fhe TIMES tcdtch PLAINS PUBLIC LIBRA ONLY NEWSPAPER WITH COMPLETE SCOTCH PLAINS.FANWQD NEWS SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD, N,J. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1975

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1 tcdtch PLAINS PUBLIC LIBRA fhe TIMES VOLUME 16, NO. 32 ONLY NEWSPAPER WITH COMPLETE SCOTCH PLAINS.FANWQD NEWS SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD, N,J. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, CENTS A COPY Scotch PL o "T:~: mner Eye Future %?? > ation And Traffic Problem A Scotch Plain grow in population in year ahead, traffic will grow accordingly. A the Scotch Plain Planning Board conider reviion of the municipal Mater Plan in month ahead, traffic will be one area of concern. The planner will bae their conideration upon recommendation of a profeional planner who ha conducted a tudy of the community. The profeional planning conultant find that the mot eriou traffic congetion in Scotch Plain today i to be found in the downtown area of Park Avenue, However, widening of the treet i not neceary, the report of the conultant find. Even with a growth in traffic Although Scotch Plain ha alflow in year ahead, the capacity ready applied to tha federal govof park Avenue could be more eminent for a bikeway program than doubled imply by elimlnat- under federal funding, the appliing parking on both ide of the cation wa onlyfor Cla III biketreet during ruh hour and by way thoe hared with exiting prohibiting left turn at the treet, due to limited federal corner of Bartle and Park Ave- bikeway fund available now. At nue. The planner ugget pro- the time of Mater plan reviion, hibitlng parking between 7:30 and attention hould be given to the 9;30 a.m. and 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. poibility of blkeway along from Mountain Avanue to Second tream, the Public Service Street. right-of-way, and to new bika- The planner iue a warning way a bicycle lane, eparated regarding Route 78, The road by curb or triping, parallel to connecting Route 78 to Route 22 collector and arterial treet, hould be built in the vicinity of When treet are widened, bike Terrill Road, not Park Avenue, lane might be included in Rah- Otherwie, park Avenue traffic way, Cooper, Raritan and Wet would be increaed far more." Broad whan widening take place, The planner recommend con- The Boorman - Dooram report truction of everal new treet, find, Senger Place, which run behind If PATH ervice come to cha Municipal Building and if n Scotch Plain, cloed to through traffic between recommend that panwood and Second and front, hould be a Natherwood tation be eliminathrough treet, with a traffic ted, and that a new tation be built ignal controlling traffic only on vacant land at Terrill and whan a fire emergency require North in Plainfield, The planthat the treet be cloed to all but ner point out that a new Fanwood fire truck, tation with a raied platform Riverdale Drive hould be ex- would have to be built anyway if tended to Lambert Mill Road, to PATH come, and that Fanwood give acce to land which the plan- cannot aborb the parking inner uggeted be developed for creae which PATH ervice office or multi-family in the land would bring, Fanwood Official Say 'Terrill Bridge I Falling Down" Scotch Plain Park To Cloe The Scotch Plain Recreation Commiion will have the park under uperviion from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.during the week commencing Augut 18th, after which there will be no uperviion. The Teen Center at the High School cloe tonight. with parking for ISO car, and if uch a pool were to be built, the report recommend the north end of Brookide Park, acceible to north and outh ide reident. If preently undeveloped land on the outh ide were to be rezoned to permit reidential development, far more recreation land would be needed, the planning conultant ugget, and uch new park would require land acquiition. One ite uggeted would be jut outh of Sleepy Hollow Lane, on about 29 acre. _ In downtown Scotch Plain, the" land adjacent to the new Municipal Building I an appropriate ite for a Bicentennial park, enhanced by nearby Cannon Ball Houe Mueum and Stage Houe Inn, the planner feel. The Bicentennial Park wa a propoal now zoned for an indutrial park. The mot immediate olution of the local Bicentennial Committee and Plainfield Garden Club, In the ame area, a road i to Intra-townhip public tranneeded outh of the Lehigh Val- portation would be a bu line, The Boorman-Dooram report ley Railroad for acce to land to go outh to Raritan Road, and propoal will be ued a propoed for B-1A zoning, and the looping pat Union County Techplanner recommend that thi ac- nical Intituta, with eventual exce road outh of the railroad tenion to Martine Avenue exten- Continued On Page 13 be an extenion of Cellar Avenue ion a the far outh ide deto maet Terminal Avenue in velop more. Croing Guard Clark. Addreing themelve toreereatlon, Boorman-Dooram find The Scotch Plain police De- Are Needed AuLrw dirt-n^*** that Scotch Hill doe erve a partment i in need of ubtitute School Croing Guard for AS»KS> upport relatively wide population and I? T"» A rrtt Should be continued a a golfing the chool year. r OF Jr A I XX facility, but other facilitie uch Pleae contact tha office of Chief a tenni court might be added Joeph j. Power at Qfor The Plainfield-Centrai Jerey at that location. application. Applicant will be Chamber of Commerce an- Three new recreation area required to have their own tranportation and be ubject to 1 hour nounced today that effort are are propoed in the Soormancontlnuing to enlit citizen up- Dooram report for the north call. port of the propoed PATH ex- ide of Scotch Plain; one a tenion to Plainfield. Chamber new park and playground on town- Warning On Preident Frank M, Meek, HI, hip land at the corner of Wetindicated that upport and coop- field and Evergreen Avenue (land oration among community group now ued for Public Work Dei increaing. The Women' partment torage); a playground Think twice about accepting a Check Artit Diviion of the Chamber, many and park in thn 4,1 acre ection certified check from a tranger/ area churche, enior citizen, of townhip land behind Muir Firt check with the bank making cout troop, the retail commun- School (now the Board of Edu- the certification before accepting Ity, financial intitution, the me- cation adminitration office); the check or releaing any merchandie. dia, and many other have re- and a 3,4 acre park in land now ponded in an excellent manner. developed a a picnic area and Thi advice wa iued to reident thi week by the Fanwood Meek noted that it i extremely mall playground by a rnidifficult to ae progre at thi public jereyland Aociation, police department after a reident accepted a eemingly certi- point, "mot of the petition On the outh ide, the planare till out, o it' nearly im- ner recommend that townhippoible to accurately etimate owned land acro Hetfield Ave - an auto valued at $6,500. The fied $6,500 check a payment for number." nue from Brookida Park,extending along the brook to Wet Broad le, An excellent forgery ac- check larer proved to be worth- Once again, Chamber official jg developed for parkland. A cording to official. trongly treed thp need for aid brookide park with a bikeway It i not known whether the in circulating the petition, and and pedetrian walkway i menurged that anyone intereted in tioned. the car' owner had placed the forger wa from the area ince helping contact the Chamber of- The Boorman-Dooram report advertiement in a New York fice at 119 Watchung Avenue, fi n d poible need for a muni- paper. The FBI i invetigating the Plainfield,,, cipal pool, to erve 800 familie, incident. Say Structure Could Be Dangerou For Heavy Vehicle The Terrill Road bridge i lowly but teadily coming apart and Fanwood official want Union County official to rectify the pan' worening condition a oon a poible. For the econd time in a year ' and a half tha bridge wa cloed "it' been over a year ince to traffic lat week becaue we complained to the freeholder a piece of pavement dropped to board that the bridge wa hazar. the Central Railroad track dou. It' time now for them to below, in April, 1974, a imi- do omething," Mayor 'Ted lar incident forced cloing of the Trumpp aid during Monday bridge for everal day, Thi night' agenda eion, time, however, the bridge wa Trumpp and other official are cloed an entire week, alo upet over increaed traffic Although both incident occur- flow on North and South Avered on the Plainfield ide of the nue becaue the reduced load Plainfield-Fanwopd bridge, local limit will force heavy vehicle official fear that the Fanwood to eek alternate route, ide may alo be weakening. Railroad official have tated Borough official are con- that while replacement of the earned that the bridge could col- bridge i under conideration, lapt under the weight of a fire thi would not occur until truck or that emergency op- Meanwhile, Union County ha eration could be hindered dur- filed an application with the tate Ing recue operation if the Department of Tranportation bridge wa cloed. eeking fedora! fund for eon- To eae the train, railroad truction of a new bridge, official thi week decreaed the Alo on Monday night, Counbridge' load limit from 20 to 10 cilman Robert McCarthy reporton. Fire truck will be al- ted that a dozen home and evlowed to ue the bridge; how- eral yard were pumped followever, if the pan how ign of ing heavy rain weakening the truck won't be allowed acro the bridge. earlier thi Continued On Page 13 Architect Named For New Fanwood Facility A Princeton, N.j, firm ha been appointed from a field of five applicant to deign a new municipal facility for the borough. At Monday night' agenda eion, the mayor and council tated that they were well atified with the election and qualification of The Hillier Group. - The firm ' a deigned and con- maintenance and heating cot Structed facilitie at Mercer would be prohibitive. County Airport, Kean College In the quetionnaire, reiand Drew Univerity, In addi- dent had been offered variou tion, the company ha deigned option. One of the choice calboth the Bernard Townhip and led for razing the Slocum houe Wet Windor Townhip Li- and replacing it with new brarie, contruction while retaining the Final election of the firmfol- parkllke urrounding, Allmuni- Ibwed everal month of conid- cipal ervice would be houed eration by council member, three in the ame building, public meeting with rei- Other choice included; utilizdant and the reult of a que- ing the preent Slocum houe for tionnaira ent to borough home- adminitrative ervice only while owner, > other municipal ervice would A total of 3500 urvey ware remain at the preent ite, but mailed out of which 1279 or 36 houed in a newly-contructed fapercent were returned with 8 elllty. Another option called for percent of the repondent eek- replacement of all facilitie at ing a new municipal facility to the Waton Road ite, replace the preent Waton Road No final price tag ha been et facility. The Borough Hall, po- on the propoed contruction, lice and fire department and re- Etimate, however, range from cue quad are houed at the ite, $730,000 to $832,000, Council- Official had alo conidered man John Coulter explained that uing the Slocum property pur- the firm would deign a mockchaed lat October for $237,000 up and had not received any pe- The home of former mayor Clar- cific intruction from the mayor ence Slocum, the five-acre pro- and council on the tyle or ize perty i reported to be one of the of the facility, larget undeveloped tract in the The other firm which the borough, council had conidered were; The It wa originally thought that Grad partnerhip (Newark); Hut - the houe could be ued for a chin, Evan and Leffert (New new municipal facility. However, York); Haren and John Parttructural tudie indicated that nerhip, (Tenafly); and Finne, extenive and cotly renovation Lyman, Finne and Reee (Elizawould be required, In addition, beth).

2 Sidewalk Sale Stride Rite Lat week' idewalk ale In Scotch plain and Fanwood drew throng of buyer. Above I a cene on Park Avenue near Eat Second Street. Rotary Exchange Student Return From Mexico Janice Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mr, Edward Warner of Fanwcod, recently returned from a year tay in Mexico a a Rotary Exchanga Student, Janice, ponored hychj Fanwood-Scotch Plain Rotary Club, decribed her Jiclting experience to her Sponor at a recent club meeting and thanked them for the opportunity, A graduate of the local High School in 1974, Janice will begin her college tudie thi fall at St. Mary' of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, In Mexico, She lived with everal different familie while attending chool and learning to peak Spanih quite fluently. Newly elected preident, Dr, Robert Aruta, who took office on July 1t, announced the beginning of the annual Share-In-Youth campaign, which i the club major fund raiing project. All member have the raffle hare for ale in which all proceed upport the YNICA, Youth Employment Service, Two World Inc., Rotary Foundation and the club Scholarhip Fund. Jim MC Cann and Al Ziemienki are general chairmen thi yar. The prize drawing will be held in October, with the firt prie a new car. Other n;w officer for tha yar are Joeph Qutuh, preident-elect, Dr, Thoma Guglialmo, treaurer; Al Damiano, ecretary; and Harry Hoffmann, aitant ecretary. Newly elected direc- Lor ar,i I)r, Robert Scalera, Ed-,'fl'- llawk-y, Cheter Ring, Paul H'.rwn /, and Jim McCann a,;: ;; j.-it-ai- \rm, Ih'- n'-.v dhtnrt governor, '[..-. ' \'tkivjj, recently viited - _ :-, if,-,' o'jrliri'-""! hi o h j e c - ' , '.'. ' ';"' HJ', / :iit'. li-'ili Tho TIMES th f The Paper That Hm The READERS in Scotch Plain & Fanwood Complete Local New Coverage I'lu-!! --JU'.- McDonough Say PATH Extenion Vital To Area State Senator Peter j, McDonough i convinced that local official can make a peruaive cae in behalf of approval for Federal funding for the propoed PATH extenion to plainfield. He ha invited Urban Ma Tranit A.dminiiration Director Robert E, Patricelli to a luncheon with local municipal and Chamber of Commerce official during Patricelli' planned viit to the Garden State later thi month. In a latter to the newly appointed ma tranit chief, Me Donough offered to arrange the informal eion with the mayor. Freeholder, and local civic and buine leader in an attempt to impre the UMTA chief with the abundance of local upport for the project, "1 believe the PATH extenion i critical to the vitality of the entire central Corridor of our State and %vill welcome an opportunity to hare the reaon for thi concluion with you," Me Donough told PetrlceHi. An application for $288million in federal fund for the PATH project i now pending with the deciion due before Labor Day, iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilhiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii WINTER PRICES IN AUGUST For a Limited Time Laggren' Offer Winter Wee On,,. CUSTOM MADE AWNINGS 1414 South Avt. Ptainfi.ld, NJ. liiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiii fahion for women SIZES and For cool hopping join our AUGUST SAIL SAVE 20%-70 BarbofQ Soyer, Prop, in *>_ i t I*I 50 MARTINE AVE., FANWOOD The tough hoe we cutom fit. The Village Shoe Shop 425 PARK AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS Telephone 322.5S3S Normil and Cofnetiw footwiar Good Service... HI ^ Good Food Our Specialty 7 J M L \_\\\\./». jut a ftw of our Famou Entree '7, Prime Rib of Beef Roat Long iland Duckling i Jumbo Shrimp Scampi.Crab Meat Au Gratin i Sirloin Steak Filet of Sole Au.Vin Blanc / ( Long Iland Bay Scallop f, I Taty Appttizer to Deliciou ''' Dtert,,. join u oon. LUNCHEON - DINNER COCKTAILS ; PARTY ROOMS i I, I // Contlntntal Cuiint Colonial Atmophert \J I I, I I I I. V I 1. i If/ 1 V EntertQlnment Wed. thru Sat. ' ) i i. oue 366 PARK AVE., SCOTCH PLAINS : L ('Call M!\" (All Major Credit Card Honored) ' DISTINCTIVE CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 475 PARK AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS Corner Wetfield Avt. FRAME SHOP Handi-Charge MgMer Chorge BonkAmericord m ORIGINAL WATER HONED LIMITED OILS COLORS EDITIONS It An Art T Good Framing"

3 Hitorical Map Found At County Courthoue Union County Clerk Walter 0, Halpin revealed that within the pat three week a member of hi taff dicovered two map in the baement archive of the County Clark' office, on of which he feel ha gr«at hitorical value to tudent of hitory. County Court Clerk Nick De Moll, aigned by Halpin during the ummer cu:back created by court vacation to review old record, found the map while tanding on a ladder and oberved them lying on top of file tray 10 inche from the celling. Halpin and hi Deputy, Wilbert Mil, an employee in the County Clerk' office forty-three year, etimate that the older map repoed In the dark, duty pace for about 75 year. Thi map, entitled "Mitchell' New National Map, Exhibiting the United State, North American Britih province, Sandwich Iland, Mexico and Central America together with Cuba and other Wet India Iland," wa publihed by S. Augutu Mitchell, in 1856, The map meaure 5' x 5', in faded color, mounted on cheeecloth, with wood top and bottom. He decribed It a a map that would hang looe like a croll. It i very brittle and piece have chipped off in the creae, probably caued by the hot, dry air in the baement araa, It ha a flowered border on both ide and acro the bottom lit the 35 tate that made up the Union of State in 1856 and the population of all of the countie at that time, baed on the 1850 cenu. The total population of the United State wa 23,191,816, Twenty countie are lited under New jerey, with a total tate population of 489,555, Union County at that time wa part of Eex County and the population of Eex and what i now Union totaled 73,950. Some intereting highlight on the map reveal that the tate of Alaka, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Kana, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wet Virginia and Wyoming were not carved out a tate. On the World Mercator Projection portion of the map, Alaka i hown a Ruian territory and part of the North American Continent, Hawaii i lited a the Sandwich Iland, dicovered by Captain Cook in 1778, Halpin aid it appear the boundary Una between Canada, New York, New Hamphire and Vermont have ince been adjuted and the Florida Everglad went a far north a Lake Worth, which i about 100 mile north of Miami, a familiar name that doe not appear on the map. Alo lited are a ditance table of nine major citie, water route, length of river and height of mountain. MILADY'S Halpin aid he ordered the map locked up inamuch a he feel it i a ignificant dicovery that anyone would enjoy owning becaue there are probably not too many copie till in exitence. Becaue of th brittle condition of tha map Halpin aid he ha unrolled it for the third and lat time until he can explore tha poibility of the County obtaining profeional ervice to either retore it or preerve It in it preent tate. A to ownerhip, Halpin feel it i County Clerk property and therefore belong to the citizen of Union County and hitory buff to enjoy on diplay in a uitable location. In ch«meantime, he' going to get a tepladder and peronally look into every nook and cranny in hi baement. YMCA Plan World Service Carnival On Thurday, Augut 21, 1975, from 6;00 to 8;00, the Fanwood- Scotch Plain YMCA will be holding it' World Service Carnival, The fetivitie will take place at the Martlne Avenue YMCA. There will be refrehment and game booth. Money raied from thi event will be ent to the National Council of YMCA' in New York City to be ditributed to YMCA overea. The YMCA ha developed and worked with many countrie overea tofoter brotherhood and fellowhip. 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SUMMER SPORTSWEAR FIISAL & Cotton Sleepwear Lingerie = Pantie Bra & Girdle 50 up Summer SleeveSe Clae F nifd Broken Lene DISPENSING OPTICIAN OCULISTS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED FANWQOD Pickuitck Blllagt 419 Pert, A.any* Seotch Plain, N.J. The Brightet, Newet Shop in Wetfield Featuring: Card by Gordon Fraer Gallery Stoneware by Stangl Kitchen Brightener by Deign Gift, Intl. Decorator Wood by Cornwall Sculptured Animal by Groman Leather by Oden And Exotic Tea and Mini-Preerve. OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9 P M MILADY'S SHOP 167 E.. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD ALLMAJOP CRiOlT CARDS ACCEPTED f tckiuich Hiilap Bi\ap 161 E, Broad Street Wetfield, ft.j. fxexi in Woohvorih 'i

4 n fe In Our Opinion Warning To Seller "Buyer Beware" i how the old adage go-', onlv now perhap it hould b amended to include ''Seller Beware 1 ' a wall. Becaue of the recent incident where a Fanwood reident wa duped out of a ubtantial amount of monjy in elling an auto, we cannot caution trongly enough that eller and buyer alike thoroughly examine all credential or marchandie bafora completing a tranaction. Police official recommend contacting the bank if a check i offered a payment no matter how authentic the certification might appear. Remember, forger remain in buine baeaue they are good at their work, perhap author Jean Shepherd aid it bet when he wrote, "In God We Trut - All Other pay Cah, Augut 14th The end of the world' greatet war came Augut 14th, 1945, Preident Harry Truman had authorized the dropping of two primitive atomic bomb and their devatating power, and the entrance of Ruia into the war, were the deciive factor In bringing the Japanee Emperor and government to ak for peace. From December 7th, 1941, to Augut 14th, 1Q45, wa le than four year but in that time the United State built a mighty two-ocean navy, an army of ten million men and women, a mighty air force that dominated the kie in Europe and in the Pacific, and developed the atomic bombl It wa an amazing accomplihment, an aweome diplay of national trenph and unity, The hitorian of today think thi might have been the nation' high water mark a a dominant influence on thi planet. They point to the fact that today there' another uperpower, Ruia, with greater nuclear power than we poe, with every propect for out-arming u in the year ahead. The hitorian alo look to China a another future uperpower. Whether the peimit prove right will be determined by the average American, In the pat he and he have met the challenge of the time. The challenge of the preent I for American of all color and faith to build a united, free and trong nation - in the great tradition of the nation' pat. If that can be. done, the greatet time for thee United State could till lie ahead. Ford' Danger Until now, preident Ford ha generally felt the pule of the voter accurately. The reult i a jump In rating in the poll, upporting the widely held view that a of today he would make a very trong race for Preident, But the Preident ha miread public opinion in the oil price controvery and he ha apparently taken bad advice,,all indication are that the vat majority of American ide with Congre, the majority in Congre thar i, on the quetion of rolling back the price of oil and maintaining control. Often chief executive are talked into removing price control prematurely by indutry lobbie and fr?e-enierprle theorit. Preident Truman erred In thi fuld after World War 11, the nation uffered huge and unneceary inflation loe during the Korean War becaue control weren't ordered, and Preident Nixon erred m removing price control a year too oon during hi firt term. (In fairne to Nixon, he had exhibited the political courage to impoe them when they became neceary.') Ford i now propoing to remove all control on oil, which he think i the long-term bet method of inuring adequate oil upplie. Even if he i right, the reult in the near future will be harply higher oil price and greatly increaed inflation. The little man will be hardet hie. The Democratic majority in Congre want to roll ba,-k ome oil price and maintain control, keep oil p-i-' --, in the iu'.ir future a low a poible. The Luntrat b-jtwoun thi and Ford' policy i unfortun.itt,- for Furd, F'l-MSid-Mii Furd, i, in effect, taking the indutry' advice in propoing to cuke off all control and let r 11 _- upplv and demand, free-enter prii'e ytem work. I ht_",r.-tiijal 1%', ih.u i a gond idea lui: not when the iiomio'-.rie upply uf oil doomi'r m.-cc demand and price.»!-'. artificially rigged by the Arab nation (and perhap our own nil indutry at tlm',"o. The- bad nil policy advice accepted by Ford may prcivi.. tn! >> hi mot eriou political mitake ince lit- became 'reident elcvcmi. month ago, Democrat are certain Lo make political hay on th, 1 iue, iivideiit l-nr.l' concern hould rightly be on holding don cut in the next year ur two - no one can accuratl-ly foretell what condition vill be in the luivc term. Kven the bet advice of the expert on the economic future often prove far from the mark. 'Light bothering you, dear?" Letter to the Editor AN OPEN LETTER How would you feel if the headline in tomorrow' paper announced the end of the country called Irael? Impoible? Unbelieveable? That i what the Jew of the world aid ibour Hitler and hi concentration camp. With Irael under continuou preure from her enemie all over the globe, %ve a Jew mut unite. Today a jew i Irael, no matter what country he live in, I am ure your reaon for not yet re-enrolling in ORT are compelling, but ORT need the help of every Jewih worn in. If ORT I to continue a a vital link in maintaining the economy of Irael, we a women, a Jew and a humanitarian mut not let her down, We are appealing to you to help u keep the faith. Won't you pleae put a $10 check in an envelope and mail it today? Won't you hare with u the joy in helping to keep the jew of thi world in it? Thank you, Mall your check to: Edna Klrhenbaum - 10 Byron Lane - Fanwood, New jerey 07023, Sincerely, LINDA GOLDBLATT& SANDY GERSHMAN To The Editor- Thi veek in Scotch Plain a meeting wa held with the State Department of Tranportation concerning the different alignment which hava been offered for Route 78. Of all the route the mot diatrou to the future of Scotch plain and all tovn adjacent to Route 22 i "Alternate G" or "The South of the Park" route. Thi route will only caue graater flooding, omething none of u can afford. Thi route will remove the torm drain that have been built to help alleviate the flooding problem. It will alo bring rnora traffic to Route 22 not le. But there i a way to top "Alternate G" from becoming a reality - write to The State Department of Tranportation, attention Commiioner Alan Sagner. Tell him you are againt "Alternate G" and ak him to forward your letter to the proper authoritie In Wahington, D.C, It i imperative that you write In order to top thi route from being built. The more letter that are ent, the better chance will be that thi alternate will not be ued. Thi had been tated by the member from the State who were at the meeting. Your truly, GEORGE WEISSMAN To The Editor: A new releae iued lat week gave the impreion that the Green Brook and Rahway River Flood Authority bill had received final approval by the New jerey legilature. Unfortunately, that i not the cae, Thee bill, which were amended in the Senate Energy, Agriculture and Environmental Committee, %vere inadvertently reported out of committee with- THE TIMES out the amendment. A a reult, a needle delay ha taken place to allow for the bill to be amended. Thee two bill are nowcheduled for a final vote when the Senate reconvene which may be later thi month. Very truly your, BETTY WILSON GEORGE M, BARTHEU'E Editor & Publiher JOAN MONAHAN ROBERT LOROW MARGARET BARTHELME LOIS STEMPEL ANNE MONE Aociate Editor Production Managr Buine Manager Advertiing Circulation Publihed-Weekiv By THE FAN-SCOTT PUBLISHING Cu, 1600 Eat Second St., (P.O. Box 388) Scotch Plain, N J Telephone Second Cla potage Paid at Scotch Plain, NJ, Subcription SB Par Year Payable in Advance Your Man In Congre BY MAI 1HF.W KINALPQ Congre i in rece thi month, but that doen't m?an congreional work ha come to a tandtill or that 1 am able lo it back and relax.. Far from itl In addition to a buy chedule of peaking engagement and ditrict office appointment, I will be conferring during the month with a number of labor and management group and erving a a member of a congreional panel Invetigating child care ervice In the New York-New jerey area. My rece chedule alo include a conference with official of the Summit Area Community Council and repreentative of the Department of Houing and Urban Development to dicu houing program; a eion with New Jerey member of the American League of Angler to review legilation I am promoting to etablih a 200-mile fihing limit; and a conference with Berkeley Height Townhip official to conider problem Involving traffic congetion, torm water detention propoal, ewage line extenion, and economic development. Direct negotiation with federal agencie to peed the proceing of grant application for flood control and other eential program in the 12th Ditrict continue unabated. Meanwhile, the pace of activity in my Wahinpon office remain Intene, phone are ringing a frequently a- ever and are till being anwered. Mall till pour in with all kind of requet for information or help and, a uual, every letter and card i being anwered. Contituent till walk in with problem to be olved or jut with a friendly greeting and all get individual attention. The butle of debate and the enactment of legilation ha ended for a while. But there I no repite in the preparation of bill, in reearching pending legilation, or in coping with a myriad of iue affecting contituent. On the treet of the nation' capital, Augut I hot and humid. In the Cannon Houe Office Building, vhere my office I located, the temperature i more bearable, but the pace of work remain a hectic and demanding a ever. Many viitor are urpried to dicover that official working hour in my office continue into the early evening, and that on many day the workload i So heavy that the office remain taffed and buy until late at night. Right through the year there i unremitting preure in congreional cae work, cutting through bureaucratic red tape to help thoe in need. Individual and often prolonged attention I given to more than 1,500 contituent cae a year. They Involve all kind of problem and difficultie ranging from eemingly mall Iue like the removal of a mail box to a complex International hunt for kidnaped children. Recent caework ha alo touched on veteran penion, Social Security payment problem, via refual, Medicare and conumer grievance. Some problem can be olved in a matter of hour. Other need intenive negotiation extending over week or month. The goal i to write "atifactorily completed" on each cae folder. All thi i demanding and time conuming. But it i alo a valuable and neceary public ervice. Occaionally, attention given to caework provide idea for legilation to improve exiting law. In thi way, caework which ha it tart a a ditrict iue pawn national benefit. I keep In direct touch with all caework handled in my office and meet peronally with high government official when uch action i neceary. Coping with home ditrict iue and concern may not be o glamorou a legilative work in Congre, But I conider it every bit a important. In fact, reponibility to the ditrict that elected me, and attention to concern of people in the ditrict, ha top priority in my book. It i undoubtedly becaue of uch an approach to contituency reponibilitie that the volume of mail in my office how a teady incraae. A few year ago it wa uggeted that each congreional ditrict hould have tvo full-time repreentative in Congre one to legilate and the other to handle contituency affair. That would eae the orkload. But I would oppoe uch a policy. Onerou though it may be, the reponibility of handling contituency affair provide a valuable link with the ditrict and with public entiment. Member of Congre need to keep in cloe touch with the people they repreent. They need to liten to the people at home and in turn to keep their contituent Informed about event in Wahington. 1 achieve tha firt by pending almot every ekand in the ditrict, meeting and talking with contituent; and the econd by providing regular nev report to navpaper and radio" tation and by mailing periodic report to all reident of tha ditrict. Thi Report From Wahington i part of my effort to keep contituent informed about what I am doing on their behalf in the Cong.-i, I have found congreional reponibility to be a two-way treet, involving a flov or information to and from contituent. Thi kind of reponibility certainly doen't end or diminih when Congre i in rece.

5 Plan Coure To Prepare Student For College What' an idea worth? If it' an idea that vill help a new college tudent "make it" through the firt difficult year, then it may be worth a half a million dollar. Thi i the opinion of Profeor R,F, Schwarz and H,D, Murdock of Purdue Univerity, Schwarz and Murdock indlcaw. _-...,. _ _ _ tatitic how that college graduate earn one half million dollar more in their lifetime than non-college graduate. Additionally, 50% of all the tudent who fail to make it in college, fall in the firt year,,. and thee failure include tudent who were top tudent in their high chool clae. "We found that chance for ucce in the firt year of college can be greatly improved if tudent know exactly what to expect and are prepared for it," To meet thi need, Schwarz and Murdock developed a one-week, four night ummer coure called ''How to Study In College," It will be offered again here in Fanwood-Scotch Plain under the ponorhip of Union County Vocational Technical School and the Fanwood-Scotch Plain YMCA, The "How to Study in college" coure i "o full of uable technique, idea, gimmick,and uggetion for quick adjutment to college and college tudy problem that even an honor tudent will gain from attending the coure," Schwarz added, "In fact, in a tudy made at Purdue, we found that the better the tudent, the more he gained from the coure," Jame R, Blackwell, a dean at Purdue Univerity and the individual reponible for adminitering the coure for author Schward and Murdock, emphaized how the coure ha contantly tayed abreat of th,- changing eollega cene, "Even though certain baic collage tudy kill remain about the ame, the content of the coure have been changed to include the new material that deal with the Increaed reponibilitie of the college tudent a he face greater and greater academic and ocial freedom on the campu," Blackwell aid. Murdock, a profeor of beginning chemitry for over 20 year, pointed out that it i wrong to force in-comtng frehmen to learn by trial and error the kill that college enior acquire during the four year. "Why not give it to them prior to college o that they can utilize the kill in the learning proce. The fact of the matter i, many tudent fall and drop out of chool only! ecaue they did not have thee kill available to them early when they needed them," Murdock added. The one-week, four evening erie of lecture announced today by the Fanwood-Scotch plain YMCA will deal vith both tudy kill and adjutment to college. Topic in the lecture include: how tudent learn, whytheyforget, tha art of litening, how to take uable lecture note, motivating for maximum performance in collage, how to plan a tudy chedule, baic tudytechnique, principle of review, preparing for and taking tet and examination, and peronal problem and adjutment to college living, including a dicuion of ome of the way in which tudent and their familie can face the riing financial burden of college. Since the coure wa Initiated in 1956 it ha baen the ubject of many pecial newpaper and magazine article a well a radio and TV program. The Chritian Science Monitor did a two part erie commending the coure a ona olution to the large college drop-out problem. The Aociated pre ued it a a ummer feature and recently. Exploring, the Boy Scout magazine, devoted a lengthy artirle to the coure. Schwarz and Murdock developed the coure originally for Purdue Univerity and tarted making It available through YMCA acro the nation in 1963, Since then, over 30,000 tudent have taken the coure at Purdue campue or through YMCA ponorhip. Conidering the high cot of. a college education and the low cot of the coure, attending the coure may turn out to be the bet inurance a family can buy. College authoritie now etimate that the cot of a four year college education will average approximately $12,000. Murdock recommend the coure for tudent who will live at home and go to college a well a thoe who have to adjut to being away from home. "Both the parent and the tudent face ome unuual problem when a tudent i living at home while going to college," he declared, Frederick C. Clock Indicated that graduating enior may reerve a place in the cla by phoning the YMCA, , Date for the cla are a follow; Monday through Thurday, Augut 4, Augut 7, 1975, Regitration form and additional literature concerning the coure will be made available through all high chool enior counelor within the next month. Enrollment In the cla will be limited by the facilitie in which the cla will be held. The coure will meet from 7:00-9;30 p.m. at the Union County Technical Vocational School. Yvette Dance Studio Open 22nd Seaon The Yvette Dance Studio of performing art, 118 Walnut Ave,, Cranford, i beginning it 22nd eaon offering all phae of dance Intruction and performing opportunitie for tiny tot to profeional. Regitration for the new term will be Thurday, Friday and Saturday, September 1, 5, and 6 from 1 to 5 p.m. Highlighting the pat eaon were the performance by 3 young tudent, with the Bolhoi and Stuttgart Ballet companie at Lincoln Center in New York, A former tudent, Terry Gene, now a profeional dancer, i currently touring with the national company of "Hello Dolly" tarring pearl Bally and Billy Daniel. A firt place ballet cholarhip, jr. diviion, wa awarded to Maryellen Stickle of Roelle Park through competition ponored by the N.j. Dance Theatre Guild, Other winner from the tudio were 2nd place Eileen Byrne, Cranford. In the Sr, diviion award went to Lelie Strau, 2nd place, Cranford. Cecily Dougla, 3rd, Wetfield, Kathy Gatto, 4th place, Cranford The girl competed with other dancer from throughout Central New jerey. For the 7th year, Mi Yvette will be named Chairwoman of "The Nutcracker" ballet for the N.j, Dance Theatre Guild. Mr, Al Oreinr, vocal coach at the tudio, ha jut returned from Hollywood where he upervied the performance of hi tudent Irene Cara in a movie about the Suprem in which he ha a leading role. Mr. Charle Kelley, intei nationally known dancer, chore* ographer, teacher, will begin hi loth eaon'-uh the tudio. DOORS FLOOD SALE!! Any item touched by watermutgo! Great Saving On All Item. All Sale Cah & Carry No Return, SAMPLES OF SOME ITEMS: Pre Hinged Bifold No Track 2-6 n X6'-8" Birch Reg pr 2 l -0"X6 l -8" Birch Reg pr Louvered Door " -0" -6 M 5-3" -0 n»-0 > -6" 3 ^ " X B'-B" X6 5-8" A 0 "O X 6-0" X B'-B" X B'-7 n X B'-B" X 6 f -8 H X B'-B" X 7'-0" X 6-8" "Many Regular , Other Door & Size 1 ' SALE 15,00 15,00 15, Script Houe Number Reg N0W70 c ft. Romex Cable Reg NOW ft, Romex Cable Reg NOW 5.00 Cement Edger Reg N0W9Q c Cement Jointer Reg NOW 9Q C Maon Float Reg NOW 3.00 Latex Wall Paint Reg NOW 5.00 Paceetter Attic Fan Reg NOW 20,00 Adjutable Jack Pot Reg NOW Ib. 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6 Williain See Some Bai For Optimim In Houing For Elderly Dy SENATOR HARRISON A. WILLIAMS, JR. A recent urvey conducted by my Senate Subcommittee on Houing revealed that an elderly peron ha Co wait nearly two year to get into good houing in communitie throughout the nation. Yet the Adminitration ha thwarted and delayed implementing the houing program for ihe elderly and handicapped approved by Congre. Now thare are ome hopeful ign that Congre will recue it from the traitjacket impoed by the Adminitration. The "202" houing program, which wa firt etablihed in 1959, provide lov-cot government loan to non-profit ponor, uch a labor union and religiou group, to build houing unit for the elderly and handicappad. Depite the fact that the program enjoyed a record of ucce in the 1960' unparalleled in the Department of Houing and Urban Development, it wa phaed out by Adminitration deciion in 1969, For the pat four year, a Chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Houing, I have introduced legilation to bring it back to life -- but thee effort have met with continued Adminitration reitance. Lat year, legilation \hich I authored wa enacted, reviing rha program to meet certain Adminitration objection. The re- %-ied verion wa then fundad by Congre at S215 million for fical yjar Even o, the Adminitration refued to pend the fund and tha Department of Houing and Urban Development refued to promulgate regulation to implement the program. Wore yet, the regulation thai finally have been iued, only doom the program to failure. Inexplicably, the Department of Houing and Urban Development ha choen to limit the ue of the loan money to hort-term contruction loan, depite the fart that nonprofit group require long-term, permanent financing to undertake building effort. Every witne to come before our Subcommittee, every houing expert vith whom we poke, and all All American Boy And Girl The Scotch Plain Recreation Commiion preent a trophyto an All American Girl and Boy from each playground, The award are made on Play Day which wa held thi pat week. The Director of the Park and Playground keep a record of point accumulated by each boy and girl and the one with the mot point i declared the winner. Point are given for contribution to the playground, cooperation, leaderhip qualitie, regular dally attendance, good manner, and participation in event. The following boy and girl received award: Kramer Manor - Kim McDonald and Dean Sim, Muir - Gary Jone and Tanya Nelon. Greentide - Lori PoliiQ and Michael Vuono. Brookide - Patty Celardo and Robbie VanBlarcom, Shackama-on - Richie Marini, Green Foret - Carl Kumpf and Elaine Melillo, Terrill - pat pretrldge and joy Wallace, Farley - Tara Finney and Billy Lake, Haven - Tyrone Barne and Clarice Rowland. The Time The Paper That Ha The READERS In Scotch Plain & Fanwood Comp/efB Local Hew Coverage of my mail, Indicate that uch a policy would render the program uele o far a nonprofit ponor are concerned. Only private developer would ba able to make ue of the loan money which twit the purpoe of the law and the intent of Congre, 1 repeatedly urged the Department of Houing and Urban Development to revie their regulation in view of the near univeral oppoition aroued. But no reviion followed; nor were there any indication that they would be forthcoming in the future. The program wa effectively tymied. Congre ha now moved to break the impae. In an appropriation bill paed recently, the Senate gave a clear ignal of it commitment to houingfor the elderly by more tlum doubling the amuunr previouly appropriated for the program and by pelling out how the loan money i to be ued. The bill pecifically ay that of the S300 million available for the "202" houing program In the current fical year, at leat $400million i toba made available to nonprofit ponor for permanent financing. No more than $100 million may be made available for contruction loan only. Hopefully, the Houe will agrae hortly to tha language in the Senate bill and the meaure will %vin final Congreional approval. Elderly American need houing that i convenient, comfortable, economical and free from crime. Many dedicated nonprofit group are eager to provide uch houing. Congre ha etablihed a program to help them do the job and ha appropriated the fund neceary. And though the Adminitration ha fought for the pat ix year to tymie the houing program for the elderly. 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7 One Gal' View By ANN RINALDi I am getting very paranoid, (getting?) I am beginning to think 1 am the only peron in New jerey who ever get topped by the police. That I am the only one in the tate to have ix point againt their driver' licene, State police, townhip police, boro police. And it make no difference if I'm moving or tanding till, 1 can be the only car in ix that get picked up for making a wrong turn. Everybody ele get vaming for having their now tud on after deadline, 1 get $35 fine, I do not have a van with curtain in the window and "Jeu Save" or "love" written on the outide, I have a very ordinary looking four-door edan, I have never gone over 70 and eldom, if ever, that, I have never picked up a hitch-hiker, moked marijuana or run contraband cigarette or booze up from Maryland, For the firt 20 year of my driving experience 1 never got tagged once. In the lat year I've picked up ix point againt my licene, (thre while tanding till, three while going under ten mile an hour) and paid out about $100 worth of traffic violation. Of coure, l"m on the road two hour a day and unle you do it you don't know what that mean. It mean eight hour a week (I work four day). It mean that ince lat January 1, I have pent 240 hour or ten full day of my life, on the road, not counting weekend. It mean that on my way to work in the morning I mut deal with 4 top ign and 17 traffic light. Not counting the "yield" and the one-way and the inanity of route 206 and the cement truck and the choolbue and the crazie who travel at 20 and zoom it up to 60 when you want to pa. Defenive driving? Since my notice came through that 1 have cored 6 point with Motor Vehicle I can mell the radar trap ix mile away, I can ene the police car hiding in the foliage I alo looked into the point-ytem here in New jerey, I found out that 253,516 poor oul lot their driver' licene here In New jerey in 1974, Two-hundred, twenty-five thouand, five hundred and eighty-four people lot their licene through the Motor Vehicle Department, Motor Vehicle ha about 20 different reaon why they can revoke a licene, uch a refuing to ubmit to a breath tet if a policeman init upon It and falling to anwer a ummon. They do not revoke a licene for age, omething I've alway thought they hould conider. A peron can drive if he i 99, More than that, they do not bring thee people in and tet them unle a particular cae i brought to their attention by a reliable ource. They do,,. and 1 do not conider thi right.,. revoke a licene if you abandon your car for 48 hour. And it can be for up to two year, Twenty-even thouand, nine hundred and thirty two licene were revoked by the court. One thing 1 found out which i reauring i that If you accumulate the 12 point it take to loe your licene, you have three option. You can go to driver-improvement chool and thereby retain it. Eighteen thouand people did thi lat year. You can end the licene in and accept the upenion, Or you can requet a hearing. No action I taken to make you turn In your licene, pending the outcome of the hearing. And the nature of the violation i taken into account In thi hearing, Which mean, probably that if you explained to the judge that you were ticketed for refuing to get outof ft ga line back in January of 1974, when everybody' temper were running high and the policeman gave you a ummon for making an illegal turn (becaue he had to get you for omething)... you would probably not have that three point go againt you. Three thouand peopla requeted a point-ytem hearing lat year and 334 of them retained their licene with only warning a a reult of it. Lot of time the Iuing of a ummon boll down to a battle of egoe between the driver and the police. Lot of time it depend on what kind of a day they've had. Lot of time they'll be nice and let you off. If they're decent. And you're decent and you realize they are only doing a job and the job i neceary for your afety and you know about all the crazie who are out on the road, ready to kill you and them. So there i hope, if you're accumulating point. But watch out. You ee that bunch of tree over there? They lurk there. They wait for you. Even if it' only in your imagination. Hit Partian Ue Of Public Facilitie The Republican Conervative Action Club of Union County, of which William S, Dean, 10 Shady Lane, Fanwood, i preident, ha iued a trong tatement condemning the action of Kitty Me Grath O'Neill, Acting Director of the State Commiion on Women, in connection with a partian campaign for approval of the propoed Equal Right Amendment. "We object to the ue of taxpayer-upported facilitie in Trenton to propagandize for approval of the Equal Right Amendment by the electorate in November," a pokeman aid, "It ha been publicly tated that Mr, O'Neill will make the facilitie of the State Commiion on Women available to the League.oi. W,ojnen Voter and other preure group backing the Women' Lib poition on ERA, We eriouly quetion the right of any government bureau to ue taxpayer' money to epoue a caue, "We call on Attorney-General Hulan to enjoin the State Commiion on Women againt taking the announced action." Plain Writer Workhop Meet Th-j Scotch plain Writer Workhop met lat Wedneday evening and will meei again on Wedneday, Augut 20th at the Scotch Plain Library(8:00p.m.) to dicu their future yearbook, The yearbook i open to all writer or artit now living in Fanwood or Scotch Plain, and to all pat reident who were active in the community for ten or more year. Writer may ubmituptothree hort torie, not to exceed 7500 word in total. Poet may ubmit 250 line of poetry. Selection from the ubmiion will be elected for the book. Artit who work in black and white may ubmit their work or they may offer to illutrate the book, A cover deign i alo needed. Submiion in no way guarantee incluion in the book. All ubmiion will be ubmitted, after proper regitration, to the editor. The election of the editor will be final. After the buine dicuion i finihed at th Augut 20th meeting anyone wihing help with a manucript may make arrangement to read it to the workhop member. Manucript or art-work now ready for ubmiion may mail it to.box #224, Scotch Plain, N,j. Three Diater Branch Office Are Opened Trenton, New jerey, Augut 4th The U.S. Small Buine Adminitration (SBA) will open three diater branch office thi week to ajlt reident of twelve New Jerey countie with long term, low interet diater loan, according to SBA Newark Ditrict Director, Andrew P. Lynch, The twelve countie were declared a diater area by Preident Ford on July 23rd, a a reult of flooding caued by rain and heavy wind on July 13th through the 22nd. The countie are: Bergen Burlington, Cumberland, Eex, Mercer, Middleex, Morri, Paaic, Salem, Someret, Suex and Union, Reident may apply for SBA diater loan to repair or replace damaged home, buinee or peronal property. The interet rate on the loan i 5% and term may be made up to 30 year. The deadline for filing loan application i Monday, September 22nd, Two office will open on Tueday, Augut 5th, Office hour will be from 8i30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday through Friday and from 8;30 p.m. to 1-00 p.m, on Saturday, The office are located at; Ferry Office Building Davi Street - 1t. Floor - Camden, N.J. Broadway Bank Building Hamilton Plaza - Chamber of Commerce Office - 12th Floor - Peteron, New jerey. The third office will be opened Thurday, Augut 7th- hour will be from 8-30 a.m, to 7:00 p.m, Monday through Friday and from 8:30 a.m. to 5;00 p.m, on Saturday, the location i: Independence Mall, Rt, South Broad Street - Hamilton Townhip, New jerey - Telephone' (609) , Since the diater wa declared, SBA ha been operating in the Federal Diater Aitance Adminitration onetep center. At thee center, SBA ha interviewed 1,984 application, according to Lynch, United Fund Plan Drive In September John p. Gale of North Plainfield ha been named Chairman of the fund drive of the United Way of Plainfield, North Plainfield and Fanwood, David Robinovitz of Plainfield, named Vice Chairman, will ait Gale in the campaign which kick off in September. The United Way raie fund for 22-member agencie providing health and ocial ervice to youth, the aged, familie, and all area reident, ay Loui M. Bauman, United Way preident, Mr, Gale, manager of Steinbach' Plainfield, ha long been active in community ervice and i preident of the Plainfield Rotary Club. A few of the award preented to him are "Man of the Year" Plainfield! YMCA "Service to Youth" award- New jerey Chamber of Commerce Executive "Garden Sate Award" Society of the Son of the American Revolution"Good Citizen Award," preently,mr. Gale i erving on the board of United Way, United Family and Children' Society, the American Red Cro and the Chamber of Commerce. He and hi wife Elizabeth have a daughter, Carol. I When To Viit Social Security Unle your buine i urgent, the bet time to call or viit the Plainfield ocial ecurity office are the end of the week and the and of the month, according to Joeph Kenny, ocial ecurity ditrict manager, "We're generally buiet on Monday and Tueday and during the firt 2 week of the month," Kenny aid, "For prompter ervice, call or viit u on Wedneday, Thurday, or Friday during the econd half of the month," And it' a good idea to call the ocial ecurity office ahead of time, according to Kenny. "A lot of ocial ecurity buine can be handled by phone, and a call may ave you a trip," he aid. Social Security adminiter retirement, diability, and urvivor benefit, Medicare, and the upplemental ecurity income program. 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8 oi t/5 H Engagement Wedding Birth and Social Event CHIT CHAT MRS, CHESTER SEW ELL Ilona Joan Gurke I Wed To Maachuett Man St. Bartholomew the Apotle Church in Scotch Plain wa the cene of the Augut 9, 1975 nuptial of Ilona Joan Gurke, daughter of jmr. and Mr. Charle Gurke of Scotch Plain, and Cheter Sewell of Allton, Maachuett. Father John Dofwrty officiated at the 11:00 a.m. ceremonie which were followed by a reception at The Mountainide Inn. Charle Gurke gave hi daughter in marriage. LorittaRamella wa maid of honor and Kathy PATRICIA M. DeFIORE Jenning wa bridemaid, David Ehrmann wa bet man and Jim Collingham uhered, Mr. Sewell i a graduate of Union College in Cranford and hold a B.S, In pecial and elementary education from Boton Uni'erity. Mr, Sewell alo hold a B.S. from Boton Univerity In pjclal and elementary education. Mr, and Mr, Sewell will live in Allton, Maachuett after a wedding trip to New England. Twelve tudent from Scotch Plain and nine from Fanwood are among 309 named to the Dean' Lit at Union College for the l^ts Spring Semeter. From Scotch Plain, they Included Janice Lvnn Capone, 2110 Maple View Court; Thoma J, Denitzio, 2238 Paff Place- Jeffrey Elli, 2366 Monica Place; Peggy A, Grant, 323 Haven Avenue: Thoma R. Jackon, 925 \V. Cretwood Road; and Aaron Tyrone Jenkin, 2466More Avenue, Alo, John P. Lombardo, 2088 Church Street; Joyce C, Marhall, 2476 Hill Road-, Patricia C, Monz, 336 Rolling Knoll; Robert D. Shinney, 4 Heritage Lane; Joeph D, Stine, 1911 Bartle Avenue; Brian Walh, 2247 Edgewood Terrace, From Fanwood, Caryn L, Cram, 14 Deborah Way; Gary J, D. Chelli, Jr., 22 Kemphall Terrace- Nancy L, Maluck, 419 LaOrande Avenue; Owen M. Me Cabe, 368 LaGrande Avenue; John M. Pernal, 164 Midway Avenue- Linda A, Schabinger, 12 Timberline Drive; Gail J, Smith, 49 Shady Lane; Carol j, Vatano, 174 Coriell Avenue, and HeidiM. Wolf, 73 Arlene Court. * * * * Mr, Joan Inzana of Fanwood i a proud new grandmother, Alianna Lynn wa born Augut 2, 1975 to Richard and Mary Inzana. "All'" daddy i formerly of Fanwood, and her mother i thj former Mary Nero ot Tituville, N.j. * * ** Jame Her of Fanwood ha recently completed Pre-Regitration Couneling at the Mont Alto Campu of Pennylvania State Univerity, He i enrolled a a Frehman in the Univerity' College of Agriculture and will be working toward an Aociate degree in Foret Technology, * * * $ Karen Griffin, daughter of Mayor and Mr. Robert Griffin of Scotch Plain, a junior at Mary%vood College, Scranton, Pa,, ha b*en named to the econd honor Dean' lit for the pring emeter of Karen, a 1973 graduate of Union Catholic High School, i a member of the Muic Educator National Conference, St. Cecilia Muic Society, Marywood Choru, and Marvwood player. * * ** Suan perak, a 1975 graduate of Scotch Flain-Fanwood High Continud on Following page Patricia DeFiore Will Marry ;1 ^ Neal T, Shimmel Mr. and Mr. Joeph DFiore of 544 Foret Rd. announce the engagement of their daughter Mi Patricia M, DeFior, to Neal T. Shimmel on of Mr, Roemary Shimmel, 1423 Myrtle Ave,, Plainfield and Mr. Charle Shimmel, 160 Clinton Ave,, North Plainfield. The couple will be married Augut 8, 1976, The bride-elect wa graduated from Scotch plain-fanwood High School. She i employed by Oakite Product, Inc., of Berkeley Height, N.J, Her fiance wa graduated from North Plainfield High School. MRS, PATRICK V. PETRUZZI Margaret M. McCarthy Wed Patrick V. Petruzzi Margaret M, McCarthy, daughter of Mr. and Mr, Michael J, McCarthy of 16 Willow Avenue, Fanwood became the bride of Patrick Victor Petruzzi on Augut 9, 1975, Mr. petruzzi i the on of Mr, and Mr, Anthony Petruzzi, Sr. of 2229 Paff Place, Scotch Plain, Rev. John Doherty officiated at the 2;30 p.m. ceremony at Saint Bartholomew the Apotle Church in Scotch Plain, A reception followed at Town and Campu in Union. Mr, McCarthy gave hi daughter in marriage. She wa attended by her couin, Brigid Schaad, a maid of honor and by the groom' iter-in-law, Mr, Anthony Petruzzi, jr. a matron of honor, Bridemaid were Carol Suriano and Karen Wu, Jame petruzzi wa bet man for hi brother. The uher included another brother, Anthony Petruzzi, Jr., Thoma Flaherty, and Nick Cratella, Mr. Petruzzi graduated from Scotch Plain-Fanwood High School.' She i employed by All- State Inurance Company. Mr. Petruzzi, a graduate of Culinary Intitute of America, i aociated with Drake Hotel, Park Avenue, New York, After a wedding trip to Europe, Mr, and Mr. petruzzi will live In North Plainfield. Jutice Dougla Not Fully Effective On High Court WASHINGTON, D.C, There' a groving chance preident Ford will oon have the chance to make hi firt Supreme Court nomination. Jutice William Dougla i determined to return to the court in October but hi left arm i till uele and he can only take a tep or two vithout a wheel chair. The famed liberal. i laced vlth an apparent deciion by the other eight Jutice to count Dougla' vote in the future only when it i not deciive unle he ha fully participated in hearing the cae. Thi may account for ome of the potponement ordered by the court in June ome of which will be reargued. Traditionally, Jutice reign when incapacitated. There' no way to remove them other than impeachment if they do not do o. Thu the high court may find itel; utilizing Dougla' vote only when it doen't affect the outcome of a cae. That would mean, in effect, that Dougla no longer had any influence on deciion. Thi may or may not be enough participation to keep Dougla on the high court, Dougla, 76, uffered a eriou troke; he alo ue an internal heart aid. Thu chance eem trong that ooner or later the ailing Jutice will realize the afet coure I that he reign to reduce hi activitie. Eight Jutice i an awkward number ince the likelihood of tie vote i coniderably enhanced, epecially with the preent court which i evenly plit on o many fundamental iue, (the 5-4 plit deciion of recent year are ometime liberal and ometime conervative, depending on the philoophy o: everal pivotal jutice). preident Ford ha not yet made a election for the high court, preident Nixon named four of it preent member. Two Southerner Mr, Nixon nominated were rejected.

9 MRS. EDWARD G, HEWITT Loria Dubyna And Edward G. Hewitt Are Wed On June 21, Lorla Dubyna, daughter of Mr. and Mr, Wayl Dubyna of Scotch Plain, N. j., wa married to Edward G, Hewitt, on of Mr, and Mr. William Hewitt of Bailton Spa, N.Y, The 5 o'clock ceremony wa performed by Father Frank Eteem at St. Nichola Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Bound Brook, New jerey. Following the ceremony, a reception wa held at Town & Campu in Union, N,j. The bride wa attended by Mi Maria Soriano a her maid-ofhonor. Bridemaid were Mi Donna Ahworth, Mi Pat Hewitt, iter of the groom, and Mi Paula Hewitt, iter of the groom, Bet man wa Mr, Brian Cho MRS, BYRON E. SHILLING Lauren Chritine Seel And nake. Uher included Mr, Tom- D'Aioiio, Mr, Walter Dubyna, couin of the bride, and Mr, Greg Lindgren, Mr, Mark Dubyna, nephew of the bride, erved a ring bearer. Mr. Hewitt attend Fairlelgh Dickinon Univerity, in Madion, N.J., where he i majoring In accounting. She alo work part-time for Supermarket General Corp. Mr, Hewitt ha attended Hudon Valley Community College in Troy. N.Y., and junior College of Albany. He i pre ently employed by Stop & Shop, Inc. in Garwood, New Jerey, Following a honeymoon in Bermuda, the couple i now reiding in Scotch Plain, New jerey. Byron E. Shilling Are Wed Lauren Chritine Seel of Anderon, South Carolina, formerly of Fanwood, and Byron Edwin Shilling of Adelphi, Maryland, were married by the P.ev. Paul O. Slice at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Anderon at 5:30 p.m. on Augut 9, Chit Chat... Continued From Preceding Page School, will begin hur Frehman year at the Univerity of Colorado in Boulder on September 3rd. She i the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Stephen R. prak of 17 Birchwoud Terracu, Fanwood, and plan to major in pychology. * * * * Sue Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Keith Norman of 785 Wetfield Road, Scotch Plainand Tami 0'Gorman, daughter of Mr, and Mr. Thoma O 1 Gorman of 1967 Wood Road, Scotch Plain, have both enrolled at Cedar Cret College, Allentown, pa. a Frehmen for the coming Fall Term, * * * The Dean' Lit for the pring term at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa. how Jeffrey L. welaih, 12 Deborah Way in Fanwood, a enior at the College, ha been named with a 4.0 (traight A) average, Joeph M. Soriano, 336 Robert Lane, Scotch Plain, a junior at Moravian ha alo baen named to the lit. Benefit For Job Diplaced Flood Victim 1 Peron diplaced from job by torm and flooding in the 12 countie that*preident Ford recently declared diater area are eligible for pecial benefit under the federal Diater Unemployment Aitance (DUA) program and hould regiter with the nearet local Unemployment Inurance Claim Office immediately. DUA payment are available to unemployed worker in Eex, Morri, Middleex, Paaie, Someret, Union, Salem, Suex, Mercer,' Bergen, Burlinpon and Cumberland countie. Joeph A. Hoffman, Commiioner of the New jerey Department of Labor and Indutry, aid eligibility extend to farm worker and elf-employed In any of the diater area unable to work becaue of the flood and alo Individual who had finihed chooling or training for work within 10 week prior to the diater and prevented from obtaining job a a reult. According to Jame A.. Ware, Aitant "Commiioner for Income Security, covered unemployed worker who are not eligible for benefit of at leat 572 per week under any other unemployment inurance program may receive DUA payment. Ware aid the weekly DUA payment will be calculated in the ame manner a weekly amount are figured under New Jerey' Unemployment Compenation Law, but cannot be le than $72 per week. Thi type of program hould have claim ubmitted immediately. ~The bride i the daughter of Mr. and Mr, Ralph G. Seel of Anderon, South Carolina. Mr, Shilling i the on of Mr, and Mr. Harry E. Shilling of Adelphi, Maryland, The bride wa givan in mar- riage by her father. A wedding reception wa held at tha Holiday inn, Anderon, S,C, Kritine Anne Seal, itar of the bride, wa maid of honor. Other attendant included Mr, David Lohray, couin of the bride and Debra Kyi Seel, iter of the bride. Larry E. Shilling wa hi brother' bat man. The uh-ir were Karl N. Seal, brother of the bride, and Joeph W. Yon, jr. After a wedding crip to Florida", Mr. And Mr. Shilling will reide inclemon, S.C., wheretway both attend Clempn Univerity and will graduate in December. SHARON EVELYN ANILONIS Sharon Evelyn Anilbni To Wed Michael J. Serro Mr, and Mr. Raymond Aniloni 134 Fairview Ct., Bricktown announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Evelyn to Michael Joeph Serro, on of Mr, and Mr, Michael Serro, 324 Eat Ham Road, Brick Townhip, The bride-elect i a former reident of Scotch Plain and at- Summer Dance Tired of ummer?? Mi your friend?? Well, put on your bet old jean and your mot comfortable adida and come down to Summer Dance #1, ponored by the Fanwood- Scotch Plain jaycee. Where? The parking lot adjacent to the Municipal Building, Park Ave., Scotch Plain. When?? Aug. 22, What time?? 8;00-11:00 p.m. Who' playing?. The Fabulou Kitty Hawk. How much?? 1.50 per paron. Lot Weight? tended grade chool here. She i a graduate of Brick Townhip. High School and i preently attending Ocean County College, Mr, Serro i a graduage of Brick,Townhip High School and i preently employed by Serro Builder. A June 5th wedding i planned. Lat Film At Library The Scotch Plain public Library will how the lat film of the ummer film program on Thurday, Augut 14, The full length feature film "A Raiin in the Sun" will be hown at 3 : 3O p.m. and again at 8:00 p.m. No admiion charge will be made, but ticket mut be picked up at the Circulation Dek in advance of the day of the film if poible. A New York critic' award winning film Starring Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeil and Ruby Dee, "A Raiin in the Sun" I a memorable experienc. Gained Weight? Bring Your Fitting problem To U CUSTOM ALTERATION SERVICE LARKEY CO. BLUE STAR SHOPPING CENTER WATCHUNG, N.J. 322=2212 PANTS Bottom» 2,50 Wait & Seat COATS Sleeve ,., 339 Side ,,. 3_QO Collar , A PROMPT SKILLFUL SERVICE y O 'Jl

10 MRS. BRIAN R. BOND Linda Joyce Papa I Married To Brian R, Bond Mi Linda Joyce Papa, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Nichola Papa of Fanwood wa married on Saturday, Augut 9th, to Brian Richard Bond, on of Mr, Dougla W, Field of Scotch Plain, and the late Sp. Clinton Bond, The nuptial ceremonie were held In St. Bartholomew the Apotle Church by Father John Doherty at 4 p.m. Following the nuptial there wa a reception at Squire Inn in Greenbrook. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wa attended by Mi Linda Squire a Maid of Honor. Other attendant included Mi Janet Faragher.Ml Cathy Bond, niece of the groom, and Mr, Sandy Swlnick, couin of the bride. Film Depict Bird Life In Kentucky "Kentucky' Feathered Rainbow," an award-winning National Audubon Society film, will be hown at the Trailide Nature and Science Center in the Watehung Reervation on Sunday, Augut 17. It will be preented at 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p,m, and 4:00 p.m. The motion picture how 65 of the 300 pecie of bird that live in or viit Kentucky, and include a lyric background of over 50 pecie during the narration, Trailide, operated by The Union County park Commiion, i located at Cole Avenue and New Providence Road, Mountainide. Alo on Sunday, at the Trailide Planetarium, the program will be "The Buck Roger phenomenon," a look at the hitory of pace travel and the men who made it poible. The program i cheduled at 2:00 p.m., 3;00 p.m. and 4 : 00 p.m. It will be preented alo on Wedneday, Augut 20, at 8:00 p,m, A the Planetarium ha a eating capacity of only 35 peron, ticket Iued at the Trailide office fire on a firt-come, firterved bai for the Sunday performance, Children under eight year of age are not admitted. The public i invited to viit and enjoy the Trailide facilitie, open daily xcept Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p*m. Bruce Bond wa hi brother' bet man. Uher were Rich Carney, Brann Northcutt, and jack Papa, couin of the bride. Both Mr, and Mr. Bond are graduate of Scotch Plain- Fanwood High School. Mr, Bond hold a B.A. In Englih which he received from Kean College, and Mr. Bond i an electrician for Field Electric.- After a wedding trip to New England and Canada, the couple will reide in Irvington, A prenuptial hower wa hoted by Mr, Bruce Bond and the bridal party, and the Rehearal Dinner wa howd by Mr, and Mr, Dougla W, Field at The Stage Houe Inn. "Barber Shop*' Muical At Echo Lake The Madion Hill Chapter of the Sweet Adeline will preent a muical program of "Barberhop inging 1 ' in Echo Lake Park, Wetfield and Mountainide, on Wedneday evening, Augut 20, Thi i one of a erie of Summer Art Fetival program arranged by The Union County Park Commiion. The Rahwaybaed group of about 40 women i one of 584 chapter of the international organization of 24, 275 women who enjoy taging their program of ong. Sonny Steffan i director, aited by Dale Land. The program will be in the lower pavilion area of Echo Lake Park, Spectator hould bring lawn chair or blanket for eating on the gra. The program will begin at 8:30 p.m. Rain date i the following night, Augut 21. Vehicular traffic may enter the park from Mill Lane or Springfield Avenue. The cloing Summer Art Fetival program the following week will be a repeat performance of the ever-popular Smokey Warren with country and wetern muic. In cae of quetion about the chedule becaue of weather condition, the public may telephone the park Commiion' "event 11 number for up-to-date information. Fanwood Junior Will Sponor Flea Market The Fanwood Junior Woman' Club will ponor it 6th annual Flea Market Saturday, September 13, rain date, Saturday, September 20th at the Fanvood Train Station from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The fee i $10.50 for a double parking pace. Thoe intereted in renting a pace pleae call Reerve your pot early. The club will advertie thi one day event extenively and expect a large turn out. All proceed from the Flea Market go toward the local junior Woman' Club Scholarhip Fund, In conjunction with the Flea Market, the junior Woman' Club i oliciting blood donor for local Hemophiliac, A elf contained blood donor van, provided by tlu North Jerey Blood Bank Chapter, will bj at the Flea Market, The blood drive will be September 13th, 10 a.m. -3p,m,, rain or hine. Refrehment and baby itter will be provided for the blood donor. Mr. Donna Carney, , i chairman for the blood drive. Retarded Children Need Your Help The Union County Citizen Advocacy Program ponored bythe Union County Unit of the New Jerey Aociation for Retarded Children i currently recruiting volunteer who would like to work on a one-to-one bai with a mentally retarded child or adult. The Program alo include peron with cerebral paly and epilepy. The Citizen Advocacy Program i a rather new program in Union County. The idea, however, i not new at all. The ame baic concept behind the Big Brother movement I behind the Citizen Advocacy movement. It i that ene of commitment and caring about the welfare of another peron. Mot of u have had pecial people in our live. Our father who taught u how to drive, our high chool guidance couneler who helped u plan our future and there wa alway that one pecial friend we could rely on for guidance, advice and mot of all friendhip. Currently the Program ha 32peronwhoforvariou reaon are in need of a pecial friend, and thi number grow every day. Advocate volunteer to a pe* clfic peron (uually omeone who live cloe to their home), They pend time regularly with their friend by whatever arrangement or chedule they work out between themelve. The advocate recognize the need of hi friend and find activitie he feel important, ueful or pleaant. The advocate intruct hi friend in matter in which he may need guidance - tranportation, ue of leiure time, making purchae and budgeting. But above all he I a friend and advior. To be an advocate a knowledge of mental retardation or previou work with the mentally retarded i jiot neceary. Advocate receive orientation and are encouraged to reach out forupport and guidance from the Citizen Advocacy taff who are alway available for help. Any peron intereted In volunteering or jut learning more about the program can contact the local coordinator, Mi Linda Schultz, The program i baed in the Union County Unit office at 562 Boulevard, Kenilworth, New jerey. The phone number i MRS, STEVEN A. MILLER Portia Sue Checchio I Wed To Pennylvania Man Portia Sue Checchio, daughter of Mr, and Mr, Maura A. Checchio of Scotch Plain, wa married in a garden ceremony to Steven A, Miller, on of Mr, and Mr, Paul Miller of Wayneboro, Pennylvania. Mi Checchio' maid of honor wa her iter, Polly Checchio, and Mr, Miller' iter Marcia and brother Doug were alo in the wedding party a well a everal of their chool friend, A reception for friend and relative wa held at the Gran Centurion in Clark, New jerey Mr, and Mr. Miller both attended Albright College in Reading, Pennylvania, and will make their future home there where both are employed. Plain Junior Women Aid Child Care Center ''If we had more child care center it would be unneceary to build prion. If youth with problem received attention at an early age, they would not be filling our penal intitution today." So tated ex-governor Cahill in 1971 at the dedication ceremonie of the Holley Child Care and Development Center in Hackenack, Thi facility provide care for 32 children aged 5-12 who live there becaue condition In their home have impaired their emotional behavior and development. The Holley Center alo provide treatment for 37 additional youngter aged 3-5 who how ign of emotional problem. The taff direct it effort toward the parent a well a the youngter, ince thee children live at home. The Social Service Department of the Scotch Plain junior Woman' Club wa o greatly im- Complete Training A. Corcoran, 182 Victor St., Scotch Plain, ha returned home following completion of an extenive training coure in the maintenanca and ervice of AM' VariTyper Diviion product at the Addreograph Multigraph Corporation National Training Center in Sehaumburg, 111, VariTyper Diviion, headquartered in Eat Hanover, N.J., market product for electronic editing, phototypeetting equipment, direct Impreion equipment, offet duplicator, office copier, and other product for the graphic art field. preed by the work done at thi center, that it ha undertaken a maive community drive to aid thi program. The junior are aking each family in our community to donate variou item to help facilitate the rehabilitation of thee unfortunate youngter. Any of the following Item may, be dropped off In the lobby of the Capital Saving and Loan Bank, South Avenue, Fanwood, The Franklin State Bank, South Avenue, or the Lincoln Federal Saving Bank, Park Avenue, Scotch Plain, from Augut 18th to September 26th- Record, tory book, doll, tuffed animal, hand puppet, puzzle, cior, crayon, Elmer' glue, Scotch tape, making tape, face cloth and towel, crochet needle, lotto game, imple loom and button, Jerey' Summer Barn Theatre] FOOTHILL PLAY HOUSE ' Beechwood Avenue - Mlddletex, N, J Augut 13 thru Augut 23 SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH by Tenneee Wijliom Directed by Paul Hylant Wed. Thur S3.00 Muical S3.S0 Fri. Sal Muical S4.00 Curtain 8:40 All eat reerved Phonfi f2qj! 356.Q462

11 Bridge... Continued From page 1 month. According to McCarthy thae figure were not complete, ince many homeowner failed to report water damage, "They feel that their requet fell on deaf ear for o long;" commented McCarthy, adding "Homeovner hould report all flooding incident to borough hall." According to police, bicycle theft in the borough have decreaed following the apprehenion thi month of four juvenile and one adult. Vandalim ha alo declinud ince operation of the Crime prevention Unit tarted in July, Serving with the unit are patrolmen Norman Fuerre, Timothy Mondoro and Richard Meereau. Planner... Continued From Page 1 a take-off point for dicuion of the Planning Board, Planning Board ha not yet rendered it view on th Mater plan reviion, The Planning Board will conider view of it own memaer and of an Ad Hoc Citizen Committee a well a Input from the general public, to be obtained at a workhop eion on September 22. Subequent public hearing and opportunitie for public Involvem-ant will be provided before the Planning Board ubmit to Council it recommendation for zoning change to implement a changed Mater Plan, Citizen ar» free to tudy the Idea preented by Boorman- Dooram, and copie of the profeional planner' report are available at the Planning Board Office, Scotch plain Municipal Building, and at the Public Library, WHERE TO DINE take it home! ANDENJOY POLYNESIAN CUISINE CALL for take out ervice READY IN20MINUTIS 158 TERRILL RD., SCOTCH PLAINS tonight...take an eat mind dinner home for dinner At your own dining table, you can now enjoy the ame avory, ucculent Polyneian and Cantonee dihe that are regularly erved at Eat Wind. Call our peedy Orient Expre take-out ervice at , By the time you arrive, we'll have your complete dinner packed and ready for your table. We're only a whitle top away from you.., ut around the corner on Route 22 Wet, Scotch Plain. Entree from, $1.50 call 8X To order Eat Wind take-out dinner. If you'd like a take-out menu, call and we'll mail one to you immediately, * LING'S CARRY OUT FOOD SHOPPE 46 MARTINR AVENUE, FANWOOD, N,J, Teh Open 11:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. a! OPEN SUNDAYS 1 P.M. TO MIDNITE FOR PACKAGE COOOLD ROCCO'S Tavern & Liquor Store Sandwiche Smrved At Our Bar Daily LIQUOR DEPT Terrill Road Pick-It i Here Jerey State Lottery Claim C*ntr Farmood, N.J. MORRIS COUNTY'S NEWEST EATING & DRINKING DELIGHT! Featuring CYNTHIA & PAUL BANJO & PIANO ENTERTAINMENT Every Fri, & Sat. Night «* UNCLE ; -' BU RKE'S \ (FORMERLY "McATEBRS) Corner Meyerville M. & New Vernon M,, MeYervill, N-J. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK BAf EE1 1 c " u a l D «g Cloed Monday «*»# S O I S Acceptable COCKTAILS LUNCHEON DINNER Something for EvmrYone From Deliciou Hot Item to Super Deluxe Cold Sandwiche --All Priced to Meet Anyone' Budget DIRECTIONS We are clotd for alteration, WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR NEW COCKTAIL LOUNGE From Watchung Circle take Hi Meret Road. It become Mountain Ave. to Meyerville Rd. i g W«ate $till Brving mot item from our retaurant menu. Tofee oof or to *of in our pizzeria. ^2Wet, Scotch Plain, NJ f or Dine-at-Home Order ^ ^ ^ ^ ALFONSO'S RESTAURANT 514 Park Ave.,, Scotch Plain for Reervation

12 i State OK' Hike In Homeowner Inurance State Inurance Commiioner Jame j, Sheeran today announced hi approval of increae in the premium rate for Homeowner' inurance for member companie of an in inurance rating bureau and for two major independent. The Inurance Service Office, which file rate on behalf of 170 compania, will receivean increae of 11.5 per cem. It had aked for 20 per cent. The independent receiving increae are Alltate, 18 per cent, and Traveler, 10 per cent, Alltate had aked for an increae of 20,4 per cent, and Traveler the 10 per cent it received. The ISO companie write about half of the $150 million in premium collected annually in New jerey Cor Homeowner' Inurance, Alltate' 1974 premium totaled 515,289,866 and Traveler $6,343,267. Troop "B" I Accepting Application Mr. Eugene Deutch, Preident of the Board of Governor, junior Eex Troop "B",announced today that the Troop i no%v accepting application for the Troop year beginning in September, Troop B draw it memberhip from boy between the age of in Wetfield and urrounding communitie. The purpoe of the Troop i to develop elf-dicipline, reponibility and leaderhip in young men. Spring and fall program emphaize horeback riding at the Union County Stable in Watchung. The winter program emphaize leaderhip training and intruction in rifle markmanhip under NRA intructor. Qualified trooper participate in hore hov and rifle team, which compete \vith other chool and club in the area, and a weekend campout i held each pring. The cot of memberhip i moderate becaue the Troop, although elf-upporting, i a nonprofit organization. For further information, call Mr. Patrick Kelly, 8 Avon Rd,, Clark, at during the day, or evening, or Captain MikeLika, Wetfield Armory, from 8;30 to 4 : 30 weekday at Sheeran aid that the experience of the companie in an inflationary economy jutified increae that have been computed in accordance with the trict ratemaking tandard developed by the Inurance Department, He noted that the Public Advocate, who had provided rate counel during public hearing on the ISO application and alo participated in the Inurance Department' review of the other two filing, concurred in hi deciion to grant the increae. In dollar amount, the increae will not be great, Sheeran aid, becaue Homeowner' inurance remain a relatively inexpenive line. The following example illutrate the effect the increae will have on a houe of frame contruction inured for $35,000 and located In uch urban area a Newark, jerey City, Camden, paaic and Plainfield, The premium i for one year. ISO Current Ratu $108. Nev Rate $120, ALLSTATE - Current Rate $74, New Rate $87. TRAVELERS - Current Rate $103, New Rate $114, Sheeran aid that tne aojui.- ment in rate ha been made neceary by the impact of inflation. He pointed out that bae rate for Homeowner inurance have not been changed ince that line wa introduced in the early 1960' and the only adjutment ha been the introduction of a deductible in 1968, vhich wa tantamount to a 9 per cent increae in rate, "Up to now," Sheeran aid, "Rate increae have not been neceary becaue the compan - ie' premium income ha kept abreat of inflation ince homeowner have been increainj their inurance to reflect the increaed value of their home. But thi offet i not a effective a rate hedge a it once wa," Sheeran aid that another factor that helped to limit the ize of the increae i hi ini- Lence that the profit proviion in the rate be reduced from ix per cent to four per cent. He noted that a 1972 State Supreme Court deciion in an auto rate cae aid that invetment income hould be taken into account in making proviion for profit in rhe rate and that the invetment experience of the companie wa conidered in computing the new rate, "I believe the new rate are fair to both homeovner and the companie," Sheeran aid, "They hould aure that thi mot eential line of inurance remain readily available," Deciion on imilar application for increae in Homeowndent companie are pending. Bank Report Hike In Aet John P. O'Keeffe, Chairman of the Board of Queen City Saving and Loan Aociation with office in Plainfield, Baking Ridge, Scotch Plain, South Plainfield, Warren and Califon, ha announced a ubtantial increae in Inured Saving Account a evidenced by the aving and home financing intitution' mid-year figure releaed for the ixmonth period ending June 30, 1975, According to O'Keeffe, an increae of $16,831,199,68 in total inured aving ha advanced the Aociation' total aet to a new high of $152,196,114,23. Planning To Replace Your Old Ga Range? CHOOSE GLENWOOD Quality Range Since 1879 When you replace your old ga range with a new modern ga range you actually ue le ga to do more thank to better deign and contruction feature. So what better time than now to replace your old ga range and what better range than Glenwood, maker of quality range ince 1879, At Elizabethtown Ga, you'll find a large election of Glenwood range o come chooe the ize, tyle and color to bet complement your kitchen. Queen City Saving offer the highet aving rate in the nation, including 5,25% day of depoit to day of withdrawal pabook account and a full line of high-earning aving certificate. A a pecial ervice, the Aociation alo offer it qualifying aver a memberhip in the Queen City Saver Club which entitle cardholder to dicount from 10% to 50% purchae and ervice from parcicipatingmerchant in the area and acro the country. Free Saver Club application and full detail on how to join are available at all office. Founded in 18S8,~Quaen City Saving i a member of the Federal Saving and Loan Inurance Corporation which inure account to $40,000. Subcribe to the TIMES ONLY A YEAR Che mot famou baket in the world' USE OUR LIBERAL CRIDITTIRMS or your MASTER CHARGE Model TRP28CX ELIZABETH 1 ONE ETQWN PLAZA 2B9.5QQQ SAVE $50.00 on thi Special Value! GLENWOOD 30' GAS RANGE Now Thru Aug. 30 Reg. $ Imagine getting a range of thi quality for uch a low price! Feature include large 24" x 19" x 14Va" oven with light and window, deep hinged top for eay urface cleaning, up-angle control panel with walnut burl deign and other wanted feature to make cooking eaier. Chooe white, avocado or harvet gold. Price include delivery, normal intallation and one-year warranty on part and ervice, Elizabethtown Gam A Subidiary of National Utilitie & Indutrie MINLO PAHK* QPP. SHOP. CENTER 2B3-50Q0 OJMH mle til 9:30 WISTFIELD- 184 ELM ST 'Then ihowroomi open hopping night and Saturday. PHILL1PSIURG ROSIBERRY ST Duly 3.30 a.m.-5 p.m. Ffi. hi 8pm Sat. 9 i m-2 p-ffi. Qffir good only in area erviced by ilizibithtown Gi. NIWTON SUSSEX COUNTY MALL RT B3-2B3O Duly 10 a m.-l g,m (Cloed Saturday j Other Hour by Appt, 4S4-MZ3 Pton. Wilhll IB CONSERVE NATURAL CAS IT'S PURE ENERGY!

13 SPORTS Montroe Champ In Old Men' Softball League In a repeat of lat year action, Montroe and Hunter battled down to the lat game, except Chat thi year Montroe wa equal to the tet and won the league championhip, Thi year Montroe won tha big one and wa helped by a big Wllloughby win over Hunter 5-4, Sn the final game Montroe won impreively with a 13-0 win over Sun Valley, Their final tanding wa 11 win, 3 loe. Montroe played teady ball all year, epecially on defene and the ability to come up with the timely hit. After Hunter diputed lo to Wllloughby, they had only to win the final two game to clinch the title. Againt Marian, they broke a l-i tie with ix run in the ixth inning to win 7-1. Bob Reich and Brice Camber had the key hit along with Le Keeley three for three performance. In their final game, they hut out Sun Valley 13-0 on the one-hit pitching of Dan O' Connell. Montroe pounded out 20 hit, led by Dan Latore, Steve Semancik, Walt Winowki, and Le Keely, Hunter lot a chance to tie when the tying run wa called out at home againt Willoughby for the final out of the game. The play wa protated but to no avail. Hunter ettled for econd place with a come from behind win over Poplar 9-7, Ed Dec and Fred Chemidlin each had three hit. Popular upended Willoughby in their final game 8-7, which placed Willoughby in third place after a trong econd half effort. With the regular eaon now over, the leagueplayoff begin with each team involved thi year, Softballer End Seaon In the emifinal round of the Scotch Plain Softball League, all eye were focued on the battle between 2nd place Sangulliano' and 3rd place A.C, Lab. A.C., which finihed the regular eaon with a 13-5 record, and Sanguiliano' which ended at 15-3, diplayed an aweome hitting how, Sanguiliano' came out on top by a core of Bang' banged out 20 hit, the key one being a pair of 3 run homer by Tom Letrange and Charley Barrett. The game alo wa highlighted by Sanguiliano' triple play in the 1t inning. Sanguiliano', which proved to be one of the tronget ail-around team in the league thi eaon, will play regular eaon winner Fred' Deli (17-1) in the league championhip on Mon,, Tue, and Wed. High coring game are expected, Slow-Pitch League Playoff The Scotch plain Slow Pitch League i fat winding up another great eaon of baeball with Fred' Deli (the bet team four out of the pat even eaon), facing "Smeg," In the firt round play-off, the "Smeg" team beat A.C, 16-10, There wa ome loppy playing on the part of both team, and the game featured a back and forth coring during the even inning, Fred' topped Fanwood Corner Store 13-6, Vic Zazzall and Lee Fuelman combing talent with a 6-htt pree between them in the two hour game, In the final, Fred' vill face Smeg looking for their 1t playoff title. Led by "Butch" Serge and Brian Day, "Smeg" ha a powerful combo. Fred', however, boltered by year of teady experience and confidence, vill again get the fine Five Hit Win For Don Braun Don Braun, former Scotch Plain-Fanwood High School tar pitcher, howed that he ha not lot any of hi ability on the mound a he limited Rahway' ICL American Diviion champion to 5 hit and 1 run a the Raider toppled Rahway on their home turf by an 8 to 1- margin lat Friday, In addition to pitching o well in the ninety degree heat, Don alo contributed to the caue by banging out three hit and running the bae like a gazelle. Thi wa the final game of the eaon and enabled the Raider to finih with an 11 won and 7 lot record in the Intra-County League and an overall record of 14 victorie and 7 defeat. The previou evening, Scotch Plain hoted a fine Brookline (Mendham), N,j, team and queaked out a 5 to 4 win, Frank Carllno, playing hi firt game for the Raider, drove in two run in the firt with a lined ingle to centerfield. Scott Roger played hort and played a fine defenive game and made a major contribution wit h hi bat. Rick Regenthal, Jim Baumgartner, Don Braun and Ronnie Luk hared the mount dutie vlth Regenthal picking up hi fourth win of the eaon, Overall, the Raider defeated every team in both diviion of the tough Intra-County League at leae once and toppled Hillide and Linden on two occaion. pitching of Ken Booth and hitting and excellent defene from the ret of the team. It promie to be a thrilling battle, with the bet two out of three game tarting Monday, Augut 11th-13 and league champion announced upon completion. Future Ga Supplie For Elizabethtown John Kean, preident of National Utilitie & Indutrie, aid today that the company' recent purchae of a 100% working interet in approximately 127,000 acre of ga and oil leae in wetern New York State could mean future additional upplyfor it ubidiary ditribution company, Elizabethtown Ga, Kean, who i alo preident of Elizabethtown Ga, aid that Elizabethtown' affiliate company, National Exploration, will immediately begin extenive geophlcal tudie in the leae ara and that an exploratory drilling program of about 20 well would be tarted in early 1976, According to Kean, a number of major pipelinealraadycricro the area and any ga dicovered could be delivered to New Jerey through intrehange vith Elizabethtown' four regular pipeline upplier. Thi, however, vould be contingent upon obraining prior Federal Pover Commiion approval of the tranportation agreement and concurrence by the N,j, Board of public Utility Commiionar of the purchae arrangement. "Fall Sport" At High School On Augut 19 Date for the "Fall Sport" of Scotch Plain-Fanwood High School have been et and are to be held on the following date at the High School, School Nure''S Office at 8:15 a.m.; Tueday, Augut 19, Varity Football candidate; Thurday, Augut 21, Varity Soccer and Cro-Country candidate;tueday, September 2, Varity Field Hockey and Gymnatic candidate; and Tueday, September 9, Makeup to..- all candidate of the High School port. Anyone who wihe to try-out for thee port mut have a phyical examination whether or not the peron win a varity or a junior-varity pot on any particular team. Neceary form are available from the Athletic Director' Office in the High School. Date for candidate for junior High School port' to have phyical will be announced by the individual coache in cooperation with the chool nure. Urge Bond Iue Quetion Be Separated Tha propoed $912 million bond iue for capital contruction in New jerey i "doomed to defeat" at the poll and hould be put on the ballot a eparate public quetion, according to Republican Aembly candidate William j. Maguire and Donald T. DiFranceco of the 22nd Ditrict. "There i no way in the world th people of thi tate will wallow uch an enormou expenditure in one gulp," they aid. "The poor tate of our economy, the lackof credibility of the Byrne Adminitration and the overall tax climate will combine to aure a maive "No" vote if the $912 million appear a a ingle quetion on the ballot," they aid. "It' imply not good ene to offer an omnibu bond referendum on a 'take it all or nothing' bai." The Byrne Adminitration and Democratic legilative leader are planning the $912 million referendum to provide $600 million for Tranportation, 112 million for Mental and Correctional Intitution, $100 million for Sewer and Water project and $100 million for Houing. The Tranportation portion would Include $300 million for mibs tranit, 5200 million for tate highway and $100 million for county and local road Improvement. "We urg that the bond iue be divided into it four major part o the public may conider each on it own merit," they,aid. "A voter hould not be forced to upport all In order to upport one or more of th? part," "We realize the Adminitration vant to give the bond iue 'ex appeal' by Including omething for everyone,"maguireand DiFranceco continued. "Thi i no way to ell a buhel of fruit. Maguire, a former Freeholder Dlrecioi- and DiFranceco, a rotch Plain attorney, emphaized they are not paing judgmin: on rhe need for capital improvement or the deirabllityto timulat the tate' economy. "Our concern i with the packaging," th:-y aid. "New Jerey vow have baen very keptical of bond iue in th pat and will reent a cak'3 it or leave it propoition thi year, W will campaign in behalf of competent public qui-cion and we urg the o% r ernor to give the matter a fighting chance by eparate quetion on the ballot.'' If You Mied Comet Kohoutek Moon Cheer Production of Scotch plain i pleaed to announce "Envlronmontronlc 4 plu," a ight and ound pectacle incorporating aweome lighting effect, magnificent, avant-garde movie hort and lide with muic of an appropriatly comic nature from the like of Pink Floyd, Ye and other, Thi i the fifth ummer of their taggeringly ucceful total environment light and ou.id how which have been lauded a electronic art at it bet and left audience creaming for mo-e. When aked to comment on Moon Cheer' pat performance, Profeor Lloyd ("Father Time") Gumper made reference to the Aurora Boreali and called the how a more ambitiou undertaking than the building of the Great Pyramid. "Environmentronic 4 " will be performed in the Fanwood- Scotch Plain YMCA gymnaium on Grand Street in Scotch Plain, It will run from Monday, Augut 18th thru Saturday, Augut 23rd at 8 p,m, with a late how at 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday only. Thi how i being made I poible through a grand from Im the S.P.F.H.S. Environmental Action Club, > For the ^h-japet mean of travel between two planet,come., P experience "Environmentronic 4," for $.50 you can't go wrong. GOLFERS! 1 NAME BRANDS Top Quality Club Bag & Ball... AT A PRICE! GoHpride Grip Intalled Wooer' Refinihed Golf Club Repaired THE GOLF SHOP 25*4 PUmfitld Ave,, Scotch Tue, to Sat 8:30 AM - 5 P.M Cloed Sun. & Mon, Evi. By WESTFIELD FORD'S MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA HATCH BACK Small v-8, 4 Speed Tran., Bucket Seat, Radio & Heater, Mile Only 16, MUSTANG H.T. Small V-8 Stick, Power Steering, W/Wall & Wheel Cover, Mile 21,998 SAL! 1973 CAPRI 2 DR. SEDAN 2800 Engine, Automatic, Steel Belted Radial Tire, Radio & Heater, Mile only 18,351 S 2459 S 2989 ^ T-BIRD 2 DR. H.T. * > Full power W/Stereo, Only 21,368 Mile. * LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 6 PASS. S/W Small V-6, Auto., P. Steering, P. Brake, Air Conditioning, Lugg. Rack, W/Wall Tire, AM Radio & Heater, Mile only 24,382 S GRAN TORINO SQUIRE 9 PASS S/W mall VH5, Auto^ p. Steering, H. Brake, Air Conditioning, W/WaU Tire, Radio & Heater, Mile.17,599 S 1973 PINTO S/WAGON 4 Cyl., Auto., Air Conditioning, Lugg. Rack, V.'/Wall fire, Radio & hooter, Mile 38, PINTO 2 DR. 4 Gy!., Stick, Radio & Heater 3 TO CHOOSE FROM 1974 PINTO 3 DR. R.A. 4 cyi.. Auto., w/waii. Radio & Heater 3 fq CHOOSE FROM 1970 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR. H.T. Small V-8, Auto., P.S., P.B., Air Conditioning, Vinyl Roof, Vinyl Seat, W/Wall, Wheel Cover, AM-FM Radio, Mile 47.75U SALE 2099 e 700% State Inpection 30 Day Power Train Warrantee Included in Price Over 50 To Chooe From WE HAVE 25 USED CARS WITH AIR CONDITIONING IN STOCK Of%OQ 319 NORTH AVE., WESTFJEID Dial AD-A-FORD ( ) AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER SINCE 1920 Open 3 Nite Mon,, Tue. & Thur, till 9 P.M. 1

14 Radiology I Covered By Inurance State Inurance Commiioner Jame j, Sheeran announced today that he i requeting New jerey Blue Cro to top hopital radiologit from billing Blue Cro ubcriber directly. According to the Blue Cro contract with the hopital and the ubcriber, the cot of radiology i covered entirely by the Blue Cro payment to the hopital. But at everal New jerey hopital, the radiologit are billing the Blue Cro ubcriber for additional money. In hi letter to Blue Cro Preident Duane E, Minard, Sheeran aked Minard to: 1. Requet that hopital demand that their radiologit ceae and deit from thi depicable practice. 2, If the hopital fail to tak HELP WANTED LABQrttKS wanted for light contruction. Opportunity to learn platering trade. Experience helpful but not neceary, interview between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Apply in peron ONLY. Garden State Brick Face Co St. George Ave-, Roelle. N.J. AVON NfED MONEY TO HELP PAY TUmON BILLS? If you're ambitiou and enthuiatic you - can earn money all ummer long a an Avon Repreentative, Meet people, have fun; too! Call for detail: Mr. Muller EXPERIENCED PERSON to care for 2 pre-chooler. Mon thru Fri. 8:30-4:30 Mut enjoy chlldten!!! Light houekeeping. Time off correpond with chool holiday, reference. Car, Watchuni "ATTENTION DEMONSTRA- TORS Toy & Gift. Work now thru December.. Free Sample Kit. No experience needed. Call or write Santa' partie, Avon, Conn Phone 1 (203) Alo booking partie." IMPROVEMENT CO INC, Route 22, North Plainfitld I Mil S»an<l II. ryaai PL Addition Kiich»n play Reem Reeling 6 Siding TREE ESTIUATEI Vi ol Soulaeiery le ^tfr { Chamfeef et Ce PERSONAL MRS. SARAH RIADIR AND ADVISOR EitaBhhed 17 Year 214A watchyng Ave Opp PotDfdet Plainheid', N J Foi App PL5-6I50 Available for Group Tranportation Service Airport Bu Pier Gurri Mcilveen 233=4715 HELP WANTED DESK CLERK and Maintenance poition. Hour 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Salary negotiable. Call , Ak for jay Schaeffer. ATTENTION PARENTS WORLD BOOK i now hiring for part or full time ale work. A a repreentative vou can earn your et of World Book, Child Craft, Dictionary, Atla and Cyclo-jeaeher plu generou commiion. No invetment. No experience neceiaiy, call after 5 P.M. L.-II WANTED TO RENT RESPONSIBLE ADULTS with houe trained pet eek to rent with option to buy 3 BR houe on good ized lot with full baement, large kitchen, fireplace and fenced yard (or will fence ourelve) No children in cloe proximity, prefer 2 year leae with percentage of rent applied to purchae price. Reply to P.O. Box 202, Garwood, NJ, 07027, ucn action againt their radiologit and fail to aure you that Blue Cro ubcriber will get the full benefit of their contract without being billed for extra money by hopital radiologit. Blue Cro hould Inform thee hopital that Blue Cro will no longer honor their contract with the hopital and will ceae doing buine vith them. 3. If neceary, obtain a court order topping the practice, "Thouand of Blue Cro ubcriber have been aked to pay radiologit extra moneyfor ervice that are uppoed to be fully covered through payment to the hopital by Blue Cro," Sheeran commented. "To bring thi practice to an end, Blue Cro mut ue the power of it contract with hopital to get hopital-baed radiologit to top billing Blue Cro ubcriber for additional money." Sheeran aid that according to Blue Cro there are currently five New Jerey hopital with radiologit who bill patient directly for extra money. IJVINUi ACTUAL USE REPORT CiMBA. fivlsui SH&I>:9IC PAOVlDiS liouil FUS3I BlpiCIH 10 LOC*l ip.3 Slilt yoiilsvims YOkld govl««l FHUS1 PUBLISH in IS Fi«J6" AOVIilNGlOU NOWlMlit (UHSS M4VI BiiN USID OB OUuG»H0 UUfiING IHI *E4B IBOM JUI* 1, l»7«iribu JUNE 30 I1J5 Tt,!5 15 '3 I'ia'BM YOU OF YOlJPlCOViBNMiMS MISBIlflf Ar>0 10 [NCQySiGl»OU"I P^BIICI'MIIDS IH DECISION! ON HOWIUIUKE PUNOi 5M3..U3 5! SPIK1 NOli APjV GOMntNti of DliemMINSTIOS IN 1MI USI OF TMESI FUNDS M»»I SIN! TO IHI OFFICI OF B1VINUI ri*i.lss.viinip.stos DC ID3S8 ^^1U41 il^rn3iruai lilcil ' isijt'i C»m«.3i. 5.<cnui.au 8 uimitiu 1»citllJ>V C t * eisiffl'esv'i 1 "" 1 " oijromim 11 K^of» e <?S-w il ioxsmij B1aI>l39ii>NI tl TOItlS 111 CJ.PII41 167, S S '"'MAihlEruVcl. 131, I S S S S S 167, j 131, :1 CIRtniCilioii i cindy lhji"l \ti Cl..t' ii,ey.*»*«o'lll' i'i i L~i n_i~l "~* (SEgliQn 1Q3 SI IhS mjll hing fyni& ^rslm^ilibii!^fflt(ln R01ERT E, ORIFFlf,* Mayor The TIMES: Augut 14, 1975 FEESt $32.76 Claified Advertiing INSTRUCTION PIANO LESSONS Qualified, experienced teacher and performer ha a few opening. Any level will be conidered. Call PIANO LESSONS - taught By experienced muician. Will come to home, EMPLOYMENT WANTED LICENSED BABY SITTER will it weekday evening, own tranportation, full or part time, Pleae call any time after 3 P,M, MOTHER AND DAUGHTER will babyit pfe-chool children in their home by the week. Scotch plain area. Call between 2 to 6 p.m. LADY TO DO IRONING, Pick up and deliver, COLLEGE GRADS experienced painter, odd job, free etimate. Call jay or Steve aftere _ THioovi«NMiT zcarch FL*1M: TDUfilHIP i^iceoynk.q riiji JICIP«L ELIJG SCOTCH PLMlffS M J III,llir,.,l]i,,,,lii,l.!l.i "..iiii...ll...tl 1,llU l i l S y^u uo5 07li,"*B I/ IBIlPUil FU*JB F1EP0RI li«l#flgini!ru I!3nO]»E-J g e ^ H*«inyf ihiring Fyfifii C>Hi»3 Uui I. liji inm Juru JO. liji) 1, lo-i'funa«a.l.iis«tlmn i lint ig Eglui^n i «nd Ei^nn Ct I j ^ e & 11, S ,252. 2S9.2O8. 146,044, (d THE M-.'JS?."!3'1 nl,ji illn ASVISIO THit i COMJ>LI1E COWf OF 1HI5 KIPO^T N^i gltw Puil,l5'-iDI*J tqcftl NiwIPASEHQF 5 NE^4L CIBCU- L41I0N 1 HAVI a CO?" Of tflli B«POR1 AND BieOB3S_D0CUMiNtiNB IMS tnnlinu TH!riBiO?iS«aBPUlLiCeBUTIN Municipal Building, Roani 126, lt Scotefc Plain PETS PETS SERVICES CAT OWNERS Going on vacation? Board your cat with u, low rate, bet of care, , WANTED TO BUY TOY TRAINS wanted by private collector in any condition or amount, Highet cah price paid. Call or MERCHANDISE YOUNG GERBILS-guaranteed health 52 ea, RABBIT HUTCH & Run for 4 rabbit. Call YARD SALE - Sat. & Sun. Collector Item etc, 432 Darrow Ave,, Plfd. Rain date following weekend. APT. WANTED APARTMENT NEEDED mid Sept.. by marrying, working couple with mall well-trained dog. prefer out of city cozy apartment with reaonabl rent. pleae call Lynn, before 5, or after 5. Buine Directory TERMINAL MILL END STORES, INC. Cyltem-Madf DRAPERIES 6. SLIPCOVERS Seleeiien el Fabric By Yard or Boll. Fgam Rubber H 5d< quarter Drapery Hardware INTER- 1OR DECORATING SPECIALISTS CALL C88-94IS Stuyy.-jnt Avo. Umwi For the Bet and Larget Selection of Pipe. Pipe Tobacco, Cigar and Smoker' Requiite BRICK CORNER PIPE SHOP I 1 PARK Cor. NORTH AVE PLAINFIELD TERMITE CONTROL INS. Free Etimate Printtd Specification Unmarked Car Pet Control All Work Done To VA 4 FHA Specification FCR SERVICE CALL m mi m 1986 j. Allgaier ELECTRICIAN Any < All Elmetrhal Intallation You namf it, we do i! and at reaonable price Call Heating Air Conditioning Air Cleaner ORTALIS ENGINEERING CO So, Ave., Fanwood VINCO ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Specializing: REPAIRS ALTERATIONS f, PULL HOUSE POWER Lie No. J9BI Vincent DeStfiom SCOTCH PLAINS HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT Ue your Moator-Chorge Free Delivery 111S SOUTH AVE., WEST WESTFIELD Open Doily Til 10 P.M. Sunday Til Si3O P.M. OVERHEAD DOORS Call B. Hahn HILLSIDE DOOR CO, Radio Controlled* Door Rpairi Commercial, Reldentiol New Overhead poor of all Type 173 Tilloton Rd,, Fa. Oifici V.A. CARNIVALE PAINTING CONTRACTOR Specializing in Interior and Exterior Pointing and decorating. Sanito Wallpof<er etc. Expertly hung. Roofirtg and Gutter Intallotion, Very Reaonably Fully Inured, BABY MICE - clean, healthy, hand trained. Alo aorted tropical fih. Kathy SERVICES GENERAL CONTRACTOR' Roofing Gutter -; Siding Addition Alteration Painting, Quality work, rea enable, Free etimate, WILLIAM SMITH* Generai Houe & Office Cleaning Service reaonable COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE NORMAL LAWN Maintenance Landca ping & Planting, Free etimate. Call Mr. Wilon LIONEL TRAINS Bought - Sold Repaired - Traded MOVING? Attic and Baement Clean-up, Reaonable rate. Call Dave ROBERT DE WYNGAEBT 141 SOUTH AVE,. FANWOOD, N.J BUS RES Stilt Turn MulyilXutmftilt Inurtnct Co Stall Firm Lilt inturinc* Co Stilt Firm Fire tnd C««j«lty Co me Dlliee; Bleeminqipn, Illinei RAYMOND E. WHEELER PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN ADam DAILY 9:00 TO 5:30 THURSDAYS 9 fo CENTRAL AVE, WESTFIELD THIS SPACH FOR SALE CALL MMSYntlT M. ( MS, Addit! iii Kitchen - Porche Roofing and 'dmg -; Playroom, Aluminum Gutter and Leader. (We do the complete job), 25 year of atifactory ervice. Member Chamber of Commerce; 7-day, 24 hour ervice. Route No. 22 at the Someret St. overpa, North Plairifield - PL FREE ESTIMATES & YEARS TO PAY. If Deired. MASONRY Driveway - Patio Sidewalk. Call PAINTS, Free etimate, inurd, neea work for college tuition. Cheapet rate poible or FAINTING SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR & EXTIRIOR SPRAY & BRUSH, FREE IS* TIMATIS, REASONABLE & IMMEDIATE , anytime. CUSTOM PAINTING!i Interior and Exterior. Specialliizing In quality and ervice. I; Very neat, reaonable, in- J'ured. Airle pray ing. Don jjcarnevale ^ I EXPERTENCED PAINTER j Houe, Garage, Trim. Will j ait you, or do the whole S job. Reference, pleae call Nipper poliitt i I PIANO TUNER Concert Tuner for major N.Y. TV network. Prepared piano for N.Y. Mettropolltan. Member piano Technician Guild. Rebulldei, buy and ell, tone and touch regulating ; all repair. Call Robert Young RUG SHAMPOOING - Window wahing, panel polihing - odd and end job. Reaonable pricf TILE FLOORS CLEANED, WAXED AND POLISHED., Excellent work, Reaonable Rate. Call after 6 P.M. WASH & WAX FLOORS, window cleaning. Evening ano weekend work wanted. Reaonable rate. Free etimate, Hall Mr. Sorge 322^058. GUNS Bought, Sold and Exchangtd ALL CUNSMITHING ONI ON PREMISES GUN SHOP (6 SPRINGFIELD AVE., UNION

15 OK Inurance wxa<ni Mr, and Mr, Nichola Colaruo are now living in their new home at 1418 Sylvan Lane, Scotch Plain. The ale of thi property wa negotiated by Paul DIFranceco of Scotch Hill Realty for Mr, Eleanor Kime, Mr. and Mr, Jame L. Blaty have recently moved to their new home at 2294 Cole Ave,, Scotch Plain, recently purchaed from Mr. and Mr. Harry V, Brower, The ale of thi Multiple Lited property wa negotiated by Harriet Goodon of H, Clay Frledrieh, Inc., Realtor, The Gallery of Home. Rate Hike TRENTON - State Inurance Commiioner Jame J, Sheeran today announced hi approval of increae In the premium rate for private paenger car inurance of two major companie. Rate adjutment were approved for The Hartford to bring about an overall increae of 6.4 per cent in total premium, and for The Traveler, 17,9percent. Both companie applied lat year for the rate increae but action on their filing wa delayed becaue Commiioner Sheeran called public hearing o that the newly created Departmrnt of PUBLIC Advocate partment of Public Advocate could provide rate counel. The increae are conitent' with Commiioner Sheeran' action lat November in approving, becaue of the impact of inflation on the cot of auto repair and replacement, rate increae for other companie that write about 70 per cent of the auto inurance in the tate. The Hartford adjutmnt include a 7,6 per cent increae in the liability portion of the policy, a 14,1 per cent increae in colliion and a 17,3 per cent decreaa in the cot of comprehenive coverage. The rate reviion will be effective July 23. Two public hearing were held on the filing. 'IT'S TME TO BUY" EXPANDED RANCH #1 ilegance and country tyle living hine throughout thi five year old cutom built home on an acre plot on the Southide, Vermont late foyer, five uper ized bedroom, three and one-half bath, a total cience kitchen including barbecue grill. Family room with brick fireplace wall and liding gla door that open to the patio-ideal for entertaining. It mut be een to be appreciated. $96, EXPANDED RANCH #2 Newly lited, i a ix bedroom three bath home located in pretigou "Black Birch." Large country kitchen, formal dining room, large living room, and family room with fireplace. All on over an acre of beautifully landcaped property. Call now for an appointment-s92,500. Be A Wier Buyer Part' Avenufi Scold 1 Plain, M.J. ho-e m fatricklhedden r-realtor ( 356 Park Avenue, Scotch Plain Mt. Bethel Rd., Warren Rt. 22, Whitehou'i Mr. and Mr. John Anglim have recently moved to their new home at 2411 Hill ReU, Scotch Plain, New Jerey, The ale of thi Multiple Lited property wa negotiated by Harriet Goodon of H. Clay Friedrich, Inc., Realtor, The Gallery of Home, Bank Name Plain Man Lawrence Novello of Scotch Plain ha been appointed Aitant Cahier of the New Jerey Bank, Norman Braier, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, ha announced, Novello, who joined the bank In 1973, I the manager of the credit diviion of New Jerey Bank' international Department. IVY COVERED TUDOR Novello attended the Law School of the Univerity of Naple and Pace Univerity, He i fluent in four language. He and hi wife Joanne are the parent of two boy and two girl. Among Novella' civic involvement i Included coaching the year-old team of the Wetfield Soccer Aociation. NFRA Thi could be your year to move up, So if you're moving acro town, America or overea, all you have to know i that we're your local RELO real-etate broker. That mean we can market your home here and ait you in finding a new home wherever you're going. it' all done through our nationwide network of over 700 broker member. NANCY F. REYNOLDS ASSOCIATES, INC. Realtor WESTFIELD 593,500 What a gorgeou picture book home for a large family deiring paciou living! Huge foyer, 5 bedroom, 3ft bath," den "and patio. Unique! SCOTCH PLAINS $64,750 It' obviou the owner love thi well kept home! Two ection family room, wet bar, 4 bedroom and 2'2 bath. Eay to inpect by calling FANWOOD $49,900 Thi charming home ha 4 bedroom, Vfy bath, nice creened porch for relaxing and living room fireplace, prettv area! WESTFIELD $52,900 In a fine neighborhood thi pretty dwelling offer creened porch overlooking the large luh backyard, 3 bedroom, Hj bath and 2 paneled den. Eay to inpect! Handome nine room home located in the "Garden" area of wetfield. Beautiful natural walnut trim throughout, 23' living room with, fireplace and large bay window; 17>/ 2 ' formal dining room; den; kitchen with breakfat nook; 5 bedroom (mater 15.7* x 13,7' with beamed, ceiling); 3l/ 2 bath. Pretty rear yard. Screened porch and two car garage. $89,900. JOY BROWN, INC. RiALTOR Multiple Liting in Wetfield Mountainide, Fanwood, Scotch Plain and Someret Count" '"112 ELM ST..WESTFIELD D5 Eliabeth Flynn Sylvio Cohen Joy Brown Lorraine peidman Addie Chaion Gorrett Brown 302 E, Broad St., Cor, Elmer Wetfield, N.J, REL f.wtf nueij-- 'hit.in \ii"ije i, In" j.. *i3niv-* >f" nr', H in ETJ :n,h'.i.i = in j^ of Fjimu^d l.i jiiof^, [n,., t_ -jdn^ jj t? jnnug1 Ll>ir HulH - -,,f [;-l for pr^migj l^jeei i; M >UIITN V---,, l-anw^yd re^uliru in [hr fi.nyu-n' peron. 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In,:, 'Nlm uf Llten.-i- The rimli: \uyui H. I''75 Fl1 -* PUBLIC NOTICE Notic i hereby given that the following nuon wa^ taken by ihe M a '/i and Council a! the Bfough of ra/vivood at a meetin.j held on the jth day of J_Lv 1975 Thp apphc ^tior. 3t Car-rpr Gaito, 274 South Avenue, Fgnwead, tl*t?t Jerey, upon the recmmen datl &n gf the Board flf Adjutment, the Mayor and Council gppiflved a variance to pe.rnit the ue o! premie at 274 South Ave., Fonwoed, N.J. for reidential apartment on the econd floor and barber hop on the fir^t floor m accordance -.vith the buildinq and ite plan ubmitted for Lot 2 in Block 85, located in the Genera! Commercial Zone, a hown on the'tax map far the Borouqh of Fanwood. Determination of the above application ha been filed in the office af the Borough Clerk and i available for inpection at 130 Waton Rood, Fonwood, N.J, JOHN H. CAMPBELL., JR. Borough Clerk Borough of Fonwood County of ynion, New Jerey The TIMES; Augut 14, 1975 FEES-, M_ M - - -