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VOL I 5 NO. 24 j Clsil Fgllsga MOUNTAINSIDI, N.J., THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1 973 Fold si Mnuniolnilg'i, H. J. 20 CenM Ppr Cnpy Council prepares to snag1 pigeon problem on Tuesday

HyKAHKNHTOl.i. il;inger " In' nrilcil II s simply th.il thru a uiimmy sulist.irifi. HI, the riml which slicks to •[» 1 '" fhrce years tigo, a pair of pi(ji'(ins presc-ni'i' puses, ii pnssible hii/iiril :md »>• ihe fi'i't of the birds Since pigeiins dnn'i like in • tialiitiii unknown decided In lake up reconiiiiend iiii1 birds In1 removed " licstirky lhi'> ri'luse to lalitj mi thf house but 'in' under the eaves of a Woodland II one visits the siri'el in thr rliistimi' 'tit ,n rnnliiiK In Sirl'haul. the pnitilem isn I really ! " ti'iinc Apparently pleased with Ihe liirds usiially ralinol \w seen, iilthough Ihen1 m s.iUeil -They'll jusl land on Ihe house ncxl 1 i! ' Mountainside having one of the iviilriiti ol their presence They fly by day Hniir he said ' '.11 tales in the county i and the t|uahh Mit'hiiul explained .inti return to their nesl> .it HI that particular area iKchobrook nighl. winch is the niily time they tan tw Mi I'h.-iul explaitieii lhal it would require the ' it tliiil lime being in full iiprraiinn ciiiight rooperulion of all the residents in the area In Mir, I •i-iiiin in raise a family NUl'h.iul s.:nd hi* run![i;tru ulih/c1-. a sri,!^ eradicate the problem fur Ihe lurds will build 1 ilesls nearby if Ihes are simply th;ihcti Irnin )'•>!• ""k m rase you didn't know ••njiiy method to itiiire the lurds si'ltniB up oeihki H ihildri'll. and they breed four In nine de\ ires ill ihe CH\es -II v a limr ronsuiiiini: ^nndlantl ,s\enue •i "'.it (iive them ,:i couple uf years in ,i prifcrss OTIC Ih;11 hikes ahouf twi, ^rr-ks u> ••The situation there lia«. ri'all> gollen .>ijr ui r'.ilili' environment, and you'll have .i coitipletc he said •'but «i" ln'heve ii s ihr lirnpoitiot! he said They ran i bunch any "! tiruthers. sisters, aunts, uncles and only effi-ctue mentis of chminiititiK pi^i'oii.s more birds in these nests and if they're rail ttnnl '•"ii'iii". happily cooing, breeding, and "We leiive the snags in thr neslh lor a «hile removed they'll he movmj; In mher streets " dn ,lt "ilnT things that pigeons are wont lo do until the birds becoroi1 used to them Al first II Mi-Phaul's. or another exierminalors, \Uiifi :-• exactly what happened on Woodland they may noi rnost [here but eventually lhe> services are requested, there is Mime question start riKistinj! again, and then we trigger Ihe as lo who « ill pay ihe eiisls, the homeowners or I In hiiiU arc nesting in homes all along the snag, gel the turds and put them In sleep Ihe counril But as Councilman William Van ••in'i-i .Mill it s gotten to the point that local Mcl'hiiiil explained some exterminators put (Continued on page ?) residents are concerned aboulia possible health problem A*, line woman explained, I can I touch nil u,,, metw, since there are at least three inihi-v uf droppings on it. I won't let the children i.iki out the garbage because of Ihe condition u| ihe cans, and I won't permit my little (jiil uhn's just learning to walk, tc pliij, in the l,,(i'ki.iril There are droppings all over the Kriihs .in,! leaves " Hie rikidinlscalled in a pigeon exterminator if Mud) 'In situation and brought the problem COMMUNITY LIFELINE - Officers of (he Mogniointidt Sill Srandt, president, and Mrs, John O Connell and Mrl, H, '" 'he Huiird iif Health and the Borough Ciiuncil. Woman s Club present donolion to (h« Mounloinjide Rescue Arthur Tonnesen of the Woman s Club t'"'h M! uhii hare now dealing with the potentiiiI health ha/ani raised by the birds Squad Shown ore. from left. Al Hortung, squod treasurer (Photo-Grqphici) --O--O" illi: IIIINCIL called a special "wnrk" M's^iuii nexl Tuesday to meet with the residents Summer school •'i"l iiih Allen McPhaui of Humane Pest Community pool offers i"'uiiriil Uestfield, the exterminator who has iiei-r: .l.alinu with the local citizens MePhaul is liri'ii.iriniJ a report on the problem and the lagging badly' H">>ibli' rneans and costs of effective control expanded swim program Menihers of the local Board of Health, in 1 ludinR president Joseph Carr, Dr J Campbell The managvment of (he Mountiiniide available, taught by the management It was in registration Hmwird Jack Eisen and health officer Charles Community Pool has announced leveral pointed out that a parent must accompany each l'"H'i inspected the area Saturday, and, ac- changest in this ynr's swimming instruction child in the pool, and that the number of lessons Mountainside Superintendent of School!, Dr '"riimi; lo [jr Howard, will recommend that program because of increased enrollment in has been increased from four to eight. Levin B. Hanigan, in his monthly bulletin ' iiujH i) diial with the situation as a "potential" iait year B lessons The Mw times for tins years lessons are as releated last week, requested parents of health hazard, EYES ON NOVEMBER — Democratic Party candidates for Mountainside borough Severs! new classes have been added follows: 9:05.9:35; 9;«-10:10; I0:1S-10:«I potential summer school itudentj to enroll offices review their campaign plans and orgoniiation for the coming elections. their children in the classes before th<- 1 Jr. Howard noted that pigeons are capable of I^essona for preschoolers will again be 10:50-11:20; ll:2O-!'.:5O (for preschoolers arrymg several viruses, but emphasized that They ore, from left. Sieve Sussko, running for 1O)s collector; Frank Gogliano, for only). deadline, May 31, Borough Council, and A!b«rt D Amanda, for Borough Council, Hamiian noted (hit enrollments «r< it is not knqwn if the Mountainside birds are The following is a lilt of Un Red Cross carriers "There is not a high potential for swimming lessons which will be available at "lagging bidly" and reported that not one New slate installed; the pool this summer: beginners, advanced offering has a minimum of 10 students signed- beginners, intermediate, swimmer, advanced up "May 31 is the absolute deadline," he said, Hoffarth decision' Bradsfiaw appointment VFW asks support swimmer, junior lifesaving, senior lifeiaving, "because teachers mint be employed and diving, adult lessons, tynehronized swimming. teacher pay rates adopted at the school board The scheduled starting dates for the above- meeting on June S. I must have the Intervening to run for council in sale of poppies mentioned classes are ts follows time to prepare a recommended program for questioned by Cardoni the board " Mountainside Memorial Post 10138, Veterans Preschool: July 2. July IS, July 30, Aug. 13. Beginner and advanced beginner: July 2, Hanigan reported the instrumental music hailed by Herrgott The appointment of Nicholas Bradshaw to fill members of council at the recent borough of Foreign Wars, installed officers May 15 at the Borough Council seat vacated by Louis council meeting on May 15, as reported in the July S, Aug 13. claisei have been th« mo§! succeMful, with a The announcement by Elmer Hoffarth of his the Elks Club The oath of office was ad- Parent was the subject of a statement issued Mountainside Echo and repeated to me by Intermediate, swimmer and advanced total of n youngsters reglitered in two grade intention to run for the Mountainside Borough ministered by Pait Commander Ed Seltviik, this week by H, R. Cardoni, Mountainside annoyed residents of our community, prompt swimmer: July 2, Aug. 1. groups, Reading for Grade 1 is approaching the Council was hailed this week by Raymond J The officers for 1873-74 are: pott com- Democratic municipal chairman. He also me to make the following statement. The dates for adult lessons, synchronized limit, with seven pupils signed-up. Vre- Hirrgott, a life-time Republican and a borough mander, Frank Thlel; senior vice-commander, commented on remarks made by Mayor swimming, and junior and senior lifesaving kindergarten, baiic and enrichment post- councilman under Mayors Eugene F Rau and Dave Wagner; junior vice-commander, Tom Thomas Rieciafdi at the council meeting "It appears that the current political at will bj announced at a later date kindergarten programs each have" six Frederick Wilhelm Jr" Halli'y, quartermaster, Bill Leber; chaplain, regiitranti. regarding Bradshaw and Abe Suckno, both of mosphere in Washington and Trenton has in- Registration will be taken at the pool on the Offering his •wholehearted support to fluenced the local Republican administration to Bill Schryba; post surgeon, Arnold Jacobs, and The planned foreign language program also whom have filed as Republican council can- trustee for three years, Monroe Nestler. Memorial Day weekend. Hoffarth, Herrgott stated Mountainside engage in political games in Mountainside to was discuued, with the superintendent ex- "should take advantage of Elmer's vast ex- maintain control of the town go?trnment. On The pott will participate in the Memorial Day plaining that one teacher will be employed, and The full text of Cardoni's statement reads as parade in Wesifield, perience and vigor " Tuesday night. May is, we were confronted Holiday deadline two languages, Spanish and French, will be follows; with the accomplished fact that one of the Put Commander Joe Mitur urged ill people offered. Htrgott added 'Hoffarth, affectionately Became of (he Memorial Day holiday on known as Mr Mountainside, has been serving "The statements made by our mayor and Republican candidates for Borough Council in the community to wear a VFW Buddy Poppy Monday, this newipaper urges strict com- "Theoretically," Hanigan laid, "next year's on Memorial Day next Monday, as a "symbol th«borough faithfully for 23 years. His untiring had been selected to fill a vacancy and pliance with It* Frldiy newt deadline for all seventh and eighth graden are to bt included efforts to make Mountainside an outstanding therefore would run in the primary election of respect and appreciation for the men and miterlil intended for the May 31 lisue. All in the program, unies* the student load exceeds Firemen laud residents women who havi given their llvej and health in community have been an inspiration to all who (and hopefully in the November election) as an orgiBlMlignal, locla! gad other Itemi lor Che that which one teacher can be expected to have been privileged to work with him incumben!. On this basis, the candidate that is the service of their country." handle, In this event, the program will either be neit liiue ihould be submitted by tomorrow "Elmer's experience has ehcompaised for fund contributions the recipient of the mayor's largesse will be Poppy chairman John Miarml and Soltyiik morning. {Centinuffl* on sage ?) added:'' When a VFW volunteer offers a poppy, nearly every division of the municipal The members of the Mountainside Fire able to point with pride to his 'experience' in please contribute generously. Your help will go government. His official duties have included Company this week thanked Mountainside seeking the nomination for the council seat. a long way towards smoothing the path of a Mountainside business administrator, residents for their generosity during the recent "While recognizing the right of the mayor to deserving veteran, Citizenship delegate named tTMiurir, tax collector, member of Board of annual fund drive, fill a vacancy, one wonders why he waited until "The proceeds from the sale of Buddy Education, custodian of school funds and A spokesman said, "Support of this type this late date to do so when everyone wai awart Poppies ire also devoted for the purpose of municipal court clerk, certainly makes the ali-volunteer membership that a vacancy on council was imminent and in aiding the families of the men who gave their Herrgott stated further that "Mountainside ii want to do that much more for the. benefit of the fact did occur early in the year. Was the live* and who lost their health and livelihood." for institute by Woman's Club toeing difficult decisions which will affect our Community, To those families which were not pressure of council business so burdensome or Programs assisted through poppy sales in- The Mountainside, Woman's Club has been Tht delegate is Dtmiie Alessl, daughter of cherished low tax rate. Mr, Hoffarth can help at home when we knocked on each door in town, did the appointment serve some other purpost clude a home for the orphans of veterans, notified of the selection of a delegate and Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Aleut of 1281 Knoliwood ui nukf the right decision. I resptctfully urge we ask you send in your donations in the en- for the mayor? entertainment programs at veterans and alternate to the Cltiienshlp Institute for Girls rd. She attend! GOT, Livingston Regional High every Mountainside voter to support Elmer velope we left for your convenience. The full "Furthermore, the mayor used a public military hospitals and direct aid to families of held at Douglass College, New Brunswick, each School, Berkeley Helghti, Mill Aleisi and hir Hoffarth on primary Day-Tuesday, June 5," success of our drive depends on you." (CenHnuid on page ») needy veterans. June for girls in their junior year in high school. twin iliter, Dorent, are on the twirling squad with the Highlander Band. She is a member of the Itudent Auxiliary and of the Westminster Choir, WMtfleld Preibyterlan Church, Miss Alessi has an interest in nursing and plans to attend Union CoUep, enjoyi horseback riding, swimming, seujng, is a member of the drama club and had a part in the school play. The alternate is Deborah Reich, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Morton Reich of 10*3 Ebton dr. She attends Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield. Mitt Reich's main interest it In linguistics and the plant to attend law school. Her hobby it piano. She it a member of the music department chorale, and New Jersey All-Stare Chorus. Miss Reich if local president of the International Thespian Society and Drama Club and is involved with Student Council, advisory board and district committee on grading and evaluation. She also was in the school play. The State Federation of Women's Clubs began holding the CitUentnip Institute in 1946 at Montclalr State College. It began with 25 girls and lasted two days. In 1947 it was changed to the New Jersey College for Women (Continued on peg* »i Tree spraying starts to fight moths, insects Hw Bonagh of MrantaJnUde Shade Tree Commltttai this weak announced the start of the annual tree spraying program. The first IN MEMORIAM — CommandV Jo* Mjjifur of Jriountoirtiid* Memorial Pott. Veteran* •praying began fast weak *>r all oaks on borough streets, to control canker worm* PING STRATEGY — Nick tradthaw (left). Ruth Gibodlo Regular Organization Republican* tri Mountalmlde, to | of Foreign Wart, pint a Buddy Poppy' on Mrt. William Uttl* Jr. of Mountolntld* to tncMb* Suckno (far right) art shewn at a recent meeting for the June primary campaign. Bradthaw and Suckno are »tort the Memorial Day poppytole. Hwton, Lt. William Little 3rd, wot killed in A secant} spray application will be done With William Biunno, Militant campaign coordinator for the inking election to »h» Borough Council. Mrt. Gtbadio It 0 octlon In Vietnam on Nov. 11, 1964, approximately June l for all itreet met to offer "one of the best competitive swimming Imiiitns were again victorious by edging the hination was Adam Williams ami Tom Hui-lbig squeezed by the Vikings, 13-12. The pitchers FRIDAY DEADLINE programs in the arei," he added All ltf.m give dieh Simpson had eight strike-outs and the win for his team Mike French scored three RBI Blue swimmer a "very progressive and in- Stars Mike Simmons had seven strike-outs. The dividualized program " His program is Chiefs squeezed by the Vikings 16-15. The designed to "prove to you that competitive in girls' Softball action swimming can make the swimmers' summer a Holt-nets hit a triplr find nuide three nut winning pilcher was Ken Klebous, Viking Jeff The Owls shut out the previously undefeated worthwhile and enjoyable one " standing catches in !hi> field, the liisl one ;i lim1 Istirs had four hits The Blue Stars whipped the Robins 1-fl in Mountainside girls' softhall The pool invited anyone in Mountainside, up Specialists i" thp drive for the filial nut of the game Alison Kelly Mustangs, IB ft The winning pitcher was Mike Debbie Orgen pitched the game and hit a home tn the age of 17 as of July i, who has an interest World'}, finest hit two doubles Simmons run Maureen Palmer at shortstop played m competitive swimming to join the pool and The Orioles beat the Flimiingm-s H-.1 with In the National U-ague. the Giants remained CHffSfS sensational ball ihe team Debbie Preziosi and Debbie Dorm doing the in first place by crushing the Cubs, 10-4 The The Owls then went on to defeat the ('annnes pitching Debbie Preziosi 111' a homer, and winning pilvhvr WHS .lustin drau Swim team practice will be held weekdays 13-9 with Debbie Orgen again the winning Karen Doughert hit a triple Sue Nestler for the The Giants edged Ihe Brivel, 10-9 The from u am to noon, starting on June 25 There LIKE A pitcher and this time hitting two home runs In winning pitcher was Chris Orgen. will be no evening practices, except on Flamingoes hit a home run The Orioles then WORLDWIDE Iheir third game of the week, they came from trounced the Toucans JK Debbie Prezifisi hit In the American League, the Tigerj defeated Tuesdays from li to fl. behind to beat the Toucans IS 11 Maureen three home runs and two triples, Stephanie the Yankees. -13 The winning pitching com EPICURE Palmer was the winning pitcher and also hit a Rizzo hit two home runs. Debbie Doriii hi! a binalion was Bruce Geiger, Gary Kane and TOUR home run homer, and Karen Dougherty ;md l,i?. Martin t'l'ter Hism Bruce Ceiger also hit a home run Mountainside mounts The Flamingoes won their first game of the each hit a homer and a triple The Twins walloped the Red Sox i-3 Keith EVE»y V a S I f- T Y Q I season by edging the Cardinals 9-7 Pam llf^ CHrtSF THAT The Blackbirds edged the Orioles 19-15 with Ilanigan was the winning pitcher He also had ridden to championship fc A N f. I ' ' " O M Hamilton and Pat Greeley shared pitching three RBI John Sexton of the Sox hit a single CfiUVEHE OF AUilHIA Betsy Earle the winning pitcher and also hit a The Flying Dutchman and Number One, TO MONTtHCV JACK NO* STOCK HYDROCAL, honors Erin Harrigan hit a homer, Susan and a triple The Twins clobbered the Tigers wi home run, and a triple In another close garni' horses owned by Sky Top Farms of Maun, FKOM IMF UNITED 12-0 The winning pitchers were Keith Hanigan STATES the Blackbirds squeaked by the Ragles 15-13 lainside, were among the mounts ridden by nnd Ureg Van Nairn? Ilanigan still showing with Laurie Hiley the winning pitcher members of Junior Essex Troop B of Westfield HicKoiy 5i|Uiiri> 11-0 frock record great baseball form hit a grand slam homer A The Eagles beat the Roadrunners 13-4 with when they won the Junior Team Division Shopfmiii CBMIIM CASAMORELLA, Im Barbara VanBenschofen the winning pitcher leaping catch m centerfield by Jeff Bradshaw championship at the 22nd annual junior Essex N( ,->,! if ,i-,lliiiii"il L.ini'i NORTH BRANCH. N J The Roadrunners were held scoreless after the ended the game for Dayfon team Troop Horse Show, held May 11-13 in West Chatham !*f> N(i,ir h'litwivilh' [JuvC Iri MOVIfi TJS-Tfii'J first inning Jean Kascin and Caroline All little leaguers wish a speedy recovery to Orange. B22 2114 Billy Ventura who broke his wrist when he MiKJM". Wi't'kii.tya B 4 .'(0 Hundays 1 "i The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Garretson played superb ball The Eagles then Twenty Weitfield members competed in 34 varsity track team defeated Linden and trounced the Parrots 2712 Barbara Van- made a spectacular slide into home OPEN WON JftT cv cuts agiinst nine other teams from New ? M s m 5 4} p m Caldwell last week, to boost its record to a during the Mountaineer Viking game. benichoten, Jean Kascin, and Nancy Dow Jersey. New York and Connecticut tfrttrtrttri perfect 11-0, This past Saturday, the Bulldogs pitched for the winners Nancy Dow hit a grand entered the Union County track and field slam and Barbara VanBenschoten hit a homer charnpionihipi. The Bluejays squeaked by the Canaries 20-18 In the Union County meet, Dayton was ltd by with Jan Borkowski and Kathy Sehon the sophomore Bruce Heide, who placed third in winning piieheri Jan struck out four and hit a the discus throw Teammate Scott Herman triple, and Linda Schon hit three doubles Linda captured fourth place In the ihot put, with a Manelnelll had two triples, caught two fly balls toss of over 64 feet. Jeff Fine also look a fourth, in the fifth inning In the sixth she made a ANNUAL diving catch for the third out, preventing the in the 100 yard dash. INTf The Bulldogs face Rosalie today in a home Canaries from tieing up the game They then s\ contest at Meiiel Field in Springfield. Thii beat the Peacocks 51-3 Be wise... Saturday, the team will trivel to Morristown to The Roadrunners trounced the Falcons 11 18 compete in the state sectional meet, in an at Ronnie Huff hit two home runs, one a grand gives you tempt to capture its sixth straight itate sec- slam Penny Levitt, Karen Sury, and Beth THK ELECTRON tional championship. Young also hit homers They then beat the MICROSCOPE Peacocks 19-12 with Beth Young the winning The invention and pitcher. refinement of the electron ANNUAI YIELD Kenilworth cop The Robins trounced the Doves 32fi with microscope has been the most Sways 6 Cathy Carthy the winning pitcher Patty dramatic development in 20th Laiiewiki hit a home run Century microscopy It has With our Two-Ywr will trade badge The Falcons edged the Peacocks 15-13 with enabled scientists to delve The Mountainside Police Department will be Lynda Cleveland, Melanie Tulehin, and Sharon further into the structure of Savings Certificates brougnt up to a full complement of 20 officer! Schoffman sharing pitching honors, Chriita cells and holds the promise of June i when John J, O'Lock Jr. Of 335 Lehmann as catcher played a good game shedding new light on the Boulevard, Kenilworth, becomes a member of making a spectacular catch for a crucial out nature of diseases you can save the force, O'Lock, presently with the •o .<).. In contrast to the con- Kenilworth police, was approved as a TEAM STANDINGS ventional light microscope, probationary patrolman at last week's session W L the electron microscope uses a of the Mountainside Borough Council, Bluejays 7 l beam of electrons insteid of a Two other patrolmen, William Moylan of Owls 6 1 light beam to achieve high Elizabeth, and John Garret! of Plicataway, Robins 6 1 magnification. The beam of who was formerly a member of the New York Blackbirds 5 1 electrons passes through the Transit Authority Police, are completing their Eagles 4 2 central column of the studies at the Union County Police Academy, microscope where electro- Caniriei 4 3 Westfield, They will graduate tornofrow, and magnetic lenses focus it on the O ANNUAL Roadrunners 4 3 begin active duty In Mountainside on Monday, specimen under study. The INTEREST Toucans 4 4 central column is under high Orioles 3 4 vacuum to allow the electrons Falcons 2 5 Doug/ass dean's list to pass throuih the column Doves i 4 gives you since any contact with air Parrots 1 4 JoAnn Kovatch of 1048 Sunny Slept dr., Itops the downward flow of Cardinals I 5 Mountainside, has been mined to the dean's electrons. The instrument ilio Flamingoes 1 6 0 EFFECTIVE list for outstanding academic achievement at has a higher resolving power Peaeoeki 1 6 Dou|laii College in th« fall term. 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2 hurt in accident, motorist is charged in careless driving A Mountainside man lias liren charged by Springfield police with careless driving after he was involved in nn accident early Sunday in which he- and ,i passnnger were injured Police said Richard Hladis of 2 High Point dr , Mountainside, was trnvellinH east on Milltnwn road near Smilhfleld drive at 1:40 a m when his car failed to negotiate a curve, hit ii curb, went out of control iind struck a guard rail Bladis and the passenger, John Lobelln of 23 Becker nl , Springfield, were taken to Overlook TRIBAL PULSE Indian Guides of the Summit Area YMCA and their dads participated Hospital hy the Springfield First Aid Squad. in a Illness testing night last woek at the Y. Kraus-W«b«r tests measuring minimum Bladis reportedly suffered head and chest muscular fitness were administered with exercise instruction provided for home injuries, Lobelln shoulder injuries uso Tests will bo given ngam in tho fall to measure improvement Shown left to A three-car crash wan reported at II Slam right oro YMCA loader Stove Butler testing pulse of Al Begloiler with son John of Monday al the intersection of Linden and Springfield Wabenuavenues hut, according to pnlicij, there MAI If it Hjt, DAMAGE Springfield police this week released rnom wo'< rnnsacked but several windows were were no injuries tin1, phottjqraph of a Thelma Sandmeier School riasiroom broken light fixtures were torn out and a portion of hallway I'tilici' said one driver, Greiia L Gill of 8,1 S 'unsij.knd by vandals on (Viay 12 Police said on estimated reilmq mas pulled down Police said apparently nothing was Maple ave , Springfield, told them she had stolen from the building Confirmation, graduation set I' 000 WOrth of damage wai done in the building Only ant proceeded into the intersection after halting for ii stop sign, but ciaimi'd she did not see a for Temple Beth Ahm pupils vehicle travelling west on Waheno Rev. Forsberg will conclude Confirmation ffstivifu'H for lhi> students of on Wednesday evening, June 6 at B, Temple Beth Ahm will Robert Schneider, Steven Shindler, Gary tumplrleri the two-year confirmation progrum hnltl ^fiiduation exercises for the students of Solomon, I,ance Sleinberg, Frederic Sieinhirt; series on prayer Wednesday \hv fifth year class Rabbi Uvlnc, Margnlis ,' Also, Susan Gcrber, jqanhe Gold, Dtvld will Iw hrlii on Saturdaj i-vening. June I, at fl The st'curiil in ;itwo-part series on prayer mid Hawaii Dardashti will conduct the ser CiQldstein, Alan H • Grossman, Mortin Education Act fellow The program will he conducted liy liiihhi Which IS lllMi.i! - iiinsored by the Christian vices The students will present a cantata Gruenherg,' Michael Gwirlsrnan, Jeffrey Before entering the ministry. Miss Forsberg Hfuhen K Levine. ilenjamin Margolis Kducatiun Adult t'nmmittee of the Snng- under the direction of their teachers, I.ina l.ubash. Andrew Mantel, Neil Aleisel, Mitli served as a high school teacher and YWf'A educational director, and Hiuzan Fariri Ihr field I'rcsl.NiiTi iii Church will be heid program executive She has been In the Middle dashd The confirmation class includes .Aaron Hnijdii. Khfior Hozeti and Rachel Weinberg •Miller, Bess Morrison, Ilene-Ogintz, Mltchel Tokajer, Susan Wallick. Stuart" Werner, next Wcdni'MiiH evening at 8 in the Fast five times leading study groups Last Adler Mure Huiiii, Hicharil Cnhn, Michael Craduales • arc Howard Becker, jiohert, PresbyliTian I'.insh House, 37 Church Mall summer she conducted a three week tour for Davis, Honni Fink Km Krniner. l)ehr/i BnhriKl Bruce Davison,, Jaymi Davison Michael Wjtienberg, Jeffrey. Zeller. Arlepe 1 'Zuckerberg .• The Hr\ Nam \ Fcirsberg, pastor of the First lay men and women from churches principally llnrmiin Michcll Kiirl-niiin, Sosiiri 1'amelii Iiennis, Robert, KhrenwnruV I'aljice ConijrcKalM'niil Church of Union, is leading Ihe Manheimcr. Judith Millnwin, David FeuiT Jay Fine, Kenneth Fingerhut, ,Alan in Essex and I'nion cnutilic's The group On Tuesday evening, June 5, consecration series Mis. K»rshcrg was the first woman of ((pprnheim, Susan I'rokiK'imer, Joseph Sieber Kaimnwitt. James llalper. Michael I'sMrman, traveled extensively from Ihe Lebanese bonier ceremonies 'Pt Ihe students of the first-year • her i •iiiinatiun lo be cliarged with a parish Malnri Sklar, Keith Widoin Hhiiri Wildman llarvf> .Kaish, Sherrie Karan, Marc in the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula classes of Temple Beth, Ahm will be held The respmiMlliihh in New Jerley She recentU Steven Winard, Marisa Wohl. I>brii kcsselhaut, llamli Kessier, Clifford Krighilsky, •• children will present a cantata under the l'0t!l|lli'l|. ,i ii'rrii us president of the Clergy and Honnie Zrmel Ferlmuiter. Bonnie Active for many years in Church Women direction of their teachers, llelene Braver und ASSiiri.lll i>f I riion Township, an interfaith I'nited, Miss Forsherg is vice-president and ii She is interested in building UiiD CABS DON T Oil • Shelley Uoren " denominational coordinator for this group in understanding between peoples of New Jersey . ParticipenLs will include David Barison.' vari'iw Mioiis racial and ethnic groups, and Serving as a lead in to Miss Fursberg s •Wendy Beinsttwk, Marc Chasman, Karen she | "1 have read and rereadthe - VOTE 41! with the Naval Advisory Unit in Danong, Vietnam door lolicitation by chtldrtn bill trying to find a loophole (mm under tge- IB. p«,d O .t THE COMMITIIF TO from April to September 1972, In Monterey. which would allow pur young - JtBBT TO tMf RETURN Quinlan is pursuing a master of science degree in " "I would think he would be people to continue the normal 51N4IC uhyhiilly. y,f§mis Miis management. sorry he ever introduced, the discourse of their group ac- tivities but can find nonei" Strasbourg." measure (Senate 2321) LaScaia ," , because of the damaging McDonough added, Pantan,, mlr t\v Gloria impact the bill would have "Though my opponent calls .uiter includes • B.S, degree upon young people's in-it a 'guideline' to assist the ah .24 acliye - • llfiiiits >;lle the headquarters, located at the Town & Campus result of hard worK by pvople like you Motel In Elisabeth throughout the state." On that occasion, Byrne greeted ap Thomns Kaeimareli. Union County proximately 200 volunteer! md supporters and freeholder and chairman of the Union County tnld the crowd it was "time to grapple with the Byrne for Governor Committee, commented on Ihe naming of the borough campaign leaders Their appointment here in Mountainside," he Two will receive said, "and the support coming from other municipalities •• well, indicates the strong support thai Brendan Byrne is receiving in his degree with honors bid for governor We feel that Brendan Hyrne Is Ihe man who will defeat William ( ahill in at Newark State November " Two Mountainside residents will be graduating cum laude Tueidiy when Newark Slate College in Union his ill iilth com Residents can aid mencemeni on the college green at 10 am Constance Aloupis, 1158 Blue ter, will receive a bachelor's degree in elementary police in handling education, and Gloria O'Donnell, 177 Central ave., a ill receive a bachelor') degree m borough problems political science. For the first lime in the history of the college Mountainside Police Commiisioner Peter the degree of bachelor of science will be con Simmons, in a report made at last week's ferred Approximately 1,073 biehelor of arts session of the Borough Council, asked local and bachelor of icience degrees, and 400 residents' aisistanee in two areas: continued master of arts degrees are to b« awarded cooperation with police in reporting suspicious In addition to the presentation of academic persons or automobiles in the borough and CAMPAIGN LEADER Brendan T Byrne Democratic candidate tor 1 degrees Newark State will confer threi parental aid in eliminating "the growinji ,|i,;ij!t. Beth LoMus of Mountainside recently appointed to coordinate honorary degrees of doctor of humane letters In problem of malicious damage to property " inniiy (nnipQiqn .n the horciugh Akn named were Tom Loftus and Joe Millicent Fenwick, director of the New Jersey Regarding the latter, Simmons reported ntypa State Division of Consumer Affairs and former there had been 13 cases of damage to property member of the New Jersey General Assembly during the month of April, in addition to 2» Illlllllllllilllllll MHIlLlilHlliiiimilUl'Ll Herbert J stern, U.S. attorney for the District street lights being put out of commission, in ol New jersey and Edward ViUellB, principiil cidenls he said were "related to the malicious Donahue fo speak AT OPEN HOUSE Ediih B Spsth vice ihuirrngn ol ;he MounloiniidB Rtpublitnn City dancer with ihe New York City Ballet, damage problem." Committee greet!, Slate Sen Jerome M Epstein ot on open house htld recently at The processional will be led by the college "The police department is manning the town, Epsteins reelection campaign hgadquarteri located on Rt 22 in Scotch Plains to school group marshal. Prof Willard Zweidinner, who has and there is increased surveillance of areas Several hundred constituenti attended the program to great the GOP incumbent I uur l,mh ol l.ourdes. Mountainside, Homi1 been a member of the faculty of Newark Stale where we believe this sort of damage Is most onci to hear remarks by Congreiiman Charles Sandman, a Republican and School Association will hold ii meeting College since I93S prevalent," he noted, "but we still have to ask gubernatorial candidate and Slate Sen Fronds X McDermott el Weitfttld Wednesday at H 311 p m in the school parents, 'Where are your children'"' auditorium Gerard Donahue, executive Simmons noted that during April there had director of the N j Federation. Citizens for Bachelor's degree been four break and entries at homei, and two Kdiicaiiomil Freedom, will be the guest ,ii local businesses. "Police received IO reports Mueller attains list „ ,. .. ,, Publicity Chairmen flft urged to obiervp it* '\ . ,SL r T N.M iu?* > I'M speaker "I suspicious persons, and 22 of suspicious y for Susan Massa iulomobiles This (reporting i is a citizens' Peter Mueller, 254 Bridle path. Moun fri[1i1y ()(Mdhnt. lor oth(lr ,har, lpo, „„„, Donahue, iin alumnus of Fordham timer iainside, is among Ihe students named In Ihe | , ,,„,,. „»,, nddreii and phone Susan I'rsala Massa, daughter Of Mr. and iffort that has proved to be effective in keeping n YOur siiy. hnlds a master's degree in marketing dean's list at Baldwin Wallace College for the ,„„,-,t ,, Mrs Ned Massa of Mountainside was ireak and entries to a minimum " n Irnrv New York University, and has completed fall semesler at the Herea, Ohio school courses at Stanford. Ohio Slate. Rochester and graduated from Kentucky Wesleyan Colieje Simmons also reported that police had [1 hi I 4 I Owensboro, Ky., on Saturday. received 75 requests to check vacant homes H ! II 'virthwestprn universities Author of the N J Fair Bus Law he was Miss Massa was among 173 students at ilir during April, requests which met with his tw iri> elected lo ihe River Dell Regional Public school \n participate in the !07th com approval "This is a good program," he staled, Hinii School Board of Education and to Ihe first mencement ceremonies at the college. Bishop and we encourage those residents who are lay hoard of education at St Joseph Regional Frank L. Robertson, leader of the Louisville leaving their homes vacant to notify local of High School Donahue was also appointed by Area of Ihe I'nited Methodist Church wal ihi- [icers of that fact " FEDDERS (iov Rirhard J Hughes tn a commission to commencement speaker Miss Massi receiveii a bachelor of arts degree. WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS studs stale aid lo public schools Miss Mazur given Frwe Survey.No Obligation Specializing in Through the Wall Installation! Pingry student on list Janis G. Luttgens SALES A SIRVICI ON ALL MAKIS William Minoguc of 331 Rolling Rock rd., degree by college Mniintainside. has received honor grades for Ann Cathey Majur of Raccoon hollow, 'lie fourth marking period at Pingry School in earns AA degree Mountainside, was among (he 129 students ii.milllllllUiillUllilll Hillside. Janis Gail Lult|ens, daughter of Mr, and receiving degrees yesterday at the annual Mrs Melvin C Luttgens of Old Tote road commencement exercises of the College of Mountainside, was graduated May 19 from Has Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station Path Junior College, Longmeadow, Mass. Milicent H Fenwick, director of the State v * iv '' Miss Luttgens was among 132 women at thi- Division of Consumer Affairs, the main MEMBIB OF CRANFQRD CHAMBIH OF COMMiRCI school who received degrees at the college's speaker, discussed consumer protection in New commencement exercises Jersey The Most Itev Uiwrence B Casey, She was awarded an associate in arts Bishop of Paterson, conferred degrees on the 218 mmm ML 2761160 CRAHFORO degree in the pre-teaching program members of the college's 7ist graduating class Sgh Davies cited by AF

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - and professionalism in con Sgt. Warren R. Daviei jr,, son ducting a variety ol speci- of Mr and Mrs. Warren H alized missions which in- Davies of 317 Old Tote rd , cluded reconBaissance of sa Mountainside, N j., is a mem- lellile launch and recovery AIR CtrNOITIONrNG ber of the Military Airlift amis and flying through Command's global 9th Wea- hurricanes and typhoons lo ther Reconnaissance Wing gather vital weather data. The which has earned the US Air 9th compiled an unequally Force Outstanding Unit maintenance evaluation score Award and an unblemished safety Sgt Davies, a radar repair- record while meeting all man, is assigned to McCIellan worldwide requirements. AFB, Calif, with the Bth'iBSth The •.iTgeant will wear a Weather Reconnaiiianee distinctive service ribbon to Squadron. The wing, head- mark his affiliation with the quartered at McCIellan, re- ceived the award for excep- unit tionally meritorious service He is, a 1968 graduate of Gov, from Jan. 1 through Dee, 31, Livingston Regional High GETTHE 1971, School, Berkeley Heights, N.J, Wing perionnel were cited Sgt Davies' wife is the former ROUND ONE for outstanding performance Lydia G, Gutierrez,

Public Notice M1NUIT LANDS Peter Mlnuit, Dutch NQTiCI OF APPLICATION Lolonizer, arrived at TAKE NOTICE th«t fowtr Sttak House Inc., trading at Manhattan Island on May 4, TOWER STIAKHOUSI INC., »m 1626. BONUS!!! applied io the Council of the Borough 01 Mountainside. New with •lurchasfiof any jtrity for a Plenary Retail Consumption License, C4, for of our cieluMe equip.; OR THE premises situated at Route m, ! To Publicity Cheirman! pi' * n fine gif* f'o:r> Mountalntide, N.J, Would you Ilkl tom« h.lp our qift catalogue OTHER OblMtlons, if any, should be in pr.porlng ntwipaHr '•- mafle Immediately In writing to LIP, ITFLJ! ACT NOW I Helena M, Dunne, Deputy, let,,,,? Wtltt <0 thi, mwl- Borough Clerk, ol Mountainside. paper and gikfsraur "Tlpt New Jersey on Submitting N.w. R>- TOWER'STEAK HOUSE INC, 1 (lionea) i' Home imPRovemenT Loan WILLIAM H. MOTTIR President HIS WyeKwaod Rd. s 6 Mountainside, N.j, Public Notice WILLIAM G, MOTTiR Vice President Vli Willow Grove RdR , PUBLIC NOTICl MountainsMtMountaiM N, N.JJ, BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE saveuPTo 514) SLIZA!<^uii!|iH}miB , n,j, PUBLIC NOTICl li werthy ELIZABETH'Ht . MOTTER given that A Resolution which the Se£ritiry,Treasuffr following Its copy was Introduced, III! wychwooel Rd, read, and MUM at • regular AAountiinsldf, N.J, meeting of tht Mayor and council Mts, Beho, May 24, 31, 1W1 of the Borough of Mountainside on Perhaps this it the year you can add those new rooms, or (FfeiiO.IO) tnt nth flty si /May, \m,m, COMPARE RffTES BEFORE YOU BUY WHEREAS, N.J.S.A 440AV 13? complete that dormer area. Maybe it's that free-form requlrei Mtntfy muniicipalitc y In inground swimming poo! you've been promising tht family. rrcxxjLD NOTICl OF APPLICATION the state of N*w Jersey pr TAKI NOTICE that rovide for Whatever the improvement, it's a sure bet that you will Mountainilde Drug Company, me appointment of a MiiMunicipal l T/tl NATIONAL MNK 38GS002 .ONDINSING UNIT-2AF002 Coil-IB Ft. Tublnfl- trading as MOUNTAINSIDE Attorney; ind - plan and dtiign and teak qualified estimates before you begin DRUG COMPANY, h« applM to WHiABAIi Hit •srough Budget HOMI IMMOVlMtNT MAXIMUM] rhfrrrostBt , Buy from B Specialist - We don't Soli Oil Tubs, the Council of the Borough of for 1971 prmriflit lunfls lor the work. However, many people do not take the same (TIM 10«i RAT! j Mounninslde, New Jerjey, tor a payment of the Municipal at necessary time and planning required for mart financing Sinks or T V.'s » AIR CONDITIONING IS OUR ONLY BUSI- lorney. omt Linn Plenary Retail Dlstrlbgllon of • project, md agree to the convenient yet eoitly financing \IISS Wf,ui vice all makes of Heating or Cooling Equipment. Licenn,OS,for premisesiliyaf«iltuatefal WHBRiAS, N.J.S.A, 4DA:1M FfS£»df •9,03116 MMtll H,0M,1« M.OOOOO' ft Wf Mountain Avenue' ™. require* that the Resolution plans available elsewhere. The National Sank ef New Jersey SERVING YOUR ARIA OViR 20 YEARS. Installation Mountainiide, N.J. - authoi-liirw th« award of a con, ANNUAL tract ter ,«Ff»ltMion»| Sirvices" can offer professional consultation md tha low rate to Optional, Oblicflons, If any, ihoula be |v KRCINTM1 in •H IM ii.m i mafli ImmNlitely In writing to without cemptW * bIM muit M tht home improvement buyer' KATI Helena M. Dunne, Deputy publicly advertlwd, Borough clerk of Mountainside, HaW, THiRIFORi, BE IT Ntw Jtrsey. HIWLViD, bv the Mayor and Numbngf , L,ALL*TODAY FOR FREE SUM- r ,' Council of tha Borough of Moun Msntlilv Lo.o» fiO 60 W H | talnslde, that John N, pott, an Fivimnti N» Mountain Avenue, WWrngy it Uw ot the Sttt* of New Jeruv. M appointed »s tjie M NATIONAL BANK Amount SI AflBUtitslnslde, N.J. 113 SO • H1RMAN TINKIN, Municipal AtMrnty pursuant to iKh hf mini mw MOO 104 00 Pj3»Wlnt.Uqdih6Wr, th lHin* « N.J.S.A. 40A:9- OF NEW JERSEY JTO Morrlt Avenut, r •ll Db Iwnal CLARKE 862-1203 Plvminli J. ISO 00 8.O4O-00 0.3*000 ftMMtj MARVIN S. TAMAROFF WESTFIELD ' ENGINEERING CO. Viet Prn..Tmt, vmu. RD. t Mil ,, 15 N Wood Avtf Miking RMgi, N.J. LINDEN JOAN B. TAMMROFF Often In: ItrktliV Htlffill • Granferd • Gwwood • Mnuehin mm wvi • MIMMM • NtwfruniMntk • North Bninwvick • Pltintidd •IMIng Ridge, N.J, • ScotchPI.IM .South Bruruwkk -SpotHtood .Wejtlleld OINiwJHMy icho, Atay 14, M, tWJ Mtntar Flddlty Union imeiperMlen • FDIC (*H tlj.34) •^— MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO Ihgriday, -.,.,, Mi, M... . ", »|t ..,1,,, |, ,,iu-< i.-il I'relimitiiiry plans to mi ruase rehabilitation in northrrn Nru jfTM'V providing ippea! Inim l-"i ..iik Nliiiilim iiAhmial ,-luiir iiitiii- ilmn Ti l,HiMi;f^ dinl tlu> munihnim train and health care liicililies and services tl (KTupahniiid spt'iu'h jifni hydru man, lo begin •,|i,llil| iUM,|, ,,„,,,.„„„„ .„ „„,,,, I'xplnsion m ( ,'ilifii! mil Aflei ilw >'\|ilosion. the available lo New Jersey children were an Ps vxt lusis*Hy fnr fhildrnn 1 10 continue iic.,,1,.,1 liH|, („ jitMiiim of recent lied Cross fed 2,'Mw victims and rescue nouneed this week hy ('hildren's KJHM iali7.ed Ha»d plans provifli' ft*r t-onviTsinn of Ihr dlMslors mid I,, cwihlMlii-IM cross lomi.(.| «i)rkers and opened mile shelters for Ihose Hospital. New Providence rnmt, Mountainside (in ih(\ VMIII nniniiniin iliin Mai £ dingier r.-hrf ubh^.honN m ihl. week, whose hoiiics ncrc deslroyed or damaged or Architectural pi.inning according li' Charles altrr^ilitiii tn m*Ti thi- inrri-;ising nt't'ii fur ajnniediaiely .ilii-iul stanton nuidr tils .-ippcnl who were rvm'uated fur precautionary II Frankenhacli Jr president n[ the board of jiridihnniii nuipMtirnl Hrrvift'S Jfcr fund* after,. hcln•ii|ii(.r ,1mj hiini survey of reasons nmiuijtrrs. follimed receipt nl State Depart Thi' rii*v% piiiiuri! iirt'M uili nuiinir A M\ hrH -*adiy flooded areas in Missouri and 1 IliriiiiH Karlier in ,i comparahle silualion lamdies tiienl ol lleiilth approval to construct and equip Nursing uml cJtrluM\rl> |n|- Icniiigrr^ .IIHIIIUT ., In the period him (. M,,r,.|, ,? t|)(,ri. hjm, I)WI whn were lorieil from their homes hs the ap two lo pntietit nursing unitN and KUpjHirting for nculn>rn>i iind i hildrci. in .\£v V2 3p disasters miuinng Mel Cross emergency pearance cif earth cnilers from which methane fiiillilies ! These include the massive iiml gii'. hiihhled up were given emergency Construction nf tbe addition he s;ud, will The .nnj irisifnn-m rt-nt Jtlnuing flooding along the Mississippi and assistance Hundreds of local fires nnri other permit expansion of existing programs f*S h;ith iip;iiii*n!s ;ind mitpnhcf SIlMouri rivers imil (heir tributaries, tornadoes situations throughout the United States call for provide treatment and therapy for increased 31 Ihf .South SciiilimcM HMII Mid Atlantic uri'iis a Hed Cross response on an average of every Ml numbers of teenagers and pre adolescents, Hlid -iinn Un i-lri 'in niyctgrt!ph> ;inc| c| minutes permit significant" expansion uf outpatient M'phoitigrnphs Uifiliiit's It uill iilsn h;i 3nitl h[T,ik ,n ( nlni.idn .111(1 tin- ninsl ri-CCIlt Disaster exp<™iilures and commitments services riii purpiisi- li I'iilmt'iil MICMII> •flooding iiloiiK Ihc si ,|,,hn Rmr arniincl Fort during the past eight weeks exceeded la Plans call for construction lo begm early next -*tnl Maine million, bringing Ked Cross relief costs in Ihe year on the Ti acre site nl present facilities 1 . PhilWifcl ;ilv .irf i-xp.iNdcf! fHI ililu-s tin Need lor ihe building program. according 1 "According In disaster services ot nntmnal current fiscal year to almost $28 million physical nci ijpalmii.il. ri'tTcatiini.'il and jteidquarters. ;i minnnum of iffl.onn families lleciiuse nl Ihe need in provide flhiimiai In Ur K Milton Slaiib co adoiinistralor and t'nniininuf.itiuM f(irr .ip> =1 nd rduinfiuiusi. **!;*( f Hive been affected by ihe floods tornadoes nnd support for Hiese continuing disasler director of niedicid servici's iind edutation, "is rriiHatnni Una] -,!•? \ n r nti'diiNil survh <• jnrl TUhtr storms The Ited Cross has fed more than operations. Stanlon asked local Red Cross evidenced by increasing deni.-inds tH'ing niade JfipWI people (luring these emergencies, has chairmen lo "voluntarily guarantee disasler within New Jersey and adjacent states for Thi' pri'Hi'ri? !.H iliiir^ diifr In HCd* u her; jjjeysed thousands in Hi-d ('ross shelters and Ims fund targets" and begin campaigning mi rehabilitation services nnd specialized !jrlgtniil!> (hi•UfiiiMJ ttti w- t!\rluKlvr-ls tur \nv ^livady given 12,000 families help with Iheir mediately rehabilitation nusing and thiTupy lor patients •tdttU'Si/rnf [jnlninut'lihs [ttitiiMifs 2insl iiriii-fjt individual needs l! »iis F.rnsl H Winter, chairman (if the Weslfieid under the age of Tl Mountainside Chapter, announced thai the "In the last two years ' l)r Staub said, "we The hospital hitd ii-s ln'ginmuM in IffiH when .1 3|nlni[i;it(»ri Ihiil these mimhiTs will inrrc.'isi- by r 3!'ll'iisl 2,U0(l iiv flimil «,ilel«, lii i-ili' in Ihc large! for this campaign is approximately have gone from an average iseeupancy of K,! Mrrnjp ni Wi'SifiHd rhurrh ^nnipfi rtpi>npfj ;j -4lwk>. ."ihi'iirl Mini l;innln"> hcyin returning to 11,500 He requested thai checks he made percent In requests for patient admissions mjmmpr hnnii* fur disadvaiifutlt'd chilrirnn In 3jiimcs th.-il ;IIT ->iill hlli-il uiih miidd> Mood payable lo Ihe American National Ked Cross, which frequently exceed capacity " 192fi. iiri iidditinri Iff l;i<•ijiiii!s p'*rnii!tpd yvi'iT jaters Disaster Fund, and be »ent to the Westfield Outpatient visits during the ^ame |>en(Ki he r*sund MTVU-I- ;i*> ^ rpiitpf for (TippltHi ~ The must recent disasters added to the Mountainside Chapter lit ;i2l Kim si . Weslfieid noted, have increased Hi percent growing list WITI1 flooding in Puerto Uico. THE MEDICAL DIKECTOR attributed the Reminder issued increased demand in part to increases in ac Robin Urner receives liiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu cidentinflected injuries to children and "a 1 growing recognition by the medical profession math award at Co/by THIS WEEK'S HEALTH NfWfr | for blood donors of the importance of rehabilitation medicine " WATKHVIl.I.K Miiini. Unhin 1 Irtier nl The Westfield Mountainside Chapter of Ihe He predicted utilization of existing Mounlainside. N .1 .i sophiitiinri- nl ' • > 11>> NMiUHlilli H. I III IM.HI | SHH<(. H I' IIIIIKIIIIIIR American Hed Cross reminded urea residents rehabilitation facilities would continue to es (nllege. has heeii awarded a departmental KALI .Sure a great disaster to more than this week that blood donor stations have been ceed capacity throughout 197!) prize in malheiTiHtus lor in-adetiiic dislini-iKin 400.CXX) workers every year As many established in Kliiahelh, Plainfield and Other significant increases are reported in HONORED BY LANDSCAPERS Howard Reed ilefti of ih rJarth jefssy Lgndscopt The presentation was marie during n happen on the levp] as from elevated Summit e orthopedic and neurologic disorders, including Aiiociatiori. dedicntes flowering crobapple tree and plaque lo Edward A, Cardinal recognition dinner held recently at the college places Falls may I* the results of Hours when Ihey are in opt'ration, and phone cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, curvature of stumbling, slipping, fir loss of balance numbers to be called for appointments are 5r of Springfiold at Eertmomes held May 12 in Fadem Park. Cardinal, former the spine, brain injury, arthritis, skull frac- Miss I'rner, a mathematics major, is the Usually they are caused by plain American lied Cross, 203 W Jersey st , owner of Cardinals Nuritry on iSAilltown road, was honored by th» group for his tures and lead poisoning daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E lYnerofMT carelemness objects left in the middle KliMibeth 1J 30 to 5 W p m , fourth Friday ol dedication and service in the landscape field to Ihe oiioc iaiion and the town Staub attributed the rise in patient load tn the New Providence rd Nhe prepared at Cnv of the aisle or on stairs, spilled oil, Ihe month and, effective June H. second Photo by Howard Thompson; fact that Children s Specialiied is the only Livingston llegional High Schiml greaie, nr water, waxed floors, or icy Friday, 353 2500 and 38i-2Rfifl exterior walks Hushing up or down American Red Cross, KM W Seventh st yjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig stairs can throw an individual off Plainfield, 1 to 7pm first Wednesday «! the Two fo graduate fie for lead Wedding flowers are special halinee Sttlrs should he walked up and month, 756-MI4 | Holiday | down slowly with feet firmly planted on Westminster Presbyterian Church, North and from Quinnipiac in Echo Lake golf I deadline ! each step and the handrail used Salem avenues, Elizabeth 12 30 lo 5 30 p m Two Springdcld residpnts will bi> among Mr r;uik li Young and Mrs, Martin A Because of the Memorial second Monday of Ihe month, 353-2500 and :U4I ni'iirly soo students who will receive degrees at Anst. I'd ii <•> In lake first place in the class Day holiday on Monday, this Him I he eirrlrtl with niedlcatlon hlVf aoo ciimiiH'ncemi'nl exercisrs Salurday n' Quin- 1 "i the Kch() Lake Country club three- newspaper urges strict contairtrrs rarrfully labflrd and nut «F American Hed Cross, rm Springfield live nipiai- ('olli-'Ki . Harndcn. dinn hold -nt held May IB. compliance with the Friday Ihe rnch ol small children. Summit, 2 to 7 p.rti third Monday of the munth Itnnald H Kohbins. son of Mr and Mrl. mm,ii I,! the class A division were scored news deadline for all material 273-2076 (Icorm1 Kobliins uf 23 Briar Mills circle will I'll'N by Mr I) Hidford, Mrs George A Rial intended for the May !il issue receive :i hiichclors dfgrw in binlogy Sheri E. - Sue and Mr- •rl Mulreany. All were tied al 17 All organizational, social and IteinefiilHT fall uh for the filling ol all Unldrn.in, daujjhler of Mr and Mrs. Harold lini (iiher dinners included, in class B, Mrs other items for the next issue your prescriptions For fast, reliable 2 students ore named Goldman. 7:i Sherwood rd., will receive an service phone PARK [)Ht'(iS BS Homer/ Martin, first, 26, and Mrs Philip W should be submitted by assiXMate degree Morris Ave , Springfield

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U.S. ROUTE M UNION, N.J. (Cmtir itltM) Ui milt WtM 9f Aigwip Dally Till 9, Sit. Till 5:M, Son. 12 Neon to5 Thursday. May 24. 1973 • ••••••••••••••••MB"

We Pay Tribute to Those Who Gave Their • • • Today we pause to remember.,.with gratitude and respecU.the men throughout this nation's history who answered the call to arms and lost their own lives so that we can live in freedom and dignity. Today we count our blessings; we also consider their cost. Nobody ever said it better than Abraham Lincoln: "...from these honored dead we take increased devotion,..to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion," Today let's pledge ourselves to a just and lasting peace,

This meiMgt it prtstnttd at • public service by tht community mindtd firms listed below.

1RVINGTON CAB CO. MAPLEWOOD HOUSE OF COU»R SPRINGFIELD DIE CASTING Custom painti end vvailpaoeri tws Vefefans Largeii 5*i«ti* oi WSIIMMTI CO , INC, & yinyli In ttie Arei *?5 LfB.ngfsfi fi.pii* iuo Sorlnafltid Avenut • wiiwmih MiMot IRVINGTON EXXON «aoie«ood IU nu ^^ Cgmslete Auto ServiEe SPRINGFIELD HOISE Bi7 Serlnffieia Avenue MIKE MAS! Been 7 Bane wee*.^ irvneton FrwifS VmfUitl t. Fruit ]!3 »m or 17J JUl Balkan »M Leflign Avewe Uyit oil iv^rrii Avt ) W#? #' rarnilv Synaiv pftnpi Union 117 0771 JENNIS DRUGS Proprietors Mikt and Raioh Masi 37W werris Avenue SPRINGFIELD |TATE BANK Union Si»717J U r JOHN P, McMAIION M nm. Aie at »oun No n seal iifate iniuranrf JOHNNY'S TAVERN 15(5 Morris A>enue johnnv i Anna iiluB Prop unign Ml 1411 SAeefing Boom Avaiiaeie STANLEY FURNITURE M Nv« Avenue REFINISIHNG CO. Irvington 373 9517 PAUL MILLER SHEET METAL JIM Sprinafieid ivenuf WORKS, INC. ' Ben mo crus D. anil KELLS AUTO BODY loos E iiiiaMtti Avenue vswihaii Union a? !!?• formerly in KefiHwerth NSW at Linden iHS7M STUYVESANT BODY A FENDER nB Bread Sireti •DirecTV in Back ef Dawsofi'i WORKS, INC. ori? i MOUNTAINSIDE INN fiKCe Nfri Prei \W Route n Si Stufvesanf Avenya ^Lj,Timit 77) &9O9 Mountainilst J]l tm ipetialiiine in Auto ioay if.inaton III JSOt ABELSON'S T FEDERAL SAVINGS Hr-pairs i, Pa.nting A Divisign ef ISO Ilm Street weslfield ((Home Olfltel 313)400 THE NATIONAL fTATE BANK SIPREME SAVINGS k LOAN i«S Ansuntain Avenue KKNILWORTH FUNERAL HOME "BANK AT THE SIGN OF THE SHIP" ASSOCIATION » nn Conrad j woinian Dli Sp'.nsiieu «.. it Manager Owner Jtft, sfreef )»1700 ill Washington Avenue NATIONAL TOOL ft Srenth Oftite lois stuyvesant FLOWER TIME KemumfttT Iimi3 • .enue ill 0140 A.K. TOOL CO.. INC, CENTER TYPEWRITER SERVICE 1J70 Ciinton Ave I At f MANUFACTURING CO. iFvington: New Jert#v Seles Servire Rentals & Ave) IB l>4 m Iflh itrni " h- Die High Speed Leasing irvlngton ]7J 931* KING KITCHENS Kenllmw'tn m Ian also Il6] eilnlon Avenge Division 04 James F Smith i till oloM Avenue 111? U I Highway Ns MountalrHlaa 13] mo T * M GARAGE 3 7300 Ir»in8ton ft NTAIN OF BEAUTY wesfinghouse DistribytSft ftheei Alignment k Spring TunaUps allll « iin AM styles of 751 Lyons Avenut nil I ii-libem Avenue ALLIED TV BALES & SERVICE air cutting PermanePt n irvington J7] ujl NEW JERSEY SEMICONDUCTOR Linaen tlsliig Befall st Whglcsale Prices THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Coloring Closed Mondays We Service What We StM-Wf PRODUCTS INC. 4 TRUST CO, M Commerti ItraM AM Mslef Brands ef STFI1LD1I7 I ir 8d Street KOPUN PONTIAC-VOLVO TORNADO FENCE CO. 1639 Chni if B 155 No Broad Street sorlnjlieid lfi*rJl Cnain Link Fence IliMMth JM*I» Can for free Estimate FOUR SEASONS PLAY A Union counfy'i No 1 PentiK U Hour service Daily I Sundai Salet Service Saving Ctfittf I PAOLERCIO FUNERAL HOME 174) si Seorga Avenue ALRAY AUTO BODY SHOP CHANDLER MOTORS RECREATION CENTER Union county's Only Volvo DHIer birectori Bah.ay STiooie 1115 Weil chestnut street John A Paolersio We'll Fix ¥Sur Car Like Me* A.gthor.ita Doaje Dealer" Dante A PaolerCiO Ff5fn S Wrinkle ID a Wreck 1DQ E St George Avenue at Route No » Newari. N j 111 MM 735 E. St G&srge ftyenui 4|s JJfl Union t»701i! KORN'S BAKERY TOWERS TRANSPORTATION CO Prettily BakH llamt Can Wow M III North Avenue. last Enloyri Mr timpll Jtmnum ElMtl IN ies CHEZ MODE DRESS SHOPPE FRIEDMAN BROTHERS condBlinn CWtfi, •riun PAUL'S AMERICAN TIRE EXCHANGI AftGE m B Wi/I&yrn Avenue riUr coverinsi L«fo«! u'ilil Sa>jnffi9iSfi9i^^ Av#yA## pIKBunl Tlf» Heaa«u«ri>ri Re5fHgr|n! CSEktail Lgung? Millburn 37&9861 Selection ot_qtrptn Linoleum IlTIrvlngTee n 373 oto u All Ma lor Brangi TUSCAN DAIRY FARMS 'Open 7 Bey! a Wefk (Cl«ia SunB«yi.O««(i Monday!) 155 BMIe I! EtltbounO 740 IgulgvSfd S! Mih f™Sofl™i!eld Avenue Sorinflleld infm ^NION^. NtW Jiiil¥ — KenilwSfth 3^1 EB31 CLINTON TIRE CO., INC. lr»ln0lon 171 SW6 1393 Chnipn Ave Ifvingten LACH'S GULF ft MOBIL 171 «ll 1U 6301 PERSIAN KI TUSHILL LTDj, INC, ARMANDO'S UNISEX HAIR STYLING Far Safety F.rst Buy Qualify GARDEN STATE BOWL It BERVjClCENTER Direct Import ~ I.I RU91 AnlHues I Claiiic car We lp§e!ell|§ in Blew prying Sonic Tires 111. 1100 _ Restoration Bolls loyii Ranaln GEORGE'S PRO SHOP watifBads The Ultimate In tleep Ihgg Half EyHlng FSr Men Nice place to l»wi for Nice !• 21 Main street " " " and ^i^ O.ng. 1)1 «il IQB £tyy COLBER CORPORATION Unlen 617 9727 Anmony collett. pres. MipytsetuFers si wire wsund Union ULLR1CTJ COPPER, INC. Resistors LEONAHD-LEE FUNERAL PLUMfi B If M ALUMINIUM COMPANY U lutfington Streit AntPsuail.... KenllBBrm MtM Algminyfn 5'iglng Reeling h Irvingtsn 3719S00 GENERAL GUMMED PRODUCTS, INC, 4 New Prtvil. itofrn m North SfllH 1'rHt Mouiitilniida ._ Linden 755 0900 Hourt IBS Sten, rhry Sat. COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN enara J. LaonlPd, If.Hieiwjrd ASSOC GIBRALTAR SAVINGS ft LOAN J Leonard, Jr.TlwnM E. 1 west westfieia Avenue Lesnard.wiillltn A. LMnard, Mgr. J.C, PRALL, INC. FUNERAL HOME BEINITEIN VILLAGE BAKERY OF Koselle Park MS Mia J Mtlvlll. McDMnaM LINDEN 55 Broaa Street PreiiMni 4 Mtntglf au ilileMlh Uiguo LINCAP INC.-BANDAG GOLD IH iali Pint AfanM i lfpnp?Main St. Ent Ormgue SOMII. Mil* CakfS ROCESS RECAPPING mmmw mart TrucUft UM BarMN RtUM Auto Ol.ll. MlffWi, IlUfrn 1742 It. 5eSfge Aye, tCflrnif CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 0M Siitti OranH Avtnue WlfMOM, Emergancy Pl.U OIH4 m It.) silitMirq mllll REMINC, AQENCY, INC. Undth CO., INC, Insuranu Sine. I 17A Wrrl. A.. SW7 U.S. Hiohway No, 2! urfls"* Union tMKK IRA E. BERGMAN^BLUE PRtNTERl Union m"m LINDEN AUTO BODY ISO Fiertnee Avfflys UNIVERSAL HEATING COMPANY Irvlngfon 3731120 DANTE REGION FORM/VL WEAR fig i: IIIMMtri Avanua Ml w St. SHrge Av«. S^.aSl.AAtr." fualOitjf BIG STASH'S BAR 4 RESTAURANT Linden "96 2BS . UNION AR W Seen 7 pays a Wee* »u Morrn Ave, MAIN Delicious Lunches pinners union H4-7H5 LINDEN MONUMENTAL Lin irina the Family & Prlends 1030 South weed Avenue SALES SHOPPE Linden S63&4SS DI MAGGIO CLEANERS & VilO 1. idur Raid (Rout« NO- II LAUNDERETTE Llndm mlSm • taxa BINDER, LIFSQN & BORRUS T A flflf H§ur Martiniiing We Pick Up and Deliver EM Profession ol Insurance 721 1 7» * It. Ceorga Av, 391 Millburn Avenue Linden «4.»7I . mAi» SniilBurn 374S1OO VERMITOX BRENNAN BICYCLE SHOP DON'S AUTO BODY ialti h ll Collision SDKlillits Sirfiyi^'i •!•» 571 Chancalior Avanut Mill Pfodwll Irvinglon 371.77J] . PAINT §T^ \m Clinton Av. Irvingtoft 1754741 lyLIIH lrvln|t«n 1TI4 BROUNELL.KRAMER.VVALDOR DON'S VILLAGE BARN 1011 M VILLAGE BANKOF SOUTH ORANGE RESTAURANT UnNn AGENCY IOSO stuyvmnt AVMHM A Complete Insurance Service Irvlngton 1H-MH 143S Morris Avenue pinner SHCIIilEvilli-Evefi y AAOndl MAX p. AND PAUL BCHOENWALDER M Union MM 133 TuMdjy-Wetlnnaay M THE H.F. BUTLER CORP. .llilntldt custom Pawlcatsrs ol weldmenti URA-ilLT PAVING CO. H f« Industry rlvewsyi RMIdontlsl & Opw 7 Dayi i 1 ton &I7 Lenlgh Avenue £ofnmertl»l M Union lS£.5555 511 Mountain Avenue.SprlngtlMd M THE HEALTH SHOPPE CALLAHAN Et|un»MENT CO, HIALTH FOOD* » M ' Distributors ot Construcfien E.D.M. TOOL * Eaulprnent M 111 H. Miehl SpKlallSpKlallilnili gg in Cuttom MOMt Ketiilworth 1MB"1MBB",, ((nmlrn i Avmu. i Rstiwiwiy 3113971 CARDINAL GARDEN CENTER Seen Ail Vatr Round CMIBMN strain Suppim Ht AMIinwvn »ort

iT TMII TiMI" HIIIIIIUIl Thuridoy, Mo* 24, 1973 rmiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiB

LET IS ALSO cm: REMEMBER THE LIVING ^1; Let's extend a friendly hand to the men who made it home. ^>?A?^ They, too, put their lives on the line, «*»" .•.*>?^>i because their country called. They filled a need. Now they're hack. And they have needs of their own: For acceptance — a warm "Welcome home!" For help—in adjusting Mi themselves to a peaceful civilian life.j *',?>- For a sense of direction—to find •A*- .••«>»». j^iv^ .-*>' their place again in their homes and communities. But mostly they need to find work—they need jobs.

This menage Is prelected •• a public service by the eemmunity-mindM firm* listed below. '**! <«*»#Wf- -;i€

A1RETROL, INC, CHRISTINE'S BEAUTY SALON GLADD MOTORS ARCO Alf Conallienino Service 1 T BitharS Buds Imtitiition FesHri Norae «t H wm Street Complete Automotive ReBairi Immton Factory AutneflliB 1317 Air Conditioning Service winter Storage For Hohaa. Week Snampoo 4 Set i?i Chincellor Avenue 7i) Falfliels Avenue Special udo tail for ABBI irvington 173 ft» leniliWfn 111 4100 THE COASTAL OIL CO. STONEWALL SAVINGS ft LOAN Tffffijnili PR THE GOLDEN CROWN THE PINK CAROUSEL 701 North Wood Avf LEONARD'S CLOTH1N(. MSfiene & Davis BQihDar! MICHAEL ALBERT! PAINTER NEWARK UNION SOUTH FLAiNFIELD Caterlnfl Weddinji Beniluetl FfituFing VIT>'% iyits Meat fe Linaen MS 1111 HeetlnM All Typ« ot Alfalrs MJ Morris s.erlue 1100 Rarltan Road Orflfr Ar. '•< It Any style trem in the Oenerjl Sreen SnOBBino ft DECORATOR iif w Weitiield Avenue ui 30 Clark 111 SSIS Interior 4 interior Free BoMlle Park In all E>n!er I 'Linden'! OldHl 4 Clerks F.rst Eltirfiite* SNorih : •• 5're*» Spf.nnl.flo !3t»J3i Finest Financial Institution" IB Orange Avenue COLUMBIA CONFECTIONERY KeniiwQ''' ^5 03¥i HOWI CQDKEO Luncnts HMciom Iryington 17! SW) (eatyrlrlg Doily Madiiafl lee k.t? Creftm Treats W§ Cater 10 Crtern GORDON'S DRY GIN COMPANY LTD, in, Fam.ijOPiN IUND4YS BO Weil idgir »0«a LINOlf.N TECHNICAL INSTITITK SUBURBAN PAVING CO. •44 llth Avenue Linden Hi MOO irvinaten J73 ¥170 ^ Pyaef •-.< «f>§i Driveways Curoine Parking Lots ALLSTATE INSURANCE BulintlViinl Besisential Seari, RgeButk Bisg ftggrgvM 'af Vflefans' TFfljning POLLACK'S LIQUORS, INC, 359? VfliJ* ^sll ROM 1536 Long Meadow Cor *By y|n^ab*ni Ayn COMMONWEALTH WATER COMPANY THE GROTTA ^r*,ng Kenilwsrth with a sJounieinslae W 3133 It Myrtle Avenue Union ">i ^§90 ',rlFCt.sn 01 Be»l in Country MuJIt Frl I OPEN HOij',| EVERY iATUBnaf I'C" seorefentanvn Heien Paiem* irvlnglon Set Ivenlngi Loncneoni Seryea i quofS Wines leers 4 JKk Keeeier 17! 7100 )7ktM0 Billv 10 A » io 13 P-M MAT jUNi JUL * Free Delivery SWEENEY'S CITY LINE DELI lee Ul (or Top Quality HI loyievira fta'sn.ngton <\ve & Ns 3Wh It pratKtien it Lo* Co*t per Kenlliwrtn 376 tin Kpn.lworth 378O67S ft LIQUOR STORE Firmly, Home. Car or Byline*! CRYAN'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE LINDEN EXHIBITS, INC. Full Catering Service Hot I, Bunders 4 Jleiigrwi «f Cola Bullet Open I Days InauslriJi liniBIii 4 OiJpl.yt PI LASK1 SAVINGS & 113? South Orange Avenue Mot Lunthet Serves Billy from CRUBER'S CITGO Lmdtn 81SH10 I Near Boyer it 1 AMERICAN DOG BREEDERS W« lerylce AM Mlkn Auta Air LOAN ASSOCIATION ABC Guaranteed EM SuppiiM Conditioning vailsburg 17) fJM V oreoming By Sisria obedience v-VliCrTV» Mir Slyyveiani Aye 4 Boyden Aye M8IN OFFICE «M IIIB Ave and Guard Boa TriinlBS I New Miytsir Cleineri) LINDEN MOTOR FREIGHT to,, INC. TONDIA LOUNGE 137 I eiH.tJ.In Avenue DAN MAR JEWELERS irvington 373 »7U BHI in TrwtHino 4 Wtrthoullng BBANCH DFFICI S7S Grove SI Dlimonat Set while veu Wilt "The Nioht Sr»l tnal Starts at Slrnulited Dlamondl it Bit | in j»s Noon" JUS Viuinill ROM lAcrou HAIR TODAY Your Mo»t Tony De Sennaro irvmgtqn N j lit llth Avenue ARLENE PERSONNEL SERVICE tram Red BevlH LOCAL m UNITED AUTO WOKKERS (Will Mriurla! union Mi MM KAPISTAN, INC. valliguro 37i.n

eiALsTlviivwiiK MILMAR SHOPS VBN1T ADVERTISINO ),, ftM PAUL SEVERANCE AND VOLKSWAGEN DOHOL I HOI 8. Cold SHOP RITE STORES ft WAJtBFEJN FOOD CORP,

N1W JERSEY miL TELEPHONE iQB BARBER SHOP NAL DANONG VETERAN CENTER, INC, COMPANY JAY R.SMITHJWFG. CO, •llp'r Irylinf ColOfllif

NEW JERSEY CRANKSHAFT AVERN ft AUTO PARTS complete Auto MacMitt Shop sap TAURANT Kanllworth HIM irau Houu)

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»VE8E INSURANCE AGENCY IN TitilUTE ON MEMORIAL DAY COMPANY STAFF GOOD DIAL HWT ito-.ljS SUPERMARKETS (•••••••I e-Thgnday, May 24, H 73MOUNTA!N5!Di (N.j.) iCHO

8 years' experience in the State House... PETE McDONOUGH PRODUCES

•LEGISLATION TO KEEP COMMUTER RAILROADS RUNNING preserves moss transit, property values, and the economic stability of the District •NATION'S FIRST HEMOPHILIA PROGRAM provides life-saving "clotting factor" at reasonable cost •ADULT HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM can help over 7,000,000 people upgrade their morning potential •CHILD LABOR LAW STUDY COMMISSION will modernize antiquated youth labor lows •DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM a means to regain driving privileges lost on points •BUS SUBSIDY PROGRAM helps senior citizens and others by underwriting bus company losses •STATE SCHOLARSHIP BANK information bank on available public and private funds available for higher education •LOCAL EMERGENCY AID PROGRAM offsets emergency costs to other communities in event of disorders •SCHOOL DROP-OUT STUDY COMMISSION responsible for many administration changes in curriculum, guidance, fob placement, etc.

Over 50 Bills of Pete's Original Sponsorship Signed Into Law by Governors of Both Parties...15 in the Current Session Alone! NOW, PETE NEEDS YOU ELECT PETER J. McDONOUGH

REPUB N PRIMARY — JUNE 5 Paid fay^iids of P«t« McDonough, Chat. Hlgglni, Trass,, 209 ith St., PlaInfield 7 persons injured in traffic accidents MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) fCHOThuriday, May 24, 19739 including four crashes last Tuesday Seven penoni were reported Injured in according to borough police one driver Jeffery M Tomko of 3J4 Linda dr, traffic iccldanu In Mountainside last week, The first mishap wii reported at 12 50 am, Mountainside, had pulled out of the bowling with four of the erathet occurring May 13, that day on Rt O near Echo Lanei, Police Mid illey parking lot and wai attempting to cross the highway in get to the turnaround when his auto reportedly heiitated while in the middle of the rnad, partially blocking both lanes Th? car Five persons fined, charged, wai struck by an eastbound auto, driven by Jose I Alanao of Kliiabeth Chris Morgan ol Union, a passenger in Alonso's car, compialnpd with possession of marijuana of an injured inkle but said she would set1 her own doctor, police reported Five person! charged with possession of in his posieulon brought a IM fine to James A. The wnnd crash occurred at 7 40 p m on marijuana and another accused of having Brown of Plainfield John LMoftU of Summit road at Sunnyview road, when a car burglar tools in his possession were among Springfield paid I2S for operating a tractor driven by Nnrma A Brown of Jamaica, N V those appearing al the May 18 session of trailer on HI 22 without a rear license plat* had a hliiwiiut on a rear tire Miss Brown lost Mountainside Municipal Court, with Judge and for contempt of court A mliaini fMf control of the vehicle, ran off the roadwav and Jacob R Bauer presiding lirenie plate on one of its vehicles, which had struck a utility pole Police said she com The five who were found guilty on the drug been traveling on the highway, reiulM In a t20 plained of leg and held pains, but said she charge were Glenn C Johnson of Jersey City, fine for Highway Express Unei. Inc., of would sw her own doctor Driveway curbing Charles E. Erwin of Newark, Vitas Otalat of Ailentown, Pa and shrubbery on property It 1099 Sunnyview Garwood, Eugene E Sharkey of Westfield, and Carlos D Gonzalei of Jeriey City paid a total wrrr "famjigwl as a result of the crash, police Jeffrey D Murray of Fleminglon Each of 140 for pauing on the right on Rt B and for said received a MS fine and wai placed on six cnnlempt johnny R Jones of Pater son wai fharles K Heti of Madison was charuwi with months' probation Charges that Sharkey had fined !2S for failure to have auto reglitration in carelesi. driving as a result of a 8 1R a m ai- also been under the influence of a drug were his posseiiion while driving on the highway, I'ldfrii <>n Summit rfuid near Chgrles strcel dismissed Murray paid an additional 120 fine and algo for contempt Bet7 ri'piirtodly craihed into a ear parked on a motor vehicle count, operating an Two Kenllworth teenagers, Timothy Clancy along the curb in fronl of MB Summit rd The unregistered vehicle on Rt a and Peter Vicinio, were found Innocent of parked auto, owned by Michele L Pfaff of SILVER SYMBOL Sterling vilver ingot weighing I 000 gmirr, and embossed with Jose Gonzalez of Jersey City, charged with charges they had attempted to break Into a car f'ratifiird traveled 40 feet after the impacl mark of First National Slotp Rorl- it NPV Jir i>y i . i K t by Eli J Lomngei Ji possession °f burglar tools and failure to give a parked in the Echo Lanei lot on April i, striking a tree of Wountainside the bonk-, vonioi vice-president ond tllen Drohyk o( hii ,'sli good account of himself, had his case referred net; suffered a lacerated lip in the crash and Each year the Franklin M nt f Philnc)i>lphi« j c H rr f lip tors spt>, r.f 50 mqnis to the Union County Grand Jury, He had been *•» iJiken to Overlook Hospital by the Moun each rttognijing one h ink frr I I ,1, ^ arrested on Aug 8, 1972 Highlander Band lainsidc Rescue Squad. represent New jersey In other court action, Curtis M, Jones of i>erard Marcketta of MlH'jurn, injured in a Cedar Grove wai given a 165 fine and had his Hi n accident at 9:30 p.m , reportedly told license revoked for six months for driving while to represent county pcilici' he was traveling eastbound on the high Citizenship Candidate defends under the influence of alcohol, Jonei had been way near Globe avenue, when another auto TERRY JEAN WEISBimC.ER (Continued from [ involved in an accident on Rt, 23. at student concert sideswiped his He lost control of his car, in New Brunswick inow Douglass) and has sponsorship of bil! Three motorists paid 130 penalties for jump«i the curb and struck a Utility pole been held there since. The prcsenl onrolimeni careless driving: Joseph J Clement of West Dancer to appear The Gov Livingston Regional High School Mart kftta. suffering a llcerated, and is limited to 400 girls field, William J Schulkei of North Plainfield. Highlander Symphonic Band of Berkeley possibly Broken nose, was taken lo Overlook The purpose of the institute is to provide regulating soliciting and Thomas J McSulla of Green Brook Height! will be among itudent musical Hospital by his father, police said training in good citizenship, to vneourage in 'Anything Goes' Clement's summons had been Issued on New nrganiMtions performing In the New Jeriey Marjoric A Yoggy of 356 Short dr . Moun- State Sen Jerome Epstein issued .1 owareness of the social and political problems Terry Jean Weliburger of Mountainside a providence road, the others on Ri, 22 High School Band and Choral Festival at the tainside was reported hurt in a crish May [6 statement this week to ilurifs ••miscon- of contemporary society and to encourage professional dancer and ulnger known at Terry Driving on Rt, 22 without an insurance card Garden State Arts Center on Friday night, June on New 1'rovidcnce road near Fernwood road ceptions" concerning a hill he recently spon I • original thought on woman's role m the coming Gent, has been uleeted to appear In the revival u HI iiiHiiililiilllliHSilf lllllltyili uliillilM Police said she told them her vehicle was sored which concerns children under Ihe age nt of "Anything Goe»," iUrring Betty Hutton, Mor« than MO young people from seven stopped while waiting for another ear to turn decades Hisoliviling from dour to dour HiMliiI.inil ihiit Terry will work for the Chateau de Ville dinner counties will represent eight schools choi«n by into i driveway, when the was hit in the rear by THE WOMAN'S CLUB will hold a garden an opponent of the bill has claimed it 10 he theiten throughout New England, {letters to Editor I the New Jeney Music Educators Aiiociation to an aulti operated by Kathleen McDonough of tour champagne cocktail party on June 9 with 'antiGirl Scout" and "anti paperboy June 10 as the rain dale. Mrs Nicholas She ii one of four dancers who performed this Wn t^^HV II1VI HnHfnHV^HflH 1141lli I It 11111111111II11 tl V1111II 111? n f f!! I!! 111! 1V11!! ^ take part in the prof ram, the firit of its kind at Westfield The borough woman was taken to "Nothing could he further from the truth. Cremedas, newly installed second vice pait week al the Library Theater of Per- the amphitheater The New Jersey Highway Overlook by the Rescue Squad Epstein slated My bill merely provides thai president and ways and means chairman, has forming ArU in Lincoln Center with the Jerry Authority operates the Arts Center, located at At 6 30 p m , May 16, Ruth M. Deane of 269 the adult leaders uf organizations that have •MAN OF INTEGRITY' announced Amet Tap Dance Company This celebration of Exit 118 on the Garden State Parkway. central ave , Mountainside, was injured In a children solicit from door to door assure the Thli year Mountainside is extremely for The tour of gardens will be from 4 until 7 p m an American art form wit sponsored by the Four singing groups and four concert band! three vehicle accident on Rt 22 near Summit community and the local police that they are tunate to have available Elmer Hoffarth as a and will cover the gardens of Mr and Mrs. New York Stage Director! and Choreographer! were selected to participate. Every public, road providing these children with the proiediori uf candidate for the town council. Godfrey Bruekhaus of 335 Old Grove rd , Mr Workshop Foundation private, and parochial high sqhoo! in the state Miss Deane told police she wag merging with the buddy or team system If my bill had ;n He has given many years of service to the and Mrs Fred Klumpp, 1463 Coles ave , and Terry graduated from Gev Livlngiton was invited to submit tipej of concerts, which highway traffic after pulling Out of Mountain tually been read by Us opponent, it would have community and understands its growing needs, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Hardin, 1389 Outlook dr Regional High School in 1971 During her high the music educators used for auditioning avenue when her Mr was hit by a tractor been clear that newspaper boys and girls, in the and knows the iru and outs His devotion and 1 off Aekerman avenue), all in Mountainside school yean, ihe danced ai a member of the purposes irailer The auto reportedly spun around and course of their normal duties are specifirallv dedication to the community was recognized by The gardens can be visited at any time between N.J, Dance Theatre Guild Ballet Co and had The singers chosen were the Randolph High landed on the center island exempt from the conditions nf this hill a testimonial dinner He would put an alert 4 and 6 p.m and in any nrdei There will be a featured role* In the "Nutcracker" and "The School Concert Choir, Morris County; the The (ruck driver. Allen W Ashington of watch on how the monies are spent in relation host and hostess at each home to receive tour "The purpose of my bill is to afford a Subject Ii Dance " She ii the daughter of Edison High School A Capella Choir, Middlesex Aiitryville, N C . said miss Deane struck his to the needs and desires of the people participants measure of protection 10 youngsters as they Yvette Cohen, who ii director of the Yvette County, the Haddonfield Memorial High School vehiflt as he was trying to edge over to avoid pursue the experience of group activities such I have known this individual for 23 years and The last garden to be visited should be thai of Dance Studio in Cranford Concert Choir, Camden County; and the her car He hit another auto on the left side of as scouting, and also provides their leadership consider him a man of integrity Mr and Mrs Ulysses Le Grange, 1384 Outlook BrldgewaterRaritan West Advanced Choir, the truck That car, operated by Howard P with a guideline that can onh serve to help His desire is to continue to serve the town he dr 1 off Ackermani, where the champagne Somerset County iMdberj of North plainfield, was dragged them with the responsibility I hey shoulder loves. He hai time to give the position his full cocktail party will be held between 6 and 8 Virginia Tech honors Resides the Highlanders, other bands along the highway partially under the left "side whin dealing with children's groups " attention. He will be available all day when, Tickets for the tour and cocktail party are $5 quite often, a councilman is needed at the town selected were the Wayne Valley High School of the trailer, but police said Goldberg was Epstein is a candidate for renominalion June BLACKSIURG, Va - Lori A Bebout of each and may be obtained by calling the hall. Concert Band, Passaic County; the Fair Lawn uninjured Miss Deane was taken for treatment 5 in the new 22nd District, which includes I Mountainside, N.J,, is among 130 students chairman at 233-7668. any member of the We have an opportunity to prove our praises Senior High School Concert Band, Bergen at Overlook by the Rescue Squad Springfield, Mountainside and Kenilworth ? named •» U» dean's lilt during the spring committee or any Woman's Club board and plaudit* by our actions on June 5, Primary County, and the Woodbridge Senior High School r quarter at the College of Hone Economic of Barbara R, Best of Murray Hill received a member. No tickets wiil be Mid at any of the Day Will you vote for Elmer Hoffarth? Barora Concert Band, Middleiex Comity Virginia Polytechnic IntUtute, MIH Kleboui is summons for carelets driving after ihe ap- homes on the day of the tour. CORNELIA E.PERKINS The iliei of the groups range from 45 voices a freshman, majoring in general home parently fell asleep at the wheel while traveling It was suggested guests begin the tour at Summer school »! Old Tote rd. in the Edison A Capella Choir to 102 players in north on Summit road near Sunny Slope dr., economics the Gov. Livingston band. various points so that there will not be too great drove off the roadway, and hit a tree. The a crowd at any one place. Women were (Continued (rum page 1) Highway Authority Commissioner Joseph C mishap occurred at 2:11 a.m., May 17 requested '0 wear low-heeled shoes. restricted to seventh graders, or some selection Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Irwin Mid the June l event "certainly fid in Mils Best, suffering head and knee injuries, Serving on the committee are Mr and Mrs will be made from all those seventh and eighth with our plans to provide opportunities for New Joseph D'Aitrui, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Lem- graders who desire foreign language," BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE Maple Court wis taken to Overlook by the Reicue Squad UNION COUNTY, N j Juniptf Way Old Grove Road Jersey young people to perform on the stage of merhirt, Mr, and Mrs, H Arthur Tonnesen, Mr. The superintendent reminded students who LirlitBur Brls* PiatH tr« Lane NOTICE OF Peaum PIU New Jersey's biggeit and most beautiful and Mrs, William Heller, Mr, and Mn, Robert will enter the ninth grade in the fall that the PBIMASY iLICTlON Long M«MW ihowplaee," NOTICI IS HEREBY OiViN Nottingham way Raccssn Hollow Thompson, Mr, and Mrs HP Wollny, Mr and Regional High School District is offering ma! in •cnrdiftc) «H»h an Act Ortharfl ROM Sawmill Road Democrats Mn. Ulysses Le Grange and Mr, and Mrs summer school courses geared for them: a •nllllM An Act to Rtsulatt Feriridat Aun SntWtld Itfstt "The BO youngiten not only will have EINtlOni," ft S It: I] 7, Rivlltd R..WI wood Summit Road (No 2OMO6) Nicholas Cremedas, workshop in basic math, for helow-averape Robin Hood Road Vvillow Road chancei to perform, but also to help a wor StttUtM Ol NIW Jtfwy tnfl lh» (Continued tram page I! math students; a "How 10 Study" course, amtndmtnti •no iuppltmtnts U I. H.ghwlV NO H (15)4 1670) Wyoming Drive (No. nig 11SJ1 thwhile fund that brings fret shows to school fnirtlo, tht DIHf(it IlKllon wnipeggrwin fvay VoiinsDillrKlrVo ID "suited toall, but most important to average or 1 (Dewflfld School children," Irwin added "Proceeds of the meeting of a goovirnmenial body to politically Mars ! In and (w in* BOROUGH Woodiero Court Pigeons below average students"; and classes in OF MOUNTAINSIDE will matt In Woodatrn Drive Mult! PurpOK Room, concert will go to the Garden State Arts Center exploit his hand-picked candidates.' extolling Mating plitrlet No i Ctntfai AvenueJ personal typing, instrumental and vocal music IM platfi fcar ainafttr dMignatM (BMChwoodKnooi Fund, which flMnetd fret eventa at the Arti their quilifieations to a point where one (Continued from page 1) on junt i. Iff), bttwtan tht hoyri (BMChw oo Chlmrwy Rldg* Drive Blarcom put it at last's week's session of the and drama. Enrollment forms may be obtained M f:M AM and I 00 P M BIT lor AAultAAltl Pur pOPMRRoOfn Clurview Way Center for 860,000 children in 1972 and aims to wonden if a residint muit have superhuman ftlP l) at the office of Edwin Sjonell, Deerfield Middle Iht purpott al conducting a Illlan Of ivt provide such programs for even more this qualities before he is coniidered eligible to governing body, "In the past, when there has PRIMARY ELECTION lor thf &eilWman Av«nyt High Point Drive School guidance counselor nomination ol ttnsldalil it utMrry Lint Ltdgtwsod R«d yeir." meet the mayor's criteria for holding office. been a problem with rodentj, it was looked htfMntntr lliiM: "'•••'••••- MarV Alien Lint Again we recognize that the Republicans are upon as a town problem, and they did not Upcoming events on the school calendar On* Qovtrnor — four y«if itrrn Ksrai. Pneal.nl Hill Raid necessarily affect as many homes as the include two open houses—one at the Deerfield Ona StntMr — Mnd dlilrlef cslit Avfnuc Preipecl Awnye having a primary fight and the selected can- TWO Aiitrntlymfrl — JInfl Dew P>«th Rolling Rock Bold pigeons," The expense question will also be Middle School, Tuesday, from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Soddlebrook Road didatea are blessed by the administration at Dlllrlcl — twr ytar ttrm Far vlf* Drive Doeringer wins award and another at the Deerfield Elementary On* Surrofaia - (Ivt ytar farm For,,) Court Summit Lane (No Kit 11401 evtry opportunity that arises; however, it is discussed at Tuesday'i meeting. Ont Rtsllfrir — llvi ytar ttrm Summit Road (No. 41S.N1) But even when th birds are gone. Moun- School, Wednesday, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. * " ' Fofilt Mill W.y funny Slept prlvt regrettable that a public meeting of officials e Thftt MtBiDtti of lh« Isard ol FO« Trail at fCtnfudry Wes/eyon tainside residents will not be finished with Deerfield Middle School graduation Cnoun Frttnoldtri — 3 yttr Item MHtlna Houtt Lant Sunny View Read elected to represent all of the people in the Two Counellman — ] y*ar IKm Outlook Drlvt HIM ill]) Sylvan Lant community Is uied ai a political platform for wildlife problems, according to McPhaul, who ceremonies will be held June 13; schooli close On* Tan CollKNr - < yaar t#fm Skytop Drive information al to the lotation si OWENSBORO, Ky.-Riehard Doeringer of also works for the SPCA, for the summer on June IS, On* Junior. 1 Jth Mnalt Dlitrlet tti« polling plate In tht district In Mountainside, N.J., was given the Lybrand, tht benefit of a chosen few. — unnpIrM term wttich a vottr rtildti may be "We're called to Mountainside at least once a Ross Bros, and Montgomery Accountancy Ailo, AT THE PRIMARY (iMchwsM school obtained by calling ihe lollewlng week to handle squirrels in attics, or raccoons ELECTION TO IE HELD JUNE Muln.PurpoM Room letephenenumfter: IMOMS - 9:00 awards in Kentucky Wetleyan College's annual "I feel certain that our enlightened citizenry EARLYCOPY Woqacrw prlva) AM to 5 00 P.M. — Mondays wiU IM through the smokescreen and beat the and possums who are raising families in through Frldiyi, and 7:00 AM to Honon and Awards Convocation. Publicity Chairmen are urged to Ont Bipublltan and one Ctntral Avtng* (No n4-lM) 1 00 P.M. Primary Day mayflr it hli own game come the primary " chimneys and fireplaces." he said, McPhaul observe the Friday deadline for other Dtrn«ratlc Stttt Commiimmsn creeh l*d Road HCLINA M.DUNNE election and again in November when the said these animals are possible rabies carriers, i- lour yttr f«m, Edgewood Court •esuiy Bereugh Clerk Doeringer is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Richard than spot news. Include your name, Ont Klpumictn int ont OrttnBrlsr ceuft Mtunlaintidt Echo, May ]4, 1), Russell C. Dotrinier of 242 Oik Tret rd,, candidates for council and tax collector will be and warned local residents to be alert for address and phone number. Dtmsertiic Ittti Htdo* Row Mountainside. elected on their own merita," problems with the creatures. Commlttwwoirun — lour year Hidden Clrclt (FM IW.M) ttrm New Providence Road (No, 391 CommlMttrntn and 451) Carnniiftttwsmtn lor tht ttn Old Tot* Road (No, ill.Mo) brandies and tequila, Afrikoko ainricti wlll-M MMtM by ttw Outlaok Drive (No, 111S11U) Liqueur, Pimm'i Cup, R«pobiic«n ang pimoeritlc P«rk Slope Firm shifts area office GUN THIS SAT, & SUN,, 1-5 P.M. FOR INSMCTION Nfllm, Stony Brook Lant Need a washer? Pommery Champagne and the Tht boundary Hnti ol Iht Summit Lint (No. 1309 1350) Donald Shumikv, feglorml headquartered in New York Vernit vermouths and Iltcilon blitrlm tncompwi all Wood valley Road (No. IIMDNI vice-president, hu announced thMt prfmllM iMItad on tht voting Dlitritt No. t City, aperitif. Somerset's |lr*tnHUM Mlew aieh Olitrlct. (lehoBrooN fchssl Oymnailum the move of tht Saitera U.S. Rout*No. W) ._ _ Sorairttt Importeri Ltd., 1 American-produced spirits Tht placat In Iht Diltrlcil whtrt BUYA Regional Office of Somerset Norton Simon company, is Mi Mid toardl of Rwlitry and Birch Lant include Old Fitegerald, W. L. •IKIIen will mm art ii lodowi: Birch Hill Read Importers, Ltd, to 200 Shef- exclusive U. S. importir of Weller, Cabin Still and Canada voting OHIrlcl No, 1 Briar Patch field it,, Mountalnildt, Johnnie Walker Red Label, iechsBroBk School Oyrnnallum Bridle path Dry bourbons and the Canada U.i.RouitNO W) EvergrMfl Court BLACKSTONE Somerset's Eastern Rtglon, Johnnie Walker Black Label Dry brands of gin and vodka. ItM Atauntaln Avanu* Gtrr*tf KM comprising Connecticut, li-Year-Gld, Crawford's and THIS IS HleMfy Lant at Eliznliothtown Gns! Indian Trail Delaware, Diitrtet of John Begg Scotch whiskies, PAINTERS, ATTINTIONl Sell OUR 43rd Linda Drive Columbia, Maryland, Tunqueray Gin, the Pedro yourself ts 30,000 fsmilitf with a sfsWMk Road Mohawk Orlv* - low COS) Want Ad Call 486 7700. YEAR a! tht She™ New PrayldtBc* Road (No, J»l- MaMachusetts, New Jer»ey Domecq line of iherrlei. and Rhode Island, bid been mlirn Aytmn ^.Tr«, WE ARE ONLY A HW MINUTES PROM NO, PIAINHEID «r»r«revMtricf i RsM (NO. H-lff > OOiik Trat ' Wow•"•• —)• VVaia l J (No, ... irlct No, 1 Vi (tchaei • 2 AduH Pools • 2SUamR»wni MRawn, NOTICI J AvMiua :«ntr«l Avtnut 'hat KLIVIS • ZKiMtPNlt • Uti« FScnic Ana •rkwiv m BiiiiNSKii jM « LODGB, has ippiisl W m1 Csyncil • HanAilCourti • Hew Snack lar 01 Ibe Borough ol MountsInjlde, ii (N9, 1000- Only B'lapkMone Wuhan offer ill theso fitturit: "or 1 Plenary R.iall • 6 Ping Pong Tablet Magik-bilinet" eliminates off-bilinci load problems A 9 HaUkk Shllfflflft A Bfta^MatiBfBB Avinut . . , Multi-action agitation insures fiiter tufnovir of IM AvtBUt hiivy loads,., "Hydro-spln" rins» combine! flushing • 2 TMNU Cfitfrit ytwoo o* action with dirt removal.,, iflO% meehanioil trans, VtinVotingg DlitrleDlitl t No. i Poplar Avtnut • Tennis I Shimming Leitont AviiUli (Bchotrook School eymMiium TirhMrllM Court mission wilh i-yr, guirintet, assures ionfl troubli-free • U.S.Rout«N0.») TlmMrlln* RMd Virginia Avtnut operation... plus large oipaelty w«ih and wear cycle, Woid V.llty Ao» (No. 1W3-13W) lint filter, fibrlo sofliner diipeniir. Available In Avo- MEMBERSHIP RATES i ia2!i eado, Qold or White. Price includes delivery, oormal INWVIDOAL MJMIIRSHIP Iff nirui |JUH Koenii Inatalliijen, 1-yr. service and parts. Terms •valfible. Ctntrtl Av«nu«) HUSBAND k WIH MtMMRSHIP - - - .$110 Also matehlng ilaekstone drytrs. See both at your Plus S20 for »o£h ynmorritd child nearest Biiabethtown Qas ihowroom, SEASON OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 26,1973 ook ROM) Peri Road Hzabethtown Qaa in Avanua For Further Information llghway No. 12 (No.Ml}. CeriMrvt NMurii QaUfi Pars Entroyl •BMflH, WttlriRD ' ' >Lan» MDtolrlCtNo..3l OM f^Town riaie lliffenit. fklKMlMultlfvrpoM m.um IIM»N WaodKfw Drlvt) 92Mt.Hor.blld. ihMireem SBM Uwpptng ntghti DM Saturday,. SIMM* 543-4671 ' Win »M mi, Inww kri b tll^U D lOThuiHtiay May la I 47 J AAOUNTAINSIDF (N J ) ECHO y nmiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiHuMHiililiiil ""iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiiii (iiiiMiiuiiiifiiiliiliiiifiiiiitliiiiliiltiiiii u mi uiiiiri niiliii inimnii unit i'" """"" '"'g TO PUBLICITY Would you tiki lOma help in priparlng -^-•-,, Church Chuckle* I-VCAHTWRKIHT n»wipap»r reiaaiBi? Write te thii n»wi- Aid available on annoyance calls paper and Oik lor our "Tips on Submitting Newt R*l«oiB»," What good is an offer to help when it's ntver lorniiition lending lo the court conviction o[ |:«i cull police if ii iliical i>( iHKllly imrm or hoard" New JerBey Bell Telephoni Co, hai an persons in eoniiiH'lion with placing iibiisivc ' In propt'rty is involved NT mH'lliS •SKI'ISUM'M.illl lUi. open offer to help victims of haraislng, obsctne calls In fact, :)l,4?:i cases were closed lo Ihe "Wo itri' (Icloriniiiod." NII'IIIIIHJ. n(l(t«, "1« I Hi MAINS'!' Mll.l.lU'KN or threatening phone calls, but many telephone cimipleli' salisfaclion ol the euslomen. atler iiwisl nur ousluiiiiTs with every moans HI;V .liiSKI'HI) IIKHHiNi,.KKCTOK users may not know about is; especially those (Hir initial cnntapl iivailiibliv Tht'rc fln- ii MUinhi't of (liffcrcnt .Sumfcy H a tti , iiiily ('(imtnumun. in u m cmirsM i<> [MTSISI in calling if the person receiving Ihr tall idonlifleallon Bui when all else fails, 'ill states Nick Nicholas, annoyance call poor- i-i-liist's to iifford them that audience, he notes II is ii in Church Sihnol hahyMtliiiK "I 1" riinator "Last year New jersey Bell provided identificnlion m«y he usnil In fail, It was uspd ,i in assistance lo 57,582 people, A few caws-thr Some thmgs to remember if you should get mi hiiei-cssrully 2S,I««I tunes IIINI yoni in the Hell most serious •enn end in arrest In 1972. New ;,niioyiince call are 1 don't talk 2 hangup :i System in in un nr mi HIM *. 'I rinuhi Ihiit ihe mdividunls who pliii'r im Jersey Bell assisted police in nbtainltiR in t, ;111 the telephone rompany if calls persisl anil UXlUNTKAI A\h MHI'NTAIAMIII noyanre calls would do so if they ronlly know iONGRATULATIONS KrV CHiUU) I Mll.MtKN PASIUH cards for their invitations <» how flimsy lhat eurlnin nf iinonymily i» which 1 You Honor Tht Oeeiilon HKV (.FKAKIl H WHEI AN the performance they hide Iwhifiil in using Ihe trlpphotii for such KFV lAMfSI- HFNhnHTn Caldwell pupils perform i • i i, * WWW \mi 13B If | Find out what smart sleek shouts 'Amen!' In one part of Ihe play " ASSISTANT I'ASTIIHS The Delicious Cakt\ every timt I snteltI' Theodore Sugges, one of the Sunday MHSSI •, ,il M ') 1, Hi id ,m mil fifth grade teachers, was Nl'UINtiUKIDKMAMKI, \i noon hit musical adaptation I HIST I'HESHVTEKIAN (TUTU II unexpectedly mentioned I'NlTKnMKTllOniNT(III IU II • Graduations Saturdays-vvrnini; Mass 7 p m MOHHIS AVENUE AT CHl'ItCH MALL Some fifth graders from the Eileen Burkr's social Angela D'Andrea, who WHS CHURCH MALI. AT ACADEMY f.HKF.N Weokdays Massos al 7 iinil H a m SPKINGEIELI) James Caldwoll School, studies group rewriiH' made playing John Hancock, said THE HEV JAMES DEWAHT.MINISTKH • Engagements Firs! Knday 7.B, and II :Hi a.m. PASTOR HEV BRUCE W EVANS, I) I) Springfield, recently put on scenery for and lifted m ihe that Sugges had claimed ilii Thursday H p.m.. Chancel (lioir. Trivflt • Waddings * MiraruliiLjs Modal Novima anil Muss I>IHK(TO,i OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ihe play, "1776" for an play, and won the praise of for his dead mule ('hprwl Monday at H p in SHEILA KILBOUHNE audience of fourth and fifth Eiiabdh Powers ihe prin The cast consisted ol Frank Friday B fi m , llusy Fingi'rs of Cuild. 47 • Anniversaries Brnrdk'tmn during Ihi' M-III»II year on Friday 1 Thursday 7 IS p ni . (iirls Choir rehearsal graders and some of their Cipal of the school Tin- fourth MiLjeh, Peter I'rete, Michael Clinton avo at 2 ill) p m ? ;io p m . Webelns R p.m . Senior Choir "neither" graders wrote thjnk-you Kaufman. Jonathan Sunday «M urn. Church Sthixii for ull • New Baby Baptisms on Sunday n1 2 p m by ap rehearsal Sehramrn. Michael Chir ages flSla m , (lorninn langunKr worship, the -OPMSUIIMYS- pointmrnt Sunday % IS a in , Church School Classes eichello, Steven Novich, Tony Rev Pred (iruber preaching 10 JO a hi , ronfpssicirih I'sors Nalurdas and I'vps of Holy 8 AM to 4 PM for :t-yearolds to tirade H are (aught in the Garguilo, Anna Salvia, Angela fellowship period n u in , morning worship, Days and Firs! Fridays, (rum 4 In S and frnni Parish House Nursery service Is provided on IT Andrea, Nancy Carpentpr, the Hev Fred (iruber preuching 7 4ft In H Mi p m the second floor (if (he Chapel 9'30 and II am,, and Maria Sannino Wednesday RSU p.m , Search identical worship services with Dr Evans sr. JAMES c-iii-iini preaching, ihild care provided for preschool 45N SPHINiiFIELDAVK , children on the second floor of the Chapel. The SPKINC;KIEU)_ Springfield Kire Department will attend the MSGH FRANCIS X CHYLE. PASTOK SI ;l(i service as their annual memorial service REV STEPHEN P LYNCH for deceased memberh of (he company 6 45 HEV EDWARD K OEHLINO p m . Westminster Fellowship and con- REV FAl'1,,1 KOCH firmation class members will leave from the ASSISTANT PASTORS Chapel for roller skating al (he Livingston Sunday masses i" p m Saturday) 7. fl 15. Holler Hitik fl 30, 10 45 a ni and noon Daily, 7 and H a m Wednesday Ipm second FOCUS nigh! Holy day, on i-vi-s of holy day at 7 p.m., on holy STUDENT PRISENTATION — Ann Solviq ^Alfhael Ristwrants featuring the Rev Nancy Forsberg in a Alto Dealers days al 7. 8. 9. 10 a m and 7 p.m Kaufman and Tony Gorguils (in front, from left) discussion of prayer Westminster Fellowship were among the fifth grodBrs at James Caldwell Confessions Saturday, 1 to 2 p.m Monday members will present the playlet, "Hello, tTHENATIONAl through Friday. 7:15 to 7.45 p m No eon School f«otured in a recent student adaptation of MflPLECREST Springfield God," prior to Miss Forsberg's presentation 1776. Pictured at rear (Irom left) are other SPRING LIQUORS Cessions on Sundays, holy days and eves of holy They will also serve refreshments following the STATE BANK lulunno performers Angela DAndrea and Jonathan LINCOLN - MERCURY. INC. days program Schramm, IMPORTED WINES MOl NTAlNSmE CiOKI'EI, CHAPEL HIGHWAY 22. MOUNTAINSIDE TEMPLE BKTH AHM AND CHAMPAGNES HKV RONALDS BENCE. PASTOR AN AFFILIATE OF THK Plans made for festival IIQUORS fl[[« 159 I SITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA CHURCH OFFICE 232 3456 CALL 375.«12 Sunday 9 45 am . Sunday School For ail BALTUSROLWAY, SPRINGFIELD Final arrangements are baked goods will In wiiliible ages II am. morning worship service, RABBI REUBEN R.LEVINE being made for Ihe strawberry as well as a w hn>- liphaill Echo Pllll Stopping Ctnttr Oil iCEi. THBOyfjMOUT CANTOR FARID DARDASHT1 festival lo be held at thetable and a pliini -i, ni children's church for jsrades 1-3 7 p.m , UNION M I D 6 I If s f * 150 Today-B:J0 pm , Hadassah installation Parish House parking lot of Please circle lln- l,i I f on Dial 864-7700 r evening worship service IU S Nwy No JJ 4 i&eft 'I fl m to l l meeting Ihe First Presbyterian Church your calendar, .him 41 h for 2800 Springfield Ave, Wednesday Upm prayer meeting SflUD Msunfim Avi ) 4470100 Friday—B:45 p.m.. Sabbath services. of Springfield on Church Mall fun for the who mih Union 193 Morris Ave 374 14« u 5 Mw, Noil HOLY CROSS LITI1ERAN CHL'RCH Saturday-it) a.m.. Sabbath services on Saturday. June H. from II ' THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO Monday—8:30 pm,, Men's Club meeting am tcM p rn FREKDOMSUV. Tuesday—7:30 p.m., USY meeting. TRIUMPH •LUTHERAN HOUR" AND Booths for games arc being Alitha Record* is releasing Bicycles Lumber Savinfj I Lw JUsns. TV'S "THIS IS THE LIFE" i Minyan services-Monday through Friday, 7 decorated Luncheons of ham "All We Need Is Another 839 MOUNTAIN AVE, SPRINGFIELD a.m.: Monday through Thursday, B: 15 p.m., burgers, hoi dogs, soda, Chance," a puti'imal hit THE REV JOEL R. YOSS, PASTOR Sunday, 9 a.m.. 8:15 p.m ; Saturday, 7:30 p.m strawberries and ice (Team, recording by The Kscorls, GARDEN STATE • « • • CRESTMOHT TELEPHONE: DR 9-4525 strawberry shortcake and seven prisoners in ihe New Thursdiy—7:45 p m , choir 8 p.m,, board of TEMPLE SHAAKKY SHALOM Jersey State Prison serving CYCLE JAEGER LQMBER strawberry supreme arc being i SUPPLY CO INC education meeting AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF planned sentences for crimes ranging Sunday--8:30 a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m., AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS from burglary in murder SHOP Ten games with prizes are !P nfnit-r!y LUMSEB BB!C« S, BLOC* family growth hour 10:45 a.m., Holy Com- SO. SPRINGFIELD AVE. AND 1 INC 01 H MEUCUHT INC planned for all ages Home- Lsrry 5i PANELING CEILING TILB munion. SHUNPIKE RD, SPRINGFIELD HAHDiVABt MILLWOBK Public Notice Dial 232-6500 One ol Niw Jeri.y i L.ro.jl PAINTS F.XBEBIINCBp RABBI: HOWARD SHAPIRO Cvtll Shop, PEHiONNEI. TO HliP YOU CANTOR: IRVING KRAMERMAN Public Notice NOTICI0F4PPLIC4TION W South Avg E f O M P 1 E' T I 0 I L, 1 V g H T ANT1OCH BAPTIST CHLiRrH MBVCE MECKESST.ANDS.SFHINGFIELDAVE. Crai| Friidmin, son of Mr, and Mrs, Martin NOTICE Of ApipUCSTiON T4Kf£ NO* I <"«< Wuitfieid N.W i UM BlCrCLCS TfiKE NOTICE thjl Millen's SPRINGFIELD MNE & m SpringlieW lo Sww feu SPRINGFIELD Friedman, was called to the Torah as the Bar Liquors, a torBoraiion iradmg as LIOUDRS INC hf ,>[.plipt) If Ifi' SfliWinn Columbij Raleigh MiUvah lagt Saturday morning MILTON'S LIQUORS, has applied Townstiip CpmrT "oe nf Ihe .Holllait Mountim Aye Office REV, CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR Township of Sprinui , \S. couniy oi «. other Leading Mikes }]]] MORRIS Aut , UNION i_o iho Townsnip committeE ol Ihe F U1O070 Saturday—3 p.m., Church School choir Thursday—Sisterhood bridge. Township of lprtngf,eld. County of Union tor a Pieh3 y wrta-i Slill . Nrvlct , ligtlli in Mouniiin Aw, 37H121 rehearsal FridayHMa p.m., Erev Shabbat Jervice Urnon for a Plenary Retail Disiribuiior License D I tor __ .._ .STIBtlNO MORRIS AVE OFFICE Disfribultan License D 4 for prtmises locateo a' 37s Morns 273505S HilDI Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 11 a.m., Saturday—10:30 a.m., Sabbath morning premises localed at 333 Morris Avenuo, iprinqfieid, M>w Jersey m Morns Ave 376-HM worlhip service, 7 p.m., evening fellowship. service, Ayenge. Springfield. Ness, jersey Obiectlnns, if any, '.nould be 39? BRBAD ST, SUMMIT Obietiions, ii any, should Be made in-.riediafefy in AF,tinq to Wednesday- 3 p.m.. midweek service. Wednesday—8 p.m , congregational meeting made imffiedialely in wrifmg !o Arthur H Buehrer. Tuwnihip Arfhur H Euenrer. Townsnip Cieffe nf the Tewhsrip of FLMI UVEIMt Clerk oi (he Township of Sprinqifici in the County ol Union COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH Springfield m the County nf Union and Mate of New Jersey Opticians Trailers ana It#te oi New Jersey SPHiNOFIfLO VVINI FLOOR COVfHINOS ir... MEETING HOUSE LANE I Signed I & LIQUORS INC MOUNTAINSIDE MILTON BILLET MARTIS LEVINE New i 1 HORWMB ARTHUR L President liu B Liberty Aye iARROWS TRAILS! MINISTER: ill Kemer Avenue Hilisioe, N J VflN HESS t WELLSJRJ LET US CATER YOUR THE REV, ELMER A TALCOTT Iprmgfield, N j Spfd Loader way II, 31, 1973 1*1*i £ let JBAN IILLEf Comtnle Agio Body R«Hirt DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: (fee 110 51) Secretary 374-4210 LINDA GAUL 111 Remer Ave BOARDOF lOUCATION Springfield, N j 155 Merrii Ave Springfield GRADUATION Thursday-9:4S a.m., Christmas workshop itsfd Leader. Way !a 31. 1»»3 TOWNSHIPOF iPRiNGFIELD COUNTY OF UNION Sunday-9:i5 am,, Bible study. Church NEWJIRSEV School, grades 5-7 10:30 a.m., morning wor- NOTICE TOBiDPIRI NOTiCI OF APPLICATION stalea proposals will be PARTY ship. Cradle Roll through fourth grade; Silver T«Kf NOTICE "that FSF ,ece<«tf until 10:00 AM. on "WMrt Qyiilty Com Lin" Cross class (fifth and sixth). 7 p.m.. Senior Chalet of Sprinqiield, trading is Thursday, June 7, 1973 and then cMtvB01.iT (or ANY Special Occasion) KING'S COURT RESTAURANT, opened and publicly rMd In the 371-5900 High FtUowjhip. has apphed to the Township Office of ine iecrttsry oi the AythSf ii'd Committee o* the Township of Board ol Education, 191 Mountain iftLli SiSVICB DELICIOUS PLATTERS TAILORED 3 p.m.. Chancel Choir Springfield for a Plenary Retail Avenge, Sphngfitid, New jersey 1224 Springfield Avenue 3744IM Consumption License C 9 fpr (or the following fypplies for the SIRVICI 464.2913 premises situated at U 5 Hignway 1973 74 school year; indyitrlal Irvington TO MEET YOUR NEEDS USEOCARS i Route !2, corner of Farm ~Roid, arts, ianitoriil, physical I* J AND YOUR BUDGET EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Springfield, New Jersey eageaiion, ind scltnee. Objections, If any, should Be Specifications may tit obtainefl Featuring: 242 SHUNPIKE RD., SPRINGFIELD made immediately in writing to from the ottke of the Itcrettry at OK REV, WILLIAM C, SCHMIDTJR PASTOR Arthur H Bgehrer, Municipal Ihe above Jddresi, Coritraell will Fuel Oil Clerk of the Township of be awarded to Ihe lowtll bifldiri, Dial 686-2800 Party Rentals II Travel Bureaus • SLOPPY JOES REV. JAMISC, WESTERVELT, ASSISTANT Sprlngflfid, Munieipoi Building, Ihe right Being rtMrvtfl to rsleet • SALADS Springfield. NJ any or all faidi or to ivaive 2277 Morrii Ave., WOOLLIY FUEL CO HEAR THE EVANGEL HOUR RUTH PLATZgR inlormalilies (herfln, Union M HOUR SlftVICE • COLD CUT PLATTERS ON FRIDAY, 10:15 P.M., President iy order ol th» Boird of ••Since 1?J4" JO Stilts Rd Idueation ol the Townihlp ol JOHN DAVID • HORS D'OEUVRES RADIO STATION WAWZ-FM, M.I Summit, N,J SBringlifld, in iht County of Union, • HOTft COL D Thur»day-7i30p,m,, choir rehearsal 8pm Sptd. Leader, May 24, 31, 1973 New J^riiy SPiROO (Pee $10.11) PARTY RENTAL young adult Bible study, SMORGASBORD iSS»&KJK MOTOR RiNTALSOF Friday-7:30 p.m., senior high Bible study. OFFICIQFTHI Springfield, N.J, SECRITARYOFTHI FINEST EQUIPMENT CALL MURRAY Saturday_6:45 p.m., YP gym and swim IOAR0 OF ADJUSTMENT Springfield Leader, May 1*. \m. CO., social, Take notice that at a mtitlng of i TABLE LINEN the Board of Adlustmtnt, held on NOTlCIOFAFPUeATION ftuthonica ULLV AUTOMATIC FOR ALL TYPES 379-1470 5unday-g;45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., May IS, 1973 tht application, as TAKE NOTICI that Spring :*DILLACOLDSMOBIL«| r iutjmittfd By INTERNATIONAL morning worship; Pastor Schmidt preaching; Liquors Inc , trading ss SPRING OF PARTliS TIRE WAHBHOUSEi INC., IMtiOuORS,"nM applfed to iht- the Andlnos, a singing group from Bolivia, will U.S. Route No, jj far a varlanc* to Township comrnlfti* of the • FH llllfMllM sell retail Tires and Auto low east oil heating UA liUtlltlM! MILT'S PLAZA 22 present a program of special music; Junior Equipment was dmltd. 763-4*31 Church, 5;45 p.m., Junior High Youth Group. 7 Said application Is on file in the 12 BURNETT AVi __ 379-6767 | Icho Plaza Shopping Cenftr p.m., evening service; the Rev. James C, Offiet of the Secretary of the MAFLBWOOD DIK m.im Route 23 and Mountain Ave. Board of Adjustment, Municipal Route jj, Sprinaflild, N.J, Dial 273-1700 lot Viiliy'si., South Ortni* Mnnllin A,, SpfiiiihfM, N J, Westerveit will preach. Following the evening Building, Township of Springfield, Obiections, if iny, shquio M SPRINGFIELD service thgre will be a farewell service for the N.J,, and is available for "public made Immediately In writing o 491 Morris Ave, inspect Ion, Arthur H. iuehrer, Tswmhlp Summit Westervelti as they leave to s»rve the Cltrk ol the Townihip a! Jewelers MORRiSSAPINO ipringiiiia ,n the County of Union Plumbers Emmanuel Baptist Church in ManvlUe, Secretary and state ol New JerMy, Water Beds Wednesday-7;45 p.m., prayer meeting. Board of Adjustment (Signta) Sptld, Leader, May S4, 1973. SPRING LiOUOBI INC, MAX SR 1 PAUL PERSIAN ANOEL0"BERT6LLI Presidtnl M.Sprlngd«lfC».. SCHOEHWflLOER Clifton. N j (AY LV'DUDIAK vice president Wholeul.. Rarall M Pearl BrooK Dr, SIMm & MOl W.iier let, , Treai fnfire Stock Discounted RULE ' 11 Montgomery i». Thprmoilals IMTMITeilimT rf 1?¥ IT. TT* WIT II Circulillors HMOLIMLIftMTAIL t h GQ N6#-BtiSAV/N&5< PLiiips Myrniaitivr *, LEGISLATION... CALL 273-5120 Repairs 4 Ailursroni caH 378-9170 at the Sign 80 FRANKLIN PLACE u CIPanino Ml MONRil AVI. 1973 MONTEREY su\\ Dili ill S7« SUMMIT JSJ Chestnut st yniOn OFF WITH gwir ijetrlnfl, Mwf r front disc brakes, air tend,, WW mmmMm of the Cat! BPPllM to the TmMBhlp Com. 25% THIS AD belted tires, radio, iutomstle tras. mltt»» of th« Tewnlhip of Dfllvtry Matin, Met itm kuraiKrl •" Inc. New Jirsev OBluiiMi if an uid M RE-ELECT SENATOR made immedlattly If Anyone Can, "Mikan" Just Say Arthur H l NCOLN Ysyr JEROME Sprlnafi,|H in th* CBWiy U Union (Stan'*" of Oadge SPRIM INC EPSTEIN Route M DATSUN TRUCK CENTER You Saw The Ad IN THE REPUBLICAN All Sized Vans in Stock 63 RIVER IIO OM JUNE 5th! gi- See

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•t*i*-r**»i •**!*= •¥'• <_,*'. *'. MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO Thue lay May 74, 1973.11 Officer installation Officers installed Temple Beth Ahm Sisterhood held for members at year-end meeting will hold installation June 4 The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ahm, of Sub Junior Club Springfield, will hold Its installation of officers of Caldwell PI A Monday, June 4 at 8:30 p m in the temple Tbi' siil. Junior Women-, (luh nf Ihe The .lames ('HIIIWPII !'T.\ HI Sprinutn-lrt lust sanctuary Mrs Philip Meisel of Sprlnffifld, Mi.iini.H'iMili Area lii'lcl il- nihlailalioii week held its last meeiing for fhi- ISI72 7:1 M'IIIKII vice-president of the Northern New Jersey yrlir Region of the National Women's league, will l.ihran M.IM1>II Tiiniii'M'li president nl Ihe Mrs Joseph Kmiwlrs. piisl prrsidrnl. in be the installing officer Wum.m •- 'luh iniliirted Ihe new nffuet^ lot Mailed Ihe new officers president, Mrs the I'lV I VI sc.il The outgoing officers are headed by Mrl 1 Ijiwrenee ZfiviKiny honorary president, Dr Donald I'erlmulter. president Mrl ( ursine-- ni.idi h> ihi- (•,11-111• 11 i luh ,irid 1 Krmi Baruchin, vui president, Mrs Jerome Perlmutler will be presented with a gift by the prrsciiiril \>\ Kdith I) Allriii incoming 1 Itiingiiiviinni honorary vit'i president, Mrs board of directors lil'i'Mili'hl "I thi' Woman's (lull w in- giwn Id ciii'l. ..i Mil- iiirniiiirifc! and nuignit,^ iilfii-i'r-. I" Holier! powers, secretary, Mrs Domild Auer, The slate of officers to be installed: Mrs 1'iniii'M'ii ,intl In Tens u i imnell ..Mil Iti'lisurer, Mrs Kclwnnl Anflgnos The trustees ('resident. Mrs Seymour (Jreeri ad- IVg^s (iillcM the club ads isiii L- Ki'lrt'^hiiieiith iiri> Mrs Andrew llerkalo, .John Dysnrl, Mrs ministrative vice president, Mrs. Sanford weir •.t'i s cii by the Woman •, Club, which ,'ilsu William Iliilpin urn! Mrs Unman] Scelfo. Uelwarg; ways and meani vice-prtiidMi, Mm, The cseeulive hoard for the 197174 school F'aul Miller, membership vice-president, Mrs (lUi^.iUiil ..ffl.rih ,i! r i.ihitf iullch venr is us follows nudgel unt| finance Mrs Hoherl Moss, program vice president, Mrl Charles (nhn cuiturai nrta, Mrs Charles Harry Itiee treasurer, Mrs Frank Robinson; 1 Mnrkwilh. Fminders Day Mrs Richard financial secretary, Mrs Neil Prager; dues c'l.ir.i Srhaflri si.i-ri-lar\ ..ti.l s'lisan (irai-f Sterner; hpalth and safety. Mrs Robert secretary Mrs Ray I.^bnvitz: recording Kobhcrter, historian Mrs Ijonard Scelfo. secretary, Mrs Saul Schvmlh: corresponding Thr Mrsv is mMiillrd nlhr^rs >ecretary Mrs Alan Keuer lTNitii'iii SijSHfi Grarr. horrt'liiry. ;ind Mrs Hussell llalsey nominating, Mrs Andrew Andrrii K'-wi lc=h ! rraKiinT Insf ;< ((i-tinM at 12 30 p ni May 3n ill of Mr, Luddecke An April l»74 wedding is planned Temple si,,ni'i Shalom. Springfield at which jllllllllMIIIMIIIIIIIillllliiilllllllMllllllllllllllillllilllllllllllllllllilllllillili 1 Nanc> (hnsimc Swan, daughter of Mr ;incl tiriK ii l;!',!l disease affecting very youri^ Mrs Aiihre) *i Swan of Short Hills (m1 children uill beriisrussed by medical personnel Springfield, was married .Saturday lo Thomas Walton 91A lists BUYING direct!) minked with research William Luddecke. son of Mr and Mrs William A spiiki'siii.in declared. "Known as Tuy V L.uddecke n' Kockville Conn Monsignnr Sachs disease ur ISD, it occurs largely amon)) Francis X Cinic relehraled Ihe Nuptial Mass installation today WISELY .lews uf Kasii-ri: Kuropean ancestry, dlthough at SI James Church. Springfield The reception The annual installation meeting of the 1 From Bitier Business Bureau I la percent ul ni|,,nts with TSD are of other lollowed at Ihe Knights of Columbus Hall, Kdward Waltnn Parent Teachers Association in of Metropolitan New York, Inc.irl ethnic (irigiib si lente has yet 10 discover Springfield either » i un ur .i ircatment hut only within the Springfield, will be held today ,.l I 15 p.m at Dear Ijirne Mary Jane Yaros nf Kanwottd was triaid fjf the Walton School last twii y-.ir-, due to a major scientific We have five growing children with huge honor HndeHmaidH were Joan and .lane Swan The slate of officers In be installed is as breaktrih>iiy!i m the field of molecular biolog>. .if Springfield, sisters of the bride appetites and a budget that has been piling the medical '(••-hiiiijijt>9> for idefilification and follows president, Judy Weiss honorary squeeze My husband and I decided to buy a John Weiss of Butler served as best man contriil him- tii-i-n established 1 president, Dr Fred Raruchin. vice president, food freezer, for sake of economizing because l'shcrs wen James l.uddecke of Kockville. '•T!ieniup.t'iif I'SIJ is swift t'ntii six niiinllis acting principal Grace Kingsbury. vice food prices have been sky-rocketing fately. We brother nl the groom and Thomas Swan of of ugi' de\euprm-nl appears to he normal The president, fund raising, Muriel Meskin, vice- have had this freezer for nine months and find Hiiltimore. hrother of the bride infant h'ljitih'lji s in waste away, gradually losing president, program, Thes Drood recording that it's costing us twice as much for food and The bride was graduated from t'nion allHtii is in turn iivcr. crawl sit up eat.smilp secretary. Bib Feintuch corresponding for the up keep of the freezer Why is this' We Catholic High School and Selon Hall University set- iii i-M-ii 'II In i- Within lour years the child secretary. Carole Szymanski. treasurer thought we could save on the cost of food and where she reteived a B A degree in French has p mhiMJ •VUCFM.WNKR Selma Prager that the upkeep of the freezer would be Prior lo her marriage, she was employed by Thi1 Following the meeting the school hand and minimal Did we get hooked' ntire community, particularly those Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of DKRCIRAII I. MKHFl.S choir will entertain with a program of music who tiiiiii lie iijanmiifj a family, or who are of BEWILDERED October wedding Newark and singing child-hiM ii(jc. was urged to attend Mrs The groom, a graduate of Rockville High Dear Bewildered Abe l,eMt chairman of this program. Mrs Deborah Michels You have not been hooked Unless a freeier'l School, received a B A degree in history from MITII sh.ilm.in is president of the Springfield for Miss Manner maximum use is planned in advance, the Seton Hall University He is employed by the H Beth Israel Auxiliary B'ni11 Ii riih Women chapter I' Koppelman Company of Hartford to wed Keith Brink freezer is more of a convenience than an Mr and Mrs Harold F Manner of 121 Bryant Mr and Mrs Walter Miehels of Mountain names board members economy The U 5 Department of Agriculture avp . Springfield, have iinnnuni'ud the Following the honeymoon in Bermuda, Ihe avenue, Springfield, have announced the figures, in one example, show that it cost $80,27 engagement of their daughter. Alice to Louis couple will reside in Vernon. Conn engagement of their daughter, Behorih Louise, Two Springfield women have been named to annually to operate a 380-pQund-eapacity I leel I have to tell someone about what .1 Corea, sun uf Mr and Mrs Pelt r F Corea of to Keith Kdward Brink, son of Mr and Mrs the board of the Auxiliary of Newark Beth freezer This included operation, maintenance, 1 happened to me I had been thinking of buying a Madison Tht announcement was mauV ?t a John Brink of llenshsw avenue, Springfield Israel Medical Center They are Mrs Melvin depreciation and credit If 380 pounds of food Women's League se«iriK machine to make my own clothing recent party at the Manner home. Miss Michels is employed by the Western Odie and Mrs, Albert Bothleld were stored and used in that freezer annually, because I find I really ein't invest regularly in Miss Manner is a graduate of Summit Hi|h Electric To in Springfield Her fiance is with The auxiliary will hold its annual meeting the cost would be 22 cents a pound But if 540 a lieu wardrobe as I once did Making my own School and J, Palerno's College of Beauty to hold conference the Union County Drywall Co., Irvington and inilillation on Monday, June 4, at II a m pounds were stored and used tin a larger clothing would cut the cost in half. rullurt', Morristown She is now employed by The Northern New Jersey Branch of National No date has been set for the wedding ill the Manor in West Orange freezer i the cost would drop to 15 cents a So when a salesman came to my door of- N.J Bell Telephone Co. Women's League of the United Synagogue of pound, and so on fering Ujis sewing machine and said I would get Mr Corea. a graduate of Madison High America will hold its annual spring conference If you learn to shop intelligently, asking 125 certificales if I recommended my friends School, is employed by the United States postal Wednesday and next Thursday at Singer's questions along the way and thinking in terms for appointments I decided to purchase the Service as a clerk in the Florham Paris Post Hotel in Spring Valley, NY. The theme of the OUR EARLY of comparison, you and your family can benefit machine. He hind the S25 certificates would Office. A U.S. Army veteran, he served in conference will be "Na-aseh ... We Will Do. " both from your freezer and your food plan wipe away the cOHt of my sewing machine I Germany for three years Kiodut 19.B (Believe, Belong, Build). WARNING-FLOOD LarrieOTarrell, Better Business Bureau soon found out that 1 had to paj the entire cost An October wedding is planned Mrs. Philip L Meisel of 4S Janet lane, --O--O- of the merchandise The salesman never even Springfield, branch vicepreiident. is chairman Dear Larrie: got in touch with rns friends of the conference Mrs. David Adler of 58 Twin CONTROL I have been Hiving a difficult time finding a LOSER It's a boy Oaks oval will be in charge of physical job I looked through the classified want ads Mr and Mrs Ualton Queen of K>, Ruby si . arrangements during the two-day conference. and just don't seem to come up with anything SYSTEM Dear Loser: Springfield, are the parents of their first child, Mrs Rudolph Bamberger of 31 N. Derby id il w«i ilmei* Itlt dyt to that's suitable. What I want to do now is to try •dmlnlilrltisn rt4 ttM. iwl This type of sales plan is called "referral" a son, Dallon Joseph Jr., born May 9 al taking care of all correspondence for the IINATOt IMTIIN W/K) m* an employment agency, I never uied the selling and it is misleading For years, the Overliiok Hospital, Summit. Mrs. Queen is the conference. lUy by Mttini tM NitiMMi service of one and am a bit afraid of trying one WMtMr Mrviei tM IM dr—n Better Business Bureau has warned people former Marlena Fanibro. daughter of Mr. and Brook FIsaB Control Commllllon I know a fee is involved and I want to be sure against referral sellinj! calling it "unethical Mrs Roscoe Fambro of Springfield. tsfttflir Aftw two IM • Ml! I'm being charged the proper amount, Also, I'd msnffis of irgumiftfi* thiy misleading and almost impossible to fulfill " •grttd In mlnutM »nd now th# like to know if I am entitled to a reimbursement Another reason why the Better Business wirnini lyitiin it inituiMi if the job happens not to work out. Bureau objecU to referral selling is that you, Holiday dead/ine UNEMPLOYED the prospective buyer, are led to believe that RE-ELECT SENATOR Dear Unemployed: Because of thr Memorial nay holiday nn the market for other customers is unlimited The fee schedule is established by law and is Monday, this newspaper urges strict com- Tht truth ii, you never know it what stage of contained in the contract. The schedule pliance with its Friday news deadline for all JEROME EPSTEIN the plan you are entering, and you will run out • JEWILRY operates on a sliding stale based on a per- material intended for the May 31 issue. All of customers very fast centage of either the yearly or the monthly iirganiiational, social and other items for the • WATCHES IN THE REPUBLICAN earnings. Find out exactly what the fee would LarrieOTarrell, Better Business Bureau next issue should be submitted by tomorrow * PINDANTS be for the job In question. morning. * ETC, & ETC, PRIMARY ON JUNE 5th! As to the matter of reimbursement, if you have paid an agency fee, in full or in part, and Rtcent fish consumption - VOTE 4 B! there is a subsequent termination, you are GELJACK Pslfl !6f bi THE COMMITTEE TO Until recently, consumption of fish products | Chargt for Pictures | HETUBN JEBRV TO THI 'HOW COMB POUND y&UB, WAS entitled to a refund if the amount paid exceeds SPRINGFIELD SiNATE. S I PitfeROff. 1371 what the agency is entitled to receive, in the United States has averaged 11 pounds or | Tritre il a chargt of S5 for wedding and | ALL THAT? •> more per person each year since 1968, JEWELERS ' Larrie 0 'Farrell, Better Business Bureau 1 engagement pictures. There ii no • 1 charge for the announcement, whether | 241 MORRIS AVE. Livingston Mall | with or without a picture, Perions | • submlrtlng wedding or engagement | SPRINGFIELD»3761710 Where can you buy fabrics to have ice show | picturei should enclose the ii payment, j OPIN TUIi, WIB., FR*I., frM 1;4J An "ice ihow" at the THURSDAY IVININOS TILL I liiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniA iATURDAYS » to 1 Llvingiton Mall in celebration CLOSED MONDAYS that are of high qualify and of Memorial Day weekend will HI NT THI ROOM with a Wint M, Only 16c per word be held today, tomorrow and (Win. S3 20) Call 616 7700. Saturday, popularly priced? There will be daily shows at 11 a.m., 4 and 6:30 p.m.. and on Saturday and Memorial Day at 11 a.m., 1 and 6:30 p.m. Paul Leduc and his Troup at SegaVs from Montreal will perform on a portable lurfaee of plywood Coma to Segal's for the largest ttitctian outstanding converters as Greeff, coated with a special one> anywhere of quality and popularly priced Schumacher, Bloomcraft, Rlverdale, eighth-inch preparation of decorative fabrics for slipcovers, Stroheim and Romann, Waverly, and rtupholsitry and every kind of window Cyrus Clark. Borrow samples for a day or illicone and wax. 'treatment. two to SM hew they look In your own home. All ihows are open free to Save countless hours of Marching In and No obligation estimates can bt made In Featuring magnificent original oil the public and will take place Bonnie's House of Beauty out of New York's Decorator Showrooms your own horns, at your convenience. paintings from around tht world in the center court of the Mall, and In and BUT of so called discount fabric Take advantage of warm weather prices Springfield centers. Viilt our store first for • selection even though you may not needour service* of thousands of fabrics from such until later In the year. Tsmperatur;© Np For quality workmanship and quality MX 24,25,9 4J. to j) Ml. fabrics, you can count on Stoal'i Rubber-backed scatter rugs Decorative Fabrics for complete •MUn can be dried in the dryer, bul satisfaction. A quarter century of satisfied never with heat. Use the air IS NOW WITH customers in Union, Essex and Morris setting only. Counties speaks for Itself. MAY 26,FROM 9 AJ. lo i PJ, Our Store hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and evenings by appointment only. JldtUl HAIRDRESSERS ELECTROLYSIS MAPLMEST PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL "Expirt Stylists Creating Tomorrovfs Hair Stylis Today" . LMOLN-MERpr NANCY PERLMAN SiriiglitH kit., Ifkioa, U Now At 317 Springfield Ave., Summit DECORATIVE FABRICS CORTB IIAUTV IALON I. TM SIDE DOOR Mwi'l H»lr Ityiist 1 ttavMUn Avt, 273-4418 L*t»l ArMitt-Ht yen «M M f liplay your wwKi ptoit* mmkm , (Mr, Mcrrli *v..) Iplld. B VIN ftm Csniulfitlifl ^^ ^S ^n ^n ^n ^n ^n ^n^n ^^ ^n^^^^^n^^^^^ ?n?f% ^n ^n ^n^^ ^n ^n^n^n^^^n ^n^n^n^^t 17*1070 , • Mr.ONr* H4-77**. •y Appt, WHWO Ihyrsday, May 24 Summer day camp The little red house down the block (or handicapped to Non-profit jumble Store a bazaar of values

The Jumble Store ol Ci.nilni'd is aplh niiriiiiilly low li'vi-ls lo hull prii'i' m sjilcs The slur!1 is IIJMMI Tucsilay through reopen in Cranford named, lor the hlllc red house in ihc middle ol fin ihi> KIIO|I'!I fliimiul June IS flcwniK (iiui1 Kriilny friim U ;tn a in In fi p m cxc'epl for the For thr fourth fiinsecutivi' year, the Ccrehral the blink at 10 W South in' bulges with ,i .ii^.iin thi' siitnmiT nuinihb will he »)H>nl niHin lunch hour Thursday evenings business Is l';ilsy Center of I'nion County anil thi' Knstct poipouM'i ill wares riinniiiK ihc sunlit Irom ii'nosnlinK (iiiii cxpiinilinK Ihc fucililv lo in|H' I'nnriiKird frmn 7 In a inlmk and nn Salurdaya Seal Society of I'nuin County «ili jointly t-lolhiiiK mid jewelry lo modern and antii|iie uiih IhcrxpaiulinK volume of nuilriiiuMonN anil iron] !l :iu a 111 In niHiii ipmihiir Camp Suiishim- a day i-amp fur hiiusehiild items and loss designed lo brighten physical!;, hiimlicappcd children frmn '•< lo \:< ihc daily living ol residents ol I'mon County M'ars "f age. locator! ill *\oni;ihi<)jali Park To the casual passeitn the .iih-.iii alh College lists 3-counfy TB-RD moves Cranfnrd ap|mmle(l limit display uindou suggests a chic Ciimp will hctjin .1111> i ami lonlmue through I.,. 11 (i. 11 n • Ann In. with Ihr I'ki'i'piionol ,lul> 4 The camp Kill the nun proln shop's cln-nlele i-oniing courses for headquarters to Clark IInm throughout the county, knows il heller as MIII-. Irom !l ,:i Hi !ci 2 :W p in il.nly. with rnim Thr TB Respiratory said, "is located in u more ,III OHMS ill high quality goods at low cost in an dav sessions; located at the Cerehnii I'alsy Disease As»ocialion of Central central ares from which to era ill spiralling iiiflali.ni non- English i enter 21(1 llnlly st Criinford Children can New Jersey has moved Ms operate and more effectively \nd. cipially important, shoppers know Hi.d riinill for periods I'anKii'K frinn one to NIV Courses for non-English headquarters from Jersey serve ihe ciliieni of Union, I-\IT\ pi'nny spent there goes louaid supplving weeks Tran.sportiilion is availalilc (amp ii»h speaking people will be of City 10 1457 Haritanrd ,Cinrk Hudson and Monrnouth tin- necessities of life lor those less liiilun.ilc iiri'Sloo |ur sis weeks IK> loi three weeks nnd ferod In thr Union College The association serves Unioii, counties $3ii for one wrek Transportation charges an1 As one working Cranford moiher pill M, "It's summer session. June 2S Hudson and Monmnuth "The building which served additional Slfi fur Ihc full six weeks j;t per ilillicllll enough these ila\s lo tueel the through Aug 2, It was an- eountjps iis our headquarters since Ihe week on ii weekly husis Children will picked up iiioi Igiige pa> ments and set an ,idei|iiale table nounced this week by l)r Stanley H Conklin. \mV! merger of the TB and a! nr rime In their huincs Krhoinrships will tic 1 ilon'l know how Id miinage to elolhc the (•'rank Dee, di'im nf president, said that Ihr Health Leagues of Ihe inaihiliii' lor qualifying children lamily without the shop rdwnliiinjil services relocation WHS approved by respective counties," hr said, "At Camp Sunshine. li.i()iiap|ieil children She laughed. As a mallei ol lacl im ihc hciard nf directors "is liulmodcd for our present hiive ihe opportunity in etijny fun and friend children are said to be mining Ihc best dressed Three nt)n menihers ill the Ceri'hral county area, authorized the in the fashion indusiry and lor the price of what Kluabeth campus I'lasses major portion of the work I'iilsy Center's regular professional staff will sale of I hi- association's I uould pay for one of the outfits new 1 can shop and hours will be scheduled to related to the Christmas Seal ,ilsu piirtii'ipaie in the camp's administration liuilding at ,1 special meeting here and outfit the entire lamily including my tneol student interests and Campaign is processed at our This is .I young camp with fresh, vibrant ideas May II ;illd Ihc professional slaff will he MinMi'il hs husband available facilities regional fund railing center In mam cnihiiMastic uilunlccrH Knlcring students will lie •Our new iifficc," Conklin Uoslyn. N V " STdKK i» iiwiH'd .mil ramp at fis itu's include ari> and crafi^. i UK .H'MIU.F, offered placement tests and opiT.-iied hy thr Juiliit r li-auiieiil Kli/iibi'lh .mil ,viiniiiiifiK games, drama, music, nature study will he assigned to the class nmfimi iformc'lh the Criinford Junior ami physical and speech threrapy if the family thnl most closely mutches Srnur League! and is uperaied jointly uiih so desires The camp program is flexible and Iheir level uf competency in Ihc cranford Welfare Association iiild other ijcared to (hi- needs ol the handicapped child Knghsh, [)r Dec said M-mrc nrganualiims in Ihe area SotmiheKi'ii Park's ouidoor selling will he In addition to the nontredil Ii is a child id the depression now grown lo iitiliml lor sui-h things as piaiurc walks, picnic courses, a three<'redil course HALF A CENTURY OF SERVICE - Robert W KeanSr.. left receives gold pen and pencil .iiliiliriiiud Hul as in every man and woman .iim-hes, baseball names, etc Field trips arc in Kngllsh as a second set from his nephew John Kean, president of Eiizabethtown Gal, in recognition fo' iliirc still lingers Ihe bin and girl, so with the also planned Musical expression is encouraged language will be offered in the 50 y©ars of service as a director of the gos company Although 80 years old. Keen .liimble Store ll w;is established and still mil many staff members play musical in- day session at the Cranford who served as a member of Congress from 1939 to 1959 regularly attends the niii.iiiiJ, liiday esseillinlly a murkelpliice .iriinieiiis as ihc campers smji campus and evenings al the firm's monthly board meetings. A Harvard graduate Kean resides in Livingston «inTi1 itu-mlHTs of the comimnuly Ihrnugli the Pari-iiK HI handicapped children who would Klizanelh campus I.I'I ,mi| purchase goods and services and any like in enroll their youtifisters m Ihc day camp Over 70 credit and non ,'i ill miini'liiry profit thus realized can help •.Iwulcl contact the Cerebral Palsy Center at credit courses are being of- PRICE WHEN YOU • .II h other 2ND DOZEN 'J72-S(i2n fered in this year's summer Ihe shop manned liy volunteers on rotating DOZEN AT REGULAR PRICE Filters for Mauritania session at Union College -I..us is open lor inisiniss from midSeptem Classes will he conducted '•!• until niid June and ;iny ('rniitiird area Monday through Thursday, 2 receive awards Gift to curb eclipse injuries ' i! i hunt will readily admit Dial its operation both day and evening at the - ,i^ priilessiniuil as, an> of their iMMter Cranford campus and Fifty thousand solar filters will be donated to with 20(1 members scheduled to make the trip .iiherlised stores And ihe merchants, evenings only at the Elizabeth in secretarial work the Mauntanian government by Amateur They will leave from the Sperry Observatory ;ii iiiiinially I'ompetitivc. seem to lost' this baiic and Flainfield campuses Astronomers, Inc., it was announced this week I'mon College on June 24. niiiinii'ri'ial instinct when dealing with the Amaniela Kozakiewic/ of I'mon High School Courses are open to current b) Roger Tulhill of Mountainside, eclipse Tulhill, as eclipse director, has made thrci Jiiinhie Slnre wliiisc profits underwiile Ihe ami Anna Sherby of Plainfield High School college students, selected high director advance trips to Mauritania lo select a site and municipal welfare program thus alleviating nave iieciiawiirdyd scholarships for secretarial school students who have the studies at the I 'ninn County Technical Institute The special filters, valued at $5,iKKI, are for to reserve accommodations. Mi.in from this iinrma! lax burden Merchant BRING THIS COUPON 1 approval of their high school Smlcrl Plains distribution to Mauritanians who will he m the "The cooperation of the Mauritania!! .n-islance in lilt form of advice and often limi-s principal or guidance in zone of the partial phases of the June :io solar government and the warm reception I \\a\i- fiii'irhamlihe is ;ilwass asailable GIVE SOMEBODY They were chosen by the Union County struclor. and adults eclipse, where the potential danger of eye received from officials and citizens prompted Last year approsimalely ST.iiini. after Association of Education Secretaries, which Applicants attending colleges DUNKIN DONUTS damage is greatest. Tulhill said the gift of filters," he said minimal expenses, wen! from the Jumble Store DUMKIH'i,™ this year voted to sponsor awards for ln-county other than Union College must GET SOMI lOVIN' A.A.I.'s expedition lo Mauritania to witness Current plans now call for the AAI group U< i ash register into Ihe Cranford Welfare education have the approval of the lACK," what has been described as "the most be housed in air conditioned quarters with their Association's coffers ear.marked for welfare DONUIS Itf The awards were presented at the annual dean or registrar of that significant eclipse of this century " is expected equipment set up in an adjacent walledin This year when ihe shop's fiscal year ended on dinner held at the Kingston in Union college in order to receive to be the largest single contingent from the I'.S. compound. Food will he available in a nearh> March 31. another $10,000 was tranimittpd to proper credit for courses restaurant ihc association's welfare budget taken UNION KEHILWORTH Not only with AAI's group be the largest from Much ol ihe credit for the increase in shop Smokenders program Club slates the I' S . it will probably be the best it'Wiuies mas be attributed I" Mrs Harry V Union College also offers a ^2639 MORRIS IVf. 70S BOULEVARD accommodated Most visitors lo the eclipse sile iKhorni' ,lr . wile of a New Jersey Superior limited number of regular A i<«w oi Michliin Avi i ' j to begin In Springfield 5=mi!e walk will be housed in tents and exposed in i iiuit Judge and former I'tiion County college credit courses taught temperatures of 115 degrees, the average daili f'rvi'huldiT, under whuse direction as general in Spanish A Smokenders seminar, gridutlly strip away A five-mile walk in the temperature for that time of year chairman (luring the past two years the facility designed for persons wishing smokers' rationalliitions, Watehung Reservation is Tuthill's advance preparations have also has been renovated and expanded The spark to break the cigarette habit, improve self-image and build planned Saturday for mem- made it possible for AAI members to enjoj lor Ihe day-to-day operation* is supplied by will begin in Springfield awareness of the four reasons bers ind guests of the Union some sightseeing trips during their to-day stay. Mrs liilla Hflse, also oi Cranford, who tonight at 8 with a free ex. for smoking: physiological, County Hiking Club These include trips to a fishing village, an miinaHes Ihe operiition as she did her planatory, non-oblifatory psychological, automatic and Participantj will meet at ancient slave market and an Afnc.in Night successful dress shop before retirement session to be held at Temple social. Smokers taking the 1:30 p.m. at the parking lot of complete with native dancers, bongu drums, •'Wjthoui ihe support of the entire communi Sha'irey Shalom, 5. course do not actually stop the Trailside Nature and fire eaters and a lamb roan. ly this continued growth could not have been Springfield avenue and smoking until after the fifth The significance of the June 3li eclipse stems if Science Center. Dorothy possible," said Mrs Osborne Shunpike road. session," Treacy Of Cranford will be the from its duration - 6'j minutes in Mauritania, -•o-o- Smokenders, which began in The spokesman noted that- leader. The longest possible time for a solar eclipse is THK JUMHLK STOHK is divided into two New jeriey five years ago. 88 percent of those enrolled in 7'j minutes with the average eclipse lasting sections. Upstairs is located the Consignment On Sunday, a "bootleg" hike nnw sponsors more than 90 the course sueceisfully three minutes, according to" Prof I'atink J, Shop, where I'mon County residents may place is planned. The group will programs in this state, New graduate, "jornething that White, director of the Sperry tlbservatury at on sale new or slightly used clothing as well as meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Union College, where AAI is headquartered, Vnrk. Connecticut and Perm. can't be achieved until small antique and mod household and personal Howard Johnson Restaurant sylvania. Sessions are held smoking is completely items with B0 percent of the Hales price Hi, 22, North Plainfield. to once a week for lu weeks, stopped," "Ninety-two per- reverting to the owner and the remainder to the IHINIIAIVVS ehooje a leader for the day GED exam fo be given "Smokenders uses a non- cent of the graduates who shop Downstairs is the Thrift Shop where a and to vote on where the hike medical approach," a responded to a IJ-month steady stream of similar items donated by the will be. HI Spani$h June 2, 9 spokesman said, "relying on followup questionnaire still community fills the sales area. had not smoked a cigarette," Union College'l Walk-In General Education hehavioral modification via Further information about As the nation's Bicentennial nears, an Development (GED) Teit Center will ad- positive reinforcemtnt to he said. More than 10,000 the Hiking Club ichedule may increasing number of persons are becoming person] have completed the be obtained through The minister the the G1D (high school active collectors of memorabilia of the course. Union County Park Com- equivalency) exams in Spanish at the Plain- country's heritage The impace has been felt Smokenden wai devised by mission's recreation depart- field campus on Saturday mornings, June 2 and upon the jumbie Store and collectors ind DID YOU KNOW... Dr. Jon Rogers and his wife, ment B, at 8:30, it was announced this week by antique dealers browsing among the day's Jaequelyn, after three years __ Christian A. Hanns, director of the OED offerings have become commonplace. Unlike thai thousands of applicants of reieareh. Mrs, Rogers, a Center. its commercial counterparts, the character of lor law seiioel are being lurntd down By Rutgers because the smoker for 2J years was the Right to life unit Hanns said the six-part GED exam will be the store's stock changes daily as Cranford day enrollment ii lined? given in two ussions at Union College's SENATOR EPSTEIN has first graduate. She has since area residents clear attics and cellars, introducer1 a bill calling tor deviled an adminiitrative chooses officers campus located at the corner of Westervolt rummabe throgh ancestral trunks and clean Rutgers Camflen and Newark avenue and E. Front street. No previous ap- campuses to open their doors in system for the course, in- out closets and other storage areas - all for mo evening, the facilities are cluding moderator training MM. John Mulholland of plication or registration ii necessary to take donateion to the Jumble Store, there The libraries are there, programs, research, com- Fanwood wai elected the Spanish GED, Those wiihing to lake it are At the moment the bigieit sale in Jumble Why not use our schools to their chairman of the Union County full capacity? munications and Biktd only to call him at 276.2800, Ext, 274, to Store history is underway as the entire contents vertising.All seminar Right to Life Committee at a indicate their intention. of the slot e have been marked down from their RE-ELECT SENATOR moderjtori a meeting held recently at course Stonewall Savings and Loan JEROME EPSTEIN Association in Clark, yAAAAAAAAAA sun set! IN THE Holiday deadline Mrs, John Maiterion of Garwood wai named assistant REPUBLICAN Because of the Memorial 32nd PINGRY SUMMER chairman i SESSION Day holiday on Monday, this Farrell of PRIMARY ON newspaper urges strict treasurer. COEDUCATIONAL compliance with the Friday JUNE Bth! ntwi deadline for ill material Committee reporti were June 25-August 3 1973 intended for the May 31 iuue. presented and plani were r • VOTE 4B! All organizational, social and made for political action, ACAPtMIC ADVAMf[ CMWT READING INSTITUTE other items for the next Issue youth involvement and fund Grades M2 Grade! 211 should be iubmlttid by raising projects in the coming Gradts 9A% Remediei tomorrow morning, year, Preview or Review in; Chemillry FhysM Pevelopmental Inglllh Alg.bro 1 Increaie Speed and Mathematict Un'rted «ol«s HlMery Comprehension Spaniih 3 or 6-w*ek courlel SPECIAICOURSIS DAY CAMP MUIKHVCAMP Ages J-14 Ages 3 and 4 Gradel 6-12 Doily; f iSS.Ml Doily: 9:55-3:15 Typing Two Swimi Doily Swimming Painting Sports Gamei Skvhhing Samel Art Art Crofii Dunham's Italian sandals are up to high Croft, Outdoor Play TENNIS CUNIC fashion , . , high excitement! Tall heels Woodworking Enrollment Limited Mod.l,. 6 Weeki Only toys and Girls lavlih great looks on ties and slip ons,,. Sawing No Transportation smart strapping day or night! Splashy Cook-Outt Availabl« retiree tiunsfll has changed over the according to top executive of Rossmoor lasi tun decades, there are '»'i ichuiils nf thiiught One sii>s thai he has changed The Bureau of Census poratlon, pioneer in rllm hi nssom nut inti |th\ ii I 1 lirriilly The uthi-r side nf the projects that the number of munity developrneni f,,, u,,. i r i- a I i v i in i c u i ,irk- nl I! 'd "I Americans m years and older adult market, iihiitn^raphers, uni i'li in ' These folks keep iius\ I rum iih/ens iirKUinenl was summed up by ,i resident whii Jiuid thill Ihe will grow by nearly 22 per "New attitudes hHil in whimi clay iind pan well- mirmriH In Infill .mil dun 1 Alii mi cent or an additional four retirees on 'what retirement tul.-illy alien produic klilflll ..ki• r 111Li• In 'I,.nk il),,n llii'ii rrvpnilMliI pie i II.IIIBI- isn't urciil ill all It is 1 nisi (hiil the natural instincts million senior citizens should be are llw r.ui!,i '•I'ramii items (Je ur w,i!T\ ;ihiiiii ihiMi ill-cl hill nl 'hi' ri'tiri'i- lung hottled up meaningful change m r)us 'This siftnifii'unlly yn " iiui l.irl 1 Ji.ii nruicietil u.lli between now and 1980 111 market," the Iiimmi.ni i iiiiracleristic Ihe dcsirv in He ,,in .irlitiiiiil unreiilistic en However, the mosl significant 1 changes in the retirement president observed n,,, learn and (in siiniethiniJ nu! liisiiiil uti: I'M'I ill ,i Lcihuri . ininmi'iiis hiive i-niiii tn Ihe iirliii-i' under Hie >tiiiiiilus nf market aren't the number of traditional picture ot niirei-, side line's experience is ;i World is ink imtin-(li;itrl> then. ;ilai>ni'd aiiuli i-oiiiniunitii's retirees, but in their attitudes in rocking chairs is olmuiiti. m.ijiir factor in the HOIKI l)> I hi- Ii I Unit the «nrr MJIII> [ ti t- niieii' new inti-rnslh ,ind New and lifestyles This is the Today's retiree has ilispi-iiwi health enjoyed l>\ uui M'tirciiii'i lii'iirti in IJISI'USM' 'iiiM- .•IMH iiliims iiii' 1'iiriiurii^ed opinion of Ross W Carlese the idea that retircnii-nt und residents Medical expert* reliitninsh in Ihe KII-.-I nl uol ri'Kiiiii-nti'd I'lirtcsc president of liossmoor Cor vegetation are syn<)ri(>m,,ilh hnve liin(5 voiced the iipiniun In l.iii i iiricsi i inn luiii'd he added. that mental activity is related poihled out , ailivils. in-tiiii: SPLIT 1EVEL DORSET FEATURED AT OAKLEY HILL Now available st Scarborough rortese pointed t,. iri-nds f nrpoctHion % nnw residential community, Oakley Hill in Jackson Township Ocean Land costs which have etnerijiil m the County ihp Dorsnl leatures three bedrooms a 250-5quara-toot living room tnrmnl retirement or "adulr m,,rki.i Hifiing roon k J I £ hen. family room, igundry-ytiiity room end a garage with esfro and which form tin. i,,ull stoiuqo mea Tho Dorset priced at $36 600 is one ot six models in colonial motif at going up da lions for planning ,-a Oukley Hill pansion of the firm s existing Leisure Worlds in fiilifurniii at shore Maryland and An/uim ,md initiating of new iiiiuli . ,, filing a study of land costs ni The Oakley Hill's Dorset, munitles in the Finn,la :,n.i performed by American Chicago markets Home magazine, Henry D Mayer, president of the Mayer He stressed: Corporation, observed that home for growing families The retiree wants ,i »p(.< 'the cost of waterfront trurn of recreational facililn-. The Ifcu-M'l sphl tcs,»•] himii' in, ||k. needs nf ,i ^K .iiici coiiifurl," I'urnell said homesite propurh in New but no schedules Tins rm-iins HI (i.ikli'N Ilil! Scirlxifnugli family" noti's Hirl I'lirncll. '"iifid put liifjcihi-t the Dorset jersey is heajud ii,iuard In a tliiit basic equipmeni nncl ('iirpi)riili(in's run, residential sales miniiitiT id the iurn hiiinc (it ii price well within the point where it may no lung,-! l,,iie should be prnvidi-d i,r iuimiiuNiiy in Jackson mumlv hurijictiiry limits of the be feasible to purchase ,i ,'K'li.itiess which rnnai iiril;.

Tnwnshp (li-ciin i'nun!), hiis. 'We have itmibiiied utility .I \ c r ii K i' •> II I) u r h a II waterfront home within three athletic to rul'yr.n l.ui :hi- liven "spfiMfiralb designed with tasteful design liviliility hiiiricbuyt'r tn five years " resident should,i !,. "I Visitors In ihe porsii'l are Mayer, whose firm is one of H-heduled lo pariu ip.iv , greeted by ii rliissic tolonial (he largest builder developers iiriy specific acimh ,.i •,„•. split level design surniunded in the Jersey shore area, said specific time by ii landscape uf trees "The American Home study shrubs and rolling hillside. indicated that the cost of an Kxercise plays HI .pnii.i Inside the tjorsin, cine enters average homesite is double role in their lives ,. ALL an atmosphere set off by the what it was 10 years ago. a fur health mini nn-squarefooi hung area rate of increase three times as Geriatric expert* re walking as the nns THE UAK IV Tv^t fury t olomul eiqhl rnorn h Model homes at The Park priced from S2B 990 The upper level of the split great as the average cost at Thii Park at Berkeley Situated nn index More significant to the type of all-around atrp or feature one and two-story designs with two three design includes (he bedroom larqpr Icit^ thn homes oie beinq buill in wuudlTnd quarters and family bath world-be purchaser of a home Inclusion of aUr.ni or four bedrooms maint#nance-fr#» exterior jutting on Scott road off Route 9 in Berkeley siding City iewen and water paved roads THE HOMES Closet space is abundant in our market area is the [act walkways and prnn, Ilil- Towpihip Greater American Communities throughout the three thai the study indicated the adult cornmuniiii" curbing and 5id«wolks ar# provided by builder bedrooms of the Dorset, and three most expensive types of partant developers of the 74 home community, offer this The Berg Agency is exclusive sales agent for the and the master bedroom includes land are in shore areas, The retire*' in- four bedroom home with two alternative interiors custom style homes. a walk in closet designed to around lakes and near golf active and inten^ii accommodate the largest of courses-in that order " and community ,: HI-. MM ,ire putting thi .. wardrobes Many pressures are con- APARTMENTS verging to squeeze the supply experience tn •irk The lower level of the home programs to heii< iHiiiigMers, // IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ^S includes a one-half bath, of waterfront property in the Ocean County aria, Mayer teenagers and iinnurity ONE AND TWO lEDROOM CONDOMINIUM TOWNHOUSES utility room, unge with groups storage area and a family asserts. First. Ii the bailc fact in the SUBURBAN that land is an irreplaceable The retirement market is room tosull the entertainment marked hy growing needs of any family's lifeityle commodity Second, mounting concerns over environment geographic dispersi-mani At Priced at «6,6oo, the Dorset one time Florida and REAL ESTATE MART is one of six colonial deilgns and ecology will ultimately California i.iptured nearly w being offered at Oakley Hill reduce the amount of acreage available for homebuilding. per cent of this market. Today other models at the com norlhern st.iich such as New mumly include two-story, Lastly, general inflationary have been built trends will force the price of Jersey, Cinini-cticut. Illinois bilevel and ranch designs with and Maryland have rapidly prices beglnng at 135,500 waterfront land which is available beyond an become major retirement City water and sewers are economically feasible level centers fur families who with... included and all utilities at "We have never seen the prefer to remain nearer home, Oakley Hill will be placed children and grandchildren. underground to further demand for waterfront property as high ai It ii The retirei e is younger. For enhance the natural setting of example, in government TENDER the community. Another today," says Joseph Billhimer, director of retirement is being en- feature at the community is couraged a! age S3 for workers that no adjacent homes at marketing for the Mayer Corporation, with 20 or 30 yean of service. Oakley Hill will be alike, During the last decade, the thereby adding to the custom "At the present time, we LOVIN have lew than 70 waterfront per cent of people retiring sites available at Pebble before age 65 has increased Commuting to the industrial Beach and we cannot predict from 16,3 per cent in 1962, to areas of northern New Jersey with any degree of certainty 48.6 per cent in 1972, CARE and metropolitan New York is when additional sites will The retiree ii more affluent. also easy with access to the become available," Billhimer A recent itudy of pension many roadways, Including the says. He points to a recent plans indicated that as of Garden State Parkway and move by the state which March 1972, thi mediin in- ON THI SHORES OF THI SCENIC SHRiWSlURY by Rt. 9, Bus service is ilio declared thousands of come of retired malei reached 2 MILES SOUTH OF RUMSON, N.J. available for thoie who would waterfront acres off limiti for $3,380. More Important, today rather ride than drive, residential development. In the average pension plan Master Craftsman OaUey Hill is located on addition, new regulations provides a minimum of 45 per New Prospect road in Jackson governing bulkheading, cent of pre-retirement income •32,900 *37,900 Township, and can be reached after retirement. When sewage and other en- BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE Builders... via the Garden State Parkway vironmental concepts. supplemented by Social I ROOM, 2 lIDROgM TOWNHOUS1 to Exit Si, (straight on Hi* 549, Billhimer says, are creatini a Security and other investment V4 mile to Rt. S2J west to New new supply and demand income—plus ciih for selling ONLY 20% DOWN Prospect road, or via Rt, 9 squeeze, a home—the typical retiree ii south to Highway 121, Follow the "Pebbli Beach has ill own comfortable, if not downright Lakewood, and west to New affluent. Proipect roid and the Oakley sewage system and treatment Near the ihorti of Pleiiure Bay, The Shrewsbury and Navesink Hivers, homes HiUmodeta. facility," he observe, "but the costs of complying with BASED ON FIRST-HAND it Pirate's Cove stand tall and proud. SUBURBAN obstrvi lions and relation, Ilegani Condominium residences de* new, more stringent signid for the ultimate in gracious living. regulations are going to create ships with retirees at a Spacious one and two bedroom up and Supervisor parallel increases in the cost spectrum of economic, social down Townhogses include ail major appli- of luch property. These and psyehologieal leveli, REAL ISTATE ances, central air and part-ownership jn faetori tend to place Cortese feeli strongly that two pools and tennis courts. post filled limitations on the supply, but certain basic patterns are Pirate's Cove exists as an adventurous Matthew J. Gilion has been not on the demand. The im emerging tn methodology to community with the new concept, and MART Weekly appointed nuintenance plication is that prices will serve the winls and needs of advantages of condominium ownership, iuptrviier of ill portfolio continue upward, with sup- the enlightened petirees. DIBtcTiONS; Pram New York, go souih on 6ard«n SKK Parkway te i«il III.'HHS soylh on High*j» J4 to properties managed by plier dwindling rapidly." Communities must be planned I««tn Road (BBOOSilt Monmoylh Itacn Club), Hejfl For An Excellent AliJtindfr Summer, Inc. It Ii not unrealistic, Mayer to fit these pattemi, west on Bnch H8M ana lorn tighi on!0 Bivtrajil »v(. nut. Thtn Itrjighl lo IHE Townnousi Trfisurft at Teaneck and Weit Orange concluded, to project that by "Much of the iuceegs of Piraie'i Cevt en Afteasow fivenye. Reilton, 1975, new or undeveloped these communities," he ob- Selection of New Homes, Gilion, who resides in waterfront property in the served, "is due to an un- Tallmin, N.Y. has been with Ocean County area will be derstanding of whit the See these other Driftwood Associates' communities; the firm for four years as • virtually unavailable. "At this retiree wants, how he wanta it Condominiums, maintenance troubleshooter point, we can see the resale and what psychological ad He hat a yeari experience in home market as the only justments he must make. The OCEAN VIEW TOWERS SEA BRIGHT VILLAGE the building maintenance possible avenue to ownership retiree, for example, it ready Rt. U (Ocean Ave.) Sea Bright field, Including building At Wtif End of a waterfront home. Judging for a new environinint. Dr#m*tie and cqntf mpofiry fownhogitl m Int sain Apartments, Vacation eonitruetlon, repairi, and ' YtiCPflund \ 4 J bedrsern tondomlnlum apartments from the economic climate However, In creating this «n tht ocean at West End with balconlM which ttiturt fsrytarroundilving, FMtgrtilneiudtibrtrMmi, preventive malntenanee, and the historical upward environmint for him, it Is tn ocHn view, central air conditioning and heat, taths, balconies, VAstlnahsuitlnshBuit kitchensklichtni, livinlivlnga rB§mree i Michael Brower, manager ipiral in resale home eosti, we nece«ary to provide an at- washer, dryer and carpeting In each apartment, and with optional lireplaces.lormal dining rooms, laundry I Retirement of thi proptrty management aren't too sanguine about this muphere which attmulgtes landscaped gardens. rooms, private beach, storage areas, and girtgii. diviilon, report* that Gilson poMlbUity, either," he said. and encourages Interest in 1 MfHm iHrtmiflli from Hf,ftS IrtMSU.fN will also be responsible' for new activities, without % Mkstm ipartmiflli Irani H7,m Pebble Beach, the Mayer PiRICTIONS: GirdW SHU Pkwy. to nit 10S, »l»t on Rl, M lo DiRieTIONS; r»ifk*sy to rait W, Mil sni NHnmiNtwmin iwllerlmf l Communities! cost control in purchasing Corporation's 1,350 home overwhelming him with pre- Ml, I) (IMlriHIc il|hl), turn right and prsctM tpprox 1 mlltt Rg. to Ri, IS, right on 35 1 block to WMfI* M,,RK , M(Ml IIft |IM on II, 7IJMII Mnmeylh Calim M CNir kwt. InnrMci.on. lirtnen Ast), It!) on Srineli I MMk M Bumirfiion- Ll,* , righ" —t on supplies and drawing community, which features determined schedules. Rumion to II, U 1 loar, hut even mosphere that would magnify when the community is (hoy re oil here Over 30 plans to choose the special pleasures of living completely snld out, its at- irom Colonials Tudars Ranches on the beach at Big Bass Lake mosphere and uppearance Contemporgfies and many more each with will be little (hanged The "The fact that some 15(1 q distinctive personality to match your own With spring busting out all mockingbird at least eight birds in ihoir fantastic families have already pur Spring is blossoming and so is Estates of over, bird watching - and bird kinds of uiirblers, and many variety, the animals and the chased apartments, clearly Hoimdel You re cordially invited 'a lee us listen ing-have again (it hers trees and flowers will still be shows us that we did And this now Homes from S89 000. Magnificent lots assumed their seasonal im- recognition is an extremely Regular migrants include there This more im available from SIS 000 DIRECTIONS New portance as national past- satisfying feeling," he said the Canada goose. hlu<> goose, porlantly than land and Jersey Turnpike to Exit I I to Garden Stole times Center-city dwellers "Another dimension making loon, whistling swan, many houses and rrmational op- Parkway South to Exit 117. Take Route 35 who have to be content with the Imperial House so rapidly kinds uf ducks, and others porlunities is what the South 2'i miles, turn right on Cenierville the sight of an occasional successful is that- by being a from golden and bald eagles people are buying Road Proceed straight to Exhibit Homes robin, or a suburbanite who condominium—it offers lhi> on down In swamp sparrows Big Bass Like at Gould has a big day when he sees a equity and tax advantages of ANOTHER COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMIS A great variety of birds and sboro, Pa,, near the highest cardinal or a thrush, will be home ownership without all ly BARRY ROSINOARTIN waterfowl are flourishing in point in the futonos. can be B * Buildtr interested in a bird report the nagging annoyances their natural habitat, as they reached via Interstate Route IJKEAT YALLKS! from the Poconos An connected with modern living have for centuries, in an area M, then north un HIE to Exit 1. eeologist who surveyed the Already -before the first within 85 miles of New York From there ir-, mo miles on r p bt 01! Hesfinr IJ01IW I (iUKAT IJVIXtt! 800-acre tract on which the Big families have even moved in SAL IS Of f ICE OPEN DAILY City and Philadelphia. In fact, 507 to the Big Mass welcome Bass Lake leisure home — some apartments have BEAUTIFUL MYSTIC ISLANDS some species-wild turkeys, center and office community is located, noted On the Jersey Shors it TucNtrton for example—are probably that over 22S different species Lovely, 2 ind 3-bedroom, completely finished, more numerous in the of birds are residents or Poconos today than they were year 'round hqmii, Ineludlng waterfront or migratory visitors in the area upland wooded lots — a century ago, thanks to the The eeologist was the late $20,090 to $38,990 excellent conservation Dr E Everett MacNamara, practices of the State of TJU II tin that goad living hd -|u K npinn q in (Attractive Terms Available) beurgetaw i where JL la tr II thr u^hthew J1 professor of environmental Pennsylvania. 1 All It A carefully planned community with: central science al Lehigh University I a rpfre hnen!-where bmtinq wimminq linj thr r m 1 The Big Bass Lake com- port and parks are all nearby where the dean V i I l»i r t [ A geologist and research i a 1 n tl water and stwir system! • marinii • munity illustrates that in- air seems like a bracinq t nir And Levitt i bjild it Dr v thiijitle Fkwy I E IH rtitaurants ind adult lounge • youth center specialist, he was a soil telligent development doesn't inq Georqenwn near fre hrnl mfl eiLBlIn il Rt i I Ht ! r A i N nh iRl S4 INI il ] L hnpping tinu n • ehurchis • Olympic-size pool • private scientist for the US destroy the beauty and It I IT I ir Hill R 1 Thi n r jlil n II t I Department of Agriculture, fou II love the Gerrijtt wr h Tie -jmnnq the Hill^ 1 T t_ IJI « til 1 vi Rl 1 Ih 1 ( 1 bsachis — and low taxes! natural characteristics of an ! es Visit thnrr all and penally th 5 ni- the served as a conservation "i T i n ra t n Rl i t H | Avi N th |RI Whirlpool Appliances area but often Improves upon Tpnnent with it invitmy entrinre nuqe living J4^NI ind rntm pn t|- t Inj 11HIIK1 Thru biologist on Long Island and the original environment, the rr m adjoining the great n dl dininj rnrm t ar rqhtrrl d ir Hill Rd 1 Le rqnlrwJ VISIT US SQON/i*Ml>LIS O«N EVERY PAV I eted wall 1L will Thn tarn ly n m d tq 1 for the State of New Jersey, clean shores and clear waters Open evH j diy t im 1(1 I 111 L rj 1 » many a hvmy ruorn The larqe rnuntry Nitrhen an ther tin rrn u illy bl in ) b It I r yi i by DiRECTIONS: Qirdin Stats Pky. South to Exit M, thin of Big Bass Lake itself are iinH equipped with built in hnnflefl nnqe anrt follow trh signs. Levitt Rp ilentnl r n 1 1 nitie Im a uh 1 iry studies in the tropics and both more attractive than many yen and snhd wnr j dti letry The ma ter bed I L vitt tntt cnn In \ atLd 1 it Tt i R ypr polar regions. His evaluation r nm i 17 feet ^nq-a lirepldLe in it I ptional FRiE; Color brochure., floor plans and details. bodies of water in the middle N J Phnnel 01) J41 810(1 of the area around Big Bass of an untouched wilderness. d in th§ living room downstair Anj there ^re ASLITTLIASSSDO'VN Call 609/288=7368 or write: Lake was one of the principal toother really large bprirnrm as well Bath and The houses are set apart on puwdtr room have cultured marble top vdhities 1 1 1 reasons why the land was big lots among the trees, and Laundry and heater ruams are eparate Altarhed chosen by the Larsen brothers the hard-topped roads that argarljewith am^le e trd tt raje pq e And for developing the com. wind through the community munity. are no impediment to the deer Dr. MacNamara's census of and other wild creatures that bird species in the Big Bass live in the surrounding woods. region discovered not only This is a natural domain that common varieties like cat- has been made a pleasant birds, mourning doves and place to live for a limited mystic isLfinDS\ kingfishers, but dozens of number of fortunate people, lesser-known birds that neit but without materially G*ft, SG , TudiirMn, N, J. MM7 ' there each year or come as A Co-Build Company disturbing the ori seasonal or occasional Name ... visitors. The long list of The attractions of the area Addrai! . regular nesters includes the great blue heron. Cooper's vClty .... hawk, Kildeer, spotted sand- kk SUM Up piper, yellow-billed cuckoo, great horned owl, ruby- Fleming has throated hummingbird, great- crested fly.catcher, seminar role Carl Fleming, president of Carl Fleming Appraisal Co., Inc., Edison—a totally-owned subsidiary of Investors Ginirel Realty Corp., (OTC)-participated in a seminar at the Mayflower Hotel, Wnihington, D.C, In the The three-day Government Regulation, Law and Finance Seminar wu sponsored by the discover this gracious home in Georgetown American Land Developmint Association, Fleming, chairman of the New Jiraey Real Estate Commission and president of the International Association of Land Sales 6 MODELS Officials; conducted the md 2 session on "How to UM the Bftdroom Homsf ALDA Land Development Law Reporter," nbelicvable value In a beautifully designed re- tirement community, The three-day seminar Club Home, bus service included visits to to shopping centers, un- Congressional and Senate derground uUKUn, six block* from the Garden offices, special events for the State Parkway. Two women present, and sessions lakea on property, two and workshops covering miles to downtown governmental regulations, TIE .QJURDEH2 Tomi River. % laws and financing. OF PI^ASANT PLAINS MINIMUM A6E 52 HUSBAND OR WIFE Come see what Route 571 : TOBM River : Ntw Jtriiy UMM mi up Investors General Realty Corp., parent company of Carl bd Ml Bl Mr rl.hl iunnl ituUil tor 1 Uf H W. IN innumMM, I BliH 1. RL HI Fleming Appraisal Co,, is . . , Via PBMII atnl« Bui fnim pj Tnmln.l. ttka Tmu Wnr hiuliil tit u Rt in, liaaiu Had engaged in appraUal, general real Mtate, iosuranot ind M14WB, • WMUj mortgage brokerage ac- TMIOAKMNI OP n.lM*NT MJkiNIi u OiMMIi Way CMf«. WIJ. Tam* •!*«, N.j. tlril tivities, which are UHOM! ID •cope. .-..(•Thursday, May 24, 1973- Your Guide To Better Living &**i in the SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE • City # Suburbs • Farm Country # Lake • Shore nther bedrooms, and Iwn Duke Kslate and baths plus powder room Flemington New Jersey's Co/on/a/ styling features Whitlier Oaks al glass and pottery center Ilillsborough on Hillsborough To reach Whittier Oaki at mad off Ht 'MX* is situated Hillsborough. take Route 208 between SomHrvillc nncj south from Somerville and homes ai Whittier Oaks I'rincelon turn left on Hillsborough road, Nearby arc the village of or take Route 206 north from U.S. Home of New Jersey tenancefree siding, which is with twoslory colonnades Kast Millstone, the Delaware Princeton and turn right on presents an updated version of set off with brick facing, and covered portico, 25 fool Harilan Canal, and other Hillsbornijgh road It is 2 i the center hall Colonial ,ii twu.fiKjt wide first story nm( master bedroom suite, three points, including Itw Dons miles to the community Whittier Oaks in Hillsboruugh extension. The colonial con The 10-room model home. "•pi is carried through with named the Whittier, features recessed entrance, multi-pane interior innovations to suit boxed out windows and today's lifestyles, according ti. decorative shutters William Steinfield, is Home's vice-presidrTii <>i "The convenience and marketing, M'paralion of living and sleeping areas of the Colonial Steinfield points out home is reflected through the "The two-itory colonial hus interior layout—rooms are been our biggest seller at spjiciijus with many windows Whiltier Oaks In Mariimm. In bring daylight inside, and and consumer research capture the openness that studies convince us it ml] characterized the country exercise equally strong appeal manor style of Colonial among home buyers in the living," says Steinfield Somerset County area, ton WEATHERLY BILEVEL model at the 193-home Biiiilding Systems Inc. of Farrningdale. is Priced at $56,990, the Windward at Rqrnegat community just off exit 67 developing the community which offers models in The exterior is designed in Whittier'i first floor has a .., and pin one hour's of the Garden State Parkway in Bafnegot Total rontli bilevel and colonial two-story design priced colonial styling with the large living room, formal from $23,490 on half-acre and larger lots. henefils of todays main dining room, country-style commuting time, too! kitchen, laundry room, powder room, and family No rent hike living room. Upstairs are four Average age under 58 for buyers bedrooms and two baths- ""H i t,i>0rQQiv 1 -1,-imily at Gardens with double vanity in the I VVFSTLAKF can 5artj you master suite bath. The home r Friof,-, QVf,r Any othciF PC'W TOMS RIVER "•When also hai a huge basement and within 50 miles of Newark people chooie a retirement and include! or Nsw York at Clearbrook adult condominium appliances and Fact No. 1. home they want a stable en <> • $32,990 vironment, both socially and i urivcniences. Whittier Oaks Fact No. 4: Clearbrook. the planned "A large majority uf the to purchase at Clearbrook," terior maintenance This frees financially," according to a 'ifti-rs custom-style homes on WESTLAKI Fact: :i,2QQ-house adult con buyers an- still working, and explains Turan "If they buy a homeowners for full use of spokesman for the F.K K approximately three-foutrhs of $24,990. dominium complex in Monroe 25 percent have a working home within a year of the sale their leisure time for things Holding Corp., developers of .in acre or larger sites, of their original home, they they want to do, not chores " Fact No, 2: WISTLAKE Fact: Township, (iff Kxit HA of the spouse.' says Dick Huran, the Gardeni of Pleasant uther two-car garage make a tax savings by ap- $1,900 New jersey Turnpike, is sales manager, to iliuslrate According to the Clearbrook Plains retirement eomrmimK models with floor plan plying the sale price of one selling to young buyers his point that ClearbriKik is an executive, more than half of in Toms River, Ocean ("ount> variations offered at Whiltier Fact No. 5: against the purchase price of I average age 57.6 years i who active community 'The the buyers said they decided Daks at Hillsborough in- WESTLAKE Fact; the other " are still working iBO percent' average income of a Clear to visit the adult community Residents at the (Jardi'ns i-lutlc the Longfellow ranch $890. and who earn in excess of brook homehuyer is $18,500 'Actually, while three purchase their homes at ,i set after reading of it m ai 155.490, with four or five WESTLAKE Fact: 119,500. annually," he adds, "but the lourlhs owned a home prior to newipapers Others were price, so they need nw h<: bedrooms and three full Fact No. 3: , , That compositi1 picture wait largest group, ;!S percent earn coming to C'learbrook, a small concerned about rent m alerted to the Clearbrook balhs; the Sandberg colonial •-> » H ... $750 to $1,300. lulled from a survey nf the in excess of 125, (100 percentage rented homes, so location by signs, referrals, creases, which is vcr> im in S55490. with covered WESTLAKI Fact: i ,,.,,,. LAST SECTION OPEN NOW. more than 200 persons now .lust under half of ihe buyers that less than a fourth were and via direct mail portant to those living <>n portico, family room on level living at the reerealtonally purchased thtir Clearbrook former tenants m apartments The average purchaser limited or fixed incomes b> itself, as well as four DON'T MISS THIS ONE! oriented community for active homes for cash, which reflects In buying at ("learbrogk. they made his purchase after 2 9 While reiidenti du |,;,\ ,, bedrooms and two and one- COME TO adults, being descloped hy Ihe cash flow from the will* of derive the benefits of both. ' vitits, according to the buyer nominal monthly chartjr fur halt baths, the Emerson split- Aaron Cross Construction Co Iheir previous homes The Turan said, "because they profile, Turan said, maintenance of all ctininnm level at i52,49O, with cathedral Ine The summary was remaining buyers obtained combine ownership with Clearbrook's first of two areas, which is subjcit I" ceiling raised living room, gleaned prior to C'liwbrook Mime sort of mortgage maintenance free living Westlahe clubhouses will be ready for fluctuate, it is more likiiy in formal dining room, four r^-^^ AT LAKEMUHST NCWIFRSFV getting approval to sell in New "Almost three-quarters of "Clearbrook personnel formal opening later this remain comparatively »!ablf, bedrooms and oversized York "ur purchasers had owned a attend to trash collection, spring It will include a since community "I'UM,-' master bedroom suite with PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANfil WITHOUT NOTICE Clearbrook has virtually home principally in North or snow removal, lawn and swimming pool, shuffle board 1 are all of a low-maintcn.ini'c- three and one-half baths; the sold out its 103-home Section 1 Central New Jersey and sold it grounds upkeep, and all ex- and tennis, and garden areas cost nature Bryant colonial at 153,490, and fra» H number of sales in Inside will be facilities for SflcUoru II and III Prices billiards, meetingroom, hobby "Builders of similar com- rspigf from 124,990 to 133,990 munities," the spckisman rooms for woodworking, 1 for the Everglade, Braeburne, 12th Century gave ceramics, sewing, art, and explained, "continue in add Tftnberline and Mailer l^ndge sculpture. There will also be riereational facilities as they homes shower, locker and iauna expand their development, Swhile the average age of the facilities as well as a which in turn ma> raise the llpbyyeri and subsequent loo initial evidence of recreation and entertainment maintenance fee considerably occupants is 57 8 years, the office from what residents were laj^gMt group of homeowners, A nine-hole golf course will paying when they first moved JSpereent, falls in the 48 to-54- be ready for play next year, in. The Gardens is nearly ysar bracket condominium life after the special greens have a completed, and s<> we can year to take permanent root. offer our buyers more While condominiums have major appliances, including Residents will be allowed to financial stability in that only recently gained Wesiinghouse dishwaiheri, use adjacent Forggate area," garbage compactors, double popularity on the American Country Club for a nominal The Gardens of Pleasant oven and ranget, refrigerator- real estate, market, the ad fee. Plalni is located on Rt, 571, POCONOS freeiers, washers and dryers vantages of condominium The golf course and lake Toms River, The community Central air conditioning and ownership were recognized as area will cover more than SB also offers quick travel FofSUMMER- warm air heat (at no ad- far back as the Middle Ages, acres. In addition, about 28 throughout the state via rapid ditional cost) have been in- when separate ownerihip of icres will be devoted to a bus service and via Routes 9, eluded in the "easy living " WINTER fa floors arid even rooms of freen border sWp around the 37 and 70 and the Garden State design of the community, houses was common in entire community. Parkway, various parts of Europe Such The two-story townhouses re.cords date back as far as the are tastefully detailed with 12th Century in the case of such amenities ai hardwood German cities. floors and finished patios. At Today's condominiums, part of the condominium such as Pirate's Cove in ownership maintenance plan, Monmouth Beach, offer many the grounds are professionally advantages, both financially maintained year-round. 14-KAMN and in tiie-of-living patterns Pirate's Cove ii located on For singles or young couples the Shrewsbury River, of- JUPINE CHAlfT who wish to build equity by fering both riverfront and ILwtl, J We, B«lh Fsun tutlon, ianiiM Interior investing in a home but prefer inland homes- The shore 1 not to have the maintenance location offers the advantages •7.1S5 responsibilities usually en- of nearby ocean beaches and tailed in owning a houie (the wattriports, yacht clubs, UlUiNT FINANCING owners' association maintains state and county parks, and all common areas), a con- other cultural and educational nw Vmlu-PKktt dominium may be t wise facilities. Residents of I Community with:, investment. Monmouth Beach are also able to Join the Monmouth I • ttMm pm "There are other ad- I • MIILING IMOK > vantages as well, points up Beaeh PavUlion optionally, I • CINTR/U. SANITAHY^ Olef Olan&en, sales manager which offers docking and club for Pirate's Covt. "A con- facilities. dominium meant one hai a Pirate's Cove is located in print! M jut 1M >w iHMii, saleable piece of property to Monmouth Beach off Garden show for all nil monthly State Parkway exit 117, Head > o« bpmir ham, MM M ratrM nil payments rather than Just a south on Highway 38 to Beach k2MQ II M drawarful Of rent receipts." road and then right onto Priced in the mld-sn, UM Rlverdale avenue. !Mitn one-bedroom unit includes a im m, Jwuy, MH. « rr c living room, kitchen-dinette,, >< 1 two bathi and storage room, a««iftft * * plus a large additional room Gaily gets DICYCLG TO which may be used either as a formal dining room or as a den, with sliding glass doors promotion M€W YORK ? leading onto the rear patio. On The promotion of Arthur J, A/of gu/fe, but the train to the upper level are a huge dally to vice-president in Manhattan Is just a short bedroom, vast closet space, charge of production was pedal away. droning room, and a balcony announced by Ernest A, overlooking the cathedral- Serena, president of the New Fox Run it Prinetten Meadows— celllnged living room, Jersey Division of Kauftnaii Apartments featuring shag carpets, lined draperies, central air k heating, The Pirate's Cove two- and Broad, Gilly formerly super sound control and much more. bedroom model on the lower was production manager for Beautiful natural setting surrounded by level presents an immense the building firm. Gully's acres of fields and woods. For (approximately it feet x 20 responsibilities Include recreation, tennis courts, swimming feet) living room, kitchen, supervision of nine Kaufman pools and a clubhouse too, storage area, powder room and Broad bousing com- 4 mlto* N.E. of Princeton University and dining room with illding munltiea hi New Jeney. Rt 1, 12 miles south of New Brunswick circle glau doon leading onto the Gaily'* background In the (Holiday Inn) Ttk« |ug-handl» and follow Plamsboro rear patio. The ucond »tory bousing induatry include* ao signs 2 mllM to Princeton M*adow« , OR N. J. -Tumplk* to Exit 8-A. night 1 mile to Rl. holds two huge badrootni, ye»" of *paclfttlittton In 130 South Lett 2 mites to Cranbury-Plalniboro Rt) fin i r**T' , bath, more-than-ample. clowt residential single family (Main St); right 1 mils to Plalntboro Rd, tight 4 n) (HO) 233-8113 space,, dressing room off the housing and in commercial mil** to Princeton M**dows. master bedroom, and an houtlng. He la married to the 60 FOX RUN, PLAINS6ORO, N J. exterior balcony, also leading former Elinor Webel. The from the master bedroom, . couple and their three sons 'Open *v*ry (T«y, (60S) 7W-2710 All home* are equipped with reside in I-akewood, _

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- -i - i -^-T(Mi||g a Thursday, May 24, 1973 . . retirement syitem ii iound, Thli w*i always the caie becaute the ilatc'i pr*v|c teacher pension fund ran out of money duj-J Little Sisters open Teacher learned much in 62 years World War One. Retired leathers (ait pensions, and active teachers like Mlu campaign to build never again saw any of the contribution! L Gloucester woman taught longer than anyone had made toward future retirement, "I vo\» The oldest known public ichool teacher in profitably all day long," says Mis« West then that I'd never join another ptnii The father farmed on shares for several syslem," she says, "and r never did," new home for aged New jersey will retire this June afttr 82 years years, then bought an go-acre farm in South Most public servants with long years of service retire with II comfortable pension, bul Sinti' law requires that a teacher be rttln Tlu i illle Sis 'ITS nf tin• Poor, the Cnlhiilie of uninterrupted lervice in the classroom Harrison Townthip, near Swedesljoro, which not Miss West She is one of the last New Jersey within one year after reaching age 70, but I i 14.llll! not Slhlers u Iii eiiiiHliil homes fur Mildred West, a buiiness education teacher Miss Welt and her sister still occupy and teachers not a member of the Teachers' statute applies only to pension-fund m'emb Ihe .l|i. •il |iiiiir Hi New Mik.iiml in PiiliTMin. liiive al Kinpway Regional High School, manage. Pension and Annuity Fund TPAF spokesmen could not determine I •|| 1 i U Swedeshoro, has been teaching in the public ••O--O- ivnr MHl!pnii;i!li IM liiini 'in\-erniii years of active service is a record for 1 Teachers who have entert'd the profession U .|li,.I;" i i i .lllll 'i }...t .I'I'I'II Ihc StsU'rs fnr ihetr sch K)1S of Gloucester County since 1910. "I've DISAPPOINTED AT HAVlNfJ to leave Jeriey Teachers On the other hand, T] ,,',. i, been al il so long," she says, "I'm not lure 1 since TPAF WHS established have all been II >•• - nl •H' i . ihi Hjei,- i nl New ,li'rsi'\ Philadelphia's Girls High after her junior year. required to join the fund However, when the does not know of any teacher wilh lo | ,'i|,, -.!•,; know how to stop." Miss West refused to enter a New Jersey school '!h. 1 p- .11 !' 1,1 i•M-lith UUII|M'(| ill :i service ;,,::.' I ;UMI.I: i .ii•H'.IIL iiiild :i ni'w hnnii' for The New Jersey Education Association is for her senior year Today, she has enough Stale Legislature established TPAF in 1919, il 1 "I wasn'l out to set records," Mlu WB 1 gave teachers then in service the option of not ihi .ii ,| lii.IP 'i Ilii' ,1 ml 1lie sni' i\ sliiiuliirds planning to vote a resolution of congratulations college credits to qualify for :i bachelor's joining lommenis,"I just wanted lo teach children i hiiih. .1 then pie:sent 1Klines have hpen dei'liiri'd when its Delegate Assembly meets Saturday al degree, but she never earned a high school Teachers today have faith that their long aii I was good at it , I.-.''! mil i.l,.., ill le |.\ ..1;•'•• iiflii liils A ne« the Uamada Inn, East Brunswick. diploma. IlilH .• •MISl I" I r,i\ ideil IrI Hie 1,illle Suitor* "To remain a top-notch teacher until the age the lack of a diploma did not deter Miss West from carrying out her ambition to become a .. | ',:'HVi- il •.. , n»M• Ihe'l linn -I'* lur i ho agi'd of B2 is a remarkable achievement," comments teacher. A cousin teaching In a two-room I' 1, if: .-•l.'li iin d"It-rrliif C'lrtill Silil! Warren D Curnminfs, the Newton English i schoolhouse in Tullytown, Pa., needed an aide • II ,•! lili ;ioi •rs lit Ihe 1'nor hiive scrvoil I ho teacher who heads the NJIA. to help the children with seatwork Miss West I, • ii \. "\ 1(TM'\ •iiii ileMiiirm. skill Miss West has taught children in grades I ,u'i- 1 took the job in September of 1909 for $10 a week ,ii j i ' n^ i ,i', ,ii . iliiin:- 1 ,! , l'lll|ll'\ Al Illl'll through 12 She started off in a one-root-, The following spring, Miss West took the Ni" .i.irl. .irii'l r,itermlh i!ie\ li;i\r- Bchoolhouse, heated by a pot-bellied stovij r ,id Hockenjos 1 exam ihat candidates had to pass in those days ii. .! M: i- 1,ii.il .ii-f 1'il iniiri thiili 7 TiNI totally lacking in plumbing, containing all eigi,' to earn a teaching certificate. When she ,l!l -. ,,i,.l • ii-eds Tlieir wui'k elementary grades Later, ghe taught 1 emerged from the Gloucester County cour- ' * I , ,i'::,•'; elementary grades in Woodbury and I)H, MIOIAKl.SlTl'l Swedesboro As a high school teacher for the thouse in Woodbury, ihe had won a license to •3S&:* •lllll! teach in New jeney. i ilii • •ii wild ,i iltv'snin nf i-ilher pa*! 52 years, she has taught every lubjeci ""X In September Of IBIU, Miss West look over the 1 : IH;uI, , I ii hin Idilifi ,i ni-u Linhh offered in the commercial curriculum. H •Ii 'i Dr, Sutula elected old oneroom Lincoln School in. Ugan Town- lymmall I 'II ; , - r; 1'. >Ilir* i|ii'iiit Born in the Bridgeport lection of Logan eit In Ihe SISIITS no ship. Her salary of 150 per month allowed her to II.IIU., i :r,r|.> 111, ,1'hl h|r Siileh hliinriard. ,iiiil Township. Miss West came back to New Jersey 1 president of state's when slumping salei foretd her father to close hoard at a nearby farm for $3 50 per week .in- it 11 lll.lle,il In' ; iuuilerll L iTiiilrif I'iil'o A ni'w Parenti driving th?ir children to ichool with i'i:, il \f Siller', in i nnhnii" his produce business in Philadelphia That was Got A Sale For you/") 1 II 'II •• ill .1.- 'Il'• 1 ill in 1907 when Miss West was 17, She'll celebrate horse and wagon usually picked her up each !he;i I:UI 1: •JTI ll'll I'i,,ik iHill Die ,^(.d |»ini osteopathic society. morning. 1 her R3rd birthday this July, one month aftef -- •••|1 niiniJ hull ii \ nl siTiiee Itnh beginning her retirement. Relationships between teacher and parents .l,->e: .11; i .!':<•!! .mil I. as t;ovennir. wnuld hi Mirhiiel Sululii »( I nuin wns clouted |iii,r,idcnt (if the Now .Jersey Assnciatiim of were close in those days, Miss West recalls ilk, 1 •i:.i"t 1 llll' I.iiili• Hitler., fur »ei\ mi; PAINT SPECIALS! When somebody would have a hog killing, Hill .I. il 'i:1 1|',I-| . In.iddilinn. 1 wi>h in iisiciipiilhii' Physicians and Surgrons at their TJiid annual rnnvpntion liisl wt'ckcnd at the we'd close the schools and all have a party ' l-.'iu; 'II M,.' ' I M llll' iiVi'Ml•Mill "I Ihe .-Hi/ens ill JWV 'pilgrimage' Finest Quality Interior I Exterior Paint$ i'l.iUiny I'liih llotpl. McAfcc She came to the Swedesboro school system in Si «.Ii 1 .1 \ II ; lie lie iii'lil ill all nt us th.il 1 Id is to teach In a building containing grades i 'il'll, \ fiifmiT president of the I'ninn County ihi i ,,,n , ..ii in ihi - end I wish 10 The principal, who taught gome of the s , I' ii>l.'opiiihic- Medical Society, I'r Nulula now scheduled Sunday their •In- i ill lire i^iivernur i',ihiil commercial lubjeets, called upon Miss West to heads ihii fifth larposl osIPripathii- association The annual pilgrimage to the gravesite o! LATEX EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT m Ihc nation replace her when administrative duties took Tin ' ,ini|i,iiiiti 1 'i Hie new Hume is presently Cpl Louis 5^ Ferdinand at Beth David her out of the classroom In 1923, when Siime I SDH persons associaied with the with Acrypolyrene millet'".!- 'i ' iih.ili, piirishi". in the Arcli Cemelery, Kenilworth, will take place on Swedesboro opened a new four-year high liini'.., .': Si'M.iik .in'! in the NI(K-O«O of [islciipiilliit' profession allended four days of Sunday at 9:30 am by the membership antl scientific seminars and husint'sh meelings. school, Miss West waj placed in the business r'ali'i-.ui. In .idililiiiti. gill'- are being solicited friends of the Cpl Louis S, Ferdinand Post 309, education department. She's been turning out *5 YR. WARRANTY Irniii • .• r iiiun- ihai: H VH million has been Lillian Brori of Irvington, commander of the ~n~o- pli'ilji"! •i,'.t.i!il'. ihe fi' v iinliiiiii roriKlriletion posts in the past five years He served as secretary, vice president and assistant speaker posit who will serve as Memorial Day Parade MANY OF HEM GRADUATES have finished of the House of Delegates, the association's marshal for Irvington the following day, will lung secretarial careers and preceeded her Into legislative arm lead the delegation in the special ceremonies retirement. The obituary columns regularly carry the names of old colleagues and early Blood Bank to display As head of [he stale groups department of which honor the post standard bearer, and for REGUIAR S10 4? professional affairs, he supervised the activity all veterans who have given their lives for their students. ch/nese brush paintings of committees dealing with ethics, professional country When Kingsway Regional absorbed SALE PRICE education, institutions and vocational gui- Swedesboro High in 1983,~Mi5s West didn't ,'l," I liiii.,-1' I -:" il — fl [lillMllims III DiiriS \'olz Max Hall of Irvington, post chaplain, and dunce Gilbert Susser of Union, post officer of the das, expect t° be invited to join the new faculty ,53 .nil 'ii • .- •ji--|i|,j> .it .In- Niirlh .'prspv-KssM A specialist in physical medicine and They kept saying everything would be modern "mil . u;'- I •: 11 .i II ' Rank ir Kiisl i trance HunnB will serve in ihose capacities at the rehabilitation, Dr Sutula is chairman of the ceremonies Bernard Hollander and Sy Gasl in the new school," she recalls, "and I was 73 .1 ,i • years old " But the school board figured she !1 department of rehabilitation medicine at are co-chairman of this event. I'll. , yli'tni . iiiicn in ihc puhiu' hptween S Memorial General Hospital. Union, and had many more good years in her, and they GAL .... . ~- ,.II,; "• ii -if',IN- iind Irnni 'I M\ In nnfin nn assislart! director of a similar department al were right <,.:•,•;.,.- Pi- lilmiil Miink i'i Infiilcri HM5 S Clara Maass Memorial Hospital. Belleville PSE&G lists dividend One of the "modern" changes at Kingsway 1 'I'-I.I • : ' i.i-i n! (iarflcn Stall Parkway He also serves as a consultant to H Regional has been "modular scheduling. " General Hospital, SI y Public Service Electric and Qu Co. has which breaks the student day up into short Elizabeth, and the New JeKey Rehabilitation^ declared a quarterly dividend of 43 cents a periods of varying length "This is one of the y-Latfx CONCRETE besl changes I've seen in over 80 years of Commission green the common stock for the second <••!'§ Mflf leaching," Mill West comments "Mod" FLOOR PAINT Dr Kutiila is presidem-cleet of the American quafTir of 1973, Dividends for the quarter are payable on or before June 29, to stockholders of scheduling permits her to tutor students during - Pjlios Siifmmls Osteopathic College of Rehabilitation Medicine unscheduled periodj "It let's me work •3 Gresteit... and is president of the New York Academy of record May 31. Osteopathy. In Union County he is president of the county *•••••••••••••• chapter of the American Heart Association and Geoscience technology serves on lh« board Of the Elizabeth Visiting Nurses Association REGULAR MS? MltON Dr Sutula received B.A, and MA. degrees offered at Newark State ,»'!» from L'psala College and his medical degree The Department of Earth "Employment opportunities "One Time Only SpeciaF from the Philadelphia Collep of Osteopathic and Planetary Environments -i in geoscience industries in- Alkyd Urithant PORCH Medicine. He now is a member of the board of of Newark State College, volve eonaiderable ex LATEX REDWOOD STAIN DRIVE IN THEATRE directors of the medical school's alumni Union, has introduced a ploration and research," the & FLOOR ENAMEL :••--' *- - SAYERVILLE association. collateral program of itudy In spokesman noted. "Students He continued specialized itudies at New York geoseience technology, who enter graduate ichool will Medical College, New York University 'The geoscience have an adequate geology Post-Graduate Medical Center and at other technologist supplies background to serve as a TERMITES hospitals and colleges. necessary technical support to foundation for further study." ,M SUNDAY Dr Sutula maintains his office and home at geoaeience researcheri and Further information on the REGULAR £ S MONDAY 841 Galloping Hill rd.. Union. He and his wife has the skills necettary to geoscience technology SI JS ULLON Violet have » daughter, Kathryn, 8. H a A.M. to s P_.M. cooperate in reieirch program is available from Dr. CftU YOUR SPECIALISTS 3 SNACKBAR programs," a college Richard L. KroU, Department FRIDAY DEADLINE spokesman explained, "The of Earth and Planetary TODAY % TOR INFORMATION- All items other than spot news should be in our oflice by noon on Friday. duties of a geoscience Environmenta, Newark State SALE ' l /01 7213401 teehnologiit range from College, Union, 527-2257. 371-1565 preparation of rock and PRICE mineral samples for analysis, LABS Four co-ops operation of analytical Allshouse named VERMITOX INC. equlpmint, iueh as X-ray machines, to the deilgn and member of board mtm ML dean spills construction of reiearch PAINT WALLPAPER CO, Dr. Merle F. Allihwie, H YEAR! EXPIRIINCI • Hockenjos & There are four oil spill equipment." GUARANTEESKEiULTi preiident of Bloomfield FMA VA CERTIFICATION! 324WESTFIEL1/AVE,,WEBT ROSKLLE PARK,N cooperatives Opratin| in New A student in the new College has teen elected i ••••••••••••••• CH 5.7831 Jeriey, Leonard H, Ruppert, program will take 20 credit! of member of the board of the For the latest executive director. New geology eourtes beyond the Association of Independent Jersey Petroleum Council, baiic requirementi and 17Colleges anj Univenities In reported this week. credits in the industrial New Jersey. The term expires in sports; Ruppert noted that the studies area* including in 1975, cooperatives are lilted in a coursewqrk in drafting, President Allshousc came to new booklet published by the metalworlt, woodwork, Bloomfield College in 1970 HOME American Petroleum electronics and photography. from Dickinson College He Institute, which recently Students will have the op- served as • teaching fellow at made a nationwide survey of portunity to take sltctlves in Yale Unlveritty from 1961 to Watch for the Sports Bug. the cooperatives. the technical studies of their choice to further specialize in IS63 before joining the faculty The survey revealed that 84 at Dickinson In 1963. coopirativei have been this area. IMPROVEMENTS organized in 42 itates to control and clean up oil ipills on bodiei of water. An ad- ditional 17 are now in the development itage. CEILING-PANELING OUTLET| DRINK DETERRENT TERMITMITE Moslems in Pakistan-held 120 W. Webster Am Kashmir who drink liquor or Roselle Park.N.J. use narcotics will be publicly This is the CONTROL W. Art UcMM M liitk OH Lmitl II, n»r m «• Ovtrpw flogged as the result of a season for I IN SPITE OF government decree, it was aM PEST CONTROL STEADILY learned in Srinagar recently. BLACK DARK LUAH Calf Now: ' Aik About our PANIUNO CARPENTER WITS HOME in addition to being s SERVICE unsightly and unsanitary, 761-7300 PLAN Black Anti exosvati ARAX IXTIRMINATiira A Nat'! •xttnilve gall«rlei In wood I7»J iarlKliMl Avt. DHlgntd For Klnnty Own W«ka»yt k Sat, 'til i:M fhi Btovlilul Mainttnanct fnt Ftnct I Family Homn Company SAL! to serve as nwiing piaeti MlpiiwfM, N.J. PAWILIWS, Cl CHAIULIMK-VWYLCOATID 1 FOOT •nd m«y caus» extenslvt damagi to your home. NEW/AIL COLOI VINYL FENCC PAVING Eaty financing tor o Preventive Maintenance pwgmm SummitSp|fW,lljii, Onni»Mplwd. ESTIMATES MHIb'n (MIMBIAMT s. Hiih S i-Mii NJ. Council — P.D.C.A. COMPRI5BD Of CONTRACTORS WITH 343-5569 MO.SHOBi WtfifiiM "I 8-WW te, Prttl < DURA-ftlLT PAVING CO.. INC, • PROFESSIONAL 671-9200 MMMMb BUSS EXTEBMWfl me. • EXPERIENCE m SiSwlil An,Wwoy,NJ.07«S 381-3111 374-5853 376-6140 One of tha Old«it & Nl,Mdmt«iii Ay.. Iprta^Md • CODE OF ETHICS Newsman co-host Thursday, May 24, 1973 for first telecast of World trade essential state TV stations Halt would be 'bad dream' W< m radm newsmen Peter Roberts will help New ,!<•! M'I iipcn its, two new Public TV stations This is World Trade Week rMay 20-Z(ii and 'You might HOI even have a job Millions of on a live telecast Irom the Garden Slate Arts the World Trade Week ('ommitlee of the New |nhs in Ihe I'ruled Stales are involved in ('enlei Sahirtiiis night, June 2. Viirk New Jersey Port Areii has dcsignnlfd production for export Kxporis also provide Koherts. whose morning news reports and "World Trade Path to Prugrt'ss" as the employment lor one out of eight Atneriean infnrrrui] rlmls with John (iamhluig on the official iheme fiirm workers liamhiiiiii mill (liimliliiig program are known "Imagine ii complete stoppage «l all world 'Were (ill lieliei nil Ini world trade," 1 to millifiMi uil| co hiist the !«) minute live Inidi ," said lionald M Meymann, commission- llevmiiiin saul inauKur.il pMijjriim for New jersey's WN.IM- er of Ihe N .1 rifpiirlincnl of Lalxir and TV Chiimii'l r,n Lmriii Carol (iinlanella. Miss Industry and honorary i-hairman iif Ihe World New JCIMS. will he his co-host Trade Week C'nmnnttee. Tt would he like a bad Follow inn formal [ledlc-iilion eeremnnii's, ihe dream " The I iiiisiial In annual (.,-irdcii Slate Arl.s Center tecriage r.-ili>nl • For example Kxixi • ilimuiiMMil Sliirs" will he ielevjsfii hvv •At Ijreakfasl you would have In do wilhoul ALBUMS and in ciiliir The pnigram, featuring young itiffee, tea or cocoa No hiinunas either All our aspiring enierliiiners Irom all parts of New supplies are imported, ami PORTRAITS Jersei,, «ill i,,. 1 #»•> lust statewide telecast over "Your newspaper would probably be much the new Si u Jersey public and erlurnlmriiil rhinner, since most newsprint is imported tele ik "You might have difficult) getting to work, DIM [ 11 uM-( "'" « ill he sc'eii ill all of New Jersey since most iiuiomotiiles contain mw materials and in \e« \r ,k c,|j and Philadelphia Thi' imported frijiTi :la countries deliiii 11I ("M.irii "You might not be able to phone your nlfiee. i'ls -»u and JH m North Jersey 252 (FOUNTAIN AVI, complete', ihf ITSI>>vision network Chanin-I with your telephone oui of order, since telephones eoiiljiin malerinl imported from IH 5a in 'lieuin" cl Channel T.I in Camden SPRINGFIELD-379 7666 Atlantu 1 in ,,ie already on (he air eounlni's Chorus begins Seminar today on condominiums DRESSES • GOWNS Summer Sings A seminar on condominium WORLD WAR ONE VETERANS plan June 3 reunion dinner of The 312th, which sow action in France, is composed mainly The annual Summer Sings sponsored by ihe housing will be held today at 10 am at the Ramada Inn, PORTSWEAR-OITERWEA (he Fighting 312" Regimen). Seated from left are Herman of men from the metropolitan area. The dinner at the irk Music and Art Foundation got Kast Brunswick. It is spon- Ostrm of 380 Union avo. Irvinglon; lii! Cohen of 1 305 Wood Hebrew Sheltering Home Newark will mark the 56th under A,LIv last evening at County College of sored by the New Jersey , Reg $26 to $70 anniversary of the group 5 formation in Fort Di», Sachs, the Morris Student ('enter, Rt, 10, Dover, This x qvo Roselle, Samuel Sachs of Newark and lost Orange, Association of Realtor Boards. DIRKIT FROM -'~-'' chairman, expects 50 members to attend, A former serit'i. uf 12 weekly sings is open to the public. Harry Vice of 1755 Walker ave,. Union. Standing j. G. Smith The 10,00(1 member sergeant in Company A, Sacht 15 currently chief of Newark s M*MR( TiHKK of 23 Nesbitt ter Iryingtan: Bill Gartner of 17 Myrtle ove., The Summer Sings afford the seasoned association represents Bureau of Baths and Pools, Irvinqlon and Harold Dennis of 33 W. Avon ave., Iryington singer :n well as the inexpenenced one, the Realtor Boards throughout the TO \ 01... pli'.'isnie MI iiii'inn many choral works under state The special meeting has THIS IS NOT A SALE! ' .uiilliiliiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllin'iliiiiiiiiiiitiiiiniiiiiiiiiihiiiiiii David l(:iin|iil|ih\ direction This season, been called to update member THiSE ARI OUR REGULAR PRICES! Essex Y exhibits works in H.ie'h Handel, Moiarl and Men boards on the fast-developing delssolin ; 11111 >11 jj nthcrs, will be included in the new market for middle- I STRICTLY PERSONAL informal readings of great choral classics income condominium Michael Ma\ uill accompany the sings. ownership throughout New TERRI FASHIONS By Pat and Marilyn Davis I adult students' art Those inti'resii.il ;n obtaining a descriptive jersey, 51 JEFFERSON AVI,JI4-82iO.f LIZABETH |mml!llll!IMIil{!!!ll!i{|||{!iiiiiiilll!llillllll!llllllllllll Copley New, Service iiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilim An uxliibit of works by adult students in the VM-YWIIA of KssM County's art workshops is bruchurt" »r luriher information can write to .y Parking Adjacent iq Municipal Lot I'gi itid Marilyn various other items 1 could have good grades and don't cm display through May ii in the Vs second The Maseruiirk Foundation or call the T61N AOiRS, Imd iob». By Daily from iQa.m., Men & Thuri til 9 • • I have a problem with my hear my wife's voice saying, mind helping with the work running Wcint Ads Call 686 7700 floor art gallery Kiiundaliiiii ulfiee at 538-1860 weekdays be- • mtv ind she refuses to un "This is Space Ship No l around the house I have more Iween !i in a m and 1:30 p.m Most of the work exhibited was done in the • Beritand my (crimp. She is 55 calling Jeffrey Can you hear babysitting jobs than I can metal sculpture classes of Herbert Kallern and " years old and a grandmother me' I am getting ready to handle because my customers the multi-media classes of Raymond Flocklin. ', 5 play golf pvery Saturday and land on Mars Over and out " know I am dependable and BKNKKITINfKKASE \ my wife is aware of the fuel Then ! could hear this beep. reliable Kailem, an avant-garde artist, is an adjunct The minimum weekly benefit under unem- 1 professor at NYU, and is represented in • ihiit I often ask oni trf the men beep, beep I was dumbstruck I'm tired of living like a ploym nt compensation in Virginia was in- galleries and museums throughout the country • to stop by for a drink after the My poor friend actually hermit and doing nothing but (rum S1K to 120 a week in 1972. liocklin, who has won numerous awards, has ; game I feel the house should hesitited at the entry hall At work Do many teenagers 1 had six one-man shows : be presentable and my wife this point. my wife came out of have parents like this' The VM-YWHA is located at 760 Northfield • able to make n good up the bedroom holding a walkie- If, five , West Orange Further information about ', penrance This is not asking talkie to her ear with the hear tiixlrrn: the exhibit or future art workshops i-an be • anything unusual or »ut of the antenna waving three feet in Moil parents allow a Ifr Thru your 1 obtained by 1 ailing Stanley Weinstein, diredor. • ordinary the air She wain't even year-old with your record decoriisr Arts Department 736 MOO Or • ; Well, last Saturday I opened embarrassed She ju»t snid, more freedom Ask your "Just a minute I must ^et accreflittd tlesler, : ihe door and the living room parent* to rtevaluate your or visit • ;wa» covered with doll elolhwi, landing instructions from my record Inasmuch as you Holiday deadline in person. grandson " With this bit of handle responsibility well, • (oy cars, books, n couple of of thf Memorial Day hnlidiv on information, my five-year-old Mom and Dad should take a • airplanes, some blacks and Monday, Ihh newspaper urges strict com. grandson's voice c«me in second look at the rules Dtllfntr Finishes clear as a bell giving landing pliancr with its Friday new* deadline for ill imiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiniiimiiaiiiiiiiit •4} -O- material liilpndrd for I hi- May ill issue, All OIUTOR SHOW CASK instructions just as my wife Ilfir fat and Marilyn; organizational, social and other items for Ihe iv Morrn Ave., Sprlnglilld . «)•"« had Hid. What can I do about my nest issur should be submittril by tomorrow ItllN , IfSIB TRABI MIMBIB GENERAL l My friend has never been teenager's vocabulary? I find morning. married, He hid his drink and ihe*e current expressions lets TECHNICAL [ left-perhaps never to return. than acceptable,. My husband I love my grandchildren but and 1 are both college INSTITUTE INC.! what do you think of this graduates and I don't want our embarrassing situation'' son to sound uncouth and (irandpa uneducated, I feel he uses SCHOOL OF I Dm (.randpa these expressions to em What embarrassing barra&s us. He must realize WELDING [ situation1* that our friends do not uie 1111 Baltimore Avenue 1 such expressions inasmuch as Linden | Dnr Pat and Marilyn they are all professional fteetyi™ Electric Arc 5 I feel that marriage is the people. The words are not Tig Mig Low Hyd 2 most important decllion I'll dirty, just slang expressions •APPROVED FOR 1 have to make. I am 23 and Mn. KM VETERANS | have decided that now ii the Dear MM, EM,: • STUDINT LOANS I time. I have been dating two I am lorry to be the one to AVAILABLE I young men. One ii from a break your roieeolored wealthy family. The other is glasses BUT I've heard Destructive & X Ray | an engineer and just begin- "proftislonal" people use Qualification Test i ning his career words that would curl the Gregory G. Syteh, jr,| Now that I've given you the quills on a porcupine. President § background, here's the I suggest that you engage in Call or Send I problem: I like money but I a rip MMiM with your wn love the engineer, 1 don't want Stop being so up tight so that JOC fit efl D to rn»rry the poor one and then your son will not feel haisled 4oD-Q IOU | in 10 or 20 yean with 1 had all As a result, the two of you will llinnumniiiniMHihT: that money, I'm afraid love gain a groovy relationship. may fade with the years but money will remain stable— and there Is a lot of it involved, HURRY IN NOW GTX 1QWD0 I can't make up my mind FOR BIG PERFORMANCE whether to go right or left, L.C. OPEN urn SAVINGS MOTOR OIL Dear L.C; FDR YOUR IN ILL DEPTS. Go straight ahead. You're eONBNIHtt getting married for all the MODERNISE wrong reasons. By the way, Accident*Health YOUR KITCHEN; money won't buy love. Isn't ft BATHROOM ROUTE 22 • UNION Insurance Utit what wt ill really want? WITH I -o-o- .Whether you need Individ- Deir P»t and Marilyn: • CERAMIC 'ual or family eovefagi, 1 think my parent* hate me CLIP THIS COUPON I we've fiot a plan covering Now RtsBaiable Cap Bottle I medical care and services My mother won't let me date. TILE «,|uit right (or you. She says I am too young. I've ModernLiquorCenter had friendi come to the home it's the finest KIRSCH 570 N BROAD IT but my parents always find material you REAL FRUIT BEVERAGES |J P.O. BOX I something wrong with them can use in ELIZABITMNH i ami Yoy P*y Only |1.7» Plui Mpsllt ^» inn w-nw even though they ire net i your home! ROUTE 22 • UNION wild group-just normal 1 N*ver ntedi Sugar Free or Regular . 12-21 oz. Returnable Settles teenagers painting or (Ne •Icoholic Mvirifli pufclaie nMtiiarv) r«P«p:rlng . lisy My mother and father seem tomsml.ln . WIN (Ntit Ts Dian Carptt) 964-1887 Afteatrn Liquor c«nt«r. 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UmiMptiirtity CLIP THIS COUPON (1 to • CuttomO I SHOPW THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MORE! GAS and OIL •Rrse\ neglected gardens. All of this as superstars We got them spells potential danger to Doc Severinsen and his and Friday nights, Aug a and seriprton event of Wednesday New Jersey Bell attempts to Artists scries Featured m orchestra, Gilbert O'Sullivan, 10, and Judy Collins will ap- night, July 25, As a result, the Arts Center mark its underground cable ihr exhibition nre paintings buried telephone cable and to this year will present the most the service of customer! Jerry Vale and the Gold- pear on Saturday night, Aug Doc Severinsen and his Now rout™. However, the signs .•inilvenlpiiiresliy .luri diggen, Mary Costa in "The 11 ypneration Hand, featuring varied programming in its may be removed or for other ill KutluTfiini illld whose phones are linked to M history There's something that cable. Merry Widow, the Bolshoi Today's Children, will per reasons may not be posted In hv Sui'llen iilashausser of form on Friday and Saturday for everyone on the schedule " every appropriate location Lait year, the Bell System Ballet, the Little Angels of Liberace will piay a six Highland Park The' two-arils! Korea, Benny Goodman and night engagement from nights, July 27 and 2S, The 1973 season, the sixth, 1 'Whether or not a cable ilgn ,in> through placed underground, either in will open with a gala show on or out of conduit, 48 million his iejctet, the Preservation Monday through Saturday, A non-subscription matinee Is in evidence, the telephone Hall Jaw Hand of New Aug. 27 through Sept, 1 Al on Saturday, Aug 4, has been Saturday night, June 9, company urges you to call wire-miles of cable—U per- featuring Lawrence Welk and cent of all Us new cable. The Orleans and singing star Al Green wtll sing on Wednesday added for Don Ameehe and them before digging," Muir Green will appear in Garden and Thursday nights, Sept 5 Evelyn Keyes in "No, No, his all star cast of Champagne said, figure will be at least as high Music Makers This event will State Arts (enter non- and a Nanette," nne of the sub- "There are a number of this year be for the benefit of the subscription events in the Gilbert O'Sullivan will scription events good reasons New Jeney Bell During 1872, working un- Garden Slate Arts Center coming season perform on Jaturday night, The Little Angels, (he is burying new cable derground cables of the New Cultural Fund, which un- Sept, 15 national folk ballet of Korea, whenever possible. Out of Jersey Bell Telphone Com- "In addition, such Arts derwrites free programs for will present non-subscription sight cable doesn't detract Center favorites as Liberace, "With this array of talent," New Jersey senior citizens, programs un Monday and from the environment and it the Fifth Dimension and Judy Gallagher laid, "we achieved schnol children, disabled Tuesday nights, Aug 6 and 7, doesn't require the expense Collins will return by popular our aim to augment the veterans, orphans and the Vets urc prior to their subscription of new telephone poles. It also demand to the big am. previously announced sub- blind phitheater stnK*\" executive scription events. We wanted event of Wednesday night. is prolecled from many to check out director John I' Gallagher of performers who are both Aug 8. The regular season will causes of trouble, such us the New Jersey Highway popular now and those who The Fifth Dimension will start on Tuesday riighl, June storms, broken trees or auto Authority said this week in have attained 'all-time' status follow with shows Thursday 12. with Peggy Fleming in "A accident! job training announcing the non- Concert on Ice " The skating subscription shows show will run through Leon G Scull, veterans Saturday. June 16, with two • AIRPORT • employment representative The Highway Authority, Case urges folk center which operates the Arts performances on the Ifith a for New Jersey, this week Sen Clifford P Case iR • unless action is taken to matinee at 2 W o'clock and si TRANSPORTATION urged veterans to inquire Center at Kxil 116 on the Garden State Parkway, N. J. I has announced he will be identify individuals and night performance nt a TO about occupational training a prime Senate sponsor of groups who possess these The subscription scries will opportunities which are previously announced the NEWARK, JFK subscription series ind legislation to create a talents and encourage their begin the following Monday available through the National Folklife Center at the continuation night. June 18. with Hob I lope I LI GUARDIA Department of Labor and several non subscription programs, including Peggy Library of Congress. The "A National Folklife Center opening ,i su-iiight AIUPOUTI Industry purpose of the center will be to in the Library of Congress can engagement For information 24 HOUR SIRVICi Louis P, Gariucci, a New Jersey Fleming in "A Concert on Ice" Scull said that veterans, opening the regular season do all possible to support and carry out the task of about liny Arts Center event, Company employee, uses an particularly those of the encourage the study and preservation of our folklife phone 264-920fior write to Box WTCHWOOD advanced metal-detection device to locate the The shows just announced Vietnam era. are given top will begin with Benny performance of folklife arts heritage and encouragement Office, Garden Slate Arts TRANSPORTATION till exact path o( telephone cable buried under a priority for enrollment in Goodman and Ins sextet across the nation. of folklife displays and per- Center. I'D non 116 2327900 future construction site. M D T A (Manpower Monday night. July 2 Mary "America is a pluralistic formances in the United Holmdel, 0773J Development and Training Costa, in the operetta, "The nation," Senator Case said Suites," Act) courses which give Merry Widow." will perform this week, "with a rich ethnic Camp for handicapped unemployed and un- July 3. Jerry Yale and the and racial heritage. Many arts FRIDAY DiADUNE ' Bepartofthe FUN 3nd ACTION deremployed workers a Golddiggers will appear on and crafts native to this All items other than spot chance to learn new job skills. Thursday. Friday and country or brought to news should be in our schedules open house Each enrollee receives a Saturday nights. July 5. 6 and American shores from abroad office by noon on The New jersey Easter Seal months is never eaiy for a weekly training allowance 7. are in danger of being lost Friday, while attending classes. The Society's Camp Merry Heart crippled child." Miss Ron The Preservation Hall jazz will hold its annual open house said, "for summertime is amount of the allowance varies, depending on the Band will perfcirm on Monday Sunday, June It), at the 120-special for any child. night. July u;l The Bolshoi acre site off Mount Bethel "It is a time for freedom, for number of the trainee's dependents, with some Ballet's non subscription road, Hackettstnwn. exploring, for growing, and it programs will he on Tuesday According to Mary Ellen is a time for making new receiving as much as 1120 per week Courses include and Thursday nights. July 24 Ross, camp director, all in- friends and 26, priu-rding and clerical, auto mechanics, and MeadowbrooTHEATRK/RKSTAURANKT terested residents of New "Camp Merry Heart is a following the Holshoi's sub- Jersey are welcome to attend magic place for the han- The camp is open to all dicapped, where they can do Terming Veterans handicapped children and summertime things together, Administration approved NOW thru Juiyi adults in New .Jersey between free from the heartaches and training programs "an ex- FRESH ASPARAGUS Van Johnson the ages of five and 30. hazards encountered by the cellent opportunity to earn VINE RIPENED Summer Racing Last summer, ap- handicapped in recreational while you learn," Scull said GREENHOUSE TOMATOES and Constance Towers proximately 350 handicapped areas designed for the able- they should not be overlooked • Starts Monday, June 4 by any unemployed veteran GRF.AT PUN children and adults utiliied the Camp Merry Heart who wants to obtain an oc- FRESH MAO! CIDER-NO PRE The camping season opens SERVATIVES. HOME STYLE I DO! YOCKS SPORTING GOODS CO. recreational facilities. June 7 and runs through cupational skill. FRUIT PIES, HICKORY SMOKED 37 WESTFIELD AVI "Watching other children August 24, Veterans may obtain in- I DO! ELIZSSITH, Nj 355.0501 formation concerning these HAMS AND BAC0N=PURE M0NM0U1H MRK have Fun during the summer Miss Ross said, "There are programs by visiting the HONEY AND MAPLE SYRUP OCEANPORT. N.J. still openings for campers ! mlei from Q«(8«n Ji Pk»j [,.( IDS between the ages of eight and Employment Service 12 for the June 24-July 6 Placement office nearest their WIGHTMRN FARMS Monday, June 4-One night only! I RACES DAILY EXACT A WAGERING siqiM up FOR FUN! camping session, and for those homes. Additional in- ROUTE 202 MORRiSTOWN Guy Lorn bar do between the ages of five and 12 formation regarding im- mediate job placement may 5 MILES SOUTH and his Royal Canadians Come to the 6ql9 0penin$! for the Aug. 19 to 24 camping OF MORRISTOWN session." also be obtained at the same 11.050 POMPTQN AVE ..CEDAR GROVE. N J iZOIi 256 1451 Be a good skate On July IB, the camp will time POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM sponsor its annual Service REGISTER NOW Club Day, and on Sept, i, the annual Family Camp for Summer Weekend will be held Term! German fete Ice Skating next month VALUABLE COUPON Enjoyment for The 21st annual N.J, Ger- man American Day celebration will be held the Entire Family Sunday, June 3 in Sehuetzen Park, Kennedy boulevard and FROM New Jersey's No, 1 Authority 32nd itreet, North Bergen, on ice Skating The festivities, which start at noon, will be sponiored by VISIT OR CALL THI SCHOOL NBARiST YOUR HOME TO REGISTER the German American Day 25 Mon.-Frl. 10 A.M. , 4 P.M. 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Qr A R | T [of #M SECRETARY TO V.P. i .HI rv\ iw OUTSTANDING ull time, poiition m pur dfdtF for you we neea a person gibiei A5 a member gf fhe completely (im.i.ir wiin K ft M AAA FEf PD- iep!:, iiti typing, Phoni Contact conditions in new Ssmf BarnaBas mansge of areas leading wolor lamer interesting (halltnoi CAREER 'ith customtri Congenial commerelal and etrsonai lines mwi ieam you will rpcelvf position for a s?i( slarlfr Must posu-ss seerr'l.ir i»i ikiiis'i TELEPHONi ©FiSATQRl — UNION urroundings exeetienr company modern air rating to assist our underwriters eicfllenf salary, comprt knowledge of office prorMurn, pltasing Iripphonp m.inr [jfly of night shiM 8 1Q \Q I p ft' Br Opportunities tflts. Hfs= l;30 5 P M 37'", hr conditioned shop. Contact C MeKpsi" hpnsivf benefits and lull Snd aBiiity to imhnfe and edif corrt^pendrnfr- S Jo « p ™ Un.on resenta,ive AA F $16§ ADD8ESSOGRAPH Personnel Director Ehlabflh, N J Conaenini iurroutid'ngs ripfliin riSfnty Myi! H n*if find SerrBisry Bank, hte 5feno-Sl30 MULTiORAFH 464 6532, bet. 10 A.M. - Contact T rera 1V30 Route 22, Meyniainside 4 P.M". c -SMP RATER write Bo» 1601 (o union [radtr. IWi L.luvvinani A« fspr-n CnntflCt Mr J field Of Mr MOUNTAINSIDE SUMMIT (201) 992-SSOO Union, NJ An Equal Opporfunify Empleytr Contact H, Ric^grdson i vunflf a flt Union efficf, 61? 3*10 X 5 3 Karl Neuweiler Inc. U-* 8 ,i m (ind S p m , Man mry We offer up to date Ir.ngp benefits, SAINT BARNABAS tteFicai duties tno+ CLIRK TYPIST 23 Russo PI,, modern office, tree parKing, are looking for a person who \% salaries commensurati with | TELLER Berkeley Heights, N.J, e«perlenee MEDICAL CENTER tASTORANGE accurate typist S, enjoys 1 TELLfRS TRAINEES working with numbers We will H 5 24 1 OHIO CASUALTY. Old Short Hills Raad fie havf. ijpsirahie openings tn nur Gfi| r HiDAV Lite Typef w rain For mere information call L iv ingsfon, Ntw, jersey Q?Q3? 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PIviHSIFlID 1, •jMONTMANP OH JUST DO GOOD STARTING SALARY AUDITORS Urs. I, Srs ) MACHINIST"" EXCELLENT SALARIES 964=7717 Kenifwerfh. N.J. INTIHESTING WORK t.LFBiCAL WORK. WI CAN AND BENIFITI PROGRAM Lilt travel inSuitrial or big j m Dei Ray Bido Call R MaqRuSori Mon Fri 572 ALL ilNEFITS PROVIDED experienced, excellent APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 'I fl' YOU AS BUSY Ai YOU NCLUDINO PROFIT SHARING iiperience to II4K Call Mr. Hunt, 842 IMS WISH ^-— X J 24 I I] North Aye,, E, 931=4671 Equal Opportunity imployer MF company paid benefits. NFyEBAIti MIGMHATfi ACCOUNTINGCLIRK Mr. Clay Cranford 276 1210 Mr, Keefe COLLECTORS 1 - —-••_- —— R 5-24-1 Top hourly rate Please NfOISTEB TODAY! EDUCATiONAL 931=6633 'GALTRIDAY" "' OVERLOOK HOSPITAL Apply At Our Ptrssnngl D#pt TELEPHONF JOBS JOBS Art-F apply in person INSTITUTE Mjsnday Friday 130-5 P.M INSIDE WORK Unusual opportunity for right ALL Fill PAID COLBER CORP, 26 193 Morrii Ave., Summit N.J. 1 Thursday Ive fill 8 WM ndividual to do interesting and Prior enperience in bookkeeping Senior Ta» Acet 111,000 yr Saturday Mornings 9 12 P.M. Experienced only, must be able to diversified work with Targe Buffington St., 273-8100 Temporaries nna operation of NLR accounting jr Accountant S11,OBO yr handle voiumn. Contact Mr iraphie ifti company in Millburn Equal Opportunity Employer » f machine requires General office Aulo Bookkeeper MOO Wk. car 19fS Morris Aye . Union Hi 130) Richard 474MM ieod typing a must: iteno a big Irvington. 371-9500, H S 24 I •-.kills ineiudina adding machine, ir. Programmer ...... i 16.000 yr 101 H wooo Avf , Linden MS 1401 SUMMIT - —— ~ X i 31 1 iius Excellent workino desk falcuiaior, and typewriter Plant Engineer _. 115,000 yr 21? Pnrk Aue .it ClBlnlMi 1101 INTERVIEWS MAY :onditions For interview call 37e •MACHINIST *'"" MAINTENANCE MECHANIC necessary call 964 ISOO tor OAAPUTIR OPERATOR invironmental Ehgr $15,000 yr MuS! h,iyr knowledge" of PERSONNEL-PART TIME HJ 14 I BE ARRANGED nm. em J13; .ppa.nm,™ ^ ^ ^ ( LATHI HANDS • c t r 11. 11 y , m fl t h r n e r y TRAINIE — ~ R 5-24-1 MANY AAOREI Linden machine shop Steady lot), infenante & ropiiirs, plant dmin.ster empioyet oernfit AIR CONDITIONING UNITED Downtown Newark Savings bink SAL WAN FRIDAYS IF ¥OU MAVEWHAT IT TAKES, high sages, liberal Benelitl: 14! mainit'nance and ^ms wvlding rogrflm Assist screening, has gn opening for a NCR 315 WE HAVE WHAT YOU SljAniT eKppripnce Wages apm csl! Vi iKiinq, salary stneagles, etc TOOL I DIE MAKER COUNTIES operator, fxetllen! opportunity X ! 14 1 0704 Part time, I or 2 days per »eek I REFRIGERATION for qualified applicsnl. (3rd shifl) We're looking for GLOBE EMPLOYMENT AGCY, R I 34 1 PKtelli'ni rpmunerafieri Experienced Call 414 5100 for spot. MATERIALS HANDLUR opportunity tor a retiree Metals P4RTSJ, EQUIPMENT IALISMAN TRUST CO. U07 Stuyyeiwit Aye,, company 1100 personnel I located For wholesaler in North Jeriey to — ^^— K 5 !4 I Union ti4-44H E«B»rienced in receiving, Excellent Company r 101 Walnut Avenue MACHINE Eluaeeth, NJ lend resume ig M 34 Buffington St. MOTHIR'i HELPER Studen), irvingion 3h SSOO OLLOWINO PRIFIRRED, i&b- modern office, Union, N J Alpha and Numerical or lor summer, sleep in or out. light /yiyst n&ve eKperience, graduate of - - "" X 5 34.1 AIRCONE, & fiEFKIG. SERVICE .791. UNION. EKperieneed prtftrrtd, or mBture Wf are a rapidly growing equivalent tchselinB, Salary • —— fJ S.W.I recent..graduate. 3 days ptr wk commensurate with experience ' AN ^OU MEA5UP.E UP? household duties, sood with AMA approvea school, MECHANICS, commercial expr, Pharmaceutical Firm in children. Good salary, 277 1912 regislraiion By the slate 10 TYPISTS reg top wages Year round work: Writt 16W, CO Union Lfider, 1J9I West Orange, looking for Call Mrs Lauimin, M9 50OO Exi BILLING CLERK StuyveSint Ave., Union J44 for appointmtnt. -— R I 24 1 practice Qeod starting salary Hf CENT GRABS ACilPTipi All ht-nefits. Ifflmed employment experienced gal man liiike jiibi rrlf far mwHiiilril ipi|, Apply pefionnel department. rrm office. Will train (or AP ——— X 124-1 Fridays wih good typing 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer Lovely modern suburban office fall Ales Fiedler, 923 3113. United' ma AH Lift typing of cheeks. ludt ind am* »uhimiU§ lcr*w sp. NEED EXTRA Commercial Helritjeration Co . DOMESTIC: Cleaning woman steno to come ioin our iritiflf cipcrltftft lAttni sr ni\en, Can interview new, Houri I 10 1570 Maple Avt,. Hillside. •US. 35 hr!. Full Benefits. Fee living in Springfield or with own OKpanding team. pnrll AMiUm ihlrn .n,| full Mn OVERLOOK HOSPITAL 4j 15 4QlrVPM typing. Full biflMlH. 'aid. MONEY??? Fee Paid Call today I transportation needed 1 day week We seek competent LABORATORY •III! eroirlm. «prly III Hrun I i.m - —•-— r- W 1 24 1 LQ 4 p.m. fcHbrisyi, We have part time office cleaning Ifj Morris Aye , ARLENE AIHSTANT FORIMAN - No ARLENE or J mornings . 130, 37? jfil. persons who might be lost available for ambitious men, — — (I 5241 TICHNOLOGISTS Summit, 973 1100 PiRiONNIL SMVICi experience required. Opportunity PERSONNEL SERVICE .trying fo erase a littre ol the women, students or couples J7J Morris Ave., Spgfld Ml JWJ hum arum business life Iquai Opportunity Employer lor hard working individual to 373 Morris Ave,, Ipglld. 37?.]3fS DRAFTS/WAN Convenient location, lop wages • '— -—— ft I 14 1 — --- X 9 94 1 grow with company Qualified — —— X 1141 tHey now lead. Let us put TO/WOR ROW'S . ELASTIC Days, evenings and week tnd WAiTllil person will receive training in one Aircraft Detail Designer you in a ioB "made to hours. Also need J steady men, 4 PRIVATE SECRfTARY Ivenings S 10 P.M Apply In man shipping and receiving BQQKKilPER order" for you, a ''busy" TECHNOLOGY STOP-NUT >pm to II am, j days. Apply: Ml person OALLOPINO HILL INN, operations. Salary plus monthly Uiding North jersey alrcrift one where time flies,..or a TODAY... " Boulevard, (2nd floor right!, Nfwipringfleld office, MORRIS Chestnut St., Union. bonus. Call 371 6B6B for interview icceisoritl manuiocturing auiet one,..both where you DIVISION Kenilworth,N,J,,l ljand IJTvtan, AVI I Aiiiit Manager In branch •—— «! 141 ::•= R1341 MAPLIWOOO MANUFACTURER organization requires a creative can use your initiative. We Fri, 11 pm Fri. and 10 IJ noon Sun. office. Full benefits include profit draftsmin with oiperienct and have openings in the it yog are an ASCP rtgltttrti IX* Vllnhin nl , Unlnn. HI, RBOUIRIl IXPIRIBNCID or eligible mMlcal ttehnelNlit Kami Opportunll, Kmpkij.r Mr kvsi'i sharing 1135. Fee Paid. ability tods detailed design layout following departments; WAREHOUSE AVON SAYS: iOOKKIIPBR.TVPIST, PART work. Must be familiar with you can embark on on exciting Mtw FIRM. hat position ope TIMI OR FULL TIME, REPLY eareir at one e! the mat ad* ulJ time wtrelary bsaliieepef^ electro mechanical and hydro Salary commensurate with ITOTN ET^ S YOUR TIME IS MONIVI GIVING fXPIRilNCI — mechanical rotating assemblies. QUALITY CONTROL vanced metfical einten In the MALI OB FEMALB FART TIMI 371JWflrril COtClGnTDDENTS SALARY DIJIRID, WRITE 1OX world. Saint WrnaMI Ii an llart! office cleaning. Must B# experience Call 41i,*Mt for Many AVON Repfessntitivfi Send resumeand reaueittd laliry appointment NEED SUMMER MONEY? earn an estimated 140 a week 1606 CO SUBURBAN to io« \m c-e Union LMdtr, 1»i MARKETING ISO,bid volunfary tNChlns thorouflhly MBWieneed. Call M4- Real lititf Safii Fespfi* U) or more, during hours they PUBLISHING CORP. TJ91 ituyvejant Aye., Union, N.j. Salary to start Is good plus ho!pital,..tria lint anl laraMt 107!, leave name and phone K 5.24.5241 Wanted inimediately by mi of WE HAVI jois event OAV cheese themselves, STUYVESANT AVENUE, An Equal Opportunity Employer liberal benefits, modern in Ntw Jersey. It'l *n ultra, NIGHT SUPEKVI5OR, for food Union Couniy! largest firms SMAPI gp J AM, call: UNION, N.J. k j.H.1 X SMI office, friendly stall a good mMern facility featuring the preparation!. Will train for our established in 1905. Opening new NEVER A PEI If you live in Union, Hillside, deal all around. latest equipment and tech- melhsd Apply 5 Is noon daily at "Gallery of Homes" In Cranford. Kenilwofth, Ilizebeth, Clark, CARBEH SPECIALISTS DRIVER MF for light delivery of niquei and an Inter dUclpn 373 Lyons Avi,, Newark Experienced sales people INDUSTRIALS Garwood, Cranford, Rihway, EMPLOYMINT wholesale automotive supply Call For Appointment nary approacti to Mtlant cart MODEL SHOP H S3S.341 preferred, but will train if you art Wtitfield, Roselle, Roselle company, Must know iryington, MRS. 1AKALIAN 7]liOfM In which medfeal laboratory OPPORTUNITiES qualified. Residential supervisor's WySMorrltAv..o , Union W4 1301 Park, Linden, 2119 Morrii Ave., Union /Wipiewood, Union *reas. Call J74 technology pliyil private rale. Conlinuing growth in our Mode 1 Order Clerk-Typlslst position «IH available. Rnldenti call 35J-4BiC 687-9500 ORGANON, INC. Shop It creating lob Aeeuritf typist, csnganlil officof e in of Cranford-Clark area 101 N, Wood Av«., Llndw —— _ X j M.l A Part at Akions, Inc; Mountainsideoutainside, SBenefits ~Contact Maplewood, So. Orange, - —. — X if 1 At saint un»Mi you will opportunities Mr: Mrs. Ferrand at preferred Call Mr. Ariderjon, Orange, Welt Orange, CLERICAL DRIVERS—TAXICAB 375 Mt. Pleasant Ave.WtilOrangt receive top Hlary and Comoro Sales Manager, The Boyle Co., lif Park Ay*,, Sc.Plilnl _An equal opportunity employer M, X 5 ill irvingion. Far Ih* elite* el iht Full ana part tlmt. Apply Bet, henslve benMin Including .Assemblers Realtors, iTfl i, jtflty St., Call 7117300 lupefintindtnt. of iefwols. Ooad expanded hMpitilltatlsn, PART TIME Ladles don't let your • iliabeth, 153 4200 MO South Ave , wetn \Q »,m, • i p.m., 701 Chan Budget fence you In, Earn extra i i Mountainsifle, MiliBurn, yping skill- «sentlal. Hours 8 to eellor Ave,, Irvington, GENERAL FACTORY HELP to mMlea!, surglcsi, maler madl> Designers East, Crtriford, 171*444, Summit, Springfield, 1:15 Excellent bentflH I, working cal and life iniuflnct, Sent' thru pleasant part time work close WORK VOUR OWN Hiun, IFSQ — R SWl pack 1 stock merchandise & .Draftsmen to home, For Interview tall Mj, X S141 ptr hr Commliilcn, SMI Sarsh Call J73-07M conflitions, Thil It i'lull tlmi, n PRIVI« —FART TIMi, general factory Militant, Coll 416, roui pension and •ducafMna! BECIMTIONUT - with typing Weitlield, Scotch Plains, month position, Contscl Charln aislstance pragfami, 4 weeki .Mechanics 3417, 5 7 PM, Coventry Jeweltry, No afternoons (ideal for student), 41S3 for lnt«rvl«w. skills lor doctor's off let, will trlin Inveitmeflt, m M»4, IsI-uTM, W* Plainlield, Finwood, Bauman, Asslstml Roselle park newspaper route, vacation and csnJHwuiltarnlnil R SJil right applicant, Call 373 421S, 1 to 5 tail 7S6 « !upfrlntend«nt, UNION COUNTY K J.S4.1 opportunitiel. PMltlsni are .Engineering Clerk PART TIME-PERSON TO M4f. W hrs, per day, Monday thru PIHFOHM MBOIUM TB LIGHT wiekdays for Interview, Irvlngtgn, Newark, vaiiiburg. REGIONAL H.S. District No. 1, Saturday. IN per week Must own HANDYMAN-HELPER currently available 7 A.M. to ] — —• X MM Mogntain Ast., ipringfltld, P.M and 3 P.M, toll P.M. En All lobs offer good ilartlng JANITORIAL FUNCTIOr- K 5-14.1 tar. Call Mi-iiW of 7S4SS01, Llndtfi machine ihqp. Drlyt van salaries and full employ™ IAL —•— — KS-14.1 —— — Kiwi ana do general hHMr-machlnlng iey Ideal wburMn turround- Irns within ««y ijltance of benelils Including tuition IIAI SHutilom Wiirtid 7 CLIRICAL , MRS NANCY IU1H work, pull t!mt.Part tlmi.MMsn. N.T.C, '' refund plan. , NUTICPTOJaSAFPLICANTi W 31S Pershlns Avenue HANDYMAN to aitllt carpenteXJ.M-r 81, Will train. Full orpsrf time. Good Apply in person pr ORDER CLERK RMtlle Park, NJ, malqn. Full tlmt |ob, with Call or Vint tni Nrtennti ptpt, position & opportunity far alert This newipip«r do« not security, Benefin Include perulon, for appolnlmmf. perient. Mr, Miiitr M713SS, iOOKKIKPiR-COLLIOB knowingly SECWt Hflpw.nled DIverilflM duties to Include but —K Adi irom «mploy«n cntrtd by not be llmlttd to: proceulrig mill EARN EXTRA MONiY In your sick leave, complete STUDINT, 4 VIAii, FULL tut FMerai Wate iM Hour Liw ordtri, rteelvlng telephone spare time. Challenging hsipitallzillan progrtm (201) msm, TIMI EXPERIENCE, WISfiES it (My psy itB (Mn «» %\M sratrs, ««6UBB prlcti, and oppariunity for «n yon» * am ing R«sr«tricy In Unlin Caunty SiCRiTARliS PERMANINT P*Rt Ittl l hourly minimuurmn MH.Ilf pertormlng various clerical duties msrt out of life. M744M, riquirM. Apoly Union County nenf arm trflploymtimintOffllttwl y An aptitude tor figure- g X 5 14 1 FarK Cpmmliilen, Acmi St., SAINT BARNABAS PART TIMI . lurelir alarm Legal Itcrcttry, §p nit ply flmii AH.and _• Mi—l Mr . .M-klin PAIDm nttniary. • ELEVATOR OPIRATOR Elizabeth. MoMiy • Friday I AM • central office monitor dispatcher Comp, Sec* work in nceuof 40 houri In a JPM. AAiDlCAkjCiNTER for permanent position lor alert Secretary mrkweek. If requIrM by law, Mturdiviaturdjyi only — 1' hours•, 1"2r pe-r Nor will lull n.w«p»ptr EKcellent Beneflrs, Ideal working haur at (rylngfo(rvlngli n Center" , call Mr. KJ.J4.1 Old Stiort MHH RiM Individual Saturday t, Sunday A ixtcutlyB S«y , knowingly accept ads trim eondiiieni, Mttlyer, #122.S9591 . Liylnoiton, Ntw tmm WBlf PM tq midnight. Call IMilMl SMretary CHAN CUT unlvtrilty ••nlor, tovired imploytri who K 114.1 HOUSEMOTHER AZOPLATE MenMy to Friday between SAM.A OFrlday , malorlng In computw Klwtu, aittrlmlnati In par MMuH of CALL FOR Mature eipabli ptr»on far AnEqu.l6pportunlty Division of PM for interview. MANV MANY MO... dnirtl iumrtur work with if« or aesfpi an aa wtitt APPOINTMENT: •XPIRIINCID •AIYtlTTIR compute*. FinMt riftrmcB, 7*2- f3'5CF l^ifHWS •QBffHf PVTSQflS practlcei nurtliw Mi, Fr» f y m m leM Wt nHB J •MS nut In vlslltlon of the MRS. BAKALIAN 731.4000 WANT10.1SMAUU BOV8V1 DAY opsrtmenl, nscMMii bmtflti and American Hoechst Corp ^ p| » " ' . Ml, • i »8I Dlicrlmln.tlon In WEEK. MONDAVI, '-ply Mpr 558 Central Ave. ORGANON INC. iPRINOFULD, CALL W».Jf14, PHOTO LAi GLOBE EMPLOYMENT AGCY IXPKIINCID IpfUill A PART.O_F AKZONAINC. -^— — XS44-1 Murray Hill, N,J 07974 planeM coler pfinMr. MUlMMn MMMT MM tjmmtr 375 Mt, Plt»i»nt Ave., f or mMKIni. GROVI CL •niploymjnt, Hll Mile* at era irMTjt.. t WMOrtngi OVERLOOK HOSPITAL or m Newirk, N.J, or Tilti An Eqml Opportunity Employer LAB,, 373 0691, ull after 6 871 or rn-Un. Equal Opportunity Empiom If J MsTPliAW,, Summit "—: — H I-M UnnnTRj. mm DIAL 686-1700 ASK FOR 00ft AD-TAKER DIAL 686-7700

,1: Thursday, Moy 24. 1973. Lmitupf GKdinini Siluatient Wintad MnthindiM (§( Sill MerchinrjiM !oi SJII IS Carpanlr) 32 63 PllrTtini I Plpc'tiMiini MBS JEAN UFSON lift Service 89 Apartmfnls lor Rent VICTOR CONTRACTOR J JAMNIK 101 yc*) i ,,ir tlrii Mfeer Ntuii Ap«rlm«nt Cltinlni lUNBIAM iLICTRie I AWN .ILLINO MOUIIHOLD CH.ntf. SMALL lOQMI, panillng, un,nn N J(llOH pailllions, shetl rock, etc Prat tatcltliilne in paving, railroad Painting. decorating L ,- ftppllctnll ierHnig iMi ywirk WJrVI k JYKi liLD PiMrECT liv(ases (seasonable, n mlereiiM tfii, t«mtnt work, sod and paperhanging Free fsllmaies CONniTiOI. 13S (All Mi»44 ill H6; li 17? hrtwren 1 and I P M estimates, reasonablt Call Tom, IIV TRIE 1IRVICI SPHINO|C|HLD arerM'tttrFd'al our irvinylon and Belgium Mock!. #72 3774 Call 417 4311 or 417 4419 any time ', lliormiJIMilrtipnn *,,44,,,4,o1pm SF'l r IALIZIND IN IBIMMING Newark o'HICtl Matji wary no "——- H 6 14 63 -"--"" X 1 f 73 over sinr v Mog«s for Sjlp "OVINO TO FLORIDA "llil'an AND HEMOVAL BiASONABLE placement fee If you neud PAIHTINQ. DICORATINQ I or (ll-i.i'H GRIFFITH-NEWARK CARP1NTIRCONTRACTOR ».«."• IM** "I" Lawn i RftTEi rilLLT INillHfD C»n OTBra 10 [lean your home fir Pn i i00 AND PAPIR HANGING I .HI 116 1(111 ! unliimiicirary y fjinmf) ffMi USED PIANO SAL! All lypfj rimodallng, addlllent, li torfllliing. Frit apartment, tali cither of the THOMAS O WRIGHT 636 7MI nr ?61 ISI1 f I Ji 111 III- HI FI I ¥ Mi if,Hf s following numbers SB MarblMable r-ntl sinI nls CONSOLiS 1 SPINETS repairs a. alterallons. Iniurii. Ittnj] Z I 1 BS rr V64 1171 755 1444 Chickirlng, Klmball, Bildvtln Wm. P Riviera Ml 72H6 • yiii XII 7] UNION 2 FAMILY IBVIN&TON jnijgj us n is Wurlititf, Cable Meison, Janlion, - -• - - - ' K 10 JS %1 GARY'S PAINTINO Larae 1 room apartment neat fwt NFWARK til 3100 ISINSM COLOR TV Winter, Museln, Marlhall 1 TutBiin| 91 water supplied, garage, no pets PLUS COTTAGE SCOTCH PLAINS f nth rtpflrtrripni hflS hying rn New Jersey State Training Mi Fi, ind Table, Wendall, Bra|Bury k flulbransan INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR Availanir Auguii 1st SMS Wr,ie ana Imployii'TlServitp Large Desk, Lamps, Carpvting '.pflcKiu^ k-lfhpn. 1 hriiraom^ 33 Roofing, Leaders I Cullers Fully HUB 160S <: o Suburtsr P'lhlishirig (rib Phone J4S 1313 Includes tree delivery in our TUTOHINO lOISBrosoiireel Niil insured. References Reasonable Corp ITvl Stuvvesant Avenge Newark. N j 0/10! K 5 34 II regular delivery area, 1 free i iu'nr e|r,im<*. 4 H MfiHi Union h hnth Free Estimates O HALL 335 3517 m! ifinfl.i 179.WO B 5 34 1 MAFLIIID lunmgs, 1 yr free swyice and 5 yr CARPET INITALLtp LAWN CARE I 5 24 101 jusranlee Willtowell Plgsrtpalfi After 4pm MATUR1 WOMAN seeking Ei'll iDESK SPRING pr»P. weekly saryirt rn - - -.. «t I 73 GRIFFITH PIANO CO Eipirllnced, Call Andy gtmral office work arts typing. j Al SO Si EEL DISK 161? FrM Ittimates PAINTINO I OieORATINO ml or 4 full dayl. Own tmnjporlltlon BEAHONABLI M7 03II «5 Broad 51 , Newark »)] slig 755 6711 - --— - B s )< «1 . -. _ it 5 34 33 ft, Ext Alterations, paneling Free JJS00J5 LANDJCAPCCABDENFU Bit insured K Sehreihofer 417 iitti t f K HI FISCHER R Hi 1 PARTIAL eOTVd MliMWPIMl New Lawn! Made Mnnihly 1137 days 417 3713 eves «, wkends WOMAN WIIHII lAlYilTTINO aparimrnl Snlurday K Sunday, Cow or horse manure, rotted rich Carpet Q eani ng 33A Wainltnjnet ipring droning » t I 73 May 34. 17 10 1 p m only Good farm top soil or fill dirt I11.2S Shrub Planting sno pruning INTERLOCKING MET4L days or ivti Wuii supply own ouallly furnishings Price li right delivered Aisu limb chlpl, ill.IS IXTIRIOR PAINTINO, transportation Irvingfen 374 5319 Lawn Repair Spei ser.nu and LEADER ft, GUTTiH VVOR K. WIATHIRSTRIPPING, new 1114 Manor pr , Jnd Floor, Union delivered. CHESTNUT FARMS Lime jnd FtrtMUfng Ul 4111 II no ant. call 37 j 1417«lo RECOLOR FRIi ESTIMATES INSURED wood windows k door nstalled K 5 24 7 (V HlAIQN»SLf HATft «y 4 7983. J GIANNINI 'ALUMINUM BEPLACIMBNT Gpn PATON Assoc PRlClilON TOOLI K gaugts, 7am is to 7pm CARPITING CallC.Mnri, is! uin X 4M 15 WINDOW I ««JI L I nd a i micrometers, calipers, parallel Sofas, sectionals Your home Trr ir Fill' Bwineu Opportunity blocks, etc CRAFT SUPPLIES: Poltery clay, I day PAINTINO Phone 24 5 IM3 wheels, kilns. lOOis. looms, WML Interior i E«leri( K * 14 li DOG STAINS removed Unnmowei Stnice H Semanski, (ully in MISTOBIC BRIOMT bead!, Candle needs, CRAFT GARDEN STATE CARPET RUG - Royal blue, IV , . 9 I yr WORKS 1533 SI George IRI 351, 447 I7iS after 4 p m UNION U4?000 Xt 1 73 VAILJUUHG Ettibdihtd ilectroflic store, 11 old, IN Alto DRAPES. 9} • 200, rolonia S74 03IO red with red and while attached K SJ4 IS — K 7 3i J3A LAWN MOWIR BOCTOB OLYMPIC PAINTIN5CO yean lame location with fish k TUNEUBliSHAfiPENlWr, carry repair service Can expand vaunt e, US m 7173 ANNUALS. Perennials, iXTE'RIORilNTEHIOR X 5 34 IS W.M + PABT5 In outside service calls Ideal lor ciorflniumv tomato fi, vegetable Ccingfetjf Plots PICKUP4DELIVERT Dutch Boy pamts Quality wort OFPIIT MAtNINI, IARI t plants Fvfrgrrens & ferliliier 36 TV man Musi sell. Call Ml 1(20,10 4«7Sl]JIves &w,»k» ds Heawnsble Free Estimate t.«M VAILSBURS AM is p M TYPE USED tlrVIC'I. COST opi'n Sundays at Herb Ditiel's n Jpartmenls lor Dent — — Pit! *«''"»«' _.. , ,„., I J 24 I HIM, HSZINGtiim PMQMf IM, f arm MArkfl 311 louth Svf . HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL mil, I A M OR 5 P M MAKE f,nr»vi.od im 74M PARK, Ine, "The Cemetfry 10 YOU *anl to b# the 69S1! You OFFER tan be the lop man or woman in X S 74 1', Beautiful" Sluyvtsant Ave., Union MiiniMinct St nfitt 6 SB BUDAPEST r ln*N H 5 34 IS your own husinMS You can build 1441 70 Stuyyeianl Ave , Union, STROLL OCHAIR - convertible CAKE % FOOD ()C0ral,ng PAINTING CO NOW RENTING rapidly to excellent income, family MU I 1300 baby furniture Brand new baby Supplies Pastry bags, paste color, SAYRI WOOD M&IN1INANCE ticrlllenl wallpapering. Interior (. security, early rttiremenf ialit Ml 134 carriage, stroller, high chair, novelties Wilton Products Spence Floor waning, window cleaning Eilerlor Painting srery Clean MR JULEI LEBOFf enperience helpful, but not TNBII Four Sraye Plots, eight rocking attachments, car bed. ear Fnierprises, 40! Woodland Awe complete janitorial (i»»,tj i0, insured S27 H17 HHntlai Call for interview 9 10 seat, playpen, emcfplionaMy good Rosellc Pk 141 44M burials each will sell separately. hernes ana bysine^s*>^ ??i ^jai AM 6 I PM weeidays 162 0722 cond «7 r«4 if il IS Bosedale Memorial Park Linden, after S call 143 lOti INTIIJIOIJ PAINTING X531I AIR CQNPITtONlRS new quick N j J4S0 lach Call 353 014? Decorating S, Pappr Mririgny NEW LI'TINC MS!4 IS -— Hi 31 34 4 4SH iriH rVanlpd IIRKIL1Y HEIGHTS BAIYIOUIPMEHT mount. 3 speed, 5,0W BTU, 7 S Mattes Apictlla. 209 Bryan' Avi- FOR SALJ (BIB amps t!45 1,000 BTU. 13 amps ROSIDALI MEMORIAL PARK '.liqfld )79 78)6 . ^ 111,000, excellent growing dry SIM Normans Service K Sales MBOHII CAHRIAGfS, SWING. ETC Edgelawn Seel Ion. Four grave unit INbTUN MIDDLE AGI COUPLI cleaning coin op ttuilntii 445 Chancellor Ave, Irvlngfon available with large parking area 3H3M3 (Eight burials! Perpetual c»re PAINT1NSWITN DUTCH BOY R 5 14 IS 374 5030 Non sectarian W'll divide call 17B So Durand PI RICHARD C B 5 31 IS 315 1«43 NO jOi TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES UAH PIOrF CFAL1 1 • ITIR1D TOOL i DIIMAKIR NO JOB TOO ili[, 1 lam.ly heuie, Outsidp |I7( J llijM 1 HI OLINWOODOat ranfl only one — Tools and diemaker tools of all M 5 34 34 Pfllios. sidewalks p \ Viih . 6 UT-i and up Bnoiri'. dinaipd h Efficiency w«nf#cl types reasonable prices Call any lell. white, 30 in glass oven door FISCHER PALVOCONST It! H I t 1 Nirt t IHUiNOTON lUnpii lime to Hi 6M 7113 1110 Norman's Service k Sales Child Can ,IMLI up Ai^o Carpentry EireiQij',. II f. r -j ir tei! REALTOR 464 9500 44S Chancellor Ave , Irvingfon, 3SI MU Kill IS CALL Ml LAST '• vnlafions. ery reaSonarilr, Vi Members 7 Multiple I istingi STROLLED (Hedstroml, (rib and 37 4 MSO plastering, *s'f'[' \i~\l, nr 926 nil 302 Springfield Ave , Berkeley Hfs mattress, maple Jumping spring B S3I IS WORKING MOTNIRS i WILL i 6 14 H Z 5 24 1 horse, baby baslinel and dressing TAKi CABi OF CMILDREN IN employtcj and rn, FNOLISH AMERICAN MRS RUDY NOWAK guaranteed, A Ni.r IIDNBYKATZ PABT TIMi Wholesale retail table very good condition «4 if 1417 wood Avenue M¥ OWN HOME 0SI3 3750343 B.p ES 31773 PAINTINO. PAPEHMANGING. business ol your own No HOielle, N j O73M PLASTERING INT I iXT investment ll.DOO month — -• XS31 IS K5 34 34A 34 in FRII iSTIMATIS 417 »l» 3 ADULTS ee< jpppr potential tor interview Can 232 IS • is CIRAMIC KILN, molds, ATTiNTION- Full 4 part time RETIRED MASON iHiTALLS !f Fr re paints, etc Reasonable Chrysler Boih 1 Mirtni NIW STEPS k REMODELS OLD 1427. S I PM li working mothers Are you looking JAMIS k JOHN ATLANTIC !1JH Air Temp A C, 7500 BTU. used I for someone to take care of your STEPS. FRil ESTiMATfi, ,,4 VINGTON week, tun ui i7}7 75M. PAINTINO CO, Painting CANOI — Aluminum. 15 It . with 3 fhMd. infants 4 older = now L contractors Inferior & Enterior • - - K 5 34 IS durmci summer vacations Here l! — —— B 6 7 44 Painting 3710432 paddles and 3 seal cushions plus jQth f i 1 adults & 2 children ••> S. ImtructijiB, Schools I I PIICI Dining Set llonde Oak the answer hot lunches ALL MAIONRY- 35. - X i 317] motor mount, S1& in wafer only r Id fisnd JIKJ d PP* Like new I3f? 373 53?7 after 4 twice Call 544 3)13 evenings nourishina snacks, fenced in yard sidewallis, wat.rprotii i p M well supervised Upper Irv employed, iniurBO lOl'l PAINTINO 4 Decorating BVINGTGN A r tfjrr dpij IfT-prf t. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION! - All H J 34 14 Florence Avt Sehcsel vicinity 39? Interior and Estenor Paneling k aplewuj^ I r t pilp ^11 41 6 OJ a) K 5 34 IS iftPPULLO,, MU 7 4476 of E'a 3 levels plane. Spring and or SUPIRINARKiNEWI 9035 1079 paperhanging Leaders I Gutter", irm 1 t tlQu P M summer sessions Call J IXTBAS Ki 21 34A — — ~«- • Mil 44 free Estimate 414 4304 Lemaniky. MttMI 13 per hour •- •_ • " ,, 6 21 73 SECOND SALE CALL Ml 3113 ALOINIS QUIET RETIRED -run LINDFN p 5 3, s ? b 24 I01 AFTEHSPM ClDthing-HMJithflld Gifts MASON CONTRACTOR iT|p>, DANS PAINTING p^tll^ nq ouplfc \oo¥ n3 TINNII WHITE TAG 5O'\, OFF - - B 5 31 14 SIDIWALKS PATIO! AND DICORATING. INT" & iXT rrnrr flparfmml A II o Professional tennis lessons MB ROBERT 5WITEK SPltlALlII IN SMALL JOBS RlASONAlLi RATIS FREE (TCP r un 611? I'V" availabll to beginners or advance 7fl ! racf tr^Pt SUMMER CLOSING June 16 147 RAY AVI , UNION N J ESTIMATES INSURED 2I9.O4H inifrmmuit levels Reasonable RED TAi=28% OFF Deft, Citi, Ptti Irvinqton, N j Q7I 11 17 Lovely clothes 20 30 percent off M4411S or 414 141; - X""S U'l RETIRED COUPLE d rates, private ana group Call after Other reductions too MIRRY GO — Miiii I. k R. PAINTINO I, O — hi uppl Ptl i P M . W4 MM Ask lor Bob UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS ROUND HESALi SHOP, 4', MORIIS.STALLION SERVICE TEAMOF ITALIAN MASONS paperhanging Prompt service I I n^tnr jr ^^^plp v -1 Feldmsn Laekawanna PI , Miiibyrn Tyes t m 1 ( all !' IDI COMI IN AND BROWSi At stud, reg black Arabian, quad d carpimlafs we tsn Beautify Neat wark, free esfimaies. 374 7 ROOM CAPE - - Pi Ml » thru Sal , 10 4 "JEAN'S NEW TO YOU' reg Palomino. Tennessee walking our home. Heps eatios. 31, 324I2I6, 3??0565 „ , ,„ LtARNTOPAINTOReiA* - - - - • M i 51 37 CONSIGNMINT SHOP Slalllon «• double rrg Palomino, Idtwalki, tic. Can init 47 5 BRAND NEW PRIVATE ARTLIISONS 1007 W SI George A ye . Linden American saddle bred ff 1 1441 41 PAINTINO—ROOFINO- ALLGll (Jnd floor over JEAN'S BEANS) Board. Room Can 103 B 531 17 Dfisimakini 40 , =—-= - y [) 31 44 GUTTEBS1HEPAIRS GARDEN APT 7a 11AM 1FH Mon thru Sat Leonard Miclulski me ~- B4 31 LOST DOG. Iryington vicinity ONY iOTTOiiNTI Mason B 5 34 15 133 valley Roaa Sluyyesant Ave , small grey fluffy. ontrartor, Brc N *orn stone JPLE NEEDS MRI. 1TIFHANII FYLTAR Lhasa Apso. answers fo DRESSMAKING i. rark. sldawallis. sitps add.lions, Soselle Park, H J 53 57 Linden Ave J, 37 Colonial Terrace K.S. AAOVING TO rar. f p-it c t-f "Annabelle " 373 0534 ALTIBATIONS on women's k f ywirk *aieaieff yreoett can 341 06&4 Free E%timaTP5 The Boyle Co " Serlntfltlfl. N j 07011 arpenfry ywirk. ing ngtyn. Hillside i . '• -- R SJi 17 children's clotnmcj, also don Can 173 X 5 31 7] SMALLER QUARTERS shpcosers 373 4441 after 4 30 PM ill pfoftislonall 164 4363 . 4 200 Selling contents of magnlfletnl LOST : spaded female Toy terrier, K Sil 40 143 June I occupancy - . 13 J Piano Tuning ''4 10 South Orange nome. S3 Whitt Oak black w.ih white 4 Ian feet 5 3a II Drive. (Newtlead area), May 34, Answers to "Patches " Reward V/.PI Fwonn 37, Sal 1 Sun , 10 5 P /ui No cimly Chancellor Ave , DntfewajS 41 TOUCRETE Spacious Studios $210 Furnished Rooms for Rent 105 childrtn hrst day Cas*. only vington Call eves 374 2144 PIANO TUNING Large I Bedrm. $250 BRICK 8, FRAME - — H S 34 IS ••• fi 5 34 17 II types of repa n old ana new AND JJ DRIVEWAYS luality worn HMwnauie pr.cti REPAIRING IRVINQTON CIGARETTE MODERN la" HOUND TAILt, SPRINO PUPPY SALI O' roar.- St-,iipr done by hand All services, IF don5trucl,ori m «41 ^ ^ J ZIDONIK I urn,t,hrd room dining s»f or for game room, blk 'oodles, hny minis, black or ; 'irc-pliitp I !],lh( dm auep SMOKERS: Kather saats & walnut grain y,ird patio, walk, ele . asphalt, OR 6M7S • Special Deal for fhi!e,U5 Lhasa Apso, IW Cairn contrpte Free estimates Call XI I 74 (•hone jn aootj formica fop Reasonable 37V47JI US cock a poos, 135 Shots and MICHAEL OHOS early applicants NeH entra money? alter 5p m .all day Sat J. Sun 371 PIANOS TUNED OAK RIDGE'REALTY •--•—— , , KSJ4IS 'Ormed TiRRAZZOFlODfcS Want to play more tennis? n 3S ALSO •Air Conditioning Realtor-, Mi mi OININO ROOM 1IT, I pc, 1 REDCHAOPET SHOP &INIRALMA10MI,¥W0BK iRVINOTON Wanl to enioy swimming K § 14 41 PIANOS REPAIHID ent PrivalP chairs, (able 1 Outlet Butternut 1333 Springfield Ave 373 24J5 Furnished room I •sain? CJGOSCINSKI E5 14114 •Parking only Mirror optional EieelUnl rv.ngion 373 ISO —- BS3144 home Gentleman Mfanl to smell' spring again? condition Best offer ]7] l»ii Master Charge Fjankamericard Elettficii Repairs 41 •Fully carpeted References Ei 3 7968 Executive Colonial! want tefttl Mil? ™—-—- X 5 34 15 MRS, AARON LEVIN! • 2 Blocks from trans- z 5 24 in* SI Jebepr. sres Truly sr NOUIINOLD ITIMI R ? Mwlni 1 Storigt 67 k 3443 Terrill Road UNION imprF.si.ve ln-jf-.i' to i.vfe .n S, *a^p Sfnoklnders is lor you eNC I«'K yrjur lankly H t=j r qt- f.heeriui Humidlflar, lawn swieptr, course, us UNIOr,, JOHN POLITO Licensed Union, N j 07013 portation 8, ship, Living room, Bedroom, private t fpf ins Seminars starting now furniture, chlldrtn'i toys. World Ilecfrlcal Contractor Hepairs k bath and kitchen tflcil rooms, r j baths, aitached garage, WiSTFIELD, ELIIABETH, ties (Of new science k-icnen, beautituli FBI! SESSION EXPLAINS Book EncyclDBMia stt. many maintenance. No 106 too small ping area. gentlemtn. ? ALL. WOOOBHIDOl, IRVING TON and maintained grounds, all this k omar Ittrns fit im Available UMMIT, N j BOO COLLEGE. Call Ui tor prompt wryiee IL I Florida Specialist Hutinf U6-MS9 1 iRINt, YOUR CIOABITTIS Memorial Day Httkend much more Musi be seen call n I 5 34 101 now • AND 7634564 UNION S -— —- • R I f 17 A SMIL! NO NQNSINSI HOUil SAL! All conlan1s rn*uii PLUMBING a, HIATINO Furnished bedroom. HUT AT HUM»NI SOC1ITY, Sheps, • LICTRICAL WORK DON! 00 SatyrMy k Sunday. May 34.27 NO JOB TOO SMALL Repairs, refnodillng, yiolaiions. Z 6 7 101 private home, The Boyle Co, LOTS Of FUN Irish Seller, Poodles. Pointer, (CONM OVES, NC Bathroomi, kitchens, hof wafer 34M wosdslde M , Union 10 AM thers Pups, kittens, mined CALL 313 4SI5 DAYS refined business gentleman } PM Ma NU BPilerl, steam k not waftr Gallery pi Homes Realtors Breeds HOARDING fViS CALL3S3JJ41 Local & Long Distance only tall MS JieS ,__.__ IM1.II systems. Modern sewer cleaning. RVINOTON lid rranrora krt.fi, HEMATION Open 7 days, 10 .- KTF4I DON ALIECKER, MCR Colonial Arms, 3'i rooms, A L, 2J31 105 MILLBUBN. TUIS MAY 3! HOJUTAL •ID, cornpletl with Commercial S. residence. Call UNION Cranforfl 371 9J4j Wyoming prtijjyttf i«n Churei * M I P M .124 ivefgreen Ave . Union N,J, HerB Trltfler, IS 3 M«. individual thermostat, wall to wall Open Daily 9 I. 1st ,«4 Sun 12 3 mattrtu & %lat rails. Eicellanl Nwk 3biks Elil line, oft Rf I 4? MRI, MARION RAMSAY arrjet, free on sight rjarUng, SJJJ Modern Vt efficienty garden apt , 4JJ Wyoming Aye ~^_ X t f 71 - - - Z S 24 111 Condition 371 (17? RTF i 410 Adams Street sS7.oe.as M ti I? per month See Sypt , Apt Ic, 68 smartly furnished, wall to wall w ROSELLI R 5 14 15 Linden, N J 07014 SUPIRIOR PLUMBING 1 Myrtle Ave carpeting, linen. Barking, single PIANO RENTAL MOVING MEATIN5 OiS heat inst Repairs, -- ... --^ Z5 2J 101 person only Vim 6M !0f5 NinliiJ to By; 11 Remodeling, ilectric Stwer RVINGTOH Z5 31 lfj« LIVINGSTON, WED MAY JO of gin rentals from tl 00 per rnonfh Enter lunrmni i !. Long Distance M Low Price li 45 cleaning. 34 hr sve. 174 4M7 St Leo's Area WHI euti YMCA applicable to purchau. Free Eslfmsln EslFm '_ ^ i f 75 5 Room, Modern B! Llsingilon Aye, Furmshid Room Wintid 106 TOY TRAIN1 WANTID By injured WALTER RIIINSKI Handyman's Special RONDO MUSIC collector, In any amount, gauge or THEFAIULOUIKINZINI (Keep ui moving ihd you «yel Im plus heat July 1 vacancy. MWY K AT VAUXMALL RD condition Highest caui prlett MAOICIAN PLUMBING k HIATING. near High Schqoiafea *:,t . Kitchens k bathfooms modern Call zm l BUSINIIS OINTLIMAN Dr . Lr . Sun Pfsrch Sun UNION M7.»M pajd Call 447 0117 or 447 0045, after Siiows ana parties of all types PAUL'S M4M MOVING requires permanent room IPRiNOFIILD. TMU.MAY 34 6PM lid. Gas heating. 373 4931. RVINSTON Psrlar 3 Br •-.. Bath S, Storsyp HeasonaBle rates. 345 Mf4 IviS vauihall Rd , Union immediately Prefer near TernBIt Sha'Ray SMIarn ICTIIC IANSI, room apartment, near Irvingfon 2 car flpiached qaraq.i ILICTIIC —— R I 34 II ' — H 5 it'5 MIHM Springfield tenter Call 686 5657 So Sprlngfllld k Shonpikt WMIInghouM «" with 4 burnarl ark, adults only, no pets WI «" R if 47 -_ _-_ _ _-_ ---- ~- 2 5_ 2_4J06 PMONE MS.1I07 Mlllkurn I. Lislngiton 7 }0p m Including dMP wall Ufl, Studio TV SiT WANTED MILLIR'i MOyiNO Rr,t Homes Available June 1st Call Sup! for Sprlnglifll! I'.OO p.m. • couen I* 10" Nutona nhauil fan Fuinituri Repairs SO Raassnasii ralnitsraia free n appointment 373 1755. D.F, DRISCOLL III n4i4Hb«ti»««n 1 Mt I PM Portable, csnwle and Color eitlmatis. Iniurad, loci long Farms - Country Pfopifty 107 distance, short spichll, liS-im kEAL TQff For into call 101 4J4 4444 FURNITORI POLISHING CMIRRYMILL Rest Home for the RVINSTON i Mtrractive 2 large bedroom All mittlngl opan to public. iiiiT X i 34 II RIPAIBINO, ANTIOUIS k in 47 Aged and Retired home like 1.10 W ?nn A,,. apartment, modern kitchen A iRICK* ALUMINUM RANCH RiSTORBO, RIFINISMING atmosphere, Slate approved. iOO X S 14 10 bath, heaf k hot water supplied, 3 BEDROOMS 3 bath home m good ", 'a in TOOLMAKIRS tgols and MINRY RUFF CALL MU I 544S. Cherry st , Ilil. IL 3 7417 «7 1754 KELLY MOVERS quiet eltvator building. Available location with low Holland township SHORT MILLS machines, milling machines, —— — RIISO — Xtf79 JULIO TNI MAOICIAN R S14 11 orinders, lathH, etc. lunt 1st 375 0149 or 372 3762. la«es, estimated S317 In mint THE DALZf LL '11 call alter 4 LOCAL t. LONO DISTANCI condition- With finished basement, ptfrormlng for all alliirl 1 FACTORY ^— ZS 24 101 vONNlF. GEVFR, RFtLTOR MATT1II1I1, Agent North Amtrkin Vin Lines and an area that can be used as an parlln Also Marring I ilva dov.i HIITSIJICTS:: FRFROOM Iff) ) BMdlrBMdl « Girifi Men S2 The GINTLImim mpveri. Rooting 1 Siding 80 RVINOTON ij?', Miltburn Atf.j 5norl Hills Magic lefMA lIMtvaMlljll. Juln Manuficturwit , 11) N Pirk'st" R4.7H rooms, heat & hot wtter inlaw apartment Storms screens, iflni; SrikS bm !,„• i 376 2700 Hi-fi upplictl Available June 1st Call and air conditioning included. CMlTiillir, B11U1 •ail Orlnga,' eaan II, alls 605 Original RKycMri Scrap X47 10 WHI FranTli./flalnfiaid M %0 DMAS! BOBll INSTALLIB, SHORTLINB MOVIRI MOMi. RiDUCID TO SELL 145,000 lOlllTi garasa aitanslsni, repairs i. PACKAGING k STORAGE COMPLETI ———— Z S-24.101 r-irsl lime adyertiseo. Colonial J * mm * servlca, tlactrle oparafen iM APPLIANCf MOVING — " bedroom r. Baths. \ vino room, DIT1CTIVIAOINCetivi V Thrill t. Conilinmtnl 5h NJiMsrrlsAyi.Unioi, radio confroll, IMvans Overhead HOUft SIHVICI.4IS.7itf, IBVINOTON Canfldtntitl invetligtilsn st all Rtlardtd ChlldrM ASMC.. 117 So- Daily I S.Sal I! 4141IM Ooor Co, Ch K74I Vi room studio apartment, semi, SIOKUHNE REALTY Oining room, eat in kitehpn, kinds and guard »rvice WeM Ava,, Llndan HI an - IM I. : ' „, KTF II ROOFING & GUTTERS urnished. ntar Irwington General, 7MII1I, Clinton, N.J.. 995-2341 laldusiefj poreh. paneled rec 40/ Em. St., MMlBurn, ]?» IJ?4 .—, R t f « 1121 month plus security- June 1st l % room, walk. >o Short Hills station kid Ava,, RoialK, Uitui, Mon. SERVICE Principals Only $53,000 467 lOJJ thru'Sit. \0-J;10,Jrl, aval, 4,'Jyt, Old Clocks Wanted AUTOMATIC Light hauling i, mBvlmBvlnfln , Profni Mature woman only Mf-MM and lV HAND UIT Any condition Top prices paid OOOHOPeRATORS courteouorteous servlca Call 241 97?! Guaranty professional 374 1216. Gifajii for Rent 101 ——-- - Z5 54 111 Laraa and tmall W til tlDROOM IIT-I Vlat* Alto eleek ftip*lrt Ml UM^ Repaired, sold, serviced All quality workmanship SUMMIT a PUPPET THEATRE MMItarrinain, box spring »nd makes. Radio contrail lefsisri, MiNRV P. TOWH CAN'T BE EQUALED OW*JO? lisliIJSIJwW CUCLIP MAvk SAfE CAIN FOR JCKAP FRif ISTIMATiS, "OAVB & "DEAL DIRECT" 4 room apartminl, ivsilable IRVINOTON maltrtu InslydDd, Franeh thtf fy. ALLIED VAN GARAGIFOR RINT In no way can this value Be found —.— • • • • XtllO •icelltnt csrKtlllsn. U1S4M afur Lsav your c.r. cast Iron, SON iLECTHONICS." jThr. MOVING AN. June 1st. Goodjocation, 1 seryici 94403OI "NO SALESMAN" Opposite Park. AVA!LA:§.LI JUNi 1ST in this area i bedroom, 2 j Bath MAOICIAN-"UNCLE ID" i PM, rwwipapert, 50 ctnti par 100 lb> , FlhiPROOF V,'AULTS. 2)1446. centrally air conditioned home EXCITING. COMEDY flM up bundles traa of foralgn R 71JM and Ml 444S, Bank Loans Call Manager, 371 2611 3727110 — * SMU . __ ZS 24 101 Z 5 24 101 with center hall, living room with FOR you* TiYxV ^S 4EW1NO MACMIN1 H73, fully mitirftli, No. 1 ear*ar, 44 canti Htli! fireplace, family room, attic fan, OR PARTY P»r Ib, nr.ii, lust U etnH par In, Easily Arrangtd IRVINOTON MII_TINO automated, stitch, iatmaf tfM Guns ••NTONtHOLDIN.INC, level wooded lot in Timber Slope DATE NOW. •lastlc itltchn, buttcn nsln, blind Rial, ,01, Lead and Mttirlti, A«.P LOCAL I. LONO DISTANCi FULLY INSURED 4 rooms, 1st floor, modern kitchen, Houitl (or Ren! 110 Section of Berlieley Heights (filch k dKsratlva palltrni (celt PAPER STOCK eo,, mu ss. joth 2 baths, available Aug 1 Priced to sell in the 50's. MOVING STORAOi . ALLIED N.J, State Llcansi ruinaton-Union area. IJio" plus —- X-MJ.I0 Ijeo ntvtr unptckM, St., Irvlnoton. (PrlcM sublect to QUNS, bougni, said, exchanaed; VAN LINiS (47_Y|iri Otpaidabl UNION GuarintaM!, Alklng Iff, Walnut fys.! all gunsmlthlng don on premlwv service! FL 117J7. Cal it, hr. Service utintim. Call 375-1661. . CALL 464-9700 ———— ZS H 101 7 room house, 2 ear garage, large now lor appointment. Ulsivtt 1U Stwlng dtlk US Pr"y«t. NllalJ. . Hrf II Rosenberg's Gun Shop, llai Htl4: property [across fpjom park) with Sprlnotlelff Ayanua, Onion, _NJ., 743-3046 * * 3, KENILWORTH MR trees «. grape arbor, enclosed front HiiLTH POODI, Wa carry a full •UYAND , SIMON COWAN 3 Room Apartment porch. Price 1450 month tail Mon Crestview Agency Realtor lltst ot natural foods, horny, ull 111 3047 Slow. StrM ROOFING SALE Heat & All utilities XrtrquVC!oek^ritir PARK Ay union, N,J, OMB 3ie sa, ft, down— installed NowAva'laWt through Thgrs., M7-9IU- 319 Springfield Ave..Berk.His R«p»lr», «,m, for.lgn «« d, domntlo c Soyrguaraniee —^— — Z5M110 Eves: 444I70sor HI MM -—— ht-Mi Home IrnprMmmtl Calli741440 — _.,_ I 1.74111 Picked up tdailvtPNN.. iV \2U JohniManville Shingles — — 2 5 24,101 IIMOA IT*Mr> (Blltctloni >. •eeumulilloni, Alu e«|ni w.nfm Odd lobs CALL IMMEOIATILY; 92S-354 LINDEN Houses for Silt 111 UNION By prlvitt csllKiar. Nsnt • ——— X 5 24 li 1st floor, I rooms, new living room 2 Family, 4over 4, lovely carpeted nlgtiircaui, CallanyVlml RILIABLI ROOFIR, Quality and dining room. Modern kitchen, living room, central air CLE,lAH-UP TIMI I rpsflng at very reasonable prices tilt bath, garage supply ovm IIRKBLIY MilOHTS conditioned on 2nd floor, science n ins iS, CELLARS AN For free estimates call 454 5947 utMillet, 1195 month. 4M 7067, kitchen. BMASI IALB - sunaiy,, Juna LEANED AN X 62Ji — ZJ.J4.101 ROOM FOR ALL Jnd and M, tram 10 a.m. Is' p,m, FACToWWAWfW^IN UrConditiMini 22 » t.l.M ID. CALALL TOM, t&M* WILLIAM H.V1IT i bedroom beauty with JVi baihl, 1 GUIDE liyl, "Piirl Livlt ytiri young. Convenient to John P. McMihon Realtor it t7t Chancellor Avi., IrvlngMn, Roof Ino—Seamless Suiters irand new WhMlef Park SfCtlon, Fumlturi, llntra, toyi, cablfwH, LsungiwMF — iiautllui ONE STOP Free eilimilts, Do own work. ienoDli, shopping i traniporta. 1585 Morris Ave., Union liltwira anllqua r«cord Lsungawfir from detlgnar housai n.^ AiRCONDITiONiNa e large rooms, 1'j baths, ultra tlon. Family room plus full and good nima brands. LiMIl art N j. insured iinee 193S.]7].ni3 modern large kitchen. Adults only. Open Ives, k Sunday 611 1414. 7 instl. T HOMi IMPROVEiMENT baiimtnt, 2 car garage. Priced in sut.' Highly •llracllv. Float*. "lysrieandlllBnliw ——— H-t.f-M No pets. Ml 2119. mid 7Q's, "' Z 5 24 111 Robes, SIMpwtir, Caftani, ShllH, MJfjtlnp, reotlng, aluminum ROOFING SALE — - - • 2 1.54.101 POUCH JALIi SMi, chair, card Tfivfl Sttj, Term, Patio 0, CALL 464=9700 Tfivfl Sttj, Trm, Pato KMJM 3le sq. ft, down Installed MAPLEWOOD Colonial 4 bedrooms, l'» baths, tibii, gslt iho.i, brie • brae, Pltldl Crpt Al H 30 yr. guarantee now far appointment Pooltldl Covtrgpt, Al Horn WIN' UNITI ATTENTION Movt right in, Snodtrn 2 btdroom wall to wail carpeting, low fane, D Thit Os Evarywhtra. 41 Johns Manvilleihinglts ALLL AKES apartmenl, 1275 4- Security Also near all busts, schools, k Union HQMEGWNiRS! CALL IMMIOIATILVlJS 3546 Crestview Agency Realtor KOIMP IfRVICi Ames, ceiura, nr*g*i *nd yi Urge tffirJeney 1195, Security center, 2 ;ar garagf, newly Cloud rttulfffl; J7S.4414, * 111 Sprlngfllld Avt., Berk His psinitd.High40'5, Principals only, Monday, ClnnMi ill Art ind ruk.. « sum Ev»»; 414-5706or"t35-M5A R IMIS FORMICA RESURFACING rtmrwed, Lttatn .nd guntr: ROOFING .' — I! 24 101 g">'° 15.24.111 OF KITCHEN CABINETS Cleaned, trucking, Vir; ALL TVPIS, NIW OR RIPAIRI r«Hnabli rattt. 5 U T"f B H 8 • L I A D I R S • •yiiYTMiNa^t*I !flIB!r» f><«pS =-_ttlsnlil 22C MELILLO & SONS htUM itili i Ml ef • Call 763-605^ CHIMNBV5 INSURED. CALL 174 Vacation Rentals 122 VaMtion Rentils 122 Vacation Rentals 122 iurnliufi, glanv' i fflUH. Eitlniam —— , MM-SPRINOPIILDROOPINOive, RUGS All rihaui at krtchafl ran» In HICOLO TIL! PORMICA WORK :II Kltehituu • •uffimtr homt M MU 'Mm mitM rin. CASH OR TIRMI r ulle Mlhrssinmm

Houses for Sill 111 OHicn lot fttnt 117 Kashi to head Israeli artists DEATH NOTICES OPE0NNHOUSB SUN 1 MQN IS. IRVINGTON fO4l PotieF Ave contractor > TOP LOCATION horns, > room teion.a! U.vinq One block from tenter and Pkwy at Parkway Jewish Festival IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MMII1I1IIIIIIMI t (IMII1IIHIIHUII11IIIM1IMIIIKM * 11111IIH111«11M111H H 1M11111T 111 • 11III f 111MIIIM f I It • 11 II I room *»iin fireplace & lorma New, modern building c utom dining room, wall to wall offices 900 sq. It 4, IS50 so tf carpeting, new formica kitchen, J year to aid the Garden Slate PiTTlUI Entered mio fiernai immediate occupancy On vtp Aliia Kashi, supper club America. Union of American ADAM! Theodor? L an Wr Stflnley Rd , rpsf. on Wrdnr^riSy. Msy lft. 1973, Urge bedrooms, sun parlor. 3 , parking, isnilorial services, n»qAV' Mfly 16, 1??1 Adf) R4 yfflrs Mfly lft, 1971 AFfi SdulM Orflfigf. tirlovpd husband gj baths lull finished Basement, 1 ear Hebrew Congregationi, Union ArU Center Cultural Fund, ¥ ! John O Piling of U Holly St.. carpeting, air cond . etc entertainer and television talk Q) 7i Hufion Ayf . Wi>%! Or.mgr !QV!i.M! n) IfyptKjfnn N sriphip irn r (- niipr) snd fhf tfttn C flrfprpt,. tiPlDvPd figsDflnd Of the garage Large lot - low t««#s BRIAR MILL BUILDING of Orthodox Jewiih which finances free Arts fiusbanci of thp inip LiifiibpfM j Wilr Qf Hif Ifliii f flMtOri kHtiy mop Mnop; devoted footer Asking low S0'5 for appointment show guest, will headline the i,iii> tMnfy ftnisrdy Pi Hi us, 50 Union Aye , Irvingfen Center programs for New ifip? 57itviflnyi) drvnirc! (flthpr ol ili*woii>ti riinthpr nl F f nilt' rtfhrr n! Mflrvm K flfiii thf lflt# cifvofrd (rftfhrr of Grsfgp pitfius o( Jewish Festival of the Arts Congregations, liiWiiFd I Sfhiesinger ana Dr Jersey school children, senior Mrs fNAflydriena F= ir:i= lirothpr 0) I ificirri N^r\ Fugpnr EEHpenl (201) 3W-2400 United Synagogue of t KIN ' UN! HAl ((WiifciM ,ind I ronflFd I W^rfel, iJMiiQ nf (lark And'Mri Richgrd program «f entertainment at : MtC UNION I 5 2i 117 America. United Synagogue citizens, war vetei nns and the ft y mania, i)f And!Afrinr nt HOO Mm ii',o ^iiryivrd hy pighi fdsi^r i josii) r*ifl!)rif, pi Clflfh and fe%fer the (inrrtcn State Arts renter DOuqifl^ and Cynthi.i fuiipr.i! wfl'> IF ,tiuh tiilrtrrn ana loymy meets } Family, S over 4 , e«lra large SPRINGFIELD blind iafhpr o) John v Dunham, with rooms, science kitchen, 12 yean Youth, women's League of Fi!'t)hrw^ I iinrrnl wss whom hr I'vpti Thr 'un*?fal wa*, Office for rent, ideal for (in Sunday afternoon, July 1 y y iin HH1 irorn T Fir HF. KNHF IM old rsceiient condition 1 car professional Si snneral business 7 Conservative Judaism and Miiy 19, irorti Ttin HAEnFMLfc R. t nndui teel from fhi? LEONARD Festival general chairman PSIICH f H MEMORIAL LEE VuNEHAL HOME, Mi E garage §0 Springfield Av . learner BABTH MOiVf f ON , UNHBAt b T National Committee for Labor The Highway Authority 971 CI in tori Ayr si winglfln f i?00 Clihtnn Ave , WSunlflinAv I PR »9SMor FS J Donald Myers this week sn on I 2371 iHjIfih Suntlfly MSy 20, I9H to lohn P, McMahon Realtor Israel operates the Arts Center and Park. N J . hel FFurFit R n*l i le^hLFFun 19 2 ', 24 117 nminred the signing of Miss 1 1 indpn. wh§r# a fynersl ISi^ Mnffil Av? , UniQfi Chairman Myers said administers the Cultural Will 0* tofifi A F ullPf dPv fMrry MMKidr, N J Ppftpd Df Kashi and other international 6ERGER IdKjirfl molhi"T O* Rohrrf j t ii MPr. fl'i Oflpf rd Inlermfni Olli'nEjrC i Sunday 481 3434 iriitFncj nlnrFvrd flt (he > (t'mrirry. Liridnn, N j 1 S 34 111 Stores tor Rent 121 performers The U. 8. rise of tickets for the festival are fund, which last year provided Bpf inytipldz N i . nn ^VnHrii-^il grandmythef tH Chr istophrr flhci diTHp in hru ol )lowF?f%, May U- 1973, belayed hutbflnt Brign ruiler The funeral wal tions to ynuF fflvoriie fhsrity 11 m ifjN available through miny of free events for more than the Israel torn Miss Kashi FlOanor Mundweiler Hrrg ^nndu? ted frgm HAEBEHL F & hi' iiniiF c! in! rd BUY SELL BINT ILIZAIITM h&MTH fOLONIAL HOME. began with her "Hello, these units 400.000 people The Arts (en rip v Oiptt %QM Q( R QSP VOCj 1100 On Monday. May 14. More or office lor rent Will build ht'rcjor tirnther Of Harry 1 Rnr Prfip Avp . corner VSgs Msll HOMES to suit Heat and nnt waier The Jewish event is one of a ter is located in Ti'li'Rraph Hill Nd , i?n c'-miflvp A ot 1149 Grand Peoples" m her first ap- •iriM fi/if5 Wildfpci hi ruTi Union, on Thursday, May,?*th view ftvr , Union, N J . hfloypd MAX 5IHOTA Mioilln'" Call 4IJS 76l4iil>i-' ft P M i tp the t.hurfh of the AHum pearance with Merv Griffin series of heritage festivals the Park just off Kxit I Hi of the f uncrfli ^vrviCP «fS%_hclt1 ."!' H LIVINGSTON C.i'S'gr "" Mu%tjflnt;t Of f iftrpnf n \. . hrQiher O! BFAL ESTATf BROKER II I I 121 Crnsi 1. yihpr.in C liurf *>. Htj^PHi* PArk. (OF a f yheffll She has hecn on the Griffin New Jersey Highway Garden State Parky.iy which tui'Ml.lr Mill IS W'J "I Bmi'HP Wrs Kflthprmr F ra%rr, grand iO3 Colonial Ave. , Union Store-Busy Location Mountain &v£ . Ipftngtirld, N I lr .nnrt n) MF and Mr^ JFJUFI toihpr oi jgme% P Hiniac!? Thr 686 B3S7 show 179 times—a record- Authnritv has scheduled this the Authority also operates Friday. May IB irilrrni A 1,1 Mii5F i AFI fijniTill Wfl1, i OF1 lunpra! M?rvifp wn% hfld s! Thp AIR CONDITIOPWID. LOCATED HsllywOQd Memorial Park, U»i Z 6 14 111 iluVii-n liliii Trip Oftl ANTE t UNFHAL HOME. ON MAIN THOiSOFARI AT BUS and also has headlined at Friprid^ c allPd at SMI T M A GiRHAHDT On ^ turtlfly May WOrri% AvP . Union, on STATION 2 BLOCKS fRUM fl MiW-f itkQi) major night clubs across she SMITH (SUBURBAN), *\h MQ IV i9?j, Ariani. n! f orkfHi Mivrr. ifl Mlrtv. WflV "• I"-J iPff-rmrnl SETON HALL UNIVERSITY. ji AVP Sprinql.eld, Thursday , iormi?r iy of Nnwar k, br loved wnod MrmOriflt Park VIEW! VIEW! FT X Ji FT r«il WH i-nuntry, including the nation's 17 in hru ni f)Di¥{V%. i&nUttjuh nuMwHt Qi }hr iffle Afl-nnip In?? DUBROW, 37] (5?l premier showcase the may tar- HisdP tn fhp Mpmo H.ftig! dear father n( t red f " . - . 1 ', 24 171 F und nl Holy t rg« i uthr (.prhiirrti of isehri. Mr^ Anna W 5 BEDROOMS your week ahead 1 SOEHRlCH r r?d?rtfk C , gn Waldorf's Empire Room. Muck ot South Pl.imf.rld find Wr , LOFTUS On Mn? 2t] ivn. Thursday. Wdv M. 1973, age 81 On clear day yyou can see Vacation Rentals 122 M?ir y F t hurfhill nf f ofkih,iF-Hi ni Aima A Inpr MPllody), Nrwarh drvOfed DfQ'hfr Of MURRAY HILL ! Handsome UF pai yranrif hildren T Hr- (unprftt itF'iir (iithpr Fji ThOFtifl^ M p( COLONIAL. fRUl CiKIT|R Ihe festival performers will BY DR. A.W. DAMIS yytlliflm find f hflr l« RsSiPiEh Landlord Desperate! BIIBILIIRG JMI.U-. nl MS M'rvitp was h r I cj ,ii The ymrliind, ! r ,1nk nt Friisnn liiFTirs T hv funPf fll SPFviCP *«! tOfldujE^ed HALL, DEN, PLUS 34' PANELED he l> oi I FjFd', ana Mr; Hithsrd ' -i price June rentals, ' ; &(pCk cros^ five , Eliisdeth beloved F UNf HAl HOWE Ol J AAflF S f Irom HAFRFtiE h HAHTH FAMILY ROOM, WALK srithirnni Npi'.gn nf Sm Klprvilie. ocean. 1 & 3 hpgfnem apartment husband of Emma fnee Kfliriiill C A I I til V i SON.RCR L yon& Ayr MOMF f OM J UNFf HALS. ??1 AROUND COUNTRY KITCHEN, "To Live Another Sum- N I hFO!M>F of Hrtffiik I yftys of Still have some openings July & Forecist Period; Miy It to June I, 1913 drveled lather ot ChsrlK arid tOFTifr nl Park Pi . Irvtnqfnn. nn C lihtQn Ayr . trvingfon, on carpeting, custom drapes and ' (ii*i'. t'ly^F. til^n SUFyiyrri hy Fiqhf 1 AyqyS! Call 965 O53i weekday d-3 mer," all Israeli troupe Wayne Biebelberq, Meory Gormsn WfciriP^dflV WAi ?] minrmpi! Wflnd*¥ M?i¥ ?! IntPFFTifnt IR MORI ' Transferred owner, 1 'iF rindF FiiidFrn Thr ^*?rvice *fl% 1 Frarikhn a.vc- . Sea^de Heigfifs. and viola Srnolen dear brother ol Mnllywooc! Mfmnfiji PiiFt . Llnion ! fl.rmfJUn! ("Pmpfpf V. NSWifk asking in the Ws CALL NOW featuring a collection of ARIES Keep the gains you mike, durinij this cosmic • nFHluifrd froFti The fuNEHAL Sat A Suri gnly Euqene and ^b? Btebflbtfg and satiric songs that iketch Mar. 21 Apr IS cycle, under silence and lecrecy Prosperity, OLSON ASSOCIATES = . - 7 A^i 11 Selma Hafiich. also survived by Hovr or JAMES r rAFrRrv BEACH HAVEN VVIST Jewish history and dances sorry In say, will bring little or no popularity live grandchildren and two great ft S!iN fllSV I yon*. AvF' rnFfli*F nf gf SFirithildren Puneral service G Q R B Q N A CJ n t- ^ ' « t- >• iViFfc T'l Iryinqfgn nn Tfigf^day BQSENTNSL t)itf mi' v I nrf Realtors 445 0450 Now L aqeon home *>fh f rptjric h^,) on Tuf^ij.iy M,u H i Providence that range from traditional 1 ws% held on Stinday May 30 trem Mm H Tn St Psyl thr Apnstlr Rf'Tvl Clt ??% H \\TQ/M SI 1308 Spgfia Ave Nei hrrifofims. modfrn Kitfht-n Clos TAl'Rl'S Listen well Clouds of purple glOfim Imvpr over 1971. of Un,on brluvcd wiif fit to hndqf 'Qr Lnnq Bcath Inland Ihe BEHNHIIM KHIITIMAN i Huiili Irvnijtnn Ahrfr thr I hl.itji'fh N j hplnwiHi W'fp Sf Eves ay 4808 or 273 0174 Uasidic to Israeli rock Apr. 20 May Z0 nwmhi'rs nf your sign. Shake oil nn. uncalled Chflrlp^ W GorciriM drvOfhi 1 l for iul rental call 687 nV MiwONIftL HO^Ai, 9SJ I Jersey I unMFrtl Mti ',-:, Ven'i nffrrfd fQF thr Hti'" ijfl HfiM-'MiM.il Aval ^i^**>' Of 7 •, 24 111 y for, attitude of pessimism and doiirn SI . Elinbeth Interment Belh fnnthor nf Wri Mary ['Ifinnpr riKci hlhpi StFftflf I Shnifiii h Spryijes The Ayalons, Israeli quartet ciyrvivr-d by IwO ur.intif tulilrpn '*'(>n'-,r nt Mi^ ^nijl Intrfment St i^rapl Crmrtery, yVoodbrtdgp F if A.ifr fOnclyfiPcl i_fQM. Thr HEf3 1 BEACH HAVEN WE|T which packs II languages into GEMINI Hiirpdom seems to be your worst pncmv Hut, Ppr lea ot mourning at the iHp (jjnpffll ftiH i QMthi! 'rci trnrf! NHF IM (.Hi D'iTit KtH MF Home Buys 3 bv6 f Oum h0 mi/ o HAEBFBi F & HA NTH 1 ! a fast.moving routine of wild hiy 81 June JO that's no esruse for you to test yFiursflf with residence MOKtAl HOME 1?00 Ciinion ; oniptof f l v tone VQ ptjned COLONIAL HQMF HOC p.nr A P iFvf.iytnpi H j . nn Friday. i MJICIOUOWSKI «,("iienn P ¥ ELiZaBiTM-l Fam Frame. (Xirrh nufdnnf htlrfsft skits and slower, impassioned the opposite sei Stick to routine, the feeling A^ f c ornpf of Vrt u » Mil i fJ *1 •Vfl 'S 19?3 ifltiTnipni Bf'*1 Union. On F fitiay. Mriy l§ 'Hi-ni v m,|. OfMr-r Frit i iH i9cj M.indiilfls 4 rms,, 1', Baths, 34,900 vocal renditions will pass Nnat! flriE k tFjwr-' N J . on ftiru St'pf 6H? S? 14 In Sf M-rhfliH'*, Oiuff h Un-on lii' tij n! i OARWOOD— 3 Fam 41,900 • 31 i 77 iERN&RDQN! Bruno, 0* 1130 W IiM^,ci,i¥ M,i¥ \S ,ii age 39 The Sadat Dancers of NewMOOrVnilLD Ymi simply won't be in the mood In uko orders St tjporgp &ve , Lmden, on ijetovid Aite ijf Jo^epFi and dfyOtrd HILLIIBI—2 Fam Frame. NORTH W1LDWOQB York, internationally ac- June 21 July 22 Nonetheless, take special cere not in prnyoke Sunday. May 2B. 1973, at age fei, ", n (h I"'' ni ii)^rpF"i i JOhF^ Home & Rental incorr i. 39,800 Ntlvv r pnf ing ifif ftAf'R si Day persons in authority rif'lBvPd husband gt fvelyn Itip? 'FicFi'M1 ,1FH1 (Mfritia thf tyneral weekend,. & iiiso July laimed for their AKerj and beloved father sf Mrs A,V-. i uFidu! tea trot'1 ttr iflrneft, si 336 HOSILLI—Ranch m excellent Hyman. of \&1 RellPvue E rip.fi ft merits B. FQOFT Week. Raymond (Jean) Prlybyiski. Mrs c Yours ctiuld very well be "loo murh «f a siwd .t FhfAhpfh Bfioved tsfher o) fe&nwif K ME ( Hftf KEN Mi-nnmqlon ,l FhlflbPifi bflpved cond , 45,000 choreography from old folk to I.EO Rgymgnd i Judith) HsgFefe ar^ iB?1 Sh i F 11* v V a i a. H ri r f y A ncj jack > IINruAl MOMF ISli [ SI hiI'.hrtnd ni Sftrflh !fif¥ F'fank*?!). Call J4I.IID7 2 5 ^ 122 AuM 22 Hnnj4 " According to this week's rnsmir cycles, Mr I Joseph ijnfinn) Sullivan modern Israeli dances. July U Gushifl brofhnr n) LotM and dr^olpd t*!hpr_Ql Mtn Puller. B«l then' should be little resistance from asHuciatcs Funeral services were cpnaucted D. F, DRISCOLL RftNGEliY, ME, Williflm Dpar grandfather n! 1 inot'Fi ! I'V linf. Ofi f F,day. Way jiico!S(*n and Fdna Layman, dear The Cantors Concert trem |he K ROW I CKJ hfgiher of Sarah Wiliiami Aiie RIAL TOR Charminq lake front, furnished 7 or eompetition- spypn grandchildren and i»o IH 19M tunrral MaM m fst 1 ».uf tf rvrd by two yr and children and 1 40 w ; NO /-vr i • ~~> •=. i L _ bedroom f abiflsne, ilepps 5, Insemble Of the New Jersey MffRAf KFN FUNf RAL KOMI, QFeat qrandch.%i_pr of Mrs Pttfh Union PertQd 0' MSufnlrlg & commercial buildings for sale WANTED Dec, 1% • Jan, IS Keep in mind, there Is always the possibility Mass interfi^Hit m Hsiy Cross tondutted from the HOWARD CUTLER iGINCY REALTORS of the American Jewish Crmptery. No^th Arlington William (Laura) Patef^sn at LEE tUNERAL MOM, 101 E Mr L Mr% Theedere & MSy 24. at 1 30 PM Interment 1 HALF ACRE immaculate Priced tor quick sale Council of Jewish Women Joiner sifter Q) Mrs Laura lirlnypd Fiu^tjand of Hosr j inei nnp great grendchMd The fynefal call evenings, ?4S 1679 Bnlfmflun! Memonil Park. f'Fiih^f 1 deaF fathpf ef §r '(ffyic? wfli held at The TO 5 ACRES Babm^ki arid Chp*,ti.Sr hr-kmski. National Federation of also %urv American Cancer also Survived by five bfieyed husband gf Vigiff (lyfaii), Facilities en §ite includt instint credit OK call OASIS new federal government study Administration's emphasis on Sotipfy 1 ferec] ter the repose of tu% soul yrandchitdren ing ene great Inir-rmern Holy leftulehfn dtfygfed father of iupfnf, hrofher csmmunity center with restaurint MOTORS at 7jl 7100 has found that pauinpr car testing tires was brought more grandchild tuners) rfiil be 4 Bar, ISO §er# lake for sailing or X 17a. 151 Cemotery of Missel Dominic ii. Mfi !?« CHEVELLE MALilU! dr eendyeted ffsm HAEilRLf 4 Mathilda iur&a, Mr* Beatricv ice-boating, heated Olympic size tires are "not significant in line with the small BARTM COLONIAL M0M1, 1100 gyle , S Cylinder. Very good Imports, Sporti Gin 123A Maher and Mrs Mary Erdm#n\ pooh iiuna, 18-ho If champ, getf significance of tires as a Pin# five , egfnfr VSyahall Rd , >_r-fiur§g, tennii, ski slope, ict eentltion. Good (ires. Belt offer factors in traffic accidents," On May JO, 1973, Jghn aisa , survived by two W Jr nf Spth Bgyden Ter , Unigri, on Thyriday, May 24, a! McNAMAHA On Friday, May II, yfandchtldrert FyRfrai wfli skit ing, snewmebiling, much 373.9476. the Tire Industry Safety factor in traffic accidents, I! am Bunal Hollywood 197], EMen INelhe! Oritfin ol —— — KIM-123 FARTS, ACCIISORIIS - FOR Newark btlgved husband of conducted from The McCRACKfsN proportionately greater at- Pafr.fiA (npp FillimBn), dear Memorial Park Farley Towers, 35 Cherry St , FUNERAL-HOME, 1JQ0 AAqrfii Lots 600 to 1100 M= elevation MUSTANS - IMS. Auto, Pi, IMPORTS, SPORTS, Jtrify's Council reported this week, fafhpr of John W 3d, Nancy M , Fiizabeth, beloved wife of the tafe 4ve , Union, en Wfdnriday Miy Wooded, stream* golf course, lake P.B.. Good Condition I3IO 687 largest oldest, nicest, supplier tention could be focused on The findings were contained James P and Kelly Esyart, ail at James E McNimafa, deveted 23. 1973 The Fyntral Mft» Nply S. mountain view iots available. M30 5 AM . 5 PM. Imported Auto Center, behind rill mother of Mrs Jeanne Gufmpel, ——— — K 5 24 153 station ftflQFTiitewn. 3741686. in a report to Congress by US. safely problem indicators ind homp, sen ot Mrs Mapgifet M Spirit Church. Unfen inttffniflt Shell building packagft start fnee &qqprsi rind the laff Jghn W MIBSCM Amaiio (nee Mrs Jacqueline Manfreoi and Sf Gertrude j Cfmetery. Cslwiia s% Iqw ii $7995. IIMVWiUS Comptroller General Elmer on standard areas having a Nussbaum), of 15) ProspKt St. Mrs Marcella Howard sifter of NICE CONDITION. MS- Iwaff Hr . brother et Henry T , of 90 minutes frSm O.W. Bridg#= higher potential for reducing Tomb R ivef and Mrs Kafhryn !,j*t Orange, beloved vyife of Man Martin Griffin and Mrs Gatherine IWITMOUTMQTOR) B, Staats on the entire federal Hcanion Also survived by 10 Phsne 461-3700 for Auto Wanted Stockman ot Stalen island The Mifsch, devoieij molher ol Mrs, 5P1TZER Richafd Jr.. sn May 112 0513 IVBS 125 auto safety testing program. traffic accidents, injuries and Marianne jalie, dear sistifr st Else grandchiidren The lynfra! was information or write — K 5-74-173 funeral was conducted frgm The 19. It73, ot Venice, Fla , t)^ovrt The comptroller general deaths," the report declared. FUNE&AL HOME OF JAMlS F Nussbsym Funeral se^yieel were tonducted Irom the MeCRACK.EN husband ot Emma Biuhm SpHi*r, If 71 DUNB BUOOT, Mint CAFFRIY &SON,SW Lyons five, rondgtftd in The BERNHIIM FUNERAL HOME, ISM Morn! bfgthff si Mri Harriet Clancy And HOLIDAY LAKE, INC. JUNK CARI OF ANY KIND Mnditien Mu§f iicrifict 11600 heads the General Accounting eoFnef Park pi., Irvington, on OOLOITICKIR /WiFWORrAL Ave , Union, on Monday, May 21, Will Lillian A Ipstisr of 140 Sylvan Avenue wsnted, 2^ hr, service Call 3994S41 8f Thursday. Mi*y J4 to St Thomas HOME, IJOO Clmion " Ase , 1973 Funeral Mass in It Mary's irvmqton The gravfiidf service B A Towing Service Engiewood Cliffi N !. Q7J42 1715373 Office, Congress' watchdog Aqumas Cnurch whert the F uneral Irvington, N J , on Tuesday, May H f Church at Eliiabeth vya^ held at Molly wood Memorial S64150S Public Notiet _ _—_ j &7 -\\6 K I 24 133 Mass was offered for the repose of 22, 1973 interment King Solomon Paffe on Tuesday, May 52 • — K f fUS over federal spending, his soul in'efmefit Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Cllttoni N J Arf£ngem,fnf% wffe by WANTID JUNK CARI WANTID, "We welcome this ad- Cemetery MULNALL John P , on May II, HAEBERLE & BARTM MQAAE FRIDAY DEADLINE Party wnonfedllOOfjIiriancing on TAKJ NOTICI that MARCONI Also late model wrecks ditional evidence that today's POLITICAL CLUB OF l?n, of luccssynna, N J , FOR FUNERALS, Ifyingtofl All ittmi other than ipgt news a 1971 LTD BROUGHAM, VI, auto formerly of Newark, beloved Call any time. 3UHM IRVINGTON has applied to the HOSRIFI' Robert J 01 IIM W. P.S., P.I,, air. Kits, For instant or Mi 1169 tires are not among the major husband of the lafe Anna, dtvotfd ihould bt In our offlet by nssn credit OK call OASIS MOTORS at Akoholie Beverage Control Soard St. George Ave,, Linden, on - — K 1 13.125 highway safety problems," of tht Tewn of irvington for e cjub FElGHERY Qn Wednesday, father ef Mrs, Rosernafie AiitWi ITIINNABDT Mat of Ptealsnf sn Friday, 7517100. Friday, May II, 151), 81 age SI, and Mrs Annarnary JanewsKi of Meenie CB 3, ler prfmiieiiituitid May !fi, WiUiflm J , of 4|i beloved husband sf Mary Cnee Run Rd . Ifinfon, N J . beloved —— K 5-24-12) said Ross R, Ormsby, Whitewogd Rd , Union, N.J.. Succasynna, John of Irvington and husband Qf Mary [nee Gelshfneh); at 22 Lmdslty Avg(i Irvington, Dynleivy), tathfr sf Ray-mend, New Jeriev belsvid husband of Julia Thomas ot WoodDridoe, diir star iiitef s* jottant'l* Waiitr chairman of the council. Paul find Mfi. John (Barbara) brother sf Bernard Myihali of MICMAFL A. SPALLITT& LMakSsky). brother of James Yankifis The lyneral was \iem and Gefffyde Qstrsw. The GAO report concluded Feighery The funergl w&% con Massachysetis, grandfafh(.f ot II Funeral stryiees «ef# conducted President csnducttd from the KROWiCKI ducted from The McCRACKEN grandchildren and six greaf from The BERNHEIM that the National Highway 55 Lindlley Avt. MC CRACKIN FUN1RAL FUNERAL HOME, ISOQ Morris qrandchildrfo The fynefal was GOLPSTICKiR MEMORIAL Irvinglsn. N.J. MOMB, JIM i it- Oeorgt Ave at Traffic Safety Administration Ave , Union, 8n Saturday, Miy 19, conduetfei on Monday, May 1) HOME, 1200 Clinton Ave . JAMES SPINA" the BMiabelh Linden city line, on 1973. Thf Funeral Mass at Holy from Thi PARKWAY WOZNIAK (rvmgton, N J,, on Sunday, May ihould reevaluite its testing V Prts Monaay, May 31j 197] Funeral Spirit Chureri, Union. Interment MIMORIAL HOME, 150 Myrtle ?0 lf"73 Interment B'nai jtihyryn * « Orchard P(«ee, Mass at Nsiy Rosary Church, f priorities, spend less money Gate ef Heaven Cemetery. EHiabith. Ihferment St. Qertrude Avt, iryingtsn, thtnee fq If, Cfmetfry, Hillside. HUNT FOR YOUR STAR Irvinjton, N.j. Aloysiys Ghufgh. Newark, for a * Cemetery, Coisnia. testing tires, and more teiting O CATALANO Funeral Mass. Interment Holy i«c Trsis. brakes, headlights and other Sepulchre Cemetery, East Orange, VAN IUBEN (apt Joseph A., on ^6 Lmdsley Av#,, N j safety-related equipment. Irvingion, N.J. lstyrday> May if, 1973, e! TRUSTIES: FfLTMANN-Oscar K, Sr, on jyCIAK-Stephen R Jr., on Brkkt_Qwnf N,J,, fermtriy el NAME & ADDRESS MUTM Emma, on Friday, May NICK MARTELLO Fridiy, May 18, 1973, agi is yggri, Thursday, May 17, I?7J, q( Union, Newark, huiftand of itiiie (nee iOlf SluyviMnt Ave. of Leonirds, fermeriy of N.j., son of the late Stephen ind II, 1973. age H yeSft, of Lord), father of JOItph A. Jr., * Irvington. N.J. Irvingtsn, husband of thi late Cecelia juciak, devoted Brother of MaplewsM, devouM inter of Mri. Lorraine O'Heafn and the JWV backs GIORGI FiHNICOLA Marie fnee B*t«k). dtvoted fifhfr John A. Juczalt The funeral was Lena, Eugene end Fred Myth, The tafe Robert R . brsther pf IN SUBURBAN CLASSIFIED 362 Nesbit Ter. 01 Mrs, Edith Klnaiciuk, Oscar K conducted from HAEBERI E 4. funeral service was shfld af Raymond, William. JBhn, _Mri, Irvington, NJ. Jr.. am Joseph i. Feltmanri. IARTH COLONIAL HOMI. 1)00 HAEBERLi J. BARTH HOME Mabel Hucktr, Mr*. Ednfl FOR FUNBRAUS, 971 Clinton Obitction^, if any^ ihouid bi brsther of Ciarfncf Ffitmann, Pine Ave,, corher of Vauihall Rd , Kaufman, Mrs, Viola Rayielt, alts amendment msdf immeflialely In writing to Mrs, J#n Hayes, Mrs, Florence Union, on Monday, May 21. Thenct Aye , Irvlngton, on Monday, May 14 grandchildren and U gftal And Be OUR MOVIE GUEST Valtntint Weissner, Town CKrk of CrMk._Mrs. Mtiinda Waller and to it, Michael's Church, Union for 31 interment In Woodland grandchildren Funeral MrylcM Jack Scheehttr of Hillside, Iryinqten, N J. Pft«" Feltmannj aisg iurvivid by a Funeral Mass, Cemetery, ywrtconducted from GALANTI tight grandehiiflrfn and 11 greaf- FUNERAUEL L HOMi,, 406 lf THE MARCONI grandchildren, Thefunffat ler^jct A iVilb) Commander of the Elin Post POLITICAL CLUB OF Ave. iVailsbyfg), en rty, was cenduefid at HAEBERLE 8. NAS4AIH - On Sunday, May 10, 117], 279, Jewiih Wir Veterans of IRVINGTON, INC. May 21 1973. IRiy, John R. Sharp at a LOCAL THEATRE! BARTH HOME FOR FUNERALS, Idda jJ , (Hauser), of 11111}]] Fallsi officiating). Interment Fairmoun! !! Lindiley Avt. KAHN — Rose (nee Uretiiky) of * the U.S., referring to a 971 Clinton Av#., (rvingtsn, en Terr , Union, NJ. beloved wife of Cefnettry, * irvington, N.J. 707 N, iroad St , illiabelii, Monday, May 21, Inter men! the late George, survived by two Irv, Herald, M§y ji, 31, 157] belsyed yvife of the late Alfred, * meetini between President Gractland Memorial Park, grandchildren and five gnat, * (Fee 111.78) iovins mother of iiatrice VOLPl=Anfrffiny el ittys, Kenitwerth, Nixon and Jewiih leaders on Oreenberg and Lester 6 Kahn, grandchildren. The funeral service beloved huiband of Angela ln#e was held at The MCCRACKIN • FOX THEATRE • PARK THEATRE the subject of Russia*! exit also survived by four D Ang*lo), devoted fafhtr ol PROPOSAL. grandchildren and three great FUNERAL NOME, 1500 Morris LfRore Rufolo, Anthony J. and Avt,, union, on Wednesday May visa policy has issued a Sealid proposals will bt grandchildren. Funeral service three grand nildren, all of was Meld at Congregation Adaih 13, If7), Interment Falrvlew Vailibufg, beloved brother of UNION ROSELLE PARK * statement urging Americans received by thi Purthailng FiiTA=Thsmss? en Saturday, Cemetery, Newark, Committte of the Town of May 19, 19>3, sf South "Bslmar, IsraM, branch of JEC of Illiabeth, Philip, Margartt Pilonf, ietuitlon "to be resolute in the defense Irvington, New Jsrity In thf formerly of Nfwsrk, hysband of 1391 North Ave,, cofntr Sfsntsr! (Ben ), Benjamin^ EnnnnuUla St . Slliabeth, on WMnesday, May Gigantlno and M*rtin, QII ef Council Chamher* st the tht iatt Carrie Cnte DeCarloh NVITdOM— Bills of #SJ Line* of efforts by Soviet Jews to 1], 1173. Intermtnl Gomel Ctintd Newark, fllio Mildred Plul Of * * Municipal Building 8n MONDAY, lather o( Adeline Festa, brother of Ave,. Westfleld, dear litter of • ELMORA THEATRE., ELIZABETH Cemtlery, Iliiabefh, Period ol Pi5cataw*y, Grace Slmone of emigrate," JUNI 11, TOlitlliloD.S.T.qrii John Fesfa and Mrs, Margaret Walter at Connecticut, Nelson of mourning observed at the Clifton. Cefhtflne Guagllsni ef soon thtreafter « pdillble, at Paduano and the lafe Andrew and California and Laura of Westfleld, "Despite the powerful residence gf Mr!, ••atrlca Hutley. Funeral wii conducted which time they will 6t publicly Michael, Funeral was conducted The funeral was held on Friday, GrMntturg, 144 North Av«., from The RAYMOND FUNERAL OQtned and rtts Is furnish; from GALANTI FUNERAL May 117 1171 from the lobbying of the Administration Hillside Arrangements were by CENTER, %n Sanford Ave, LOOK For Your Name and Address next to * material & LIBOP to Clean HOME, 404 Sandtord Ave. KENILW'ORTH FUNERAL BERNHIIMKRIiTZMAN Vsilibufj, on Wedneiday, May ?X and others with a vested in- Windows, evtry ethtr month . (Vailiburg), on Wednesday, May HOME, ill Washington Ave., AFiiMORIAL HOME. M4 •. jtriey \m. Funeral Ma«i Sacred Vsrioui public Buildings 23,1973. Funeral Mils at if Leg's corner of jut Street, Ttenllworth, terest elsewhere," Schechter St., Elizabeth Church. Interment Gate of Heaven a star (•#) in Suburban Newspaper Classified + Church, Irving ton. Entombment Inttrmeht Fairview Ctniitery, stated, "the cause of 100,000 m accordinea with Holy Cress Cemetery, Cemetery specifications snd form of WMtlield, Soviet Jews who have applied proposal which ean bf IniMcttfl Columns, then call Mr. Loomer at 686-7700 \ and copit s obtain*!) at thf Off let of to emigrate to Israel but Central purchasing, Room IMA, LH—PrNtrlek, known ai Fred WEINEH-On May 1«, 103, OCHHEH-On Tuesday, May 15, Martha, ef if Marinall St.. and you'll receive a letter entitling you to 2 + denied exit still need our Municipal ilag,, civic Sq., FOSTER-Charles H , suddenly on Kelly, formerly ef Kenllworih, on 1571, Hglh (lechtoldi, of 1W irvlngfon. New Jwity^ Friday, May II, 1973,49171 years, May If, mi, of AMnie Park, dear h-vlngfen, beloved wife of Loyii, support, Jacoby St., Mapltwood, NJ, Fynera! was cendyeffd from Thf Proposal must be accompanied of 138 «lh S)., Irvington, bilpved brother of Mrl. Veronica Sargent beloved wife ol thi (ate wllhelm, by aterfifitd cheek In the amsunt husband of Julia (nee Trengrove), and Mrs. Virginia Marhvtel bafliaf SUBURBAN CHAPEL OF PHILIP Free Guest Passes for o week night (Mon.-Thurs,) J "The amendment to the deydtad mothir of Helmut Ochner, APTER i SON, 1400 Springfield of 10 per cent of thi total amounl devoted father of Mrs, Evelyn tllnbeth, alts Iurvivid ly ilitir of Mrs, Ilfrieda MMs and pending East West Trade Bid or bid bond for the full amotm! Dalrymple, Mr*. Charlolt# HWII nlfKft and nephtwt. Tht Ave., Mapliwood, si Friday, May * Mrs, Elsa Golh The funeral 11. intermenf Mf, Hforon of coniratt. Check or Wd bond Is to Kltchell, Mrs. Florence Wsihuta, funeral wa«.h«idon Tueiday, May Performance at either the FOX THEATRE in Union, * Agreement sponsored by Sen. service was held at The Cemetery, Fluihjng, L.I. be made oui to ~ nit~_ Town ~ of Charles, Donald, and Fred Fo*t*r, JJ. from Tht KiNILWORTH McCHACKllN FUNIHAL HOMI, Henry Jickion (D-Waih.), irvlngton, New Jir»y, PruPOMI Is brother @f Richard Fo*t»r, Mr». FUNERAL HOMI, 111 1108 Morris Aye,, union. * en PARK THIATRE In Roselle Park or the ELMORA that would delay most-favored tod be enclosed in a lealed envelope Besiii Hartmsn, Bertha Fotftr Waihlngton Avt,, corner of N. 31st Saturday, May if, \m. Crtmatlon ilNOA-On wecinttiay, Mly 1?, ff ffidlMlnctly shew IM name of and Mrs. Elsie Leldenrwlmer, alto St., Kenllworth. Thtnei to St. private, in iitu of flowers, cgn. 1973, Joseph C, devoted father of nation trade status to the the Bdder and marhM \V turvivM by II gr»ndchlldr«i and Thtrma'i Church, Kanllwerth, trlbytloTHi may be made te the Nancy, dear tan of Julia (fwt Soviet Union for denying their one gr«fltflr*ndctilld. The funwal where a High Mitl of R»qul«m Rutn pottscho Kidney Founaatlen, Dervlnls) and thi Ists joteph, THEATRE In Elizabeth, Letter must be shown at Bids muit be prsMttd ItfptrMn service wat held Sf HAEBERLE & was offered for thi rtpose of his fit Rldgewood Rd , Mapltwood brother of Dolorei Ooron and citizens the right to emigrate, K. W • reprttihtitlvi 6* the BARTH HOME FOR FUNERALS, soul, infertnent Oraeeland Dorothy Germs Ine. fhf funeral il still the best way to do Blaar whin eallM for By the 971 Clinton AVe., irvlngton, on Metnorlol Park, Kenllworlh. was conducted from Th* ED the Theatre Box Office For Your Free Guest Passes, * Purchaiini CommlHN ana not Manday, May 21. inffrmint In WARD P. LASiCdWiKl that," Mfore or after. . Hollywood Mwnorial Part, FAXiUTA—Joseph A., on Thur. FUNERAL HOME, 1401 Clinton Blpi WILL NOT •• taav. May 1>, wfl, M union, N J , Avt,, above Sanford Av*., * TO ENTER this exciting Classified Star Hunt merely * beloved hysband of j«fnje i, (im ACCEPTIO i¥ HM\. LIHMAN-Hanla of 100 irvington, on Saturday, May i?f primm), devoted father of Mrs The Municipal Council rtMrviJ Monrnouth Road, Elltafaith, 1973, Cremation Rottdalf * write your name and address on a postcard and * MevM wife of lygmurtd, devoted Cemetery. •I bras dye is my MNCN or mother of Marvin Lehrntn, levins olynn, Brother of Mri, Adelaide is KASY TO n,\m nlormalitln and not adltirlM ft titter sf Dera Fiber and lygmund rtn«j»e Brandfalhr o» Mrs mail if to MR. CHARLES LOOMER, SUBURBAN the spetlfieeileni er fef wyittuttur Schltlgkom; alls survived by one reason. The Municipal fiNfltl -aiMM •raMHVehMr,. Puniril HrMcM , , , JIS'l IMIONK reMrvn the ihts wwr MM «Mr* MM it leftNHklM. HOLl VW00O HL0it!tT PUBLISHING CORP.. 1291 Sfuyvesanf Ave., KRIITZMAN MIMOR(JAL |*RTH COLONIAL MOMI, lig IHBItwyy«|MA¥t. 686-7700 HOMI) fi< E, >ertey It,, Union IrvInoiofl BIlMMth, on Wednesday, May B, RLIL***'1 eqtn»r m V«u»h»il sa,. Union, N.J. 07083 A.I. l» 'Ad Tahti1 anil WiipNniltilnPuntral If73. interment I'ntii llrii) DMInMlth H'tf, •ha w!(( h.'p y>u allh a Eemeterv. Illiabeth. The period Cch, lerAM of mourning obterved at tht Mtii. R«.ult C.il.r Woni Ad. lenft r«mlly.Jmli»hon»: ^ family residence. Holy Croit f Ctmiier y,. L h Public Notice Thursday, May 24, 1973- Public Nohf Public Notice Public Notifrc

NOTICi OF APPLICATION I All NOTICE QF APPLICATION 11 I I Al ! t ( M 1 f ^ I 1A»E NOTIt F Ihsi I ,,ui I1 Mf N) r /)^ f A| FNDAf? NO 1 11I , |BI ill NFW TAHf NnTirr trat Etleff Pursuant ts Ih" r«J Tdvrrn Inc Irild ngfl% HO U I fldf fhflf the appllcstion o fil r £ llitl I! I 11 j M 1 "Wf TAKE THE B*VIL OUT Ot THAVIL" or I tNNFSSEV r,, nppirn lo I 1 fl f N f I H ¥ lin yirsfll Mlg r i c f5r I qjnrlo trad ng al FRANKLIN | undtr tto L5£il Po m rj n 1 lyuQB tat applied to the r ^i ti If t t (if III. Alrnhol Hnvc «, r tr i I 5i I Ol IN 1 f Liw the lellowiiQ r«oi ii« H 1 f * f 1 iHT I I u H lj I I Alcoholic Beverage control Beard | adopted by the Ifymgtnn R Mnflrd fit thr- Tnwf t I (i iclj 1 un fo pr#mlie» H6i Tro i 1 1 11 N ) n 11 e 1 1 n 1 1 tt i !l Ih Tow Bt Irvlnglon N J tor a Be d ( r lerary Retail Djitrleutlsr- M 1 rl ' ( 1 ' M i *t I f t I N fli III v OF FINDING FACT 1 . mil I) li tor premises f j N f I rr t III1H r I , I T I I I IK I Applicant d§9lres fg I 1 j 1 I ^ 1 i» mini 11 limn ft (gated al I]f4 139* 1191 WHIREAS thtre tw M I L In ill nl tu Idmg Bl irregylar Silf running fur the pirrsrmam r nil 111 11 i from Cgit 5t le Drove Sf prmgflBlct AVP Irvfngton N J HONEYMOON SPECIALISTR QbiPftirjns t any shoytd be staiuisrv snnyal sud.i v t 1 1 i i t 1 Mf III 7 Applifflnt dp j rei tg grstf this school salendflf rear I i Wfllcnf Inl I 111 i ade immediately in writing to i SPECIALISTS HONIVMOON IJU Id ng wifhtn 5 Of slfeet line for the fejaN e* Edj at n N I fllrnl ne Mels^npr Tow Clerk nl 1 1 ir i 1 Apphfflhan % he ng madP Town of irvlngten r HONEYMOON SPECIALISTS I SND Irv ngtor^ N J I 1/ !UN n (III li t t ft I v lf cause nrdinante requires 9 10 ft I^iex and BAHAMAS I*, cjnr-d! I M I (I t HAylP fNfLANDrR SPECIALISTS HONEYMOON I !!««• WMERlA^ lund w ( k N ' N i ^ f \ t Mu TUN H Mm i tutn u ir di, tl li l U I Applicant IFJI 11 I I. 1 / I ufjit Of- and D rp tn made avallSbtf fsr in i BERMUDA HONEYMOON SPECIALISTS I mull [i[ M tf rty I I n« ilri.5fi.lrd nlulhiitnl f«tls to H/f [ 1 N if rut* 8?! Jersey Av JVI Hill I W« 111 tl It t It P tabl sri hardsh p under the t 1 1 f 1 1 f (it if 1 1 r ihlanclti N J thf I c^ ! BARBADOS SPECIALISTS HONEYMOON yr nyf Id N J ilr- \i y t ^talulp J TH« rFl tr mm nol be NU hi I h IN TIN Aun^p r Hri i ANUf K *. Herald Way ii ]1 1973 Contrerti La* (NJ / 41 1 ! I v tgttin uranlPd without tuDirantlal seq ) reqyirrt lt\ai ihp 1 i! 1 r MIXtCO HONEYMOON SPECIALISTS rpls ^ publicly sdvertrstd 1 Pjllll- 11 ft It r f Johanna tahi Nil f I* H ) I N f I PUERTO BICO SPECIALISTS SPFr.iALlSTS I ijl i N I UbEMD 764 hs^ applied tQ t NOW THiRlFQSit- 1 t Secretary ision Of Alcoholic Bewtra BF QLVEP that the M fill MM r H f, in; H f Hf- Irv Hrrflli] Mfly ^i || 19;] and ST.CROIX HONEYMOON HONEYMOON Irvinrjton Herald fV\a> 34 !§7] ntrnl ot N^vb Jersey 1 l Tigage the service ' f i I 1 SU»J I f ( P F Ift VA I tt B J Hfffony «. Compi t r SPiCIALISTS SPECIALISTS ion? SpringJifHi t 1 I I- t ST. THOMAS NOTICIDF APPI ICATION v t ItIO frn y If nyfon New ir j t ! 1 11 HONIYMOON HONEYMOON I lig IP / NHTI f [>F APf^L If n l_ tp ^p r 1R4S In trip in r N'lin 1 11 T 1Mt i i I I [ 1 M t JAMAICA in I Jtn | 11 111 1 (i » rt tt rnti I I T Ah t N"Tirt 4 iaiifit>d ai p bi 1 M ytnAprtj I gina t untflnts for Ntw SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS pnm MI N 11m t , mi 11 if r trs [ M If N F > t iiuO t th§4£hCSldilfnct fl f it 3 n fhr I Ml 1 ' Hit r«»f appl rl la Inc /Itghol t atDf e^a d Imp o INC trad nq fl. ynpv Wine flni N j Thr HONEYMOON HONEYMOON ORDEH OF_Mnn F fl 1 moniflf Bl fi 1 i [ I t t E '1 CRUISES BPveraga rrptrrl Rnfl rj of Thp % I trr id L q J ) f-i m F Jucatlon and anv ury^n 1 ,t ln*f Q' if ni tun to n Hlpnai. r I i i ^ jlf Jc grj es H vf iyp f n h irl UTtlN LDOrF Nn ?»i SPICIALISTS SPiCIALISTS I jfii i school pup 1 i MPIO I rnr^jrr rl rn I mM- r }\ t M I |i? (rMn Ihn T IA -if I v N J HONEYMOON HONEYMOON Ijl mm n 1 sip] »l re\ id pi* e ( Ml fiNNINf F Ir i v t undpr iht auspiesi nf ir? t\ 9? Fi rat on and inefudi j'c M 1 3 ALL BOOKINGS n Tly h K1«F' 1 i 1 HfT£fF f 71 )nr na,on t jal acGoufit internfli t tf jf t SPECIALISTS SPECIAU|U| jfan Ni w f (*¥ fil a fa np Ay AT LOWEST nun u dflr tt Btonmt flrt N J i nunts and cafeten-i p HONEYMOQtyM^^^H I t And verifieaMon 1 1 11 1 n« Cj &, 5= MILn 5&i' T EE, PUBLISHED Jt\u Juir PA ilrfy in and hank balance! an I 11 I 1. PRICES^ I gl i My rt i f ng acCSUntS spr 1)3 » -lmnunt nf tfp n* (or the fiscal M I I in V t Mi Nl III i» 1 19H 1974 at 9 total te? * |AJ It I nd !y fl 1 NOT ITE OF AFPLICAT ION JO r PM THi ft, I cil Trtrrty me E AT R IC (t rv c^s shall elie nr 1 i i reparation and eerf i it N J T 1 C F ""rl ' n 168 M -in 1 Ml I 1 1 in r 1 y yf J ui Qn N J frf 131 ni i j fh? Board and Com t Friu jit on ef the y 1 j 1 HUIF RIHBDFJ 1r-j rj fr* Ml mid Ma i 14 H iv/1 h irr Q I t th * 6fl|p N E ^ nf clj N J f TUN p ^ thp r grI t! Will I AM BICNE f> -ifn^ndstitans req rr 3 I <• III 04 * tr n fhe reipet 1 f 1 r 1 B V F<3 J t. il I P f J r i f mf* *fl I m i rn Frg & pf %B Wet fmrp A^P 1 I I th Tn r uf Irrg f i \ I J \H 136 South Orange Ave., South Orange AAorristsiwn N J t m fahens specified n II w NQTICB OF APPLICATION hy L A* II Fa^ Drmi ) Pli-nn V BeM TAPE NOTltr lh,l « r r I k N J Apr i 30 iv? F Himv N J fi^NET VAN MO 1 nterim rfport a II 1 and f-t-Bruary 2Htr i -1 d pr til t! 1 JUNIQH i fkTAN MFPlM M aid T ea u . 7634800 • EQFUH IfAtlON I^rl 1 T T M Mt!Qfn f 3 Lyon fivr 1 m nf The engnyp itt d#in e upon r i Al i M-ii* Hi 1? H 1 qt( n N 1 Tkl Ife tr nqs conftFf [mmnmiiiii NQTICI OP APPLICATION H I l&?^f fit 1 LLA h T prn ng the r p jiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii.iin TfifF NOTICE fhflt GOUHMF T UH V 1f f Av P rmmendati^ni S"ri N J BL IT PURTNlR trr Q &i i r L igutjH 4 I I UE E- I HBtJN INN Buy at industry prices! Available to H[ k fl H U UN thai, the Board i> i DF I n fii iE Int trad ny fl JM fcHM * U N T(JN IN Mr N I I»H Fim fioci A f lutunr ied arid direct pa fl i m flppl pd fo thf filnnhnl r AFl i r ATT Homeowners for the FIRST TIME! I"T uF Rr *> fljf ( nntrol Bn«rd r)l fhp N 1 ir figrcemSlf *i!h * 1 ipfany & Company i i M f N t T «n < Irv ngfon Inr 3 PlwiflfF / ' , r% HA 11L T } •i I Ul WP'S f P s'r ou! nn I ens** D 10 EO njtf 1 w 1 R 1_jr N y if 1 f ; I i 7j IQ [ Pm ^e- tLfltPrt *' ^^0 awirdo CHAIN LINK N / T i r h L F NF R V^ H C AI i ntfin Avc irv Raton New iflve b dfi nr i/ T if F li rl ft ^hgulfl t e prrv ions of the lifl F E IE HI r wr ting fr Hry rage frnfrjl }h Lamrrprcp t 3ntracTs Law suh]f> t t F FENCING np Me s^ #n (.lerfe nf D r a-furd N J 4QA 1! whiCfl StatP t(-rt F [ fe T III LOTH OUDEP OF WUOJE 1 j ^1 unit shall be ^g 1 f f if ir-r fl NOT 50 Ft. NOT 100 Ft BUT NOT leg 0FAPPLI£«TION IBi/iNTTON LOD F NO 7&4 adi/pr! se fer B'dS far flr? jl wi f - d Al&J W^sn nqtQ Aye *rrk pertermed pursuant ir 41** NOTlCg QF APPLICATION I At- t NQTK I it « f. f B 1 H h • ISO FT, • ^u11 uii * Fub 1 Jrl I { Dip President Irv ngtnn N J & (finnyil Audit r#qujrpni ^ -1 it r 4 ' N s id J a TMr^n^ANrUDFa 1011 frnvF f I H ttld M^y 4 11 1973 FUBTMER El OLVED ifri 1 Hpy iajr r Ir n^frn N J (Fee 126 BS) np> nf thlS resolut on hflll r 13911 H fl I Tow of pufal hed in The Iry nytnn HF t n Compleieiy Instsliefl Pfp f fli 1 rrqjired by'flA w ffm tp n t ol Hr^ri H NOTICE QF APPLICATION qiSn Ni .out I y T mpl TAKE NOTICE that FfJA NOTICE OP ALL T»BES OF _ T B F N I ifr-t TEHNAL ORDIP OF EAGLE PRIVACY IINCINQ ^I,,nrT M ,ni 1 1 lirny id May 24 31 19*3 INf AERIE 2357 Iry ngfnn ra I MICHAEL A Hi nylon tr tLfily jf E PJ* P uU f P appl ed fu 'hn Al nhn! t Bevtrflyf (* retary Business Manrjq AVAIU4BLE tr r\ \ B Ing * rant ml Bnari rf the Tu*n af ir-p Buard of Edu al ar , III f INNiNL, tl a NOTICE OF APPLICATION ir ngtnn N j tor a riub I ICPHSP Tawn nf IryingfSn New JP ] t F TT/ IPI!. 11 i * nt n M h* (rrly rtP t B 131 tn prt-m ^ % MtustPd 3' hereby rprfily that the fo t-^ N J t 1 FI nj'i N J T£i*E NoTirE that r5ob Thru P ngtnr ORNADO ^i Sir?} N Tw lerly fllong t ad ng as A*fiPi ON 111 Monfgrrrry AWP Iry ngt T 1 jnr tfitrnl Board u< the Town ot t 1743 ST. GEORGE AVI, 1ft r ngfo N J for a Plenary Mi Ifrfc MlCMAFL h h yn - f Id N J j n N then ^t Nj t J U I D str bjt on l c*T5e D 13 prrefary Busme * RAHWAr, N.J. I 1 F ANON 1 Uf-ll/// r UL I vV-l J ROAPDOP EC 1 M Dn • IIHIIMIMIIIMIIIMIIIIIII Illinilllllllllllllllllin 1 t n^f! A r Ir nqton N J ir FJ! N U% Frt f )T|p t on f a v should be INI TUN N J y ! IF *PStrTl^ i M N I "> M ill to/if ]i 31 Ml I ^ ^Jf rn n**d Stity n ftr ting io UF F It E B r Hi! Ainr j t F t r I i I; on >, itenf nr Mr ^^nrr Tn#n f Irrk of | nqlon N J ! 1 H II 1 WISE NOTICE OP &PPLIC&TIQN NOTIt E OF_APPl f-h T t= fi filJNf- irv ngtan N J NOTICE OF APPLICATION ii » r NTIH f >r,i t jiaa n TAf E NOTICE T Ak E Nf T1 E -r"l Bi dpi gfltpg a F % dtnt THQMA APit E M 11 f i-inj i JE»»f Tn FBN Ni ir inc (a cert 19th ngt n New 3 rprbrnofnofe*e ' Dr ^ i^l I flf: | I P 1 I tf SI r rl LiiP NAVAHO iNf f 1 UF 1i GAY RAN I Nf f I E t F FE 1 I LIQUOR BUYERS 1 U U rft ' F Farfe N J Hppi nl ir r1 1 p rv r i-j nt nl fi fl a f ir f MF i! j 1 -*t M n ^ n tr th Al uhahc gev W d oM N It F r t , PQNFUL" !rj Rqtr IM j B USE B T Ir s i crMinti * tr i ur^py i *~Jr fjy R flrrt nf thp Town H 14 nlrnl B i n T I 1 ^f 11 UH( JAME f UTMi T , Tti f A ' 1.1 an N I far i plpngr w 1 ryf N J t i, LJT I* " T*. F5FJ f 1 Are Flocking To Trrn I Fng npfr nq / SIP* 3 herbrnafe nn fo U E ' liLfn P r- It ^ k f ij 1 r j 1,1 1*1 tl II II i9ft9 I Inrr^rr F^ 3? ivy I Ll ci if 1 1 H j rtfp-l 1' ij?Q 94 i hnn PII crp T ifuated at L n 61 fr ^L O n ludi^ i »ftr i - ja Aft, r pgNFn "i r I v jlan N J dOtr t eel . it 1 , (MM ROBERT TREAT s^crpisrv 4( ir n4trr t P n h t 111 C ' i I ft 1 ^roul3 tip if an ir nj! 1N 1 IT l3 nimdfd in flr^f b* thp 807 inwuad JQ EPH t nr j- t.' L If f Id Pd afr'y nft ilix i Ij dr rnmed atel^ Dt| ' ' r ji i i r irrpfT *?* c ffv& !r Un an N j 31 ivt cr f jl J it 1 1 M -lip I I p 1 15 p T A t IPI^ I lrnt np Me 55ner T "ilr >r d r » Al B» ~ R A T f^ fmbir 8 1969 nn Book 4329 ol Mptucti#ri N J HLlJE & ^1 nin r T r 1 N 1 I nipni J WALTER JUf4 BAM & GRILL INL r E rfl (Of taints Coyrfy Pagp 8?i RALPH l&NQMlRELLQ Irvmqtnn N J & ^^^ FULL A 59g 594 C Hrit*IIPf Avf The sppmipmsi* jimajnl nf the Prp 4 Trea par ui R1 IfH : I nplnfl N j NOTICE OF APPLICATION 18 Qutncy PI Mellow Tr QUART • I clyT nt !Q rjr 4flf Sf ed Df \nd Pre df•nt & TfPa Lirnr WART RllTI- i MAKIf » Al BA TAKE NOTlCl fhflf Parkway fcearny N J I!P \ thr jm nf T*rntt One ngton N 73 Can"fpr ^yp c rr!:t y f 1m 1 Treaty tr Bowling f enier int irgti no as P i JONfT Maplevwar"! N J H m flrtl Trrpp Hungrrd fvfnty DO rf ** 590 594 Cfifli cello Avc n PfiSKWAV BOWLING CENTER ft. AIRE UL t? f cn T f fr pflll&r* J* fl fy Hff y t ghl has Applied fo The Alcoholic B l-rt N 1 Irv fmfon N J ^) 40th rr> Frp dtnt & r r if! f (12! 3?3 9flt teyrth^r * lh Beverage Control Board of the \ ILL I AM RUTf 1 Hp aln MJIS '4 ]1 1971 •fu GtK if thu ^ale Irvmqts 71 £nu•fc. r Avt Fr dtnf ROBERT I CHATEAU iFpfSU 001 Town of irvmgTon N J Ifir I NOTICE QW APPLICATION sAiplPVji i N I Thp her If ruerve* me r gM fo Htnld ^00 urt A\; pieanrv retail consumption TfiKl NOTICE inai W tlnfr 1 H f J31 197 i f^lf fl SjQurn fhr Hl£ ffum I mf lo f irnr 112 ild May ? B* I ifir N 1 TRIAT j FRANCONIA N0TIC»OF APPLICATION I cense c 21 for premnes situated F r 51 i tfp dfd by La* 1 HI r^( ! /"\d 4 31 1971 ««F NOTICF mal M>on « •V B97 i 8$4' and 900 pringfietd LIQUORS ha appl cd "la thp Newark N J Apr 1 30 1971 I r 1 HI i (i HJta ng 55 OLYMPIC Ave , Rark*#y Prgmensde, Alcohahc BeverSye tontrai Board JOHN F f B¥AN SH£SfPF Irvingfon N J aMfie Town &f IrvinglQn NJ for a Jfrnsl" I CHAMPAGNI '"'SOT, M TAUHANT fiS5 flppl ed !Q fhp NOTICE OF iSPPLlCSTION NQTECE QF APFLiefiTIQN nnot t Rrversge ConfrQI Board QbietlioFis t any should of TAf I NOT I [ 'Ml Alhen P R D P O A L * ^ nyfon Hfrald Mfly 10 17 fi License D 7 'or prpmi e Sityatfd T£r> E NtiTl E fit (- 1 t ni I IPI To*n rl I unyltin N J loi made irnmta afety in writing to filler Dark I trading s M t=^* I Fr-nk !i j 1 II 1973 Valentine Mri^sner Town £l#rfe of at S8Q Cfisnrpilpr Ave Ifvmgfon l crporat nn Plaml M vS Irvington N J A/saDlL r lnl&dD jn EFH FRAN^ Irv nalon N J Iryingtorl N J prg^ident Treasurer ATHBN5 APSTEB DARK INC Of qual \1£i I berlf A^P THOMAS Bi AMO (iU ILL JQHNJQN P! alS irv Herald May 17 34 iv/:i Director and IWPORTED SCOTCH WHISKIY HrferdflFits E ecutionFof alt of JAMES D PAPPA ONE 1973 LEAe H in un_N J ecretaFy D president AAnrtgaytd Preftiiiei Jsutfi Orange NJ 2f3 PA£ k/^A TEf, 2 ANDMICHAEL FRANK 111 Ufarny AKS 1530 Pahsadf Avi Hy vjffue of the above staled JEROME A WILLNER FU H OUT BOOT or -iu*i 13"»fl L ntrt t T sgtt K.arny N J wr tgf EBPcunon fo me d fpcttd I Apt 5A n a ordant A tr Un nn N J OLD FLANDERS 4-5 OT v e Fres Secretary AN5TA1IOS H MIMA Migll pstpo^e lar %al# feyPjbh c NOTICE OF APPLICATION )L Forl L« NJ Director h StSGknotder per f ralmn ard torn f Trealurer Auci on in Office fjf Sheriff En« TAKE NOTICE that Roxy Dryg ATHENA ZEHUA 92Q Georgia Ave prnpn al which r^in r T pp U ific itU A) K Wasne SI 1 uunty Courts Building in NrwSrfe Co Inr trading al POXY jetretary Winter F£fk Fla and opit ahTsmei 1* ff Off t f OLD BENTLEY 4.5 QT. *4" Jersey City nl J on TuHday Ihf Sfh day of June LIQUORS has applied to the il Maple Ave STUART N WILLNER Central Purcha n^ P jjn ''OOA If Herald May U ]1 1973 ncut ar onp th rty F M Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Irvington N J WIN! and LIQUOR BRANDS IXCLUilVI WITH US Director k Stockholder Municipal Building iFeo»U»J) (PrtvAtUng Time) flUfh« t irset QP Of tht Town of irvlnflton N J far a Irv Herald Mav li 11 1971 PrnpL al mu^1 hi ir r "fifan J parcei gf land sifyafe lying iind Plenary Retail Distribution BSQ Virginia Df Winter Farfc* Fla (Fee 112 M) by 1 certified rhe (• n fhi iTlt-utif NOTICE OF APPLICATION b*>mq m the City Q'Newarfc in thf License D 13 for premises Of 10 ppr nt oi fl- futal an ount TAKf NOTICE thai Smilly 5 County gf E^ie? m fhe State a* situated at 744 Chancellor Avenue PUBLIC ISSUE (103^2 ihares ef §tfxk seid fs the publics bid nr d iid Bani far tht fu! Tayprn Ine arsrpsrallon trading ! Nesy Jersey Irvmgton N j amount af rontra t Cheer* or HiJ Irv Herald May 24 31 19^1 NOTICE Q£ aPiP»l.ie»TIQN as SMITTys TAVIHN nai ap Defections if snv should be Bond 15 to be rmfle out ID Iht Tawn I BEGiNNlNG al a PS'ni in me I Fee ill ?23 TAKE NOTICI that Oreveland phed 10 !hp AlconuiE Btversof made immediately in writing to oflPvmgfnn N w J r ey Prurja al I Af terly fine of South Fifteenth Inn Inc trading as GROVELAND Control isard of the Town of Valentine Meii&ner Town Clerk of if to bb fcnelQ pd n a ealpj un street d Slant 324 fe*t ioufh of The INN his applied to the Alcoholic Irymgten N J (Or a Plenary lev I no ton N J vetopf arid to rii t nct| new tht southerly line at Avon Awemje PUBLIC NOTICI Beveragt Control Board of tht t Refaif Coniumption u Cfnie C 44 NQX¥ DRUG CO INC ngme of th*. b ddcr and markpri FINE WINES and LIQUORS thence risining seuthtfiy alsng Town of Irvlnaton, N.J. for a lor premiss slfyalM at 1442 SIMON RAICER ONE 1V73 DIAMOND RED ^aid westerly Itfif QI Souih Plenary Retail rontumption 1394 SPRINGFIELD AVE, Springfield Avt Iryington N J President unfltr me Local Fublic Contrsctl Fiftttnth Street IS feet fheng* License C 6S for premises lifuated CHA^-JI^ MODEL C 10164D t.r Objections if any should be 34 Decker A * Ldw fhe fallowing resslutlon was westerly aT nghf angle* thertto v at 34S SlKtffntn Avenue Irvlnglsn equal IRVINGTON ES 2-1771 made immediately in writing tg 130 teet thenct northerly parallel Elizabeth N J adopted by the Irvingfsn Board of Education N J QN| l¥?3 LEATH Valentine Melisner Town fieri, of with South Fifteenth Street 25 feel IRENE RAICER ''f? PAfKMA TEF RE1QLUTION Oblectlons If fl", should be Near Maptewosd Bordtr! irvlngfon N J Sec Treat or equal MlfTY S TAVUBN INC y made Immediately m writing to westerly sldf ot South U Decker Ave WHEREAS there exislj a netd Bid must be prt tntcd 1 1 JOHN j SMITH Elizabeth N j Valentine Meliintr Town Clirli of Fifteenth Street and tn« place ot for tfie updating of appraisati on Irvlngfon N J penon by a repre tntativt tf thr President Secretary BEGINNING Irv Herald May IA 31 1973 all tjulldlngs anS untentl In fhe bidder when called for h the 45 Manor Or JPecSlf QQ) GRQVILAND INN INC AUTO MECHANIC The abovt description Is m Iryington public School Syilem IRWIN BAHN Purchasing rcmmittp ind nnt Newark N J ^f cordant* with s survey made by Including AdmlnUtrsHon betope er after Woffling, AHirnDQnf Evening JOHN M RIILLV pres. k Treji. WMham DIMano Surveyor difed ^ =^ — iuildings and Dutdogr Education 230 llabella Ave BIDS WILL NOT BE AC LINCOLN TECH'L INST. Vice FTitldent August II 1967 Cinfer and CEFTED BY MAIL I' iarbadss Or Irvington N J Being commonly known at 791 WHEREAS fundiart or will be ERHARD RAN The Mymeipfll Council re eryp 229! Vauihiii Rd,, Union S Toms Riser N J South Fifteenth Street Newark NOTICE OP APPLICATION made available lor thii purpose In the nghf tg acrept or rejec 1 any or Irv Herald May U 11 Ifl] New Jersey Vice Prn TAKE NOTICE that Coath Llto < tht 1573 1974 Jcnool year budget 35 Sensak Ave alt 6ids due to any defbef or m (Fee lit OS) The approximate amount ol the Lounge Inc trading a LONS Lounge Inc trading at LYONS andd E Paterson N J fSfmalltie and not adhnrmj fQ ffiH Judgment to be satisfied oy laid BEN has applied to the Alcoholic WHEREAS, the Local Public JIAN MARIi RAHN Specification or fDr any other NOTICE OF APPLICATION sale

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«-, ^i.s-^ s.,f •i :«ja(. Thursday May 24, 1973 neilhi'i is it CIIMU* It lias assumi'il innri- sublle inrms ciilling lor even greater surveillance Museum group has Anti-Defamation League Hi,in ever helnre and mure sophisticated Dr. Szasz to speak Icchniijiies for combatting II Democracy ilself lias moved closer In (he Dream, hut is not yet a new name, goajs at June meeting of reality. So despite remarkable and positive The Association for Ihe Arts of the New celebrates 60th birthday iidvaneemenlii ovw the past fill years, the Jersey Sl»le Museum,Trenton, has chanpd tut struggle against prejudice, bigoiry, discrimi- name In Friends of the New Jersey State Mental Health unit The Anti-Defimation League of B'nai tfriin unabashed anti-Semitism of Another era; the nnlion and undemocratic forces goes on," he Museum ami expanded Its areas of aeiivily to celebrates ils 80th anniversary this yenr parade of highly organised professional bigots, sold include all museum subjects. Hi Ilium ii S; m/ ,i |is',( Iliad IM will spi ik Sanferd L Hollander, chairman of the New hate groups and fascist organizations; the The organization was eslahlished five yeani it tin iiinu il lonfi n mi spnnsaiid In the Nr» Jersey Regional Advisory Board of the ADI. i|ii(iia systems and abject discrimination iii Proud of its achievements and still ago as a volunteer group whose principal aim Ii t is \ssni i iiinu lor Mental He ilth inri thi this week noted the birthday and commented housing, employment and hiyher education committed In the dual goals of ils founding was lo raise funds to add In the museum'H \iu Ii isi\ ( oIliKi nl Medium and IHnlistn in this hiahlv organized society, the "ADL was founded in lulu by a group of charier, ADL brings In today's troubled society permanent arts colleclious and to support flu KiiifiriiHi In hi hi Id him h l E^RLYCOPY tului ^pt ikt i it iht Iwndis c nnfi n nt i know every facet of the agency's vasi ilolliinder slated that today the Anti-Delama- Publicity Chairmen are linn League is a vast national agency with CAMP 0C4WASIN «ill In lir Juhn MIMI\ ul Johns Hopkins educational Hnai Britll ii the place to call if urged to observe the I m\M its whn i urnk nuludi i \t* IIMM there's a problem and that he can count on II fur headquarters in New York City and 28 regional Friday deadline for I RMMnri Smnrntr Camp hiclh nn tlit prnhli in nt Inn t xu ilisni Hr help,' Hollander continued. iilliies staffed by prnfessioniil personnel in Ihe other than spot news, For Bey* I IMs Af«t 7to 14 1 nine I lij,n pinlisMir nf \nthrupolnK\ Jt "This year marks ADL's 60th annlversnn fit-Ids of human relations, education, law. Include your name, In fhi iyn dfinchsd hllll ei I mil), [mi i nlli^i Kiit^rr 1 mursih minor The event itself stirs vivid memories of all the n-liRion, urban alfiiirs, viimmuiiu'iiimiis iind address and phone SKVMOlit M. WKXI.KR "ilfsfd, H. ,1 MIH in ( rnup mil Tin Impi n il i in' social sciences number. problems' iiieeri by the Jewish community Feature ii Frcih 41 f Oyidee AcHyiflt|t \niiii il mil Hi Mm \\ ill i philn nphir since AIH. was founded—the overt and "Anti-Semitism is no longer overt. Inil Ctmfirfflbls Csbi^i, Swimming lotting £ ulu i niiiMii/id i in inlirpnln «f Hiisltrn Officers installed Qytdeef Ipsffis I lulu nuh% mil II likiim iiil i i urn i mid Hilh All EspsfifnCfdi Qydlilitd SiRVINO liSIX 1 UNION COUNTHS OVIB «J TEARS lliculnj.\ mil im tin m p M hnlnu% ami M#dlcol fodltty with i i in inti Low-lead on Parkway for North Jersey HIJIT WITH OIL HEAT COMFORT IS fl tared nurl* @n fluty, and s I nil urn), tin nlilii i p mil di IOH inn Exxon Ihis week starts The Authnn \ nmlraet with fsr an EQII, LOW COST tUXURf FO« mil umk hop nil In hi lii I'm M •.sum B'nai B'rith unit Helling low-lead gasoline on Exxuti stipule us that if the intillui ]'u«ii mil I'nwirli ne^i »i" the Garden Slate Parkway for company » I-.I in sell ii third M0M1 OB fiftCTORtl Two Wttkt Ii mm I In 111 ' 111 Ii I |i wlinlni,! I »"hi r Seymour M Wexlur of HiJlsirif has been the first lime grade of £i uliing with ICONOMY IS A BONUS DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE mil U im i! I iln i ill m i Ii impiii" Nf;W HQMt- &UILDEW5 installed as the :i2mi president of Northern New Commissioner Sylvester 0 regular and y iiuiii, it had Ineiudst: 3 meal I daily, iniyrgnEi* ffentpertofien, S»'f U'I (or ycjyr HfflimQ NO Olhtr Melt n Clsintr or Sili jersey I'nuiiril. H'nai B'rilh. the world s oldest Smith jr of (he New Jersey to install tin I'ssary tanks tut fond Npeds I ) THE COST OF OS! OB ELICTSIC T*ihiftt iwaafihirf, all iypplitl Kill'ther iiifnrmatioii and ri'scrvalinns may 1 and largest Jewish service organization Highway Authority said the at its nwn i'iisi . Smith GIRLS1 ilSSION 7 '2 ,« 7/U and 7-M4 ts 7/21 he iihtaini'd friim Ihe New Jersey Association Our Modern 1913 Oil Burner Exxon Corp has completed pointed out 1 fur Mental Health, tin S Fullerton live . The i'uunsMl has more than 14,BOO members in t nqineCFPd & DPiiQnpd To Our Specificatum Tg Sfl^f lOYS SiSSION 7 30 to 8/11 ond I IS fe 8/25 its 40 men's lodges serving Essex. Union, the installation of new un- With msim imilorlsls now !'l & Miinti'l.iir. pliiHie. 744 iiiKi derground tanks at four gas FOR DETAILED BROCHURE, WRITE: Hudson, I'assaic, Morris, Middlesex. Somer- using low.lead gas because of RiVdpnlnl & Conimnrcul SQQ9^QB' 5 set, llunterdon, Moninuuth, Mercer and Sussex stations on the Parkway. The their ititeri'sl in combating air Cixifrgl &ir Conditignrnq ^P ^0 " "~ ^=~-——-CQf^ptEitLy rNsTftL. counties stations are lncated at the pollution, Kssiin decided to Waverly 3 4646 Cheesequake. Vauxhall, put in (he neu tanks CAMP Wexler, a past president of Imngton Ixidge Brookdale North and Brook- KINGSTON FUEL CO. m.mi P, 0, iiilM, Pmilc, N.J. 07055 MOVINft?! .r..i i ipiiinliii. mi.tr 11} Rl 11 Will, Hilllldi Mr. Web« HilU, has served the council as secretary and dale South service areas in ttiij Wi^n) An . t '.fjri •r call (Ml) 7TM2SI FUEL OIL retention chairman, and on its board of governors. Me is a sales executive with Baker Settings, a division of Engelhard Industries Top Grade 18.5 "; ALL STORES OPEN MON,,MAY 2Srd M1MORIAL DAY I A.M. TO 6 P.M. Other officers installed lortlie I97:i-1974year CALL NOW are Milton Fershing of Muplewood, first vice-president; Herbert Ross of Mountainside, To recondition your furnace second vice-president; Alfred (iomer of and burner and SAVE on youi Maplewood, third vice-presidentL Harold Entm fuel bill. of Elberon Park, treasurer; Philip Podel! of Great astern Roselle.rei'ordingseeretarj', and George Berk of West Orange, junior past president Allstate The officers were installed al a dinner meeting held Ma> IS at Patrician Caterers, Fuel Co, Livingston, with Donald Myers of Roselle, chief EXTRA SHORT SHANK justice of B'nai B'rilh District No :i Court of FULLY COOKED • WATiR & Appeals, and a pasl president nf the council • L> . I u t i >, E W t N T presiding. Myers is general chairman of the Jewish Festival of Arts to he held at the Garden RIB oil SIRLOIN YOUNG SMOKED PKRSON SUFFERING State Arts Center on July 1. HKARING IOSS Ira j. Meltzer of Elizabeth, a member of the Irvington host lodge, was chairman of the STEAK TURKEYS HAMS OFFERED BOOKLET installation dinner committee U 5 Government Publication Available At No Charge WILMINGTON, DEL. - A free United Historical Society States Government booklet entitled "Hearing Loss • Hope Through Research," elects new officers is now available to persons iuilering a TAiLUESS PQRTlitoOUSi OR hearing loss: Three new officers were elected by The New fully Ctainid Und«, Q 'i Supwvhlo Published by the U.S. Dipt, of Public Jersey Historical Society at its IZBth annual T.Bpne k e¥ wg.tr Health, Education and Welfare for use by meeting held in Nassau Hall. Princeton FRISH KILLED - •ROliNQ & FRYING the hard -of-hearing, the booklet coven iuch The new officers are Robertson D, Ward of ITALIAN STYLE facts as inherited deafness, discovering Short Hills and Mrs. William S. Beinecke of early trouble, selecting a hearing aid, noise Summit, both of whom were elected vice-presi- CHICKENS SAUSACi GROUND BEEF damaging and adults's hearing, and the dents, and Robert H Frey of Ridgefieid Park, main types of hearing loss. treasurer. Free copies of the booklet are available by The Society also reeleeted Reeve Schley Jr. writing to "Government Bookltt," of Whitehouge as chairman of the board, Independence Mall, Suite 85, 1601 Coneore Milford A. Vieser of Shorl Hills as president Pike, Wilmington, Delaware, 19803, and Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen of Prince- ton as vice-president. FHISH iONILISS BREAS1 BEEF FIM PACK 1 LIS CHICKEN fULLY COOKID . BATTIB OWnO CHUCK OUTLITS _ WEAVER CHICKEN PARTS CHOPPED QBIAT EASTERN BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE SLICED EXTRA LEAN »*1« ^1181 tt$||| ROUND Summer Sessloni BflCON GROUND Three Week Day Session May 29- June IB RiGULAROBILICTRAPiRK Fivfi Week Sessions June 26 - July 30 (Day! ROMA HI FLAVOR CHASE&SANB0RN June 18 July 19(Ev§nlng) July 23 - August 22 {Evening) Courses in Business, Accounting, Biology, TOMATOES COFFIE Art, Film, Economics, History, Sociology, Political Science, Languages High School Scholars Program Program for high school Juniors. ANTHONY A, MAONIiR Tuition scholarships for qualified students. hoi been nom«d For information write: divisional merchdndiit Director of Summer Session manager for the 1be e , hardware, paint and Hilni Beam Ionian's Cremora t78 OiOOola Bloomflild College p ol automotive Paper Plates %r ^ Hoffman Soda Bloomfield, New Jersey 07003 departmenti of Riekel que Sauce Or call 748-9000. extension #277, Home Centers, The Diamond Foil Hills Cold Gups Pi annognc«rnent was Early Admissions Program for made by Alvln M, High School Juniors write: Riekel, president, and BOYAL SUN Dirsctor of Admissions Will Voehon, vice- EXTRA LIAN Bloomfield College president, 0RMI6E Bloomfield, New Jersey 07003 COOKED ORANGE Portuguese WBERRES JUICE Call Out Of Area state event 754-2211 Call Collect Thousands of Portuguese- speaking people from The Beautiful throughout N«w Jersey will attend their tint state con- vention 9 and 10, at the Portuguese Sport Club, 55 PARKK HOTEL Prospect it,, Newark, "Peiee and Prosperity 1233 WIST 7»h ST ST. JUmT under the American Flag" Is . the theme for foe series erf WELCOME conferences and workshops planned for the occasion by the United Portuguese SENIOR Community Council, which functions at a non-partisan, KITCHEN WARM WAX PAPER 100.ft.roll MAnCALFBiEZiRWBAP civic lnntltution. MAROU.MAPWN8 pkB. of2W MAHCAL NAPKIN! CITIZENS The council Ii composed of MATOALIWWN8 phfl.0l1W2fo»5r MARCALNAH0N8 WEEKEND GUESTS WELCOME representatives from all of toe OtlUM Accommodation., Mletow Mmli, ^U Oltf», 34 Portuguese ind BraiUlan Dl«twy U«M 0 afgoclatloni, churches and •ntvtifnminl) EnNrnlnmMh fcetoK'TvT'Slf Conditioning clubs tn the state, plus Ijpnagtsut en PP«BI»«, immiinrnim. Color TV, Ajr eenaillsnlne delegates from committees WwMM «MM H Av.lltbltbK I VERY REASONABLE RATES dealing with major areas of 1 RE concern. PHICiStFFiOTIVITO MOT BiiPONSIiLI FOR TYPOORAPHIGAL moM I