Ttmm GoBrilf-News B2 Tuesday. August 1 9. 1 980 hksit Police News Berkeley Heights Meetings Municipal Court, tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Building. Planning Board Conference, tomorrow, 8 p.m.. Municipal Building.
Corporate Development Committee, tomorrow, I p.m., Municipal Building. Board of Adjustment, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Municipal Building. Dunellen Star Trek television series, Aug 21,7 free and open to the public. Public Schools will open Sept.
4. New pupils who have not registered should report to the appropriate school on one of the registration dates. Registration for kindergarten through grade six at East End School, West End School, Somerset School and Stony Brook School and registration for grades 7 through 12 at the Senior High Office of the high school on the following dates: Aug. 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29, a.m. and p.m.
Fire Calls Aug. 18: 1:10 p.m.-Electrical problem, Rockford Furniture, Route 22. 3:30 pm. Couch fire, Regency Village Apartments, Route 22. Aug.
17: 9:27 pm. False alarm, public alarm box 141, Somerset Street and Pearl Street. WARREN Three men were arrested yesterday in the parking lot of the Somerset Hills Country Day School on Mount Horeb Road and charged with trespassing and possession of a stolen license plate. Police identified the men as William Coletta, 20, of Short Hills. Frank Funk, 26, of Warrenton, and Scott Potter, 19, of Las Vegas.
Nev. Coletta was also charged with possession of marijuana and Potter with possession of a controlled dangerous substance. They were arrested about 3 m. and later released on bail. PLAINFIELD A canvas pouch containing an estimated $1,500 was reported stolen yesterday from a U.S.
Postal Service truck outside the post office at 201 Watchung Ave. Supervisor Al Maxey told police the theft was discovered at about 7 m. He said the money had been picked up at the North Plainfield post office. Police said the truck was parked in the receiving area on the south side of the building. PLAINFIELD Richard Burrell reported yesterday that stereo equipment, a TV set, camera and a pair of binoculars, valued at a total of $728, were stolen in a burglary of his Raymond Street home.
South Plainfield Meetings Planning Board, today, 8 Municipal Building. Recreation Commission, Aug. 21, 8 Municipal Building. Notices The annual Labor Day Races and Games will be held at Borough Park following the completion of the parade. Registration deadline of teams for the Tug of War is 4 Aug.
22, at the PAL building. Information 754-4393 weekdays. Municipal Court Kevin Clause, 532 E. Bound Brook Road, Dunellen, leaving the scene of an accident, $115 fine and court costs; careless driving, $35 fine and court costs; driving while on the revoked list, $215 fine and court costs, license revoked 60 days. Jack Wiley 700 W.
Eighth Plain-field, driving while on the revoked list, $215 fine and court costs. Joseph Migliore, 114 Tenth Piscataway, bad check, $25 fine. Patti Sumner, 611-26 Clinton Plain-field, shoplifting, $115 fine and court costs. Gregory Smith. 1163 W.
Seventh Plain-field, simple assault, $50 fine and $25 Violent Crimes Compensation Board. Jeffrey Ward, 809 New Market South Plainfield, disorderly person, $25 fine; interfering with a police officer, $25 fine. Mark Troxler, 43 Belmont North Plainfield, interfering with a police officer, $25 fine. Fire Calls Aug. 16: 1:54 a Alarm malfunction, 50 Craigwood Road.
Bell Labs. Aug. 17: 10:25 m. Grass fire on Smith Street. Notices Police Chief Richard R.
Ryan announced that the borough is conducting a recruiting drive to fill vacancies in the department. Testing will begin Sept. 3, 5 45 at Watchung Hills Regional High School. All interested parties should apply in person at Watchung Police Headquarters, 10 Mountain Boulevard. Applicants must be U.S.
citzens, 18-35 years of age, must possess a valid N.J. driver's license and a high school diploma. Applications close Sept. 2. Fire Calls Aug.
15: 4 m. Smell of smoke, Blue Star Cinema, Route 22, nothing found. Westfield Meetings Board of Education, business meeting, today, 8 Municipal Building, board meeting room. The first draft of 1980-81 objectives for Westfield School Superintendent Laurence F. Greene will be discussed.
Also on the agenda, the appointment of Assistant Principal Kathleen Zeph to replace Tamaques School Principal Joel Langholtz who died recently, and Patrick Rooney, a teacher at Franklin School, is expected to be appointed assistant principal to replace Zeph at Tamaques and Jefferson Schools. Notices Toastmasters Club of Westfield, Aug. 21, 7:45 p.m., Scotch Plains Library. Regular speaking and evaluation program. Public invited.
Fire Calls Aug. 15: 5:50 a.m. Alarm system malfunction, Senior Citizen Complex. 12:46 p.m. Wire down, 222 Lynn Lane, no damage.
Aug. 16: 3:58 a m. -Transformer fire on a pole, Hazel Avenue and Warren Avenue. 11:04 a m. Oil burner malfunctioning, 530 Montauk Drive, smoke in the house, no fire.
6:28 p.m. Railroad tie fire along the railroad, 600 block of North Avenue. Aug. 17: 8.17 a m. Oil burner malfunction, 652 Nottingham Way.
9.22 Prospect Street and Bright Wood Avenue, no fire. In Brief Road bond delayed for quorum NORTH PLAINFIELD The Borough Council held a hearing last night on an ordinance to finance $130,000 worth of improvements on Rockview Avenue and Rockview Terrace, but delayed a vote until it can be determined whether or not the hearing was valid. The confusion arose over whether a sufficient number of council members were present for the hearing, at which no comments were received from citizens. Only four of the seven council members attended last night's session, one fewer than the five votes needed to approve a bond. The answer will be provided by Borough Attorney C.
Douglas Reina in the meantime. If Reina decides that the hearing was proper, the council will hold a special meeting Monday to vote on the bond ordinance. If not, a new hearing will be readvertised for Sept. 2. Plans call for Rockview Avenue to be improved from a point just east of West End Avenue to Grove Street.
Portions of the road will reconstructed and drains will be installed. Other sections not requiring a new roadbed will be resurfaced. Rockview Terrace will be reconstructed from Rockview Avenue to Greenbrook Road. Drains will be added and some sections of curbing will be replaced. In other matters, the council approved a 60-dav I extension of the license of Camp-Out a Route 22 Watchung Meetings Planning Board, today, 8 p.m., Borough Hall.
Board of Health, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Borough Hall. Union County Notices Volunteer counselors, at least 18 years of age, with at least two free hours a week, are needed by the county Probation Department to work with juvenile offenders. The department now is accepting registration for its counselor training program. Information, 353-0500, or at Middlesex County Achievements Senior dental hyeiene students who were pinned recently in ceremonies at MiduTesex' County College include: Patricia Ann Higgins, South Plainfield; Donna Marie Rebernik, Bridgewater, and Patricia Ann Thompson and MaryBeth Patricia McCabe, both of Edison.
Freshman students who received caps include: Denise S. Freedman, Delia S. Gulman, Donna M. Mitro, and Nancy K. Riegler, all of Edison; Mindi Hamilton, Middlesex; Janine R.
Henderson and Isabelle E. Jenkins, both of Piscataway; Patricia Naiman Rae, Metuchen, and Diana Gay Smith, South Plainfield. Somerset County Notices Registration deadline for the Wise Buys Series of 15 letters is tomorrow. The series, to be mailed out starting Aug. 27, is sponsored by the County Extension Service, and provides information necessary to understand the marketplace.
Information, 526-6295. Somerset Hills Association of University Women, annual book sale at the Kiwanis Fair, Oak Street School gymnasium, Basking Ridge, Aug. 30 and Sept. 1. Call 647-6564 or 234-1737 for donation pick-up arrangements.
Branch members are sorting and pricing books Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 9 a.m.-l p.m., and volunteers are needed. Sale proceeds will provide scholarships, and be allocated to various local schools, public libraries and the American Field Service program. recreational vehicle dealer charged with zoning violations slated to be heard in Municipal Court. An extension through Oct. 20 was approved by a 3-1 vote with Councilwoman Barbara Kantor dissenting.
Lower highway speed is sought Meetings Library Board, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Library Building. Zoning Board, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Borough Hall. Notices Band Concert, Bob Dey with singer Bob Bowers, tomorrow, 8 p.m., Washington date, Aug.
21. No admission charge, ample seating. Sponsored by the Recreation Commission. Edison Notices Final registration for new pupils, tomorrow and Aug. 21, 9 a p.m.
Elementary pupils should register in the school area in which the pupils resides. Children entering kindergarten must be 5 on or before Dec. 31. Junior high school students contact John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Herbert Hoover or Woodrow Wilson junior high schools for registration. Senior high school students contact Edison High School or J.P.
Stevens High School. The August paper drive for the benefit of St. Thomas Aquinas High School Band Boosters, Aug. 23-24, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., high school parking lot, One Tingley Lane. Leave papers under the trailer if it is unattended, and bag or tie all papers.
Fanwood Meetings Environmental Commission, tomorrow, 8 p.m., Fanwood Community House, 240 North Ave. Board of Adjustment, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Borough Hall Annex, 130 Watson Road. Recreation Commission, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Fanwood Community House, 240 North Ave.
Notices Residents collecting for the American Cancer Society's Crusade against Cancer are urged to complete and return kits to designated sites, or to the Union County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Information, 354-7373 or 232-0641. Green Brook Meetings Planning Board, application review, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Township Hall. Fire Calls Aug.
16: 9:33 a.m. Car fire, in front of Highway Surplus, 152 Route 22, engine fire in a 1965Buick. Middlesex Meetings Board of Education, today, 8 p.m., at the High School. Board of Adjustment, agenda, tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Building. Parks Development Committee, Aug.
21, 8 p.m., Municipal Building. Swim Pool, Aug. 21, 7:30 p.m., at the pool. Mountainside Meetings Borough Council, today, 8 p.m., Municipal Building. Board of Education, special meeting, today, 7:30 p.m., Board of Education Office.
Mayor and Council, special meeting, tomorrow, 8 p.m., Municipal Building. Action expected on introduction of a bond ordinace to finance improvements at the Borough Hall; the amendment of a resolution authorizing an emergency appropriation. Fire Calls Aug. 16: 2:42 p.m. Rescue operation, wooded area of 6 Far View Drive, Tunis Quick, 60, of 9 Farragut Road, Plainfield, fell out of a tree and into a gully.
Quick died later at Overlook Hospital from injuries. New Providence Meetings Library Board of Trustees, today, 8 p.m., Memorial Library Meeting Room. Mayor and Council, work session, tomorrow, 8p.m., Borough Hall. Board of Health, Aug. 21, 8 p.m., Borough Hall, Council Meeting Hall.
North Plainfield Meetings Recreation Advisory Committee, today, 8 p.m., Vermeule Center. Rent Stabilization Board, today, 8 p.m., Borough Hall. North Plainfield Tenants Organization, tomorrow, 8 p.m., Vermeule Building. Information, 753-8861. Notices Square Dance, tomorrow, 8 p.m., Green Acres Park, enter from Rockview Terrace.
All age groups welcome, partner required. Rain date, Aug. 21. Sponsored by the North Plain-field Recreation Committee. North Plainfield Junior Woman's Club Member Welcome, Aug.
26, 8 p.m. Interested women between the ages of 18-35 can call Maryellen Grabowski, 754-3746, for information. North Plainfield Junior Woman's Club garage sale, Aug. 21 and 22, 9 a.m.-l p.m., 630 Townsend Place. All proceeds go to a local charity.
Library activities: Films for children ages K- 6th grade, Aug. 21, 1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.; "The Trouble with Tribbles, an episode from the Piscataway Meetings Board of Adjustment, agenda, today, 7:30 p.m., Public Works Center. Sidney Road. Township Council, today, 8 p.m., Municipal Building, 455 Hoes Lane.
Notices Library activities: Giant bubbles will be blown at Kennedy Library, tomorrow, 11 a.m.-noon. For all ages, no registration required. Plainfield Meetings Board of Education, today, 8 p.m., Plain-field High School, Room 200. Tenants Committee for Rent Control, public meeting, tomorrow, 7:30 at the library. Tenants Committee for Plainfield Rent Control will attend to circulate a petition to the Plainfield City Council for a Rent Control Ordinance.
Economic Development Committee, Aug 21, 7:30 p.m., City HallUbrary. Notices The Division of Recreation presents Dancing in the Street to the Muppet Band, today, 7:30 p.m., by the public library. Carol Conway and her dog, Bear, will demonstrate his Frisbee ability during intermission. Bring seating. The Optimist Club of Plainfield youth soccer league for children ages 7-11, deadline for registration, Aug 23.
Fee $1. Registration forms at Division of Recreation, City Hall, 515 Watchung and community centers. The program will be Saturdays, 9 a.m., Cedar Brook Park, beginning Sept. 6 with an orientation clinic. Volunteers needed to coach and officiate.
Contact Wally Torian, 561-7566 after 6:30 m. Outdoor Movies: "Dual of Iron Fists," today, 8:30 p.m., Plainfield Avenue Playground. "Mysterious Island," Aug. 21, 8.30 p.m., Library Park. Free admission.
Library activities: Children's Film Program, "Scruffy," "The Mole and The Car" and "That's My Name, Don't Wear It Out," Aug. 21, 10:30 a.m. Municipal Court Robert Hamilton, 14 E. Ninth Plain-field, dog at large. $10 fine.
Margaret Browson, 504 Church Place, Plainfield, interfering with a police officer, $50 fine. Aldolfo Carrasquillo, 633 Brookside Place, Plainfield, simple assault, $75 fine and $25 Violent Crimes Compensation Board; disorderly conduct, $75 fine and $25 Violent Crimes Compensation Board. Margaret Cash, 4 Country Lane, Edison, possession of under 25 grams marijuana, $50 fine. Barry Fortney, 1850 Myrtle Plain-field, possession of under 25 grams marijuana, $50 fine. Donald Gamble, 1431 E.
Second Plain-field, disorderly conduct, $50 fine. Harry White, 225 E. Fifth Plainfield, simple assault, $25 fine and $25 Violent Crimes Compensation Board. Earl Wade, 136 North Plainfield, bad check, $75 fine. Don L.
Winn, 17 Madison Apt. 13, Plainfield, disorderly conduct, $100 fine. Isaac M. Edwers, 20 Charles Metuchen, possession of over 25 grams marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, referred to the county prosecutor. Jorge L.
Rosado, 17 Madison Plain-field, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, referred to the county prosecutor. Fire Calls The fire department responded, to five false alarms over the weekend, in addition they responded to the following calls: Aug. 15: 2:11 p.m. Food left on the stove, 40 Mariners Place. 8:21 p.m.
Oven fire, 216 Johnston Ave. Aug. 16: 3:10 a.m.-Garage fire, 303 E. Seventh damages estimated at $1,000. 3:20 a.m.
Unnecessary alarm, E. Ninth Street and Second Place. 4:52 a.m.-Trash fire, 644 W. Fourth St. 6:20 a.m.-Automobile fire, 613 John interior fire, damage estimated at $100.
11:36 a.m. Illegal burning in the rear yard of 332 Clinton Ave. 12:56 p.m.-Water leak, 1144 Inwood Place. 2:11 p.m. Overheated light ballast, 321 Park Ave.
6:19 p.m.-Pot of food left on the stove, 438 W. Sixth St. Aug. 17: 12:16 a.m. Firebomb on the sidewalk, 602 W.
Front no damage. 5 a.m. Food left on the stove. 1:43 p.m. Alarm system malfunction, 1200 Randolph Road, Muhlenberg Hospital.
3:06 p.m. Accidental alarm, 1200 Randolph Road, Muhlenberg Hospital, the alarm system was being worked on. 3:27 p.m. Propane gas leaking from a truck, Clawson Avenue, 6:08 p.m. Unnecessary alarm, 332 Clinton Ave.
6:21 p.m. Paper burning in the oven, 310 Orange Place. Scotch Plains Meetings Library Board, tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the, library. Board of Adjustment, Aug. 21, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Building.
the department, 32 Winfield Scott Plaza, Elizabeth. Retired Railroaders Gub, annual picnic, Aug. 21, noon, Senior Citizen Center, 1306 Esterbrook Rah way. Admission $6. Information.
John Casey, 486-0215; Harry Stoll, 241-2268; Peter Bucavage, 388-3979, or Frank Abella, 486-7725. Notices Catholic One Parent Organization (COPO), Middlesex Qhapter, monthly dance, Aug. 22, 9 p.m., Polish National Home, New Market Avenue, South Plainfield. The nonprofit, non-sectartian organization invites new members. "Social Effectiveness Training," sponsored by Rutgers Medical School, single adults, 20-35 years, Thursdays, p.m., through Sept.
25, Borough Hall, Highland Park. Fee $35. Information, 752-5110. South Plainfield Seniors have tickets to the Garden State Art Center, for Liona Boyd, Aug. 21, and the Danny Costello Show, Sept.
22. Discount tickets to Great Adventure, through Oct. 26, also are available to seniors. Information, Dan Baker, 756-1824. Somerset County Bookmobile: today, Bridgewater: Thomae Park, Shepherd and Hawthorne p.m., Thomae Ave.
and Nagle, p.m.; Green Brook: Green Brook High School main parking lot, p.m.; Aug. 21, Bridgewater: Somerset Hills, Glenwood Terrace and Claire Drive, p.m.; Claire Drive and Arthur Road, p.m., and Aug. 22, Bradley Gardens, Recreation Area (Old York Road) p.m. In-person registration for Somerset County College's fall courses, Aug. 22, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., and Aug.
25-27, noon-4 p.m., and 5-8 p.m. Information 526-1200. Somerset County Heart Association, 208 West End Bridgewater, blood pressure screening, Thursdays, 5-8 p.m., and Fridays, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. No appointment necessary Information, 685-1121. community Fund.
Guest: Liberace. Fashion show and luncheon also presented. $40. 442 8600. FAIRS A SALES STOP N' SHOP: Flemington Raritan Rescue Squad Building.
Donation: $1 PROGRAMS PRESSURE CANNER GAUGE TESTING: 1 30pm. Cooperative Extension Service, Westfield. Taught by Ellawese B. McLendon. MEETINGS AUXILIARY OF VILLA MARIA: Executive board at with regular meeting at 8: 1 5pm.
Villa grounds, North Plainfield. Plans will be finalized for annual baiaar. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS, SOMERSET-HUNTERDON CHAPTER NO. 141: 8 30pm. Watchung View Inn, Bridgewater.
Mr. Dettleback will speak on Wills. Social will follow. TOWN AND COUNTRY SINGLES CLUB: 8 30pm. Black Horse Inn, Mendham.
All single or formerly married, approximate 30 plus, meet for music, dancing and conversation. Donation: $4. MISCELLANEOUS SOMERSET COUNTY COLLEGE REGISTRATION: 7-9pm. Hillsborough High School, North Plainfield Adult School and Hunterdon Central High School. MUSIC ITALIAN NIGHT: Echo Lake Park, Westfield and mountainside.
Kay Masters Orchestra to play: Italian folk dancing also scheduled. Rain date: Aug. 21 Fret 352 8431. SUMMER SING: 8pm. County College of Morris Student venier, center virove Koaa, Kendolph.
Michael May conducting Purcell's "Come Ye Sons of Art" and Schubert's Mass In G. Music furnished. $2,50. 538-1860. Of General Interest NORTH PLAINFIELD Citing hazards for students who walk to school, the Borough Council voted last night to seek a reduction of the speed limit on Route 22 as well as better public bus service in the community.
The council adopted a resolution calling on the state Department of Transportation (DOT) to lower the Route 22 speed limit from 50 to 45 miles an hour for cars and to "an appropriate lower speed for trucks." The resolution noted an increased volume of traffic on the highway. Council members also decided to request improved public bus service, especially to serve the needs of schoolchildren. An extension of bus service will be sought on Greenbrook Road from Rock Avenue to Somerset Street, on Mountain Avenue from Somerset Street to Route 22, and on Watchung Avenue and Somerset Street from the Plainfield line to the Watchung border on the north side of the highway. Copies of the request for better bus service will be sent to the Somerset Bus Plainfield Transit New Jersey Transit, the DOT and the state Public Utilities Commission. It was mentioned that the Planning Board has called attention to the hazards that exist for students who walk to school, especially those residing north of Route 22.
Tenants push for rent control PLAINFIELD Leaders pushing for a rent control ordinance in the city hope to get 3,000 names on a petition to present to the City Council. The Tenants Association for Plainfield Rent Control will sponsor a public meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the public library, at Park Avenue and West Eighth Street, to outline its strategy. Mark Sachs of New Brunswick, representing the New Jersey Tenants' Association, and Margaret Crutziner of the Union County Legal Services Society have been invited to speak at tomorrow's meeting. "We want to get as many names on the petition as we can," said Samuel Applebaum, one of the leaders of the drive for a city ordinance.
"We do not plan to address the council until we get a sizable petition. Then we can speak with authority," he added. Pony club trials scheduled A two-day equestrian event the Somerset Hills Pony Club horse trials and Area II training championships will be held Sept. 6 and 7 at the U.S. Equestrian Team headquarters on Pottersville Road in Bedminster.
About 200 entries will participate in a junior division, for those who have not reached their 21st birthday this year, and a senior division. Both local and out-of-state riders will compete. Dressage, cross-country and stadium tests at the pre-training level will be featured on Sept. 6, and all areas of the training level plus the Area II training championships will be held on Sept. 7.
Starting times both days are 8 a.m. for dressage, 10 a.m. for cross country, and 1 p.m. for stadium jumping. General admission is $5 per day for a carload of people, with parking on the grounds.
A Activities inviting participants from more than one Advance Registration CANADA TOUR: Aug. 28 Sept. I. Five days including Niagara Falls, Toronto, Marylake. Petey's Athletic Club, 1001 W.
Camplain Road, Manville. MARTY ROBBINS SHOW: Sept. 6 at the Roxbury Hills High School Auditorium in Succasunna. Sponsored by Petey's Athletic Club, 1 0Ol W. Camplain Road, Manville.
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG AND BUSCH GARDENS: Aug. 29 Sept. I Sponsored by Christ the King Church in Manville. For information and reservations, call 722 5118. WRITERS' WEEKEND: Oct.
24 26. Sponsored by Kilmer House Poetry Center ol New Brunswick at Camp Bernie in Port Murray. Total fee: $90. For information. 745 2788.
READING, PA. SHOPPING TRIP: Sept. 27. Sponsored by Consolata Fathers $18 includes bus fare and dinner. Leaves the Mission Center on Route 27.
Somerset at 7 a.m. Call 297-9191 or 254 9498 lafter 5 p.m.) ANQELS VS. YANKEES: Sept. 7 at Yankee Stadium. Petey's Athletic Club, Manville 1 6 for bus and ticket.
SELF-EXPRESSIVE PAINTING: Monday. 9am noon beginning Sept. 30. Hillsborough Leisure Time Learning Center. Limited to 10 students.
$35 for six sessions Call 4692424. 19th MISCELLANEOUS SOMERSET COUNTY COLLEGE REGISTRATION: 7-9pm. Franklin Township High School. 20th SOCIAL HARVEST HOME DINNER: 4 30pm. Three Bridges Reformed Church, Three Bridges.
Donation: $5.50 for dults, children under 1 2 $3, under 5 free. DAY AT THE RACES: Monmouth Park Racetrack, Oceanport, To benefit Garden Slate Cultural Center.
