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THE WKSTF1KUJ (N.J.) IJEADKK. J'HlliSDAV, MARCH H, J971-
j Williams Asks
Transit Action
Turnpike's
Accident
Record Best
Edison Junior High Announces Honor Roll
Roberts,
Beth
The results of the second James
marking period show the Rosenberg. Leslie Ann
Sen. Harrison A. Williams following students at Edison Rowe.
has asked the House Rules | Junior High School on the Also, Marie Scherzo,
Committee to take action on j honor or distinguished honor James St-eman. Barbara
a bill to give emergency academic lists. To beSerko. Judy Shafarman,
assistance to mass-transit • I enrolled in the distinguished Ann Shubitz, Robert Staffin,
The committee voted | group a student must obtain Elizabeth Stevenson, Susan
recently to prevent the bill's ! a grade of "A" in all major Stewart,
A. St. John,
going before the full House i academic subjects and noKathleeenJill Taylor.
Joe
i for a vote. But Sen.
i^rade below " B " in any Tessitore, Wendy Tibbals.
I Williams, co-author of the minor subject. To beMichael Tischbein, Steven
!
$800 million bill, said: "The ' enrolled in the honor group a
Leslie Wederich,
: need to act now is im-stduent must obtain grades Valji.
Steven Weil, James Whit| perative."
I of "A" or "H" in all subjects moyer, Kathleen Wujtowicz,
: Williams asked Hep. Ray| major or minor.
William Zack.
; Madden. D-lnd.. chairman j The following are on the
i of the Rules Committee to list
; have the panel reconsider
i its negative decision. He
9TI1 tilUDK
disputed the committee's
Margaret Bakes, Joseph
decision to delay the bill Delia Badia, Deborah J.
until a new administration (iraf, Mary Lou Jackson,
: transportation bill is con- Neils Junno, Audrey J.
i sidered by the House Public Lewis, Alisa MaeFail,
Works Committee.
David Quackenbos, Cheryl
Hoi li the House and Senate L. Rosen, Douglas Savage,
i have passed the Kmergency Marshall Schreier, Leonard
:! Mass Transit Act. which ill. Shen, Judith Singleton,
; would authorize the $800 j Jean M. Steele, Wendy S.
i million to be distributed ' Thomson, James N. Tilton,
through mid l!)7fi.
; Maya A. Windholz.
NEW BRUNSWICK. The
New Jersey Turnpike in 1973
recorded ihi.1 best overall
accident rale in the past
decade, a rate that led alt
the other major toll roads in
the nation.
There were 2.3H6 accidents on the New Jersey
Turnpike last year nut of a
total of 2.7 billion miles
covered by 110.4 million
vehicles. The accident rate
of 83.5 was considerably less :
Resident Named
than the accident rate of
119.0 for all toll roads.
;
Esso Associate
As to the actual number of
aeddents, a total of 2,30(S i David J . Valfs. <if net?
occurred on the New .Jersey ' < oolidiie S t . . h a s ticen
Turnpike last year. That's I Ha mt'ti
;t
Uesearcli
210 less than the 2,516
j Associate at Ksso Kt'st'ureh
reported in 1972. This | awl !'"ii}4hieeririf» Company.
despite the fact that there i lie works in the Curpiiriitt'
were 2.5 million more 1 Kesrarcli Lalmrutiirios ;it
vehicles on the Turnpike j OH' KSSO Heseoreh Center its
fhan the previous year.
! l.imien. H e joini'ii t h e
The 83.5 rate represents • company in liXH.
the average number of
accidents per 100 million
i
IIONOKItOM<
i,iiles of driving. It was the
test of the nine major toll
| Betsy M. Alien, Elizabeth
roads in America- those
Avis, Falma A. Basto,
roads logging more than one
Brenda Bentley, Marybeth
;
registrations
for
Session
I
;
CHANFOHD
Two
sixbillion miles or more of
| Boyle, Donald W. Brader,
! week summer sessions will • will be accepted through ! Teresa M. Byrne. Elizabeth
travel last year.
'
May
:»
and
through
July
12
j
be
offered
this
year
by
The Garden Slate ParkU'hisholm, Christopher
way was second, with a rate | Union College at its Cran- > lor Session I!
i Clare, Kenee B. Cohen,
j
lord
campus,
it
was
anClasses
for
both
sessions
of " 84.4, and the
! Heidi ('. Crow, Valery
j
nounced
by
1'rof.
Elmer
i
will
run
from
B:SI
a.m.
to
Massachusetts Turnpike
I Dagostaro, Valerie L.
!
Wolf,
dean
of
the
college.
I
lM:05a.iu.,
and
from
10:15
to
third with 101.6, according
Dazzo. Peter M, Drittel,
to tlie statistics released by I Classes will bo offered in 11:50, from l>:3<) p.m. to B:05 Linda J. Emerick. Heidi
the Internationa] Bridge, ! morning and evening hours p.m. and B: 15 p.m. to 11:50 Keigenbaum. Linda M.
Tunnel
and Turnpike j at both Summer Sessions. p.m.
Ki-ega
| Session 1 will run from
Courses during Session 1
Association.
[June 10 to July 18. In-person will be offered in t h •e Also, Valerie Gardiner,
Because
of several I registration will be conBarbara (iingerich, Monica
"multiple Calais" last year, | ductedon June r> and June «. evening only at the branch ; Golden, (Jary S. Goodman,
the Turnpike rating in that | Session 11 will open .inly '£! campuses in Elizabeth and Suzanne Greener, Catherine
particular category rose and will end Auj;. 2!). In-1'lainfield. These will run Uuthrie, Timothy Harned,
above the low average person registration is from ti::!i! p.ni. to R:05 p.m. Dana L. Harrison, Kathryn
normally experienced year scheduled for July 18. Mail on the Plainfield campus j llockcnjos, Darlene Ianand from 0:30 p.m. to 8:05
after year. There were 7il
and from Si: 15to 9:50 p.m. at i nascolio, Patricia A. King.
fatalities - 2(5 more than in
| Ken Kirshenbaum. Robin L.
1972 - yet these occurred in
Marcus Addresses Klizabeth
i Lawyer, Kurt E. Lemke.
47 accidents, the same
! Kathryn 1'. Loder, Kathleen
University Group.
number of fatal accidents
I Malloy, Daniel Mannino,
reported in 1972.
I Katherine Me (Jill, Diane L.
Stanley
,1. Marcus,
' Meyer. Deborah Milford,
president
of
Marcus
Attend J.L. Confab
Douglas Milford, William
Jewelers in Rutherford,
: Miller, David A. Nelson.
Mrs. Chautieey M. DePew Ridgewood, Westfield,
Also, Maureen O'Brien,
of Ki<) Clark St. and Mrs. Ilackensack and Paramus
Petra Pletscher, Jodie A,
William Whiting of !>72 Park, recently spoke before
Price,
Judith C. Kesnik,
WITH OUR NATIONWIDE
Woodmen1 Dr.. members of a group of students at New
James Hokosny. Debbie A.
NETWORK OF GALLERIES
Hit Junior League of ! York University.
Schade, Leslie K. Schmidt.
AND AN EQUITY RELEASE
Elizabeth ami Cranfortl. i Mr. Marcus wasoneof the
PROGRAM WE CAN BE OF
Stacey Schropo, Paul Schattended the recent con- | speakers on for Bulova HEAL HELP NO O B L I wartzman. Cynthia Silver,
ference on "Inereasinu N.Y.U.
jewelry
store
GATION WHY NOT ASK
Linda Sokolowski. Richar<l
Management Skills" at management and mer- ABOUT IT'
St. John. Sara J. Strock,
Boston University's Osgoocl chandising. He discussed
Margol Tanner. Lisa A.
Mill Conference Center. promoting and maintaining
Tiplon. Diana L. Toll. Lisa
H.CLAY
North Andover.
a retail store identity. The
Torcicollo, Andrew E. Turk,
FRIEDR1CHS, I N C .
l.auri Ucciferri, Nancy D.
Sponsored
hy the course covered all aspects
SOUTH 4 MARTINE, FANWOOD
of
operating
a
jewelry
store
Vcghte, Barbara Weaver,
Association of Junior
NORTH 4 ELMER, WESTFIELD
and
Mr.
Marcus
was
one
of
a
Susan
A. Wilder.
I<cat{ut*s. Area Council 1, it
322-7700
233-0065
was a training session for small group of selected
board members and com- professionals in the field
DISTINGUISHED
mittee? chairmen Represen- who related their exIIONOItitOM.
and led
tatives from 13 Leagues in perienees
XTlHiHADK
1927 '
discussions.
the Northeast attended.
DISTINGUISHED
John A. Catron, Karen Chin,
Carol Christianson, Sarah
Clarkin, Beth Daaleman,
Debra Dick, Jonathan
Dobbins, Elizabeth Donzella, Loree Duym.
Also, Robert Engelhart,
Barbara Friedland, Joyce
Goldstein, David Graf,
Steven Greene, Elaine B.
Hannan, Michael Harris,
Robert Heinbokel, Janet
Hockenjos,
Connie F.
Hoover, Elizabeth Huke,
Jacqueline Jordan, Dianne
Kaveney,
Robert
Klingelhofer. Jay Kotliar,
Robert. Levy, Mariene Lutz,
Karen Me Gill, John
Cathy Mysel, Eric Nelson,
Jill Novacek, Rochelle
Oslick, Mark Ransom,
Kimberly Itobertson, Lisa
Schreier, Steven Sherwyn.
Janet Slove, Carol Smith,
Deirdre Trabert, Katherine
Weaver, Andrew Wellen,
Nancy Kay Wofsy, Cheryl
Zapolsky
HONOR ROLL
John Behrens, James
Belcher, Robert Bell, Karen
Bentley, Ruth Bernstein,
Sanford Block, Marlene
Browne, Thomas Bryant,
HONOR ROLL
7TH GKADK
Barbara Berstein, Matthew Bond, Jennifer Byrnes,
Christine Cayatte, Kendrea
Coates, Sharon Daffner,
Susan Dersh,
Melissa
Devalon, Jean Duvall, Lisa
Ellen, Lori Feidt, Brenda
Ficacci, Jeffrey Fromhertz,
Jill Gardiner, Thomas
Hoblitzell, Maureen Kane,
Suzanne Krowick.
Also, Susan Lewis, Gail
Louis, Andrea Monroe,
Meekers, AnUiony Meyers,
Ellen Miller, Catherine
Miserendino,
Andrew
Morse, Charlotte Moseley.
Also Randi Nathansoti.
Itobert Noonan, Lorraine
O'Rourke, Mary Ellen
Perry, Cynthia Preston,
Ruth
Reiss,
Terry
Richardson.
Thomas
Rokosny, Marie Hoscoe.
June Salinger, Elizabeth
Scherer, Johanna Schoss,
Carol Stewart, Kenneth
Taylor, Anthony Tobey.
James Tyler, Beverly
Ulbrich, Elizabeth Vaaler,
Thomas Vliet
Mitchell
Vogel, Mary Wirkowski.
Union College Announces
Two Summer Sessions
How to
uvalawn
mower.
h e i w t v n Mu* h a n J i o , *«« u mm->
els NC o n k >?h - u l t - V n i win n i . c
nnvwherv. u'ii'h m,* h ^ n ^ u r -
2. C h e c k t o SL'C i! if h,\< 3 inrucr
capacity yras* :i;**; tluf nvi.\U
cnipfvitv^ Ic^s often
4 LiKik lor n U'ttuh, 4-speed
inmsmis.sion. Fur extra
power ;imi easy handling.
•'','.
Jf;''
N< w, u tt h,i> everything
uv vc nuTtuootvi so tVir.
bnv it h\ a Snnprvr.
V Ask if it ha-, vacuum
ncdon, A powerful su<
th.it cleans your Knvn
,is you mow
•VaiOPModclsOnly
$
Snapper lowers from 134
95
Open Daily 8 to 6 • Mon. & Thurs. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
l_a
6RANDE
t, AM.NMOWERS
SCOTT'S ON SALE
3 4 9 South Ave. E., Westfield
233-0363
(Next to ft & P Shopjiinj Center)
Stephen Cerone, Timothy
Daalcman. Stuart Elby,
Jane Kupfcr. John Robin- |
son, Kmily Koss, Ruth i
Singleton. James St. John. !
HONOR ROLL
Jane E. Ambos, Valerie !
Ashcroft. Charles 11. Baker, :
Neil F. Banta, Carol Barker.
Neil 1). Beezer, Daniel I
Bodner, Basil P. Bourque, j
Steven Bratcher, Coletta ',
Bremer. Ruth Bronston, \
Susan Bronston, Mark ;
Ciarrocca, Janice M. Costa, ;
Raymond Daffner. David .
Detlefs, Marion Dieme, :
Mark Donzclla, Maureen
Dooley, Stephan Emerick, ;
John Engelhart, Elizabeth :
Ferrovecchio.
j
Also, Oriol Garcia, Vicki ,
Gilford, Kenneth Glass, i
Judith
Golias, Nancy |
Guididas, Susan Hjorth, ;
James Hoblitzell, Nancy !
Hoelterling, Candice A. !
Ihnat, Keith Kaplan, Joel j
Katz, Susan Krauss, Neil i
Krupnick,
Sandra ;
Mastakas, Paul Me Lane, !
Debra Migliorini, David j
Miller, Eric Milner, Mary j
Moncur, Anne Murphy, ;
Rosemarie Murphy.
!
Also, James B. Osborne, |
Juliana
Panos, Susan '
Paschon, Alison Pruden, |
Debra Reinharrit, Esther '
Kemcta, Felicia Reynolds,
Barker Named
Vice-President
T.E, Barker of Westfield j
has been appointed vice
president of manufacturing j
of the Stonco Lighting !
Division of Keene Cor- J
poration.
|
Prior ta joining Keene, j
Mr. Barker served as I
director of Operations at j
Lockheed
Electronics j
Company,
Plainfield.
Previously he had been \
Manager of Manufacturing
at the ARS Division of Litton i
Industries in Morristown.
Mr. Barker received an
M.E. degree in 1959 and an
M.S.M.E. degree in 1965,
both from Stevens Institute
of Technology, He is a
member of ASME.
HURRY • THIS OFFER ENDS TUES., MARCH 19, 1974, 8 P.M.
APPOINTMENT «. RESERVE PRICES
PRICESINCIUD6 CUiTIKO & WRAPPING
Example:
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
12Slbs.@99«!
consists o f sections
D.E.F.G. o n chart
TO THE FIRST 50 CUSTOMERS
PLACING THEIR ORDER BEFORE
M A R C H 1 9 , 8 P.M.
YIELD GRADE N(
FOR THE BUDGET M I N D E D
WE OFFER
SERVING -
SERVING-
WESTFIELD • FANWOOD,
WbSTFIELD • FANWOOD •
MOUNTAINSIDE, SCOTCH PLAINS
MOUNTAINSIDE • SCOTCH PLAINS
TO PAY! NO INTEREST OR OTHER
AREA.. .
and Flavor. If you are
not
completely
satisfied, return and your
purchase will be replaced package far package.
i
CER MO.
fOS 4 MOS.
120 lbs. a t ) . 29 ib.
TotalSl54.80Avg.Wt. IJOto2001b
U.S.D.A.CHO1CC
Yl«t4 Grade *2 A 3
BEEF PRICES FROM
BASED O N SELECTION & GRADE
b (CB <h Of »tib.
MTENTtONi AH be
Sit
Pbu \4 Section A
UllEEFSUlStUEST
Pum
SiH
Eye
Min jte 5teak
Rou i d Boa*t
i Steak
neimiciTMiuss
All Stores accept
f
t-i;:';:r.;;"d
Sec! onMC
Per
in $t«ok
Typci cm i
Towards a side of |
. . beef or more
5 i 2
AmoufiH of Cu'i Ob- Bo
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY 3 S I BONUS
WITH THE'PURCHASE OF HIMOQUARTER
OR MORE.
5 lbs.
Spare $
Ribs
1
5 lbs.
$
Sausage
1
5 lbs.
$
Hot
Dogs
5 lbs.
pork
1
5 lbs.
$
Bacon
1
$
Rotut
Sw
Sh n Meet
Or
1
GvaraMt.
If
• (y
Ail Stores accepl
A t m
Cu
uck Ste
t\ni 10 days
G » , . <i B
»ef uncled.
and
be
us
FOOD
STAMPS
!
% Pis
T O REPEAT CUSTOMERS
SPECIAL PACKAGE
10 Lbs. Spare Ribs 59< ; ; ^
1
1
SfBak
15 Lbs. Chicken 2 9 ' ?,/«
OR
10 lbs.
Chicken $
Rib
Hih
PORK &
POULTRY
SPECIALS
IKES C O U P O N
WORTH
$f
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. ^
s eok
8> ike
sh
tlb
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FOOD
STAMPS
\
AREA...
CHARGES! TO AIL QUALIFIED
CUSTOMERS
10 Lbs. Hot Dogs 49«
, «
s
$Q>
0
^
35 Lbs. Total $15.15
With purchase of hindqunrter or more
1 0 MINUTES FROM WESTFIELD
All store* open Daily 11 a.m.to8 p.m./Sat. and Sun. 9 to 6 p.m./closed Wed.
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