of S, Alder 2, Sports their home on 130 acres of The public may attend the M.irg.iret Dumimt and Lillian 11:30 p.m., Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Thursday the complex film. tree setting rolling Somerset hills. A official opening of the Tnatinees at 2 p.m. It will end its run Oct. 27. Jan-Michael Vincent -and Joan Goodfellow (Scot.) 3, Nonsensi The pit tun ,lars r.rciuihn 'Tickets may be obtained by callinl the box star. The picture, photographed in color, was I. Barren 4, Nigerian quarter-mile foot path will sculpture show on Saturdav llaipn rincn.intl /eppn Mar* office at 3764343, directed by Daniel Petrie, 9, Jacket city enable the visitor to enjoy the from 1 to B p m , by calling 234 M.irg.iri-I Iiumiinl ,mri 1 ilh.in style 5, Hit town art nestled against a Jfifill for d reservation There is linth \idor Hcerm.ni Both the Five Points Cinema and the Old 13, Iranian'! 6, Medieval background of green lawn. no charge riinitLd Animal (r.iikers Rahway Theater will show Saturday and incestor manor Experimental program Sunday kiddie matinees at 1:30: "My Side of 14, Berate officer the Mountain," rated G, 15, Adjourn The U.S. Department of Labor has extended 16, Endured 7, Glacial 21, Hibernla snow m. Radio Paul Newman through June 30, 1B7S an experimental school. (2wds,) lARLY COPY 11 Hecess field antenna feature at New Plaza • • w m • > ^f B u g^ B b» • • • ^a t « * g^ _ a ^z Ttaa « ^i »* = = a-- ^- 1.-1 = =.^ Q * f^ — - - = = - Publicity Chairmen art urged to observe thi 19, Tele- 10. See 3 dropQUtilo complete high ichool. It is Work graphic Down (hj'ph, Frldiy deadline for other than Ipot new!. In- 11, Girl's wd.j is—New—Plaza Theater, Experience and Career Exploration Program sound Linden, is showing "Butch clude your name, address ind phone number. 20. Alleviate name 23. Grt _ wright JAYE HOLLY CORLIN of ) • author A,t Io, Clgiiiiiid 32. Moray §ii^ * * A heartandsoul M. Car- toonist's task MM 35. Brink "•UiTlH AHB ntkiB 36. Home- "iB)se*«iiiTM*" steader • •mm »> Sf.Riw. aMmm ' boned Si, Summer • DALE in Toulon 39. Gin , rummy CARNEGIE term TOOTHBIIUSII STUDY COURSE DALE CARNEGIE* 1 gnndMi mutieil of them all! More than 65 per cent of >B0WCRAFT huMM ' - StUll COJii Ihg blu« ilglll Mil o4 T«jr heart. American citizens use a tooth Chestnut Tavern brush less than six months ~PLAYLAND\ & Restaurant before replacing it, according FRET to a survey performed by the HI Ctwilnut SI..Union Bureau of Dental Health O WAYS THIS COURSE Preview Meetings 5 the finest in Education. WILL BENEFIT ITALIAN MEN AND WOMEN CRANFORD AMERICAN CUJSIN 81PT, 20&21 -Frl, and Sat. (^llMtlNi An evening of comedy 1. Increase Poise and Confidence win crPT «• ft . m 2. Speak Effectively WED,, SEPT. 25,8 p.m. stirring ... JJ.'s MARINER INN 3. Sell Yourielf and Your Ideas OMB Billy "HILLQ MRI" IWINOTON POUSH HOME 4 Be Your Bert With Any Group .FRI, * SAT. Tiki'A.M! TRADIR JIAA'S) f LOilDT N.). POLK* CENTER ,5. Remember Names IISIS MARTY ALLEN RESTAURANT-LOUNGE RMS CURRIE- Muitesl Director 6 Think and Speikjn Your FeetTiiie ctpr qj a 7 Control Fair and Worry ™»- 5IFTl M-B 415-16th AVE. IRVINGTON.- 8. Be i Better Conversationalist' CAYERINO ALL OCCASION! Sept, 27 & 2i - Frl, ind S«, 9. Develop Your Hidden Ablldtoi DINNlRS 5EWI6 OATLY An evening of song 10. Earn That Better Job, More Wrn croi w a n m Income, BEUudtri. ffl,o p.m. starring SATURDAVC

AMPLE «SBK)1 LAINIE KAZAN WES WeSTROM ft ASSOC. PARKWAY BXIT 144 M MriM M.. mm*. NJ. wit. T-tm.ni* I Ml ihuisday, September 19, 1974 Reunion to mark Seton Hall will offer layman Shaw's Devil's Disciple' put to music camp anniversary The Camp Merry Heart Adviiory Committee course on financial planning is looking for campers from the early 1950's to Ai comprelieniiv1,,,,,I—e cours„.„»e„ I!n„ financiafinnnninl plannlnn-. TaTnxi ForumFOrUlll;: AnastaslAllilStnfllOa CarumpalosCttrUniBaloS,, SOSocin' l Springfield team follows Lerner, Lowe lead help celebrate the camps Mill Anniversary ning for laymen will be presented at Seton Hall Security Adminiltration field representative, 1 next month. i'K lenm has iimprfleri on lilt that people will wan! to sec," said Brown whn "We were Holiiji to produce it off Broadway," University during October. Four sessions on A, Daniel D'Ambrosio, trust officer of Fidelity Any camper, or anyone knowing the riiiil siiMic and if things gn wrote (he music "Both of us feel this show is sn Frank said, "hut it would have cost us an successive Thursday evenings will be con- Union Trult Company, Arthur Downer, New whereabouts of a camper, is asked to contact IMI'.II iiclnpinlini! of ii (looijiii right for the timns that it will go on Broadway almost prohibitive sum there We can showcase ducted tiy a corps of professionnls and Jersey general agent For National Life Mrs Irene Byers, committee chairman, at TUB > 111.• s mii> h.-uea liruiidway it at I'psiilii liir considerably less and still authorities In various areas of financial Insurance of Vermont and past president of Wil 'HI Ihl'ir hilllris Frank and Brown, both of whom have show provide a service tn the college, to New Jersey 111(17 planning, North Jersey Estate Planning Council; Marie The tump, which serves the residential business backgrounds, have boon working on residents and ourselves, llpsala is (inly 45 "Seton Hail is providing this service In the L, Garibaldi, partner in Hiker, Danzik, Scherer ilt'iit" Sid Prank nml Ron summer uamping Heeds of physiciiliy han- the play since May Halfpenny, a professional minutes from Hrnadwiiy, so we're really close belief that many in the community are and f5rawn and lecturer at N.Y.LI, Tail •ml\ plai-ms (hi' finishing dicapped children and adults, is located on- a theatri' in residence at Upsnla. will go into in the theatrical scene " unaware of money-saving ways of improvinj! Institute; David A. Nimmo. senior trust officer .ii t iimt'iis ."Hi'bcl," iidnptml iaiHicre tract in Warren County. iM'ul's Iiisclple It will bo rehearsal in early October under the direction If successful, Frank and Brown could follow their personal financial position," said of First National State Bank; Hoberi G Sell, During the past 25 years, more than 1.1XK1 iitmiTr at I'psala fnllego, of Jack Johnston, company president I'°r in tlic shoos nf another playwriring team, Alan Frederick j, Garrity, assistant to the president wars, registered investment adviser and ilif Halfpenny Playhouse in formances will be given on thii nights of Dec 5, Jay U-rner and i-'rederick Loowe who adapted handicapped children arid adults from ail over of Seton Hall and co-ordinalor of the program portfolio manager; Albert |{ Snitzer, vice 1 fi, nnd 7 and 12, 13 and 14 New Jersey have utilized the camp's services. rl.-un I'-III Fur bringing .Ihi another Shaw piny, "Pygmalion" Into "My Harold Kam«ns, Newark tax attorney, and preiident of prudential Iniuranci and lecturer i^.iiuliiMiar) War period In Prank, who has written lyrics for Jnhnnv Pair l,.idy". inn' «l the hiMpest musical comedy The anniversary celebration will be held Kunford VI, levint, specialist in tax shelters and consultant on estate planning and trusts l.- *m,<- frti ihi' niition's Hay, Perry Como and Frank Sinatra, said the tuts in hroadway's history. Sunday. Oct Ii, at 5 p m at the Robin Hood Inn. and estate analysis, are faculty chairmen show has several prospective hackers who plan Hi Hi, Clifton. Frank and Broivn have known each other for The topics include "Estate Planning, Wills tn Ses it ni tpsala hefnre miikinK Iho nil jm nl. D V E R T I S E: ;ihciul three yi'.ir* ami liave ciilliihrirfileri on and Bequests," Oct 3; "Trusts Living and .. i fri guild produd decision • iihi-r works iiifluilinn "JIT/." liiiii i-utitini'nis, and now leaches the New Jersey, has announced the ],:«)() men still mlssini; in Southeast Asia derslandmf; is tteliomc In have a Icsl imini! humanities in tin1 SpnnKfield school system that an informal coffee hour and prayers for these men can help to obtain rtn Ihi" latest elet'lrnmc i il Morrisliiwn all henring clearly Kven |ieci|,!e ram be hostess at her home. Guests Anyone interested in leanimK more about the rare shuwing of composer George Gershwin's »,i iniiiuijli l-'rank's daughter. wearing hearing iiids "i HIUM1 «'hn imve will have the opportunity of MI As or the committee should ccimact 'he original works of art and memorabilia, will be Iliiils. . a sludnii iif Brown. She been told nothing could he done lor thrm DWUfi mMting Owen Blaylock, vice committee at presented by the Rider Colieip Office of Back-to-School suuiii'Si'Ml thai Hruun meet her father He dirt should have a heariim test ;im( find mil iiiimii president, and Sandra 1 Cultural Programs during 1974-75* M »U- ami mil ni ilH iniMimp Riev, iinmher potential the latest methods of lieiiriiiii rorreclinn Ingram, treasurer, of the The exhibition series, to be displayed in the TOC BIKES I.ormT and Loewe loam 'Moonlighting' in May WMLAflLE Undergraduate Association of,, college's Student Center Gallery, begins this The free hearing tests wll br uivcn ;il A record number of Americans—almost 4 3 Heltone, 11 Broad St., Klizabcth on Moiid.ij Ml COLORS Barnard College FRIDAY DEADLINE month with "Photographs by Beth Shepherd" IMPORTS I Bike Riot million- were "moonlighting' in May 197U. and Tuesday If you can't gel llwre nn and concludes in June 197S with a showing of Children of guests are All items other than spot news should ; AMEf TAN OPEN 9 TO f, SIX according to the 1.R. Labor Department's the works of noted Chinese artist•talligrapher Monday or Tuesdiis call :is:i-7iiw; ,ind MSOf welcome. DAYS THIS W1EK be In our office by noon on Friday, Bureau of Labor Statistics Chiang Yee, arranpe for nn nppoinlmiMii at iiiiniher linn- Three-day antiques show scheduled in Short Hills negal Maqnavox The 12th annual Short Hills noon In I" p m on hntli Antiques Show will he held Tuesdiiy and Wi'dncsday. nnd NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY MAGNAVOX SHOWROOMS (let I, 2 and :i :II the Com- [mm noon in ii p in on ETi unit y ('on^re^a I ion a 1 Thursday Lunchcun iinrl Church, ParSdiiiijie Hill ruatl CulTci Shop sur\ ice foi cjuk'k PRESENTS OUR and Hartshorn drive snacks and baked yonii?, sak^ Tliirlylivc dealers Iriim «ill he available all days ol New jeisc) mill surrounilun; the Shnvi iiinncr will he stales uill offer a wide scrvi'cl uii Tui'sd,'i> and selection of articles for sale Wednesday rvenint^ w// HEADSTROM There will h(> formal French (0 CONVERTIBLE furniture from the IBlli and MAGNIFICENT CHANGES 19th centuries and '(iuality FROM BOYS English, American and Public TV ie OiiL'S KG. 135.81 continental furniture from the MOML 17th and IHth centuries. • WITH TSftIN, I sets school (NO WHEELS , Porcelains, fine quilts, (ilass, .ifNBIX • CO41TIB pottery, silver. Wedgewood, programs SHAKE 29! Wiitches. clocks, jewelry and END-OF-SUMMER paintings will he seme of the 1 Nl'« Jl'lHt'S I'lllllll GIRLS' or BOY ! items available iU'oattcasLiiig's isusv seiiSut, of Bernard Levy,' antiques inltriictioiial television 20" HI-RISE authority, will present o shnV # Bear Coaster Qr^ke pruKntUifninti IIMUIIIS Mni!,l;iy. • Frsrii Celiper talk on Wfdm-sday. <>ci 2, at Sept. 23, "ii i liHiini'li" ">'• and Brake 10:45 a.m He is a consultant 5fl. VALUES • Contour Styled to the Metropolitan Musi Hrograms will be televised FREE toddle whh lacing Winterthur, Museum of th> Strip* Monday through Friday from • ChrenK Fendsf* City of New York and 111 9 a.m. t» 4 p.m Adult SET OF THREE • WhHs Wall Tire* Philadelphia Museum of Ari education program* will he AMERICANA, • • uU/«Cw4itied fiuesls uhip iitti'iiil televised fuur nights weekly Thursday, Oct. 3, frnin in ,,"i from Uilit) to ": 30. BI-CENTENNIAL I i.iti, may brlnj! antiques that Included in this year's Reg, $S5,li 46 kd they would like appraised schedule are such programs BOOKLETS Three experts from Snlhehy as "Villa Alogre" (Happy BOYS or GIRL'S MODELS Parke Berne! of New York Just stop in and aik for Village], an KnjJlisli-Spanlsii your free set of booklets. GENUINE ENGLISH make appraisals. Samuel series for youngsters 4 HERCULES 3 SPEED , general appraiser, through a to deniunstrate the g Ml till •••ring Gsniiructlsn will cover most fields. Hugh advantages of this country's • Si—T »I4B IWI Hlldesley will value paint diversity of lanpagea and • Inal • J ha sings, and Kirk Igler will cultures through sketches, appraise furniture and songs, dances, .tori'., k,.'• • Ikkitud kd decoration!. All are ex- games. 59 perienced in appraising silver Another series sc! •.>'!, jort tn ilass, porcelain, oriental begin the Week O! Si,,! 23 is works of art, rugs, carpels and "The,.World.j(if B.,l, Vibes," 10-SPEED RACER miicellapeous objects d'arl .'which explores music through SliftHohtd The show will he open from the eyes and ears of a disc • m CYCLE KING" LINDEN Other Store Locations in NEW JERSEY: Your Busy Schedule WIGHTMAH FARMS 911W. St. George Avonue fATONTOWN « fASTJRUNSWICK inNiWYOBKi 2121 Morris Avenue ROUTE 22, UNION, 686-6800 ROUTE 202 MORRISTOWN at Stiles Street Call For Appt. 486-9080 Nm YORK CITY » STATIN ISLAND 2 blocks west ol Center 5 MILES SOUTH OF M7.S7O1 674-4137 MORRISTOWH

•J Thursday, S»pt«mb»r 19, 1974- GALL an 'flD-VISOR ' 686-7700 TODAY! DEADLINE TUES. NOON CLASSIFIED] FOR THURS. PUBL. Help Wanttd Men 4 Women Help Wankd Men & Women NelpWaniidMintWgmin 1 I HHp Wjnied Men«rVomen I Help Vfinl.d Men! Women 1 Help Wanted Mint WamM HctpWantidMentWomtn Help Wanlid Men 1 Women 1

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An iaual Opportunity Employer"fcs.P X 9-19-1 er consider what WANTIfj middle age woman. yiars ixperlence in a medical situation. Sleep in. care for elderly stek R 9 19 s PART TIME,general cafeteria we have to offer. woman. UBht duties. Call PIANO INiTRUeTIONS Typing and dictaphone. Ixptriineed teachir deslrts AUTOMOTIVE WAREHOUSE help, 4 hours day. Apply David SECRETARIES anytime, spills. styaems. Specliliiini in young Brearley Cafeteria, Monroe "St. K » 19 1 beginners, contact Mrs Irene IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! Call or Apply Personnel Dept. Kenliworth, Ml. 8:20 , n A.M. First National WANT1D—Alto of meizo soprano seitysik, mun. R919, & State begins by ehureh soloist. Paid ioB, one=^ = D B JQO • Warehouseman • Phone Order Clerk PORTERS TYPISTS paying excellent Sunday service ina rehearials. IXPlRIENCiO piano teacher" I NIIDIDATONei will take pupils • Truck Driver OVERLOOK HOSPITAL In this position you will be salaries and pro- ^H--' X 9-26-1 In Springfield Area 193Morris Ave, Summit, N.J. reipontlbie for Keeping our I FORLONOSiiHORTTIRnA factory and office neat and WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEE MM379.S19J 5 day week, paid vacations, company lASSIONnAiNTS TEfinPORARY vidlng un- With tome clerical ability to assist B 6 fig benefits. Call Mr, iobeck: (201)522.2244 clean, we are a type of I APPLY AT ONCI company where you can really equalled bene- in warehouse operation Blue GUITAR LIHONS An Equal Opportunity Employer "neap up" In tne way of fringe fits. But that's Crosl, Blue Shlttd. Rider J, Por Beginners, advanced, & 642=1281 beneflti and lob security. pension, vication, life insurahce. professionals. Any style In guitar Ryifl only the start! Apply ALPHA INDUSTRIALS by professional Instructor Don CALL FOR APPOINTMINT MANPOWER* SiiviCE.Uoow. iliiabetnAve,, Hlcci Ltniine, M7.S77J"" DRIVER LABIIiORMEN PARTTIMB What we're look- Linden. MRS. BAKALIAN 731S0M — R.11-21-! AAAJOBI No Fit Banking with own ear for deliveries or WORK FROOM HOMI ON THT E I [TEMPORARY SERVICEI ing for is bank- 51 person over 36 to use company car. TiLIPHONI, CALL MMI10, I \W IJerieyit,,llli.lJ\.IiS6 Ptfssnlls 10 WARiHOUSiAA.W Full time, 944,0811 ORGANON, INC. \ n NorthAye*,Crin(ard J7J.9W0 ing talent, i^SftREHOUSEMANl-F CLIRK-TYPiST K 9,191 MACHINIST 'Q1° A PART OF AKIONA INC. TO pick orders, light warehouse NEfDiD •XPBRIINCIB SECRiTARV 375MI pieassotAvcW.Orange people who want wort, All benefits. Call 24211-10 POVOWMAVIA Warehouse factory people Springfield Office Cyi. grinders. Lathe hands and iQ,uaiOpporfunltyErnp!oyer needed for Union county. for modern Springfield law office. apprentice-. Some exp. requirtd. a future com- bet. 91 P.m. MATRIMONIAL PROILIM? Long i, t t Legal ««perienee not necessary. Steady, good pay, benefits. Ul SECRETARY"" ' ~——— R9i91 DIVORCE EVIDENCE 5h0P sfm We need somebody with Oood salary and benefits, Iquai mensurate with SECURED,CALLJ41.4I6I. assignments. We ire a rapidly growing phar- WILLING TO LEARN NEW knowledge of bookkeeping s. opportunity Employer, Please call X9,1J,| PURCHASING BUYER TRAPif Opportunity for 1156.41 *,1OJ>.1Q lite typing S40WPM) to work In maceutiical firm In West their abilities. AH office type {Ms ayallMie, MACHINISTS (J) •iperleneed In purchasing steel Orange lookink g fof r ptr week, Pnone 484)434 today, DECORATING ADVICE branch ofllce, will train you for - ' •' X 9.19,1 experienced seerrtary ttoo come Busy, dynamic ^s^^a X 9 19 1 General Ledger work. Earn top plastics, electro mechanica WORK WITH FASHIONS In your ••What goes w_ith what and where" benefits while working In EXPERIENCED TBLLBRS component!. Will contiet suppliers join our expanding team, First National Fulltime-part time, join the area's & maintain records. Full range of spare time. Eirn M0I100 per STAND-BY PERSONNEL pleasant, suburban office. newest bank. Excellent fringe we seek competent person who State with its week, FREI WARDROBE and FbR-TNfEREs'TINB**"™*" company paid benefits. Send training lor those who qualify. Call benefit! and working conditions LINOINO WORK,""" " " " " resume & salary requirements to; might be trying to eraeea little headquarters in PERMANENT TEMPORARY CALL OR APPLY TQOUR Call classified box 1844, e-o Union of the hum.dfum buslneS! life 5171 Hi or 4691733. X 9T9.I PIR5QNNBL D6PARTOINT iREIII CORPORATION INC. children's ( *n chMimt si., union 1MTIR COMMUNITY BANK 7e0L!bertyAve.,unloii,N.J. Leader, ij9i Ifuyveiant Ave. we now lead. Let ui put you In a Newark and 30 "UNCLI ED" U43400 Springfield, N.j.4«.jiw. Union, N.J. OWM. job "made to order" for you. A MS.4W0 branch offices is XII. 710 964-7717 61 BROAD STRUT ———• R 9,19,1 AnEquaiOpportunltylmplpyer — K 9.19-1 "busy" one where time files or Situations Wanted . 7 FASHION FROCK sales, earn BO one where you can use your building its fu- UOSi weight with New Shape in Del Ray lido. Taliletsand Hydrex water Pills at to M0 per evening in spare time. MAN-F wanted initiative. We have in opening NIVIH A FIIBVER FREEJWARDROBE It qualified. MANF wanted by imslsmalll In the following departments. ture on people of TOP* NOTCH iiokkJepfcr Colonial Pharmacy, Union manufactureft r off bbulk ChtmlMIs talent. With our available a few hours per week or —^— X 5.12 10 We Specialize In people, THE NAT for cleaning and porter duties and month tor accti needini any or ail ORIGINAL HAND PUPPET general utility; full time, musfbe QUAUTY CONTROL of the following; payro f, quarterly "K 9-19-1 STATE OINIR&L office work, good PLANT SERVICIS rapid growth SHOWS, Large ind small for all Phone personality, Typing and reliable, M10I21, WSPKTOI TRAJNII Working for tne plant engineer. government reporti, bink reel, i occasions, PUPPET THIATRi AniquaiopportunltyEmoUiyer and our policy of general ledger, call M s, Shapiro, OF JOY, Ja-1170 CLIP & IAV1 diversified duties. Modern A.c MANAGER TR AI N lV.|e He requires gooa item and M7,««3 or M7.5093 af sr 3, ASST. BOOKEEPER office in Hillside, Benefits. 971.2211 Mtdlcsl d typing skills promoting —— JST-FIO experience necessary, will train, —^ " K.f.197 to handle heavy volume accounts good pay, (full or part time! foil tufir fitk pvnsil for people from ACUPUNTURI payable. Carpet distributor Wanted, part time, Thurs. Frl, 8. MATURE woman will care for INFORMATION CALL OlrlGOlrl-Guuy Friday ituyveient Av, Union, day ihlft. ftAIDICAL female invalid, Baby or pre.scnooi •CHI NfjSi CULTURI CINTRE located, in Springfield, Good Sat. valisburg area. Small englng poiltlon for pe —* 9191 within, there is star ting salary, Call Mrs. O. at )M, following. 375-9788 Chalienglng poi person DEPARTAAINT child. Sundays 9-1, Irvlngton only. able to workk IndependentlIddtly under Apply it! plenty of room woe; buslneiable to wori pressurek Ind , THIS person BXPERIINCiOONLY X Knowledge of , msdicil Z 103 10 CARITAKIR-Unlon Co. funeral must h«ve good secretarial skills PART OR PULL TIME X termlnoiogy In addition ts pood for you to move MATURE teacher will drive your home,1 couple, general typing and steno Is requrred. — "- —^— R.9-W-7 ear to Florida, Dee. so, si tor |as *TT|NTION DEMONSTRATORS and enley diversified duties, P.O. PLEAS1CALL371.JM4 ElECTKO-CATHETER ahead. AcceUNTINO md bookkeeping WS AN D GIFTS. Work now thru maintenance In and outdoor!. ioa 845, Rahway, N.J. mUi,'•" — . — R.9.19.1 4 tolls. 37J1337 eves " - . Ability to do repairs required, serviees per diem, work, taxes, December, FRB1 sample kit. No MESSENGER tor group Ot CORP, RESEARCH payroll, all functions, no |eb too -—~ X 9.19.10 experience needed. Call or answer phones it night.! days iff luburean newspapers. Varied Please apply any weekday writs. • Santa's Parties, weekly, 3 room unfurnished ipt. GIRL FRIDAY AA-F 2100 Fltilr Giurt Pi PART/WE NT small, JO years experience, 475. Large electrical firm with opening hours, willing to use awn car, able » A.M. to II A.M. & Avon. Conn, 04001. Phone 1 (2M> supplied, plus beneflti, wjff to T, H.j. working (or our generil Flea Market 1QB In local Branch sales office tor girl to drive light Van: Call Mrs. maniger.Thii opening calls for liJOP.fn. to JiJ0_P.M. AUS0 M0Kma Publishing Corp., l»fStuyvesaht, to perform general ofllce dutres. Woilenberg at 684-7700 for appt, at our Personnel Dipt. WILUBAlYiiTFQR ONEeH°LO J-peFten^who-Mn-wbrk-on-hls- Tcwa VMlh, _ve^ njin, ^ K9M1 NURSES, HA-. -F-1 own Initiative, good steno and ttrMY-HOWWrWAYS"-' lun,, iepiTTI ; Some experience preferred. Call typing required. J00 Broad Street, It, o•gorgee Ave. & Oreharif TeK, *TTiNTION-Full time & part 417-4433. or write CUTLER. RN'S Newark, N.J, R 9.19-7 Linden, 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Antiques, time work available. Barn 110 per CASHIBRPARTTIME HAMMeR 370 Chestnut if,, Union, Recepl.-typist COLLEGE business malor seeks food, crafts, rides, hour commission. For Cafeteria 5 days. Call alter 1 p.m. Liberal benefltsfliodernofflees 2M-M11. Ask (or manager. also light bMkkeepIng, diversified snd (rlendly Melt makes this a part time employment, Typing and ———^^^jr^ !9-19-H!§ appointment, till 18M11B. ecu good deal all around. office experience. Flexible hours. X 9-19-1 dutlts on full time basis. Excellent FIRST NATIONAL Call J74.4MI after 4 P.M, „ CASHIERS.Pirttlmi "lulbs "*' LPirs working conditions. Call M7-716J Garage Sales 12 AUTQMOTIVU MRTi 8. between i & II a.m. for CALL FOR APPOINTMENT STAT1 BANK ——— — R.f,|S,7 accessory store In Irvingfon, Is ll;3(l.aij| Unifermisupplled, Retirees STAFF&PARTTIAAi appointment. OF NiW JERSEY now taking appllcatloni for full HARDEe<5 RESTAURANT" MRS, IAKALIAN 7J1«™ Business Opportunities SUPER GARACE SALE lime personnel. Please call 178. earn your $2,400. NO ROTATION Route 11, union, M4.9Mi allowed By law by working J or 3 SALESPERSON ORGANON, INC. Equal Opportunltylmpioyer A no.|unk sale at super low prices. 91W tor appt; days per Ween on any shift In the Freeier, TV, couches, alum, a. Kf.M.1 ——— • R 5.19,1 Immediate openings availaBIa for for bedspread department 4 or A PART OF AK'ZONA INC. TAVBRN AND RESTAURANT for wood doors, itsrm windows, CLURICAMSyiURiS iiu Newark, • Iliabem, Linden area. 311 8. 11-7, lull and part time. JBMt,Pieli«ntAyt.,W .Orange —^_^-^-^—X 9.191 sale, vallsburg area. Ail licenses 8:304:30 Must have car and phone. Coll 355- Highest ctlfferential for those days per week- call 3794303. BED iquaiOpportunltylmployer Included. Cair 373.9119 from 10 camplng.garden.iports eauip., 1190 or contact Nflsen Defective shifts. Modern suburban hospital. 8, IATH, Short MINI. Ti/ViPORARY quality clothes (cleaned J, AVON Adding machine a, solid clerical Xf.lf, a.m, . 6 p.m. iressed)d),, etc. Sat, a, Sun., 10 . 4 exp. needed for lovely spot. Fee Agency, 111 N, •road st,, Excellent fringe Btrtftlri. Active FEILLIKEANOBQDYTBea Blliabeth. In-service program. Call! Mill Person cosmetician ful Position in our saleT office In P.M. 1313 Stony iooirook LLane, somebody,be an Avon lime. Permanent position. Wi SiCRiTARY •UIINISSOPPORTyNfTy MtnsideMtid . TTake New Prov. Rd. west •fficlent person. Able to perform Mountainside, N.J, If you like Can be don|one day a.week. Barn ff Rt 82 take 2d iht d Representative. You earn your mt Morris Ay. un HELP wanted, join now lor Offer a top salary. Excellen people and phone contact with off Route 82, take 2nd right and own money. Sell Quality AVON MEMORIAL benefits 8, cqrdlil work conditions all office duties », handle customer approx. iS,OOg year. Small then 1st. left. Kylv.l Christmas and fall season. Pull or service. Excellent position for the customers we have a spot for you. invettment needed, Call 177.JS4! — Rlltis cosmetics, people 'epend on CLERICAL part time. For more Information for Immediate placement. Apply In right person, previous buslneii Call for appt. Mr, Richards, m etfef @:3u. your service. I'll ihow you. Call S person, SAVON p|yOS, experience desirable. Rahway OARAGB Sale; Sun. Sept. M, 5.J mi today I 5ll W-MW. 20 Echo Rials Shopping Center, P.M. Rain or shine. Many PURCHASING DEPT, aria. Call M11M4. Ask for Miss ADDHISSOORAPH Irvlnolon, Newark, Valisburg •IBernardo, Daroalns, JSJ Hillside Av. An excellent opportunity exists HOUSBKHPER - Reipons'lHe, MULTISRAPHCORF, Instructions, Schools Sprrngfleld (oH Rt, M i Mountain ...•.._: "...aiiii7i.jif» for a person to place and Issue sleep In, must be thoroughly OPFICECLIANiNO XMM 1110 Rt. tt Mountainside i Av,) PlalMMd, Scotch Flalns, experienced with all phases of 1ALIS • Part time, full time STOCK CLERK purchase orders, maintain We have part tlmi {BBS avoliable (wanted): Salesmen Saleswomen An Equal Opportunity Employer R 9-19-13 Wstlliid, Panwoed •records and expedite orders. house cleaning. Cooking lor thret for •mBltloys mtn, women, Fgll time, won. thru Frl., H,S, ART CLASSES Local artist giving Oood typing & figure appltude adults. Call M4-7M8, afternoons. f Reward! i 40 percent eomm. I OdA^Jj SAT. S SUN., !1 & H 9 A.M. TO 6 students or couples whs wish to Coll: 488-7900 w.T.efRANTce. OFPrel Mii'fiONi lesson!, beginners or advanced, P.M. BARGAINS GALORE, 71 resulrM, No prior experience — K-f-M-i childrerijir adults, starting Oct. Irwin It., Springfield. Crantord', oarweod, Wii necessary. HO EWIVI 1350Galloping Hill Rd .Union we are looking lor people with i Park, Union, HIM iiSTO'i laual OpBorftinity Imployif mos. or more experience as —— K-V-19-13 Kfnllworth, Elliaboth, LI •ARN F 1U SiCRiTARliS Typists, Stenographers, R.fly.» SAT, S SUN, Sept, 11 & 22. IDS. CCAAL p Secretaries, Bookkeepers, pile VIOLIN Houiehold Items, bric-a-brac, Pr..,9a.m p.m. TAPE DRILL l""" Clerks, & people who have llothei, etc, 156 wenti Ave, Mipltwoodt' tiranf e. South CALL FOR APPOINTMENT EXECLEGAL.GAL RRI.'S experience with the followinfolowil ng ASE., S ! Orange, West Oranjft "few MILL OPERATOR machine!hi : DicthonDictaphonenee ,, PBXPBX, .mm% ^[!^!!l_.___ !LtT!i ceil: 731,nw :..• MRS, 1AKALIAN ' 731-6000 ONE FACTORY OPENING FULL TIMB, CART TiMI, Calculator, MTST, KeypunchKeyp h, Mountainside, ierkeley Call or come In today to find out Register today tor a rewardinwarding tan Instructions.BegsBe . Rummage Sales 13 Heights, New Providence, The Boyle Company w,L^^ position. High rates, no ttea , local intermediateate,, classical «., Popp,-, IN WIRE DEPT. tbout our tempsriry and' rDUSlc-muliinusic.muilc theory, Hlghry MlliUrn, Summit, Short Hills, permanent lobs at high fates- OPE'R'AtB TAP areas,. i Springfield . ' Ztm.Mt,PleasantA fOi No exptrlttnct competent instructions By l~MftNuiI"Unired Ihurch of •ququalOpBortuna l of pay, MACHINE-SHOP prolesslonal peftormer, 4t7 im . call: I7J.Q7M n nual necsssary, will triln, MIN. j YRS. EX PI : Shrlsf, Lincoln ~ Nye Ave., Wt allo have opening! far: llURaritanRd, Clark 3I2-3S00 (rvington, NAR Sornt machine •R1HI CORPORATIONS, INC, LliiONS glyen'Yy P.M. Sat,, Sept,: a,m,noon, TO Llberti Aye,,'Unlon,N,J. ied mumusi. c teacher, BOOKKEEPER-ASSISTANT Full time.Mlllburn. OillifyofHsnsffifi t experience helpful, TURRIT LATHI Elliabe 1 51I.1J CalU7f.l214e«t,m, ,.• Method el home merehandlslng, II AnEqualOpportunltvEmployer _ C RINT THAT ROOM with a Want Accounts reccrvsbleaccounls you're Interwted In knowing more Excelle'nt Co. paid OPERATOR M.QWyifc per wort (Mln, nM). about a career In real estate, all p.Ci,ASSIT. BOOKKIIPIRS payable, typing essential, send RK—Some lite typlni, CLERICAL TftNAOl OIRL er mothlrl'to Minimum, s yean experience, call e§6-/?DQ. resume of iautftlgn, exMrltnw S, oxptrlanee unnecessary, Jfvs hour us May I There Is no charge lor benefits. Apply In Ability to setup and operate short the count II you are accepted. Call INDUSTRIAL LABOR take lit grade child to St. Lee's •alary dnlred. Write Class week. All employee Benefits, ptrson School, t days i week, frem run. Interesting work. Equal 1141 . c.s union Lear ogr SaW Manager, opportunity employee Stuyvtsahf Ay,, Onion, All lobs are FM Paid Celumels Ave,, Irylngton, Instructions, Schools Mr. Andersen at iliiabsth OHICB Mlufllni 37S4M7 w , Breeze Corporation ' ' " R9-II1 114lS.Jin|y!},1Ilii8Bethi LlttrtTR: • ".-• Union M3-42OO STAND-BY PERSOHHEL JSTOMiR SIRVICi . In order TIMPORARY NOFil SETTi WHITi NOTICi TO Ml APPLICANT! panmtnt of the No. 1 supply Mn.KBihltratCraritert aftlcii PERMANENT TEMPORARY TYPIST... mMny feramrtwyi. PrivTeui JlOSouth av,,i,,caye,,i,,cranlsrdr ; DANCECiNTER 1I2-941I2 M IIU Springfield Aye, MapiiwMd ndiMd by m Chntnut St., Union KJ STAT. MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER Pre-School Creative mor Ings & Aw Fair IttnMMl Art Ths Boyll e C WORK FOR LOCAL COS, (FULL-PARTTIWi) afternoonsfternoons. KIVPUNGHOPIRATOR CASH SONUS HIQH RATES m Par kiy-dlik •yitsm. 1 ynr in Dtl Riy Bkta. For AAodtrn Well sswtsnrv Up Jm wpirtiite*. mm TUB, t«--- NiviR A peatvtftK MM 'Mmi* ' cMtnastarts r«tpru»tv I OSM Miary & MnMin. m Merrli Avt., unlsn M4.1W1 Located Expanding n »»•» Locution. mm\t. 101 N. weed Avt,, LlndenWJ.WOI Hospital... DICTAPHONE operator or light UntiouM Antiques ittno, part tlmi, maturs woman, n lypt ty, work IDA u coratint luitfvliwi (M ai {MBfMiwr ?cu»tom« **••*i hipoy* , both In MHO pirion «nd ovtr m» pfiont, th«n WfRT^iTi (JlFTi: VWM • AFPLYMRIO^IUOIPT, ky«,, Irvlngton. »1- WJ in for utl Our byky UIH trtnwndoui lint, 01 dtcontlve SHORT HILLS ANTIQUES SHOW Mitt In Union, NJ.Ha plHunt tlMta, tnd • P»rly Pun with no lldl Ktto worti . Wt provid* hinltniiili,. Neo ccolltctlng,o , no Octobtr 1,2,1 — •'. . Kflt-K MfUMWllii with rtlM NM tcg, , no AlEXIHH OpenatNoan . , llD«attr> m to fbliity and m. guirinm you diliyirlng. VM nln mm, will ntur M MM with your SROTHIRS HOSPITAL eOMMUwWoNWilATllflBuRCH MtWf tr wiffc. em m»» nr »m Mie-JlrnySt, tllt|Btth Z91M0A Thursday, Septambtr 19, 1974 Public Notice Apjrlmenls WintirJ 102 MDbili Hoints 111A _ PUBLIC NOTIM II Real estate roort MOBILE HOME, I If, I 21 ft.. BOROUOHOF_ROSILLiPARK wanted for mother, II ye•eaar old son furnished GGoodd condition, Clll Union county, N,J. _,._^_ & gulel 10 year old oo" gOct. or NOT.^TIWEB^OIVIN MATTRIilll. FACTORY DOS OBIDIINCI-1 waek FABULOUS KENZiNI J RIJBCTS: FROM I.IJ Bedding iourii, 130. Union, Westfltld, 1 MAOiCIANViLLUSlpNIST Nov. Call J - • — that the Iflllowlng prjB8»g Manufacturers, 1!) N. Park St., • •-- and Summit, N.J, i Shows a, parties.ail types. mm Apiftmenti WinlsoUo Shire lOiA 1919,102 ordinance wal Intraayeed and Mafurt rtflfti) wom.n titks pasSHi on first reading by thi Bail Orange; open f,f, SIM 605 , M72J93 Reasonable rates. J4SM17. -_ JU^ Lois lor Sale 116 Will Front St., Plalnfleid. R tf.17 ,——— —— K 10-10.45 INTERIOR ft •XT1RIOR lurniihed room with light Rf«J™ ana Ceuntll of tht Wreugh PAiNTIN- housekeeping, in Irvlngton. Call ofiosiiif Pirii, In the county of — — X 1115 SIAMISICAT.deciawed IXT1RIQR houseke TORS Winttfl to share axpinui In largf FLORIDA LANBEast COaSt Port LOST vicinity Furniture Ripiin 50 10. LEADERS & GUT mMtrn ] bearoom apartmtni - PiANO RENTAL of woodlawn Aye,, Linden ' "' 1919.102 Malabar & Sebastian Highlands, to FRll BSTIMATIi, ilnglH compieK, Oranga vicinity, x 12S lots at cost to seller, Tak| Rent a WURLITZER PIANO Reward 842 0277 5.«#.7fia, J.OIANNINl( I d Ci ll From 11.00 per month, Applicable - FAINTINO * " can after a wj.8070. " ever monthly paymens of 13? 50 FURNITURE POLIIHINO HA 919101A Board, Room Cin 103 Call 1780161 alte? 6 PM, £ .^. 5 Tt««S.75MI •p purchase. I RE PAIR I'N 6," ANTIQUIS INT. t, EXT. TRIM WORK SitlmperM, 1174 at HM o'cloel, DOO ooedlenee training In Linden APARTMENTS, NO JOB TOO — I 926116 RONDO MUSIC RI STORID, RIFINISHING. SMALL. IX HOUSE OP MONTCLAIH prevailing time, or at loon HWV RD on wed Oct. S, I p.m. All breeds, I Hl NRY RUFF CALL MU 11645. Apirlminls lor Rent (hereafter el said matter can Be /V M AT VAUXHALL week course ill Call TECK DOG 101 Board and custodial care UNION ti> »so !76 911? For Senior cltiiens OllicB lor Rent 117 reached, it the regular meeting of KM 15 TRAINING SCHOOL after £ em. B1OPAINTINO • AIT ORANGE 7445301 said Mayor ana Council to bi hi d CAKE i POOD Decorating Sup R 9 76 17 Garage DOOR Interior lEiierjor SS Oienwood Ave., 1 bedroom at the iorough Hall In said piles. Pastry bags, paste color, SPRINGFIELD Borough of Roselle Park, and mat very Reasonable Rates aparlmenti available. Well, ?!0 So. Ft,, iQVi • titan medtrn novelties. Wilton Products, Spenee W,inltd to Buy 7415812 and 711-1 192 maintained elevator building, nil ill persons InttreitM thersin will Interprlses. Ml Woodland Ave., II SARAS! DOORS, INSTALLED, Furnlshid Rooms lor Rint 105 elevator bull ng. Plenty_ be given an opportunitopportun y to be street parking avallaBle. arklng, AC +W-W carpeting, Ca I Resells Pars. 241 4416 garage extensions, repairs 1 .Ml 9.7) heard concerning samesame, References required See Sup! on aiieirco,rReaitors*^74.jroo, iy order of the Mayor and ——^—^— K It IS CASHPOR SCRAP service, electric operators and premises, i famiffhoUirou'tsldt I17J. 2, IRVINOTON 7(7pPiii z 9,19 117 council of the Borough of RoselH HiALTH POODS, We carry a full Load your car, cast iron, radio-controls. Stevens Overhead 19 19 101 Door CO. Ch 1 0749. 1275. 4, 4)7!. «, U7I t. up, Room! Basement apartment furnished, 2 line of natural looes, honey, sail newspapers $100 per 100 lbs., tied ELIZABETH rooms and bath, for Business JEAN KBI_NAN free (, sugarless foods, nuts. IR. up bundles free of foreign -— — R tf 5! hallways, stern, offices IJJ & up. Offici Spice for Rent 111 Also carpentry, trim work, 3 room apartment, elevator woman. Near transportation. Now iorough clerk VINOTON HIALTH FOOD material!. No, 1 copper, 40 cents building, excellent location. available, 3711155 before 7 p m STORE 9 Orange Ave., Irvlngton per IB , Brass lust 33 cents per IB SIRViCED INSTALLED- i SOLD iscaffotd, commercial. Very reasonable. Fret estlmafi, fret Security, Call 3J4070I. isifi lA~sf QRAN8I Township „ - 172M4J, SUMMIT HIALTH Rags, 01 cents. Lead and batteries BAVEiSON iLICTRCIONICS 19 19 101 2 room office, conveniently located AN FOOD STORl, 494 Springfield A&> PAPIR STOCK CO.. 48 J4 lo minor repairs. Fully Insured, Township of ynlon In th» County ef 964.0MI IRVINOTON — near Parkway K Rt IMi A.c, Ave., Summit. tR.7!0J0- 20th St., Irylngton (Prices sublect R 10 3-53 374.1436 or 916.897} "" - — X 10 1073 4 room garden apartment, newly paneled, with cafpet, 171 Sq. Ft. ^Section 1, It Is herfBy __ R tf 15 to change j Cell Mr, Harris, 672.5111. - "- , Hi) li JVAINTINGIXTERIOR I. decorated. Excellent location deiermlned thai the premnti Home Imprmiminls INTIRIOR. Try usl Good |ob, Security. Call 3990449 owned by the Township of Union at THE ULTIMATE IN: 56 c rrr—~r J '•"•"! Robes & Sleepwear unique, WILL BUY • pa .onabie rates Free estimates —————— 2 9 If 101 Lot 4, Block 10, index SO, en the ANY ONI ITEM TO A IRVINOTON e»citino, sensous Peignoirs, TAURUS CONSTRUCTION 684 591] fl«tornobil« for Sal. HSR: PHOVlDINO H Current Tax Atiai of the Tewnshlp COMPLITI ESTATE. 3 room apartment available Well, 113 THi APPOINTMINTOPJTf of union in the County ef Union, IntertaTning clothes, Travel Sets, 1414 Burnfit Ave., Union sls.po. SPECIALIZING IN HOU5I & maintained elevator building- MIM1IRS AND OFFJCERI Niw jersey, located on Oreelty Terries It's now it's new! All types ot home remodeling Alter I P.M. call J7I-0129 Magnifislent samples, closeouts k ESTATI SALIS. COMPLETE OR near shopping, convenient to 1971 Mavirltk,Gr«»Eir, Great gas AND FIXINO . THEIR Avenue, are not needed for PUBIIe including: K itchens baths 19-26 110 slight irregulars Tremendous PARTIAL CONTENTS CALL Parkway Rent SI86 See Supt on mileage. Excellent condition Stick eOMPlNSAflON," l»A!«p ' ~- the Msime are MRS PONZIO 31! 1127, 338-4184 basements aluminum siding IRVINOTON use, and that savings. Large selection. FRIl ESTIMATES, 687.7172, premises. 2 Chapman PI. 5 'room house, 3 baths large shift. "Asking IIJO0. 40,000 miles. AND APPROVID MAY U. available for sale ANYTIME reeling 1, gutters R , ( M backyard. Close to Ivingtengten PParsa . 414 7 JO! IMt. Section i. Authority Is heresy -___ _ K 10-10 11 FROM IRVINGTON ^ "'" W ln"0 —— K-9-19 123 BI ITORDAINEDBV the Mayor P!ARL LEVITT COMPLITI iASlMlNTS, Oct. 151 Occupancy Call 3740412 jivinforthisai«ofLol4, Block 10, 410 Ridgewasa Rfl .Maplewood WANTiO; TWIN B1OROOM SIT Ketis painters Interior, exterior 6 large modern rooms, available Z 9 19.110 1944 Oldsmoblla convertible, good and council Of the Borough of lnde» 50, on the Current Tax Atlas 76! 5716 Hrs.13.M4 30 WITH ORIiSIR I MIRROR. ALTERATIONS. ADDITIONS Fully insured. Call anytime, 372 Oct 1st. 11260 plus utilities. Adults condition. Best offer. Ca|l after 5 ingex au, ofi ine wurrein is* «MH» CEILINGS P>HbNI HARPER No pets, can 371 1713. Roselle Park, as fellows: of the Township of Unlen In the Closed Mondays REASONAiLI CALL AFTIR 6 J34-3 or 371,9717, preferred p m. SICTION 1. That Section jot the P.M. 375-2140. 241.3M0 Houses tot Sill 2419071 County of union, New Jersey, _ R 9 26 15 --——. K T-F.56 — _ » " » I M1 above entitled Ordinance be and located on Orsity Avtnut, H 9 If 11 • RVIN..TON "'- ———^— Kfl9 123 EONTINTS OF APARTMENT PAINTINS * BieoRATtNOTlnt 3 room apartment, 3rd floor, heat the same is hereBy amended to Sectlen 3, The feregoing Friday only Sept. 13, 10 AM i TRAIN COLLf CTOR will pay 1210 Al Painting h Ext. Alterations, paneling. Free 1970 Toyota corona Mark II, AC, resB as follows. premises are more particularly J, hot water supplied, near Unions, BERKELEY HEIGHTS AM FM, 4 speed, 2 dr. Oood p M small refrigerator, kitchen cash for each of the following Carpentry & Masonry est. Insured. K. Schrelhofer 687 Maplewood lines. 1175 plus I month Section 2. AM members of described as follows; set. sola, chairs, taBles, lamps, Lionel engines, 311, fE, 400,1,4011, SUPERB RANCH condition. Call days 43644JQ, eves the Fire Department, BEGINNING at a point in the No job loo smalL Free estimates 1137, Says 687 3713 eves & wfcnds security Available immediately 2413714, china, etc J Carolyn Terr , M44, Highest cash prices paid for 4 Bedroom custom built home by including the Chief of the Fire westerly sideline of Greeloy fully insured Reasonable Gill — — X 1,1-73 3998641 K 9 19 \22 Roselle, loft St. Oeorge Ave., opps. almost any trains. Call days 444 15,9,0, sole owner contractor many Department ana his Deputy Avenue (formerly Washington Gregory Apostolaiios, 761 465? or DAD Painling contrsctori. In) S. 1969 Chevy irnpali 4 dr HT, fully LamBert Dairy) 8441, evSS 464 3693 unusual leatures central AC, 3 Chiefs, shall Be appointed by Street) where the same Is E»t Superior work. Free IRVINOTON equipped 1171 1964 Pontlac Grand _____ R 9 12 15 . — K 11 7 11 family rooms, concrete bomb the Mayor sublect to Intersected By the division line - -— H 9 19 56 estimite. very reasonable, 964- 4 room Duplex Apartment, heat J, Prix, fully equipped S275. Fedders CONTINTS OF LOVELY HOME shelter, patio,, barbecue pit, confirmation By the council between Lot 236 and Let U7, HIBH1ST prices paid for U.S. | J39S or 592.4319 after 6 P.m. hot water supplies. 1200. Adults 8,000 BTU A.C S41, 687-3943. 179! Larchmont Rd., Union, Sept wooded "i acre lot. Ideal location. 943. and shall Be required to Block 5, as delineated on a silver and gold coins Sterling I Kitchen Cabinets "• — ' X 936 73 only Available Oct. 1.45 Rienst. K9 respond to all fire alarms 20, 31. 22, 10 i m to i p.m. 62 Priced S115.0O0, inspect by appt. K9 19133 certain filed map entitled silver, used and old leweiry AN- IRICMOPPlfiAINTINO alter 5 PM weekdays only 1968 Ford Cortina 4 speed, good within the iorough and shall complete living room, including THONY JIWiLBRS, 1023 , only Please Call: within the ioroug and , "Map of union Park" dated Mahogany mirrored ereflenie, VERY CLIAN WORK IRVINOTON • 29 19 101 condition, S350. m iSli. upon performance of slxty.flve AprilD, 191DJ thence (1) South Cipi diMonti lamps, magnitlcient Styyvesant Ave., Union, 617 ]344 BOLL? MADISON Kitchens, INT J, 1ST. ~^— K-9 19123 (is percent) percent of fire 4 degrees no mlnutej East, Hrs. MOh. & Fri. f 9 Daily 9 4 P.M- tacfactort y. showroom, Rt. }}, • CALL46J 1644 AFTER 6P.M. attractive light I rooms, 2nd floor along" the westerly sideline of luropean needlepoint painting 1175 plus security. Make own gas 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON duty, receive a sum not Ilegant Chippendale D R — X 10-3 18 Spr"prlnsflti ielKa Kitche_ .n design _se_r x ?2S Creslview Agency Realtor Oreeiey Avenue (formerly SvTraNly heat. Available. Adults preferred Excellent condition, auto, radio, exceedindi g FivFi e HdHundredd (Fantastic BreiMront sold Original ReEyclanleripMitil vice 8, modernizinoderizing by one 01 NeNeww i w w tires, 25,800 miles 11750, call (iiOQ.OO) bollars per annum, Washington Street) ninety, separately it desired) Master Jerseys largest manufaefurers of , Wi PAINT TOP ee;S24_lJ! 13,300 00 upon acceptance of ^SMTYFINE Interior i. interior Painting, Aye , Union. JUNKcars wanted the bid Altiritions-Clothing 21A fneri! Bsynd fa Flie*§I Pff^d InihS Picked yp . anywhere Cow or horse manure, rotted rich decorating 8, Paperhanglng, Free — —™- 19 19 101 tH'i,CatlnDw- 129,700.00 In cash at closing. farm top soil or fill dirt. S9 19 ALL MAS6NR¥ —Steps, estimate!.- Call 617-6211 Or M7 6619 Also Towing NOTICITOCRIDITORS Section 5, At the meeting of the sidewalks, waterproofing. Self IRVINOTON 3741637 delivered. CMIITNUT FARMS CUSTOM MADI etOTHINO. anytime. I rooms, 2nd door, supply own gas THEDALZELLCO. ESTATI OF ANNA V, VOL governing body at which Bidding employed, insured. A. ZAP. K.-9 19.135 411 4MB. If noans. call 375(417. 6 NOVILTIIS AND heal. November 1st Adults VPNNIE6iyiR,__f,itor BAY DOS, also known as ANN A V. will be held for the foregoing 7 a.m. 16 7 p.m. preterred. SUMillBurnAse. Short Hilll JUNK CARS wanted OAYDOS, Deceased, property, the Township committee HOUSIWIARS ALTIRATIONS, H If may accept the highest and best —^— X. 11.21.11 ALL TYPIS, 371.7150 372,2117 IOM. Sjks sin AVB.1 J7S.J7M Picked up anywhere Pursuint to the order of MARY APARTMBNT FURNITURE FOR RETIRED MA Piano Tuning 741 C, K.ANANE. Surregate of tht Bid submftted therefor, or in !ti — • K.919S1A lN '— Z9-19.101 - 19.19.111 discretion, all said bids may Be SALI. RIAIONAiLI. CALL SPECIALIZIN N IRVINGTON (UPPIR) SPRINOFIiLD Al : county of uniom made on the 13th AFTER* P.M. STiPSrtlIPSSTRlMCM DILIN^ B 4 large, newly decorated rooms, ___^ K 103.111 day of Sept. AD., 1974, upon the Asphalt Driveways CALL 964-7IJ0 — - rJi—} »nssr '" • 3738155 2i streeet level entrance. Adults. Sim iASY LIVING- WANTED. Station wagon 6.9 application of the undersigned, as "lection «. The Deed shall be a —— R-9.if.ii R 10-1066 Nicely decorated 5 room Ranch on passtnger. Up to $1900 must Be In ixecutor ef the estate "of said Bargain and sale deed and shall Call deceased, notice is herfty given to •"recite that said conveyance is to Be FULLER IRUSH CO. 68TH YR "LI. Mi LAST.ATLAST."ATl masmason'rTo , 3710346 lovely grounds. FuMy air good condition. Cell 241.1791. BfJLQIUM BLOCK SIDEWALK, 1919.101 the creditors of said deceased to made sublect to such facti that ANNIVIRiARY. iALBS AND rallroafl ties, patios 8. excavating. plasterlng,yyatefpropfing,selasterlng,yyatefpropfing,self H t.1.74 conditioned, carpeting included. — K 919.115 imployed and insuredi , wokr IRVINOTON See It, you'll wanf 111 Listed in the exhibit to the subseriBer unaer may be disclosed by an accurate liRVICE AND PART TIME Free eitlmates. Call 472.3774, oath or affirmation their slalms survey, and also ujbuct to the WORK CALL 4MMi0 3tj rooms, deluxe apt. In 4 family Motorcyclii for Site ————— X-10.10.11 LaOreca constr,, inc Plumbini 8 Htatini html Free parKing, extra CHARLES A. REMLINGER 127 and demands against the estate of zoning ordinances, rules and FURNITURIhousehold Items, ' ' K 9-19.15 storage. Supply own gas heat. No said deceased "within six months regulations of the Township of AIPMALT Brlviwiyi, parking — H t.f.66 from theaateof said order, or they Union In the County of Union and appliances, lots more, etc. Sat! PLUUBBINI O ft HEATINS pets.llBO. 103 Fuller Place. 416- HONDA 'Ma-XL,70,'Mus!sel!, less lots. All work done with power 1051. will be forever Barred from the further restriction that no Sept. 31, f a,m..J p.m. 1073 Repairsr'remodeingremodeiing,, violations than 600 miles. Excellent con- prosecuting or recovering the Kensington Terr. Union rollef. All Kind! fnalonry, James MASON CONTRACTOR.STEPS iathroomss, kitchenskitchens , hohtt watet r " Z9I9I01 SPRINOFIILD dition,- still under warranty. 1410 dwelling shall be erected on any LaMorgese, II Paine Ave,, Irv/" or Best offer, 754.1971. same igainst the subscriber, building let unless a garage Is (Larchmont section). iiOBWALKS-PATIOI Boilers, steim 1 hot water IRVINGTON attached thereto or |s eonstruetid Xfisu SPICIALIZI IN IMALLJOii systems. Modern sewer cleaning. 3 rooms, 3rd floor, heat ft hot water "4 BEDROOMS,..IVi BATHS ——— — H tf-l!7 John J, oaydes, Jr Ixeeutor separately on the site, LIVING ROOM couch, arm chairs, ,,..,-__ S.1-L2S 167 RAY AVI., UNION.N.JT" Commercial a. residence. Call supplied, S145, can Be seen Fri, 6 Lovely home with 1st floor family 1970 Yamaha • 610 cc, 5,600 miles, table!, floor If mos, table lamp, TV Herb Trlefler, 18 2-0660. p.m. 1309 Clinton Ave., irvington. Nicholas, Thomson a, lection 7. If title to said land Carpentry 686.4811 or 4141427 room, excellent location. Lots of 1975, Excellent condition. Days Peek, Attorneys shall prove to be unmarketable the snack tables, kitchen set, dresser, 32 — H t-f-64 X t.f.7i See supt. house for the money, 149,900, 6860300 ext. Si, eves 687-4034. valet chest of .drawers, kitchen 210 Orchard st, liability of the Township shall be SIDIWALKS-steps. All brick and * Z9.19.101 Hurry! IVBS; 681-8985, — K 9-19127 limited to the return t-o th"e cabinet, dishes, etc. 964.1510, Block work. 21 years experience, i. IRVINOTON westfleid, N.j. lite to the return to (MPINTIR CONTRACTOR ,HEATING— :••••-•. Oa---s •..._hea.t Inst. Chestnut Av., 4Vi rooms, heat OAK RIDGE REALTY Linden Leader, Sept, 19, 1974 purchaser of the amount oOff his 15 •uliy insured. Free estimates. Self deposit. Title shall be atemea t.. _ SWIMMINO POOL, ROUND*' All types remoflellng, additions, Impioied. M. Oeutsch Ipringfield RepairsRepairs , RemodelingRdil , Electric supplied^ iarae yard, girage. Trailers 4 Campers 127B (.Fee;M.1i) eatoBe repairs I, alteratloni. Insured. Sewer cleaning, !4 nr. Svc. 374. Ideal painter,contractor, etc. Nov- 37jMorriSAve.,SPf!d, 3764121 good and marketable If It Be such 1BK 48, FILTER AND as will be Insured By a recognised LADDER,LIKENEW Wm, P, Riviere., 688.7296. ""6117' . 1st, Call 9943141 alter S P.M. SPRINOFIELD * ™A" 1972 Scamper.truek mount. Sleeps Township of Union title company autherlied to do 3713129 " —— • — K I 1,32 Xt.f.7ll Z-f'19 101 Union, New jersey f CONCRITIMAiONRY MORRIS TWP, (MORRISTOWN) 4, heater, dinette, sink, stove, business In New jersey, X 9 19 II eApPINTiR-CONTRAeTOR Qua Ity work. Reasonable prices. refrigerator, 11610, Days 686.0100 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Section 1. The successful FIREWOOD 7g 1,3,3, bedroom luxury, AC Oarden CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Additions, kitchens J, bath Built to last. Fully guaranteed. Rlfriprltlon Service Bit, 56, eves 6874034. _ Proponi lor Hire of Snow purchaser will be obligated to pay, Delivered and stocked. remodeling, AM'types repairs 8, CI.F Construction, 1894863. Apartments. Pool, 1260 up. N.¥-C Immaculate modern 1 bedroom Removal Equipment In addition to the purchase prict, Stock us now. teratlens. Free esfimatH,. R, .-____• bus, trains. 139.6631, Taking ap: split, luxurious features, 1st fleer K9.19.127B sealed bids will Be received By the publication cost of .this Cill6lf,175S. Helme, 4I7,»48. 'IBIWALKS-steps, All brick and TIRiO OF iliNO TAKIN_,.,I I plications, den, central Ac, Upper 50!- ie Purchasing Agent In the ordinance ind notice of sale, and — * R 101019 K 9 12 32 IXPIRT RIFRIGIRATION 19-19.101 IVISi 374,1711. Realto™ -;-' Meeting RRoom of f the Municipal for the preparation of the data and BOY5- FORMICA Bedroom set. block work. 3j years experience REPAIRS, PREE. ESTIMATES'. Public Notice J XT TYPIS OF CARPiNTRY Fully insured, Pree estimate! Slif RANDOLPH TWP. OAK RIDGi REALTY •Building " —, I960 MorriV"'—s Avenue• ' , other closing Instruments. Double Bed, desk with hutch, chest WORKORK, CABINiTSABINiTS, ^BLO Diytsen (Dover area) Hamiitonlan Luxury 371 Morris Ay.,Spf la. 176.41J! UUnioni ,N NJJ, on Mondayd , SeptembeStbr Sectlen ?, In the event that the t. chair, excellent condition. CEILING. PANELING, TILI W™9o?K Springfield —'•"• X 919.71 Z9.19.lll CEILING PANELIN Apartments, Center crave Rd,, off IOROUOH OF ROSELLE PARK jo, 1974 at JiOO P.M. and will be highest Bid exceeds the minimum Reasonable 964 0929, FLOORINO ETC, 371.3129. Rt, 10, VI,, AV,, & S* room, 2 5PRIN5FIEJ.D immediately for the price herein set forth, the —— X 91911 — — R 9.19.64 bedroom apartments, from mi, Unieh ceunty, NJ, K 91139.11.32 Rest Homes 79 NOTICE IS HERE1Y GIVEN HIRING OF SNOW successful purchaser will be •STATi iALIi Fri., Sat,, Sun'.", ALL types of remodelina finished air conditioned, newly decorated, required to pest 10 percent of thi Sept, 90. 21. 31, 11 a.m. te 5 p.m. fii that an ordinonco, title of which.l> basemtnts §, formica nnlshlngs Moving I Storage Including cooking gas, helt & hot A SPECTACULAR OFFER forrns and Specificatlons amount thereof In cash or ty dally. Antique furniture, ladles' water, swimming, pool, on-sife 1 5 set forth beiovy, was finally piiiefl Call Mi-44~9~l "".'""" GHIRHYHILL, Rest Home for the ana approyea by the Miyor ana may Beobtainea at the office of the certified check ai a deposit, and dresses s, shoes, freeier, misc. Aged and Retlrifl . home like at- parking. Call 366.7011, or see Supt. I 59 Superlntsndtnt of Roads any (he balance In the same ratio as Items, Ml Salem Rd,, Union, K 10332 Cogncli of the ioroggh of Roselle • GIBRALTAR MOVING CO. • mospherff State approved. M0 in ildg. 11, Apt, 1, COLONIAL spllt.level on cgl-dt- business day between the hours ef herein set forth fer casashh a tt ciosiislr Low rates, personally supervised. Park at a public meeting held In "SAAALL JOBS" Cherry St., Ilii. 1L«B 29.26101 sae surrounaea By dtautlful trees, the Borough Hail, 117 Chestnut 8:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M, lection 10. Thifhls ordinanc' e shall MOD WALNUT dining rogms«?i Small In name lty. All Insured, furniture padded, Local a, iall In name, large In quolll- ROSELLE PARK cgtraiiv air-eonaitiawd. Three Street, RosilleParktN,J,,en iept. The purpose ef receiving these institute the notic<\C e of sale and pes, with pads. 1100,. White woirrk nuarantei__"!""__d_ 1 fully Ininsuredu , statewide. Short trips to and from, Near Union line, 2 Bedroom, A.c peorooms with y<, baths plus main Bids Is to contract for the hire of shall be published In full in the wrought Iron kitchen set, blue Home>epairs," carpentry; J».hour service, Free estimates, level paneled family room, in snow remeval equipment en an union, Leader on SeptemBer 11, seats, 140. 6BIJ095, RMfingl Siding 10 oarden Apartment, ww, painted, Ing, IHTngeur sa- Piano specialists. 746,1700, 5771, shades, etc, 1155 + utilities. 'mmaeuiati condition. The room hourly basis such as; 1974 and September.VI, W74 ~ K 9.19.1 j 341.0343, 5739, Immediate occupancy or Oct. 1st. sites are Big, the taxes are low. 4 wheel drive "jeep" or SWIMMING POOL COVERS _ K 91932 Near all schools and Iran- union Leader, Sept. li, M, 1974 MADE TOORDER I —— R 101067 Call Mai strata Broker, 6I61267 scho equivalent trucks . I' snow plow ALL.STATE ROOPING attached (Peei 171,14) Anyiiie.AiiSlies Fite 687-5117 Quick — ' I 919101 JlllauSraffiwIn^ Oval pnd Rectangular Carpeting 33 Florida Specialist ROSiLLI PARK buy. Just call Caroline podwin at 4 cubic yard minimum (water Available. Tight weave mesh. Estimate iervFce IVi rooms . S170 rental, Available level! single iixle trucks 9' to 10' mow plows attached •CAIIMNTIRS, JTIONI llft.dla. 136,84 specializing In all type roofs and pet, 1st. A.C. Near shopping, Sell yogrselfte ever, CARPET'INSTALLBD seamless gutters. Fully Insured Parjwsy, bus, gas. Adults, Sup*. 1 to 10cubic yard (water level! lamllles llft.dia, I41.J0 Wallto.wail; Pigs repairs with a low.cMt Want lill Mt- Jitt.dia 1,..iS4.ii ECONQMf MOV Above all • a good roof. PHONE, 4B7-3HL1.... or larger, tandem axle trucks with WOO, Experienced, call Andy .. INC. X t.f-ao 10' er larger, snow plows attached 24ft, dla .163,36 7114711 Local & Long Di __ HA 919111 Order Earlv and 5ave+ Call! tance WILLIAM H, VIIT mm——- «•«•»' li cubic yard minimum (water , KJO,10.33 DON ALiiCKIR, Ultra modern 6 room apartment in UNION level) tandem axle dump trucks "'PELICAN POOLS INC, -—:*=«__•_ MOR. RooflngSearnlesi Gutters Rt. 11, E.iryniwiek, N.J. Phi jftimates. JDo oym work 2 lamiiy, Jnd floor, Lovely area, for snow hauling (NexttoTwoGuyil Ctmetiry Plots 36 NJ. Insured Since W32.373.11S3, 1335 month, 172,8287 Before t P.jft. . FRANKLIN SCHOOL 7 cubic yard (Witer level) single Z.919.101 auling Phone; 534.2J14 .H t.MT Ht.f.J5 axle agml trucks for snow'ha UNION 1 room Colonial, Immediate Front ind Loiaer tB or SHORTLINI MOVlRS OINIRAL CONTRAeTORS 3Vj room apartment for business pesnslon. I STIP poftaoif, itainless stml Roofing, gutters, siding, additions, woman. All utilities furnished. A- equal PACKAOINO 8. STORAOI APP. alterations, painting, enclos. All Bids must be submitted In a WOMEN ramp for wheelchair. ' I HOUR c, call alter tp.m. LIANCi'i/illffE! **^MOVVINI G ures.Quallty werk-•ReasonabP •'--•"•i" TOWNLEY-LIVIHGSTON sealed envelope e|eirfy markta . SBRV1CI, 416' prices. Free estimate "Proposal for Hire of {now R tf-« e. M4.S947, Z9.19.101 7 room Immaculate split level, X loio. VA1LSIURO (UPPIR) immediate possession. Removal Equipment . snow 18 to 48 R6 ROOFING season 1974 . 1WS .and bidders MOVING 1 large rooms In prlvite home, name and address. OVAL DINING room table & i Local a. Long •{stance FRiilSTIMATIS heat £ het water. Available Oct. V. WASHINGTON SCHOOL Do you hove cane back chairs, Ital, prov . 3 PLOTI in Hollywood Memorial Free Istlmatei M&RROOFINB Adult! enly, call 762,7011 after 4 Bidders must Be prepared to leaves & pads, excellent coM Park, Union, Must sell, Moving to CALL7S8.7SSJ pm I rooms, 1 Bathi, lew 40's. . enter Into in AgrMffient -or insured Contract with ,tHe Township, I1M. 3794S09 aftir 6 P,m, California, call a47.iiM, (Keep us moving and you save) X.J.1M0 iliRTUIMPFiL-OSTIRTAO o problem 1961 Morris Ave, -Union immediately upon award By the J CBMETARV Piets, Hoiltwooa5 ROOFING & RiPAIRS Township Committee and furnish 'UNUSUAL AND EXOTIC PAUL'S«*M MOVING M6-065I . Ives 617.1413 certificate of insurance as a job could Memorial Park, 1M1 Vauxhal| a l .._ 1011 Over 10 Yrs. Continuous Service, PLANTl FOR THE INDOOR w5MI77JJ,?S,,unioM n CARPiNTRY required by the Contract GAR DIN" lalt-Sept, 24, J5,14, 10 _R t.f.67 Leaders 8. gutters, Free estimate. »TH documents. help solve? Call anytime, M7.S0S9, WESTPIELP The township committee 5 K 919.14 IMINIUMS-Elmoro " exceptionally nice colonial split on 'a,, afiart MiBf ,* ilLLINO I pipts, side by reserves the right t lt Being sold starting at well landscaped let, a bedrooms, ill Bids If such action will best HollywoM Cemetery, Union. Apent.Nprth American Van Lints, \Vi Baths, family room, aoed Want Monty MABIRIA 5 string banii e (mad( . Pflet, BOO, Phone 3794M0. serve (hi , Interests of the By Guild) + ease, Never used."' The OINTLBmen mo*trs, kitchen, carpttefl, Bxeerient Th« spectator, Sipt, Township. MUMO northsldt location, quiet arei, of Your Own? new. sell for tliS, Call 1S4- f ftanclng,'call'Wseen daMy.'in! All bidders should state whether after «, 157,500. NNti Extra Child Can 36A they are an Individual or whether =--^=, HA 919.11 trading under a firm name or Family Income? MOUSIMOLD SALi, twin stroller, KJln Ave: y Houses for Sill HI whether they are a cprperatton In, baby Items, brlea-Bra ' 2311421 which latter event the address of Anilout to MM! Reasonable MM, exclusive brekera, or MS. the principal office should be given 11 .'4 PM, together with thi namt ef the Ntw People? Dr., Unlen, 45S llvd. Ksnliworth _'_ L__ 1.9.19.101 B_ president ana sej-retiry, — ••- of the Township" •Will, MAeHlNMV • 1 Walktr.Turner, 4 State lleinti 1 certified. CfrOpi for Sale lOlC inch belt and disc, grlnatr with Register new for StpttmMr stand ana table. 175 firm, jw.SMi after I p.m, SUMMFT "~~ ' ' TH(Y CAN TWIN tOO K)» GALL 374-1284 'Odd Jobs 70 A KHJM PAYTMO MIL M •LUIORIINTweM winfel clah , K 5.1IJ4A COMFORTABLE CO-OP ONWAnwwait HP In lining. Mask moyton colian WORKINKING mathemathetit a One Bedroom apt. Ideally ioeated NMM stiTilririnn In my nemtne . BRANCHBURG, N.J, 19 owners-furniture convehltnci," inTmediatt Call (201)331-3150 K f.llMA removed. Yards, ceMora.qaraoes ecciipancy. Asking «9,000 I WILL TAKI care of your ehila ei cltohcd. Reaionable.32j.37l5. WOODED 1 ACRi LOTS This ad lnf@ffHiUmi Ofl^ Qptn ^' ASK for Mr, Chlehile 464.W00 iitti In my l~ • SAM-7PMD««y _„.! iynch ft. Agency Realtor PAVED ROADS could ^WAlMP MW[ • • MOM* 6olf Course Ares change , SIWIR & WATIR Apartments Wanled 1Q2 TRIE work, all phasw, Contemporary & colonlol Ranches your lifei Tudor & CQleniNI % ittrlH CUSTOflrVOiSIGNS AVAILABLi . . y. j mllet pail rid ilgn.

EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT 298 U.S. HIGHWAY 22.WEST GREENBROOK Thursday, September 19, 1974- UlllllliiililllilllHIIIIilillllniiilllilllillllllililllllllliliillililiinnn'Xill'HJ Public Public Notice B m ORDINANCB NO.MC Jtl] BQROUBH OF ROSiUi PARK Raymond F, Male Union County, NOTICi OF APPLICATION BOHOUOM OF ROSBLLI PARK 1 Puzzle Corner | ENTITLED* N J Take notice that application has JN ORDINANCE TO AMEND Union County, N.J NOTICE II HIREBY GIVIN that trie following proposed ordinance been mad» to the Alcoholic B MIUT leverage Control ioerd ot tht NOTiCI IS HEREBY GIVEN illl!lllllllllllillllllll » named to VP post was Introduced end passed on first reading by the Mayor ana Council of that the following propoied the Borough of Rotelle Park, In the County of Union, N.J., at a public Town of Ifvingten to transfer is B Miltrll Ihl' riClintiai ! gwrw S. J Quirk Jnc trading ai 1 1 j ordinance was introduced and 11,444 »i meeting held on Sept. 1 J, I974and that said ordinance will be taken up for passes en jirst reading _By the final passage on Thursday evening, September !6, 1974 at I: JO o'clock, LOUNOI for premlsei located at which ihey uppi'ii' THE IANKOF i91.1?3 Lyons AVB., Irvington the Mayor and council ot the Borough at Edison College iLQjMFIILB, a banking prevailing time, or as soon thereafter ai laid matter can be reached, at ef Roselle Park, in the County of I Amorj Hlain"' the regular mietln) of laid Mayor and Council to be held at the Borough plenary retail consumption license Union, N J , at a nubile meeting iinil V Midi' [IH IIH'! Nt'« .li '!Si'\ corporation of the State of New Hall In said Borough of Hostile Park, and that all persons Interested No, c-4 heretofore Issued to Big 1 Philip Curi'i • >.„, C1RTIFY that the held on Sept 12. 1974 and that said I'nmiiiisM"IW ill Umr l ,iiiil Infill- Ir-. .•ind Jersey, PLAINTIFF vi therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning same. John's Tavern ine trading as Big ordinance will be taksn up for final aeove ordinance No, MC 242] was John's Tavern located sf Hi l»3 :! John lilriii • WHITJJWAY STAND S. By Order of the Mayor and Council of the iorough of Roselle Park, passage on Thursday evening I'h.nrlnit n ul ihii si;. SlTVK •r 1 'mn NURSERY, a New Jersey introduced at the mealing'01 the Lyons Ave., Irvington 4 KutitMit' tlan1 Ic ('ml JBANKEINAN September U, 1974 at I 30 o'clock, 1 aM SANrE municipal Council of the Town of Objection!, If any, should fie MIIShlOM. hah hcffi ,i|[ipninli'il in iht i ii'«ly 'TVBKJNT'S: irvlngton, New Jersey, held ftn Borough Clerk made immediately ?n writing to ir#vail!rid time, or 81 soon 5 I'iiul Mnrcl hereafter ss said matter can be , fl-iilld pnsl f if 1 in|)ri^.iili'n' i fur I'Vl iTllill OBFINDANTS. Enecullon. Auggil 13, 1974, and ,(,JJ Valentine Meissnff, Town Clerk, f reached, at the regular meeting of d Axul lleysl By virtue of the above stated Publication according to law was MunlelBal Bldg., irylnotqn H I nffnlr.H ot "TtufHin^ A IvtlHim ( •lllll'lil'. Il wiis further conslderel for final said Mayor and Council to be held 7 ijitirH Hlidd wrifof Execution, tome directed I ^ m 07111 iiin-iiiH lHjl;'.. at the anrough Hail in said (>;|. ,-hn.I'l- l .!« Ill• 1'iTl \l in 11 village, Town 01 Bioemfieid, ORDINANCE.NO, M out a Flood Insurance Study within ROSELLE PARK, AS REQUIRED tl DriltJiin's Tl'i'"' Detective Patrolman u-4M00 ! |5Si« County, N.J " which said Ihe boundaries of the iorough of BY N.J.I. S1A:5.17, ilv Wii r • h% Ihr i ',< i ;iti-i i'liii ' r'nli ( 1 t •l:l.|'l map Via; filed in the Office of the }jj ORDINANCE'%% Regular Marshals or patrolmen UOSeffe. Interesfea parties are i Lttri)ii !>»"nr (ai Temp. appt. (Probationary period 1st BE ITORDAiNfOby the Mayor 1 ANB lUPPLlMINt AN rit ! nnuri! ! ri- Hi' li;,.-. IH..1.1 .'ll l.l-.'l Register of Essex County on invited to direct further inquiries and Council ef thg Borough of I Victurv February 10, 1955 as map No. 3071 ORBINANCU INTlfLlB "AN smosofservlce.perBnnum) 10,350 00 to the Borough Clerk, or to ! (b) Permanent Patrolman (1st year) li,]7JM Roselle Park, in the County ef ilir i ilrn 111 111." pi,,,'Ml iti 1," ,t\ 1 ii. .i .. i Being commonly known as IA ORBINANCI TO AUTMOBlle PfUterer, Tor t. Assoeiates union, as fellows WSWI H PAYMINT OF ALLOWANCi! (c) Permanent Ff otrolman (2nd year) 11 >5O 00 The Speetitor. Sept 15, 36, Del j, palibrook Road. Bioomfleld, New (d) Permanent patrolman (3rd year) 12 074 08 SECTION 1 That Seetien ! ot Jersey FOR THi MAINTENANCE §| 1974 Ordinance Ne ISO is hereby Mill .* ti .i-ij q-i il c Jj ( i i: IE |> I (el Ptrmanent Patrolman (ith year) ij',4Si'o6 Kdisiin The approximate amount of the SECTION J, That section ?of OrdlnanceKo. M« Is hereby amended to (Fee: $m5i amended to read as lollows: iudoment te Be satisfied^ by said •ead as follows SECTION J The bill or sale's the sum of Five Thousand SICTION 7. Additional compensation lor assignment to tne ADVERTISEMENT claim duly certified shall be Tnree Hundred Ninety Dollars and presented te the Bereugh Evangelization • •ntiilli'il m i OF IBVINOTON," AND BI Detective Bureau snail Be at a rate of HOG go per annum FOR BIDS Two Cents (15,390.011, together SECTION 3. That Section Bo) Ordinance No. MS Is hereby amended to Prelect NO. B99J , Clerk for inclusion in the with tne costs of this sale KNOWN AS ORDINANCE NI. ead as fellows ~ ana proceedings of the first formal The Sheriff reserves the right to meeting ef the month of the .iilmi rMERIir v CIHTIFY that the SECTION 1, The compensation of Laborers employed by the Public Location Roof Replacement topic of seminar adjourn the sale from time to time and Repairs (iullt Up), Bruce governing body and It Shall Be arts above ordinance No Me 342? was works Department shall be payable biweekly aridVherebyilxe: d at as provided By Law the tpllDwing rates; Starting salary . £4,40 per hr,, on completion Of 4 Hall, Tgwnsend Hail and the duty of the Clerk to "Marniriing the Cimcl Npws. will In- ilic ,i" Newark, N . J . August 26, 1974 introduced at the meeting "of the examine all Bill! or claims Municipal Council 01 the Town Of months service , S4.5O per hr., completion of 1 year of servlts and Administration Wing, Kesn State JOHN F CRYAN, SHERIFF submitted for payment in 1 (ill Ii,. I irvington. New Jersey; held on thereafter S4.60 per hr. Temporary summer help shall be paid at the College, Union, N j I horn p Of il symposium nn in;mgi>li?niiiiri In lie run^itii'rMii'" Kaufman and Kaufman, fiwrier' State of New Jersey erder to ascertain if proper August ,3, 1974, and "after rate of 12.00 12.50 per hr The salary of Laborer Oardener is fixed a! held at Essex riitholic High School in Ncuark Kiliiciilinii Attorneys publication according to law was the rate of 14.71 per hr Separate sealed bids (a) for each administrative procedure! vails Leader, Sfpl 5, U. further considered for final SECTION 4. All prdlnanees and parts of ordinances Inconsistent with of listed branches of work and a have been follewid mi Snlurday, Oct. S, from in i\ m in ,'i p m ••(ini1 nf thi' miikl 1 liint iS.26.KJ4 separate over all single contract SECTION 2 All ordinances and passage and was finally adopted he provisions of this ordinance be and they are hereby repealed Sponsor-mi by thr Cournil of KHiuinus H) tin. I'iilli'fCl'. " l)r Hrinui > 111 (FOCS37 44) on September 10, 1974 after™ SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect at the time ana in the bid (b) covering all the branches ot parti ef ordinances inconsistent public hearing a! a meeting of the manner prescribed by law work and material required te with the provisions Of this Nowark archdincpsiin Instiiuie of Socuil :illnu^ iniiiv!fiii;il^ 111 i' compfeff fhe project will be ordifiSRte Be- and they are hereby Municipal council of the Town of he Spectator. Sept. is, i(74 (Fee HIM) Rciatinns, the symposium «iil consist ol BULLSlYl! irvington, New Jersey said feciived in the Reception Room of repealed dt'jirui*^ Itir Irniruriu ^tnc \u-\ in the Division of Building and ordinance was approved by the LEGAL NOTICE SICTION 3 This ordinance morttinj) srasion di'viilprt to five simiiltiitii'mis their pmplHyer^ Ihrtiuyh Mayor ana returned on September ROSELLE PUBLIC LAND SALE Construction, 8th floor of the shall take effect at the time and in SHIRIFF'SIALI Tajiatien Building, West State and panels (leiiiinB with major arean ol FteipeniivE «ant od !?, 1974 and will take effect on 5IPTlMBiH1974 the manner prescribed by law i'\iiiiiiriiiii!>n jiriiMriiiii Mill.' October 1, mi according to law S_UPlR!OR(eHAN)QiS7 wiiloiilow SreeStreets;; Trentone , New The Spectator, Sept. 19, 197a SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW B0R0U5H HALL-1:00 P.M. i pviingplization in Ihe Newark Archdiocpsp r!>|Kin^ihlD Inr imp!*'mii Bated September IS, 1974 Lot! 102B ami 20] In Block 32S-6 Jersey OiHS, until 2:00 p (Fee I'l JERSEY, CHANCERY 1 A two family houie on theisptember 24, 1974 and Such topics as "Vouth," "Kcumenlstii.' whit'll ('nil ht dj honf'tit tti liiilil ihr i'n,p! m VALENTIN! P\MEI51WBR DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, publicly opened and readaioud. NQ SHERIFF'S IALI DIAL DOCKIT NO. P.44S973 THI jogtherly lldi of Iftt Ninth 'Women in Minisiry," 'thi' Subcultures, ' and and hi iMTij)InSi'f'^ uhn (H'tifl .iHtliliiii _^ Tewnci§rk avenui, Roielle, N«w Jersey, bid will be«cee. pptea ifter the hour SUPERIOR (CHAN) O.J27 Irv HiTStd, Sitjt, (9, 1^974 FEDERAL NATIONAL ifid Bid 686-7700 MQRTGAGI ASSOCIATfON, a known and designated at Ml last specified. Bids will Be received on | SUPf RIOR COURT OF NIW "Changing Lifestyles for Religious" will hr proft'ssionnl tniininu iilvi Hryipi", in r\\i- (Fee: saiai Ninth Avenue, on the !•> bosks ot the following branches ef work JtJRSiY, CHANCERY corporation PLAINTIFF vs discussed by panelists, many of whom will ihfir earner CLARENCE J. HARRiLL, et als the Borough of Rostili. ROOFINGWORK I DIVISION, ISSlX COUNTY, DEFANBANT5, Ejeegtion For Minimum orlce: 115,900,08 All bidders must be ore-qualified DOCKET NO f 4759 73- come from outside the archdiocese Miih' iiHsumi'ii His pu^t Si'pi 1 Sale of Mortgaged Premises. SPECIAL CONDITIONS in accordance with the statute COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE Purchaser shall use subject (N j S.A. 58:35). I COMPANY, a New Jersey Following the formal morning sessions, Kcil.snn Cnlleyr is lr>r;lH'iJ ,ii iT~*n 1 i,ili 1 ,,\ |y virtue of the above state writ corporation, PLAINTIFF, vs of Execution, f§ me directed, i premises as a two family The information for Bidder, | participants will be invited Io attend Tri'ilton, anii lurihtT iiilnrnuihiiii 1,1!' I"- residence Perm of Bid, Form ef Contract, ARTHUR C NAYLOR, et als, shall expose for salt by Public OBFBNpANTS Execution For miniseminfirs to plan future action anri in- iainod atimil Ihi1 rnljc^p h\ rjillitiy ',iiii J Auction, in Office of Sheriff, Essex OINEBAL CONDITIONS: Plans, Specifications ind Forms of DAIIY, WEEKIV, OR MBHTHIY Reservation by the governing body Bid Bend, performance Payment Sale of Mortgaged Premises. volvement in the areas discussed county Courts BuilBIng in Newark, BOiia on Tuesday, the !4th day ofafter the completion of snid"public Bond, ind other contract By virtue of fhe above stated PICKUP & DELIVERY %, *> September next, at one thirty sale, 10 accept or re|ect the highest writ of Execution, tome directed, I W P M., (Prevailing Time) all that bid made thereto, said acceptance shall expose for sale by Public Public Notice tract or parcel of land, situate, or rejection thereof shall be made Division of auction, in OFFICE OF not later than at the second regular Building ind Construction SHIR IFF, Essex County courts lying, and being in the City of Building in Newark, on Tuesday, Public Notice Newark, in tnqpCognty of Essex, in meeting of the governing Body West State and Willow Streets There will be a meeting ana To Publicity Chairmen; following the sale. Should the Trenton, New jersey 0S625 the 15th day of October neit, at DISPATCH LEGAL DOCUMENTS the Jtaie of New jersty one thirty P M . IPrevailing public heiring of the Board of governing body fail or refuse to F^ians, specifications and bid Adjustment of the City of Linden : • ETC. BEGINNING at i point in thf aqtepl or reject any such highest documents may Be obtained a! the Time) ill that tract or parcel of Would you like some' hulp in |)ru|jarinn northwesterly line of North Munn land, situate, lying ana being in the on Monday, SeptemBer 23, 1974 in 5 j bid, as aforesaid, the slid bid shall Division ef Building and the City Hail at 7 p M The Aygnue, formerly Munn Avenue, | be deemed to have been rejected. Construction upon payment of the City of Newark, In the County of newspaper releases' Write to this ni_ \v*- at a point therein distant I Essex in the State of New Jersey following applications will be Llihtgraphen The sale may be adjourned at the following fee: (1)115.00 per setter called tor puBlic hearing. paper and ask for our "Tips on^ubmittinc Denial Laboratorie* northeasterly ]jQ teet from the time advertised for not more than proieefs which total up to $100,000 ' BEGINNING at a point in the Computer Service intersection ot same and theone week without readvertising. in estimated cost. (J) S75 00 per set Application of First laptlit News Releases." Machine Shops northeasterly line of Trenionf Purchaser shall Bay an amount far projects which total over Ayenue. mence running Ui along equal te or in lieu of tines to Be 1100,000 in estimated cost Please jrtisSf COSMiTICS Poll Offices said line of No Munn Ayenue adjusted is el the Bate said sale is note that the deposit amount is from its intersection with the North 32 degrees 30 minutes East confirmed Subject te such state of based en the total prelect northwesterly side ol ilUabeth tion of Saul tor, I < 37.SO teet, thence (2) North 57 facts as an accurate survey ef the estimate, not tne individual Avenue and running thence 111 Trustee, to use the existing degrees 30 minutes West 10556 i premises may disclose, easements contract cost estimate. Each j |ieng the northeasterly side of I building at 1001 W IliiabethAve. SERVING ALL 0^ ' NEW JERSEY feet, thence (3) South32degrees 30 and restrictions of record, if #ny, bidder is allowed no mere than two 1 Pomona Avenge, north 43 degrees \ for inorganic chemical and minutes West 37.10 feel, and and (j) sets ot elans ana project j JJ minuteS'west, 10.08 feet thence precious metal recovery [Net a thence (a) south 57 degrees 30 (3) north 45 degrees 13 minutes 3? permittea use) minutes fast 105.56 feet to the seconds east, lul.siv feet thence Application of Robert and Cher] SHORT DELIVERVERY SERVICE 13) south 43 degrees 33 minutes Goner to use 2001 N wood Ave. as Place Of 1EGINNING. I realty frinsfer taxes shall Be a professional office professional P. O. Box 362 Scotch Plains, N, J, 07076 Commonly known as No. Ill No per let if they are returned east 10.a) feet thence (4) south 49 MEN/WOMEN borne entirely by the purchaser, not residing. (RIA.ll AAunn Ayenue, Newark, New premptty (within tw.e weeks ej Bid aegrees 14 minutes west, 101.19 v^hen fhe property is struck off, 1 feet to the northeasterly side of Application of Annie Baker to 201 - 32S.204O Jersey. , the purchaser shall depoiit one (1) opening dite) ind in good Together with and subject to 1 condition NO PARTIAL OR FULL Psmona Avenue, the point and erect a one family dwelling at J!l per cent of fhe bid in cash, certified place Of BEGINNING, Main St. ina use 219 Main St. as a driveway agreement In Deed Book | check, or bank check, or a1 RBFUNDI WILL BE MAQI TO X37 PggeS&s. Right of ingress and one lamily dwelling, {Sub comBinatlon thereof. The Balance I NON BIDDERS Setlslof contract This description is drawn in standard lots) Hlgh-pavlng egress is guaranteed. of the purchase price, together I documents will be availaBie for accordance with a survey made by perusal by interested parties free Application of 0. Carr to use 726 Above description being In with the costs aforemeritloned, Troast engineering Associites, N. Stiles it. for sale and service of accordance with a survey of said snail be paid at closing of title of charge in the Take-off Room in P.I.IL.S. dated iri70. recrtitional vehicles (Oneiamily premises made by Amos O & wtrtttf—shall take place within the Division of Building and The mortgaged premises are LeRey F, Nisenson, Surveyors, Construction. iohe) •- - - HOME IMPROVEMENTS thirty (30) days frem the date of commonly known and designated Application of Sehweighardt, positions at dated September !5, 197j, confirmation ef sale. 1 The State reserves the right te as 11 Pomona Avenue, Newark. IT IS intended to describe the The Spectator, Sept, 12,19,l?7it I reitct any or all Bids. New Jersey. inc. to erect an addition to an same premises conveyed to ! Each bidder must deposit with The approximate amount ef the existing Building at 1400 140} I. st Clarence J. Harrell and Dora Lee hi§ bid, security in the amount, judgment to be satisfied by said Georges Ave. (Rstail Commercial ! Harreli, his wife, By Deed dated form and subject to the condifloni sale is the sum of Twenty.Eight lone) I Application of Albert Kuihaik to I REVLON for: November ii, 1972 and recorded LIGALNOTICB provided in the instructions for Thousand Six Hundred eighty six November 14, 197! in Book 44!7 of ROSELLI PUBLIC LAND SALE Bidders, Dollars and Twenfy.Three cents erect a rear addition at 211 i I Deeds for Essex County, Page !!. 5EPTEtoiIR19?4 Attention ot bidders ii (S21,««.j3), together with the Henry St. (jet Back -Non 1 • CARPET CLEANING BOROUOH HALL -liM P.M, particularly called to the conforming gse) •ASSEMBLERS The approximate amount of the costs of this sale. judgment to be satisfied By said Lot MOB In Block 114 NIWaccept or reiect any such highest • Bonded •Insured JBRSEY, CHANC--'HANCIfV- bid, as aforesaid, Ih* sais bid shall OIVIIiON, IIIIIXX COCOUNTYl , be deemed to have Been re|eeted. N A M I AND DICISION OF THI 9 AM-SI30 PM 1 6 PM-12-30 AM DOCKIT NO. F.4II1-79. CALENDAR ADDRESS PRIMISIS VAHIANCI BOARD OF Jill:?!, THE The sale may be adlourned it the NUMBIR fFFHCTIO RIQUISTID HOWARD IAVINO5 1ANK, time advertised for not mere than OF APPLICANT ADJU5TMINT corporitlon Of New Jtrsty, on* week without readvertising. fiLAI NTI f!p, VI, CURTIS MOSIS, Purchaser shall pay an amount Chris,N,Pro To Maintain A PRODUCTS DISCOUNT ft us, et als,, DIFINOANT5, eagal to or in lieu of fixes to be No. 1699 Corporation Kjngswood Read parking Lof in A PAVING Execution For sale of Mortgaged adjusted as si the date Mid sale Is 1601 Morris Avenue, Index 17, Block 3, Res, "A," ius. "A" Case Denied Premises, confirmed, Sublect to suW state of Union, New Jersey Lot 78 p. "B" For A Non Apply 9 A.M. to 12 NOON Cultom IgU^JJernnntnily ConitfuetB tlphill Drivtmyi . iy viftye ot the above stated (acts as in accurate survey 0! the conforming .wrJWf.l»teuWpnRt(nrit-alrtcttd, I prrsmisei may disclose, easements Restaurant Usei PiRSONNiLDEPT. tslsentisl Ihdi^trlAI Plsnti shaM expose (or sole by Public and restrletions.pf record, If any, Comm»r«lll Iirvltf ifttloni Auction, In Office of Sheriff, issm and applicable local ordinances. Parkins teem Roads Auction, In Office of Sheriff, issm To Erect 8, AAaintain CountCt y CtCourts lildlluildlnn g In NewarkNk, Costs of advertising, legal David & Qeraldine Rt 27 & Talmadp Rd, Edison, N.J, on Tueidiy, thi ith flay of Oetober expenses, and realty transfer A Private Variance Granted faxes shall beborne entirely by the NO 1191 Mellsse 1131 Weber Street Permanent Pool NO Reierrai To next, att _nethlft_one.thlftyy P.M. P.M., 1131 Weber Street, Index 34, Block 4 with insufficient Set perio. d s1f mourning observed at Iht "wrau&r6861*38 RRMlry Cenfrittrnliy if St Ann'i Cimittry, Htmpton, N.J. familfamil y rPtslanieei , 19. 1974 This is 11 percent above the y^m mi u iniiiiiiilliilitl)liiiiiiiiiiiiMliiMiiiiiuiiiMitnu in iiimiiiiuiiMnitiiiiiiiiMiiiniiiniiiiiiimMiurt m iiiiiiinimig Prospects Rome Beauty crop In 1973 Low-cosf life insurance offered to Viet-eravets Red Delicious, the leading veterans discharged prior to Washington St.. Newark. Some 27 million Vietnam- military service since April 2, Applicant must furnish bright for variety for several yean, It era veterans are eligible for a 1970. Aug. 1, 1974, are available expected to decrease 17 [rum VA offices or from Ihe evidence of good health but I STRICTLY PERSONAL new low-cost veterans group The new Veterans VA-rated servlce-eonneeted percent to 23 million pound!! life insurance program which Administration -super vised Office of Servicemen's Croup By Pat and Marilyn Davis fruit crop and be tied with Stayman, Life Insurance, 212 disabilities will be waived. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHii'i'iiMiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; offers as much as (20,000 program also offers coverage ill!l!!!!!!l!lllliilHi!iill!!!!!!!!!!!!!IMII lillMIl Cnnlpv Nnws Service which increased SI percent Cranberry and peach coverage for $3 4(1 per month in amounts of $5,000, jio.oon Deal Pat and Marilyn Dear Did: is only 10 month! old atld I do production in New Jeriey in Weather for all three fruit to young veterans but they nnd $15,(10(1. Rates for the List night I came home and I'd suggest that you moke not want people touching her 1974 are expected to he higher crops was generally favorable must apply ftefore Aug 1, maximum $20,00(1 coverage I know thii sounds picky and my wife had left me. I marc an appointment with your than last year, while prospects this year Although July I97FI. lire 13.40 per month for thfin deserved it and here is family doctor. He can set up a I've read it before but I hove for the apple crop are un- rainfall was below normal, The nonrencwahle five-year veterans nged 34 and under. Salesmen why Three years up I would properly balanced diet for no solution, 1 can't put a "Do changed from 1973, according August showers replenished term insurance is available Sn.lli) for thnse 35 and over. unjoy two gr three drinks your daughter so that she can Not Touch" sign on the baby to Secretary of Agriculture moisture supplies. for veterans discharged from Application forms for before dinner Then I got maintain her weight He can My husband thinks I'm rhillip Alampi fnolish married find the number of also explain the lasting health The Ni'w jersey Crop drinks increased with my new hazards of a starvation diet Hschel lieprirtinjf Service estimates Good luck, Dad responsibilities near Racel: thill the cranberry crop will The stepped-up volume of When someone reaches for umuunl to 2.10.000 100-pound CARNEGIE barrels This compares with liquor was not noticeable to Dear Pat and Marilyn: the baby simply say, "Please me I could hold more, or so I L!2R.(MK) barrels last year My little girl is very pretty. don't touch my daughter " thought. No horrible trauma The peach crop is forecast People often stop and touch That should be juffieient I'm SALES made me drink I jusl enjoyed ill flFimillio n pounds, up three her Even complete strangers with you— adultl should keep H The rest of the tale has been percenl From 1973's 92 million who have colds will pat her on hands off tiny children A FREEPravltwi told n hundred times so I won't (Kiunds iind iilmoHt quadruple COURSE the head or lake her hand. She verbal complime'nt is nicer. repent it When I fell in the the 2fi million pounds door last nijiht. my wife was produced in the disastrous gone She simply could not year of IH72 take the forgotten dinners, laie evenings, drunken cur- Apple production is sing and general unhappiness. estimated al loo million I'm sober this morning and I pounds, the same as last year. hope I stay thai way Maybe Home Beauty is expected to my little scenario will turn displace Red Delicious as the somebody tiff the hraw It is a state's leading apple variety. drug. too. Home Beauty is expected to account for 20 million pounds I user nf total apple production Dear Loser: You quit being a loser when you quit drinking. Look up Alcoholics Anonymous in your telephone book and give then a try You might also inform your wife your new outlook. Here is a note to teen-agers who are turning to liquor. Alcohol is a drug and can be harmful. 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